Winter 2013 - Missouri Valley College

Viking Views 

THE MAGAZINE FOR MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE ALUMNI AND FRIENDS • Winter 12-13

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Viking Views Staff 

Chad Jaecques, Marketing and Media Relations Director 

April DeGraff ‘09, Alumni and Public Relations Director 

Eric Sappington ’95 • Danielle Durham ’08 

Patricia Freeman ’11 • Ralitsa Gospodinova ’11 

Institutional Advancement Office 

Andy Pulverenti 

Sports Information Director 

Alumni Advisory Board 

Coradean (Czeschin) Naylor, '60 

Sally (Wilson) Campbell, '61 

Jim Hargrave, ’64 

RussWhyte, ’65 

Spencer Fricke, ’66 

Sandi (Eaton) Guthrey‘72 

George Brown, ’73* 

David Corti, ’74** 

Vickie (Gibler) McCloud, ’76 

*President 

**President-elect 

THE MAGAZINE FOR MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE ALUMNI AND FRIENDS 

Viking Views 

Winter 2012-13 

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SteveTuck, ’76 

Tom Hayob, ’79 

Brenda (Ledgerwood) Randolph, ’79 

Lisa (Schleicher) McComas, ’86 

Troy Scott, ’96 

Amber (Clemens) Ballenger, ’03 

Kindal (Smith) Carney, ’04 

Jason Rinne‘04 

Lindsay (Humphrey) Hunolt ’06 

Linze Leimkuehler‘08 

Commencement 2012 

President’s Cabinet 

Viva Los Vikings! Homecoming 2012 

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Alumni Association 

Donor Honor Roll 

calendar of events 

March 1•NY/NJAlumniSocial-MichaelJordan’sTheSteakHouse 

NewYorkCity,NY 

April 8-10•7thAnnualMaastrichtInstituteof Entrepreneurship 

May 4•Commencement 

June 22•AlumniSocialatBuschStadium 

St.LouisCardinalsvs.TexasRangers 

July 20•AlumniSocialatKauffmanStadium 

KCRoyalsvs.DetroitTigers 

Visit the event calendar at moval.edu for upcoming events and the latest Viking sports and theatre schedules! 

Contact alumni@moval.edu for additional information about alumni events.

Message froM the InstItutIonal advanceMent offIce 

One of the best things about working in higher education is the unique work environment. Each 

spring our graduates leave behind a campus culture they’ve helped shape and every fall a new 

freshman class brings the promise of a new, different year. 

Just as the campus is affected by the change in the student body, the campus culture changes as 

new faculty and staff members make MissouriValley their home.These people not only contribute 

to the success of the College, but they also help make the work fulfilling and enjoyable. 

This year has been a particularly hectic year in the Institutional Advancement office. We’ve experienced 

changes to our office culture as members of our staff have moved on to new adventures. 

While we wish them the best of luck we begin to move forward in creating a new office environment, 

a new culture. 

That being said I am excited to announce that April DeGraff ’09 has taken over as director of marketing 

and media relations. April has worked in the institutional advancement office for three years, 

working closely with the previous marketing director. She will continue the great work being done in that department. 

Jennifer Hiller was hired as the alumni relations director. Jennifer has experience in higher education with her most recent position being assistant 

director of alumni relations at Culver-Stockton College. 

I’m excited to bring in new, fresh ideas and perspectives, and to continue to serve MissouriValley College. 

Eric Sappington ’95 

Vice President, Institutional Advancement 

RiDE with VikinG PRiDE! 

Missouri residents are eligible to apply. 

1. Contact the alumni office at (660) 831-4177 or whitej@moval.edu to 

submit a $25 (minimum) fee. 

2. We’ll send you a form approving your use of the MVC logo, along with 

easy instructions for obtaining your license plates. 

3. When the Missouri division of Motor Vehicles and drivers licensing notifies 

you that your MVC plates are ready, take your current plates to your 

local license office and exchange them for your MVC personalized plates. 

* A combination of up to six letters, spaces, numbers, and a hyphen, or four digits ranging from 8000 to 9999. 

Be prepared to have several acceptable choices. 

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MVC Alumni Association 

Association 

what’s 

new 

with you? 

Have you moved? Changed jobs? Been promoted? Said“I Do”? Had a baby? Let us 

know! Help us and other alumni keep up-to-date on your accomplishments. Please 

fill out as much information below as possible. Photos are welcome but will only 

be used on a space available basis. Notes will be edited for content. Photos must be 

prints or high quality jpeg. Please, no reproductions or photos from other publications. 

MAILTO: MVC Alumni Office, 500 E. College Street, Marshall, MO 65340; FAX: (660) 

831-4167; alumni@moval.edu 

Name (Last, First, Maiden) Class Year 

Degree(s) 

Address 

City State Zip 

E-mail 

Telephone 

Check box if you would like your e-mail posted on the MVC Web site. 

Employer 

Job Title 

Business Address 

City State Zip 

Spouse’s Name (include maiden name) 

Is your spouse an MVC graduate? Year 

NEWS: 

George Brown was appointed 

president of the Alumni 

Association in January. Brown, a 

two-year member of the Alumni 

Advisory Board, is a 1973 graduate 

of Missouri Valley College. While 

attending MVC Brown was a 

member of the golf team. 

George’s love of golf is evident 

throughout his life’s endeavors. 

He served as the golf course 

superintendent at the Centralia 

Country Club for seven years, and the director of Parks 

and Recreation for the City of Marshall for eight years. 

George has owned a swimming pool construction 

company for 26 years. 

In 2007 George and his wife Nancy purchased Stone 

Hedge Golf Club in Marshall. Today, Stone Hedge is 

the finest destination for golf in Marshall. The course 

features 9 holes of links-style play spread across tees 

and fairways that boast a unique mixture of bluegrass 

and ryegrass. The Club also hosts members and guests 

at its semi-private facility in the restaurant, swimming 

pool or bar. 

In 2011 the Alumni Association awarded Stone Hedge 

Golf Club the Outstanding Service Award. The Club is 

used for several MVC events including a homecoming 

alumni social, Alumni Association golf tournament, 

Senior Send-off and several other social events. 

In addition to his duties with the Alumni Association, 

Brown is a member and past president of the Marshall 

Chamber of Commerce and the Lions Club. 

George and Nancy have 4 children, Peyton, Lance, 

Becca, and Andy. 

George will remain the board president through 2015. 

Visit www.moval.edu/alumni for outstanding alumni award nomination forms!

Four years gone in a . 

196 Vikings set sail into the world. 

Missouri Valley College welcomed 196 individuals into 

the ranks of alumni at its commencement ceremonies 

on May 5 at Gregg-Mitchell Field on the MVC campus. 

The 2012 graduating class is the 123 rd class to graduate from MVC. 

Including December 2011 and summer 2012 graduates, MVC has 

conferred 9,331 degrees since 1889. 

Edward “Mickey” Burns, a 1969 Missouri Valley College 

alumnus, television host, and founder and president of Quest 

Media Entertainment, gave the 2012 Commencement address. 

Since the creation of Profiles in 1999, Burns has hosted and 

produced over 300 episodes on the celebrity interview program. 

The program is aired in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. 

Profiles guests have included Joe Montana, Dr. Maya Angelou, 

Joan Rivers, Danny Glover, Isaac Hayes, Joan Collins, Mario 

Lopez, Sally Struthers, Kinky Friedman, George Foreman, Billy 

Ray Cyrus, Mary Wilson, and more. 

Three years after the debut of Profiles, the program became 

syndicated in other countries, including Japan, and the U.S. Virgin 

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Islands. In 2003 the show was acquired by New York City’s 

official television network, NYC TV. Profiles was selected as 

a 2009, 2010, and 2011 Telly Award winner. The Telly Awards 

honor outstanding television programs internationally. Profiles 

is the 24 th most aired interview program nationwide. 

In 2006, upon celebrating the program’s 100 th episode 

milestone, New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg wrote; 

“Over the past three years, your exemplary program has offered 

New Yorkers 100 opportunities to learn more about the long line 

of luminaries who have made our great city the entertainment 

capital of the world.” 

“I was so pleased to have Mickey back on our campus,” MVC 

President Bonnie Humphrey said. “Even though he is in the 

heart of New York City, he proudly wears his Missouri Valley 

College ring every day. “Mickey’s professional accomplishments 

are very impressive, and he has a great story to share with our 

graduates.” 

