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ROYAL  PURPLE/1965 


Published  by  Student  Publications,  Inc. 

Kansas  State  University 

Manhattan,  Kansas 

Becky  Fitzgerald  — Editor 

Mark  Miller  — Business  Manager 


Photo  by  Don  Richards 


Foreword 


The  images  of  people,  places  and  things 


Photo  by  Don  Richards 

Colorful  chrysanthemums  sold  by  Mortar  Board  out- 
side of  Memorial  Stadium  mark  the  day  of  a  game. 


The  images  are  brilliant  and  sharp,  standing 
out  in  the  enveloping  haze  of  experience  that  is 
college  life.  They  are  poignant  details  etched  in 
color  on  a  chalk-dusted  slate  of  memory. 

Images.  Trivialities  of  sight,  sound  and  feeling 
grow  and  become  significant,  heavy  with  meaning, 
a  small  moment  in  four  years  that  somehow  will 
come  to  stand  out  and  even  symbolize  the  whole. 
They  will  linger. 

If  you  ever  smelled  the  dampness  of  a  dorm 
laundry  room,  where  collars  never  quite  came 
clean,  you  will  remember  it  always.  Or  donuts 
and  black  coffee  in  the  Union  before  class. 

Experiences  merge.  A  single  all-night  cram  ses- 
sion will  be  forgotten  because  there  were  so 
many  of  them  and  the  stomach  ached  in  the  same 
sour  way.  Dawns  characterized  by  burning  eyes 
and  smoke-parched  throats  blend  indistinguish- 
ably  into  one. 

But  a  racing  second  plucked  out  of  the  rush 
may  have  become  frozen.  The  way  her  hair  looked 
caught  by  the  wind.  Turf  churned  into  the  air 
by  football  spikes. 

Images.  A  poem  read  for  you  by  a  sorority 
sister.  Your  roommate  who  finally  met  the  right 
girl  — four  times  during  his  sophomore  year.  A 
graduate  student's  study  light  on  a  fog-shrouded 
campus.  Frothy  beers  lifted  in  cheer. 

For  each  they  are  different  and  special.  You 
remember  it  clearly.  You  even  know  how  the  sky 
looked. 

Images.  They  can't  be  recaptured  for  each  ac- 
cording to  his  own  special  lights.  But  your  ROYAL 
PURPLE  is  dedicated  to  those  flashing  scenes.  The 
images  of  Kansas  State  University,  1965. 


Distinctive  features  of  the  Union 
are  sales  of  campus  groups  like 
Delta  Phi  Delta's  Thieves  Market. 


Photo  by  David  von  Riesen 


Photo  by  David  von  Riesen 

Silent  moments  by  a  quiet  stream  remove  the  tensions 
created  in  a  day  of  study  in  the  library  and  classes. 


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On  a  chilly  Halloween 
eve,  the  torch  bearer 
lights  the  bonfire  for 
the  Homecoming  rally. 


Contents 


Book  One 

Administration 11 

Book  Two 

Organizations 61 

Book  Three. 

Features 273 

Book  Four 

Classes 389 


Crowds  are  as  typical  of  college  life  as  Anderson 
Hall  which  stands  as  the  symbol  of  the  University. 

Color  by  Don  Richards 


As  a  mark  of  athletics,  the  new  victory 
bell  overlooks  the  stadium  football  action. 


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C.  J.  "Chief"  Medlin 


The  1965  Royal  Purple  marks  the  end  of  an  era  at  Kansas 
State.  It  is  the  last  book  in  a  series  of  31  published  under  the 
guidance  of  C.  J.  "Chief"  Medlin,  retiring  graduate  manager  of 
student  publications.  It  is  dedicated  to  Chief. 

Known  in  the  academic  publishing  world  for  his  un-equaled 
record  of  29  Ail-American  ratings  for  the  Royal  Purple,  Chief  came 
to  Kansas  from  Mexico,  following  the  revolution  there.  He  was 
known  as  "Mex"  in  those  days  and  he  roamed  the  country,  work- 
ing crops  and  taking  odd  jobs.  In  1914  he  enrolled  in  the  prep 
school  at  Kansas  State  and  by  1920  he  graduated  from  the  college. 
He  had  been  a  debate  scholar  and  Royal  Purple  editor. 

In  1934,  after  13  years  as  head  of  the  college  annual  depart- 
ment of  Burger-Baird  Engraving  Co.,  Chief  returned  to  K-State 
as  graduate  manager  of  student  publications.  He  then  began  to 
establish  his  unwavering  record  of  excellence,  gaining  a  reputa- 
tion as  the  nation's  leading  authority  on  yearbooks. 

But  thousands  of  former  K-State  students  remember  him  sim- 
ply as  the  most  principled  man  they  ever  knew,  someone  they 
could  always  trust  to  sort  the  right  from  the  wrong  and  stick  to 
his  guns  no  matter  what  the  circumstances. 

Chief  has  always  kept  his  door  open.  He  sticks  to  what  he 
says  in  one  of  his,  textbooks:  "The  advisor  should  not  act  as  censor. 
If  members  of  the  staff  are  properly  trained,  they  will  have  too 
much  pride  in  their  book  and  school  to  print  anything  that  will 
discredit  either."  He  always  means  what  he  says.  He  has  always 
been   his  kind  of  advisor. 

If  Chief  had  to  read  every  page  of  a  yearbook  before  it  went 
to  press,  this  tribute  would  not  be  possible.  The  1965  yearbook 
staff  joins  three  decades  of  staff  members  in  thanking  Professor 
C.  J.  Medlin  for  his  time,  energy,  trust,  and  most  of  all  for  his 
inspiring  example  of  integrity.  We  dedicate  this,  the  1965  Royal 
Purple,  to  Chief. 


C.  J.  "Chief"  Medlin  became  year 
book  advisor  in  the  fall  of  1934. 


Color  by  Studio  Royal 


While  attending  two  national  conventions  in  Miami,  Chief 
was  part  of  a  TV  discussion  panel.  It  was  then,  1961,  that 


Chief  was  cited  "for  outstanding  service  to  his  university's 
student  publications  and  to  the  nation's  student  press." 


Photo  by  Bob  Hankins 


Photo  by  Don  Richards 

At  a  vantage  point  in  the  mum  garden,  stu- 
dents overlook  a  panoramic  campus  skyline. 


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With  a  helpful  mascot,  a  fraternity  team  will 
try  for  the  Lambda  Chi  Chariot  Relays  trophy. 


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Ad—ton  i4.a  Administration 

Colleges  and  Schools 22-53 

Student  Government 54-60 


Photo  by  David  von  Riesen 


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Complex,  with  responsibility  to  handle 
and  hard  work  to  do,  the  administration  is 
behind  the  policies  that  help  to  form  the 
image  of  the  campus.  Whether  instructing 
a  laboratory  class  in  Willard  Hall,  working 
in  Farrell  Library,  helping  with  the  routine 
work  of  enrollment  or  inspecting  the  after- 
math of  a  disastrous  fire,  instructors,  deans, 
administrators,  regents  and  the  Governor 
are  all  involved  with  the  campus. 


Photo  by  David  von  Riesen 


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James  A.  McCain,  University  president  for  15  years,  is  a 

member  of  several  national  advisory  committees.  During 


the  fall  McCain  was  selected  to  address  an  annual  meeting 
of  the  American  Council  on  Education  in  San  Francisco. 


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Governor  William  Avery,  an  advocate  of  increased  state 
educational  facilities,  is  a  former  national  congressman. 


Johnson  names  McCain 
to  Civil  Rights  committee 


Membership  on  state  and  national  affairs 
committees  reflected  an  attempt  by  President 
James  A.  McCain  to  involve  himself  and  the 
University  in  off-campus  activities.  President 
Lyndon  B.  Johnson  appointed  McCain  to  a 
national  citizens'  advisory  committee  on  the 
Civil  Rights  Act. 

In  other  governmental  work,  the  president 
was  reappointed  to  a  third  term  on  a  nine- 
man  advisory  committee  of  the  Export-Import 
Bank.  He  also  tried  to  help  resolve  the  Kansas 
milling  crisis  produced  by  reduced  shipping 
rates  on  unmilled  Kansas  wheat. 

Kansas  Board  of  Regents  action  effective 
July  1965  raised  student  fees  from  $122  to 
$137  per  semester  for  Kansas  residents.  Tui- 
tion was  jumped  from  $287  to  $337  per  semes- 
ter for  out-of-state  students.  The  preceding 
semester  fee  hike  by  the  Regents  had  become 
effective  in  1963. 

After  the  blaze  which  destroyed  the  Audi- 
torium, President  McCain  asked  the  Regents 
to  request  $2,867,800  from  the  legislature  for 
building  a  new  structure. 

William  Avery,  elected  Kansas  governor 
in  the  1964  general  election,  succeeded  John 
Anderson  as  chief  state  administrator. 


Board  of  Regents-7"op  Row.  Arthur  H.  Cromb,  Whitley  Austin, 
Clement  H.  Hall,  Ray  R.  Evans,  Clyde  M.  Reed,  Max  Bickford.  Bot- 


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torn  Row:  William   F.  Danenbarger,  Henry  A.  Bubb,  Lawrence  D. 
Morgan,  Dwight  D.  Klinger. 


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Administrators  function 
as  President's  advisers 


Authority  to  co-ordinate  University  activi- 
ties was  alloted  to  President  James  A.  McCain's 
administrative  staff.  The  team  also  directed 
formation  of  administrative  policies.  Next  in 
authority  to  President  McCain,  Vice-President 
A.  L.  Pugsley  co-ordinated  all-campus  func- 
tions including  University  convocations. 
Supervision  of  research  projects  and  academic 
programs  among  the  six  colleges  and  two 
schools  was  delegated  to  William  Bevan, 
vice-president  for  academic  affairs. 

University  financial  operations,  prepara- 
tion of  the  budget  and  fiscal  policy  decisions 
were  directed  by  Daniel  Beatty,  business 
manager.  Max  Milbourn  continued  his  duties 
as  assistant  to  the  President.  In  the  absence 
of  President  McCain,  Milbourn  represented 
the  executive  on  general  scholarship  and 
public  relations  committees  and  as  a  liason 
member  to  federal  agencies. 

Guidance  of  international  affairs  was 
headed  by  Vice-President  Emeritus  A.  D. 
Weber.  Working  for  the  Office  of  Interna- 
tional Activities,  Weber  supervised  selection 
and  financing  of  exchange  students. 


Vice-President  A.  L  Pugsley  shares  the  President's  respon- 
sibilities and  supervises  on-  and  off-campus  programs. 


In  duties  as  business  manager,  Daniel  Beatty  directs  over- 
all fiscal  operation  and  budgeting  of  University  finances. 


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Max  Milbourn,  with  15  years  experience  in  administrative 
positions  here,  is  assistant  to  President  James  A.  McCain. 


As  vice-president  for  academic  affairs,  William  Bevan  over- 
sees academic  and  research  programs  of  the  University. 


With  status  as  vice-president  emeritus,  A.  D.  Weber  also 
supervises  all  international  activities  of  the  University. 


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Student  personnel  staff 
adds  new  administrators 


Director  of  resident  hall  programs  was 
created  as  a  new  position  in  the  dean  of  stu- 
dent's office.  The  new  position  was  intended 
to  provide  co-ordination  of  programming  in 
residence  halls.  In  another  administrative  slot, 
Theodore  Heermance  assumed  duties  as  new 
assistant  dean  of  students.  Dean  Heermance 
assisted  the  director  of  international  activi- 
ties with  development  of  an  intercultural 
student  exchange  program. 

In  addition  to  overseeing  all  phases  of  stu- 
dent activities,  Dean  of  Students  Chester 
Peters  supervised  directors  of  the  student 
personnel  services.  Associate  Dean  of  Stu- 
dents Margaret  Lahey  directed  administra- 
tion of  women's  living  groups.  With  the  help 
of  Assistant  Dean  Caroline  Peine,  Dean  Lahey 
advised  Associated  Women  Students.  Ralph 
Prusok,  associate  dean  of  students,  worked 
with  men  students  and  advised  Student  Sen- 
ate and  Interfraternity  Council. 

Performing  legislative  action,  Faculty  Sen- 
ate approved  new  bills  which  lengthened 
women's  closing  hours.  It  also  ratified  a 
higher  cumulative  grade  requirement  for 
scholastic  honors  awarded  at  graduation. 


Completing  his  second  year,  Associate  Dean  of  Students 
Ralph    Prusok   advises    Interfraternity   Council    members. 


Faculty  Senate- Top  Row:  Curtis  Trent,  A.  Bower  Sageser,  Howard 
Mitchell,  Jack  L.  Lambert,  Frank  J.  McCormick.  Paul  E.  Sanford, 
James  C.  Mathews,  Marjorie  M.  Stith,  Katherine  Geyer.  Second 
Row:  John  W.  DeMand.  Keith  A.  Huston,  William  J.  Clark,  Joseph  E. 
Ward,  Alvin  E,  Mulanax,  Roscoe  Ellis,  Stanley  Wearden,  Milton  L. 
Manuel,  R.  Kenneth  Burkhard.  Third  Row:  Mildred  L.  Walker.  Robert 


W.  Kiser,  0.  Kenneth  O'Fallon,  Herbert  T.  Bates,  Merrill  A.  Durland, 
Chester  E.  Peters,  Lowell  Brandner,  Roy  J.  Milleret,  R.  Dean  Drags- 
dorf,  John  Hannah.  Bottom  Row:  Thomas  B.  Steunenberg,  Ray  A. 
Keen,  William  G.  Schrenk,  John  P.  Noonan,  Louis  Douglas,  Edwin  J. 
Frick,  James  C.  Carey,  Boris  Leaf,  Theodore  A.  Chadwick. 


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As  adviser  to  AWS  and  Inter-dorm  Council,  Dean  Margaret         Theodore  Heermance  helps  in  foreign  student  orientation, 
Lahey  supervises  women's  activities  and  living  groups.  while   Caroline    Peine   directs   resident  assistant  training. 


Besides  directing  Student  Personnel  Services  of  the  Uni- 
versity, Dean  Chester  Peters  is  chairman  of  Housing  Council 


and  the  Facultv  Council  on  Student  Affairs.  He  has  advised 
members  of  Blue  Key,  senior  men's  honorary,  for  10  years. 


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During  enrollment,  students  consult  with  advisers,  complete 
semester  schedules,  pull  course  cards  and  pay  state  fees. 


Enrolling  3,1 00  new  students  during  fall  registration,  Admis- 
sions and  Records  is  headed  by  Ellsworth  M.  Gerritz. 


Man-woman  ratio  drops;  enrollment  figures  soar 


For  the  first  time  in  20  years,  during  fall 
enrollment  the  student  ratio  of  men  to  women 
was  less  than  two  to  one.  According  to  statis- 
tics collected  by  the  Office  of  Admissions  and 
Records,  total  enrollment  soared  to  more  than 
9,900,  breaking  the  spring  1964  record  of  9,175. 
As  well  as  supervising  registration,  Admis- 
sions and  Records  compiled  student  records 


and  corresponded  with  prospective  K-Staters 
and  their  parents. 

In  addition  to  on-campus  duties,  Ellsworth 
M.  Gerritz,  dean  of  Admissions  and  Records, 
spent  three  weeks  in  West  Africa  selecting 
future  K-Staters.  For  six  weeks  Gerritz  was 
consultant  to  the  registrar  of  Andhra  Pradesh 
University  in  Hyderabad,  India. 


Administrative  Heads- Top  Row:  A.  B.  Cardwell,  General  Research 
Director;  C.  M.  Correll,  Historian;  D.  G.  Danskin,  Counseling  Center 
Director;  T.  0.  Dodge,  Budget  Office  Director;  A.  T.  Edwards,  Director 
of  Housing;  F.  D.  Farrell,  President  Emeritus;  R.  F.  Gingrich,  Physi- 
cal Plant  Administrator;  H.  D.  Hess,  Alumni.  Bottom  Row:  K.  M.  Hey- 


wood,  Endowment  and  Development  Director;  H.  P.  Jubelt,  Student 
Health  Director;  H.  W.  Kennedy,  Aids  and  Awards;  W.  R.  Kerr,  Veter- 
ans Service  Center;  J.  W.  Kraus,  Library  Director;  R.  H.  Perry,  Comp- 
troller; R.  C.  Swaim,  Placement  Center  Director;  F.  L  Whan,  Summer 
School  Director. 


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Through  use  of  simple  props,  students  present  a  class 
demonstration  of  science  for  the  elementary  school.  In 


preparation  for  teaching,  each  student  develops  and  pre- 
sents a  project  for  the  grade  with  which  he  hopes  to  work. 


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Agricultural   research,  extension  and   resident  instruction 
are  supervised  by  Glenn  H.  Beck,  dean  of  the  College. 


Ag  student  increase  tops 
land-grant  enrollments 


Largest  numerical  enrollment  increase  in 
any  of  the  68  land-grant  institutions  was 
recorded  by  the  College  of  Agriculture.  With 
a  23  per  cent  enrollment  jump,  Agriculture 
also  made  a  larger  percentage  increase  than 
any  of  the  other  University  colleges.  Heading 
over-all  College  administration  for  the  fifth 
year  was  Dean  Glenn  Beck. 

Coupled  with  its  expanded  enrollment  was 
a  consolidation  of  facilities.  The  departments 
of  dairy  and  poultry  science,  which  had  func- 
tioned as  individual  units  for  more  than  half 
a  century,  were  united.  Kansas  Board  of  Re- 
gents action  placed  the  former  units,  both 
housed  in  new  Call  Hall,  under  a  single  ad- 
ministrative head. 

Agriculture's  research  activities  were  mag- 
nified by  completion  of  plans  for  establish- 
ment of  a  Water  Resources  Research  Institute 
on  campus.  The  Institute,  to  be  operated  by 
K-State  and  the  University  of  Kansas,  would 
study  problems  of  water  resources.  Included 
in  the  research  would  be  studies  of  the  hydro- 
logic  cycle  and  of  conservation,  use  and  ex- 
pansion of  state  water  supplies. 

To  the  extension  service  fell  the  duty  of  con- 
ducting a  state-wide  inventory  of  forestry 
resources.  Research  findings  revealed  poten- 
tial forest  crops  for  state  production. 


College  of  Agriculture  Depart- 
ment Heads  -Top  Row:  i  homas 
B.  Avery,  Poultry  Science;  Rufus 
F.  Cox,  Animal  Husbandry; 
Robert  P.  Ealy,  Horticulture;  Her- 
bert C.  Knutson,  Entomology; 
and  Howard  L.  Mitchell,  Bio- 
chemistry. 


Bottom  Row:  John  A.  Nordin, 
Agricultural  Economics;  Charles 
L  Norton,  Dairy  Science;  Stuart 
M.  Pady,  Plant  Pathology;  John 
A.  Shellenberger,  Flour  and  Feed 
Milling  Industries;  Floyd  W. 
Smith,  Agronomy. 


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State-wide  extension  programs  in  agriculture,  home  eco- 
nomics and  4-H  club  work  are  directed  by  Harold  E.  Jones. 


Duane  C.  Acker,  assistant  dean  and  director  of  resident  in- 
struction, co-ordinates  nine  Agriculture  departments. 


Baked  in  a  commercial  oven,  loaves  of  bread  are  tested  for 
doneness.  Students  analyze  the  quality  of  Kansas  flours  by 


baking  in  the  laboratory  used  by  the  world's  only  four-year 
university  curriculum  in  flour  and  feed  milling  technology. 


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C.  Peairs  Wilson,  Agriculture  Experiment  Station  director 
until  second  term,  is  now  a  University  of  Hawaii  dean. 


While  practicing  modern  dairy  techniques,  an  agriculture 
student  uses  an  electric  milking  machine  at  the  Dairy  Barn. 


In  work  as  assistant  resident  instruction  director,  David 
Mugler  advises  agriculture  students  with  career  plans. 


Extension  Department  Heads- Top  Row:  John  M.  Ferguson,  Exten- 
sion Engineering;  Paul  W.  Griffith,  Associate  Director,  John  E. 
Kitchens,  Continuing  Education.  Bottom  Row:  Oscar  W.  Norby, 
County  Extensions  Operations;  Roger  E.  Regnier,  4-H  and  other 
Extension  Youth  Programs;  Wilber  E.  Ringler,  Community  and 
Public  Affairs;  Kenneth  Thomas,  University  Information. 


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Assistant  to  the  Dean  Robert  A.  Bohannon  and  Administra- 
tive Assistant  Gilbert  R.  Dodge  look  over  research  plans. 


Grouping  campus-grown  snapdragons  and  chrysanthemums, 
floriculture  students  design  a  coffee  table  arrangement. 


Ag  college  helps  develop 
Asian,  African  schools 


Work  of  the  College  of  Agriculture  was  not 
confined  to  the  local  campus.  Under  a  con- 
tract to  the  Agency  for  International  Develop- 
ment, agriculturalists  provided  technical  as- 
sistance to  new  universities  in  Asia  and 
Africa.  Through  the  program,  Agriculture  staff 
members  were  on  a  team  sent  to  universities 
in  India  and  Nigeria. 

As  part  of  student  activities,  Ag  Barn- 
warmer  and  Ag  Science  Day  were  supported 
by  Agricultural  Council.  Officers  of  the  Col- 
lege's student  groups  composed  the  council. 


Agricultural  Council  -Top  Row:  Maurice  D.  Penner,  Dale  E.  Roberts, 
John  J.  Kern,  William  M.  Middleton.  Second  Row:  John  M.  Graham, 
John  W.  Schrader,  Lawrence  Erpelding,  Edward  S.  Oplinger,  Jared  0. 
Hoover,  Roland  K.  Krauss,  Jerald  A.  Riemann,  George  A.  Teagarden, 


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Dean  L.  Davis,  Samuel  J.  Brungardt,  Dean  Duane  Acker.  Bottom 
Row:  Ronald  W.  Hirst,  Charles  E.  Meeks,  Rex  W.  Grothusen,  Terry  L. 
Biery,  Michael  E.  Dikeman,  "Larry  J.  Beat. 


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Architecture  considers 
revisions  in  curriculum 


Options  in  architectural  structures,  design 
and  environmental  technology  were  proposed 
for  a  curriculum  revision  in  the  College  of 
Architecture  and  Design.  Plans  under  con- 
sideration by  the  College  would  divide  the 
present  architectural  curriculum  into  three 
divisions  of  study. 

In  national  ratings,  the  College  of  Architec- 
ture and  Design  was  among  21  colleges  and 
universities  whose  regional  planning  pro- 
grams were  recognized  by  the  American  In- 
stitute of  Planners.  An  accrediting  team  recog- 
nized the  Landscape  Architecture  program  as 
one  of  13  accredited  departments  in  the  nation. 

Realization  of  job  experience  values  was 
shown  when  the  College  sent  a  student  to  a 
London  firm  as  a  summer  intern.  He  was  one 
of  20  U.S.  students  selected  to  go  abroad. 


At  an   informal   discussion  session,  architect  Bruce  Goff 
explains  philosophies  behind  the  shapes  of  his  structures. 


Two  graduate  students  in  regional  planning  view  a  master's 
degree  thesis.  The  graduate  project  shows  layout  of  a  small 


Kansas  town.  With  a  35-student  enrollment,  the  graduate 
program  of  Architecture  offers  five  advanced  curriculums. 


Administrative  direction  of  the  two-year-old  College  of 
Architecture  and  Design  rests  with  Dean  Emil  C.  Fischer. 


Students  in  basic  drawing  find  that  Seaton's  halls  offer  artis- 
tic possibilities  for  sketching  interior  building  perspectives. 


In  basic  drawing  courses,  architectural  students  learn  de- 
sign   principles   and   fundamental  drawing  techniques. 


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Sketching  outside  near  Seaton,  a  basic  drawing  student  uses 
charcoal  to  depict  the  white  tower  of  the  power  plant. 


Distinguished  Professor 
joins  Architecture  faculty 


Under  a  program  financed  by  a  $50,000 
Board  of  Regents  appropriation,  the  College 
of  Architecture  and  Design  recruited  the 
second  "Regents  Distinguished  Professor." 
Henry  Wright,  a  world  authority  on  environ- 
mental technology,  joined  the  College's  faculty 
second  semester. 

Other  nationally  recognized  architects  lec- 
tured on  campus  through  a  College-sponsored 
series.  Bruce  Goff,  noted  for  use  of  unorthodox 
building  materials,  and  architect-planners 
Howard  Fisher  and  Richard  Ahern  were 
among  architects  in  the  series. 

In  regional  and  national  architectural  com- 
petition, students  won  nine  prizes.  One  entry, 
a  welded  space  frame,  won  top  award  of  $1,750 
in  a  structural  design  contest  sponsored  by 
the  James  F.  Lincoln  Foundation.  Another 
architectural  student  placed  fourth  in  the 
same  design  competition. 

During  Architecture's  second  year  as  a 
college,  the  Architecture  Council  was  formed 
to  co-ordinate  student  and  faculty  activities. 
Members  of  the  student  group  drew  up  the 
Architecture  Council  constitution. 


Composing  the  new  Architecture  and  Design  Council  are 
Keith  R.  Zwick,  James  A.  Calcara,  Robert  A.  Anderson,  Steven 


R.  Poison,  Randolph  L  Wright,  Robyn  D.  Brooks,  Kenneth 
Kallenbach,  Thomas  C.  Helbing  and  Jack  C.  Durgan. 


While  on  campus  to  examine  the  facilities  and  curriculum 
of  landscape  architecture,  accrediting. team  members  view 


a  design  problem.  The  department  ranked  twelfth  in  size 
among  schools  of  landscape  architecture  in  the  nation. 


Beginning  work  on  a  creative  sculpture  project,  a  student 
hammers  and  chisels  at  a  block  of  native  limestone. 


Richard  H.  Morse,  assistant  to  Dean  Emil  Fischer,  works  with 
College  records  and  advises  the  Architecture  student  body. 


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Completing  his  second  year  as  dean,  John  Chalmers  guides 
the  programs  of  more  than  2,900  arts  and  sciences  majors. 


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In  the  backshop  of  the  Purple  Masque  Experimental  Theatre, 
students  screen  print  props  for  a  student  production. 


Swiping  at  insects  by  lamplight,  a  student  catches  specimens 
for  an  insect  collection  required  in  economic  entomology. 


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Assistant  to  the  Dean  John  P.  Murry  and  assistant  deans 
Marjorie  Adams  and  Orval  Ebberts  supply  student  advice. 


Arts  and  Sciences  plans 
added  science  facilities 


Plans  including  renovation  of  Willard  Hall 
for  $1  million  and  construction  of  a  chemistry 
instruction  building  for  $1.6  million  were 
among  building  proposals  discussed  for  the 
College  of  Arts  and  Sciences.  Addition  of 
office  space  in  the  third  floor  attic  of  Eisen- 
hower Hall  was  a  proposed  non-science  ex- 
pansion. The  last  major  Arts  and  Sciences 
building  completed  was  the  $2.2  million  phys- 
ical sciences  building  finished  in  1963.  Major 
work  on  the  speech  department's  Purple 
Masque  Experimental  Theatre  in  the  east  wing 
of  the  stadium  has  since  been  completed. 

In  addition  to  physical  plant  enlargement, 
curriculum  expansions  were  enacted.  New 
departments  of  political  science  and  sociology 
and  anthropology  were  added,  as  well  as  a 
new  division  in  the  history  and  philosophy 
department.  To  improve  the  faculty-student 
ratio  and  meet  needs  created  by  increased 
enrollment,  15  new  staff  positions  were  filled. 


After  completing  experiments,  students  must  compute  and 
record  results  in  laboratory  manuals  tor  chemistry  credit. 


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Arts  and  Sciences  Council  -Top  Row.-  William  J.  Romig,  Edwin  V. 
Brown,  Tahmeroo  L.  Gaynier,  Linda  K.  Stanley,  Mary  A.  Hornung, 
James  M.  O'Fallon,  Anellen  Nyquist,  Kathryne  L.  Gaynier,  Diane  D. 
DeVoe.  Second  Row:  Carol   S.  Walker,  Dennis  T,  Myers,  Judy  L. 


Jacobs,  Margaret  A.  Koepke,  Beverly  J.  Falconer,  Karen  D.  DeGood. 
Bottom  Row:  Jane  Clark,  Beverly  J.  Abmeyer,  Diane  E.  Lee,  Linda 
R.  Fritz. 


Surrounded  by  equipment  for  use  in  a  psychology  experi- 
ment, two  students  prepare  apparatus  for  a  rodent  study. 


During  summer  school  at  the  Sorbonne,  a  branch  of  the 
University  of  Paris,  students  visit  a  statue  of  Victor  Hugo. 


Students  man  research 
for  Arts  and  Sciences 


Research  conducted  by  Arts  and  Sciences 
departments  ranged  from  "A  Study  in  Etoxide- 
Carbonyl  Rearrangements"  in  chemistry  to 
"Evolution  of  Perceptual  Frames  of  Reference" 
in  psychology.  Zoology  researchers  studied 
"Biological  Control  of  Parasites  in  Poultry." 

Through  a  new  Board  of  Regents  plan,  the 
College  of  Arts  and  Sciences  received  the 
state's  first  "Distinguished  Professor."  The 
professor,  Dr.  Dudley  Williams,  joined  the 
physics  staff  for  a  one-year  term. 

Music  course  scheduling  was  disrupted 
first  semester  due  to  destruction  by  fire  of 
music  space  in  the  Auditorium. 

Members  of  the  Arts  and  Sciences  Council 
were  hosts  for  a  Homecoming  coffee  spon- 
sored by  the  College.  The  council  also  helped 
conduct  high  school  visitation  programs. 


In  modification  of  their  testing  programs,  some  departments 
administer  departmental  examinations  at  evening  sessions. 


College  of  Arts  and  Sciences  Department  Heads- Top  Row:  Donald 
J.  Ameel,  Zoology;  Thomas  J.  Badger,  Military  Science;  Alfred  F. 
Borg,  Bacteriology;  Norma  D.  Bunton,  Speech;  Alvin  B.  Cardwell, 
Physics;  Joseph  R.  Chelikowsky,  Geology  and  Geography;  Richard 
C.  Clark,  Modern  Languages;  Adrian  H.  Daane,  Chemistry.  Second 
Row:  Earle  R.  Davis,  English;  Louis  H.  Douglas,  Political  Science; 
Thomas  M.  Evans,  Physical  Education;  Holly  C.  Fryer,  Statistics; 


Carl  R.  Hausman,  Philosophy;  Randall  C.  Hill,  Sociology  and  An- 
thropology; Ralph  R.  Lashbrook,  Technical  Journalism;  Luther  0. 
Leavengood,  Music.  Bottom  Row:  Horace  B.  Lee,  Athletics;  Merrill 
E.  Noble,  Psychology;  John  A.  Nordin,  Economics;  Stuart  M.  Pady 
Botany  and  Plant  Pathology;  S.  Thomas  Parker,  Computing  Center; 
Ralph  G.  Sanger,  Mathematics;  and  Homer  E.  Socolofsky,  History. 


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As  dean  of  the  School  of  Education,  William  H.  Coffield  is  a 
member  of  the  Academic  Council  and  the  Graduate  Council. 


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Third  graders  at  Lee  School  learn  modern  mathematics  by 
questioning   their  student   instructor  about  division   pro- 


cedures. Student  teachers  in  elementary  schools  work  with 
grade  school  children  half  days  throughout  the  semester. 


Arranging  cutouts  for  a   bulletin   board,  student  teachers 
prepare  an  educational  project  for  kindergarten  children. 


Floyd  H.  Price,  assistant  to  Dean  William  Coffield,  works 
in  the  School  of  Education's  student  personnel  department. 


Education  raises  school  scholastic  requirements 


Completing  its  second  year  as  a  school,  the 
School  of  Education  raised  admission  stand- 
ards to  a  2.2  grade  point  average.  Secondary 
education  students  were  required  to  earn  a 
2.5  average  in  their  fields  of  concentration 
before  practice  teaching. 

Teacher  education  encompassed  nearly  20 
per  cent  of  the  University's  total  enrollment. 
In   the   graduate   education  program,  enroll- 


ment increased  more  than  100  per  cent  from 
the  previous  year.  Education  enlarged  its 
faculty  size  from  18  in  1960  to  28. 

Grants  totaling  $60,000  were  received  from 
the  National  Science  Foundation  for  work  in 
elementary  mathematics  and  science.  The 
Peace  Corps  granted  $210,000  for  training 
Peace  Corps  volunteers  to  be  stationed  in 
Guatemala  and  the  Dominican  Republic. 

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Commerce  curriculums 
expand;  enrollment  rises 


While  expanding  its  undergraduate  train- 
ing program  and  accommodating  a  15  per  cent 
enrollment  increase,  the  College  of  Commerce 
worked  in  close  contact  with  the  business 
community.  Six  new  scholarships  were  estab- 
lished for  accounting  and  business  adminis- 
tration students.  Increased  curriculum  re- 
quirements included  additional  course  work 
in  statistics  and  mathematics. 

Faculty  positions  in  the  two-year-old  Col- 
lege of  Commerce  showed  an  increase  from 
16  to  24  in  the  last  five  years.  Commerce  was 
awarded  college  status  in  1963.  As  dean  of  the 
College,  Clyde  Jones  was  a  member  of  the 
Council  of  Economic  Analysis  and  the  Kansas 
Council  for  Economic  Education. 

The  College  offered  six  areas  of  professional 
specialization.  Commerce  majors  could  en- 
roll in  curriculums  of  management,  finance, 
marketing,  personnel  management,  general 
business  and  secretarial  practice. 


By  governor's  appointment,  Dean  C.  Clyde  Jones  is  serving 
a  second  year  on  the  Kansas  Council  for  Economic  Analysis. 


Courses  in  typing  and  shorthand  prove  essential  for  a  commerce  student.  The  Col- 
lege stresses  on-the-job  experienc'e  for  students  enrolled  in  its  six  curriculums. 


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Work  on  Student  Activities  Board  consumes  time  of  Associate  Dean  James  B.  Hobbs. 
The  dean  also  served  on  a  selection  committee  for  Harlequinade,  the  new  Y-Orpheum. 


With  each  group  representing  the  Board  of  Directors  for  a 
corporation,  administration  classes  plan  a  business  ven- 


ture. Simulating  business  decisions  and  mapping  action  for 
companies  allows  them  a  crack  at  management  problems. 


While   working   in   a   store   to    learn   more  about   retailing 
and  marketing,  a  Commerce  student  examines  coat  fabrics. 


Commerce  college  hosts 
business  teachers,  editor 


In  conjunction  with  the  second  annual  busi- 
ness alumni  conference,  the  College  of  Com- 
merce hosted  a  meeting  of  Kansas  college  and 
university  business  teachers.  The  featured 
speaker  was  Leonard  S.  Silk,  senior  editor 
and  economist  of  Business  Week  magazine. 
Through  an  additional  program  aimed  at 
Kansas  businessmen,  the  College  published 
"The  Management  Letter." 

Another  College  bulletin,  "The  Commerce 
Student,"  was  initiated  by  Commerce  Coun- 
cil. The  student  newsletter,  distributed  four 
times  annually,  spotlighted  commerce  events 
on  campus  and  in  the  business  world.  Council 
members  also  conducted  a  survey  to  deter- 
mine if  students  would  prefer  beginning 
major  courses  as  freshmen. 

Under  an  accounting  internship  program, 
seniors  received  working  experience  as  junior 
members  of  public  accounting  firms.  The 
selected  students,  placed  with  firms  from 
New  York  to  California,  were  salaried  for  the 
six-week  period  of  internship. 


Commerce  Council  -Top  Row:  Allan  J.  Kvasnicka,  Obed  M.  Fricke, 
Robert  W.  Crouch,  John  I.  Wassberg,  Peter  L.  Molinari,  Larry  C. 
Arnett,  Arch  G.  Gothard,  Richard  L.  Thomas.  Bottom  Row:  Mildred 


E.  Buzenberg,  Elaine  C.  Smith,  Glenda  M.  Seltridge,  Kenneth 
Clintock,  Keith  A.  Stuessi,  Zelma  R.  Cole,  Sylvia  M.  Mills. 


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Presentations   of   analyzed    business    problems    help   stu- 
dents in  a  commerce  course  determine  best  business  policy 


to  follow.  Case  problems  from  widely  divergent  phases  of 
corporation    financial   activity  were   studied    by  students. 


During  a  visit  to  an  insurance  company,  students  inspect 
tapes  with  coded  information  on  policy  numbers  and  pre- 


mium payment  dates.  The  tour  was  planned  to  show  applica- 
tion of  IBM  program  equipment  to  business  administration. 


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Coordinator   for   developing   an   engineering   program   at 
Egypt's  University  of  Assiut  is  Associate  Dean  John  Shupe. 


Through  a  soil  compaction  test  during  a  soils  laboratory 
period,  students  attempt  to  find  optimum  moisture  content. 


Participating  in  an  electronics  laboratory  session,  engineers 
examine  a  diagram  of  a  triode  tube.  During  the  semester, 


class  members  learn  characteristics  and  parameters  of 
electron    devices    and    test    power   supply   performance. 


By  course  work  in  graphic  arts,  students   learn  how  to 
use  the  drafting  board.  Although  advanced  graphic  skill 


is  no  longer  required,  engineers  must  enroll  in  introduc- 
tory courses  of  graphic,  oral  and  written  communications. 


Doctoral  degrees  expand 
Engineering  curriculums 


For  the  first  time,  the  College  of  Engineer- 
ing offered  doctoral  programs  in  nuclear  and 
environmental  engineering.  Doctoral  studies 
in  mechanical,  electrical  and  chemical  engi- 
neering and  applied  mechanics  were  also 
open  to  graduate  students. 

Although  the  College  of  Engineering  honors 
program  was  only  three  years  old,  90  students 
participated  in  it. 

Cooperating  with  the  Agency  for  Interna- 
tional Development,  the  College  had  four 
faculty  representatives  at  the  University  of 
Assiut  in  Egypt.  Three  staff  members  worked 
to  improve  engineering  practices  in  Brazil 
and  Afghanistan.  Another  three  professors 
delivered  research  papers  in  Europe. 


As  advisory  member,  Dean  Paul  Russell  serves  on  a  Kansas 
Chamber  of  Commerce  industrial  development  committee. 


Non-University  sources 
allot  Engineering  grants 


Approximately  one-half  million  dollars  were 
invested  in  more  than  83  research  projects 
conducted  by  the  Engineering  Experiment 
Station.  Non-University  funds  financed  60 
per  cent  of  Engineering  research. 

Also  largely  dependent  on  outside  funds 
was  the  Environmental  Research  Laboratory, 
housing  projects  financed  by  grants  totaling 
$120,000.  Under  a  seven-month,  $46,000  pro- 
gram, researchers  studied  confinement  in  a 
simulated  air  raid  shelter.  Through  a  study 
entitled  "Physiological  Response  to  Hot- 
Humid  Environments,"  more  definite  stand- 
ards for  survival  shelter  design  were  deter- 
mined. Environmental  research  also  studied 
optimum  temperature  for  floor  surface  com- 
fort and  evaluated  kitchen  range  ventilation 
hoods'.  The  College  of  Engineering  worked 
on  plans  for  an  addition  to  the  environmental 
laboratory  physical  plant. 

As  co-ordinator  of  student  activities  in  the 
College,  Engineering  Council  helped  super- 
vise departmental  exhibits  for  the  renamed 
Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House. 


Studying  two  types  of  dynamos  during  the  semester,  engi- 
neers apply  knowledge  in  direct  current  laboratory  work. 


Until   last  year  a   mechanical   engineering  assistant  pro- 
fessor, Henry  Neely  is  assistant  to  dean  of  the  College. 


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College  of  Engineering  Department  Heads- Top  Row:  Jack  B.  Black- 
burn, Civil  Engineering;  Leland  S.  Hobson,  Engineering  Experiment 
Station;  William  H.  Honstead,  Chemical  Engineering;  William  R. 
Kimel,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Bottom  Row:  Philip  G.  Kirmser,  Applied 
Mechanics;  George  H.  Larson,  Agricultural  Engineering;  Ralph  G. 
Nevins,  Mechanical  Engineering;  George  F.  Schrader,  Industrial 
Engineering. 


Using  the  stump-tailed  monkey,  research  workers  conduct 
an  experiment  on  wind  avoidance  in  the  Environmental  Re- 


search   Laboratory.  Wind  velocities  at  different  tempera- 
tures are  blasted  at  the  subject  during  experimentation. 


Engineering  Council  -Top  Row:  Gene  P.  Rathbun,  John  W.  Reed, 
Dennis  J.  McCormick,  Robert  D.  Crangle,  Robert  M.  Hamlett,  Lonnie 
A.  Theye,  Robert  J.  Wiruth,  Larry  W.  Emig.  Bottom  Row.-  Donald  M. 


Williams,  James  R.  Jaax,  William  R.  Jacobs,  David  E.  Banks,  Charles 
E.  Bliss. 


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Enrollment  figures  break 
Home  Economics  record 


Undergraduate  enrollment  of  889  students 
during  fall  semester  smashed  an  all-time  rec- 
ord of  841  set  in  1940  by  the  College  of  Home 
Economics.  The  largest  recorded  freshman 
class  and  an  increased  number  of  graduate 
students  also  combined  to  boost  total  enroll- 
ment to  the  College's  largest  since  it  was 
founded  in  1873. 

Home  Economics  awarded  almost  150  bach- 
elor's degrees.  In  addition,  following  a  de- 
mand for  more  graduate  home  economists, 
the  Home  Economics  Master's  Degree  Project 
was  launched  spring  semester  1964.  Top- 
ranking  home  economics  students  in  the 
upper  10  per  cent  of  each  class  were  invited 
to  participate  in  the  accelerated  study  project. 
Students  in  the  program  selected  electives 
which  would  permit  them  to  move  directly 
into  master's  degree  work  following  gradua- 
tion. A  member  of  the  graduate  faculty  was 
appointed  to  advise  each  of  the  33  participants. 


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Coeds   inspect  earthenware   pots  baked   in  the  ceramics 
kiln   which  a  graduate  student  built  behind  Justin   Hall. 


After    using   the   College's    newly-installed   etching   press, 
home  economics  women  pull  a  finished  design  off  the  flat 


bed    printing    surface.    In    creating    etched    illustrations, 
the  home  ec  art  department  uses  copper  and  zinc  plates. 


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Aided  by  a  meat  thermometer  apparatus,  a  graduate  stu- 
dent conducts  research  on  cooking  time  required  for  pork. 


High  schools,  universities,  home  economics  conferences  and 
alumnae  groups  invite  Dean  Doretta  S.  Hoffman  to  lecture. 


College  of  Home  Economics  Department  Heads- Top  Row:  John 
Hannah,  acting  head,  Art;  Richard  L.  D.  Morse,  Family  Economics; 
Grace  M.  Shugart,  Institutional  Management.  Bottom  Row:  Marjorie 
M.  Stith,  Family  and  Child  Development;  Gwendolyn  L.  Tinklin, 
acting  head,  Foods  and  Nutrition;  Jessie  A.  Warden,  Clothing  and 
Textiles. 


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At  Merrill  Palmer  Institute  in  Detroit,  Mich.,  Dean  Ruth  Hoeflin 
continues  with  her  second  semester  post  doctoral  studies. 


Coeds  conduct   research   for  development  of  a  specially 
designed  food  preparation  center  for  handicapped  women. 


Research  plays  top  role 
in  home  ec  curriculums 


Research  played  an  integral  part  in  the 
six  curriculums  of  the  College  of  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Foods  and  nutrition  research  focused 
on  dietary  habits  of  underprivileged,  pre- 
school children  in  Riley  County.  The  depart- 
ment also  conducted  a  National  Livestock  and 
Meat  Board  test  about  pork  cookery. 

A  family  economics  project  utilized  a 
kitchen  with  a  motorized  chair  designed  to 
help  semi-invalids  manage  homes. 

In  testing  resistance  of  fabric  to  weath- 
ering and  light,  clothing  and  textiles  used  a 
weatherometer.  The  research  machine  simu- 
lated humidity,  temperature  and  rainfall  con- 
ditions. Another  device,  a  scott  tester,  studied 
chemical  and  physical  effects  of  radiation  ex- 
posure to  cotton  fabric. 


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Food  mixing  for  large  scale  meal  preparation  constitutes 
part  of  class  work  in  institutional  management  laboratory. 


Through  class  instruction,  home  economics  students  gain 
sewing  skill  by  making  blouses  in  a  pattern  study  course. 


Home  Economics  Council  —  Top  Row:  Mary  L.  Carr,  Mary  E.  Kloster- 
meier,  Edith  E.  Warrington,  Patricia  A.  Patton,  Olga  E.  Schwartzkope, 
Patricia  A.  Sughrue,  Diana  K.  Pringle,  Betty  S.  Arnold,  Beth  M.  Pann- 
backer,  Mary  A.  Lambert,  Diana  K.  Goertz,  Barbara  J.  Symns,  Sherry 


K.  Brush,  Jean  E.  Reehling.  Bottom  Row:  Ruth  E.  Whitten,  Carolyn  J. 
Cox,  Linda  E.  Porter,  Mary  R.  Steinbrink,  Patricia  A.  Leopold,  Mar- 
garet H.  Sughrue,  Valerie  B.  Hoover,  Mary  A.  Bishop. 


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Graduate  Council- Top  Row.-  Harry  B.  Pfost,  Theodore  A.  Chadwick,  Holly  C.  Fryer.  Bottom  Row:  William  L  Stamey,  Joe  W.  Kraus,  Grayce 

Merle  E.  Gugler,  James  C.  Carey,  R.  Dean  Dragsdorf.  Second  Row:  E.  Goertz,  Dorothy  L  Harrison,  Cecil  H.  Best. 

William  H.  Coffield,  Erie  E.  Bartley,  Roscoe  Ellis,  Edgar  S.  Bagley, 


While  fulfilling  requirements  for  a  graduate  degree,  a  student 
uses  quail  as  experimental  animals  in  biochemistry 


research.  Injections  of  carotenoid  solution  determine  the 
substance's  possible  use  as  a  supplement  for  vitamin  A. 


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Graduate  School  names 
space  researcher  dean 


Replacing  Acting  Dean  William  Stamey, 
John  Lott  Brown  assumed  duties  as  dean  of 
Graduate  School  early  second  semester.  Dean 
Brown,  who  has  been  a  director  of  graduate 
study  at  the  University  of  Pennsylvania's 
medical  school,  succeeded  Dean  Harold  Howe. 
The  former  administrator  left  K-State  to  be 
head  of  the  graduate  school  at  St.  Louis  Uni- 
versity. In  past  research  work,  Dean  Brown 
had  been  involved  in  study  of  sensory  and  per- 
ceptual problems  of  space  flight.  He  received 
his  doctorate  from  Columbia  University. 

In  addition  to  administrative  changes,  the 
school  expanded  Graduate  Council  by  eight 
members.  Fuller  Council  representation  of 
graduate  study  areas,  coordination  of  grad- 
uate work  among  schools  and  colleges  and 
support  of  research  by  grants  were  points 
included  in  the  reorganization.  The  School's 
Research  Coordinating  Council  allocated  more 
than  $32,000  in  research  study  grants. 


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To  outline  graduate  programs  fitted  to  individual  needs  is 
the  duty  of  Graduate  School's  Acting  DeanWilliam  L.Stamey. 


As  members  of  Research  Co-ordinating  Council,  Leland  S.  Hobson,  William  L.  Stamey, 
C.  Peairs  Wilson  and  Alvin  B.  Cardwell  allocate  funds  for  graduate  research. 


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Investigating  x-ray  slides  of  a  joint,  fifth  and  sixth  year  veter-  gain  experience  in  x-ray  methods.  Fractures,  tumors  and 

inary  medicine  students  work  in  the  interpretation  room  to  embedded  foreign  bodies  can  be  detected  from  the  slides. 


As  assistant  dean,  Lee  T.  Railsback  works  with  students  and 
supervises  programing  of  veterinary  medicine  courses. 


Among  287  students  studying  to  be  veterinarians,  only  12 
women  are  enrolled  in  the  College  of  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Kitchell  assumes  duties 
as  new  veterinary  dean 


As  new  dean  of  the  College  of  Veterinary 
Medicine,  Ralph  L.  Kitchell,  assumed  admin- 
istrative duties  during  the  summer  school 
session.  Dean  Kitchell  replaced  former  head 
Elden  E.  Leasure  who  retired  to  do  veterinary 
teaching  and  research.  The  new  administra- 
tor held  degrees  in  veterinary  medicine  and 
human  anatomy  from  Iowa  State  University 
and  the  University  of  Minnesota. 

In  projected  programs  of  the  College,  Dean 
Kitchell  focused  plans  on  increasing  activities 
in  research,  professional  training  and  service 
to  practicing  veterinarians  in  Kansas.  Pro- 
grams supervised  by  the  administrator  re- 
flected what  he  foresaw  as  a  future  need  for 
increased  cooperation  between  the  veterinary 
and  medical  professions. 

Supervising  student  activities  of  the  Col- 
lege, Veterinary  Medicine  Executive  Council 
organized  the  eighth  annual  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine Open  House.  With  one  representative 
from  each  class  and  five  elected  members,  the 
veterinary  council  acted  as  governing  organi- 
zation of  the  student  chapter  of  the  American 
Veterinary  Medical  Association. 


Ralph  L  Kitchell,  dean  of  Veterinary  Medicine,  cites  need  for 
increased  veterinary  and  medical  profession  cooperation. 


Veterinary  Medicine  Executive  Council- Top  Row:  Tom  M.  Tribolet, 
Paul  A.  Ryding,  Tony  L.  Kirk,  Paul  T.  Purinton,  William  C.  Bergin, 


Robert  K.  Treptow.  Bottom  Row:  Glenn  T.  Hartke,  Jack  E.  Catlin, 
Wayne  M.  Grover,  Harry  F.  Moberly,  Charles  A.  Helwig. 


Working  in  a  pathology  laboratory,  a  student  prepares  an 
animal  blood  count  for  use  by  a  veterinary  clinician. 


College  of  Veterinary  Medicine  Department  Heads-  E  H.  Coles, 
Pathology;  J.  E.  Mosier,  Surgery  and  Medicine;  D.  M.  Trotter,  Anatomy. 


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Vet  stipend  encourages 
study  of  nervous  system 


Granted  $84,511  by  a  branch  of  the  National 
Institute  of  Health,  the  College  of  Veterinary 
Medicine  initiated  a  three-year  study  of  en- 
cephalitic  problems  in  cattle.  Investigation 
of  nervous  system  disorders  common  in  feed- 
lot  areas  was  the  main  problem  subsidized. 
Work  was  to  be  aimed  at  methods  of  diagnosis, 
treatment  and  prevention. 

Among  30  studies  conducted  by  the  College 
was  research  on  vaccine  to  reduce  the  10  to 
50  per  cent  mortality  usually  resulting  from 
pinkeye  in  cattle.  Work  was  also  done  on  a 
test  to  shorten  time  required  in  identification 
of  shipping  fever  complex. 

Dietary  deficiencies  and  skin  warts  in  cat- 
tle, as  well  as  baby  pig  anemia  and  gastric 
ulcers  in  swine,  were  studied  in  other  veteri- 
nary research.  More  than  5,000  mice  were 
used  in  rabies  diagnostic  services  provided 
by  the  College  of  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Students  study  functions  of  the  bovine  anatomy  by  perform- 
ing a  careful  dissection  of  a  specimen  in  anatomy  lab. 


Fifth  and  sixth  year  veterinary  students  examine  a  cat  to         amination,    students    follow    diagnostic    procedures    used 
determine   respiratory  trouble.  While  conducting  the  ex-         when  admitting  animals  to  Dykstra  Veterinary  Hospital. 


As  part  of  preliminary  steps  used  in  treatment  of  external        tion  to  training  veterinarians,  Dykstra  Hospital  provides  an 
parasites,  a  dog  is  sheared  by  veterinary  students.  In  addi-        animal  diagnosis  and  treatment  center  for  community  use. 


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Senate  increases  power 
to  check  apportionments 


Through  a  major  constitutional  revision 
enacted  by  Student  Senate,  the  governing 
body  delegated  itself  more  power  in  review- 
ing apportionments  to  campus  organizations. 
In  expansion  of  its  organization,  Senate 
created  four  new  committees:  student  opinion 
sampling,  cultural  affairs,  anti-discrimination 
and  political  union. 

As  student  representatives,  members  hosted 
the  Conference  on  Higher  Education  in  Kan- 
sas. The  group  also  joined  the  Associated 
Student  Governments  of  the  United  States. 
Delegates  were  sent  to  the  Big  Eight  and 
National  Student  Government  conferences 
and  the  President's  Youth  Leadership  Con- 
ference in  Washington. 

With  President  Ron  Hysom,  Student  Gov- 
erning Association  was  one  of  three  student 
groups  to  inaugurate  a  'Cats  for  Curtains 
campaign.  It  aimed  to  provide  stage  drapes  for 
the  auditorium  planned  to  replace  the  struc- 
ture gutted  in  a  winter  fire. 

Heralding  the  arrival  of  winter,  the  season's  first  snowfall 
slows  between-class  traffic  on  the  busy  campus  sidewalks. 


Ron  Hysom,  as  Student  Governing  Association  president, 
serves  as  chairman  of  the  activity  fee  Apportionment  Board. 


Student  Senate-  Top  Row:  Erma  J.  Karr,  Beryl  A.  Shaw,  Mary  L.  Hay- 
maker, Ruth  E.  Whitten,  Sharon  J.  Carlson,  Pamela  A.  Howard,  Har- 
riet J.  Meals,  Janice  I,  McCord,  Karen  L  Chitwood.  Second  Row: 
James  R.  Calcara,  Kent  H.  Freeland,  Robert  D.  Crangle,  Pamela  J. 
Henry,  Judith  F.  Werner,  Sandra  J.  Beck,  Charles  E.  Bliss,  Gary  M. 


Thomas.  Third  Row:  Syed  A.  Quadri,  John  I.  Wassberg,  Larry  R.  An- 
derson, George  D.  Wilcoxon,  Donald  R.  Ferguson,  Joseph  H.  Stout, 
Ralph  E.  Stegner.  Bottom  Row:  Richard  M.  Anderson,  Robert  M. 
Hamlett,  Ronald  R.  Hysom,  Richard  F.  Gillum,  Robert  J.  Nijweide, 
Ralph  E.  Prusok. 


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Board  of  Student  Publications  awards  K-Keys  to  outstanding 
journalists  working  on   University  publications.   Members 


are  Mark  L  Miller,  Ralph  R.  Lashbrook,  Judith  A.  Davidson, 
Fritz  Moore,  John  A.  Krider  and  Byron  E.  Ellis. 


Journalism  board  allots 
student  publishing  fees 


Board  alters  structure; 
opens  membership  post 


Royal  Purple,  Collegian  and  Student  Direc- 
tory finances  were  directed  by  the  Board  of 
Student  Publications.  The  Board  awarded  con- 
tracts for  photographic  services,  printing  and 
yearbook  work.  Among  duties  for  the  three 
student  and  three  faculty  members  was  guid- 
ance of  Collegian  editorial  policies. 


With  reorganization  of  Apportionment 
Board,  one  student  was  added  to  the  previous 
three-student,  three-faculty  member  board. 
Ronald  Hysom,  student  body  president,  was 
board  chairman.  Almost  $300,000  from  student 
activity  funds  was  apportioned  by  the  board 
to  more  than  35  campus  organizations. 


Allotting  funds  to  campus  organizations  are  Apportionment 
Board  members  Stephen  D.  Nelson,  Shelia  R.  Pilger,  Dean 


Chester  E.  Peters,  Melvin  E.  Thompson,  Donald  M.  Williams, 
Ann  McCaslin,  Karl  Stacey  and  Ronald  H.  Hysom. 


Tribunal  members  Don  A.  Trumbo,  James  W.  Thiesing,  Joe 
L.  Mauderly,  Patricia  J.  Callen,  Herbert  E.  Kaiser,  Ralph  Up- 


per, Janet  M.  Francis,  Betty  S.  Arnold  and  David  A.  Richard- 
son meet  in  the  Union  to  hear  honor  code  cases. 


Chancellor  James   Thiesing,   serving   his  second   year  on 
Tribunal,  presides  over  meetings  of  the  judicial  group. 


Judicial  branch  judges 
student  discipline  cases 


Because  of  its  status  as  student  govern- 
ment's judicial  branch,  Tribunal  was  charged 
with  maintenance  and  enforcement  of  the 
K-State  honor  code.  The  body  made  recom- 
mendations on  action  to  be  taken  in  student 
disciplinary  cases.  Tribunal  also  held  hearings 
on  reinstatement  petitions  for  students  dis- 
missed from  the  University. 

After  cases  were  heard  by  Tribunal,  recom- 
mendations were  referred  for  action  to  the 
dean  of  students.  Tribunal's  attorney  general 
reviewed  cases  with  the  dean.  Students  were 
allowed  to  appeal  Tribunal  decisions  to  the 
Board  of  Appeals.  Board  members  hearing 
student  petitions  were  Faculty  Senate  presi- 
dent, student  body  president  and  the  dean  of 
each  violator's  college. 

To  represent  the  undergraduate  college 
councils,  five  student  justices  were  appointed 
by  the  student  body  president.  Each  Tribu- 
nal justice  was  authorized  to  serve  a  three- 
year  term.  Also  appointed  to  terms  on  the 
judicial  body  were  four  faculty  justices.  James 
Thiesing  acted  as  chancellor  of  Tribunal. 

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Coeds  volunteer  their  help  at  the  Student  Health  Center 
through  an  AWS  service  committee.  During  free  hours  the 


volunteers   assist   registered   nurses  by  sterilizing  instru- 
ments, carrying  trays  and  acting  as  untrained  nurses  aids. 


AWS  bills  pass  Senate,  form  new  coed  policy 


Eight  bills  drafted  by  Associated  Women 
Students  concerning  rule  changes  for  under- 
graduate women  were  passed  by  Faculty  Sen- 
ate. The  policies  included  increasing  upper- 
class  women's  closing  hours  to  11  p.m.  on 
week  nights  and  12  p.m.  on  Sundays. 

Helping  begin  a  library  at  a  Nigerian  uni- 
versity, AWS  collected   books   from  campus 


organizations.  The  group  also  initiated  a 
tradition  of  donating  books  to  Farrell  Library 
in  the  name  of  a  woman  professor  nominated 
by  University  women  as  favorite  instructor. 
AWS  donated  $200  worth  of  books  on  behalf 
of  its  first  winner,  Ivalee  McCord,  a  member 
of  the  home  economics  faculty.  Associate 
Dean  Margaret  Lahey  advised  AWS. 


Associated  Women  Students- Top  Row:  Leetta  L.  Wood,  Barbara  S. 
Mitchell,  Barbara  H.  Charles,  Barbara  K.  Hollis,  Mozellar  L.  Davis, 
Sally  A.  Sutton,  Judith  A.  Davidson,  Margaret  E.  Tanner,  Carolyn  A. 
Cotter,  Cheryl  S.  Schroeppel.  Second  Row:  Joyce  A.  Burris,  Linda  C. 
Barton,  Margaret  IN.  Lahey,  Barbara  K.  Filbert,  Carolyn  G.  Bartho- 
lomew, Katherine  E.  Clark,  Joyce  I.  Freeman,  Sharon  A.  Hotujac, 
Margaret  A.  Gomez,  Sharon  K.  Benton,  Marilyn  L  Lafferty.  Third 


Row:  Mary  A.  Bishop,  Ruth  A.  Wilson,  Judith  A.  Rowe,  Virginia  R. 
Green,  Lois  K.  Lewis,  Sally  J.  Maichel,  Carol  A.  Gilchrist,  Martha  A. 
Wilson,  Carolyn  M.  Collins,  Susanne  F.  Little.  Bottom  Row:  Mary  E. 
Wanklyn,  Linda  R.  Lambright,  Patricia  A.  Seitz,  Julona  C.  Powell, 
Natalie  J.  Parker,  Demis  K.  Cloe,  Margery  A.  Braunschweiger,  Ann 
McCaslin,  Mary  L  Burk,  Louise  S.  Keucher. 


Union  food  service,  an  operation  under  Director  Richard 
Blackburn,  serves  nearly  three  million  persons  each  year. 


Areas  like  the  Union  Main  Lounge  and  Browsing  Library  pro- 
vide a  relaxed  atmosphere  for  study  or  newspaper  reading. 


Students,  professionals 
utilize  Union  facilities 


Fulfilling  its  role  as  "the  living  room  of  the 
campus  community,"  the  Union  provided 
facilities  for  more  than  3,000  meetings  of 
student  and  professional  groups. 

Remodeling  the  upper  level  recreation  desk 
resulted  in  installation  of  the  Cats'  Pause. 
The  combined  bookstore  and  ticket  booth  was 
named  in  a  campus-wide  contest. 

New  Orleans,  the  New  York  World's  Fair, 
Colorado  ski  slopes  and  Europe  were  destina- 
tions of  Union-sponsored  trips  and  tours. 
Campus  entertainment  scheduled  by  the  10 
Union  committees  included  Johnny  Mathis 
and  the  Modern  Folk  Quartet.  To  use  the  Dive 
more  effectively,  the  Union  sponsored  hoote- 
nannies  and  combos  for  Friday  night  dances. 


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Student  Activities  Board- fop  Row:  Mary  A.  Pryor,  Karin  F.  Burns, 
Marcia  L.  Porter,  William  H.  Smith,  Caroline  F.  Peine,  Kenneth  D. 


Buchele.  Bottom  Row:  Vicky  J.  Kimbell,  Kathleen  Newell,  Keith  A. 
Stuessi,  Sharon  A.  Morris,  Lyman  G.  Hughes,  Robert  A.  Briggs. 


Union  Governing  Board- Top  Row:  Richard  D.  Blackburn,  John  E. 
Norberg,  Barbara  P.  Loebeck,  James  N.  Rowland,  Mary  J.  Riddle, 
Joseph  Julian,   Richard  C.  Clark,  Terry  A.  Welden.  Bottom  Row: 


Frederick  Williams,  Sandra  J.  Beck,  William  H.  Smith,  Catherine 
Gerritz,  Mary  A.  Hornung. 


Union  Program  Council -fop  Row:  Richard  E.  Fagerberg,  Gordon  E.  Marsha  K.  Greene,  C.  Kathrine  Barker,  Gloria  W.  Rumsey.  Bottom 

Snyder,  William  H.  Smith,  Frank  B.  Bartow,  Bruce  W.  Heckman.  Row:  Barbara  L.  Brooks,  Cynthia  Lammers,  Barbara  P.  Loebeck, 

Second  Row:  Harry  H.  Hoesli,  Sarah  A.  Potter,  Pamela  A.  Howard,  Frederick  L.  Williams,  Kathryn  L.  Holecek. 


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Honor  Societies 65-86 

General  Clubs 87-135 

Religious  Groups 136-145 

Greek  Housing 146-219 

Independent  Housing 220-267 

Married  Student  Housing 268-272 


Organizations 


Photo  by  David  von  Riesen 


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Organizations  are  made  up  of  people,  and 
people  retain  memories  of  campus  life  as  seen 
through  the  groups.  They  sponsor  contests 
like  the  Ag  Barnwarmer  and  Derby  Day,  but  all 
work  is  not  alone.  Many  groups  work  together 
on   joint   events   like   the  Homecoming   rally. 


Photo  by  Don  Richards 


Seat  of  campus  life  is  the  Union.  With 
the  Activities  Center  and  meeting  rooms, 
the  Union  provides  a  center  at  which  many 
organizations  can  base  their  work.  But 
the  Union  means  much  more  than  work.  It 
is  a  campus  living  room.  Whether  dancing 
to  a  combo  in  the  Dive  or  just  having  a 
coke  in  the  State  Room,  a  student  always 
has  a  place  to  relax  after  a  day  of  classes. 


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Blue  Key- Top  Row:  Jerry  L.  Munson,  Douglas  K.  Dusenbury,  Wayne 
M.  Grover,  Chester  E.  Peters,  Terry  L.  Patterson,  George  L  Zabel, 
Jerry  D.  Metz.  Bottom  Row:  Kent  H.  Freeland,  Richard  E.  Webber, 


Robert  D.  Crangle,  Harvey  D.  Hensley,  Stephen  D.  Nelson,  Donald 
M.  Williams,  David  A.  Richardson. 


Greek  pledges  and  actives  move  to  the  music  of  Rodney  and 
the  Blazers  at  the   Interfraternity   Pledge  Council  dance. 


Blue  Key  seniors  plan 
'Haunting  Memories7 


Presentation  of  a  traditional  white  cape 
to  Homecoming  Queen  Deanna  McCracken 
was  only  one  facet  Blue  Key  members  arranged 
in  planning  Homecoming.  Following  the 
theme,  "Haunting  Memories/'  the  seniors  also 
organized  the  skits,  parade,  dance,  bonfire 
and  football  game  ceremonies. 

Painting  "Beat  KU"  signs  on  merchants' 
windows  was  a  project  which  added  $600  to 
the  Blue  Key  treasury.  The  honorary  contrib- 
uted to  the  'Cats  for  Curtains  campaign  and  to 
a  memorial  fund  for  a  student  killed  in  a  car 
accident.  Blue  Key  presented  its  annual 
scholarship  to  a  sophomore  man. 

Advised  by  Chester  Peters,  dean  of  stu- 
dents, the  senior  men's  honorary  selected  a 
traditional  13  members  on  the  basis  of  their 
leadership  and  scholarship  records.  The  men 
boasted  a  3.2  cumulative  grade  average.  Blue 
Key  elected  Harvey  Hensley  president. 


Deanna  McCracken  squeals  with  delight  as  Blue  Key  presi- 
dent names  her  Homecoming  Queen  in  front  of  Seaton  Hall. 


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Mortar  Board  -Top  Row:  Catherine  M.  Gerritz,  Dorothy  J.  Barrons, 
Diane  E.  Lee,  Margaret  Raftington,  Kathleen  D.  Nelson,  Janice  I. 
McCord,  Harriet  J.  Meals,  Karen  J.  Carey,  Golda  M.  Crawford,  Suzanne 


M.  Behrens,  Rita  D.  Mundhenke.  Bottom  Row:  Barbara  J.  Symns, 
Sharon  J.  Carlson,  Judith  A.  Wolf,  Judith  F.  Werner,  Phyllis  J.  Kaff, 
Mary  J.  Riddle. 


Mortar  Board  sponsors 
meeting  at  Rock  Springs 


Mortar  Board  members  from  five  schools 
attended  a  section  conference  which  the  Uni- 
versity's chapter  hosted  at  Rock  Springs 
Ranch.  The  senior  women's  scholastic  and 
leadership  honorary  sold  chrysanthemums  at 
several  home  football  games.  Instead  of  pre- 
senting its  annual  scholarship,  Mortar  Board 
brought  Robert  Hazard  of  Virginia  to  campus 
for  a  convocation  in  which  he  reviewed  the 
World's  Fair  in  New  York  City. 


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At  the  Parents'  Day  game,  President  McCain  escorts  honor- 
ary parents,  Dr.  and  Mrs.  John  Cortner,  to  press  box  seats. 


Chimes  women  hostess  Mortar  Board  Scholarship  Banquet. 
Mortar  Board  awarded  certificates  for  high  freshman  grades. 


Juniors  hike  grade  point 
for  Chimes  membership 


Grade  point  average  required  for  Chimes 
membership  was  changed  from  a  2.8  to  a  3.0 


by  the  junior  women's  honorary.  The  women 
sponsored  annual  Parents'  Day  activities  and 
served  a  tea  for  women  transfer  students. 

Halloween  Day  the  juniors  rode  in  the 
Homecoming  Parade  and  at  Christmas,  they 
visited  a  private  nursing  home.  In  the  spring, 
Chimes  tapped  sophomores  based  on  their 
records  of  scholarship  and  leadership. 


Chimes- Top  Row:  Jean  M. 
Miller,  Dorothy  B.  Pettis, 
Vicky  J.  Cotner,  Pamela  J. 
Henry,  Jane  Clark,  Marilyn 
K.  Spainhour,  Sandra  J.  Beck, 
Ann  McCaslin,  Carole  J.  Fry, 
Linda  K.  Niedenthal,  Janet  M. 
Francis.  Bottom  Row.-  Pamela 
A.  Howard,  Karen  R.  McMil- 
lin,  Beverly  J.  Falconer,  Mary 
A.  Bishop,  Carol  S.  Walker, 
Beverly  J.  Abmeyer,  Karen  L. 
Chitwood,  Erma  J.  Karr. 


Phi  Kappa  Phi  chooses 
student,  faculty  scholars 


One  hundred  and  four  students  were  elected 
to  Phi  Kappa  Phi  during  spring  and  fall  tap- 
pings. The  national  scholastic  honorary  tapped 
undergraduate  and  graduate  students  and 
faculty  members.  Initiates,  including  six 
graduate  faculty  members,  were  honored  at 
a  spring  banquet  and  a  fall  tea. 


FALL  INITIATES 


COLLEGE  OF  AGRICULTURE 
Huffman,  Herbert  E.  Oplinger,  Edward  5. 

Lemon,  Janet  M.  Stoecker,  Arthur  L. 

Munson,  Charles  E. 


COLLEGE  OF  ARCHITECTURE  AND  DESIGN 
Cochran,  Robert  A. 


COLLEGE  OF  ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 

Bonebrake,  Veronica  Lee,  Diane  E. 

Bowie,  Rogga  J.  Lewis,  John  L. 

Brady,  Anita  I.  Riddle,  Mary  J. 

Dallas,  Jean  E.  Rittenoure,  Robert  L. 

Freeland,  Kent  H.  Surtees,  Carol 

Gladfelter,  Marv  E.  Templer,  Patricia  A. 
Hollis,  Carolyn  J. 

COLLEGE  OF  COMMERCE 
Fncke,  Obed  M.  Minsch,  Jean  A. 

McClintock,  Kenneth  Mundhenke,  Rita  D. 

SCHOOL  OF  EDUCATION 
Bender,  Janet  J.  Nelson,  Annette  K. 

Carlyon,  Rose  E.  Nelson,  Kathleen  D. 

Lyne,  Jean  E.  Pettey,  Lynda  L. 

COLLEGE  OF  ENGINEERING 
Delfosse,  Lyle  E.  Neville,  George  O. 

Donaldson,  Richard  L.  Park,  Richard  N. 

Hensley,  Harvey  D.  Tackette,  Howard  M. 

Krehbiel,  Lyle  D. 

COLLEGE  OF  HOME  ECONOMICS 

Darter,  Janet  K.  Symns,  Barbara  J. 

Kleymann,  Bonnie  J.  Watters,  Mary  A. 

Meeks,  Suzanne  J.  Winter,  Esta  A. 

COLLEGE  OF  VETERINARY  MEDICINE 
Tom  V.  David 

GRADUATE  SCHOOL 
Beekley,  Cynthia  X.  Morse,  Richard  H. 

DeGracie,  James  S.  Rhoades,  John  D. 

Gill,  Piara  S.  Richter,  Charles  E. 

Justice,  William  L.  Shortt,  James  C. 

Lutz,  Daniel  B. 


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Alpha  Lambda  Delta  -Top  Row:  Judith  M.  Graham,  Kathryne  L. 
Gaynier,  Gwendolyn  F.  Graham,  Sheryl  B.  Etling,  Rama  J.  Risley, 
Mary  R.  Steinbrink,  Charlotte  A.  Lawless,  Judith  A.  Melvin.  Second 
Row:  Cynthia  L.  Sperry,  Susanna  M.  Wright,  Patsy  C.  Meek,  Helen  C. 


Bauder,  Nancy  E.  Fair,  Diane  Hodgson,  Linda  A.  Claydon.  Bottom 
Row:  Mary  K.  Fowler,  Jane  Clark,  Sharon  A.  Mount,  Judith  K.  Nulty, 
Rita  K.  Lilak,  Jannette  S.  Robinson. 


Phi  Eta  Sigma  -Top  Row: 
Merwin  L.  Brown,  Rodney  T. 
Nash,  Donald  F.  Hansen, 
John  R.  Friley,  John  D.  Loop. 
Second  Row:  Stephen  J. 
Aberle,  Donald  G.  Shivers, 
William  W.  Everett,  David  S. 
Tucker,  Don  A.  Johnson 
Michael  D.  Janke.  Bottom 
Row:  Alwyn  H.  Gentry,  Gary 
E.  Clark,  John  W.  Toney, 
David  J.  Langford,  John  V. 
Lambert. 


Freshman  honoraries  decorate  Homecoming  ball 


Decorations  for  the  Homecoming  Dance 
were  designed  and  constructed  by  members 
of  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  and  Phi  Eta  Sigma. 
Following  a  fall  theme,  the  honoraries  used 
pumpkins,  leaves  and  candles  on  tables. 

Distributing  posters  publicizing  University 
Convocation  speakers  was  a  new  task  of  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta.  Members  of  the  35-woman 
freshman  honorary  assisted  with  freshmen 
and  transfer  student  orientation.  Led  by  Presi- 
dent Diane  Hodgson,  the  organization  also 

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conducted  a  dormitory  scholarship  program 
for  freshmen  women. 

"How  To  Study"  pamphlets  were  given  to 
entering  students  by  members  of  Phi  Eta 
Sigma,  freshmen  men's  honorary.  The  scholas- 
tic group  also  held  a  joint  banquet  with  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta  to  honor  new  members.  With 
a  membership  of  30,  the  group  was  directed 
by  David  Tucker.  Members  in  both  honoraries 
maintained  a  3.5  grade  point  average  for  work 
done  during  their  freshman  years. 


Phi  Alpha  Mu  —  Top  Row: 
Beryl  A.  Shaw,  Karen  R.  Mc- 
Millin,  Jean  E.  Dallas,  Mar- 
garet R.  Roebke,  Catherine 
M.  Gerritz.  Second  Row: 
Gwendolyn  F.Graham,  Judith 
A.  Winkler,  Kathleen  D.  Nel- 
son, Diane  E.  Lee,  Carolyn  J. 
Hollis,  Julia  R.  Crowley.  Third 
Row:  Sally  A.  Holliday,  Anita 
I.  Brady,  Karin  F.  Burns,  Bar- 
bara L.  Brooks,  Carole  J.  Fry. 
Bottom  Row:  Judy  J.  Trussell, 
Jane  Clark,  Sandra  J.  Beck, 
Margaret  A.  Koepke,  Joyce 
E.  Guy. 


Scholarship  earns  coeds 
Phi  Alpha  Mu  citations 


Putnam  Scholars  review 
political  campaign  tactics 


To  acknowledge  scholastic  achievement, 
Phi  Alpha  Mu  recognized  Sharon  Carlson  and 
Jeryn  Faddis  as  the  junior  women  with  the 
highest  grade  averages  in  Arts  and  Sciences. 
Based  on  grades  of  their  first  two  years,  both 
women  held  4.0  grade  averages.  The  arts  and 
sciences  honorary  also  invited  all  sophomore 
women  in  the  College  who  had  earned  at 
least  3.0  averages  to  a  scholarship  tea. 


Implications  of  the  political  campaigns  were 
discussed  at  a  pre-election  meeting  of  the 
Putnam  Scholars  Association.  President  Mc- 
Cain spoke  at  the  group's  annual  banquet. 
Other  activities  included  a  watermelon  feed, 
Christmas  party  and  spring  picnic.  Putnam 
scholarships,  established  in  1954,  were  the 
first  grants  in  the  University's  program  of 
general  scholarships. 


Putnam  Scholars  Association  -Top  Row:  Ann  W.  Smull,  Beryl  A. 
Shaw,  Carolyn  S.  Lemon,  Gail  A.  Klick,  Judith  P.  Houdyshell,  Linda 
K.  Niedenthal,  Carol  A.  Starns,  Linda  D.  Gentry,  Sheryl  B.  Etling, 
Karen  A.  Griffith,  Lynn  K.  Parsons.  Second  Row:  Carole  J.  Fry,  Joel 
D.  Ohlsen,  David  A.  Richardson,  Mark  K.  Torluemke,  Jean  E.  Saindon, 
Merwin  L.  Brown,  Delbert  G.  Ruckle,  Martha  M.  Fly,  Susan  J.  McCoy, 
Marilyn  S.  Myers,  Karyl  S.  Nelson,  David  E.  Carlson.  Third  Row: 


Joe  E.  Ward,  Diana  K.  Loetel,  Virginia  M.  Munson,  Joyce  E.  Guy, 
Sharon  J.  Carlson,  Margaret  A.  Koepke,  Janet  E.  True,  Rose  M. 
Potenski,  James  R.  Lee,  Robert  E.  Kirk,  Ronald  D.  Lyberger.  Bottom 
Row.-  Willits  A.  Smull,  Joel  W.  Athey,  Alwyn  H.  Gentry,  Thomas  W. 
Hinz,  Donald  R.  Ferguson,  Luanne  H.  Waters,  Paul  J.  Jacob,  Richard 
F.  Gillum,  Robert  S.  Shelor,  Robert  J.  Wuthnow. 


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Sigma  Delta  Ch\-Top  Row:  Mark  L.  Miller,  Lowell  Brandner,  Jack 
E.  Backer,  David  H.  Mickey,  Kent  H.  Freeland,  Ralph  R.  Lashbrook. 
Second  Row:  Max  M.  Fitzwater,  Douglas  G.  Groesbeck,  Charles  T. 


Powers,  James  L.  Garver,  C.  J.  Medlin,  George  R.  Eaton,  Carl  R. 
Rochat.  Bottom  Row:  William  H.  Morris,  Fred  M.  Parris,  Craig  A. 
McNeal,  Byron  E.  Ellis,  Michael  K.  Charles,  Elbert  B.  Macy. 


Theta  Sigma  Phi  -Top  Row: 
Roberta  G.  Applegate,  Judi  S. 
Halbleib,  Susanne  Miller, 
Roberta  L.  Hughes,  Glenna  L. 
Wilson,  Jeanette  H.  Johnson. 
Second  Row:  Mary  L.  Burk, 
Ann  E.  Friesen,  Rebecca  L. 
Fitzgerald,  Carole  J.  Fry, 
Diane  E.  Lee,  Betty  S.  Arnold. 
Bottom  Row:  Judith  A.  Cow- 
drey,  Judith  A.  Miller,  Kath- 
leen A.  Dickey,  Sharon  E. 
Stauffer,  Lois  A.  Hudgins. 


Societies  honor  journalist,  celebrate  anniversary 


Outstanding  Kansas  woman  journalist  was 
elected  by  Theta  Sigma  Phi  and  honored  at 
its  annual  Matrix  Table  Banquet.  The  women's 
honorary  planned  a  get-acquainted  party  for 
women  journalism  students  and  members 
sold  coffee  to  Kedzie  Hall  journalists. 


Forensic  Union-7op  Row:  Clair  L.  Swann,  Paul  R.  Firling,  David  A. 
Krueger,  Jack  V.  Lewis.  Second  Row:  Carolyn  L.  Carr,  Kevin  B.  Far- 
rell,  Vince  S.  DiSalvo,  Janice  D.  Kepley.  Bottom  Row:  Ted  J.  Barnes, 
George  H.  Johnston,  Donald  G.  Dressier,  John  V.  Heitman. 


Commemorating  the  fiftieth  anniversary  of 
its  local  chapter,  Sigma  Delta  Chi  invited 
Kansas  journalists  to  the  anniversary  K-Key 
Banquet.  Nine  members  of  the  men's  profes- 
sional journalism  society  attended  national 
Sigma  Delta  Chi  convention  in  Kansas  City. 

Debate  group  sponsors 
Midwest  novice  tourney 


Hosted  by  Forensic  Union,  the  seventeenth 
K-State  Novice  Debate  Tournament  attracted 
more  than  70  debate  teams.  Twenty-seven 
schools  were  represented  in  the  novice  con- 
test, the  oldest  and  one  of  the  largest  in  the 
Midwest.  Members  traveled  more  than  12,000 
miles  to  compete  in  12  tournaments. 


Phi  Upsilon  Omicron- 7op  Row:  Donna  B.  Bilderback,  Patricia  A. 
Patton,  Janet  K.  Darter,  Sonja  L.  Newcomer,  Dorothy  J.  Barrons, 
Rose  A.  Bradbury,  Sharon  A.  Hase,  Nancy  E.  Halverstadt.  Second 
Row:  Anna  M.  Luker,  Signe  L.  Burk,  Mary  A.  Watters,  Mary  R.  Stein- 
brink,  Rama  J.  Risley,  Jeanette  H.  Johnson,  Judith  E.  Brown,  Marilyn 


B.  Trotter.  Third  Row:  Sharon  Y.  Nickols,  Jannette  S.  Robinson,  Suz- 
anne A.  Meeks,  Doris  M.  Finch,  Vivian  S.  Sisk,  Mary  A.  Bishop,  Janet 
L.  Moore,  Barbara  J.  Symns.  Bottom  Row:  Ruth  A.  Cobb,  Nancy  C. 
Grey,  Sara  L.  Kuhn,  Linda  P.  Sanders,  Carol  L.  Smith,  Edith  E.  War- 
rington, Margaret  H.  Sughrue,  Shelia  R.  Pilger. 


Home  economics  honoraries  promote  profession 


"Responsibilities  of  Women  in  Tomorrow's 
World"  served  as  unifying  theme  behind  pro- 
grams of  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron.  In  collegiate 
work  to  advance  professional  home  economics, 
members  acted  as  guides  for  visitors  touring 
Justin  Hall.  The  honorary  planned  a  spring 
Founders'  Day  ceremony. 

Seniors  in  the  honorary  aided  the  home 
economics  faculty  by  serving  as  assistant 
freshmen  advisers.  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 
awarded  a  traveling  plaque  to  the  home  eco- 
nomics student  it  judged  most  outstanding 
for  leadership  and  scholarship  as  a  freshman. 


Through  a  program  promoting  research  in 
home  economics,  Omicron  Nu  members 
studied  investigations  undertaken  by  faculty 
women.  The  professional  group  entertained 
international  women  and  sophomores  with 
eligible  grades  at  a  spring  dessert.  The  society 
also  planned  a  freshman  tea.  Barbara  Symns 
was  elected  president. 

Doretta  Hoffman,  dean  of  the  College  of 
Home  Economics,  showed  slides  of  her  Rus- 
sian trip  to  women  in  the  honorary.  Omicron 
Nu  pledges  were  required  to  have  earned  a 
junior  standing  and  a  3.0  grade  average. 


Omicron  Nu  —  Top  Row:  Mary  E.  Woolsey,  Donna  B.  Bilderback,  Rama 
J.  Risley,  Nancy  E.  Halverstadt,  Phyllis  L.  Edwards,  Patricia  A.  Leo- 
pold, Julita  E.  Umali,  John  T.  Pence,  Margaret  V.  Clark.  Second  Row: 
Janet  K.  Darter,  Mary  R.  Steinbrink,  Marilyn  B.  Trotter,  Gretchen  L. 
Bonnewell,  Karolyn  K.  Ely,  Mary  A.  Watters,  Faith  R.  Roach,  Patricia 


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J.  Rogers.  Third  Row:  Suzanne  M.  Behrens,  Stella  K.  Mason,  Jeanette 
H.  Johnson,  Charlotte  I.  Pengilly,  Vivian  S.  Sisk,  Suzanne  A.  Meeks, 
Esta  A.  Winter,  Carolyn  L.  Brock.  Bottom  Row.-  Katherine  C.  Barker, 
Barbara  J.  Symns,  Anita  K.  Wilson,  Edith  E.  Warrington,  Sara  L. 
Kuhn,  Sharon  Y.  Nickols,  Rose  A.  Bradbury. 


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Steel  Ring  —  Top  Row:  Thomas  D.  Jacob,  Thomas  C.  Helbing,  Nor- 
bert  R.  Malik,  George  M.  Powell,  John  D.  Markel.  Second  Row:  Kerry 
F.  Williams,  Donald  M.  Williams,  James  L.  Goering,  William  B.  Living- 


ston, Johnny  L.  Granquist.  Bottom  Row:  Steven  J.  VanHole,  William 
E.  Richard,  Raymond  D.  Caughron,  Gary  D.  Bouchey,  Robert  L. 
Edwardson. 


University  alumni  attend 
Steel  Ring  open  house 


Commerce  majors  visit 
metropolitan  businesses 


Returning  engineering  and  architecture 
alumni  attended  a  Homecoming  open  house 
in  Seaton  Hall  sponsored  by  Steel  Ring.  The 
engineering  and  architecture  honorary  pre- 
sented a  $100  scholarship  to  a  major  in  one 
of  the  two  fields.  As  steering  committee, 
Steel  Ring  planned  programming  of  Engi- 
neers' and  Architects'  Open  House. 


On  professional  tours,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi 
visited  major  businesses  in  Wichita,  Topeka 
and  Kansas  City.  The  nation's  oldest  business 
administration  fraternity  hosted  Commerce 
alumni  during  Homecoming  and  co-spon- 
sored College  of  Commerce  Day.  With  Leland 
Schick  as  president,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  elected 
Oscar  Stauffer  an  honorary  member. 


Alpha  Kappa  Psi-7~op  Row:  Richard  F.  Urban,  Robert  M.  Deaver, 
Brian  G.  Trennepohl,  Peter  L.  Molinari,  Robert  E.  Davies,  Billy  G. 
Fellers,  Leroy  R.  Broxterman.  Second  Row:  Charles  W.  Guthrie, 
Dennis  J.  Ayotte,  Roland  E.  Sperry,  Urban  G.  Wise,  Barry  G.  Olsen, 
Kevin  B.  Farrell,  William  D.  Tuxbury.  Third  Row:  Allan  J.  Kvasnicka, 


Leland  R.  Schick,  Donald  M.  Wilson,  Donald  R.  Zahnley,  Kenneth  L. 
Francis,  William  C.  Barker,  Phillip  D.  Lange,  Wayne  E.  Setchell.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Lee  R.  Martin,  Dennis  A.  Kaump,  Charles  R.  Heidrick, 
Douglas  D.  Gardner,  Gary  L.  Poage,  Danny  J.  Ogle,  John  P.  Cable. 


Alpha  Zeta  project  aids  city  policeman's  widow 


Widow  of  a  Manhattan  policeman  killed 
during  the  fall  received  help  from  a  project 
sponsored  by  Alpha  Zeta.  The  agricultural 
honorary  conducted  a  smoker  and  an  initi- 
ation, banquet  program  each  semester.   Ed- 


ward Oplinger  was  president  of  the  honorary 
which  noted  more  than  a  20-member  increase. 
Upperclass  agriculture  and  veterinary  medi- 
cine majors  qualified  for  Alpha  Zeta  member- 
ship with  a  2.8  grade  average. 


Alpha  Zeta-Top  Row:  Hyde  S.  Jacobs,  Patrick  I.  Coyne,  Melvin  C. 
Hunt,  Osmundo  S.  Castilla,  Donald  L.  Steanson,  Carrol  W.  Campbell, 
John  C.  Durling,  Harold  D.  Engle,  Philip  V.  Mathews.  Second  Row: 
Melvin  V.  Splitter,  Frank  R.  Solomon,  Bill  D.  Emch,  Terry  J.  Kern, 
Charles  E.  Meeks,  Richard  W.  Morehouse,  Jack  L.  Anderson,  Steve 


R.  Mosier.  Third  Row:  Raymon  A.  Anderson,  Roland  K.  Krauss,  Wayne 
M.  Grover,  Maurice  D.  Penner,  George  L.  Zabel,  James  L.  Yager. 
Bottom  Row:  Stuart  J.  Burns,  Harry  C.  Mussman,  John  J.  Kern, 
Charles  E.  Munson,  Gary  E.  Thomas,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Carl  W.  Johnson, 
Dale  E.  Roberts. 


Alpha  Zeta-7~op  Row:  James  L.  Barnhart,  Edward  P.  Miller,  Richard 
E.  Webber,  Charles  L.  Stoehr,  Montford  L.  Carpenter,  David  P.  Kaiser, 
John  W.  Schrader,  Darrell  M.  Riftel,  Paul  T.  Purinton.  Second  Row: 
Richard  Bassette,  Melvin  E.  Thompson,  Terry  N.  Turner,  Edward  S. 
Oplinger,  Robert  E.  Baker,  Theodore  T.  Evans,  Donald  G.  Hefty, 


Richard  L.  Gillaspie.  Third  Row.-  Steven  D.  Schultz,  John  E.  Rice, 
Charles  A.  Helwig,  Peter  P.  Preheim,  Donald  W.  Butts,  Max  R.  Moss, 
LaVerne  R.  Myers.  Bottom  Row.-  Ronald  B.  Keene,  William  J.  Wel- 
lenstein,  Robert  M.  Brown,  Dennis  L.  Dechert,  Norman  B.  Jernigan, 
Bruce  W.  Little,  Roy  E.  Friesen,  Merle  G.  Eversmeyer. 


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Sigma  Alpha  Eta-fop  Row:  Carol  A.  Hinnergardt,  Virginia  P.  Mason, 
Carol  L.  Dillman,  Margaret  J.  Hansen.  Second  Row:  Judie  K.  Hunt, 
Marsha  K.  Greene,  Marjorie  K.  Tylke.  Bottom  Row:  Bertram  C. 
Thome,  Marcy  L.  Schmidler,  Maureen  K.  Manuel. 


Gamma  Theta  Upsilon-  Top  Row:  Vera  A.  Bates,  Alan  L.  Mashak, 
Mildred  F.  Bryant.  Second  Row:  Robert  G.  Madziya,  Nicholas  M. 
Nyamfukudza.  Bottom  Row:  George  E.  Taplin,  Charles  W.  Robertson, 
Donald  R.  Loar. 


Mu  Phi  Epsilon-fop  Row:  Judith  C.  Poppe,  Mary  R.  Brethour,  Mari- 
lyn J.  Back,  Janiece  D.  Fair.  Second  Row.-  Margie  E.  Vathauer,  Eliz- 
abeth A.  Dick,  Virginia  B.  Kenyon,  Rita  L.  Pearce.  Bottom  Row.-  Mari- 
lyn R.  Kuhn,  Joyce  E.  Guy,  Rachel  R.  Unruh,  Irene  S.  Skonberg. 


Speech,  hearing  majors 
learn  therapy  techniques 


While  working  in  the  Veteran's  Adminis- 
tration hospital  and  Capper  Foundation  in 
Topeka,  the  12  members  of  Sigma  Alpha  Eta 
employed  speech  and  hearing  therapy  tech- 
niques. Student  member  Marjorie  Tylke  was 
chosen  by  the  speech  pathology  society  as  the 
college's  outstanding  pathologist  of  the  year. 
Members  attended  Kansas  speech  and  hearing 
conventions  in  Topeka  and  Kansas  City. 


Gamma  Theta  Upsilon 
drafts  program  lecturers 


Geography  speakers  were  awarded  major 
spots  in  Gamma  Theta  Upsilon  programs.  One 
lecturer  showed  films  of  his  Grecian  tour 
while  another  described  his  Russian  trip. 
The  geography  group  planned  a  spring  field 
trip  with  geology  students.  Upperclass  rank- 
ing in  addition  to  2.5  over-all  and  2.8  cur- 
riculum grade  averages  were  required  for 
membership  in  the  geography  honorary. 


Mu  Phi  Epsilon  sends 
instruments  to  children 


Underprivileged  children  at  Gad's  Hill 
Center  in  Chicago  received  a  saxophone  and 
cornet  sent  by  women  of  Mu  Phi  Epsilon. 
Recognizing  scholarship  and  musical  ability 
of  upperclass  women  music  students,  Mu  Phi 
Epsilon  presented  an  interpretative  lecture 
recital.  As  other  projects,  the  women's  honor- 
ary planned  a  program  of  American  music  and 
helped  sponsor  the  Feast  of  Carols. 


Sigma  Tau  whitewashes 
'KS'  monument  on  K-Hill 


As  part  of  Sigma  Tau's  initiation  require- 
ment, the  engineering  honorary's  pledges 
whitewashed  the  concrete  "KS"  on  K-Hill. 
The  "K"  was  built  by  engineers  in  1921  while 
the  "S"  was  completed  by  Sigma  Tau  in  1930. 
Another  pledge  project  was  painting  the 
Sigma  Tau  pyramid  northwest  of  the  Union. 

In  addition  to  conducting  opening  cere- 
monies for  Engineers'  Open  House,  Sigma 
Tau  supervised  selection  of  St.  Pat  and  St. 
Patricia.  Paul  Russell,  Engineering  dean,  was 
chosen  an  honorary  member.  The  engineers 
held  spring  and  fall  initiation  banquets. 


-L  &&. 


Sigma  Tau  pledges  once  more  slop  paint  on  K-Hill.  They 
have  performed  the  requirement  for  initiation  since  1921. 


Sigma  Tau  —  Top  Row:  Ted  R.  King,  Gary  L.  Augustine,  Thomas  C. 
Helbing,  Arch  H.  Williams,  Claude  T.  Crawshaw,  Charles  E.  Cook, 
Douglas  D.  McGregor,  Don  R.  Opdycke,  Dwane  E.  Hemphill.  Second 
Row:  Thomas  W.  Eagles,  George  F.  Marble,  Robert  D.  Crangle,  Rich- 
ard L.  Donaldson,  Harlan  D.  Stauffer,  Jim  L.  DeMars,  Francis  G. 


Christian,  Edward  L.  Kostjal.  Third  Row:  Phillip  D.  Enegren,  Marvin 
R.  Rogers,  James  L.  Finney,  John  W.  Reed,  Donald  L.  Kiser,  Allen  D. 
McCown,  Robert  D.  Lillich.  Bottom  Row:  Wayne  L.  Pritz,  Glen  H. 
Fountain,  Robert  M.  Hamlett,  Wayne  M.  Goering,  Michael  T.  Chap- 
man, Lowell  G.  Moore. 


Sigma  law-Top  Row:  Merwin  L.  Brown,  Kent  L  Marmet,  Floyd  E. 
Haskin,  Robert  L.  Appel,  James  K.  Koelliker.Lyle  D.  Krehbiel,  Arnold 
Y.  Leg,  Gary  D.  Bohn.  Second  Row:  Donald  R.  Ferguson,  Frank  L. 
Shorney,  George  0.  Neville,  John  L.  Atkisson,  Samuel  W.  Knecht, 


Harvey  D.  Hensley,  John  R.  Goering.  Bottom  Row:  James  W.  Thiesing, 
Francis  C.  Dennis,  Randall  L.  Harmison,  Pat  D.  Corman,  Donald  J. 
Bell,  David  E.  Banks. 


Alpha  fAu -Top  Row:  Monte 
L.  Carpenter,  Fritz  Norbury, 
Robert  E.  Baker,  Stephen  B. 
Zeigler,  Fred  R.  Anstaett. 
Second  Row:  Leroy  V.  Skoch, 
Bill  D.  Emch,  Royal  G.  Den- 
ning, Maurice  D.  Penner.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Dale  E.  Roberts, 
Cecil  R.  Wilcoxon,  Lawrence 
J.  Roberts. 


High  grades  win  student 
praise  of  milling  group 


Scouting  service  chapter 
notes  35th  anniversary 


Outstanding  scholarship  won  Craig  Hel- 
wig  an  award  from  Alpha  Mu  for  the  highest 
freshman  grades  earned  in  the  milling  tech- 
nology program.  Only  chapter  of  Alpha  Mu 
in  the  nation,  the  milling  honorary  held  fall 
and  spring  banquets  at  which  new  members 
were  initiated.  Alpha  Mu  members  also  par- 
ticipated in  Ag  Science  Day  activities. 


As  one  of  the  nation's  oldest  continuously 
active  chapters,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  celebrated 
its  35th  anniversary.  Members  sponsored  a 
Boy  Scout  den  chief  training  day  and  con- 
ducted scouting  discussion  groups.  As  serv- 
ice work,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  organized  the 
Homecoming  Parade,  built  the  Homecoming 
bonfire  and  operated  a  student  book  exchange. 


Alpha  Phi  Omega  -Top  Row:  Douglas  R.  Noller,  Thomas  W.  Rhodes, 
Bernard  A.  Hugo,  Merle  D.  Jantz,  Desmond  Waturuocha,  Larry  W. 
Hays,  John  B.  Corwin,  Clement  P.  DeCristofaro.  Second  Row:  Marc 
A.  Laxer,  Charles  W.  Hively,  Charles  R.  Weldon,  Howard  P.  Killough, 
Daniel  J.  Landon,  Warren  B.  Wylie,  William  H.  Honstead,  Steven  W. 


Hall.  Third  Row:  Edward  C.  Odell,  Dennis  J.  Ayotte,  Alwyn  H.  Gentry, 
John  H.  Baldwin,  Richard  H.  O'Leary,  Douglas  G.  Simms,  Boyd  E. 
Masten,  Michael  L  Gamble.  Bottom  Row:  Dewey  A.  Cortner,  Steven 
R.  Wilson,  Richard  L.  Janousek,  Brian  T.  Haupt,  Royce  M.  King,  Dale 
E.  Peterson,  Robert  H.  Miller,  Edwin  J.  Frick. 


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Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia  —  Top 

Row:  Eugene  H.  Copeland, 
Cecil  W.  Pearce,  Ronald  W. 
Bryan,  William  K.  Beckman. 
Second  Row:  Keith  E.  Mere- 
dith, Marcus  L.  Knight,  Larry 
D.  Sayler,  Myron  F.  Hanke, 
Joel  E.  Buller.  Bottom  Row.- 
Wayne  A.  Pearson,  Paul  E. 
Lundgren,  Michael  K.  Ireland, 
Clifford  I.  Ochampaugh. 


Music  program  ushers 
belong  to  Phi  Mu  Alpha 


Wildcat  victories  signal 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  bell 


Ushers  for  music  department  concerts  were 
provided  by  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia,  a  music 
honorary.  As  co-sponsors  of  the  Feast  of 
Carols,  the  men  staged  a  boar's  head  proces- 
sion and  sang  Christmas  carols  with  Mu  Phi 
Epsilon.  Phi  Mu  Alpha  planned  the  spring 
Sweetheart  Ball  for  which  members  chose  a 
Phi   Mu    sweetheart   to   reign   at   the   dance. 


Overlooking  Memorial  Stadium,  a  300- 
pound  bell  was  erected  by  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa. 
The  physical  education  fraternity  specified 
that  the  bell  be  rung  after  Wildcat  victories. 
Manhattan  fifth  and  sixth  graders  partici- 
pated in  a  free  throw  contest  the  honorary 
sponsored.  Members  printed  newsletters  and 
sent  gifts  to  a  children's  hospital. 


Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  -Top  Row:  Jerome  H.  Cheynet,  Clair  C  Hill, 
Gerald  E.  Leonard,  Edwin  G.  Kauffman,  Daryle  D.  Smalley,  Dennis 
L  Erkenbrack,  David  E.  Bowers.  Second  Row:  Robert  E.  Schmoekel, 
William  L.  Congleton,  Mark  P.  Bolick,  Michael  D.  Penrod,  Stanley  E. 
Lauer,  Jerry  Shaw.  Third  Row:  Veryle  E.  Snyder,  James  A.  Beard, 


Robert  C  Nelson,  Thomas  C  Train,  Rodney  D.  Petersen,  Kenneth  J. 
Russell,  Frank  G.  Kavanaugh.  Bottom  Row.-  Robert  C  Hines,  William 
A.  Floerke,  Raydon  H.  Robel,  Jeffrey  C  Simons,  Michael  E.  Michaud, 
Galen  K.  Campbell,  Bobby  L  Gibson. 


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Kappa  Delta  Pi  -Top  Row: 
Kathleen  D.  Nelson,  Carolyn 
A.  Cotter,  Joan  E.  Lyne,  Janet 
L.  Hendricks,  Janet  J.  Bender. 
Second  Row:  Joe  H.  Loeb, 
Judith  K.  Allee,  Ralph  E. 
Stegner,  Karen  L.  Hosley, 
Franco  A.  Hammel.  Bottom 
Row:  Joyce  E.  Bocock,  Ellen 
E.  Sheedy,  Judith  F.  Werner, 
Doris  M.  Schierling,  Karen  J. 
Carey. 


Tau  Sigma  Delta-7~op  Row:  Darrell  E.  Beach,  Roy  T.  Miyaji,  Dorothy 
A.  Kandle,  Mary  C.  Miller,  Karen  S.  Billinghan,  Douglas  J.  Denny, 
Jerry  A.  Ogburn,  David  N.  Hoi  lis.  Second  Row:  Paul  A.  Friesen, 
Thomas  D.  Jacob,  Harold  D.  Bock,  James  R.  Calcara,  Dennis  B. 
Maercklein,  Stephen  B.  Holloway,  John  C.  Williams,  John  H.  Thies- 


sen,  Homer  D.  Blossom.  Bottom  Row:  Kenneth  L.  Kallenbach.  Wil- 
liam B.  Livingston,  Robert  A.  Cochran.  Thomas  A.  Thompson,  Terry 
L.  Patterson,  Joe  B.  Hollingsworth,  Thomas  R.  Gossen,  James  J. 
Adams. 


Future  educators  hear 
about  job  interviewing 


Seminars  ready  students 
for  architecture  exams 


"Interviewing  the  Prospective  Teacher" 
provided  a  lecture  topic  at  one  meeting  of 
Kappa  Delta  Pi.  C.  Fred  Colvin,  from  the 
Wichita  school  system,  presented  the  talk  on 
teaching  interviews.  For  another  guest  edu- 
cator, Kappa  Delta  Pi  invited  a  professor  to 
discuss  teaching  opportunities. 

Kathleen  Nelson  acted  as  president  of  the 
education  honorary.  Joe  Loeb  was  Kappa 
Delta  Pi  adviser.  The  70  juniors  and  seniors 
ranked  in  the  upper  fifth  of  their  classes. 

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Seminars  were  scheduled  by  Tau  Sigma 
Delta  to  help  architects  prepare  for  state  board 
examinations.  Through  the  project,  students 
readied  themselves  for  the  tests  they  would 
take  to  become  licensed  architects  after  three- 
year  apprenticeships. 

Camel-green  blazers  bearing  the  Tau  Sigma 
Delta  crest  were  worn  by  members.  The  hon- 
orary tapped  students  in  architecture  and  the 
allied  arts  with  3.0  grade  averages  or  in  the 
upper  20  per  cent  of  their  classes. 


Interning  medical  technologists  from  St.  Joseph's  Hospital 
in  Wichita  explain  different  phases  of  their  on-the-job  train- 


ing to  Alpha  Delta  Theta  members.  The  interns  showed 
slides  depicting  a  typical  day  of  work  at  the  hospital. 


Dorms  hire  medical  technologists  to  shine  shoes 


Shining  shoes  in  the  men's  dormitories, 
members  of  Alpha  Delta  Theta  earned  money 
for  the  Carl  Dorf  Memorial  Scholarship,  a 
$100  scholarship  given  to  a  medical  technol- 


ogy student.  Speakers  for  the  medical  technol- 
ogy honorary  included  former  students  in  the 
three-year  curriculum  now  serving  internship 
periods  in  area  hospitals. 


Alpha  Delta  Theta  -Top  Row: 
Sharon  A.  Llewellyn,  Sharry 
R.  Kraff,  Mary  E.  Guthrie, 
Sharon  K.  Blasdel,  Susan  J. 
McCoy.  Second  Row:  Judith 
L.  Stumpff,  Mary  L.  Esau, 
Jilinda  A.  Smith,  Mary  J. 
Pflughoeft,  Claudette  A.  Lank. 
Third  Row:  Ruby  K.  Brower, 
Mary  B.  Stephens,  Kathryn  E. 
Urbanek,  Lois  A.  Wiley,  Linda 
K.  Shambaugh.  Bottom  Row: 
Almira  S.  Snodgrass,  Ingrid 
E.  Nesmith,  Judith  A.  Wolf, 
Mary  Z.  Furney,  Carolyn  S. 
Crail. 


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Eta  Kappa  Nu-7~op  Row:  Gary  D.  Bohn,  Don  R.  Opdycke,  Arnold  Y. 
Lee,  Russell  C.  Eberhart,  Jimmie  L.  Blakely,  Ronald  L.  Starr,  Herbert 
F.  Zabel,  Dwane  E.  Hemphill.  Second  Row:  Allen  D.  McCown,  Calvin 
W.  Deines,  David  L.  Hawks,  Joe  E.  Ward,  Dennis  J.  McCormick,  Kent 
L.  Marmet,  Jim  L  DeMars,  Dale  R.  Bentrup.  Third  Row:  Vernon  M. 


Wegerer,  Gerald  R.  Haworth,  John  W.  Reed,  Richard  F.  Bell,  Lyle  D. 
Krehbiel,  Clair  R.  Jones,  George  0.  Neville,  James  C.  Duston.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Peter  D.  Humbarger,  Samuel  W.  Knecht,  Randall  L.  Harmi- 
son,  Pat  D.  Corman.Glen  H.  Fountain,  John  R.  Goering,  Donald  J.  Bell. 


Sigma   Gamma  Epsilon-7"op 

Row:  Louis  Riseman,  John  L. 
Russell,  Joseph  R.  Chelikow- 
sky,  Douglas  G.  Brookins. 
Second  Row:  Claude  W. 
Shenkel,  Jerry  P.  Smith, 
Henry  V.  Beck.  William  J. 
G  i  1 1  i  land.  Third  Row:  Law- 
rence E.  Brown,  Michael  W. 
Kazmaier,  Warren  D.  Wiman, 
John  L.  Webb,  Paul  S.  Win- 
gard.  Bottom  Row:  Kenneth 
M.  Warren,  Galen  E.  King, 
Charles  P.  Walters,  Page  C. 
Twiss,    Charles    E.    Bussing. 


Eta  Kappa  Nu  recruits 
more  student  engineers 


Geology  majors  attend 
earth  science  seminars 


Recruiting  students  for  the  College  of  Engi- 
neering, Eta  Kappa  Nu  members  talked  to 
high  school  students  and  prospective  engi- 
neering majors  at  Engineers'  and  Architects' 
Open  House.  The  scholastic  honorary  also  set 
up  a  booth  explaining  the  electrical  engineer- 
ing curriculum.  Eta  Kappa  Nu  also  scheduled 
an  initiation  banquet  for  new  actives. 

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Six  seminars,  co-sponsored  by  Sigma  Gam- 
ma Epsilon  and  a  geography  group,  attracted 
both  geology  and  geography  students.  The 
national  geology  honorary  elected  John  Rus- 
sell its  president.  Faculty  adviser  Henry 
Beck  helped  the  group  plan  a  five-day  field 
trip  to  Carlsbad,  N.  M.  to  study  geologic  for- 
mations present  in  the  southwest  region. 


Theater  honorary  stages 
two  one-act  productions 


Omicron  Delta  Epsilon 
studies  economic  issues 


"No  Exit"  and  "Phoenix  Too  Frequent" 
were  two  one-act  dramas  produced  by  Pi 
Epsilon  Delta  during  the  spring.  David  Sad- 
kin  directed  activities  of  the  dramatics  honor- 
ary in  promoting  theatrical  interest  on  campus. 
An  undergraduate  received  the  annual  schol- 
arship of  Pi  Epsilon  Delta,  awarded  in  multi- 
ples of  $50.  Wallace  Dace  advised  Pi  Epsilon 
Delta  in  planning  theatrical  projects. 


Economic  development  keynoted  the  speech 
of  George  Montgomery,  an  economics  profes- 
sor, at  a  fall  meeting  of  Omicron  Delta  Epsilon. 
President  William  Champney  helped  plan  the 
four  professional  meetings  and  two  business 
sessions  which  the  economics  honorary  con- 
ducted. The  economists  met  in  the  Union  for 
two  luncheon  meetings.  Jarvin  Emerson 
served  as  adviser  for  Omicron  Delta  Epsilon. 


Pi  Epsilon  Delta  —  Top  Row: 
Letitia  S.  Dace,  Elizabeth  E. 
Cary,  David  Sadkin,  Barbara 
A.  Sadkin.  Bottom  Row:  Clay- 
ton E.  Hawes,  Wallace  Dace, 
Frederick  L.  Williams. 


Omicron  Delta  Epsilon- Top  Row:  Robert  E.  Schrepel,  Petres  M. 
Yiassemides,  Lenore  A.  Hartman,  Calvin  C.  Hausman,  Donald  F.  De- 
Cou,  Saraswati  P.  Singh.  Second  Row:  William  N.  Ross,  Frederick  C. 
Lamphear,  Robert  J.  Letourneau,  Carl  T.  Fredrickson,  Vernon  V. 


Geissler,  Dinkerrai  R.  Desai.  Bottom  Row:  M.  Jarvin  Emerson, 
Stephen  W.  Fuller,  Muhammad  Afzal,  Richard  L.  Epard,  William  0. 
Champney,  Edgar  S.  Bagley. 


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Tuttle  picnic  greets  chemistry  graduate  students 


To  welcome  new  chemistry  graduate  stu- 
dents, Phi  Lambda  Upsilon  held  a  picnic  at 
Tuttle  Creek.  In  professional  activities,  the 
chemical  society  also  recognized  outstanding 
scholarship  and  research. 

Through  its  awards,  four  certificates  of 
honor  were  given  to  highest  ranked  members 
of   the    undergraduate   classes   of  chemistry. 


The  honorary  engraved  the  senior  recipient's 
name  on  its  senior  plaque.  Certificates  and 
cash  were  awarded  to  two  winners  of  graduate 
scholarship  and  research  divisions.  The  re- 
search winner  presented  study  findings  at 
the  society's  banquet.  The  chemists  elected 
Charles  Reineke  president.  James  Copeland 
advised  the  honorary  in  planning  activities. 


Chi  Epsilon-7"op  Row:  Fara- 
marz  Pourlak,  Edwin  L.  Ryser, 
Gary  D.  Owen.  Second  Row: 
John  T.  Nebgen,  Harlan  D. 
Stauffer,  Ralph  L.  Fanson, 
Frederick  R.  Bader,  Howard 
R.  Steeley.  Bottom  Row:  Ed- 
ward R.  Wehling,  Francis  C. 
Dennis,  Frank  L.  Shorney, 
Robert  L  Nevil. 


Engineers  build  Open  House  curriculum  displays 


Courses  needed  to  receive  a  civil  engineer- 
ing degree  were  explained  at  the  booth  spon- 
sored by  Chi  Epsilon  at  Engineers'  Open 
House.  Members  of  the  civil  engineering 
honorary  also  served  coffee  at  a  Kansas  high- 
way conference  during  semester  break. 


"Indicator  Card,"  a  mechanical  engineering 
newsletter,  was  published  by  Pi  Tau  Sigma. 
The  honorary  conducted  professional  engi- 
neering test  reviews  and  built  a  departmental 
bulletin  board.  Members  constructed  a  dis- 
play for  Engineers'  Open  House. 


Pi  Tau  Sigma  -Top  Row: 
Thomas  W.  Eagles,  Danny  D. 
Mishler,  John  L.  Atkisson, 
Daryl  D.  Bender,  Jay  C. 
Schlegel.  Second  Row:  Don- 
ald R.  Dicken,  Spencer  B. 
Graves,  James  L.  Finney, 
Marvin  R.  Rogers.  Bottom 
Row:  Ray  L.  Martin,  David  E. 
Banks,  James  R.  Jaax,  Wayne 
L.  Pritz,  James  E.  Geringer. 


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Phi    Lambda    Upsilon-7"op 

Row:  Yuan  C.  Chiang,  Theo- 
dore E.  Tabor,  Suresh  D. 
Devaasirvatham,  Charles  E. 
Reineke,  Alfred  S.  Burchett. 
Second  Row:  James  L.  Cope- 
land,  Jorge  C.  Olguin,  Dennis 
G.  Gillen,  Jerrel  C.  Anderson. 
Bottom  Row:  Clifton  E.  Me- 
loan,  Lewis  A.  Shadoff, 
Charles  A.  Smith,  David  A. 
Bak,  Dean  L.  Sinclair. 


National  Spanish  society 
establishes  new  chapter 


With  its  organization  as  a  chapter,  Sigma 
Delta  Pi  added  another  unit  to  the  national 
Spanish  honorary's  100-chapter  complex.  To 
encourage  Spanish  study,  the  newly  estab- 
lished group  sponsored  meetings  featuring 
lectures  and  readings  of  literary  papers  on 
Hispanic  culture. 

Group  membership  was  limited  to  students 
having  taken  the  equivalent  of  three  years  of 
college  Spanish,  including  a  third  year  litera- 
ture course.  Members  were  required  to  have 
earned  a  3.0  grade  average  in  Spanish  work 
and  a  2.5  over-all  grade  average. 


Sigma  Delta  Pi  -Top  Row:  Erma  J.  Karr,  Jean  E.  Dallas,  Christine  M. 
Anderson,  Carolyn  J.  Hollis.  Second  Row:  Victor  F.  Diaz,  Marilyn  G. 
Roepke,  Barbara  P.  Noble,  Vera  A.  Bates.  Bottom  Row:  Judy  L. 
Meerpohl,  Patricia  K.  Ingersoll,  Rogga  J.  Bowie,  Margaret  E.  Beeson. 


Delta  Phi  Delta  -Top  Row:  Mary  C.  Miller,  Karen  S.  Billingham,  Rita 
L.  Pearce.  Second  Row:  Harry  H.  Hoesli,  Colleen  K.  Salter,  Jeanne  A. 
Heintzelman,  Dennis  B.  Maercklein.  Bottom  Row:  Lois  K.  Wells, 
J.  Cranston  Heintzelman. 


Delta  Phi  Delta  draws 
football  end  zone  letters 


At  home  football  games,  Delta  Phi  Delta 
assisted  the  athletic  department  by  lettering 
end  zones.  As  well  as  sponsoring  its  annual 
Thieves  Market,  the  national  art  honorary 
designed  art  exhibitions  for  display  in  the 
Union.  In  art-oriented  programs,  group  mem- 
bers viewed  slides  on  Danish  weaving  and 
heard  a  psychologist  lecture  on  the  relation- 
ship between  art  and  psychology. 

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Angel  Flight- Top  Row:  Kathleen  H.  Deweese,  Karen  S.  Ward,  Linda 
L.  Lehman,  Judith  F.  Werner,  Mary  L.  Haymaker,  Pamela  A.  Merri- 
man,  Jean  E.  Lyne.  Second  Row:  Pamela  J.  Brandenberger,  Sylvia  M. 
Mills,  Linda  L.  Simpson,  Phyllis  L.  Howell,  Gloria  J.  Delich,  Nancy  E. 

Angel  Flight  7"op  Row:  Franco  A.  Hammel,  Judith  Allen,  Kay  E. 
Bain,  Gail  E.  Tawney,  Nancy  S.  Waite,  Sheryl  J.  Fraser,  Kathryn  A. 
Boxberger,  Beverly  J.  Falconer.  Second  Row:  Valerie  B.  Hoover, 
Bette  L.  Edwards,  Donna  J.  Hover,  Elizabeth  A.  Wandt,  Diana  K.  Fred- 


Fair,  Betty  A.  Randall,  Anellen  Nyquist.  Bottom  Row:  Judith  A.  David- 
son, Cynthia  Lammers,  Diane  S.  Kempke,  Linda  K.  Turney,  Patty  S. 
Drake,  Susan  M.  Oke,  Jan  C.  Buenning,  Marykaye  Bleakley. 

erick,  Pamela  K.  Smith,  Nancy  K.  Lee,  Patricia  J.  Callen,  Margie  A. 
Bryan.  Bottom  Row.-  Diane  D.  DeVoe,  Nancy  M.  Young,  Patricia  A. 
Sughrue,  Patricia  L.  Peterson,  Helen  F.  Bosche,  Carole  S.  McKay, 
Carol  E.  Sloan,  Carolyn  S.  Kuhn. 


To  finance  a  trip  to  New  Orleans  for  the  Mardi  Gras,  Angel 
Flight  members  sell  chocolates  to  a  men's  living  group. 


.  ,     ... .  .     ,'A 


Angel  Flight  entertains 
at  children's  yule  party 


For  Christmas,  Angel  Flight,  an  honorary 
precision  marching  team,  gave  a  party  for 
underprivileged  children.  The  women  also 
marched  at  a  basketball  game.  Selling  candy, 
the  group  earned  $460  for  their  spring  trip  to 
the  Mardi  Gras  in  New  Orleans,  La.  While  at 
the  Mardi  Gras,  an  Angel  Flight  team  marched 
at  the  Krewe  of  Carrollton  Ball. 


Pershing  Rifles  -Top  Row:  David  A.  Martin,  Jean  E.  Lyne,  Mary  L. 
Haymaker,  Richard  R.Gordon,  Patricia  L.  Peterson,  Bette  L.  Edwards, 
Gregory  E.  Grandison.  Second  Row:  Lenord  L.  Roberson,  William  S. 
Wehr,  Guy  M.  Akob,  David  H.  Prosser,  Marc  A.  Laxer,  John  H.  Brand, 


Eldon  L.  Clark.  Bottom  Row:  David  R.  Collins,  Thomas  D.  Sharp, 
Arthur  C.  Streeter,  Richard  L.  Janousek,  Tom  W.  Walsh,  David  J. 
Levett,  Bradley  F.  Glasco. 


Pershing  Rifles  guards  Auditorium's  stone  shell 


After  a  fire  destroying  the  Auditorium, 
Pershing  Rifles  guarded  the  area  day  and 
night  until  a  fence  was  erected  around  the 
stone  shell.  The  military  honorary  defended 
its  championship  title  in  drill  competition  at 
the  University  of  Kansas  and  entered  a  five- 
state  meet  at  Oklahoma  State  University. 


Pershing  Rifles  formed  the  Arch  of  Sabers 
at  the  Military  Ball  and  marched  as  color  guard 
at  the  spring  and  fall  ROTC  reviews.  The  team 
presented  drill  exhibitions  for  the  KU  basket- 
ball game  and  Kansas  high  schools.  Pershing 
Rifles  selected  members  from  men  enrolled  in 
the  ROTC  training  program. 


Pershing  Rifles-  Top  Row:  John  W.  Cameron,  Joseph  D.  Sours,  Nancy 
K.  Lee,  Diane  D.  DeVoe,  Ronald  J.  Forkenbrock,  Patrick  S.  O'Neill, 
Kathryn  A.  Boxberger.  Second  Row:  Robert  A.  Steinberg,  Robert  F. 
Brown,  Fred  C  Boger,  Steven  W.  Hall,  Marvin  W.  Sharp,  Fred  L. 


Peterson,  Marvin  J.  Rodriguez,  Doyle  R.  Caudle.  Bottom  Row:  William 
F.  Shaw,  Wayne  A.  Kellner,  Kenneth  R.  Wyatt,  Thomas  R.  Dent,  David 
W.  Bryan,  John  C  Klein,  Joseph  R.  Beasley. 


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Arnold  Air  Society-  Top  Row:  Gary  D.  Bohn,  Don  R.  Opdycke,  Ronald 

D.  Jefferies,  Ronald  H.  Smith,  Jon  T.  Graves,  Eldon  L  Mickelson, 
James  W.  Yust,  John  L.  Emigh.  Second  Row:  Walter  I,  Shaw,  Harold 

E.  Socolofsky,  John  P.  Kilian,  James  E.  Geringer,  Gary  H.  Burton, 


Rex  L.  Klaurens,  Gary  L.  Poage,  Mode  A.  Johnson.  Bottom  Row: 
John  F.  Whitman,  Larry  M.  Evans,  Robert  R.  Maas,  Robert  A.  Shep- 
pard,  Steve  R.  Smith,  John  P.  Cable,  Arlen  E.  Diamond,  Harold 
M.  Cochran. 


Scabbard  and  Blade  -Top  Row:  Thomas  B.  Sanders,  Kenneth  Mc- 
Clintock,  William  M.  Bolnick,  Michael  L.  Roy,  Philip  A.  Livingston, 
Timothy  P.  Trubey,  Kenneth  R.  Mann,  Edward  H.  Dissinger.  Second 
Row:  John  D.  Harrison,  Phillip  D.  Lange,  Douglas  W.  Williams,  Mark 
L.  Miller,  Curtis  R.  Fay,  Joe  E.  Ward,  Michael  J.  Danaher,  Karl  Farris. 
Third  Row:  Richard  E.  Fagerberg,  Kenneth  U.  Benjamin,  William  M. 


Middleton,  Richard  L.  Gillaspie,  Roger  B.  Brewer,  James  M.  Haley, 
Bruce  A.  McGehe,  John  P.  Woolf,  Frederick  A.  Catrell.  Bottom  Row: 
Ross  L.  Lamp,  Peter  Cullen,  Mark  A.  Chapman,  Francis  C.  Dennis, 
Robert  M.  Melichar,  Thomas  R.  Gossen,  Donald  J.  Keating,  Raymond 
D.  Caughron. 


Future  Air  Force  men 
tour  Ohio  base  facilities 


Cadet  receives  stipend 
of  Scabbard  and  Blade 


While  visiting  Wright-Patterson  Air  Force 
Base  in  Dayton,  Ohio,  Arnold  Air  Society 
members  inspected  the  Systems  Command 
Center.  The  ROTC  honorary  presented  drill 
exhibitions  with  Angel  Flight  at  high  school 
basketball  games.  The  men  also  provided  a 
color  guard  for  Air  Force  functions. 


Using  proceeds  from  the  Military  Ball  and 
a  concession  stand  at  the  Turkey  Shoot,  Scab- 
bard and  Blade  presented  a  scholarship  to  an 
outstanding  military  science  cadet. 

Directed  by  President  Curtis  Fay  and  Col. 
Charles  Nelson,  the  honorary  society  pub- 
lished a  military  science  newsletter. 


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Institute  of  Electrical  and  Electronics  Engineers- Top  Row:  Chiman 
P.  Patel,  Richard  C.  Carter,  David  L.  Hawks,  Dwayne  L.  Harts,  Norman 
R.  Carver.  Second  Row:  John  W.  Reed,  Raymond  B.  Brackett,  Terry 
L.  Corr,  Sam  R.  Daruvalla,  Jay  A.  Wiechert.  Third  Row:  George  0. 


Neville,  William  P.  Bryant,  Samuel  W.  Knecht,  Robert  H.  Larson. 
Bottom  Row.-  Vernon  M.  Wegerer,  John  E.  Keearns,  Marvin  J.  Paige, 
Ernest  V.  Heina,  Thomas  A.  Boyer. 


IEEE  programs  outline  jobs,  new  developments 


Job  opportunities  and  developments  in 
theory  and  practices  of  electrical  engineering 
provided  program  topics  for  the  student 
branch  of  the  Institute  of  Electrical  and  Elec- 
tronics Engineers.  Industrial  speakers  at  IEEE 


meetings  included  representatives  from  plate 
glass  and  aircraft  companies.  The  electrical 
engineers  prepared  a  curriculum  display  for 
Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House.  Terry 
Corr  was  elected  IEEE  chairman. 


Institute  of  Electrical  and  Electronics  Engineers  -Top  Row:  Gary  D. 
Bohn,  Arnold  Y.  Lee,  Joe  E.  Ward,  Dennis  J.  McCormick,  Russell  C. 
Eberhart,  Jesse  A.  Sisk.  Second  Row:  Samuel  W.  Knecht,  Richard  F. 


Bell,  Lyle  D.  Krehbiel,  Clair  R.  Jones,  James  C  Duston.  Bottom  Row: 
Peter  D.  Humbarger,  Glen  H.  Fountain,  Randall  L.  Harmison,  Pat  D. 
Corman,  John  R.  Goering,  Donald  J.  Bell. 


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Engineers  go  to  meeting 
at  Arkansas  University 


Science,  universe  supply 
physics  lecture  subjects 


At  the  University  of  Arkansas,  members  of 
the  American  Institute  of  Industrial  Engineers 
participated  in  an  AIIE  student  conference. 
The  engineers  also  attended  senior  chapter 
meetings  in  Wichita  and  Kansas  City.  Speak- 
ers from  Kansas  industries  were  invited  to 
AIIE  meetings.  The  group  scheduled  two 
picnics  and  a  banquet  honoring  seniors  and 
participated  in  the  Homecoming  Parade. 


Molecular  physics,  "Good  and  Bad  Science" 
and  "The  Universe  — Its  Creation"  provided 
lecture  topics  at  meetings  of  the  American 
Institute  of  Physics.  At  one  program,  Vladi- 
mer  Synecek  told  members  about  physics  in 
Czechoslovakia.  The  group  also  heard  its 
sponsor,  John  McKinley,  discuss  "How  to 
Acquire  Fake  Experimental  Data."  The  physics 
majors  attended  spring  and  fall  picnics. 


American  Institute  of  Industrial  Engineers  —  Top  Row:  William  F. 
Gubing,  Robert  G.  Parker,  Douglas  L.  Bump,  Vincent  L.  Carlson, 
Fakhru  A.  Kaka,  Daran  P.  Sutaria,  Vishesh  C.  Wadhwa,  Syed  I. 
Hashmy,  Gary  L.  Johnston.  Second  Row:  Jagdishchandra  M.  Panchal, 
Steven  C.  Borell,  Nathan  D.  Granger,  James  D.  Viergever,  Charles 
N.  Ingrim,  Bruce  A.  Adams,  James  E.  Siemens,  Ajitkumar  C.  Kapadia. 


Third  Row:  George  L.  Dickey,  Grant  G.  Alexander,  John  M.  Washburn, 
Douglas  A.  Lloyd,  Mithoo  M.  Ramchandani,  David  E.  McDougal, 
Jehangir  P.  Darukhanavala,  David  E.  Anderson,  Jerry  W.  Whitt.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Clair  S.  Schultis,  Jorge  H.  Gonzalez,  Neal  B.  Spence, 
Steven  J.  VanHole,  Terry  J.  Hinnen,  William  G.  Cooper,  Richard  N. 
Day,  Malcolm  D.  Rodenberg. 


American  Institute  of  Physics 

-Top  Row:  Donald  L.  Wal- 
ters, Richard  M.  Hunt,  War- 
ren B.  Wylie.  Second  Row: 
Mark  J.  Dreiling,  Gary  E. 
Clark,  Ramaswa  Subraman- 
ian,  Gary  P.  Agin.  Bottom 
Row:  Billy  H.  Bailey,  James 
L  Gray. 


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Nuclear  society  visits 
atomic  power  producer 


Visiting  a  nuclear  power  station  in  Nebraska 
enabled  the  American  Nuclear  Society  to 
study  the  current  status  of  experimental  re- 
actors. At  meetings  members  saw  technical 
films  from  the  Atomic  Energy  Commission. 
President  Leon  Frick  scheduled  lectures  em- 
phasizing a  need  for  better  communication 
among  engineers,  scientists  and  citizens. 


American  Nuclear  Society- Top  Row:  Lawrence  N.  Frey,  Kenneth  B. 
Hughes,  Carlo  R.  Glotzbach,  Robert  A.  Nuttelman.  Second  Row: 
Gene  P.  Rathbun,  Gilbert  J.  Heinen,  Paul  A.  Zielie,  Dale  L.  Schruben. 
Bottom  Row:  Jack  D.  Rose,  James  L.  Brown,  John  C.  Nye,  Robert  F. 
Pauly,  David  J.  Langford. 


American  Nuclear  Society- Top  Row:  John  J.  Ryan,  James  A.  Ka- 
pitzke,  Howard  M.  Tackett,  Carl  J.  Schra,  Stephen  J.  Coulson,  Ronald 
D.  Wolf,  Raymond  L.  Petri,  John  C.  Irwin,  Merwin  L.  Brown,  Leland 
W.  Raney.  Second  Row:  Charles  E.  Ramsey,  Norman  E.  Feather- 
ston,  John  K.  Seavers,  James  A.  Huggans,  Clarence  L.  Anderson, 
Leon  F.  Frick,  Adell  W.  Brecheisen,  Edward  R.  Kane,  John  Mendoza. 


Third  Row:  Jerry  L.  Cassidy,  Charles  H.  Deming,  Jack  E.  Baber,  Robert 
D.  Crangle,  Norman  H.  Anderson,  Harold  E.  Socolofsky,  Dale  W. 
Shosa,  Donald  R.  Ferguson,  Roger  L.  Moore,  Richard  E.  Faw.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Quaisar  M.  Hanif,  John  A.  Cunningham,  Donald  F.  Butzin, 
John  E.  Dobson,  David  E.  Saven,  Joseph  H.  McCleskey,  Fred  D.  Lang, 
James  W.  Thiesing,  Floyd  E.  Haskin. 


Loading  a  substance  for  irradiation  in  the  Triga  Mark  II  nu-  A  tour  at  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House  displayed 

clear  reactor  is  demonstrated  by  a  technician  from  Greece.  peaceful  uses  of  nuclear  energy  in  research  and  industry. 


American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers- Top  Row:  James  E.  Touslee, 
Jerry  L.  May,  Richard  L  Henning,  Jacob  F.  Redlinger,  Van  Chang, 
Jerry  A.  Holloway.  Second  Row:  Phillip  L.  Conine,  Robert  D.  Bowers, 
Harlan  D.  Stauffer,  Howard  R.  Steeley,  Anoushiruan  Gharavi,  Den- 
nis E.  Allacher,  Robert  L.  Nevil.  Third  Row:  Gregory  L  Miller,  John 


T.  Nebgen,  Richard  E.  Srna,  Joe  W.  Barnes,  Robert  R.  Reynolds, 
Francisco  Fernandez,  Edward  R.  Wehling.  Bottom  Row:  James  M. 
Hillman,  Larry  L.  Thompson,  William  R.  Hardgrave,  Wesley  N. 
Moore,  Chriss  B.  McDittett,  Vernon  H.  Rosebraugh. 


Civil  engineers  sponsor  Mid-Continent  conference 


Representatives  from  eight  universities  at- 
tended the  Mid-Continent  Civil  Engineering 
Conference  hosted  by  the  American  Society  of 
Civil  Engineers.  The  chapter's  members  spon- 
sored a  session  with  professional  Kansas 
civil  engineers  and  civil  engineering  majors 


from  the  University  of  Kansas.  The  engineers 
attended  a  similar  meeting  in  Lawrence  dur- 
ing the  spring.  At  eight  meetings  each 
semester,  members  heard  prominent  civil  en- 
gineers from  Kansas,  Missouri  and  Nebraska. 
Members  entered  independent  intramurals. 


American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers  —  Top  Row:  Faramarz  Pourlak, 
Edwin  L  Ryser,  Rodney  G.  Maag,  William  G.  McKinley,  Gary  D.  Owen, 
Don  B.  Clark,  Chayant  Svastisalee,  Nanabhai  B.  Daroowala,  Vitoon 
Suthiprasert.  Second  Row:  Darwin  E.  Cline,  Edward  L  Kostjal,  Rich- 
ard K.  Boyd,  Richard  G.  Adams,  Zuheir  S.  Dada,  Ralph  S.  Bock,  Nor- 
vell  L.  Washburn,  Ralph  L.  Fanson,  Michael  L.  Gamble,  Mashal  A. 


Mousa.  Third  Row:  John  B.  Hamilton,  Michael  A.  McAulifte,  Robert 
J.  Wiruth,  Ivan  L.  Welty,  Larry  W.  Emig,  Richard  L  Riley,  James  L 
Goering,  William  R.  Bird,  Jon  C  Sneath.  Bottom  Row:  Stanley  W. 
Knowles,  Richard  D.  Elliott,  Larry  M.  Evans,  James  D.  Jones,  Charles 
K.  Eby,  Ronald  D.  Slaven,  Frank  L.  Shorney. 


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American  Institute  of  Architects  -Top  Row:  Thomas  M.  Kuntz,  Den- 
nis A.  Drumm,  Merle  D.  Jantz,  Charles  W.  Hively,  Donald  G.  Booth, 
Ronald  H.  Nagata,  Theodore  I.  Oyama,  Sharon  L.  Stone,  Ronald  G. 
Miller.  Second  Row:  John  C.  Mann,  Jeffrey  L.  Krehbiel,  J.  Michael 
Vieux,  William  R.  Bonner,  Bernard  L.  Nothhouse,  Dale  E.  West,  Rich- 
ard E.  Johnson,  John  S.  Frey.  Third  Row:  A.  Edwin  Riemann,  Joseph 


J.  Malloy,  John  C.  Williams,  George  P.  Harriman,  Carmen  L.  Bieker, 
Robert  A.  Cochran,  James  H.  Reeves,  Julian  F.  Sayers,  John  A. 
Krider.  Bottom  Row:  James  A.  MacDonald,  Richard  A.  Brown, 
Thomas  A.  Thompson,  Stephen  L.  Reece,  Robert  M.  Borberg,  Larry 
W.  Schwann,  John  P.  Duffendack,  Douglas  G.  VanWickler. 


American  Institute  of  Architects  -Top  Row:  Douglas  R.  Noller,  Dar- 
rell  E.  Beach,  Arley  D.  Lanman,  Rodger  A.  Brooks,  Lyle  F.  Maninger, 
Jerry  A.  Ogburn,  Robert  L.  Tripp,  I.  Eugene  Thorson,  Ronald  W. 
Smith,  Wing  K.  Kwok.  Second  Row:  Rodney  E.  Callies,  Robert  H. 
Wilier,  Ted  R.  Locke,  Paul  A.  Friesen,  Stephen  F.  Sauer,  Stephen  J. 
Winslow,  Alvin  M.  Yoshimori,  Thomas  D.  Jacob,  Clark  T.  Heglar, 
Ralph  K.  Bieberly.  Third  Row:  Gale  L.  Hatcher,  Daniel  C.  Krepinevich, 


Barry  W.  Greis,  Ralph  E.  Hibler,  Paul  R.  Mayne,  James  L.  Bottorff, 
Wayne  P.  Bower,  William  B.  Livingston,  Michael  E.  Shelor,  Stephen 
B.  Holloway,  Thomas  J.  Lawrence.  Bottom  Row:  James  J.  Adams, 
Randolph  L.  Wright,  Daniel  A.  Kingman,  Paul  M.  Kronberg,  Terry  L. 
Patterson,  Michael  H.  Lessenden,  Donald  A.  Dyer,  Michael  J.Crubel, 
Paul  A.  Otto,  David  C.  Adams. 


Architects  back  Goff  lecture,  environment  talks 


"Architecture  as  an  Art,"  a  lecture  by  archi- 
tect Bruce  Goff,  was  sponsored  by  the  student 
chapter  of  the  American  Institute  of  Archi- 
tects. Goff,  a  Kansas  City  architect,  was  noted 
for  his  use  of  unusual  structural  design. 
"Architecture  as  an  Art,"  his  film  which  won 
a  Cannes  Film  Festival  award,  was  shown  to 
the  professional  group. 

While  on  an  architectural  tour  of  Wichita, 
the  architects  visited  a  Frank  Lloyd  Wright 


building  at  Wichita  State  University  and 
inspected  the  largest  building  in  Kansas. 
In  promoting  the  year's  theme,  "Environ- 
ment 65,"  the  student  chapter  sponsored  talks 
on  Asian  architecture  and  the  role  of  the  archi- 
tect and  city  planner  in  American  society. 
Other  lectures  and  discussions  also  con- 
cerned space  planning,  church  design  and 
sculpture.  President  Thomas  Lawrence  di- 
rected activities  of  the  180  architects. 


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Student  Chapter  of  the  American  Society  of  Landscape  Architects- 
fop  Row:  Ray  F.  Hill,  Dean  F.  Harper,  Susanne  F.  Little,  Neil  D.  Rogers, 
William  M.  Youngman,  Thomas  T.  Kodama,  Wayne  K.  Iwamoto,  Her- 
rick  H.  Smith.  Second  Row:  Ronald  D.  Bahm,  John  A.  Tuomey, 
Tommy  R.  Thompson,  Harlow  K.  Schmidt,  Gary  L.  Smith,  Marvin  L 


Shaw.  Third  Row:  Daniel  McGhee,  Homer  D.  Blossom,  Keith  R.  Zwick, 
Gary  D.  Vogt,  Terrell  A.  Fitzgerald,  Robert  C.  McClenahan.  Bottom 
Row:  Richard  S.  Hubbell,  Herbert  M.  Rosenthal,  David  E.  Lovelace, 
Duane  H.  Lyon,  Donald  D.  Fleming,  Clyde  L.  Allen,  Richard  A. 
McClanathan. 


Society  of  American  Military  Engineers- Top  Row:  Douglas  W.  Wil- 
liams, David  A.  Blasiar,  Rodger  K.  Wilson,  Ralph  L.  Fanson,  Joe  E. 
Ward,  Gary  A.  Stewart.  Second  Row:  John  B.  Jones,  John  T.  Nebgen, 
David  R.  Collins,  Robert  R.  Yeager,  John  H.  Baldwin,  Joel  W.  Bryant. 


Bottom  Row:  Patrick  H.  Riedl,  Francis  C.  Dennis,  Raymond  D. 
Caughron,  Randy  B.  Patterson,  Charles  W.  Kuhn,  William  R. 
Hardgrave. 


Chapter  wins  approval 
of  landscape  architects 


Colorado  military  posts 
draw  engineering  group 


With  accreditation  from  a  professional 
landscape  architects'  group,  the  Student  Soci- 
ety of  Landscape  Architects  changed  its  name 
to  the  K-State  Chapter  of  the  American 
Society  of  Landscape  Architects.  The  group 
inspected  housing  developments  and  regional 
planning  and  recreational  centers  in  Albu- 
querque, N.  M.  and  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

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Tours  of  Fort  Carson  and  the  Air  Force 
Academy  at  Colorado  Springs,  Colo,  headed 
activities  of  the  Society  of  American  Mili- 
tary Engineers.  The  men  also  made  field  trips 
to  Fort  Riley.  At  a  joint  meeting  with  the 
society's  University  of  Kansas  chapter,  a 
scholarship  award  was  presented  to  the  out- 
standing cadet  of  each  university. 


American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers  -Top  Row:  Ronald  A 
Mclntire,  Raymond  L.  Hamblin,  Jon  R.  McLeod,  Daryl  D.  Bender, 
Gerald  V.  Auchard,  Danny  D.  Mishler,  Don  L.  Cobb,  Lyle  W.  Wies- 
camp,  Robert  E.  Olmstead.  Second  Row:  Lyle  L.  Scharenberg,  Fran 
cis  R.  Bollig,  Clyde  H.  Sprague,  Wayne  R.  Weide,  Thomas  E.  Foster, 
Ronald  D.  Pankratz,  Clark  D.  Ringel,  John  W.  Stewart.  Third  Row: 


David  P.  Fairbanks,  Ray  L.  Martin,  David  E.  Banks,  James  H.  Wesch, 
John  P.  Kilian,  Jim  A.  McKinnis,  John  Hintz.  Bottom  Row:  Linn  T. 
Leeburg,  Weldon  K.  Gimbel,  Robert  B.  Wilcox,  James  E.  Geringer, 
Lonnie  A.  Theye,  Paul  F.  Mennemeyer,  Duane  E.  Wegerer,  Richard 
A.  Shriver. 


Midwest,  regional  meets 
draw  student  engineers 


Engineering  students  from  colleges  through- 
out the  Midwest  attended  the  American  So- 
ciety of  Mechanical  Engineers,  student 
conference  hosted  by  the  University's  ASME 
chapter.  Major  industries  provided  speakers 


for  ASME  programs.  The  society  also  planned 
a  picnic  for  mechanical  engineering  students 
and  faculty  members. 

Regional  conferences  of  the  American  In- 
stitute of  Chemical  Engineers  at  Washington 
University  in  St.  Louis,  Mo.  and  at  the  Uni- 
versity of  Kansas  were  attended  by  the  Uni- 
versity's chapter.  The  chemical  engineers 
selected  St.  Pat  and  St.  Patricia  candidates. 
Members  also  planned  a  curriculum  exhibit 
for  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House. 


American  Institute  of  Chemical  Engineers- Top  Row:  Thomas  W. 
Scott,  Ronald  E.  Feldkamp,  William  H.  Honstead,  David  E.  Wain- 
wright,  Tom  D.  Huecker.  Second  Row.-  George  F.  Marble,  Martin  D. 
List,  Larry  L.  Hummer,  Donald  L.  Kiser,  Richard  D.  Billings,  Loren  D. 


Nickoley.  Bottom  Row:  Robert  D.  Smith,  Robert  D.  Lillich,  Charles  C. 
Nielson,  Jay  D.  Detter,  William  E.  Richard,  Johnny  L.  Granquist, 
Robert  L.  Appel. 


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University's  planetarium 
attracts  chemical  society 


Ag  engineering  honorary 
builds  Homecoming  float 


Touring  the  new  University  planetarium 
supplemented  professional  activities  of  the 
American  Chemical  Society.  The  chemists 
heard  talks  on  infrared  spectrocipy  at  two 
meetings.  President  of  the  group  which  pre- 
pared chemistry  exhibits  for  Willard  Hall 
display  windows  was  Arthur  Goodsel. 


"Let's  Plow  Under  KU"  was  theme  of  a 
Homecoming  float  constructed  by  the  student 
branch  of  the  American  Society  of  Agricultural 
Engineers.  At  Ag  Engineering  Field  Day,- 
members  sold  concessions  to  finance  two 
annual  picnics.  Representatives  from  four 
ASAE  chapters  met  here  for  a  section 
conference. 


American  Chemical  Society- 
fop  Row:  Linda  A.  Claydon, 
Arthur  W.  Williamson,  Bar- 
bara R.  Green.  Second  Row: 
Arthur  J.  Goodsel,  Marvin  L. 
Burfield,  Diana  G.  Cope,  Vir- 
ginia M.  Johnsmeyer.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Robert  S.  Frye, 
Larry  B.  Fullerton,  Donald 
W.  Setser. 


American  Society  of  Agricultural  Engineers- Top  Row:  Walter  A. 
Harrison,  Kenneth  L.  Umholtz,  Loren  L.  Alderson,  George  M.  Powell, 
John  W.  Schletzbaum,  Claude  T.  Crawshaw,  Grover  C.  Rundell, 
Charles  E.  Cook,  James  A.  Armbruster,  Gary  L.  Creager.  Second  Row: 
Thomas  D.  Dick,  Douglas  W.  Williams,  Wayne  H.  Anschutz,  Garold  L. 
McPeak,  Wayne  R.  Albertson,  Ronald  H.  Loomis,  Donald  C.  Grif- 


fiths, Stanley  R.  Clark,  Charles  G.  Baker.  Third  Row:  Larry  D.  Frank, 
Larry  N.  Carey,  Alan  M.  Mitchell,  James  K.  Koelliker,  Donald  W. 
Steeples,  Frank  W.  Howard,  Douglas  C.  Seibel,  John  M.  Harrison. 
Bottom  Row:  Roger  H.  Ailshie,  Jarold  L.  Zimmerman,  Donald  W. 
Kaiser,  Albert  H.  Strecker,  Donald  J.  Keating,  Gustave  E.  Fairbanks, 
James  P.  Murphy,  George  W.  Hightower,  Merle  R.  Albright. 


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Phems- Top  Row:  Joan  E.  Lyne,  Sharon  K.  Benton,  Barbara  P.  Loe- 
beck,  Alana  K.  Wamhoff,  Gay  K.  Danler,  Sandra  M.  Sandlin,  Bobbie 
J.  Shaw,  Jane  E.  Dannefer.  Second  Row.-  Gwen  D.  Woodard,  Caroline 
J.  Greer,  Martha  E.  Wood,  Patsy  C.  Meek,  Marjorie  J.  Wright,  Jean  A. 
Lancaster,  Dee  A.  Stephens,  Judith  E.  Lamborn.  Third  Row: Tahmeroo 


L.  Gaynier,  Virginia  G.  Cardwell,  Janet  E.  Higley,  Sandra  K.  Busch, 
Marsha  A.  Thornton,  Karen  E.  Blomberg,  Judith  L.  Burgess,  Frances 
E.  Johnston.  Bottom  Row:  Linda  J.  Rosenkranz,  Patricia  R.  Chris- 
tensen,  Judith  J.  Olson,  Pam  J.  Guinn,  Eva  C.  Lyman,  Sandra  R. 
Hick,  Martha  R.  Kellstrom. 


Phems- Top  Row:  Lucinda  L.  Cooley,  Barbara  J.  Harris,  Carolyn  K. 
Wagner,  Nancy  A.  Eilrich,  Marjorie  L.  Britting,  Mozellar  L.  Davis, 
Joan  Farmer,  Faith  A.  Ott,  Kathryn  A.  Claybaugh.  Second  Row:  Phyl- 
lis M.  Louk,  Katherine  M.  McCarthy,  Jean  A.  Sheik,  R.  Roslyn  Rice, 
Joyce  K.  Kuhns,  Karen  C.  Hughbanks,  Mary  E.  Carson,  Susan  J. 


Martindale.  Third  Row:  Nina  M.  Felbush,  Barbara  J.  Socolofsky, 
Judy  A.  Akers,  Gail  M.  Buenning,  Jerre  L.  Lewis,  Barbara  K.  Whealy, 
Constance  L.  Hall,  Karen  B.  Joines.  Bottom  Row:  Cheryl  K.  Hender- 
son, Janet  Thomson,  Carolyn  R.  Cox,  Katherine  Geyer,  Katheryn  A. 
McKinney,  Marjorie  C.  Annis,  Ruth  V.  Stevenson. 


High  schoolers  enter  Phems7  sports  competition 


High  school  students  from  across  Kansas 
attended  the  sports  day  sponsored  by  Phems 
and  the  women's  physical  education  depart- 
ment. Phems,  an  organization  to  which  all 
women  physical  education  majors  must  be- 
long, also  planned  a  junior  high  play  day. 
Competitive  sports  events  and  a  campus  tour 
were  scheduled  as  part  of  both  programs. 


Through  the  year  guest  speakers  were  in- 
vited to  lecture  at  meetings  about  new  ideas 
and  concepts  in  methods  of  teaching  physical 
education.  Demonstration  in  free  exercise, 
modern  dance  and  trampoline  methods  were 
among  program  topics.  Phems  elected  Joyce 
Kuhns  its  president.  Katheryn  McKinney  ad- 
vised the  physical  education  group. 


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Manning  a  Veterinary  Medicine  Open  House  booth,  a  club 
member  shows  geographic  dispersal  of  veterinary  students. 


Pre-vet  students  sponsor 
Winter  Festival  dance 


More  than  200  couples  attended  the  Winter 
Festival  semiformal  dance  of  Pre-Veterinary 
Medical  Club.  The  group  applied  profits  from 
the  dance  and  other  money-making  events  to 
the  scholarship  it  sponsored  for  a  student 
entering  the  College  of  Veterinary  Medicine. 

Besides  attending  a  spring  steak  fry,  mem- 
bers manned  a  Veterinary  Open  House  booth. 
Senior  veterinary  students  counseled  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medical  Club  members.  President 
Russell  Hagan  presided  over  meetings. 


Prospective  doctors,  dentists  tour  medical  school 


On  a  field  trip  to  the  University  of  Kansas 
Medical  Center,  Clinic  Club  members 
watched  diagnostic  work.  The  tests,  made  by 
medical  students,  used  tissue  and  x-rays  of 
experimental  cadavers.  Professors  and  stu- 
dents from  the  medical  center  visited  the 
group  to  explain  requirements  for  admission 


to  the  KU  medical  school.  Other  doctors  talked 
to  the  pre-professional  group  about  their 
medical  experiences.  Members  also  viewed 
an  open  heart  surgery  film. 

Composed  of  pre-medical  and  pre-dental 
students,  Clinic  Club  attempted  to  dispel 
public  misconceptions  about  medicine. 


Clinic  Club  -Top  Row:  John  L.  Pannier,  Michael  M.  Morrissette, 
Terry  L.  Wilson,  RaeDene  Schmidt,  Richard  C.  Dickson,  Burk  Jubelt, 
Duane  A,  lies.  Second  Row:  Larry  K.  Kuhlman,  Samuel  D.  Caughron, 


Eddie  J.  Gray,  Gene  M.  Scott,  Frederick  G.  Anschutz,  Joel  T.  Weig- 
and.  Bottom  Row:  Alvin  D.  Johnson,  Harold  R.  Harrison,  Ronald  J. 
Finley,  Olin  T.  Sandlin,  Robert  M.  Melichar. 


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Pre-Veterinary  Medical  Club  -  Top  Row:  Jane  M.  Albin,  Sylvia  E.  Huff, 
Thomas  A.  Williams,  Ronald  L.  Schindler,  Richard  L.  Robinson,  Alan 
C.  Miller,  William  N.  Bendure,  Lee  S.  Leichtling,  Sherri  D.  Spitsnogle, 
Kay  A.  Magby.  Second  Row:  Bruce  E.  Bryant,  Stephen  V.  Hartman, 
David  L.  Browder,  Craig  L.  Carmichael,  Lonnie  D.  Willis,  Roy  L.  Smith, 
Dale  A.  Wardlaw,  Laverne  R.  Bernard,  Orlan  R.  Land,  John  B.  Witt. 


Third  Row:  Victor  E.  Anspaugh,  Larry  W.  Hartke,  Richard  W.  Lewis, 
James  F.  Wadsack,  Daniel  I.  Saror,  Larry  J.  Cooper,  Robert  J.  Gump, 
Dennis  W.  Smith,  Richard  M.  Reid.  Bottom  Row.- Thomas  R.  Hagan, 
William  G.  Winter,  Kenneth  L.  McFadden,  Fred  E.  Lowrey,  G.  Roger 
James,  Thomas  F.  Gillaspie,  Thomas  G.  Ksiazek,  F.  Lynn  Willard, 
Mark  A.  Grummert,  Vernon  D.  Maxwell. 


Pre-Veterinary  Medical   Club 

-Top  Row:  Ross  E.  Bradford, 
Frederick  L.  Helm,  John  W. 
Dutton,  George  W.  Atkinson, 
Richard  N.  Bruce.  Second 
Row:  Thomas  E.  Ashton,  Rob- 
ert B.  Fry,  Robert  E.  Stach, 
Walter  W.  Kurth,  Gabriel  0. 
Ankeli.  Bottom  Row:  Verne 
E.  Claussen,  Larry  J.  Oliver, 
Lawrence  E.  Cheatum,  Kelly 
D.  Johnson,  Gary  R.  Christian. 


Pre-Veterinary  Medical  Club-7"op  Row:  Christopher  I.  Nwokedi, 
Thomas  H.  Cure,  Celestine  0.  Njoku,  Philip  C.  Bott,  William  P.  Tid- 
ball,  Joseph  G.  lyorver,  Harry  P.  Hauschild.  Second  Row:  Nancy  L. 
Sullivan,  Tommy  L.  Jacobitz,  Cecil  W.  Wiley,  Michael  L.  Gambiani, 
John  R.  Rule,  Bruce  R.  Flipse,  Jack  H.  Konitz,  David  A.  Swerczek, 
Marc  A.  Laxer.  Third  Row:  Steven  H.  Slusher,  Jerry  B.  Fickel,  Richard 


K.  Norton,  John  A.  Linder,  Gary  A.  Splitter,  Warren  E.  Boomer,  Jerry 
R.  Cordill,  John  E.  Holste,  Kenneth  F.  Norton.  Bottom  Row:  Ralph  E. 
Sievers,  James  M.  Osborn,  Ronald  A.  Engelken,  William  W.  Buisch, 
Coy  C.  Mickey,  Larry  D.  Stuckey,  Kenneth  R.  Reynolds,  Ronald  G. 
Mason,  Charles  T.  Bronzan,  Jerry  F.  Porter. 


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Student  Chapter  AVMA  Seniors- Top  Row:  Loren  F.  Ray,  Robert  F. 
Hoops,  Gary  N.  Edmonds,  David  P.  Kaiser,  Richard  E.  Webber, 
Kenneth  L.  Thompson.  Second  Row:  Robert  W.  Bull,  Kenneth  E. 
Acre,  Darrell  L.  Salsbury,  Darrell  M.  Riffel,  Dennis  E.  Dettmer, 
Herschel  D.  Lewis,  Virgil  J.  Capron,  Frank  R.  Solomon.  Third  Row: 


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Harry  F.  Moberly,  Donald  J.  Jensen,  Terry  J.  Kern,  James  J.  Klaudt, 
Lowell  J.  Lyons,  Donald  G.  Hefty,  Kenneth  M.  Capron.  Bottom  Row: 
Los  V.  Holland,  Raymon  A.  Anderson,  Raymond  D.  Askey,  Orville 
L  Lagasse,  Frank  E.  Moeller,  Steven  F.  Swaim,  Norman  B.  Jernigan, 
Nedrick  L.  Price. 


AVMA  students  donate  blood  for  rabies  serum 


Rabies  immune  blood  for  a  serum  bank  at 
the  Federal  Communicable  Diseases  Center 
in  Atlanta,  Ga.,  was  donated  by  the  AVMA 
student  chapter.  Students  were  allowed  to 
give  blood  for  serum  because  they  had  all 
received  rabies  vaccinations. 

Depicting  the  theme  "Modern  Veterinary 
Medicine,"  the  student  chapter  of  the  Ameri- 
can Veterinary  Medical  Association  sponsored 
Veterinary    Medicine    Open    House.    Group 


members  also  participated  in  an  exchange 
program  with  the  AVMA  student  chapter  at 
the  University  of  Oklahoma. 

For  the  third  consecutive  year,  member- 
ship accounted  for  100  per  cent  of  the  student 
body  of  the  College  of  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Directed  by  Wayne  Grover,  the  organization 
acted  as  an  advisory  body  for  Pre-Veterinary 
Medical  Club.  Jack  E.  Catlin  and  Glenn  T. 
Hartke  were  faculty  sponsors. 


Student  Chapter  AVMA  Seniors- Top  Row:  Doyle  W.  Frank,  William 
G.  McConnell,  Tom  V.  David,  Anne  W.  Dahling,  Paul  T.  Purinton, 
George  S.  Jensen,  Bert  Rosenquit.  Second  Row:  Bruce  E.  McLaury, 
Edwin  C.  Derks,  Keith  A.  Wolf,  Peter  P.  Preheim,  Michael  A.  Koligian, 
Jack  L.  Anderson,  Martin  R.  Connell.  Third  Row:  Robert  L.  Winters, 


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Paul  A.  Ryding,  Tom  M.  Tribolet,  George  D.  Thye,  William  J.  Schapfel, 
Wayne  M.  Grover,  Randall  E.  Pedersen.  Bottom  Row:  James  B. 
Hersh,  Charles  W.  Johnston,  Royce  N.  Snook,  Bruce  W.  Little,  Gary 
E.  Thomas,  Carl  W.  Dahling,  Ronald  B.  Keene,  John  R.  Baker. 


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Student  Chapter  AVMA  Juniors-  Top  Row:  William  R.  Kuhn,  Richard 
W.  Morehouse,  Gary  D.  Marr,  Joseph  Leiber,  Osmundo  S.  Castilla, 
Kenneth  L.  Jeffery,  John  C.  Durling.  Second'Row:  William  C.  Randle, 
Robert  K.  Treptow,  Gary  D.  Harmon,  Harold  E.  Wasinger,  Gerald  L. 


Kerns,  Theodore  T.  Evans,  Terry  N.  Turner,  James  J.  Ketzner.  Bottom 
Row:  Max  R.  Moss,  John  A.  Crouch,  William  J.  Machart,  Stuart  J. 
Burns,  Donald  W.  Butts,  Leo  G.  Staley,  David  B.  Browne,  Stephen 
L.Winn. 


Student  Chapter  AVMA  Juniors- Top  Row:  Ronald  P.  Gentzler,  Don- 
ald L  Harris,  Edward  P.  Miller,  Wallace  W.  Wolt,  Martha  L  Dunn, 
Gailyn  L.  Dees,  Orlin  H.  Helbing,  Charles  L.  Stoehr,  Tony  D.  David, 
Ivan  R.  Schrock.  Second  Row:  Gerald  D.  Schrater,  Daniel  W.  Rose, 
David  J.  Lodge,  James  L.  Busby,  Bernard  A.  Friesen,  Thomas  G. 
Kuhn,  Malcolm  D.  McCracken,  William  H.  Brethour,  Dennis  D.  Huck, 


Manuel  A.  Thomas.  Third  Row:  Herschel  A.  Stacey,  Larry  S.  Oldham, 
Charles  A.  Helwig,  William  R.  Rapp,  Kenneth  G.  Huggins,  Thomas 
A.  Martin,  Dennis  L.  Larson,  John  T.  Hyde,  Hubert  E.  Jefters,  Gerald 
L  0:Keeffe.  Bottom  Row:  Robert  W.  Minter,  Robert  E.  Wingert,  Victor 
C.  Hurtig,  Charles  A.  Dake,  Carl  S.  O'Neil,  Roger  L.  Lukens,  Richard 
Blankenship,  Roy  Friesen,  Robert  M.  Brown,  Steven  R.  Mosier. 


Student  Chapter  AVMA  Sophomores  -Top  Row:  Cesar  Gonzalez, 
Robert  J.  Bury,  Jerald  A.  Peterson,  Benjamin  B.  Dow,  Joe  K.  Baber, 
Joy  L.  Decker,  Dallas  D.  Caster,  LeRoy  P.  Schild,  Delvin  D.  Randolph, 
Curtis  D.  Lewis,  Judy  A.  Cox,  Catherine  L.  Hyde.  Second  Row:  James 
A.  Case,  Allen  A.  Cesafsky,  Joseph  H.  Mattare,  James  E.  Dale,  Darrell 
L.  Haeker,  Christopher  E.  Nance,  George  D.  O'Neill,  Lyle  E.  Zitek, 
Earl  B.  Hauck,  Eldon  L  Misak,  Ned  E.  Eib.  Third  Row:  Joe  L  Mauderly, 


Charles  E.  Knudsen,  Howard  A.  Kinzer,  Robin  R.  Domer,  Andrew  J. 
Bozarth,  Edward  E.  Barben,  Jack  S.  Dunham,  Edward  J.  Jezbera, 
Fineas  G.  Hughbanks,  Robert  A.  Swerczek,  Roy  A.  Braum.  Bottom 
Row:  Marlin  D.  Jefters,  Clint  S.  Hardy,  Jacob  M.  Sherwood,  Timothy 
P.  Cheney,  Ronny  L.  Pemberton,  Leonard  A.  Sigdestad,  Neill  R. 
Walker,  Robert  L.  Kerns,  Daniel  A.  DeNoon,  James  F.  Hicks. 


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Student  Chapter  AVMA  Sophomores  -Top  Row:  Nilean  Nou,  William 
C.  Bergin,  Robert  A.  Anderson,  Iris  L.  Wagner,  Jon  M.  Day,  Medina 
R.  Crespo,  Michael  A.  Lanning,  Jerry  L.  Hummel.  Second  Row:  Leon 
A.  Thiessen,  Jerry  M.  Middleswart,  Edward  J.  Plocharski,  Dan  E. 


Cram,  Larry  K.  Dresher,  Robert  E.  Cartee,  David  T.  Lane.  Bottom  Row: 
Harold  D.  Bauman,  James  L.  Corlis,  Walter  E.  Colon,  Lloyd  W.  Rogers, 
Richard  J.  Cortesi,  James  I.  Miller,  Dennis  T.  Nelson. 


Student  Chapter  AVMA  Freshmen-  Top  Row:  Gary  M.  Hutton,  John 
C.  Farhy,  Walter  L.  Sidwell,  Jack  D.  Henry,  Deborah  F.  Kerr,  Gordon 
R.  Cunningham,  Max  L.  Hacker,  Marvin  J.  Farr,  Larry  K.  McKim, 
Thomas  D.  Vincent.  Second  Row:  Dean  J.  Alpert,  Veryl  B.  Sibley, 
Patrick  L.  Mclnteer,  Johnny  J.  Emery,  William  S.  Hales,  Loren  G. 
Tucker,  Gary  E.  Voelker,  Michael  K.  Moore,  Donald  M.  Long.  Third 


Row:  Robert  J.  Shay,  Jerold  E.  McDowell,  James  H.  Myers,  Lewis  H. 
Brogan,  Richard  D.  Knewtson,  Richard  L  Branson,  Garth  L.  Peterson, 
Robert  A.  MacArthur.  Bottom  Row:  Keith  H.  Eubank,  Rodney  E. 
Moyer,  Robert  W.  Cannon,  Edward  N.  Childs,  Sherman  J.  Swanson, 
Michael  A.  Gangel,  Alexander  J.  Marshall. 


Student  Chapter  AVMA  Freshmen  -Top  Row:  Larry  L.  Williams, 
George  L.  Wiley,  Larry  R.  Meisegeier,  Arnold  G.  Nagely,  Joan  E. 
Warner,  Richard  A.  Barta,  Dean  R.  Bader,  Tony  L.  Kirk,  Evelyn  A. 
Bock,  Desmond  Waturuocha,  Linda  L.  Delaplain.  Second  Row:  Rob- 
ert L.  Mitchell,  Dennis  A.  Rohan,  Norman  R.  Schneider,  Ernest  J. 
Finocchio,  Jerry  B.  Burkey,  Dean  P.  Fankhauser,  Andrew  C.  Hutter, 
Kenneth  N.  Onyia,  Randy  D.  Risley,  Eugene  R.  Clothier,  William  M. 


Bryant.  Third  Row:  Robert  G.  Rohrbaugh,  Dennis  R.  Skalka,  David  S. 
Hodgson,  Edward  L.  Kniffen,  Jerry  D.  Weil,  Frank  G.  Bieberly,  Wallace 
E.  Kraft,  Sherwood  L.  Svarvan,  Roger  S.  Fix,  William  M.  Agresta. 
Bottom  Row:  James  P.  Nelson,  Bernard  J.  Kroeze,  Larry  E.  Rutter,  C. 
Dean  Bertholf,  Andre  A.  Darrigrand,  M.  Keith  Kingsley,  Marvin  E. 
Turner,  Harry  A.  Stienfort,  David  N.  Bisbee,  Stephen  R.  Frack, 
Laurence  L.  Cooper. 


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Student  AVMA  Auxiliary- Top  Row:  Linda  M.  Schild,  Carol  A.  Dow, 
Sandra  J.  Agresta,  Iris  I.  McKim,  Leann  G.  Jernigan,  Carol  M.  Capron, 
Eltriede  W.  Jensen,  Barbara  R.  Keene,  Joan  A.  Moeller.  Karen  K. 
Vincent,  Lois  C.  Kaiser.  Second  Row:  Joyce  M.  Long,  Shirley  J.  Nance, 
Lois  S.  Lanning,  Mavis  L.  Kingsley,  Gail  E.  Eubank,  Beverly  J.  Capron, 
Barbara  A.  Branson,  Sandra  L.  Kerns,  LaVelle  M.  McLaury,  Gwen 


Johnston.  Third  Row:  Redetta  A.  Bury,  Mary  E.  Bauman,  Sheila  J. 
Cunningham,  Shirley  E.  Lagasse,  Marjorie  L.  Holland,  Carol  W.  Frank, 
Doris  F.  O'Keeffe.  Bottom  Row:  Nikki  R.  Misak,  Nancy  A.  Pedersen, 
Margaret  S.  Thomas,  Carol  T.  Cartee,  Vera  P.  Rogers,  Patricia  C. 
Bergin,  Barbara  J.  Case,  Joan  M.  Anderson. 


Veterinary  auxiliary  operates  concession  sales 


Concession  sales  were  operated  by  the  Stu- 
dent American  Veterinary  Medical  Association 
Auxiliary  at  Veterinary  Medicine  Open  House. 
The  women  also  entertained  freshman  wives 
and  brides  of  veterinary  medicine  students  at 
a  welcoming  tea.  Two  dances  and  a  Christmas 
party  for  members'  children  were  planned  by 
the  auxiliary  group. 


At  the  group's  junior-senior  banquet  and 
senior  wives  commencement  program,  wives 
of  graduating  seniors  received  DVM-MRS 
degrees.  Other  programs  were  planned  to  in- 
form members  about  the  future  veterinary 
careers  of  their  husbands.  Founded  in  1941, 
the  chapter  was  the  first  women's  auxiliary 
of   the   national   veterinary   organization. 


Student  AVMA  Auxiliary- Top  Row:  Linda  L.  Haeker,  Carole  J.  Hug- 
gins,  Jacquelyn  S.  Solomon,  Darlene  L.  Eib,  Lynne  L.  Turner,  Judy 
L.  Edmonds,  May  A.  Williams,  Shirley  K.  Huck,  Jean  Kirk,  Carol  Peter- 
son, Carol  I.  Hicks.  Second  Row:  Terry  M.  Colon,  Mary  E.  Weil,  Pat  A. 
Anderson,  Lynette  F.  Preheim,  Judy  L.  Turner,  Gail  J.  Hales,  Ada  M. 
Blankenship,  Joyce  J.  Fix,  Charlene  J.  Jefters,  Kay  A.  Riffel.  Third 


Row:  Judy  Schrater,  Marylin  S.  Hefty,  Carolyn  R.  Jezbera,  Ginger 
Bailey,  Joyce  E.  Gonzalez,  Twilla  L.  David,  Nancy  M.  Little,  Clare  J. 
Askey,  Evelyn  C.  Thompson,  Kathryn  L.  Link,  Beverly  P.  Hobbs.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Diane  R.  Baxa,  Cornelia  J.  Hardy,  Donna  C.  Swanson, 
Patricia  A.  Lukens,  Phyllis  M.  Friesen,  Joyce  L.  Helwig,  Wanda  L. 
Bryant,  Kay  M.  Hutton,  Carol  D.  O'Neil. 


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Wildlife  Society  members  inspect  a  pheasant  and  duck  to  be 
exhibited  in  an  upland  game  bird  display  in  Fairchild  Hall. 


State  game  commission 
enlists  wildlife  club's  aid 


Organized  in  spring  1964,  Wildlife  Society 
student  chaper  helped  the  Kansas  Forestry, 
Fish  and  Game  Commission  maintain  prairie 
chicken  and  pheasant  check  stations.  The  stu- 
dents prepared  a  publication  on  fish  and 
fishing  in  the  Tuttle  Creek  area. 

Wildlife  displays  about  waterfowl  identifi- 
cation and  ageing  and  sexing  of  upland  game 
birds  were  exhibited  by  Wildlife  Society. 
Donald  Dick  was  elected  president  of  the 
group  whose  members  aided  Manhattan  Boy 
Scouts  in  work  toward  wildlife  merit  badges. 


Student  Chapter  of  Wildlife  Society- Top  Row:  Harold  J.  Smith,  Jim 
L  Choate,  William  A.  Bertrand,  Marc  A.  Laxer,  Donald  J.  Dick,  Allen 
H.  Wood,  Charles  E.  Viers,  Marvin  P.  Thompson.  Second  Row:  Dar- 
rell  J.  Montei,  Carlin  C.  Cook,  Ronald  G.  Horejsi,  Larry  W.  Robinson, 


Ronald  D.  Klataske,  Norman  A.  Slade,  David  L.  Dowlin,  Donald  E. 
Zimmerman.  Bottom  Row:  Jerome  J.  Cebula,  Robert  J.  Robel,  Victor 
C.  Suppes,  Jerry  B.  Leonard,  Thomas  M.  Hanlon,  Burt  E.  Eustace, 
John  C.  Long,  Joseph  M.  Schwartz. 


Student  Chapter  of  Music  Educators  National  Conference  -Top  Row: 
Kathleen  L.  Haberbosch,  James  R.  Hershberger,  Marilyn  R.  Monts. 
Second  Row:  Robert  M.  Moews,  Joyce  E.  Guy,  Elizabeth  D.  Smith, 
Paul  E.  Lundgren.  Bottom  Row:  Michael  K.  Ireland,  Irene  S.  Skon- 
berg,  Larry  D.  Sayler. 


Educators    lead    panels, 
discuss  music  teaching 


Panel  discussions  by  former  music  grad- 
uates on  common  problems  encountered  in 
teaching  headed  programs  of  the  Music  Edu- 
cators National  Conference.  Area  music  teach- 
ers also  spoke  about  philosophies  of  music 
education  at  luncheon  meetings.  James  Hersh- 
berger advised   the  future  music  educators. 


Williston  Club- Top  Row:  Louis  Riseman,  Michael  J.  Woods,  John  F. 
Cutler,  John  L.  Russell,  Douglas  C.  Brookins,  Karl  Stacey,  Joseph  R. 
Chelikowsky.  Second  Row:  Richard  R.  Hageman,  Claude  W.  Shenkel, 
Jerry  P.  Smith,  Edward  T.  Hurley,  Henry  V.  Beck,  Stephen  L.  Stover, 
William  J.  Gilliland,  Charles  W.  Robertson.  Third  Row:  Nicholas  M. 
Nyamfukudka,  Lawrence  E.  Brown,  Vincent  J.  McDermott,  Michael 


W.  Kazmaier,  Warren  D.  Wiman,  John  L.  Webb,  Paul  S.  Wingard, 
John  L.  Gregory,  William  R.  Siddall.  Bottom  Row:  Heribert  Stindl, 
Kenneth  M.  Warren,  Galen  E.  King,  Charles  P.  Walters,  Thomas  H. 
Brettschneider,  Page  C.  Twiss,  Charles  E.  Bussing,  Erwin  Suess, 
Donald  R.  Loar. 


Williston  Club  sponsors 
earth  science  programs 


Sociology  students  visit 
Kansas  mental  hospital 


Six  seminars  in  geology  and  geography 
were  sponsored  by  Williston  Club.  Through 
other  lectures,  the  geology  and  geography 
honorary  studied  geophysics,  geochronology 
and  the  earth  sciences.  Henry  Beck  was  ad- 
viser for  the  85  faculty  and  student  members. 
Elected  president  by  the  earth  scientists, 
John  Russell  planned  Williston  Club  programs. 


Sociology  majors  visited  a  state  mental 
hospital  when  studying  Kansas  social  services. 
Kappa  Iota  Sigma  also  sponsored  a  banquet 
honoring  graduating  seniors  and  members  re- 
ceiving high  grades.  The  sociologists  planned 
a  pizza  party  and  a  picnic  at  Tuttle  Creek. 
Group  membership  increased  40  per  cent  over 
that  of  the  previous  year. 


Kappa  lota  Sigma  -Top  Row:  Milton  G.  Lau,  Sharon  K.  Lewis,  Mary 
J.  Hottenstein,  Toka  J.  Snyder,  Rebecca  A.  Loucks,  Elizabeth  H. 
Parker,  Malinda  R.  Crispin,  Sharon  A.  Head  rick.  Second  Row:  Linda 
K.  Niedenthal,  Patricia  A.  Duffin,  Ross  A.  Gilchrist,  Charles  C.  Lang- 


ford,  Paula  J.  Evans,  Barclay  J.  Mayhew,  Barbara  H.  Lanning.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Terry  R.  Carlson,  Joseph  Julian,  Melvin  M.  Fuelling,  Ralph 
E.  Lanning,  Arthur  P.  Ruth,  David  T.  Crews,  James  D.  Thompson, 
Vernon  F.  Norris. 


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Soil   Conservation  Society - 

Top  Row:  James  W.  Scott, 
Ronald  L.  Ibbetson,  Thomas 
W.  Badger.  Second  Row: 
Robert  E.  Keen,  Richard  P. 
Houdyshell,  Roland  K. 
Krauss,  John  W.  Funk.  Bot- 
tom Row.-  Gerald  L.  Lefmann, 
Larry  L.  Henry,  Lloyd  D. 
Moden. 


Conservationist  lectures 
on  Soviet  soil  excursion 


Ag  economists  recognize 
scholastic  improvement 


Lecturing  on  aspects  of  conservation,  Or- 
ville  Bidwell  told  members  of  the  Soil  Con- 
servation Society  of  America  about  his  soil 
tour  of  the  Soviet  Union.  The  chapter  also 
helped  Manhattan  Boy  Scouts  in  work  on 
soil  and  water  conservation  merit  badges. 


Scholarship  earned  four  agricultural  eco- 
nomics majors  recognition  from  Agricultural 
Economics  Club.  The  freshman,  sophomore, 
junior  and  senior  me'n  with  most  improved 
grades  were  cited  at  a  recognition  banquet. 
The  club  sponsored  a  fall  steak  fry. 


Agricultural  Economics  Club-7"op  Row:  Losson  G.  Pike,  Danny  R 
Emig,  Robert  H.  Stover,  Stephen  L  Reedy,  Michael  W.  Woolverton. 
Second  Row:  Jared  0.  Hoover,  William  D.  Ryan,  Terry  W.  Odle, 
Richard  L.  Gillaspie,  Gary  D.  Bruning,  Charles  M.  Kellogg,  Darrell 
K.  Cockrum,  John  M.  Graham,  Harold  D.  Engle.  Third  Row;  James  L. 


Shank,  David  D.  Knight,  Alan  E.  States,  Neil  T.  Satterlee,  Ross  A. 
Olson,  Gary  S.  Overley,  John  E.  Rice,  David  W.  Cutter.  Bottom  Row: 
Daniel  B.  Artmann,  Dennis  L.  Dechert,  Raymond  W.  Gieseman, 
Robert  L.  Hagerman,  Charles  E.  Munson,  Phillip  S.  Shrack,  Philip 
W.  Smith,  Gary  H.  Bowman,  Steven  L.  Schmitt. 


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Horticulture  Club  —  Top  Row:  William  R.  Williams,  William  L.  Shoe- 
maker, Janis  E.  Hodson,  Sandra  C.  Moore,  Glenn  H.  Sullivan,  Gary 
M.  Burris,  Linda  A.  Poell.  Second  Row:  Craig  L.  Miller,  Francis  B. 
Hoadley,  Lesta  N.  Freeman,  Gerald  D.  Heckes,  Thomas  J.  Gottlick, 


Stanley  H.  Beidmann.  Bottom  Row:  James  K.  Greig,  Larry  A.  Rieck, 
Wilbur  E.  Thompson,  John  F.  Edwards,  William  B.  Eyman,  Claude  W. 
Derting,  Robert  P.  Ealy. 


Entomology  Club- Top  Row:  Suheyla  Gul,  Stanley  R.  Husted,  Ronald 
L.  Tittel,.Reynaud  G.  Granados,  Rodney  A.  Stevens,  John  H.  Williams 
Stanley  R.  Rachesky,  Lewis  R.  Taylor,  John  P.  Calhoun,  Julia  m! 
Hite,  Nellie  E.  Price,  Gabriel  C.  Diaz.  Second  Row:  Larry  L  Murdock, 
I.  A.  Mohamed,  Darrell  E.  Bay,  Stephen  M.  Valder,  Hugh  E.  Thompson, 
Carlos  J.  Rossetto,  Zafar  A.  Qureshi,  Leland  W.  Raney,  Elvis  A.  Hein- 
richs,  Lynn  S.  Benton,  Donald  A.  Wilbur,  Roger  C.  Smith,  Muazzez 
Kalkan,  Leland  E.  Dorchester.  Third  Row:  Ronald  E.  Keys,  John  J. 


Ameel,  Norman  L.  Marston,  Darol  L.  Kautmann,  Norbert  M.  Kauffeld, 
Carl  W.  Rettenmeyer,  John  G.  Thomas,  Mir  A.  Khan,  James  A.  Web- 
ster, Elmer  T.  Jones,  Stanley  D.  Carlson,  Merlyn  A.  Brusven.  Bottom 
Row:  Robert  B.  Miller,  Reginald  H.  Painter,  Herbert  Knutson,  Charles 
W.  Pitts,  Richard  J.  Elzinga,  Leroy  H.  Brooks.  Theodore  L.  Hopkins, 
Hayward  G.  Spangler,  Billy  R.  Wiseman,  Benjamin  F.  McLaurin 
Harry  W.  Somsen,  John  B.  Campbell. 


Horticulture  Club  shows 
travel  slides  of  Holland 


FFA  chapters  purchase 
group's  insect  specimens 


Scenic  slides  of  Kansas  and  Holland  were 
shown  at  several  meetings  of  Horticulture 
Club.  Members  attended  picnics  at  Tuttle 
Creek  and  Pottowatomie  State  Lake.  The  club 
prepared  an  Ag  Science  Day  display,  an 
Activities  Carnival  booth  and  a  Homecoming 
float. 


Insect  collections  were  sold  to  high  school 
chapters  of  Future  Farmers  of  America  by 
Entomology  Club.  The  group  hosted  meetings 
of  the  Kansas  Entomological  Society  and  in  an 
Ag  Science  Day  exhibit,  members  emphasized 
physiology,  morphology  and  taxonomy  in 
entomology. 


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Klod  and  Kernel  Klub-  Top  Row.-  Robert  V.  Vodraska,  Patrick  I.  Coyne, 
John  W.  Schrader,  Hyde  S.  Jacobs,  Stephen  W.  Stucky,  Leo  J.  Ham- 
merbacher,  Galen  R.  Niedenthal,  Terrence  S.  Rice.  Second  Row: 
Wallace  M.  Craig,  John   E.  Radke,  Eldon  W.  Schwant,  Edward  S. 


Oplinger,  Melvin  V.  Splitter,  Ronnie  G.  Lunsford,  Norman  W.  Koester. 
Bottom  Row:  Ronald  G.  Cunningham,  Roland  K.  Krauss,  Larry  L. 
Henry,  Carl  W.  Johnson,  Merle  G.  Eversmeyer,  Robert  H.  Miller, 
John  J.  Kern. 


Kansas  schools  receive 
agronomy  seed  samples 


Dairy  science  students 
build  prize  winning  float 


High  school  agriculture  classes  received 
seed  samples  prepared  by  Klod  and  Kernel 
Klub.  Members  also  compiled  agronomy  cir- 
culars. The  group  participated  in  a  national 
agronomy  convention  and  sponsored  speech, 
essay  and  crop  judging  contests. 


Winning  second  in  single-entry  division 
of  the  Homecoming  Parade,  Dairy  Science 
Club's  float  carried,  the  Kansas  Dairy  Princess. 
The  group  helped  ready  stock  for  the  state 
FFA  dairy  judging  contest.  Members  also  at- 
tended a  steak  fry  and  chili  feeds. 


Dairy  Science  Club-7"op  Row:  Marilyn  J.  Wagner,  Roger  B.  Marion, 
Edward  E.  Jackson,  Earl  L.  Farmer,  Thomas  J.  Claydon,  Danny  K. 
Barnett,  Jerry  J.  Eggleston,  Rashmikant,  B.  Patel,  Rosa  L.  Thomas. 
Second  Row:  Lloyd  E.  Lynn,  Ronald  D.  Coltrane,  Kenneth  K.  Chesney, 
Jose  M.  Buono,  James  R.  Studnicka,  Richard  A.  Ibbetson,  Richard 
A.  Nixon,  Roger  E.  Heikes,  Richard  Bassette,  Erie  E.  Bartley.  Third 


Row.-  Carrol  W.  Campbell,  Gerald  T.  Young,  Jerald  A.  Kopp,  William 
B.  McNeill,  Donald  F.  Darling,  Lawrence  E.  Carter,  Lyle  G.  Helmer, 
Ronald  L.  Ibbetson,  Ranee  K.  Headley.  Bottom  Row:  Ross  Mickel- 
sen,  James  H.  Roeder,  Howard  W.  Wilson,  Robert  C.  Dobson,  John 
W.  Toney,  Jannette  S.  Robinson,  Leland  M.  Anderson,  LaVerne  R. 
Myers,  Brian  A.  Wicks,  Harold  A.  Roberts. 


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Milling  Association  -Top  Row:  Muneharu  Makishi,  Philip  H.  McGrath, 
Gary  L.  Dettmer,  Fred  R.  Anstaett,  Larry  E.  Dirksen,  James  B.  Bunney, 
Lewis  G.  Killebrew,  Bill  D.  Emch.  Second  Row:  Louis  A.  Stambaugh, 
Harold  J.  Depenbusch,  jimmie  L.  Gay,  Tommy  D.  Dameron,  Leroy  V. 


Skoch,  Michael  J.  Farmer,  Royal  G.  Denning.  Bottom  Row:  Ronnie  G. 
Lunsford;  James  A.  Skinner,  Frederick  G.  Lange,  Carmen  R.  Klein, 
John  W.  Ragland,  Gaylord  D.  Anderson. 


Milling  technologists  lecture  to  agriculture  majors 


Automation  in  the  milling  and  baking  in- 
dustries and  "The  Romance  of  Starch"  were 
subjects  covered  at  Milling  Association  lec- 
tures. Professional  millers  were  invited  to 
speak  at  the  group's  monthly  meetings. 

Helping  to  recruit  University  students, 
members  talked  with  high  school  friends 
during  vacations  to  interest  prospective  stu- 


dents, in  the  three  milling  technology  cur- 
riculums.  The  150-member  group  also  spon- 
sored a  milling  open  house  during  Ag  Science 
Day.  During  the  annual  event,  Milling  As- 
sociation constructed  displays  and  conducted 
student  tours  of  milling  facilities.  Cecil  Wil- 
coxon  served  as  president  of  Milling  Associ- 
ation and  John  L.  Johnson  was  faculty  adviser. 


Milling  Association  —  Top  Row:  Fritz  Norbury,  Monte  L.  Carpenter, 
Mark  S.  Walters,  Graham  H.  Shaw,  Ronnie  G.  Giersch,  Robert  E. 
Baker,  Steven  C  Burke,  Robert  V.  Schanefelt,  Ray  D.  Stautfer.  Sec- 
ond Row.-  Roy  L.  Robinson,  Maurice  D.  Penner,  Ronald  J.  Seytert, 


Charles  D.  Fulhage,  William  C  Barr,  Arnold  J.  Reichuber,  Michael  G. 
Niemann,  Dale  E.  Roberts,  Gary  D.  Genschorck.  Bottom  Row:  Robert 
B.  Taphorn,  Donald  E.  Poelma,  Robert  N.  Kershner,  Cecil  R.  Wil- 
coxon,  David  L.  Hammond,  Gerald  A.  Sellers,  Lawrence  J.  Roberts. 


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Block  and  Bridle  Club -Top  Row.  Diane  L.  Jones,  Richard  L  Tea- 
garden,  Steven  A.  Mueller,  Norman  C.  Triemer,  Richard  L.  Theurer, 
Lloyd  A.  Davidson,  Paul  M.  Marshall.  Second  Row:  James  M.  Veatch, 
Bruce  D.  Miller,  Lynn  H.Geffert,  Orville  M.  Peterson,  Jim  C.  Brinkman, 


Lawrence  M.  Chain,  George  A.  Teagarden.  Bottom  Row:  Gary  L.  Scott, 
T.  Oneil  Sullivant,  Ronald  W.  Hirst,  Hugh  H.  Wheelock,  John  D. 
Holliday,  Edward  S.  Hodgson,  Dean  K.  Johnson. 


Weber   Hall    lobby   uses   Block,  Bridle  furnishings 


New  furniture  for  the  lobby  of  Weber  Hall 
was  donated  by  Block  and  Bridle  Club.  The 
purchase  was  financed  by  a  $6,000  fund  which 
the  100-member  organization  had  accumulated. 
George  Zabel  received  the  club's  $125  scholar- 
ship, awarded  annually  to  a  member  with 
junior  ranking  enrolled  in  animal  husbandry. 


Block  and  Bridle  Ckib  elected  George  Tea- 
garden  president.  The  agricultural  group  hon- 
ored two  outstanding  Kansas  livestock  men, 
one  deceased  and  one  living,  and  portraits  of 
the  two  agriculturists  were  placed  in  the  lobby 
of  Weber  Hall.  David  Mackintosh,  an  animal 
husbandry  professor,  was  adviser. 


Block  and  Bridle  Club -Top  Row:  Sylvia  E.  Huff,  Mary  J.  Koons,  Kay  A. 
Magby,  Sherri  D.  Spitsnogle,  Barbara  J.  Socolofsky,  Mary  K.  Fowler, 
Cheryl  K.  Huseman,  Patricia  George.  Second  Row:  Ronald  E.  Jones, 
Martha  J.  Scott,  Sally  J.  Lydick,  Dean  L.  Davis,  Robert  D.  Hattrup, 
Franklin  L.  Eberhart,  Charles  R.  Rayl,  Gale  W.  Hamilton.  Third  Row: 


Michael  E.  Dikeman,  Ronald  D.  Welsh,  Alan  K.  Pflughoeft,  Phillip  C. 
Light,  Everett  G.  Aldndge,  Philip  V.  Mathews,  Darrell  D.  Gottlob. 
Bottom  Row:  Glenn  A.  Newcomer,  John  R.  Diehl,  Willard  E.  Kindig, 
Leigh  W.  St.  Clair,  George  L.  Zabel,  Thomas  D.  Benortham. 


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Business  concerns  host 
Industrial  EducationClub 


While  visiting  area  industries,  members  of 
Industrial  Education  Club  toured  an  auto- 
motive assembly  plant,  a  gypsum  company,  a 
lumber  yard  and  an  aluminum  brass  company. 
Through  a  project  of  volunteer  repair  work, 
members  earned  $100  for  the  organization. 


Industrial  Education  Club-Top  Row:  Ronald  D.  Schmalzried,  Gordon 
E.  Smith,  James  L.  Kelley,  Russell  C.  Brown.  Second  Row:  Gary  G. 
Tobias,  David  A.  Spitzli,  Charles  E.  Timmons,  Jerold  W.  Kinnamon, 
Jerry  L.  Dobbin.  Bottom  Row:  Melvin  L.  Patee,  Gary  S.  Bradley, 
Johnny  R.  Krob,  Howard  D.  Smethers. 


Agriculture  majors  plan 
student  exchange  project 


Conducting    a    student   exchange   program 
with  Oklahoma  State  University  highlighted 


activities  of  Agricultural  Education  Club.  As  a 
community  service  project  to  encourage  safe 
driving,  the  80-member  organization  prepared 
a  safety  booth  in  the  Union  before  Christmas. 
Lawrence  Erpelding  was  president  of  Agricul- 
tural Education  Club,  which  also  sponsored  a 
fall  watermelon  feed. 


Agricultural  Education  Club-fop  Row:  Gerald  A.  Ninemire,  Jerry  L. 
Hahn,  Larry  J.  Beat,  Elton  G.  Murrow,  Michael  B.  Yocam,  Glenn  R. 
Gottlob,  Dasharathrai  N.  Pandya,  James  R.  Miller,  Ross  D.  Crane, 
Henry  Van  Laarhoven.  Second  Row:  Eldon  D.  Lawless,  Lawrence  H. 
Erpelding,  Jerold  D.  Penka,  Lyle  H.  Chadwell,  Marvin  W.  Creager, 
Larry  D.  Funk,  Roger  L.  Baker,  Russell  L.  Ballentine,  Larry  D.  Ehrlich. 


Third  Row:  George  W.  Kuchenthal,  Theodore  L.  Hanchett,  Larry  H. 
Coltrane,  David  K.  Lightner,  Carl  V.  Wahlmeier,  Vernon  E.  Lohmann, 
Jerry  F.  Donahy,  John  W.  Kroenlein.  Bottom  Row:  Harlan  D.  House, 
Kenneth  R.  Alexander,  Marvin  W.  Mann,  James  E.  Zwonitzer,  Allen  V. 
Baldwin,  James  D.  Patry,  Elmer  D.  Grauerholz,  Dale  E.  Limn,  Dean 
M.  Quillm. 


