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SIMPLE  road  sign  may  point  the  traveler 
to  Manhattan  and  through  the  maze  of  traffic  to 
the  football  stadium.  Once  here,  though,  the 
traveler  sees  other  signs,  more  subtle  in  their  di- 
rections. These  signs  still  tell  him,  "This  is  Kansas 
State  University,  its  campus  and  its  students." 


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— Signs,  obvious  or 
subtle,  bring  memories 
of  '66  to  life 

J.N  memory,  at  least,  students'  lives 
at  K-State  are  marked  by  signs,  dimly 
outlining  the  time  spent  here  as  a  series 
of  coherent  incidents. 

Some  of  the  signs  are  obvious  and 
easy  to  remember,  as  the  first  roommate. 
Others  are  more  subtle,  requiring  an  as- 
sociation to  bring  back  the  memories. 
Together  they  are  the  experiences  that 
make  University  life  here  unique. 

From  the  tranquility  of  Anderson's 
carillon  to  the  harshness  of  Vietnam's 
Iron  Triangle,  from  discussions  of  aca- 
demic freedom  to  re-evaluation  of  in- 
dividual rights — these  contrasts  are  signs 
that  students  are  becoming  involved 
more  with  the  world  and  the  world  with 
them.  Our  world  grows  smaller. 

A  few  long  weekends,  their  passing 
marked  by  sour  stomachs  and  burning 
eyes,  may  melt  into  100  just  alike.  How- 
ever, a  walk  past  the  concrete  that  marks 
the  burned  auditorium  won't  diminish 
the  memory  of  the  auditorium.  That 
memory  is  too  unique  to  fade  quickly. 

This  1966  Royal  Purple  emphasizes 
signs — both  those  that  say  clearly,  "This 
is  Kansas  State  University  1966"  and 
those  that  say  more  subtly,  "This 
campus  is  a  part  of  us  and  we  of  it." 


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T  a  time  which 
places  prize  on  individu- 
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have  little  in  common  ex- 
cept a  desire  to  think  as 
individuals.  Whether  it's 
the  quiet  kind  of  thought 
while  alone  in  the  chapel 
or  the  more  frenzied  kind 
while  searching  for  a 
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stacks,  students  show  signs 
of  thought — both  as  per- 
sons and  as  members  of 
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OTUDENTS  might 
consider  a  warm  spring 
day  the  perfect  excuse  for 
a  picnic  at  Tuttle  Creek 
or  the  Indian  summer 
afternoon  "just  right"  to 
announce  a  pledging. 
However,  it  really  isn't 
the  time  or  the  place  that 
brings  students  together. 
It's  the  friends  and  the 
fun  encountered  with 
them — signs,  perhaps, 
that  the  vastness  of  life 
means  something,  after 
all.     They    will    endure. 


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NIVERSITIES 

must  keep  abreast  of  the 
world  they  serve.  They 
must  grow  inwardly  as 
well  as  outwardly.  At 
K-State,  signs  of  growth 
are  evident — from  the 
pounding  construction  of 
a  new  residence  hall 
to  the  quiet  contempla- 
tion of  a  student.  Some 
changes  are  marked,  new 
buildings  beside  old,  but 
many  are  not  as  obvious. 
Students1  unseen  growth 
of  thought  is  subtle. 


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of  a  queen — she  screams,  and 
her  friends  surround  her.  She 
has  not  just  won  a  contest 
though.  Activities  like  this 
make  a  university  more  than 
classrooms  and  lectures.  A 
campus  is  the  world  in  a  nut- 
shell. Elections,  performances, 
publications — all  will*  help 
students  become  more  than 
just  faces  in  the  crowd. 


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Motorcycle  enthusiasts  en|oy  weekend  rides  on  Manhattan 
streets   and    Riley   county   roads,    especially   those   leading   to 


Tuttle  Creek.  Many  students  use  the  gas  saving  vehicles,  which 
have  shown  a  gain  in  popularity,  as  transportation  to  campus. 


University  life  continues 
amidst  tension,  routine 

Starting  with  a  cup  of  coffee  in  the  morning, 
a  student's  day  is  24  hours  of  tension.  It  is  the 
1:30  class  that  runs  for  an  hour  and  a  half  to 
eliminate  a  Saturday  class  or  the  30  precious 
minutes  extended  to  freshmen  women  for  closing 
hours.  Routine  envelops  the  students  who  rush 
to  catch  the  bus  leaving  each  half  hour  while 
others  stay  in  the  library  to  finish  a  research  pa- 
per or  to  read  an  assigned  book.  Afterwards,  it  is 
back  to  the  living  group  with  its  set  time  for 
meals.  Then  comes  a  publication  deadline,  a  de- 
sign to  be  completed,  fatigue  and  finally  sleep. 


Many  men  still  participate  in  the  once  mandatory  ROTC  pro- 
gram  although   the  governor  approved   a   bill   abolishing   it. 


As  anticipated  relaxation,  Unionizing  with  friends  between 
classes  or  during  study  breaks  is  welcome  relief  for  students. 


Styles  for  coeds  range  from  the  traditional  look  to  modern 
ensembles  as  long  hair  again  returns  to  popularity  in  1966. 


Students  pause  before  entering  the  basement  of  Farrell  library 
to  share  campus  experiences  or  perhaps  discuss  career  plans. 


Photo  by  Don  Richards 

Trudging  back  and  forth  from  car  to  dormitory  door,  women 
carry  loads  of  belongings  into  Moore  hall  the  first  day  of  Ori- 


entation.  After  registration  at  the  main  desk,  women  saw  for 
the   first   time    their   homes    in   the    new   nine-story   building. 


University  enrolls  10,681, 
sets  record  registration 


Enrollment  soared  to  a  record  high  of  10,681 
students,  an  increase  of  almost  9  per  cent  over 
registration  figures  from  fall  1964.  The  biggest 
increase  was  tallied  in  the  freshman  class.  The 
University  enrolled  600  more  freshmen  than  dur- 
ing the  previous  year,  a  25  per  cent  increase.  Of 
the  total  enrollment  more  than  10,510  students 
attended  full-time  day  classes  while  162  were 
considered  part-time  students.  Men  students  still 
outnumbered   women   in    a   two   to   one   ratio. 

Stressing  academic  achievement,  President 
James  A.  McCain  welcomed  new  students  to  the 
University  at  the  President's  Convocation  in 
Memorial  Stadium.  At  a  reception  in  the  Union 
following  the  address,  students  and  parents  met 
the  president,  administrators,  deans  and  faculty 
members.  Afterwards,  many  new  students  and 
their  parents  attended  buffet  suppers  provided 
by  the  religious  foundation  of  their  preference. 


Dean  Clyde  Jones  talks  with  new  commerce  students  during  the 
College  of  Commerce  coffee  hour  the  third  day  of  Orientation. 


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New  students  attend  the  Wildcat  Warm-up  and  Watermelon 
Feed  during  Orientation.  The  activities,  sponsored  by  Student 


Governing  Association  and  the  Manhattan  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, included  introduction  of  football  players  and  a  mixer. 


After  the  Wildcat  Warm-up  and  Watermelon  Feed,  a  mixer  on 
the  tennis  courts  gives  students  the  chance  to  meet  fellow  'Cats. 


Orientation  introduces 
new  students  to  campus 


Providing  an  introduction  to  the  University, 
Orientation  acquainted  new  students  with  intel- 
lectual and  extra-curricular  opportunities  avail- 
able on  campus.  Developed  by  the  Orientation 
steering  committee,  most  of  the  program  pre- 
ceded   enrollment   of  transfers   and   freshmen. 

Sessions  for  testing,  library  tours  and  group  dis- 
cussions were  offered  during  Orientation  Week. 
"What  Makes  College  Students  Run,"  "I  Wish 
I  Had  Known  That  Before  I  Went  to  College" 
and  "How  to  Study"  were  among  topics  dis- 
cussed. Freshman  and  transfer  students  also  met 
with  deans  and  counselors  in  academic  major 
groups  in  the  University's  eight  colleges. 

Evening  activities  included  living  group  orien- 
tation meetings,  the  All-Freshman  Conference, 
four  mixers  and  the  Wildcat  Warm-up  and 
Watermelon  Feed.  The  Freshman  Talent  Show 
and  the  Union  Kick-Off  completed  Orientation. 


Introducing  campus  styles  to  new  students, 
upperclassmen  model  collegiate  wear. 


With  the  strumming  of  a  bass,  twirling  of  a  baton  or  playing  of  a  piano,  new 
students  feature  entertainment  specialties  in  the  annual  Freshman  Talent  Show. 


Advantages  of  joining  Pre-Veterinary  Club  are  emphasized  in  The  group,  which  participated  in  freshman  Orientation,  plans 

an  informal  meeting  conducted  by  Ralph  Richardson,  president.  monthly  programs  featuring  demonstrations,  speakers  and  films. 


Thoughts  of  the  past,  present  and  future  wander  through  the  minds  of  graduating 
seniors  as  they  line  up  for  the  traditional  walk  from  Anderson  to  the  Field  House. 


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Pulling  marionette  strings  during  his  sum- 
mer  performance   is   puppeteer   Jim   Llord. 


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Bright,  sunny  days  bring  students  in  Drawing  I  outside  to 
sketch  campus  scenes  for  one  of  many  courses  offered  by  the 


art  department.  The  department,  formerly  in  the  College  of 
Home  Economics,  is  under  Arts  and  Sciences  for  the  first  year. 


Colleges  confer  degrees,  enroll  3,500  for  summer 


Commencement,  held  only  during  June,  was 
participated  in  by  more  than  1,000  students. 
Eight  hundred  students  who  had  completed  their 
schooling  in  January  or  July  of  the  two  previous 
semesters  were  invited  to  attend  the  June  6  cere- 
mony in  Ahearn  Field  House.  Among  these 
1,800  students,  there  were  56  Doctor  of  Philos- 
ophy degrees,  62  Doctor  of  Veterinary  Medicine 
degrees  and  300  master  degrees  presented.  Com- 
mencement speaker  was  Henry  Heald.  Heald 
was  head  of  the  Ford  Foundation,  the  world's 
largest   philanthropic   organization.    He   spoke 


about  the  importance  of  the  modern  university 
in  maintaining  international  cooperation. 

With  less  than  a  one  week  vacation,  more  than 
3,500  students  returned  to  campus  to  attend  the 
summer  session.  The  short  semester  was  directed 
by  Forest  Whan.  Internationally  known  musicians 
appeared  in  five  summer  concerts.  The  Cats  for 
Curtains  campaign  benefited  when  students  paid 
a  nickel  a  vote  in  the  Collegian  Campus  Cutie 
contest.  "Who's  Afraid  of  Virginia  Woolf,"  by 
Edward  Albee,  was  the  summer  production  at 
the  Purple  Masque  Theatre. 


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Chosen  on  the  basis  of  appearance  in  a  Greek  toga,  Joe  Kra- 
sinski  and  Susan  Small  reign  as  Greek  Week  king  and  queen. 


Candidates  were  allowed  to  spend  a  maximum  of  50  cents  on 
costumes  for  the  contest,   which   was   new  to    Greek  Week. 


Greek  Week  queen  joins 
list  of  campus  beauties 

Queen  contests  were  part  of  campus  life.  Nu- 
merous organizations  sponsored  competitions — 
many  to  draw  interest  to  a  project.  New  on  cam- 
pus was  selection  of  Greek  Week  royalty,  chosen 
at  the  beginning  of  the  activities. 

All  major  queen  contests,  including  Homecom- 
ing, Royal  Purple,  Miss  K-State-Manhattan  and 
Military  Ball,  required  candidates  to  meet  re- 
quirements set  up  by  an  AWS  queen's  committee. 
All  women's  living  groups  were  allowed  to  sub- 
mit nominations  for  these  queens.  Major  queen 
candidates  were  required  to  have  2.2  over-all 
grade  averages.  Barnwarmer  queen,  St.  Patricia, 
and  fraternity  sweethearts  were  among  other 
campus  royalty  titles  for  which  coeds  competed. 


Military  Ball  Queen  Nancy  Lee,  who  will  be  Scabbard  and 
Blade's  official  hostess  during  the  coming  year,  is  crowned. 


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Talent  competition  provides   the  basis  for   first  eliminations  for  Miss  K- State- 
Manhattan.    Finalists    advance    to    evening    gown    and    bathing    suit   divisions. 


Engineers  meet  Tammy  Gaynier,  one  of  three  finalists  for  St. 
Patricia,  at  a  tea  given  by  Engineering  Council.  Finalists  were 


chosen   from   candidates   sponsored    by  the   engineering  de- 
partments and  elected  by  voting  of  all  engineering  students. 


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Royal  Purple  Queen  Candidates:  Sharon  L.  Kirkbride,  Mary  B.  Lawhon,  Jacque- 
line B.  Taylor,  Coral  A.  Osborne,  Cheryl  L.  Lloyd,  Carolyn  A.  Love,  Nancy  A. 
Hodgson,  Janet  L.  Shade,  Nancy  K.  Lee,  Olga  E.  Schwartzkopf,  Judith  A.  Lamme, 


Luanne  R.  Shank,  Jonalyn  Cruickshank,  Diana  K.  Hyames,  Linda  R.  Fritz,  Diane 
L.  Small,  Pamela  A.  Merriman,  Jean  G.  Heermance,  Kathleen  DeWeese,  Kath- 
leen Rosencrantz,  Elizabeth  Smiley,  Bonnie  J.  Hamilton,  Susan  D.  Kirby. 


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yearbook's  royal  court 

Beauty  captured  by  the  click  of  the  camera  was 
the  basis  for  selecting  the  1966  Royal  Purple 
queen.  Judging  on  formal  portraits  only,  Gary 
Haynes,  head  of  the  UPI  Photographic  Bureau 
in  Los  Angeles,  chose  six  finalists  from  among  25 
candidates  nominated  by  organized  living  groups. 

Escorted  by  men  of  Blue  Key,  the  six  queen 
finalists  were  presented  during  half-time  cere- 
monies of  the  Iowa  State  basketball  game.  Tradi- 
tionally announced  in  the  Royal  Purple,  the 
queen  was  introduced  at  this  time  by  President 
McCain  so  that  she  might  receive  added  recogni- 
tion. The  ceremony  was  the  first  time  the  queen 
had  been  announced  at  a  game. 


Selecting  the  1966  Royal  Purple  queen  from  among  25  candi- 
dates, Gary  Haynes  has  photographed  Miss  America  contests. 


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1966  Royal  Purple  Queen 


Mixing  bright  smiles  with  an  armload  of  books,  Queen  Diane 
waits  in  front  of  a  campus  building  until  time  for  her  next  class. 


Perky  pigtails  accent  Diane's  enthusiastic  and  versatile  per- 
sonality. Her  older  sister  Susan  was  1965  Greek  Week  queen. 


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Experiencing  her  first  duties  as  a  yearbook  queen,  Diane  an- 
swers important  questions  for  a  Collegian  news  photographer. 


Vivacious  queen  enjoys 
swimming,  water  skiing 

Glitter  from  a  royal  tiara  added  sparkle  to 
Diane  Small,  1966  Royal  Purple  queen.  Planning 
a  career  in  elementary  teaching,  the  blond-haired 
sophomore  coed  lived  at  Putnam  hall  and  was  a 
member  of  Student  Education  Association.  Diane 
enjoyed  swimming  and  water  skiing  as  hobbies. 
She  was  the  thirty-sixth  Royal  Purple  queen  to 
be  chosen  by  a  judge  from  formal  portraits. 
Earlier  Royal  Purple  queens  were  selected  by 
votes  from  the  student  body. 


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Smurthwaite  coed  reigns  at  Homecoming  festivities 


From  eighteen  candidates,  judges  at  Home- 
coming Previews  selected  five  finalists  for  Home- 
coming queen.  Following  a  week  of  campaigning 
by  the  finalists'  living  groups,  members  of  Blue 
Key  announced  the  election  of  Erma  Jean  Karr 
of  Smurthwaite  Scholarship  House  and  crowned 
her  on  the  steps  of  Seaton  hall.  Miss  Karr  and 
her  four  attendants  reigned  at  all  Homecoming 
activities,  including  the  parade,  game  and  ball. 


Speaking  at  the  Oklahoma  game,  Erma  Jean  Karr,  the  second 
independent  queen  in  two  years,  thanks  the  student  body. 


Wearing  the  white  cape  of  Homecoming  queen,  Erma  Jean 
Karr    pauses    before   continuing    her   Homecoming   schedule. 


Attendants  to  the  1965  Homecoming  queen  are  Donna  Hover, 
Kappa    Delta;    Patricia    Peterson,    Delta    Delta    Delta;   Judith 


Davidson,    Kappa    Alpha   Theta;    and    Janet    Francis,    Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma.  A  student  body  vote  named  the  queen. 


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Avery  presents  Homecoming  queen  at  halftime 


Traditional  bonfire  and  pep  rally  ceremonies 
opened  Homecoming  activities  for  the  campus 
with  Queen  Erma  Jean  Karr  lighting  the  blaze 
Friday  evening.  Alumni  converged  upon  Man- 
hattan for  the  three-day  weekend,  and  students 
were  dismissed  from  Saturday  morning  classes. 
The  '"Sooner  or  Later"  Homecoming  theme  was 


depicted  by  many  of  the  45  entries  in  the  annual 
Homecoming  parade,  with  first  place  in  the  two 
divisions  going  to  floats  built  by  Chi  Omega- 
Sigma  Chi  and  Smith  Scholarship  House. 

Miss  Karr  and  her  four  attendants  were  pre- 
sented during  halftime  ceremonies  by  Gov.  Wil- 
liam Avery,  attending  from  Topeka. 


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Mixed  emotions  reflect  on  the  faces  of  students  when  Erma 
Jean  Karr  of  Smurthwaite  Scholarship  House  is  announced  1965 


Homecoming  queen.  Her  crowning  climaxed  a  week  of  cam- 
paigns by  Smurthwaite  and  the  four  other  finalists'  living  groups. 


Adding  special  color  to  University  festivities,  Mortar  Board 
sells  traditional  mums  at  Parents'  Day  and  Homecoming  games. 


With  an  antique  car  for  transportation,  cheerleaders  join  the 
Homecoming    parade   through    downtown    and    Aggieville. 


Students   and  their  families   enjoy  the   meal   at  the  annual 
buffeteria  served  at  the  Union  before  the  Homecoming  game. 


Admiring  their  first  place  Homecoming  float,  Chi  Omegas  and 
Sigma  Chis  in  the  audience  remember  the  many  hours  of  work. 


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During  Chore  Night,  candidates  for  Barnwarmer  Queen  line  up 
sheep  for  showing.  Candidates  were  nominated  by  each  wom- 


en's living  group.  Judges  chose  five  finalists  on  the  basis  of  per- 
formance of  farm  chores  and  answers  to  technical  questions. 


Agriculture  majors  plan 
Barnwarmer,  open  house 

Selected  1966  Barnwarmer  Queen,  Sue  Engle 
reigned  at  the  Ag  Barnwarmer  Dance  attended 
by  more  than  300  persons.  Before  the  dance, 
candidates  had  performed  farm  chores  and  an- 
swered agricultural  questions  at  the  annual 
Chore  Night  eliminations. 

"Animal  Husbandry  Today — Midway  U.S.A." 
took  first  place  honors  among  Ag  Science  Day 
exhibits,  giving  Block  and  Bridle  Club  its  second 
consecutive  winning  trophy.  Twelve  other  exhibits 
were  displayed  at  the  spring  1965  open  house. 
Approximately  2,200  visitors,  including  4-H  and 
Future  Farmers  of  America  members,  inspected 
the  exhibits.  Students  set  up  the  open  house  in 
Call   hall   and  the   Animal   Industries  building. 


Twinkling  eyes,  a  big  smile  and  a  sigh  of  elation  reflect  the 
feelings  of  Sue  Engle  as  she  is  crowned  Barnwarmer  Queen. 


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Ag  queen  candidate  Sue  Engle  displays  her  talent  of  driving  Ag  Science  Day  visitors  observe  the  growth  variation  of  seed 

a  tractor  in  preparation  for  the  final  selection  on  Chore  Night.  crops  which  have  been  subjected  to  different  environments. 


Drawing   visitors   during   the   annual    Ag    Science   Day   is  a  production  by  selective  breeding.  Displays  and  exhibits  were 

poultry  science  display  depicting  a  method  of  increasing  egg  designed  by  students  in  each  of  the  agriculture  departments. 


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Ag  entrants  calm  their  beef  steers  with  showing  sticks  while 
the  judges  rate  the  cattle.  Individuals  were  |udged  not  only 


for  showmanship  of  the  animals,  but  also  for  grooming  of  the 
livestock.  The  Little  American  Royal  climaxed  Ag  Science  Day. 


Students  show  livestock, 
enter  rodeo  competition 

One  hundred  eleven  students  exhibited  ani- 
mals during  the  37th  annual  Little  American 
Royal  in  beef  cattle,  quarter  horse,  swine,  sheep 
and  dairy  divisions.  Grand  champion  showman 
honors  went  to  George  Teagarden  in  the  Block 
and  Bridle  division  and  John  Toney  in  the  dairy 
division.  The  Royal  was  dedicated  to  David 
Mackintosh,  professor  of  animal  husbandry.  He 
was  faculty  adviser  to  the  Little  American  Royal 
for  30  years,  retiring  in  1964. 

K-State  students  captured  first  place  in  five  of 
eight  events  in  the  sixth  annual  rodeo  held  here. 
Eleven  universities  participated  in  the  event 
sponsored  by  the  Rodeo  Club  and  the  National 
Intercollegiate  Rodeo  Association.  One  hundred 
fifty  persons  participated  in  the  contests  in 
Ahearn  Field  House  where  Max  Worthington 
was  named  All-Around  Cowboy. 


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Jannette  Robinson,  1965  Barnwarmer  queen,  awards  George 
Teagarden    a    Little   American    Royal    showmanship   award. 


With  just  a  few  seconds  left,  Dallas  Goble  spurs  on  his  saddled 
bronc  to  take  first  in  K-State's  annual  Intercollegiate  Rodeo. 


Throwing  a  steer  and  tying  three  of  its  legs,  a  steer  wrestling 
contestant  fights  against  both  the  clock  and  the  animal  to  win. 


Saddling  a  700-pound  steer  which  has  never  been  ridden  and 
riding  the  animal  to  the  winner's  circle  of  the  arena  is  the  goal 


of  the  three-man  fraternity  teams.  Delta  Upsilon  won  a  travel- 
ing   trophy    in    the    event   sponsored    by    Chaparaios   Club. 


Wildcat  pepsters  boost 
school  spirit  for  games 

From  football  to  basketball  and  track  to  intra- 
murals,  Wildcat  spirit  gained  momentum  through 
the  support  and  influence  of  the  cheerleaders,  the 
pep  band,  pep  club  and  the  students.  It  was  evi- 
dent in  the  pep  rallies  and  Homecoming  bonfire, 
the  banner  headlines  in  the  Collegian  preceding 
a  game  and  the  scramble  for  tickets  before  scar- 
city raised  the  prices.  Aggieville  merchants  joined 
the  crusade  of  spirit  with  colorful  window  depic- 
tions of  football  and  basketball  foes. 


Arousing  the  enthusiasm  of  students,  Willie  the  Wildcat,  whose 
identity  is  unknown  to  students,  converses  with  a  fellow  worker. 


Not  only  hats  but  also  voice  volume  make  a  senior  section 
obvious.  One  football  and  basketball  game  honors  seniors. 


Cheerleaders— TOP  ROW:   Tammy   Gaynier,    Kathy   Gaynier,   Betty   Wortman, 
Sharon  Edgar.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Elaine  Coburn,  Tom  Jacobitz,  Cheryl  Jarvis,  Sue 


Enthusiastic   approval    is  evident  in  the  action  of  a  K-State 
supporter  as  the  scoreboard  lights  register  two  more  points. 


K-Steppers,  a  marching  and  twirling  corps  of  six  girls,  accom- 
pany band  members  onto  the  field  at  all  home  football  games. 


Visitors   take   a    look   into   the   world   of   microbiology,   just 
one  area  of  clinical  study  for  veterinary  medicine  students. 


Vets,  home  economists 
host  college  open  houses 


Nearly  3,500  visitors  acquainted  themselves 
with  career  possibilities  while  attending  "Hallway 
to  Opportunities,"  the  1965  Home  Economics 
Hospitality  Day.  Featured  in  the  exhibits  repre- 
senting 1 1  fields  were  food  demonstrations,  a 
model  kitchen  for  the  handicapped,  fashion 
sketches  of  visitors  and  a  nursery  school  labora- 
tory. Activities  for  the  day  included  a  luncheon, 
tours  of  freshman  women's  dormitories  and  a 
fashion  show  of  the  latest  collegiate  wear. 

Exhibits  in  surgery,  radiology  and  feline  pedi- 
atrics attracted  more  than  9,000  visitors  to  Veter- 
inary Medicine  Open  House  on  Parents'  Day. 
Featured  attractions  included  a  display  about 
animal  cancer  and  its  relation  to  humans,  an 
obedience  trial  dog  show,  a  cutting  horse  demon- 
stration and  an  exhibit  of  bacteria  grown  to  de- 
pict a  sunflower.  Nebraska  University's  pre-veter- 
inary  medicine  club  exhibited  pathogen-free  hogs 
developed    by   the    University's    veterinarians. 


Horse  and  rider  maneuver  with  speed  and  agility  in  the  cattle 
cutting   demonstration   at  Veterinary  Medicine   Open   House. 


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Brightly  lighted,  a  dog's  skeleton  from  the  anatomy  department 
is  among  the  many  displays  at  Veterinary  Medicine  Open 


House.  The  skeleton,  used  also  for  class  purposes,  is  displayed 
in  Dykstra  Hospital,  which  is  the  hub  of  open  house  activities. 


K-State  Singers,  wearing  red  dinner  |ackets  and  blue  beaded 
dresses,  perform  a  medley  of  show  tunes  on  Hospitality  Day. 


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For  the  fashion  show  at  the  Hospitality  Day  program,  a  coed 
models  an  outfit  made  in  a  tailoring  or  pattern  study  course. 


A  torch  bearer  starts  Open  House  by  setting  his  torch  on  the 
front  steps  of  Seaton  after  the  traditional  marathon  from  K-Hill. 


Weighing  between  60,000  and  70,000  pounds  and  equipped 
with  a  nuclear  warhead,  the  Minuteman  missile  is  displayed. 


Engineers,  architects  vie 
for  Open  House  prizes 

More  than  7,000  persons  visited  the  forty- 
second  annual  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open 
House.  "Developing  the  Space  Age"  was  the 
theme  for  Open  House.  Growth  effect  caused  by 
misting  plants  with  carbon  dioxide  was  the  win- 
ning departmental  exhibit  displayed  by  agricul- 
tural engineering.  Civil  engineering  placed  sec- 
ond, while  the  College  of  Architecture  and  De- 
sign won  third. 

In  one  exhibit,  guides  explained  operation  of 
the  Triga  II  nuclear  reactor.  The  American  So- 
ciety of  Military  Engineers  displayed  a  Nike- 
Hercules  guided  missile  and  a  six-story  high  Air 
Force  Minuteman.  Steel  Ring,  engineering  hon- 
orary, programmed  the  Open  House  activities 
and  presented  awards. 


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St.  Pat  and  St.  Patricia,  Tom  Eagles  and  Jean  Kinsey,  view  a 
robot  on  their  tour  of  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House. 


Placed  in  front  of  the  Union,  the  Nike-Hercules  is  a  surface- 
to-air  missile  with   a   range  of   more  than   75  nautical  miles. 


Winning  first  place  honors  for  the  second  consecutive  year, 
agricultural    engineering's    exhibit    demonstrates    irrigation. 


Senate  minority  leader,  Everett  M.  Dirksen, 
speaks  before  the  largest  convocation  crowd. 


Senator  Wayne  Morse  conducts  a  question 
and  answer  period  about  Viet  Nam  policy. 


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David  Schoenbrun,  former  CBS  Paris  correspondent,  speaks  at  the  first  fall  con- 
vocation. The  topic  of  his  review  was  "French  Policy  and  Charles  de  Gaulle." 


Art  Buchwald  reviews  "At  Large  With  Buchwald,"  his  nation- 
ally syndicated  column,  during  a  discussion  with  journalists. 


Students  seek  the  autograph  of  Eric  Sevareid,  CBS  news  com- 
mentator, following  his  speech  on  national  and  world  situations. 


Convocation  lectures  stir 
students'  views,  opinions 

Well-known  individuals,  including  a  Supreme 
Court  justice,  a  syndicated  columnist  and  a  tele- 
vision news  commentator,  addressed  student  con- 
vocations conducted  in  Ahearn  Field  House.  Each 
convocation  was  followed  by  a  question  and  an- 
swer period  in  the  Union  lounge.  Several  speak- 
ers, whose  schedules  allowed,  visited  appropriate 
afternoon  classes  for  discussions. 

Supreme  Court  Justice  William  O.  Douglas 
spoke  on  "The  Supreme  Court  and  American 
History. "  The  syndicated  columnist  and  presi- 
dent of  Random  House  and  Modern  Library, 
Bennett  Cerf,  reviewed  "What  Movies  and  TV 
are  Doing  to  Literature  Today."  C.  Northcote 
Parkinson  presented  a  humorous  analysis  of  the 
'laws'  of  business  operation,  based  on  his  best 
selling  book,  "Parkinson's  Law." 


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Parent's  Day  entertainment  was  climaxed  by  the  Back  Porch 
Majority,    featuring   the  group   with   "down    home"   sounds. 


Back  Porch  Majority,  a  folk  group  formerly  understudies  of  the 
New  Christy  Minstrels,  entertain  1,700  in  Ahearn  Field  House. 


Righteous  Brothers  head 
campus  entertainment  list 

Concerts  by  the  Righteous  Brothers,  the  Back 
Porch  Majority  and  the  Bluemont  Singers  headed 
the  list  of  big  name  talent  entertaining  at  Uni- 
versity performances.  Students  completed  ques- 
tionnaires at  the  Activities  Carnival  about  their 
entertainment  preferences.  The  Union's  40-mem- 
ber  campus  entertainment  committee  used  the 
results  in  choosing  performers.  Combined  attend- 
ance at  the  Righteous  Brothers  and  the  Back 
Porch    Majority   concerts   totaled   almost   5,000. 

The  Bluemont  Singers,  formerly  a  local  folk 
singing  group,  returned  to  campus  in  the  spring 
to  present  a  program.  Other  vocal  and  instru- 
mental combos,  including  Spider  and  the  Crabs, 
were  secured  for  after-game  dances  in  the  Union. 


Backstage  after  a    90-minute  concert,  a  Collegian  reporter  in- 
terviews the  Righteous  Brothers,  Bob  Hatfield  and  Bill  Medley. 


Combining  spirituals  and  the  blues  with  rock  'n  roll,  the  Right- 
eous Brothers  produce  a  sound  which  brought  them  success. 


Typical  of  the  many  bands  which  appeared  on  campus  during  for  a  Union  dance  after  the  KU  game.  Other  dance  bands 

the  year  are  Spider  and  the  Crabs,  the  group  which  played  were  the  Jerms,  the  Thieves,  the  Red  Dogs  and  the  Flippers. 


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Called  the  Brahms  Piano  Quartet  because  the  piano  leads,  the 
group  plays  Brahms  and  Mozart  in  the  Chapel  Auditorium. 


Cultural  series  presents 
play,  classical  musicians 


Manhattan  Artist  Series  and  Chamber  Music 
Series  sponsored  eight  concerts  featuring  interna- 
tionally renowned  music  talent.  The  two  series 
worked  with   a  budget  of  more  than  $13,000. 

Professional  groups  hired  by  the  Chamber 
Music  Series  presented  four  concerts  for  audiences 
composed  of  general  public  and  students  admit- 
ted at  reduced  prices.  Performances  were  given 
by  the  Brahms  Piano  Quartet  of  Italy,  the  Vienna 
Trio  and  the  Prague  Quartet  of  Austria  and  the 
Renaissance  Quartet.  Manhattan  Artists  Series 
presented  a  variety  of  entertainment  with  a  play, 
"The  Subject  was  Roses,"  a  baritone  soloist,  duo 
pianists   and   the   Minneapolis  Symphony. 


Baritone  Eugene  Holmes  and  his  accompanist  perform  songs 
that  range  from  Beethoven  and  Handel  to  Negro  spirituals. 


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Featuring  two  violins,  a  viola  and  a  cello,  the  Netherlands 
String  Quartet  plays  selections  from  Beethoven  and  Schubert. 


Chamber  Music  Series  group,  the  Renaissance  Quartet,  visits 
backstage  with  Luther  Leavengood,  music  department  head. 


Head  harem  girl,  a  Kappa  Alpha  Theta,  threatens  a  "stand-up" 
strike   unless  the   Sigma   Chi   sheik   raises   his   wives'    wages. 


Harry  Hero  holds  a  pose  of  horror  in  one  of  the  freezes  when  Poor  shoe  sales,  indicated  by  the  graph,  spur  salesman  Har- 

all  action  stopped  momentarily  in  the  Tri  Delta-Phi  Delt  skit.  ley  Davidson  to  action  in  the  Chi  Omega-Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  skit. 


Five  months  work  culminates  in  backstage  excitement  after  Del- 
ta Delta  Delta  and  Phi  Delta  Theta  won  first  in  Harlequinade. 


As  the  Alpha  Tau  Omega  March  hare  in  "Malice  with  Alice"  winds  his  clock, 
an  Alpha  Xi  Delta  completes  make-up  application  before  Harlequinade  begins. 


Tri  Delta-Phi  Delt  melodrama  wins  Harlequinade 


"Mississippi  Mishap,"  a  take-off  on  a  show- 
boat melodrama,  earned  Delta  Delta  Delta  and 
Phi  Delta  Theta  first  place  in  Harlequinade. 
Theme  of  the  forty-ninth  production  was  "From 
Where  I  Stand."  From  15  minutes  in  previous 
years,  the  length  of  skit  performance  was  in- 
creased to  20  minutes.  The  number  of  skits  was 
decreased  from  six  to  four.  Along  with  these 
changes  came  the  name  Harlequinade,  first 
named  Aggie  Pops  and  later  Y-Orpheum.  An 
audience  of  almost  2,000  attended  the  two-night 
performance  at  the  Manhattan  Municipal  Audi- 
torium. Two  drama  critics  judged  the  skits  each 
night  before  awarding  trophies  Saturday  evening. 


Chi  Omega  and  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  won  sec- 
ond place  with  their  skit,  "Back  in  the  Saddles 
Again."  The  skit  portrayed  a  saddle  oxford  fac- 
tory approaching  financial  ruin  after  the  Board 
of  Regents  banned  saddle  shoes  from  campus. 
The  problem  was  solved  when  the  factory  won  a 
contract  to  sell  saddle  shoes  to  the  ROTC  depart- 
ment. " Whereistan  with  Love,"  by  Kappa  Alpha 
Theta  and  Sigma  Chi,  revolved  around  a  brain- 
less ruler  whose  harem  rose  in  revolt.  To  end  the 
program  Alpha  Xi  Delta  and  Alpha  Tau  Omega 
produced  a  version  of  the  fairy  tale,  "Alice  in 
Wonderland."  The  cast  dubbed  the  skit  "Malice 
with  Alice"  for  the  Greek  competition. 


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Prior  to  the  opening  session,  students  representing  Communist 
nations  picket  in  front  of  the  Union  for  admission  of  Red  China. 


Communist  China  issue 
sparks  MUN  discussion 

Clapping,  shoe-pounding  and  a  walk-out  of  the 
U.S.  delegation  highlighted  Model  United  Na- 
tions discussion  on  the  admission  of  Red  China. 
During  the  three-day  session,  student  delegates 
reviewed  disarmament  and  problems  in  Rhodesia 
and  the  Union  of  South  Africa.  More  than  100 
seven-man  delegations  heard  a  Yugoslav  official 
keynote  the  first  day's  session.  Sponsored  by  K- 
State  for  the  third  time,  MUN  activities  closed 
with  a  delegates'  banquet  and  a  debate  between 
British  and  University  students  on  the  feasibility 
of  continuing  the  United  Nations. 


Members  of  the  Cuban  delegation  prepare  a  10-minute  posi- 
tion statement  to  deliver  at  the  opening  General  Assembly. 


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Steven  Lorson,  who  later  attended  the  Radio  station  KSDB-FM  interviews  a 

Midwest  MUN,  is  head  U.  S.  delegate.  delegate    to   the    General    Assembly. 


John    Stoessinger,    a    guest    professor, 
discusses  the  U.N.  seating  of  Red  China. 


Questions  concerning  new  countries  of  Africa  are  reviewed 
by  delegates  representing  African  nations.  During  the  three-day 


session,  visiting  high  school  students  also  heard  delegates  table 
the  disarmament  question  and  review  problems  in  Rhodesia. 


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Reading   an   excerpt  from   one  of   the   scenes   in    "Streetcar 
Named  Desire,"  students  tryout  for  parts.  Presented  in  May, 


the  play  was  the  last  production  of  the  year  by  the  K-State 
Players.  Tryouts,  observed  by  the  director,  were  open  to  all. 


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Bursting  into  a  rage,  General  Saint  Pe  chokes  his  wife  when 
she  reveals  her  betrayal   in   "The   Waltz  of  the  Toreadors." 


K-State  Players  produce 
Purple  Masque  stagings 

Staging  five  dramatic  productions  in  the 
Purple  Masque  Theatre,  K-State  Players  opened 
the  season  with  "Who's  Afraid  of  Virginia 
Woolf  ?"  The  comedy,  written  by  Edward  Albee, 
was  a  satire  involving  two  Midwest  college  pro- 
fessors and  their  wives.  Wallace  Dace  was  director. 

Because  royalty  rights  for  original  music  to 
"The  Waltz  of  the  Toreadors"  would  have 
prohibited  presentation  here,  faculty  member 
Thomas  Steunenberg  wrote  new  music.  Betty 
Norris  directed  the  play. 

The  dramatized  version  of  the  Grimm's  broth- 
ers fairy  tale,  "Rumplestiltskin,"  was  presented 
before  Christmas  for  Manhattan  and  Chapman 
school  children.  In  order  that  all  third  through 
sixth  grade  students  could  see  the  production, 
actors  staged  it  10  times.  The  tale,  by  Charlotte 
Shortpenning,    was   directed    by    Betty    Cleary. 


After  jumping  from  a  window  in  a  suicide  attempt,  Mademoi- 
selle Euverte  is  saved  during  "The  Waltz  of  the  Toreadors." 


Actors  produce  'Luther' 
before  sell-out  audience 


Staged  before  a  sell-out  crowd,  "Luther"  por- 
trayed the  life  of  the  Reformation  leader  Martin 
Luther.  The  play  dramatized  the  ambiguities  of 
men's  motives,  intentions  and  accomplishments. 
Director  of  the  three-act  drama  set  during  medi- 
eval times  was  Dennis  Denning. 

From  the  point  of  loneliness,  a  strange  bond 
between  a  Negro  cook  and  a  white  child  was  re- 
vealed in  the  classic  drama,  "The  Member  of  the 
Wedding,"  produced  by  Betty  Cary.  The  last  pro- 
duction staged  was  "A  Streetcar  Named  Desire." 


Backstage  workers  construct  props  for  "Luther,"  according  to 
specifications  provided  by  research  of  the  Reformation  period. 


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After  passing  out  from  too  much  brandy,  Honey  feels  better 
and  takes  another  drink  in  "Who's  Afraid  of  Virginia  Woolf?" 


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Flying  into  a  rage  about  his  son  Luther  entering  the  monastery, 
Luther's  father  denounces  the  church  to  friends  of  the  family. 


Arguing  with  the  guards,  the  miller  and  his  wife  struggle  to 
uncover  the  name  given  to  the  baby  princess  by  Rumplestiltskin. 


"I  have  the  power  to  forgive  sins,"  says  John  Tentzel,  selling 
indulgences    in    an   oration    which   sparks    Luther   into   revolt. 


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During  semester  break,  the  59  voices  in  Varsity  Men's  Glee 
Club  harmonize  in  Monterrey  at  one  of  four  concert  appear- 


ances they  made  while  in  Mexico.  They  appeared  on  television 
twice,  adding  Spanish  songs  to  their  medley  of  American  tunes. 


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Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club— TOP  ROW:  David  R.  Yeo,  Randall  L.  Harmison,  Larry 
E.  Greene,  John  F.  Dillon,  Donnie  D.  Schrag,  Dennis  E.  Rork,  Paul  D.  Stephenson, 
Lee  E.  Franklin.  SECOND  ROW:  Darryl  D.  Smutz,  Wayne  H.  MacKirdy,  Clifford 
Ochampaugh,  Robert  D.  Steiger,  James  R.  Madden,  Jon  F.  Thomas,  Richard  E. 
Fagerberg,  Stephen  R.  Pickard.  THIRD  ROW:  Keith  W.  Hooper,  Thomas  Z.  Beery, 
David  J.  Unruh,  Frank  L.  Woofter,  Paul  E.  Lundgren,  Daniel  W.  Young,  Layton 
M.  Perry.  FOURTH  ROW:  Craig  P.  Helwig,  Tom  L.  Sykes,  Joe  E.  Farrar,  Dennis 
C.  Englisby,  Marcus  L.  Knight,  Marc  W.  Zimmerman,  Robert  F.  Pauly.  FIFTH 
ROW:  Lindley  J.  Reimer,  Robert  E.  Buchan,  Chester  V.  Rhoads,  Paul  A.  Stewart, 


Mark  W.  Baldwin,  Larry  B.  Massey,  Larry  G.  Cornwell.  SIXTH  ROW:  David  A. 
Warner,  Richard  G.  Sanders,  Gary  E.  O'Hara,  Kenneth  L.  Mulanax,  John  S. 
Wittenborn,  Don  A.  Hill,  Karmon  D.  Almquist.  SEVENTH  ROW:  Webster  H.  Sill, 
Melvin  E.  Thompson,  Thomas  W.  Hunter,  Randy  D.  Hassler,  Dennis  D.  Combrink, 
Cecil  W.  Pearce,  Gaylon  J.  Nettles,  Rodney  D.  Petersen.  EIGHTH  ROW:  Thomas 
A.  Feldkamp,  Allan  L.  Fedosky,  Roger  M.  Thorp,  Douglas  W.  Williams,  Edwin  B. 
Brockway,  Stephen  L.  Guthrie,  Robert  L.  Marrs.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Louise  S. 
Keucher,  Morris  D.  Hayes,  Joyce  E.  McCready. 


Receiving  a  personal  welcome  home,  a  wandering  musician 
returns  from  the  Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club  trip  to  Mexico  City. 


Men's  glee  club  travels, 
gives  Mexican  concerts 

Traveling  to  Mexico  to  give  six  performances 
was  the  highlight  of  the  year  for  the  Varsity 
Men's  Glee  Club.  The  Binational  Center,  an  or- 
ganization promoting  cultural  exchange  pro- 
grams, arranged  for  the  glee  club's  trip  and  the 
concerts  in  Mexican  cities. 

During  the  year,  the  glee  club  gave  27  off-cam- 
pus performances  and  a  concert  in  the  Field 
House.  The  National  Choral  Director's  Conven- 
tion in  Kansas  City  gave  the  group  the  only 
standing  ovation  of  the  convention  after  its 
program  of  Baroque  and  Romantic  numbers. 
More  than  1,000  representatives  from  every 
major  university  heard  this  performance.  Mem- 
bers of  the  glee  club  in  the  past  three  years  have 
included  three  student  body  presidents  and  a 
Favorite  Man  on  Campus.  More  than  500  men 
auditioned  for  the  58  available  positions. 


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Kansas  State  University  Concert  Choir— TOP  ROW:  Keith  E.  Watkins,  Edward 
L.  Adams,  Maurice  D.  Penner,  Paul  L.  Sternberger,  Thomas  C.  Roberts,  Paul  A. 
Stewart,  Stephen  M.  Burns,  Craydon  D.  McDonald,  Stephen  M.  Leete,  John  H. 
Galloway,  Roberto  F.  Reyes,  Daniel  W.  Young,  Jack  H.  Marker,  Richard  H.  Mc- 
Vay,  Anthony  R.  Mason,  Samuel  D.  Caughron,  Gary  R.  Cave,  John  S.  Thomason, 
Terry  L.  Meyers.  SECOND  ROW:  Wayne  A.  Pearson,  Cecil  W.  Pearce,  James  A. 
Harders,  Daniel  D.  McAteer,  Dennis  D.  Combrink,  Philip  M.  Ballantyne,  James 
L.  Bush,  Sharon  L.  Slocum,  Susan  M.  Yarnall,  Diane  M.  Smith,  Miriam  L.  Lans- 
downe,  Jacqueline  G.  Matthews,  Robert  A.  Burnett,  Vaughn  L.  Nelson,  John  R. 
Clark,  Raymond  D.  Runkel,  Robyn  D    Brooks,  Douglas  A.  Ohlde,  Larry  N.  Carey, 


Rodney  M.  Bates,  Leslie  C.  Longberg.  THIRD  ROW:  Carol  M.  Biby,  Marilyn  R. 
Kuhn,  Marilyn  P.  Baird,  Rebecca  S.  Marold,  Joyce  D.  Cooper,  Susan  K.  Goold, 
Danna  L.  Garten,  Polly  A.  Coombs,  Myrna  M.  Otte,  Nancy  A.  Theobald,  Barbara 
A.  Chase,  Sue  A.  Diller,  Marguerite  Habiger,  Jacqueline  K.  Marteney,  Janet  K. 
Groene,  Diana  K.  Loetel,  Martha  C.  Sanders,  Rebecca  J.  Smutz.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
William  R.  Fischer,  Joline  F.  Oberhelman,  Marilyn  S.  Robbins,  Joyce  E.  Mc- 
Cready,  Margie  E.  Vathauer,  Alice  L.  Pearson,  Janis  K.  Burkholder,  Carol  J. 
Stevens,  Mary  K.  Moyle,  Arlene  S.  Fair,  Pam  L.  Harrington,  Jo  A.  Spencer,  Re- 
becca I.  Long,  Margaret  K.  Craig,  Judith  A.  Lukins,  Elizabeth  H.  Voelker, 
Margaret  C.  Cain,  Nancy  D.  Tarrant,  Colleen  M.  Ramsour,  Shame  A.  Snell. 


Apollo  Men's  Glee  Club-TOP  ROW:  Bernard  W.  Vandorn,  Kenton  M.  Grigg, 
Michael  Verschelden,  Tommy  R.  Carr,  Don  A.  Hill,  Dale  L.  Somers,  John  H.  Banks, 
Robert  M.  Socolofsky,  Steven  R.  Livengood,  Douglas  A.  Droge,  Dexter  A.  Vergin, 
Dale  G.  Litton,  Frank  W.  Hoover,  Mark  D.  Schrock,  Craig  S.  Rowlen,  Michael 
M.  Kelly,  James  M.  KaufFeld,  Jerry  F.  Donahy,  Raymond  D.  Runkel.  SECOND 
ROW:  Steven  R.  Wiechman,  Richard  L.  Newkirk,  Dean  A.  Darnell,  Douglas  K. 
Peters,  Lanny  R.  Hall,  Roger  W.  Herren,  Donald  R.  Frikken,  Jacob  E.  Mertz, 
Stephen  W.  Peirce,  David  P.  Tollefson,  James  S.  Jordan,  Stephen  W.  Ficke,  Al- 
bert J.  Unch,  William  B.  Smith,  Dennis  D.  Hughes.  THIRD  ROW:  Donald  L.  Bo- 


zarth,  Wendell  F.  Cowan,  George  K.  Brummer,  Carl  E.  McKee,  Timothy  R 
Windier,  Steven  A.  Larson,  Leslie  C.  Longberg,  Rex  C.  McGugin,  Kenneth  K 
Eshelman,  Robert  J.  Gallant,  Charles  R.  Kuntz,  Fred  Schurle,  William  H.  Miller, 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Morris  D.  Hayes,  Robert  J.  Stout,  Steven  L.  Frickey,  Jerry  D. 
Kazmaier,  Glenn  A.  Raines,  Lowell  R.  Finley,  John  M.  Englisby,  Kenneth  W.  Kruse, 
James  S.  Broers,  Kent  E.  Otte,  Garry  L.  Deines,  Carl  B.  Sivage,  Douglas  E.  Eisen 
hour,  Randall  L.  Rich,  George  A.  Gerritz,  Harvey  D.  Thompson,  Thomas  Teich 
graeber,  Daniel  S.  Huffman,  Martin  E.  Ben|amin,  David  C.  Powell,  Joseph  W 
Dye,  Janice  Goodrich,  Gail  I.  Post. 


Choir,  glee  clubs  present  combined  performance 


Climaxing  Fine  Arts  Week,  the  Kansas  State 
University  Concert  Choir,  Apollo  Men's  Glee 
Club  and  Women's  Glee  Club  presented  a  com- 
bined concert  conducted  by  Margaret  Hillis,  di- 
rector of  the  Chicago  Symphony  Chorus.  Spon- 
sored  by   the   Organization   of  Choral    Union, 


more  than  600  vocalists  performed  in  the  presen- 
tation of  Mendelssohn's  Elijah.  Concert  Choir, 
under  the  direction  of  William  R.  Fischer,  at- 
tended the  National  Conference  of  American 
Choral  Directors  Association.  The  choir  also 
presented    the   twenty-first    Christmas   Vespers. 


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Women's  Glee  Club— TOP  ROW:  Patricia  A.  Krauter,  Sandra  L.  Olson,  Paula 
L.  Sanford,  Vickie  L.  Nuss,  Carolyn  R.  McManamon,  Carolyn  G.  Bartholomew, 
Dianne  F.  Nehring,  Kathleen  L.  Haberbosch,  Linda  J.  Chapman,  Loretta  J.  Huber, 
Palle  M.  Nebgen.  SECOND  ROW:  Martha  J.  Jellison,  Rosalind  J.  Ridgway,  Chris- 
tine E.  Pray,  Carol  M.  Wichman,  Barbara  K.  Richard,  Geraldine  S.  Troiovsky, 
Jacquelyn  M.  Weisser,  Melinda  Bigbee,  Jean  A.  Hoppas,  Natalie  J.  Parker,  Karen 
E.  Linscheid,  Sally  J.  Hinchman.  THIRD  ROW:  Mary  E.  Glenn,  Karen  J.  Sanborn, 


Sharon  M.  George,  Ruth  E.  Annis,  Beverly  A.  Dearing,  Judith  K.  Nulty,  Carolyn 
E.  Brass,  Betty  J.  Billinger,  Lana  J.  Gfeller,  Alice  J.  Sheik,  Wilma  M.  Hazen,  Bar- 
bara G.  Hochuli.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Barbara  L.  Reed,  Margaret  J.  Marsh,  Peggy  J. 
Erickson,  Donna  R.  Simmons,  Suzanne  Parker,  Marilyn  K.  Weisser,  Cheryl  L. 
Gfeller,  Nancy  A.  Young,  Irene  S.  Skonberg,  Jeanne  A.  Johnson,  Kristie  K. 
Jacobson,  Merry  J.  Kanawyer. 


Under  the  direction  of  Jean  Sloop,  members  of  the  predomi- 
nantly freshman  and  sophomore  Women's  Glee  Club  rehearse 


for  their  performance  of  the  Magnificat.  Members,  who  meet 
twice  weekly  for  hour  practices,   are  selected   in  auditions. 


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Madrigal  Singers-TOP  ROW: 
Richard  H.  McVay,  Jerry  D.  Kaz- 
maier,  Craydon  D.  McDonald,  Al- 
bert J.  Urich.  SECOND  ROW: 
Douglas  E.  Eisenhour,  Karmon  D. 
Almquist,  Randall  L.  Harmison, 
Paul  A.  Stewart,  Delencey  A. 
Smith.  THIRD  ROW:  Regena  K. 
Alexander,  Myrna  S.  Rains,  Gloria 
J.  Delich,  Martha  J.  Seitz,  Melinda 
Bigbee.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Carolyn 
S.  Lemon,  Martha  E.  Caughron, 
Martha  M.  Fly,  Nancy  A.  Young, 
Norla  M.  Stephens,  Marcia  S. 
Monahan. 


K-State  Singers  request  U.S.O.  tour  to  Far  East 


K-State  Singers  requested  their  fourth  U.S.O. 
tour,  a  trip  to  the  Far  East.  With  five  new  mem- 
bers, they  arranged  a  new  show  idea  in  which  all 
seven  men  played  instruments  while  the  women 
accompanied  in  solo  medleys.  Proceeds  from 
more  than  50  performances  provided  15  music 
scholarships.  Extra  shows  were  scheduled  to 
raise  money  for  the  Margene  Savage  Memorial. 
Miss  Savage  was  the  reigning  Miss  Kansas  and  a 


member  of  the  group  at  the  time  of  her  death  in 
an  automobile  accident  in  May,  1965. 

Specializing  in  music  of  the  Baroque  and  Ren- 
aissance, the  Madrigal  Singers  made  an  interna- 
tional tour  to  Monterrey,  Mexico  to  participate 
in  four  concerts  and  two  television  shows.  Di- 
rected by  George  Leedham,  the  Civic  Orchestra 
presented  the  Christmas  concert  and  accom- 
panied the  Chorus  for  the  "Elijah"  performance. 


Civic  Orchestra— TOP  ROW:  Mary  M.  McManis,  Jamie  S.  McKay,  Danny  J.  Kel- 
ler, George  Leedham,  Richard  G.  Sanders,  Warren  Walker,  Elizabeth  A.  Dick. 
SECOND  ROW:  Carolyn  L.  Barney,  Mar|one  A.  Wallace,  Patricia  S.  Wallace, 
Karen  S.  Jones,  Shame  A.  Snell,  Janean  L.  Miller,  Monica  Flinner,  William  Beck- 
man,  Joe  E.  Farrar,  Beverly  S.  Old,  Steven  R.  Beck,  Ruth  E.  Schroeder,  Thomas 
A.  Feldkamp,  William  C.  Brussow,  Gary  L.  Hood,  Jacqueline  M.  Smith,  Carolyn 
L.  McFarland,  John  V.  Heitman,  Joseph  P.  Konzem,  Dennis  W.  Minter,  Ann  L. 


Cravens,  Frances  R.  Mullinix.  THIRD  ROW:  Dennis  V.  Under|erg,  Patricia  A.  An- 
derson, Bee  Epstein,  Helen  E.  Packard,  Sidonie  A.  Schafer,  James  H.  Regehr, 
Masanabu  Ikemiya,  Eugene  H.  Copeland,  Nola  M.  Rosenow,  Judith  P.  Houdy- 
shell,  Michael  M.  Trollman,  Martha  Corhan,  Martha  J.  Betton,  Linnetta  A.  John- 
son, William  H.  Miller.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Michael  K.  Ireland,  Winona  W.  Black- 
burn, Jacques  C.  Voois  (pianist),  Linda  C.  Shaw,  Linda  K.  Woellhof,  Linda  L. 
Williams,  Kaye  A.  Clinesmith,  Martha  M.  Fly,  Carolyn  J.  Rippe. 


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K-State  Singers— Carol  A.  Gaston,  Robyn  D.  Brooks,  William  R.  Fischer,  director,  Hall,  Patrick  H.  Burch,  Polly  A.  Coombs,  Wayne  A.  Pearson,  Susan  K.  Goold, 

Judith  I.  Hysom,   James  A.  Harders,  Sharon  L.  Slocum,  James  L.  Bush,  Marilyn  L  Samuel  D.  Caughron,  Martha  C.  Sanders,  Gary  R.  Cave. 


K-State  Singers  present  a  variety  entertainment  program  dur- 
ing intermission  at  the  Homecoming  dance.  Composed  of  14 


students,  the  group  filmed  two  numbers  for  a  campus  talent 
television  show  to  raise  money  for  their  Margene  Savage  fund. 


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Watching  intensely  from  the  sidelines,  the  Wildcat  all-male 
marching  band  awaits  its  turn  on  the  field.  The  band  performs 


it  parades,  all  home  football  games  and  several  out-of-town 
james.    Twirling  K-steppers  lead  the  men  in  their  routines. 


Concert  Band— TOP  ROW:  William  L.  Schubert,  Mary  M.  McManis,  Jamie  S. 
McKay,  Connie  M.  McClure,  Danny  J.  Keller,  Thomas  M.  Nelson,  Dennis  L.  Miner, 
Marcus  L.  Knight.  SECOND  ROW:  Jacqueline  D.  Spears,  Paul  L.  Spainhour,  Te- 
mar  K.  Long,  Carol  A.  Kratina,  Irene  S.  Skonberg,  Joseph  F.  Keel,  Kay  L.  Howell, 


David  D.  Jackson,  Beverly  J.  Salter,  Mary  C.  Brookens.  THIRD  ROW:  Margaret 
A.  Ewing,  Madelyn  C.  Dixon,  Eugene  H.  Copeland,  Mary  L.  Esau,  Peggy  A. 
Brown,  Nancy  L.  Winter,  Susanne  F.  Little.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Norman  E.  Ruediger, 
Martha  J.  Betton,  Mary  E.  Windels,  Constance  A.  Schrag,  William  A.  Stoskopf. 


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Concert  Band  presents 
concerts,  tours  Kansas 

With  the  majority  of  its  members  non-music 
majors,  the  Concert  Band  presented  two  campus 
concerts  in  addition  to  a  three-day  tour  to  Kansas 
high  schools.  Conducted  by  Paul  Shull,  the  band 
completed  the  year  by  playing  at  commencement. 
The  Pep  Band,  directed  by  Eugene  Holdsworth, 
performed  at  all  home  basketball  games.  Other 
bands  included  the  Varsity  Band,  Wildcat  March- 
ing Band,  Jazz  Workshop  Ensemble  and  Jazz 
Laboratory  Ensemble. 


Band  Day  brings  many  state  high  school  bands  to  campus  to 
perform  at  half-time  break  under  Paul  Shull,  band  director. 


Featured  twirlers  Jan  Miller  and  Dick  Middleton  display  their 
talent  with  batons  at  football  games  and  a  basketball  half-time. 


Concert  Band-TOP  ROW:  Gary  T.  Lawlis,  Billy  V.  Anton,  John  V.  Heitman, 
Eugene  I.  Holdsworth,  Paul  Shull,  Bradford  G.  Blaker,  William  L.  Shoemaker, 
Quinton  R.  Kidd,  Gary  J.  Garwood,  Gary  L.  Smith,  Carolyn  L.  McFarland.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Joe  E.  Farrar,  Ruth  E.  Schroeder,  Steven  R.  Beck,  Arthur  S.  Harris, 
Arlene  R.  Dahm,  Wayne  C  Faulconer,  William  C  Brussow,  Harry  E.  Blow,  Paul  E. 


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Lundgren,  James  Q.  Kohler.  THIRD  ROW:  Gary  L.  Lewis,  Thomas  A.  Feldkamp, 
Sandra  A.  Davidson,  Roberta  A.  Moore,  Paula  L.  Sanford,  Shirley  A.  Garrett. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Nola  M.  Rosenow,  Judith  P.  Houdyshell,  Carol  L.  Frazier,  Helen 
E.  Packard. 


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Copy  pencil  and  pica  gauge  in  hand,  the  Colleg,an  features 
editor  takes  her  turn  "in  the  slot."  Editing  students  sit  around 


the  semi-circle  to  correct  copy  and  write  headlines  as  the  editor 
makes  the  page  layout,  assigns  head  sizes  and  approves  copy. 


Board  approves  $60,000 
for  Collegian  offset  press 


Appropriations  for  $60,000  were  passed  by  the 
Board  of  Student  Publications  to  purchase  an 
off-set  press  for  the  Collegian.  The  new  press  will 
be  capable  of  producing  24-page  papers  as  well 
as  printing  in  color.  Published  for  the  first  time 
this  year  was  the  1 12-page  University  Edition  of 
the  Collegian,  which  was  distributed  by  mail  to 
all  new  freshmen.  The  number  of  pages  printed 
by  the  Collegian  totaled  350  more  than  last  year, 
and  the  average  size  of  the  daily  paper  increased 
to  12  pages.  Mushrooming  advertising  outdated 
the  former  eight-page  average. 


Director  of  Student  Publications,  Jack  Backer  guides  Royal 
Purple,  Collegian  and  Student  Directory  staffs  and  personnel. 


Leroy  Towns  and  Connie  Miles  use  a  pica  ruler  to  determine 
correct  type  sizes  they  plan  to  use  for  Collegian  headlines. 


Type  for  the  Collegian  is  set  by  a  linotype  machine,  operated 
like    a    typewriter.    Each    line    of    type    is    cast    in    hot    lead. 


Fall  and  Spring  Collegian  Editorial  Staffs-TOP  ROW:  Sherryl  L.  Diller,  fall 
librarian,  spring  news  editor;  Judith  A.  Cowdrey,  fall  features  editor;  Margaret 
J.  Lange,  fall  news  editor,  spring  assistant  managing  editor;  Timothy  J.  Fields, 
fall  photo  editor;  Lora  M.  Smith,  spring  librarian;  Marna  D.  Hart,  fall  staff 
writer.  SECOND  ROW:  Bruce  C.  Coonrod,  fall  night  editor,  spring  assistant  spe- 
cial sections  editor,-  Susan  L.  Rosenkrantz,  fall  inside  page  editor,  spring  day  edi- 
tor; Vernon  D.  Parker,  fall  and  spring  staff  writer;  Diana  K.  Hyames,  spring  edi- 
torial editor;  Mary  J.  Pretzer,  fall  features  assistant  editor,  spring  features  editor. 


In  planning  for  the  next  day's  Collegian,  staff  members  use 
copy  pencils,  glue  and  a  working  knowledge  of  editing  marks. 


THIRD  ROW:  Charles  L.  Beach,  fall  assistant  sports  editor;  Dana  C.  Wethington, 
fall  wire  editor,  spring  day  editor;  James  F.  Warren,  spring  assistant  sports  edi- 
tor; Edward  L.  Dent,  fall  assistant  sports  editor,  spring  sports  editor.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  James  L.  Garver,  spring  photo  editor;  Leland  K.  Johnson,  fall  sports  edi- 
tor; Edgar  A.  Chamness,  spring  assistant  news  editor;  Robert  W.  Rice,  spring  as- 
sistant editorial  page  editor;  Jon  M.  Lowe,  fall  editorial  editor,  spring  night 
editor. 


Journalism  field  trips 
polish  writing  techniques 

Field  trips  to  Minneapolis  and  Garden  City 
gave  journalism  students  an  opportunity  to  im- 
prove writing  skills  under  the  guidance  of  an  ex- 
perienced newspaper  staff.  Using  remodeled  and 
expanded  newsroom  facilities,  the  Collegian  staff 
introduced  human-interest  columns,  student 
health  and  church  news  and  special  sections  fo- 
cusing on  University  problems  and  improvements. 
During  the  spring  semester,  the  Collegian  was 
distributed  for  the  first  time  in  the  Student  Union. 

In  competition  through  March,  news  and  fea- 
tures entered  in  the  sixth  annual  William  Ran- 
dolph Hearst  writing  contest  earned  the  depart- 
ment a  second-place  standing  among  national 
journalism  schools.  Chuck  Powers,  former  Col- 
legian editor,  won  first  prize  for  a  story  on  his 
first  parachute  jump.  In  the  fall,  the  department 
invited  300  Kansas  editors  for  an  Editors'  Day 
session  and  was  selected  as  a  center  for  the  na- 
tional Journalism  Education  Association. 


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Susie  Miller,  fall  Collegian  editor,  and  Leroy  Towns,  spring 
Collegian  editor,  complete  a  front  page  layout  for  the  paper. 


While  on  a  field  trip  to  Garden  City,  journalism  students  write 
stories    under   the   guidance   of    professional    newspapermen. 


When  working  on  Collegian  story  assignments,  reporting  stu- 
dents find  the  telephone  an  indispensable  tool  for  interviews. 


Summer  Collegian  Staff— Editor  William  H.  Morns,  Advertising  Manager  Judith 
A.  Cowdrey,  Marna  D.  Hart,  Margaret  J.  Lange,  James  L.  Garver,  Robert  Smith, 


Jibade  O.  Oyekan,  Vernon  D.  Parker,  Susan  L.  Rosenkranz,  Douglas  G.  Groes- 
beck,  Jon  M.  Lowe,  Edgar  A.  Chamness. 


Summer  journalists  publish  112-page  newspaper 


Publishing  eight  weekly  newspapers  and  the 
first  University  Edition  were  responsibilities  of 
summer  journalism  students.  Designed  to  inform 
new  students  of  life  at  K-State,  the  University 
Edition  contained  112  pages  in  sections  on  gen- 
eral information,  sports,  housing,  activities,  cul- 
ture, academics  and  politics. 

Listings  of  students,  faculty  and  staff  appeared 
in  the  Student  Directory,  edited  by  Sherryl  Diller. 
Coverage  included  organizations  and  regulations 


and    policies   followed   by    University   students. 

Under  the  direction  of  Wayne  Perk  and  Tom 
Haas,  Collegian  fall  and  spring  advertising  man- 
agers, advertising  sales  doubled  over  the  previous 
year's.  Approximately  25  students  comprised  the 
staff  which  serviced  accounts  in  the  Manhattan 
area.  Salesmen  received  commissions. 

Royal  Purple  and  Collegian  head  photographer 
Jim  Garver  took  pictures  of  campus  activities  and 
sports   events    and   supervised   the    darkroom. 


Compiling  information  and  directing  distribution 
are  tasks  of  Sherryl  Diller,  Student  Directory  editor. 


University  Edition  Staff— TOP  ROW:  Mary  J.  Pretzer,  Wayne  L.  Perk,  Douglas  G.  Groesbeck, 
James  L.  Garver,  Charles  T.  Powers.  SECOND  ROW:  Bertram  R.  Biles,  Marna  D.  Hart,  Bart 
Everett.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Judith  A.  Cowdrey,  Jon  M.  Lowe,  Jan  M.  Jernigan,  Margaret  J.  Lange. 


Collegian  Advertising  Staff— TOP 
ROW:  Victor  F.  Shalkoski,  Charles 
J.  Farmer,  Ronald  P.  Rachesky, 
Linda  E.  Bugbee.  SECOND  ROW: 
Ross  A.  Gilchrist,  Dana  D.  Covert, 
Eugene  E.  Schmstock.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Frederick  McCreary,  Wayne 
L.  Perk,  Larry  E.  Cline,  Thomas  H. 
Haas. 


Photography  editor  Jim  Garver  covers  cam- 
pus activities  for  the   Collegian   and   R.  P. 


Photographers  Paul  Burch,  Robert  Graves,  Rachel  Scott,  John  Lietzen  and  John 
Springer  complete  picture  assignments  for  both  the  Collegian  and  Royal  Purple. 


Tom  Haas  and  Wayne  Perk,  Collegian  advertising  managers,  and  Bert  Biles,  Uni- 
versity  Edition    business   manager,   discuss   their   publications'    financial   status. 


After  standing  in  line  for  hours,  juggling  class  schedules,  and 
meeting  with  advisers,  students  near  the  end  of  the  line  at  fall 


registration  in  Ahearn  Field  House.  Here  they  write  checks  for 
the   1966    Royal   Purple.    Nearly   7,000  yearbooks   were   sold. 


Royal  Purple  sales  rise,  yearbook  adds  40  pages 


Royal  Purple  sales  showed  an  increase  of  800 
books  over  last  year's  total  of  6,200.  During  the 
first  three  days  of  enrollment,  5,800  individual 
picture  receipts  were  sold,  bringing  in  a  revenue 
of  almost  $15,000.  By  the  time  the  final  deadline 
was  met,  7,000  books  had  been  sold  for  $28,000. 


For  the  first  time,  senior  pictures  were  produced 
in  color.  Increased  University  enrollment  placed 
the  yearbook  in  a  new  Associated  Collegiate  Press 
judging  category  for  schools  with  enrollments  of 
more  than  10,000.  The  yearbook  has  been  rated 
Ail-American  by  ACP  for  30  consecutive  years. 


Co-assistant  editors,  Sue  Brandner  and  Linda  Solberg  schedule  all  pictures  and 
assign  and  edit  copy  and  cutlines.  Both  coeds  work  closely  with  the  R.  P.  editor. 


