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Wicldta State University The onlv metronolitan universitv in the Kansas Regehts' system, Wichita Sate Univer-

sity is localed in Wichia, the lareest business and industrial csrts in the state. fTre university and citv boast a 9&vear tradition of enhancinl each oiher throug(stong cultural, economicl resea rch and prolessiona lties.

Foundedhs Fairmount CollesebytheCongregational Church, Wichita Stat"e futt opened is doon in 1895to 15 studentsand thrceAcultv mernbers. In 1925, the citizens of Wichita votea to assume the colleee's financial suoport and renamed it the Univ&sityof Wichita,ifius making it the first municipal university west of the Mississiooi River. After 38 years as a municipal university, WSU again changed its status <inJuly 1,19&, when it officiallrrentered the state svstem of higher education. Now,29 years later, Wichita State University is one of six state universities governed by tlie Kansas Board of Regents. More tfran 190 social and speciil interest clubs provideopportunities forstirdents tomeet and work with others who share their interests. Seven national sororitiesand 13 national fraternities ale active on campus. There are intercollegiate sports opportufuties frcr Wichita State students in Ennig baseball, volleyball, softball, cross country, basketball, track lnd field and golf, and club activities in crew, bowling and

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while for Urban and Public and state government Visitors to WSU's campus discover good cilitiesand abeautiful campus. E ft v-four tures by internationally-kn6wn artists grace tfle campus.'?ersonnagesOiseatx," a colorful glass

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tion in 1995. The new Sheldon Coleman Tennis Complex includes eight lighted courts, spechtor seatinsand a2^500 souarefoot clubhouse which includes a lobby, locker rooms for both the Shockers' men's and women's teams, coached offices, public restrcoms and a snack bar. The facility ii available to students, hculty and staff, and thecommunity.

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Dr. Eusene M. Hushes became the 11th president olWichita 9aE UniversityonJuly 1, 1993. after servine 14 vears as president of Norttrern Arizona" Uniiersrty. Flughes, who succeeds Warrrn Armstrong, also wasa profu+ sor of mathematics at Northem Arizona. Huehes' pr€sidencv at NAU was marked by coun?less icmmplshmenb, including an all-time record enrolment (17,598 in the fill of 1991), the formation of the School of Hotel and Restaurant Manaeement. one of onlv seven free+andinq schd6ls of its kind in thd natiory and the devElopment of an "on-lind'financial

aid sy$em to lelp students with aid, other

schollrship informatiory irb searches and other similar suiroort. Addidonallv. Huehes was oedited with skenethenins ti6Uet#een the F'lamtaff communilwand tHeuniversiw.In recosXition of his crcmm'itment to the conimunity,Tre was pre sented the Citizen of the Year award by the of Flaestaffin 1988.

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Ifuehes has developed a list of what he consideri immediate ndds for Wichita State. He has requesEd that the Kansas Board of Regentsalkiw a feasibility study concemingthe neril and location of a parking garage on cam-

ous. Also slated for ahention is an effort to increase enrollment; building additional residence halls; encouraging a m-ulticultural environment on campus; recruiting mol€ women and *hnic minorities o becofrre administrators, faculty and *aff; and improving the safery and securitvof peooleand nropertvoncampus. rhouitr Huefres is new t6 wittrita, he isn't new tothe&Iid*&. Bo* i.rscottsbluff, NeU.,ln 1934, Hughes eamed a badrelor/s degee from ChadronINeb.) 9ateCollege, a masteTsdqilee in mathematics from Kansas State University, and a docorate from the Ceorge Peabody Collese of Vanderbilt Universitv. " From 1955-70, Hughes'served at Chadron Stae as dean of administration, associate prc' fussor, and profussor of mathematics. Hughes then soent 23 vearsat Northern Arizona where ire wai aean o'f theCollegeof Artsand Sciences; provost, University Arts-and Science; academic vice president; anil then president fromT979 93.

Huehes also has involvement in numerous asgiiations and organizations, and has received several honors 6r his leadership. Hughes and his wife, Margaret Anry have six childien and five gandchildren.

Bill Belknap. inrroduced last Septsnbq bv

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UniversYty's t5th dire&or of athleticq brings b Wichita $tate a wide and varied backgrourid in

the administration of colleciate athletics. Belknap, who aszumed day+oiay responsibil-

ity for the Shocker athletics department in mid-

Gtober, replaced Gary Hunttr. Belkndp came to Wichita 9ate from the Southland tonfer*t* office, where he had served as commissicner for tweand-a-half

vears. Belknar:'s previous athletic eroeriences fu soinclude 1 dveirsasdirectorof athldticsat the Univ€rsitv of lhaho and 13 vears in nutnerous canacities at the Universiw'of Arizona. Additio'nallv. Belknap served tliree vears in various canacilies withiil the UI develdpment office.

Belknap, 54, is drarged'witn airecting Wichita Statds SO+mplovee athletics corporation which operates d-tfuport intercolltigiate annual cDst ot aPPrc)omately

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Hired in Aoril 191 bv the Southland C-onfurenca Belknai, trad responsibility forday+o dav operations'of a lO+ihool leariue basr5d in PtinojTexas, a Dallas zuburb. " Belknao's mor.e to ttrc Southland Conference repre*hted a return to collegiate athletics afer spendine more than three vears in universiw deivelopm"ent at Id aho, where he was i nstn:m6ntal in the success of the largest fund-raising e{fort in the stae's history, a 543 million cam"oaien to coincide with ldiho's Centennial CelbUr5tion which ultimately generated $49 million. Belknap-s hirine as director of athletics at Idaho in laniurv t g6 marked the beeinnins of a hishk Succesdful l Gvear era for ldiho atNetics.bJrins his tenur6 in Moscow, Belknap's dirction lEd toannual increasesin fundhgahd faciliw improvernent. Idaho alsobecameabreedins sfoun'd fcr coaches. as Belknap hired eventuXl'luminaries such as Dennis Erickson, Keith Gilbertsory Don Munson and Tara VanDerveer. After earnine a desree at West Point in

1%1, Belknap sefired 6ur years in the U.S. Militarv Acailemy. later he eamed a masteds deereein educatibn from Aruarc n 1% 7. " B"lk rap and his wife, Donna, an elementary schml'teacher, have two children, Kim (fuinale) and Bill Jr., and two grandchildren.