Burns found his way to MVC in 1965 from New Dorp High 

School in Staten Island, N.Y. At MVC Burns was a three-year 

football starter at tailback and a three-year starter for the 

baseball team. 

“Thomas Wolfe wrote ‘You can’t go home again,’ but he was 

wrong, for indeed you can, and indeed I am,” Burns said. “I 

am thrilled and honored to have been selected as the keynote 

speaker for my alma mater’s 2012 graduation ceremonies. 

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Because of the education I received at Missouri Valley, I was 

able to carve out not just one, but two successful careers – first 

as an educator, and then as a television host and producer. I am 

just so excited to be able to share with the graduating students 

what a special place it was for me, and continues to be.” 

Burns earned his degree in physical education at MVC and 

went on to earn his master’s degree in education from the 

University of Central Missouri in 1970. He then headed back to 

New York City where he was a successful teacher and coach. 

Burns entered the broadcast industry in the 1980s. During 

the 1990s Burns began working in front of the camera as a 

reporter and host for several television programs that included 

Special Edition, Island View, and Staten Island Live. During the 

1990s, Burns served as a reporter for Election Night coverage 

for Time Warner Cable. 

In 1996 Burns founded Quest Media Entertainment Inc., 

a television production company that produces television 

programs, television commercials, corporate promotional 

videos, and event filming. 

Burns was honored as the 2008 MVC Outstanding Alumni 

Award winner. He was presented with an honorary doctorate of 

humane letters at commencement. 

Reverend Pam Sebastian, MVC Campus Chaplain, addressed 

seniors at the baccalaureate ceremony. 

Dr. Sharon Weiser, chief academic officer, presented two

students with the Charles L. Bacon Distinguished Service Award. 

The peer-voted award is given annually to a senior man and 

woman, who have demonstrated the qualities exhibited by Mr. 

Bacon during his distinguished career as an attorney, active 

community supporter, and 51-year member of the College’s 

board of trustees. Mr. Bacon was a 1930 MVC alumnus, and his 

son, Bud, currently serves on the MVC board of trustees. 

Devon Wade, a senior mass communications major from 

Stone Mountain, Ga., was the 2012 male recipient of the Bacon 

Award. While at MVC, Wade spent much time behind the 

camera, computer, and microphone. He directed games for live 

internet streaming, produced highlight segments for the Delta 

website, worked at KMVC, and was the co-editor of the Delta 

newspaper. Devon was also a resident assistant and an MVC 

Scholar. 

Patsy Middleton, an accounting and finance major from 

Springfield, was the 2012 female recipient of the Bacon Award. 

She graduated as a Presidential Scholar, which is the highest 

academic honor. 

Middleton was a member of the Pi Gamma Mu honors 

society, Students in Free Enterprise, and the women’s soccer 

team. She was a resident assistant, volunteered as a student 

mentor, was an NAIA Scholar Athlete, and was an MVC 

Scholar. Middleton also gave the 2012 senior address. 

President Humphrey recognized MVC faculty, staff and 

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1. (From left) Seniors Allison Student,Tara (Youngblood) Jackson, and Krystal 

Hogue fill out their name cards before commencement ceremonies begin. 

2. Campus Chaplain Rev. Pam Sebastian helps Senior Brett Caldwell put the 

finishing touches on her regalia. 

3. Mickey Burns ’69 of Staten Island, N.Y., addresses the class of 2012. Burns 

is the founder and president of Quest Media, and is the host of the television 

show, Profiles. 

4. President Humphrey presents Jason Rinne, information technology director, 

with the 2012 Staff Excellence Award. 

5. Students watch as classmates receive their diplomas. 

6. DevonWade was the recipient of the 2012 Charles L. Bacon Distinguished 

Service Award. 

7. Patsy Middleton was the 2012 Class Speaker and was also the recipient of the 

2012 Charles L. Bacon Distinguished Service Award. 

board of trustee members at the annual recognition banquet. 

MVC employees and board members were recognized for 

anniversary years of service and the President’s Staff Excellence 

Award winner and the John McCallum Excellence in Teaching 

Award winner were announced. 

Jason Rinne ’04, director of information technology, was 

honored with the peer-voted 2012 Staff Award. Rinne has been 

employed at MVC since July 2005. He has served as IT director 

since 2009. Prior to that, Rinne served as webmaster at MVC. 

The 2012 McCallum Award was presented to Assistant 

Professor of Business Dessie Stafford ’97. Stafford has been at 

MVC since fall 2004. The McCallum Award is also peer voted. 

Stafford has a bachelor’s degree from MVC and a master’s of 

accountancy with a tax specialty from University of Missouri 

– Columbia. She is a past president of the Central Chapter of 

Missouri Society of Certified Public Accountants, served on 

the Board of Directors of the Missouri Society of Certified 

Public Accountants, has served on the MSCPA Nominating 

Committee, Estate Committee, Not-for-Profit Committee 

and currently serves on the Tax Committee. She is a member 

of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants 

and Missouri Association of Accounting Educators. She is a 

Certified Public Accountant and served in public accounting 

prior to joining MVC. 

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president’s cabinet spotlight 

MVC has seen much change over the past 10 years since Dr. Bonnie Humphrey became President of Missouri Valley 

College. Q & A with President Humphrey 

What is the president’s cabinet? 

The Cabinet is made up of individuals that lead various parts of 

the institution. Admissions, student life, building and grounds, 

finance, academics, athletics, alumni and strategic planning are 

all areas represented on the Cabinet. Each person represents the 

interest of the people that work in their area. 

I have always believed in a team approach to leadership. Weekly 

cabinet meetings give us the ability to take a comprehensive 

look at issues facing the College. All of our votes carry the same 

weight. We work on the idea of consensus. Members may 

disagree on a topic, but we continue to work through the issue 

until we have reached a consensus about the direction we should 

take to resolve the issue. I think this approach helps us look fairly 

at all departments and also builds ownership for our decisions 

and ultimately the direction we decide on for the College. There 

are always more things that need to be done than we have 

budgeted to do; and so we have to sit down as a group and decide 

which projects will positively impact the most students. Missouri 

Valley College is a much stronger institution when all parties are 

moving in the same direction. 

Our maintenance crew is represented through Tom Fifer, who 

also represents athletics, admissions and operations. 

From housing to student activities to discipline, our students 

are represented by Heath Morgan, who is the director of student 

affairs. 

The technical part of curricular changes, graduation, credits— 

that’s Marsha Lashley, our registrar. Marsha also brings a great 

historical perspective. 

The whole academic side of the house is Sharon Weiser, our vice 

president of academic affairs. She represents the faculty, our 

academic programs, and more. 

Marilyn Belwood brings the aspect of institutional effectiveness 

and the reporting standards we have to have for the Higher 

Learning Commission. 

Eric Sappington, vice president of institutional advancement, 

oversees our alumni, college relations, and giving in order to 

advance the College. 

Greg Silvey, our chief financial officer, takes care of all of the 

financial aspects of the college—financial operations, financial 

strategic planning, and future projections. 

How does the cabinet work with the board of trustees? 

The cabinet and I work to keep our board of trustees engaged. 

The Board does not oversee the day-to-day operations of the 

College, but certain changes require its approval. To ensure 

the Cabinet and the board of trustees have a good working 

relationship, each member of our executive board along with a 

subcommittee they chair works closely with a Cabinet member

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liaison. Our job as cabinet members is to keep that liaison aware of 

what’s going on and educate them so that the board understands the 

nuts and bolts of our everyday work. The executive board members 

report to the full board in order to keep them knowledgeable of 

issues affecting the institution, and then the full board makes 

decisions regarding governing policies. 

The College has done a lot with the mission over the past few 

years--why is that important? 

Every decision we make in Cabinet and in the Board is based on 

what’s best for the students and what will support the College’s 

mission. Every decision we make must support the mission. Our 

mission is a formalization of where we want to go. It’s like a road map 

for us that gives us check off points for where we want to go. Our 

goal is to give access and affordability to students who want to get 

a college education. We don’t want to be the most highly selective, 

elitist institution because historically we have given students from 

all backgrounds the opportunity to get an education. We want to 

select students that can succeed. We are not an open enrollment 

institution which means anyone can get in. We do have admissions 

requirements, so it is a balance of opportunity, desire and ability. 

How is MVC preparing for the upcoming accreditation visit from 

the Higher Learning Commission? 