Editor  Carole  Fry  plans  layouts,  approves 
pictures  and  checks  final  work  of  her  staff. 


Carla  Krehbiel— Senior  Class  Editor 


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Karen  Thorsen 

Features  Editor 


Mark  Meseke 

Sports  Editor 


Connie  Miles— Organizations  Editor 


Kathryn  Heyne— Greek  Editor 


JoAnn  Dodd— Underclass  Editor 


Royal  Purple  Editorial  and  Advertising  Assistants— TOP  ROW:  Mary  A.  Covalt,  JoAnn 
Goetz,  Gerald  R.  Means,  Mark  D.  Merica,  Margo  J.  Miller.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Jonathon  D. 
Morgenson,  Richard  P.  Overall,  Ronald  P.  Rachesky,  Martha  A.  Schumacher,  Dennis  R.  Sher- 
raden,  Kent  D.  Taylor. 


Bob   Snider,   Royal   Purple   business   manager,  com- 
putes advertising  inches  with  an  editorial  staff  writer. 


Student  Publications  secretaries  Jan  Hedrick  and  Ruth  Foster  compile  the  Royal  Purple 
index  and  assign  the  business  staff  to  typing,    proofreading  and  selling  RP  receipts. 


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Student  Publications  Business  Staff— TOP  ROW: 
Elizabeth  A.  Andersen,  Diana  K.  Barton,  Janet  L. 
Boyer.  SECOND  ROW:  Lynda  L.  Clyne,  Mildred 
L.  Dickey,  JoAnn  Goetz.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Sue  J. 
Kaufman,  Linda  A.  Kirk,  Karen  A.  Kroutil. 


Yearbook  introduces  first  senior  section  in  color 


For  the  first  time  in  the  75-year  history  of  the 
Royal  Purple,  senior  pictures  were  reproduced  in 
color.  The  Royal  Purple  became  one  of  the  first 
yearbooks  in  the  nation  to  picture  a  student  sec- 


Former  adviser  C.  J.  Medlin  and  1965  editor  Becky  Fitzgerald 
add  another  top-rated  yearbook  to  29  previous  All-Americans. 


tion  in  color.  Receiving  30  consecutive  Ail-Ameri- 
can awards  since  1936,  the  record  of  the  Royal 
Purple  was  unequaled  by  any  other  university 
yearbook.  The  winning  tradition  was  established 
under  adviser  C.J.  "Chief"  Medlin,  who  retired 
as   manager  of  Student  Publications  in   1965. 


Kansas    State    Engineer    Staff— 

TOP  ROW:  Larry  R.  Larsen,  Lee  E. 
Franklin,  Charles  C.  Nielson, 
Barry  L.  Rafter,  Michael  H.  Foss. 
SECOND  ROW:  David  N.  Ar- 
noldy,  Lowell  G.  Moore,  Douglas 
A.  Robinson,  Ralph  E.  Hibler.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  John  M.  Flannery, 
Larry  D.  Bleything,  Greg  T.  Rock- 
hold. 


Touchstone  Staff  — TOP  ROW: 
Robin  R.  McLean,  Mary  L.  Booth, 
Judith  A.  Phillips.  SECOND  ROW: 
Linda  J.  Surtees,  Kay  A.  Magby, 
Judith  A.  Cowdrey,  David  Sadkin. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Thomas  A.  Kon- 
dik,  William  R.  Pate,  David  B. 
Linstrum. 


Engineers  send  magazine 
to  Kansas  high  schools 

Issues  of  the  K-State  Engineer  magazine 
reached  more  than  2,000  engineering  students 
and  almost  300  Kansas  high  schools.  Aimed  at 
reporting  news  of  the  engineering  field,  the  mag- 
azine was  published  monthly  with  articles  on 
both  technical  and  non-technical  subjects.  Editor 
Lowell  Moore  directed  news  and  feature  staffs 
and  also  entered  the  magazine  in  a  national  con- 
test sponsored  by  a  college  magazine  association. 


Touchstone  staff  reduces 
frequency  of  publication 

Touchstone  staff  members  began  work  early 
first  semester  and  sold  nearly  1,000  copies  when 
the  magazine  was  completed  in  April.  The  liter- 
ary magazine  formerly  was  published  on  a  semes- 
ter basis.  Work  chosen  for  special  recognition  in 
Touchstone  featured  short  biographies  of  submit- 
ting authors.  Sponsored  by  the  English  depart- 
ment to  encourage  creative  talents,  the  inter-arts 
publication  included   poetry  and  short  stories. 


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KSDB-FM  radio  station  broadens  news  coverage 


To  bring  more  complete  campus  news  coverage 
to  students,  KSDB-FM  radio  revamped  station 
policy  and  added  more  broadcast  hours.  Campus 
activities,  including  Harlequinade  and  the  Miss 
K-State-Manhattan  pageant,  were  carried  live 
by  the  station.  Managed  by  students  of  the  de- 
partment of  radio  and  television,  KSDB-FM  set 


up  equipment  in  Weber  arena  to  broadcast  from 
Model  United  Nations. 

All  varsity  basketball  games,  both  home  and 
out-of-town,  home  freshman  basketball  games 
and  baseball  games  were  also  covered  by  the 
station.  Dr.  Alvin  Workman  was  adviser  for  the 
student  radio  announcers. 


KSDB-FM  Staff— TOP  ROW:  William  F.  Spadafora,  William  P.  McAndrew,  Pam- 
ela J.  Berkey,  Bonnie  J.  Hamilton,  Nancy  K.  Waddle,  Elizabeth  A.  Hohn,  Linda 
L.  Morgan,  Stanley  R.  Kalishman,  Larry  W.  Jackson.  SECOND  ROW:  Geoffrey 
L.  McPartlin,  Steven  D.  Roesler,  Patric  J.  Folwell,  Joseph  F.  Caron,  William  D. 
Moore,  Mary  A.  Lowe,  Melmda  R.  Hrabe,  William  H.  Shumard.  THIRD  ROW: 


Richard  P.  Overall,  Donald  R.  Hite,  Thomas  W.  Flannigan,  Gary  R.  Kopp,  Dale 
O.  Twaddell,  Dale  J.  Perry,  A.  L.  Workman,  Linda  A.  Richel.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Lewis  B.  Wilson,  Gerald  H.  Ogden,  Don  W.  Clark,  Terry  M.  Haggard,  Bruce  A. 
Boggs,  Wright  E.  Harris. 


As  part  of  its  extended  coverage  of  campus  activities,  KSDB- 
FM  broadcasts  live  from  the  Activities  Carnival  in  the  Union. 


Play  by  play  action  of  a  home  basketball  game  is  reported  to 
listeners  by  radio  and  television  majors  working  for  KSDB-FM. 


Crops  Judging  Team  — Arlen  W. 
Etling,  James  L.  Yager,  Terrence 
S.  Rice,  John  W.  Schroder,  Coach 
Ernest  L.  Mader. 


Hay  and  Silage  Judging  Team- 
Wilfred  H.  Lehman,  Coach  Ernest 
L.  Mader,  Terrence  S.  Rice,  Paul  J. 
Banks,  James  L.  Yager,  Carl  L. 
Johnson. 


Judging  teams  rank  high 
in  collegiate  competition 

Hay  and  silage,  crops  and  soil  judging  teams 
were  successful  throughout  the  year  in  national 
competition.  Participating  for  the  first  time  in 
the  North  American  collegiate  contest  at  Colum- 
bia, Tenn.,  the  hay  and  silage  judging  team  took 
top  honors.  The  competition  was  conducted  in 
connection  with  a  national  grassland  field  day 
and  conference. 

Placing  second  in  an  intercollegiate  contest 
which  was  part  of  the  International  Livestock 
Exposition  in  Chicago,  111.,  was  the  crops  judging 
team.  The  team  rated  high  in  seed  analysis  and 
ranked  fourth  in  commercial  grading  and  identi- 
fication. The  soils  team,  following  a  first  place 
victory  at  the  regional  contest  at  Iowa  State 
University,  joined  the  Iowa  State  team  in  repre- 
senting this  region  at  the  national  contest  at  New 
Mexico  State  University  in  May. 


Orville  Bidwell,  Gerald  Lefmann,  Orville  Peterson  and  Lloyd 
Moden  discuss  a  sample  before  their  next  soils  judging  meet. 


Dairy    Cattle    Judging    Team— 

LaVerne  R.  Myers,  Carrol  Camp- 
bell, Johnny  E.  Meetz,  Larry  J. 
Beat,  Ranee  K.  Headley,  Coach 
G.  B.  Marion. 


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Livestock  Judging  Team— Gayl 
W.  Shepard,  Coach  Don  L.  Good, 
Jerald  A.  Riemann,  Dean  L.  Davis, 
Edward  S.  Hodgson,  Michael  E. 
Dikeman,  John  O.  Scheele,  John 
R.  Teagarden,  Howard  T.  Henry. 


Judges  capture  awards  in  intercollegiate  contests 


Representing  K-State  in  national  and  inter- 
national contests  were  the  six  judging  teams  of 
dairy  products,  meats,  dairy  cattle,  poultry,  wool 
and  livestock.  The  teams  traveled  more  than 
3,000  miles.  All  teams  consistently  placed  in  the 
upper  half  among  other  contestants. 

Evaluating  products  ranging  from  ice  cream  to 
cheddar  cheese,  the  dairy  products  judging  team 
placed  sixth  at  a  regional  contest  in  Chicago. 
Ranking  second  in  pork  judging  and  high  in  beef 


grading,  the  meats  team  placed  fifth  in  interna- 
tional competition  in  Madison,  Wise. 

At  the  International  Livestock  Exposition  in 
Chicago,  111.,  the  dairy  cattle  judging  team 
finished  behind  four  other  teams  in  competition 
with  eighteen  squads.  Poultry  judges  also  brought 
home  awards  from  the  American  Royal,  while 
the  livestock  team  captured  top  honors  there. 
The  wool  judging  team  placed  fifth  in  the  Amer- 
ican Royal  intercollegiate  contest. 


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Coach  Ross  Mickelsen,  Kenneth  K. 
Chesney,  Paul  E.  Flagg,  Jerald  A. 
Kopp,  John  W.  Toney. 


Poultry   Judging    Team— John    W.    Davis,   Terry    L.    Biery,    George   L   Zabel, 
Nnakarame  A.  Nwosa,  Coach  Amos  Kahrs. 


Wool  Judging  Team — John  R.  Evans,  Orville  M.  Peterson,  Jerald  A.  Riemann, 
Johnny  E.  Meetz,  Coach  Carl  S.  Menzies. 


Meats    Judging    Team  — Coach 

Donald  H.  Kropf,  Samuel  C.  Nel- 
son, Kenneth  Spangenburg,  Stanley 
W.  Grecian,  Thomas  D.  Perrier, 
Johnny  E.  Meetz. 


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OTANDING  as  the  proud 
and  vibrant  symbol  of  a  rap- 
idly expanding  university, 
Anderson  hall  is  a  sign  of 
Kansas  State  University  1966. 
However,  the  campus  land- 
mark is  more  than  a  sign  of 
the  present.  Anderson  also 
symbolizes  the  tradition  and 
memories  which  have  marked 
the  103-year  past  of  the  na- 
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University's  role  includes 
research,  extension  work 


As  the  first  land-grant  institution,  the  Univer- 
sity conducted  research  and  extension  programs 
and  maintained  agricultural  experiment  stations 
in  addition  to  educating  more  than  10,000  stu- 
dents. Within  the  eight  colleges  and  one  school, 
there  were  67  departments.  At  the  graduate 
level,  the  master's  degree  was  offered  in  73  de- 
partments and  the  Doctor  of  Philosophy  degree 
in  26  fields.  A  professional  staff  of  1,360  instruc- 
tors worked  with  students. 

Outstanding  academic  achievements  included 
the  Environmental  Research  Laboratory  used 
for  national  research,  the  most  extensive  study 
program  on  wheat  and  cereal  grains  in  the  world 
and  the  first  and  only  accredited  nuclear  engi- 
neering  undergraduate    program    in    the   U.S. 


Participating  in  the  undergraduate  research  program,  a  student 
receives  a  $100  grant  each  semester  for  her  work  on  a  pro|ect. 


General  zoology  students  concentrate  to  remember  details  of 
microscopic  animals  in  preparation  for  a  practical  examination. 


As  the  semester  comes  to  a  close,  students  find  it  necessary 
to   devote   more   hours   in  the   library  to   prepare  for  finals. 


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Pausing  for  a  moment  in  front  of  the  native  stone  home  of 
President  McCain  and  his  wife,  students  relax  between  classes. 


Students  frequently  pass  the  mansion  constructed  43  years  ago 
on    their    way    to    and    from    Justin    hall  and    Dickens    hall. 


At  a  tea  following  the  opening  Orientation  Week  convocation, 
a  freshman  student  and  his  parents  talk  with  President  McCain. 


President  seeks  speakers 
to  discuss  controversies 


Encouraging  students  to  voice  political  views, 
President  James  A.  McCain  appointed  a  six- 
member  committee  to  invite  speakers  to  discuss 
controversial  issues  so  that  students  could  base 
their  convictions  on  information  and  understand- 
ing. The  first  speaker  was  L.  Brent  Bozell, 
author,  lecturer  and  attorney.  He  had  won  na- 
tional attention  for  his  best  selling  book,  "Mc- 
Carthy and  His  Enemies." 

Efforts  to  establish  better  communication  be- 
tween students  and  administration  were  empha- 
sized by  a  series  of  Union  coffee  hours  with 
President  McCain.  Students  were  urged  to  par- 
ticipate and  evoke  questions  concerning  current 
campus  issues.  This  program  expressed  Ameri- 
canism.  It   was  the  democratic  way  in  action. 


James  A.  McCain,  president  of  the  University  since  1950,  is 
chairman  of  the  Mid-America  State  Universities  Association. 


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Co-ordinating  K-State  functions  concerning  state  finance  and 
public  relations  affairs  is  William  Avery,  governor  of  Kansas. 


Board  of  Regents— TOP  ROW:  Whitley  Austin,  Dwight  D.  Klinger,  Henry  A. 
Bubb,  Eldon  Sloan,  Max  Bickford.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Clement  H.  Hall,  Lawrence 
D.  Morgan,  Authur  H.  Cromb,  John  Eberhardt,  Ray  R.  Evans. 


Board  of  Regents  moves 
to  prohibit  discrimination 

In  a  move  to  prohibit  discrimination  by  frater- 
nal groups  and  campus  organizations  on  the 
basis  of  race,  religion  or  national  origin,  the 
Board  of  Regents  required  each  group  to  sign  an 
anti-discrimination  pledge.  The  Regents  also  de- 
feated a  motion  to  rescind  the  two-year  campus 
cigarette  sales  ban.  Working  to  improve  educa- 
tion in  the  state,  Gov.  William  Avery  proposed  a 
commission  to  develop   Kansas'  cultural  arts. 

By  Student  Senate  request,  Faculty  Senate  ini- 
tiated a  measure  requiring  all  departments  to  post 
before  registration  periods  lists  of  instructors  and 
the  courses  they  teach.  After  Faculty  Senate  ap- 
proval, the  University  accepted  a  revised  and  less 
restrictive  alcoholic  beverage  code. 


Fall  enrollment  for  transfer  students  and  entering  freshmen  in- 
cludes a  complete  physical  examination  and  a  tuberculosis  test. 


Administrative  Heads— TOP 
ROW:  Alvin  B.  Cardwell,  general 
research;  Charles  M.  Correll,  his 
torian;  David  G.  Danskin,  counsel 
ing  center;  Theodore  O.  Dodge 
budget  office;  George  R.  Eaton 
press;  A.  Thornton  Edwards,  hous 
ing.  SECOND  ROW:  Francis  D. 
Farrell,  president  emeritus;  Ran 
dolph  F.  Gingrich,  physical  plant, 
H.  Dean  Hess,  alumni;  Kenneth  M. 
Heywood,  endowment  and  de- 
velopment; Hilbert  P.  Jubelt,  stu- 
dent health;  Harold  W.  Kennedy, 
aids  and  awards.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Wendell  R.  Kerr,  veterans  service; 
Joe  W.  Kraus,  library;  S.  Thomas 
Parker,  computing  center;  Ralph 
H.  Perry,  comptroller;  Roland  C. 
Swaim,  placement  center;  Forest 
L.  Whan,  summer  school. 


Faculty  Senate— TOP  ROW:  Katherine  Geyer,  George  Montgomery,  Harlan  J. 
Trennepohl,  Carroll  E.  Kennedy,  Elden  E.  Leasure,  George  R.  Eaton,  Milton  L. 
Manuel,  James  C.  Mathews.  SECOND  ROW:  Paul  S.  Wingard,  James  E.  Miller, 
Eugene  J.  Laughlin,  Roscoe  Ellis,  Lowell  Brandner,  Alvin  E.  Mulanax,  Charles  L. 
Norton,  Arvin  L.  Workman.  THIRD  ROW:  Charles  M.  Peccolo,  Thomas  B.  Steu- 


nenberg,  Jordan  Y.  Miller,  Laureston  V.  Withee,  Robert  W.  Kiser,  John  Hannah, 
Richard  A.  Consigli,  William  G.  Schrenk.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Edwin  J.  Fnck,  David 
L.  Carnahan,  Norman  V.  Whitehair,  Gustave  E.  Fairbanks,  Walter  D.  Fisher, 
Louis  H.  Douglas,  Theodore  A.  Chadwick,  John  P.  Noonan. 


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Brown  leaves  deanship, 
becomes  vice-president 

Filling  a  position  left  vacant  by  William  Bevan, 
John  Lott  Brown  became  vice-president  for  aca- 
demic affairs.  Bevan,  who  had  been  on  a  year 
leave  of  absence,  accepted  the  post  of  vice-presi- 
dent of  John  Hopkins  University  in  Baltimore, 
Md.  Brown  had  served  both  as  acting  vice-presi- 
dent and  dean  of  graduate  school  after  coming 
to  K-State  in  July,  1965.  A.  D.  Weber,  director 
of  the  Office  of  International  Activities,  was  also 
on  special  assignment  to  Andhra  Pradesh  Agri- 
culture University  in  Hyderabad,  India.  Replac- 
ing him  was  Joseph  Hajda,  who  had  just  com- 
pleted a  year  as  adviser  to  former  Secretary  of 
State  Christian  Herter. 

A.  L.  Pugsley,  administrative  vice-president, 
served  on  a  two-year  chairmanship  of  the  North 
Central  Association  of  Colleges  and  Secondary 
Schools.  Max  Milbourn  continued  as  presidential 
public  relations  assistant.  Daniel  Beatty  super- 
vised a  budget  of  more  than  $35  million  while 
E.  M.  Gerritz  directed  enrollment. 


Serving  as  chairman  of  the  Public  Relations  Council,  Max  Mil- 
bourn    assists   the    president    in    University    policy    activities. 


As  vice-president,  A.  L.  Pugsley  shares  the  president's  admin- 
istrative duties  and  welcomes  visiting  dignitaries  to  campus. 


Joseph  Hajda,  acting  director  of  international  activities,  heads 
the    planning    programs    for    University    exchange    students. 


Handling  registration  and  compiling  student  records  are  |obs 
in  the  hands  of  E.  M.  Gerritz,  dean  of  admissions  and  records. 


Preparing  the  annual  budget  and  interpreting  the  University's 
fiscal  policy  are  directed  to  Daniel  Beatty,  business  manager. 


Students  stroll  in  front  of  Nichols  gymnasium  which  houses 
physical  education  and  student  operated  radio  and  television 

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stations.    Built  in  1910,    the  gymnasium  was  named  for  E.  R. 
Nichols,  former  Kansas  State  Agriculture  College  president. 


University  Information 
consolidates  news  offices 


Under  the  direction  of  Kenneth  Thomas, 
University  Information  consolidated  in  one  ad- 
ministrative unit  all  existing  campus  information 
offices  to  use  personnel  and  facilities  more  effi- 
ciently. The  extension  radio  and  television  divi- 
sion received  a  federal  grant  of  S3 7,500  to  pro- 
duce a  60-second,  filmed,  spot  announcement. 
The  film,  concerning  the  safe,  effective  use  of 
pesticides,  was  distributed  nationally. 

Heads  of  the  different  services  within  Univer- 
sity Information  were  David  von  Riesen,  photo- 
graphic services;  Dean  Kenny,  University  publi- 
cations; Carl  Rochat,  University  news;  Paul 
DeWeese,  sports  information;  Jack  Burke,  radio 
and  television;  and  E.  D.  Warner,  extension. 


Taking  campus  pictures  for  University  publications  and  depart- 
ments is  David  von  Riesen,  director  of  photographic  services. 


As  University  sports  publicity  director,  Paul  DeWeese  doubles 
as  a  radio  announcer  for  sports  events  both  at  home  and  away. 


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University  Information— Paul  DeWeese,  sports  publicity  director;  Jack  M.  Burke, 
radio  station  KSAC  manager;  Dean  Kenny,  University  publications;  Carl  Rochat, 
University  news  director;  David  von  Riesen,  photo  services  director;  E.  D.  Warner, 
extension  information  editor;  Kenneth  Thomas,  University  information  director. 


Explaining  University  research  activities  are  students  manning 
a  public  relations  booth  at  the  Kansas  State  Fair  at  Hutchinson. 


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As  head  of  Student  Personnel  Services,  Dean  Chester  Peters 
oversees  the  work  of  five  deans,  who  along  with  him  work  with 


student  activities  and  problems.  Dean  Peters  is  also  adviser  to 
Blue  Key  and  chairman  of  Faculty  Council  on  Student  Affairs. 


Dean  of  students  adds  Friesen,  Frith  to  staff 


In  filling  the  position  vacated  during  the  sum- 
mer by  Ralph  Prusok,  Walter  Friesen  worked  as 
associate  dean  of  men.  He  supervised  both  fra- 
ternity and  Orientation  activities.  Assistant  Dean 
Thomas  Frith  filled  a  new  job  created  to  coordi- 
nate residence  hall  social  and  educational  pro- 
grams. Directing  the  over-all  program  of  student 
affairs  was  Chester  Peters,  dean  of  students.  Mar- 


garet Lahey,  associate  dean  of  women,  studied 
innovations  in  personnel  and  higher  education 
in  New  York  during  a  spring  semester  sabbatical 
leave.  Dean  Lahey's  duties  were  assumed  by 
Assistant  Dean  Caroline  Peine.  Assistant  Dean 
Theodore  Heermance  advised  500  foreign  stu- 
dents from  57  countries.  Operation  of  the  entire 
division  was  centered  in  Holtz  hall. 


Rarely  ever  closing  during  the  day,  the  library  keeps  its  doors 
open  during  Thanksgiving  and  Christmas  vacations.  Library 
hours  were  extended  12  hours  per  week,  opening  at  7:45  a.m. 


and  closing  at  1  1  p.m.  to  provide  additional  study  time  for 
students.  This  program  is  beneficial  for  employed  students  and 
those  remaining  on  campus  during  housing  vacation. 


Davd  von  Riese 


Checking  ACT  test  scores,  Margaret  Lahey  and  Caroline  Peine 
handle  achievement  records  of  incoming  freshman  women. 


Supervising  organizations  as  Associated  Women  Students  and 
Off-Campus  Women  is  also  a  part  of  the  deans'  responsibilities. 


Walter  Friesen  advises  Interfraternity  Council,  while  Thomas 
Frith    oversees    residence    hall    programs   for    the    University. 


Orienting  foreign  students  and  helping  them  find  housing  for 
their  stay  in  Manhattan  is  handled  by  Theodore  Heermance. 


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Chemistry  graduate  students  work  on  a  preliminary  problem 
in  mercury  photosentization  in  preparation  for  their  semester 


research  project.  Using  a  high  vacume  technique  aids  in  un- 
derstanding processes  by  which  energy  is  transferred  in  gases. 


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Graduate  dean  becomes 
academic  vice-president 

Serving  his  first  full  year  as  dean  of  Graduate 
School,  John  Lott  Brown  was  appointed  vice- 
president  of  academic  affairs  for  the  University 
in  February.  Dean  Brown  served  on  a  committee 
of  the  National  Aeronautics  and  Space  Admin- 
istration while  maintaining  a  research  program  in 
sensory  perception,  an  area  in  which  he  has  re- 
ceived international  recognition. 

Cooperation  of  the  faculty  in  planning  grad- 
uate curriculums  led  to  the  development  of  pro- 
grams embracing  more  than  one  department. 
Doctoral  programs  in  food  science,  probability 
and  statistics  and  mathematics  were  authorized 
by  the  Board  of  Regents.  Masters'  Degree  pro- 
grams introduced  were  in  fields  of  linguistics, 
modern  and  classical  languages,  sociology  and 
anthropology,  and  political  science. 


R.  Dean  Dragsdorf,  a  physics  professor  here  since  1948,  now 
fills   the    position    of    associate  dean    of    Graduate    School. 


Dean  John  Lott  Brown  of  Graduate  School  travels  extensively 
in  efforts  to  promote  the  University's  image  in  foreign  countries. 


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Examining  a  plant  to  see  if  he  has  succeeded  in  a  plant  breed- 
ing experiment,    a  horticulture  major  participates  in  one  of 


many  experiments  the  department  conducts  in  areas  such  as 
plant  adaptability  to  climate  change  and  the  control  of  insects. 


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In  a  research  study  of  genetics,  blood  of  an  adult  chicken  is 
transferred  to  the  veins  of  a  chick  embryo  of  same  blood  type. 


As  agriculture  experiment  station  director,  Floyd  Smith  is  in 
charge  of  experimental  research  conducted  throughout  Kansas. 


Ag  college,  KU  join  to  study  water  conservation 


Established  by  Congress,  the  Kansas  Water 
Resources  Research  Institute  studied  conserva- 
tion, expansion  of  state  water  supplies,  and  the 
hydrologic  cycle.  Allocations  for  the  joint  project 
of  the  College  of  Agriculture  and  the  University 
of  Kansas  reached  $142,000  for  the  first  year  of 


research.  Future  college  plans  included  courses 
for  training  in  water  engineering.  Another  project 
was  the  establishment  of  a  charcoal  brickette 
plant  in  Shepotpa.  It  was  hoped  that  the  plant 
would  improve  state  use  of  the  one  million  trees 
annually  distributed  by  extension  service. 


College  of  Agriculture  and  Extension  Department  Heads— TOP  ROW:  Rufus  F. 
Cox,  animal  husbandry;  Robert  P.  Ealy,  horticulture;  John  M.  Ferguson,  extension 
engineering;  Paul  W.  Griffith,  associate  extension  director;  John  E.  Kitchens,  con- 
tinuing education;  Herbert  C.  Knutson,  entomology;  Howard  L.  Mitchell,  bio- 
chemistry; Oscar  W.  Norby,  county  extension  operations.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John 


A.  Nordin,  agricultural  economics;  Charles  L.  Norton,  dairy  and  poultry  science, 
Raymond  V.  Olson,  agronomy;  Stuart  M.  Pady,  plant  pathology;  Roger  E.  Regnier, 
4-H  and  other  extension  youth  programs;  Wilbur  E.  Ringler,  assistant  extension 
director;  John  A.  Shellenberger,  flour  and  feed  milling  industries;  Norman  V. 
Whitehair,  community  and  public  affairs. 


Working  with  the  College  of  Agriculture  is 
Harold  E.  Jones,  director  of  extension  work. 


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which  students  in  the  College  of  Agriculture  look  for  when  they  inspect  meat. 


Agriculture  students  study  the  relationship 
of  insects  to  man,  his  crops  and  his  stock. 


Director  of  resident  instruction  in  agriculture,  Duane  Acker 
transferred   to   South    Dakota    State    University   in    February. 


Glenn  H.  Beck,  dean  of  the  College  of  Agriculture,  supervises 
farm-centered  activities  within  the  10  agriculture  departments. 


Agriculture  adds  bakery,  food  science  curriculums 


Allocations  from  the  baking  industry  helped 
establish  a  bakery  curriculum  in  the  College  of 
Agriculture,  as  staff  facilities  were  moved  from 
Florida  State  University.  K-State's  was  the  only 
bakery  institute  in  the  United  States.  Food  sci- 
ence, a  research  course,  was  offered  for  the  first 


year  to  students  in  home  economics,  veterinary 
medicine,  chemical  engineering  and  agriculture. 
Completing  his  sixth  year  as  dean,  Glenn  Beck 
headed  the  administration  in  resident  instruction, 
extension  and  research.  He  also  helped  supervise 
work   at   Ahmadu-Bello   University   in  Nigeria. 


Agriculture  Council— TOP  ROW:  Stanley  R.  Husted,  Samuel  J.  Brungardt,  David 
D.  Jackson,  Ira  M.  Walman,  Leroy  V.  Skoch,  Philip  V.  Mathews,  Harold  D.  Engle, 
Johnny  E.  Meetz,  Dean  L.  Davis,  Graham  H.  Shaw.  SECOND  ROW:  Michael  J. 
Farmer,  Dale  M.  Richardson,  William  L.  Shoemaker,  Maurice  D.  Penner,  William 


A.  Blauvelt,  Robert  C.  Dobson,  George  L.  Zabel,  James  L.  Shank,  Eugene  W. 
Kovar,  Larry  D.  Ehrlich,  Stephen  B.  Zeigler,  Terrence  S.  Rice.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
David  F.  Martin,  Michael  E.  Dikeman,  Gene  W.  Laverentz,  John  R.  Evans,  Larry 
H.  Coltrane,  Carrol  Campbell,  James  D.  Ball,  Thomas  D.  Perrier,  James  L.  Yager. 


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Surrounded  by  drawing  instruments,  an  architecture  student 
works  on  a  project  for  one  of  six  design  courses  he  must  com- 


plete before  graduation.  He  then  serves  a  three-year  appren- 
ticeship  and   takes   a   four-day  exam    before    being  licensed. 


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Architecture  college  adds 
construction  curriculum 


Boasting  the  largest  increase  in  freshman  en- 
rollment, the  College  of  Architecture  and  Design 
added  a  four-year  curriculum  in  building  con- 
struction. The  new  curriculum,  introduced  at  the 
first  building  construction  seminar,  was  incor- 
porated because  of  an  increasing  demand  for 
trained  building  specialists.  It  included  courses 
in  structure,  drafting  and  business. 

Completion  of  a  "heliodon"  for  experimental 
research  enabled  architecture  students  to  test  the 
effects  of  lighting  on  buildings  at  any  latitude. 
Students  also  worked  with  a  design  problem  in- 
volving a  dock  and  enclosure  at  Tuttle  Creek  for 
maintenance  of  the  rowing  team's  shells. 


Advising  students  and  working  with  records  are  among  re- 
sponsibilities of  Richard  Morse,  assistant  dean  of  architecture. 


With  all  necessary  equipment  in  hand,  an  architecture  student 
climbs  Seaton  stairs  to  prepare  plans  for  a  new  class  project. 


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Regional  planning  earns 
architects  recognition 

As  one  of  the  country's  largest  accredited 
schools,  the  College  of  Architecture  and  Design 
had  the  only  graduate  program  in  regional  plan- 
ning between  the  Mississippi  and  the  Rocky 
Mountains.  In  intercollegiate  competition,  two 
students  placed  first  and  fourth  in  the  Lincoln 
Arc  Welding  contest. 

Participating  in  a  student  exchange  program 
sponsored  by  the  Association  of  Collegiate  Schools 
of  Architecture,  James  Calcara  was  selected  from 
the  University  as  one  of  27  students  sent  to  Eng- 
land from  the  U.S.  Calcara,  chosen  on  the  basis 
of  scholastic  record  and  activities,  spent  the  sum- 
mer working  in  an  architect's  office  in  Maidstone, 
a  town  outside  London. 

Dean  of  Architecture  for  a  decade,  Emil 
Fischer  helped  design  Broadway  sets  before  com- 
ing to  the  University.  Working  with  the  dean, 
Architecture  Council  took  charge  of  Architecture 
assembly,  required  for  all  majors,  and  helped 
sponsor  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House. 


Architecture  students  study  several  hours  weekly 
hall's    library,    utilizing    specialized    curriculum    r 


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Students  spend  class  time  with  graduate  instructors,  discus- 
sing methods  of  displaying  landscape  architecture  problems. 


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Offering  five  advanced  graduate  curriculums,  the  College  of 
Architecture   and    Design    is   directed    by    Dean   Emil    Fischer. 


Architecture  Council— Eugene  Wendt,  Rodger  A.  Brooks,  Walter  J.  Smith,  Dennis 
A.  Drumm,  Ralph  E.  Hibler,  Wayne  P.  Bower,  Mary  F.  Childres,  Gary  D.  Lynn, 
Robert  L.  Morrow. 


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Molding  clay  on  the  pottery  wheel,  a  student  works  on  one  of 
about  15  pottery  assignments  required  for  ceramics  laboratory. 


Formation  of  the  articles,  glazing  and  decorating  are  done  by 
students  of  the  classes  which  are  open  to  both  men  and  women. 


Arts  and  Sciences  plan 
multi-purpose  auditorium 

Plans  were  completed  in  the  College  of  Arts 
and  Sciences  for  a  multi-purpose  auditorium  with 
a  music  wing  and  facilities  for  lectures,  demon- 
strations, drama  and  music  activities.  The  struc- 
ture, to  be  financed  by  a  $2,800,000  state 
appropriation,  will  replace  the  auditorium  which 
burned  in  spring  1965.  Also  proposed  is  a  bio- 
logical science  building  to  have  one  unit  for 
instruction  and  one  unit  for  research. 

Other  college  construction  included  a  music 
listening  room  installed  in  Eisenhower  hall  for 
students  in  music,  English  and  humanities.  It  was 
equipped  with  earphones  and  facilities  providing 
four  programs  at  the  same  time. 

Professor  Gordon  Lark,  a  biophysicist,  won  the 
national  Eli  Lilly  award  for  outstanding  work  in 
microbiology  and  immunology.  In  late  fall  visit- 
ing Distinguished  Professor  Edouard  Kellenber- 
ger,  Swiss  molecular  biologist  and  biophysicist, 
joined  the  Arts  and  Sciences  faculty  with  mem- 
bers of  his  research  team  from  Geneva. 


Associate  Dean  William  Stamey,  who  was  acting  dean  of 
Graduate   School,  is   Academic   Affairs   Committee   chairman. 


College  Of  Arts  and  Sciences  Department  Heads— TOP  ROW:  Donald  J.  Ameel, 
zoology;  Alfred  F.  Borg,  bacteriology;  William  Boyer,  political  science;  Robert  P. 
Browder,  history  and  philosophy;  Norma  D.  Bunton,  speech;  Alvin  B.  Cardwell, 
physics;  Joseph  R.  Chelikowsky,  geology  and  geography;  Richard  C.  Clark,  mod- 
ern languages.  SECOND  ROW:  Adrian  H.  Daane,  chemistry;  Earl  R.  Davis, 
English;  Thomas  M.  Evans,  physical  education;  Eugene  A.  Friedmann,  sociology 


and  anthropology;  Holly  C.  Fryer,  statistics,-  John  Hannah,  art;  Ralph  R.  Lash- 
brook,  technical  |ournalism;  Luther  O.  Leavengood,  music.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Hor- 
ace B.  Lee,  athletics;  Merrill  E.  Noble,  psychology;  John  A.  Nordin,  economics; 
Stuart  M.  Pady,  botany;  Bertram  L.  Ruggles,  aerospace  studies;  Ralph  G.  Sanger, 
mathematics,  Ralph  Wright,  military  science. 


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Assistant  deans  John  P.  Murry  and  Marjorie  Adams  work  with 
Orval  G.  Ebberts  on  the  honors  program  and  student  personnel. 


Arts  and  Sciences  adds 
core  curriculum  advisers 


During  John  Chalmer's  third  year  as  dean  of 
the  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  advisers  were 
added  to  the  dean's  office  staff  to  provide  ad- 
vising for  students  in  the  general  curriculum.  The 
advisers  helped  students  plan  study  programs  for 
the  first  two  years  of  college.  A  National  Science 
Foundation  grant  in  chemistry  allowed  the  col- 
lege to  expand  remodeling  of  Willard  hall  and 
to  plan  for  a  laboratory  annex  to  the  building. 

Arts  and  Sciences  Council  members  sponsored 
a  high  school  senior  leadership  day  on  campus 
and  worked  with  student  orientation  programs. 
A  1965  graduate  of  the  College  was  selected  for 
Woodrow    Wilson   and   Fulbright   scholarships. 


As  Arts  and  Sciences  dean,  John  Chalmers  directs  academic 
affairs  of  the  23  departments  of  the  University's  largest  college. 


Beginning  with  one  of  the  simplest  forms  of  animal  life,  the 
Paramecium,  and  ending  with  the  pig,  students  in  a  zoology 


lab  observe  and  dissect  animals  from  the  seven  phyla.  A  num- 
ber of  professors  and  specialists  conduct  class  lecture  sessions. 


Training  in  crawling  with  a  bayonet  is  only  one  part  of  the 
six-week  reserve  officer  training  summer  camp  at  Ft.  Riley. 


Arts  and  Sciences  Council— TOP  ROW:  Elizabeth  H.  Parker,  Jeanne  M.  Walker, 
Martha  J.  Reynolds.  SECOND  ROW:  Douglas  E.  Eisenhour,  Carolyn  K.  Mohr- 
man,  Jan  L.  Miller.  THIRD  ROW:  Martha  A.  Crane,  Lee  A.  Skaggs,  Carol  L.  Rob- 
bins.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Barbara  L  Brooks,  Burk  Jubelt,  John  L.  Singleterry,  Rae- 
Dene  Schmidt. 


Analysis  of  markets  and  the  factors  involved  with  marketing 
are  studied  in  a  College  of  Commerce  class  for  seniors  and 


graduate  students.  Marketing  problems  studied  range  from 
tires  to  the  complex  areas  of  group  health  insurance  programs. 


While    acting    as    administrator,    Associate    Dean    James  B. 
Hobbs  teaches  business  classes  and  publishes  research  material. 


Commerce  offers  classes 
to  businessmen,  public 

Programs  of  specialized  instruction  were  of- 
fered to  students  and  the  public  by  the  College  of 
Commerce,  in  addition  to  its  regular  University 
course  offerings.  Conferences  and  seminars  were 
conducted  to  up-date  the  education  of  Kansas 
businessmen.  Courses  in  small  business  tax  plan- 
ning and  management  met  weekly.  At  other  con- 
ferences, electronic  data  processing  and  the  uni- 
form commercial  code  were  discussed. 

More  than  800  students  were  enrolled  in  busi- 
ness administration,  accounting  and  secretarial 
practice  classes  taught  by  28  faculty  members 
and  graduate  students  of  the  college.  In  an  effort 
to  encourage  higher  scholarship  among  its  stu- 
dents and  because  of  increased  enrollment,  the 
College  of  Commerce  awarded  four  scholarships 
in  addition  to  those  presented  by  Aids  and 
Awards.  Emphasis  was  placed  upon  scholastic 
attainment  rather  than  upon  need  in  selecting 
recipients  for  these  scholarships. 


Pre-enrolling  in  Calvin  hall,  College  of  Commerce  students  are 
among  3,200  University  freshmen  and  transfer  students  who 


travel  to  the  campus  during  the  summer  months  to  plan  class 
schedules.  Each  day  of  pre-enrollment,  200  students  register. 


Assistant  to  the  dean,    Mildred  Buzenberg,  and  director  of 
management  service,  Rhae  Swisher,  discuss  college  studies. 


Comparing  the  operations  of  company  "C"  to  others,  a  com- 
merce  student    lectures    about   economic   failure  to   a   class. 


U.S.  economic  official  visits  commerce  college 


Undersecretary  of  Commerce  Alan  Boyd  was 
keynote  speaker  at  the  Transportation  and  Eco- 
nomic Development  Conference  sponsored  by  the 
College  of  Commerce.  Under  the  direction  of 
Rhae  Swisher,  the  college  also  conducted  a  small 
business  seminar  which  met  once  weekly  for  pro- 


fessional businessmen  in  the  Manhattan  area. 
Plans  were  made  to  sponsor  an  eight-week  sum- 
mer institute  in  economics  for  secondary  school 
teachers.  Dean  Clyde  Jones  served  as  president  of 
the  Kansas  Council  for  Economic  Education  and 
chairman  of  the  Athletics  Council. 


Commerce  Council— TOP  ROW:  Mildred  E.  Buzenberg,  Larry  A.  Anderson,  Ken- 
neth H.  Underwood,  Larry  C.  Arnett,  Brian  N.  Minturn,  James  W.  Yust,  Jim  E. 
Loomis,  Eugene  J.  Laughlin.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Kenneth  L.  Francis,  Joan  K.  Kam- 


merer,  Peter  L.  Molinari,   Roger  S.  Gloyd,    Douglas  E.  Powell,    Lynda  S.  Hoff, 
Richard  M.  Anderson. 


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Since  1962,  when  the  College  of  Commerce  was  established, 
C.  Clyde  Jones  has  served  as  dean.  He  |oined  the  staff  in  1960 


as  head  of  business  administration.  Jones  is  co-author  of  "Amer- 
ican Economic  History"  and  former  editor  of  a  national  journal. 


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Playground  supervision  is  part  of  the  training  for  160  seniors 
in  elementary  education    who    student   teach  in  Manhattan 


Junction  City,  Chapman,  Wamego  and  Riley.  Student  teachers 
in    elementary    schools    spend    only    half    the    day    teaching. 


Practicing  use  of  various  visual  aid  devices,  secondary  educa- 
tion students  learn  techniques  to  improve  classroom  lectures. 


Floyd  H.  Price,  assistant  to  the  dean,  coordinates  activities  of 
student  teachers  in  the  newly  established  College  of  Education. 


Education  becomes  college,  begins  entrance  policy 


Completing  the  first  year  after  its  transition 
from  a  school  to  a  college,  the  College  of  Educa- 
tion raised  its  requirements,  initiating  a  program 
in  which  students  must  apply  and  be  accepted 
for  admission  to  the  College.  Applicants  must  have 
a  2.2  cumulative  grade  average,  have  completed 
two  years  of  pre-education  courses  and  be  ap- 
proved by  the  admissions  committee.  Students  in 


secondary  education  must  also  have  a  2.5  grade 
average  in  their  field  of  concentration. 

Cameras  in  the  classroom  and  a  new  video- 
tape system  enabled  student  teachers  to  view  their 
own  teaching  performances.  The  College  pur- 
chased $20,000  worth  of  basic  equipment  for  the 
new  program.  The  system  also  helped  faculty 
members  better  evaluate  student  teachers. 


Education  Council— TOP  ROW:  Floyd  H.  Price,  MaryAnne  Murphy,    Donna  L. 
Knoell,  Michael  A.  Novak,  Cynthia  L.  Sperry,  Pamela  S.  Gallemore.  BOTTOM 


ROW:   Martha  M.  Fly,  Rachel  R.  Unruh,  Mary  E.  Blakeslee,  Mary  V.  Furney,  Kay 
D.  Mortimer. 


Encouraging  the  creativity  of  two  young  artists,    a  student 
teacher  finds  one  of  the  many  rewards  of  teaching  experience. 


Action  games  or  songs  with  motions  help  the  student  teacher 
to  keep  the  attention  of  her  class  for  a  longer  period  of  time. 


Education  receives  grant  for  vocational  research 


Boasting  the  third  largest  Student  Education 
Association  in  the  United  States,  the  University's 
teacher  education  program  encompassed  approx- 
imately 21  per  cent  of  the  University's  enroll- 
ment. This  total  gave  Education  more  than  twice 
as  many  students  as  the  second  largest  profes- 
sional group,  engineering. 

Grants  totaling  more  than  $309,000  were 
received.  A  research  problem  was  carried  on  in 
the  Paola  school  system  with  money  from  a 
$179,000  grant  from  the  U.S.  Office  of  Education 
under  a  1963  vocational  act.  The  two-year  grant 


supported  a  work-study  project  for  the  students 
in  a  vocational  course.  Conducted  by  a  Univer- 
sity trainee,  the  project  involved  an  inter-disci- 
plinary approach  to  vocational  education.  Pro- 
fessor Raymond  Agan  directed  the  program. 

Money  received  for  summer  institutes  for 
Kansas  elementary  and  secondary  teachers 
amounted  to  approximately  $130,000.  Cooper- 
ating with  the  department  of  continuing  educa- 
tion, the  college  offered  summer  short  courses  in 
the  vocational  teaching  of  agriculture  and  home 
economics  to  high  school  students. 


During  a  heart-to-heart  talk  with  one  of  her  first  pupils,  a  stu- 
dent  teacher    gets    practical    experience    in    her    profession. 


Devising  means  to  entertain  children  when  bad  weather  pre- 
vents outdoor  play  is  the  teacher's  job  as  this  student  learns. 


Responsible  for  the   graduation   of  several    hundred  skilled 
teachers  yearly,   William   H.    Coffield    is  dean   of   Education. 


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Concentrating  intently,  an  industrial  engineering  student  finds 
that  turning  a  square  block  of  aluminum  into  a  cylinder  is  not 


as  easy  as  the  lecturer  said.  During  lab,  students  use  automated 
production  equipment  and  machine  ability  instrumentations. 


NASA  hires  engineers 
for  work-study  program 


Twenty-six  students  from  seven  engineering 
curriculums  participated  in  the  National  Aero- 
nautical and  Space  Administration  cooperative 
program.  In  the  five-year  project,  students  alter- 
nated semesters  between  study  and  work  at  one 
of  four  NASA  bases.  The  program  was  set  up  as 
a  joint  effort  between  government  agencies  and 
private  industry. 

Chemical  engineering  students,  under  the  di- 
rection of  Dr.  L.  T.  Fan,  experimented  with  con- 
verting salt  water  to  fresh  water.  The  Office  of 
Salene  Water  of  the  Department  of  Interior  pro- 
vided $85,000  for  the  project. 

Through  a  study  entitled  "Human  Physiologi- 
cal Responses  to  Survival  Shelter  Environments," 
the  effects  of  emergency  shelter  confinement  were 
studied.  A  grant  of  $96,000  from  the  Office  of 
Civil  Defense  permitted  Dr.  Ralph  Nivens,  Dr. 
Fred  Rohles  and  mechanical  engineering  students 
to  conduct  the  research  project. 


Recording  data  at  a  NASA  base,  an  engineering  student  par- 
ticipates in  the  cooperative  program  begun  three  years  ago. 


Completing  his  first  year  as  assistant  dean  of  engineering, 
Kenneth  Gowdy  is  adviser  for  the  NASA  work-study  pro|ect. 


Engineering  Department  Heads— TOP  ROW:  Jack  B.  Blackburn,  civil  engineering; 
Leland  S.  Hobson,  engineering  experiment  station;  William  H.  Honstead,  chemi- 
cal 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.  Schroder,  industrial  engi- 
neering. 


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Mechanical  engineering  students  inspect  their  new  aerospace 
laboratory,  formerly  an   Atlas   missile  site,   near   Wamego. 


Grants  near  million  mark 
in  engineering  college 

Due  to  increased  government  and  private 
agency  grants,  graduate  enrollment  in  the  Col- 
lege of  Engineering  increased.  The  grants,  total- 
ing only  $268,000  in  1963,  reached  approximately 
one  million  dollars.  This  revenue  increase  helped 
boost  the  number  of  students  working  for  doctoral 
degrees  to  almost  one-third  more  than  last  year. 
Undergraduates  benefited  from  the  grants 
through  a  better  research  program  and  staff.  The 
percentage  of  faculty  Ph.D's  more  than  doubled 
since  1963  when  there  were  25  instructors  with 
that  degree  in  the  college. 

Kenneth  Gowdy,  who  received  B.S.  and  M.S. 
degrees  here  and  a  Ph.D.  in  fluid  mechanics  from 
Oklahoma  State  University,  replaced  Henry 
Neely  as  assistant  dean.  The  College's  Engineer- 
ing Council  helped  supervise  Engineers'  and 
Architects'  Open  House. 


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New  equipment  for  the  electrical  engineering  department  in- 
cludes this  machine  which  takes  pictures  through  use  of  radar. 


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Engineering  Council— TOP  ROW:  Gary  D.  Bohn,  Douglas  W.  Williams,  Larry 
R.  Martin,  Thomas  W.  Eagles,  Walter  A.  Harrison.  SECOND  ROW:  Dale  W. 
Shosa,  John  T.  Wulfmeyer,  James  K.  Koelliker,  Fred  L.  Curry,  Larry  W.  Emig. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Charles  K.  Eby,  Robert  D.  Lillich,  Frances  C.  Dennis,  Charles  C 
Nielson,  James  E.  Geringer,  Harlan  D.  Stauffer. 


Paul  Russell,  dean  of  the  College  of  Engineering,  serves  as 
president  of  Tri  Valley  chapter  of  Kansas  Engineering  Society. 


Justin  hall's  lounge  provides  a  quiet  study  area,  reading  room 
or  entertainment  facility  for  the  College  of  Home  Economics. 


For  the  first  time,  ROTC  and  other  predominantly  male  classes 
were  held  in  the  building  formerly  reserved  for  Home  Economics. 


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Draping  material  over  a  class-made  manikin  consisting  of  mus- 
lin over  cotton  padding,  a  clothing  coed  proceeds  with  fitting. 


Acting  as  assistant  dean  of  the  College  of  Home  Economics, 
Ruth  Hoeflin  completes  her  fifth  year  since  her  appointment. 


Home  Economics  creates  12-hour  core  curriculum 


Students  enrolling  in  the  College  of  Home  Eco- 
nomics found  a  change  in  requirements  as  the 
College  instituted  a  basic  12-hour  core  curricu- 
lum in  all  departments  within  the  college.  The 
change  allowed  the  student  more  hours  of  unre- 
stricted electives.  In  her  fifth  year  as  dean,  Dor- 
etta  Hoffman  assumed  additional  duties  as  an 
assistant  director  of  the  Agricultural  Experiment 


Station.  Textbooks  collected  by  the  student  chap- 
ter of  the  American  Home  Economics  Associa- 
tion were  sent  to  Andhra  Pradesh  University  in 
Hyderabad,  India.  The  volumes  were  given  to 
help  the  Indian  home  science  student  organiza- 
tion improve  reading  materials  available  in  class- 
rooms. Professional  Foods  Club  also  prepared 
box  lunches  for  Hospitality  Day. 


College  of  Home  Economics  De- 
partment Heads— Richard  L.  D. 
Morse,  family  economics;  Grace 
M.  Shugart,  institutional  manage- 
ment; Mar|one  M.  Stith,  family 
and  child  development;  Gwendo- 
lyn L.  Tinklin,  foods  and  nutrition; 
Jessie  A.  Warden,  clothing  and 
textiles. 


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Home  economics  dean 
visits  Indian  university 

Serving  as  the  only  woman  member  of  a  joint 
federal-state  committee,  Dean  Doretta  Hoffman 
of  the  College  of  Home  Economics  helped  to 
make  a  long  range  study  of  research  needs  in 
state  agricultural  experiment  stations.  In  January, 
Dean  Hoffman  visited  India  to  evaluate  home 
economics  programs  at  Andrah  Pradesh  Univer- 
sity in  Hyderabad. 

Undergraduate  enrollment  in  the  College  more 
than  doubled  figures  recorded  in  1959,  the  first 
year  classes  were  held  in  Justin  hall.  More  than 
400  freshmen  entered  the  college  fall  semester. 


Nutrition  students  keep  an  accurate  record  of  experiments 
with  rats.  The  results  will  be  used  later  for  human  diet  studies. 


Under  the  direction  of  Dean  Doretta  Hoffman,  a  complete  re- 
vision  of  curriculum   setup   was   drafted   in    home  economics. 


124 


Supplied  with  a  plan  and  specific  requirements,  an  Interior  De- 
sign III  coed  works  on  an  American  Institute  of  Design  pro|ect. 


Watching  from  a  one-way  window,  family  and  child  develop- 
ment majors  observe  habits  and  emotions  of  a  young  child. 


Home  Economics  Council— TOP  ROW:  Carole  S.  Schulze,  Cheri  L.  Avery,  Sherryl 
L.  Diller,  Lorna  E.  House,  Mary  A.  Bishop,  Carolyn  K.  Graham,  Valorie  B. 
Hoover,  Jean  Reehling.  SECOND  ROW:  Elaine  A.  Rusch,  Janet  A.  Rotman,  Vir- 
ginia R.  Green,  Cheryl  K.  Jarvis,  Jane  A.  Sherer,  Patricia  A.  Sughrue,  Rita  K. 


Lilak,  Sandra  L.  Bradley,  Mary  E.  Klostmeier.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Sheryl  A.  Stod- 
dard, Karen  A.  Folk,  Mary  K.  Lipper,  Rebecca  A.  Hargrove,  Sonia  J.  Green, 
Kathleen  M.  Sughrue. 


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Students  in  veterinary  medicine  perform  heart  surgery  during 
an  afternoon  clinic  at  Dykstra  Veterinary  Hospital.  With  the 


supervision    of   department   instructors,    juniors    and    seniors 
care  for  almost  1  4,000  animals  admitted  to  the  clinic  each  year. 


126 


Unaware  of  the  diagnostic  conversation  going  on  behind  his 
back,  a  contented  beagle  enjoys  the  attention  afforded  him 


by  the  veterinarians.  He  is  only  one  of  more  than  14,000  ani- 
mals  treated   annually   at   the    Dysktra    Veterinary    Hospital. 


Assistant  Dean  Lee  T.  Railsback  supervises  programming  of 
veterinary    medicine  courses   and   is   his  fraternity's  adviser. 


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Veterinary  college  grant 
finances  respiration  study 


Awarded  to  the  College  of  Veterinary  Medicine 
was  a  five-year  research  grant  from  the  National 
Institute  of  Health.  The  grant  of  $30,000  per 
year  is  used  to  study  the  nervous  control  of  respi- 
ration. A  special  herd  of  cattle  with  an  abnor- 
mally high  incidence  of  leukemia  also  was  pur- 
chased by  the  University.  The  closed  herd  is 
propagated  by  artificial  insemination  to  keep  the 
disease  within  the  group  so  that  factors  causing 
the  high  rate  of  leukemia  may  be  studied. 

Comparative  anatomy  work  was  started  as  a 
pilot  project.  The  college  began  the  program  so, 
in  case  of  a  national  emergency,  veterinarians  will 
be  prepared  to  help  doctors  care  for  the  injured 
with  the  background  given  by  this  study. 


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Veterinary  dean  resigns, 
accepts  Iowa  State  post 


Administration  personnel  announced  that 
Charles  Cornelius  of  the  University  of  California 
would  succeed  Ralph  Kitchell  as  dean  of  the 
College  of  Veterinary  Medicine,  effective  July  1. 
Kitchell  left  in  January  to  become  dean  at  Iowa 
State  University. 

One  of  18  veterinary  schools  in  the  United 
States,  the  college  required  applicants  to  have 
completed  68  hours  of  pre-veterinary  courses. 
Members  of  the  Veterinary  Medicine  Council 
were  elected  from  each  class  in  the  college. 


College  of  Veterinary  Medicine  Department  Heads— Embert  H.  Coles,  pathol- 
ogy; Russell  A.  Frey,  physiology;  Jacob  E.  Mosier,  surgery  and  medicine;  Donald 
M.  Trotter,  anatomy. 


Ten  minute  breaks  in  veterinary  medicine  laboratory  classes 
give  the  men  time  to  investigate  live  specimens  on  campus. 


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Studying  in  office  space  given  to  them,  senior  veterinary  stu- 
dents must  often  be  on  call  at  Dykstra  Veterinary  Hospital. 


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Ralph  Kitchell,  dean  of  Veterinary  Medicine  since  1964,  led 
efforts    for    departmental    expansion    during    first    semester. 


Executive  Council  of  Student  Chapter  American  Veterinary  Medical  Associa- 
tion-TOP  ROW:  Roy  J.  Milleret,  Steven  R.  Moshier,  Clint  S.  Hardy,  Harry  A. 


Stemfort,  Russell  A.  Frey.  BOTTOM  ROW:  William  R.  Kuhn,  Larry  K.  Dresher 
Robert  J.  Bury,  Tommy  L.  Jacobitz,  Bernard  A.  Friesen. 


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Soliciting  members,  68  campus  organizations  acquaint  inquir- 
ing students  with  each  group's  goals,  purposes  and  programs 


at  display  booths  during  the  Activities  Carnival.  In  connection 
with  the  affair,  a  street  dance  was  held  in  front  of  the  Union. 


As  Student  Governing  Association  president,  James  Thiesing 
coordinates    Student    Senate    action    with    the    administration. 


Chairman  Donald  Ferguson  presides  at  Student  Senate  meet- 
ings and  works  with  Student  Governing  Association  president. 


Senate  submits  cigarette  resolution  to  Regents 


Plans  for  a  resolution  about  the  ban  on  campus 
cigarette  sales  were  drawn  up  by  Student  Senate 
and  sent  to  the  Kansas  Board  of  Regents.  Senate 
was  supported  by  the  University  of  Kansas  and 
Wichita  State  University. 

A  newly  formed  senate  committee,  Association 
of  Married  Students,  conducted  a  survey  which 
showed  that  married  students  were  in  favor  of  a 


student  health  insurance  plan  offering  maternity 
benefits  to  them.  Student  Governing  Association 
also  presented  to  the  administration  a  survey  re- 
port revealing  desirability  of  a  Lake  Union  at 
Tuttle  Creek.  A  committee  was  formed  to  accum- 
ulate current  facts  on  the  proposed  football 
stadium.  Tribunal,  the  student  judicial  body, 
reviewed  its  authority  and  procedures. 


Student  Senate— TOP  ROW:  Rena  L.  Watts,  Margaret  E.  Tanner,  Susan  M. 
Moore,  Donna  J.  Hover,  Tahmeroo  L.  Gaynier,  Susan  J.  McCoy,  Thomas  W. 
Eagles,  Sandra  J.  Beck.  SECOND  ROW:  Robert  L.  Morrow,  Signe  L.  Burk,  An- 
nette L.  Buckland,  Harold  D.  Engle,  Johnny  E.  Meetz,  Linda  D.  Orrell,  Larry  D. 
Ehrlich,  Rita  K.  Lilak,  Thomas  B.  Lee.  THIRD  ROW:  Gary  D.  Lynn,  Philip  F.  Moore, 


James  A.  Harders,  George  H.  Johnston,  Samuel  W.  Knecht,  Bertram  R.  Biles, 
Garth  L.  Peterson,  Lowell  G.  Moore.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Walter  S.  Fnesen,  Donald 
R.  Ferguson,  Larry  A.  Anderson,  James  E.  Gennger,  Carol  Christensen,  Garry  L. 
Smith,  James  R.  Jaax,  George  D.  Wilcoxon. 


133 


Students  on  the  annual  summer  trip  to  Kansas  City,  sponsored  as  a  Union  sum- 
ler  school  program,  receive  tickets  to  the  "Music  Man"  at  the  Starlight  Theater. 


Feature,  international  classics,  art  and  News  and  Views  films 
planned  by  the  Union  program  department  are  presented  in  the 


Little  Theatre.  "Charade,"  "War  and  Peace,"  "The  V.I.P.'s," 
and  "La  Dolce  Vita"  were  included  in  the  current  film  series. 


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10,000  students  pass  through  the  Union  daily, 
in   the   State    Room    with   friends   after  class. 


Before  the   Union   was  constructed   a   decade  ago,  students 
turned  to  an  old  army  barracks  for  campus  social  activities. 


Cigarette  sale  ban  brings 
slump  in  Union  revenue 

Due  to  the  Board  of  Regents  ban  on  cigarette 
sales,  Union  net  revenue  took  a  sharp  decrease  of 
$8,000.  With  an  annual  budget  of  $15.00  per  stu- 
dent for  the  building  fund  in  addition  to  $93,600 
from  Apportionment  Board  for  Union  operations, 
plans  were  made  to  expand  food  service  and  rec- 
reational  areas  to   meet  enrollment   increases. 

Center  of  campus  activities,  the  K-State  Stu- 
dent Union  served  an  average  of  10,000  students 
daily  with  its  food  service,  meeting  rooms  and 
recreational  facilities.  More  than  4,000  meetings, 
involving  about  258,000  persons  in  student  and 
professional  groups,  were  scheduled.  The  Union 
Personnel  and  Research  Committee  conducted  a 
survey  to  determine  the  number  of  students  using 
the  facilities,  the  busiest  hours  and  traffic  patterns. 


135 


Student  committees  plan 
Union  activity  program 

Union  activities  were  kept  in  working  order 
through  10  committees  comprised  of  more  than 
300  students.  Hospitality,  the  Union's  official 
host,  organized  a  celebration  for  the  Union's 
tenth  anniversary.  Trips  and  Tours  arranged  a 
ski  trip  and  a  cruise  to  Nassau.  Personnel  and 
Research  handled  application  forms  and  inter- 
views for  committee  positions,  as  well  as  compil- 
ing Union  research.  One  survey  studied  the  effect 
of  the  cigarette  sales  ban  on  the  Union.  The 
committee  also  published  the  Unionaire,  a  weekly 
brochure  of  activities.  Movies,  Sports  and  Recrea- 
tion, News  and  Views,  Dance,  Campus  Enter- 
tainment, Art  and  Harlequinade  committees 
supervised  other  Union  programming. 

Union  Governing  Board  and  Union  Program 
Council  both  acted  as  executive  coordinating 
committees.  Board  of  Student  Organizations,  al- 
though not  connected  with  the  Union,  regulated 
procedures  for  all  campus  organizations. 


Trips  and  Tours  committee,  which  sponsored  a  ski  trip  and  a 
cruise  to  Nassau,  recruits  members  at  the  Activities  Carnival. 


Students  dance  at  the  Union  after  home  games.  Sometimes  on 
Friday  afternoons,  combos  play  for  dancing  in  the  basement. 


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Union  Program  Council— TOP  ROW:  Mason  C.  Whitney,  Ashley  Allison,  Martha 
A.  Crane,  Carol  L.  Robbins,  Mary  M.  Berg,  Donna  L.  Knoell,  Mary  V.  Furney, 
Jane  A.  Waddle,  Alwyn  H.  Gentry.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Diane  P.  Wilp,  Catheryn 


L.  Addy,  Barbara  L.  Brooks,  Barbara  P.  Loebeck,  Marsha  K.  Greene,  Gloria  W. 
Rumsey. 


Board  of  Student  Organizations— Caroline  F.  Peine,  Carol  A.  Hinnergardt,  Ly- 
man G.  Hughes,  William  H.  Smith,  Robert  D.  Steiger,  William  P.  Gallant,  Jack 
H.  Jackson,  Patricia  L.  Shane. 


Union  Governing  Board— TOP  ROW:  John  E.  Norberg,  Carol  A.  Gaston,  Rich- 
ard D.  Blackburn,  William  H.  Smith,  Richard  H.  Morse,  Barbara  P.  Loebeck,  Terry 


A.  Welden,  Jim  Rhien.  BOTTOM   ROW:  James  T.  Rowan,  Karen  D.  DeGood, 
Barbara  L.  Brooks,  Cynthia  L.  Sperry,  Marsha  K.  Greene,  Bruce  W.  Heckman. 


137 


Union  provides  facilities 
for  student  recreation 


The  Union  was  the  students'  building.  It  might 
have  looked  different,  depending  on  the  season, 
but  it  always  opened  each  morning  at  7:00  and 
closed  well  into  the  night.  It  was  a  place  to  avoid 
school  by  listening  to  rationalizations  used  for 
cutting  class.  It  was  the  one  spot  in  town  that 
showed  movies  students  could  attend  when  nearly 
broke.  A  constant  undertone  of  voices  and  a  juke 
box  lent  to  the  Union's  atmosphere. 


Members  of  Chimes,  junior  women's  honorary,  entertain  more 
than    100    women   transfers   at   a   fall    get-acquainted   party. 


Returning  to  classes  after  a  relaxing  study  break  with  friends  or  new  acquaint- 
ances, students  stream  from  the  Union  at  the  southwest  corner  of  the  campus. 


Director  Richard  Blackburn  completes  plans 
for  the  Union's  tenth  anniversary  celebration. 


Freshmen  gyrate  to  music  at  a  dance  for  new  students  given 
by  all  Women  Students  during  Orientation  week.  While  the 


Union  sponsored  dances  many  Friday  afternoons  and  after 
games,  other  organizations  also  used  the  Union  for  dances. 


139 


AWS  directs  symposium 
to  discuss  women's  role 

Extending  week  night  closing  hours  for  fresh- 
man women  from  10:30  to  11:00  was  an  action 
taken  by  AWS.  Sororities  and  women's  dormi- 
tories participated  in  a  fall  All-Women's  Day  by 
inviting  outstanding  career  women  from  the 
Manhattan   area   to  speak. 

"Tomorrow's  Woman  Today,"  a  spring  sym- 
posium for  all  campus  women,  was  presented  by 
Associated  Women  Students  in  April.  The  pro- 
gram featured  several  women  speakers  who  ana- 
lyzed the  role  of  women  in  the  society  of  tomor- 
row. The  symposium  also  used  discussion  sessions. 


James  O'Fallon  discusses  his  views  on  student  government  after 
a  forum.  O'Fallon  was  chosen  the  year's  top  student  senator. 


Associated  Women  Students-TOP  ROW:  Elizabeth  H.  Parker,  Cecelia  M. 
Schaich,  June  F.  Sweat,  Janis  K.  Brattin,  Jeanne  M.  Walker,  Lynda  C.  Bennett, 
Carole  A.  Meisenheimer,  Cecilia  J.  Myers,  Arlene  R.  Dahm,  Loretta  J.  Huber, 
Diana  K.  Barton.  SECOND  ROW:  Margaret  E.  Tanner,  Virginia  L.  Ward,  Pamela 
C.  Long,  Virginia  R.  Green,  Manlynn  Gump,  Marilyn  K.  Pankratz,  Judy  M.  Bram- 
mer,  Carolyn  Bartholomew,  Janet  K.  Groene,  Patricia  A.  Payne.  THIRD  ROW: 


Nancy  K.  Dyke,  Claudia  E.  Newman,  Judith  A.  Dunn,  Roe  J.  Hunt,  Eleanor  R. 
Shier,  Judith  A.  Lukins,  Louise  S.  Keucher,  Cathryn  L.  Addy,  Roberta  I.  Minnis, 
Lynne  Laurie.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Barbara  L.  Martens,  Marna  G.  Jenkins,  Karlyn  K. 
Emel,  Susan  L.  Schutte,  Carol  Christensen,  Marcia  C.  McLain,  Rachel  R.  Unruh, 
Mary  E.  Schweitzer,  Dorothy  J.  Shields. 


Directing  newspaper  and  yearbook  finances,  the  Board  of 
Student  Publications  honors  outstanding  journalists  with  K-Key 


awards.  Board  members  are  Ross  A.  Gilchrist,  Ralph  R.  Lash- 
brook,  Frederick  Williams,  Lynn  K.  Parsons  and  Fritz  Moore. 


Tribunal— TOP   ROW:  Barry  D.  Smith,  Jo  A.  Starkweather,  Patricia  J.  Callen, 
Robert  A.  Cochran.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Dennis  L.  Dechert,  John  W.  Schroder,  Her- 


bert E.  Kaiser,  Janet  M.  Francis,  Ralph  Lipper. 


Jim  Geringer,  United  Student  Party  presidential  candidate, 
solicits  votes  at  a  campaign  rally-dance  in  front  of  the  women's 


dormitories.    After   four    weeks    campaigning,    Geringer    was 
elected  student  body  president  by  an  overwhelming  landslide. 


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Honorary  parents,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  L.  Burgess,  receive  roses 
from  a  Chimes  member  during  halftime  ceremonies  of  the  Ne- 


braska football  game.  Held  annually,  Parents'  Day  activities 
included  open  houses  and  the  Back  Porch  Majority  concert. 


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After  halftime  ceremonies,  a  Blue  Key  mem- 
ber escorts  a  Homecoming  queen  attendant. 


Passing  through  downtown  Manhattan,  a  third  place  float  sponsored  by  Horticul- 
ture Club  portrays  the  theme  "A  Sooner  in  the  Hand  is  Worth  10  in  the  Bush." 