Dr. Darlene Bailerl is in her second year as associate director of aihletics at Wichith Sate Unirzersitvafterhavinsserved thel

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year in a Similar role a"t the University of Idaho. fhestart of Bailey's seqcnd vearat Wichita Shte

marked a retum'to trer auU& as associateathleticsdirector, as she was inbrim directorof athletics for five months (uneOcbber) before the school named Bill Bell.nap as athletics director. Her stint as interim AD was not a rcsPonsibiliW newto Bailev. asshc was athleticsdirectorat hs€m Washin$on University from May 1990Januarv 191, earning distinction at the time irf beini one of fuwer than 10 wom€n who had been diftctors of athletics with responsibilities fcr m€n's and women's Progralns on the

NCAA Dvision I lerrel.

Bailey's duties include administration of

sDorts DroAams. oversisht of the intemal

e,iatioilof [,e athletics department, and mahasement of the departmeirt's $4.3 million anniral budset. She afrc selves as the institution's NCAA cSmoliance offi cer. At Idahb, Baileyadmini$ered the school's llsport athletics program, includingcoordination'of plans ficran"annual walki+hon, the larsest sinsle€vent fund-raiser in the athletics aeftrtmefit, and the development and imple mentation of a compliance education program. A nativeof Kearnry, Mo., Ba iley pi:r{o'rmed a numbsof rolesat Eastem Washingtor! serving as associate director of athletics"from Jdy l9B&November 1989, acting vicepresident for student services from Nov&nber 1989Augu$ 1990, and as consultant to the athletics department from January-June in 191. Bailev moved to EasEm Washi ngton fiom

the Univdsitv of South Alabama, frhere she was assistant'director of athletics in 1%8. She initiated her profussional career at Ohio Univcrsity, where sfie was acadernic coordinator in the athleticsdeDartment from 1ffi385 and 198537. Bailev also'was assistant athlctics director at Ctralirinaae University in Honolulu, Hawaii, in the 198185 school vear. While a student at

WilliamJewell (Mo.iCotlege, Bailey ssved as the school's sports information director fiom 1980{2. Bailey, 33, earned a bachelo/s degree in 6m William Iewell (Mo.) Coilese in

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Donald Foster Interim Chairnran, ftofcssor, Physics Departrnent

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Geoqge Fahnesbck SASO

G"yle Davis Chairman, Assoc. Itofessor, Women's Studies & Religion

Paul Allen I'resident, Alumni Association

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boasted an AstroTurf infield, dugouts and a modern electronic roreboard with message capabilities, but little else. Today, with the completion of the $1.5 million '?hase Itr" expansion prciect in the fall of 192and the addition of the largest on-campus scoreboand in the country in thespring of 192, EckStadium-TylerField stands among the finest collep baseball hcilities in the country. The Phase Itr expansion included the constmction of of the tri-level C+ra ld Michaud pavilion behind the first-base dugout. The lower level houses the Joe Carter players' locker roorn, a "team roorry" and traininghcilities ficrtheWichita State athletics training departrnent. The middle level,which overlmks thefield, houses theDwane L. Wallace officecomplex and the CoastalHall of Fame Roorn The upper level houses an indmr workout facility for the Shockers, omplete with batting and pitching cages.

The

prolrt was fi.rnded with zubstantial

contributions from the Wichita State Universitv student body and the general public through i grass rcots campaign in the spring of 1991, in addition to individual donations from Michaud, Velma Wallace, Carter, Coastal Corporatiory Rusty Eck and Walt Keeler Construction, Co. Theexpansionalso induded the installation

1,82 seats, induding,l0l box seats, increasing the ntrrnber of box seats to 793 artd the stadium seating capacify b 5,65. The scoreboard, whichmeasures 25 ftettall and 54 feawide,wasunveiled March2Q 192, in of

a Shocker win over Northern Iowa. The new board is four tirres the size of the old board, and indudes doubledigit columrs for runs and hits, a five-line messaSe center display and two trivision advertising panels. The message center features the capacity 6or anirnation

Wichita Statg with help from various private contributions, opened Shocker field late in the 1978 season The facility housed little rrnre than a playing surfuce and a scoreboard, and seating was available onlyon a fuw bleachers set on railrcad flatcars. In 1%1, nrembers of the Horne Run Club spearheaded by gifts from locaIbusinessrnen EarlCallisonand L.C. Flarmon helped fund the construction of concrete d ugouts. Umited seating became possible in 1982 with the addition of a 32Gseat bleacher purchased with gifts rnade to the athletic department, induding a sizeable donation from the late Gladys Wiedemann EckStadium was built a round Shocker Field in the spring of 1985 at a cost of rnore than $700,m0. Substantial gifts from Eck and Todd Aikins and a la4ge arnount of funding from the WSU-ICAA helped secure the purchase of five sections of aluminumgmndstands from the city of New Orleans, where they were used in the 1984 World's Fair. A dubhouse connecd to the

third-base dugout was built, housing coaches offices, a reeption area, a locker room and a conference room This arEa now houses an expanded ticketofficeand rooms forvisiting tearns

and umpi-res. Phase II expansion, which induded the renamingof ShockerField toTylerField, took plae in the winter and spring of 1988. The $425,000

renovationproi-tinduded

as its nraprfocus the installation of a new astrofurf surface and a rubberized warningtrackand theadditionof 292box seats behind the honre platre area. Ron Tyler, a Wichita Statre alumnus and a forrner Shocker pitcher, and KneeberConstmction funded most

ofthe Phase tr pro!-t. EckStadium-TvlerField has been the site of nureror..ls baseball 6:vents, including three consecutile NCAA Midwest Regionals from 199G 92, eight Missouri Valley Confurence toumarnents, and the first-ever Intemational Baseball

Institute in 1989. The National BaseballCongess holds state and national toumament games in the stadiurry and the Wichita Broncos, NBC champions in 1989 and 190, have used the facility diring the sumrner rnonths since 1988. Additionally, Wichiba State played host in Marchof 1992 toanintemationalexhibition garne feahrring a team from Dankook, Korea.

