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Pastor
Bulldog
’49 graduate helping change lives
H
aving held various jobs after
graduating from Arkansas City Junior
College in 1949, Bob Adams eventually realized his calling and entered the
ministry in 1972. He has helped change
lives ever since.
Adams retired from the pastoral staff
of the Kansas City Baptist Temple in
2001, but currently is involved in the
church’s Spanish Ministry Fellowship
and the church’s discipleship ministry,
teaching basic doctrines of the faith to
new church members. He founded the
Survivors Internet Ministry, International in 2001 and has watched it grow
tremendously over the past five years.
The Arkansas City native, who has
been married to his wife Helen for
nearly 58 years, had an interest in pursuing a life in the ministry from a young
age. However, he chose a different path
before rekindling his faith.
Adams would have graduated from
Arkansas City High School in 1945,
but he left to join the Merchant
Marines before the hostilities of World
War II ended. After sea duty in four
oceanic war zones, he was drafted into
the U.S. Army and later re-enlisted for
a year.
After his time in the service, Adams
returned to Arkansas City and received
a GED certification in 1947. He then
attended ACJC from 1947-1949.
At ACJC, Adams enjoyed the fellowship with like-minded students and
instructors. He participated in forensics
and speech contests and fondly remembers forensics and speech instructor
Pauline B. Sleeth. Adams also thought
highly of former instructors Ann Hawley, Virginia Weisberger, Alan Maag,
and Paul Johnson.
“They were great,” Adams said. “Being a small school like that they really
helped me.”
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After ACJC, Adams and his wife
Helen moved back to Helen’s hometown of Richmond, VA. There, Adams
attended Virginia Commonwealth
University from 1949-1952 and earned
a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. While
at VCU, he studied on a special intern
project at the Virginia Museum of Fine
Art.
After college, he worked as a graphic
artist in the sales promotion department at Mauer-Neuer. He designed
the Rodeo Meats first place float in the
Arkalalah parade three years in a row.
In 1968, Adams and his wife Helen
attended a Billy Graham Crusade
in Kansas City, and Adams’ call was
rekindled. He went on to study off campus courses at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Ill., and the Shepherd’s
School of the Ministry in Kansas City,
Mo.
He went on to serve as an associ-
eight daughter churches in the metro
area. KCBT preachers can be seen on
streaming video at www.kcbt.org.
“Ministering the word of God to
people and seeing lives changed forever
is what I find most rewarding,” Adams
said. “Our lives are wrapped up in the
life of our church.”
partners in five countries. An international counseling ministry of sorts has
developed from the outreach.
“I did not expect this, and it is almost
more than I can handle, but it is so
worthwhile,” Adams said. “I hope to
continue doing it as long as I can.”
Adams and his wife Helen reside in
Mission, KS., and have two children,
Jeff and David. Jeff still serves as the
Senior Pastor at the Kansas City Baptist
Temple, while David is the Director of
Software Training for Xytec and Sony
in Burbank, CA.
After finding out he had colorectal
cancer in 1991 and undergoing operations, chemotherapy and radiation
treatments, Adams assumed the pseudonym, Pastor Bulldog, to hold in front
of people with life-threatening illnesses,
that they can fight their affliction like a
bulldog.
“The pseudonym, Pastor Bulldog came
to me when I first had the options to
give up or fight the cancer,” Adams
said. “The qualities of a bulldog came to
mind, and I developed the concept to
impart to people that those are qualities
needed to defeat illness.”
He was called back to the Kansas City
Baptist Temple to serve as pastor of the
Berean Bible class of around 100 adults
after his son Jeff came to KCBT in 1984
to serve as Senior Pastor.
KCBT has an active membership of
over 3,000 individuals and has spawned
The Survivors Internet Ministry,
International, began as a result of
Adams’ surviving cancer. Adams’ web
site , www.pastorbulldog.com, offers
testimonies, inspiration, help, resources,
and health tips. He also has a weekly
“blessay” of inspirational teaching of
wellness principles from the bible called
“Off My Chest-From My Heart”, and is
distributed to close to 4,000 subscribers
in 35 countries.
“The main thing I do is teach the
biblical principles of wellness,” Adams
said.
His ministry also accepts prayer
requests for life-threatening illnesses,
and distributes them to over 200 prayer
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The Survivors Internet Ministry, International,
began as a result of Adams’ surviving cancer.
Adams’ web site - www.pastorbulldog.com
ate pastor at the Kansas City Baptist
Temple from 1972-1979, and then
founded a church in Sarasota, FL.,
where he worked for six years before
having to stop due to illness. He has
also preached at two churches in Romania, and churches in Puerto Rico, Little
Rock, Ark, Horse Heads, N.Y., and East
Bolton, Maine.
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75th Queen Arkalalah Coronation, Oct. 27, Brown Center, 8:00 pm
Out of 75 queens we are only missing photographs of a few of the past
Arkalalah Queens: Patricia Tighe Griffith, 1929, Mary Geeslin Lightstone, 1930,
Eleanor Ambrose Fox, 1932, Mary Jane Mitchell Mills, 1934, Lillian Clough
Shumway, 1935, Bette Brenz, 1937, Helen Jean Calkins Carey 1940, Sue Edwards,
1942, Betty Smith Hill 1946, Treva Harrison Chittam, 1949. I’m hoping someone out
there has those pictures. If you have photos of past Arkalalah Queens please
contact me as soon as possible. A copy of your photo will be included in the
permanent display. Thanks! Terri Morrow
[email protected], 1.800.593.2222, or PO Box 1147, Arkansas City, KS, 67005-1147
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A reception for past Queens follows the coronation in the Wright Room.
october 2006 | marketplace,” Cranford
said.
Cranford felt a special
bond to the project as he
graduated from Cowley
College in 1972, and his
brother, Scott played
football at Cowley. His
parents, Leon and Dixie
live just south of Arkansas City, and his sister,
Debbie, still resides in
Arkansas City.
Steve Cranford, chief executive officer
of Whisper Brand Strategy Consultants, spoke with employees of Cowley
College about the brand strategy his
company designed for the college during the school’s inservice held Aug. 14
in the Robert Brown Theatre.
Cranford’s company came up with
a new visual identity for the college,
which is a tiger-eye, and a new tag line
called “Find the Noise”.
Cranford spoke about what the brand
strategy is intended to do.
“A brand is your promise and how you
keep that promise means everything,”
Cranford said. “It’s as simple as that and
it’s as difficult as that. The process of
brand strategy is finding the compelling
story that you can share with the market place that demonstrates your unique
difference.”
“It has been a deep
pleasure to be involved in
this personally at Cowley
College,” Cranford said. “I am proud to
be a small part of this institution.”
Cranford worked along with the
Cowley College marketing committee,
and interviewed individuals inside and
outside of the college to define the story
of the institution and let the market
know what they don’t already know
about the college.
Sheree Utash, Cowley College Vice
President of Student and Academic Affairs, was pleased with the work done by
Mr. Cranford and his company.
“One of the fist things that Steve
Cranford, owner of Whisper said to
us was “a brand is your promise”,
and he and his company
held true to this throughout the entire
process of our work with them,” Utash
said. “This last year as we have worked
and developed this project Steve has
moved us to think differently about our
brand and our marketing strategies. He
has challenged us to respect and honor
our history while embracing a contemporary and unconventional visual
imagery and branding campaign that I
believe will pay big dividends for the
college over the years.”
The college recently rolled out a
marketing campaign featuring the new
visual identity and tag line in television commercials, theatre advertising,
billboards, newspaper advertising,
brochures, and postcards.
The branding campaign was done to
help the college increase enrollment,
endowment growth and academic
reputation.
“For the marketing team, Steve and
the members of Whisper taught us
to “own our conversation” about our
college’s branding campaign, and that
strategy is not about doing it better or
doing it more; rather is about doing it
different,” Utash said.
The A cappella group
Rockapella will bring their unique,
world-class voices, to the Cowley College campus for a special performance
Nov. 9 in the Robert Brown Theatre.
They quickly requested Rockapella not
only write and record the theme music
for their soon-to-be-hit show “Where
in the World is Carmen Sandiego?” but
asked that the group star in the show
as the house band. The daily RockapelTickets will go on sale Sept. 15 at the
lafest of Carmen brought ten million
Cowley College bookstore. Tickets can
viewers every week for the next five
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cert the group performs,
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goes on.
Responding to popular demand, the
group took their original songs, their arrangements, and their signature harmonies into the studio. The outcome: six
albums for North America, ten albums
for Japan.
Pulling pure talent together is the key
to Rockapella’s incredible and unique
sound. Rockapella’s widespread appeal
has built legions of fans throughout the
USA and across the globe.
This event is partially sponsored by
the Kansas Arts Commission and Home
National Bank.
Rockapella to Perform at Cowley on Nov. 9
Cranford found the story of
the college being formerly referred to
as Basement
University to be
unique as the college began in the
basement of the old
Arkansas City High
School, and has grown
to a school with more
than 4,500 students.
