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FOOTBALL1979

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September 1979

Thomas S. FieldPRESIDENT

Dear Cardinal Fans:

Few athletic events can equal the color, excitement and thrills ofgood college football.

As you enjoy the 1979 William Jewell College football campaign, Itrust you will remember that intercollegiate athletics is centralto the liberal arts education for which William Jewell College isrenowned. It is for this reason that the college fields a total offifteen intervarsity teams for men and women. And while an un-usually large percentage of the student body is actively involvedin intercollegiate athletic endeavors, even more profit from theextensive intramural program.

Athletic competition demands long hours of preparation and study,as well as a sense of dedication and self-discipline. Certainlywhen these qualities are applied to other life experiences, a betterperson results.

So, we welcome you to participate in the excellent tradition ofWilliam Jewell College athletics. May your enjoyment of this gamebe enhanced in the knowledge that those who compete here are pre-paring for leadership in tomorrow's world.

Sincerely yours,

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Schedules

Guest AnnouncersDick& Jay/ky 102Neil FunkJack HarrySteve OakleyWayne LariveeDon Fortune

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FOOTBALLSept. 1 Alumni Game, Here 7:30 p.m.Sept. 8 Mid-America Nazarene, Olathe, Ks 7:30 p.m.Sept. 15 Washington University, Here 7:30 p.m.Sept. 22 Benedictine College, Here 7:30 p.m.Sept. 29 Doene College Here 7:30 p.m.Oct. 6 Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo 7:30 p.m.Oct. 13 Ottawa University (H'coming), Here 1:30 p.m.Oct. 20 Central Methodist College, Fayette, Mo.Oct. 27 Missouri Valley College, Here 7:30 p.m.Nov. 3 Baker University, Baldwin, Ks 7:30 p.m.Nov. 10 Graceland College, Lamoni, la 1:30 p.m.

SOCCERSept. 8 Concordia Tournament, Seward, NESept. 11 Mid-America Nazarene, Olathe, Ks 4:00 p.m.Sept. 15 Westminster College, Fulton 1:00 p.m.Sept. 18 Missouri Southern, Here 4:00 p.m.Sept. 20 Benedictine College, Here 3:30 p.m.Sept. 22 Baker University, Baldwin, Ks 1:30 p.m.Sept. 26 Avila College, Here 4:00 p.m.Sept. 28 Austin College, Here 4:00 p.m.Oct. 2 Tabor College, Here 4:00 p.m.Oct. 6 Lindenwood College, Here 2:00 p.m.Oct. 9 Mid-America Nazarene, Here 7:30 p.m.Oct. 13 Ottawa University, Here 11:00 a.m.Oct. 17 State Fair CC, Here 4:00 p.m.Oct. 20 Central Methodist, Fayette 11:00 a.m.Oct. 27 NEMS, Here 2:00 p.m.

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CROSS COUNTRYNWMSU, Liberty 4:00 p.m.5-way, Jefferson City 4:00 p.m.Kansas State University Invitational

at Manhattan TBAMo. Intercollegiate, Columbia 11:00 a.m.Benedictine Invitational, Atchison 11:00 a.m.Tarkio, Liberty 4:00 p.m.Park Invitational, Parkville 11:00 a.m.HAAC, Tarkio 2:00 p.m.District 16, Bolivar 2:00 p.m.NAIA Nationals, Kenosha, Wise 11:00 a.m.