Agrucultural  Education  Club-Top  Row:  Vernon  L.  Hibbard,  Charles  E. 
Meeks,  Harold  E.  Mai,  Larry  C.  Epley,  John  D.  Fabrizius,  Larry  W. 
Kendall,  Alvin  R.  Conner.  Second  Row:  Dale  0.  Twaddell,  Floyd  J. 
Barkman,  Larry  E.  Schmidt,  Merle  A.  Soeken,  Gerald  H.  Schmitt, 
Farrell  D.  Maichel,  Richard  W.  Potter.  Third  Row:  Marvin  D.  Parrack, 


Jerry  L.  Armbruster,  Ralph  G.  Herrs,  Lloyd  D.  Huggins,  Lar.ry  E.  Kater, 
John  R.  Agan.  Bottom  Row:  David  L.  Bothwell,  Kent  D.  Shuyler, 
Donald  K.  Emery,  Gary  D.  Francis,  Rudolph  D.  Claassen,  Leon  D. 
Sowers,  Leslie  B.  Allison. 


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Student  Education  Association-  Top  Row:  Susan  G.  Carstens,  Judith 
E.  Lamborn,  Janet  L.  Chatfield,  Barbara  I.  Rinkel,  Nancy  K.  Hatfield, 
Helen  D.  Groyon,  Karen  M.  Lutz,  Cheryl  V.  Clevenger,  Janet  M.  Weg- 
man.  Second  Row:  Martha  A.  Burgess,  Anne  M.  Kramer,  Jean  A. 
Lancaster,  Martha  A.  Wilson,  Karen  J.  Strahm,  Marilyn  J.  McCabe, 
Patricia  S.  Skaptason,  Lois  A.  Kohl,  Brenda  K.  Suran,  Nancy  E.  Hal- 
verstadt.  Third  Row:  Mary  A.  Coyne,  Elaine  F.  Strahm,  Deanna  M. 


McCracken,  Judy  J.  Trussell,  Janice  E.  McNeal,  Doris  M.  Schierling, 
Barbara  G.  Hochuli,  Sharon  A.  Gigstad,  Suzanne  Stbne,  Cuma  L. 
Whiteside,  Carolyn  E.  DeVault.  Bottom  Row:  Marilyn  J.  Anderson, 
Louise  R.  Giefer,  Bruce  D.  Kliewer,  Joseph  D.  Sours,  Melvin  L.  Patee, 
Linda  P.  Sanders,  Judith  K.  Nulty,  Judith  J.  Olson,  Karen  J.  Carey, 
Marva  L  Morrison. 


SEA  rates  award,  hosts  high  school  convention 


Ranked  first  in  the  state  in  over-all  ratings, 
the  Student  Education  Association  chapter 
featured  programs  patterned  to  widen  the 
educational  scope  of  future  teachers.  At  one 
meeting  a  class  from  the  School  of  the  Deaf 
at  Olathe  demonstrated  methods  used  in 
teaching  students  with  hearing  defects.  Other 
S.E.A.  programs  included  a  mock  teaching  job 
interview  and  a  talk  on  teaching  in  large  city 
primary  and  secondary  school  systems. 


Members  of  the  education  organization 
hosted  the  Kansas  high  school  convention  of 
Future  Teachers  of  America.  In  conjunction 
with  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Delta  Kappa  and 
Delta  Kappa  Gamma,  education  honorary 
organizations,  the  group  sponsored  an  annual 
student  recognition  banquet.  To  familiarize 
freshmen  and  transfer  students  with  facilities 
of  the  School  of  Education,  S.E.A.  conducted  a 
fall  orientation  program  for  education  majors. 


Student  Education  Association -Top  Row:  Linda  K.  Morrissette, 
Mary  B.  Blakeslee,  Pamela  S.  Gallemore,  Karen  D.  DeGood,  Janice 
J.  Miles,  Pamela  L.  Holt,  Sally  A.  Sutton,  Martha  A.  Mustoe,  Sharron 
L.  Stephens,  Nancy  S.  Dean.  Second  Row:  Jean  E.  Lyne,  Janice  E. 
Baker,  Pamela  A.  Merriman,  Bonnie  B.  Bonewitz,  Sherrill  J.  Fletcher, 
Susan  R.  Applebaugh,  Lavina  J.  Zook,  Judith  R.  Freed,  Reba  S. 
Brazle,  Carol  S.  Amos.  Third  Row:  Karen  A.  Holmes,  Evelyn  L.  Barber, 


Pamela  J.  Dudley,  Nancy  A.  Baker,  Barbara  P.  Noble,  Judy  E.  Nebgen, 
Mary  A.  Voet,  Nancy  C.  Bortz,  Mama  G.  Jenkins,  Patricia  A.  Fass- 
nacht,  Marilyn  K.  Boles.  Bottom  Row:  Nancy  L.  Rundell,  Janice  J. 
Morrow,  Evelyn  E.  Moody,  Marlyse  K.  Milburn,  Carolyn  J.  Franey, 
Marjorie  C.  Annis,  Marvella  R.  Dyck,  Penny  R.  Eberhart,  Lorna  E. 
House,  Suzanne  K.  Hawkins. 


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Student  Education  Association  -Top  Row:  Patricia  A.  Patton,  Diana 
K.  Goertz,  Alice  I.  Barnhart,  Mary  L  Hall,  Lenora  K.  Gabel,  Karen  L 
Runnion,  Harriet  G.  Christensen,  Anellen  Nyquist,  Margaret  E. 
Tanner,  Jean  E.  Dettmer,  Mary  A.  Watters.  Second  Row:  Janet  A. 
Rotman,  Patricia  L.  Wenger,  Janet  K.  Griffith,  Virginia  S.  Ford, 
Renita  K.  Pohl,  Carol  S.  Tiffany,  Natalie  J.  Cowan,  Jane  A.  Suor, 
Mary  L.  Haymakar,  Judith  A.  Winkler,  Deanna  L.  Sainer.  Third  Row: 


Vickie  J.  Overley,  Margaret  K.  Craig,  Nancy  E.  Fair,  Virginia  Brighten- 
burg,  Iva  L.  Schupp,  Mary  E.  Wanklyn,  Mary  E.  Houdyshell,  Anne  A. 
Tuggle,  Carol  A.  Brent,  Marilyn  E.  Smith,  Judith  Allen.  Bottom  Row: 
Shirley  F.  Theis,  Sharon  A.  White,  Connie  K.  Miles,  Jeanene  S. 
Penner,  Julia  A.  Cinder,  Carol  A.  Loomis,  Mary  K.  Kaump,  Barbara  L. 
Brooks,  Elizabeth  A.  Wilson,  Patricia  L.  Peterson,  Franco  A.  Hammel. 


Student  Education  Association  -Top  Row:  Louise  A.  Juvenal,  Beryl 
A.  Shaw,  Beverly  J.  Falconer,  Jacqualine  S.  Byers,  Karen  P.  Walk- 
meyer,  Ann  E.  Nelson,  Judith  A.  Rowan,  Linda  M.  Lantis,  Imogene  J. 
Ross,  Marcia  J.  Morton.  Second  Row:  Mary  A.  Hornung,  Nancy  K. 
Wallace,  Roberta  R.  Siegle,  Ruthann  Guthrie,  Nancy  C.  Reeves, 
Judith  E.  Linden,  Jane  C.  Benedick,  Bonnie  J.  Kleymann,  Lucille  L. 
Jewett,  Janet  K.  Mapes.  Third  Row.-  Patricia  A.  Hatch,  Carolyn  K. 


Graham,  Ann  McCaslin,  Jean  A.  Loughmiller,  Cheryl  A.  Power,  Linda 
M.  Morgan,  Leslie  D.  Sutphen,  Helen  E.  Lawless,  Rita  K.  Lilak,  Sharon 
K.  Radford.  Bottom  Row:  Pamela  K.  Griffee,  Colleen  K.  Salter,  Eldora 
S.  Kauffman,  Edwin  G.  Kauffman,  James  N.  Marker,  Ronald  D. 
Clifton,  Dennis  R.  Chambers,  Gerald  A.  Bird,  Rosemary  A.  Wolfe, 
Susan  Merrill,  Cheryl  M.  Kuiken. 


Student  Education  Association  -Top  Row:  Edna  M.  Becker,  Kristina 
L.  Kunz,  Luanne  R.  Shank,  Edith  M.  Dickinson,  Rose  N.  Detter,  Jane 
E.  Dannefer,  Carolyn  A.  Cotter,  Mary  J.  Swaffar.  Second  Row:  Shirley 
Levendofsky,  Wilma  J.  Cales,  Jo  M.  Bell,  Gloria  J.  Jones,  Laurel  B. 
Warren,  Mary  J.  Fisher,  Sharon  A.  Hotujac,  Martha  J.  Cox,  Linda  S. 
Huber,  John  W.  DeMand.  Third  Row.-  Ralph  E.  Stegner,  Kathryne  L 


Gaynier,  Martha  A.  Crane, 
Vera  S.  Hunziker,  Barbara 
K.  Bell,  Diana  J.  Williams. 
Maureen  K.  Manuel,  Joan 


Sheedy,  Gretchen  A.  Pomerenke,  Judith 
Mary  V.  Mitchell,  Gary  G.  Tobias. 


Betty  J.  Gracey,  Tahmeroo  L.  Gaynier, 

A.  Jetland,  Dorothy  L.  Sullivan,  Marilea 

Bottom  Row:  Ronald  D.  Schmalzried, 

R.  Inskeep,  Donna  A.  Dodge,  Ellen  E. 


K.  Allee,  Nancy  J.  Exline, 


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Home  Ec  Teaching  Club  -Top  Row:  Linda  S.  Hauptli,  Reba  S.  Brazle, 
Gloria  D.  Wanager,  Beverly  A.  Jackson,  Judith  E.  Brown,  Barbara  E. 
Diehl,  Janet  M.  Wegman,  Mary  R.  Steinbrink,  Imogene  J.  Ross, 
Bonnie  B.  Bonewitz.  Second  Row:  Donna  B.  Bilderback,  Sherry  L. 
Simpson,  Sherril  J.  Myers,  Pamalee  G.  Carson,  Annette  J.  Beyer, 
Sandra  D.  Tollefson,  Peggy  I.  Beninga,  Judith  F.  Klassen,  Iva  L 
Schupp,  Joyce  I.  Freeman,  Jacqueline  Kubat.  Third  Row:  Arietta  Y. 


Visser,  Loretta  E.  Reeh,  Janet  A.  Rotman,  Carolee  Cram,  Lois  K. 
Lewis,  Cheryl  A.  Power,  Carol  A.  Brent,  Judy  K.  McClure,  Suzanne  K. 
Hawkins,  Deanna  M.  McCracken.  Bottom  Row:  Barbara  J.  Symns, 
Barbara  K.  Richard,  Gretchen  M.  Brandt,  Connie  E.  Rogers,  Linda 
P.  Sanders,  Edith  E.  Warrington,  Janet  S.  Meyer,  Nancy  J.  Scott, 
Sylvia  M.  Barth,  Marlyse  K.  Milburn,  Patricia  A.  Miller. 


Home  Ec  Teaching  Club  -Top 
Row:  Pauletta  J.  Winderlin, 
Cheryl  K.  Jarvis,  Cora  J.  Eg- 
gleston,  Deanna  L.  Sainer, 
Lynda  K.  Miller.  Second  Row: 
Nancy  E.  Halverstadt,  Kath- 
leen K.  Klein,  Judith  A.  Dey, 
Beverly  A.  Schneider.  Bottom 
Row:  Marilyn  J.  Allen,  Carla 
S.  Ericson,  Rosemary  A. 
Wolfe,  Sandra  L.  Kerns. 


Home  ec  clubs  sell  apples,  inspect  communications 


During  final  week,  the  members  of  Home 
Economics  Teaching  Club  sold  more  than 
1,600  apples  to  students  in  living  groups  as  a 


Home  Economics  Journalism  Club  -Top  Row:  Roberta  G.  Applegate, 
Lora  M.  Smith,  Norma  B.  Perry,  Patricia  George.  Bottom  Row:  Mary 
J.  Pretzer,  Lynda  K.  Doramus,  Carolyn  R.  Howard,  Mary  L.  Burk. 


money-raising  project.  The  club,  one  of  eight 
components  of  the  Kansas  division  of  the 
American  Home  Economics  Association,  had 
124  members.  The  home  economics  women 
made  Thanksgiving  favors  for  residents  of 
Manhattan  rest  homes. 

In  order  to  give  members  a  first-hand  view 
of  professional  journalists  at  work,  Home 
Economics  Journalism  Club  planned  field 
trips  to  Topeka  and  Kansas  City.  In  Topeka, 
the  women  visited  Stauffer  Publications  and 
WIBW  radio-TV  and  toured  the  Menninger 
Foundation.  The  group  planned  programs 
centered  on  job  opportunities  for  women 
in  home  economics  and  journalism  fields. 


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Clothing  and  Textiles  Club-7"op  Row:  Lelah  F.  Hennmg,  Barbara  A. 
Atkinson,  Marilyn  A.  Peiter,  Sherri  D.  Hughes,  Eva  M.  Ayres,  Barbara 
K.  Hollis,  Rena  L.  Watts,  Joyce  A.  Burris,  Barbara  A.  Ashton,  Barbara 
L.  Reed,  Mary  L.  Woftord,  Sandra  L.  Olson.  Second  Row:  Sandra  L. 
McElwain,  Gracie  R.  Barbour,  Constance  J.  Bowers,  Bonnie  L.  Mc- 
Dougal,  Olga  E.  Schwartzkopt,  Mary  E.  Windels,  Geraldine  F.  Regehr, 
Peggy  J.  Wise,  Susan  R.  McCullar,  Patricia  S.  Walker,  Sandra  L. 
Bradley,  Cheryl  J.  McKay.  Third  Row:  Marie  L  Cone,  Sally  C.  Dyer, 


Carolyn  L.  Duncan,  Gloria  L.  Lewerenz,  Judith  K.  Williams,  Mary  J. 
Cooper,  Judy  K.  Worthington,  Joan  K.  Reusser,  Nancy  S.  Caldwell, 
Shelia  R.  Pilger,  Kaye  L.  Atherton,  Marilyn  S.  Lee.  Bottom  Row:  Ann 
C.  Galbraith,  Trudy  M.  Mazaika,  Elaine  S.  Shugar,  Dianne  S.  Nydell, 
Sharon  L.  Van  Vleet,  Sarah  A.  Shaw,  C.  Katherine  Barker,  Gwen  I. 
Leece,  Sara  L.  Kuhn,  Virginia  M.  Munson,  Marilyn  L.  Woolley, 
Lola  J.  Peters. 


Groups  sponsor  Peace  Corps  work,  child  census 


Through  the  Peace  Corps,  Home  Economics 
Clothing  and  Textiles  Club  sent  sewing  equip- 
ment to  El  Salvador.  In  another  group  project, 
members  also  worked  with  Glamour  maga- 
zine in  sponsoring  the  Best  Dressed  Girl 
contest.  The  home  economics  organization 
noted  a  membership  increase  of  nearly  100 
per  cent  over  the  previous  year. 

Taking  a  census  of  exceptional  children  in 
Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Family  and 
Child  Development  Club  worked  with  the 
Riley    County    Federation    for    Handicapped 


children.  Members  also  addressed  envelopes 
for  the  organization.  In  practical  experience 
with  children,  the  group  provided  babysitting 
services  and  assisted  in  the  University's  Child 
Development  laboratory. 

Programs  on  summer  and  international 
jobs,  private  and  public  nursery  schools  and 
handicapped  children  were  sponsored  by  the 
club.  Other  topics  concerned  careers  in  social 
work  and  counseling.  On  a  field  trip  to 
Topeka,  members  toured  the  Menninger 
Foundation  and  Kansas  Neurological  Institute. 


Family  and  Child  Development  Club-7"op  Row:  Dianne  Darling,  Bev- 
erly J.  Larsen,  Victoria  L  Gaster,  Janet  M.  Seim,  Diana  K.  Pringle, 
Janice  A.  Glazier,  Kathleen  A.  McNeal,  Wilma  J.  Hansen,  Linda  S. 
Huber,  Barbara  M.  Wells,  Nancy  M.  Good.  Second  Row:  Marjorie  C. 
Allen,  Karen  K.  Ewy,  Janet  S.  Henry,  Betty  J.  Francisco,  Pamela 
M.  Baker,  Mary  K.  Rains,  Donna  L.  Olivier,  Carolyn  J.  Hoover,  Kath- 


leen M.  Sughrue.  Third  Row:  Vicki  A.  Bloom,  Shirley  J.  Reid,  Carole 
J.  Francis,  Jean  A.  Griffin,  Jeanette  M.  Golitko,  Beverly  K.  Fortmeyer, 
Ardes  M.  Baker,  Phyllis  L.  Edwards.  Bottom  Row:  Adene  E.  Winter, 
Patricia  A.  Leeper,  Kay  L.  Schmitt,  Sue  E.  Hemphill,  Ellen  L  Taylor, 
Beverly  K.  Lewey,  Barbara  R.  Caldwell. 


American  Institute  of  Interior  Design  Student  Affiliates-  Top  Row: 
Marilyn  K.  Bird,  Diana  L.  Hentzler,  Judy  K.  Anderson,  Sheryl  A,  Stod- 
dard, Maureen  C.  Williams,  Mary  L.  Carr.  Second  Row;  Sally  R.  Mc- 
Williams,  Mary  L.  Edmundson,  Bertha  D.  Harding,  Delia  J.  Flack, 


Roanne  L.  Jefferies,  Gail  E.  Tawney.  Bottom  Row:  Opal  B.  Hill,  Linda 
E.  Porter,  Sally  E.  Sheppard,  Jayne  E.  Darling,  Lucinka  V.  Fanning, 
Carol  E.  Sloan. 


Designers  start  chapter, 
tour  art  gallery,  studios 


Medical  facilities  interest 
future  registered  nurses 


Touring  the  Sheldon  Art  Gallery  in  Lincoln, 
Neb.  highlighted  the  first  year  of  the  Ameri- 
can Institute  of  Interior  Designers  as  a  campus 
organization.  The  student  affiliates  also  visited 
furniture  marts  and  design  studios  in  Dallas, 
Tex.  Led  by  President  Roanne  Jefferies,  the  22 
members  planned  a  sale  of  decor  accessories. 
Opal  Hill  was  faculty  sponsor. 


Studying  professional  medicine,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Nursing  Club  made  two  field  trips, 
touring  the  Institute  of  Logopedics  in  Wichita 
and  the  University  of  Kansas  Medical  Center 
in  Kansas  City.  Dr.  Hilbert  P.  Jubelt,  the 
University's  Student  Health  director,  spoke 
to  the  women  at  a  Home  Economics  Nursing 
Club  meeting  in  the  fall. 


Home  Economics  Nursing  Club-7"op  Row:  Mary  C.  Brookens,  Char- 
lotte A.  Lawless,  Ruth  E.  Applegate,  Cheryl  K.  Kuhn,  Vicki  L.  North. 
Second  Row:  Anna  M.  Luker,  Nancy  K.  Hatfield,  Susan  C.  Souther- 
land,  Effie  M.  Breeden,  Beverly  J.  Stone,  Roberta  L.  Bailey.  Third 


Row:  Diane  F.  Williams,  Donna  L.  Martindale,  Janice  L.  Frank,  Evelyn 
P.  Smith,  Carol  A.  Laverentz,  Margaret  E.  Raffington.  Bottom  Row: 
Shirley  E.  VanMeter,  Colleen  M.  Ramsour,  Maria  R.  Dahlsten,  Pamela 
J.  Lembright,  Phyllis  E.  Opocensky,  Linda  L.  Lamkin. 


Artists  examine  slides, 
learn  caning  techniques 


Slides  on  art  work  of  India  and  a  demon- 
stration on  caning  chairs  comprised  several 
Home  Economics  Art  Club  programs.  At  the 
Aggieville  Thieves  Market,  members  sold  silk- 
screened  Christmas  and  note  cards.  To  finance 
activities,  the  club  also  sold  ceramics,  material 
samples  and  caramel  and  cinnamon  apples. 


Home  Economics  Art  Club-7"op  Row:  Elizabeth  A.  Kimmi,  Amelia  A. 
Detwiler,  Sheryl  A.  Stoddard,  Mary  L.  Carr.  Second  Row:  Lynette  K. 
Geffert,  Marilyn  K.  Bird,  Karen  A.  Folk.  Third  Row:  Mary  L.  Edmund- 
son,  Linda  K.  Pettijohn,  Bertha  D.  Harding,  Linda  L.  Rexroat.  Bottom 
Row:  Frances  A.  Newby,  Diana  K.  Whittlesey,  Kathleen  A.  Allen, 
June  F.  Fritz. 


Home  Economics  Extension  Club-7"op  Row:  Rosalie  I.  Brisky,  Cheri 
L.  Avery,  Grace  I.  Nease.  Second  Row:  Nyla  J.  Gnadt,  Lorna  E.  House. 
Bottom  Row:  Rosslyn  A.  Johnson,  Mary  E.  Schweitzer,  Louise 
A.  Bosch. 


Extension  club  sessions 
outline  career  openings 


Opportunities  in  fields  of  extension  work 
were  outlined  through  programs  of  both  the 
Home  Economics  Extension  Club  and  the 
University  Extension  Club.  The  clubs  spon- 
sored a  joint  picnic  in  the  spring. 

Work  on  Home  Economics  Hospitality  Day 
and  the  Favorite  Man  on  Campus  contest  was 
done  by  Home  Economics  Extension  Club. 
Following  a  tour  of  Umberger  Hall  extension 
facilities,  the  club  planned  a  tea. 

Entering  Homecoming  Parade  competition, 
the  University  Extension  Club  built  a  float. 
Members  of  the  club  also  manned  booths  at 
the  Activities  Carnival  and  Ag  Science  Day. 


Extension  Club- Top  Row:  Dasharathrai  N.  Pandya,  Myrtle  F.  Booth, 
Diana  K.  Goertz,  Janet  L.  Patton,  Donna  B.  Bilderback,  Larry  J.  Beat, 
Rose  A.  Bradbury.  Second  ftow.-Kathryn  E.  Sughruejudy  K.  Schrunk, 
Jeanne  L.  Muret,  Mehaboob,  Gene  C.  Whaples,  Myron  L.  Graybill, 


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Farrell  D.  Maichel.  Bottom  Row:  Curtis  Trent,  Donna  G.  Feaster, 
Karen  S.  Peterson,  William  C.  Hundley,  Carolyn  E.  Barnes,  John  J. 
Kern,  Gerald  H.  Schmitt. 


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Accompanied  by  the  steady  beat  of  a  drum,  Indian  students 
perform  a  native  harvest  time  folk  song  and  Punjabi  dance 


at  World  Community  Day.  More  than  400  persons  watched 
foreign  performers  at  the  international  program  in  the  Union. 


Co-ordinating  body  displays  international  fashions 


Native  costumes  were  modeled  by  foreign 
students  at  a  fashion  show  produced  by  Inter- 
national Co-ordinating  Council.  The  show 
highlighted  International  Week  festivities. 


Led  by  President  Intesar  Zaidi,  the  organi- 
zation worked  for  establishment  of  an  inter- 
national students'  association.  Assistant  Dean 
Theodore  Heermance  was  adviser. 


International  Co-ordinating 
Council  —  Top  Row:  Peter  W. 
Garretson,  Thomas  B.  Lee, 
Intesar  H.  Zaidi.  Second  Row: 
Robert  G.  Madziya,  Donald  F. 
Peterson,  Theodore  W.  Heer- 
mance, Mohammed  I.  Sha- 
alan.  Bottom  Row:  Syed  A. 
Quadri,  Carlyle  W.  Warner, 
Karamjit  S.  Sidhu. 


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Cosmopolitan  Clut-  Top  Row: 
Mohammad  Tariq,  Orlando 
M.  Hernando,  Peter  W.  Gar- 
retson,  Abbas  Mirakhor.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Jean  A.  Minsch, 
Michel  Bady,  Charles  B. 
Daniels,  Jeanne  A.  Heintzel- 
man. 


People-to-People  Executive  Committee -Top  Row.-  Annette  L.  Buck- 
land,  Victoria  L  Clegg,  Judith  A.  Wolf,  Navin  K.  Sanghvi,  Vesta  L. 
Dauber.  Second  Row:  David  T.  Crews,  Judith  A.  Miller,  Ghulam  S. 


Jatoi,  Zafar  A.  Qureshi.  Bottom  Row:  Donald  F.  Peterson,  Charles  B. 
Lockhart,  John  J.  Buzenberg. 


Cosmopolitan  program 
features  foreign  cuisine 


People-to-People  plans 
international  home  visits 


Using  "Above  All  Nations  Is  Humanity" 
as  theme,  Cosmopolitan  Club  featured  foods 
of  the  world  and  an  international  variety  show 
at  the  annual  Feast  of  Nations. 

The  club  sponsored  a  talk  by  Senator  Frank 
Carlson,  forums  on  foreign  affairs  and  re- 
views of  contemporary  novels. 


Arrangements  for  foreign  students  to  stay 
with  Kansas  families  during  vacations  were 
made  by  People-to-People.  The  international 
group  also  helped  with  fall  orientation  of 
foreign  students.  At  Friday  night  functions, 
members  learned  about  other  cultures  through 
forums,  speakers  and  panel  discussions. 

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Diwali  Festival  program 
spotlights  Indian  cuisine 


International  club  notes 
African  heritage,  growth 


Western-style  Indian  dishes  were  served  at 
India  Association's  Diwali  Festival  in  the  fall. 
During  India  Week  and  Republic  Day  of  India 
celebrations,  the  group  scheduled  talks  con- 
cerning Indian  unity  and  economic  develop- 
ment. The  students  also  sponsored  Indian 
films  and  welcomed  visiting  Indian  digni- 
taries. Members  helped  new  international  stu- 
dents adjust  to  campus  life. 


African  Unity  Day  was  observed  by  the 
African  Students  Association.  Through  the 
celebration,  members  presented  a  program  on 
the  history  and  economic,  political  and  social 
progress  of  independent  African  nations.  The 
year-old  group  scheduled  speakers  and  docu- 
mentary films.  President  Robert  Madziya  led 
discussions  on  cultural  and  social  adjustment 
of  international  students. 


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India  Association  —  Top  Row:  George  A.  Filinger,  Rao  S.  Prakash, 
J.  P.  Nautiyal,  Sandhu  Sarbjit,  Ramanbhai  S.  Patel,  Vajinder  P.  Singh, 
Ameen  A.  Gaffar,  Matrti  Mahander,  Bhim  S.  Hans.  Second  Row: 
Awadh  N.  Singh,  Vinubhai  K.  Patel,  Palanisamy  Nagerajan,  Vinu  F. 


Patel,  Sheshagin  R.  Nadgir,  Anirudh  K.  Sanghi,  Gambhir  Singh, 
Kesar  S.  Lamba,  Daran  P.  Sutaria.  Bottom  Row:  Awadh  S.  Singh, 
Shyam  S.Varma, Awadh  R.Singh,  Kartar S.  Yaday,  Sundar  M.  Raman, 
Harsharan  J.  Singh,  Murthy  S. Vadrevu,  Nawin  C.  Sinha, Akbar  A.  Khan. 


India  Association  —  Top  Row:  Esther  Filinger,  Fakhru  A.  Kaka,  Jasmer 
S.  Saini,  Pradeep  B.  Vasa,  Suresh  S.  Patel,  Sadiq  A.  Shariff,  Ram  N. 
Rathi,  Chandru  J.  Bhojwani,  Dasharath  N.  Pandya,  Jagdish  M.  Pan- 
chal,  Arunkumar  K.  Gholkar.  Second  Row:  Gul  H.  Advani,  Hemendra 
J.  Bhuta,  Vishesh  C.  Wadhwa,  Prabhakar  N.  Jagtap,  Anumula  S.  Raj, 
Mehaboob  Mulla,  Shamaldas  L.  Suthar,  Kanu  H.  Patel,  Nariman  N. 


Karanjia,  Chiman  P.  Patel,  Shree  N.  Mate,  Edalji  J.  Baria.  Bottom 
Row:  Mithoo  M.  Ramchandani,  Sirjang  L  Tandon,  Thettu  R.  Reddy, 
Moravapalle  V.  Reddi,  Karamjit  S.  Sidhu,  Ramgopal  Battu,  Sultan 
M.  Zia,  Hiriy  V.  Chandrashekar,  Sam  R.  Daruvalla,  Dinkerrai  R.  Desai, 
Vasunati  Desai. 


African  Students  Association  -Top  Row:  Jeaneth  C.  Madziya,  Joseph 
G.  lyorver,  Desmond  A.  Waturuocha,  Moses  M.  Mukolwe,  Xtopher'K. 
Nwokedi,  Amos  Adepoju,  Titus  Kiragu,  Nicholas  M.  Nyamfukudza, 
Celton  A.  Njoku.  Second  Row'  Jeseph  Kapela,  Gabriel  0.  Amosun, 
Ato  W.  Kurabatchew,  Thomas  F.  Buamah,  Philip  C.  Bott,  Onyema  E. 
Uzomaka,  Nnakarame  A.  Nwosu.  Third  Row:  Jesse  0.  Akinokun, 


Desire  A.  Assa,  Wilson  B.  Ipinmidun,  Mustafa  B.  Bashier,  Manasseh 
Wasike,  Christopher  Ogunkoya,  Daniel  I.  Saror,  Joseph  J.  Alade. 
Bottom  Row:  Robert  G.  Madziya,  Richard  L  Morse,  Jibade  0.  Oyekan, 
Chizu  Okudo,  Folorunso  A.  Fayinka,  Kenneth  N.  Onyia,  Gabriel 
0.  Ankeli. 


Iranian  Students  Association 

-Top  Row:  Manuchehr  Sadr, 
Arsalan  Razani,  Samuel  Taf- 
tian,  Cyrus  Eilian,  Faramarz 
Pourlak.  Second  Row:  An- 
oushirvan  Gharavi,  Manou- 
chehr  Dibai-Esfahani,  Mo- 
hammad Koutchek,  Susan 
Koutchek.  Bottom  Row:  Es- 
mail  S.  Darbandi,  Manou- 
chehr  M.  Borookhim,  Beh- 
rouz  B.  Hakimian,  Harold 
W.  Kennedy. 


Area  communities  host 
Iranian  student  visitors 


Trips  to  small  Kansas  communities  ac- 
quainted Iranian  students  with  American 
agricultural  and  rural  life.  The  Iranian  Stu- 
dents Association  attended  the  Manhattan 
United  Nations  Day  celebration  as  a  cultural 
project.  In  sports  competition,  the  group's 
members  participated  in  campus  volleyball 
and  soccer  team  contests. 

Established  in  1963,  the  organization  was 
organized  to  improve  scholastic  and  social 
opportunities  available  to  foreign'  students. 
Activities  were  planned  to  enable  the  students 
to  meet  off-campus  Americans. 


Participating  in  the  Feast  of  Nations,  international  students 
perform  the  High  Life,  popular  dance  of  West  Africa. 


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Arab     American     Club-  Top 

Row:  Sami  M.  AlHasani, 
Sonja  L.  Mansour,  Mousa  A. 
Mashal,  Latif  H.  Ali,  Leona 
Dobson.  Second  Row:  Fuad 
K.  Mansour,  Leo  F.  Engler, 
Adnan  A.  Muhtasib,  Abduli- 
lah  A.  Kanawi.  Bottom  Row: 
Mohammed  I.  Shaalan,  Shaw- 
kat  M.Mashal.HragJ.Tilkian. 


Chinese  Student  Association- Top  Row:  Theresa  C.  Lee,  Jane  S. 
Shaw,  Bun-Wah  Nip,  Rita  P.  Fan,  Amy  Hu,  Lilian  C.  Kao,  Arnold  Y. 
Lee.  Second  Row:  Chin  Li,  Ru-Hsin  Mo,  Shu-Hon  Yu,  Elton  C.  Lee, 
Kuo-Kaung  Hu,  Hsieh-Tien  Sun,  Yi-Tien  Sun.  Third  Row:  Colette  W. 


Chang,  Kuo-Chuan  Lee,  Han-Chou  Wang,  Thomas  B.  Lee,  Tsun  Lee, 
Patrick  H.  Wong,  Leo  S.  Lee,  Eddie  L.  Hwang.  Bottom  Row:  William 
H.  Ho,  Christopher  C.  Hsu,  K.  H.  Yuan,  Colin  T.  Ho,  Leslie  L.  Ho, 
Ben-Yuh  Jai,  Yuan-Chang  Chiang. 


Arab-Americans  display 
Middle  East  handicrafts 


Oriental  potluck  supper 
hails  Chinese  New  Year 


Displaying  Arab  handicrafts  at  the  Activi- 
ties Carnival  and  United  Nations  Day,  Arab- 
American  Club  participated  in  University 
international  programs. 

At  Manhattan  Community  Day,  members 
performed  an  Arabic  ring  dance.  Mohammed 
Shaalan  was  president  of  the  group  which 
showed  pictures  of  the  Holy  Land  at  its  an- 
nual Arabic  dinner.  With  Leo  Engler  as  ad- 
viser, the  club  planned  a  picnic. 

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Welcoming  the  Chinese  New  Year,  the  120 
members  of  the  Chinese  Student  Association 
celebrated  with  a  potluck  supper  of  oriental 
dishes  and  specialties. 

Weekly  gatherings  provided  recreational 
activities  including  volleyball  and  basketball 
games  and  swimming.  Under  the  guidance  of 
President  Thomas  Lee,  the  Chinese  Student 
Association  presented  an  evening  program 
of  amateur  international  musical  talent. 


Moslem  students  publish 
international  newsletter 


Pakistani  festivals  mark 
association's  first  year 


Through  publishing  a  bi-monthly  newslet- 
ter, Islamic  Association  members  helped 
acquaint  themselves  with  Moslem  students 
attending  other  universities.  Syed  A.  Quadri 
was  president  of  the  association  which  ob- 
served religious  services  on  Fridays.  The 
international  group  also  celebrated  Moslem 
festivals.  Seventy-five  Moslem  students  from 
16  countries  attended  the  University. 


Celebration  of  Pakistan  Day  and  Quide-e- 
Azam  Day  marked  first  year  activities  of  Paki- 
stan Association.  For  World  Community  Day, 
members  staged  a  mock  Pakistani  wedding. 
The  international  group  showed  films,  spon- 
sored lectures  and  presented  displays  for 
students  and  townspeople.  Pakistan  Associ- 
ation also  participated  in  the  Activities  Car- 
nival and  United  Nations  Day. 


Islamic  Association  —  Top  Row:  Mohammed  F.  Masood,  Ahmed  S. 
Al-Tikriti,  Intesar  H.  Zaidi,  Sadiq  A.  Shariff,  Abdul  H.  Shnain,  Muay- 
yad  A.  Younis,  Ibrahim  A.  Mohamed,  Muazzez  Kalkan.  Second  Row: 
Ahmed  A.  Mirza,  Ghulam  S.  Jatoi,  Zafar  A.  Qureshi,  Ahmet  Kalkan, 


Syed  A.  Quadri,  Sultan  M.  Zia,  Syed  Sayeeduddin.  Bottom  Row: 
George  A.  Filinger,  Mohammad  Afzal,  Mohammad  K.  Chaudhri, 
Abdel  S.  Kansouh,  Maher  H.  Khan,  Mir  A.  Khan. 


Pakistan  Association-  Top 

Row:  Intesar  H.  Zaidi,  Mo- 
hammad Tariq,  Aban  Rus- 
tomji,  Purvez  Rustomji.  Sec- 
ond Row:  Shafqat  S.  Chaud- 
hry,  Muhammad  S.  Chaud- 
hry,  Rubina  Chaudhry,  Maher 
H.  Khan,  Farooq  Haider, 
Ghulam  S.  Jatoi.  Bottom  Row: 
Zafar  A.  Qureshi,  Mohammad 
K.  Chaudhri,  Mohammad 
Afzal,  Richard  C.  Clark. 


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Statesmen  cheer  squads 
at  home  athletic  contests 


Concert  musician  directs 
campus  organ  workshop 


Sitting  in  a  special  cheering  section  at  home 
football  and  basketball  games,  Statesmen 
selected  three  members  from  each  men's 
living  group.  President  Terry  Biery  directed 
activities  of  the  year-old  organization.  States- 
men supported  projects  of  Pep  Co-ordinating 
Council.  Morris  Hayes  was  adviser  for  the 
men  who  greeted  visiting  athletic  squads 
upon  their  arrival  in  Manhattan. 


Manipulation  of  the  organ  for  chorus  and 
solo  effects  was  demonstrated  by  Marilyn 
Mason  at  a  workshop  for  organ  students.  The 
American  Guild  of  Organists  also  sponsored 
a  program  by  the  concert  organist.  At  meet- 
ings directed  by  President  Clifford  Ocham- 
paugh,  members  studied  organ  construction 
and  the  history  of  religious,  classical,  Baroque 
and  modern  areas  of  organ  literature. 


Statesmen  — Top  Row:  James  M.  Gfeller,  Steven  C.  Borell,  Larry  L. 
Landgren,  Dennis  R.  Siefkes,  Lawrence  N.  Frey,  Michael  A.  Hen- 
dricks, Vernon  L.  Hibbard,  Thomas  E.  Marshall,  Alan  D.  Mills.  Second 
Row:  Darryl  E.  Janzen,  Austin  L.  Widener,  David  C.  Kolars,  Jerry  L. 
Wilson,  Gale  E.  Gotti,  Dale  0.  Twaddell,  Bruce  A.  Adams,  Richard  L. 


Calcara.  Third  Row:  Dennis  T.  Nelson,  Ralph  E.  Stegner,  Douglas  M. 
Kubin,  Harry  M.  Scott,  Walter  J.  Smith,  Vinson  L.  Burch,  Spencer  B. 
Graves,  Glen  A.  O'Dell.  Bottom  Row:  Gary  D.  Seibert,  Donald  F. 
Hansen,  Charles  W.  Guthrie,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Wayne  H.  MacKirdy, 
Edward  L.  Dent,  John  D.  Stegner. 


American  Guild  of  Organists- 
Top  Row:  Rebecca  J.  Smutz, 

Margaret  R.  Roebke,  Kath- 
leen Haberbosch.  Bottom 
Row.-  Clifford  I.  Ochampaugh, 
Mayme  L.  Kauffeld,  Carolyn 
S.  Behan,  Robert  W.  Hays. 


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Ham  operators  practice 
transmitting  Morse  code 


Organizing  classes  in  Morse  code  and  radio 
theory,  Amateur  Radio  Club  members  learned 
to  operate  the  group's  Collins  75A2  receiver 
and  Navy  TCM-2  transmitter. 

Led  by  President  Kenneth  Knudson,  Ama- 
teur Radio  Club  inspected  the  military  radio 
unit  of  the  Manhattan  Armed  Forces  Reserve 
Center.  Peter  Dyer  was  adviser  of  the  club 
which  prepared  exhibits  of  ham  radio  oper- 
ation for  the  Activities  Carnival  and  for 
Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House. 


Working  in  the  radio  shack,  Amateur  Radio  Club  members, 
all  licensed  ham  operators,  check  transmission  equipment. 


Amateur  Radio  Club-7"op  Row:  Peter  M.  Dyer,  Grant  E.  Ackerman, 
John  P.  Long,  Edward  C.  Odell,  Jerry  D.  Balls,  Dale  J.  Perry,  Barbara 
P.  Noble.  Second  Row:  Jon  M.  Pollock,  Roger  S.  Dildine,  Robert  F. 


Grochowsky,  Larry  R.  Condit,  Eldon  E.  Peterson,  Kenneth  D.  Knud- 
son. Bottom  Row:  Jerry  L.  Hamilton,  Robert  C.  Hyde,  Robert  N. 
Kershner,  Robert  W.  Euler,  William  C.  Coupland. 


Pilots  own  aircraft  stock 
for  Flying  Club  planes 


Having  piloted  K-State  Flying  Club  planes 
over  most  of  the  nation,  members  owned 
shares  of-  stock  in  the  organization.  Flying 
Club  owned  three  planes,  Cessna  models 
"120,"  "170,"  and  "172."  Members  piloted  the 
aircraft  to  out-of-state  ballgames  and  job 
interviews  and  on  personal  trips. 


K-State  Flying  Club- Top  Row:  E.  M.  Pyle,  Robert  A.  MacArthur, 
Jerry  W.  Garlett.  Second  Row:  Larry  C.  Sampson,  Wayne  H.  Anschutz, 
Billy  F.  Williams.  Bottom  Row:  Lawrence  R.  York,  Paul  W.  Hayse, 
Daryl  W.  Loeppke. 


Chaparajos  riders  win 
team  contention  at  rodeo 


Dancing  enthusiasts 
join  Hoedowners  group 


Competing  against  10  midwestern  schools, 
Chaparajos  Club  members  won  the  team 
trophy  at  the  University's  1964  Intercollegiate 
Rodeo.  Winners  of  the  bull  riding,  calf  roping, 
ribbon  roping,  bulldogging  and  women's 
barrel  racing  events  were  members.  Chapa- 
rajos riders  entered  seven  spring  rodeos.  The 
club  sponsored  Chaparajos  Queen  competi- 
tion during  which  contestants  from  women's 
living  groups  vied  for  the  title  in  riding  events. 


Techniques  of  western  and  modern  square 
and  round  dancing  were  taught  at  weekly 
meetings  of  the  Hoedowners  Square  Dance 
Club.  During  its  first  year,  the  club  had  a 
membership  of  45.  Members  included  stu- 
dents, faculty  and  staff  of  the  University.  In 
addition  to  weekly  dances  for  members,  the 
club  sponsored  dances  which  were  open  to 
the  public.  Thomas  Lord  and  Paul  Stevenson 
were  callers  for  the  club's  square  dances. 


Chaparajos  Club-7bp  Row:  Virginia  A.  Carlson,  Lois  M.  Long,  Barbara 
J.  Socolofsky,  Richard  L.  Teagarden,  Patricia  George,  Nancy  J. 
Hedges.  Second  Row:  Joan  E.  Warner,  Virginia  A.  O'Connell,  John  D. 


Todd,  Thomas  A.  Williams,  Edith  A.  Keenan.  Bottom  Row:  Richard  K. 
Norton,  Ronald  W.  Norton,  Melvin  M.  Fuelling,  Altred  Janssen, 
Linda  K.  Shambaugh. 


Hoedowners  Square  Dance  Club-7bp  Row:  Mary  K.  Jelinek,  Susan  G. 
Carstens,  Sharon  L.  Ladenburger,  Patricia  L.  Rogers,  Lauren  E. 
Celeste,  Margaret  R.  Hooper,  Julia  I.  Fearing,  Jean  A.  Griffin,  Nancy 
M.  Shuyler.  Second  Row:  Marilyn  K.  Herriman,  Sharon  L.  Stone, 
Sharon  K.  Madden,  Robert  V.  Vodraska,  Robert  S.  Griffin,  Nancy  L. 
Spangler,  Mary  L.  Hall,  Catherine  L.  Turner.  Third  Row:  Gary  L.  Sapp, 


Ronnie  L.  Herriman,  Frank  A.  Rogers,  Max  H.  Dewey,  Richard  L. 
Sutcliffe,  William  J.  Gilliland,  Thomas  H.  Lord,  Carol  D.  Latschar. 
Bottom  Row:  Ted  A.  Broers,  Gene  E.  Windier,  Kent  D.  Shuyler,  Harry 
B.  Perry,  Leslie  C.  Longberg,  Bradley  F.  Glasco,  Rodney  M.  Bates, 
George  W.  Roenne. 


Frog  Club-7bp  Row.  Claudia  J.  Mayfield,  Mary  A.  Southard,  Beverly 
S.  Fowler,  Sharon  L.  Hageman,  Jean  A.  Sheik,  Kathryn  M.  McCarthy, 
Rose  M.  Potenski,  Marjone  J.  Wright.  Second  Row:  Joan  E.  Lyne, 
Brenda  J.  Welliever,  Sharon  L.  Percival,  Karen  J.  Lockett,  Lauren  E. 
Schmidt,  Nona  G.  Reynolds.  Jo  J.  Dean,  Constance  L.  Hall.  Third  Row: 


Mary  E.  Peterson,  Barbara  J.  Harris,  Elizabeth  D.  Smith,  Patricia  A. 
McCabe,  Dennis  D.  Hughes,  Gary  L.  Benton,  Eugene  L.  Smith, 
Elizabeth  Railsback.  Bottom  Row:  Sandra  R.  Moore,  Judith  I.  Hysom, 
Sharilyn  K.  Beach,  Victoria  L.  Parkinson,  Danny  D.  Sheneman,  Jerry 
T.  Huff,  Dexter  A.  Vergin. 


Water  talent  performs  in  Frog  Club  swim  show 


Preparing  for  the  Frog  Club  water  show 
members  practiced  15  to  20  hours  on  each 
synchronized  swimming  number.  After  com- 
pletion of  choreography,  the  swimmers  prac- 
ticed land  drills  before  moving  to  the  water. 


Frog  Club  members  attended  a  workshop  to 
learn  new  water  stunts  and  routines.  Fall  try- 
outs  tested  the  swimming  form  of  prospective 
members  in  the  front  and  back  crawl,  side  and 
breast  strokes  and  surface  diving. 


To  be  judged  on  horsemanship  and  personality,  finalists 
in  a  queen  contest  sponsored  by  Chaparajos  Club  prepare 


for  a  competitive   ride   in  the  Weber   Hall  arena.  Judges 
also  questioned  the  contestants  about  rodeos  and  horses. 


Water  Sports  Club  -Top  Row: 
Michael  W.  Linn,  Martin  C. 
Hurt,  Martha  A.  Schumacher, 
John  M.  Flannery.  Second 
Row:  Robert  E.  Buchan, 
Thomas  F.  Bird,  Walter  S. 
Finch,  Gary  L.  Benton.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Dale  A.  Clark,  Eliza- 
beth D.  Smith,  Rowland  H, 
Anthony. 


Marine  club  investigates 
use  of  Tuttle  Creek  pier 


7My  Fair  Lady7  brings 
4,000  to  Players7  drama 


Use  of  a  pier  at  Tuttle  Creek  was  investi- 
gated by  Water  Sports  Club.  At  meetings  the 
organization's  divisions,  powerboating,  skiing 
and  sailing,  reported  on  boating  excursions. 
Movies  on  sailing  and  trick  skiing  were  also 
shown.  The  commodore  of  the  Tuttle  Creek 
Boat  Club  spoke  at  one  meeting.  Water  Sports 
Club  owned  a  catamaran  sailboat. 


"My  Fair  Lady,"  the  K-State  Players  big- 
gest production,  drew  4,000  persons.  The  stu- 
dent actors  also  staged  "Marriage  Go  Round," 
"Winnie  the  Pooh,"  "The  West  Wind  Rises," 
The  Visit"  and  two  one-act  plays.  Through 
earning  points  by  participation  in  theatrical 
productions,  student  actors  won  eligibility 
for  membership  in  the  Players. 


K-State  Players-  Top  Row:  Jeanette  K.  Mack,  Carol  S.  Walker,  Mar- 
garet E.  Tanner,  Mary  L.  White,  Elaine  S.  Biggs,  Georgia  G.  Loyd, 
Karen  J.  West,  Barbara  A.  Sadkin,  Michele  J.  Clark,  Carol  L.  Pearson, 
Nancy  R.  Stone,  Sharon  K.  Madden,  Kama  K.  Counter,  Elizabeth  M. 
Wary.  Second  Row:  John  W.  Dillon,  Charles  W.  Boles,  Annette  L. 
Buckland,  Mary  K.  Adams,  Sandra  L.  Skaptason,  Janet  E.  Higley, 
David  Sadkin,  Patricia  A.  Seitz,  John  T.  Monger,  Judith  E.  Fleming, 
Sharla  J.  Jorgensen,  Judith  A.  Hunter,  Manlynn  J.  Peck.  Third  Row: 


Thomas  C.  Owens,  Mary  A.  Lowe,  Larry  J.  Hovey,  Lucinda  L.  Neis, 
Robert  A.  Burnett,  Patsy  A.  Slusser,  Genevieve  C.  Darter,  Dorothy  D. 
Miller,  Kathy  M.  Schroeder,  Mary  M.  Berg,  Patricia  A.  Schmidt, 
Harriett  J.  Stutzman,  Elizabeth  E.  Cary,  Joseph  P.  Pena.  Bottom  Row: 
Clayton  E.  Hawes,  Gary  A.  Stewart,  Joseph  D.  Sours,  Larry  G.  Corn- 
well,  Glenda  A.  Apt,  Boyd  E.  Masten,  William  R.  Benedict,  C.  Kath- 
erine  Barker,  Frederick  L.  Williams,  Karen  M.  Holeman,  Fred  L. 
Curry,  Carl  M.  Hinrichs. 


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Soccer  Club-fop  Row:  Celestine  0.  Njoku,  Amos  Adepoju,  Philip 
C.  Bott.  Second  Row:  Joseph  I.  Alade,  Jibade  0.  Oyekan,  Wilson  B. 
Ipinmidun,  Moses  M.  Mukolwe,  Gabriel  0.  Ankeli.  Bottom  Row:  Erwin 


Suess,  Chukwuzubelu  Okudo,  Joseph  Kapela,  Folorunso  A.  Fayinka, 
Herman  A.  Pitter,  Jesse  0.  Akinokun. 


Soccer  squad  members 
represent  15  countries 


Students  from  15  countries,  including  two 
Americans  and  twelve  Nigerians,  combined 
to  provide  the  University  with  a  team  for 
soccer,  the  national  sport  of  many  nations. 
International  members  of  Soccer  Club  played 
a  fall  slate  of  five  games  and  scheduled  five 
more  for  late  spring. 

During  the  fall,  the  squad  scored  wins  over 
the  University  of  Kansas  and  the  University 
of  Oklahoma.  However,  the  team  suffered  a 
loss  to  Rockhurst  College.  Soccer  Club  also 
tied  two  Kansas  City  teams  — Park  College  and 
the  Kansas  City  Athletics. 

Financial  support  for  the  team  came  from 
Apportionment  Board  and  club  dues.  The 
three  fall  home  games  were  played  on  the  east 
campus  intramural  field.  An  early  spring 
game  against  Ft.  Riley  for  International  Week 
was  scheduled  for  Memorial  Stadium  but  was 
switched  to  the  east  campus  field  because  of 
wet  turf.  Herman  Pitter  was  president  of 
Soccer  Club.  A  Nigerian,  Celestine  Njoku, 
served  as  team  captain. 


Maneuvering  to  protect  the  ball,  international  students  play 
soccer,  the   national   sport  of  more  than    100  countries. 


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As  part  of  a  whirlwind  tour,  Mike  Goldwater,  son  of  the  Re- 
publican presidential  nominee,  leads  a  pre-election  rally. 


National,  state  elections 
spark  University  politics 


Election  year  activities  highlighted  the 
efforts  of  both  Collegiate  Young  Democrats 
and  Collegiate  Young  Republicans. 

CYD  conducted  monthly  meetings  to  build 
enthusiasm  for  national,  state  and  local  cam- 
paigns. Traveling  as  a  car  caravan,  students 
met  Hubert  Humphrey,  candidate  for  vice- 
president,  in  Topeka  and  John  Montgomery, 
candidate  for  Congress,  in  Junction  City. 
Members  worked  in  voter  registration  drives, 
sponsored  candidates  for  state  offices  at 
political  convocations  on  campus,  entertained 
candidates  and  their  families  and  worked  for 
a  "two-party  state  in  Kansas." 

With  over  500  members,  CYR  played  an 
active  role  in  Republican  campaigns  for  state 
and  national  offices.  CYR  sponsored  a  visit 
on  campus  by  Mike  Goldwater,  son  of  the 
Republican  presidential  candidate.  Car  cara- 
vans traveled  to  Wichita  and  Topeka  to  hear 
Republican  candidates  Barry  Goldwater  and 
William  Miller  speak.  Kitty  Barker  spent  the 
summer  working  as  a  Congressional  intern 
for  Kansas  Congressman  Joe  Skubitz.  Doug 
Groesbeck,  president  of  the  political  group, 
served  as  publicity  co-chairman  for  the  Mid- 
west Federation  CYR  executive  board. 


Collegiate  Young  Democrats- Top  Row:  Russell  C.  Eberhart,  Sharon 
L.  Van  Vleet,  Verlee  E.  Chegwidden,  Diane  F.Williams,  John  M.  Taylor, 
Sarah  B.  Dallas,  Rose  M.  Potenski,  Martha  J.  Lonergan,  Karen  D. 
DeGood,  Barbara  A.  Beals,  Patricia  George.  Second  Row:  Keith  L. 
Hoffman,  John  W.  Kroenlein,  John  M.  Barba,  Samuel  W.  Knecht, 


Mary  A.  Lowe,  Jean  A.  Minsch,  William  N.  Ross,  Gary  L.  Hauptli, 
Thomas  H.  Cure.  Bottom  Row:  Franklin  W.  Scott,  Joel  S.  Brummel, 
Thomas  A.  Thompson,  Larry  E.  Jones,  Glen  H.  Fountain,  Jerry  G. 
Larson,  Gary  E.  Clark,  Frederick  C.  Meek,  Danny  L.  Smith. 


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Collegiate  Young  Republicans-  Top  Row.-  Sherril  J.  Myers,  Jeanne  M. 
Walker,  Sharon  L.  Froelich,  Karen  S.  Ward,  Carolee  Cram,  Patricia  A. 
Palmer,  Pamela  S.  Engle,  Catherine  L.  Hyde,  Marjorie  L.  Gordon, 
Margaret  A.  Griffith,  Marilyn  K.  Boles,  Elizabeth  A.  Clark.  Second 
Row:  Gilbert  H.  Philips,  Ross  A.  Gilchrist,  Suzanne  I.  Beach,  Jo  J. 
Dean,  Nancy  J.  Butler,  Jean  A.  Kelley,  Mary  J.  Cooper,  Wilda  L. 
Loeppke,  Robert  M.  Deaver,  Mark  K.  Torluemke.  Third  Row:  Lynn  R. 


Johnson,  Larry  W.  Emig,  Sandra  K.  Froelich,  James  L.  Gray,  William 
L.  Henderson,  William  W.  Middleton,  Philip  K.  Kline,  Clark  T.  Heglar, 
Sue  E.  Hemphill,  Mary  A.  Schlagel,  Gary  L.  Urbanek.  Bottom  Row: 
Kenneth  A.  Winzeler,  Paul  W.  Hayse,  Leslie  C.  Longberg,  Jon  D. 
Soder,  Craig  W.  Ridenour,  John  P.  Ludwig,  Ronald  R.  Worley,  Wil- 
liam A.  Weaver. 


Collegiate  Young  Republicans- Top  Row.-  Judith  S.  Strait,  Judith  A. 
Harden,  Kenneth  W.  McClintock,  Janet  L.  Kannard,  Patricia  L.  Ju- 
venal, Barbara  A.  Kevan,  Kathleen  K.  Kiewit,  Catherine  A.  Murry, 
Jay  F.  Thompson,  Cheryl  V.  Clevenger.  Second  Row:  Herbert  D. 
Primrose,  Beverly  K.  Lewey,  Harriet  J.  Stutzman,  Janet  E.  Higley, 
Lois  A.  Wiley,  Anne  A.  Tuggle,  Barbara  A.  Tussey,  Sue  J.  Kaufman, 


Sandra  G.  Korb.  Third  Row:  Douglas  S.  Brunson,  Kenneth  K.  Ches- 
ney,  John  T.  Meyer,  Gary  D.  Tice,  Terry  L.  Wilson,  Linda  J.  Rosen- 
kranz,  Paul  C.  Scotti,  Glen  W.  Froelich,  George  E.  Metz.  Bottom  Row: 
Richard  H.  McVay,  Donald  G.  Dressier,  Judith  K.  Baird,  Raymond  W. 
Johnson,  Edward  L.  Adams,  Steven  R.  Livengood,  Charles  R.  Howell, 
Phillip  F.  Unruh,  Robert  D.  Lillich,  John  A.  Springer. 


Collegiate  Young  Republicans  -Top  Row:  Donald  P.  Gross,  Deanna  G. 
Stewart,  Faye  L.  Taplin,  Lawrence  N.  Frey,  Susan  L.  Rosenkranz, 
Peter  J.  Barrett,  Mary  C.  Sand,  Richard  W.  George,  Soren  K.  Simon- 
sen,  John  R.  Rule.  Second  Row:  David  R.  Gross,  Ross  A.  Gilchrist, 
Kenneth  A.  Dekat,  Kent  L.  Marmet,  Ross  J.  Wilchman,  Wilfred  L. 
Farnham,  Eugene  W.  Kovar,  Art  Groesbeck,  Burl  D.  Jay.  Third  Row: 


Thomas  G.  Brown,  Owen  K.  Nordvig,  Clark  T.  Heglar,  Marc  W.  Zim- 
merman, George  H.  Johnston,  David  A.  Gerber,  Larry  E.  Converse, 
Tom  W.  Walsh.  Bottom  Row:  C.  Katherine  Barker,  Douglas  G.  Groes- 
beck, Chester  L.  Mize,  Mrs.  Chester  L.  Mize,  Paul  L.  Roth,  Robert  H. 
Miller,  Gregory  P.  Hanson. 


Modern  dancers  present 
films,  Orchesis  concert 


Student  political  chapter 
issues  election  material 


"A  Time  to  Dance"  was  among  films  shown 
by  Orchesis,  a  dance  organization.  Each  se- 
mester the  group  showed  one  film  on  modern 
dance  as  its  fund  raising  project.  Under  direc- 
tion of  Martha  Kellstrom,  faculty  adviser, 
Orchesis  featured  group  and  solo  dance  num- 
bers at  its  annual  concert.  Members  also 
decorated  a  car  for  Homecoming.  The  group 
elected    Kathleen    Allen    Orchesis    president. 


Distribution  of  election  campaign  material 
and  organization  of  a  chapter  at  the  University 
of  Kansas  were  projects  of  Young  Americans 
for  Freedom.  Members  also  published  the 
monthly  Young  American.  Congressman-elect 
Chester  Mize  talked  at  one  meeting.  Since 
organization  in  1960,  the  60,000-member 
group  has  grown  into  one  of  the  largest  Amer- 
ican political  youth  groups. 


Orchesis  —  Top  Row:  Joyce  A.  Burris,  Lynn  K.  Parsons,  Joan  Farmer, 
Barbara  K.  Hollis,  Karen  A.  Falk,  Elaine  S.  Biggs,  Martha  R.  Kellstrom. 
Second  Row:  Bette  L.  Edwards,  Bonnie  L.  McDougal,  Beverly  S.  Old, 


Bernadette  R.  Hawkes,  Susan  Stevenson,  Barbara  A.  Sadkin.  Bottom 
Row:  Janet  S.  Rupp,  Jeanne  A.  Heintzelman,  Patricia  K.  Ingersoll, 
William  R.  Benedict,  Genevieve  C.  Darter,  Kathleen  A.  Allen. 


Young  Americans  for  Freedom- Top  Row:  James  R.  Moore,  Allan  P. 
McCobb,  Harriet  J.  Stutzman,  Terry  L.  Wilson,  Gary  D.  Tice,  Soren  K. 
Simonsen,  Clark  T.  Heglar.  Second  Row:  Lynn  R.  Johnson,  Kenneth 


A.  Dekat,  Douglas  G.  Groesbeck,  William  W.  Middleton,  Philip  K. 
Kline,  Paul  D.  Enos,  Jon  H.  Peterson.  Bottom  Row:  Ross  J.  Wichman, 
James  L.  Gray,  Robert  C.  Littrell,  Deanna  G.  Stewart,  Gary  L.  Doolittle. 


Student  Chapter  of  American  Institute  of  Architects  Auxiliary-  Top 

Row:  Marcia  G.  Livingston,  Grace  M.  Dyer,  Beth  L.  Dittemore,  E. 
Janel  Harriman,  Diana  A.  Otto,  Virginia  A.  Holmes.  Second  Row: 
Barbara  H.  Bock,  Glenda  J.  Shockley,  Susan  H.  Reynolds,  Terri  Flem- 


ing,  Mary  L.  Gist,  Judilee  G.  Jantz,  Verda  L.  Lewis.  Bottom  Row:  Sandy 
McCullough,  Sandra  M.  Smith,  Virginia  Brightenburg,  Adelia  M. 
Davidson,  Pat  J.  McKee,  Rosa  M.  Almack. 


Thieves  Market  features 
auxiliary's  food  products 


Off-campus  group  builds 
float  with  fraternity  men 


Selling  baked  goods  at  the  annual  Aggie- 
ville  Thieves  Market  was  a  project  of  the  Amer- 
ican Institute  of  Architects  Auxiliary.  Mem- 
bers also  constructed  food  tray  favors  for 
patients  in  a  Manhattan  rest  home  and  visited 
a  ceramics  studio. 

Talks  by  professional  architects  and  tours 
of  architectural  facilities  were  scheduled  to 
acquaint  the  women  with  their  husbands'  cur- 
rent curricular  activities  and  future  profes- 
sions. Group  social  activities  included  a  dance 
party  and  a  spring  picnic. 


In  Homecoming  activities  Off-Campus 
Women  built  a  float  with  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon. 
The  40-member  organization  nominated  can- 
didates for  Homecoming  Queen,  Royal  Purple 
Queen,  Barnwarmer  Queen  and  Military  Ball 
Queen.  Off-Campus  Women  also  caroled  at 
Christmas  and  attended  exchange  dinners 
with  men's  residence  halls. 

As  president,  Rita  Pearce  directed  interest 
group  programs  for  swimming,  singing, 
knitting  and  bridge.  Caroline  F.  Peine,  as- 
sistant dean  of  students,  was  sponsor. 


Off  Campus  Women- Top  Row:  Mary  K.  Jelinek,  Susan  C.  Carstens, 
Lana  K.  Shelby,  Jean  L.  Bigbee,  Marilyn  L.  Bassett,  Bonnie  J.  Camp- 
bell, Carolyn  G.  Foland,  Mary  K.  Lipper.  Second  Row:  Effie  M.  Bree- 
den,  Rita  L.  Pearce,  Joyce  K.  Kuhns,  Karen  S.  Renz,  Jo  J.  Dean,  Judy 
M.  Brammer,  Mary  E.  Whitney,  Barbara  I.  Rinkel,  Joyce  A.  Burris. 


Third  Row:  Melinda  D.  Grigsby,  Marcia  S.  Monahan,  Judy  J.  Trussell, 
Nona  G.  Reynolds,  Mary  E.  Wanklyn,  Judy  E.  Linden,  Karen  S.  Gil- 
more,  Phyllis  M.  Louk.  Bottom  Row:  Carolyn  R.  Cox,  Connie  K.  Miles, 
Shirley  E.  VanMeter,  Kathleen  L.  Toews,  Eva  A.  Moore,  Kathleen  K. 
Toburen,  Dorothy  J.  Miller,  Janice  E.  McNeal. 


4-H  organization  sends 
Emporia  club  gavel,  flag 


Helping  organize  a  4-H  group  for  college 
students  in  Emporia,  Collegiate  4-H  Club  pre- 
sented a  gavel  and  flag  set  to  the  new  group. 
Members  of  Collegiate  4-H  served  as  judges 
at  county  4-H  days  across  Kansas. 

Publication  of  Kansas  4-H  in  Review  and 
sale  of  refreshments  at  the  state  fair  in  Hutch- 
inson were  other  4-H  projects.  Members  con- 
ducted a  clean-up  weekend  at  Rock  Springs 
Ranch  and  attended  the  Collegiate  4-H  Mixer. 


Spirits  undampened  by  rain,  new  students  square  dance  at 
the  Collegiate  4-H   Mixer,  an  evening  Orientation  activity. 


FFA  chapter  promotes  campus  safety  campaign 


Films  on  safety  were  shown  in  the  Union 
by  Collegiate  Future  Farmers  of  America  to 
promote  a  campus  safety  drive.  The  men  also 
met  with  the  Manhattan  High  School  chapter 
to  discuss  advantages  of  attending  an  agricul- 


tural college.  Club  members  assisted  state 
FFA  officers  with  initiation  and  banquets  and 
served  as  speakers  at  high  school  meetings. 
The  collegiate  group  provided  housing  for 
delegates  at  the  state  FFA  convention. 


Future  Farmers  of  America  -Top  Row:  Jerry  L.  Hahn,  Joseph  B. 
Detrixhe,  Stephen  W.  Stucky.  Michael  E.  Jones,  John  P.  Benfer, 
Gordon  K.  McNitt,  Larry  C.  Epley,  Eldon  R.  Trost,  Richard  L.  Harner, 
George  W.  Warren.  David  F.  Martin.  Second  Row:  Richard  A.  Ibbet- 
son,  Terry  W.  Odle,  Larry  E.  Kater,  Larry  E.  Schmidt,  Dale  0.  Twad- 
dell,  Larry  D.  Ehrlich.  Vincent  A.  Miller,  Jerry  D.  Morgan,  Gary  L. 


Creager,  Roger  L.  Baker.  Third  Row:  Vernon  L.  Hibbard,  Marvin  D. 
Parrack,  Larry  H.  Coltrane,  Jettie  F.  Condray,  Donald  K.  Emery, 
Douglas  K.  Peters,  Garry  L.  Frazee,  John  E.  Holste,  Leon  D.  Sowers. 
Bottom  Row:  Ross  D.  Crane,  Jerry  L.  Condray,  James  E.  Zwonitzer, 
Paul  N.  Stevenson,  Michael  E.  Dikeman,  Dale  M.  Richardson, 
Alvin  R.  Conner. 


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Collegiate  4-H  Club- Top  Row:  Sherri  D.  Hughes,  Barbara  A.  Atkin- 
son, Janet  L  Patton,  Patricia  A.  Patton,  Mary  K.  Munson,  Judy  L. 
Kitch,  Diana  K.  Goertz,  Renita  K.  Pohl,  Phyllis  E.  Babbitt,  Anne  M. 
Kramer,  Arlene  R.  Dahm.  Second  Row:  Jerrie  J.  McAhren,  Linda  L. 
Lamborn,  Elizabeth  A.  Frazee,  Virginia  M.  Munson,  Virginia  A. 
Carlson,  Deanna  K.  Wallace,  Jeanne  L.  Muret,  Marcia  L.  Lowther, 
Deanna  M.  McCracken,  Elaine  F.  Strahm,  Grace  I.  Nease.  Third  Row: 

Collegiate  4-H  Club  -Top  Row:  Sandra  F.  Sturdevant,  Claudia  J. 
Jones,  Carol  L.  Helmke,  Karen  D.  DeGood,  Kathleen  S.  Scott,  Lois  J. 
Bender,  Carol  A.  Hinnergardt,  Linda  E.  Bugbee,  Janet  M.  Wegman, 
Reba  S.  Brazle,  Janet  J.  Beer,  Mary  E.  Windels,  Sandra  D.  Tollefson, 
Vivian  R.  Becker.  Second  Row:  Stanley  R.  Husted,  Marie  J.  Morton, 
Geraldine  F.  Regehr,  Janet  K.  Mapes,  Loretta  E.  Reeh,  Louise  A. 
Bosch,  Rita  K.  Lilak,  Carol  S.  Tiffany,  Dorothy  L.  Mayhill,  Shirley  J. 
Van  Fleet,  Patricia  S.  Barger,  Rosslyn  A.  Johnson.  Third  Row:  Pa- 


Ben  W.  Wood,  Johri  E.  Holste,  Stanly  C.  Widau,  Larry  E.  Cline,  Lynn 
D.  Romberger,  Ted  D.  Edmondson,  Dwight  R.  Westervelt,  Rodney 
K.  Blount,  David  M.  Bozone,  Thomas  C.  Smith.  Bottom  Row:  Ralph 
C.  Richardson,  Larry  D.  Frazee,  John  W.  Toney,  James  E.  Zwonitzer, 
Ronald  A.  Engelken,  Richard  D.  Kruse,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Charles  E. 
Munson,  Leslie  C.  Longberg. 


tricia  A.  Dumler,  Marjorie  L.  Machin,  Maria  R.  Dahlsten,  George  W. 
Kuchenthal,  Ellen  L.  Taylor,  Marvin  W.  Mann,  Ross  A.  Olson,  Ronald 
E.  Jones,  Edward  S.  Ryan,  Roger  R.  McCollough,  Richard  L.  McCol- 
lough.  Bottom  Row:  Annette  L.  Buckland,  Carla  J.  Garrison,  Walter 
E.  McFadden,  Gene  M.  Scott,  Jerry  L.  Armbruster,  Richard  L.  Harner, 
Frederick  L.  Williams,  Rodger  J.  Romberger,  Harold  J.  Topliff,  Teresa 
K.  Graham,  Wilma  M.  Hazen. 


Collegiate  4-H  Club-7"op  Row:  Cora  J.  Eggleston,  Rebecca  L.  John- 
ston, Lora  M.  Smith,  Lenore  K.  Brim,  Wilda  L.  Loeppke,  Faith  A.  Ott, 
Pamela  S.  Engle,  LeAnne  Biggart,  Betty  R.  Ashida,  Linda  D.  Gentry, 
Linda  L.  Stevens,  Nancy  K.  Hatfield.  Second  Row:  Maxine  K.  Warner, 
Harold  D.  Engle,  Mary  E.  Ryan,  Dorothy  J.  Schrader,  Melinda  R. 
Hrabe,  Luann  K.  Nelson,  Janice  E.  Hoecker,  Margaret  R.  Hooper, 
Marlyse  K.  Milburn,  Kenneth  E.  Theel,  Paul  A.  McLenon.  Third  Row: 


David  J.  Harding,  James  R.  Ploger,  Larry  L.  Landgren,  William  J. 
G il I i land,  John  W.  Kroenlein,  Lyle  H.  Chadwell,  Stephen  L.  Chadwell, 
Jerry  L.  Wilson,  George  L  Zabel,  Stephen  R.  Morris.  Bottom  Row: 
James  R.  Dobbins,  Leon  L.  Dunn,  Larry  R.  Heyka,  Ronald  C.  Lund- 
quist,  Arlen  W.  Etling,  Craig  W.  Ridenour,  Patrick  F.  Ervin,  George 
W.  Roenne,  Glenn  A.  Newcomer. 


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Wives  entertain  faculty 
of  College  of  Agriculture 


At  a  fall  faculty-student  function,  Agricul- 
tural Education  Wives  Club  members  and 
their  husbands  entertained  College  of  Agricul- 
ture faculty  and  wives.  Howard  Bradley,  a 
professor  of  agriculture,  spoke  to  the  women 
about  "The  Role  of  a  Wife  of  an  Ag  Ed 
Teacher."  Demonstrations  on  crewel  embroi- 
dery and  ceramics  work  comprised  other  pro- 
grams. The  club  elected  Dorothy  Huffman 
president.  Members  planned  a  potluck  picnic 
at  a  city  park  for  their  families. 


As  well  as  business  and  refreshment  sessions,  Dames  Club 
sponsors  ceramics,  painting,  knitting  and  bridge  groups. 


Agricultural  Education  Wives 
Club- Top  Row:  Mrs.  Ray- 
mond Agan,  Janice  A.  Glazier, 
Geneva  K.  Rogers,  Charlotte 
A.  Gottlob.  Second  Row:  Car- 
men M.  Sowers,  Esta  A.  Win- 
ter, Phyllis  I.  Ladner,  Mary  E. 
Siebert.  Bottom  Row:  Judith 
A.  Penka,  Dorothy  L.  Huff- 
man, Mary  E.  Emery. 


Coeds  sell  concessions 
for  YWCA  at  enrollment 


During  enrollment,  Young  Women's  Chris- 
tian Association  sponsored  a  concession  stand 
for  the  faculty.  Members  met  each  week  at  the 
Baptist  Center  for  discussion  sessions.  Topics 
ranged  from  segregation  to  sex  ethics.  The 
women  listened  to  records  and  tapes  and  read 
plays  and  speeches  for  group  discussions. 

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Young  Women's  Christian  Association  -Top  Row:  Mrs.  Joe  N.  Wood, 
Sharon  A.  Gigstad,  Carolyn  J.  Cox.  Bottom  Row.-  Susan  Faulconer, 
Jane  B.  Martin,  Judith  A.  Miller. 


Dames  Club-7"op  Row:  Terri- 
lyn  A.  O'Brien,  Kay  E.  Vice, 
Graciela  S.  Marangoni,  Made- 
leine M.  Kelles,  Patricia  K. 
Bickerton.  Second  Row:  De- 
loris  E.  Atkisson,  Judy  K.  Dick, 
Flora  J.  Bell,  Becky  J.  Hoover, 
Gwen  R.  Vice.  Bottom  Row: 
Carmen  M.  Sowers,  Karen  S. 
Somers,  Nancy  L.  Sis,  Ann  H. 
Young. 


Dames  Club  women  help  handicapped   youngsters 


Three  mornings  each  week,  members  of 
Dames  Club  worked  with  mentally  handi- 
capped children  of  Manhattan.  As  part  of  the 
project,  Dames  Club  bought  educational  toys 
for  the  children  with  $250  which  members 
earned  by  selling  candy. 

Members'  children  attended  a  Christmas 
party  the  women  planned.  Dames  Club  also 
scheduled  a  chili  supper  and  a  spring  banquet 
in  honor  of  newly  elected  officers.  Married 


women  attending  the  University  and  wives  of 
students  belonged  to  Dames  Club. 

For  work  the  wives  had  done  in  helping 
their  husbands  through  school,  Dames  Club 
honored  women  whose  husbands  were  grad- 
uating at  a  spring  graduation  ceremony.  Each 
married  woman  received  a  Dames  Club  di- 
ploma for  a  PHT  or  Pushing  Hubby  Through 
degree. 


Dames  Club-7"op  Row:  Grace  M.  Dyer,  Loma  L.  Wegerer,  Jan  K. 
Pauls,  Margaret  Mann,  Jeanette  Nelson,  Connie  L.  Blankenship, 
Nancy  K.  McDonald,  Charleen  Cook,  Beverly  Hrubesky,  Carole 
Paige,  Glenda  Serrault,  Jean  A.  Wiman.  Second  Row:  Donna  J. 
Lewellen,  Joan  M.  Harmer,  Beverly  K.  Fiser,  Patricia  A.  May,  Luella 
M.  Auchard,  Billie  R.  Piatt,  Sheryl  Wetzel,  Angelia  Hanchett,  Karole 
K.  Keeler,  Krita  J.  Thompson,  Carolyn  J.  Opperman.  Third  Row:  Patty 


Baker,  Amy  A.  Breiner,  Jean  Schanefelt,  Margaret  Light,  Lois  Boyer, 
Rita  R.  Carthrae,  Lovella  Mullen,  Sandy  Marsden,  Lila  Courtney, 
Gail  Eubank,  Martha  Shosa,  Jeanne  Pollock.  Bottom  Row:  Bette  I. 
Brackett,  Sharon  K.  Scharenberg,  Shelia  G.  Wiechert,  Nancy  C. 
Shepherd,  Shirley  Bryant,  Gloria  J.  McPeak,  Jean  E.  Miller,  Nancy 
LaRow,  Arlene  J.  Letourneau,  Haroldine  Carver,  Twila  Fairbanks, 
Claudia  Keearns,  Mary  L.  Lundblade. 


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Students  pause  by  All-Faith  Chapel  on  a  snowy  evening. 
Many  denominations  use  the  chapel  for  student  services. 


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Religious  meeting  covers 
religion,  state,  education 


"Religion,  the  State  and  Education"  was 
the  theme  for  a  conference  on  church-state 
relations  sponsored  by  Religious  Co-ordinat- 
ing Council.  Kansas  school  superintendents, 
protestant  clergymen  and  several  state  offi- 
cials participated  in  the  conference. 

Among  Council  presentations  was  a  Catho- 
lic, Protestant  and  Jewish  dialogue  series. 
Subject  of  another  Council  program  was 
"Christian  Faith  and  Contemporary  Drama." 

In  its  duty  as  campus  religious  co-ordinator, 
the  group  supervised  religious  activities  of 
students,  faculty  and  public.  Serving  on  the 
Religious  Council  were  presidents  Of  Univer- 
sity religious  foundations  for  students. 


Chinese  religious  group 
commemorates  holidays 


Thanksgiving,  Christmas  and  Easter  were 
observed  at  special  holiday  meetings  by  mem- 
bers of  the  Chinese  Christian  Fellowship. 
The  Chinese  students  met  weekly  for  Bible 
study.  Membership  in  the  religious  group, 
organized  in  1961  by  three  students,  was  open 
to  Chinese  students  and  faculty.  Che  F.  Foo 
was  Chinese  Christian  Fellowship  president. 


Chinese  Christian  Fellowship  —  Top  Row:  Siu  W.  Sae,  Ru-Hsin  Mo, 
Lilian  C.  Kao.  Second  Row:  Shu-Hon  Yu,  Elton  C.  Lee.  Bottom  Row: 
Fang-Ming  Lin,  Eddie  L.  Hwang,  Che  F.  Foo. 


Religious  Co-ordinating  Council  —  Top  Row:  Sandra  F.  Sturdevant, 
Patricia  A.  Patton,  Diana  K.  Goertz,  Mary  A.  Hornung,  Rita  L.  Vod- 
raska,  Dennis  D.  Hughes,  Carolyn  S.  Lemon,  Joan  P.  Colbert.  Second 
Row:  Jerold  W.  Harrison,  David  A.  Richardson,  Frances  G.  Thawley, 
Candace  L.  Rogers,  Donald  L.  Harris,  Lee  S.  Leichtling,  Gary  L. 


Urbanek.  Third  Row:  John  C.  Bottenberg,  Randall  L.  Rich,  Sandra 
L.  Roark,  Irvin  D.  Thiele,  William  D.  Edwardson,  Merle  A.  Soeken, 
Merlan  T.  Almquist.  Bottom  Row:  Bruce  A.  Boggs,  Frank  W.  Lambert, 
Lonnie  A.  Theye,  Harry  K.  Lightner,  Larry  D.  Stuckey,  Thomas 
E.  Lowman. 


Baptist  members  schedule  discussions,  services 


As  religious  discussion  monitors,  members 
of  Grace  Baptist  Student  Fellowship  led  the 
group's  Sunday  evening  meetings.  Occasion- 
ally, the  Baptist  student  group  was  responsi- 
ble for  presentation  of  church  services.  In 
other  activities,  the  religious  organization 
went  Christmas  caroling  and  planned  pro- 
grams of  inspirational  singing. 

The  newly  built  Grace  Baptist  church  west 
of  the  men's  dormitory  provided  a  meeting 


place  for  the  religious  group.  The  fellowship 
moved  into  new  quarters  at  the  church  during 
Thanksgiving  vacation.  As  a  social  activity 
members  planned  a  progressive  supper  party. 
At  meetings  of  the  group,  members  studied 
application  of  Christian  teachings  to  the  lives 
of  University  students.  Executive  planner  for 
Grace  Baptist  Student  Fellowship  was  Presi- 
dent Randall  Rich.  Herbert  C.  Moser  was 
faculty  sponsor  for  the  organization. 


Grace  Baptist  Student  Fellowship  -Top  Row:  Kathleen  M.  Schulz, 
Margaret  E.  Rundell,  Patsy  0.  Anderson,  Patricia  A.  Hatch,  Suzanne 
M.  Heller,  Virginia  P.  Mason,  Saundra  L.  McGraw.  Second  Row: 
Alma  L.  Schweitzer,  Jere  L.  Compton,  Darryl  E.  Matter,  Tom  Tucker, 


David  H.  Cromwell,  Fred  H.  Davis,  Norla  M.  Stephens,  Elaine  F. 
Lemon.  Bottom  Row:  Randall  L.  Rich,  James  F.  Wadsack,  Larry  B. 
Massey,  Leland  M.  Anderson,  Harry  K.  Lightner,  David  K.  Lightner, 
Douglas  J.  McGraw. 


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Liahona  Top  Row.-  Myron  L.  Graybill,  Judy  K.  Schrunk,  Sally  J.Cook. 
Second  Row:  Cecil  G.  Willis,  Donald  R.  Loar,  Verlyn  W.  Ebert,  Lloyd 
E.  Barnett.  Bottom  Row:  Ted  R.  Locke,  David  R.  Newman,  Royce  E. 
Fowler. 


Foreign  students  borrow 
Wesley  exchange  coats 


Foreign  students  who  found  themselves 
unprepared  for  the  windy  Kansas  winter  wel- 
comed the  Wesley  Foundation  overcoat  ex- 
change. Conducted  throughout  the  year,  the 
exchange  loaned  coats  to  students  during 
their  residence  at  the  University. 

Centered  around  Wesley  Foundation  were 
activities  for  men  and  women  of  Methodist 
preference.  Students  of  the  religious  organ- 
ization attended  a  weekend  work  camp  in 
Topeka.  While  at  the  camp,  the  students 
painted  a  church  and  assisted  in  a  neighbor- 
hood clean-up  campaign.  Wesley  Foundation 
also  sponsored  a  Japanese  work  camp  and 
travel  seminar  during  the  summer. 

Financial  aid  for  a  Christian  student  publi- 
cation in  Ceylon  was  provided  by  Sigma  Theta 
Epsilon.  Warren  Remple  advised  the  Metho- 
dist men's  group. 

Under  the  direction  of  Mrs.  Warren  Rempel, 
women  of  Kappa  Phi  sponsored  a  bake  sale. 
At  meetings  the  group  discussed  teachings 
of  Christ  with  respect  to  modern  living. 


Actors  of  the  Wesley  Players  enact  one  of  four  perform- 
ances of  "Santa  Claus,"  a  satirical  play  by  E.  E.  Cummings. 


Church  official  discusses 
Zion  at  Liahona  meeting 


High  point  of  fall  programs  of  Liahona 
Fellowship  was  a  talk  on  Zion  by  R.  Edwin 
Browne,  a  church  official  and  University  of 
Kansas  professor.  Danforth  Chapel  provided 
a  center  for  Sunday  morning  and  Wednesday 
evening  church  services  of  the  Reorganized 
Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  the  Latter-day  Saints 
of  Manhattan.  Liahona  Fellowship  conducted 
discussions  under  the  guidance  of  Cecil  Mil- 
ler, an  elder  in  the  church. 


Sigma  Theta  Epsilon  -Top  Row:  James  W.  Scott,  Terry  W.  Odle,  Larry 
N.  Carey,  Dennis  G.  Jury,  Wallace  M.  Craig,  David  M.  Bosahka, 
Charles  R.  Weldon,  Jerry  L.  Cassidy.  Second  Row:  Robert  A.  Sparks, 
Stanley  W.  Grecian,  Leslie  B.  Allison,  John  P.  Honstead,  Victor  J. 


Olson,  Robert  G.  Cooper,  Floyd  J.  Barkman,  James  H.  Chilcott. 
Bottom  Row:  Donald  G.  Booth,  Ross  A.  Olson,  Gerald  A.  Bird,  David 
C.  Gillespie,  Dennis  R.  Chambers,  James  K.  Koelliker,  Gary  S.  Over- 
ley,  Thomas  A.  Bryan. 


Kappa  Phi-Top  Row:  Patricia  L.  Groves,  Imogene  J.  Ross,  Reita  B. 
Wilson,  Regena  K.  Alexander,  Diana  K.  Pringle,  Julia  I.  Fearing, 
Mary  A.  Bishop,  Sheryl  K.  Jordan,  Chloellen  E.  Bartoo.  Second  Row: 
Janice  D.  Kepley,  Sharon  A.  Mendenhall,  Marietta  Martin,  Dee  A. 


Crossen,  Kathryn  E.  Heyne,  Mary  J.  Allison,  Karen  M.  Wylie,  Marsha 
L.  Stevens.  Bottom  Row:  Janet  L.  Janssen,  Irene  S.  Skonberg,  Mrs. 
Warren  Rempel,  Marjorie  C.  Annis,  Donna  A.  Dodge,  Mary  B.  Ste- 
phens, Margaret  A.'  Dixon. 


Wesley  Foundation  -Top  Row:  Deanna  L.  Sainer,  Julia  I.  Fearing, 
Edith  M.  Dickinson,  Margaret  A.  Dixon,  Marie  L.  Cone,  Patty  L 
Groves,  Diana  K.  Pringle,  Jeanette  H.  Johnson,  Carol  D.  Latschar, 
Janice  D.  Kepley.  Second  Row:  Sharon  A.  Mendenhall,  Sherryl  L. 
Diller,  Janet  L.  Janssen,  Marietta  Martin,  Glenda  A.  Apt,  Charles  R. 
Weldon,  Steven  W.  Hall,  Michael  L.  Gamble,  Ray  D.  Stauffer,  Larry 


G.Campbell.  Third  Row:  Mary  J.  Pretzer,  Kenneth  J.  Locke,  Thaddeus 
W.  Osgood,  Kenneth  W.  Seibel,  Michael  C.  Tarry,  David  J.  Clapp, 
Harlan  D.  Stauffer,  Roger  L.  Moore,  Melvin  V.  Splitter,  Ronald  G. 
Chase.  Bottom  Row:  James  L.  Brown,  Wallace  M.  Craig,  Robert  A. 
Sparks,  Boyd  E.  Masten,  Merle  G.  Eversmeyer,  Leslie  B.  Allison, 
Jerry  L.  Cassidy,  Max  H.  Dewey. 


Mennonite  Fellowship-Top 

Row:  Robert  R.  Reimer,  Har- 
low K.  Schmidt,  Robert  I. 
Ediger.  Second  Row:  David 
J.  Holsinger,  Leon  E.  Thies- 
sen,  Willard  G.  Ebersole,  Mer- 
rill K.  Schmidt.  Third  Row: 
John  H.  Thiessen,  Suzanne 
S.  Thiessen,  Willa  F.  Sidebot- 
tom,  Joyce  B.  Schrock,  Ivan 
R.  Schrock.  Bottom  Row: 
Peter  P.  Preheim,  Lynette 
Preheim,  Kathleen  J.  Goer- 
ing,  John  R.  Goering. 


Lutheran  Students  Association  -Top  Row:  Susan  P.  Klema,  Maria 
R.  Dahlsten,  Shari  K.  Kuns,  James  A.  Armbruster,  Gary  L.  Bender, 
Gay  L.  Dybwad,  Edna  M.  Becker,  Carolyn  L  Carr,  Rosslyn  A.  Johnson, 
Carla  S.  Ericson.  Second  Row:  Lois  J.  Bender,  Marilyn  J.  Wagner, 
Eugene  E.  Stoppel,  Steven  D.  Schultz,  Steven  C.  Borell,  Robert  A. 
Becker,  Karmon  D.  Almquist,  Shelby  L.  Bailey,  Larry  L.  Landgren, 


Sherry  S.  Seamon.  Third  Row:  Krista  D.  Toll,  Jerry  L.  Armbruster, 
William  D.  Edwardson,  David  A.  Topham,  Eldon  E.  Peterson,  Larry  L. 
Johnson,  Neil  T.  Satterlee,  Merlan  T.  Almquist,  Samuel  K.  Beckman. 
Bottom  Row:  Patricia  A.  Dumler,  Marvin  W.  Mann,  Frank  W.  Lambert, 
Carl  W.  Johnson,  Daryll  D.  Jamvold,  Ronald  C.  Lundquist,  David  A. 
Bak,  Rev.  Eckhard  R.  Knolle. 


Mennonite  group  plans 
entertainment  programs 


Lutherans  host  meeting, 
paint  association's  center 


As  part  of  an  active  entertainment  pro- 
gram, members  of  Mennonite  Fellowship  met 
weekly  for  recreation  sessions  at  Nichols 
Gymnasium.  Organized  on  campus  for  seven 
years,  the  fellowship  conducted  bi-weekly 
religious  meetings  in  Danforth  Chapel.  Suz- 
anne Theissen  co-ordinated  activities  of  the 
30  members  through  her  work  as  group  presi- 
dent. Gerald  Schrag  was  adviser. 


As  hosts  for  a  student  conference  of  the 
Lutheran  Student  Association  of  America, 
local  members  entertained  church  delegates 
from  a  four-state  area.  Both  the  exterior  and 
interior  of  Luther  House,  the  Lutheran  student 
center,  were  painted.  Membership  of  the 
Lutheran  Student  Association  increased  30 
per  cent  more  than  that  of  the  previous  year. 
Rev.    Eckhard   Knolle    advised    the   group. 


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Baptist  Student  Union  —  Top  Row:  Marjorie  J.  Wright,  Annie  M.  Pet- 
tyjohn, Rosanne  M.  Parker,  Faye  P.  Dunn,  Bettie  L.  Payne.  Second 
Row:  Connie  E.  Rogers,  Timothy  J.  Fields,  Che  F.  Foo,  Lawrence  L. 


Dunn,  Carol  A.  Starns.  Bottom  Row:  Rev.  Fred  S.  Hollomon,  William 
R.  Hardgrave,  Stephen  M.  Burns,  Ronald  E.  Dungey. 


Baptist  Union  presents 
traveling  religious  play 


Student  fellowship  sends 
members  to  conference 


"Conquest  of  Burma,"  a  traveling  religious 
drama,  was  presented  throughout  the  year  by 
Baptist  Student  Union.  Members  attended  an 
international  student  retreat  at  Y-Ranch  in 
Arlington  with  BSU  members  from  other  Kan- 
sas colleges.  As  a  service  project,  the  Baptist 
group  sponsored  five  Kansas  students  sent 
as  foreign  missionaries.  Campus  forums  were 
also  scheduled  by  the  religious  group. 


K-State  Christian  Fellowship  members 
traveled  to  Urbana,  111.  to  the  seventh  Inter- 
varsity  Missionary  Conference.  The  group 
also  continued  an  annual  exchange  with  the 
KU  chapter.,, Members  attended  daily  devo- 
tional sessions  in  Danforth  Chapel  and  group 
meetings  in  the  Union.  The  K-State  Christian 
Fellowship  elected  Harry  Lightner  president. 
Herbert  Moser  advised  the  group. 


K-State  Christian  Fellowship  -Top  Row:  Joseph  G.  lyorver,  Karen  C 
Hughbanks,  Sharon  A.  Gigstad,  Patricia  A.  Hatch,  Fred  H.  Davis, 
Stanley  W.  Grecian,  Patsy  0.  Anderson,  Kathleen  M.  Schulz,  Elaine 
F.  Lemon,  Margaret  E.  Rundell.  Second  Row:  Suzanne  M.  Heller,  Wil- 
liam D.  Mauck,  Wilfred  L.  Farnham,  Jannette  S.  Robinson,  Brenda 


G.  Brown,  Thomas  R.  Tucker,  Thaddeus  W.  Osgood,  Alma  L. 
Schweitzer,  Norla  M.  Stephens,  Ralph  E.  Stegner.  Bottom  Row: 
David  K.  Lightner,  Lindley  J.  Reimer,  Lonnie  A.  Theye,  Joseph  S. 
Miller,  Leland  M.  Anderson,  Loren  G.  Kisby,  Harry  K.  Lightner, 
Robert  D.  Kirkwood,  Leslie  B.  Allison. 


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After  his  review  of  the  controversial  book,  Candy,  Profes- 
sor Robert  Clarke  answers  questions  for  Newman  Club  mem- 


bers. When  a  Union  committee  cancelled  the  book  review, 
Newman  Club  co-sponsored  it  with  the  Cosmopolitan  Club. 


Catholic  Newman  Club 
performs  community  aid 


"Social  action"  was  the  goal  of  Newman 
Club  activity  planning.  The  Catholic  student 
group  helped  with  Negro  voting  registration 
and  provided  Thanksgiving  dinner  for  two 


underprivileged  families.  Newmanites  also 
drove  elderly  persons  and  new  international 
students  to  downtown  Manhattan. 

Communion  breakfasts  and  Sunday  evening 
discussions  were  scheduled  by  the  group. 
Newman  Club  social  activities  included  a  fall 
mixer,  formal,  Christmas  tree  trimming  party, 
caroling  and  a  spring  picnic.  Newmanites 
attended  Mass  and  religious  study  classes 
at  the  Catholic  St.  Isodore's  Chapel. 


Newman  Club- Top  Row:  William  R.  Keating,  Pauletta  Winderlin, 
Karen  L.  O'Connor,  Mary  S.  Brandner,  Alice  M.  Schmidt,  Evelyn  P. 
Smith,  Barbara  J.  Schmidt.  Second  Row:  James  J.  Lackett,  Elaine  A. 
Rusch,  Sharon  L.  Percival,  Mary  A.  Voet,  Jeanne  A.  Johnson,  Laura 
L.  Ludes,  Mary  A.  Hoff,  John  J.  Goldrick,  Thomas  H.  Cure.  Third  Row: 


Patric  J.  Folwell,  Philip  J.  Steen,  Henry  S.  Kitzke,  Jacqueline  M. 
Resley,  Mary  L.  Miller,  Cheryl  J.  Miller,  Lawrence  H.  Erpelding,  Marie 
E.  Thiel,  William  G.  Came.  Bottom  Row:  James  C.  Goldsmith,  Gregory 
L.  Miller,  Thomas  D.  Perrier,  Richard  N.  Day,  Eugene  A.  Riedel,  Ed- 
ward D.  Barenberg,  Kelly  D.  Johnson,  Donald  F.  Schrick. 


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Newman  ClBb- Top  Row:  Barbara  Byrne,  June  F.  Sweat,  Elaine  S. 
Biggs,  Jean  L.  Dillon,  Rita  K.  Lilak,  Sharon  A.  Peltier,  Anne  M.  Kramer, 
Paula  J.  DeWeese,  Rita  L.  Vodraska.  Second  Row:  Rae  M.  Dodge, 
Mary  J.  Riddle,  David  A.  Swerczek,  Michael  Verschelden,  Gary  L. 
Urbanek,  Norman  R.  Schneider,  James  E.  Schwing,  E.  J.  Weisen- 
berg,  Donna  M.  Spachek,  Margaret  K.  Grogger.  Third  Row:  Michael 


M.  Morrissette,  Ronald  D.  Robben,  James  L.  Shank,  William  D.  Ryan, 
Edward  F.  Shank,  Gary  E.  Clark,  Robert  D.  Hattrup,  Robert  A.  Swer- 
czek, Daniel  R.  Galassini.  Bottom  Row:  Jim  A.  McKinnis,  Sherman  F. 
Ogle,  Pat  C.  Carrico,  Robert  L.  Hirt,  Edward  W.  Bange,  John  C.  Peter- 
son, Charles  R.  Heidrick,  Kenneth  R.  Reynolds,  Ronald  A.  Engel- 
ken,  John  F.  Dillon. 


Newman  Club-  Top  Row:  Kathryn  M.  McCarthy,  Sharlene  K.  Mitchell, 
Barbara  S.  Wurtz,  Cheryl  A.  Schimpf,  Kathryn  E.  Moore,  Michele  A. 
Abbott,  Jean  A.  Sheik,  Susan  E.  Garland,  Kathleen  E.  Moehlman. 
Second  Row:  Laural  D.  McCandless,  Salvador  Hernandez,  Carl 
Kramer,  William  J.  Schrandt,  Jerry  B.  Fickel,  Richard  J.  Ferris,  Wil- 
lard  A.  Miller,  Donald  L  Harris,  Larry  J.  Beat,  Elaine  C.  Smith.  Third 


Row:  Douglas  C.  Seibel,  Robert  M.  Moews,  Louis  A.  Stallbaumer, 
Gregory  L.  Broeckelman,  Joel  T.  Weigand,  Michael  P.  Martin,  Bruce 
A.  Adams,  Larry  J.  Dedonder,  Ross  J.  Wichman.  Bottom  Row.-  Robert 
J.  Albers,  Norman  G.  Anschutz,  Michael  J.  Crubel,  Dale  E.  Roberts, 
Gary  D.  Metzinger,  Stephen  E.  Reiter,  Dexter  A.  Vergin,  Joel  S.  Brum- 
mel,  John  Hintz,  James  A.  Bender. 


Newman  Club  -Top  Row:  Mary  A.  Rossillon,  Lenora  K.  Gabel,  Loretta 
A.  Jones,  Margaret  L.  McCauley,  Patricia  L.  Moehlman,  Eileen  M. 
Matson,  Janet  M.  Wegman,  Dona  C.  Gerber,  Marguerite  A.  Habiger. 
Second  Row:  Deanna  K.  Klenda,  Lyllis  A.  Ling,  Mary  L.  Haymaker, 
Cheryl  A.  Boucher,  Victor  F.  Shalkoski,  Philip  H.  McGrath,  Barbara 
K.  Richard,  Patricia  A.  Schmidt,  Bonnie  J.  Kleymann,  Marilyn  E. 


Lange.  Third  Row:  Shirley  F.  Theis,  Joan  R.  Geraghty,  Joyce  K.  Hirt, 
Charles  T.  Badrick,  Leo  J  ^ammerbacher,  Sam  J.  Brungardt,  James 
R.  Studnicka,  Patricia  A.  Seitz,  Susan  C.  Japuntich.  Bottom  Row: 
William  0.  Caspar,  Jerry  F.  Donahy,  John  J.  Kern,  Robert  E.  Cody, 
James  E.  Dale,  James  C.  Schoenfelder,  Dan  R.  Schreck,  James  N. 
Wieland,  Bob  J.  Letourneau,  Gary  E.  Voelker. 


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Roger  Williams  Fellowship- 
fop  Row:  Francis  M.  Dob- 
bels,  Ann  R.  Limes,  Carolyn 
S.  Lemon.  Second  Row: 
Karen  J.  West,  Deanne  M. 
Rieke,  Gary  D.  Owen,  Joyce 
E.  Back,  Carol  J.  Shafer.  Third 
Row:  Rolland  D.  Turner,  Don 
R.  Warren,  Sharon  K.  Lewis, 
Allan  L.  Fedosky,  Gary  R. 
Yotter,  Steven  M.  Dent.  Bot- 
tom Row:  Marcia  S.  Mona- 
han,  OliverW.  Holmes,  Ralph 
C.  Richardson,  Mary  K. 
Fowler,  Charles  W.  Hively. 


Roger  Williams  Fellowship- Top  Row:  Virginia  S.  Ford,  Janet  M 
Lemon,  Anna  Copson,  Mary  K.  Munson,  Alice  F.  Seybert,  Effie  M 
Breeden,  Janet  K.  Mapes,  Rose  A.  Bradbury.  Second  Row:  Jean  M 
Fair,  Vesta  L.  Dauber,  David  A.  Richardson,  Earl  D.  Weak,  Mary  L 
Esau,  Sue  A.  Eslinger,  Shirley  E.  Van  Meter.  Third  Row:  Roger  R 


McKee,  Gerald  R.  Smith,  Austin  L.  Widener,  Donald  R.  Zahnley, 
Richard  L.  Gillaspie,  Melvin  D.  Robinson,  Jerold  W.  Harrison,  James 
L.  Gray.  Bottom  Row:  Thomas  F.  Gillaspie,  Folorunso  A.  Fayinka,  Dan 
R.  Bonine,  Randall  L.  Harmison,  Dwight  R.  Thompson,  James  W. 
Hicklin,  James  D.  Thompson. 


Roger  Williams  members  labor  for  work  projects 


At  three  work  days,  members  of  Roger 
Williams  Fellowship  earned  money  for  service 
projects.  The  religious  group  raised  $100  for 
the  World  Student  Christian  Federation  and 
$120  to  finance  a  scholarship. 

Members  attended  the  Kansas  Baptist  Stu- 
dent Movement  Conference  in  Pittsburg.  The 
meeting  dealt  with  the  ecumenical  movement 


and  international  relations.  Over  semester 
break,  36  members  of  Roger  Williams  Fellow- 
ship skiied  near  Colorado  Springs,  Colo,  on 
a  trip  the  group  sponsored. 

Baptist  students  of  the  University  group 
were  vice  president  and  secretary  at  the  state 
level  and  representative  and  vice  president 
at  the  group's  national  level. 


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Gamma  Delta-7"op  Row: 
Dianne  K.  Daugherty,  Carol 
L.  Helmke,  Kathleen  A.  Guen- 
ther,  Harriet  A.  Hartenber- 
ger.  Second  Row:  Kenneth  E. 
Theel,  Nadene  M.  McGuire, 
June  F.  Fritz,  Janice  E.  Frohn. 
Bottom  Row:  Robert  K.  Hess, 
Merle  A.  Soeken,  Donn  L. 
Kaiser,  Irvin  D.  Thiele. 


Lutherans  host  retreat 
at  Rock  Springs  Ranch 


Stoneybrook  Farm  site 
becomes  student  project 


Hosts  for  a  regional  religious  retreat  at  Rock 
Springs  Ranch  were  provided  by  Gamma 
Delta,  a  Lutheran  student  organization.  Eighty 
students  from  nine  schools  in  Kansas,  Ne- 
braska and  Oklahoma  attended  the  spring 
retreat.  At  Sunday  night  meetings,  the  Luthe- 
ran students  sponsored  discussion  sessions 
and   studied  other  religious  denominations. 


Stoneybrook  Farm  was  repaired  and  cleaned 
during  the  fall  as  a  work  project  of  Canter- 
bury Association.  During  the  spring,  the 
Episcopal  student  organization  met  at  the 
farm  they  had  restored  as  a  religious  retreat. 
Student  evangelism  and  a  book,  "The  Sun 
and  the  Umbrella,"  provided  discussion  topics 
for  Canterbury  Association  meetings. 


Canterbury  Association  -Top 
Row:  Ellen  E.  Eppard,  Marilyn 
J.  Allen,  Van  Chang.  Second 
Row:  Charles  R.  Phillips,  Ber- 
nice  E.  Kelly,  Lois  A.  Wiley, 
John  M.  Littrell.  Bottom  Row: 
Roland  K.  Krauss,  William  M. 
MacMillan,  John  C.  Williams. 


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Following  the  hectic  turmoil  of  rushing,  fraternity  members 
assemble  outside  a  residence  hall  to  congratulate  pledges. 


Staying  in  Goodnow  Hall,  the  fraternity  rushees  were  per- 
mitted to  visit  10  houses  during  the  five-day  rush  period. 


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Senior  Panhellenic  Council  -Top  Row:  Beverly  J.  Abmeyer,  Mary  F. 
White,  Linda  D.  Orrell,  Kay  E.  Bain,  Ingrid  E.  Nesmith,  Olga  E. 
Schwartzkopf,  Dorris  A.  Seymour,  Patricia  A.  Sughrue.  Second  Row: 
Karen  D.  DeGood,  Carol  L.  Robbins,  Catherine  M.  Gerritz,  Margaret 


A.  Evans,  Sally  E.  Sheppard,  Gwen  D.  Woodard,  Shirley  Levendofsky, 
Jeanne  L.  Gebhart,  Nancy  J.  Exline.  Bottom  Row:  Mary  J.  McAdow, 
Kathryn  L.  Holecek,  Susan  K.  Cosby,  Susan  M.  Oke. 


Panhellenic  conference 
brings  Big  Eight  women 


Panhellenic  and  Interfraternity  Council  rep- 
resentatives from  the  Big  Eight  schools  at- 
tended a  conference  which  the  University's 
two  groups  sponsored.  Senior  Panhellenic 
Council  also  sponsored  Greek  Week  with  IFC. 


Senior  Panhellenic  Council  projects  in- 
cluded revision  of  rush  rules  and  recognition 
of  outstanding  sorority  women  at  All  Women's 
Day.  Eleven  member  sororities  also  prepared 
for  the  colonization  of  Delta  Gamma.  The 
sorority  women  sponsored  a  canvass  and 
census  of  the  Manhattan  area  for  the  Feder- 
ation of  Handicapped  Children.  Junior  Pan- 
hellenic Council  members  were  elected  from 
pledge  classes  while  Senior  Panhellenic  rep- 
resentatives were  active  chapter  members. 


Junior  Panhellenic  Council- Top  Row:  Janet  M.  Wegman,  Jolene 
Evans,  Leslie  S.  Innis,  Gloria  J.  Delicti,  Suzanne  Turner,  Katherine  E. 
Clark,  Lois  A.  Kohl.  Second  Row:  Becky  M.  Slothower,  Adelia  M. 


Haun,  Rebecca  L.  Fair,  Mildred  L.  Dickey,  Susan  E.  Parke,  Mary  J. 
McAdow.  Bottom  Row:  Nancy  L.  Sullivan,  Kathleen  A.  Sloan,  Susan 
L.  Schutte,  Jayne  E.  Darling,  Sally  E.  Sheppard,  Janice  L.  McKinlev. 


Interfraternity  Council  —  Top  Row:  Norman  T.  Shawver,  Duane  P. 
Bozarth,  Harold  J.  Bales,  Darwin  E.  Cline,  David  L.  Dewhirst,  Douglas 
J.  Eveleth,  Ralph  K.  Bieberly.  Second  Row:  Thomas  M.  Nelson,  Wil- 
liam R.  Jacobs,  James  R.  Albertson,  Stephen  L.  Carson,  Donald  R. 
Johnson,  Terry  B.  Farabi,  Jerome  P.  Yorke,  William  0.  Caspar.  Third 


Row.-  Robert  D.  Steiger,  Philip  D.  Gettig,  Ralph  M.  Parker,  James  E. 
Schoenbeck,  Duane  P.  Schneider,  Richard  C.  Basore,  Alan  J.  Scott, 
Charles  R.  Fortmeyer.  Bottom  Row:  Steven  R.  Poison,  Carl  B.  Price, 
John  D.  Breitenbach,  Robert  L.  Edwardson,  Loren  M.  Anderson,  John 
P.  Duffendack,  James  D.  Walker,  Frank  L.  Woofter. 


Greeks  conduct  census 
of  handicapped  children 


As  a  Greek  Week  project,  Interfraternity 
Council  directed  a  census  to  determine  where 
services  of  the  Manhattan  Federation  for 
Handicapped  Children  were  needed. 

Plans  were  drafted  for  a  Greek  honorary 
to  acknowledge  service  by  Greeks  to  the  fra- 


ternity system  and  the  University.  The  group 
also  worked  to  establish  an  annual  scholar- 
ship in  honor  of  V.  D.  "Tiny"  Foltz,  former 
Interfraternity  Council  adviser. 

Big  Eight  IFC-Panhellenic  Conference  held 
at  the  University  was  hosted  by  the  men. 
Interfraternity  Council  also  arranged  housing 
in  fraternities  for  International  Farm  Youth  Ex- 
change delegates. 

Interfraternity  Pledge  Council  directed  a 
door-to-door  Heart  Fund  Drive  and  crowned 
a   king  and  queen  at  its  annual  IPC  Dance. 


At  Sigma  Chi  Derby  Day,  a  contestant  slithers  under  a  limbo 
stick.   Earning  points  for  their  living  groups,  sorority  and 


independent  women  entered  events  like  a.  potato  sack  race 
and  the  Derby  Darling  and  deck-the-pledge  contests. 


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Before  snake  dancing  to  parties  at  four  fraternity  houses, 
students  attend  the  Greek  Week  bonfire  on  the  ROTC  field. 


While  scuffling  during  a  fraternity  division,  touch  football 
game,  Greeks  compete  in  one  of  the  15  intramural  sports. 


Interfraternity  Pledge  Council  -Top  Row:  Sheryl  J.  Fraser,  Janet  A. 
Rotman,  Judith  I.  Hysom,  Evelyn  L.  Barber,  Gloria  L.  Lewerenz,  Signe 
L.  Burk,  Sue  A.  Button,  Kathryn  A.  McGoogan.  Second  Row:  John  A. 
Holecek,  Gary  L.  Benton,  Randall  L.  Rich,  Douglas  W.  Wyatt,  James  G. 
Schulthess,  Mervin  E.  Buchenau,  Philip  L.  Sell,  Linda  M.  Shannon. 


Third  Row:  Larry  E.  Pfeifer,  Thomas  G.  Kilroy,  Richard  L.  Bishop, 
Carol  Christensen,  Roger  A.  Eshelman,  Michael  E.  Jackson,  Vernon 
A.  Solbach.  Bottom  Row:  Larry  K.  Berlin,  Gerald  H.  Ogden,  Gary  L. 
Estes,  William  P.  Conway,  Larry  L.  Kettelhut,  Edward  E.  Blanken- 
hagen,  Patrick  F.  Ervm. 


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Greeks  set  rush  record; 
pledge  total  reaches  745 


At  the  close  of  Panhellenic  rush  week,  a 
record  336  coeds  pledged  11  sororities.  The 
previous  high  had  been  290,  set  in  1961.  To 
relieve  chaos  and  congestion  after  distribu- 
tion of  bids,  each  sorority  pledge  group  met 
in  a  predetermined  area  inside  the  dormi- 
tories. Before  returning  to  sorority  yell-ins 
in  previous  years,  all  sororities  and  pledges 
had  organized  in  groups  in  front  of  the 
women's  dormitories. 

Under  a  fraternity  rush  policy  change,  the 
number  of  rush  dates  was  increased  to  five 
per  day.  Rushees  were  allowed  to  visit  10 
houses  during  the  five-day  rush  period.  Rapid 
processing  of  the  preference  lists  submitted  by 
rushees  and  fraternities  permitted  bids  to  be 
issued  in  less  than  one  hour.  The  23  fraterni- 
ties rushing  pledged  409  men,  92  per  cent  of 
448  rushees.  Delta  Chi  and  Triangle,  which 
had  previously  been  fraternity  colonies, 
rushed  for  the  first  time  as  official  chapters. 


To  depict  rush  party  themes,  sorority  members  present  a 
skit.   Each  sorority  gave  five  rush  skits  during  the  week. 


Hugs  and  screams  of  joy  greet  new  pledges  arriving  at  a         As  a  diversion  in  the  rush  week  activities,  fraternity  men 
sorority   house  after  they  received   invitations  to  pledge.         bring  rushees  to  sorority  yell-ins  to  inspect  new  pledges. 


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Slightly  lost  in  the  hustle  of  rush  changes,  men 
move  from  the  dormitory  to  fraternity  houses. 


At  one  of  five  dates  each  rushee  could  accept 
daily,  prospective  pledges  eat  with  Greek  men. 


During  one  of  the  last  rush  parties  before  the  signing  of  preference 
selection  cards,  sorority  members  entertain  rushees  with  a  formal  tea. 


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Alpha  Chi  Omega  -Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Agnes  Knowles,  Julia  J. 
Almack,  Nancy  L.  Armstrong, 
Joyce  E.  Back,  Barbara  A. 
Bagby,  Carol  A.  Bartley,  Bar- 
bara L.  Beck,  Marilea  K.  Bell. 


Second  Row:  Annette  J. 
Beyer,  Bonnie  B.  Bonewitz, 
Nancy  C.  Bortz,  Helen  F. 
Bosche,  Roberta  J.  Boughton, 
Gretchen  M.  Brandt,  Mary  C. 
Brookens,  Barbara  J.  Bull. 


Third  Row:  Nancy  J.  Butler, 
Sue  A.  Button,  Barbara  A. 
Call,  Nancy  A.  Carroll,  Judith 
A.  Chapin,  Janet  L  Chatfield, 
Patricia  R.  Chirstensen,  San- 
dra L.  Daugharthy. 


Bottom  Row:  Karen  D.  De- 
Good,  Kathleen  A.  Dickey, 
Mildred  L.  Dickey,  Rebecca 
L.  Fair,  Susan  K.  Farha,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Ferguson,  Sandra 
A.  Garlich,  Marilyn  S.  Good- 
gion. 


Donning  jeans  and  cowboy  garb,  Alpha  Chis  and  dates  dress 
western  for  a  fall  house  party  featuring  local  folksingers. 


Ninety-nine  chapters. 
Founded  DePauw  Univer- 
sity 1885.  Gamma  Zeta  chap- 
ter established  1947.  Presi- 
dent: Roberta  L.  Hughes. 


Paint,  furniture  refurbish 
Alpha  Chi  Omega  house 


Preceding  rush  week,  the  two-story,  stone 
and  stucco  Alpha  Chi  Omega  house  received 
a  new  exterior  coat  of  paint.  Alpha  Chis  also 
added  new  desk  chairs  and  pole  lamps  in 
each  study  room. 

As  a  service  project,  members  volunteered 
to  work  at  the  Lee  School  Annex  for  Handi- 
capped Children.  Inter-sorority  functions  of 
the  Alpha  Chis  included  the  DePauw  Duo 
with  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  and  the  Todd  Road 
Triad  with  Pi  Beta  Phi  and  Gamma  Phi  Beta. 

Members  included  president  of  the  Student 
Kansas  State  Teachers'  Association  and  editors 
of  the  Collegian  and  Student  Directory. 


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Mrs.  Agnes  Knowles,  new  housemother  of  Alpha  Chi  Omega, 
supervises  the  living  group  managementat  1835  Todd  Road. 


Alpha  Chi  social  functions  include  pledge  and  faculty  teas, 
the  Christmas  and  spring  formals  and  special  weekends. 


Alpha  Chi  Omega  -Top  Row: 
Patricia  J.  Gunther,  Judi  S. 
Halbleib,  Janet  S.  Harten- 
bower,  Susan  L.  Hendrix,  Re- 
becca R.  Hitchcock,  Roberta 
L.  Hughes,  Linda  M.  Hume, 
Judie  K.  Hunt. 


Second  Row:  Janet  L.  Jans- 
sen,  Mama  G.  Jenkins,  De- 
lores  J.  Johnson,  Patricia  L. 
Juvenal,  Lynn  A.  Kirk,  Linda 
A.  Kraus,  Linda  M.  Lantis, 
Diane  E.  Lee. 


Third  Row:  Shirley  A.  Leven- 
dofsky,  Lois  K.  Lewis,  Martha 
J.  Lonergan,  Jeanette  K. 
Mack,  Carole  S.  McKay,  Mar- 
cia  A.  McNeely,  Maria  J.  Mes- 
sersmith,  Carolyn  K.  Mohr- 
man. 


Fourth  Row:  Susan  D.  Mont- 
gomery, Maryanne  Murphy, 
Leslie  J.  Neal,  Suzanne  E. 
Nelson,  Anellen  Nyquist, 
Karen  L.  O'Connor,  Myrna  M. 
Otte,  Eileen  Peirce. 


Fifth  Row;  Cheryl  A.  Power, 
Sally  R.  Preheim,  Nancy  C. 
Reeves,  Connie  E.  Rogers, 
Imogene  J.  Ross,  Barbara  J. 
Ruediger,  Luanne  R.  Shank, 
Ann  M.  Shier. 


Bottom  Row:  Carol  E.  Sloan, 
Carol  J.  Stevens,  Sandra  F. 
Sturdevant,  Linda  L.  Sum- 
mers, Katherine  L.  Turner, 
Laurel  B.  Warren,  Mary  L. 
White,  Iris  M.  Williams. 


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To  introduce  their  Homecoming  Queen  candidate  and  earn 
contest  points,  Alpha  Delta  Pis  present  "Beyond  a  Dream." 


One  hundred  six  chapters. 
Founded  Macon,  Georgia 
1851.  Alpha  Eta  chapter 
established  1915.  President: 
Sylvia  M.  Mills. 


Alpha  Delta  Pis  produce 
prize  Homecoming  float 


Cooperative  efforts  of  Alpha  Delta  Pi  and 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  produced  the  first  place 
Homecoming  float.  Following  the  Homecom- 
ing theme  "Haunting  Memories,"  the  float 
was  entitled  "Memories  of  the  Flaw  in  the 
Kaw  — Or  Up  a  Crooked  River."  The  sorority 
also  took  first  in  1963  float  competition. 

In  connection  with  their  founding  at  Wes- 
leyan  Female  College  in  1851,  ADPis  con- 
ducted the  "1851  Philanthropies"  as  their 
scholarship  fund  raising  campaign. 

Miss  Manhattan-K-State,  Barnwarmer 
Queen,  Kansas  Dairy  Princess  and  a  Home- 
coming attendant  were  members.  ADPis  were 
elected  to  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Alpha  Lamb- 
da Delta  and  K-State  Singers.  Other  members 
were  officers  of  Angel  Flight. 


Alpha  Delta  Pi  -  Top  Row:  M  rs. 
Dorothy  Peterson,  Brenda  G. 
Adrian,  Fredricka  S.  Alford, 
Paula  G.  Antenen,  Lonna  S. 
Baldwin,  Janet  V.  Bernhardt, 
Marilyn  K.  Boles,  Susan  E. 
Brooks. 


Second  Row:  Gail  M.  Buen- 
ning,  Jan  C.  Buenning,  Peggy 
C.  Burnett,  Sharon  R.  Burton, 
Cheryl  L.  Carleton,  Carolyn  S. 
Colaw,  Joan  P.  Colbert,  Zel- 
ma  R.  Cole. 


Third  Row:  Marquita  M.  Con- 
don, Janet  S.  Cowan,  Natalie 
J.  Cowan,  Jayne  E.  Darling, 
Nancy  S.  Dean,  Judith  A. 
Dey,  Alice  N.  Dresser,  Nancy 
J.  Dukelow. 


Fourth  Row:  Maxine  E.  Du- 
puy,  Patricia  A.  Emrich,  Janet 
K.  Faddis,  Jeryn  S.  Faddis, 
Beverly  K.  Fortmeyer,  Lana 
M.  Fox,  Sheryl  J.  Fraser,  Ethel 
J.  Hatch. 


Bottom  Row:  Nancy  J. 
Hedges,  Harriet  J.  Henry, 
Linda  G.  Henry,  Sandra  A. 
Hloucal,  Carolyn  J.  Hoover, 
Mary  A.  Hornung,  Catherine 
L.   Hyde,   Lynda  L.  Johnson. 


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Alpha  Delta  P\-Top  Row:  Lo- 
retta  A.  Jones,  Kathleen  K. 
Klein,  Jacquel  ine  Kubat, 
Vicki  L.  Lewman,  Sandra  K. 
Lindgren,  Karen  J.  Lockett, 
Pamela  A.  Merriman,  Sylvia 
M.  Mills. 


Second  Row:  Roberta  I.  Min- 
nis,  Evelyn  L  Moats,  Johnnie 
L.  Morgan,  Linda  K.  Morris- 
sette,  Sharon  Y.  Nickols,  Di- 
anne  S.  Nydell,  Donna  L. 
Olivier,  Elizabeth  A.  Osborn. 


Third  Row:  Natalie  J.  Parker, 
Sherian  K.  Peters,  Constance 
A.  Powell,  Patricia  J.  Reed, 
Raena  L.  Reiss,  R.  Roslyn 
Rice,  Mary  P.  Richter,  Sandra 
L.  Roark. 


Fourth  Row:  Marilyn  S.  Rob- 
bins,  Jannette  S.  Robinson, 
Sally  E.  Sheppard,  Jane  A. 
Sherer,  Linda  L.  Simpson, 
Constance  A.  Sturgis,  An- 
drea A.  Skradski,  Margaret 
H.  Sughrue. 


Fifth  Row:  Patricia  A.  Sugh- 
rue, Linda  J.  Surtees,  Leslie 
D.  Sutphen,  Janet  A.  Symns, 
Susan  A.  Taylor,  Frances  G. 
Thawley,  Joyce  M.  Timmons, 
Nancy  J.  Ukena,  Sandra  S. 
Waknitz. 


Bottom  Row:  Karen  P.  Walk- 
meyer,  Charlene  D.  Walser, 
Shirley  A.  Wanklyn,  Lynette  K. 
Warner,  Anne  C.  Waters, 
Linda  J.  Watkins,  Alice  K. 
Welborn,  Helen  A.  Wilson, 
Rosemary  A.  Wolfe. 


Alpha  Delta  Pis,  who  planned  the  Black  Diamond  Ball  and 
an  informal  fireside  Christmas  party,  live  at  518  Sunset. 


In  pledge  activities,  sorority  members  attended  a  picnic 
on  pledging  night,  the  Paddle  Party  and  a  chili  supper. 


nrrrr 


Alpha  Xi  Delta- Top  Row:  Mrs. 

Ernest  0.  Casey,  Sharon  L. 
Adair,  Christine  M.  Ander- 
son, Mary  S.  Attwood,  Eva  M. 
Ayres,  Gratia  L.  Baehr,  Kay 
E.  Bain,  Linda  C.  Barton. 


Second  Row:  Carolyn  S.  Be- 
han,  Donna  B.  Bilderback, 
Phyllis  J.  Blasdel,  Barbara  D. 
Boyer,  Pamela  Branden- 
berger,  Lenore  K.  Brim, 
Diane  K.  Burtschi,  Harriet 
G.  Christensen. 


777//-c//T>oiv:Katherine  E.Clark, 
Karen  M.  Comerford,  Carol  S. 
Cross,  Dee  A.  Davis,  Charlotte 
R.  Deters,  Carol  J.  Deubler, 
Jacqueline  S.  Dietrich,  Com 
nie  M.  Dukelow. 


Fourth  Row:  Judith  A.  Dunn, 
Barbara  J.  Elliott,  Mary  J. 
Fritz,  Janice  M.  Fromme, 
Susan  K.  Goold,  Margaret  A. 
Griffith,  Helen  D.  Groyon, 
Adelia  M.  Haun. 


Bottom  Row:  Sue  E.  Hemp- 
hill, Cheryl  K.  Henderson, 
Janet  L  Hendricks,  Elizabeth 
A.  Henshaw,  Bonnie  K.  Her- 
genreter,  Laurie  S.  Hoyt, 
Diana  K.  Hyames,  Carol  A. 
Jahnke. 


Ninety-seven  chapters. 
Founded  Lombard  College 
1893.  Alpha  Kappa  chapter 
established  1922.  President: 
Janice  M.  Fromme. 


Alpha  Xi  Delta  initiates 
new  Fort  Hays  chapter 


During  the  Christmas  party  at  the  Alpha  Xi  house,  601  Fair- 
child  Terrace,  the  members  select  a  coed  as  "Al  Fuzzy." 


in  if 


Pledges  of  a  new  Alpha  Xi  Delta  chapter 
founded  at  Fort  Hays  State  College  were  in- 
itiated by  Alpha  Kappa  chapter  Alpha  Xis. 
Members  conducted  the  fall  initiation  cere- 
monies in  Manhattan. 

In  honor  of  their  new  pledges,  Alpha  Xis 
gave  a  tea  for  fraternity  pledge  classes  after 
rush  week.  Members  entered  the  Homecoming 
float  contest  with  Phi  Delta  Theta  and  com- 
peted in  Interfraternity  Sing. 

As  campus  leaders,  Alpha  Xis  were  chosen 
AWS  and  Alpha  Delta  Theta  presidents.  Mem- 
bers belonged  to  Mortar  Board,  Angel  Flight, 
Omicron  Nu,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Upsilon 
Omicron  and  Mu  Phi  Epsilon.  Phi  Kappa 
Theta,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  and  Alpha  Kappa 
Lambda  elected  Alpha  Xis  royalty. 


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As  a  work  project  for  the  annual  Greek  Week,  Alpha  Xis  help 
with  a  community  census  of  exceptional  children.  In  making 


the  study,  members  of  Greek  groups  also  solicited  dona- 
tions for  the  local   Federation  for  Handicapped  Children. 


Alpha  Xi  Delta  -Top  Row:  Vir- 
ginia Johnsmeyer,  Lora  L. 
Johnson,  Lyla  M.  Karl,  Vir- 
ginia B.  Kenyon,  Leatrice  A. 
Kiener,  Dianne  Knox,  Jean  A. 
Lancaster,  Wilda  L.  Loeppke. 


Second  Row:  Nancy  C.  Lu- 
kins,  Marjorie  I.  Mabry,  Mari- 
lyn J.  McCabe,  Diane  S.  Mc- 
Murray,  Karen  L.  Mitchell, 
Janet  A.  Naylor,  Patricia  G. 
Nicholson,    Linda    D.    Orrell. 


Third  Row.-  Janice  M.  Orth, 
Beth  M.  Pannbacker,  Joan  E. 
Pool,  Chloe  E.  Rexroad,  Cath- 
erine A.  Rice,  Janet  K.  Rice, 
Mary  A.  Schlagel,  Linda  M. 
Shannon,  Sharon  M.  Shue. 


Bottom  Row:  Lucinda  Smiley, 
Sandra  L.  Spangler,  Janice  L. 
Sramek,  Suzanne  Stone, 
Eileen  J.  Unruh,  Barbara  M. 
Wells,  Roslyn  D.  Wentz,  Kath- 
leen R.  Williams,  Judy  A.  Wolf. 


157 


Through  serenade  songs,  Chi  Omegas  celebrate  their  part- 
nership in  Harlequinades  with  men  of  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon. 


Before  Harlequinades  replaced  Y-Orpheum,  Chi  Omegas  had 
teamed  with  Sig  Eps  to  win  second  in  1962  Y-0  competition. 


Angel  Flight  participation 
wins  trophy  for  Chi  Os 


Flight  Award  for  outstanding  work. 

Chi  Omegas  were  elected  Military  Ball  and 
Drake  Relays  queens.  Other  members  served 
Tribunal  and  Student  Senate  terms. 


Best  Sorority  in  Angel  Flight  Award  was 
presented  to  Chi  Omega.  After  earning  the 
award  for  three  consecutive  years,  Chi  Omegas 
retired  the  traveling  trophy.  Angel  Flight  also 
honored  a  Chi  O  with  the  Best  Girl  in  Angel 


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One  hundred  forty-two 
chapters.  Founded  Univer- 
sity of  Arkansas  1895.  Kappa 
Alpha  chapter  established 
1915.  President:  Constance 
Schleicher. 


Chi  Omega  -Top  Row:  Mrs. 
Harold  Page,  Carol  S.  Amos, 
Betty  S.  Arnold,  Sara  M.  Bay- 
less,  Mary  A.  Bishop,  Sandra 
L.Bradley,  NancyS.  Caldwell, 
Judith  L.  Chandler. 


Second  Row:  Betty  J.  Cloud, 
Polly  A.  Coombs,  Martha  J. 
Cox,  Mary  L.  Crowley,  Diane 
D.  DeVoe,  Mary  J.  Dice,  Cath- 
erine J.  Dickinson,  Sue  A. 
Diller. 


Third  Row:  Donna  A.  Dodge, 
Pamela  J.  Dudley,  Nancy  K. 
Dyke,  Sue  A.  Eslinger,  Nancy 
L.  Evans,  Beverly  J.  Falconer, 
Beth  K.  Fleischman,  Luella 
J.  Fosmire. 


Bottom  Row:  Linda  R.  Fritz, 
Sandra  K.  Froelich,  Sharon  L. 
Froelich,  Kathleen  C.  Gan- 
son,  Cheryl  S.  Gilmore,  Pa- 
tricia S.  Gladfelter,  Helen  L. 
Gordon,  Carolyn  K.  Graham. 


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Chi  Omega  -Top  Row:  Joyce 
M.  Granquist,  Gretchen  Hil- 
gendorf,  Cynthia  L.  Hincz, 
Janet  L.  Horchem,  Sharon  A. 
Hotujac,  Pamela  A.  Howard, 
Mary  A.  Hughes,  Judy  A. 
Jaax. 


Second  Row:  Diane  L.  Keller, 
Eugenia  D.  Kersting,  Jane  D. 
Klover,  Donna  L.  Knoell, 
Karen  S.  Kraus,  Carolyn  S. 
Kuhn,  Ardith  J.  Lathrop,  Sam- 
mye  S.  Manning. 


Third  Row:  Kathryn  M.  Mc- 
Carthy, Susan  J.  McCoy, 
Kathryn  A.  McGoogan,  Mari- 
lyn A.  McMillan,  Susan  Mer- 
rill, Janice  J.  Miles,  Faith  P. 
Miller,  Janet  L.  Miller. 


Fourth  Row:  Judith  A.  Miller, 
Maurine  L.  Murphree,  Ann 
E.  Nelson,  Nanci  S.  Nelson, 
Valerie  A.  Nixon,  Susan  M. 
Oke,  Annette  Pallesen,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Palmer. 


Fifth  Row:  Elizabeth  H. 
Parker,  Suzan  C.  Ranz,  Pattie 
D.  Rickenbacher,  Sal  lie  K. 
Roach,  Candace  L.  Rogers, 
Linda  J.  Rosenkranz,  Judith 
A.  Rowan,  Sidney  F.  Rowland. 


Sixth  Row:  Constance  J. 
Schleicher,  Patricia  A.  Seitz, 
Dorris  A.  Seymour,  Linda  K. 
Stanley,  Karen  S.  Stephen, 
Janice  L.  Stuessi,  Catherine 
J.  Thompson,  Leslie  A. 
Thompson. 


Bottom  Row:  Rachel  R.  Un- 
ruh,  Nancy  S.  Waite,  Carol  S. 
Walker,  Victoria  L  Weidle, 
Candace  A.  Wheatley,  Nancy 
S.  Wilcox,  Shiela  A.  Winters, 
Martha  E.  Wood. 


Before  Christmas  Chi  Omegas,  1516  McCain  Lane,  celebrate 
St.  Lucia  Day,  a  Swedish  custom.  According  to  tradition,  a 


member  of  the  sophomore  class  awakens  Chi  Omegas  early 
St.   Lucia   morning  for  a  special  Scandinavian  breakfast. 


Delta  Delta  Delta  -Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Dorothy  Jones,  Judith 
Allen,  Carolyn  G.  Bartholo- 
mew, Sharilyn  K.  Beach, 
Lynda  C.  Bennett,  Kathrine  A. 
Boxberger,  Mary  S.  Brandner, 
Barbara  A.  Bratton. 


Second  Row:  Carol  A.  Brent, 
Margery  L.  Brent,  Elizabeth 
A.  Brinkoeter,  Rae  J.  Brink- 
oeter,  Jane  M.  Britton,  Sherry 
K.  Brush,  Karin  F.  Burns,  Bar- 
bara Byrne. 


Third  Row:  Virginia  G.  Card- 
well,  Sherilyn  Carl,  Jean  M. 
Casper,  Jane  Clark,  Lynda  L. 
Clyne,  Nancy  J.  Condell,  Sus- 
an K.  Dillman,  Vicki  L.  Ditch. 


Fourth  Row:  Patty  S.  Drake, 
Martha  L.  Dryer,  Nancy  B. 
Dumler,  Jolene  Evans,  Nancy 
J.  Exline,  Rebecca  J.  Fink, 
Susan  A.  Florence,  Janet  L. 
French. 


Bottom  Row:  Carole  J.  Fry, 
Jeanne  L.  Gebhart,  Mary  E. 
George,  Connie  L.  Hager, 
Franco  A.  Hammel,  Ann  M. 
Harding,  Mary  L.  Haymaker, 
Kathryn  E.  Heyne. 


One  hundred  nine  chapters. 
Founded  Boston  University 
1888.  Theta  Iota  chapter 
established  1915.  President: 
Franco  A.  Hammel. 


Alums  hire  Tri  Deltas 
for  scholarship  project 


Sorority  alumnae  and   their   husbands  attend  an  annual 
holiday  coffee-dessert  at  the  Tri  Delta  house,  1834  Laramie. 


•*ft^»ft 


In  a  scholarship  fund  raising  project,  Tri 
Deltas  worked  in  alumnae's  homes  and  shined 
shoes  at  fraternity  houses.  Members  also  sent 
Christmas  toys  to  a  home  for  mentally  re- 
tarded children  in  Beatrice,  Nebr. 

Singing  "Pansy  and  Pearl"  and  "Oh,  What 
a  Beautiful  Morning,"  Delta  Delta  Delta  won 
second  place  in  the  sorority  division  of  Inter- 
fraternity  Sing  during  Greek  Week. 

Four  of  the  women  served  as  officers  of  SEA 
and  AWS.  Chimes  tapped  four  Tri  Deltas, 
while  the  student  body  elected  another  two 
members  to  Student  Senate  terms.  K-State 
American  Royal  Queen,  a  Military  Ball 
finalist,  a  Flush  Bowl  attendant  and  three 
fraternity  sweethearts  were  Tri  Deltas. 


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Amidst  a  flurry  of  excitement  after  gift  exchanges  at  a  Christ- 
mas party,  Tri  Deltas  compare  their  presents.  Before  send- 


ing Christmas  gifts  to  a  retarded  children's  home,  the 
Tri  Deltas  exchanged  the  children's  toys  among  themselves. 


Delta  Delta  Delta  -Top  Row: 
Carol  A.  Hinnergardt,  Mary  S. 
Hutton,  Sylvia  M.  Johnson, 
Deanna  K.  Klenda,  Sharry  R. 
Kraff,  Karen  A.  Kroutil,  Jean- 
ette  E.  Lange,  Mary  B. 
Lawhon. 


Second  Row:  Karen  A.  Leister, 
Pamela  J.  Lembright,  Karen 
B.  Linck,  Hollace  L.  Long, 
Jean  A.  Longabach,  Ann  Mc- 
Caslin,  Susan  R.  McCullar, 
Jean  A.  Mclntyre. 


Third  Row:  Kathleen  A.  Mc- 
Neal,  Mary  F.  Mann,  Jean  A. 
Maynard,  Carol  E.  Miller, 
Jennifer  L.  New,  Janice  K. 
Nixon,  Linda  S.  Otte,  Carolyn 
G.  Otto. 


Fourth  Row:  Linda  S.  Oveson, 
Patricia  L.  Peterson,  Shirley 
A.  Pmkerton,  Linda  A.  Poell, 
Sarah  A.  Potter,  Marguerite 
Ralston,  Julie  K.  Ramsey, 
Cheryl  G.  Retter. 


Fifth  Row:  Jamie  K.  Roth- 
berger,  Janet  A.  Rotman, 
Elaine  A.  Rusch,  Betty  A. 
Schmelzel,  Nancy  J.  Schroe- 
der,  Nancy  J.  Scott,  Katherine 
E.  Shelton,  Marilyn  L.  Singer. 


Bottom  Row:  Suzanne  M. 
Smalley,  Marilyn  K.  Spain- 
hour,  Ellen  L.  Taylor,  Susan 
K.  Wade,  Janet  M.  Wegman, 
Phyllis  B.  Wilson,  Ruth  A. 
Wilson,  PaUla  A.  Woolley, 
Margaret  E.  Yessick. 


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Reorganized  on  campus  in  1963,  Delta  Zeta  completed  its 
second  year  at  1803  Laramie.  The  sorority,  which  uses  the 


former  Chi  Omega  house,  first  colonized  its  local  chapter  in 
1915,  however,  it  disbanded  during  years  of  the  Depression. 


Delta  Zeta  captures  first 
in  IF  Sing  competition 


Singing  "Jan  Waselu"  and  "Delta  Zeta  De- 
votional," Delta  Zeta  won  first  place  among  10 
sororities  entered  in  the  Interfraternity  Sing. 
Delta  Zetas  also  gave  toys  to  Manhattan  chil- 
dren and  took  Easter  favors  to  area  hospitals 
and  to  rest  home  patients. 

In  campus  activities,  Delta  Zetas  belonged 
to  Mortar  Board,  Angel  Flight,  K-Steppers  and 
five  honoraries.  A  Kansas  Wheat  Queen  con- 


One  hundred  fifty-eight 
chapters.  Founded  Miami 
University  1902.  Lambda 
chapter  established  1963. 
President:  Carol  Reed. 


test,  finalist  and  a  Ford  Foundation  Scholar- 
ship recipient  were  also  members. 

Sorority  social  functions  included  thejoyeux 
Noel  Christmas  Formal  and  the  Rose  Formal. 
Other  Delta  Zeta  events  were  an  annual 
pledge-sponsored  Halloween  party  for  actives 
mothers'  and  fathers'  weekends,  pinning  and 
engagement  serenades,  and  Greek  functions. 


Delta  Zeta  -Top  Row:  Mrs. 
Fern  Hosley,  Elaine  K.  Adams, 
Mary  K.  Adams,  Lorraine  A. 
Adamson,  Judith  K.  Allee, 
Bonnee  B.  Badger,  Murilynne 
M.  Bailey,  Marian  Barnes. 


Second  Row:  Barbara  A. 
Beals,  Jean  K.  Bodwell,  Elaine 
K.  Brensing,  Karen  J.  Carey, 
Jean  E.  Dallas,  Sarah  B.  Dal- 
las, Linda  J.  Estey,  Nancy 
E.  Fair. 


Bottom  Row:  Carol  J.  Fisher, 
Barbara  J.  Fleming,  Carole  J. 
Francis,  Carol  A.  Gilchrist, 
Marjorie  Gordon,  Carol  L. 
Hamby,  Linda  Huber,  Helen 
K.  Johansen. 


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Delta  Zeta-7"op  Row:  Gail 
Klick,  Marcia  A.  Lemon,  Julia 
A.  Linder,  Diana  K.  Loetel, 
Karen  M.  Lutz,  Janice  J.  Mor- 
row, Ingrid  E.  Nesmith,  Mari- 
lyn K.  Pankratz. 


Second  Row:  Susan  E.  Parke, 
Shelia  R.  Pilger,  Cecilia  M. 
Raymer,  Carol  S.  Reed,  Sue 
Russell,  Deanna  L  Sainer, 
Virginia  S.  Schneider,  Iva 
L.  Schupp. 


Third  Row:  Olga  E.  Schwartz- 
kopf,  Kathryn  A.  Scott,  Martie 
R.  Shaffer,  Sarah  A.  Shaw, 
Susan  J.  Sheldon,  Sue  A. 
Shelton,  Kathleen  A.  Sloan, 
Janice  E.  Smith. 


Bottom  Row:  Nancy  L.  Spang- 
ler,  Diane  K.  Starbuck,  Gail 
E.  tawney,  Judith  L.  Van  Blar- 
cum,  Elizabeth  M.  Wary, 
Sharon  A.  White,  Marian  L. 
Whitmore,  Wilma  L  Woolsey. 


With  spirits  not  squelched  by  a  rainy  evening,  Delta  Zetas 
squeal  congratulations  to  each  other  after  winning  the  thirty- 


first  annual  Interfraternity  Sing.  Entered  in  the  sorority  divi- 
sion, Delta  Zetas  competed  against  10  women's  ensembles. 


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Gamma  Phi  Beta  -Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Stella  Cox,  Charleen  A. 
Achenbach,  Lynda  K.  Adams, 
Karen  L.  Barndt,  Mary  L. 
Brainerd,  Gale  M.  Brandt, 
Gail  S.  Breidenthal,  Pamela 
R.  Buetzer. 


Second  Row:  Patricia  J.  Cal- 
len,  Connie  L.  Carr,  Mary  F. 
Childres,  Jane  R.  Choplin, 
Linda  A.  Claydon,  Victoria 
L.  Clegg,  Ruth  E.  Coburn, 
Shirley  C.  Crail. 


Bottom  Row:  Gloria  J.  De- 
lich,  Martha  M.  Fly,  Mary  Z. 
Furney,  Catherine  M.  Ger- 
ritz,  Janice  M.  Gillmore,  Jean 
C.  Gillmore,  Sonia  J.  Green, 
Marsha  K.  Greene. 


Gamma  Phis  take  third  in  Homecoming,  IF  Sing 


Among  20  double  entry  floats  entered  in 
the  Homecoming  Parade,  the  Gamma  Phi 
Beta-Pi  Kappa  Alpha  float  won  third  place. 
In  other  all-campus  competition,  Gamma  Phi 
Beta  took  third  in  Interfraternity  Sing.  Mem- 
bers sang  "Nocturne"  and  "Gamma  Phis  are 
Hummin'."  The  group  earned  second  in 
sorority  scholarship  rankings  for  spring  1964. 

As  a  house  function,  Gamma  Phis  planned 
a  tea  honoring  their  new  housemother  and  a 


visiting  sorority  province  director.  The 
women  also  sponsored  the  Todd  Road  Break- 
fast with  Pi  Beta  Phi  and  Alpha  Chi  Omega. 


Ninety  chapters.  Founded 
Syracuse  University  1874. 
Beta  Upsilon  chapter  estab- 
lished 1957.  President:  Ruth 
E.  Whitten. 


To  encourage  language  proficiency,  Gamma  Phi  Betas  con- 
verse in  foreign  languages  with  French,  German  and  Spanish 


instructors  at  the  Language  Dinner.  Gamma  Phis  also  held 
a  Christmas  party  for  children  of  the  sorority's  alumnae. 


^^  jfc,  mm  if  am-  •  ^* 


-  .  ■   ■    ;  ~     •   .  ,    ,  -  .      , .     ?, 

Five  Little  Sisters  of  Minerva  for  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  and 
six  members  of  Angel  Flight  reside  at  1807  Todd  Road. 


The  modern-styled  stone  house  of  Gamma  Phi  Beta  is  the 
only  campus  sorority  house  having  a  drive-through  car  port. 


<W: 


Gamma  Phi  Beta -Top  Ro 

Kathleen   L.   Haas,  Ann   B 

Harper,    Nancy    L.    Higgins 

Lynda    S.    Hoff,    Kathryn    L 

Holecek 

Dorothy 

K.  Jarvis 


Hoff, 
Ardis    E.    Horsch, 

.  Hostetter,  Cheryl 


Second  Row.-  Karen  E.  John- 
ston, Joan  K.  Kammerer, 
Gloria  L.  Lewerenz,  Elaine  V. 
Lowe,  Linda  L.  Ludden,  Judith 
K.  Lybarger,  Sally  J.  Maichel, 
Sandra  S.  Mall. 


Third  Row:  Maureen  K.  Man- 
uel, Mary  J.  McAdow,  Robin 
R.  McClean,  Judith  E.McGee, 
Janice  L.  McKinley,  Sally  R. 
McWilliams,  MaryC.  Meehan, 
Judith  A.  Melvin. 


Fourth  Row;  Patricia  A.  Mil- 
ler, Jan  M.  Myers,  Kathryn  I. 
Norberg,  Nancy  J.  Olson,  Lon- 
nie  J.  Peck,  Norma  B.  Perry, 
Sheryl  R.  Raglow,  Virginia 
A.  Ramey. 


Fifth  Row:  Betty  A.  Randall, 
Diane  L.  Rasmussen,  Karen 
S.  Repp,  Gertrude  F.  Rippey, 
Linda  S.  Rively,  Susan  L.  Ros- 
enkranz,  Colleen  K.  Salter, 
Lauren  E.  Schmidt. 


Bottom  Row:  Patricia  L. 
Shane,  Cynthia  S.  Shupe,  Lee 
A.  Skaggs,  Rita  M.  Spits- 
naugle,  Jane  A.  Suor,  Linda 
K.  Turney,  Norma  J.  Watson, 
Ruth  E.  Whitten,  Sue  A. 
Wiltse. 


'65 


Grades,  script,  oratory 
win  trophies  for  Thetas 


Panhellenic  Scholarship  Award  for  best 
grades  during  the  preceding  year  was  won  by 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta.  Thetas  tied  for  second 
place  in  1964  Y-Orpheum  with  "It's  All  in  the 
Brew."  Winning  the  Delta  Sigma  Rho  speech 
contest  for  the  third  year,  Theta  contestants 
retired  the  trophy  for  the  house. 

As  a  chapter  project,  members  visited 
Theta's  national  philanthropy,  the  Institute 
of  Logopedics  in  Wichita. 

Six  fraternity  sweethearts,  Derby  Darling 
and  a  Barnwarmer  Queen  finalist  were  Thetas. 
Four  Angel  Flight  members  and  two  student 
senators  also  belonged  to  Kappa  Alpha  Theta. 


Elected  King  Kite,  a  Theta  escort  wears  his  crown  at  the 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Christmas  party  held  in  Junction  City. 


Ninety  chapters.  Founded 
DePauw  University  1870. 
Delta  Eta  chapter  established 
1961.  President:  Ellen  E. 
Sheedy. 


Kappa  Alpha  Theta  -  Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Jeanette  Simonson, 
Carol  S.  Angwin,  Barbara  A. 
Ashton,  Marilyn  J.  Back,  C. 
Katherine  Barker,  Mary  L. 
Barley,  Rilla  S.  Barnhart,  Suz- 
anne M.  Behrens. 


Second  Row:  Sara  S.  Bentley, 
Anita  I.  Brady,  Judith  Bry- 
ant, Signe  L.  Burk,  Karen  L. 
Chitwood,  Nancy  Coberly, 
Claudette  K.  Cook,  Dianne  E. 
Danford. 


Third  Row.-  Judith  A.  David- 
son, Marvella  R.  Dyck,  Ja- 
niece  D.  Fair,  Jean  M.  Fair, 
Marcia  A.  Farrell,  Diane  K. 
Frederick,  Louise  R.  Giefer, 
Sharon  A.  Gigstad. 


Bottom  Row.-  Caroline  J. 
Greer,  Nancy  C.  Grey,  Har- 
riet A.  Heasty,  Helen  R. 
Heath,  Vicki  D.  Hesler,  Ann  J. 
Howell,  Kay  L.  Howell,  Judith 
I.  Hysom. 


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Kappa  Alpha  Theta  -  Top  Row: 
Barbara  A.  Jetland,  Janet  I. 
Kaelson,  Toni  M.  Kaufman, 
Carolyn  S.  Kendall,  Louise  S. 
Keucher,  Marcia  J.  Koch,  Lois 
A.  Kohl,  Marlynn  R.  Landreth. 


Second  Row:  Janice  I.  Mc- 
Cord,  Nancy  L.  McMurry, 
Judy  L.  Meerpohl,  Jean  M. 
Miller,  Mary  C.  Miller,  Sharyl 
A.  Nelson,  Nancy  L  Niles, 
Janice  M.  Olsson. 


Third  Row.-  Janet  S.  Osborne, 
Janice  L.  Parks,  Mary  E. 
Peterson,  Gretchen  A.  Po- 
merenke,  Virginia  A.  Power, 
Ann  L.  Query,  Jo  L.  Reay, 
Sandra  J.  Sageser. 


Fourth  Row:  Susan  L. 
Schutte,  Glenda  M.  Self- 
ridge,  Ellen  E.  Sheedy,  Kath- 
ryn  M.  Shimer,  Karen  K. 
Shuldajilinda  A.  Smith,  Sally 
A.   Sutton,  Janice  L.  Travis. 


Bottom  Row:  Valorie  A. 
Travis,  Kathryn  E.  Urbanek, 
Elizabeth  A.  Wandt,  Elizabeth 
G.  Wartman,  Christine  Wheat- 
ley,  Cheryl  E.  Williams,  Mary 
L.  Wofford,  Nancy  A.  Young. 


Special  weekends  for  mothers,  fathers  and  legacies  are  on 
the  social  calendar  for  Kappa  Alpha  Theta,  1517  McCain 


Lane.  Additional   sorority  activities   include  a  spring  kite 
flying  party  and  the  DePauw  Duo  with  Alpha  Chi  Omega. 


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Derby  Day  points  give  Kappa  Delta  top  honors 


House  parties  and  the  Emerald  Ball  highlight  social  activ- 
ities tor  Kappa  Deltas  who  live  at  1220  Centennial  Drive. 


One  hundred  four  chapters. 
Founded  Longwood  College 
1897.  Sigma  Gamma  Chapter 
established  1920.  President: 
Janet  K.  Darter. 


After  earning  more  points  than  any  sorority 
at  fall  Derby  Day,  Kappa  Delta  was  named 
winner  of  the  Sigma  Chi  event.  With  the  float 
"Cooking  Up  Something  New  for  KU,"  KDs 
and  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  won  second  in  Home- 
coming float  competition. 

Philanthropic  projects  of  Kappa  Delta  in- 
cluded contributing  to  the  national  KD  fund 
for  children's  centers  in  Anchorage,  Alaska 
and  Richmond,  Va.  Members  also  saved 
clothes  for  an  underprivileged  Manhattan 
family.  The  sorority  sold  magazines  for  its 
sorority  house  fund. 

Flush  Bowl  Queen,  a  K-State  Singer,  Angel 
Flight  women  and  a  K-Stepper  belonged  to 
Kappa  Delta.  The  sorority's  members  held 
memberships  in  six  campus  scholastic  honor- 
aries.  Active  in  sports  competition,  KDs 
entered  all  the  women's  intramural  events. 


Kappa  Delta  -Top  Row:  Mrs. 
Blanche  Shinkle,  Sheryl  K. 
Albright,  Judy  K.  Anderson, 
Frances  M.  Angell,  Evelyn  L. 
Barber,  Alice  I.  Barnhart, 
Pamela  J.  Berkey,  Judith  L. 
Betz. 


Second  Row:  Susan  M. 
Bohrer,  Constance  J.  Bowers, 
Terry  L.  Brickner,  Madeline 
L  Bruton,  Judith  A.  Calliham, 
Carlene  E.  Carlson,  Nancy  A. 
Charles,  Mary  J.  Cooper. 


Third  Row:  Marilen  A.  Cor- 
win,  Carolyn  J.  Cox,  Dianne 
Darling,  Janet  K.  Darter,  Bar- 
bara J.  Eastham,  Jacquelyn 
E.  English,  Margaret  A.  Evans, 
Gail  W.  Filbert. 


Fourth  Row:  Judith  E.  Flem- 
ing, Victoria  L.  Gaster,  Judith 
F.  Glenn,  Nancy  J.  Glover, 
Barbara  R.  Green,  Virginia  R. 
Green,  Kathleen  Haberbosch, 
Barbara  Harclerode. 


Bottom  Row:  Judy  L.  Heck, 
Linda  A.  Hemphill,  Pamela 
L.  Holt,  Donna  J.  Hover,  Leslie 
S.  Innis,  Janice  E.  James, 
Jeanne  A.  Johnson,  Phyllis 
M.  Johnson. 


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Kappa  Delta  -  Top  Row:  Janet 
L.  Kannard,  Linda  L.  Kaul, 
Jean  A.  Kelley,  Sharon  J.  Ker- 
sten,  Barbara  A.  Kevan,  Kath- 
leen K.  Kiewit,  Nancy  J.  Kirch- 
hoff,  Margaret  A.  Koepke. 


Second  Row:  Marilyn  R. 
Kuhn,  Sara  L.  Kuhn,  Cheryl 
M.  Kuiken,  Linda  L.  Lange, 
Beverly  J.  Larsen,  Carolyn  K. 
Leeper,  Rebecca  S.  Lehman, 
Linda  L.  Lehman. 


Third  Row:  Alma  A.  Limes, 
Ann  Martin,  Sharon  L.  Max- 
well, Marlene  K.  McBride, 
Kay  D.  Mortimer,  Catherine 
A.  Murry,  Martha  A.  Mustoe, 
Margaret  E.  Nichols. 


Fourth  Row.-  Judy  A.  Oleen, 
Sue  L.  Partch,  Sandra  L. 
Reeve,  Jacqueline  M.  Resley, 
Joan  M.  Richards,  Linda  A. 
Richel,  Carol  L.  Robbins, 
Karen  J.  Sanborn. 


Fifth  Row:  Diane  K.  Schecher, 
Joan  R.  Schneikart,  Gretchen 
C.  Schwarz,  Joan  E.  Scott, 
Beryl  A.  Shaw,  Bobbie  J. 
Shaw,  Jean  A.  Sheik,  Sharon 
L.  Slocum. 


Bottom  Row:  Jacqueline  D. 
Spears,  Carol  A.  Suckart, 
Linda  L.  Thompson,  Jeanne 
M.  Walker,  Karen  S.  Ward, 
Luanne  H.  Waters,  Mary  A. 
Watters,   Marilyn    L.   Wooley. 


Late  into  the  night  before  judging,  KDs  and  Lambda  Chis  shred  and  stuff  newspapers  for 
their  second  place  Homecoming  Parade  entry,  "Cooking  Up  Something  New  for  KU." 


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Pledge  program  earns 
Kappa  convention  award 


Kappa  Kappa  Gamma's  pledge  training  pro- 
gram received  national  recognition  at  the 
sorority's  convention.  Given  every  two  years, 
the  award  was  based  on  reports  and  national 
officers'  visits.  Kappas  and  Sigma  Chis  also 
won  first  in  1964  Y-Orpheum  with  their  skit 
"Quit  Horsin'  Helen." 

Participating  in  campus  activities,  members 
worked  as  presidents  of  Mortar  Board,  Angel 
Flight  and  Chimes,  head  cheerleader  and  Stu- 
dent Senate  chairman.  Kappas  were  chosen 
Miss  Kansas,  Arnold  Air  Society  and  Pershing 
Rifles  queens,  Homecoming  finalist  and  Barn- 
warmer  and  Flushbowl  attendants. 


As  dead  week  begins,  Kappas  retreat  to  the  kitchen  to  pop 
corn  and  find  a  secluded  place  to  prepare  for  final  exams. 


Ninety-three  chapters. 
Founded  Monmouth  College 
1870.  Gamma  Alpha  chapter 
established  1916.  President: 
Kathleen  D.  Nelson. 


Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  -Top 
Row:  Mrs.  Helen  T.  Swank, 
Marilyn  J.  Anderson,  Nancy 
A.  Baker,  Carolyn  J.  Bearg, 
Sandra  J.  Beck,  Susan  M. 
Beckerle,  Ann  L.  Beckwith, 
Jane  C.  Benedick. 


Second  Row:  Gail  M.  Berry, 
MaryKaye  Bleakley,  Chalise 
A.  Bourque,  Mary  D.  Breit- 
weiser,  Mary  R.  Brethour, 
Margie  A.  Bryan,  Judith  L. 
Burgess,  Martha  A.  Burgess. 


Third  Row.-  Linda  J.  Carlson, 
Sharon  J.  Carlson,  Linda  S. 
Chasey,  Michele  J.  Clark,  Car- 
olyn A.  Cotter,  Donna  K.  Daily, 
Susan  E.  Dart,  Karen  J.  Eckert. 


Bottom  Row:  Sharon  Edgar, 
Bette  L.  Edwards,  Carolyn  K. 
Elliott,  Susan  K.  Flett,  Janet 
M.  Francis,  Joyce  L.  Francis, 
Judith  C.  Fulkerson,  Marcia 
L.  Gadberry. 


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Kappa  Kappa  Gamma-  Top 

Row:  Eileen  D.  Gard,  Carol  A. 
Gaston,  Kathryne  L.  Gaynier, 
Tahmeroo  L.  Gaynier,  Sharon 
K.  Gravino,  Pamela  K.  Grif- 
fee,  Jacquelyn  H.  Haines, 
Rebecca  A.  Hargrove. 


Second  Row:  Judith  L.  Harry, 
Pamela  J.  Henry,  Kathleen 
Hess,  Rebecca  J.  Hesser, 
Teri  A.  Hoover,  Valerie  B. 
Hoover,  Patricia  S.  Hopper, 
Judy  L.  Jacobs. 


Third  Row:  Judith  L.  Jones, 
Sue  J.  Kaufman,  Diane  S. 
Kempke,  Jean  A.  Kinsey, 
Nancy  A.  Klag,  Carla  A.  Kreh- 
biel,  Kristina  L.  Kunz,  Nancy 
K.  Lee. 


Fourth  Row:  Patricia  A.  Leo- 
pold, Nancy  J.  Lockhart,  Bar- 
bara P.  Loebeck,  Karen  R. 
McMillin,  Jacqueline  McQuil- 
lan, Margo  J.  Miller,  Susan 
M.  Mobley,  Linda  M.  Morgan. 


Fifth  Row:  Kathleen  D.  Nel- 
son, Jane  E.  Pease,  Lynda  L. 
Pettey,  Judith  L.  Prideaux, 
Mary  A.  Pryor,  Karen  L.  Rob- 
inson, Nancy  L.  Rundell,  Mar- 
tha A.  Schumacher,  Margaret 
J.  Shannon. 


Sixth  Row:  Martha  J.  Sloo, 
Becky  M.  Slothower,  Diane  L. 
Small,  Susan  J.  Small,  Susan 
B.  Snider,  Cynthia  L.  Sperry, 
Sheryl  A.  Stoddard,  Nancy  R. 
Stone,  Cheryl   R.  Stuckey. 


Bottom  Row:  Nancy  L.  Sulli- 
van, Barbara  J.  Thompson, 
Margaret  F.  Thompson,  Pa- 
tricia E.  Tweed,  Margaret  E. 
Weigel,  Judith  F.  Werner,  Eliz- 
abeth A.  Wilson,  Joan  F. 
Wood,  Gwen  D.  Woodard. 


Recognizing  outstanding  character  and  sorority  service,  Kap-  one  of  its  members  each  semester.  The  award  key,  almost 

pa  Kappa  Gamma,  517  Fairchild  Terrace,  awards  a  key  to  50  years  old,  was  discovered  near  the  campus  tennis  courts. 


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Pi  Beta  Phi-7op  Row:  Bev- 
erly J.  Abmeyer,  Cathryn  L. 
Addy,  Ashley  Allison,  Kath- 
leen M.  Anderson,  Melinda 
M.  Anderson,  Diana  L.  Ash- 
ton,  Margret  C.  Barney,  Linda 
A.  Beaty. 


Second  Row:  Betty  J.  B il lin- 
ger, Leslie  A.  Blake,  Mary  E. 
Blakeslee,  Rogga  J.  Bowie, 
Susan  J.  Bowman,  Barbara 
M.  Brodine,  Barbara  L. 
Brooks,  Mary  L.  Burk. 


Third  Row.-  Pamela  A.  Can- 
field,  Pamela  S.  Carlson,  Sue 
E.  Carson,  Carol  Christensen, 
Peggy  A.  Clark,  Susan  K. 
Cosby,  Kristine  M.  Counter, 
Martha  A.  Crane. 


Fourth  Row:  Susan  P.  Davis, 
Paula  J.  DeWeese,  Jean  M. 
Dunkel,  Kathleen  A.  Eng- 
strom,  Mary  F.  Evans,  Sharon 
Fairbank,  Patricia  A.  Fass- 
nacht,  Susan  Faulconer. 


Bottom  Row:  Sara  M.  Fiser, 
Rebecca  L.  Fitzgerald,  Pam- 
ela S.  Gallemore,  Betty  J. 
Gracey,  Sheila  A.  Graham, 
Patricia  G.  Haggard,  Con- 
stance L.  Hall,  Nancy  L. 
Halverstadt. 


Pi  Phi  chapter  captures  national  sorority  awards 


One  hundred  nine  chapters. 
Founded  Monmouth  College 
1867.  Kansas  Beta  chapter 
established  1915.  President: 
Rita  D.  Mundhenke. 


Each  semester  Pi  Beta  Phi  schedules  a  retreat  for  officers' 
training  at  its  French  Provincial  house,  1819  Todd  Road. 


Ranking  as  one  of  the  top  ten  chapters  in 
the  nation  for  contributions  to  the  Pi  Beta  Phi 
settlement  school  in  Tennessee  was  Kansas 
Beta  chapter.  At  convention  the  sorority  won 
three  national  awards.  In  one  of  the  citations, 
the  Amy  Burnham  Onken  Award,  a  member 
was  named  outstanding  Pi  Phi  in  the  nation. 

In  scholarship  competition  against  ten  other 
sororities,  women  of  Pi  Beta  Phi  won  first 
place  for  spring  1964. 

Title  holders  of  Miss  Wool  of  America  and 
Circle  K  Queen  were  Pi  Phis.  Another  member 
was  chosen  Homecoming  attendant.  In 
campus  organizations,  sorority  women  di- 
rected activities  of  SEA  and  YWCA  as  presi- 
dents. Pi  Beta  Phi  also  claimed  two  Mortar 
Board  members,  two  Chimes  members,  a 
Student  Senate  delegate,  two  Wildcat  cheer- 
leaders and  the  Royal  Purple  editor. 


Representatives  of  Pi  Beta  Phi  clash  with  men  of  Sigma  Chi 
in   semi-finals  of  Big  Eight  Quiz  Bowl  competition.  After 


defeating  the  Pi  Phi  contestants  in  the  third  round  of  the 
eliminations,  Sigma  Chis  moved  into  the  Quiz  Bowl  finals. 


Pi  Beta  Phi-Top  Row:  Mar- 
garet E.  Harvey,  Daria  E. 
Hickman,  Mary  E.  Houdy- 
shell,  Lorna  E.  House,  Phyllis 
L.  Howell,  Judith  A.  Hunter, 
J.  Sue  Ingersoll,  Patricia  K. 
Ingersoll. 


Second  Row:  Nancy  J.  Itz, 
Roberta  M.  Jarvis,  Sara  L. 
Kirk,  Emma  J.  Lambert,  Judith 
A.  Lamme,  Cynthia  Lammers, 
Linda  Lashbrook,  Vicki  Lee. 


Third  Row.-  Susanne  F.  Little, 
Jane  B.  Martin,  Harriet  J. 
Meals,  Mary  V.  Mitchell,  Mona 
L.  Mitchell,  Rita  D.  Mund- 
henke,  Carol  A.  Noble,  Nancy 
S.Noble. 


Fourth  Row:  Marcia  L.  Porter, 


Shirley  J.  Reid,  I 
nolds,  Ruth  A. 
Mary  J.  Riddle, 
ser,  Patricia  A. 
S.  Rupp. 


/lartha  J.  Rey- 

Richardson, 

Linda  D.  Ris- 

Roach,  Janet 


Fifth  Row:  Lana  S.  Ruthstrom, 
Dorothy  J.  Slaughter,  Pamela 
K.  Smith,  Judith  S.  Strait, 
Anne  D.  Struss,  Brenda  K. 
Suran,  Mary  J.  Swaffar,  Susan 
A.  Swan. 


Bottom  Row:  Donna  J.  Taylor, 
Patricia  A.  Templer,  Anne  A. 
Tuggle,  Suzanne  Turner,  Bar- 
bara A.  Tussey,  Camille  K. 
VanSickel,  Jane  A.  Waddle, 
Diana  J.  Williams,  Nancy  M. 
Young. 


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While  singing  popular  songs,  Clovia  women  practice  "Oh, 
Clovia,"  a  new  song  written  for  them  by  a  member's  mother. 


Clovia  plans  construction 
of  50-woman  residence 


Construction  of  a  new  50-woman  Clovia 
house  was  slated  to  begin  in  September,  1965. 
Coeds  with  4-H  backgrounds  lived  in  Clovia. 
The  women  have  won  county,  state  and  na- 
tional awards  for  their  work  in  4-H.  During 
the  spring,  the  chapter  sponsored  a  national 
Clovia  meeting  in  Iowa. 

Clovia  alumnae  honored  collegiate  members 
who  had  earned  a  3.0  grade  average  or  above 
at  a  scholarship  dinner.  Campus  activities 
of  Clovia  women  included  Omicron  Nu,  Phi 
Upsilon  Omicron,  Home  Economics  Council, 
the  K-State  Players  and  Collegiate  4-H. 


Candlelight  ceremonies  bid  rushees  good-by  before  the  fu- 
ture pledges  sign  preference  cards  for  sorority  membership. 


Clovia  -Top  Row:  Mrs.  Sybil 
Lawlis,  Phyllis  E.  Babbitt, 
Patricia  A.  Barr,  Sharon  K, 
Benton,  Judith  E.  Brown, 
Carol  S.  Clark. 


Second  Row:  Arlene  R. 
Dahm,  Nina  M.  Felbush,  Lin- 
da K.  Gaskill,  Diana  K.  Goertz, 
Bonnie  J.  Kleymann,  Cheryl 
L  Lloyd. 


Third  Row:  Marcia  L.  Lowther, 
Sharon  K.  Madden,  Judy  K. 
McClure,  Marlyse  K.  Milburn, 
Marva  L.  Morrison,  Jeanne  L. 
Muret. 


Bottom  Row:  Janet  L.  Patton, 
Patricia  A.  Patton,  Renita  K. 
Pohl,  Jean  E.  Rees,  Dorothy  J. 
Robertson,  Maxine  K.Warner. 


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Phi  Kappa  Jau -Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Ruth  Moate,  Donald  G. 
Dressier,  Patrick  F.  Ervin, 
James  D.  Gates,  Gary  L. 
Hauptli,  Tom  D.  Huecker. 


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Bottom  Row:  Larry  L.  Hum- 
mer, George  H.  Johnston, 
Larry  E.  Jones,  Dennis  A. 
Kaump,  John  W.  Kroenlein, 
Lawrence  J.  Kubert. 


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Spraying  a  sign  for  a  vote  wagon,  Phi  Kappa  Taus  prepare 

to  drive  Manhattan  residents  to  the  polls  at  election  time. 


Eighty-two  chapters. 
Founded  Miami  University 
1906.  Alpha  Epsilon  chapter 
established  1925.  President: 
George  H.  Johnston. 


Phi  Kappa  Taus  discuss 
proposed  building  plans 


Plans  for  a  new  Phi  Kappa  Tau  chapter 
house  were  discussed  when  the  Phi  Tau  na- 
tional secretary  visited  Alpha  Epsilon  chapter. 
Phi  Taus  considered  a  building  site,  proposed 
house  size  and  finances. 

For  part  of  the  fraternity's  social  program, 
members  attended  the  annual  Cannon  Ball 
at  which  the  Cannonball  Queen  was  crowned. 
Phi  Taus  and  Cannonball  Queen  candidates 
fired  the  victory  cannon  after  each  Wildcat 
touchdown  at  home  football  games. 

Posters  which  Phi  Taus  erected  on  campus 
directed  new  students  to  buildings.  The  men 
entertained  at  a  rest  home  at  Christmas.  The 
president  of  Chancery  Club  and  vice-presi- 
dent of  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  were  members.  Phi 
Taus  belonged  to  the  debate  squad,  Arnold 
Air  Society  and  Collegiate  Young  Republicans. 


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Fraternity  council  cites 
Sigma  Nu  grade  boost 


Interfraternity  Council  awarded  Sigma  Nu 
a  trophy  for  the  greatest  fraternity  improve- 
ment in  grades  for  spring  1964.  In  compli- 
ance with  a  University  request,  the  chapter 
was  granted  a  waiver  from  a  national  fraternity 
law  forbidding  pledging  Negro  men. 

Sigma  Nu  housed  one  of  the  tallest  men  in 
the  nation,  Nick  Pino,  a  seven-foot  basketball 
player  from  New  Mexico.  Other  members 
were  Putnam  and  Ford  Foundation  scholars. 
Phi  Eta  Sigma  and  Scabbard  and  Blade  tapped 
Sigma  Nus.  The  fraternity  scheduled  a  Christ- 
mas dance,  the  White  Rose  Formal,  the  Mon- 
ster Party  and  the  Snake  Pit  Dance. 


Instead  of  having  seated  service  before  the  University  of 
Kansas  basketball  game,  Sigma  Nus  prepare  sack  lunches. 


One  hundred  thirty -five 
chapters.  Founded  Virginia 
Military  Institute  1869.  Beta 
Kappa  chapter  established 
1913.  President:  Robert  M. 
Melichar. 


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Sigma  Nu-7"op  /?ow.-  Bertha 
M.  Scott,  Joel  W.  Athey,  Carl 
J.  Carlson,  Randall  C.  Dalke, 
Michael  C.  Daugherty,  Ed- 
ward L.  Dent,  David  L.  Dew- 
hirst,  James  B.  Farrell. 


Second  Row.-  Stephen  W. 
Ficke,  Richard  H.  Floersch, 
William  Grimshaw,  Robert  E. 
Harmon,  Donald  J.  Head,  Wil- 
liam W.  Hill,  Stephen  S.  Hor- 
ton,  John  H.  Jensen. 


Third  Row:  Chris  E.  Johns, 
Alvin  D.  Johnson,  John  A. 
Linder,  Wayne  H.  MacKirdy, 
Robert  M.  Melichar,  Dennis 
L.  Miner,  Gordon  E.  Myers, 
Tudor  M.  Nellor,  Thomas  M. 
Nelson. 


Bottom  Row:  Throck  M.  Os- 
born,  Nick  Pino,  Larry  W.  Rol- 
lins, Norman  E.  Ruediger, 
Richard  D.Swickard, Thomas 
G.  Towner,  Thomas  R.  Uehl- 
ing,  Donald  C.  Utterback, 
Phillip  G.  Watt. 


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Theta  Xi  housemother,  Mrs.  Rex  Lawrence,  matches  wits  with  Xis  accompany  their  housemother  to  shows,  football  and 

her  "sons"  in  a  bridge  game.  Throughout  the  year  Theta  basketball  games,  campus  functions  and  church  services. 


"Cats  for  Curtains  gets 
Theta  Xi  pancake  profits 


Eighty-six  chapters. 
Founded  Rensselaer  Poly- 
technic Institute  1864.  Alpha 
Iota  chapter  established  1931. 
President:   Robert   R.  Maas. 


Proceeds  from  the  annual  Theta  Xi  spring 
pancake  feed  were  donated  to  the  'Cats  for 
Curtains  campaign.  In  fraternity  intramural 
contention,  Theta  Xis  entered  football,  basket- 
ball, softball,  volleyball  and  bowling  competi- 


tion. Fraternity  members  belonged  to  Pi  Tau 
Sigma  and  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon.  Among  Theta 
Xi  social  events  were  the  Tuffy  Strut  Party, 
the  Unicorn  Ball,  the  Oddball  Party  and  house 
functions. 


Theta  X\-Top  Row:  Mrs.  Rex 
Lawrence,  Edward  L.  Adams, 
Larry  L.  Chase,  Phillip  E. 
Cummis,  Roger  W.  Daniels, 
Douglas  E.  Dempsey,  Richard 
L.  Epard. 


Second  Row:  Walter  L.  Fisher, 
Thomas  E.  Foster,  Ronnie  G. 
Giersch,  Russell  S.  Hannigan, 
William  R.  Hardgrave,  Rich- 
ard G.  Heikes,  Lorrin  E.  Lowe. 


Bottom  Row:  Robert  R.  Maas, 
Lon  E.  Maggart,  James  C. 
Naufel,  Willis  I.  Peterson, 
Delbert  G.  Ruckle,  John  R. 
Shirley,  William  F.  Stephans, 
William  R.  Turner. 


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Triangle- Top  Row:  Mrs.  W. 
G.  Granger,  James  J.  Adams, 
Gary  L.  Benton,  David  A. 
Blasiar,  Richard  K.  Boyd, 
Duane  P.  Bozarth,  Gary  S. 
Burgin. 


Second  Row:  Michael  T. 
Chapman,  Dale  A.  Clark,  Don 
L.  Cobb,  Kenton  L.  Cox, 
Robert  D.  Crangle,  Alan  D. 
Culver,  Fred  L   Curry. 


Third  Row.-  Richard  L.  Don- 
aldson, Charles  K.  Eby,  Phil- 
lip D.  Enegren,  John  J.  Fitz- 
gerald, James  E.  Gennger, 
Robert  M.  Hamlett,  Donald 
F.  Hansen. 


Fourth  Row:  Charles  L  Hett, 
Keith  L  Hoffman,  William  R. 
Jacobs,  Darryl  E.  Janzen, 
Ronald  D.  Jefferies,  Robert  D. 
Lillich,  George  F.  Marble, 
Larry  R.  Martin. 


Bottom  Row:  Theodore  S. 
Mauck,  Dennis  J.  McCormick, 
Terry  K.  Michie,  John  W. 
Reed,  Neil  D.  Rogers,  Eugene 
L.  Smith,  Lonnie  A.  Theye, 
James  L.  Wi  1 1  its. 


Twenty-four  chapters. 
Founded  University  of  Illi- 
nois 1907.  K-State  chapter 
established  1964.  President: 
William  R.  Jacobs. 


Representing  their  chapter,  members  put  an  engineering 
pin  on  the  Triangle  Rattle,  a  trophy  passed  to  young  chapters. 


Triangle  earns  charter, 
purchases  chapter  house 


Moving  into  the  former  Beta  Sigma  Psi 
house,  221  N.  Delaware,  Triangle  began  its 
first  year  as  a  fraternity  chapter.  Triangle 
pledged  men  with  a  minimum  2.2  grade  aver- 
age in  engineering,  architecture  or  physical 
science.  For  Engineering  Week,  members 
sponsored  an  open  house  for  high  school 
students.  A  Student  Senate  member  and  the 
Engineering  Council  president  belonged 
to  Triangle. 


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Scene  for  the  annual  Night  on  the  Nile  is  set  at  2005  Hunt- 
ing. Manyot  the  47  Acacia  chapters  sponsor  similar  Egyptian 


parties.  Other  Acacia  social  functions  included  the  Play- 
boy Party,  a  Christmas  tormal  and  the  mothers'  weekend. 


Intramural  victories  give  Acacia  sports  success 


Intramurals  brought  success  to  Acacia  as 
the  men  won  the  fraternity  softball  trophy 
and  placed  second  in  football.  In  other  sports 
competition.  Acacias  participated  in  basket- 
ball and  swimming. 

Acacias  were  active  in  Varsity  Glee  Club, 
Scabbard  and  Blade,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Phi  Eta 
Sigma,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  and  the  Honors  Pro- 
gram. One  Acacia  toured  Europe  with  the  K- 


State  Singers.  As  a  service  project,  members 
gave  Christmas  gifts  to  an  orphanage. 


Forty-seven  chapters. 
Founded  University  of  Mich- 
igan   1904.    K-State    chapter 
established   1913.   President: 
Thomas  R.  Twombly. 


Acacia -fop  Row:  Lorette  H. 
Cornwell,  Darrel  W.  Andrist, 
Arthur  C.  Barney,  Alan  K. 
Beckman,  Patrick  J.  Berger, 
John  H.  Blackwell. 


Second  Row:  Edward  E. 
Blankenhagen,  Terry  A.  Borg- 
mann,  David  A.  Braswell, 
Norman  P.  Byers,  Mark  A. 
Chapman,  Robert  M.  Childs. 


Bottom  Row:  Garry  L.  Deines, 
Harold  F.  Dillenback,  Charles 

D.  Emel,    Charles    R.    Fort- 
meyer,  Gary  A.  Garrett,  Larry 

E.  Greene. 


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Acacia  Top  Row:  Larry  L. 
Hapgood,  David  M.  Heck, 
William  L.  Henderson,  Donald 
R.  Hite,  Harlan  D.  House, 
Lynn  R.  Johnson. 


Second  Row:  Philip  K.  Kline, 
Allan  J.  Kvasnicka,  Fred  P. 
Lechner,  RoPert  C.  Lim- 
bocker,  Stephen  L.  Linden- 
baum,  John  P.  Ludwig. 


Third  Row:  Terry  L.  Mack, 
Allan  P.  McCobb,  James  R. 
Moore,  Royce  L.  Morris, 
Roger  L.  Mulanax,  Gary  G. 
Nye. 


Fourth  Row:  Cecil  W.  Pearce, 
Gerald  M.  Plummer,  Clark  L. 
Ritchey,  Paul  A.  Stewart, 
Harvey  D.  Thompson, 
Thomas  D.  Tolle. 


Bottom  Row:  James  E.  Tous- 
lee,  Thomas  R.  Twombly, 
Kenneth  A.  Winzeler,  Frank 
L.  Woofter,  John  B.  Wright, 
Louis  R.  Zirkle. 


Fans  keep  close  watch  at  an  Acacia  intramural  basketball 
game.  Defeated  by  Beta  Theta  Pi,  Acacia  placed  second  in 


its   fraternity   division.   Also   outscored    by    Betas    in   foot- 
ball, Acacia  won  second  in  the  race  for  fraternity  crown. 


Exterior  styling  of  the  AGR  house,  1919  Piatt,  complements 
the  split  level  interior.  The  house  was  completed  in  1956. 


Forty-one  chapters. 
Founded  University  of  Illi- 
nois 1908.  Alpha  Zeta  chapter 
established  1927.  President: 
Mark  E.  Wright. 


AGR  Homecoming  float 
wins  single  entry  honors 


"K-State  Reigns"  was  the  theme  of  the 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho  Homecoming  float  which 
won  first  place  in  the  single  entry  division. 
The  float  featured  a  pumpkin  coach  pulled  by 
University  of  Kansas  football  players  and 
driven  by  a  Wildcat  squad  member. 

During  the  summer,  the  AGR  kitchen  was 
remodeled  and  new  equipment  added.  The 
fraternity  also  installed  a  trophy  case  in 
memory  of  a  former  housemother. 

Manager  of  Ag  Science  Day  and  all  elected 
officers  of  Block  and  Bridle  Club  belonged  to 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho.  Other  AGRs  were  mem- 
bers of  wool,  livestock  and  meats  judging 
teams.  Active  in  campus  affairs,  the  fraternity 
men  worked  in  such  honoraries  as  Alpha  Zeta, 
Gamma  Sigma  Delta  and  Phi  Eta  Sigma. 


Alpha  Gamma  Rho  -Top  Row: 
Martha  Andrews,  Robert  Y. 
Alexander,  Robert  D.  Ames, 
John  H.  Anderson,  Richard  A. 
Barta,  Keith  C.  Behnke,  Ken- 
neth D.  Buchele,  Carrol 
Campbell. 


Second  Row.-  Edward  N. 
Childs,  Eldon  L.  Clawson, 
Kenneth  M.  Cox,  Robert  R. 
Cudney,  Stephen  A.  Dunbar, 
John  R.  Evans,  Douglas  J. 
Eveleth,  Larry  L.  Geil. 


Third  Row:  Gary  L.  Gilbert, 
Rex  W.  Grothusen,  Michael 
A.  Hanchett,  Theodore  L. 
Hanchett,  Ronald  W.  Hirst, 
Francis  B.  Hoadley,  Frank  J. 
Hopkins,  Richard  P.  Houdy- 
shell. 


Fourth  Row:  Gary  L.  Hucke, 
Virgil  R.  Huseman,  W.  Roger 
Johnson,  Larry  E.  Kohl,  Jer- 
ald  A.  Kopp,  Gene  W.  Lave- 
rentz,  John  M.  Lefton,  Guy  W. 
Lower. 


Bottom  Row:  Jerry  W.  Maran- 
ville,  Johnny  E.  Meetz,  Lary 
R.  Meisegeier,  Orville  M. 
Peterson,  John  E.  Radke, 
George  E.  Raymond,  Wil- 
liam W.  Reed,  Stephen  L. 
Reedy. 


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Alpha  Gamma  Rho -Top  Row: 
Loren  J.  Rickard,  Jerald  A. 
Riemann,  Gary  L.  Scott, 
Jacob  M.  Sherwood,  Steven 
H.  Slusher,  Gary  D.  Spiker, 
Melvin  V.  Splitter,  Charles 
L.  Stoehr. 


Second  Row:  Larry  D. 
Stuckey,  Glenn  H.  Sullivan, 
George  A.  Teagarden,  John  R. 
Teagarden,  Richard  L.  Tea- 
garden,  Richard  L.  Theurer, 
Howard  R.  Vacek,  John  R. 
Westerman. 


Bottom  Row:  Stanley  C. 
Widau,  Douglas  W.  Williams, 
Robert  E.  Wingert,  Wallace 
W.  Wolf,  Steve  C.  Woodson 
Mark  E.  Wright,  Jerome  P. 
Yorke. 


Men  of  Alpha  Gamma  Rho  relax  in  front  of  their  living  room 
fireplace  to  read  newspapers,  study  for  tests  or  just  talk 


over  the  day.  Entered  in  the  Homecoming  Parade,  AGRs  won 
first  place  in  the  single  entry  class  with  "K-State  Reigns." 


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Alpha  Kappa  Lambda-  Top 

Row:  Mrs.  Florence  Hughes, 
Larry  A.  Anderson,  Glenn  R. 
Clingenpeel,  Charles  W.  Coff- 
man,  David  W.  Duff,  Larry  R. 
Dunn. 


Second  Row:  Samuel  M.  Eis- 
mont,  Royce  E.  Fowler,  Oran 
G.  Gillmore,  Roger  A.  Griffin, 
Richard  D.  Hagerman,  Terry 
M.  Haggard. 


Third  Row:  John  B.  Hamilton, 
Ronald  D.  Hellwig,  James  M. 
Hillman,  Gerold  D.  Jilka, 
Robert  L.  Jones,  David  A. 
Krueger. 


Bottom  Row.-  Jim  E.  Loomis, 
Daniel  R.  McConachie,  David 
E.  McCune,  Richard  J.  Mc- 
Dougal,  Steven  G.  Mclntyre, 
Ronald  V.  McKinzie. 


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Forty  chapters.  Founded 
University  of  California  1914. 
Iota  chapter  established  1930. 
President:  John  B.  Hamilton. 


National  conclave  gives 
AKLs  fraternity  citation 


League  basketball  champions  live  at  1919  Hunting.  AKLs 
also  ranked  second  and  third  in  league  football  and  bowling. 


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At  a  national  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  con- 
clave, Iota  chapter  won  the  fraternity's  Na- 
tional Achievement  Award  for  outstanding 
contribution  to  the  ideals  of  the  fraternity. 
One  member  also  won  the  AKL  Athlete  of  the 
Year  Award.  In  campus  competition,  Alpha 
Kappa  Lambda  won  the  spring  1964  award  for 
campus  fraternity  chapter  with  the  most  im- 
proved scholastic  average. 

As  a  pledge  class  project,  Alpha  Kappa 
Lambda  pledges  reseeded  the  front  lawn  of 
the  fraternity's  chapter  house. 

Intramural  honors  came  to  Alpha  Kappa 
Lambda  as  members  took  first  place  in  their 
basketball  league  and  ranked  second  in  foot- 
ball. Fraternity  teams  also  participated  in 
swimming,  golf  and  bowling  intramurals. 


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Admiring  their  50-pound  Dalmatian  mascot  are  three  Alpha 
Kappa  Lambda  members.  Appropriately  named  Domino,  the 


black  and  white  mascot  lives  in  a  doghouse  behind  the  AKL 
house.  The  fraternity  acquired  Domino  during  fall  semester. 


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Alpha  Kappa  Lambda-  Top 

Row:  Jerry  G.  Meyer,  Jerry  L. 
O'Donnell,  Mark  A.  Poell, 
Philip  C.  Ray,  Charles  L.Rich, 
Richard  L.  Robinson,  David 
L  Rollins. 


Second  Row.-  Duane  P. 
Schneider,  Jesse  R.Scoggins, 
Kenneth  M.  Scott,  Larry  L. 
Seger,  Willits  A.  Smull,  Daryl 
K.  Swanwick,  Gary  D.  Tice. 


Bottom  Row:  Steven  G.  Trax- 
son,  Stephen  E.  Utterback, 
Wilton  S.  Webb,  Robert  A. 
Woods,  John  T.  Wulfmeyer, 
M  William  Wyckoff. 

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Carrying  a  Jayhawk  in  its  mouth,  a  whale  pulls  the  Home- 
coming Parade  float  of  Alpha  Tau  Omega  and  Alpha  Delta 


Pi.  The  ATO  float,  "Memories  of  the  Flaw  in  the  Kaw-  Or  Up  a 
Crooked  River,"  won  first  place  in  double  entry  contention. 


Men  enter  housemother 
in  national  ATO  contest 


As  part  of  the  national  fraternity's  centen- 
nial celebration,  Alpha  Tau  Omega  prepared 
a  scrapbook  to  enter  its  housemother  in  the 
Housemother  of  the  Century  Contest.  Among 
other  centennial  activities  were  a  national 
convention  in  the  Bahamas  and  a  nation- 
wide Go-to-Church  Sunday. 


Entered  with  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  ATOs  won 
first  with  a  Homecoming  float,  "Memories  of 
the  Flaw  in  the  Kaw  —  Or  Up  a  Crooked  River." 
The  float  later  was  burned  by  vandals  and 
suffered  an  estimated  $1,400  in  damages. 


One  hundred  twenty-six 
chapters.  Founded  Virginia 
Military  Institute  1865.  Delta 
Theta  chapter  established 
1920.  President:  Harry  H. 
Hoesli. 


Alpha  Tau  Omega  -Top  Row: 
Mrs.  L.  E.  Keefer,  Peter  J.  Bar- 
rett, Monty  M.  Bednosek, 
Richard  A.  Beets,  Roland  J. 
Bonneau,  Gerald  C.  Brees, 
Ralph  G.  Bruce,  George  K. 
Brummer,  Jack  E.  Calentine. 


Bottom  Row:  Kenneth  K. 
Chesney,  Thomas  B.  Cream- 
er, Noel  E.  Cullison,  Robert  C. 
Dobson,  Mark  J.  Dreiling, 
Michael  S.  Duncan,  Larry  W. 
Emig,  Stuart  A.  Erbentraut, 
Stephen  B.  Evans. 


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Alpha  Tau  Omega -Top  Row. 
Richard  E.  Fagerberg,  Harry 
R.  Foster,  Mitchell  L  Foster, 
John  S.  Frank,  Alwyn  H. 
Gentry,  Johnny  L.  Granquist, 
Robert  E.  Graves,  Leo  L. 
Hadley. 


Second  Row.-  Bruce  W.  Heck- 
man,  Robert  G.  Heft,  Harry 
H.  Hoesli,  Samuel  R.  Hogue, 
Richard  W.  Jacobson,  Cecil 
W.  Johnson,  Raymond  W. 
Johnson,  Dudley  G.  Loomis. 


Third  Row:  James  R.  Mad- 
den, Alan  L.  Mashak,  John 
R.  McCarty,  John  0.  McCon- 
nell,  Robert  P.  McWhorter, 
John  T.  Meyer,  Michael  T. 
Mills,  Steven  C.  Newton. 


Fourth  Row:  Charles  E.  Ohl, 
Don  R.  Opdycke,  William  F. 
Overman,  Rodney  D.  Peter- 
sen, James  N.  Reardon,  Wil- 
liam F.  Rock,  Ronald  H. 
Roesler,  James  D.  Shultz. 


Bottom  Row:  Man  R.  Smith, 
Richard  H.  Spingler,  James 
V.  Swanson,  George  E.  Taplin, 
William  S.  Taylor,  Frederick 
C.  Weckel,  Dennis  C.  Wheat- 
ley,  Larry  R.  Young. 


Located  at  1408  Denison,  Alpha  Tau  Omega  is  only  one 
block  north  of  the  campus.  As  one  of  four  finalists  in  the  first 


production  of  Harlequinade,  formerly  Y-Orpheum,  the  fra- 
ternity presented  "Malice  with  Alice"  with  Alpha  Xi  Delta. 


Beta  Sigma  Psi-  Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Allen  Burch,  Dean  R. 
Bader,  Darrell  E.  Bay,  Joel  G. 
Bieber,  Roger  A.  Bitter,  David 
E.  Bowers,  Warren  T.  Brady, 
Wayne  E.  Clendening. 


Second  Row:  Arlen  E.  Dia- 
mond, Roger  A.  Diekmann, 
Robert  J.  Duffield,  Robert  L. 
Edwardson,  William  D.  Ed- 
wardson,  Escal  L.  Eskridge, 
James  D.  Folkerts,  Lowell 
D.  Gordon. 


I  turd  Row:  Ronald  N.  Hager- 
man,  Richard  T.  Haller,  Her- 
bert E.  Harrod,  Arthur  S. 
Harvey,  John  J.  Healzer, 
Joseph  S.  Hennchs,  Richard 
L.  Holzhausen,  Ronald  R. 
Hysom. 