“That is a story that no
other institution that we
compete against tells, which
gives us an advantage in the
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october 2006 | Previously reserved for high school and middle school performances only, Cowley College recently was granted special
rights to perform the musical Les Misérables Oct. 19-22 in
the Robert Brown Theatre. A dinner will be served at 6:15
p.m. Oct. 19-21 in the Wright Community Room inside
the Brown Center, with the show starting at 7:30 p.m. The
performance on Oct. 22 will take place at 2 p.m.
Scott MacLaughlin, Cowley College director of theatre
and theatrical services, is looking forward to the show.
“We are really excited about being one of the first colleges to be given the rights to do it,” MacLaughlin said. “The
power of the music and the story is incredible. This will be
the most ambitious thing we have ever undertaken.”
Tickets, which go on sale Sept. 25, may be purchased
from the Cowley Box Office for $8 (show only) or $18 (dinner and show). The cost is $4 for students. The Cowley Box
Office will be open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through
Friday. The phone number is (620) 441-5570.
The show will be performed by Cowley students and will
be conducted by Cowley College director of vocal music
Connie Donatelli.
“The music will be highly integral to the success
of the show,” MacLaughlin said. “This will
really showcase the talent of the Cowley
singers and our students.”
Jamison Rhoads, technical director of
theatre, and his crew will handle the set
design, while Jennifer Blatchford and
Lana Sleeper are handling the choreography.
Les Misérables is based on Jean
Valjean, who is paroled from prison after
serving 19 years on a chain gang for
stealing food. A Bishop, whose silverware he steals on his departure, takes
him in for the night. When he is caught
with the silverware, the bishop not only
does not press charges, he also gives
Valjean his silver candlesticks. Valjean
then reforms himself and becomes the
mayor
and head
businessman
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when former
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is transferred to become police captain and
recognizes Valjean, his
past life comes back to haunt him. Meanwhile, Fantine,
one of Valjean’s employees, has had a baby (Cosette) out
of wedlock and is dismissed from her job while Valjean
is away; when he finds this out (far too late), he takes
responsibility for them.
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Cowley PBL students do well
at National Leadership Conference
Five Cowley College
Phi Beta Lambda Business
Organization students took
home awards from their trip
to the National Leadership
Conference held June 23-28
at the Opryland Resort and
Convention Center in Nashville, TN.
Alex Gottlob placed first
in Job Interview, while Ely
Behrhorst placed second in
Job Interview. Berhorst then
teamed with Melisa Moon
Beauchamp to place second
in the team event Emerging Business Issues, while
Dirk Talley placed second
in Network Concepts, and
Caleb Degraaf placed eighth
in Computer Applications.
PBL’s mission is to bring
business and education together in a positive working
relationship through innovative leadership and career
development programs. The
National PBL Association
charters local chapters.
This is the first time Cowley has had a first place national winner and this many
award winners overall. Other
Cowley students attending
the conference were Jerrod
Ketchersid, Kristine Thompson and Zachary Whitener.
“I am proud of the students who represented the
PBL chapter from Cowley
College,” Cowley College
Department Chair for the
Business, Computer and
Information Technology
Department, and advisor
for the Phi Beta Lambda
Business Organization,
Beverly Grunder said. “The
professional leadership and
citizenship skills students can
obtain through PBL membership makes for a very success-
ful school-to-career transition. It is a pleasure working
with these students.”
Approximately 2,000 students were in attendance at
the conference, whose theme
was “Unlock Your Potential”.
The competition was tough
as the students competed
against students from fouryear colleges and universities as well as community
colleges across the United
States.
To qualify for Nationals
students had to place first or
second at the State Conference held in March. This
was the first year that the
National Leadership Conference allowed students to
participate in two competitive events.
In Nashville, besides competing in the specific tests,
students had the opportunity to attend leadership
workshops and participate in
the March of Dimes Walk.
The walk was a special
celebration of PBL’s 32-year
partnership with the March
of Dimes.
Cowley honors third graduating class from Aviation Tech Center
A total of 17 students represented the third graduating
class from Cowley College’s
Aviation Tech Center in
Wichita, at a graduation
ceremony held Aug. 12 at
the training facility.
The ceremonies were for
graduates of the center’s
A&P (Airframe and Power
Plant) program. Noel Gary,
Director of Aviation Programs, gave the opening
remarks.
“Everything went well, we
filled the place up,” Gary
said. “The program has
done nothing but go up, it is
generating much more interest in the community and
industry.”
The program opened with
40 students in 2004 and has
160 students in the program
this fall.
Tim Norton, Sedgwick
County Commissioner,
Second District, gave the
commencement address.
“They will have a place in
our community whether it
is in aviation or somewhere
else because this is a powerful part of the manufacturing
institute.”
anteed a job interview from
Wichita’s Cessna Aircraft
Company.
“I’m very proud of these
graduates,” Norton said.
Students who graduate from
the AMT program are guar-
Pam Doyle, Cowley College
Dean of Student Learning,
gave the closing remarks.
“They want young people
out of this program in their
organization,” Norton said.
Here is a list of graduates:
Steven J. Carpenter;
Brando Dao; Matthew J.
Farenbaugh; Richard S. Hale;
Scott E. Jahay; Simon D.
Kelderman; James A. Kemp;
Kevin S. McGuire; Randall
D. Rounsville; Daniel L.
Rutherford; Kelsey L. Shackelford; James R. Schippers;
Andre D. Stephens; James L.
Walker; Steven A. Wilson;
Lowell K. Weirick; Lee York.
october 2006 | Natural Science instructor receives
Stirnaman Award
and maintaining the chemical store room.
She has an associate of arts
degree from Cowley College
and a bachelor of science
degree in biochemistry from
Wichita State University.
She has completed four years
of doctoral studies in the
Doctoral Fellowship Chemistry Department in Protein
Chemistry from Wichita
State University.
Pam Smith, Natural Science Department instructor,
became the fifth recipient of
the Paul Stirnaman Memorial Award for Teaching
Excellence.
Smith received the award
during Cowley College’s AllCollege Convocation held
Aug. 16 in the Robert Brown
Theatre.
Smith was a student of
Stirnaman’s and enjoyed the
high standards and classroom
environment he established,
which encouraged student’s
to succeed.
“I really appreciated Paul
and modeled some of my
teaching strategies off of
some of the things I learned
from him,” Smith said. “So,
this is a really meaningful
award for me and I hope Paul
would be proud I received
this.”
She was named the
American Chemical Society
Outstanding Undergraduate
Chemist in 1991, and was
listed in the Who’s Who
Among American College
Instructors in 1998.
Her dedicated work has led
her to receive the NISOD
Master Teacher Award in
1999, and Cowley’s Endowed
Chair for Teaching Excellence and Student Learning
Award in 2004.
She is a member of the
Two-Year College Chemistry Consortium, American
Chemical Society, Cowley
College Education Association, KNEA, and NEA. She
has four children and one
grandchild.
Continuing its excellence
in men and women’s athletics, the Cowley College athletic programs ranked fourth
in the NJCAA Scholarship
Division in the 2005-06
Pepsi/NATYCAA Awards
Program.
The rankings are based
on the performance of
the men and
women’s athletic programs
at NJCAA
schools during
the 2005-06
The top-three schools
also received a cash award
for their institutions general scholarship fund in the
amount of $2,500 for first
place and $1,000 for second
and third place.
Monroe Community College finished
first with
147.5 points,
while Erie
Community College
(133.5 points)
and Johnson County
Commu-
Cowley athletics finish fourth in
Pepsi/NATYCAA Awards Program
academic year. Cowley
finished just one spot away
from receiving a $1,000 cash
award for their general scholarship fund.
The top-three teams in the
NJCAA Scholarship Division were awarded a trophy
at the Annual Pepsi/NATYCAA Awards Luncheon,
held at The National Alliance of Two-Year College
Athletic Administrators
Convention in New Orleans,
La. June 19-20.
nity College (123.5 points)
finished second and third,
respectively. Cowley finished
with 113.5 points.
This is the third year of the
Pepsi/NATYCAA Awards
Program. The National Alliance of Two-Year College
Athletic Administrators is
the national professional
organization of all two-year
college athletic administrators from throughout the
United States.
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The Cowley women’s softball and outdoor track teams
not only excelled athletically, they shined academically
as they were named the top
2005-2006 Spring Academic
Teams-of-the-Year in their
respective sports.
The Lady Tiger softball
team, which won its third
straight conference title
and finished fourth at the
NJCAA Division II National
Championships, achieved
an overall team grade point
average of 3.52.
The softball team last
finished as the top academic
team in 1998 when they
capped a run of five straight
Spring Academic Team-ofthe-Year awards.