VOLLEYBALLMid-America Nazarene, Olathe, Ks 6:00 p.m.Rockhurst, KansasCity, Mo 6:30 p.m.Mo. Western State, Liberty, Mo 6:30 p.m.Missouri Valley College and Avila

College, Kansas City, Mo 6:30 p.m.Washington University and

Evangel, Liberty, Mo 10:00 a.m.Ottawa University, Ottawa, Ks 6:30 p.m.Evangel and Drury

Tournament, Springfield, Mo TBAMissouri Western and Benedictine

College, Atchison, Ks 6:30 p.m.Northwest Mo. State

Tournament, Maryville, Mo TBAAvila and Tarkio, Liberty, Mo 6:30 p.m.Mid-America Nazarene, Liberty, Mo. .. . 10:00a.m.Ottawa University, Liberty, Mo 6:30 p.m.Stephens College and Central

Methodist, Fayette, Mo 11:00 a.m.HAAC Tournament, Fayette, Mo TBABenedictine College and Southwest

Baptist, Liberty, Mo 6:00 p.m.Rockhurst & Baker (?),

Liberty, Mo 1:00 p.m.Ft. Hayes & Baker, Baldwin, Ks 6:30 p.m.MAIAW STATE TOURNAMENT

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STAN McGARVEYHead Football Coach

Coach Stan McGarvey, a 1973 graduate of William Jew-ell College, came to the head coaching position in 1978 fromTulsa University where he served as offensive running backcoach and coordinator of Tulsa's highly regarded recruitingprogram.

McGarvey, whose father was a high school footballcoach in Illinois for many years, is a graduate of Jersey Com-munity High School in Jerseyville, Illinois. Heenrolled at Wil-liam Jewell in the fall of 1967, at which time he played foot-ball under Dr. Norris A. Patterson, now Chairman of the De-partment of Physical Education at William Jewell. After oneyear of college he enlisted in the United States Marine Corpsand is a combat veteran of the Vietnam conflict. He receivedan Honorable discharge in March 1970, and re-entered Wil-liam Jewell in the Fall. McGarvey graduated in the class of1973 with a double major in physical education and socialscience. He played football three years under James A. Nel-son, who resigned the head coaching position in 1978 to as-sume other duties on campus.

Upon graduation from William Jewell, McGarvey servedas head Sophomore football coach and taught social studiesfor two years at the Pattonville School District R-3 HighSchool in St. Louis County, 1973-75.

McGarvey has done graduate work at Southern IllinoisUniversity (Edwardsville) and earned a Master's degree inphysical education in August 1975 at the University of Illi-nois-Champaign.

As a graduate assistant at the University of Illinois, hewas freshman and JV offensive line coach in the Fall and de-fensive line coach in the Spring. Prior to his employment atTulsa University, McGarvey had served for one year on thefootball staff at the University of Kentucky where he was anassistant football coach on the 1976 team that won the PeachBowl game in Atlanta, Georgia.

LARRY HAMILTONAthletic Director

Defensive Backfield CoachLarry Hamilton, defensive backfield coach, is a 1961

graduate of William Jewell College. He returned to the col-lege in 1967 as a coach and teacher following positions atRockporte, Mo. and Park College.

While a student at Jewell, Hamilton earned honors as anAll-Conference halfback and was conference champion inthree track events. He still holds the college record in the 440event.

Coach Hamilton serves as Director of Men's Athleticsand is the men's swim coach. Under his direction 30 swim-mers have qualified for the National championships in thelast seven years with 5 swimmers earning All-Americanhonors.

Coach Hamilton has two children; Shelley, a LibertyHigh School senior and Clay, an eighth grader.

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The funds for our campaign will come from alumni, parents, busi-nesses, foundations and friends of William Jewell College.

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AssistantFootball Coaches

DARREL W. GOURLEYRunning Back Coach

Darrel Gourley is beginning his 22nd year of coaching at William JewellCollege this season and will be in charge of the running backs.

A native of Mountain Grove, Mo., Gourley is an undergraduate of North-east Missouri State University where he lettered four years at quarterback andsafety. He started every ball game except one in his four-year career and was se-lected All-Conference (MIAA) quarterback as a freshman.

Coach Gourley came to William Jewell in 1958 as Assistant Football Coachand Head Track Coach after eight years as a successful high school coach.

He will continue to supervise the Cross Country program with the assist-ance of Coach John Young.

Darrel and his wife, Margaret have two other coaches in thefamiiy. Marilyn(WJC 75) and Mark (WJC 78). Their youngest son, Jeff, is a freshman at WilliamJewell.