Bottom  Row:  David  D.  Jack- 
son, Michael  E.  Jackson, 
Daryll  D.  Jamvold,  Gary  D. 
Janke,  Larry  J.  Janke,  Larry  L. 
Johnson.  Donald  W.  Kaiser, 
Lawrence  D.  Kinsey. 


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House  dedication  brings  Beta  Sig  national  officer 


Dedication  of  their  new  $280,000  home  with 
a  luncheon  and  party  attended  by  the  national 
vice-president  of  Beta  Sigma  Psi  highlighted 
the  year  for  Beta  Sigs.  The  men  also  received 
the  national  fraternity's  Outstanding  Chapter 
Award  for  the  fifth  time  in  10  years. 

With  Reformation  Day  ceremonies,  Beta 
Sigs  celebrated  Martin  Luther's  separation 
from  the  Catholic  church.  Beta  Sigs  won  the 
football  game  with  Phi  Kappa  Theta,  a  Cath- 
olic fraternity.  Karen  Repp  reigned  as  queen  of 
the  annual  function. 


Student  body  president  and  presidents  of 
four  campus  organizations  were  members. 
Beta  Sigma  Psi  ranked  first  in  spring  1964 
volleyball    for   the   second   consecutive   year. 


Ten  chapters.  Founded  Uni- 
versity of  Illinois  1925.  Zeta 
chapter  established  1951. 
President:  James  D.  Folkerts. 


Black  furniture,  white  stone  room  dividers,  a  bright  blue 
rug  and  wooden  ceiling  beams  accent  the  living  room  of  the 


new  Beta  Sig  house.  The  dwelling,  1200  Centennial  Drive, 
is   newest  house   in  the  northeast  campus  development. 


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contest,  Bega  Sig  president  crowns  Reformation  Day  Queen. 


Beta  Sigma  Psi,  a  Lutheran  fraternity,  co-sponsors  the  event 
to  mark  Martin  Luther's  separation  from  Catholicism. 


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Beta  Sigma  Psi -Top  Row. 
Terrel  E.  Kinsey,  Douglas  B. 
Knop,  Richard  D.  Krug,  Wil- 
liam R.  Kuhn,  Gary  A.  Lang- 
ner,  Wilfred  H.  Lehmann, 
Robert  L.  Lippoldt,  Harold 
E.  Mai. 


Second  Row:  David  R.  Miller, 
Laurence  F.  Miller,  Norman 
P.  Nuss,  Douglas  K.  Peters, 
Raymond  P.  Pullmann,  Gary 
D.  Raffety.  Ronald  R.  Ricker, 
Kenneth  P.  Schmanke. 


Third  Row:  James  E.  Schoen- 
beck,  Terry  R.  Schoenthaler, 
Donald  W.  Schott,  Milton  F. 
Schrepel,  Steven  D.  Schultz, 
Clair  A.  Schwerdtfeger,  Roger 
L.   Setzkorn,  Glen   L.  Shank. 


Fourth  Row.-  William  J.  Sie- 
bert,  Gene  R.  Smallwood, 
Garry  L.  Smith,  Merle  A. 
Soeken,  Scott  M.  Stern,  David 
A.  Strohm,  Howard  S.  Svaty. 


Bottom  Row:  Irvin  D.  Thiele. 
James  C.  Tollefson,  Mark  K. 
Torluemke,  Steven  R.  Wiech- 
man,  Timothy  R.  Windier, 
John  E.  Wisniewski,  Robert 
E.  Zibell. 


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Placing  second  in  the  fraternity  division  of  the  thirty-first 
annual  Interfraternity  Sing,  Betas  sing  "The  Loving  Cup"  and 


"Sons  of  the   Dragon."  Betas,  who  competed  against  six 
fraternities,    previously    had    won    the    trophy    25    times. 


Charters  members  attend 
Beta  golden  anniversary 

With  11  founding  members  and  450  persons 
in  attendance,  Gamma  Epsilon  chapter  of  Beta 
Theta  Pi  celebrated  its  fiftieth  anniversary. 
The  national  president  of  the  fraternity  spoke 
at  the  anniversary  banquet. 

Senior  class  president,  varsity  athletes  and 
members  of  Blue  Key,  Apportionment  Board 


and  Student  Activities  Board  were  Betas. 
Other  fraternity  members  included  captain  of 
the  Quiz  Bowl  team  which  competed  in  New 
York  City  and  an  exchange  student  to  Justus 
Liebig  University  in  Germany. 


One  hundred  one  chap- 
ters. Founded  Miami  Uni- 
versity 1839.  Gamma  Epsilon 
chapter  extablished  1914. 
President:  Kenneth  U.  Ben- 
jamin. 


Beta  Theta  Pi-  Top  Row:  Mrs. 
Grover  Clingan,  Timothy  A. 
Atchison,  John  H.  Banks, 
Kenneth  U.  Benjamin,  Allen 
G.  Bigsby,  Emmett  N.  Breen, 
Robert  A.  Briggs,  Lewis  H. 
Brogan. 


Second  Row:  Lawrence  A. 
Cohan,  Lawrence  E.  Condit, 
Robert  W.  Crouch,  Roger  K. 
Dickerson,  Douglas  K.  Dusen- 
bury,  Kenneth  A.  Eckhardt, 
Terry  B.  Farabi,  Karl  Farris. 


Bottom  Row:  Donald  D. 
Ficken,  John  M.  Florell,  Larry 
R.  Gibson,  Arch  G.  Gothard, 
Roland  M.  Gunn,  Phillip  L. 
Guthrie,  James  M.  Guy,  Dean 
F.  Harper. 


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Beth  Theta  Pi -fop  Row 
James  C.  Harrison,  John  D. 
Harrison,  Thomas  H.  Haas, 
James  N.  Haymaker,  Thomas 
W.  Hinz,  Ronald  K.  Holm, 
Robert  H.  Ihde,  Fred  A. 
Isernhagen. 


Second  Row:  Richard  Jenk- 
ins, Larry  D.  Johnston,  Jan 
Jorgenson,  Howard  A.  Kinzer, 
Kenneth  D.  Knapp,  Charles  D. 
Kugler,  Gary  B.  Lee,  Donald 
A.  Lehman. 


Third  Row.-  Peter  G.  Loriaux, 
Kenneth  R.  Mann,  Ralph  W. 
McFillen,  Rodney  D.  Mc- 
Mullen,  Donald  H.  Merten, 
James  L.  Mertz,  Richard  E. 
Morgan,  Stephen  D.  Nelson. 


Fourth  Row:  Larry  M.  Nichol- 
son, Conrad  K.  Nightingale, 
Kent  E.  Otte,  Stephen  W. 
Peirce,  Stephen  R.  Pickard, 
Stanly  W.  Pine,  Paul  T.  Purin- 
ton,  Joseph  R.  Reppert. 


Fifth  Row:  Steven  L.  Rogers, 
James  M.  Royer,  Robert  D. 
Sandell,  James  K.  Shrack, 
Rich  E.  Skaer,  William  C. 
Skaer,  Norman  E.  Smith,  Dale 
L.  Somers,  John  0.  Somers. 


Sixth  Row:  Stephen  K.  Sproul, 
Warren  R.  Staley,  Ronald  P. 
Sumner,  Paul  B.  Swartz, 
David  L.  Tuggle,  Robert  L. 
Van  Allen,  James  D.  Walker, 
James  Wallerstedt,  John  I. 
Wassberg. 


Bottom  Row:  Laren  J.  Wendel- 
burg,  John  H.  White,  Jerry  W. 
Whitt,  Billy  F.  Williams,  Kerry 
F.  Williams,  Lane  D.  Yoder, 
Alexander  M.  Young,  Charles 
D.  Younkin,  Timothy  D. 
Younkin. 


Interior  changes  at  the  Beta  house,  500  Sunset,  show  ef- 
fects of  approximately  $20,000   in  redecorating.  Setting 


a  new  record  of  1,161  points,  Beta  Theta  Pi  won  fraternity 
intramural  competition  for  the  fifth  time  in  seven  years. 


Delta  Chi-7op  Row:  Mrs.  W. 
P.  Dunagan,  Michael  Abshire, 
Dan  W.  Adams,  Paul  F.  Antes, 
Thomas  Z.  Beery,  Ronald  L. 
Boyer,  Terry  F.  Chancy. 


Second  Row:  Darwin  E.  Cline, 
Darrell  Cockrum,  Robert  E. 
Davies,  Michael  E.  Estes, 
Ronald  Forkenbrock,  Wil- 
liam E.  Gamble,  Thomas  E. 
Greene. 


Third  Row:  Stephen  L.  Guth- 
rie, Steven  W.  Hall,  Floyd  E. 
Haskin,  Douglas  D.  Kelly, 
Gary  L.  Kildow,  James  N. 
Marker,  Tom  J.  McCorkie. 


Bottom  Row:  Clair  L  McFad- 
den,  Gordon  K.  McNitt,  Rich- 
ard B.  Nelson,  Robert  W. 
Phillips,  John  M.  Quiring, 
Chester  V.  Rhoads,  Herbert 
A.  Roes. 


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Scores  record  the  wager  Delta  Chis  won  from  a  Delta  Chi 
chapter  in  Oklahoma  when  Wildcats  defeated  the  Cowboys. 


Forty-nine  chapters. 
Founded  Cornell  Univer- 
sity 1890.  Kansas  State  chap- 
ter established  1964.  Presi- 
dent: David  W.  Simmonds. 


Delta  Chi  colony  earns 
national  chapter  status 


At  an  installation  banquet  during  October, 
Delta  Chi  advanced  from  colony  to  fraternity 
status.  The  event  coincided  with  the  fra- 
ternity's national  Founders'  Day.  Claude  Cay- 
field,  national  president  of  Delta  Chi,  attended 
the  banquet.  Before  installation  as  a  fraternity 
chapter,  Delta  Chi  had  completed  two  semes- 
ters as  a  Greek  colony  and  one  semester  as  an 
independent  living  group. 


Delta  Chis  of  1716  Fairchild  work  in  Sigma  Tau,  Pershing  Rifles  and  Arnold  Air  Society. 
The  men  elected  to  help  a  Manhattan  hospital  as  a  spring  service  and  work  project. 


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Delta  Chi-7~op  Row:  Stanley 
A.  Salisbury,  Thomas  B. 
Sanders,  Doyal  A.  Schroeder, 
Lyle  D.  Sechrist,  Terry  L.  Seip, 
Philip  L.  Sell,  Marvin  W. 
Sharp. 


Second  Row-  Phillip  C.  Shehi, 
Michael  E.  Shelor,  Craig  R. 
Shove,  David  W.  Simmonds, 
James  G.  Smith,  Richard  B. 
Teeter. 


Bottom  Row:  Douglas  M. 
Terry,  Kenneth  R.  Turnbull, 
Larry  K.  Turnbull,  Terry  L. 
White,  Charles  R.  Woodard, 
Kenneth  R.  Wyatt. 

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Men  of  Delta  Sigma  Phi  make  their  home  at  1100  Fremont. 
The  structure  has  served  as  a  hospital  and  a  local  YMCA. 


One  hundred  five  chapters. 
Founded  City  College  of 
New  York  1899.  Alpha  Up- 
silon  chapter  established 
1925.  President:  Lyle  W. 
Wiescamp. 


Delta  Sigma  Phi  swells 
"Cats  for  Curtains  fund 


To  collect  money  for  the  'Cats  for  Curtains 
campaign,  Delta  Sigma  Phi  kidnapped  sorority 
housemothers.  The  housemothers  were  ran- 
somed for  $10  each.  Delta  Sigs  specified  that 
upon  submitting  the  ransoms  each  sorority 
present  a  serenade  to  the  fraternity. 

Recognizing  her  16  years  as  fraternity  house- 
mother, Alpha  Upsilon  chapter  of  Delta  Sigma 
Phi  planned  a  tea  for  Mrs.  Paul  Smith  when 
she  retired  in  spring  1964. 

Members  of  Delta  Sigma  Phi  belonged  to 
Phi  Mu  Epsilon,  Phi  Kappa  Phi  and  Phi  Eta 
Sigma.  Delta  Sigs  acted  as  president  of  Uni- 
versity Party  and  assistant  editor  of  Touch- 
stone. In  a  traditional  football  game,  the  men 
boasted  their  ninth  win  over  the  fraternity's 
University  of  Kansas  chapter. 


Delta  Sigma  Phi  -Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Effie  C.  Newton,  Thomas 
D.  Adcock,  John  D.  Breiten- 
bach,  James  R.  Brookshire, 
William  W.  Brookshire,  Paul 
W.  Burch. 


Second  Row:  Elmer  C.  Burk, 
George  M.  Carlson,  Vernon  L. 
Desbien,  Harvey  A.  Disen- 
house,  James  C.  Dunn,  Glen 
W.  Froelich. 


Third  Row:  Don  F.  Hunziker, 
Steven  B.  Isaacson,  David  T. 
Lane,  Philip  A.  Livingston, 
Joseph  J.  Malloy,  Robert  R. 
Matthews. 


Bottom  Row:  Hal  T.  McDon- 
ald, Vernon  L.  McPheeters, 
Fred  R.  Miller,  Ralph  M. 
Parker,  Frankie  R.  Reida, 
John  D.  Scott. 

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Delta  Sigma  Phi  -Top  Row: 
Richard  V.  Sheehan,  James 
C.  Skach,  Douglas  C.  Smith, 
Leon  D.  Sowers,  Andrew  F. 
Stewart,  Gary  D.  Stewart. 


Second  Row:  Philip  J.  Stoehr, 
Thomas  A.  Stubbs,  Theodore 
W.  Sutherland,  Karl  J.  Svaty, 
Irvin  D.  Vice,  Don  R.  Warren. 


Bottom  Row:  Duane  E.  Weg- 
erer,  Ray  L.  Wells,  Darrel  P. 
Wentz,  Lyle  W.  Wiescamp, 
Gale  R.  Yarrow. 


Heavy  snow  does  not  prevent  Delta  Sigs  from  shoveling 
their  front  walk  during  a  lunch  break.  The  fraternity  house, 


remodeled    two    years    ago,   features   a    basketball    court 
built  as  the  project  of  a  Delta  Sigma  Phi  pledge  class. 


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Delta  Tau  Delta  -Top  Row: 
Norbert  J.  Andrews,  Kenney 
H.  Barb,  Ronald  T.  Beach, 
James  A.  Beard,  Dennis  L. 
Berkholtz,  James  N.  Black, 
Charles  F.  Bourbina,  Michael 
L.  Bowman. 


Second  Row:  Edwin  L.  Butter- 
field,  Jon  J.  Coleman,  Dickie 
J.  Grill,  Richard  J.  Crist,  Den- 
nis R.  Croman,  Larry  D.  Dal- 
len,  Douglas  P.  Drew,  Ken- 
neth D.  Embers. 


Third  Row:  John  L  Emigh, 
Charles  W.  Engel,  John  S. 
Fagan,  Kerry  L.  Fairchild, 
Max  M.  Fitzwater,  Lon  K. 
Floyd,  Ronald  A.  Gerster,  Jon 
T.  Graves. 


Fourth  Row:  John  R.  Green, 
Richard  C.  Green,  Gary  N. 
Hadsell,  Sammy  W.  Harding, 
Stephen  R.  Herbel,  Charles 
T,  Herman,  John  A.  Holecek, 
James  D.  Hopper. 


Bottom  Row.-  Robert  J.  How- 
ard, Alan  R.  Hug,  Lester  H. 
Ideker,  James  S.  Jordan, 
Robert  L.  Kearney,  Robert  W. 
Kelly,  Anthony  L.  Kimmi,  Jack 
H.  Konitz. 


Eighty-nine  chapters. 
Founded  Bethany  College 
1858.  Gamma  Chi  chapter 
established  1919.  President: 
Vance  A.  Logan. 


Varsity  athletics  attract 
Delta  Tau  Delta  players 


Fraternity  athletes  represented  Delta  Tau 
Delta  on  varsity  sports  teams.  Delts  partici- 
pated in  varsity  football,  baseball,  basketball 
and  track  competition.  Members  entered  all 
intramural  sports. 

As  campus  leaders  Delts  were  tapped  by 
Blue  Key,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa,  Arnold  Air 
Society,  Sigma  Delta  Chi,  Steel  Ring  and 
Sigma  Tau.  Two  Putnam  scholars,  business 
manager  of  the  Royal  Purple  and  president  of 
Commerce  Council  were  Delts.  Working  with 
Union  affairs,  fraternity  men  served  on  Union 
Governing  Board  and  Student  Activities  Board. 


Fraternity  men  and  dates  attend  Sunday  night  buffet  meals 
at  the  contemporary  Delta  Tau  Delta  house,  1001  Sunset. 


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Shouts  of  excitement  arise  from  Delta  Tau  Delta  rooters 
as  they  watch  the  Delt  team  defeat  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda, 


cinching  a  league  championship  in  intramural  basketball. 
Delts   later  won   second    place   in  the  fraternity  division. 


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Delta  Tau  Delta  -Top  Row.- 
Michael  G.  Lamone,  Kent  A. 
Lauer,  Vance  A.  Logan,  Ter- 
ence W.  Mangan,  Bruce  A. 
McGehe,  Frank  W.  Mclntyre, 
Gary  R.  Mehl,  Mark  D.  Merica. 


Second  Row:  Jerry  D.  Metz, 
Mark  L.  Miller,  Douglas  J. 
Morgenson,  John  E.  Norberg, 
Keith  L.  Olson,  James  C. 
Perry,  Larry  M.  Peterson,  Joel 
D.  Piatt. 


Third  Row:  Steven  R.  Poison, 
Lou  L.  Poma,  Donald  L.  Reed, 
Keith  L.  Roberts,  Eugene  J. 
Ronsick,  James  N.  Rowland, 
Bryon  R.  Schlosser,  Frederick 
J.  Schmidt. 


Fourth  Row:  William  J. 
Schmitt,  Lowell  G.  Sharbutt, 
Dennis  R.  Sherraden,  Ronald 
L.  Sitts,  Robert  D.  Snider,  Ger- 
son  H.  Stearns,  Robert  D. 
Steiger,  Keith  A.  Stuessi. 


Bottom  Row:  Richard  L. 
Thomas,  George  D.  Thye, 
Steve  W.  Train,  Larry  H. 
Wachtman,  Mason  C.  Whit- 
ney, Robert  D.  Williams,  Dan 
E.  Wilson,  David  S.  Wilson, 
Keith  R.Zwick. 


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Entrance  portico  alters 
DU  house  architecture 


Two  new  features  were  added  to  the  Delta 
Upsilon  house.  The  fraternity  built  a  portico 
in  front  of  the  house  and  laid  a  new  carpet  in 
the  living  room. 

As  participants  in  sports,  DUs  won  fra- 
ternity basketball  crown,  intramural  swim- 
ming meet  and  1964  tennis  doubles.  They 
placed  third  in  football.  Delta  Upsilon  sup- 
plied athletes  for  varsity  track,  baseball,  bowl- 
ing, football  and  wrestling. 

Presidents  of  Social  Co-ordinating  Council 
and  Political  Union  and  recipients  of  two 
scholarships  to  Justus  Liebig  University  in 
Giessen,  Germany  were  Delta  Upsilons. 


Eighty-five  chapters. 
Founded  Williams  College 
1834.  K-State  chapter  estab- 
lished 1956.  President:  Mel- 
vin  E.  Thompson. 


At  a  joint  Delta  Upsilon  party  with  FarmHouse,  fraternity 
men  and  their  dates  scramble  over  hay  at  the  Dairy  Barn. 


Delta  Upsilon  -Top  Row:  Mrs. 
Lucille  Sponable,  Kenneth  N. 
Aikin,  David  F.  Anderson, 
Paul  L.  Ash,  Ronald  A.  Baker, 
Roger  D.  Bender,  William 
Bevan. 


Second  Row:  Blaine  W. 
Bickel,  Lawrence  0.  Bryant, 
Charles  E.  Cardwell,  Robert 
M.  Clegg,  William  P.  Conway, 
John  M.  Cook,  Clyde  H.  Cun- 
ningham. 


Third  Row:  Jack  D.  Davis, 
Lynn  A.  Dean,  David  L.  Defeo, 
Douglas  D.  Donley,  Michael 
D.  Dumford,  Terry  L.  Dyke, 
Douglas  E.  Eisenhour. 


Bottom  Row:  Steven  M. 
Evans,  Arlyn  R.  Fagen,  Ross 
L.  Fapp,  Gary  L.  Haden,  Neil 
F.  Hirsch,  Stephen  B.  Hol- 
loway,  Donald  E.  Hyde, 
Stephen  L.  James. 

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Jubelt,  James  M.  Kendall, 
Larry  W.  Kendall,  Lawrence 
M.  Kendall,  Henry  C.  Kirch- 
hoff,  Wallace  E.  Kraft,  James 
H.  Lane,  Dennis  J.  Lee. 


Second  Row:  John  M.  Lit- 
trell,  Charles  B.  Lockhart,  H. 
Stewart  Mann,  Robert  L. 
Marrs,  Michael  L  Maxwell, 
William  K.  Maxwell,  Galen  R. 
McDonald,  George   E.   Metz. 


Third  Row:  Stephen  R.  Mor- 
ris, Dennis  T.  Myers,  Ralph 
M.  Neighbor,  Merle  F.  Nel- 
son, Larry  E.  Nitzsche, 
Michael  A.  Novak,  Robert  D. 
Nuss,  Donald  D.  O'Connor. 


Fourth  Row.-  James  M.  O'Fal- 
lon,  Gary  E.  O'Hara,  Donald  F. 
Peterson,  Harold  C.  Peter- 
son, Nelson  K.  Reinhardt, 
Craig  W.  Ridenour,  Wil- 
liam J.  Romig,  Robert  E. 
Schmoekel. 


Fifth  Row:  Clair  S.  Schultis, 
Max  M.  Stearns,  Lane  V.  Sun- 
derland, Donald  R.  Svaty, 
John  G.  Svaty,  Thomas  G. 
Teichgraeber,  Melvin  E. 
Thompson,   John    F.   Tisdel. 


Bottom  Row.-  Stephen  G. 
Trembley,  Gary  L.  Urbanek, 
Robert  E.  Venard,  Joseph  E. 
Ward,  Howard  S.  Warren, 
Stephen  H.  Wible,  James  M. 
Wilkerson,  Craig  M.  Wood- 
ard. 


Delta  Upsilons,  who  decorated  a  Manhattan  old  folks  home 
for  Christmas  and  gave  toys  to  underprivileged  children, 


live   at    1425   University  Drive.  The  fraternity  was   repre- 
sented in  Varsity  Glee  Club  and  on  Apportionment  Board. 


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FarmHouse -7op  Row:  Mrs. 
Hazel  A.  Hawbecker,  Jack  L. 
Anderson,  Larry  R.  Ander- 
son, Thomas  B.  Avery,  Gary  L. 
Base,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Merwin 
L.  Brown,  James  H.  Chilcott. 


Second  Row:  Verne  E.  Claus- 
sen,  Larry  E.  Cline,  Harold  M. 
Cochran,  Keith  L.  Cramer, 
David  H.  Cromwell,  Paul  L. 
Deets,  Michael  E.  Dikeman, 
Gerald  L.  Dohm. 


Third  Row:  Leon  L.  Dunn, 
Harold  D.  Engle,  Lawrence  H. 
Erpelding,  Arlen  W.  Etling, 
Donald  R.  Ferguson,  Darrell 
W.  Garner,  Stanley  W.  Gre- 
cian, Wayne  M.  Grover. 


Fourth  Row:  Randall  K.  Hahn, 
Calvin  C.  Hausman,  Duane  M. 
Henrikson,  Melvin  C.  Hunt, 
Ronald  L.  Ibbetson,  Tommy 
L.  Jacobitz,  Ronald  E.  Jones, 
Kenneth  L.  Kallenbach. 


Bottom  Row:  John  J.  Kern, 
James  K.  Koelliker,  Richard 
D.  Kruse,  Harry  K.  Lightner, 
Daryl  W.  Loeppke,  Ronnie  G. 
Lunsford,  Robert  A.  Mac- 
Arthur,  Marvin  W.  Mann. 


Nineteen  chapters.  Founded 
University  of  Missouri  1905. 
Kansas  State  chapter  estab- 
lished 1921.  President:  Rob- 
ert J.  Wiruth. 


FarmHouse  wins  trophy 
for  fraternity  scholarship 


Game  parking  presents  no  problem  for  FarmHouse,  only  one- 
half  block  from  Ahearn  Field  House,  at  1820  College  Heights. 


Scholastic  efforts  paid  off  for  FarmHouse 
as  it  again  captured  the  fraternity  scholarship 
trophy  with  a  2.933  house  average  for  spring 
1964.  The  win  made  the  fifth  consecutive 
semester  that  FarmHouse  had  earned  the 
award.  Since  1937,  the  fraternity  has  won  first 
place  forty  times  and  second  place  eight  times. 
The  chapter  also  took  home  the  Summa  Cum 
Laude  Award  from  the  FarmHouse  national 
fraternity  conclave. 

In  Interfraternity  Sing,  FarmHouse  won 
third  place.  Members  sang  "Builders  of  Men" 
and  "Fair  FarmHouse."  FarmHouse  was  rep- 
resented by  two  men  in  Blue  Key,  two  on 
Student  Senate  and  four  in  Phi  Kappa  Phi. 
One  member  was  national  president  of  the 
student  American  Agronomy  Club. 


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FarmHouse- Top  Row:  Philip 
V.  Mathews,  Douglas  J.  Mc- 
Graw,  Charles  E.  Meeks, 
Boyd  M.  Mundhenke,  Den- 
nis T.  Nelson,  Roger  A.  Nord- 
stedt,  Ross  A.  Olson,  Edward 
S.  Oplinger. 


Second  Row:  Vern  E.  Otte, 
Garth  L.  Peterson,  Randall  L 
Rich,  Larry  E.  Schmidt,  Nor- 
man R.  Schneider,  John  W. 
Schrader,  Kenneth  A.  Spang- 
enberg,  Gary  A.  Splitter. 


Bottom  Row:  John  W.  Toney, 
Thomas  R.  Tucker,  Joel  T. 
Weigand,  George  L.  Wiley, 
Stephen  L  Winn,  Robert  J. 
Wiruth,  George  L.  Zabel, 
James  E.  Zwonitzer. 


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Kappa  Sigma  -Top  Row:  Mrs. 
Charles  Duncan,  Robert  L. 
Aidnik,  Loren  M.  Anderson, 
John  P.  Armstrong,  Jon  D. 
Barton,  Kenneth  C.  Baur,  Wil- 
liam K.  Benham,  Thomas  F. 
Bird,  Gunnar  W.  Blanke. 


Bottom  Row:  Larry  D.  Bley- 
thing,  Ronald  L.  Boyer, 
Thomas  G.  Brown,  Gary  D. 
Bruning,  Robert  E.  Buchan, 
Robert  C.  Burnett,  Charles  E. 
Bush,  Gary  L.  Camblin,  Galen 
K.  Campbell. 


Wide  spectrum  of  activities  interest  Kappa  Sigs 


Interest  in  a  wide  spectrum  of  campus 
activities  was  exhibited  by  Kappa  Sigma 
memberships  in  Blue  Key,  Steel  Ring  and 
Scabbard  and  Blade.  The  men  also  belonged  to 
Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club,  Sigma  Tau,  Apollo 
Glee  Club,  Phi  Eta  Kappa,  Cosmopolitan  Club 
and  Eta  Kappa  Nu. 

President  of  Agricultural  Economics  Club, 
the  editor  of  the  K-State  Engineer  and  a  Stu- 
dent Senate  member  were  Kappa  Sigs.  A  team 
representing    the    chapter   participated    in    a 


Kappa  Sigma  basketball  tournament  at  Baker 
University.  The  fraternity  also  entered  a  float 
in  the  Homecoming  Parade. 


One  hundred  thirty -two 
chapters.  Founded  Univer- 
sity of  Virginia  1869.  Gam- 
ma Chi  chapter  established 
1919.  President:  Caleb  D. 
Dagg. 


Testing  performance  of  their  equipment,  Kappa  Sigs  find 
stereo  tape  recording  a  popular  hobby  after  study  hours. 


The  contemporary  chapter  house  contains  24  three-man 
rooms  as  bedrooms  and  living  suites  for  fraternity  members. 


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At  1930  College  Heights,  the  men  of  Kappa  Sigma  live  in  a 
70-man   house.   The  fraternity   initiated   plans  to  expand 


recreational  facilities  in  the  five-year-old  house.  The  con- 
struction will  add  a  recreation  area  to  the  present  basement. 


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Kappa  Sigma -7"op  flow.-  Ste- 
phen J.  Coulson,  Caleb  D. 
Dagg,  Michael  J.  Danaher, 
Fred  J.  Diehn,  Eugene  R. 
Dillender,  Ricky  J.  Eichor, 
Charles  W.  Farrar,  John  M. 
Flannery. 


Second  Row:  Philip  D.  Get- 
tig,  John  M.  Graham,  Allen 
W.  Guisinger,  Gary  R.  Hardi- 
son,  Richard  L.  Hirsch, 
Michael  M.  Hogan,  James  W. 
Horn,  Martin  C.  Hurt. 


Third  Row:  Lawrence  P.  Ire- 
land, Donald  P.  Jensen,  Le- 
land  R.  Johnson,  Morgan  R. 
Kelly,  Alan  R.  Kempster, 
David  W.  Kershaw,  George  A. 
Lewis,  James  L.  McConnell. 


Fourth  Row:  Jacob  E.  Mertz, 
Lowell  G.  Moore,  David  A. 
Mott,  Duane  F.  Nickel, 
Charles  L.  Page,  Barry  L. 
Rafter,  Charles  P.  Schafer, 
Frank  G.  Schembs. 


Bottom  Row:  James  G. 
Schulthess,  Robert  C.  Selby, 
Charles  R.  Shellenberger, 
Cletus  E.  Shultz,  William  J. 
Stewart,  Keith  R.  Waters, 
Ward  V.  Wells,  Frederick  J. 
Wulff. 


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Living  accommodations  for  more  than  50  men  are  provided 
at  the  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  chapter  house,  505  Denison.  Func- 


tions at  the  house  included  a  Valentine's  Day  pledge  party 
featuring  Eric  and  the  Norsemen,  KU's  Lambda  Chi  band. 


Lambda  Chis  draft  plan  for  housemother's  rooms 


Enlargement  of  housemother's  living  quar- 
ters to  be  completed  during  the  summer  was 
planned  by  Lambda  Chi  Alpha.  "Cooking  Up 
Something  New  for  KU,"  the  Lambda  Chi- 
Kappa  Delta  Homecoming  float,  won  second 
place  in  double-entry  competition. 

President  of  the  American  Institute  of 
Architects  student  chapter  and  Greek  Week 
chairman    were    fraternity    members.    Other 


Lambda  Chis  belonged  to  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Sigma  Tau  and  Eta  Kappa  Nu. 


One  hundred  fifty-four 
chapters.  Founded  Boston 
University  1909.  Gamma  Xi 
chapter  established  1924. 
President:  Kenneth  K. 
Opdycke. 


Lambda  Chi  Alpha  -Top  Row.- 
Mrs.  Ada  B.  Estes,  Kenneth  R. 
Alexander,  George  F.  An- 
drews, Claud  K.  Bell,  William 
D.  Betz,  Roderick  R.  Brown, 
Richard  N.  Bruce. 


Second  Row:  Joel  R.  Butts, 
Leslie  J.  Chyba,  John  D.  Dal- 
bom,  Thomas  E.  Darnell, 
Robert  C.  Davis,  John  W.  Dut- 
ton,  Michael  S.  Ermey. 


Third  Row:  Charles  R.  Heid- 
rick,  Nicholas  M.  Jones, 
Douglas  0.  Kitchen,  Kenneth 
L.  Lathrop,  James  R.  Lee, 
Donald  R.  Light,  John  C. 
Mann. 


Bottom  Row:  Lawrence  M. 
Manning,  Thomas  W.  McCor- 
mick,  Allen  D.  McCown,  Tim- 
othy W.  Mitchell,  Lloyd  D. 
Moden,  Peter  L.  Molinari, 
Carl  F.  Moulin. 

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Gerald  H.  Ogden,  Kenneth  K. 
Opdycke,  Billy  R.  Owen, 
Harold  A.  Petsch,  Richard  E. 
Pfanenstiel,  Dennis  L.  Powell. 


Bottom  Row:  Larry  D.  Reser, 
Alan  J.  Shields,  Robert  A. 
Shivers,  David  J.  Solomon, 
Robert  E.  Stach,  Herbert  E. 
Wattenberg. 


In  a  desperate  attempt  to  avoid  a  muddy  failure,  Lambda 
Chis  strain  to  pull  free  of  the  puddle  between  them  and  the 


Kappa  Delta  team.  KDs,  who  challenged  the  men  to  a  tug 
of  war  in  a  lot  near  the  sorority  house,  won  the  contest. 


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Phi  Delta  Theta-  Top  Row: 
Mrs.  John  H.  Reece,  Stanly 
D.  Adams,  Richard  M.  Ander- 
son, William  R.  Anthony,  Max 
Q.  Arens,  Ronald  E.  Aupperle, 
Harold  J.  Bales,  Jon  R. 
Barbee. 


Second  Row:  John  C.  Billin- 
ger,  Max  W.  Billinger,  Richard 
L.  Bishop,  Mark  P.  Bolick, 
Richard  E.  Boyce,  Adell  W. 
Brecheisen,  Robert  K.  Breck- 
bill,  Marvin  V.  Brewer. 


Bottom  Row:  Jerry  V.  Brew- 
ster, Larry  R.  Brown,  George 
N.  Cook,  J.  David  Crum, 
Roger  D.  Dalrymple,  Robert 
M.  Deaver,  Richard  C.  Dick- 
son, Donald  C.  Fassnacht. 


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One  hundred  twenty-eight 
chapters.  Founded  Miami 
University  1848.  Kansas 
Gamma  chapter  established 
1920.  President:  George  M. 
Powell. 


Phi  Delts  sponsor  party 
for  handicapped  children 


Handicapped  children  from  Lee  Elementary 
School  were  entertained  by  Phi  Delta  Theta 
in  a  project  conducted  for  the  Phi  Delts'  na- 
tional community  service  day. 

In  sports  competition,  fraternity  members 
won  tennis  singles.  Phi  Delts  worked  in  Stu- 
dent Senate,  Union  Governing  Board,  Alpha 
Epsilon  Rho,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa,  Phi  Eta 
Sigma  and  Steel  Ring. 

Fraternity  activities  included  the  Miami 
Triad,  a  founders'  day  event  with  Beta  Theta 
Pi  and  Sigma  Chi.  Phi  Delts  hosted  the  Flush 
Bowl  game  with  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  At  the 
She-Delt  Party,  Phi  Delt  dates  participated 
in  a  mock  initiation  ceremony. 


At  the  annual  Phi  Delta  Theta-Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  Flush 
Bowl    game,    pledges    cheer   fraternity   squad    members. 


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Housing  at  508  Sunset  features  balconies  both  in  the  front  and  back.  Phi  Delt  plans 
are  to  pave  part  of  the  parking  lot  during  the  summer  for  a  recreation  area. 


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Phi  Delta  Theta -Top  Row: 
David  B.  George,  Richard  L. 
Grant,  Warren  D.  Griffith, 
David  R.  Gross,  Donald  P. 
Gross,  Philip  N.  Haas,  William 
S.  Hales,  Gregory  P.  Hanson, 
Douglas  W.  Hilton. 


Second  Row:  James  N.  Hoff- 
mann, Gary  G.  Holland,  Gary 
W.  Hopkins,  Ronald  K.  Hull, 
Leland  K.  Johnson,  John  R. 
Kegley,  Curtis  D.  Lamprecht, 
Franklin  E.  Lynch,  Lyle  F. 
Maninger. 


Third  Row:  Edward  S.  Mat- 
thews, Danny  H.  Millis, 
Randy  V.  Mills,  Ronald  E. 
Montgomery,  Rodney  E. 
Moyer,  Fritz  Norbury,  John 
C.  Nye,  Larry  D.  O'Dell,  Mich- 
ael D.  Penrod. 


Fourth  Row.-  Alan  J.  Pink- 
staff,  Jon  M.  Pollock,  James 
W.  Pope,  Douglas  E.  Powell, 
George  M.  Powell,  Dale  L. 
Preston,  Carl  B.  Price,  Billy 
D.  Ratliff,  Don  L  Riedl. 


Fifth  Row:  Craig  S.  Rowlen, 
John  W.  Sanders,  Douglas  F. 
Savoy,  William  D.  Seaman, 
Graham  H.  Shaw,  Kelsey  J. 
Smith,  Keith  L.  Stanley,  Jack 
M.  Stewart,  Ralph  B.  Taylor. 


Bottom  Row:  Richard  S. 
Troell,  Loren  G.  Tucker,  Nick 
L.Weidle,  James  A.  Whittaker, 
Allan  G.  Williams,  David  L. 
Wilson,  Kenneth  D.  Winters, 
Joseph  N.  Wood,  Marc  W. 
Zimmerman. 


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Phi  Kappa  Theta-  Top  Row: 
Mrs.  E.  E.  Tagader,  Robert  A. 
Anderson,  Raymond  W. 
Baker,  Michael  J.  Bartkoski, 
Ralph  K.  Bieberly,  John  F. 
Borgerding,  LeRoy  R.  Brox- 
terman,  Samuel  J.  Brungardt. 


Second  Row:  William  T.  Car- 
son, William  0.  Caspar, 
Thomas  H.  Cure,  James  E. 
Dale,  Richard  N.  Day,  Walter 
J.  Duff,  Michael  K.  Farrell, 
Jerry  B.  Fickel. 


Third  Row:  Donald  J.  Gagnon, 
Michael  J.  Gagnon,  Gerald  L. 
Gerstberger,  James  M.  Gfel- 
ler,  Thomas  J.  Gillgannon, 
John  J.  Goldnck,  James  C. 
Goldsmith,  James  F.  Gregory. 


Bottom  Row:  Michael  J. 
Hines,  Steven  D.  Holke,  Wil- 
liam G.  Hughes,  James  H. 
Jones,  William  R.  Keating, 
Daniel  A.  Kingman,  Henry  J. 
Kitzke,    Charles    F.    Klesath. 


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Sixty-one  chapters.  Founded 
Brown  University  1889.  Kan- 
sas Iota  chapter  established 
1921.  President:  Donald  E. 
Reimer. 


Phi  Kappa  Theta  adds 
renovations  to  basement 


Complete  with  patio,  the  Phi  Kappa  Theta  house,  1965  Col- 
lege Heights,  is  the  product  of  an  alumni  member's  design. 


Remodeling  of  the  Phi  Kappa  Theta  base- 
ment was  completed  during  the  summer. 
Renovations  included  new  floor  covering  and 
a  fresh  paint  job  for  walls  and  ceiling.  Curtains 
for  the  recreation  room  were  furnished  by  the 
Phi  Kap  Mothers'  Club. 

As  service  projects,  Phi  Kaps  donated  blood 
to  St.  Mary's  Hospital  and  helped  with  the 
Red  Cross  Bloodmobile.  Toys  were  given  to 
an  Indian  orphanage  at  Christmas.  Reforma- 
tion Day  with  Beta  Sigma  Psi,  which  marked 
Martin  Luther's  separation  from  Catholicism, 
featured  a  football  game,  dinner  and  election 
of  a  queen. 

Phi  Kaps  were  officers  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medical  Club,  Newman  Club,  Alpha  Kappa 
Psi,  Extension  Club,  Architecture  and  De- 
sign Council  and  IFC.  The  men  won  badmin- 
ton and  horseshoe  intramurals. 


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Following  the  contemporary  design  of  the  Phi  Kappa  Theta 
house,  a  brick  fireplace  sets  the  mood  for  fraternity  song 


sessions.  The  house  is  site  of  an  annual  Christmas  toy  ex- 
change as  a  service  project  for  orphanages  in  Manhattan. 


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Phi  Kappa  Theta  -Top  Row: 
Thomas  F.  Kongs,  James  J. 
Lackett,  Gerard  H.  Marcotte, 
Robert  J.  Marx,  Gregory  L. 
Miller,  Robert  F.  Miller,  Larry 
E.  Pfeifer,  Donald  E.  Reimer. 


Second  Row:  Donald  L.  Rie- 
mann,  Stephen  F.  Sauer, 
Eugene  E.  Schinstock,  Leon 
B.  Schmidt,  James  C.  Scho- 
enfelder,  Victor  F.  Shalkoski, 
Philip  J.  Steen. 


Bottom  Row:  John  M.  Suel- 
lentrop,  Michael  Verschel- 
den,  Gary  E.  Voelker,  Wil- 
liam J.  Wellenstein,  William 
S.  Wietharn,  Michael  R.  Wise, 
Urban  G.  Wise. 

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Builders  of  third   place   Homecoming  float,  following  the 
theme  "Haunting  Memories,"  live  at  2021  College  View. 


One  hundred  twenty-nine 
chapters.  Founded  Univer- 
sity of  Virginia  1868.  Alpha 
Omega  chapter  established 
1913.  President:  John  D. 
Markel. 


Fraternity  officials  attend 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha  session 


Hosting  a  district  fraternity  convention, 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha  entertained  members  of  five 
Kansas  and  Missouri  chapters.  More  than  150 
persons,  including  PiKA  national  president, 
attended.  In  Homecoming  Parade  competi- 
tion, the  PiKA  float  won  third. 

Steel  Ring,  Sigma  Tau,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi, 
Eta  Kappa  Nu  and  Blue  Key  tapped  PiKAs  for 
membership.  Other  fraternity  members  served 
on  Student  Senate,  Union  Program  Council 
and  Union  Governing  Board. 

Fraternity  social  events  included  an  annual 
formal  with  Phi  Kappa  Theta  and  a  spring 
formal,  the  Dixie  Ball.  Also  on  the  social 
calendar  were  the  Corn  Jigger,  a  barn  party, 
and  the  Roaring  Twenties  Party. 


Pi  Kappa  Alpha  -Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Frances  Hoch,  Larry  E. 
Allen,  Samuel  E.  Alsop,  Larry 
G.  Arnold,  Frank  M.  Beaver, 
Ronald  E.  Biddison,  James  L. 
Bottorff,    Gary    D.    Bouchey. 


Second  Row:  Denny  Bran- 
denburger,  Arthur  L.  Brown, 
Douglas  S.  Brunson,  Stefan 
M.  Carlgren,  Thomas  E.  Car- 
lin,  Vincent  L.  Carlson,  Rich- 
ard D.  Chowins,  Robert  L. 
Collins. 


Third  Row:  Larry  E.  Converse, 
Terry  T.  Cross,  James  L. 
Crotinger,  William  T.  Davies, 
Richard  T.  Demoss,  Ronald 
W.  Derusseau,  Donald  R. 
Dicken,    Dennis   A.    Drumm. 


Fourth  Row:  William  R.  Duni, 
Richard  D.  Elliott,  James  D. 
Elliott,  Steven  W.  Ellison, 
Roger  A.  Eshelman,  Ivor  J. 
Evans,  Phillip  D.  Fletcher, 
John  H.  Ferguson. 


Bottom  Row:  David  A.  Ger- 
ber,  Merrill  K.Gordon, Steven 
M.  Hale,  Larry  C.  Hammack, 
Warren  S.  Hartley,  David  T. 
Havley,  Thomas  C.  Helbing, 
Harvey  D.  Hensley. 


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During  the  fraternity's  district  conference,  PiKAs  show  the 
chapter  crest  to  the  national   president  and  the  national 


adviser.  As  part  of  the  conference,  PiKAs  from  four  Kansas 
and  Missouri  colleges  toured  the  campus  on  a  fire  engine. 


Pi  Kappa  Alpha  -Top  Row 
Robert  D.  Herman,  Gerald  W 
Hill,  Newton  C.  Hinson 
Richard  E.  Hoober,  Alan  R 
Jaax,  Burl  D.  Jay,  William  B 
Johnson,   Gary   L.   Johnston 


Second  Row:  Ted  E.  Kelley, 
Donald  V.  Klenke,  Robert  E. 
Lawson,  Patrick  P.  Maes, 
George  W.  Maichel,  John  D. 
Markel,  Fredrick  L.  Mattox, 
Michael  Montgomery. 


Third  Row:  Larry  D.  Nolte, 
Steven  R.  Nudson,  Robert  L. 
Offutt,  Olin  K.  Olmstead,  Ray 
Ottenburg,  William  H.  Per- 
kins, Edward  C.  Ranz,  Robert 
D.  Rippetoe. 


Fourth  Row.-  Randy  D.  Risley, 
Robert  G.  Rohrbaugh,  Roy  L. 
Smith,  Darryl  D.  Smutz, 
Charles  G.  Steele,  Robert  J. 
Stout,  James  E.  Strauss. 


Bottom  Row:  Jerry  H.  Stump, 
Jay  F.  Thompson,  Larry  L. 
Tousignant,  Phillip  F.  Unruh, 
Vance  E.  Van  Pelt,  Thomas 
H.  Warta,  Steven  R.  Wenrich. 


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Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon-  Top 

Row:  Donald  E.  Addy,  Thomas 
L.  Bach,  Edwin  0.  Baumgar- 
ten,  Lawrence  P.  Becker, 
William  P.  Beezley,  Charles 
E.  Bliss,  Joseph  F.  Born- 
heimer. 


Second  Row:  Michael  D. 
Card,  Robert  M.  Cooper, 
Charles  F.  Cottle,  Thomas  D. 
Dale,  Thomas  D.  Dick,  Rich- 
ard G.  Dow,  Harvey  C.  Eplee. 


Bottom  Row:  Daniel  E.  Fank- 
hauser,  Ernest  J.  Finocchio, 
William  R.  Glenn,  Darrel  D. 
Jones,  Robert  G.  Jones, 
Robert  E.  Judd,  James  L. 
Kettelhut. 


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One  hundred  sixty-three 
chapters.  Founded  Univer- 
sity of  Alabama  1856.  Kan- 
sas Beta  chapter  established 
1913.  James  L.  Kettelhut 


SAE  claims  engineers, 
varsity  squad  members 


Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  was  represented  in 
student  government,  varsity  sports  and  en- 
gineering honoraries.  Tribunal  Chancellor 
Jim  Thiesing  and  two  student  senators  were 
SAEs.  The  men  were  also  members  of  five  var- 
sity teams,  Sigma  Tau  and  Steel  Ring. 

Social  events  included  the  Belle  Ball, 
a  Christmas  party  and  a  spring  formal.  The 
province  president  spoke  at  the  spring  Found- 
ers' Day  banquet.  Sig  Alphs  also  won  the 
spring  1964  title  for  fraternity  intramural 
golf.  The  men  observed  the  Christmas  season 
by  planning  a  party  for  children  and  giving 
food  baskets  to  underprivileged  families. 


With  a  quick  pass,  a  Sig  Alph  thwarts  a  Phi  Delt  at  the 
Flush   Bowl.  Sig  Alphs  won  the  traveling  trophy,  a  stool. 


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Built  in   1935,  the  Sigma  Alpha   Epsilon  house  sits  in  a 
shaded  site  at  1015  Denison.  Sig  Alphs  often  use  the  lawn 


for  practice  before  intramural  sports  contests.  The  men 
ranked  first  in  spring  1964  golf  and  second  in  swimming. 


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Row:  Larry  L.  Kettelhut,  John 
R.  Masseion,  James  D. 
McElfresh,  David  H.  Mickey, 
Brian  N.  Minturn,  Thomas  E. 
Mistier,  Billy  R.  Morris, 
Charles  R.  Myers. 


Second  Row:  Robert  B. 
Nichols,  Rodney  D.  Nichol- 
son, Roy  H.  Nickum,  Jerry  D. 
Prather,  Norman  K.  Ross, 
Daniel  W.  Schoolcraft,  Stuart 
L.  Schrader,  Alan  J.  Scott. 


Third  Row:  William  L.  Selbe, 
Norman  T.  Shawver,  Joe  W. 
Sheehan,  Allen  R.  Stevens, 
Joseph  H.  Stout,  James  W. 
Thiesing,  Michael  J.  Todd. 


Bottom  Row:  Kenneth  H.  Un- 
derwood, James  D.  Vietti, 
Darrell  W.  Volz,  Clifford  M. 
Warner,  Larry  N.  Weigel, 
Daniel  F.Woodward,  Richard 
K.  Zielke. 

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Sigma  Chi  men,  who  celebrated  the  chapter's  fifteenth  an- 
niversary on  campus,  live  next  to  a  park  at  1224  Fremont. 


One  hundred  thirty-seven 
chapters.  Founded  Miami 
University  1855.  Delta  Upsi- 
lon  chapter  established  1949. 
President:  Walter  I.  Shaw. 


Sigma  Chi  wins  trophies 
in  IF  Sing,  Y-Orpheum 


After  a  six-year  absence,  the  Interfra- 
ternity  Sing  trophy  returned  to  Sigma  Chi. 
Entered  in  Y-Orpheum  with  Kappa  Kappa 
Gamma,  Sigma  Chi  won  first  place  with  the 
joint  skit,  "Quit  Horsin'  Helen."  The  house 
received  the  national  Sigma  Chi  Public  Rela- 
tions Award  and  won  second  place  in  campus 
Quiz  Bowl  competition.  Sigma  Chi  cele- 
brated its  fifteenth  anniversary  as  a  Uni- 
versity fraternity. 

Derby  Day,  the  Miami  Triad  and  the  Sweet- 
heart Ball  highlighted  social  activities.  Sigma 
Chis  sponsored  a  Christmas  party  for  under- 
privileged children  and  an  Orientation  dance 
for  new  students.  Members  participated  in 
several  varsity  sports,  student  government 
activities  and  honorary  societies. 


Sigma  Chi-7~op  Row-.  Mrs. 
Henry  T.  Boss,  Milton  E. 
Ahlerich,  James  R.  Albertson, 
Martin  W.  Aubuchon,  John  H. 
Baldwin,  Randall  H.  Baldwin, 
Philip  M.  Ballantyne,  Richard 
C.    Basore,    Larry   K.   Berlin. 


Second  Row:  Larry  P.  Blank- 
enship,  Roger  M.  Boethin, 
Rodger  A.  Brooks,  Bruce  E. 
Bryant,  Patrick  H.  Burch, 
James  L.  Bush,  James  R. 
Calcara,  Richard  L.  Calcara, 
Ronald  D.  Carr. 


Third  Row.-  Dennis  L.  Dechert, 
David  M.  Depping,  Thomas  R. 
DeRosear,  Larry  D.  Evert, 
Michael  H.  Foss,  Donald  E. 
Gabriel,  Clifton  M.  Geis,  Wil- 
liam C.  Gettler,  James  J. 
Graham. 


Fourth  Row:  John  R.  Graham, 
Wayne  C.  Groth,  James  A. 
Harders,  Gary  D.  Harr,  Robert 
K.  Hauber,  Ernest  V.  Heina, 
William  A.  Hemphill,  Barry  L. 
Hoofer,  Keith  L.  Hooper. 


Bottom  Row:  Frank  W. 
Hoover,  Richard  D.  Hunt, 
James  C.  Jarrett,  Peter  A. 
Jiran,  Mode  A.  Johnson,  Pat- 
rick A.  Johnson,  Phillip  C. 
Johnson,  Michael  M.  Kelly, 
Terry  J.  Kern. 

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Sigma  Chi  — fop /?ow.-  Samuel 
W.  Knecht,  Marcus  L.  Knight, 
James  Q.  Kohler,  Robert  H. 
Larson,  James  N.  Lewis,  Fred 
E.  Lowrey,  Stephen  H.  Ma- 
gill,  Marvin  D.  Manlove,  Jack 
H.  Marker. 


Second  Row:  Frederick  C. 
Marschel,  Daniel  W.  Masters, 
John  L.  Mitcha,  Philip  F. 
Moore,  Jerry  L.  Munson, 
Peter  G.  Nash,  Eugene  R. 
Nedwed,  John  M.  Novosel, 
Robert  A.  Nuttelman. 


Third  Row:  Glen  A.  O'Dell, 
Stephen  E.  Ours,  Larry  G. 
Palmer,  Edward  M.  Printz, 
Terrence  E.  Reard,  Charles 
W.  Ruggles,  William  H.  Rush- 
ton,  Paul  A.  Ryding,  Glenn 
D.  Schiffner. 


Fourth  Row:  Ronald  L.  Shaf- 
fer, Walter  I.  Shaw,  Stephen 
A.  Shryock,  Robert  D.  Sjogren, 
Andrew  M.  Skow,  Gordon  E. 
Snyder,  Jerry  L.  Soldner, 
Robert  L.  Thurn,  David  A. 
Trowbridge. 


Bottom  Row:  Timothy  P. 
Trubey,  Edward  L.  Turner, 
David  J.  Unruh,  James  D. 
Wilson,  Lewis  B.  Wilson,  Al- 
bert N.  Yenkey,  William  P. 
Young,  Richard  E.  Zell,  Rich- 
ard M.  Zimmer. 


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Sigma  Phi  EpsWon -Top  Row: 
Cora  L.  Shupe,  Roger  C.  Ap- 
plegate,  Patrick  D.  Bachtell, 
Phillip  T.  Baehr,  Bradley  D. 
Barrows,  Michael  D.  Black, 
Donald  L.  Bozarth,  Wray 
E.  Bradley. 


Second  Row:  James  G.  Carl, 
Warren  E.  Carpenter,  Jerry  R. 
Carson,  James  E.  Cramer, 
Thomas  S.  Dawson,  James  V. 
Doran,  John  P.  Duffendack, 
David  W.  Duncan. 


Third  Row:  William  T.  Elliot, 
Jack  E.  Ellithope,  Gary  E. 
Ervin,  Kenneth  K.  Eshelman, 
Michael  A.  Farnsworth,  John 
P.  Flournoy,  Clarence  S. 
Fowler,  Bill  W.  Fugit. 


Fourth  Row:  Robert  J.  Gal- 
lant, William  P.  Gallant,  Jerry 
W.  Garlett,  Rex  E.  Garrelts, 
Kenneth  C.  Goreham,  Jay  D. 
Hanna,  Gale  L.  Hatcher,  John 
M.  Hemphill. 


Bottom  Row:  Dennis  G.  Hen- 
ning,  Lyman  G.  Hughes,  Jack 
H.  Jackson,  Donald  R.  John- 
son, James  R.  Jones,  Thomas 
G.  Kilroy,  James  P.  Knoch, 
John  A.  Krider. 


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ters. Founded  University  of 
Richmond  1901.  Kansas  Beta 
chapter  established  1918. 
President:  Ronald  W. 
Overley. 


Finalists  for  the  last  four  years  in  Y-Orpheum,  now  renamed 
Harlequinade,  Sig  Eps  maintain  a  house  at  1015  Sunset. 


Redecorating  project  hits 
Sig  Ep  living  quarters 


During  summer  renovations,  carpeting, 
draperies  and  wood  paneling  were  added  to 
the  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  living  room  and  dining 
room.  Redecoration  of  the  rooms  for  the  men 
cost  approximately  $5,000. 

New  fraternity  officers  of  Sigma  Phi  Ep- 
silon were  announced  at  the  Golden  Heart 
Ball.  Besides  a  formal,  Sig  Eps  attended  the 
Hawaiian  Party,  a  Founders'  Day  dinner,  a 
Christmas  party  and  sorority  functions.  The 
men  helped  with  a  Heart  Fund  drive  and 
planned    mothers'    and    fathers'    weekends. 

In  campus  activities,  Sig  Eps  were  members 
of  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Sigma  Tau,  Phi  Kappa 
Phi,  Steel  Ring,  and  Eta  Kappa  Nu.  Several 
men  played  on  varsity  athletic  teams. 


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In  cooperation  with  the  Riley  County  Heart  Fund  drive,  mem- 
bers of  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  prepare  the  Heart  Fund  cans  they 


distributed   to  all   dormitories  and   living  groups.  Helping 
with  the  Heart  Fund  drive  is  an  annual  Sig  Ep  service  project. 


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Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  —  Top  Row: 
John  P.  Larson,  Steve  E. 
Larson,  James  D.  Latham, 
Stephen  C.  Latta,  Jack  V. 
Lewis,  Robert  J.  Mathews, 
Staley  B.  McDermet,  Gerald 
R.    Means,   Arden    P.   Miller. 


Second  Row:  John  H.  Murray, 
James  P.  Nelson,  Jimmy  F. 
New,  Ronald  W.  Overly,  John 
W.  Perrier,  Thomas  D.  Per- 
rier,  Frederick  L.  Peterson, 
Jack  Piepenbring,  Joseph 
M.  Ray. 


Third  Row:  Terry  L.  Ray, 
Darell  R.  Reichel,  David  R. 
Reynolds,  George  A.  Rockers, 
Thomas  M.  Roode,  Patrick  D. 
Scanlan,  William  F.  Sheahan, 
David  E.  Sloan,  Paul  D.  Ste- 
phenson. 


Bottom  Row:  Charles  M. 
Stites,  John  H.  Strube,  Rich- 
ard L.  Swenson,  Norris  M. 
Taylor,  Charles  E.  Wilson, 
John  S.  Wittenborn,  Steve  J. 
Wood,  Dennis  D.  Woofter, 
Cary  C.  Wyatt. 


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TKEs  purchase  option, 
plan  house  construction 


With  plans  for  construction  of  a  new  house, 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  purchased  an  option  on  a 
building  site.  Following  the  Auditorium  fire, 
TKEs  helped  the  music  department  move 
office  equipment  from  Nichols  Gymnasium 
to  East  Stadium,  and  in  a  community  clean-up 
project,  TKEs  washed  walls  and  floors  at  Riley 
County  Memorial  Hospital. 

One  fraternity  member  on  Agriculture 
Council  was  named  outstanding  senior  in 
farm  cropping.  Other  TKEs  belonged  to  Alpha 
Zeta,  Tau  Sigma  Delta,  Sigma  Tau,  Eta  Kappa 
Nu  and  Epsilon  Pi  Tau. 

Featuring  a  barbecue  at  a  ranch,  the  Corral 
Party  highlighted  TKE  social  functions.  The 
fraternity  also  planned  the  Red  Lion  Inn 
Christmas  Party  and  the  Red  Carnation  Ball. 


Two  hundred  ten  chapters. 
Founded  Illinois  Wesleyan 
University  1899.  Alpha 
Lambda  chapter  established 
1931.  President:  Gerald  M. 
Albright. 


Early  Saturday  morning  TKEs  scrub  walls  and  floors  for 
an  annual  community  service  project  at  Memorial  Hospital. 


Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  -Top  Row: 
Mrs.  James  P.  Jackson,  Ger- 
ald M.  Albright,  Denis  A. 
Bekaert,  Gary  L.  Bender, 
Dennis  Bitner,  Gary  J.  Blu- 
baugh,  Thomas  J.  Brady. 


Bottom  Row:  George  F.  Burg, 
Robert  A.  Cochran,  Darold  D. 
Davis,  Robert  B.  Elliott,  Ter- 
rell A.  Fitzgerald,  Peter  W. 
Garretson,  Ronnie  L.  Harger. 


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Tau  Kappa  Epsilon- Top  flow 
Randall  L.  Harmison,  Paul  W. 
Hayse,  Gary  L.  Hibbs,  Jerry 
P.  Howell,  Ray  D.  Hurt, 
Stanley  R.  Husted. 


Second  Row:  Carl  W.  John- 
son, Claude  A.  Keithley,  Ron- 
ald A.  Kosse,  Stephen  L. 
Maddy,  Leon  R.  May,  Daniel 
McGhee. 


Third  Row:  Richard  L.  Mid- 
dleton,  Craig  L.  Miller,  Mel- 
vin  B.  Miller,  Paul  E.  Mueh- 
ring,  Michael  J.  O'Neill, 
Michael  G.  Pharo. 


Fourth  Row:  Glenn  M.  Pick- 
nick,  James  F.  Reynolds, 
George  L.  Sherer,  William  E. 
Soldner,  Steven  F.  Swaim, 
John  A.  Viets. 


Bottom  Row:  Giles  L.  Wade, 
Ira  M.  Walman,  Richard  L. 
Weatherholt,  Terry  L.  Wilson, 
Frederick  J.  Wisegarver, 
Richard  A.  Wisegarver,  Doug- 
las W.  Wyatt. 


With  a  stereo  sound  system,  TKEs  pipe  music  into  their  din- 
ing room  during  meals  and  into  the  recreation  room  for  in- 


formal, after-game  parties.  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon,  at  1606  Fair- 
child,    observed    the    chapter's    thirty-fourth    anniversary. 


Smurthwaite     House-  Top 

Row:  Lisbeth  Patton,  Susan 
R.  Applebaugh,  Cheri  L. 
Avery,  Pamela  M.  Baker, 
Helen  C.  Bauder,  Bonita  F. 
Biery,  LeAnne  Biggart,  Evelyn 
A.  Bock. 


Second  Row:  Annette  L. 
Buckland,  Mary  j.  Buresh, 
Judith  A.  Cowdrey,  Margaret 
K.  Craig,  Vesta  L.  Dauber, 
Rae  M.  Dodge,  Cora  J.  Eggle- 
ston,  Nancy  A.  Eilrich. 


Third  Row:  Carla  S.  Ericson, 
Mary  L.  Esau,  Kathleen  M. 
Farney,  Mary  F.  Flentie,  Ann 
E.  Friesen,  Teresa  K.  Graham, 
Robyn  L.  Granger,  Corrina  J. 
Grauerholz. 


Bottom  Row.-  Bernadine  L. 
Hale,  Nancy  K.  Hatfield, 
Wilma  M.  Hazen,  Marilee  R. 
Henrikson,  Barbara  G. 
Hochuli,  Janice  E.  Hoecker, 
Sharleen  A.  Hulsebusch, 
Jeanette  H.  Johnson. 


As  she  begins  her  reign,  Smurthwaite  women  hear  announce- 
ment of  scholarship  house  resident  as  Homecoming  Queen. 


Homecoming  Queen  lives 
at  Smurthwaite  House 


Smurthwaite,  the  University's  only  women's 
scholarship  house,  housed  the  Homecoming 
Queen  and  second  runner-up  to  1964  Miss  K- 
State-Manhattan.  Other  members  were  win- 
ner of  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron's  Freshman  of 
the  Year  Plaque  and  a  K-Stepper. 

Georgiana  Smurthwaite  Scholarship  House 
boasted  the  Delta  Upsilon  sweetheart  and 
presidents  of  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  and  Omi- 
cron  Nu.  Members  belonged  to  Phi  Kappa  Phi, 
six  honorary  fraternities,  the  Putnam  Schol- 
ars Association,  Chimes,  Mortar  Board,  Angel 
Flight  and  Student  Senate. 

Among  house  social  events  were  a  Leap 
Year  Party,  Christmas  and  caroling  parties 
and  a  spring  banquet  and  formal.  The  women 
entertained  men  from  a  University  of  Kansas 
scholarship  hall  at  an  exchange  function. 


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Sixty-five  independent  women  live  at  Smurthwaite  Scholar- 
ship House,   1500  N.  Manhattan.  Spring  initiation  tor  23 


initiates  was  held  at  the  cooperative  living  unit.  The  house 
was  established  by  Kansas  Home  Demonstration  Council. 


Smurthwaite  Scholarship 
House- Top  Row:  Rosslyn  A. 
Johnson,  Louise  A.  Juvenal, 
Phyllis  J.  Kaff,  Erma  J.  Karr, 
Kay  Kaster,  Shirley  M.  Kastle, 
Constance  Krehbiel,  Sharon 
L.  Ladenburger. 


Second  Row:  Rita  K.  Lilak, 
Janet  K.  Mapes,  Deanna  M. 
McCracken,  Evelyn  E.  Moody, 
Luann  K.  Nelson,  Linda  K. 
Niedenthal,  Barbara  P. 
Noble,  Judith  K.  Nulty. 


Third  Row:  Elaine  L.  Pearson, 
Lynne  J.  Peterson,  Rama  J. 
Risley,  Cecelia  M.  Schaich, 
RaeDene  Schmidt,  Dorothy 
J.  Schrader,  Ruth  E.  Schroe- 
der,  Alice  F.  Seybert,  Sherry 
L.  Simpson. 


Bottom  Row.-  Carol  A.  Starns, 
Mary  R.  Steinbrink,  Diana 
K.  Stephenson,  Elaine  F. 
Strahm,  Barbara  J.  Symns, 
Carol  S.  Tiffany,  Glenna  D. 
Walter,  Pearl  I.  Wehrman, 
Karen  E.  Whitehead. 


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Smith  Scholarship  House- 
fop  Row:  Mrs.  Helen  King, 
Duane  F.  Alwin,  Larry  C. 
Arnett,  William  M.  Butler, 
Harold  W.  Chapman,  John  S. 
Dillon,  John  J.  Emery,  James 
L.  Finney. 


Second  Row:  Richard  R. 
Hageman,  Timothy  B.  Har- 
ris, Thomas  R.  Hill,  James  R. 
Holeman,  John  D.  Holliday, 
Larry  G.  Horning,  Paul  J. 
Jacob.  Dwight  D.  Jewett. 


Third  Row:  Richard  D.  Knewt- 
son,  Lyle  D.  Krehbiel,  Charles 
R.  Kuntz,  Robert  L.  Latta, 
Arnold  Y.  Lee,  John  D.  Loop, 
Ronald  D.  Lyberger,  Gary  D. 
Lynn. 


Fourth  Row:  Kenneth  McClin- 
tock,  Robert  L.  Morrow,  Rod- 
ney T.  Nash,  Joel  D.  Ohlsen, 
Wayne  A.  Pearson,  Thomas 
M.  Rawson,  Roger  U.  Rea, 
Marvin  R.  Rogers. 


Fifth  Row.-  Franklin  H.  Ross, 
Jerry  W.  Rothfuss,  Jean  E. 
Saindon,  James  D.  Schefter, 
Don  M.  Seyfert,  C.  Joseph 
Stallbaumer,  Jerald  L. 
Suberkropp. 


Bottom  Row:  Keller  F.  Suber- 
kropp, William  J.  Sweet,  Ken- 
neth W.  Switzer,  Dennis  R. 
Trisler,  David  S.  Tucker, 
Lionel  R.  Whitmer,  Robert 
C.  Zabel. 


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Near  Maitland  E.  Smith  Scholarship  House,  331  N.  17th  St., 
Smith  residents  help  push  a  car  from  an  icy  parking  berth. 


Smith  outpaces  houses 
for  top  scholastic  rank 


With  a  house  grade  average  of  2.963,  Mait- 
land E.  Smith  Scholarship  House  earned  the 
highest  scholastic  average  of  all  campus  liv- 
ing groups  for  spring  1964.  Special  work  proj- 
ects of  Smith  were  helping  clear  land  for  the 
University  Park  golf  course  near  Tuttle 
Creek  and  giving  toys  to  underprivileged 
children  at  Christmas. 

Honoring  their  new  housemother,  Smith 
men  gave  a  tea  to  introduce  Mrs.  Helen  King 
to  the  campus.  Smith  also  serenaded  the 
Homecoming  Queen  at  Smurthwaite  and 
planned  the  Great  Pumpkin  Patch  Party  for 
Halloween. 


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Faculty  guests  headline 
Straube  cultural  series 


Faculty  guests  spoke  on  Wednesday  nights 
at  the  Oscar  E.  Straube  Scholarship  House  as 
part  of  a  house  cultural  program. 

In  order  to  maintain  residency  in  the 
house,  the  students  were  required  to  keep  a 
2.5  minimum  grade  average.  Straube  men 
were  represented  in  honorary  organizations 
including  Alpha  Mu,  Steel  Ring,  Sigma  Tau, 
Phi  Tau  Sigma,  Alpha  Zeta,  Eta  Kappa  Nu 
and  Arnold  Air  Society. 

As  social  activities,  Straube  residents  sched- 
uled exchange  dances  with  women's  living 
groups,  hayrack  rides  and  a  spring  formal. 


Preparing  for  a  Christmas  formal,  men  of  Straube  Scholar- 
ship  House,   1221   Thurston,  stencil  tumblers  for  favors. 


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Straube  Scholarship  House- 
fop  Row;  Mrs.  Ila  H.  Wells, 
Dean  J.  Alpert,  Gaylord  D. 
Anderson,  Fred  R.  Anstaett, 
Robert  E.  Baker,  Richard  D. 
Billings,  Steven  C.  Burke, 
Montford  L.  Carpenter. 


Second  Row:  Jarvis  W.  Co- 
burn,  Lawrence  E.  Cox,  Tom 

D.  Dameron,  Harold  J.  Depen- 
busch,  Jay   D.   Detter,   Larry 

E.  Dirksen,  Gary  L.  Doolittle, 
Michael  J.  Farmer. 


Third  Row:  Charles  D.  Fulh- 
age,  Norman  R.  Galle,  Rich- 
ard L.  Gettings,  Spencer  B. 
Graves,  Ray  K.  Haresnape, 
Gerald  R.  Haworth,  James  R. 
Jaax,  Lewis  G.  Killebrew. 


Fourth  Row:  Carmen  R. 
Klein,  Steven  A.  Larson,  Joe  L. 
Mauderly,  John  H.  Moore, 
Loren  D.  Nickoley,  Jerry  A. 
Ogburn,  Gene  P.  Rathbun, 
Walter  J.  Reichert. 


Fifth  Row.- William  E.  Richard, 
Roy  L.  Robinson,  Ronald  J. 
Seyfert,  Leroy  V.  Skoch,  Louis 
G.  St.  Peter,  Louis  A.  Stam- 
baugh,  Arthur  L.  Stoecker. 


Bottom  Row.-  Bernard  C. 
Taylor,  Burton  K.  Tribble, 
Robert  L.  Weaver,  Frederick 
W.  Wicker,  Cecil  R.  Wilcoxon, 
Herbert  F.  Zabel,  Stephen 
B.  Zeigler. 

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Fall  housing  shortages  force  freshmen  women  to  room  in 
dormitory  social  lounges.  Some  coeds  moved  to  sororities. 


Dormitory  construction 
increases  coed  housing 


In  expansion  of  women's  housing  facilities, 
the  University  began  construction  of  a  nine- 
story,  600-woman  dormitory.  Plans  specified 
opening  of  the  new  dormitory,  near  West  Hall 
northeast  of  the  campus,  for  fall  1965.  A  two- 
story  food  service  building,  to  feed  students 
in  the  projected  four-hall  complex,  neared 
completion  in  the  spring. 

Operating  Boyd,  Putnam,  Van  Zile,  Waltheim 
and  West  halls  as  well  as  Smurthwaite  Schol- 
arship House  and  Jardine  Y  and  Q,  the  Uni- 
versity provided  housing  for  more  than  1,200 
freshmen  and  upperclass  women.  Housing 
officials  decided  to  close  Waltheim  Hall  as  an 
upperclass  women's  dorm  in  the  fall  of  1965. 


Evening  entertainment  at  a  women's  residence  hall  includes 
a  skit  given  to  introduce  a  candidate  in  the  Favorite  Man 


on  Campus  competition.  Encouraging  the  dormitory  women 
to  vote,  a  men's  living  group  presents  its  FMOC  candidate. 


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Women  living  in  residence  halls  must  sign  out  when  leav- 
ing after  7:30  p.m.  While  new  rules  give  upperclass  women 


1 1:00  closing  hours,  freshmen  must  be  in  by  10:30  on  week 
nights.  All  coeds  have  1:00  hours  Fridays  and  Saturdays. 


Women's  Resident  Assistants  -Top  Row:  Linda  S.  Hauptli,  Margaret 
E.  Tanner,  Karen  L.  Runnion,  Linda  L.  Simmons,  Linda  A.  Richel, 
Lynn  K.  Parsons,  Mary  H.  Symes,  Joyce  I.  Freeman,  Kathleen  A. 
Guenther,  Marilyn  L.  Lafferty.  Second  Row:  Leuita  M.  Gugler,  Carol 
A.  Baldwin,  Karen  E.  Hensleigh,  Diane  F.  Williams,  Margaret  A. 
Gomez,  Mary  L.  Hall,  Janet  K.  Griffith,  Marilyn  E.  Lange,  Jean  L. 


Dillon.  Third  Row:  Barbara  K.  Richard,  Nyla  J.  Gnadt,  Lois  A.  Wiley, 
Carolee  Cram,  Patricia  L.  Wenger,  Mary  A.  Southard,  Mary  E.  Ryan, 
Nicoletta  Saines,  Virginia  P.  Mason.  Bottom  Row:  Bernadine  L.  Hale, 
Jean  A.  Loughmiller,  Sally  J.  Lydick,  Janet  S.  Meyer,  Cheryl  A. 
Boucher,  Janet  Thomson,  Evelyn  R.  Jilka. 


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Boyd  Hall  co-ordinates 
student-faculty  program 


By  sponsoring  a  Faculty  Associate  Pro- 
gram, Boyd  Hall  worked  to  further  student- 
faculty  relations.  Through  the  project,  faculty 
members  visited  the  dormitory  weekly  to  talk 
informally  with  the  women.  During  final 
week,  instructors  conducted  study  sessions  in 
the  residence  hall. 

Language  dinners  were  planned  during 
second  semester.  While  dining,  with  the 
women,  language  instructors  and  interna- 
tional students  spoke  the  languages  of  the 
countries  they  represented. 

As  a  Christmas  service  project,  Boyd  Hall 
collected  money  for  a  Manhattan  family.  The 
family  was  invited  to  a  Christmas  party  at  the 
dormitory.  Boyd  Hall  was  one  of  four  dormi- 
tories in  the  University's  residence  hall  pro- 
gram for  freshmen  women. 


One  of  four  freshman  dormitories,  Boyd  Hall  provides  din- 
ing facilities  for  its  own  residents  and  West  Hall  women. 


Boyd  Hall  —  Top  Row:  Doris  J. 
Woodruff,  Burrton  G.  Wood- 
ruff, Mrs.  Norman  Gast,  Lyllis 
Ling,  Robert  E.  Moulton, 
Steven  K.  Reynolds,  Michele 
A.  Abbott,  Lynda  K.  Adams. 


Second  Row:  Nancy  L.  Alli- 
son, Doris  L.  Auld,  Came  S. 
Bagley,  Carol  A.  Baldwin, 
Sylvia  M.  Barth,  Sharilyn  K. 
Beach,  Patricia  A.  Beattie, 
Barbara  L.  Beck. 


Third  Row:  Peggy  I.  Beninga, 
Gail  M.  Berry,  Mary  A.  Ber- 
tram, Paula  J.  Bloomer,  Carol 
J.  Bodenhamer,  Constance  J. 
Bowers,  Barbara  A.  Bratton, 
Jane  E.  Brenneman. 


Bottom  Row:  Julia  A.  Brown, 
Judith  Bryant,  Barbara  J. 
Bull,  Susan  E.  Burge,  Nancy 
J.  Butler,  Jacqualine  S.  Byers, 
Margaret  N.  Carlson,  Pamela 
S.  Carlson,  Carolyn  L.  Carr. 


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Boyd  Hall  -Top  Row:  Connie 
L  Carr,  Jean  M.  Casper,  Carol 
Christensen,  Janet  K.  Cole, 
Carolyn  M.  Collins,  Joyce  M. 
Collins,  Sue  A.  Coolidge, 
Vlary  J.  Cooper. 


Second  Row:  Judy  K.  Corneli- 
son,  Janet  S.  Cowan,  Cathryn 
Craig,  Carolee  Cram,  Carol  S. 
Cross,  Mary  L.  Crowley,  Cyn- 
thia D.  Curtis,  Brenda  L. 
Daniel. 


Third  Row:  Jane  E.  Dannefer, 
Susan  E.  Dart,  Genevieve  C. 
Darter,  Paula  J.  Degnan,  Sue 
A.  Diller,  Vicki  L.  Ditch,  Mar- 
tha L,  Dryer,  Maxine  E.  Dupuy. 


Fourth  Row:  Diana  L.  Dutton, 
Dorothy  A.  Ehrlich,  Trudy  A. 
Endore,  Pamela  S.  Engle, 
Kathleen  A.  Engstrom,  Nancy 
A.  Evans,  Paula  J.  Evans, 
Sharon  Fairbank. 


Fifth  Row:  Cynthia  A.  Fi  linger, 
Luella  J.  Fosmire,  Janice  L. 
Frank,  June  F.  Fritz,  Mary  J. 
Fritz,  Marcia  A.  Gaines,  Mar- 
cia  A.  Gaston,  Patricia  S. 
Gladfelter. 


Sixth  Row:  Jeanette  M. 
Golitko,  Margaret  A.  Gomez, 
Corinne  D.  Greene,  Margaret 
A.  Griffith,  Leuita  M.  Gugler, 
Nancy  C.  Hageman,  Sharon 
L.  Hageman,  Rebecca  L. 
Hagerman. 


Seventh  Row:  Patricia  G. 
Haggard,  Constance  L.  Hall, 
Barbara  J.  Harris,  Patricia  L. 
Harris,  Patricia  A.  Hatch, 
Linda  S.  Hauptli,  Sharon  A. 
Headrick,  Cheryl  K.  Hen- 
derson. 


Eighth  Row:  Harriet  J.  Henry, 
Elizabeth  A.  Henshaw,  Karen 
E.  Hensleigh,  Kathleen  Hess, 
Elizabeth  S.  Hibler,  Gretchen 
L  Hildebrand,  Sharon  M. 
Hilding,  Rebecca  R.  Hitch- 
cock. 


Bottom  Row.-  Sandra  A. 
Hloucal,  Mary  A.  Hoff,  Bar- 
bara K.  Hoi  I  is,  Linda  L. 
Hoopes,  Karen  A.  Horinka, 
Carolyn  R.  Howard,  Kay  L. 
Howell,  Mary  P.  Hudgens. 


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Boyd  Hall-7"op  Row:  Sherri 
D.  Hughes,  Cynthia  L.  Hylton, 
Judith  I.  Hysom,  J.  Sue  In- 
gersoll,  Peggy  L.  Jerrit,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Johannes,  Jeanne  A. 
Johnson,  Jill  M.  Johnson. 


Second  Row:  Linda  J.  John- 
son, Phyllis  M.  Johnson, 
Loretta  A.  Jones,  Mary  J. 
Jones,  Sharla  J.  Jorgensen, 
Helene  J.  Kalb,  Frances  M. 
Kelly,  Carolyn  S.  Kendall. 


Third  Row:  Louise  S.  Keucher, 
Judith  L  Kitch,  Georgia  S. 
Lacen,  Sharon  K.  Lamprecht, 
Jean  A.  Lancaster,  Carolyn  R. 
Lang,  Linda  L.  Lange,  Linda 
M.  Lantis. 


Fourth  Row.-  Ardith  J.  La- 
throp,  Sara  A.  Lavender,  Carol 
A.  Laverentz,  Margaret  J. 
Leming,  Karen  B.  Linck, 
Janice  K.  Littlejohn,  Karen  J. 
Lockett,  Nancy  J.  Lockhart. 


Fifth  Row:  Hollace  L.  Long, 
Jean  A.  Longabach,  Patricia 
A.  Luckeroth,  Laura  L.  Ludes, 
Anna  M.  Luker,  Barbara  L. 
Markley,  Jacqueline  K.  Mar- 
teney,  Trudine   M.   Mazaika. 


Sixth  Row:  Melissa  J.  Mc- 
Cord,  Bonnie  L.  McDougal, 
Sherry  K.  McNeill,  Dorothy  L 
Meyer,  Janet  S.  Meyer,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Miller,  Suzanne  Mil- 
ler, Sharlene  K.  Mitchell. 


Seventh  Row:  Beryl  J.  Moline, 
Sandra  R.  Moore,  Carla  S. 
Morgan,  Marie  J.  Morton, 
Virginia  M.  Munson,  Sherril 
J.  Myers,  Dianne  F.  Nehring, 
Karyl  S.  Nelson. 


Eighth  Row.-  Suzanne  E.  Nel- 
son, Jennifer  L.  New,  Patricia 
G.  Nicholson,  Janice  K.  Nix- 
on, Dianne  S.  Nydell,  Karen  L. 
O'Connor,  Beverly  S.  Old, 
Judith  J.  Olson. 


Bottom  Row:  Lavonda  J. 
Overstreet,  Elizabeth  H. 
Parker,  Natalie  J.  Parker, 
Carol  L.  Pearson,  Marilynn  J. 
Peck,  Sharon  L.  Percival, 
Marlene  K.  Pottroff,  Virginia 
A.  Ramey. 


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Boyd  Hall  —  Top  Row:  Diane  L. 
Rasmussen,  Virginia  R.  Reid, 
Pamela  J.  Reiter,  Jacqueline 
M.  Resley,  Margaret  E. 
Rhodes,  Barbara  K.  Richard, 
Denise  G.  Ring,  Patricia  A. 
Roach. 


Second  Row:  Patricia  A.  Rob- 
inson, Catherine  A.  Roebke, 
Sara  J.  Rose,  Vickie  K.  Row- 
land, Margaret  E.  Rundell, 
Karen  L.  Runnion,  Cheryl  A. 
Schimpf,  Barbara  J.  Schmidt. 


Third  Row:  Joan  R.  Schnei- 
kart,  Constance  A.  Schrag, 
Janet  L.  Schultz,  Mary  E. 
Schweitzer,  Kathleen  S.  Scott, 
Sherry  S.  Seaman,  Linda  J. 
Sebesta,  Dorothy  J.  Shields. 


Fourth  Row:  Elaine  S.  Shu- 
gar,  Andree  J.  Sieverin,  Su- 
zanne M.  Smalley,  Elizabeth 
A.  Smith,  Evelyn  P.  Smith, 
Janet  G.  Smith,  Linda  S. 
Smith,    Rebecca    J.    Smutz. 


Fifth  Row:  Karen  S.  Snyder, 
JoAnn  Spencer,  Linda  K.  Staf- 
ford, Barbara  J.  Stanley, 
Judith  A.  Stindt,  Linda  J.  Sur- 
tees,  Suzette  G.  Taylor,  Marie 
E.  Thiel. 


Sixth  Row.-  Jane  L.  Townsend, 
Janet  E.  True,  Suzanne  Turn- 
er, Nancy  J.  Ukena,  Diana  K. 
Vessey,  Judith  L.  Vick,  Eliz- 
abeth H.  Voelker,  Mary  A. 
Voet. 


Seventh  Row:  Diane  K.  Volk- 
mer,  Carolyn  K.  Wagner, 
Cathy  J.  Waldo,  Elizabeth  G. 
Wallace,  Gloria  D.  Wanager, 
Laurel  B.  Warren,  Judith  A. 
Warta,  Marilyn  K.  Wasmund. 


Eighth  Row:  Janice  K.  Weber, 
Jacquelyn  M.  Weisser,  Mari- 
lyn K.  Weisser,  Brenda  J. 
Welliever,  Patricia  L.  Wenger, 
Rosalyn  A.  West,  Connie  S. 
Whitton,   Diane   F.  Williams. 


Bottom  Row:  Helen  A.  Wil- 
son, Pauletta  J.  Winderlin, 
Peggy  J.  Wise,  Susanna  M. 
Wright,  Pamela  S.  Wurz- 
bacher,  Beverly  Wykoff,  Mary 
J.  Zibell,  Lavina  J.  Zook. 


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Nearly  300  women  live  in  Putnam  Hall.  Among  coeds  living 
in  the  freshman  residence  hall  was  a  student  from  Ghana. 


Putnam  Hall  residents 
win  Derby  Day  rankings 


Second  runner-up  for  Derby  Darling  and 
two  finalists  for  Best  Dressed  Girl  on  Campus 
lived  in  Putnam  Hall.  The  freshman  residence 
hall  won  second  place  among  women's  groups 
at  Sigma  Chi  Derby  Day.  For  the  first  time,  a 
freshman  woman  from  Ghana,  Africa  lived  at 
Putnam  Hall. 

Caroling  at  Fort  Riley  and  collecting  cloth- 
ing for  a  Manhattan  family  were  projects  the 
women  undertook.  The  dormitory  scheduled 
Christmas  and  Halloween  parties,  hoote- 
nannies,  hour  dances,  holiday  dinners  and 
corridor  picnics  and  gift  exchanges.  Fantasy 
in  Frost,  the  dormitory  Christmas  formal, 
highlighted  Putnam  social  functions. 


Before  starting  to  study,  coeds  receive  calls  on  several  of 
the  four  phones  on  each  Putnam  Hall  floor.  Putnam  main- 


tains seven  incoming  lines  for  its  16  phones.  Students  are 
hired   as   switchboard   operators  for  the  residence  halls. 


Putnam  Hall  -Top  Row:  Mrs. 
Mabel  Strong,  Mrs.  Janel  Har- 
riman,  Terrill  J.  Adams,  Mel- 
ody C.  Aker,  Sheryl  K.  Al- 
bright, Susan  J.  Alderman, 
Barbara  J.  Anderson,  Delores 
K.  Anderson. 


Second  Row:  Carol  S.  Ang- 
win,  Kaye  L.  Atherton,  Ro- 
berta L.  Bailey,  Margret  C. 
Barney,  Suzanne  I.  Beach, 
Lois  J.  Bender,  Sandra  K.  Bil- 
yeu,  Jacquelyn  A.  Bledsoe. 


Third  Row:  Sharon  S.  Borger, 
Melodie  L.  Bowsher,  Janet  L. 
Braden,  Cynthia  A.  Brannam, 
Margery  L.  Brent,  Terry  L. 
Brickner,  Rae  J.  Brinkoeter, 
Karen  L.  Brodbeck. 


Fourth  Row:  Rebecca  A.  Bur- 
gat,  Judith  L.  Burgess,  San- 
dra K.  Busch,  Sue  A.  Button, 
Elaine  E.  Carlson,  Ann  A.  Car- 
rington,  Nancy  M.  Castle, 
Martha  E.  Caughron. 


Fifth  Row:  Lauren  E.  Celeste, 
Elva  J.  Chilcott,  Kathleen  M. 
Clark,  Peggy  A.  Clark,  Lynda 
L.  Clyne,  Catherine  A.  Col- 
leran,  Marcia  A.  Compton, 
Barbara  J.  Cook. 


Sixth  Row.-  Lucinda  L.  Cooley, 
Sheryl  J.  Cooper,  Mary  E.  Cor- 
rell,  Marilen  A.  Corwin, 
Sherry  L.  Curtis,  Shirley  J. 
Dale,  Kathleen  F.  Dalton, 
Betty  L.  Davis. 


Seventh  Row:  Sondra  J.  De- 
graffenreid,  Mildred  L. 
Dickey,  Frances  M.  Dobbels, 
Brenda  E.  Dold,  Judith  K. 
Drouillard,  Judith  A.  Dunn, 
Sally  C.  Dyer,  Sharon  Edgar. 


Eighth  Row.-  Carolyn  K.  El- 
liott, Jerrilyn  J.  Ellsaesser, 
Joyce  M.  Eyerly,  Joanne  C. 
Fajen,  Nina  M.  Felbush,  Char- 
lotte A.  Ferrell,  Barbara  K. 
Filbert,  Susan  A.  Florence. 


Ninth  Row:  Beverly  S.  Fowler, 
Joyce  L.  Francis,  Mary  K. 
Francis,  Joyce  I.  Freeman, 
Janice  E.  Frohn,  Marcia  L. 
Gadberry,  Ann  C.  Galbraith, 
Linda  D.  Gentry. 


Bottom  Row.-  I  la  M.  Gerdes, 
Janice  K.  Gillespie,  Jackie  L. 
Gomer,  Sharon  K.  Gravino, 
Treasha  L.  Green,  Janice  G. 
Greenwood,  Margaret  K. 
Grogger,  and  Kathleen  A. 
Guenther. 


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Putnam  Hall  -Top  Row:  Nor- 
ma K.  Guhn,  Mary  L.  Hall,  Re- 
becca A.  Hargrove,  Dorothy 
K.  Harper,  Marilyn  E.  Harris, 
Pamela  S.  Harris,  Sandra  L. 
Harris,  Carol  J.  Heinen. 


Second  Row:  Sally  J.  Helton, 
Barbara  A.  Hertlein,  Janet  E. 
Higley,  Judith  A.  Hilderbrand, 
Nancy  E.  Hill,  Penny  L.  Hoag, 
Janis  E.  Hodson,  Donna  Hol- 
loway. 


Third  Row:  Judith  L.  Holmes, 
Shari  K.  Hooker,  Margaret  R. 
Hooper,  Janet  L.  Horn,  Lou- 
ella  Horton,  Mary  A.  Hughes, 
Nancy  J.  Hunter,  Barbara 
S.  Hurt. 


Fourth  Row.-  Ruth  A.  Jackson, 
Lois  A.  Jantz,  Marsha  L.  Jar- 
vill,  Carol  A.  Jensen,  Evelyn  R. 
Jilka,  Helen  K.Johansen,  Win- 
ifred L.  Johnson,  Diane  L. 
Jones. 


Fifth  Row:  Janet  L.  Kannard, 
Jane  H.  Kimble,  Linda  D. 
King,  Jean  A.  Kinsey,  Susan 
P.  Klema,  Karen  A.  Kroutil, 
Judy  K.  Kummer,  Shari  K. 
Kuns. 


Sixth  Row:  Patricia  A.  Lahr, 
Patti  J.  Lampe,  Marilyn  E. 
Lange,  Lynne  Laurie,  Susan 
K.  Lawrence,  Dixie  C.  Leut- 
hold,  Ann  R.  Limes,  Elaine 
V.  Lowe. 


Seventh  Row:  Marjorie  L.  Ma- 
chin,  Marian  F.  MacKenzie, 
Elizabeth  I.  Mangum,  Carol  L. 
Marsh,  Carol  A.  Martin,  Louise 
M.  Mattox,  Elona  M.  Maul, 
Claudia  J.  Mayfield. 


Eighth  Row:  Patricia  McCabe, 
Kathryn  M.  McCarthy,  Janice 
F.  McClaren,  Sandra  L.  Mc- 
Elwain,  LeAnna  McGettrick, 
Janice  D.  McKnight,  Jackie 
McQuillan,  Cynthia  A. 
Michael. 


Bottom  Row:  Faith  P.  Miller, 
Mary  K.  Moyle,  Leslie  J.  Neal, 
Lucinda  L.  Neis,  Carol  A. 
Noble,  Kathryn  I.  Norberg, 
Karen  D.  Norris,  Evon  L 
Obermueller. 


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Putnam  Hall  -  Top  Row:  Carol 
A.  Ochs,  Kathey  L.  Oeser, 
Donna  D.  Ortmann,  Linda  S. 
Otte,  Eileen  Peirce,  Diane  G. 
Pepper,  Jean  E.  Peterson, 
Linda  A.  Poell. 


Second  Row:  Linda  K.  Prevo, 
Ann  J.  Price,  Mary  K.  Rains, 
Peggy  A.  Ralston,  Julie  K. 
Ramsey,  Suzan  C.  Ranz,  Jean 
E.  Rees,  Sandra  L.  Reeve. 


Third  Row:  Sharon  F.  Rice, 
Linda  A.  Richel,  Deanne  M. 
Rieke,  Linda  M.  Rust,  Mary 
E.  Ryan.  Mary  A.  Ryser,  San- 
dra M.  Sandlin,  Paula  K. 
Sandy. 


Fourth  Row.-  Pamela  J.  Sea- 
man, Susan  L.  Schutte,  Janet 
K.  Sexton,  Jean  A.  Sheik,  San- 
dra L.  Sherer,  Marilyn  A. 
Simpson,  Lee  A.  Skaggs,  An- 
drea A.  Skradski. 


Fifth  Row:  Diane  L.  Small, 
Lora  M.  Smith,  Susan  J. 
Smith,  Martha  J.  Spangler, 
Constance  J.  Souder,  Mary  A. 
Southard,  Donna  M.  Sparks, 
Linda  N.  Sparks. 


Sixth  Row:  Karen  A.  Staple- 
ton,  Albertina  M.  Stegman, 
Norla  M.  Stephens,  Margene 
S.  Stolberg,  Marion  K.  Swain, 
Helen  Szamotula,  Margaret  E. 
Tanner,  Faye  L.  Taplin. 


Seventh  Row:  Katherine  R. 
Taylor,  Rosetta  Tetebo,  Linda 
R.  Thompson,  Janet  Thom- 
son Marcia  A.  Thornton,  Con- 
ibeth  Tillmon,  Susan  K.  Tink- 
ham,  Dixie  L.  Turner. 


Eighth  Row:  Sharon  S.  Va- 
lenti,  Camille  K.  Van  Sickel, 
Karen  J.  Verhage,  Jeanne  M. 
Walker,  Maxine  K.  Warner, 
Elizabeth  G.  Wartman,  Janet 
M.  Whitehill,  Barbara  E. 
Whitman. 


Bottom  Row:  Cheryl  LWilch, 
Laura  L.  Williams,  Cynthia  A. 
Wilson,  Lennita  A.  Winter, 
Judy  K.  Worthington,  Mar- 
garet E.  Yessick,  Kathryn  A. 
York,  Joan  C.  Zimmers. 


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Before  eating  dinner,  Jardine  Q  residents  complete  final 
meal  preparations.  Each  of  the  four-  and  five-woman  apart- 


ments provides  cooking  facilities.  Living  quarters  in  Jar- 
dine  Terrace  housed  upperclass  coeds  for  the  second  year. 


Coeds  finish  residence  in  Jardine  apartments 


Spring  semester  ended  the  residence  of 
upperclass  women  in  the  Jardine  Terrace 
apartment  complex.  Women  were  first  housed 
in  Jardine  during  fall  1963.  With  completion 
of  a  nine-story  women's  dormitory,  to  open 


in   fall   1965,   pressure   on  women's  housing 
facilities  will  be  relieved. 

Residents  of  Jardine  Q  entertained  at  in- 
formal parties  in  the  apartments  and  partici- 
pated in  women's  intramural  athletics. 


Jardine  d-Top  Row:  Doris  L. 
O'Keeffe,  Margaret  A.  Bal- 
lard, Lauren  A.  Barnard,  Dea 
J.  Brown,  Margaret  L.  Brown, 
Susan  E.  Carroll,  Suzanne  L. 
Clark. 


Bottom  Row:  Cynthia  C. 
Compton,  Mary  K.  Crotinger, 
Diane  C.  Dau,  Karen  E.  Dil- 
lenbeck,  Carolyn  K.  Donner, 
Jo  L.  Drost,  Joan  Farmer. 


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Jardine  Q-Top  Row:  Joanne 
L.  Foggs,  Joan  M.  Fox,  Betty 
J.  Francisco,  Diana  L.  Fritts, 
Lenora  K.  Gabel,  Amy  L.  Gad- 
die,  Cheryl  Gaines,  Lynette 
K.  Geftert. 


Second  Row:  Nancy  M.  Good, 
Margaret  E.  Halloran,  Judith 
A.  Harden,  Ladeana  J.  Har- 
mon, Dorothy  A.  Hemel, 
Sharon  K.  Ingraham,  Carolyn 
A.  Jones,  Lela  F.  Kalbach. 


Third  Row:  Virginia  K.  Koger, 
Kathleen  M.  Kruckenberg, 
Barbara  A.  Krueger,  Lovene 
S.  Larson,  Beverly  K.  Lewey, 
Lois  M.  Long,  Nancy  J. 
Makalous,  Janet  D.  Marshall. 


Fourth  Row:  Barclay  J.  May- 
hew,  Sandra  K.  Neaderhiser, 
Sonja  L.  Newcomer,  Sharon 
L.  Newton,  Janis  V.  Nixon, 
Stana  J.  Nyswonger,  Joline 
F.  Oberhelman,  Jennifer  J. 
Peterman. 


Fifth  Row:  Linda  K.  Pettijohn, 
Judith  A.  Rowe,  Judith  A. 
Scanland,  Karin  I.  Schild, 
Sharyn  L.  Slentz,  Nancy  C. 
Speers,  Carol  A.  Standley, 
Ramona  J.  Starkey. 


Sixth  Row:  Jeanne  H.  Stick- 
ney,  Harriett  J.  Stutzman, 
Donna  J.  Taylor,  Shirley  F. 
Theis,  Jonnie  S.  Thompson, 
Patricia  A.  Urban,  Verna  J. 
Weatherall. 


Bottom  Row.-  Lorna  J.  Web- 
ster, Susan  M.  Wester,  Bar- 
bara A.  Whitlock,  Maureen  C. 
Williams,  Mary  F.  Wilson, 
Gloria  D.  Wolff,  Linda  L. 
Woodall. 


Occupied  by  coeds  for  the  first  time,  Jardine  Q  is  one  of  two  Jardine  Terrace  com- 
plexes used  for  upperclass  women's  housing.  Each  unit  houses  four  or  five  women. 


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Jardine  Y-  Top  Row:  Mrs.  Ada 
M.  Blankenship,  May  A.  Wil- 
liams, Patricia  A.  Abersold, 
Alice  M.  Adams,  Judy  A. 
Akers,  Mary  J.  Allison,  Janice 
E.  Baker,  Mary  E.  Bjurstrom. 


Second 
Blades, 
Reba    S. 
Briskey, 
Janet    L. 


Row:  Linda  M 
Martha   J.    Brass 

Brazle,  Rosalie  I 
Linda    E.    Bugbee 

Byer,    Barbara    L 


Cable,  Pamalee  G.  Carson. 


Bottom  Row:  Dianna  L. 
Casida,  Elizabeth  J.  Cobb, 
Dana  D.  Covert,  Darlene 
Dietrich,  Jan  Dining,  Janice 
K.  Eberle,  Arlene  K.  Fishburn. 


Five  campus  honoraries 
tap  Jardine  Y  residents 


Outstanding  residents  of  Jardine  Terrace 
Y  included  members  of  five  University  hon- 
oraries. Several  graduate  students,  night  edi- 


tor of  the  Collegian  and  a  Royal  Purple  Queen 
finalist  also  lived  in  the  apartments. 

Jardine  Y  women  competed  in  intramural 
kickball,  volleyball,  basketball,  bowling,  ten- 
nis, softball  and  badminton.  Social  functions 
the  independent  students  attended  were  a 
pizza  party  and  a  picnic. 


At  a  plasticware  party,  Jardine  Y  women  select  storage  con- 
tainers for  use  in  their  apartment  kitchens.  Other  parties 


the  coeds  hostessed   included  a   pizza  party  and  spring 
picnic.  The  women  planned  snack  spreads  for  final  week. 


Jardine  Y-7op  Row:  Carol  F. 
Fittell,  Sherrill  J.  Fletcher, 
Carolyn  R.  Funston,  Susan  C. 
Garver,  Sharon  M.  George, 
Judith  M.  Graham,  Helen  C. 
Hamilton. 


Second  Row:  Judith  A.  Har- 
ris, Leslie  J.  Harrison,  Janet 
S.  Henry,  Dee  A.  Holzer, 
Wanda  L.  Jenkins,  Sharon  L. 
Johnson,  Sherrill  J.  Johnson. 


Third  Row:  Martha  J.  John- 
ston, Ronda  J.  Kesller,  Mary 
J.  Koons,  Linda  R.  Lambright, 
Elaine  F.  Lemon,  Jerre  L. 
Lewis,  Evelyn  E.  Lindsay. 


Fourth  Row:  Jane  R.  Lyttle, 
Linda  R.  Mann,  Stella  K. 
Mason,  Linda  L.  McCosh, 
Kathleen  F.  Meier,  Lynda  K. 
Miller,  Susanne  Miller. 


Fifth  Row:  Barbara  L.  Muel- 
ler, Connie  V.  Nichols,  Su- 
zanne Parker,  Lynda  L.  Pritch- 
ett,  Loretta  R.  Raile,  Cheryl 
L.  Rattle,  Dixie  J.  Reece. 


Sixth  Row:  Loretta  E.  Reeh, 
Judith  A.  Reiz,  Nina  S.  Ren- 
senhouse,  Vicki  A.  Resley, 
Carolyn  E.  Rice,  Rita  M.  Rob- 
inson, Mary  C.  Sand. 


Seventh  Row:  Mary  E.  Schles- 
singer,  Cheryl  S.  Schroeppel, 
Kathleen  M.  Schulz,  Carol  J. 
Shafer,  Alice  J.  Sheik,  Irene 
S.  Skonberg,  Sheila  J.  Small. 


Eighth  Row:  Susan  C.  South- 
erland,  Ruth  V.  Stevenson, 
Mildred  A.  Stewart,  Joann 
Stover,  Judith  L.  Stumpff, 
Linda  G.  Taylor,  Leah  G. 
Trible. 


Bottom  Row:  Joyce  M.  Vilan- 
der,  Marilyn  J.  Wagner,  Alana 
K.  Wamhoff,  Saundra  G.  West, 
Barbara  K.  Whealy,  Pamela 
G.  Wilson,  Cheryl  J.  Woody. 


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Sunset  Apartments-  Top 

Row:  Eulala  L.  Anderson, 
Milton  R.  Anderson,  Regena 
K.  Alexander,  Marjorie  C.  Al- 
len, Barbara  S.  Antrim,  Mary 
M.  Berg,  Vicki  A.  Bloom, 
Carol  L.  Brandenburg. 


Second  Row:  VerLee  E.  Cheg- 
widden,  Helen  C.  Davis,  Caro- 
lyn E.  DeVault,  Sondra  S. 
Dodds,  Diane  L.  Elk,  Mary  J. 
Fleek,  Catherine  C.  Fockele, 
Carolyn  J.  Franey. 


Third  Row:  Ellen  C.  Herm- 
esch,  Leila  F.  Jones,  Mary 
K.  Kaump,  Sandra  K.  Linte- 
cum,  Judith  A.  Marolf,  Ronda 
E.  McCoy,  Sharon  A.  Mount, 
Jeanene  S.  Penner. 


Bottom  Row.-  Bonnie  R. 
Ruhnke,  Linda  F.  Shoemaker, 
Carol  J.  Simpson,  Nancy  K. 
Smutny,  Sharron  L.  Ste- 
phens, Marcia  G.  Trummel, 
Judith  A.  Winkler. 


University  praises  Sunset  for  grade  achievement 


Receiving  University  housing  recognition 
for  outstanding  grades,  Sunset  Apartment 
residents  served  as  Union  committee  chairmen 
and  were  active  in  A  Cappella  Choir,  Kappa 


Phi,  Kappa  Delta  Pi  and  the  K-State  Players. 
Housed  in  three-woman  apartments,  the 
coeds  donated  Christmas  trees  to  needy  fami- 
lies and  participated  in  Penny-a-Minute  Night. 


Before   going  home  for  Christmas  vacation,  residents  of 
Sunset  Apartments  clean  their  living  suites.  New  furniture 


was  added  to  a  few  of  the  apartments  in  which  women 
resided  at  the  privately  operated  complex,  1026  Sunset. 


t^Hk 


Snow  drifts,  frosted  windows  and  a  sidewalk  cafe  deco- 
rated with  red  and  white  awnings  set  the  scene  for  Van 


Zile's  Christmas  formal.  The  oldest  of  four  women's  dormi- 
tories, Van  Zile  houses  freshmen  and  upperclass  students. 


Van  Zile  tallies  women 
in  each  University  class 


For  the  first  time  in  four  years,  the  residents 
of  Van  Zile  Hall  included  women  from  each 
University  class.  In  previous  years,  the  dormi- 
tory had  been  designated  as  either  a  residence 


hall  for  freshmen  or  upperclass  coeds  instead 
of  housing  both  groups. 

Supervised  by  a  new  residence  hall  director, 
Joan  Priefert,  Van  Zile  women  honored  faculty 
and  parents  at  two  open  houses.  Coeds  enter- 
tained their  parents  at  mothers'  and  fathers' 
weekends  spring  semester.  Van  Zile  Hall  was 
represented  in  Angel  Flight,  the  K-State 
Singers  and  Alpha  Lambda  Delta. 


Van  Zile  Hall  -  Top  Row:  Joan 
E.  Priefert,  Kathleen  A.  Allen, 
Ruth  E.  Applegate,  Mary  L. 
Atkinson,  Sandra  L.  Augus- 
tine, Judy  A.  Baehler,  Judith 
K.  Baird,  Patricia  S.  Barger. 


Second  Row:  Ruth  C.  Barnes, 
Andrea  R.  Bass,  Linda  C. 
Baum,  Vivian  R.  Becker,  Jo 
M.  Bell,  Kathleen  S.  Bergman, 
Sharon  K.  Blasdel,  Elizabeth 
A.  Bobek. 


Third  Row:  Louise  A.  Bosch, 
Cheryl  A.  Boucher,  Dorothy  A. 
Branton,  Margery  A.  Braun- 
schweiger,  Beverly  J.  Brees, 
Vic ki  L.  Brown,  Del i la  J. 
Burrell. 


Bottom  Row.-  Wilma  J.  Cales, 
Pamela  S.  Carr,  Janet  L. 
Chapman,  Elizabeth  A.  Clark, 
Cheryl  V.  Clevenger,  Diana  G. 
Cope,  Jean  L.  Court. 


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Van  Zile  Hall  -Top  Row:  Dee 
A.  Crossen,  Bonnie  L.  Dahl, 
Patty  L.  Daugherty,  Cheryl  A. 
Daves,  Gayla  J.  Davis,  Sandra 
L.  Davis,  Barbara  A.  Derrick. 


Second  Row.-  Kathleen  H.  De- 
Weese,  Sherryl  L.  Diller, 
Judith  K.  Ditgen,.  Margaret  A. 
Dixon,  Lynda  K.  Doramus, 
Nancy  J.  Dukelow,  Lucinda 
R.  Erbes. 


Third  Row:  Martha  E.  Ewing, 
Karen  K.  Ewy,  Doris  M.  Finch, 
Dianna  L.  Fiskin,  Virginia  M. 
Gardner,  Danna  L.  Garten, 
Janet  R.  Gebhart. 


Fourth  Row.-  Jacqueline  R. 
Gilkison,  Nyla  J.  Gnadt,  Mar- 
sha R.  Golden,  Mary  E.  Guth- 
rie, Marguerite  A.  Habiger, 
Sandra  S.  Hagerman,  Caro- 
lyn H.  Hamlin. 


Fifth  Row.-  Shirley  R.  Heit- 
man,  Sygni  D.  Heller,  Lelah  F. 
Henning,  Vicky  J.  Hesser, 
Mary  J.  Hirsch,  Joyce  K.  Hirt, 
Nancy  A.  Hoag. 


Sixth  Row.-  Diane  Hodgson, 
Lynda  S.  Hott,  Susie  C.  Hol- 
lingsworth,  Carol  L.  Hoover, 
Cheryl  N.  Howell,  Virginia  A. 
Hull,  Ann  Hund. 


Seventh  Row:  Patricia  Hund, 
Mary  J.  Hurley,  Cheryl  K. 
Huseman,  Susan  C.  Japun- 
tich,  Evelyn  L.  Jensen,  Bar- 
bara J.  Jones,  Claudia  J. 
Jones. 


Eighth  Row:  Catherine  L. 
Karl,  Carolyn  J.  Kauffman, 
Sandra  L.  Keister,  Mary  E. 
Klostermeier,  Lois  L.  Koci, 
Linda  F.  Lane,  Carol  D. 
Latschar. 


Bottom  Row:  Gwen  I.  Leece, 
Claudia  K.  Lett,  Rose  M.  Lie- 
benau,  Eileen  F.  Lindley, 
Paulette  M.  Looney,  Margaret 
J.  Luce,  Joan  A.  Lundgren. 


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Van  Zile  Hall-7"op  Row:  Ver- 
lene  J.  Makalous,  Virginia  L. 
Mansholt,  Donna  L.  Martin- 
dale,  Eileen  M.  Matson,  Jacki 
G.  Matthews,  Dorothy  L. 
Mayhill,  Margaret  L.  Mc- 
Cauley. 


Second  Row:  Aloha  W.  Mc- 
Fadden,  Zenah  S.  Mebed, 
Patsy  C.  Meek,  Melinda  G. 
Menhusen,  Barbara  S.  Mitch- 
ell, Ann  E.  Moody,  Alice  P. 
Morgan. 


Third  Row:  Sherry  L.  Murray, 
Cecilia  J.  Myers,  Marilyn  S. 
Myers,  Kathajean  Nations, 
Sharon  L.  Nelson,  Elaine  R. 
Neufeldt,  Judith  A.  Nichols. 


Fourth  Row:  Kim  S.  Nicklas, 
Bonnie  E.  Niemoller,  Ros- 
anna  M.  Parker,  Nancy  C. 
Parthemer,  Mary  J.  Pflug- 
hoeft,  Kay  M.  Rader,  Kath- 
erine  M.  Regier. 


Fifth  Row:  Claudette  K.  Ren- 
ning,  Joan  K.  Reusser,  Sandra 
K.  Richards,  Roberta  F. 
Robisan,  Deanna  K.  Roes- 
ener,  Beatrice  J.  Root,  Karen 
I.  Sampson. 


Sixth  Row:  Sharon  K.  Sauder, 
Patty  J.  Schasteen,  Jane  A. 
Schlickau,  Patricia  A. 
Schmidt,  Kathy  M.  Schroeder, 
Judy  A.  Simek,  Patricia  A. 
Simmons. 


Seventh  Row:  Sandra  L. 
Skaptason,  Barbara  L.  Smith, 
Elaine  C.  Smith,  Glenda  M. 
Smith,  Barbara  J.  Socolofo- 
sky,  Linda  J.  Solberg,  Karen 
E.  Thorsen. 


Eighth  Row:  Wilma  R.  Tuni- 
son,  Sandra  M.  Underwood, 
Shirley  J.  VanVleet,  Carolyn 
S.  Wagoner,  Marilyn  A. 
Wagoner,  Patricia  S.  Walker, 
Kathenna  C.  Warders. 


Bottom  Row:  Joan  E.  Warner, 
Elizabeth  M.  Wary,  Sharon  K. 
Wheeler,  Barbara  J.  White, 
Carolyn  L.  Wilson,  Linda  K. 
Wogan,  Rose  A.  Wright. 


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Residents  of  Waltheim  Hall  help  measure  a  friend's  hem, 
completing  a  shift  for  a  class  or  for  a  special  occasion. 


Waltheim  grade  average 
outranks  residence  halls 


Trophy  for  the  highest  over-all  grade  aver- 
age earned  by  a  women's  residence  hall  was 
received  by  the  women  of  Waltheim  Hall  for 
spring  1964.  Waltheim  also  acquired  a  new 
housemother,  Mrs.  Mabel  Johnson. 

Caroling,  construction  of  a  Homecoming 
float,  a  Christmas  formal  and  an  informal 
spring  party  were  among  activities  planned  by 
the  independent  women. 

With  a  22-resident  increase,  Waltheim  Hall's 
12  apartments  were  filled  to  a  90-woman 
capacity.  Each  apartment  contained  one  large 
and  one  small  bedroom,  a  kitchenette,  bath- 
room and  study  room.  Women  in  the  hall  ate 
in  a  cafeteria  maintained  at  Waltheim. 


Only  one  block  from  Aggieville,  Waltheim  Hall  provides  living 
suites  for  upoerclass  women.  The  former  apartment  build- 


ing at  1436  Laramie  houses  nearly  90  women  and  features 
apartment  living  with  the  meals  prepared  in  a  cafeteria. 


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Waltheim  Hall- Top  Row. 
Jane  M.  Albin,  Virginia  S.  Al- 
lemang,  Barbara  A.  Atkinson, 
Penelope  J.  Ball,  Marcia  A. 
Beck,  Edna  M.  Becker,  Ro- 
berta L.  Bell,  Dons  E.  Blum. 


&^    Aft 


Second  Row:  Wilma  J.  Brig- 
geman,  Beverly  J.  Brown, 
Vicki  R.  Buchman,  Lucretia 
A.  Butts,  Patricia  M.  Camp- 
bell, Virginia  A.  Carlson,  Mary 
E.  Carson,  Barbara  H. 
Charles. 


Third  Row:  Jeanette  E.  Coul- 
ter, Judith  A.  Davis,  Rose  N. 
Detter,  Edith  M.  Dickinson, 
Phyllis  L.  Edwards,  Darlene 
R.  Eitel,  Sheryl  B.  Etling,  Sue 
A.  Failor. 


Fourth  Row.-  Mary  J.  Fisher, 
Gwen  I.  Garrett,  Nancy  S. 
Gemmill,  Susan  S.  Goble, 
Kathryn  E.  Grant,  Ruthann 
Guthrie,  Louetta  L.  Harda- 
way,    Suzanne    K.    Hawkins. 


Fifth  Row:  Sylvia  E.  Huff, 
Carol  A.  Imhof,  Joan  R.  Ins- 
keep,  Beverly  A.  Jackson, 
Joy  S.  Jacobs,  Martha  J.  Jel- 
lison,  Edith  A.  Keenan,  Pa- 
tricia E.  Kohlmeyer. 


Sixth  Row:  Linda  L.  Lamborn, 
Linda  L.  Lamkm,  Mary  G. 
Lashmett,  Charlotte  A.  Law- 
less, Barbara  K.  Loy,  Susan  J. 
Martindale,  Carolyn  J. 
Mathias,  Jerrie  J.  McAhren. 


Seventh  Row:  Martha  J.  Med- 
craft,  Phyllis  L.  Munger, 
Grace  I.  Nease,  Martha  A. 
Newby,  Karel  S.  Ramsey, 
Sharon  P.  Roberson,  Linda  J. 
Schleicher,  Rose  M.  Schoen. 


Eighth  Row:  Phyllis  E.  Schra- 
der,  Willa  F.  Sidebottom,  Ro- 
berta R.  Siegle,  Nancy  J. 
Sloan,  Deanna  G.  Stewart, 
Beverly  J.  Stone,  Sharon  L. 
Stone,  Marilynn  K.  Suderman. 


Bottom  Row:  Dorothy  L.  Sul- 
livan, Sherry  A.  Veteto,  Bar- 
bara L.  Wahlen,  Deanna  K. 
Wallace,  Nancy  K.  Wallace, 
Harleen  M.  Watson,  Judith  C. 
Wieland,  Sandra  F.  Yokouchi. 


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First  in  a  planned  four-dormitory  complex,  West   Hall   is 
located  on  the  northeast  corner  of  campus.  The  five-story 


dormitory  was  named  for  Bessie  B.  West,  a  home  economist. 
Opened  in  1962,  it  is  a  freshman  women's  residence  hall. 


Returning  from  vacation,  West  Hall  women  load  luggage  in 
an  elevator  on  the  way  to  rooms  on  five  dormitory  floors. 


West  coeds  judge  cattle, 
win  wool  sewing  contest 


Miss  Make-It-Yourself-With-Wool  of  Kansas 
and  a  member  of  the  dairy  judging  team  were 
residents  of  West  Hall.  Through  scholarship 
achievement,  West  Hall  women  earned  mem- 
berships in  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Sigma  Alpha 
Eta  and  Alpha  Delta  Theta.  Holders  of  Put- 
nam, Panhellenic  and  music  scholarships 
lived  in  the  dormitory. 

A  temporary  inconvenience  was  caused  for 
West  Hall  residents  when  a  bulldozer  mis- 
calculated an  excavation  site  and  severed 
dormitory  phone  communication. 

Fantasy  in  Red,  a  semiformal  dance  before 
Valentine's  Day,  teas  and  corridor,  parties 
were  dormitory  social  activities.  West  Hall 
planned  an  open  house  and  informal  dances 
with  fraternities  and  men's  living  groups. 


West  Hall- Top  Row:  Wilma 
M.  Thompson,  Charleen  A. 
Achenbach,  Kathryn  E. 
Adams,  Marilyn  J.  Allen,  Suzie 
L.  Allen,  Diana  L.  Amerine, 
Marjorie  C.  Annis,  Nancy  L. 
Armstrong. 


Second  Row:  Betty  R.  Ashida, 
Diana  L.  Ashton,  Mary  S. 
Attwood,  Eileen  E.  Bailey, 
Ardes  M.  Baker,  Rosemary 
M.  Balzer,  Sharon  A.  Barnes, 
Dorothy  A.  Barnhart. 


Third  Row:  Chloellen  E.  Bar- 
too,  Dianne  L.  Bass,  Susan 
M.  Beckerle,  Cynthia  X. 
Beekley,  Janet  J.  Beer,  Les- 
lie A.  Bender,  Lynda  C.  Ben- 
nett, Betty  J.  Billinger. 


Fourth  Row:  Phyllis  J.  Bias- 
del,  Carol  S.  Blotkamp,  Diane 
K.  Bohn,  Janet  K.  Bohnstedt, 
Roberta  J.  Boughton,  Linda 
M.  Braunsdorf,  Mary  D.  Breit- 
weiser,  Mary  C.  Brookens. 


Fifth  Row:  Lyn  M.  Buffo,  Bar- 
bara Byrne,  Virginia  G.  Card- 
well,  Sheryl  L.Cassidy,  Judith 
A.  Chapin,  Janet  L.  Chatfield, 
Harriett  J.  Clark,  Janet  L 
Clark. 


Sixth  Row.-  Cecil  C.  Clinger, 
Demis  K.  Cloe,  Janice  M. 
Cochran,  Nancy  J.  Condell, 
Claudette  K.  Cook,  Sally  J. 
Cook,  Marilee  J.  Costello, 
Kristine  M.  Counter. 


Seventh  Row:  Sydney  A. 
Covert,  Deanna  K.  Cowan, 
Carolyn  M.  Culver,  Maria  R. 
Dahlsten,  Sandra  L.  Daugh- 
arthy,  Dianne  K.  Daugherty, 
Sandra  A.  Davidson,  Anna  C. 
Davis. 


Eighth  Row:  Cynthia  S.  Demp- 
sey,  Jean  L.  Dillon,  Alice  N. 
Dresser,  Patricia  A.  Duffin, 
Patricia  A.  Dumler,  Carolyn 
L.  Duncan,  Nancy  K.  Dyke, 
Barbara  J.  Eastham. 


Bottom  Row:  Lenette  E. 
Eaton,  Jeannette  G.  Ed- 
monds, Trudy  A.  Eller,  Ellen 
E.  Eppard,  Alice  L.  Eubanks, 
Nancy  L.  Evans,  Janet  K. 
Faddis,  Karen  A.  Falk. 


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West  Hall  -Top  Row:  Mar- 
sha R.  Farewell,  Barbara  L. 
Ferguson,  Cynthia  L  Finney, 
Susan  J.  Fisher,  Beth  K. 
Fleischmann,  Judith  E.  Flem- 
ing, Marceta  A.  Fleming, 
Lana  M.  Fox. 


Second  Row:  Linda  S.  Frank- 
lin, Judith  A.  Frashier,  Lesta 
N.  Freeman,  Michele  D. 
Frickey,  Eileen  D.  Gard,  Su- 
san E.  Garland,  Carla  J.  Gar- 
rison, Karen  S.  Gaskill. 


Third  Row:  Carol  A.  Gaston, 
Tracy  A.  Gaughan,  Patricia 
George,  Louvae  L.  Gibson, 
Marilyn  S.  Goodgion,  Sally  A. 
Goodyear,  Helen  L.  Gordon, 
Linda  M.  Grant. 


Fourth  Row:  Janet  K.  Grif- 
fith, Pam  J.  Guinn,  Henrietta 
J.  Gumescheimer,  Rachael  E. 
Hall,  Carol  L.  Haney,  Joyce  E. 
Haney,  Barbara  J.  Harcle- 
rode,  Ann  M.  Harding. 


Fifth  Row:  Harriet  A.  Harten- 
berger,  Janet  L.  Hastings, 
Maureen  K.  Helmer,  Susan  L. 
Hendrix,  Elizabeth  J.  Henry, 
Dianna  L.  Henry,  Janet  K. 
Herbin,  Toni  G.  Hesler. 


Sixth  Row:  Vicki  D.  Hesler, 
Gretchen  K.  Hilgendork,  Rita 
S.  Hiltabidle,  Sondra  S. 
Hinkle,  Lana  J.  Holder,  Me- 
linda  R.  Hrabe,  Linda  M. 
Hume,  Judith  A.  Hunter. 


Seventh  Row:  Ann  S.  Hyde, 
Roberta  M.  Jarvis,  Carlene  S. 
Johnson,  Delores  J.  Johnson, 
Rebecca  L.Johnston,  Patricia 
L.  Jones,  Susan  L.  Kennedy, 
Sharon  J.  Kersten. 


Eighth  Row:  Eugenia  D.  Ker- 
sting,  Barbara  J.  Kinch,  Su- 
zanne M.  King,  Karen  S. 
Kraus,  Cheryl  K.  Kuhn,  Mari- 
lyn L.  Lafferty,  Judith  E. 
Lamborn,    Marita    M.    Lamp. 


Bottom  Row:  Janet  M.  La- 
tham, Jean  A.  Layton,  Marilyn 
S.  Lee,  Rebecca  S.  Lehman, 
Carolyn  S.  Lemon,  Gloria  L. 
Lewerenz,  Stanley  B.  Lewis, 
Alma  A.  Limes. 


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West  Hall -Top  Row.-  Su- 
sanne  F.  Little,  Diana  K. 
Loetel,  Pamela  C.  Long,  Jean 
A.  Loughmiller,  Georgia  G. 
Loyd,  Sally  J.  Lydick,  Kay  A. 
Magby,  Sandra  S.  Mall. 


Second  Row:  Susan  L.  Mar- 
latt,  Virginia  P.  Mason,  Lo- 
retta  A.  Mauler,  Sharon  L. 
Maxwell,  Brenda  C.  Mc- 
Daniel,  Peggy  A.  McDonald, 
Carolyn  L.  McFarland,  Na- 
dene  M.  McGuire. 


Third  Row:  Cheryl  J.  McKay, 
Robin  R.  McLean,  Josephine 
B.  Mehring,  Carolyn  M.  Mike- 
sell,  Marlyse  K.  Milburn, 
Janet  L  Miller,  Linda  M.  Mil- 
ler, Margo  J.  Miller. 


Fourth  Row:  Mona  L  Mitchell, 
Evelyn  L.  Moats,  Susan  D. 
Montgomery,  Mary  J.  Moody, 
Miriam  A.  Moore,  Julia  J. 
Moyer,  Barbara  A.  Murphy, 
Jean  A.  Murphy. 


Fifth  Row:  Jan  M.  Myers,  Jeri 
R.  Myers,  Janet  A.  Naylor, 
Candace  A.  Nelson,  Sandra 
S.  Nelson,  Sharyl  A.  Nelson, 
Marilyn  S.  Nixon,  Vicki  L 
North. 


Sixth  Row.-  Sandra  L.  Olson, 
Janice  M.  Olsson,  Phyllis  E. 
Opocensky,  Janet  S.  Osborne, 
Faith  A.  Ott,  Annette  Pallesen, 
Nancy  J.  Palmer,  Susan  E. 
Parke. 


Seventh  Row:  Patricia  A.  Pat- 
ton,  Patsy  S.  Paulsen,  Carol 
S.  Pearson,  Norma  B.  Perry, 
Karen  S.  Peters,  Lola  J. 
Peters,  Marilyn  J.  Plett,  Sherry 
L.  Powers. 


Eighth  Row:  Marilyn  K.  Pret- 
zer,  Mary  J.  Pretzer,  Patricia 
L.  Prochaska,  Judy  E.  Raitt, 
Nancy  J.  Ransom,  Barbara  L. 
Reed,  Geraldine  F.  Regehr, 
Carolyn  A.  Reichard. 


Bottom  Row:  Jean  D.  Reilly, 
Chloe  E.  Rexroad,  Linda  L. 
Rexroat,  Martha  J.  Reynolds, 
Karen  J.  Richardson,  Mary  P. 
Richter,  Linda  D.  Risser,  Sal- 
lie  K.  Roach. 


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West  Hall  -Top  Row:  Phyl- 
lis M.  Robinson,  Nicoletta 
Saines,  Lauren  E.  Schmidt, 
Beverly  A.  Schneider,  Diane 
L.  Schneider,  Carol  S.  Scholz, 
Sheryl  K.  Schroder,  Martha  A. 
Schumacher. 


Second  Row-:  Cheryl  E.  Scoby, 
Kathryn  A.  Scott,  Martha  J. 
Scott,  Patricia  A.  Seitz,  Pa- 
tricia N.  Shafer,  Linda  M. 
Shannon,  Margaret  J.  Shan- 
non, Linda  L.  Simmons. 


Third  Row:  Becky  M.  Slot- 
hower,  Joyce  M.  Smith, 
Sherry  D.  Smith,  Donna  M. 
Spachek,  Jacqueline  D. 
Spears,  Margie  J.  Spiers, 
Sherri  D.  Spitsnogle,  Pa- 
tricia D.  Stark. 


Fourth  Row:  Rosemary  P. 
Steele,  Carol  J.  Stevens, 
Linda  L.  Stevens,  Marsha  L. 
Stevens,  Jeanette  L.  Stock, 
Karen  I.  Starrer,  Janice  L. 
Stuessi,  Sandra  F.  Stur- 
devant. 


Fifth  Row:  Carol  A.  Suchart, 
June  F.  Sweat,  Mary  H. 
Symes,  Theresa  A.  Ten 
Broeck,  Nancy  K.  Thomas, 
Linda  L.  Thompson,  Nancy 
C.  Tjaden,  Sandra  D.  Tol- 
lefson. 


Sixth  Row:  Bobbie  J.  Tor- 
rence,  Sheryl  K.  Tucker,  Pa- 
tricia S.  Valla,  Sharon  L.  Van 
Vleet,  Arietta  Y.  Visser,  Rita 
L.  Vodraska,  Susan  K.  Wade, 
Charlene  D.  Walser. 


Seventh  Row:  Anne  C.  Waters, 
Linda  J.  Watkins,  Rena  L. 
Watts,  Roxanne  Weaver,  Alice 
K.  Welborn,  Linda  J.  Wesche, 
Karen  J.  West,  Karmen  M. 
Whitlock. 


Eighth  Row:  Dana  L.  Whitmer, 
Diana  K.  Whittlesey,  Janet  K. 
Wilbeck,  Lois  A.  Wiley,  Judith 
K.  Williams,  Linda  M.  Wilson, 
Martha  A.  Wilson,  Reita  B. 
Wilson. 


Bottom  Row:  Mary  E.  Win- 
dels,  Shiela  A.  Winters,  Mary 
L  Wofford,  LeEtta  L.  Wood, 
Marilyn  L.  Woolley,  Nancy  A. 
Young,  Margaret  L.  Zackert. 


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Petticoat  Penthouse  -Top 
Row:  Mrs.  Nadene  Ritter, 
Kathryn  A.  Claybaugh, 
Carolyn  R.Cox,  Peggy  J.  Erick- 
son,  Dona  C.  Gerber,  Carol  A. 
Hartsell. 


Bottom  Row:  Elizabeth  A. 
Hohn,  Karen  M.  Holeman, 
Dianna  J.  Montford,  Beverly 
S.  Schroeder,  Deanna  D.  Sip- 
pie,  Eileen  M.  Suchsland. 
Janet  A.  Walker. 


Thespians,  swimmer  live 
at  Petticoat  Penthouse 


International  coeds  claim 
prevalence  at  Rice  Hall 


Two  K-State  Players  and  a  member  of  Frog 
Club  were  among  the  eight  coeds  who  lived 
at  Petticoat  Penthouse  spring  semester.  Seven 
of  the  eight  residents  were  sophomores  while 
one  was  a  junior. 

When  the  house  was  organized  for  inde- 
pendent women  in  fall  1963,  the  women 
dubbed  it  Petticoat  Penthouse.  The  privately 
owned  residence  hall  formerly  had  served  as 
an  annex  to  a  sorority  house  next  door. 

Two  suppers  in  the  fall  and  informal  parties 
in  the  spring  were  planned  by  the  independ- 
ent women.  The  upperclass  residence  hall 
was  located  at  615  Fairchild  Terrace. 


Internationally  claimed  a  prominent  spot 
in  Rice  Hall  with  10  of  the  18  residents  claim- 
ing China,  Mexico,  Turkey  and  India  as  home. 
Fifteen  of  the  women  were  graduate  students, 
and  two  of  them  studied  at  the  University  on 
government  grants. 

Music,  art,  math  and  biological  science 
majors  were  among  curriculums  in  which  Rice 
Hall  women  were  enrolled.  Maria  Nava  of 
Mexico   acted  as  the  women's  president. 

Formerly  a  nurses'  home  for  St.  Mary's 
Hospital,  the  two-story,  frame  structure  at 
314  N.  11th  St.  was  converted  into  a  residence 
hall  for  independent  women  in  1961. 


Rice  Hall-7"op  Row:  Mrs. 
Julia  Schimmels,  Jane  H. 
Beilke,  Susan  G.  Carstens, 
Margaret  S.  Chie,  Virginia  A. 
Garvin. 


Bottom  Row:  Jeanette  M. 
Isakson,  Linda  K.  Kessinger, 
Hee  J.  Pi,  Betty  J.  Sandlin, 
Mary  B.  Sawyer. 


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Providing  quarters  for   men,   Marlatt   and  Goodnow  halls 
house  600  students  each.  Marlatt,  completed  in  time  for 


fall  semester,  utilizes  the  Goodnow  floor  plan.  Dormitory 
residents  eat  at  a  cafeteria  built  between  the  dormitories. 


Men's  Residence  Hall  Assistants- Top  Row:  Gale  E.  Britton,  Eldon  L 
Mickelson,  Ralph  E.  Stegner,  Jerry  L.  Wilson,  William  J.  Schrandt, 
Don  E.  Zimmerman,  Lawrence  R.  Brenn,  Irene  B.  Meyers,  sponsor. 
Second  Row:  Max  L.  Allison,  Dennis  W.  Ruckert,  Robert  0.  Avery, 


John  P.  Cable,  Edward  L.  Rork,  Roy  W.  Masters,  John  D.  Stegner. 
Bottom  Row:  Donald  B.  Roof,  Robert  A.  Sheppard,  Thomas  R.  Gos- 
sen,  Terry  L  Patterson,  Aldan  S.  Olsen,  Dale  E.  Brownlee. 


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Residence  hall  cafeteria 
expands  service  capacity 


Opening  a  second  line  increased  the  food 
service  capacity  of  the  men's  residence  hall 
cafeteria  from  750  to  1,350  per  meal.  After 
five  years  operation,  the  cafeteria  was  named 
Kramer  Food  Center. 

More  than  1,300  men  lived  in  three  dormi- 
tories—Goodnow  Hall,  Marlatt  Hall  and  West 
Stadium.  East  Stadium  had  housed  men  first 
semester  until  vacated  for  use  by  the  music 
department  after  the  Auditorium  fire. 

Marlatt  Hall,  built  on  the  same  floor  plan 
as  Goodnow  Hall,  opened  first  semester  for 
600  men.  Parking  facilities  for  the  two  dormi- 
tories were  increased  during  the  fall  from  an 
original  80  spaces  for  Goodnow  to  400  spots 
for  men  of  both  dormitories. 


Emergency  living  quarters  are  set  up  in  the  basement  of 
Goodnow  hall  due  to  a  record-breaking  fall  enrollment  of 


9,450   students.   Similar   makeshift   housing  was   present 
in  the  other  dormitories  during  the  first  months  of  school. 


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Goodnow  Hall  remodels 
dorm  recreation  facilities 


Goodnow  Hall  remodeling  provided  exer- 
cise and  wrestling  rooms,  television  lounges 
and  a  photography  darkroom.  Participating 
by  floors  in  intramural  sports,  Tonkawa,  Co- 
manche, Seneca,  Arapaho,  Shoshoni  and  Paw- 
nee also  planned  separate  social  functions. 

Represented  in  nearly  every  campus  or- 
ganization, the  600  residents  of  Goodnow  Hall 
formed  one  of  the  University's  two  largest 
living  groups.  Varsity  football  player  with 
highest  grades  among  Big  Eight  Conference 
squad  members  lived  in  Goodnow.  Another 
man  was  Putnam  Scholars  Association  presi- 
dent. 


Charlie  Brown  and  "Peanuts"  characters  welcome  visitors  to 
Goodnow's  open  house  after  the  Parents'  Day  football  game. 


Goodnow  Residence  Hall- 
Top  Row:  Everett  G.  Aldridge, 
David  R.  Alexander,  Billy  D. 
Allen,  Max  L.  Allison,  Karmon 
D.  Almquist,  Francisco  L. 
Araneta,  John  S.  Armbrust, 
Robert  0.  Avery. 


Second  Row:  Gary  M.  Axe, 
Jerry  N.  Banaka,  David  E. 
Banks,  Edward  D.  Barenberg, 
Lynn  S.  Benton,  Chester  L. 
Berger,  Dennis  L.  Berkholtz, 
Gordon  F.  Bieberle. 


Third  Row:  Roderick  K.  Block- 
some,  Ernest  D.  Boehner, 
Gary  D.  Bohn,  Joseph  M. 
Bohnen,  William  M.  Bolnick, 
Steven  C.  Borell,  Wayne  P. 
Bower,  Arden  J.  Bradshaw. 


Fourth  Row:  John  H.  Brand, 
Douglas  M.  Brant,  Gary  E. 
Bruning,  Bruce  W.  Bryant, 
Roger  L.  Burham,  John  P. 
Cable,  John  W.  Cameron, 
Richard  A.  Campbell. 


Bottom  Row:  Kenneth  G. 
Carothers,  Lawrence  E. 
Cheatum,  Robert  G.  Chilcott, 
John  L.  Christensen,  David  J. 
Clapp,  Kenneth  W.CIaycamp, 
Eugene  R.  Clothier,  James  E. 
Cook. 

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fop  Row:  Anthony  T.  Coon, 
Larry  J.  Cooper,  John  B.  Cor- 
win,  Chester  J.  Crosetto, 
Robert  T.  Curry,  Paul  R. 
Daniels,  Arthor  D.  Davis, 
Gerald  E.  Davis. 


Second  Row:  Donald  P.  De- 
Cinque,  Stephan  R.  Decker, 
Larry  J.  DeDonder,  Wilson  L. 
Denton,  David  K.  Dewey, 
Roger  S.  Dildine,  Charles  M. 
Dillon,  James  R.  Dobbins. 


Third  Row:  Robert  D.  Dryden, 
Charles  W.  Dyer,  Keith  L. 
Eberhart,  William  W.  Edds, 
Michael  J.  Erickson,  Michael 
E.  Eslinger,  Gale  E.  Ethridge, 
William  W.  Everett. 


Fourth  Row:  Wilfred  L. 
Farnham,  William  J.  Fmnerty, 
John  E.  Fisher,  John  H.  Fittell, 
Lloyd  G.  Forester,  Kenneth  L. 
Francis,  Garry  L.  Frazee,  Joe 
D.  Freeman. 


Fifth  Row.-  Donald  R.  Frikken, 
John  R.  Friley,  Robert  B.  Fry, 
Robert  S.  Frye,  Edward  L. 
Funk,  Warren  K.  Funk,  James 
A.  Gallon,  Michael  L  Gam- 
biani. 


Sixth  Row:  Donald  G.  Gaud- 
reau,  James  E.  Geringer,  Max 
L.  Gildner,  Kenneth  W.  Gilles- 
pie, Richard  F.  Gillum,  Brad- 
ley F.  Glasco,  Thomas  W. 
Gooch,  Charles  M.  Graves. 


Seventh  Row:  William  B. 
Greve,  Eugene  L.  Gross,  Jon 
M.  Gulley,  Stephen  A.  Gulley, 
David  L.  Hammond,  Edward 
P.  Hannah,  C.  Keith  Hanne- 
man,  Noel  S.  Hanson. 


Eighth  Row:  Kenneth  D.  Har- 
wood,  Brian  T.  Haupt,  George 
W.  Hawks,  Larry  W.  Hays, 
Larry  L.  Heath,  Gary  A.  Helle- 
bust,  Henry  F.  Helmke,  Craig 
P.  Helwig. 


Bottom  Row:  Larry  G.  Hess, 
James  W.  Hicklin,  Ray  F.  Hill, 
Richard  B.  Hillman,  Robert 
L  Hirt,  Michael  L.  Hodge, 
John  P.  Honstead,  Frank  W. 
Howard. 

253 


Goodnow  Residence  Hall- 
Top  Row:  Robert  W.  Howell, 
James  M.  Hughes,  Richard  D. 
Ice,  Dan  L.  Imler,  Carl  E. 
Jeans,  George  S.  Jensen, 
Roger  B.  Johnson,  Ronald  E. 
Jordan. 


Second  Row:  Larry  D.  Kamp- 
schroeder,  Donald  J.  Keating, 
Melford  R.  Keeler,  Myron  C. 
Kellogg,  Fred  L.  Kesinger, 
Spencer  W.  King,  Robert  D. 
Kirkwood,  Warren  D.  Klawiter. 


Third  Row:  Norman  W.  Koe- 
ster,  Michael  A.  Koligian,  Eu- 
gene W.  Kovar,  Richard  B. 
Kraybill,  Sherman  L.  Lahaie, 
John  E.  Lake,  Larry  L.  Land- 
gren,  David  J.  Langford. 


Fourth  Row:  Daniel  J.  Lankas, 
John  A.  Lansden,  Arthur  D. 
L'auritzen,  Marc  A.  Laxer, 
Dennis  D.  Lee,  Michael  W. 
Linn,  Floyd  T.  Lorentz,  Wil- 
liam D.  Lorenz. 


Fifth  Row:  Forrest  E.  Louder- 
back,  Ronald  C.  Lundquist, 
Jon  W.  Lyman,  Kent  L.  Mar- 
met,  David  A.  Martin,  Max  T. 
Martin,  Ray  L.  Martin,  Richard 
J.  Massieon. 


Sixth  Row:  Kenneth  Massin- 
gill,  Craydon  D.  McDonald, 
Donald  C.  McEwen,  Walter  E. 
McFadden,  Michael  J.  Mc- 
Grath,  Gene  A.  Mcintosh,  Carl 
E.  McKee,  Joel  L.  Mead. 


Seventh  Row:  Bernard  J. 
Meirowsky,  Eldon  L.  Mickel- 
son,  Bruce  D.  Miller,  Dallas 
E.  Miller,  Jerry  L.  Morgen- 
stern,  Jerry  L.  Morris,  Michael 
M.  Morrissette,  Donald  L. 
Nepote. 


Eighth  Row:  Richard  L.  Nivi- 
son,  John  W.  Olson,  Price  W. 
Oman,  James  M.  Osborn, 
Robert  G.  Parker,  Roger  E. 
Parks,  Randy  B.  Patterson, 
Thomas  C.  Pearson. 


Ninth  Row:  Michael  B.  Peck, 
Richard  L.  Penner,  Robert  P. 
Penner,  Dennis  R.  Peters, 
George  E.  Petersen,  Dale  E. 
Peterson,  Eldon  E.  Peterson, 
Ronald  L.  Peterson. 


Bottom  Row:  Ronald  N.  Peter- 
son, Alan  K.  Pflughoeft,  Terry 
I.  Phillips,  Michael  R.  Pimple, 
James  R.  Ploger,  David  C. 
Powell,  Kimble  P.  Randel, 
Richard  M.  Reid. 

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Top  Row:  Stephen  E.  Reiter, 
Thomas  W.  Rhodes,  Gaylord 
L.  Rice,  Terrence  S.  Rice, 
Eugene  D.  Rider,  Robert  L. 
Riedl,  Collin  J.  Rivers,  Ron- 
ald D.  Robben. 


Second  Row:  Jackie  J.  Ribin- 
son,  Richard  L.  Robinson, 
Michael  D.  Rogers,  Rodger  J. 
Romberger,  Dennis  E.  Rork, 
John  R.  Rowland,  Jon  R. 
Rowlison,  Grover  C.  Rundell. 


Third  Row.-  Charles  A.  Ryser, 
Mark  G.  Samuelson,  Michael 
L.  Sandberg,  Richard  R. 
Sankey,  Daniel  I.  Saror,  Daryl 
R.  Scheatfer,  David  E. 
Schmidt,  Harlow  K.  Schmidt. 


Fourth  Row:  Merrill  K. 
Schmidt,  Joseph  M.  Schwart, 
Gene  M.  Scott,  Douglas  C. 
Seibel,  Gary  D.  Seibert,  Free- 
man G.  Seward,  Randal  E. 
Sheldon,  James  R.  Shetlar. 


Fifth  Row:  Donald  G.  Shivers, 
Larry  R.  Shubert,  Ronald  D. 
Slaven,  Gary  L.  Smith,  Harold 
J.  Smith,  John  C.  Smith, 
Thomas  C.  Smith,  Jon  D. 
Soder. 


Sixth  Row.-  Joel  S.  Spector, 
Laurence  W.  Spencer,  An- 
drew G.  Spotts,  Michael  T. 
Sprague,  Donald  W.  Steeples, 
Ralph  E.  Stegner,  Alan  R. 
Stephens,    Johnny    E.    Stoll. 


Seventh  Row:  Gary  J.  Strick- 
lin,  Stephan  A.  Strysower, 
James  G.  Stuart,  Odo  M.  Sud- 
beck,  Richard  D.  Suenram, 
Steven  M.  Thompson,  Joe  E. 
Thurston,  Hrag  J.  Tilkian. 


Eighth  Row:  Eldon  R.  Trost, 
Donald  C.  Utz,  Steven  J.  Van- 
Hole,  James  V.  VanSickel, 
James  F.  Wadsack,  Dennis  A. 
Wanklyn,  Charles  R.  Weldon, 
Ronald  L.  Welker. 


Ninth  Row:  Wendell  R.  Wells, 
Dennis  C.  Westphal,  Steven  J. 
Weybrew,  Ross  J.  Wichman, 
William  H.  Wieland,  F.  Lynn 
Willard,  Arthur  W.  William- 
son, Jerry  L.  Wilson. 


Bottom  Row:  John  B.  Wilt, 
William  G.  Winter,  John  W. 
Woodburn,  Michael  W.  Wool- 
verton,  William  L.  Worming- 
ton,  Kendal  M.  Wright,  James 
L.  Yager,  Steven  W.  Yust. 


255 


At  weekly  floor  meetings,  Marlatt  Hall  men  discuss  dormi- 
tory   policies,    plan    social    activities   and    organize    intra- 


mural teams.  A  Marlatt  Hall  squad  won  first  place  trophy 
in  the  men's  residence  hall  division  of  intramural  swimming. 


Marlatt  Hall  becomes  second  600-man  dormitory 


Completed  in  time  for  fall  residency,  Mar- 
latt Hall  became  the  newest  men's  residence 
hall.  The  six-story  structure,  built  on  a  plan 
similar  to  Goodnow  Hall,  housed  approxi- 
mately 600  men.  Like  Goodnow,  each  of  the 


six  floors  elected  its  own  government.  The  hall 
was  named  for  Washington  Marlatt,  who  was 
instrumental  in  persuading  Kansas  to  accept 
the  Morrill  Act,  establishing  the  state's  land- 
grant  college  at  Manhattan. 


Keeping  informed  on  current  affairs,  Marlatt  Hall  men  read 
news  media  before  eating  in  the  cafeteria  they  share  with 


Goodnow  Hall.  Each  of  the  hall's  six  floors  has  a  lounge 
where  the  men  may  have  dances  with  women's  livinggroups. 


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Marlatt  Hall -Top  Row.-  Don- 
ald B.  Roof,  Neil  M.  Abel, 
Douglas  R.  Aberle,  David  C. 
Adams,  James  P.  Adams,  Jon 
M.  Ahrens,  Clyde  C.  Albright, 
Albert  J.  Alexander. 


Second  Row:  Kenneth  R. 
Alexander,  James  N.  Allee, 
Glenn  P.  Alpert,  Ronald  L. 
Altendorf,  David  E.  Anderson, 
William  K.  Applebaugh,  Jerry 
L.  Armbruster,  Ralph  E. 
Arnott. 


Third  Row.-  Larry  A.  Ashley, 
Bruce  J.  Auman,  William  J. 
Axe,  John  P.  Ayres,  Roger  L. 
Baker,  Mark  W.  Baldwin,  Rus- 
sell S.  Ballou,  Edward  W. 
Bange. 


Fourth  Row.-  Jon  R.  Barbee, 
Charles  L.  Beach,  George  H. 
Bellairs,  William  M.  Bellairs, 
Gerald  E.  Bennett,  Lee  M. 
Benson,  Dwight  C.  Betten- 
brock,  Robert  D.  Bishop. 


Fifth  Row:  Richard  L  Black, 
William  A.  Blauvelt,  Robert  J. 
Bliss,  James  D.  Blocher,  Don- 
ald I.  Blumeier,  Fred  C.  Boger, 
Edwin  D.  Bowen,  Harry  J. 
Boyer. 


Sixth  Row.-  Dale  D.  Boyle, 
Brian  J.  Brack,  Michael  S. 
Brannan,  Alfred  L.  Breiten- 
stein,  Lawrence  R.  Brenn, 
Steven  R.  Brenner,  Warren  L. 
Briggeman,  Donald  R. 
Brining. 


Seventh  Row:  Gale  E.  Britton, 
Edwin  S.  Broadwell,  Ted  A. 
Broers,  James  R.  Brookshire, 
James  L.  Brown,  Richard  N. 
Brown,  Robert  F.  Brown,  Dale 
E.  Brown  lee. 


Eighth  Row:  John  R.  Brunk, 
David  W.  Bryan,  Vinson  L. 
Burch,  Stephen  M.  Burns, 
Stephen  Cadman,  Rodney  E. 
Callies,  Bruce  D.  Carey,  Lyle 
K.  Carmichael. 


Bottom  Row:  Tommy  R.  Carr, 
Patrick  C.  Carrico,  Douglas  F. 
Caster,  Michael  D.  Caulfield, 
Bruce  N.  Christensen,  Gary 
R.  Christian,  John  R.  Clark, 
William  E.  Clark. 

257 


Marlatt  Hall  -Top  Row:  Dar- 
rell  K.  Cockrum.RossW.  Cole, 
Larry  H.  Coltrane,  Jere  L. 
Compton,  Larry  R.  Condit, 
Craig  Cooper,  David  B.  Corby, 
Jerry  H.  Cox. 


Second  Row:  Stephen  M. 
Craft,  Michael  J.  Crater, 
Michael  A.  Crossley,  Gerald 
P.  Crow,  John  M.  Crow,  David 
W.  Cutter,  Stephen  A.  Daniel, 
Stephen  K.  Danielson. 


Third  Row:  Donald  F.  Darling, 
David  J.  Davis,  James  R. 
Davis,  John  M.  Davison, 
Michael  A.  Dekat,  James  G. 
Delfs,  Tony  M.  Delp,  John 
E.  Denning. 


Fourth  Row:  Dennis  L.  Desch- 
ner,  Jerry  A.  Dickinson, 
Thomas  J.  Dieker,  Robert  N. 
Dietrich,  William  L.  Dillon, 
Harvey  A.  Disenhouse,  Ernest 
M.  Diviney,  Stanley  R.  Downs. 


Fifth  Row:  Michael  J.  Dumiak, 
Richard  B.  Eager,  David  D. 
Eck,  Lyle  F.  Edelman,  James 
H.  Edminster,  Rodney  D.  Eg- 
gert,  Larry  D.  Ehrlich,  Larry 
E.  Elder. 


Sixth  Row:  Dennis  R.  Elliott, 
James  P.  Elliott,  Hazen  J. 
Ellis,  Jerry  W.   Engler,  Larry 

C.  Epley,  Donald  M.  Essmil- 
ler,  Robert  W.  Euler,  Kenneth 

D.  Everett. 


Seventh  Row:  Wayne  L.  Ewert, 
William  B.  Eyman,  John  D. 
Fabrizius,  Glenn  A.  Fager, 
Marvin  M.  Fairbank,  John  C. 
Farhy,  Larry  L.  Fausett,  Clif- 
ford E.  Fesmire. 


Eighth  Row:  Timothy  J.  Fields, 
Calvin  L.  Flaharty,  Ronald  C. 
Fletcher,  Patric  J.  Folwell, 
Lawrence  N.  Frey,  Marvin 
Futrell,  Daniel  R.  Galassini, 
Harold  J.  Garten. 


Ninth  Row:  Daniel  G.  Gasche, 
Walter  J.  Gaumer,  Grant  E. 
Glad,  Dennis  C.  Glaser,  Nich- 
olas Godun,  Bruce  W.  Goetze, 
Thomas  R.  Gossen,  Gary  M. 
Graham. 


Bottom  Row:  Gregory  E. 
Grandison,  Thayne  C.  Green, 
Joseph  F.  Greenwood,  Barry 
W.  Greis,  David  A.  Grider, 
Ronnie  J.  Griffin,  Gary  E. 
Grimes,  Ronald  E.  Gruen. 

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liam F.  Gubing,  Charles  W. 
Guthrie,  Allen  D.  Hadorn, 
Ronald  D.  Hadsall,  Neil  E. 
Hahn,  Charles  S.  Hann,  David 
J.  Harding,  Richard  L.  Harner. 


Second  Row:  Stephen  V. 
Hartman,  Donald  C.  Haver- 
kamp,  Thomas  M.  Heaton, 
Gilbert  J.  Heinen,  Arthur  D. 
Heitschmidt,  David  T.  Hellen, 
John  T.  Hendricks,  Michael 
A.  Hendricks. 


Third  Row.  Wayne  L.  Henning, 
Monte  S.  Hicks,  Bruce  A. 
Hiebert,  Lynnford  H.  Higley, 
Ronald  D.  Hoagland,  John  S. 
Hofer,  John  W.  Hofmann 
Dwelle  A.  Hogan. 


Fourth  Row:  David  J.  Hol- 
singer,  Glen  M.  Honeman, 
Robert  H.  Hossfeld,  Daniel  S. 
Huffman,  Dennis  D.  Hughes, 
Kenneth  B.  Hughes,  Bernard 
H.  Hund,  Charles  W.  Hurst. 


Fifth  Row:  Frederick  E.  Hut- 
tie,  Billy  D.  Ihrig,  Timothy  M. 
Ireland,  Willard  A.  Iverson, 
Samuel  R.  Jahnke,  Donald  L. 
Jameson,  Martin  E.  Janczak, 
Richard  L.  Janousek. 


Sixth  Row:  Daniel  E.  Jantzen, 
James  L.  Jaske,  Robert  C. 
Jehlik,  Douglas  K.  Jernigan, 
James  N.  Jobst,  Charles  R. 
Johnson,  Don  A.  Johnson, 
Kelly  D.  Johnson. 


Seventh  Row:  Roland  W. 
Johnston,  Charles  T.  Jones, 
Douglas  L.  Kaiser,  Marvin  D. 
Kallenbach,  Robert  M.  Kap- 
lan, Jerry  D.  Kazmaier,  Max 
S.  Keith,  Don  E.  Kelpe. 


Eighth  Row.-  Ronald  E.  Keys, 
Mickey  R.  Killgore,  Michael 
F.  Kingman,  Don  F.  Kissinger, 
William  R.  Klassen,  Patrick  F. 
Klenda,  David  C.  Kline,  David 
D.  Knight. 


Ninth  Row:  Loren  H.  Koch, 
Thomas  T.  Kodama,  Kenneth 
K.  Koenig,  David  C.  Kolars, 
Daniel  C.  Krepinevich, 
Thomas  G.  Ksiazek,  Leslie  W. 
Kuczynski,  Royce  D.  Kuhl- 
man. 


Bottom  Row:  Dennis  R.  Kuhn, 
Clifford  T.  Kumamoto,  Wing 
Kee  Kwok,  John  L.  Lackey, 
Wilbur  L.  Lala,  Orlan  R.  Land, 
Daniel  J.  Landon,  Arley  D. 
Lanman. 

259 


Marlatt  Hall -Top  Row:  Jerry 
G.  Larson,  Merle  D.  Larson, 
Milton  G.  Lau,  Eldon  D.  Law- 
less, Duane  R.  Lee,  Lonnie  L. 
Lemon,  Larry  M.  Lenhert, 
Michael  Lichtenberger. 


Second  Row:  David  K.  Light- 
ner,  Herbert  M.  Lindner, 
Dale  E.  Linin,  Dwight  E.  Lively, 
Roger  C.  Locher,  Richard  I. 
Lorch,  John  L.  Louderback, 
J.  A.  Lundquist. 


Third  Row:  Larry  L.  Lybarger, 
Jeffrey  L.  Lyon,  Robert  W. 
Mai,  Gary  E.  Maier,  Thomas 
E,  Marshall,  Albert  G.  Mar- 
ten, Lee  A.  Martin,  Stephen 
L.  Martin. 


Fourth  Row:  Larry  B.  Massey, 
Kenneth  E.  Mathias,  William 
D.  Mauck,  Gary  D.  McCargar, 
Randy  J.  McDonald,  Rex  C. 
McGugin,  William  J.  McKaig, 
Jim  A.  McKinnis. 


Fifth  Row:  Clifford  S.  Mc- 
Knight,  Donald  W.  McLaugh- 
lin, Robert  P.  Mease,  Robert 
D.  Meats,  Gary  D.  Metzinger, 
Christopher  C.  Micheals, 
James  R.  Miller,  John  R. 
Miller. 


Sixth  Row:  Marshall  F.  Miller, 
John  R.  Mitchem,  Phillip  E. 
Moore,  William  T.  Moore, 
Jerry  D.  Morgan,  Lyn  J.  Mor- 
gan, Danny  L.  Morris,  William 
W.  Morris. 


Seventh  Row.-  Bruce  D.  Mor- 
timer, Ronald  E.  Morton, 
James  P.  Murphy,  Elton  G. 
Murrow,  Frank  D.  Murry, 
Keith  D.  Neaderhiser,  Wil- 
liam L.  Negrini,  Vaughn  L. 
Nelson. 


Eighth  Row:  Larry  G.  Neu- 
schafer,  Michael  P.  New- 
comer, Galen  R.  Niedenthal, 
Nicholas  Nikolenko,  Larry  J. 
Nixon,  Richard  A.  Nixon, 
Owen  K.  Nordvig,  Terry  W. 
Odle. 


Bottom  Row:  Dwight  W. 
Oman,  Kenneth  A.  Oring, 
Thomas  L.  Oursler,  Jerry  W. 
Overton,  Richard  S.  Pad- 
dock, Thane  R.  Palmberg, 
William  C.  Pels,  Donald  E. 
Perkins. 

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Marlatt  Hall  -7op  Row:  Dale 
J.  Perry,  Lance  A.  Peterson, 
Daniel  D.  Petr,  Ralph  L. 
Pierce,  Richard  M.  Pierson, 
Joseph  S.  Pintar,  Ross  D. 
Piper,  Eugene  L.  Powell. 


Second  Row.-  Kent  R.  Praeger, 
Donald  W.  Prather,  David  H. 
Prosser,  John  M.  Quiring, 
John  W.  Ragland,  Carl  C. 
Ramsey,  Lane  C.  Ramsey, 
Paul  H.  Rawlings. 


Third  Row:  Ralph  L.  Reed, 
Steven  M.  Reed,  William  H. 
Reissig,  Max  D.  Remley,  Wil- 
liam L.  Reynolds,  Barry  L. 
Rhine,  Eugene  A.  Riedel, 
Randall  B.  Riley. 


Fourth  Row:  Richard  L. 
Riley,  James  M.  Robinson, 
David  R.  Rockhold,  Lynn  D. 
Romberger,  Edward  L.  Rork, 
Harvey  I.  Rosen,  Ronald  R. 
Rosenkranz,  Herbert  M. 
Rosenthal. 


Fifth  Row:  Richard  D.  Ross, 
William  R.  Ross,  Dale  L. 
Royer,  Dennis  W.  Ruckert, 
Roger  A.  Russ,  Mark  S.  Rus- 
sak,  James  J.  Ryan,  John  J. 
Ryan. 


Sixth  Row:  William  D.  Ryan, 
Kenneth  A.  Sanders,  Gen- 
naro  Sansone,  John  D. 
Sauble,  Perry  0.  Scheuer- 
man,  Wolfgang  P.  Schmidt, 
John  S.  Schofield,  Harry  M. 
Scott. 


Seventh  Row:  Daniel  J.  Sed- 
lak,  George  S.  Shank,  Mark 
P.  Shapiro,  Larry  G.  Shell, 
Michael  E.  Shelor,  Robert  S. 
Shelor,  Danny  D.  Sheneman, 
Robert  A.  Sheppard. 


Eighth  Row:  Dennis  R. 
Siefkes,  John  L.  Siemens, 
Mark  L.  Sigg,  Douglas  G. 
Simms,  John  L.  Singleterry, 
Danny  L.  Smith,  Gary  L. 
Smith,  Paul  D.  Smith. 


Bottom  Row:  Philip  W.  Smith, 
Ronald  W.  Smith,  Spencer  L. 
Smith,  Stanley  W.  Smith, 
Thomas  W.  Smith,  Walter  J. 
Smith,  Dallas  F.  Snyder, 
Phillip  F.  Spain. 

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Marlatt  Hall  -  Top  Row:  Stuart 
A.  Spaulding,  Graydon  D. 
Springer,  John  A.  Springer, 
Paul  S.  Springsted,  Alan  E. 
States,  John  D.  Stegner,  Ken- 
neth W.  Stein,  Merle  J. 
Sterling. 


Second  Row:  Kenneth  K. 
Sterne,  Andrew  F.  Stewart, 
Fred  S.  Stivers,  Kenneth  L. 
Stoner,  Melvin  J.  Stout,  John 
W.  Stude,  Ralph  E.  Stude- 
baker,  Clair  L.  Swann. 


Third  Row:  Roger  R.  Swart, 
Donald  L.  Sweat,  Homer  L. 
Taber,  John  C.  Taylor,  Wil- 
liam A.  Taylor,  Jay  S.  Tedford, 
Stephen  M.  Thieler,  Douglas 
J.Thirkell. 


Fourth  Row:  Donald  R. 
Thomas,  Jon  F.  Thomas,  Lin- 
don  C.  Thomas,  Ronald  L. 
Tittel,  Harold  J.  Topliff,  Ran- 
dall M.  Trembly,  James  C. 
Trybom,  Terry  F.  Ungeheuer. 


Fifth  Row:  Jerry  L.  Unzicker, 
James  D.  Vance,  Garry  R.  Van 
de  Riet,  Henry  W.  VanLaar- 
hoven,  Roger  E.  Vanover, 
Terry  E.  Waldren,  George  S. 
Wamhoft,  George  W.  Warren. 


Sixth  Row:  Jimmy  D.  Warren, 
Gary  L.  Washburn,  Carl  E. 
Watterson,  Montgomery  D. 
Webster,  Howard  M.  Wehr- 
man,  Stephen  B.  Weiner, 
Paul  H.  Weisman,  Darrel 
P.  Wentz. 


Seventh  Row:  Richard  D. 
West,  Richard  W.  Westhoff, 
Hugh  H.  Wheelock,  Douglas 
G.  Whetstine,  Terry  L.  White, 
Austin  L.  Widener,  Robert  H. 
Wilier,  Mark  D.  Williams, 
Robert  A.  Williams. 


Eighth  Row:  Ronnie  C.  Wil- 
liams, Richard  H.  Willits, 
Kenneth  C.  Wiltse,  Marvin  J. 
Winkley,  Wayne  R.  Winner, 
Ben  W.  Wood,  Franklin  C. 
Woods,  Steve  C.  Woodson, 
Randolph  L.  Wright. 


Bottom  Row:  Robert  J.  Wuth- 
now,  Jed  E.  Yaney,  Thomas 
C.  Zavesky,  Steve  M.  Zeide, 
Richard  M.  Zimmer,  Donald 
E.  Zimmerman,  Gary  L  Zim- 
merman, Frank  E.  Zitnik, 
Daryl  J.  Zumbrunn. 


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International  Hall  —  Top  Row: 
Mrs.  Jean  Lymore,  Cyril  0. 
Anazia,  Michel  Bady,  Michael 
S.  Chen,  Clorse  Dale. 


Bottom  Row:  Cyrus  Eilian, 
Joseph  Kapela,  Fred  Metzler, 
Moses  M.  Mukolwe,  Richard 
L.  Page. 


La  Citadel  -Top  Row:  Mrs.  L. 
T.  Smith,  Danny  R.  Emig, 
George  V.  Glines,  David  N. 
Hollis,  Tara  Kishen,  Fred- 
erick C.  Meek. 


Bottom  Row:  Philip  S.  Nel- 
son, Douglas  M.  Rohloff, 
Harlan  D.  Stauffer,  Ray  D. 
Stauffer,  Gale  R.  Sullivan, 
Harlan  T.  Wells. 


International  Hall  houses 
students  of  15  countries 


Cosmopolitan  influences 
accent  life  at  La  Citadel 


Organized  in  the  fall  as  a  residence  for 
foreign  students,  International  Hall  was  home 
for  students  from  15  countries.  Among  the 
residents  were  students  from  Persia,  India, 
Africa  and  France.  One  International  Hall 
man,  enrolled  at  the  University  as  a  special 
student,  was  an  associate  professor  of  agri- 
culture from  the  University  of  Bucharest 
in  Romania. 

Although  the  organization  was  new,  Inter- 
national Hall  men  planned  several  parties. 
Mrs.  Jean  Lymore  was  housemother  and  an 
organizer  of  International  Hall.  Clorse  Dale 
was  elected  president  of  the  21  residents. 


Interest  in  international  students  and  life 
in  foreign  lands  accented  the  life  of  La  Citadel 
men.  Included  among  the  11  men  were  seven 
students  from  India,  Turkey  and  Formosa. 
Christopher  Polycarpon,  a  student  from 
Cyprus,  spoke  to  the  men  about  the  island's 
political  situation  from  his  viewpoint  as  a 
Greek  Cypriot. 

Harlan  Wells  was  elected  president  while 
Mrs.  L.  T.  Smith  was  housemother  for  La 
Citadel.  The  living  group,  which  planned  a 
spring  hayrack  ride,  completed  its  eleventh 
year  on  campus.  Tau  Sigma  Delta  and  Sigma 
Tau  selected  La  Citadel  men  for  membership. 


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Kasbah-Mrs.  Evelyn  E. 
Rogers,  Claude  T.  Crawshaw, 
Charles  R.  Fail,  John  G. 
Hayes,  Gerald  L.  Lefmann, 
Michael  Qui II in,  Robert  P. 
Renner,  John  L.  Sheets. 


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Kasbcih  athletes  compete  in  five  intramural  sports 


Five  intramural  sports  were  entered  by 
Kasbah  men.  The  house  participated  in  inde- 
pendent division  competition  including 
basketball,  horseshoes  and  badminton.  Top- 
ping social  events  planned  by  Kasbah  was  a 


spring  formal.  Active  in  campus  organiza- 
tions, men  in  the  independent  living  group 
belonged  to  Soil  Conservation  Society  of 
America,  Klod  and  Kernel  Klub  and  the  Amer- 
ican Society  of  Agricultural  Engineers. 


OK  House- Mrs.  Stuart  Wal- 
ter, James  L.  Abendroth, 
Larry  D.  Groves,  Robert  B. 
Keigley,  Donald  L.  Kiser,  Den- 
nis C.  Patterson,  Robert  W. 
Shideler. 


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OK  House  feels  brunt 
of  housing  construction 


Pressure  of  competition  from  new  Marlatt 
Hall  and  apartment  complexes  near  campus 
was  felt  by  OK  House.   In  one  year  size 


dropped  from  20  men  to  four  residents  spring 
semester.  OK  House  was  organized  in  1953 
as  a  boarding  house  and  has  housed  as  many 
as  48  men.  However,  during  1964-65  meals 
were  discontinued,  and  the  group  ceased  to 
function  as  an  organized  living  group. 

During  fall  semester  the  men  participated 
in  intramurals.  The  OK  House  team  placed 
third  in  the  independent  division  of  football. 


Writing  a  composition,  students  complete  the  English  pro-  before  graduation.  Of  the  1,194  juniors  and  seniors  taking 

ficiency  test.  By  University  ruling,  the  test  must  be  passed  the    test    during   fall    semester,    16    per   cent   failed. 


Calculating  the  distance  between  two  points  on  a  map,  three 
Parsons  Hall  men  work  together  to  complete  homework  for 


an  Army  ROTC  map  reading  course.  Approximately  three- 
fourths  of  the  men  at  Parsons  Hall  are  enrolled  in  ROTC. 


Parsons  Hall  undertakes  yard  beautification  work 


Leveling  the  yard  and  planting  grass,  men 
of  Parsons  Hall  worked  on  a  grounds  beauti- 
fication project  for  their  housing  unit.  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Stanley  Parsons  served  as  house  parents 
for  the  independent  men's  hall,  1334  Fremont. 


Second  place,  over-all  standing  in  inde- 
pendent intramurals  competition  was  won  by 
Parsons  Hall.  As  social  activities,  Parsons  Hall 
residents  planned  a  steak  fry  and  a  hayrack 
ride  and  wiener  roast  at  Tuttle  Creek. 


Parsons  Hall  -Top  Row:  Mrs. 
R.  Stanley  Parsons,  James  H. 
Anderson,  James  D.  Ball, 
Thomas  C.  Burns,  Thomas  S. 
Church,  Jerry  L.  Covert,  Mar- 
tin H.  Crumrine. 


Second  Row:  Robert  E. 
Foster,  Richard  W.  George, 
Gale  W.  Hamilton,  Randy  D. 
Hassler,  Larry  S.  Hefty,  Ed- 
ward R.  Heinen,  John  J. 
Herynk. 


Bottom  Row:  Richard  E. 
Heuertz,  Kay  M.  Kimball, 
Earl  W.  Lyddane,  James  A. 
McClelland,  William  W. 
Smith,  Damon  P.  Swain,  Ron- 
ald D.  Welsh,  Roger  K.  White- 
man. 


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Stadium  plans  erection 
of  Wildcat  victory  torch 


West  Stadium  built  a  victory  fire  before  the 
Homecoming  game  and  made  plans  for  a 
permanent,  gas-fed  victory  torch.  Plans  speci- 
fied that  the  torch  be  placed  at  the  north  end 
of  Memorial  Stadium  to  burn  for  all  Wildcat 
athletic  events. 

Residents  entertained  at  a  spring  formal,  a 
Christmas  party  and  exchange  dances  with 
women's  dormitories.  The  senior  class  treas- 
urer and  the  captain  of  the  varsity  swimming 
team  were  among  the  30  residents  of  West 
Stadium.  The  men  donated  baskets  of  food  to 
Manhattan  families  at  Thanksgiving. 


Putting  astronomy  knowledge  to  use,  a  West  Stadium  resident 
explains  how  he  assembled  a  three-inch  reflector  telescope. 


West  Stadium  -Top  Row:  Mrs. 
Irene  Meyer,  Thomas  Meyer, 
Arthur  A.  Adams,  Robert  J. 
Albers,  Greg  L.  Broeckelman, 
William  W.  Buisch. 


Second  Row:  Jettie  F.  Con- 
dray,  Donald  D.  Craig,  David 
F.  Denning,  John  F.  Dillon, 
Robert  T.  Duenkel,  William 
D.  Eisele. 


Third  Row.-  Francis  L.  Eisen- 
barth,  Ronald  A.  Engelken, 
Robert  N.  Garrison,  Thomas 
M.  Hanlon,  Frank  D.  Harrison, 
Larry  L.  Henry. 


Bottom  Row:  Gary  F.  Hevel, 
Allan  J.  Hunziker,  Dennis  G. 
Jury,  Vincent  F.  Knopp, 
Steven  L.  Leuthold,  Mune- 
haru  Makishi. 

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West  Stadium  -Top  Row: 
Michael  P.  Martin,  Ronald  G. 
Miller,  Masanori  Minei,  Rod- 
ney L.  Moore,  Wayne  J.  Mul- 
lally,  Michael  J.  Murray. 


Second  Row:  Ikuo  Oka,  Terry 
L.  Patterson,  Gary  L.  Sapp, 
William  J.  Schrandt,  James  E. 
Schwing,  Larry  W.  Seim. 


Bottom  Row:  Daniel  J.  Shiel, 
Carl  B.  Sivage,  Donald  L. 
Soupiset,  Louis  A.  Stall- 
baumer,  Michael  B.  Stevens, 
Lewis  R.  Taylor,  Dexter  A. 
Vergin. 


Men  living  in  West  Stadium  live  closer  to  the  campus  than 
residents  of  any  of  the  other  men's  or  women's  dormitories. 


Students  have  only  a  three-minute  walk  from  their  rooms, 
built  in  the  west  half  of  Memorial  Stadium,  to  the  Union. 


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Often  preparing  daily  class  work,  married  women   in  Jar- 
dine  Terrace  must  also  care  for  their  homes  and  families. 


Jardine  Terrace   Mayors-William   B.   Pollock,  William   C.   Randle, 
James  I.  Miller,  A.  Thornton  Edwards. 


Allotted  the  grocery  shopping,  a  married  student  unloads 
ingredients  which  his  wife  will  need  for  a  week  of  meals. 


Jardine  Terrace  units 
house  married  students 


Jardine  Terrace  apartments  provided  homes 
for  534  student  families  spring  semester. 
Twenty-two  of  the  24  buildings  and  part  of 
another  were  used  for  married  housing.  Sin- 
gle, upperclass  women  lived  in  the  remaining 
University-operated  apartments. 

For  political  organization,  the  complex  was 
divided  into  five  blocks.  An  elected  council, 
composed  of  a  mayor  and  two  councilmen 
from  each  building,  governed  each  block. 
Jardine  did  not  conduct  an  organized  intra- 
mural program  as  it  had  in  former  years. 


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Evening  get-togethers  with  other  couples  to  play  cards  or 
just  talk  add  a  touch  of  relaxation  for  married  students. 


Enjoying  a  warm  day,  one  of  the  families  living  at  Jardine 
Terrace  barbecues  steaks  on  a  grill  outside  the  unit. 


First  traces  of  spring  encourage  car  washers  to  use  a  hos- 
ing down  site  provided  for  Jardine  Terrace  residents.  The 


complex  of  furnished  apartments  includes  volleyball  and 
basketball    courts    and    coin-operated    laundry    facilities. 


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Studying  often  proves  difficult  for  the  married  men  living 
with  their  families  in  the  University-operated  Jardine  Ter- 


race. Many  wives  who  live  in  the  northwest  campus  apart- 
ment complex  are  also  enrolled  in  course  work  for  degrees. 


Married  students  use  washers  and  dryers  in  laundry  facili- 
ties provided  at  Jardine  Terrace  for  their  weekly  washing. 


"Not  more  than  $150  damage,  I'm  sure,"  think  young  road- 
sters using  a  sidewalk  which  connects  Jardine  apartments. 


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Rising  nine  stories  high,  the  new  women's  dormitory  over- 
looks work  on  the  foundation  of  a  food  service  building. 


Construction    begins    on    a    $3,406,000    hall,   which    will 
house  627  women.  It  is  scheduled  to  open  Sept.  1,  1965. 


Combining  with  West  Hall,  the  new  dormitory  and  food  serv-         complex.   The   dormitory,  the  fourth   residence   hall   built 
ice   center  complete   part  of  a   proposed   four-dormitory  in  five  years,  makes  possible  the  closing  of  Waltheim  Hall. 


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Varsity  Sports 277-313 

Intramural  Sports 314-319 

All-Campus  Events 320-361 

Extra  Curricular  Activities 362-388 


Features 


College  memories  are  made  of  many  things  — 
the  images  of  people,  places  and  things.  Years 
after  graduation,  college  days  will  bring  back 
memories  of  plays,  heated  athletic  contests,  mem- 
berships in  music  groups  and  on  judging  teams 
and  publications  staffs.  These  extracurricular 
activities  reflect  an  image  of  one  segment  of  the 
well-rounded  student's  University  years.  Al- 
though events  and  organizations  must  fit  the  in- 
terests of  more  than  9,000  individuals,  each  student 
can  be  sure  there  will  be  activities  through  which 
he  can  express  his  own  personality. 


Distinctive  of  college  life  is  a  culturally 
flavored  atmosphere.  In  attending  programs 
ranging  from  Johnny  Mathis  to  the  Chamber 
Music  Series  to  John  Ciardi,  students  mirror 
cultural  interests.  Book  reviews,  plays,  the 
Artist  Series,  lectures  and  political  activities 
all  provide  a  foundation  on  which  the 
student  may  base  a  cultural  outlook. 


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Sports  Publicity  Director  Paul  DeWeese  and  his  assistant, 
Bernie  Gilmer,  relay  athletics  information  to  news  media. 


Athletics  Director  H.  B.  Lee  examines  a  drawing  of  a  pro- 
posed, compacted  earth  design  stadium  for  the  University. 


Athletics  Council  studies 
proposed  stadium  plans 


Plans  for  a  proposed  football  stadium  north- 
west of  the  campus  were  considered  by 
Athletics   Council.    Memorial   Stadium,   used 


for  football  games  for  40  years,  was  built  for 
$500,000.  Contributions  had  financed  con- 
struction of  the  stadium. 

As  its  primary  function,  Athletics  Council 
administered  policies  of  the  intercollegiate 
sports  program  through  Athletics  Director 
Horace  B.  Lee.  Merrill  A.  Durland,  a  member 
of  the  council  for  20  years,  presided  at  meet- 
ings of  the  12-member  board. 


Athletics  Council-Top  Row:   Gary   M.   Thomas,  William  J.  Clark, 
Charles  Socolofsky,  John  Chalmers,  John  C.  Frazier.  Bottom  Row: 


Donald    R.   Ferguson,  William   G.  Schrenk,   H.   B.   Lee,   Merrill   A. 
Durland,  Dan  W.  Upson. 


Chosen  K-State's  "Most  Inspirational   Player,"  John  Chris- 
tensen  outruns  a  Tiger  defender  to  gain  valuable  yardage. 


With  a  game  in  progress,  defensive  line  coach  John  Kadlec 
and  Coach  Doug  Weaver  issue  instructions  to  the  players. 


Quarterback  Ed  Danieley  launches  an  aerial  against   Ne- 
braska, Big  Eight  Conference  kingpin,  in  a  contest  at  Lincoln 


which  the  Wildcats  lost  47-0.  During  the  gridiron  season, 
Danieley  completed  36  tosses  for  358  yards  and  one  score. 


Weaver's  grid  team  ties 
for  Big  Eight's  fifth  spot 


Finishing  the  season  with  a  rush  by  win- 
ning two  of  the  final  three  games,  the  Wild- 
cats earned  a  3-7  record.  Coached  by  Doug 
Weaver,  the  team  tied  for  fifth  place  in  the 
Big  Eight.  Three  wins  were  the  most  for  a 
Cat  team  since  1955. 

In  the  season's  first  action  the  Purple  and 
White  battled  Wisconsin  to  the  wire  before 
being  dropped  17-7.  The  Wildcats  rebounded 
against  the  University  of  Colorado  by  cuffing 
the  Buffaloes  16-14.  Salting  away  their  first 
win,  the  'Cats  survived  a  Buff  surge  in  the 
second  half  of  the  game. 

Opening  home  action  showed  University 
fans  what  was  in  store  during  the  season. 
The  team's  defense  smothered  Missouri's 
offensive  thrusts  several  times  before  the 
Tigers    edged    in    to    score,   winning   7-0. 


Wildcat  defenders  Larry  Anderson,  Dan  Woodward,  Charlie 
Cottle  and  Bob  Mitts  smash  into  Tiger  fullback  Carl  Reese. 


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Ranked  third  in  the  nation  for  punting  with  a  43.4  yard  aver- 
age, Doug  Dusenbury  foots  a  ball  against  the  Jayhawkers. 


Wildcats  rope  Cowboys, 
pacify  Iowa's  Cyclones 


Nebraska  Cornhuskers  tacked  a  47-0  loss 
on  the  Wildcat  record  in  a  rugged  match  at 
Lincoln.  On  a  trip  into  Soonerland,  Weaver's 
squad  ran  into  pre-season  title  favorite  Okla- 
homa and  fell  44-0. 

University  of  Kansas  had  its  hands  full  with 
the  Wildcats  before  Jayhawker  All-American 
Gail  Sayers  broke  for  a  77-yard  scoring  jaunt. 
His  run  shackled  the  'Cats  with  a  7-0  loss.  The 
team  also  suffered  a  21-10  defeat  at  the  hands 
of  Arizona  State. 

Although  Iowa  State  visited  Memorial  Sta- 
dium with  hopes  of  picking  up  its  first  victory 
of  the  season,  the  Wildcats  turned  back  a  two- 
point  conversion  for  a  7-6  decision.  Against 
Oklahoma  State,  the  'Cats  used  a  blocked  kick 
score  to  win  the  home  game  17-14. 


Jayhawker  Ron  Oelschlager  is  piled  up  by  'Cat  defenders 
Mike  Beffa,  Dan  Woodward  and  Bill  Matan  after  a  short  dart 


up  the  'Cat  middle.  Although  Kansas  won  7-0,  the  Wildcat 
defensive  unit  stood  out  for  the  entire  Homecoming  contest. 


Sealing  off  an  opening  on  KU  All-American  Gail  Sayers, 
defense  players  Dan  Woodward,  Bob  Mitts,  Denby  Blackwell 


and  Bill  Matan  move  in  to  swamp  Sayers.  The  All-American 
was  held  to  six  yards  on  six  carries  for  the  first  half  of  play. 


Halfback  Jerry  Condit  flares  out  into  a  void  left  by  Iowa  State  leading  Wildcat  rusher,  picking  up  450  yards  during  the 

players  to  catch  a  pass  from  Ed  Danieley.  Condit  was  the  season.   The   halfback  was  also  the  third   place  receiver. 


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expresses   delight  over  the   Cyclone's   missed  field  goal. 


Matan,  a  junior,  and  Bob  Mitts,  a  senior  defensive  line- 
backer, were  named  to  the  All-Big  Eight  defensive  team. 


As  Max  Martin,  Bob  Mitts  and  Bob  Sjogren  gang  tackle  Iowa 
State's  Ron  Halda,  linebacker  Charlie  Cottle  falls  on  a 


Cyclone  fumble.  The  play  demonstrates  that  the  key  re- 
sponsible for  Wildcat  football  fortunes  was  defensive  action. 


In  the  Oklahoma  State  game,  Bob  Sjogren  and  Larry  Ander- 
son collapse  on  Cowboy  Jeff  Williams.   Defensive  action 


held  Cowboys  to  131  ground  yards.  After  winning  17-14,  the 
'Cats  won  a  fifth  place  Big  Eight  tie  with  Oklahoma  State. 


Lobos  edge  past  "Cats 
with  lengthy  field  goals 


In  the  season's  finale,  the  Wildcats  out- 
classed but  didn't  outscore  the  Lobos  of  the 
University  of  New  Mexico.  The  'Cats  domi- 
nated the  contest  statistically  but  three  field 
goals,  one  a  record  breaking  51 -yard  boot 
by  Lobo  guard  Jack  Abendschan,  turned 
the  game  into  a  9-7  loss  for  Weaver's  team. 


1964  Football  Squad- Top  Row:  Gary  F.  Pankratz,  Max  T.  Martin, 
John  H.  Anderson,  Lavere  J.  Hackbarth,  Donald  C.  Ford,  Richard  K. 
Wilkinson,  Richard  L.  Kochera,  Edward  L.  Danieley,  Mark  P.  Bolick, 
Larry  R.  Anderson,  Douglas  R.  Nutter,  Edward  H.  Dissinger,  Michael 
N.  Beffa,  Harry  L.  Taylor,  Donald  E.  Gabriel,  Roy  L.  Smith.  Second 
Row:  Kenneth  W.  Pearce,  Philip  A.  King,  Pat  V.  Patton,  John  M.  Novo- 
sel,  James  W.  Grechus,  Ronald  L.  Barlow,  Carl  E.  Branson,  Richard  S. 
Gilkison,  Willie  L.  Jones,  John  F.  Cairl,  David  J.  Langford,  William  D. 
Matan.  Third  Row:  Robert  L.  Hailey,  Donald  J.  Lawrence,  Daniel  F. 
Woodward,  Martin  W.  Aubuchon,  Steve  P.  Overton,  Warren  D.  Kla- 


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Kansas  State 

7 

Wisconsin 

17 

Kansas  State 

16 

Colorado 

14 

Kansas  State 

0 

Missouri 

7 

Kansas  State 

0 

Nebraska 

47 

Kansas  State 

0 

Oklahoma 

44 

Kansas  State 

0 

Kansas 

7 

Kansas  State 

10 

Arizona  State 

21 

Kansas  State 

7 

Iowa  State 

6 

Kansas  State 

17 

Oklahoma  State 

14 

Kansas  State 

7 

New  Mexico 

9 

Nebraska  won  the  1964  Big  Eight  Conference 
football  race.  Oklahoma  finished  second;  Kansas 
was  third;  and  Missouri  took  fourth.  K-State  and 
Oklahoma  State  tied  for  fifth;  Colorado  placed 
seventh;  and  Iowa  State  claimed  eighth. 

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L.  Alexander,  William  C.  Wilson,  Henry'S.  Howard,  Joseph  M.  Mur- 
ray, Charles  F.  Cottle,  Robert  B.  Nichols,  Jerry  L.  Cook,  Kenneth  D. 
LaRue,  Richard  E.  Towers.  Bottom  Row:  Laurence  Morgan,  John  A. 
Kadlec,  Richard  L.  Branson,  Richard  A.  Riggs,  Robert  L.  Mitts,  Robert 
H.  Becker,  Denby  L.  Blackwelk  Lawrence  E.  Condit,  Douglas  W. 
Weaver,  Douglas  K.  Dusenbury,  Robert  D.  Sjogren,  John  L.  Christen- 
sen,  Michael  D.  Penrod,  Carl  J.  Brown,  Edward  R.  Dissinger,  and 
Edward  Blankenhagen. 


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Under  first-year  Coach  Ken  LaRue,  the 
Wildcat  freshman  squad  continued  its  losing 
tendencies.  However,  marked  improvement 
was  noted  at  each  game.  Against  the  Nebraska 
crew,  the  yearlings  fought  gamely,  but  finally 
fell  0-7  before  a  hard-rushing  Husker  attack. 
Although  the  frosh  rushing  attack  faltered, 
LaRue's  team  applied  a  potent  passing  assault 
which  netted  100  yards. 

In  its  only  home  game,  the  frosh  squad  bat- 
tled a  tough  Kansas  team  and  was  upended 
13-6.  Wildcats  again  used  the  airways  to  stay 
in  the  game,  amassing  185  aerial  yards.  Quar- 
terback Mike  White  picked  up  86  yards  in  a 
single  pass  to  Lodis  Rhodes. 


1964  FRESHMAN  FOOTBALL 

Kansas  State  0  Nebraska 

Kansas  State  6  Kansas 


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Up  in  the  air,  freshman  Art  Strozier  attempts  to  spear  one 
of  the  39  aerials  thrown  by  the  frosh  squad  quarterbacks. 


Freshman  flame-thrower,   Mike  White,  flings  an  aerial   in         bined  with  end  Lodis  Rhodes  for  an  86-yard  scoring  pass  in 
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picked  up  a  season's  total  passing  distance  of  285  yards. 


1964  Freshman  Football  Squad- Top  Row:  John  J.  Bortka,  Jimmy  E. 
Wilson,  Richard  K.  Balducci,  Richard  A.  Noll,  John  R.  Darling,  Ben- 
jamin G.  Hammond,  John  R.  Phillip,  Robert  A.  Senn,  William  R,  Bell, 
Billy  D.  Ihrig,  Timothy  J.  Knolla,  Leonard  Schuckman,  James  M.  Dun- 
can, David  R.  Becraft,  John  L.  Vrooman,  Roger  E.  Shoemaker.  Sec- 
ond Row:  William  F.  Overman,  John  C.  Morgan,  Richard  M.  Goyne, 
Arthur  A.  Atrozier,  Marvin  M.  Fairbanks,  Charles  E.  Wretling,  John  E. 
McClure,  Lonnie  R.  Fomby,  Gregory  J.  Vahle,  William  B.  Greve,  Dean 
T.  Hokanson,  Marshall  E.  White,  Stephen  B.  Weiner,  Michael  J.  Mc- 
Grath,  Richard  J.  Massieon.  Third  Row:  Kenneth  W.  Albers,  Robert 


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James  R.  Etherton,  Raymond  S.  Driver,  Daniel  J.  Lankas,  Osmond 
Cain,  Kenneth  L.  Chrane,  Milan  J.  Borota,  Ronald  L.  Bowen,  Theodore 
R.  Arndt,  Andrew  G.  Spotts.  Fourth  Row:  Glenn  E.  Boyd,  Charles  L. 
Jarrett,  Darrell  D.  Althide,  Michael  D.  White,  James  A.  Rapp,  Leo  W. 
Salat,  Melvin  R.  Avery,  Thomas  A.  Gerencher,  Jerold  L.  Heck,  Frank 
A.  Brown,  Joseph  A.  Spurgeon,  Gary  D.  Balmer,  Larry  L.Clark,  Michael 
D.  O'Rourke,  Tom  H.  Corr,  Vernon  A.  Kraft.  Bottom  Row:  Daniel 
Scheneman,  Ronald  K.  Holm,  Dennis  R.  Winfrey,  Kenneth  D.  LaRue, 
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Jeff  Simons  and  Gary  Williams  fight  double  trouble, 
Indiana's  Van  Arsdale  twins,  for  a  rebound  during  the 


tilt  with  Indiana.  Simons  and  Williams  combined  to 
score  31  points,  but  the  Hoosiers  won  the  74-70  game. 


As  a  Mizzou  guard  towers  over  Roy  0.  Smith,  Dennis  Berkholtz,  a  sophomore  guard 
who  netted  17  points  in  the  loss  to  Missouri,  moves  in  to  help  the  fallen  'Cat  giant. 


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Basketball  team  swoops 
to  Big  Eight  sixth  place 


Although  Wildcat  basketball  players  picked 
up  Coach  Tex  Winter's  213th  win,  the  team 
finished  with  a  12-13  season  record.  The  squad 
placed  sixth  in  the  Big  Eight. 


K-State 

96 

K-State 

70 

K-State 

61 

K-State 

77 

K-State 

59 

K-State 

73 

K-State 

62 

K-State 

92 

K-State 

75 

K-State 

52 

K-State 

90 

K-State 

71 

K-State 

77 

K-State 

68 

K-State 

71 

K-State 

76 

K-State 

82 

K-State 

57 

K-State 

49 

K-State 

65 

K-State 

66 

K-State 

65 

K-State 

60 

K-State 

58 

K-State 

79 

Creighton 

82 

Indiana 

74 

Southern  Illinois 

48 

Loyola  (Chicago) 

67 

Penn  State 

60 

Washington 

66 

Washington 

71 

Oregon 

58 

Oklahoma 

65 

Kansas 

54 

Missouri 

62 

Oklahoma 

69 

Colorado 

80 

Missouri 

80 

Kansas 

63 

Iowa  State 

91 

Iowa  State 

71 

Nebraska 

62 

Oklahoma  State 

52 

Oklahoma 

80 

Kansas 

86 

Colorado 

50 

Oklahoma  State 

69 

Missouri 

67 

Nebraska 

67 

Forward  Jim  Hoffmann  fires  a  jump  shot  against 
Nebraska  during  a  62-57  Wildcat  loss  to  Huskers. 