“We emphasize to our players on the very first day that
we want them to do well in
the classroom,” Cowley head
softball coach Ed Hargrove
said. “It is a real credit to our
players that they are disciplined enough to go to class
and do the work.”
The Cowley women’s
outdoor track team, which
finished as Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division champions and placed ninth at the
NJCAA National Outdoor
Championships, had a combined GPA of 3.36.
a GPA of 3.40, while the
women’s tennis team was
recognized for posting a GPA
of 3.24.
Cowley’s men’s tennis and
women’s basketball teams
also made the list of Spring
Academic Teams-of-the-Year
as they each posted GPA’s of
3.13.
The minimum GPA requirement for consideration
on the Spring Academic
Teams-of-the-Year was 3.00.
Danni Boatwright, winner of Survivor: Guatemala,
was the featured speaker of
the event, which recognizes
excellence in sports in southcentral Kansas. Over 400
people attended the banquet.
“The Greater Wichita Area
Sports Commission would
like to congratulate all of the
award finalists,” Bob Hanson,
President and CEO of the
Greater Wichita Area Sports
Commission said. “They
represent their teams and
universities in a remarkable
manner.”
Bright became just the
softball program’s second
two-time All-American as
Ed Hargrove said.
Former Cowley College
softball all-American Lindsey
Davis was the recipient of
the College Female Athlete
of the Year award in 2001.
Maina, a freshman, was
the indoor track national
champion in four events,
while also being named the
outdoor national champion
in the 5,000-meter run and
3,000-meter steeplechase.
Paul Miller, who recently
completed his career playing basketball for Wichita
State, was the winner of the
College Male Athlete of the
Year award.
Maina, Bright recognized at Greater Wichita Sports Banquet
Recognized as one of three
finalists for the college male
and female athletes of the
year, Cowley College’s Daniel Maina and Ashly Bright
were honored at the ninth
annual Greater Wichita Area
Sports Commission Banquet
held June 28 at Wichita’s
Hyatt Regency.
The event featured Johnny
Bench, former Cincinnati
Reds catcher and Hall of
Famer, as he presented the
Coleman Company-Johnny
Bench Award to East Carolina University catcher, Jake
Smith.
she set 13 pitching and seven
hitting records during her
two years at the school. This
was the second year in a row
she was up for the College
Female Athlete of the Year
award.
Wichita State University
senior track athlete Desiraye
Osburn ended up winning
the award.
“Even though she did not
win the award it was a great
honor for Ashly and our program,” Cowley head coach
Although he did not win,
Cowley track and field head
coach Mark Phillips was
proud to see Maina recognized.
“We know how good
Daniel is, but it is nice to
see other people recognize
that as well,” said Phillips,
who coached Boatwright’s
brother, Drew, at Kansas City
Community College. “It was
quite an honor for him to be
nominated.”
“This group of young ladies
is one of the most amazing
group of young ladies I have
ever been around,” Cowley
head track coach Mark Phillips said. “Their commitment
and desire both academically
and athletically is an incredible testament to what they
have done.”
The award is named for
Paul Stirnaman, a long-time
Social Science Department instructor and strong
supporter of the College
Education Association. He
died June 16, 2000, following
a lengthy illness.
As an instructor in the
natural science department,
Smith is responsible for
teaching chemistry courses
Cowley softball, women’s outdoor track
named Spring Academic Teams-of-the-Year
The college made several improvements around its Arkansas City campus over the summer.
Cowley students serving on the grounds crew reenact the famous Beatles cover “Abbey Road”
The women’s indoor track
team finished second to
Phoenix (AZ) College with
october 2006 | Cowley volleyball hungry for another
shot at national championship
The 2005 season was a
banner year for the Cowley
College volleyball team as
they captured its first conference title since 1986, and
advanced to the national
tournament for the first
time in 27 years. However,
a loss to Johnson County in
the national championship
game has the squad eager for
another shot at claiming the
title.
“A lot of us were really upset after losing that game, so I
think they are hungry for it,”
Cowley head coach Joanna
Pryor said. “I think the best
part is having experience
at the national tournament
now, which should give us an
advantage over other teams.”
Cowley returns six players
from last year’s team, including all-American Eliane
Domingos, who was named
the Jayhawk Conference
Eastern Division Freshman of
the Year.
The Lady Tigers also return
setter Marina Tosi, the nations leader in assists, to go
along with middle hitter/
outside hitter Renee Breckenridge and libero Ashleigh
Hurt, who are coming off
solid freshman campaigns
in which they were named
second-team all-conference.
Sophomore Kelsey Talbott
will make the transition from
outside hitter to right side
hitter, while Brooke Brownlee should see more playing
time as a sophomore.
“We have six sophomores
with a lot of experience and
as long as they maintain leadership on and off the court, I
think that this team will mix
well together,” Pryor said.
Joining the sophomores is a
strong freshman class, which
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is led by freshman Lilian
Rezende, a 6-foot-1 outside
hitter from Franca, Brazil.
Rezende will hope to help
the Lady Tigers make up for
the loss of two-time AllAmerican Fernanda Domingos, who is now playing for
the University of Alabama
Birmingham.
Pryor likes the versatility of
the freshman she recruited.
Courtney Shanklin, a 5foot-10 freshman, is a good
example of that versatility as
she could be used as either an
outside hitter, middle hitter,
or right side hitter.
“Our freshmen know what
they have to do to play and
they will play any position to
do that. We lost some really
good players, but I think we
have some people that can
step into those spots.” Pryor
said.
Along with Tosi, Pryor
landed another talented setter in Andrea Mitchell from
Bentonville, Ark. “Andrea is
so quick, she seems to get to
every ball and knows what to
do with it,” Pryor said.
The Lady Tigers are also
excited about adding sophomore transfer Stephanie
Walcher into the mix. Walcher spent her freshman year
playing at East Texas Baptist
University, and will be used
as an outside hitter/defensive
specialist at Cowley.
Nikki Winningham, a 5foot-10 sophomore transfer
that competed in track as a
freshmen at Oklahoma State
University, and Valerie Cox,
a 5-foot-11 freshman from
Norwich High School round
out the Lady Tigers squad.
Cowley will once again
play a tough non-conference schedule against several
NJCAA Division I programs,
and will face stiff challenges in the conference and
district. Pryor believes the
difficult schedule will prepare
the squad for the national
tournament. “I think we can
do as well or even better than
we did last year barring any
injuries,” Pryor said.
in cross country.
Mauricio Morales from
Emporia High School will be
expected to make an immediate impact as he finished
sixth at the AAU Junior
Olympic Steeplechase this
summer, and was a member of
the Kansas 5A state champion 4x800-meter relay team.
Freshman Gilbert Manzanares was one of the best
runners in the Ft. Meyers,
Young,
but talented
athletes to lead Tiger cross country teams
Bringing in a pair of stellar
recruiting classes, the Cowley
College men and women’s
cross country teams are
anticipating big things for the
upcoming season.
Fla., area, and Brett Koehn
of Enid, Okla. placed fifth at
the state cross country meet
as a senior. Both Manzanares
and Koehn will be among the
Tigers’ top-seven runners.
The Tiger men return the
defending Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division champion in Dustin Garcia, who
continued the Tigers’ tradition of winning conference
as Cowley has had the men’s
conference champion in all
five years of the program.
Dakota Price and Alex
Werner will also be in the
mix as they are both AllState cross country runners
from Elk City, Okla.
Cowley will add outdoor
track all-Americans Daniel
Maina and Stanley Mugo
into the mix. Maina was the
national champion in four
events during the indoor
track season, and the national champion in two events in
the outdoor season.
“Daniel and Stanley will be
significant additions to the
team,” Cowley head coach
Mark Phillips said. “Daniel
will be one of the favorites
to win a national title and
Stanley will have a chance to
be an All-American.”
Sophomores Johnny Thomas and Ferrien Harris join
Garcia as the only returners
from last year’s squad. Justin
DeClerck also ran track for
the Tigers in the spring, but
will be considered a freshman
“This men’s team has the
possibility to be so much better than the team we had my
first year here, and that team
lost regionals by one point
and finished third at nationals,” Phillips said. “We have
got to stay healthy and take
care of business.”
The women’s team also
has a chance for a special
season as they have doubled
its number of runners from a
year ago.
“My first two years here we
battled to have five women
on the team where as this
year we are starting with 10,”
Phillips said. “We signed
some girls that are really
going to make a difference
for us.”
Patricia Dailey, the lone
sophomore on the women’s
cross country team, will look
to follow up on a strong
freshman campaign in which
she finished third in the
conference and 10th in the
region.
“We rely a lot on Patricia’s
steadiness,” Phillips said.
First ever Cowley baseball
alumni reunion to be held
Oct. 21
Irene Kosgei ran track for
the Tigers last season, but has
two years of eligibility to run
cross country. She has been
working to recover from an
Achilles injury.
Having built one of the top junior college baseball programs in the nation, the Cowley
College baseball team hopes to give former players a chance to reflect on their playing days when they hold the first ever Cowley baseball alumni reunion Oct. 21 at the
Arkansas City Country Club.