Blue  Key— TOP  ROW:  John  W.  Schroder,  Steve  R.  Smith,  Roy  Friesen,  Donald  R. 
Ferguson,  James  R.   Calcara,  James   E.   Geringer,   Keith   A.   Stuessi,   Melvin  E. 


Thompson,  James  W.  Thiesing.  BOTTOM  ROW:   John  C.  Williams,  Charles  L. 
Stoehr,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Max  R.  Moss,  Randy  B.  Patterson,  Chester  E.  Peters. 


Blue  Key  members  coordinate  Homecoming  plans 


Activities  for  Homecoming  were  coordinated 
by  members  of  Blue  Key,  senior  men's  honorary. 
Selecting  "Sooner  or  Later"  as  the  weekend 
theme,  the  organization  accepted  18  nominations 
for  Homecoming  queen  and  sponsored  the  Home- 
coming Previews.  Queen  Erma  Jean  Karr  was 
presented  at  a  noon  ceremony  in  front  of  Seaton 
hall  and  later  crowned  at  the  Homecoming  dance. 
Members  of  Blue  Key  also  organized  the  halftime 


show  for  the  football  game  and  escorted  the  queen 
and  her  attendants  during  the  bonfire  and  parade 
activities  preceding  the  game. 

Chosen  on  the  basis  of  leadership  and  scholas- 
tic standing,  the  13  members  of  Blue  Key  estab- 
lished a  scholarship  fund  and  painted  victory 
signs  for  the  Kansas  University  basketball  game 
on  windows  in  Aggieville  and  downtown  Man- 
hattan. Dean  Chester  Peters  was  adviser. 


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Mortar  Board  chooses 
AWS  symposium  speaker 

Newspaper  writer  and  columnist  Norma  Lee 
Browning  was  invited  by  members  of  Mortar 
Board,  senior  women's  honorary,  to  speak  at  the 
AWS  spring  symposium.  Cultural  activities  for 
the  group  included  a  tour  of  the  Nelson  Art  Gal- 
lery in  Kansas  City,  Mo.  and  a  visit  with  members 
of  the  Kansas  University  Mortar  Board  chapter. 
In  the  fall  members  sponsored  a  scholarship  ban- 
quet where  four  sophomore  women  who  earned 
high  grade  averages  as  freshmen  were  honored. 

With  money  raised  from  the  sale  of  mums  at 
several  home  football  games,  Mortar  Board  fi- 
nanced a  University  service  project.  Tapped  for 
membership  in  the  spring,  members  sponsored  a 
breakfast  with  Blue  Key  and  heard  a  member  of 
the  Peace  Corps  review  her  work  in  Guatemala. 


Junior  honorary  hosts 
underprivileged  children 


Manhattan  underprivileged  children  attended 
a  Christmas  party  arranged  by  Chimes,  junior 
women's  honorary.  Members  were  tapped  in  the 
spring  of  their  sophomore  year.  They  planned 
Parents'  Day  activities  and  ushered  at  the  Presi- 
dent's Convocation  and  at  Engineers'  and  Archi- 
tects' Open  House.  Chimes  sponsored  a  breakfast 
for  women  in  Mortar  Board  and  helped  Mortar 
Board  with  mum  sales  and  a  banquet. 

The  group  served  refreshments  at  the  Home- 
coming dance  and  rode  in  the  Homecoming 
parade.  Transfer  women  were  introduced  to  the 
University  and  to  members  of  Chimes  at  a  fall 
coke  party  arranged  in  their  honor.  Two  contro- 
versial books  also  were  reviewed  for  Chimes  by 
a  graduate  student  in  the  English  department. 


Mortar  Board— TOP  ROW:  Wmnifred  Pederson,  Erma  J.  Karr,  Beryl  A.  Shaw, 
Carole  J.  Fry,  Signe  L.  Burk,  Barbara  L.  Brooks,  Linda  K.  Niedenthal,  Mary  A. 
Bishop,  Patricia  Ann  Patton  (Galena),  Golda  M.  Crawford,  Mrs.  Hilbert  P.  Jubelt. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Veronica  Bonebrake,  Ann  McCaslin,  Jane  Clark,  Sandra  J.  Beck, 
Margaret  A.  Koepke,  Janet  M.  Francis,  Vicky  J.  Kimbell,  Beverly  J.  Abmeyer. 


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Chimes-TOP  ROW:  Linda  A. 
Claydon,  Sara  S.  Bentley,  Tahm- 
eroo  L.  Gaynier,  Linda  J.  Solberg, 
Glenna  D.  Walter,  Rita  K.  Lilak, 
Nancy  E.  Fair,  Ashley  Allison, 
Soma  J.  Green.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Elaine  A.  Rusch,  Michele  J.  Clark, 
Kathryne  L.  Gaynier,  Mary  A. 
Pryor,  Gloria  D.  Wolff,  Martha  M. 
Fly,  Carolyn  Bartholomew. 


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Sparks— TOP  ROW:  Helen  A.  Wilson,  Elva  J.  Chilcott,  Susan  E.  Garland,  Linda 
C.  Barton,  Rebecca  A.  Hargrove,  Marcia  L.  Gadberry,  Martha  J.  Reynolds.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Jean  E.  Rees,  Trudine   M.    Mazaika,    Karyl    S.    Nelson,   Gloria   L. 


Lewerenz,  Helene  J.  Kalb,  Lora  M.  Smith,  Barbara  M. 
Kay  A.  Magby,  Judith  A.  Dunn,  Bonnee  B.  Badger,  Patric 
D.  Spears,  Hollace  L.  Long,  Becky  M.  Slothower. 


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Sparks-TOP  ROW:  Charleen  A. 
Achenbach,  Ann  M.  Harding,  San- 
dra K.  Lindgren,  Charlotte  A.  Fer- 
rell,  Susan  E.  Brooks,  Suzanne  Tur- 
ner, Chen  L.  Avery.  SECOND 
ROW:  Constance  L.  Hall,  Kathleen 
A.  Engstrom,  Virginia  M.  Munson, 
Kathryn  E.  Heyne,  Shirley  M. 
Kastle,  Mary  S.  Brandner.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  Jean  M.  Casper, 
Lynda  L.  Clyne,  Sharon  L.  Van 
Vleet,  Carol  Christensen,  Peggy  C. 
Burnett,  Wilma  M.  Hazen,  Linda 
J.  Carlson. 


Joining  49  other  happy  members  on  stage,  a  newly  tapped 
Sparks    member    is   introduced    at   AWS   All-Women's   Night. 


Sparks  women  usher, 
assist  with  Orientation 

Ushering  at  convocations  and  helping  with 
Orientation,  members  of  Sparks,  women's  service 
honorary,  completed  their  first  year  as  a  recog- 
nized organization.  The  50  sophomore  coeds  were 
selected  by  an  AWS  committee  the  previous 
spring  and  were  tapped  for  membership  at  the 
AWS  All-Women's  Night.  A  2.5  grade  average 
was  required  for  membership.  Formed  primarily 
as  a  service  organization,  members  helped  wom- 
en move  clothing  and  books  into  freshmen  dor- 
mitories and  sponsored  a  fund-raising  drive  dur- 
ing the  Christmas  season  to  purchase  selections 
for  the  carillon.  Sparks  also  adopted  a  Manhat- 
tan rest  home  for  the  year. 


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Phi  Kappa  Phi— TOP  ROW:  Lecon  Woo,  Joyce  E.  McCready,  Margie  E.  Va- 
thauer,  Susan  J.  McCoy,  Signe  L.  Burk,  Betty  L.  Norris.  SECOND  ROW:  Shelia 
R.  Pilger,  Pamela  J.  Poison,  Vickie  J.  Overley,  Janice  J.  Morrow,  Ann  McCaslin, 
Janet  M.  Francis,  Vicky  J.  Kimbell.  THIRD  ROW:   Penny  R.  Emerson,  Donna  A. 


Dodge,  Robert  J.  Bury,  Rachel  R.  Unruh,  Judy  J.  Moore,  Linda  P.  Sanders.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  Donald  R.  Ferguson,  Thomas  G.  Towner,  Max  R.  Moss,  Rodney  L. 
Link,  James  W.  Thiesing. 


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Phi  Kappa  Phi— TOP  ROW:  Barbara  M.  Brodine,  John  B.  Corwm,  Patsy  C.  Meek, 
Marcelene  C.  Moberly,  Helen  C.  Bauder,  Merwin  L.  Brown,  John  R.  Fnley,  Carole 
J.  Fry.  SECOND  ROW:  Gary  D.  Bohn,  Patrick  I.  Coyne,  John  W.  Schroder,  Con- 
nie D.  Stamets,  Linda  J.  Lawrence,  Karl  Farris,  Joe  E.  Ward,  Arden  J.  Bradshaw, 


Phi  Kappa  Phi  members 
include  national  officer 


Douglas  W.  Williams.  THIRD  ROW:  Barry  D.  Smith,  Keith  A.  Stuessi,  Jack  L 
Perry,  Marilyn  S.  Myers,  Carol  A.  Starns,  Edward  B.  Vogt,  James  L.  Gray,  Melvin 
E.  Thompson.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John  V.  Lambert,  Michael  A.  Novak,  C.  Joseph 
Stallbaumer,  Charles  E.  Mordy,  Wayne  L.  Pritz,  Kenneth  D.  Knapp,  Robert  S.  Frye. 


Business  students  tour 
firms,  meet  executives 


National  president  of  Phi  Kappa  Phi  was  a 
member  of  the  local  all-university  scholastic  hon- 
orary. Ranking  in  the  upper  10  per  cent  of  their 
class,  initiates  included  one  honorary  member, 
Dr.  L.  Irene  Putnam,  and  six  graduate  faculty 
members.  Initiates  were  honored  at  a  fall  tea  and 
spring  banquet.   The  group  tapped  each  term. 


Technical  meetings  with  business  executives 
were  part  of  a  tour  sponsored  by  Alpha  Kappa 
Psi,  business  administration  fraternity.  Members 
visited  a  brokerage  house,  a  Federal  Reserve 
bank  and  an  automobile  manufacturing  plant. 
An  outstanding  business  senior  was  honored  in 
the  spring  by  the  College  of  Commerce  group. 


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Hospital  personnel  speak 
about  technology  work 


Special  radio  broadcast 
accents  Christmas  spirit 


Personnel  from  Kansas  hospitals  told  members 
of  Alpha  Delta  Theta,  medical  technology  hon- 
orary, what  to  expect  in  their  future  work.  The 
group  toured  the  KU  Medical  Center  in  Kansas 
City  and  shined  shoes  at  fraternity  houses  to  earn 
money  for  the  Carl  Dorf  Memorial  scholarship. 


"Christmas- Around-the-World,"  a  special 
radio  program  on  KSDB-FM,  was  presented  by 
Alpha  Epsilon  Rho,  radio  and  television  hon- 
orary. Members  of  the  club  also  produced  news 
commentaries  for  KSDB  and  heard  a  represent- 
ative of  the  Federal  Communications  Commission. 


Alpha  Delta  Theta— TOP  ROW:  Sandra  A.  Davidson,  Helene  J.  Kalb,  Barbara 
L.  Cable,  Mary  L.  Esau.  SECOND  ROW:  Hollace  L.  Long,  Janice  F.  McClaren, 
Susan  J.  McCoy,  Linda  F.  McKinley.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Marilyn  E.  Lange,  Kathleen 
L.  Toews,  Mary  B.  Stephens. 


Alpha  Epsilon  Rho— TOP  ROW:  Edward  M.  Printz,  Keith  D.  Neaderhiser,  Richard 
B.  Ridgway.  SECOND  ROW:  Gary  D.  Tice,  Wilda  L.  Loeppke.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Arvin  L.  Workman,  Clarence  F.  Shook,  Richard  E.  Fagerberg. 


Alpha  Kappa  Psi—  TOP  ROW:  Kay  M.  Kimball,  Jim  E.  Loomis,  Jorge  Puig, 
James  W.  Yust,  Russell  P.  Jack,  Russell  Lay,  Verlyn  D.  Richards.  SECOND  ROW: 
Roger  S.  Gloyd,  Larren  G.  Boomer,  Barry  D.  Smith,  Larry  A.  Anderson,  John  R. 
Markley,  Keith  A.  Stuessi,  Robert  L.  Kearney,  John  H.  Miers.  THIRD  ROW:  Donald 


C.  Haverkamp,  Ralph  B.  Taylor,  Robert  A.  Cochran,  John  H.  Taylor,  John  P. 
Cable,  Kenneth  L.  Francis,  Gerald  U.  Doebele.  BOTTOM  ROW:  James  E.  Mc- 
Court,  Gaylen  R.  Sprecker,  Douglas  D.  Gardner,  John  W.  Stude,  Jerry  G.  Larson, 
Leslie  C.  Longberg. 


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Alpha  Lambda  Delta  helps  freshman  women  study 


As  a  tutoring  project,  members  of  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta  each  adopted  a  corridor  in  the 
freshman  women's  dormitories.  Working  with  Phi 
Eta  Sigma,  freshman  men's  honorary,  members 
decorated  for  the  Homecoming  dance,  "Sooner 
or  Later."  Both  groups  sponsored  a  joint  initia- 
tion banquet  in  the  spring.  A  list  of  books  con- 
cerning women  in  contemporary  American  so- 


ciety was  compiled  by  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  for 
the  Associated  Women  Students  symposium. 
Members  also  distributed  campus  posters  publi- 
cizing University  Convocation  speakers.  Tapping 
both  fall  and  spring  semesters,  the  freshman 
women's  honor  society  added  members  who  were 
required  to  have  earned  grade  averages  of  at 
least  3.5  for  their  first  year's  work. 


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Alpha  Lambda  Delta— TOP  ROW:  Jean  A.  Kmsey,  Candace  A.  Nelson,  Carolyn 
S.  Lemon,  Mary  S.  Brandner,  Janet  S.  Osborne,  Marcia  L.  Gadberry.  SECOND 
ROW:  Mary  D.  Breitweiser,  Trudine  M.  Mazaika,  Robin  R.  McLean,  Martha  M. 
Fly,  Sandra  J.  Sageser,  Michele  A.  Abbott.  THIRD  ROW:  Marilyn  J.  Plett,  Karyl 

Alpha  Mu  newsletters 
report  milling  research 

Monthly  newsletters  were  published  byAlpha 
Mu  to  keep  members  informed  of  current  re- 
search in  milling.  Along  with  other  agriculture 
departments  and  organizations,  Alpha  Mu  built 
a  display  for  Ag  Science  Day.  Requiring  a  grade 
point  average  of  2.9  for  all  sophomore  initiates, 
Alpha  Mu  tapped  milling  students  who  showed 
potential  ability  in  the  grain  industry.  Member- 
ship also  was  open  to  outstanding  persons  now 
employed  in  the  milling  industry.  New  student 
and  professional  members  were  initiated  at  the 
annual  Alpha  Mu  banquet. 


S.  Nelson,  Virginia  M.  Munson,  Lora  M.  Smith,  Patricia  A.  Hatch.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Patricia  A.  Dumler,  Kay  A.  Magby,  Sharon  E.  Powers,  Maria  R.  Dahlsten,  Judith 
P.  Houdyshell,  Ellen  J.  Vonderschmidt. 


Alpha  Mu-TOP  ROW:  Ma|el  M.  MacMasters,  Fritz  Norbury.  SECOND  ROW: 
Larry  E.  Dirksen,  Donald  L.  Steanson,  Fred  R.  Anstaett.  THIRD  ROW:  Gerald  D. 
Miller,  Stephen  B.  Zeigler,  Leroy  V.  Skoch,  John  A.  Johnson.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
William  C.  Barr,  Frederick  G.  Lange,  James  A.  Skinner. 


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Alpha  Phi  Omega— TOP  ROW:  John  P.  Calhoun,  Owen  M.  Mamura,  Cecil  Braz- 
zell,  Larry  W.  Hays,  Wing  K.  Kwok,  Thomas  W.  Rhodes,  Clement  P.  DeCristo- 
faro.  SECOND  ROW:  Douglas  K.  Weckman,  Daniel  J.  London,  Douglas  Noller, 
John   M.   Kolacny,   Steven   W.    Hall,   John   B.    Corwin.   THIRD   ROW:   Steven  C. 


Borell,  Michael  L.  Gamble,  Robert  L.  Humphrey,  Steven  E.  Hermes,  Karl  A. 
Pesaresi,  Daniel  W.  Young,  Ronald  L.  Easter.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard  W.  Evans, 
Louis  A.  DiGregono,  William  H.  Hammel,  Robert  H.  Miller,  Thayne  C.  Green, 
Perrin  K.  Symns,  James  A.  Prock,  Alvin  L.  Seefeldt. 


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Alpha  Tau  Alpha— TOP  ROW:  Larry  J.  Beat,  Ernest  P.  McCarty,  Rodney  G. 
Bracelin,  Ralph  E.  Studebaker,  Stephen  L.  Reedy,  Alvin  R.  Conner.  SECOND  ROW: 
Harold  E.  Mai,  Merle  A.  Soeken,  Ronald  W.  Schultz,  Theodore  L.  Hanchett,  Ken- 
neth W.  Kelley,  Larry  E.  Schmidt.  THIRD    ROW:  Marvin  D.  Parrack,  Vernon  E. 


Lohmann,  Lloyd  E.  Barnett,  Lyle  H.  Chadwell,  Howard  R.  Bradley.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Kent  D.  Shuyler,  Donald  K.  Emery,  Allen  V.  Baldwin,  Marvin  W.  Mann, 
Larry  H.  Coltrane,  David  L.  Yates. 


Scout  fraternity  performs 
Homecoming  services 


Ag  honorary's  adviser 
becomes  national  officer 


As  a  national  service  fraternity,  Alpha  Phi 
Omega  organized  the  Homecoming  parade  and 
built  the  Homecoming  bonfire.  The  former  Boy 
Scouts  operated  coat  checks  at  the  Christmas 
Smorgasbord  and  other  Union  activities,  main- 
tained campus  bulletin  boards  and  continued  the 
Alpha  Phi  Omega  semester  book  exchange. 
Members  worked  with  Boy  Scout  training,  con- 
ducting scout  discussion  groups. 


Elected  to  a  four-year  term  as  national  secre- 
tary-treasurer of  Alpha  Tau  Alpha  was  Dr.  Ray- 
mond Agan,  sponsor  of  the  local  chapter.  Activi- 
ties of  the  honorary  society  for  agriculture  stu- 
dents included  a  work  day  and  a  fall  car  wash 
conducted  by  pledges.  Alpha  Tau  Alpha  mem- 
bers also  attended  the  honorary's  spring  banquet. 
Vernon  Lohmann  served  as  president  of  the 
agriculture  group. 


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Alpha  Zeta— TOP  ROW:  Harold  D.  Engle,  Patrick  I.  Coyne,  John  W.  Schroder, 
Michael  E.  Dikeman,  Bill  D.  Emch,  Donald  L.  Steanson,  John  C.  Durling,  Charles 
L.  Stoehr,  Richard  W.  Morehouse.  SECOND  ROW:  Robert  J.  Bury,  Jerald  A. 
Peterson,  Robert  A.  Anderson,  George  D.  O'Neill,  Theodore  T.  Evans,  Samuel  J. 
Brungardt,  Gary  D.  Marr,  Ned  E.  Eib.  THIRD  ROW:  William  C.  Bergin,  Earl  B. 


Hauck,  Duane  M.  Henrikson,  Larry  R.  Anderson,  Larry  D.  Funk,  Steven  R.  Mosier, 
Charles  A.  Helwig,  Donald  W.  Butts.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Maurice  D.  Penner,  Clint 
S.  Hardy,  John  W.  Toney,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Arlen  W.  Etling,  George  L.  Zabel, 
Robert  M.  Brown,  Rodney  L.  Link. 


Alpha  Zeta— TOP  ROW:  Osmundo  S.  Castillo,  Fritz  Norbury,  Carrol  W.  Camp- 
bell, Harold  E.  Mai,  Philip  V.  Mathews,  Stanley  R.  Husted.  SECOND  ROW: 
Melvin  E.  Thompson,  Bernard  A.  Friesen,  Jesse  O.  Akinokun,  Charles  E.  Meeks, 
Dennis  D.  Huck.  THIRD  ROW:  Harold  D.  Bauman,  Burton  K.  Tribble,  James  L 


Yager,  Craig  P.  Helwig,  Leroy  V.  Skoch,  James  E.  Dale.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry 
H.  Coltrane,  James  D.  Ball,  Merle  G.  Eversmeyer,  LaVerne  R.  Myers,  Leonard  A. 
Sigdestad,  Ronald  E.  Keys. 


Alpha  Zeta  contributes  to  'Cats  for  Curtains5  fund 


Beginning  the  academic  year  with  a  smoker, 
Alpha  Zeta  later  recognized  new  members  at  a 
spring  and  a  fall  banquet  to  which  dates  and 
faculty  were  invited.  Members  contributed  $25  to 
the  "Cats  for  Curtains"  fund  and  were  ushers 
at  the  annual  Little  American  Royal  in  April.  An 
active  program  of  monthly  meetings  strengthened 


member  participation  in  Alpha  Zeta,  an  honor- 
ary for  upperclass  students  in  agriculture  and 
veterinary  medicine.  Vera  Rogers  spoke  to  the 
group  about  the  "Conditioning  Response  for 
Taste  in  Dogs."  Other  faculty  speakers  for  Alpha 
Zeta  were  Dan  Upson,  instructor  of  physiology, 
and  Ralph  Kitchell,  dean  of  veterinary  medicine. 


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Angel  Flight  drill  team 
earns  national  affiliation 


Arnold  Air  Force  cadets 
journey  to  Ohio,  Texas 


Receiving  national  affiliation  this  year  was 
Angel  Flight,  an  honorary  drill  team  and  of- 
ficial hostess  group  for  Arnold  Air  Society.  Dur- 
ing spring  break,  members  attended  the  national 
conclave  in  Dallas,  Tex.  They  earned  money  to 
finance  the  trip  by  selling  candy  during  the 
Christmas  season  and  running  a  concession  stand. 

Precision  maneuvers  performed  during  a  bas- 
ketball game  half-time  and  in  the  Homecoming 
parade  were  under  the  direction  of  Patty  Peter- 
son, president,  and  Capt.  Charles  Tolley,  group 
sponsor.  Angel  Flight  members  were  volunteer 
workers   for   the   Circle    K   bloodmobile    drive. 


Arnold  Air  Society  cadets  journeyed  to  Dayton, 
Ohio  in  the  fall  to  tour  the  Air  Force  Museum 
and  Institute  of  Technology.  Spring  semester 
was  highlighted  by  a  trip  to  the  national  con- 
clave in  Dallas,  Tex. 

Sponsoring  and  working  closely  with  Angel 
Flight,  the  society  honored  new  personnel  of  the 
Air  Force  ROTC  detachment  at  an  annual  fall 
tea.  The  military  students  constructed  displays 
indicating  new  Air  Force  trends  for  the  Activities 
Carnival  and  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open 
House.  Activities  were  culminated  by  the  annual 
spring  Candlelight  Ball  for  cadets  and  their  dates. 


Angel  Flight— TOP  ROW:  Karen  S.  Ward,  Linda  A.  Baldridge,  Nancy  S.  Waite, 
Nancy  E.  Fair,  Diane  Hodgson,  Pamela  A.  Merriman,  Norma  B.  Perry,  Kathryn 
A.  Boxberger.  SECOND  ROW:  Joyce  L.  Francis,  Margaret  J.  Shannon,  Janice  L. 
Stuessi,  Ashley  Allison,  Donna  J.  Hover,  Sherilyn  Carl,  Nancy  K.  Lee,  Gail  E. 
Tawney,  Janet  S.  Osborne,  Elizabeth  A.  Wandt.  THIRD  ROW:  Nancy  M.  Young, 


Mary  D.  Breitweiser,  Cynthia  L.  Finney,  Beverly  J.  Falconer,  Linda  K.  Turney, 
Sharon  Fairbank,  Pamela  J.  Seaman,  Susan  E.  Brooks,  Janice  M.  Olsson.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  Pamela  S.  Carlson,  Patricia  A.  Seitz,  Diane  D.  DeVoe,  Carolyn  S. 
Kuhn,  Gloria  J.  Delich,  Patricia  J.  Callen,  Lynda  L.  Clyne,  Patricia  L.  Peterson 


Arnold  Air  Society— TOP  ROW:  Roger  R.  McCollough,  George  W.  Hawks, 
Carol  R.  Swenson,  Gary  D.  Owen,  Roger  E.  Parks,  Gerald  L.  Homewood,  George 
K.  Hollingworth.  SECOND  ROW:  Larry  D.  Funk,  Gary  L.  Urbanek,  Charles  W. 
CofFman,  Kenneth  A.  Dekat,  Gerald  T.  Young,  Leland  O.  Singer.  THIRD  ROW: 


Jerry  R.  Duncan,  Harold  E.  Socolofsky,  John  P.  Cable,  Clair  S.  Schultis,  John  V. 
Lambert,  Ronald  E.  Keys,  Gary  Eldon  Clark.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Arthur  C.  Streeter, 
Don  L.  Riedl,  Richard  D.  Ross,  Jerry  G  Larson,  Charles  K.  Kniffin,  Donald  R. 
Frikken,  Kenneth  L.  Murphy. 


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Adding  finishing  touches  to  an  oil  painting,  a  coed  prepares 
to  submit  her  art  work  to  Delta  Phi  Delta's  Thieves'  Market. 


Chi  Epsilon— TOP  ROW:  Gary  D.  Owen,  Edwin  L.  Ryser,  Ralph  L.  Fanson,  Wil- 
liam R.  Klassen.  SECOND  ROW:  Richard  K.  Boyd,  Harlan  D.  Stauffer,  Dennis  E. 
Myers.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John  T.  Nebgen,  James  L.  Goering,  James  M.  Hillman, 
Roderick  R.  Brown. 


Engineers  serve  coffee 
at  state  highway  meeting 

For  a  campus  project,  members  of  Chi  Epsilon, 
civil  engineering  honorary,  served  coffee  and  do- 
nuts  at  a  Kansas  Highway  Department  confer- 
ence. Initiation  banquets  at  the  beginning  of  each 
semester  introduced  new  students  to  the  activities 
of  the  organization.  During  second  semester, 
members  of  Chi  Epsilon  worked  on  an  exhibit 
for    Engineers'"    and    Architects'    Open    House. 


Delta  Phi  Delta  hopefuls 
submit  original  art  work 

Students  in  the  top  30  per  cent  of  their  class 
were  invited  to  submit  original  art  work  as  a  basis 
for  evaluating  them  as  prospective  members  of 
Delta  Phi  Delta,  art  honorary.  The  group  spon- 
sored the  annual  Thieves'  Market  and  gave  a 
scholarship  to  an  outstanding  art  student.  Pro- 
moting University  art  interest,  members  exhibited 
work  in  the  Union  art  lounge. 


Delta  Phi  Delta— TOP  ROW:  Coral  A.  Osborne,  Annie  T.  Lowrey,  Marilyn  K. 
Bird,  Doris  D.  Schimmels,  Joan  M.  Campbell,  Alice  F.  Seybert,  Dorthy  A.  Randle. 
SECOND  ROW:    Ruth  E.   Anderson,  Shirley   A.  Wanklyn,  Margaret  J.  Leming, 


Roslyn  D.  Wentz,  Sheryl  A.  Stoddard,  Diana  L.  Hentzler,  Linda  C  Barton.  BOT 
TOM  ROW:  Barbara  J.  Thompson,  Sue  A.  Eslinger,  Gordon  E.  Snyder,  Donnie  D. 
Schrag,  Susan  J.  Sheldon,  Ann  B.  Harper. 


Engineers5  society  sends 
man  to  national  contest 


For  the  first  time  in  the  organization's  history, 
Eta  Kappa  Nu  sent  a  member  to  the  Los  Angeles, 
Calif,  chapter  for  competition  in  the  "Outstand- 
ing Electrical  Engineer  of  the  Year"  contest  dur- 
ing second  semester.  As  a  service  to  its  depart- 
ment, the  electrical  engineering  honorary  com- 
piled a  composite  photograph  of  all  graduating 
seniors  in  the  technical  field. 

Eta  Kappa  Nu  members  designed  and  con- 
structed an  electric  welcoming  sign  for  Engineers' 
and  Architects'  Open  House.  They  also  worked 
at  the  open  house  information  booth  distributing 
information  to  high  school  students  and  the  public. 


Eta  Kappa  Nu— TOP  ROW:  Gary  D.  Bohn,  James  C.  Duston,  Dale  R.  Bentrup, 
Calvin  W.  Demes.  SECOND  ROW:  Richard  F.  Bell,  Donald  E.  Baker,  Jim  L. 
DeMars,  Thomas  R.  Twombly.  THIRD  ROW:  George  O.  Neville,  Edward  B.  Vogt, 
Clair  R.  Jones,  Rodney  D.  Nicholson.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John  R.  Goering,  Randall 
L.  Harmison,  Jay  C.  Mayberry. 


Kappa  Delta  Pi— TOP  ROW:  Kann  F.  Burns,  Beverly  J.  Falconer,  Mary  J.  Hurley, 
Rosanne  M.  Parker,  Janice  E.  Baker,  Judith  A.  Olson.  SECOND  ROW:  Jeanne  L. 
Pohlman,  Sue  J.  Kaufman,  Margaret  K.  Craig,  Anne  M.  Kramer,  Vickie  J.  Over- 
ley,  Mary  J.  Brogan.  THIRD  ROW:  Sandra  J.  Beck,  Sherrill  J.  Johnson,  Jane  Clark, 


Janice  J.  Morrow,  Karen  A.  Bragg,  Penn- 
Loeb,  Barbara  L.  Brooks,  John  D.  Stegner, 


■  R.  Emerson.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Joe  H. 
Roger  U.  Rea,  Mary  K.  Kaump,  Rachel 


School  recruiters  discuss  teacher  qualifications 


Recruiters  from  Kansas  schools  reviewed  the 
qualifications  of  a  good  teacher  for  members  of 
Kappa  Delta  Pi,  education  honorary.  With  an 
aim  toward  promoting  a  closer  bond  among  stu- 
dents in  the  College  of  Education,  the  organiza- 
tion worked  closely  with  Student  Education 
Association  and  helped  sponsor  an  annual  spring 


recognition  banquet.  Advised  by  Joe  Loeb,  several 
members  of  the  group  also  participated  one  night 
each  week  in  a  tutoring  program  for  underprivi- 
leged children  sponsored  by  the  First  Congrega- 
tional Church.  During  second  semester,  the  group 
discussed  articles  in  the  Kappa  Delta  Pi  Record 
and  the  Educational  Forum. 


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Music  honorary  women 
help  replace  fire  losses 

Working  with  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia,  a  men's 
music  honorary,  members  of  Mu  Phi  Epsilon 
contributed  to  a  fund  which  helped  two  music 
professors  replace  losses  from  the  1965  auditorium 
fire.  The  women's  music  honorary  ushered  at. 
University  concerts  and  served  refreshments  at 
the  Manhattan  Artist  and  Chamber  Music  Series. 
With  the  men's  group,  Mu  Phi  converted  a  part 
of  Nichols  gymnasium  to  a  student  lounge  for 
music  majors.  The  women  also  co-sponsored  the 
Feast  of  Carols  and  performed  at  recitals. 


Economics  students  hear 
about  business  problems 

To  inform  members  about  events  in  their  sub- 
ject field,  Omicron  Delta  Epsilon,  an  economics 
honorary,  invited  representatives  of  the  Federal 
Reserve  system  to  speak  on  current  economic 
problems.  With  the  leadership  of  President  Mer- 
lin Hackbart,  the  group  also  invited  M.  Jarvin 
Emerson,  a  leading  Kansas  economist,  to  discuss 
"The  Office  of  Economics  Analysis."  At  a  Union 
luncheon  meeting,  members  heard  Walter  Fisher, 
economics  professor,  review  "The  Econometric 
Society."  The  group  was  advised  by  Lamar  Jones. 


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Mu  Phi  Epsilon— TOP  ROW:  Polly  A.  Coombs,  Jean  C.  Sloop,  Joanne  D.  Tanner, 
Carolyn  G.  Bartholomew.  SECOND  ROW:  Joyce  E.  McCready,  Sharon  M. 
George,  Elizabeth  A.  Dick,  Marilyn  R.  Kuhn.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Irene  S.  Skonberg, 
Rachel  R.  Unruh,  Veronica  A.  Bonebrake,  Margie  E.  Vathauer. 


Omicron  Delta  Epsilon— TOP  ROW:  G.  V.  L.  Narasimham,  Donald  F.  DeCou, 
Palanisamy  Nagara|an.  SECOND  ROW:  Merlin  M.  Hackbart,  John  A.  Nordin, 
Lenore  A.  Hartman.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Charles  E.  Mordy,  George  Montgomery. 


Omicron  Nu— TOP  ROW:  Martha 
L.  Lmd,  Son|a  L.  Swain,  Rama  J 
Adams,  Betsy  C  Moberly,  Mary 
R.  Steinbrink.  SECOND  ROW:  Pa 
tricia  Ann  Patton,  Galena,  Ks. 
Olga  E.  Schwartzkopf,  Ruth  L 
Worthington,  Robin  M.  Brown 
BOTTOM  ROW:Lmda  P.  Sanders, 
Darryl  E.  Matter,  Nancy  J.  Fasse. 


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Pershing  Rifles— TOP  ROW:  David  A.  Martin,  Keith  T.  Fujimura,  Claude  L.  Rob- 
bins,  Peter  J.  Cordel,  William  E.  Vigneron,  George  A.  Brelig,  Ronald  E.  Robson, 
Charles  E.  Gordon.  SECOND  ROW:  Wayne  B.  Smith,  William  W.  Wells,  Robert 
W.  Howell,  Diane  D.  DeVoe,  Nancy  E.  Fair,  Lynda  L.  Clyne,  Michael  N.  Biggs, 


Jonathan  P.  Small.  BOTTOM  ROW:  George  D.  Schneickert,  Chester  D.  Nielson, 
Richard  A.  Nemechek,  David  H.  McNabb,  Wayne  A.  Kellner,  Daniel  H.  Markley, 
Douglas  S.  Clark,  Walter  R.  Minnick. 


Pershing  Rifles— TOP  ROW:  Marc  A.  Laxer,  John  H.  Brand,  Fred  C  Boger,  Joel 
M.  Shreenan,  Richard  R.  Gordon,  Ronald  J.  Forkenbrock,  Robert  F.  Brown.  SEC- 
OND  ROW:  Fred  L.  Peterson,  Melvin  P.  Augustine,  Ashley  Allison,  Pamela  S. 


Carlson,  Diane  Hodgson,  Gregory  E.  Grandison,  Terry  L.  Harbert,  Joel  S.  Schultz. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Garry  M.  Dalby,  Steven  M.  Schorling,  David  W.  Bryan,  Robert 
J.  Williams,  David  R.  Collins,  William  S.  Wehr,  Tommy  G.  Rayburn. 


Home  economists  invite 
freshmen  to  Easter  tea 


Pershing  Rifles  compete 
in  Big  Eight  drill  meets 


Freshmen  students  in  home  economics  were  in- 
vited to  an  Easter  tea  by  members  of  Omicron 
Nu,  home  economics  honorary.  The  group  also 
sponsored  a  spring  tea  for  international  students 
and  for  sophomores  with  outstanding  academic 
records  in  the  College. 

Ruth  Hoeflin,  associate  dean  of  home  econom- 
ics, told  members  of  her  work  in  family  and  child 
development  at  the  Merrill  Palmer  Institute  in 
Detroit  and  also  described  highlights  of  her  trip 
to  Nigeria.  At  the  national  convention,  delegates 
discussed  leadership  and  reviewed  nutrition's  role 
in  preventing  heart  disease. 


Drill  meets  at  Oklahoma  State  University  and 
Kansas  University  included  entries  from  Pershing 
Rifles,  military  honorary.  Closely  associated  with 
the  Air  Force,  Army  and  Navy,  the  group  di- 
rected traffic  at  basketball  and  football  games 
and  marched  in  the  nationally  televised  Loyalty- 
Day  parade  in  Gushing,  Okla.  Members  of  the 
tri-military  organization  also  raised  the  flag  at 
football  games  and  formed  the  Arch  of  Sabers  at 
the  Military  Ball.  Advised  by  Lt.  Col.  Wayne 
Smith,  Pershing  Rifles  marched  as  a  unit  in  the 
fall  and  spring  ROTC  reviews  and  as  color  guard 
in  the  Homecoming  parade. 


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Phi  Alpha  Mu-TOP  ROW:  Use 
M.  Reiling,  Beryl  A.  Shaw,  Karm 
F.  Burns,  Judith  M.  Graham,  Lynn 
K.  Parsons.  SECOND  ROW:  Carol 
A.  Starns,  Gwendolyn  F.  Graham 
Judith  A.  Melvm,  Linda  A.  Clay 
don,  Diane  Hodgson,  Barbara  L 
Cable.  THIRD  ROW:  Carolyn  K 
Wilson,  Joyce  E.  McCready,  Mar 
gie  E.  Vathauer,  Janice  L.  Mc- 
Kinley,  Patsy  C.  Meek.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Sandra  J.  Beck,  Jane  Clark, 
Carol  P.  Smith,  Margaret  A. 
Koepke,  Barbara  L.  Brooks,  Carole 
J.  Fry. 


Phi  Alpha  Mu  narrows 
selection  of  membership 


History  honorary  sends 
delegates  to  state  meet 


Membership  in  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  arts  and  sci- 
ences honorary,  was  limited  for  the  first  time  to 
women  students  enrolled  in  the  College  of  Arts 
and  Sciences.  Formerly,  students  in  the  College 
of  Education  were  also  eligible.  To  qualify  for 
membership  a  student  had  to  rank  in  the  upper 
15  per  cent  of  junior  or  senior  students.  Beryl 
Ann  Shaw  received  the  honorary's  annual  Mar- 
garet Russell  award  for  the  highest  junior 
woman's    grade   average. 


Sponsoring  a  series  of  guest  lecturers  and  send- 
ing a  delegation  to  the  state  Phi  Alpha  Theta 
conference  at  Fort  Hays  State  College  were  two 
special  projects  of  the  history  honorary.  Other 
Phi  Alpha  Theta  activities  included  an  annual 
spring  banquet  and  initiation  for  new  members. 
Organized  in  1953  to  encourage  the  study  of  his- 
tory, Phi  Alpha  Theta  required  members  to  be  of 
junior  or  senior  standing,  with  at  least  12  hours 
of  history,  and  have  a  3.0  grade  average. 


Phi  Alpha  Theta-TOP  ROW:  A.  Bower  Sageser,  Vera  E.  Pletcher,  Ada  G.  Bil- 
lings, Mary  C.  Meehan,  George  D.  Carter.  SECOND  ROW:  George  D.  Wil- 
coxon,  Robert  D.  Linder,  M.  Eilleen  Roberts,  Lois  Turner,  Inez  Alsop.  THIRD  ROW: 
Donald  B.  Roof,  Paul  G.  Johnson,  Fred  L.  Parnsh,  George  Christakes,  Kenneth 


A.  Dekat,  Larry  D.  Redmon.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Charles  M.  Terwilliger,  James  C. 
Carey,  Dennis  A.  Harbaugh,  Paul  C.  Piatt,  John  M.  Novosel,  Homer  E.  Socolof- 
sky,  William  F.  Baehr. 


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Phi  Epsilon  Kappa-TOP  ROW:  Veryle  E.  Snyder,  Jerome  H.  Cheynet,  Herbert 
H.  Dallis,  Dennis  L.  Erkenbrack,  William  W.  Smith,  Jerry  L.  Cook,  James  M. 
Johnson.  SECOND  ROW:  Lon  K.  Floyd,  Keith  L.  Cramer,  Harry  L.  Kitchener,  Max 
T.  Martin,  Donald  E.  Hyde,  Charles  G.  Steele,  Richard  E.  Heuertz,  Robert  E. 
Schmoekel.  THIRD  ROW:  Mark  P.  Bolick,  Edwin  G.  Kauffman,  Max  E.  Skelton, 


William  L.  Congleton,  Robert  W.  Jaymes,  John  W.  Swearngin,  Kenneth  J.  Russell. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Rodney  D.  Petersen,  Odo  M.  Sudbeck,  Frednc  R.  Cottrell,  Mi- 
cheal  E.  Michaud,  William  F.  Rock,  Warren  D.  Klawiter,  Gary  E.  Watson, 
Norman  P.  Nuss. 


Physical  education  group 
wins  efficiency  citation 


Phi  Eta  Sigma  provides 
course  tutoring  service 


For  the  seventh  time  in  eight  years,  Phi  Epsi- 
lon Kappa  was  presented  with  the  annual  na- 
tional award  for  chapter  efficiency.  The  men's 
physical  education  professional  fraternity  spon- 
sored a  free  throw  contest  between  fifth  and  sixth 
graders  during  halftime  at  a  Field  House  game. 
Other  projects  included  donating  Christmas  gifts 
to  the  Children's  Orthopedic  Hospital  and  selling 
K-Caps  for  athletic  functions.  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa 
required  members  to  have  a  2.0  average. 


Men's  living  groups  were  provided  with  a  tu- 
toring service  by  Phi  Eta  Sigma.  Comprised  of 
men  who  had  earned  3.5  grade  averages  as  fresh- 
men, the  organization  toured  the  planetarium  and 
were  shown  how  glass  laboratory  equipment  is 
made  for  the  physics  department.  The  honorary 
decorated  for  the  Homecoming  dance  and  dis- 
tributed posters  announcing  convocations.  Mem- 
bers tapped  each  semester  were  initiated  before 
a  joint    banquet    with    Alpha    Lambda   Delta. 


Phi  Eta  Sigma— TOP  ROW:  Jean  E.  Saindon,  Gary  L.  Urbanek,  William  D. 
Crank,  John  M.  Flannery,  Steve  M.  Zeide,  Donald  M.  Essmiller,  Ben  W.  Wood, 
Donald  W.  Prather,  Raymond  L.  Higgins,  David  F.  Martin,  Ronald  D.  Lyberger. 
SECOND  ROW:  Gary  E.  OHara,  Charles  E.  Cardwell,  Charles  R.  Kuntz,  Frank 
E.  Zitnik,   Dennis  L.  Deschner,    Daniel  S.  Huffman,   Loren  D.  Nickoley,   Mark  E. 


Sharp,  Thomas  D.  Hawk,  Van  L.  Rose.  THIRD  ROW:  Leland  O.  Singer,  Lane  V. 
Sunderland,  Jimmy  D.  Warren,  Timothy  A.  Atchison,  Daniel  J.  Shiel,  Thomas  K. 
Plant,  John  E.  Holste,  Larry  R.  Larsen,  David  J.  Holsinger.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John 
C.  Nye,  Stephen  A.  Daniel,  Alan  E.  States,  John  W.  Harvey,  Thomas  K.  Rogge, 
Leslie  C.  Longberg,  Thomas  F.  Gillaspie,  Michael  B.  Stevens. 


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Chemists  receive  awards 
at  spring  honors  banquet 

Sponsoring  an  awards  banquet  in  the  spring, 
members  of  Phi  Lambda  Upsilon  honored  out- 
standing students  majoring  in  chemistry.  Under- 
graduate certificates  of  honor  were  presented  by 
the  chemistry  society  to  the  students  with  the 
highest  over-all  grade  average  in  each  class. 
Graduate  honors  included  a  scholastic  award  to 
a  student  with  the  highest  grade  average  and  to 
a  student  for  outstanding  research  work.  Directed 
by  President  Jerrel  Anderson,  members  of  Phi 
Lambda  Upsilon  also  sponsored  a  picnic  to  ac- 
quaint new  graduate  students  with  the  honorary. 


Phi  Mu  collects  money 
to  reimburse  fire  losses 


Writing  letters  to  other  national  chapters, 
members  of  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia,  a  men's 
music  honorary,  solicited  funds  to  repay  several 
members  of  the  music  faculty  for  equipment  and 
music  lost  in  the  1965  auditorium  fire.  Approxi- 
mately $300  was  collected. 

Phi  Mu  also  set  up  a  combination  lounge  and 
listening  library  in  Nichols  gymnasium  for  music 
majors.  Music  department  faculty  spoke  at  the 
bi-monthly  meetings  where  members  also  per- 
formed musical  numbers.  The  group  ushered  at 
the    Artist    Series   and    Chamber    Music   Series. 


Phi  Lambda  Upsilon— TOP  ROW:  Shogo  Nukina,  David  J.  Manzo,  Piara  S.  Gill, 
Gary  E.  Stolzenberg,  Marcus  W.  Haseltine,  Alfred  S.  Burchett,  Lou  H.  Hall,  Yuan 
C.  Chiang.  SECOND  ROW:  Jerrel  C.  Anderson,  Thomas  G.  Bunting,  James  L. 
Copeland,   Donald  L.    Dugger,    Wayne    K.  Stuckey,    Dennis  J.  Gaede,   John  G. 


Dillard.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Maarten  Van  Swaay,  Dean  L.  Sinclair,  Clyde  W.  Frank, 
Donald  W.  Setser,  Lewis  A.  Shadoff,  R.  Kenneth  Burkhard,  Richard  L.  Motley, 
Wendell  D.  Burch. 


Procession  of  the  boar's  head  commences  the  Feast  of  Carols 
given  by  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  and  Phi  Mu  Alpha  music  honoraries. 


Phi  Mu  Alpha— TOP  ROW:  Robert  M.  Moews,  David  D.  Jackson,  Marcus  L. 
Knight,  Eugene  H.  Copeland.  SECOND  ROW:  Craydon  D.  McDonald,  Michael 
K.  Ireland,  Paul  E.  Lundgren,  Myron  F.  Hanke.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John  V.  Heitman, 
Clifford  I.  Ochampaugh,  Cecil  W.  Pearce,  Samuel  D.  Caughron. 


Pi  Tau  Sigma— TOP  ROW:  John  R.  Friley,  Daryl  D.  Bender,  Thomas  W.  Eagles, 
Danny  D.  Mishler,  Douglas  D.  McGregor.  SECOND  ROW:  Randall  L.  Rich, 
Donald  F.  Hansen,  Rodney  T.  Nash,  Douglas  A.  Robinson,  Marvin  R.  Rogers, 
James  L.  Finney.  THIRD  ROW:   Lionel  R.  Whitmer,  Jerry  R.  Duncan,  David  E. 


Klotz,  Robert  L.  Oswald,  Kenneth  D.  Lewis,  Donald  D.  Ficken.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Ralph  G.  Nevins,  Randy  B.  Patterson,  Arthur  C.  Streeter,  Wayne  L.  Pritz,  Ray- 
mond D.  Caughron. 


Phi  Upsilon  Omicron— TOP  ROW:  Soma  J.  Green,  Martha  L.  Lind,  Cora  J. 
Eggleston,  Gloria  D.  Wanager,  Cecelia  M.  Schaich,  Sherry  L.  Simpson,  Sharon  A. 
Hase.  SECOND  ROW:  Mary  R.  Stembrink,  Judith  K.  Swaney,  Donna  B.  Bilder- 
back,   Patricia  Ann  Patton  (Galena),  Sandra  L.  Kerns,   Stella  K.  Mason.  THIRD 


ROW:  Janet  A.  Rotman,  Ruth  A.  Cobb,  Helen  C.  Bauder,  Diane  F.  Hoffman,  Ol- 
ga  E.  Schwartzkopf,  Rama  R.  Adams,  Corrma  J.  Haresnape.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Carol  E.  Miller,  Sherrill  J.  Johnson,  Carlo  S.  Ericson,  Glenna  D.  Walter,  Rita  K. 
Lilak,  Judith  L.  Cook. 


Engineers  attend  reviews 
for  national  examination 


Home  economics  women 
survey  communications 


Review  sessions  for  a  national  test  giving  engi- 
neers a  license  to  practice  in  their  profession  was 
conducted  by  Pi  Tau  Sigma,  engineering  honor- 
ary. Ralph  Nevins,  head  of  the  mechanical  engi- 
neering department,  spoke  about  his  world  trip 
at  the  group's  initiation  banquet. 


Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  programs  centered 
around  the  topic  "Mediums  of  Communication" 
included  a  milling  department  tour  and  a  talk 
about  communications  through  art.  Members  of 
the  home  economics  honorary  advised  new  stu- 
dents before  registration. 


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Pi  Epsilon  Delta  sells 
film  tickets  to  build  fund 


Selling  tickets  to  the  International  Film  Fes- 
tival helped  Pi  Epsilon  Delta  maintain  an  annual 
$50  scholarship  awarded  to  financially  help  an 
undergraduate  interested  in  theater  work.  Nancy 
Stone  received  a  gold  medallion  presented  annu- 
ally to  the  Outstanding  Player  of  the  Year.  With 
the  aid  of  Wallace  Dace,  sponsor,  Elizabeth  Cary 
directed  the  activities  of  the  honorary  in  promot- 
ing theatrical  interest  on  campus. 


Pi  Epsilon  Delta-TOP  ROW:  Letitia  S.  Dace,  David  Sadkin,  Barbara  A.  Sadkin. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Frederick  Williams,  Franklin  B.  Siegle,  Elizabeth  E.  Cary,  Wallace 
Dace. 


Speech  group  furnishes 
word  games  for  children 


Children  attending  the  speech  clinic  in  Eisen- 
hower hall  played  with  games  furnished  by  Sigma 
Alpha  Eta.  The  speech  pathology  and  hearing 
honorary  provided  word  games  to  keep  the  chil- 
dren interested  and  to  stimulate  their  speech. 
Membership  was  limited  to  majors  in  speech 
pathology  who  had  grade  averages  of  2.5.  The 
speech  pathologists  gave  a  Christmas  caroling 
party  for  the  advisers,  heard  state  and  local 
speakers  at  meetings  and  sponsored  a  banquet  at 
which  new  members  were  initiated. 


Using  a  device  which  helps  deaf  children  to  hear,  a  speech 
therapist  teaches  the  child  to  speak  and  respond  to  pictures. 


Sigma  Alpha  Eta-TOP  ROW:  Kay  J.  McManis,  Carol  L.  Dillman,  Cheryl  W. 
Heft,  Virginia  P.  Cromwell.  SECOND  ROW:  Judie  K.  Hunt,  Robert  S.  Brooks, 
Carol  A.  Hinnergardt.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Maureen  K.  Manuel,  Marcia  K.  Diekman, 
Diane  R.  Baxa,  Marsha  K.  Greene. 


Scabbard  and  Blade— TOP  ROW:  Louis  G.  St.  Peter,  Robert  C.  Littrell,  Steven 
R.  Brenner,  Don  A.  Johnson,  William  J.  Romig.  SECOND  ROW:  John  T.  Nebgen, 
Douglas  E.  Powell,  Phillip  D.  Lange,  James  H.  Anderson,  Howard  M.  Wehrman, 
Douglas  W.  Williams.  THIRD  ROW:    David  Lionel  Parker,  Kenneth  L.  Lathrop, 


John  C.  Nye,  David  R.  Collins,  Henry  H.  Marsden.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Steven  J. 
Van  Hole,  Robert  M.  Melichar,  Allen  V.  Baldwin,  Richard  M.  Anderson,  Robert 
C.  Dobson,  Frederick  A.  Catrell. 


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Sigma  Delta  Pi— TOP  ROW:  Erma  J.  Karr,  Martha  J.  Lonergan,  Carolyn  J.  Mollis, 
Beverly  J.  Abmeyer,  Judith  M.  Graham,  Barbara  M.  Brodine.  SECOND  ROW: 
Barbara  L.  Brooks,  Ann  L.  Johnson,  Katie  A.  Stephenson,  Ann  J.  Kallenback,  Sara 


S.  Bentley.  BOTTOM  ROW:    Margaret  A.  Koepke,  Judy  L.  Meerpohl,  Darrell  P. 
Schmidt,  Dwight  D.  Jewett,  Marilyn  K.  Spainhour,  Margaret  E.  Beeson. 


Military  cadets  plan  ball, 
operate  concession  stand 


Spanish  honorary  works 
in  Model  United  Nations 


Company  "L"  1st  Regiment  of  the  National 
Society  of  Scabbard  and  Blade  operated  a  con- 
cession stand  at  the  Turkey  Shoot.  The  men 
sponsored  the  Military  Ball  for  which  military 
science  students  selected  a  queen.  Scabbard  and 
Blade  also  presented  a  scholarship  to  an  out- 
standing military  cadet. 

Requirements  for  membership  included  junior 
standing  in  Army,  Navy  or  Air  Force  ROTC,  a 
2.4  over-all  grade  average  and  a  3.0  average  in 
ROTC.  Selection  was  handled  by  members 
headed  by  Lt.  Col.  Frederick  A.  Catrell  and 
president  Henry  H.  Marsden. 


Participation  in  Model  United  Nations  was  a 
spring  activity  of  Sigma  Delta  Pi.  The  Spanish 
honorary,  one  of  100  chapters  in  the  nation,  in- 
vited  new   members  to   an   initiation   banquet. 

Knowledge  of  the  Hispanic  culture,  a  goal  of 
Sigma  Delta  Pi,  was  realized  as  lecturers  from 
Spanish  speaking  countries  were  invited  to  meet- 
ings to  acquaint'the  group  with  the  history  and 
customs  of  their  homes.  In  addition  to  having  a 
2.5  over-all  grade  average,  members  must  have 
earned  a  3.0  average  in  18  hours  of  Spanish. 
As  president,  Margaret  Koepke  helped  plan 
activities  of  the  Spanish  honorary. 


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Engineers,  architects  share  in  open  house  work 


Wearing  railroad  irons  around  their  necks  on 
blue  and  white  ribbons,  pledges  of  Sigma  Tau 
fulfilled  an  initiation  requirement.  Sigma  Tau, 
an  engineering  and  architecture  honorary,  super- 
vised the  selection  of  St.  Patrick  and  St.  Patricia 
for    Engineers'    and    Architects'    Open    House. 

Steel  Ring  operated  as  executive  planning 
committee  for  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open 


House.  As  an  engineering  and  architecture  hon- 
orary, Steel  Ring  presented  a  $100  scholarship 
to  a  junior  or  senior  in  one  of  the  two  curriculums. 
Tau  Sigma  Delta  also  awarded  a  scholarship, 
a  $100  stipend  to  a  promising  freshman  archi- 
tecture student.  Preparation  for  the  state  board 
examinations  given  to  architects  upon  graduation 
was  discussed  at  seminars. 


Sigma  Tau— TOP  ROW:  Gary  D.  Bohn,  Ted  R.  King,  Thomas  W.  Eagles,  Steven 
M.  Dent,  Robert  A.  Burnett,  Daryl  D.  Bender,  Donald  F.  Hansen,  Merwin  L. 
Brown,  Calvin  W.  Demes,  Leland  W.  Raney,  Douglas  D.  McGregor.  SECOND 
ROW-  Larry  R.  Martin,  Douglas  W.  Williams,  Darrell  E.  Mowry,  Marvin  R. 
Rogers,  David  N.  Arnoldy,  Rodney  T.  Nash,  Jim  L.  DeMars,  James  A.  Snook,  Dale 
L.   Schruben,   Mark   K.  Torluemke.   THIRD   ROW:   James   K.   Koelliker,  James  L. 


Finney,  Michael  T.  Chapman,  Frank  W.  Howard,  James  C.  Duston,  John  T. 
Nebgen,  Charles  H.  Hightower,  Clair  R.  Jones,  Harlan  D.  Stauffer,  Larry  E. 
Greene,  David  E.  Klotz.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Donald  R.  Ferguson,  James  R.  Jaax, 
Charles  K.  Eby,  Randall  L.  Harmison,  John  R.  Goering,  Dale  W.  Shosa,  Jay  C. 
Mayberry,  John  C.  Nye,  David  J.  Langford,  Randy  B.  Patterson. 


Steel  Ring— TOP  ROW:  Nathan  D.  Granger,  Douglas  W.  Williams,  David  A. 
Warner,  Robert  A.  Nuttelman,  Harlan  D.  Stauffer,  Thomas  W.  Eagles.  SECOND 
ROW:    Larry    R.    Gibson,    Kenneth    D.    Knapp,    James   W.    Thiesing,    Robert   D. 


Bowers,  Norbert  R.  Malik.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Kenneth  P.  Schmanke,  James  K. 
Koelliker,  Randy  B.  Patterson,  Allan  P.  Goodman,  Francis  C.  Dennis,  Richard  E. 
Faw. 


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Tau  Sigma  Delta-TOP  ROW: 
Edwin  S.  Broadwell,  Jack  H.  Jack- 
son, Theodore  W.  Sutherland, 
John  S.  Frey,  Wing  K.  Kwok.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Julian  F.  Sayers, 
Kenneth  L.  Kallenbach,  Walter  J. 
Reichert,  Ralph  E.  Hibler,  David 
N.  Holhs.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert 
A.  Cochran,  Don  M.  Seyfert, 
Thomas  R.  Gossen,  James  H. 
Reeves,  Jerome  D.  Hawkins, 
Michael  E.  Shelor. 


Theta  Sigma  Phi-TOP  ROW: 
Susanne  Miller,  Margaret  J.  Lange, 
Susan  K.  Farha,  Carole  J.  Fry. 
SECOND  ROW:  Roberta  G.  Ap- 
plegate,  Elaine  A.  Rusch,  Carol  J. 
Deubler.  THIRD  ROW:  Judith  A. 
Cowdrey,  Mary  J.  Pretzer,  Susan 
L  Rosenkranz,  Sherryl  L.  Diller. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Connie  K.  Miles, 
Diana  K.  Hyames,  Linda  J.  Solberg. 


Journalism  delegates  visit  Los  Angeles,  St.  Louis 


Representatives  of  Sigma  Delta  Chi,  men's 
professional  journalism  society,  attended  the 
group's  national  convention  in  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
The  society  sponsored  a  "Meet  the  Press"  pro- 
gram at  a  weekly  journalism  lecture. 

Theta  Sigma  Phi  sent  its  faculty  adviser  and 
a  student  delegate  to  its  national  convention  in 


St.  Louis,  Mo.  Selected  by  Theta  Sigma  Phi,  an 
outstanding  Kansas  woman  journalist  and  a 
Manhattan  civic  leader  were  honored  at  the 
group's  annual  Matrix  Table  banquet.  The  fall 
Collegian  editor  and  the  Royal  Purple  editor 
both  belonged  to  the  professional  society  for 
women  planning  journalism  careers. 


Sigma  Delta  Chi— TOP  ROW:  Ralph  R.  Lashbrook,  P.  Delbert  Brinkman,  Donald 
L.  Towns,  Michael  J.  Robinson,  Joseph  R.  Reppert.  SECOND  ROW:  Will  its  A. 
Smull,  Vernon  D.  Parker,  Charles  J.  Farmer,  Bruce  C.  Coonrod.  THIRD  ROW:  Carl 


R.  Rochat,  Charles  T.  Powers,  James  L.  Garver,  Jack  E.  Backer,  Lowell  Brandner. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Elbert  B.  Macy,  Fred  M.  Parns,  Byron  E.  Ellis,  Leland  K.  John- 
son, Wayne  L.  Perk,  Stephen  H.  Ahrens. 


Pinning  a  seam  here  and  there,  costume  workers  transform 
one  of  the  characters  in  the  three-act  play,  "Luther,"  into  a 


friar  during  a  fitting  session.  Students  sewed  half  of  the  cos- 
tume after  others  were  ordered  from  a  New  York  company. 


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African  Students  Association— TOP  ROW:  Joseph  G.  lyorver,  Charles  M.  Ragu, 
Nicholas  M.  Nyamfukudza,  David  O  Adejunmobi.  SECOND  ROW:  Kenneth  A. 
Onyia,  Celestme  O.  N|oku,  Chukwuzubelu  G.  Okudo,  Joseph  M.  Kapela,  Em- 
manuel S.  Aidoo,  Nnakarame  A.  Nwosu,  Gabriel  O.  Ankeli,  Amos  Adepo|u. 
THIRD    ROW:    Shibberu    WoldeMariam,    Zenage    B.    WoldeMariam,   Jesse  O. 


Akinokun,  Jibade  O  Oyekan,  Joseph  I.  Alade,  Olusegun  A.  Rotimi,  Desmond 
Waturuocha,  Rosetta  Tetebo,  Richard  L.  Morse.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Mohammed  B. 
Ahmed,  Henry  B.  Lubega,  Ayemou  D.  Assa,  Mustafa  B.  Bashier,  Daniel  I.  Saror, 
Folorunso  A.  Fayinka,  Yakobo  M.  Ochola,  Wilson  B.  Ipinmidun. 


Africans  display  samples 
of  native  arts,  handwork 

Displays  arranged  by  members  of  African  Stu- 
dents Association  showed  carved  gourds,  leather 
work,  wood  and  bronze  carving  and  examples  of 
the  national  African  dress.  Displays  were  made 
for  the  Activities  Carnival  and  in  honor  of  Afri- 
can  Unity   Day  and   the   United   Nations   Day. 

Nine  countries  were  represented  in  the  African 
Students  Association.  Contemporary  African 
problems  and  methods  of  integrating  the  African 
immigrant  to  the  American  culture  were  discussed. 
A  film  series  showed  areas  in  Africa  and  types  of 
modern  African  literature.  Africans  also  played 
on  the  campus  soccer  team. 


Ag  economists  turn  chefs 
to  finance  Topeka  visit 

Lunch  was  planned  and  served  in  Weber  hall 
at  Ag  Science  Day  for  the  second  year  by  Agri- 
cultural Economics  Club.  Money  from  the  proj- 
ect was  used  to  finance  a  spring  recognition 
banquet  and  a  trip  to  Topeka  to  tour  agricultural 
businesses.  Top  scholars  and  an  outstanding 
senior  were  honored  at  the  recognition  banquet. 

Members  also  built  a  booth  to  show  job  oppor- 
tunities available  to  agricultural  economics  grad- 
uates. Fall  and  spring  picnics  acquainted  new 
members  with  activities,  officers  and  veteran 
members  of  the  group.  The  annual  steak  fry  for 
agricultural  economics  majors  was  planned. 


Agricultural  Economics  Club— TOP  ROW:  Ronald  G.  Trostle,  Stanley  D.  Buss, 
James  D.  Gates,  Kenneth  L.  Stielow,  Gary  D.  Bruning,  Myron  C  Kellogg,  Ronald 
W.  Allen,  Danny  R.  Emig,  Don  A.  Johnson.  SECOND  ROW:  Harold  D.  Engle, 
Glenn  D.  Schiffner,  Terry  W.  Odle,  Gary  S.  Overley,  Victor  H.  Rippe,  Roger  L. 
Barr,  William    D,  Ryan,   Dale    E.   Naiman,    Darrell   K.  Cockrum.   THIRD   ROW: 


Merton  L.  Otto,  Dennis  L.  Deschner,  Robert  H.  Miller,  Victor  J.  Olson,  Alan  E. 
States,  David  W.  Cutter,  James  L.  Shank,  Burton  K.  Tribble.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Stephen  R.  Morris,  Phillip  S.  Shrack,  John  F.  Anderzhon,  William  H.  Batchelder, 
Robert  H.  Peyton,  Patrick  A.  Johnson,  Philip  W.  Smith. 


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Agricultural  Education  Club— TOP  ROW:  Ross  D.  Crane,  Glenn  R.  Gottlob,  Rob- 
ert J.  Mainquist,  Larry  D.  Ehrlich,  Russell  L.  Ballentine,  Larry  C.  Epley,  John  D. 
Fabrizius,  Richard  D.  Wilson,  Terry  R.  Schoenthaler,  Loren  D.  Richard.  SECOND 
ROW:  Kenneth  W.  Kelley,  Mark  W.  Houseweart,  Raymond  J.  Agan,  Jerry  L. 
Armbruster,  Lyle  H.  Chadwell,  Larry  E.  Kater,  Gregory  A.  Armbruster,  Donald 
C.  Herbers,  Robert  A.  Herlocker,  Larry  E.  Schmidt.  THIRD  ROW:  Eugene  E.  Al- 


grim,  Ralph  G.  Herrs,  Dale  E.  Linin,  Donald  M.  Coleman,  Leslie  B.  Allison,  Elmer 
D.  Grauerholz,  Duane  H.  McClure,  Phillip  E.  Moore,  Ronald  W.  Schultz,  Kenneth 
D.  Sullivan.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Kent  D.  Shuyler,  Larry  H.  Coltrane,  Harold  J.  Top- 
liff,  Donald  K.  Emery,  Allen  V.  Baldwin,  Carmen  R.  Klein,  Leon  B.  Schmidt, 
Donald  D.  Grauerholz,  Darrell  D.  Gottlob. 


Agricultural  Education  Club— TOP  ROW:  Edward  J.  Shelton,  Rodney  P.  Shipman, 
Keith  A.  Johnson,  James  R.  Miller,  Elton  G.  Murrow,  Gerald  A.  Ninemire,  Far- 
rell  D.  Maichel,  Marvin  W.  Creager,  Alvm  R.  Conner.  SECOND  ROW:  John  R. 
Gates,  Gordon  W.  Colip,  Eldon  D.  Lawless,  Jerry  L.  Morgenstern,  Ernest  P.  Mc- 
Carty,  Lloyd  E.  Barnett,  Thomas  W.  Badger,  Harold  E.  Mai,  Rodney  G.  Bracelin, 


Dale  O.  Twaddell.  THIRD  ROW:  Larry  D.  Funk,  George  W.  Kuchenthal,  Jerry  F. 
Donahy,  Jack  R.  Klotz,  Larry  E.  Goenng,  Carl  V.  Wahlmeier,  Bruce  R.  Flipse, 
Lloyd  D.  Huggins,  James  J.  Marstall.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Victor  L.  Osborn,  Charles 
W.  Ladner,  Arlen  W.  Etling,  Rudolph  D.  Claassen,  Gary  D.  Francis,  James  D. 
Patry,  Harvey  D.  Fasse,  Leon  D.  Sowers. 


Supplementing  his  talk  with  slides,  a  student  from  Chile  tells 
members  of  Agricultural  Education  Club  about  his  country. 


Senior  delegates  attend 
national  AEC  conference 


Twenty-four  seniors  in  Agricultural  Education 
Club  attended  the  organization's  national  con- 
ference in  Kansas  City.  Of  the  more  than  170 
representatives,  Kansas  had  the  largest  delegation 
at  the  two-day  session  sponsored  in  conjunction 
with  the  Future  Farmers  of  America.  Members 
of  the  club  also  organized  an  exchange  trip  with 
a  sister  club  at  Oklahoma  State  and  planned  a 
spring  banquet  to  honor  professor  Lawrence  Hall 
who  retired  after  40  years  service. 


Agriculture  wives  present 
Christmas  card  ideas 


Farm  mechanizationists 
study  job  opportunities 


Ideas  for  making  Christmas  cards  from  waxed 
paper  and  kleenex  were  presented  at  a  monthly 
meeting  of  the  Agricultural  Education  Wives 
Club.  Members  brought  other  hobbies  to  show 
to  the  group  and  also  learned  to  decorate  Christ- 
mas plates.  As  part  of  their  social  activities, 
members  invited  their  husbands  to  a  barn  dance 
and  sponsored  a  Valentine's  party  and  a  spring 
picnic.  Membership  in  the  club  was  open  to  any 
whose  husband  was  in  agricultural  education. 


Completing  its  first  year  as  an  organization, 
the  Agricultural  Mechanization  Club  geared  its 
programs  toward  possible  job  opportunities. 
Members  of  the  club  were  invited  to  the  annual 
machine  show  in  Manhattan's  Municipal  Audi- 
torium and  built  a  booth  to  explain  the  differ- 
ences between  Ag  Engineering  Club  and  AMC. 
During  the  year,  representatives  of  different  in- 
dustries spoke  to  the  group  on  job  openings  for 
students    who   graduate   in    ag    mechanization. 


Agricultural  Education  Wives 
Club-TOP  ROW:  Linda  L.  Col- 
trane,  Claudia  J.  Patry,  Bonnie  R. 
Flipse,  Charlotte  A.  Gottlob,  Mrs. 
Raymond  Agan.  SECOND  ROW: 
Janice  A.  Glazier,  Linda  S.  Schultz, 
Christi  G.  DeLano,  Carmen  M. 
Sowers.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Virginia 
K.  Baldwin,  Phyllis  I,  Ladner,  Col- 
leen L.  Mainquist,  Mary  E.  Chad- 
well,  Nancy  J.  Fasse. 