Oklahoma  State  won  the  Big  Eight  champion- 
ship; Kansas  finished  second;  Missouri  and  Colo- 
rado tied  for  third;  Iowa  State  was  fifth;  K-State 
and  Nebraska  tied  for  sixth;  and  Oklahoma 
was  eighth. 


Surrounded  by  reporters,  Coach  Tex  Winter  discusses  the 
'Cat   victory   over   KU   with   Jayhawk   mentor  Ted  Owens. 


Leading  Wildcat  scorer,  Ron  Paradis,  drives  up  for  a  buck- 
et as  sophomore  Roscoe  Jackson  flexes  for  a  rebound  shot. 


Senior  Jeff  Simons,  who  scored  20  points  in  the  first  half 
against  Loyola,  readies  the  ball  for  another  two  pointer. 


Junior  scoring  sensation,  Ron  Paradis,  looks  for  a  'Cat  to 
pass  to  during  the  team's  82-71  conquest  over  Iowa  State. 


Paradis  led  Wildcat  scorers  during  the  season  campaign 
by  hitting  294  counters  for  a  12.3  average  during  24  games. 


Wildcats  meet  Creighton 
in  opening  home  combat 


Opening  play  of  the  basketball  season 
found  the  Wildcats  meeting  Creighton  in 
Ahearn  Field  House.  The  'Cats  defeated  the 
Bluejays  96-82  to  run  up  their  season's  highest 
game  score.  When  Indiana  played  in  Ahearn, 
its  VanArsdale  twins  shot  44  points  for  a 
Hoosier  victory  of  74-70.  Eighteen  points  by 
Jeff  Simons  topped  the  'Cat  offensive  effort 
against  Indiana.  Roy  Smith  recorded  17  points. 

In  the  Wildcat's  first  basketball  meeting 
with  Southern  Illinois,  the  team  snapped  out 
of  a  first  half  slump  to  batter  the  Salukis  61-48. 
At  the  Sunflower  Doubleheader,  the  Wildcats 
ripped  Loyola  of  Chicago  77-67  as  10  'Cats 
shared  in  scoring.  In  KU's  Allen  Field  House 
for  the  second  half  of  the  doubleheader,  Penn 
State  surprised  players  by  outscoring  them 
60-59.  Simons  again  led  scoring  with  33  points. 

On  the  team's  west  coast  swing,  the  'Cat's 
found  play  in  their  favor  when  they  defeated 
Washington  73-66.  However,  the  men  lost  to 
Washington  the  following  night.  Wildcats 
romped  to  a  92-58  win  over  Oregon,  their 
biggest  winning  margin  of  the  campaign. 


Ron  Paradis  dodges  into  position  for  a  play  in  the  Southern 
Illinois   game.    The   visitors   fell   61-48  to   the   'Cats. 


Senior  forward  Lou  Poma  fights  off  three  Kansas  players  to 
nab  a  rebound  in  the  team's  71-63  win  over  the  Jayhawks. 


Two  Penn  State  squad  members  entangle  themselves  with  6- 
foot,   10-inch  Roy  Smith  at  the  Sunflower  Doubleheader. 


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Senior  Lou  Poma,  who  signed  a  contract  to  play  profes- 
sional football,  blocks  a  shot  loosed  by  a  Creighton  player. 


Roy  Smith,  6-foot,  10-inch  pivot,  receives  the  worst  end  of 
a  play  after  he  is  knocked  down  during  the  game  with  OU. 


After  setting  up  a  play  with  a  delicate  pass,  Jeff  Simons 
(21)  moves  in  to  fight  for  the  rebound  from  a  shot  taken 


by  Jim  Hoffmann  against  Missouri.  The  Tigers  ended  the 
'Cat's  eight-game,  home  winning  streak  with  a  67-58  victory. 


In  the  game  against  Loyola  of  Chicago  during  the  Sunflower 
Doubleheader,  Dick  Barnard  chases  a  loose  ball.  The  Wild- 


cats defeated  the  Ramblers  77-67  in  the  first  meeting  of  the 
two  schools  since  1936  when  Loyola  upended  the  Wildcats. 


As  Jim  Hoffmann  goes  for  a  rebound,  Ron  Paradis  arches  a 
shot  over  the  out-stretched  hand  of  a  Penn  State  player. 


"Cats  win  two,  place  third 
in  pre-season  tourney 


In  the  pre-season  Big  Eight  Tournament  in 
Kansas  City,  the  'Cats  downed  Oklahoma 
75-65  in  the  first  game  but  were  edged  out  by 
Kansas  54-52  in  the  second  contest.  While  the 
team  finished  third  by  defeating  Missouri 
90-62,  Kansas  players  were  the  eventual  cham- 
pions. Later,  on  a  last  second  tip-in  by  Roy 
Smith,  the  squad  won  a  game  with  Oklahoma 
in  the  opening  conference  game. 

On  the  road,  the  Wildcats  met  Colorado  and 
Missouri.  The  Buffaloes  scored  an  80-77  win 
despite  a  22-point  performance  by  Ron 
Paradis.  Missouri  ripped  the  team  80-68  in  an 
afternoon,  televised  game.  With  Roy  Smith 
hitting  25  points,  the  Wildcats  defeated  Kansas 
71-63.  Iowa  State  dropped  the  men  91-76,  but 
the  'Cats  overcame  the  loss  with  an  82-71  win 
in  a  return  game. 

With  a  62-57  upset,  Nebraska  started  a  four- 
game  'Cat  losing  streak.  Big  Eight  winner, 
Oklahoma  State,  defeated  the  'Cats  52-49. 

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Basketball  players  cluster  around   Roy  Smith  after  they 
scored  a  two-point  win  over  OU.  Smith,  named  to  the  Big 


Eight  All-Academic  first  team,  recorded  a  goal  as  the  gun 
sounded  to  hand  the  Wildcats  a  71-69  victory  over  Oklahoma. 


"Cats  fight  losing  skein, 
win  finale  at  Nebraska 


Oklahoma  kept  the  Wildcat  losing  skein 
alive  with  an  80-65  victory  in  the  third  season 
game  between  the  two  teams.  Ron  Paradis 
triggered  'Cat  scoring  by  netting  15  points. 
To  avenge  an  early  season  loss,  KU  jumped 
into  an  early  game  lead  of  11-2  and  pinned  the 
team  86-22. 

Wildcats  broke  the  losing  streak  with  a 
65-50  win  over  Colorado.  Smith  led  the  'Cat 
assault  with  14  points.  In  a  return  match  with 
Oklahoma  State,  the  players  lost  69-60  to  the 
Cowboys. 

In  the  final  home  encounter,  the  men  sus- 
tained a  67-58  defeat  by  Missouri.  For  the 
season's  finale  at  Lincoln,  the  Wildcats  stormed 
over  the  Cornhuskers  79-67.  Sophomore 
Dennis  Berkholtz  recorded  19  points. 

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From  a  basket's-eye  view,  Larry  Weigel  makes  a  steal  from 
Colorado's  Bob  Bauers  in  the  65-50  'Cat  basketball  victory. 


Fierce  competition  between  Roy  Smith  and  a  KU  player  spurs         Grabbing  a  rebound  over  Missouri's  Ned  Monsees,  Sammy 
Smith  to  complete  his  best  season  game,  netting  25  points.  Robinson  adds  to  111  baskets  he  scored  during  the  season. 


1965  Basketball  Squad  -Top  Row:  Assistant  Coach  Roy  DeWitz, 
Jeffrey  C.  Simons,  James  N.  Hoffmann,  John  W.  Olson,  Nick  Pino, 
Roy  0.  Smith,  Gary  W.  Williams,  Louis  L  Poma.  Second  Row.-  Assis- 
tant Coach  William  W.  Guthridge,  Robert  E.  George,  Sammy  J. 
Robinson,  Ronald  E.  Paradis,  Dennis  L.  Berkholtz,  Dick  L  Barnard, 


James  R.  McConnell,  Coach  Tex  Winter.  Bottom  Row:  Lawrence  N. 
Weigel,  Lawrence  A.  Cohan,  Gerald  E.  Janovetz,  Chester  L  Berger, 
William  R.  Jackson,  Richard  V.  Linnell,  John  S.  McCormick,  Student 
Manager  Jerry  D.  Kazmaier. 


Sophomore  Dennis  Berkholtz  fakes  a  shot  over  seven-foot  Nick 
Pino  in  varsity-freshman  play  won  by  the  varsity  men  72-49. 


Spearing  a  rebound  against  Nebraska,  Earl  Seyfert  shows 
the  form  that  helped  him  lead  the  frosh  team  in  rebounding. 


1965  Freshman  Basketball  Squad-7bp  Row:  Tommie  J.  Harvey, 
Robert  D.  Herman,  Michael  H.  Williams,  Earl  H.  Seyfert,  Neddie  K. 
Goss,  Leo  D.  Hawkins,  Walter  J.  Viney.  Second  Row:  Coach  Roy 
DeWitz,  Assistant  Coach  William  W.  Guthridge,  Roy  K.  Teas,  Alan  J. 
Robinson,  Daniel  E.  Gaskin,  Thomas  K.  Rogge,  Joseph  S.  Henrichs, 


Steven  F.  Honeycutt,  Student  Assistant  Thomas  C.  Train,  Coach 
Morice  F.  Winter.  Bottom  Row:  Student  Manager  Jimmie  W.  Smith, 
Rodney  D.  McMullen,  Roger  K.  Dickerson,  Stephen  A.  Webb,  Eugene 
D.  Rider,  Mark  T.  Milbourn,  John  W.  Shupe,  Student  Manager 
Robert  D.  Meats. 


Freshman  cage  season 
closes  with  4-4  record 


After  four  early  season  victories,  the  fresh- 
man basketball  team  slumped  to  a  4-4  over-all 
mark.  With  three  high  school  All-American 
recruits,  the  yearlings  opened  with  an  86-59 
win  over  Chanute  Junior  College.  On  the  road 
against  Nebraska,  the  squad  whipped  the 
Cornhuskers  73-71. 

Meeting  University  of  Kansas  freshmen 
twice,  the  'Cats  recorded  losing  scores  both 
times.  The  freshmen  ended  the  season  de- 
feated by  Parsons  Junior  College,  KU  and 
Missouri  in  a  final  three-game  home  stand. 

1965  FRESHMAN  BASKETBALL 


Kansas  State 

86 

Chanute  Junior  College 

59 

Kansas  State 

76 

Dodge  City  Junior  College 

71 

Kansas  State 

73 

Nebraska 

71 

Kansas  State 

83 

Nebraska 

81 

Kansas  State 

63 

Kansas 

78 

Kansas  State 

77 

Parsons  Junior  College 

78 

Kansas  State 

58 

Kansas 

61 

Kansas.  State 

58 

Missouri 

64 

Mike  Williams,  who  led  freshmen  in  scoring  and  finished 
second  in  rebounding,  grabs  a  rebound  during  the  KU  game. 


Putting  a  stop  to  a  drive  by  Dodge  City's  Reggie  Green  is 
'Cat   Roy  Teas.    Former   high  school   All-Americans,   Mike 


Williams  and   Earl   Seyfert,  move  to  assist  Teas.  With  an 
average  18.4  points  per  game,  Williams  was  top  frosh  scorer. 


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Moving  in  for  the  kill,  senior  Dick  DeMoss  attempts  to 
turn  a  Fort  Hays  wrestler  to  set  him  in  position  for  a  pin. 


Four  Wildcat  Wrestlers 
place  in  Big  Eight  meet 


Wildcat  wrestlers  placed  fifth  in  the  Big 
Eight,  boosted  by  a  third  place  finish  by 
Richard  DeMoss  in  the  157-pound  class.  Martin 
Little,  123;  Gary  Watson,  177;  and  Ron  Baker, 
heavyweight,  placed  fourth  in  their  classes  at 
the  conference  meet. 

Oklahoma  State  finished  first,  followed  by 
Iowa  State,  Oklahoma,  Colorado,  K-State, 
Nebraska,  Missouri  and  Kansas. 
1965  WRESTLING 


Kansas  State 

14 

South  Dakota  State 

11 

Kansas  State 

11 

Minnesota 

16 

Kansas  State 

22 

Wisconsin  State 

5 

Kansas  State 

14 

Nebraska 

14 

Kansas  State 

21 

Fort  Hays  State 

11 

Kansas  State 

9 

Mankato  State 

21 

Kansas  State 

2 

Minnesota 

27 

Kansas  State 

20 

Nebraska 

6 

Kansas  State 

25 

Kansas 

3 

Kansas  State 

0 

Oklahoma  State 

28 

Kansas  State 

27 

Kansas 

5 

Kansas  State 

23 

Missouri 

3 

Kansas  State 

13 

Wyoming 

15 

Kansas  State 

9 

Colorado 

22 

Kansas  State 

0 

Iowa  State 

23 

Kansas  State 

22 

Kansas 

10 

Kansas  State 

27 

Air  Force  Academy 

2 

Kansas  State 

8 

Oklahoma 

22 

1965  Wrestling  Squad  -Top  Row:  Coach  Fritz  G.  Knorr,  Thomas  V. 
Ruttino,  John  R.  Mitchem,  Mark  E.  Sharp,  Jerome  H.  Cheynet, 
Russell  Lay,  William  A.  Williams,  James  R.  Horning,  Martin  L.  Little, 
Freshman  Coach  Rosalio  Garcia.  Second  Row:  Gene  R.  Morford, 
William  P.  Atkinson,  James  G.  Kent,  Joel  R.  Kriss,  Kenneth  C.  Gore- 
ham,  Leslie  A.  Schreiner,  Dennis  D.  Wootter,  Robert  J.  Bliss,  Wolfgang 


P.  Schmidt.  Third  Row:  Larry  E.  Elder,  Larry  S.  James,  Daniel  D. 
Dunham,  Ira  L  Dale,  John  S.  Schofield,  David  M.  Greene,  Ray 
Ottenberg,  Richard  T.  DeMoss,  Richard  G.  Howell.  Bottom  Row: 
Martin  D.  List,  Raymond  E.  Smith,  David  K.  Lightner,  William  R. 
Hegberg,  Ronald  A.  Baker,  Gary  E.  Watson,  Michael  L.  Moser,  William 
L.  Brown,  Larry  J.  Urban,  Floyd  A.  Jones. 


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In  a  167-pound  match,  Joel  Kriss  strains  during  his  escape 
from  a  Nebraska  foe.  Kriss,  a  sophomore,  was  out  of  action 


for  the  last  two  weeks  of  the  mat  season,   missing  the 
Big  Eight  wrestling  tourney  and  a  dual  with   Oklahoma. 


Head  wrestling  coach  for  the  fourteenth  season,  Fritz  Knorr 
directs  the  fortunes  of  Wildcat  grapplers  from  the  bench. 


Working  a  reversal,  William  R.  Williams  moves  to  the  ad- 
vantage before  losing  to  a  University  of  Oklahoma  wrestler. 


Churning   to   a   varsity    record    in   the   200-yard   butterfly, 
Allan  Fedosky  nears  a  turn  in  the  meet  Emporia  State  won. 


Four  swimmers  earn 
All-Conference  berths 


Four  Wildcat  swimmers  were  named  to  the 
All-Conference  team.  The  squad  posted  a 
5-4  dual  record.  Paced  by  sophomore  Bob 
Duenkel,  who  won  two  events,  the  swimmers 
placed  fifth  in  the  Big  Eight  meet.  Ranked 
twelfth  in  NCAA  contention,  Duenkel  became 
the  first  Wildcat  ever  to  place  in  a  national 
meet. 


1965 

SWIMMING 

Kansas  State 

58 

Washington  of  St.  Louis 

37 

Kansas  State 

35 

Kansas 

59 

Kansas  State 

23 

Oklahoma 

71 

Kansas  State 

54 

Colorado 

41 

Kansas  State 

67 

Pittsburg  State 

28 

Kansas  State 

64 

Emporia  State 

31 

Kansas  State 

74 

Oklahoma  State 

21 

Kansas  State 

31 

Iowa  State 

61 

Kansas  State 

40 

Nebraska 

55 

Oklahoma  captured  the  Big  Eight  swimming  meet 
followed  by  Iowa  State,  Kansas,  Nebraska,  Kansas 
State,  Colorado,  Oklahoma  State  and  Missouri. 


1965  Swimming  Squad  -Top  Row:  Coach  Edward  J.  Fedosky,  Billy  D. 
Ratliff,  David  R.  Reynolds,  Robert  T.  Duenkel,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Patrick 
K.  Harrold,  Thomas  M.  Hanlon,  Donald  E.  Hyde.  Second  Row:  Craig 
A.  McNeal,  Terry  L.  Mack,  Norman  T.  Shawver,  Gerald  M.  Plummer, 


Robert  J.  Turner,  Frederick  Erickson,  Matthew  L  Butler,  Allen  L 
Fedosky.  Bottom  Row:  Dennis  D.  Hughes,  John  R.  Kegley,  Herbert 
R.  Hopper,  Craig  W.  Ridenour,  Michael  D.  Dumford,  James  D. 
Latham,  Thomas  L  Oursler,  Dexter  A.  Vergin. 


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1965  Gymnastics  Squad -Coach   Frank  J.  Thompson,  Wilson   L. 
Denton,  James  L.  Bottorff,  Fred  L.  Peterson,  Stanley  R.  Husted,  Clair 


C.  Hill,  Robert  K.  Breckbill,  Donald  C.  Griffiths. 


Gymnasts  set  records, 
earn  fifth  in  conference 


Ending  the  season  with  a  5-5  dual  record, 
the  gymnastics  team  finished  fifth  in  the  Big 
Eight  Conference  meet.  Lee  Denton  and  Stan 
Husted  paced  the  squad  in  a  record  setting 
season.  Denton  set  a  Wildcat  record  for  most 
points  scored  by  recording  210  points.  Husted 
also  established  a  mark  in  the  side  horse  with 
53  points,  including  eight  first  place  finishes 
in  10  gymnastic  meets. 


1965  GYMNASTICS 

Kansas  State 

36 

Iowa  State 

80 

Kansas  State 

78 

Central  Missouri  State 

42 

Kansas  State 

91 

Wichita  State 

23 

Kansas  State 

25 

Nebraska 

93 

Kansas  State 

62 

Central  Missouri  State 

58 

Kansas  State 

37 

Fort  Hays  State 

82 

Kansas  State 

35 

Colorado 

84 

Kansas  State 

36 

Kansas 

83 

Kansas  State 

65 

Wichita  State 

55 

Kansas  State 

71 

Northwest  Okla.  State 

49 

Iowa  State  won  the  Big  Eight  meet,  followed  by 
Colorado,  Nebraska,  Kansas  and  Kansas  State. 
Missouri,  Oklahoma  and  Oklahoma  State  did 
not  compete. 


Captain  Lee  Denton  springs  through  a  movement  on  the  long 
horse,  an  event  added  this  season  to  all-around  competition. 


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Distance  runners  race 
to  fourth  in  conference 


Finishing  fourth  in  the  Big  Eight  high- 
lighted the  cross-country  season  for  distance 
runners,  with  DeLoss  Dodds  coaching  the 
team  for  the  second  year.  Conrad  Nightingale, 
who  finished  fourth  in  the  Big  Eight  meet, 
paced  Wildcat  runners  to  cross-country  wins 
over  Wichita  State,  Missouri  and  Nebraska. 


Kansas  State 
Kansas  State 
Kansas  State 

Kansas  State 


1964  CROSS-COUNTRY 

20  Missouri  38 

26  Nebraska  29 

34  Drake  27 

Wichita  State  65 

66  Kansas  33 

Fort  Hays  State  52 

Emporia  State  63 


Low  score  wins.  Kansas  won  the  Big  Eight  title, 
followed  by  Oklahoma  State,  Colorado,  Kansas 
State,  Nebraska,  Iowa  State,  Missouri  and 
Oklahoma. 


Jubilant  Coach  DeLoss  Dodds  grabs  Conrad  Nightingale  after 
the  runner  placed  fourth  in  the  Big  Eight  cross-country  meet. 


1964  Cross-Country  Squad -Coach  DeLoss  Dodds,  Conrad  Night- 
ingale, Michael  E.  Michaud,  Richard  L.  Gillaspie,  Albert  N.  Yenkey, 


Kenneth  L.  Francis,  Charles  Y.  Harper,  Wilfred  H.  Lehmann. 


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1965  Indoor  Track  Team  -Top  Row.- William  L.Congleton,  Michael  E. 
Michaud,  Donald  E.  Payne,  Lon  K.  Floyd,  Kenneth  H.  Underwood, 
Robert  E.  Schmoekel,  Roland  M.  Gunn,  Don  L.  Riedl,  Steven  L. 
Rogers,  Asst.  Coach  Robert  L.  Baker.  Second  Row:  Manager  Ray  L. 
Salyer,  Wilfred  H.  Lehmann,  Charles  Y.  Harper,  A.  Norman  Yenkey, 


Conrad  Nightingate,  David  C.  Tuggle,  Robert  C.  Hines,  William  A. 
Floerke,  Ronald  K.  Holm,  Coach  DeLoss  D.  Dodds.  Bottom  Row: 
James  A.  Beard,  Harry  L.  Kitchener,  John  H.  Ferguson,  Michael  A. 
Novak,  William  L.  Selbe,  Harold  R.  Harrison,  Arthur  S.  Harvey, 
Spencer  W.  King,  Richard  L.  Gillaspie. 


"Cats  top  second  division 
in  Big  Eight  indoor  meet 


Tying  for  fifth  place  in  the  Big  Eight  indoor 
meet  highlighted  the  season  for  Wildcat  track 
men.  Donald  Payne  and  Bill  Selbe  topped  the 
'Cat  performances.  Payne  finished  first  in  the 
400-yard  dash  to  give  the  team  its  first  indi- 


vidual winner  since  1961.  Selbe  placed  second 
in  the  600-yard  run. 

1965  INDOOR  TRACK 

46                                      Nebraska  89 

Drake  16 

31                                      Kansas  91 

91                                      Wichita  State  22 


Kansas  State 


Kansas  State 
Kansas  State 


In  the  Big  Eight  Indoor  Track  Meet,  Missouri 
finished  first  followed  by  Kansas,  Nebraska, 
Oklahoma  State,  Kansas  State  and  Oklahoma  (tie), 
Colorado  and  Iowa  State. 


Gliding  over  the  timbers  in  a  preliminary  heat  of  the  60-yard 
high  hurdles  at  the  K-State  Indoor  Relays,  Ron  Holm,  in 


second   place,  tests  first  place  hurdler  Darrell   Green  of 
Iowa  State.  Wildcat  runners  placed  second  in  the  Relays. 


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High-flying  Steve  Rogers  heaves  himself  into  the  sand  pit 
during  broad  jump  competition  at  the  Missouri  meet. 


'Cats  pull  out  of  cellar 
in  conference  rankings 


Coach  DeLoss  Dodds,  in  his  first  season  at 
the  helm  of  the  Wildcat  trackmen,  guided  K- 
State  thinclads  out  of  the  Big  Eight  cellar  into 
seventh  place.  Despite  injuries  to  key  person- 
nel, Dodds'  squad  posted  a  one-win,  three- 
loss  dual  record  for  the  conference  meets. 

Injuries  to  valuable  individual  performers 
was  a  problem  for  the  Wildcats.  Bill  Floerke, 
top  javelin  launcher;  Don  Payne,  quartermiler 
for  the  K-State  club  and  dashman  Dale  Alex- 
ander were  hampered  throughout  spring  track 
season  with  major  injuries. 

Bob  Hines,  junior  broad  jumper,  headed 
Wildcat  action  with  most  points  earned  dur- 
ing the  season.  Hines  scored  in  each  of  K- 
State's  duals  and  in  the  Arkansas,  Texas  and 
Colorado  relays.  Only  meet  in  which  the 
jumper  failed  to  score  was  the  Kansas  Relays. 


During  first  season  as  head  track  coach,  DeLoss  Dodds  times 
a  practice  run  around  the  Memorial  Stadium  cinder  track. 


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In  decathlon  competition,  trackster  Steve  Rogers  glides  over  a  pole  vault  bar.  Rogers 
earned  fourth  place  in  the  ten  grueling  decathlon  events  during  the  Kansas  Relays. 


Wildcat  hurdlers  Tony  Beard,  Jack  Hooker  and  Don  Bouchey 
leg  it  down  to  the  wire  against  Missouri,  but  only  Beard 


placed  for  the  'Cats.  He  finished  with  second  in  the  dual 
and  also  took  third  in  high  hurdles  at  the  Colorado  contest. 


303 


Strained  expressions  cover  the  faces  of  Wildcat  and  Missouri 
sprinters  as  they  explode  from  starting  blocks  in  the  Mis- 


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souri  dual.  'Cat  trackmen  scored,  but  not  enough  to  ward 
off  a  8OV2  to  64V2  loss  suffered  at  the  hands  of  the  Tigers. 


1964  Outdoor  Track  Squad  -Top  Row:  Gerald  L.  Condit,  Michael  A. 
Novak,  David  C.  Tuggle,  K.  Jack  Hooker,  Steve  L.  Rogers,  Kenneth  D. 
Winters,  Donald  E.  Payne,  Spencer  W.  King,  Robert  C.  Mines,  William 
A.  Floerke.  Second  Row:  John  P.  McNeal,  Lawrence  E.  Condit,  Robert 
E.  Schmoekel,  William  L.  Selbe,  Jerold  W.  Kinnamon,  Arthur  S.  Har- 


vey, Richard  L.  Gillaspie,  William  W.  Dutton,  James  A.  Beard,  Ray 
L  Salyer,  Coach  D.  DeLoss  Dodds.  Bottom  Row:  Gerald  E.  Darnall, 
Paul  B.  Swartz,  Albert  N.  Yenkey,  Bruce  A.  McGehe,  Virgil  B.  Roper, 
Gary  D.  Bouchey,  Dixon  R.  Doll,  John  H.  Ferguson,  William 
L.  Congleton. 


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Ace  runner,  Bill  Selbe,  breaks  the  finish  tape  ahead  of  Mis- 
souri tracksters  for  first  place  in  the  440-yard  dash. 


Wildcats  score  points 
in  relays,  single  action 


With  most  scores  earned  by  the  team  in  any 
of  the  relays,  Wildcats  placed  in  seven  events 
at  the  Arkansas  Relays.  At  Stillwater  five  men 
ranked  in  Big  Eight  action  while  in  the  sea- 
son's only  triangular  action,  Wildcat  trackmen 
compiled  56  points  to  overtake  Texas  Tech's 
32  counters.  Oklahoma  led  scoring  at  the  meet 

with  88  points.  During  the  Stillwater  meet 
Dale  Alexander,  the  squad's  top  sprinter, 
placed  in  the  100-  and  220-yard  dashes. 

Claiming  a  266.4-foot  toss,  javelin  bomber 
Bill  Floerke  was  ranked  first  in  the  nation  early 
in  the  year.  He  finished  the  season  fourth 
among  national  javelin  launchers.  In  final 
American  Olympic  trials,  the  K-Stater  placed 
fifth.  Although  injured  later  in  the  season, 
Floerke  snared  top  honors  at  the  first  spring 
meet  with  a  251.7-foot  toss. 


1964  OUTDOOR  TRACK 

Kansas  finished  first  at  the  Big  Eight  meet, 
followed  by  Nebraska,  Missouri,  Oklahoma,  Okla- 
homa State,  Colorado,  K-State  and  Iowa  State. 


In  the  mile  relay,  Bill  Selbe  races  to  the  finish  line  to  secure 
first  place  for  the  'Cat  track  squad  at  the  Missouri  dual. 

305 


Late  peg  from  the  Colorado  outfield  allows  Wildcat  Sam 
Somerhalder  to  score  a  run  in  the  last  home  game. 


Somerhalder,  'Cat  outfielder,  had  the  fourth  highest 
batting  average  and   was   second    in   runs  on  the  team. 


Wauthier's  "Cats  finish 
in  Big  Eight  basement 


Because  of  frequent  fielding  lapses  and  the 
lack  of  timely  hitting,  Coach  Ray  Wauthier's 
Wildcat  baseball  squad  finished  in  the  Big 
Eight  Conference  cellar,  sporting  a  5  win 
and  18  loss  record.  A  stout  defense,  one  of 
Wauthier's  trademarks  in  the  past,  was  miss- 
ing from  the  games.  Numerous  errors  were 
made,  leading  to  45  unearned  runs. 

Coach  Wauthier,  in  his  final  year  at  the 
helm  of  the  Wildcat  baseball  team,  experi- 
mented with  the  line-up,  hoping  to  get  the 
team  to  snap  out  of  a  season-long  batting 
slump.  The  team  average  was  .168;  their  oppo- 
nents batted  the  Wildcat  pitching  staff  for  a 
.272  average.  The  leading  hitter  on  the  squad 
was  Joe  Beck  with  a  .244  average. 


Coach    Ray  Wauthier   helps  Wildcat   baseballers   Charley 
Farmer  and  Joseph  Beck  develop  their  batting  eyes. 


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1964  BASEBALL  SCORES 


Kansas  State 

6 

Memphis  State 

7 

Kansas  State 

3 

Memphis  State 

9 

Kansas  State 

8 

Delta  State 

3 

Kansas  State 

3 

Arkansas  State 

1 

Kansas  State 

5 

Arkansas  State 

7 

Kansas  State 

1 

Kansas 

6 

Kansas  State 

2 

Kansas 

8 

Kansas  State 

7 

Kansas 

5 

Kansas  State 

1 

Oklahoma 

0 

Kansas  State 

0 

Oklahoma 

2 

Kansas  State 

4 

Oklahoma 

5 

Kansas  State 

1 

Missouri 

7 

Kansas  State 

1 

Missouri 

2 

Kansas  State 

0 

Missouri 

6 

Kansas  State 

16 

Nebraska 

10 

Kansas  State 

3 

Nebraska 

7 

Kansas  State 

0 

Nebraska 

1 

Kansas  State 

2 

Iowa  State 

3 

Kansas  State 

1 

Iowa  State 

6 

Kansas  State 

1 

Iowa  State 

9 

Kansas  State 

3 

Colorado 

9 

Kansas  State 

7 

Colorado 

14 

Kansas  State 

6 

Colorado 

24 

Missouri  finished  first  in  the  Big  Eight,  followed 
by  Oklahoma,  Iowa  State,  Kansas,  Colorado, 
Nebraska,  Oklahoma  State  and  Kansas  State. 


Digging  for  home  is  Wildcat  first  baseman  Ed  Avery  for 
an  important  score  in  the  series  with  Nebraska  University. 


1964  Baseball  Squad-7op  Row:  Daniel  F.  Woodward,  William  D. 
Matan,  Galen  K.  Campbell,  Robert  E.  Stauth,  Raydon  H.  Robel, 
Kenneth  N.  Aikin.  Second  Row:  Joseph  L  Beck,  James  H.  Wesch, 
Gerald  D.  Soderstrom,  Eddie  L  Avery,  Jerry  W.  Fraser,  Carrold  D. 


Howard,  Frederick  R.  Cottrell,  Raymond  A.  Wauthier.  Bottom  Row: 
Douglas  K.  Backman,  Jerry  R.  Carson,  Gunter  Ekis,  Charles  J. 
Farmer,  Keith  L.  Cramer,  Ronald  L.  Wilson,  Sammy  R.  Somerhalder. 


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Coldness  engulfs  the  crowd  at  a  Nebraska  game  but  the         Wildcat  fastballer  Galen  Campbell  fires  a  pitch  to  Raydon 
steady  action  on  the  playing  field  keeps  their  attention.         Robel,  'Cat  catcher,  during  the  Oklahoma  Sooner  game. 


Hard    slide   by  Wildcat  shortstop   Fred  Cottrell   wins  him 
a   place  on  third   base  in  the  Colorado  game.  The  'Cats 


dropped  three  straight  to  the  Buffaloes  and  finished  in  the 
basement  of  the   Big  Eight  for  the  second  straight  year. 


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Taking  a  healthy  swing,  Ed  Avery  meets  a  ball.  Avery  con- 
nected enough  times  to  drive  in  11  runs  for  the  Wildcats. 


Hustling  umpire  gets  out  of  Bill   Matan's  way  as  the  big 
Wildcat  catcher  goes  into  first  base  for  an  easy  single. 


Five  game  road  series 
opens  play  for  baseball 


The  Wildcats  opened  seasonal  play  with  a 
five  game  non-conference  road  trip,  begin- 
ning with  Memphis  State.  The  'Cats  posted  a 
two  win,  three  loss  slate  on  the  trip.  The 
opening  conference  opponents,  Kansas,  gave 
the  Wildcats  a  rough  welcome  by  winning 
two  of  three  and  establishing  a  season  losing 
trend  for  Wauthier's  batmen. 

Close  games  played  an  important  part  in 
the  Wildcats'  18  losses  during  the  season.  The 
squad  played  ten  games  in  which  the  margin 
of  victory  or  defeat  was  two  runs  or  less.  They 
lost  seven  of  them.  The  Wildcats  ended  the 
season  with  three  games  against  Colorado  and 
hopes  of  climbing  out  of  the  Big  Eight  base- 
ment. They  lost  all  three  to  the  Buffaloes. 


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Golfers  pull  sixth  spot 
in  Big  Eight  tournament 


Under  rookie  coarch  Bill  Guthridge,  the 
varsity  golf  squad  finished  with  sixth  place 
berth  in  the  Big  Eight  tournament.  In  his  first 
year,  Guthridge  led  the  'Cats  to  a  10-11  record. 
Top  Wildcat  linkster  was  James  Colbert  who 
placed  second  in  the  NCAA  golf  meet. 

1964  GOLF 


Kansas  State  0 

Kansas  State  9 

Kansas  State  3Vi 

Kansas  State  9 

Kansas  State  3 Vi 

Kansas  State  5Vi 

Kansas  State  1 

Kansas  State  8 

Kansas  State  4 

Kansas  State  0 

Kansas  State  1 

Kansas  State  8V2 

Kansas  State  10V2 

Kansas  State  8 V2 

Kansas  State  IOV2 

Kansas  State  12 

Kansas  State  12 

Kansas  State  3 ¥2 

Kansas  State  6 

Kansas  State  10 

Kansas  State  7 


Tulsa  16 
Iowa  State  6 

Oklahoma  State  11  Vz 

Iowa  State  6 

Oklahoma  IIV2 
Washburn  9Vi 

Washburn  14 
Missouri  7 

Wichita  11 

Oklahoma  15 

Kansas  14 
Kansas  6V2 

Nebraska  4V2 

Wichita  6V2 

Iowa  State  4V2 

Missouri  3 

Nebraska  3 

Kansas  1 1 V2 
Missouri  9 

Nebraska  5 

Kansas  8 


Oklahoma  State  won  the  Big  Eight  golf  tourney 
followed  by  Oklahoma,  Colorado,  Kansas,  Mis- 
souri, K-State,  Iowa  State  and  Nebraska. 


As  Doug  Dusenbury  tends  the  pin,  linkster  Jerry  Shaw  lines 
up  a  practice  putt  on  the  Manhattan  Country  Club  course. 


Golfmen  Jerry  Shaw,  Doug  Dusenbury,  Don  Breit,  James  Col- 
bert and  Joel  Athey  meet  new  link  coach,  Bill  Guthridge. 


Under  Guthridge,  the  squad  picked  up  a  six-game  winning 
streak  late  in  the  season  to  finish  with  a  10-11  record. 


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Head  tennis  mentor,  Karl  Finney,  calls  the  tennis  squad 
together  following  a  7-0  win  in  the  opening  match  against 


Creighton  University.  The  tennis  team  includes  members 
Don  Fassnacht,  Bill  Bork,  Roger  Dalrymple  and  Alan  Smith. 


K-State  netter,  Roger  Dalrymple,  swings  around  for  a  re- 
turn lob  in  the  Wildcats'  7-0  sweep  against  Washburn. 


Tennis  team  takes  eighth 
in  Big  Eight  contention 


After  moving  over  five  of  their  first  seven 
opponents,  the  '64  Wildcat  tennis  team  settled 
for  a  7-7  over-all  record.  The  team  took  eighth 
place  in  the  Big  Eight  meet.  Top  Wildcat 
singles  performer  was  Alan  Smith  who  com- 
piled a  9-4  individual  scoring  slate. 

1964  TENNIS 


Kansas  State 

7 

Creighton 

0 

Kansas  State 

3 

Emporia  State 

4 

Kansas  State 

7 

Southwestern 

0 

Kansas  State 

7 

Oklahoma  Baptist 

0 

Kansas  State 

3 

Oklahoma  City 

4 

Kansas  State 

7 

Washburn 

0 

Kansas  State 

4 

Iowa  State 

3 

Kansas  State 

3 

Nebraska 

4 

Kansas  State 

0 

Kansas 

7 

Kansas  State 

0 

Air  Force 

7 

Kansas  State 

0 

Oklahoma 

7 

Kansas  State 

5 

Washburn 

2 

Kansas  State 

0 

Kansas 

7 

Kansas  State 

4 

Missouri 

3 

Kansas  won  the  Big  Eight  tennis  crown,  followed 
by  Oklahoma,  Oklahoma  State  and  Iowa  State. 
Colorado,  Nebraska  and  Missouri  tied  for  fifth; 
K-State  finished  eighth. 


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1965  Rowing  Team  -Top  Row:  William  H.  Dobson,  Forrest  Louder- 
back,  Jerry  L.  Henry,  Jettie  F.  Condray,  Rowland  H.  Anthony,  Eric  W. 
Kohls,  Stephan  J.  Minter,  William  E.  Gamble,  Mervin  E.  Buchenau, 


Donald  L.  Rose.  Bottom  Row.-  John  H.  Yust,  Michael  J.  Crubel,  Donald 
R.  Root,  Royce  D.  Kuhlman,  Gary  D.  Francis,  William  E.  Buzenberg, 
Richard  E.  Graner,  Dwayne  D.  Gier,  Fredric  Wisegarver. 


Rowing  team  organizes, 
opens  season  with  win 


Rowing,  the  University's  newest  sport, 
claimed  title  as  the  oldest  intercollegiate  team 
sport.  Coach  Don  Rose  recruited  25  men  for 
the  Wildcat  rowing  squad  which  completed 


its  first  season  on  Tuttle  Creek. 

In  their  first  race,  the  'Cat  oarsmen  pro- 
pelled their  shell  to  a  first  place  finish  in  an 
intercollegiate  race  on  the  Mississippi  River. 
While  the  Wildcat  team  edged  out  St.  Thomas 
College,  Minnesota  pulled  into  third.  In  their 
second  start,  a  triangular  at  Lafayette,  Ind.,  the 
oarsmen  fell  to  third  place.  With  Purdue  plac- 
ing first,  Michigan  State  nipped  out  the  'Cat 
squad. 


Skimming  across  Tuttle  Creek  reservoir,  men  on  the  year-old 
Wildcat   rowing  team   demonstrate  their   prowess  at   pro- 


pelling the  sleek,  40-foot  shell  to  meet-winning  speeds. 
The  eight-man  crew  is  directed  by  a  coxswain  in  the  rear. 


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Squad  members  of  the  rifle  team,  ranked  third  nationally, 
practice  target   shooting  on   the   military   science   range. 


Gunnery  squad  finishes 
third  in  national  rankings 


Led  by  Ail-Americans  Robert  Dorian  and 
Margaret  Thompson,  the  rifle  team  captured 
the  Big  Eight  crown  for  the  fifth  time  in  six 
years.  The  squad  ranked  third  in  the  nation 
for  the  season. 

Out  of  the  13  teams  competing  at  a  Uni- 
versity of  Nebraska  invitational  meet,  the 
riflemen  finished  first.  The  squad  earned  first 
place  trophy  in  the  K-State  Invitational  Turkey 
Shoot,  in  which  50  teams  entered.  With  a 
10-team  increase  in  competitors,  the  turkey 
shoot  became  the  largest  rifle  tournament 
in  the  nation. 

At  a  National  Rifle  Association  section  tour- 
ney at  the  University  of  Missouri,  the  Wildcat 
team  also  placed  first.  Against  15  teams  in  the 
NRA  meet,  'Cat  gunners  carted  off  three  of 
the  five  individual  trophies. 


1965  Rifle  Team  -Top  Row:  James  L.  Flory,  Virgil  F.  Mel  nty re,  Spencer 
A.  Linderman,  Michael  L.  Wentz,  James  K.  Leipper,  Robert  H.  Dorian. 


Bottom  Row:  Michael  F.  Kingman,  Margaret  L.  Thompson,  Roanne 
L.  Jefferies,  Larry  G.  Hess. 


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In  a  coed  title  game,  a  player  for  Off-Campus  Women,  the 
volleyball  champion,  returns  a  volley  from  Van  Zile  Hall. 


Co-ordinating  the  coed  sports  program  for  the  second  year, 
Sandra  Hick  organizes  the  agenda  for  women's  intramurals. 


Boyd  Hall  Kickball  Team    Top 

Row:  Patricia  A.  Hatch,  Judith 
A.  Stindt,  Joan  R.  Schneikart, 
Genevieve  C.  Darter.  Bottom 
Row:  Judith  I.  Hysom,  Linda 
J.  Sebesta,  Barbara  J.  Harris. 


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Off-Campus  Women  Volleyball  Team -Fop  Row:  Carolyn  J.  Cox,  Sharon 
J.  Grubb,  Judith  E.  Linden,  Rebecca  I.  Long,  Phyllis  M.  Louk.  Bottom 


Row:  Michael  S.  Anderson,  Dee  A.  Stephens,  Kathryn  A.  Claybaugh, 
Marilyn  C.  Morris. 


Sports  participation  wins 
crown  for  Kappa  women 


Although  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  placed 
first  in  only  one  sports  event,  the  sorority 
earned  enough  participation  points  in  other 
sports  to  win  1964  women's  intramurals.  In 
their  one  championship  sport,  Kappas  cap- 
tured the  swimming  title  for  the  second 
consecutive  year.  The  Women's  Athletic  Asso- 
ciation presented  a  trophy  to  Kappas  for  first 
place  in  over-all  rankings. 

Off-Campus  Women  won  the  volleyball 
crown  for  the  second  consecutive  year  by  out- 
scoring  Van  Zile  Hall  in  two  games.  Boyd 
Hall  overpowered  Alpha  Delta  Pi  10-6  to  win 
the  intramural  kickball  championship.  With 
an  undefeated  slate,  Judith  Burgess  of  Putnam 
Hall  won  the  tennis  singles  title  for  her 
women's  residence  hall. 

Sandra  Hick,  women's  intramural  director, 
co-ordinated  the  eight  sport  coed  schedule  for 
the  second  year.  Along  with  fields  near  Aggie- 
ville,  the  women's  intramural  program  used 
facilities  in  Nichols  Gymnasium. 


Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Swimming  Team-7bp  Row:  Carla  A.  Krehbiel, 
Barbara  P.  Loebeck,  Nancy  A.  Baker.  Bottom  Row:  Cheryl  R.  Stuckey, 
Susan  M.  Mobley. 


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For  the  first  season,  dormitory  men  enter  a  separate  intra- 
mural division  added  by  Elton  Green,  intramural  director. 


Betas,  Junior  AVMA 
capture  intramural  titles 


With  a  record  1,161  points,  Beta  Theta  Pi 
ranked  first  in  1964  fraternity  intramurals. 
Veterinary  students  on  the  Junior  AVMA  team 
won  independent  play. 

Betas  and  Junior  AVMA  teams  captured  the 
baseball  crowns.  Veterinary  students  also  won 
independent  volleyball.  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
earned  the  golf  title,  while  Sig  Alph  Bob 
McConnell  won  Greek  handball  competition. 
Newman  Club's  Francis  Chyr  was  first  in  the 
independent  handball  tournament. 


Junior  AVMA  Softball  Team  -Top  Row:  Russell  A.  Frey,  Vernon  D. 
Johnson,  Robert  W.  Minter,  Roy  Friesen,  Elmer  G.  Davis,  Richard 
Blankenship,  Gerald  L.  O'Keeffe,  Bernard  A.  Friesen.  Bottom  Row: 


Ivan  R.  Schrock,  Thomas  A.  Martin,  Robert  J  Beattie,  Frederick  T. 
Hanson,  Gail  D.  Anspaugh,  Richard  E.  Webber. 


Acacia  Softball  Team  -Top  Row:  Harold  F.  Dillenback,  Raymond  C. 
Schaffer,  Donald  W.  Dawes,  Max  R.  Moss,  Gerald  M.  Church,  Robert 
M.Childs,  Frank  L.Woofter.  Bottom  Row:  Michael  Frangkiser,  Stanley 


E.  Christiansen,  Dwayne  Deitz,  David  J.  Unruh,  Bryan  L.  Query,  Darrel 
W.  Andrist. 


Junior  AVMA  Volleyball  Team 

-Top  Row:  Harry  F.  Moberly, 
Jerald  T.  Waite,  John  R.  Rule. 
Bottom  Row:  Robert  J.  Beattie, 
Garland  E.  Hinkle,  Gail  D. 
Anspaugh. 


Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon's  James  R.  McConnell  and  Newman 
Club's   Francis  Chyr,  division  winners,  meet  at  handball. 


Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  Golf  Team- Daniel  E.  Fankhauser,  James  P. 
Latimer,  Stanley  W.  Knowles,  Laurence  N.  Rively. 


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Beta  Theta  Pi  Touch  Football  Team-7bp  Row:  John  0.  Somers, 
Kenneth  D.  Knapp,  Thomas  H.  Haas,  Fred  A.  Isernhagen,  James 
B.  Wallerstedt,  John  H.  Banks,  Terry  B.  Farabi.  Bottom  Row:  Paul  B. 


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Swartz,  Norman  E.  Smith,  Byron  R.  Stephenson,  Kenneth  R.  Mann, 
Larry  D.  Johnston,  John  D.  Harrison,  Howard  A.  Kinzer. 


Pawnee  Touch  Football  Team 

— Top  Row:  Carl  E.  McKee, 
Stephen  J.  Daniels,  F.  Lynn 
Willard,  Douglas  A.  Tietjen, 
Terance  M.  Young,  Donald  C. 
Utz.  Bottom  Row:  Donald  G. 
Shivers,  John  L.  Pannier, 
Shaun  O'Rourke,  Michael  W. 
Linn,  Sherman  L.  Lahaie, 
Richard  W.  Lewis. 


Driller  Touch  Football  Team-7"op  Row:  Ronald  D.  Folk,  Raydon  H. 
Robel,  Douglas  M.  Ade,  William  L.  Congleton,  Jon  S.  Wiggins,  Billy 
R.  Sanford.  Bottom  Row:  Michael  J.  Robinson,  Jerold  W.  Kinnamon. 


Richard  L.  Spear,  Kenneth  J.  Russell,  Prudencio  Calderon,  William 
J.  Shaffer,  Robert  L  Lampert. 


Pawnee  Basketball  Team  -Top 

Row:  G.  Roger  James,  Dwayne 
D.  Gier,  Douglas  A.  Tietjen. 
Bottom  Row:  John  L.  Pannier, 
F.  Lynn  Willard,  James  L. 
Yager. 


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Drillers  Basketball  Team  -Top  Row:  William  L  Congleton,  Jon  S. 
Wiggins,  Barry  D.  Wentworth,  Joseph  L  Beck,  Richard  L  Spear. 


Bottom  Row:  Fredrick  R.  Cottrell,  William  J.  Shaffer,  Charles  B. 
Ballard,  Billy  R.  Sanford,  Ronald  D.  Folk. 


Delta  Upsilon  Basketball  Team 

-Top  Row:  Michael  L.  Max- 
well. Lvnn  A.  Dean,  Harold  C. 
Peterson,  Robert  M.  Clegg, 
Steven  M.  Evans,  Galen  R. 
McDonald.  Bottom  Row :f\r\yn 
R.  Fagen,  Melvin  E.  Thomp- 
son, Raymond  L  Daniels, 
Craig  M.  Woodard,  Nelson  K. 
Reinhardt. 


Jerome   Hantman,   dormitory  tennis   champion,    moves  to 
the  net  to  slam  a  return  shot  during  the  intramural  contest. 

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Dormitory  division  joins 
men's  intramural  roster 


Pawnee  floor  of  Goodnow  Hall  captured  the 
first  team  championship  in  the  newly  formed 
dormitory  division.  The  men  were  undefeated 
in  touch  football  and  basketball.  Goodnow 
Hall's  Jerome  Hantman  of  Seneca  floor  won 
dormitory  tennis  singles. 

Dominating  the  independent  division,  the 
undefeated  Drillers  captured  the  intramural 
sports  titles  in  football  and  basketball  action. 
In  fraternity  play,  Beta  Theta  Pi  won  the  touch 
football  crown.  A  Delta  Upsilon  squad  com- 
pleted a  perfect  season  to  earn  the  Greek  bas- 
ketball championship. 

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Enrollment  sets 
summer  record 


Setting  an  enrollment  record, 
3,448  students  registered  for 
the  summer  session.  Ninety 
Peace  Corps  trainees  attended 
campus  classes. 

Workshop  sessions  spon- 
sored by  the  music,  speech 
and  journalism  departments 
brought  more  than  800  high 
school  students  to  campus  for 
short  term  study. 

Summer  entertainment  in- 
cluded the  Beers  Family  who 
gave  a  folk  singing  program. 
The  Kaleidoscope  Players  pre- 
sented the  "World  of  Carl 
Sandburg/'  and  summer  dram- 
atists produced  the  comedy, 
"Marriage-Go-Round." 


In  the  K-State  Players'  sophisticated  comedy,  "Marriage-Go-Round,"  a  dean  of 
women  and  her  middle-aged,  professor  husband  discuss  their  marital  problems. 


During  her  physical  examination  at  summer  pre-enrollment, 
a  new  student  has  her  blood  pressure  taken.  In  addition 


to  student  care,  Student  Health  and  Manhattan  Health  Serv- 
ice workers   inspect  sanitary  conditions  in  living  groups. 


As, 


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Kansas  Governor  John  Anderson  and  President  James  A.  Mc- 
Cain lead  the  march  of  nearly  1,800  graduating  students 


to  ceremonies  in  Ahearn  Field  House.  The  governor  spoke 
shortly  to  the  degree  candidates  in  June,  1964  exercises. 


For  June  graduates  the  last  requirement  for  a  degree  is  attendance  at  commence- 
ment. Included  in  the  degrees  conferred  were  484  graduate  level  certificates. 


President  grants 
college  degrees 


President  James  A.  McCain 
conferred  degrees  to  nearly 
1,800  students  at  June,  1964 
commencement  exercises. 
More  than  1,000  students,  who 
had  graduated  in  August  and 
January,  were  invited  to  par- 
ticipate in  the  exercises. 

George  Beadle,  president  of 
the  University  of  Chicago, 
addressed  the  students.  Beadle 
was  awarded  an  honorary 
Doctor  of  Science  degree  by 
Vice-President  William  Bevan. 


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After  the  Wildcat  Warmup  and  Watermelon  Feed  students 
dance  to  music  of  a  fraternity  combo  on  the  tennis  courts. 


Approval  of  the  master  IBM  card  marks  the  end  of  preliminary  steps  in  enroll- 
ment. Next  step  is  to  pull  class  cards  before  sections  reach  maximum  capacity. 


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At  the  annual  Fall  Activities  Carnival,  students  join  organizations  and  com- 
mittees. Sixty-six  interest  groups  were  represented  by  booths  at  the  Carnival. 


Purchasing  essentials  for  dormitory 
ing  faces  students  each  September. 


IV- 


In  the  Freshman  Talent  Show,  cast 
members  sing,  dance  and  perform. 


Orientation  activity  slate  welcomes 
frosh  enrollees,  transfer  students 


Orientation  introduced  al- 
most 2,700  freshmen  and  many 
transfer  students  to  intellectual 
and  extracurricular  opportuni- 
ties at  K-State. 

Curriculum  meetings,  a  new 
part  of  Orientation,  were  con- 
ducted by  each  of  the  Univer- 
sity's colleges.  They  acquainted 
new  students  with  administra- 
tors, faculty  members  and  col- 
lege facilities.  Student  or- 
ganizations in  several  colleges 
helped  conduct  tours. 


Used  experimentally  this 
year  were  discussion  groups 
on  the  book,  "The  Adventure 
of  Learning  in  College."  Copies 
of  the  book  had  been  available 
to  students  during  Pre-Enroll- 
ment  for  summer  reading. 

Campus  tours,  lecture  ses- 
sions and  the  AWS  All-Fresh- 
men Conference,  along  with 
the  Wildcat  Warmup  and 
Watermelon  Feed,  several 
dances  and  the  Freshman  Tal- 
ent Show  finished  the  week. 

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Mythology  wins 
Y-O  competition 


"Let's  Quit  Horsin',  Helen" 
won  1964  Y-Orpheum  for 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  and 
Sigma  Chi.  The  skit  was  a 
satire  on  the  plight  of  Helen 
after  her  capture  by  the  Tro- 
jans. Action  explained  why 
Athenians  took  so  long  to 
rescue  Helen. 

Judges  awarded  a  second 
place  tie  to  two  skits.  "Oper- 
ation Deepfreeze,"  presented 
by  a  Delta  Delta  Delta-Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon  team,  and  "It's 
All  in  the  Brew,"  by  Kappa  Al- 
pha Theta  and  Acacia,  won 
second  place  honors. 

In  action  taken  by  the  Y- 
Orpheum  committee,  the  1965 
production  was  renamed  Har- 
lequinade. H-Q  represented  a 
masked,  Shakespearian  figure. 


Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  and  Sigma  Chi  stage  "Let's  Quit  Horsin',  Helen."  Heroine 
of  the  satire  based  on  ancient  mythology  was  Helen,  who  is  shown  holding  a  stein. 


While  guarding  Santa's  workshop  at  the  North  Pole,  Tri  Delta 
elves  confuse  Sig  Alph  gangsters  by  singing  "Now  Listen, 


Mr.   Gangster."   In  the  production  which  tied  for  second, 
the  gangsters  ponder  the  worth  of  overtaking  the  shop. 

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Keeping  the  show  moving,  Y-0  master  of 
ceremonies  pantomimes,  introduces  acts. 


Weird  cackles  fill  the  Auditorium  as  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  and  Acacia  perform 
"It's  All  in  the  Brew,"  the  skit  which  won  for  them  a  second  place  tie. 


As  judges  announce  Y-0  winners,  bedlam  breaks  loose  among  members  of 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  and  Sigma  Chi,  who  took  first  with  their  satirical  skit. 


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Coeds  in  hillbilly  attire  wave  campaign  posters  while  boost- 
ing their  favorite  Bovinian  party  candidate  in  the  pre-con- 


vention  parade.  Students  in  each  Mock  Political  Convention 
delegation  wore  costumes  to  depict  a  state's  native  flavor. 


Bovinians  select  Lodge,  Johnson, 
don  costumes  for  campaign  tactics 


Weary  campaigners  await  conven- 
tion ballot  results  in  Ahearn. 


Bovinian  party  forces  were 
split  as  Henry  Cabot  Lodge 
was  nominated  for  President 
in  the  1964  bi-partisan  Mock 
Political  Convention.  President 
Lyndon  B.  Johnson  was  chosen 
vice-presidential  candidate  for 
the  Bovinian  party  slate. 

High-spirited  students 
donned  native  costumes  of  a 
state   to  represent  its  delega- 

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tion  in  the  campaign.  A  parade, 
demonstrations  and  authentic 
campaign  tactics  added  con- 
vention flavor. 

Aims  of  the  two  major  polit- 
ical parties  were  presented  to 
campaigners  by  Nebraska's 
Governor  Frank  Morrison  and 
Arizona's  representative  John 
Rhodes  on  the  opening  day  of 
the  three-day  convention. 


With  action  packed  jumping,  bareback  bronc  riding  is  a  favorite  rodeo  event. 
Performance  of  the  horse  as  well  as  horsemanship  of  the  cowboy  is  judged. 


As  well  as  providing  comedy  between  rodeo  events,  a  professional  clown  acts 
as  a  bullfighter  to  screen  the  escape  of  bucked  riders  from  the  contest  ring. 


Rodeo  rankings 
go  to  K-Staters 


More  than  100  students  from 
10  schools  in  a  four-state  area 
competed  in  K-State's  third 
Intercollegiate  Rodeo. 

In  both  men's  and  women's 
team  events,  K-Staters  placed 
second.  Top  honors  in  calf 
roping,  steer  wrestling  and 
ribbon  roping  were  won  by 
MaxWorthington  while  trophy 
for  best  fraternity  steer  riding 
team  went  to  FarmHouse. 
Rodeo  Queen  Linda  Sham- 
baugh  reigned  over  festivities. 

Three  K-Staters  were  sent  to 
National  Intercollegiate  Rodeo 
Association  finals  in  Douglas, 
Wyo.  Arden  Vernon  repre- 
sented the  area  as  regional 
champion  bull  rider.  Fran- 
chone  DeArmond  earned  run- 
ner up  position  to  All-Around 
Cowgirl  of  the  World. 


Before  biting  the  dust,  Brahma  bull  con- 
testants must  stay  aboard  eight  seconds. 


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Explaining  the  importance  of  good  soil   nutrition  to  plant 
growth,  agriculture  students  demonstrate  methods  of  soil 


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testing.  Ag  Science  Day  displays  and  demonstrations  were 
visited  by  several  thousand  Kansas  high  school  students. 


Ag  Science  Day 
stresses  college 


"Education  in  Agri- 
culture Means  Mobility," 
theme  of  1964  Ag  Science 
Day,  stressed  the  value  of 
university  education  and 
contributions  made  by  the 
College  of  Agriculture  to 
research.  Janet  Janssen, 
Barn  warmer  Queen, 
reigned  over  Ag  Science 
Day  activities. 

Displays  aimed  at  high 
school  students  empha- 
sized the  job  mobility 
opened  by  education  in 
agricultural  careers. 

Block  and  Bridle  Club 
placed  first  in  the  agri- 
cultural display  competi- 
tion. Its  display  depicted 
10  areas  of  animal  hus- 
bandry studv. 


Visitors  at  Ag  Science  Day  see  how 
plant    substances   are   extracted. 


Hereford  steers  remain  calm  while  stroked  with  showing  sticks  during  a  beef 
division  judging  period.  The  Little  American  Royal  climaxed  Ag  Science  Day. 


Showmen  enter 
Royal  contest 


Showing  13  classes  of  Uni- 
versity-owned animals,  stu- 
dents competed  in  the  1964 
Little  American  Royal.  Judges 
named  John  Nagel  grand 
champion  showman  and 
George  Raymond  reserve 
champion  showman. 

In  the  dairy  classes,  Carrol 
Campbell  was  chosen  cham- 
pion dairy  showman.  Reserve 
champion  was  Nancy  Tjaden. 

Sponsored  by  Block  and 
Bridle  Club  and  Dairy  Club, 
the  Royal  was  dedicated  to  W. 
H.  Warren,  a  retired  professor. 


Livestock  showmen  assemble  before  opening  ceremonies  of 
the   thirty-sixth    annual    Little    American    Royal    in   Weber 


Hall.    Working    with    University-owned    livestock,    student 
competitors  were  judged  on  their  stock  showing  techniques. 


Hospitality  Day  guests  inspect  a  display 
made  by  institutional  management. 


Hospitality  Day 
uses  26  exhibits 


With  a  backdrop  of  26  ex- 
hibits, "A  Bright  New  World 
of  Home  Economics"  was  pre- 
sented as  1964  Hospitality  Day. 
Nearly  3,000  high  school  girls 
and  teachers  attended  the  an- 
nual home  economics  program 
in  Justin  Hall. 

Classwork  of  the  six  College 
of  Home  Economics  depart- 
ments was  portrayed  in  the 
exhibits.  Each  display  stressed 
advancements  made  in  profes- 
sional home  economics. 


At  the  Hospitality  Day  style  show,  a  student  models  church  attire.  The  model 
sewed  her  outfit  in  a  Home  Economics  clothing  construction  course. 


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Standing  in  the  warm  fall  sun,  a  part  of  the  more  than  7,000  persons  attending 
Open  House  wait  to  view  student  displays  in  Dykstra  Veterinary  Hospital. 


Accustomed  to  spectators'  stares,  a  cat  remains  aloof  to  viewers.  Five  cat  and 
eighty  dog  breeds  were  represented  in  the  Open  House  animal  show. 


Visitors  inspect 
Vet  Open  House 


More  than  7,000  persons  in- 
spected veterinary  facilities  at 
Veterinary  Medicine  Open 
House.  The  287  students  in 
veterinary  medicine  prepared 
displays  spaced  through  the 
laboratories  and  animal  hous- 
ing areas  of  Dykstra  Hospital. 
Eighth  annual  Open  House 
was  proclaimed  climax  to  Kan- 
sas Veterinary  Medicine  Week 
by  Gov.  John  Anderson. 

Among  Open  House  ex- 
hibits were  displays  concern- 
ing small  and  large  animal 
medicine,  clinical  pathology, 
bacteriology,  anatomy  and 
public  health.  In  other  animal- 
oriented  features,  the  student 
veterinarians  planned  a  dog 
and  cat  show,  exhibitions  of 
horse  jumping  and  a  Special 
Open  House  presentation  by 
the  Army  Veterinary  Corps. 


Amidst  a  clamor  of  yapping  dogs,  young 
visitors  examine  a  dog  show  entrant. 


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Hound  Dog,  the  Arnold  Air  Society  Open  House  exhibit,  is        territory  and  clear  a   path  for  its  carrying  bomber.  The 
an  air-to-surface  missile  to  destroy  targets  deep  in  enemy        weapon,  designed  for  nuclear  use,  has  a  600-mile  range. 


Visitors   study  the   routing  schedules  for  Open   House.  The 
tour  started  in  Seaton  Hall,  one  of  four  buildings  involved. 


Distillation  processing,  a  chemical  engineering  display, 
is  explained  to  a  coed  who  wears  an  Open  House  button. 


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As  they  reign  over  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House,  Mary  Lynn  Haymaker,  St. 
Patricia,  and  Ted  Kelley,  St.  Pat,  take  an  inspection  tour  of  the  curriculum  exhibits. 


Colleges  rename  annual  weekend 
Engineers7,  Architects'  Open  House 


Renaming  Engineers'  Open 
House  as  Engineers'  and  Ar- 
chitects' Open  House  widened 
the  scope  of  the  annual  two- 
day  event  in  March.  An  esti- 
mated 10,000  persons  viewed 
the  exhibits,  which  included 
a  turbine-powered  car.  Also 
displayed  was  an  air  defense 
nuclear  weapon,  the  USAF 
AGM-28A  Hound  Dog  missile. 

Agricultural  Engineering 
won  first  place  in  Engineers' 


and  Architects'  Open  House 
competition.  The  departments 
of  civil  and  mechanical  engi- 
neering were  second  and  third 
place  winners.  With  his  elec- 
trocardiogram machine,  John 
Bridwell  won  the  best  individ- 
ual project  division. 

Displays  were  judged  on 
five  points:  originality, 
arrangement  and  attraction, 
continuity  of  theme,  effort  re- 
quired   and    interest   value. 

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Friends  of  Terry  Biery  congratulate  him  after  he  was  named 
Favorite  Man  on  Campus  atthe  Sadie  Hawkins  FMOC  Dance. 


More  than  1,200  coeds  voted  following  a  campaign  in  which 
10  candidates  visited  sororities  and  women's  dormitories. 


Election  reveals 
women's  favorite 


After  watching  the  skits  of 
10  FMOC  candidates,  coeds 
elected  Terry  Biery  Favorite 
Man  on  Campus.  Biery,  repre- 
senting FarmHouse,  was 
crowned  at  the  FMOC  Dance. 

More  than  1,200  women 
voted  in  the  Home  Economics 
Council  contest.  Lawrence 
Weigel,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon, 
and  John  Christensen,  Good- 
now  Hall  were  elected  as  first 
and  second  runners-up. 


Blast  jackets  and  jeans  serve  as  casual  dress  at  the  Sadie  Hawkins  style  Favor- 
ite Man  on  Campus  Dance.  The  Jerms  played  for  the  dance  on  the  Union  B-Deck. 


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Richard  Massieon  and  Nancy  Lee,  king  and  queen  at  the  IPC  Dance,  receive  their 
crowns.  Nancy  represented  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma,  Richard  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon. 


Pledges  choose 
IPC  royal  court 


Richard  Massieon,  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon,  and  Nancy  Lee, 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma,  were 
chosen  IPC  King  and  Queen 
by  Greek  pledges.  Proceeds 
from  the  annual  IPC  Dance, 
sponsored  by  Interfraternity 
Pledge  Council,  went  to  a 
scholarship  fund.  Rodney  and 
the  Blazers  played  at  the  Dance. 

Interfraternity  Pledge  Coun- 
cil became  the  first  Greek 
pledge  group  in  the  nation  to 
solicit  money  for  the  Heart 
Fund.  Pledges  collected  more 
than  $1,600.  The  council  also 
sold  Greek  Week  concessions 
at    sororities   and   fraternities. 


At  the  Interfraternity  Pledge  Council  Dance,  the  crowd  joins 
the  IPC  King  and  Queen  for  the  opening  dance  after 


crowning.  Rodney  and  the  Blazers  played  for  the  annual 
Greek  dance  sponsored  by  fraternity  and  sorority  pledges. 


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Musicians  stage 
series  concerts 


Featuring  internationally  fa- 
mous music  talent,  the  Man- 
hattan Artist  Series  and  Cham- 
ber Music  Series  sponsored 
nine  concerts  on  a  combined 
budget  of  $14,000. 

In  its  twenty-second  season, 
the  Artist  Series  expanded 
from  four  to  five  concerts. 
Music  groups  booked  by  the 
Artist  Series  included  the  St. 
Louis  Symphony  Orchestra, 
Solisti  Di  Zagreb  and  opera 
singer  Mary  Curtis-Verna. 

Four  professional  groups 
were  hired  by  the  Chamber 
Music  Series.  The  Danzi 
Woodwind  Quartet  and  the 
Paganini  Quartet  presented 
two  of  the  concerts. 


Appearing  for  the  third  time  in  the  United  States,  the  75-voice  National  Swedish 
Chorus  opens  the  Artist  Series.  The  all  male  chorus  was  organized  in  1888. 


After  the  first  Chamber  Music  concert,  the  Alfred  Deller  Consort  discusses  musi- 
cal techniques.  The  vocalists  record  music  of  the  Renaissance  and  Baroque  eras. 


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American  pianist  and  first  prize  winner  of  the  Van  Cliburn  International  Piano  Com- 
petition in  1962,  Ralph  Votapek  performs  during  the  second  Artist  Series  program. 


Following  a  presentation  of  Beethoven  selections,  the  Alma  Trio  accepts  applause. 
The  chamber  music  ensemble  of  piano,  violin  and  cello  was  organized  18  years  ago. 


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Union  schedules 
big  name  talent 


Harry  James  and  his  band 
appeared  as  the  first  big  name 
entertainment  of  the  season. 
Nina  Simone,  a  blues  singer, 
performed  with  the  James  band 
for  Parents'  Day. 

Largest  attendance  was  re- 
corded at  the  Johnny  Mathis 
concert.  Mathis,  on  tour  with 
the  high  school  and  college  age 
Young  Americans,  performed 
for  almost  three  hours. 

A  folk  song  concert  was  also 
given  by  the  Modern  Folk 
Quartet.  The  Union  Campus 
Entertainment  Committee, 
which  scheduled  big  name 
talent,  booked  folk  singer  Josh 
White,  but  cancelled  him  after 
the  auditorium  fire. 


Trumpeter  Harry  James  and  his  band  perform  for  1,500  persons  at  a  Parents' 
Day  concert.  The  appearance  was  part  of  a  tour,  James'  first  in  many  years. 


Before   3,000  persons,  Johnny  Mathis 
sings   a   medley  of   his  greatest   hits. 


Blues  singer  Nina  Simone  plays  the  piano  while  she  sings  during  the  Harry  James 
concert.  Drummer  Buddy  Rich  and  comedian  John  Byner  were  also  featured. 


Appearing  with  Johnny  Mathis  in  costumes  of  patriotic  colors, 
the  Young  Americans  sing  both  folk  and  popular  songs. 


Modern  Folk  Quartet  members,  who  met  and  began  singing 
together   in   Hawaii,  specialize   in   up-to-date  folk   music. 


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1964  Homecoming  Queen       Decmnct  McCracken       Smurthwaite  Scholarship  House 


First  K-State  Collegian  announcing  her  reign  and  the  Homecoming  Queen's 
traditional  white  cape  are  presented  to  Deanna  McCracken,  Smurthwaite  House. 


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First  non-Greek  in  more 
than  20  years  to  be  crowned 
Homecoming  Queen,  Deanna 
McCracken  represented  the 
Smurthwaite  House 

Deanna  was  elected  by  a 
student  body  vote,  while  be- 
fore the  election,  a  faculty- 
student  committee  narrowed 
19  candidates  to  five  finalists. 
Henry  Bubb  of  the  Kansas 
Board  of  Regents  presented  the 
queen  at  the  KU  football  game. 


Crowned  by  Blue  Key,  Queen  Deanna 
McCracken  is  introduced  at  the  Home- 
coming Ball. 


Carol  Walker 

Chi  Omega 


Rita  Mundhenke 

Pi  Beta  Phi 


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Gwen  Woodard 

Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 


Margaret  Sughrue 

Alpha  Delta  Pi 


Her  name  spelled  in  flashcards,  Homecoming  Queen  Deanna  McCracken  is 
introduced  during  half  time  ceremonies  of  the  football   bout  with  KU. 


Under  guidance  of  a  Wildcat  slave  driver,  Jayhawk  oarsmen 
row  the  Alpha  Delta  Pi-Alpha  Tau  Omega  float,  "Memories  of 


the  Flaw  in  the  Kaw-Or  Up  a  Crooked  River."  Vandals  later 
burned  the  first  place  float,  inflicting  $1,400  in  damages. 


Queen  Deanna  usually  marches  at 
football    games   as   a    K-Stepper. 


'My  Fair  Lady7  production,  game 
kick  off  Homecoming  festivities 


Homecoming  was  spiced  by 
presentation  of  "My  Fair 
Lady/'  by  a  cast  of  40,  and  a 
near  victory  over  the  Univer- 
sity of  Kansas  football  squad. 
Vandals  failed  in  an  attempt  to 
ruin  the  weekend  although 
they  burned  five  Homecoming 
floats  after  the  parade.  The 
winning  entry  of  Alpha  Tau 
Omega-Alpha  Delta  Pi  suffered 
damages    of    nearly    $1,400. 


Excitement  ran  high  as 
Queen  Deanna  McCracken  and 
her  court  presided  over  a 
Homecoming  eve  bonfire  and 
pep  rally.  A  parade  of  42  entries 
preceded  the  afternoon  grid- 
iron game  in  which  KU  scored 
a  7-0  victory.  The  Warren 
Durrett  Orchestra  played  for 
"Haunting  Memories,"  the 
Homecoming  Ball  which  com- 
pleted festivities. 


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In  the  open  class,  a  victory  fire  provides  the  theme  of  West  Stadium's  winning  float. 
Forty-two    units,    including    26    floats,    participated    in    the    Homecoming    parade. 


With  its  winning  float  in  single  entry  competition,  Alpha 
Gamma  Rho  forecasts  a  Wildcat  victory  over  the  KU  Jay- 


hawks.  A  near-capacity  crowd,  largest  of  the  season,  attended 
the  game  which  coincided  with  the  annual  KU  gridiron  battle. 


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Gene  Botsford,  who  selected  Royal  Purple  Queen  finalists  from  among  24  candi- 
dates, lectures  for  programs  of  state  and  regional  photography  conventions. 


Royal  Purple  Queen  Candidates- Top  Row:  Diane  S.  Kempke,  Phyllis  L.  Howell,  Margaret  J. 
Shannon,  Gloria  J.  Delich,  Sandra  S.  Mall.  Second  Row:  Karen  P.  Walkmeyer,  Gretchen  C. 
Schwarz,  Arlene  K.  Fishburn,  Judy  A.  McCarty,  Suzanne  Turner,  Diane  L.  Small.  Third  Row: 
Karen  J.  Carey,  Sharon  A.  Whitley,  Linda  K.  Gaskill,  Virginia  A.  Carlson,  Diana  K.  Frederick, 
Carolyn  S.  Kuhn,  Joan  E.  Pool,  Julia  J.  Almack.  Bottom  Row:  Mary  R.  Steinbrink,  Susan  R. 
McCullar,  Polly  A.  O'Neal,  Cheryl  A.  Daves,  Ardith  J.  Lathrop. 


Judge  chooses 
yearbook  queen 


From  a  bevy  of  24  campus 
beauties,  Gene  Botsford,  an 
outstanding  figure  in  the  world 
of  professional  photography, 
selected  the  1965  Royal  Purple 
Queen  and  four  attendants. 
Nominated  by  campus  living 
groups,  the  candidates  were 
judged  by  Botsford  on  photo- 
genic beauty  alone. 

Botsford,  who  has  taught 
portraiture  at  Winona  School 
of  Professional  Photography, 
earned  the  degree  of  Master  of 
Photography.  He  was  chosen 
to  photograph  Jacque  Mercer 
in  her  1950  reign  as  Miss  Amer- 
ica. For  distinguished  service 
to  the  profession,  the  Portrait 
Division  of  Professional  Pho- 
tographers awarded  a  citation 
to  the  judge.  After  operating  a 
portrait  studio  in  Phoenix, 
Ariz.,  Botsford  joined  Eastman 
Kodak  Company. 


Students  check  the  Collegian  the  day  Royal  Purple  Queen 
finalists  were  announced.  For  the  second  consecutive  year 


the  Royal  Purple  Queen  was  announced  in  the  yearPook. 
Formerly,  the  queen  was  announced  at  a  Royal  Purple  Dance. 


1965  Royal  Purple  Queen    DIANE  KEMPKE   Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 


First  Attendant 
KAREN  WALKMEYER 

Alpha  Delta  Pi 

Photos  by  Blaker's  Studio  Royal 


Second  Attendant 
GLORIA  DELICH 

Gamma  Phi  Beta 


Third  Attendant 
ARDY  JO  LATHROP 

Boyd  Hall 


Fourth  Attendant 
ARLENE  FISHBURN 

Jardine  Y 


Queens  possess 
varied  attributes 


Scheduled  throughout  the 
year,  queen  contests  varied 
both  in  type  of  competition 
and  requirements  for  candi- 
dacy. Titles  ranged  from 
Homecoming,  Barnwarmer, 
Cannonball  and  Circle  K 
queens  to  fraternity  sweet- 
hearts and  dream  girls. 

Eligibility  for  many  titles 
required  more  than  beauty. 
Campus  activities,  high  grades 
and  a  skit  helped  earn  the 
Homecoming  title. 

Many  queens  earned  points 
toward  crowns  in  interviews 
with  judges.  Scholarship  was 
also  important  since  major 
contests  required  a  2.2  grade 
average.  Rodeo  and  farm 
knowledge,  as  well  as  poise, 
was  demanded  of  Barnwarmer 
and  Chaparajos  queens. 

Judging  methods  differed 
with  each  contest.  While  stu- 
dents voted  for  Homecoming 
Queen,  a  professional  photog- 
rapher selected  RP  Queen. 


After  being  named  1964  Miss  K-State-Manhattan,  Jan  Buenning  accepts  the  con- 
gratulations of  friends.  Miss  K-State-Manhattan  represented  Alpha  Delta  Pi. 


Miss  K-State-Manhattan  contestants  assemble  after  becom- 
ing finalists  in  the  preliminary  to  Miss  Kansas  competi- 


tion. The  contestants,  judged  on  their  talent,  poise,  per- 
sonality and  beauty,  modeled  formal  attire  and  swim  wear. 


Sigma  Chi  Derby  Darling  and  runners-up  pose  after  unmask- 
ing. Queen  is  Cheryl  Williams,  center,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta. 


Chi  Omega's  Susan  Oke,  1964  Military  Ball  Queen,  is  es- 
corted by  a  military  cadet  at  the  Scabbard  and  Blade  dance. 


Chosen   to    reign   over   Flush    Bowl   activities,  Jan   James 
accepts  the  crown  from  Dean  Chester  Peters.  Kappa  Delta, 


Miss  James'  sorority,  received  a  trophy  for  the  annual  Phi 
Delta  Theta-Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  event  at  the  Flush  Bowl. 


Ag  queen  reigns  at  Barnwarmer; 
Chore  Night  tests  agriculture  skills 


Crowning  Jannette  Robinson 
1964  Ag  Barnwarmer  Queen  at 
the  annual  Barnwarmer  Dance 
climaxed  a  week  planned  by 
agriculture  students. 

Attired  in  cowboy  boots  and 
western  jeans,  the  five  finalists 
performed  farm  chores  during 
Chore  Night,  which  preceded 
the  dance.  The  contestants 
drove  tractors,  milked  goats, 
herded  sheep,  competed  in 
a    goat-tying   contest   and 


answered  questions  that  con- 
cerned agriculture. 

Approximately  500  persons 
attended  the  Barnwarmer 
Dance  in  the  Union  Ballroom. 
Klod  and  Kernel  Klub  won  the 
award  for  selling  the  most 
dance  tickets  per  member. 

Miss  Robinson  represented 
Alpha  Delta  Pi.  The  other  final- 
ists were  candidates  from  Put- 
nam Hall,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
and  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma. 


Goats  and  coeds  match  wits  in  the 
goat-tying  contest  at  Chore  Night. 


Barnwarmer  Queen  Finalists  -Top  Row:  Patricia  S. 
Hopper,  Patricia  J.  Reed.  Bottom  Row:  Diane  L.  Jones, 
Jannette  S.  Robinson,  Jilinda  A.  Smith. 


Chore  Night  remains  the  last  remnant  of  spirited  activities  of  former 
Ag  Weeks,  during  which  many  non-Aggies  were  pitched  in  a  horse  tank. 


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Forming  a  victory  "V"  on  the  football  field,  the  women's  Pep  Club  awaits  the 
entrance  of  the  team.  Freshmen  and  sophomores  comprise  the  bulk  of  the  club. 


Stimulating  school  spirit  and  arousing  the  enthusiasm  of  students,  Willie  the 
Wildcat,  whose  identity  is  secret,  appears  at  each  game  with  the  cheerleaders. 


Pepsters  design  cheering  uniforms 


Sporting  uniforms  which 
they  designed,  the  cheerlead- 
ers led  yells  at  football  and 
basketball  games.  The  squad 
used  only  two  traditional 
cheers  during  the  season. 
Gwen  Woodard  was  head 
cheerleader   for   the   group. 


Pep  Co-ordinating  Council 
directed  selection  of  the  eight 
cheerleaders.  Applications 
were  accepted  only  from 
women  who  had  belonged  to 
Pep  Club.  The  150  women  in 
Pep  Club  purchased  new 
purple    and    white    uniforms. 


Weary  football  players  pound  off 
the  field  as  Wildcat  fans  cheer. 


Cheerleaders  Ruth  Coburn,  Kathryne  Gaynier,  Mary  Swaffer, 
Carolyn  Cotter,  Gwen  Woodard,  Patricia  Templer,  Tahmeroo 


Gaynier  and  Cheryl  Jarvis  join  Willie  Wildcat  in  a  cheer 
while  the  basketball  squad  takes  a  time  out  in  game  action. 


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Twirlers  for  the  Marching  Band,  freshmen  Polly  O'Neal  and 
Richard  Middleton  perform  at  all  home  football  games.  Both 


freshmen  twirled  with  the  band  in  Lincoln,  Nebr.,  and  Dick 
performed  at  the  televised  basketball  game  with  Missouri. 


Orchestra  —  Back  Row.-  George  E.  Leedham,  Homer  D.  Caine,  Danny 
J.  Keller,  Wayne  Allerheiligen,  Beverly  S.  Old,  Joel  E.  Buller,  Ruth  E. 
Schroeder,  Karen  A.  Holmes,  William  K.  Beckman,  Paul  E.  Lundgren, 
Harry  E.  Blow,  Gary  L.  Hood,  Dennis  L.  Miner,  Luther  0.  Leavengood, 
Warren  V.  Walker,  Marcus  L  Knight,  Victor  A.  Davis,  Elizabeth  A. 
Dick.  Second  Row:  Mary  R.  Brethour,  Mrs.  Richard  Blackburn, 
Eugene  H.  Copeland,  James  E.  Dilley,  Joyce  E.  Back,  Judith  P. 
Houdyshell,  Carolyn  L.  McFarland,  John  Hertman,  Joseph  P.  Kon- 


zem.  Third  Row:  Anne  L.  Bowman,  Margie  E.  Vathauer,  Brock  Dale, 
Susan  E.  O'Bryan,  Judith  C.  Poppe,  Kathryn  E.  Adams,  Marilyn  J. 
Back,  Myron  F.  Hanke,  Carolyn  I.  Campbell,  Martha  E.  Caughron, 
Mrs.  Cecil  Miller,  Linnetta  A.  Johnson,  Catherine  A.  Roebke.  Front 
Row:  Larry  D.  Sayler,  Margaret  R.  Roebke,  Michael  K.  Ireland, 
Sharon  K.  McDougal,  William  F.  Shaw,  Mary  K.  Fowler,  Martha  M. 
Fly,  Marilyn  R.  Monts. 


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Guided  by  the  all  male  Wildcat  Marching  Band,  74  high 
school  bands,  75  drum  majors  and  375  twirlers  line  up  from 


goal  line  to  goal  line  to  make  the  formation  PEACE.  The 
ceremony  saluted  People-to-People,  an  international  group. 


Directed  by  Eugene  Holdsworth,  Pep  Band  performs  at  all  home  basketball  games. 
The  group  acted  as  host  band  at  the  regional  tournament  for  the  NCAA  crown. 


Band  Day  cites 
People-to-Peopie 


In  a  Salute  to  Peace,  Band 
Day  honored  People-to-People, 
an  international  group.  A 
morning  parade  through  Man- 
hattan to  the  city  park  began 
the  thirtieth  annual  day. 

Seventy-four  high  school 
bands  attended  Band  Day. 
During  half  time  of  the  Iowa 
State  game,  the  bands  spelled 
PEACE  while  spectators  sang 
"You'll  Never  Walk  Alone." 
Paul  Shull  directed  the  3,700 
high  school  students  in  "Get- 
ting to  Know  You." 

Standing  from  goal  line  to 
goal  line,  375  twirlers  per- 
formed "Hands  Across  the 
Sea."  Marching  Band  members 
were  guides  for  the  high 
school  band  performers. 


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Concert  Band-7op  Row.  Danny  J.  Keller,  Eugene  L.  Smith.  David  J. 
Davis,  Wayne  M.  Allerheiligen.  Second  Row:  Jacqueline  D.  Spears, 
Kathleen  L.  Haberbosch,  Thomas  M.  Nelson.  Third  Row:  Eugene  H. 
Copeland,  Madelyn  C.  Dixon,  Richard  A.  Broadhurst,  Keith  E. 
Meredith,    Irene  S.  Skonberg,   David   D.  Jackson,   Kay  L.   Howell, 


Beverly  S.  Old,  Ruth  E.  Schroeder.  Fourth  Row:  Constance  A.  Schrag, 
Mary  E.  Windels,  Sara  S.  Bentley,  Judith  A.  Frashier,  Mary  L.  Esau, 
Peggy  A.  Brown,  Lonnie  L.  Morris,  Susanne  F.  Little.  Bottom  Row.- 
Robert  E.  Keen,  Norman  E.  Ruediger,  Martha  J.  Betton,  Rita 
J.  McDonald. 


Marching  band  men  take  a  break  before  resuming  practice  of  the 
precision  numbers  they  performed  at  all  home  football  contests. 


While    playing   "Wildcat    Victory"   at  the    Iowa   State 
game,  the  all-male  marching  band  forms  a  "KS"  figure. 


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Concert  Band-fop  Row:  Eugene  I.  Holdsworth,  Paul  Shull.  Second 
Row:  Robert  W.  Crouch,  Marcus  L.  Knight,  Sandra  D.  Tollefson,  John 
V.  Heitman,  William  L.  Shoemaker,  George  N.  Cook,  Carolyn  L.  Mc- 
Farland.  Third  Row.-  Carolyn  S.  Lemon,  Joel  E.  Buller,  William  K. 
Beckman,  Gene  R,  Smallwood,  Thomas  G.  Teichgraeber,  Arlene  R. 


Dahm,  Paul  E.  Lundgren,  James  Q.  Kohler.  Fourth  Row:  Joyce  E. 
Back,  Judith  P.  Houdyshell.  Gary  L.  Hood,  Wayne  C.  Faulkner,  Harry 
E.  Blow,  Rena  L.  Watts.  Bottom  Row:  Nola  M.  Rosenow,  Myron  F. 
Hanke,  Samdra  A.  Davidson,  Marilyn  J.  Back. 


Band  performs 
for  Nebraskans 


Cornhuskers  at  the  Wildcat 
gridiron  contest  with  the  Uni- 
versity of  Nebraska  watched 
the  105-member  marching 
band  perform  in  Lincoln.  At 
two  home  games,  the  band 
hosted  the  University  of  Kan- 
sas and  the  Oklahoma  State 
University  bands.  Headed  by 
twelve  K-Steppers  and  two 
twirlers,  the  marching  band 
appeared  at  all  home  football 
games. 

Members  of  the  concert 
band  played  for  a  spring  con- 
cert of  contemporary  American 
band  music  and  at  a  com- 
mencement program.  Follow- 
ing a  winter  musical  in  Feb- 
ruary, the  56-member  concert 
band  toured  nine  North- 
western Kansas  cities. 


Performing  a  Charleston  number  to  "Hello  Dolly,"  the  12  K-Steppers  twirl  at 
a  home  game.  Freshmen  Dick  Middleton  and  Polly  O'Neal  were  featured  twirlers. 


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Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club  -Top  Row:  Dennis  E.  Rork,  Larry  D.  Nolte, 
Paul  D.  Stephenson,  James  R.  Madden,  Carl  D.  Heaton,  Terry  L.  Dyke, 
Vernon  L.  McPheeters,  Randall  L  Harmison,  John  F.  Dillon,  Larry 
E.  Greene,  Richard  E.  Fagerberg,  Richard  G.  Dow,  Dwight  D.  Jewett, 
Harold  M.  Cochran,  Charles  Y.  Harper.  Second  Row:  Robert  D. 
Steiger,  Robert  D.  Dryden,  Wayne  H.  MacKirdy,  Donnie  D.  Schrag, 
Keith  W.  Hooper,  Robert  E.  Buchan,  Robert  L  Marrs,  Clifford  Ocham- 
paugh,  David  A.  Warner,  Timothy  B.  Harris,  Paul  A.  Stewart,  Thomas 
L.  Sykes,  Craig  P.  Helwig,  Lee  E.  Franklin,  Michael  K.  Charles.  Third 
Row:  Rodney  D.  Petersen,  Stephen  R.  Pickard,  Douglas  W.  Williams, 

Apollo  Men's  Glee  Club-7op  Row:  Andrew  G.  Spotts,  Roger  W. 
Herren,  Donald  L.  Day,  Larry  B.  Massey,  Gary  E.  Bruning,  Dewey  A. 
Cortner,  Richard  C.  Basore,  Steven  R.  Wiechman,  John  H.  Banks, 
Frank  W.  Hoover,  Michael  M.  Kelly,  James  M.  Kauffeld,  John  S. 
Wittenborn,  Kenneth  D.  Buchele,  James  E.  Touslee,  Randy  D. 
Hassler,  Vernon  E.  Krause,  John  C.  Hassler,  Glen  S.  Kelly,  Alfred  P. 
Schmidt,  John  P.  Armstrong.  Second  Row:  Tommy  R.  Carr,  James  R. 
Williams,  Daniel  R.  Galassini,  Bernard  W.  VanDorn,  Dale  G.  Litton, 
Mark  W.  Baldwin,  Charles  M.  Dillon,  Daryll  D.  Jamvold,  Dexter  A. 
Vergin,  Jacob  E.  Mertz,  Gregory  Broeckelman,  Jerry  F.  Donahy, 
Keith  C.  Behnke,  Darryl  D.  Smutz,  Harold  G.  Jensen,  Stephen  W. 
Peirce,  Larry  N.  Carey,  Lawrence  J.  Kubert,  Raymond  L  Higgins. 


Stephen  W.  Stucky,  Irvin  D.  Thiele,  Kenneth  L.  Mulanax,  Cecil  W. 
Pearce,  Merlan  T.  Almquist,  Edward  L.  Rork,  Larry  D.  Groves,  Clark 
L.  Ritchey,  Frank  L.  Woofter,  Robert  L  Lippoldt,  David  J.  Unruh, 
Stephen  J.  Aberle.  Bottom  Row:  James  Hershberger,  director; 
James  H.  Chilcott,  Allan  L.  Fedosky,  Stephen  L.  Guthrie,  Melvin  E. 
Thompson,  Gary  E.  O'Hara,  Karmon  D.  Almquist,  Vaughn  L.  Flora, 
Denis  C.  Englisby,  Charles  G.  Baker,  Thomas  Z.  Beery,  Rodney  K. 
Blont,  Gary  L.  Base,  Stuart  T.  McCready,  David  T.  Havley,  Wayne  C. 
Groth,  Bette  L.  Edwards,  Joyce  E.  Guy. 


Third  Row-.  Harvey  D.  Thompson,  Steve  E.  Larson,  Charles  R.  Kuntz, 
R.  Dwight  Westervelt,  Gail  I.  Post,  Robert  F.  Pauly,  Gene  W.  Laverentz, 
Layton  M.  Perry,  Timothy  R.  Windier,  Kent  E.  Otte,  Charles  R.  Heid- 
rick,  Leslie  C.  Longberg,  Rex  G.  McGugin,  Robert  K.  Breckbill, 
Thomas  Teichgraeber,  Donald  M.  Essmiller,  James  S.  Jordan,  Robert 
J.  Stout.  Bottom  Row:  Gary  D.  Owen,  William  Stonecipher,  William 
H.  Perkins,  Gaylon  J.  Nettles,  Edwin  H.  Streit,  Glenn  A.  Raines, 
Michael  H.  Thome,  Norman  P.  Byers,  Gary  D.  Seibert,  Eugene  E. 
Scninstock,  Carl  E.  McKee,  Garry  L.  Deines,  Kenneth  B.  Hughes, 
James  A.  McClelland,  Edwin  B.  Brockway,  Fred  E.  Schurle,  Douglas 
E.  Eisenhour,  Dennis  D.  Hughes,  James  Hershberger,  director, 
Louise  S.  Keucher,  accompanist. 


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Blending  voices  with  those  of  the  Oratorio  Chorus,  A  Cappella  Choir  members 
present  Handel's  "Messiah"  at  Christmas  under  the  direction  of  William  Fischer. 


Singers  appear 
last  in  Auditorium 


Last  concert  to  be  presented 
in  the  Auditorium,  the  Winter 
Concert  of  the  Varsity  Men's 
Glee  Club  was  produced  Jan. 
11,  four  days  before  the  struc- 
ture burned.  The  men  also  pre- 
sented a  spring  concert. 

In  a  joint  appearance  with 
the  Academy  Glee  Club,  the 
varsity  singers  performed  at 
the  Air  Force  Academy,  Colo- 
rado Springs,  Colo.  The  men 
also  sang  on  a  four-day  tour  of 
Kansas  and  Denver,  Colo. 

Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club's 
78  members  and  Apollo  Glee 
Club's  56  members  represented 
the  University's  six  colleges. 
Only  six  members  were  music 
education  majors.  James 
Hershberger  directed  the  men. 
Bette  Edwards  and  Sherri 
Keucher  were  accompanists. 


Jazz  Workshop  Ensemble  -Top  Row:  Gene  Holdsworth,  director, 
Danny  J.  Keller,  Wayne  M.  Allerheiligen.  Second  Row:  Eugene  H. 
Copeland,   Richard  A.  Broadhurst,  Keith   E.  Meredith,  Martha  J. 


Betton,  David  D.  Jackson,  Paul  E.  Lundgren,  Harry  E.  Blow,  Gene  R. 
Smallwood,  Arlene  R.  Dahm.  Bottom  Row:  John  V.  Heitman,  Carolyn 
L.  McFarland,  William  L  Shoemaker,  Joseph  P.  Konzem. 


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After  the   Auditorium   fire   destroyed   headquarters  ot  the 
music  department,  the  band  moved  to  a  makeshift  practice 


room    in   the   military  science   garage.   Directed    by   Paul 
Shull,  band  presented  a  spring  concert  in  All-Faith  Chapel. 


Women's  Glee  Club-7bp  Row:  Nancy  L.Sullivan,  Regena  K.Alexander, 
Sandra  A.  Davidson,  Gloria  J.  Delich,  Mayme  L.  Kauffeld,  Sharon  M. 
George,  Connie  L.  Hager,  Anne  D.  Struss,  Nancy  A.  Young,  Betty  J. 
Billinger,  Carolyn  K.  Graham,  Patricia  L.  Peterson,  Vickie  J.  Overley, 
Marilyn  E.  Lange,  Jeanene  Sue  Penner,  Phyllis  L.  Munger.  Second 
Row:  Carolyn  R.  Lang,  Cynthia  A.  Brannam,  Virginia  S.  Allemang, 
Karin  F.  Burns,  Frances  E.  Johnston,  Shari  K.  Kuns,  Lucinda  L.  Neis, 
Irene  S.  Skonberg,  Alice  J.  Sheik,  Elaine  F.  Strahm,  Patricia  B.  Burke, 
Carlene  E.  Carlson,  Virginia  B.  Kenyon,  Kathleen  Haberbosch,  Dianne 
F.  Nehring,  Mary  A.  Voet,  Georgia  B.  Roelof.  Third  Row:  Suzanne 


Parker,  Janet  I.  Kaelson,  Carol  J.  Stevens,  Danna  L.  Garten,  Myrna 
M.  Otte,  Cheryl  A.  Ackerman,  Shirley  L.  Bourquin,  Pat  A.  Patton, 
Linda  J.  Johnson,  Diane  L.  Rasmussen,  Carolyn  Bartholomew,  Jane 
D.  Klover,  Nancy  C.  Reeves,  Jennifer  J.  Peterman,  Diane  Hodgson, 
Rita  L.  Pearce.  Bottom  Row:  Deanna  L.  Sainer,  Ruth  E.  Coburn, 
Patricia  A.  Casey,  Joan  M.  Fox,  Marilyn  J.  Back,  Helen  C.  Hamilton, 
Pamela  S.  Engle,  Gail  W.  Filbert,  Rebecca  A.  Hargrove,  Joyce  A. 
Burris,  Mary  K.  Moyle,  Ann  J.  Price,  Martha  J.  Jellison,  Helen  R. 
Heath,  Janet  L.  Clark,  Louis  L.  Sherman,  conductor.  Accompanists- 
Clifford  Ochampaugh  and  Cynthia  C.  Compton. 


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A  Cappella  Choir-7bp  Row.-  Robert  D.  Nevins,  Robert  L.  Marrs,  Joseph 
P.  Pena,  Jon  F.  Thomas,  Craydon  D.  McDonald,  James  A.  Harders, 
John  T.  Monger,  Paul  B.  Prietert,  John  R.  Clark,  Vaughn  L.  Nelson, 
Robert  K.  Atwood,  Robert  L.  Collins,  Richard  H.  McVay,  Douglas  C. 
Seibel,  Samuel  D.  Caughron,  Gary  R.  Cave,  Rodney  M.  Bates,  Leslie 
C.  Longberg.  Second  Row:  Stephen  M.  Burns,  Richard  L.  Enfield, 
Edward  L.  Dent,  Wayne  A.  Pearson,  Lawrence  R.  Brenn,  Richard  D. 
Chowins,  Philip  M.  Ballantyne,  Robert  A.  Burnett,  Ann  J.  Price, 
Myrna  M.  Otte,  James  L.  Atkinson,  Barry  E.  Stimpert,  Jack  H.  Marker, 
Larry  N.  Carey,  Fredrick  Williams,  Robyn  D.  Brooks,  David  D.  Smith, 


Danny  L.  Robinson.  Third  Row:  Joyce  E.  Guy,  Joline  F.  Oberhelman, 
Jane  Clark,  Elizabeth  D.  Smith,  Carolyn  S.  Kuhn,  Martha  C.  Sanders, 
Sally  J.  Cook,  Sharon  L.  Slocum,  Lorraine  A.  Adamson,  Regena  K. 
Alexander,  Catherine  C.  Fockele,  Nancy  E.  Fair,  Rebecca  I.  Long, 
Lorna  J.  Webster,  Linda  J.  Johnson,  Sharon  E.  Powers,  Sandra  L. 
Spangler.  Bottom  Row:  Linda  A.  Kirk,  Marilyn  R.  Kuhn,  Carolyn  S. 
Nevins,  Margie  E.  Vathauer,  Susan  K.  Goold,  Carol  J.  Stevens,  Danna 
L.  Garten,  Polly  A.  Coombs,  Marilyn  L.  Hall,  Dorothy  A.  Barnhart, 
Mary  K.  Moyle,  Kay  S.  McManis,  Joyce  E.  Back,  Louise  S.  Keucher, 
Jacqueline  Matthews,  Jean  M.  Fair,  William  R.  Fisher,  director. 


With  a  song  and  a  smile,  the  Sweet  Adeline  Quartet  performs  in  All-Faith  Chapel. 
As  one  of  three  ensembles,  the  quartet  appears  with  Women's  Glee  Club. 


Musicians  sing 
in  vocal  concerts 


Appearing  in  the  Christmas 
Vespers  and  the  "Messiah/'  A 
Cappella  Choir  also  performed 
at  16  high  schools  on  fall  tour. 
Conducted  by  William  Fischer, 
Schubert's  "Mass  in  G  Major" 
was  a  feature  number  at  a 
campus  concert. 

Fifty-five  appearances  were 
made  by  Women's  Glee  Club, 
directed  by  Louis  Sherman. 
Alumni  associations  and  high 
schools  sponsored  concerts  on 
a  nine-city,  April  tour. 

Glee  club  ensembles  in- 
cluded the  Ensemble  Eight, 
which  specialized  in  classics 
and  show  tunes,  and  the 
Coeds,  who  featured  popular 
numbers.  The  Sweet  Adelines 
sang  as  a  barbershop  quartet. 

Oratorio  Chorus  joined  A 
Cappella  Choir  and  Women's 
Glee  Club  in  Music  Week 
concerts  and  shows. 

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Campus  committees  and  clubs  recruit  members  from  among 
freshmen  and  new  students  at  the  fall  Activities  Carnival. 


Friday  afternoons   bring  folk  singers  and   popular  music 
combos  to  the  Union  to  entertain  students  after  classes. 


Concentration  is  a  necessity  for  the  students  who  use  the 
Main  Lounge  of  the  Union  to  study  between  weekday  classes. 


Chess  draws  much  deliberation  from  a  player  before  he  determines  his  move. 
Campus  tournament  winners  can  advance  to  regional  and  national  contests. 

Wildcat  bowlers  host  visiting  team  at  the 
Union's  Tri-State   Bowling  Conference. 


Union  provides 
recreation  center 


As  recreation  center  of  the 
University,  the  Union  hosted 
regional  game  tournaments  for 
Midwest  schools.  Open  at  6:30 
each  morning,  the  Union  was 
completed  in  1956. 

Card  players  and  coffee 
drinkers  made  the  State  Room 
popular  for  study  breaks.  The 
Art  Lounge,  Main  Lounge  and 
Browsing  Library  provided 
areas  for  study,  reading  papers 
or  listening  to  music. 

Downstairs,  the  Union 
maintained  16  bowling  alleys 
and  billiard,  pool,  ping-pong 
and  snooker  tables.  Friday 
night  combos  and  folk  singers 
increased  use  of  the  Dive. 


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Wool  squad  wins 
American  Royal 


Competing  against  other 
Midwest  teams,  the  wool  judg- 
ing team  won  the  Intercolleg- 
iate Wool  Judging  Contest  at 
the  1964  American  Royal  in 
Kansas  City.  Suzanne  Beck, 
the  national  Miss  Wool,  pre- 
sented an  award  to  the  team. 

In  judging  at  the  National 
Western  Livestock  Show  in 
Denver,  Colo.,  the  junior  team 
placed  first. 

Wool  judging  consisted  of 
two  phases.  Team  members 
were  required  both  to  grade 
characteristics  which  affected 
the  value  of  wool  samples  and 
to  defend  their  decisions  orally. 


Wool  Judging  Team -Ronald  W.  Hirst,  Joseph  H.  Stout,  Leon  L.  Dunn,  Coach  Carl  S.  Menzies. 


Soil  Judging  Team-Coach  Orville  W.  Bidwell,  James  D.  Lambley,  Roland  K.  Krauss,  Lloyd 
D.  Moden,  Carl  W.  Johnson. 


Soil  competition 
attracts  judges 


Only  team  to  enter  each  Na- 
tional Intercollegiate  Soil  Judg- 
ing Contest  since  contention 
began  in  1961,  the  soil  judging 
team  competed  again  at  the 
University  of  Wisconsin.  At 
the  10-school  intercollegiate 
meet,  the  men  placed  fifth.  The 
judgers  and  a  team  from  the 
University  of  Minnesota  repre- 
sented the  western  region  of 
the  north-central  states  in  the 
competition. 

During  contests,  team  mem- 
bers judged  soil  depth,  struc- 
ture, texture,  horizon,  slope, 
water  level,  topography  and 
presence  of  free  carbonates. 


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Men  rate  grains 
in  crop  contests 


Ranking  sixth  at  both  con- 
tests, the  crops  judging  team 
competed  at  an  international 
collegiate  meet  in  Chicago,  111. 
and  a  national  contest  in 
Kansas  City,  Mo.  The  men 
rated  fifth  in  identification  and 
seed  analysis  and  sixth  in  com- 
mercial grading  in  Kansas  City. 
The  Chicago  meet  was  con- 
nected with  the  International 
Livestock  Exposition. 

Selection  of  the  three-man 
team  was  based  on  scholastic 
standings  and  knowledge  of 
grain  quality.  The  team  judged 
in  three  crop  phases:  seed 
analysis,  grain  grading  and 
identification  of  crop  varieties, 
wheats  and  diseases.  Ernest  L. 
Mader  coached  the  squad. 


Crops  Judging  Team-William  M.  Middleton,  Donald  L.  Steanson,  Charles  E.  Meeks,  Coach 
Ernest  L.  Mader. 


Dairy  Cattle  Judging  Team -Coach  G. 
Nancy  C.  Tjaden,  Carrol  Campbell. 


B.  Marion,  Roger  E.  Heikes,  Leland  M.  Anderson, 


Feminine  judge 
joins  dairy  team 


For  the  first  year,  the  dairy 
cattle  judging  team  had  a  coed 
member.  At  the  Hutchinson 
State  Fair,  the  students  ranked 
first  against  12  regional  judg- 
ing squads. 

Traveling  to  Iowa,  the  team 
earned  eighteenth  place  among 
33  teams  at  the  World  Dairy 
Cattle  Congress.  The  coed  team 
member,  Nancy  Tjaden,  was 
fifth  in  Guernsey  judging.  In 
an  international  livestock  ex- 
position, the  judges  won  ninth 
place  among  17  entrants. 


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Meats  Judging  Team-Coach  Don  Krofp,  Garry  L  Keeler,  Philip  V.  Mathews,  Harold  D. 
Engle,  Micheal  E.  Dikeman,  Ronald  E.  Jones,  Willard  E.  Kindig. 


Meat  men  enter 
American  Royal 


At  the  American  Royal  in 
Kansas  City,  the  meats  judging 
team  ranked  second  out  of  19 
teams.  The  students  earned 
first  in  pork  judging  and  sec- 
ond in  lamb  judging.  The  team 
also  entered  meats  judging 
contention  at  meets  in  Fort 
Worth,  Tex.  and  Madison,  Wis. 


Dairy  men  meet 
collegiate  judges 


Placing  in  five  divisions, 
the  dairy  products  judging 
team  ranked  fifteenth  in  an 
international  contest  in  Chi- 
cago, 111.  Entrants  from  22 
colleges  in  the  U.S.  and  Canada 
judged  dairy  products  on  tex- 
ture, flavor  and  body.  While 
in  Chicago,  the  team  attended 
the  annual  meeting  of  the 
Milk  Industry  Foundation. 


Dairy  Products  Judging  Team-Coach  Ross  Mickelsen,  Donald  F.  Darling,  Dennis  P.  Bor- 
land, Kenneth  K.  Chesney,  LaVerne  R.  Myers. 


Livestock  Judging  Team -Coach  Don  L.  Good,  John  C.  Rogers,  David  S.  Hodgson,  Lloyd  A. 
Davidson,  Glenn  A.  Newcomer,  Melvin  C.  Hunt,  Arthur  L.  Stoecker,  Charles  R.  Rayl,  Eldon 
L.  Clawson,  Herdsman  Miles  McKee: 


Livestock  team 
finishes  64  years 


Livestock  judgers  served  on 
one  of  the  top  teams  in  the 
squad's  64-year  history.  As 
juniors,  the  men  compiled  a 
3-0  record.  While  seniors,  the 
judgers  won  eleventh  at  the 
American  Royal  in  Kansas  City 
and  third  at  a  livestock  ex- 
position in  Chicago,  111. 


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Advanced  ROTC 
recruits  officers 


With  86  juniors  as  recruits, 
the  advanced  Reserve  Officers' 
Training  Corps  enrolled  its 
largest  volunteer  group  since 
the  Korean  War.  The  Kansas 
Legislature  considered  con- 
verting the  required  two  years 
to  voluntary  status. 

Three  two-year  scholarships 
were  awarded  to  distinguished 
sophomore  men  entering 
advanced  ROTC. 


Official  military  courtesy  requires  ROTC  cadets  to  stand  at  attention  for  offi- 
cers'  inspection.  Traditionally,  military  students  walk  to  the  left  of  officers. 


Warm  weather  prevails  as  cadets  practice  for  the  spring        and  sophomore  men,  the  state  legislature  may  make  it 
ROTC  drill.  Although  ROTC  is  compulsory  to  all  freshman        voluntary.  ROTC  offers  both  Air  Force  and  Army  divisions. 


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Examining  issues  of  the  Ag  Student  Magazine  are  members 
of  the   spring  semester  staff:   Robert  H.   Miller,   Dean   L. 


Davis  and  Gary  L.  Scott.  In  stories  compiled  by  a  student 
staff,  the  publication  covers  College  of  Agriculture  news. 


Ag  Student  wins 
national  citation 


Entering  its  issues  in  com- 
petition, the  Ag  Student  Mag- 
azine won  national  recognition 
from  Agricultural  College  Mag- 
azines Associated.  The  publi- 
cation, a  laboratory  project  for 
agriculture  students,  was  one 
of  two  magazines  placing  in 
all  four  categories. 

Issues  edited  by  Thayne 
Cozart  were  consistent  win- 
ners in  divisions  for  layout, 
design  and  popular  presenta- 
tion of  technical  material. 

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Lowell  Brandner  serves  as  adviser  for  the  Ag  Student  Magazine  for  the  twelfth 
year.  The  agricultural  publication  is  a  laboratory  project  edited  by  students. 


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Editor  John  Wulfmeyer  meets  deadlines  for  the  K-State  Engineer,  printed  from 
October  to  May.  Engineering  and  architecture  students  edit  the  publication. 


Engineer  earns 
editorial  award 


Receiving  a  first  place,  na- 
tional award  for  Best  Editorials 
in  All  Issues,  the  K-State  Engi- 
neer topped  51  schools  for  the 
second  year. 

Editor  for  first  semester, 
Donald  Williams,  attended  a 
convention  of  the  Engineering 
College  Magazine  Association 
where  the  award  was  an- 
nounced. John  Wulfmeyer 
edited  the  magazine  second 
semester. 

With  a  circulation  of  3,000, 
the  monthly  publication  car- 
ried articles  on  the  technical 
and  non-technical  sides  of 
engineering  and  reports  on 
current  engineering  trends. 


K-State  Engineer  Staff—  Top  Row:  John  M.  Flannery,  Robert  L.  Van- 
Allen,  Larry  D.  Bleything,  Thomas  D.  Jacob,  Charles  W.  Coffman. 
Second  Row:  Kerry  F.  Williams,  Dennis  B.  Maercklein,  William  K. 


Benham,  Lowell  G.  Moore.  Bottom  Row:  Michael  H.  Foss,  Charles  C. 
Nielson,  Barry  L.  Rafter,  John  T.  Wulfmeyer. 


KSDB-FM-  Top  Row:  Linda  L.  Lehman,  Geraldine  M.  McManis,  Linda 
G.  Rowland,  Wright  E.  Harris,  William  D.  Moore,  Edward  M.  Printz, 
James  L.  Bush,  J.  Sue  Ingersoll.  Second  Row:  Patric  J.  Folwell,  Gary 
R.  Kopp,  Gary  D.  Tice,  Courtney  M.  Coover,  Larry  J.  Lichtenegger, 
Dale  J.  Perry,  Donald  P.  DeCinque,  Philip  K.  Kline.  Third  Row:  Brian 


J.  Beck,  Gerald  C.  Brees,  Dick  E.  Fagerberg,  Harold  S.  Joy,  Terry  L. 
Dyke,  Gary  R.  Cave,  Benjamin  J.  Eichem,  Paul  J.  Dugas.  Bottom  Row: 
Donald  R.  Hite,  Bruce  A.  Boggs,  Arlen  E.  Diamond,  Gerald  H.  Ogden, 
Don  W.  Clark,  Terry  M.  Haggard,  John  M.  Suellentrop. 


Touchstone  Staff- Frederic  Eickelberg,  editor;  Lillian  M.  Williams;  Diane  Dufva;  Edward 
Hoffmans;  Nancy  Saunders;  Judith  A.  Cowdrey,  business  manager;  John  M.  Hayden. 


Staffs  broadcast, 
edit  magazine 


Extended  radio  program- 
ming for  KSDB-FM  was  ini- 
tiated by  broadcasting  from 
8  a.m.  until  11  p.m.  Saturdays. 
Operated  by  36  radio  and  tele- 
vision majors,  KSDB-FM  was 
directed  by  the  speech  depart- 
ment. Facilities  in  Nichols 
Gymnasium  included  radio 
turntables  and  recorders. 

As  student  literary  maga- 
zine, Touchstone  was  submit- 
ted to  a  student  writing  con- 
test sponsored  by  the  U.  S. 
National  Student  Association 
and  Saturday  Review.  Pub- 
lished twice  annually  for  the 
sixth  year,  Touchstone  con- 
tained short  stories,  poetry, 
essays  and  student  art.  Staff 
members  conducted  mail 
drives  to  English  teachers. 


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With  the  help  of  Jeanette  Johnson,  Richard  Wilson  and  Vir- 
ginia  Mansfield,   Director  Carl   Rochat  transmits  campus 


news  to  the  mass  media.  The  office  of  University  News  relays 
campus  press  releases  to  most  newspapers  across  Kansas. 


As  editor  of  the  K-Stater,  Dean  Kenny  compiles  feature  articles  about  Univer- 
sity activities  for  the  alumni  magazine  which  has  been  published  since  1951. 


Editors,  offices 
distribute  news 


Circulation  of  the  K-Stater 
reached  11,000,  and  advertis- 
ing was  added  for  the  first 
time.  Dean  Kenny  replaced 
Helen  Hostetter,  who  retired 
as  alumni  magazine  editor. 

Assisting  Carl  Rochat  in  re- 
laying news  to  Kansas  papers 
were  a  secretary,  a  graduate 
assistant  and  five  journalism 
students.  The  Office  of  Uni- 
versity News  published  a 
twice-monthly  newsletter  for 
the  faculty. 

Kenneth  Thomas  headed  the 
Division  of  University  Infor- 
mation which  directed  the 
Office  of  University  News,  the 
Office  of  Photographic  Services 
and  the  K-Stater  magazine. 


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Yearbook  scores 
top  rating  again 


Under  the  guidance  of  C.  J. 
(Chief)  Medlin,  graduate  man- 
ager of  Student  Publications 
since  1934,  the  1964  Royal  Pur- 
ple won  another  Ail-American 
rating.  The  Associated  Col- 
legiate Press  has  named  the 
yearbook  All-American  every 
year  since  1935. 

Retiring  after  spring  semes- 
ter, Chief  has  written  two 
textbooks  widely  used  by 
journalism  classes  and  year- 
book staffs. 

Also  judged  by  the  Associ- 
ated Collegiate  Press,  the 
Collegian  received  a  first  class 
rating  for  the  spring  semester. 
Jack  Backer  advised  the  news- 
paper staff. 

After  activity  fee  allotments, 
Student  Publications  faced  a 
$21,600  cut  in  the  apportion- 
ment it  had  asked  for.  As  a 
result,  each  Royal  Purple  cost 
students  three  dollars.  Copies 
of  the  Student  Directory  were 
sold  for  one  dollar. 


Honored  by  Sigma  Delta  Chi  for  more  than  25  years  service  to  the  chapter, 
Chief  Medlin  serves  as  adviser  to  the  men's  professional  journalism  society. 


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Printing  3,000  copies  an  hour  from  a  continuous  web,  Kedzie  Hall  prints  8,000  Collegians  a  day.  The  press  is 

the  Goss  Cox-o-Type  newspaper  press  in  the  basement  of         also  capable  of  printing  spot  color  for  special  editions. 


Gretchen  Nilson,  1964  Royal  Purple  editor,  and  C.  J.  Medlin,  faculty  adviser,  inspect 
the  yearbook  which  won  the  twenty-ninth  consecutive  All-American  rating. 


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As  Royal  Purple  assistant  editor,  Carole  Fry  directs  work  of  Royal  Purple  writers. 
The  staff  worked  in  an  enlarged  office  to  which  six  desks  were  added. 


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Becky  Fitzgerald  edits  the  Royal  Purple, 
ranked  All-American  29  straight  times. 


Yearbook  tries 
Offset  printing 


Producing  the  first  Royal 
Purple  printed  on  an  offset 
press,  Editor  Becky  Fitzgerald 
added  eight  color  pages.  She 
selected  pictures,  planned  lay- 
outs, approved  copy  and  di- 
rected the  printing. 

Assistant  Editor  Carole  Fry 
assigned  and  edited  copy  and 
scheduled  pictures. 

While  Jane  Waddle  handled 
pages  for  campus  organiza- 
tions, Jane  Clover  produced 
the  Greek  section.  Responsi- 
bility for  the  features  section 
fell  to  Mike  Charles.  The  un- 
derclass section  was  compiled 
by  Elaine  Rusch.  Linda  Hume 
edited  the  senior  pages,  and 
Mike  Robinson  covered  sports. 

Because  of  a  $21,000  cut  in 
the  Publication  apportion- 
ment, the  cost  was  not  entirely 
covered  by  the  student  activity 
fee.  For  the  first  time  since 
1936,  students  paid  three  dol- 
lars for  each  book. 


Jane  Clover 
Greek  Editor 


Royal  Purple  staffers  chose  pictures  for  which  to  write  outlines  from  a  new 
batch  of  photographs.  Writers  received  weekly  copy  and  outline  assignments. 


Jane  Waddle 
Organizations  Editor 


Mike  Robinson 
Sports  Editor 


Elaine  Rusch 
Underclass  Editor 


Linda  Hume 
Senior  Class  Editor 


Mike  Charles 
Features  Editor 


Susan  Farha 
Fall  Features  Fditor 


Mike  Robinson 
Spring  Sports  Fditor 


Jan  Jernigan 
Spring  Fditorial  Page  Fditor 


... 


y 


Lois  Hudgins 
Spring  Features  Fditor 


Fred  Williams 

Fall  Fditorial  Page  Fditor 

Spring  News  Fditor 


Susie  Miller 

Fall  News  Fditor 

Spring  Night  Fditor 


Mark  Meseke 
Fall  Sports  Fditor 


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Journalists  rank 
second  nationally 


News  articles  entered  in  the 
fifth  annual  William  Randolph 
Hearst  writing  contest  placed 
the  department  of  journalism 
second  among  national  jour- 
nalism schools.  Former  Col- 
legian editor,  Chuck  Powers, 
tied  with  a  University  of  Ten- 
nessee student  for  first  place 
individual  honors. 

Remodeling  of  Collegian 
editorial  space  featured  sev- 
eral new  bulletin  boards  and 
desks,  repainted  walls  and  a 
room  partitioned  off  for  the 
features  staff.  Collegian  librar- 
ian, Sherryl  Diller,  instituted 
a  new  filing  system. 


Editors  David  D.  Miller  and  Judith  Halbleib  supervise  editorial  policies.  Miss 
Halbleib  edited  fall  semester  Collegians,  while  Miller  edited  spring  issues. 


Collegian  assistants  help  staff  members  prepare  copy  for 
daily   publication    in   the   University's   paper,  established 


in  1895.  Assistants  are  Sherryl  Diller,  Leland  K.  Johnson, 
Janice  Millenbruch,  Joan  Hayes,  Jon  Lowe  and  JoAnn  Dodd. 


Collegian  staffers  edit  the  paper  for 
distribution  at  eight  campus  points. 


Each  summer,  the  Collegian  staff  publishes  a  weekly  paper.  Thomas  Poole,  James 
Sheetz,  editor,  Joan  Hayes  and  Jan  Jernigan  produced  seven  Collegian  issues. 


Summer  Business  Manager  Wayne  Perk  and  assist- 
ant Warren  Funk  lay  out  ads  for  weekly  Collegians. 


Seven  salesmen,  directed   by  business  manager  Judith  Cowdrey, 
Wayne  Perk  and  Charles  Fairman,  solicit  advertising  for  Collegians. 


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Serving  as  Royal  Purple  business  assistants,  Doug  Morgenson  and 
Margo  Miller  sell  and  collect  advertising  for  the  book's  last  section. 


Utilizing   facilities    in    the   Collegian   office,   enlarged   and 
painted  during  the  summer,  reporters  and  editors  meet 


daily  deadlines  required  to  distribute  the  paper  at  noon. 
Seventeen   editors  and   photographers  compile  the  daily. 


Collegian  prints 
special  editions 


Increased  advertising  sales 
enabled  the  Collegian  to  pub- 
lish a  32-page  Homecoming 
edition.  The  business  staff  also 
sold  advertising  for  a  four- 
page  shopping  section  in  a 
pre-Christmas  paper. 

Under  Business  Manager 
Judith  Cowdrey,  the  staff  was 
expanded  to  nine  members. 
Wayne  Perk  was  summer  busi- 
ness manager  and  later  con- 
tinued as  assistant  with  War- 
ren Funk  and  Charles  Fairman. 

Collegian  staffers  remade  an 
eight-page  issue  when  flames 
gutted  the  Auditorium.  A  doz- 
en journalists  produced  the 
extra,  with  photos,  between 
2  and  7:30  a.m.  despite  a  power 
failure  and  press  breakdown. 


Working  2  to  7:30  a.m.,  Collegian  staffers  check  type  on  the  Auditorium  fire 
story  before  rolling  the  scoop,  morning  issue  off  the  press  four  hours  early. 


Journalists  levy 
publications  fees 


Students  paid  for  the  Royal 
Purple  and  the  Student  Direc- 
tory because  of  a  cut  in  the 
1964-1965  Student  Publications 
apportionment.  The  charge 
marked  the  first  year  since 
1935  that  activity  fees  had  not 
covered  the  Royal  Purple  cost 
and  the  first  time  the  directory 
was  not  free. 

Mark  Miller,  Royal  Purple 
business  manager,  and  Kath- 
leen Dickey,  Student  Directory 
editor,  collected  three  dollars 
for  yearbooks  and  one  dollar 
for   University   phone   books. 

Rick  Solberg  and  David  von 
Riesen  shot  Royal  Purple  activ- 
ity pictures.  Other  photogra- 
phers were  Don  Richards,  Tim 
Fields,  Paul  Burch  and  Bob 
Hankins.  Studio  Royal  took 
individual  pictures  for  the 
housing  and  class  sections. 


Royal  Purple  photographer  Rick  Solberg 
covers  athletics  and  campus  programs. 


Student  Publications  Business  Staff-  Top  Row:  Bonnie  B.  Bone 
witz,  Mary  S.  Brandner,  Edwin  L  Butterfield,  Lynda  L  Clyne,  Larry 
D.  Dallen,  Vesta  L  Dauber,  Charles  E.  Fairman.  Bottom  Row:  Linda 


A.  Kirk,  Connie  K.  Miles,  Julie  K.  Ramsey,  Victor  F.  Shalkoski,  Robert 
D.  Snider,  Linda  J.  Solberg,  David  S.  Wilson. 


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Kathleen  Dickey,  who  compiled  student  government  infor-        tions,  is  Student  Directory  editor.  The  journalist  conducted 
mation  and  lists  of  University  officials  and  campus  organiza-         the  sales  campaign  forthe  IBM-processed  Student  Directory. 


Student  Publications  secretary  Anita  Johnson  co-ordinates 
proofreaders  and  typists  on  the  Royal  Purple  business  staff. 


Distributing  Royal  Purples,  selling  advertising  and  making 
ad  page  layouts  are  duties  of  Business  Manager  Mark  Miller. 


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Varsity  members,  who  placed  third  in  a  triangular  meet  with  Purdue  University  and 
Michigan  State  University,  race  the  freshman  crew  during  practice  at  Tuttle  Creek. 


Rowing  debuts 
as  campus  sport 


Starting  during  spring  1964, 
rowing  became  the  Univer- 
sity's newest  sport  with  nearby 
waters  of  Tuttle  Creek  pro- 
viding facilities  for  the  sport. 
Don  Rose,  night  manager  of 
the  Union  and  former  Univer- 
sity of  Wisconsin  coxswain, 
put  together  the  nine-man 
rowing  crew. 

For  equipment,  Purdue  Uni- 
versity donated  a  30-year-old 
rowing  shell  and  another  rac- 
ing shell  was  purchased  by  the 
team  from  a  Canadian  rowing 
club.  Aggieville  merchants 
furnished  team  uniforms  for 
the  new  athletic  squad. 

Practice  started  during  the 
fall  for  the  rowing  season  to 
begin  in  March.  The  only  Big 
Eight  school  to  compete  in  the 
sport,  the  University  joined 
eight  other  teams  to  establish 
the  Mid-America  Collegiate 
Rowing  Association. 


Sporting  new  purple  and  white,  K-emblazoned  team  uniforms,  the  University 
rowing  squad  totes  its  shell  to  Tuttle  Creek  for  a  mid-winter  rowing  practice. 


Although  trees  remain  barren  and  the  waters  of  the  lake 
cove  are  still  icy,  men  of  the  rowing  team  must  still  keep 


at  it.  The  squad  prepares  to  launch  the  400-pound  shell, 
which  was  a  gift  from  the  rowing  team  at  Purdue  University. 


Rowers,  who  solicited  $20  subscriptions  from  150  persons 
for  a  boat  to  be  named  The  150,  launch  their  racing  shell. 


Gently  lowering  their  rowing  shell  into  lake  waters,  racing 
enthusiasts  complete   launching  of  the  30-year-old  boat. 


Perfecting  the  form  which  took  winning  trophy  in  their  first  race  with  St.  Thomas 
College  and  the  University  of  Minnesota,  rowers  work  out  many  hours  on  the  water. 


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After  the  husband   leaves  the  country,  detectives  search 
his  apartment  in  "The  Consul,"  a  three-act  musical  drama. 


Before  leaving  tor  another  country,  the  husband  in  "The 
Consul"  bids  a  parting  farewell  to  his  wife,  aunt  and  baby. 


Slowly,  the  expressions  in  mirrors  change  as  actors  assume 
the  faces  of  the  characters  they  portray.  Almost  any  age 


or    personality   type   may   evolve   through   the   use   of 
grease    paint,    hair   sprays   and    other   make-up  aids. 


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Students  present 
spring  theatricals 


Presented  as  the  highlight 
of  the  spring  1964  Fine  Arts 
Festival  was  "The  Consul."  A 
three-act  musical  drama,  the 
play  was  presented  by  the  de- 
partments of  music,  art  and 
speech  and  the  K-State  Players. 

"All  in  a  Polyethelene  Bag," 
a  satirical  review  of  society, 
appeared  in  the  Union  Little 
Theater.  Playing  to  sell-out 
crowds,  the  production  sati- 
rized celebrities  from  Barry 
Goldwater  and  southern  sena- 
tors to  Romeo  and  Juliet  and 
Julius  Caesar. 

In  observance  of  the  400th 
anniversary  of  William  Shake- 
speare's birth,  the  department 
of  speech  and  the  K-State 
Players  presented  "Readings 
from  Shakespeare." 

"Waiting  for  Godot,"  a  con- 
troversial drama  in  two  acts, 
was  the  last  presentation  of 
the  1964  spring  season. 


Gogo  and  Didi  await  Godot  in  "Waiting 
for  Godot,"  acted  by  graduate  students. 


In  "The  Consul"  a  magician  hypnotizes  the  characters  and 
makes  them  dance  around  the  consul's  office.  Presented 


as  part  of  the  eighth   biennial   Fine  Arts  Festival,  "The 
Consul"  was  first  produced  by  actors  in  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


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Professor  Deville's  wife  in  "Marriage-Go-Round"  learns  of  the  rela- 
tionship of  Katrine  and  her  husband  on  returning  from  a  lecture. 


While   at  a   horse  race  in  "My  Fair  Lady,"   Eliza 
Doolittle    breaks    a    convention    by    swearing. 


At  Mrs.  Higgins'  tea,  Eliza  Doolittle  gets  her  first  chance         produce  "My  Fair  Lady,"  longest  running  Broadway  play  in 
to  use  the  new  speech  taught  her  by  Henry  Higgins.  To         American  theatrical  history,  $1,500  in  costumes  were  rented. 


Releasing  Winnie  the  Pooh  from  the  entrance  to  Rabbit's 
house  requires  the  efforts  of  Piglet,  Skunk,  Mouse  and  Rab- 


bit.   "Winnie   the   Pooh,"   a   Children's   Theatre   play,   was 
shown  in  Junction  City  and  at  six  schools  in  Manhattan. 


Actors  produce 
'My  Fair  Lady7 


Nearly  three  and  one-half 
months  were  spent  preparing 
for  "My  Fair  Lady,"  "Winnie 
the  Pooh"  and  "Marriage-Go- 
Round."  More  than  6,000  per- 
sons attended  the  three  plays. 
Production  of  "My  Fair  Lady" 
during  Homecoming  required 
150  Edwardian  costumes  and 
145  cast  members. 

"Winnie  the  Pooh/'  the  Chil- 
dren's Theatre  production, 
toured  area  schools.  More  than 
2,000  grade  school  children 
viewed  the  play. 

"Marriage-Go-Round"  was 
a  hold-over  hit  from  summer 
school.  A  four-member  cast 
dramatized  the  Broadway 
comedy  in  the  Purple  Masque 
Theatre  in  East  Stadium. 


Katrine,  a  Swedish  girl  in  "Marriage-Go-Round,"  comes  to  America  to  have  an 
ideal  child  by  the  man  she  thinks  is  one  of  the  most  intelligent  in  the  world. 


Performers  read 
narrative  poem 


"A  West  Wind  Rises/'  a  nar- 
rative poem  by  Bruce  Cutler, 
was  the  first  Readers'  Theatre 
production.  Six  readers  un- 
folded episodes  of  1858  in  his- 
torical sequence.  The  poem's 
author  attended  the  opening 
night  performance. 

Two  experimental  one-act 
plays  were  presented  at  the 
Purple  Masque  Theatre  in  the 
spring.  "No  Exit,"  by  Jean- 
Paul  Sartre,  dramatized  the 
suffering  of  three  persons  in 
hell  after  death. 

"A  Phoenix  Too  Frequent," 
by  Christopher  Fry,  presented 
a  satirical  view  of  heroic,  ideal- 
istic love  and  outdated  styles 
of  writing   plays   and   poetry. 


Toasting  to  life  and  death,  the  servant 
girl    Doto    salutes    Tegeus-Chromis. 


Trapped  in  a  private  hell,  student  actors  in  "No  Exit"  describe  the  personal 
torments  of  sharing  one  small  room  with  the  perfect  torturers-other  people. 


Actors  appear  in  "A  West  Wind  Rises,"  the  first  Readers'  Theatre  production. 
Readers'  Theatre  uses  uncostumed  actors  to  read  drama,  poetry  and  literature. 


Cast  members  of  "A  West  Wind  Rises"  line  up  to  get  Bruce  Cutler's  autograph.  Cut- 
ler, author  of  the  poem,  taught  on  campus  before  going  to  Wichita  State  University. 


Actresses  rehearse  for    No  Exit, 
staged    in  the   Purple  Masque. 


Dynamene,  Tegeus-Chromis  and  Doto  examine  an  urn  in  the 
experimental  play,  "A  Phoenix  Too  Frequent."  Although  at 


first  dying  for  the  love  of  her  dead  husband,  Dynamene 
falls  in   love  with  Tegeus-Chromis  in  the  one-act  drama. 


Night  blaze  destroys  Auditorium, 
devours  music  department  facilities 


Photo  by  LeRoy  Kepley 

Flames  spew  out  of  the  Auditorium 
as  the  roof  caves  in  at  1:57  a.m. 


"Burn  the  Barn,"  a  long- 
heard  slogan,  became  a  reality 
early  Friday  morning,  Jan.  15, 
in  a  blaze  that  gutted  the  Audi- 
torium. Campus  firemen  lost 
control  of  the  fire,  spotted 
by  a  watchman  at  1:20  a.m., 
after  flames  reached  the  stage 
fly  area. 

Many  music  instruments, 
original  compositions  and 
scores  were  destroyed.  The  fire 
consumed  11  pianos,  including 
a  $7,000  grand  piano,  and  more 
than  200  student  instruments. 

For  60  years  the  Auditorium 
was  site  of  concerts,  plays  and 
convocations.  The  structure 


housed  music  department 
offices  and  classrooms.  After 
the  fire,  music  offices  were  set 
up  in  East  Stadium. 

Two  students,  arrested  on 
charges  of  starting  the  Audi- 
torium blaze,  stood  trial  in 
Manhattan  during  February. 

To  raze  the  structure  and  re- 
place equipment,  the  Kansas 
Legislature  appropriated 
$252,849.  The  Board  of  Regents 
recommended  an  apportion- 
ment of  almost  $2.9  million  for 
a  new  auditorium  and  music 
wing.  Students  set  $10,000  as 
goal  in  a  "Cats  for  Curtains" 
campaign  for  new  curtains. 


Smoldering  bricks  and  charred  timber  remain  as  somber 
evidence  of  the  early  morning  Auditorium  fire.  The  interior 


of  the  fortress  reveals  a  three-story  cavern.  Dedicated  in 
1904,  the  Auditorium  seated  about  2,000  persons. 

Photo  by  David  von  Riesen 


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Seniors 393-437 

Graduates 438-443 

Underclassmen 444-572 

Advertising 573-592 

Index 593-608 


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A  university  is  people  — administrators, 
instructors  and  office  workers  — but  most 
important,  a  university  is  students.  They  are 
the  backbone  of  the  University,  youth  seek- 
ing knowledge  in  the  classroom,  the  labora- 
tory or  a  midnight  discussion.  They  are  the 
University's  past  and  future.  Standing  as 
the  only  campus  statue,  the  solemn  bust  of 
William  Alexander  Harris  symbolizes  the 
role  the  more  than  9,000  students  may  also 
play  in  the  nation's  future. 


Photo  by  David  von  Riesen 


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Senior  officers  Terry  Patterson,  treasurer,  Douglas  Dusen- 
bury,  president,  Patricia  Templer,  secretary,  and  Constance 


Schleicher,  vice-president,   promote   project  sales  for  the 
senior  class  during  home  football  and  basketball  contests. 


Seniors  buy  'TGIS'  pins, 
derby  hats  from  officers 


Identification  cards  entitled  seniors  to 
"Thank  Goodness  I'm  a  Senior"  buttons  and 
traditional  purple  and  white  senior  derbies. 
Seniors  sat  in  special  sections  at  football  and 
basketball  games.  The  class  officers  were 
elected  on  a  University  Party  slate. 


Anderson  Hall,  with  freshly  painted  halls  and  new  ground 
level  floor  covering,  stands  as  a  symbol  of  the  University. 


Abbreviations  for  Activities:  ACS  — American  Chemical  Society; 
Act.  — Activities;  Adm. —  Administration;  Ad.  — Advertising;  Ag.  — 
Agriculture;  Ag.  Mag. —  Agricultural  Magazine;  AFROTC  — Air  Force 
Reserve  Officers  Training  Corps;  A.G.O.  —  American  Guild  of  Organ- 
ists; AHEA  —  American  Home  Economics  Association;  AIA  — Ameri- 
can Institute  of  Architects;  AIAA  — American  Institute  of  Aero- 
nautics and  Astronautics;  AIChE  —  American  Institute  of  Chemical 
Engineers;  A. I. D.  — American  Institute  of  Interior  Designers;  AIIE  — 
American  Institute  of  Industrial  Engineers;  AIP— American  Institute 
of  Physics;  Am. —  American;  ANS  — American  Nuclear  Society;  ASA  — 
American  Society  of  Agronomy;  ASAE  — American  Society  of  Agri- 
cultural Engineers;  ASCE  — American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers; 
ASL A  —  American  Society  of  Landscape  Architects;  ASME  —  American 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers;  A&S  — Arts  and  Sciences;  Asst.  — 
Assistant;  Assn. —Association;  Assoc. —  Associated;  AVA  — American 
Vocational  Association;  AVM A  — Student  Chapter  of  American  Veter- 
inary Medical  Association;  AWS  — Associated  Women  Students; 
Aux.  —  Auxiliary. 


Bd.  —  Board;  BSA  — Business  Students  Association;  Bus.  — Business; 
BSU  —  Baptist  Student  Union;  Capt.  —  Captain;  Chap.  — Chapter; 
Chem.  —  Chemical,  Chemistry;  Chm.  —  Chairman;  Comm.  —  Commit- 
tee, Commission;  Conf.  —  Conference;  Corres.  — Corresponding; 
Coun.  — Council;  CYD  — Collegiate  Young  Democrats;  CYR  — Col- 
legiate Young  Republicans;  Dept.  — Department;  Dir.  —  Director; 
DMS  — Distinguished  Military  Student;  Ec.  —  Economics;  Ed. —  Edu- 
cation, Editor,  Editorial;  Engr.  —  Engineering,  Engineers;  EUB  — 
Evangelical  United  Brethren;  Exec. —  Executive;  Ext. —  Extension; 
Fellow. —  Fellowship;  FFA  — Future  Farmers  of  America;  FMOC  — 
Favorite  Man  on  Campus;  Found.  — Foundation;  Fr.  —  Freshman; 
FTA  —  Future  Teachers  of  America. 

Govt.  — Government;  Hort.  —  Horticulture;  Hosp.  — Hospitality;  IAS 

—  Institute  of  Aeronautical  Sciences;  IEEE  — Institute  of  Electrical  and 
Electronics  Engineers;  IFC  — Interfraternity  Council;  IFYE  — Inter- 
national Farm  Youth  Exchange;  Ind.  —  Independent;  Intl. —  Interna- 
tional; IOHC  — Independent  Organized  House  Council;  IPC  — Inter- 
fraternity Pledge  Council;  ISA  — Independent  Students  Association; 
Jr. —Junior;  KSCF— Kansas  State  Christian  Fellowship;  K-State  Engr. 

—  K-State  Engineers'  Magazine;  LSA  — Lutheran  Students  Associa- 
tion; MC  —  Model  Congress;  M.E.  —  Mechanical  Engineering;  MENC  — 
Music  Educators  National  Conference;  Mgr.  —  Manager;  MMUN  — 
Midwest  Model  United  Nations;  MPC-Mock  Political  Convention; 
MUN  — Model  United  Nations;  NEA  — Nuclear  Engineering  Associa- 
tion; NVATA  — National  Vocational  Agriculture  Teachers  Association; 
OCW  — Off-Campus  Women's  Association;  Org.  — Organization. 

Panhel.  —  Panhellenic;  PTP- People- to-People;  Pres.- President; 
Pol.  Sci.  —  Political  Science;  Pub.  —  Publicity,  Publications;  Pub.  Rel.  — 
Public  Relations;  RA  — Resident  Assistant;  RCC  — Religious  Coordi- 
nating Council;  Rec. —  Recording;  Rep.  — Representative;  RWF  — 
Roger  Williams  Fellowship;  SAB  — Student  Activities  Board;  S.A.M.E. 

—  Society  of  American  Military  Engineers;  SCC  — Social  Coordinating 
Council;  SCF  — Student  Christian  Fellowship;  Schs.  — Scholarship; 
SCSA  — Soil  Conservation  Society  of  America;  S.E.A.  —  Student  Edu- 
cation Association;  Sec  — Secretary;  Sec.  Gen.  — Secretary  General; 
SG A  — Student  Governing  Association;  Soc  — Social,  Society;  Soph. — 
Sophomore;  Sr.  —  Senior;  Stu.  — Student. 

Tech.— Technical;  Treas.  —  Treasurer;  UCCF  — United  Campus 
Christian  Fellowship;  UGB  — Union  Governing  Board;  UMOC  — 
Ugly  Man  on  Campus;  Union  — Student  Union;  Univ.  — University; 
UPC  — Union  Program  Council;  USCC- United  Student  Christian 
Council;  Vet.  —  Veterinary;  Vet.  Med.  —  Veterinary  Medicine;  V-Pres.  — 
Vice-president;  WAA— Women's  Athletic  Association;  Y-O  — 
Y-Orpheum;  YWCA— Young  Women's  Christian  Association. 


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Adago 
Addy 


Adair 

Aikin 


Adams,  E. 
Ailshie 


Adampijs 

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Adams,  M. 
Albright,  M. 


Adamson 
Aldridge 


Adcock 
Alexander 


Seniors:  Ada— Bar 


Alford 
Allen 

Anderson,  J.  L. 
Anderson,  M.  J. 


Allacher 
Anderson,  A. 
Anderson,  J.  K. 
Anderson,  M.  S. 


Allee 

Anderson,  C. 
Anderson,  L. 
Anderson,  N. 


Adago,  John;  New  York,  N.Y.,  Political  Science.  Adair,  Sharon  L; 
Selden,  Dietietics  and  Institutional  Management.  Adams,  Elaine  K; 
Dodge  City,  English.  Adams,  James  J;  Nevada,  Mo.,  Architecture. 
Adams,  Mary  K;  Larned,  English.  Adamson,  Lorraine  A;  Salina, 
English.  Adcock,  Thomas  D;  Superior,  Neb.,  Business  Administra- 
tion. 


Addy,  Donald  E;  Wichita,  Business  Administration.  Aikin,  Kenneth 
N;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  General.  Ailshie,  Roger  H;  Kingsdown,  Agri- 
cultural Engineering,  ASAE.  Albright,  Gerald  M;  Hoyt,  Animal 
Husbandry.  Albright,  Merle  R;  Colby,  Agricultural  Engineering, 
ASAE  Sec,  V-Pres.,  4-H.  Aldridge,  Everett  G;  Kansas  City,  Animal 
Husbandry,  Block  and  Bridle,  4-H,  UCCF.  Alexander,  Karol  K; 
Overland  Park,  Secondary  Education. 


Alford,   Fredricka    S;   Concordia,  Elementary  Education.   Allacher, 
Dennis    E;   Herndon,   Civil    Engineering,   ASCE.    Allee,   Judith   K; 

Arkansas  City,  Elementary  Education,  Delta  Zeta  Rec.  Sec,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


Allen,  Kathleen  A;  Wichita,  Home  Economics  and  Art,  S.E.A., 
Orchesis,  Art  Club.  Anderson,  Agnes  F;  Agenda,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Anderson,  Christine  M;  Sharon  Springs,  Modern  Languages. 


Anderson,  Jack  L;  Sutton,  Neb.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  FarmHouse, 
Alpha  Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA.  Anderson,  Judy  K;  Shawnee,  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Anderson,  Leland  M;  Smolan,  Dairy  Production, 
Dairy  Science  Club  Pres.,  Little  Americal  Royal  Assn.  Pres.,  V-Pres, 
Dairy  Cattle  Judging  Team,  KSCF,  Grace  Baptist  Stu.  Fellow.  V-Pres. 


Anderson,  Marilyn  J;  Peru,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma  V-Pres.,  Standards  Chm.,  House  Mgr.,  Pledge  Class 
Pub.  Rel.  Chm.  Forensic  Union,  S.E.A.,  Newman  Club,  Intramurals. 
Anderson,  Michael  S;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Physical  Education,  Ander- 
son, Nancy  S;  Wichita,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A. 


394 


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Anderson,  R. 

Antenen 

Anthony 

Appel 

Archer 

Arclon 


Arnold 

Askey 

Atkisson 

Auchard 

Augustine 

Avery,  R. 


Anderson,  Raymond  A;  Alloion,  Neb.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Antenen,  Paula  G;  Ness 
City,  Secondary  Education.  Anthony,  Rowland  H;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Music  Education,  Appel,  Robert  L;  Garfield,  Chemical  Engineering, 
Sigma  Tau,  AIChE,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Archer,  Michael  J;  Hutchinson, 
Business  Administration.  Ardon,  Menachem  T;  Israel,  Electrical 
Engineering,  IEEE,  Men's  Glee,  B'nai  B'rith  Hillel,  Schs. 

Arnold,  Betty  S;  Wichita,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism,  Chi 
Omega  Sec,  Theta  Sigma  Phi  Pres.,  Chimes,  Home  Ec.  Coun.  Sec, 
Pub.  Chm.,  Tribunal  Justice,  Home  Ec.  Journalism  Club,  Clothing 
and  Textiles  Club,  PTP.  Askey,  Raymond  D;  Leoti,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Atkisson,  John  L;  Wichita,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Pi  Tau 
Sigma  Sec,  Sigma  Tau,  ASME,  Engr.  Coun.  Rep.,  Schs.  Auchard, 
Gerald  V;  Council  Grove,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME.  Augus- 
tine, Sandra  L;  Hutchinson,  Textiles  and  Clothing,  Clothing  and 
Textile  Club  Sec.  Avery,  Robert  O;  Wichita,  Civil  Engineering, 
Sigma  Tau,  Chi  Epsilon,  Scabbard  and  Blade  Treas.,  ASCE,  Base- 
ball, Schs. 

Avery,  Thomas  B;  Manhattan,  Animal  Husbandry.  Baber,  Jack  E; 
Cunningham,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Back,  Marilyn  J;  Mt.  Hope, 
Music  Education,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Song  Leader,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon 
V-Pres.,  A  &  S  Coun.,  S.E.A.,  MENC,  Band,  Orchestra,  Women's 
Glee  Club,  Univ.  Chorus,  RWF,  Schs. 


Badger,  Thomas  W;  Scranton,  Agricultural  Education.  Baehr,  Phillip 
T;  Emporia,  Electrical  Engineering.  Bahm,  Ronald  D;  Dighton,  Land- 
scape Architecture,  Stu.  Chap.  ASLA  Sec. 

Baird,  Judith  K;  Prairie  Village,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  CYR, 
PTP,  AWS,  MPC.  Baker,  Pamela  M;  Eskridge,  Family  and  Child 
Development,  Schs.  Baker,  Robert  E;  Parsons,  Feed  Technology, 
Alpha  Mu  Sec  Treas.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Milling  Assn.,  Intramurals,  Schs. 

Baldwin,  Lonna  S;  Houston,  Tex.,  Elementary  Education.  Banks, 
David  E;  Turon,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Pi  Tau  Sigma  Sec,  Sigma 
Tau,  ASME  Pres.,  AIA,  Engr.  Coun.  Sec.  Barba,  John  M;  Concordia, 
Radio  and  Television,  Alpha  Epsilon  Rho,  Newman  Club. 

Barker,  C.  Kathrine;  Oswego,  Home  Economics  and  Art,  Kappa 
Alpha  Theta  Stewardess,  Omicron  Nu,  National  Collegiate  Players, 
Clothing  &  Textiles  Club  V-Pres.,  CYR  V-Chm.,  K-State  Players, 
Union  Program  Coun.  Art  Chm.  Barker,  William  C;  Prairie  View, 
Secondary  Education.  Barndt,  Karen  L;  Overland  Park,  Mathematics, 
Gamma  Phi  Beta  Schs.  Chm.,  Standards  Chm.,  PTP,  CYR. 


Avery,  T. 
Badger 
Baird 
Baldwin 
Barker,  C. 


Baber 
Baehr 
Baker,  P. 
Banks 
Barker,  W. 


Back 
Bahm 
Baker,  R. 
Barba 
Barndt 


395 


Seniors:  Bar-Bol 


Barnes,  Carolyn  E;  Kansas  City,  Home  Economics  and  Extension, 
Univ.  Ext.  Club.  Barnes,  Marian  K;  McCracken,  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Barnett,  Lloyd  E;  Muscotah,  Animal  Husbandry,  Block  & 
Bridle,  4-H,  Laihona  Fellow.,  Intramurals.  Barnhart,  Rilla  S;  Wichita, 
Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Historian,  Marshall,  Jr. 
Panhell.  Rep.,  Stu.  Chap.  NEA,  CYD,  Stu.  Orientation  Leader,  MC. 
Barrett,  Peter  J;  Salina,  Physical  Education.  Barrons,  Dorothy  J; 
Salina,  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Bean,  Donald  L;  Anthony,  Zoology.  Beard,  James  A;  Minneola, 
Physical  Education.  Bearg,  Carolyn  J;  Hiawatha,  Bacteriology,  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma  Corres.  Sec,  Act.  Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  A&S 
Coun.,  IPC  Sec,  Pep  Club,  Union  Coram.,  Schs.  Beck,  Joseph  L; 
Junction  City,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  K-Club,  Baseball,  Schs. 
Becker,  Doris  R;  Inman,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  American  Voca- 
tional Assn.,  Stu.  Chap.  N.E.A.,  Home  Ec  Teaching  Club,  4-H. 
Becker,  Gary  L;  Great  Bend,  Business  Administration  Accounting, 
Intramurals. 


During  the  national  and  state  elections  on  November  3, 
students  vote  at  a  polling  station  in  Lee  Grade  School. 


Becker,  Robert  H;  White  City,  Secondary  Education.  Begnoche, 
Gloria  T;  Linn,  Elementary  Education.  Behan,  Carolyn  S;  Oakley, 
Music  Education,  Alpha  Xi  Delta,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  Treas.,  A.G.O. 
Sec.  Treas.,  MENC,  Univ.  Chorus,  Women's  Glee  Club,  Madrigals, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs.  Behrens,  Suzanne  M;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Foods  and  Nutrition,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  V-Pres.,  Rec  Sec,  Mortar 
Bd.  Sec,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  Rec.  Sec,  Omicron 
Nu  Corres.  Sec,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Clothing  &  Textiles  Club, 
Schs.  Bekaert,  Denis  A;  Manhattan,  Zoology.  Bell,  Donald  J;  Elms- 
ford,  N.Y.,  Electrical  Engineering,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Sigma  Tau,  IEEE. 


Barnes,  C. 

Barnes,  M. 

Barnett 

Barnhart 

Barrett 

Barrons 


Bean 
Beard 
Bearg 
Beck 

Becker,  D. 
Becker,  G. 


Becker,  R. 

Begnoche 

Behan 

Behrens 

Bekaert 

Bell,  D. 


396 


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Bell,  M. 

Bell,  R. 

Belt 

Bender 

Benedick 

Benjamin 


Benortham 

Bertrand 

Beyer 

Bickel 

Bieber 

Bieherle 


Bell,  Marilea  K;  Merriam,  Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega, 
Treas.,  Schs.  Chm.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.  V-Pres.,  AVVS  Comm.  Chm. 
Bell,  Roberta  L;  McPherson,  Elementary  Education,  Belt,  Rebecca  L; 
Arkansas  City,  Secondary  Education.  Bender,  Charles  A;  Manhattan, 
Mathematics,  Wesley  Found.  Pres.  Benedick,  Jane  C;  Wichita,  Ele- 
mentary Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma,  S.E.A.,  MPC,  Inter-Dorm 
Coun.  Benjamin,  Kenneth  U;  Wichita,  Social  Sciences,  Beta  Theta 
Pi  Pres.,  Scabbard  &  Blade  V-Pres.,  K-State  Flying  Club. 

Benortham,  Thomas  D;  Harveyville,  Animal  Husbandry,  Block  & 
Bridle,  CYR,  Wesley  Found.,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Bertrand,  Conrad  E; 
Aurora,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Stu.  Chap.  N.E.A.,  Newman 
Club.  Beyer,  Annette  J;  Gridley,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Alpha 
Chi  Omega  Sec.  V-Pres.,  Pledge  Trainer,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club, 
YWCA,  S.E.A.  Bickel,  Blaine  W;  Topeka,  Agricultural  Economics. 
Bieber,  Joel  G;  Bazine,  Physical  Education.  Bieberle,  Gordon  F; 
Ellinwood,  Technical  Journalism,  Sigma  Delta  Chi,  Newman  Club. 


Biery,  Terry  L;  Eskridge,  Entomology,  FarmHouse  Pledge  Master, 
Alpha  Zeta,  Ag.  Assn.  Pres.,  4-H  Pres.,  Statesmen  Pres.,  Entomology 
Club,  K-Club,  Swimming,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs.  Billinger,  Max 
W;  Wichita,  Business  Administration.  Billingham,  Karen  S;  Man- 
hattan, Art,  Delta  Phi  Delta  Pres.,  Tau  Sigma  Delta,  Frog  Club, 
PTP,  ISA,  Schs. 


Bird,  Robert  E;  Haysville,  Mathematics,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha.  Blakely, 
Jimmie  L;  Beeler,  Electrical  Engineering.  Blasdel,  Sharon  K;  Sylvia, 
Medical  Technology. 

Blasiar,  David  A;  Newton,  Architectural  Engineering,  Triangle 
Pledge  Trainer,  Pershing  Rifles,  AIA,  ASME,  ASCE,  CYR.  Blass, 
Constance  H;  Arkansas  City,  Technical  journalism,  S.E.A.,  Newman 
Club.  Bloom,  Vicki  A;  Hutchinson,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


Blossom,  Homer  D;  Parsons,  Landscape  Architecture,  Tau  Sigma 
Delta,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  ASLA  Pres.,  Treas.,  CYR, 
Schs.  Bohrer,  Susan  M;  Douglass,  Home  Economics  and  Liberal 
Arts,  Kappa  Delta  Ed.,  Women's  Recreational  Assn.  Treas.  Boles, 
David  C;  Abilene,  History,  Straube  Schs.  House  Song  Leader,  Band, 
Men's  Glee  Club,  CYD,  S.E.A.,  MC,  MPC,  4-H,  Newman  Club, 
Intramurals,  Schs. 


Bolick,  Mark  P;  Tonkawa,  Okla.,  Physical  Education.  Bollig,  Fran- 
cis R;  Victoria,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME,  AIAA  Treas.,  Judo 
Club,  Newman  Club.  Bolnick,  William  M;  Topeka,  Business  Admin- 
istration Accounting. 


Biery 

Bird 

Blasiar 

Blossom 

Bolick 


Billinger 

Blakely 

Blass 

Bohrer 

Bollig 


Billingham 

Blasdel 

Bloom 

Boles 

Bolnick 


397 


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Bonewitz 

Boone 

Borgerding 

Borland 

Bornheimer 

Bothwell 


Bottorff 
Bouchey 
Bowers 
Bowie 

Bowman,  G. 
Bowman,  M. 


Seniors:  Bon-Car 


Bonewitz,  Bonnie  B;  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Alpha 
Chi  Omega  Warden,  Standards  Bd.,  IPC  Rep.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching 
Club,  Comm.  Chm.,  Membership  Chm.,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Comm.,  CYR, 
Royal  Purple  Bus.  Staff,  YWCA,  K-Key.  Boone,  Kenneth  D;  Dighton, 
Statistics.  Borgerding,  John  F;  Marysville,  Secondary  Education. 
Borland,  Dennis  P;  Clay  Center,  Agricultural  Economics.  Born- 
heimer, Joseph  F;  Prairie  Village,  Pre-Medicine.  Bothwell,  David  L; 
Hardy,  Nebr.,  Agricultural  Education. 


Bottorff,  James  L;  Winfield,  Architecture.  Bouchey,  Gary  D;  Palco, 
Nuclear  Engineering,  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  V-Pres.,  Phi  Eta  Sigma, 
Sigma  Tau,  Steel  Ring  Sec,  ANS,  PTP,  Union  Comm.,  Newman 
Club,  Track.  Bowers,  David  E;  Herington,  Physical  Education. 
Bowie,  Rogga  J;  Oakley,  Modern  Languages.  Bowman,  Gary  H; 
Garfield,  Agricultural  Economics,  Ag.  Ec.  Club.  Bowman,  Michael  L; 
Overland  Park,  History. 


Boyd,  Barbara  J;  Densmore,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Brackett, 
Raymond  B;  Manhattan,  Electrical  Engineering.  Bradbury,  Rose  A; 

Clay  Center,  Home  Economics  and  Extension. 

Brady,  Anita  I;  Albert,  Mathematics,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Standards 
Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  S.E.A.,  A  &  S  Honors  Program,  Schs.  Branson,  Bruce  R; 
Stanford,  Conn.,  Electrical  Engineering.  Brees,  Beverly  J;  Salina, 
Home  Economics  Teaching,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club, 
Pep  Club. 


Bremer,  Larry  W;  Oberlin,  Mechanical  Engineering,  AIAA.  Brethour, 
Mary  R;  Maple  Hill,  Music  Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Song 
Leader,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon,  S.E.A.,  MENC,  CYR,  PTP.  Brewer,  Roger  B; 
St.  George,  Psychology,  Scabbard  &  Blade,  DMS  Award. 


Brewster,  Jerry  V;  Salina,  Landscape  Architecture.  Britt,  Timothy  J; 

North  Platte,  Neb.,  Wildlife  Conservation,  SCSA,  Wildlife  Soc, 
Zoology  Club,  Newman  Club.  Britting,  Dean  E;  Wichita,  Geology. 

Brookshire,  William  W;  Kansas  City,  Electrical  Engineering,  Delta 
Sigma  Phi,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE,  MUN,  PTP,  MPC,  MC,  Pol.  Union, 
CYD,  Schs.  Brower,  Ruby  K;  Benton,  Medical  Technology,  Alpha 
Delta  Theta.  Brown,  Edwin  V;  Gorham,  Mathematics. 


Boyd 

Brady 

Bremer 

Brewster 

Brookshire 


Brackett 

Branson 

Brethour 

Britt 

Brower 


Bradbury 
Brees 
Brewer 
Britting 
Brown,  E. 


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Brown,  J. 

Broxterman 

Bruce 

Bryant 

Buenning 

Bull 


Buono 
Burch 
Burfield 
Burgin 
Burk,  E. 
Burk,  M. 


Burroughs 

Buzenberg 

Calderon 

Caldwell 

Calentine 

Call 

Calliham 

Campbell,  G. 

Campbell,  R 

Capron,  K. 

Capron,  V. 

Carey 

Carl 

Carleton 

Carlgren 

Brown,  Judith  E;  Wilmore,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Clovia  Bus. 
Mgr.,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  4-H, 
Sens.  Broxterman,  Leroy  R;  Baileyville,  Business  Administration. 
Bruce,  Ralph  G;  Ottawa,  Mathematics,  Alpha  Tau  Omega  Treas., 
Pub.  Rel.  Chm.,  Union  Comm.  Bryant,  William  P;  Garden  City, 
Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE.  Buenning,  Jan  C;  Atchison,  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Bull,  Robert  W;  Salina,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Men's  Glee  Club. 


Buono,  Jose  J;  Puerto  Rico,  Dairy  Production,  Dairy  Club,  Schs. 
Burch,  Vinson  L;  Burrton,  Secondary  Education.  Burfield,  Marvin 
L;  Otis,  Chemistry,  ACS,  German  Club,  PTP,  Schs.  Burgin,  Gary  S; 
Pittsburg,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Burk,  Elmer  C;  McDonald,  Agri- 
cultural Economics.  Burk,  Mary  L;  Leavenworth,  Home  Economics 
and  Journalism. 


Burroughs,  Courtney;  Hillcrest  Heights,  Md.,  Physics.  Buzenberg, 
John  J;  Manhattan,  Business  Administration.  Calderon,  Prudencio; 

Mexico,  Milling  Technology. 


Caldwell,  Barbara  R;  Broughton,  Family  and  Child  Development, 
Family  &  Child  Development  Club,  Univ.  Ext.  Club,  4-H.  Calen- 
tine, Jack  E;  Hutchinson,  Chemistry.  Call,  Barbara  A;  Halstead, 
Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Soc.  Chm.,  S.E.A.,  CYR, 
Royal  Purple  Bus.  Staff,  K-Key. 


Calliham,  Judith  A;  Colby,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta 
Chaplain,  S.E.A.  Campbell,  Galen  K;  Dover,  Physical  Education. 
Campbell,    Robert    T;    Shawnee    Mission,    Electrical    Engineering. 


Capron,  Kenneth  M;  Columbus,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Stu.  Chap. 
AVMA,  Flying  Club.  Capron,  Virgil  J;  Columbus,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Tau  Kappa  Epsilon,  Alpha  Mu,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA.  Carey, 
Karen  J;  Valley  Center,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Delta  Zeta 
Standards  Chm.,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Mortar  Bd.,  Chimes,  AWS  Comm.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching 
Interest  Group,  S.E.A.,  Schs. 


Carl,  Sharon  K;  Wilsey,  Art.  Carleton,  Cheryl  L;  Burtonsville,  Md., 
Flome  Economics  and  Art.  Carlgren,  Stefan  M;  Concordia,  Pre-Law. 

399 


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Seniors:  Car-Cou 


Carlson,  George  M;  Chanute,  Architecture.  Carlson,  Sharon  J;  Man- 
hattan, Psychology.  Carpenter,  Montford  L;  Sabetha,  Feed  Tech- 
nology, Straube  Schs.  House  Pres.,  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta  Sec,  Alpha 
Mu  V-Pres.,  Corres.  Sec,  Milling  Assn.  Sec,  Ag.  Coun.  Rep.,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll,  Schs.  Carr,  Mary  L;  Prairie  Village,  Home  Economics  and 
Art,  A.I.D.  V-Pres.,  Home  Ec  Art  Club  Pres.,  Home  Ec  Coun.,  Union 
Comm.  Carroll,  Susan  E;  Shawnee  Mission,  Home  Economics  and 
Art.  Carson,  Mary  E;  Springfield,  Mo.,  Physical  Education. 


Carson,  Sue  E;  Hays,  Elementary  Education.  Carstens,  Susan  G; 
Ackley,  Iowa,  Elementary  Education.  Carver,  Norman  R;  Neodesha, 
Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE.  Cary,  Elizabeth  E;  Manhattan,  English, 
Pi  Epsilon  Delta  Sec-Treas.,  K-State  Players  V-Pres.,  Schs.  Casey, 
Patricia  A;  Havensville,  Textiles  and  Clothing.  Cassidy,  Jerry  L; 
Salina,  Nuclear  Engineering,  ANS,  AFROTC,  Pershing  Rifles,  CYR, 
Sigma  Theta  Epsilon,  Wesley  Found. 


Chadwell,  Lyle  H;  Fairview,  Agricultural  Education,  NVATA,  Ag. 
Ed.  Club,  4-H.  Chapman,  Mark  A;  Broughton,  History,  Acacia  Schs. 
Chm.,  Phi  Alpha  Theta,  Scabbard  &  Blade  Sec,  MA-3  Program,  Chan- 
cery Club,  Fr.  Football,  Fr.  Track,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs.  Chapman, 
Michael  T;  Broughton,  Chemical  Engineering.  Charles,  Barbara  H; 
Topeka,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Charles,  Michael  K; 
Republic,  Technical  Journalism,  Sigma  Delta  Chi  Treas.,  S.E.A., 
Royal  Purple  Feature  Ed.,  Men's  Glee  Club,  Madrigal  Singers,  K-Key. 
Chase,  Larry  L;  Colby,  Sociology. 


John  Cia'rdi,  peotry  editor  of  Saturday  Review,  answers 
questions  at  discussion  period  following  his  Convocation. 


Carlson,  G. 
Carlson,  S. 
Carpenter 
Carr 
Carroll 
Carson,  M. 


Carson,  S. 

Carstens 

Carver 

Cary 

Casey 

Cassidy 


Chadwell 
Chapman,  M.  A. 
Chapman,  M.  T. 
Charles,  B. 
Charles,  M. 
Chase 


400 


Chasey,  Linda  S;  Wichita,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Kappa 
Gamma,  SGA  Comm.,  S.E.A.,  Union  Comm.  Chilcott,  James  H; 
Hugoton,  Business  Administration,  FarmHouse  Hist.,  Treas.,  Air 
Force  ROTC,  Completed  Cadet  Lt.  Col.,  DMS,  Men's  Glee  Club, 
Sigma  Theta  Epsilon  Pres.,  National  V-Pres.,  Wesley  Found.  Coun., 
State  MSM  Coun.,  Schs.  Chowins,  Richard  D;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Business  Administration. 


Christensen,  John  L;  Marion,  Secondary  Education,  Phi  Alpha 
Theta,  K-Club  Pres.,  S.E.A.,  Christian  Athletes  Fellow.,  Football, 
1965  Most  Inspirational  Player,  Hon.  Mention  All-Big-8  Academic 
Football,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Christensen,  Patricia  R;  Leawood, 
Physical  Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  P.H.E.M.S., 
YWCA.  Christian,  Theodore,  Newark,  N.J.,  Electrical  Engineering. 


Cicmanec,  John  L;  Ord,  Neb.,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Clawson, 
Eldon  L;  Linwood,  Animal  Husbandry,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho  V-Pres., 
Block  and  Bridle,  Wool  and  Livestock  Judging  Teams,  Schs.  Clegg, 
Victoria  L;  Manhattan,  Elementary  Education. 


Cloud,  Betty  J;  Overland  Park,  English.  Cobb,  Don  L;  Liberal, 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Cochran,  Harold  M;  Oberlin,  Mathematics. 
Cohan,  Lawrence  A;  Bonner  Springs,  Business  Administration. 
Colbert,    Joan    P;    Prairie   Village,    Pre-Medicine.    Cole,   Zelma    R; 

Salina,  Business  Administration,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Treas.,  Commerce 
Coun.,  S.E.A.,  Univ.  Chorus,  Colleg.  Coun.  of  UN,  CYR,  Lutheran 
Stu.  Assoc. 


Compton,  Jere  L;  Altamont,  Electrical  Engineering.  Conaway, 
Gary  L;  Winona,  Agricultural  Engineering,  ASAE.  Condit,  Law- 
rence E;  Great  Bend,  Psychology.  Connet,  Gwendolyn;  Manhattan, 
Technical  Journalism.  Connolly,  Terrence  M;  Indianapolis,  Ind., 
Business  Administration.  Cook,  Charles  E;  Meriden,  Agricultural 
Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  ASAE  Pres. 


Cook,  Leland  B;  Burlingame,  Business  Administration,  ASAE,  Sigma 
Theta  Epsilon.  Cope,  Diana  G;  Wichita,  Chemistry,  ACS,  Orchesis. 
Corman,  Pat  D;  Tescott,  Electrical  Engineering.  Cotter,  Carolyn  A; 
Hutchinson,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.  Pub.  Chm.,  AWS  Rep.,  Cheerleader,  Schs.  Cottrell, 
Fredric  R;  Liberal,  Speech.  Coulson,  Stephen  J;  Greene,  NY., 
Nuclear  Engineering. 


Chasey 

Chilcott 

Chowins 

Christensen,  J. 

Christensen,  P. 

Christian 

Cicmanec 

Clawson 

Clegg 

Cloud 

Cobb 

Cochran 

Cohan 

Colbert 

Cole 

Compton 

Conaway 

Condit 

Connet 

•»wv       ,,. 

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Connolly 

Cook,  C. 


Cook,  L. 

Cope 

Corman 

Cotter 

Cottrell 

Coulson 


401 


Coulter 
Cowan,  M. 
Cowan,  N. 
Cowan,  O. 
Cox 
Crangle 


Crawshaw 

Creamer 

Crews 

Crill 

Crispin 

Crow 


Seniors:  Cou— Don 


Coulter,  Jeanette  E;  Shawnee,  Secondary  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Pi, 
Home  Ec.  Nursing  Club  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  CYR.  Cowan,  Marion  C; 
Clyde,  Chemistry.  Cowan,  Natalie  J;  Junction  City,  Elementary 
Education,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Reporter,  Historian,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Comm. 
Chm.,  Sec,  Union  Comm.  Sec.  Cowan,  Ora  A;  Mission,  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Cox,  Kenton  L;  Wichita,  Architectural  Engineering. 
Crangle,  Robert  D;  Mankato,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Triangle  Rush 
Chm.,  Blue  Key  V-Pres.,  Sigma  Tau,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Delta  Sigma  Rho, 
Tau  Kappa  Alpha,  A.N.S.,  Stu.  Senate,  Engr.  Coun.,  Debate,  Forensic 
Union  Pres.,  CYR,  Campus  Planning  and  Dev.  Comm.,  MC,  MPC, 
UCCF,  Westminster  Coun.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 

Crawshaw,  Claude  T;  Altoona,  Agricultural  Engineering,  Sigma 
Tau,  ASAE  Sec.-Treas.,  Schs.  Creamer,  Thomas  B;  Spring  Hill,  Sec- 
ondary Education,  Alpha  Tau  Omega  Soc.  Chm.,  Pershing  Rifles, 
S.E.A.,  Union  Comm.  Chm.,  Newman  Club.  Crews,  David  T;  Clear- 
water, Sociology.  Crill,  Dickie  J;  Walsh,  Colo.,  Zoology.  Crispin, 
Malinda  R;  Webber,  Sociology,  Kappa  Iota  Sigma  Exec.  V-Chm., 
Sec,  Treas.,  Kappa  Phi.  Crow,  Gerald  P;  Prairie  Village,  Chemistry. 

Cullen,  Peter;  Topeka,  History,  Scabbard  &  Blade  Soc.  Chm.,  Phi 
Alpha  Theta,  Cosmopolitan  Club,  Newman  Club,  Dean's  Honor  Roll, 
D.M.S.  Cummis,  Phillip  E;  Junction  City,  Business  Administration 
Accounting.  Cunningham,  Ronald  G;  Caldwell,  Agronomy,  Klod  and 
Kernel  Klub,  4-H,  UCCF. 

Dagg,  Caleb  D;  Topeka,  Secondary  Education.  Dallas,  Jean  E;  Man- 
hattan, English,  Delta  Zeta,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Sigma  Delta  Pi, 
Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  A  &  S  Honors  Program,  Dean's  Honor 
Roll,  Schs.  Dallen,  Larry  D;  Minneapolis,  Statistics. 

Dalrymple,  Roger  D;  Tulsa,  Okla.,  Architecture.  Darbandi,  Esmail  S; 

Iran,  Architectural  Engineering,  Iranian  Assn.  Pres.  Darling,  Donald  F; 
Iola,  Dairy  Manufacturing. 

Darter,  Janet  K;  Douglass,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  Omicron  Nu,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Kappa 
Phi,  S.E. A.,  Home  Ec  Coun.  David,  Tom  V;  Burden,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Alpha  Zeta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Schs.  Davidson, 
Michael  W;  Manhattan,  Architecture. 

Davies,  Robert  E;  Manhattan,  Business  Administration.  Davis, 
Dee  A;  Kansas  City,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Davis,  Gayla  J; 

Long  Island,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management,  Professional 
Foods  Club,  Band. 


Cullen 

Cummis 

Cunningham 

Dagg 

Dallas 

Dallen 

Dalrymple 

Darbandi 

Darling 

Darter 

David 

Davidson 

Davies 

Davis,  D. 

Davis,  G. 

402 


Davis,  H. 

Davis,  J. 

Day 

DeArmond 

Deaver 

Deets 


DeMoss 

Dempsey 

Denning 

Derks 

Desai 

Detter 


Dettmer 

Detwiler 

DeWeese,  K 

DeWeese,  P. 

Diamond 

Dicken 

Dickerson 

Dickey 

Diehn 

Dikeman 

Dobbin 

Dodge-^ 

Dohm 

Donaldson 

Donham 

Davis,  Helen  C;  Elmdale,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  4-H,  4-H  in  Review  Staff.  Davis,  Jack  D; 
Bonner  Springs,  Business  Administration,  Delta  Upsilon,  Union 
Comm.  CYR.  Day,  Richard  N;  Junction  City,  Industrial  Engineering, 
Phi  Kappa  Theta,  AIIE,  K-State  Engr.  Staff,  German  Club  Treas., 
Union  Comm.,  Newman  Club.  DeArmond,  Fanchone;  Arkansas  City, 
Elementary  Education.  Deaver,  Robert  M;  Sabetha,  Economics. 
Deets,  Paul  L;  Oxford,  Agricultural  Education,  FarmHouse  Pledge 
Master,  Alpha  Zeta,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Ag.  Assn.  and  Coun.  Pres., 
V-Pres.,  Ag.  Ed.  Club  Sec,  Treas.,  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  NVATA,  Klod  and 
Kernel  Klub,  FFA,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs. 

DeMoss,  Richard  T;  Wellington,  Physical  Education.  Dempsey, 
Douglas    E;   Jewell,    Mechanical   Engineering.    Denning,   Royal   G; 

Jonesville,  Mich.,  Milling  Technology,  Alpha  Mu,  Milling  Assn.,  Schs. 
Derks,  Edwin;  Norton,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
IPC  Rep.,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Men's  Glee  Club.  Desai,  Vasu  K;  India, 
Home  Economics.  Detter,  Rose  N;  Nickerson,  Elementary  Education. 

Dettmer,  Dennis  E;  Waterville,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Detwiler, 
Wesley  R;  Manhattan,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME.  DeWeese, 
Kathleen;  Topeka,  Elementary  Education. 


DeWeese,  Paula  J;  Manhattan,  Modern  Languages,  Pi  Beta  Phi  His- 
torian, Exec.  Coun.,  Delta  Sigma  Rho,  Causerie  Universitaire  V-Pres., 
K-State  Players,  CYD,  Newman  Club,  A&S  Honors  Program. 
Diamond,  Arlen  E;  Pierre,  S.D.,  Radio-TV  Speech,  Beta  Sigma  Psi, 
Alpha  Epsilon  Rho,  Arnold  Air  Soc,  Tribunal,  CYR,  Lutheran  Student 
Assn.  Dicken,  Donald  R;  Shawnee  Mission,  Mechanical  Engineering. 

Dickerson,  David  L;  Prairie  Village,  Business  Administration,  Men's 
Glee  Club,  RA.  Dickey,  Kathleen  A;  Newton,  Secondary  Education, 
Alpha  Chi  Omega  Rush  Rec.  Chm.,  Theta  Sigma  Phi,  S.E.A.,  Royal 
Purple  and  Collegian  Staffs,  Home  Ec.  Journalism  Club,  AWS  Comm. 
Diehn,  Frederick  J;  Leawood,  Business  Administration. 


Dikeman,  Michael  E;  Fort  Scott,  Animal  Husbandry,  FarmHouse 
Rush  Chm.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Judging  Teams,  Ag.  College  Treas.,  Block 
and  Bridle,  FFA  Pres.,  PTP  Exec  Comm.,  Schs.  Dobbin,  Jerry  L; 
Wichita,  Secondary  Education.  Dodge,  Rae  M;  Medicine  Lodge, 
Biochemistry. 

Dohm,    Gerald    L;    Grinnell,    Chemistry.    Donaldson,    Richard    L; 

Nevada,  Mo.,  Electrical  Engineering.  Donham,  Richard  S;  Wichita, 
Zoology. 


403 


Seniors:  Dow— Fan 


Dow,  Richard  G;  Mt.  Hope,  Music  Education.  Drake,  Patty  S;  Abi- 
lene, Modern  Languages.  Duff,  Walter  J;  Metuchen,  N.J.,  Zoology. 


Duffin,  Patricia  A;  Kingman,  Sociology,  Kappa  Iota  Sigma,  Newman 
Club.  Duncan,  David  W;  Wichita,  Business  Administration.  Duncan, 
Edward  L;  Arkansas  City,  Art. 


Dunn,  James  C;  Ottawa,  Restaurant  Management.  Dunn,  Larry  R; 

Oswego,  Architecture.  Dunn,  Leon  L;  St.  John,  Animal  Husbandry, 
FarmHouse  Bus.  Mgr.,  Judging  Teams,  4-H  Pres.,  V-Pres.,  Block  & 
Bridle,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs. 


Dusenbury,  Douglas  K;  Anthony,  Psychology,  Beta  Theta  Pi,  Blue 
Key,  Sr.  Class  Pres.,  Football,  Tennis,  Golf.  Duston,  James  C;  Gay- 
lord,  Electrical  Engineering,  Eta  Kappa  Nu  Sec,  Sigma  Tau,  IEEE. 
Dyke,  Terry  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Speech. 


Ebert,  Verlyn  W;  Lamed,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Edmonds,  Gary 

N;  Oskaloosa,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Stu.  Chap.  AVMA.  Emundson,  Mary  L;  Carson  City,  Nev,  Home 
Economics  and  Art,  AID,  AHEA,  RWF. 


Edwards,  Phyllis  L;  Coffeyville,  Family  and  Child  Development. 
Edwardson,  Robert  L;  Everest,  Agricultural  Engineering,  Beta  Sigma 
Psi  Schs.  Chm.,  Steel  Ring  Pres.,  ASAE  Pres.,  State  V-Pres.,  IFC 
Pres.,  LSA  Treas.,  Men's  Glee  Club,  Intramurals.  Eggleston,  Jerry  J; 
Louisburg,  Dairy  Production,  Dairy  Science  Club,  4-H,  Bowling. 
Eichor,  Ricky  J;  Anthony,  Secondary  Education.  Eilrich,  Nancy  A; 
Ellsworth,  Physical  Education,  P.H.E.M.S.,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  4-H,  Schs. 
Eitzen,  Kathleen  A;  Hillsboro,  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Ellington,  Larry  L;  Garden  City,  Business  Administration.  Elliott, 
Richard  D;  Conway  Springs,  Civil  Engineering.  Elliott,  William  H; 
Bird  City,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE.  Ellison,  Steven  W;  Shawnee 
Mission,  Business  Administration.  Elsasser,  Karen  M;  Abilene, 
Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  A  Cappella  Choir,  EUB  Stu.  Fellow. 
Ely,  Karolyn  K;  Plevna,  Foods  and  Nutrition,  Omicron  Nu,  Schs. 


Edwards 

Edwardson 

Eggleston 

Eichor 

Eilrich 

Eitzen 


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Dow 

Drake 

Duff 

Duffin 

Duncan,  D. 

Duncan,  E. 

Dunn,  J. 

Dunn,  L.  R. 

Dunn,  L.  L. 

Dusenbury 

Duston 

Dyke 

Ebert 

Edmonds 

Edmundson 

Ellington 
Elliott,  R. 
Elliott,  W. 
Ellison 
Elsasser 
Ely 


404 


Eyes  rivet  on  the  basketball  court  during  half  time  ceremonies  as  the 
Angel  Flight  drill  team,  which  marched  in  the  Mardi  Gras,  forms  a  wheel. 


Emig,  Larry  W;  Solomon,  Civil  Engineering.  Emigh,  John  L;  Selden, 
Business  Administration.  Enegren,  Phillip  D;  Wichita,  Mechanical 
Engineering,  Triangle  Pres.,  Pi  Tau  Sigma  V-Pres,  Sigma  Tau, 
ASME,  Intramurals,  Schs. 


Ernzen,  Shirley  K;  Atchison,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Newman 
Club.  Erpelding,  Lawrence  H;  Atchison,  Agricultural  Education, 
FarmHouse,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  NVATA,  Poultry  Judging  Team, 
S.E.A.,  Ag.  Coun.,  Ag.  Ed.  Club  Pres.,  V-Pres.,  Sentinel,  FFA  V-Pres., 
4-H,  Newman  Club,  Univ.  Ext.  Club,  Men's  Glee  Club,  Schs.  Esk- 
ridge,  Escal  L;  Chanute,  Pre-Medicine. 


Evans,  Ivor  J;  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Electrical  Engineering.  Evans, 
Larry  M;  Wichita,  Civil  Engineering.  Evans,  Margaret  A;  Plainville, 
Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Sec,  S.E.A.,  Union  Comm.  Sub- 
Chm.,  Panhel.  Coun.  Sec. 


Evans,   Mary   F;  Topeka,  Elementary  Education.   Exline,  Nancy  J; 

Salina,  Elementary  Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Rec.  Sec,  S.E.A., 
Union  Comm.  Faddis,  Jeryn  S;  Shawnee  Mission,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion, Alpha  Delta  Pi  Sec.  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Alpha 
Mu,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  AWS  Exec.  Bd.,  College  Quiz 
Bowl  Chm.,  Schs. 


Fair,  Janiece  D;  Alden,  Music  Education,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Song 
Leader,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  Chaplain,  A&S  Coun.,  A  Cappella  Choir, 
K-State  Singers,  Union  Comm.,  RWF.  Fairman,  Charles  E;  Man- 
hattan, Technical  Journalism,  CYR,  PTP,  Marching  Band,  Collegian 
Bus.,  Canterbury  Club,  SCF  Treas.  Fanning,  Lucinka  V;  Annapolis, 
Md.,  Art,  AID,  Art  Club. 


Emig 

Emigh 

Enegren 

Ernzen 

Erpelding 

Eskridge 

Evans,  I. 

Evans,  L. 

Evans,  M.  A 

Evans,  M.  F. 

Exline 

Faddis 

Fair 

Fairman 

Fanning 

405 


Fanson 

Farabi 

Farmer 

Farnham 

Farrell,  K. 

Farrell,  M 

Fassnacht 

Faulconer 

Fenton 

Finch,  D. 

Finch,  M. 

Fisher 

Fitzgerald,  R. 

Fitzgerald,  T. 

Fitzwater 

Fleek 

Flentie 

4lti& 

Florell 

Folk 

W^ 

Fosmire 

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Foster 

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Seniors:  Fan— Gin 


Fanson,  Ralph  L;  Salina,  Civil  Engineering,  ASME,  ASCE,  Chi 
Epsilon.  Farabi,  Terry  B;  Pittsburg,  Chemical  Engineering,  Beta 
Theta  Pi  Pres.,  Steel  Ring,  Sigma  Tau  Pres.,  IFC  Pres.,  Putnam  Schs. 
Farmer,  Joan,  Pratt,  Physical  Education. 

Farnham,  Wilfred  L;  Abilene,  Electrical  Engineering,  CYR,  KSCF, 
Swimming  Captain.  Farrell,  Kevin  B;  Chicago,  111.,  Business  Admin- 
istration Accounting.  Farrell,  Marcia  A;  Manhattan,  Secondary 
Education. 

Fassnacht,  Donald  C;  Salina,  Landscape  Architecture.  Faulconer, 
Susan;  Augusta,  Humanities,  Pi  Beta  Phi  Pledge  Trainer,  Pledge  Class 
Pres.,  Honor  Pledge,  CYR,  YWCA  Pres.  Fenton,  Ladean  J;  Bonner 
Springs,  Secondary  Education. 

Finch,  Doris  M;  Parsons,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Finch,  Mary 
A;  Manhattan,  Chemistry.  Fisher,  Walter  L;  Wilmington,  Del., 
Architecture. 

Fitzgerald,  Rebecca;  Jewell,  Technical  Journalism,  Pi  Beta  Phi,  Royal 
Purple  Ed.,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  Sweetheart,  K-Key.  Fitzgerald,  Terrell; 
Ellis,  Landscape  Architecture,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon.  Fitzwater,  Max  M; 
Abilene,  Technical  Journalism,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Pub.  Chm.,  Rainbow 
Corres.,  Sigma  Delta  Chi  Pres.,  V-Pres.,  Collegian  Staff,  K-Key,  Schs. 

Fleek,  Mary  J;  Leavenworth,  English,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  S.E.A., 
AWS  Coun.,  Interdorm  Coun.,  Hall  Coun.,  CYR,  K-State  Players, 
Schs.  Flentie,  Mary  F;  Centralia,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Smurth- 
waite  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Interest  Group,  Home  Ec. 
Ext.  Club,  CYR,  4-H,  UCCF,  Schs.  Florell,  John  M;  Manhattan,  Archi- 
tectural Engineering.  Folk,  Ronald  D;  Holyrood,  Physical  Education. 
Fosmire,  Robert  P;  Shawnee  Mission,  Electrical  Engineering.  Foster, 
Mitchell  L;  Sedan,  Secondary  Education. 

Fowler,  Clarence  S;  Kansas  City,  Business  Administration  Account- 
ing, Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Comptroller,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi.  Frazee, 
Elizabeth  A;  Spring  Hill,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Frazee,  Larry  D; 
Columbus,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Freed,  Judith  R;  Scandia, 
Elementary  Education.  Freeland,  Kent  H;  Topeka,  Technical  Jour- 
nalism, Blue  Key,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Sigma  Delta  Chi,  Stu.  Senate 
V-Pres.,  Collegian  News  Ed.,  Wire  Ed.,  Columnist,  Royal  Purple 
Staff,  A&S  Honors  Program,  Schs.  Frick,  Leon  F;  Camden,  N.J., 
Nuclear  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  ANS  Pres. 


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Fowler 
Frazee,  E. 
Frazee,  L. 
Freed 
Freeland 
Frick  -^ 


406 


Friesen,  Ann  E;  Inman,  Technical  Journalism,  Smurthwaite  Pres., 
Theta  Sigma  Phi  Treas.,  Home  Ec.  Journalism  Club  Pres.,  Residence 
Hall  Assn.  Sec. -Treas.,  PTP,  Collegian  Ed.  Asst.,  RA,  Dean's  Honor 
Roll,  Schs.  Friesen,  Connie  L;  Hutchinson,  Business  Administration. 
Friesen,  Paul  A;  Hillsboro,  Architecture,  Tau  Sigma  Delta,  AIA,  Schs. 

Fromme,  Janice  M;  Hoxie,  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts,  Alpha 
Xi  Delta  Pres.,  Family  &  Child  Development  Club.  Fulkerson, 
Judith  C;  Liberty,  Mo.,  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts,  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma,  Clothing  &  Textiles  Club,  Union  Comm.,  CYR. 
Gagnon,  Donald  J;  Grainfield,  Secondary  Education,  Phi  Kappa 
Theta  V-Pres.,  Sec,  Arnold  Air  Soc.  Comm.,  Newman  Club  Treas. 


Gagnon,  Michael  J;  Manhattan,  Business  Administration  Account- 
ing. Gamble,  William  E;  Chanute,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Ganson, 
Kathleen  C;  Concordia,  English,  Chi  Omega,  S.E.A.,  K-State  Players. 

Gardner,  Wanetta  K;  Partridge,  English.  Garretson,  Peter  W;  Heidel- 
burg,  Germany,  Political  Science.  Gay,  Jim  L;  Plevna,  Feed  Tech- 
nology, Gamma  Delta. 

Geery,  William  R;  Carlisle,  Pa.,  Zoology,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon, 
Zoology  Club,  Pre-Dentistry  Club,  Fr.  Baseball.  Geis,  Clifton  M; 
Circleville,  History.  Genschorck,  Gary  D;  Hanover,  Feed  Technology. 

George,  Mary  E;  Wichita,  History,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Soc.  Chm., 
Corres.  Sec,  Phi  Alpha  Theta,  NEA,  S.E.A.,  Union  Comm.,  SGA 
Comm.,  AWS  Comm.  Gerkens,  Harold  F;  Palmyra,  N.J.,  Botany. 
Gerritz,  Catherine  M;  Manhattan,  Elementary  Education.  Giefer, 
Louise  R;  Wellington,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta 
Corres.  Sec,  S.E.A.,  AWS,  Newman  Club.  Gilchrist,  Carol  A;  Wichita, 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Gilchrist,  Ross  A;  Kingman, 
Sociology,  Kappa  Iota  Sigma  Sec-Treas.,  Exec.  Chm.,  CYR  Pres., 
V-Pres.,  MPC,  Sports  Car  Club. 

Gillam,  Dwayne  D;  Garden  City,  Business  Administration.  Gillam, 
Marilyn  K;  Garden  City,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Gillaspie, 
Richard  L;  Council  Grove,  Agricultural  Economics,  Scabbard  & 
Blade,  Alpha  Zeta,  Ag.  Ec.  Club  Pres.,  FFA  Reporter,  RWF,  Christian 
Athletes  Fellow.,  Track,  Cross  Country,  DMS,  Schs.  Gillmore, 
Oran  G;  Neodesha,  Business  Administration  Accounting,  Alpha 
Kappa  Lambda,  Intramurals.  Gimbel,  Weldon  K;  Dodge  City, 
Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME.  Ginsburg,  Bernard  E;  Brooklyn, 
N.Y.,  Zoology,  Zoology  Club,  Marching  Band,  B'nai  B'rith  Hillel, 
Judo  Club,  Intramurals. 


Friesen,  A. 

Friesen,  C. 

Friesen,  P. 

Fromme 

Fulkerson 

Gagnon,  D. 

Gagnon,  M. 

Gamble 

Ganson 

Gardner 

Garretson 

Gay 

Geery 

Geis 

Genschorck 

George 
Gerkens 
Gerritz 
Giefer 

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Gilchrist, 

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Gillam,  D. 

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Gillmore 

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Ginsburg 


407 


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Glazier 

Goble 

Goering,  J, 

Goering,  W. 

Gooch 

Gordon,  L 

Gordon,  R. 

Gottlob 

Graber 

Gracey 

Graham,  A. 

Graham,  J. 

Granquist 

Grant 

Green 

Seniors:  Gla— Han 


Glazier,  Glenn  D;  West  Brookfield,  Mass.,  Agricultural  Education, 
Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  Wesleyan  Found.,  Intramurals. 
Goble,  Dallas  O;  Lake  City,  Animal  Husbandry,  Chaparajos  Club, 
Rodeo  Team.  Goering,  James  L;  Ames,  Civil  Engineering,  Chi  Ep- 
silon  V-Pres.,  Steel  Ring,  ASCE,  Engr.  Open  House  Chm.,  Intra- 
murals. 


Goering,  Wayne  M;  Moundridge,  Electrical  Engineering.  Gooch, 
Thomas  W;  Topeka,  Animal  Husbandry.  Gordon,  Lowell  D;  Wichita, 
Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Gordon,  Richard  R;  Wichita,  Business  Administration.  Gottlob, 
Darrell  D;  Arkansas  City,  Agricultural  Economics.  Graber,  Ronald 
K;  Pretty  Prairie,  Dairy  Science. 