We’re doing a lot of things to prepare for the HLC visit, and we have 

been doing them for a few years now. You know, an accreditation 

visit should only be a validation of the work that you are doing. You 

should not be scrambling to do new work to meet accreditation 

because it’s all about having the procedures in place to support your 

students, treat your faculty and staff correctly, and plan for the future. 

We are doing great work here. We know what we’re doing, we know 

how to do it and we know where we want to go. We need them to 

come in to see that. So I’m looking forward to the visit. 

You’ve seen a lot of people give back--how does that make you 

feel? 

Well, it’s humbling. It’s very humbling to see them give back their 

money and their time to their alma mater, but it also makes you 

see how important it is. I’ve got all kinds of quotes from alumni 

who have been out for a very long time and are very successful. 

“MVC is the backlight for all I have accomplished in my life.” “I’ve 

worn my ring proudly since the day I graduated.” “Everything I’ve 

accomplished in my life, I have done so because of the education 

that I received there.” “I have dined with royalty and have stayed in 

fabulous places all over the world, but if I could go back and do over 

four years of my life, it would be my four years at Missouri Valley 

College.” Meeting with alums of the College is a great part of my job. 

What makes MVC...well, MVC? 

It’s diversity. Our family atmosphere, close-knit. Our tradition 

and legacy. Our strength is our personalized education. The great 

education that students receive here to serve as a platform for the 

rest of their lives. Our extracurricular actives—our athletics, student 

organizations, and theatre and music groups—are top notch. Our 

students have an excellent opportunity to be involved. We are truly 

an institution where opportunity, desire and ability meet. Students 

from small towns can excel here--students from big cities can excel 

here; Missouri Valley truly is a wonderful place. 

What challenges do you think the College faces? 

Our rural setting is sometimes challenging although it is also 

one of our strengths. We miss out on a lot of grant opportunities 

because we do not have close proximity to urban areas. We’re close 

to Kansas City, but hardly close enough to get into their grant 

funding opportunities. Getting media coverage in that area is also 

challenging. Very honestly, it’s a challenge that we have a small 

endowment. It’s also a challenge for us to reconnect with more 

people, but we have been very diligent in trying to get more and 

more people back to MVC. Whether it’s at a social in their area, 

giving back financially, or physically being back on campus, we’re 

proud of the efforts we’ve made in reconnecting with our alumni and 

friends. 

What are you most proud of during your tenure as president thus 

far? 

There are a number of things I am proud of. I’m extremely proud 

of the growth in students and the addition of academic programs— 

several undergraduate degrees like nursing, the first graduate 

program in community counseling, and our first online degrees. I’m 

proud of our renovations and new buildings we’ve added. I’m proud 

of our great record of academic accreditation recently. I’m proud of 

the relationship we’ve continued and strengthened in Marshall. I’m 

perhaps most proud that my daughter, son-in-law and son received 

great educations and all have really good jobs because of their 

preparation at MVC. 

I’m pleased with the progress we’ve had on the “Your Valley, My 

Valley, MissOURi Valley” campaign for the student activity center. 

We’re over 80 percent toward our goal (at the time of this interview) 

of $6.5 million. The Student Activity Center will help continue 

the transformation of this institution. It will be a recruiting tool, a 

retention tool, and a showcase for us. 

What’s next for President Humphrey and MVC? 

I have a very long list of things that I want to accomplish. 

Our Maastricht Institute of Entrepreneurship has been a tremendous 

asset to our campus. I would like to start another speaker series or 

Institute –one that would bring back alums and friends. 

I want to continue to build endowed scholarships. 

I’m excited about our honors program that Dr. Weiser has started 

and I want to see that grow and get more students in that program. 

I want to do some work to Young Hall and the Morrison Fine Arts 

building. And I want to continue the beautification of campus. I’d 

like to get another housing village up on campus as our Viking 

Village has proven to be a very popular addition to our residence hall 

opportunities. 

I’d love to one day see a track and other additions and renovations to 

our athletic facilities. 

And I want to continue our work in reconnecting with our alumni 

and friends. 

I had a long list when I started and I am so glad to see many of those 

things checked off. I am so pleased that I have the support of the 

Board, my cabinet, our alumni and friends, the faculty and staff, and 

our students. We have gotten some things done and I know with 

our continued hard work, strategic planning, and dedication, we can 

cross off many more items on that list. 

There are a lot of things that Missouri Valley College needs and 

deserves. We must all remember that improvements to the College’s 

facilities, finances and academic reputation only validates the quality 

of our degrees--past, present and future. There is a lot of really good 

work still to accomplish at Missouri Valley. I may be here for a while!

MVC Faculty work beyond the classroom 

Dr. Jennifer Eimers, Missouri Valley College assistant professor of English, director of the Honors 

Program, and chair of the languages and humanities division, signed a book contract with Peter Lang 

Publishing to have her book, The Continuum of Consciousness: Aesthetic Experience and Visual Art in 

Henry James's Novels, published in 2013. 

Dr. Eimers earned a Ph.D. in English from the University of Georgia (2008), an M.A. in English from 

Creighton University (2001), and a B.A. in English from Grand View College (1999). She has been at 

MVC since 2008. 

Dessie Stafford ’97, Missouri Valley College associate professor of business, authored a tax article, The 

Affordable Care Act Brings Changes to Health Flexible Spending Arrangements, that was published in the 

January 2013 issue of The Asset, a magazine of the Missouri Society of CPA’s. 

Stafford has a Masters of Accountancy with a tax specialty from the University of Missouri – Columbia 

and a B.A. from Missouri Valley College. She is a Certified Public Accountant and worked in public 

accounting before becoming a full time educator. Stafford serves on the MSCPA Taxation Committee 

and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and Missouri Association of 

Accounting Educators. 

The Alliance of Nonprofit Educators (ANE) has appointed Missouri Valley College Assistant 

Professor Heather Troth as a Co-Chair. The ANE is associated with the Nonprofit Leadership 

Alliance, which is formerly known as American Humanics. Troth will serve as a co-chair for two 

years, and will then serve as the chair of the ANE the following two years. 

Troth earned her master’s degree from Lindenwood University and her bachelor’s degree from 

William Jewel College. She is the MVC campus executive director of the Nonprofit Leadership 

Alliance and on the National Board of Directors for the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance. 

Dr. Gerardo M. Acay, Missouri Valley College professor of political science and public administration, 

has been selected to present his paper, The Rational Man Model in Social and Political Studies: A Plea for 

Relevance at the Eighth International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences in Prague, Czech 

Republic. 

Dr. Acay has an M.A. and a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Missouri-Columbia and 

a B.A. in philosophy from the University of the Philippines. He is a member of the American Political 

Science Association and the New York State Political Science Association. 

Dr. Peter Warnock, Missouri Valley College assistant professor of anthropology and study abroad 

director, helped author a book, the Olive Germplasm ‐ The Olive Cultivation, Table Olive and Olive Oil 

Industry in Italy, that was published by InTech in December 2012. 

Dr. Warnock holds a Ph.D. in anthropology and a minor in ancient studies from the University of 

Missouri. He holds an M.A. in anthropology from Texas A&M University, and a B.A. in biology from 

Hope College. 

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SCENES FROM HOMECOMING 

1. Outstanding Alumnus Hugh Dunn‘48 and OutstandingYoung 

Alumna Mollie Keith‘04 at the 2012 Alumni Banquet. 

2. Members of the Class of 1962 at the alumni banquet included: 

Back row (L-R) George Burris, Carl Long, George Clemens, Dennis 

Freyling, Charles Stephens. Front row (L-R) Kay Lynn (Borden) 

Bowers, Pat (Clark) Oster, Marilyn (Saddler) Robertson, Patricia 

(Hays) Burris, and Dana (Street) Sturgeon. 

3. 2012 Outstanding Alumnus AwardWinner Hiroshi Oto‘67 

4. Trustee Dr. Dan Fahnestock participates in the 2012 

homecoming parade despite the soggy conditions. 

5. Fans brave the elements to cheer theViking football team to a 

42-26 win over Benedictine College. 

6. (L-R) David Ross‘67, Gordon Imlay‘59, and Al Eckilson‘66 

gather at the student center celebration. 

7. President Humphrey and MVC students welcomed Bill Malcolm 

‘42 and wife Geneva as they arrived at Marshall Memorial 

Municipal Airport. 