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JAMES WALTER GRAYOffensive Line Coach

Jim Gray, offensive line coach comes to William Jewell College from Roa-noke Catholic School where he was the offensive line coach for two years. He at-tended West Virginia State College where he majored in Criminal Justice. His mi-nor was in Recreation and Communication.

Mr. Gray's football experience includes four years as an all-conferencelinebacker at Jefferson Senior High School and four years at West Virginia StateCollege where he was all-conference three years. He was also a high school all-conference catcher in baseball.

In addition to his coaching duties at William Jewell, Coach Gray is em-ployed as a Special Agent for the Norfolk and Western Railroad.

DICK BURTONLinebacker Coach

Dick Burton graduated magna cum laude from William Jewell College in1973 with a B.A. degree in Business Administration. While at Jewell he letteredfour years in football, winning All-District honors as a Senior.

After graduation, he attended the University of Missouri at Kansas CitySchool of Law. In 1975, Burton returned to William Jewell to complete teachercertification and has been employed by the Blue Springs, Mo. Public Schools as ateacher since that time.

He and his wife, the former Carolyn Rhea (a WJC grad) were married in1972. They have three sons.

STEVE BUTLERWide Receivers Coach

Coach Steve Butler graduated from William Jewell College in 1976 with adegree in Physical Education. He was a member of the Jewell football team threeyears and holds the school, conference and NAIA record for the most consec-utive points after touchdown in one season with 33 set in 1974. He was twicenamed all-conference and all-district and was a member of the team of 1973 whichholds the record as the winningest team in William Jewell history.

A graduate of Albany Rill High School, Albany, Missouri, Butler has beenteaching and coaching and is presently working on his Master's degree at theUniversity of Missouri at Kansas City. Coach Butler is single.

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William Jewell Band Director

MR. PHILLIP SCHAEFER

The director of the football band is Phil Schaefer. Agraduate of the University of Northern Iowa and the Univer-sity of Illinois (CU), Schaefer is in his second year as leader ofthe football band. In addition to his classroom and studio du-ties at Jewell, Schaefer also leads the William Jewell CollegeJazz Band and the Cardinal Brass.

As the largest instrumental ensemble on the WilliamJewell campus, the football band is proud to serve as a spirit-raising organization for the fall season. Composed of stu-dents in all college majors, the band personnel also performin other campus groups including the wind ensemble, Cardi-nal Brass, Jazz Band, and the Liberty Symphony.

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THE COLLEGE OF CARDINALS 1978 STATISTICS

WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGELiberty, Mo. 64068(816) 781-3806, Ext. 255

S I D . Ext. 211

PRESIDENT: Dr. Thomas S. FieldAFFILIATION: NAIA, Dist. 16

AIAW (Women's)CONFERENCE: Heart of AmericaNICKNAME: CardinalsCOLORS: Cardinal Red and BlackSTADIUM: Greene Stadium (7500)ENROLLMENT: 1450 (Day)1978 RECORD: 2-8 Overall

2-4 ConferenceRETURNING LETTERMEN: 37LETTERMEN LOST: 5HEAD FOOTBALL COACH:

Stan McGarvey(2nd Year)

ASSISTANTS:Larry Hamilton, Darrel Gourley, Dick Burton, Jim Gray, RobBowers, Steve Butler.

CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENTOF PHYSICAL EDUCATION:

Dr. Norris A. PattersonMEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR:

Larry HamiltonWOMEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR:

Barb MackeCOLLEGE PHYSICIANS:

Richard P. Bowles, M.D.William D. Soper, M.D.