“If Irene is healthy she will
definitely be an All-American for us,” assistant coach
RyanTurner said.
The reunion will begin with a round of golf at noon, and will be followed by a dinner
at 5 p.m. and a social hour at 7 p.m. Former players interested in attending the event
and playing in the golf tournament need to contact former Tiger Jason O’Toole at (620)
441-5387 or e-mail him at [email protected].
The Tiger coaches are
expecting big things from
Ashley Cronin, a threetime track state champion
from Stroud, Okla., that
earned all-state honors. They
are also high on Bethany
Schmidt from Kremlin,
Okla., who was a cross country state qualifier her senior
year.
It has been difficult tracking down all of the former Tiger baseball players, so if you
have information regarding former Tigers please send it to [email protected].
Dawn Zimmerman, a track
state qualifier at Belle Plaine
High School, and Ali Jorgensen, a talented half miler,
worked hard this summer
and will be among the Lady
Tigers top-seven runners.
Fellow freshmen Kim Bryant (Arkansas City), Christy
Buller (Goltry, Okla.), Hannah Burr (Brookville), and
Brenna Martinez (Newton)
will also be in the hunt for
one of the top-seven spots.
”We have an incredibly talented freshman group,” Phillips said. “We should compete
to win conference with the
women’s team. We may not
win regionals, but we could
still finish in the top-five or
six teams at nationals.”
Despite the youth of the
squads, Turner is expecting
big things from the teams.
“This year’s teams are
stronger than last year’s teams
all the way down the line,”
Turner said.
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Lovemade
connections
at Cowley
Several current Cowley
employees found the love of
their lives while taking classes
at the school. Here is the
story of four couples that met
at Cowley and went on to get
married.
come help with the set of
“Grease”.
The two began to date in
January 1997, and were married June 27, 1998. Rhoda
became employed at the
their sophomore years.
Cowley College
recognized by
Community
College Week
They both decided to
go to Kansas State University and developed
their relationship. The
O’Tooles eventually got
married on Oct. 11, 1996
and have three children,
two boys and a girl.
Hunter is 7, Haden is 3,
and Hadley will be 1 on
Sept. 20.
Cowley College was
featured in the latest
issue of Community
College Week as the
Did you and your spouse meet at Cowley?
Ben and Rachel Schears:
(Ben serves as the director of
admissions)
Scott and Rhoda
MacLaughlin:
(Scott is the director of theatre and
theatrical services; Rhoda is the
director of library
services)
The couple met in
the spring semester
of 1993, which was
Scott’s first semester
at Cowley and Rhoda’s last.
Although they did not have
any classes together, Rhoda
always seemed to be the last
one out of her Interpersonal
Communications class, and
Scott always managed to be
the first one in to his Speech
class held in the same classroom. The couple shared
smiles and hellos, but did not
closely know each other.
The two met at Cowley in
1999 and are now happily
married. They both volunteered to work the doors at
the spring play and that is
when Rachel caught Ben’s
eye.
college in 1999.
The couple has two sons,
Britton, 5, and Spencer, 2.
Jason and Shannon
O’Toole: (Jason is the
PEAKS director; Shannon is
the director of the bookstore)
Jason, a former baseball
player at Cowley, and Shan-
After the semester, Rhoda
went on to Southwestern
College for her undergrad
and then Emporia State
University for her MLS.
Scott finished up at Cowley
in 1994 and then headed off
to Kansas State University.
The couple were reunited
four years later when Scott
began working as the Technical Director of Theater at
Cowley and Rhoda’s friend,
who was taking Scott’s stagecraft class, invited Rhoda to
non, a cheerleader and
former Queen Alalah, met
in 1993. The two started out
as friends and had become
relatively close by the end of
As sophomores
they were selected to
be student ambassadors. During those
years admissions representatives used to
take student ambassadors to the Kansas
State Fair to help
work the information
booth. It was there
that the couple first
“hooked arms” and the
rest is history.
After Cowley, Ben and
Rachel transferred to
Emporia State University and on October
12, 2002 the couple
were wed. Since then
they have moved back
to Arkansas City, and
have four children. The
Schears’ oldest child,
Natalie, is 2 ½ years old.
They have twin boys, Noah
and Nathaniel that are 1 ½,
and Sydney that is seven
months old.
of the top-100 associ-
J.R. and Cari (Skinner)
DiMercurio: (J.R. is an assistant baseball coach)
ate’s degree produc-
The couple met in the
Cowley College training
room as J.R. was icing his
elbow and Cari was icing her
foot. J.R. played baseball at
Cowley, while Cari played
basketball. The couple went
academic year.
ers during the 2004-05
Cowley ranked 17th
in the nation among
community colleges
that offer Science
Technologies/Technicians associate’s
degrees. The college
also ranked 25th in
Precision Production
associate’s degrees.
The rankings were
based on associ-
on their first date along with
former Tiger baseball player
John Urick and former Lady
Tiger basketball player Maggie Campbell.
The couple hit it off and
was recently married on Aug.
15. Urick and Campbell also
got married after meeting
each other at Cowley.
If you met your spouse at
Cowley we would like to
hear your story. Please contact Rama Peroo at peroo@
cowley.edu.
We would like to hear your story.
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school made the list
ate degrees and
one-and-two-year
certificates conferred
during the 2004-05
academic year as
collected through the
National Center for
Education Statistics
Integrated Postsecondary Education
Data Set completions
survey.
alumni
news
2000’s
Jennifer (Mayfield) Coppola, Class of 2003, and her
husband Greg live in Wichita, KS., where she works
for the Sedgwick County
Residential and Service
Center. Jennifer says her best
memories are of instructors
Kay Kautz and Misty Maynard, who gave her support
and encouragement. The
couple has two sons, Gregory
9 and Jackson 7.
Angela (Marshall) Gbepka,
Class of 2003, is a preschool
teacher/nanny in Overland
Park, KS. Her husband,
Josiah, works for the United
Postal Service.
1990’s
Jennifer Steele Saunders,
Class of 1994, and her husband Balder live in DeFuniak
Springs, Fla., where she is
the managing director for
Seaside Rep Theatre. Balder
is a professional musician.
They have two sons, Cale 11,
and Rowan, who was born
Aug. 3.
Mike Loewe, Class of 1992,
and his wife Karen (Wunderlich) Loewe (Class of
1993) live in Owasso, OK.
The couple met at Cowley
and married in 1994. Mike
is taking business classes at
Rogers State University to
support his job with Cadbury Schweppes. Karen is an
eighth grade language arts
teacher at Catoosa Middle
School. The couple has two
daughters, Courtney 9 and
Emily 4.
1970’s
Lorenzo Roan, Class of
1979, works for Monarch
Delivery Service in Sunrise,
FL. He was a member of the
1978 football team that went
7-3. He has three children,
Shanika 29, Rashad 22, and
Renard 16.
1950’s
Frances Fox, Class of 1950,
and her husband Paul Lawrence live in Ponca City, OK.
After ACJC she attended
Kansas State University for
one year and then got married to Paul. The couple has
been married for 54 years.
They have five children and
six grandchildren.
Donald Lewis, Class of
1950, and his wife Jean
live in Douglass, KS. After
Cowley, he served for two
years in the U.S. Army, and
then received a bachelor’s
degree and masters degree
from Pittsburg State University. He retired in 1995 after
41 years teaching in public
schools. He has three children and two grandchildren.
Earl Grinnell, Class of
1950, and his wife JoAnn,
who attended Cowley in
1949, live in Shawnee, OK.
After Cowley, he entered the
U.S. Air Force and served
in Korea as a radar operator
during the war. After graduating from Southwestern
College in 1957, he began
working for USPH Indian
Health Service, retiring in
1983. He then worked as
a housing director for the
Seminole Nation for three
years. He and JoAnn have
been married for 56 years and
have three sons, two daughters, 16 grandsons, six granddaughters, and three great
grandchildren. His grandsons
Patrick Loving and Cole
Grinnell have played baseball at Cowley.
Roy Smith, Class of 1950,
and his wife Mary Lou live in
Excelsior Springs, MO. He
began teaching in 1955 and
taught in the classroom for
15 years. He then spent 20
years as a director of an area
vocational-technical school,
before owning his own
cabinet shop business for six
years. He is currently retired.
Donald Cox, Class of
1950, and his wife Mary
live in Grove, Okla. After
Cowley, he graduated from
the United States Air Force
multi-engine pilot training
in 1952, and completed his
military obligation in 1955.
From 1955-1992 he served
as a commercial pilot, flight
instructor, ground instructor,
and airframe and Powerplant
mechanic.
William Bartholomew,
Class of 1950, and his wife
Mary Jane live in Griffin,
Ga. After Cowley, he graduated from Oklahoma State
University. He also served in
the Army during the Korean
War. He went on to work for
43 years in the wood preserving industry before retiring.