Agricultural  Mechanization  Club— TOP  ROW:  Larry  R.  Frusher,  Gerald  W. 
Stucky,  John  J.  Johnson,  Dennis  R.  Siefkes.  SECOND  ROW:  Floyd  J.  Barkman, 
Curtis  R.  Jacobs,  Alan  M.  Mitchell,  Larry  E.  Dahlsten,  Carl  E.  McKee,  Robert  D. 
Ames,  John  W.  Funk,  Earl  Q.  Adams.  THIRD  ROW:  Roger  R.  McKee,  Charles  D. 


Dunbar,  Lyle  F.Edelman,  Frederick  D.  Riedel,  Roger  A.  Russ,  Larry  P.  Heidnck, 
Charles  A.  Ryser.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Ross  W.  Cole,  Galen  R.  McDonald,  Larry  D. 
Frazee,  William  C.  Weickert,  John  T.  Hendricks,  Robert  D.  Kirkwood,  Lee  E. 
Gibbens,  Garry  L.  Frazee. 


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All    Women's    Pep    Club-TOP 

ROW:  Frances  Mullmix,  Mary  J. 
Seyler,  Sharon  A.  Elsweiler,  Phoe- 
be J.  Jones,  Marguerite  A.  Ha- 
biger.  SECOND  ROW:  Manta  M. 
Lamp,  Michele  D.  Frickey,  Sandra 
K.  Busch,  Lenore  K.  Brim,  Janet  L. 
Chatfield,  Faith  A.  Ott.  THIRD 
ROW:  Barbara  J.  Mattix,  Palle  M. 
Nebgen,  Margaret  E.  Hassig,  Col- 
leen M.  Ostmeyer,  Diane  L.  Ras- 
mussen,  Jean  A.  Sheik,  Carole  D. 
Hancock.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Rebecca 
A.  Hargrove,  Alice  J.  Sheik,  Joyce 
E.  Furney,  Jane  A.  Bigler,  Betty  K. 
Oleen,  Elizabeth  E.  MacGowan. 


All  Women's  Pep  Club-TOP  ROW:  Cheryl  A.  Greenall,  Cynthia  R.  Yorke,  Joyce 
A.  Burns,  Jams  K.  Brattm,  Mary  E.  Eye,  Kathryn  A.  Crostarosa,  Cheryl  L.  Law- 
rence, Susan  E.  Carlson.  SECOND  ROW:  Anne  C.  Snider,  Sidonie  A.  Schafer, 
Kathleen  L.  Kennedy,  Barbara  K.  Benton,  Roberta  K.  Jarman,  Rosalind  J.  Ridg- 
way,  Dana   M.   Bayer.  THIRD   ROW:   Janean   L.  Miller,   Tamara   D.   Armstrong, 


Barbara  S.  Christensen,  Mary  K.  Wood,  Patricia  K.  Keltner,  Marcella  M.  Morris, 
Kathleen  M.  Caviness,  Susanne  F.  Little.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Nancy  K.  Waddle, 
Claudia  A.  Garrett,  Diane  K.  Youngers,  Jane  A.  Sheetz,  Glennis  A.  Schroeder, 
Suzanne  W.  Rodenbeek,  Jonnie  S.  Thompson. 


All  Women's  Pep  Club-TOP  ROW:  Merry  Jane  Kanawyer,  Rena  L.  Watts, 
Arlene  S.  Fair,  LaDonna  L.  Douglass,  Terry  L.  Shull,  Joan  D.  Hall,  Martha  J. 
Seitz.  SECOND  ROW:  Jane  E.  Hightower,  Jennifer  B.  Rotman,  Karen  G.  Hollis, 
Sherril  A.  Gracey,  Jo  A.  Starkweather,  Jana  L.  Cole,  Mary  L.  Funston.  THIRD 


ROW:  Constance  L.  Hall,  June  A.  Woodard,  Pamela  S.  Carlson,  Mona  L.  Mitch- 
ell, Susan  M.  Fullington,  Judith  A.  Bulger,  Barbara  A.  Wehr.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Carol  A.  Wickham,  Linda  M.  Irwin,  Karen  K.  Charbonneau,  E'Lynn  S.  Wright, 
Marcia  K.  Diekman,  Judy  A.  Flett. 


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With  hands  up  and  spirits  high,  members  of  All-Women's  Pep 
Club  boost  the  morale  of  Wildcat  players.  Directed  by  mas- 


cot Willie  the  Wildcat,  the  cheering  coeds  form  a  purple  block 
at  basketball  games  and  add  excitement  to  Ahearn  Field  House. 


Pep  club  buys  emblems, 
supports  athletic  spirit 

Purple  and  white  KSU  emblems  added  color 
to  uniforms  worn  by  All-Women's  Pep  Club. 
Members  promoted  good  sportsmanship  and  sup- 
port for  the  athletic  program  by  filling  a  block 
of  seats  at  every  home  basketball  and  football 
game.  With  profits  from  a  candy  sale,  the  club 
purchased  additional  uniforms  and  adopted  a 
needy  family  for  Christmas. 


Distant  radio  operators 
pick  up  student  messages 

"CQ  CQ  to  anyone  from  WOQQQ"  was  a 
message  picked  up  by  radio  operators  as  distant 
as  Canada  or  Germany.  The  call  came  from  the 
Military  Science  building  where  licensed  mem- 
bers of  the  Amateur  Radio  Club  set  up  equip- 
ment ranging  from  $3000  radios  to  homemade 
devices  built  with  spare  parts.  President  Larry 
Condit  directed  the  club. 


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Amateur  Radio  Club— TOP  ROW: 
Peter  M.  Dyer,  Kenneth  D.  Knud- 
son,  Richard  C.  Carter,  Jerry  D. 
Balls.  SECOND  ROW:  John  P. 
Long,  Larry  R.  Condit,  James  F. 
Smith,  Dale  J.  Perry,  Jon  M.  Pol- 
lock. BOTTOM  ROW:  William  E. 
Cahill,  Jerry  L.  Hamilton,  Alan  R. 
Stephens,  Robert  W.  Euler,  Roger 
S.  Dildine,  William  C.  Coupland. 


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American  Chemical  Society— TOP 

ROW:  Linda  A.  Claydon,  Harry  J. 
Boyer,  Gary  R.  Nelson,  Richard 
D.  Suenram,  Eilene  L.  Finch.  SEC 
OND  ROW:  Arthur  J.  Goodsel, 
Burk  Jubelt,  George  W.  Hawks, 
Carolyn  K.  Fair.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Robert  S.  Frye,  Jack  E.  McCracken, 
Gary  L.  Bafus,  Stephen  M.  Um- 
scheid,    Richard    N.    McDonald. 


Organists'  guild  furnishes 
musicians  to  play  carillon 


After  the  purchase  of  the  University's  carillon, 
members  of  the  American  Guild  of  Organists 
accepted  partial  responsibility  for  the  manually- 
played  music.  At  weekly  meetings,  members 
played  organ  pieces  and  heard  others  in  the  group 
evaluate  their  performances. 

Trips  to  Kansas  City  and  Topeka  gave  the 
guild  an  opportunity  to  hear  outstanding  organ- 
ists. Directed  by  President  Clifford  Ochampaugh, 
members  gave  one  public  recital  each  semester 
and  were  advised  by  Robert  Hays. 


American  Guild  of  Organists— TOP  ROW:  Martha  J.  Middleton,  Martha  C 
Sanders,  Rebecca  I.  Long.  SECOND  ROW:  Dona  S.  Sidorfsky,  Elizabeth  A.  Wilk- 
erson,  Wynn  M.  Cockrum,  Rebecca  J.  Smutz.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert  W.  Hays, 
Clifford  I.  Ochampaugh,  Laurence  G.  Larson. 


Architects5  wives  study 
topics  in  husbands5  field 

Furniture  design,  psychology  of  art,  landscap- 
ing and  city  planning  were  topics  discussed  at 
monthly  meetings  of  the  American  Institute  of 
Architects  Auxiliary.  Hoping  to  better  prepare 
the  student  wife  for  the  demands  of  her  husband's 
profession,  the  auxiliary  sponsored  a  white  ele- 
phant sale,  toured  homes  designed  by  local  archi- 
tects and  arranged  several  bridge  socials.  Special 
projects  for  the  group  included  sending  used 
nylon  hose  to  Japanese  women  and  participating 
in  the  Aggieville  Thieves'  Market. 


American  Institute  of  Architects  Auxiliary— TOP  ROW:  E.  Janel  Harriman, 
Margaret  F.  Lay,  Verda  L.  Lewis,  Marjorie  Musil.  SECOND  ROW:  Jimmie  L. 
Benedict,  Sandra  M.  Smith,  Rosa  M.  Almack.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Judilee  G.  Jantz, 
Sherry  S.  Almquist,  Carole  S.  Minor,  Jane  Hawkins. 


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Society  members  review 
advanced  chemistry  films 


Architects  declare  battle, 
fight  community  ugliness 


Movies  related  to  chemistry  but  more  advanced 
than  textbook  topics  were  shown  at  meetings  of 
the  American  Chemical  Society.  As  an  organiza- 
tion for  students  in  chemistry,  biochemistry  and 
chemical  engineering,  the  ACS  sponsored  picnics 
in  the  fall  and  spring  to  introduce  new  members 
to  the  activities  of  the  club.  Members  also  pre- 
pared a  list  of  chemistry  films  and  made  them 
available   through   the   chemistry   department. 


"War  on  Community  Ugliness"  was  the  theme 
of  programs  for  the  American  Institute  of  Archi- 
tects. Members  visited  two  large  architecture 
firms  in  Omaha  and  Lincoln,  Nebr.  and  then 
viewed  areas  where  architecture  plans  had  been 
carried  out.  The  group  also  toured  the  Sheldon 
Art  Gallery  to  see  works  of  Phillip  Johnson  and 
heard  Herb  Greene,  national  lecturer  and  edu- 
cator, talk  about  "Fantasy  Organic  Architecture." 


American  Institute  of  Architects — TOP  ROW:  Larry  G.  Horning,  Edwin  S.  Broad- 
well,  Robert  M.  Kaplan,  Ronald  W.  Smith,  Richard  W.  Campbell,  Michael  J. 
Vieux,  Linda  F.  Shoemaker,  Douglas  Noller,  Wing  K.  Kwok,  Ryan  R.  Rader.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Rolland  P.  Grote,  Rodney  E.  Callies,  Virgil  A.  Musil,  Edward  L 
Thompson,  William  R.  Bonner,  Frank  D.  Harrison,  Behrouz  Hakimian,  Robert  L. 
Morrow,  Arley  D.  Lanman,  Jack  H.  Jackson,  Sidney  A.  Lane.  THIRD  ROW:  Julian 


F.  Sayers,  Robert  A.  Cochran,  William  T.  Noll,  Carmen  L.  Bieker,  James  H. 
Reeves,  Steve  E.  Potter,  Michael  E.  Shelor,  Victor  A.  Borra,  John  S.  Frey,  Bernard 
L.  Nothhouse.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Daniel  C.  Krepinevich,  Barry  W.  Greis,  Thomas 
C.  Pearson,  Randolph  L.  Wright,  David  C.  Adams,  Howard  G.  Webb,  Alvin  L. 
Seefeldt,  Wayne  P.  Bower,  Ralph  E.  Hibler. 


American  Institute  of  Architects-TOP  ROW:  Charles  W.  Hively,  David  N. 
Hoi  lis,  Mary  J.  Seyler,  Juamta  M.  SutclifFe,  Mary  F.  Childres,  Donald  G.  Booth, 
William  E.  Potenski.  SECOND  ROW:  Richard  B.  Kraybill,  Charles  E.  Almack, 
Dean  W.  Holt,  Robert  W.  Augustine,  Theodore  J.  Stimach,  Roger  D.  Bender, 
Gary  R.  Gegen,    Eugene  I.  Thorson.    THIRD    ROW:    Robert  L.  Tripp,   Robert  W. 


Burk,  Victor  A.  Regnier,  Ted  R.  Locke,  Jeffrey  L.  Krehbiel,  Edward  A.  Holloway, 
Timothy  M.  Cissna,  Robert  W.  Brewster.    BOTTOM    ROW:    Philip  L.  Anderson, 


Kenneth  L.  Kallenbach,  Paul  R.  Mayr 
David  J.  Dussair,  Walter  J.  Smith. 


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American  Institute  of  Chemical  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  Thomas  W.  Scott,  John 
W.  Hofmann,  John  M.  Flannery,  David  E.  Wainwright,  Forrest  C.  Noah,  Ronald 
G.  Odom,  Wayne  C.  Groth,  Ronald  E.  Feldkamp.  SECOND  ROW:  Theodore 
S.  Mauck,  Ronald  M.  Kruse,  Howard  R.  Brown,  Loren  D.  Nickoley,  Stephen  E. 
Utterback,  Ronald  F.  Bartel,  Michael  P.  Newcomer.  THIRD  ROW:    Larry  S.  Par- 


rett,  Rex  E.  Garrelts,  Robert  D.  Lillich,  Lawrence  R.  McCoy,  Henry  J.  Johnson, 
Lawrence  A.  Schulte.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard  G.  Akins,  John  J.  Fitzgerald, 
Charles  C.  Nielson,  Don  L.  Riedl,  John  D.  Driskill,  William  E.  Richard,  John  P. 
Honstead. 


American  Institute  of  Interior  De- 

sign-TOP  ROW:  Sally  R.  Pre- 
heim,  Susan  T.  Read,  Merilyn  J. 
Marshall,  Gloria  D.  Wika,  Karen 
A.  Folk.  SECOND  ROW:  Sheryl 
A.  Stoddard,  Marilyn  K.  Bird, 
Linda  C.  Barton,  Maureen  C. 
Williams,  Barbara  K.  Filbert, 
Diana  L.  Hentzler.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Opal  B.  Hill,  Sue  A.  Es- 
linger,  Gordon  E.  Snyder,  Dale 
G.  Litton,  Barbara  J.  Thompson. 


Company  speakers  offer 
chemical  career  ideas 

Discussing  the  role  of  the  chemical  engineer 
in  industry,  speakers  offered  ideas  for  professional 
work  to  the  American  Institute  of  Chemical  En- 
gineers. Companies  represented  by  speakers  were 
Procter  and  Gamble,  Munsanto  and  Celanese. 
In  addition  to  monthly  meetings,  the  men  were 
responsible  for  a  curriculum  exhibit  at  Engineers' 
and  Architects'  Open  House  and  attended  a 
regional  meeting  at  the  University  of  Nebraska. 
The  group  also  sponsored  a  picnic. 


Designers'  trip  includes 
White  House  decor  talk 

During  a  field  trip  to  Kansas  City,  members 
of  the  American  Institute  of  Interior  Design  heard 
a  representative  of  a  fabric  concern  discuss  "White 
House  Fabrics  and  Decor."  With  proceeds  from 
a  rummage  sale,  members  traveled  to  Chicago, 
111.,  for  an  annual  field  trip  which  included  tours 
of  a  merchandise  mart  and  art  institute.  The 
group  also  made  posters  advertising  a  program  of 
the  Kansas  City  chapter  and  heard  interior  de- 
signers discuss  opportunities  in  designing. 


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American  Institute  of  Industrial  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  William  F.  Gubing, 
Gary  L.  Johnston,  Douglas  L.  Bump,  Vincent  L.  Carlson,  Richard  F.  Shrader,  Keith 
E.  Guthrie,  David  H.  Hou.  SECOND  ROW:  David  E.  McDougal,  John  R.  Heath, 
Edmond  T.  Wolfram,  Nathan  D.  Granger,  Joseph  A.  Trotta,  Ronald  E.  Rezac, 
James  E.  Siemens,  William  J.  Schrandt.  THIRD  ROW:   George  L.  Dickey,  Glenn 


Larson,  Yalamanchi  J.  Prasad,  Steven  J.  VanHole,  David  C.  Kline,  Victor  M.  Mor- 
ales, James  D.  Heath,  Harold  M.  Eisenbarth,  Dick  L.  Burkepile.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
William  G.  Cooper,  Steven  H.  Reed,  Robert  R.  Maas,  Richard  N.  Day,  David  E. 
Anderson,  William  E.  Braun,  Dale  E.  Brownlee,  Malcolm  D.  Rodenberg. 


Industrial  engineers  sponsor  four-state  meeting 


Students  from  Kansas,  Oklahoma,  Texas  and 
Arkansas  attended  a  regional  conference  spon- 
sored by  the  American  Institute  of  Industrial  En- 
gineers. At  monthly  meetings,  members  heard 
employees  from  a  radio  and  an  aircraft  company 
discuss  the  role  of  industrial  engineers.  The  group 


also  designed  a  booth  for  Engineers'  and  Archi- 
tects' Open  House  and  toured  industries  in  Kan- 
sas City  and  Wichita  to  find  prospective  places  for 
work.  Directed  by  President  Malcolm  Roden- 
berg, members  sponsored  a  fall  picnic  and  hon- 
ored industrial  engineering  students  at  a  banquet. 


Items  donated  for  a  rummage  sale  are  carefully  arranged  by 
members  of  the  American  Institute  of  Interior  Designers.  With 


funds  from  the  sale  of  clothing  and  ceramics  and  contributions 
of  the  art  department,  the  club  financed  a  field  trip  to  Chicago. 


Physics  majors  observe 
sound  waves5  movement 


Using  a  vibrating  wire  and  weighted  vibrating 
strings,  members  of  the  American  Institute  of 
Physics  observed  the  action  of  sound  waves  as 
their  research  project.  "The  History  of  Physics" 
and  "Scientific  Report  Writing"  were  lectures 
given  by  local  professors.  Speakers  from  indus- 
tries demonstrated  new  laboratory  equipment  and 
showed  technical  films.  Under  the  direction  of 
Richard  Hunt  and  John  McKinley,  picnics  in  the 
fall  and  spring  for  physics  department  faculty, 
family  and  students  highlighted  the  year. 


American  Institute  of  Physics— TOP  ROW:  David  R.  Alexander,  Bernadine  L. 
Hale,  Richard  M.  Hunt.  BOTTOM  ROW:  William  J.  Plant,  James  L.  Gray,  Jon  B. 
Bryan. 


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American  Nuclear  Society— TOP  ROW:  Ronald  D.  Wolf,  William  A.  Wright, 
Billy  J.  Foreman,  William  J.  Dempsey,  Clarence  L.  Anderson,  Edward  R.  Kane, 
Leland  W.  Raney,  David  E.  Bainum,  Merwin  L.  Brown,  John  C.  Irwin,  Raymond 
L.  Petri.  SECOND  ROW:  Quaisar  M.  Hanif,  Jack  D.  Rose,  Roger  L.  Moore,  Robert 
D.  Crangle,  Norman  E.  Featherston,  James  A.  Huggans,  Dennis  R.  Trisler,  Michael 
P.  Horrell,    William  L.  Selbe,    Gary  D.  Boyer.    THIRD    ROW:    Jerry    W.  Stauder, 


Gilbert  J.  Heinen,  Donald  R.  Ferguson,  Dale  W.  Shosa,  Jon  R.  Greiner,  Fred  D. 
Lang,  James  M.  Rafferty,  Charles  E.  Bliss,  Robert  F.  Pauly,  Robert  A.  Nuttelman, 
Gene  P.  Rathbun.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Paul  A.  Zielie,  John  G.  Koen,  James  W. 
Thiesing,  David  E.  Saven,  Franklin  D.  Duncan,  Larry  B.  Massey,  Joseph  H.  Mc- 
Cleskey,  Robert  D.  Bishop,    Patrick  F.  Ervm,    Floyd  E.  Haskin,   James  C.  Skach. 


Speakers,  films  introduce    Civil  engineering  chapter 
nuclear  engineering  areas   earns  national  recognition 


Lectures  by  local  and  national  speakers  along 
with  semi-technical  films  introduced  members  of 
the  American  Nuclear  Society  to  the  field  of  nu- 
clear engineering  outside  the  classroom.  As  a  de- 
partmental organization,  the  group  participated 
in  Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House  and 
sent  delegates  to  the  national  student  conference 
of  the  American  Nuclear  Society.  In  the  spring, 
members  provided  a  farewell  banquet  for  seniors. 


For  the  eighth  consecutive  year,  members  of 
the  American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers  received 
a  certificate  of  commendation  for  excellence  in 
conduct  of  chapter  affairs.  The  award  is  made 
annually  by  the  national  society.  Delegates  from 
the  club  attended  the  national  convention  of 
civil  engineers  in  Kansas  City  and  told  the  group 
of  chapter  programs  and  activities.  A  banquet 
and  formal  were  among  spring  functions. 


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American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  James  E.  Touslee,  Thorton  A. 
Moore,  Gary  D.  Owen,  Van  Chang,  Jerry  A.  Holloway,  Richard  A.  McKown. 
SECOND  ROW:  Albertus  F.  Wiesedeppe,  Jerry  L.  May,  Ralph  L.  Fanson,  Richard 
G.  Adams,  Jacob  F.  Redlinger,  James  L.  Tadtman,  Michael  L.  Gamble.  THIRD 


ROW:  Harlan  D.  Stauffer,  Richard  E.  Srna,  John  T.  Nebgen,  Larry  W.  Emig, 
Robert  D.  Bowers,  Dennis  E.  Myers.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Gregory  L.  Miller,  Thomas 
E.  Neal,  Larry  M.  Evans,  Robert  R.  Reynolds,  Francis  C.  Dennis,  Roderick  R. 
Brown,  James  M.  Hillman. 


American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  Jasbir  S.  Arora,  Robert  L.  Fox, 
Edward  L.  Wilson,  Bruce  K.  McCallum,  Arjan  M.  Mansukhani,  William  R.  Klassen. 
SECOND  ROW:  Clifton  V.  Hostetler,  Fredrick  L.  Mattox,  Norvell  L.  Washburn, 
Dennis  D.   Lee,   Richard   L.   Henning,   Surinder   K.   Kapur,   Hasan   Kamil.  THIRD 


ROW:  Benny  D.  Neaderhiser,  Ralph  E.  Carthrae,  Kenneth  D.  Harwood,  Jon  C. 
Sneath,  Jerry  S.  Murphy,  Bruce  V.  Collins.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Edward  D.  Barenberg, 
James  M.  Haag,  Pete  L.  Bailey,  John  T.  Reeves,  Larry  L.  Thompson,  Lloyd  W. 
Rogers,    Vernon  H.  Rosebraugh. 


American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  Gale  R.  Brown,  Ronald  D. 
Hoagland,  Daniel  D.  Petr,  William  M.  Bellairs,  John  P.  Cashatt.  SECOND  ROW: 
Terry  D.  Stall,  Roger  R.  Swart,  William  F.  Overman,  Gary  L.  Urbanek,  James  W. 


Fitzwater,  Charles  M.  Zimmerman.  THIRD  ROW:  Gail  A.  Lard,  Robert  L.  Hirt,  -Rob- 
ben  A.  Bowers,  Karl  J.  Svaty,  Larry  R.  Larsen.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Kinney  R.  Baxter, 
Thomas  W.  Logan,  Kenneth  D.  Everett,  Benjamin  F.  Spencer,  Robert  J.  De  May. 


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American  Society  of  Agricultural  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  Walter  A.  Harrison, 
Carl  L.  Schuler,  Douglas  W.  Williams,  Gene  E.  Eckel,  Alan  D.  McMillan,  Charles 
G.  Baker,  James  A.  Armbruster,  Robert  P.  Mease,  Charles  R.  Ankenman.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Charles  R.  Fail,  Ronald  H.  Loomis,  Glenn  P.  Alpert,  Charles  R.  Kunfz, 
David  F.  Fairbanks,  John  M.  Harrison,  Ronald  D.  Graber,  Robert  L.  Clydesdale. 


THIRD  ROW:  Garold  L.  McPeak,  Stanley  R.  Clark,  Larry  N.  Carey,  Frank  W. 
Howard,  Steven  J.  Weybrew,  James  K.  Koelliker,  Douglas  C.  Seibel,  Grover  C. 
Rundell,  Thomas  D.  Dick.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard  E.  McMillen,  Jarold  L.  Zim- 
merman, Donald  W.  Kaiser,  Daryll  D.  Jamvold,  Donald  J.  Keating,  James  P. 
Murphy,  Albert  H.  Strecker,  John  C.  Nye,  Stephen  J.  Daniels. 


Ag  engineers  win  award  for  Open  House  exhibits 


Exhibits  arranged  by  members  of  the  American 
Society  of  Agricultural  Engineers  earned  a  first 
place  department  award  at  the  Engineers'  and 
Architects'  Open  House. 

During  the  spring  semester,  members  of  the 
club  traveled  to  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  for  an  area  con- 


ference attended  by  agricultural  engineers  from 
four  other  Midwest  colleges.  With  the  direction 
of  President  Albert  Strecker,  society  members 
planned  annual  picnics  in  the  fall  and  spring. 
The  men  invited  industrial  representatives  to 
speak  at  meetings  on  career  opportunities. 


With  sanding  and  cutting  tools,  agricultural  engineers  carve 
a  model  farm,  terraces  and  waterways  from  a  huge  block  of 


styrofoam.  The  finished  display  was  used  at  Engineers'  and 
Architects'  Open  House  to  demonstrate  conservation  techniques. 


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American  Society  of  Landscape  Architects— TOP  ROW:  Herrick  H.  Smith, 
Thomas  T.  Kodama,  Ronald  R.  Darner,  Susanne  F.  Little,  Neil  D.  Rogers,  Ray  F. 
Hill.  SECOND  ROW:  Keith  R.  Zwick,  Richard  A.  McClanathan,  Gary  D.  Vogt, 
Gary  Lee  Smith,  Tommy  R.  Thompson,  Wayne  K.  Iwamoto.  THIRD  ROW:  George 


L.  Sherer,  John  A.  Tuomey,  Terrell  A.  Fitzgerald,  Roger  C.  Larson,  Melvin  J.  Stout, 
Fredrick  C.  Bliss.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Donald  D.  Fleming,  Duane  H.  Lyon,  John  R. 
Ritter,  Daniel  McGhee,  Ernest  H.  Ungnade,  John  N.  Bryan,  Clyde  L.  Allen. 


American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  Daryl  D.  Bender,  Don- 
ald H.  Merten,  Leroy  W.  Kippes,  Rodney  T.  Nash,  Donald  E.  Reimer,  Jon  R.  Mc- 
Leod,  Don  L.  Cobb.  SECOND  ROW:  David  N.  Arnoldy,  Raymond  L.  Hamblin, 
James  L.  Finney,  Robert  E.  Olmstead,  Clark  D.  Ringel,  Wayne  E.  Springer.  THIRD 


ROW:  Larry  D.  Swartley,  Lionel  R.  Whitmer,  Randall  L.  Rich,  Kenneth  E.  Mathias, 
David  L.  Isaacson,  James  I.  Mann,  Thomas  O.  Schimke.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Jim  A. 
McKinnis,  Michael  R.  Lewis,  Richard  M.  Boldin,  Keith  F.  Olson,  John  Hintz,  Don- 
ald D.  Ficken,  David  C.  Gillespie. 


Architects  study  design, 
hear  landscape  problems 

At  a  monthly  meeting,  the  American  Society  of 
Landscape  Architects  heard  a  representative  of 
a  Kansas  City  firm  review  fountain  design  and 
garden  lighting.  A  landscape  architect  from  the 
U.  S.  Forest  Service  also  discussed  a  landscape 
problem  before  criticising  student  solutions  to  it. 
The  club  arranged  a  display  of  student  work  for 
Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House. 


Students  present  papers 
at  engineering  meeting 

Representatives  from  area  universities  attended 
a  regional  conference  sponsored  by  the  American 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers.  Student  papers 
on  technical  subjects  were  presented  at  the  con- 
ference and  winning  ones  considered  at  the  na- 
tional session.  At  the  club's  monthly  meetings, 
speakers  discussed  the  opportunities  of  mechan- 
ical engineers  in  petroleum  and  utility  concerns. 


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American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Seniors— TOP  ROW:  Tony  D.  David, 
Martha  L.  Dunn,  Edward  P.  Miller,  James  L.  Busby,  Wallace  W.  Wolf,  Manuel 
A.  Thomas,  Malcolm  D.  McCracken,  Charles  L.  Stoehr,  Ivan  R.  Schrock,  Osmundo 
5.  Castillo,  Donald  L.  Harris.  SECOND  ROW:  David  J.  Lodge,  Gerald  L.  Kerns, 
Herschel  A.  Stacey,  Bernard  A.  Friesen,  William  H.  Brethour,  Gerald  L.  O  Keeffe, 
Harold  E.  Wasinger,  Orlin  H.  Helbing,  John  C.  Durling,  Richard  W.  Morehouse. 


THIRD  ROW:  Robert  Leroy  Collins,  Thomas  G.  Kuhn,  William  R.  Rapp,  Hubert 
E.  Jeffers,  Larry  S.  Oldham,  Max  R.  Moss,  Thomas  A.  Martin,  Charles  A.  Helwig, 
Dennis  L.  Larson.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert  K.  Treptow,  Robert  W.  Mmter,  Charles 
A.  Dake,  Victor  C.  Hurtig,  Robert  E.  Wingert,  Carl  S.  O'Neil,  Billy  G.  Thornton, 
Roy  E.  Friesen,  Richard  E.  Blankenship,  Robert  M.  Brown. 


AVMA  students  establish  Dean  Leasure  award 


Encouraging  more  active  group  participation, 
the  American  Veterinary  Medical  Association 
student  chapter  established  the  Dean  Leasure 
Award.  The  award,  named  for  Eldon  Leasure, 
former  dean  of  the  College  of  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, was  given  to  the  class  with  the  highest  per- 
centage attendance  at  the  bi-weekly  meetings. 
Featured  at  the  meetings  were  lecturers  including 
Dr.  Don  Spangler,  current  national  president  of 
the  professional  organization. 

Two  delegates  were  chosen  to  represent  the 
chapter  at  the  national  AVMA  convention  in 


Portland,  Ore.  Two  others  were  sent  to  a  public 
relations  convention  in  Urbana,  111.  Fall  and 
spring  dances  attracted  more  than  450  students, 
wives  and  faculty.  During  the  Christmas  season, 
students  and  wives  gave  a  party  for  their  children. 
Membership  accounted  for  100  per  cent  of  the 
student  body  of  the  college  with  more  than  80 
per  cent  attending  the  regularly  scheduled  meet- 
ings. The  student  chapter  sponsored  Veterinary 
Medicine  Open  House.  Theme  of  the  event  was 
''Veterinary  Service  through  Education  and 
Research."  Open  house  was  Parents'  Day. 


American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Seniors— TOP  ROW:  William  C.  Ed- 
wards, Robert  G.  Baxa,  Ronald  P.  Gentzler,  Kenneth  L.  Jeffery,  Theodore  T. 
Evans,  Nathaniel  A.  Ade|unmobi,  Gary  D.  Marr,  Gailyn  L.  Holland.  SECOND 
ROW:  Steven  R.  Mosier,  Terry  N.  Turner,  William  C.  Randle,  Lawrence  Kosmin, 
Cecil  V.  Everett,  Gary  D.  Harmon,  Dennis  D.  Huck,  John  T.  Hyde.  THIRD  ROW: 


Roger  H.  Bailey,  R.  William  Kuhn,  James  J.  Ketzner,  James  M.  Holland,  Kenneth 
G.  Huggins,  Donald  W.  Butts,  Stephen  L.  Winn,  Rodney  L.  Link,  Ian  B.  Hobbs. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  William  J.  Machart,  Stuart  J.  Burns,  John  A.  Crouch,  David  B. 
Browne,  Roger  L.  Lukens,  Vernon  D.  Johnson,  Leo  G.  Staley,  Paul  L.  Huff. 


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American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Juniors— TOP  ROW:  Iris  L.  Wagner, 
Benjamin  B.  Dow,  Robert  J.  Bury,  Robert  Alvin  Anderson,  Cesar  Gonzalez,  Mi- 
chael A.  Lanning,  Jerry  L.  Hummel,  Jon  M.  Day,  LeRoy  P.  Schild,  Joy  L.  Decker, 
Jerald  A.  Peterson,  Catherine  L.  Hyde.  SECOND  ROW:  Eldon  L.  Misak,  Andrew 
J.  Bozarth,  Larry  R.  Anderson,  Lyle  E.  Zitek,  Dennis  T.  Nelson,  Allen  A.  Cesaf- 
sky,  Daniel  A.  DeNoon,  Dan  E.  Cram,  Edward  J.  Plocharski,  James  A.  Case,  Ned 


E.  Eib.  THIRD  ROW:  William  C.  Bergin,  Jerry  M.  Middleswart,  Robert  E.  Cartee, 
Earl  B.  Hauck,  Duane  M.  Henrikson,  Jack  S.  Dunham,  Robert  A.  Swerczek,  How- 
ard A.  Kinzer,  Roy  A.  Braum,  Marlin  D.  Jeffers,  Byron  L.  Wilson.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Jacob  M.  Sherwood,  Ronny  L.  Pemberton,  Neill  R.  Walker,  Harold  D.  Bauman, 
Clint  S.  Hardy,  Robin  R.  Domer,  Leonard  A.  Sigdestad,  Walter  E.  Colon,  James 
E.  Dale,  James  F.  Hicks,  Edward  J.  Jezbera. 


American  Veterinary  Medical  As- 
sociation Juniors  — TOP  ROW: 
Dallas  D.  Caster,  Delvm  D.  Ran- 
dolph, Leon  E.  Thiessen,  Joe  L. 
Mauderly,  Larry  K.  Dresher.  SEC 
OND  ROW:  James  I.  Miller,  Fin 
eas  G.  Hughbanks,  Joe  K.  Baber 
David  T.  Lane,  Darrell  L.  Haeker 
BOTTOM  ROW:  James  L.  Corhs 
Richard  J.  Cortesi,  Timothy  P 
Cheney,  Charles  E.  Knudsen 
Robert  L.  Kerns. 


American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Sophomores— TOP  ROW:  Nilean 
Nou,  Joan  E.  Warner,  Deborah  F.  Enchsen,  Evelyn  A.  Bock,  Judy  A.  Cox,  Linda 
L.  Delaplain,  Jerry  B.  Burkey.  SECOND  ROW:  Michael  K.  Moore,  William  M. 
Bryant,  Dennis  R.  Skalka,  Edward  L.  Kniffen,  Norman  R.  Schneider,  Frank  G. 
Bieberly,  Jerold  E.  McDowell,  Marvin  J.  Far:.  THIRD  ROW:  M.  Keith  Kingsley, 


Robert  J.  Shay,  Sherwood  L.  Svarvari,  James  H.  Myers,  Arthur  L.  Carpenter, 
Stephen  R.  Frock,  William  M.  Agresta.  BOTTOM  ROW:  C.  Dean  Bertholf,  Keith 
H.  Eubank,  James  P.  Nelson,  Sherman  J.  Swanson,  Harry  A.  Steinfort,  Alexander 
J.  Marshall. 


American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Sophomores— TOP  ROW:  Dean  R. 
Bader,  Larry  L.  Williams,  Max  L.  Hacker,  Dean  P.  Fankhauser,  Desmond  A. 
Waturuocha,  Dennis  A.  Rohan,  Richard  A.  Barta,  John  C.  Farhy,  Thomas  D.  Vin- 
cent, Larry  K.  McKim,  Jack  D.  Henry.  SECOND  ROW:  Arnold  G.  Nagely, 
George  L.  Wiley,  Randy  D.  Risley,  Jerry  D.  Weil,  Gary  E.  Voelker,  Gordon  R. 
Cunningham,    Veryl  B.  Sibley,    Kenneth  N.  Onyia,    William  S.    Hales,  Larry  R. 


Meisegeier.  THIRD  ROW:  Eugene  R.  Clothier,  Robert  G.  Rohrbaugh,  Wallace  E. 
Kraft,  Johnny  J.  Emery,  Wendell  R.  Witter,  Michael  A.  Gangel,  Loren  G.  Tucker, 
Richard  D.  Knewtson,  Dean  J.  Alpert,  Tony  L.  Kirk,  Robert  L.  Mitchell.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Robert  A.  MacArthur,  Andre  A.  Darngrand,  Laurence  L.  Cooper,  David 
S.  Hodgson,  Edward  N.  Childs,  Marvin  E.  Turner,  David  N.  Bisbee,  Dean  E. 
Henncks,  Garth  L.  Peterson,  Roger  S.  Fix. 


American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Freshmen— TOP  ROW:  Frederick  L. 
Helm,  Thomas  A.  Williams,  Kenneth  M.  Krauter,  William  P.  Tidball,  Mary  L. 
Liljestrand,  Richard  L.  Robinson  (Downs,  Ks.),  Philip  D.  Burford,  William  E.  Lam- 
mers,  Kenneth  H.  Rockwood,  Ronald  E.  Jordan,  Susan  J.  Alderman.  SECOND 
ROW:  Harold  W.  Richardson,  Craig  L.  Carmichael,  James  E.  Kimbrough,  Lonnie 
D.  Willis,  Jack  H.  Konitz,  Donald  J.  Kmoch,  Jerome   P.  Yorke,  Jane  M.   Albm, 


William  P.  Gallant,  Melvin  G.  Fox.  THIRD  ROW:  Dennis  William  Smith,  John  L 
Smith,  James  R.  McCoy,  Terryl  K.  Schmitt,  Ronald  T.  Beach,  Curtis  L.  Ish,  Victor 
E.  Anspaugh,  Larry  H.  David,  Robert  R.  Cudney,  Gary  A.  Splitter,  David  A. 
Swerczek.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Stephen  J.  Aberle,  Edward  T.  Doyle,  Norbert  J. 
Zander,  Larry  D.  Stuckey,  James  F.  Wadsack,  David  L.  Eisenbrandt,  James  M. 
Osborn,  Ronald  A.  Engelken,  Loren  J.  Rickard,  Gerald  L.  Richardson. 


American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Freshmen— TOP  ROW:  Celestine  O 
N|oku,  Michael  L.  Gambiani,  James  T.  Marsh,  Ronald  L.  Schindler,  Ronald  E. 
Sanko,  Brenda  G.  Adrian,  Richard  N.  Bruce,  Tommy  L.  Jacobitz,  Stephen  K. 
Sproul.  SECOND  ROW:  Warren  E.  Boomer,  Henry  R.  Ewert,  Larry  H.  Ringel, 
Marlin  R.  Grosz,  Mark  D.  Williams,  John  L.  Lenz,  George  W.  Dunbar,  William 


C.  Skaer.  THIRD  ROW:  Larry  J.  Oliver,  Joseph  G.  Merriam,  Denis  A.  Bekaert, 
Coy  C.  Mickey,  Dallas  O.  Goble,  Gerald  F.  Slonka,  Robert  E.  Stach,  Roger  L. 
Becker,  Robert  J.  Gump.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Vernon  D.  Maxwell,  Ralph  E.  Sievers, 
Fred  E.  Lowrey,  Robert  A.  Briggs,  Steven  L.  Rogers,  Lynn  F.  Willard,  Robert  G. 
Brodenck,  Robert  C.  Hartley. 


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American  Veterinary  Medical  As 
sociation  Auxiliary-TOP  ROW 

Cheryl  Mauderly,  Connie  V.  Boom 
er,  Linda  L.  Haeker,  Jean  Dresner, 
Peggy  Ketzner,  Linda  M.  Schild 
SECOND  ROW:  Judy  A.  Brown 
Ada  M.  Blankenship,  Diane  R 
Baxa,  Marilyn|K.\Kimbrough,  Bev 
erly  P.  Hobbs,  Sandra  L.  Kerns 
Doris  F.  OKeeffe,  Glenda  K.  Ans 
paugh,  Joyce  C.  Schrock.  THIRD 
ROW:  Demesne  G.  Jeffery,  Beth 
L.  Bisbee,  Carol  D.  O'Neil,  Zo- 
anne  R.  Mickey,  Sylvia  G.  Bret- 
hour,  Ruth  L.  Stacey,  Karen  K. 
Ringel,  Joyce  J.  Kmoch.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Judy  J.  Moore,  Margee  A. 
Minter,  Patricia  A.  Lukens,  Karen 
Y.  Domer,  Vera  R.  Rogers,  Donna 
J.  Willard,  Marione  H.  Dunham, 
Ginger  Bailey. 


American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Auxiliary— TOP  ROW:  Patricia  A. 
Krauter,  Georgia  I.  Crouch,  Carole  J.  Huggins,  Carol  I.  Hicks,  Carol  Peterson, 
Penny  A.  Moss,  Mary  A.  Ewert,  Robyn  Fankhauser,  Jean  E.  Emery,  Jean  Kirk, 
Inge  Collins.  SECOND  ROW:  Gaylene  H.  McDowell,  Gail  E.  Eubank,  Barbara 
A.  Branson,  Joyce  B.  Ish,  Judy  A.  Nagely,  Janice  S.  David,  Carolyn  R.  Jezbera, 
Redetta  A.  Bury,  Judy  C.  Farhy,  Patricia  S.  Willis.  THIRD  ROW:   Judy  Schrater, 


Judith  E.  Huff,  Barbara  J.  Case,  Judy  L.  Turner,  Mavis  Kingsley,  Connie  Winters, 
Arlene  Goble,  Neily  Hardy,  Sandra  Agresta,  Carolyn  K.  Eisenbrandt.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Wanda  L.  Bryant,  Phyllis  M.  Fnesen,  Joyce  L.  Helwig,  Mary  E.  Bauman, 
Donna  C.  Swanson,  Pat  E.  Bertholf,  Lois  S.  Lanning,  Lois  L.  Oliver,  Peggy  L. 
Middleswart,  Yvonne  A.  Brodenck. 


Visitors  at  Veterinary  Medicine  Open  House  see  Dykstra  oper- 
ntin^  facilities  and  hear  firsthand  reports  of  medical  equipment. 


ating 


Auxiliary  aids  loan  fund, 
donates  hospital  curtains 


As  a  service  project,  members  of  AVMA  Aux- 
iliary contributed  to  a  loan  fund  for  students,  in 
veterinary  medicine.  With  the  leadership  of  Pres- 
ident Carol  D.  O'Neil,  the  wives'  organization 
also  raised  money  to  purchase  curtains  for  Dyk- 
stra Veterinary  Hospital  and  donated  food  to  an 
underprivileged  family  in  Manhattan.  In  the  fall 
and  spring,  members  attended  dances  sponsored 
by  AVMA  and  arranged  a  Christmas  party  for 
children  of  auxiliary  members.  The  group  also 
invited  husbands  to  four  dances  during  the  year 
and  carried  on  the  tradition  as  the  first  women's 
auxiliary  of  the   national  organization. 


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Cosmopolitan  meal  fosters  Livestock  judges  attend 
Arab-American  accord        Block  and  Bridle  school 


As  part  of  its  program  to  improve  relations  be- 
tween Arab  students  and  the  citizens  and  mer- 
chants of  Manhattan,  Arab-American  Club  spon- 
sored a  dinner  at  a  local  hotel.  More  than  300 
students  and  Manhattan  residents  attended. 

Advised  by  Leo  Engler,  members  of  Arab- 
American  Club  worked  with  other  foreign  stu- 
dent groups  to  promote  better  communication 
between  foreign  and  American  students.  The 
club  operated  on  a  personal  basis,  requiring  each 
member  to  bring  a  friend  of  another  nationality 
to  business  meetings.  With  Mousa  Mashal  as 
president,  the  students  from  the  Middle  East 
helped  with  International  Week. 


At  work  in  the  field  of  agriculture,  Block  and 
Bridle  Club  organized  a  training  school  in  live- 
stock judging  for  Midwest  college  and  4-H  judg- 
ing teams.  In  cooperation  with  Dairy  Science 
Club,  members  helped  plan  the  annual  Little 
American  Royal.  Advised  by  Miles  McKee,  the 
group  sponsored  steak  fries  in  the  fall  and  spring. 

Block  and  Bridle  Club  members  judged  live- 
stock contests  and  participated  in  Sheep  Breeders' 
and  Feeders'  Day  activities.  Dean  Davis  was 
president  of  the  group  which  sponsored  a  spring 
banquet  where  awards  were  given  to  the  club's 
most  outstanding  member  and  to  junior  scholar- 
ship winners  among  the  agriculture  majors. 


Arab-American  Club-TOP  ROW: 
Leona  S.  Dobson,  Salma  H. 
Saadeh,  Hisham  K.  Saadeh,  Najih 
M.  Shubber,  Suad  Shubber,  Jame- 
sma  A.  Boudreau.  SECOND  ROW: 
Khalid  A.  Saab,  Ayad  E.  Al-Sal- 
man,  Amel  J.  Al-Hilly,  Sami  M. 
Al-Hasam,  Mohamed  E.  Tawflk. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Adnan  M.  Muhta- 
sib,  Mustafa  B.  Bashier,  Zuheir  S. 
Dada,  Abdel  S.  Kansouh,  Richard 
Lillibridge,  Martha  E.  Caughron. 


Bakery  Management  Club  — TOP  ROW:  Mark  S.  Walters,  Graham  H.  Shaw, 
Donald  R.  Pond,  Ira  M.  Walman,  Tommy  D.  Dameron.  SECOND  ROW:  Marvin 
V.  Brewer,  William  F.  Vertolli,  John  C.  Klein,  Steve  A.  Johnson.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Larry  Y.  Norman,  Fred  W.  Suggs,  Marvin  G.  Heebe,  Robert  H.  Hossfeld,  John 
A.  Johnson. 


Commercial  baking  club 
visits  Kansas  industries 


Sponsoring  two  field  trips  to  Kansas  bakeries, 
the  Bakery  Management  Club  gave  members  a 
better  understanding  of  baking  and  allied  indus- 
tries. Trips  included  visits  to  commercial  bakeries 
in  the  Hutchinson  and  Kansas  City  areas. 

Jim  Kirkpatrick,  chairman  of  the  bakery  man- 
agement recruitment  program  in  Kansas  City, 
was  one  of  several  lecturers  from  the  baking  in- 
dustry who  spoke  at  monthly  seminars  sponsored 
by  the  organization.  Having  Graham  Shaw  as 
president,  members  of  Bakery  Management  Club 
also  participated  in  activities  of  Ag  Science  Day. 


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Block  and  Bridle  Club-TOP  ROW:  Jerry  L.  Hahn,  Garry  L.  Keeler,  Patricia  A 
Abersold,  Patricia  I,  Coons,  Sylvia  A.  Lydick,  Mary  J.  Koons,  Judith  A.  Balthazor 
Kay  A.  Magby,  Barbara  J.  Socolofsky,  Nancy  J.  Makalous,  Ronald  L.  Wells 
SECOND  ROW:  Tom  J.  Moxley,  Gordon  R.  Christiansen,  Timothy  J.  Rowe,  Rich 
ard  L.  Theurer,  Johnny  E.  Meetz,  Larry  E.  Kohl,  Steven  W.  Yust,  Richard  K.  Rob 
ertson,  Patrick  M.  Staats,  Gordon  K.  McNitt.  THIRD  ROW:  Melvin  N.  Metzen 


Cheryl  K.  Huseman,  Wesley  P.  Holmes,  Garry  L.  Peterson,  Sally  J.  Lydick,  Arthur 
A.  Adams,  Joe  K.  Eshelman,  Howard  M.  Wehrman,  George  F.  Collins.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Keith  E.  Tollefson,  Stephen  A.  Sherlock,  Ronald  Lee  Peterson,  Eugene  L. 
Gross,  Darrell  L.  Johnson,  Forrest  E.  Stegelin,  Brent  A.  Kitchen,  Thomas  O. 
Sullivant,  Gerald  A.  Greathouse,  James  R.  Dobbins. 


Block  and  Bridle-TOP  ROW: 
Gordon  P.  Dettmer,  Robert  A. 
Ebert,  Danny  R.  Peterson,  Richard 
M.  McKee,  George  A.  Teagarden. 
SECOND  ROW:  Homer  L.  Higdon, 
Dean  L.  Davis,  Lawrence  M.  Chain, 
Tom  E.  Fey.  THIRD  ROW:  Rodney 
R.  Arbuthnot,  Garry  O  Paddock, 
Dean  K.  Johnson,  John  C.  Nagel, 
Leigh  W.  St.  Clair.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Eugene  O.  Peters,  Melvin 
M.  Fuelling,  Charles  R.  White, 
William  D.  Oswalt,  Edward  S. 
Hodgson. 


Block  and  Bridle— TOP  ROW:  Charles  S.  Hartley,  Ronald  U.  Lindquist,  Charles 
L.  Rich,  Stana  M.  Asmussen,  Mildred  J.  Scribner,  Ann  J.  Brunner,  Ronald  O 
Odell,  Samuel  C.  Nelson.  SECOND  ROW:  Willard  E.  Kindig,  James  M.  Veatch, 
William  K.  Dyer,  Philip  V.  Mathews,  Michael  E.  Dikeman,  James  A.  Hoobler, 
Franklin  L.  Eberhart.  THIRD  ROW:  Phillip  C.  Light,  Ronald  D.  Welsh,  Stephen 


A.  Dunbar,  Ronald  W.  Hirst,  Thomas  D.  Perrier,  Lloyd  H.  Willard,  Richard  J. 
Proehl,  Everett  G.  Aldndge.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert  C  Carlgren,  Gene  W.  Lav- 
erentz,  John  R.  Evans,  William  R.  Gross,  Virgil  R.  Huseman,  Raymond  K. 
Haresnape,  James  C.  Forshee. 


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Chaparajos— TOP  ROW:  Nancy 
J.  Hedges,  Stana  M.  Asmussen, 
Patricia  J.  Drake,  Marcia  L.  Stout, 
Mildred  J.  Scnbner.  SECOND 
ROW:  John  D.  Todd,  Candice  S. 
Case,  Newton  C.  Hinson,  Tamara 
D.  Armstrong,  Sharon  W.  Bush, 
Janice  M.  Schlagel.  THIRD  ROW 
Gary  L.  Beach,  Richard  J.  Proehl 
Thomas  H.  Wessels,  Tracy  A 
Gaughan,  Dennis  L.  Wells.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  Frederick  D.  Riedel 
James  H.  Batton,  Charles  R.  White, 
Richard  K.  Norton. 


Chaparajos— TOP  ROW:  Barbara  A.  Nelson,  Lynda  S.  Harris,  Linda  L.  Kaul, 
Leslie  S.  Innis,  Ruth  L.  Worthington,  Martha  E.  Ewing,  Marilyn  S.  Myers,  Sheryl 
K.Jordan.  SECOND  ROW:  Mary  J.  Underwood,  Judith  J.  Olson,  Cheryl  M. 
Kuiken,  Mary  J.  Cooper,  Catherine  A.  Murry,  Ganile  A.  Myers,  Pamalee  G.  Car- 


son. THIRD  ROW:  Joel  K.  Brubaker,  Max  L.  Worthington,  Nancy  A.  Charles,  Judy 
L.  Heck,  Norla  M.  Stephens,  Mary  S.  Attwood,  Linda  K.  Shambaugh.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Jerre  K.  Rorick,  John  D.  Tarman,  Ronald  A.  Miller,  Charles  W.  Burger, 
Steven  A.  Mueller,  David  Chad  Hall. 


Chaparajos— TOP  ROW:  Jean  A.  Lancaster,  ianora  A.  Sigley,  Jill  M.  Johnson, 
Judith  A.  Balthazor,  Barbara  A.  O'Donnell,  Patricia  K.  Miller,  Susan  L.  Kendall. 
SECOND  ROW:  Don  L.  Kueck,  Charles  L.  Rich,  Anthony  T.  Coon,  Lester  D.  Mar- 
tin, Linda  J.  Schleicher,  Barbara  J.  Socolofsky.  THIRD  ROW:  Paul  M.  Marshall, 


Howard  A.  Kinzer,  Richard  M.  Reid,  Gary  A.  Garrett,  Richard  J.  Crist,  Cheryl  K. 
Huseman.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Owen  K.  Nordvig,  Ronald  W.  Norton,  Ronald  D. 
Pappan,  Danny  R.  Wells,  Harold  J.  Topliff,  Charles  K.  Tillson. 


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Chinese  Student  Association— TOP  ROW:  Susie  S.  Young,  Grace  K.  Lee,  Yi  T. 
Sun,  Ke  C.  Tuan,  Dee  Wang,  Eddie  L.  Hwang,  Thomas  Lee,  Steve  K.  Lee.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  George  Y.  Yeh,  Peter  Y.  Pee,  Dick  T.  Lee,  Arnold  K.  Ng,  Pao-Lm 


Yin,  Yuan-Shin  Yang,  Harvey  S.  Leou,  Joseph  C.  Ohao,  Michael  K.  Yvan.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  John  Y.  Ho,  Pei-Kao  Hsueh,  Leslie  L.  Ho,  David  D.  Lue,  Peter  P. 
Chen,  Lawrence  W.  Chiang,  Yuan  C.  Chiang,  Punley  H.  Yang. 


Chosen  for  horsemanship  and  personality,  one  candidate  for 
Rodeo  queen  receives  help  from  members  of  Chaparajos  Club. 


Chaparajos  rodeo  teams 
defend  Great  Plains  title 


Defending  their  Great  Plains  championship, 
members  of  Chaparajos  Club  competed  in  five 
spring  rodeos.  The  club  also  sponsored  an  over- 
night trail  ride  near  Tuttle  Creek  and  organized 
the  University's  Intercollegiate  Rodeo  for  the 
eleventh  year.  During  the  fall  semester,  members 
attended  a  steak  fry  and  heard  a  veterinarian 
discuss  animal  diseases.  With  John  Todd  as  club 
president,  the  rodeo  group  planned  a  queen  con- 
test and  a  spring  picnic,  and  invited  speakers  to 
discuss  horsemanship  and  rodeo  activities. 


Chinese  extend  welcome, 
sponsor  sports  program 

To  welcome  new  Chinese  students  to  the  cam- 
pus, members  of  Chinese  Student  Association 
planned  a  reception  each  semester  in  the  Wesley 
Foundation  center.  Under  the  direction  of  Presi- 
dent David  Lue,  the  club  participated  in  intra- 
mural basketball  and  also  provided  table  tennis, 
dancing,  badminton  and  other  games  at  weekly 
gatherings.  During  the  year,  members  presented 
several  Chinese  movies  in  the  Union  Little  Thea- 
ter and  planned  parties  and  picnics. 


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Circle  K  recruits  donors 
in  record  blood  drive 


Recruiting  more  than  550  blood  donors  first 
semester,  members  of  Circle  K  sponsored  the  most 
successful  blood  drive  at  any  Kansas  college  or 
university.  Establishment  of  the  blood  bank  re- 
quired about  1,000  man  hours  each  semester. 
Members  visited  living  groups  and  presented  a 
film  and  talk  about  the  Red  Cross  program. 


Donating  blood  first  semester,  volunteers  recruited  by  Circle 
K  give  more  pints  than  any  other  Kansas  college  or  university. 


Future  doctors,  dentists 
tour  area  medical  school 


While  attending  Pre-Med  Day,  members  of 
Clinic  Club  toured  the  Kansas  University  Medi- 
cal School  and  heard  talks  on  professional  school 
curriculums.  The  group  viewed  movies  on  medi- 
cal education  and  spoke  with  persons  in  the 
medical  and  dentistry  fields.  Hoping  to  inform 
younger  students  about  career  possibilities,  mem- 
bers invited  men  from  area  schools  to  discuss 
medical  and  dental  programs.  Clinic  Club  cele- 
brated its  twenty-fifth  anniversary. 


Circle  K— TOP  ROW:  Arland  D.  Stephens,  Daryl  O.  Stone,  George  A.  Gerritz, 
Kenneth  E.  Stout.  SECOND  ROW:  Gary  J.  Hanna,  Ronald  W.  Taylor,  James  D. 
Viergever.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Keith  F.  Olson,  Daniel  R.  McConachie,  Terry  M. 
Haggard,  Chester  E.  Peters. 


Clinic  Club-TOP  ROW:  Edward  J.  Wimmer,  Lynnea  S.  Newbury,  Alice  L. 
Boyles,  Tern  A.  DaMetz.  SECOND  ROW:  William  L.  Dillon,  Donald  M.  Essmiller, 
William  D.  Butler,  Franklin  H.  Ross,  Donald  L.  Sweat.  THIRD  ROW:   Howard  P. 


Killough,  Eddie  J.  Gray,  Max  M.  Stearns,  David  L.  VanWinkle,  Burk  Jubelt,  Joel 
T.  Weigand.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Lewis  Rosenblatt,  Roger  B.  Johnson,  Kendall  M. 
Wright,  Robert  M.  Melichar,  James  F.  Shetlar. 


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Clothing  and  Textiles  Club— TOP  ROW:  Linda  L.  Tresennter,  Sherri  D.  Hughes, 
Barbara  J.  Klick,  Shirley  A.  Lewis,  Frances  M.  Angell,  Janice  E.  Ackors,  Rena  L. 
Watts,  Linda  J.  Ware,  Mary  E.  Windels.  SECOND  ROW:  Mary  J.  Dice,  Margaret 
J.  Marsh,  Jane  R.  Choplin,  Regina  G.  Young,  Carolyn  K.  McKmley,  Sandra  L. 
Bradley,  Rosalyn  A.  West,  Patricia  J.  Heyer,  Marie  L.  Cone.  THIRD  ROW:   Linda 


K.  Pelkey,  Virginia  R.  Green,  Carolyn  R.  Milleson,  Janis  L.  Bergman,  Marie  E. 
Thiel,  Beverly  A.  Norton,  Barbara  A.  Harrison,  Janice  L.  Selby,  Joan  K.  Reusser, 
Karen  E.  Gorman.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Pamela  R.  Buetzer,  Dorothy  Dean  Miller, 
Diane  K.  Youngers,  Kathleen  J.  Warner,  Judith  A.  Stindt,  Gwen  I,  Springer,  Bon- 
nie R.  Ruhnke,  Nancy  L.  Evans,  Evon  L.  Obermueller. 


Collegiate  Future  Farmers  of  America— TOP  ROW:  Leon  C.  Perry,  Robert  W. 
Gilbert,  Floyd  L.  Lotker,  Ross  D.  Crane,  Jerry  L.  Hahn,  Kenneth  W.  Kelley,  Larry 
C.  Epley,  Alvin  R.  Conner,  Delbert  L.  Rule.  SECOND  ROW:  Eldon  R.  Trost, 
Stephen  W.  Stucky,  Jerry  D.  Morgan,  Rex  A.  Stewart,  David  F.  Martin,  Dale  M. 
Richardson,  Harold  J.  ToplifF,  Garry  L.  Frazee,  Lyle  H.  Chadwell,  Robert  J.  Main- 


quist.  THIRD  ROW:  Jettie  F.  Condray,  Douglas  K.  Peters,  Larry  E.  Kater,  Joseph 
B.  Detrixhe,  Arlen  W.  Etlmg,  Ronald  L.  Ibbetson,  Gordon  K.  McNitt,  Richard  A. 
Ibbetson,  Norman  R.  Galle.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John  P.  Benfer,  John  E.  Holste, 
Gaylord  D.  Kelsey,  Jerry  L.  Condray,  Paul  N.  Stevenson,  David  K.  Lightner, 
Leon  D.  Sowers,  Thomas  F.  Gillaspie,  Roger  L.  Baker. 


Students  donate  mittens 
to  Justin  Christmas  tree 

Setting  up  a  mitten  tree  in  Justin  hall  was  a 
service  project  of  the  Clothing  and  Textiles  Club. 
Mittens  contributed  by  students  were  hung  on  the 
tree  and  distributed  to  needy  children  at  Christ- 
mas. Members  also  sponsored  the  Best  Dressed 
Girl  contest,  visited  with  the  manager  of  a  local 
retail  clothing  business  and  learned  of  job  oppor- 
tunities from  talks  by  people  in  the  field. 


FFA  sponsors  banquet, 
works  at  state  meeting 

In  addition  to  sponsoring  a  banquet  to  honor 
new  and  retiring  state  officers,  Collegiate  Future 
Farmers  of  America  supervised  high  school  groups 
during  the  state  FFA  convention.  Awards  pro- 
vided by  the  club  went  to  winners  of  the  state 
public  speaking  contest.  One  member,  Joseph 
Detrixhe,  was  elected  national  student  secretary, 
fourth  national  FFA  office  holder  from  Kansas. 


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Collegiate  4-H  Club— TOP  ROW:  Rita  M.  Hollinger,  Jeanette  M.  Golitko,  Eliza- 
beth P.  Gilmore,  Pamela  S.  Engle,  Karen  D.  DeGood,  Helen  E.  Packard,  Louise 
M.  Haslouer,  Anna  M.  Luker,  Nancy  A.  Theobald.  SECOND  ROW:  Rodney  P. 
Shipman,  Richard  D.  Wilson,  Dorothy  J.  Schroder,  Ben  W.  Wood,  Marlene  F. 


McKaughan,  Carol  M.  Biby,  Wilma  M.  Hazen,  Luann  K.  Nelson.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Dennis  R.  Siefkes,  Richard  P.  Waldren,  John  W.  Toney,Arlen  W.  Etlmg,  William 
H.  Reissig,  Ralph  C.  Richardson,  Ann  J.  Brunner. 


Collegiate  4-H  members  judge  County  Club  Days 


Judges  for  4-H  County  Club  Days  came  from 
the  membership  of  Collegiate  4-H  Club.  For  the 
fourth  consecutive  year,  the  club  operated  a  food 
booth  at  the  Hutchinson  State  Fair  and  used  the 
proceeds  to  sponsor  an  all-campus  mixer.  Di- 


rected by  President  Ronald  Jones,  the  club  pub- 
lished the  magazine,  "4-H  in  Review,"  and  pre- 
sented a  monthly  radio  program  which  described 
highlights  of  area  4-H  work.  Members  also  helped 
at  the  4-H  Round-Up  in  Manhattan. 


In  cooperation  with  the  Kansas  4-H  Foundation,  members  of 
Collegiate  4-H  prepare  a  magazine  summarizing  the  year's  4-H 


activities.    More   than    100   students   sell    advertising,   write 
articles  and  do  editing  work  on  the  annual  fall  publication. 


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Collegiate  4-H— TOP  ROW:  Patricia  Ann  Patton,  Marcia  L.  Lowther,  Jackie  L 
Miller,  Wilda  L.  Loeppke,  Phyllis  J.  Blasdel,  Sheryl  D.  Kushner,  Viva  L.  Weese, 
Joyce  E.  Blecha,  Cynthia  K.  Ramey,  Saundra  K.  Masten.  SECOND  ROW:  Mar- 
garet J.  Marsh,  Judith  L.  Kitch,  Marie  J.  Morton,  Reba  S.  Brazle,  Loretta  E.  Reeh, 
Sharon  F.  Rice,  Barbara  J.  Anderson,  Patricia  A.  Wiens,  Cynthia  A.  Wilson, 
Jeanne  L.  Muret.  THIRD  ROW:    Harvey  I.  Rosen,  Frank  K.  Brazle,  Roderick  K. 


Blocksome,  Gale  R.  Brown,  William  J.  Gilliland,  George  W.  Kuchenthal,  Richard 
M.  Reid,  Franklin  L.  Eberhart,  Danny  R.  Peterson,  Phylis  L.  Van  Dyke.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Robert  D.  Evans,  Kenneth  W.  Kelley,  Ted  D.  Edmondson,  Kenneth  R.  Jarre, 
Gary  L.  Armstrong,  Glenn  W.  Shields,  Glenn  W.  Riggs,  George  L.  Zabel,  Ste- 
phen R.  Morris,  David  W.  Cutter,  Alan  F.  Kessler. 


Collegiate  4-H— TOP  ROW:  Linda  D.  Gentry,  Virginia  A.  Meyer,  Jacqualine  S. 
Byers,  Marilyn  K.  Wasmund,  Vivian  R.  Becker,  Paula  L.  Sanford,  Cheri  L.  Avery, 
Sandra  D.  Tollefson,  Jerry  W.  Sleichter.  SECOND  ROW:  Fred  W.  Handlin,  W. 
Robert  Kramer,  Stephen  V.  Davis,  Gregory  A.  Armbruster,  Jerry  L.  Armbruster, 
Gary  J.  Hanna,  Ruth  E.  Schroeder,  Arietta  Y.  Visser,  Lynn  D.  Romberger,  Walter 
B.  Patton.  THIRD  ROW:  John  E.  Holste,  Stephen  R.  Birkbeck,  Steve  C.  Woodson, 


Larry  J.  DeDonder,  Sharon  L.  Millenbruch,  Dolores  A.  Hoffman,  Frederick  D.  Rie- 
del,  Jo  A.  Becker,  Annette  L.  Buckland,  Rita  K.  Lilak.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Charles  D. 
Dunbar,  Norman  W.  Koester,  Garry  L.  Frazee,  Dan  L.  Hoffman,  Leslie  C.  Long- 
berg,  Forrest  E.  Stegelin,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Perrin  K.  Symns,  Gordon  L.  Farmer, 
James  R.  Ploger. 


Collegiate  4-H— TOP  ROW:  William  F.  Blackwell,  Gerald  M.  Donovan,  Leon 
C.  Perry,  Edward  J.  Shelton,  Connie  J.  Glunt,  Linda  L.  Harrison,  Elizabeth  B. 
Teten,  Rita  A.  Muret,  Barbara  A.  Atkinson,  Alvin  R.  Conner.  SECOND  ROW: 
Carol  F.  Hendershot,  Joline  A.  Fredrickson,  Judith  A.  Hornberger,  Virginia  M. 
Munson,  Margaret  K.  Craig,  Dorothy  J.  Ziegler,  Carol  S.  Tiffany,  Rosalie  R. 
Sweat,  Nancy  J.  Atkinson,  Cheryl  K.  Walters.  THIRD  ROW:   Monte  W.  Harden, 


Stephen  L.  Chadwell,  Ronald  E.  Jones,  Frank  R.  Douthit,  Terry  R.  Schoenthaler, 
Larry  G.  Kern,  Doris  J.  Bosse,  Teresa  K.  Graham,  Ellen  L.  Taylor,  Richard  L.  Mc- 
Collough.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry  E.  Kohl,  Ralph  I.  Phillips,  Eugene  L.  Gross, 
Charles  T.  Bronzan,  Ronnie  G.  Lunsford,  Larry  E.  Goering,  Harold  J.  Topliff, 
Daniel  R.  Tice,  Roger  R.  McCollough,  Lyle  H.  Chadwell. 


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Collegiate  Young  Republicans— TOP  ROW:  Melinda  L.  Dobson,  Susan  G. 
Carstens,  Sharon  M.  George,  Linda  M.  Miller,  Nancy  J.  Ukena,  Karen  A.  Nic- 
olai,  Judith  E.  Helmke.  SECOND  ROW:  Rodney  C.  Eaton,  Richard  S.  Bordwell, 
Chene  E.  Miller,  Joel  R.  Kriss,  Donald  L.Jameson,  Robert  C.  Littrell.  THIRD  ROW: 


Paul  A.  Stewart,  Philip  K.  Kline,  Philip  F.  Moore,  Gregory  D.  Muselman,  Daniel 
W.  Young,  Douglas  G.  Groesbeck,  Douglas  S.  Brunson.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Cray- 
don  D.  McDonald,  Steve  E.  Potter,  Stephen  E.  Seltzer,  Raymond  W.  Johnson, 
Samuel  W.  Knecht,  Leslie  C.  Longberg. 


Collegiate  Young  Republicans— TOP  ROW:  Ronald  E.  Jordan,  Richard  W. 
George,  Linda  J.  Braun,  Nancy  J.  Butler,  Marie  L.  Cone,  Judy  M.  Brammer, 
Deanna  George.  SECOND  ROW:  Glen  W.  Froelich,  Kent  L.  Marmet,  Robert  M. 
Deaver,    Marilyn  S.  Kelsey,  Charles  R.  Howell,  Richard  E.  Zell.  THIRD  ROW:  Le- 


land  O.  Singer,  James  L.  Gray,  Dennis  E.  Myers,  Philip  K.  Kline,  Patrick  J.  Berger, 
David  M.  Deppmg.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Ronald  R.  Worley,  Robert  H.  Miller,  William 
T.  Davies,  Jon  D.  Soder,  Thane  R.  Palmberg,  Donald  G.  Dressier. 