EQUIPMENT MANAGER:Don McCullough

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT SECRETARIES:Edith DaleMary Sterling

FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE:Dr. Burdette Wagenknecht

BAND DIRECTOR:Phil Schaefer

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR:Jim Reno

NEWS BUREAU DIRECTOR:Velma Schultze

POINTSFIRST DOWNSYARDS RUSHINGYARDS PASSINGOFFENSIVE PLAYSRETURN YARDAGEPUNTINGPENALTIESFUMBLES LOST

LONG GAINERS:Longest RunLongest Pass

Longest PuntLongest Field GoalLongest Return

RUSHING:CunninghamThomasDavolt

PASSING.CapraBoydCunningham

PASS RECEIVING:CissellCunninghamMeaseHensley

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Attempts23270

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Att.145202

Rec.1916138

YARDS1521

Unassisted43291120121910

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OPPONENTS212180

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The primary purpose of the QB Club is to represent thoseinterested in sports in working with the High School & Col-lege to promote a better athletic program in Liberty. A fewof their Activities and Projects:

A printed program for football & basketball games.A new Downbox for football officials.Two outdoor basketball goals for the High School.Carpeting for the College dressing rooms.Donated $2,500 toward William Jewell College Field-house.A track for the New High School . . . $1,000.00Contributed $750 for weight lifting machine.Fellowship of Christian Athletes Camp sponsorship.Furnish banquet speakers . . . sponsor film night. . .. . . and there are many more.

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Cheerleaders

FRONT: Kathy Dohrn; CENTER: Ann Deerson, Rhonda Parrish; SIDE AND BACK: Joan Hurla, DeeDee Barnes, Miriam McCoy. Mrs. Pat Lund is sponsor; additional freshmen will be named in the fall.

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William Jewell Roster

'Indicates lettermen

NO. NAME* 3 Al Garcia* 5 Tom Boyd* 7 Mark Capra

9 Marc Hill10 Kelly Groom12 Robbie Vaughn14 Larry Pleus

*15 Bruce Hill*16 Wendell McGill*17 Steve Hobick18 John Strough19 GregJacobson

*20 Larry Bruns21 Barry Bowman22 Larry Gant

*23 Vic Davolt24 Chad Hammond

*25 David Cunningham26 David Rende

*27 Rob Schermerhorn28 Todd Burnidge29 Ed Norris30 Cary Stronach

*31 Jack Stasi32 Alvin Robertson33 Kevin Sternitzky34 Brook Boehmler

*35 Brad Gans*36 David Bullock37 Jerry Burchett38 Jeff Phillips39 David Armstrong40 Mark Cline41 Ed Wachter42 Kraig Broecker43 Mark Dominey44 Greg Wade45 Doug Switzer46 Kevin Nail

*47 James Merrell*48 Mark Timmerberg

50 Ed Place51 Greg Embree

*52 Dennis Carter53 Chuck Foley54 Doug Boyd

*55 Dennis Williams56 Steve Mattingly57 Tim Lightner58 Dennis Bigham

*59 Tim Nowka61 Steve Penick

*62 Rob Arnold63 Jim Tubbs

*64 Mike Hogan*65 Wayne Schmidt66 Guy Weber

*67 Gary Ainsworth•68 Randy Wepler*69 Steve Spencer

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Kickers

LEFT TO RIGHT: Alvin Robertson Jr., Jim Sheridan, Ed Norris.

LinebackersBACK ROW: Greg Wade, Chris Choice,Gary Ainsworth, Steve Mattingly; THIRDROW: Eddie Wachter, Tim Nowka, MarkTimmerberg, Rob Arnold; SECONDROW: David Bullock, Mark Dominey,Wendall McGill, Jim Koch; FIRST ROW:Dennis Bigham, Jerry Burchett, KevinSternitzky, Danny Carter.

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Defensive Linemen

BACK ROW: Doug Henderson, Jim Tubbs, Ed Place, Pat Burke, Gene Robeson, Don Brown, GuyWeber; FRONT ROW: Lonnie Bruns, Ralph Yeater, Chuck Pennewell, Wayne Schmidt, ChuckFoley.