Gracey,  Betty  J;  Ford,  Elementary  Education.  Graham,  Ann  H;  El 
Dorado,  Elementary  Education.  Graham,  John  M;  Council  Grove, 
Agricultural  Economics. 


Granquist,  Johnny  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Chemical  Engineering, 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  Pledge  Trainer,  Steel  Ring  Treas.,  Engr.  Coun. 
Rep.,  AIChE  Treas.,  Statesmen  Schs.  Comm.,  Newman  Club,  Intra- 
murals. Grant,  Richard  L;  Wichita,  Psychology.  Green,  Barbara  R; 
Concordia,  Chemistry,  Kappa  Delta,  Alpha  Delta  Theta,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  ACS,  Schs. 


Following  his  speech  on  "Successes  and  Failures  of  U.S.  Foreign  Aid," 
U.S.  Senator  Frank  Carlson  meets  President  McCain  and  a  faculty  member. 


Ji  §  ■  /  iH  i  •  )       I    i 


Griffin 

Grigsby 

Groth 

Grothusen 

Grover 

Grubb,  S.  J 

Grubb,  S.  L. 

Grybowski 

Guisinger 

Guthrie,  C. 

Guthrie,  R. 

Haas 

Habiger 

Hadley 

Hadsell 

Griffin,  Jean  A;  Minneapolis,  Family  and  Child  Development. 
Grigsby,  Melinda  D;  Attica,  Business  Administration.  Groth,  Wayne 
C;  Bushton,  Chemical  Engineering. 

Grothusen,  Rex  W;  Scott  City,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha  Gamma 
Rho,  Ag.  Coun.  V-Pres.,  Ag.  Ed.  Club  Treas.,  CYR,  Sports  Car  Club. 
Grover,  Wayne  M;  Stockton,  Veterinary  Medicine,  FarmHouse  Pres., 
Blue  Key  Sec,  Alpha  Zeta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Ag. 
Coun.  Barnwarmer  Chm.,  Block  &  Bridle,  4-H,  Wesley  Found.,  Schs. 
Grubb,  Sharon  J;  Anthony,  Zoology. 


Grubb,  Stephen  L;  Abilene,  Feed  Technology.  Grybowski,  Richard 

A;  Kinsley,  Secondary  Education,  PTP  Comm.,  Judo  Club,  Fr.  Track. 
Guisinger,  Allen  W;  Prairie  Village,  Zoology. 


Guthrie,  Charles  W;  Wichita,  Business  Administration  Accounting, 
Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Statesmen,  Intramurals.  Guthrie,  Ruthann;  Walton, 
Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Wesley  Found.  Haas,  Thomas  H; 
Independence,  Mo.,  Business  Administration. 


Habiger,  Cyril  W;  Salina,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Hadley,  Leo  L; 
Manhattan,  Political  Science.  Hadsell,  Gary  N;  Hugoton,  Business 
Administration  Accounting. 


Hager,  Connie  L;  Norton,  Secondary  Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta 
Rec.  Sec,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Comm.,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Sweetheart,  Whi- 
Purs,  Women's  Glee  Club,  Intramurals.  Hagerman,  Robert  L;  Rozel, 
Agricultural  Economics.  Haines,  George  E;  Leawood,  Mathematics. 
Hakimian,  Ebrahim;  Iran,  Business  Administration,  Iranian  Stu. 
Assn.,  B'nai  B'rith  Hillel.  Halbleib,  Judith  S;  Brownell,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Journalism.  Haller,  Richard  T.  Franklin  Square,  N.Y., 
Business  Administration. 


Hamby,  Carol  L;  Dodge  City,  Secondary  Education,  Delta  Zeta, 
S.E.A.,  CYD,  Newman  Club.  Hamilton,  John  B;  Emporia,  Civil  En- 
gineering. Hamlett,  Robert  M;  Wichita,  Chemical  Engineering, 
Triangle  Pres.,  Sigma  Tau  V-Pres.,  AIChE  Sec,  Engr.  Coun.,  Stu. 
Senate,  Union  Comm.,  Chancery  Club,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Hamlin, 
Carolyn  H;  Lawrence,  Elementary  Education.  Hammel,  Franco  A; 
Clay  Center,  Secondary  Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Pres.,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  Angel  Flight,  Military  Ball  Queen  Finalist,  Sigma  Chi 
Sweetheart,  Union  Comm.,  SGA  Comm.,  Schs.  Hanchett,  Theodore 
L;  Norton,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho,  Ag.  Ed.  Club. 


Hager 

Hagerman 

Haines 

Hakimian 

Halbleib 

Haller 


Hamby 

Hamilton 

Hamlett 

Hamlin 

Hammel 

Hanchett 


409 


Seniors:  Han— Hon 


Hanif,  Quaisar  M;  India,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Hanna,  Jay  D;  Lyons, 
Psychology,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  V-Pres.,  CYD,  Newman  Club.  Hans, 
Bhim  S;  India,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Harding,  Bertha  D;  Cheney,  Home  Economics  and  Art,  A.I.D.,  Home 
Ec.  Art  Club.  Hardison,  Gary  R;  Overland  Park,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Harger,  Ronnie  L;  Arkansas  City,  Business  Administration. 


Harmison,  Randall  L;  Newton,  Electrical  Engineering,  Tau  Kappa 
Epsilon  Pres.,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Sigma  Tau,  IEEE,  Circle  K  Club  V-Pres., 
Madrigal  Singers,  Men's  Glee  Club,  RWF,  Schs.  Harper,  William  R; 
Vermillion,  Wildlife  Conservation,  Schs.  Harrison,  John  D;  Marys- 
ville,  Secondary  Education. 


Harry,  Judith  L;  Emporia,  Family  and  Child  Development,  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma,  Union  Comm.,  Family  &  Child  Development  Club, 
CYR,  Women's  Glee  Club,  Intramurals.  Hartenbower,  Janet  S; 
Prairie  Village,  Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega,  S.E.A., 
CYR.  Harts,  Dwayne  L;  Walnut,  Electrical  Engineering. 

Hatcher,  Gale  L;  Russell,  Architecture.  Havley,  David  T;  Centralia, 
Pre-Medicine.  Hawkes,  Bernadette  R;  Kirkwood,  Mo.,  Physical 
Education. 


Hawks,  David  L;  Goodland,  Electrical  Engineering,  Phi  Eta  Sigma, 
Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE,  Schs.  Hayes,  John  G;  Great  Bend,  Sociology. 
Haymaker,  Mary  L;  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Elementary  Education. 
Heath,  Larry  L;  Burns,  Electrical  Engineering.  Hefty,  Donald  G; 
Valley  Falls,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Acacia,  Alpha  Zeta,  Stu.  Chap. 
AVMA,  Schs.  Heidrick,  Charles  R;  Beloit,  Business  Administration 
Accounting,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Song  Leader,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi, 
PTP,  CYR,  Apollo  Glee  Club,  Newman  Club. 

Heina,  Ernest  V;  Belleville,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Chi  Corres. 
Sec,  IEEE,  Engr.  Open  House.  Heiser,  Patricia  A;  Atchison,  Elemen- 
tary Education,  S.E.A.,  CYR.  Helbing,  Thomas  C;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Architectural  Engineering,  Pi  Kappa  Alpha,  Steel  Ring,  Sigma  Tau. 
Heller,  Suzanne  M;  Vesper,  Home  Economics  and  Extension.  Hemel, 
Dorothy  A;  Ness,  Secondary  Education.  Hemphill,  Dwane  E;  Byers, 
Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  Eta  Kappa  Nu  V-Pres. 


Hawks 

Hayes 

Haymaker 

Heath 

Hefty 

Heidrick 


Heina 

Heiser 

Helbing 

Heller 

Hemel 

Hemphill,  D. 


Hanif 

Hanna 

Hans 

Harding 

Hardison 

Harger 

Harmison 

Harper 

Harrison 

Harry 

Hartenbower 

Harts 

Hatcher 

Havley 

Hawkes 

Atfcdf 


410 


All* 


Hemphill,  L. 

Hemphill,  S. 

Hendricks 

Henning 

Henry 

Hensley 


Hicklin 
HilL-R. 

Hill,  T. 
Hinnergardt 
Hirt 
Hixson 


Hodges 

Hodgson 

Hoesli 

Hoffhines 

Hoffman 

Hohn 

Holland 

Hollar 

Holliday 

Holloway,  J. 

Holloway,  S. 

Holm 

Holmes,  K. 

Holmes,  O. 

Honeman 

4l?L 


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Hemphill,  Linda  A;  Lawrence,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta 
Asst.  Schs.  Chm.,  House  Coun.,  Chaplain,  Ed.  Chm.,  N.E.A.,  Home 
Ec.  Ext.  Club  Pres.,  Treas.,  IFYE,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Hemphill,  Sue  E; 
Manhattan,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Hendricks,  Janet  L; 
WaKeeney,  Elementary  Education.  Henning,  Lelah  F;  Athol,  Textiles 
and  Clothing,  Clothing  &  Textiles  Club.  Henry,  Larry  L;  Broughton, 
Agronomy,  SCSA,  Klod  &  Kernel  Klub,  Schs.  Hensley,  Harvey  D; 
Wichita,  Chemical  Engineering. 


Hicklin,  James  W;  Drexel,  Mo.,  Biological  Science.  Hill,  Ray  F; 
Burlington,  Landscape  Architecture.  Hill,  Thomas  R;  Kansas  City, 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Hinnergardt,  Eva  L;  Clay  Center,  Elementary 
Education.  Hirt,  Joyce  K;  Lucas,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  NEA, 
Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  4-H,  Newman  Club.  Hixson,  Jean  A;  St.  John, 
Home  Economics  Teaching,  Gamma  Phi  Beta  House  Mgr.,  Profes- 
sional Foods  Club,  Stu.  Senate,  AWS  V-Pres.,  Home  Ec.  Coun.  Comm. 
Chm.,  Schs. 


Hodges,  Marilyn  R;  Lebo,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Block  & 
Bridle.  Hodgson,  Edward  S;  Little  River,  Animal  Husbandry.  Hoesli, 
Harry  H;  Delphos,  Secondary  Education,  Alpha  Tau  Omega  Pres., 
House  Mgr.,  Delta  Phi  Delta,  UPC,  Newman  Club,  Intramurals. 


Hoffhines,  Robert  R;  Delphos,  Business  Administration,  AIA,  ISA. 
Hoffman,  Keith  L;  Preston,  Physical  Sciences,  Triangle,  Union 
Comm.,  CYD.  Hohn,  Marilyn  J;  Marysville,  Modern  Languages. 


Holland,  Los  V;  Pittsburg,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA. 
Hollar,  Donald  L;  Emporia,  Electrical  Engineering.  Holliday,  Ralph  O; 

Liberty,  Animal  Husbandry. 


Holloway,  Jerry  A;  Hutchinson,  Civil  Engineering.  Holloway, 
Stephen  B;  McPherson,  Architecture,  Delta  Upsilon  V-Pres.,  Tau 
Sigma  Delta,  AIA.,  Union  Comm.,  Schs.  Holm,  Ronald  K;  Salina, 
Secondary  Education. 


Holmes,  Karen  A;  Duluth,  Minn.,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Schs. 
Holmes,  Oliver  W;  Abilene,  Electrical  Engineering.  Honeman,  Glen 

M;  Pratt,  Agronomy. 


411 


Seniors:  Hoo— Jon 


Hoofer,  Barry  L;  Ashland,  History.  Hooper,  Keith  L;  Manhattan, 

Business  Administration.  Hoops,  Robert  F;  Republic,  Veterinary 
Medicine,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Alpha  Zeta,  LSA.  Hopkins,  Frankie 
J;  Benton,  Animal  Husbandry.  Horchem,  Janet  L;  Ranson,  Business 
Administration,  Chi  Omega.  House,  Harlan  D;  Goodland,  Agricul- 
tural Education,  Acacia  Sr.  Steward,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  4-H  Chancery 
Club. 


Hoyt,  Laurie  S;  Kansas  City,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Hu,  Frank 
T;  China,  Electrical  Engineering,  PTP,  Cosmopolitan  Club.  Huber, 
Linda  S;  Wichita,  Family  and  Child  Development  and  Elementary 
Education,  Delta  Zeta,  S.E.A.,  Family  and  Child  Development  Club, 
RWF.  Hucke,  Gary  L;  Parsons,  Animal  Husbandry,  Alpha  Gamma 
Rho,  Block  &  Bridle.  Hughes,  Roberta  L;  Garnett,  Home  Economics 
and  Journalism,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Pres.,  Theta  Sigma  Phi  Sec,  Home 
Ec.  Journalism  Club  V-Pres.,  Collegian  Soc.  Ed.,  CYD.  Hunt,  Melvin 
C;  Tribune,  Animal  Husbandry,  FarmHouse  Sec,  Bd.  Member,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta,  Miniwanca  Club,  Ag.  Coun.,  FFA  V-Pres., 
Judging  Teams,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


Students  brouse  in  The  Cat's  Pause,  a  Union  concession 
added  during  the  fall  to  sell  paperbacks  and  magazines. 


Hunt,  Richard  D;  Salina,  Business  Administration  Accounting. 
Hunziker,  Don  F;  Senden,  Mathematics.  Hysom,  Ronald  R;  Wichita, 
Physics,  Beta  Sigma  Psi  V-Pres.,  Blue  Key,  Phi  Eta  Sigma  V-Pres., 
Alumni  Assn.  Bd.  of  Dir.,  Stu.  Senate,  Stu.  Body  Pres.,  American 
Institute  of  Physics  Treas.,  UPC,  Union  Comm.,  German  Club,  Men's 
Glee  Club  Pres.,  LSA,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Ingersoll,  Patricia;  Michi- 
gan Valley,  Modern  Languages.  Ireland,  Lawrence  P;  Holton,  Geog- 
raphy. Itz,  Nancy  J;  Carlisle  Barracks,  Pa.,  Home  Economics,  Pi  Beta 
Phi  Standards  Chm.,  Clothing  &  Textiles  Club,  YWCA. 


Hoofer 

Hooper 

Hoops 

Hopkins 

Horchem 

House 


Hoyt 

Hu 

Huber 

Hucke 
Hughes 
Hunt,  M. 


Hunt,  R. 

Hunziker 

Hysom 

Ingersoll 

Ireland 

Itz 


412 


Jaax,  J.  R. 

Jaax,  J.  A. 

Jacob 

Jacobs 

Jahnke 

Janke 


Jefferies,  R.  L. 
Jefferies,  R.  D. 
Jelinek 
Jensen,  D. 
Jensen,  G. 
Jernigan 


Jaax,  James  R;  Wichita,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Straube  Schs. 
House  Pres.,  Steel  Ring,  Pi  Tau  Sigma  Pres.,  ASME,  Scabbard  & 
Blade,  Stu.  Senate,  Engr.  Open  House  Chm.,  Engr.  Coun.,  Union 
Comm.,  CYR,  4-H,  MUN,  MC,  Newman  Club,  Intramurals,  DMS, 
Schs.  Jaax,  Judy  A;  Wichita,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Chi  Omega 
V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  AHEA,  AVA,  RCC,  Union  Comm.,  Home  Ec.  Teach- 
ing Club,  4-H,  Newman  Club  Pres.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Jacob, 
Thomas  D;  Wichita,  Architecture,  Steel  Ring,  Tau  Sigma  Delta  Pres., 
AIA  Treas.,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Jacobs,  William  R;  Holton,  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Jahnke,  Carol  A;  Junction  City,  Elementary  Education. 
Janke,  Larry  J;  Alexander,  Animal  Husbandry,  Beta  Sigma  Psi  Sec, 
V-Pres. 

Jefferies,  Roanne  L;  Wichita,  Home  Economics  and  Art,  A.I.D., 
Interdorm  Coun.,  Art  Club,  FMOC  Comm.,  Rifle  Team.  Jefferies, 
Ronald  D;  Wichita,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Triangle  Steward,  ANS 
Sec,  Arnold  Air  Soc  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Phi  Omega,  Band,  AFROTC, 
Intramurals.  Jelinek,  Judith  A;  Manhattan,  Pre-Medicine.  Jensen, 
Donald  J;  Lostant,  111.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Phi 
Eta  Sigma,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Jensen,  George  S;  Goodland,  Veteri- 
nary Medicine,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA.  Jernigan,  Norman  B;  Wakarusa, 
Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA. 

Jetland,  Barbara  A;  Arlington,  Va.,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa 
Alpha  Theta  Marshal,  S.E.A.  Ed.,  Professional  Foods  Club,  Royal 
Purple  Queen  Finalist,  Angel  Flight,  Union  Comm.,  CYR.  Jewett, 
Lucille  I;  Manhattan,  Mathematics,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  NEA, 
Wesley  Found.,  A&S  Honors  Program,  Schs.  Jilka,  Evelyn 
R;  Delphos,  Elementary  Education. 

Johnsmeyer,    Virginia;    Mt.    Hope,    Chemistry.    Johnson,    Carl    W; 

Mound  Valley,  Agronomy,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  Schs.  Chm.,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Ag.  Coun.  Rep.,  Klod  &  Kernel  Klub,  LSA,  Dean's  Honor  Roll, 
Schs.  Johnson,  Donald  R;  Colby,  Business  Administration,  Sigma 
Phi  Epsilon  Pledge  Trainer,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  IFC,  Intramurals. 

Johnson,  Jeanette  H;  Wilsey,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism, 
Smurthwaite  Alumni  Chm.,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  Pres.,  Omicron 
Nu  Reporter,  Theta  Sigma  Phi,  Wesley  Found.,  SCFC.  Johnson, 
Lora  L;  Ft.  Dodge,  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts;  Alpha  Xi  Delta. 
Johnson,  Mode  A;  El  Dorado,  Business  Administration. 

Johnson,  Phillip  C;  Norton,  Pre-Law.  Johnson,  Richard  E;  Salina, 
Architecture,  AIA  V-Pres.,  Intramurals.  Johnson,  William  B;  Spring- 
field, Mo.,  Architectural  Engineering. 

Joines,  Karen  B;  Kansas  City,  Physical  Education,  S.E.A.,  PHEMS, 
Intramurals.  Jones,  Gloria  J;  Beach,  N.D.,  English.  Jones,  Judy  D; 

Dighton,  Elementary  Education. 


Jetland 
Johnsmeyer 
Johnson,  J. 
Johnson,  P. 
Joines 


Jewett 
Johnson,  C. 
Johnson,  L. 
Johnson,  R. 
Jones,  G. 


Jilka 

Johnson,  D. 
Johnson,  M. 
Johnson,  W. 
Jones,  D. 


413 


Seniors:  Jon— Kva 


Jones,  Lyle  D;  Dighton,  Secondary  Education.  Jones,  Merle  E;  Shady 
Bend,  Agricultural  Economics,  Plow  &  Pen  Club,  Ag.  Ec.  Club,  ISA, 
Ag.  Coun.  Jones,  Robert  L;  Holcomb,  Animal  Husbandry. 

Jones,  Ronald  E;  Louisburg,  Animal  Husbandry,  FarmHouse 
Sergeant-at-Arms,  4-H,  Block  &  Bridle,  Schs.  Juvenal,  Louise  A; 
Kansas  City,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Kaff,  Phyllis  J;  Carbondale, 
Modern  Languages,  Mortar  Board  V-Pres.,  Chimes,  A&S  Honors 
Program,  Schs. 

Kaiser,  David  P;  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta,  Stu. 
Chap.  AVMA.  Kauffeld,  Mayme  L;  Manhattan,  Music  Education. 
Kauffman,  Carolyn  J;  Lawrence,  Business  Administration. 

Kaump,  Dennis  A;  Waterville,  Business  Administration  Accounting. 
Keearns,  John  E;  Manhattan,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE.  Keen, 
Margaret  A;  Manhattan,  Textiles  and  Clothing. 

Keen,  Robert  E;  Manhattan,  Zoology,  SCS  Sec,  Concert  Band,  Schs. 
Keene,  Ronald  B;  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Vet.  Med.  Open  House  Chm.  Keithley,  Claude  A; 

Kansas  City,  Architecture,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  Pledge  Trainer,  Tau 
Sigma  Delta,  AIA. 


Keller,  Diane  L;  Ellis,  Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega,  S.E.A., 
CYR.  Kelley,  Ted  E;  Centralia,  Electrical  Engineering,  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha  Soc.  Chm.,  IFC  Rep.,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE,  CYR.  Kellner, 
Wayne  A;  Kanorado,  Animal  Husbandry,  Pershing  Rifles.  Kempster, 
Alan  R;  Kansas  City,  Electrical  Engineering  and  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Kendall,  Gregory  D;  Old  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Speech.  Kendall, 
Larry  W;  Herington,  Agricultural  Education,  Delta  Upsilon  Pledge 
Trainer,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha  V-Pres.,  NEA,  NVATA,  Ag.  Ed.  Club  Treas. 

Kenyon,   Virginia   B;   Bogue,   Music   Education.    Kepley,   Leroy  F; 

Wichita,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sports  Car  Club,  Newman  Club, 
Rifle  Team.  Kern,  John  J;  Leavenworth,  Agronomy,  FarmHouse, 
Alpha  Zeta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  ASA,  SCSA,  Ext.  Club,  Klod  &  Kernel 
Klub,  Newman  Club,  Schs.  Kern,  Terry  J;  Leavenworth;  Veterinary 
Medicine,  Sigma  Chi  IFC  Rep.,  Alpha  Zeta,  AVMA,  Dean's  Honor 
Roll.  Kershner,  Craig  D;  Manhattan,  Pre-Law.  Kesinger,  Fred  L; 
Haviland,  Mathematics. 


Jones,  L. 

Jones,  M. 

Jones,  R.  L. 

Jones,  R. 

E. 

Juvenal 

Kaff 

Kaiser 

Kauffeld 

Kauffman 

Kaump 

Keearns 

Keen,  M. 

Keen,  R. 

Keene 

Keithley 

Keller 
Kelley 
Kellner 
Kempster 
Kendall,  G. 
Kendall,  L. 


Kenyon 
Kepley 
Kern,  J. 
Kern,  T. 
Kershner 
Kesinger 


414 


Kettelhut 
Killgore 
King,  A. 
King,  S. 
Kirchhoff 
Kisby 


Kiser 

Kishen 

Klaurens 

Klesath 

Kleymann 

Knecht 


Kettelhut,  James   L;  Alliance,  Neb.,  Speech.   Killgore,  Mickey  R; 

Iola,  Nuclear  Engineering.  King,  Alice  L;  Olsburg,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion, S.E.A.,  Chaparajos.  King,  Spencer  W;  Iola,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Kirchhoff,  Nancy  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Secondary  Education, 
Kappa  Delta  Membership  Chm.,  Phi  Alpha  Theta,  A&S  Coun., 
S.E.A.,  AWS  Pub.  Comm.,  Union  Comm.,  Intramurals.  Kisby,  Loren 
G;  Clifton,  Secondary  Education. 

Kiser,  Donald  L;  Almena,  Chemical  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  Kappa 
Mu  Epsilon,  AIChE.  Kishen,  Tara;  India,  Architectural  Engineering. 
Klaurens,  Rex  L;  Menlo,  Statistics.  Klesath,  Charles  F;  Topeka,  Pre- 
Dental.  Kleymann,  Bonnie  J;  Tribune,  Home  Economics  and  Exten- 
sion, Clovia  Schs.  Chm.,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Omicron  Nu,  Phi  Upsilon 
Omicron,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  AVA,  S.E.A.,  Ext.  Club,  Newman  Club, 
Schs.  Knecht,  Samuel  W;  Wichita,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Chi, 
Eta  Kappa  Nu  Treas.,  IEEE  Treas.,  College  Quiz  Bowl  Comm.,  Union 
Comm.,  CYR,  CYD. 


Knox,  Dianne;  Leon,  Zoology.  Kobrin,  Donald  B;  Middle  Village, 
N.Y.,  Zoology.  Koligian,  Michael  A;  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Stu.  Chap.  AVMA. 

Kopriva,  Thomas  G;  McDonald,  Business  Administration.  Koster, 
Duane  E;  Garden  City,  Business  Administration.  Kramer,  Terry  L; 

Ottawa,  Business  Administration. 


Kraus,  Linda  A;  Arlington,  Va.,  Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Chi 
Omega  House  Mgr.,  S.E.A.,  Clothing  &  Retailing  Club,  Univ.  Chorus, 
Royal  Purple  Bus.  Staff.  Krauss,  Roland  K;  Atwood,  Agronomy, 
Alpha  Zeta,  SCSA,  Klod  &  Kernel  Klub,  Schs.  Krehbiel,  Lyle  D; 
Abilene,  Electrical  Engineering,  Smith  Schs.  House  Sec,  Soc.  Chm., 
Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Sigma  Tau  V-Pres.,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE. 


Krier,  Jerry  L;  Claremont,  Calif.,  Zoology.  Kruse,  Richard  D;  Little 
River,  Animal  Husbandry,  FarmHouse,  Block  &  Bridle,  Ext.  Club, 
4-H,  FFA,  Judging  Teams,  Wesley  Found.  Kuhlmeier,  Thomas  D; 

Arkansas  City,  Electrical  Engineering. 


Kuhn,  Sara  L;  Bonner  Springs,  Textiles  and  Clothing,  Kappa  Delta 
Ed.  Chm.,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  Ed.,  Omicron  Nu  Treas.,  Clothing 
and  Textiles  Club  Treas.,  PTP,  CYR,  Home  Ec.  Honors  Program. 
Kuhns,  Joyce  K;  Wichita,  Physical  Education,  PHEMS,  CYR,  S.E.A., 
OCW,  Intramurals.  Kvasnicka,  Allan  J;  Haddam,  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting. 


Knox 

Kopriva 

Kraus 

Krier 

Kuhn 


Kobrin 

Koster 

Krauss 

Kruse 

Kuhns 


Koligian 

Kramer 

Krehbiel 

Kuhlmeier 

Kvasnicka 


415 


ackett 

Lagasse 

Lamprecht 

Larson 

Lashbrook 

Lau 

Lauer 

ee,  A. 

Lee,  D. 

Leel 

Leeper 

Lehman,  D. 

Lehman,  L. 

Lehman,  W 

Seniors:  Lac— Mar 


Lenhart 

Leopold 

Letourneau,  ] 

Letourneau,  R. 

Lett 

Levendofsky 

Lewey 

Lewis,  J. 

Lewis,  K.  L. 

Lewis,  K.  J. 

Lewman 

Lichtenegger 

Lackett,  James  J;  Freehold,  N.J.,  Zoology,  Phi  Kappa  Theta  Exec. 
Coun.,  Zoology  Club,  Newman  Club.  Lagasse,  Orville  L;  Concordia, 
Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA.  Lamprect, 
Curtis  D;  Ellinwood,  Landscape  Architecture.  Larson,  Robert  H; 
Green,  Electrical  Engineering.  Lashbrook,  Linda;  Manhattan,  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Lau,  Milton  G;  Honolulu,  Hawaii,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Lauer,  Kent  A;  Elmo,  Business  Administration. 


Lee,  Arnold  Y;  China,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  Eta  Kappa 
Nu,  IEEE,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Lee,  Diane  E;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Sociology,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Rec.  Sec,  Schs.  Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta  V-Pres.,  Theta  Sigma  Phi  Historian,  Phi  Alpha  Mu  V-Pres., 
Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Chimes  Historian,  Mortar  Board  Rep.,  SGA  Comm., 
AWS  Comm.,  Royal  Purple  Staff,  K-Key,  A&S  Coun.,  Dean's  Honor 
Roll.  Leel,  Woodruff  G;  Suffield,  Conn.,  Geology.  Leeper,  Carolyn  K; 
Holton,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta  V-Pres.,  Pledge  Trainer, 
S.E.A.,  AWS  Comm.  Lehman,  Donald  A;  Topeka,  Chemistry.  Lehman, 
Linda  L;  Bonner  Springs,  Textiles  and  Clothing,  Kappa  Delta, 
Angel  Flight,  Clothing  &  Textiles  Club.  Lehman,  Wilfred  H;  Leroy, 
Agronomy. 


Lenhart,  Leanna  M;  Goddard,  Home  Economics  and  Art,  K-State 
Players,  Wesley  Found.  Leopold,  Patricia  A;  Garden  City,  Dietetics 
and  Institutional  Management,  Kappa  Kappa  GammaTreas.,Omicron 
Nu  V-Pres.  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Home  Ec.  Coun.  Pres.  Letourneau, 
James  L;  Aurora,  Economics. 


Letourneau,  Robert  J;  Aurora,  Economics,  Omicron  Delta  Epsilon, 
Newman  Club  Athletics  Dir.  Lett,  Claudia  K;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Elementary  Education.  Levendofsky,  Shirley  A;  Belleville,  Elemen- 
tary Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Soc.  Chm.,  S.E.A.  Historian, 
Dorm  Soc.  Chm.,  Newman  Club  Sec,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


Lewey,  Beverly  K;  Topeka,  Family  and  Child  Development,  Family 
&  Child  Development  Club,  CYR.  Lewis,  James  N;  Concordia,  Archi- 
tecture. Lewis,  Kay  L;  Arkansas  City,  Government. 


Lewis,  Kit  J;  Hanston,  Mathematics.  Lewman,  Vicki  L;  Kansas  City, 
Elementary  Education.  Lichtenegger,  Larry;  Kansas  City,  Speech. 


416 


Lightner 

Lillibridge 

Lillich 

Linden 

Linder 

Little 

Logan 

Loomis 

Lowe 

Lyne,  Jean 

Lyne,  Joan 

Lyons 

Maag 

Macklin 

Madison 

Lightner,  Harry  K;  Garden  City,  Agricultural  Economics.  Lillibridge, 
Charles;  Wichita,  Business  Administration.   Lillich,  Robert  D;  St. 

Francis,  Chemical  Engineering,  Triangle,  Sigma  Tau  Historian,  AIChE 
Sec,  CYR,  LSA,  Intramurals,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs. 


Linden,  Judith  E;  Republic,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  AWS 
Rep.,  OCW  Pres.,  CYR,  Intramurals,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Linder, 
Julia  A;  Sharon  Springs,  Elementary  Education,  Delta  Zeta  IPC  Rep., 
S.E.A.,  CYR.  Little,  Bruce  W;  Winchester,  111.,  Veterinary  Medicine, 
Alpha  Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA  Class  Rep.,  Schs. 


Logan,    Vance    A;    Prairie   Village,    Pre-Law.    Loomis,    Dudley    G; 

Emporia,  Mathematics.   Lowe,  Lorrin  E;  Garden  City,  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


Lyne,  Jean  E;  Westmoreland,  Elementary  Education.  Lyne,  Joan  E; 
Westmoreland,  Physical  Education.  Lyons,  Lowell  J;  Overbrook, 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Maag,  Rodney  G;  Salina,  Civil  Engineering.  Macklin,  Dennis  D; 

Wichita,    Electrical    Engineering.    Madison,    Charles    D;    Kingman, 
Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Maes,  Patrick  P;  Bushton,  Business  Administration.  Magoffin, 
Carole  J;  Sterling,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Mallean,  William 
R;  Hanover,  Secondary  Education,  Judo  Club.  Mann,  Daniel  G; 
Topeka,  Electrical  Engineering.  Mann,  Kenneth  R;  Dodge  City, 
Physical  Education.  Mann,  Marvin  W;  Athol,  Agricultural  Education. 


Marble,  George  F;  Kansas  City,  Chemical  Engineering,  Triangle 
House  Mgr.,  Sigma  Tau  Sec,  Goodnow  Bov.  Bd.,  AIChE,  Pershing 
Rifles,  CYR,  MPC,  MC,  USF,  Intramurals,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 
Marcellus,  Leila  M;  Denison,  Secondary  Education,  Delta  Phi  Delta, 
S.E.A.,  Art  Club.  Marcotte,  Gerard  H;  Natoma,  Psychology.  Markel, 
John  D;  Wichita,  Electrical  Engineering,  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  Pres.,  Sigma 
Tau,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE  V-Chm.,  Steel  Ring,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 
Martin,  Jane  B;  Salina,  Elementary  Education.  Martin,  Lee  R; 
Abilene,  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Maes 
Magoffin 
Mallean 
Mann,  D. 
Mann,  K. 
Mann,  M. 


Marble 
Marcellus 
Marcotte 
Markel 
Martin,  J. 
Martin,  L. 


417 


Seniors:  Mar— Mil 


Martin,  Ray  L;  Baxter  Springs,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Pi  Tau 
Sigma,  ASME.  Mashak,  Alan  L;  Wichita,  Secondary  Education, 
Alpha  Tau  Omega,  S.E.A.,  Geography  Club.  Mauck,  Theodore  S; 
Goddard,  Chemical  Engineering.  Maxwell,  Michael  L;  Dodge  City, 
Business  Administration.  McAhren,  Jerrie  J;  Byers,  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation, S.E.A.,  4-H.  McBride,  Marlene  K;  Nortonville,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Extension,  Kappa  Delta  Asst.  House  Mgr.,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club,  Ext.  Club,  4-H,  Intramurals,  Schs. 


McCarty,  Ernest  P;  Turon,  Agricultural  Education,  Ag.  Ed.  Club, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll.  McCarty,  Linda  K;  Greensburg,  Elementary 
Education,  S.E.A.  McClenahan,  Robert  C;  Clay  Center,  Landscape 
Architecture,  ASLA  V-Pres.  McClintock,  Kenneth;  Council  Grove, 
Business  Administration,  Smith  Schs.  House  Soc.  Chm.,  Pres.,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Scabbard  &  Blade,  Commerce  Coun.  V-Pres.,  Chancery 
Club  Treas.,  Union  Comm.,  CYR,  MPC,  MC,  K-State  Players,  College 
Bowl,  Intramurals,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs.  McClure,  Judy  K; 
Richmond,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  McCord,  Janice  I;  Man- 
hattan, Modern  Languages. 


McCormick,  Dennis  J;  Manhattan,  Electrical  Engineering,  Triangle 
Formal  Soc.  Chm.,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE,  Engr.  Coun.,  Engr.  Open 
House  Comm.,  Engr.  Honors  Program,  Deans  Honor  Roll.  McCown, 
Allen  D;  Hutchinson,  Electrical  Engineering.  McCracken,  Deanna 
M;  Lyndon,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching 
Club,  Homecoming  Queen,  4-H,  AWS  Comm.  K-Steppers,  Schs. 
McDougal,  Richard  J;  Emporia,  Business  Administration.  McFadden, 
Clair  L;  Hanston,  Secondary  Education,  Delta  Chi  V-Pres.,  S.E.A., 
SGA,  Apollo  Glee  Club,  RWF.  McGrath,  Philip  H;  Waverly,  Milling 
Technology. 


During  enrollment  students  watch  apprehensively  the  line 
numbers  going  up,  indicating  which  courses  are  filled. 


Martin,  R. 

Mashak 

Mauck 

Maxwell 

McAhren 

McBride 


McCarty,  E. 

McCarty,  L. 

McClenahan 

McClintock 

McClure 

McCord 


McCormick 

McCown 

McCracken 

McDougal 

McFadden 

McGrath 


418 


McGraw 

Mclntyre 

McKinley 

McKinzie 

McLaury 

McLeod,  B. 


McLeod,  J. 

McManis 

McMillan 

McPheeters 

Meals 

Medcraft 


Meeks 

Mendenhall 

Metz,  G. 

Metz,  J. 

Meyer 

Mickelson 

Middleton 

Miller,  D. 

Miller,  F. 

Miller,  G. 

Miller,  J. 

Miller,  M.  L. 

Miller,  M. 

V. 

Miller,  M.  C. 

Miller,  P. 

McGraw,  Douglas  J;  Garden  City,  Agricultural  Economics.  Mcln- 
tyre, Jean  A;  Willis,  Home  Economics  and  Art.  McKinley,  William 
G;  Overland  Park,  Civil  Engineering,  ASCE  Mid-Continent  Conf. 
Pres.,  Intramurals.  McKinzie,  Ronald  V;  McCune,  Agricultural  Ed- 
ucation, Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  V-Pres.,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  Alpha  Zeta,  Ag.  Assn.  Sec,  Ag.  Coun.  Sec,  Ag.  Ed.  Club 
Pres.,  Schs.  McLaury,  Bruce  E;  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
McLeod,  Billie  J;  Marysville,  Elementary  Education,  Delta  Zeta, 
S.E. A.,  AWS,  Univ.  Chorus,  Band,  Family  &  Child  Development  Club. 

McLeod,  Jon  R;  Marysville,  Mechanical  Engineering.  McManis, 
Geraldine  M;  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Home  Ec 
Teaching  Club.  McMillan,  Marilyn  A;  Wichita,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. McPheeters,  Vernon  L;  Kingman,  Business  Administration, 
Delta  Sigma  Phi  Songleader,  CYR,  Men's  Glee  Club,  A  Cappella 
Choir.  Meals,  Harriet  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  English,  Pi  Beta  Phi  Soc 
Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  V-Pres.,  Phi  Alpha  Mu  Censor,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Stu.  Senate,  Chimes,  Mortar  B.  Soc.  Chm.,  Stu.  Act.  Bd. 
Sec,  Chm.,  Angel  Flight  Sec,  A  Cappella  Choir  Sec-Treas.,  A&S 
Honors  Program,  Putnam  Schs.  Assn.,  Schs.  Medcraft,  Martha  J; 
Lincoln,  English,  S.E. A.,  Intramurals. 

Meeks,  Suzanne  J;  Junction  City,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Omicron  Nu. 
Sec,  S.E. A.  Mendenhall,  Sharon  A;  Manhattan,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion, S.E. A.,  OCW,  Kappa  Phi,  Schs.  Metz,  George  E;  Kansas  City, 
Business  Administration,  Delta  Upsilon  House  Mgr.,  Chancery  Club, 
CYR  Pres.,  MC,  MPC  Steering  Comm. 

Metz,  Jerry  D;  Arkansas  City,  Mathematics,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Schs. 
Chm.,  Blue  Key,  MPC,  MC,  MMUN,  PTP,  Forensic  Union,  Univ. 
Party  V-Pres.,  Wrestling,  Schs.  Meyer,  Barbara  A;  Basehor,  Dietet- 
ics and  Institutional  Management,  Professional  Foods  Club,  4-H. 
Mickelson,  Eldon  L;  Lyndon,  Electrical  Engineering. 

Middleton,  William  M;  Oxford,  Agronomy,  ASA,  Ag.  Coun.,  Sigma 
Theta  Epsilon,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Miller,  David  D;  Esbon,  Technical 
Journalism,  Sigma  Delta  Chi,  Collegian  Ed.,  EUB  Stu.  Fellow.,  K-Key. 
Miller,  Fred  R;  Wichita,  Veterinary  Medicine. 

Miller,   Gary   W;   Milford,   Milling  Technology.    Miller,  Judith   A; 

Wamego,  Technical  Journalism,  Chi  Omega,  Theta  Sigma  Phi,  PTP 
Comm.  Chm.,  Collegian  Ed.  Asst.,  YWCA.  Miller,  Mark  L;  Belle- 
ville, Technical  Journalism,  Delta  Tau  Delta,  Sigma  Delta  Chi  Sec, 
Scabbard  &  Blade  Ed.,  Stu.  Pub.  Bd.,  Royal  Purple  Bus.  Mgr.,  Ad.  Mgr. 

Miller,  Martha  V;  Belton,  Mo.,  Secondary  Education.  Miller,  Mary 

C;  Winfield,  Art,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta,  Delta  Phi  Delta  Sec,  Tau 
Epsilon  Delta,  PTP,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Miller,  Paul  D;  Broughton, 
Sociology. 


419 


Miller,  R. 
Minnis 
Mitts 

Moberly,  S. 
Moody 


Mills,  R. 

Mills,  S. 

Minsch 

Mitchell 

Miyaji 

Moberly,  H 

Moden 

Moeller 

Moore,  R. 

Moore,  W. 

Seniors:  Mil— Nic 


Miller,  Ronald  A;  Quenemo,  Animal  Husbandry,  Apollo  Glee  Club, 
Univ.  Chorus,  EUB  Stu.  Fellow.,  UCCF,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Mills, 
Randy  V;  Salina,  Physical  Education,  Phi  Delta  Theta  Pres.  Mills, 
Sylvia  M;  Pratt,  Business  Administration,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Pres., 
Angel  Flight,  UGB,  Commerce  Coun.,  Union  Program  Coun. 


Minnis,  Marsha  L;  Newton,  Bacteriology,  PTP,  CYR,  Pep  Club. 
Minsch,  Jean  A;  Westmoreland,  Business  Administration  Account- 
ing. Mitchell,  Timothy  W;  Bonner  Springs,  Social  Sciences. 


Mitts,  Robert  L;  Carthage,  Mo.,  Animal  Husbandry.  Miyaji,  Roy  T; 
Pepeeked,  Hawaii,  Architecture.  Moberly,  Harry  F;  Kansas  City, 
Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA  V-Pres.,  Schs. 


Moberly,  Stanley  A;  Oberlin,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Moden,  Lloyd 

D;  Junction  City,  Agronomy,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Treas.,  Schs.  Chm., 
SCSA,  4-H,  A&S  Honors  Program.  Moeller,  Frank  E;  Richland, 
Veterinary  Medicine,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA. 


Moody,  Evelyn  E;  Riley,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  4-H,  Religious 
Coun.  SCF,  UCCF,  Schs.  Moore,  Roger  L;  Elkhart,  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Moore,  Wesley  N;  Winfield,  Civil  Engineering. 

Morgan,  Kenneth  E;  Salina,  Secondary  Education.  Morris,  Marilyn  C; 
Salina,  Elementary  Education.  Morrison,  Eva  P;  Manhattan,  English. 
Morrison,  Marva  L;  Wichita,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  S.E.A., 
Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  4-H,  A. CO.,  Band.  Motes,  James  E;  Scotts- 
ville,  Horticulture,  Horticulture  Club  Ag.  Coun.  Rep.  Mukolwe, 
Moses  M;  Nairobi,  Kenya,  Animal  Husbandry. 


Mundhenke,  Boyd  M;  Lewis,  Secondary  Education.  Mundhenke, 
Rita  D;  Ainsworth,  Neb.,  Business  Administration  Accounting,  Pi 
Beta  Phi  Pres.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Chimes  Treas., 
Mortar  Bd.  Treas.,  Angel  Flight  Pres.,  Commerce  Coun.,  SAB,  Schs. 
Munson,  Charles  E;  Junction  City,  Agricultural  Economics,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Ag.  Ec.  Club,  4-H,  Schs.  Munson,  Jerry  L; 
Belleville,  Electrical  Engineering.  Murphree,  Maurine  L;  Newton, 
Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega,  S.E.A.,  CYR  Exec.  Sec.  Musil, 
Jerry  L;  Marysville,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Dames  Club. 


Morgan 
Morris 
Morrison,  E. 
Morrison,  M. 
Motes 
Mukolwe 


Mundhenke,  B. 
Mundhenke,  R. 
Munson,  C. 
Munson,  J. 
Murphree 
Musil 


420 


Nagata 

Nakamoto 

Nash 

Naufel 

Neal 

Nedwed 


Nelson,  A. 
Nelson,  C. 
Nelson,  K. 
Nelson,  N. 
Nelson,  S. 
Nelson,  T. 


Nevins,  C. 

Nevins,  R. 

Nevius 

Nichols 

Nicholson 

Nickols 


Nagata,  Ronald  H;  Hawaii,  Architecture.  Nakamoto,  Ralph;  Lanai 
City,  Hawaii,  Zoology,  CYR.  Nash,  Peter  G;  Aurora,  111,  Business 
Administration.  Naufel,  James  C;  Wichita,  Business  Administra- 
tion Accounting.  Neal,  Samroeun;  Cambodia,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Nedwed,  Eugene  R;  Manhattan,  Business  Administration. 


In  one  of  the  classes  to  become  the  department  of  art  in 
Arts  and  Sciences,  students  practice  sculpture  technique. 


Nelson,  Annette  K;  Hanover,  Secondary  Education,  Phi  Kappa  Phi, 
Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Comm.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Nelson, 
Carl  W;  Culver,  History.  Nelson,  Kathleen  D;  Oxford,  Secondary 
Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Pres.,  Schs.  Chm.,  Recording  Sec, 
Pledge  Comm.,  Pledge  Class  Sec,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta  Sec,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Kappa  Delta  Pi  Pres.,  Chimes  Pres., 
V-Pres.,  Mortar  Board,  Freshman  Dorm.  Sec,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Comm., 
Union  Comm.,  Union  Program  Coun.  Sec,  A&S  Honors  Program. 
Nelson,  Nanci  S;  Leawood,  Elementary  Education.  Nelson,  Stephen 
D;  Garden  City,  Psychology,  Beta  Theta  Pi  V-Pres.,  Alumni  Sec, 
Songleader,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Blue  Key,  College  Bowl 
Comm.  Chm.,  Apportionment  Bd.,  A&S  Honors  Program,  Schs. 
Nelson,  Thomas  M;  Marysville,  Sociology. 


Nevins,  Carolyn  S;  Dodge  City,  Humanities,  A  Cappella  Choir, 
German  Club.  Nevins,  Robert  D;  Dodge  City,  Business  Administra- 
tion, A  Cappella  Choir.  Nevius,  Larry  D;  Paola,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Nichols,  Judith  A;  Manchester,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  Newman  Club,  Schs.  Nicholson,  Larry  D;  Washing- 
ton, Chemical  Engineering.  Nickols,  Sharon  Y;  Rossville,  Home 
Economics  Teaching,  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Omicron 
Nu,  Home  Ec  Teaching  Club,  Schs. 


421 


Nixon,  R. 
Nixon,  V. 
Noble,  B. 
Noble,  N. 
O'Bryan 
Oeser 


Ogburn 
Olmstead 
Olsen 
Olson,  K. 
Olson,  R. 
Oman 


Seniors:  Nix— Por 


Nixon,  Richard  A;  Eureka,  Dairy  Production.  Nixon,  Valerie  A;  Belle 
Plaine,  Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega.  Noble,  Barbara  P;  Holy- 
rood,  Secondary  Education,  Sigma  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  Amateur  Radio 
Club  Sec.-Treas.,  Schs.  Noble,  Nancy  S;  Wichita,  Speech,  Pi  Beta  Phi. 
O'Bryan,  Susan  E;  Clay  Center,  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts, 
Delta  Delta  Delta,  Angel  Flight,  Orchestra.  Oeser,  Sheila  M;  Claflin, 
Elementary  Education,  Boyd  Song  Leader,  S.E.A.,  A  Cappella  Choir, 
Newman  Club. 


Ogburn,  Jerry   A;   Garden   City,  Architecture.   Olmstead,  Olin   K; 

Arkansas  City,  Mathematics.  Olsen,  Barry  G;  Marion,  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Olson,  Keith  L;  Salina,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Olson,  Ross  A;  Dwight,  Agricultural  Economics,  Farm- 
House,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon  Pres.,  V-Pres.,  Nat.  V-Pres.,  Ag.  Ec.  Club 
Pres.,  V-Pres.,  Sec,  Ag.  Coun.,  4-H,  Wesley  Foundation  Cabinet  Off., 
Comm.  Chm.  Oman,  Price  W;  Leonardville,  Mathematics. 


Opdycke,  Don  R;  Salina,  Electrical  Engineering.  Opdycke,  Kenneth 
K;    Hutchinson,    Architectural    Engineering.    Oplinger,   Edward   S; 

Jewell,  Agronomy,  FarmHouse  Sgt.  of  Arms,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Alpha 
Zeta  Chancellor,  Ag.  Coun.  Treas.,  Klod  and  Kernel  Klub,  4-H,  Schs. 


Osborn,  Paul  D;  Scandia,  Business  Administration.  Osborne,  Larry 

A;  Council  Grove,  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Osbourn, 
Marjory  L;  Manhattan,  Elementary  Education. 


Otto,    Carolyn    G;   Manhattan,   Government.   Overley,   Ronald   W; 

Wichita,  Pre-Law,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Pres.  Oveson,  Linda  S;  Salina, 
Secondary  Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta. 


Owen,  Billy  R;  Valley  Center,  Pre-Medicine,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
V-Pres.,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Clinic  Club,  Union  Comm. 
Sub-Chm.,  MMUN,  Schs.  Page,  Richard  L;  Abilene,  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Paige,  Marvin  J;  Topeka,  Electrical  Engineering. 


Pankratz,  Ronald  D;  Wichita,  Mechanical  Engineering,  AIAA,  ASME. 
Patee,  Melvin  L;  Haviland,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Industrial 
Ed.  Club  Program  Chm.  Patterson,  Terry;  Bethel,  Architecture. 


Opdycke,  D. 

Opdycke,  K. 

Oplinger 

Osborn 

Osborne 

Osbourn 

Otto 

Overley 

Oveson 

Owen 

Page  ^ 

Paige 

Pankratz 

Patee 

Patterson 

422 


Pauls 
Pearce,  C. 
Pearce,  R. 
Peck 

Pedersen 
Penner 


Penrod 
Perk 
Perry 
Peters 

Peterson,  D. 
Peterson,  F. 


Peterson,  K. 

Peterson, 

W. 

Pettey 

Pettijohn 

Philips 

Phillips 

Poage 

Poell 

Poelma 

Pomerenke 

Pool 

Pope,  J. 

Pope,  P. 

Poppe 

Porter 

Pauls,  Loren  D;  Inman,  Technical  Journalism.  Pearce,  Cecil  W; 
Wallace,  Music  Education.  Pearce,  Rita  L;  Wallace,  Art,  Delta  Phi 
Delta  Treas.,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  Chorister,  OCW  Pres.,  Dean's  Honor 
Roll.  Peck,  Michael  B;  Oakley,  Business  Administration  Accounting. 
Pedersen,  Randall  E;  Boelus,  Neb.,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Penner, 
Maurice  D;  Newton,  Feed  Technology,  Straube  Schs.  House  Soc. 
Chm.,  Alpha  Mu  Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Ag.  Coun.,  Fr.  Orientation 
Leader,  Schs. 


Penrod,  Michael  D;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Physical  Education,  Phi  Delta 
Theta  Warden,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa,  Football,  Schs.  Perk,  Wayne  L; 
Clarendon  Hills,  111.,  Technical  Journalism.  Perry,  Harry  B;  Carbon- 
dale,  Animal  Husbandry,  Block  and  Bridle  Club,  Sq.  Dance  Club 
Pres.,  4-H,  Band.  Peters,  Sherian  K;  Garden  City,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Peterson,  Donald  F;  Wichita,  Entomology.  Peterson,  Frederick 
L;  Marquette,  Pre-Medicine,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Clinic  Club. 

Peterson,  Karen  S;  Council  Grove,  Home  Economics  and  Extension. 
Peterson,  Willis  I;  Lost  Springs,  Milling  Technology.  Pettey,  Lynda  L; 

Salina,  Secondary  Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Pledge  Trainer, 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Mu  Alpha,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Kappa  Phi, 
Fr.  Dorm.  Sec,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  German  Club,  Union  Comm.,  A&S 
Honors  Program,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 

Pettijohn,  Linda  K;  Solomon,  Home  Economics  and  Art,  A.I.D. 
Philips,  Gilbert  H;  Great  Bend,  Modern  Languages.  Phillips,  Gary  D; 

Marysville,  Business  Administration,  Scabbard  &  Blade. 

Poage,  Gary  L;  Almena,  Business  Administration  Accounting,  Alpha 
Kappa  Psi,  Arnold  Air  Soc.  Poell,  Mark  A;  St.  Marys,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Poelma,  Donald  E;  Beloit,  Milling  Technology. 


Pomerenke,  Gretchen  A;  Kansas  City,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa 
Alpha  Theta  Rush  Chm.,  Song  leader,  S.E.A.  Cabinet,  CYR,  A 
Cappella  Choir.  Pool,  Joan  E;  Kansas  City,  Sociology.  Pope,  Janice  C; 

Jennings,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club, 
Hospitality  Day  Chm.,  Schs. 


Pope,  Phyllis  A;  Wichita,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management, 
Inter-Dorm.  Coun.,  Professional  Foods  Club,  Schs.  Poppe,  Judith  C; 
Norton,  Music  Education,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  Pres.,  Treas.,  MENC 
Sec. -Treas.,  Gamma  Delta,  RWF,  Schs.  Porter,  Linda  E;  Manhattan, 
Home  Economics  and  Art,  Home  Ec.  Coun.  Sec,  Art  Club,  A.I.D. 
Sec,  Wesley  Found.,  Kappa  Phi. 


423 


Potenski 

Potter 

Potts 

Pourlak 

Powell,  D. 

Powell,  G 

Powell,  J. 

Power 

Preheim 

Primrose 

Pringle 

Prose 

Purinton 

Radford 

Radke 

Ramsey 

Randall 

Jflfek 

Ranz 

m    H 

Ratliff 

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Rawson 

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Ray,  P. 

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Ray,  T. 

Rayl 

Raymond 

Reard 

Reardon 

Redlinger 


Seniors:  Pot-Ric 


Potenski,  Rose  M;  Clay  Center,  Mathematics.  Potter,  Richard  W; 
Alta  Vista,  Agricultural  Education.  Potts,  Georgiana  L;  Barnes,  Home 
Economics  Teaching,  S.E.A.,  AVA,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club. 


Pourlak,  Faramarz;  Iran/  Civil  Engineering,  Chi  Epsilon,  ASCE, 
Iranian  Assn.  Powell,  Dennis  L;  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah,  History. 
Powell,  George  M;  Abilene,  Agricultural  Engineering,  Phi  Delta 
Theta  Pres.,  House  Mgr.,  Steel  Ring,  Engr.  Open  House  Exec.  Comm., 
ASAE. 


Powell,  James  D;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Broadcast  Speech,  Alpha  Epsilon 
Rho.  Power,  Cheryl  A;  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Teaching, 
Alpha  Chi  Omega  Rush  Chm.,  Corres.  Sec,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Teach- 
ing Club,  Frog  Club,  AWS  Comm.,  Stu.  Orientation  Leader,  Wesley 
Found.  Preheim,  Peter  P;  Marion,  S.  D.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Mennonite  Fellow.  Pres. 


Primrose,  Herbert  D;  Clay  Center,  Art,  CYR,  Judo  Club.  Pringle, 
Diana  K;  Yates  Center,  Family  and  Child  Development,  Family  and 
Child  Development  Club  Pres.,  Kappa  Phi.  Pros,  Larry  N;  Alamota, 
Electrical  Engineering. 


Purinton,  Paul  T;  Merriam,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Beta  Theta  Pi  Song 
Leader,  Alpha  Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA  Treas.  Radford,  Sharon  K; 
Lenexa,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  NEA,  S.E.A.,  AHEA,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club.  Radke,  John  E;  Russell,  Agronomy. 

Ramsey,  Karel  S;  Russell,  Speech.  Randall,  Betty  A;  Wichita,  Modern 
Languages.  Ranz,  Edward  C;  Chanute,  Sociology.  Ratliff,  Billy  D; 
Wichita,  Physical  Education.  Rawson,  Thomas  M;  Concordia,  Sec- 
ondary Education,  Schs.  House  Pres.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  CYD,  PTP, 
LSA,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs.  Ray,  Philip  C;  Wichita,  Zoology. 

Ray,  Terry  L;  Kansas  City,  Feed  Technology.  Rayl,  Charles  R;  Em- 
poria, Animal  Husbandry,  Scabbard  &  Blade,  Block  &  Bridle,  4-H, 
Judging  Teams,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Raymond,  George  E;  Garnett, 
Animal  Husbandry.  Reard,  Terrence  E;  Omaha,  Neb.,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering, Sigma  Chi  Corres.  Sec,  IEEE,  Engr.  Open  House,  Union 
Comm.  Reardon,  James  N;  Beloit,  Secondary  Education.  Redlinger, 
Jacob  F;  Mission,  Civil  Engineering. 


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424 


Reed,  C. 

Reed,  D. 

Reed,  J. 

Reichel 

Reichuber 

Renner 

Reppert 

Retter 

Reynolds,  D. 

Reynolds,  S. 

Rice,  J. 

Rice,  R. 

Richard 

Richards 

Richardson,  D 

■kitfe 


Championing  the   West,   international    politician   Charles   Malik  answers 
questions   following   his   University  convocation,   "Struggle  for   Peace." 


Reed,  Carol  S;  Belleville,  Modern  Languages,  Delta  Zeta  Pres.,  S.E.A., 
French  Club,  Reed,  Donald  L;  Hutchinson,  Mathematics.  Reed, 
John  W;  Liberal,  Electrical  Engineering,  Triangle  V-Pres.,  Phi  Kappa 
Phi,  Eta  Kappa  Nu  Sec,  Sigma  Tau  Pres.,  IEEE,  Arnold  Air  Soc, 
Union  Comm.,  Goodnow  Hall  Governing  Bd.  Sec,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


Reichel,  Darrell  R;  LaCrosse,  Business  Administration,  Sigma  Phi 
Epsilon,  AIChE.  Reichuber,  Arnold  J;  Bushton,  Milling  Technology, 
Assn.  of  Operative  Millers,  Milling  Assn.,  Newman  Club.  Renner, 
Robert  P;  Panama  Canal  Zone,  Chemistry. 


Reppert,  Joseph  R;  Anna,  111.,  Technical  Journalism.  Retter,  Cheryl  G; 

Manhattan,  Elementary  Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta,  S.E.A.,  PTP, 
Cosmopolitan    Club,    CYR,    Newman    Club.    Reynolds,    David    R; 

Topeka,  Business  Administration,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Pledge  Trainer, 
Swimming,  Schs. 


Reynolds,  Steven  K;  Fredonia,  Agricultural  Education.  Rice,  John  E; 

Emporia,  Agricultural  Economics,  Alpha  Zeta,  Ag.  Ec.  Club.  Rice,  R. 
Roslyn,  Wichita,  Physical  Education,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Social  Chm., 
Alpha  Lambda  Nu,  WRA  Pub.  Mgr.,  PHEMS,  SCC  Sec,  Orchesis, 
Intramurals  Mgr. 


Richard,  William  E;  Emporia,  Chemical  Engineering,  Phi  Eta  Sigma 
V-Pres.,  Sigma  Tau  Treas.,  Steel  Ring,  AIChE  Pres.,  Engr.  Coun., 
Schs.  Richards,  Joan  M;  Winfield,  Elementary  Education.  Richard- 
son, David  A;  Manhattan,  Psychology,  Phi  Eta  Sigma  Pres.,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Blue  Key  Treas.,  Tribunal  Atty.  Gen.,  Clinic  Club  Pres., 
Debate,  RWF  Pres.,  SCF  Treas.,  Putnam  Schs. 


Richardson,  R. 

Riddle 

Riemann 

Riffel 

Riley 

Ritchey 


Rittenoure 
Rively 
Robel,  B. 
Robel,  R. 
Roberts,  D. 
Roberts,  L. 


Robinson 
Rodwell 
Roesener 
Rogers,  C. 
Rogers,  F. 
Rogers,  S. 


West  German  public   relations  expert,  Dieter  Schaefer, 
explains  his  country's  system  of  mass  communications. 


Seniors:  Ric-Sch 


Richardson,  Ruth  A;  Stafford,  Textiles  and  Clothing.  Riddle,  Mary  J; 
Salina,  English,  Pi  Beta  Phi  Exec.  Court.,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Phi  Kappa 
Phi,  Mortar  Bd.,  Chimes  Sec,  UGB  Sec,  S.E.A.,  PTP,  Newman  Club, 
A&S  Honors  Program,  Schs.  Rieman,  Donald  L;  Edmond,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Riffel,  Darrell  M;  Marion,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA.  Riley,  Richard  L;  Neodesha,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Ritchey,  Clark  L;  Wichita,  Economics,  Acacia  Rush  Chm. 


Rittenoure,  Robert  L;  Wichita,  Economics,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Omicron 
Delta  Epsilon,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  A&S  Honors  Program,  Dean's  Honor 
Roll,  Schs.  Rively,  Linda  S;  Kansas  City,  Elementary  Education. 
Robel,  Barbara  K;  Valley  Center,  English,  Delta  Zeta  Pres.,  S.E.A., 
Interdorm  Coun.,  A  Cappella  Choir.  Robel,  Raydon  H;  Great  Bend, 
Physical  Education,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  Pres.,  S.E.A.,  Baseball. 
Roberts,  Dale  E;  Yates  Center,  Feed  Technology.  Roberts,  Lawrence 
J;  Plevna,  Feed  Technology. 


Robinson,  Karen  L;  La  Habra,  Calif.,  Medical  Technology.  Rodwell, 
Dean  E;  Spencerport,  N.Y.,  Animal  Husbandry,  Acacia.  Roesener, 
Deanna  K;  Dodge  City,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Pep  Club. 
Rogers,  Connie  E;  Wichita,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Alpha  Chi 
Omega,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  BSU.  Rogers,  Frank  A; 
Rose  Hill,  Civil  Engineering.  Rogers,  Steven  L;  Scott  City,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Root,  Beatrice  J;  Baxter  Springs,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta 
Pi,  S.E.A.  Rosenkranz,  Linda  J;  Pratt,  Physical  Education,  Chi 
Omega,  P.H.E.M.S.  Pub.  Chin.,  CYR  Women's  Chm.,  Intramurals. 
Rosenquit,  Bert;  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Stu.  Chap. 
AVMA. 


Ross,  Imogene  J;  Centerville,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Alpha  Chi 
Omega  Asst.  Schs.  Chm.,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  S.E.A. ,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club,  Miss  K-State-Manhattan  Finalist,  Kappa  Phi,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll.  Rowland,  Linda  G;  Manhattan,  Speech,  Alpha  Epsilon 
Rho,  PTP,  Collegian,  Univ.  Chorus.  Rowland,  Sidney  F;  Topeka, 
Textiles  and  Clothing. 

Roy,  Michael  L;  Newton,  Chemistry.  Ruckert,  Dennis  W;  Chase, 
Electrical  Engineering.  Rudell,  Marilynn  K;  Kansas  City,  Psychology. 

Rundell,  Grover  C;  Stafford,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Rundle, 
Darrell  E;  Winfield,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE,  CYR.  Runkle, 
Larry  C;  Redfield,  Business  Administration. 

Rust,  Morris  D;  Argonia,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME  Treas., 
CYR.  Ryan,  Edward  S;  Leavenworth,  Agricultural  Education,  Ag. 
Ed.  Club,  4-H.  Ryding,  Paul  A;  Falun,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Sigma 
Chi  Pledge  Trainer,  Alpha  Zeta,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  LSA. 

Ryland,  Lonnie  G;  Greenleaf,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Sainer,  Deanna 

L;  Independence,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Delta  Zeta,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  Univ.  Choir,  Women's  Glee  Club,  Wesley 
Found.  Salsbury,  Darrell  L;  Lawrence,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Salter, 
Colleen  K;  Wakefield,  Art.  Sanders,  John  W;  Manhattan,  Speech,  Phi 
Delta  Theta  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Epsilon  Rho  Treas.,  Sec,  Basketball, 
Baseball,  Golf.  Sandlin,  Olin  T;  Greenleaf,  Pre-Medicine,  Clinic 
Club  Pres.,  Men's  Glee  Club,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 

Sanford,  Billy  R;  Lyons,  Zoology.  Satterlee,  Neil  T;  Assaria,  Agri- 
cultural Economics,  Ag.  Ec.  Club,  LSA.  Sauer,  Stephen  F;  Shawnee 
Mission,  Architecture,  Phi  Kappa  Theta  Rush  Chm.,  AIA,  Union 
Comm.,  Men's  Glee  Club,  Newman  Club,  Schs.  Schaffer,  Walter- 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Botany,  UCCF,  A&S  Honors  Program,  Schs. 
Schanefelt,  Robert  V;  Abilene,  Milling  Technology.  Scharenberg, 
Lyle  L;  Burns,  Mechanical  Engineering,  AIP,  ASME. 


Root 

Rosenkranz 

Rosenquit 

Ross 

Rowland,  L. 

Rowland,  S. 

Roy 

Ruckert 

Rudell 

Rundell 

Rundle 

Runkle 

Rust 

Ryan 

Ryding 

Ryland 

Sainer 

Salsbury 

Salter 

Sanders 

Sandlin 


Sanford 

Satterlee 

Sauer 

Schaffer 

Schanefelt 

Scharenberg 


427 


Schierling 

Schiff 

Schleicher 

Schletzbaum 

Schlickau 

Schmalzried 


Schmitt,  G. 

Schmitt,  S. 

Schmoekel 

Schneider 

Schnell 

Schrepel 


Schroeder,  D. 
Schultz 
Schwerdtfeger 
Scott,  J.  D. 
Seibel 


Schroeder,  N. 
Schulz 
Scott,  G. 
Scott,  K. 
Seibert 


Schrum 
Schweitzer 
Scott,  J.  W. 
Scott,  M. 
Seim 


Seniors:  Sch-She 


Schierling,  Doris  M;  Inman,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta 
Pi,  S.E.A.,  4-H,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Schiff,  William  T;  Medicine 
Lodge,  Secondary  Education.  Schleicher,  Constance  J;  Chanute, 
Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega  Pres.,  S.E.A.,  Sr.  Class  V-Pres., 
AWS  Sec,  A&S  Coun.  Sec,  SGA  Comm.,  Newman  Club.  Schletz- 
baum, John  W;  Nortonville,  Agricultural  Engineering,  ASAE,  Schs. 
Schlickau,  Jane  A;  Argonia,  Bacteriology,  4-H.  Schmalzried,  Ronald 
D;  Dighton,  Secondary  Education,  Industrial  Ed.  Club,  S.E.A. 

Schmitt,  Gerald  H;  Kinsley,  Agricultural  Education,  Ag.  Ed.  Club, 
Univ.  Ext.  Club,  4-H,  Newman  Club,  Intramurals.  Schmitt,  Steven  L; 
Scott  City,  Agricultural  Economics,  Ag.  Ec.  Club  Treas.  Schmoekel, 
Robert  E;  Ellsworth,  Physical  Education.  Schneider,  Duane  P;  Ba- 
zine,  Animal  Husbandry,  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  V-Pres.,  IFC  Rep., 
Block  &  Bridle,  4-H,  CYR,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Schnell,  James  C; 
Beloit,  Speech,  Alpha  Epsilon  Rho,  CYD.  Schrepel,  Milton  F;  Chaf- 
lin,  Business  Administration  Accounting. 

Schroeder,    Doyal    A;   Hutchinson,   Zoology.    Schroeder,   Nancy  J; 

Newton,  History.  Schrum,  Ruth  A;  Manhattan,  Pre-Law,  S.E.A. , 
Pol.  Sci.  Club,  Chancery  Club,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 

Schultz,  Steven  D;  Lucas,  Animal  Husbandry,  Beta  Sigma  Psi 
V-Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta,  LSA,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 
Schulz,  Kathleen  M;  Lincoln,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Inter- 
Varsity,  Christian  Fellow.,  Grace  Baptist  Stu.  Fellow.  Schweitzer, 
Alma  L;  Derby,  Household  Equipment,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club, 
Gen.  Home  Ec.  Club,  KSCF,  Grace  Baptist  Fellow. 

Schwerdtfeger,  Clair;  Ellsworth,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Scott, 
Gary  L;  Council  Grove,  Animal  Husbandry,  Block  &  Bridle,  4-H, 
Little  American  Royal  V-Pres.  Scott,  James  W;  Winfield,  Agronomy, 
SCSA,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon. 

Scott,  Jon  D;  Brewster,  Agricultural  Economics,  Delta  Sigma  Phi 
Soc  Chm.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Scott,  Kenneth  M;  Kalvesta,  Geog- 
raphy, Alpha  Kappa  Lambda,  Williston  Club,  Judo  Club,  Wrestling, 
Schs.  Scott,  Mel  R;  Manhattan,  Business  Administration. 

Seibel,  Douglas  C;  Oakley,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Seibert,  Gale 

R;  Macksville,  Agricultural  Education,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  FFA,  Men's  Glee 
Club.  Seim,  Janet  M;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Family  and  Child  Develop- 
ment, Family  &  Child  Development  Club. 


428 


Selby,  Robert  C;  Richland,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Selfridge,  Glenda 

M;  Dighton,  Business  Administration  Accounting,  Kappa  Alpha 
Theta  Treas.,  Commerce  Coun.  Sec,  Y-O  Bus.  Mgr.  Sellers,  Gerald  A; 
Harlingen,  Tex.,  Bakery  Management,  Milling  Assn. 


Setchell,  Wayne  E;  Wakefield,  Business  Administration,  Alpha 
Kappa  Psi,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Seymour,  Dorris  A;  Newton,  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Shafer,  Patricia  N;  Wichita,  Government. 


Shaffer,  Ronald  L;  Manhattan,  Business  Administration,  Sigma  Chi 
Rush  Chm.,  Pub.  Rel.  Chm.,  AFROTC,  Statesmen  Pres.,  Track.  Shank, 
Edward  F;  New  Cambria,  Statistics,  CYR,  Newman  Club.  Shank, 
Robert  G;  Greensburg,  Pre-Medicine,  Clinic  Club,  Judo  Club, 
Intramurals. 


Shaw,  Sarah  A;  Wexford,  Pa.,  Clothing  Retailing,  Delta  Zeta  His- 
torian, Clothing  &  Textiles  Club  Mem.  Chm.,  RWF,  Intramurals. 
Shaw,  Walter  I;  Wichita,  Pre-Law,  Sigma  Chi  Pres.,  V-Pres.,  Arnold 
Air  Soc,  Chancery  Club,  SCC  Pres.  Sheedy,  Ellen  E;  Yates  Center, 
Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Pres.,  House  Mgr.,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  Dorm  Soc.  Chm.,  Home  Ec.  Foods  Club, 
K-Stepper. 


Sheehan,   Richard   V;   Baldwin,   NY,   Geology.    Shehi,   Phillip   C; 

Wichita,  Business  Administration,  Delta  Chi  Pres.,  Pershing  Rifles 
Comm.  Off.  Sheppard,  Sally  E;  Omaha,  Neb.,  Art,  Alpha  Delta  Pi 
Panhel.  Coun.  Rep.,  Alpha  Lambda  Nu,  A.I.D.  V-Pres.,  Panhel.  Coun. 
V-Pres.,  Stu.  Orientation  Steering  Comm.,  Union  Comm.,  PTP, 
Intramurals. 


Music  department  faculty  members  play  in  the  Resident  String  Quartet. 
The  quartet,  formed  16  years  ago,  uses  two  violins,  a  viola  and  a  cello. 


^ 


trso  Mt/s/c 


Selby 

Selfridge 

Sellers 

Setchell 

Seymour 

Shafer 

Shaffer 

Shank,  E. 

Shank,  R. 

Shaw,  S. 

Shaw,  W. 

Sheedy 

Sheehan 

Shehi 

Sheppard 

i  m 


Seniors:  She-Sul 


Sherer,  George  L;  Mullinville,  Landscape  Architecture.  Shrack, 
Phillip  S;  Pratt,  Agricultural  Economics.  Shriver,  Richard  A;  Welling- 
ton, Mechanical  Engineering,  Pi  Tau  Sigma,  Stu.  Chap.  ASME. 


Shupe,  Cynthia  S;  McPherson,  Elementary  Education.  Siddens, 
James  M;  St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  English.  Simek,  Judy  A;  Cuba,  Home 
Economics  Teaching,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A. 


Simmons,  Linda  L;  Coffeyville,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  CYR 
Corres.  Sec,  Sec.  V-Pres.,  PTP,  UCCF,  RA,  Stu.  Ambassador.  Simp- 
son, Linda  L;  Pratt,  Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Soc.  Chm., 
S.E.A.,  Angel  Flight,  Panhel.  Coun.  Union  Comm.  Simpson,  Wesley 
D;  Everest,  Art. 


Sitts,  Ronald  L;  Conway,  Geography.  Sjogren,  Robert  D,  Concordia, 
Business  Administration  Accounting,  Sigma  Chi  Pres.,  V-Pres.,  K- 
Club,  Fellow,  of  Christian  Athletes,  Football  Co-Captain.  Skaer, 
Richard  E;  Augusta,  Secondary  Education. 


Slagle,  Bruce  E;  Beeler,  Feed  Technology,  Milling  Assn.  Slaughter, 
Dorothy  J;  Salina,  English.  Sloan,  Carol  E;  Salina,  Home  Economics 
and  Art,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Rush  Chm.,  Home  Ec.  Club,  Interior 
Decoration  Club,  Angel  Flight,  CYR. 


Smaha,  Diana  L;  Alliance,  Neb.,  Secondary  Education,  Kappa  Delta 
Pi,  Schs.  Smiley,  Lucinda;  Junction  City,  Secondary  Education. 
Smith,  Alan  R;  Topeka,  Botany.  Smith,  Carol  L;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Business  Administration.  Smith,  Elaine  C;  Leavenworth,  Business 
Administration  Accounting,  Comm.  Coun.,  CYR,  Pep  Club,  Newman 
Club  Captain's  Chm.  Smith,  Marilyn  E;  Manhattan,  Elementary 
Education. 


Smith,  Patricia  K;  Tecumseh,  Elementary  Education.  Smith,  Rodney 
C;  Turon,  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Smith,  Stephen  R; 
Ottawa,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Smith,  William  W;  Holyrood, 
Physical  Education.  Smull,  Willits  A;  St.  Francis,  Technical  Journal- 
ism. Snider,  Susan  B;  Bay  Village,  Ohio,  Speech,  Kappa  Kappa 
Gamma  Sec.  V-Pres. 


Sherer 

Shrack 

Shriver 

Shupe 

Siddens 

Simek 

Simmons 

Simpson,  L. 

Simpson,  W 

Sitts 

Sjogren 

Skaer 

Slagle 

Slaughter 

Sloan 

Smaha 
Smiley 
Smith,  A. 
Smith,  C. 
Smith,  E. 
Smith,  M 


Smith,  P. 
Smith,  R. 
Smith,  S. 
Smith,  W. 
Smull 
Snider 


430 


Snodgrass 
Solomon 

Snyder 
Somers 

Soeken 
Sondergard 

Spear 

Splitter 

Stam 

Spence 

Springer 

Starr 

Sperry 

Sramek 

Stayton 

Snodgrass,  Almira  S;  Towanda,  Medical  Technology,  Alpha  Delta 
Theta.  Snyder,  Toka  J;  Holton,  Sociology,  Kappa  Iota  Sigma  V-Pres., 
UCCF,  SCF  Sec.  Soeken,  Merle  A;  Claflin,  Agricultural  Education, 
Beta  Sigma  Psi  Sec,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha  Sec,  RCC  Pres.,  Ag.  Ed.  Club, 
Gamma  Delta  Pres.,  Intramurals. 


Solomon,  Frank  R;  Wichita,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Gamma 
Rho  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Alpha  Zeta  V-Pres.,  Schs.  Somers,  John  O; 
Norton,  Pre-Law.  Sondergard,  Lyle  N;  Manhattan,  Business 
Administration. 


Spear,  Richard  L;  Lincoln,  Business  Administration,  Intramurals. 
Spence,  Neal  B;  Leavenworth,  Industrial  Engineering.  Sperry,  Ro- 
land E;  Blue  Rapids,  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Splitter,  Melvin  V;  Lorraine,  Agronomy,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho  Chap- 
lain, Alpha  Zeta,  Klod  &  Kernel  Klub  V-Pres.,  Intervarsity  Christian 
Fellow.,  Wesley  Found.,  Intramurals,  Schs.  Springer,  John  A;  Ray- 
town,  Mo.,  Business  Administration.  Sramek,  Janice  L;  Scott  City, 
Government,  Alpha  Xi  Delta,  Pol.  Sci.  Club  Pres.,  MPC  Comm., 
Union  Comm.,  PTP,  Newman  Club. 


Stam,  Gale  M;  Norwich,  English.  Starr,  Ronald  L;  Towanda,  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Stayton,  Walter  L;  Palmyra,  111.,  General,  Stu. 
Chap.  AVMA,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  4-H,  Pre-Vet.  Club,  Honors  Program, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


Steeley,  Howard  R;  Arma,  Civil  Engineering,  ASCE,  Chi  Epsilon, 
Intramurals.  Stegner,  Ralph  E;  Belvue,  Secondary  Education.  Ste- 
phens, Dee  A;  Menlo,  Physical  Education.  Stephenson,  Diana  K; 
Hutchinson,  Textiles  and  Clothing,  Smurthwaite  Standards  Chm., 
Clothing  &  Retailing  Club.  Stoecker,  Arthur  L;  Spearville,  Agricul- 
tural Education,  Straube  V-Pres.,  Sec,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Ag.  Coun.,  Ag.  Ed.  Club  Sec,  Judging  Team.  Stoskopf,  Myrna  A; 
Canada,  Wildlife  Conservation. 


Strahm,  Karen  J;  Sabetha,  Elementary  Education.  Struss,  Anne  D; 
WaKeeney,  Elementary  Education.  Suberkropp,  Keller  F;  Holton, 
Botany.  Suderman,  Marilynn  K;  Marion,  Elementary  Education. 
Sughrue,  Margaret  H;  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  and  Extension, 
Alpha  Delta  Pi  Rush  Chm.,  Pi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Angel  Flight  Pro- 
gram Chm.,  Sec,  Home  Ec  Coun.  V-Pres.,  Union  Comm.,  CYD, 
Newman  Club.  Sullivant,  Evelyn  A;  Dodge  City,  Pathology. 


Steeley 

Stegner 

Stephens 

Stephenson 

Stoecker 

Stoskopf 


Strahm 

Struss 

Suberkropp 

Suderman 

Sughrue 

Sullrvant 


431 


Suppes 
Svaty,  D. 
Svaty,  H. 
Swaim 
Swartz 
Symns,  B. 


Symns,  J. 
Taplin 
Tatro 
Taylor,  L. 
Taylor,  S. 
Templer 


Seniors:  Sup-Weg 


Suppes,  Duane  A;  Bison,  Electrical  Engineering.  Svaty,  Donald  R; 

Ellsworth,  Social  Sciences.  Svaty,  Howard  S;  Ellsworth,  Secondary 
Education.  Swaim,  Steven;  Kansas  City,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Swartz,  Paul  B;  Hiawatha,  Electrical  Engineering.  Symns,  Bar- 
bara J;  Atchison,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Smurthwaite  Pres., 
Sec,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
Mortar  Bd.,  Chimes,  Stu.  Senate,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Coun.  Comm., 
Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club  Sec,  UCCF,  Schs. 

Symns,  Janet  A;  Hutchinson,  Sociology.  Taplin,  George  E;  Abilene, 
Secondary  Education,  Alpha  Tau  Omega,  Alpha  Epsilon  Rho  V-Pres., 
S.E.A.  Tatro,  Richard  A;  Joliet,  111.,  Mathematics.  Taylor,  Linda  G; 
Minneapolis,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Taylor,  Susan  A;  Leawood, 
Elementary  Education.  Templer,  Patricia  A;  Leoti,  Modern  Lan- 
guages, Pi  Beta  Phi  V-Pres.,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  S.E.A.,  French  Club,  SGA  Comm.  Chm.,  Union 
Comm.,  Cheerleader,  A&S  Honors  Program,  Schs. 

Theye,  Lonnie  A;  Fairbury,  Neb.,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Triangle 
House  Mgr.,  Phi  Theta  Kappa,  Delta  Psi  Omega  Pres.,  ASME  V-Pres., 
Engr.  Coun.,  Stud.  Coun.,  RCC.  Thiessen,  Leon  A;  Hillsboro,  Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Thomas,  Gary  E;  Lennox,  S.D.,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Alpha  Zeta. 

Thomas,  Gary  M;  Manhattan,  Mathematics,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Pi  Mu 
Epsilon,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Stu.  Senate,  Intramurals,  Golf,  A&S  Honors 
Program,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Thomas,  Jeanette  M;  Wellington,  Math- 
ematics, S.E.A. ,  AWS  Rep.,  4-H.  Thompson,  Catherine  J;  Chanute, 
English,  Chi  Omega,  Angel  Flight. 

Thompson,  James  D;  Shawnee,  Sociology,  Phi  Eta  Sigma  Treas., 
Kappa  Iota  Sigma  Pres.,  AIA  Pres.,  RWF  V-Pres.,  Schs.  Thompson, 
Margaret  F,  Caldwell,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Thye,  George  D; 

McPherson,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Delta  Tau  Delta,  Stu.  Chap. 
AVMA,  Intramurals. 

Timmons,  Joyce  M;  Hugoton,  Elementary  Education.  Tipling, 
Roger  N;  Arrington,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Men's  Glee  Club. 
Tollefson,  James  C;  Willis,  Business  Administration. 

Travis,  Valorie  A;  Wichita,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Alpha 
Theta  Act.  Chm.,  S.E.A.,  Family  &  Child  Development  Club,  MPC, 
Y-O,  Union  Comm.  Sec,  Intramurals.  Trembley,  Stephen  G;  Arling- 
ton, Animal  Husbandry.  Trew,  Marsha  A;  Wichita,  Economics, 
Delta  Sigma  Rho,  Tau  Kappa  Alpha,  Apportionment  Bd.,  Forensic 
Union,  Debate. 


Theye 

Thiessen 

Thomas,  G.  E 

Thomas,  G.  M. 

Thomas,  J. 

Thompson,  C 

Thompson,  J. 

Thompson,  M. 

Thye 

Timmons 

Tipling 

Tollefson 

Travis 

Trembley 

Trew 

432 


Triemer 

Tudor 

Tuggle 

Turner 

Urban 

Utterback 

Venis 

Vice 

Viergever 

Viets 

Vodraska 

Von  Lehe 

Wachtman 

Walkmeyer 

Walters 

Triemer,  Norman  C;  Council  Grove,  Animal  Husbandry,  Block  & 
Bridle,  4"-H,  Chaparajos  Club,  Schs.  Tudor,  William  A;  Shawnee 
Mission,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME,  Union  Comm.  CYR.  Tug- 
gle, David  C;  Atchison,  Business  Administration. 

Turner,  William  R;  Rochester,  N.Y.,  Animal  Husbandry,  Theta  Xi, 
Pershing  Rifles.  Urban,  Richard  F;  Brookville,  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Utterback,  Donald  C;  Leawood,  Ani- 
mal Husbandry. 


Venis,  John  E;  Lyons,  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Vice, 
Donald  A;  Greensburg,  Electrical  Engineering.  Viergever,  James  D; 

Wichita,  Industrial  Engineering. 


Viets,  John  C;  Brazilton,  Electrical  Engineering.  Vodraska,  Robert  V; 

Ellsworth,  Agronomy,  Klod  &  Kernel  Klub,  Chaparajos  Club,  FFA, 
4-H,  Schs.  Von  Lehe,  Judith  E;  Linn,  Business  Administration 
Accounting. 

Wachtman,  Larry  H;  McPherson,  Business  Administration.  Walk- 
meyer, Karen  P;  Traverse  City,  Mich.,  Elementary  Education, 
Alpha  Delta  Pi  Songleader,  S.E.A.  Advisory  Bd.  Walters,  Riley  G; 

Cassoday,  Animal  Husbandry,  Block  &  Bridle. 


Warden,  Eldon  O;  Ft.  Dodge,  Pre-Law,  Delta  Psi  Omega,  Law  Club, 
Philosophy  Club,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Warders,  Katherina  C;  Blue 
Rapids,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  RA.  Warner,  Joan  E;  Cof- 
feyville,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Warrington,  Edith  E;  Winfield,  Home 
Economics  Teaching,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Omicron  Nu,  Phi  Upsilon 
Omicron,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club  Pres.,  Home  Ec.  Coun., 
Union  Comm.,  KSCF,  Grace  Baptist  Stu.  Fellow.  Washburn,  John  M; 
Topeka,  Industrial  Engineering,  AIIE,  Arnold  Air  Soc,  Cyr.  Watters, 
Mary  A;  Blue  Rapids,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Kappa  Delta  Ed. 
Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  Chaplain,  Omi- 
cron Nu,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  4-H,  New- 
man Club,  Home  Ec.  Honors  Program,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs. 


Weathers,  James  D;  Kansas  City,  Business  Administration.  Webb, 
John  L;  Salina,  Geology.  Webber,  Richard  E;  Arlington,  Veterinary 
Medicine,  Delta  Upsilon  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Blue  Key,  Stu.  Chap. 
AVMA.  Weckel,  Frederic  C;  Motts  Cove,  N.Y.,  Architecture.  Wegerer, 
Duane  E;  Cunningham,  Electrical  Engineering,  Delta  Sigma  Phi 
House  Mgr.,  ASME,  Newman  Club.  Wegerer,  Vernon  M;  Cunning- 
ham, Electrical  Engineering,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE. 


Warden 

Warders 

Warner 

Warrington 

Washburn 

Watters 


Weathers 
Webb 
Webber 
Weckel 
Wegerer,  D. 
Wegerer,  V. 


433 


Weickert 

Weidle 

Weigel 

Weldon 

Wellenstein  — 

Wells 

Werner 

Westeman 

White,  J. 

White,  V. 

Whitehead  • 

Whiteside 

Whitten 

Wiechert 

Wieland 

Seniors:  Wei-Woo 


Weickert,  William  C;  Overland  Park,  Agricultural  Mechanization. 
Weidle,  Victoria  L;  Russell,  Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega  Soc. 
Chm.,  S.E.A.,  PTP,  SCC  Sec.  Weigel,  Margaret  E;  Dodge  City,  Ele- 
mentary Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma,  S.E.A.,  Newman  Club. 


Weldon,  Charles  R;  Kansas  City,  Business  Administration,  Alpha 
Phi  Omega  Treas.,  CYD,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon.  Wellenstein,  William; 
Ponca,  Neb.,  Animal  Husbandry,  Phi  Kappa  Theta  Alumni  Corres., 
Alpha  Zeta,  Chaparajos  Club,  CYD,  Newman  Club.  Wells,  Ray  L; 
Thayer,  Business  Administration. 


Werner,  Judith  F;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma  Schs.  Chm.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Mortar  Bd.  Pres.,  Chimes, 
Angel  Flight,  Stu.  Senate,  S.E.A.,  Union  Comm.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 
Westeman,  Doris  M;  Syracuse,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Manage- 
ment, Professional  Foods  Club.  White,  James  W;  Manhattan,  Busi- 
ness Administration. 


White,  Vera  T;  Topeka,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Clothing  & 
Textiles  Club,  Frog  Club,  UCCF  Pub.  Chm.,  Adm.  Coun.  White- 
head, Karen  E;  Burlington,  Chemistry.  Whiteside,  Cuma  L;  Ben- 
ton, Elementary  Education. 


Whitten,  Ruth  E;  Olathe,  Home  Economics  Teaching,  Gamma  Phi 
Beta  Pres.,  AHEA,  S.E.A.,  Angel  Flight,  Home  Ec.  Coun.,  Stu.  Sen- 
ate, UCCF.  Wiechert,  Jay  A;  Brazilton,  Electrical  Engineering.  Wie- 
land, William  H;  Clay  Center,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A. 


At  the  Union  Casino  Party,  students  gamble  Las  Vegas-style.  Everyone  was 
given  phoney  currency  with  which  to  gamble  during  the  evening. 


Aft  A 


1a 


Wiescamp 

Wietharn 

Wilbeck 

Wilber 

Wilcoxon 

Wilken 


Williams,  A. 
Williams,  B. 
Williams,  D. 
Williams,  J. 
Williams,  K.  F. 
Williams,  K.  E. 


Wiescamp,  Lyle  W;  Independence,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Delta 
Sigma  Phi  Pres.,  ASME,  UCCF.  Wietharn,  William  S;  Baileyville, 
Business  Administration  Accounting,  Phi  Kappa  Theta,  Newman 
Club,  Intramurals.  Wilbeck,  Jerry  L;  South  Hutchinson,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Wilber,  James  A;  Kansas  City,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Wilcoxon,  Cecil  R;  Villisca,  Iowa,  Milling  Technology,  Straube 
Schs.  House  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Alpha  Mu,  Milling  Assn.  Pres., 
Schs.  Wilken,  Fred  D;  Modoc,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Williams,  Allan  G;  Salina,  Architecture.  Williams,  Billy  F;  Monte- 
zuma, Agricultural  Economics.  Williams,  Diana  J;  Salina,  Elemen- 
tary Education,  Pi  Beta  Phi  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.  Pres.,  Van  Zile  Hall 
Pres.  Williams,  John  C;  Prairie  View,  Tex.,  Architecture.  Williams, 
Kerry  F;  Hutchinson,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Williams,  Kyle  E; 
Vermillion,  Physical  Education. 


Williamson,  Arthur  W;  New  Strawn,  Chemistry,  ACS  Pres.,  4-H, 
Schs.  Williamson,  John  M;  Manhattan,  Business  Administration. 
Wilson,  Elizabeth  A;  Wichita,  Elementary  Education. 


Wilson,  Jerry  L;  Alta  Vista,  Animal  Husbandry.  Wilson,  Mary  F; 
Herington,  Technical  Journalism,  CYD,  Newman  Club,  Dean's  Honor 
Roll.  Windier,  Gene  E;  Paola,  Agronomy,  Klod  &  Kernel  Klub, 
Chaparajos  Club,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


Winfrey,  Phyllis  J;  Neodesha,  Elementary  Education.  Winter,  Den- 
nis P;  Clifton,  Agricultural  Education,  Ag.  Ed.  Club  V-Pres.  Winter, 
Esta  A;  Clifton,  Family  and  Child  Development,  Omicron  Nu,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Home  Ec.  Masters  Degree  Program,  Family  &  Child  De- 
velopment Club,  Ag.  Ed.  Wives  Club  Pres.,  Lutheran  Young  Married 
Couples'  Fellow. 


Winter,  Thomas  L;  Flash,  Animal  Husbandry,  Newman  Club,  Schs. 
Wiruth,  Robert  J;  WaKeeney,  Civil  Engineering,  FarmHouse  Pres., 
Rush  Chm.,  Chi  Epsilon  Sec,  ASCE  Pres.,  Engr.  Coun.,  UCCF. 
Wogan,  Linda  K;  Fort  Scott,  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Wolf,  Judith  A;  Lindsborg,  Medical  Technology.  Wolf,  Keith  A; 
Grenola,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA.  Wood,  Joseph  N; 
Manhattan,  Architecture. 


Williamson,  A. 
Wilson,  J. 
Winfrey 
Winter,  T. 
Wolf,  J. 


Williamson,  J. 
Wilson,  M. 
Winter,  D. 
Wiruth 
Wolf,  K. 


Wilson,  E. 
Windier 
Winter,  E. 
Wogan 
Wood 


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Seniors:  Woo— Zwo 

Woodard,  Gwen  D;  Wichita,  Physical  Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gam- 
ma, Sr.  Panhel.  Rep.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Cheerleader,  P.H.E.M.S.,  Frog 
Club,  Intramurals.  Woods,  Robert  A;  Hutchinson,  Industrial  Engi- 
neering. Woofter,  Dennis  D;  Colby,  Secondary  Education. 

Woolf,  John  P;  Wichita,  Business  Administration,  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon,  Scabbard  &  Blade,  DMG,  Baseball.  Woolley,  Paula  A; 
Topeka,  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts,  Delta  Delta  Delta  His- 
torian, Clothing  and  Textiles  Club,  Newman  Club,  Royal  Purple 
Queen,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Woolverton,  Michael  W;  Abilene,  Agri- 
cultural Economics. 

Wright,  Mark  E;  Sublette,  Pre-Law.  Wyatt,  Cary  C;  Hutchinson,  In- 
dustrial Engineering.  Wylie,  Karen  M;  Wichita,  Dietetics  and  Insti- 
tutional Management,  Professional  Foods  Club,  Kappa  Phi. 

Wyss,  Clifford  D;  Burns,  Business  Administration  Accounting, 
Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Intramurals.  Yojcouchi,  Sandra  F;  Wailuku, 
Hawaii,  Elementary  Education.  York,  Lawrence  R;  Garden  City, 
Poultry  Science,  Poultry  Club,  K-State  Flying  Club,  Chaparajos  Club, 
judging  Team,  4-H,  UCCF,  Schs. 

Yoshimori,  Alvin  M;  Wailuku,  Hawaii,  Architecture.  Young,  James 
E;  Winfield,  General.  Younkin,  Timothy  D;  Chase,  Political  Science. 

Zabel,  George  L;  Hooker,  Okla.,  Animal  Husbandry,  FarmHouse 
Sec,  Blue  Key,  Alpha  Zeta  Sergeant-at-Arms,  Judging  Teams,  Ag. 
Coun.  Sec,  CYR,  Block  &  Bridle,  Cosmopolitan  Club,  Pre-Vet  Club, 
FFA,  4-H  Pres.,  RCC  Pub.  Chm.,  Marching  Band,  Intramurals,  Agri- 
cultural Honors  Program,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Schs.  Zwick,  Keith  R; 
Nickerson,  Landscape  Architecture.  Zwonitzer,  James  E;  Horton, 
Agricultural  Education,  FarmHouse,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha  V-Pres., 
NVATA,  Judging  Teams,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  4-H,  Univ.  Ext.  Club,  FFA 
V-Pres. 

Second  Semester  Seniors 

Bender,  Daryl  D;  WaKeeney,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Acacia  Rush 
Chm.,  Schs.  Chm.,  Pi  Tau  Sigma,  ASME.  Bender,  Janet  J;  WaKeeney, 
Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Xi  Delta  Rec  Sec,  Phi  Kappa  Phi, 
Kappa  Delta  Pi  Historian,  S.E.A.,  AGO.  Bridwell,  John  D;  Topeka, 
Electrical  Engineering,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE,  Schs. 

Butzin,  Donald  F;  Leavenworth,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Clark,  Mar- 
garet V;  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts,  Omi- 
cron  Nu.  Connell,  Martin  R;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Kappa  Sigma,  Stu.  Chap.  AVMA,  Men's  Glee  Club.  Courtney, 
Leila  J;  Wichita,  Elementary  Education.  Daniel,  Wayne  L;  Alexander, 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Duncan,  Franklin  D;  Arkansas 
City,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


Woodard 

Woods 

Woofter 

Woolf 

Woolley 

Woolverton 

Wright 

Wyatt 

Wylie 

Wyss 

Yokouchi 

York 

Yoshimori 

Young 

Younkin 

Zabel 
Zwick 
Zwonitzer 
Bender,  D. 
Bender,  J. 
Bridwell 


Butzin 

Clark 

Connell 

Courtney 

Daniel 

Duncan 


436 


Flack 

Gigstad 

Groesbeck 

Hickert 

Hlavacek 

Humbarger 


Ladner 

Lemon 

Meeks 

Montgomery 

Munson 

Schwartz 


Shah 
Soeken 
Taylor 
Thomas 

Winters 


Flack,  Delia  J;  Shawnee,  Interior  Design,  Delta  Zeta,  A.I.D.,  SGA 
Comm.,  Union  Comm.,  Flush  Bowl  Queen  Attendant,  Miss  Kansas 
Finalist,  CYD,  Engr.  &  Architecture  Open  House,  Univ.  Choir. 
Gigstad,  Charlotte  A;  Nortonville,  Family  and  Child  Development, 
Family  &  Child  Development  Club.  Groesbeck,  Douglas  G;  Man- 
hattan, Technical  Journalism,  Sigma  Delta  Chi,  PTP  Stu.  Ambas- 
sador, CYR,  Royal  Purple  Sports  Ed.  Hickert,  Paul  N;  New  Almelo, 
Milling  Technology  and  Business  Administration,  Milling  Assn., 
Newman  Club.  Hlavacek,  John  D;  Salina,  Business  Administration 
Accounting,  Newman  Club,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Humbarger,  Peter 
D;  Solomon,  Electrical  Engineering,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE,  Engr.  Open 
House,  Newman  Club. 


Regardless  of  weather,  students  change  classes  during  a 
10-minute  break.  Classes  are  scheduled  8  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 


Ladner,  Charles  W;  Onaga,  Agriculture  Education.  Lemon,  Janet  M; 

Viola,  Horticulture,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  SCF,  RWF, 
Schs.  Meeks,  John  B;  Fulton,  Business  Administration.  Montgomery, 
Gary  L;  Holyrood,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Munson,  Mary  K;  Junc- 
tion City,  Secondary  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  4-H,  RWF. 
Schwartz,  Gordon  D;  Fredonia,  Electrical  Engineering,  Eta  Kappa 
Nu,  Sigma  Tau,  Scabbard  &  Blade,  BSU  Pres.,  Missions  Chm.,  Schs. 


Shah,  Niranjan  C;  Bombay,  India,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Intra- 
murals.  Soeken,  Howard  L;  Claflin,  Business  Administration. 
Taylor,  John  M;  Norton,  Government,  CYD  V-Pres.,  State  Chm. 
Thomas,  Peter  B;  Rockford,  111.,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Winters, 
Robert  L;  Westfield,  N.J.,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


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Graduate  Students:  All— Gar 


Allee,  James  N;  Arkansas  City,  Business  Administration.  Allison, 
Max  L;  Charleston,  111.,  Horticulture.  Bady,  Michel;  France,  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Bay,  Darrell  E;  Russell,  Entomology.  Beekley,  Cynthia  X;  Manhat- 
tan, Education.  Bock,  Harold  D;  Trenton,  Mo.,  Regional  Planning. 


Bonneau,  Roland  J;  Salina,  Geography.  Britton,  Gale  E;  Lewis,  Geol- 
ogy. Burton,  Donald  E;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Physics. 


Carlson,  Elaine  E;  Horton,  Clothing  and  Textiles.  Carnahan,  Sara  S; 
Wamego,  Home  Economics,  Education.  Chaudhri,  Mohammad  K; 

W.  Parkistan,  Horticulture. 


Chen,  Michael  S;  China,  Chemical  Engineering.  Chie,  Margaret  S; 
Japan,  Clothing  and  Textiles.  Daniels,  Roger  W;  Falls  Church,  Va., 
Industrial  Engineering. 


Daruvalla,  Sam  R;  India,  Electrical  Engineering.  Davidson,  Adelia 
M;  Manhattan,  Bacteriology.  Davis;  Gerald  E;  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Chem- 
istry. Desai,  Dinkerrai  R;  India,  Agricultural  Economics.  Diaz, 
Gabriel;  Mexico,  Entomology.  Dreiling,  Mark  J;  Topeka,  Physics. 


Eklund,  Darrel  L;  Miltonvale,  Statistics.  Epard,  Richard  L;  Colby, 
Agricultural  Economics.  Erbes,  Lawrence  E;  Lacrosse,  Agronomy. 
Fail,  Patricia  A;  Earlton,  Zoology.  Gaffar,  Ameen  A;  India,  Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Garner,  Darrel  W;  St.  John,  Agricultural  Economics. 


Czechoslovakian  Guest  Scholar  Peter  Beckman  discusses  his  book  with 
the  students  during  his  visit  that  was  sponsored  by  the  Graduate  School. 


Allee 

Allison 

Bady 

Bay 

Beekley 

Bock 

Bonneau 

Britton 

Burton 

Carlson 

Carnahan 

Chaudhri 

Chen 

Chie 

Daniels 

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Garner 


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Garvin 

Geil 

Gonzalez 

Granados 

Haupt 

Hausman 

Helms 

Hevel 

Hinnergardt 

Hite 

Hoadley 

Holke 

Hollingsworth 

Holmes 

Ibbetson 

Graduate  Students:  Ger— Mus 


Garvin,  Virginia  A;  Neodesha,  Statistics.  Geil,  Larry  L;  Great 
Bend,  Agricultural  Economics.  Gonzalez,  Jorge  H;  Laredo,  Tex., 
Industrial  Engineering. 


Granados,  Reynaud  G;  Mexico,  Entomology.  Haupt,  Brian  T; 

Wichita,  Electrical  Engineering.  Hausman,  Calvin  C;  Eudora, 
Agricultural  Economics. 


Helms,  Patricia  I;  WaKeeney,  Family  and  Child  Development. 
Hevel,  Gary  F;  Oswego,  Entomology.  Hinnergardt,  Larry  C; 

Ransom,  Animal  Husbandry. 


Hite,    Julia    M;    Prairie   Grove,    Ark.,    Entomology.    Hoadley, 
Francis   B;   Wallingford,   Vt.,   Horticulture.   Holke,  Steven  D; 

Salina,  Business  Administration. 


Hollingsworth,  Joe  B;  Manhattan,  Regional  Planning.  Holmes, 
Zoe  A;  Pittsburg,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Ibbetson,  Ronald  L; 

Yates  Center,  Agronomy. 


Eliseo  Vivas,  a  guest  lecturer  for  the  M  A-3  Program,  visits  with  students  who, 
through  participation  in  the  project,  will  begin  graduate  study  as  seniors. 


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Jones 

Jorgensen 


Kaff 

Kapela 

Khare 

Krupadanam 

Lee 

Lewis 


Ihde,  Robert  H;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Isakson,  Jeanette  M;  Sioux  Falls,  S.D.,  English.  Jeans,  Carl 
E;  Independence,  Mo.,  Industrial  Engineering.  Jenkins,  Richard 
A;  Kansas  City,  Business  Administration.  Jones,  Milam  T; 
Longton,  Horticulture.  Jorgensen,  Jan;  Manhattan,  Chemistry. 


Kaff,  Wayne  L;  Carbondale,  Agricultural  Economics.  Kapela, 
Joseph;  E.  Africa,  Agronomy.  Khare,  Gyaneshwar  P;  India, 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Krupadanam,  Pramila;  India,  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Lee,  Eun  S;  Korea,  Applied  Music.  Lewis,  Larry  A; 

Manhattan,  Civil  Engineering. 


Ling,  Lyllis  A;  Liberal,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Loeppke,  Daryl  W; 
Lakin,  Animal  Husbandry.  Mahander,  Mateti;  India,  Pathology. 


Makishi,  Muneharu;  Okinawa,  Milling  Industry.  Manzo,  David 
J;  Lackawanna,  N.Y.,  Chemistry.  Maranville,  Jerry  W;  Matheson, 
Colo.,  Agronomy. 


Mason,  Gary  E;  Mission,  Civil  Engineering.  Matter,  Darryl  E; 
Portis,  Special.  McFillen,  Ralph  W;  Kansas  City,  Education. 


Mertz,  James  L;  Wamego,  Biochemistry.  Metzler,  Fred;  Fort  Lee, 
N.J.,  Zoology.  Miller,  Laurence  F;  Sylvia,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


Mistier,  Thomas  E;  Topeka,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Murthy, 
Vadrevu  S;  India,  Agronomy.  Musil,  Samuel  A;  Home, 
Mathematics. 


Ling 

Makishi 

Mason 

Mertz 

Mistier 


Leoppke 

Manzo 

Matter 

Metzler 

Murthy 


Mahander 

Maranville 

McFillen 

Miller 

Musil 


441 


Graduate  Students:  Nic— Zai 


Nicholson,  Larry  M;  Hoisington,  Biochemistry.  Norstedt, 
Roger  A;  Sedgwick,  Feed  Technology.  Otte,  Vern  Eugene;  Great 
Bend,  Secondary  Education. 


Pence,  John  T;  W.  Lafayette,  Ind.,  Institutional  Management. 
Pi,  Chris  H;  Korea,  Political  Science.  Quadri,  Syed  A;  India, 
Architectural  Engineering. 


Qureshi,  Zafar  A;  Pakistan,  Entomology.  Rao,  Puppala  S;  India, 
Dairy  Science.  Rathi,  Ram  N;  India,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Reddi,    Moravapalle    V;    India,    Agronomy.    Reese,    Glen    P; 

Kremlin,  Mont.,  Physics.  Ricklefs,  John  L;  Severance,  Dairy 
Science. 


Roof,  Donald  B;  Manhattan,  History.  Root,  David  A;  Wichita, 
Art.  Root,  Marie  M;  Medicine  Lodge,  Clothing  and  Textiles. 


Rossillon,  Mary  A;  Gridley,  Family  Economics.  Rowland,  James 
W;  Rockford,  111.,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Royer,  James  M; 
Mission,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Sawyer,  Mary  B;  Topeka, 
English.  Schierling,  John  H;  Inman,  Education.  Shandy,  Jack  J; 

Manhattan,  Accounting. 


Siagian,  Rondang;  Indonesia,  Biochemistry.  Sims,  Richard  E; 
Bunker  Hill,  Mathematics.  Smith,  Norman  E;  Parsons,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Staley,  Warren  R;  Springfield,  111.,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Stewart,  William  G;  Ozark,  Ark.,  Art.  Stolzen- 
berg,  Gary  E;  Riverhead,  N.Y.,  Biochemistry. 


Nicholson 

Nordstedt 

Otte 

Pence 

Pi 

Quadri 

Qureshi 

Rao 

Rathi 

Reddi 

Reese 

Ricklefs 

Roof 

Root,  D. 

Root,  M 

Rossillon 

Rowland 

Royer 

Sawyer 

Schierling 

Shandy 


Siagian 

Sims 

Smith 

Staley 

Stewart 

Stolzenberg 


442 


Stoskopf,  Lawrence  E;  Hoisington,  Agronomy.  Sullivan,  Glenn 
H;  Millstadt,  111.,  Horticulture.  Tariq,  Mohammad;  W.  Pakistan, 
Agricultural  Engineering.  Teagarden,  John  R;  Lacygne,  Animal 
Husbandry.  Terrell,  Rebecca  L;  Eudora,  Foods  and  Nutrition. 
Thomas,  Lindon  C;  Tulsa,  Okla.,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Wadhwa,  Vishesh  C;  India,  Industrial  Engineering.  Warren, 
Don  R;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Zoology.  Whitt,  Jerry  W;  Wichita, 
Industrial  Engineering.  Wilson,  Charles  E;  Abilene,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Wise,  Urban  G;  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Business  Admin- 
istration Accounting.  Woodruff,  Burrton  G;  Hutchinson,  Psy- 
chology. Zaidi,  Intesar  H;  Pakistan,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Second  Semester  Graduate  Students 


Biles,  Bertram  R;  Hutchinson,  Technical  Journalism.  Briones, 
Magdalena  L;  Philippine,  Plant  Pathology.  Manzanilla,  Elvira 
B;  Philippine,  Biochemistry.  Peiter,  Marilyn  A;  Marionville, 
Mo.,  Clothing  and  Textiles.  Rosa,  Felipe;  Caracas,  Venezuela, 
Geology. 


Following  a   sympathy  walk  for  Selma,  Ala.,  students, 
faculty,  and  townspeople  join  in  prayer  at  the  courthouse. 


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Tariq 

Teagarden 

Terrell 

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Wadhwa 

Warren 

Whitt 

Wilson 

Wise 

Woodruff 


Zaidi 

Biles 

Briones 

Manzanilla 

Peiter 

Rosa 


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Cheerleaders  run  the  football  squad  on  the  field  at  the 
game  with  the  University  of  Missouri.  As  well  as  cheering 


at  home  games,  the  eight  women  traveled  with  the  Wildcats 
to  four  out-of-state  contests  in  new  uniforms  they  designed. 


Underclassmen  possess 
wide  cultural  viewpoint 


Students  came  to  the  University  from 
throughout  the  world,  with  66  nations  repre- 
sented on  campus.  Undergraduates  included 
students  from  China,  Southern  Rhodesia, 
Lebanon,  Syria  and  Korea. 

But  undergraduates  came  from  the  50  states 
of  the  Union,  too.  From  many  backgrounds 
they  came  to  study  and  prepare  for  careers 
they  would  undertake  on  graduation.  Here 
they  grew  intellectually  and  socially. 

A  record  freshman  class  of  2,691  joined  the 
ranks  of  6,420  underclassmen  during  the  fall. 
While  the  sophomore  class  numbered  2,029, 
the  junior  total  dropped  to  1,700. 


Another  school  day  ends  and  students  amble  home  for  din- 
ner at  sororities  and  apartments  northwest  of  the  campus. 


Wildcat  athletics  attract  students,  Manhattanites  and  out- 
of-town  visitors  to  the  Field  House  and  Memorial  Stadium. 


Underclassmen:  Abb-And 


Top  Row:  Abbott,  Michele  A;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veteri- 
nary  Medicine.  Abel,  Neil  M;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Abendroth,  James  L;  Gridley,  02  in  Architecture.  Aberle, 
Douglas  R;  Sabetha,  Freshman  in  General. 


Second  Row:  Aberle,  Stephen  J;  Sabetha,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
culture. Abersold,  Patricia  A;  Ottawa,  Sophomore  in  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Abmeyer,  Beverly  J;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Humanities. 
Abshire,  Michael;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Achenbach,  Charleen;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Ackerman,  Cheryl  A;  Edson,  Sopho- 
more in  Elementary  Education.  Ackerman,  Grant  E;  Leaven- 
worth, Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Adams,  Alice  M; 
Elk  Falls,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics. 


Fourth  Row:  Adams,  Arthur  A;  Maple  Hill,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Adams,  Dan  W;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Social 
Sciences.  Adams,  David  C;  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  03  in  Architec- 
ture. Adams,  Edward  L;  Lenora,  Junior  in  Psychology. 


Fifth  Row:  Adams,  James  P;  Medicine  Lodge,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Adams,  Kathryn  E;  Maple  Hill,  Freshman  in 
Music  Education.  Adams,  Lynda  K;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Mod- 
ern Languages.  Adams,  Stanley  D;  Augusta,  Junior  in  Indus- 
trial Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Adams,  Terrill  J;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Addy,  Cathryn  L;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Adrian,  Brenda  G;  Moundridge,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Ahlerich,  Milton  E;  Winfield,  Sophomore 
in  General. 


Seventh  Row:  Ahrens,  Jon  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Aidnik,  Robert  L;  Independence,  Mo.,  Freshman 
in  Psychology.  Aker,  Melody  C;  Satanta,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. Akers,  Judy  A;  Bennington,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Albers,  Robert  J;  Oakley,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Albertson,  James  R;  Wichita,  03  in  Architecture. 
Albertson,  Wayne  R;  Robinson,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Engi- 
neering. Albin,  Jane  M;  Dallas,  Tex.,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Bottom  Row;  Albright,  Clyde  C;  Fort  Scott,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Albright,  Sheryl  K;  Delia,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Alderman,  Susan  J;  Ottawa,  Junior  in  Pre-Veteri- 
nary Medicine.  Alexander,  Albert  J;  Burlington,  Freshman  in 
Nuclear  Engineering. 


446 


Top  Row:  Alexander,  David  R;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Physics. 
Alexander,  James  L;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Alexander,  Kenneth  R;  Brookfield,  Mo.,  Freshman 
in  Agricultural  Education.  Alexander,  Regena  K;  Harper,  Soph- 
omore in  Applied  Music. 


Second  Row:  Alexander,  Robert  Y;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Alexander,  Roger  B;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in 
Architectural  Engineering.  Allemang,  Virginia  S;  Lyndon, 
Sophomore  in  Applied  Music.  Allen,  Billy  D;  La  Cygne,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Allen,  Judith;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Allen,  Larry  E;  Hugoton,  Junior  in  General.  Allen,  Marilyn 
J;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 
Allen,  Marjorie  C;  Abilene,  Junior  in  Family  and  Child 
Development. 


Fourth  Row:  Allen,  Suzie  L;  Liberty,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Extension.  Allison,  Ashley;  Wichita,  Sophomore 
in  Modern  Languages.  Allison,  Mary  J;  Kingman,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education.  Allison,  Nancy  L;  Independence,  Mo., 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics. 


Fifth  Row:  Almack,  Julia  J;  Wellington,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Almquist,  Karmon  D;  Assaria,  Junior  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Almquist,  Merlan  T;  Assaria,  03  in 
Architecture.  Alpert,  Dean  J;  Paola,  Freshman  in  Veterinary 
Medicine. 


Sixth  Row:  Alpert,  Glenn  P;  Paola,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Engineering.  Alsop,  Samuel  E;  Garden  City,  Freshman  in  Polit- 
ical Science.  Altendorf,  Ronald  L;  Independence,  Sophomore 
in  Animal  Husbandry.  Alwin,  Duane  F;  Beatrice,  Neb.,  Junior 
in  Sociology. 


Seventh  Row:  Amen,  James  B;  Lebanon,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Amerine,  Diana  L;  Belle  Plaine,  Freshman  in 
Foods  and  Nutrition.  Ames,  Robert  D;  Chanute,  Junior  in 
Agricultural  Mechanization.  Amos,  Carol  S;  Colby,  Sophomore 
in  Elementary  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Anazia,  Cyril  O;  Africa,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Anderson,  Barbara  J;  Lawrence,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Anderson,  Dave  F;  Sharon 
Springs,  Junior  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Anderson,  David  E; 
Courtland,  Freshman  in  Industrial  Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Anderson,  Delores  K;  Burlington,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Anderson,  Gaylord  D;  Scran- 
ton,  Sophomore  in  Feed  Technology.  Anderson,  James  H;  Val- 
ley Falls,  Junior  in  Milling  Technology.  Anderson,  John  H; 
Agenda,  Junior  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


447 


Underclassmen:  And-Bag 


Top  Row:  Anderson,  Kathleen  M;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Modern 
Languages.  Anderson,  Larry  A;  Axtell,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Anderson,  Larry  R;  Williams- 
burg, Sophomore  in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Anderson,  Loren  M; 
Omaha,  Neb.,  Junior  in  Psychology. 


Second  Row:  Anderson,  Melinda  M;  McPherson,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Anderson,  Richard  M;  Bethel,  Sopho- 
more in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Anderson, 
Robert  A;  Leavenworth,  02  in  Architecture.  Andrews,  George  F; 

Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Third  Row:  Andrews,  Norbert  J;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration.  Andrist,  Darrel  W;  Goodland,  Junior 
in  Architectural  Engineering.  Angell,  Frances  M;  Kansas  City, 
Sophomore  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Angwin,  Carol  S;  Pittsburg, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Fourth  Row:  Annis,  Marjorie  C;  Oakley,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Annis,  Maurice  A;  Oakley,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 
Annis,  Ruth  E;  Oakley,  Junior  in  Special.  Anschutz,  Fredrick  G; 

Lakin,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Medicine. 


Fifth  Row:  Anspaugh,  Bruce  A;  Luray,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Anspaugh,  Victor  E;  Luray,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Anstaett,  Fred  R;  Lyndon,  Junior  in  Feed 
Technology.  Antes,  Paul  F;  Effingham,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Antes,  Robert  L;  Effingham,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Anthony,  William  R;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior 
in  Architectural  Engineering.  Antrim,  Barbara  S;  Kingman, 
Junior  in  Zoology.  Applebaugh,  Susan  R;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Applebaugh,  William;  Coffeyville,  Junior  in 
Mathematics.  Applegate,  Roger  C;  Bird  City,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration.  Applegate,  Ruth  E;  Luray,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Apt,  Glenda  A; 

Southampton,  N.Y.,  Junior  in  Speech. 


Eighth  Row:  Araneta,  Francisco  L;  Peru,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Area,  Merla  K;  St.  George,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Arens,  Max  Q;  South  Bend,  Ind.,  Sophomore 
in  Chemistry.  Armbrust,  John  S;  Ellsworth,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics. 


Bottom  Row:  Armbruster,  James  A;  Wakeeney,  Sophomore  in 
Agricultural  Engineering.  Armbruster,  Jerry  L;  Ellis,  Freshman 
in  Agricultural  Education.  Armstrong,  John  P;  Manhattan, 
Sophomore   in   Electrical   Engineering.   Armstrong,   Nancy  L; 

Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Technical  Journalism. 


448 


Top  Row:  Arnett,  Larry  C;  Edwardsville,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Arnold,  Larry  G;  Hillsboro,  Junior 
in  Business  Administration.  Arnott,  Ralph  E;  Blue  Rapids, 
Freshman  in  General.  Ash,  Paul  L;  Wetmore,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Second  Row:  Ashida,  Betty  R;  Johnson,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Ashley,  Larry  A;  Selden,  Freshman  in  Mathematics. 
Ashlock,  Thomas  F;  Dighton,  Freshman  in  Agriculture.  Ash- 
ton,  Barbara  A;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Homemaking. 


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Third  Row:  Ashton,  Diana  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Humanities. 
Atchison,  Timothy  A;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Physics. 
Atherton,  Kaye  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 
Athey,  Joel  W;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 


Fourth  Row:  Atkinson,  Barbara  A;  Udall,  Sophomore  in  Cloth- 
ing Retailing.  Atkinson,  Mary  L;  Jewell,  Junior  in  Physical 
Therapy.  Attwood,  Mary  S;  Silver  Lake,  Freshman  in  General. 
Aubuchon,  Martin  W;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration Accounting. 


Fifth  Roiv:  Augustine,  Gary  L;  Ellis,  Junior  in  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Auld,  Doris  L;  Concordia,  Sophomore  in  Psychology. 
Auman,  Bruce  J;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Aupperle,  Ronald  E;  Hutchinson,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Avery,  Cheri  L;  Riley,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Journalism.  Avery,  Eddie  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Wildlife 
Conservation.  Axe,  Gary  M;  Leavenworth,  Sophomore  in  Gen- 
eral. Axe,  William  J;  Wetmore,  Freshman  in  Government. 


Seventh  Row:  Ayres,  Eva  M;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  Textiles  and 
Clothing.  Ayres,  John  P;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Babbitt,  Phyllis  E;  Lawrence,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics.  Bachtell,  Patrick  D;  Pratt,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Bach,  Thomas  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Back,  Joyce  E;  Mt.  Hope,  Sophomore 
in  Music  Education.  Bader,  Dean  R;  Palmer,  Neb.,  Freshman  in 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Badger,  Bonnee  B;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Baehler,  Judy  A;  Sharon  Springs,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  and  Extension.  Baehr,  Gratia  L;  Manhattan, 
Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education.  Bagby,  Barbara  A;  Great 
Bend,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education.  Bagley,  Carne  S;  Re- 
public, Freshman  in  General. 


449 


Underclassmen:  Bai-Bea 


Top  Row:  Bailey,  Eileen  E;  Garnett,  Freshman  in  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Bailey,  Murilynne  M;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Bailey,  Pete  L;  Genesco,  Sophomore  in 
Civil  Engineering.  Bailey,  Roberta  L;  Overland  Park,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Second  Row:  Bain,  Kay  E;  Macomb,  111.,  Junior  in  General. 
Baker,  Ardes  M;  Longford,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 
Baker,  Harold  R;  Wilmore,  Freshman  in  Pre-Medicine.  Baker, 
Janice  E;  Lakin,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Third  Row:  Baker,  Nancy  A;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Baker,  Raymond  W;  Manhattan,  Junior  in 
Economics.  Baker,  Roger  L;  Eskridge,  Freshman  in  Agricul- 
tural Education.  Baker,  Ronald  A;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Baldwin,  Allen  V;  McPherson,  Sophomore  in 
Agricultural  Education.  Baldwin,  Carol  A;  Omaha,  Neb., 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Baldwin,  John  H; 
Kansas  City,  04  in  Architecture.  Baldwin,  Mark  W;  Goodland, 
Freshman  in  Architectural  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Baldwin,  Randall  H;  Wichita,  01  in  Architecture. 
Bales,  Harold  J;  Wichita,  03  in  Architecture.  Ball,  James  D; 
Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Agronomy.  Ball,  Penelope  J;  Iola,  Junior 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Sixth  Roiv:  Ballantyne,  Philip  M;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Ballard,  Margaret  A;  Ellinwood,  Junior  in 
Retail  Floriculture.  Ballou,  Russell  S;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Balzer,  Rosemary  M;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  English. 


Seventh  Row:  Banaka,  Jerry  N;  Blue  Rapids,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Bange,  Edward  W;  Hoxie,  Freshman  in  General. 
Banker,  Terry  G;  Liberal,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 
Banks,  John  H;  El  Dorado,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Eighth  Row:  Banks,  Paul  J;  Effingham,  Sophomore  in  Agron- 
omy. Barb,  Kenny  H;  Ashland,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Barbee,  Jon  R;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in 
History.  Barber,  Evelyn  L;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Barenberg,  Edward  D;  Herndon,  Sophomore  in 
Civil  Engineering.  Barger,  Patricia  S;  WaKeeney,  Freshman  in 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Baria,  Edalji  J;  India, 
Freshman  in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Barker,  Linda  L;  Beloit, 
Sophomore  in  Biological  Science. 


450 


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Top  Roio:  Barkman,  Floyd  J;  Burden,  Sophomore  in  Agricul- 
tural   Education.    Barley,    Mary    L;    Kincheloe   A.F.B.,    Mich., 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Barnard,  Hugh  D; 
Anthony,  Junior  in  Architectural  Engineering.  Barnard,  Lauren 
A;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Second  Row:  Barnes,  Ruth  C;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  General. 
Barnes,  Sharon  A;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in  General.  Barney, 
Arthur  C;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Medicine.  Barney,  Mar- 
gret  C;  Rapid  City,  S.D.,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  with 
Radio  and  Television. 


Third  Row:  Barnhart,  Alice  I;  Coldwater,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Barnhart,  Dorothy  A;  Coldwater,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  Barr,  Patricia  A;  Whiting,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Barr,  William  C;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior 
in  Feed  Technology. 


Fourth  Row:  Barrows,  Bradley  D;  Ness  City,  Sophomore  in 
Political  Science.  Barta,  Richard  A;  Red  Cloud,  Neb.,  Freshman 
in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Barth,  Sylvia  M;  Olathe,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Bartholomew,  Carolyn;  Alton, 
Sophomore  in  Music  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Bartkoski,  Michael  J;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Bartley,  Carol  A;  Hiawatha,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education.  Bartley,  Glenn  E;  Esbon,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Barton,  Jon  D;  Topeka,  Junior  in 
Chemical  Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Barton,  Larry  D;  Hutchinson,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Barton,  Linda  C;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Human- 
ities. Bartoo,  Chloellen;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Social 
Sciences.  Base,  Gary  L;  Sedgwick,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics. 


Seventh  Row:  Basore,  Richard  C;  Bentley,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Bass,  Andrea  R;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Bass,  Dianne  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Bassett,  Marilyn  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Home  Economics. 


Eighth  Row:  Bauder,  Helen  C;  Howard,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Baum,  Linda  C;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Baumgarten,  Edwin  O;  Buhler,  Freshman  in  Me- 
chanical Engineering.  Baur,  Kenneth  C;  Junction  City,  01 
in  Architecture. 


Bottom  Row:  Bayless,  Sara  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  General. 
Beach,  Charles  L;  Barnes,  Sophomore  in  Technical  Journalism. 
Beach,  Ronald  T;  Scott  City,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Beach,  Sharilyn  K;  Scott  City,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. 


451 


Underclassmen:  Bea-Ber 


Top  Row:  Beach,  Suzanne  I;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Psychology. 
Beals,  Barbara  A;  Dodge  City,  Junior  in  Psychology.  Beard, 
Charles  L;  Pittsburg,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Beasley, 
Joseph  R;  Albuquerque,  N.M.,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Second  Row:  Beat,  Larry  J;  Wellington,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Beattie,  Patricia  A;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Humanities.  Beaty,  Linda  A;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Eng- 
lish. Beaver,  Frank  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Beck,  Barbara  L;  Bloomfield  Hills,  Mich.,  Freshman 
in  Secondary  Education.  Beck,  Marcia  A;  Belleville,  Sophomore 
in  Medical  Technology.  Beck,  Robert  A;  Elnora,  N.Y.,  Junior 
in  Agricultural  Economics.  Beck,  Sandra  J;  Manhattan,  Junior 
in  Secondary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Becker,  Edna  M;  Lebo,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Becker,  Gregory  W;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Wild- 
life Conservation.  Becker,  Lawrence  P;  Muncie,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration.  Becker,  Robert  L;  Tipton,  Sophomore 
in  Agricultural  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Becker,  Vivian  R;  Inman,  Sophomore  in  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Beckerle,  Susan  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Beckman,  Alan  K;  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man in  Architectural  Engineering.  Beckman,  Samuel  K;  Atchi- 
son, Junior  in  Mathematics. 


Sixth  Row:  Beckwith,  Ann  L;  Downs,  Junior  in  Sociology. 
Becraft,  David  R;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Civil  Engineering. 
Becraft,  Nancy  D;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  English.  Bednosek, 
Monty  M;  WaKeeney,  Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Beeman,  William  L;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Beer,  Janet  J;  Larned,  Freshman  in 
History.  Beery,  Thomas  Z;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Pre-Medicine. 
Beets,  Richard  A;  Spring  Hill,  Freshman  in  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


Eightli  Row:  Beezley,  William  P;  Girard,  Freshman  in  Bio- 
chemistry. Behnke,  Keith  C;  Kinsley,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Beilke,  Jane  H;  Germantown,  Wis., 
Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Belden,  Guy  N; 
Alamota,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  Bell,  Claud  K;  Manlius,  N.Y.,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Bell,  Jo  M;  Lyons,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Bellairs,  George  H;  Independence,  Sopho- 
more in  History.  Bellairs,  William  M;  Independence,  Freshman 
in  Civil  Engineering. 


452 


Top  Row:  Bender,  Gary  L;  WaKeeney,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Bender,  Leslie  A;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Bender,  Lois  J;  Russell,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Bender,  Roger  D;  Ellsworth,  03  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row:  Benfer,  John  P;  Longford,  Sophomore  in  Agron- 
omy. Benham,  William  K;  Enterprise,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Beninga,  Peggy  I;  Riley,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Bennett,  Gerald  E;  Holyrood,  Freshman 
in  Bacteriology. 


Third  Row:  Bennett,  Lynda  C;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Benson,  Lee  M;  Burlingame,  Freshman 
in  Agriculture.  Bentley,  Sara  S;  Dighton,  Sophomore  in 
Humanities.  Benton,  Gary  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Benton,  Lynn  S;  Lebo,  Freshman  in  Agronomy. 
Benton,  Sharon  K;  Olathe,  Junior  in  Physical  Education. 
Berends,  Jay  D;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  General.  Berg, 
Mary  M;  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 


Bottom  Row:  Berger,  Chester  L;  Jetmore,  Junior  in  Physical 
Education.  Berger,  Patrick  J;  Dodge  City,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Bergman,  Kathleen  S;  Riley,  Freshman 
in  Humanities.  Berkey,  Pamela  J;  Rossville,  Sophomore  in 
Technical  Journalism. 


On  a  sunny  winter  day,  students  wait  for  Ahearn  Field  House  doors 
to  open.  Before  basketball  games,  some  wait  as  long  as  two  hours. 


Underclassmen:  Ber-Boh 


Top  Row:  Berkholtz,  Dennis  L;  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration.  Berlin,  Larry  K;  Manhattan,  01  in 
Architecture.  Bernard,  Laverne  R;  Shoshone,  Idaho,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Berndt,  E.  Gary;  Scott  City, 
Junior  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Second  Row:  Bernhardt,  Janet  V;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Medical  Technology.  Berry,  Gail  M;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Bertram,  Mary  A;  Chanute,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Bertrand,  William  A;  Clay  Center,  Sophomore  in 
Wildlife  Conservation. 


Third  Row:  Bettenbrock,  Dwight;  Lincoln,  Freshman  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Betz,  William  D;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Geology. 
Bevan,  William;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Law.  Biddison, 
Ronald  E;  Holton,  Junior  in  Mechancial  Engineering. 


Fourth   Row:   Bieberly,   Ralph   K;   Salina,   02  in  Architecture. 

Bieker,  Carmen  L;  Hays,  03  in  Architecture.  Biery,  Bonita  F; 

Eskridge,   Sophomore   in   Home   Economics.  Bigbee,  Jean  L; 

Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Fifth  Row:  Biggart,  Le  A;  Circleville,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Biggs,  Elaine  S;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Philosophy. 
Biggs,  Michael  W;  Barnard,  Freshman  in  General.  Bigsby, 
Allen  G;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Geology. 


Sixth  Row:  Bilderback,  Donna  B;  Valley  Falls,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Billinger,  Betty  J;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Modern  Languages.  Billinger,  John  C;  Wichita,  01  in  Archi- 
tecture. Billings,  Richard  D;  Alton,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Bilyeu,  Sandra  K;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  and  Art.  Bird,  Gerald  A;  Larned,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education.  Bird,  Marilyn  K;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Bird,  Thomas  F;  Atchison,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration. 


Eighth  Row:  Bishop,  Mary  A;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Bishop,  Richard  L;  Great  Bend,  01  in 
Architecture.  Bishop,  Robert  D;  Emporia,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Bitner,  Dennis;  Pittsburg,  Freshman 
in  Horticulture. 


Bottom  Row:  Bitter,  Roger  A;  Hoisington,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Bjurstrom,  Mary  E;  Leoti,  Sophomore  in  History. 
Black,  James  N;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Pre-Dentistry.  Black, 
Marvin  E;  Meade,  Freshman  in  Business  Administration. 


454 


Top  Row:  Black,  Michael  D;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Black,  Richard  L;  Kiowa,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Blackwell,  John  H;  Larned,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Blades,  Linda  M;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration. 


Second  Row:  Blake,  Leslie  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Blakeslee,  Mary  E;  Independence,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Blanke,  Gunnar  W;  Fort  Smith,  Ark.,  01 
in  Architecture.  Blankenhagen,  Edward;  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man in  General. 


Third  Row:  Blankenship,  Gary  D;  Udall,  Junior  in  Wildlife  Con- 
servation. Blankenship,  Larry  P;  Great  Bend,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Blankenship,  Richard;  Udall,  Junior  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Blasdel,  Phyllis  J;  Sylvia,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting. 


Fourth  Row:  Blauvelt,  William  A;  Superior,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Bleakley,  Marykaye;  Leavenworth,  Sopho- 
more in  English.  Bledsoe,  Jacquelyn  A;  Kansas  City,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration.  Bleything,  Larry  D;  Raytown, 
Mo.,  Freshman  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row;  Bleything,  Richard  R;  Raytown,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Bliss,  Charles  E;  Denver,  Colo.,  Sopho- 
more in  Nuclear  Engineering.  Bliss,  Robert  J;  Atwood,  Fresh- 
man in  Wildlife  Conservation.  Blocher,  James  D;  Leavenworth, 
Freshman  in  Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Rozv:  Blocksome,  Roderick;  Ransom,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Bloomer,  Paula  J;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
English.  Blotkamp,  Carol  S;  Olathe,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  Blubaugh,  Gary  J;  McPherson,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Blum,  Doris  E;  Mobile,  Ala.,  Junior  in  English. 
Blumeier,  Donald  I;  Louisville,  Ky.,  Junior  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Bobek,  Elizabeth  A;  Caldwell,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Bock,  Evelyn  A;  Dodge  City,  Freshman  in 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Rozv:  Bodenhamer,  Carol  J;  Drexel,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Bodwell,  Jean  K;  Pratt,  Sophomore  in  Modern  Lan- 
guages. Boeding,  Thomas  L;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Boehner,  Ernest  D;  Glenelder,  Freshman  in  General. 


Bottom  Row:  Boethin,  Roger  M;  Stockton,  Junior  in  Architec- 
tural Engineering.  Boger,  Fred  C;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in 
Industrial  Engineering.  Boggs,  Carole  L;  Auburn,  Junior  in 
Modern  Languages.  Bohn,  Diane  K;  Eskridge,  Freshmen  in 
Clothing  Retailing. 


455 


Underclassmen:  Boh-Bre 


Top  Row:  Bohn,  Gary  D;  Halstead,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Bohnen,  Joseph  M;  Dorrance,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Bohnstedt,  Janet  K;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  Boles,  Charles  W;  Abilene,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education. 

Second  Row:  Boles,  Marilyn  K;  Bartlesville,  Okla.,  Sophomore 
in  Elementary  Education.  Bolline,  Michael  P;  Salina,  Junior  in 
Geography.  Bond,  James  E;  Garnett,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Boomer,  Larren  G;  Portis,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting. 

Third  Row:  Boomer,  Warren  E;  Portis,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Booth,  Donald  G;  Coldwater,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Borell,  Steven  C;  Lindsborg,  Sophomore  in  Industrial 
Engineering.  Borger,  Sharon  S;  Cawker  City,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Fourth  Roiv:  Bornkessel,  Janice  K;  Mission,  Sophomore  in 
Mathematics.  Bortz,  Nancy  C;  Claflin,  Sophomore  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Bosanko,  David  M;  Bonner  Springs,  Sophomore 
in  General.  Bosch,  Louise  A;  Gorham,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching. 


Fifth  Row:  Bosche,  Helen  F;  Burlington,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Boucher,  Cheryl  A;  Glasco,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Boughton,  Roberta  J;  Leaven- 
worth, Freshman  in  Secondary  Education.  Bourbina,  Charles 
F;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Architectural  Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Bourque,  Chalise  A;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
English.  Bowen,  Edwin  D;  Piedmont,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veteri- 
nary Medicine.  Bower,  Wayne  P;  Marysville,  03  in  Architecture. 
Bowers,  Constance  J;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics. 


Seventh  Row:  Bowman,  Clay  L;  Sedan,  Sophomore  in  Dairy 
Production.  Bowman,  Gena  S;  Cedar  Vale,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Bowsher,  Melodie  L;  Derby, 
Freshman    in    Technical   Journalism.    Boxberger,    Kathryn    A; 

Russell,  Sophomore  in  Clothing  Retailing. 


Eighth  Row:  Boyce,  Richard  E;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration.  Boyd,  Richard  K;  Iola,  Junior  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Boyer,  Barbara  D;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Boyer,  Gary  D;  Salina,  Junior  in  Nuclear 
Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Boyer,  Harry  J;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Chem- 
istry. Boyer,  Ronald  L;  Fredonia,  Junior  in  Wildlife  Conserva- 
tion. Boyer,  Ronald  L;  Coffeyville,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Boyle,  Dale  D;  Belle  Plaine,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine. 


456 


Top  Row:  Boyle,  Steven  R;  Spivey,  Sophomore  in  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Bozarth,  Donald  L;  Alexandria,  Va.,  Freshman  in 
Chemistry.  Bozarth,  Duane  P;  Liberal,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Brack,  Brian  J;  Otis,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Engineering. 


Second  Roto:  Braden,  Janet  L;  Wakefield,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Bradford,  Ross  E;  Kinsley,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Bradley,  Sandra  L;  Prairie  Village, 
Sophomore  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Bradley,  Wray  E;  Columbus, 
Ga.,  02  in  Architecture. 


Third  Row:  Bradshaw,  Arden  J;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Brady,  Thomas  J;  Blue  Rapids,  Sophomore  in 
Chemical  Engineering.  Brady,  Warren  T;  Albert,  Freshman  in 
Agricultural  Engineering.  Brainerd,  Mary  L;  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics  and  Art. 


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Fourth  Row:  Brammer,  Judy  M;  Randolph,  Sophomore  in 
Biological  Science.  Brand,  John  H;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Physics.  Bradenberger,  Pamela;  Mt.  Hope,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Brandenburg,  Carol  L;  Seattle,  Wash., 
Junior  in  Clothing  Retailing. 


Fifth  Row:  Brandenburger,  Denny;  Scott  City,  Freshman  in 
General.  Brandner,  Mary  S;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  General. 
Brandt,  Gale  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  English.  Brandt, 
Gretchen  M;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Sixth  Row:  Brannam,  Cynthia  A;  Larned,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Brannan,  Michael  S;  Meade,  Freshman  in  Physics. 
Brant,  Douglas  M;  Lucas,  Freshman  in  Animal  Husbandry. 
Branton,  Dorothy  A;  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Brass,  Martha  J;  Coldwater,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Braswell,  David  A;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  02 
in  Architecture.  Bratton,  Barbara  A;  Council  Grove,  Freshman 
in  General.  Braunschweiger,  Margery  A;  Teaneck,  N.J.,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Braunsdorf,  Linda  M;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Brazle,  Reba  S;  Cambridge,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Brecheisen,  Adell  W;  Garnett, 
Junior  in  Nuclear  Engineering.  Breckbill,  Robert  K;  Wichita, 
Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Bottom  Roiv:  Breeden,  Effie  M;  Hoxie,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Breen,  Emmett  N;  El  Dorado,  Sopho- 
more in  General.  Brees,  Gerald  C;  Salina,  Freshman  in  General. 
Breidenthal,  Gail  S;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education. 


457 


Underclassmen:  Bre-Bue 


Top  Row:  Breitenbach,  John  D;  Haven,  Junior  in  Architectural 
Engineering.  Breitenstein,  Alfred;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Zoology.  Breitweiser,  Mary  D;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Sociology. 
Brenn,   Lawrence   R;  Levant,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Second  Row:  Brenneman,  Jane  E;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Brenner,  Steven  R;  Blue  Rapids,  Sophomore  in 
Chemical  Engineering.  Brensing,  Elaine  K;  Hudson,  Junior  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Brent,  Carol  A;  Alton,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics. 


Third  Row:  Brent,  Margery  L;  Gaylord,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Brewer,  Marvin  V;  Jasper,  Fla.,  Junior 
in  Bakery  Management.  Brickner,  Terry  L;  Prairie  Village, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Briggeman,  Warren  L; 
Iuka,  Junior  in  Dairy  Production. 


Fourth  Row:  Briggeman,  Wilma  J;  Preston,  03  in  Architecture. 
Briggs,  Robert  A;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Brim,  Lenore  K;  Hudson,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Brining,  Donald  R;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Brinkoeter,  Elizabeth  A;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Education.  Brinkoeter,  Rae  J;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Art.  Brisky,  Rosalie  I;  Bucyrus,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Extension.  Britt,  Kathee  R;  North  Platte,  Neb.,  Junior 
in  General. 


Sixth  Row:  Britting,  Marjorie  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Physical 
Education.  Britton,  Jane  M;  Kinsley,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education.  Broadwell,  Edwin  S;  Wyckoff,  N.J.,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture.  Brodbeck,   Karen   L;  Ft.   Riley,  Freshman  in  English. 


Seventh  Row:  Brodine,  Barbara  M;  Salina,  Junior  in  Modern 
Languages.  Broeckelman,  Gregory;  Oakley,  Freshman  in  Ani- 
mal Husbandry.  Broers,  Ted  A;  Eudora,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Brogan,  Lewis  H;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Bronaugh,  Robert  A;  Frankfort,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration.  Brookens,  Mary  C;  Westmoreland, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Brooks,  Barbara  L; 
Olathe,  Junior  in  English.  Brooks,  Nova  A;  Pine  Bluff,  Ark., 
Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Brooks,  Rodger  A;  Wichita,  02  in  Architecture. 
Brookshire,  James  R;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Brower,  Garry  R;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Brown,  Arthur  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Horticulture. 


458 


Top  Row:  Brown,  Beverly  J;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Brown,  Dea  J;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Brown,  Jack  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Political  Science. 
Brown,  James  L;  Dodge  City,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Brown,  Julia  A;  Oberlin,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Brown,  Larry  R;  Hutchinson,  02  in  Architec- 
ture. Brown,  Margaret  L;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Brown,  Merwin  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Nuclear 
Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Brown,  Richard  N;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Dentistry.  Brown,  Robert  F;  Rockaway  Point,  N.Y.,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Brown,  Roderick  R;  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more in  Civil  Engineering.  Brown,  Thomas  G;  Manhattan, 
Freshman  in  General. 


Fourth  Rozv:  Brown,  Vicki  L;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
English.  Brown,  Viriginia  E;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Modern 
Languages.  Brown,  William  L;  Oberlin,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Education.  Brownlee,  Dale  E;  Burdett,  Junior  in  Industrial 
Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Bruce,  Richard  N;  Orchard,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Brummer,  George  K;  Cawker  City, 
Junior  in  Physical  Sciences  and  Mathematics.  Brungardt, 
Samuel  J;  Gorham,  Sophomore  in  Agriculture.  Bruning, 
Gary  D;  Robinson,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Economics. 


Sixth  Row:  Bruning,  Gary  E;  Everest,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Brunk,  John  R;  Lyons,  Freshman  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration Accounting.  Brunson,  Douglas  S;  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Law.  Brush,  Sherry  K;  Downs,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics Teaching. 


Seventh  Roiv:  Bruton,  Madeline  L;  Mission,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Bryan,  David  W;  Maiden,  Mass.,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education.  Bryan,  Margie  A;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education.  Bryant,  Bruce  E;  Mount  Tremper,  N.Y., 
Junior  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Bryant,  Bruce  W;  Lacrosse,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Bryant,  Judith;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Bryant,  Lawrence  O;  Herington,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Buchan,  Robert  E;  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man in  General. 


Bottom  Row:  Buchele,  Kenneth  D;  Cedar  Vale,  Junior  in  Feed 
Technology.  Buchman,  Vicki  R;  Alta  Vista,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education.  Buckland,  Annette  L;  Woodston,  Sopho- 
more in  History.  Buenning,  Gail  M;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in 
Physical  Education. 


459 


Underclassmen:  Bue-Cam 


Top  Row:  Buetzer,  Pamela  R;  Seneca,  Junior  in  Clothing  Re- 
tailing. Buffo,  Lyn  M;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Bugbee,  Linda  E;  Emporia,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Buhler,  Linda  L;  Abilene,  Sopho- 
more in  Physical  Therapy. 

Second  Row:  Buisch,  William  W;  Rochester,  N.Y.,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Bull,  Barbara  J;  Salina,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Bunney,  James  B;  Garden  City, 
Sophomore  in  Feed  Technology.  Burch,  Patrick  H;  Kansas 
City,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 

Third  Row:  Burch,  Paul  W;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Tech- 
nical Journalism.  Buresh,  Mary  J;  Caldwell,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Burg,  George  F;  Prairie  Village 
Freshman  in  General.  Burgat,  Rebecca  A;  Hoisington,  Fresh- 
man in  General. 

Fourth  Row:  Burge,  Susan  E;  Greenwood,  Neb.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Burgess,  Judith  L;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  Physical  Education.  Burgess,  Martha  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Burk,  Signe  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Cloth- 
ing Retailing. 


Fifth  Row:  Burke,  Steven  C;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Bakery  Management.  Burnett,  Cecil  W;  Mullinville,  Sophomore 
in  Secondary  Education.  Burnett,  Peggy  C;  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man in  General.  Burnett,  Robert  C;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration. 


Sixth  Row:  Burnham,  Roger  L;  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
Architectural  Engineering.  Burns,  Karin  F;  Great  Bend,  Junior 
in  Secondary  Education.  Burns,  Stephen  M;  Salina,  Freshman, 
in  General.  Burns,  Thomas  C;  Valley  Falls,  Freshman  in  General. 


Seventh  Row:  Burrell,  Delila  J;  Wamego,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Burris,  Joyce  A;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Burton,  Sharon  R;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Burtschi,  Diane  K;  Derby,  Junior  in 
Home  Economics  and  Art. 


Eighth  Row:  Busch,  Sandra  K;  Olathe,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Bush,  Charles  E;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Bush,  James  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Bush,  Terry  M;  Douglass,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Butler,  Nancy  J;  Hays,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Butler,  William  M;  Coffeyville,  Freshman  in  Chem- 
ical Engineering.  Butterfield,  Edwin  L;  Clay  Center,  Freshman 
in  Technical  Journalsim.  Button,  Sue  A;  Copeland,  Freshman  in 
Clothing  Retailing. 


460 


On  the  registration  floor,  students  meet  with  advisers  to  review 
class  line  schedules,  insuring  fulfillment  of  course  requirements. 

Top  Row:  Butts,  Joel  R;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 
Butts,  Lucretia  A;  Leon,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education. 
Byer,  Janet  L;  Stafford,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration 
Accounting.  Byers,  Jacqualine  S;  Burr  Oak,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education. 


Second  Row:  Byers,  Norman  P;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Byrne,  Barbara;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Cable,  Barbara  L;  Leoti,  Sophomore  in  Medical 
Technology.  Cable,  John  P;  Leoti,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. 


Third  Row:  Cadman,  J.  Stephen;  St.  John,  Freshman  in  Me- 
chanical Engineering.  Cahill,  William  E;  Salina,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Calcara,  James  R;  Great  Bend,  04  in 
Architecture.  Calcara,  Richard  L;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  General. 


Fourth  Row:  Caldwell,  Nancy  S;  Raytown,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Cales,  Wilma  J;  Pratt,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Callen,  Patricia  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education.  Callies,  Rodney  E;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  01 
in  Architecture. 


Bottom  Row:  Camblin,  Gary  L;  Robinson,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Came,  William  G;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 
Camerlinck,  Robert  J;  Desoto,  Junior  in  Animal  Husbandry. 
Cameron,  John  W;  Auburn,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in  Bakery  Man- 
agement. 


461 


Underclassmen:  Cam-Chi 


Top  Row:  Campbell,  Carrol  W;  Winfield,  Sophomore  in  Dairy 
Production.  Campbell,  Larry  G;  Hill  City,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Campbell,  Patricia  M;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Junior  in 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Campbell,  Richard  A; 

South  Hamilton,  Mass.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Medicine. 


Second  Row:  Campbell,  Richard  W;  Concordia,  01  in  Architec- 
ture. Canfield,  Pamela  A;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Humanities. 
Capron,  Evan  D;  Columbus,  Junior  in  Physics.  Card,  Michael 

D;  Tulsa,  Okla.,  03  in  Architecture. 


Third  Roio:  Cardwell,  Charles  E;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Philos- 
ophy and  Physics.  Cardwell,  Virginia  G;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Education.  Carey,  Bruce  D;  Sterling,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Carey,  Larry  N;  Valley  Center,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Carl,  James  G;  Abilene,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Carl,  Sherilyn;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  General.  Car- 
lin,  Thomas  E;  Pittsburg,  Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Carlson,  Carl  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Art. 


Fifth  Row:  Carlson,  Carlene  E;  Kackley,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Carlson,  David  E;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting.  Carlson,  Gary  K;  Topeka,  03 
in  Architecture.  Carlson,  Linda  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Carlson,  Margaret  N;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Carlson,  Pamela  S;  Topeka, 
Freshman  in  Elementary  Education.  Carlson,  Vincent  L;  Man- 
hattan, Sophomore  in  Industrial  Engineering.  Carlson,  Vir- 
ginia A;  Bavaria,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Carmichael,  Craig  L;  Plainville,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Carmichael,  Lyle  K;  Garden  City, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Carothers,  Kenneth  G; 
Lewis,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Carpenter, 
Warren  E;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Rozv:  Carr,  Carolyn  L;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Humani- 
ties. Carr,  Connie  L;  Anthony,  Freshman  in  General.  Carr, 
Pamela  S;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in  Sociology.  Carr,  Ron- 
ald D;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  Carr,  Tommy  R;  Medicine  Lodge,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Carrico,  Patrick  C;  Beloit,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Carrington,  Annie  A;  Junction 
City,   Freshman   in  Elementary  Education.  Carroll,  Nancy  A; 

Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


462 


Top  Row:  Carson,  Jerry  R;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Physical  Edu- 
cation. Carson,  Pamalee  G;  Oxford,  Sophomore  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics Teaching.  Carson,  William  T;  Springfield,  Mo.,  01  in 
Architecture.  Carter,  Brian  E;  Garnett,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting. 


Second  Row:  Carthrae,  Ralph  E;  Coldwater,  Sophomre  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Casida,  Dianna  L;  Burns,  Sophomore  in  Retail 
Floriculture.  Caspar,  William  O;  Junction  City,  Sophomore  in 
Economics.  Casper,  Jean  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing. 


Third  Row:  Cassidy,  Sheryl  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  Caster,  Dallas  D;  Hampton,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Caster,  Douglas  F;  Fulton,  N.Y.,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Castilla,  Osmundo  S;  Nicaragua, 
Junior  in  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Castle,  Nancy  M;  Holton,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Caughron,  Martha  E;  Dodge  City,  Freshman  in 
Technical  Journalism.  Caulfield,  Michael  D;  Coffeyville,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Cecil,  Carolyn  D;  Leon, 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics. 


Fifth  Row:  Celeste,  Lauren  E;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics Teaching.  Cengiz,  Beyhan;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Chadwell,  Stephen  L;  Fairview,  Freshman 
in  General.  Chambers,  Dennis  R;  Bonner  Springs,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Chancy,  Terry  F;  Delphos,  Freshman  in  Agronomy. 
Chandler,  Judith  L;  Chanute,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 
Chapin,  Judith  A;  Washington,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Chapman,  Harold  R;  Easton,  Freshman  in  Social 
Sciences. 


Seventh  Row:  Chapman,  Janet  L;  Beloit,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Chapman,  Randolph  B;  Syosset,  NY.,  Junior  in 
Zoology.  Charles,  Nancy  A;  Republic,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Chatfield,  Janet  L;  Goodland,  Freshman  in  Second- 
ary Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Cheatum,  Lawrence  E;  Miami,  Fla.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Cheavens,  Marcia  K;  Manhattan, 
Junior  in  Elementary  Education.  Chegwidden,  Verlee  E; 
Sylvan  Grove,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education.  Cheney, 
Timothy   P;   Grainfield,   Sophomore   in   Veterinary  Medicine. 


Bottom  Row:  Chesney,  Kenneth  K;  Olathe,  Junior  in  Dairy 
Manufacturing.  Cheynet,  Jerome  H;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Physical 
Education.  Chiang,  Yung  A;  China,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Chilcott,  Elva  J;  Hugoton,  Freshman  in 
Psychology. 


463 


Underclassmen:  Chi-Con 


Top  Row:  Chilcott,  Robert  G;  Mankato,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 
Childres,  Mary  F;  Junction  City,  02  in  Architecture.  Childs, 
Edward  N;  Belleville,  Freshman  in  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Childs,  Robert  M;  Phillipsburg,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. 


Second  Row:  Chiles,  Laurn  P;  Lorraine,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Chitwood,  Karen  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Modern 
Languages.  Choplin,  Jane  R;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Cloth- 
ing Retailing.  Christensen,  Bruce  N;  McHenry,  111.,  Pre-Vet- 
erinary  Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Christensen,  Carol;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Political 
Science.  Christensen,  Harriet;  Mt.  Hope,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Christian,  Francis  G;  Girard,  Junior  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Christian,  Gary  R;  Fargo,  N.D.,  Junior 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Church,  Thomas  S;  Kincaid,  Freshman  in  Animal 

Husbandry.  Chyba,  Leslie  J;  Western,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Claassen,  Rudolph  D;  Newton,  Fresh- 
man in  Agricultural  Education.  Claassen,  Stanley  L;  Newton, 
Junior  in  Agricultural  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Clapp,  David  J;  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  Junior  in  Agri- 
culture. Clark,  Carol  S;  Hapelton,  Junior  in  Clothing  Retailing. 
Clark,  Dale  A;  Mission,  02  in  Architecture;  Clark,  Elizabeth  A; 

Alta  Vista,  Freshman  in  Political  Science. 


Sixth  Row:  Clark,  Harriett  J;  Desoto,  Freshman  in  Clothing  Re- 
tailing. Clark,  Jane;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 
Clark,  Janet  L;  Lewiston,  Neb.,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Clark,  John  R;  Paola,  Freshman  in  History. 


Seventh  Row:  Clark,  Katherine  E;  Denver,  Colo.,  Sophomore  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Clark,  Kathleen  M;  Beloit,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Therapy-  Clark,  Michele  J;  El  Dorado,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education.  Clark,  Peggy  A;  Concordia,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Eighth  Roio:  Clark,  Suzanne  L;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics.  Clark,  William  E;  Concord,  N.H.,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Dental.  Claussen,  Verne  E;  Alma,  Junior  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Claybaugh,  Kathryn  A;  Independence,  Mo., 
Sophomore  in  Physical  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Claycamp,  Kenneth  W;  Rice,  Freshman  in  Second- 
ary Education.  Claydon,  Linda  A;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
Chemistry.  Clegg,  Robert  M;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Chem- 
ical Engineering.  Clendening,  Wayne  E;  Salina,  04  in  Archi- 
tecture. 


464 


Top  Row:  Clevenger,  Cheryl  V;  Kingsdown,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Clifton,  Ronald  D;  Jetmore,  Freshman 
in  Agriculture.  Cline,  Darwin  E;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Cline,  Larry  E;  Fredonia,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry. 


Second  Row:  Clingenpeel,  Glenn  R;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in 
Mathematics,  dinger,  Cecil  C;  Rose  Hill,  Sophomore  in 
Horticulture.  Cloe,  Demis  K;  Atwood,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Clothier,  Eugene  R;  Florence,  Freshman  in 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Clutter,  Michael  L;  Larned,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Clyne,  Lynda  L;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Freshman  in  General.  Cobb,  Elizabeth  J;  Culver,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Coberly,  Nancy;  Hutchinson, 
Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Coburn,  Jaruis  W;  Houston,  Tex.,  Freshman  in 
Bakery  Management.  Coburn,  Ruth  E;  Overland  Park,  Sopho- 
more in  Secondary  Education.  Cochran,  Janice  M;  Oberlin, 
Freshman  in  Elementary  Education.  Cochran,  Robert  A;  In- 
dependence, Mo.,  04  in  Architecture. 


Fifth  Row:  Cockrum,  Darrell  K;  Johnson,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Economics.  Coffman,  Charles  W;  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  02 
in  Architecture.  Cohan,  Phillip  L;  Bonner  Springs,  Freshman 
in  General.  Colaw,  Carolyn  S;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Cole,  Janet  K;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Music.  Cole, 
Ross  W;  Jetmore,  Freshman  in  Agriculture.  Coleman,  Jon  J; 
Clay  Center,  Freshman  in  General.  Colleran,  Catherine;  Shaw- 
nee Mission,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Seventii  Row:  Collins,  Carolyn  M;  Bethel,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Collins,  Joyce  M;  Seneca,  Freshman  in 
General.  Collins,  Robert  L;  Winfield,  03  in  Architecture. 
Coltrane,  Larry  H;  McCune,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Comerford,  Karen  M;  Chicago,  111.,  Sophomore  in 
Bacteriology.  Compton,  Cynthia  C;  Winfield,  Sophomore  in 
History.  Compton,  Marcia  A;  Lakin,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. Condell,  Nancy  J;  Eldorado,  Freshman  in  Speech. 


Bottom  Row:  Condit,  Larry  R;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Condon,  Marquita  M;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Condray,  Jettie  F;  Wells,  Sophomore  in 
Agriculture.  Cone,  Marie  L;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
Clothing  Retailing. 


465 


Underclassmen:  Con-Cro 


Top  Row:  Congrove,  Robert  L;  Effingham,  Junior  in  Agronomy. 
Converse,  Larry  E;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Conway,  William  P;  Haysville,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education.  Cook,  Barbara  J;  Fredonia,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics. 


Second  Row:  Cook,  Claudette  K;  Dighton,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Cook,  George  N;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sopho- 
more in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Cook,  James  E;  Meriden, 
Freshman  in  Agricultural  Engineering.  Cook,  Jerry  L;  Fredonia, 
Junior  in  Physical  Education. 


Third  Row:  Cook,  John  M;  Clifton,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Cook,  Judith  L;  WaKeeney,  Sophomore  in  Foods 
and  Nutrition.  Cook,  Sally  J;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in 
Music  Education.  Cooley,  Lucinda  L;  Douglas,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Cooley,  Marvin  D;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Coolidge,  Sue  A;  Lead,  S.D.,  Freshman  in  Psychology. 
Coombs,  Polly  A;  Sedgwick,  Sophomore  in  Applied  Music. 
Coon,  Anthony  T;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration. 


Fifth  Row:  Cooper,  Craig;  Brentwood,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Cooper,  Larry  J;  Goodland,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Cooper,  Mary  J;  Colby,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Cooper,  Robert  G;  Coldwater,  Sophomore 
in  General. 


Sixth  Row:  Cooper,  Robert  M;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Cooper,  Sheryl  J;  St.  John,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Cooper,  William  G;  Preston,  Junior  in  Industrial 
Engineering.  Corby,  David  B;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary  Medicine. 


Seventh  Row:  Cordill,  Jerry  R;  Woodston,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Corn,  Roger  P;  Bushton,  Junior  in  Feed 
Technology.  Cornelison,  Judy  K;  Douglass,  Freshman  in  Tech- 
nical Journalism.  Cornwell,  Larry  G;  Ellsworth,  Freshman 
in  General. 


Eighth  Row:  Correll,  Mary  E;  Santanta,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Corwin,  John  B;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Mathe- 
matics. Corwin,  Marilen  A;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman  in 
Cothing  Retailing.  Cosby,  Susan  K;  Arkansas  City,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Costello,  Marilee  J;  Marysville,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Cottle,  Charles  F;  Columbia,  Mo.,  Junior 
in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Counter,  Kristine  M; 
Ft.    Lupton,   Colo.,   Freshman   in   Psychology.   Court,  Jean   L; 

Leawood,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 


466 


Top  Row:  Covert,  Dana  D;  Eldorado,  Junior  in  Technical  Jour- 
nalism. Covert,  Jerry  L;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Covert,  Sydney  A;  Eldorado,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Art.  Cowan,  Deanna  K;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism. 


Second  Row:  Cowan,  Janet  S;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Cowdrey,  Judith  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Home  Economics 
and  Journalism.  Cox,  Carolyn  J;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Cox,  Carolyn  R;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sopho- 
more in  Physical  Education. 


Third  Row:  Cox,  Jerry  H;  Hugoton,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 
Cox,  Kenneth  M;  Sublette,  Sophomore  in  Agriculture.  Cox, 
Lawrence  E;  Salina,  Junior  in  Chemistry.  Cox,  Martha  J;  Clear- 
water, Junior  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Fourth  Row:  Coyne,  Mary  A;  Cheney,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Coyne,  Patrick  I;  Cheney,  Junior  in  Agronomy. 
Craft,  Stephen  M;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Architectural  Engi- 
neering. Craig,  Cathryn;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration Accounting. 


Fifth  Row:  Craig,  Donald  D;  Manchester,  Freshman  in  Humani- 
ties. Craig,  Margaret  K;  Concordia,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Crail,  Shirley  C;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
Medical  Technology.  Cram,  Carolee;  Alliance,  Neb.,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Sixth  Row:  Cram,  Dan  E;  Portis,  Sophomore  in  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Cramer,  James  E;  Bellevue,  Neb.,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Therapy.  Cramer,  Joe  D;  Healy,  Junior  in  Biological  Science. 
Cramer,  Keith  L;  Healy,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Seventh  Roiv:  Crane,  Martha  A;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Crane,  Ross  D;  Severy,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Education.  Crater,  Michael  J;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
General.  Creager,  Gary  L;  Pleasanton,  Sophomore  in  Agricul- 
tural Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Creager,  Marvin  W;  Pleasanton,  Sophomore  in 
Agricultural  Education.  Crews,  Joyce  L;  Clearwater,  Junior  in 
Foods  and  Nutrition.  Crist,  Richard  J;  Scott  City,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Croman,  Dennis  R;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Pre-Law. 


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Bottom  Row:  Cromwell,  David  H;  Salina,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 
Crosetto,  Chester  J;  Coffeyville,  Junior  in  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing. Cross,  Carol  S;  Syracuse,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Art.  Cross,  Terry  T;  Syracuse,  Sophomore  in  Political 
Science. 


467 


Underclassmen:  Cro-Dav 


Topi  Row:  Crossen,  Dee  A;  lola,  Sophomore  in  Psychology. 
Crossley,  Michael  A;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Crotinger,  James  L;  Garden  City,  Freshman  in  Politi- 
cal Science.  Crotinger,  Mary  K;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in 
Clothmg  Retailing. 


Second  Row:  Crouch,  Robert  W;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting.  Crow,  John  M;  Prairie  Vil- 
lage, Freshman  in  Business  Administration.  Crowley,  Mary  L; 
Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Art. 
Crum,  J.  David;  Eureka,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Third  Row:  Crumrine,  Martin  H;  Shawnee,  Junior  in  Bacteri- 
ology. Cudney,  Robert  R;  Belpre,  Junior  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Cullison,  Noel  E;  Cisco,  111.,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Culver,  Alan  D;  Madison,  02  in  Architecture. 


Fourth  Row:  Culver,  Carolyn  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Cunningham,  Clyde  H;  Man- 
hattan, Sophomore  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 
Cure,  Thomas  H;  Hanston,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Curry,  Fred  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Curry,  Robert  T;  Madison,  Junior  in  Physics.  Curtjs, 
Cynthia  D;  Stafford,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Nurs- 
ing. Curtis,  Sherry  L;  Wamego,  Freshman  in  Art.  Cutter, 
David  W;  Hugoton,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural  Economics. 


Sixth  Row:  Dahl,  Bonnie  L;  Formoso,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education.  Dahlquist,  Lars  J;  Big  Bow,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Dahlsten,  Maria  R;  Lindsborg,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Dahm,  Arlene  R;  Palmer,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration. 


Seventh  Row:  Daily,  Donna  K;  Ashland,  junior  in  Pre-Medicine. 
Dalbom,  John  D;  Clearwater,  Junior  in  Feed  Technology.  Dale, 
Clorse;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Dale, 
James  E;  St.  John,  Sophomore  in  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Dale,  Shirley  J;  Florence,  Freshman  in  General. 
Dale,  Thomas  D;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Dalke,  Randall  C;  Moundridge,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Dallas,  Sarah  B;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  Humanities. 


Bottom  Row:  Dalton,  Kathleen  F;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics.  Dameron,  Tommy  D;  Beloit,  Freshman  in 
Bakery  Management.  Danaher,  Michael  J;  Atchison,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Danford,  Dianne  E;  Hutchinson, 
Junior  in  Business  Administration. 


468 


Top  Row:  Daniel,  Brenda  L;  McKinney,  Tex.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Daniel,  Stephen  A;  Jacksonville, 
111.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Daniels,  Paul  R; 
Baxter  Springs,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Daniel- 
son,  Stephen  K;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administra- 
tion Accounting. 


Second  Row:  Dannefer,  Jane  E;  Basehor,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Darling,  Dianne;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Family 
and  Child  Development.  Darling,  Jayne  E;  Hutchinson,  Junior 
in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Darnell,  Thomas  E;  Minneapolis, 
03  in  Architecture. 


Third  Row:  Darnell,  Thomas  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Wildlife  Conservation.  Darrigrand,  Andre;  Junction  City,  Fresh- 
man in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Dart,  Susan  E;  Belleville,  Fresh- 
man in  Humanities.  Darter,  Genevieve  C;  Douglass,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Dau,  Diane  C;  Amityville,  N.Y.,  Sophomore  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Dauber,  Vesta  L;  Sterling,  Sophomore  in 
Technical  Journalism.  Daugharthy,  Sandra  L;  Ottawa,  Fresh- 
man in  Elementary  Education.  Daugherty,  Dianne  K;  Culver, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Bottom  Row:  Daugherty,  Michael  C;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration.  Daugherty,  Patty  L;  Dodge  City, 
Junior  in  Elementary  Education.  Daves,  Cheryl  A;  Wichita, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics.  Davidson,  Judith  A;  Wichita, 
Sophomore  in  English. 


For  Chirstmas,  Union  Art  Committee  members  design  a  mosaic  of 
an  angel  in  flight  to  decorate  windows  of  the  main  Union  entrance. 


Underclassmen:  Dav-Die 


Top  Row:  Davidson,  Sandra  A;  Sterling,  Freshman  in  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Davies,  William  T;  Liberal,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Davis,  Anna  C;  New  Orleans,  La.,  Freshman  in 
Biochemistry.  Davis,  Arthur  D;  Mullinville,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. 


Second  Row:  Davis,  Betty  L;  Lakin,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Davis,  Darold  D;  Greensburg,  Sophomore  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Davis,  David  J;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in  Me- 
chanical Engineering.  Davis,  James  R;  Gardner,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Third  Row:  Davis,  Judith  A;  Elkhart,  Sophomore  in  Medical 
Technology.  Davis,  Robert  C;  Bonner  Springs,  Freshman  in 
Industrial  Engineering.  Davis,  Sandra  L;  Arlington,  Va., 
Freshman  in  Psychology.  Davis,  Susan  P;  Overland  Park, 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Art. 


Fourth  Row:  Davison,  John  M;  Valley  Center,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Dawson,  Thomas  S;  Russell,  Freshman  in 
Wildlife  Conservation.  Day,  Donald  L;  Council  Grove,  Junior 
in  Animal  Husbandry.  Dean,  Jo  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Dean,  Lynn  A;  Scott  City,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 
Dean,  Nancy  S;  Independence,  Junior  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Dearborn,  Robert  H;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Dechairo,  Margaret  J;  Westmoreland,  Sophomore 
in  Medical  Technology. 

Sixth  Row:  Dechert,  Dennis  L;  Colby,  Junior  in  Agriculture 
Economics.  Decinque,  Donald  P;  Haddonfield,  N.J.,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Decker,  Stephen  R;  Lee's  Summitt, 
Mo.,    Freshman    in    Animal    Husbandry.    Dedonder,   Larry  J; 

Reading,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Seventh  Row:  Defeo,  David  L;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Degnan,  Paula  J;  Garden  City,  Freshman 
in  General.  Degood,  Karen  D;  St.  Francis,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Degraffenreid,  Sondra;  Greensburg,  Fresh- 
man in  Psychology. 


Eighth  Row:  Deines,  Calvin  W;  Lincolnville,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Deines,  Garry  L;  WaKeeney,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Dekat,  Michael  A;  Wamego,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Delfs,  James  G;  Alma, 
Freshman  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Delich,  Gloria  J;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Gen- 
eral. Delp,  Tony  M;  St.  John,  Freshman  in  Architectural  Engi- 
neering. Demars,  Jim  L;  Miltonvale,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Dempsey,  Cynthia  S;  Winfield,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education. 


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Top  Row:  Denning,  David  F;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Denning  John  E;  Russell,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Denoon,  Daniel  A;  Meadville, 
Pa.,  Sophomore  in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Dent,  Edward  L;  Har- 
per, Junior  in  Technical  Journalism. 


Second  Row:  Dent,  Michael  W;  El  Dorado,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Dent,  Steven  M;  El  Dorado,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Denton,  Wilson  L;  Independence,  Junior  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Depenbusch,  Haorld  J;  Zenda,  Junior 
in  Feed  Technology. 


Third  Row:  Depping,  Dave  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Derosear,  Thomas  R;  Stockton,  Junior 
in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Derrick,  Barbara  A;  Oklahoma 
City,  Okla.,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education.  Derusseau,  Ron- 
ald W;  Concordia,  04  in  Architecture. 


Fourth  Row;  Desbien,  Vernon  L;  Bogue,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Deschner,  Dennis  L;  Beloit,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Deters,  Charlotte  R;  Mankato,  Sophomore  in  Modern 
Languages.  Detter,  Jay  D;  Nickerson,  Sophomore  in  Chemi- 
cal Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Dettmer,  Gary  L;  Kensington,  Junior  in  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Detwiler,  Amelia  A;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Art.  Deubler,  Carol  J;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Devault,  Carolyn  E;  Frankfort,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Devoe,  Diane  D;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Dewey,  David  K;  Belleville,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Dewhirst,  David  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Dey,  Judith  A;  Newton,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics. 


Seventh  Row:  Dial,  Patricia  N;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Dice,  Mary  J;  El  Dorado,  Junior  in  Clothing  Retailing. 
Dick,  Thomas  D;  Buhler,  Sophomore  in  Agriculture  Engineer- 
ing. Dickerson,  Roger  K;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  General. 


Eighth  Row:  Dickey,  Mildred  L;  Newton,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Dickinson,  Catherine;  Coffeyville,  Junior  in  History. 
Dickinson,  Edith  M;  Whiting,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 
Dickinson,  Jerry  A;  Whiting,  Freshman  in  General. 


Bottom  Row:  Dickson,  Richard  C;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Dieker,  Thomas  J;  Emporia,  Freshman  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Diekmann,  Roger  A;  White  City,  Junior  in 
Pre-Medicine.  Dietrich,  Darlene;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics. 


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Underclassmen:  Die-Eag 


Top  Row:  Dietrich,  Jacqueline;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Dietrich,  Robert  N;  Willis,  Junior  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Dildine,  Roger  S;  Los  Alamos,  N.M.,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Dillenback,  Harold  F;  Troy,  Junior  in 
Electrical  Engineering. 

Second  Row:  Dillenbeck,  Karen  E;  Pt.  Lookout,  N.Y.,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Dillender,  Eugene  R;  Prairie 
Village,  Junior  in  Business  Administration.  Diller,  Sherryl  L; 
Morrowville,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Dil- 
ler, Sue  A;  Belleville,  Freshman  in  General. 

Third  Row:  Dillman,  Susan  K;  Newton,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Dillon,  Charles  M;  Glasco,  Freshman  in  General. 
Dillon,  Jean  L;  Glasco,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and 
Art.  Dillon,  John  F;  Glasco,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. 


Fourth  Row:  Dillon,  John  S;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Dillon,  William  L;  Burr  Oak,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Dinning,  Jan;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  General 
Dirksen,  Larry  E;  Moundridge,  Sophomore  in  Feed  Technology. 


Fifth  Row:  Disenhouse,  Harvey  A;  Peekskill,  N.Y.,  Freshman 
in  Psychology.  Ditch,  Vicki  L;  Liberal,  Freshman  in  Biological 
Science.  Ditgen,  Judith  K;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Clothing  Re- 
tailing. Diviney,  Ernest  M;  Elkhart,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Dixon,  Madelyn  C;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Music. 
Dixon,  Margaret  A;  Leon,  Sophomore  in  English.  Doan,  Rod- 
ney E;  Preston,  Junior  in  Business  Administration.  Dobbels, 
Frances  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. 


Seventh  Row:  Dobbins,  James  R;  Goff,  Junior  in  Agriculture. 
Dobson,  Robert  C;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Dairy  Manu- 
facturing. Dodds,  Sondfa  S;  Riley,  Junior  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Dodge,  Donna  A;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Dohrman,  Yvonne  L;  Bushton,  Sophomore  in 
Modern  Languages.  Dold,  Brenda  E;  Emporia,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Donley,  Douglas  D;  Ellsworth,  01  in  Archi- 
tecture. Donner,  Carolyn  K;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Doolittle,  Gary  L;  Soldier,  Freshman  in  Bio- 
chemistry. Doramus,  Lynda  K;  Fort  Worth,  Tex.,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Doran,  James  V;  Macksville, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Downs,  Stanley  R; 
Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 


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Top  Row:  Dresser,  Alice  N;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  General. 
Dressier,  Donald  G;  Lyons,  Sophomore  in  Political  Science. 
Drew,  Douglas  P;  Omaha,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Droge,  Joann  L;  Seneca,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics Teaching. 


Second  Row:  Drost,  Jo  L;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Art.  Drouillard,  Judith  K;  Augusta,  Freshman  in 
General.  Drumm,  Dennis  A;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  02  in  Architecture. 
Dryden,  Robert  D;  Larned,  Sophomore  in  Agriculture. 


Third  Row:  Dryer,  Martha  L;  Liberal,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Dudley,  Pamela  J;  Cawker  City,  Sopho- 
more in  Elementary  Education.  Duenkel,  Robert  T;  West 
Orange,  N.J.,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education.  Duff,  David 
W;  Scott  City,  Junior  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Duffendack,  John  P;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Duffield,  Robert  J;  Salina,  Junior  in  Art.  Dukelow, 
Connie  M;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  General.  Dukelow, 
Nancy  J;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in  Biological  Science. 


Fifth  Row:  Dumford,  Michael  D;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  General. 
Dumiak,  Michael  J;  Queens  Village,  N.Y.,  Junior  in  History. 
Dumler,  Nancy  B;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  Art.  Dumler,  Patricia 

A;  Russell,  Freshman  in  Mathematics. 


Sixth  Row:  Dunbar,  Stephen  A;  Richmond,  Sophomore  in 
Agriculture.  Duncan,  Carolyn  L;  Kensington,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Duncan,  Michael  S;  Manhattan,  02  in  Archi- 
tecture. Duni,  William  R;  Suffield,  Conn.,  Junior  in  Biological 
Science. 


Seventh  Row:  Dunkel,  Jean  M;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Dunn,  Judith  A;  Topeka,  Fresh- 
man in  Secondary  Education.  Dupuy,  Maxine  E;  Kansas  City, 
Freshman  in  General.  Duston,  Arlene  S;  Gaylord,  Junior  in 
Home  Economics. 


Eighth  Row:  Dutton,  Diana  L;  Dwight,  Freshman  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Dutton,  John  W;  St.  James,  N.Y.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Dyck,  Marvella  R;  Salina,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Dyer,  Charles  W;  Longton,  Junior  in 
Animal  Husbandry. 


Bottom  Row:  Dyer,  Sally  C;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Dyke,  Nancy  K;  Shawnee  Mission,  Fresh- 
man in  General.  Eager,  Richard  B;  Brooklyn,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Eagles,  Thomas  W;  Manhattan,  Junior  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


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Underclassmen:  Eas-Erb 


Top  Row:  Eastham,  Barbara  J;  El  Dorado,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Eaton,  Lenette  E;  McPherson,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics.  Eberhart,  Franklin  L;  Deerfield,  Junior  in 
Agriculture.  Eberhart,  Keith  L;  Deerfield,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Second  Row:  Eberhart,  Penny  R;  Lakin,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Eberle,  Janice  K;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Eby,  Charles  K;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Civil  Engineering.  Eck,  David  D;  Harper,  Freshman  in  Me- 
chanical Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Eck,  Diane  L;  Harper,  Sophomore  in  Art.  Eckel, 
Gene  E;  Broughton,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Eckert, 
Karen  J;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education. 
Eckhardt,  Kenneth  A;  Coffeyville,  Junior  in  Economics. 


Fourth  Row:  Edds,  William  W;  Lyons,  Freshman  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary  Medicine.  Eddy,  Curtis  W;  Marysville,  Freshman  in 
General.  Edelman,  Lyle  F;  Sabetha,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Engineering.  Edgar,  Sharon;  Dallas,  Tex.,  Freshman  in  General. 


Fifth  Row:  Edminster,  James  H;  Junction  City,  Sophomore  in 
English.  Edmonds,  Jeannette  G;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Edmondson,  Ted  D;  Columbus,  Fresh- 
man in  Nuclear  Engineering.  Edwards,  Bette  L;  Manhattan, 
Sophomore  in  Modern  Languages. 


Sixth  Row:  Edwards,  Rose  M;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Edwards,  William  C;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Edwardson,  William  D;  Everest,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting.  Eggert,  Rodney  D;  Norwich, 
01  in  Architecture. 


Scventli  Row:  Eggleston,  Cora  J;  Louisburg,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Ehrlich,  Dorothy  A;  Russell,  Fresh- 
man in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Ehrlich,  Larry  D; 
Russell,  Freshman  in  Animal  Husbandry.  Eichenauer,  Casey; 
Scott  City,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Eilian,  Cyrus;  Iran,  03  in  Architecture.  Eisele,  Wil- 
liam D;  Eudora,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education.  Eisen- 
barth,  Francis;  Goff,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Eisenbrandt,  David  L;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary  Medicine. 


Bottom  Row:  Eisenhour,  Douglas  E;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
General.  Eismont,  Samuel  M;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Eitel,  Darlene  R;  Scott  City,  Sophomore  in  Gen- 
eral. Elder,  Larry  E;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Education. 


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Top  Row:  Elk,  Diane  L;  Harper,  Sophomore  in  Art.  Eller,  Trudy 
A;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education.  Elliott,  Bar- 
bara J;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Nurs- 
ing. Elliott,  Carolyn  K;  Concordia,  Freshman  in  General. 


Second  Row:  Elliott,  Dennis  R;  Hudson,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Elliott,  James  D;  Waterville,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Elliott,  James  P;  Camp  Hill,  Pa., 
Junior  in  Architectural  Engineering.  Elliott,  Robert  B;  Prairie 
Village,  Freshman  in  Business  Administration. 


Third  Row:  Elliott,  William  T;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Restaurant  Management.  Ellis,  Hazen  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Ellithorpe,  Jack  E;  El  Dorado,  Junior  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Ellsaesser,  Jerrilyn;  Sublette,  Fresh- 
man in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Fourth  Row:  Eltiste,  Melvin  L;  Phillipsburg,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Embers,  Kenneth  D;  McPherson,  Junior  in 
Sociology.  Emch,  Bill  D;  Madison,  Junior  in  Feed  Technology. 
Emel,  Charles  D;  Brewster,  Sophomore  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. 


Fifth  Row:  Emery,  Johnny  J;  Nebraska  City,  Neb.,  Junior  in 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Emig,  Danny  R;  Solomon,  Freshman  in 
Agricultural  Economics.  Emrich,  Patricia  A;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Sophomore  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Endorf,  Trudy  A;  Kansas 
City,  Mo.,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Sixth  Roiv:  Enfield,  Richard  L;  Haviland,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Engel,  Charles  W;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Sciences.  Engelken,  Ronald  A;  Goff,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Engle,  Bruce  K;  Ellsworth,  Junior  in  Mathe- 
matics. 


Seventh  Row:  Engle,  Harold  D;  Madison,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Engle,  Pamela  S;  Madison,  Freshman  in  General. 
Engler,  Jerry  W;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Agriculture.  Englisby, 
Denis  C;  Hempstead,  N.Y.,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  English,  Jacquelyn  E;  Falls  Church,  Va.,  Sophomore 
in  History.  Engstrom,  Kathleen  A;  Salina,  Freshman  in  General. 
Enich,  Peter  Y;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Technical  Journalism. 
Enos,  Paul  D;  White  City,  Junior  in  Zoology. 


Bottom  Row:  Eplee,  Harvey  C;  Fredonia,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Epley,  Larry  C;  Kingman,  Freshman  in  Agricul- 
tural Education.  Eppard,  Ellen  E;  Duncan,  Okla.,  Freshman  in 
Sociology.  Erbentraut,  Stuart  A;  East  Williston,  N.Y.,  Sopho- 
more in  Electrical  Engineering. 


475 


Underclassmen:  Erb— Fai 


Top  Row:  Erbes,  Lucinda  R;  LaCrosse,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Erickson,  Michael  J;  Lakin,  Sophomore  in  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Erickson,  Peggy  J;  Scandia,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Ericson,  Carla  S;  Assaria, 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 

Second  Row:  Erkenbrack,  Dennis  L;  Republic,  Junior  in  Physical 
Education.  Erker,  Leroy  E;  Garden  Plain,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Ermey,  Michael  S;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Ervin,  Gary  E;  Junction  City,  Sophomore 
in  Civil  Engineering. 

Third  Row:  Ervin,  Patrick  F;  Horton,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engi- 
neering. Esau,  Mary  L;  Inman,  Junior  in  Bacteriology.  Eshbaugh, 
Gerald  C;  Hope,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Eshelman, 
Kenneth  K;  Sedgwick,  Freshman  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 

Fourth  Row:  Eshelman,  Roger  A;  Sedgwick,  Sophomore  in 
English.  Eslinger,  Michael  E;  Kinsley,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Eslinger,  Sue  A;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics.  Essmiller,  Donald  M;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in 
General. 


Fifth  Row:  Estes,  Gary  L;  Larned,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Estes,  Michael  E;  Great  Bend,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Estey,  Linda  J;  Richmond,  Ind.,  Junior  in 
Modern  Languages.  Ethridge,  Gale  E;  Glasco,  Junior  in  Botany. 


Sixth  Row:  Etling*  Arlen  W;  Ensign,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Edu- 
cation. Etling,  Sheryl  B;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in  Mathe- 
matics. Eubanks,  Alice  L;  Maize,  Freshman  in  Home  Econom- 
ics. Euler,  Robert  W;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Evans,  Beverly  E;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Evans,  John  R;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Evans,  Jolene;  Meade,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Evans,  Nancy  A;  Russell,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics. 


Eighth  Row:  Evans,  Nancy  L;  Hutchinson,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Evans,  Paula  J;  Wayne,  Pa.,  Freshman  in  General. 
Evans,  Stephen  B;  Juneau,  Alaska,  Junior  in  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing. Evans,  Steven  M;  Iola,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  Eveleth,  Douglas  J;  Sioux  City,  Neb.,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Everett,  Kenneth  D;  Topeka,  Fresh- 
man in  Civil  Engineering.  Everett,  William  W;  Shawnee, 
Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Everhart,  Eldon  R; 
Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Horticulture. 


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Each  semester  students  purchase  books  for  a  discounted  rate  at 
the  exchange  of  Alpha  Phi  Omega,  a  service  fraternity  for  Scouts. 


Top  Row:  Evers,  Richard  L;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Eversmeyer,  Merle  G;  Ottawa, 
Junior  in  Agronomy.  Evert,  Larry  D;  Holyrood,  Junior  in 
Bacteriology.  Ewert,  Wayne  L;  Marion,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Second  Row:  Ewing,  Martha  E;  Hiawatha,  Junior  in  Physical 
Education.  Ewy,  Karen  K;  Arlington,  Junior  in  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Eyerly,  Joyce  M;  Lyons,  Freshman  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Eyestone,  Carolyn  S;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics. 


Third  Row:  Eyman,  William  B;  Emporia,  Freshman  in  General. 
Fabrizius,  John  D;  WaKeeney,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Edu- 
cation. Faddis,  Janet  K;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Fagan,  John  S;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Fagen,  Arlyn  R;  Larned,  Freshman  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Fager,  Glenn  A;  Osage  City,  Freshman  in  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Fagerberg,  Richard  E;  Prairie  Village,  Junior 
in  Speech.  Fail,  Charles  R;  Altoona,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Failor,  Sue  A;  Lyndon,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Fair,  Jean  M;  Raymond,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Fair,  Nancy  E;  Raymond,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Fair,  Rebecca  L;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education. 


477 


Underclassmen:  Fai— Fie 


Topi  Row:  Fairbank,  Marvin  M;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Fairbank,  Sharon;  Hays,  Freshman  in  Humanities. 
Fairchild,  Kerry  L;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administra- 
tion. Faith,  Robert  V;  Grand  junction,  Colo.,  01  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row:  Fajen,  Joanne  C;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Falconer,  Beverly  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education.  Falk,  Karen  A;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Art.  Fangman,  James  R;  Seneca,  Sopho- 
more in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Fankhauser,  Daniel  E;  Garden  City,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Fanning,  James  M;  Ithaca,  N.Y.,  Junior  in  General.  Fapp, 
Ross  L;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Farewell, 
Marsha  R;  Norton,  Freshman  in  Music  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Farha,  Susan  K;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Journalism.  Farhy,  John  C;  Bound  Brook,  N.J.,  Freshman 
in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Farmer,  Linda  L;  Valley  Falls,  Sophomore 
in  General.  Farmer,  Michael  J;  England,  Freshman  in  Feed 
Technology. 


Fifth  Row:  Farney,  Kathleen  M;  Kiowa,  junior  in  Dietetics  and 
Institutional  Management.  Farnsworth,  Michael;  Shawnee 
Mission,  Freshman  in  Industrial  Engineering.  Farr,  Marvin  J; 
Modoc,  Freshman  in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Farrar,  Charles  W; 

Topeka,  01  in  Architecture. 


Sixth  Roiv:  Farrell,  Michael  K;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Farris,  Karl;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Fassnacht,  Patricia;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education.  Fausett,  Larry  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine. 


Seventh  Row:  Feaster,  Donna  G;  Winfield,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Extension.  Felbush,  Nina  M;  Abilene,  Freshman 
in  Physical  Education.  Fenton,  Frank  R;  Bonner  Springs,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Ferguson,  Barbara  L;  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,  Freshman  in  English. 


Eighth  Row:  Ferguson,  Donald  R;  Kensington,  Junior  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Ferguson,  John  H;  Saginaw,  Mich.,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Ferguson,  Patricia  A;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Ferrell,  Charlotte  A;  Kansas  City,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics. 


Bottom  Row:  Fesmire,  Clifford  E;  Edgerton,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Ficke,  Stephen  W;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Fickel,  Jerry  B;  Riley,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Ficken,  Donald  D;  Bison,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


478 


Top  Rozv:  Fiebach,  Gary  R;  Wichita,  Junior  in  General.  Fields, 
Timothy  J;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Technical  Journalism.  Filbert, 
Barbara  K;  Wilmington,  Del.,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
and  Art.  Filbert,  Gail  W;  Wilmington,  Del.,  Sophomore  in 
Clothing  Retailing. 


Second  Row:  Filinger,  Cynthia  A;  Cuba,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  Filippi,  Bruce  H;  Lansing,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Finch,  Walter  S;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Psychology. 
Findeiss,  Joan  E;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and  Art. 


Third  Row:  Fink,  Rebecca  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Finnerty,  Willian  J;  Ogden,  Freshman  in  General. 
Finney,  Cynthia  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Finney,  James  L;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Finocchio,  Ernest  J;  Cranston,  R.I.,  Freshman  in 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Firling,  Paul  R;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in 
Government.  Fischer,  Loren  D;  Lincoln,  Sophomore  in  Modern 
Languages.  Fiser,  Sara  M;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Fishburn,  Arlene  K;  Medicine  Lodge,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics.  Fisher,  Carol  J;  Lancaster,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Fisher,  John  E;  Larned,  01  in  Architecture. 
Fisher,  Mary  J;  Lewis,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Sixth  Row:  Fisher,  Susan  J;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Fiskin,  Dianna  L;  Anaheim,  Calif.,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Fittell,  Carol  F;  Olathe,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Fittell,  John  H;  Olathe,  Fresh- 
man in  General. 


Seventh  Row:  Fitzgerald,  John  J;  Concordia,  Junior  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Flaharty,  Calvin  L;  McCune,  Junior  in  Agronomy. 
Flannery,  John  M;  Amityville,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Flaxman,  Stuart  A;  New  York,  N.Y.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Fleischmann,  Beth  K;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Therapy.  Fleming,  Barbara  J;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in 
Mathematics.  Fleming,  Judith  E;  Gardner,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Fleming,  Marceta  A;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Sociology. 


Bottom  Row:  Fletcher,  Phillip  D;  Holton,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Fletcher,  Ronald  C;  Syracuse,  N.Y,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration.  Fletcher,  Sherrill  J;  Lakin,  Sopho- 
more in  Elementary  Education.  Flett,  Susan  K;  Spring  Hill, 
Junior  in  Clothing  Retailing. 


479 


Underclassmen:  Flo— Fun 


Topi  Row:  Floersch,  Richard  H;  Galesburg,  111.,  Freshman  in 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Florence,  Susan  A;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Flournoy,  John  P;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  02  in 
Architecture.  Floyd,  Lon  K;  Kinsley,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Education. 


Second  Row:  Fly,  Martha  M;Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education.  Fockele,  Catherine  C;  Frankfort,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Foggs,  Joanne  L;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  General. 
Fogo,  Glenn  C;  Esbon,  Junior  in  Pre-Law. 