Flag Dedication One of the many facets of the'?hase III" expa.nsibn project was the addition of the 80-foot flag pole and laqge American flag behind theoutfield foncein rightfield. Dedi-

cation cerernonies were held May22,192 for the flag pole and flag which were made possible through a mntribution from Mr. James Decker, Wichita State crrntroller, and his family, in memory of his wifu, Pat who passed away in 1976. The flag measures 20 feet by 38 feet.

consecutive NCAAMidwestRegionals

1992,E& Stadium-Tyler Field stands

1994ShoclcerBaseball

Eck Stadium-Tyler Field Evolution of Eck Stadium-Tyler Field \97a ShockerField

1984{5 Eck Stadium

1981{3 ShockerField

(Hom of ShckE Fl.ld)

oField excavation

.Dirt rernoval .Asphalt/paving . Ashohrf p,grdrase, inst^l

Eck Stadium (Hom

.Bleacher unit

.Clubhouse/offices

.Astsohrrf replacernent o Rubberized waming track

(322 seab)

.Concession areas

o292 Box seats

o3,044 Crandstand seats .Batting cages (1987)

.Cedar ou6eld fene .$4 million endowment

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ticket office or in the press box atop Section C. The proper authorities will then be nodfied. Seating for those confined to wheeldrairs is located in the erdosed area ner<t to the third-base dugout at field level or behird the box seats located behind the first base dugout. Attendanb will be available to provide help. RESIROOMS Men's ard wornen's resboorns-canbe fourid in the stadium murtvards behind both the first base and thind

basedugoub SOLIVENIRS Wichita State baseball sourzenirs and rrrerrprabilia can be purchased in the Shocker Shack located in the stadium courtyard behird the thirdbase

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1985

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1991,

1992 1993

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Head Coadr Gene Stephenson was Wichita State's first and only NCAA team title. Since winning the national title, Wichita State has returned to Omaha three more times, twice advancing to the national championship game be. fore suffering a loss to Louisiana State each time. [n all, the Shockers have made six CWS appearances under Stephenson, including three sfraight dating to 1991,, five in the last six years, and six since 1982, feats no

bther program in the country can

Gene Stephenson, named national Coach of the Year by Baseball America in 1993 for the third time in his career

also earned the honor tn 1982 -andhe1989 and nine times the Mis- Conference souri Valley Coach of the

Year, is in his 17th season as head coach at Wichita State University. Since Stephenson's arrival in 1978, the Shockers are the winningest program in NCAA Division I college baseball with a %J6-276-3 mark in 16 seasons. That record puts Stepherson second only.to Texas' Cliff Custafson in career winning percentage (.766) among active NCAA Division I head coaches and fifth on the all-time list. Stephenson reached the pinnacle of his career in 1989, when he guided the Shockers to the College World Series title with a F3 win over the Texas Longhorns. The championship

match. Wichita State has also played in three of the last fivechampiorship contests, again an accomplishment no school can match. Stephenson earned career win No.

opening-round win over Ohio State in the Atlantic Regional last May, continuing the pattern in which he has captured his 500th, 600th, 700th, 800th and 900th career win more quickly than any head coach in NCAA Dvision I history. Stephenson left the University of Oklahoma in March 1 97 for Wichita State, where heundertookthe task of reviving a program which had no history of success and had been dormant since 1970. Since his arrival, Stephenson has directed the Shockers to 12 NCAA tournament appearances, includinga rhool-record seven consecutivedating to 1 982 eight MVC regr.rlar-season titles and eight NII\/C 900 in a 14-5

tournament championships. Wichita State instantly became a winning prograrn upon Stephenson's arrival in 1978, when it compiled a 4330-1 record. Sixteen years later, the Shockers have won 45 or more games 14 times, five times topping 60-win 1982,1985, mark, and six times 7989,1991.,1992 and-1993 - I have been the winningest Division program in the country. Stephenson, a1968 graduate of the University of Missouri, was anassistant to Enos Semore at Oklahoma for six years, helping the Sooners to four Big Eight Conference championships and fi ve CWS appearanc e from197277.

Stephenson may have done his finest job last spring, as he, and assistants Brent Kemnitz, Jim Thomas and Tom Buchanan, guided theShockers back to Omaha after losing six allAmerica players from the 1992 team. With a 3-1 mark last year, Stephenson has put his name in the CWS record book. He ranks fifth in all-time CWS winning percentagewitha 1 G9 record (.640) and is tied for 10th on the alltime CWS win list. Among active coaches,Stephenson has thebest winning percentage in CWS play and is tied for fourth in wins. The 48-year old Stepherson and his of 28 years, Paula, have a son, Jay, ?3, and a daughter, Ginny, 21 .

Stephenson's Record Missouri Valey Conference

Ovemll 't978 7979 1980 1981

PcL

43 65 53

15 12

.588 .813 .811

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15 8

2nd

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1983

1984

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.774 .747

12 13

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55 58

906

276

1,9t36

7987 1988 1989

1990 7991

1992 1993

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20 76 76 19 13

1st

3rd 2nd

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13 74

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3rd

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Widely respected as one of the premier pitching coaches in collegiate baseball, Brent

Jim Thomas, a four-year starter at Wichita State from 197942" is in his scrcnd year as an assistant coach at his alma mater.