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Offensive Linemen

BACK ROW: Mike Hogan, Mike Schmidt, Sid Silvey, John Haase, Steve Spencer, rianay v'Veplei,Ted Graves, Troy Shaw; MIDDLE ROW: Greg Embree, Dwight Fay, Steve Penick, Greg Hicks, MarkPepper, Tim Lightner, Dennis Carter; FRONT ROW: Scott Martin, Doug Boyd, Jeff Gourley, Den-nis Williams, Chuck Williams, Scott Crabtree.

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OIL CHANGE ALIGNMENT

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Running Backs

BACK ROW: Todd Burnidge, Mark Cline, David Cunningham, Chad Hammond, Vic Davolt; FRONTROW: Brook Boehmler, Kraig Broecker, Larry Gant.

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Closed Sunday

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Phone 781-6248

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Defensive Backs

BACK HOW. Doug Switzer, David Armstrong, Alvin Robertson Jr., Gary Stronach, Brad Gans;FRONT ROW: James Merrell, Jack Stasi, Bruce Hill, Larry Bruns.

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Senior Lettermen

BACK ROW: Dennis Williams, Randy Wepler, Sid Silvey, Mark Capra; MIDDLE ROW: Danny Car-ter, David Bullock, Jack Stasi, Robin Schermerhorn; FRONT ROW: Dennis Carter, James Merrell,Mike Hogan.

CARTER OIL COMPANY"COMPLETE CAR CARE — GASOLINE, SERVICE, REPAIR, TOWING, WASHING"

LANDING — FULL SERVICEDOWNTOWN — FULL SERVICE

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Women'sAthletic Director

BARBARA MACKE

Miss Barbara Macke, Director of Women's Athletics isstarting her 12th year with the William Jewell family. She re-ceived her Bachelor of Arts degree in physical educationfrom Southeast Missouri State University and her Master'sdegree from the University of Missouri at Kansas City.

Miss Macke coaches the women's tennis and volleyballteams. The 1979 volleyball team opens their season with a6:00 p.m. game on Tuesday, September 11 at Mid-AmericaNazarene College in Olathe.

KRAMER HARDWARE

AND COUNTRY GOURMET

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Soccer Coach

JOHN PAUL

John Paul, head soccer coach, isanativeof India wherehe played soccer, field hockey and cricket throughout hishigh school career.

He is a graduate of William Jewell College and was amember of the college soccer team. He plays soccer for theHeart of America Soccer Association and also coaches thesenior division team in addition to his position as head soc-cer coach at William Jewell.

The soccer team opens the 1979 season with a tourna-ment in Seward, Nebraska on Saturday, September 8.

COOPER INSURANCE AGENCY INC.John Cooper

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EDWARD J. MURPHYREAL ESTATE

SALES SERVICE

212 W. Mill Liberty, Mo.781-4273

THE PARTY PLACELiberty Landing Shopping Center

Liberty, Missouri 781-6969

Complete Liquor, Wine & Beer Dept.

Hours: Mon.-Thur. 9AM-11 PMFriday-Saturday 9 AM-12 PM

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Liberty Shopper NewsON THE SQUARE

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Cross Country Coaches

John Young, Director of Curry Library at Wil-liam Jewell will be assisting Head Coach Darrel W.Gourley in Cross Country in 1979. John is a 1964graduate of William Jewell. He has a degree in Phi-losophy from his alma mater and a Master's degreein Library Science from the University of Denver(1967) and a Master's degree in Public Administra-tion from the University of Missouri in Kansas City in1974.

An avid jogger, John averages 20 miles a weekrunning for his own pleasure. Coach Young mar-ried a Jewell coed, the former Pat O'Bryan and theyhave three sons. This will be Coach Young's secondseason with the Cross Country team.

(See page 8 for story on Coach Gourley)

JOHN YOUNGAssistant Coach

DARREL W. GOURLEYHead Coach

Specialists in Equipment for Athletes

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Student Assistants

MANAGERS: Kevin Quinnand Terry Hale

STUDENT ASSISTANTRob Bowers

Student assistants play a vital role In athletics at William Jewell Col-lege and contribute to the success of the teams. The football team isfortunate in having five former football players as assistants for the1979 season.