The couple has three children, all Auburn University
graduates, and eight grandchildren.
Lloyd Isom, Class of 1950,
and his wife Rita live in Las
Vegas, Nevada. After Cowley, he graduated from Drake
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University in 1952. He
began a career in the life and
health insurance business
and currently serves on the
board of directors of Sierra
Health & Life Insurance
Company in Las Vegas.
Priscilla Bouic, Class of
1950, lives in Bowie, MD.
During her time at ACJC she
was on the staff of the Tiger
Tales and in 1949-50 she
served as editor. She retired
from the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission and is currently
teaching Spanish at the Bowie Senior Center, a program
of Prince George’s Community College, where she was
an adjunct instructor for 12
years. She enjoys spending
time with her daughters and
three year-old granddaughter.
Reverend James Cox, Class
of 1951, and his wife Julia
(Woodard) Cox, Class of
1952, live in Phoenix, Ariz.
James is a retired clergy,
while Julia is also retired.
Duane Anstine, Class of
1954, and his wife Norma
live in Hutchinson, KS.
Duane currently serves as the
President of the Kansas Association of Retired School
Personnel. He also serves as a
Trustee for the KPERS fund.
1940’s
Mary Ellen (McDowell)
Johnson, Class of 1941, lives
in Wichita, KS. Mary took
classes in the basement of
the old Arkansas City High
School. She and her husband, Raymond (deceased),
have a daughter, Caroline
Gilstrap.
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in memory
Gevan Johnston ‘95
Gevan Johnston, Class of
1995, died Aug. 15, 2006,
in Arkansas City. He was
47. He was born Jan. 23,
1959, in Ark City, the son
of Hubert and Mildred
Johnston. He is survived
by his parents, Hubert and
Mildred Johnston; two
daughters, Shirley Leftwich
and Mecia Lee; two sisters,
Nan and husband Daniel
Schaper, and Kay and husband Mark Thomas.
Gordon Childers‘64
Gordon Childers, Class
of 1964, died Aug. 9, 2006,
in Homestead, Fla. He
was 61. He was born Oct.
27, 1944, in Lubbock,
Texas, the son of Robert
and Marilyn Childers. He
is survived by his wife,
Shirley; mother, Marilyn;
brother, Robert and wife
Marcia; sister, Jean Parrish
and husband Alan; two
stepchildren, and four step
grandchildren.
Brian Griffith ‘94
Brian Griffith, Class of
1994, died July 20, 2006,
in Winfield. He was 30.
He was born on Jan. 15,
1976, in Winfield, the
son of Elmer and Sylvia
Griffith. He is survived by
his wife, Bobbie Gaskill;
mother, Sylvia Griffith;
sons, Johnathan Griffith,
Nathaniel Griffith, and
Leland Gaskill; daughter,
Alycia Griffith; brother,
Paul Griffith; stepbrothers, Roger, David, and
Thomas.
Applegate. She is survived
by her son, Gary Williams;
two grandchildren, Ginger
Williams and Brad Williams; and brother, Jake
Applegate.
H. Selby Funk
Robert Brown
H. Selby Funk, the
recipient of the Outstanding Tiger Alumni award at
Cowley College in 1996,
died July 17, 2006, in Sandy Springs, Ga. He was 89.
He is survived by his wife,
Jean; sons, Rowland and
Douglas Funk; brother,
W.J. Funk; two grandsons,
two great-grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren by marriage.
Robert Brown, whom
Cowley College’s Brown
Center for Arts, Sciences
and Technology is named
after, died June 8, 2006,
in Arkansas City. He was
93. He was born on March
21, 1913, in Ark City, the
son of Ralph and Mabel
Brown. He is survived by
his wife, Mary Jane; son,
Roger Brown and wife Suzanne; daughter, Charlotte
Brown Delaney and husband James; six grandchildren, Lisa Brown Kessler
and husband Christopher,
Trenton Brown and wife
Gina; Mark Brown and
wife Brandy; Jack Delaney,
Caroline Delaney and
James Delaney; four greatgrandchildren.
L. Charlene
Ibach-Flaws ‘82
L. Charlene Ibach-Flaws,
who attended Cowley
in 1982, died June 23,
2006, in Arkansas City.
She was 58. She was born
June 6, 1948, in Wichita,
the daughter of Charles
and Lois Schwintz. She is
survived by her husband,
George; brother, Larry
Schwintz and wife Wanda;
son, Chris Ibach and wife
Lisa; daughter, Farrah
Ibach-Bauer and husband
Jeff; and grandson, Garrah
Bauer.
Nettie Williams ‘61
Nettie Williams, Class
of 1961, died June 12,
2006, in Arkansas City.
She was 93. She was born
on Dec. 26, 1912, in Shell
Knob, Mo., the daughter of Henry and Eunice
Robert Tooley ‘72
Robert Tooley, Class of
1972, died June 9, 2006,
in Altus, Okla. He was
59. He was born on Aug.
3, 1946, in Hastings,
Neb., the son of Robert
Sr. and Betty Tooley. He
is survived by his wife,
Kay; son, Brian Tooley
and wife Mandi; daughter,
Kelli Moore and husband
Layne; brothers, Floyd
Tooley and Creighton
Tooley and wife Susan;
mother, Betty; seven
grandchildren.
PRESIDENT’S ENDOWMENT GIVING REPORT
We are extremely grateful for the generosity of the individuals, corporations, businesses and foundations listed in this report. The
following gifts were made between July 1, 2005 and June 30, 2006. Total income to the Endowment Association for the fiscal year was
$960,554, including unrealized gains. In addition, another $95,469 was raised by the Tiger Booster Club. During the fiscal year, $61,136 was
paid to the college toward the improvements to W.S. Scott and construction of the Webb-Brown Academic Center.
Benefits to students and the community include academic scholarships, textbooks and supplies from the Sid Regnier Bookstore, books and
resource materials for the Renn Memorial Library, art supplies for the budding artist, opportunities to attend world-class cultural events, enhancements to programs, and many activities for students to become involved in. Your efforts help to make Cowley College one of the top
community colleges in the nation! Your support of Cowley students and the Cowley College family is greatly appreciated.
Endowment Association
Board of Directors
Mr. Joe Avery
Mr. Dick Bonfy
Mr. Kenny Buss
Mr. Bill Docking
Mr. Steve English
Mr. Curt Freeland
Mrs. Cynthia Hocker
Mr. Bill House
Ms. LaDonna Lanning
Mrs. Joyce McArtor
Mrs. Patty Neises
Dr. Nick Rogers
Mr. Dave Schaller
Mr. Bruce Schwyhart
Mrs. Helen Storbeck
Mr. John Sturd
Dr. Pat McAtee
Mrs. Terri Morrow
Mrs. Diane Kelly
Mrs. Shannon Massey
Endowed Scholarships
Allied Health Scholarship
Warren Andreas Scholarship
Ark City Clinic Scholarship
Linda Barnes Memorial Scholarship
Barkley Family Scholarship
Dorothy M. Bishop Memorial
Music Scholarship
Max Cannon Memorial
MICT Scholarship
Mildred Carpenter/Marie
Vickers Trust Scholarship
Gene and Donella Cole Scholarship
Commercial Federal Bank
Scholarship
Conco, Inc. Drafting Scholarship
CornerBank Scholarship
Henrietta Courtright
Memorial Scholarship
Kirke Dale Trust Scholarship
Edith and Harry Darby
Memorial Scholarship
Walter and Iris David Scholarship
Edith Joyce Davis Memorial
Scholarship
John M. DeVore Memorial
Scholarship
Lyle and Terry Eaton Scholarship
Stephen A. and Janet R.