MarkLinden is in his first scason as assistant crrach at Wichita State after pining the staff in January. The 2Gyear old Linden has responsibilities in all aspcrts of the operation. A native of Seattle, Wash., Lindcn played two years at Bellelue (Wash.) Community College and two years at Whitworth College,

Kemnitz is in his 16th vear as assistant c.oach at Wichita State. Kemnitz enhanced his nationwide reDuhation with one of his finest effrcrts last sfring. Whileluniors Darren Dreifo rt and Jaime Bluma formed an unprecedented one-two punch out of the bullpen, Kernnitz was forced to mold a starting rotation and middle relief corps ftom a grouplargely ine<perienced on thecollcgclevel. Two starters rehrmed fromthe 1992saff which finished fourth nationally with a 2.73 ERA, but one suffured a careercnding injury in the pre. ceding full and the other was ineffuctive, yet the Shockers completed the season with a highly

respcctable 3.58 ERA.

kemnitz, who hascoached eight pitchers to all-America honorsatotal of 10 timeslhe past 13 years, including Daren Drcifrcrt last year, has had four playeribecome frrst-round d raft picks, most rc,cently Dreifort lastJune. Dreifort, a twoti meconsensus all-American and Wichita State's

first recipient of the Colden Spikes Award, prcsentcd annually by the United States Baseball Fcdcration to the nation's finest amateur player- was taken No. 2 overall by the Los Angeles Dodgprs, makhing Toronto BlueJay sluggcrJoe Carter as the highcstdrafted player in Shocker history.

Brummett, the MVP of 1989

and

Greery a first-round

Kemnitz, 37, became a fr:ll-time assistant coach in the full ofl980aftcrservingoneycaras a graduate assistant. A native of Perry, Okla.,

Kemnitzcompiled a career2l-Trecordatnearby Phillips (Okla.) University. Kcmnitzeamed abachelo/sdeereein phvsical education from Phillips in tgTUana eirieO a

grad uatedegreein sportsad ministration

ftom

Wichita State in the summer of 1980. Kemnitz helped coach Anchorase to a National Baseball Congresschampionsf,ipin 1986.

Thomas, an all-America second baseman

1981 and 1982, is involved in all aspccts of Shockers' He aids Brent Kemnitz in and hasa

NAIA rhool in Spokane. Linden, four times named all-confurence at shortstop, also played three years of football at Whitworth, earning con fcrcnce Offunsive Playcrof the Year and al[America honors in 1990 at runningback Linden was dra-fted threa times by profossional baseball teams, ultimately signing a contract with the Chicago Cubs in 1989. He playcd two years in the Cubs' oqganization'beidre eaming a degree a busincss managemcnt de. an

and is his the Ccne Stephenson Shocker Baseball C-amp.

Thomas"involvement with the prograrn has been almost constant goi.g back to 1978, when he oped to pin Stephenson's fledgling

prosam rather than signing a

professional qrntract with theCincinnati Reds, whodrafted him out of Southeast High School in Wichia. After entering profussional baseball in 1982, Thomas retumed to Wichita â&#x201A;Źach fall and aided the Shocker coaching staff several years on a

Whitworth in 191. An acmunt representative with a Spokane advcrtising firm 6cr a ycar, Lindcn also played football in Crcat Britain 6cr the CordiffMes. gree from

volunteer basis. Thomas ended his carcer at Wichita gate

with

a career .351 ar.erage, 18 home runs, 231 RBI and 158 stolen bases. He was instrumental

in leading the Shockers to their first College World Series appearancâ&#x201A;Ź in 198'2, when he hit .349 with six home runs,57 RBI and 50 stolen bases. Thomas was named a third-team allAmerica player that scason afterhaving earned sccond-team all-America honors in 1981 when he hit a career-best .379 with five home runs, 70 RBI and 52 stolen bases. Thomag who remains among Wichita Statdsoffensive leaders in nine season categories and 10 career listings, was a two-time all-Missouri Valley Conference pick.

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Thomas played profussionally ni ne years in the Houston Ashoy and Califrcrnia Angels' organizations, reaching the Triple-A level in both systems. He was taken in the ninth round of the 1 982draft bytheA$rosand played inthat organization until 1985, when tradcd to the Angels. Thomas'best year came in 1987, when he hit a combined .302 for Midland, Texas (AA) and Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (AAA). Thomas carned prep all-America honors in his senior season and was a twotime all{ity l.eague se]ection. He and his wifo, Wichita native Patty (Clark), have a son, Clayton, 2. Thomas,3] earned adegreefrom WSUin 1 982. He worked threeyearsasa sales represcntative for KM$ Inc., in Wichita.

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What is An " utra b efiefit?"

AmI aboostq? Aboostery also l,rrown as a "representative of the institutionls attrletics interestsT is any individual who is a member of the irstitutionls attrleticsboosterdub,hasmade donationstothebomter isinvolved in dub orto the attrletics

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Records hrdividual Game Hittins) Amie Beyele, Wron4

Team Miscellaneous

Games-88, 1985 Wins-73,1982

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Marfrn of Defeaf

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(3,1-2 vs.

Oklahoma A&[,1, 1955)

-32 4, 'D6f., D82 Consecutive Shutouts Games Without Being Shutout 2A, P87-90

9, 8o6 Bomdito vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State, Total Bases 15, Russ Morman vs. Bemidii State, 1982 9olen Bases 5, Phil Stephenson, Kent Headley Walks 5, Mark Grogan, Doug Mirabelli

RBI

Highest Winning Percantage .839, 1982 (R-14) Highest Home Winning Perqrtaze- .952,1991 (4U2) Hi[hest Away Winnini Percentart 1%9 (3tr) -.854, Longest Gami= (Irurings) 15 vslSoutlrwestern, 198; vs. Oral Roberb, 1984; vs. Kansas, 192

Game Oral Robers, 1984 vs. KansasWesleyan, 1!)87

55 vs.