8. Outstanding Alumna Mollie Keith‘04 with her parents and the 

Machholz family at the 2012 Alumni Banquet. 

9. (L-R) Kathy Swinger, Pat Cooper, Donna (Klepper) Huston‘55, 

John Huston, and Brenda (Ledgerwood) Randolph‘79 visit at the 

student center celebration. 

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2012 Athletic Hall of F ame 

Members of the 1962 

BaseballTeam at the 2012 

Athletic Hall of Fame 

Banquet. Members present 

included: Gary Hunt ’64, Ray 

Stecina ’63, GaryWacker 

’63, John Sikora ’62, Russell 

Whyte ’65, Jim Davidson 

’65, Gordon Degraffenreid 

’65, Dennis Freyling ’62, and 

Mickey McLellan ’62. Also 

present were family members 

of the late Steven Martin ’62 

and the late Lloyd Swift ’63. 

Dennis“Ace”Reilly‘75 receives his plaque from 

Athletic DirectorTom Fifer for his induction into the 

Athletic Hall of Fame. 

Football Football 

Football 

Donald Kalthoff‘61 pictured with his 

plaque presented to him at the 2012 

Athletic Hall of Fame Induction. 

Athletic DirectorTom Fifer presents Russ Moulton 

‘75 with his plaque for the 2012 Athletic Hall of 

Fame. 

Wrestling 

BillTuck‘73 pictured with his plaque 

presented to him at the 2012 Athletic 

Hall of Fame Induction. 

Freshman Rayna Smith receives the Grover C. 

Redford Scholarship Award at the 2012 Athletic Hall 

of Fame Ceremony. 

Wrestling 

BeauVest‘01 pictured with his plaque 

presented to him at the 2012 Athletic 

Hall of Fame Induction.

MVC MEETS MABEE FOUNDATION CHALLENGE 

& ANNOUNCES OFFICIAL NAME OF STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER 

The Missouri Valley College board of trustees celebrated 

Homecoming 2012 with two distinct resolutions. First, the board 

of trustees announced that the requirements for the Mabee 

Foundation Challenge had been met. In addition, MVC held a 

naming ceremony on Oct. 12 to officially name the object of the 

capital campaign— a 37,000 square foot student activity center, 

The Malcolm Center for Student Life. 

In October 2011 the Mabee Foundation awarded MVC a 

challenge grant of $750,000. To secure the Mabee grant, the 

College had 12 months to raise an additional $1.4 million. The 

College launched the public phase of the $6.5 million campaign, 

the “Your Valley, My Valley, MissOURi Valley” campaign, for the 

student activity center at last year’s Homecoming. The Mabee 

Challenge is an integral part of the campaign, and as of Oct. 16, 

total funds raised were over $5.2 million. 

“It is not often in an institution’s history that alumni and friends 

have this type of opportunity to step forward to support such a 

potentially transformational campus facility,” said MVC President 

Bonnie Humphrey. “As our student population has grown, there 

has been an increased need for this specially designed facility, 

which will enhance the student life environment and provide 

space for student social engagement.” 

The building’s namesake, Dr. William Malcolm, Sr., was a 

professor of philosophy at MVC from 1930‐42. Malcolm’s son, 

William Malcolm, Jr., a 1942 MVC graduate, and his wife, 

Geneva, gave the initial $1 million gift to be used as a catalyst for 

building the student activity center. The Malcolm’s, along with 

several of their family members, were on campus for the naming 

ceremony. 

According to Humphrey, the Malcolm Center for Student Life, 

which will be located east of Young Hall, promises to provide 

renewed excitement and commitment to the educational 

principles and values that make MVC a unique institution 

of higher learning. The 37,000 sq. ft. facility is dedicated to 

recreation, health, and fitness. Plans also include versatile space to 

be used for both large banquets and student conferences such as 

the Maastricht 

Institute of Entrepreneurship. Additionally, the facility will 

contain a coffee house, meeting rooms, and a student lounge with 

wireless internet access for students, their families, and guests at 

Missouri Valley College. 

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annual report 

In 2012 the Missouri Valley College football 

team put together one of the best seasons 

in the program’s history. The Vikings 

entered the season with high expectations 

as the defending Heart of America Athletic 

Conference champions. 

MVC started the 2012 season ranked No. 

9 in NAIA football and on the road at 

McPherson (Kan.) College. The Vikings 

were able to hold off the Bulldogs in a 27- 

13 win; the 14-point margin of victory 

would be as close as any team would get 

to the Vikings during the regular season. 

From there, MVC won a crucial road game 

over No. 5 MidAmerica Nazarene University 

41-7. The win not only gave the Vikings 

a leg up on the HAAC race, but sent 

a message to the rest of the conference that 

the Vikings were going to be the team to 

beat. 

The Viking’s home-opener gave the Family 

Weekend crowd a worthy performance 

against Avila University. The Vikings 

stormed out to a 48-0 halftime lead before 

eventually cruising to a 55-6 victory. 

Thanks to the three big wins to start the 

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Another successful season for Coach Troth and the Vikings! 

SPRING ‘12 

F A L L ‘ 1 3 

season the Vikings jumped to No. 5 in the 

National rankings, setting up a top ten 

showdown with No. 9 Baker University 

in game four. Despite the close rankings, 

the Vikings took control of the game early 

building up a 21-3 halftime 

lead before collecting their 

second victory over a top 

ten team in the 31-17 win. 

“ 

Following the Baker win, 

the Vikings put together 

a four game stretch in the 

middle of the season that 

saw the team win games 

by an average score of 49- 

13. The Vikings dominated 

Culver-Stockton College in 

a 47-7 win, and then beat No. 12 Benedictine 

College on Homecoming 42-26. The 

Vikings then played at Graceland University 

and came away with a 39-7 victory and 

stormed past Peru State College 67-13. 

Even with their record moving to 8-0 overall 

and 7-0 in HAAC play, to secure the 

HAAC championship the Vikings needed 

one more victory on the road over a ranked 

opponent. The Vikings traveled to No. 15 

Evangel University. A win would 

They were fun 

to coach and 

worked as hard 

as any group we 

have had. ” 

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give MVC its second-straight conference 

title, but a loss would drop the Vikings into 

a tie with the Crusaders. Early on, the Vikings 

found themselves in an unfamiliar 

position, trailing the opponent. Evangel 

took a 7-0 lead early in the 

first quarter. Despite the 

early deficit, the Vikings 

stormed back and took a 

21-14 halftime lead before 

eventually pulling away for 

a 35-21 win. The victory 

gave MVC the program’s 

12 HAAC regular season 

championship. 

Following the big win 

over Evangel, the Vikings 

jumped up to their highest National ranking 

of the season at No. 2, and needed a 

win over Central Methodist University on 

Senior Day to cap off the second undefeated 

regular season under Head Coach 

Paul Troth. CMU proved to to be a tough 

opponent and made MVC work to cap the 

season off with a victory. The Vikings led 

by just one point at halftime, but were able 

to come away with a 25-6 win, giving MVC 

a perfect 10-0 record.

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The win also allowed the Vikings to have 

the opportunity to host games throughout 

the playoffs, finishing the regular season as 

the No. 2 ranked team in the NAIA. 

Hosting their fourth playoff game under 

Head Coach Paul Troth, the Vikings 

welcomed in No. 15 Ottawa (Kan.) 

University to Gregg-Mitchell Field for the 

opening round of the 2012 NAIA Football 

Championship Series. In one of the 

better games the team played all 

season, the Vikings had very little 

trouble with Ottawa coming away 

with a 56-21 victory. The 56 points 

and the 35-point margin of victory 

were both the largest of any 2012 

NAIA Football Championship Series 

game. 

The NAIA Championship Series 

quarterfinal game played at Gregg- 

Mitchell Field proved to be an 

exciting one as the Vikings hosted No. 

18 Bethel (Tenn.) University. After 

an MVC first quarter touchdown, neither 

team could get much going offensively 

until midway through the fourth quarter. 

The Vikings were able to extend their lead 

to 10-0 after a field goal. Bethel attempted 

to make a comeback after a late fourth 

quarter touchdown, but MVC held on for 

a 10-7 win and an appearance in the NAIA 

Championship Series semifinals. 

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SCHOLAR 

For the first time in school history MVC 

hosted a semifinal matchup bringing in 

No. 5 Marian (Ind.) University for one of 

the most entertaining games of the season. 