Congressmen,  candidates  speak  at  CYR  meetings 


Chester  Mize  and  Robert  Dole  were  two  of 
several  Kansas  congressmen  to  speak  at  meetings 
of  Collegiate  Young  Republicans.  Mize  reported 
on  the  work  of  the  Eighty-Ninth  Congress,  and 
Dole  spoke  of  the  need  for  reorganization  within 
the  Republican  party.  Students  in  the  political 
organization  also  heard  talks  by  candidates  cam- 
paigning for  state  office.  A  trip  to  the  state  house 
in  Topeka  gave  CYR  members  an  opportunity 


to   hear  congressional  debate  on  state  reappor- 
tionment of  voting  districts. 

Two  all-University  dances  were  sponsored 
during  the  year  by  Collegiate  Young  Republicans, 
the  first  after  the  Colorado  football  game  in 
October  and  the  second  in  February.  As  CYR 
queen,  Anne  Tuggle  welcomed  Sen.  Everett 
Dirksen  for  a  lecture  address  and  represented  the 
club  at  a  state  convention. 


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Variety  show  proceeds 
go  to  United  Fund  drive 

Proceeds  from  an  international  variety  show 
were  donated  by  members  of  Cosmopolitan  Club 
to  the  Manhattan  United  Fund  drive.  Featuring 
a  variety  of  American  and  foreign  dance  numbers, 
an  international  dance  show  was  attended  by 
more  than  500  persons.  The  oldest  organization 
of  its  kind  at  the  University,  Cosmopolitan  Club 
also  presented  a  coin  and  stamp  show  with  dis- 
plays of  coins  and  stamps  from  many  countries. 
President  Intesar  Zaidi  directed  the  Feast  of 
Nations  which  featured  foreign  cuisine. 


Dairy  group  participates 
in  Little  American  Royal 

Little  American  Royal  activities  were  planned 
by  Dairy  Science  Club  in  cooperation  with  Block 
and  Bridle  Club.  With  the  leadership  of  Presi- 
dent Carroll  Campbell,  the  group  also  built  a 
booth  for  Ag  Science  Day  and  participated  in 
activities  during  Homecoming  week.  Members  of 
the  organization  sponsored  a  steak  fry  in  the  fall 
and  a  chili  feed  during  second  semester.  Advised 
by  Harold  Roberts  and  James  Morrill,  the  club 
raised  money  by  serving  food  at  the  state  meeting 
of  the  Holstein  Fresian  Association. 


Cosmopolitan  Club— TOP  ROW:  Rebecca  A.  Loucks,  Magdalena  L  Briones, 
Pramila  A.  Krupadanam,  Joyce  A.  Duesing,  Kathleen  M.  Farney,  Lynn  E.  Boylan, 
Miguel  A.  Figueroa.  SECOND  ROW:  Beth  L.  Martin,  Intesar  H.  Zaidi,  Awadh  N. 
Singh,  Kenneth  A.  Onyia,  Mohammad  Tanq,  Prabhakar  N.  Jagtap,  Patti  J. 
Lampe,  Arunkumar  K.  Gholkar.  THIRD  ROW:  Mir  N.  Khan,  Jesse  O.  Akinokun, 


Narendra  M.  Mistry,  Syed  A.  Quadn,  Kathleen  M.  Clark,  Patricia  A.  Smith,  Con- 
stance L.  Bates,  Cecil  Miller.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Zafar  A.  Qureshi,  Awadh  R.  Singh, 
Sayeed  U.  Syed,  Dennis  A.  Harbaugh,  Quaisar  M.  Hanif,  Mazhar  A.  Khan, 
Maher  H.  Khan. 


Dairy  Science  Club  —TOP  ROW:  Roger  B.  Marion,  James  R.  Studnicka,  Donald 
F.  Darling,  Gary  D.  Myers,  Lloyd  E.  Lynn,  Ronald  K.  Graber.  SECOND  ROW: 
Carrol  W.  Campbell,  Richard  L.  Harner,  Lawrence  E.  Carter,  Ronald  D.  Coltrane, 
Lyle   G.   Helmer,   Richard  Bassette.   THIRD   ROW:   Roger   E.  Forsberg,  James  H. 


Goff,  Ranee  K.  Headley,  William  B.  McNeill,  Steven  A.  Larson,  Harold  A.  Rob- 
erts. BOTTOM  ROW:  James  L.  Morrill,  Donald  C.  Utz,  Robert  C.  Dobson,  Howard 
W.  Wilson,  Laverne  R.  Myers,  Ted  L.  Schmid. 


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Dames  Club— TOP  ROW:  Connie  L.  Blankenship,  Donna  E.  McCallum,  Linda  L 
Hayse,  Rita  R.  Cathrae,  Andrea  D.  McDermott,  Sandy  S.  DeMand,  Audrey  A 
Bell,  Bonnie  R.  Flipse,  Donna  J.  Jensen.  SECOND  ROW:  Pamela  J.  Faulconer 
Diana  S.  Sprecker,  Genell  Jack,  Doris  J.  Pitman,  Patricia  A.  May,  Vivian  M.  Cot 
trell,  Susan  S.  Mann,  Jeanette  S.  Nelson,  Arlene  J.  Letourneau,  Beverly  A.  An 


derzhon.  THIRD  ROW:  Jean  A.  Wiman,  Marylou  Reiter,  Jean  Schanefelt,  Mary- 
lou  Lundblade,  Mary  Weickert,  Kreta  Thompson,  Jacquelin  K.  Corlis,  Barbara  J. 
Capron,  Diana  Schiffner,  Dottie  Prater,  Delight  Vogt.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Gaylene 
H.  McDowell,  Betty  Horigan,  Joan  Isaacson,  Gloria  J.  McPeak,  Jean  E.  Miller, 
Kathy  Marker,  Sarabeth  Tuomey,  Mary  E.  York,  Edith  M.  Mathes,  Donna  K.  Arp. 


Dames  Club— TOP  ROW:  Mary  J.  Ungnade,  Barbara  H.  McDougal,  Suzanne  R. 
Seidel,  Sandy  A.  Marsden,  Charleen  Cook,  Judith  Steppel,  Karen  Anderson.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Judy  K.  Johnson,  Lovella  L.  Mullen,  Lynda  M.  Janne,  lola  L.  Corbin, 
Beverly  K.  Fiser,  Marcella  M.  Durst.  THIRD  ROW:  Patricia  J.  Baker,  Cecilia  M. 


Boehlke,  Karen  A.  Barnes,  Barbara  J.  Beutler,  Mary  A.  Ewert,  Helen  F.  Jones, 
Darlene  F.  Smika.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Janice  I.  Green,  Erna  J.  Wright,  Jane  L.  Leip- 
per,  Linda  R.  Bailey,  Jams  M.  Reilly,  Mary  K.  Ferell,  Carol  A.  Kelpin,  Rayne  E. 
Richard. 


Dames  discuss  problems,  sponsor  needy  family 


"Preparing  Your  Child  for  School,"  "Cancer 
and  Women"  and  "Psychological  Problems  of 
Young  Marrieds"  were  topics  discussed  at 
monthly  meetings  of  Dames  Club.  Founded  in 
1954  for  married  women  students  and  wives  of 
students,  the  organization  also  sponsored  a  needy 
family  at  Christmas  and  sent  service  workers  to 


the  Wharton  Manor.  A  reception  was  given  by 
the  group  for  wives  of  University  deans. 

Spring  social  functions  included  a  dance  and 
a  pizza  party  for  members  and  their  husbands. 
In  May,  a  banquet  and  honorary  graduation  ex- 
ercises were  given  by  Dames  Club  for  wives  of 
men  who  were  receiving  degrees. 


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Entomology  contributions  provide  educational  fund 


Contributions  from  members  of  Entomology 
Club  were  added  to  proceeds  from  a  rummage 
sale  to  provide  an  educational  trust  fund  for  the 
son  of  a  graduate  student  who  died  of  cancer. 

On  a  field  trip  to  the  fossil  beds  near  Elmo, 
members  of  Entomology  Club  excavated  layers 
of  limestone   for   later   inspection   in   University 


facilities.  The  organization  also  sponsored  a 
Christmas  party  and  spring  and  fall  picnics  for 
members  and  their  families.  Members  helped  co- 
ordinate plans  for  entomology  seminars.  During 
the  fall  semester,  a  representative  of  a  national 
museum  in  Washington,  D.C.  talked  to  students 
about  taxonomy  of  insects  and  butterflies. 


Entomology  Club— TOP  ROW:  James  K.  Quinlan,  Elbert  L.  Eshbaugh,  Roger  C. 
Smith,  Robert  B.  Mills,  Gailen  D.  White,  Dean  F.  Davis.  SECOND  ROW:  Charles 
L.  Storey,  Elmer  T.  Jones,  Hugh  E.  Thompson,  John  H.  Schesser,  H.  Derrick 
Blocker,    Donald   A.   Wilbur.   THIRD  ROW:    John   G.   Thomas,    Harrison   E.   Mc- 


Gregor, Herbert  Knutson,  Richard  J.  Elizinga,  Delmon  W.  LaHue,  Carl  W.  Ret- 
tenmeyer,  Norbert  M.  Kauffeld.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Hayward  G.  Spongier,  Charles 
W.  Pitts,  Dell  E.  Gates,  Theodore  L.  Hopkins,  Norman  Marston,  Billy  R.  Wiseman. 


Entomology  Club— TOP  ROW:  Suheyla  Gul,  Emiliana  N.  Bernardo,  Julia  M.  Hite, 
Dallas  E.  Miller,  Darrell  E.  Bay,  James  D.  Lambley,  Luis  A.  Elias,  Reynaud  G. 
Granados,  Marna  D.  Hart,  Magdalena  L.  Briones,  Emelita  V.  Demeterio.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Stanley  R.  Rachesky,  Rodney  A.  Stevens,  Billy  D.  Hilbert,  H.  R. 
Gundu  Rao,  Zafar  A.  Qureshi,  John  H.  Williams,  Gary  F.  Hevel,  Ralph  E.  Berry, 
Richard  K.  Lindquist,    Gabriel  Diaz,    Leland  W.  Raney.   THIRD    ROW:    John  P. 


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Spencer,  Elvis  A.  Heinrichs,  Kermit  O.  Bell,  Forrest  L.  Oliveria,  Carlos  J.  Ros- 
setto,  Randall  W.  Koudele,  Lee  A.  Halgren,  James  A.  Webster,  Patrick  A.  Walters, 
Stephen  M.  Voider,  Mir  A.  Khan,  Stanley  R.  Husted.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry  L. 
Murdock,  Thomas  A.  Eddy,  Michael  L.  Shuman,  Bruce  B.  Hostetler,  Bill  F.  Jones, 
Terry  L.  Biery,  John  B.  Campbell,  Ronald  E.  Keys,  Abdel  S.  Kansouh,  Roderic  D. 
Simpson,  Bruce  W.  Baugh. 


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Family  and  Child  Development  Club— TOP  ROW:  Pamela  C.  Mullen,  Pattie  D. 
Rickenbacher,  Rebecca  L.  Johnston,  Dianne  Darling,  Beverly  J.  Larsen,  Bonita  A. 
Rice,  Nancy  M.  Macfee,  Catherine  L.  Karl,  Patricia  S.  Willis.  SECOND  ROW: 
Patricia  J.  Edmonds,  Kathleen  M.  Sughrue,  Kathryn  A.  Martin,  Jeri  L.  Farmer, 
Wilma  J.  Hansen,  Kathleen  A.  McNeal,  Nancy  J.  Makalous,  Betty  J.  Francisco, 


Karen  E.  Linscheid,  Cynthia  A.  Bergerhouse.  THIRD  ROW:  Deanna  K.  Klenda, 
Donna  L.  Olivier,  Helen  M.  Ryan,  Diane  F.  HofFman,  Eunice  M.  Hoover,  Donna 
R.  Simmons,  Shirley  J.  Reid,  Helen  A.  Langley,  Carol  A.  Laverentz.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Mary  P.  Hudgens,  Judith  A.  Hornberger,  Nancy  L  Robertson,  Juanito  C. 
Reyes,  Jeanne  A.  Guy,  Diana  C.  Sewart,  Harriet  E.  Hapai,  Patricia  A.  Schmidt. 


Flying  Club— TOP  ROW:  Leslie  A.  Lovett,  Manuel  A.  Thomas,  Orlin  H.  Helbing, 
Duke  B.  Reiber,  Gary  L.  Turner,  Robert  E.  Smith.  SECOND  ROW:  Stephen  K. 
Raney,  Wayne  H.  Anschutz,  Dwayne  L.  Harts,  Jere  L.  Compton,  Timothy  J.  Breen, 
Howard  P.  Killough,  Jr.    THIRD  ROW:  E.  M.  Pyle,  Ross  C.  Marsh,  Lawrence  R. 


York,  Harold  D.  Bauman,  Malcolm  D.  Rodenberg,  Kenneth  Ohm,  Karmon  D. 
Almquist.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Douglas  K.  Peters,  Galen  R.  McDonald,  William  J. 
Schmitt,  Paul  W.  Hayse,  Richard  Lillibridge,  John  R.  Evans. 


Home  economics  group 
offers  day  care  service 


Student  pilots  purchase 
Cessna  instruction  planes 


Day  care  service  for  Manhattan  families  was 
provided  by  members  of  the  Family  and  Child 
Development  Club.  One  of  nine  interest  groups 
of  the  Home  Economics  Council,  the  club  volun- 
teered service  at  a  nursery  for  handicapped 
children,  directed  weekly  tutoring  sessions  and 
participated  in  council  projects. 


Purchasing  two  new  airplanes,  members  of 
Flying  Club  traveled  to  Oklahoma  for  a  ufly-in" 
with  other  Big  Eight  schools.  At  monthly  meet- 
ings which  adviser  Clyde  Wassom  helped  plan, 
the  36  student  pilots  discussed  the  club's  new 
Cessna  150  Trainer  and  Cessna  182  Skylane. 
Members  also  reviewed  safety  programs. 


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Forensic  Union  competes 
in  out-of-state  tourneys 


Swimmers  execute  skills, 
give  annual  water  show 


Forensic  Union  debaters  journeyed  to  tourn- 
aments at  the  University  of  Chicago,  the  Uni- 
versity of  Redlands  in  California,  Iowa  State 
University  and  Emporia  State  Teachers  College. 
Activities  of  Forensic  Union,  organized  as  a  group 
in  1956,  were  open  to  students  interested  in  de- 
bate and  forensics  competition. 

Led  by  President  Sheryl  Etling  and  faculty 
sponsor  Ted  Barnes,  members  entertained  de- 
baters from  Great  Britain  and  the  University  of 
Kansas  on  campus  for  inter-squad  competition. 


Demonstrating  their  ability  in  synchronized 
swimming,  members  of  Frog  Club  were  chosen 
at  fall  try-outs  judged  by  a  Frog  Club  executive 
committee.  Under  the  direction  of  club  president 
Eugene  Smith,  committee  members  ranked  ap- 
plicants on  their  skills  in  the  front,  back,  side  and 
breast  strokes  and  the  porpoise  and  dolphin 
strokes.  At  their  spring  synchronized  swimming 
production,  the  swimmers  performed  solos,  duets 
and  triplets.  The  program  climaxed  15-20  hours 
of  practice  on  each  number. 


Forensic  Union-TOP  ROW:  Chloe 
E.  Rexroad,  Dennis  Walter  Smith, 
Sandra  S.  Paramore,  Roger  D. 
Dennis,  Sheryl  B.  Etling.  SECOND 
ROW:  Vincent  S.  DiSalvo,  Janice 
D.  Keply,  Paul  R.  Firling,  Gayle 
K.  Foster,  Jack  V.  Lewis.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Robert  M.  Smith,  William 
J.  Seiler,  Russell  L.  Muse,  Ted  J. 
Barnes. 


Frog  Club— TOP  ROW:  Phyllis  L.  Wheeler,  Mary  E.  Peterson,  Janel  S.  Wilson, 
Merry  J.  Kanawyer,  Virginia  G.  Cardwell,  Thelma  J.  Kirk,  Mary  J.  Vanderlip, 
Kathryn  M.  McCarthy.  SECOND  ROW:  Susan  K.  Young,  Nancy  L.  Durham,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Payne,  Judith  A.  James,  Shirley  A.  Pinkerton,  Susan  K.  Wade,  Carolyn 
K.  McKinley,  Nancy  J.  Renbarger.  THIRD  ROW:  Carol  A.  Martin,  Sara  L.  Kirk, 


John  A.  Haas,  Michael  D.  Kemper,  Jean  A.  Sheik,  Linda  A.  Kuhn,  Jo  Janet  Dean, 
Nona  G.  Reynolds.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Bonita  K.  Moren,  Gail  A.  Martinson,  Laura 
L.  Scott,  Janice  K.  Nixon,  Dexter  A.  Vergin,  Eugene  L.  Smith,  Jane  A.  Sheetz, 
Constance  L.  Hall,  Janet  L.  McAninch. 


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Language  students  gain  insight  of  tradition,  culture 


Group  discussion,  films  and  slides  introduced 
members  of  French  Club  to  the  French  culture 
and  people.  Completing  its  second  year  as  a  rec- 
ognized organization,  the  group  planned  a  Christ- 
mas party  and  picnic. 

Members  of  German  Club  welcomed  German 
exchange  students  to  American  college  life  by  in- 
viting them  into  their  homes  and  planning  trips 


to  points  of  interest  in  Kansas.  A  Christmas 
party  featured  traditional  carols,  an  Advent 
wreath,  St.  Nikolaus  and  German  Christmas 
cookies.  Movies  from  Germany,  a  spring  mas- 
querade party  with  folk  songs  and  dances  and  a 
spring  picnic  acquainted  club  members  with 
German  culture  and  provided  them  an  oppor- 
tunity to  improve  language  proficiency. 


French  Club  — TOP  ROW:  Helen 
D.  Groyon,  Nancy  J.  Olson,  Sharyl 
L.  Cassidy,  Gretl  Fitch,  Janice  K. 
Graber.  SECOND  ROW:  Jody 
Stover,  Sally  J.  Maichel,  Madelyn 
C.  Dixon,  Katherine  E.  Shelton, 
Betty  R.  McGraw.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Tad  W.  Guzie,  Michael  J.  Mc- 
Cormick,  Virginia  E.  Brown,  Mar- 
jorie  A.  Wallace,  Patricia  A. 
Templer. 


German  Club— TOP  ROW:  Linda 
D.  Gentry,  Doris  Loffler,  Heide- 
marie  Zehelein,  Polly  A.  Coombs, 
Use  M.  Reilmg.  SECOND  ROW: 
Garry  J.  Rokey,  Donald  M.  Ess- 
miller,  Sarah  C.  Harper,  Veronica 
A.  Bonebrake,  Sharon  A.  Hase. 
THIRD  ROW:  Helga  M.  Lisec,  Joan 
R.  Schneikart,  Sheryl  L.  Alloway, 
Christa  F.  Schafer,  Linda  J.  Sol- 
berg.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Roger  B. 
Johnson,  David  Lionel  Parker, 
Dwight  D.  Jewett,  Stephen  Alan 
Smith,  Frank  M.  Atkinson. 


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Home  Economics  Journalism  Club 

—  TOP  ROW:  Chen  L.  Avery, 
Sharon  K.  Salvino,  Sherryl  L.  Dil- 
ler,  Bonita  A.  Miller,  Linda  E. 
Bugbee.  SECOND  ROW:  Mary  K. 
Prochaska,  Becky  M.  Slothower, 
Barbara  H.  Asfahl,  Pamela  K. 
Weckman.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Mary 
J.  Pretzer,  Elaine  A.  Rusch,  Lora 
M.  Smith,  Patricia  W.  Cheney, 
Carolyn  R.  Howard. 


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Horticulture  Club— TOP  ROW:  Jacqueline  A.  Rogers,  Sandra  C.  Moore,  Mary 
A.  Covalt,  Linda  A.  Poell,  William  L.  Shoemaker,  Robert  H.  Stover.  SECOND 
ROW:  Gary  M.  Burris,  Jimmie  R.  Mathes,  James  E.  Motes,  Samuel  J.  Brungardt, 


David  D.  Jackson,  Sylvester  O.  Nyhart.  BOTTOM  ROW:  James  K.  Greig,  Gay- 
lord  D.  Kelsey,  Raymond  L.  Kline,  Bruce  R.  Lester,  Leroy  G.  Hannebaum,  Winston 
J.  Edwards. 


Home  Economics  Teaching  Club— TOP  ROW:  Gloria  D.  Wanager,  Ruth  A. 
Bartholomew,  Pauletta  J.  Winderlin,  Gloria  R.  Adams.  SECOND  ROW:  Ruth  A. 
Cobb,  Mary  K.  Wood,  Jeanette  M.  Golitko,  Marguerite  A.  Habiger.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Barbara  K.  Richard,  Sharon  L.  Barrow,  Virginia  L.  Mansholt,  Sherry  K. 
Miller. 


Horticulture  majors  build 
third  place  parade  float 


With  money  raised  from  the  sale  of  bedding 
plants,  Horticulture  Club  financed  a  third  place 
entry  for  the  Homecoming  parade.  The  float  was 
made  of  greenery  and  carried  the  theme,  "A 
Sooner  in  the  Hand  is  Worth  Ten  in  the  Bush." 

Members  also  sold  pecans  before  Christmas  and 
prepared  a  newsletter  telling  about  club  activities. 
During  second  semester  the  horticulture  majors 
improved  the  reading  room  in  Waters  hall  and 
built  a  booth  for  Ag  Science  Day.  Members  and 
dates  attended  the  annual  spring  and  fall  picnics. 


Home  economics  clubs  publish  bulletin,  sell  apples 


"The  Justin  Mirror,"  a  newsletter  sent  to  2,000 
Kansas  educators,  was  published  for  the  first 
time  by  Home  Economics  Journalism  Club.  The 
club  sponsored  a  lecture  by  newspaper  woman 
Kathleen  Humphries,  baked  cookies  for  soldiers 
in  Viet  Nam  and  prepared  centerpieces  for  local 


shut-ins.  Home  Economics  Teaching  Club  sup- 
ported the  national  "Meals  for  Millions"  project 
with  funds  raised  through  the  sale  of  caramel 
apples.  The  women  also  made  tray  favors  for 
elderly  persons  in  Manhattan  and  illustrated 
community  communications  at  Hospitality  Day. 


Home  Economics  Teaching  Club— TOP  ROW:Lmda  S.  Hauptli,  Andree  J.  Siev- 
erin,  Cora  J.  Eggleston,  Martha  L.  Lind,  Linda  J.  Sebesta,  Rebecca  A.  Hargrove, 
Beverly  A.  Jackson,  Judith  A.  Dey,  Sheryl  K.  Jordan,  Sherry  D.  Smith.  SECOND 
ROW:  Anna  M.  Luker,  Mary  J.  Myers,  Nancy  J.  Atkinson,  Joyce  I.  Freeman, 
Dana  L.  Dial,  Reba  S.  Brazle,  Marlyse  K.  Milburn,  Janet  L.  Moore,  Penelope  J. 


Ball,  Carolyn  E.  Adams.  THIRD  ROW:  Francene  H.  Maurath,  Margaret  A.  Gomez, 
Loretta  E.  Reeh,  Karr  L.  Wilson,  Cheryl  A.  Schimpf,  Judith  H.  Hunter,  Margaret 
R.  Hooper,  Lenette  E.  Eaton,  (Catherine  M.  Regier.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Jean  L.  Dillon, 
Joline  F.  Oberhelman,  Sherrill  J.  Johnson,  Sally  J.  Lydick,  Olga  A.  Nowinsky, 
Marcia  A.  Norby,  Karyl  I.  Higbie,  Sharon  L.  VanVleet,  Paula  K.  Sandy. 


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India  Students  Association— TOP  ROW:  George  A.  Filinger,  Jagdish  P.  Nauti- 
yal,  Kona  Ramakrishna,  Mateti  K.  Mahander,  Arunkumar  K.  Gholkar,  Mallangi 
C.  Reddy,  Syed  K.  Quadri,  Narasimham  V.  Gorti,  Puppala  S.  Rao.  SECOND 
ROW:  Awadh  N.  Singh,  Niran|an  C.  Shah,  Mahendrakumar  K.  Punatar,  Nagesh 
M.  Nayak,  Edal|i  J.  Bona,  Jasbir  S.  Arora,  Mohammed  Ahmedullah,  Balbir  S. 


Sandhu,  Prabhakar  N.  Jagtap.  THIRD  ROW:  Shafiuddin  A.  Asadi,  Mir  N.  Khan, 
Vasant  M.  Pandav,  Anil  T.  Patel,  Tara  S.  Gill,  Va|inder  P.  Singh,  Jarnail  Singh, 
Mafatlal  N.  Patel.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Cuddalore  T.  Das,  Rao  H.  Gundu,  Awadh  R. 
Singh,  Sayeeduddin  Syed,  Hitiy  V.  Chandrashekar,  Ramesh  N.  Hichkad,  Yala- 
manchi  J.  Prasad,  Mir  A.  Khan,  Kanaiyalal  G.  Shah. 


Indian  students  mourn 
prime  minister's  death 


Industrial  education  men 
construct  display  boards 


Members  of  India  Students  Association  sent  a 
letter  of  condolence  to  the  Indian  government 
after  the  death  of  Prime  Minister  Shastri.  Motion 
pictures  from  India  were  shown  monthly  by  the 
association  as  part  of  a  program  to  improve 
Indian-American  understanding.  Club  members 
also  sponsored  exchanges  with  campus  living 
groups  and  explained  their  culture  through  lec- 
tures, discussions  and  native  art  demonstrations. 


Making  display  boards  for  the  Union  was  a 
campus  service  project  for  Industrial  Education 
Club.  Field  trips  to  Kansas  City,  Enterprise,  Blue 
Rapids,  Gypsum  and  Wichita  acquainted  mem- 
bers with  woodworking  factories  and  businesses. 
Advised  by  Howard  Smethers,  the  prospective 
industrial  arts  teachers  also  sponsored  guest  lec- 
turers and  honored  outstanding  industrial  edu- 
cation students  at  a  spring  banquet. 


Industrial  Education  Club— TOP 

ROW:  Gregg  R.  Tolin,  Gordon  E. 
Smith,  William  J.  Watt,  Gary  C 
Gebhart.  SECOND  ROW:  Jerold 
W.  Kinnamon,  David  A.  Spitzli, 
Charles  E.  Ohl,  James  L.  Kelley, 
Stephen  M.  Murphy.  THIRD  ROW: 
Charles  W.  Dannenberg,  Robert 
C  White,  Charles  N.  Ingnm, 
Howard  G.  Smethers.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  John  H.  Banks,  Richard  S. 
Furbeck,  John  W.  Olson,  Charles 
E.  Timmons,  Johnny  R.  Krob. 


Institute  of  Electrical  and  Electronics  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  Gary  D.  Bohn,  Cal- 
vin W.  Deines,  Gerald  L.  Finlay,  Edward  B.  Vogt,  Dale  R.  Bentrup,  Jim  L  DeMars, 
Karmon  D.  Almquist,  Sam  K.  Ng,  James  D.  Gordon.  SECOND  ROW:  Lawrence 
N.  Frey,  Gary  J.  Fairchild,  Donald  E.  Baker,  Clair  R.  Jones,  John  W.  Hongan, 
Kenneth  D.  Knudson,  John  C.  Viets,  Jerry  D.  Balls.  THIRD  ROW:   Richard  F.  Bell, 


James  C.  Duston,  George  O.  Neville,  Larry  G.  Stehno,  Dallas  L.  Worrell,  James 
C.  Logbeck,  Dennis  R.  Peters.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Daniel  G.  Mann,  Thomas  A.  Boyer, 
John  R.  Goering,  Randall  L.  Harmison,  Bruce  R.  Branson,  Jay  C.  Mayberry,  Gary 
J.  Garwood,  William  G  Coupland. 


Institute  of  Electrical  and  Electronics  Engineers— TOP  ROW:  Ted  R.  King,  Max 
A.  Ferrell,  Jerry  D.  Anderson,  Raymond  W.  Adams,  Dennis  D.  Macklin,  George 
E.  McClaskey,  Michael  R.  Pimple,  Richard  C.  Carter.  SECOND  ROW:  James  R. 
Sim,  Albert  D.  Clem,  Dorrel  R.  Silvy,  C.  Keith  Hanneman,  Lester  R.  Young,  Jay  A. 


Wiechert,  John  R.  Bich.  THIRD  ROW:  Larry  N.  Levick,  Roderick  K.  Blocksome, 
Robert  E.  Smith,  William  L.  Wormington,  Austin  L.  Widener,  Melvin  C.  Cottom. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Willard  W.  Dahl,  Charles  H.  Hightower,  Larry  R.  Condit,  Alan 
R.  Stephens,  Stephen  A.  Jones,  Robert  E.  Phillips,  Kenneth  W.  Gillespie. 


Institute  mails  brochures 
to  Kansas  high  schools 

Engineering  guidance  brochures  were  distrib- 
uted throughout  the  state  by  members  of  the 
Institute  of  Electrical  and  Electronics  Engineers. 
The  brochures  described  K-State  engineering  de- 
partments and  programs  and  were  mailed  to 
every  high  school  in  Kansas.  Under  the  direction 
of  President  Richard  Carter,  the  group  also  spon- 
sored a  smoker  to  introduce  new  students  to  the 
activities  of  the  organization.  Participation  in 
Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House  high- 
lighted   projects   of  the   institute. 


In  one  phase  of  laboratory  work,  IEEE  members  study  the  volt- 
age   of   electrical    waves   with   the   aid   of   an   oscilloscope. 


Interior  Design  Club-TOP  ROW: 
Merry  Jane  Kanawyer,  Carol  J. 
Manley,  Jeanne  A.  Ingersoll,  Karen 
A.  Folk,  Corlie  E.  Mollenkamp. 
SECOND  ROW:  Janice  E.  Maisch, 
Cynthia  M.  Tucker,  Cheryl  S. 
Heide,  Nora  R.  Massey.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Alice  K.  Welborn,  Jams  L. 
Higley,  Frances  A.  Newby,  Marcia 
C.  McLain,  Kimberly  E.  Williams. 


Design  majors  sell  cards 
to  finance  area  field  trip 

Through  the  sale  of  silk-screened  Christmas 
and  note  cards,  Interior  Design  Club  financed  a 
trip  to  Kansas  City  for  the  "Parade  of  Homes" 
show.  Meetings  during  the  year  illustrated  the 
methods  of  antiquing,  tiling  and  metal  working. 
Members  also  visited  art  galleries,  design  studios 
and   furniture   marts  in   the    Manhattan   area. 


Moslem  students  prepare 
Ramadan  fast  schedule 

Schedules  for  Ramadan,  the  month  of  fasting, 
were  prepared  and  distributed  to  Moslem  stu- 
dents by  members  of  Islamic  Association.  The 
group  also  published  two  articles  on  Islam,  pre- 
pared a  directory  of  Moslem  students  and  spon- 
sored programs  to  acquaint  students  and  Man- 
hattan citizens  with  the  Moslem  traditions. 


Islamic  Association— TOP  ROW: 
George  A.  Filinger,  Mohammad 
Tariq,  Intesar  H.  Zaidi,  Rebecca  A. 
Loucks,  Farhad  Shahrokhi.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Shafiuddin  A.  Asadi, 
Abdul  H.  Halim,  Ah  R.  Naqvi, 
Khanmd  M.  Husain.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Maher  H.  Khan,  Mir  A. 
Khan,  Shafi  A.  Balbale. 


Kappa  Alpha  Mu-TOP  ROW: 
Jean  E.  Saindon,  Donald  L.  Towns, 
Timothy  J.  Fields.  SECOND  ROW: 
Elbert  B.  Macy,  Bruce  C.  Coonrod, 
Vernon  D.  Parker,  Robert  E. 
Graves.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John  H. 
Lietzen,  John  A.  Springer,  William 
A.  Blauvelt. 


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K-State  Players-TOP  ROW:  Carolyn  K.  Wilson,  Michele  J.  Clark,  Margaret  E. 
Tanner,  Diane  K.  Schecher,  Elizabeth  M.  Wary,  Nancy  R.  Stone,  Elizabeth  L. 
Teare,  Jean  A.  Shackelford.  SECOND  ROW:  Susan  M.  Moore,  Treasha  L.  Green, 
William  F.  Blackwell,  Virginia  R.  Green,  Sandra  S.  Paramore,  Dennis  G.  Jury, 

K-State  Players— TOP  ROW:  Sherry  S.  Almquist,  Carolyn  J.  Lee,  Susan  A. 
Schwab,  Carolyn  L.  Payne,  Angela  D.  Swanson,  Arlene  S.  Fair.  SECOND  ROW: 
Joni  Johnson,  John  R.  Clark,  Elaine  S.  Biggs,  Vera  L.  Hook,  Ellen  L.  Krehbiel, 
Mary  E.  Neil.  THIRD  ROW:  Elizabeth  E.  Cary,  Alice  J.  Sheik,  Adelia  M.  Haun, 

News  photographers  visit 
Topeka  Capital-Journal 

With  an  interest  in  publications  photography, 
members  of  Kappa  Alpha  Mu  visited  the  dark- 
room facilities  of  the  Topeka  Capital-Journal. 
Reorganized  after  a  three-year  inactive  period, 
the  club  also  sponsored  a  joint  initiation  with  a 
chapter  at  Kansas  University  and  attended  a 
meeting   of  the    Kansas   Press   Photographers. 


Genevieve  C.  Darter,  Leanna  M.  Lenhart.  THIRD  ROW:  Jane  E.  Gamba,  Mary 
M.  Berg,  Katherine  Ensz,  William  E.  Kammer,  Thomas  C.  Owens,  Charles  W. 
Boles,  Glenda  A.  Apt.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Dennis  Denning,  Franklin  B.  Siegle,  Joseph 
P.  Pena,  Owen  K.  Nordvig,  Boyd  E.  Masten,  Frederick  Williams. 

Karen  M.  Comerford,  Dallas  F.  Snyder,  John  W.  Dillon,  Melinda  R.  Hrabe.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  Louvae  L.  Gibson,  Cherie  E.  Miller,  Gloria  A.  Wassenberg,  Thomas 
S.  Gillen,  Ronald  J.  Burkhardt,  Rodney  M.  Wilson. 


Theater  group  performs 
'Rumplestiltskin,'  'Luther' 

Representing  the  nucleus  for  all  drama  produc- 
tions, members  of  K-State  Players  gave  10  per- 
formances of  "Rumplestiltskin"  and  were  largely 
responsible  for  the  success  of  the  International 
Film  Festival.  The  200-student  organization  also 
presented  "Luther,"  "Streetcar  Named  Desire, " 
and  "Who's  Afraid  of  Virginia  Wolfe?1' 


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Latin  American  Association— TOP  ROW:  Francisco  L.  Araneta,  Carlos  M. 
Garcia,  Boris  Suster,  Felipe  Rosa.  SECOND  ROW:  Luis  A.  Porrata,  Victor  M. 
Morales,  Rolf  W.  Lange.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Luis  E.  Laguna,  Nello  T.  Rosania, 
Manuel  J.  Carva|al,  Miguel  A.    Figueroa. 


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Milling  Association— TOP  ROW:  Ma|el  M.  MacMasters,  Fritz  Norbury,  Larry  E 
Dirksen,  Donald  L.  Steanson,  Fred  R.  Anstaett,  Stephen  B.  Zeigler,  Roy  L.  Robin 
son,  Gary  L.  Dettmer,  Gerald  T.  Evans.  SECOND  ROW:  Mark  S.  Walters,  Mar 
shall  F.  Miller,  Dwight  E.  Miller,  James  H.  Anderson,  Michael  R.  Kraus,  John  O 
Wilkerson,  Tommy  D.  Dameron,  Gordon  L.  McCosh.  THIRD    ROW:  Gerald  D 


Miller,  Robert  L.  York,  Michael  J.  Farmer,  William  C.  Barr,  Charles  D.  Fulhage, 
Douglas  J.  Duston,  Duane  L.  Keller,  John  W.  Ragland,  James  B.  Bunney.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  John  A.  Johnson,  James  A.  Skinner,  Frederick  G.  Lange,  Robert  N. 
Kershner,  James  D.  Folkerts,  Darrel  L.  Johnson,  David  L.  Hammond,  Leroy  V. 
Skoch. 


Latin  Americans  greet 
Mexican  Olympic  team 


Milling  delegates  attend 
Chicago  bakery  meeting 


Members  of  the  Mexican  Olympic  basketball 
team  were  hosted  at  a  meal  by  Latin  American 
Association  before  playing  the  Wildcats  in  Ahearn 
Field  House.  Completing  its  first  full  year  as  a 
recognized  organization,  the  group  for  students 
from  Spanish  speaking  countries  sponsored  radio 
programs  about  the  culture  of  Latin  America. 


Students  representing  Milling  Association  went 
to  Chicago  in  March  for  a  national  convention  of 
the  American  Society  of  Bakery  Engineers.  Ad- 
vised by  John  A.  Johnson,  members  of  the  asso- 
ciation also  participated  in  the  twenty-first  an- 
nual Formula  Feed  Conference  in  January  and 
worked  on  displays  for  an  Ag  Science  Day  exhibit. 


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Music  educators  sponsor 
concert,  Christmas  party 


Future  nurses  volunteer 
Student  Health  service 


Sponsoring  a  benefit  concert  in  the  fall,  mem- 
bers of  the  Music  Educators  National  Conference 
raised  money  for  the  Varsity  Glee  Club's  trip  to 
Mexico.  During  first  semester  the  group  heard 
lectures  about  different  areas  of  the  music  educa- 
tion program  and  arranged  a  Christmas  party 
for  music  students  and  faculty.  Directed  by  Presi- 
dent Martha  Sanders  and  Morris  Hayes,  the 
music  education  majors  attended  a  five-day 
national  convention  in  Kansas  City  to  highlight 
activities  second  semester. 


Twenty  workers  from  the  Nursing  Club  volun- 
teered their  time  at  Student  Health  and  also  pro- 
vided a  magazine  subscription  for  use  by  patients. 
With  activities  planned  by  President  Mary  Lip- 
per,  the  women  toured  the  University  of  Kansas 
Medical  Center  in  November  and  in  the  spring 
visited  the  Capper  Foundation,  an  institution  for 
handicapped  children  in  Topeka.  Martha  Pitel, 
chairman  of  nursing  education,  spoke  to  the 
prospective  registered  nurses  about  new  curricu- 
lum revisions  in  the   nursing  school   program. 


Music  Educators  National  Con- 

ference-TOP  ROW:  Virginia  S. 
Allemang,  Carolyn  G.  Bartholo- 
mew, Judith  R.  North,  Dona  S. 
Sidorfsky,  Linda  K.  Woellhof. 
SECOND  ROW:  Carol  A.  Kratma, 
Marilyn  S.  Robbins,  Martha  C. 
Sanders,  Sharon  M.  George. 
THIRD  ROW:  Eugene  H.Copeland, 
Stephen  L.  Guthrie,  Irene  S.  Skon- 
berg,  John  V.  Heitman,  Gary  T. 
Lawlis.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Craydon 
D.  McDonald,  Richard  H.  McVay, 
Wayne  A.  Pearson,  David  C. 
Powell,  Morris  D.  Hayes. 


Nursing  Club— TOP  ROW:  Judith  C.  Armsworthy,  Carol  F.  McKee,  Myra  L. 
McLeod,  Cheryl  K.  Kuhn,  Carol  L.  Helmke,  JoAnn  Spencer,  Mary  C.  Brookens, 
Virginia  L.  Ward,  Cynthia  K.  Smith.  SECOND  ROW:  Harriet  A.  Hartenberger, 
Donna  L.  Kukuk,  Carolyn  M.  Robinson,  Adelma  J.  Cook,  Lynne  J.  Peterson, 
Patricia  Ann  Miller  (Tarkio,  Mo.),  Patricia  J.  Sullivan,  Elizabeth  B.  Teten,  Martha 
J.  Sloo.  THIRD  ROW:  Ruth  A.  Dannenberg,  Judy  A.  Hester,  Judith  A.  Lukins,  Ellen 


J.  Vonderschmidt,  Virginia  L.  Brunson,  Mary  T.  Sweat,  Paula  J.  demons,  Connie 
S.  Rathbun,  Barbara  J.  Farris,  Mary  K.  Lipper.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Mary  A.  Ryser, 
Geraldine  S.  Tro|ovsky,  Maria  R.  Dahlsten,  Joan  R.  Bower,  Eleanor  R.  Whitney, 
Mary  K.  Leick,  Marietta  R.  Jones,  Eileen  Peirce,  Janet  M.  Sterbenz,  Margery  L. 
Brent. 


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Off-Campus  Women-TOP  ROW: 
Connie  J.  Wilcox,  Nancy  A.  Theo- 
bald, Lana  K.  Shelby,  Susan  E. 
Campbell.  SECOND  ROW:  Janice 
L.  Selby,  Judy  M.  Brammer,  Shirley 
A.  Ford,  Nancy  J.  Reed,  Cynthia 
A.  Bergerhouse.  THIRD  ROW: 
Jean  G.  Heermance,  Sharon  A. 
Whitley,  Jo  Janet  Dean,  Nona  G. 
Reynolds,  Janice  E.  Fredrickson, 
Pamela  J.  Osbourn.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Eva  A.  Moore,  Kathleen  K. 
Toburen,  Connie  K.  Miles,  Kath- 
leen L.  Toews,  Patricia  S.  Price. 


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Orchesis— TOP  ROW:  Martha  R. 
Kellstrom,  Elaine  S.  Biggs,  Gayle 
G.  Loughmiller,  Terry  L.  Shull,  Pa- 
tricia L.  Matterson,  Barbara  A. 
Chase.  SECOND  ROW:  Kathryn 
A.  Crostarosa,  Bernadette  R. 
Hawkes,  Mary  C.  Evans,  Susan  S. 
Mann,  Jamie  L.  Aiken.  THIRD 
ROW:  Genevieve  C.  Darter,  Car- 
olyn L.  Young,  Karen  A.  Nicolai, 
June  A.  Woodard,  Joyce  A.  Burns, 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Kathleen  K.  To- 
buren, Patricia  K.  Ingersol I,  Wil- 
liam R.  Benedict,  Beverly  S.  Old, 
Janet  S.  Rupp. 


Off-campus  coeds  finish 
high  in  quiz  competition 


Five  members  of  Off-Campus  Women  advanced 
to  the  semi-final  rounds  of  fall  Quiz  Bowl  compe- 
tition. Under  the  sponsorship  of  Caroline  Peine, 
assistant  dean  of  students,  the  30-member  organi- 
zation took  part  in  the  Activities  Carnival,  caroled 
at  local  rest  homes  during  the  Christmas  season 
and  planned  a  Valentines'  Day  formal.  Sharon 
Whitley,  a  member  of  Off-Campus  Women,  was 
chosen  Miss  Navy  by  the  local  Naval  Reserve. 
Requiring  a  2.2  grade  average  for  the  member- 
ship of  single  undergraduate  women  living  off- 
campus,  the  organization  teamed  with  the  Naval 
Reserve  to  build  a  Homecoming  float. 


Orchesis  earns  tuition 
by  showing  dance  films 

Providing  a  member's  tuition  fee  to  a  summer 
dance  school  was  a  major  project  of  Orchesis,  a 
modern  dance  club.  The  group  raised  money  for 
the  project  by  showing  modern  dance  films  to 
students  and  Manhattan  residents. 

President  Susan  Mann  directed  dances  at  local 
civic  clubs  and  solo  and  group  numbers  at  the 
annual  modern  dance  concert  in  February. 
Members  attended  a  Kansas  University  dance 
concert,  decorated  a  car  for  the  Homecoming 
parade  and  maintained  a  club  booth  at  the 
Activities  Carnival.  Established  in  1920,  the 
group  was  sponsored  by  Martha  Kellstrom. 


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Pakistan,  Iran  provide 
foreign  program  topics 

Presenting  the  Pakistan  Festival,  hosting  friend- 
ship parties  and  participating  in  United  Nations 
Day,  World  Community  Day,  Feast  of  Nations 
and  Model  United  Nations  were  Pakistan  Asso- 
ciation projects.  Persian  Association  sponsored 
talks  about  current  affairs  in  Iran,  education  in 
Iran  as  compared  to  that  in  American  and  re- 
ligions that  originated  in  Iran.  Members  cele- 
brated  at   the   Iranian   New   Year's   Eve   Party. 


Student  ambassadors  see 
Europe  on  summer  tour 

Three  K-State  students  traveled  abroad  during 
the  summer  on  the  national  People-to-People 
Student  Abroad  program.  The  500  participants 
were  tagged  "student  ambassadors"  and  stayed 
with  European  families.  The  organization  also 
encouraged  its  members  to  invite  foreign  students 
to  their  homes  to  spend  vacations.  People-to- 
People  sponsored  field  trips  to  Topeka,  the  art 
colony  in  Lindsborg  and  the  Eisenhower  museum. 


Pakistan  Association— TOP  ROW:  Zafar  A.  Qureshi,  Maher  H.  Khan,  William 
W.  Boyer,  Ghulam  S.  Jatoi.  SECOND  ROW:  Sardar  S.  Khan,  Mohammad  Tariq, 
Intesar  H.  Zaidi.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Muhammad  S.  Chaudhry,  Shafqat  Chaudhry, 
Rubeena  Chaudhry,  Edna  A.  Khan,  All  R.  Naqvi. 


Persian  Association— TOP  ROW:  Arsalan  Razani,  Iraj  Ghahramani,  Mohammad 
Noorayi.  SECOND  ROW:  Farhad  Shahrokhi,  Manuchehr  Sadr,  Cyrus  Eihan, 
Parviz  Kiankhooy-Fard.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Esfahani  M.  Dibai,  Zia-Eddin  M.  Rafii, 
Nasser  Chafieian. 


People-to-People— TOP  ROW:  Intesar  H.  Zaidi,  Sardar  S.  Khan,  Christine  E. 
Pray,  Cheryl  S.  Heide,  Linda  D.  Gentry,  Joan  K.  Reusser,  Karen  A.  Folk,  Sharron 
L.  Stephens,  Chen  L.  Avery.  SECOND  ROW:  Amos  Adepoiu,  Veronica  A.  Bone- 
brake,  Vesta  L.  Dauber,  Martha  E.  Caughron,  Rintk  Schrale,  Margaret  K.  Craig, 
Annette  L.  Buckland,  Joyce  L.  Crews,  Desmond  A.  Waturuocha,  Charlotte  A.  Fer- 


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rell.  THIRD  ROW:  Thomas  A.  Taylor,  Joseph  I.  Alade,  Kenneth  A.  Onyia,  Punley 
H.  Yang,  Gary  R.  Nelson,  Sheryl  L.  Alloway,  Marcia  L.  Van  Gundy,  Brian  E. 
Carter,  Sarah  C.  Harper,  Marie  L.  Cone.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard  P.  Overall, 
David  T.  Crews,  David  Lionel  Parker,  Arthur  P.  Ruth,  Jon  D.  Soder,  D.  Fred 
Peterson,  Daniel  I.  Saror,  Quaisar  M.  Hanif,  Joann  L.  Droge. 


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Phems— TOP  ROW:  Janice  A.  Dougherty,  Bobbie  J.  Shaw,  Sharon  K.  Benton, 
Mary  H.  Symes,  Caroline  J.  Greer,  Sharon  K.  Hadley,  Janice  K.  Gillespie,  Sheryl 
D.  Westover,  Phyllis  L.  Wheeler,  Martha  R.  Kellstrom,  Brenda  S.  Erkenbrack. 
SECOND  ROW:  Judith  E.  Lamborn,  Faith  A.  Ott,  Elizabeth  D.  Merrill,  Kathryn 
L  Stewart,  Frances  E.  Johnston,  Cathy  J.  Wicks,  Alana  K.  Wamhoff,  Susan  J. 


Martmdale,  Sandra  K.  Busch,  Nancy  J.  Rowe.  THIRD  ROW:  Patricia  J.  Drake, 
Marsha  L.  Boxberger,  Patsy  S.  Paulsen,  Carole  D.  Hancock,  Barbara  K.  Whealy, 
Nina  M.  Felbush,  Martha  E.  Ewing,  Mary  L.  Ault,  Margaret  Knorr.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Patricia  L.  Cline,  Cheryl  K.  Henderson,  Janice  E.  Pomperien,  Barbara  J. 
Socolofsky,  Marione   C.  Annis,  Jean  A.  Sheik,  Karen    B.  Joines,  Ellen  F.  Speer. 


Phems— TOP  ROW:  Katherine  Geyer,  Katheryn  A.  McKinney,  Sandra  R.  Hick, 
Julie  M.  Murrow,  Jean  A.  Lancaster,  Mar|orie  L.  Seltman,  Kathryn  A.  Claybaugh. 
SECOND  ROW:  Marsha  A.  Briggs,  Mary  E.  Holke,  Barbara  P.  Loebeck,  Marlene 
F.  McKaughan,  Patsy  C.  Meek,  Linda  Z.  Habiger,  Loretta  J.  Schulden,  Constance 


Stockham.  THIRD  ROW:  Martha  E.  Wood,  Elizabeth  E.  MacGowan,  Constance 
L.  Hall,  Jerre  L.  Lewis,  Kathryn  M.  McCarthy,  Janet  L.  McAninch,  Miriam  Poole. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Eva  Lyman,  Genevieve  C.  Darter,  Irene  M.  Wilson,  Ruth  V. 
Stevenson,  Janet  Switzer,  Judith  J.  Olson,  Judy  A.  Akers. 


Plow  and  Pen  conducts 
FFA  newswriting  contest 


Reorganized  in  spring  1965,  Plow  and  Pen 
Club  sponsored  a  Future  Farmers  of  America 
newswriting  contest.  During  fall  semester  Duane 
Acker,  director  of  resident  instruction  for  agri- 
culture, spoke  to  the  journalists  about  curriculum 
requirements.  Lowell  Brandner,  K-State  agri- 
cultural editor,  discussed  opportunities  in  agri- 
cultural journalism. 

Directed  by  President  Alfred  Janssen,  Plow 
and  Pen  Club  also  heard  talks  by  George  Smith, 
associate  editor  of  the  Kansas  Farmer  magazine, 
and  Ralph  Lashbrook,  head  of  the  department  of 
technical  journalism.  In  the  spring  members  built 
a  booth  for  Ag  Science  Day. 


Plow  and  Pen  Club-TOP  ROW:  Jibade  O.  Oyekan,  Gerald  M.  Donovan.  SEC- 

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Phems  women  sponsor 
physical  education  mixer 


Agriculture  alums  visit 
Homecoming  barbecue 


Men  physical  education  majors  were  enter- 
tained by  Phems  for  a  fall  physical  education 
mixer.  The  mixer  has  been  an  annual  project 
sponsored  alternately  by  women  physical  educa- 
tion majors  in  Phems  and  the  men.  Directed  by 
President  Patsy  Meek,  the  70-woman  organiza- 
tion also  sponsored  a  fall  picnic  to  acquaint 
freshmen  and  transfer  students  with  physical 
education  activities.  Members  attended  a  party 
in  December  and  heard  Tex  Winter,  basketball 
coach,  speak  at  a  spring  meeting.  For  the  senior 
banquet,  Phems  presented  a  senior  will  and 
prophecy  and  installed  new  officers. 


Agriculture  graduates  attended  a  chicken  bar- 
becue planned  by  members  of  Poultry  Science 
Club  during  Homecoming  weekend.  The  Home- 
coming barbecue  was  one  of  several  sponsored  by 
the  club  to  raise  money  for  a  three-day  trip  to 
poultry  industries  in  Arkansas.  At  meetings 
Kansas  poultryman  Eustis  Combs  discussed  the 
poultry  business  and  Duane  Acker,  director  of 
resident  instruction  for  agriculture,  reviewed  the 
importance  of  club  membership  in  preparing  for 
employment.  Inactive  since  1962,  Poultry  Science 
Club  was  reorganized  this  year  with  a  member- 
ship of  35  agriculture  majors. 


Poultry  Science  Club— TOP  ROW:  Hisham  K.  Saadeh,  Larry  D.  Bacon,  Spurgeon 
M.  Talley,  Nnakarame  A.  Nwosu,  Roger  D.  Minter,  Puppala  S.  Rao.  SECOND 
ROW:  Paul  E.  Sanford,  Doodi  Subbarayudu,  Eugene  W.  Kovar,  Bairang  S.  Rath- 
ore,  Albert  W.  Adams,  William  P.  Gallant.  THIRD  ROW:  Loyal  F.  Payne,  Charles 


L.  Norton,  Steven  C.  Draheim,  Roger  S.  Fix,  Stuart  T.  McCready,  Sherwood  L. 
Svarvan,  Robert  J.  Gallant.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Gary  V.  Hartman,  Marion  R.  Fedde, 
David  J.  Mugler,  John  W.  Davis,  Lawrence  R.  York,  Robbin  L.  Alder. 


Foreign  cuisine  dinner 
features  German  dishes 


Professional  Foods  Club— TOP  ROW:  Sonia  J.  Green,  Cecelia  M.  Schaich,  Rita 
I.  Mathews,  Sara  J.  Rose,  Carol  A.  Phillips.  SECOND  ROW:  Nancy  R.  Aikman, 
Kathleen  M.  Farney,  Marilyn  L.  Lafferty,  Sandra  E.  Freelain.  THIRD  ROW:  Janet 
K.  Lewis,  Gail  E.  Spellman,  Sarah  C.  Barnes,  Ann  L.  Cravens,  Mary  A.  Woolcott. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  E.  Beth  Alsup,  Jo  K.  Lepej,  Glennis  A.  Schroeder,  Karen  K. 
Charbonneau,  Mary  E.  Klostermeier,  Faith  R.  Roach. 


Sponsoring  a  foreign  foods  dinner,  members  of 
Professional  Foods  Club  served  German  cuisine 
to  more  than  100  persons.  Members  also  heard 
extension  specialist  Mildred  Walker  and  restau- 
rant manager  Rick  Harmon.  During  spring 
semester,  the  club  planned  senior  recognition 
and  invited  graduate  students  to  discuss  research 
projects  conducted  in  home  economics. 


Pre-Veterinary  Medical  Club— TOP  ROW:  Joseph  A.  Orseno,  Arthur  E.  Peach, 
Harvey  I.  Rosen,  Kay  A.  Magby,  Robert  E.  Spalding,  David  L.  Browder,  Thomas 
H.  Barrett,  William  J.  Hamlin,  Douglas  K.  Jernigan,  Shern  D.  Spitsnogle,  Eugene 
N.  Francis,  Frederick  J.  Wisegarver.  SECOND  ROW:  Richard  A.  Rindt,  Steven  H. 
Slusher,  David  W.  Bircher,  Jerry  B.  Fickel,  Steven  R.  Welty,  Stephen  B.  Weiner, 
Kenneth  A.  Oring,  Richard  M.  Reid,  Ben  W.  Wood,  Lawrence  P.  O'Brien,  Thomas 


L.  Cropper.  THIRD  ROW:  James  L.  Coleman,  Terry  C  Farnsworth,  William  M. 
Morland,  James  R.  McClellan,  Hugh  H.  Wheelock,  Kenneth  R.  Jaffe,  Gary  L. 
Rader,  Joseph  M.  Bohnen,  Herbert  A.  Sparks,  Lionel  L.  Reilly,  Kenneth  A.  Watts. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Gary  L.  Armstrong,  Irvin  B.  Laird,  Billy  J.  Robinson,  David  R. 
Franz,  Douglas  L.  Berndt,  John  W.  Harvey,  Charles  T.  Bronzan,  Richard  W. 
Lewis,  Thomas  F.  Boley,  John  C.  Smith,  Lyle  K.  Carmichael. 


Pre-Veterinary  Medical  Club— TOP  ROW:  Gary  L.  Westphal,  Clement  P.  De 
Cnstofaro,  Clifford  E.  Underwood,  Harold  E.  Kline,  Roy  L.  Smith,  Wesley  D 
Wright,  John  H.  Hartman,  Ronald  L.  Gammon,  Richard  L.  Harrington,  Garry  J 
Rokey,  Gabriel  O.  Ankeli.  SECOND  ROW:  Robert  C.  Just,  Dennis  E.  Hausmann 
John  A.  Fry,  Richard  A.  Ibbetson,  Allan  W.  Elliott,  Ronald  E.  Helten,  Steven  V 
Frusher,  David  Charles  Hall,  Roger  W.  Swanson,  Frank  E.  Zitnik,  Steve  C.  Wood 


son.  THIRD  ROW:  Dwight  R.  Valentine,  Stephen  H.  Magill,  Bernard  C.  Taylor, 
Robert  B.  Fry,  James  E.  Blades,  Lannie  L.  Hanel,  Gary  R.  Sta Mings,  Jeffrey  C. 
Onink,  Charles  W.  Burger,  John  E.  Holste.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard  M.  Helsel, 
William  G.  Winter,  Michael  P.  McCoy,  Kenneth  L.  Carlson,  Dale  D.  Boyle,  Stanly 
C.  Widau,  Roger  P.  McCartney,  Richard  L.  Caulfield,  Thomas  F.  Gillaspie,  Glenn 
W.  Riggs,  Harold  J.  Barnes. 


Pre-Veterinary  Medical  Club— TOP  ROW:  Barbara  A.  Nelson,  Linda  E.  Jacob- 
son,  Patricia  L.  Matterson,  Richard  M.  Generson,  Michael  R.  Dalrymple,  Barbara 
C.  Hrebec,  Connie  J.  Glunt,  Judy  I.  Gerharter,  Linda  L.  Harrison,  Linnea  A. 
White.  SECOND  ROW:  Charlotte  S.  Harwood,  Patricia  A.  Payne,  Edwin  B.  Brock- 
way,  David  M.  Bozone,  Cecil  W.  Wiley,  Dennis  W.  Graham,  Jonathan  B.  Goetze, 
William  N.  Bendure,  Charles  G.  Jewell.  THIRD  ROW:  Lowell  D.  Loesch,  Rob  R. 


Roth,  Nicholas  P.  Schroeder,  Merle  L.  Raida,  Donald  D.  Ahlench,  George  W. 
Atkinson,  Richard  L.  Geisinger,  Frank  R.  Douthit,  James  D.  Wendland,  Suzanne 
Weakley.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Leonard  L.  Tucker,  Michael  S.  Ermey,  Russell  S. 
Gerard,  John  W.  Minor,  William  H.  Fuhrman,  Donald  L.  Jackson,  John  M.  Lefton, 
Sondra  L.  Grumbein,  John  R.  Rule. 


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Pre-Veterinary  Medical  Club— TOP  ROW:  Janice  M.  Schlagel,  Tracy  A.  Gaughan, 
Steve  M.  Zeide,  William  H.  Meyer,  James  R.  Louthan,  Francis  M.  Reedy,  Larry 
N.  Clarkson,  Mark  H.  Vine,  Richard  D.  Fish,  Barbara  A.  Wehr.  SECOND  ROW: 
Phylis  L.  Van  Dyke,  Dorothy  J.  Ziegler,  John  G.  Ostermann,  James  E.  Bobinmyer, 
James  H.  Fountaine,  Walter  C.  Cash,  Carol  L.  Haney,  Geraldme  A.  Smith,  Jerry 
D.  Leroux,  Roger  L.  Cowan.  THIRD  ROW:  Robert  L.  Frisbie,  William  W.  Burdett, 


Phillip  C.  Meyer,  John  E.  Weatherford,  Daniel  I.  Saror,  James  P.  Grossardt,  Jerre 
K.  Rorick,  Richard  P.  Miller,  Roger  C.  Harvey,  Ralph  E.  Cadwallader.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Arthur  G.  Stotlemeyer,  Walter  T.  Dixon,  William  S.  Swan,  Conrad  K. 
Nightingale,  Joseph  C.  Zodrow,  Douglas  A.  Tiet|en,  Ralph  C.  Richardson,  Dennis 
E.  McClary,  Robert  L.  Stark,  Steven  L.  Alberts. 


Club  considers  freshmen 
for  veterinary  scholarship 

First  year  veterinary  medicine  students  were 
considered  for  a  $100  scholarship  offered  by 
members  of  Pre-Veterinary  Medical  Club.  With 
more  than  300  members,  the  organization  spon- 
sored a  booth  for  the  Veterinary  Medicine  Open 
House  in  conjunction  with  a  sister  club  at 
Nebraska  University. 

The  group  scheduled  a  winter  dance  featuring 
D'  Tree  Toads  and  heard  Miles  McKee,  assistant 
professor  of  animal  husbandry,  discuss  the  history 
of  shorthorn  cattle.  Jacob  Mosier,  head  of  surgery 
and  medicine,  reviewed  career  opportunities  in 
veterinary  medicine,  and  Edwin  Frick,  former 
head  of  surgery  and  medicine,  discussed  the 
handling  of  small  animals.  Members  of  the  club 
also  saw  a  film  discussing  the  history  of  hoof  and 
mouth  disease  in  livestock. 


Foreigners,  Americans 
team  for  soccer  contests 


In  its  fourth  year  as  a  recognized  organization, 
Soccer  Club  had  a  membership  of  seven  Ameri- 
can and  twenty-nine  foreign  students.  Captained 
by  Jesse  Akinokun,  the  soccer  squad  played  three 
games  in  the  fall  and  scheduled  several  games  for 
spring  semester. 

In  the  fall  Park  College  handed  the  squad  a 
4-2  loss,  and  Kansas  University  downed  the  team 
6-2.  A  game  with  the  Kansas  City  Internationals 
ended  in  a  2-2  tie.  With  Howard  Fox  as  president 
and  Laureston  Withee  as  adviser,  members 
planned  a  four-team  invitational  tournament  for 
the  spring  and  asked  the  athletic  department  to 
recognize   soccer   as   a   minor   University   sport. 

Begun  by  a  group  of  foreign  students,  Soccer 
Club  was  open  to  all  male  students.  Members 
provided  training  for  interested  persons. 


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boccer  Club-TOP  ROW:  Joseph 
G.  lyorver,  Delbert  L.  Rule,  Celes- 
tine  O.  N|oku.  SECOND  ROW: 
Laureston  V.  Withee,  Jesse  O. 
Akinokun,  Amos  Adepo|u,  Joseph 
I.  Alade,  Howard  D.  Fox.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  Ayemou  D.  Assa, 
Daniel  I.  Saror,  Folorunso  A. 
Fayinka,  Gabriel  O.  Ankeli. 


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Lectures,  tours  highlight 
military  engineers5  year 


Students  learn  skydiving, 
canopy  handling  method 


Created  to  form  an  association  between  pro- 
fessional military  engineering  officers  and  their 
civilian  counterparts,  the  Society  of  American 
Military  Engineers  programmed  activities  includ- 
ing lectures  by  prominent  engineers  in  both  civil 
and  military  areas.  Members  also  toured  engi- 
neering facilities  and  met  with  the  greater  Kansas 
City  and  Kansas  University  chapters. 


Interest  in  skydiving  prompted  several  stu- 
dents to  organize  the  Sport  Parachute  Club, 
which  completed  its  first  year  as  an  organization. 
Training  and  practice  in  the  techniques  of  free- 
falling  and  canopy  handling  were  group  activities 
under  the  leadership  of  club  president,  John 
Klein,  and  faculty  sponsor,  Capt.  Burton  Eddy. 
Plans  included  meets  with  other  universities. 


Society  of  American  Military 
Engineers-TOP  ROW:  Joe  E. 
Ward,  James  D.  Stewart,  Douglas 
W.  Williams,  Ralph  L.  Fanson, 
James  L.  Tadtman.  SECOND  ROW: 
Patrick  H.  Riedl,  John  T.  Nebgen, 
Dennis  E.  Myers,  David  R.  Collins. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Randy  B.  Patter- 
son, Donald  J.  Keating,  William 
R.    Hardgrave,    Robert    L.    Terry. 


Sport  Parachute  Club— TOP  ROW:  Linda  L.  Morgan,  Joel  M.  Shreenan,  Ken- 
neth M.  Wolma,  Sharon  A.  Whitley,  Theresa  A.  Oswald.  SECOND  ROW:  Rich- 
ard R.  Gordon,  Carl  J.  Carlson,  Carol  J.  Nelson,  Patty  J.  Schasteen,  Carl  W. 
Woelfer,  Patrick  S.  O'Neill.  THIRD  ROW:  Burton  A.  Eddy,  John  C.  Klein,  Timo- 


thy J.  Brady,  Robert  J.  Kuhn,  Kelley  F.  Wagner.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Craig  N. 
Lardent,  Melvin  J.  Reitzel,  Gary  D.  Peterson,  James  D.  Heath,  Malcolm  D. 
Rodenberg,  Thomas  D.  Stauffer. 


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Student  Education  Association— TOP  ROW:  Julia  J.  Scott,  Susan  M.  Oke,  Linda 
R.  Fritz,  Nancy  E.  Fair,  Karen  D.  Degood,  Jacqueline  K.  Marteney,  Harriet  G. 
Christensen.  SECOND  ROW: Cynthia  L.  Sperry,  Mary  A.  Bishop,  Beverly  K.  Jones, 
Martha  M.  Fly,  Laurel  B.  Warren,  Kathryne  L.  Gaynier.  THIRD  ROW:  Pamela 


K.  GrifFee,  Sue  J.  Kaufman,  Diane  D.  DeVoe,  Nancy  C.  Reeves,  Marcia  K.  Scott, 
Tonita  P.  Coons,  Linda  C.  Wiehe.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Michael  A.  Novak,  Barbara 
L.Brooks,  Donna  A.  Dodge,  Rachel  R.  Unruh,  Linda  K.  Stanley,  John  W.  DeMand. 


SEA  enlists  record  number  of  future  teachers 


With  the  largest  enrollment  of  its  history,  Stu- 
dent Education  Association  sponsored  programs 
to  review  the  problems  of  future  teachers.  In  the 
fall  members  invited  new  students  to  an  orienta- 
tion meeting  and  heard  Judge  Malcolm  G.  Cope- 
land  discuss  delinquency  in  the  community.  A 


demonstration  class  on  teaching  blind  children 
was  presented  by  the  Kansas  School  of  the  Blind, 
and  Dr.  Lester  Kirkendall  of  Oregon  State  Uni- 
versity reviewed  the  teacher's  role  in  sex  educa- 
tion. SEA  also  sponsored  the  annual  Kansas  high 
school  Future  Teachers  of  America  convention. 


Completing    1  1    hours   of   ground   instruction,   a    member  of 
Sports    Parachute  Club  qualifies  for  a  real  "try  in  the  sky." 


The    jumper  must   land    in   a   special    way,    using   a   fall   tech- 
nique that  absorbs  the  shock  on  the  fleshy  parts  of  the  body. 


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Student  Education  Association— TOP  ROW:  Linda  S.  Hauptli,  Sharon  A.  Els- 
weiler,  Pamela  A.  Merriman,  Mary  E.  Blakeslee,  Joyce  I.  Freeman,  Jo  M.  Bell, 
Cheryl  Mauderly,  Carol  A.  Bartley,  Phyllis  J.  Blasdel,  Barbara  J.  King,  LeAnne 
Biggart.  SECOND  ROW:  Treasha  L.  Green,  Marilyn  S.  Nixon,  Susan  S.  Mann, 
Janice  E.  Baker,  Carolyn  J.  Cox,  Judith  R.  North,  Carolyn  M.  Mikesell,  Donna 
M.  Spachek,  Barbara  K.  Hefty,  Nancy  J.  Ukena,  Delores  J.  Johnson.  THIRD  ROW: 


Carole  A.  Meisenheimer,  Barbara  L.  Mueller,  JoAnn  Schafer,  Carol  L.  Marsh, 
Glenna  D.  Walter,  Cheryl  M.  Kuiken,  Elaine  F.  Strahm,  Margaret  K.  Craig,  Carol 
S.  Tiffany,  Jean  L.  Dillon.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Jean  A.  Kelley,  Mary  E.  Schweitzer, 
E'Lynn  S.  Wright,  Melinda  R.  Hrabe,  Connelaine  Stewart,  Mary  E.  Wanklyn, 
Mary  A.  Voet,  Paula  K.  Sandy,  Carolyn  M.  Collins,  Gretchen  M.  Brandt. 