Runs-35

Strikeoub-

Game

Hittins)

15, Bryan

Season

-30 Doubles-

12 vs. Augustana 198Q vs. Marymor:nt, 1989 5 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State, 198q

vs. Missouri-Rolla, 1983; vs. l.ewis & Clark State, 1989 Home Runs vs. Texas Wesleyan, 1981; vs. Emporia State, Tohl Bases- 55 rs. Emporia Staie, 191 RBI 33 vs. Colorado Sate, 1981 ; vs. Kansas Wesleyan, 19{i7

-9

- Bases- 11 vs. Marymoun! Stolen

1991

19,81;

vs. Northern IowE 19891 vs. Portland State, 1991 Walks vs. NebraskA 1987 Skikeouts 14 vs. New Mexio, 1![5

-20

Game Pitddns)

Runs Allowed

34 vs. Oklahoma A&M, 1955 Hits Allowed 25 vs. UNLV 1988 Strikeoub 20 vs. Illinois-Chicagq 199); vs. Oral Roberts, 1993 Walks Allowed 23 vs. Lamar, 1985

Average- &,19D At-Bats-2,891 1989

Season (Hitfing)

Hib-989,

1982 Runs 858, 1982 Double 1989 Triple 57, 1980 Hohe Runs 113, 1981 RBI 75s, 1982

Hib

Runs-

- Chris Wimmer, l99l 12t

125, Loren Hibbs, 19& 34, Joe C-arter, 1980 13, Joe CarE, 1980; P.J.

Doubles

Triple

Hohe Runs

RBI

- Bases

Sbikeoub-438, l9B9

Season

(Pit&ing)

79t]2 -nl,46, 79W Eamed Run Average 2.53, 1982 Shutouts 1Z 1982 Strikeoub- 632, 1989 Fewest Walks 175,192 Fewest Runs - 223,1992 Fewest Hits t140, 1984 - Runs Fewet Home Allowed - 25, 1984 Season (Fielding)

Innin-F Pitched

1982

Total

1980 - 229, Joe Carter, 9ugging Percrntage .831, Russ Morman, 1983 9olen Bases 87, Phil Stephenson, 19112 Wall<s-97, -Phil Stephensbn, 1982 (C,anie) HittingSbeaks -42 Phil Stcphenson, 1981 (At-Bats) - 10, Joe C-arter, Bruce Morrison, Russ Morman

C-areer C,ame

fiitting)

Dan Raley, 198488 197981 At-BaE 1,m1, Mike tansing, 1987-90 gephenson Hits 418, Phil ,197982 Runs Phil Stephenson ,1979'{.2 -,120 Doubles 94 Mark'standiford, 198488 Triples 28, Jim Thomas, 197982 Home Runs 69, Mark Standifor4 1985€8 RBI 322, Phil Stephenson, 1979{2 Average-289, .430, Joe Carter,

,1979{12 - 730, Phil Stephenson Slugging Percentage .788, Joe Cafiq,19D31 StoI6 Bases - 205, Phil Stephen*n, 1979'.{.2 Wdks - 3m, Phil Stephensbn ,1Y7Y82 Season Pitching) Appearane 38, Jim Newlin, 1989 - Newlin, 1989 ERA 1.08, Jim Wins - 18, Bryan Oelkers, 1982 Loss€s8, T6Ty Hayes, 1978 Saves - 18, Jim Newlin, 1989 - Don Heinkd, 1982 Staft-22, Completec,ames- li Don HeinkeL 1982 TobI- Bases

Total

1982 tosses 30, 1978 Saves-24 1989 Com plete C,am e

Forbe, 1989

Mark Standifor4 1988

-2&Morman, 130, Russ

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-28, -

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Pit&ins)

Oelkersvs. IndianaState, 198 Walks 13, Terry Hayes rn. Oklahoma Gty, 1980 Runs- 14, Terry'Hay-e, Rob Burgess Hib 13, Greg Brummett \rs. Arizona State, 1988

21 vs. Friends, 1984) 0nnine Hits vs. Colorado State, 1981

Triples

198

At-Bats

Mark

Standiford (2 times), Todd DreiforL Mike Lansing, MikeJones, TobySmith Triples Z Dave Howard Charlie OBrien, Russ Morman, Rick Wron4 Trm Raley (2 times), PJ. Forbes, Mike Lansins, Todd Dreifort HomeRuns 3, Phil Stephenson, Rr rss lvlorman (2 times), Mark gandiford, Jim Audley, Doug Mirabelli, Mike Jones

Inninp- 155 2/3, Don Heinkel, 1982 Winning Percentage- 1.00, Kenniesteensha (17-0), 1991;PatCedeno (10{), ShutoubStrikeouts

1988

6, Bryan Oelkers, 1982 16,6, Bryan Odkers, 1982

Pucerftage- .972,792 Putoub-2,113, 1989

Assisb-%8,

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McDonald s)

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Erik Sonberg

)oe Carter

ToddDrcifort

GreeBrummett

2nd team (Baseball America) 3rd team (ABCA)

Z"a t*rnYC"U"giate Baseball

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MikeLansing

2nd team (All-America Baseball News)

1st team (The Sporting News)

|imThomas

3rd team (All-America Baseball News)

MikeDavis lst team (Baseball Bulletin)

I st team

|oe Cafter

2nd tmm (C-ollegiate Baseball)

flhe Sporting News)

3rd team (CoUegiate Basebdl)

lst team lafnmerica Ba*ball News) 1st team (Baseball Briletin)

KevinPenner

2nd team (Collegiate Baseball)

3rd team (Collegiate Baseball)

LgW

BillvHaIl

1982

DousMirabe[i

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3rd team ffuseball America)

DavidHaas

79y2 Darren Dreifort

lst team (Colesiate Basebal) lst tearn Gaseball America)

1st team (All-America Baseball News)

Phil Stephenson

1988 MarkStandiford

lst team (All-America Baseball News) 1st team (C-ollegiate Baseball)

lst team (C-ollegiate Baseball) 2nd team (Barbatl America)

Charlie OBrien

)oeylackson

Ist team (All-America Baseball News)

2nd team GBCA)

ChrisWimmer

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DonHeinkel

2nd team (C-ollegiate Baseball)

2nd team (Co[eeiate Basebal) 2nd team (Baseball America)

lst team (Co[egiate basebal)

JimThomas

lst team (ABCA)

lst team (The Sportrng News)

3rd team (ABCA)

TimRalev

2nd team (All-America Baseball News)

1st team (Baseball America)

lst team (Coileglate Baseball)