Rob Bowers, student assistant coach, will graduate in December,1979 with a degree in physical education. Rob has played football atJewell four years lettering three times. He is a native of Hamilton, Mis-souri where he played on his high school football team. He is a mem-ber of SigmaNufraternity and will be doing his student teaching in theKansas City area this fall. Coach Bowers will be working with the tightends.

Terry Hale, a psychology major will graduate in May, 1980. He is serv-ing his second year as manager of the football team after playing andlettering two years on the Jewell football squad. An all-conferencelinebacker in high school, Terry alsowontheDr. Liston award and theFellowship of Christian Athletes player of the year award in his home-town of Oak Grove, Missouri. Terry's future plans are to enter grad-uate school or the police academy.

Kevin Quinn, a senior public relations major at William Jewell playedfootball for two years before becoming a manager in 1978. He is amember of Sigma Nu Fraternity where he serves as Pledge Trainer.Kevin is also a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes andserves as Head Cardinelle.

Rusty Taylor, Goddard, Kansas, is a junior Physical Education andBiology major at William Jewell. In addition to playing football for twoyears, Rusty has been a member of the varsity wrestling team. He is amember of Sigma Nu Fraternity. Rusty's duties will include assistantcoaching and working in the training room.

Mark Thomas, who will be working with the football team as a studentassistant coach is a two-year letterman. He is an All-District runningback who plans to make coaching his career. Mark graduated fromBoonville High School in 1975 where he was All Conference, All Dis-trict, All State and High School All American. Mark is also a member ofthe Jewell baseball team and Sigma Nu Fraternity. He will be a 1979graduate of William Jewell College.

A sixth student assistant who will be working in the training room isJim Johnson who is a Freshman this fall at William Jewell. Jim is a1979 graduate of Truman High School where he served as a studenttrainer. He also served two years as student trainer at Van Horn HighSchool. Jim has received training experience at the Cramer TrainingClinic in addition to his three years experience as a high school train-er.

(Pictures of Mark Thomas and Rusty Taylor not available)

STUDENT ASSISTANTJim Johnson

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LES and DON McCULLOUGH, equipment managers.

MAURICE BELLLaundry Room Manager

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Professional Men

Assist Programs

The following Professional men of Liberty Community have donated theirfinancial assistance to help make this program possible.

Howard D. Adams, M.D.Adkins & Capps Law FirmFrank J. Albani, M.D.William Bales, DVMJohn L. Bean, D.O.Rodney Beard, DDSLarry E. Benson, M.D.Tim Bosler, AttorneyRichard P. Bowles, M.D.Randy Brooks, DDSDrs. Burk, Cooper & RossBen H. Chlapek, D.O.Daniel Colgan, DDSBob E. Craven, DDSRichard B. Curnow, M.D.Drs. Deligeorges & CookTed E. Dyer, DDSDon G. Fortin, M.D.Paul W. Foster, DCRichard Gore, DDSPremlall Gukholl, M.D.Robert W. Haas, M.D.

James W. Hall, M.D.Heavner, Wilkins, Jarret & Kimball Law FirmThomas H. Hendren, M.D.Wilbur T. Hill, D.O.Joseph Howard, DVMJoseph G. Kelly, M.D.John Massey, Liberty HospitalStephen C. Pecoraro, D.O.James F. Piontek, M.D.Arthur Reppert, AttorneyRobert R. Shemwell, D.P.M.William D. Soper, M.D.Gary W. Taney, M.D.Daniel A. Triplett, M.D.James R. Waltz, M.D.F. M. Waterman, M.D.Marvin Weishaar, C.P.A.Paul D. Wheeler, M.D.Edward W. Whiteman, DDSJames W. Willoughby, M.D.Eugene R. Woody, D.O.George H. Woy, M.D.

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