Student  Education  Association  — TOP  ROW:  June  F.  Sweat,  Janet  L.  Chatfield, 
Shirley  A.  Ford,  Deborah  M.  DeMand,  Sharon  R.  Burton,  Constance  M.  Anstaett, 
Helen  D.  Groyon,  Carolyn  K.  Eisenbrandt,  Robyn  L  Fankhauser,  Sally  J.  Hinctv 
man,  Sheryl  K.  Albright.  SECOND  ROW:  Carolyn  L.  Wilson,  Christine  E.  Pray, 
Linda  M.  Lantis,  Constance  A.  Sturgis,  Linda  L.  Lamborn,  Janet  L.  Braden,  Re- 
becca   S.    Lehman,   Phyllis    M.    Johnson,   Judith   A.   Olson,    Katherine  M.    Regier. 


THIRD  ROW:  Sandra  K.  Lintecum,  Janet  K.  Griffith,  Dianne  F.  Nehring,  Lynette 
K.  Warner,  Nancy  K.  Wallace,  Elizabeth  A.  Osborn,  Linda  M.  Morgan,  Patricia 
A.  Hatch,  Jacqueline  S.  Dietrich,  Jean  M.  Fair,  Mary  J.  Myers.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Marna  G.  Jenkins,  Nancy  A.  Young,  Jeanette  R.  Morgan,  Nancy  L.  Allison,  Jo- 
line  F.  Oberhelman,  Sondra  L.  Koestel,  Judith  A.  Dunn,  Nancy  A.  Charles, 
Marilyn  L.  Woolley,  Penny  R.  Emerson. 


Student  Education  Association— TOP  ROW:  Anna  M.  Luker,  Linda  D.  Risser, 
Janice  J.  Morrow,  VerLee  E.  Chegwidden,  Charlotte  M.  White,  Maryalys  Meyers. 
SECOND  ROW:  Diana  L.  Endorf,  Miriam  A.  Moore,  Susan  J.  Sheldon,  Barbara 


D.  Boyer,  Deborah  J.  Russ,  Mary  K.  Kaump.  BOTTOM  ROW:  John  D.  Stegner, 
Gail  I.  Post,  Larry  E.  Converse,  Carol  Christensen,  Dennis  R.  Chambers,  Edward 
R.  Heinen,  Jack  H.  Marker. 


Student  Education  Association— TOP  ROW:  Jolene  Evans,  Lenore  D.  Green, 
Katherine  A.  Kirk,  LeEtta  L.  Wood,  Ethel  J.  Hatch,  Shirley  A.  Garrett,  Patty  L. 
Dougherty,  Frances  M.  Dobbels,  Myrna  S.  Rains,  Nancy  J.  Hunter,  Mary  E. 
Windels.  SECOND  ROW:  Linda  L.  McCosh,  Anne  M.  Kramer,  Wilma  J.  Lunt, 
Marjory  L.  McLeavy,  Elizabeth  Armstrong,  Sandra  J.  Francis,  Mary  K.  Francis, 
Kathleen  H.  DeWeese,  Emily  A.  Eitmann,  Sherrill  J.  Fletcher.  THIRD  ROW:  Cathy 


E.  Lindstrom,  Karen  J.  Beck,  Carol  A.  Brent,  Karen  A.  Bragg,  Claudia  A.  Garrett, 
Susan  L.  Womer,  Janet  L.  Hastings,  Mary  A.  Wiard,  Olga  E.  Schwartzkopf, 
Diana  K.  Goertz,  Linda  K.  Otney.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Carol  R.  Swenson,  Ellen  L. 
Taylor,  Louvae  L.  Gibson,  Donald  R.  Root,  Stephen  L.  James,  Linda  R.  Lambnght, 
Ann  Hund,  Joann  L.  Droge,  Cynthia  A.  Wilson,  Jennifer  K.  Sullivan. 


Student  Education  Association— TOP  ROW:  Janet  L.  Schultz,  Patricia  A.  Heiser, 
Penelope  J.  Ball,  Joyce  M.  Granquist,  Joan  L.  Booth,  Beryl  J.  Moline,  Judy  G. 
Jackson,  Cathryn  Craig,  Marilee  R.  Henrikson,  Judith  E.  Lamborn,  Linda  K.  Mor- 
rissette.  SECOND  ROW:  Loretta  R.  Touslee,  Elizabeth  A.  Sinn,  Roberta  I.  Minnis, 
Mary  C.  Evans,  Barbara  A.  Stiles,  Donna  L.  Knoell,  Arietta  Y.  Visser,  Jean  A. 
Lancaster,  Martha  A.  Wilson,  Anna  C.  Hayer,  Barbara  I.  Rinkel.  THIRD  ROW: 


Jeanne  A.  Johnson,  Sharon  A.  Gigstad,  Cynthia  K.  Fleming,  Barbara  K.  Richard, 
Barbara  G  Hochuli,  Carolyn  E.  DeVault,  Vickie  J.  Overley,  Sara  B.  Walker, 
Sandra  S.  Paramore,  Lorna  E.  House.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Lucille  K.  Ochampaugh, 
Jacquelyn  M.  Weisser,  Marilyn  K.  Weisser,  Elvera  A.  Plummer,  Judith  J.  Olson, 
Judith  K.  Nulty,  Julia  A.  Linder,  Betty  J.  Francisco,  Constance  L.  Hall,  Sondra  S. 
Bracelin,  Karen  E.  Lmscheid. 


Student  Education  Association— TOP  ROW:  Susan  G.  Carstens,  Andree  J.  Siev- 
erin,  Phoebe  J.  Jones,  Sheila  J.  Tipling,  Martha  L.  Lind,  Mary  J.  Hurley,  Michele 
J.  Clark,  Margaret  A.  Griffith,  Linda  S.  Garrison,  Reba  S.  Brazle,  Martha  A. 
Mustoe,  Kay  D.  Mortimer.  SECOND  ROW:  Lenore  K.  Brim,  Rita  K.  Lilak,  Joan 
E.  Hallauer,  Margaret  L.  McCauley,  Louise  M.  Haslouer,  Judith  E.  McGee, 
Patricia  Ann  Patton  (Galena,  Kans.),  Ingrid  M.  Johnson,  Loretta  E.  Reeh,  Cheryl 
L.  Beasley,  Janet  L.  Moore.  THIRD  ROW:  Judy  E.  Nebgen,  Nicole  VonBergen, 


Vicky  M.  Nolte,  Pamela  J.  Dudley,  Cheryl  K.  Henderson,  Suzanne  W.  Rodenbeek 
Margaret  R.  Hooper,  Nancy  A.  Baker,  Marlene  K.  Moyer,  Marcia  A.  Norby 
Kathleen  R.  Williams,  Jonnie  S.  Thompson.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Roseann  D.  Heilman 
Shan  A.  Fry,  Edith  M.  Dahlsten,  Carol  D.  Latschar,  M.  Jill  Spongier,  Judy  J 
Moore,  Janice  E.  Strecker,  Shirley  F.  Theis,  Teresa  A.  Comer,  Virginia  A.  Carlson 
Nancy  C.  Bortz. 


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University  Extension  Club— TOP  ROW:  Awadh  N.  Singh,  Marilyn  K.  Rafler, 
Reita  B.  Wilson,  Leuita  M.  Gugler,  Janet  L,  Patton,  Diana  K.  Goertz.  SECOND 
ROW:  Dennis  R.  Siefkes,  Judith  A.  Spessard,  James  A.  Hoobler,  Judy  K.  Schrunk, 


Marcia   A.   Norby.  BOTTOM  ROW:   Robert   L.   Johnson,   Samuel   J.   Brungardt, 
Jeanne  L.  Muret,  Arlmdo  B.  Oliveira,  Manellen  Jones. 


Radio  programs  describe 
extension  opportunities 

Presenting  two  radio  programs  for  campus 
station  KSDB-FM,  members  of  University  Ex- 
tension Club  acquainted  persons  with  the  oppor- 
tunities in  extension  work.  Under  the  direction 
of  President  Samuel  Brungardt,  the  group  also 
set  up  an  extension  display  as  part  of  Ag  Science 
Day  activities  and  had  a  joint  picnic  with  mem- 
bers of  the  Home  Economics  Extension  Club. 
Hyde  Jacobs  was  adviser  for  the  organization. 


Vocational  teachers  use 
agronomy  seed  samples 

Seed  samples  prepared  by  Wheat  State  Agron- 
omy Club  were  sent  to  high  schools  for  vocational 
agricultural  instruction.  After  winning  the  local 
speech  contest  sponsored  by  the  Wheat  State 
Agronomy  Club,  David  Martin  placed  second 
in  a  national  speech  contest  in  Columbus,  Ohio. 
President  John  Schrader  directed  plans  for  a  stu- 
dent and  faculty  mixer  in  the  fall,  a  club  display 
for  Ag  Science  Day  and  a  spring  softball  game. 


Wheat  State  Agronomy  Club-TOP  ROW:  Steven  G.  Mclntyre,  Donald  L. 
Jameson,  Leroy  H.  Walz,  Patrick  I.  Coyne,  Charles  R.  Love,  John  P.  Benfer,  David 
F.  Martin.  SECOND  ROW:  Gale  L.  Belden,  Robert  E.  Schornick,  Roger  L.  Baker, 
Glenn  A.  Raines,  Larry  L.  Hayden,  David  J.  Reisicg,  Thomas  C  Zavesky,  Eldon  W. 
Schwanr.  THIRD  ROW:  Hyde  S.  Jacobs,   James  L.  Yager,  Richard  P.  Waldren, 


Ralph  I.  Phillips,  Gerald  L.  Lefmann,  Gary  D.  Janke,  Gary  W.  Marshall,  Terrence 
S.  Rice,  Calvin  L.  Flaharty.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard  Houdyshell,  Lloyd  D.  Moden, 
Merle  G.  Eversmeyer,  James  D.  Ball,  Patrick  J.  Gallagher,  Steven  J.  Simmons, 
Arlin  E.  Colborg,  Richard  E.  Graner. 


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Young  Americans  for  Freedom— TOP  ROW:  Deanna  G.  Stewart,  Muriel  J. 
Mowder,  Judith  E.  Helmke,  Linda  J.  Braun,  Robert  C.  Littrell.  SECOND  ROW: 
Wayne  E.  Spellman,  Ross  J.  Wichman,  Melvin  L.  Carlson,  James  L.  Gray,  George 


E.  Metz.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Bruce  E.  Peters,  Edward  L.  Adams,  Patrick  J.  Berger, 
Philip  K.  Kline,  Larry  E.  Nitzsche. 


Young  Americans  start 
seminar  on  communism 


Films  and  discussion  groups  were  projects  for 
Young  Americans  for  Freedom  during  a  nine-part 
seminar  on  communism.  Members  received  books 
on  communism  to  accompany  a  series  of  lectures 
and  were  advised  by  Robert  Croll.  Primarily  an 
anti-communist,  pro-conservative  organization, 
the  Young  Americans  for  Freedom  initiated  pro- 
grams to  instruct  members  on  campaigning 
techniques  for  the  1966  elections. 


Wildlife  group  maintains 
displays  in  Fairchild  hall 

Maintenance  of  wildlife  displays  in  Fairchild 
hall  was  the  responsibility  of  Wildlife  Society. 
Under  the  direction  of  President  Ronald  Klataske, 
the  group  sent  representatives  to  the  international 
conference  at  Pittsburg  and  devoted  time  to  re- 
ports on  wildlife  summer  jobs.  "Problems  in 
Fisheries'  Management  and  Research"  was  the 
topic  of  speaker  Roy  Scoonover  of  the  Kansas 
Forestry,  Fish  and  Game  Commission. 


Wildlife  Society-TOP  ROW:  Dennis  W.  Marquis,  Richard  A.  Smith,  Jim  L 
Choate,  Larry  W.  Robinson,  Harold  J.  Smith,  Kenneth  A.  Schroeder,  Russell  E. 
McCauley,  Charles  E.  Viers.  SECOND  ROW:  George  V.  Glines,  Ronald  D.  Kla- 
taske, Ronald  G.  Horejsi,  Robert  A.  Sparks,  David  L.  Dowlin,  Donald  E.  Zimmer- 


man, Gary  L.  Rader,  Gary  C  Tharp.  THIRD  ROW:  Keith  E.  Hoss,  Gerald  L 
Miller,  Wayne  K.  Steinle,  Wilbur  L.  Mauck,  Nova  J.  Silvy,  Alan  K.  Montei,  Kent 
H.  Sherrod.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Burt  E.  Eustace,  Barry  L.  Berts,  Stephen  W.  Forsythe, 
Max  O.  Johnson,  John  C  Long,  Spencer  A.  Linderman. 


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Baptist  Student  Union— TOP  ROW:  Rosanne  M.  Parker,  Judith  C.  Armsworthy, 
Alice  S.  Lucus,  Myrtle  A.  Bruce,  Cheryl  K.  Johnson,  Patricia  J.  Holstegge,  Paula 
J.  Everett.  SECOND  ROW:  Sharon  L.  Terwilliger,  Ronald  G.  Miller,  Timothy  J. 
Fields,   William  J.  Fields,   Carol  A.  Starns,   Christopher  C.  Rhinehart,   Jerry  M. 


Peterson.  THIRD  ROW:  Charles  Raymond  Cole,  Jonell  Exley,  John  W.  Herman, 
Jay  E.  Alloway,  Lmdon  C.  Thomas,  Sheryl  L.  Alloway.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Fred  S. 
Hollomon,  Richard  G.  Akins,  Stephen  M.  Burns,  William  R.  Hardgrave,  Leonard 
K.  Gould,  Chuck  E.  Wretling,  William  A.  Blauvelt. 


Baptist  students  sponsor  international  party,  retreat 


As  part  of  first  semester  activities,  members  of 
Baptist  Student  Union  sponsored  an  international 
student  party  and  a  two-day  retreat  at  Rock 
Springs  Ranch.  In  addition  to  vesper  services 
each  Thursday,  members  also  participated  in 
noon  devotional  services  three  times  per  week. 


Under  the  sponsorship  of  the  Kansas  Convention 
of  Southern  Baptist,  members  of  Baptist  Student 
Union  conducted  a  spiritual  enrichment  week 
early  in  the  second  semester.  The  group,  founded 
locally  in  1957,  was  supervised  by  pastor  Fred 
Holloman,  who  also  served  as  state  adviser. 


Missionaries  tell  group 
of  conditions  in  Ecuador 


Speaking  to  members  of  Covenant  Youth 
Group,  visiting  missionaries  told  about  problems 
of  missionaries  and  natives  in  Ecuador.  Members 
also  sponsored  a  pizza  party  and  hayride  to  com- 
plete   first  year   of  the    religious    organization. 


Administered  daily  at  Catholic  communion,  unleavened  bread 
from  a  gold  ciborium  depicts  the  Last  Supper  of  Christ. 


Covenant  Youth  Group— TOP  ROW:  LaVonne  A.  Anderson,  Sheryl  D.  Kushner, 
Patricia  A.  Simmons.  SECOND  ROW:  Ruthann  Firling,  Fred  W.  Handlm,  Alice  L. 
Pearson,  Vaughn  L.  Nelson.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Kevin  J.  Larson,  Roger  B.  Johnson, 
Roger  C.  Larson. 


Gamma  Delta  discusses 
contemporary  literature 

Group  discussions  gave  members  of  Gamma 
Delta  a  look  at  contemporary  literature  and 
"The  New  Morality."  As  an  organization  project, 
the  Lutheran  student  group  reviewed  the  motion 
pictures  "The  Blackboard  Jungle"  and  "Edge  of 
the  City,"  both  about  metropolitan  life. 


Gamma  Delta— TOP  ROW:  Pamela  C.  Long,  Janice  E.  Frohn,  Kathleen  A. 
Guenther.  SECOND  ROW:  Nadene  M.  McGuire,  Eunice  E.  Bach.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Glenn  W.  Shields,  Ralph  Wright,  Albert  J.  Urich. 


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B'nai  B'rith  Hillel  Chancellorship— TOP  ROW:  Harvey  I.  Rosen,  Mark  H.  Vine, 
Michael  L.  Sandberg,  Sandra  G.  Helfand,  Linda  E.  Jacobson.  SECOND  ROW: 
Elayne  J.  Krakower,  Yesha|ahu  Pomeranz,  Andrew  D.  Becker,  Kenneth  A.  Oring, 


Paul  M.  Gold,  Stephen  D.  Saroff.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Steven  M.  Bruck,  Stephen 
Weiner,  Edward  B.  Geller,  Seth  Kaufman,  Kenneth  R.  Jaffe. 


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Grace  Baptist  Student  Fellowship— TOP  ROW:  Suzanne  M.  Heller,  Kathleen  M. 
Schulz,  Elaine  F.  Lemon,  Patricia  A.  Wiens,  Gail  A.  Loofbourrow.  SECOND  ROW: 
John  A.  Haas,  Alma  S.  Baker,  Barton  E.  Larson,  Norla  M.  Stephens,  Nancy  M. 


Schweitzer,  Fred  H.  Davis.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert  D.  Kirkwood,  Larry  L.  Baker, 
Lindley  J.  Reimer,  Howard  M.  Wehrman,  Fred  E.  Schurle. 


Discussions,  panels,  films 
review  Jewish  history 


Baptist  students  consider 
'Person  of  Jesus  Christ' 


Discussions,  panel  groups,  lectures  and  motion 
pictures  reviewed  the  history  of  Judaism  for 
members  of  B'nai  B'rith  Hillel  Chancellorship. 
The  Jewish  student  organization  also  worked  with 
the  Religious  Co-ordinating  Council  and  Council 
of  Religious  Advisers  to  promote  understanding 
among  students  of  different  religious  beliefs. 


Beginning  their  first  full  year  in  a  newly  built 
church,  members  of  Grace  Baptist  Student  Fel- 
lowship heard  a  panel  discussion  on  the  "Person 
of  Jesus  Christ."  Sunday  evening  meetings  in- 
cluded group  participation  programs,  a  progres- 
sive supper  party  and  an  evening  worship  service 
for  the  adult  fellowship. 


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Before  beginning  a  new  week,  Grace  Baptist  Fellowship  mem- 
bers meet  during  a  Sunday  night  program  for  group  singing. 


Mission  project  provides 
fellowship  worker's  car 

As  part  of  a  state-wide  mission  project,  K-State 
Christian  Fellowship  joined  other  colleges  to  pur- 
chase a  car  for  an  area  staff  worker.  In  the  fall, 
members  sponsored  a  party  for  international  stu- 
dents and  invited  new  members  to  a  steak  fry. 
Lectures  during  first  semester  reviewed  Bible 
exposition  and  the  teachings  of  Jesus  Christ. 

Members  of  the  fellowship  attended  a  week- 
end evangelism  conference  in  Topeka  and  traveled 
to  Colorado  Springs,  Colo,  for  ski  recreation  and 
discussions  on  personal  Christianity.  Directed  by 
President  Fred  Davis,  the  club  also  invited  inter- 
national students  to  a  party  in  Colorado  for 
foreign  students  across  the  country. 


K-State  Christian  Fellowship— TOP  ROW:  Suzanne  M.  Heller,  Gail  E.  Spellman, 
Mary  L.  Ault,  LaVonne  A.  Anderson,  Gail  A.  Loofbourrow,  Carolyn  M.  Robinson, 
Ruthann  Firling,  Patricia  A.  Wiens.  SECOND  ROW:  Kathleen  M.  Schulz,  Elaine 
F.  Lemon,  Tima  S.  Heusner,  Norla  M.  Stephens,  Nancy  M.  Schweitzer,  Alma  S. 


Baker,  Fred  H.  Davis.  THIRD  ROW:  John  A.  Haas,  Howard  M.  Wehrman,  Fred 
E.  Schurle,  Barton  E.  Larson,  Eugene  W.  Kovar,  James  R.  Davis.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Roger  B.  Johnson,  Robert  D.  Kirkwood,  Larry  L.  Baker,  Lindley  J.  Reimer,  William 
D.  Mauck,  David  K.  Lightner. 


Protestant  groups  discuss 
race,  academic  freedom 


Representing  Protestant  groups  in  the  National 
Council  of  Churches,  Student  Christian  Federa- 
tion sponsored  discussion  groups  on  race  relations 
and  academic  freedom.  Members  participated  in 
weekend  conferences  and  work  camps  and  also 
discussed  international  relations  with  the  guid- 
ance of  President  Charles  Hook. 


Student  Christian  Federation— TOP  ROW:  Mary  L.  Esau,  Sharon  K.  Lewis,  Rich- 
ard C.  Wells.  SECOND  ROW:  Gay  L.  Dybwad,  R.  Bruce  Woods,  Van  Chang, 
Donald  Gaymon.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Leslie  B.  Allison,  Warren  D.  Toedman,  Charles 
R.  Phillips. 


Kappa  Phi— TOP  ROW:  Vicki  L.  Wenger,  Chloellen  E.  Bartoo,  Diana  L.  Amerme, 
Patricia  L.  Groves,  Marsha  L.  Stevens,  Sheryl  K.  Jordan,  Linda  S.  Garrison.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Judith  M.  Graham,  Regena  K.  Alexander,  Virginia  S.  Allemang, 
Janet  L.  Schultz,  Donna  L.  Kukuk,  Ruth  A.  Dannenberg,  Grace  I.  Nease.  THIRD 


ROW:  Glenna  D.  Walter,  Mary  J.  Allison,  Janet  L.  Janssen,  Janice  F.  McClaren, 
Mary  E.  Chadwell,  Sharon  E.  Powers,  Vickie  J.  Overley.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Mrs. 
Warren  Rempel,  Margaret  A.  Dixon,  Irene  S.  Skonberg,  Judith  K.  Nulty,  Donna 
A.  Dodge,  Janis  C.  Lundin. 


Methodist  coeds  celebrate    Liahona  religious  group 
Kappa  Phi's  50th  year         improves  church  grounds 


"Building  on  our  Golden  Heritage"  was  the 
theme  for  Kappa  Phi's  50th  anniversary  celebra- 
tion. Raising  money  to  support  Kappa  Phi  mis- 
sionaries in  Korea,  the  Methodist  women  sold 
bakery  goods,  calendars  and  Christmas  cards. 
Four  Manhattan  rest  homes  had  Sunday  worship 
services  provided   by   members  of  Kappa  Phi. 


Working  for  the  Reorganized  Church  of  Jesus 
Christ  of  Latter  Day  Saints,  members  of  Liahona 
Fellowship  painted,  remodeled  buildings  and 
cleaned  church  camp  grounds.  The  15-member 
group  also  planned  evening  church  activities, 
caroled  at  Manhattan  hospitals  and  organized  a 
November  Hawaiian  luau. 


Liahona  Fellowship— TOP  ROW: 
Charles  A.  Nelson,  Verlee  E.  Cheg- 
widden,  Harriet  E.  Hapai,  Judy 
K.  Schrunk,  Lloyd  E.  Barnett.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  Ted  R.  Locke,  Judith 
A.  Spessard,  Daniel  W.  Young, 
Donald  R.  Loar. 


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Lutherans  find  clothing 
for  Vietnamese  refugees 


Professors  outline  history 
of  Mennonite  church 


Clothing  collected  by  members  of  the  Lutheran 
Student  Association  went  to  refugees  in  Viet  Nam. 
At  evening  meetings,  the  group  reviewed  the 
philosophy  of  life  represented  in  folk  singing  and 
discussed  differences  in  doctrine  between  the 
Lutheran  and  Catholic  religions. 

Directed  by  President  Frank  Lambert,  the 
Lutheran  Student  Association  also  viewed  slides 
on  Viet  Nam  and  participated  in  the  installation 
of  the  group's  first  full-time  campus  minister. 
Three  members  traveled  to  Houston,  Tex.  for  a 
regional  church  conference. 


Speaking  to  members  of  Mennonite  Fellowship, 
three  professors  reviewed  the  history  of  the 
branches  of  the  Mennonite  religion.  Four  mem- 
bers of  the  fellowship  group  also  presented  a  panel 
discussion  to  Baptist  students  explaining  the 
Mennonite  position  on  military  service. 

At  monthly  meetings,  members  heard  talks  by 
Kansas  ministers  and  participated  in  dramatic 
and  musical  programs.  President  Willard  Eber- 
sole  planned  fall  and  spring  picnics,  two  recrea- 
tion nights,  a  Christmas  banquet  and  a  com- 
munity Easter  sunrise  service. 


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Lutheran  Student  Association— TOP  ROW:  Karen  L.  Johnson,  Martha  J.  Middle- 
ton,  Jeanne  K.  Dunn,  Margaret  L.  VanDorn,  Edna  M.  Becker,  Linda  I.  Boschowit- 
zki,  Susan  P.  Klema.  SECOND  ROW:  Robert  A.  Becker,  Mary  A.  Thorson,  Ingrid 
M.  Johnson,  Maria  R.  Dahlsten,  Patricia  A.  Dumler,  Norma  K.  Guhn,  Susan  A. 


Beckman.  THIRD  ROW:  Douglas  L.  Kaiser,  Karmon  D.  Almquist,  Donald  D. 
Snethen,  Larry  L.  Johnson,  Gay  L.  Dybwad,  James  A.  Armbruster.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Ronald  G.  Propp,  Robert  N.  Dietrich,  Frank  W.  Lambert,  Marvin  W. 
Mann,  Donald  J.  Fallon,  Alvin  L.  Young,  Samuel  K.  Beckman. 


Mennonite  Fellowship— TOP  ROW:  Larry  E.  Dirksen,  Ronald  J.  Berger,  Stephen 
W.  Stucky,  David  L.  Brown,  Gerald  W.  Stucky,  Rodney  H.  Wiens,  Karen  K. 
Wiens,  Kathenne  M.  Regier,  Willa  F.  Sidebottom.  SECOND  ROW:  Robert  I. 
Ediger,  Gary   L.  Stucky,   Merrill   K.  Schmidt,   Barbara   A.   Schmidt,   DuMont  K. 


Schmidt,  Gerald  C.  Schrag,  Kathleen  J.  Goering,  John  R.  Goering,  Thomas  D. 
Dick.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Clifton  V.  Hostetler,  David  J.  Holsinger,  Kenneth  R.  Holde- 
man,  Rudolph  D.  Claassen,  David  R.  Franz,  Donnie  D.  Schrag,  Larry  E.  Goering, 
Maurice  D.  Penner,  Willard  G.  Ebersole. 


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Newman  Club— TOP  ROW:  Marguerite  A.  Habiger,  Sandra  K.  Bieker,  Cheryln  J. 
Burk,  June  F.  Sweat,  Lenora  K.  Gabel,  Janet  K.  Groene,  Jams  K.  Burkholder, 
Jeanette  Brooke,  Janell  K.  Groene,  Pamela  M.  Kelly,  Jacqueline  L.  Wemgart. 
SECOND  ROW:  Margaret  A.  Thiel,  Carolyn  J.  Rippe,  Margaret  K.  Grogger, 
Mary  J.  Underwood,  MaryAnn  E.  Burgess,  Thomasine  L.  Wemgart,  Geraldine  A. 
Smith,  Jean  L.  Dillon,  Marilyn  E.  Lange,  JoAnn  Schafer.  THIRD  ROW:  Joseph  M. 


Bohnen,  Robert  E.  Spalding,  William  R.  Ross,  Frank  R.  Douthit,  Shirley  F.  Theis, 
George  P.  LaBarge,  Michael  P.  Gillgannon,  W.  Robert  Kramer,  Thomas  J.  Phillips, 
Joseph  M.  Schwartz.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Daniel  J.  Lankas,  Robert  L,  Hirt,  Gregory 
L.  Broeckelman,  Robert  J.  Albers,  Albert  W.  Vinduska,  Edward  W.  Bange,  Kelly 
D.  Johnson,  James  C  Trybom,  Jim  C.  Bnnkman,  Gary  L.  Thull. 


Newman  Club— TOP  ROW:  Arlene  Oberle,  Mary  J.  Hurley,  Pamela  C.  Mullen, 
Mary  C.  Huerter,  Louise  M.  Haslouer,  Sandra  K.  Richards,  Catherine  A.  Roebke, 
Delila  K.  Erl,  Michele  A.  Abbott,  Patricia  S.  Pacey.  SECOND  ROW:  Linda  A. 
Harris,  Virginia  A.  Meyer,  Joseph  A.  Orseno,  Joseph  Daniels,  Loretta  E.  Reeh, 
Lynnea  S.  Newbury,  Linda  Z.  Habiger,  Kathleen  J.  Hlaus,  Rosalie  R.  Sweat, 
Pamela  J.  Richards,  Sharlene  K.  Mitchell.  THIRD  ROW:  Joan  R.  Geraghty,  Kath- 


leen A.  Schmidt,  Margaret  L.  McCauley,  Alton  D.  Masters,  Janice  M.  Schlagel, 
James  L.  Shank,  Betsy  A.  Ruda,  Mary  K.  Prochaska,  Jo  Ann  Becker,  Mary  T. 
Sweat.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Denis  J.  Moeder,  Douglas  J.  Mull,  Norman  W.  Koester, 
Joel  S.  Brummel,  Gary  D.  Metzinger,  Kenneth  R.  Brady,  William  J.  Axe,  Robert 
A.  Weber,  Robert  W.  Robl. 


As  a  city  service  project  for  children,  Newman  Club  members 
assist  churches  in  providing  weekend  tutoring  and  recreation. 


Catholic  students  sponsor 
regional  Newman  meet 

Sponsoring  a  regional  convention,  members  of 
Newman  Club  had  the  opportunity  to  meet 
Catholic  students  attending  school  in  other  parts 
of  Kansas.  President  Charles  Badrick  was  elected 
president  of  the  national  organization  and  was 
honored  by  the  local  club  at  a  dance  and  ban- 
quet. Badrick  traveled  to  the  Caribbean  Islands 
for  the  World  Assembly  of  Youth. 

Members  participated  in  discussions  with  the 
Wesley  Foundation  and  the  Lutheran  Student 
Association  and  also  sponsored  birthday  parties 
for  old  folks  at  Wharton  and  Parkview  Manors. 
Sunday  meetings,  members  studied  Catholicism. 


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Newman  Club— TOP  ROW:  Patrick  J.  Sedlacek,  Francis  M.  Reedy,  Daniel  A. 
Fickel,  Nancy  C.  Martin,  Teresa  J.  Wurtz,  Barbara  S.  Wurtz,  Phyllis  J.  Johnson. 
SECOND  ROW:  John  A.  Gordon,  Gary  E.  Melton,  Samuel  J.  Brungardt,  Thomas 


J.  Skeuse,  Carole  L.  Tanner,  Lenna  D.  Skates,  Sharon  A.  Peltier.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Carl  A.  Kramer,  Jerry  B.  Fickel,  William  M.  McGreevy,  Charles  F.  Klesath,  Ste- 
phen W.  Kongs,  Jerry  F.  Honahy,  Bernard  K.  Geraghty. 


Newman  Club— TOP  ROW:  Barbara  A.  Nelson,  Nancy  J.  Mangelsdorf,  Mary  S. 
Brandner,  Dorothy  A.  Hokr,  Barbara  K.  Richard,  Don  A.  Johnson,  Dennis  A. 
Rohan,  Elaine  A.  Rusch,  Deanna  K.  Klenda,  Barbara  Byrne,  Pauletta  J.  Winderlin. 
SECOND  ROW:  John  J.  Gerstner,  Melvin  N.  Metzen,  Mary  E.  Carroll,  James  W. 
Mader,  Thomas  A.  Burger,  Thomas  H.  Cure,  Roy  T.  Ferguson,  James  R.  Studnicka, 
Norman  R.  Schneider,  Gabriel  O.  Ankeli.  THIRD  ROW:  Robert  E.  Cody,  Robert 


J.  Stallbaumer,  Jim  A.  McKmnis,  Bruce  A.  Adams,  Robert  A.  Swerczek,  Joseph 
G.  Merriam,  Charles  H.  Fellman,  Francis  L.  Eisenbarth,  Michael  Verschelden, 
Gary  E.  Voelker,  David  A.  Swerczek.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry  J.  DeDonder,  Wil- 
liam O.  Caspar,  James  E.  Dale,  Gary  A.  Hellebust,  Robert  L.  Schrandt,  James  H. 
Roeder,  Leon  B.  Schmidt,  Michael  A.  Gangel,  John  M.  Suellentrop,  Edward  D. 
Barenberg,  Eugene  A.  Riedel. 


Newman  Club— TOP  ROW:  Karen  L.  O'Connor,  Rita  L.  Vodraska,  Joan  L.  Booth, 
Gail  M.  Farmer,  James  E.  Schwing,  Ronald  A.  Winter,  Janie  I.  Rhyne,  Sandra  M. 
Dalrymple,  Linda  A.  Lickteig,  Mary  J.  Cooper,  Cheryl  A.  Schimpf.  SECOND 
ROW:  Thomas  J.  Drees,  Henry  J.  Kitzke,  Victor  F.  Shalkoski,  Daniel  J.  Carroll, 
Howard  E.  Meier,  Cynthia  K.  Fleming,  Marylyn  E.  Verhaalen,  Patricia  A.  Evans, 
Marikay  P.  Desch,  Jeanne  A.  Johnson.  THIRD  ROW:  Virgil  F.  Mclntire,  Cheryl  A. 


Boucher,  Robert  D.  Hattrup,  Michael  P.  Martin,  Gary  L.  Urbanek,  John  K.  Hall, 
Gerald  M.  Koppes,  Edward  R.  Heinen,  Richard  E.  Heuertz,  Jean  M.  Groner, 
Marie  E.  Thiel.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard  P.  Waldren,  Charles  W.  Duethman, 
Larry  G.  Cornwell,  Sherman  F.  Ogle,  Gerald  L.  Schnittker,  Samuel  F.  Chetta, 
Paul  J.  Lambert,  Daryl  L.  Wichman,  John  Hintz,  Gerald  U.  Doebele,  Douglas  C 
Seibel. 


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Roger  Williams  Fellowship— TOP  ROW:  Jerold  W.  Harrison,  Donald  L.  Bridges, 
Keith  E.  Tollefson,  Larry  D.  Redmon.  SECOND  ROW:  Joyce  E.  Blecha,  Alice  L 
Boyles,  Ruth  A.  Bartholomew,  Jean  M.  Fair,  Mary  L.  Esau.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Masako  Toyoshima,  Peggy  E.  Shafer,  Alice  F.  Seybert,  Erma  J.  Karr. 


Baptist  freshmen  discuss 
problems  of  college  life 

As  members  of  Roger  Williams  Fellowship, 
Baptist  freshmen  met  weekly  to  discuss  the  prob- 
lems of  college  life.  Several  members  attended  a 
regional  ecumenical  conference  at  Kansas  City 
and  a  state  ecumenical  conference  at  Rock 
Spring  4-H  Ranch. 

During  semester  break,  25  students  partici- 
pated in  a  Chicago,  111.  study  group  to  discuss 
social  and  religious  problems  of  the  big  city. 
Members  of  the  fellowship  also  heard  Deans 
Chester  Peters,  Thomas  Frith  and  Walter  Friesen 
review  communication  problems  between  the 
University  and  its  students. 


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Roger  Williams  Fellowship— TOP  ROW:  Saundra  K.  Masten,  Carol  J.  Owen, 
Steven  M.  Dent,  Janean  L.  Miller,  Marcia  S.  Monahan,  Gary  R.  Yotter,  Deanne 
M.  Rieke,  Donna  R.  Simmons,  Sharon  K.  Lewis,  Carolyn  S.  Lemon.  SECOND 
ROW:  Effie  M.  Breeden,  Carol  A.  Church,  Martha  E.  Toothaker,  Virginia  S.  Ford, 
Judy  A.  Hester,  Jack  L.  Decker,  Sue  A.  Eslinger,  Barbara  E.  Whitman,  Sandra  M. 
Underwood,   Janet    E.    Higley,   Jean    E.    Peterson.    THIRD    ROW:    Margaret  A. 


Breeden,  Carol  A.  Toothaker,  Harry  W.  McDaniel,  Jerry  D.  Morgan,  Sharon  L. 
Barrow,  William  H.  Maxwell,  R.  Bruce  Woods,  Mary  K.  Fowler,  Elizabeth  A. 
Wilkerson,  Kathleen  J.  Warner,  Beverly  A.  Dearing,  Nancy  M.  Manning.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  Gary  D.  Owen,  Roger  R.  McKee,  Harold  E.  Socolofsky,  Darnell  F. 
Hawkins,  Russell  L.  Muse,  Randall  L.  Harmison,  Ralph  C  Richardson,  Folorunso 
A.  Fayinka,  Austin  L.  Widener,  James  L.  Gray,  Allan  L.  Fedosky. 


Methodist  dance  group  prepares  for  European  trip 


During  Thanksgiving,  Christmas  and  Easter 
vacations,  members  of  Wesley  Foundation  Litur- 
gical Dance  Choir  gave  performances  in  Kansas 
towns.  The  Methodist  interpretative  dancers  also 
made  weekend  trips  in  the  Kansas  area  as  part 
of  the  ground  work  for  a  European  peace  mission 
scheduled  for  the  summer  of  1967.  Twelve  dancers 
are  expected  to  make  the  trip. 

Several  members  of  Wesley  Foundation  at- 
tended a  United  Nations  seminar  in  New  York 
City,  N.Y.  during  spring  break.  The  group  heard 


delegates  discuss  the  United  States  foreign  policy 
in  Southeast  Asia  and  also  visited  Washington, 
D.C.  Under  the  direction  of  President  Richard 
Brown,  Wesley  Foundation  sponsored  Sunday 
evening  speakers  and  arranged  weekend  retreats. 
As  part  of  its  education  program,  Sigma  Theta 
Epsilon  studied  the  book,  "Acts,  Then  and  Now." 
The  Methodist  men  met  for  monthly  supper 
meetings  at  the  Methodist  student  center  and  also 
helped  the  Wesley  Foundation  by  doing  yard- 
work  near  the  student  center. 


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Sigma  Theta  Epsilon— TOP  ROW:  Donald  G.  Booth,  James  W.  Scott,  Roger  L. 
Baker,  Larry  G.  Campbell,  Richard  C.  Wells,  Donald  L.  Gaymon.  SECOND  ROW: 
Floyd  J.  Barkman,  Robert  A.  Sparks,  James  L.  Brown,  Gary  S.  Overley,  Eric  W. 


Dagenhardt,  Gerald  A.  Bird.    BOTTOM   ROW:  James  K.  Koelliker,  Warren  F. 
Rempel,  David  C.  Gillespie,  Victor  J.  Olson,  John  P.  Honstead,  Leslie  B.  Allison. 


Wesley  Foundation— TOP  ROW:  Vicki  L.  Wenger,  Judith  M.  Graham,  Marsha 
L.  Stevens,  Patricia  L.  Groves,  Linda  L.  Seaton,  Peggy  J.  Enckson,  Linda  S.  Gar- 
rison, Honey  F.  Shelton.  SECOND  ROW:  Mary  A.  Ryser,  Dianna  J.  Montford, 
Ruth  A.  Dannenberg,    Mary  J.  Pretzer,   Judith  A.  Cowdrey,    Willard  A.  Iverson, 


Richard  C.  Wells.  THIRD  ROW:  Jeanette  E.  Allsbury,  Irene  S.  Skonberg,  Mar- 
garet A.  Dixon,  Robert  A.  Sparks,  Gerald  A.  Bird,  Eric  W.  Dagenhardt.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  James  L.  Brown,  Leslie  B.  Allison,  Victor  J.  Olson,  David  C.  Gillespie, 
Merle  G.  Eversmeyer. 


Wesley  Foundation— TOP  ROW:  Geraldine  S.  Troiovsky,  Carolyn  M.  Collins, 
Anna  M.  Luker,  Sherryl  L.  Diller,  Karen  S.  Brown,  Sheryl  K.  Jordan.  SECOND 
ROW:   Kenneth  J.  Locke,    Mrs.  Warren  Rempel,   Mary  E.  Schweitzer,    Ruth  Q. 


Schroeder,  Sharon  E.  Powers,  Donald  L.  Gaymon.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry  G. 
Campbell,  Warren  Rempel,  Richard  A.  Brown,  Charles  A.  Ryser,  Harlan  D. 
Stauffer,  Roger  L.  Baker. 


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a  coke  without  dismounting  at  each  stop  proves  to  be  some-  ternity   member   made   up  each  team   entered   in  the  contest. 


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Sigma  Chi's  song  leader,  who  directed  the  men  to  first  place  at 
the  thirty-second  annual  Interfraternity  Sing,  accepts  a  trophy. 


Fraternities,  sororities 
host  Greek  Week  games 

Dress-up  day  replaced  the  annual  sweatshirt 
day  during  Greek  Week  as  Interfraternity  and 
Panhellenic  Councils  made  major  revisions  in  the 
week's  activities.  Also  included  during  the  week 
were  exchange  dinners,  the  traditional  banquet 
and  four  open  house  parties  at  fraternities  with 
transportation  there  by  hayrack.  Susan  Small 
and  Joe  Krasinski  were  crowned  Greek  Week 
queen  and  king  in  ceremonies  preceding  the 
Greek  games  in  front  of  Anderson  hall. 

Racial  and  religious  discrimination  in  living 
groups  on  state  college  and  university  campuses 
was  prohibited  by  a  resolution  passed  by  the 
Board  of  Regents.  Greek  houses  were  asked  to 
sign  a  pledge  supporting  the  decision. 


Interfraternity  Council-TOP  ROW:  John  F.  Tisdel,  Robert  L.  Collins,  Philip  L. 
Sell,  Chester  V.  Rhoads,  Ronald  D.  Hadsall,  Duane  M.  Hennkson,  Joel  W.  Athey, 
Jim  E.  Loomis,  Gary  L.  Bender,  Charles  L.  Page.  SECOND  ROW:  Merle  A.  Soek- 
en,  William  D.  Edwardson,  William  O.  Caspar,  Edward  M.  Printz,  Mark  T.  Mil- 
bourn,  Michael  Montgomery,  Lowell  G.  Moore,  John  O.  McConnell,  John  N. 
Miller,  Darwin  E.  Cline.  THIRD    ROW:  Walter  S.  Friesen,  Stephen  A.  Dunbar, 


Garth  L.  Peterson,  Joseph  H.  Stout,  William  T.  Carson,  Donald  G.  Dressier,  Pat- 
rick Ervin,  Edward  E.  Blankenhagen,  Timothy  A.  Atchison,  Terry  B.  Farabi.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  William  M.  Wyckoff,  Daryll  D.  Jamvold,  Harold  C.  Peterson,  Rich- 
ard S.  Troell,  Douglas  O.  Kitchen,  Franklin  D.  Duncan,  Arlen  W.  Etling,  Randall 
L.  Harmison,  Dennis  L.  Powell,  Kenneth  D.  Knapp. 


Senior  Panhellenic  Council— TOP  ROW:  Susan  K.  Cosby,  Nancy  C.  Bortz,  Lauren 
E.  Schmidt,  Marilyn  L.  Woolley,  Mary  L.  Holmquist,  Betty  J.  Billmger,  Pamela  J. 
Dudley,  Diana  K.  Loetel,  Sara  S.  Bentley,  Janice  L.  Travis,  Margaret  N.  Lahey. 
SECOND    ROW:  Mary  J.  McAdow,  Patricia  L.  Peterson,  Margaret  A.  Koepke, 


Patricia  A.  Sughrue,  Karen  L.  Mitchell,  Mary  A.  Pryor,  Margaret  A.  Griffith,  Carol 
J.  Fisher.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Linda  G.  Henry,  Mary  J.  Dice,  Joyce  L.  Francis, 
Jeanette  K.  Mack,  Janet  A.  Rotman. 


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Tension  and  excitement  mount  as  freshmen  and  upperclass 
women  attend  their  first  open  house  party  during  formal  rush. 


Fraternities  pledge  men 
during  new  summer  rush 

Rushing  during  the  summer  months  and  the 
five  days  of  Rush  Week,  fraternities  pledged  an 
all-time  high  of  461  men.  Sororities,  which  rushed 
only  during  Rush  Week,  pledged  333  women. 
The  total  was  three  fewer  than  last  year,  even 
though  25  more  women  went  through  rush.  Sizes 
of  the  1 1  sorority  pledge  classes  ranged  from  24 
to  38.  Among  24  fraternities  the  largest  pledge 
class  contained  28  men. 

This  was  the  first  year  men  could  officially 
pledge  Greek  organizations  between  July  1  and 
August  23.  Summer  rush  filled  300  house  va- 
cancies. Sororities  did  not  conduct  a  summer 
rush  program.  Freshman  women  could  pledge 
only  during  Rush  Week  and  had  to  rank  in  the 
upper  50  per  cent  of  their  high  school  graduating 
classes.  During  five  days  of  formal  rush,  sororities 
presented  skits  dramatizing  the  values  and  goals 
considered  important  by  each  women's  group. 


Signing  up  dates  with  the  eight  houses  rushees  were  allowed 
to  visit  and  rearranging  conflicting  dates  begins  formal  rush. 


Five  days  of  house   skits,  tours  and   rush   parties  culminate  on  the  sixth  after- 
noon of  formal  Rush  Week  when  hopeful  rushees  receive  invitations  to  pledge. 


Amidst  tears  and  shouts,  Chi  Omega  actives  embrace  new  pledges  arriving  after 
receiving  bids.  Many  sororities  introduce  pledges  to  fraternity  men  at  yell-ins. 

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Junior  Panhellenic  Council— TOP  ROW:  Sharon  A.  Elsweiler,  Dianna  S.  Heath, 
Margaret  K.  Grogger,  Pamela  J.  Seaman,  Judith  A.  Bulger,  Trudine  M.  Mazaika, 
Mary  A.  Woolcott,  Heike  Goedecke,  Jeanne  A.  Guy,  Sandra  S.  Paramore.  BOT- 


TOM ROW:  Carolyn  K.  McKinley,  Cheryl  A.  Daves,  Joan  M.  Kleysteuber,  Kim- 
berly  E.  Williams,  Pamela  S.  Backhaus,  Marcia  K.  Diekman,  Genevieve  C.  Darter, 
Patricia  Schneider,  Regina  G.  Young. 


Helped  onto  the  Homecoming  Previews  stage,  the  Gamma  Phi 
Beta  candidate  vies  to  become  a  Homecoming  queen  finalist. 


After  a  full  week  of  rush,  Kappa  actives  treat  new  pledges  to 
an  informal  picnic  followed  by  entertainment  at  Sunset  Park. 


Greek  councils  promote 
scholarship,  activities 


Acting  as  coordinating  bodies  for  fraternal 
activities,  Junior  Panhellenic  Council  along  with 
Interfraternity  Pledge  Council  exchanged  ideas 
and  promoted  University  scholarship  and  activity 
interest  among  the  Greeks.  Both  fraternal  organi- 
zations, whose  members  were  selected  from 
Greek  pledge  classes,  helped  with  the  American 
Heart  Fund  Drive. 


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Swinging  their  partners  around  again,  Gamma  Phis  and  their 
dates  break  the  ordinary  party  routine  with  a  square  dance. 


Selected  from  among  11  sorority  candidates  on  her  appear- 
ance in  a  Greek  toga,  Susan  Small  is  first  Greek  Week  queen. 


Interfraternity  Pledge  Council — TOP  ROW:  Joyce  A.  Burris,  Carolyn  L.  McFar 
land,  June  A.  Woodard,  Marcia  K.  Scott,  Nancy  A.  Netson,  Rosalind  J.  Ridgway, 
Deanna  K.  Parry,  Mildred  A.  Goreham.  SECOND  ROW:  Edward  L.  Keating, 
Ronald  E.  Field,  Steven  L.  Morgan,  Gary  F.  Guesnier,  Haskell  S.  Wright,  Thomas 
E.  Tweed,  Elva  J.   Chilcott.  THIRD  ROW:  John  E.  Markley,  Robert  M.  Hudson, 


Lindsey  D.  Tweedy,  Robert  J.  Juranick,  Dave  M.  Depping,  Thomas  C.  Roberts, 
Robert  I.  Latta,  Kenton  M.  Grigg.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Vern  A.  Solbach,  David  R. 
Schmidt,  Terry  K.  Boggs,  Max  M.  Heidrick,  David  K.  Lightner,  Robert  S.  Kay,  Phil 
S.  Goss. 


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After  running  down  the  walk  with  other  members  of  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma,  cheerleaders  greet  women  at  a  rush  party. 


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Clovia-TOP  ROW:  Mrs.  Sybil 
La  whs,  Suzie  L.  Allen,  Sharon  K. 
Benton,  Carol  S.  Clark,  Arlene  R. 
Dahm,  Sharon  K.  George. 


SECOND  ROW:  Diana  K.  Goertz, 
Margaret  R.  Hooper,  Carol  L. 
Hoover,  Judith  H.  Hunter,  Karolyn 
K.  Kellog,  Beverly  J.  Kreider. 


THIRD  ROW:  Cheryl  L.  Lloyd, 
Marcia  L.  Lowther,  Sharon  K. 
Madden,  Dorothy  L.  Mayhill,  Con- 
nie M.  McClure,  Marlyse  K.  Mil- 
burn. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Janet  L.  Moore, 
Jeanne  L.  Muret,  Carolyn  D.  Ol- 
son, Janet  L.  Patton,  Patricia  A. 
Patton,  Renita  K.  Pohl. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jean  E.  Rees, 
Norla  M.  Stephens,  Elizabeth  R. 
Sutcliffe,  Elizabeth  B.  Tefen,  Val- 
erie J.  Thiessen,  Patricia  A.  Wiens, 
Cynthia  A.  Wilson. 


Clovia  women  use  their  cooking  talents  as  they  make  pizza  for 
a  snack.  Many  of  Clovia's  members  are  home  economics  maiors. 


Clovia  member  receives 
national  4-H  recognition 

As  a  national  4-H  winner  in  foods  and  nutri- 
tion, Clovia  member  Karolyn  Kellogg  was 
awarded  a  trip  to  the  national  4-H  Congress  in 
Chicago,  111.  and  a  semester  scholarship.  Five 
members  were  recipients  of  national  Union  Pa- 
cific 4-H  scholarships.  The  women,  all  members 
of  Collegiate  4-H,  participated  in  Omicron  Nu, 
SEA,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Home  Economics 
Council,  the  Honors  Program,  Kappa  Delta  Pi 
and  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron. 

Delay  in  construction  of  a  new  house  slated  to 
begin  in  September  1965  allowed  for  expansion 
of  plans  from  accommodations  for  50  women  to 
room  for  62  women.  Construction  is  planned  to 
begin  in  September  1966. 

Clovia  members  served  as  hostesses  for  high 
school  students  at  Home  Economics  Hospitality 
Day.  The  20  women  also  participated  in  women's 
intramural  sports.  Clovia  alumnae  honored  mem- 
bers who  had  earned  a  3.0  grade  point  average  or 
above  at  a  scholarship  dinner. 


Alpha  Chi  Omega  earns 
trophy  for  article  writing 

Contributing  outstanding  articles  and  informa- 
tion to  Lyre,  its  national  magazine,  won  the  Lyre 
trophy  for  Alpha  Chi  Omega.  Alpha  Chis  cap- 
tured the  DePauw  Duo  relay  trophy  for  the  third 
consecutive  year  against  Kappa  Alpha  Theta. 
The  pledge  class  made  placemats  for  patients' 
trays  at  Memorial  hospital  and  sang  for  an  area 
rest  home  as  service  projects. 

Members  were  represented  in  Student  Senate, 
Angel  Flight,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon,  Theta  Sigma  Phi, 
Omicron  Nu  and  Kappa  Phi.  President  of  Sigma 
Alpha  Eta  and  Student  Governing  Association 
were  Alpha  Chis.  Social  activities  included  a  fall 
western  party,  a  pledge  Christmas  formal,  a 
spring  Shipwreck  Party  and  the  annual  Golden 
Lyre  Ball.  Members,  together  with  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha,  were  model  United  Nations  delegates. 


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Founded  DePauw  University 
1885.  Gamma  Zeta  chapter 
established  1947.  President: 
Judie  K.  Hunt. 


Always  a  happy  and  unexpected  occasion,  pinnings  at  the 
Alpha  Chi  Omega  house  usually  are  Wednesday  night. 


Alpha  Chi  Omega-TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  Harold  P.  Lowe,  Mary  E. 
Abson,  Regena  K.  Alexander, 
Barbara  A.  Bagby,  Carol  A.  Bart- 
ley,  Barbara  L.  Beck,  Sherrilyn  K. 
Becker. 


SECOND  ROW:  Nancy  C.  Bortz, 
Helen  F.  Bosche,  Roberta  J. 
Boughton,  Gretchen  M.  Brandt, 
Mary  C.  Brookens,  Martha  J. 
Budke,  Nancy  J.  Butler. 


THIRD  ROW:  Virginia  A.  Carlson, 
Janet  L.  Chatfield,  Patricia  M. 
Cockrell,  Sandra  L.  Daugharthy, 
Karen  D.  DeGood,  Mildred  L 
Dickey,  Jean  L.  Dillon. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Trudy  C.  Drapel, 
Emily  A.  Eitmann,  Susan  K.  Far- 
ha,  Patricia  A.  Ferguson,  Pamela 
K.  Fortun,  Sandra  A.  Garlich, 
Shirley  A.  Garrett. 


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Theresa  M.  Garlett,  Marilyn  S. 
Goodgion,  Margaret  K.  Grogger, 
Carolyn  S.  Guetzko,  Sarah  C. 
Harper,  Susan  L.  Hendrix,  Rebecca 
R.  Hitchcock,  Judie  K.  Hunt. 


SECOND  ROW:  Janet  L.  Janssen, 
Marna  G  Jenkins,  Delores  J. 
Johnson,  Paula  S.  Johnson,  Pamela 
A.  Jones,  Patricia  L.  Jones,  Linda 
A.  Kirk,  Marilyn  E.  Lange. 


THIRD  ROW:  Linda  M.  Lantis,  Lois 
K.  Lewis,  Martha  J.  Lonergan, 
Jeanette  K.  Mack,  Barbara  J. 
Mattix,  Linda  A.  Mayer,  Carolyn 
L.  McFarland,  Maria  J.  Messer- 
smith. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Janean  L.  Miller, 
Valerie  J.  Millis,  Carolyn  K.  Mohr- 
man,  Maryanne  Murphy,  Suzanne 
E.  Nelson,  Karen  L.  O'Connor, 
Betty  K.  Oleen,  Myrna  M.  Otte. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Carolyn  S.  Pearson, 
Eileen  Peirce,  Sally  R.  Preheim, 
Jean  M.  Pyles,  Nancy  C.  Reeves, 
Gayla  L.  Richards,  Barbara  J. 
Ruediger,  Luanne  R.  Shank. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ann  M.  Shier, 
Geraldine  A.  Smith,  Sharrie  A. 
Snell,  Sherri  D.  Spitsnogle,  Linda 
L.  Summers,  Carol  S.  Thorpe, 
Laurel  B.  Warren,  Mary  A.  Wool- 
cott. 


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house  of  Alpha  Chi  Omega  features  a  fireplace  which  extends 


from  the  inside  to  an  outside  patio.  Built  in  1959,  the  house 
has  a  coat-of-arms  which  was  handmade  in  England. 


Alpha  Delta  Pi-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Eva  F.  Acker,  Brenda  G.  Adrian, 
Judy  D.  Baker,  Diana  K.  Barton, 
Carol  S.  Beach,  Marilyn  K.  Boles, 
Julie  C.  Bottenberg,  Susan  E. 
Brooks. 


SECOND  ROW:  Cheryl  C.  Bruce, 
Shirley  A.  Bulger,  Peggy  C.  Bur- 
nett, Carol  A.  Burton,  Sharon  R. 
Burton,  Kathleen  M.  Caviness, 
Carolyn  S.  Colaw,  Marquita  M. 
Condon. 


THIRD  ROW:  Janet  S.  Cowan, 
Cheryl  A.  Daves,  Deborah  M. 
DeMand,  Judith  A.  Dey,  Nancy  J. 
Dukelow,  Patricia  A.  Emrich,  Janet 
K.  Faddis,  Mary  K.  Foltz. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Mary  K.  Francis, 
Sheryl  J.  Fraser,  Cormne  D. 
Greene,  Ethel  J.  Hatch,  Nancy  J. 
Hedges,  Linda  G.  Henry,  Mary  L. 
Holmquist,  Catherine  L.  Hyde. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Carolyn  A.  Jones, 
Pamela  M.  Kelly,  Kathleen  K. 
Klein,  Joan  M.  Kleysteuber,  Jac- 
queline Kubat,  Linda  K.  Lamp, 
Sandra    K.    Lindgren,    Gayle   G. 


Loughmiller. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Patricia  L.  Mc- 
Coy, Karen  J.  Mcllroy,  Judith  K. 
McMillan,  Constance  A.  Mehl, 
Pamela  A.  Memman,  Roberta  I. 
Mmnis,  Evelyn  L.  Moats,  Johnnie 
L.  Morgan. 


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Founded  Macon,  Georgia 
1  851.  Alpha  Eta  chapter 
established  1915.  President: 
Sharon  R.  Burton. 


Active  ADPis  meet  and  entertain  rushees  during  the  Snow  White 
and  Dwarf  skit  presented  at  an  invitational  Rush  Week  party. 


Alpha  Delta  Pi  initiates 
1000th  chapter  member 


Three  hundred  alumnae  were  guests  of  Alpha 
Delta  Pi  during  its  fiftieth  anniversary  celebra- 
tion Oct.  30.  Four  national  officers  and  five 
charter  members  were  among  those  present  when 
the  1000th  member  was  initiated. 

Christmas  caroling  with  Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
at  an  area  rest  home  and  representing  Denmark 
and  Israel  in  the  Model  United  Nations  were  two 
sorority  projects.  The  ADPis  also  received  the 
second  place  trophy  for  their  Homecoming  float 
built    in    conjunction    with    Pi    Kappa    Alpha. 

In  campus  activities,  ADPis  were  members  of 
Angel  Flight,  Sparks,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Student 
Senate  and  Union  Governing  Board. 


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ter room,  dining  room  and  living  quarters  to  the  north  section. 


Alpha  Delta  Pi  — TOP  ROW: 
Ru  Ann  Moore,  Linda  K.  Morris- 
sette,  Dianne  S.  Nydell,  Donna  L. 
Olivier,  Cecelia  M.  Osborn,  Eliza- 
beth A.  Osborn,  Colleen  M. 
Ostmeyer,  Faith  A.  Ott. 


SECOND  ROW:  Natalie  J.  Parker, 
Susan  K.  Pike,  Patricia  J.  Reed, 
Mary  P.  Richter,  Rosalind  J.  Ridg- 
way,  Sandra  L.  Roark,  Marilyn  S. 
Robbins,    Carolyn    M.    Robinson. 


THIRD  ROW:  Janette  S.  Robinson, 
Vicki  L.  Schultz,  Susan  A.  Schwab, 
Jane  A.  Sherer,  Andrea  A.  Skrad- 
ski,  Constance  A.  Sturgis,  Patricia 
A.  Sughrue,  Linda  J.  Surtees. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Barbara  E.  Tay- 
lor, Jean  E.  Taylor,  Mary  A. 
Thorson,  Linda  L.  Tresennter, 
Nancy  J.  Ukena,  Charlene  D. 
Walser,  Margaret  A.  Walsh, 
Shirley  A.  Wanklyn. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lynette  K.  Warn- 
er, Anne  C.  Waters,  Linda  J.  Wat- 
kins,  Rena  L.  Watts,  Alice  K. 
Welborn,  Helen  A.  Wilson,  Regina 
F.  Wolfe,  Rosemary  A.  Wolfe, 
Diane  K.  Younqers. 


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Highlighting  social  activities  of  Alpha  Xi  Delta,  601  Fairchild, 
are  the  spring  Pink  Rose  Formal  and  a  pledge-active  party. 


Alpha  Xis  host  chapters 
for  province  convention 


Hosting  chapters  from  Missouri  and  Kansas 
at  the  Alpha  Xi  Delta  province  convention  in 
April  was  a  special  project  of  the  Greek  women. 
Sorority  sisters  also  sponsored  a  slave  day  to 
raise  funds  for  Project  Headstart,  a  nursery  school 
for  the  underprivileged. 

Alpha  Xi  members  participated  in  Sparks, 
Delta  Phi  Delta,  Kappa  Delta  Pi  and  Theta 
Sigma  Phi  honoraries.  President  Linda  Barton 
received  the  Keuchenmeister  award  which  was 
presented  at  the  sorority's  national  convention  for 
loyalty  and  service  to  the  chapter.  Alpha  Xis 
also  participated  in  women's  intramurals. 


One  hundred  six  chapters. 
Founded  Lombard  College 
1893.  Alpha  Kappa  chapter 
established  1922.  President: 
Linda  C.  Barton. 


Alpha  Xi  Delta-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Ernest  Casey,  Mary  S.  Attwood, 
Eva  M.  Ayres,  Gratia  L.  Baehr, 
Cheryl  K.  Bailey,  Cheryl  L.  Bain, 
Kay  E.  Bain,  Linda  C.  Barton. 


SECOND  ROW:  Karen  J.  Beck, 
Mary  A.  Bigelow,  Donna  B.  Bild- 
erback,  Phyllis  J.  Blasdel,  Barbara 
D.  Boyer,  Linda  J.  Braun,  Lenore 
K.  Brim,  Pamalee  G.  Carson. 


THIRD  ROW:  Harriet  G.  Chnsten- 
sen,  Carolyn  M.  Collins,  Karen  M. 
Comerford,  Charlotte  R.  Deters, 
Carol  J.  Deubler,  Jacqueline 
Dietrich,  Judith  A.  Dunn,  Sharon 
A.  Elsweiler. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Diana  L.  Endorf, 
Mary  J.  Fritz,  Georgeanne  Glea- 
son,  Susan  K.  Goold,  Janet  K. 
Griffith,  Margaret  A.  Griffith, 
Helen  D.  Groyon,  Julie  A.  Hackett. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Adelia  M.  Haun, 
Dianna  S.  Heath,  Judith  E.  Helmke, 
Cheryl  K.  Henderson,  Bonnie 
Hergenreter,  Diana  K.  Hyames, 
Jeanne  A.  Ingersoll,  Judy  G. 
Jackson. 


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Alpha  Xi  Delta-TOP  ROW: 
Patricia  L.  Johnson,  Penny  J.  Klein, 
Kay  E.  Kotapish,  Kathenne  Y. 
Kracht,  Jean  A.  Lancaster,  Wini- 
fred B.  Lathrop,  Evelyn  J.  Lewis, 
Wild-a  L.  Loeppke. 


SECOND  ROW:  Nancy  C.  Lukins, 
Connie  S.  Lutes,  Mar|one  I.  Mabry, 
Diane  S.  McMurray,  Karen  L. 
Mitchell,  Janet  A.  Naylor,  Karen 
R.  Newton,  Patricia  Nicholson. 


THIRD  ROW:  Linda  D.  Orrell, 
Janice  M.  Orth,  Beth  M.  Pann- 
backer,  Judith  A.  Phillips,  Chloe 
E.  Rexroad,  Bonnie  A.  Rice,  Linda 
M.  Shannon. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Suzanne  Stone, 
Sandra  K.  Swenson,  Barbara  M. 
Wells,  Roslyn  D.  Wentz,  Elisabeth 
A.  Wentz,  Lois  A.  Wiley,  Kathleen 
R.  Williams. 


Alpha  Xis  entertain  their  dates  at  the  annual  pledge-active 
party  sponsored  by  the  pledge  class.  A  Shipwreck  Party  was 


the  theme  chosen  for  the  event  held  at  the  house.  Costumes 
depicting  pirates  and  stranded,  helpless  vacationers  were  worn. 


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False  doors,  two  stories  high,  and  an  entrance-way  chandelier 
are  two  distinguishing  features  of  the  modern  Chi  Omega  house. 


One  hundred  forty-one  chap- 
ters. Founded  University  of 
Arkansas  1895.  Kappa  Al- 
pha chapter  established 
1915.  President:  Pamela  A. 
Howard. 


Chi  O  alumnae  attend 
open  house,  tea,  banquet 

Celebrating  its  fiftieth  anniversary,  Chi  Omega 
hosted  an  open  house,  afternoon  tea  and  banquet 
for  more  than  200  alumnae.  Also  present  was 
Elizabeth  Dyer,  national  president.  Portraying 
the  Homecoming  parade  theme,  "Sooner  or 
Later,"  Chi  Omega  and  Sigma  Chi  produced 
first  place  results  in  float  competition. 

Chi  Os  were  chosen  Military  Ball  queen,  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha  and  Acacia  Dream  Girls,  Delta 
Upsilon  sweetheart,  National  Drake  Relays 
queen,  honorary  Pershing  Rifles  commander  and 
Alpha  Delta  Theta  president.  Members  also  par- 
ticipated in  intramural  volleyball  and  kickball 
games  and  were  active  in  Kappa  Alpha  Phi,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon,  and  Mortar  Board. 

Christmas  activities  included  a  stocking  party 
and  caroling  at  a  Manhattan  rest  home.  A  party 
given  by  the  Chi  Omega  pledge  class  envisioned 
its  idea  of  "Heaven  and  Hell."  The  sorority's 
annual  White  Carnation  Ball  was  in  the  spring. 


Chi  Omego-TOP  ROW:  Mrs.  L 
E.  Keefer,  Carol  S.  Amos,  Sara  M. 
Bayless,  Shelley  Bergerhouse, 
Mary  A.  Bishop,  Sandra  L.  Brad- 
ley, Pamela  K.  Carr,  Judith  L. 
Chandler. 


SECOND  ROW:  Linda  J.  Chap- 
man, Polly  A.  Coombs,  Martha  J. 
Cox,  Mary  L.  Crowley,  Diane  D. 
DeVoe,  Mary  J.  Dice,  Catherine 
J.  Dickinson,  Marcia  K.  Diekman. 


THIRD  ROW:  Sue  A.  Diller,  Donna 
A.  Dodge,  Marilyn  L.  Dragush, 
Pamela  J.  Dudley,  Nancy  K.  Dyke, 
Sue  A.  Eslinger,  Nancy  L.  Evans, 
Beverly  J.  Falconer. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Beth  K.  Fleisch- 
mann,  Luella  J.  Fosmire,  Linda  R. 
Fritz,  Sandra  K.  Froelich,  Sharon 
L.  Froelich,  Jane  E.  Gamba, 
Cheryl  S.  Gilmore,  Janice  Good- 
rich. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Helen  L.  Gordon, 
Carolyn  K.  Graham,  Joyce  M. 
Granquist,  Gretchen  K.  Hilgen- 
dorf,  Barbara  J.  Hoch,  Sharon  A. 
Hotujac,  Pamela  A.  Howard,  Mary 
A.  Hughes. 


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Chi  Omega-TOP  ROW:  Ellen  J. 
Kelchak,  Eugenia  D.  Kersting, 
Patricia  A.  Kildow,  Jane  D.  Klover, 
Donna  L.  Knoell,  Carolyn  S.  Kuhn, 
Connie  F.  Lathrop,  Elizabeth  A. 
Mackender. 


SECOND  ROW:  Sammye  S.  Man- 
ning, Barbara  L.  Martens,  Johnette 
C.  Massey,  Kathryn  M.  McCarthy, 
Susan  J.  McCoy,  Kathryn  A.  Mc- 
Googan,  Sharon  R.  Meisner,  Janet 
L.  Merchant. 