English Scholarship
E.A. Funk Memorial Scholarship
Gordon-Piatt Energy Group
Scholarship
Jerre L. Gottlob Memorial
Scholarship
Slade Griffiths MICT Scholarship
Brian Groves Memorial Scholarship
Delbert W. Harader
Memorial Scholarship
Herrin Family Scholarship
Mary and Guy Hutchinson Trust
Scholarship
Mary Hobart Hutchinson
Memorial Scholarship
Hocker Baseball Scholarship
Conrad and Janet Jimison
Scholarship
Paul and Dorothy Johnson
Memorial Scholarship
Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers
Scholarship
John and Olive Kappler
Memorial Scholarship
Greg and Diana Kelley Scholarship
Jim Kelly Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Charles D. Kerr Memorial
Scholarship
C.F. Knedler Memorial Scholarship
Warren Koeller Business Scholarship
Harold and Mary Lake Scholarship
Robert Lawson Memorial
Scholarship
Clay and Betty Lemert
Memorial Scholarship
Jean C. Lough Memorial Arts
Scholarship
J.M. Marnix, Jr. Scholarship
Roma Marrs Memorial Scholarship
Patrick J. McAtee Scholarship
Marvin V. and Anita Belew
McCorgary Scholarship
Menefee Family Scholarship
Lucille and Art C. Metcalf
Memorial Scholarship
Fostine Moncrief Memorial
Scholarship
Claude and Helen Morrow
Memorial Scholarship
Craig Newman Memorial
Scholarship
Earl Newman Memorial Business
Scholarship
Gertrude Newman Memorial
Scholarship
Jean Newman Memorial Scholarship
Jo Ann Scott Newman Scholarship
Elizabeth Northcutt Memorial
Scholarship
Office Education Scholarship
Luther H. Parman Business
Scholarship
Paton Wholesale & Vending
Scholarship
Donald and Wilda Patterson
Trust Scholarship
Thomas L. and Sheila C. Prichard
Scholarship
Sid and Sharon Regnier Scholarship
Returning Student Organization
Scholarship
John Robertson Memorial
Scholarship
Rodeo Key Club Scholarship
Rotary Club of Arkansas City/
Newton and Mary Ellen Smith
Scholarship
William S. Scott Memorial
Track Scholarship
Bedi N. Sehsuvaroglu Memorial
Scholarship
E.W. “Bud” and Lauretta Shelton
Scholarship
Dale F. and Isobel S. Smith
Science Scholarship
Deborah B. Smith Memorial
Scholarship
Newton and Mary Ellen Smith
Scholarship
Audra and Daniel Stark Memorial
Scholarship
D. Robert and Helen I. Storbeck
Scholarship
Lawrence and Martha Lallman
Stover Scholarship
George Sybrant Memorial
Scholarship
Betty Todd Memorial Scholarship
Pat Lawson Tyler Memorial
Scholarship
Wayne and Nila Tyler Memorial
Scholarship
Union State Bank Scholarship
United Agency Scholarship
David and Sheree Utash
Scholarship
Caroline Newman Warren Ladies
Tennis Scholarship
Barbara Weston Memorial
Nursing Scholarship
Robert M. and Patricia S. White
Business Scholarship
Bea Wright Memorial Scholarship
Zeller Motors Company Scholarship
The following individuals and
organizations have made annual gifts
to the college over a long period of
time. We deeply appreciate their
support.
Long Term Scholarships
Funded Annually
American Legion Auxiliary Post 18
Arkansas City Area Arts Council
Ark City Tumbleweeds
Beta Sigma Phi – Mary Brannon
Nursing
Boeing Scholarship
Boyer Educational Trust Scholarship
Curt Cranford Scholarship
Cowley Hall of Fame Scholarship
Rotary Club of Ark City Scholarship
Jack Selan Memorial Scholarship
Captola Yust Scholarship
Memorials and Memorial
Scholarships
Clarence Russell Bishop
Victor Llewellyn Bryant
Max Cannon
Catherine Goehring
Daniel Lind
M.J. Marnix
Menefee Family
Don and Wilda Patterson Estate
Jim Salomon
Eldon Smith
Karl and Lorraine Smykil
Audra Stark
Lawrence Swaim
Foundation Gifts July 1,
2005 - June 30, 2006
Founders Circle ($100,000 $300,000)
Don and Wilda Patterson Estate
Matching Gift ($50,000 - $99,999)
Title III Matching Program
President’s Society ($10,000
- $49,999)
Mildred Carpenter/Marie Vickers
Trust
Conco, Inc.
Kirke Dale Memorial Trust
Home National Bank
Kansas Arts Commission
Stephen L. Marnix (In memory
of M.J. Marnix, Jr.)
Union State Bank
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Benefactor ($5,000 - $9,999)
Boyer Educational Trust
Helen I. Storbeck
Great Western Dining
(Gift in Kind)
Builder ($1,000 - $4,999)
Ark City Tumbleweeds
Arkansas City Rotary Club
Trent and Gina Brown
Russell and Patty Clark
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Docking
Beryl L. Elliott
Galaxie Business Equipment
Gordon & Associates Architects
Denise and Rex Irwin
Dr. Dan A. Kahler
Dr. Pat and Sandy McAtee
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Menefee (In
memory of Arthur and Vera
Menefee)
Artie L. Metcalf (In memory of
Lucille and Art C. Metcalf)
Mid America Arts Alliance
Terri and Otis Morrow
Patty and Joe Neises
Paton Wholesale and Vending
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sanderholm
Schneider Construction Company
Mary Ellen Smith
Audra M. Stark Estate
Florence L. Stephens
Richard and Nancy Tredway
Sheree and David Utash
Waldorf-Riley (Gift in Kind)
Westar Energy Foundation
Investor ($500 - $999)
American Association of
University Women
American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 18
Andreas Family
Arkansas City Area Arts Council
Steven D. Brown
Karen Caroe
Cowley College
Herbert Crow
Beverly and Alan Grunder
Linda K. Headrick
Mrs. Jean Hill
Conrad and Janet Jimison
Kansas Association of Student
Financial Aid Administrators
Mary Kerr
Scott and Rhoda MacLaughlin
John A. Maier
Deb and Randy Nittler
Dr. Nick and Christie Rogers
Tom and Sue Saia
Jim and Donna Sybrant
Trust Company of Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tyler
Sarah Wesbrooks
Winfield Publishing
Captola M. Yust
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Hall of Honor ($100 - $499)
Abbey Eye Care
ADM Milling
Sydney J. Alexander
Mia Allen
Alterra Sterling House
Hobart D. Ammerman
Steve and Pam Archer
Ark City Country Mart
Ark Veterinary Associates
Arkansas City Chamber of
Commerce
Arkansas City Traveler
Jody and Rod Arnett
Frankie G. Arnold
Joe and Donna Avery
Nancy and Max Ayers
B Four Flying
Albert and Karen Bacastow
Jack and Diane Bacastow
Mr. and Mrs. Webster S. Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barnthouse
Clifford A. Bazil
Buel D. Beck
Beta Sigma Phi – City Council
Russell E. Bishop
Dick and Dolly Bonfy
Helen J. Born
David and Trina Bostwick
Phyllis J. Buchele
Kenny and Janet Buss
Buterbaugh & Handlin
Brett and Cathy Butler
CADS Liquor, LLC
Chris Cannon
Marlys and José Cervantes
City of Arkansas City
Joe and Nel Clark
Judy Clark
Albert and Audine Clemente
John and Chris Clemente
Derrill Cody
Gene and Donella Cole
CornerBank
Father Francis Cox
Tony and Vicki Crouch
Bruce and Amy Crouse
Mike and Sue Crow
Rae and Jim Dale
Lillian Damewood
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Daniel
Robin C. Delp
Elizabeth A. Dennis
Iris Dittman
DiVall Retail Liquor
John and Connie Donatelli
Olen and Marcy Dovel
Pam and Ron Doyle
Terry Eaton
Elite Advertising
Steve and Janet English
Casey Eubank
Dejon and Doug Ewing
Marilyn E. Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Faidley
Barbara L. Farley
Lynn A. Fiedorowicz
Denny and Karone K. Finger
First Intermark Corporation
Foster’s Furniture, Inc.
Curt and Cindy Freeland
Frederick Freeman
Marvis and Jim Gaddie
Galaxy Tool Corporation
Gambino’s Pizza
Ed H. and Margaret Gilliland
Godsey Enterprises
J.G. and Doris Goff
Graves Drug No 11
Joe and Ann Gray
Gregg & Simmons, CPA’s
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. Slade Griffiths
Ed and Linda Hargrove
Cecil B. Hawkins
Donald L. Heflin
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert K. Heidebrecht
Jeri G. Hinkle
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hitchcock
Marjory J. Hodkin
Joyce and Jimmie Holloway
Angela Holmes
Paul and Donna Holman
Virginia Hutchinson
Dr. Carl and Debra J. Ingram
Janice W. Ingram
Joline Iverson
JD Liquor Store
Anita and Ronnie Jenkins
Shirley Jester
Hubert and Mildred Johnston
Danny and Sandy Jones
Herlynda G. Jordan
Gary and Freida Kahle
Kay Kautz
Warren R. Kelley
Diane and Paul Kelly
Ellen Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kelly
Michael and Claudia Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Jack King
Paul Kiser
Dr. Juri and Susan Kolts
Mary Korte
Julie and Jeff Kratt
L.G. Pike Construction Company
Robert and Carolyn Langenwalter
LaDonna Lanning
Ruben and Wilma Ledeker
Legacy, A Regional Community
Foundation
Sarah Lewis
LM Consultants
Phillip M. Logan
Long and Neises CPAs Chartered
Thomas E. Long
J.C. and Donna Louderback
Dr. Rodger and Melba Maechtlen
Beverly and Zack Manuszak
Shannon and Lane Massey
Pat and Kenny Mauzey
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Maynard
Mr. and Mrs. Darin P. McAtee
Bryan and Lisa McChesney
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGowan
Charles McKown
Gina McKown
Amy McWhirt and Terry Quiett
Albert Miller
Robert and Olive Milner
James O. and Wilma Mitchell
Robert A. Moffatt
Freda M. Mogg
Ricky L. Morriss
Dianne H. Morrow
Janice K. Neagle
Margaret Neal
NECA
Dr. Richard and Marlys Nelson
Lance and Tamara Niles
Dr. Nathan and Amy Niles
David Norris
Rick and Gay Norris
Susan and Tim Norton
Jason and Shannon O’Toole
Libby Palmer
Parman, Tanner, Soule & Jackson
Roy L. and Linda Pepper
Anita G. Peterson
Artheta Polly
Potter’s Liquor Store
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Priest
Jim and Jan Pringle
Kendra Redford
Reedy Ford
Bill and Arleta Rice
Rindt-Erdman Funeral Home
Lisa Roberts
Rogers and Lanning
Dr. David K. and Rhonda Ross
RPPG, Inc.