The Vikings led 10-9 at halftime and built 

their lead up to 17-9 early in the third 

quarter. Despite the lead, Marian was able 

to come from behind and tie the game up at 

17-17 late in the fourth quarter. An MVC 

turnover allowed Marian one last chance 

to win the game in regulation, which they 

did by hitting a 51-yard field goal as time 

expired. The heart breaking loss sent 

Marian to the National championship 

game and ended the Vikings’ season giving 

them a 12-1 record. 

The successful season meant a number 

of honors and accolades were awarded 

to the Vikings. Head Coach Paul Troth 

was named the Heart of America Athletic 

Conference Coach of the Year and the 

NEW SCHOOL RECORD 

most single season wins 

TWENTY-ONE 

AFCA NAIA Region 3 Coach of the Year. 

Defensive Back Tyler Davis was named 

the HAAC Defensive Player of the Year and 

joined 23 other players who received allconference 

recognition, by far the most of 

any HAAC school. Davis was also named 

an AFCA all-American. He is the fifth 

Viking football player to receive the honor 

and his inclusion on the all-American team 

marks the sixth straight year a Viking has 

been selected. 

“We had a special group 

of players,” said Troth. 

“They were fun to coach 

and worked as hard 

as any group we have 

had. The graduating 

seniors have set the bar 

very high for next year’s 

team.” 

To cap off the success 

of 2012, the Vikings 

signed a recruiting 

class the entire staff is excited about. A 

total of 68 high school football players 

have committed to play at Missouri Valley 

College beginning with the 2013 season. 

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notes 

1940s 

Elizabeth “Bettie” (Evans) Mueller ’40 of 

Joplin, Mo., died October 25, 2012. 

M. Elgin (Cleaver) 

Stuart ’43 of Lincoln, 

Maine died March 24, 

2012. Stuart was a retired 

teacher of English 

and physical education. 

Freta (Dick) Nickel ’43 of Marshall, Mo., 

died May 30, 2012 at the age of 90. After 

graduating from MVC, Nickel went on to 

earn degrees from Central Baptist Seminary 

in Kansas City, Kan., and the University 

of Missouri-Kansas City. She was 

a longtime teacher, teaching in one-room 

school houses, high schools, and colleges 

in Missouri, Kansas and South Dakota. 

Freta is survived by her husband, Walter. 

Bessie Miller Chittwood ’44 was inducted 

into the Lee’s Summit High School Hall 

of Fame. Chittwood is a 1938 graduate of 

Lee’s Summit High School. The ceremony 

took place April 15. Approximately five 

honorees are selected each year by a committee 

of graduates and staff that review 

the achievements of alumni. Chittwood 

is a retired English and music teacher of 

the Raytown School District. During her 

18-year teaching career, she was president 

of the Raytown Community Teachers 

Association, chairman of the Raytown 

rights and responsibilities committee and 

taught private music lessons from her 

home. At the age of 90, Chittwood is still 

tutoring students at Sunny Point Elementary 

School in Blue Springs, Mo. In 2001 

Chittwood was inducted into the Valley 

Women’s Hall of Fame. Chittwood served 

as the alumni association president from 

1993-2003, and was recognized as the 

College’s Outstanding Alumni in 1994. 

In May 2011 Chittwood was presented an 

honorary doctorate from MVC, recognizing 

her contributions to the college over 

her lifetime. 

Stephen P. Murphy ’49 of Denver, Colorado 

died September 20, 2012. Murphy was 

a reporter for the Kansas City Star before 

working for Yellow Freight System from 

1964-1993. He is survived by his wife, Betty; 

son Robert Murphy and wife Ann; son 

F. Douglas Murphy; three grandchildren; 

and sister Eileen O’Brien. 

1950s 

Martha (Serkowski) Brooks ’50 of Marshall, 

Mo., died May 28, 2012. Brooks was 

born and raised in Waukegan, Ill. At MVC 

Brooks earned a Bachelor of Science degree 

in mathematics and was a member 

of Delta Zeta sorority. Brooks married P. 

Mac Brooks who preceded her in death 

in 1952. Brooks taught mathematics in 

Marshall Public Schools for two years. 

She lived in Marshall most of her life, was 

a member of the First Christian Church 

and was involved in Girl Scouts, serving 

as a scout leader. 

John Hunt ’50 and Madgie (Leeper) Hunt 

celebrated their 61 st wedding anniversary 

on March 9, 2012. The couple celebrated 

with a trip to Europe spending time in 

London and Paris. The couple was married 

in Kansas City on March 9, 1951. 

Dr. Robert H. Compton ’51 of Cameron, 

Mo., died May 8, 2012. 

Compton was a 1947 

graduate of Cameron 

High School, attended 

Iowa State University and 

graduated from MVC. 

Compton studied at the 

Kansas City University 

of Medicine and Biosciences 

graduating in 1955. Bob married 

Margaret Ann “Peggy” Joslyn on August 

9, 1952. He served as the Chief of Staff and 

Medical Director at Cameron Community 

Hospital. “Dr. Bob” was active in serving 

the Cameron community. He served 

on the Cameron R-1 School Board, and 

enjoyed being on the sidelines as the team 

doctor during Cameron High School football 

games. He was the past President of 

the Cameron Rotary Club and was active 

in the Cameron Chamber of Commerce.

Robert “Bob” Hisle ’51 of Marshall, Mo., 

died November 24, 2012. He was a farmer 

in the Miami area for 17 years before being 

appointed as postmaster of the Miami U.S. 

Post Office, retiring from there in 1993. 

Hisle is survived by his wife Lucille of 59 

years; son Rob and wife Lori; son Rick and 

wife Sarah; son Larry and wife Elisabeth; 

son-in-law Burt Chevalier; brother William; 

17 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; 

and several nieces and nephews. 

Oscar Daniel “Dan” Ferguson ’52 of Billings, 

Mont., died October 10, 2012. Ferguson 

worked for the Boy Scouts of America 

for 42 years before retiring. He is survived 

by his wife Lou (Brink) ’52; daughter, Carol 

Louise Kinzel (Todd); grandchildren, 

Susan, Julia, and Allison Bullock and Kellen 

and Makayla Kinzel; a nephew, Robert 

Fields; and niece, Janet Brown. 

Robert B. Hall ’54 of Hudson Fla., died 

April 20, 2012. Hall was a member of Alpha 

Sigma Phi. 

Rosalie (Alquist) Parsons ’56 died August 

29, 2012. She is survived by husband 

Richard ’54. 

Harry “Herb” Pitts ’57 of St. Charles, 

Mo., died March 15, 2012. 

He was a 1953 graduate of 

Marshall High School. Pitts 

was married to Carol King 

Pitts, who survives of the 

home. In addition to his 

wife, he is survived by two 

children. Pitts was a member 

of Tau Kappa Epsilon. 

Gerald “Jerry” Plessner ’57 of Pasadena, 

Calif., died May 20, 2012. He was preceded 

in death by his wife Carole. He is 

survived by his children: Mitchell Plessner, 

Janice Plessner, and Ellen Bartel. 

1960s 

H. Robert Craddock ’60 of Savannah, 

Mo., died May 3, 2012. Craddock spent 

three years teaching and coaching crosscountry 

and track in the Raytown and 

Lee’s Summit school districts. Bob’s teams 

won many local and state championships. 

In 2002, Bob and his wife, Susan, moved to 

Savannah where he spent 10 years coaching 

at Memorial Day School and Bethesda 

Academy. Bob was inducted in the MVC 

Athletic Hall of Fame in 1994. Bob is also 

in the Missouri Track and Field Association 

Hall of Fame and the National High 

School Coaches Hall of Fame. Craddock 

was a member of V-Club. 

Rev. Harvey Gibson Throop ’61 died on 

September 19, 2012. He was ordained into 

the ministry in 1968 and served as Pastor 

of Palisades Presbyterian Church in San 

Diego for more than 33 years. Rev. Throop 

is survived by wife Joan; children Sheryl, 

Susan, Lisa, and Brian and their spouses; 

six grandchildren; sisters Carolyn Blaine 

and Judy Nelson; and brother Rev. F. David 

Throop. 

Charles Larry Lathum ’62 of Dedham, 

Mass., died November 28, 2011. He is survived 

by his wife Jeannine whom he was 

married for more than 52 years. 

Donald R. Duncan ’64 of Hillsboro, Mo., 

died May 10, 2011. Duncan is survived by 

his wife, five children and five grandchildren. 