3rd team (Baseball Arfi'erica)

1st team (All-America Baseball News)

DarenDreifort

lst team (Collegiate Baseball) lst team Gaseball America) Ist team (ABCA)

Erik Sonbere

PhiI Stephenson lst team (Baseball Bulletin) lst team (Colegiate Basebal) 1st team (The Sforting News)

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st team (The Sporting News)

ScotMcClouehan 3rd team (ABCA)

Mike McDonald

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Charlie Giaudrone 2nd team 6BCA)

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Ist team (Collegiate Baseball)

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RussMomtan

2nd Eam (Colegiate Baseba[)

2nd team (ABCA) 3rd team (C-ollegiate Breeball)

EricWedse

3rd team (Collegiate Baseball)

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DougMirabelli

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CfuisWimmer 2nd team (Baseball America) 3rd team (Collegiate Breeball)

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Gene Stephenson

VerlvnArderson RayMorrison WillisBates

RoyKThomas DickMiller A.F. Holste

KenGunnineo

C.P.Oark

student coaches

WalterP. Frantz Forrestlensen hrurvVan Eman Flarrv Hess

LvleSrurdv IdrrvBuod

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Shocker Athletic Sdrolarship Oryanization HISTORY OF SASO

The Shocker Athletic Scholarship Organization was founded in to stimulate and promote civic interest and support for the continued growth of the Wichita State University-Intercollegiate Athletic Association (ICAA). SASO has a wide range of contributors, both individual and corporate. Through its social, recreational and educational activities, SASO is able to build a volunteer membership to provide private financial support to lend scholarship assistance to WSU student-athletes. 1,977

WHO

S}IOCKER ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHTp ORGANTZATTON

BENEFITS?

Nearly200student-ath1etesbenefitfromgeneroussupportof

SASO each year. Support of scholarships has provided an avenue to

higher eduiation for many young men and women who may not have otherwise been able to afford college. SASO members benefit from participation, by receiving the satisfaction of supporting college athletes in their quest to better themselves througlihigher education and athletic competition. Additional SASO membership benefits are outlined on the following page.

SASO IS IMPORTANT

SASO members provide approximately one-third of the more than $4 million annual ICAA budget through contributions and ticket purchases. The ICAA's annual scholarship bill has reached $925,000 for tuition, books, fees, and room and board. Currently, full athletic scholarships for in-state students cost approximately $5,500 a year, and more than $10,000 for out-of-state students. The Shockers are most appreciative of the generous support from the Shocker Athletic Scholarship Organization! (Please note: This year, in order to more accurately recognize the generous support of SASO contributors with multiple memberships, all donations have been combined. Each contributor/s name is placed in the club level of the total amount of the donation. The list includes all conkibutors through Feb. 15.)

Golden Aneel

($10,000 and a66ve) Charles Koch

Tom Devlin

Michael W. Dart

Guardian Aneel ($7,500 - $9,999)

O.L. "Rust1/'Eck

Marvin Autry Dave Anderson Robert Anderson John Arnold Dr. Larry Beamer & Dr. Debbie Haynes Beech

Aircraft Corporation

Dr. Ronald L. Brown Dan & Bev Carney Coca-Cola Bottling Sheldon Coleman The Coleman C-ompany Jamie Coulter John & Martha Ann Crum George Fahnetock

larry

Fugate Robert Geist Andrew Gore Marc Gorges

Don Hattan Chevrolet, Inc. KG&E

' Balco, Inc.

Bank IV Craig Barton H. Marvin Bastian S.

O. "Bud" Beren

Dr. Gary D. Iost & Dr. Steven L. Taylor Dr. Eugene Kaufman Dr. Sammy Kouri Hossie Krouse.Waller Lubber's Brothers Ford-Mercury McN,Iahan Motor Company Mel Hambelton Ford, Inc. Russell Meyer, Jr.

Mueller Industries Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Nye Office Automation, Inc. Pizza Hut Inc. - Alan Huston Quality Chevrolet GEO

E. Rakaskas

Ritchie Corporation Dr. D.K. Roberts Scholfield Pontiac Scholfield Honda

Ernie & Dolore Siggs Standard Bwerage Corp. Star Lumber and Supply Co., Inc. Steven Chrysler- Plymouth Daniel J. Taylor Vantage Ford Western Paper Company John D. Mr'hite

Harold & Lynda C-onnell

Charter Guardian

Ahlf

BFI Waste Systems

joe Self Chevrolet, Inc. Jack Shelton

Dr. George Farha Dr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Fromm Frye Chevrolet

A. L. Abercrombie Louise

Robert B. Schwan

($2,eoo - $7,499)

AAA Rent-All Tom & Linda Ahlf Karen & Neil Aldorotv Oliver R. Anderson George A. Angle Larrv Arbuckle E. W. Armstrong Cary & Shirley Austerman B &'B Investnients

Barry L. Schwan

Suoer Guardian

Consolidateid Freightways Dr. Rav Cook

H.D. Cooeland

WilliamV. Darling Dr. Doug Blackman Daniel & Mary Kay Blasi Hap Bledsoe Eldon Boisseau Turner & Boisseau Mike Bovd Creg & IJam Boxberger Herb & Sandv Brackeen David & M#on Bradbury Stanlev G. Brannan Brite Voice Svstems Dr. Bruce Briitain

David D. Broomfield C. Robert Buford Ceorge & Madelyn Bunting

Burger King of Widtita TraCv & Sam Burton Busiiress Systems, Inc.

Callaway, Douglas & Associates, Inc.

Norman and Beverlv Cash Casco Plastics, Inc. ' C. Q. Chandler Beckv Chisholm Chisfiolm State Bank

Cigra HealthCare Clark lnvestment Group Fred & Myma Clayton Louis D. Cohen W. C. Cohen, Jr. Jerry B. Cohlmia College Hill Cleaners

Grant Davis, Jr. Sheryl Deem Sue benger M.J. Edwards, Jr. DeVore Enterprises Tom Dondlinger Mr. & Mrs. Barry L. Downing Eagle Drilling, Inc.