Third  Row:  Foland,  Carolyn  G;  Almena,  Junior  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Folkerts,  James  D;  Timken,  Junior  in  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Foltz,  William  C;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Folwell,  Patric  J;  Oil  City,  Pa.,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Ford,  Virginia  S;  Wetmore,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Forester,  Lloyd  G;  Edwardsville,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Forkenbrock,  Ronald;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting.  Fortmeyer,  Beverly  K;  Good- 
land,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 


Fifth  Row:  Fortmeyer,  Charles;  Goodland,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Fosmire,  Luella  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Fresh- 
man in  Secondary  Education.  Foss,  Michael  H;  Wichita,  03  in 
Architecture.  Foster,  Harry  R;  Sterling,  Junior  in  Physics. 


Sixth  Row:  Foster,  Robert  E;  Kincaid,  Junior  in  Business  Admin- 
istration Accounting.  Foster,  Thomas  E;  Great  Bend,  Sophomore 
in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Fowler,  Beverly  S;  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,  Freshman  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Fowler,  Royce  E;  Inde- 
pendence, Mo.,  03  in  Architecture. 


Seventh  Row:  Fox,  Joan  M;  Dodge  City,  Sophomore  in  Phi- 
losophy. Fox,  Lana  M;  Plains,  Freshman  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Fox,  Melvin  G;  Severy,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Fox,  Vernon  E;  St.  John,  Junior  in 
Animal  Husbandry. 


Eighth  Row:  Francis,  Carole  J;  Mission,  Junior  in  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Francis,  Janet  M;  Leawood,  Junior  in 
Sociology.  Francis,  Joyce  L;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  Chemistry. 
Francis,  Kenneth  L;  Wilsey,  Junior  in  Business  Administration 
Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Francis,  Mary  K;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Francisco,  Betty  J;  Leawood,  Junior  in  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Franey,  Carolyn  J;  Tulsa,  Okla.,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Frank,  Janice  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


480 


Top  Row:  Frank,  John  S;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Music  Education. 
Frank,  Larry  D;  Westmoreland,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Engineering.  Franklin,  Lee  E;  Oberlin,  Sophomore  in  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Franklin,  Linda  S;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching. 


Second  Row:  Fraser,  Sheryl  J;  Gardner,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Frashier,  Judith  A;  Mission,  Freshman  in 
General.  Frazee,  Garry  L;  Columbus,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Mechanization.  Frederick,  Diana  K;  Hutchinson,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Third  Row:  Freeman,  Joe  D;  Kingman,  01  in  Architecture. 
Freeman,  Joyce  I;  Phillipsburg,  Junior  in  Home  Economics. 
Freeman,  Lesta  N;  Medicine  Lodge,  Freshman  in  Retail  Flori- 
culture. French,  Janet  L;  Pretty  Prairie,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Frey,  John  S;  Red  Bluff,  Calif.,  03  in  Architecture. 
Frey,  Lawrence  N;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Frickey,  Michele  D;  Oberlin,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Frikken,  Donald  R;  Mulvane,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Friley,  John  R;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Frisbie,  Kurt  M;  McDonald,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Fritts,  Diana  L;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
History.  Fritz,  June  F;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Art. 


Sixth  Row:  Fritz,  Linda  R;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Fritz,  Mary  J;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  General. 
Froelich,  Glen  W;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Froelich,  Sandra  K;  Solomon,  Sophomore  in 
General. 


Seventh  Row:  Froelich,  Sharon  L;  Solomon,  Sophomore  in 
Modern  Languages.  Frohn,  Janice  E;  Pitcairn,  Pa.,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  Fry,  Carole  J;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Technical  Jour- 
nalism. Fry,  Robert  B;  Helenville,  Wis.,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Frye,  Robert  S;  Cheney,  Junior  in  Chemistry.  Fugit, 
Bill  W;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 
Fugit,  Eloise  D;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Speech.  Fulhage,  Charles  D; 

Yates  Center,  Freshman  in  Milling  Technology. 


Bottom  Row:  Funk,  Edward  L;  Valley  Falls,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Funk,  Larry  D;  Waldo,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Funk,  Warren  K;  Minneapolis,  Junior  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Funston,  Carolyn  R;  Abilene,  Junior  in  Clothing 
Retailing. 


481 


Underclassmen:  Fur— Gib 


Top  Row:  Furney,  Mary  Z;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Bacteri- 
ology. Futrell,  Marvin;  Norfolk,  Va.,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Gabel,  Lenora  K;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Gabriel,  Donald  E;  Tucson,  Ariz.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Law. 


Second  Row:  Gadberry,  Marcia  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  History. 
Gaddie,  Amy  L;  Bazaar,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and  Nurs- 
ing. Gagnon,  Thomas  A;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Gaines,  Cheryl;  Cottonwood  Falls,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration. 


Third  Row:  Gaines,  Marcia  A;  Peabody,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Galassini,  Daniel  R;  Corrales,  N.M., 
Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Galbraith,  Ann  C; 
Madison,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Gallant, 
Robert  J;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Business  Administration. 


Fourth  Row:  Gallant,  William  P;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Galle,  Norman  R;  Moundridge,  Fresh- 
man in  Animal  Husbandry.  Gallemore,  Pamela  S;  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education.  Gallon,  James  A; 
Fredonia,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Fifth  Row:  Gambiani,  Michael  L;  Spring  Valley,  111.,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Garcia,  Carlos  M;  Puerto  Rico,  01 
in  Architecture.  Garcia,  Miguel  A;  Nicaragua,  Freshman  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Gard,  Eileen  D;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Gardner,  Douglas  D;  Smith  Center,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Gardner,  Virginia  M; 
Arlington,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education.  Garland,  Susan 
E;  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Nurs- 
ing. Garlett,  Jerry  W;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Garlich,  Sandra  A;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Garrelts,  Rex  E;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Garrett,  Gary  A;  Colby,  Junior  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Garrett,  Gwen  I;  Colby,  Sophomore  in 
Foods  and  Nutrition. 


Eighth  Row:  Garrison,  Carla  J;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Garrison,  Robert  N;  Pratt,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Garten,  Danna  L;  Effingham,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration.  Garten,  Harold  J;  Medicine  Lodge, 
Freshman  in  Physics. 


Bottom  Row:  Garver,  Susan  C;  Severy,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Garwood,  Gary  J;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Gasche,  Daniel  G;  Hartford,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Gaskill,  Karen  S;  Beloit,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education. 


482 


Top  Row:  Gaskill,  Linda  K;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Gaster,  Victoria  L;  Bethel,  Junior  in  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Gaston,  Carol  A;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Gaston,  Marcia  A;  Bethel,  Freshman  in 
General. 


Second  Row:  Gates,  James  D;  Glen  Elder,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Economics.  Gaudreau,  Donald  G;  Lewistown,  Pa., 
Sophomore  in  Bakery  Management.  Gaughan,  Tracy  A;  Lincoln, 
Neb.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Gaumer,  Walter  J; 
Jennings,  Freshman  in  Animal  Husbandry. 


Third  Row:  Gaynier,  Kathryne  L;  Dallas,  Tex.,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Gaynier,  Tahmeroo  L;  Dallas,  Tex., 
Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education.  Gebhart,  Janet  R;  Sedg- 
wick, Sophomore  in  Family  and  Child  Development.  Gebhart, 
Jeanne  L;  Salina,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Geffert,  Lynette  K;  Haven,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Gemmill,  Nancy  S;  Elliott,  Iowa,  Sopho- 
more in  Psychology.  Gentry,  Alwyn  H;  Ellinwood,  Sophomore 
in  Biological  Science.  Gentry,  Linda  D;  Ellinwood,  Freshman 
in  General. 


Fifth  Row:  Gentzler,  Ronald  P;  Burwell,  Neb.,  Junior  in  Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  George,  David  B;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  George,  Patricia;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  George,  Richard  W;  England,  Soph- 
omore in  Milling  Technology. 


Sixth  Row:  George,  Sharon  M;  Colby,  Sophomore  in  Music 
Education.  Geraghty,  Joan  R;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Gerber,  David  A;  Fowler,  Junior  in 
Physical  Education.  Gerber,  Dona  C;  Concordia,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Seventh  Row:  Gerdes,  Ila  M;  Bremen,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Geringer,  James  E;  Wheatland,  Wyo.,  Junior  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Gerstberger,  Gerald;  Marienthal, 
Junior  in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Gerster,  Ronald 
A;  Norwalk,  Conn.,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Gettig,  Philip  D;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Gettings,  Richard  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Medical  Technology. 
Gettler,  William  C;  Ulysses,  Junior  in  Business  Administration 
Accounting.  Gfeller,  Edward  S;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Gfeller,  James  M;  Sharon  Springs,  Junior  in 
General.  Gibbs,  Paul  H;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in  Bio- 
chemistry. Gibson,  Larry  R;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Gibson,  Louvae  L;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education. 


483 


Underclassmen:  Gie— Gra 


Top  Row:  Giersch,  Ronnie  G;  Bacyrus,  Junior  in  Milling  Tech- 
nology. Gigstad,  Sharon  A;  Everest,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Gilbert,  Gary  L;  Green,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Gildner,  Max  L;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Gilkison,  Jacqueline;  Horton,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Gillaspie,  Thomas  F;  Council  Grove, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Gillespie,  David  C; 
Oswego,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Gillespie,  Janice  K; 

Burlingame,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Third  Row:  Gillespie,  Kenneth  W;  Oswego,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Gillgannon,  Thomas  J;  Topeka,  Junior 
in  Statistics.  Gillmore,  Janice  M;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  History. 
Gillmore,  Jean  C;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Gillum,  Richard  F;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  General. 
Gilmore,  Cheryl  S;  Clay  Center,  Sophomore  in  Modern 
Languages.  Glad,  Grant  E;  Atwood,.  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Gladfelter,  Patricia;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
General. 


Fifth  Row:  Glasco,  Bradley  F;  Dodge  City,  Junior  in  Physics. 
Glaser,  Dennis  C;  Ulysses,  Sophomore  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Glenn,  Judith  F;  Prairie  Village,  Junior  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Glenn,  William  R;  Powell,  Junior 
in  Agronomy. 


Sixth  Roiv:  Glines,  George  V;  Independence,  Junior  in  Bio- 
logical Science.  Glotzbach, Carlo  R;  Tallahassee,  Fla., Sophomore 
in  Nuclear  Engineering.  Glover,  Nancy  J;  Newton,  Sophomore 
in  Elementary  Education.  Gnadt,  Nyla  J;  Alma,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Extension. 


Seventh  Row:  Goble,  Susan  J;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Godun,  Nicholas;  Rochester,  N.Y.,  01  in  Architec- 
ture. Goedel,  George  D;  Mattawan,  N.J.,  Junior  in  General. 
Goertz,  Diana  K;  Marion,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and 
Extension. 


Eighth  Row:  Goetze,  Bruce  W;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Golden,  Marsha  R;  Mission,  Fresh- 
man in  General.  Goldrick,  John  J;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
General.  Goldsmith,  James  C;  Wyckoff,  N.J.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Bottom  Row:  Golitko,  Jeanette  M;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics.  Gomer,  Jackie  L;  Kansas  City,  Freshman 
in  General.  Gomez,  Margaret  A;  Lincoln,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Good,  Nancy  M;  Barnard,  Junior 
in  Family  and  Child  Development. 


484 


Top  Row:  Goodgion,  Marilyn  S;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Goodyear,  Sally  A;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Goold,  Susan  K;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Gordon,  Glenn  L;  Gardner,  Junior  in 
Electrical  Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Gordon,  Helen  L;  Winfield,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Gordon,  Marjorie  L;  Highland,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Gordon,  Merrill  K; 
Winfield,  03  in  Architecture.  Goreham,  Kenneth  C;  Junction 
City,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Third  Row:  Gossen,  Thomas  R;  Wheatland,  Wyo.,  Junior  in 
Architectural  Engineering.  Gossett,  John  E;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Freshman  in  General.  Gothard,  Arch  G;  Cedar  Vale,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Graham,  Billy  I;  Colby, 
Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Graham,  Carolyn  K;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Graham,  Gary  M;  St.  John, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Medicine.  Graham,  James  J;  Great  Bend, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration.  Graham,  John  R; 
Great  Bend,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Graham,  Judith  M;  Bloom,  Sophomore  in  English. 
Graham,  Teresa  K;  Mankato,  Freshman  in  Modern  Languages. 
Grandison,  Gregory  E;  Longmeadow,  Mass.,  Freshman  in 
Architectural  Engineering.  Granger,  Robyn  L;  Lyons,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education. 


During  a  break  in  her  studies,  a  coed  watches  an  afternoon  pep  rally 
in  front  of  the  Union  from  a  sunny  perch  in  a  Seaton  Hall  window. 


■—»•«., 


Underclassmen:  Gra— Hac 


Top  Row:  Granquist,  Joyce  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education.  Grant,  Kathryn  E;  Overland  Park,  Soph- 
omore in  Mathematics.  Grant,  Linda  M;  Overland  Park,  Fresh- 
man in  Elementary  Education.  Grauerholz,  Corrina;  Smith 
Center,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Second  Row:  Graves,  Charles  M;  St.  Francis,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Graves,  Jon  T;  Mt.  Hope,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Graves,  Robert  E;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Tech- 
nical Journalism.-  Graves,  Spencer  B;  St.  Francis,  Junior  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Gravino,  Sharon  K;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education.  Gray,  Eddie  J;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Gray,  James  L;  Waverly,  Junior  in  Physics.  Grecian, 
Stanley  W;  Palco,  Junior  in  Animal  Husbandry. 


Tonrth  Row:  Green,  John  R;  Leoti,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Green,  Richard  C;  Concordia,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Green,  Sonia  J;  Oxford,  Sophomore  in 
Dietetics   and   Institutional   Management.   Green,  Thayne   C; 

Bedford,  Mass.,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Fifth  Roiv:  Green,  Treasha  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Music  Edu- 
cation. Green,  Virginia  R;  Gardner,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Greene,  Corinne  D;  Amarillo,  Tex.,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Greene,  Larry  E;  Goddard,  Sophomore 
in  Chemical  Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Greene,  Marsha  K;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Speech. 
Greene,  Thomas  E;  Mt.  Prospect,  111.,  04  in  Architecture.  Green- 
wood, Janice  G;  Cherryvale,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Greenwood,  Joseph  F; Junction  City,  01  in  Architecture. 


Seventh  Row:  Greer,  Caroline  J;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Physical 
Education.  Gregory,  James  F;  Russell,  Junior  in  Political  Science. 
Greis,  Barry  W;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  01  in  Architecture.  Greve, 
William  B;  Larned,  Freshman  in  Wildlife  Conservation. 


Eighth  Row:  Grey,  Nancy  C;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Grider,  David  A;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Grieshaber,  Marcia  A;  Belvue,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Grieshaber,  Thomas  C;  St.  Marys,  Fresh- 
man in  Agriculture  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Griffee,  Pamela  K;  Oketo,  Sophomore  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Griffin,  Robert  S;  Minneapolis,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Griffin,  Roger  A;  Lyons,  Sophomore 
in  General.  Griffin,  Ronnie  J;  Turner,  01  in  Architecture. 


486 


Top  Row:  Griffith,  Janet  K;  Scott  City,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Griffith,  Margaret  A;  Osawatomie,  Freshman  in 
General.  Griffith,  Warren  D;  Lincoln,  Neb.,  01  in  Architecture. 
Griffiths,  Donald  C;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Grimes,  Gary  E;  Pratt,  Freshman  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Grimshaw,  William;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
History.  Grogger,  Margaret  K;  Solomon,  Freshman  in  Govern- 
ment. Gronau,  Theresa  A;  Newton,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Third  Row:  Gross,  David  R;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Gross,  Donald  P;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration.  Gross,  Eugene  L;  Friend,  Junior  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Groves,  Larry  D;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Groyon,  Helen  D;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Gruen,  Ronald  E;  Abilene,  Freshman  in 
Dairy  Production.  Grummert,  Mark  A;  Jansen,  Neb.,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Gubing,  William  F;  Lynbrook, 
N.Y.,  Junior  in  Industrial  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Guenther,  Kathleen  A;  Linn,  Sophomore  in  English. 
Gugler,  Leuita  M;  Chapman,  Sophomore  in  Family  and  Child 
Development.  Gugler,  Lyle  H;  Chapman,  03  in  Architecture. 
Guhn,  Norma  K;  Tipton,  Freshman  in  Sociology. 


Sixth  Row:  Guinn,  Pam  J;  Oberlin,  Freshman  in  Physical  Edu- 
cation. Gulley,  Jon  M;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Gulley,  Stephen  A;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Gumescheimer,  Henrietta;  Bazine, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Seventh  Row:  Gunn,  Roland  M;  Great  Bend,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration.  Gunther,  Patricia  J;  Independence, 
Junior  in  Business  Administration.  Guthrie,  Mary  E;  Kiowa, 
Junior  in  Medical  Technology.  Guthrie,  Philip  L;  Stafford, 
Sophomore  in  General. 


Eighth  Row:  Guthrie,  Stephen  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Music 
Education.  Guy,  James  M;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Government. 
Guy,  Joyce  E;  Talmage,  Junior  in  Music  Education.  Haas, 
Kathleen  L;  Independence,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing. 


Bottom  Row:  Haas,  Philip  N;  Howe,  Ind.,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Haberbosch,  Kathleen;  St.  Francis,  Junior 
in  Music  Education.  Habiger,  Marguerite;  Bushton,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics.  Hackbarth,  Lavere  J;  Fairbury,  Neb., 
Junior  in  Civil  Engineering. 


487 


Underclassmen:  Had— Har 


Top  Row:  Haden,  Gary  L;  Kanopolis,  Junior  in  Technical  Jour- 
nalism. Hadorn,  Allen  D;  Beattie,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Engineering.  Hadsall,  Ronald  D;  Harper,  Freshman  in  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Hageman,  Nancy  C;  White  Cloud,  Freshman 
in  Speech. 

Second  Roiv:  Hageman,  Richard  R;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in 
Geology.  Hageman,  Sharon  L;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Music 
Education.  Hagerman,  Rebecca  L;  Rozel,  Freshman  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Hagerman,  Richard  D;  Timken,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting. 

Third  Row:  Hagerman,  Ronald  N;  Nekoma,  Sophomore  in 
Political  Science.  Hagerman,  Sandra  S;  Timken,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Haggard,  Patricia  G;  Kinsley, 
Freshman  in  Elementary  Education.  Haggard,  Terry  M;  Kansas 
City,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Fourth  Row:  Hahn,  Jerry  L;  Leoti,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Educa- 
tion. Hahn,  Neil  E;  Whiting,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Hahn,  Randy  K;  St.  John,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Medicine. 
Haines,  Jacquelyn  H;  Haven,  Junior  in  Sociology. 


Fifth  Row:  Hale,  Bernadine  L;  Girard,  Junior  in  Physics.  Hale, 
Steven  M;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Law.  Hales,  William  S; 
Wichita,  Freshman  in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Hall,  Constance  L; 

Topeka,  Freshman  in  Physical  Education. 


Sixth  Roiv:  Hall,  Mary  L;  Casper,  Wyo.,  Junior  in  Home  Econom- 
ics Teaching.  Hall,  Rachael  E;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Hall,  Steven  W;  Plainville,  Sophomore  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Halloran,  Margaret  E;  Walnut  Creek, 
Junior  in  Psychology. 


Seventh  Row:  Halverstadt,  Nancy  E;  Derby,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Hamilton,  Gale  W;  Strong  City,  Junior  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Hamilton,  Helen  C;  Partridge,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Hamilton,  Jerry  L;  Wellington,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Hamilton,  Philip  M;  Emporia,  Freshman  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Hammack,  Larry  C;  Falls  Church,  Va.,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Hammond,  David  L;  Abilene, 
Sophomore  in  Milling  Technology.  Hammons,  Janice  E;  Maple- 
ton,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Hanchett,  Michael  A;  Norton,  Junior  in  Agricul- 
tural Economics.  Haney,  Carol  L;  Argentia,  Newfoundland, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Haney,  Joyce  E;  Salina, 
Freshman  in  Elementary  Education.  Hanlon,  Thomas  M; 
Wauwatosa,  Wis.,  Junior  in  Wildlife  Conservation. 


488 


Top  Row:  Hann,  Charles  S;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Hannah,  Edward  P;  Kansas  City,  02  in  Architecture. 
Hanneman,  C.  Keith;  Burns,  Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Hannigan,  Russell  S;  Great  Bend,  Sophomore  in  Mechani- 
cal Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Hansen,  Donald  F;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Hansen,  Wilma  J;  Medicine  Lodge, 
Junior  in  Family  and  Child  Development.  Hanson,  Gregory  P; 
Salina,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engineering.  Hanson,  Noel  S; 
Jamestown,  Freshman  in  Civil  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Hapgood,  Larry  L;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Govern- 
ment. Harbaugh,  Dennis  A;  Belleville,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Harclerode,  Barbara;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Hardaway,  Louetta  L; 
Copeland,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration. 


Fourth  Row:  Harden,  Judith  A;  Ashland,  Sophomore  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Harders,  James  A;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education.  Hardgrave,  William  R;  Wichita,  Junior 
in  Civil  Engineering.  Harding,  Ann  M;  Liberal,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Harding,  David  J;  Stockton,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Harding,  Sammy  W;  Concordia,  02  in  Architecture. 
Haresnape,  Raymond  K;  Smith  Center,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Hargrove,  Rebecca  A;  Mulvane,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics. 


Sixth  Row:  Harlan,  Robert  D;  Madison,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Harmon,  Ladeana,  J;  Penalosa,  Junior  in  English. 
Harmon,  Robert  E;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Harner,  Richard  L;  Oldwick,  N.J.,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry. 


Seventh  Row:  Harper,  Ann  B;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Harper,  Dean  F;  Scott  City,  Junior  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Harper,  Dorothy  K;  Frankfort,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Harr,  Gerald  D;  Wichita,  01  in  Architecture. 


Eighth  Row:  Harris,  Barbara  J;  Goodland,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Harris,  Judith  A;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Harris,  Marilyn  E;  Kansas  City,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Harris,  Pamela  S;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Bottom  Row:  Harris,  Patricia  L;  Chanute,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Harris,  Sandra  L;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Harris,  Timothy  B;  Coffeyville,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Harrison,  Frank  D;  Salina, 
03  in  Architecture. 


489 


Underclassmen:  Har-Hen 


First  Row:  Harrison,  Harold  R;  Wakefield,  Junior  in  Pre-Medi- 
cine.  Harrison,  James  C;  Beloit,  Junior  in  Government.  Har- 
rison, Jerold  W;  Raymond,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Harrison,  John  M;  Nickerson,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Harrison,  Leslie  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Physi- 
cal Therapy.  Harrison,  Walter  A;  Wakefield,  Junior  in  Agri- 
cultural Engineering.  Harrod,  Herbert  E;  Leavenworth,  Sopho- 
more in  Electrical  Engineering.  Hartenberger,  Harriet;  Wichita, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Third  Row:  Hartke,  Larry  W;  Lincolnville,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Hartley,  Warren  S;  Belle  Plaine,  Freshman 
in  General.  Hartman,  Stephen  V;  Silver  Spring,  Md.,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Hartsell,  Carol  A;  Stafford,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Harvey,  Arthur  S;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Harvey,  Margaret  E;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Harwood,  Kenneth  D;  Humboldt,  Junior 
in  Civil  Engineering.  Hase,  Sharon  A;  Carbondale,  Junior  in 
Foods  and  Nutrition. 


Fifth  Row:  Haskin,  Floyd  E;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Nuclear  Engi- 
neering. Hassler,  Randy  D;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Zoology. 
Hastings,  Janet  L;  Olathe,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 
Hatch,  Ethel  J;  Lenexa,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics. 


Sixth  Row:  Hatch,  Patricia  A;  McDonald,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Hatfield,  Nancy  K;  Lawrence,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Hattrup,  Robert  D;  Offerle, 
Junior  in  Animal  Husbandry.  Hauber,  Robert  K;  Winfield, 
Junior  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Seventh  Row:  Haun,  Adelia  M;  Jetmore,  Sophomore  in  Mathe- 
matics. Hauptli,  Gary  L;  Glen  Elder,  Junior  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Hauptli,  Linda  S;  Glen  Elder,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Haverkamp,  Donald  C;  Effingham,  Soph- 
more  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Eighth  Row:  Hawkins,  Suzanne  K;  Dexter,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Hawks,  George  W;  Kansas  City, 
Sophomore  in  Chemistry.  Haworth,  Gerald  R;  Wichita,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Hayden,  Lawrence  J;  Plains,  Junior 
in  Economics. 


Bottom  Row:  Haymaker,  James  N;  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Law.  Haynes,  Gerald  E;  Douglass,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Hays,  Larry  W;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
Mathematics.  Hayse,  Linda  L;  Mullinville,  Sophomore  in  Sec- 
ondary Education. 


t.'kt 


490 


Top  Row:  Hayse,  Paul  W;  Mullinville,  Junior  in  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Hazen,  Wilma  M;  Stockton,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Head,  Donald  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Headrick,  Sharon  A;  McDonald,  Freshman 
in  Sociology. 


Second  Row:  Healzer,  John  J;  Ness  City,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Heape,  Michael  L;  Satanta,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Heasty,  Harriet  A;  Manhattan,  Sopho- 
more in  Wildlife  Conservation.  Heath,  Helen  R;  Emporia, 
Junior  in  Music  Education. 


Third  Row:  Heaton,  Thomas  M;  Norton,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Heck,  David  M;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Wild- 
life Conservation.  Heck,  Judy  L;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Heckman,  Bruce  W;  WaKeeney,  02  in  Architecture. 


Fourth  Row;  Hedges,  Nancy  J;  Salina,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Heft,  Robert  G;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Hefty,  Larry  S;  Valley  Falls,  Freshman  in  Agricul- 
tural Economics.  Heglar,  Clark  T;  Salina,  03  in  Architecture, 


Fifth  Row:  Heikes,  Richard  G;  Norton,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Heinen,  Carol  J;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Chem- 
istry. Heinen,  Edward  R;  Valley  Falls,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Heinen,  Gilbert  J;  Huron,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear 
Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Heitman,  Shirley  R;  Linn,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Heitschmidt,  Arthur;  Bushton,  Freshman  in  Agricul- 
ture. Hellebust,  Gary  A;  St.  Marys,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Hellen,  David  T;  Olpe,  Sophomore  in  Civil  Engi- 
neering. 


Seventh  Row:  Heller,  Sygni  D;  Beloit,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Hellwig,  Ronald  D;  Oswego,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Helmer,  Maureen  K;  Lyons,  Freshman  in 
Bacteriology.  Helmke,  Henry  F;  Preston,  Junior  in  Agriculture. 


Eight  Row:  Helton,  Sally  J;  Emporia,  Freshman  in  Sociology. 
Helwig,  Craig  P;  Macksville,  Sophomore  in  Feed  Technology. 
Hemphill,  John  M;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Hemphill,  William  A;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Henderson,  Cheryl  K;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Physi- 
cal Education.  Henderson,  William  L;  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  01  in  Archi- 
tecture. Hendricks,  John  T;  Bird  City,  Freshman  in  Agricul- 
tural Mechanization.  Hendricks,  Michael  A;  Great  Bend,  Soph- 
omore in  General. 


491 


Underclassmen:  Hen-Hil 


Top  Row:  Hendrickson,  Dale  E;  Winfield,  Freshman  in  General. 
Hendrix,  Susan  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Henning,  Dennis  G;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  English. 
Henning,  Wayne  L;  Athol,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Education. 

Second  Row:  Henrichs,  Joseph  S;  Humboldt,  Freshman  in  Math- 
ematics. Henricks,  Dean  E;  Herington,  Junior  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Henrikson,  Duane  M;  Emporia,  Sophomore  in  Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Henrikson,  Marilee  R;  Emporia,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education. 

Third  Row:  Henry,  Dianna  L;  Mission,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Henry,  Elizabeth  J;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Henry,  Eloise  A;  Clay  Center,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Henry,  Harriet  J;  Dodge  City,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Fourth  Roio:  Henry,  Janet  S;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Henry,  Larry  A;  Minneapolis,  Junior  in  History. 
Henry,  Linda  G;  Dodge  City,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Henry,  Pamela  J;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Henshaw,  Elizabeth  A;  Mission,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Hensleigh,  Karen  E;  Kinsley,  Junior  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Hensley,  James  I;  Burrton,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Education.  Herbel,  Stephen  R;  Hugoton,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Herbin,  Janet  K;  Jamestown,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Hergenreter,  Bonnie;  Alma,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Extension.  Herman,  Charles  T;  Talmage,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration.  Herman,  Robert  D;  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man in  Social  Sciences. 


Seventh  Row:  Hermesch,  Ellen  C;  Wetmore,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Hermreck,  Lawrence  A;  Ellsworth,  Sophomore 
in  Psychology.  Herrs,  Ralph  G;  Linn,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Hertlein,  Barbara  A;  Pratt,  Freshman  in  General. 


Eighth  Row:  Herynk,  John  J;  Kincaid,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Hesler,  Toni  G;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Hesler,  Vicki  D;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Hess,  Kathleen;  Topeka,  Freshman 
in  Physical  Sciences. 


Bottom  Row:  Hess,  Larry  G;  Waverly,  Sophomore  in  Agricul- 
tural Engineering.  Hesser,  Rebecca  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Dentistry.  Hesser,  Vicky  J;  Fredonia,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Hett,  Charles  L;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering. 


492 


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Before  Parents'  Day,  a  woman  enters  her  mother  and  father  in  the 
Chimes  drawing  for  honorary  parents.  Chimes  received  700  entries. 

Top  Row:  Heuertz,  Richard  E;  Valley  Falls,  Sophomore  in 
Physical  Education.  Heyne,  Kathryn  E;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  General.  Hibbard,  Larry  P;  Toronto,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Hibbs,  Gary  L;  Chanute,  04  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row:  Hibler,  Elizabeth  S;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Hibler,  Ralph  E;  Atchison,  03  in  Architec- 
ture. Hickman,  Daria  E;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Hicks,  Monte  S;  Burlingame,  Freshman 
in  Agricultural  Education. 


Third  Row:  Hiebert,  Bruce  A;  Erie,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engi- 
neering. Higgins,  Nancy  L;  El  Dorado,  Sophomore  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Higley,  Janet  E;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Higley,  Lynnford  H;  Lawrence,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Hilderbrand,  Gretchen;  Stafford,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Hilderbrand,  Judith;  Mulvane, 
Freshman  in  Technical  Journalism.  Hilgendorf,  Gretchen;  Great 
Bend,  Freshman  in  Technical  Journalism.  Hilgenfeld,  Dennis  L; 
Holton,  02  in  Architecture. 


Bottom  Row:  Hilding,  Sharon  M;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Hill,  Garry  L;  Clarinda,  Iowa,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Hill,  Gerald  W;  Plains,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 
Hill,  Nancy  E;  Atwood,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Education. 


493 


Underclassmen:  Hil-Hop 


Top  Row:  Hill,  William  W;  Council  Grove,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Hiller,  John  T;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Hillman,  James  M;  Essex,  Iowa,  Sophomore  in 
Civil  Engineering.  Hillman,  Richard  B;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Second  Row:  Hiltabidle,  Rita  S;  Brownell,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Hilton,  Douglas  W;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Hincz,  Cynthia  L;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  History. 
Hines,  Michael  J;  Salina,  Junior  in  Pre-Law. 


Third  Row:  Hinkle,  Sondra  S;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Hinnergardt,  Carol  A;  Ransom,  Sophomore  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Hinson,  Newton  C;  Ashland,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Hinz,  Thomas  W;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Physics. 


Fourth  Row:  Hirsch,  Mary  J;  Ellinwood,  Sophomore  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Hirsch,  Neil  F;  Callaway,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Hirsch,  Richard  L;  Roxana,  111.,  04  in 
Architecture.  Hirst,  Ronald  W;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Agri- 
cultural Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Hirt,  Robert  L;  Lucas,  Freshman  in  Industrial  Engi- 
neering. Hitchcock,  Rebecca  R;  Cherryvale,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Hite,  Donald  R;  Stilwell,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Hively,  Charles  W;  Charleston, 
W.  Va.,  04  in  Architecture. 


Sixth  Row:  Hloucal,  Sandra  A;  Baton  Rouge,  La.,  01  in  Archi- 
tecture. Hoag,  Nancy  A;  Pleasanton,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Hoag,  Penny  L;  Pleasanton,  Freshman  in  General. 
Hoagland,  Ronald  D;  Elkhart,  Freshman  in  Civil  Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Hochuli,  Barbara  G;  Holton,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Hodge,  Michael  L;  Seattle,  Wash.,  Fresh- 
man in  Elementary  Education.  Hodges,  Dennis  D;  Lebo,  Junior 
in  Animal  Husbandry.  Hodgson,  David  S;  Little  River,  Fresh- 
man in  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Hodgson,  Diane;  Little  River,  Sophomore  in 
English.  Hodson,  Janis  E;  Burdick,  Freshman  in  Horticulture. 
Hodson,  Lester  L;  Herington,  Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Hoecker,  Janice  E;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Technical 
Journalism. 


Bottom  Row:  Hofer,  J.  Stephen;  Cedar,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Hoff,  Lynda  S;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Hoff,  Mary  A;  Claflin,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Hoffmann,  James  N;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration. 


494 


Top  Row:  Hofmann,  John  W;  Green,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Hofstra,  Jack  R;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in  Zoology. 
Hogan,  Dwelle  A;  Holyrood,  Freshman  in  Bacteriology.  Hogan, 
Michael  M;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 


Second  Row:  Hogue,  Samuel  R;  Gardner,  Junior  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Hohn,  Elizabeth  A;  Marysville,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education.  Holder,  Lana  J;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Art.  Holecek,  John  A;  McPherson,  Fresh- 
man in  English. 


Third  Rozv:  Holecek,  Kathryn  L;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Holeman,  James  R;  Wellington,  Junior  in  Math- 
ematics. Holeman,  Karen  M;  Lenora,  Sophomore  in  Psychology. 
Holland,  Gary  G;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Pre-Dentistry. 


Fourth  Row:  Holliday,  John;  Liberty,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Hollingsworth,  Susie;  Eureka,  Sophomore  in 
Family  and  Child  Development.  Hollis,  Barbara  K;  Silver 
Spring,  Md.,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics.  Hollis,  David  N; 
Wichita,  04  in  Architecture. 


Fifth  Row:  Holloway,  Donna;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Holm,  Connie  L;  White  City,  Junior  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Holmes,  Judith  L;  Freeport,  Grand  Bahama,  Fresh- 
man in  General.  Holsinger,  David  J;  Hesston,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Holt,  Pamela  L;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Holzer,  Dee  A;  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Junior  in 
Art.  Holzhausen,  Richard;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Milling  Tech- 
nology. Honstead,  John  P;  Pierre,  S.D.,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Hoober,  Richard  E;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Hood,  Marquerite  A;  Paola,  Sophomore  in 
Agriculture.  Hooker,  Shari  K;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Hooper,  Keith  W;  Smith  Center,  Junior  in 
Pre-Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Hooper,  Margaret  R;  Hiawatha,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education.  Hoopes,  Linda  L;  Leawood,  Freshman 
in  Family  and  Child  Development.  Hoover,  Carol  L;  Baldwin, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics.  Hoover,  Carolyn  J;  Junction 
City,  Junior  in  Family  and  Child  Development. 


Bottom  Row:  Hoover,  Frank  W;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Hoover,  Teri  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Hoover,  Valerie  B;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Hopkins,  Gary  W;  Independence, 
Sophomore  in  History. 


495 


Underclassmen:  Hop— Hut 


Top  Row:  Hopper,  James  D;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Hopper,  Patricia  S;  Emporia,  Sophomore  in 
Psychology.  Horejsi,  Ronald  G;  Holyrood,  Freshman  in  Wild- 
life Conservation.  Horinka,  Karen  A;  Scotia,  N.Y.,  Freshman 
in  Psychology. 


Second  Row:  Horn,  James  W;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Horn,  Janet  L;  Olathe,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  Horning,  Larry  G;  Almena,  01  in  Architecture. 
Hornung,  Mary  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


Third  Row:  Horsch,  Ardis  E;  Yates  Center,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Horton,  Louella;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Hoss,  Herbert  E;  Hays,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Hossfeld,  Robert  H;  Clay  Center,  Sophomore  in 
Bakery  Management. 


Fourth  Row:  Hostetter,  Dorothy  M;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in 
Biological  Science.  Hotujac,  Sharon  A;  Muncie,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Houdyshell,  Mary  E;  Ellsworth,  Junior 
in  Home  Economics  and  Teaching.  Houdyshell,  Richard; 
Wilson,  Sophomore  in  Agronomy. 


Fifth  Row:  House,  Lorna  E;  Goodland,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Hover,  Donna  J;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics   and    Liberal   Arts.    Howard,    Carolyn    R;  Oakley, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Howard,  Frank. 
W;  Oakley,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Howard,  Pamela  A;  Mission,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Howard,  Robert  J;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Howell,  Ann  J;  Marysville,  Junior  in 
Modern  Languages.  Howell,  Charles  R;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Sophomore  in  General. 


Seventh  Row:  Howell,  Cheryl  N;  Lincoln,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Howell,  Jerry  P;  Oskaloosa,  Freshman  in  Restaurant 
Management.  Howell,  Kay  L;  Marysville,  Freshman  in  Music 
Education.  Howell,  Phyllis  L;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Medical  Technology. 


Eighth  Row:  Howell,  Robert  W;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Hrabe,  Melinda  R;  Kensington,  Freshman  in 
General.  Huddleston,  Robert  E;  Lebo,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Hudgens,  Mary  P;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Psychology. 


Bottom  Row:  Huecker,  Tommy  D;  Salina,  Junior  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Huff,  Sylvia  E;  Winfield,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Huffman,  Daniel  S;  Burdett,  Freshman  in 
Chemical  Engineering.  Hug,  Alan  R;  Holton,  Sophomore  in 
Biological  Science. 


496 


Top  Roiv:  Huggins,  Lloyd  D;  Council  Grove,  Sophomore  in 
Agricultural  Education.  Hughbanks,  Karen  C;  Attica,  Sopho- 
more in  Physical  Education.  Hughes,  Dennis  D;  Lyons,  Sopho- 
more in  Modern  Languages.  Hughes,  James  M;  Overland  Park, 
01  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row:  Hughes,  Kenneth  B;  Lyons,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Hughes,  Lyman  G;  Dallas,  Tex.,  Sophomore  in 
Humanities.  Hughes,  Mary  A;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Hughes,  Sherri  D;  Anthony,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Third  Row:  Hughes,  William  G;  Topeka,  04  in  Architecture. 
Hugo,  Bernard  A;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Business  Admin- 
istration Accounting.  Hull,  Ronald  K;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Hull,  Virginia  A;  Towanda,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing. 


Fourth  Row:  Hulsebusch,  Sharleen;  Chase,  Freshman  in  Med- 
ical Technology.  Hume,  Linda  M;  Manter,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Hummer,  Larry  L;  Chanute,  Sopho- 
more in  Chemical  Engineering.  Hund,  Ann;  Paxico,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Hund,  Bernard  H;  Easton,  Freshman  in  General. 
Hund,  Patricia;  Paxico,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  Teach- 
ing. Hunt,  Judie  K;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 
Hunt,  Richard  M;  Georgetown,  Mass.,  Junior  in  Physics. 


Sixth  Row:  Hunter,  Judith  A;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Philosophy.  Hunter,  Nancy  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Hunziker,  Allan  J;  Selden,  Freshman  in 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Hurley,  Mary  J;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior 
in  Secondary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Hurst,  Charles  W;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Hurt,  Barbara  S;  Drexel,  Mo.,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics.  Hurt,  Martin  C;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Hurt,  Ray  D;  Ellis,  Freshman  in  Wildlife 
Conservation. 


Eighth  Row:  Hurtig,  Victor  C;  Courtland,  Junior  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Huseman,  Cheryl  K;  Scott  City,  Sophomore  in 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Huseman,  Virgil  R; 
Ellsworth,  Sophomore  in  Animal  Husbandry.  Huslig,  Jerome 
E;  Penalosa,  Junior  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Husted,  Stanley  R;  Lawrence,  Sophomore  in  Ento- 
mology. Huston,  Larry  G;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  General. 
Huttie,  Frederick  E;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Hutton,  Mary  S;  Lake  Quivira,  Sophomore  in 
General. 


497 


Underclassmen:  Hya— Jer 


Top  Roiv:  Hyames,  Diana  K;  Dighton,  Junior  in  Technical  Jour- 
nalism. Hyde,  Ann  S;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  Hyde,  Catherine  L;  Augusta,  Sophomore  in  Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Hyde,  Donald  E;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Medicine. 


Second  Row:  Hylton,  Cynthia  L;  Mission,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Hynes,  Thomas  E;  Lake  Swannanoa,  N.J., 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Hysom,  Judith  I;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  General.  Ibbetson,  Richard  A;  Yates  Center,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Ice,  Richard  D;  Lawrence,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Ideker,  Lester  H;  Rozel,  Sophomore  in  Sociology. 
Ihrig,  Billy  D;  Parkville,  Mo.,  Freshman  in  Industrial  Engineer- 
ing. Imhof,  Carol  A;  Brewster,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Imler,  Dan  L;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Ingersoll,  J.  Sue;  Michigan  Valley,  Freshman 
in  Agricultural  Journalism.  Ingraham,  Sharon  K;  Lewis,  Sopho- 
more in  General.  Ingrim,  Charles  N;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Industrial  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Innis,  Leslie  S;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Therapy.  Inskeep,  Joan  R;  Cawker  City,  Sophomore  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Ireland,  Timothy  M;  Muscotah,  Sophomore  in 
Economics.  Isaacson,  Steven  B;  Long  Beach,  N.Y.,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration. 


Sixth  Row:  Isernhagen,  Fred  A;  St.  Francis,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Iverson,  Willard  A;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering  Iyorver,  Joseph  G;  N.  Nigeria,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jaax,  Alan  R;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Jack,  Barbara  G;  Manhattan,  Special.  Jack,  Russell 
P;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Jackson,  Beverly  A;  McCune,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Jackson,  David  D;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Horticulture. 


Eighth  Row:  Jackson,  Gary  L;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Jackson,  Jack  H;  Omaha,  Neb.,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Jackson,  Jeanne  R;  Osage  City,  Junior  in  Modern 
Languages.  Jackson,  Michael  E;  Independence,  Freshman  in 
Nuclear  Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Jackson,  Ruth  A;  Belleville,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Jacob,  Paul  J;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Jacobitz,  Tommy  L;  Stella,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jacobs,  Joy  S;  Towanda,  Sophomore 
in  Medical  Technology. 


498 


Top  Row:  Jacobs,  Judy  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Bacte- 
riology. Jacobson,  Richard  W;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Jahnke,  Samuel  R;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  James,  Janice  E;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Second  Row:  James,  Stephen  L;  Herington,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education.  Jameson,  Donald  L;  Holton,  Freshman  in 
Agronomy.  Jamvold,  Daryll  D;  Everest,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
cultural Engineering.  Janczak,  Martin  E;  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Fresh- 
man in  General. 


Third  Row:  Janke,  Gary  D;  Brownell,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Janousek,  Richard  L;  McPherson,  Fresh- 
man in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Janssen,  Alfred;  Scott  City, 
Junior  in  Agriculture.  Janssen,  Janet  L;  Geneseo,  Junior  in 
Horticulture. 


Fourth  Row:  Jantz,  Lois  A;  Moundridge,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Jantz,  Merle  D;  Moundridge,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Jantzen,  Daniel  E;  Newton,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Janzen,  Darryl  E;  Newton,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Japuntich,  Susan;  DeKalb,  111.,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Jarrett,  James  C;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Law.  Jarrett,  Ronald  D;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Jarville,  Marsha  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Jarvis,  Cheryl  K;  Bethel,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Jarvis,  Roberta  M;  Winfield,  Freshman  in 
Family  and  Child  Development.  Jaske,  James  L;  Holyrood, 
Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engineering.  Jay,  Burl  D;  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man in  Psychology. 


Seventh  Row:  Jeffery,  Kenneth  L;  Horton,  Junior  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Jehlik,  Robert  C;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Jelinek,  Mary  K;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Jellison,  Martha  J;  Wilson,  Sophomore  in 
Music  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Jenkins,  Donald  L;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Jenkins,  Marna  G;  Belvue,  Sopho- 
more in  Elementary  Education.  Jenkins,  Wanda  L;  Kansas  City, 
Sophomore  in  General.  Jensen,  Carol  A;  Lakin,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Jensen,  Donald  P;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Archi- 
tectural Engineering.  Jensen,  Evelyn  L;  Gem,  Sophomore  in 
Psychology.  Jensen,  John  H;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Jernigan,  Douglas  K; 
Council  Grove,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


499 


Underclassmen:  Jer— Jon 


Top  Row:  Jerrit,  Peggy  L;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Jewett,  Dwight  D;  Concordia,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Jilka,  Gerold  D;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law.  Jiran, 
Peter  A;  Clark,  N.J.,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 


Second  Row:  Jobst,  James  N;  Leavenworth,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Johannes,  Patricia  A;  Bethel,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education.  Johansen,  Helen  K;  Chicago,  111.,  Fresh- 
man in  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Johns,  Chris  E; 
Granada  Hills,  Calif.,  Freshman  in  Chemical  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Johnson,  Alvin  D;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Johnson,  Carlene  S;  McPherson,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. Johnson,  Cecil  W;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Johnson,  Charles  R;  Burr  Oak,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Tourth  Row:  Johnson,  Dean  K;  Burrton,  Junior  in  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Johnson,  Delores  J;  Burrton,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Johnson,  Don  A;  Oketo,  Sophomore  in  Agriculture. 
Johnson,  Jeanne  A;  Edgewood  Arsenal,  Md.,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Johnson,  Jill  M;  Clinton,  Wis.,  Freshman  in  General. 
Johnson,  Kelly  D;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Johnson,  Larry  L;  Assaria,  Freshman  in  Chemistry.  John- 
son, Leland  K;  Clay  Center,  Sophomore  in  Technical  Journalism. 


Sixth  Row:  Johnson,  Leland  R;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
Psychology.  Johnson,  Linda  J;  Wamego,  Freshman  in  Music 
Education.  Johnson,  Linnetta  A;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in 
Music  Education.  Johnson,  Lynda  L;  Pratt,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration. 


Seventh  Row:  Johnson,  Lynn  R;  Oberlin,  Sophomore  in  Mathe- 
matics. Johnson,  Patrick  A;  Erie,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Johnson,  Phyllis  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Johnson,  Raymond  W;  Hutchinson, 
Freshman  in  Political  Science. 


Eighth  Row:  Johnson,  Roger  B;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Johnson,  Rosslyn  A;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Johnson,  Sharon  L;  Junction  City,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Johnson,  Sherrill  J;  McPherson,  Junior 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Bottom  Row:  Johnson,  Sylvia  M;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Johnson,  W.  Roger;  Salina,  Junior  in  Feed 
Technology.  Johnson,  Winifred  L;  Concordia,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Johnston,  Franklin  E,  Wakefield,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering. 


500 


Top  Row:  Johnston,  Gary  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Industrial  Engineering.  Johnston,  George  H;  Hutchinson, 
Junior  in  Pre-Law.  Johnston,  Karen  E;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in 
English.  Johnston,  Larry  D;  El  Dorado,  02  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row:  Johnston,  Martha  J;  Holyrood,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Johnston,  Rebecca  L;  Leawood,  Freshman  in 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Johnston,  Roland  W; 
Stockton,  01  in  Architecture.  Jones,  Barbara  J;  Frankfort,  Soph- 
omore in  General. 


Third  Row:  Jones,  Carolyn  A;  Holcomb,  Sophomore  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Jones,  Charles  T;  Cottonwood  Falls,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jones,  Claudia  J;  Colby,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics.  Jones,  Darrel  D;  Mulvane,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Tourth  Row:  Jones,  Diane  L;  Reading,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Jones,  James  H;  Junction  City,  Freshman 
in  Civil  Engineering.  Jones,  James  R;  Omaha,  Neb.,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jones,  Judith  L;  Pratt,  Sophomore 
in  Sociology. 


Bottom  Row:  Jones,  Larry  E;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Jones,  Leila  F;  Plainville,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 
Jones,  Loretta  A;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Psychology. 
Jones,  Mary  J;  Bendena,  Freshman  in  Business  Administration. 


Workers  complete  final  touches  to  welcome  engineering  and  archi- 
tecture alumni  to  an  open  house  in  Seaton  Hall  during  Homecoming. 


Underclassmen:  Jon-—  Kes 


Top  Row:  Jones,  Michael  E;  Riley,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Jones,  Nicholas  M;  Augusta,  01  in  Architecture. 
Jones,  Patricia  L;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  General.  Jones,  Robert 

G;  McPherson,  03  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row:  Jordan,  James  S;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Jordan,  Ronald  E;  Beloit,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jordan,  Sheryl  K;  Beloit,  Junior  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Jorgensen,  Sharla  J;  Marysville, 
Freshman  in  Art. 


Third  Row:  Jubelt,  Burk;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Chemistry. 
Judd,  Robert  E;  Cottonwood  Falls,  Sophomore  in  Wildlife 
Conservation.  Jury,  Dennis  G;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Juvenal,  Patricia  L;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Psychology. 


Fourth  Row:  Kaelson,  Janet  I;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Kaiser,  Donald  W;  Bison,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Engineering.  Kaiser,  Douglas  L;  Otis,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. Kalb,  Helene  J;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Medical  Technology. 


Fifth  Row:  Kalbach,  Lela  F;  Leoti,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Kallenbach,  Kenneth;  Valley  Center,  04  in  Architecture. 
Kallenbach,  Marvin  D;  Valley  Center,  Freshman  in  General. 
Kammerer,  Joan  K;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration. 


Sixth  Rozv:  Kampschroeder,  Larry;  Lawrence,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Kannard,  Janet  L;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Kaplan,  Robert  M; 
Baltimore,  Md.,  01  in  Architecture.  Karl,  Catherine  L;  Kansas 
City,  Junior  in  Family  and  Child  Development. 


Seventh  Row:  Karl,  Lyla  M;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Karr,  Erma  J;  Emporia,  Junior  in  Modern  Languages. 
Kaster,  Kay;  Cunningham,  Freshman  in  Biological  Science. 
Kastle,  Shirley  M;  Cedar,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Kater,  Larry  E;  Newton,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Kaufman,  Seth;  Bronx,  N.Y.,  Junior  in  Government. 
Kaufman,  Sue  J;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 
Kaufman,  Toni  M;  Hutchinson,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Kaul,  Linda  L;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Therapy.  Kaump,  Mary  K;  Riley,  Junior  in  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Kazrnaier,  Jerry  D;  Eudora,  Sophomore  in  Geology.  Kear- 
ney, Robert  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Business  Administration. 


502 


Top  Row:  Keating,  William  R;  Marysville,  Junior  in  Mathe- 
matics. Keating,  Donald  J;  Liberal,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Engineering.  Keeler,  Melford  R;  Assaria,  Sophomore  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Keenan,  Edith  A;  Ottawa,  Sophomore  in  Elemen- 
tary Education. 


Second  Row:  Kegley,  John  R;  Wichita,  01  in  Architecture. 
Keigley,  Robert  B;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law.  Keister, 
Sandra  L;  Shawnee,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education. 
Keith,  Max  S;  Morland,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Keller,  John  F;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Milling  Technology. 
Kelley,  Jean  A;  Centralia,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Kelley,  Kenneth  W;  Columbus,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
culture. Kellogg,  Myron  C;  Jamestown,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Economics. 


Fourth  Row:  Kelly,  Douglas  D;  Great  Bend,  01  in  Architecture. 
Kelly,  Frances  M;  Munden,  Freshman  in  Medical  Technology. 
Kelly,  Michael  M;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Kelly,  Morgan  R;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Law. 


Fifth  Row:  Kelly,  Robert  W;  McPherson,  Freshman  in  General. 
Kelpe,  Don  E;  Leawood,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Kelsey,  Gaylord  D;  Silver  Lake,  Sophomore  in  Agriculture. 
Kempke,  Diane  S;  Ellsworth,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Kendall,  Carolyn  S;  Herington,  Freshman  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Kendall,  James  M;  Herington,  Junior  in 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Kendall,  Lawrence  M;  Council  Grove,  01 
in  Architecture.  Kennedy,  Susan  L;  Newton,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Extension. 


Seventh  Row:  Kepley,  Janice  D;  Ulysses,  Sophomore  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Kepley,  Kenneth  D;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Kern,  Larry  G;  Salina,  Junior  in  Agri- 
cultural Economics.  Kerns,  Robert  L;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Kerr,  Marcia  L;  Wellington,  Sophomore  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Kersbergen,  David  N;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Kershaw,  David  W;  Manhattan, 
Freshman  in  General.  Kershner,  Robert  N;  Rush  Center,  Junior 
in  Feed  Technology. 


Bottom  Row:  Kersten,  Sharon  J;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Kersting,  Eugenia  D;  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Kessinger,  Linda  K; 
Bendena,  Junior  in  English.  Kessler,  Ronda  J;  Kensington, 
Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


503 


Underclassmen:  Ket— Koh 


Top  Row:  Kettelhut,  Larry  L;  Alliance,  Neb.,  Freshman  in 
Bacteriology.  Keucher,  Louise  S;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  General. 
Kevan,  Barbara  A;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Physical  Ther- 
apy. Keys,  Ronald  E;  Council  Grove,  Sophomore  in  Entomology. 

Second  Row.  Khan,  Maher  H;  Pakistan,  Sophomore  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Kiener,  Leatrice  A;  Glen  Elder,  Junior  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Kiewit,  Kathleen  K;  Independence,  Sopho- 
more in  Business  Administration.  Kildow,  Gary  L;  Wichita, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration  and  Accounting. 

Third  Row:  Killebrew,  Lewis  G;  Neodesha,  Junior  in  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Kilroy,  Thomas  G;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Kimball,  Kay  M;  Scott  City,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration.  Kimble,  Jane  H;  Burlingame, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Fourtit  Row:  Kimmi,  Anthony  L;  Leonardville,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Kinch,  Barbara  J;  Nickerson,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  King,  Linda  D;  Olathe,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  King,  Suzanne  M;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics. 


Fifth  Row:  Kingman,  Daniel  A;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Archi- 
tectural Engineering.  Kingman,  Michael  F;  Wichita,  Sophomore 
in  Chemical  Engineering.  Kinsey,Jean  A;  Dallas,  Tex.,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Kinsey,  Lawrence  D;  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Kinsey,  Terrel  E;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Art. 
Kinzer,  Howard  A;  Charleston,  W.Va.,  Sophomore  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Kirchhoff,  Henry  C;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Bakery  Management.  Kirk,  Linda  A;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore 
in  Elementary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Kirkwood,  Robert  D;  Garfield,  Sophomore  in 
Agriculture.  Kissinger,  Don  F;  Mankato,  Sophomore  in  Political 
Science.  Kitch,  Judith  L;  Winfield,  Freshman  in  Home  Econom- 
ics. Kitchen,  Brent  A;  Maple  Hill,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry. 


Eighth  Row:  Kitchen,  Douglas  O;  Maple  Hill,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Kitchener,  Harry  L;  Oakhill,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Education.  Kitzke,  Henry  J;  Densmore,  Freshman  in  Pre-Dental. 
Klag,  Nancy  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Home  Economics. 


Bottom  Row:  Klassen,  William  R;  Hillsboro,  Sophomore  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Klawiter,  Warren  D;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Junior  in 
Physical  Education.  Klein,  Carmen  R;  Green,  Freshman  in  Feed 
Technology.  Klein,  John  C;  Leavenworth,  Sophomore  in 
Bakery  Management. 


504 


Top  Row:  Klein,  Kathleen  K;  Marion,  Junior  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Klema,  Susan  P;  Wilson,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Klenda,  Deanna  K;  Marion,  Junior  in  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Klenda,  Patrick  F;  Marion,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration. 


Second  Row:  Klenke,  Donald  V;  Spearville,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Klick,  Gail  A;  Toronto,  Sophomore  in 
Mathematics.  Kliem,  Lewis  W;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Psychology. 
Kliewer,  Bruce  D;  Galva,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


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Third  Row:  Kline,  David  C;  Elmdale,  Freshman  in  Industrial 
Engineering.  Kline,  Philip  K;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Political  Science.  Klostermeier,  Mary  E;  Topeka,  Junior  in 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Klotz,  Jack  R;  Emporia, 
Sophomore  in  Animal  Husbandry. 


Fourth  Row:  Klover,  Jane  D;  Solomon,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Knapp,  Kenneth  D;  Rockford, 
Mich.,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Knewtson,  Richard  D; 
Altamont,  Freshman  in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Knight,  David  D; 

Stockton,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Fifth  Roiv:  Knight,  Diana  S;  Ottawa,  Junior  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Knight,  Marcus  L;  Smith  Center,  Junior  in  Music 
Education.  Knoch,  James  P;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Knoell,  Donna  L;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Sixth  Row:  Knop,  Douglas  B;  Isabel,  01  in  Architecture.  Knopp, 
Vincent  F;  Selden,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Knud- 
son,  Kenneth  D;  Gem,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Koch, 
Loren  H;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in  Mathematics. 


Seventh  Row:  Koch,  Marcia  J;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Art. 
Koci,  Lois  L;  LaCrosse,  Junior  in  English.  Kodama,  Thomas  T; 
Hawaii,  Junior  in  Landscape  Architecture.  Koelliker,  James  K; 

White  Cloud,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Koenig,  Joan  E;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Koenig,  Kenneth  K;  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Freshman  in 
Dairy  Manufacturing.  Koepke,  Margaret  A;  Herington,  Junior 
in  Modern  Languages.  Koester,  Norman  W;  Hoisington,  Fresh- 
man in  Agronomy. 


Bottom  Row:  Koger,  Virginia  K;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Kohl,  Larry  E;  Maize,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Kohl,  Lois  A;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Extension.  Kohler,  James  Q;  Prairie  Village, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration. 


505 


Underclassmen:  Koh— Lam 


Top  Row.  Kohlmeyer,  Patricia;  Marysville,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Kohls,  Eric  W;  Herington,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Kolars,  David  C;  Haddam,  Sophomore  in 
Geology.  Kongs,  Thomas  F;  Marysville,  02  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row:  Konitz,  Jack  H;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Koons,  Mary  J;  Shirley,  111.,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  and  Extension.  Kopp,  Jerald  A;  Fairview, 
Junior  in  Dairy  Manufacturing.  Kosse,  Ronald  A;  Manhattan, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 


Third  Row.  Koster,  Kathleen  A;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Kovar,  Eugene  W;  Rossville,  Junior  in  Bio- 
chemistry. Kraff,  Sharon  R;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Kraff,  Wallace  E;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Veterinary 
Medicine. 


Fourth  Row.  Kramer,  Anne  M;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Kratz,  Daniel  S;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Kratzer,  Gary  G;  Geneseo,  Fresh- 
man in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Kraus,  Karen  S; 
Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  General. 


Fifth  Row.  Krause,  Vernon  E;  Plainview,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Krauter,  Kenneth  M;  Hutchinson, 
Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Kraybill,  Richard  B; 
Abilene,  02  in  Architecture.  Krehbiel,  Carla  A;  Wichita,  Junior 
in  Technical  Journalism. 


Sixth  Row.  Krehbiel,  Constance;  McPherson,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Krepinevich,  Daniel  C;  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  01  in  Architecture. 
Krider,  John  A;  Manhattan,  02  in  Architecture.  Krob,  Johnny  R; 

Cuba,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education. 


Seventh  Row.  Kroenlein,  John  W;  Lincoln,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Kronberg,  Paul  M;  Appleton,  Wis.,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Kroutil,  Karen  A;  Marquette,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Kruckenberg,  Kathleen;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Eighth  Row.  Krueger,  Barbara  A;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Krueger,  David  A;  Pratt,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Krug,  Richard  D;  Russell,  Freshman 
in  Feed  Technology.  Kruse,  Michael  B;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Ksiazek,  Thomas  G;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Kubat,  Jacqueline;  Arkansas  City, 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Kubert,  Lawrence  J; 
Lincoln,  Neb.,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education.  Kuchenthal, 
George  W;  Bonner  Springs,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Education. 


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Top  Koif :  Kuczynski,  Leslie  W;  Narka,  Sophomore  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Kugler,  Charles  D;  Abiline,  Junior  in  Political 
Science.  Kuhlman,  Larry  K;  Linn,  Junior  in  Pre-Dental.  Kuhl- 
man,  Royce  D;  Bird  City,  Freshman  in  Business  Administra- 
tion Accounting. 


Second  Row:  Kuhn,  Carolyn  S;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Kuhn,  Charles  W;  Hope,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Kuhn,  Cheryl  K;  Hope,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Kuhn,  Dennis  R;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Kuhn,  Marilyn  R;  Bonner  Springs,  Junior  in  Music 
Education;  Kuhn,  Robert  J;  Ellis,  Freshman  in  Business  Admin- 
istration. Kuhn,  William  R;  Gypsum,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Kuiken,  Cheryl  M;  Mankato,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Kumamoto,  Clifford  T;  Honolulu,  Hawaii,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Kummer,  Judy  K;  Chapman, 
Freshman  in  Secondary  Education.  Kuns,  Shari  K;  Logansport, 
Ind.,  Freshman  in  Music  Education.  Kuntz,  Charles  R;  Harvey  - 
ville,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Kunz,  Kristina  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education.  Kurth,  Walter  W;  Offerle,  Sophomore  in 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Kwok,  Wing  K;  Hong  Kong,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Lacen,  Georgia  S;  Baxter  Springs,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics. 


Sixth  Row:  Lackey,  John  L;  Penalosa,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Ladenburger,  Sharon;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
General.  Lafferty,  Marilyn  L;  Osage  City,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Lafollette,  Dalene;  Wamego,  Sophomore 
in  General. 


Seventh  Row:  Lahaie,  Sherman  L;  Lewiston,  Maine,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Lahr,  Patricia  A;  Abilene,  Freshman 
in  Modern  Languages.  Lake,  John  E;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior 
in  Mathematics.  Lala,  Wilbur  L;  Kirwin,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Lambert,  Emmajean;  Leoti,  Sophomore  in  Social 
Sciences.  Lamborn,  Judith  E;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Education.  Lamborn,  Linda  L;  Leavenworth,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education.  Lambright,  Linda  R;  Leawood, 
Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Lamkin,  Linda  L;  Wellington,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Lammers,  Cynthia;  Leawood,  Junior 
in  Humanities.  Lamone,  Michael  G;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Lamp,  Marita  M;  Goddard,  Freshman 
in  General. 


507 


Underclassmen:  Lam— Lay 


Top  Row:  Lampe,  Patti  J;  Hanover,  Freshman  in  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Nursing.  Lampert,  Robert  L;  Beloit,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Lamprecht,  Sharon  K;  Ellinwood,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education.  Lancaster,  Jean  A;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Education. 

Second  Row:  Land,  Orlan  R;  Severy,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Landgren,  Larry  L;  Lindsborg,  Sophomore  in  Mathe- 
matics. Landon,  Daniel  J;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Landreth,  Marlynn  R;  Haysville,  Freshman  in  Medical 
Technology. 

Third  Row:  Lane,  David  T;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Lane,  James  H;  Olathe,  Freshman  in  Wildlife  Con- 
servation. Lane,  Linda  F;  Bucklin,  Sophomore  in  Medical 
Technology.  Lang,  Carolyn  R;  Green,  Freshman  in  General. 

Fourth  Row:  Lang,  Jeanette  E;  Norton,  Junior  in  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Lange,  Linda  L;  Bonner  Springs,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Lange,  Margaret  J;  Linn,  Sophomore  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Lange,  Marilyn  E;  Conway  Springs,  Sophomore  in 
Medical  Technology. 


Fifth  Row:  Lange,  Phillip  D;  Linn,  Junior  in  Economics.  Lang- 
ford,  David  J;  Tempe,  Ariz.,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Langner,  Gary  A;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Mathematics. 
Lank,  Claudette  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Medical  Technology. 


Sixth  Row:  Lankas,  Daniel  J;  Atwood,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Lanman,  Arley  D;  Colorado  Springs,  Col.,  01  in 
Architecture.  Lansden,  John  A;  Enterprise,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Lantis,  Linda  M;  Kingman,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Larson,  Beverly  J;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  Family 
and  Child  Development.  Larson,  Gene  D;  Peabody,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Medicine.  Larson,  Jerry  G;  Brownell,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Larson,  John  P;  Marquette,  Freshman 
in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Larson,  Lovene  S;  Enterprise,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Larson,  Merle  D;  Lindsborg,  01  in  Archi- 
tecture. Larson,  Steven  A;  Smolan,  Freshman  in  Dairy  Science. 
Larson,  Steve  E;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Pre-Law. 


Bottom  Row:  Lashmett,  Mary  G;  Winchester,  111.,  Junior  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Latham,  James  D;  Shawnee  Mission,  Fresh- 
man in  Wildlife  Conservation.  Latham,  Janet  M;  Wetmore, 
Freshman  in  Elementary  Education.  Lathrop,  Ardith  J;  Con- 
cordia, Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 


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in  overflowing  crowds  like  these  for  games  at  Ahearn  Field  House. 

Top  Row:  Lathrop,  Kenneth  L;  Albuquerque,  N.M.,  Sophomore 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Latschar,  Carol  D;  Camden,  S.C., 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics.  Latta,  Robert  L;  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more in  Political  Science.  Latta,  Stephen  C;  Horton,  Junior  in 
History. 


Second  Row:  Laughlin,  Norman  C;  Solomon,  Freshman  in 
General.  Laurie,  Lynne;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Lauritzen,  Arthur  D;  Hardy,  Neb.,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  Lavender,  Sara  A;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Third  Row:  Laverentz,  Carol  A;  Bendena,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing;  Leverentz,  Gene  W;  Bendena,  Sopho- 
more in  Animal  Husbandry.  Lawhon,  Mary  B;  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics.  Lawless,  Charlotte  A;  Belle  Plaine, 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Fourth  Row:  Lawless,  Eldon  D;  Belle  Plaine,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
cultural Education.  Lawless,  Helen  E;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Lawrence,  Susan  K;  Great  Bend,  Fresh 
man  in  Elementary  Education.  Lawrence,  Thomas  J;  Wichita, 
04  in  Architecture. 


Bottom  Row:  Lawrence,  William  V;  Scott  City,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Lawson,  Robert  E; 
Milford,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration.  Laxer,  Marc  A; 
New  York,  N.Y.,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Layton, 
Jean  A;  Ulysses,  Freshman  in  Speech. 


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509 


Underclassmen:  Lee— Loc 


Top  Row:  Lechner,  Fred  P;  Harper,  01  in  Architecture.  Lee, 
Dennis  D;  Burlingame,  Sophomore  in  Civil  Engineering.  Lee, 
Dennis  J;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration.  Lee, 
Duane  R;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Business  Administration. 


Second  Row:  Lee,  Gary  B;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Lee,  James  R;  Downs,  Freshman  in  Industrial 
Engineering.  Lee,  Marilyn  S;  Dwight,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Lee,  Nancy  K;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education. 


Third  Row:  Lee,  Vicki;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion; Leece,  Gwen  I;  Webber,  Junior  in  Clothing  Retailing. 
Lefmann,  Gerald  L;  Eudora,  Junior  in  Agronomy.  Lefton,  John 

M;  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Lehman,  Rebecca  S;  Newton,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Lehman,  Robert  E;  Towanda,  03  in  Architecture. 
Leister,  Karen  A;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  General.  Lembright, 
Pamela  J;  Dodge  City,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing. 


Fifth  Row:  Leming,  Margaret  J;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Lemon,  Carolyn  S;  Viola,  Freshman  in  Music  Educa- 
tion. Lemon,  Elaine  F;  Lenora,  Junior  in  Psychology.  Lemon, 
Lonnie  L;  Phillipsburg,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Sixth  Row:  Lemon,  Marcia  A;  Bethel,  Junior  in  Sociology. 
Lenhert,  Larry  M;  Navarre,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Leonard,  Jerry  B;  Arkansas  City,  Junior  in  Wildlife  Conserva- 
tion. Lessenden,  Michael  H;  Abilene,  04  in  Architecture. 


Seventh  Row:  Letourneon,  Arlene  J;  Aurora,  Special  in  Home 
Economics.  Leuthold,  Dixie  C;  Circleville,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Leuthold,  Steven  L;  Circleville,  03 
in  Architecture.  Levett,  David  J;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Lewerenz,  Gloria  L;  Lincolnville,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Lewis,  Ardis  A;  Manhattan,  Junior  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Lewis,  George  A;  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  Freshman 
in  General.  Lewis,  Jack  V;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  Speech. 


Botiom  Row:  Lewis,  Jerre  L;  Burr  Oak,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Education.  Lewis,  Lois  K;  Rago,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Lewis,  Sharon  K;  Concordia,  Junior  in  Sociology. 
Lewis,  Stanley  B;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  General. 


510 


Top  Row:  Lichtenberger,  Michael;  Newton,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
cultural Education.  Liebenau,  Rose  M;  Stockton,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Light,  Donald  R;  Lacygne,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Light,  Phillip  C;  Liberal,  Junior  in  Animal  Husbandry. 


Second  Roiv:  Lightner,  David  K;  Garden  City,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Ligon,  Thomas  H;  Columbus,  Junior  in  Mathe- 
matics. Lilak,  Rita  K;  Wilson,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Limbocker,  Robert  C;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration. 


Third  Row:  Limes,  Alma  A;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Limes,  Ann  R;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Chem- 
istry. Linck,  Karen  B;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 
Lindenbaum,  Stephen;  Salina,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 


Fourth  Row:  Linder,  Herbert  M;  Rariton,  N.J.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Lindgren,  Sandra  K;  Manhattan, 
Freshman  in  General.  Lindley,  Eileen  F;  Hill  City,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Lindsay,  Evelyn  E;  Salina,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics. 


Fifth  Row:  Linin,  Dale  E;  Bird  City,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Linn,  Michael  W;  Monterey,  Calif.,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration.  Lintecum,  Sandra  K;  Mayfield,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education.  Lipper,  Mary  K;  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Sixth  Row:  Lippoldt,  Robert  L;  Kinsley,  Junior  in  Physical 
Education.  Litfin,  Richard  A;  Scotia,  N.Y.,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Little,  Martin  L;  Douglass,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Little,  Susanne  F;  Overland  Park,  Fresh- 
man in  Landscape  Architecture. 


Seventh  Row:  Littlejohn,  Janice  K;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in 
Art;  Litton,  Dale  G;  Nickerson,  Sophomore  in  Art.  Littrell, 
John  M;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Lively, 
Dwight  E;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Chemistry. 


Eighth  Row:  Livengood,  Steven  R;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Livingston,  Phillip  A;  Yonkers,  N.Y.,  Junior  in 
Geography.  Lloyd,  Cheryl  L;  Green,  Junior  in  Clothing  Retail- 
ing. Loar,  Donald  R;  Mapleton,  Junior  in  Geography. 


Bottom  Row:  Locher,  Roger  C;  Sabetha,  Freshman  in  Feed 
Technology-  Locke,  Ted  R;  Loveland,  Colo.,  03  in  Architecture. 
Lockett,  Karen  J;  Winfield,  Freshman  in  Medical  Technology. 
Lockhart,  Charles  B;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting. 


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511 


Underclassmen:  Loc-Mai 


Top  Row:  Lockhart,  Nancy  J;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Loebeck,  Barbara  P;  Bartlesville,  Okla.,  Junior  in 
Physical  Education.  Loeppke,  Wilda  L;  Kendall,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  with  Radio  and  Television.  Loetel,  Diana  K;  Over- 
land Park,  Freshman  in  Mathematics. 


Second  Row:  Logan,  Dennis  L;  Lakin,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration Accounting.  Logbeck,  James  C;  McPherson,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Lohmann,  Vernon  E;  Lincoln,  Junior 
in  Agricultural  Education.  Lonergan,  Martha  J;  Leavenworth, 
Sophomore  in  Modern  Languages. 


Third  Row:  Long,  Hollace  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Medical 
Technology.  Long,  John  P;  Lebanon,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Long,  Lois  M;  Hope,  Sophomore  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Long,  Pamela  C;  Cherryvale,  Fresh- 
man in  General. 


Fourth  Row:  Long,  Rebecca  I;  Garnett,  Freshman  in  Applied 
Music.  Longabach,  Jean  A;  Berryton,  Freshman  in  General. 
Longberg,  Leslie  C;  Belleville,  Freshman  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Loomis,  Jim  E;  Marion,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration. 


Fifth  Row:  Looney,  Paulette  M;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Foods 
and  Nutrition.  Loop,  John  D;  Concordia,  Sophomore  in  Physics. 
Lorch,  Richard  I;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Business  Admin- 
istration. Lorentz,  Floyd  T;  Wellington,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture. 


Sixth  Row:  Lorenz,  William  D;  Plainview,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Loriaux,  Peter  G;  Kansas  City,  Fresh- 
man in  General.  Louderback,  Forrest  E;  Elkton,  Va.,  Sophomore 
in  Milling  Technology.  Louderback,  John  L;  Hemet,  Calif., 
Sophomore  in  Humanities. 


Seventh  Row:  Loughmiller,  Jean  A;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Louk,  Phyllis  M;  Garnett,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Education.  Lowe,  Elaine  V;  Mahaska,  Freshman  in 
Medical  Technology.  Lowe,  Mary  A;  Fort  Worth,  Tex.,  Junior 
in  English. 


Eighth  Row:  Lower,  Guy  W;  Sublette,  Sophomore  in  Agricul- 
tural Economics.  Lowrey,  Fred  E;  Larned,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Lowther,  Marcia  L;  Lawrence,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Loy,  Barbara  K;  Valley 
Falls,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Bottom  Row:  Loyd,  Georgia  G;  Denver,  Colo.,  Freshman  in 
Humanities.  Luce,  Margaret  J;  Atchison,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Luckeroth,  Patricia;  Marysville,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  Ludden,  Linda  L;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Art. 


512 


Top  Row:  Ludes,  Laura  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Physical  Therapy. 
Ludwig,  John  P;  Montvale,  N.J.,  Freshman  in  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Luker,  Anna  M;  Kensington,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Lukins,  Nancy  C;  Glen  Ellyn,  111.,  Junior 
in  Psychology. 


Second  Row:  Lundgren,  Joan  A;  Osage  City,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Lundquist,  J.  A;  Gypsum,  Sophomore  in 
Civil  Engineering.  Lundquist,  Ronald  C;  Lindsborg,  Sopho- 
more in  Agriculture.  Lunsford,  Ronnie;  Ashland,  Sophomore 
in  Feed  Technology. 


Third  Row:  Lutz,  Karen  M;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Lybarger,  Judith  K;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Sophomore  in  Medical  Technology.  Lybarger,  Larry  L;  Elk- 
hart, Freshman  in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Lyberger,  Ronald 
D;  Coffeyville,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Lyddane,  Earl  W;  Admire,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Economics.  Lydick,  Sally  J;  Hamlin,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Lyman,  Jon  W;  Medicine  Lodge, 
Freshman  in  History.  Lynch,  Franklin  E;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Civil  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Lynn,  Gary  D;  Herrin,  111.,  02  in  Architecture.  Lyon, 
Jeffrey  L;  Greensburg,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Lyttle,  Jane  R;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics. 
Mass,  Robert  R;  Council  Grove,  Junior  in  Nuclear  Engineering. 


Sixth  Rozo:  Mabry,  Marjorie  I;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  MacArthur,  Robert  A;  Topeka,  Freshman 
in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Machin,  Marjorie  L;  Russell,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics.  Mack,  Jeanette  K;  Linn,  Freshman  in 
Modern  Languages. 


Seventh  Row:  Mack,  Terry  L;  Bloomington,  111.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  MacKenzie,  Marian  F;  Shawnee  Mis- 
sion, Freshman  in  Elementary  Education.  MacKirdy,  Wayne  H; 
Pomona,  Calif.,  Junior  in  Pre-Law.  Macy,  Ted  L;  Longford, 
Junior  in  Pre-Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Madden,  James  R;  Liberal,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Madden,  Sharon  K;  Carbondale,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  and  Extension.  Maddy,  Stephen  L;  Abi- 
lene, Sophomore  in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Mader,  James  W; 

Jennings,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Journalism. 


Bottom  Row:  Magby,  Kay  A;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Maggart,  Lon  E;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Law.  Magill,  Stephen  H;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  Biological 
Science.  Mai,  Harold  E;  Garden  City,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Education. 


513 


Underclassmen:  Mai-Mat 


Top  Row:  Mai,  Robert  W;  Russell,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Maichel,  Farrell  D;  Overbrook,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Maichel,  George  W;  Overbrook,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Maichel,  Sally  J;  Overbrook,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Second  Row:  Maier,  Gary  E;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  01  in  Architecture. 
Mailen,  Gary  A;  Clay  Center,  Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering; Makalous,  Nancy  J;  Belleville,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Makalous,  Verlene  J;  Cuba,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Third  Row:  Mall,  Sandra  S;  Kingman,  Freshman  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Malloy,  Joseph  J;  Trenton,  N.J.,  04  in  Architecture. 
Malson,  Ken  R;  Chanute,  Freshman  in  Business  Administra- 
tion. Mangan,  Terence  W;  Omaha,  Neb.,  Junior  in  General. 


Fourth  Row:  Mangum,  Elizabeth  I;  Ottawa,  Freshman  in 
General.  Maninger,  Lyle  F;  Anthony,  03  in  Architecture.  Man- 
love,  Marvin  D;  Wichita,  03  in  Architecture.  Mann,  Gary  P; 

Waterville,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Medicine. 


Fifth  Row:  Mann,  H.  Stewart;  Newton,  01  in  Architecture. 
Mann,  James  I;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Mann,  John  C;  Fredonia,  03  in  Architecture.  Mann,  Linda  R; 
Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Clothing  Retailing. 


Sixth  Row:  Mann,  Mary  F;  Dodge  City,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Manning,  Lawrence  M;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Manning,  Sammye  S;  Norton,  Sophomore  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Mansholt,  Virginia  L;  Lebanon,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Seventh  Row:  Manuel,  Maureen  K;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Manweiler,  Steven  R;  Hoisington,  Junior 
in  Architectural  Engineering.  Mapes,  Janet  K;  Netawaka,  Soph- 
omore in  Home  Economics  and  Extension.  Marcotte,  Robert  P; 
Salina,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration. 


Eighth  Row:  Marker,  Jack  H;  Blue  Springs,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Marker,  James  N;  Yates  Center,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education.  Markley,  Barbara  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Marlatt,  Susan  L;  Atchi- 
son, Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Marmet,  Kent  L;  Sabetha,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Marolf,  Judith  A;  Bellevue,  Neb.,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Marquis,  Dennis  W;  Tonganoxie,  Sophomore  in 
Wildlife  Conservation.  Marr,  Gary  D;  Webber,  Junior  in  Vet- 
erinary Medicine. 


514 


Top  Row:  Marrs,  Robert  L;  Howard,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Marschel,  Frederick;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Marsh,  Carol  L;  Prairie  Village,  Junior  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Marsh,  James  T;  Sun  City,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Second  Row:  Marsh,  Ross  C;  Los  Angeles,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Marshall,  Janet  D;  Ft.  Scott,  Sophomore  in 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Marshall,  Merilyn  J; 
Manhattan,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Marshall, 
Thomas  E;  Minneola,  Freshman  in  General. 


Third  Row:  Marten,  Albert  G;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in  Tech- 
nical Journalism.  Marten,  Ruth  E;  Onaga,  Freshman  in  General. 
Marteney,  Jacqueline;  Buhler,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Martin,  Ann;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting. 


Fourth  Row:  Martin,  Carol  A;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Therapy.  Martin,  David  A;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Martin,  Larry  R;  Matfield  Green,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Martin,  Lee  A;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Martin,  Max  T;  Clay  Center,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Martin,  Michael  P;  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration.  Martin,  Stephen  L;  Belleville, 
Freshman  in  General.  Martindale,  Donna  L;  Burlington, 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Sixth  Row:  Martindale,  Susan  J;  Onaga,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Education.  Marx,  Robert  J;  Omaha,  Neb.,  02  in  Architecture. 
Mason,  Stella  K;  Morrowville,  Junior  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Mason,  Virginia  P;  Salina,  Junior  in  Speech. 


Seventh  Row:  Massey,  Larry  B;  St.  John,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Massieon,  Richard  J;  Wamego,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Law.  Massingill,  Kenneth;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Masters,  Daniel  W;  Kansas  City,  01  in 
Architecture. 


Eighth  Row:  Mathews,  Philip  V;  Lyons,  Junior  in  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Mathews,  Robert  J;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Mathias,  Albert  R;  Burlington,  Junior  in 
Wildlife  Conservation.  Mathias,  Carolyn  J;  Leroy,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  Mathias,  Kenneth  E;  McCook,  Neb.,  Sophomore 
in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Matson,  Eileen  M;  Clifton,  Junior 
in  Secondary  Education.  Matthews,  Edward  S; Eldorado,  Fresh- 
man in  Chemical  Engineering.  Matthews,  Jacqueline;  Clear- 
water, Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


515 


Underclassmen:  Mat— McD 


Top  Row:  Matthews,  Robert  R;  Cedar  Vale,  Freshman  in  Tech- 
nical Journalism.  Mattox,  Fredrick  L;  Piper,  Sophomore  in 
Civil  Engineering.  Mattox,  Louise  M;  Piper,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Mau,  Mary  S;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Second  Row:  Mauck,  William  D;  Goddard,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Mauderly,  Joe  L;  Strong  City,  Sophomore  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Mauk,  John  V;  Douglass,  Freshman  in  General. 
Maul,  Elona  M;  Evergreen,  Colo.,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Liberal  Arts. 


Third  Row:  Mauler,  Loretta  A;  Olmitz,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Maxwell,  Sharon  L;  Newton,  Freshman  in 
Social  Sciences.  Maxwell,  Vernon  D;  Allen,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Maxwell,  William  K;  Mission,  Sopho- 
more in  Business  Administration. 


Fourth  Row:  May,  Leon  R;  Ellis,  01  in  Architecture.  Mayfield, 
Claudia   J;   Delphos,   Freshman   in   Art.   Mayhew,   Barclay  J; 

Wichita,  Junior  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 
Mayhill,  Dorothy  L;  Arkansas  City,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing. 


Fifth  Row:  Mayhill,  Robert  W;  Arkansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Feed  Technology.  Maynard,  Jean  A;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in 
English.  Mazaika,  Trudine  M;  Moraga,  Calif.,  Freshman  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  McAdow,  Mary  J;  Vassar,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  McCabe,  Marilyn  J;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  McCabe,  Patricia;  Shawnee  Mission,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  McCargar,  Gary  D;  Salina, 
Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engineering.  McCarthy,  Kathryn  M; 
Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Physical  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  McCarty,  John  R;  McDonald,  Pa.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  McCaslin,  Ann;  Stockton,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  McCauley,  Margaret  L;  Valley  Falls, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics.  McClaren,  Janice  F;  Lakin, 
Freshman  in  Medical  Technology. 


Eighth  Row:  McClaskey,  George  E;  Pittsburg,  Junior  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  McClean,  Robin  R;  Lewis,  Freshman  in 
Modern  Languages.  McClelland,  James  A;  Hoxie,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration.  McCobb,  Allan  P;  Russell,  Sopho- 
more in  General. 


Bottom  Row:  McConachie,  Daniel  R;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Me- 
chanical Engineering.  McConnell,  James  L;  Dodge  City,  Junior 
in  Business  Administration.  McConnell,  John  O;  Wichita,  02 
in  Architecture.  McCord,  Melissa  J;  Washington,  D.C.,  Fresh- 
man in  Modern  Languages. 


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516 


Top  Row:  McCorkle,  Thomas  J;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Social 
Science.  McCormick,  John  S;  Burr  Oak,  Sophomore  in  Bio- 
logical Science.  McCormick,  Michael  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  General.  McCormick,  Thomas  W;  junction  City,  Junior  in 
Mathematics. 


Second  Row:  McCosh,  Linda  L;  Abilene,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  McCoy,  Ronda  E;  Marysville,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  McCoy,  Susan  J;  Hiawatha,  Junior  in  Bacteriology. 
McCready,  Stuart  T;  Longford,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Medicine. 


Third  Row:  McCreary,  Frederick;  Norton,  Junior  in  Technical 
Journalism.  McCullar,  Susan  R;  Ft.  Rucker,  Ala.,  Junior  in  Tex- 
tiles and  Clothing.  McCune,  David  E;  Montezuma,  Freshman  in 
Physics.  McDaniel,  Brenda  C;  Wetmore,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education. 


Tourth  Row:  McDermet,  Staley  B;  Leawood,  03  in  Architecture. 
McDonald,  Craydon  D;  Syracuse,  Freshman  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. McDonald,  Galen  R;  Mullinville,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  McDonald,  Hal  T;  Leawood,  03  in  Architecture. 


Bottom  Row:  McDonald,  Joyce  E;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics Teaching.  McDonald,  Peggy  A;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  McDonald,  Randy  J;  Garden  City,  Freshman 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  McDougal,  Bonnie  L;  Topeka,  Fresh- 
man in  Textiles  and  Clothing. 


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10,000  persons  who  visited  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House. 


Underclassmen:  McD— Mer 


Top  Row:  McDougal,  David  E;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Industrial 
Engineering.  McElfresh,  James  D;  Satanta,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  McElwain,  Sandra  L;  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics.  McEwen,  Charles;  Republic,  Sopho- 
more in  General. 


Second  Row:  McFadden,  Aloha  W;  Riley,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  McFadden,  Walter  E;  Stafford,  Freshman 
in  Animal  Husbandry.  McFarland,  Carolyn  L;  Norton,  Fresh- 
man in  Music  Education.  McGee,  Judith  E;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Sophomore  in  General. 


Third  Row:  McGehe,  Bruce  A;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Zoology. 
McGettrick,  Leanna;  Chanute,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  McGhee,  Daniel;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Landscape  Architecture.  McGoogan,  Kathryn  A;  Lincoln,  Neb., 
Sophomore  in  Sociology. 

Tourth  Row:  McGrath,  Michael  J;  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  McGregor,  Douglas  D;  Borger,  Tex.,  Junior  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  McGugin,  Rex  G;  Frankfort,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Tifth  Row:  Mcintosh,  Gene  A;  Courtland,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. Mclntyre,  Frank  W;  Rexford,  Freshman  in  Music  Educa- 
tion. Mclntyre,  Steven  G;  Jewell,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  McKaig,  William  J;  Gardner,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. 


Sixth  Row:  McKay,  Carole  S;  Bethel,  Junior  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. McKay,  Cheryl  J;  Dresden,  Freshman  in  Textiles  and 
Clothing.  McKee,  Carl  E;  Spearville,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Mechanization.  McKee,  Roger  R;  Wetmore,  Sophomore  in 
Agricultural  Mechanization. 


Seventh  Row:  McKenzie,  Douglas  R;  Hebron,  Neb.,  Freshman 
in  Architectural  Engineering.  McKinley,  Janice  L;  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Physics.  McKinney,  Donald  E;  Junction 
City,  Junior  in  General.  McKinnis,  Jim  A;  Lyons,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  McKnight,  Clifford  S;  Greenburg,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  McKnight,  Janice  D;  Eskridge,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics.  McLaughlin,  Donald  W;  Stockton, 
Freshman  in  Animal  Husbandry.  McLenon,  Paul  A;  Effingham, 
Sophomore  in  General. 


Bottom  Row:  McManis,  Kay  J;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Family 
and  Child  Development.  McMillin,  Karen  R;  Prairie  Village, 
Junior  in  Bacteriology.  McMullen,  Rodney  D;  Phillipsburg, 
Freshman  in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  McMurray, 
Diane  S;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


518 


Top  Row:  McMurry,  Nancy  L;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  McNeal,  Janice  E;  Waldo,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  McNeal,  Kathleen  A;  Wayzata,  Minn., 
Junior  in  Home  Economics.  McNeely,  Marcia  A;  Wichita,  Junior 
in  Medical  Technology. 


Second  Row:  McNeill,  Sherry  K;  Havensville,  Freshman  in 
General.  McNeill,  William  B;  Havensville,  Junior  in  Dairy 
Manufacturing.  McNitt,  Gordon  K;  Yates  Center,  Freshman  in 
Horticulture.  MacQuillan,  Jacqueline;  Clearwater,  Freshman 
in  Mathematics. 


Third  Row:  McVay,  Richard  H;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  McWhorter,  Robert  P;  Junction  City,  Junior  in 
Landscape  Architecture.  McWilliams,  Sally  R;  Junction  City, 
Junior  in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Mead,  Joel  L;  Dodge  City, 
Freshman  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Means,  Gerald  R;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Mease,  Robert  P;  Isabel,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Meats,  Robert  D;  Beloit,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Mebed,  Susan  A;  Topeka,  Fresh- 
man in  Psychology. 


Fifth  Row:  Meehan,  Mary  C;  Topeka,  Junior  in  English.  Meek, 
Frederick  C;  Herington,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law.  Meek,  Patsy  C; 
Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Physical  Education.  Meeks, 
Charles  E;  Parsons,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Meeks,  Ellis  M;  Hutchinson,  Special  in  Business 
Administration.  Meerpohl,  Judy  L;  Manhattan,  Junior  in 
Modern  Languages.  Meetz,  Johnny  E;  Newton,  Junior  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Mehl,  Gary  R;  Liberal,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry. 


Seventh  Row:  Mehring,  Josephine  B;  Leawood,  Freshman  in 
Clothing  and  Retailing.  Meier,  Kathleen  F;  Baxter  Springs, 
Sophomore  in  Mathematics.  Meirowsky,  Bernard  J;  Florence, 
Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Meisegeier,  Larry  R;  Barron, 
Freshman  in  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Meisenheimer,  William;  Hiawatha,  Junior  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Melichar,  Robert  M;  Caldwell,  Junior  in 
Pre-Medicine.  Mellgren,  David  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in 
Civil  Engineering.  Mellott,  Mitchell  P;  Edwardsville,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Dentistry. 


Bottom  Row:  Melvin  Judith  A;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore 
in  Mathematics.  Menhusen,  Malinda  G;  Jewell,  Sophomore  n 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Mennemeyer,  Paul  F;  Neodesha, 
Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Merica,  Mark  D;  Salina,  01 
in  Architecture. 


519 


Underclassmen:  Mer— Moa 


Topi  Row:  Merriam,  Joseph  G;  Lake  Forest,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Merrill,  Susan;  LaCrosse,  Junior  in  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Merriman,  Pamela  A;  Atchison,  Sophomore 
in  Elementary  Education.  Merten,  Donald  H;  Rapid  City,  S.D., 
Sophomore  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 

Second  Row:  Mertz,  Jacob  E;  Wamego,  Junior  in  General. 
Messersmith,  Maria  J;  Ellinwood,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Therapy.  Metzger,  Ronald  C;  Scott  City,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Metzinger,  Gary  D;  Caldwell,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering. 

Third  Row:  Meyer,  Dorothy  L;  Palmer,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Meyer,  Janet  S;  Wichita,  Soph- 
omore in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Meyer,  Jerry  G;  Caney, 
Sophomore  in  Horticulture.  Meyer,  John  T;  Essexville,  Mich., 
02  in  Architecture. 


Fourth  Row:  Michael,  Cynthia  A;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Micheals,  Christopher  C;  Monrovia, 
Calif.,  Freshman  in  Statistics.  Michie,  Terry  K;  Pittsburg, 
Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Mickey,  David  H;  Norton, 
Junior  in  Technical  Journalism. 


Fifth  Row:  Middleton,  Richard  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Mikesell,  Carolyn  M;  Courtland, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics.  Milbourn,  Mark  T;  Manhattan, 
Freshman  in  General.  Milburn,  Marlyse  K;  Rolla,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics. 


Sixth  Row:  Miles,  Connie  K;  Atchison,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Miles,  Janice  J;  Mt.  Hope,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Millenbruch,  Janice;  Frankfort,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Miller,  Arden  P;  Salina,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Law. 


Seventh  Row:  Miller,  Bruce  D;  Everest,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 
Miller,  Carol  E;  Newton,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 
Miller,  Cheryl  J;  Little  River,  Freshman  in  Art.  Miller,  Craig  L; 
Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Horticulture. 


Eighth  Row:  Miller,  Dallas  E;  Barberton,  Ohio.,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Miller,  David  R;  Bazine,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engi- 
neering. Miller,  Dennis  L;  St.  Marys,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 
Miller,  Dorothy  D;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Art. 


Bottom  Row:  Miller,  Edward  P;  Leawood,  Junior  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Miller,  Faith  P;  Pittsburg,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Miller,  Gregory  L;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Miller,  Janet  L;  Wamego,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics. 


520 


Top  Row:  Miller,  James  R;  Newton,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Miller,  Jean  M;  Haven,  Junior  in  History.  Miller, 
John  R;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engineering.  Miller, 
Linda  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Modern  Languages. 


Second  Row:  Miller,  Lynda  K;  Hope,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Miller,  Margo  J;  Belleville,  Freshman  in 
Technical  Journalism.  Miller,  Marshall  F;  Mullinville,  Junior  in 
Feed  Technology.  Miller,  Melvin  B;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  General. 


Third  Row:  Miller,  Patricia  A;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Miller,  Patricia  A;  Burlington  Junction, 
Mo.,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Miller,  Robert  F;  Leaven- 
worth,  Sophomore   in   Biological   Science.   Miller,   Robert  H; 

Wellington,  Junior  in  Agronomy. 


Fourth  Row:  Miller,  Roger  A;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Architectural 
Engineering.  Miller,  Ronald  G;  Liberty,  Mo.,  02  in  Architecture. 
Miller,  Suzanne;  Princeton,  N.J.,  Junior  in  Technical  Journalism. 
Miller,  Suzanne;  Effingham,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing. 


Fifth  Row:  Miller,  Travis  L;  Dwight,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Miller,  Willard  A;  Garnett,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Milleson,  Ronald  M;  Culver,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Millis,  Danny  H;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Sixth  Row:  Mills,  Michael  T;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  English. 
Minei,  Masanori;  Okinawa,  Japan,  01  in  Architecture.  Miner, 
Dennis  L;  Ness  City,  Junior  in  Music  Education.  Minnis,  Ro- 
berta I;  Red  Oak,  Iowa,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration. 


Seventh  Row:  Minturn,  Brian  N;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Mitcha,  John  L;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Mitchell,  Alan  M;  McPherson,  Sopho- 
more in  Agricultural  Engineering.  Mitchell,  Barbara  S;  Wichita, 
Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Mitchell,  Karen  L;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Mitchell,  Mary  V;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Mitchell,  Mona  L;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  General.  Mitchell,  Patricia  C;  Paola,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Mitchell,  Sharlene  K;  Summerfield,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  Mitchem,  John  R;  Sedgwick,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Mizell,  Robert  H;  Norton,  Sophomore 
in  Animal  Husbandry.  Moats,  Evelyn  L;  Kansas  City,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics. 


521 


Underclassmen:  Mob— Mul 


Top  Row:  Mobley,  Susan  M;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Speech. 
Moehlman,  Patricia  L;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Moews,  Robert  M;  Louisburg,  Junior  in  Music 
Education.  Mohler,  Walter  K;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Mohrman,  Carolyn  K;  Byron,  Neb.,  Junior  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Molinari,  Peter  L;  Livermore,  Calif.,  Junior 
in  Business  Administration.  Moline,  Beryl  J;  Gypsum,  Fresh- 
man in  Elementary  Education.  Monahan,  Marcia  S;  Manhat- 
tan, Junior  in  Zoology. 


Third  Row:  Montford,  Dianna  J;  Plevna,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Montgomery,  Michael;  Sabetha,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Medicine.  Montgomery,  Ronald  E;  Hutchinson, 
Sophomore  in  Architectural  Engineering.  Montgomery,  Susan 
D;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Fourth  Row:  Moody,  Ann  E;  Olathe,  Sophomore  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Moody,  Mary  J;  Erie,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Moore,  Eva  A;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Moore,  James  R;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting. 


Fifth  Row:  Moore,  Janet  L;  Linn,  Junior  in  Family  and  Child 
Development.  Moore,  John  H;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  Chem- 
istry. Moore,  Lowell  G;  Muscotah,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Moore,  Lyle  V;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in  Government. 


Sixth  Row:  Moore,  Michael  K;  Jamestown,  Freshman  in  Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Moore,  Miriam  A;  Jamestown,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Moore,  Philip  F;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Law.  Moore,  Phillip  E;  Kingman,  Freshman  in  Milling  Tech- 
nology. 


Seventh  Row:  Moore,  Rodney  L;  Clyde,  02  in  Architecture. 
Moore,  Sandra  C;  Munden,  Sophomore  in  Horticulture.  Moore, 
Sandra  R;  Elkhart,  Freshman  in  Medical  Technology.  Moore, 
William  T;  Ashland,  Junior  in  Pre-Law. 


Eighth  Row:  Morehouse,  Richard  W;  Manchester,  Junior  in 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Morgan,  Alice  P;  Arkansas  City,  Junior 
in  Mathematics.  Morgan,  Carla  S;  Elkhart,  Freshman  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Morgan,  Jerry  D;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. 


Bottom  Row:  Morgan,  Johnnie  L;  Garden  City,  Junior  in  Die- 
tetics and. Institutional  Management.  Morgan,  Linda  M;  Hugo- 
ton,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education.  Morgan,  Lyn  J;  Good- 
land,  Freshman  in  Psychology.  Morgan,  Richard  E;  Concordia, 
02  in  Architecture. 


522 


Top  Row:  Morgenson,  Jonathon  D;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Morgenstern,  Jerry  L;  Hoisington,  Sopho- 
more in  Agricultural  Engineering.  Morris,  Billy  R;  Shawnee 
Mission,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Law.  Morris,  Danny  L;  Winfield, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Second  Row:  Morris,  Dennis  M;  Augusta,  Freshman  in  General. 
Morris,  Jerry  L;  Augusta,  Freshman  in  Psychology.  Morris, 
Phillip  T;  Winfield,  Sophomore  in  Civil  Engineering.  Mor- 
ris, Royce  L;  Lyons,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Morris,  Stephen  R;  Hugoton,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture Engineering.  Morris,  William  A;  Augusta,  04  in  Archi- 
tecture. Morris,  William  W;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Morrison,  James  W;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in 
Government. 


Fourth  Row:  Morrison,  Sidney  L;  Waubay,  S.D.,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Morrissette,  Linda  K;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Morrissette,  Michael;  Liberal,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Medicine.  Morrow,  Janice  J;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Morrow,  Robert  L;  St.  Marys,  01  in  Architecture. 
Mortimer,  Alan  J;  Gypsum,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering. 
Mortimer,  Bruce  D;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Mortimer,  Kay  D;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Sixth  Row:  Morton,  Marcia  J;  Oxford,  Junior  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Morton,  Marie  J;  Oxford,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Morton,  Ronald  E;  Oberlin,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 
Motes,  Larry  R;  Scottsville,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Seventh  Row:  Mott,  David  A;  Kansas  City,  04  in  Architecture. 
Moulin,  Carl  F;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Moulton,  Robert  E;  Elmhurst,  111.,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Mount,  Sharon  A;  Polo,  111.,  Junior 
in  Chemistry. 


Eighth  Row:  Moyer,  Julia  J;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Moyer,  Rodney  E;  Manhattan, 
Freshman  in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Moyle,  Mary  K;  Kansas 
City,  Freshman  in  Applied  Music.  Muehring,  Paul  E;  Downey, 
Calif.,  Junior  in  Technical  Journalism. 


Bottom  Row:  Mueller,  Barbara  L;  Hanover,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Mulanax,  Kenneth  L;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Mulanax,  Roger  L;  Manhattan,  02  in 
Architecture.  Mullally,  Wayne  J;  Liberty,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in 
Civil  Engineering. 


523 


Underclassmen:  Mul— Nel 


Top  Row:  Mullen,  Robert  L;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Munger,  Phyllis  L;  Dodge  City,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Munson,  Virginia  M;  Junction  City, 
Freshman  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Munz,  Gloria  D;  Union,  N.J., 
Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 

Second  Row:  Muret,  Jeanne  L;  Winfield,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Extension.  Murphy,  Barbara  A;  Liberty,  Mo.,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Murphy,  James  P;  Abilene, 
Junior  in  Agricultural  Engineering.  Murphy,  Jean  A;  Shawnee 
Mission,  Freshman  in  Physical  Education. 


Third  Row:  Murphy,  Maryanne;  Sublette,  Sophomore  in  English. 
Murray,  John  H;  Leavenworth,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Forestry. 
Murray,  Michael  J;  Muncie,  Freshman  in  Agriculture.  Murray, 
Sherry  L;  Linn,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 

Fourth  Row:  Murray,  Valarie  L;  Wichita,  Home  Economics  and 
Art.  Murrow,  Elton  G;  Blue  Mound,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Murry,  Catherine  A;  Kankakee,  111.,  Sophomore  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Murry,  Frank  D;  Kankakee,  111.,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


AiSWl 


Fifth  Row:  Mustoe,  Martha  A;  Rexford,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Myer,  Pamela  A;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Psychology. 
Myers,  Cecilia  J;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 
Myers,  Charles  R;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Architectural 
Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Myers,  Dennis  E;  Barnard,  Sophomore  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Myers,  Dennis  T;  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Myers,  Gordon  E;  Shawnee  Mission,  01  in  Architec- 
ture. Myers,  Jan  M;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Physical  Therapy. 


Seventli  Row:  Myers,  Jeri  R;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Myers,  Laverne  R;  Abilene,  Junior  in 
Dairy  Production.  Myers,  Marilyn  S;  Alma,  Junior  in  History. 
Myers,  Sherril  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Clothing  and  Retailing. 


Eighth  Row:  Nafziger,  Gary  L;  Narka,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Nash,  Rodney  T;  Greensburg,  Sophomore  in 
Chemical  Engineering.  Nations,  Kathajean;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Naylor,  Janet  A;  Burlington,  Fresh- 
man in  Clothing  Retailing. 


Bottom  Row:  Neaderhiser,  Keith  D;  Longford,  Junior  in  Speech. 
Neaderhiser,  Sandra;  Longford,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Neal,  John  A;  Menlo,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Neal,  Leslie  J;  Arkansas  City,  Freshman  in  Bacteriology. 


524 


During  campus  Peace  Corps  Week,  students  inquire  about  taking 
tests  and  applying  for  international  work  with  the  Peace  Corps. 

Top  Row:  Nease,  Grace  I;  Hugoton,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Extension.  Nebgen,  John  T;  Bern,  Junior  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Nebgen,  Judy  E;  Bern,  Junior  in  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Negrini,  William  L;  Norwood,  Freshman  in  Horticulture. 


Second  Row:  Nehring,  Dianne  F;  Alma,  Sophomore  in  English. 
Neighbor,  Ralph  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Neis,  Lucinda  L;  Eudora,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Extension.  Nellor,  Tudor  M;  Kansas  City, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration. 


Third  Row:  Nelson,  Ann  E;  Ellis,  Sophomore  in  History.  Nelson, 
Candace  A;  Culver,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 
Nelson,  Carol  A;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Nelson,  Dennis  T;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Veterinary 
Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Nelson,  James  P;  Horton,  Freshman  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Nelson,  Karyl  S;  Garden  City,  Freshman  in  General. 
Nelson,  Luann  K;  McPherson,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 
Nelson,  Merle  F;  Bridgeport,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Economics. 


Bottom  Row:  Nelson,  Philip  S;  Solomon,  Freshman  in  Agricul- 
ture. Nelson,  Richard  B;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Nelson,  Robert  K;  Rockville,  Md.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Nelson,  Sandra  S;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Freshman  in  Secondary  Education. 


525 


Underclassmen:  Nel— Odl 


Top  Row:  Nelson,  Sharon  L;  Herington,  junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics Teaching.  Nelson,  Sharyl  A;  Horton,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Nelson,  Suzanne  E;  Overland  Park,  Fresh- 
man in  Secondary  Education.  Nelson,  Vaughn  L;  Clyde,  Fresh- 
man in  Agricultural  Mechanization. 


Second  Row:  Nepote,  Don  L;  Girard,  Freshman  in  Agriculture 
Education.  Nesmith,  Ingrid  E;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Medical 
Technology.  Neufeldt,  Elaine  R;  Inman,  Junior  in  Medical 
Technology.  Neuschafer,  Larry  G;  Bushton,  Sophomore  in 
Mathematics. 


Third  Row:  New,  Jennifer  L;  Russell,  Freshman  in  General. 
New,  Jimmy  F;  Russell,  Junior  in  Wildlife  Conservation. 
Newby,  Martha  A;  Eureka,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and 
Journalism.  Newcomer,  Michael  P;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in 
Chemical  Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Newcomer,  Sonja  L;  Scott  City,  Junior  in  Dietetics 
and  Institutional  Management.  Newkirk,  Richard  L;  Olathe, 
Sophomore  in  Psychology.  Newton,  Sharon  L;  Kansas  City, 
Junior  in  Elementary  Education.  Newton,  Steven  C;  Spring  Hill, 
Sophomore  in  Geography. 


Fifth  Row:  Nichols,  Connie  V;  Osborne,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Nichols,  Margaret  E;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
Modern  Languages.  Nichols,  Robert  B;  Dallas,  Tex.,  Junior  in 
Economics.  Nicholson,  Patricia;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Sixth  Row:  Nicholson,  Rodney  D;  Maize,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Nickel,  Duane  F;  Colby,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Nicklas,  Kim  S;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  Family 
and  Child  Development.  Nickoley,  Loren  D;  Alta  Vista,  Fresh- 
man in  Chemical  Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Nickum,  Roy  H;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Nu- 
clear Engineering.  Niedenthal,  Galen  R;  Russell,  Freshman  in 
Agronomy.  Niedenthal,  Linda  K;  Russell,  Junior  in  Sociology. 
Nielson,  Charles  C;  Parsons,  Junior  in  Chemical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Niemoeller,  Howard;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Niemoller,  Bonnie  E; 
Wakefield,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Nightingale,  Con- 
rad; Halstead,  Sophomore  in  Chemical  Engineering.  Niko- 
lenko,  Nicholas;  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary  Medicine. 


Bottom  Row:  Niles,  Nancy  L;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education;  Nitzsche,  Larry  E;  Turon,  Sophomore  in  Chemistry. 
Nivison,  Richard  L;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Nixon,  Betty  J;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education. 


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Top  Row:  Nixon,  Janice  K;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Nixon,  Janis  V;  Eureka,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Nixon,  Larry  J;  Wellington,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Nixon,  Marilyn  S;  Belle  Plaine,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Second  Row:  Noble,  Carol  A;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Nolte,  Larry  D;  Hiawatha,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary  Medicine.  Norberg,  John  E;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior 
in  Physics.  Norberg,  Kathryn  I;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  General. 


Third  Row:  Norbury,  Fritz;  Prescott,  Sophomore  in  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Nordvig,  Owen  K;  Capron,  111.,  Sophomore  in  Land- 
scape Architecture.  Norman,  Reid  L;  Scott  City,  Junior  in 
Mathematics.  Norris,  Karen  D;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Tourth  Row:  North,  Vicki  L;  White  City,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Norton,  Kenneth  F;  Topeka,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Norton,  Richard  K;  Plain- 
field,  N.  J.,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Novak, 
Michael  A;  Ellsworth,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Tifth  Row:  Novosel,  John  M;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Nudson,  Steven  R;  Meriden,  Freshman  in  General. 
Nulty,  Judith  R;  Jewell,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education. 
Nuss,  Norman  P;  Russell,  Junior  in  Physical  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Nuss,  Robert  D;  Newton,  Sophomore  in  Biological 
Science.  Nuttelman,  Robert  A;  Independence,  Junior  in  Nu- 
clear Engineering.  Nydell,  Dianne  S;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Nye,  Gary  G;  Wichita, 
Freshman  in  General. 


Seventh  Row:  Nye,  John  C;  Bluff  City,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Nyquist,  Anellen;  Boulder,  Colo.,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Nyswonger,  Stana  J;  Topeka,  Sophomore 
in  Speech.  Oberhelman,  Joline  F;  Independence,  Mo.,  Junior 
in  Home  Economics. 


Eighth  Row:  Obermueller,  Evon  L;  Lincoln,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Obermueller,  Gary  K;  Westfall,  Sophomore  in 
Feed  Technology.  Ochs,  Carol  A;  Hoisington,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  O'Connor,  Donald  D;  Herington, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  O'Connor,  Karen  L;  Gardner,  Freshman  in  General. 
O'Dell,  Glen  A;  Ulysses,  Junior  in  Business  Administration 
Accounting.  O'Dell,  Larry  D;  Sedgwick,  Sophomore  in  Nu- 
clear Engineering.  Odle,  Terry  W;  Glade,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture. 


527 


Underclassmen:  O'D— Par 


Top  Row:  O'Donnell,  Jerry  L;  Augusta,  Sophomore  in  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Oeser,  Kathey  L;  Claflin,  Freshman  in 
General.  O'Fallon,  James  M;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Pre-Law. 
Offutt,  Robert  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Second  Row:  Ogden,  Gerald  H;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. O'Hanlon,  Patrick  D;  Washington,  Iowa,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration.  O'Hara,  Gary  E;  Partridge,  Fresh- 
man in  Agriculture.  Ohl,  Charles  E;  Great  Bend,  Sophomore 
in  Secondary  Education. 


Third  Row:  Ohlde,  Douglas  A;  Palmer,  Sophomore  in  Feed 
Technology.  Ohlsen,  Joel  D;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Pre-Medicine. 
Oka,  Ikuo;  Japan,  Sophomore  in  Architectural  Engineering. 
Oke,  Susan  M;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  General. 


Fourth  Row:  Old,  Beverly  S;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Music  Education.  Oleen,  Judy  A;  Falun,  Junior  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Olivier,  Donna  L;  Danville,  Junior  in  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Olson,  Gordon  R;  Alameda,  Calif.,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Law. 


Fifth  Row:  Olson,  John  W;  Leonardville,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Olson,  Judith  J;  Leonardville,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Olson,  Keith  F;  Hopkins,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Olson,  Nancy  J;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Modern 
Languages. 


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Sixth  Row:  Olson,  Sandra  L;  Dwight,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Olson,  Victor  J;  Dwight,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Olsson,  Janice  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
General.  Oman,  Dwight  W;  Leonardville,  Freshman  in  Secon- 
dary Education. 


Seventh  Row:  O'Neill,  Michael  J;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Forestry.  Oniki,  Steven  G;  Salina,  Junior  in  Physical  Education. 
Opfer,  Walter  D;  Lansing,  Junior  in  Pre-Dentistry.  Opocensky, 
Phyllis  E;  Cuba,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Eiglith  Row:  Oppenlander,  Lysle  R;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Oring,  Kenneth  A;  Livingston,  N.  J.,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Orrell,  Linda  D;  Peck,  Sophomore  in 
Humanities.  Orth,  Janice  M;  St.  Francis,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  Ortmann,  Donna  D;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Osborn,  Elizabeth  A;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Osborn,  James  M;  Liberal,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Osborn,  Throck  M;  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more in  Business  Administration. 


528 


Top  Row:  Osborne,  Janet  S;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  Osborne,  Rex  D;  Council  Grove,  Junior  in  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Ott,  Faith  A;  Maize,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Otte,  Kent  E;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Agricul- 
tural Economics. 


Second  Row:  Otte,  Linda  S;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Clothing  Re- 
tailing. Otte,  Myrna  M;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  Music  Education. 
Ottenberg,  Ray;  Washington,  D.C.,  Freshman  in  Bakery  Man- 
agement. Ours,  Stephen  E;  Salina,  Freshman  in  General. 


Third  Row:  Oursler,  Thomas  L;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Overman,  William  F;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Archi- 
tectural Engineering.  Overstreet,  Lavonda;  Wichita,  Sophomore 
in  Family  and  Child  Development.  Overton,  Jerry  W;  Elk  City, 
Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Owen,  Gary  D;  Dighton,  Junior  in  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Owens,  Sharon  L;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Paddock,  Garry  O;  Mound  City,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Paddock,  Richard  S;  Fort  Worth,  Tex.,  Junior  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fifth  Row:  Page,  Charles  L;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Pallesen,  Annette;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  General.  Palmberg, 
Thane  R;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  General.  Palmer,  Larry  G;  Kan- 
sas City,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration 
Accounting. 


Sixth  Row:  Palmer,  Nancy  J;  White  City,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Palmer,  Patricia  A;  White  City,  02  in 
Architecture.  Pankratz,  Marilyn  K;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Physical 
Therapy.  Pannbacker,  Beth  M;  Washington,  Junior  in  Dietetics 
and  Institutional  Management. 


Seventh  Row:  Paquette,  Lonnie  L;  Clay  Center,  Sophomore  in 
Architectural  Engineering.  Parke,  Susan  E;  Arlington,  Va., 
Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Parker,  Elizabeth  H; 
Boulder,  Colo.,  Freshman  in  General.  Parker,  Natalie  J;  Clear- 
water, Freshman  in  General. 


Eighth  Row:  Parker,  Ralph  M;  Wellington,  04  in  Architecture. 
Parker,  Robert  G;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Industrial  Engineer- 
ing. Parker,  Rosanne  M;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Parker,  Suzanne;  Clearwater,  Junior  in  Music  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Parks,  Janice  L;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Sociology. 
Parks,  Roger  E;  Hoisington,  Freshman  in  General.  Partch,  Sue 
L;  Bird  City,  Sophomore  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Parthemer, 
Nancy  C;  Frankfort,  Sophomore  in  General. 


529 


Underclassmen:  Pas— Pirn 


Top  Row:  Paste,  Richard  C;  Atchison,  01  in  Architecture. 
Patterson,  Dennis  C;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Pre-Medicine.  Pat- 
terson, Randy  B;  Bethel,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Patton,  Janet  L;  Chase,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and 
Extension. 


Second  Row:  Patton,  Patricia  A;  Blauvelt,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Patton,  Patricia  A;  Riverton,  Junior  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Paulsen,  Patsy  S;  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man in  General.  Pearson,  Carol  L;  Pryor,  Okla.,  Freshman  in 
Technical  Journalism. 


Third  Row:  Pearson,  Carol  S;  Beloit,  Freshman  in  General. 
Pearson,  Elaine  L;  Reading,  Sophomore  in  General.  Pearson, 
Thomas  C;  Concordia,  01  in  Architecture.  Pearson,  Wayne  A; 

Concordia,  Junior  in  Music  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Pease,  Jane  E;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Peck,  Lonnie  J;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Peck,  Marilynn  J;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Peirce,  Eileen;  Hutchinson,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Fifth  Row:  Peirce,  Stephen  W;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Philosophy. 
Pels,  William  C;  Danbury,  Conn.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Peltier,  Sharon  A;  Concordia,  Junior  in  Modern 
Languages.  Penka,  Jerold  D;  Healy,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Education. 


Sixth  Roio:  Penner,  Jeanene  S;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Penner,  Richard  L;  Sedgwick,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Penner,  Robert  P;  Hillsboro,  Sophomore  in  Sociology.  Pepper, 
Diane  G;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Percival,  Sharon  L;  Coffeyville,  Freshman  in 
Modern  Languages.  Perkins,  D.  Eric;  Elkhart,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Perkins,  William  H;  Spearville, 
Freshman  in  Landscape  Architecture.  Perrier,  John  W;  Dodge 
City,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Economics. 


Eighth  Row:  Perrier,  Thomas  D;  Eureka,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Perry,  Dale  J;  Waverly,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Perry,  Layton  M;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Perry,  Norma  B;  Wichita, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 


Bottom  Row:  Peterman,  Jennifer-  J;  Augusta,  Sophomore  in 
Modern  Languages.  Peters,  Dennis  R;  Belleville,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Peters,  Douglas  K;  Ellinwood,  Freshman 
in  Agriculture.  Peters,  Karen  S;  Belleville,  Freshman  in  General. 


530 


Top  Row:  Peters,  Lola  J;  Summerfield,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Petersen,  George  E;  Dighton,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Petersen,  Rodney  D;  Republic,  Junior  in 
Physical  Education.  Peterson,  Dale  E;  Morrowville,  Sopho- 
more in  General. 


Second  Row:  Peterson,  Eldon  E;  Lindsborg,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Peterson,  Fred  L;  junction  City,  Sophomore 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Peterson,  Garth  L;  Monument,  Fresh- 
man in  Veterinary  Medicine.  Peterson,  Harold  C;  Mankato, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Third  Row:  Peterson,  Jean  E;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Peterson,  Lance  A;  Lincoln,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Peterson,  Larry  M;  Burdick,  Sophomore  in  Wild- 
life Conservation.  Peterson,  Lynee  J;  Inman,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Fourth  Roiv:  Peterson,  Mary  E;  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Peterson,  Orville  M;  Bazaar,  Junior  in 
Agronomy.  Peterson,  Patricia  L;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Peterson,  Ronald  L;  Haddam,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry. 


Fifth  Row:  Peterson,  Ronald  W;  Clyde,  Sophomore  in  Geology. 
Petr,  Daniel  D;  Blue  Rapids,  Freshman  in  Civil  Engineering. 
Petri,  Raymond  L;  Waverly,  Junior  in  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Petsch,  Harold  A;  Kansas  City,  03  in  Architecture. 


Sixth  Row:  Peyton,  Robert  H;  Norwich,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Pfanenstiel,  Richard;  Salina,  Junior  in  Pre-Law. 
Pfeifer,  Larry  E;  Victoria,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing. Pflughoeft,  Alan  K;  Ellsworth,  Freshman  in  Animal 
Husbandry. 


Seventh  Row:  Pflughoeft,  Mary  J;  Ellsworth,  Junior  in  Medical 
Technology.  Pharo,  Michael  G;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Architec- 
tural Engineering.  Phillips,  Robert  W;  Maize,  Sophomore  in 
Chemistry.  Phillips,  Terry  I;  Parsons,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Piatt,  Joel  D;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Social  Sciences. 
Pickard,  Stephen  R;  Concordia,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Law. 
Picknick,  Glenn  M;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Wildlife  Con- 
servation. Piepenbring,  Jack;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  Pierce,  Ralph  L;  Horton,  Freshman  in  Chemistry. 
Pierson,  Richard  M;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Pilger,  Shelia  R;  Sharon  Springs,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Pimple,  Michael  R;  Olpe,  Junior  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering. 


531 


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Underclassmen:  Pin— Qui 


Top  Row:  Pine,  Stanley  W;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration Accounting.  Pinkerton,  Shirley  A;  Wichita,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education.  Pinkstaff,  Alan  J;  Wichita,  03  in 
Architecture.  Pino,  Nick;  Santa  Fe,  N.M.,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration. 


Second  Row:  Pintar,  Joseph  S;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Piper,  Danny  L;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration.  Piper,  Ross  D;  Burlington,  02  in 
Architecture.  Pitt,  John  B;  Massapequa,  N.Y.,  01  in  Architecture. 


Third  Row:  Plett,  Marilyn  J;  Garden  City,  Freshman  in  General. 
Plinsky,  Robert  O;  Lincoln,  Sophomore  in  Agronomy.  Ploger, 
James  R;  Kinsley,  Junior  in  Business  Administration.  Plummer, 
Gerald  M;  Bloomington,  111.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 


Tourth  Row:  Poell,  Linda  A;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Retail 
Floriculture.  Pohl,  Renita  K;  Baldwin,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Pohlman,  Randolph  A;  Salina,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education.  Pollock,  Jon  M;  Mission  Hills,  Sopho- 
more in  General. 


Fifth  Row:  Poison,  Steven  R;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  03  in  Archi- 
tecture. Poma,  Louis  L;  Pagosa  Springs,  Colo.,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Pope,  James  W;  Wichita,  03  in  Architecture. 
Porter,  Marcia  L;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  History. 


Sixth  Row:  Post,  Gail  I;  Waterville,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Potter,  Sarah  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Physical  Therapy. 
Pottroff,  Marlene  K;  Liberal,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Powell,  Constance  A;  Liberal,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Seventh  Rozu:  Powell,  Cora  S;  Partridge,  Junior  in  Geography. 
Powell,  David  C;  Oradell,  N.J.,  Sophomore  in  Music  Educa- 
tion. Powell,  Douglas  E;  Abilene,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Powell,  Eugene  L;  Hanston,  Sophomore  in  Agriculture. 


Eighth  Row:  Power,  Virginia  A;  Mission,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Powers,  Sherry  L;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Social 
Sciences.  Praeger,  Kent  R;  Claflin,  Sophomore  in  Political 
Science.  Prather,  Donald  W;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Prather,  Jerry  D;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Preheim,  Sally  R;  Hurley,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Presnal,  Glade  C;  Goddard,  Junior  in  Gov- 
ernment. Preston,  Dale  L;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Zoology. 


532 


Topi  Row:  Pretzer,  Marilyn  K;  Elmdale,  Freshman  in  General. 
Pretzer,  Mary  J;  Elmdale,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and 
Journalism.  Prevo,  Linda  K;  McPherson,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. Price,  Ann  J;  Atwood,  Freshman  in  Music  Education. 


Second  Row:  Price,  Carl  B;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Prideaux,  Judith  L;  Manhattan,  Sophomore 
in  Elementary  Education.  Printz,  Edward  M;  Englewood,  N.J., 
Junior  in  Speech.  Pritchett,  Lynda  L;  Prairie  Village,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Third  Row:  Pritz,  Wayne  L;  Lincolnville,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Prochaska,  Patricia;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Medical 
Technology.  Prose,  Karen  K;  Dighton,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Prose,  Ruby  D;  Alamota,  Junior  in  Family  and  Child 
Development. 


Fourth  Row:  Prosser,  David  H;  Denver,  Colo.,  Freshman  in 
General.  Pryor,  Mary  A;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Sociology. 
Ptacek,  Betty  J;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Psychology.  Puig, 
Jorge;  Puerto  Rico,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration 
Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Pullman,  Raymond  P;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Quails,  Michael  G;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  Physics.  Query,  Ann  L;  Brewster,  Junior  in  English.  Quillin, 
Dean  M;  South  Haven,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Mechanization. 


At   Engineers'   and   Architects'   Open    House,   visitors   inspect  the 
Arnold  Air  Society  display  showing  Air  Force  "action  paintings." 


Underclassmen:  Qui— Rey 


Top  Row:  Quiring,  John  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Rader,  Kay  M;  Mount  Hope,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  Raffety,  Gary  D;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Rafter,  Barry  L;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in  Archi- 
tectural Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Ragland,  John  W;  Goodland,  Mo.,  Freshman  in 
Feed  Technology.  Raglow,  Sheryl  R;  Bethel,  Sophomore  in 
Sociology.  Raile,  Loretta  R;  St.  Francis,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Raines,  Glenn  A;  Louisburg,  Junior  in  Agronomy. 


Third  Row:  Rains,  Mary  K;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Raitt,  Judy  E;  Rose  Hill,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Ralston,  Marguerite;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Journalism.  Ramey,  Virginia  A;  Abilene,  Freshman 
in  General. 


Fourth  Row:  Ramsey,  Carl  C;  Salina,  01  in  Architecture.  Ramsey, 
Julie  K;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics.  Ramsey,  Lane  C; 
Topeka,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Randel,  Kimble  P; 

Kansas  City,  02  in  Architecture. 


Fifth  Row:  Randolph,  Delvin  D;  Jennings,  Sophomore  in  Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Raney,  Leland  W;  Garnett,  Junior  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Ransom,  Nancy  J;  Williamsburg,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Ranz,  Suzan  C;  Chanute,  Freshman 
in  General. 


Sixth  Row:  Rasmussen,  Diane  L;  Oakley,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Rathbun,  Gene  P;Tescott,  Sophomore  in  Nu- 
clear Engineering.  Ratliff,  Terry  D;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Law.  Rattle,  Cheryl  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in 
Social  Sciences. 


Seventh  Row:  Rawlings,  Paul  H;  Overland  Park,  01  in  Architec- 
ture. Ray,  Joseph  M;  Kansas  City,  02  in  Architecture.  Raymer, 
Cecilia  M;  Larned,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 
Rea,  Roger  U;  Halstead,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Reay,  Jo  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  General.  Reece, 
Dixie  J;  Mankato,  Junior  in  Psychology.  Reed,  Barbara  L; 
Liberal,  Freshman  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Reed,  Ralph  L;  Fort 
Scott,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Bottom  Row:  Reed,  Steven  M;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  General. 
Reed,  William  W;  Benton,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 
Reedy,  Stephen  L;  Hanover,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Economics. 
Reeh,  Loretta  E;  Atwood,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching. 


534 


Top  Row:  Rees,  Jean  E;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
Nursing.  Reeve,  Sandra  L;  Garden  City,  01  in  Architecture. 
Reeves,  Nancy  C;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education.  Regehr,  Geraldine  F;  Hutchinson,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Extension. 


Second  Row:  Regier,  Katherine  M;  Newton,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Reichard,  Carolyn  A;  Darien,  Conn., 
Freshman  in  Psychology.  Reichert,  Walter  J;  Linden,  N.J.,  03  in 
Architecture.  Reid,  Richard  M;  Howard,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Reid,  Shirley  J;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics.  Reid,  Virginia  R;  Bedford,  Tex.,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Reida,  Frankie  R;  Rago,  Junior  in  Physical  Education. 
Reilly,  Jean  D;  Fresno,  Calif.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Reimer,  Donald  E;  Cimarron,  Junior  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Reimer,  Robert  R;  Goessel,  Sophomore  in  Agron- 
omy. Reinhardt,  Nelson  K;  Council  Grove,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Reiss,  Raena  L;  Plains,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Reissig,  William  H;  St.  John,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Reiter,  Michael  J;  Kingman,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Reiter,  Pamela  J;  Mission,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Reiter,  Stephen  E;  Paola,  Freshman 
in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Sixth  Roiv:  Reiz,  Judith  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Business  Admin- 
istration. Remley,  Max  D;  Beloit,  Sophomore  in  General.  Ren- 
ning,  Claudette  K;  Eagle  Grove,  Iowa,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Nursing.  Rensenhouse,  Nina  S;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Junior  in  Modern  Languages. 


Seventh  Row:  Renz  Karen  S;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Repp,  Karen  S;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Reser,  Larry  D;  Rossville,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Resley,  Jacqueline  M;  Russell,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics  and  Art. 


Eighth  Row:  Resley,  Vicki  A;  Russell,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration, Accounting.  Reusser,  Joan  K;  Walton,  Junior  in 
Home  Economics.  Rexroad,  Chloe  E;  Downs,  Freshman  in 
General.  Rexroat,  Linda  L;  Downs,  Freshman  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Art. 


Bottom  Row:  Reynolds,  Gregory  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Reynolds,  James  F;  Salina,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Reynolds,  Martha  J;  Shawnee  Mis- 
sion, Freshman  in  General.  Reynolds,  Nona  G;  Overland  Park, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


535 


Underclassmen:  Rey— Roc 


Top  Row:  Reynolds,  William  L;  Winfield,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Rhea,  Arthur  T;  McPherson,  Freshman  in  Psychology. 
Rhine,  Barry  L;  Haddam,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Rhoads,  Chester  V;  Great  Bend,  Sophomore  in  Horticulture. 

Second  Row:  Rhodes,  Margaret  E;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Rhodes,  Thomas  W;  Kansas  City,  Junior 
in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Riat,  Linda  R;  Wa- 
mego,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Rice,  Carolyn  E;  Wy- 

more,  Neb.,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 

Third  Row:  Rice,  Gaylord  L;  Paola,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engi- 
neering. Rice,  Janet  K;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 
Rice,  Robert  W;  Emporia,  Sophomore  in  Technical  Journalism. 
Rice,  Sharon  F;  Ottawa,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching. 


Fourth  Row:  Rice,  Terrence  S;  Valley  Falls,  Sophomore  in 
Agronomy.  Rich,  Charles  L;  Overbrook,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Rich  Randall  L;  St.  John,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Richard,  Barbara  K;  Miltonvale,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching. 


Fifth  Row:  Richards,  Sandra  K;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Richardson,  Dale  M;  Stafford,  Junior  in  Animal  Husbandry. 
Richardson,  Karen  J;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 
Richardson,  Ralph  C;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine. 


Sixth  Row:  Richel,  Linda  A;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Home  Economics 
and  Liberal  Arts.  Richter,  Mary  P;  Montgomery,  Ala.,  Freshman 
in  Mathematics.  Rickard,  Loren  J;  Lyons,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Rickenbacher,  Pattie;  Prairie  Village, 
Junior  in  Family  and  Child  Development. 


Seventh  Roiv:  Ricker,  Ronald  R;  Raymond,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Ricklefs,  Dennis  E;  Severance,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Ridenour,  Craig  W;  Council  Grove,  01  in 
Architecture.  Rider,  Eugene  D;  Hays,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration. 


Eighth  Row:  Rieck,  Larry  A;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Forestry.  Riedel,  Eugene  A;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Riedl,  Don  L;  Cozad,  Neb.,  Junior  in  Chem- 
ical Engineering.  Riedl,  Patrick  H;  Otis,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Riedl,  Robert  L;  Hoisington,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Rieke,  Deanne  M;  Shawnee  Mis- 
sion, Freshman  in  General.  Riemann,  A.  Edwin;  Claflin,  02  in 
Architecture.  Riemann,  Jerald  A;  Claflin,  Junior  in  Animal 
Husbandry. 


536 


Top  Row:  Hiemann,  Melvin  L;  Claflin,  Freshman  in  Agricul- 
tural Economics.  Riley,  Randall  B;  Valley  Center,  Freshman  in 
Chemical  Engineering.  Ring,  Denise  G;  Conway,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Ringel,  Clark  D;  Alma,  Junior  in  Me- 
chanical Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Ringel,  Larry  H;  Alma,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary  Medicine.  Rinkel,  Barbara  I;  Haviland,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Rippetoe,  Robert  D;  Shreveport,  La., 
Freshman  in  General.  Rippey,  Gertrude  F;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Third  Row:  Risley,  Rama  J;  Girard,  Junior  in  Foods  and  Nutri- 
tion. Risley,  Randy  D;  Girard,  Freshman  in  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Risser,  Linda  D;  Leawood,  Freshman  in  General.  Rivers, 
Collin  J;  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Roach,  Patricia  A;  Anthony,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Roach,  Sallie  K;  Overland  Park,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Roark,  Sandra  L;  Shawnee 
Mission,  Junior  in  Home  Economics.  Robb,  David  E;  Dodge 
City,  Junior  in  Agronomy. 


Fifth  Row:  Robben,  Ronald  D;  Park,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Robbins,  Carol  L;  Shawnee  Mis- 
sion, Sophomore  in  Modern  Languages.  Robbins,  Marilyn  S; 
Newtonia,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Roberson, 
Sharon  P;  Arkansas  City,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Roberts,  Keith  L;  Bonner  Springs,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Robertson,  Dorothy  J; 
Baldwin,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Extension.  Rob- 
inson, Jackie  J;  Frankfort,  Sophomore  in  General.  Robinson, 
James  M;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Sociology. 


Seventh  Row:  Robinson,  Jannette  S;  Nashville,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Robinson,  Larry  W;  Harveyville,  Junior 
Wildlife  Conservation.  Robinson,  Melvin,  D;  Sabetha,  Sopho- 
more in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Robinson,  Pa- 
tricia A;  Moorestown,  N.J.,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Robinson,  Phyllis  M;  Lenexa,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Robinson,  Richard  L;  Downs,  Junior  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Robinson,  Rita  M;  Hill  City,  Sopho- 
more in  General.  Robinson,  Roy  L;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Milling  Technology. 


Bottom  Row:  Robison,  Curtis  L;  Parsons,  Sophomore  in  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Robison,  Roberta  F;  Liberty,  Mo.,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Rock,  William  F;  Muncie,  Sophomore 
in  Physical  Education.  Rockers,  George  A;  Hiawatha,  Fresh- 
man in  Nuclear  Engineering. 


537 


Underclassmen:  Roc— Rys 


Top  Row:  Rockholds,  David  R;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Roebke,  Catherine  A;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in 
Music.  Roenne,  George  W;  Osborne,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Roes,  Herbert  A;  Mission,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration. 


Second  Roiv:  Roesler,  Ronald  H;  Junction  City,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Dentistry.  Rogers,  Candace  L;  Lawrence,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Rogers,  Marvin  Ray;  Concordia,  Junior 
in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Rogers,  Michael  D;  Carbondale, 
Freshman  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Rogers,  Neil  D;  Garnett,  Sophomore  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Rogers,  Patricia  L;  Valley  Center,  Junior  in  Chem- 
istry. Rohloff,  Douglas  M;  Herington,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Rohrbaugh,  Robert  G;  Cimarron,  Freshman  in  Vet- 
erinary Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Rokey,  Garry  J;  Sabetha,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry.  Rollins,  David  L;  McLouth,  Freshman  in  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Rollins,  Larry  W;  Wichita,  01  in  Architecture. 
Romberger,  Lynn  D;  Solomon,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Fifth  Row:  Romberger,  Rodger  J;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Romig,  William  J;  Manhattan,  Junior  in 
Physiology.  Ronsick,  Eugene  J;  Lincolnville,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Roode,  Thomas  M;  Fairbury,  Neb.,  Fresh- 
man in  Animal  Husbandry. 


Sixth  Row:  Root,  Donald  R;  Ellsworth,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Root,  Jon  R;  Ellsworth,  Junior  in  English.  Rork, 
Dennis  E;  Mulvane,  Freshman  in  Music  Education.  Rork, 
Edward  L;  Mulvane,  Junior  in  Business  Administration 
Accounting. 


Seventh  Row:  Rose,  Jack  D;  Tonganoxie,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Rose,  Sara  J;  Ft.  Dodge,  Freshman  in  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Rosen,  Harvey  I;  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Rosenblatt,  Lewis;  Tenafly,  N.J.,  Junior 
in  Pre-Medicine. 


Eighth  Row:  Rosenkranz,  Ronald  R;  Washington,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Rosenkranz,  Susan  L;  Pratt,  Junior  in 
Technical  Journalism.  Rosenthal,  Herbert  M;  Kansas  City, 
Freshman  in  Landscape  Architecture.  Ross,  Franklin  H; 

Jewell,  Junior  in  Pre-Medicine. 


Bottom  Row:  Ross,  Norman  K;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  Pre-Medi- 
cine. Ross,  Richard  D;  Osage  City,  Sophomore  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Ross,  William  R;  Beloit,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Roth,  Lloyd  G;  Hays,  Junior  in  Architectural 
Engineering. 


538 


Top  Row:  Rothberger,  Jamie;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Art.  Roth- 
fuss,  Jerry  W;  Clifton,  Freshman  in  Bakery  Management. 
Rotman,  Janet  A;  Downs,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Rowan,  Judith  A;  Belle  Plaine,  Sophomore  in  Secon- 
dary Education. 


Second  Row:  Rowe,  Judith  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Rowland,  James  N;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Mathe- 
matics. Rowland,  John  Robert;  Rockford,  111.,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Rowland,  Vickie  K;  Newton,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics. 


Third  Roiv:  Rowlen,  Craig  S;  Belleville,  Freshman  in  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Rowlison,  Jon  R;  Hoxie,  Freshman  in  General. 
Royer,  Dale  L;  Arrington,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Ruckle,  Delbert  G;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Sciences. 


Fourth  Row:  Ruediger,  Norman  E;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Ruggles,  Charles  W;  Manhattan,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Medicine.  Ruhnke,  Bonnie  R;  Troy,  Junior  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Rule,  John  R;  Norton,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine. 


Fifth  Row:  Rundell,  Margaret  E;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Rundell,  Nancy  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sopho- 
more in  Elementary  Education.  Runnion,  Karen  L;  Phillips- 
burg,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Rupp,  Janet 
Sue;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Roiv:  Rusch,  Elaine  A;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Journalism.  Rushton,  William  H;  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more in  General.  Rusink,  Larry  E;  Frankfort,  Sophomore  in  Bus- 
iness Administration.  Russ,  Roger  A;  Natoma,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Russack,  Mark;  Paterson,  N.J.,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Russell,  John  L;  Marion,  Junior  in 
Geology.  Russell,  Max  R;  Courtland,  Freshman  in  Pre-Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Russell,  Sue  E;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Rust,  Linda  M;  Goodland,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Ruthstrom,  Lana  S;  Manhattan,  Soph- 
omore in  General.  Ryan,  James  J;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration.  Ryan,  John  J;  Dover,  N.J.,  Sophomore 
in  Nuclear  Engineering. 


Bottom  Roiv:  Ryan,  Mary  E;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Ryan,  William  D;  Solomon,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Ryser,  Charles  A;  Haddam,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Mechanization.  Ryser,  Mary  A;  Haddam,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


539 


Underclassmen:  Sag— Sch 


Top  Row:  Sageser,  Sandra  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  General. 
Saindon,  Jean  E;  Concordia,  Freshman  in  Political  Science. 
Saines,  Nicoletta;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 
Salisbury,  Stanley  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Psychology. 

Second  Roiv:  Salter,  Moutrie  L;  Clay  Center,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Sampson,  Karen  I;  Salina,  Freshman 
in  Civil  Engineering.  Samuelson,  Mark  G;  Augusta,  Freshman 
in  Government.  Sand,  Mary  C;  Riley,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration. 


Third  Roiv:  Sandberg,  Michael  L;  New  York,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Sandell,  Robert  D;  Manhattan,  Junior 
in  Physics.  Sanders,  Kenneth  A;  Hutchinson,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Sanders,  Thomas  B;  Prairie  Village, 
Junior  in  Horticulture. 

Fourth  Roiv:  Sandlin,  Betty  J;  Olathe,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Sandlin,  Sandra  M;  Olathe,  Freshman  in 
Physical  Education.  Sandy,  Paula  K;  Osborne,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Sankey,  Richard  R;  McPher- 
son,  Sophomore  in  Dentistry. 


Fifth  Row:  Sansone,  Gennaro;  New  York,  N.Y,  Sophomore  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Sapp,  Gary  L;  Larned,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Saror,  Daniel  I;  Nigeria, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Sauble,  John  D;  Cedar 
Point,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Economics. 


Sixth  Row:  Sauder,  Sharon  K;  Madison,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Savoy,  Douglas  G;  Wichita,  01  in  Archi- 
tecture. Sayers,  Julian  F;  Independence,  04  in  Architecture. 
Scanlan,  Patrick  D;  San  Diego,  Calif.,  01  in  Architecture. 


Seventh  Row:  Scanland,  Judith  A;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Schafer,  Charles  P;  Princeton,  N.J., 
Freshman  in  General.  Schaich,  Cecelia  M;  Topeka,  Sophomore 
in  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Schanefelt,  Dennis  D;  Abilene,  Fresh- 
man in  Agriculture. 


Eighth  Row:  Schasteen,  Patty  J;  Mound  City,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Scheaffer,  Daryl  R;  Abilene,  Freshman  in 
General.  Schecher,  Diane  K;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Scheffer,  James  D;  Salina,  Sophomore  in 
Mathematics. 


Bottom  Row:  Schembs,  Frank  G;  Kansas  City,  03  in  Architecture. 
Scheuerman,  Perry  O;  Bison,  Freshman  in  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing. Schiff,  Sue  E;  Medicine  Lodge,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education.  Schiffner,  Glenn  D;  Colby,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics. 


540 


Sunshine  and  fair  temperatures  sometimes  induce  professors  to 
conduct  small  discussion  groups  or  drawing  classes  out-of-doors. 

Top  Row:  Schild,  Karin  I;  Phillipsburg,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Schimpf,  Cheryl  A;  Marion,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics.  Schinstock,  Eugene  E;  Kinsley,  Soph- 
omore in  Pre-Medicine.  Schlagel,  Charles  W;  Olathe,  Junior 
in  Government. 


Second  Rozu:  Schlagel,  Mary  A;  Olathe,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Schleicher,  Linda  J;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education.  Schlessiger,  Mary  E; 
Holyrood,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 
Schlosser,  Bryon  R;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 


Third  Roiv:  Schmanke,  Kenneth  P;  Alta  Vista,  Junior  in  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Schmelzel,  Betty  A;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Schmidt,  Alfred  P;  Newton,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Schmidt,  Barbara  J;  Council  Grove,  Freshman  in 
General. 


Fourth  Row:  Schmidt,  David  E;  Syracuse,  Freshman  in  General. 
Schmidt,  Frederick  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Schmidt,  Harlow  K;  Newton,  Sophomore 
in  Landscape  Architecture.  Schmidt,  Larry  E;  Goessel,  Sopho- 
more in  Agricultural  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Schmidt,  Lauren  E;  Newton,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Schmidt,  Leon  B;  Caldwell,  Sophomore  in  Agricul- 
ture. Schmidt,  Lorn  J;  Glasco,  Freshman  in  General.  Schmidt, 
Merrill  K;  Goessel,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Education. 


541 


Underclassmen:  Sch-Sei 


Top  Row:  Schmidt,  Patricia  A;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Psychology. 
Schmidt,  Raedene;  Syracuse,  Junior  in  Pre-Medicine.  Schmidt, 
Wolfgang  P;  Paola,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Schmitt, 
Kay  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Second  Row:  Schmitt,  William  J;  Kinsley,  Freshman  in  Chem- 
ical Engineering.  Schneider,  Beverly  A;  Summerfield,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics.  Schneider,  Diane  L;  Bazine,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics.  Schneider,  Norma  R;  Dorrance, 
Freshman  in  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Third  Row:  Schneider,  Virginia;  Ellsworth,  Junior  in  Mathe- 
matics. Schneikart,  Joan  R;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Schoen,  Rose  M;  Beloit,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Schoenbeck,  James  E;  Junction  City, 
Junior  in  Business  Administration. 


Fourth  Row:  Schoenfelder,  James;  Bethel,  01  in  Architecture. 
Schoenthaler,  Terry;  Ellis,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Education. 
Schofield,  John  S;  Walnut  Creek,  Calif.,  Freshman  in  Mathe- 
matics. Scholz,  Carol  S;  Atchison,  Freshman  in  General. 


Fifth  Row:  Schoolcraft,  Daniel;  Fredonia,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Schott,  Donald  W;  Leavenworth, 
Freshman  in  General.  Schrader,  Dorothy  J;  Lancaster,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics.  Schrader,  John  W;  Lancaster,  Junior  in 
Agronomy. 


Sixth  Row:  Schrader,  Phyllis  E;  Junction  City,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Schrader,  Stuart  L;  Kinsley,  Freshman 
in  Industrial  Engineering.  Schrag,  Constance  A;  Moundridge, 
Freshman  in  Applied  Music.  Schrandt,  William  J;  Glasco,  Junior 
in  Industrial  Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Schreck,  Dan  R;  Marienthal,  Sophomore  in  Chem- 
istry. Schreiner,  Leslie  A;  Douglass,  Junior  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Schroder,  Sheryl  K;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Philosophy. 
Schroeder,  Beverly  S;  Marysville,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Schroeder,  Katherine;  Moundridge,  Junior  in 
Speech.  Schroeder,  Ruth  E;  Green,  Freshman  in  Music  Educa- 
tion. Schroeppel,  Cheryl  S;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Schruben,  Dale  L;  Manhattan,  Junior  in 
Nuclear  Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Schulthess,  James  G;  Haven,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration.  Schultis,  Clair  S;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Nu- 
clear Engineering.  Schultz,  Janet  L;  Trousdale,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Schumacher,  Martha  A;  Great  Bend,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


542 


Topi  Row:  Schupp,  Iva  L;  Benton,  Junior  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Schutte,  Susan  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Humanities. 
Schwant,  Eldon  W;  Blaine,  junior  in  Agronomy.  Schwarm, 
Larry  W;  Greensburg,  03  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row:  Schwartz,  Joseph  M;  Basehor,  Freshman  in  Wild- 
life Conservation.  Schwartzkopf,  Olga  E;  Ransom,  Junior  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Schwarz,  Gretchen  C;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Schweiger,  John  C; 
Richmond,  Ind.,  Junior  in  General. 


Third  Roiv:  Schweitzer,  Mary  E;  Penokee,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Extension.  Schweitzer,  Stephen;  Osborne, 
Sophomore  in  General.  Schwing,  James  E;  Trenton,  N.J.,  Soph- 
omore in  Civil  Engineering.  Scoby,  Cheryl  E;  Sabetha,  Fresh- 
man in  General. 


Fourth  Row:  Scoggins,  Jesse  R;  Ensign,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Scott,  Alan  J;  Jennings,  02  in  Architecture.  Scott, 
Gene  M;  Kinsley,  Freshman  in  Pre-Medicine.  Scott,  Harry  M; 

Wetmore,  Freshman  in  General. 


Fifth  Row:  Scott,  Joan  E;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Chemistry.  Scott, 
Kathleen  S;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Ex- 
tension. Scott,  Kathryn  A;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Social  Sciences.  Scott,  Martha  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  Animal  Husbandry. 


Sixth  Roiv:  Scott,  Nancy  J;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Home  Economics 
and  Liberal  Arts.  Scott,  Phyllis  I;  Brewster,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Scott,  Thomas  W;  Chanute,  Junior  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Seaman,  Pamela  J;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Cloth- 
ing Retailing. 


Seventh  Row:  Seaman,  Sherry  S;  Chapman,  Freshman  in 
General.  Seaman,  William  D;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Seaton,  Linda  L;  Chapman,  Sophomore  in  Phys- 
ical Therapy.  Sebesta,  Linda  J;  Wilson,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching. 


Eighth  Row:  Sechrist,  Lyle  D;  Delphos,  Freshman  in  Milling 
Technology.  Sedlak,  Daniel  J;  Winchester,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Seeman,  James  L;  Basehor,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Seger,  Larry  L;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration. 


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Bottom  Row:  Seibert,  Gary  D;  Macksville,  Sophomore  in  Ani- 
mal Husbandry.  Seim,  Larry  W;  Lisbon,  N.D.,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Seip,  Terry  L;  Summerfield,  Sophomore 
in  Chemical  Engineering.  Seitz,  Patricia  A;  Alexandria,  Va., 
Freshman  in  History. 


543 


Underclassmen:  Sel— Shi 


Top  Row:  Selbe,  William  L;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Sell,  Philip  L;  Fredonia,  Freshman  in  Horticulture. 
Setzkorn,  Roger  L;  Rock,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing. Seward,  Freeman  G;  Eureka,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Second  Row:  Sexton,  Janet  K;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Seybert,  Alice  F;  Meade,  Freshman  in 
Art.  Seyfert,  Don  M;  Humboldt,  03  in  Architecture.  Seyfert, 
Ronald  J;  Hoisington,  Freshman  in  Feed  Technology. 


Third  Row;  Shackelford,  Jean  A;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Shafer,  Carol  J;  Spring  Hill,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Shaffer,  Martie  R;  Overland  Park,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education.  Shaffer,  William  J;  Simpson,  Junior 
in  Government. 


Fourth  Roiv:  Shalkoski,  Victor  F;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Shane,  Patricia  L;  Wich- 
ita, Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education.  Shane,  Thomas  G; 
Junction  City,  Sophomore  in  Biological  Science.  Shank,  George 
S;  St.  John,  Freshman  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Fifth  Row:  Shank,  Glen  L;  Herington,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Shank,  James  L;  New  Cambria, 
Sophomore  in  Agricultural  Economics.  Shank,  Luanne  R; 
Wichita,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Shannon,  Linda 
M;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Shannon,  Margaret  J;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Shapiro,  Mark  P;  New  York,  N.Y., 
Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Sharbutt,  Lowell  G; 
Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Restaurant  Management.  Sharp, 
Marvin  W;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 


Seventh  Row:  Shaw,  Beryl  A;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Mathematics.  Shaw,  Bobbie  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore 
in  Physical  Education.  Shaw,  Graham  H;  Canada,  Sophomore 
in  Bakery  Management.  Shawver,  Norman  T;  Wichita,  Junior 
in  Pre-Law. 


Eighth  Row:  Sheahan,  William  F;  Topeka,  02  in  Architecture. 
Sheehan,  Joe  W;  Le  Mars,  Iowa,  Junior  in  Pre-Law.  Sheets, 
John  L;  Chapman,  Sophomore  in  Civil  Engineering.  Sheik, 
Alice  J;  Bern,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Bottom  Row:  Sheik,  Jean  A;  Bern,  Freshman  in  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Shelby,  Lana  K;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Music  Educa- 
tion. Sheldon,  James  E;  Independence,  Freshman  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Sheldon,  Randall  E;  Cunningham,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture. 


544 


After  the  last  Wildcat  touchdown,  which    led   to   a   17-14  victory 
over  Oklahoma   State,  frenzied  fans  toss  flashcards  into  the  air. 


Top  Row:  Sheldon,  Susan  J;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Shell,  Larry  G;  Eureka,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Shellenberger,  Charles;  Ransom,  Sophomore  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Shelor,  Michael  E;  Minneola,  01  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row;  Shelor,  Robert  S;  Bucklin,  Freshman  in  Humani- 
ties. Shelton,  Katherine  E;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Family  and  Child 
Development.  Shelton,  Sue  A;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Mathe- 
matics. Sheneman,  Danny  D;  Weston,  Mo.,  Freshman  in 
Agriculture. 


Third  Row:  Shenkel,  Jeffrey  L;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Special. 
Sheppard,  Robert  A;  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Sherer,  Jane  A;  Mullinville,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Sherer,  Sandra  L;  Mullinville,  Freshman 
in  Physical  Therapy. 


Bottom  Row:  Sherwood,  Jacob  M;  Concordia,  Sophomore  in 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Shetlar,  James  F;  Conway  Springs,  Junior 
in  Chemistry.  Shetlar,  James  R;  Girard,  Freshman  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Shideler,  Robert  W;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  General. 


545 


Underclassmen:  Shi— Slo 


Top  Row:  Shiel,  Daniel  J;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Shields,  Alan  J;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Art. 
Shields,  Dorothy  J;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Shier,  Ann  M;  Gypsum,  Junior  in  English. 


Second  Row:  Shimer,  Kathryn  M;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Shipley,  Michael  J;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Freshman  in  Business  Administration.  Shirley,  John  R;  Nor- 
catur,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Dental.  Shivers,  Donald  G;  Holton, 
Sophomore  in  Mathematics. 


Third  Row:  Shivers,  Robert  A;  Holton,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 
Shoemaker,  Linda  F;  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  03  in  Architecture. 
Shoup,  Elizabeth  A;  Larned,  Sophomore  in  Retail  Floriculture. 
Shove,  Craig  R;  Onaga,  01  in  Architecture. 


Tourth  Row:  Shrack,  James  K;  Pratt,  Sophomore  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Shryock,  Stephen  A;  Wichita,  01  in  Architecture. 
Shubert,  Larry  R;  Council  Grove,  Freshman  in  Biological 
Science.  Shue,  Sharon  M;  Hays,  Sophomore  in  Psychology. 


Fifth  Row:  Shugar,  Elaine  S;  Herington,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Shulda,  Karen  K;  Belleville,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Shultz,  Cletus  E;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in 
Technical  Journalism.  Shultz,  James  D;  Lawrence,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Sixth  Row:  Sidebottom,  Willa  F;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Siebert,  William  J;  Hillsboro,  Junior  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Siefkes,  Dennis  R;  Hudson,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Mechanization.  Siegle,  Roberta  R;  Westmoreland, 
Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Siemens,  John  L;  Liberal,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Sieverin,  Andree  J;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Sigg,  Mark  L;  Soldier,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration.  Sim,  James  R;  Lakin,  Junior  in 
Electrical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Simmonds,  David  W;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Political 
Science.  Simmons,  Patricia  A;  Clyde,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Simms,  Douglas  G;  Republic,  Junior  in  Feed 
Technology.  Simms,  Roger  K;  Republic,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  Simpson,  Carol  J;  Milton,  Junior  in  Psychology. 
Simpson,  Marilyn  A;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Simpson,  Sherry  L;  Dodge  City,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Sims,  Michael  E;  Hutchinson,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration. 


546 


Top  Row:  Singer,  Leland  O;  Holton,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Sciences.  Singer,  Marilyn  L;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Singleterry,  John  L;  Holdrege,  Neb., 
Freshman  in  Economics.  Sipple,  Deanna  D;  Marysville,  Soph- 
omore in  Secondary  Education. 


Second  Row:  Sivage,  Carl  B;  Cody,  Wyo.,  Junior  in  Pre-Medicine. 
Skach,  James  C;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Skaer,  William  C;  Augusta,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Skaggs,  Lee  A;  Phillipsburg,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education. 


Third  Row:  Skaptason,  Sandra  L;  Stilwell,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Skinner,  James  A;  Manhattan,  Junior  in 
Feed  Technology.  Skoch,  Leroy  V;  Powhattan,  Junior  in  Feed 
Technology.  Skonberg,  Irene  S;  Randolph,  Junior  in  Music 
Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Skow,  Andy  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Skradski,  Andrea  A;  Kansas  City, 
Freshman  in  Modern  Languages.  Slaven,  Ronald  D;  Arkansas 
City,  Junior  in  Civil  Engineering.  Slentz,  Sharyn  L;  Kansas 
City,  Mo.,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Art. 


Bottom  Row:  Sloan,  David  E;  Kingman,  03  in  Architecture. 
Sloan,  Kathleen  A;  Hiawatha,  Junior  in  Modern  Languages. 
Sloan,  Nancy  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Slocum,  Sharon  L;  Seneca,  Junior  in 
Music  Education. 


Joy  and  disappointment  among  students  appear  in  striking  contrast 
as  student  government  election  returns  are  posted  on  a  blackboard. 


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Underclassmen:  Slo— Soc 


Top  Row:  Slothower,  Becky  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Slusher,  Steven  H;  Wichita,  Soph- 
more  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Small,  Diane  L;  Wichita, 
Freshman  in  Secondary  Education.  Small,  Sheila  J;  Horton, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Second  Roiv:  Small,  Susan  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Smalley,  Suzanne  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Medical 
Technology.  Smallwood,  Gene  R;  Dodge  City,  01  in  Architec- 
ture. Smith,  Barbara  L;  Olathe,  Sophomore  in  General. 


Third  Row:  Smith,  Barry  D;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Smith,  Danny  L;  Milton,  Freshman  in  Electri- 
cal Engineering.  Smith,  David  D;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Smith,  Dennis  W;  Eureka,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Tourth  Row:  Smith,  Douglas  C;  Othello,  Wash.,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting.  Smith,  Elizabeth  A;  Topeka, 
Freshman  in  General.  Smith,  Elizabeth  D;  Wichita,  Sophomore 
in  Applied  Music.  Smith,  Eugene  L;  Lakewood,  Ohio,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Smith,  Evelyn  P;  Miltonvale,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Smith,  Garry  L;  Waterville,  Sopho- 
more in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Smith,  Gary  L; 
Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in  Landscape  Architecture.  Smith, 
Gary  L;  Shawnee,  Freshman  in  Bacteriology. 


Sixth  Row:  Smith,  Glenda  M;  Elkhart,  Freshman  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Smith,  Harold  J;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Biological 
Science.  Smith,  James  G;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Smith,  Janet  G;  Norwich,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Seventh  Row:  Smith,  Janice  E;  Bethel,  Sophomore  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Smith,  Jilinda  A;  Larned,  Junior  in  Medical 
Technology.  Smith,  John  C;  Larkinburg,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Smith,  Jo  S;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics. 


Eighth  Row:  Smith,  Joyce  M;  Almena,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Smith,  Kelsey  J;  Junction  City,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Law.  Smith,  Linda  S.  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Smith,  Lora  M;  Larned,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 


Bottom  Row:  Smith,  Pamela  K;  Liberal,  Junior  in  Medical 
Technology.  Smith,  Paul  D;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Smith,  Philip  W;  Copeland,  Fresh- 
man in  Agricultural  Economics.  Smith,  Ronald  W;  Great  Bend, 
01  in  Architecture. 


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Top  Row:  Smith,  Roy  O;  Grandview,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Chem- 
istry. Smith,  Sherry  D;  Phillipsburg,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Smith,  Spencer  L;  Larned,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Smith,  Stanley  W;  Whiting,  Freshman 
in  Agriculture. 


Second  Row:  Smith,  Thomas  C;  Douglass,  Sophomore  in  Ani- 
mal Husbandry.  Smith,  Thomas  W;  Lewis,  Freshman 
in  Secondary  Education.  Smith  Walter  J;  Quincy,  Mass.,  01 
in  Architecture.  Smoot,  Allen  E;  Tulsa,  Okla.,  Sophomore  in 
Animal  Husbandry. 


Third  Row:  Smull,  Ann  W;  Independence,  Sophomore  in  Social 
Sciences.  Smutny,  Nancy  K;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Smutz,  Darryl  D;  Meade,  Fresh- 
man in  General.  Smutz,  Rebecca  J;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in 
English. 


Fourth  Row:  Sneath,  Jon  C;  Brookville,  Junior  in  Civil  Engi- 
neering. Snider,  Robert  D;  Abilene,  Junior  in  General.  Snook, 
Duane  J;  Johnson,  Junior  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Snyder, 
Dallas  F;  Duncannon,  Pa.,  Freshman  in  Speech. 


Bottom  Row:  Snyder,  David  O;  El  Dorado,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Snyder,  Gordon  E;  Sabetha,  Junior  in  Art.  Snyder, 
Karen  S;  Ottawa,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Socolofsky,  Barbara;  Scott  City,  Sophomore  in  Physi- 
cal Education. 


Sponsored  by  an  aircraft  corporation,  a  traveling  engineering  ex- 
hibit draws  student  spectators  into  a  truck  parked  near  the  Union. 


Underclassmen:  Soc— Ste 


Top  Row:  Socolofsky,  Harold  E;  Ramona,  Junior  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Soder,  Jon  D;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Economics. 
Solberg,  Linda  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in  Technical 
Journalism.  Soldner,  Jerry  L;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


Second  Row.  Soldner,  William  E;  Salina,  Junior  in  Psychology. 
Solomon,  David  J;  Lenexa,  Freshman  in  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Somers,  Dale  L;  Norton,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law.  Souder, 
Constance  J;  Augusta,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Third  Row:  Soupiset,  Donald  L;  Elkhart,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Southard,  Mary  A;  Stockton,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Southerland,  Susan  C;  St.  Marys, 
Sophomore  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Sowell,  Linda  S; 
Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Fourth  Row:  Sowers,  Leon  D;  Murdock,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Education.  Spachek,  Donna  M;  Lincolnville,  Freshman 
in  Humanities.  Spain,  Phillip  F;  Leavenworth,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Spainhour,  Marilyn  K; 
Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Modern  Languages. 


Fifth  Row:  Spangenberg,  Kenneth  A;  Hudson,  Sophomore  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Spangler,  M.  Jill;  Leawood,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Spangler,  Nancy  L;  Atwater,  Junior 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Spangler,  Sandra  L;  Axtell,  Junior 
in  Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Sparks,  Donna  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Chemistry. 
Sparks,  Linda  N;  Haysville,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Sparks,  Robert  A;  Augusta,  Junior  in  Wildlife 
Conservation.  Spaulding,  Stuart  A;  Cheney,  Freshman  in  Civil 
Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Spears,  Jacqueline  D;  Shawnee  Mission,  Fresh- 
man in  Physics.  Specht,  Judith  A;  Ogden,  Freshman  in  General. 
Spector,  Joel  S;  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Speers,  Nancy  C;  Wayzata,  Minn.,  Junior  in  Secon- 
dary Education. 


Eighth  Row:  Spencer,  Joann;  Hill  City,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Spencer,  Laurence  W;  Faucett,  Mo., 
Sophomore  in  Animal  Husbandry.  Sperry,  Cynthia  L;  Prairie 
Village,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education.  Spiers,  Margie  J; 
Oakley,  Freshman  in  Physical  Therapy. 


Bottom  Row:  Spiker,  Gary  D;  Whiting,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Spingler,  Richard  H;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Spitsnaugle,  Rita  M;  WaKeeney,  Junior  in 
Secondary  Education.  Spitsnogle,  Sherri  D;  Odell,  Neb.,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


550 


Top  Row:  Spitzli,  David  A;  Eudora,  Junior  in  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Splitter,  Gary  A;  Silver  Spring,  Md.,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Spotts,.  Andrew  G;  Sterling,  Freshman  in 
General.  Sprague,  Michael  T;  N.  Carlisle,  Ind.,  Junior  in  Archi- 
tectural Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Spriggs,  David  W;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Springer,  Graydon  D;  Elk  City,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Springsted,  Paul  S;  Leavenworth, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Sproul, 
Stephen  K;  Springfield,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine. 


Third  Row:  St.  Peter,  Louis  G;  Winfield,  Junior  in  Sociology. 
Stach,  Robert  E;  Rossville,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Stafford,  Linda  K;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Stallbaumer,  C.  Joseph;  Lincoln,  Neb.,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration. 


Fourth  Row:  Stallbaumer,  Louis  A;  Kelly,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Stallbaumer,  Merlin;  Seneca,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Stambaugh,  Louis  A; 
Prescott,   Freshman   in  Feed  Technology.   Standley,  Carol  A; 

Cherryvale,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Stanley,  Barbara  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Stanley,  Keith  L;  Kansas  City,  Sopho- 
more in  Business  Administration.  Stanley,  Linda  K;  Kansas 
City,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Stapleton,  Karen  A; 
Junction  City,  Freshman  in  Technical  Journalism. 


Sixth  Row:  Starbuck,  Diane  K;  Bethel,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Stark,  Patricia  D;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in  English. 
Starkey,  Ramona  J;  Strong  City,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Starns,  Carol  A;  Wichita,  Junior  in  English. 


Seventh  Row:  States,  Alan  E;  Logan,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 
Stauffer,  Harlan  D;  Nickerson,  Junior  in  Civil  Engineering. 
Stauffer,  Ray  D;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Milling  Technology. 
Steanson,  Donald  L;  Parsons,  Junior  in  Feed  Technology. 


Eighth  Row:  Stearns,  Gerson  H;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Stearns,  Max  M;  Manhattan,  Junior 
in  Pre-Medicine.  Steele,  Charles  G;  Waterville,  Junior  in 
Physical  Education.  Steele,  Rosemary  P;  Shawnee  Mission, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Art. 


Bottom  Row:  Steen,  Philip  J;  Paola,  Freshman  in  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Steeples,  Donald  W;  Palco,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Engineering.  Stegman,  Albertina  M;  Grainfield,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Stegner,  John  D;  Belvue, 
Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


551 


Underclassmen:  Ste— Str 


Top  Row:  Steiger,  Robert  D;  Menlo,  Sophomore  in  Govern- 
ment. Stein,  Kenneth  W;  Halstead,  Freshman  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Steinberg,  Robert  A;  Rego  Park,  N.Y.,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Steinbrink,  Mary  R;  Hiawatha, 
Junior  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 

Second  Row:  Stephans,  William  F;  Wichita,  Junior  in  General. 
Stephen,  Karen  S;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Family  and  Child  Devel- 
opment. Stephens,  Alan  R;  Paola,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Stephens,  Norla  M;  Pierceville,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 

Third  Row:  Stephens,  Sharron  L;  Norwich,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Stephenson,  Larry  R;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Stephenson,  Paul  D; 
Cottonwood,  Junior  in  Business  Administration.  Sterling, 
Merle;  Humboldt    Junior  in  Agricultural  Economics. 


Fourth  Row:  Stern,  Scott  M;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Sterne,  Kenneth  K;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Political 
Science.  Stevens,  Allan  R;  Springfield,  Neb.,  Junior  in  Electri- 
cal Engineering.  Stevens,  Carol  J;  Chapman,  Freshman  in 
Modern  Languages. 


Fifth  Row:  Stevens,  Linda  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Stevens,  Marsha  L;  Ottawa,  Freshman  in  Art. 
Stevens,  Michael  B;  Canada,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Stevenson,  Ruth  V;  Mankato,  Sophomore  in  Physi- 
cal Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Stevenson,  Susan;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Stewart,  Andrew  F;  Kansas  City,  Freshman  in 
Chemistry.  Stewart,  Connelaine;  Bonner  Springs,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Stewart,  Deanna  G;  Hutchinson,  Junior 
in  Government. 


Seventh  Row:  Stewart,  Edwin  D;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman 
in  General.  Stewart,  Gary  A;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Stewart,  Gary  D;  Wamego,  Freshman 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Stewart,  Jack  M;  Topeka,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Eighth  Row:  Stewart,  Mildred  A;  Luray,  Sophomore  in  English. 
Stewart,  Paul  A;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Music  Education. 
Stewart,  William  J;  Haddonfield,  N.J.,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Stickney,  Jeanne  H;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


Bottom  Row:  Stindt,  Judith  A;  Redwood  City,  Calif.,  Freshman 
in  Clothing  Retailing.  Stites,  Charles  M;  Hill  City,  Junior  in 
Agricultural  Economics.  Stivers,  Fred  S;  Rome,  Ga.,  Junior  in 
Milling  Technology.  Stock,  Jeanette  L;  Summerfield,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics. 


552 


As  future  engineers,  members  of  a  surveying  lab  class  familiarize 
themselves  with  the  operation  of  various  surveying  instruments. 

Top  Row:  Stoddard,  Sheryl  A;  Miami,  Fla.,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Stoecker,  Gary  Q;  Spearville,  Sophomore 
in  Physics.  Stoehr,  Charles  L;  Plattsmouth,  Neb.,  Junior  in 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Stoehr,  Phillip  J;  Murdock,  Sophomore 
in  Geology. 


Second  Row:  Stolberg,  Margene  S;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman 
in  General.  Stoll,  Johnny  E;  Blencoe,  Iowa,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Stone,  Beverly  J;  Leonardville,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Stone,  Nancy  R; 
Beloit,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Third  Ro~w:  Stone,  Richard  E;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 
Stone,  Sharon  L;  Ada,  02  in  Architecture.  Stone,  Suzanne; 
Ft.  Scott,  Junior  in  Physical  Education.  Stonecipher,  William; 

Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 


Fourth  Row:  Stoner,  Kenneth  L;  Garden  City,  Freshman  in 
Civil  Engineering.  Stoops,  Avis  A;  Hugoton,  Sophomore  in 
Medical  Technology.  Stoppel,  Eugene  E;  Ness  City,  Freshman 
in  business  Administration.  Storrer,  Karen  I;  Madison,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Fifth  Row:  Stout,  Joseph  H;  Bazaar,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Stout,  Melvin  J;  Paxico,  Sophomore  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Stout,  Robert  J;  Minneapolis,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Stover,  Joann;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Modern  Languages. 


Bottom  Row:  Stover,  Nancy  K;  Anthony,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Stover,  Robert  H;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Agricul- 
tural Economics.  Stover,  Roger  B;  Topeka,  Freshman 
in  Agricultural  Economics.  Strahm,  Elaine  F;  Fairview,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education. 


553 


Underclassmen:  Str— Swe 


Top  Row:  Strait,  Judith  S;  El  Dorado,  Junior  in  Clothing  Retail- 
ing. Strauss,  James  E;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Archi- 
tectural Engineering.  Strecker,  Albert  H;  Paradise,  Junior  in 
Agricultural  Engineering.  Streeter,  Arthur  C;  Manhattan,  Soph- 
omore in  Physics. 


Second  Row:  Streit,  Edwin  H;  Tipton,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration Accounting.  Stricklin,  Gary  J;  Liberal,  Sophomore 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Strohm,  David  A;  Manhattan,  Soph- 
omore in  Psychology.  Strube,  John  H;  Hiwatha,  Junior  in 
Agricultural  Economics. 


Third  Row:  Strysower,  Stephen  A;  New  York,  N.Y.,  Sophomore 
in  Chemistry.  Stuart,  James  G;  Glenfelde,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Science.  Stubbs,  Thomas  A;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Stuckey,  Cheryl  R;  Wichita,  Junior  in 
Bacteriology. 


Fourth  Row:  Stuckey,  Larry  D;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Stude,  John  W;  Copeland,  01  in  Architec- 
ture. Studebaker,  Ralph  E;  Elkhart,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Stuessi,  Janice  L;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in 
General. 


Fifth  Row:  Stuessi,  Keith  A;  Prairie  Village,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Stump,  Jerry  H;  Blue  Rapids,  Freshman  in 
General.  Stumpff,  Judith  L;  DeSoto,  Sophomore  in  Medical 
Technology.  Sturdevant,  Sandra  F;  El  Dorado,  Freshman  in 
Civil  Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Sturgis,  Constance  A;  Burdick,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Stutzman,  Harriet  J;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore 
in  Modern  Languages.  Suberkropp,  Jerald  L;  Holton,  Freshman 
in  Chemistry.  Suchart,  Carol  A;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman 
in  General. 


Seventh  Row:  Suchsland,  Eileen  M;  Norton,  Sophomore  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Sudbeck,  Odo  M;  Seneca,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Medicine.  Suellentrop,  John  M;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration.  Suenram,  Richard  D;  Halstead,  Soph- 
omore in  Chemistry. 


Eighth  Row:  Sughrue,  Kathleen  M;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
Family  and  Child  Development.  Sughrue,  Patricia  A;  Man- 
hattan, Junior  in  Home  Economics.  Sullivan,  Dorothy  L; 
Junction  City,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education.  Sullivan, 
Gale  R;  Garden  City,  Junior  in  Business  Administration 
Accounting. 


Bottom  Row:  Sullivan,  Nancy  L;  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Sophomore 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Sullivant,  T.  O'neil;  Dodge  City, 
Sophomore  in  Animal  Husbandry.  Summers,  Linda  L;  Wichita, 
Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Summerson,  Frank  T;  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Dentistry. 


554 


Top  Row:  Sumner,  Ronald  P;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Industrial 
Engineering.  Sunderland,  Lane  V;  Fairview,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Suor,  Jane  A;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education.  Suran,  Brenda  K;  Hays,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Second  Row:  Surtees,  Linda  J;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Humani- 
ties. Sutcliffe,  Richard  L;  Russell,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Sutherland,  Theodore,  Scotia,  N.Y.,  03  in  Architecture. 
Sutphen,  Leslie  D;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Third  Row:  Sutton,  Sally  A;  Elkhart,  Junior  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Svaty,  John  G;  Ellsworth,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Svaty,  Karl  J;  Newton,  Freshman  in  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Swaffar,  Mary  J;  Prairie  Village,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Swain,  Damon  P;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Swain,  Marion  K;  Soldier,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Swan,  Susan  A;  Baldwin,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Swann,  Clair  L;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  Chemistry. 


Bottom  Row:  Swanson,  James  V;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Swanwick,  Daryl  K; 
Oswego,  Freshman  in  Animal  Husbandry.  Swart,  Roger  R; 
Wilson,  Freshman  in  Civil  Engineering.  Sweat,  Donald  L; 
Cedar,  Junior  in  Pre-Medicine. 

Kite  building  provides  a  group  project  in  a  design  class.  The 
men  will   later  test  the  engineering  of  the  kites  by  flying  them. 


Underclassmen:  Swe-Tho 


Top  Row:  Sweat,  June  F;  Cedar,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Sweet,  William  J;  Dodge  City,  Sophomore  in  Chem- 
istry. Swenson,  Carol  R;  Alta  Vista,  Freshman  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Swenson,  Richard  L;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Busi- 
ness Administration. 

Second  Row:  Swickard,  Richard  D;  Newton,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Swint,  James  L;  Emporia, 
Junior  in  Social  Sciences.  Switzer,  Kenneth  W;  Concordia, 
Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Symes,  Mary  H;  Elmdale, 
Freshman  in  Physical  Therapy. 

Third  Row:  Szamotula,  Helen;  Stratford,  Conn.,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Taber,  Homer  L;  Murdock,  Fresh- 
man in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Tadtman,  James  L;  Winfield, 
Sophomore  in  Civil  Engineering.  Tadtman,  Marilyn  M;  Win- 
field,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 

Fourth  Row:  Tanner,  Margaret  E;  St.  John,  Junior  in  Speech. 
Taphorn,  Robert  B;  Marysville,  Junior  in  Milling  Technology. 
Taplin,  Faye  L;  Ogden,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education. 
Tawney,  Gail  E;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and 
Liberal  Arts. 


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Fifth  Row:  Taylor,  Bernard  C;  Westmoreland,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Taylor,  Donna  J;  McPherson,  Sopho- 
more in  Animal  Husbandry.  Taylor,  Doris  J;  Manhattan,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education.  Taylor,  Ellen  L;  Hutchinson,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Sixth  Row:  Taylor,  Herbert;  Salina,  Freshman  in  General.  Tay- 
lor, John  C;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Taylor,  John  H;  Junction  City,  Sophomore  in  Business  Admin- 
istration Accounting.  Taylor,  Katherine  R;  Solomon,  Freshman 
in  General. 


Seventh  Row:  Taylor,  Lewis  R;  Georgetown,  Ky.,  Freshman  in 
Speech.  Taylor,  Norris  M;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in  Accounting. 
Taylor,  Ralph  B;  Mission,  Freshman  in  Business  Administra- 
tion. Taylor,  Suzette  G;  Meade,  Freshman  in  Pre-Dentistry. 


Eighth  Row:  Taylor,  William  A;  Winfield,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Law.  Taylor,  William  S;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Medicine. 
Teagarden,  George  A;  La  Cygne,  Junior  in  Animal  Husbandry. 
Teagarden,  Richard  L;  La  Cygne,  Sophomore  in  Animal 
Husbandry. 


Bottom  Row:  Tedford,  Jay  S;  Minneola,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law. 
Teeter,  Richard  B;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 
Teichgraeber,  Thomas;  Chapman,  Sophomore  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Templer,  William  W;  Leoti,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Dentistry. 


556 


Party  workers  and  interested  students  spend  the  night  of  SGA  elec- 
tions at  the  IBM  center  in  Anderson  Hall  tabulating  final  results. 


Top  Row:  Ten  Broeck,  Theresa;  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Terry,  Douglas  M;  Great  Bend,  Fresh- 
man in  Horticulture.  Tetebo,  Rosetta;  Ghana,  Freshman  in 
Foods  and  Nutrition.  Thaete,  Leland  L;  Downs,  01  in  Archi- 
tecture. 


Second  Row:  Thawley,  Frances  G;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Theis,  Shirley  F;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Theurer,  Richard  L;  Wellington,  Junior 
in  Animal  Husbandry.  Thiel,  Marie  E;  Easton,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration 


Third  Row:  Thiele,  Irvin  D;  Marysville,  Sophomore  in  Philos- 
ophy. Thieler,  Stephen  M;  Norton,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Thiesing,  James  W;  Springfield,  Mo.,  Junior  in 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Thirkell,  Douglas  J;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Electrical  Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Thomas,  Dennis  E;  Dighton,  Freshman  in  Physical 
Education.  Thomas,  Donald  R;  Neodesha,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Thomas,  Jon  F;  Treynor,  Iowa,  Sophomore  in 
Agriculture.  Thomas,  Nancy  K;  Turon,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


Bottom  Row:  Thomas,  Richard  L;  Prairie  Village,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting.  Thompson,  Barbara  J;  Wich- 
ita, Junior  in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Thompson,  Edward  L; 
Pratt,  03  in  Architecture.  Thompson,  Everett  L;  Michigan  Valley, 
Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


557 


Underclassmen:  Tho— Twe 


Top  Row:  Thompson,  Harvey  D;  Goodland,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Thompson,  Jay  F;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Biological 
Science.  Thompson,  Jonnie  S;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Sociology. 
Thompson,  Larry  L;  Ellinwood,  Junior  in  Civil  Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Thompson,  Leslie  A;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore 
in  Modern  Languages.  Thompson,  Linda  L;  Topeka,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Thompson,  Linda  R;  Johnson,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics.  Thompson,  Melvin  E;  Medicine 
Lodge,  Junior  in  Agricultural  Economics. 


Third  Row:  Thompson,  Steven  M;  Broadview,  111.,  Junior  in  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Thompson,  Tommy  A;  Agenda,  Junior  in  Economics. 
Thomson,  Janet;  Overland  Park,  Junior  in  Physical  Education. 
Thornton,  Marsha  A;  Ottawa,  Junior  in  Physical  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Thorsen,  Karen  E;  Northbrook,  111.,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Thurn,  Robert  L;  Mission, 
01  in  Architecture.  Thurston,  Joe  E;  Coffeeville,  Junior  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Tice,  Gary  D;  Topeka,  Freshman  in  Speech. 


Fifth  Row:  Tiffany,  Carol  S;  Lyndon,  Sophomore  in  Elementary 
Education.  Tilkian,  Hrag  J;  Chicago,  111.,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Tillmon,  Conibeth;  Kansas  City,  Freshman 
in  General.  Timmons,  Charles  E;  Fredonia,  Sophomore  in 
Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Tinkham,  Susan  K;  Washington,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Tisdel,  John  F;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Law.  Tittel,  Ronald  L;  Bazine,  Freshman  in  Entomology. 
Tjaden,  Nancy  C;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Clothing  Retailing. 


Seventh  Row:  Todd,  Michael  J;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration Accounting.  Toews,  Kathleen  L;  Atchison,  Junior 
in  Medical  Technology.  Toland,  Richard  E;  Salina,  Sophomore 
in  Business  Administration.  Tolle,  Thomas  D;  Salina,  Sopho- 
more in  Milling  Technology. 


Eighth  Row:  Tollefson,  Sandra  D;  Everest,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Extension.  Toney,  John  W;  Lancaster,  Sopho- 
more in  Dairy  Manufacturing.  Topham,  David  A;  Overland 
Park,  Freshman  in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Topliff,  Harold  J; 
Jewell,  Freshman  in  Agricultural  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Torluemke,  Mark  K;  Oberlin,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Torrence,  Bobbie  J;  Topeka,  Freshman  in 
Medical  Technology.  Tousignant,  Larry  L;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  Business  Administration  Accounting.  Touslee,  James  E; 
St.  Francis,  Junior  in  Civil  Engineering. 


558 


Top  Row:  Towner,  Thomas  G;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Biological 
Science.  Townsend,  Jane  L;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in 
Secondary  Education.  Trabant,  Dennis  C;  Eudora,  Junior 
in  Geology.  Trabant,  Galen  D;  Eudora,  Sophomore  in  Mechani- 
cal Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Train,  Steve  W;  Lindsborg,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Travis,  Janice  L;  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more in  Elementary  Education.  Traxson,  Steven  G;  Altamont, 
Freshman    in    Electrical    Engineering.    Trembly,    Randall    M; 

Belen,  N.M.,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Tribble,  Burton  K;  Soldier,  Sophomore  in  Agronomy. 
Trible,  Leah  G;  Leavenworth,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Tripp,  Robert  L;  Salina,  03  in  Architecture.  Trisler, 
Dennis  R;  Liberal,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear  Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Troell,  Richard  S;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Civil  Engi- 
neering. Trost,  Eldon  R;  Concordia,  Freshman  in  Agricultural 
Education.  Trowbridge,  David  A;  Springfield,  Mo.,  04  in 
Architecture.  Trubey,  Timothy  P;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration. 


Fifth  Row:  True,  Janet  E;  Americus,  Freshman  in  General. 
Trummel,  Marcia  G;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  Teach- 
ing. Trussell,  Judy  J;  Kackley,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 
Trybom,  James  C;  Lawrence,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Sixth  Row:  Tucker,  David  S;  Emporia,  Sophomore  in  Mathe- 
matics. Tucker,  Loren  G;  Hutchinson,  Freshman  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Tucker,  Sheryl  K;  Winfield,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Tucker,  Thomas  R;  Salina,  Junior  in  Mathematics. 


Seventh  Row:  Tuggle,  Anne  A;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in  Secon- 
dary Education.  Tuomey,  John  A;  Abilene,  Junior  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Turnbull,  Clifford  G;  Wakefield,  Freshman  in 
Chemical  Engineering.  Turnbull,  Kenneth  R;  Eskridge,  Soph- 
omore in  Business  Administration. 


Eighth  Row:  Turnbull,  Larry  K;  Summerfield,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Turner,  Catherine  L;  Newton,  Freshman  in 
Animal  Husbandry.  Turner,  Dixie  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Turner,  Edward  L; 
Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Civil  Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Turner,  Suzanne;  Randolph,  Tex.,  Freshman  in 
Clothing  Retailing.  Turney,  Linda  K;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Modern 
Languages.  Tussey,  Barbara  A;  Overland  Park,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Tweed,  Patricia  E;  Norton,  Junior  in 
Modern  Languages. 


559 


Underclassmen:  Two— Voe 


Top  Row:  Twombly,  Thomas  R;  Troy,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Uehling,  Thomas  R;  Ness  City,  Freshman  in  General. 
Ukena,  Nancy  J;  Effingham,  Freshman  in  Medical  Technology. 
Umholtz,  Kenneth  L;  Newton,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural 
Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Umscheid,  Mary  J;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Umscheid,  Phyllis  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  General. 
Underwood,  Kenneth  H;  Onaga,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Underwood,  Sandra  M;  San  Pedro,  Calif., 
Freshman  in  Architectural  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Ungeheuer,  Terry  F;  Rossville,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Unruh,  David  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Unruh,  Eileen  J;  Pawnee  Rock,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Unruh,  Phillip  F;  Great  Bend,  Junior  in 
Mathematics. 


Fourth  Row:  Unruh,  Rachel  R;  Independence,  Junior  in  Music 
Education.  Unzicker,  Jerry  L;  Belpre,  Freshman  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Urban,  Patricia  A;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Urbanek,  Gary  L;  Ellsworth,  Freshman  in 
Civil  Engineering. 


Fifth  Row:  Urbanek,  Kathryn  E;  Salina,  Junior  in  Medical 
Technology.  Utterback,  Stephen;  Sedan,  Junior  in  Chemical 
Engineering.  Utz,  Donald  C;  Holton,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Vacek,  Howard  R;  Ellsworth,  Freshman 
in  Agronomy. 


Sixth  Row:  Valenti,  Sharon  S;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman  in 
Speech.  Valla,  Patricia  S;  Amityville,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Art.  Van  Allen,  Robert  L;  Phillipsburg,  Fresh- 
man in  Electrical  Engineering.  Van  Blarcum,  Judy  L;  Man- 
hattan, Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Van  Meter,  Shirley  E;  Ada,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Van  Pelt,  Vance  E;  Scott  City,  Fresh- 
man in  General.  Van  Sickel,  Camille;  Jewell,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Van  Vleet,  Sharon  L;  Garden  City, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


Eighth  Row:  Van  Vleet,  Shirley  J;  Lebanon,  Neb.,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  Vance,  James  D;  Salina,  Freshman  in  General. 
Vande  Riet,  Randy;  Downs,  Freshman  in  General.  Vanhole, 
Steven  J;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Industrial  Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Vanlaarhoven,  Henry;  Norwood,  Mass.,  Freshman 
in  Agricultural  Education.  Vanover,  Roger  E;  Clayton,  Fresh- 
man in  Agriculture.  VanSickel,  James  V;  Manhattan,  Sopho- 
more in  Political  Science.  Vathauer,  Margie  E;  Greenleaf,  Junior 
in  Music  Education. 


560 


In  a  close  basketball  game,  a  tense  moment  holds  Wildcat  rooters 
breathless  for  seconds  before  releasing  them  to  cheers -or  sighs. 


Top  Row:  Venard,  Robert  E;  Olathe,  Sophomore  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Vergin,  Dexter  A;  Hammond,  02  in  Architecture. 
Verhage,  Karen  J;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Humanities. 
Verschelden,  Michael;  St.  Marys,  Sophomore  in  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Vessey,  Diana  K;  Denver,  Colo.,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Veteto,  Sherry  A;  Colony, 
Junior  in  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Vice,  Irvin  D; 
Manhattan,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Vick,  Judith  In- 
junction City,  Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 


Third  Row:  Viets,  John  A;  Stilwell,  Freshman  in  Chemistry. 
Vietti,  James  D;  Girard,  Freshman  in  Wildlife  Conservation. 
Vieux,  J.  Michael;  Greensburg,  03  in  Architecture.  Vilander, 
Joyce  M;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Bottom  Row:  Vincent,  Thomas  D;  Lakin,  Freshman  in  Veteri- 
nary Medicine.  Visser,  Arietta  Y;  Riley,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Vodraska,  Rita  L;  Wilson,  Freshman  in 
Business  Administration.  Voelker,  Elizabeth  H;  Prairie  Village, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts. 


561 


Underclassmen:  Voe— Wat 


Top  Roiv:  Voelker,  Gary  E;  Pittsfield,  111.,  Freshman  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Voet,  Mary  A;  Oketo,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Vogt,  Gary  D;  Hillsboro,  Junior  in  Landscape  Architec- 
ture. Volkmer,  Diane  K;Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Humanities. 


Second  Row:  Volz,  Darrell  W;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Pre-Law.  Voth, 
Thomas  R;  Moundridge,  Junior  in  Business  Administration. 
Waddle,  Jane  A;  Junction  City,  Junior  in  Elementary  Education. 
Wade,  Giles  L;  Abilene,  Junior  in  Political  Science. 


Third  Row:  Wade,  Kenneth  R;  Spearville,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
culture. Wade,  Susan  K;  Mission,  Freshman  in  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Nursing.  Wadsack,  James  F;  Derby,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Wagner,  Carolyn  K;  Atchison,  Fresh- 
man in  Physical  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Wagner,  Marilyn  J;  Liberty,  Sophomore  in  Dairy 
Manufacturing.  Wagoner,  Carolyn  S;  Hiawatha,  Junior  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Wagoner,  Marilyn  A;  Hiawatha,  Junior  in 
Physical  Therapy.  Wahlen,  Barbara  L;  Wichita,  Sophomore 
in  English. 


Fifth  Row:  Wainright,  David  E;  Alta  Vista,  Sophomore  in 
Chemical  Engineering.  Waite,  Nancy  S;  Prairie  Village,  Sopho- 
more in  Business  Administration.  Waknitz,  Sandra  S;  Bazine, 
Sophomore  in  Family  and  Child  Development.  Waldo,  Cathy  J; 
Goddard,  Freshman  in  Sociology. 


Sixtli  Row:  Waldron,  Terry  E;  Tribune,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Walkenshaw,  Sara  S;  Kansas  City,  Junior 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Walker,  Carol  S;  Eskridge,  Junior 
in  General.  Walker,  James  D;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Walker,  Janet  A;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Walker,  Jeanne  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in 
General.  Walker,  Patricia  S;  Penalosa,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics.  Wallace,  Deanna  K;  Eureka,  Sophomore  in  Clothing 
Retailing. 


Eighth  Row:  Wallace,  Elizabeth  G;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Wallace,  Nancy  K;  Gypsum,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Wallerstedt,  James  B;  St.  Joseph,  Mo., 
Junior  in  Wildlife  Conservation.  Wallingford,  John  A;  Wichita, 
Freshman  in  Pre-Dentistry. 