Duncan was a member of V-Club. 

Paula Kathryn “Kay” (Bartelsmeyer) 

Best ’65 of Jefferson City, Mo., died December 

29, 2012. She is survived by two 

children, Lori Howard and Lyle Best; three 

grandchildren; and one sister, Juanita Mermoud. 

John Henry “Jack” Schellenger, Jr., ’65 

died Feb. 3, 2013 at home. Schellenger had 

been a resident of Freehold, N.J. for the 

past 44 years. He was a teacher and coach 

at Marlboro High School, Freehold High 

School, and Manasquan High School, all 

in New Jersey. Schellenger was also a U.S. 

Army Veteran. He was a former lieutenant 

for the Cape May Beach Patrol; a 25 

year member and former Captain of the 

Freehold First Aid and Emergency Squad; 

a member of the Cape Island Deer Club; 

and a member of Board 194 Basketball 

Referee Organization. While at Missouri 

Valley College Jack was a member of V- 

Club. Jack is survived by his wife Jean and 

two children. 

Helen (Yeager) Stapp ’66 of Glasgow, Mo., 

died March 4, 2012. She was 95 years of 

age. Stapp graduated from Glasgow High 

School in 1934. After completing ten hours 

of study at Kirksville College and passing 

her teaching examine, she started teaching 

at the age of 18, at Steinmetz, Mo. She later 

acquired her degree in education from 

MVC. Stapp spent over 27 years teaching 

in the Richland, Drake and Glasgow 

schools retiring in 1976. Helen was married 

to Louis Stapp in 1944; he preceded 

her in death in November 1995. Stapp is 

survived by two daughters and six grandchildren. 

Thomas A. Gauldin ’67 of Las Vegas, Nev., 

formerly of Marshall, Mo. died May 7, 

2012. Gauldin married Vicki Gilkey in August 

of 1967 and she survives of the home. 

Gauldin was a 1965 graduate of Marshall 

High School, attended MVC and graduated 

with degrees in English, economics 

and math from the University of Missouri 

in Kansas City. He became one of the 

youngest ever Certified Mortgage Bankers 

in 1976. He started his career at Herbert B. 

Jones in Kansas City, later working at Mulic 

and Waterfield and retired from First 

Federal Savings and Loan. 

Charles Hein Jr. ’67 died September 25, 

2012. He is survived by wife Carol; mother 

Ruth; son Chris; brother Darrell; sister Diane 

Cleary; uncle and aunt John and Barbara 

Cook; and several nieces and nephews. 

Jerry Everett ’66 and David 

Reilly ’67 reminisce 

about their times at Valley. 

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Rev. Dr. Bill N. Lawrence ’68 was 

named Pastor Emeritus by the congregation 

of the First Presbyterian Church 

of Martins Ferry, Ohio. Lawrence 

served the congregation as pastor for 

29 years before retiring in 2008. Since 

his retirement he has been serving as 

Stated Supply of the Two Ridges Presbyterian 

Church in Wintersville, Ohio. 

Lawrence and his wife Linda reside at 

Atwood Lake in Mineral City, Iowa. 

1970s 

Ken Edwards ’74 recently retired from 

Helzberg Diamonds after a career of 

over 30 years. Ken was a longtime Top 

Ten sales associate at Helzberg Diamonds 

and was certified by the Diamond 

Council of America as a Certified 

Diamontologist and Gemstone 

Certified. In April, Ken was a special 

guest at the annual Helzberg Diamonds 

Awards Banquet and was presented 

the prestigious Helzberg Lifetime 

Achievement Award. Following 

his retirement in January, Ken moved 

to Pompano Beach, Fla., and is enjoying 

the good life. 

Brent Bahler ’75 accepted 

the position of 

Vice President of Public 

Affairs at the National 

Association of Mutual 

Insurance Companies. 

The company is headquartered 

in Indianapolis, Ind. NAM- 

IC is the largest and most diverse property 

and cause trade association in the 

country. In 2010 Bahler was a speaker 

at MVC’s Fourth Annual Maastricht 

Institute of Entrepreneurship. At that 

time Bahler was president of Bahler 

Communications, a boutique consultancy 

established in 1998 that serves 

political candidates, advocacy organizations, 

national trade associations and 

major corporations. Bahler has served 

as press secretary, communications director 

or campaign director in numerous 

Republican campaigns for the U.S. 

House, the U.S. Senate and Governor. 

Bahler, his wife Carlene, and their family 

reside in Carmel, Ind. 

Paul C. Achtyl ’75 retired from the 

Niagara County Sheriff’s Department 

in March 2009. Paul and his wife Amy 

Jo were blessed with their third grandchild 

in November 2011. In October of 

2012 the couple celebrated 35 years of 

marriage. 

Mike O’Brien ’75 was named the Under 

Armour Northeast Region Athletics 

Director of the Year for 2011-12 by the 

National Association 

of College Directors 

of Athletics. O’Brien 

is the athletic director 

at the University 

of Toledo. O’Brien 

has served as a member 

of the NCAA Division 

I Football Issues Committee and 

chaired the Mid-American Conference 

Athletic Director’s Committee. He is 

also the conference’s athletic director 

representation to the Bowl Championship 

Series. A native of Iowa City, 

Iowa, he has a master’s degrees in education 

from Wisconsin-River Falls and 

a degree in sports management from 

Western Illinois. O’Brien and his wife 

Michelle have a son Jack who is 10. 

Doug Carney ’77 was elected into the 

Wick Buildings Hall of Fame. The Hall 

of Fame is Wick Buildings’ highest 

award and is presented only to builders 

or employees for a lifetime of achievement 

and commitment to advancing 

the post-frame industry and service 

to their local communities. The event 

took place Feb. 19-21, 2012 at the Wick 

Buildings Annual Meeting in Scottsdale, 

Ariz. Also at the meeting Doug 

and Corey Carney ’96, owners of Wick 

Buildings in Marshall, Mo., were honored 

for several accomplishments in 

2011 including Elite and Star Builder 

Awards. Elite and Star Builder status is 

achieved by only a select group of top 

performing Wick Builders each year. 

Karen Rae Gibler ’78 of Marshall, Mo., 

died December 17, 2012. Gibler was 

a retired school teacher having taught 

fifth grade for 26 years for Marshall 

Public Schools. She is survived by one 

sister, Vickie (Gibler) McCloud ’76 

and her husband, Ed; one nephew, 

Mason McCloud; and several aunts, 

uncles and cousins. 

1980s 

Monty Hunt ’81 and Susan Dautenhahn 

were married on October 20, 

2012 at Arrow Rock State Park. 

Robert Gonzalez ’85 of Slater, Mo., 

was recognized by the Missouri Interscholastic 

Athletic Administrators 

Association for 25 years of service and 

dedication 

to athletic 

a d m i n i s - 

tration and 

c o a c h i n g . 

Robert has 

been the 

head girls’ 

basketball coach at Slater (Mo.) High 

School since graduating from MVC in 

1985, and has served as athletic director 

since 1990. Robert resides in Slater 

with his wife Debbie ’84. The couple 

has two daughters, Rachel who currently 

attends MVC and Mary Rose 

who is a junior at Slater High School. 

1990s 

Mark Soto’ 95 has been named head 

football coach and athletic director of 

the San Marcos Consolidated Independent 

School District 

in San Marcos, 

Texas. Soto 

began his coaching 

career with a twoyear 

stint at Poteet 

High School in 

1995 after earning

his degree at MVC, where he played 

football. Soto has served as assistant 

football coach at several high schools 

in Texas including: Seguin High School, 

Arlington; Calallen High School, Corpus 

Christi; Holmes High School, San 

Antonio; Laredo United School, Laredo. 

Soto has spent the last five seasons 

at Judson High School. 

Carrie (Harmon) Moore ’99 was selected 

to serve as an athletic trainer for 

the United States at the 2012 Olympic 

Games. To be considered as an Olympic 

level athletic trainer, an individual 

must complete an 

internship at one of 

the Olympic Training 

Center’s Sports Medicine 

Facilities. Carrie 

did her internship in 

the summer of 2010 at 

the Colorado Springs 

Olympic Training 

Center; working primarily with the 

men’s and women’s wrestling teams. 

After graduating from MVC Carrie 

worked as a graduate assistant athletic 

trainer for men’s wrestling, women’s 

soccer, and softball at Lindenwood 

University. She graduated in 2001 with 

her master’s degree in athletic training. 