EnSneered Materials Handling Co. Charles Evenson

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Shocker Athletic Scholarship Oryanization Dr. & Mrs. Jace W. Flyder Dr. H. E. Hvnes Dr. Badr Idbeis Inn at the Park The Inn at Tallgrass

Charter Guardian, Cont. Excel Coroortation Executive'Aircraft

Consulting Inc. Philio F. Farha

Jirir Farha, M.D. Eugene L. Ferrin

Dr. Edmund Feuille

Larry Fleming Dan Folev

Michael & Nancv Foran Robert & Marv Fraktman Howard N. Fullineton Steve Funk

Tom Futo GaLichia Medical Group, PA Dr. Wesley Garton Walter Gates

Amy Geist

J.L. and Susan Regan

Bruce Reed

Mccaskill '

Joe's Seat Cover

Charles Mccuire John Lohnes Elbie G. McNeil

Stan Jones James Joseph, Jr.,

Mike Michaelis

KEY!

lJvrng lrust

Jerry Marcus Mr.-& Mrs. Thomas A.

Tom

& Car Wash Patricia & Bud fohnson Richard W. Jones

Robert L. Fleeman

Howard Marcus

Wilson Rains Dr. Zack Razek Dr. & Mrs. Walter L. Reazin

Insurance, Inc.

Martin Phillio & Marv Mav

Dave Jeter Insurance INTRUST Bank Robert L. Jennings

Manning & Smith

Gerald L. Michaud Cecil & Gloria Miller Olive Quiring Miller John R. Morse Sam Movers

KFDI KICT 95 KKRD KRBB FM KZ5N AM & FM KYQQ FM Harlan R. Kamen Gerry Kempton

Terry Richardson

Howard Utz,

Dean Rickman William C. Riffel Dale Riss Mr. & Mis. A. Scott Ritchie Dale W. Roadr Del Roskam S S & G Administrators, Inc. St. Joseph Medical Center Bruce Schreck Robert J. Schutte Randv Simon

Tom & Anne Vanderhoofven Raloh Vautravers

Multimdcia

Williim Simon

Cablevision, Inc. Dr. Michael Murphy

Dean O. Smith

Richard D. Smith Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems

Dr. James P. Newby

Howard & lana Nordyke

Ross G. Tidemann Trans World Airlines G. Ronald Tyler Martin Umansky Union National Bank Jr.

vesi oil com.

R. Bvrne Victers Rotr6rt F. Vickers Dr. Ed Wade &

Dr.Michael Caughlin

Mrs. Dwane L. Wallace Pauline & Willard Walpole WEB Graphics, Inc.

Michael Weigand Harrv Weinstein Ken ({elk, P.T. Wesley Pathology Conirrltants

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pXo. J*$3*"L /

,7--:-

(SASO contributions are separate from ticket purchases)

Shocker

Gold

Club ($7t14e)

Rush

Century Club

Bold Gold

($15G249)

($2sGs99)

($50G1,299)

Charter

Super

Guardian

Guardian Angel

($130G2,s99) ($2,6m-7,499) ($7,5[0-9,999)

Golden

Angel ($10,000 and

uP) Tax Deductible Contribution

Memberehip

C:td

SASO Newsletter Game Progam RecoiFrition

Club WSU Bmkstore 10% discomt

Media Guides Room Access Shocker Golf Toumament

Numbered VIP Parking Reserved Lot

Priority Ticl.et Purchasing

8th

7rh

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Dennis Gillen & Charles Morisseau Godfather's Pizza Robert J. Goeller

Leonard B. Goldstein Dr. Charles Grauel

Jeff Greenberg Gunning Wholesale, Inc. Gutscheiritter & Co. J. Duane Guyer Dr. Paul B. Harrison Steve Hanvev

John P. Hawkins

Mrs. Frank E "Betty" Hedrick B. Lynn Herrington Steve Hioo HOC Exbiess, Inc. Richard L. Honeyman Gary & Nancy Hoover

Chris Hotze Robert A. Houston

John L. Howard Drs. Howell & Loefu, P.A. Charles W. & Rebah Hubbard

Rich Kerschen

Nova Travel

Karl F. Kessler

Ochsner Eve Surserv Center

B. J.

Kingdon

L. A. Knebler John H. Knightley Koch Oil Co. Ray Koenig

Herb & Kathv Krumsick Kay LaGree ' Dr. Jerome Laham

Iampton Welding

Supply Co., Inc. Bruo! &'Lee Lang l-arson & Company, P.A. Waldo Leisy J. V. Lentell' Dr. Thomas Lentz Rochelle Levitt

Dr. & Mrs. EdwardJ. Lind Marvin & Carissa Long Beanor Luke Leon Lungwitz F. F. Mike Lynch

Southwestern Bell Teleohone

wi[iam K:& Lyih oetting

Sourrfer Chemical

P. E. OShaughnessy Dr. Ross Padgham

David Stalker

Nick M. Onofrio

Michael & Mary Patton Pawnee Industries, Inc. Pepsi-Cola Co. Kehneth C. Peters Plaza Rental & Sales, Inc. Dave Porter

'C-ompanies Inc.

Dave Stannard

Dr. & Mrs. Phil Stampe Jim Steckart

Dr. & Mrs. Pari Stein Donald & Lynn Stephan Richard I. Steohenson Fred & Ceneia Stevens

Power Link, Inc. Preferred Plus of Kansas, Inc.

Jack Stevens

WilI G. Price

Subway

Printing, Inc.

William & Sharie Quattlebaum Railroad Savings Bank FSB Rainbo Baking Co.

Judge Sam H. Sturm T & E Oil Company, Inc. Dr. Neonilo A. Telano

Terradvne Countrv Club Ted L. Thompson' Crant Thornton

2nd

1st

levels.