Bottom  Row:  Walman,  Ira  M;  Baltimore,  Md.,  Sophomore  in 
Bakery  Management.  Walser,  Charlene  D;  Waynesville,  Mo., 
Freshman  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Walsh,  Tom  W;  Leavenworth, 
Freshman  in  Social  Sciences.  Walter,  Glenna  D;  Riley,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics  Teaching. 


562 


Top  Row:  Walter,  Stanley  E;  Spearville,  Freshman  in  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Walz,  Leroy  H;  Ellis,  Junior  in  Agriculture.  Walz, 
Stephen  A;  Ellis,  Freshman  in  Agriculture.  Wamhoff,  Alana  K; 
Bird  City,  Junior  in  Physical  Education. 


Second  Row:  Wamhoff,   George  S;  Holyrood,  Sophomore  in 
Chemical  Engineering  Wanager,  Gloria  D;  De  Soto,  Sophomore 

in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Wandt,  Elizabeth  A;  Hutchinson, 
Sophomore    in    Elementary   Education.   Wanklyn,   Dennis   A; 

Winifred,  Sophomore  in  Business  Administration  Accounting. 


Third  Row:  Wanklyn,  Shirley  A;  Home,  Junior  in  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Art.  Ward,  Joe  E;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Ward,  Karen  S;  Wetumpka,  Ala.,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Wardlaw,  Dale  A;  Pickrell,  Neb.,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Roiv:  Ware,  Linda  J;  Blue  Mound,  Junior  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Warner,  Clifford  M;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Warner,  Lynette  K;  Wichita,  Junior 
in  Elementary  Education.  Warner,  Maxine  K;  Elkhart,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics  and  Extension. 


Fifth  Row:  Warren,  George  W;  Eskridge,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Warren,  Howard  L;  Grand  Island,  Neb.,  Junior  in 
Milling  Technology.  Warren,  Jimmy  D;  Medicine  Lodge,  Fresh- 
man in  Nuclear  Engineering.  Warren,  Laurel  B;  Minneapolis, 
Freshman  in  Elementary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Warta,  Judith  A;  Ellsworth,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Warta,  Thomas  H;  Ellsworth,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Wartman,  Elizabeth  G;  Shawnee 
Mission,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Wary, 
Elizabeth  M;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Speech. 


Seventh  Row:  Washburn,  Gary  L;  Whiting,  Freshman  in  General. 
Washburn,  Norvell  L;  Whiting,  Junior  in  Civil  Engineering. 
Wasmond,  Marilyn  K;  Princeton,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
Teaching.  Wassberg,  John  I;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting. 


Eighth  Row:  Waters,  Anne  C;  Greensburg,  Freshman  in  Gen- 
eral. Waters,  Keith  R;  Colby,  03  in  Architecture.  Waters,  Luanne 
H;  Colby,  Sophomore  in  Modern  Languages.  Watkins,  Linda  J; 

Anthony,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 


Bottom  Row:  Watson,  Harleen  M;  Formoso,  Junior  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Watson,  Norma  J;  Liberal,  Sophomore  in 
Mathematics.  Watt,  Philip  G;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Wattenberg,  Herbert;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior 
in  Art. 


563 


Underclassmen:  Wat— Wes 


Top  Row:  Watterson,  Carl  E;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in 
Physics.  Watts,  Rena  L;  Kensington,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Weak,  Earl  D;  Abilene,  Sophomore  in  Milling  Tech- 
nology. Weatherall,  Verna  J;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Second  Row:  Weatherholt,  Richard;  Ellis,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Forestry.  Weaver,  David  L;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in  Indus- 
trial Engineering.  Weaver,  Robert  L;  Reading,  Pa.,  Freshman  in 
Bakery  Management.  Weaver,  Roxanne;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics. 


Third  Row:  Webb,  Wilton  S;  Mt.  Vernon,  111.,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Weber,  Janice  K;  Bethel, 
Freshman  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Weber,  Sue  A;  Altoona,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Webster,  Lorna  J;  Stockton, 
Sophomore  in  Elementary  Education. 


Fourth  Row:  Webster,  Montgomery;  Macksville,  Sophomore  in 
Wildlife  Conservation.  Wegerer,  Gary  W;  Cunningham,  Junior 
in  Business  Administration.  Wegman,  Janet  M;  Hoxie,  Junior 
in  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Wehrman,  Howard  M;  Osborne, 
Sophomore  in  Agriculture. 


Fifth  Row:  Wehrman,  Pearl  I;  Osborne,  Freshman  in  Chemistry. 
Weide,  Wayne  R;  Lindsborg,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Weidle,  Nick  L;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  Wildlife  Conservation. 
Weigand,  Joel  T;  Ottawa,  Junior  in  Pre-Medicine. 


Sixth  Row:  Weigel,  Lawrence  N;  Hays,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Weiner,  Stephen  B;  Livingston,  N.J.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Weisman,  Paul  H;  Howard  Beach, 
N.Y.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Weisser,  Jacquelyn 
M;  Paxico,  Freshman  in  Secondary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Weisser,  Marilyn  K;  Paxico,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Welborn,  Alice  K;  Hutchinson,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Art.  Welker,  Ronald  L;  Shawnee,  Fresh- 
man in  Animal  Husbandry.  Welliever,  Brenda  J;  Holton,  Fresh- 
man in  General. 


Eighth  Row:  Wells,  Barbara  M;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Family 
and  Child  Development.  Wells,  Harlan  T;  Hutchinson,  Junior 
in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Wells,  Richard  C;  Manhattan, 
Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Wells,  Ward  V;  Wichita,  01  in 
Architecture. 


Bottom  Row:  Wells,  Wendell  R;  Independence,  Junior  in  Agri- 
cultural Mechanization.  Welsh,  Ronald  D;  Kincaid,  Freshman 
in  Animal  Husbandry.  Wendelburg,  Loren  J;  Stafford,  Junior 
in  Pre-Dentistry.  Wenger,  Michael  R;  Harper,  Sophomore  in 
Milling  Technology. 


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Top  Rozv:  Wenger,  Patricia  L;  Sabetha,  Sophomore  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Wenrich,  Steven  R;  Cimarron,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Wentz,  Darrel  P;  Wichita,  Freshman 
in  Agriculture.  Wentz,  Roslyn  D;  Concordia,  Junior  in  Art. 


Second  Rozv:  Wesche,  Linda  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  West,  Dale  E;  Greensburg,  02  in  Archi- 
tecture. West,  Karen  J;  Healy,  Freshman  in  Humanities.  West, 
Richard  D;  Moran,  Freshman  in  Animal  Husbandry. 


Third  Row:  West,  Rosalyn  A;  Lenexa,  Freshman  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  West,  Saundra  G;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Business 
Administration.  Wester,  Susan  M;  Phillipsburg,  N.J.,  Sopho- 
more in  Medical  Technology.  Westerman,  John  R;  Ellsworth, 
Freshman  in  Agronomy. 


Tourth  Row:  Westervelt,  R.  Dwight;  McCune,  Sophomore  in 
Agriculture.  Westhoff,  Richard  W;  Bremen,  Freshman  in  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Westover,  Dennis  R;  Junction  City,  Sopho- 
more in  General.  Westphal,  Dennis  C;  Kinsley,  Freshman  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Students  frequently  take  a  break  in  the  Union  between  classes 
to  chat  with  friends,  listen  to  the  jukebox  or  smoke  a  cigarette. 


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Underclassmen:  Wet— Wil 


Top  Rozv:  Wethington,  Stanley  D;  Anthony,  Sophomore  in 
Agronomy.  Weybrew,  Steven  J;  Wamego,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Engineering.  Weyer,  Judith  A;  Leavenworth,  Junior  in 
Medical  Technology.  Whealy,  Barbara  K;  Anthony,  Sophomore 
in  Physical  Education. 


Second  Row:  Wheatley,  Candance  A;  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Junior  in 
Elementary  Education.  Wheatley,  Christine;  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education.  Wheatley,  Dennis  C; 
Salina,  Freshman  in  Mathematics.  Wheeler,  Floyd  E;  Dodge 
City,  Sophomore  in  Animal  Husbandry. 


Third  Rozv:  Wheeler,  Sharon  K;  Atchison,  Sophomore  in  Gen- 
eral. Wheelock,  Hugh  H;  Medicine  Lodge,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Whetstine,  Douglas  G;  Clay  Center, 
Freshman  in  History.  White,  Barbara  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Clothing  Retailing. 


Tourth  Row:  White,  Charlotte  M;  Hoxie,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  White,  John  H;  Council  Grove,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Economics  White,  Mary  L;  Junction  City,  Sophomore 
in  General.  White,  Sharon  A;  Kingsdown,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education. 


Fifth  Rozv:  White,  Terry  L;  Great  Bend,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Whitehill,  Janet  M;  Latham,  Freshman 
in  Medical  Technology.  Whiteman,  Roger  K;  Scott  City,  Soph- 
omore in  General.  Whitley,  Sharon  A;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  Psychology. 


Sixth  Row:  Whitlock,  Barbara  A;  Kansas  City,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Whitlock,  Karmen  M;  Elmdale,  Freshman 
in  General.  Whitman,  Barbara  E;  Merriam,  Freshman  in  Art. 
Whitmer,  Dana  L;  Goodland,  Freshman  in  Mathematics. 


Seventh  Row:  Whitmer,  Lionel  R;  Dorrance,  Sophomore  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Whitmore,  Marian  L;  Manhattan, 
Junior  in  Secondary  Education.  Whitney,  Mary  E;  Manhattan, 
Freshman  in  Medical  Technology.  Whitney,  Mason  C;  Wichita, 
Sophomore  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Whittaker,  James  A;  Eureka,  Freshman  in  General. 
Whittlesey,  Diana  K;  Lawrence,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics 
and  Art.  Whitton,  Connie  S;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Social  Sciences.  Wiard,  Howard  A;  Keats,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration. 


Bottom  Row:  Wiard,  Mary  A;  Keats,  Sophomore  in  Secondary 
Education.  Wibbeler,  Richard  M;  Greensburg,  Freshman  in 
Mathematics.  Wible,  Stephen  H;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior  in 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Wichman,  Carol  M;  Valley  Falls,  Sopho- 
more in  Elementary  Education. 


566 


Top  Row:  Wichman,  Ross  J;  Seneca,  Freshman  in  History. 
Wicker,  Frederick  W;  Harlingen,  Tex.,  Freshman  in  Bakery 
Management.  Widau,  Stanly  C;  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Widener,  Austin  L;  Hudson,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Second  Row:  Wiechman,  Steven  R;  Scott  City,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Wieland,  Judith  C;  Oakley,  Sopho- 
more in  Home  Economics  and  Art.  Wilbeck,  Janet  K;  Vesper, 
Freshman  in  Home  Economics.  Wilch,  Cheryl  L;  Topeka,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics. 


Third  Row:  Wilcox,  Connie  J;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Wilcox,  Nancy  S;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Speech. 
Wilcox,  Ronald;  Pratt,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Wiley,  Cecil  W;  Harper,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Row:  Wiley,  George  L;  Osage  City,  Freshman  in  Vet- 
erinary Medicine.  Wiley,  Lois  A;  Clay  Center,  Sophomore  in 
Medical  Technology.  Wilkerson,  James  M;  Council  Grove, 
Freshman  in  Business  Administration.  Willard,  F.  Lynn; 
Madison,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fifth  Row:  Wilier,  Robert  H;  Shawnee  Mission,  01  in  Architec- 
ture. Williams,  Cheryl  E;  Hutchinson,  Sophomore  in  Speech. 
Williams,  Diane  F;  Preston,  Sophomore  in  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Williams,  Douglas  W;  Preston,  Junior  in  Agri- 
cultural Engineering. 


Sixth  Row:  Williams,  Frederick  L;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Williams,  Iris  M;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Williams,  Judith  K;  Stafford,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics.  Williams,  Kathleen  R;  Caldwell,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education. 


Seventh  Row:  Williams,  Laura  L;  Ft.  Riley,  Freshman  in  General. 
Williams,  Mark  D;  Florence,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Williams,  Maureen  C;  Broadview,  111.,  Sophomore  in 
Home  Economics  and  Art.  Williams,  Robert  A;  Philadelphia, 
Pa.,  03  in  Architecture. 


Eighth  Row:  Williams,  Robert  H;  Smith  Center,  Sophomore  in 
General.  Williams,  Robert  D;  Oregon,  Mo.,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Law.  Williams,  Robert  J;  Leavenworth,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Williams,  Ronnie  C;  Eudora, 
Freshman  in  Mathematics. 


Bottom  Row:  Williams,  William  R;  Topeka,  Sophomore  in  Horti- 
culture. Willis,  Lonnie  D;  Bird  City,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Willits,  James  L;  Marysville,  Sophomore 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Willits,  Richard  H;  Prairie  Village, 
Freshman  in  English. 


567 


Underclassmen:  Wil-Woo 


Top  Row:  Wilson,  Carolyn  K;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Secondary 
Education.  Wilson,  Carolyn  L;  Paradise,  Junior  in  Clothing 
Retailing.  Wilson,  Cynthia  A;  Lincoln,  Freshman  in  Elementary 
Education.  Wilson,  Dan  E;  Wichita,  03  in  Architecture. 


Second  Row.  Wilson,  David  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Landscape  Architecture.  Wilson,  David  S;  Abilene,  Freshman 
in  Technical  Journalism.  Wilson,  Edward  L;  Vliets,  Sophomore 
in  Civil  Engineering.  Wilson,  Helen  A;  Rockville  Center,  N.Y., 
Freshman  in  Chemical  Engineering. 

Third  Row:  Wilson,  James  D;  Salina,  Sophomore  in  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Wilson,  Lewis  B;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Speech.  Wilson,  Linda  M;  Hoisington,  Freshman  in  Sociology. 
Wilson,  Loris  J;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in  Zoology. 


Fourth  Row:  Wilson,  Martha  A;  Norton,  Sophomore  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Wilson,  Pamela  G;  Chanute,  Sophomore 
in  General.  Wilson,  Phyllis  B;  Garden  City,  Junior  in  General. 
Wilson,  Reita  B;  Rush  Center,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  and 
Extension. 


Fifth  Row:  Wilson,  Rodney  E;  Beloit,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Wilson,  Roger  K;  Madison,  Sophomore  in  Civil 
Engineering.  Wilson,  Ronald  L;  McPherson,  Junior  in  Govern- 
ment. Wilson,  Ruth  A;  LaCrosse,  Junior  in  Secondary  Education. 


Sixth  Row:  Wilson,  Steven  R;  Newton,  Freshman  in  Architec- 
tural Engineering.  Wilson,  Terry  Lee;  Jetmore,  Sophomore  in 
Pre-Medicine.  Wilt,  John  B;  Rossville,  Sophomore  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Wiltse,  Kenneth  C;  Great  Bend,  Freshman 
in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Wiltse,  Sue  A;  Paola,  Sophomore  in  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Windels,  Mary  E;  Meadville,  Mo.,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Winderlin,  Pauletta;  Scott  City,  Freshman 
in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Windier,  Timothy  R;  Paola, 
Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Eighth  Roiv:  Wingert,  Robert  E;  Wellsville,  Junior  in  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Winkler,  Judith  A;  Riley,  Junior  in  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Winkley,  Marvin  J;  Marion,  Freshman  in  Secondary 
Education.  Winn,  Stephen  L;  Whitewater,  Wis.,  Junior  in 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


Bottom  Row:  Winner,  Wayne  R;  Yonkers,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Winter,  Charles  A;  Peabody,  Junior 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Winter,  Lennita  A;  Clifton,  Freshman 
in  Elementary  Education.  Winter,  William  G;  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


568 


While  making  new  acquaintances  through  fall  orientation,  students 
attend   a    mixer  following  the  annual   Wildcat  Watermelon   Feed. 


Top  Roiv:  Winters,  Kenneth  D;  Chanute,  Sophomore  in  Veter- 
inary Medicine.  Winters,  Shiela  A;  Mission,  Freshman  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Winzeler,  Kenneth  A;  Lamont,  Sophomore 
in  Agriculture.  Wirtz,  Ronald  L;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in 
Sociology. 


Second  Row:  Wise,  Michael  R;  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Junior  in  Busi- 
ness Administration  Accounting.  Wise,  Peggy  J;  Lawrence, 
Freshman  in  Clothing  Retailing.  Wisegarver,  Frederic;  Prairie 
Village,  Freshman  in  General.  Wisegarver,  Richard;  Prairie  Vil- 
lage, Freshman  in  General 


Third  Rozv:  Wisniewski,  John  E;  Atchison,  01  in  Architecture. 
Wittenborn,  John  S;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Medicine.  Wofford,  Mary  L;  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  and  Liberal  Arts.  Wolf,  Wallace  W;  South 
Haven,  Junior  in  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Fourth  Rozv:  Wolfe,  Rosemary  A;  Ness  City,  Junior  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Wolff,  Gloria  D;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education.  Wood,  Ben  W;  Syracuse,  Freshman  in 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Wood,  Frederick  R;  Ottawa,  Fresh- 
man in  Agriculture. 


Fifth  Rozv:  Wood,  Joan  F;  Arkansas  City,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Wood,  LeEtta  L;  Salina,  Freshman  in  Humanities. 
Wood,  Martha  E;  Manhattan,  Junior  in  Physical  Education. 
Wood,  Steve  J;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Business  Admin- 
istration. 


Bottom  Row:  Woodall,  Linda  L;  Netawaka,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics.  Woodard,  Charles  R;  Maize,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
culture. Woodard,  Craig  M;  Wichita,  Freshman  in  Biological 
Science.  Woodburn,  John  W;  Pleasanton,  Sophomore  in  Sec- 
ondary Education. 


569 


Underclassmen:  Woo— Zum 


Top  Row:  Woods,  Franklin  C;  Tribune,  Junior  in  Business  Ad- 
ministration Accounting.  Woodson,  Steve  C;  Kingman,  Fresh- 
man in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Woodward,  Daniel  F;  Colum- 
bia, Mo.,  Junior  in  Wildlife  Conservation.  Woody,  Cheryl  J; 

Minneapolis,  Sophomore  in  Secondary  Education. 


Second  Row:  Woofter,  Frank  L;  Colby,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics.  Woolley,  Marilyn  L;  Oxford,  Freshman  in  Home 
Economics  Teaching.  Woolsey,  Wilma  L;  Wichita,  Junior  in  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Worley,  Ronald  R;  Beloit,  01  in  Architecture. 


Third  Row:  Wormington,  William  L;  Independence,  Junior  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Worthington,  Judy  K;  Oskaloosa,  Fresh- 
man in  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Wright,  John  B;  Lyons, 
Freshman  in  General.  Wright,  Kendall  M;  Topeka,  Sophomore 
in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Fourth  Row:  Wright,  Marjorie  J;  Wichita,  Sophomore  in  Physical 
Education.  Wright,  Randolph  L;  Dallas,  Tex.,  03  in  Architecture. 
Wright,  Rose  A;  Marquette,  Junior  in  Home  Economics  Teach- 
ing. Wright,  Susanna  M;  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore  in 
Elementary  Education. 


Fifth  Row:  Wulff,  Frederick  J;  Atchison,  Junior  in  Business 
Administration.  Wulfmeyer,  John  T;  Wichita,  04  in  Architecture. 
Wurtz,  Barbara  S;  Paxico,  Sophomore  in  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Wurzbacher,  Pamela  S;  Goodland,  Freshman  in  Sociology. 


Sixth  Row:  Wuthnow,  Robert  J;  Lyons,  Freshman  in  Business 
Administration  Accounting.  Wyatt,  Douglas  W;  Shawnee 
Mission,  02  in  Architecture.  Wyatt,  Kenneth  R;  Mulvane, 
Sophomore  in  Electrical  Engineering.  Wyckoff,  M.  William; 
Altamont,  Freshman  in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Seventh  Row:  Wykoff,  Beverly;  Los  Alamos,  Freshman  in 
Sociology.  Yager,  James  L;  Scott  City,  Junior  in  Agronomy. 
Yaney,  Jed  E;  Newark,  N.J.,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary.  Yarrow, 
Gale  R;  Clay  Center,  Junior  in  Mechanical  Engineering. 


Eighth  Row:  Yenkey,  Albert  N;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Landscape 
Architecture.  Yessick,  Margaret  E;  Overland  Park,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics  Teaching.  Yoder,  Lane  D;  McPherson,  Junior 
in  Pre-Medicine.  York,  Kathryn  A;  Salina,  Sophomore  in 
General. 


Bottom  Row:  York,  Robert  L;  Garden  City,  Junior  in  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Yorke,  Jerome  P;  Sedan,  Junior  in  Pre-Veterinary  Med- 
icine. Young,  Alexander  M;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  General. 
Young,  Gerald  T;  Topeka,  Junior  in  Dairy  Manufacturing. 


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Top  Kozo:  Young,  Nancy  A;  Abilene,  Freshman  in  Modern 
Languages.  Young,  Nancy  M;  Leawood,  Sophomore  in  Medical 
Technology.  Young,  R.  Kent;  Russell,  Sophomore  in  Electrical 
Engineering.  Young,  William  P:  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in 
History. 


Second  Row:  Younkin,  Charles  D;  Chase,  Sophomore  in  Gen- 
eral. Yoxall,  John  E;  Alton,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural  Econom- 
ics. Yust,  Steven  W;  Sylvia,  Freshman  in  Animal  Husbandry. 
Zabel,HerbertF;  Westmoreland,  Junior  in  Electrical  Engineering. 


Third  Row:  Zabel,  Robert  C;  Westmoreland,  Freshman  in  Chem- 
ical Engineering.  Zackert,  Margaret  L;  Kansas  City,  Freshman 
in  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Zahnley,  Donald  R;  Manhattan, 
Junior    in    Business    Administration.    Zavesky,    Thomas    C; 

Ellsworth,  Freshman  in  Agriculture. 


Fourth  Row:  Zeide,  Steve  M;  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Zeigler,  Stephen  B;  Alma,  Junior  in  Feed 
Technology.  Zell,  Richard  E;  Prairie  Village,  Freshman  in  Agri- 
cultural Engineering.  Zibell,  Mary  J;  Holton,  Freshman  in 
Home  Economics. 


Fifth  Row:  Zibell,  Robert  E;  Holton,  Junior  in  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Zielke,  Richard  K;  Buhler,  Freshman  in  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Zimmer,  Richard  M;  Short  Hills,  N.J.,  Junior  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Zimmerman,  Donald  E;  Kansas  City, 
Junior  in  Wildlife  Conservation. 


Sixth  Row:  Zimmerman,  Gary  L;  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  in 
Zoology.  Zimmers,  Joan  C;  Powhattan,  Freshman  in  General. 
Zimmerman,  Marc  W;  Sterling,  Freshman  in  Pre-Law.  Zirkle, 
Louis  R;  Berryton,  Sophomore  in  Agricultural  Economics. 


Seventh  Row:  Zitnik,  Frank  E;  Ransom,  Freshman  in  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Zook,  Lavina  J;  Salina,  Freshman  in 
Elementary  Education.  Zumbrunn,  Daryl  J;  Junction  City, 
Sophomore  in  Business  Administration. 


Second  Semester  Underclassmen 


Bailey,  Linda  R;  Manhattan,  Sophomore  in  Technical  Journal- 
ism. 

Eighth  Row:  Brockelman,  Jerald  D;  Council.  Grove,  Fresh- 
man in  Mechanical  Engineering.  Byrne,  Stanley  B;  Centralia, 
Junior  in  Feed  Technology.  Collins,  George  F;  Piqua,  Junior  in 
Agriculture.  Compton,  Charles  E;  Neosho  Falls,  Junior  in 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


Bottom  Row:  Courtney,  Robert;  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior  in 
Physical  Education.  Dodd,  JoAnn  C;  San  Antonio,  Texas,  Junior 
in  Technical  Journalism.  Fitzpatrick,  Robert  A;  Merriam,  Soph- 
omore in  General.  George,  Sharon  K;  Uniontown,  Sophomore 
in  Home  Economics. 


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Second  Semester  Underclassmen 


Top  Row:  Hartley,  Charles  S;  Lake  City,  Junior  in  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Hightower,  Charles  H;  Canoga  Park,  Calif.,  Junior  in 
Electrical  Engineering.  Hunter,  Nancy  C;  Manhattan,  Freshman 
in  General.  Mai,  LaDonna  J;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in  Home 
Economics. 

Second  Row:  Marine,  Duane  D;  Garden  City,  Sophomore  in 
Chemical  Engineering.  Masten,  Boyd  E;  Stafford,  Junior  in 
Speech  and  Art.  McClure,  Robert  E;  Hutchinson,  Junior  in 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Mueller,  Peggy  E;  Coffeyville,  Sopho- 
more in  General. 

Third  Row:  Munzner,  Robert  E;  Colebrook,  Conn.,  Sophomore 
in  Electrical  Engineering.  Nagel,  John  C;  Valley  Center,  Junior 
in  Animal  Husbandry.  Nichols,  Patty  L;  Prescott.  Freshman  in 
Agriculture.  Norton,  Norena  L;  Harlem,  Mont.,  Sophomore  in 
Psychology.  Overley,  Gary  S;  Speed,  Junior  in  Agricultural 
Economics. 

Fourth  Row:  Overley,  Vickie  J;  Speed,  Junior  in  Elementary 
Education.  Pendarvis,  James  E;  Junction  City,  Freshman  in 
History.  Redmon,  Larry  D;  Parsons,  Junior  in  Social  Sciences. 
Rosenow,  Nola  M;  Clay  Center,  Freshman  in  Home  Economics. 
Schurle,  Fred  E;  Manhattan,  Freshman  in  Business  Admin- 
istration. 

Bottom  Row:  Stroberg,  Jeanette  M;  Hutchinson,  Sophomore  in 
Business  Administration  Accounting.  Williams,  Leslie  L; 
Prairie  Village,  Sophomore  in  General.  Wolfram,  Edmond  T; 
Malverne,  N.Y.,  Junior  in  Industrial  Engineering.  Wright, 
James  P;  Grandview,  Mo.,  Sophomore  in  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Zimmerman,  Laurel  G;  Alta  Vista,  Sophomore  in  Agri- 
cultural Economics. 


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Bob  Sjogren  almost  intercepted  this  Iowa  State  aerial 
in  a  thrilling  7  to  6  dual  in  which  K-State  came  out  on 


top.  Sjogren  received  the  Colorado  game  ball  and  was 
rated  honorable  mention  on  the  Big  Eight  defensive  team. 


K-STATE   BOOSTERS   FOR  MORE   THAN   50  YEARS 


DOWNTOWN 
320-22-24  Poyntz  Ave. 


AGGIEVILLE 
619  N.  Manhattan 


VISIT  YOUR    DUCKWALL'S   STORE   FOR  GREATER  VALUES 


574 


WALT  LEONARD  AGENCY 

Complete  Insurance  Service 

229  POYNTZ  AVE.  PR  8-3090 

MANHATTAN,  KANSAS 


Conde  Music  &  Electric 

Manhattan's  Finest  and  Most  Complete 

Record  Department 

RCA  Victor  Television  and  Stereo  Hi-Fidelity 

Wurlitzer  Pianos  and  Organs 

PR  8-2350  407  Poyntz 


SAM  SAROFF  &  CO.,  INC. 

Distributors  of  Fresh  and  Frozen 

FRUITS  AND  VEGETABLES 

The  Year  Around 

PR  8-4446  Manhattan,  Kansas 


Chef  Cafe 

Gillett  Catering  Service 


111S.  4th 
Phone  PR  8-3266 


Congratulations . . . 

TO  THE  STUDENTS,   FACULTY 

AND  ALUMNI  OF  KSU 

UPON  COMPLETION  OF 

MANY  NEW  BUILDINGS  AND 

DORMITORIES  IN 

RECENT  YEARS. 

WE  ARE  PROUD  TO  HAVE 

HAD  THE  PLUMBING  CONTRACTS 

FOR  MANY  OF  THESE  FINE 

STRUCTURES. 

Powell  Bros.,  Inc. 


515  S.  8th 


PR  8-3303 


NATIONAL 

BANK 


The  First  National  Bank 

MANHATTAN,  KANSAS 
MEMBER  FD1C 

MOTOR  BANK  CUSTOMER  PARKING 

POYNTZ  AND  JULIETTE  4 14.  HUMBOLDT 

WHEN  BANKING  THINK  FIRST 


575 


Bird  Music  Co.,  Inc. 

CANDY,   CIGARETTE  VENDORS 

MUSIC  MACHINES 
PR  8-4265  126  POYNTZ 


Jcrr 


CLOTHIERS 


The  friendly  store  for  men 


MANHATTAN  LAUNDRY  &  CLEANERS 

3   convenient  locations 

Try  our  Semitone  cleaning 
Free  pickup  and  delivery 

PR  6-8848 


SINCE   1908 


"Ready  Reliable" 

Reliable  Transfer   and 
Storage  Company— PR  8-3559 
Moving  with  care  everywhere 


Penney's 

Now  Two  Big  Stores 
4th  &  Houston  4th  &  Pierre 


GEOJO'S 

INCORPORATED: 

MANHATTAN'S  QUALITY  DRIVE-IN 
2020  N.  3rd  Ph.  8-5880 

Tasty  Food  Deliciously  Prepared 

Eat  out  often,  but  make  it 

Geojo's  when  you  do 

Remember  Geojo  the  little  man 

that  stands  for  quality 

And  at  Geojo's  quality  and  service 

go  hand  in  hand 


STATE    BANK 


MANHATTAN'S  MOST 
CONVENIENT  BANK 


Always  Plenty  of 

Free  Parking 
Drive-Up  Windows 

6th  and  Humboldt 

Member  FDIC 


Richard  Riggs  (73)  can't  quite  reach  two  Iowa  State 
players  as  Jerry  Condit  (46)  is  tripped  up  on  an  end  run. 


576 


GET  ALL  THE 


UNIVERSITY  NEWS 


Subscription  Rates  For 
Outside  Riley  County: 


One  Year  .  .  .  $4.50 
One  Semester  .  .  .  $3.00 


KANSAS  STATE 
COLLEGIAN 


Live  Entertainment 

Nitely 
Dancing 
Bavarian  Style 

Dark  Beer 
18  Kinds  of  Pizza 


Open  7  Days  A  Week 


"W* PIZZA  PARLOR 


PR  8-3516  2304  STAGG  HILL  ROAD 

MANHATTAN,  KANSAS 


Throughout  the  years  twin  lion- 
esses have  stood  as  symbols  of 
strength  and  protection  before 
the  columned  building  that  is  the 
Home  Office  of  Kansas  City  Life 
Insurance  Company. 

Their  bearing  is  strong  and  proud 
as  though  they  knew  how  the 
funds  entrusted  to  us  are  held  to 
provide  a  security  assured  for  our 
policyowners  and  their  families. 

KANSAS  CITY  LIFE 

INSURANCE 

COMPANY 

Home  Office    -   Broadway  at  Armour 
Kansas  City,  Missouri 


577 


KANSAS  LUMBER  CO. 

Phone  PR  8-441 1 
431   S.  5th 


HARDMAN  LUMBER  CO. 

Phone  PR  6-8846 
West  on  K-18 


RAMEY  BROS.  LBR.  &  COAL 


Phone  PR  8-3911 
131    Houston 


GRIFFITH  COAL  &  LBR.  CO. 

Phone  PR  8-4477 
112  N.  2nd 


Roy  Smith  (45)  and  Gary  Williams  (behind  Smith)  go  high  to 
tip  a  rebound  to  Jeff  Simons  (out  of  the  picture  to  the  right). 


^Jhe  cJLumber   (companies  of    iv/anhauan 


S^ervina   the  /   eople 


578 


Kershaw 

Ready-Mix  Concrete 

&  Sand  Co.,  Inc. 


Box  668 


PR  6-8811 


Rogers  Paint  Products 

Everything  in  Decorating  Materials 
305  POYNTZ  MANHATTAN 


THE  BOOTERY 

Shoes  for  the  Entire  Family 
404  Poyntz 


Charcos 

KENTUCKY  FRIED  CHICKEN 
West  on  old  18 


FOR  YOUR  BEST  PROTECTION 
AUTO  -  FIRE  -   BONDS 


THE 


MEADE 


COMPANY 

INSURANCE 
Topeka,     Kansas 


Losses  paid  promptly  for  over  forty  years 


SKY-VUE 

WAREHAM 

CAMPUS 


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Doug  Dusenbury  strains  to  escape  the  outstretched  hand 
of  a  would-be  Oklahoma  State  tackier  on  an  end  sweep. 


579 


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Apparel  For  Gentlemen 
And  Their  Ladies 


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580 


Buzzells  Office  Equipment 

Corner  4th  and   Houston 
PHONE  8-3908  FREE  DELIVERY 


For  a  Complete  Wardrobe 


DOWNTOWN  MANHATTAN  PHONE  8-5490 


Family  Music  Center 


117  N.  3rd 


Gifts  for  all  Occasions 
5th  and  Poyntz  Phone  8-3882 


LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

Home  Office,  MANHATTAN,  KANSAS 

NEIGHBORLY  SERVICE 
FOR  LIFE  TIME 

INSURANCE  NEEDS 

VISIT  OUR 
OFFICE  BUILDING 
EIGHTH  AND  POYNTZ 

Established   1918 
OLD  LEGAL  LINE  RESERVE 


AGGIE  HARDWARE  AND 

ELECTRIC  COMPANY 

OFFERS  YOU: 

Electric  Appliances 

Dutch  Boy  Paints 

Ovenware  and  Chinaware 

Cleaning  Supplies 

Picture  Framing   and  Molding 

Hand  Tools 

Power  Tools 

General  Household  Articles 

Shop  Aggie  Hardware  First 
"/n  Your  Aggieville  Shopping  Cenfer" 


1205  Moro 


Phone  8-2993 


Dennis  Berkholtz  (left)  and  Roy  Smith  (45) 
try  to  stop  a  downcourt  pass  by  Missouri. 


581 


Favorite 


VOICE  OF  MUSIC 

stereo  and  tape  recorders 
SYLVANIA  TV 

GENERAL  ELECTRIC 

radios  and  small  appliances 

ROBERTS  and  FREEMAN 
Electrical  Supplies 

Lighting   Fixtures 

Electronic  Repair 


YEO 


AND 


TRUBEY 


ELECTRIC    CO 


1204    MOPO 


PR  6-9266 


Tempo 


YOUR  STORE  WITH  tfflgf  AT  LOWEST  POSSIBLE  PRKES 


MANHATTAN  WHOLESALE  MEAT  CO.,  INC. 

Catering  to 
Hotels  .  .  .  Restaurants  .  .  .  Institutions 

"We  Specialize  in  Portion  Control" 

209  YUMA  STREET  PHONE  6-9203 


MAR    CAFE 

708  NORTH  MANHATTAN 

Chinese  and  American  Dishes 


nmm  skelly  service 

Washing  and  Greasing  Service 
Tires  and  Accessories 

EVERY  SERVICE  FOR  THE  MOTORIST 

Phone  6-9814  1101   Moro 


BANK  AT 
THE  TIME  AND 


THIRD  AND   HUMBOLDT 


TEMPERATURE  CORNER 


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M         A         N         H        A 


Tom  Griffith 
Chairman  of  Board 


A         N.KANSAS 


J.  E.  Arnold 
Trust  Officer 


W.  B.  Glenn 
President 


582 


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the  beauty 
you  ore 

striving  for 

con  be 

found  ot 


409  POYNTZ  AVE. 


583 


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The  Travelers  Motel 


A  Superior  Motel 

3  miles  east  on  U.  S.  24 


AMHA 

8-4436 


Olson  Shoe  Service 


IHSWf 


PR  8-4273 


1214  Moro 


pmwA'c 


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Open  til  8:30  Thursday 


429  Poyntz 


BOTTGER'S    I.G.A. 


IN    AGGIEVILLE 


CRAZY  TED    pays  you  highest  prices  for  used  books 


NICE 

THINGS 

HAPPEN 

TO 

YOU 

at 

the 


UNIVERSITY  BOOK  STORE 

with   the  green  sidewalks 


584 


STUDIO 


ROYAL 


Laurence  W.  Blaker 


1200    Moro 


Dial   8-3434 


585 


There's 

A  Man 

In  Your 

Future 


r9k 


POWEt«*U0MfCOMV*NY 


He's  Reddy  Kilowatt  .  .  . 
ready  to  offer  you  a  helping 
hand  on  any  job.  Actually, 
modern  electric  living  is  al- 
ready a  reality  in  our  gener- 
ation, yet  all  of  today's  elec- 
tric applications  will  be  far 
surpassed  by  future  utiliza- 
tions. KPL  pledges  an  always 
power-full  Kansas  in  order  to 
meet  this  challenge. 


MILLER 
PHARMACY 


621    N.  MANHATTAN  AVENUE 


WARD  m.  Kf  LLf  H 

MANHATTAN'S    STOftt  fOR.  WOMEN 


The  Place  to  Go,  for 
The  Names  You  Know 


328  Poyntz  Ave. 


Phone  PR  6-8836 


Doebele's  IGA  Foodliner 

Joe  Doebele,   prop. 

Fruits  -  Vegetables  -  Groceries  &  Meats 
FREE  DELIVERY 


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517  N.  3rd 


Phone  8-4923 


EVERY  DAY  LOW  PRICES 


Remember  the  Good  Times' 


KITE'S 


PR  8-4485 


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DRINK 


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REG.  U.S.  PAT.  OFF. 


120  Poyntz 


DUGOUT 


586 


Diamond  Specialist 


Keep  d  'lliott 


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Certified  Gemofogi'sfs  A.G.S. 

Registered  Jewelers  A.G.S. 

Accredited  Gem  Testing  Lab. 


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WAREHAM  THEATRE  BLDG. 

MANHATTAN.   KANSAS 

PR.  8  4122 


complete  line  of  hardware  -  gifts 


HARDWARE, 


406  POYNTZ 


PR  8-4250 


CAMPUS  PASTRIES 

Rolls,  Decorated  Cakes,  and  Cookies 

Phone  PR  6-9965  and  PR  8-2336 

1201   MORO  AGGIEVILLE 


Caddie  J  (I3e 


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512  POYNTZ 
PR  8-3359 


Romig's  Phillips  66 

601    North  Manhattan 

MANHATTAN,  KANSAS 


PIZZA  FROM  THE 

PIZZA  HUT 

•  Delivery 

•  Dining  Room 

•  Private  Party  Facilities 

1121   MORO 

(IN   AGGIEVILLE) 


PR   6-9994 


OPEN  7  DAYS  A  WEEK 


"A  Progressive  University 


Demands  a  Progressive  Book  Store" 


C H ill P U S  BOOK  STORE 


587 


Boosting  . . 

KANSAS    STATE 


and 

Building  a 

Wall  of  Security 

around  the 

Kansas  family. 


FARM    BUREAU    MUTUAL 
KANSAS  FARM  LIFE 

K  F  B 

Insurance  Companies 
MANHATTAN,  KANSAS 


AGGIEVILLE 
BARBER    SHOP 


'Ding,"  "Cooney,"  and  "Phil' 
Next  Door  to  Kite's 


State  Mdtel 


1  Mile  West  of  University 
2710  Anderson  JE  9-2363 


Chartier's  Shoes 

Ladies:  Capezio's  and 
Personally 
Men's:  Johnston  &  Murphy- 
John  C.  Roberts  — 

Bassweejuns 


We  Take  Pleasure  in  Serving  You! 


1224  Moro 


Aggieville 


Manhattan 

New  Car 

Dealers 

Association 


Gayle  Sayers  of  KU  makes  a  three  point  landing  after  being  tripped  up  by 
Phil    King  (on   ground).   Denby  Blackwell   (25)   is  moving  up  from   his  end. 


Stanford-Weese  Motors 
Rambler 

Brewer  Motor  Co. 
Cadillac-Chevrolet 

Currie  Pontiac 
&  Oldsmobile 


Warren  Poston  Motors 
Dodge  and  Dodge  Trucks 

Skaggs  Motors,  Inc. 
Ford 

Manhattan  Motors,  Inc. 
Buick 


Allingham  Motors 
Volkswagen 

Goetsch-lrvine  Motor  Co. 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

Tri-County  Motor  Co. 
Studebaker-Lincoln-Mercury 


588 


DOLLY'S  K-LUNCH 


1417  ANDERSON 


Meals 


Homemade  Pies 


Kaup  Furniture  Co. 

Everything  for  the  Home 
304  POYNTZ  PHONE  8-3236 


Stickefs  Cleaners 


714  N.    12 


Quality   Work— Moderate   Prices 


Manhattan  Typewriter 
Company 

SALES,  SERVICE  AND  RENTALS 

Exclusive  Dealers  of: 

•  Remington 

•  Underwood-Olivetti 

•  Olympic 

PR  8-4241  217  South  4th  PR  8-4174 


PEPSI  COLA 


124  YUMA 


PR  8-5461 


Burnett's  APCO 
Service  Center 

3rd  AND  BLUEMONT 
MANHATTAN,   KANSAS 


Boosting  K-State  and 

Serving  Kansas  State's 

Best  Dressed  Men  and  Women 

Since  1922. 


MANHATTAN'S  FASHION  CENTER 


The  tightness  of  the  Iowa  State  game  shows  on  the  faces 
of  Line  Coach  John  Kadlec  and  Head  Coach  Doug  Weaver. 


589 


DODD'S 


Home  of  General  Electric,  Magnavox  &  Zenith 


WILDCAT  BOWLING  LANES 

24  Automatic  Pinsetters 

Air  Conditioned 

18  Highway  West  Manhattan 


MANHATTAN  ICE  and 
COLD  STORAGE  CO.,  Inc. 

Lockers  —  Cold   Storage  —  Ice 
209  Yuma  Phone  8-4465 


SAFEWAY 


6th  and  Leavenworth 


Manhattan 


You  II  Enjoy 

Shopping 

At- 


Manhattan's 
Quality 
Department 
Store 


PHONE  8-3551 


You'll  Like  Manhattan's 


GILLETT  HOTEL 


AIR    CONDITIONED 

GUEST    ROOMS 
with  bath  3.50  up 

TELEVISION 

FREE  OFF  STREET  PARKING 


Doug  Dusenbury  shot  through  the  line  for  a  six  yard  gain 
in   the   Wildcat's    17-14  victory  over  Oklahoma   State. 


Also  Operated  by 
Boone  Hotel  Company 


Hotel  El  Dorado  .  El  Dorado,  Kansas 


590 


When    in    Manhattan 


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eet    your    friends    at    the 


WAREHAM  HOTEL 


Operated  by  Wareham  Brothers 


Kansas  State  Alumni 


Radios    in 

Every    Room    With 

TV    Available 


Air  Conditioned 


Complete 

Banquet  and  Party 

Facilities 


Eddie  Botterman,  Manager 


591 


SERVICE  /  QUALITY  /  CREATIVITY  /  RELIABILITY* 


Compliments  of  Frank  J.  Wright 

American  yearbook  company 

HANNIBAL,  MO.       /       TOPEKA,  KAN.       /        VISALIA,  CALIF.       /      CAMBRIDGE,  MD. 


592 


INDEX 


Abbott,  Michele  A.   143,226,446 

Abel,  Neil  M.  257,446 

Abendroth,  James  L.  264,446 

Aberle,  Douglas  R.  257,446 

Aberle,  Stephen  J.  68,356,446 

Abersold,  Patricia  A.   236,446 

Abmeyer,  Beverly  J.   32,67,147,172,446 

Abshire,  Michael    192,446 

Acacia   180-181 

Achenbach,  Charleen   164,245,446 

Acker,  Duane  C.   23,25 

Ackerman,  Cheryl  A.   358,446 

Ackerman,  Grant  E.   123,446 

Acre,  Kenneth  E.  98 

Adago,  John  394 

Adair,  Sharon  L.    156,394 

Adams,  Alice  AA.   236,446 

Adams,  Arthur  A.   266,446 

Adams,  Bruce  A.  88,122,143 

Adams,  Dan  W.   192,446 

Adams,  David  C.  91,257,446 

Adams,  Edward  L.   129,178,446 

Adams,  Elaine.  K   162,394 

Adams,  James  J.   179,394 

Adams,  James  P.  78,91,446 

Adams,  Kathryn  E.   245,352,446 

Adams,  Lynda  K.   164,226,446 

Adams,  Marjorie  31 

Adams,  Mary  K.   126,162,394 

Adams,  Richard  G.  90 

Adams,  Stanley  D.   206,446 

Adams,  Terrill  J.   231,446 

Adamson,  Lorraine  A.    162,359,394 

Adcock,  Thomas  D.    195,394 

Addy,  Cathryn  L.   172,446 

Addy,  Donald  E.   212,394 

Ade,  Douglass  M.   318 

Adepoju,  Amos   119,127 

Administrators   16-17 

Adrian,  Brenda  G.   154,446 

Advani,  Gul  H.   118 

Advertising  573 

Afzal,  Mohammad   81,121 

Ag  Science  Day  328 

Ag  Student  366 

Agan,  Mrs.  Raymond    134 

Agan,  John  R.    109 

Aggieville  Barber  Shop  588 

Aggievilie  Hardware  581 

Agin,  Gary  P.,  88 

Agresta,  Dandra  J.    101 

Agresta,  William  M.   100 

Agriculture  Council  25 

Ahlerich,  Milton  E.  214,446 

Ahrens,  Jon  M.   257,446 

Aidnik,  Robert  L.   202,446 

Aikin,  Kenneth  N.   198,307,394 

Ailshie,  Roger  H.  94,394 

Aker,  Melody  C.   231,446 

Akers,  Judy  A.  95,236,446 

Akinokun,  Jesse  O.   119,127 

Akob,  Guy  M.  85 

Al-Tikriti,  Ahmed  S.   121 

Alade,  Joseph  I.   119,127 

Albers,  Kenneth  W.   285 

Albers,  Robert  J.    143,266,446 

Albertson,  James  R.    148,214,446 

Albertson,  Wayne  R.  94,446 

Albin,  Jane  M.  97,243,446 

Albright  Clyde  C.   257,446 

Albright,  Gerald  M.  218,394 

Albright,  Merle  R.  94,394 

Albright,  Sheryl  K.    168,231,446 

Alderman,  Susan  J.  231,446 

Alderson,  Loren  L.  94 

Aldridge,  Everett  G.   108,252,394 

Alexander,  Albert  J.  257,446 

Alexander,  David  L.  283 

Alexander,  David  R.   252,447 

Alexander,  Grant  G.  88 

Alexander,  James  L.   447 

Alexander,  Karol  K.   349 

Alexander,  Kenneth  R.   109,204,257,447 

Alexander,  Regena  K.    139,238,358,359,447 

Alexander,  Robert  Y.    182 

Alexander,  Roger  B.   447 

Alford,  Fredricka  S.    154,394 

Alhasani,  Sami  M.    120 

Ali,  Latif  H.   120 

Allacher,  Dennis  E.  90,394 

ANee,  James  N.  257,439 

Allee,  Judith  K.  78,111,162,394 

Allemang,  Virginia  S.  243,358,447 

Allen,  Billy  D.   252,447 

Allen,  Clyde  L.  92 

Allen,  Judith   84,111,160,447 

Allen,  Kathleen  A.   115,130,239,394 

Allen,  Larry  E.   447 

Allen,  Marilyn  J.   112,226,245,447 

Allen,  Marjorie  C.    113,238,447 

Allen,  Suzie  L.  245,447 

Allerheiligen,  Wayne  352,354,357 

Allingham  Motors  588 

Allison,  Ashley   172,447 

Allison,  Leslie  B.    109,139,141 

Allison,  Mary  J.   139,236,447 

Allison,  Max  L.   250,252,439 

Allison,  Nancy  L.  226,447 

Almack,  Julia  J.    152,345,447 


Almack,  Rosa  M.   131 

Almquist,  Karmon  D.    140,252,356,447 

Almquist,  Merlan  T.   137,140,356,447 

Alpert,  Dean  J.    100,223,447 

Alpert,  Glenn  P.   257,447 

Alpha  Chi  Omega   152   153 

Alpha  Delta  Pi   154-155 

Alpha  Delta  Theta  79 

Alpha  Gamma  Rho   182-183 

Alpha  Kappa  Lambda   184-185 

Alpha  Kappa  Psi   72 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta   68 

Alpha  Mu  76 

Alpha  Phi  Omega  76 

Alpha  Tau  Omega   186-187 

Alpha  Xi  Delta   156-157 

Alpha  Zeta  73 

Alsop,  Samuel  E.  447 

Altendorf,  Ronald  L.   257,447 

Althide,  Darrell  D.   285 

Alwin,  Duane  F.   222,447 

Ameel,  Donald  J.   33 

Ameel,  John  J.    105 

Amen,  James  B.   447 

American  Chemical  Society  94 

American  Institute  of  Chemical 

Engineers  93 
American  Institute  of  Industrial 

Engineers  88 
American  Institute  of  Physics  88 
American  Nuclear  Society  89 
American  Society  of  Agricultural 

Engineers  94 
American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers  90 
American  Society  of  Mechanical 

Engineers  93 
American  Society  of  Military  Engineers  92 
American  Yearbook  Company   592 
Amerine,  Diana  L.   245,447 
Ames,  Robert  D.    182,447 
Amox,  Carol  S.   110,158,447 
Amosun,  Gabriel    119 
Anazia,  Cyril  O.  263,447 
Anderson,  Agnes  F.   394 
Anderson,  Barbara  J.   231,447 
Anderson,  Christine  M.  83,156,394 
Anderson,  Clarence  L.  89 
Anderson,  Dave  F.    198,447 
Anderson,  David  E.  88,257.447 
Anderson,  Delores  K.   231,447 
Anderson,  Eulala  L.   238 
Anderson,  Gaylord  D.    107,223,447 
Anderson,  Jack  L.   73,98,200,394 
Anderson,  James  H.   265,447 
Anderson,  Jerrel  C.  83 
Anderson,  Joan  M.    101 
Anderson,  John  H.    182,283,321,447 
Anderson,  Judy  K.    114,168,394 
Anderson,  Kathleen  M.    172,448 
Anderson,  Larry  A.    184,448 
Anderson,  Larry  R.  55,200,279,283,448 
Anderson,  Leland  M.   106,137,141,363,394 
Anderson,  Loren  M.    148,202,448 
Anderson,  Marilyn  J.    110,170,394 
Anderson,  Melinda  M.    172,448 
Anderson,  Michael  S.   315,394 
Anderson,  Milton  R.  238 
Anderson,  Nancy  S.  394 
Anderson,  Norman  H.   89 
Anderson,  Pat  A.    101 
Anderson,  Patsy  O.   137,141 
Anderson,  Raymond  A.  73,98,395 
Anderson,  Richard  M.   55,206,448 
Anderson,  Robert  A.   28,100,448 
Andrews,  George  F.   204,448 
Andrews,  Martha    182 
Andrews,  Norbert  J.    196,448 
Andrist,  Darrel  W.    180,316,448 
Angel  Flight  84 
Angell,  Frances  M.    168,448 
Angwin,  Carol  S.    166,231,448 
Ankeli,  Gabriel  O.  97,119,127 
Annis,  Marjorie  C.  95,139,245,448 
Annis,  Maurice  A.   448 
Annis,  Ruth  E.   448 
Anschutz,  Fredrick  G.  96,448 
Anschutz,  Norman  G.    143 
Anschutz,  Wayne  H.   94,123 
Anspaugh,  Bruce  A.   448 
Anspaugh,  Gail  D.   316,317 
Anspaugh,  Victor  E.  97,448 
Anstaett,  Fred  R.  76,107,223,448 
Antenen,  Paula  G.    154,395 
Antes,  Paul  F.    192,448 
Antes,  Robert  L.   448 
Anthony,  Rowland  H.    126,312,395 
Anthony,  William  R.   206,448 
Antrim,  Barbara  S.   238,448 
Appel,  Robert  L.  75,93,395 
Applebaugh,  Susan  R.    1 10,220,448 
Applebaugh,  William   257,448 
Applegate,  Roberta  G.  70,112 
Applegate,  Roger  C.   216,448 
Applegate,  Ruth  E.    114,239,448 
Apportionment  Board  56 
Apt,  Glenda  A.    126,139,448 
Aranefa,  Francisco  L.   252,448 
Archer,  Michael   395 
Architecture  Council   28 
Ardon,  Menachem  T.   395 
Area,  Merla  K.   448 
Arens,  Max  Q.   206,448 


Armbrust,  John  S.   252,448 

Armbruster,  James  A.  94,140,448 

Armbruster,  Jerry  L.    109,133,140,257,448 

Armstrong,  John  P.   202,356,448 

Armstrong,  Nancy  L.    152,245,448 

Arndt,  Theodore  R.   285 

Arnett,  Larry  C.   38,222,449 

Arnold  Air  Society  86 

Arnold,  Betty  S.  47,57,70,158,395 

Arnold,  Larry  G.   449 

Arnott,  Ralph  E.   257,449 

Artmann,  Daniel  B.    104 

Arts  and  Sciences  Council   32 

Ash,  Paul  L.   198,449 

Ashida,  Betty  R.    133,245,449 

Ashley,  Larry  A.   257,449 

Ashlock,  Thomas  F.   449 

Ashton,  Barbara  A.    113,166,449 

Ashton,  Diana  L.   172,245,449 

Ashton,  Thomas  E.  97 

Askey,  Clare  J.    101 

Askey,  Raymond  D.  98,395 

Associated  Women's  Students  58 

Atchison,  Timothy  A.   449 

Atherton,  Kaye  L.    113,231,449 

Athey,  Joel  W.  69,177,310,449 

Athletic  Council  277 

Atkinson,  Barbara  A.   113,137,133,243,449 

Atkinson,  George  W.  97 

Atkinson,  James  L.   359 

Atkinson,  Mary  L.   239,449 

Atkinson,  William  P.   296 

Atkisson,  Deloris  E.   135 

Atkisson,  John  L.   75,82,395 

Atrozier,  Arthur   285 

Attwood,  Mary  S.    156,245,449 

Atwood,  Robert  K.,   359 

Aubuchon,  Martin  W.   214,283,449 

Auchard,  Gerald  V.  93,395 

Auchard,  Luella  M.    135 

Auditorium  388 

Augustine,  Gary  L.  75,449 

Augustine,  Sandra  L.   239,395 

Auld,  Doris  L.   226,449 

Auman,  Bruce  J.   257,449 

Aupperle,  Ronald  E.   206,449 

Austin,  Whitley    15 

Avery,  Cheri  L.   115,220,449 

Avery,  Eddie  L.   307,309,449 

Avery,  Melvin  R.  285 

Avery,  Robert  O.   250,252,395 

Avery,  Thomas  B.   22 

Avery,  Thomas  B.   200,395 

Avery,  William    15 

Axe,  Gary  M.   252,449 

Axe,  William  J.   257,449 

Ayotte,  Dennis  J.   72,76 

Ayres,  Eva  M.    113,156,449 

Ayres,  John  P.  257,449 


B 


Babbitt,  Phyllis  E.    133,137,174,449 

Baber,  Jack  E.  89,395 

Baber,  Joe  K.  99 

Bach,  Thomas  L.   212,449 

Bachtell,  Patrick  D.   216,449 

Back,  Joyce  E.   144,152,352,355,359,449 

Back,  Marilyn  J.   74,166,352,355,358,395 

Backer,  Jack  E.  70 

Backman,  Douglas  K.   307 

Bader,  Dean  R.    100,188,449 

Bader,  Frederick  R.   82 

Badger,  Bonnee  B.    162,449 

Badger,  Thomas  J.   33 

Badger,  Thomas  W.    104,395 

Badrick,  Charles  T.    143 

Bady,  Michel    117,263,439 

Baehler,  Judy  A.  239,449 

Baehr,  Gratia  L.    156,395,449 

Baehr,  Phillip  T.   216 

Bagby,  Barbara  A.    152,449 

Bagley,  Came  S.   226,449 

Bagley,  Edgar  S.    48,81 

Bahm,  Ronald  D.   92,395 

Bailey,  Billy  H.  88 

Bailey,  Eileen  E.   245,450 

Bailey,  Ginger    101 

Bailey,  Linda  R.   571 

Bailey,  Murilynne  M.   162,450 

Bailey,  Pete  L.   449 

Bailey,  Roberta  L.    114,231,450 

Bailey,  Shelby  L.   140 

Bain,  Kay  E.   84,147,156,450 

Baird,  Judith  K.    129,239,395 

Bak,  David  A.   83,140 

Baker,  ArdesM.    113,245,450 

Baker,  Charles  G.  94,356 

Baker,  Harold  T.  450 

Baker,  Janice  E.   110,236,450 

Baker,  John  R.  98 

Baker,  Nancy  A.    110,170,315,450 

Baker,  Pamela  M.    113,220,395 

Baker,  Patty   135 

Baker,  Raymond  W.    450 

Baker,  Robert  E.  73,76,107,223,395 

Baker,  Robert  L.    109,301 

Baker,  Roger  L.    132,257,450 

Baker,  Ronald  A.    198,296,450 

Balducci,  Richard  K.   285 


Baldwin,  Allen  V.   109,450 

Baldwin,  Carol  A.   225,450 

Baldwin,  John  H.   76,92,214,450 

Baldwin,  Lonna  S.    154,395 

Baldwin,  Mark  W.   257,356,450 

Baldwin,  Randall  H.   214,450 

Bales,  Harold  J.    148,206,450 

Ball,  James  D.   265,450 

Ball,  Penelope  J.   243,450 

Ballantyne,  Philip  M.   214,359,450 

Ballard,  Charles  R.    319 

Ballard,  Margaret  A.   234,450 

Ballentine,  Russell    109 

Ballou,  Russell  S.   257,450 

Balls,  Jerry  D.    123 

Balmer,  Gary  D.    285 

Balzer,  Rosemary  M.    245,450 

Banaka,  Jerry  N.   252,450 

Bange,  Edward  W.    143,257,450 

Banker,  Terry  G.   450 

Banks,  David  E.   43,75,82,93,252,395 

Banks,  John  H.    318,356,450 

Banks,  Paul  J.   450 

Baptist  Student  Union    141 

Barb,  Kenny  H.    196,450 

Barba,  John  M.   128,395 

Barbee.JonR.   206,257,450 

Barben,  Edward  E.  99 

Barber,  Evelyn  L.    110,147,149,168,450 

Barbour,  Gracie  R.    113 

Barenberg,  Edward  D.    142,252,450 

Barger,  Patricia  S.    133,239,450 

Baria,  Edalji  J.    118,450 

Barker,  C.  Kathrine  60,71,113,126,129, 

166,395 
Barker,  Linda  L.  450 
Barker,  William  C.  72,395 
Barkman,  Floyd  J.    109,139,451 
Barley,  Mary  L.   451 
Barlow,  Ronald  L.   283 
Barnard,  Dick  291 
Barnard,  Hugh  D.   451 
Barnard,  Lauren  A.   234,451 
Barndt,  Karen  L.    164,395 
Barnes,  Carolyn  E.    115,396 
Barnes,  Joe  W.  90 
Barnes,  Marian  K.    162,396 
Barnes,  Ruth  C.   239,451 
Barnes,  Sharon  A.   245,451 
Barnes,  Ted  J.  70 
Barnett,  Danny  K.    106 
Barnett,  Lloyd  E.   138,396 
Barney,  Arthur  C.    180,451 
Barney,  Margret  C.   172,231,451 
Barnhart,  Alice  I.    111,168,451 
Barnhart,  Dorothy  A.   245,359,451 
Barnhart,  James  L.  73 
Barnhart,  Rilla  S.    166,396 
Barnwarmer  350 
Barr,  Patricia  A.    174,451 
Barr,  William  C.    107,451 
Barrett,  Peter  J.   129,186,396 
Barrons,  Dorothy  J.  66,71,396 
Barrows,  Bradley  D.   216,451 
Barta,  Richard  A.    100,182,451 
Barth,  Sylvia  M.    112,226,451 
Bartholomew,  Carolyn   58,160,358,451 
Bartkoski,  Michael  J.  451 
Bartley,  Carol  A.    152,451 
Bartley,  Erie  E.    48,106 
Bartley,  Glenn  E.   451 
Barton,  Jon  D.  202,451 
Barton,  Larry  D.   451 
Barton,  Linda  C.   58,156,451 
Bartoo,  Chloellen    139,245,451 
Bartow,  James  R.  60 
Barzone,  David  M.   137 
Base,  Gary  L.   200,356,451 
Baseball   306-309 
Bashier,  Mustafa  B.   119 
Basketball   286-295 
Basore,  Richard  C.    148,214,356,451 
Bass,  Andrea  R.   239,451 
Bass,  Dianne  L.   245,451 
Bassett,  Marilyn  L.    131,451 
Bassette,  Richard  73,106 
Bates,  Herbert  T.    18 
Bates,  Rodney  M.    124,359 
Bates,  Vera  A.  74,83 
Battu,  Ramgopal    118 
Bauder,  Helen  C.   68,220,451 
Baum,  Linda  C.   239,451 
Bauman,  Harold  D.    100 
Bauman,  Mary  E.    101 
Baumgarten,  Edwin  O.   212,451 
Baur,  Kenneth  C.   202,451 
Baxa,  Diane  R.    101 
Bay,  Darrell  E.    105,188,439 
Bayless,  Sara  M.    158,451 
Beach,  Charles  L.  257,451 
Beach,  Darrell  E.   78,91 
Beach,  Ronald  T.   196,451 
Beach,  Sharilyn  K.   125,160,226,451 
Beach,  Suzanne  I.    129,231,452 
Beals,  Barbara  A.    128,162,452 
Bean,  Donald  L.   396 
Beard,  Charles  L.   452 
Beard,  James  A.  77,196,301,303,304,396 
Bearg,  Carolyn  J.    170,396 
Beasley,  Joseph  R.   85,452 
Beat,  Larry  J.   25,109,115,143,452 
Beattie,  Patricia  A.   226,452 


593 


Beattie,  Robert  J.   316,317 

Beatty,  Daniel    16 

Beaty,  Linda  A.    172,452 

Beaver,  Frank  M.   452 

Beck,  Barbara  L.    152,226,452 

Beck,  Brian  J.  368 

Beck,  Joseph  L.  306,307,319,396 

Beck,  Glenn  H.  22 

Beck,  Henry  V.  80,103 

Beck,  Marcia  A.  243,452 

Beck,  Robert  A.   452 

Beck,  Sandra  J.   55,60,67,69,170,452 

Becker,  Doris  R.   396 

Becker,  Edna  M.   111,140,243,452 

Becker,  Gary  L.  396 

Becker,  Gregory  W.  452 

Becker,  Lawrence  P.  212,452 

Becker,  Robert  A.    140 

Becker,  Robert  H.   283,396 

Becker,  Robert  L.  452 

Becker,  Vivian  R.    133,239,452 

Beckerle,  Susan  M.    170,245,452 

Beckman,  Alan  K.    180,452 

Beckman,  Samuel  K.    140,452 

Beckman,  William  K.   77,352,355 

Beckwith,  Ann  L.   170,452 

Becraff,  David  R.   285,452 

Becraft,  Nancy  D.   452 

Bednosek,  Monty  M.   186,452 

Beekley,  Cynthia  X.   245,439 

Beeman,  William  L.  452 

Beer,  Janet  J.   133,245,452 

Beery,  Thomas  Z.   192,356,452 

Beeson,  Charles  L.  83 

Beets,  Richard  A.    186,452 

Beezley,  William  P.  212,452 

Beefa,  Michael  N.   283 

Begnoche,  Gloria  T.  396 

Behan,  Carolyn  S.    122,156,396 

Behnke,  Keith  C.    182,356,452 

Behrens,  Suzanne  M.  66,71,166,396 

Beidmann,  Stanley  H.    105 

Beilke,  Jane  H.  249,452 

Bekaert,  Denis  A.  218,396 

Belden,  Guy  N.  452 

Bell,  Claud  K.  204,452 

Bell,  Donald  J.  75,80,87,396 

Bell,  Flora  J.   135 

Bell,  Jo  M.    111,239,452 

Bell,  Marilea  K.    111,152,397 

Bell,  Richard  F.  80,87 

Bell,  Roberta  L.  243,397 

Bell,  William  R.  285 

Bellairs,  George  H.   257,452 

Bellairs,  William  M.   257,452 

Belt,  Rebecca  L.   397 

Bender,  Charles  A.   397 

Bender,  Daryl  D.   82,93,436 

Bender,  Gary  L.    140,218,453 

Bender,  Janet  J.  78,143,436 

Bender,  Leslie  A.  245,453 

Bender,  Lois  J.    133,140,231,453 

Bender,  Roger  D.    198,453 

Bendure,  William  N.  97 

Benedick,  Jane  C.   111,170,397 

Benedict,  William  R.   126,130 

Benfer,  John  P.   132,453 

Benham,  William  K.  202,367,453 

Beninga,  Peggy  I.   112,226,453 

Benjamin,  Kenneth  U.  86,397 

Bennett,  Gerald  E.  257,453 

Bennett,  Lynda  C.    160,245,453 

Benortham,  Thomas  D.    108,397 

Benson,  Lee  M.  257,453 

Bentley,  Sara  S.    166,354,453 

Benton,  Gary  L.   125,126,149,179,453 

Benton,  Lynn  S.    105,252,453 

Benton,  Sharon  K.   58,95,174,453 

Bentrup,  Dale  R.   80 

Berends,  Jay  D.  453 

Berg,  Mary  M.   126,238,453 

Berger,  Chester  L.  252,293,453 

Berger,  Patrick  J.    180,453 

Bergin,  Patricia  C.    101 

Bergin,  William  C.   51,100 

Bergman,  Kathleen  S.   239,453 

Berkey,  Pamela  J.    168,453 

Berkholtz,  Dennis  L.    196,252,286,293, 

294,454 
Berlin,  Larry  K.    149,214,454 
Bernard,  Laverne  R.  97,454 
Berndt,  E.  Gary  454 
Bernhardt,  Janet  V.    154,454 
Berry,  Gail  M.    170,226,454 
Berthole,  C.  Dean    100 
Bertram,  Mary  A.   226,454 
Bertrand,  Conrad  E.   397 
Bertrand,  William  A.    102,454 
Best,  Cecil  H.  48 
Beta  Sigma  Psi    188-189 
Beta  Theta  Pi   190-191 
Bettenbrock,  Dwight   257,454 
Betton,  Martha  J.   354,357 
Betz,  Judith  L.    168 
Betz,  William  D.  204,454 
Bevan,  William    17 
Bevan,  William    198,454 
Beyer,  Annette  J.    112,152,397 
Bhoiwani,  Chandru  J.    118 
Bhuta,  Hemendra  J.    118 
Bickel,  Blaine  W.   198,397 
Bickerton,  Patricia  K.   135 
Bickford,  Max    15 
Biddison,  Ronald  E.   454 
Bidwell,  Orville  W.  362 
Bieber,  Joel  G.    188,397 
Bieberle,  Gordon  F.   252,397 
Bieberly,  Frank  G.    100 
Bieberly,  Ralph  K.  91,148,454 
Bieker,  Carmen  L.  91,454 
Biery,  Bonita  F.   220,454 


Biery,  Terry  L.  25,73,122,133,137,200 

298,334,397 
Bigbee,  Jean  L.   131,454 
Biggart,  Le  A.   133,220,454 
Biggs,  Elaine  S.    126,130,143,454 
Biggs,  Michael  W.   454 
Bigsby,  Allen  G.  454 

Bilderback,  Donna  B.   71,112,115,156,454 
Biles,  Bertram  R.   440 
Billinger,  Betty  J.   172,245,358,454 
Billinger,  John  C.   206,454 
Billinger,  Max  W.   206,397 
Billingham,  Karen  S.  78,83,397 
Billings,  Richard  D.  93,223,454 
Bilyeu,  Sandra  K.   231,454 
Bird,  Gerald  A.    111,139,454 
Bird,  Marilyn  K.    114,115,454 
Bird  Music  Company   576 
Bird,  Robert  E.   397 
Bird,  Thomas  F.    126,202,454 
Bird,  William  R.  90 
Bisbee,  David  N.    100 
Bishop,  Mary  A.  47,58,67,71,139,158,454 
Bishop,  Richard  L.   149,206,454 
Bishop,  Robert  D.   257,454 
Bitner,  Dennis  218,454 
Bitter,  Roger  A.    188,454 
Biurstrom,  Mary  E.  236,454 
Black,  James  N.    196,454 
Black,  Marvin  E.   454 
Black,  Michael  D.   216,455 
Black,  Richard  L.   257,455 
Blackburn,  Jack  B.  42 
Blackburn,  Mrs.  Richard   352 
Blackburn,  Richard   59,60 
Blackwell,  Denby  L.   281 
Blackwell,  John  H.    180,455 
Blades,  Linda  M.   236,455 
Blake,  Leslie  A.   172,455 
Blakely,  Jimmie  L.  80,397 
Blakeslee,  Mary  E.    110,172,455 
Blanke,  Gunnar  W.  202,455 
Blankenhagen,  Edward    149,180,283,455 
Blankenship,  Ada  M.   101,236 
Blankenship,  Connie  L.   135 
Blankenship,  David  W.  455 
Blankenship,  Gary  D.  455 
Blankenship,  Larry  P.   214,455 
Blankenship,  Richard   99,316,455 
Blasdel,  Phyllis  J.    156,245,455 
Blasdel,  Sharon  K.  79,239,397 
Blasiar,  David  A.  92,179,397 
Blass,  Constance  H.   397 
Blauvelt,  William  A.   257,455 
Bleakley,  Marykaye  84,170,455 
Bledsoe,  Jacquelyn  A.   231,455 
Bleything,  Larry  D.  202,367,455 
Bleything,  Richard  R.   455 
Bliss,  Charles  E.  43,55,212,455 
Bliss,  Robert  J.   257,296,455 
Blocher,  James  D.   257,455 
Blocksome,  Roderick  252,455 
Blomberg,  Karen  E.  95 
Bloom,  Vicki  A.    113,238,397 
Bloomer,  Paula  J.   226,455 
Blossom,  Homer  D.  78,92,397 
Blotkamp,  Carol  S.   245,455 
Blount,  Rodney  K.   133,137,356 
Blow,  Harry  E.   352,355,357 
Blubaugh,  Gary  J.   218,455 
Blue  Key  65 
Blum,  Doris  E.   243,455 
Blumeier,  Donald  I.   257,455 
Board  of  Regents   15 
Board  of  Student  Publications  56 
Bobek,  Elizabeth  A.   239,455 
Bock,  Barbara  H.    131 
Bock,  Evelyn  A.    100,220,455 
Bock,  Harold  D.  78,439 
Bock,  Ralph  S.  90 
Bocock,  Joyce  E.  78 
Bodenhamer,  Carol  J.  226,455 
Bodwell,  Jean  K.   162,455 
Boeding,  Thomas  L.  455 
Boehner,  Ernest  D.   252,455 
Boethin,  Roger  M.   214,455 
Boger,  Fred  C.  85,257,455 
Boggs,  Bruce  A.    137,368 
Boggs,  Carole  L.  455 
Bohannon,  Robert  A.  25 
Bohn,  Diane  K.   245,455 
Bohn,  Gary  D.  75,80,86,87,252,456 
Bohnen,  Joseph  M.   252,456 
Bohnstedt,  Janet  K.  245,456 
Bohrer,  Susan  M.   168,397 
Boles,  Charles  W.    126,456 
Boles,  David  C.  397 
Boles,  Marilyn  K.    110,129,154,456 
Bolick,  Mark  P.  206,283,397 
Bollig,  Francis  R.  93,397 
Bolline,  Michael  P.   456 
Bolnick,  William  M.   86,252,397 
Bond,  James  E.   456 

Bonewitz,  Bonnie  B.   110,112,152,378,398 
Bonine,  Dan  R.    144 
Bonneau,  Roland  J.    186,439 
Bonner,  William  R.  91 
Bonnewell,  Gretchen  71 
Boomer,  Larren  G.   456 
Boomer,  Warren  E.  97,456 
Boone,  Kenneth  D.   398 
Bootery   579 

Booth,  Donald  G.  91,139,456 
Booth,  Myrtle  F.   115 
Borberg,  Robert  M.  91 
Borell,  Steven  C.  88,122,140,252,456 
Borg,  Alfred  F.  33 
Borger,  Sharon  S.   231,456 
Borgerding,  John  F.   398 
Borgmann,  Terry  A.    180 
Bork,  William  S.   311 


Borland,  Dennis  P.  398 

Bornheimer,  Joseph  F.   212,398 

Bornkessel,  Janice  K.   456 

Borookhim,  Manoucheh    119 

Borota,  Milan  285 

Bortka,  John  J.   285 

Bortz,  Nancy  C.    110,152,456 

Bosanko,  David  M.   139,456 

Bosch,  Louise  A.   115,133,239,456 

Bosche,  Helen  F.   84,152,456 

Boss,  Mrs.  Henry  T.   214 

Bothwell,  David  L.    109,398 

Botsford,  Gene  345 

Bott,  Philip  C.   97,119,127 

Bottenberg,  John  C.   137 

Bottger's  IGA  584 

Bottorff,  James  L.  91,299,398 

Boucher,  Cheryl  A.    143,225,239,456 

Bouchey,  Gary  D.   72,303,304,398 

Boughton,  Roberta  J.   152,245,456 

Bourbina,  Charles  F.    196,456 

Bourque,  Chalise  A.   170,456 

Bourquin,  Shirley  L.  358 

Bowen,  Edwin  D.   257,456 

Bowen,  Ronald  L.   285 

Bower,  Wayne  P.  91,252,456 

Bowers,  Constance  J.    113,168,226,456 

Bowers,  David  E.  77,188,398 

Bowers,  Robert  D.  90 

Bowie,  Rogga  J.  83,172,398 

Bowman,  Anne  L.  352 

Bowman,  Clay  L.  456 

Bowman,  Gary  H.   104,398 

Bowman,  Gena  S.   456 

Bowman,  Michael  L.    196,398 

Bowman,  Susan  J.    172 

Bowsher,  Melodie  L.  231,456 

Boxberger,  Kathryn  A.  84,85,160,456 

Boyce,  Richard  E.   206,456 

Boyd,  Barbara  J.   398 

Boyd,  Glenn  E.  285 

Boyd  Hall  226-229 

Boyd,  Richard  K.  90,179,456 

Boyer,  Barbara  D.    156,456 

Boyer,  Gary  D.  456 

Boyer,  Harry  J.  257,456 

Boyer,  Lois   135 

Boyer,  Ronald  L.    192,456 

Boyer,  Ronald  L.   202,456 

Boyer,  Thomas  A.  87 

Boyle,  Dale  D.  257,456 

Boyle,  Steven  R.  457 

Bozarth,  Andrew  J.  99 

Bozarth,  Donald  L.   216,457 

Bozarth,  Duane  P.    148,179,457 

Bozone,  David  M.    133 

Brack,  Brian  J.  257,457 

Bracket,  Bette  I.  135 

Bracken,  Raymond  B.   87,398 

Bradbury,  Rose  A.  71,115,144,398 

Braden,  Janet  L.  231,457 

Bradford,  Ross  E.  97,457 

Bradley,  Gary  S.    109 

Bradley,  Sandra  L.    113,158,457 

Bradley,  Wray  E.  216,457 

Bradshaw,  Arden  J.   252,457 

Brady,  Anita  I.  69,166,398 

Brady,  Thomas  J.   218,457 

Brady,  Warren  T.   188,457 

Brainerd,  Mary  L.    164,457 

Brammer,  Judy  M.    131,457 

Brand,  John  H.   85,252,457 

Brandenberger,  Pamela   84,156,457 

Brandenburg,  Carol  L.   238,457 

Brandenburger,  Denny   457 

Brandner,  Lowell    18,70,366 

Brandner,  Mary  S.    142,160,378,457 

Brandt,  Gale  M.    164,457 

Brandt,  Gretchen  M.    112,152,457 

Brannam,  Cynthia  A.   231,358,457 

Brannan,  Michael  S.   257,457 

Branson,  Barbara  A.    101 

Branson,  Bruce  R.   398 

Branson,  Carl  E.   283 

Branson,  Richard  L.    100,283 

Brandt,  Douglas  M.   252,457 

Branton,  Dorothy  A.   239,457 

Brass,  Martha  J.   236,457 

Braswell,  David  A.    180,457 

Bratton,  Barbara  A.    160,226,457 

Braum,  Roy  A.  99 

Braunschweiger,  Margery  A.   58,239,457 

Braunsdorf,  Linda  M.   245,457 

Brazle,  Reba  S.   110,112,133,236,457 

Brecheisen,  Adell  W.   89,206,457 

Breckbill,  Robert  K.   206,299,356,457 

Breeden,  Effie  M.    114,131,144,457 

Breen,  Emmett  N.   457 

Brees,  Beverly  J.   239,398 

Brees,  Gerald  C.   186,368,457 

Breidenthal,  Gail  S.    164,457 

Breiner,  Amy  A.    135 

Breit,  Don   310 

Breitenbach,  John  D.    148,195,458 

Breitenstein,  Alfred   257,457 

Breitweiser,  Mary  D.    170,245,458 

Bremer,  Larry  W.   398 

Brenn,  Lawrence  R.  250,257,359,458 

Brennan's  Skelly  Service   582 

Brenneman,  Jane  E.   226,458 

Brenner,  Steven  R.   257,458 

Brensing,  Elaine  K.   162,458 

Brent,  Carol  A.   111,112,160,458 

Brent,  Margery  L.    160,231,458 

Brethour,  Mary  R.  74,170,352,398 

Brethour,  William  H.  99 

Brettschneider,  Thomas   103 

Brewer,  Marvin  V.  206,458 

Brewer  Motor  Company  588 

Brewer,  Roger  B.   86,398 

Brewster,  Jerry  V.   206,398 


Brickner,  Terry  L.   168,231,458 

Bridwell,  John  D.  436 

Briggeman,  Warren  L.   257,458 

Briggeman,  Wilma  J.   243,458 

Briggs,  Robert  A.  60,458 

Brightenburg,  Virginia    111,131 

Brim,  Lenore  K.    133,156,458 

Brining,  Donald  R.   257,458 

Brinkman,  Jim  C.    108 

Brinkoeter,  Elizabeth  A.   160,458 

Brinkoeter,  Rae  J.    160,231,458 

Briones,  Magdalena  L.  440 

Brisky,  Rosalie  I.   115,236,458 

Britt,  Kathee  R.   458 

Britt,  Timothy  J.  398 

Britting,  Dean  E.   398 

Britting,  Marjorie  L.  95,458 

Britton,  Gale  E.   250,257,439 

Britton,  Jane  M.    160,458 

Broodhurst,  Richard  A.   354,357 

Broadwell,  Edwin  S.  257,458 

Brock,  Carolyn  L.  71 

Brockelman,  Jerald  D.   571 

Brockway,  Edwin  B.   356 

Brodbeck,  Karen  L.  231,458 

Brodine,  Barbara  M.   172,458 

Broeckelman,  Gregory   143,226,356,458 

Broers,  Ted  A.   124,257,458 

Brogan,  Lewis  H.   100,458 

Bronaugh,  Robert  A.  458 

Bronzan,  Charles  T.  97 

Brookens,  Mary  C.    114,152,245,458 

Brookins,  Douglas  C.   80,103 

Brooks,  Barbara  L.   60,69,111,172,458 

Brooks,  Leroy  H.    105 

Brooks,  Nova  A.  458 

Brooks,  Robyn  D.  28,359 

Brooks,  Rodger  A.   91,214,458 

Brooks,  Susan  E.    154 

Brookshire,  James  R.   195,257,458 

Brookshire,  William  W.    195,398 

Browder,  David  L.  97 

Brower,  Garry  R.  458 

Brower,  Ruby  K.  79,398 

Brown,  Arthur  L.   458 

Brown,  Beverly  J.  243,459 

Brown,  Brenda  G.    141 

Brown,  Carl  J.  283 

Brown,  Dea  J.  234,459 

Brown,  Edwin  V.   32,398 

Brown,  Frank  A.   285 

Brown,  Jack  M.  459 

Brown,  James  L.   89,139,257,459 

Brown,  Judith  E.  71,112,174,399 

Brown,  Julia  A.   226,459 

Brown,  Larry  R.    206,459 

Brown,  Lawrence  E.  80,103 

Brown,  Margaret  L.   234,459 

Brown,  Merwin  L.  68,69,75,89,200,459 

Brown,  Peggy  A.  354 

Brown,  Richard  A.  91 

Brown,  Richard  N.  257,459 

Brown,  Robert  F.  85,257,459 

Brown,  Robert  M.   73,99 

Brown,  Roderick  R.  204,459 

Brown,  Russell  C.    109 

Brown,  Thomas  G.    129,202,459 

Brown,  Vicki  L.  239,459 

Brown,  Virginia  E.   459 

Brown,  William  L.   296,459 

Browne,  David  B.  99 

Brownlee,  Dale  E.  250,257,459 

Broxterman,  Leroy  R.  72,398 

Bruce,  Ralph  G.    186,399 

Bruce,  Richard  N.  97,204,459 

Brummel,  Joel  S.    128,143 

Brummer,  George  K.    186,459 

Brungardt,  Samuel  J.  25,143,459 

Bruning,  Gary  D.   104,202,252,459 

Bruning,  Gary  E.  356,459 

Brunk,  John  R.  257,459 

Brunson,  Douglas  S.   129,459 

Brush,  Sherry  K.  47,160,459 

Brusven,  Merlyn  A.    105 

Bruton,  Madeline  L.   168,459 

Bryan,  David  W.  85,257,459 

Bryan,  Margie  A.  84,170,459 

Bryan,  Ronald  W.  77 

Bryan,  Thomas  A.    139 

Bryant,  Bruce  E.  97,214,459 

Bryant,  Bruce  W.   252,459 

Bryant,  Joel  W.  92 

Bryant,  Judith    166,226,459 

Bryant,  Lawrence  O.   198,459 

Bryant,  Mildred  F.  74 

Bryant,  Shirley  135 

Bryant,  Wanda  L.    101 

Bryant,  William  M.    100 

Bryant,  William  P.  87,399 

Buamah,  Thomas  F.   119 

Bubb,  Henry  A.    15 

Buchan,  Robert  E.   126,202,356,459 

Buchele,  Kenneth  D.  60,182,356,459 

Buchenau,  Mervin  E.   149,312 

Buchman,  Vicki  R.   243,459 

Buckland,  Annette  L.    1 17,126,133,240,459 

Buenning,  Gail  M.  95,154,459 

Buenning,  Jan  C.   84,154,340,399 

Buetzer,  Pamela  R.    164,460 

Buffo,  Lyn  M.  245,450 

Bugbee,  Linda  E.   133,236,460 

Buhler,  Linda  L.  460 

Buisch,  William  W.  97,266,460 

Bull,  Barbara  J.    152,266,460 

Bull,  Robert  W.  98,399 

Buller,  Joel  E.   77,352,355 

Bump,  Douglas  L.   88 

Bunney,  James  B.   107,460 

Bunton,  Norma  D.  33 

Buono,  Jose  M.   106,399 


594 


Burch,  Mrs.  Allen  B.    188 

Burch,  Patrick  H.   214,460 

Burch,  Paul  W.    195,460 

Burch,  Vinson  L.   122,257,399 

Burchett,  Alfred  S.  83 

Buresh,  Mary  J.  240,460 

Burfield,  Marvin  L.  94,399 

Burg,  George  F.   218,460 

Burgat,  Rebecca  A.  231,460 

Burge,  Susan  E.  226,460 

Burgess,  Judith  L.  95,170,231,460 

Burgess,  Martha  A.    110,170 

Burgin,  Gary  S.    179,399 

Burk,  Elmer  C.    195,399 

Burk,  Mary  L.   58,70,112,172,399 

Burk,  Signe  L.  71,149,166,460 

Burke,  Patricia  B.   358 

Burke,  Steven  C.    107,223,460 

Burkey,  Jerry  B.    100 

Burkhard,  R.  Kenneth    18 

Burnett's  Apco  Service  Center  589 

Burnett,  Cecil  W.  460 

Burnett,  Peggy  C.   154,460 

Burnett,  Robert  A.   126,359 

Burnett,  Robert  C.   202,460 

Burnham,  Roger  L.  460 

Burns,  Karin  F.   60,69,160,358,460 

Burns,  Stephen  M.    144,257,359,460 

Burns,  Stuart  J.  99 

Burns,  Thomas  C.   265,460 

Burrell,  Delila  J.   239,460 

Burris,  Joyce  A.   58,105,113,130,131, 

358,460 
Burroughs,  Courtney   399 
Burton,  Donald  E.  439 
Burton,  Gary  H.   86 
Burton,  Sharon  R.    154,460 
Burtschi,  Diane  K.    156,460 
Bury,  Redetta  A.   101 
Bury,  Robert  J.  99 
Busby,  James  L.  99 
Busch,  Sandra  K.  95,231,460 
Bush,  Charles  E.   202,460 
Bush,  James  L.  214,368,460 
Bush,  Terry  M.  460 
Bussing,  Charles  E.  80,103 
Butler,  Matthew  L.  298 
Butler,  Nancy  J.    129,152,226,460 
Butler,  William  M.   222,460 
Butterfield,  Edwin  L.    196,378,460 
Button,  Sue  A.    149,231,460 
Butts,  Donald  W.  73,99 
Butts,  Joel  R.  204,461 
Butts,  Lucretia  A.  243,461 
Butzin,  Donald  F.   89,436 
Buzenberg,  John  J.   399 
Buzenberg,  Mildred  E.   38 
Buzenberg,  William  E.  312 
Buzzell's  Office  Equipment  581 
Byer,  Janet  L.   236,461 
Byers,  Jacqualine  S.   111,226,461 
Byers,  Norman  P.   180,356,461 
Byrne,  Barbara    143,160,245 
Byrne,  Stanley  B.  571 


Cable,  Barbara  L.  35,236,461 

Cable,  John  P.  35,72,86,250,252,461 

Cadman,J.  Stephen   257,461 

Cahill,  William  E.  461 

Cain,  Osmond   285 

Caine,  Homer  D.   352 

Cairl,  John  F.   283 

Calcara,  James  R.   28,55,78,214,461 

Calcara,  Richard  L.    122,214,461 

Calderon,  Prudencio  318,399 

Caldwell,  Barbara  R.    113,399 

Caldwell,  Nancy  S.   113,158,461 

Calentine,  Jack  E.    186,399 

Cales,  Wilma  J.    111,239,461 

Calhoun,  John  P.    105 

Call,  Barbara  A.    152,399 

Callen,  Patricia  J.  57,84,164,461 

Callies,  Rodney  E.  91,257,461 

Calliham,  Judith  A.    168,399 

Camblin,  Gary  L.   202,461 

Came,  William  G.    142,461 

Camerlinck,  Robert  J.  461 

Cameron,  John  W.   85,252,461 

Campbell,  Bonnie  J.   131 

Campbell,  Carolyn  I.   352 

Campbell,  Carrol  W.   73,106,363,461 

Campbell,  Charles  T.    182 

Campbell,  Galen  K.   77,202,307,308,399 

Campbell's  Gift  Shop   581 

Campbell,  John  B.   105 

Campbell,  Larry  G.   139,461 

Campbell,  Patricia  M.  243,461 

Campbell,  Richard  A.  252,461 

Campbell,  Richard  W.  461 

Campbell,  Robert  T.   399 

Campus  Book  Store  587 

Campus  Pastries  587 

Campus  Theater  579 

Canfield,  Pamela  A.   172,461 

Cannon,  Robert  W.   100 

Canterbury  Association   145 

Capron,  Beverly  J.    101 

Capron,  Carol  M.   101 

Capron,  Evan  D.   461 

Capron,  Kenneth  M.   98,399 

Capron,  Virgil  J.  98,399 

Card,  Michael  D.   212,461 

Cardwell,  Alvin  B.   33,49 

Cardwell,  Charles  E.    198,462 

Cardwell,  Virginia  G.  95,160,245,462 

Carey,  Bruce  D.  257,462 

Carey,  James  C.   18,48 


Carey,  Karen  J.  66,78,110,162,345,399 

Carey,  Larry  N.  94,139,356,359,462 

Carl,  James  G.   216,462 

Carl,  Sharon  K.   399 

Carl,  Sherilyn    160,462 

Carleton,  Cheryl  L.    154,399 

Carlgren,  Stefan  M.   399 

Carlin,  Thomas  E.  462 

Carlson,  Carl  J.   177,462 

Carlson,  Carlene  E.    168,358,462 

Carlson,  David  E.   69,462 

Carlson,  Elaine  E.   231,439 

Carlson,  Frank  408 

Carlson,  Gary  K.   462 

Carlson,  George  M.    195,400 

Carlson,  Linda  J.    170,462 

Carlson,  Margaret  N.   226,462 

Carlson,  Pamela  S.    172,226,462 

Carlson,  Sharon  J.   55,66,69,170,400 

Carlson,  Stanley  D.    105 

Carlson,  Terry  R.    103 

Carlson,  Vincent  L.   88,462 

Carlson,  Virginia  A.    124,133,137,243, 

345,462 
Carmichael,  Craig  L.  97,462 
Carmichael,  Lyle  K.   257,462 
Carnahan,  Sara  S.  439 
Carothers,  Kenneth  G.   252,462 
Carpenter,  Montford   73,76,107,223,400 
Carpenter,  Warren  E.  216,462 
Carr,  Carolyn  L.  70,140,226,462 
Carr,  Connie  L.    164,227,462 
Carr,  Mary  L.  47,114,115,400 
Carr,  Pamela  S.  239,462 
Carr,  Ronald  D.   214,462 
Carr,  Tommy  R.   257,356,462 
Carrico,  Patrick  C.    143,257,462 
Carrington,  Annie  A.  231,462 
Carroll,  Nancy  A.    152,462 
Carroll,  Susan  E.   234,400 
Carson,  Jerry  R.   216,307,463 
Carson,  Mary  E.   95,243,400 
Carson,  Pamalee  G.    112,236,463 
Carson,  Stephen  L.    148 
Carson,  Sue  E.    172,400 
Carson,  William  T.  463 
Carstens,  Susan  G.    1 10,124,131,249,400 
Cartee,  Carol  T.   101 
Cartee,  Robert  E.    100 
Carter,  Brian  E.  463 
Carter,  Lawrence  E.    106 
Carter,  Richard  C.   87 
Carthrae,  Ralph  E.   463 
Carver,  Haroldine   135 
Carver,  Norman  R.   87,400 
Cary,  Elizabeth  E.   81,126,400 
Case,  Barbara  J.    101 
Case,  James  A.  99 
Casey,  Mrs.  Ernest  O.    156 
Casey,  Patricia  A.   358,400 
Casida,  Dianna  L.   236,463 
Caspar,  William  O.    143,148,463 
Casper,  Jean  M.    160,227,463 
Cassidy,  Jerry  L.   89,139,400 
Cassidy,  Sheryl  L.   245,463 
Caster,  Dallas  D.  99,463 
Caster,  Douglas  F.   257,463 
Castilla,  Osmundo  S.   73,99,463 
Castle,  Nancy  M.   231,463 
Cathrae,  Rita  R.    135 
Catlin,  Jack  E.  51 
Catrell,  Frederick  A.   86 
Caudle,  Doyle  R.   85 
Caughron,  Martha  E.   231,352,463 
Caughron,  Raymond  D.  72,92 
Caughron,  Samuel  D.   86,96,359 
Caulfield,  Michael  D.   257,463 
Cave,  Gary  R.  359,368 
Cebula,  Jerome  J.    102 
Cecil,  Carolyn  D.   463 
Celeste,  Lauren  E.   124,231,463 
Cengiz,  Beyhan  463 
Cesafsky  Allen  A.  99 
Chadwell,  Lyle  H.    109,133,400 
Chadwell,  Stephen  L.   133,463 
Chadwick,  Theodore  A.   18,48 
Chain,  Lawrence  M.    108 
Chalmers,  John   30,277 
Chamber  Music  Series  336-337 
Chambers,  Dennis  R.    111,139,463 
Champney,  William  O.   81 
Chancy,  Terry  F.    192,463 
Chandler,  Judith  L.   158,463 
Chandrashekar,  Hiriy   118 
Chang,  Colette  W.   120 
Chang,  Van  90,226 
Chapin,  Judith  A.    152,245,463 
Chapman,  Harold  R.   463 
Chapman,  Harold  W.  222 
Chapman,  Janet  L.   239,463 
Chapman,  Mark  A.   86,180,400 
Chapman,  Michael  T.  75,179,400 
Chapman,  Randolph  B.   463 
Charcos  579 

Charles,  Barbara  H.   58,243,400 
Charles,  Michael  K.  70,356,373,400 
Charles,  Nancy  A.    168,463 
Chartiers  Shoes   588 
Chase,  Larry  L.    178,400 
Chase,  Ronald  G.    139 
Chasey,  Linda  S.    170,401 
Chatfield,  Janet  L.    1 10,152,245,463 
Chaudhri,  Mohammad  K.    121,439 
Chaudhry,  Muhammad  S.    121 
Chaudhry,  Rubina    121 
Chaudhry,  Shafqat  S.    121 
Cheatum,  Lawrence  E.  97,252,463 
Cheavens,  Marcia  K.   463 
Cheerleaders  351 
Chef  Cafe  575 
Chegwidden,Verlee  E.    128,238,463 


Chelikowsky,  Joseph  R.  33,80,103 

Chen,  Michael  S.   263,439 

Cheney,  Timothy  P.  99,463 

Chesney,  Kenneth  K.   106,129,186,364,463 

Cheynet,  Jerome  H.  77,296,463 

Chiang,  Yuan-Chang   83,120 

Chiang,  Yung  A.   463 

Chie,  Margaret  S.   249,439 

Chi  Epsilon  82 

Chilcott,  Elva  J.  231,463 

Chilcott,  James  H.    139,200,356,401 

Chilcott,  Robert  G.   252,464 

Childres,  Mary  F.    164,464 

Childs,  Edward  N.    100,182,464 

Childs,  Robert  M.    180,316,464 

Chiles,  Laurn  P.   464 

Chimes  67 

Chi  Omega   158,159 

Chitwood,  Karen  L.   55,67,166,464 

Choate,  Jim  L.    102 

Choplin,  Jane  R.   164,464 

Chowins,  Richard  D.   359,401 

Chrane,  Kenneth  L.   285 

Christensen,  Bruce  N.   257,464 

Christensen,  Carol    149,172,227,464 

Christensen,  Harriet   111,156,464 

Christensen,  John  L.   252,278,283,401 

Christensen,  Patricia   95,152,401 

Christian,  Francis  G.  75,464 

Christian,  Gary  R.   97,257,464 

Christian,  Theodore  401 

Christiansen,  Stanley  E.   316 

Church,  Gerald  M.  316 

Church,  Thomas  S.   265,464 

Chyba,  Leslie  J.   204,464 

Chyr,  Francis  317 

Ciardi,  John   400 

Cicmanec,  John  L.  401 

Citizens  State  Bank   576 

Claassen,  Rudolph  D.    109,464 

Claassen,  Stanley  L.  464 

Clapp,  David  J.    139,252,464 


Cla 

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Carol  S.    174,464 

Cla 

rk, 

Dale  A.    126,179,464 

Cla 

rk, 

Don  B.  90 

Cla 

rk 

Don  W.  368 

Cla 

rk, 

Eldon  L.  85 

Cla 

rk, 

Elizabeth  A.    129,239,464 

Cla 

rk, 

Gary  E.   68,88,128,143 

Cla 

rk, 

Harriett  J.   245,464 

Cla 

rk, 

Jane  32,67,68,69,160,359,464 

Cla 

rk, 

Janet  L.  245,358,464 

Cla 

rk, 

John  R.   257,359,464 

Cla 

rk, 

Katherine  E.   58,147,156,464 

Cla 

rk, 

Kathleen  M.   231,464 

Cla 

rk, 

Larry  L.  285 

Cla 

-k, 

Margaret  V.   71,436 

Cla 

rk, 

Michele  J.    126,170,464 

Cla 

rk. 

Peggy  A.   172,231,464 

Cla 

-k, 

Richard  C.   33,60,121 

Cla 

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Stanley  R.  94 

Cla 

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Suzanne  L.   234,464 

Cla 

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William  E.   257,464 

Cla 

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William  J.    18,277 

Cla 

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,  Robert   142 

Claussen,  Verne  E.   97,200,464 

Clawson,  Eldon  L.    182,364,401 

Claybaugh,  Kathryn  A.  95,249,315,464 

Claycamp,  Kenneth  W.  252,464 

Claydon,  Linda  A.   68,94,164,464 

Claydon,  Thomas  J.   106 

Clegg,  Robert  M.    198,319,464 

Clegg,  Victoria  L.    117,164,401 

Clendening,  Wayne  E.    188,464 

Clevenger,  Cheryl  V.    110,129,239,465 

Clifton,  Ronald  D.    1 1 1 

Cline,  Darwin  E.   90,148,192,465 

Cline,  Larry  E.    133,137,200,465 

Clingan,  Mrs.  Grover   190 

Clingenpeel,  Glenn  R.    184,465 

Clinger,  Cecil  C.   245,465 

Cloe,  Demis  K.   58,245,465 

Clothier,  Eugene  R.    100,252,465 

Cloud,  Betty  J.    158,401 

Clovia   174 

Clutter,  Michael  L.   465 

Clyne,  Lynda  L.    160,231,378,465 

Cobb,  Don  L.  93,179,401 

Cobb,  Elizabeth  J.   236,465 

Cobb,  Ruth  A.  71 

Coberly,  Nancy   166,465 

Coburn,  Jarvis  W.   223,465 

Coburn,  Ruth  E.    164,351,358,465 

Coca-Cola  Bottling  Company   586 

Cochran,  Harold  M.   86,200,356,401 

Cochran,  Janice  M.    245,465 

Cochran,  Robert  A.  78,91,218,465 

Cockrum,  Darrell  K.    104,192,258,465 

Cody,  Robert  E.    143 

Coffield,  William  H.   34,35,48 

Coffman,  Charles  W.    184,367,465 

Cohan,  Lawrence  A.   293,401 

Cohan,  Phillip  L.  465 

Colaw,  Carolyn  S.    154,465 

Colbert,  James  31C 

Colbert,  Joan  P.    137,154,401 

Cole,  Janet  K.   227,465 

Cole,  Ross  W.  258,465 

Cole,  Zelma  R.  38,154,401 

Coleman,  Jon  J.    196,465 

Coles,  E.  H.  52 

College  of  Agriculture  22-25 

College  of  Architecture  and  Design 

26-29 
College  of  Arts  and  Sciences  30-33 
College  of  Commerce   36-39 
College  of  Engineering  40-43 
College  of  Home  Economics  44-47 
College  of  Veterinary  Medicine   50-53 
Colleran,  Catherine  231,465 
Collins,  Carolyn  M.   58,227,465 


Collins,  David  R.   85,92 

Collins,  George  F.   571 

Collins,  Joyce  M.  227,465 

Collins,  Robert  L.  465 

Collins,  Robert  L.   359 

Colon,  Terry  M.    101 

Colon,  Walter  E.    100 

Coltrane,  Larry  H.    109,132,258,465 

Coltrane,  Ronald  D.    106 

Comb,  Arthur  H.    15 

Comerford,  Karen  M.    156,465 

Commerce  Council   38 

Compfon,  Charles  E.   571 

Compton,  Cynthia  C.  234,358,465 

Compton,  Jere  L.   137,258,401 

Compton,  Marcia  A.   231,465 

Conaway,  Gary  L.   401 

Conde  Music  &  Electric  575 

Condell,  Nancy  J.    160,245,465 

Condit,  Gerald  L.   281,304 

Condit,  Larry  R.    123,258,465 

Condit,  Lawrence  E.   283,304,401 

Condon,  Marquita  M.    154,465 

Condray,  Jerry  L.    132 

Condray,  Jettie  F.   132,266,312,465 

Cone,  Marie  L.   113,139,465 

Congleton,  William  L.   77,301,304,318,319 

Congrove,  Robert  L.  466 

Conine,  Phillip  L.  90 

Connell,  Martin  R.  98,436 

Conner,  Alvin  R.    109,132 

Conner,  Gwendolyn   401 

Connolly,  Terrence  M.  401 

Converse,  Larry  E.   129,466 

Conway,  William  P.    149,198,466 

Cook,  Barbara  J.  231,466 

Cook,  Charleen    135 

Cook,  Charles  E.   75,94,102,401 

Cook,  Claudette  K.   166,245,466 

Cook,  George  N.   206,355,466 

Cook,  James  E.   252 

Cook,  James  E.   466 

Cook,  Jerry  L.  283,466 

Cook,  John  M.    198,466 

Cook,  Judith  L.  466 

Cook,  Leland  B.   401 

Cook,  Sally  J.    138,359,466 

Cooley,  Lucinda  L.  95,231,466 

Cooley,  Marvin  D.   466 

Coolidge,  Sue  A.  227,466 

Coombs,  Polly  A.   158,359,466 

Coon,  Anthony  T.   253,466 

Cooper,  Craig   258,466 

Cooper,  James  K.   285 

Cooper,  Larry  J.  97,253,466 

Cooper,  Laurence  L.    100 

Cooper,  Mary  J.    113,129,168,227,466 

Cooper,  Robert  G.   139,466 

Cooper,  Robert  M.   212,466 

Cooper,  Sheryl  J.   231,466 

Cooper,  William  G.   88,466 

Coover,  Courtney  M.   368 

Cope,  Diana  G.   94,239,401 

Copeland,  Eugene  H.  77,83,352,354,357 

Copson,  Anna    144 

Corby,  David  B.    258,466 

Cordill,  Jerry  R.   97,466 

Corlis,  James  L.    100 

Corman,  Pat  D.  75,80,87,401 

Corn,  Roger  P.   466 

Cornelison,  Judy  K.   227,466 

Cornwell,  Larry  G.   126,466 

Cornwell,  Loretta  H.    180 

Corr,  Terry  L.   87 

Corr,  Tom  H.   285 

Correll,  Mary  E.   231,466 

Cortesi,  Richard  J.    100 

Cortner,  Dewey  A.   76,356 

Cortner,  Dr.  and  Mrs.  John   66 

Corwin,  John  B.   76,253,466 

Corwin,  Marilen  A.    168,231,466 

Cosby,  Susan  K.    147,172,466 

Costello,  Marilee  J.  245,466 

Cotner,  Vicky  J.  67 

Cotter,  Carolyn  A.   58,78,1 1 1 ,170,351 ,401 

Cottle,  Charles  F.   212,279,282,283,466 

Cottrell,  Fredric  R.   307,308,319,401 

Coulson,  Stephen  J.   89,203,401 

Coulter,  Jeanette  E.   243,402 

Counter,  Kama  K.    126 

Counter,  Kristine  M.   245,466 

Coupland,  William  C.   123 

Court,  Jean  L.  239,466 

Courtney,  Leila  J.    135,436 

Courtney,  Robert  G.  571 

Covert,  Dana  D.  236,467 

Covert,  Jerry  L.   265,467 

Covert,  Sydney  A.  245,467 

Cowan,  Deanna  K.   245,467 

Cowan,  Janet  S.    154,227,467 

Cowan,  Marion  C.  402 

Cowan,  Natalie  J.    111,154,402 

Cowan,  Ora  A.   402 

Cowdrey,  Judith  A.  70,220,368,376,467 

Cox,  Carolyn  J.   95,131,134,168,467 

Cox,  Carolyn  R.   47,249,315,467 

Cox,  Jerry  H.   258,467 

Cox, Judy  A.  99 

Cox,  Kenneth  M.   182,467 

Cox,  Kenton  L.    179,402 

Cox,  Lawrence  E.   223,467 

Cox,  Martha  J.    111,158,467 

Cox,  Rufus  F.  22 

Cox,  Stella    164 

Coyne,  Mary  A     110,467 

Coyne,  Patrick  I.  73,106,467 

Craft,  Stephen  M.   258,467 

Craig,  Cathryn  227,467 

Craig,  Donald  D.  266,467 

C-aig,  Margaret  K.    111,220,467 

Craig,  Wallace  M.    106,139 


595 


Crail,  Shirley  C.  79,164,467 

Cram,  Carolee   112,129,225,227,467 

Cram,  Dan  E.    100,467 

Cramer,  James  E.   216,467 

Cramer,  Joe  D.  467 

Cramer,  Keith  L.   200,307,467 

Crane,  Martha  A.    1 1 1 ,172,467 

Crane,  Ross  D.   109,132,467 

Crangle,  Robert  D.   43,55,65,75,89,179,402 

Cranston,  J.   117 

Crater,  Michael  J.   258,467 

Crawford,  Dr.  Golda  M.  66 

Crawshaw,  Claude  T.  75,94,264,402 

Creager,  Gary  L.  94,132,467 

Creager,  Marvin  W.    109,467 

Creamer,  Thomas  B.    186,402 

Crespo,  Medina  R.    100 

Crews,  David  T.   103,117,402 

Crews,  Joyce  L.   467 

Crill,  Dickie  J.   196,402 

Crispin,  Malinda  R.    103,402 

Crist,  Richard  J.   196,467 

Croman,  Dennis  R.    196,467 

Cromwell,  David  H.    137,200,467 

Crosetto,  Chester  J.  253,467 

Cross,  Carol  S.    156,227,467 
Cross  Country  Track  300 
Cross,  Terry  T.   467 
Crossen,  Dee  A.    139,240,468 
Crossley,  Michael  A.   258,468 
Crotinger,  James  L.  234,468 
Crotinger,  Mary  K.   468 
Crouch,  John  A.  99 
Crouch,  Robert  W.   38,355,468 
Crow,  Gerald  P.   258,402 
Crow,  John  M.  258,468 
Crowley,  Julia  R.  69 
Crowley,  Mary  L.   158,227,468 
Crubel,  Michael  J.  91,143,312 
Crum,  J.  David  206,468 
Crumrine,  Martin  H.   265,468 
Cudney,  Robert  R.    182,468 
Cullen,  Peter  86,402 
Cullison,  Noel  E.    186,468 
Culver,  Alan  D.    179,468 
Culver,  Carolyn  M.   245,468 
Cummis,  Phillip  E.   178,402 
Cunningham,  Clyde  H.    198,468 
Cunningham,  Gordon  R.    100 
Cunningham,  John  A.  89 
Cunningham,  Ronald  G.    106,402 
Cunningham,  Sheila  J.    101 
Cure,  Thomas  H.  97,128,142,468 
Currie  Pontiac  &  Oldsmobile  588 
Curry,  Fred  L.    126,179,468 
Curry,  Robert  T.   253,468 
Curtis,  Cynthia  D.   227,468 
Curtis,  Sherry  L.  231,468 
Cutler,  John  F.    103 
Cutter,  David  W.   104,258,468 


Daane,  Adrian  H.  33 

Dace,  Letita  S.   81 

Dace,  Wallace  81 

Dada,  Zuheir  S.  90 

Dagg,  Caleb  D.   203,402 

Dahl,  Bonnie  L.   240,468 

Dahling,  Anne  W.  98 

Dahling,  Carl  W.  98 

Dahlquist,  Lars  J.   468 

Dahlsten,  Maria  R.    114,133,140,245,468 

Dahm,  Arlene  R.    133,137,174,355,357,468 

Daily,  Donna  K,    170,468 

Dake,  Charles  A.  99 

Dalbom,  John  D.  204,468 

Dale,  Brock  352 

Dale,  Clorse  263,468 

Dale,  Ira  L.  296 

Dale,  James  E.  99,143,468 

Dale,  Shirley  J.  231,468 

Dale,  Thomas  D.   212,468 

Dalke,  Randall  C.    177,468 

Dallas,  Jean  E.  69,83,162,402 

Dallas,  Sarah  B.    128,162,468 

Dallen,  Larry  D.    196,378,402 

Dalrymple,  Roger  D.  206,311,402 

Dalton,  Kathleen  F.  231,468 

Dameron,  Tommy  D.    107,223,468 

Danaher,  Michael  J.  86,203,468 

Danenbarger,  William  F.   15 

Danford,  Dianne  E.    166,468 

Daniel,  Brenda  L.  227,469 

Daniel,  Stephen  A.  258,469 

Daniel,  Wayne  L.  436 

Danieley,  Edward  L.   278,281,283 

Daniels,  Charles  B.    117 

Daniels,  Paul  R.   253,469 

Daniels,  Raymond  L.  319 

Daniels,  Roger  W.   178,439 

Daniels,  Stephen  J.   318 

Danielson,  Stephen  K.   258,469 

Danler,  Gay  K.  85 

Dannefer,  Jane  E.  95,111,227,469 

Darbandi,  Esmail  S.    119,402 

Darling,  Dianne   113,168,469 

Darling,  Donald  F.    106,258,364,402 

Darling,  Jayne  E.   114,147,154,469 

Darling,  John  R.   285 

Darnell,  Gerald  E.   304 

Darnell,  Thomas  E.   204,469 

Darnell,  Thomas  J.   469 

Daroowala,  Nanabhai  90 

Darrigrand,  Andre    100,469 

Dart,  Susan  E.   170,227,469 

Darter,  Genevieve  C.    126,130,227,314,469 

Darter,  Janet  K.  71,168,402 

Darukhanavala,  Jehan   88 


Daruvalla,  Sam  R.   87,118,439 
Dau,  Diane  C.   234,469 
Dauber,  Vesta  L.    117,135,220,378,469 
Daugharthy,  Sandra  L.    152,469 
Daugherty,  Dianne  K.    145,245,469 
Daugherty,  Michael  C.   177,469 
Daugherty,  Patty  L.   240,469 
Daves,  Cheryl  A.   240,345,469 
David,  Tom  V.  99,402 
David,  Tony  D.  99 
David,  Twila  L.    101 
Davidson,  Adelia  M.    131,439 
Davidson,  Judith  A.   56,58,84,166,469 
Davidson,  Lloyd  A.    108,364 
Davidson,  Michael  W.  402 

Davidson,  Sandra  A.   245,355,358,470 

Davies,  Robert  E.   72,192,402 

Davies,  William  T.   470 

Davis,  Anna  C.   245,470 

Davis,  Arthur  D.   253,470 

Davis,  Betty  L.  231,470 

Davis,  Darold  D.   218,470 

Davis,  David  J.   258,354,470 

Davis,  Dean  L.  25,108,366 

Davis,  Dee  A.    156,402 

Davis,  Earle  R.   33 

Davis,  Elmer  G.  316 

Davis,  Fred  H.   137,141 

Davis,  Gayla  J.   240,402 

Davis,  Gerald  E.   253,439 

Davis,  Helen  C.   238,403 

Davis,  Jack  D.   198,403 

Davis,  James  R.  258,470 

Davis,  Judith  A.  243,470 

Davis,  Mozellar   58,95 

Davis,  Robert  C.  204,470 

Davis,  Sandra  L.   240,470 

Davis,  Susan  P.    172,470 

Davis,  Victor  A.   352 

Davison,  John  M.   258,470 

Dawes,  Donald  W.   316 

Dawson,  Thomas  S.   216,470 

Day,  Donald  L.   356,470 

Day,  Jon  M.    100 

Day,  Richard  N.   88,142,403 

Dean,  Jo  J.   125,129,131,470 

Dean,  Lynn  A.    198,319,470 

Dean,  Nancy  S.    110,154,470 

Dean  of  Admission  20 

Dean  of  Students  Office   18-19 

Dearborn,  Robert  H.  470 

Dearmond,  Fanchone  403 

Deaver,  Robert  M.   72,129,206,403 

Dechairo,  Margaret  J.   470 

Dechert,  Dennis  L.   73,104,214,470 

Decinque,  Donald  P.   253,368,470 

Decker,  Joy  L.   99 

Decker,  Stephen  R.   253,470 

DeCou,  Donald  F.   81 

Decristofaro,  Clemen  76 

Dedonder,  Larry  J.    143,253,470 

Dees,  Gailyn  L.  99 

Deets,  Paul  L.  200,403 

Defeo,  David  L.    198,470 

Degnan,  Paula  J.   227,470 

Degood,  Karen  D.   32,110,128,133,147 
152,470 

Degraffenreid,  Sondra   231,470 

Deines,  Calvin  W.   80,470 

Deines,  Garry  L.    180,356,470 

Deitz,  Dwayne  316 

Dekat,  Kenneth  A.    129,130 

Dekat,  Michael  A.   258,470 

Delaplain,  Linda  L.    100 

Delfs,  James  G.   258,470 

Delich,  Gloria  J.   84,147,164,345,358,470 

Delp,  Tony  M.   258,470 

Delta  Chi   192-193 

Delta  Delta  Delta   160-161 

Delta  Phi  Delta  83 

Delta  Sigma  Phi   194-195 
Delta  Tau  Delta   196-197 
Delta  Upsilon   198-199 
Delta  Zeta   162-163 
Demand,  John  W.    18,111 
Demars,  Jim  L.  75,80,470 
Deming,  Charles  H.  89 
Demoss,  Richard  T.   296,403 
Dempsey,  Cynthia  S.  245,470 
Dempsey,  Douglas  E.   178,403 
Denning,  David  F.  266,471 
Denning,  John  E.  258,471 
Denning,  Royal  G.   76,107,403 
Dennis,  Francis  C.  75,82,86,92 
Denny,  Douglas  J.   78 
Denoon,  Daniel  A.  99,471 
Dent,  Edward  L.    122,177,359,471 
Dent,  Michael  W.  471 
Dent,  Steven  M.   144,471 
Dent,  Thomas  R.  85 
Denton,  Wilson  L.   253,299,471 
Depenbusch,  Harold  J.    107,223,471 
Depping,  Dave  M.   214,471 
Derks,  Edwin  98,403 
Derosear,  Thomas  R.   214,471 
Derrick,  Barbara  A.   240,471 
Derting,  Robert  P.    105      , 
Derusseau,  Ronald  W.   471 
Desai,  Mrs.  Vasumati    118 
Desai,  Dinkerrai  R.    118,439 
Desai,  Vasu  K.  81,403 
Desbien,  Vernon  L.   195,471 
Deschner,  Dennis  L.   258,471 
Deters,  Charlotte  R.    156,471 
Detrixhe,  Joseph  B.    132 
Detter,  Jay  D.  93,223,471 
Defter,  Rose  N.   1 1 1 ,243,403 
Dettmer,  Dennis  E.  98,403 
Dettmer,  Gary  L.   107,471 
Dettmer,  Jean  E.    1 1 1 
Detwiler,  Amelia  A.    115,471 


Detwiler,  Wesley  R.  403 

Deubler,  Carol  J.    156,471 

Devaasirvatham,  Sure   82 

Devault,  Carolyn  E.    110,238,471 

DeVoe,  Diane  D.  32,84,85,158,471 

DeWeese,  Kathleen  84,240,403 

DeWeese,  Paul   277 

DeWeese,  Paula  J.  84,143,172,403 

Dewey,  David  K.   253,471 

Dewey,  Max  H.   124,139 

Dewhirst,  David  L.    148,177,471 

DeWitz,  Roy   293,294 

Dey,  Judith  A.    112,154,471 

Dial,  Patricia  N.  471 

Diamond,  Arlen  E.  86,188,368,403 

Diaz,  Gabriel    105,439 

Diaz,  Victor  F.   83 

Dibai,  Esfahani  M.    119 

Dice,  Mary  J.   158,471 

Dick,  Donald  J.   102 

Dick,  Elizabeth  A.  74,352 

Dick,  Judy  K.   135 

Dick,  Thomas  D.  94,212,471 

Dicken,  Donald  R.   82,403 

Dickerson,  David  L.   403 

Dickerson,  Roger  K.   294,471 

Dickey,  George  L.   88 

Dickey,  Kathleen  A.  70,152,379,403 

Dickey,  Mildred  L.    147,152,231,471 

Dickinson,  Catherine   158,471 

Dickinson,  Edith  M.    111,139,243,471 

Dickinson,  Jerry  A.  258,471 

Dickson,  Richard  C.  96,206,471 

Diehl,  Barbara  E.   112 

Diehl,  John  R.   108 

Diehn,  Frederick  J.  203,403 

Dieker,  Thomas  J.  258,471 

Diekmann,  Roger  A.    188,471 

Dietrich,  Darlene  236,471 

Dietrich,  Jacqueline   156,472 

Dietrich,  Robert  N.   258,472 

Dikeman,  Michael  E.  25,108,132,200, 

364,403 
Dildine,  Roger  S.   123,253,472 
Dillenback,  Harold  F.   180,316,472 
Dillenbeck,  Karen  E.   234,472 
Dillender,  Eugene  R.   203,472 
Diller,  Sherryl  L.    139,240,374,472 
Diller,  Sue  A.   158,227,472 
Dillman,  Carol  L.   74 
Dillman,  Susan  K.    160,472 
Dillon,  Charles  M.   253,356,472 
Dillon,  Jean  L.    143,229,245,472 
Dillon,  John  F.    143,266,356,472 
Dillon,  John  S.   222,472 
Dillon,  John  W.    126 
Dillon,  William  L.   258,472 
Dilly,  James  E.   352 
Dinning,  Jan  236,472 
Dirksen,  Larry  E.    107,223,472 
Disalvo,  Vincent  S.  70 
Disenhouse,  Harvey  A.    195,258,472 
Dissinger,  Edward  H.   86,283 
Dissinger,  Edward  R.  283 
Ditch,  Vicki  L.   160,227,472 
Ditgen,  Judith  K.   240,472 
Dittemore,  Beth  L.    131 
Diviney,  Ernest  M.   258,472 
Dixon,  Madelyn  C.   354,472 
Dixon,  Margaret  A.    139,240,472 
Doan,  Rodney  E.  472 

Dobbels,  Frances  M.    144,231,472 

Dobbin,  Jerry  L.    109,403 

Dobbins,  James  R.    133,253,472 

Dobson,  Leona    120 

Dobson,  John  E.  89 

Dobson,  Robert  C.   106,186,472 

Dobson,  William  H.  312 

Dodd's  590 

Dodd,  JoAnn  C.   374,571 

Dodds,  D.  Deloss  300,301,302,304 

Dodds,  Sondra  S.   238,472 

Dodge,  Donna  A.   111,139,158,472 

Dodge,  Gilbert  R.   25 

Dodge,  Rae   143,220,403 

Doebele's  IGA  Foodliner  586 

Dohm,  Gerald  L.   200,403 

Dohrman,  Yvonne  L.   472 

Dold,  Brenda  E.   231,472 

Doll,  Dixon  R.   304 

Dolly's  K-Lunch   589 

Domer,  Robin  R.  99 

Don  &  Jerry  Clothiers  576 

Donahy,  Jerry  F.    109,143,356 

Donaldson,  Richard  L.   75,179,403 

Donham,  Richard  S.   403 

Donley,  Douglas  D.    198,472 

Donner,  Carolyn  K.   234,472 

Doolittle,  Gary  L.    130,223,472 

Doramus,  Lynda  K.    112,240,472 

Doran,  James  V.   216,472 

Dorchester,  Leland  E.    105 

Dorian,  Robert  H.  313 

Douglas,  Louis  H.    18,33 

Dow,  Benjamin  B.  99 

Dow,  Carol  A.    101 

Dow,  Richard  G.   212,356,404 

Dowlin,  David  L.   102 

Downs,  Stanley  R.   258,472 

Dragsdorf,  Dean    18,48 

Drake,  Patty  S.   84,160,404 

Dreiling,  Mark  J.  88,186,439 

Dresher,  Larry  K.    100 

Dresser,  Alice  N.    154,245,473 

Dressier,  Donald  G.   70,129,176,473 

Drew,  Douglas  P.    196,473 

Driver,  Raymond  S.    285 

Droge,  Joanna  L.  473 

Drost,  Jo  L.   234,473 

Drouillard,  Judith  K.  231,473 

Drumm,  Dennis  A.  91,473 


Dryden,  Robert  D.  253,356,473 
Dryer,  Martha  L.   160,227,473 
Duckwall's  574 

Dudley,  Pamela  J.   110,158,473 

Duenkel,  Robert  T.   266,298,473 

Duff,  David  W.   184,473 

Duff,  Walter  J.  404 

Duffendack,  John  P.  91,148,216,473 

Duffield,  Robert  J.   188,473 

Duffin,  Patricia  A.   103,245,404 

Dufva,  Diane  368 

Dugas,  Paul  J.  368 

Dukelow,  Connie  M.    156,473 

Dukelow,  Nancy  J.    154,240,473 

Dumford,  Michael  D.   198,298,473 

Dumiak,  Michael  J.  258,473 

Dumler,  Nancy  B.    160,473 

Dumler,  Patricia  A.   140,245,473 

Dunagan,  Mrs.  W.P.    192 

Dunaway,  Patricia  A.   133 

Dunbar,  Stephen  A.    182,473 

Duncan,  Carolyn  L.    113,245,473 

Duncan,  Mrs.  Charles  202 

Duncan,  David  W.   216,404 

Duncan,  Edward  L.   404 

Duncan,  Franklin  D.   436 

Duncan,  James  M.  285 

Duncan,  Michael  S.    186,473 

Dungey,  Ronald  E.   141 

Dunham,  Daniel  D. 

Dunham,  Jack  S.  99 

Duni,  William  R.  473 

Dunkel,  Jean  M.   172,473 

Dunn,  Faye  P.    141 

Dunn,  James  C.    195,404 

Dunn,  Judith  A.   156,231,473 

Dunn,  Larry  R.    184,404 

Dunn,  Lawrence  L.    141 

Dunn,  Leon  L.    133,200,362,404 

Dunn,  Martha  L.  99 

Dupuy,  Maxine  E.   154,227,473 

Durgan,  Jack  C.  28 

Durland,  Merrill  A.    18,277 

Durling,  John  C.  73,99 

Dusenbury,  Douglas  K.  65,280,283,310, 

393,404 
Duston,  Arlene  S.  473 
Duston,  James  C.   80,87,404 
Dutton,  Diana  L.  227,473 
Dutton,  John  W.  97,204,473 
Dutton,  William  W.   304 
Dybwad,  Gay  L.    140 
Dyck,  Marvella  R.    110,166,473 
Dyer,  Charles  W.   253,473 
Dyer,  Donald  A.  91 
Dyer,  Grace  M.    131,135 
Dyer,  Peter  M.    123 
Dyer,  Sally  C.    113,231,473 
Dyke,  Nancy  K.    158,245,473 
Dyke,  Terry  L.    198,356,368,404 


Eager,  Richard  B.   258,473 

Eagles,  Thomas  W.  75,82,473 

Ealy,  Robert  P.  22,105 

Eastham,  Barbara  J.    168,245,474 

Eaton,  George  R.  70 

Eaton,  Lenette  E.   245,474 

Ebberts,  Orval   31 

Eberhart,  Franklin  L.    108,474 

Eberhart,  Keith  L.   253,474 

Eberhart,  Penny  R.    1 10,474 

Eberhart,  Russell  C.   80,87,128 

Eberle,  Janice  K.  236,474 

Ebersole,  Willard  G.   140 

Ebert,  Verlyn  W.    138,404 

Eby,  Charles  K.  90,179,474 

Eck,  David  D.   258,474 

Eck,  Diane  L.   474 

Eckel,  Gene  E.  474 

Eckert,  Karen  J.    170,474 

Eckhardt,  Kenneth  A.   474 

Eddie's  Beauty  Salon  587 

Edds,William  W.   253,474 

Eddy,  Curtis  W.  474 

Edelman,  Lyle  F.  258,474 

Edgar,  Sharon    170,231,474 

Ediger,  Robert  I.    140 

Edminster,  James  H.  258,474 

Edmonds,  Gary  N.   98,404 

Edmonds,  Jeannette  G.   245,474 

Edmonds,  Judy  L.    101 

Edmondson,  Ted  D.    133,137,474 

Edmundson,  Mary  L.    114,115,404 

Edwards,  Bette  L.   84,85,130,170,356,474 

Edwards,  John  F.    105 

Edwards,  Phyllis  L.  71,113,243,404 

Edwards,  Rose  M.   474 

Edwards,  William  C.   474 

Edwardson,  Robert  L.  72,148,188,404 

Edwardson,  William  D.    137,140,188,474 

Eggert,  Rodney  D.   258,474 

Eggleston,  Cora  J.   112,133,220,474 

Eggleston,  Jerry  J.    106,404 

Ehrlich,  Dorothy  A.  227,474 

Ehrlich,  Larry  D.   109,132,258,474 

Eib,  Darlene  L.    101 

Eib,  Ned  E.  99 

Eichem,  Benjamin  J.   368 

Eichenauer,  Casey   474 

Eichor,  Ricky  J.    203,403 

Eickelberg,  Frederic   368 

Eilian,  Cyrus    119,263,474 

Eilrich,  Nancy  A.  95,220,404 

Eisele,  William  D.   266,474 

Eisenbarth,  Francis  266,474 

Eisenbrandt,  David  L.   474 

Eisenhour,  Douglas  E.    198,356,474 


596 


Eismont,  Samuel  M.   184,474 

Eitel,  Darlene  R.   243,474 

Eitzen,  Kathleen  A.  404 

Ekis,  Gunter  307 

Eklund,  Darrel  L.  439 

Elder,  Larry  E.  258,296,474 

Elizinger,  Richard  J.   105 

Elk,  Diane  L.  238,475 

Eller,  Trudy  A.  245,475 

Ellington,  Larry  L.  404 

Elliott,  Barbara  J.   156,475 

Elliott,  Carolyn  K.   170,231,475 

Elliott,  Dennis  R.  258,475 

Elliott,  James  D.  475 

Elliott,  James  P.  258,475 

Elliott,  Richard  D.  90,404 

Elliott,  Robert  B.   218,475 

Elliott,  William  H.  404 

Elliott,  William  T.   216,475 

Ellis,  Byron  E.  56,70 

Ellis,  Hazen  J.  258,475 

Ellis,  Roscoe   18,48 

Ellison,  Steven  W.   404 

Ellithorpe,  Jack  E.   216,475 

Ellsaesser,  Jerrilyn   231,475 

Elsasser,  Karen  M.  404 

Eltiste,  Melvin  L.  475 

Ely,  Karolyn  K.  71,404 

Embers,  Kenneth  D.   196,475 

Emch,  Bill  D.  73,76,107,475 

Emel,  Charles  D.    180,475 

Emerson,  M.  Jarvin  81 

Emery,  Donald  K.   109,132 

Emery,  Johnny  J.    100,222,475 

Emery,  Mary  E.    134 

Emig,  Danny  R.   263,475 

Emig,  Larry  W.  43,90,129,186,405 

Emigh,  John  L.  86,196,405 

Emrich,  Patricia  A.   154,475 

Endore,  Trudy  A.   227,475 

Enegren,  Phillip  D.  75,179,405 

Enfield,  Richard  L.  359,475 

Engel,  Charles  W.    196,475 

Engelken,  Ronald  A.  97,133,137,143, 

266,475 
Engineering  Council  43 
Engineers  and  Architects  Open 

House  332-333 
Engle,  Bruce  K.  475 

Engle,  Harold  D.  73,104,133,200,364,475 
Engle,  Pamela  S.    129,133,227,358,475 
Engler,  Jerry  W.   258,475 
Engler,  Leo  F.    120 
Englisby,  Denis  C.  356,475 
English,  Jacquelyn  E.    168,475 
Engstrom,  Kathleen  A.    172,227,475 
Enich,  Peter  Y.  475 
Enos,  Paul  D.   130,475 
Epard,  Richard  L.  81,178,439 
Eplee,  Harvey  C.   212,475 
Epley,  Larry  C.    109,132,258,475 
Eppard,  Ellen  E.   226,245,475 
Erbentraut,  Stuart  A.    186,475 
Erbes,  Lawrence  E.  439,476 
Erbes,  Lucinda  R.   240 
Erickson,  Frederick  298 
Erickson,  Michael  J.   253,476 
Erickson,  Peggy  J.   249,476 
Ericson,  Carla  S.    112,140,220,476 
Erkenbrack,  Dennis  L.  77,476 
Erker,  LeRoy  E.  476 
Ermey,  Michael  S.  204,476 
Ernzen,  Shirley  K.  405 
Erpelding,  Lawrence  H.   25,109,142,200, 

405 
Ervin,  Gary  E.   149,216,476 
Ervin,  Patrick  F.   133,149,176,476 
Esau,  Mary  L.  79,144,220,354,476 
Eshbaugh,  Gerald  C.  476 
Eshelman,  Kenneth  K.  216,476 
Eshelman,  Roger  A.    149,476 
Eskridge,  Escal  L.    188,405 
Eslinger,  Michael  E.   253,476 
Eslinger,  Sue  A.    144,158,476 
Essmiller,  Donald  M.   258,356,476 
Estes,  Ada  B.   204 
Estes,  Gary  L.    149,476 
Estes,  Michael  E.   192,476 
Estey,  Linda  J.    162,476 
Eta  Kappa  Nu  80 
Etherton,  James  R.   285 
Ethridge,  Gale  E.   253,476 
Etling,  Arlen  W.    133,200,476 
Etling,  Sheryl  B.  68,69,243,476 
Eubank,  Gail  E.   101,135 
Eubank,  Keith  H.   100 
Eubanks,  Alice  L.   245,476 
Euler,  Robert  W.   123,258,476 
Eustace,  Burt  E.    102 
Evans,  Beverly  E.  476 
Evans,  Ivor  J.  405 
Evans,  John  R.    182,476 
Evans,  Jolene   147,160,476 
Evans,  Larry  M.  86,90,405 
Evans,  Margaret  A.    147,168,405 
Evans,  Mary  F.    172,405 
Evans,  Nancy  A.  227,476 
Evans,  Nancy  L.    158,245,476 
Evans,  Paula  J.   103,227,476 
Evans,  Ray  R.   15 
Evans,  Stephen  B.    186,198,476 
Evans,  Steven  M.   319,476 
Evans,  Theodore  T.  73,99 
Evans,  Thomas  M.  33 
Eveleth,  Douglas  J.    148,182,476 
Everett,  Kenneth  D.   258,476 
Everett,  William  W.  68,253,476 
Everhart,  Eldon  R.  476 
Evers,  Richard  L.   477 
Eversmeyer,  Merle  G.  73,106,139,477 


Evert,  Larry  D.   214,477 
Ewert,  Wayne  L.   258,477 
Ewing,  Martha  E.   240,477 
Ewy,  Karen  K.    113,240,477 
Exline,  Nancy  J.    111,147,160,405 
Eyerly,  Joyce  M.   231,477 
Eyestone,  Carolyn  S.  477 
Eyman,  William  B.    105,258,477 


Fabrizius,  John  D.    109,258,477 
Faddis,  Janet  K.    154,245,477 
Faddis,  Jeryn  S.    154,405 
Fagan,  John  S.    196,477 
Fagen,  Arlyn  R.   198,319,477 
Fager,  Glenn  A.   258,477 
Fagerberg,  Richard  E.  60,86,187,356, 

368,477 
Fail,  Charles  R.  264,477 
Fail,  Patricia  A.   439 
Failor,  Sue  A.   243,477 
Fair,  Janiece  D.  74,166,405 
Fair,  Jean  M.    144,166,359,477 
Fair,  Nancy  E.  68,84,111,162,359,477 
Fair,  Rebecca  L.   147,152,477 
Fairbank,  Marvin  M.   258,285,478 
Fairbank,  Sharon    172,227,478 
Fairbanks,  David  F.  93 
Fairbanks,  Gustave  E.  94 
Fairbanks,  Twila    135 
Fairchild,  Kerry  L.    196,478 
Fairman,  Charles  E.   376,378,405 
Faith,  Robert  V.   478 
Fajen,  Joanne  C.   231,478 
Falconer,  Beverly  J.   32,67,84,111,158,478 
Falk,  Karen  A.    130,245,478 
Family  Music  Center  581 
Fan,  Rita  P.    120 
Fangman,  James  R.   478 
Fankhauser,  Daniel  E.   212,317,478 
Fankhauser,  Dean  P.   100 
Fanning,  James  M.   478 
Fanning,  Lucinka  V.   114,405 
Fanson,  Ralph  L.  82,90,92,406 
Fapp,  Ross  L.    198,478 
Farabi,  Terry  B.    148,318,406 
Farewell,  Marsha  R.   246,478 
Farha,  Susan  K.   152,374,375,478 
Farhy,  John  C.   100,258,478 
Farmer,  Charles  J.   306,307 
Farmer,  Earl  L.   106 
Farmer,  Joan  95,130,234,406 
Farmer,  Linda  L.   478 
Farmer,  Michael  J.    107,223,478 
FarmHouse  200,201 
Farney,  Kathleen  M.   220,478 
Farnham,  Wilfred  L.    129,141,253,406 
Farnsworth,  Michael   216,478 
Farr,  Marvin  J.    100,478 
Farrar,  Charles  W.   203,478 
Farrell,  James  B.    177 
Farrell,  Kevin  B.  70,72,406 
Farrell,  Marcia  A.    166,406 
Farrell,  Michael  K.   478 
Farris,  Karl   86,478 
Fassnacht,  Donald  C.   206,311,406 
Fassnacht,  Patricia    110,172,478 
Faulconer,  Susan   134,172,406 
Faulkner,  Wayne  C.   355 
Fausett,  Larry  L.  259,478 
Faw,  Richard  E.  89 
Fay,  Curtis  R.  86 

Fayinka,  Folorunso  A.   119,127,144 
Fearing,  Julia  I.    124,139 
Feaster,  Donna  G.    115,478 
Featherston,  Norman  89 
Fedosky,  Allan  L.    144,298,356 
Fedosky,  Edward  J.   298 
Felbush,  Nina  M.  95,174,231,478 
Feldkamp,  Ronald  E.  93 
Fellers,  Billy  G.  72 
Fenton,  Frank  R.   478 
Fenton,  LaDean  J.  406 
Ferguson,  Barbara  L.   246,478 
Ferguson,  Donald  R.   55,69,75,89,200, 

277,478 
Ferguson,  John  H.   301,304,478 
Ferguson,  John  M.   24 
Ferguson,  Patricia  A.   152,478 
Fernandez,  Francisco  90 
Ferrell,  Charlotte  A.   231,478 
Ferris,  Richard  J.    143 
Fesmire,  Clifford  E.   258,478 
Fi 
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eke,  Stephen  W.    177,478 

ckel,  Jerry  B.  97,143,478 

cken,  Donald  D.   478 

ebach,  Gary  R.  479 

elds,  Timothy  J.    141,258,479 

Ibert,  Barbara  K.   58,231,479 

Ibert,  Gail  W.   168,358,479 

linger,  Cynthia  A.   227,479 

linger,  Ester   118 

linger,  George  A.    118,121 

lippi,  Bruce  H.   479 

nch,  Doris  M.  71,240,406 

nch,  Mary  A.   406 

nch,  Walter  S.    126,479 

ndeiss,  Joan  E.   479 

nk,  Rebecca  J.    160,479 

nley,  Ronald  J.  96 

nnerty,  William  J.   253,479 

nney,  Cynthia  L.   246,479 

nney,  James  L.  75,82,222,479 

nney,  Karl   31 1 

nocchio,  Ernest  J.    100,212,479 

rling,  Paul  R.  70,479 

rst  National  Bank  575 

scher,  Emil  C.   27,29 


Fischer,  Loren  D.  479 

Fiser,  Beverly  T.    135 

Fiser,  Sara  M.   172,479 

Fishburn,  Arlene  K.   236,345,479 

Fisher,  Carol  J.    162,479 

Fisher,  John  E.  253,479 

Fisher,  Mary  J.    111,243,479 

Fisher,  Susan  J.   246,479 

Fisher,  Walter  L.   178,406 

Fisher,  William  R.  359 

Fiskin,  Dianna  L.  240,479 

Fittell,  Carol  F.   237,479 

Fittell,  John  H.   253,479 

Fitzgerald,  John  J.    179,479 

Fitzgerald,  Rebecca   70,172,372,406 

Fitzgerald,  Terrell,  92,218,406 

Fitzpatrick,  Robert  A.   571 

Fitzwater,  Max  M.   70,196,406 

Fix,  Joyce  J.   101 

Fix,  Roger  S.    100 

Flack,  Delia  J.    114,437 

Flaharty,  Calvin  L.  258,479 

Flannery,  John  M.    126,203,367,479 

Flaxman,  Stuart  A.   479 

Fleek,  Mary  J.   238,406 

Fleischmann,  Beth  K.    158,246,479 

Fleming,  Barbara  J.    162,479 

Fleming,  Donald  D.  94 

Fleming,  Judith  E.   126,168,246,479 

Fleming,  Marceta  A.   246,479 

Fleming,  Terri    131 

Flentie,  Mary  F.   220,406 

Fletcher,  Phillip  D.  479 

Fletcher,  Ronald  C.   258,479 

Fletcher,  Sherrill  J.    110,237,479 

Flett,  Susan  K.    170,479 

Flipse,  Bruce  R.  97 

Floerke,  William  A.  77,301,304 

Floersch,  Richard  H.    177,480 

Flora,  Vaughn  L.   356 

Florell,  John  M.  406 

Florence,  Susan  A.    160,231,480 

Flory,  James  L.  313 

Flournoy,  John  P.   216,480 

Floyd,  Lon  K.    196,301,480 

Fly,  Martha  M.  69,164,352,480 

FMOC  334 

Fockele,  Catherine  C.   238,359,480 

Foggs,  Joanne  L.   235,480 

Fogo,  Glenn  C.   480 

Foland,  Carolyn  G.    131,480 

Folk,  Karen  A.    115 

Folk,  Ronald  D.   318,319,406 

Folkerts,  James  D.    188,480 

Foltz,  William  C.   480 

Folwell,  Patric  J.    142,258,368,480 

Fomby,  Lonnie  R.   285 

Foo,  Che  F.    136,141 

Football  278-285 

Ford,  Donald  C.   283 

Ford,  Virginia  S.l  1 1 ,144,480 

Forensic  Union  70 

Forester,  Lloyd  G.   253,480 

Forkenbrock,  Ronald   85,192,480 

Fortmeyer,  Beverly  K.    113,154,480 

Fortmeyer,  Charles   148,180,480 

Fosmire,  Luella  J.    158,227,480 

Fosmire,  Robert  P.  406 

Foss,  Michael  H.   214,367,480 

Foster,  Harry  R.    187,480 

Foster,  Mitchell  L.    187,406 

Foster,  Robert  E.   265,480 

Foster,  Thomas  E.  93,178,480 

Fountain,  Glen  H.  75,80,87,128 

Fowler,  Beverly  S.    125,231,480 

Fowler,  Clarence  S.   216,406 

Fowler,  Mary  K.   68,108,144,352 

Fowler,  Royce  E.    138,184,480 

Fox,  Melvin   480 

Fox,  Joan  M.   235,358,480 

Fox,  Lana  M.    154,246,480 

Fox,  Vernon  E.   480 

Frack,  Stephen  R.    100 

Francis,  Carole  J.    113,162,480 

Francis,  Gary  D.   109,312 

Francis,  Janet  M.   57,67,170,480 

Francis,  Joyce  L.    170,231,480 

Francis,  Kenneth  L.  72,253,300,480 

Francis,  Mary  K.   231,480 

Francisco,  Betty  J.    113,235,480 

Franey,  Carolyn  J.    110,238,480 

Frangkiser,  Michael   316 

Frank,  Carol  W.    101 

Frank,  Doyle  W.  99 

Frank,  Janice  L.    114,227,480 

Frank,  John  S.    187,481 

Frank,  Larry  D.  94,481 

Franklin,  Lee  E.   356,481 

Franklin,  Linda  S.   246,481 

Fraser,  Jerry  W.   307 

Fraser,  Sheryl  J.   84,149,154,481 

Frashier,  Judith  A.   246,354,481 

Frazee,  Elizabeth  A.    133,137,406 

Frazee,  Garry  L.   132,253,481 

Frazee,  Larry  D.   133,137,406 

Frazier,  John  C.   277 

Frederick,  Diana  K.   84,166,345,481 

Fredrickson,  Carl  T.   81 

Freed,  Judith  R.   110,406 

Freeland,  Kent  H.   55,65,70,406 

Freeman,  Joe  D.   253,481 

Freeman,  Joyce  I.   58,112,225,231,481 

Freeman,  Lesta  N.    105,246,481 

French,  Janet  L.    160,481 

Frey,  John  S.  91,481 

Frey,  Lawrence  N.   89,122,129,481 

Frey,  Russell  A.   316 

Frick,  Edwin  J.    18,76 

Frick,  Leon  F.   89,406 

Fricke,  Obed  M.  38 

Frickey,  Michele  D.   246,481 


Friesen,  Ann  E.   70,220,407 

Friesen,  Bernard  A.  99,316 

Friesen,  Connie  L.  407 

Friesen,  Paul  A.  78,91,407 

Friesen,  Phyllis  M.    101 

Friesen,  Roy  73,99,316 

Friffin,  Jean  A.    113 

Frikken,  Donald  R.   253,481 

Friley,  John  R.   68,253,481 

Frisbie,  Kurt  M.   481 

Fritts,  Diana  L.   235,481 

Fritz,  June  F.    115,145,227,481 

Fritz,  Linda  R.  32,158,481 

Fritz,  Mary  J.   156,227,481 

Froelich,  Glen  W.    129,195,481 

Froelich,  Sandra  K.    129,158,481 

Froelich,  Sharon  L.    129,158,481 

Frohn,  Janice  E.    145,231,481 

Fromme,  Janice  M.    156,407 

Fry,  Carole  J.   67,69,70,160,372,481 

Fry,  Robert  B.  97,253,481 

Frye,  Robert  S.  97,253,481 

Fryer,  Holly  C.   33,48 

Fuelling,  Melvin  M.   103,124 

Fugit,  Bill  W.   216,481 

Fugit,  Eloise  D.   481 

Fulhage,  Charles  D.    107,223,481 

Fulkerson,  Judith  C.    170,407 

Fuller,  Stephen  W.  81 

Fullerton,  Larry  B.  94 

Funk,  Edward  L.   253,481 

Funk,  John  W.    104 

Funk,  Larry  D.   109,481 

Funk,  Warren  K.   253,376,481 

Funston,  Carolyn  R.   237,481 

Furney,  Mary  Z.   79,164,482 

Futrell,  Marv'in   258,482 


Gable,  Lenora  K.    111,143,235,482 
Gabriel,  Donald  E.   214,283,482 
Gadberry,  Marcia  L.    170,231,482 
Gaddie,  Amy  L.   235,482 
Gaffar,  Ameen  A.   118,439 
Gagnon,  Donald  J.   407 
Gagnon,  Michael  J.   407 
Gagnon,  Thomas  A.   482 
Gaines,  Cheryl   235,482 
Gaines,  Marcia  A.   227,482 
Galassini,  Daniel  R.    143,258,356,482 
Galbraith,  Ann  C.    113,231,482 
Gallant,  Robert  J.   216,482 
Gallant,  William  P.   216,482 
Galle,  Norman  R.   223,482 
Gallemore,  Pamela  S.    110,172,482 
Gallon,  James  A.   253,482 
Gambiani,  Michael  L.  97,253,482 
Gamble,  Michael  L.   76,98,139 
Gamble,  William  E.    192,312,407 
Gamma  Delta    145 
Gamma  Phi  Beta   164,165 
Gamma  Theta  Upsilon  74 
Gangel,  Michael  A.    100 
Ganson,  Kathleen  C.    158,407 
Garcia,  Carlos  M.  482 
Garcia,  Miguel  A.   482 
Garcia,  Rosalio  296 
Gard,  Eileen  D.    171,246,482 
Gardner,  Douglas  D.   72,482 
Gardner,  Virginia  M.   240,482 
Gardner,  Wanetta  K.   407 
Garland,  Susan  E.    143,246,482 
Garlett,  Jerry  W.    125,216,482 
Garlich,  Sandra  A.    152,482 
Garner,  Darrell  W.   200,439 
Garrelts,  Rex  E.   216,482 
Garretson,  Peter  W.    117,218,407 
Garrett,  Gary  A.    180,482 
Garrett,  Gwen  I.   243,482 
Garrison,  Carla  J.    133,246,482 
Garrison,  Robert  N.   266,482 
Garten,  Danna  L.   240,358,359,482 
Garten,  Harold  J.   258,482 
Garver,  James  L.  70 
Garver,  Susan  C.   237,482 
Garvin,  Virginia  A.   249,440 
Garwood,  Gary  J.   482 
Gasche,  Daniel  G.   258,482 
Gaskill,  Karen  S.   246,482 
Gaskill,  Linda  K.    174,345,483 
Gaskin,  Daniel  E.   294 
Gast,  Mrs.  Norman   226 
Gaster,  Victoria  L.    113,168,483 
Gaston,  Carol  A.    171,246,483 
Gaston,  Marcia  A.   227,483 
Gates,  James  D.    176,483 
Gaudreau,  Donald  G.   253,483 
Gaughan,  Tracy  A.   246,483 
Gaumer,  Walter  J.    258,483 
Gay,  Jimmie  L.    107,407 
Gaynier,  Kathryne  L.   32,68,111,171, 

351,483 
Gaynier,  Tahmeroo  L.   32,95,111,171, 

351,483 
Gebhart,  Janet  R.   240,483 
Gebhart,  Jeanne  L.    147,160,483 
Geery,  William  R.   407 
Geffert,  Lynette  K.    115,235,483 
Geffert,  Lynn  H.    108 
Geil,  Larry  L.    182,440 
Geis,  Clifton  M.   214,407 
Geissler,  Vernon  V.   81 
Gemmill,  Nancy  S.   243,483 
Genschorck,  Gary  D.    107,407 
Gentry,  Alwyn  H.   68,69,76,187,483 
Gentry,  Linda  D.   69,133,231,483 
Gentzler,  Ronald  P.  99,483 
Geojos  576 


597 


George,  David  B.  207,483 

George,  Mary  E.    160,407 

George,  Patricia    108,112,124,128,246,483 

George,  Richard  W.   129,265,483 

George,  Robert  E.   293 

George,  Sharon  K.   571 

George,  Sharon  M.  237,358,483 

Geraghty,  Joan  R.    143,483 

Gerber,  David  A.    129,483 

Gerber,  Dona  C.    143,249,483 

Gerdes,  lla  M.  231,483 

Gerencher,  Thomas  A.  285 

Geringer,  James  E.   82,86,93,179,253,483 

Gerkens,  Harold  F.  407 

Gerritz,  Catherine  M.  60,66,69,147,164,407 

Gerritz,  Ellsworth  M.   20 

Gerstberger,  Gerald   483 

Gerster,  Ronald  A.    196,483 

Gettig,  Philip  D.   148,203,483 

Gettings,  Richard  L.   223,483 

Gettler,  William  C.  214,483 

Geyer,  Katherine   18,95 

Gfeller,  Edward  S.  483 

Gfeller,  James  M.    122,483 

Gharavi,  Anoushirvan  90,119 

Gholkar,  Arunkumar  K.    118 

Gibbs,  Paul  H.  483 

Gibson,  Bobby  L.  77 

Gibson,  Larry  R.  483 

Gibson,  Louvae  L.   246,483 

Giefer,  Louise  R.   110,166,407 

Gier,  Dwayne  D.   312,318 

Giersch,  Ronnie  G.   107,178,484 

Gieseman,  Robert  L.    104 

Gigstad,  Charlotte  A.   437 

Gigstad,  Sharon  A.   110,134,141,166,484 

Gilbert,  Gary  L.    182,484 

Gilchrist,  Carol  A.   58,162,407 

Gilchrist,  Ross  A.    103,129,407 

Gildner,  Max  L.  253,484 

Gilkison,  Jacqueline  240,484 

Gilkison,  Richard  S.   283 

Gillam,  Dwayne  D.  407 

Gillam,  Marilyn  K.  407 

Gillaspie,  Richard  L.  73,86,104,144,300,301, 

304,407 
Gillaspie,  Thomas  F.  97,144,484 
Gillen,  Dennis  G.  83 
Gillespie,  David  C.   139,484 
Gillespie,  Janice  K.   231,484 
Gillespie,  Kenneth  W.  253,484 
Gillett  Hotel  590 
Gillgannon,  Thomas  J.   484 
Gilliland,  William  J.   80,103,124,133 
Gillmore,  Janice  M.    164,484 
Gillmore,  Jean  C.   164,484 
Gillmore,  Oran  G.    184,407 
Gillum,  Richard  F.   55,69,253,484 
Gilmer,  Bernie  277 
Gilmore,  Cheryl  S.    158,484 
Gilmore,  Karen  S.    131 
Gimbel,  Weldon  K.  93,407 
Ginsburg,  Bernard  E.   407 
Gist,  Mary  L.    131 
Glad,  Grant  E.  258,484 
Gladfelter,  Patricia    158,227,484 
Glasco,  Bradley  F.  85,124,253,484 
Glaser,  Dennis  C.   258,484 
Glazier,  Glenn  D.   407 
Glazier,  Janice  A.    134 
Glazlee,  Janice  A.   113 
Glenn,  Judith  F.   168,484 
Glenn,  William  R.   212,484 
Glines,  George  V.   263,484 
Glotzbach,  Carlo  R.  89,484 
Glover,  Nancy  J.    168,484 
Gnadt,  Nyla  J.   1 15,225,240,484 
Goble,  Dallas  O.   407 
Goble,  Susan  J.   243,484 
Godun,  Nicholas  258,484 
Goedel,  George  D.   484 
Goering,  James  L.   72,90,407 
Goering,  John  R.   75,80,87,140 
Goering,  Kathleen  J.   140 
Goering,  Wayne  M.   75,407 
Goertz,  Diana  K.  47,111,115,133,137, 

174,484 
Goertz,  Grayce  E.  48 
Goetsch-lrvine  Motor  Company  588 
Goetze,  Bruce  W.   258,484 
Goff,  Bruce  26 
Golden,  Marsha  R.  240,484 
Goldrick,  John  J.   142,484 
Goldsmith,  James  C.   142,484 
Goldwater,  Mike   128 
Golf  310 

Golifko,  Jeanette  M.   1 13,227,484 
Gomer,  Jackie  L.   231,484 
Gomez,  Margaret  A.  58,225,227,484 
Gonzalez,  Cesar  99 
Gonzalez,  Jorge  H.  88,440 
Gonzalez,  Joyce  E.   101 
Gooch,  Thomas  W.  253,407 
Good,  Don  L.   364 
Good,  Nancy  M.   113,235,484 
Goodgion,  Marilyn  S.    152,246,485 
Goodnow  Hall   252-255 
Goodsel,  Arthur  J.  94 
Goodyear,  Sally  A.   246,485 
Goold,  Susan  K.   156,359,485 
Gordon,  Glenn  L.   485 
Gordon,  Helen  L.   158,246,485 
Gordon,  Lowell  D.   188,408 
Gordon,  Marjorie  L.   129,162,485 
Gordon,  Merrill  K.  485 
Gordon,  Richard  R.   85,408 
Goreham,  Kenneth  C.  216,296,485 
Goss,  Neddie  K.  294 
Gossen,  Thomas  R.  78,86,250,258,485 
Gossett,  John  E.  485 
Gothard,  Arch  G.   38,485 


Gotti,  Gale  E.   122 

Gottlick,  Thomas  J.    105 

Gottlob,  Charlotte  A.    134 

Gottlob,  Darrell  D.   108,408 

Gottlob,  Glenn  R.    109 

Governor  15 

Goyne,  Richard  M.   285 

Graber,  Ronald  K.  408 

Grace  Baptist  Fellowship   137 

Gracey,  Betty  J.   111,172,408 

Graduate  Council   48 

Graduate  Research  Council  49 

Graduate  School  48,49 

Graduate  Students  439 

Graduation  321 

Graham,  Ann  H.    408 

Graham,  Billy  I.  485 

Graham,  Carolyn  K.   111,158,358,485 

Graham,  Gary  M.   258,485 

Graham,  Gwendolyn  F.   68,69 

Graham,  James  J.   214,485 

Graham,  John  M.   25,104,203,408 

Graham,  John  R.   214,485 

Graham,  Judith  M.  68,237,485 

Graham,  Sheila  A.    172 

Graham,  Teresa  K.   133,220,485 

Grandison,  Gregory  E.  85,258,485 

Granados,  Reynaud  G.    105,440 

Graner,  Richard  E.   312 

Granger,  Nathan  D.  88 

Granger,  Robyn  L.   220,485 

Granger,  Mrs.  W.  B.   179 

Granquist,  Johnny  L.   72,93,187,408 

Granquist,  Joyce  M.    158,486 

Grant,  Kathryn  E.   243,486 

Grant,  Linda  M.  246,486 

Grant,  Richard  L.  207,408 

Grauerholz,  Corrina   220,486 

Graverholz,  Elmer  D.    109 

Graves,  Charles  M.   253,486 

Graves,  Jon  T.  86,196,486 

Graves,  Robert  E.    187,486 

Graves,  Spencer  B.  82,122,223,486 

Gravino,  Sharon  K.   171,231,486 

Gray,  Eddie  J.  96,486 

Gray,  James  L.   88,129,130,144,486 

Graybill,  Myron  L.    115,138 

Grechus,  James  W.   283 

Grecian,  Stanley  W.   139,141,200,486 

Greek  Rush   150,151 

Green,  Barbara  R.  94,168,408 

Green,  Elton  316 

Green,  John  R.   196,486 

Green,  Richard  C.    196,486 

Green,  Sonia  J.    164,486 

Green,  Thayne  C.   258,486 

Green,  Treasha  L.   231,486 

Green,  Virginia  R.   58,168,486 

Greene,  Corinne  D.   227,486 

Greene,  David  M.   296 

Greene,  Larry  E.   180,356,486 

Greene,  Marsha  K.  60,74,164,486 

Greene,  Thomas  E.   192,486 

Greenwood,  Janice  G.   231,486 

Greenwood,  Joseph  F.   258,486 

Greer,  Caroline  J.  95,166,487 

Gregory,  James  F.  487 

Gregory,  John  L.    103 

Greig,  James  K.    105 

Greis,  Barry  W.  91,258,487 

Greve,  William  B.   253,285,487 

Grey,  Nancy  C.  71,166,487 

Grider,  David  A.   258,487 

Grieshaber,  Marcia  A.   487 

Grieshaber,  Thomas  C.  487 

Griffee,  Pamela  K.   111,171,487 

Griffin,  Jean  A.    124,409 

Griffin,  Robert  S.   124,487 

Griffin,  Roger  A.   184,487 

Griffin,  Ronnie  J.  258,487 

Griffith  Coal  &  Lumber  Company   578 

Griffith,  Janet  K.   111,225,246,487 

Griffith,  Karen  A.   69 

Griffith,  Margaret  A.   129,156,227,487 

Griffith,  Paul  W.  24 

Griffith,  Warren  D.   207,487 

Griffiths,  Donald  C.  94,299,487 

Grigsby,  Melinda  D.    131,409 

Grimes,  Gary  E.  258,487 

Grimshaw,  William   177,487 

Grochowsky,  Robert  F.    123 

Groesbeck,  Art   129 

Groesbeck,  Douglas  G.  70,129,130,437 

Grogger,  Margaret  K.    143,231,487 

Gronau,  Theresa  A.   487 

Gross,  David  R.    129,207,487 

Gross,  Donald  P.   129,207,487 

Gross,  Eugene  L.  253,487 

Groth,  Wayne  C.  214,356,409 

Grothusen,  Rex  W.  25,182,409 

Grover,  Wayne  M.  51,65,73,98,200,409 

Groves,  Larry  D.   264,356,487 

Groves,  Patricia  L.    139 

Groyon,  Helen  D.    110,156,487 

Grubb,  Sharon  J.   315,409 

Grubb,  Stephen  L.   409 

Gruen,  Ronald  E.   258,487 

Grummert,  Mark  A.  97,487 

Grybowski,  Richard  A.   409 

Gubing,  William  F.  88,259,487 

Guenther,  Kathleen  A.    145,225,231,487 

Gugler,  Leuita  M.   225,227,487 

Gugler,  Lyle  H.  487 

Gugler,  Merle  E.   48 

Guhn,  Norma  K.   232,487 

Guinn,  Pam  J.  95,246,487 

Guisinger,  Allen  W.   203,409 

Gul,  Suheyla    105 

Gulley,  Jon  M.  253,487 

Gulley,  Stephen  A.  253,487 

Gumescheimer,  Henrietta   246,487 


Gump,  Robert  J.  97 
Gunn,  Roland  M.  301,487 
Gunther,  Patricia  J.   106,487 
Guthridge,  Bill   293,294,310 
Guthrie,  Charles  W.  72,122,259,409 
Guthrie,  Mary  E.  79,240,487 
Guthrie,  Philip  L.  487 
Guthrie,  Ruthann   111,243,409 
Guthrie,  Stephen  L.   192,356,487 
Guy,  James  M.   487 
Guy,  Joyce  E.  69,74,102,356,359,487 
Gymnastics  299 


H 


Haas,  Kathleen  L.    165,487 
Haas,  Philip  N.  207,487 
Haas,  Thomas  H.    191,318,409 
Haberbosch,  Kathleen   102,122,168,354, 

358,487 
Habiger,  Cyril  W.  409 
Habiger,  Marguerite   143,240,487 
Hackbarth,  Lavere  J.   283,487 
Hacker,  Max  L.    100 
Haden,  Gary  L.    198,488 
Hadley,  Leo  L.    187,409 
Hadorn,  Allen  D.   259,488 
Hadsall,  Ronald  D.   259,488 
Hadsell,  Gary  N.    196,409 
Haeker,  Darrell  L.  99 
Haeker,  Linda  L.    101 
Hagan,  Thomas  R.  97 
Hageman,  Nancy  C.   227,488 
Hageman,  Richard  R.    103,222,488 
Hageman,  Sharon  L.    125,227,488 
Hager,  Connie  L.    160,358,409 
Hagerman,  Rebecca  L.  227,488 
Hagerman,  Richard  D.    184,488 
Hagerman,  Robert  L.   104,409 
Hagerman,  Ronald  N.   188,488 
Hagerman,  Sandra  S.   240,488 
Haggard,  Patricia  G.    172,227,488 
Haggard,  Terry  M.   184,368,488 
Hahn,  Jerry  L.    109,132,488 
Hahn,  Neil  E.  259,488 
Hahn,  Randy  K.  200,488 
Haider,  Farooq   121 
Hailey,  Robert  L.   283 
Haines,  George  E.  409 
Haines,  Jacquelyn  H.   171,488 
Hakimian,  Behrouz    119 
Hakimian,  Ebrahim  409 
Halbleib,  Judith  S.  70,153,374,409 
Hale,  Bernadine  L.  220,225,488 
Hale,  Steven  M.  488 
Hales,  Gail  J.   101 
Hales,  William  S.   100,207,488 
Haley,  James  M.   86 
Hall,  Clement  H.   15 
Hall,  Constance  L.  95,125,172,227,488 
Hall,  Marilyn  L.   359 
Hall,  Mary  t.    111,124,225,232,488 
Hall,  Rachael  E.  246,488 
Hall,  Steven  W.  76,85,139,192,488 
Haller,  Richard  T.   188,409 
Halloran,  Margaret  E.  235,488 
Halverstadt,  Nancy  E.  71,110,112,172,488 
Hamblin,  Raymond  L.  93 
Hamby,  Carol  L.   162,409 
Hamilton,  Gale  W.   108,265,488 
Hamilton,  Helen  C.  237,358,488 
Hamilton,  Jerry  L.    115,488 
Hamilton,  John  B.  90,184,409 
Hamilton,  Philip  M.   488 
Hamlett,  Robert  M.   43,55,75,179,409 
Hamlin,  Carolyn  H.  240,409 
Hammack,  Larry  C.    488 
Hammel,  Franco  A.   78,84,111,160,409 
Hammerbacher,  Leo  J.   106,143 
Hammond,  Benjamin  G.   285 
Hammond,  David  L.   107,253,488 
Hammons,  Janice  E.   488 
Hauchett,  Angelia    135 
Hanchett,  Michael  A.    182,488 
Hanchett,  Theodore  L.    109,182,409 
Haney,  Carol  L.  246,488 
Haney,  Joyce  E.   246,488 
Hanie,  Quaisar  M.  89,410 
Hanke,  Myron  F.   77,352,355 
Hanlon,  Thomas  M.    102,266,298,488 
Hann,  Charles  S.  259,489 
Hanna,  Jay  D.  216,410 
Hannah,  Edward  P.   253,489 
Hannah,  John    18,45 
Hanneman,  C.  Keith  253,489 
Hannigan,  Russell  S.   178,489 
Hans,  Bhim  S.   118,410 
Hansen,  Donald  F.  68,122,179,489 
Hansen,  Margaret  E.   74 
Hansen,  Wilma  J.    113,489 
Hanson,  Frederick  T.   316 
Hanson,  Gregory  P.    129,207,489 
Hanson,  Noel  S.  253,489 
Hantman,  Jerome  319 
Hapgood,  Larry  L.    181,489 
Harbaugh,  Dennis  A.   489 
Harclerode,  Barbara    168,246,489 
Hardaway,  Louetta  L.  243,489 
Harden,  Judith  A.    129,235,489 
Harders,  James  A.  214,359,489 
Hardgrave,  William  90,92,141,178,489 
Harding,  Ann  M.    160,246,489 
Harding,  Bertha  D.    114,115,410 
Harding,  David  J.   133,259,489 
Harding,  Sammy  W.   196,489 
Hardison,  Gary  R.   203,410 
Hardman  Lumber  Company  578 
Hardy,  Clint  S.  99 
Hardy,  Cornelia  J.    101 


Haresnape,  Raymond  K.  223,489 

Harger,  Ronnie  L.  218,410 

Hargrove,  Rebecca  A.    171,232,358,489 

Harlan,  Robert  D.  489 

Harmer,  Joan  M.   135 

Harmison,  Randall  L.  75,80,87,144,219, 

356,410 
Harmon,  Gary  D.  99 
Harmon,  Ladeana  J.   235,489 
Harmon,  Robert  E.    177,489 
Harner,  Richard  L.   132,133,259,489 
Harper,  Ann  B.   165,489 
Harper,  Charles  Y.  300,301,356 
Harper,  Dean  F.  92,489 
Harper,  Dorothy  K.  232,489 
Harper,  William  R.  410 
Harr,  Gerald  D.  214,489 
Harriman,  E.  Janel    131 
Harriman,  George  P.  91 
Harris,  Barbara  J.  95,125,227,314,489 
Harris,  Donald  L.  99,137,142 
Harris,  Judith  A.  237,489 
Harris,  Marilyn  E.  232,489 
Harris,  Pamela  S.  232,489 
Harris,  Patricia  L.  227,489 
Harris,  Sandra  L.  232,489 
Harris,  Timothy  B.  222,356,489 
Harris,  Wright  E.  368 
Harrison,  Dorothy  L.  48 
Harrison,  Frank  D.  266,489 
Harrison,  Harold  R.  96,301,490 
Harrison,  James  C.   191,490 
Harrison,  Jerold  W.   137,144,490 
Harrison,  John  D.  86,191,318,410 
Harrison,  John  M.  94,490 
Harrison,  Leslie  J.  237,490 
Harrison,  Walter  A.  94,490 
Harrod,  Herbert  E.    188,490 
Harrold,  Patrick  K.  298 
Harry,  Judith  L.   171,410 
Hartenberger,  Harriet   145,246,490 
Hartenbower,  Janet  S.   153,410 
Hartke,  Glenn  T.  51 
Hartke,  Larry  W.  97,490 
Hartley,  Charles  S.   572 
Hartley,  Warren  S.  490 
Hartman,  Lenore  A.  81 
Hartman,  Stephen  V.  97,259,490 
Harts,  Dwayne  L.   87,410 
Hartsell,  Carol  A.   249,490 
Harvey,  Arthur  S.    188,304,490,301 
Harvey,  Margaret  E.   173,490 
Harvey,  Tommie  J.  294 
Harwood,  Kenneth  D.  253,490 
Hase,  Sharon  A.  71,490 
Hashmy,  Syed  I.  88 
Haskin,  Floyd  E.  75,89,192,490 
Hassler,  John  C.  356 
Hassler,  Randy  D.  265,356,490 
Hastings,  Janet  L.   246,490 
Hatch,  Ethel  J.   154,490 
Hatch,  Patricia  A.    1 1 1,137,141,227,314,49C 
Hatcher,  Gale  L.  91,207,410 
Hatfield,  Nancy  K.   110,114,133,220,490 
Hattrup,  Robert  D.    108,143,490 
Hauber,  Robert  K.  214,490 
Hauck,  Earl  B.  99 
Haun,  Adelia  M.    147,156,490 
Haupt,  Brian  T.  76,253,440 
Hauptli,  Gary  L.   128,176,490 
Hauptli,  Linda  S.   112,225,227,490 
Hauschild,  Harry  P.  97 
Hausman,  Calvin  C.   81,200,440 
Hausman,  Carl  R.  33 
Haverkamp,  Donald  C.  259,490 
Havley,  David  T.  356,410 
Hawbecker,  Hazel  A.  200 
Hawes,  Clayton  E.  81,126 
Hawkes,  Bernadette  R.    130,410 
Hawkins,  Leo  D.  294 
Hawkins,  Suzanne  K.    110,112,243,490 
Hawks,  David  L.  80,87,410 
Hawks,  George  W.  259,490 
Haworth,  Gerald  R.  80,223,490 
Hayden,  John  M.  368 
Hayden,  Lawrence  J.   490 
Hayes,  Joan  E.   374,376 
Hayes,  John  G.   264,410 
Haymaker,  James  N.   191,490 
Haymaker,  Mary  L.   55,84,85,111,143, 

160,410 
Haynes,  Gerald  E.  490 
Hays,  Larry  W.  76,253,490 
Hays,  Robert  W.    122 
Hayse,  Linda  L.  490 
Hayse,  Paul  W.   122,129,219,491 
Hazen,  Wilma  M.   133,220,491 
Head,  Donald  J.   177,491 
Headley,  Ranee  K.   106 
Headrick,  Sharon  A.   103,227,491 
Healzer,  John  J.    188,491 
Heape,  Michael  L.  491 
Heasty,  Harriet  A.   166,491 
Heath,  Helen  R.   166,358,491 
Heath,  Larry  L.  253,410 
Heaton,  Carl  D.   356 
Heaton,  Thomas  M.   259,491 
Heck,  David  M.   181,491 
Heck,  Jerold  L.  285 
Heck,  Judy  L.   168,491 
Heckes,  Gerald  D.    105 
Heckman,  Bruce  W.  60,187,491 
Hedges,  Nancy  J.    124,154,491 
Heermance,  Theodore   19,116 
Heft,  Robert  G.   187,491 
Hefty,  Donald  G.  73,98,410 
Hefty,  Larry  S.  265,491 
Hefty,  Marilyn  S.   101 
Hegberg,  William  R.  296 
Heglar,  Clark  T.  91,129,130,491 
Heidrick,  Charles  R.  72,143,204,356,410 


598 


Heikes,  Richard  G.   106,178,491 
Heikes,  Roger  E.   363 
Heina,  Ernest  V.  87,214,410 
Heinen,  Carol  J.  232,491 
Heinen,  Edward  R.   265,491 
Heinen,  Gilbert  J.   89,259,491 
Heinrichs,  Elvis  A.   114 
Heintzelman,  J.  Cranston  83 
Heintzelman,  Jeanne  83,117,130 
Heiser,  Patricia  A.  410 
Heitman,  John  V.  70,355,357 
Heitman,  Shirley  R.  240,491 
Heitschmidt,  Arthur  259,491 
Helbing,Orlin  H.  99 
Helbing,  Thomas  C.  28,72,75,410 
Hellebust,  Gary  A.  253,491 
Hellen,  David  T.  259,491 
Heller,  Suzanne  M.    137,141,410 
Heller,  Sygni  D.   240,491 
Hellwig,  Ronald  D.    184,491 
Helm,  Frederick  L.  97 
Helmer,  Lyle  G.   106 
Helmer,  Maureen  K.  246,491 
Helmke,  Carol  L.   133,145 
Helmke,  Henry  F.  253,491 
Helms,  Patricia  I.   440 
Helton,  Sally  J.  232,491 
Helwig,  Charles  A.   51,73,99 
Helwig,  Craig  P.  253,356,439 
Helwig,  Joyce  L.    101 
Hemel,  Dorothy  A.   235,410 
Hemphill,  Dwayne  E.  75,80,410 
Hemphill,  John  M.  216,491 
Hemphill,  Linda  A.   168,411 
Hemphill,  Sue  E.    113,129,158,411 
Hemphill,  William  A.   214,491 
Henderson,  Cheryl  K.  95,158,227,491 
Henderson,  William  L.    129,181,491 
Hendricks,  Janet  L.  78,158,411 
Hendricks,  John  T.   259,491 
Hendricks,  Michael  A.    122,259,491 
Hendrickson,  Dale  E.  492 
Hendrix,  Susan  L.    153,246,492 
Henning,  Dennis  G.   216,492 
Henning,  Lelah  F.    113,240,411 
Henning,  Richard  L.  90 
Henning,  Wayne  L.  259,492 
Henrichs,  Joseph  S.   188,294,492 
Henricks,  Dean  E.  492 
Henrikson,  Duane  M.  200,492 
Henrikson,  Marilee  R.  220,492 
Henry,  Dianna  L.   246,492 
Henry,  Elizabeth  J.  246,492 
Henry,  Eloise  A.  492 
Henry,  Harriet  J.    154,227,492 
Henry,  Jack  D.   100 
Henry,  Janet  S.    113,237,492 
Henry,  Jerry  L.   312 
Henry,  Larry  A.   266 
Henry,  Larry  L.   104,106,492 
Henry,  Larry  L.  41 1 
Henry,  Linda  G.    154,492 
Henry,  Pamela  J.   55,67,171,492 
Henshaw,  Elizabeth  A.    158,227,492 
Hensleigh,  Karen  E.   225,227,492 
Hensley,  Harvey  D.  65,75,411 
Hensley,  James  I.   492 
Hentzler,  Diana  L.    1 14 
Herbel,  Stephen  R.   196,492 
Herbin,  Janet  K.  246,492 
Hergenreter,  Bonnie  158,492 
Herman,  Charles  T.    196,492 
Herman,  Robert  D.   211,294,492 
Hermesch,  Ellen  C.   238,492 
Hermreck,  Lawrence  A.  492 
Hernandez,  Salvador   142 
Hernando,  Orlando  M.   117 
Herren,  Roger  W.   356 
Herriman,  Marilyn  K.    124 
Herriman,  Ronnie  L.    124 
Herrs,  Ralph  G.    109,492 
Hershberger,  James  R.   102,356 
Hersh,  James  B.  98 
Hertlein,  Barbara  A.  232,492 
Hertman,  John   352 
Herynk,  John  J.   265,492 
Hesler,  Toni  G.   246,492 
Hesler,  Vicki  D.   166,246,492 
Hess,  Kathleen    171,227,492 
Hess,  Larry  G.   253,313,492 
Hess,  Robert  K.    145 
Hesser,  Rebecca  J.    171,492 
Hesser,  Vicky  J.  240,492 
Hett,  Charles  L.   179,492 
Heuertz,  Richard  E.  265,493 
Hevel,  Gary  F.   266,440 
Heyka,  Larry  R.   133 
Heyne,  Kathryn  E.   139,160,493 


bbard,  Larry  P.  493 

bbard,  Vernon  L.   109,122,132 

bbs,  Gary  L.   219,493 

bier,  Elizabeth  S.  227,493 

bier,  Ralph  E.  91,493 

ck,  Sandra  R.  95,314 

ckert,  Paul  N.  437 

cklin,  James  W.    144,253,411 

ckman,  Daria  E.    173,493 

cks,  Carol  I.   101 

cks,  James  F.  99 

cks,  Monte  S.   259,493 

ebert,  Bruce  A.  259,493 

ggins,  Nancy  L.   165,493 

ggins,  Raymond  L.   356 

ghtower,  Charles  H.  572 

ghtower,  George  W.  94 

gley,  Janet  E.    126,129,232,493 

gley,  Lynnford  H.  259,493 

Iderbrand,  Gretchen  227,493 

Iderbrand,  Judith  232,493 

Iding,  Sharon  M.  227 

Igendorf,  Gretchen   158,246,493 


Hilgenfeld,  Dennis  L.  493 

Hilding,  Sharon  M.   493 

Hill,  Clair  C.  77,299 

Hill,  Garry  L.  493 

Hill,  Gerald  W.   211,493 

Hill,  Nancy  E.   232,493 

Hill,  Opal  B.    114 

Hill,  Randall  C.   33 

Hill,  Ray  F.  92,253,411 

Hill,  Thomas  R.   222,411 

Hill,  William  W.   177,494 

Hiller,  John  T.  494 

Hillman,  James  M.  90,184,494 

Hillman,  Richard  B.   253,494 

Hiltabidle,  Rita  S.   246,494 

Hilton,  Douglas  W.   207,494 

Hincz,  Cynthia  L.   158,494 

Hines,  Michael  J.  494 

Hines,  Robert  C.  77,301,304 

Hinkle,  Garland  E.  317 

Hinkle,  Sondra  S.   246,494 

Hinnen,  Terry  J.  88 

Hinnergardt,  Carol  A.   74,133,161,494 

Hinnergardt,  Eva  L.   411 

Hinnergardt,  Larry  C.   440 

Hinrichs,  Carl  M.    126 

Hinson,  Newton  C.   211,494 

Hintz,  John  93,142 

Hinz,  Thomas  W.  69,191,494 

Hirsch,  Mary  J.  240,494 

Hirsch,  Neil  F.   198,494 

Hirsch,  Richard  L.  203,494 

Hirst,  Ronald  W.   25,108,182,362,494 

Hirt,  Joyce  K.    143,240,411 

Hirt,  Robert  L.   143,253,494 

Hitchcock,  Rebecca  R.   153,227,494 

Hite,  Donald  R.    181,368,494 

Hite,  Julia  M.   114,440 

Hively,  Charles  W.  76,91,144,494 

Hixson,  Jean  A.   41 1 

Hlavacek,  John  D.  437 

Hloucal,  Sandra  A.    154,227,494 

Ho,  Colin  T.   120 

Ho,  Leslie  L.   120 

Ho,  William  H.    120 

Hoadley,  Francis  B.    105,182,440 

Hoag,  Nancy  A.   240,494 

Hoag,  Penny  L.  232,494 

Hoagland,  Ronald  D.   259,494 

Hobbs,  Beverly  P.    101 

Hobbs,  James  B.  37 

Hobson,  Leland  S.  42,49 

Hock,  Frances  210 

Hochuli,  Barbara  G.   110,220,494 

Hodge,  Michael  L.   253,494 

Hodges,  Dennis  D.  494 

Hodges,  Marilyn  R.   41 1 

Hodgson,  David  S.    100,364,494 

Hodgson,  Diane  68,240,358,494 

Hodgson,  Edward  S.    108,411 

Hodson,  Janis  E.    105,232,494 

Hodson,  Lester  L.   494 

Hoecker,  Janice  E.    133,220,494 

Hoeflin,  Ruth   46 

Hoesli,  Harry  H.   60,83,187,411 

Hofer,  John  S.   259,494 

Hoff,  Lynda  S.    165,240,494 

Hoff,  Mary  A.    142,227,494 

Hoffhines,  Robert  R.  411 

Hoffman,  Doretta  S.  45 

Hoffman,  Keith  L.    128,179,411 

Hoffmann,  James  N.  207,287,290,291, 

293,494 
Hoffmans,  Edward  368 
Hofmann,  John  W.   259,495 
Hofstra,  Jack  R.  495 
Hogan,  Dwelle  A.   259,495 
Hogan,  Michael  M.  203,495 
Hogue,  Samuel  R.    187,495 
Hohn,  Elizabeth  A.   249,495 
Hohn,  Marilyn  J.   41 1 
Hokanson,  Dean  T.   285 
Holder,  Lana  J.  246,495 
Holdsworth,  Eugene  I.   355,357 
Holecek,  John  A.  149,196,495 
Holecek,  Kathryn  L.   60,147,165,495 
Holeman,  James  R.  222,495 
Holeman,  Karen  M.    126,249,495 
Holke,  Steven  D.  440 
Holland,  Gary  G.   207,495 
Holland,  Los  V.  98,411 
Holland,  Marjorie  L.   101 
Hollar,  Donald  L.   411 
Holliday,  John  D.    108,222,495 
Holliday,  Ralph  O.   411 
Holliday,  Sally  A.  69 
Hollingsworth,  Joe  B.  78,440 
Hollingsworth,  Susie  240,495 
Mollis,  Barbara  K.   58,113,130,227,495 
Hollis,  Carolyn  J.  69,83 
Hollis,  David  N.   78,263,495 
Holloman,  Rev.  Fred  S.    141 
Holloway,  Donna   232,495 
Holloway,  Jerry  A.  90,411 
Holloway,  Stephen  B.   78,91,198,411 
Holm,  Connie  L.  495 
Holm,  Ronald  K.    191,285,301,411 
Holmes,  Judith  L.   232,495 
Holmes,  Karen  A.    110,352,411 
Homes,  Oliver  W.    144,411 
Holmes,  Virginia  A.   131 
Holmes,  Zoe  A.   440 
Holsinger,  David  J.   140,259,495 
Holste,  John  E.  97,132,133,137 
Holt,  Pamela  L.    110,168,495 
Holzer,  Dee  A.  237,495 
Holzhausen,  Richard    188,495 
Home  Ec  Hospitality  Day  330 
Home  Economics  Council  47 
Homecoming   340-343 


Honeman,  Glen  M.   259,411 

Honeycutt,  Steven  F.   294 

Honstead,  John  P.   139,253,495 

Honstedd,  William  H.   42,76,93 

Hoober,  Richard  E.   211,495 

Hood,  Gary  L.   352,355 

Hood,  Marquerite  A.  495 

Hoofer,  Barry  L.   214,412 

Hooker,  K.  Jack   303,304 

Hooker,  Shari  K.   232,495 

Hooper,  Keith  L.   214,412 

Hooper,  Keith  W.   356,495 

Hooper,  Margaret  R.    124,133,232,495 

Hoopes,  Linda  L.  227,495 

Hoops,  Robert  F.  98,412 

Hoover,  Becky  J.    135 

Hoover,  Carol  L.   240,495 

Hoover,  Carolyn  J.   113,154,495 

Hoover,  Frank  W.   214,356,495 

Hoover,  Jared  O.   25,104 

Hoover,  Teri  A.    171,495 

Hoover,  Valerie  B.   47,84,171,495 

Hopkins,  Frankie  J.    182,412 

Hopkins,  Gary  W.   207,495 

Hopper,  Herbert  R.   298 

Hopper,  James  D.    196,496 

Hopper,  Patricia  S.    171,350,496 

Horchem,  Janet  L.   158,412 

Horejsi,  Ronald  G.   102,496 

Horinka,  Karen  A.   227,496 

Horn,  James  W.   203,496 

Horn,  Janet  L.   232,496 

Horning,  James  R.   296 

Horning,  Larry  G.  222,496 

Hornung,  Mary  A.   32,60,111,137,154,496 

Horsch,  Ardis  E.    165,496 

Horton,  Louella   232,496 

Horton,  Stephen  S.   177 

Hosley,  Fern    162 

Hosley,  Karen  L.  78 

Hoss,  Herbert  E.   496 

Hossfeld,  Robert  H.   259,496 

Hostetter,  Dorothy  M.    165,496 

Hottenstein,  Mary  J.    103 

Hotuiac,  Sharon  A.   58,111,158,496 

Houdyshell,  Judith  P.  69,352,355 

Houdyshell,  Mary  E.    111,173,496 

Houdyshell,  Richard    104,182,496 

House,  Harlan  D.    109,181,412 

House,  Lorna  E.    110,115,173,496 

Hover,  Donna  J.   84,168,496 

Hovey,  Larry  J.    126 

Howard,  Carolyn  R.    1 12,227,496 

Howard,  Carrold  D.   307 

Howard,  Frank  W.  94,253,496 

Howard,  Henry  S.   283 

Howard,  Pamela  A.   55,60,67,158,496 

Howard,  Robert  J.    196,496 

Howell,  Ann  J.    166,496 

Howell,  Charles  R.    129,496 

Howell,  Cheryl  N.   240,496 

Howell,  Jerry  P.   219,496 

Howell,  Kay  L.    166,227,354,496 

Howell,  Phyllis  L.   84,173,345,496 

Howell,  Richard  G.   296 

Howell,  Robert  W.   254,496 

Hoyt,  Laurie  S.   158,412 

Hrabe,  Melinda  R.    133,246,496 

Hrubesky,  Beverly    135 

Hsu,  Christopher  C.   120 

Hu,  Amy    120 

Hu,  Frank  T.   412 

Hu,  Kuo-Kuang    120 

Hubbell,  Richard  S.  92 

Huber,  Linda  S.    111,113,162,412 

Huck,  Dennis  D.  99 

Huck,  Shirley  K.    101 

Hucke,  Gary  L.    182,412 

Huddleston,  Robert  E.   496 

Hudgens,  Mary  P.   227,496 

Hudgins,  Lois  A.   70,374,375 

Huecker,  Tommy  D.   93,176,496 

Huff,  Jerry  T.    125 

Huff,  Sylvia  E.  97,108,243,496 

Huffman,  Daniel  S.   259,496 

Huffman,  Dorothy  L.    134 

Hug,  Alan  R.    196,496 

Huggans,  James  A.  89 

Huggins,  Carole  J.    101 

Huggins,  Kenneth  G.  99 

Huggins,  Lloyd  D.    109,497 

Hughbanks,  Fineas  G.  99 

Hughbanks,  Karen  C.  95,141,497 

Hughes,  Dennis  D.    125,137,259,298,356,497 

Hughes,  Florence    184 

Hughes,  James  M.   254,497 

Hughes,  Kenneth  B.   89,259,356,497 

Hughes,  Lyman  G.   60,216,497 

Hughes,  Mary  A.    158,232,497 

Hughes,  Roberta  L.   70,153,412 

Hughes,  Sherri  D.    113,133,137,228,497 

Hughes,  William  G.   497 

Hugo,  Bernard  A.   76,497 

Hull,  Ronald  K.   207,497 

Hull,  Virginia  A.   240,497 

Hulsebusch,  Sharleen   220,497 

Humbarger,  Peter  D.   80,87,437 

Hume,  Linda  M.    153,246,373,497 

Hummel,  Jerry  L.100 

Hummer,  Larry  L.  93,176,497 

Hund,  Ann   240,497 

Hund,  Bernard  H.   259,497 

Hund,  Patricia   240,497 

Hundley,  William  C.   114 

Hunt,  Clara  S.    126 

Hunt,  Judie  K.  74,153,497 

Hunt,  Melvin  C.   73,200,364,412 

Hunt,  Richard  D.   214,412 

Hunt,  Richard  M.   88,497 

Hunter,  Judith  A.   126,173,246,497 

Hunter,  Nancy  C.   572 


Hunter,  Nancy  J.   232,497 

Hunziker,  Allan  J.   266,497 

Hunziker,  Don  F.    195,412 

Hunziker,  Vera  S.   1 1 1 

Hurley,  Edward  T.    103 

Hurley,  Mary  J.    240,497 

Hurst,  Charles  W.   259,497 

Hurt,  Barbara  S.   232,497 

Hurt,  Martin  C.    126,203,497 

Hurt,  Ray  D.  219,497 

Hurtig,  Victor  C.  99,497 

Huseman,  Cheryl  K.    108,240,497 

Huseman,  Virgil  R.    182,497 

Huslig,  Jerome  E.  497 

Husted,  Stanley  R.    105,133,219,299,497 

Huston,  Keith  A.    18 

Huston,  Larry  G.   497 

Hutter,  Andrew  C.   100 

Huttie,  Frederick  E.  259,497 

Hutton,  Gary  M.    100 

Hutton,  Kay  M.   101 

Hutton,  Mary  S.    161,497 

Hwang,  Eddie  L.    120,136 

Hyames,  Diana  K.    158,498 

Hyde,  Ann  S.   246,498 

Hyde,  Catherine  L.  99,129,154,498 

Hyde,  Donald  E.    198,298,498 

Hyde,  John  T.  99 

Hyde,  Robert  C.   115 

Hylton,  Cynthia  L.   228,498 

Hynes,  Thomas  E.   497 

Hysom,  Judith  I.    125,149,166,228,314,498 

Hysom,  Ronald  R.   55,56,188,412 


Ibbetson,  Richard  A.    106,132,498 

Ibbetson,  Ronald  L.    104,106,200,440 

Ice,  Richard  D.   254,498 

Ideker,  Lester  H.    196,498 

Ihde,  Robert  H.    191,441 

Ihrig,  Billy  D.   259,285,498 

lies,  Duane  A.  96 

Imhof,  Carol  A.   243,498 

Imler,  Dan  L.  254,498 

Index   593 

Indoor  Track   301 

Ingersoll,  J.  Sue   173,228,368,498 

Ingersoll,  Patricia   83,130,173,412 

Ingraham,  Sharon  K.  235,498 

Ingrim,  Charles  N.  88,498 

Innis,  Leslie  S.    147,168,498 

Inskeep,  Joan  R.    111,243,498 

Institute  of  Electrical  and  Electronic 

Engineers  87 
Interfraternity  Council   148 
Interfraternity  Pledge  Council   149 
International  Hall   263 
IPC  Dance  335 

Ipinmidun,  Wilson  B.    119,127 
Ireland,  Lawrence  P.    203,412 
Ireland,  Michael  K.  77,102,352 
Ireland,  Timothy  M.   259,498 
Irwin,  John  C.   88 
Isaacson,  Steven  B.    195,498 
Isakson,  Jeanette  M.   249,441 
Isernhagen,  Fred  A.    191,318,498 
Itz,  Nancy  J.    173,412 
Iverson,  Willard  A.   259,498 
Iwamoto,  Wayne  K.  92 
lyorver,  Joseph  G.  97,119,141,498 