Dorothy Rush Realty
S and Y Industries, Inc.
Lois and Dan Sampson
Dr. and Mrs. David Schmeidler
Schmidt Jewelers
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schmidt
Larry and Wanda Schwintz
Kristi and Brian Shaw
Wayne and Sandy Short
Mindi and Joe Shriver
Mrs. Dale F. Smith
Forest and Sandra Smith
Pam and Randy Smith
Roy J. Smith
Dr. Dan and Vicki Snowden
Sonic Drive-In
Ben Spencer
Ken Spurgeon
Mary Stanton
Wayne Steadham
Janice and Tad Stover
Larry Swaim
Betty Sybrant
Linda Sybrant
Taylor Drug
William A. Taylor
The North End
The Ridge
Barbara Thompson
F.L. Thurman
Michael and Cheryl Townsley
Turn of the Century Enterprises
Eddie and Mary Turner
United Agency
Universal Steel Buildings
Valero Benicia Refinery
Valero Refining Co - CA
Chris Vollweider
Lynn Vorak
Donald Wald
LeArta and Randall Watkins
Webber Land Company
Deuane and Virginia Wells
Virginia J. Wilkins
Peggy and Gary Williams
Gerald H. Wilson
Mary R. Wineinger
Winfield Chiropractic
Winfield Consumer Products
Winfield Livestock Auction
W. Shayne Woodard
Morgan Wright
Zeller Motor Co., Inc.
Friend (Up to $99)
Sid Achenbach
William H. Allen
Rose Anstine
Nick Anzelmo
William and Dana Atwell
Janet Austin
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baird
Zachary and Lori Barnes
William C. Bartholomew
Audie R. Baughman
Clark and Ruth Bedell
Gayle Bergstrand
Kim and Chris Biddle
Alice Bland
Marsha L. Blatchford
Myrtle Bly
BNSF Employees
Paul Boerger
Jessie Bonesteel
Ralph E. Bonnell
Mr. and Mrs. John Bossi
James Bossi
Julie D. Bossi
Tom Bossi
Marshall G. Brentlinger
George and Leo Bronson
Pattie Brown
Phillip Brown
Kenneth Buchele
Sharon Buell
Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Buffo
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Bunting
Edward E. Callihan
Joanne I. Cary
John Cary
Central Christian Church
Alan C. Chaplin
Charles C. Coats
E. Beatrice Cobb
Judith A. Colvin
Commerce Bank
ConocoPhillips
Harold R. Crawford
Cumbernaud Village
David H. Daulton
Verna Davis
Judith C. Day
James P. Dewell Family
Sarah Doughramaji
Warren H. Dowell
John B. Dziedzic
Staci B. Eagle
Ann Erhart
D.D. Evans
G. Elizabeth Ewing
Harriett Fast
Warner L. Ferguson
First United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Foster
Kenneth Franklin
Joy L. Garrett
Thomas C. and Ruth Gillock
Dean Gilstrap
Catharine Goehring
Bill and Rita Goff
Doug and Celi Goff
Joycelyn A. and Alan Goff
William Goff
Carol Gottlob
Cliff Gottlob
Richard L. Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Groene
Bill S. Hackathorn
Evelyn Hamilton
Howard L. Hamilton
Ann M. Headrick
Carol and Steve Hearne
Charles A. Hecht
Helms Retail Liquor Store
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Herlocker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Herlocker
Melissa and Richard Hollister
Home National Bank Heritage Club
Edna M. Houston
Vern D. Hull
Luella Hume
Donald W. Hunt
Terri and Ronnie Hutchinson
Virginia Hutchinson
Carol L. Hutchison
Helen G. Jay
Betty Johnson
Kelly and Richard Johnson
Linda M. Jones
Robert L. Jones
Roy Jones
Janice E. Keefe
David Kennedy
Oscar Kimmell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Kinzie
James B. Kirkbride
Linda Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Knocke
Sue Krueger
James R. Leach
Lemenar and Virginia Linnell
Rosalee A. Locke
W.M. Lowery
Mary Loyd
Betty J. Lunkwicz
Edwin R. Maier
Ellen Maninger
Lyle F. Maninger
Helen Marotta
Richard L. Marrs
Scott E. Martin
Marlin Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Mathiasmeier
Joyce and Steve McArtor
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCorgary
Martin E. and Ava McCorgary
Steve and Phyllis McCorgary
Andy McFayden
O.W. McGowan
William B. McMillan
J.R. McPherson
Carrie O. Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Les Miller
Stanley Mohler
Amy M. Monaghan
Norman Moody
Ken Moore
Mary Morris
Tom Morse
Lou N. Morton
Geraldine Musson
Jeff and Peggy Musson
Melinda K. Neal
Craig Newman Estate
Elizabeth Northcutt Estate
Delbert Oestmann
John C. Ogren
Patrick M. O’Hara
Stu and Stephanie Osterthun
PEO Sisterhood
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Paisley
Lindsey N. Patton
Delma J. Pearson
Rama and Marcy Peroo
Robert Pudden
Dorothy Rahn
Jim and Karon Ramirez
Stanley D. Randazzo
James and Sylvia Reed
John R. Reed
Ruth Reed
Dick and Judy Reedy
Beth S. Richardson
Robert W. Rickords
Fred and Donna Rindt
Steve and Melinda Ross
Fred D. Rouch
Bill Rowe
Gary W. Rowe
Richard and Val Rush
Jeff and Darci Sampson
Rey M. Santos
Connie Schaefer
Michelle and Scott Schoon
Maurine J. Schroeder
Phil Scott
Marilyn F. Sessions
Patricia S. Shaffer
Clyde Shaw
Sheldon’s Pawn Shop
A.M. Smeltzer
Jerry N. Smith
Kevin Smith
Maybelle Smith
Suzanne K. Smith
Vernon Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sneller
Gene Snyder
Karen K. Sparks
ST Enterprises, LTD
Sonny Steinke
Kim M. Stephen
Eugenia F. Swaim
Ronald L. and Patsy Sweely
Colleen Taylor
James F. Taylor
Taylor, Krusor & Passigli
Ted Templar
John Thelemann-Williams
James D. Thomas
Claude R. Thompson, USCG Ret
Kyle Tilson
Donnie Todd
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Topper
Ryan Turner
Two Rivers Co-Op
Donald Vannoy
Vernon Woods Retirement
Community
Wayne H. Voss
Loretta Waldroupe
Johnny Walker
Paul Walker
Richard M. Walker
Charles Watkins
Charles E. Watson
Ruth M. Weston
Roberta White
Mary Lou Whitt
B.L. Wixon
Jennifer Wollard
Colin D. Wood
Pauline Yockey
Ed and Karen Zeller
Tiger Booster Club
Super Boosters ($2,500 or more)
Great Western Dining
Union State Bank
Home National Bank
American Concrete
Orthopedic & Sports Medicine at
Cypress LLC
Paton Wholesale & Vending
Orange & Black Club ($1,000
- $2,499)
Ark City Glass
Client Business Services, Inc.
CornerBank
Jeff Hoge Concrete, L.L.
United Agency
Zeller Motor Co., Inc.
Bengal Club ($500 - $999)
Ark City Country Mart
Ark Valley Distributing, Inc.
Barton Energy, LLC
Browns, Inc.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Elite Advertising
Galaxie Business Equipment
Christopher K. Houser
Denise and Rex Irwin
Jan’s Sport Shack
Dr. Nicholas L. Kinsch
Dr. Pat and Sandy McAtee
Dennis M. Muncy
Rindt-Erdman Funeral Home
Sheree and David Utash
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Tiger Club ($300 - $499)
Ark Veterinary Associates
Tyrone Artz
Todd Q. Clark
Gene and Donella Cole
Conco, Inc.
D C Riders, L.L.C.
Foster’s Furniture, Inc.
Godsey Enterprises
De Anna and Dean Harp
Elliott and Martha Jackson
Vernell Jackson
Conrad and Janet Jimison
K.E. Miller Engineering, P.A.