Wichita Workout & Racouetball Club Marc & Deb White

Wichita Eagle Wichita Greyhound Park Wichita lroi & Metals Corp., Inc. Willis Corroon Corooration of Kansas

Flovdwilson Elmer & Larrv Womack K.T. &

Marv Inez Woodman Gary & Pam Wright Creg Wright Robert D. Young Jay & Lynn Zatzkin Di. & Mrs. Steven Zelke

Madrigal & Associates lnsurance, Inc. Bettie L. Magruder

Tim Hubman 49

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Shocker Athletic Sdrolarship Oryanization Gerald T. Aa'ron Gerald Abels

($600 - $1 99

David E. Adams,Ir.

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I.ee's Clemers' Lmce & Della Lickteig

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Aero Comm Machinerv

lmc

R Albertmn,lr.' Don Alldritt Paul Allen Buck & Gladvs Allev R D. Allison'

Littleton M.R Linnens Richud Long Ludwis Trucl< Line. Inc. C'leo

TheWichita most WSU

Larrv & Iudv Alpha ,n

Dr. larry & Marilyn Kuhlman H. F.'tsud" Lawles Iohn Leasure ttreodore I. l,eben Leeke/s Familv Foods

Bold Gold

Richard Aabv

mirilt<i critt

Alex D. Ammar Ion & Sue Armstrons

Glen El'l-vtle

Harry O.Lytle Mahinev Roofins Companv

Plovq

Lynn & Ian Marliel

RichadE. Martin

lncenh ves investment in

'Charles S. Ash

Gloria Batd & Glenda Morris Richud & Anna Ballheer

Bill & IoAnn McAdoo McAli'ster Orl Co. Iack McDermott Robert V. McGrath Ken McGrew

Brian Barents

Charles B. Mcllwaine Iary Mclean, D.D.S. James C. & Susan Medill

(2)

Beren

Lee Anderson F.F

Thornton Anderson George Angle Larry E.W. "Pete" Arms

Group Gerald

T. Braun,

Robert T. Melchor Mr. & [r4rs. Tom Meredith Dr. Iames C. Mershon Midwest Hearinq A.ids, Inc.

yke Howard Nye & Alice Paul Mike Oatman

Iarry Payne Dale Roach Leslie Rudd

III

Ed Brawlev Mrs. Sidndv Brick Dr. Thoma's Bridcm

Richrd Bridmair

Fred & SusieBrisht Ed Brown Wayne L. & darice

Brom

Dariid Bryan, Attomey At Law Tim Buchanan D. I. Bucklev Iaires Buckl Ir. l. R. Burchfidld Robert L. Burcss Gene Burkhri Richard Burton Sharon Burton

Cammzano Robert N.'Carriker Gus

Iim & Iovce Carroll

'A. M. Cdstle & Co.

William Chance

Ieffrev & Cvndi Chaoman Dr. Courtn6y Clark ^

Brim Cliffoid Coastal

Herb & Yvonne Coin Dick & Dee Cole Dennis Colev Ed. L. Collint Computerland Bill & Candi Congdon, Jr. Lm Coolev M. I.'Cox Mr6. Austin B. Craig Bob Crawford Kerrv Crisp Dr. Marshill w. Crotts Dick Currv Lloyd & ftlla Curtis

Donna H.D. "HAP,' Bledsoe Bill Bunten Mike Burrus Tracy Burton Earl Callison Dan Carney Mrs. Robert Chisholm Michael Dart Grant Davis Tom Devlin Rusty Eck Fahnestock

Iack D. Davidsofi' R. Davis Mel & Barbara Davis Dawson Croline & Harrv Richard D. & Loilitr K. Dckev Shirlev & Denis Deker Dr. Kdn Dillehav Gale W. Doner ' Dr. George Drazek Dr. Tem*L. Duncan Darrel Duean (2) Wayne & Cuol Ebel

Iarry Wall

Dddley Morris Dr. & Mrs. Richrd Monircn David, Teri & Andrew Moses

Murfin Drillins" Co.

BobMmhv

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Willis Mritli Ron & Dxie Nespor Ron Neueent

Randv I',ltvil Donald R. Newkirk Bernard E. Nichols Steve & Vickie Nienke Sam

Nishtinsale

Gene N6ld R. O. Noller

Dem

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Bob & Cheryl Wright

Kelly Wrieht

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Romld W.More Jeanette & Jennifer

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Richard Ken Andepn

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Donna Beard Doug Blackman Dave Dahl Mike Dart Dr. Ceorge Farha Dan Foley Steve Hatchett Dr. Eugene E. Kaufman J.V. Lentell Leslie C. Rudd Bob Schwan Don Stephan Dan Taylor

B. D.

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Cleo Littleton Bob Melchor Susan Mostrous DaIe Roach Dr. Dane Roberts D. Bruce Schreck

Tom Vanderhoofven Sheryl Wohlford

Vandeventer

Dr. R G. Waddill L. Wangemnn Sheldon Wav Mervyn We6ster

Jare F-

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Wichita State's 1993-94 Endowed Athletic Scholarships Scholarship Name

Donor(s)

Scholarship

AIFAM

Todd Tuckwood ]ennifer Cillespie Carl Hall Chad Fleming Phil Cooper

Anderson "WalkOn"

Dr. & Mrs. Robe* Anderson

Beechcraft Employee's Club Coleman Company

Beechcraft Em Coleman Co.

Dr. Harry Corbin Scholarship Shafer Dart Endowed David Dearmore Memorial

Friends

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Keith Stricklen Gayla Hanning Jason Walton

Women's Tennis Track & Field

Tascha Rinehart

Dart Dearmore & Dearmore

Sport Men's Track & Field Women's Track & Field Men's Golf Men's Tennis Men's Tennis Injured athlete Men's Basketball Men's Basketball

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Morris & Flossie Alan Lee Golf Bob Long/Vince Lombardi Carl Nath Marge Page Kern Purves Thomas A. Reeves Fritz Snodgrass Dave Stallworth (All-American) Dr. Ronald Summers Hazel Walpole Ben & Helen Wilson

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Chris Anna

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Men's Colf Baseball Baseball

Marge Page

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Women's Golf Men's Basketball Married junior athlete Women's Basketball Softball

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