Jaax,  Alan  R.   211,498 

Jaax,  James  R.  43,82,223,413 

Jaax,  Judy  A.   158,414 

Jack,  Barbara  G.   498 

Jack,  Russell  P.   498 

Jackson,  Beverly  A.    112,243,498 

Jackson.  David  D.    188,354,357,498 

Jackson,  Edward  E.    106 

Jackson,  Gary  L.   498 

Jackson,  Jack  H.   216,498 

Jackson,  Mrs.  James  P.   218 

Jackson,  Jeanne  R.   498 

Jackson,  Michael  E.    149,188,498 

Jackson,  Roscoe   288 

Jackson,  Ruth  A.   232,498 

Jackson,  William  R.   293 

Jacob,  Paul  J.   69,222,498 

Jacob,  Thomas  D.  72,78,91,367,413 

Jacobitz,  Tommy  L.  97,200,498 

Jacobs,  Hyde  S.  73,106 

Jacobs,  Joy  S.  243,498 

Jacobs,  Judy  L.  32,171,499 

Jacobs,  William  R.   43,148,179,413 

Jacobson,  Richard  W.    105,187 

J.  D.'s  Pizia  Parlor   577 

Jagtap,  Prabhakar  N.    118 

Jahnke,  Carol  A.    158,413 

Jahnke,  Samuel  R.   259,499 

Jai,  Ben  Y.    120 

James,  G.  Roger  97 

James,  Janice  E.    168,341,499 

James,  Larry  S.   296 

James,  Stephen  L.    198,499 

Jameson,  Donald  L.   259,499 

Jamvold,  Daryll  D.    140,188,356,499 

Janczak,  Martin  E.  259,499 

Janke,  Gary  D.    188,499 

Janke,  Larry  J.    188,413 

Janke,  Michael  D.   68 

Janousek,  Richard  L.  76,85,259,499 

Janovetz,  Gerald  E.   293 

Janssen,  Alfred    124,499 

Janssen,  Janet  L.    139,153,499 


599 


Jantz,  Judilee  G.    131 

Jantz,  Lois  A.   232,499 

Jantz,  Merle  D.  76,91,499 

Jantzen,  Daniel  E.   259,499 

Janzen,  Darryl  E.   122,179 

Japuntich,  Susan    143,240,499 

Jardine  268-270 

Jardine  Q   234-235 

Jardine  Y  236-237 

Jarrett,  Charles  L.   285 

Jarrett,  James  C.  214,499 

Jarrett,  Ronald  D.   499 

Jarville,  Marsha  L.   232,499 

Jarvis,  Cheryl  K.   112,165,351,499 

Jarvis,  Roberta  M.    173,246,499 

Jaske,  James  L.   259,499 

Jatoi,  Ghulam  S.    117,121 

Jay,  Burl  D.   129,211,499 

Jean  Peterson's  581 

Jeans,  Carl  E.   254,441 

Jefferies,  Roanne  L.    114,313,413 

Jefferies,  Ronald  D.   86,179,413 

Jeffers,  Charlene  J.   101 

Jeffers,  Hubert  E.  99 

Jeffers,  Marlin  D.  99 

Jeffery,  Kenneth  L.  99,499 

Jehlik,  Robert  C.   259,499 

Jelinek,  Judith  A.   413 

Jelinek,  Mary  K.    131,124,499 

Jellison,  Martha  J.   243,358,499 

Jenkins,  Donald  L.   499 

Jenkins,  Marna  G.    110,153,499 

Jenkins,  Richard  A.    191,441 

Jenkins,  Wanda  L.   237,499 

Jensen,  Carol  A.   232,499 

Jensen,  Donald  J.  98,413 

Jensen,  Donald  P.   203,499 

Jensen,  Eltriede  W.    101 

Jensen,  Evelyn  L.   240,499 

Jensen,  George  S.  98,254,413 

Jensen,  Harold  G.   356 

Jensen,  John  H.    177,499 

Jernigan,  Douglas  K.   259,499 

Jernigan,  Jan  M.  374,375,376 

Jernigan,  LeAnn  G.    101 

Jernigan,  Norman  B.   73,98,413 

Jerrit,  Peggy  L.   228,500 

Jetland,  Barbara  A.    111,167,413 

Jewett,  Dwight  D.   222,356,500 

Jewett,  Lucille  I.   111,413 

Jezbera,  Carolyn  R.    101 

Jezbera,  Edward  J.  99 

J  ilka,  Evelyn  R.  225,232,413 

Jilka,  Gerold  D.    184,500 

Jiran,  Peter  A.   214,500 

Jobst,  James  N.  259,500 

Johannes,  Patricia  A.   228,500 

Johansen,  Helen  K.   162,232,500 

Johns,  Chris  E.   177,500 

Johnsmeyer,  Virginia   94,157,413 

Johnson,  Alvin  D.  96,177,500 

Johnson,  Anita  M.   379 

Johnson,  Carl  W.   73,106,140,219,362,413 

Johnson,  Carlene  S.  246,500 

Johnson,  Cecil  W.    187,500 

Johnson,  Charles  R.   239,500 

Johnson,  Dean  K.   108,500 

Johnson,  Delores  J.    153,246,500 

Johnson,  Don  A.   68,259,500 

Johnson,  Donald  R.    148,216,413 

Johnson,  Jeanette  H.   70,71,139,220,369,413 

Johnson,  Jeanne  A.   71,142,168,228,500 

Johnson,  Jill  M.   228,500 

Johnson,  Kelly  D.   97,142,259,500 

Johnson,  Larry  L.    140,188,500 

Johnson,  Leland  K.   207,374,500 

Johnson,  Leland  R.   203,500 

Johnson,  Linda  J.   228,358,500 

Johnson,  Linnetta  A.  352,500 

Johnson,  Lora  L.   157,413 

Johnson,  Lynda  L.    154,500 

Johnson,  Lynn  R.   129,130,181,500 

Johnson,  Mode  A.  86,214,413 

Johnson,  Patrick  A.  214,500 

Johnson,  Phillip  C.   214,413 

Johnson,  Phyllis  M.    168,228,500 

Johnson,  Raymond  W.    129,187,500 

Johnson,  Richard  E.   91,413 

Johnson,  Roger  B.   254,500 

Johnson,  Rosslyn  A.   115,133,140,221,500 

Johnson,  Sharon  L.  237,500 

Johnson,  Sherrill  J.  237,500 

Johnson,  Sylvia  M.    161,500 

Johnson,  Vernon  D.   316 

Johnson,  W.  Roger   182,500 

Johnson,  William  B.   211,413 

Johnson,  Winifred  L.   232,500 

Johnston,  Charles  W.  98 

Johnston,  Frances  E.  95,359 

Johnston,  Franklin  E.   500 

Johnston,  Gary  L.  88,211,501 

Johnston,  George  H.  70,129,176,501 

Johnston,  Gwen    101 

Johnston,  Karen  E.   165,501 

Johnston,  Larry  D.    191,318,501 

Johnston,  Martha  J.  237,501 

Johnston,  Rebecca  L.    133,246,501 

Johnston,  Roland  W.   259,501 

Joines,  Karen  B.  95,413 

Jones,  Barbara  J.   240,501 

Jones,  Carolyn  A.   235,501 

Jones,  Charles  T.   259,501 

Jones,  Clair  R.  80,87 

Jones,  C.  Clyde  36 

Jones,  Claudia  J.    133,240,501 

Jones,  Darrel  D.   212,501 

Jones,  Diane  L.   108,232,350,501 

Jones,  Elmer  T.    105 

Jones,  Floyd  A.   296 

Jones,  Gloria  J.    111,413 

Jones,  Harold  E.   23 


Jones,  James  D.  90 

Jones,  James  H.  501 

Jones,  James  R.   216 

Jones,  John  B.  92 

Jones,  Judith  L.    171,501 

Jones,  Judy  D.   413 

Jones,  Larry  E.   128,176,501 

Jones,  Leila  F.   238,501 

Jones,  Loretta  A.    143,154,228,501 

Jones,  Lyle  D.   414 

Jones,  Mary  J.   228,501 

Jones,  Merle  E.   414 

Jones,  Michael  E.    132,502 

Jones,  Milam  T.   441 

Jones,  Nicholas  M.  204,502 

Jones,  Patricia  L.   246,502 

Jones,  Mrs.  Ray    160 

Jones,  Robert  G.   212,502 

Jones,  Robert  L.    184,414 

Jones,  Ronald  E.    108,133,200,364,414 

Jones,  Willie  L.   283 

Jordan,  James  S.    196,356,502 

Jordan,  Ronald  E.  254,502 

Jordan,  Sheryl  K.    139,502 

Jorgensen,  Jan   126,191,441 

Jorgensen,  Sharla  J.   228,502 

Joy,  Harold  S.   368 

Jubelt,  Burk  96,199,502 

Judd,  Robert  E.   212,502 

Judging  Teams  362-364 

Julian,  Joseph   60,103 

Junior  Panhellenic  Council    147 

Jury,  Dennis  G.   139,266,502 

Juvenal,  Louise  A.    111,221,414 

Juvenal,  Patricia  L.    129,153,502 


K 


Kadlec,  John   278 

Kadled,  John  A.   283 

Kaelson,  Janet  I.    167,358,502 

Kaff,  Phyllis  J.   66,221,414 

Kaff,  Wayne  L.  441 

Kaiser,  David  P.  73,98,414 

Kaiser,  Donald  W.  94,188,502 

Kaiser,  Donn  L.    145 

Kaiser,  Douglas  L.   259,502 

Kaiser,  Herbert  E.  57 

Kaiser,  Lois  C.    101 

Kaka,  Fakhru  A.  88,118 

Kalb,  Helene  J.   228,502 

Kalbach,  Lela  F.  235,502 

Kalkan,  Ahmet  121 

Kalkan,  Muazzez    114,121 

Kallenbach,  Kenneth   28,78,200,502 

Kallenbach,  Marvin  D.  259,502 

Kammerer,  Joan  K.    165,502 

Kampschroeder,  Larry   254,502 

Kanawi,  Abdulilah  A.    120 

Kandle,  Dorothy  A.   78 

Kane,  Edward  R.   89 

Kannard,  Janet  L.    129,168,232,502 

Kansas  City  Life  Insurance  Company   577 

Kansas  Farm  Bureau   588 

Kansas  Lumber  Company   578 

Kansas  Power  and  Light  Company  586 

Kansouh,  Abdel  S.    121 

Kao,  Lilian  C.    120,136 

Kapela,  Joseph    119,127,263,441 

Kapitzke,  James  A.   89 

Kaplan,  Robert  M.   259,502 

Kappa  Alpha  Theta   166-167 

Kappa  Delta    168-169 

Kappa  Delta  Pi  78 

Kappa  lota  Sigma   103 

Kappa  Kappa  Gamma    170-171 

Kappa  Phi    139 

Kappa  Sigma  202-203 

Karanjia,  Nariman  N.    118 

Karl,  Catherine  L.   240 

Karl,  Lyla  M.    157,502 

Karr,  Erma  J.   55,67,83,221,502 

Kasbah   264 

Kaster,  Kay   221,502 

Kastle,  Shirley  M.  221,502 

Kater,  Larry  E.    109,132,502 

Katz,  Robert   583 

Kauffeld,  James  M.  356 

Kauffeld,  Mayme  L.    122,358,414 

Kauffeld,  Norbert  M.   105 

Kauffman,  Carolyn  J.   240,414 

Kauffman,  Edwin  G.   77,111 

Kauffman,  Eldora  S.    Ill 

Kaufman,  Seth    502 

Kaufman,  Sue  J.    129,171,502 

Kaufman,  Toni  M.    167,502 

Kaufmann,  Darol  L.    105 

Kaul,  Linda  L.    168,502 

Kaup  Furniture  Company  589 

Kaump,  Dennis  A.   72,176,414 

Kaump,  Mary  K.   111,238,502 

Kavanaugh,  Frank  G.  77 

Kazmaier,  Jerry  D.   259,293,502 

Kazmaier,  Michael  W.  80 

Kearney,  Robert  L.   196,502 

Keating,  Donald  J.   86,94,254,503 

Keating,  William  R.    142,503 

Keearns,  Claudia    135 

Keearns,  John  E.   87,414 

Keefer,  Mrs.  L.  E.    186 

Keeler,  Garry  L.  364 

Keeler,  Karole  K.    135 

Keeler,  Melford  R.   254,503 

Keen,  Margaret  A.   414 

Keen,  Ray  A.    18 

Keen,  Robert  E.    104,354,414 

Keenan,  Edith  A.    124,243,503 

Keene,  Barbara  R.   101 

Keene,  Ronald  B.  73,98,414 


Kegley,  John  R.  207,298,503 

Keigley,  Robert  B.  264,503 

Keister,  Sandra  L.  240,503 

Keith,  Max  S.   259,503 

Keithley,  Claude  A.   219,414 

Keller,  Danny  J.   352,354,357 

Keller,  Diane  L.    158,414 

Keller,  John  F.   503 

Kelles,  Madeleine  M.    135 

Kelley,  James  L.   109 

Kelley,  Jean  A.   129,168,503 

Kelley,  Kenneth  W.   503 

Kelley,  Ted  E.   211,414 

Kellner,  Wayne  A.   85,414 

Kellogg,  Myron  C.    104,254,503 

Kellstrom,  Martha  R.   95,130 

Kelly,  Bernice  E.   145 

Kelly,  Douglas  D.    192,503 

Kelly,  Frances  M.   228,503 

Kelly,  Glen  S.   356 

Kelly,  Michael  M.   214,356,503 

Kelly,  Morgan  R.   203,503 

Kelly,  Robert  W.   196,503 

Kelpe,  Don  E.   259,503 

Kelsey,  Gaylord  D.   503 

Kempke,  Diane  S.   84,171,345,503 

Kempster,  Alan  R.   203,414 

Kendall,  CarolynS.   167,228,503 

Kendall,  Gregory  D.   414 

Kendall,  James  M.   503 

Kendall,  Larry  W.   109,199,414 

Kendall,  Lawrence  M.    199,503 

Kennedy,  Harold  W.   119 

Kennedy,  Susan  L.   246,503 

Kenny,  Dean   369 

Kent,  James  G.  296 

Kenyon,  Virginia  B.  74,157,358,414 

Kepley,  Janice  D.   70,139,503 

Kepley,  Kenneth  E.   503 

Kepley,  Le  Roy  F.  414 

Kern,  John  J.   25,73,106,115,143,200,414 

Kern,  Larry  G.  503 

Kern,  Terry  J.  73,98,214,414 

Kerns,  Gerald  L.  99 

Kerns,  Robert  L.  99,503 

Kerns,  Sandra  L.    101,112 

Kerr,  Deborah  F.    100 

Kerr,  Marcia  L.   503 

Kersbergen,  David  N.   503 

Kershaw,  David  W.   203,503 

Kershaw  Ready-Mix  Concrete  &  Sand 

Company  579 
Kershner,  Craig  D.   414 
Kershner,  Robert  N.    107,115,503 
Kersfen,  Sharon  J.   168,246,503 
Kersting,  Eugenia  D.    158,246,503 
Kesinger,  Fred  L.  254,414 
Kesller,  Ronda  J.   237 
Kessinger,  Linda  K.   249,503 
Kessler,  Ronda  J.   503 
Kettelhut,  James  L.   212,415 
Kettelhut,  Larry  L.    149,213,504 
Ketzner,  James  J.  99 

Keucher,  Louise  S.   58,167,228,356,359,504 
Kevan,  Barbara  A.    129,168,504 
Keys,  Ronald  E.    114,259,504 
Khan,  Akbar  A.   118 
Khan,  Maher  H.   121,504 
Khan,  Mir  A.   105,121 
Khare,  Gyaneshwar  P.  441 


ener,  Leatrice  A.    157,504 

ewit,  Kathleen  K.    129,168,504 

Idow,  Gary  L.   192,504 

lian,  John  P.   86,93 

Hebrew,  Lewis  G.    107,223,504 

Igore,  Mickey  R.   259,415 

Hough,  Howard  76 

Iroy,  Thomas  G.   149,216,504 

mball,  Kay  M.   265,504 

mbell,  Vicky  J.  60 

mble,  Jane  H.   232,504 

mel,  William  R.  42 

mmi,  Anthony  L.   196,504 

mmi,  Elizabeth  A.    1 15 

nch,  Barbara  J.   246,504 

ndig,  Willard  E.    108,364 

ng,  Alice  L.  415 

ng,  Galen  E.   80,103 

ng,  Mrs.  Helen  R.   222 

ng,  Linda  D.   232,504 

ng,  Philip  A.   283 

ng,  Royce  M.   76 

ng,  Spencer  W.   254,301,304,415 

ng,  Suzanne  M.  246,504 

ng,  Ted  R.   75 

ngman,  Daniel  A.  91,504 

ngman,  Michael  F.   259,313,504 

ngsley,  M.  Keith    100 

ngsley,  Mavis  L.    101 

nnamon,  Jerold  W.   109,304,318 

nsey,  Jean  A.   171,232,504 

nsey,  Lawrence  D.    188,504 

nsey,  Terrel  E.    189,504 

nzer,  Howard  A.  99,191,318,504 

ragu,  Titus,  1 19 

rchhoff,  Henry  C.    199,504 

rchhoff,  Nancy  J.    168,415 

rk.Jean    101 

rk,  Linda  A.   153,359,378,504 

rk,  Robert  E.  69 

rk,  Sara  L.    173 

rk,  Tony  L.   51,100 

rkwood,  Robert  D.    141,254,504 

rmser,  Philip  G.  42 

sby,  Loren  G.    141,415 

ser,  Donald  L.  75,93,264,415 

ser,  Robert  W.    18 

shen,  Tara    263,415 

ssinger,  Don  F.  259,504 

tch,  Judith  L.  37,133,228,504 

tchell,  Ralph  L.   51 


Kitchen,  Brent  A.  504 

Kitchen,  Douglas  O.  204,504 

Kitchener,  Harry  L.  301,504 

Kitchens,  John  E.   24 

Kites  &  Dugout  586 

Kitzke,  Henry   142,504 

Klag,  Nancy  A.    171,504 

Klassen,  Judith  F.   112 

Klassen,  William  R.  259,504 

Klataske,  Ronald  D.    102 

Klaudt,  James  J.  98 

Klaurens,  Rex  L.  86,415 

Klawiter,  Warren  D.   254,283,504 

Klein,  Carmen  R.    107,223,504 

Klein,  John  C.  85,504 

Klein,  Kathleen  K.   112,154,505 

Klema,  Susan  P.    140,232,505 

Klenda,  Deanna  K.   143,161,505 

Klenda,  Patrick  F.   259,505 

Klenke,  Donald  V.   211,505 

Klesath,  Charles  F.  415 

Kleymann,  Bonnie  J.   111,143,174,415 

Klick,  Gail  A.  69,163,505 

Kliem,  Lewis  W.   505 

Kliewer,  Bruce  D.    110,505 

Kline,  David  C.   259,505 

Kline,  Philip  K.    129,130,181,368,505 

Klinger,  Dwight  D.    15 

Klostermeier,  Mary  E.  47,240,505 

Klotz,  Jack  R.  505 

Klover,  Jane  D.    158,358,372,505 

Knapp,  Kenneth  D.    191,318,505 

Knecht,  Samuel  W.  75,80,87,128,215,415 

Knewtson,  Richard  D.    100,222,505 

Kniffen,  Edward  L.    100 

Knight,  David  D.   104,259,505 

Knight,  Diana  S.   505 

Knight,  Marcus  L.  77,215,352,355,505 

Knoch,  James  P.   216,505 

Knoell,  Donna  L.    158,505 

Knolla,  Timothy  J.   285 

Knolle,  Rev.  Eckhard  R.   140 

Knop,  Douglas  B.    189,505 

Knopp,  Vincent  F.   266,505 

Knorr,  Fritz  292,297 

Knowles,  Agnes   152 

Knowles,  Stanley  W.  90,317 

Knox,  Dianne   157,415 

Knudsen,  Charles  E.  99 

Knudson,  Kenneth  D.   115,505 

Knutson,  Herbert  C.   22,105 

Kobrin,  Donald  B.  415 

Koch,  Loren  H.  259,505 

Koch,  Marcia  J.   167,505 

Kochera,  Richard  L.   283 

Koci,  Lois  L.   240,505 

Kodama,  Thomas  T.  92,259,505 

Koelliker,  James  K.  75,94,139,200,505 

Koenig,  Joan  E.   505 

Koenig,  Kenneth  K.   259,505 

Koepke,  Margaret  A.   32,69,168,505 

Koester,  Norman  W.    106,254,505 

Koger,  Virginia  K.  235,505 

Kohl,  Larry  E.    182,505 

Kohl,  Lois  A.   110,147,167,505 

Kohler,  James  Q.   215,355,505 

Kohlmeyer,  Patricia   243,506 

Kohls,  Eric  W.   312,506 

Kolars,  David  C.    122,259,506 

Koligian,  Michael  A.  98,254,415 

Kongs,  Thomas  F.    209,506 

Konitz,  Jack  H.  97,196,506 

Konzem,  Joseph  P.   352,357 

Koons,  Mary  J.   108,237,506 

Kopp,  Gary  R.    368 

Kopp,  Jerald  A.   106,182,506 

Kopriva,  Thomas  G.   415 

Korb,  Sandra  G.    129 

Kosse,  Ronald  A.   219,506 

Koster,  Duane  E.   415 

Koster,  Kathleen  A.   506 

Kostjal,  Edward  L.  75,90 

Koutchek,  Mohammad    119 

Koutchek,  Susan    119 

Kovar,  Eugene  W.    129,254,506 

Kraff,  Sharon  R.  79,161,506 

Kraft,  Vernon  A.   285 

Kraft,  Wallace  E.    199,506 

Kramer,  Anne  M.    1 10,133,137,143,506 

Kramer,  Carl    142 

Kramer,  Terry  L.   415 

Kratt,  Wallace  E.    100 

Kratz,  Daniel  S.   506 

Kratzer,  Gary  G.    506 

Kraus,  Joe  W.   48 

Kraus,  Karen  S.    158,246,506 

Kraus,  Linda  A.    153,415 

Krause,  Vernon  E.   356,506 

Krauss,  Roland  K.   25,73,104,106,145, 

362,415 
Krauter,  Kenneth  M.   506 
Kraybill,  Richard  B.   254,506 
Krehbiel  Carla  A.    171,315,506 
Krehbiel,  Constance  221 
Krehbiel,  Jeffrey  L.  91 
Krehbiel,  Lyle  D.  75,80,87,222,415 
Krepinevich,  Daniel  C.  91,259,506 
Krider,  John  A.   56,91,216,506 
Krier,  Jerry  L.   415 
Kriss,  Joel   296,297 
Krob,  Johnny  R.    109,506 
Kroenlein,  John  W.   109,128,133,176,506 
Kroeze,  Bernard  J.    100 
Krofp,  Don   364 
Kronberg,  Paul  M.  91,506 
Kroutil,  Karen  A.   161,232,506 
Kruckenberg,  Katherine  506 
Kruckenberg,  Kathleen  235 
Krueger,  Barbara  A.   235,506 
Krueger,  David  A.  70,184,506 
Krug,  Richard  D.    189,506 


600 


Krupadanam,  Pramila   441 

Kruse,  Michael  B.  506 

Kruse,  Richard  D.    133,137,200,415 

KSDB-FM   368 

Ksiazek,  Thomas  G.  97,259,506 

K-State  Christian  Fellowship   141 

K-Stater  369 

K-State  Engineer  367 

Kubat,  Jacqueline   112,154,506 

Kubert,  Lawrence  J.   176,356,506 

Kubin,  Douglas  M.   122 

Kuchenthal,  George  W.    109,133,506 

Kuczynski,  Leslie  W.  259,507 

Kugler,  Charles  D.   191,507 

Kuhlman,  Larry  K.  96,507 

Kuhlman,  Royce  D.   259,312,507 

Kuhlmeier,  Thomas  D.  415 

Kuhn,  Carolyn  S.  84,158,345,359,507 

Kuhn,  Charles  W.  92,507 

Kuhn,  Cheryl  K.    114,246 

Kuhn,  Dennis  R.  259,507 

Kuhn,  Marilyn  R.  74,168,359,507 

Kuhn,  Robert  J.   507 

Kuhn,  R.  W.  507 

Kuhn,  Sara  L.  71,113,168,415 

Kuhn,  Thomas  G.  99 

Kuhn,  William  R.  99,189 

Kuhns,  Joyce  K.  95,131,415 

Kuiken,  Cheryl  M.   111,168,507 

Kumamoto,  Clifford  T.   259,507 

Kummer,  Judy  K.  232,507 

Kuns,  Shari  K.   140,232,358,507 

Kuntz,  Charles  R.   222,356,507 

Kuntz,  Thomas  M.  91 

Kunz,  Kristina  L.   111,171,507 

Kurabatchew,  Ato  W.   1 19 

Kurth,  Walter  W.  97,507 

Kvasnicka,  Allan  J.   38,72,181,415 

Kwok,  Wing  K.  91,259,507 


La  Citadel  263 

Lacen,  Georgia  S.   228,507 

Lackett,  James  J.    142,209,416 

Lackey,  John  L.  259,507 

Ladenburger,  Sharon    124,221,507 

Ladner,  Phyllis  I.   134 

Ladner,  Charles  W.   437 

Lafferty,  Marilyn  L.  58,225,246,507 

LaFollette,  Dalene  507 

Legasse,  Orville  L.  98,416 

Lagasse,  Shirley    101 

Lahaie,  Sherman  L.   254,318,507 

Lahey,  Margaret   19,58 

Lahr,  Patricia  A.   232,507 

Lake,  John  E.   254,507 

Lala,  Wilbur   L.  259,507 

Lamba,  Kesar  S.   1 18 

lambda  Chi  Alpha  204-205 

Lambert,  Emmaiean    173,507 

Lambert,  Frank  W.    137,140 

Lambert,  Jack  L.    18 

Lambert,  John  V.  68 

Lambert,  Mary  A.  47 

Lambley,  James  D.  362 

Lamborn,  Judith  E.  95,110,246,507 

Lamborn,  Linda  L.   133,137,243,507 

Lambright,  Linda  R.   58,237,507 

Lamkin,  Linda  L.   114,243,507 

Lamme,  Judith  A.    173 

Lammers,  Cynthia  60,84,173,507 

Lamone,  Michael  G.   197,507 

Lamp,  Marita  M.   246,507 

Lamp,  Ross  L.   86 

Lampe,  Patti  J.   232,508 

Lampert,  Robert  L.   318,508 

Lamphear,  Frederick  81 

Lamprecht,  Curtis  D.   207,416 

Lamprecht,  Sharon  K.   228,508 

Lancaster,  Jean  A.  95,110,157, 

228,508 
Land,  Orlan  R.   97,259,508 
Landgren,  Larry  L.    122,133,140, 

254,508 
Landon,  Daniel  J.   76,259,508 
Landreth,  Marlynn  R.    167,508 
Lane,  David  T.   100,195,508 
Lane,  James  H.   199,508 
Lane,  Linda  F.  240,508 
Lang,  Carolyn  R.  228,359,508 
Lang,  Fred  D.  89 
Lang,  Jeanette  E.    161,508 
Lange,  Frederick  G.    107 
Lange,  Linda  L.   168,228,508 
Lange,  Margaret  J.   508 
Lange  Marilyn  E.    143,225,232,358,508 
Lange,  Phillip  D.   72,86,508 
Langford,  Charles  C.    103 
Langford,  David  J.  68,89,254,283,508 
Langner,  Gary  A.    189,508 
Lank,  Claudette  A.  79,508 
Lankas,  Daniel  J.  254,285,508 
Lanman,  Arley  D.  91,259,508 
Lanning,  Barbara  H.    103 
Lanning,  Lois  S.    101 
Lanning,  Michael  A.   100 
Lanning,  Ralph  E.    103 
Lansden,  John  A.   254,508 
Lantis,  Linda  M.   111,153,228,508 
LaRow,  Nancy   135 
Larsen,  Beverly  J.   113,168,508 
Larson,  Dennis  L.  99 
Larson,  Gene  D.  285,508 
Larson,  George  H.  42 
Larson,  Jerry  G.    128,260,508 
Larson,  John  P.   217,508 
Larson,  Lovene  S.   235,508 
Larson,  Merle  D.  260,508 


Larson,  Robert  H.   87,215,416 
Larson,  Steve  E.   217,356,508 
Larson,  Steven  A.  223,508 
LaRue,  Kenneth   283,285 
Lashbrook,  Linda    173,416 
Lashbrook,  Ralph  R.   33,56,70 
Lashmett,  Mary  G.   243,508 
Latham,  James  D.   217,298,508 
Latham,  Janet  M.   246,508 
Lathrop,  Ardith  J.    158,228,345,508 
Lathrop,  Kenneth  L.   204,509 
Latimer,  James  P.  317 
Latschar,  Carol  D.    124,139,240,509 
Latta,  Robert  L.   222,509 
Latta,  Stephen  C.   217,509 
Lau,  Milton  G.    103,260,416 
Lauer,  Kent  A.    197,416 
Lauer,  Stanley  E.  77 
Laughlin,  Norman  C.   509 
Laurie,  Lynne   232,509 
Lauritzen,  Arthur  D.   254,509 
Lavender,  Sara  A.   228,509 
Laverentz,  Carol  A.    114,228,509 
Laverentz,  Gene  W.    182,356,509 
Lawhon,  Mary  B.    161,509 
Lawless,  Charlotte  A.   68,114,243,509 
Lawless,  Eldon  D.    109,260,509 
Lawless,  Helen  E.   111,509 
Lawlis,  Sybil  N.    174 
Lawrence,  Donald  J.   283 
Lawrence,  Mrs.  Rex    178 
Lawrence,  Susan  K.   232,509 
Lawrence,  Thomas  J.  91,509 
Lawrence,  William  V.   509 
Lawson,  Robert  E.   211,509 
Laxer,  Marc  A.  76,85,97,102, 

254,509 
Lay,  Russell   296 
Layton, Jean  A.   246,509 
Leaf,  Boris   18 

Leavengood,  Luther  O.   33,352 
Lechner,  Fred  P.   181,509 
Lee,  Arnold  Y.  80,87,120,222,416 
Lee,  Dennis  D.   254,510 
Lee,  Dennis  J.    199,510 
Lee,  Diane  E.  32,66,69,70,153,416 
Lee,  Duane  R.   260,510 
Lee,  Elton  C.    120,136 
Lee,  Eun  S.   441 
Lee,  Gary  B.    191,510 
Lee,  Horace  B.   33,277 
Lee,  James  R.  69,204,510 
Lee,  Kuo-chuan    120 
Lee,  Leo  S.    120 
Lee,  Marilyn  S.    113,246,510 
Lee,  Nancy  K.   84,85,171,206,510 
Lee,  Theresa  C.    120 
Lee,  Thomas  B.    116,120 
Lee,  Tsun    120 
Lee,  Vicki   173,510 
Leeburg,  Linn  T.  93 
Leece,  Gwenl.   113,240,510 
Leedham,  George  E.   352 
Leel,  Woodruff  G.   416 
Leeper,  Carolyn  K.    168,416 
Leeper,  Patricia  A.   1 13 
Lefmann,  Gerald  L.    104,264,510 
Lefton,  John  M.    182,510 
Leg,  Arnold  Y.   75 
Lehman,  Donald  A.    191,416 
Lehman,  Linda  L.   84,168,368,416 
Lehman,  Rebecca  S.    168,246,510 
Lehman,  Robert  E.   510 
Lehmann,  Wilfred  H.    189,300,301,416 
Leiber,  Joseph  99 
Leichtling,  Lee  S.  97,137 
Leipper,  James  K.   313 
Leister,  Karen  A.    161,510 
Lembright,  Pamela  J.    114,161,510 
Leming,  Margaret  J.  228,510 
Lemon,  Carolyn  S.  69,137,144,246, 

355,510 
Lemon,  Elaine  F.    137,141,237,510 
Lemon,  Janet  M.    144,437 
Lemon,  Lonnie  L.   260,510 
Lemon,  Marcia  A.    163,510 
Lenhart,  Leanna  M.  416 
Lenhert,  Larry  M.   260,510 
Leonard,  Gerald  E.  77 
Leonard,  Jerry  B.    102,510 
Leopold,  Patricia  A.  47,71,171,416 
Lessenden,  Michael  H.  91,510 
Letourneau,  James  L.   416 
Letourneau,  Robert  J.   81,143,416 
Letourneon,  Arlene  J.    135,510 
Lett,  Claudia  K.  240,416 
Leuthold,  Dixie  C.   232,510 
Leuthold,  Steven  L.  266,510 
Levendofsky,  Shirley    111,147,153,416 
Levett,  David  J.  85,510 
Lewellen,  Donna  J.    135 
Lewerenz,  Gloria  L.    113,149,165, 

246,510 
Lewey,  Beverly  K.    113,129,235,416 
Lewis,  Ardis  A.   510 
Lewis,  Curtis  D.  99 
Lewis,  George  A.   203,510 
Lewis,  Herschel  D.  98 
Lewis,  Jack  V.  70,510 
Lewis,  James  N.   215,416 
Lewis,  Jerre  L.  95,237,510 
Lewis,  Kay  L.   416 
Lewis,  Kit  J.   416 
Lewis,  Larry  A.   441 
Lewis,  Lois  K.   58,112,153,510 
Lewis,  Richard  W.  97,318 
Lewis,  Sharon  K.   103,144,510 
Lewis,  Stanley  B.   246,510 
Lewis,  Verda  L.   131 
Lewman,Vicki  L.    154,416 
Liahona  Fellowship   138 


Li,  Chin   120 

Lichtenegger,  Larry  368,416 

Lichtenberger,  Michael   260,51 1 

Liebenau,  Rose  M.   240,511 

Light,  Donald  R.   204,511 

Light,  Margaret   135 

Light,  Phillip  C.    108,511 

Lightner,  David  K.    109,137,141,260, 

296,511 

ghtner,  Harry  K.   137,141,200,417 

gon,  Thomas  H.    51 1 

lak,  Rita  K.   68,111,133,143,221,511 

llibridge,  Charles  417 

llich,  Robert  D.  75,93,129,179,417 

mbocker,  Robert  C.    181,511 

mes,  Alma  A.,   168,246,511 

mes,  Ann  R.    144,232,511 

n,  Fang  M.    136 

nek,  Karen  B.    161,228,511 

nden,  Judith  E.   111,131,315,417 

ndenbaum,  Stephen    181,511 

nder,  John  A.  97,177 

nder,  Julia  A.    111,163,417 

nderman,  Spencer  A.   313 

ndgren,  Sandra  K.   154,511 

ndley,  Eileen  F.   240,511 

ndner,  Herbert  M.   260,511 

ndsay,  Evelyn  E.   237,511 

ng,  Lyllis  A.   143,226,441 

nin,  Dale  E.    109,260,511 

nk,  Kathryn  L.    101 

nn,  Michael  W.    126,254,318,511 

nnell,  Richard  V.   293 

ntecum,  Sandra  K.   238,511 

pper,  Ralph   57 

pper,  Mary  K.    131,511 

ppoldt,  Robert  L.    187,356,511 

st,  Martin  D.  93,296 

tfin,  Richard  A.   511 

ittle  American  Royal  329 

ttle,  Bruce  W.   73,99,417 

ttle,  Martin  L.   296,511 

ttle,  Nancy  M.   101 

ttle,  Susanne  F.   58,92,173,228,247, 

354,511 
Littleiohn,  Janice  K.  511 
Litton,  Dale  G.  356,511 
Littrell,  John  M.    145,199,511 
Littrell,  Robert  C.    130 
Lively,  Dwight  E.   260,511 
Livengood,  Steven  R.    129,511 
Livingston,  Marcia  G.    131 
Livingston,  Philip  A.  86,195,511 
Livingston,  William  72,78,91 
Llewellyn,  Sharon  A.   79 
Lloyd,  Cheryl  L.    174,511 
Lloyd,  Douglas  A.   88 
Loar,  Donald  R.   74,103,138,511 
Locher,  Roger  C.   260,511 
Locke,  Kenneth  J.    139 
Locke,  Ted  R.   91,138,511 
Lockett,  Karen  J.    125,154,228,511 
Lockhart,  Charles  B.    117,199,511 
Lockhart,  Nancy  J.    171,228,512 
Lodge,  David  J.  99 
Loeb,  Joe  H.  78 

Loebeck,  Barbara  P.     60,95,171,315,512 
Loeppke,  Daryl  W.    123,200,441 
Loeppke,  Wilda  L.    129,133,157,511 
Loetel,  Diana  K.   69,163,247,512 
Logan,  Dennis  L.   512 
Logan,  Vance  A.    197,417 
Logbeck,  James  C.   512 
Lohmann,  Vernon  E.    109,512 
Lonergan,  Martha  J.    128,153,512 
Long,  Donald  M.    100 
Long,  Hollace  L.    161,228,512 
Long, John  C.    102 
Long,  John  P.    115,512 
Long, Joyce  M.    101 
Long,  Lois  M.    124,235,512 
Long,  Pamela  C.   247,512 
Long,  Rebecca  I.   315,359,512 
Longabach,  Jean  A.    161,228,512 
Longberg,  Leslie  C.    124,129,133,137,356 

359,512 
Loomis,  Carol  A.    Ill 
Loomis,  Dudley  G.    187,417 
Loomis,  Jim  E.   184,512 
Loomis,  Ronald  H.  94 
Looney,  Paulette  M.   240,512 
Loop,  John  D.  68,222,512 
Lorch,  Richard  I.   260,512 
Lord,  Thomas  H.    124 
Lorenfz,  Floyd  T.   254,512 
Lorenz,  William  D.   254,512 
Loriaux,  Peter  G.    191,512 
Loucks,  Rebecca  A.    103 
Louderback,  Forrest  E.   254,312,512 
Louderback,  John  L.   260,512 
Loughmiller,  Jean  A.    111,225,247,512 
Louk,  Phyllis  M.  95,131,315,512 
Lovelace,  David  E.  92 
Lowe,  Elaine  V.    165,232,512 
Lowe,  Jon  M.  374 
Lowe,  Lorrin  E.    178,417 
Lowe,  Mary  A.    126,128,512 
Lower,  Guy  W.   182,512 
Lowman,  Thomas  E.    137 
Lowrey,  Fred  E.  97,215,512 
Lowther,  Marcia  L.   133,137,174,512 
Loy,  Barbara  K.   243,512 
Loyd,  Georgia  G.    126,247,512 
Luce,  Margaret  J.   240,512 
Luckeroth,  Patricia   228,512 
Ludden,  Linda  L.   165,512 
Ludes,  Laura  L.    142,228,513 
Ludwig,  John  P.   129,181,513 
Lukens,  Patricia  A.   101 
Lukens,  Roger  L.  99 
Luker,  Anna  M.   71,114,228,513 


Lukins,  Nancy  C.    157,513 

Lundblade,  Mary  L.   135 

Lundgren,  Joan  A.   240,513 

Lundgren,  Paul  E.  77,102,352,355,357 

Lundquist,  J.  A.   260,513 

Lundquist,  Ronald  C.    133,140,254,513 

Lunsford,  Ronnie  G.   106,107,200,513 

Lutheran  Student  Association    140 

Lutz,  Karen  M.    110,163,513 

Lybarger,  Judith  K.    165,513 

Lybarger,  Larry  L.   260,513 

Lyberger,  Ronald  D.   69,222,513 

Lyddane,  Earl  W.   265,513 

Lydick,  Sally  J.    108,225,247,513 

Lyman,  Eva  C.  95 

Lyman,  Jon  W.   254,513 

Lymore,  Jean   263 

Lynch,  Franklin  E.   207,513 

Lyne,  Jean  E.   84,85,110,417 

Lyne,  Joan  E.   78,95,125,417 

Lynn,  Gary  D.   222,513 

Lynn,  Lloyd  E.   106 

Lyon,  Duane  H.  92 

Lyon,  Jeffrey  L.  260,513 

Lyons,  Lowell  J.  98,417 

Lyttle,  Jane  R.   237,513 


AA 


Maag,  Rodney  G.  90,417 

Maas,  Robert  R.  86,178,513 

Mabry,  Marjorie  I.    157,513 

MacArthur,  Robert  A.    100,123,200,513 

MacDonald,  James  A.   91 

Machart,  William  J.   99 

Machin,  Marjorie  L.    133,232,513 

Mack,  Jeanette  K.    126,153,513 

Mack,  Terry  L.    181,298,513 

Makenzie,  Marian  F.   232,513 

MacKirdy,  Wayne  H.    122,177,356,513 

Macklin,  Dennis  D.   417 

Macmillan,  William    145 

Macy,  Elbert  B.   70 

Macy,  Ted  L.  513 

Madden,  James  R.    187,356,513 

Madden,  Sharon  K.    124,126,174,513 

Maddy,  Stephen  L.   219,513 

Mader,  Ernest  L.   363 

Mader,  James  W.   513 

Madison,  Charles  D.  417 

Madziya,  Jeaneth  C.    119 

Madziya,  Robert  G.   74,116,119 

Maercklein,  Dennis  B.   78,83,367 

Maes,  Patrick  P.   211,417 

Magby,  Kay  A.  97,108,247,513 

Maggart,  Lon  E.    178,513 

Magill,  Stephen  H.   215,513 

Magoffin,  Carole  J.   417 

Mahander,  Mateti    118,441 

Mai,  Harold  E.    109,189,513 

Mai,  LaDonna  J.   572 

Mai,  Robert  W.   260,514 

Maichel,  Farrell  D.    109,115,514 

Maichel,  George  W.   211,514 

Maichel,  Sally  J.   58,165,514 

Maier,  Gary  E.   260,514 

Mailen,  Gary  A.   514 

Maitland  E.  Smith  Scholarship  House  222 

Makalous,  Nancy  J.  235,514 

Makalous,  Verlene  J.   241,514 

Makishi,  Muneharu    107,266,441 

Malik,  Charles  425 

Malik,  Norbert  R.  72 

Mall,  Sandra  S.    165,214,247,345 

Mallean,  William  R.  417 

Malloy,  Joseph  J.  91,195,514 

Malson,  Ken  R.   514 

Mangan,  Terence  W.    197,514 

Mangum,  Elizabeth  I.   232 

Manhattan  Artists  Series  336-337 

Manhattan  Ice  and  Cold  Storage 

Company   590 
Manhattan  Laundry  and  Cleaners  576 
Manhattan  Motors  588 
Manhattan  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Company  581 
Manhattan  Typewriter  Company   589 
Manhattan  Wholesale  Meat  Company  582 
Maninger,  Lyle  F.  91,207,514 
Manlove,  Marvin  D.   215,514 
Mann,  Daniel  G.  417 
Mann,  Gary  P.    514 
Mann,  H.  Stewart   199,514 
Mann,  James  I.   514 
Mann,  John  C.  91,204,514 
Mann,  Kenneth  R.  86,191,318,417 
Mann,  Linda  R.   237,514 
Mann,  Margaret    135 
Mann,  Marvin  W.    109,133,140,200,417 
Mann,  Mary  F.    161,514 
Manning,  Lawrence  M.   204,514 
Manning,  Sammye  S.    158,514 
Mansfield,  Virginia   369 
Mansholt,  Virginia  L.   241,514 
Mansour,  Fuad  K.    120 
Mansour,  Sonja  L.    120 
Manuel,  Maureen  K.   74,111,165,514 
Manuel,  Milton  L.    18 
Manweiler,  Steven  R.   514 
Manzanilla,  Elvira  B.   440 
Manzo,  David  J.   441 
Mapes,  Janet  K.    111,133,144,221,514 
Mar  Cafe  582 

Marangoni,  Graciela  S.    135 
Maranville,  Jerry  W.    182,441 
Marble,  George  F.  75,93,179,417 
Marcellus,  Leila  M.   417 
Marcotte,  Gerard  H.   209,417 
Marcotte,  Robert  P.   514 


601 


Marine,  Duane  D.   572 

Marion,  G.  B.   363 

Marion,  Roger  B.    106 

Markel,  John  D.   72,211,417 

Marker,  Jack  H.  359,514 

Marker,  James  N.    111,192,215,514 

Marlatt  Hall   256-262 

Markley,  Barbara  L.   228,514 

Marlatt,  Susan  L.  247,514 

Marmet,  Kent  L.  75,80,129,254,514 

Marolf,  Judith  A.   238,514 

Marquis,  Dennis  W.   514 

Marr,  Gary  D.  99,514 

Marrs,  Robert  L.   199,359,396,515 

Marschel,  Frederick   215,515 

Marsden,  Sandy    135 

Marsh,  Carol  L.  232,515 

Marsh,  James  T.   515 

Marsh,  Ross  C.   515 

Marshall,  Alexander    100 

Marshall,  Janet  D.   235,515 

Marshall,  Merilyn  J.   515 

Marshall,  Paul  M.    108 

Marshall,  Thomas  E.   122,260,515 

Marston,  Norman  L.    105 

Marten,  Albert  G.   260,515 

Marten,  Ruth  E.  515 

Marteney,  Jacqueline  228,515 

Martin,  Ann    168,515 

Martin,  Carol  A.   232,515 

Martin,  David  A.  85,254,515 

Martin,  David  F.    132 

Martin,  Jane  B.    134,173,417 

Martin,  Larry  R.    179,515 

Martin,  Lee  A.   260,515 

Martin,  Lee  R.   72,417 

Martin,  Marietta    139 

Martin,  Max  T.   254,282,283,515 

Martin,  Michael  P.    142,267,515 

Martin,  Ray  L.    82,93,254,418 

Martin,  Stephen  L.   260,515 

Martin,  Thomas  A.  99,316 

Martindale,  Donna  L.    114,515 

Martindale,  Susan  J.  95,241,243,515 

Marx,  Robert  J.   209,515 

Mashak,  Alan  L.   74,187,418 

Mashal,  Mousa  A.    120 

Mashal,  Shawkat  M.   120 

Mason,  Gary  E.   441 

Mason,  Pauline    137 

Mason,  Ronald  G.  97 

Mason,  Stella  K.  71,237,515 

Mason,  Virginia  P.   74,225,247,515 

Masood,  Mohammed  F.    121 

Massey,  Larry  B.    137,260,356,515 

Massieon,  Richard  J.   213,254,285,335,515 

Massingill,  Kenneth   254,515 

Masten,  Boyd  E.  76,126,139,572 

Masters,  Daniel  W.   215,515 

Masters,  Roy  W.   250 

Matan,  William  D.   280,281,282,283, 

307,309 
Mate,  Shreenivas    118 
Mathews,  James  C.   18 
Mathews,  Philip  V.  73,108,201,364,515 
Mathews,  Robert  J.   217,515 
Mathias,  Albert  R.   515 
Mathias,  Carolyn  J.   243,515 
Mathias,  Kenneth  E.   260,515 
Matson,  Eileen  M.   143,241,515 
Mattare,  Joseph  H.  99 
Matter,  Darryl  E.    127,441 
Matthews,  Edward  S.   207,515 
Matthews,  Jacqueline  241,359,515 
Matthews,  Robert  R.    195,516 
Mattox,  Fredrick  L.   211,516 
Mattox,  Louise  M.   232,516 
Mau,  Mary  S.    516 
Mauck,  Theodore  S.    179,418 
Mauck,  William  D.    141,260,516 
Mauderly,  Joe  L.    57,99,223,516 
Mauk,  John  V.   516 
Maul,  Elona  M.   232,516 
Mauler,  Loretta  A.   247,516 
Maxwell,  Michael  L.    199,319,418 
Maxwell,  Sharon  L.    168,247,516 
Maxwell,  Vernon  D.  97,516 
Maxwell,  William  K.    199,516 
May,  Jerry  L.  90 
May,  Leon  R.  219,516 
May,  Patricia  A.    135 
Mayfield,  Claudia  J.    125,232,516 
Mayhew,  Barclay  J.    103,235,516 
Mayhill,  Dorothy  L.    133,241,516 
Mayhill,  Robert  W.   516 
Maynard,  Jean  A.    161,516 
Mayne,  Paul  R.   91 
Mazaika,  Trudine  M.    113,228,516 
McAdow,  Mary  J.    147,165,516 
McAhren,  Jerrie  J.    133,137,243,418 
McAuliffe,  Michael  A.  90 
McBride,  Marlene  K.    168,418 
McCabe,  Marilyn  J.    110,157,516 
McCabe,  Patricia    125,232,516 
McCain,  James  A.    14,66,321,408 
McCandless,  Laural  D.    142 
McCargar,  Gary  D.   260,516 
McCarthy,  Kathryn  M.  95,125,142,158, 

232,516 
McCarty,  Ernest  P.   418 
McCarty,  John  R.    187,516 
McCarty,  Judy  A.   345 
McCarty,  Linda  K.   418 
McCaslin,  Ann  56,58,67,111,161,516 
McCauley,  Margaret  L.   143,241,516 
McClanathan,  Richard  92 
McClaren,  Janice  F.   232,516 
McClaskey,  George  E.   516 
McClean,  Robin  R.    165,516 
McClelland,  James  A.   265,356,516 
McClenahan,  Robert  C.  92,418 


McCleskey,  Joesph  H.  89 
McClintock,  Kenneth   38,86,129,222,418 
McClure,  Gail  D.   112 
McClure,  John  E.   285 
McClure,  Judy  K.    174,418 
McClure,  Robert  E.   572 
McCobb,  Allan  P.    130,181,516 
McCollough,  Richard    133 
McCollough,  Roger  R.    133 
McConachie,  Daniel  R.    184,516 
McConnell,  James  L.   203,516 
McConnell,  James  R.  293,317 
McConnell,  John  O.   187,516 
McConnell,  William  G.  99 
McCord,  Janice  I.   55,66,167,418 
McCord,  Melissa  J.   228,515 
McCorkle,  Thomas  J.   192,517 
McCormick,  Dennis  J.  43,80,87,179,418 
McCormick,  Frank  J.    18 
McCormick,  John  S.   293,517 
McCormick,  Michael  J.   517 
McCormick,  Thomas  W.   204,517 
McCosh,  Linda  L.   237,517 
McCown,  Allen  D.  75,80,204,418 
McCoy,  Ronda  E.   238,517 
McCoy,  Susan  J.   69,79,158,517 
McCracken,  Deanna  M.   65,1 10,1 12,133, 

137,221,342,418 
McCracken,  Malcolm  D.  99 
McCready,  Stuart  T.   356,517 
McCreary,  Frederick   517 
McCullar,  Susan  R.    113,161,345,517 
McCullough,  Sandy    131 
McCune,  David  E.    184,517 
McDaniel,  Brenda  C.    247,517 
McDermet,  Staley  B.   217,517 
McDermott,  Vincent  J.    103 
McDiffett,  Chriss  B.  90 
McDonald,  Craydon  D.   254,359,517 
McDonald,  Galen  R.    199,319,517 
McDonald,  Hal  T.    195,517 
McDonald,  Joyce  E.   517 
McDonald,  Nancy  K.    135 
McDonald,  Peggy  A.   247,517 
McDonald,  Randy  J.  260,517 
McDonald,  Rita  J.   354 
McDougal,  Bonnie  L.    113,130,228,517 
McDougal,  David  E.   88,518 
McDougal,  Richard  J.    184,418 
McDougal,  Sharon  K.   352 
McDowell,  Jerold  E.   100 
McElfresh,  James  D.   213,518 
McElwain,  Sandra  L.    113,232,518 
McEwen,  Donald  C.   254,518 
McFadden,  Aloha  W.   241,518 
McFadden,  Clair  L.    192,418 
McFadden,  Kenneth  L.   97 
McFadden,  Walter  E.    133,254,518 
McFarland,  Carolyn  L.   247,352,355, 

357,518 
McFillen,  Ralph  W.    191,285,441 
McGee,  Judith  E.    165,518 
McGehe,  Bruce  A.  86,197,304,518 
McGettrick,  Leanna   232,518 
McGhee,  Daniel   92,219,518 
McGoogan,  Kathryn  A.    149,158,518 
McGrath,  Michael  J.   254,285,518 
McGrath,  Philip  H.    107,143,418 
McGraw,  Douglas  J.    137,201,419 
McGraw,  Saundra  L.    137 
McGregor,  Douglas  D.  75,518 
McGugin,  Rex  G.   260,356,518 
McGuire,  Nadene  M.    145,247 
Mclnteer,  Patrick  L.    100 
Mclntire,  Ronald  A.   93 
Mcintosh,  Gene  A.   254,518 
Mclntyre,  Frank  W.    197,518 
Mclntyre,  Jean  A.    161,419 
Mclntyre,  Steven  G.    184,518 
Mclntyre,  Virgil  F.    313 
McKaig,  William  J.    260,518 
McKay,  Carole  S.   84,153,518 
McKay,  Cheryl  J.    113,247,518 
McKee,  Carl  E.   254,318,356,518 
McKee,  Miles  H.  364 
McKee,  Pat  J.    131 
McKee,  Roger  R.    144,518 
McKenzie,  Douglas  R.   518 
McKim,  Iris  I.    101 
McKim,  Larry  K.    100 
McKinley,  Janice  L.    147,165,518 
McKinley,  William  G.  90,419 
McKinney,  Donald  E.    518 
McKinney,  Katherine  A.  95 
McKinnis,  Jim  A.  93,143,260,518 
McKinzie,  Ronald  V.    184,419 
McKnight,  Clifford  S.  260,518 
McKnight,  Janice  D.   232,518 
McLaughlin,  Donald  W.   260,518 
McLaurin,  Benjamin  F.    105 
McLaury,  Bruce  E.   98,419 
McLaury,  LaVelle  M.    101 
McLean,  Robin  R.   247 
McLenon,  Paul  A.    133,518 
McLeod,  Bill ie-  J.   419 
McLeod,  Jon  R.  93 
McManis,  Geraldine  M.   368,419,518 
McManis,  Kay  J.   359,518 
McMillan,  Marilyn  A.    158,419 
McMillin,  Karen  R.    67,69,171,518 
McMullen,  Rodney  D.    191,294,518 
McMurray,  Diane  S.    157,518 
McMurry,  Nancy  L.    167,519 
McNeal,  Craig  A.  70,298 
McNeal,  Janice  E.    110,131,519 
McNeal,  Kathleen  A.    113,161,519 
McNeely  Marcia  A.    153,519 
McNeil,  John  R.  304 
McNeill,  Sherry  K.   228,519 
McNeill,  William  B.   106,519 
McNitt,  Gordon  K.    132,192,519 


McPeak,  Garold  L.  94 

McPeak,  Gloria  J.    135 

McPheeters,  Vernon  L.   195,356,419 

McQuillan,  Jacqueline   171,232,519 

McVay,  Richard  H.    129,359,519 

McWhorter,  Robert  P.    187,519 

McWilliams,  Sally  R.    114,165,519 

Mead,  Joel  L.   254,519 

Meade  Company  Incorporated  579 

Meals,  Harriet  J.  55,66,173,419 

Means,  Gerald  R.  217,519 

Mease,  Robert  P.  260,519 

Meats,  Robert  D.  260,294,519 

Mebed,  Susan  A.  241,519 

Medcraft,  Martha  J.   243,419 

Medlin,  C.  J.  8,9,70,371 

Meehan,  Mary  C.    165,519 

Meek,  Frederick  C.    128,263,519 

Meek,  Patsy  C.  68,95,241,519 

Meeks,  Charles  E.   25,73,109,201,363,519 

Meeks,  Ellis  M.  519 

Meeks,  John  B.   437 

Meeks,  Suzanne  J.  71,419 

Meerpohl,  Judy  L.  83,167,519 

Meetz,  Johnny   E.    182,519 

Mehaboob    115 

Mehl,  Gary  R.    197,519 

Mehring,  Josephine  B.    247,519 

Meier,  Kathleen  F.   237,519 

Meirowsky,  Bernard  J.   254,519 

Meisegeier,  Larry  R.    100,182,519 

Meisenheimer,  William   519 

Melichar,  Robert  M.  86,96,177,519 

Mellgren,  David  J.  519 

Mellott,  Mitchell  P.   519 

Meloan,  Clifton  E.  83 

Melvin,  Judith  A.  68,165,519 

Mendenhall,  Sharon  A.   139,419 

Mendoza,  John  89 

Menhusen,  Malinda  G.  241,519 

Mennemeyer,  Paul  F.  93,519 

Mennonite  Fellowship   140 

Menzies,  Carl  S.   362 

Men's  Housing  250 

Men's  Intramurals  316-319 

Meredith,  Keith  E.  77,354,357 

Merica,  Mark  D.    197,519 

Merriam,  Joseph  G.   520 

Merrill,  Susan    111,158,520 

Merriman,  Pamela  A.   84,110,154,520 

Merten,  Donald  H.   191,520 

Mertz,  Jacob  E.   203,356,520 

Mertz,  James  L.   191,441 

Meseke,  Mark  M.   374,375 

Messersmith,  Maria  J.   153,520 

Metz,  George  E.    129,199,419 

Metz,  Jerry  D.  65,197,419 

Metzger,  Ronald  C.   520 

Metzinger,  Gary  D.    142,260,520 

Metzler,  Fred   263,441 

Meyer,  Barbara  A.  419 

Meyer,  Dorothy  L.   228,520 

Meyer,  Janet  S.   112,225,228,520 

Meyer,  Jerry  G.   520 

Meyer,  John  T.    129,187,520 

Meyers,  Irene  B.    250 

Myers,  Sherril  J.    112 

Michael,  Cynthia  A.   232 

Michaud,  Michael  E.  77,300,301 

Michaels,  Christopher  C.  260,520 

Michie,  Terry  K.    179,520 

Mickelsen,  Ross   106,364 

Mickelson,  Eldon  L.   86,250,254,419 

Mickey,  Coy  C.  97 

Mickey,  David  H.  70,213,520 

Middleswart,  Jerry  M.    100 

Middleton,  Richard  L.   219,520 

Middleton,  William  M.   25,363,419 

Middleton,  William  W.   86,129,130 

Mikesell,  Carolyn  M.   247,520 

Milbourn,  Mark  T.   294,520 

Milbourn,  Max    17 

Milbum,  Marlyse  K.    110,112,133,174, 

247,520 
Miles,  Connie  K.   111,131,378,520 
Miles,  Janice  J.   110,158,520 
Military  Organizations  365 
Millenbruch,  Janice  374,520 
Miller,  Alan  C.   97 
Miller,  Arden  P.    217,520 
Miller,  Bruce  D.    108,254,520 
Miller,  Carol  E.    161,520 
Miller,  Cheryl  J.    142,520 
Miller,  Mrs.  Cecil   352 
Miller,  Craig  L.    105,219,520 
Miller,  Dallas  E.   254,520 
Miller,  David  D.   419 
Miller,  David  R.    189,520 
Miller,  Dennis  L.   520 
Miller,  Dorothy  D.    126,131,520 
Miller,  Edward  P.   73,99,520 
Miller,  Faith  P.    158,232,520 
Miller,  Fred  R.    195,419 
Miller,  Gary  W.  419 
Miller,  Gregory  L.  90,142,209,520 
Miller,  James    I.    100 
Miller,  James  R.    109,260,521 
Miller,  Janet  L.   158,247,520 
Miller,  Jean  E.    135 
Miller,  Jean  M.   67,167,521 
Miller,  John  R.   260,521 
Miller,  Joseph  S.    141 
Miller,  Judith  A.  70,117,134,158,419 
Miller,  Laurence  F.    189,441 
Miller,  Linda  M.   247,521 
Miller,  Lynda  K.   112,237,521 
Miller,  Margo  J.    171,247,376,521 
Miller,  Mark  L.  70,86,197,310,374, 

379,419 
Miller,  Marshall  F.   260,521 
Miller,  Martha  V.  419 


Miller,  Mary  C.  78,83,167,419 

Miller,  Mary  L.    142 

Miller,  Melvin  B.  219,521 

Miller,  Patricia  A.   165,228,521 

Miller,  Patricia  A.   112,521 

Miller,  Paul  D.   419 

Miller  Pharmacy  586 

Miller,  Robert  B.   105 

Miller,  Robert  F.  209,521 

Miller,  Robert  H.  76,106,129,366,521 

Miller,  Roger  A.   521 

Miller,  Ronald  A.  420 

Miller,  Ronald  G.  91,267,521 

Miller,  Susanne  70,237,374,375,521 

Miller,  Suzanne  228,521 

Miller,  Travis  L.   521 

Miller,  Vincent  A.   132 

Miller,  Willard  A.    142,521 

Milleret,  Roy  J.   18 

Milleson,  Ronald  M.  521 

Millis,  Danny  H.  207,521 

Mills,  Alan  D.   122 

Mills,  Michael  T.   187,521 

Mills,  Randy  V.  207,420 

Mills,  Sylvia  M.  38,84,154,420 

Minei,  Masanori   267,521 

Miner,  Dennis  L.   177,352,521 

Minnis,  Marsha  L.  420 

Minnis,  Roberta  I.    154,521 

Minsch,  Jean  A.   117,128,420 

Minter,  Robert  W.  99,316 

Minter,  Stephen  J.  312 

Minturn,  Brian  N.   213,521 

Mirakhor,  Abbas   1 17 

Mirza,  Ahmed  A.    121 

Miscellaneous  Queens  348-349 

Misak,  Eldon  L.  99 

Misak,  Nikki  R.   101 

Mishler,  Danny  D.  82,93 

Mistier,  Thomas  E.   213,441 

Mitcha,  John  L.   215,521 

Mitchell,  Alan  M.  94,521 

Mitchell,  Barbara  S.  58,241,521 

Mitchell,  Howard   18,22 

Mitchell,  Karen  L.   157,521 

Mitchell,  Mary  V.   111,173,521 

Mitchell,  Mona  L.   173,247,521 

Mitchell,  Patricia  C.  521 

Mitchell,  Robert  L.   100 

Mitchell,  Sharlene  K.   142,228,521 

Mitchell,  Timothy  W.   204,420 

Mitchem,  John  R.  260,296,521 

Mitts,  Robert  L.   279,281,282,283,420 

Miyaji,  Roy  T.  78,420 

Mize,  Chester  L.    129 

Mize,  Mrs.  Chester  L.    129 

Mizell,  Robert  H.   521 

Mo,  Ru  H.    120,136 

Moate,  Ruth    176 

Moats,  Evelyn  L.    154,247,521 

Moberly,  Harry  F.   51,98,317,420 

Moberly,  Stanley  A.   420 

Mobley,  Susan  M.   171,315,522 

Mock  Political  Convention  326 

Moden,  Lloyd  D.    104,204,362,420 

Moehlman,  Kathleen  E.    142 

Moehlman,  Patricia  L.    143,522 

Moeller,  Frank  E.  98,420 

Moeller,  Joan  A.   101 

Moews,  Robert  M.    102,142,522 

Mohamed,  Ibrahim  A.    121 

Mohler,  Walter  K.   522 

Mohrman,  Carolyn  K.    153,522 

Molinari,  Peter  L.   38,72,204,522 

Moline,  Beryl  J.   228,522 

Monahan,  Marcia  S.    131,144,522 

Monger,  John  T.    126,359 

Monsees,  Ned   293 

Montei,  Darrell  J.    102 

Montford,  Dianna  J.   249,522 

Montgomery,  Gary  L.   437 

Montgomery,  Michael   211,522 

Montgomery,  Ronald  E.   207,522 

Montgomery,  Susan  D.    153,247,522 

Monts,  Marilyn  R.    102,352 

Moody,  Anne  E.   241,522 

Moody,  Evelyn  E.    110,221,420 

Moody,  Mary  J.   247,522 

Moore,  Eva  A.    131,522 

Moore,  Fritz  56 

Moore,  James  R.   130,181,522 

Moore,  Janet  L.  71,522 

Moore,  John  H.    223,522 

Moore,  Kathryn  E.    142 

Moore,  Lowell  G.  75,203,367,522 

Moore,  Lyle  V.   522 

Moore,  Michael  K.    100,522 

Moore,  Miriam  A.    247,522 

Moore,  Philip  F.   215,522 

Moore,  Phillip  E.    260,522 

Moore,  Rodney  L.   267,522 

Moore,  Roger  L.  89,139,420 

Moore,  Sandra  C.    105,522 

Moore,  Sandra  R.    125,228,522 

Moore,  Wesley  N.  90,420 

Moore,  William  D.  368 

Moore,  William  T.   260,522 

Morehouse,  Richard  W.  73,99,522 

Morford,  Gene  R.   296 

Morgan,  Alice  P.  241,522 

Morgan,  Carla  S.   228,522 

Morgan,  Jerry  D.    132,260,522 

Morgan,  John  C.   285 

Morgan,  Johnnie  L.   154,522 

Morgan,  Kenneth  E.  420 

Morgan,  Lawrence   15,283 

Morgan,  Linda  M.    111,171,522 

Morgan,  Lyn  J.   260,522 

Morgan,  Richard  E.    191,522 

Morgenson,  Jonathon  D.   197,376,523 

Morgenstern,  Jerry  L.  254,523 


602 


Morris,  Billy  R.  213,523 

Morris,  Danny  L.   260,523 

Morris,  Dennis  M.   523 

Morris,  Jerry  L.  254,523 

Morris,  Lonnie  L.  354 

Morris,  Marilyn  C.  315,420 

Morris,  Phillip  T.  523 

Morris,  Royce  L.   181,523 

Morris,  Sharon  A.  60 

Morris,  Stephen  R.   133,199,523 

Morris,  William  A.   523 

Morris,  William  H.  70 

Morris,  William  W.  260,523 

Morrison,  Eva  P.  420 

Morrison,  James  W.  523 

Morrison,  Marva  L.    110,174,420 

Morrison,  Sidney  L.  523 

Morrissette,  Linda  K.    110,154,523 

Morrissette,  Michael  96,143,254,523 

Morrow,  Janice  J.   110,163,523 

Morrow,  Robert  L.  222,523 

Morse,  Richard  L.  29,45,119 

Mortar  Board  66 

Mortimer,  Alan  J.   523 

Mortimer,  Bruce  D.  260,523 

Mortimer,  Kay  D.   168,523 

Morton,  Marcia  J.   111,523 

Morton,  Marie  J.   133,228,523 

Morton,  Ronald  E.  260,523 

Mosier,  J.  E.  52 

Mosier,  Michael  L.  296 

Mosier,  Steven  R.  73,99 

Moss,  Max  R.  73,99,316 

Motes,  James  E.  420 

Motes,  Larry  R.   523 

Mott,  David  A.  203,523 

Moulin,  Carl  F.   204,523 

Moulton,  Robert  E.   226,523 

Mount,  Sharon  A.  68,238,523 

Mousa,  Mashal  A.  90 

Moyer,  Julia  J.  247,523 

Moyer,  Rodney  E.   100,207,523 

Moyle,  Mary  K.  232,358,359,523 

Muehring,  Paul  E.  219,523 

Mueller,  Barbara  L.  237,523 

Mueller,  Peggy  E.   572 

Mueller,  Steven  A.    108 

Mugler,  David  J.  24 

Muhtasib,  Adnan  M.    120 

Mukolwe,  Moses  M.   1 19,127,263,420 

Mulanax,  Alvin  E.   18 

Mulanax,  Kenneth  L.   356,523 

Mulanax,  Roger  L.    181,523 

Mulla,  Mahaboobasahe   118 

Mullally,  Wayne  J.  267,523 

Mullen,  Lovella   135 

Mullen,  Robert  L.   524 

Mundhenke,  Boyd  M.  201,420 

Mundhenke,  Rita  D.  66,173,420 

Munger,  Phyllis  L.  243,358,524 

Munson,  Charles  E.  73,104,133,137,420 

Munson,  Jerry  L.  65,215,420 

Munson,  Mary  K.    133,137,144,437 

Munson,  Virginia  M.  69,113,133,137 

228,524 
Munz,  Gloria  D.   524 
Munzner,  Robert  E.   572 
Mu  Phi  Epsilon  74 
Murdock,  Larry  L.   114 
Muret,  Jeanne  L.   115,133,137,174,524 
Murphree,  Maurine  L.   158,420 
Murphy,  Barbara  A.  247,524 
Murphy,  James  P.  94,260,524 
Murphy,  Jean  A.  247,524 
Murphy,  Maryanne,  153,523 
Murray,  John  P.  31 
Murray,  John  H.  217,524 
Murray,  Joseph  M.  283 
Murray,  Michael  J.   267,524 
Murray,  Sherry  L.  241,524 
Murray,  Valarie  L.   524 
Murrow,  Elton  G.    109,260,524 
Murry,  Catherine  A.   129,168,524 
Murry,  Frank  D.  260,524 
Murthy,  Vadrevu  S.  441 
Music  Groups  352-359 
Musil,  Jerry  L.  420 
Musil,  Samuel  A.  441 
Mussman,  Harry  C.  73 
Mustoe,  Martha  A.   1 10,168,524 
Myer,  Pamela  A.   524 
Myers,  Cecilia  J.  241,524 
Myers,  Charles  R.   213,524 
Myers,  Dennis  E.  524 
Myers,  Dennis  T.  32,199,524 
Myers,  Gordon  E.   177,524 
Myers,  James  H.   100 
Myers,  Jan  M.   165,247,524 
Myers,  Jeri  R.   247,524 
Myers,  LaVerne  R.  73,106,364,524 
Myers,  Marilyn  S.  69,241,524 
Myers,  Sherril  J.   129,228,524 


N 


Nadgir,  Sheshagiri  R.   118 
Nafziger,  Gary  L.  524 
Nagata,  Ronald  H.  91,421 
Nagel,  John  C.  572 
Nagely,  Arnold  G.  100 
Nagerjan,  Palanisamy   118 
Nakamoto,  Ralph  421 
Nance,  Christopher  E.  99 
Nance,  Shirley  J.   101 
Nash,  Peter  G.  215,421 
Nash,  Rodney  T.  68,222,524 
Nations,  Kathajean  241,524 
Naufel,  James  C.   178,421 
Nautiyal,  Jagdish  P.   118 


Naylor,  Janet  A.   157,247,524 

Neaderhiser,  Keith  D.  260,524 

Neaderhiser,  Sandra  235,524 

Neal,  John  A.   524 

Neal,  Leslie  J.   153,232,524 

Neal,  Samroeun   421 

Nease,  Grace  I.    115,133,137,243,525 

Nebgen,  John  T.   82,90,92,525 

Nebgen,  Judy  E.    110,525 

Nedwed,  Eugene  R.  215,421 

Neely,  Henry  M.  42 

Negrini,  William  L.  260,525 

Nehring,  Dianne  F.   228,358,525 

Neighbor,  Ralph  M.   199,525 

Neis,  Lucinda  L.    126,232,358,525 

Nellor,  Tudor  M.   177,525 

Nelson,  Anne  E.    111,158,525 

Nelson,  Annette  K.   421 

Nelson,  Candace  A.  247,525 

Nelson,  Carl  W.  421 

Nelson,  Carol  A.   525 

Nelson,  Dennis  T.    100,122,201,525 

Nelson,  James  P.    100,217,525 

Nelson,  Jeanette   135 

Nelson,  Karyl  S.  69,228,525 

Nelson,  Kathleen  D.  66,69,78,171,421 

Nelson,  Luann  K.    133,220,525 

Nelson,  Merle  F.   199,525 

Nelson,  Nanci  S.    158,421 

Nelson,  Philip  S.  263,525 

Nelson,  Richard  B.    192,525 

Nelson,  Robert  C.  77 

Nelson,  Robert  K.   525 

Nelson,  Sandra  S.   247,525 

Nelson,  Sharon  L.   241,526 

Nelson,  Sharyl  A.   247,167,526 

Nelson,  Stephen  D.   56,65,191,421 

Nelson,  Suzanne  E.    153,228,526 

Nelson,  Thomas  M.   148,177,354,421 

Nelson,  Vaughn  L.   260,359,526 

Nepote,  Donald  L.  254,526 

Nesmith,  Ingrid  E.  79,147,163,526 

Nettles,  Gaylon  J.   356 

Neufeldt,  Elaine  R.  241,526 

Neuschafer,  Larry  G.  260,526 

Nevil,  Robert  L.  82,90 

Neville,  George  O.  75,80,87 

Nevins,  Carolyn  S.  359,421 

Nevins,  Ralph  G.  42 

Nevins,  Robert  D.   359,421 

Nevius,  Larry  D.  421 

New,  Jennifer  L.   161,228,526 

New,  Jimmy  F.  217,526 

Newby,  Frances  A.   115 

Newby,  Martha  A.   243,526 

Newcomer,  Glenn  A.    108,133,364 

Newcomer,  Michael  P.   260,526 

Newcomer,  Sonja  L.  71,235,526 

Newell,  Kathleen  60 

Newkirk,  Richard  L.   526 

Newman  Club   142-143 

Newman,  David  R.    138 

Newton,  Mrs.  E.  C.   195 

Newton,  Sharon  L.  235,526 

Newton,  Steven  C.   187,525 

Nichols,  Connie  V.   237,526 

Nichols,  Judith  A.  341,421 

Nichols,  Margaret  E.   168,526 

Nichols,  Patty  L.  572 

Nichols,  Robert  B.   213,283,526 

Nichols,  Sharon  Y.  421 

Nicholson,  Larry  D.  421 

Nicholson,  Larry  M.   191,442 

Nicholson,  Patricia   157,228,526 

Nicholson,  Rodney  D.   213,283,526 

Nickel,  Duane  F.   203,526 

Nicklas,  Kim  S.   241,526 

Nickoley,  Loren  D.  93,223,526 

Nickols,  Sharon  Y.  71,154 

Nickum,  Roy  H.   213,526 

Niedenthal,  Galen  R.   106,260,526 

Niedenthal,  Linda  K.  67,69,103,220,526 

Nielson,  Charles  C.  93,367,526 

Niemann,  Michael  G.    107 

Niemoeller,  Howard   526 

Niemoller,  Bonnie  E.  241,526 

Nightingale,  Conrad  191,300,301,526 

Niiweide,  Robert  J.   55 

Nikolenki,  Nicholas  260,526 

Niles,  Nancy  L.    167,526 

Nilson,  Gretchen   371 

Ninemire,  Gerald  A.   109 

Nip,  Bun-Wah    120 

Nitzsche,  Larry  E.   199,526 

Nivison,  Richard  L.   254,526 

Nixon,  Betty  J.   52£ 

Nixon,  Janice  K.    161,228,527 

Nixon,  JanisV.  235,527 

Nixon,  Larry  J.   260,527 

Nixon,  Marilyn  S.   247,527 

Nixon,  Richard  A.   106,260,422 

Nixon,  Valerie  A.    158,422 

Njoku,  Celestine  O.  97,119,127 

Noble,  Barbara  P.  83,110,115,220,422 

Noble,  Carol  A.   173,232,527 

Noble,  Merrill  E.  33 

Noble,  Nancy  S.   173,422 

Noll,  Richard  A.  285 

Noller,  Douglas  R.  76,91 

Nolte,  Larry  D.   211,356,527 

Noonan,  John  P.   18 

Norberg,  John  E.  60,197,527 

Norberg,  Kathryn   165,232,527 

Norbury,  Fritz  76,107,207,527 

Norby,  Oscar  W.  24 

Nordin,  John  A.  22,33 

Nordstedt,  Roger  A.  201,442 

Nordvig,  Owen  K.   129,260,527 

Norman,  Reid  L.  527 

Norris,  Karen  D.  232,527 


Norris,  Vernon  F.   103 
North,  Vicki  L.   114,247,527 
Norton,  Charles  L.   22 
Norton,  Kenneth  F.  97,527 
Norton,  Norena  L.   572 
Norton,  Richard  K.  97,124,527 
Norton,  Ronald  W.   124 
Nothhouse,  Bernard  L.  91 
Nou,  Nilean   100 

Novak,  Michael  A.    199,301,304,527 
Novosel,  John  M.   215,283,527 
Nudson,  Steven  R.  21 1 ,527 
Nulty,  Judith  K.  68,110,220,527 
Nuss,  Norman  P.   189,527 
Nuss,  Robert  D.    199,527 
Nuttelman,  Robert  A.   89,215,527 
Nutter,  Douglas  R.   283 
Nwokedi,  Christopher  97,119 
Nwosu,  Nnakarame  A.    119 
Nyamfukudka,  Nichola  74,103,119 
Nydell,  Dianne  S.   113,154,228,527 
Nye,  Gary  G.   181,527 
Nye,  John  C.  89,207,527 
Nyquist,  Anellen   32,84,111,527 
Nyswonger,  Stana  J.  235,527 


O'Brien,  Terrilyn  A.    135 

O'Bryan,  Susan   352 

Oberhelman,  Joline  F.   235,359,527 

Obermueller,  Evon  L.   232,527 

Obermueller,  Gary  K.   527 

Obryan,  Susan  E.  422 

Ochampaugh,  Clifford  77,122,356,358 

Ochs,  Carol  A.  233,527 

O'Connell,  Virginia  A.    124 

O'Connor,  Donald  D.   199,527 

O'Connor,  Karen  L.   142,153,228,527 

O'Dell,  Edward  C.  76,115 

O'Dell,  Glen  A.    122,215,527 

O'Dell,  Larry  D.   207,527 

O'Delle,  Terry  W.    104,132,139,260,527 

O'Donnell,  Jerry  L.   527 

Oeser,  Kathey  L.  233,527 

Oeser,  Sheila  M.  422 

O'Fallon,  James  M.   32,199,527 

O'Fallon,  O.  Kenneth   18 

Offutt,  Robert  L.  211,527 

Ogburn,  Jerry  A.   78,91,223,422 

Ogden,  Gerald  H.    149,205,368,527 

Ogle,  Danny  J.  72 

Ogle,  Sherman  F.    143 

Ogunkoya,  Christopher   119 

O'Hanlon,  Patrick  D.   527 

O'Hara,  Gary  E.    199,356,527 

Ohl,  Charles  E.    187,527 

Ohlde,  Douglas  A.  527 

Ohlsen,  Joel  D.  69,222,527 

OK  House  264 

Oka,  Ikuo  267,527 

Oke,  Susan  M.   84,147,158,341,527 

O'Keeffe,  Doris  L.   101,234 

O'Keeffe,  Gerald  L.  99,316 

Okudo,  Chukwuzubelu   119,127 

Old,  Beverly  S.   130,228,352,354,527 

Oldham,  Larry  S.  99 

Oleary,  Richard  H.  76 

Oleen,  Judy  A.    168,527 

Olguin,  Jorge  C.  83 

Oliver,  Larry  J.  97 

Olivier,  Donna  L.    154,527 

Olmstead,  Olin  K.  211,422 

Olmstead,  Robert  E.  93 

Olsen,  Aldan  S.   250 

Olsen,  Barry  G.  72,422 

Olson,  Gordon  R.   528 

Olson,  John  W.   254,293,528 

Olson,  Judith  J.   95,110,228,528 

Olson,  Keith  F.   528 

Olson,  Keith  L.    197,422 

Olson,  Nancy  J.    165,528 

Olson,  Ross  A.    104,133,139,201,422 

Olson,  Sandra  L.    113,247,528 

Olson  Shoe  Pharmacy  584 

Olson,  Victor  J.    139,528 

Olsson,  Janice  M.   247,528 

Oman,  Dwight  W.   260,528 

Oman,  Price  W.   254,422 

Omicron  Delta  Epsilon  81 

Omicron  Nu  71 

O'Neal,  Polly  A.   345,355 

O'Neil,  Carl  S.  99 

O'Neil,  Carol  D.    101 

O'Neill,  George  D.  99 

O'Neill,  Michael  J.   219,528 

O'Neill,  Patrick  S.  85 

Oniki,  Steven  G.   528 

Onyia,  Kenneth  N.    100,119 

Opdycke,  Don  R.  75,80,86,187,422 

Opdycke,  Kenneth  K.   205,422 

Opfer,  Walter  D.   528 

Oplinger,  Edward  S.   25,73,106,201,422 

Opocensky,  Phyllis  E.    114,247,528 

Oppenlander,  Lysle  R.   528 

Opperman,  Carolyn  J.   135 

Orientation  322-323 

Oring,  Kenneth  A.  260,528 

Orourke,  Michael  D.  285 

Orourke,  Shaun  318 

Orrell,  Linda  D.    147,157,528 

Orth,  Janice  M.    157,528 

Ortmann,  Donna  D.   233,528 

Osborn,  Elizabeth  A.    154,528 

Osborn,  James  M.  97,254,528 

Osborn,  Paul  D.  422 

Osborn,  Throck  M.   177,528 

Osborne,  Janet  S.    167,247,529 


Osborne,  Larry  A.   422 

Osborne,  Rex  D.   529 

Osbourn,  Marjory  L.   422 

Oscar  Straube  Scholarship  House  223 

Osgood,  Thaddeus  W.   139,141 
Ott,  Faith  A.  95,133,247,529 
Otte,  Kent  E.   191,356,529 
Otte,  Linda  S.    161,233,529 
Otte,  My  ma  M.    153,358,359,529 
Otte,  Vern  E.  201,442 
Ottenberg,  Ray  211,296,528 
Otto,  Carolyn  G.   161,422 
Otto,  Diana  A.   131 
Otto,  Paul  A.  91 
Ours,  Stephen  E.  215,529 
Oursler,  Thomas  L.   298,529 
Overley,  Gary  S.   104,139,572 
Overley,  Ronald  W.  217,422 
Overley,  Vickie  J.   111,358,572 
Overman,  William  F.   187,285,529 
Overstreet,  Lavonda   228,529 
Overton,  Jerry  W.   260,529 
Overton,  Steven  P.   283 
Oveson,  Linda  S.   161,422 
Owen,  Billy  R.   205,422 
Owen,  Gary  D.  82,90,144,356,529 
Owens,  Sharon  L.  529 
Owens,  Trtomas  C.   126 
Oyama,  Theodore  I.  91 
Oyekan,  JibadeO.   119,127 


Paddock,  Garry  O.   529 

Paddock,  Richard  S.   260,529 

Pady,  Stuart  M.   22,33 

Page,  Charles  L.   203,529 

Page,  Mrs.  Harold    157 

Page,  Richard  L.   263,422 

Paige,  Carole   135 

Paige,  Marvin  J.   87,422 

Painter,  Reginald  H.   105 

Pallesen,  Annette   159,247,529 

Palmberg,  Thane  R.   260,529 

Palmer,  Larry  G.   215,529 

Palmer,  Nancy  J.   247,529 

Palmer,  Patricia  A.    129,159,529 

Panchal,  Jagdischan  88,118 

Pandya,  Dasharathrai,  109,115,118 

Panhellenic  Council   147 

Pankratz,  Gary  F.   283 

Pankratz,  Marilyn  K.    163,529 

Pankratz,  Ronald  D.  93,422 

Pannbacker,  Beth  M.   47,157,529 

Pannier,  John  L.  96,318 

Paquette,  Lonnie  L.   529 

Paradis,  Ronald  E.   288,289,291,293 

Parke,  Susan  E.    147,163,247,529 

Parker,  Elizabeth  H.   103,159,228,529 

Parker,  Natalie  J.   58,154,228,529 

Parker,  Ralph  M.    148,195,529 

Parker,  Robert  G.   88,254,529 

Parker,  Rosanne  M.    141,241,529 

Parker,  S.  Thomas     33 

Parker,  Suzanne  237,358,529 

Parkinson,  Victoria    125 

Parks,  Janice  L.    167,529 

Parks,  Roger  E.   254,529 

Parrack,  Marvin  D.    109,132 

Parris,  Fred  M.  70 

Parsons  Hall  265 

Parsons,  Lynn  K.   69,130,225 

Parsons,  Mrs.  R.  Stanley   265 

Partch,  Sue  L.   168,529 

Parthemer,  Nancy  C.   241,529 

Paste,  Richard  C.   530 

Patee,  Melvin  L.    109,110,422 

Patel,  Chimanlal  P.   87,118 

Patel,  Kanubhai  H.   118 

Patel,  Ramanbhai  S.   118 

Patel,  Rashmikant  B.   106 

Patel,  Sureschandra    118 

Patel,  Vinubhai  F.    118 

Patel,  Vinubhai  K.    118 

Patry,  James  D.    109 

Patterson,  Dennis  C.  264,530 

Patterson,  Randy  B.  92,254,530 

Patterson,  Terry  L.  65,78,91,250,267, 

393,422 
Patton,  Janet  L.    115,133,137,174,530 
Patton,  Lisbeth  220 
Patton,  Pat  V.   47,283,358 
Patton,  Patricia  A.    111,137,247,530 
Patton,  Patricia  A.   71,133,137,174,530 
Pauls,  Jan  K.    135 
Pauls,  Loren  D.  422 
Paulsen,  Patsy  S.   247,530 
Pauly,  Robert  F.   89,356 
Payne,  Bettie  L.    141 
Payne,  Donald  E.  301,304 
Pearce,  Cecil  W.   73,181,356,422 
Pearce,  Kenneth  W.   283 
Pearce,  Rita  L.   74,83,131,358,422 
Pearson,  Carol  L.   126,227,228,530 
Pearson,  Carol  S.   530 
Pearson,  Elaine  L.   221,530 
Pearson,  Thomas  C.  254,530 
Pearson,  Wayne  A.  77,222,359,530 
Pease,  Jane  E.    171,530 
Peck,  Lonnie  J.   165,530 
Peck,  Marilynn  J.    126,228,530 
Peck,  Michael  B.   254,422 
Pedersen,  Nancy  A.    101 
Pedersen,  Randall  E.  98,422 
Peine,  Caroline   19,60 
Peirce,  Eileen   153,233,530 
Peirce,  Stephen  W.    191,356,530 
Peiter,  Marilyn  A.    113,443 


603 


Pels,  William  C.  260,530 

Peltier,  Sharon  A.    143,530 

Pemberton,  Ronny  L.  99 

Pena,  Joseph  P.   126,359 

Pence,  John  T.   71,442 

Pendarvis,  James  E.  572 

Pengilly,  Charlotte  71 

Penka,  Jerold  D.   109,530 

Penka,  Judith  A.    134 

Penner,  Jeanene  S.    111,238,358,530 

Penner,  Maurice  D.   25,73,76,107,422 

Penner,  Richard  L.   254,530 

Penner,  Robert  P.  254,530 

Penney's  576 

Penrod,  Michael  D.  77,207,283,422 

Petticoat  Penthouse  249 

Pepsi  Cola  Bottling  Company  589 

Pepper,  Diane  G.   233,530 

Percival,  Sharon  L.    125,142,228,530 

Perk,  Wayne  L.   376,422 

Perkins,  D.  Eric  260,530 

Perkins,  William  H.  211,356,530 

Perrier,  John  W.  217,530 

Perrier,  Thomas  D.    142,217,530 

Perry,  Dale  J.   123,261,368,530 

Perry,  Harry  B.    124,422 

Perry,  James  C.    197,283 

Perry,  Layton  M.   356,530 

Perry,  Norma  B.   112,165,247,530 

Pershing  Rifles  85 

Peterka's  Club  Shop  584 

Peterman,  Jennifer  J.   235,358,530 

Peters,  Chester  E.   18,19,56,65,341 

Peters,  Dennis  R.   254,530 

Peters,  Douglas  K.    132,189,530 

Peters,  Karen  S.   247,530 

Peters,  Lola  J.    113,247,531 

Peters,  Sherian  K.   154,422 

Petersen,  George  E.  254,531 

Petersen,  Rodney  D.   531 

Peterson,  Carol    101 

Peterson,  Dale  E.   76,254,531 

Peterson,  Donald  F.   116,117,199,422 

Peterson,  Dorothy    154 

Peterson,  Eldon  E.   123,140,254,531 

Peterson,  Fred  L.  85,531 

Peterson,  Frederick  L.   217,299,422 

Peterson,  Garth  L.   100,201,531 

Peterson,  Harold  C.    199,319,531 

Peterson,  Jean  E.   233,531 

Peterson,  Jerald  A.  99 

Peterson,  John  C.    143 

Peterson,  Jon  H.    130 

Peterson,  Karen  S.    115,423 

Peterson,  Lance  A.  261,531 

Peterson,  Larry  M.    197,531 

Peterson,  Lynne  J.   221,531 

Peterson,  Mary  E.    125,167,531 

Peterson,  Max  O.    108 

Peterson,  Orville  M.    182,531 

Peterson,  Patricia  L.   84,85,111,161,358,531 

Peterson,  Rodney  D.   77,187,356 

Peterson,  Ronald  L.  254,531 

Peterson,  Ronald  N.   254,531 

Peterson,  Willis  I.    178,423 

Petr,  Daniel  D.   261,531 

Petri,  Raymond  L.  89,531 

Petsch,  Harold  A.   205,531 

Pettey,  Lynda  L.   171,423 

Pettijohn,  Linda  K.   115,235,423 

Pettis,  Dorothy  B.   67 

Pettyjohn,  Annie  M.    141 

Peyton,  Robert  H.   531 

Pfanenstiel,  Richard   205,531 

Pfeifer,  Larry  E.    149,209,531 

Pflughoeft,  Alan  K.    108,254,531 

Pflughoeft,  Mary  J.   79,241,531 

Pfost,  Harry  B.   48 

Pharo,  Michael  G.   219,531 

Phems  95 

Phi  Alpha  Mu  69 

Phi  Delta  Theta   206-207 

Phi  Epsilon  Delta   81 

Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  77 

Phi  Eta  Sigma   68 

Phi  Kappa  Theta  208-209 

Phi  Kappa  Phi   67 

Phi  Kappa  Tau   176 

Phi  Lambda  Upsilon  83 

Philips,  Gilbert  H.    129,423 

Phillip,  John  R.  285 

Phillips,  Charles  R.   145 

Phillips,  Gary  D.  423 

Phillips,  Robert  W.    192,531 

Phillips,  Terry  I.   254,531 

Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia  77 

Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  71 

Pi  Beta  Phi   172,173 

Pi,  Hee  J.  249 

Pi,  Chris  H.   442 

Pi  Kappa  Alpha   210-211 

Piatt,  Joel  D.   197,531 

Pickard,  Stephen  R.   191,356,531 

Picknick,  Glenn  M.  219,531 

Piepenbring,  Jack  217,531 

Pierce,  Ralph  L.  261,531 

Pierson,  Richard  M.  261,531 

Pike,  Losson  G.    104 

Pilger,  Shelia  R.  56,71,113,163,531 

Pimple,  Michael  R.   254,531 

Pine,  Stanley  W.   191,532 

Pinkerton,  Shirley  A.    161,532 

Pinkstaff,  Alan  J.  207,532 

Pino,  Nick    177,293,294,532 

Pintar,  Joseph  S.   261,532 

Piper,  Danny  L.   532 

Piper,  Ross  D.  261,532 

Pi  Tau  Sigma  82 

Pitt,  John  B.   532 

Pitter,  Herman  A.   127 


Pitts,  Charles  W.    105 
Pizza  Hut  587 

Piatt,  Billie  R.   135 
Plays  382-387 

Plett,  Marilyn  J.   247,532 

Plinsky,  Robert  O.   532 

Plocharski,  Edward  J.    100 

Ploger,  James  R.    133,254,532 

Plummer,  Gerald  M.    181,298,532 

Poage,  Gary  L.   72,86,423 

Poell,  Linda  A.    105,161,233,532 

Poell,  Mark  A.   423 

Poelma,  Donald  E.    107,423 

Pohl,  Renita  K.    111,133,137,174,532 

Pohlman,  Randolph  A.   532 

Pollock,  Jeanne   135 

Pollock,  Jon  M.    123,207,532 

Poison,  Steven  R.   28,148,197,532 

Poma,  Louis  L.   197,289,290,293,532 

Pomerenke,  Gretchen   111,167,423 

Pool,  Joan  E.   157,345,423 

Pool,  Thomas  376 

Pope,  James  W.   207,532 

Pope,  Janice  C.  423 

Pope,  Phyllis  A.  423 

Poppe,  Judith  C.  74,352,423 

Porter,  Jerry  F.  97 

Porter,  Linda  E.   47,114,423 

Porter,  Marcia  L.  60,173,532 

Porter,  Sister  Mary  S.  60 

Post,  Gail  I.   356,532 

Potenski,  Rose  M.   69,125,128,424 

Potter,  Richard  W.    109,424 

Potter,  Sarah  A.   60,161,532 

Pottroff,  Marlene  K.   228,532 

Potts,  Georgiana  L.   424 

Pourlak,  Faramarz  82,90,119,424 

Powell  Brothers  Incorporated  575 

Powell,  Constance  A.    154,532 

Powell,  Cora  S.    532 

Powell,  David  C.   254,532 

Powell,  Dennis  L.   205,424 

Powell,  Douglas  E.  207,532 

Powell,  Eugene  L.   261,532 

Powell,  George  M.  72,105,207,424 

Powell,  James  D.   424 

Powell,  Julona  C.   58 

Power,  Cheryl  A.   111,112,153,424 

Power,  Virginia  A.    167,532 

Powers,  Charles  T.  70 

Powers,  Sharon  E.   359 

Powers,  Sherry  L.   247,532 

Praeger,  Kent  R.   261,532 

Prakash,  Rao  S.   118 

Prather,  Donald  W.    261,532 

Prather,  Jerry  D.   213,532 

Preheim,  Lynette  F.    101,140 

Preheim,  Peter  P.   73,98,140,424 

Preheim,  Sally  R.    153,532 

President   14 

Presnal,  Glade  C.   532 

Preston,  Dale  L.   207,532 

Pretzer,  Marilyn  K.   247,533 

Pretzer,  Mary  J.    112,139,247,533 

Prevo,  Linda  K.   233,533 

Price,  Ann  J.   233,358,359,533 

Price,  Carl  B.   148,207,533 

Price,  Floyd  H.   35 

Price,  Nedrick  L.  98 

Price,  Nellie  E.   105 

Prideaux,  Judith  L.    171,533 

Priefert,  Joan  E.   239,288 

Priefert,  Paul  B.   359 

Primrose,  Herbert  D.    129,424 

Pringle,  Diana  K.   47,113,139,424 

Printz,  Edward  M.   215,368,533 

Pritchett,  Lynda  L.   237,533 

Pritz,  Wayne  L.   75,82,533 

Prochaska,  Patricia   215,533 

Prose,  Karen  K.   533 

Prose,  Larry  N.  424 

Prose,  Ruby  D.   533 

Prosser,  David  H.   85,261,533 

Prusok,  Ralph    18,55 

Pryor,  Mary  A.   60,171,533 

Ptacek,  Betty  J.   533 

Pugsley,  A.  L.   16 

Puig,  Jorge  533 

Pullman,  Raymond  P.   533 

Purinton,  Paul  T.   51,73,98,191,424 

Putnam  Hall  230-233 

Putnam  Scholars  69 

Pyle  E.  Butch   123 


Quadri,  Syed  A.   55,116,121,442 
Quails,  Michael  G.  533 
Query,  Ann  L.    167,533 
Query,  Bryan  L.   316 
Quillin,  Dean  M.    109,264,533 
Quiring,  John  M.    192,261,534 
Qureshi,  Zafar  A.    105,117,121,432 


Rachesky,  Stanley  R.   105 
Rader,  Kay  M.    241,534 
Radford,  Sharon  K.    111,424 
Radke,  John  E.   106,182,424 
Raffety,  Gary  D.   189,534 
Raffington,  Margaret  E.   66,114 
Rafter,  Barry  L.  203,367,534 
Ragland,  John  W.    107,261,534 
Raglow,  Sheryl  R.    165,534 
Raile,  Loretta  R.  237,534 
Railsback,  Beth   125 


Railsback,  Lee  T.   50 

Raines,  Glenn  A.  356,534 

Rains,  Mary  K.   113,233,534 

Raitt,  Judy  E.  247,534 

Ralston,  Marguerite   161,233,534 

Raman,  Sundar  M.   118 

Ramchandani,  Mithoo  88,118 

Ramey  Bros.  Lumber  &  Coal  578 

Ramey,  Virginia  A.    165,228,534 

Ramsey,  Carl  C.   261,534 

Ramsey,  Charles  E.   89 

Ramsey,  Julie  K.    161,233,378,534 

Ramsey,  Karel  S.  243,424 

Ramsey,  Lane  C.  261,534 

Ramsour,  Colleen  M.    114 

Randall,  Betty  A.   84,165,424 

Randel,  Kimble  P.   254,534 

Randle,  William  C.  99 

Randolph,  Delvin  D.  99,534 

Raney,  Leland  W.   89,105,534 

Ransom,  Nancy  J.   247,534 

Ranz,  Edward  C.  211,424 

Ranz,  Susan  C.   159,233,534 

Rao,  Puppala,  S.   442 

Rapp,  James  A.   285 

Rapp,  William  R.  99 

Rasmussen,  Diane  L.   165,229,358,534 

Rathbun,  Gene  P.   43,89,223,534 

Rathi,  Ram  N.    118,442 

Ratliff,  Billy  D.  207,298,424 

Ratliff,  Terry  D.  534 

Rattle,  Cheryl  L.   237,534 

Rawlings,  Paul  H.  261,534 

Rawson,  Thomas  M.   222,424 

Ray,  Joseph  M.   217,534 

Ray,  Loren  F.  98 

Ray, 'Philip  C.   424 

Ray,  Terry  L.  217,425 

Rayl,  Charles  R.    108,364,425 

Raymer,  Cecilia  M.   163,534 

Raymond,  George  E.   182,425 

Razani,  Araslan   1 19 

Rea,  Roger  U.   222,534 

Reard,  Terrence  E.  215,424 

Reardon,  James  N.   187,424 

Reay,  Jo  L.    167,534 

Reddi,  Moravapalle  V.    118,442 

Reddy,  Thettu  R.    118 

Redlinger,  Jacob  F.  90,425 

Redmon,  Larry  D.   572 

Reece,  Dixie  J.  237,534 

Reece,  Mrs.  John   206 

Reece,  Stephen  L.  91 

Reed,  Barbara  L.    113,247,534 

Reed,  Carol  S.   163,425 

Reed,  Clyde  M.   15 

Reed,  Donald  L.   197,425 

Reed  &  Elliott  587 

Reed,  John  W.  75,80,87,179,425 

Reed,  Patricia  J.   154,350 

Reed,  Ralph  L.   261,534 

Reed,  Steven  M.   261,534 

Reed,  William  W.    182,534 

Reedy,  Stephen  L.    104,182,534 

Reeh,  Loretta  E.   112,133,237,534 

Reehling,  Jean  E.  47 

Rees,  Jean  E.    174,233,535 

Reese,  Glen  P.  442 

Reeve,  Sandra  L.    168,233,535 

Reeves,  James  H.  91 

Reeves,  Nancy  C.    111,153,358,535 

Regehr,  Geraldine  F.   113,133,247,535 

Regier,  Katherine  M.   241,535 

Regnier,  Roger  E.   24 

Reichard,  Carolyn  A.  247,535 

Reichel,  Darell  R.   217,425 

Reichert,  Walter  J.   223,535 

Reichuber,  Arnold  J.   107,425 

Reid,  Richard  M.  97,254,535 

Reid,  Shirley  J.    113,173,535 

Reid,  Virginia  R.   229,535 

Reida,  Frankie  R.    195,535 

Reilly,  Jean  D.   247,535 

Reimer,  Donald  E.   535 

Reimer,  Lindley  J.    141 

Reimer,  Robert  R.    140,535 

Reineke,  Charles  E.   83 

Reinhardt,  Nelson  K.    199,319,535 

Reiss,  Raena  L.   154,535 

Reissig,  William  H.   261,535 

Reiter,  Michael  J.   535 

Reiter,  Pamela  J.   535 

Reiter,  Stephen  E.    143,255,535 

Reiz,  Judith  A.  237,535 

Reliable  Transfer  &  Storage  Company  576 

Remley,  Max  D.   261,535 

Rempel,  Mrs.  Warren   139 

Renner,  Robert  P.   264,425 

Renning,  Claudette  K.   241,535 

Rensenhouse,  Nina  S.   237,535 

Renz,  Karen  S.    131,535 

Repp,  Karen  S.    165,535 

Reppert,  Joseph  R.    191,425 

Reser,  Larry  D.   205,535 

Resley,  Jacqueline  M.   142,168,229,535 

Resley,  Vicki  A.  237,535 

Rettenmeyer,  Carl  W.   105 

Retter,  Cheryl  G.   161,425 

Reusser,  Joan  K.    113,241,535 

Rexroad,  Chloe  E.   157,247,535 

Rexroat,  Linda  L.   115,247,535 

Reynolds,  David  R.   217,298,425 

Reynolds,  Gregory  M.   535 

Reynolds,  James  F.   219,535 

Reynolds,  Kenneth  R.   97,143 

Reynolds,  Martha  J.    173,247,535 

Reynolds,  Nona  G.    125,131,535 

Reynolds,  Robert  R.  90 

Reynolds,  Steven  K.   226,425 

Reynolds,  Susan  H.    131 


Reynolds,  William  L.  261,536 

Rhea,  Arthur  T.   536 

Rhine,  Barry  L.  261,536 

Rhoads,  Chester  V.   192,536 

Rhodes,  Lodis  285 

Rhodes,  Margaret  E.  229,536 

Rhodes,  Thomas  W.  76,255,536 

Riat,  Linda  R.   536 

Rice  Hall  249 

Rice,  Carolyn  E.  237,536 

Rice,  Catherine  A.   157 

Rice,  Gaylord  L.  255,536 

Rice,  Janet  K.   157,536 

Rice,  John  E.  73,104,425 

Rice,  Robert  W.   536 

Rice,  R.  Roslyn  95,154,425 

Rice,  Sharon  F.  233,536 

Rice,  Terrence  S.    106,255,536 

Rich,  Charles  L.   536 

Rich,  Randall  L.   137,149,201,536 

Richard,  Barbara  K.   112,143,225,229,536 

Richard,  William  E.  72,93,223,426 

Richards,  Joan  M.    168,426 

Richards,  Sandra  K.  241,536 

Richardson,  Dale  M.   132,536 

Richardson,  David  A.   57,65,69,137,144,426 

Richardson,  Karen  J.  247,536 

Richardson,  Ralph  C.   133,137,144,536 

Richardson,  Richard   285 

Richardson,  Ruth  A.   173,426 

Richel,  Linda  A.   168,225,233,536 

Richter,  Mary  P.   154,247,536 

Rickard,  Loren  J.   183,536 

Rickenbacher,  Pattie   159,536 

Ricker,  Ronald  R.    189,536 

Ricklefs,  Dennis  E.  536 

Ricklefs,  John  L.   442 

Riddle,  Mary  J.  60,66,173,426 

Ridenour,  Craig  W.   129,133,199,298,536 

Rider,  Eugene  D.   255,294,536 

Rieck,  Larry  A.   105,536 

Riedel,  Eugene  A.    142,261,536 

Riedl,  Don  L.  207,301,536 

Riedl,  Patrick  H.  92,536 

Riedl,  Robert  L.  255,536 

Rieke,  Deanne  M.   144,233,536 

Riemann,  A.  Edwin   91,536 

Riemann,  Donald  L.   209,426 

Riemann,  Jerald  A.  25,183,536 

Riemann,  Melvin  L.   537 

Reimer,  Donald  E.   209 

Riffel,  Darrell  M.  73,98,426 

Riffel,  Kay  A.    101 

Rifle  313 

Riggs,  Richard  A.   283 

Riley,  Randall  B.   261,537 

Riley,  Richard  L.  90,261,426 

Ring,  Denise  G.   229,537 

Ringel,  Clark  D.  93,537 

Ringel,  Larry  H.   537 

Ringler,  Wilber  E.  24 

Rinkel,  Barbara  I.    110,131,537 

Rippetoe,  Robert  D.  211,537 

Rippey,  Gertrude  F.   165,537 

Riseman,  Louis  80,103 

Risley,  Rama  J.   68,71,221,537 

Risley,  Randy  D.   100,211,537 

Risser,  Linda  D.    173,247,537 

Ritchey,  Clark  L.    181,356,425 

Rittenoure,  Robert  L.  426 

Ritter,  Nadine  249 

Rively,  Laurence  N.   317 

Rively,  Linda  S.    165,426 

Rivers,  Collin  J.   255,537 

Roach,  Faith  R.   71 

Roach,  Patricia  A.    173,229,537 

Roach,  Sallie  K.    159,247,537 

Roark,  Sandra  L.    137,154,537 

Robb,  David  E.   537 

Robben,  Ronald  D.    143,255,537 

Robbins,  Carol  L.    147,168,537 

Robbins,  Marilyn  S.    154,537 

Robel,  Barbara  K.   426 

Robel,  Raydon  H.  77,307,319,425 

Robel,  Robert  J.    102 

Roberson,  Lenord  L.  85 

Roberson,  Sharon  P.   243,537 

Roberts,  Dale  E.   25,73,76,107,143,426 

Roberts,  Harold  A.    106 

Roberts,  Keith  L.   197,537 

Roberts,  Lawrence  J.   76,107,426 

Robertson,  Charles  W.   74,103 

Robertson,  Dorothy  J.    174,537 

Robinson,  Alan  J.   294 

Robinson,  Danny  L.   359 

Robinson,  Jackie  J.   255,537 

Robinson,  James  M.  261,537 

Robinson,  Jannette  S.    106,141,154,350,537 

Robinson,  Karen  L.   171,427 

Robinson,  Larry  W.    102,537 

Robinson,  Melvin  D.    144,537 

Robinson,  Michael  J.   318,373,374,375 

Robinson,  Patricia  A.   229,537 

Robinson,  Phyllis  M.  248,537 

Robinson,  Richard  L.  97,537 

Robinson,  Rita  M.  237,537 

Robinson,  Roy  L.    107,223,537 

Robinson,  Sammy  J.   293 

Robison,  Curtis  L.   537 

Robison,  Roberta  F.   241,537 

Rochat,  Carl  R.  70,369 

Rock,  William  F.    187,537 

Rockers,  George  A.  217,537 

Rockhold,  David  R.   261,538 

Rodenberg,  Malcolm  D.   88 

Rodeo  327 

Rodgers,  Steve   302 

Rodriguex,  Marvin  J.   85 

Rodwell,  Dean  E.   427 

Roebke,  Catherine  A.   229,352,538 


604 


_ 


Roebke,  Margaret  R.  69,122,352 

Roeder,  James  H.   106 

Roelof,  Georgia  B.   358 

Roenne,  George  W.    124,133,538 

Roepke,  Marilyn  G.  83 

Roes,  Herbert  A.    192,538 

Roesener,  Deanna  K.   241,427 

Roesler,  Ronald  H.    187,538 

Rogers,  Candance  L.    137,159,538 

Rogers,  Connie  E.   112,141,153,427 

Rogers,  Eyelyn  E.  264 

Rogers,  Frank  A.    124,427 

Rogers,  Geneva  K.   134 

Rogers,  John  C.  364 

Rogers,  Lloyd  W.   100 

Rogers,  Marvin  R.  75,82,222,538 

Rogers,  Michael  D.  255,538 

Rogers,  Neil  D.  92,179,538 

Rogers  Paint  Products  579 

Rogers,  Patricia  J.  71 

Rogers,  Patricia  L.   124,538 

Rogers,  Steven  L.   191,301,303,304,427 

Roger  Williams  Fellowship   144 

Rogge,  Thomas  K.   294 

Rohan,  Dennis  A.    100 

Rohloff,  Douglas  M.   263,538 

Rohrbaugh,  Robert  G.    100,211,538 

Rokey,  Garry  J.   538 

Rollins,  David  L.   538 

Rollins,  Larry  W.   177,538 

Romberger,  Lynn  D.   133,137,261,538 

Romberger,  Rodger  J.    133,255,538 

Romig's  Phillips  66  587 

Romig,  William  J.   32,199,538 

Ronsick,  Eugene  J.   197,538 

Roode,  Thomas  M.   217,538 

Roof,  Donald  B.   250,257,442 

Root,  Beatrice  J.  241,427 

Root,  David  A.  442 

Root,  Donald  R.   312,538 

Root,  Jon  R.   538 

Root,  Marie  M.  442 

Roper,  Virgil  B.   304 

Rork,  Dennis  E.  255,356,538 

Rork,  Edward  L.   250,261,356,538 

Rosa,  Felipe  443 

Rose,  Daniel  W.  99 

Rose,  Donald  L.   312 

Rose,  Jack  D.  89,538 

Rose,  Sara.J.   229,538 

Rosebraugh,  Vernon  H.  90 

Rosen,  Harvey  I.   261,538 

Rosenblatt,  Lewis  538 

Rosenkranz,  Linda  J.  95,129,159,427 

Rosenkranz,  Ronald  R.   261,538 

Rosenkranz,  Susan  L.   129,165,538 

Rosenow,  Nola  M.   355,572 

Rosenquit,  Bert  98,427 

Rosenthal,  Herbert  M.  92,261,538 

Ross,  Franklin  H.   222,538 

Ross,  Imogene  J.   111,112,139,153,427 

Ross,  Norman  K.  213,538 

Ross,  Richard  D.  261,538 

Ross,  William  N.   81,128 

Ross,  William  R.   261,538 

Rossetto,  Carlos  J.    105 

Rossillon,  Mary  A.    143,442 

Roth,  Lloyd  G.  538 

Roth,  Paul  L.   129 

Rothberger,  Jamie   161,539 

Rothfuss,  Jerry  W.   222,539 

Rotman,  Janet  A.   111,112,149,161,539 

Rowan,  Judith  A.    111,159,539 

Rowe,  Judith  A.  58,235,539 

Rowing  312,380-381 

Rowland,  James  N.   60,197,539 

Rowland,  James  W.  442 

Rowland,  John  R.   255,539 

Rowland,  Linda  G.   368,427 

Rowland,  Sidney  F.    159,427 

Rowland,  Vickie  K.  229,539 

Rowlen,  Craig  S.  207,539 

Rowlison,  Jon  R.   255,539 

Roy,  Michael  L.   86,427 

Royal  Purple  Queens  344-347 

Royer,  Dale  L.   261,539 

Royer,  James  M.    191,442 

Ruckert,  Dennis  W.   250,261,427 

Ruckle,  Delbert  G.  69,178,539 

Rudell,  Marilynn  K.  427 

Ruediger,  Barbara  J.    153 

Ruediger,  Norman  E.    177,354,539 

Ruffino,  Thomas  V.   296 

Ruggles,  Charles  W.  215,539 

Ruhnke,  Bonnie  R.   238,539 

Rule,  John  F.  317 

Rule,  John  R.  97,129,539 

Rumsey,  Gloria  W.  60 

Rundell,  Grover  C.  94,255,427 

Rundell,  Margaret  E.    137,141,229,539 

Rundell,  Nancy  L.   110,171,539 

Rundle,  Darrell  E.  427 

Runkle,  Larry  C.   427 

Runnion,  Karen  L.    111,225,229,539 

Rupp,  Janet  S.    130,173,539 

Rusch,  Elaine  A.    142,161,373,539 

Rushton,  William  H.  215,539 

Rusink,  Larry  E.  539 

Russ,  Roger  A.   261,539 

Russak,  Mark  261,539 

Russell,  Dean  P.  41 

Russell,  John  L.  80,103,539 

Russell,  Kenneth  J.  77,318 

Russell,  Max  R.  539 

Russell,  Sue  E.    163,539 

Rust,  Linda  M.   539 

Rust,  Morris  D.  427 

Rustomji,  Aban   121 

Rustomji,  Purvez   121 

Ruth,  Arthur  P.   103 


Ruthstrom,  Lana  S.   173,539 
Rutter,  Larry  E.   100 
Ryan,  Edward  S.   133,427 
Ryan,  James  J.   261,539 
Ryan,  John  J.   89,261,539 
Ryan,  Mary  E.    133,225,233,539 
Ryan,  William  D.    104,143,261,539 
Ryding,  Paul  A.   51,98,215,427 
Ryland,  Lonnie  G.   427 
Ryser,  Charles  A.   255,539 
Ryser,  Edwin  L.  82,90 
Ryser,  Mary  A.   233,539 


Sadkin,  Barbara  A.   81,126,130 

Sadkin,  David  81,126 

Sadr,  Manuchehr    119 

Sae,  Siu  W.   136 

Safeway  Store  590 

Sageser,  A.  Bower   18 

Sageser,  Sandra  J.    167,540 

Saindon,  Jean  E.  69,222,540 

Sainer,  Deanna  L.    111,112,139,163,358,427 

Saines,  Nicoletta   225,248,540 

Saini,  Jasmer  S.    118 

Salat,  Leo  W.   285 

Salisbury,  Stanley  A.    193,540 

Salsbury,  Darrell  L.   98,427 

Salter,  Colleen  K.   83,111,165,427 

Salter,  Moutrie  L.   540 

Salyer,  Ray  L.   301,304 

Sam  Saroff  &  Company   575 

Sampson,  Karen  I.   241,540 

Sampson,  Larry  C.    123 

Samuelson,  Mark  G.   255,540 

Sanborn,  Karen  J.    168 

Sand,  Mary  C.    129,237,540 

Sandberg,  Michael  L.   255,540 

Sandell,  Robert  D.   191,540 

Sanders,  John  W.   207,427 

Sanders,  Kenneth  A.   261,540 

Sanders,  Linda  P.  71,110,112 

Sanders,  Martha  C.  359 

Sanders,  Thomas  B.  86,193,540 

Sandhu,  Sarbjit  S.    118 

Sandlin,  Betty  J.   249,427,540 

Sandlin,  Olin  T.  96 

Sandlin,  Sandra  M.   95,233,540 

Sandy,  Paula  K.   233,540 

Sanford,  Billy  R.   318,319,428 

Sanford,  Paul  E.    18 

Sanger,  Ralph  G.   33 

Sanghi,  Anirudh  K.    118 

Sanghvi,  Navin  K.    117 

Sankey,  Richard  R.   255,540 

Sansone,  Gennaro  261,540 

Sapp,  Gary  L.    124,267,540 

Saror,  Daniel  I.  97,119,255,540 

Satterlee,  Neil  T.    104,140,428 

Sauble,  John  D.   261,540 

Sauder,  Sharon  K.   241,540 

Sauer,  Stephen  F.  91,209,428 

Saven,  David  E.   89 

Savoy,  Douglas  G.   207,540 

Sawyer,  Mary  B.   249,442 

Sayers,  Julian  F.  91,540 

Sayler,  Larry  D.  77,102,352 

Scabbard  and  Blade  86 

Scanlan,  Patrick  D.   211,540 

Scanland,  Judith  A.   235,540 

Schaefer,  Dieter,  426 

Schafer,  Charles  P.   203,540 

Schaffer,  Raymond  C.    316 

Schaffer,  Walter  428 

Schaich,  Cecelia  M.   221,540 

Schanefelt,  Dennis  D.   540 

Schanefelt,  Jean    135 

Schanefelt,  Robert  V.   107,428 

Schapfel,  William  J.  98 

Scharenberg,  Lyle  L.  93,428 

Scharenberg,  Sharon    135 

Schasteen,  Patty  J.   241,540 

Scheaffer,  Daryl  R.   255,540 

Schecher,  Diane  K.   168,540 

Scheetz,  James  W.   376 

Scheffer,  James  D.   222,540 

Schembs,  Frank  G.   203,540 

Scheneman,  Daniel   285 

Scheuerman,  Perry  O.   261,540 

Schick,  Leland  R.  72 

Schierling,  Doris  M.  78,110,428 

Schierling,  John  H.   442 

Schiff,  Sue  E.   540 

Schiff,  William  T.   428 

Schiffner,  Glenn  D.   215,540 

Schild,  Karin  I.   235,541 

Schild,  Leroy  P.  99 

Schild,  Linda  M.    101 

Schimmels,  Julia  249 

Schimpf,  Cheryl  A.    143,229,541 

Schindler,  Ronald  L.  97 

Schinstock,  Eugene  E.   209,356,541 

Schlagel,  Charles  W.    541 

Schlagel,  Mary  A.    129,157,541 

Schlegel,  Jay  C.  82 

Schleicher,  Constance  J.    159,393,428 

Schleicher,  Linda  J.   243,541 

Schlessiger,  Mary  E.  237,541 

Schletzbaum,  John  W.  94,428 

Schlickau,  Jane  A.   241,428 

Schlosser,  Bryon  R.    197,541 

Schmalzried,  Ronald   109,111,428 

Schmanke,  Kenneth  P.    189,541 

Schmelzel,  Betty  A.    161,541 

Schmidler,  Marcy  L.   74 

Schmidt,  Alfred  P.   356,541 

Schmidt,  Alice  M.    142 


Schmidt,  Barbara  J.   142,229,541 

Schmidt,  David  E.   255,541 

Schmidt,  Frederick  J.   541 

Schmidt,  Harlow  K.  92,140,255,541 

Schmidt,  Larry  E.    109,132,201,541 

Schmidt,  Lauren  E.   125,165,248,541 

Schmidt,  Leon  B.   209,541 

Schmidt,  Lorn  J.   541 

Schmidt,  Merrill  K.    140,255,541 

Schmidt,  Patricia  A.    126,143,241,542 

Schmidt,  Raedene  96,221,542 

Schmidt,  Wolfgang  P.   261,296,542 

Schmitt,  Gerald  H.    109,115,428 

Schmitt,  Kay  L.    113,542 

Schmitt,  Steven  L.    104,428 

Schmitt,  William  J.    197,542 

Schmoekel,  Robert  E.   77,199,301,304,428 

Schneider,  Beverly  A.    112,248,542 

Schneider,  Diane  L.   248,542 

Schneider,  Duane  P.    148,428 

Schneider,  Norman  R.    100,143,201,542 

Schneider,  Virginia    163,542 

Schneikart,  Joan  R.    168,229,314,542 

Schnell,  James  C.   428 

Schoen,  Rose  M.   243,542 

Schoenbeck,  James  E.    148,189,542 

Schoenfelder,  James   143,209,542 

Schoenthaler,  Terry   189,542 

Schofield,  John  S.   261,296,542 

Scholz,  Carol  S.   248,542 

Schoolcraft,  Daniel   213,542 

School  of  Education   34-35 

Schott,  Donald  W.    189,542 

Schra,  Carl  J.  89 

Schrader,  Dorothy  J.    133,221,542 

Schrader,  George  F.  42 

Schrader,  John  W.   25,73,106,201,542 

Schrader,  Phyllis  E.   243,542 

Schrader,  Stuart  L.   213,542 

Schrag,  Constance  A.   229,354,542 

Schrag,  Donnie  D.    356 

Schrandt,  William  J.    143,250,267,542 

Schrater,  Gerald  D.  99 

Schrater,  Judy   101 

Schreck,  Dan  R.    143,542 

Schrenk,  William  G.    18,277 

Schreiner,  Leslie  A.   296,542 

Schrepel,  Milton  F.   189,428 

Schrepel,  Robert  E.   81 

Schrick,  Donald  F.   142 

Schrock,  Joyce  B,    140 

Schrock,  Ivan  R.  99,140,316 

Schroder,  Sheryl  K.   248,542 

Schroeder,  Beverly  S.   249,542 

Schroeder,  Doyal  A.    193,428 

Schroeder,  Katherine   126,241,542 

Schroeder,  Nancy  J.   161,428 

Schroeder,  Ruth  E.   221,352,354,542 

Schroeppel,  Cheryl  S.   58,237,542 

Schruben,  Dale  L.  89,542 

Schrum,  Ruth  A.   428 

Schrunk,  Judy  K.    115,126 

Schuckman,  Leonard   285 

Schulthess,  James  G.    149,203,542 

Schultis,  Clair  S.   88,199,542 

Schultz,  Janet  L.   229,542 

Schultz,  Steven  D.  73,140,189,428 

Schulz,  Kathleen  M.    127,141,237,428 

Schumacher,  Martha  A.    126,171,248,542 

Schupp,  Iva  L.    111,112,163,543 

Schurle,  Fred  E.   356,512 

Schutte,  Susan  L.    147,167,233,543 

Schwant,  Eldon  W.   106,543 

Schwarm,  Larry  W.  91,543 

Schwart,  Joseph  M.   255 

Schwartz,  Gordon  D.   437 

Schwartz,  Joseph  M.    102,543 

Schwartzkopf,  Olga  E.   47,113,147,163,543 

Schwarz,  Gretchen  C.    168,345,543 

Schweiger,  John  C.   543 

Schweitzer,  Alma  L.    127,141,428 

Schweitzer,  Mary  E.    115,229,543 

Schweitzer,  Stephen   543 

Schwerdtfeger,  Clair   189,428 

Schwing,  James  E.    143,267,543 

Scoby,  Cheryl  E.   248,543 

Scoggins,  Jesse  R.   543 

Scott,  Alan  J.    148,213,543 

Scott,  Bertha  M.    177 

Scott,  Franklin  W.    128 

Scott,  Gary  L.    108,183,366,428 

Scott,  Gene  M.  96,133,255,543 

Scott,  Harry  M.    122,261,543 

Scott,  James  W.    104,139,428 

Scott,  Joan  E.   168,543 

Scott,  John  D.    195,428 

Scott,  Kathleen  S.    133,229,543 

Scott,  Kathryn  A.    163,248,543 

Scott,  Kenneth  M.   428 

Scott,  Martha  J.    108,248,543 

Scott,  Mel  R.   428 

Scott,  Nancy  J.    112,161,543 

Scott,  Phyllis  I.    543 

Scott,  Thomas  W.   93,543 

Scotti,  Paul  C.    129 

Seaman,  Pamela  J.   233,543 

Seaman,  Sherry  S.    140,229,543 

Seaman,  William  D.   207,543 

Seaton,  Linda  L.   543 

Seavers,  John  K.  89 

Sebesta,  Linda  J.   229,314,543 

Sechrist,  Lyle  D.    193,543 

Sedlak,  Daniel  J.   261,543 

Seeman,  James  L.   543 

Seger,  Larry  L.   543 

Seibel,  Douglas  C.  94,143,255,359,429 

Seibel,  Kenneth  W.    139 

Seibert,  Gale  R.  429 

Seibert,  Gary  D.    122,255,356,543 

Seim,  Janet  M.    113,429 

Seim,  Larry  W.   267,543 


Seip,  Terry  L.   193,543 

Seitz,  Patricia  A.   58,126,143,159,248,543 

Selbe,  William  L.   213,301,304,305,544 

Selby,  Robert  C.   203,429 

Selfridge,  Glenda  M.   38,167,429 

Sell,  Philip  L.   149,193,544 

Sellers,  Gerald  A.   107,429 

Seniors  393 

Senn,  Robert  A.   285 

Serrault,  Glenda    135 

Setchell,  Wayne  E.  72,429 

Setser,  Donald  W.  94 

Setzkorn,  Roger  L.    189,544 

Seward,  Freeman  G.   255,544 

Sexton,  Janet  K.   233,544 

Seybert,  Alice  F.    144,221,544 

Seyfert,  Don  M.   222,544 

Seyfert,  Earl  H.   294,295 

Seyfert,  Ronald  J.    107,223,544 

Seymour,  Dorris  A.    147,159,429 

Shaalan,  Mohammed  I.    116,120 

Shackelford,  Jean  A.   544 

Shadoff,  Lewis  A.   83 

Shafer,  Carol  J.    144,237,544 

Shafer,  Patricia  N.   248,429 

Shaffer,  Martie  R.   163,544 

Shaffer,  Ronald  L.   215,429 

Shaffer,  William  J.   318,319,544 

Shah,  Niranjan  C.   437 

Shalkoski,  Victor  F.   143,209,378 

Shambaugh,  Linda  K.   79,124 

Shandy,  Jack  J.    442 

Shane,  Patricia  L.   165,544 

Shane,  Thomas  G.   544 

Shank,  Edward  F.   143,429 

Shank,  George  S.   261,544 

Shank,  Glen  L.    189,544 

Shank,  James  L.    104,143,544 

Shank,  Luanne  R.    111,153,544 

Shank,  Robert  G.   429 

Shannon,  Linda  M.    149,157,248,544 

Shannon,  Margaret  J.    171,248,345,544 

Shapiro,  Mark  P.    261,544 

Sharbutt,  Lowell  G.    197,544 

Shariff,  Sadiq  A.    118,121 

Sharp,  Mark  E.   296 

Sharp,  Marvin  W.  85,193,544 

Sharp,  Thomas  D.  85 

Shaw,  Beryl  A.   55,69,111,168,544 

Shaw,  Bobbie  J.  95,168,544 

Shaw,  Graham  H.    107,207,544 

Shaw,  Jane  S.    120 

Shaw,  Jerry  77,310 

Shaw,  Marvin  L.  92 

Shaw,  Sarah  A.    113,163,429 

Shaw,  Walter  I.   86,215,429 

Shaw,  William  F.   85,352 

Shawver,  Norman  T.    148,213,298,544 

Shay,  Robert  J.    100 

Sheahan,  William  F.   217,544 

Sheedy,  Ellen  E.  78,111,167,429 

Sheehan,  Joe  W.   213,544 

Sheehan,  Richard  V.    196,430 

Sheets,  John  L.   264,544 

Shehi,  Phillip  C.    193,430 

Sheik,  Alice  J.   237,358,544 

Sheik,  Jean  A.  95,125,143,168,233,544 

Shelby,  Lana  K.   131,544 

Sheldon,  James  E.   544 

Sheldon,  Randall  E.   255,544 

Sheldon,  Susan  J.    163,545 

Shell,  Larry  G.   261,545 

Shellenberger,  Charles  203,545 

Shellenberger,  John  A.   22 

Shelor,  Michael  E.  91,193,546 

Shelor,  Robert  S.  69,261,545 

Shelton,  Katherine  E.   161,545 

Shelton,  Sue  A.    163,545 

Sheneman,  Danny  D.    125,261,545 

Shenkel,  Claude  W.   80,103 

Shenkel,  Jeffrey  L.   545 

Shepherd,  Nancy  C.    135 

Sheppard,  Robert  A.   86,250,261,545 

Sheppard,  Sally  E.    114,147,154,430 

Sherer,  George  L.   219,430 

Sherer,  Jane  A.    154,545 

Sherer,  Sandra  L.  233,545 

Sherman,  Louis  L.   358 

Sherraden,  Dennis  R.   197 

Sherwood,  Jacob  M.  99,183,545 

Shetlar,  James  F.    545 

Shetlar,  James  R.   255,545 

Shideler,  Robert  W.   264,545 

Shiel,  Daniel  J.   267,546 

Shields,  Alan  J.   205,546 

Shields,  Dorothy  J.   229,546 

Shier,  Ann  M.    153,546 

Shimer,  Kathryn  M.    167,546 

Shinkle,  Blanche   168 

Shipley,  Michael  J.    546 

Shirley,  John  R.    178,546 

Shivers,  Donald  G.   68,255,318,546 

Shivers,  Robert  A.   205,546 

Shnain,  Abdul-Hamza    121 

Shockley,  Glenda  J.    131 

Shoemaker,  Linda  F.  238,546 

Shoemaker,  Roger  E.   285 

Shoemaker,  William  L.    105,355,357 

Shorney,  Frank  L.   75,82,90 

Shosa,  Dale  W.   89 

Shosa,  Martha    135 

Shoup,  Elizabeth  A.   546 

Shove,  Craig  R.    193,546 

Shrack,  James  K.    191,546 

Shrack,  Phillip  S.    104,430 

Shriver,  Richard  S.  93,430 

Shryock,  Stephen  A.   215,546 

Shubert,  Larry  R.   255,546 

Shue,  Sharon  M.    157,546 


605 


Shugar,  Elaine  S.    113,229,546 

Shugart,  Grace  M.  45 

Shulda,  Karen  K.    167,546 

Shull,  Paul  355,358 

Shultz,  Cletus  E.   203,546 

Shultz,  James  D.   187,546 

Shupe,  Cora  L.  216 

Shupe,  Cynthia  S.   165,430 

Shupe, John  40 

Shupe,  John  W.  294 

Shuyler,  Kent  D.   109,124 

Siagian,  Rondang  442 

Sibley,  Veryl  B.    100 

Siddall,  William  R.   103 

Siddens,  James  M.  430 

Sidebottom,  Willa  F.   140,243,546 

Sidhu,  Karamjit  S.   116,118 

Sidwell,  Walter  L.   100 

Siebert,  Mary  E.   134 

Siebert,  William  J.    189,546 

Siefkes,  Darwin  L.   122 

Siefkes,  Dennis  R.  261,546 

Siegle,  Roberta  R.    111,243,546 

Siemens,  James  E.  88 

Siemens,  John  L.   261,546 

Sieverin,  Andree  J.   229,546 

Sievers,  Ralph  E.  97 

Sigdestad,  Leonard  A.  99 

Sigg,  Mark  L.  261,546 

Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  212-213 

Sigma  Alpha  Eta  74 

Sigma  Chi  214-215 

Sigma  Delta  Chi  70 

Sigma  Delta  Pi  83 

Sigma  Gamma  Epsilon  80 

Sigma  Nu   177 

Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  216-217 

Sigma  Tau  75 

Sigma  Theta  Epsilon   139 

Sim,  James  R.  546 

Simek,  Judy  A.  241,430 

Simisi,  Matthew  F.  283 

Simmonds,  David  W.   193,546 

Simmons,  Linda  L.  225,248,430 

Simmons,  Patricia  A.   241,546 

Simms,  Douglas  G.  76,261,546 

Simms,  Roger  K.   546 

Simons,  Jeffrey  C.  77,286,288,290,293 

Simonsen,  Soren  K.   129,130 

Simonson,  Jeanette   166 

Simpson,  Carol  J.   238,546 

Simpson,  Linda  L.  84,154,430 

Simpson,  Marilyn  A.  233,546 

Simpson,  Sherry  L.   112,221,546 

Simpson,  Wesley  D.  430 

Sims,  Michael  E.   546 

Sims,  Richard  E.  442 

Sinclair,  Dean  L.  83 

Singer,  Leland  O.   546 

Singer,  Marilyn  L.   161,547 

Singh,  Awadh  N.   118 

Singh,  Awadh  R.   118 

Singh,  Awadh  S.   118 

Singh,  Gambhir   1 18 

Singh,  Harsharan  J.   118 

Singh,  Saraswati  P.  81 

Singh,  Vajinder  P.   118 

Singleterry,  John  L.  261,547 

Sinha,  Nawin  C.   1 18 

Sipple,  Deanna  D.  249,547 

Sis,  Nancy  L.   135 

Sisk,  Jesse  A.  87 

Sisk,  VivianS.   71 

Sitts,  Ronald  L.   197,430 

Sivage,  Carl  B.  267,547 

Siogren,  Robert  D.   215,282,283,430 

Skach,  James  C.   196,547 

Skaer,  Richard  E.   191,430 

Skaer,  William  C.   191,547 

Skaggs,  Lee  A.   165,233,547 

Skaggs  Motors  588 

Skalka,  Dennis  R.    100 

Skaptason,  Patricia   110 

Skaptason,  Sandra  L.   126,241,547 

Skinner,  James  A.   107,547 

Skoch,  Leroy  V.  76,107,223,547 

Skonberg,  Irene  S.  74,102,139,237,354, 

358,547 
Skow,  Andy  M.  215,547 
Skradski,  Andrea  A.   154,233,547 
Sky-Vue  Theater  579 
Slade,  Norman  A.   102 
Slagle,  Bruce  E.  430 
Slaven,  Ronald  D.  90,255,547 
Slaughter,  Dorothy  J.   173,430 
Slentz,  Sharyn  L.   235,547 
Sloan,  Carol  E.    114,153,430 
Sloan,  David  E.   217,547 
Sloan,  Kathleen  A.    147,163,547 
Sloan,  Nancy  J.  243,547 
Slocum,  Sharon  L.   168,359,547 
Sloo,  Martha  J.   171 
Slothower,  Becky  M.   147,171,248,548 
Slusher,  Steven  H.  97,183,548 
Slusser,  Patsy  A.   126 
Smaha,  Diana  L.  430 
Small,  Diane  L.   171,233,345,548 
Small,  Sheila  J.   237,548 
Small,  Susan  J.   171,548 
Smalley,  Daryle  D.  77 
Smalley,  Suzanne  M.   161,229,548 
Smallwood,  Gene  R.   189,355,357,548 
Smethers,  Howard  D.   109 
Smiley,  Lucinda   157,430 
Smith,  Alan  R.   187,311,430 
Smith,  Barbara  L.   241,548 
Smith,  Barry  D.  548 
Smith,  Carol  L.   71,430 
Smith,  Charles  A.  83 
Smith,  Danny  L.   128,261,548 


Smith,  David  D.  359,548 

Smith,  Dennis  W.  97,548 

Smith,  Douglas  C.   196,548 

Smith,  Elaine  C.  38,143,241,430 

Smith,  Elizabeth  A.   126,229,548 

Smith,  Elizabeth  D.    102,125,359,548 

Smith,  Eugene  L.   125,179,354,548 

Smith,  Evelyn  P.   114,142,229,548 

Smith,  Floyd  W.  22 

Smith,  Garry  L.    189,261,548 

Smith,  Gary  L.  92,548 

Smith,  Gary  L.  255,548 

Smith,  Gerald  R.   144 

Smith,  Glenda  M.   241,548 

Smith,  Gordon  E.    109 

Smith,  Harold  J.   102,255,548 

Smith,  Herrick  H.  92 

Smith,  James  G.    193,548 

Smith,  Janet  G.  229,548 

Smith,  Janice  E.   163,548 

Smith,  Jerry  P.  80,103 

Smith,  Jilinda  A.  79,167,350,548 

Smith,  Jimmie  W.   294 

Smith,  Jo  S.   548 

Smith,  John  C.   255,548 

Smith,  Joyce  M.   548 

Smith,  Kelsey  J.   207,548 

Smith,  Linda  S.  229,548 

Smith,  Lora  M.   112,133,233,548 

Smith,  Mrs.  L.  T.  263 

Smith,  Marilyn  E.   111,430 

Smith,  Norman  E.   191,318,442 

Smith,  Pamela  K.  84,173,548 

Smith,  Patricia  K.   431 

Smith,  Paul  D.   261,548 

Smith,  Philip  W.   104,261,548 

Smith,  Raymond  E.  296 

Smith,  Robert  W.  93 

Smith,  Rodney  C.  431 

Smith,  Roger  C.   105 

Smith,  Ronald  H.  86 

Smith,  Ronald  W.  91,261,548 

Smith,  Roy  L.  97,211,283 

Smith,  Roy  O.  286,289,290,292,293,549 

Smith,  Sandra  M.   131 

Smith,  Sherry  D.   248,549 

Smith,  Spencer  L.  261,549 

Smith,  Stanley  W.   261,549 

Smith,  Stephen  R.  86,431 

Smith,  Thomas  C.   133,137,255,549 

Smith,  Thomas  W.  261,549 

Smith,  Walter  J.    122,261,549 

Smith,  William  H.  60 

Smith,  William  W.   265,431 

Smoot,  Allan  E.   549 

Smull,  Ann  W.  69,549 

Smull,  Willits  A.  69,431 

Smurthwaite  220-221 

Smutny,  Nancy  K.   238,549 

Smutz,  Darryl  D.   211,356,549 

Smutz,  Rebecca  J.   122,229,549 

Sneath,  Jon  C.  90,549 

Snider,  Robert  D.   197,378,549 

Snider,  Susan  B.    171,430 

Snodgrass,  Almira  S.  79,431 

Snook,  Duane  J.   549 

Snook,  Royce  N.  98 

Snyder,  Dallas  F.   261,549 

Snyder,  David  O.   549 

Snyder,  Gordon  E.  60,215,549 

Snyder,  Karen  S.   229,549 

Snyder,  Toka  J.    103,431 

Snyder,  Veryle  E.  77 

Socolofsky,  Barbara  95,108,124,241,549 

Socolofsky,  Charles  277 

Socolofsky,  Harold  E.   86,89,550 

Socolofsky,  Homer  E.   33 

Soder,  Jon  D.    129,255,550 

Soderstrom,  Gerald  D.   307 

Soeken,  Howard  L.  437 

Soeken,  Merle  A.    109,137,145,189,431 

Solbach,  Vernon  A.   149 

Solberg,  Frederick  M.   378 

Solberg,  Linda  J.  241,378,550 

Soldner,  Jerry  L.  215,550 

Soldner,  William  E.  219,550 

Solomon,  David  J.  205,550 

Solomon,  Frank  R.  73,98,431 

Solomon,  Jacquelyn  S.   101 

Somerhalder,  Sam  306,307 

Somers,  Dale  L.   191,550 

Somers,  John  O.   191,318,431 

Somsen,  Harry  W.   105 

Sondergard,  Lyle  N.  431 

Souder,  Constance  J.  233,550 

Soupiset,  Donald  L.   267,550 

Sours,  Joseph  D.   85,110,126 

Southard,  Mary  A.    125,225,233,550 

Southerland,  Susan  C.    1 14,237,550 

Sowell,  Linda  S.  550 

Sowers,  Carmen  M.   134,135 

Sowers,  Karen  S.    135 

Sowers,  Leon  D.    109,132,196,550 

Spachek,  Donna  M.   143,248,550 

Spain,  Phillip  F.   261,550 

Spainhour,  Marilyn  K.   67,161,550 

Spangenberg,  Kenneth  A.  201,550 

Spangler,  Hayward  G.    105 

Spangler,  M.  Jill   233,550 

Spangler,  Nancy  L.   124,163,550 

Spangler,  Sandra  L.   157,359,550 

Sparks,  Donna  M.   233,550 

Sparks,  Linda  N.   233,550 

Sparks,  Robert  A.   139,550 

Spaulding,  Stuart  A.  262,550 

Spear,  Richard  L.   318,319,431 

Spears,  Jacqueline  D.   168,248,354,550 

Specht,  Judith  A.  550 

Spector,  Joel  S.  255,550 


Speers,  Nancy  C.  235,550 

Spence,  Neal  B.  88,431 

Spencer,  Joann  229,550 

Spencer,  Laurence  W.  255,550 

Sperry,  Cynthia  L.  68,171,550 

Sperry,  Roland  E.  72,431 

Spiers,  Margie  J.  248,550 

Spiker,  Gary  D.   183,550 

Spingler,  Richard  H.   187,550 

Spitsnaugle,  Rita  M.   165,550 

Spitsnogle,  Sherri  E.  97,108,248,550 

Spitzli,  David  A.  109,551 

Splitter,  Gary  A.  97,201,551 

Splitter,  Melvin  V.  73,106,139,183,431 

Sponable,  Lucille   198 

Spotts,  Andrew  G.  255,285,356,551 

Sprague,  Clyde  H.  93 

Sprague,  Michaei  T.   255,551 

Spriggs,  David  W.   551 

Springer,  John  A.    129,431 

Springer,  Graydon  D.   262,551 

Springsted,  Paul  S.   262,551 

Sproul,  Stephen  K.   191,551 

Spurgeon,  Joseph  A.  285 

Sramek,  Janice  L.   157,431 

Srna,  Richard  E.  90 

St.  Clair,  Leigh  W.   108 

St.  Peter,  Louis  G.  223,551 

Stacey,  Herschel  A.  99 

Sfacey,  Karl  56,103 

Stach,  Robert  E.  97,205,551 

Stafford,  Linda  K.  229,551 

Staley,  Leo  G.  99 

Staley,  Warren  R.   191,442 

Stallbaumer,  C.  Joseph  222,551 

Stallbaumer,  Louis  A.    143,267,551 

Stallbaumer,  Merlin   551 

Stam,  Gale  M.  431 

Stambaugh,  Louis  A.   107,223,551 

Stamey,  William  L.  48,49 

Standley,  Carol  A.  235,551 

Stanford-Weese  Motors  588 

Stanley,  Barbara  J.  229,551 

Stanley,  Keith  L.  207,551 

Stanley,  Linda  K.   32,159,551 

Stapleton,  Karen  A.  233,551 

Starbuck,  Diane  K.   163,551 

Stark,  Patricia  D.  248,551 

Starkey,  Ramona  J.  235,551 

Starns,  Carol  A.  69,141,221,551 

Starr,  Ronald  L.   80,431 

State  Motel   588 

States,  Alan  E.   104,262,551 

Stauffer,  Harlan  D.  75,82,90,139,263,551 

Stauffer,  Ray  D.    107,139,263,551 

Stauffer,  Sharon  E.  70 

Stauth,  Robert  E.   307 

Stayton,  Walter  L.  431 

Steanson,  Donald  L.  73,363,551 

Stearns,  Gerson  H.    197,551 

Stearns,  Max  M.    199,551 

Steele,  Charles  G.  211,551 

Steele,  Rosemary  P.  248,551 

Steeley,  Howard  R.  82,90,431 

Steel  Ring  72 

Steen,  Philip  J.   142,209,551 

Steeples,  Donald  W.  94,255,551 

Stegman,  Albertina  M.  233,551 

Stegner,  John  D.    122,250,262,551 

Stegner,  Ralph  E.   55,78,111,122,141 

250,255,431 
Steiger,  Robert  D.    148,197,356,552 
Stein,  Kenneth  W.  262,552 
Steinberg,  Robert  A.  85,552 
Steinbrink,  Mary  R.   47,68,71,1 12,221, 

345,552 
Stephans,  William  F.    178,552 
Stephen,  Karen  S.   159,552 
Stephens,  Alan  R.   255,552 
Stephens,  Dee  A.  95,315  431 
Stephens,  Mary  B.  79,13V 
Stephens,  Norla  M.    137,141,233,552 
Stephens,  Sharon  K.   110 
Stephens,  Sharron  L.  238,552 
Stephenson,  Byron  R.  318 
Stephenson,  Diana  K.  221,431 
Stephenson,  Larry  R.  552 
Stephenson,  Paul  D.  217,356,552 
Sterling,  Merle  262,552 
Stern,  Scott  M.   189,552 
Sterne,  Kenneth  K.  262,552 
Steunenberg,  Thomas  B.   18 
Stevens,  Allen  R.  213,552 
Stevens,  Carol  J.   153,248,358,359,552 
Stevens,  Linda  L.   133,248,552 
Stevens,  Marsha  L.   139,248,552 
Stevens,  Michael  B.  267,552 
Stevens,  Rodney   105 
Stevenson's  589 
Stevenson,  Paul  N.    132 
Stevenson,  Ruth  V.  95,237,552 
Stevenson,  Susan   130,552 
Stewart,  Andrew  F.    196,262,552 
Stewart,  Connelaine  552 
Stewart,  Deanna  G.    129,130,243,552 
Stewart,  Edwin  D.  552 
Stewart,  Gary  A.  92,552 
Stewart,  Gary  D.   126,196,552 
Stewart,  Jack  M.  207,552 
Stewart,  John  W.  93 
Stewart,  Mildred  A.   237,552 
Stewart,  Paul  A.   181,356,552 
Stewart,  William  G.  442 
Stewart,  William  J.  203,552 
Stickel's  Cleaners  589 
Stickney,  Jeanne  H.  235,552 
Stienfort,  Harry  A.    100 
Stimpert,  Barry  E.   359 
Stindl,  Heribert   103 


Stindt,  Judith  A.  229,314,552 

Stites,  Charles  M.  217,552 

Stith,  Marjorie  M.   18,45 

Stivers,  Fred  S.   262,552 

Stock,  Jeanette  L.  248,552 

Stoddard,  Sheryl  A.  47,115,171,553 

Stoecker,  Arthur  L.  223,364,431 

Stoecker,  Gary  Q.   553 

Stoehr,  Charles  L.  73,99,183,553 

Stoehr,  Philip  J.   196,553 

Stolberg,  Margene  S.   233,553 

Stoll,  Johnny  E.  255,553 

Stolzenberg,  Gary  E.  442 

Stone,  Beverly  J.   1 14,243,553 

Stone,  Nancy  R.   126,171,553 

Stone,  Richard  E.  553 

Stone,  Sharon  L.  91,124,243,553 

Stone,  Suzanne   110,157,553 

Stonecipher,  William  356,553 

Stoner,  Kenneth  L.  262,553 

Stoops,  Avis  A.  553 

Stoppel,  Eugene  E.   140,553 

Storrer,  Karen  I.  248,553 

Stoskopf,  Myrna  A.  431 

Stoskopf,  Lawrence  E.   443 

Stout,  Joseph  H.  55,213,362,553 

Stout,  Melvin  J.  262,553 

Stout,  Robert  J.   211,356,553 

Stover,  Joann  237,553 

Stover,  Nancy  K.   553 

Stover,  Robert  H.    104,553 

Stover,  Roger  B.   553 

Stover,  Stephen  L.   103 

Strahm,  Elaine  F.    110,133,137,221,358,553 

Strahm,  Karen  J.   110,432 

Strait,  Judith  S.   129,173,554 

Strauss,  James  E.  211,554 

Strecker,  Albert  H.  94,554 

Streeter,  Arthur  C.   85,554 

Streit,  Edwin  H.  356,554 

Stricklin,  Gary  J.  255,554 

Stroberg,  Jeanette  M.  572 

Strohm,  David  A.   189,554 

Strong,  Mabel  B.  231 

Strozier,  Arthur  A.   284 

Strube,  John  H.  217,554 

Struss,  Anne  D.    173,358,431 

Strysower,  Stephen  A.  255,554 

Stuart,  James  G.  255,554 

Stubbs,  Thomas  A.   196,554 

Stuckey,  Cheryl  R.   171,554 

Stuckey,  Larry  D.  97,137,183,554 

Stuckey,  Wayne  K.   315 

Stucky,  Stephen  W.   106,132 

Stude,  John  W.  262,554 

Studebaker,  Ralph  E.  262,554 

Student  Activities  Board  60 

Student  Body  President  55 

Student  Chapter  of  American  Institute 

of  Architects  91 
Student  Chapter  of  American  Society  of 

Landscape  Architects  92 
Student  Publications  370-379 
Student  Senate  55 
Studio  Royal   585 
Studky,  Stephen  W.  356 
Studnicka,  James  R.   106,143 
Stuessi,  Janice  L.    159,248,554 
Stuessi,  Keith  A.   38,60,197,554 
Stull,  Robert  W.  285 
Stump,  Jerry  H.  2)1,554 
Stumpff,  Judith  L.   79,237,554 
Sturdevant,  Sandra  F.    133,137,153,248,554 
Sturgis,  Constance  A.   154,554 
Stutzman,  Harriet  J.    126,129,130,235,554 
Suberkropp,  Jerald  L.  222,554 
Suberkropp,  Keller  F.  222,432 
Subramaniam,  Ramaswa  88 
Suchart,  Carol  A.    168,169,248,554 
Suchsland,  Eileen  M.  249,554 
Sudbeck,  Odo  M.  255,554 
Suderman,  Marilynn  K.  243,432 
Suellentrop,  John  M.  209,368,554 
Suenram,  Richard  D.  255,554 
Suess,  Erwin  103,127 
Sughrue,  Kathleen  M.   115,554 
Sughrue,  Margaret  H.  47,71,154,432 
Sughrue,  Patricia  A.  47,84,147,154,554 
Sullivan,  Dorothy  L.   111,243,554 
Sullivan,  Gale  R.  263,554 
Sullivan,  Glenn  H.   105,183,443,554 
Sullivan,  Nancy  L.  97,147,171,358,554 
Sullivant,  Evelyn  A.  432 
Sullivant,  T.  Oneil    108,554 
Summer  School  320 
Summers,  Linda  L.   153,554 
Summerson,  Frank  T.   554 
Sumner,  Ronald  P.   191,555 
Sun,  Hsieh-Tien   120 
Sun,  Yi-Tien    120 
Sunderland,  Lane  V.    199,555 
Sunset  Apartments  238 
Suor,  Jane  A.   111,165,555 
Suppes,  Duane  A.  432 
Suppes,  Victor  C.    102 
Suran,  Brenda  K.   110,173,555 
Surtees,  Linda  J.    154,229,555 
Sutaria,  Daran  P.  88,118 
Sutcliffe,  Richard  L.    124,555 
Suthar,  Shamaldas  L.    118 
Sutherland,  Theodore   196,555 
Suthiprasert,  Vitoon  90 
Sutphen,  Leslie  D.    111,154,555 
Sutton,  Sally  A.   58,110,167,555 
Svarvari,  Sherwood  L.   100 
Svastisalee,  Chayant  90 
Svaty,  Donald  R.   199,432 
Svaty,  Howard  S.    189,432 
Svaty,  John  G.   199,555 
Svaty,  Karl  J.    196,555 


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Swaffar,  Mary  J.   111,173,351,555 

Swaim,  Steven  F.  98,219,432 

Swain,  Damon  P.   265,555 

Swain,  Marion  K.  233,555 

Swan,  Susan  A.    173,555 

Swank,  Helen  T.   170 

Swann,  Clair  L.  70,262,555 

Swanson,  Donna  C.   101 

Swanson,  James  V.   187,555 

Swanson,  Sherman  J.    100 

Swanwick,  Daryl  K.  555 

Swart,  Roger  R.  262,555 

Swartz,  Paul  B.   191,304,318,432 

Sweat,  Donald  L.  262,555 

Sweat,  June  F.   143,248,556 

Sweet,  William  J.  222,556 

Swenson,  Carol  R.  555 

Swenson,  Richard  L.  217,555 

Swerczek,  David  A.  97,143 

Swerczek,  Robert  A.  99,143 

Swickard,  Richard  D.    177,556 

Swimming  298 

Swint,  James  L.   556 

Switzer,  Kenneth  W.  222,556 

Syed,  Sayeeduddin    121 

Sykes,  Thomas  L.  356 

Symes,  Mary  H.  248,556 

Symns,  Barbara  J.  47,66,71,112,221,432 

Symns,  Janet  A.    154,225,432 

Szamotula,  Helen  233,556 


Taber,  Homer  L.   262,556 

Tabor,  Theodore  E.  83 

Tackett,  Howard  M.  89 

Tadtman,  James  L.   556 

Tadtman,  Marilyn  M.   556 

Taftian,  Samuel    1 19 

Tagader,  Mrs.  E.  E.  208 

Tandon,  Sirjang    1 18 

Tanner,  Margaret  E.   58,111,126,225,233,556 

Taphorn,  Robert  B.   107,556 

Taplin,  Faye  L.   129,233,556 

Taplin,  George  E.   74,187,432 

Tariq,  Mohammad    117,121,443 

Tarry,  Michael  C.   139 

Tatro,  Richard  A.  432 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  218-219 

Tau  Sigma  Delta  78 

Tawney,  Gail  E.  84,114,163,556 

Taylor,  Bernard  C.  223,556 

Taylor,  Donna  J.    173,235,556 

Taylor,  Doris  J.  556 

Taylor,  Ellen  L.    113,133,161,556 

Taylor,  Harry  L.  283 

Taylor,  Herbert  556 

Taylor,  John  C.  262,556 

Taylor,  John  H.  556 

Taylor,  John  M.   128,437 

Taylor,  Katherine  R.  223,556 

Taylor,  Lewis  R.   105,267,556 

Taylor,  Linda  G.  237,432 

Taylor,  Norris  M.  217,556 

Taylor,  Ralph  B.  207,556 

Taylor,  Susan  A.   154,432 

Taylor,  Suzette  G.  229,556 

Taylor,  William  A.   262,556 

Taylor,  WilliamS.   187,556 

Teagarden,  George  A.   25,108,183,556 

Teagarden,  John  R.   183,443 

Teagarden,  Richard  L.   108,124,183,556 

Teas,  Roy  K.  294,295 

Tedford, Jay  S.   262,556 

Teeter,  Richard  B.    193,556 

Teichgraeber,  Thomas   199,355,356,556 

Templer,  Patricia  A.    173,351,393,432 

Templer,  William  W.   556 

Tempo  582 

Ten,  Broeck  T.  248,557 

ennis  311 

errell,  Rebecca  L.  443 

erry,  Douglas  M.   193,557 

etebo,  Rosetta  233,557 

haete,  Leland  L.  557 
Thawley,  Frances  G.   137,154,557 
Theel,  Kenneth  E.    133,145 
Theis,  Shirley  F.   111,143,235,557 
Theta  Sigma  Phi  70 
Theta  Xi   178 

Theurer,  Richard  L.    108,183,557 
Theye,  Lonnie  A.  43,93,137,141,179,432 
Theii,  Marie  E.    142,229,557 
Theile,  Irvin  D.    137,145,189,356,557 
Theiler,  Stephen  M.   262,557 
Theising,  James  W.   57,75,89,213,557 
Thiessen,  John  H.  78,140 
Thiessen,  Leon  A.   100,140,432 
Thiessen,  Suzanne  S.   140 
Thirkell,  Douglas  J.  262,557 
Thomas,  Dennis  E.  557 
Thomas,  Donald  R.  262,557 
Thomas,  Gary  E.  73,98,432 
Thomas,  Gary  M.   55,277,432 
Thomas,  Jeanette  M.  432 
Thomas,  John  G.    105 
Thomas,  Jon  F.  262,359,557 
Thomas,  Kenneth  L.  24 
Thomas,  Linden  C.  262,443 
Thomas,  Manuel  A.  99 
Thomas,  Margaret    101 
Thomas,  Nancy  K.  248,557 
Thomas,  Peter  B.  437 
Thomas,  Richard  L.   38,197,557 
Thomas,  Rosa  L.   106 
Thompson,  Barbara  J.    171,557 
Thompson,  Catherine   159,432 
Thompson,  Dwight  R.   144 
Thompson,  Edward  L.   557 


Thompson,  Evelyn  C.    101 

Thompson,  Everett  L.  557 

Thompson,  Harvey  D.    181,356,558 

Thompson,  Hugh  E.    105 

Thompson,  James  D.   103,144,432 

Thompson,  Janet  95,225 

Thompson,  Jay  F.   129,211,558 

Thompson,  Jonnie  S.   235,558 

Thompson,  Kenneth  L.  98 

Thompson,  Krita  J.   135 

Thompson,  Larry  L.  90,558 

Thompson,  Leslie  A.    159,558 

Thompson,  Linda  L.   168,248,558 

Thompson,  Linda  R.    169,233,558 

Thompson,  Margaret  F.    171,432 

Thompson,  Margaret  L.  313 

Thompson,  Marvin  P.    102 

Thompson,  Melvin  E.   56,73,199,319,356,558 

Thompson,  Steven  M.   255,558 

Thompson,  Thomas  A.  78,91,128 

Thompson,  Tommy  A.   558 

Thompson,  Tommy  R.   92 

Thompson,  Wilbur  E.    105 

Thompson,  Wilma  M.   245 

Thomson,  Frank  299 

Thomson,  Janet  225,233,558 

Thorne,  Bertram  C.  74 

Thorne,  Michael  H.  356 

Thornton,  Marsha  A.  95,233,558 

Thorsen,  Karen  E.   241,558 

Thorson,  I.   Eugene  91 

Thurn,  Robert  L.  215,558 

Thurston,  Joe  E.   255,558 

Thye,  George  D.  98,197,432 

Tidball,  William  P.  97 

Tice,  Gary  D.   129,130,368,558 

Tietjen,  Douglas  A.   318 

Tiffany,  Carol  S.    111,133,221,558 

Tilkian,  Hrag  J.   120,255,558 

Tillmon,  Conibeth   233,558 

Timmons,  Charles  E.    109,558 

Timmons,  Joyce  M.   154,432 

Tinkham,  Susan  K.   233,558 

Tinklin,  Gwendolyn  L.  45 
Tipling,  Roger  N.  432 

Tisdel,  John  F.    199,558 

Tittel,  Ronald  L.   105,262,558 

Tjaden,  Nancy  C.   248,363,558 

Tobias,  Gary  G.    109,111 

Toburen,  Kathleen  K.    131 

Todd, John  D.    124 

Todd,  Michael  J.  213,558 

Toews,  Kathleen  L.    131,558 

Toland,  Richard  E.   558 

Toll,  Krista  D.   140 

Tolle,  Thomas  D.    181,558 

Tollefson,  James  C.   189,432 

Tollefson,  Sandra  D.    112,133,248,355,554 

Toney,  John  W.  68,106,133,137,201,558 

Topham,  David  A.    140,558 

Topliff,  Harold  J.    133,262,558 

Torluemke,  Mark  K.  69,129,189,558 

Torrence,  Bobbie  J.   248,558 

Touchstone  368 

Tousignant,  Larry  L.   211,558 

Touslee,  James  E.  90,181,396,558 

Towers,  Richard  E.   283 

Town  and  Country  Hardware  587 

Towner,  Thomas  G.    177,559 

Townsend,  Jane  L.  229,559 

Trabant,  Dennis  C.   559 

Trabant,  Galen  D.  559 

Track  302-305 

Train,  Steve  W.    197,559 

Train,  Thomas  C.   77,294 

Traveler's  Motel  584 

Travis,  Janice  L.    167,559 

Travis,  Valorie  A.    167,433 

Traxson,  Steven  G.   559 

Trembley,  Stephen  G.    199,433 

Trembly,  Randall  M.   262,559 

Trennepohl,  Brian  G.  72 

Trent,  Curtis   18,115 

Treptow,  Robert  K.   51,99 

Trew,  Marsha  A.  433 

Triangle    179 

Tribble,  Burton  K.  223,559 

Trible,  Leah  G.   237,559 

Tribolet,  Tom  M.   51,98 

Tribunal   57 

Tri-Country  Motor  Company   588 

Triemer,  Norman  C.   108,433 

Tripp,  Robert  L.  91,559 

Trisler,  Dennis  R.   222,559 

Troell,  Richard  S.   207,559 

Trost,  Eldon  R.    132,255,559 

Trotter,  D.  M.   52 

Trotter,  Marilyn  B.   71 

Trowbridge,  David  A.   215,559 

Trubey,  Timothy  P.  86,215,559 

True,  Janet  E.   69,229,559 

Trumbo,  Don  A.  57 

Trummel,  Marsha  G.   238,559 

Trussell,  Judy  J.  69,110,131,559 

Trybom,  James  C.   262,559 

Tucker,  David  S.  68,222,559 

Tucker,  Loren  G.    100,207,559 

Tucker,  Sheryl  K.   248,559 

Tucker,  Thomas  R.    137,141,201,559 

Tudor,  William  A.   433 

Tuggle,  Anne  A.    111,129,173,559 

Tuggle,  David  C.    191,301,304,433 

Tunison,  Wilma  R.  241 

Tuomey,  John  A.  92,559 

Turnbull,  Clifford  G.  559 

Turnbull,  Kenneth  R.   193,559 

Turnbull,  Larry  K.    193,559 

Turner,  Catherine  L.    124,559 

Turner,  Dixie  L.  233,559 

Turner,  Edward  L.   215,559 


Turner,  Judy  L.    101 

Turner,  Katherine  L.    153 

Turner,  Marvin  E.    100 

Turner,  Rolland    144 

Turner,  Robert  J.   298 

Turner,  Suzanne   147,173,229,345,559 

Turner,  Terry  N.  73,99 

Turner,  William  R.    178,433 

Turney,  Linda  K.  84,165,559 

Tussey,  Barbara  A.    129,173,559 

Tuxbury,  William  D.   72 

Twaddell,  Dale  O.    109,122,132 

Tweed,  Patricia  E.    171,559 

Twiss,  Page  C.  80,103 

Twombly,  Thomas  R.    181,560 

Tylke,  Marjorie  K.  74 


Voth,  Thomas  R.   562 
Vrooman,  John  L.   285 


w 


u 


Uehling,  Thomas  R.   177,560 

Ukena,  Nancy  J.    154,229,560 

Umali,  Julita  E.  71 

Umholtz,  Kenneth  L.    105,560 

Umscheid,  Mary  J.   560 

Umscheid,  Phyllis  J.   560 

Underclassmen  445 

Underwood,  Kenneth  H.   213,301,560 

Underwood,  Sandra  M.   241,560 

Ungeheuer,  Terry  F.  262,560 

Union  Director  59 

University  News  369 

Union  Governing  Board  60 

Union  National  Bank  582 

Union  Program  Council   60 

University  Book  Store  584 

Unruh,  David  J.  215,356,560 

Unruh,  David  M.   316 

Unruh,  Eileen  J.    157,560 

Unruh,  Phillip  F.    129,211,560 

Unruh,  Rachel  R.  74,159,560 

Unzicker,  Jerry  L.  262,560 

Upson,  Dan  W.  277 

Urban,  Larry  J.   296 

Urban,  Patricia  A.   235,560 

Urban,  Richard  F.  72,433 

Urbanek,  Gary  L.    129,137,143,199,560 

Urbanek,  Kathryn  E.   79,167,560 

Utterback,  Donald  C.   177,433 

Utterback,  Stephen  560 

Utz,  Donald  C.   255,318,560 

Uzomaka,  Onyema  E.    119 


Vacek,  Howard  R.    183,560 

Vadrevu,  Murthy  S.    118 

Vahle,  Gregory  J.  285 

Valder,  Stephen  M.   105 

Valenti,  Sharon  S.   233,560 

Valla,  Patricia  S.  248,560 

Van  Allen,  Robert  L.   191,367,560 

Van  Blarcum,  Judy  L.    163,560 

Van  Zile  Hall  239-241 

Vance,  James  D.  262,560 

Van  de  Riet,  Randy   262,560 

Vandorn,  Bernard  W.  356 

Vanhole,  Steven  J.   72,255,560 

Vanlaarhoven,  Henry   109,262,560 

Van  Meter,  Shirley  E.    114,144,560 

Vanover,  Roger  E.  262,560 

Van  Pelt,  Vance  E.  211,560 

Van  Sickel,  Camille   173,233,560 

Vansickel,  James  V.   255,560 

Van  Vleet,  Sharon  L.    128,248,560 

Van  Vleet,  Shirley  J.    113,133,241,560 

Vanwickler,  Douglas  91 

Varna,  Shyam  S.    118 

Vasa,  Pradeep  B.    118 

Vathauer,  Margie  E.  74,352,359,560 

Veatch,  James  M.    108 

Venard,  Robert  E.   199,561 

Venis,  John  E.   433 

Vergin,  Dexter  A.   125,143,267,298,356,561 

Verhage,  Karen  J.   233,561 

Verschelden,  Michael    143,209,561 

Vessey,  Diana  K.   229,561 

Veterinary  Medicine  Council   51 

Veterinary  Medicine  Open  House  331 

Veteto,  Sherry  A.   243,561 

Vice,  Donald  A.   433 

Vice,  Gwen  R.    135 

Vice,  Irvin  D.    196,561 

Vice,  Kay  E.   135 

Vick,  Judith  L.   229,561 

Viergever,  James  D.   88,433 

Viers,  Charles  E.    102 

Viets,  John  A.   219,561 

Viets,  John  C.   433 

Vietti,  James  D.  213,561 

Vieux,  J.  Michael   91,561 

Vilander,  Joyce  M.   237,561 

Vincent,  Karen  K.    101 

Vincent,  Thomas  D.   100,561 

Viney,  Walter  J.  294 

Visser,  Arietta  Y.   1 12,248,561 

Vivas,  Eliseo  440 

Vodraska,  Rita  L.    137,143,248,561 

Vodraska,  Robert  V.    106,124,433 

Voelker,  Elizabeth  H.  229,561 

Voelker,  Gary  E.    100,143,209,562 

Voet,  Mary  A.    142,229,358,562 

Vogt,  Gary  D.  92,562 

Volkmer,  Diane  K.  229,561 

Volz,  Darrell  W.  213,562 

Von  Lehe,  Judith  E.  433 

Votapek,  Ralph   337 


Wachtman,  Larry  H.   197,433 
Waddle,  Jane  A.   173,373,562 
Wade,  Giles  L.   219,562 
Wade,  Kenneth  R.   562 
Wade,  Susan  K.   161,248,562 
Wadhwa,  Vishesh  C.  88,118,443 
Wadsack,  James  F.  97,137,255,562 
Wagner,  Carolyn  K.  95,229,562 
Wagner,  Iris  L.   100 
Wagner,  Marilyn  J.    106,140,237,562 
Wagoner,  Carolyn  S.  241,561 
Wagoner,  Marilyn  A.   241,562 
Wahlen,  Barbara  L.   243,562 
Wahlmeier,  Carl  V.    109 
Wainwright,  David  E.  93,562 
Waite,  Jerald  T.  317 
Waite,  Nancy  S.   84,159,562 
Waknitz,  Sandra  S.    154,562 
Waldo,  Cathy  J.   229,562 
Waldren,  Terry  E.   262,562 
Walkenshaw,  Sara  S.   562 
Walker,  Carol  S.   32,67,126,159,562 
Walker,  James  D.    148,191,562 
Walker,  Janet  A.   249,562 
Walker,  Jeanne  M.    129,168,233,562 
Walker,  Mildred  L.    18 
Walker,  Neill  R.  99 
Walker,  Patricia  S.   113,241,562 
Walker,  Warren   352 
Walkmeyer,  Karen  P.   111,154,345,433 
Wallace,  Deanna  K.   133,137,243,562 
Wallace,  Elizabeth  G.   229,562 
Wallace,  James  E.   285 
Wallace,  Nancy  K.   111,243,562 
Wallerstedt,  James  B.    191,318,562 
Wallingford,  John  A.   562 
Walman,  Ira  M.   219,562 
Walser,  Charlene  D.    154,248,562 
Walsh,  Tom  W.  85,129,562 
Walt  Leonard  Agency   575 
Walter,  Glenna  D.   221,562 
Walter,  Stanley  E.   563 
Walter,  Mrs.  Stuart  264 
Walters,  Charles  P.   80,103 
Walters,  Donald  L.  89 
Walters,  Mark  S.    107 
Walters,  Riley  G.  433 
Waltheim  Hall   242-243 
Walz,  Leroy  H.   563 
Walz,  Stephen  A.   563 
Wamhoff,  Alana  K.   237,563 
Wamhoff,  George  S.   262,563 
Wanager,  Gloria  D.    112,229,563 
Wandt,  Elizabeth  A.  84,167,563 
Wang,  Han  C.    120 
Wanklyn,  Dennis  A.   255 
Wanklyn,  Mary  E.   58,111,131 
Wanklyn,  Shirley  A.    154,563 
Ward,  Joe  E.   18,80,86,87,92,199,563 
Ward,  Karen  S.   84,129,168,563 
Ward  M.  Keller  586 
Warden,  Eldon  O.  433 
Warden,  Jessie  A.  45 
Warders,  Katherina  C.   241,433 
Wardlaw,  Dale  A.  97,563 
Ware,  Linda  J.   563 
Wareham  Hotel   591 
Wareham  Theater  579 
Warner,  Carlyle  W.    116 
Warner,  Clifford  M.   213,563 
Warner,  David  A.   356 
Warner,  Joan  E.   100,124,241,433 
Warner,  Lynette  K.   154,563 
Warner,  Maxine  K.    133,174,233,563 
Warren,  Don  R.    144,196,443 
Warren,  George  W.    132,262,563 
Warren,  Howard  L.    199,563 
Warren,  Jimmy  D.  262,563 
Warren,  Kenneth  M.  80,103 
Warren,  Laurel  B.    111,153,229,563 
Warren  Poston  Motors  588 
Warrington,  Edith  E.  47,71,112,433 
Warta,  Judith  A.   229,563 
Warta,  Thomas  H.   211,563 
Wartman,  Elizabeth  G.   167,233,563 
Wary,  Elizabeth  M.    126,163,241,563 
Washburn,  Gary  L.   262,563 
Washburn,  John  M.   88,433 
Washburn,  Norvell  L.  90,563 
Wasike,  Manasseh    119 
Wasinger,  Harold  E.  99 
Wasmund,  Marilyn  K.   229,563 
Wassberg,  John  I.   38,55,191,563 
Waters,  Anne  C.    154,248,563 
Waters,  Keith  R.   203,563 
Waters,  Luanne  H.  69,168,563 
Watkins,  Linda  J.    154,248,563 
Watson,  Gary  E.   296 
Watson,  Harleen  M.   243,563 
Watson,  Norma  J.   165,563 
Watt,  Philip  G.    177,563 
Wattenberg,  Herbert  205,563 
Watters,  Mary  A.   71,111,168,433 
Watterson,  Carl  E.   262,564 
Watts,  Rena  L.    113,248,355,564 
Waturuocha,  Desmond   76,100,119 
Wauthier,  Ray   306,307 
Weak,  Earl  D.    144,564 
Wearden,  Stanley   18 
Weatherall,  Verna  J.   235,564 
Weatherholt,  Richard   219,564 
Weathers,  James  D.  433 
Weaver,  David  L.   564 


607 


Weaver,  Doug   279,283 

Weaver,  Robert  L.   223,564 

Weaver,  Roxanne  248,564 

Weaver,  William  A.   129 

Webb,  John  L.  80,103,433 

Webb,  Stephen  A.  294 

Webb,  Wilton  S.    564 

Webber,  Richard  E.  65,73,98,316,433 

Weber,  A.D.   17 

Weber,  Janice  K.   229,564 

Weber,  Sue  A.   564 

Webster,  James  A.   105 

Webster,  Lorna  J.  235,359,564 

Webster,  Montgomery   262,564 

Weckel,  Frederic  C.    187,433 

Wegerer,  Duane  E.  93,196,433 

Wegerer,  Gary  W.   564 

Wegerer,  Loma  L.    135 

Wegerer,  Vernon  M.   80,87,433 

Wegman,  Janet  M.   1 10,1 12,133,143,147 

161,564 
Wehling,  Edward  R.   82,90 
Wehr,  William  S.  85 
Wehrman,  Howard  M.   262 
Wehrman,  Pearl  I.  221,564 
Wiechert,  Jay  A.  87 
Weickert,  William  C.  434 
Weide,  Wayne  R.  93,564 
Weidle,  Nick  L.  207,564 
Weidle,  Victoria  L.   159,434 
Weigand,  Joel  T.  96,143,201,564 
Weigel,  Lawrence  N.   213,292,293 
Weigel,  Margaret  E.   171,434 
Weil,  Jerry  D.    100 
Weil,  Mary  E.   101 
Weiner,  Stephen  B.   262,285,564 
Weisenberg,  E.  J.   143 
Weisman,  Paul  H.   262,564 
Weisser,  Jacquelyn  M.   229,564 
Weisser,  Marilyn  K.   229,564 
Welborn,  Alice  K.    154,248,564 
Weldon,  Charles  R.   76,139,255,434 
Weldon,  Terry  A.  60 
Welker,  Ronald  L.   255,564 
Wellenstein,  William  J.  73,209,434 
Welliever,  Brenda  J.   125,229,564 
Wells,  Barbara  M.    113,157,564 
Wells,  Harlan  T.  263,564 
Wells,  Mrs.  I  la  Hall   223 
Wells,  Lois  K.  83 
Wells,  Ray  L.   196,434 
Wells,  Richard  C.   564 
Wells,  Ward  V.   203,564 
Wells,  Wendell  R.   255,564 
Welsh,  Ronald  D.    108,265,564 
Welty,  Ivan  L.  90 
Wendelburg,  Loren  J.    191,564 
Wenger,  Michael  R.   564 
Wenger,  Patricia  L.    1 1 1 ,225,229,565 
Wenrich,  Steven  R.   211,565 
Wentworth,  Barry  D.   319 
Wentz,  Darrel  P.   196,262,565 
Wentz,  Michael  L.   313 
Wentz,  Roslyn  D.    157,565 
Werner,  Judith  F.   55,66,78,84,171,434 
Wesch,  James  H.  93,307 
Wesche,  Linda  J.   248,565 
Wesley  Foundation   138 
West,  Dale  E.  91,565 
West  Hall  244-248 
West,  Karen  J.   126,144,248,565 
West,  Richard  D.   262,565 
West,  Rosalyn  A.  229,565 
West,  Saundra  G.  237,565 
West  Stadium  266-267 
Westeman,  Doris  M.   434 
Wester,  Susan  M.  235,565 
Westerman,  John  R.    183,565 
Westervelt,  R.  Dwight   133,137.356,565 
Westhoff,  Richard  W.  262,565 
Westover,  Dennis  R.  565 
Westphal,  Dennis  C.   255,565 
Wethington,  Stanley  D.  566 
Wetzel,  Sheryl    135 
Weybrew,  Steven  J.   255,566 
Weyer,  Judith  A.   566 
Whaples,  Gene  C.   115 
Whealy,  Barbara  K.  237,566 
Wheatley,  Candace  A.   159,566 
Wheatley,  Christine   167,566 
Wheatley,  Dennis  C.   187,566 
Wheeler,  Floyd  E.   566 
Wheeler,  Sharon  K.   241,566 
Wheelock,  Hugh  H.    108,262,566 
Whetstine,  Douglas  G.  262,566 
White,  Barbara  J.   241,566 
White,  Charlotte  M.   566 
White,  James  W.   434 
White,  John  H.    191,566 
White,  Marshall  E.   285 
White,  Mary  F.    147 
White,  Mary  L.    126,153,566 
White,  Michael  D.  284,285 
White,  Sharon  A.    111,163,566 
White,  Terry  L.    193,262,566 
White,  Vera  T.  434 
Whitehead,  Karen  E.  221,434 
Whitehill,  Janet  M.   233,566 


Whiteman,  Roger  K.  265,566 

Whiteside,  Cuma  L.   110,434 

Whitley,  Sharon  A.   345,566 

Whitlock,  Barbara  A.  235,566 

Whitlock,  Karmen  M.   248,566 

Whitman,  Barbara  E.  233,566 

Whitman,  John  F.   86 

Whitmer,  Dana  L.   248,566 

Whitmer,  Lionel  R.  222,566 

Whitmore,  Marian  L.   163,566 

Whitney,  Mary  E.    131,566 

Whitney,  Mason  C.   197,566 

Whitt,  Jerry  W.  88,191,443 

Whittaker,  James  A.  207,566 

Whitten,  Ruth  E.  47,55,165,434 

Whittlesey,  Diana  K.   115,248,566 

Whitton,  Connie  S.   229,566 

Wiard,  Howard  A.  566 

Wiard,  Mary  A.   566 

Wibbeler,  Richard  M.   566 

Wible,  Stephen  H.    199,566 

Wichman,  Carol  M.   566 

Wichman,  Ross  J.    130,143,255,567 

Wicker,  Frederick  W.  223,567 

Wicks,  Brian  A.    106 

Widau,  Stanly  C.   131,133,183,567 

Widener,  Austin  L.    122,144,262,567 

Wiechert,  Jay  A.  434 

Wiechert,  Shelia  G.   135 

Wiechman,  Steven  R.    189,356,567 

Wieland,  James  N.   143 

Wieland,  Judith  C.   243,567 

Wieland,  William  H.  255,434 

Wiescamp,  Lyle  W.  93,196,435 

Wietharn,  William  S.   209,435 

Wiggins,  Jon  S.  318,319 

Wilbeck,  Janet  K.   248,567 

Wilbeck,  Jerry  L.   435 

Wilber,  James  A.  435 

Wilbur,  Donald  A.   105 

Wilch,  Cheryl  L.   233,567 

Wilchman,  Ross  J.    129 

Wilcox,  Connie  J.   567 

Wilcox,  Nancy  S.   159,567 

Wilcox,  Robert  B.  93 

Wilcox,  Ronald   567 

Wilcoxon,  Cecil  R.   76,107,223,435 

Wilcoxon,  George  D.   55 

Wildcat  Bowling  Lanes  590 

Wiley,  Cecil  W.  97,567 

Wiley,  George  L.    100,201,567 

Wiley,  Lois  A.  79,129,145,225,248,567 

Wilken,  Fred  D.   435 

Wilkerson,  James  M.   199,567 

Wilkinson,  Richard  K.   283 

Willard,  F.  Lynn  97,255,318,567 

Wilier,  Robert  H.  91,262,567 

Williams,  Allan  G.   207,435 

Williams,  Arch  H.  75 

Williams,  Billy  F.    123,191,435 

Williams,  Cheryl  E.    167,341,567 

Williams,  Diana  J.   111,114,173,435 

Williams,  Diane  F.    1 14,128,225,229,567 

Williams,  D.  Max   43,56,65,72 

Williams,  Douglas  W.  86,92,94,183, 

356,567 
Williams,  Frederick  L.  60,81,126,133,359 

374,375,567 


lliams,  Gary  W.   286,293 

lliams,  IrisM.    153,567 

lliams,  James  R.   356 

lliams,  John  C.  78,91,145,435 

lliams,  John  H.   105 

lliams,  Judith  K.    113,248,567 

lliams,  Kathleen  R.    157,567 

lliams,  Kerry  F.   72,191,367,435 

lliams,  Kyle  E.  435 

lliams,  Larry  L.    100 

lliams,  Laura  L.   233,567 

lliams,  Leslie  L.   572 

lliams,  Lillian  M.   368 

lliams,  Mark  D.   262,567 

lliams,  Maureen  C.   114,235,567 

lliams,  May  A.    101,236 

lliams,  Michael  H.   294,295 

lliams,  Robert  A.   262,567 

lliams,  Robert  D.   197,567 
Robert  H.   567 
Robert  J.   567 
Ronnie  C.   262,567 
Thomas  A.  97,124 


lliams, 
lliams 
lliams 
lliams 
lliams 


William  R.   105,296,297,567 
lliamson,  Arthur  W.  94,255,435 
lliamson,  John  M.   435 
Mis,  Cecil  G.   138 
Mis,  Lonnie  D.  97,567 
lliston   103 

Hits,  James  L.    179,567 
Hits,  Richard  H.   262,567 
Ison,  Anita  K.  71 
Ison,  Carolyn  K.   568 
Ison,  Carolyn  L.   241,568 
Ison,  Charles  E.  217,443 
Ison,  C.  Peairs  24,49 
Ison,  Cynthia  A.   233,568 
Ison,  Dan  E.    197,568 
Ison,  David  L.  207,568 
Ison,  David  S.    197,378,568 


Wilson,  Donald  M.  72 

Wilson,  Edward  L.   568 

Wilson,  Elizabeth  A.   111,171,435 

Wilson,  Glenna  L.  70 

Wilson,  Helen  A.   154,229,568 

Wilson,  Howard  W.    106 

Wilson,  James  D.   215,568 

Wilson,  Jerry  L.   122,133,250,255,435' 

Wilson,  Jimmy  E.   285 

Wilson,  Lewis  B.  215,568 

Wilson,  Linda  M.   248,568 

Wilson,  Loris  J.  568 

Wilson,  Martha  A.   58,110,248,568 

Wilson,  Mary  F.   235,435 

Wilson,  Pamela  G.   237,568 

Wilson,  Phyllis  B.   161,568 

Wilson,  Reita  B.   139,248,568 

Wilson,  Richard  H.   369 

Wilson,  Rodney  E.   568 

Wilson,  Roger  K.  92,568 

Wilson,  Ronald  L.   307,568 

Wilson,  Ruth  A.   58,161,568 

Wilson,  Steven  R.   76,568 

Wilson,  Terry  L.  96,129,130,219,568 

Wilson,  William  C.   283 

Wilt,  John  B.  255,568 

Wiltse,  Kenneth  C.  262,568 

Wiltse,  Sue  A.    165,568 

Wiman,  Jean  A.   135 

Wiman,  Warren  D.  80,103 

Windels,  Mary  E.   113,133,248,354,568 

Winderlin,  Pauletta   112,142,229,568 

Windier,  Gene  E.    124,435 

Windier,  Timothy  R.    189,356,568 

Winfrey,  Dennis  R.   285 

Winfrey,  Phyllis  J.   435 

Wingard,  Paul  S.  80,103 

Wingert,  Robert  E.   99,183,568 

Winkler,  Judith  A.  69,111,238,568 

Winkley,  Marvin  J.   262,568 

Winn,  Stephen  L.  99,201,568 

Winner,  Wayne  R.  262,568 

Winslow,  Stephen  J.  91 

Winter,  Adene  E.   113 

Winter,  Charles  A.   568 

Winter,  Dennis  P.  435 

Winter,  Esta  A.  71,134,435 

Winter,  Lennita  A.  233,568 

Winter,  Tex   287,293,294 

Winter,  Thomas  L.  435 

Winter,  William  G.  97,255,568 

Winters,  Kenneth  D.  207,304,569 

Winters,  Robert  L.  98,437 

Winters,  Shiela  A.   159,248,569 

Winzeler,  Kenneth  A.    129,  181,569 

Wiruth,  Robert  J.  43,90,201,435 

Wirtz,  Ronald  L.   569 

Wise,  Michael  R.   569 

Wise,  Peggy  J.   113,229,569 

Wise,  Urban  G.  72,209,443 

Wisegarver,  Frederic  219,569 

Wisegarver,  Richard   219,312,569 

Wiseman,  Billy  R.   105 

Wisniewski,  John  E.  189,569 

Witt,  John  B.  97 

Wittenborn,  John  S.  217,356,569 

Wofford,  Mary  L.   113,167,248,569 

Wogan,  Linda  K.  241,435 

Wolf,  Judith  A.  66,79,117,157,435 

Wolf,  Keith  A.  98,435 

Wolf,  Ronald  D.  89 

Wolf,  Wallace  W.  98,183,569 

Wolfe,  Rosemary  A.   111,112,154,569 

Wolff,  Gloria  D.   235,569 

Wolfram,  Edmond  T.   572 

Women's  Intramurals  314-315 

Women's  Housing  224 

Wong,  Patrick  H.    120 

Wood,  Allen  H.   102 

Wood,  Ben  W.    133,137,569 

Wood,  Frederick  R.   569 

Wood,  Joan  F.   171,569 

Wood,  Mrs.  Joe  N.   134 

Wood,  Joseph  N.   207,435 

Wood,  LeEtta  L.   58,248,569 

Wood,  Martha  E.  95,159,569 

Wood,  Steve  J.  217,569 

Woodall,  Linda  L.   235,569 

Woodard,  Charles  R.    193,569 

Woodard,  Craig  M.   199,319,569 

Woodard,  Gwen  D.  95,147,171,351,436 

Woodburn,  John  W.  255,569 

Woodruff,  Burrton  G.   226,443 

Woodruff,  Doris  J.   226 

Woods,  Franklin  C.   262,570 

Woods,  Michael  J.    103 

Woods,  Robert  A.  436 

Woodson,  Steve  C.   183,262,570 

Woodward's  590 

Woodward,  Daniel  F.   213,279,280,281, 

283,307,570 
Woody's  580 
Woody,  Cheryl  J.  237,570 
Woofter,  Dennis  D.  217,296,436 
Woofter,  Frank  L.    181,148,316,356,570 
Woolf,  John  P.  86,436 
Woolley,  Marilyn  L.   113,168,248,570 
Woolley,  Paula   A.    161,436 


Woolsey,  Mary  E.  71 
Woolsey,  Wilma  L.   163,570 
Woolverton,  Michael  W.   104,255,436 
Worley,  Ronald  R.    129,570 
Wormington,  William  L.  255,570 
Worthington,  Judy  K.   113,233,570 
Wrestling   296-297 
Wretling,  Charles  E.   285 
Wright,  James  P.  572 
Wright,  John  B.    181,570 
Wright,  Kendall  M.  255,570 
Wright,  Marjorie  J.  95,125,141,570 
Wright,  Mark  E.    183,436 
Wright,  Randolph  L.  28,91,262,570 
Wright,  Rose  A.   241,570 
Wright,  Susanna  M.   68,229,570 
Wulff,  Frederick  J.   203,570 
Wulfmeyer,  John  T.   367,570 
Wurtz,  Barbara  S.    143,570 
Wurzbacher,  Pamela  S.  229,570 
Wuthnow,  Robert  J.  69,262,570 
Wyatt,  Cary  C.   217,436 
Wyatt,  Douglas  W.   149,219,570 
Wyatt,  Kenneth  R.  85,193,570 
Wyckoff,  M.  William   570 
Wykoff,  Beverly  229,570 
Wylie,  Karen  M.    139,436 
Wylie,  Warren  B.   76,89 
Wyss,  Clifford  D.  436 


Y-Orpheum  324-325 

Yaday,  Kartar  S.    118 

Yager,  James  L.  73,255,318,570 

Yaney,  Jed  E.  262,570 

Yarrow,  Gale  R.    196,570 

Yeager,  Robert  R.  92 

Yenkey,  Albert  N.   215,300,301,304,570 

Yeo  and  Trubey  582 

Yessick,  Margaret  E.    161,233,570 

Yocam,  Michael  B.    109 

Yoder,  Lane  D.   191,570 

Yokouchi,  Sandra  F.   243,436 

York,  Kathryn  A.  233,570 

York,  Lawrence  R.    123,436 

York,  Robert  L.   570 

Yorke,  Jerome  P.    148,183,570 

Yoshimori,  Alvin  M.  91,436 

Yotter,  Gary  R.    144 

Young,  Alexander  M.    191,570 

Young,  Ann  H.    135 

Young,  Gerald  T.    106,570 

Young,  James  E.   572 

Young,  Larry  R.    187 

Young,  Nancy  A.    167,248,358,571 

Young,  Nancy  M.   84,173,571 

Young,  R.  Kent  571 

Young,  Terrance  M.   318 

Young,  William  P.  215,571 

Youngman,  William  M.  92 

Younis,  Muayyad  A.   121 

Younkin,  Charles  D.    191,571 

Younkin,  Timothy  D.    191,436 

Yoxall,  John  E.   571 

Yu  Shu-Hon    120,136 

Yuan,  K.  H.    120 

Yust,  James  W.  86 

Yust,  John  H.   312 

Yust,  Steven  W.  255,571 


Zabel,  George  L.  65,108,133,201,436 
Zabel,  Herbert  F.   80,223,571 
Zabel,  Robert  C.   222,571 
Zackert,  Margaret  L.  248,571 
Zahnley,  Donald  R.  72,144,571 
Zaidi,  Intesar  H.    116,121,443 
Zavesky,  Thomas  C.  262,571 
Zeide,  Steve  M.  262,571 
Zeigler,  Stephen  B.  76,223,571 
Zell,  Richard  E.  215,571 
Zia,  Sultan  M.    118,121 
Zibell.Mary  J.  229,571 
Zibell,  Robert  E.   189,571 
Zielie,  Paul  A.  89 
Zielke,  Richard  K.  213,571 
Zimmer,  Richard  M.   215,262,571 
Zimmerman,  Donald  E.    102,250,262,571 
Zimmerman,  Gary  L.  262,571 
Zimmerman,  Jarold  L.  94 
Zimmerman,  Laurel  G.   572 
Zimmerman,  Marc  W.    129,207,571 
Zimmers,  Joan  C.  233,571 
Zirkle,  Louise  R.    181,571 
Zitek,  Lyle  E.  99 
Zitnik,  Frank  E.  262,571 
Zook,  Lavina  J.    110,229,571 
Zumbrunn,  Daryl  J.  262,571 
Zwick,  Keith  R.   28,92,197,436 
Zwonitzer,  James  E.    109,132,133,137, 
201,436 


608 


I 


IN  RETROSPECT . . . 


The  1965  Royal  Purple  is  now  completed,  after  a  long  year 
of  hard  work  on  the  part  of  many  people,  and  the  finished  Royal 
Purple  belongs  to  the  students  of  Kansas  State  University;  it  is 
a  record  of  the  people,  places  and  things  of  their  1965  school 
year.  Although  more  people  than  it  is  possible  to  mention  exerted 
time  and  effort  on  the  production  of  this  book,  I  would  like  to 
extend  a  personal  thank  you  to  Royal  Purple  Adviser  C.  J.  (Chief) 
Medlin  for  his  never-ending  help,  advice  and  patience;  to  the 
members  of  my  editorial  staff  for  their  hard  work  and  team  effort; 
to  Mark  Miller,  business  manager,  and  his  staff  for  their  coopera- 
tion; to  photographers  Rick  Solberg  and  David  von  Riesen  for 
their  campus  coverage;  to  Don  Richards  and  von  Riesen  for  their 
color  pictures;  to  Lawrence  Blaker  for  his  excellent  advice  and 
work  on  Royal  Purple  Queen  Pictures;  to  the  Studio  Royal  for 
class  pictures;  to  the  University  Photographers  for  organization 
pictures;  to  Frank  Wright  and  the  people  of  American  Yearbook 
Co.,  Topeka,  for  their  assistance  and  advice;  to  the  S.  K.  Smith 
Company,  Chicago,  for  the  covers;  to  Anita  Johnson,  student 
publication  secretary;  and  to  the  Royal  Purple  office  staff.  I  would 
also  like  to  extend  my  grateful  thanks  to  Terry  Fitzgerald  for  two 
years  of  patience  and  help. 

BECKY  FITZGERALD 


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