Otis and Terry Morrow
Lance and Tamara Niles
Mark A. Phillips
Dr. Nick and Christie Rogers
Tom and Sue Saia
Schmidt Jewelers
Sheldon’s Pawn Shop
State Bank of Winfield
Top Line Steel Buildings
Waldorf-Riley, Inc.
Winfield Consumer Products
Woods Lumber of Ark City
Dr. Bob and Sue Yoachim
Cowley Friend ($175 - $299)
ADM Milling
Paula J. Aldrich
Andreas Family
Gary Anstine
Larry Anstine
Robert Anstine
Ark Hospitality, Inc.
Albert and Karen Bacastow
Daniel J. Bowker
Marshall G. Brentlinger
Melburn P. Brown
Vernon Buffington
Darren B. Burroughs
David Burroughs
Jeff Carter
Terry D. Cassiday
Marlys and José Cervantes
Don Cheslic
City of Winfield
Clint and Brenda Combs
Conco, Inc.
Tony and Vicki Crouch
Bruce and Amy Crouse
CWA Local 86004
DiVall Retail Liquor
Virginia Donaldson
Pam and Ron Doyle
Buel R. Duncan
David G. Faust
Curt and Cindy Freeland
Graves Drug No 11
Beverly and Allen Grunder
Ed and Linda Hargrove
Chad R. Harris
Glen R. Harris
Hawks Funeral Home
Ben Head
Bill Headrick
John B. Hitchcock
Melissa and Richard Hollister
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Hubert and Mildred Johnston
Mary J. Kerr
Charles O. Kinzie
Joseph S. Krisik
L.G. Pike Construction Company
J.C. and Donna Louderback
Carrie L. Mapel
John R. Mehuron
Midwest Electric Supply, Inc.
Mullen’s Sports Enterprises
Munson Insurance Agency
Dr. Nathan and Amy Niles
Randy and Deb Nittler
Rama and Marcy Peroo
Philip Phillips
Rob Carroll’s Sandblasting
Samford-Stover Agency
Mr. and Mrs. David Schaller
Larry and Wanda Schwintz
Dr. John and Julie Seitz
Mr. and Mrs. Don Shanks
John Showman
John and Lee Ann Sturd
Ronald and Patsy Sweely
Paul Tabor
Taylor Drug
Mark P. Troilo
Turn of the Century Enterprises
Two Rivers Co-Op
Universal Steel Buildings
Joseph Vaclavek
Peggy and Gary Williams
Winfield Motor Co., Inc.
Robert and Jill Wood
Century Club ($100 - $174)
Abbey Eye Care
Sid Achenbach
Allen’s Furniture
Steve and Pam Archer
Ark Valley Credit Union
Ark Valley Physical Therapy
Frankie G. Arnold
Joe and Donna Avery
Harold G. Barse
Larry Bartelson
BJ’s Auto
Kent D. Booher
David Bostwick
Stephen B. Buckingham
Budget Blinds
Bud’s Heat and Air
Darrel Burroughs
Mary L. Burroughs
Buterbaugh & Handlin
Connie Carder
Cowley County Treasurer
Allan Darnall
David H. Daulton
Charles L. Dow
John B. Dziedzic
Terry J. Eaton
Stephen and Janet English
Barbara L. Farley
First Intermark Corporation
Fitzone, Inc.
Greendoor Lafamilia
Elvin Hatfield
Gary G. Hockenbury
Hutchinson Electric, Inc.
Brian C. Jackson
Kan-Pak LLC
Kevin E. Kelly
Oscar Kimmell
Kline Motors
Kathryn Kuhn
Tammy D. Lanman-Henderson
Rick Lohr
Stuart and Betsy Luder
Tommy E. Mason
Shannon and Lane Massey
McCluggage, VanSickle & Perry
Meiers Tax Accounting Service
Mike Groves Oil, Inc.
Patty and Greg Mugler
Optimist Club of Arkansas City
Jason and Shannon O’Toole
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Paisley
Sally and David Palmer
Parman, Tanner, Soule & Jackson
Raymond M. Potter
Powers Roofing
Premier Body & Paint
Puritan Billiards
Bill E. Ramsey
James H. and Sylvia Reed
Reedy Ford
Sid and Sharon Regnier
Arky Reyez
Brice and Val Roderick
Ruppelius Fine Jewelers
Samford-Stover Agency
Richard K. Schoenfeld
Samuel R. Scott
Kristi and Brian Shaw
Shear Success, Inc.
Ellen N. Showman
Pam and Randy Smith
Dr. Daniel and Vicki Snowden
South Kansas Screen Print
Space Center Mini Storage
JoLynne and Lynn Stalnaker
Starlynn Venus State Farm Insurance
State Farm Insurance – Mike Dobson
Roger D. Sternberger
Janice and Tad Stover
Jim and Donna Sybrant
Tax Preparation Services in the
Financial Mall
Chris Vollweider
Alden Walling
Sarah Wesbrooks
Westlake Ace Hardware
Ginger D. Williams
Winfield Chiropractic
World Cleaning, Inc.
Friend (Up to $99)
Bart Allen
Mia Allen
Ark City Tire & Auto
Jody and Rod Arnett
Jack Baird
Michael Baker
Buel Beck
Cameron Belden
Best Yet Refuse, Inc.
Kim and Chris Biddle
Bill McCracken Service Station, Inc.
Billings Plumbing & Bath
Kenneth E. Czaplinski
Daisy Mae’s Cafe
Jeff Fluty
John Gage
Belva Gardner
Gary D. Grayum
Lisa and David Grose
Cathy Hendricks
Sharon Hepner
Tom Hollingsworth
Joyce and Jimmie Holloway
Roxanna L. James
Jim’s Total Service
Patrick McDonald
Charles R. McKown
Jack A. McVey
Don H. Mull
Melinda and Mark Neal
Dr. Richard and Marlys Nelson
Richard and Gary Norris
Olen Medical Supply
Stu and Stephanie Osterthun
David Parsons
Michael Patrick
Don Piros
Lois Sampson
Aaron and Lindsay Sanderholm
Mike Sanderholm
Ben and Rachel Schears
Pat Schlageck
Michelle and Scott Schoon
Mindi and Joe Shriver
Libby Smith
Mark and Becky Speck
Ron L. Steiner
Larry Swaim
Lorenzo A. Tapia
Joe E. Walker
James Watson
Casey W. Webb
Chris M. Cannon
Marlys Cervantes
Tony A. Crouch
Bruce Crouse
Mike W. Crow
Rae L. Dale
William R. Docking
Connie S. Donatelli
Olin Dovel
Pam Doyle
Stephen A. English
Anne Erhart
Casey A. Eubank
Dejon Ewing
Curtis Freeland
Marvis M. Gaddie
John L. Gage
Ron Godsey
Joycelyn A. Goff
Gary D. Grayum
Lee Gregg
Slade Griffiths
Beverly Grunder
Ed G. Hargrove
Melissa K. Hollister
Joyce Holloway
Angela Holmes
Terri Hutchinson
Denise Irwin
Conrad Jimison
Kelly R. Johnson
Herlynda G. Jordan
Kay D. Kautz
Diane Kelly
Ellen L. Kelly
Julie Kratt
LaDonna Lanning
Rhoda MacLaughlin
Scott MacLaughlin
Beverly A. Manuszak
Shannon Massey
Patricia L. Mauzey
Joyce M. McArtor
Patrick J. McAtee
Bryan McChesney
Andy McFayden
Charles R. McKown
Gina McKown
Amy McWhirt
John R. Mehuron
Robert A. Moffatt
Terri Morrow
Janice Neagle
Margaret Neal
Melinda K. Neal
Patty S. Neises
Marlys Nelson
Debbie Nittler
Richard N. Norris
Susan Norton
Stu Osterthun
Jason O’Toole
Shannon O’Toole
Libby Palmer
Mark Paton
Rama Peroo
Lisa Roberts
Dr. Nick Rogers
Sue Saia
Tom Saia
Lois Sampson
Connie Schaefer
Michelle Schoon
Larry Schwintz
Wanda Schwintz
Kristi Shaw
Mindi Shriver
Forest E. Smith
Pamela A. Smith
Ken Spurgeon
Wayne Steadham
Helen I. Storbeck
Janice M. Stover
Larry Swaim
John Thelemann-Williams
Ryan Turner
Sheree Utash
Chris Vollweider
Lynn Vorak
Loretta R. Waldroupe
LeArta R. Watkins
Sarah L. Wesbrooks
Peggy I. Williams
Susan R. Yoachim
This report is generated from the
Alumni and Development Office at
Cowley College. We have tried to
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discern mistakes of any kind, please
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Jody Arnett
Frankie G. Arnold
Donna J. Avery
Joe B. Avery
Nancy Ayers
Albert H. Bacastow
Clifford A. Bazil
Buel D. Beck
Kimberly Biddle
Dick Bonfy
David Bostwick
Kenny Buss
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