Carrie joined the Missouri Valley 

College athletic training staff in 2004 

where she worked as an assistant athletic 

trainer/instructor of athletic training 

until 2009. Carrie works as an assistant 

athletic trainer/associate professor of 

health and fitness sciences at Lindenwood 

University in St. Charles. 

2000s 

Michael Backues ’00 graduated from 

Trevecca Nazarene University’s Physician 

Assistant program 

with a Master of Science 

in Medicine on 

August 5, 2012. On 

August 12, Michael and 

his wife Heather welcomed 

daughter Em- 

ber into the world. In September, Michael 

passed the National Commission 

on Certification of Physician Assistants 

boards. 

Julie Bryan ’01 has accepted the position 

as assistant principal for grades 

9-12 in the Jefferson City Public School 

District. Bryan has been employed with 

the JCPS as a health and physical education 

teacher since 2001. Bryan previously 

served as an interim assistant 

principal at Simonsen Ninth Grade 

Center. Bryan comes from a long line 

of MVC graduates: her mother, Janet 

Bryan ’89; aunt, Diana Malan ’73; sister, 

Jenny Kalyango ’95; and brother, 

W.T. Bryan ’98. 

Rob Guerin ’03 has been hired to coach 

the Pierce City girls basketball team. 

Guerin who has spent the last five seasons 

at Crane High School guided the 

men’s team to the MSHSAA Class 2 

championship in 2010-11. Rob and his 

wife, Gretta, have two sons. 

Joanne (Vogrig) ‘03 and Keith Eppers 

celebrated the birth of their second 

child, Eva who was born August 24, 

2012. Eva joins big sister Eliza who is 2. 

Jasmine Grimm ’04 graduated from 

the Whitman School of Management 

at Syracuse University through an Entrepreneurial 

Boot Camp for Veterans 

with Disabilities Family Program. 

Grimm also launched a business called 

Ruby, Inc. and has been nominated 

for Inc. Magazine’s Top 30 Under 30 

America’s Coolest Young Entrepreneurs. 

Grimm has been published in several 

journals including Under 30 CEO and 

Productive Magazine. Grimm has also 

been nominated for the Central Penn 

Business Journal’s Top 40 Under 40. 

Jon Stockman ’04 was hired as the 

new varsity football coach at Marshall 

High School in Marshall, Mo. Stockman 

has worked in the Marshall school 

system since 2005, having been an as- 

sistant coach six years and spending 

last season guiding the Bueker Middle 

School team. Stockman earned HAAC 

All-Conference honors at guard while 

playing for the Vikings. Stockman joins 

other MVC alums, Ian Verts ’05, defensive 

coordinator and Dom Giangrosso 

’10, defensive line coach on the Owl’s 

coaching staff. 

Scott Latham ’05 was hired as the new 

activities director at Kirksville High 

School. Latham served as the MVC assistant 

athletic director for over three 

years. He also served as athletic director 

at Lansing Community College in 

Michigan and athletic director at Marshall 

High School in Marshall, Mo. 

Loran Brooks ’06 received a master’s 

degree in middle school math and science 

in July 2012. Brooks has been 

teaching with the Lowndes County 

Schools in Valdosta, Ga., for five years. 

Danielle (Charboneau) ’06 and Kelly 

Callanan ’07 celebrated the birth of 

their first child, Kenna 

Nicole Callanan on 

December 15, 2011. 

Danielle and Kelly are 

both employed by Marshall 

Public Schools in 

Marshall, Mo. 

Savannah (Hicks) Barrett ’07 was married 

on July 11, 2010 to Eric Barrett. On 

July 14, 2011 the couple 

welcomed their 

first child, Kymber 

Reigh Barrett. Kymber 

joins half-sister 

Sage. The family resides 

in Marceline, Mo. 

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Kristi (Bartolotta) 

’07 and Justin Larkin 

’07 welcomed their 

first child, daughter 

Jaycie on September 

20, 2012. 

Jevin S. Rolfi ’08 of Desoto, Mo., died 

April 6, 2012. Rolfi worked as a doctor’s 

assistant at Metro Heart Group in the 

North Tower of Jefferson Regional Medical 

Center. 

Trevor ’09 and Megan (Davis) ’08 Howard 

welcomed the birth of their second 

child, Adelyn Brynn Howard, who was 

born August 29, 

2012. Adelyn joins 

big brother Cy. 

Trevor and Megan 

are both currently 

employed as teachers 

at Oak Grove 

High School. 

2010s 

Alayna (Palmer) Hanneken ’10 had her 

creative writing piece make the shortlist 

of The Masters Review. The Masters Review 

is an annual publication that showcases 

the best in graduate-level writing. 

Only 25 stories are selected for the shortlist. 

The goal of the Masters Review is to 

expose the field’s top emerging writers by 

publishing fiction and narrative nonfiction 

that is progressive, diverse and well 

crafted. Palmer graduated from Spalding 

University in November 2012 with an 

M.F.A. in creative writing. Palmer served 

as the editor and associate editor of the 

Purple Patch, MVC’s literary magazine, 

her junior and senior years. 

Lindsey Simmons ’10 was accepted to 

Harvard Law School and began attending 

classes in the fall of 2012. 

Kristen Thomas ’10 

was married on June 

23, 2012 to Koeln McKinney. 

The wedding 

took place in Puerto 

Vallarta, Mexico. Kristen 

earned a master’s 

degree from the University of Central 

Missouri. She is currently employed as a 

teacher with the Sedalia 200 School District. 

Tanner Fennewald 

’10 and 

Emily Skellett ’09 

were married September 

1, 2012 in 

St. Charles, Mo. 

Tanner is currently 

employed as an insurance agent for 

Missouri Farm Bureau and Emily works 

as the student activities coordinator at 

Missouri Valley College. 

Paula (Tieman) Brown ’11 took over as 

head volleyball coach at Marshall High 

School for the 2012 season. Brown also 

teaches sixth grade for Marshall Public 

Schools. 

Laura Scott ’11 and Robert Riley were 

married on November 10, 2012. Laura 

is currently employed by Marshall Public 

Schools. 

Lauren McDonald ’12 and David Clapp 

’11 were married May 12, 2012. Lauren 

plans to attend the Sinclair School of 

Nursing at the University of Missouri. 

Chelsea House ’11 and Paulie Hansen 

’12 were married on July 14, 2012. Valley 

alums who were members of their 

wedding party included; Sarah Christopherson 

’12, Leslie Grothoff ’12, Blair 

Haskamp ’14, Megan Abramczyk ’11, 

Jesse Knott ’11, Caleb Gibbens ’12, and 

Jake Guernsey ’12. 

Jamie Pointer ’12 and 

Geoffrey Brayman were 

married on June 30, 

2012 in Marshall, Mo. 

Friends 

Leslie F. Schmeding, 70, of Kirkwood, 

Mo., formerly of Wartburg died March 

31, 2012. Schmeding was a longtime 

business instructor at MVC, retiring in 

2004 after 15 years with the College. He 

also taught at Tarkio College and Meramec 

Community College. 

Carolyn Eales, 61 of Marshall, Mo., died 

December 15, 2012. Eales worked for 

the Marshall Habilitation Center for 38 

years before retiring in July of 2012. 

William Robert “Bill” Grace III of Marshall, 

Mo., died October 5, 2012. Grace 

worked as a professor in the business 

department at Missouri Valley College 

for 19 years. He is survived by one son, 

Will Grace, and two daughters, Brandi 

Souder and Hayley Kraft. 

Alfred R. Hupp, Sr. of Marshall, Mo., 

died September 9, 2012. He is survived 

by wife Virginia ’40; two children Alfred 

Jr. and Nancy Blossom and their spouses; 

six grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren. 

Barclay Van Dyke of Daytona Beach, 

Fla., died July 3, 2012. 

Missouri Valley Professor of English 

and mass c ommunications, 

Dr. Loren 

Gruber will retire 

after serving the College 

for the past 20 

years. He will retire 

at the conclusion of 

the 2012-13 academic 

year. Dr. Gruber 

has numerous scholarly, freelance, and 

award-winning Young Adult/Children’s 

fiction and poetry. He is an avid fisherman 

and has been featured on radio 

shows and in numerous publications for 

his success on the water.