THIRD  ROW:  Susan  Merrill,  Janice 
J.  Miles,  Janet  L.  Miller,  Lynne  S. 
Miller,  Marcia  L.  Morris,  Marlene 
K.  Moyer,  Anne  E.  Nelson,  Karen 
S.  Nelson. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Nancy  A.  Netson, 
Doreen  Ochsner,  Susan  M.  Oke, 
Annette  Pallesen,  Nancy  J.  Palmer, 
Patricia  A.  Palmer,  Elizabeth  H. 
Parker,  Sharon  L.  Percival. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Suzan  C.  Ranz,  Pattie 
D.  Rickenbacher,  Sallie  K.  Roach, 
Candace  L.  Rogers,  Patricia  A. 
Ruggles,  Diane  J.  Schwmdt,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Seitz. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Kathleen  J.  Sewell, 
Janora  A.  Sigley,  Donna  L.  Silver, 
Linda  K.  Stanley,  Janice  L.  Stuessi, 
Leslie  A.  Thompson,  Carol  A. 
Tillery. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Rachel  R.  Unruh, 
Nancy  S.  Waite,  Candace  A. 
Wheatley,  Nancy  S.  Wilcox, 
Martha  E.  Wood,  Jolanna  B. 
Wright,  Susan  K.  Young. 


Chi   Os   entertain  their   mothers  at  a   spaghetti  supper  held 
during  their  annual  fall  Mothers'  Weekend.  Approximately 


50    mothers    were  treated   to    an    Italian    weekend,   which  in- 
cluded special  evening  activities  planned  by  their  daughters. 


Tri  Delta  alumnae  meet 
for  anniversary  festivities 

Tri  Deltas  and  nearly  200  alumnae  celebrated 
their  fiftieth  anniversary.  Scrapbooks  and  letters 
from  alumnae  supplemented  the  festivities.  At 
Christmas,  members  sent  clothing  to  an  orphan- 
age in  Viet  Nam.  By  selling  candy,  they  earned 
SI 50  for  a  scholarship. 

In  campus  activities,  Tri  Deltas  belonged  to 
Sparks,  Chimes,  Mortar  Board,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  Kappa  Delta  Pi  and  Phi  Kappa  Phi.  They 
headed  Home  Economics  Council  and  Angel 
Flight  and  acted  as  Board  of  Student  Organiza- 
tions secretary  and  Royal  Purple  editor.  Two 
fraternity  sweethearts,  Cannonball  queen  and  a 
Homecoming  finalist  were  Tri  Delta  members. 


One  hundred  eight  chapters. 
Founded  Boston  University 
1888.  Theta  lota  chapter 
established  1915.  President: 
Ann  McCaslin 


Houseboys  judge  Tri  Delta  pledges'  poems  and  homemade 
hats  modeled  initiation  weekend  at  the  Purple  Hat  Luncheon. 


Delta  Delta  Delta-TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  Ray  Jones,  Susan  L.  Alldritt, 
Judith  Allen,  Elizabeth  Andersen, 
Carolyn  Bartholomew,  Lynda  C. 
Bennett,  Nancy  M.  Boyer,  Mary 
S.   Brandner. 


SECOND  ROW:  Barbara  A.  Brat- 
ton,  Carol  A.  Brent,  Margery  L. 
Brent,  Elizabeth  A.  Brinkoeter, 
Jane  M.  Britton,  Sherry  K.  Brush, 
Karin    F.    Burns,    Barbara    Byrne. 


THIRD  ROW:  Virginia  G.  Card- 
well,  Jean  M.  Casper,  Karen  K. 
Charbonneau,  Jane  Clark,  Lynda 
L.  Clyne,  Barbara  D.  Coffey, 
Nancy  J.  Condell,  Susan  K.  Dill- 


FOURTH  ROW:  Vicki  L.  Ditch, 
LaDonna  L.  Douglass,  Martha  L. 
Dryer,  Jolene  Evans,  Rebecca  J. 
Fink,  Susan  A.  Florence,  Janet  L. 
French,  Carole  J.  Fry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Heike  Goedecke, 
Cynthia  J.  Goll,  Marilynn  Gump, 
Jeanne  A.  Guy,  Marilyn  L.  Hall, 
Chrystal  Hantla,  Ann  M.  Harding, 
Kathryn  E.  Heyne. 


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Delta  Delta  Delta-TOP  ROW: 
Carol  A.  Hinnergardt,  Merry  J. 
Kanawyer,  Deanna  K.  Klenda, 
Sharon  R.  Kraff,  Karen  A.  Kroutil, 
Lynne  M.  Larsen,  Mary  B.  Lawhon, 
Karen  A.  Leister. 


SECOND  ROW:  Karen  B.  Lmck, 
Hollace  L.  Long,  Jean  A.  Longa- 
bach,  Mary  F.  Mann,  Sharon  K. 
Mason,  Janice  L.  Mathena,  Jean 
A.  Maynard,  Ann  McCaslin. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kathleen  A.  McNeal, 
Carol  E.  Miller,  Janice  S.  Miller, 
Jane  M.  Myers,  Joy  A.  Newell, 
Janice  K.  Nixon,  Kathryn  Noellsch, 
Janet  S.  OConnell. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Patricia  L.  Peter- 
son, Pamela  S.  Pierpoint,  Shirley 
A.  Pinkerton,  Linda  A.  Poell, 
Marguerite  Ralston,  Carmre  J. 
Rose,  Jamie  Rothberger,  Janet  A. 
Rotman. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Elaine  A.  Rusch, 
Martha  C.  Sanders,  Marcia  K. 
Scott,  Nancy  J.  Scott,  Kathenne 
E.  Shelton,  Marilyn  L.  Singer, 
Suzanne  M.  Smalley,  Marilyn  K. 
Spainhour. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Carol  J.  Staab, 
Ellen  L.  Taylor,  Susan  K.  Wade, 
Janet  M.  Wegman,  Janel  S.  Wil- 
son, Ruth  A.  Wilson,  Linda  L.  Witt, 
Margaret  E.  Yessick. 


Fraternities  gather  on  the  back  patio  of  the  Tri  Delta  house, 
1834  Laramie,  to  serenade  sorority  members  on  the  two-level 


Spanish  Mediterranean  balcony.  Warm  weather  converts  the 
balcony  into  a  sundeck  while  the  house  itself  is  air-conditioned. 


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Delta  Zeta-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Dorothy  F.  Hosley,  Marilyn  J. 
Allen,  Bonnee  B.  Badger,  Carolyn 
L.  Barney,  Gloria  E.  Baxter,  Bar- 
bara A.  Beals,  Patricia  Bell,  Jean 
K.  Bodwell. 


SECOND  ROW:  Elaine  K.  Brens- 
ing,  Elva  J.  Chilcott,  Sarah  B. 
Dallas,  Patti  E.  Drake,  Patricia  A. 
Evans,  Nancy  E.  Fair,  Carol  J. 
Fisher,  Barbara  J.  Fleming. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Gayle  K.  Foster, 
Carole  J.  Francis,  Louvae  L.  Gib- 
son, Mary  E.  Glenn,  Jackie  L. 
Gomer,  Mar|0ne  L.  Gordon, 
Mary  J.  Hauber,  Anna  C.  Hayer. 


DZs  place  in  IF  Sing,  make  house  improvements 


Singing  "Delta  Zeta  Devotional"  and  "So's  I 
Can  Write  My  Name/'  DZs  placed  third  in  In- 
terfraternity  Sing.  With  the  colors  blue,  green 
and  gold,  Delta  Zeta  refurnished  and  carpeted 
the  lounge  and  carpeted  the  upstairs  of  the  chap- 
ter house.  At  Christmas,  DZ  women  adopted  a 


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chapters.  Founded  Miami 
University  1902.  Lambda 
chapter  established  1915; 
reactivated  1963.  President: 
Virginia  S.  Schneider. 


family  and  gave  toys,  clothing  and  food.  Pledges 
polished  shoes  at  fraternities  for  a  money-making 
project.  Other  activities  included  the  pledge  party 
with  a  "007"  theme,  the  Joyeux  Noel  Christmas 
Formal  and  the  spring  Pink  Rose  Formal. 

Members  of  Delta  Zeta  were  represented  in 
Angel  Flight,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Chimes  and 
Sparks.  The  chairmen  of  the  Student  Governing 
Association  opinion  sampling  and  health  com- 
mittees belonged  to  the  sorority. 


Earning    third    place    in    Interfraternity    Sing,    DZs    practice 
nightly.  Thirteen  houses  participated,  each  singing  two  songs. 


Two  new  air-conditioners  and  a  completely  redecorated  sec- 
ond floor  lounge  provide  improved  house  facilities  for  Delta 


Zeta.  Having  reorganized  as  a  Manhattan  sorority  in  1963, 
the   DZ  chapter  terminated    its  third   year   at    1803  Laramie. 


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Delta  Zeta-TOP  ROW:  Cheryl  S. 
Heide,  Melinda  R.  Hrabe,  Patricia 
K.  Keltner,  Gail  A.  Klick,  Sally  L. 
Kroger,  Marilyn  L.  Lafferty,  Linda 
J.  Lawrence. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jane  A.  Lee, 
Marcia  A.  Lemon,  Julia  A.  Linder, 
Diana  K.  Loetel,  Mary  A.  Lowe, 
Karen  M.  Lutz,  Linda  R.  Mann. 


THIRD  ROW:  Joyce  E.  McDonald, 
Sandra  L.  McElwain,  Janice  J. 
Morrow,  Elaine  E.  Nicolay,  Jana 
S.  Niles,  Diana  L.  O'Dell,  Marilyn 
K.  Pankratz. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sandra  S.  Para- 
more,  Shelia  R.  Pilger,  Patricia 
Schneider,  Virginia  S.  Schneider, 
Iva  L.  Schupp,  Olga  E.  Schwartz- 
kopf,  Kathryn  A.  Scott. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Martie  R.  Shaffer, 
Susan  J.  Sheldon,  Kathleen  A. 
Sloan,  Janice  E.  Smith,  Diane  K. 
Starbuck,  Gail  E.  Tawney,  Judy 
L.  Van  Blarcum. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Patricia  S.  Wal- 
lace, Elizabeth  M.  Wary,  Marian 
L.  Whitmore,  Eleanor  R.  Whitney, 
Martha  A.  Wilson,  E'Lynn  S. 
Wright,  Nancy  L.  Zimmerman. 


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wing  addition  to  the  Gamma  Phi 
with  study  and  recreation  room. 


Ninety  chapters.  Founded 
Syracuse  University  1  874. 
Beta  Upsilon  chapter  estab- 
lished 1957.  President:  Gail 
S.  Breidenthal. 


Gamma  Phis  take  first 
in  IF  Sing,  scholarship 

Singing  "Guided  by  Stars"  and  "I  Talked  to 
the  Trees,"  Gamma  Phi  Beta  placed  first  among 
sororities  competing  in  Interfraternity  Sing. 
Members  also  placed  first  in  sorority  scholarship 
rankings  for  spring  1965,  receiving  the  province 
scholarship  award.  A  new  wing  containing  study 
rooms  and  a  combination  chapter  and  recreation 
room  were  completed. 

Little  American  Royal  queen  and  Military 
Ball  queen  were  Gamma  Phis.  Six  members  were 
active  in  Angel  Flight,  three  in  Sparks  and  four 
in  Chimes.  At  Christmas  members  donated  toys 
to  a  camp  for  underprivileged  children  in  Colo- 
rado. For  one  dance,  a  square  dance  caller  pro- 
vided atmosphere  for  a  barn  party. 


Gamma  Phi  Beta— TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  Charles  Cox,  Charleen  A. 
Achenbach,  Lynda  K.  Adams,  Janet 
L.  Alexander,  Mary  L.  Brainerd, 
Gale  M.  Brandt,  Gail  S.  Breiden- 
thal, Pamela  R.  Buetzer. 


SECOND  ROW:  Patricia  J.  Callen, 
Connie  L.  Carr,  Ann  L.  Charlton, 
Mary  F.  Childres,  Jane  R.  Choplin, 
Linda  A.  Claydon,  Ruth  E.  Coburn, 
Shirley  C.  Crail. 


THIRD  ROW:  Donna  E.  Craven, 
Jonalyn  Cruickshank,  Countess  K. 
Culberfson,  Susan  L.  Currie,  Gloria 
J.  Delich,  Mollye  A.  Eddy,  Martha 
M.  Fly,  Joyce  E.  Furney. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Mary  Z.  Furney, 
Janice  M.  Gillmore,  Jean  C.  Gill- 
more,  Mildred  A.  Goreham,  Soma 
J.  Green,  Marsha  K.  Greene,  Ann 
B.  Harper,  Nancy  L.  Higgins. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Diane  Hodgson, 
Lynda  S.  Hoff,  Ardis  E.  Horsch, 
Dorothy  M.  Hostetter,  Audrey  G. 
Hulse,  Cheryl  K.  Jarvis,  Joan  K. 
Kammerer,  Sharon  L.  Kirkbride. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Linda  A.  Kuhn, 
Gloria  L.  Lewerenz,  Donna  J.  Lil- 
lich,  Cheryl  A.  Linn,  Carolyn  A. 
Love,  Elaine  V.  Lowe,  Linda  L. 
Ludden,  Judith  K.  Lybarger. 


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Gamma  Phi  Beta— TOP  ROW: 
Sally  J.  Maichel,  Sandra  S.  Mall, 
Maureen  K.  Manuel,  Mary  J.  Mc- 
Adow,  Judith  E.  McGee,  Carolyn 
K.  McKinley,  Janice  L.  McKinley. 


SECOND  ROW:  Robin  McLean, 
Mary  C.  Meehan,  Judith  A.  Melvin, 
Patricia  A.  Miller,  Vikki  K.  Miller, 
Jan  M.  Myers,  Lonnie  J.  Peck. 


THIRD  ROW:  Norma  B.  Perry, 
Sheryl  R.  Raglow,  Virginia  A. 
Ramey,  Diane  L.  Rasmussen,  Ger- 
trude F.  Rippey,  Theresa  K.  Rose, 
Susan  L.  Rosenkranz. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Margaret  J.  Ryan, 
Lauren  E.  Schmidt,  Martha  J.  Seitz, 
Patricia  L.  Shane,  Linda  K.  Shehi, 
Lee  A.  Skaggs,  Jo  Anne  Stark- 
weather. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Linda  K.  Turney, 
Sharon  S.  Volenti,  Norma  J.  Wat- 
son, Sue  A.  Wiltse,  Kim  Wood- 
ard,  Regina  G.  Young,  Gloria  D. 
Wolff. 


Screams  and  squeals  pour  forth  from  the  Gamma  Phi  Beta 
section  as  the  announcement  of  their  first  place  in  the  thirty- 


second  annual  Interfraternity  Sing  comes  over  the  microphone. 
Thirteen  houses  each  presented  two  numbers  in  the  contest. 


Kappa  Alpha  Theta-TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  John  K.  Schmit,  Jo  E.  Abbott, 
Rhonda  J.  Adams,  Carol  S.  Ang- 
win,  Mary  J.  Ashton,  Sally  J.  Baril, 
Mary  L.  Barley,  Sara  S.  Bentley. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jeanette  Brooke, 
Judith  Bryant,  Judy  A.  Bulger, 
Judith  G.  Burgess,  Signe  L.  Burk, 
Nancy  Coberly,  Barbara  K.  Comp- 
ton,  Patricia  D.  Crofoot. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dianne  E.  Danford, 
Judith  A.  Davidson,  Marvella  R. 
Dyck,  Arlene  S.  Fair,  Jean  M.  Fair, 
Sharon  A.  Gigstad,  Susan  J. 
Goble,  Marsha  L.  Green. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Caroline  J.  Greer, 
Nancy  C.  Grey,  Barbara  J.  Hays, 
Helen  R.  Heath,  Kay  L.  Howell, 
Marva  L.  Hull,  Judith  I.  Hysom, 
Jan  B.  Jager. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Janet  I.  Kaelson, 
Helene  J.  Kalb,  Tom  M.  Kaufman, 
Carolyn  S.  Kendall,  Louise  S. 
Keucher,  Judith  K.  Kingery,  Mar- 
garet Knorr,  Lois  A.  Kohl. 


Ninety  chapters.  Founded 
DePauw  University  1870. 
Delta  Eta  chapter  established 
1961.  President:  Jean  M. 
Fair. 


Rectangular  wood  blocks  are  painted  by  Thetas  annually  and 
given   with   toys   to  the   Institute   of   Logopedics   in   Wichita. 


Kappa  Alpha  Theta  wins 
chapter  excellence  award 


For  outstanding  advancement  of  its  chapter 
in  efficiency,  University  activities  and  scholar- 
ship, Kappa  Alpha  Theta  received  the  national 
achievement  award  for  its  district  at  the  annual 
convention.  As  a  service  project,  the  sorority  made 
toys  for  the  Institute  of  Logopedics  in  Wichita, 
the  Theta's  national  philanthropy. 

Kappa  Alpha  Thetas  served  in  Student  Senate, 
earned  scholarship  recognition  at  the  Greek 
Week  and  Mortar  Board  banquets  and  were 
represented  in  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Mortar  Board, 
Chimes  and  Angel  Flight.  Social  activities  in- 
cluded the  DePauw  Duo  with  Alpha  Chi  Omega 
and  the  Twin  Star  Formal. 


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With  1  2  four-person  rooms  on  second  floor  and  the  presi- 
dent's room  on  first,  Thetas  complete  their  fourth  year  in  the 


three-level  contemporary  stone  house.  The  Southern  exposure 
balcony  adds  convenience  to  the  sorority,  1517  McCain  Lane. 


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Kappa  Alpha  Theta-TOP  ROW: 
Mary  J.  Londeen,  Kay  J.  McManis, 
Mary  M.  McManis,  Nancy  L.  Mc- 
Murry,  Judy  L.  Meerpohl,  Frances 
R.  Mullmix,  Mary  E.  Neil,  Sharyl 
A.  Nelson. 


SECOND  ROW:  Nancy  L  Niles, 
Marcia  A.  Norby,  Janice  M.  Ols- 
son,  Coral  A.  Osborne,  Janet  S. 
Osborne,  Janice  L.  Parks,  Deanna 
K.  Parry,  Ann  C.  Pattison. 


THIRD  ROW:  Lola  J.  Peters,  Mary 
E.  Peterson,  Patricia  A.  Pierce, 
Janice  E.  Pomperien,  Virginia  A. 
Power,  Jo  L.  Reay,  Sandra  J. 
Sageser,  Susan  L.  Schutte. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Linda  C.  Shaw, 
Karen  K.  Shulda,  Margaret  E. 
Tanner,  Shirley  F.  Theis,  Linda  S. 
Tillotson,  Janice  L.  Travis,  Anfonia 
L.  Wandt. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Elizabeth  A. 
Wandt,  Elizabeth  G.  Wartman, 
Christine  Wheatley,  Mary  L.  Wof- 
ford,  Susanna  M.  Wright,  Lois  E. 
Yelenik,  Nancy  A.  Young. 


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Kappa  Delta's  buff  brick  house  at  1220  Centennial  Drive,  the 
first  sorority   house   constructed    northeast   of    campus,   is   the 


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home  of  the  1965  intramural  trophy  winners.  House  activities 
include  mothers'  and  fathers'  weekends  and  the  Emerald  Ball. 


Kappa  Delta  receives  intramural,  relays  trophies 


For  scoring  the  most  points  and  for  participat- 
ing in  every  intramural  sport,  Kappa  Deltas  won 
the  1965  intramural  trophy.  They  also  won  a 
trophy  for  the  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Chariot  Re- 


One  hundred  two  chapters. 
Founded  Longwood  College 
1897.  Sigma  Gamma  Chap- 
ter established  1920.  Presi- 
dent: Beryl  A.  Shaw. 


Kappa  Delta-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Blanche  Shmkle,  Vicky  L.  Adams, 
Sheryl  K.  Albright,  Frances  M. 
Angell,  Pamela  S.  Backhaus,  Susan 
L.  Benbow,  Pamela  J.  Berkey, 
Judith  L.  Betz. 


SECOND  ROW:  Marcia  M.  Bran- 
num,  Carlene  E.  Carlson,  Nancy 
A.  Charles,  Mary  J.  Cooper,  Caro- 
line B.  Copenmg,  Marilen  A.  Cor- 
win,  Carolyn  J.  Cox,  Dianne 
Darling. 


THIRD  ROW:  Genevieve  C.  Darter, 
Mary  L.  Dellere,  Janice  A.  Dough- 
erty, Mary  C.  Evans,  Margaret  A. 
Ewing,  Barbara  K.  Filbert,  Gail  W. 
Filbert,  Michele  D.  Frickey. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Nancy  A.  Gallo- 
way, Susan  E.  Garland,  Joan  R. 
Geraghty,  Lana  J.  Gfeller,  Nancy 
J.  Glover,  Virginia  R.  Green, 
Janice  G.  Greenwood,  Kathleen 
Haberbosch. 


lays.  Turning  from  sports  activities  to  a  more 
leisurely  life,  KD  pledges  changed  the  house  into 
a  "Hobo  Heaven,1'  complete  with  a  sliding  train 
tunnel  into  the  recreation  room.  In  a  contest 
there,  the  costumed  hobo  with  the  best  corsage 
was  declared  winner. 

Reformation  Day  queen,  a  Homecoming  queen 
finalist  and  the  sweethearts  of  Beta  Sigma  Psi, 
Sigma  Nu,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  and  Alpha  Tau 
Omega  were  KDs.  Members  also  were  repre- 
sented   in   Student   Senate   and   Mortar   Board. 


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Kappa  Delta— TOP  ROW:  Bonnie 
J.  Hamilton,  Barbara  J.  Harcler- 
ode,  Judy  L.  Heck,  Sally  J.  Hinch- 
man,  Pamela  L  Holt,  Donna  J. 
Hover,  Leslie  S.  Innis,  Judith  A. 
James. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jeanne  A.  John- 
son, Phyllis  M.  Johnson,  Janet  L. 
Kannard,  Linda  L.  Kaul,  Jean  A. 
Kelley,  Barbara  J.  King,  Margaret 
A.  Koepke,  Marilyn  R.  Kuhn. 


THIRD  ROW:  Cheryl  M.  Kuiken, 
Marita  M.  Lamp,  Beverly  J.  Larsen, 
Rebecca  S.  Lehman,  Shirley  A. 
Lewis,  Sally  A.  Liston,  Laura  L. 
Ludes,  Sharon  L.  Maxwell. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Kay  D.  Mortimer, 
Catherine  A.  Murry,  Martha  A. 
Mustoe,  Margaret  E.  Nichols, 
Judith  R.  North,  Sue  L.  Partch, 
Patricia  A.  Payne,  Mary  L.  Pratt. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Linda  A.  Richel, 
Carol  L.  Robbins,  Karen  J.  San- 
born, Diane  K.  Schecher,  Joan  R. 
Schneikart,  Gretchen  C.  Schwarz, 
Joan  E.  Scott,  Janice  L.  Settles. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Beryl  A.  Shaw,  Bob- 
bie J.  Shaw,  Jeann  A.  Sheik, 
Sharon  L.  Slocum,  Jacqueline  D. 
Spears,  Barbara  A.  Stiles,  Carol 
A.  Suchart. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Rita  D.  Terry, 
Paula  B.  Tibbetts,  Jeanne  M. 
Walker,  Karen  S.  Ward,  Carol  L. 
Whitfield,  Marilyn  L.  Woolley, 
Susan  M.  Yarnall. 


Instead  of  attending  a  pledge  meeting,  three  Kappa  Delta 
pledges   steal  an  active  as  part  of  a  KD  pledge  sneak.  The 


31-member  pledge  class  gave  food  and  presents  to  an  area 
needy  family  and  participated  in  a  multiple  sclerosis  drive. 


Kappa     Kappa     Gamma— TOP 

ROW:  Mrs.  Helen  Swank,  Eliza- 
beth Armstrong,  Nancy  A.  Baker, 
Rebecca  A.  Barbe,  Patricia  A.  Base, 
Sandra  J.  Beck,  Susan  M.  Beck- 
erle,  Gail  M.  Berry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Joan  L.  Booth, 
Chalise  A.  Bourque,  Mary  D. 
Breitweiser,  Judith  L.  Burgess, 
Martha  A.  Burgess,  Stephanie  M. 
Carlson,  Michele  J.  Clark,  Donna 
K.  Daily. 


THIRD  ROW:  Susan  E.  Dart,  Lu- 
cille E.  Dick,  JoAnn  C.  Dodd, 
Brenda  E.  Dold,  Nancy  L.  Durham, 
Karen  J.  Eckert,  Sharon  Edgar, 
Carolyn  K.  Elliott. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Pamela  S.  Engle, 
Carolyn  S.  Eyestone,  Cynthia  L. 
Finney,  Susan  K.  Flett,  Janet  M. 
Francis,  Joyce  L.  Francis,  Janet  E. 
Fulkerson,  Susan  M.  Fullington. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Marcia  L.  Gad- 
berry,  Eileen  D.  Gard,  Carol  A. 
Gaston,  Kathryne  L.  Gaynier, 
Tahmeroo  L.  Gaynier,  Sharon  K. 
Gravino,  Pamela  K.  Griffee,  Susan 
L.  Griffee. 


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Stepping  out  onto  their  colonial  front  porch,  Kappas  listen  to 
Sigma    Alpha    Epsilon   fraternity   songs    during    a    serenade. 


Kappas  refinish  rooms, 
rank  high  in  scholarship 

Studying  in  a  remodeled,  wood  panelled  recre- 
ation room,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  members 
ranked  second  in  sorority  scholarship  for  spring 
1965.  The  informal  date  room  was  redecorated 
in  Old  English  taproom  furnishings,  with  a  color 
television  donated  by  the  fathers'  club. 

Celebrating  their  founding  on  the  same  campus 
with  Pi  Beta  Phi,  Kappas  attended  the  annual 
Monmouth  Duo.  In  other  campus  activities, 
Kappas  placed  first  in  swimming  and  ranked  in 
kickball,  volleyball  and  basketball.  Barnwarmer 
and  Greek  Week  queens  and  a  Homecoming 
queen  attendant  were  Kappas. 

Ninety-two  chapters.  Found- 
ed Monmouth  College  1  870. 
Gamma  Alpha  chapter 
established  1916.  President: 
Janet  M.  Francis. 


At  their  home,  517  Fairchi Id  Terrace,  Kappas  climb  down  the 
fire  escape  to  the  left-wing  sun  deck  to  absorb  the  sun's  rays 


before  the  arrival  of  cool  weather.  The  side  porch  provides  a 
study  and  lounge  area  for  the  sorority  women  and  their  dates. 


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Kappa  Kappa  Gamma— TOP 
ROW:  Dianne  K.  Gugler,  Marga- 
ret E.  Hassig,  Jacquelyn  H.  Haines, 
Rebecca  A.  Hargrove,  Kathleen 
Hess,  Valerie  B.  Hoover,  Karen  L. 
Hopper. 


SECOND  ROW:  Pat  S.  Hopper, 
Judy  L.  Jacobs,  Sue  J.  Kaufman, 
Kathleen  L.  Kennedy,  Jean  A.  Kin- 
sey,  Nancy  A.  Klag,  Carla  A. 
Krehbiel. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ellen  L.  Krehbiel, 
Krishna  L.  Kunz,  Nancy  K.  Lee, 
Nancy  J.  Lockhart,  Barbara  P. 
Loebeck,  Trudine  M.  Mazaika, 
Jacki  McQuillan. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Margo  J.  Miller, 
Linda  M.  Morgan,  Marcella  Mor- 
ris, Nancy  J.  Norvell,  Julona  C. 
Powell,  Linda  K.  Prevo,  Judith  L. 
Prideaux. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Mary  A.  Pryor, 
Sidonie  A.  Schafer,  Martha  A. 
Schumacher,  Laura  L.  Scott,  Rachel 
A.  Scott,  Mary  J.  Seyler,  Janet 
Shade. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Margaret  J  Shan- 
non, Martha  J.  Sloo,  Becky  M. 
Slothower,  Susan  J.  Small,  Anne 
C.  Snider,  Cynthia  L.  Sperry,  Susan 
B.  Steinke,  Sheryl  A.  Stoddard. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Nancy  R.  Stone, 
Martha  A.  Stonehocker,  Barbara  J. 
Thompson,  Kimberly  E.  Williams, 
Elizabeth  A.  Wilson,  Joan  F. 
Wood,  June  A.  Woodard,  Cynthia 
R.  Yotke. 


Miss  Collegiate  Young  Republican  and  a  Barnwarmer  queen 
finalist  represent  the  women  of  Pi  Beta  Phi,  1819  Todd  Road. 


One  hundred  fifteen  chap- 
ters. Founded  Monmouth 
College  1  867.  Kansas  Beta 
chapter  established  1915. 
President:  Beverly  J.  Ab- 
meyer. 


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Pi  Phis  herald  founding, 
receive  national  awards 


Celebrating  its  fiftieth  anniversary,  Pi  Beta  Phi 
won  two  national  convention  awards.  One  award 
honored  the  women  for  ranking  among  the  top 
10  chapters  in  the  nation  for  10  consecutive  years. 
The  other  was  for  ranking  third  for  1965. 

Pi  Phis  won  second  in  Interfraternity  Sing 
as  they  sang  "Follow  the  Arrow"  and  "Charlotte- 
town."  In  scholarship  competition,  they  ranked 
fourth  among  11  sororities  for  spring  1965. 

Members  served  as  AWS  vice-president,  ju- 
dicial board  chairman  and  treasurer,  SEA  vice- 
president,  SGA  and  Union  committee  chairmen, 
student  senator  and  cheerleader.  Pi  Phis  were 
tapped  by  Sparks,  Chimes  and  Mortar  Board. 


Pi  Beta  Phi-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Marian  Bugbee,  Beverly  J.  Ab- 
meyer,  Ashley  Allison,  Melinda 
M.  Anderson,  Nancy  J.  Andrews, 
Tamara  D.  Armstrong,  Diana  L. 
Ashton,  Linda  A.  Baldndge. 


SECOND  ROW:  Margret  C.  Barn- 
ey, Constance  L.  Bates,  Dana  M. 
Bayer,  Sally  Ben|amin,  Betty  J. 
Billinger,  Bobbie  M.  Blake,  Mary 
E.  Blakeslee,  Susan  J.  Bowman. 


THIRD  ROW:  Barbara  M.  Brodine, 
Barbara  L.  Brooks,  Barbara  A. 
Brown,  Joyce  A.  Burns,  Pamela  A. 
Canfield,  Pamela  S.  Carlson,  Kath- 
ryn  A.  Cavin,  Carol  Christensen. 


FOURTH  ROW;  Peggy  A.  Clark, 
Martha  A.  Crane,  Mary  A.  Dally, 
Margaret  J.  Davis,  Susan  P.  Davis, 
Madelyn  C.  Dixon,  Kathleen  A. 
Engstrom,  Sharon  Fairbank. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Sara  M.  Fiser,  Pamela 
S.  Gallemore,  Claudia  A.  Garrett, 
Patricia  G.  Haggard,  Constance 
L.  Hall,  Joan  D.  Hall,  Margaret  E. 
Harvey,  Dana  E.  Hickman. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Diann  E.  Hick- 
man, Nancy  A.  Hodgson,  Mary  E. 
Houdyshell,  Lorna  E.  House,  Jan- 
ice A.  Hunter,  Judith  A.  Hunter, 
Linda  M.  Irwin,  Roberta  M.  Jarvis. 


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Pi  Beta  Phi-TOP  ROW:  Patricia 
J.  Jordan,  Kathryn  Judd,  Kathenne 
A.  Kirk,  Sara  L.  Kirk,  Andrea  M. 
Lackie,  Emma  J.  Lambert,  Judith 
A.  Lamme,  Cynthia  Lammers. 


SECOND  ROW:  Susanne  F.  Little, 
Janet  L.  McAninch,  Marjory  L. 
McLeavy,  Mary  V.  Mitchell,  Mono 
L.  Mitchell,  Julie  M.  Murrow, 
Carol    A.    Noble,    Shirley   J.    Reid. 


THIRD  ROW:  Linda  M.  Rembleske, 
Martha  J.  Reynolds,  Janet  K.  Rif- 
fey,  Patricia  A.  Roach,  Linda  D. 
Risser,  Karen  J.  Robinson,  Janet  S. 
Rupp,  Ann  E.  Sanders. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Pamela  J.  Sea- 
man, Jane  A.  Sheetz,  Suzanne  H. 
Smith,  Judy  S.  Strait,  Dons  J.  Tay- 
lor, Anne  A.  Tuggle,  Suzanne 
Turner,  Barbara  A.  Tussey. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Mary  L.  Tussey, 
Catherine  L.  Ulrich,  Jane  A.  Wad- 
dle, Nancy  K.  Waddle,  Brenda  K. 
Weigel,  LeEtta  L.  Wood,  Nancy 
M.  Young. 


Pi  Beta  Phi  presents  its  version  of  "Cindyfella"  as  part  of  the 
four-minute  skits  at  the  Homecoming  Previews.  The  Pi  Phi  en- 


trant, Cynthia  Lammers,  was  one  of  18  vying  to  reign  in  the 
week-long  festivities  honoring  the  queen  and  her  attendants. 


Smurthwaite  Scholarship  House— 
TOP  ROW:  Mrs.  Betsy  Moberly, 
Sheryl  L.  Allowoy,  Judith  C.  Arms- 
worthy,  Barbara  S.  Asher,  Cheri 
L.  Avery,  Ruth  A.  Bartholomew, 
Helen  C.  Bauder,  LeAnne  Biggart. 


SECOND  ROW:  Evelyn  A.  Bock, 
Marsha  A.  Bouchey,  Juanita  K. 
Brinkmeyer,  Peggy  A.  Brown, 
Annette  L.  Buckland,  Linda  K. 
Buresh,  Margaret  K.  Craig,  Vesta 
L.  Dauber. 


THIRD  ROW:  Peggy  J.  Denton, 
Alvena  L.  Dodge,  Cora  J.  Ec 
ston,  Carlo  S.  Ericson,  Mary  L. 
Esau,  Teresa  K.  Graham,  Berna 
dine  L.  Hale,  Nancy  K.  Hatfield 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wilma  M.  Hazen, 
Marilee  R.  Hennkson,  Barbara  G. 
Hochuli,  Janice  E.  Hoecker,  Ann 
S.  Hyde,  Rosslyn  A.  Johnson,  Gale 
A.  Justice,  Erma  J.  Karr. 


Smurthwaite  women  reign  as  campus,  state  queens 


For  the  second  consecutive  year,  a  coed  from 
Smurthwaite  Scholarship  House  reigned  as 
Homecoming  queen.  Other  campus  and  state 
queen  titles  held  by  Smurthwaite  members  were 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho  sweetheart,  Kansas  angus 


At  1500  N.  Manhattan,  Georgianna  Smurthwaite  Scholarship 
House  was  built  by  support  from  home  demonstration  units. 


queen  and  Kansas  dairy  princess.  The  president 
of  Mortar  Board  and  members  of  Chimes,  Sparks 
and  Phi  Kappa  Phi  lived  in  the  cooperative 
scholarship  house. 

Among  social  activities  in  which  the  coeds  par- 
ticipated were  building  a  Homecoming  float,  in- 
troducing their  new  housemother  at  a  spring  tea, 
and  hostessing  the  Scroll  and  Quill  ball. 


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Taking  a  break  from  their  studies  on  a  winter  evening,  Smurth- 
waite  coeds  gather  around  the  fireplace  to  toast  marshmallows. 


Scholarship  house  activities  included  a  "Twas  the  Night"  Christ- 
mas dance,  fathers'  weekend  and  participation  in  intramurals. 


Smurthwaite  Scholarship  House — 
TOP  ROW:  Kay  Kaster,  Shirley  M. 
Kastie,  Sharon  Ladenburger,  Dixie 
C.  Leuthold,  Rita  K.  Lilak,  Anna 
M.  Luker,  Janet  K.  Mapes,  Marlene 
F.  McKaughan. 


SECOND  ROW:  Luann  K.  Nelson, 
Linda  K.  Niedenthal,  Judith  K. 
Nulty,  Helen  E.  Packard,  Elaine  L. 
Pearson,  Janell  A.  Plattner,  Chris- 
tine   E.  Pray,  Connie  S.  Rathbun. 


THIRD  ROW:  Beverly  J.  Salter 
Linda  K.  Sanford,  Cecelia  M 
Schaich,  RaeDene  Schmidt,  Dor 
othy  J.  Schroder,  Ruth  E.  Schroeder 
Linda  G.  Schwilling,  Alice  F.  Sey 
bert,  Sherry  L.  Simpson. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Carol  A.  Starns, 
Mary  R.  Stembrink,  Cheryl  L. 
Stewart,  Darlene  S.  Strahm,  Mar- 
ion K.  Swain,  Carol  S.  Tiffany, 
Marcia  L.  VanGundy,  Glenna  D. 
Walter,  Cheryl  K.  Walters. 


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PiKAs  and  their  dates  celebrate  festivities  during  the  Christ- 
mas season.  Emphasizing  social  activities,  fraternities  sponsor 


numerous  parties  including  after-the-game  get-togethers,  hour 
functions,    rush    parties,    pledge-active    parties    and    formals. 


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Sigma  Nu  trophies  are  proudly  and  conspicuously  displayed 
for  rushees  to  inspect  while  attending  rush  parties  or  smokers. 


Delta  Tau  Delta  entertains  sorority  women  with  folk  songs  about 
Dennis  Berkholtz,  its  candidate  for  Favorite  Man  on  Campus. 


Fraternity  life  expands 
men's  campus  activities 


Classes  and  tests  during  the  day,  meetings  and 
studies  at  night — but  somehow  fraternities  found 
time  to  squeeze  in  informal  house  parties,  sere- 
nades, functions  with  women's  living  groups,  pic- 
nics, formals  and  practices  for  Interfraternity 
Sing  and  Harlequinade.  While  stressing  scholar- 
ship and  requiring  study  hall  for  those  below 
specific  grade  averages,  fraternities  took  time  to 
participate -in  service  projects  and  to  compete  in 
men's  intramurals.  Members  of  the  23  campus 
fraternities  attended  weekly  meetings. 


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Phi  Kappa  Tau-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Ruth  Moate,  Michael  J.  Burns,  Ro- 
land R.  Coover,  Donald  G.  Dres- 
sier, Patrick  F.  Ervin,  James  D. 
Gates. 


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SECOND  ROW:  Dwayne  D.  Gier, 
Gary  L.  Hauptli,  Tommy  D. 
Huecker,  Larry  L.  Hummer,  George 
H.  Johnston,  Robert  E.  Kroeker. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  James  C.  Richard- 
son, Charles  G.  Severin,  Jeffrey  A. 
Springer,  Lindsey  D.  Tweedy, 
Charles  R.  Vavra,  Dale  A.  Ward- 
law,  Paul  C.  Woods. 


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Phi  Taus  purchase  new  house,  supervise  cannon 


Members  of  Phi  Kappa  Tau  completed  during 
the  spring  their  first  semester  in  a  new  home.  The 
house   was   formerly   the   Tau    Kappa   Epsilon 


Eighty-two  chapters.  Founded 
Miami  University  1  906.  Al- 
pha Epsilon  chapter  estab- 
lished 1925.  President:  Don- 
ald C.  Dressier. 


house.  Arranging  furniture  and  reorganizing  the 
rooms  occupied  most  of  the  men's  time  following 
the  transfer.  During  the  football  season,  the  men 
supervised  the  firing  of  the  Phi  Tau  cannon  after 
each  touchdown  at  home  games.  Linda  Witt,  a 
Tri  Delta,  was  crowned  Gannon  Ball  queen  at 
the  annual  Cannon  Ball  Formal. 


Cannon  Ball  queen  candidates,  with  members  of  Phi  Kappa 
Tau,  prepare  to  fire  the  cannon  after  a  football  touchdown. 


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Tau  Kappa  Epsilon-TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  James  P.  Jackson,  Gary  L. 
Bender,  Robert  A.  Cochran,  Victor 
A.  Davis,  Robert  B.  Elliott,  Terrell 
A.  Fitzgerald,  Randall  L.  Harmison. 


SECOND  ROW:  Paul  W.  Hayse, 
Gary  L.  Hibbs,  Stanley  R.  Husted, 
Paul  R.  Janzen,  Edward  L.  Keating, 
Charles  M.  Keithley,  Claude  A. 
Keithley. 


THIRD  ROW:  David  L.  Kolde,  Ver- 
non D.  Logan,  Stephen  L.  Maddy, 
Richard  L.  Middleton,  Craig  L, 
Miller,  Paul  E.  Muehring,  Dewey 
D.  Mullmgs. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Steven  D.  Parsons, 
Michael  G.  Pharo,  William  L. 
Pratt,  David  R.  Rockhold,  Gerald 
D.  Schmidt,  Robert  L.  Schroder. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  George  L.  Sherer, 
Soren  K.  Simonsen,  Thomas  E. 
Snyder,  Jon  F.  Thomas,  George  T. 
Warhurst,  Douglas  W.  Wyatt. 


Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  men  enjoy  a  cold  weekend  afternoon  as 
they  venture  out  for  some  ice  skating  near  their  apartments. 


TKEs  sell  to  Phi  Taus, 
search  for  building  site 

Selling  their  former  residence  to  Phi  Kappa 
Tau,  members  of  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  moved  into 
private  apartments  spring  semester  while  looking 
for  a  suitable  site  for  a  new  chapter  house.  TKE 
pledges  joined  the  Alpha  Delta  Pi  pledge  class  in 
sponsoring  a  party  for  a  Manhattan  elementary 
school  class.  Joe  Krasinski  was  Greek  Week  king. 


Two  hundred  fifteen  chap- 
ters. Founded  Illinois  Wes- 
leyan  University  1899.  Alpha 
Lambda  chapter  established 
1931.  President:  Randall  L 
Harmison. 


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Acacia  installs  fixtures, 
lighted  parking  facilities 

Exterior  and  interior  renovations  at  the  Acacia 
house  were  completed  during  the  academic  year. 
Lighting  the  parking  lot  was  a  special  project  of 
the  fraternity's  pledge  class  while  lamps  and  fix- 
tures added  to  the  living  room  were  contributed 
by  the  Mothers1  Club. 

Highlighting  Acacia's  social  activities  were  the 
Playboy  Party,  Night  on  the  Nile  Party  and 
naming  of  a  sweetheart  at  the  Christmas  formal. 
Members  placed  first  in  bowling  and  second  in 
basketball  in  their  league  and  participated  in 
Sigma  Tau,   Blue   Key  and   Men's  Glee  Club. 


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Fifty  chapters.  Founded  Uni- 
versity of  Michigan  1904. 
K-State  chapter  established 
1913.  President:  Frank  L. 
Woofter. 


After  fighting  their  way  to  finals  of  a  fraternity  intramural 
basketball  league,  the  Acacias  fell  to  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon. 


Acacia— TOP  ROW:  Mrs.  Jeanette 
Simonson,  Darrel  W.  Andrist,  Mark 
W.  Baldwin,  William  R.  Barnett, 
Arthur  C.  Barney,  James  H.  Bed- 
inghaus,  Daryl  D.  Bender. 


SECOND  ROW:  Edward  E.  Blank- 
enhagen,  David  A.  Braswell,  Robyn 
D.  Brooks,  Robert  M.  Childs,  John 
R.  Clark,  Garry  L.  Deines,  Robert 


J.  DeMay. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kenneth  D.  Dietz, 
Harold  F.  Dillenback,  Jonathan  W. 
Eicher,  Charles  D.  Emel,  Dale  E. 
Esau,  Harold  N.  Girrens,  Larry  E. 
Greene. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry  L.  Hap- 
good,  David  M.  Heck,  Andrew  R. 
Heyl,  Ronald  L.  Highland,  Donald 
R.  Hite,  Lynn  R.  Johnson,  Philip  R. 
Keck. 


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Acacia-TOP  ROW:  Phillip  L 
Knox,  Ross  L.  Lamp,  Gail  A.  Lard, 
Fred  P.  Lechner,  Steve  E.  Mauzey, 
Lynn  A.  McClelland,  Allan  P. 
McCobb. 


SECOND  ROW:  Robert  C.  Mc- 
Cobb, Michael  C.  McKee,  Max  R. 
Moss,  Max  G.  Mountford,  Kenneth 
L.  Mulanax,  Roger  L.  Mulanax, 
Richard  L.  Newkirk. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ted  R.  Partch,  Cecil 
W.  Pearce,  Kent  R.  Praeger,  Barry 
L.  Rhine,  James  L.  Robison,  Gilbert 
E.  Rumsey,  George  L.  Saines. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Harry  M.  Scott, 
Jim  L.  Sloan,  Gordon  N.  Stein- 
man,  Steven  L.  Taylor,  Steven  K. 
Thornbrugh,  James  E.  Touslee, 
Thomas  R.  Twombly. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jimmy  D.  War- 
ren, Brian  M.  Waters,  Kenneth  A. 
Winzeler,  John  W.  Woodburn, 
Frank  L.  Woofter,  William  S. 
Worley. 


Contributions  to  a  crippled  children's  fund  came  from  Acacia 
men  living  at    2005  Hunting.  During  the  Christmas  holidays, 


the  fraternity  purchased  toys  for  underprivileged  crippled  chil- 
dren  and  sent   packages  to   other   members   of  the  families. 


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In  late  October,  men  of  Alpha  Gamma  Rho  cut  logs  for  the 
AGR  and  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  fireplaces.  As  part  of  their 


social  activities,  the  men  annually  invite  sorority  women  to  the 
log-chopping   before   an   informal    party  at  the  AGR  house. 


AGR  men  participate  in  agricultural  activities 


For  the  second  consecutive  year,  a  Homecom- 
ing float  built  by  Alpha  Gamma  Rho  finished 
high   in  single  entry  competition.    AGRs  were 


Forty-three  chapters.  Found- 
ed University  of  Illinois 
1908.  Alpha  Zeta  chapter 
established  1927.  President: 
Johnny  E.  Meetz. 


Alpha  Gamma  Rho— TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  Mildred  Wogan,  Robert  D. 
Ames,  John  H.  Anderson,  Richard 
A.  Barta,  Keith  C.  Behnke,  David 
W.  Bircher,  Kenneth  D.  Buchele. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Carrol  Campbell, 
Edward  N.  Childs,  Charles  R. 
Cole,  Kenneth  M.  Cox,  Robert  R. 
Cudney,  Keith  L.  Eberhart,  Larry 
D.  Ehrlich. 


active  in  organizing  the  Little  American  Royal 
and  Ag  Science  Day  and  also  participated  in 
Barnwarmer  activities.  During  the  fall  semester, 
the  men  dressed  in  western  clothes  for  the  Roul- 
let  Party  and  chose  their  chapter  sweetheart  at 
the  Sister  Sweetheart  Formal.  Members  partici- 
pated in  all  intramural  sports  and  were  named  to 
junior  and  senior  agricultural  judging  teams. 
AGRs  held  office  in  Block  and  Bridle  and  the 
College  of  Agriculture. 


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Alpha  Gamma  Rho— TOP  ROW: 
John  R.  Evans,  Larry  L.  Geil,  Gary 
L  Gilbert,  Ervin  F.  Gnadt,  Theo- 
dore L.  Hanchett,  John  J.  Herynk, 
Ronald  W.  Hirst,  John  S.  Hofer. 


SECOND  ROW:  Richard  P.  Houdy 
shell,  Virgil  R.  Huseman,  Michael 
R.  Jeannin,  Brad  J.  Kerbs,  David 
D.  Knight,  Jerald  A.  Kopp,  John 
W.  Laue,  Gene  W.  Laverentz. 


THIRD  ROW:  John  M.  Lefton,  Lon- 
nie  L  Lemon,  Jerry  W.  Maranville, 
Johnny  E.  Meetz,  Larry  R.  Meise- 
geier,  Allan  V.  Miller,  John  C. 
Nagel,  Terry  W.  Odle. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Alan  D.  Oster- 
mann,  Orville  M.  Peterson,  Steve 
J.  Price,  David  J.  Reisig,  Loren  J. 
Rickard,  Jerald  A.  Riemann,  Marlin 
J.  Riemann,  Steven  H.  Slusher. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Gary  D.  Spiker,  Mel- 
vin  V.  Splitter,  Charles  L.  Stoehr, 
Larry  D.  Stuckey,  George  A.  Tea- 
garden,  Richard  L.  Theurer,  Ken- 
neth R.  Wade,  Ronald  D.  Welsh. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  John  R.  Wester- 
man,  Stanly  C.  Widau,  Richard 
W.  Wilcke,  Douglas  W.  Williams, 
Robert  E.  Wingert,  Wallace  W. 
Wolf,  Haskell  S.  Wright,  Jerome 
P.  Yorke. 


Fraternity  men  at  the  Alpha  Gamma  Rho  house,  1919  Piatt, 
invite  dates  to  the  Pink  Rose  Formal  and  entertain  sisters  and 


daughters  of  AGR  alumni.  The  fraternity  is  represented  in  Alpha 
Zeta,    Steel  Ring,   Phi  Eta  Sigma  and  Gamma  Sigma  Delta. 


Alpha  Kappa  Lambda— TOP 
ROW:  Mrs.  Harold  Hughes,  Larry 
A.  Anderson,  Pete  L.  Bailey,  Terry 
M.  Bush,  Charles  W.  Coffman, 
Stanley  P.  Cyphers,  Roger  L. 
Douthett. 


SECOND  ROW:  Craig  G.  Duff, 
David  W.  Duff,  Joe  D.  Freeman, 
Harold  J.  Garten,  Roger  A.  Griffin, 
Richard  D.  Hagerman,  Philip  M. 
Hamilton. 


THIRD  ROW:  Donald  E.  Halver- 
stadt,  James  I.  Hensley,  James  M. 
Hillman,  James  W.  Howard,  Ger- 
old  D.  Jilka,  Robert  L.  Jones,  Kay 
M.  Kimball. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ronald  R.  Kline, 
Robert  L.  Latta,  Leslie  C.  Long- 
berg,  Jim  E.  Loomis,  David  A. 
Martin,  Daniel  R.  McConachie, 
David  E.  McCune. 


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AKLs  secure  award  for  blood  donor  percentage 


With  a  high  house  percentage  of  blood  donors 
in  the  Circle  K  blood  drive,  Alpha  Kappa 
Lambda  secured  the  Golden  Drop  Award.  Ninety 
per  cent  of  the  members  contributed.  Other 
house  activities  included,  as  a  pledge  class  project, 
clearing  the  brush  from  Bluemont  hill. 

In  intramural  competition  the  AKLs  placed 
second  both  in  horseshoes  and  their  spring  bowl- 
ing league.  They  also  participated  in  basketball 


New  rugs  and  furniture  complete  the  redecoration,  at  1919 
Hunting,  of  the  Alpha   Kappa   Lambda   housemother's  suite. 


and  football.  Members  were  represented  in  Sig- 
ma Tau,  Chi  Epsilon  and  Alpha  Epsilon  Rho. 
Warden  of  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  and  vice-president 
of  Interfraternity  Council  were  AKLs. 


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versity of  California  1914. 
lota  chapter  established 
1930.  President:  Jim  E. 
Loomis. 


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Members  of  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  take  a  positive  stand  for 
the   Apartheid   policy  as  they  represent  the    Union  of  South 


Africa  at  MUN.  Other  activities  include  a  winter  and  spring 
formal,  a  beach  party  at  Tuttle  Creek  and  a  chicken  barbeque. 


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Alpha     Kappa     Lambda— TOP 

ROW:  James  D.  McCune,  Steven 
G.  Mclntyre,  Robert  P.  Mease, 
Jerry  G.  Meyer,  Ronald  G.  Odom, 
Jerry  L.  O'Donnell,  Charles  L 
Rich. 


SECOND  ROW:  Richard  L.  Robin- 
son, Gary  L.  Romine,  Kenneth  M. 
Scott,  Larry  L.  Seger,  George  S. 
Shank,  John  L.  Siemens,  Gary  D. 
Tice. 


THIRD  ROW:  George  Schneickert, 
Fred  G.  Sprang,  Arland  D.  Ste- 
phens, Ronald  W.  Taylor,  Tommy 
R.  Thompson,  Steven  G.  Traxson. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Stephen  Utter- 
back,  David  L.  Weaver,  Wilton 
S.  Webb,  Richard  M.  Wibbeler, 
M.  William  Wyckoff,  Orlin  J. 
Zink. 


Sisters  of  the  Maltese  Cross,  organized  within  the  last  year 
to  serve  as  hostesses  for  ATO  events,  help  the  men  fill  Hallow- 


een trick-or-treat  sacks  for  children  in  Manhattan  hospitals. 
They  also  helped  the  fraternity  men  construct  Easter  baskets. 


ATOs,  alumni  celebrate  national,  chapter  founding 


Homecoming  festivities  coupled  with  the  100th 
year  celebration  of  the  national  founding  of  Alpha 
Tau  Omega  brought  alumni  to  the  ATO  house. 
Members  also  celebrated  the  45th  year  of  the 
chapter's  founding  by  a  picnic  with  the  Sisters 
of  the  Maltese  Cross  during  the  fall.  Mrs.  Maude 
Thuman  completed  her  first  year  as  fraternity 
housemother.  Spirited  intramural  competition 
helped  the  ATOs  place  first  in  football  and  bas- 


ketball in  their  division.  Other  activities  included 
rush  parties,  Christmas  and  Valentine's  Day 
parties  and  the  White  Tea  Rose  Formal. 


One  hundred  twenty-two 
chapters.  Founded  Virginia 
Military  Institute  1865.  Delta 
Theta  chapter  established 
1920.  President:  Richard  E. 
Fagerberg. 


Alpha  Tau  Omega— TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  C.  H.  Thuman,  David  R.  Alex- 
ander, Bob  H.  Balwanz,  Monty  M. 
Bednosek,  Robert  D.  Bishop,  Stan- 
ley   R.    Boles,    Gerald    C.    Brees. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert  W.  Brew- 
ster, Ralph  G.  Bruce,  Michael  E. 
Bryant,  Kenneth  K.  Chesney, 
Johnny  L.  Corey,  Robert  L.  Dan- 
lelson,  William  L  Dillon. 


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Alpha  Tau  Omega— TOP  ROW: 
Robert  C.  Dobson,  Larry  W.  Emig, 
Cady  R.  Engler,  Richard  E.  Fager- 
berg,  Alwyn  H.  Gentry,  James  W. 
Gentry,  Edward  S.  Gfeller. 


SECOND  ROW:  Robert  E.  Graves, 
William  J.  Hamlin,  Bruce  W. 
Heckman,  Dennis  E.  Home,  Robert 
M.  Hudson,  Richard  W.  Jacobson, 
Cecil  W.  Johnson. 


THIRD  ROW:  Raymond  W.  John- 
son, Steve  A.  Johnson,  Robert  L. 
Kirkendall,  James  R.  Madden, 
George  F.  Mance,  John  O.  Mc- 
Connell,  Michael  T.  Mills,  Charles 
E.  Ohl. 


FOURTH  ROW:  William  F.  Over- 
man, Rodney  D.  Petersen,  Stephen 
L.  Reynolds,  George  T.  Richards, 
William  F.  Rock,  Ronald  H.  Roesler, 
Steven  D.  Roesler,  Richard  H. 
Spingler. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ronald  L.  Strahm, 
James  V.  Swanson,  Terry  L.  Swish- 
er, William  S.  Taylor,  Michael  L. 
Trabert,  Frederic  C.  Weckel,  Dale 
E.  West,  Calvin  E.  Wineland. 


Men  of  Alpha  Tau  Omega,  housed  at  1408  Denison,  partici- 
pate in  Arnold  Air  Society,  Scabbard  and  Blade,  Varsity  Glee 


Club  and  the  Union  Governing  Board.  ATOs  and  Alpha  Xi 
Delta  presented     "Malice  with  Alice,''  in  1965  Harlequinade. 


Beta  Sigma  Psi-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Allen  Burch,  Clifford  D.  Ascher, 
Dean  R.  Bader,  Phillip  W.  Boesch- 
en,  Terry  K.  Boggs,  Warren  T. 
Brady,  Paul  W.  Cassella. 


SECOND  ROW:  Roger  A.  Diek- 
man,  Rolland  G.  Divin,  William 
D.  Edwardson,  James  M.  Farrar, 
William  F.  Farrar,  James  D.  Folk- 
erts,  James  W.  Fox. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ronald  N.  Hager- 
man,  David  R.  Hanson,  Herbert  E. 
Harrod,  Art  Harvey,  Joseph  S. 
Henrichs,  David  L.  Herpich,  Carl 
F.  Jackson. 


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Beta  Sigs  give  blood  as  community  service  project 


More  than  30  pints  of  blood  were  donated  to 
a  coed  cancer  patient  by  volunteers  of  Beta 
Sigma  Psi  as  a  community  service  project.  A 
Lutheran  organization,  Beta  Sigma  Psi  celebrated 


Ten  chapters.  Founded  Uni- 
versity of  Illinois  1925.  Zeta 
chapter  established  1951. 
President:  Merle  A.  Soeken. 


Reformation  Day  with  a  football  game  against 
Phi  Kappa  Theta.  A  queen  contest  and  dance 
followed,  commemorating  Martin  Luther's  sepa- 
ration from  the  Catholic  church. 

Highlighting  the  year  was  the  crowning  of  the 
Beta  Sig  sweetheart  at  the  Gold  Rose  Formal. 
Members  and  dates  competed  for  door  prizes  at 
the  spring  Casino  Party.  Religious  Coordinating 
Council  president,  a  student  senator  and  Inter- 
fraternity   Pledge   Council   president   belonged. 


For  three   consecutive  years,    members  of   Beta   Sigma   Psi, 
1200  Centennial  Drive,  have  won  first  place  in  the  intramural 


volleyball  play-offs.  Singing  "Beta  Sig  Sweetheart"  and  "Stout- 
hearted Men,"  Beta  Sigs  also  participated  in  Interfraternity  Sing. 


As  part  of  their  alumni  program,  members  of  Beta  Sigma  Psi 
hold  informal  discussion  sessions  following  dinner  with  those 


living   in   the   Manhattan   area.    Each   semester  a   scholarship 
dinner  also  is  given  to  recognize  members  who  excel  in  grades. 


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Beta  Sigma  Psi-TOP  ROW:  David 
D.  Jackson,  Michael  E.  Jackson, 
Curtis  R.  Jacobs,  Daryll  D.  Jam- 
void,  Gary  D.  Janke,  Larry  L. 
Johnson,  Donald  W.  Kaiser,  Robert 
P.  Keist. 


SECOND  ROW:  Henry  O.  Kistner, 
Douglas  B.  Knop,  Myron  E.  Kroeg- 
er,  Robert  A.  Kuhn,  William  R. 
Kuhn,  Gary  A.  Langner,  William 
V.  Lawrence,  Brent  W.  Limn. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dale  E.  Limn,  Rich- 
ard A.  Lippoldt,  Robert  L.  Lippoldt, 
Harold  E.  Mai,  Vaughn  D.  Mi- 
gnot,  Norman  P.  Nuss,  John  G. 
Ostermann,    Douglas    K.    Peters. 


FOURTH  ROW:  William  D.  Pul- 
liam,  Alan  D.  Query,  Ronald  R. 
Ricker,  Donald  R.  Root,  Jon  R. 
Root,  Kenneth  P.  Schmanke,  James 
E.  Schoenbeck,  Terry  R.  Schoen- 
thaler. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Donald  W.  Schott, 
Clair  Schwerdtfeger,  Glen  L. 
Shank,  William  J.  Siebert,  Gary 
D.  Sims,  Gene  R.  Smallwood, 
Garry  L.  Smith,  Merle  A.  Soeken. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  David  A.  Strohm, 
David  P.  Tollefson,  Mark  K.  Tor- 
luemke,  Steven  R.  Wiechman, 
Timothy  R.  Windier,  John  E.  Wis- 
niewski,  Douglas  J.  Wolters,  Robert 
E.  Zibell. 


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Representing  Beta  Theta  Pi,  500  Sunset,  in  campus  activities 
are  men  in  Board  of  Student  Organizations  and  Sigma  Tau. 


One  hundred  three  chapters. 
Founded  Miami  University 
1  839.  Gamma  Epsilon  chap- 
ter established  1914.  Presi- 
dent:   Kenneth    D.    Knapp. 


Betas  secure  first  place 
in  football,  tennis,  track 

For  the  third  consecutive  year,  members  of  Beta 
Theta  Pi  won  the  intramural  football  champion- 
ship with  an  undefeated  season.  The  fraternity 
also  placed  first  in  intramural  tennis  singles  and 
track,  securing  the  fraternity  over-all  champion- 
ship in  intramurals.  Varsity  athletes  in  football, 
basketball  and  track  were  Betas. 

Members  were  active  in  the  honoraries  of  Blue 
Key,  Scabbard  and  Blade  and  Steel  Ring  while 
one  member  was  an  exchange  student  at  Justus 
Liebig  University  in  Giessen,  Germany.  In  fra- 
ternity scholarship,  the  house  has  ranked  either 
first  or  second  for  the  last  16  years. 

As  a  community  service  project,  the  fraternity 
participated  in  a  church  preference  drive  to  de- 
termine the  number  of  residents  belonging  to 
churches  and  their  denominations.  The  Betas 
won  the  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Chariot  Relays  for 
the  eighth  consecutive  time  and  sponsored  fall 
and  spring  house  parties  and  a  barbeque. 


Beta  Theta  Pi  — TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Grover  Clingan,  Douglas  B.  Aiken, 
Vinton  K.  Arnett,  Thomas  R.  Baker, 
John  H.  Banks,  Thomas  K.  Barnes, 
Steven  R.  Beck,  Kenneth  U.  Ben- 
lamin. 


SECOND  ROW:  Martin  E.  Ben|a- 
min,  Robert  M.  Bennett,  Glenn  E. 
Boyd,  William  J.  Boyer,  Emmett  N. 
Breen,  Robert  A.  Briggs,  Michael 
D.    Buckles,    Michael    L.    Clutter. 


THIRD  ROW:  Craig  A.  Coulter, 
Robert  W.  Crouch,  Roger  K.  Dick- 
erson,  Steven  B.  Farabi,  Terry  B. 
Farabi,  Donald  D.  Ficken,  Arch 
G.    Gothard,    Philip    L.    Guthrie. 


FOURTH  ROW:  James  M.  Guy, 
Dean  F.  Harper,  James  C.  Harri- 
son, James  N.  Haymaker,  Barry 
L.  Herron,  Thomas  W.  Hinz,  Ron- 
ald K.  Holm,  Fred  A.  Isernhagen. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Patrick  T.  Jacobs, 
Larry  D.  Johnston,  Howard  A. 
Kinzer,  Kenneth  D.  Knapp,  Charles 
D.  Kugler,  Carl  D.  Latham,  Peter 
G.  Lonaux,  Harry  E.  McDonald. 


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Beta  Theta  Pi— TOP  ROW:  Rodney 
D.  McMullen,  Douglas  M.  McNeal, 
Donald  H.  Merten,  James  L. 
Mertz,  Richard  E.  Morgan,  Conrad 
Nightingale,  Kent  E.  Otte,  Thomas 
C.  Palmer,  John  C.  Peck. 


SECOND  ROW:  William  W.  Peck, 
Stephen  W.  Peirce,  Layton  W. 
Perry,  Stanley  W.  Pine,  Leland  J. 
Polly,  Thomas  M.  Potter,  Joseph 
R.  Reppert,  George  W.  Schultz, 
Earl  H.  Seyfert. 


THIRD  ROW:  James  K.  Shrack, 
William  C.  Skaer,  Norman  E. 
Smith,  Stephen  A.  Smith,  Dale  L 
Somers,  Stephen  K.  Sproul,  Ron- 
ald P.  Sumner,  Robert  L.  VanAI- 
len,  James  G.  Wallerstedt. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  John  I.  Wassberg, 
James  L.  Weaver,  Robert  D. 
Wehling,  Loren  J.  Wendelburg, 
John  H.  White,  Billy  F.  Williams, 
Kerry  F.  Williams,  Lane  D.  Yoder, 
Alexander  M.  Young. 


Betas  gather  after  dinner  and  during  study  breaks  to  sing  and 
join  discussions.  Having  members  in  Varsity  Mens  Glee  Club, 


Beta    Theta    Pi    placed  third   in    Interfraternity    Sing   with   the 
songs,  "The  Beta  Marseillaise"  and  "My  Lord,  What  a  Mornin'." 


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Delta  Chi  chapters  meet 
for  anniversary  festivities 

Members  of  Delta  Chi  celebrated  their  chap- 
ter's second  anniversary  by  attending  a  three- 
chapter  Founder's  Day  dinner  at  a  country  club 
in  Topeka.  The  event  also  marked  the  seventy- 
fifth  anniversary  of  the  international  Delta  Chi 
fraternity.  Operating  as  an  independent  house 
in  1963,  Delta  Chi  was  a  colony  until  granted 
fraternity  status  in  fall  1964. 

Recipient  of  the  most  improved  scholarship 
award  from  the  Interfraternity  Council,  Delta 
Chis  served  as  Social  Coordinating  Council  chair- 
man, Interfraternity  Council  president,  Student 
Governing  Association  personnel  director  and 
varsity  rowing  team  captain. 


Fifty-three  chapters.  Founded 
Cornell  University  1890. 
Kansas  State  chapter  estab- 
lished 1964.  President:  Dar- 
win E.  Cline. 


Manager  of  the  varsity  basketball  team  and  the  Delta  Zeta 
Darling  are  among  the  members  of  Delta  Chi,  1716  Fairchild. 


Delta  Chi— TOP  ROW:  Mrs.  W. 
P.  Dunagan,  Michael  Abshire, 
Dan  W.  Adams,  Paul  F.  Antes, 
Dennis  E.  Barnes,  Thomas  Z. 
Beery,  Roger  L.  Bennett,  Donald 
R.  Bentsen. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ronald  L.  Boyer, 
John  C.  Brandt,  Robert  J.  Brock- 
man,  Terry  F.  Chancy,  Robert  G. 
Chilcott,  Darwin  E.  Cline,  Stanley 
R.  Downs,  Ronald  E.  Field. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ronald  J.  Forken- 
brock,  Leonard  R.  Frederick,  Wil- 
liam E.  Gamble,  Thomas  E. 
Greene,  Darrel  L.  Grossardt,  Ste- 
phen L.  Guthrie,  Robert  A.  Har- 
wood,  Rodney  J.  Higbee. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Harold  K.  Hitz, 
Dwight  W.  Horsch,  Glen  L.  Iver- 
sen,  Alan  R.  Jaax,  Douglas  D. 
Kelly,  Gary  L.  Kildow,  John  M. 
Koger,  Jon  M.  Larson. 


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Delta  Chi-TOP  ROW:  James  N. 
Marker,  Gordon  K.  McNitt,  Mi- 
chael M.  Nichols,  Don  G.  Parker, 
John  M.  Quiring,  Chester  V. 
Rhoads,  Herbert  A.  Roes. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dennis  E.  Rork, 
Stanley  A.  Salisbury,  Thomas  B. 
Sanders,  Lyle  D.  Sechnst,  Terry  L. 
Seip,  Philip  L.  Sell,  Marvin  W. 
Sharp. 


THIRD  ROW:  Craig  R.  Shove, 
Veryl  B.  Sibley,  Webster  H.  Sill, 
David  W.  Simmonds,  James  G. 
Smith,  Elmer  L.  Sunderland,  Rich- 
ard B.  Teeter. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry  K.  Turnbull, 
Stephen  G.  Wanick,  Darrel  P. 
Wentz,  Terry  L.  White,  Charles 
R.  Woodard,  Robert  L.  Wood- 
ward, William  P.  Young. 


Delta  Chi  men  sponsor  an  annual  recreation  day  for  approx- 
imately 40  underprivileged  children  while  at  Christmas  they 


adopt  a  needy  family.  Social  activities  include  Christmas  and 
Halloween    parties    and    the    spring    White    Carnation    Ball. 


Boasting  a  20  per  cent  increase  over  last  year's  membership, 
Delta  Sigma  Phi  provides  a  home  for  58  men  at  1100  Fremont. 


A  delegation  of  Delta  Sigs  attended  the  fraternity's  national 
convention   in    Cincinnati,    Ohio   in   the    last    part  of  August. 


Delta  Sigs  win  first  place  in  intramural  leagues 


Participating  in  all  intramural  team  sports,  the 
men  of  Delta  Sigma  Phi  captured  first  place  in 
their  fraternity  league  in  both  softball  and  foot- 
ball. Members  invited  dates  to  three  major  social 
events  of  the  year,  the  annual  Sailor's  Ball,  a 
Founder's  Day  banquet  and  dance,  and  the 
Carnation  Ball  in  the  spring. 