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MVC AthLEtiC tRAininG EDUCAtiOn PROGRAM tAkES SECOnD At StAtE QUiZ BOwL 

SAMAnthA hAESEMEYER SELECtED AS nEXt GEnERAtiOn nOnPROFit LEADER 

MVC nominated for Sprint Campus of the Year Award 

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Athletic training students represented the Missouri Valley College Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP) competing in the annual Missouri 

Athletic Trainers’ Association quiz bowl on the campus of William Woods University in January. A total of seven teams competed at the event. The 

Vikings finished the competition in second place; the highest MVC has finished at the state athletic training quiz bowl. 

With their second place finish, the MVC ATEP will be one of two programs representing the state of Missouri at the Mid‐American Athletic Trainers’ 

Association quiz bowl in Tulsa, Okla. The MVC Athletic Training Education Program quiz bowl team of Ben Snyder, Darrell Brooks, Jami 

Mayberry, and Sadie Smith (alternate) will now travel to the district quiz bowl and compete against other ATEP quiz bowl teams from the mid‐west. 

They will compete on Friday, March 15 at 8:30 p.m. at the Double Tree Hilton Downtown Hotel in Tulsa, Okla. The winner of this event will qualify 

for the national Athletic Training Education Program quiz bowl held in Las Vegas in June. 

Missouri Valley College’s Samantha Haesemeyer has been chosen as a Next Generation Nonprofit Leader. The Next Generation Nonprofit Leaders 

Program (NextGen) is a competitive internship stipend program for Nonprofit Leadership Alliance students. According to the organization’s website, 

NextGen helps a racially and ethnically diverse group of students with demonstrated leadership potential complete nonprofit internships. The 

NextGen program had nearly 80 applicants from Nonprofit Leadership Alliance (NLA) affiliated colleges and universities. Applicants were reviewed 

by a panel of national nonprofit leaders. 

NextGen is funded by a $5 million, multi‐year grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and requires students to complete the Nonprofit Leadership 

Alliance certification process immediately upon graduation or completion of the certification competencies, whichever may come first. 

Additionally, MVC’s Non‐Profit Management students attended the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance Management Institute in Atlanta, Georgia in 

January. MVC was nominated for the Sprint Campus of the Year award. This award is based on academics, student leadership and impact on the 

community. MVC was nominated with six other institutions including Division I schools like Arizona State, Auburn University‐Montgomery, and 

Georgia State. This year, the award went to Indiana State University. 

MVC’S SAM SPURGin RECEiVES OUtStAnDinG S‐MStA OFFiCER OF thE YEAR AwARD 

Student organization donates books to two local schools 

Sam Spurgin, Missouri Valley College senior secondary education major and Student—Missouri State Teachers Association (S‐MSTA) president, 

received the Outstanding S‐MSTA Officer of the Year award at the annual fall S‐MSTA meeting in Kansas City. He was awarded the honor along 

with Jessica Scott from the University of Missouri—Columbia. Spurgin is a native of Slater, Mo. Seven other MVC S‐MSTA officers and members 

attended the annual convention with sponsor Linda Gordon, assistant professor of education. 

The success of MVC’s S‐MSTA annual Scholastic Book Fair allowed about $500 worth of books to be donated to Mrs. Heather Sappington’s fourth 

grade classroom at Northwest Elementary School and to Butterfield Youth Services School in Marshall. The S‐MSTA student members voted to give 

to the two local schools. 

inStRUCtiOn BEGinS in SChOOL OF nURSinG AnD hEALth SCiEnCES FitnESS tEStinG LAB 

The 2013 spring semester marked the opening of the newly created fitness testing lab which is utilized to instruct 

students. The fitness testing lab is located in the School of Nursing and Health Sciences on the Fitzgibbon 

Hospital campus. When the athletic training and exercise science academic programs were updated in 2011, the 

development of a formal fitness testing lab was needed. 

The equipment and supplies include a treadmill, elliptical machine, a bicycle ergometer, various flexibility and 

strength assessment devices, and an EKG monitor. 

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1. Chris Freeman ‘06, Kathy Francis ‘08, Patricia Freeman ‘11, 

Kyle Kovach ‘11, Sarah Bottila ‘10, Kevin Baisch ‘10, and Heather 

Shomaker ‘10 enjoy the St. Louis Cardinal Alumni Social at Busch 

Stadium. 

2. Alumni and friends gather at the Dallas-FortWorth Alumni Social. 

Back row (L-R) Brady Wilson ‘10, Jerry Menke ‘05, Eric Sappington 

‘95, Venshard Dobbins ‘97, David Ross ‘67, Carl Christensen ‘59, 

Wendi (Rice) Palvado ‘93, Anita Long, Carl Long ‘62. Front row (L- 

R) HansWright‘04, Sara (Barr)Wright‘04, Krista (Staley)Wilson‘10, 

Alecia Menke, Robert Maguire ‘52, President Humphrey, Jane (Fey) 

Ross‘67, Beverly (Jordan) Jarchow‘60, and John Jarchow‘60. 

3. Spencer Fricke ‘66 and Carla (Haynie) Fricke ‘65 with their 

grandchildren at the St. Louis Cardinal’s alumni social at Busch 

Stadium. 

4. Earl Crawford‘59 and wife at the Springfield area alumni social. 

5. A group of MVC alumni and friends gather at Les Bourgeois 

Winery for a Columbia area social. 

6. MVC alumni and family take in a baseball game at Kauffman 

Stadium during the KC Royals alumni social. 

7. (L-R) Bill Manion‘65, Elaine Manion, President Humphrey, Ralitsa 

Gospodinova ‘11, Dennis Humphrey, Mary Lou Young, Kwai Young 

‘50, Annell (Gibson) Bailey‘66, Robert Bailey,Tina Stephens, Chuck 

Stephens‘62, Ruthie (Roe) Graham‘63, Eric Sappington‘95, Heather 

(Nickerson) Sappington ‘96, Gary Ford ‘71, Cliff DeGraff ‘06, April 

(Stottlemyre) DeGraff‘09, Cindy Carnes, and Darrell Carnes gather at 

the Lake of the Ozarks alumni social. 

8. Brady‘10 and Krista (Staley) Wilson‘10 at the Dallas area alumni 

social. 

9. Front row (L-R) Patricia Atlee, Vivian Ashford, William “Kip”Atlee 

‘68, and Scott Brumburgh ‘67. Back row (L-R) Eric Sappington 

‘95, April (Stottlemyre) DeGraff ‘09, Phil Melberg ‘64, Carolyn 

Brumburgh, President Humphrey, and John Ashford ‘71 at a 

Washington D.C. area social. 

10. Jonathan Durham ‘09 and Danielle (Carr) Durham ‘08 at the KC 

Royals alumni social. 

11. (L-R) George Clemens ‘62, Ruth (Akeman) Clemens ‘75, Mary 

Hilton, Jerry Hilton ‘61, Sally (Wilson) Campbell ‘61, John “Scotty” 

Campbell ‘61, Jill (Stewart) Corti ‘74, and David Corti ‘74 at the 

Columbia area social. 

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The MVC Alumni Association Golf Tournament 

was held July 16 at Stone Hedge Golf Club in 

Marshall. All proceeds from the tournament 

are used for the Alumni Legacy Scholarship. 

1. Barry Rave, Paul Troth, and Greg Silvey. 

2. Lin Alexander, George Brown ’73, and Karl “Bub” 

Caldwell. 

3. Alan Criswell ’70, Sam Peeples, and Lynn Sullivan. 

4. Phil Willard ’73, Richard Johns, and Tom Hayob 

’79. 

5. Chris Tuck ’75, Bev Maupin ’83, and Laura Thiel. 

6. Jason Coffman, Robbie Fuchs, and Chad McGraw 

’95. 

7. Chuck Voltmer, Ralph Pfremmer, and Tim Schulte. 

8. Monty Roe, Deon Duncan, and Denny Honnold. 

9. Gary Ford ’71, Eric Sappington ’95, and Bob Rogers 

’69. 

10. Tanner Fennewald ’10, Chad Lance ’98, and 

Richard Berry ’06. 

11. Ian Verts ’05, Kelly Callanan ’07 and Matt Green 

’07. 

12. Scott Fann, Ryan Carney, and Britt Zank. 

13. David Dhiem, Steve Hartwig, and Bill Wright. 

14. Jon Eidson, Mike Gremaud, and Doug Carney 

’77. 

15. Steve Tuck ’78, Troy Maupin ’94, and George 

Porter. 

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