Campus  activities  found  the  men  active  in  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Scabbard  and  Blade, 


Delta  Sigma  Phi-TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  Effie  Newton,  James  R. 
Brookshire,  Elmer  C.  Burk,  David 
T.  Cassing,  Melvin  A.  Caylor, 
Bruce  N.  Christensen,  William  E. 
Clark. 


SECOND  ROW:  Barry  H.  Clay, 
Vernon  L.  Desbien,  Harvey  A. 
Disenhouse,  Gordon  H.  Dukelow, 
Charles  R.  Fail,  Grant  E.  Glad, 
John  A.  Henningsen. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  James  M.  Ho- 
jnacki,  Billy  P.  Hovorak,  Robert  S. 
Kay,  John  L.  Lewis,  Philip  A.  Liv- 
ingston, Graham  C.  Logan,  Richard 
A.  Long. 


Model  United  Nations  and  varsity  track.  Work- 
ing with  other  Greek  houses,  Delta  Sigs  helped 
with  the  Manhattan  heart  fund  drive. 


One  hundred  five  chapters. 
Founded  city  College  of 
New  York  1899.  Alpha  Up- 
silon  chapter  established 
1925.  President:  Vernon  L 
Desbien. 


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Delta  Sigma  Phi-TOP  ROW:  Hal 
T.  McDonald,  Charles  B.  McNeil, 
Boyd  I.  Miller,  Larry  S.  Mills, 
Elton  G.  Murrow,  Benny  D.  Nead- 
erhiser. 


SECOND  ROW:  Orval  F.  Papon, 
Robert  E.  Power,  Andrew  C.  Rob- 
ertson, Richard  V.  Sheehan,  James 
C  Skach,  David  M.  Smith. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Douglas  C.  Smith, 
Philip  W.  Smith,  Philip  J.  Stoehr, 
Karl  J.  Svaty,  Don  R.  Warren, 
Gale  R.  Yarrow. 


Taking  a  break  from  an  organized  study  hall,  Delta  Sigs  raid 
their  kitchen  for  food.  The  fraternity  honors  high  scholarship 


at  a   banquet  at  which  those  earning   a   grade  point  above 
the  all-fraternity  average  eat  steak,  those   under  eat  mush. 


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Delta  Tau  Delta-TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  Wanda  Dick-Peddie,  Kenny 
H.  Barb,  Gary  L.  Beach,  Ronald 
T.  Beach,  Dennis  L.  Berkholtz, 
James  N.  Black,  Bradford  G. 
Blaker,  Eldon  L.  Boisseau. 


SECOND  ROW:  Charles  F.  Bour- 
bina,  Randolph  C.  Burnison,  Lyle 
P.  Carmony,  James  E.  Cheatham, 
Michael  B.  Conrad,  Richard  J. 
Crist,  Dennis  R.  Croman,  Charles 
W.  Engel. 


THIRD  ROW:  John  S.  Fagan,  Kerry 
L.  Fairchild,  Lon  K.  Floyd,  Robert 
E.  George,  Ronald  A.  Gerster, 
Jon  T.  Graves,  John  R.  Green, 
Richard  C.  Green. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gary  N.  Hadsell, 
Jay  R.  Hedlund,  William  R.  Heg 
berg,  Stephen  R.  Herbel,  Charles 
T.  Herman,  Robert  K.  Herman, 
James  D.  Hopper,  Melvin  L. 
Howell. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Alan  R.  Hug,  Lester 
H.  Ideker,  James  S.  Jordan,  Robert 
L.  Kearney,  Robert  W.  Kelly,  An- 
thony L.  Kimmi,  Jack  H.  Konitz, 
Kent  A.  Lauer. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Bruce  A.  McGehe, 
John  E.  Markley,  Gary  R.  Mehl, 
Mark  D.  Merica,  Jonathon  D. 
Morgenson,  Louis  D.  Nelson,  John 
E.  Norberg,  James  C.  Perry. 


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Ninety-two  chapters.  Found- 
ed Bethany  College  1858. 
Gamma  Chi  chapter  estab- 
lished 1917.  President:  John 
E.  Norberg. 


At  1001   Sunset,  Delta  Tau  Delta  members  are  represented 
in  Student  Senate,  Arts  and  Sciences  and  Commerce  councils. 


Campus  activities,  sports 
interest  Delta  Tau  Delta 


Exhibiting  interest  in  campus  activities,  Delta 
Tau  Delta  men  included  president  of  the  senior 
class,  members  of  Blue  Key,  Steel  Ring,  Sigma 
Tau,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa,  Ar- 
nold Air  Society  and  Student  Governing  Associa- 
tion. The  90-member  fraternity  also  participated 
in  Interfraternity  Sing,  the  Bloodmobile  Drive 
contest  sponsored  by  Circle  K  and  intramural 
football,  basketball,  swimming  and  tennis. 

Included  among  Delta  Tau  Delta  social  activi- 
ties were  the  Rainbow  Spring  Formal,  the  Paddle 
Party,  the  George  Party  in  recognition  of  George 
Washington's  birthday,  a  spring  barbeque  and 
functions  with  sororities  and  women's  dormitories. 


It  may  be  a  dog's  life,  but  what  a  life  Brandy,  mascot  of  Delta 
Tau  Delta,  leads.  The  200-pound  St.  Bernard,  one  of  six  fra- 


ternity mascots,  eats  approximately  50  pounds  of  food  monthly 
and  has  free  run  of  the  Delta  Tau  Delta  house  at  his  disposal. 


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Delta  Tau  Delta-TOP  ROW: 
Larry  M.  Peterson,  Louis  L.  Poma, 
Donald  L.  Reed,  Michael  E.  Rior- 
dan,  Keith  L.  Roberts,  Eugene  J. 
Ronsick,  James  N.  Rowland. 


SECOND  ROW:  Vance  D.  Schafer, 
Byron  R.  Schlosser,  Frederick  J. 
Schmidt,  Dennis  R.  Sherraden, 
Robert  D.  Snider,  Robert  D.  Steiger, 
Keith  A.  Stuessi. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kent  D.  Taylor, 
Richard  L.  Thomas,  Steve  W. 
Train,  Dale  A.  Wardlaw,  Wesley 
H.  Welch,  Mason  C.  Whitney, 
David  R.  Williams,  Keith  R.  Zwick. 


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ment for  the  Delta  Upsilon  pledge  class  project  of  repainting 


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the  letters  of  "Manhattan"  on  Bluemont  hill.  DU  pledges  are 
initiated  in  the  only  open  initiation  ceremony  held  on  campus. 


DU  charter  president  speaks  at  10th  anniversary 


Celebrating  Delta  Upsilon's  tenth  year  on  cam- 
pus, the  fraternity's  charter  president  addressed 
the  men  at  their  Founder's  Day  banquet  during 


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Eighty-one  chapters.  Founded 
Williams  College  1834.  K- 
State  chapter  established 
1956.  President:  Michael  L 
Maxwell. 


Homecoming  weekend.  Returning  alumni  spon- 
sored a  party  for  the  chapter  that  night. 

Competing  in  all  intramurals,  DU  swimming 
and  basketball  teams  took  first  place  while  the 
fraternity  was  awarded  third  place  in  over-all 
competition.  A  DU  College  Bowl  team  captured 
the  campus  title,  and  the  men's  study  efforts  were 
rewarded  with  third  place  in  fraternity  scholar- 
ship standings  for  the  spring  semester  1965. 


Delta  Upsilon  — TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
John  Sponable,  Dave  F.  Anderson, 
Paul  L.  Ash,  Ronald  A.  Baker, 
Peter  A.  Bell,  Roger  D.  Bender, 
William  Bevan,  Laurence  W. 
Bredengerd. 


SECOND  ROW:  Donald  R.  Brin- 
ing, Lawrence  O.  Bryant,  Charles 
E.  Cardwell,  Robert  M.  Clegg, 
William  P.  Conway,  Jay  L.  Cook, 
James  R.   Cruce,   Greg  P.    Denk. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  John  J.  Devore, 
Steven  L.  Douglas,  Michael  D. 
Dumford,  Douglas  E.  Eisenhour, 
Galen  E.  Ericson,  Steven  M.  Evans, 
Arlyn  R.  Fagen,  Ross  L.  Fapp. 


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Delta  Upsilon-TOPROW:  Charles 
J.  Farmer,  David  B.  Fruetel, 
George  A.  Gerritz,  Gary  L.  Haden, 
Michael  R.  Hall,  Frank  R.  Hardin, 
Michael  A.  Hendricks,  Don  A.  Hill. 


SECOND  ROW:  Neil  F.  Hirsch, 
Thomas  M.  Howe,  Yancy  D.  Hud- 
son, Daniel  S.  Huffman,  Thomas 
K.  Jacob,  Stephen  L.  James,  Doug- 
las K.  Jernigan,  David  R.  Jones. 


THIRD  ROW:  Burk  Jubelt,  James 
M.  Kendall,  Lawrence  M.  Kendall, 
William  H.  Kennedy,  Henry  C. 
Kirchhoff,  Dennis  J.  Lee,  Richard 
K.  Lilly,  John  M.  Littrell. 


FOURTH  ROW:  H.  Stewart  Mann, 
Bennie  L.  Martin,  Robert  L.  Marrs, 
Michael  L.  Maxwell,  William  K. 
Maxwell,  Galen  R.  McDonald, 
Paul  E.  Miller,  Steven  L.  Morgan. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Stephen  R.  Morris, 
Dennis  T.  Myers,  Ralph  M.  Neigh- 
bor, Robert  D.  Nuss,  Donald  D. 
O'Connor,  Gary  E.  O'Hara,  David 
L.  Parker,  Harold  C.  Peterson. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Richard  D.  Reid, 
Craig  W.  Ridenour,  Nelson  K. 
Reinhardt,  Max  M.  Stearns,  Lane 
V.  Sunderland,  John  G.  Svary, 
Roy  K.  Teas,  Thomas  Teichgraeber, 
Melvin  E.  Thompson. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  John  F.  Tisdel, 
Lawrence  E.  Townley,  Gary  L. 
Urbanek,  Robert  E.  Venard, 
Walter  J.  Viney,  Joe  E.  Ward, 
Howard  L.  Warren,  Stephen  H. 
Wible,  Craig  M.  Woodard. 


Presidents  of  Phi  Eta  Sigma  and  People-to-People  live  at  the 
Delta  Upsilon  house,  1425  University  Drive.  The  fraternity  also 


has    representatives    on    Apportionment    Board,    in    Student 
Governing  Association  and  on  the  Arts  and  Sciences  Council. 


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Acquiring  pledges  only  through  informal  rush,  FarmHouse  at 
1830  College  Heights  is  one-half  block  from  the  edge  of  campus. 


Twenty-two  chapters.  Found- 
ed University  of  Missouri 
1  905.  Kansas  State  chapter 
established  1921.  President: 
Duane  M.  Henrikson. 


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FarmHouse  places  first 
in  grades  for  41st  time 

For  the  sixth  consecutive  semester,  FarmHouse 
received  the  first  place  scholarship  trophy  for  the 
highest  fraternity  grade  average  for  spring  1965. 
The  chapter  has  earned  the  award  41  times  since 
1937.  Members  also  won  for  the  fifth  consecutive 
year  the  National  Interfraternity  Council  Summa 
Cum  Laude  Award  given  to  member  organiza- 
tions 30  per  cent  above  the  all  men's  average. 

Singing  "Green  Fields"  and  "Fair  Farm- 
House," members  placed  second  in  Interfraternity 
Sing.  Preparations  for  the  FarmHouse  National 
Conclave  to  be  held  on  campus  in  September 
were  among  major  house  activities.  More  than 
400    alumni,    actives   and    pledges    will    attend. 

FarmHouse  members  participated  in  Blue  Key, 
Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Alpha  Zeta,  Steel  Ring,  Sigma 
Tau,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  and 
Alpha  Mu.  Social  activities  included  a  fall  bar- 
beque,  Halloween  and  Christmas  parties,  the 
Star   and   Crescent    Formal   and   Sisters'  Day. 


FarmHouse  — TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Hazel  Hawbecker,  Larry  R.  Ander- 
son, Gary  L.  Base,  Robert  G. 
Baxa,  Terry  L.  Biery,  Joseph  M. 
Bohnen,  Steven  R.  Boyle,  David 
M.  Bozone. 


SECOND  ROW:  Charles  T. 
Bronzan,  Tommy  R.  Carr,  Keith  L. 
Cramer,  David  H.  Cromwell, 
Tony  M.  Delp,  Dennis  L.  Deschner, 
Michael  E.  Dikeman,  Larry  E. 
Dirksen. 


THIRD  ROW:  Frank  R.  Douthit, 
William  D.  Eisele,  Harold  D. 
Engle,  Arlen  W.  Etling,  Donald  R. 
Ferguson,  Donald  D.  Grauerholz, 
Stanley  W.  Grecian,  Randy  K. 
Hahn. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gary  D.  Harmon, 
John  W.  Harvey,  Duane  M.  Hen- 
rikson, Tommy  L.  Jacobitz,  Ronald 
E.  Jones,  Kenneth  Kallenbach, 
Jerry  D.  Kazmaier,  James  K.  Koel- 
liker. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Walter  W.  Kurth, 
David  K.  Lightner,  Daryl  W. 
Loeppke,  Ronnie  G.  Lunsford, 
Robert  A.  MacArthur,  Marvin  W. 
Mann,  David  F.  Martin,  Larry  B. 
Massey. 


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FarmHouse-TOP  ROW:  Philip  V. 
Mathews,  Charles  E.  Meeks,  Dennis 
T.  Nelson,  Ross  A.  Olson,  Vern  E. 
Otte,  Garth  L.  Peterson,  William 
H.  Reissig,  Robert  W.  Rice. 


SECOND  ROW:  Randall  L.  Rich 
Larry  E.  Schmidt,  Norman  R 
Schneider,  John  W.  Schroder 
Dennis  R.  Siefkes,  Roy  L.  Smith, 
Kenneth  Spangenberg,  Gary  A 
Splitter. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  John  W.  Toney, 
Thomas  R.  Tucker,  David  A. 
Warner,  Joel  T.  Weigand,  George 
L.  Wiley,  Stephen  L.  Winn,  Ben 
W.  Wood,  Kendall  M.  Wright, 
George  L.  Zabel. 


Dusting  and  polishing  tarnished  trophies,  FarmHouse  men  clean 
out  the  trophy  case  at  the  beginning  of  the  new  semester.  The 


names  of  the  pledge  and  senior  with  the  highest  grade  average 
for  the  semester  are  engraved  on  separate  scholarship  plaques. 


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Kappa  Sigma  men  take  turns  sinking  the  eight  ball  on  a  pre- 
cision surfaced  pool  table.  To  add  to  the  contemporary  style 


of  the  chapter  house,  wood  panelled  walls  enhance  the  newly 
refurnished  recreation  room  located  in  the  basement  section. 


Kappa  Sigs  place  second  in  football  intramurals 


Entering  all  events  in  intramural  sports,  Kappa 
Sigma  earned  second  place  in  its  fraternity  foot- 
ball division.  The  men  also  participated  in  Home- 
coming float  competition  with  Moore  hall  and 
entertained  alumni  for  the  weekend  activities. 

Diverse  interests  in  campus  organizations  and 
high  scholarship  were  mirrored  by  Kappa  Sig 
memberships  in  Student  Senate,  Eta  Kappa  Nu, 
Sigma  Tau,  Engineering  Council,  Apollo  Glee 
Club,  Varsity  Glee  Club  and  Steel  Ring.  Kappa 


Sigs  were  also  members  of  the  freshmen  football 
team,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  and  Scabbard  and 
Blade.  Social  events  included  the  fall  Red  Dog 
costume  party  and  the  Stardust  Formal. 


One  hundred  thirty-six  chap- 
ters. Founded  University  of 
Virginia  1869.  Gamma  Chi 
chapter  established  1919. 
President:  Lowell  G.  Moore. 


Kappa  Sigma-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Martha  Duncan,  Vernon  D.  Aid- 
rich,  Jerry  G.  Allman,  Loren  M. 
Anderson,  G.  Gary  Angerman, 
John    P.    Armstrong,    Kenneth  C 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Thomas  G.  Beal, 
William  K.  Benham,  Larry  D.  Bley- 
thing,  Richard  R.  Bleything,  Gary 
D.  Bruning,  Robert  E.  Buchan, 
Gary  L.  Camblin. 


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chael E.  Carlisle,  Wendell  F. 
Cowan,  Michael  J.  Danaher,  Eu- 
gene R.  Dillender,  Michael  Dumiak, 
Durward  D.  Dupre,  Ricky  J.  Eichor, 
John  M.  Flannery. 


SECOND  ROW:  Larry  S.  Good 
win,  John  M.  Graham,  Allen  W 
Guisinger,  Richard  B.  Guthrie. 
Daniel  Harmes,  Richa/d  L.  Hirsch 
Joe  N.  Hodgson,  Fred  W.  Hub 
bard. 


THIRD  ROW:  Leland  R.  Johnson, 
Frederick  G.  Lange,  George  A. 
Lewis,  Robert  C.  Littrell,  Robert  R. 
Matthews,  James  L.  McConnell, 
Patrick  L.  Mclnteer,  Jacob  E. 
Mertz. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gerald  W.  Miller, 
Lowell  G.  Moore,  Charles  L.  Page, 
David  H.  Prosser,  Richard  L.  Rob- 
inson, Charles  P.  Schafer,  James 
G.  Schulthess,  Steve  E.  Schultz. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Michael  J.  Ship- 
ley, Cletus  E.  Shultz,  Kent  S.  Stan- 
cliffe,  Edwin  D.  Stewart,  Stephen 
J.  Tozier,  Ward  V.  Wells,  Gregory 
F.  Wilhite,  Frederick  J.  Wulff. 


Residing  at  1930  College  Heights,  the  men  of  Kappa  Sigma 
entertain  dates  at  several  informal  house  parties  after  basket- 


ball games  during  the  year.  Total  chapter  membership  reached 
a  high  of  65,    which  was  an  increase  of  10  over  last  year. 


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Home  of  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  which  placed  third  in  Homecom- 
ing float  competition  with  Delta  Delta  Delta,  is  505  Denison. 


Entering  the  skit  "A  Horse  of  Course"  with  Delta  Zeta,  the  fra- 
ternity earned  a  place  among  the  four  Harlequinade  finalists. 


Lambda  Chis  plan  'battle  of  bands/  chariot  relays 


Beginning  the  annual  spring  Chariot  Relays 
weekend  was  the  Battle  of  the  Bands  sponsored 
by  members  of  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  to  determine 


One  hundred  sixty-four 
chapters.  Founded  Boston 
University  1909.  Gamma  Xi 
chapter  established  1924. 
President:  Dennis  L.  Powell. 


which  dance  band  in  the  area  was  most  popular 
with  students.  The  profit  was  given  as  a  scholar- 
ship to  a  freshman  woman.  Members  also  raised 
$192  through  a  faculty  slave  auction  for  a  con- 
tribution to  Cats  for  Curtains. 

Lambda  Chis  served  on  the  hospitality,  dance, 
sports  and  recreation,  movie  and  entertainment 
Union  committees.  In  cooperation  with  Alpha 
Chi  Omega,  they  represented  Japan,  Burma  and 
Trinidad  in  the  Model  United  Nations. 


Lambda  Chi  Alpha— TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  Ada  Estes,  Hugh  D.  Barnard, 
William  D.  Betz,  Bruce  A.  Boomer, 
Roderick  R.  Brown,  Richard  N. 
Bruce,  Stuart  E.  Buchmann,  Joel 
R.  Butts. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Leslie  J.  Chyba, 
Robert  C.  Davis,  William  R.  Dos- 
sett,  Peter  A.  Dutton,  Hazen  J. 
Ellis,  Michael  S.  Ermey,  Russell  W. 
Frame,  Carlo  R.  Glotzbach. 


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Lambda  Chi  Alpha-TOP  ROW: 
Virgil  J.  Gross,  Max  M.  Heidnck, 
Richard  C.  Hochberg,  John  F. 
Hupe,  Cecil  W.  Johnston,  Roland 
W.  Johnston,  James  H.  Jones, 
Nicholas  M.  Jones. 


SECOND  ROW:  James  L.  Keating, 
Paul  A.  Killpack,  Larry  E.  Knedlik, 
Kenneth  L.  Lathrop,  Thomas  J. 
Lawrence,  Michael  R.  Lewis,  Cray- 
don  D.  McDonald,  Robert  D. 
McMillen. 


THIRD  ROW:  Richard  H.  McVay, 
Mitchell  P.  Mellott,  Timothy  W. 
Mitchell,  Lloyd  D.  Moden,  Peter 
L.  Molinari,  Gary  R.  Nelson,  Ken- 
neth K.  Opdycke,  Richard  Pfanen- 
stiel. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Dennis  L.  Powell, 
Wayne  L.  Pntz,  Larry  D.  Reser, 
Bruce  H.  Robinson,  Rob  R.  Roth, 
Randall  P.  Seibel,  Robert  A.  Shiv- 
ers, Michael  E.  Sims. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert  E.  Stach, 
Gary  R.  Stallings,  Michael  B. 
Stevens,  Gary  A.  Stewart,  Fred 
W.  Suggs,  Gilbert  D.  Taylor, 
Alan  K.  Tripp,  Wesley  D.  Wright. 


As  part  of  a  continuous  service  project,  men  of  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha  sing  fraternity  songs  for  elderly  persons  at  Parkview 


Manor.  The  Lambda  Chis  adopted  the  Manhattan  rest  home 
during  the  year  and  entertained  residents  weekly  with  songs. 


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Phi  Delt  entry  captures 
top  Harlequinade  award 

Combining  talents  with  Delta  Delta  Delta,  Phi 
Delta  Theta  took  first  place  in  Harlequinade 
1965  with  an  old-fashioned  melodrama  entitled 
"Mississippi  Mishap."  The  men  observed  national 
community  service  day  by  accompanying  a  group 
from  Wharton  Manor  to  the  Eisenhower  Museum 
in  Abilene.  For  house  improvement,  Phi  Delt 
pledges  paved  the  fraternity  parking  lot.  The  liv- 
ing and  recreation  rooms  also  were  remodeled. 

Phi  Delta  Theta  recaptured  the  Flush  Bowl 
trophy  from  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  and  placed 
fourth  in  fraternity  intramurals.  A  Phi  Delt  bad- 
minton team  won  first  in  doubles  competition. 
Members  were  sports  editor  of  the  Collegian, 
treasurer  of  the  senior  class  and  Student  Govern- 
ing Association  and  chairman  and  business  man- 
ager of  Harlequinade.  Phi  Delts  were  active  in 
Scabbard  and  Blade  and  Student  Senate. 


Living  at  the  Phi  Delta  Theta  house  at  508  Sunset  are  four  var- 
sity football  players  and  a  varsity  basketball  squad  member. 


One  hundred  twenty-eight 
chapters.  Founded  Miami 
University  1848.  Kansas 
Gamma  chapter  established 
1920.  President:  Rodney  E. 
Moyer. 


Phi  Delta  Theta-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Mary  Webb,  Stanley  D.  Adams, 
Richard  M.  Anderson,  William  R. 
Anthony,  Ronald  E.  Aupperle, 
Mark  P.  Bohck,  Richard  E.  Boyce, 
A.  Warren  Brecheisen,  Charles  A. 


SECOND  ROW:  Alan  D.  Brown, 
Larry  R.  Brown,  George  N.  Cook, 
Robert  M.  Deaver,  Richard  C. 
Dickson,  John  H.  Galloway,  Mi- 
chael L.  Gibson,  Warren  D.  Grif- 
fith, Gregory  P.  Hanson. 


THIRD  ROW:  Patrick  M.  Harmon, 
Calvin  Harris,  Terrence  Heasty, 
Douglas  W.  Hilton,  James  N. 
Hoffmann,  Kenneth  A.  Hull,  Ron  K. 
Hull,  Bradley  D.  Johnson,  Leland 
K.  Johnson. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert  J.  Juramch, 
Richard  A.  Lester,  Franklin  E. 
Lynch,  Dave  R.  Maclaskey,  Lyle  F. 
Maninger,  Max  T.  Martin,  Randy 
V.  Mills,  Ronald  E.  Montgomery, 
Rodney  E.  Moyer. 


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Norbury,  John  C.  Nye,  James  M. 
Osborn,  Michael  D.  Penrod,  Alan 
J.  Pinkstaff,  Jon  M.  Pollock,  Doug- 
las E.  Powell,  Dale  L.  Preston. 


SECOND  ROW:  Carl  B.  Price,  Bill 
D.  Rathff,  Jerry  L.  Reppert,  Don  L 
Riedl,  David  L.  Roskam,  Craig  S. 
Rowlen,  Graham  H.  Shaw,  Keith 
L.  Stanley. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jack  M.  Stewart, 
David  D.  Swenson,  Ralph  B.  Tay- 
lor, Robert  S.  Thacker,  Richard  S. 
Troell,  Loren  G.  Tucker,  David  L. 
Wilson,  Gerald  P.  Younger. 


Enjoying  a  newly  remodeled  recreation  room,  men  of  Phi 
Delta  Theta  relax  with  a  bridge  game.  The  room  is  also  used 


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Phi  Kappa  Theta-TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  E.  E.  Tagader,  Henry  J.  Allen, 
Robert  A.  Anderson,  Michael  J. 
Bartkoski,  Roger  L.  Becker,  Ralph 
K.  Bieberly,  Samuel  J.  Brungardt, 
Thomas  A.  Burger. 


SECOND  ROW:  Darnel  J.  Carroll, 
William  T.  Carson,  William  O. 
Caspar,  Samuel  F.  Chetta,  Francis 
N.  Chyr,  Michael  J.  Crubel, 
Thomas  H.  Cure,  James  E.  Dale. 


THIRD  ROW:  Richard  N.  Day, 
Donald  DeGraeve,  Thomas  J. 
Drees,  Francis  Eisenbarth,  Ronald 
A.  Engelken,  Jerry  B.  Fickel,  Roy 
T.  Ferguson,  Thomas  A.  Gagnon. 


FOURTH  ROW:  James  M.  Gfeller, 
Gerald  L.  Gerstberger,  Patrick  M. 
Gillgannon,  Thomas  J.  Gillgannon, 
James  C.  Goldsmith,  John  A. 
Gordon,  James  F.  Gregory,  Gary 
F.  Guesnier. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  John  K.  Hall,  Dale 
N.  Hess,  Michael  J.  Hines,  William 
G.  Hughes,  William  R.  Keating, 
Charles  F.  Klesath,  Norman  W. 
Koester,  Steve  W.  Kongs. 


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Brown  University  1889. 
Kansas  lota  chapter  estab- 
lished 1921.  President:  Ger- 
ald Gerstberger. 


Accommodating  55  members,  Phi  Kappa  Theta,  1965  College 
Heights,  has  a  living  room  refurnished  in  red  and  blue  hues. 


Phi  Kappa  Theta  gives 
blood  for  local  hospital 


Donating  more  than  45  pints  of  blood  to  the 
St.  Mary  hospital  and  providing  toys  for  an  In- 
dian orphanage  during  Christmas  were  two  serv- 
ice projects  of  Phi  Kappa  Theta.  The  annual 
Beta  Sigma  Psi-Phi  Kappa  Theta  Reformation 
Day  celebration  marked  Martin  Luther's  separa- 
tion from  Catholicism  with  activities  including  a 
football  game,  queen  election,  dinner  and  dance. 

Social  activities  of  the  Catholic  fraternity  in- 
cluded the  Indian  Summer  Party  with  a  barbe- 
que  and  the  annual  Christmas  and  spring  formals. 
Dates  were  given  favors  of  small  goldfish  in 
brandy  snifters  at  the  Fish  Formal. 

Participating  in  all  intramural  sports,  Phi  Kaps 
placed  second  in  spring  1965  over-all  softball 
standings.  Holder  of  the  badminton  singles 
championship  for  the  last  three  years  was  a  Phi 
Kap.  Other  members  were  officers  in  Preveteri- 
nary  Medical  Club  and  Newman  Club. 


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Phi  Kaps  relax,  study  and  play  cards  while  sunbathing  on  the 
patio  of  their  modern  style  house  built  in  1958.   The  sliding 


glass  doors  which  connect  the  patio  and  dining  room  often  are 
left  open  to  the  patio  for  fall  and  spring  parties  and  barbeques. 


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Phi  Kappa  Theta-TOP  ROW: 
Thomas  F.  Kongs,  Gerald  M.  Kop- 
pes,  W.  Robert  Kramer,  George  P. 
LaBarge,  Paul  J.  Lambert,  James 
W.  Mader,  Ronny  D.  Mader, 
Robert  J.  Marx. 


SECOND  ROW:  William  M.  Mc- 
Greevy,  Gary  E.  Melton,  Gregory 
L.  Miller,  Thomas  O.  Morrow, 
Douglas  J.  Mull,  Frank  D.  Murry, 
Dennis  G.  Redd,  Donald  E.  Reimer. 


THIRD  ROW:  Donald  L.  Riemann, 
Gregory  D.  Schaller,  Eugene  E. 
Schinstock,  Gerald  L.  Schnittker, 
James  C.  Schoenfelder,  John  C 
Sipes,  Thomas  J.  Skeuse,  Philip  J. 
Steen. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  John  M.  Suellen- 
trop,  Roy  D.  Tangeman,  Michael 
Verschelden,  Albert  W.  Vinduska, 
Gary  E.  Voelker,  Ronald  A.  Winter, 
Eugene  F.  Woydziak. 


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Built  in  1958,  the  PiKA  ranch  style  house  has  23  rooms  ac- 
commodating 65  men.  It  is  located  west  of  the  campus.  Repre- 


sentatives from  the  fraternity's  national  council  visited  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha,    2021  College  View,   during  Founder's  Day  activities. 


Joint  Homecoming  float  wins  PiKAs  second  place 


Entered  in  Homecoming  float  competition  with 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  won  second 
place  for  its  joint  creation.  Participating  in  all 
intramural   sports,   members   placed  second  in 


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One  hundred  thirty-four 
chapters.  Founded  University 
of  Virginia  1868.  Alpha 
Omega  chapter  established 
1913.  President:  Gary  P. 
Mann. 


touch  football  in  their  league  and  were  semi- 
finalists  in  handball.  A  varsity  basketball  player, 
a  finalist  in  the  1965  Favorite  Man  on  Campus 
competition  and  St.  Pat,  crowned  at  1965  Engi- 
neers' and  Architects'  Open  House  were  PiKAs. 
Fraternity  members  were  represented  in  Stu- 
dent Governing  Association,  Student  Senate,  Phi 
Eta  Sigma,  Steel  Ring  and  Sigma  Tau.  Social 
events  included  a  Christmas  party,  the  Dixie  Ball 
and  the  Roaring  Twenties  Party. 


Pi  Kappa  Alpha— TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Frances  Hoch,  Frank  M.  Beaver, 
Ronald  E.  Biddison,  Robert  E. 
Bloom,  Steven  D.  Bowell,  Richard 
D.  Bumgarner,  David  E.  Carlson, 
Vincent  L.  Carlson. 


SECOND  ROW:  Thomas  P.  Cav- 
anaugh,  Robert  L.  Collins,  Larry 
E.  Converse,  James  L.  Crotinger, 
Robert  G.  Del  Popolo,  Richard  T. 
DeMoss,  Dennis  A.  Drumm,  Wil- 
liam R.  Duni. 


THIRD    ROW:    James    D.    Elliott, 


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Gabnelson,  Richard  L.  Geisinger, 
David  A.  Gerber,  Kenton  M. 
Grigg,  Jerold  L.  Heck,  Charles  A. 
Helwig. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Duane  E.  Her- 
man, Robert  D.  Herman,  Paul  E. 
Johnson,  William  B.  Johnson,  Gary 
L.  Johnston,  Daniel  S.  Kratz,  Rob- 
ert E.  Lawson,  Duane  R.  Lee. 


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Pi  Kappa  Alpha-TOP  ROW: 
George  W.  Maichel,  Gary  P. 
Mann,  Frederick  L.  Mattox,  Mi- 
chael A.  Montgomery,  Peter  D. 
Nauert,  Brian  B.  Nelson,  Ray  Ot- 
tenberg,  Robert  W.  Perry. 


SECOND  ROW:  James  M.  Peters 
James  W.  Priebe,  Victor  A.  Reg 
nier,  Thomas  A.  Rensenhouse 
Randy  D.  Risley,  Robert  G.  Roh 
baugh,  Raymond  E.  Smith,  Roy  O 
Smith. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Darryl  D.  Smutz, 
Charles  G.  Steele,  James  E.  Strauss, 
Jay  F.  Thompson,  Phillip  F.  Unruh, 
Vance  E.  VanPelt,  Thomas  H. 
Warta,  Neal  D.  Whitaker,  John 
H.  Wilson. 


Santa  Claus,  portrayed  by  a  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  fraternity  brother, 
distributes  an  assortment  of  gifts  in  personalized  stockings  to 


PiKA  dates  at  the  annual  Christmas  party.  Other  PiKA  social 
events  included  Roaring  Twenties  and  Roman  Orgy  parties. 


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Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon— TOP  ROW: 
James  B.  Attebery,  Bill  R.  Barani, 
Edwin  O.  Baumgarten,  David  R. 
Becraft,  William  P.  Beezley, 
Charles  E.  Bliss,  Frank  H.  Burrow, 
Larry  A.  Bush. 


SECOND  ROW:  Michael  D.  Card, 
Gary  K.  Carlson,  Robert  M. 
Cooper,  David  B.  Corby,  Terry  J. 
Crofoot,  Thomas  D.  Dick,  William 
C.   Dillingham,  Lon  W.  Dillman. 


THIRD  ROW:  Thomas  N.  Dough- 
erty, Harvey  C.  Eplee,  Daniel  E. 
Fankhauser,  John  R.  Fatzer,  Ernest 
J.  Finocchio,  William  R.  Glenn, 
William  R.  Hayden,  Tom  J.  Hogan. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Darrell  D.  Jones, 
Robert  E.  Judd,  Larry  Kamp 
schroeder,  Timothy  J.  Kennedy 
Larry  L.  Kettelhut,  Robert  L.  Kim 
sey,  James  P.  Latimer,  James  C. 
Maes. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Mark  E.  Marling, 
Richard  J.  Massieon,  James  R. 
McConnell,  David  R.  McLain, 
Bernie  J.  Melvin,  David  H.  Mickey, 
Kenneth  K.  Miles,  Brian  N.  Minturn. 


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Campus  activities  attract 
Sig  Alph  participation 

With  an  increase  in  membership  of  30  men, 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  was  represented  in  Blue 
Key,  Steel  Ring,  Sigma  Tau,  Alpha  Zeta,  Phi 
Eta  Sigma  and  Sigma  Delta  Chi.  Student  body 
president,  most  inspirational  man  on  the  varsity 
football  team,  an  FMOC  runner-up,  a  varsity 
basketball  player  and  track  team  co-captain  were 
members  of  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon. 

Candy  and  presents  were  given  to  area  children 
at  a  Christmas  party  sponsored  by  the  Sig  Alphs. 
Social  activities  included  the  Belle  Ball,  a  spring 
formal,  an  island  party,  a  Roman  party  and  the 
nineteenth  annual  Flush  Bowl  touch  football 
game  against  Phi  Delta  Theta. 


Ranked  first  in  handball  and  horseshoes  and 
swimming  and  golf,  Sig  Alphs  meet  a  rival 


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One  hundred  fifty-two  chap- 
ters. Founded  University  of 
Alabama  l  856.  Kansas  Beta 
chapter  established  1913. 
President:  Joseph  H.  Stout. 


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Residing  at  1015  Denison,  members  of  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
entertain  their  dates  after  games  and  at  special  functions.  Sun- 


decks  provide  tanning  areas  in  the  spring.  Fifty-four  percent  of 
the   chapter   donated   blood   to  the   Red   Cross   Bloodmobile. 


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Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon-TOP  ROW: 
James  K.  Morrow,  Charles  R. 
Myers,  Robert  B.  Nichols,  Rodney 
D.  Nicholson,  Richard  A.  Noll, 
Ross  D.  Piper,  Ben|amin  L.  Porter, 
Steve  E.  Potter. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jerry  D.  Prather, 
Dana  L.  Rasch,  Danny  M.  Rich, 
Richard  K.  Rodelander,  Carl  F. 
Schwab,  Alan  J.  Scott,  Michael 
W.  Scott,  William  L.  Selbe. 


THIRD  ROW:  Norman  T.  Shawver, 
Richard  B.  Sigwing,  William  B. 
Smith,  William  C.  Stang,  Joseph 
H.  Stout,  Robert  W.  Stull,  Stanley 
M.  Symons,  James  W.  Thiesing 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Thomas  E.  Tweed, 
Kenneth  H.  Underwood,  Gregory 
J.  Vahle,  Duane  R.  Volz,  Gregory 
S.  Wallace,  James  J.  Wauthier, 
Richard  K.  Zielke. 


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Ranked  second  against  other  fraternities  in  the  1965  Lambda 
Chi  Alpha  Chariot  Relays,  Sigma  Chis  live  at  1224  Fremont. 


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One  hundred  thirty-eight 
chapters.  Founded  Miami 
University  1855.  Delta  Up- 
silon  chapter  established 
1949.  President:  James  R. 
Calcara. 


Sigma  Chis  win  citation, 
receive  first  in  IF  Sing 


Based  on  activities  and  campus  publicity,  Delta 
Upsilon  chapter  won  the  national  Sigma  Chi 
Public  Relations  Citation  for  the  second  consecu- 
tive year.  The  men  won  first  in  Interfraternity 
Sing  for  the  second  year.  They  sang  "The  Blue 
and  the  Gold"  and  "Sigma  Chi  Hymn."  First 
place  in  the  Homecoming  float  contest  and  Quiz 
Bowl  finalist  positions  also  were  secured. 

Sigma  Chis  presented  a  $50  scholarship  to  a 
student  and  gave  a  Christmas  party  for  under- 
privileged children.  Interior  decoration  was  com- 
pleted, adding  new  living  room  panelling  and  the 
expansion  of  kitchen  facilities. 

Participating  in  all  intramural  sports,  Sigma 
Chis  had  members  in  varsity  football,  tennis, 
golf  and  cross  country.  Members  belonged  to 
Blue  Key,  Student  Senate,  Tribunal,  Apportion- 
ment Board  and  K-State  Singers.  Social  activi- 
ties included  monthly  house  parties,  the  annual 
Sewer  and  Pajama  parties  and  Derby  Day. 


Sigma  Chi-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Henry  Boss,  Milton  E.  Ahlerich, 
Jon  M.  Ahrens,  John  H.  Baldwin, 
Philip  M.  Ballantyne,  Richard  C. 
Basore,  Ronald  B.  Benedick,  Larry 
K.  Berlin. 


SECOND  ROW:  John  R.  Block, 
Richard  S.  Bordwell,  Bruce  E.  Bry- 
ant, Patrick  H.  Burch,  James  L. 
Bush,  Richard  L.  Calcara,  Dennis 
L.  Dechert,  Dave  M.  Depping. 


THIRD  ROW:  Thomas  R.  DeRosear, 
Patrick  C.  Dondlinger,  James  M. 
Elson,  Bruce  V.  Foltz,  William  C. 
Gettler,  James  J.  Graham,  John 
R.  Graham,  Phillip  B.  Groves. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Thomas  R.  Hagan, 
James  A.  Harders,  Gerald  D.  Harr, 
Robert  K.  Hauber,  William  A. 
Hemphill,  James  C.  Jarrett,  Peter 
A.  Jiran,  Mode  A.  Johnson. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  James  E.  Keck, 
Michael  M.  Kelly,  Samuel  W. 
Knecht,  Marcus  L.  Knight,  James 
Q.  Kohler,  Richard  D.  Krause, 
Robert  H.  Larson,  Dale  G.  Litton. 


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skit   they    presented  with  the   sorority  as  one    of  four   finalist 


groups  in  Harlequinade.  For  three  consecutive  years,  Sigma 
Chis  have  written  a  skit  which  reached  the  final  competition. 


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Sigma  Chi-TOP  ROW:  Fred  E. 
Lowrey,  Stephen  H.  Magill,  Mar- 
ion R.  Manlove,  Marvin  D.  Man- 
love,  Jack  H.  Marker,  Daniel  W. 
Masters,  Donald  C.  Mclntyre, 
William  J.  McKee,  Mark  T.  Mil- 
bourn. 


SECOND  ROW:  Don  L.  Miller, 
John  L.  Mitcha,  Phillip  E.  Moore, 
William  W.  Morris,  Jerry  L.  Mun- 
son,  John  M.  Novosel,  James  L. 
Nugen,  Robert  A.  Nuttelman, 
Stephen  E.  Ours. 


THIRD  ROW:  James  R.  Oxler, 
Larry  G.  Palmer,  Edward  M. 
Printz,  Roberto  F.  Reyes,  James  C. 
Roberts,  Thomas  C.  Roberts, 
Charles  W.  Ruggles,  William  H. 
Rushton,  Glenn  D.  Schiffner. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Stephen  E.  Seltzer, 
Robert  W.  Shideler,  Michael  D. 
Shilling,  Robert  D.  S|ogren,  Andy 
M.  Skow,  Gordon  E.  Snyder,  Jerry 
L.  Soldner,  Michael  C.  Tarry,  Ray 
I.  Throckmorton. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  David  A.  Trow- 
bridge, Timothy  P.  Trubey,  Edward 
L.  Turner,  David  J.  Unruh,  Stephen 
G.  Unruh,  Gus  G.  Vedros,  Donald 
G.  Walker,  James  D.  Wilson, 
Albert  M.  Yenkey. 


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Fraternity  membership  of  Sigma  Nu,  513  Sunset,  increased  by 
15  men  bringing  the  total  to  45.  Repainting  the  basement,  re- 


covering furniture  and  purchasing  a  new  carpet  for  the  living 
room  were   internal   improvements  completed   at  the  house. 


Sigma  Nu  pledges  conduct  piano  procession 


To  the  tune  of  "Long,  Long  Trails  a  Winding," 
Sigma  Nu  pledges  carried  their  baby  grand  piano 
23  blocks  to  be  fixed  and  sold  at  a  downtown 


One  hundred  thirty-six  chap- 
ters. Founded  Virginia  Mili- 
tary Institute  1869.  Beta 
Kappa  chapter  established 
1913.  President:  Joel  W. 
Athey. 


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Manhattan  music  store.  Chapter  members  in- 
cluded the  leading  scorers  for  both  varsity  and 
freshmen  basketball  teams.  Nick  Pino,  tallest 
man  ever  to  play  in  the  Big  Eight  Conference, 
took  varsity  honors,  while  6-foot,  11 -inch  Mike 
Barber  led  freshman  scoring.  Sigma  Nus  were 
members  of  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Phi  Eta  Sigma, 
Scabbard  and  Blade  and  Arnold  Air  Society. 
Social  activities  included  the  Snake  Pit  dance,  a 
beatnik  party  and  the  White  Rose  Formal. 


Sigma  Nu-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Bertha  Scott,  Joel  W.  Athey,  Gary 
C.  Axton,  Ralph  E.  Baker,  Richard 
T.  Birch,  David  E.  Carr. 


SECOND  ROW:  Edward  L.  Dent, 
Larry  R.  Dent,  Edwin  R.  Dunstan, 
Stephen  W.  Ficke,  Richard  H. 
Floersch,  Phillip  S.  Folck. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Steven  L.  Frickey, 
Donald  R.  Frikken,  David  A.  Ful- 
ghum,  Richard  M.  Generson,  Phil 
S.  Goss,  Eddie  J.  Gray. 


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Sigma  Nu-TOP  ROW:  Ronald  D. 
Graybeal,  Ronald  D.  Hadsall, 
Robert  E.  Harmon,  Donald  J.  Head, 
Robert  V.  Horn,  Ronald  G.  Hugh- 
banks. 


SECOND  ROW:  Edward  E.  Jack- 
son, Larry  W.  Jackson,  Chris  E. 
Johns,  Alvin  D.  Johnson,  Wayne 
N.  MacKirdy,  Kevin  T.  McKeeman. 


THIRD  ROW:  Robert  M.  Melichar, 
Dennis  L.  Miner,  Gordon  E.  Myers, 
Throck  M.  Osborn,  Nick  Pino, 
James  M.  Richardson,  Norman  E. 
Ruediger. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Daniel  J.  Shiel, 
George  H.  Skinner,  DelanceyA. 
Smith,  Michael  L.  Thompson,  Doug- 
las R.  Wagner,  George  A.  Weiss, 
Brian  A.  Wicks. 


Men   of  Sigma   Nu   use  their  own   creativity   in   planning  a 
pleasant,  but  conducive,  room  for  studying.  Members,  including 


Putnam  and  Ford  Foundation  scholars  and  a  Rhodes  scholarship 
interviewee,  advanced  to  final  rounds  in  football  competition. 


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Sigma  Phi  Epsilon-TOP  ROW: 
Mrs.  Cora  Shupe,  Ronald  B.  Aikin, 
John  P.  Ayres,  Larry  D.  Balding, 
Bradley  D.  Barrows,  Richard  R. 
Barrows,  Robert  E.  Bennett,  Wray 
E.  Bradley,  George  A.  Burns. 


SECOND  ROW:  James  G.  Carl, 
Warren  E.  Carpenter,  Jerry  R. 
Carson,  Steve  A.  Cawby,  William 
D.  Craig,  James  E.  Cramer,  Daniel 
T.  Colahan,  Harold  G.  Denton, 
James  V.  Doran. 


THIRD  ROW:  John  P.  Duffendack, 
David  W.  Duncan,  William  T. 
Elliott,  Jack  E.  Elhthorpe,  Calvin 
L.  Emig,  Kenneth  K.  Eshelman,  Mi- 
chael A.  Farnsworth,  John  P. 
Flournoy,  William  P.  Gallant. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Jerry  W.  Garlett, 
Rex  E.  Garrelts,  Daryl  W.  Gatza, 
Allen  Gerstenberger,  Kenneth  C. 
Goreham,  Ralph  E.  Grumbein,  Jay 
D.  Hanna,  Arnold  E.  Hanney,  Ste- 
phen M.  Harris. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Robert  A.  Helms 
Dennis  G.  Henning,  Robert  R 
Hilterbrand,  Danny  W.  Hixon 
Stephen  C.  Hummel,  Jack  H.  Jack 
son,  James  R.  Jones,  Thomas  G 
Kilroy,  Lawrence  R.  Klein. 


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One  hundred  sixty-two 
chapters.  Founded  Rich- 
mond College  1901.  Kansas 
Beta  chapter  established 
191  8.  President:  Staley  B. 
McDermet. 


Sig  Eps  have  a  special  work  week  to  finish  cleaning  their  new 
rooms  and  hallways  added  to  the  house  during  the  summer. 


Sig  Eps  receive  award 
for  chapter  participation 

For  excellence  in  all  phases  of  chapter  activi- 
ties, members  of  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  received  one 
of  nine  Outstanding  Chapter  awards  given  at  the 
national  conclave  in  New  York  City.  With  build- 
ing additions  totalling  approximately  $60,000,  the 
fraternity  doubled  the  size  of  its  kitchen,  furnished 
six  new  study  rooms  and  added  a  basement  tele- 
vision room.  Other  improvements  included  a  new 
parking  lot  and  additional  kitchen  equipment. 

For  social  activities,  members  sponsored  a 
western  party,  the  Golden  Heart  Ball  and  a 
Founder's  Day  dinner.  The  men  also  entertained 
their  fathers  for  a  weekend. 


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Sigma  Phi  Epsilon-TOP  ROW: 
Gerald  F.  Korach,  John  A.  Knder, 
John  P.  Larson,  Steve  E.  Larson, 
James  D.  Latham,  Wayne  C. 
Leedy,  Jack  V.  Lewis,  Robert  J. 
Mathews,  Staley  B.  McDermet. 


SECOND  ROW:  Gerald  R.  Means, 
Arden  P.  Miller,  John  W.  Morsink- 
hoff,  James  P.  Nelson,  John  W. 
Perrier,  Thomas  D.  Perrier,  Nikki 
D.  Perngo,  Frederick  Peterson, 
Jack  Piepenbring. 


THIRD  ROW:  Tom  L.  Pmkston, 
Warren  C.  Pray,  Joseph  M.  Ray, 
Terry  L.  Ray,  Ronald  M.  Roberts, 
Thomas  M.  Roode,  Dovid  R. 
Schmidt,  Paul  E.  Schneikart,  Doug- 
las Schumacher. 


FOURTH  ROW:  James  C.  Shaffer, 
David  E.  Sloan,  Paul  D.  Stephen- 
son, Charles  M.  Stites,  John  H. 
Strube,  Roger  L.  Strube,  Richard 
L.  Swenson,  Norris  M.  Taylor. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jerome  P.  Wau- 
thier,  Barry  L.  West,  Terry  D. 
Whitten,  Bruce  G.  Wilson,  Charles 
E.  Wilson,  James  W.  Wilson,  John 
S.  Wittenborn,  Steve  J.  Wood. 


Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  1015  Sunset,  combined  with  Gamma  Phi 
Beta  to  represent  Russia  in  Model  United  Nations.  The  men  also 


sent  a  Bulgarian  delegation.  Sig  Eps  work  on  Board  of  Student 
Organizations    and    Commerce    and    Agriculture    Councils. 


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Triangle-TOP  ROW:  Mrs.  Mabel 
Granger,  Richard  K.  Boyd,  Ted  A. 
Broers,  Gary  S.  Burgin,  Don  A. 
Caywood,  Michael  T.  Chapman, 
Dale  A.  Clark. 


SECOND  ROW:  Don  L.  Cobb, 
Robert  D.  Crangle,  Alan  D.  Culver, 
Fred  L.  Curry,  Franklin  D.  Duncan, 
Charles  K.  Eby,  David  F.  Fair- 
banks. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  John  J.  Fitzgerald, 
James  E.  Germger,  Donald  F. 
Hansen,  Clarence  Henderson,  Ed- 
ward A.  Holloway,  Darryl  E. 
Janzen,  Michael  D.  Kemper. 


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Twenty-five  chapters.  Found- 
ed University  of  Illinois 
1  907.  K-State  chapter  estab- 
lished  1964.  President: 
Franklin  D.  Duncan. 


Cleaning  the  fraternity  house  before  fall  rush,  Triangle  men 
labor  under  their  house  manager's  direction  during  Work  Week. 


Triangle  men  redecorate, 
host  high  school  students 


Serving  as  weekend  host  to  high  school  men  at- 
tending Engineers'  and  Architects'  Open  House 
was  a  special  project  of  Triangle  fraternity.  Ap- 
proximately 35  men  were  guests  of  the  fraternity 
during  the  March  weekend.  Triangle  men  also 
completely  redecorated  their  front  room,  adding 
carpet  and  wood  paneling,  and  repainted  and 
refurnished  other  rooms  in  the  house. 

Participating  in  all  intramural  athletics,  the 
men  captured  the  free  throw  championship  in  the 
fraternity  division.  The  annual  Sweetheart  For- 
mal highlighted  social  activities  of  the  year. 
Members  attended  a  banquet  and  dance  in  con- 
nection with  the  fraternity's  Founder's  Day  cele- 
bration in  Junction  City.  Informal  parties  in- 
cluded an  "angel  or  devil"  party  and  a  fall  hay- 
rack ride. 

Outstanding  members  of  the  fraternity  for 
architects,  engineers  and  physical  scientists  were 
listed  in  Student  Senate,  Blue  Key  and  Engineer- 
ing Council.  One  of  the  smaller  fraternities  on 
campus,  Triangle  housed  35  men  in  a  house 
overlooking  Manhattan  and  the  KS  hill. 


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Triangle  — TOP  ROW:  Robert  D. 
Kinney,  Gary  K.  Lewis,  Robert  D. 
Lillich,  Gary  L.  McCutcheon,  Duane 
D.  Marine,  Larry  R.  Martin,  Theo- 
dore S.  Mauck. 


SECOND  ROW:  David  J.  Mell- 
gren,  Terry  K.  Michie,  John  R. 
Miller,  John  A.  Rider,  John  W. 
Robson,  Neil  D.  Rogers,  Ralph  B. 
Schwartz. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Eugene  L.  Smith, 
Walter  J.  Smith,  Richard  L.  Surrett, 
Damon  P.  Swain,  Wayne  F.  West- 
gate,  James  L.  Willits,  David  B. 
Yardley. 


Triangle  men  must  climb  56  steps  to  reach  the  front  porch  of 
their  house  at  221   N.  Delaware  from  the  east.    Less  hearty 


members  can  drive  to  the  house's  back  door.  Pledges  must  earn 
a  2.4  average  to  be  initiated  into  the  engineering  fraternity. 


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Smith  cartons  earn  toys, 
men  tally  highest  grades 

Milk  cartons  were  collected  and  exchanged  for 
toys  by  men  of  Maitland  E.  Smith  Scholarship 
House.  The  toys  were  distributed  by  Manhattan 
firemen  to  underprivileged  children  in  the  area. 
Academically,  the  house  had  the  highest  grade 
average  for  men's  living  groups  for  1965  and  also 
placed  second  in  the  annual  College  Bowl. 

Social  activities  included  exchange  parties  and 
picnics  with  other  campus  living  groups,  a  Christ- 
mas semi-formal  dance  and  a  spring  formal. 
Smith  men  participated  in  football,  basketball, 
tennis,  bowling  and  horseshoes  intramurals  and 
were  represented  in  Sigma  Tau,  Phi  Kappa  Phi, 
Pi  Tau  Sigma  and  Phi  Eta  Sigma. 


Peddling  down  main  street,  Smith  men  vow  "We'll  Get  There 
Sooner    or    Later"    with    an    independent    Homecoming   float. 


Smith  Scholarship  House— TOP 
ROW:  Mrs.  Robert  King,  Gale  L. 
Belden,  James  K.  Carlat,  Douglas 
M.  Chapman,  Charles  W.  Dueth- 
man,  Kenneth  D.  Everett,  Jerry  A. 
Fabert,  Roger  B.  Finney. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jay  S.  Fisher, 
William  J.  Gates,  John  A.  George, 
Mack  W.  Hahn,  David  C.  Hall, 
Larry  G.  Horning,  Arlen  W.  Hug- 
gins,  Calvin  D.  Jaeger. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dwight  D.  Jewett, 
Robert  D.  Jump,  Donald  L.  Ken- 
nedy, Ronald  D.  Kennedy,  Richard 
D.  Knewtson,  Arley  D.  Lanman, 
Larry  R.  Larsen,  Larry  E.  Larson. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Robert  L.  Latta, 
Gary  L.  Lewis,  John  D.  Loop,  Ron- 
ald D.  Lyberger,  Robert  L.  Morrow, 
Russell  L.  Muse,  Rodney  T.  Nash, 
Wayne  A.  Pearson. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Ryan  R.  Rader,  Ste- 
phen K.  Raney,  Roger  U.  Rea, 
Franklin  H.  Ross,  Jean  E.  Samdon, 
Leland  O.  Singer,  C.  Joseph  Stall- 
baumer. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jerald  L.  Suber- 
kropp,  William  J.  Sweet,  Lawrence 
K.  Thummel,  Donald  R.  Tremain, 
Dennis  R.  Trisler,  David  S.  Tucker, 
Lionel  R.  Whitmer. 


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Straube  Scholarship  House— TOP 
ROW:  Mrs.  II a  Wells,  Jay  E. 
Alloway,  Frank  M.  Atkinson,  Rus- 
sell L.  Russman,  Thomas  E.  Colvin, 
Jack  L.  Decker,  Douglas  J.  Dusfon. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jerry  W.  Engler, 
Gerald  T.  Evans,  Michael  J.  Far- 
mer, Samuel  J.  Feist,  Charles  D. 
Fulhage,  Richard  L.  Gettings,  John 
R.  Grafel. 


THIRD  ROW:  Steven  L.  Grau, 
Darnell  F.  Hawkins,  Duane  L. 
Hood,  John  A.  Jarrett,  Darrel  L. 
Johnson,  Duane  L.  Keller,  Carmen 
R.  Klein. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gary  W.  Larison, 
Steven  A.  Larson,  Warren  J.  Leon- 
ard, John  C.  Lynch,  Anthony  R. 
Mason,  Gordon  L.  McCosh,  James 
E.   McCourt. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Michael  P.  McCoy 
Harry  W.  McDaniel,  Ronald  D 
O'Neill,  David  W.  Pascal,  Mau- 
rice D.  Penner,  Gene  P.  Rathbun, 
Roy  L.  Robinson,  Randy  Rothen 
berger. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jeffrey  C.  Ryman, 
Elliot  M.  Ser,  Ronald  J.  Seyfert, 
Leroy  V.  Skoch,  Louis  A.  Stam- 
baugh,  James  W.  Teener,  David 
H.  Wharton,  John  O.  Wilkerson. 


Straube's  refurnishings 
include  draperies,  carpet 

Redecoration  of  the  living  room  and  an  addi- 
tion to  the  kitchen  equipment  greeted  residents 
of  Oscar  E.  Straube  Scholarship  House  when 
they  returned  for  fall  semester.  New  living  room 
accessories  included  draperies,  carpet  and  chairs. 
A  stainless  steel  unit  was  added  to  the  kitchen. 
Straube  men,  who  must  maintain  a  2.5  over-all 
grade  average  to  remain  in  the  house,  were  repre- 
sented in  Delta  Mu  Delta,  Alpha  Mu,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Sigma  Tau,  K-State  Players  and  Orchesis. 


Straube  residents,  living  east  of  campus  at  1221  Thurston,  were 
second  in  independent  division  swimming  and  fourth  in  golf. 


Freshmen  women  moving  into  dormitories  for  the  first  time  re- 
ceive help  from  their  families  and  coeds  who  arrived  earlier. 


Conforming  to  the  over-all  theme  of  Homecoming,  "Sooner  or 
Later,"  Moore  women  build  a  parade  float  with  Kappa  Sigma. 


Completion  of  Moore  increases  women's  housing 


With  the  completion  and  opening  of  Moore 
hall,  a  shortage  of  housing  for  women  was  re- 
lieved. Nine  dormitories  and  three  scholarship 
houses  were  operated  by  the  University.  A  new 


Life  in  residence  halls  provides  an  opportunity  for  students 
to  develop  new  interests  and  friendships  in  their  spare  time. 


food  center  for  the  northeast  dormitory  complex 
began  service  at  the  beginning  of  second  semester 
for  Moore  and  West.  Increased  facilities  allowed 
housing  officials  to  place  only  freshmen  women 
in  Boyd  and  West  halls.  Resident  assistants,  ap- 
pointed by  hall  directors  and  approved  by  the 
dean  of  students  office,  supervised  and  counseled 
in  men's  and  women's  dormitories. 


Women  Resident  Assistants— TOP  ROW:  Linda  S.  Hauptli,  Mary  H.  Symes,  Di- 
anna  L.  Henry,  Ellen  E.  Eppard,  Janet  J.  Beer,  Winifred  L.  Johnson,  Betty  R. 
Ashida.  SECOND  ROW:  Nicoletta  Sames,  Sandra  A.  Davidson,  Patricia  L 
Wenger,  Donna  M.  Spachek,  Sara  J.  Rose,  Sharon  M.  Hilding,  Sharlene  K.  Mitch- 
ell, Marilyn  S.  Lee.  THIRD   ROW:  Ellen  Vonderschmidt,  Patricia  L.  Prochaska, 


Karen  J.  Verhage,  Barbara  E.  Whitman,  Carolyn  R.  Howard,  Joanne  L.  Foggs, 
Cathy  J.  Waldo,  Dons  Muld.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Virginia  M.  Munson,  Jacqueline 
B.  Taylor,  Maria  R.  Dahlsten,  Sally  J.  Lydick,  Linda  M.  Grant,  Virginia  L.  Man- 
sholt,  Joyce  M.  Eyerly. 


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Living  on  Petticoat  Lane,  Boyd  women  present  a  $100  scholar- 
ship and  recognize  the  hall's  outstanding  freshman  and  RA. 


Boyd  women  correspond 
with  'Big  Red  One5  men 

Boxing  5,000  cookies  to  send  to  a  company  of 
the  first  infantry  division  stationed  in  Viet  Nam 
was  part  of  the  correspondence  carried  on  during 
the  Christmas  season  by  Boyd  hall  women.  Ap- 
proximately 80  men  wrote  to  the  women  most  of 
the  year.  The  yule  season  also  found  the  women 
caroling  at  the  Fort  Riley  hospital. 

As  part  of  a  project  to  improve  student-faculty 
relations,  the  dorm  invited  faculty  members  for 
lunch  once  each  week.  An  old-fashioned  Christ- 
mas formal,  social  functions  with  men's  dormi- 
tories and  fraternities  and  a  fathers'  weekend 
were  part  of  the  social  calendar.  The  hall  recog- 
nized all  residents  earning  above  a  3.0  for  the 
semester  at  a  scholarship  dinner.  Boyd  hall  intra- 
mural teams  placed  second  in  volleyball  and 
third  in  kickball  competition. 


Boyd  hall  coeds  place  important  announcements  and  reminders 
on  the  front  bulletin  board  to  inform  residents  of  special  events. 


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Boyd  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Doris 
Woodruff,  Burrton  G.  Woodruff, 
Dana  C.  Hughes,  Elizabeth  An- 
dekian,  Michele  A.  Abbott,  Patricia 
A.  Abbott,  Mary  E.  Abson,  De- 
Anna  M.  Adams. 


SECOND  ROW:  Elizabeth  A.  An- 
dersen, Judith  K.  Andres,  Linda  J. 
Arick,  Barbara  E.  Ashford,  Betty 
R.  Ashida,  Cheryl  L.  Bain,  Carol  A. 
Baldwin,  Valerie  L.  Barton. 


THIRD  ROW:  Constance  L.  Bates, 
Sharron  L.  Beckenhauer,  Janet  J. 
Beer,  Shelly  L.  Bergerhouse,  Mary 
A.  Bigelow,  Carolyn  S.  Bishop, 
Doris  J.  Bosse,  Sheryl  L.  Bostrom. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Julie  C.  Botten- 
berg,  Joan  R.  Bower,  Janet  L 
Boyer,  Marcia  M.  Brannum,  Caro- 
lyn E.  Brass,  Barbara  K.  Bright, 
Linda  F.  Broers,  Barbara  A.  Brown. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Virginia  L.  Brunson, 
Patricia  L.  Carlson,  Pamela  K. 
Carr,  Kathryn  A.  Covin,  Kathleen 
M.  Caviness,  Linda  J.  Chapman, 
Barbara  A.  Chase,  Patricia  W. 
Cheney. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Harriett  J.  Clark, 
Kaye  A.  Clinesmith,  Patti  M. 
Cockrell,  Barbara  D.  Coffey,  Bev- 
erly Craddock,  Kathryn  A.  Crosta- 
rosa,  Jonalyn  Cruickshank,  Judy 
F.  Crumrine. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Countess  K.  Cul 
bertson,  Linda  D.  Curtin,  Terri  A 
DaMetz,  Margaret  J.  Davis,  Si 
anne  Dimatteo,  Trudy  C.  Drapel 
Trisha  J.  Dwyer,  Karen  K.  Ehrlich 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Karlyn  K.  Emel, 
DeLila  K.  Erl,  Mary  C.  Evans, 
Jonell  Exley,  Joyce  M.  Eyerly, 
Sherry  J.  Fearing,  Sandra  J.  Fran- 
cis, Joline  Frednckson. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Theresa  M.  Gar- 
lett,  Linda  K.  Gaul,  Cheryl  L. 
Gfeller,  Lana  J.  Gfeller,  George- 
anne  Gleason,  Heike  Goedecke, 
Cynthia  J.  Goll,  Linda  R.  Gooding. 


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Boyd  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Patricia  L 
Groceman,  Janell  K.  Groene, 
Janet  K.  Groene,  Linda  Z.  Habiger, 
Donna  K.  Hagedorn,  Patricia  A. 
Hall,  Joan  E.  Hallauer,  Donna  M. 
Hallier. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jane  A.  Hartman, 
Vicki  K.  Heasley,  Dianna  S.  Heath, 
Mary  F.  Heinen,  Bonnie  F.  Heit- 
man,  Carol  F.  Hendershot,  Karyl 
I.  Higbie,  Barbara  J.  Hoch. 


THIRD  ROW:  Mary  K.  Hoppe, 
Judith  A.  Hornberger,  Barbara  J. 
Hudson,  Cynthia  S.  Huffman,  Janis 
A.  Hug,  Cheryl  R.  Immenschuh, 
Patricia  A.  Intermill,  Judy  G. 
Jackson. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Ruth  A.  Jackson, 
Julie  A.  Jacobson,  Roberta  K.  Jar- 
man,  Karin  K.  Jensen,  Phyllis  J. 
Johnson,  Rita  A.  Johnson,  Winifred 
L.  Johnson,  Pamela  A.  Jones. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Merry  J.  Kanawyer, 
Judy  A.  Keeten,  Pamela  M.  Kelly, 
Susan  L.  Kendall,  Barbara  J.  Kier, 
Kay  E.  Kotapish,  Katherme  Y. 
Kracht,  Linda  J.  Kraus. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Ellen  L.  Krehbiel, 
Beverly  J.  Kreider,  Phyllis  M. 
Kruse,  Patricia  J.  Lagoski,  Joan  G. 
Langland,  Connie  F.  Lathrop,  Jane 
A.  Lee,  Marilyn  S.  Lee. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Mary  K.  Leick, 
Carolyn  S.  Lemon,  Trudy  E.  Lewis, 
Cheryl  A.  Linn,  Sally  A.  Liston, 
Temar  K.  Long,  Nancy  J.  Mangels- 
dorf,  Elizabeth  L.  Martin. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Sharon  K.  Mason, 
Patricia  A.  Massey,  Rita  I.  Math- 
ews, Sandra  R.  McDiffett,  Mary 
J.  McKelvey,  Eileen  A.  McPherson, 
Linda  L.  Mendell,  Martha  J.  Mid- 
dleton. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Cherie  E.  Miller, 
Melody  V.  Millick,  Sharlene  K. 
Mitchell,  RuAnn  Moore,  Bonita  K. 
Moren,  Martha  A.  Morton,  Vir- 
ginia M.  Munson,  Carolyn  M. 
Munzer. 


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Boyd  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Karyl  S. 
Nelson,  Joy  A.  Newell,  Karen  R. 
Newton,  Barbara  A.  Ohl,  Sandra 
L.  Olson,  Glenna  F.  Onwiler, 
Cecilia  M.  Osborn,  Virginia  S. 
Ours. 


SECOND  ROW:  Gail  D.  Owen, 
Carolyn  L.  Payne,  Marilyn  J.  Peeks, 
Deborah  C.  Petro,  Carol  A.  Phil- 
lips, Vicky  L.  Pogue,  Martha  J. 
Reck,  Carolyn  J.  Rippe. 


THIRD  ROW:  Janice  M.  Rittenoure, 
Karen  J.  Robinson,  Catherine  A. 
Roebke,  Cheryl  A.  Rogers,  Beverly 
J.  Romero,  Betsy  A.  Ruda,  Deborah 
J.  Russ,  lola  F.  Russell. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Paula  K.  Sandy, 
Sheryl  R.  Schnepp,  Ann  C.  Schweit- 
zer, Nancy  M.  Schweitzer,  Diane 
J.  Schwindt,  Rachel  A.  Scott,  Linda 
V.  Selders,  Jane  A.  Sheetz. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Eleanor  R.  Shier, 
Linda  K.  Shehi,  Janora  A.  Sigley, 
Vicki  K.  Simmons,  Elizabeth  A. 
Smith,  Laura  D.  Smith,  Shame  A. 
Snell,  Liana  S.  Soldner. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Donna  M.  Spencer, 
Mary  A.  Standley,  Barbara  A. 
Stiles,  Karen  K.  Stucky,  Angela  D. 
Swanson,  Donna  G.  Swart,  Linda 
G.  Tanner,  Barbara  E.  Taylor. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Lois  E.  Taylor, 
Mary  J.  Taylor,  Julie  J.  Thompson, 
Janet  L.  Tozier,  Sandra  M.  Under- 
wood, Mary  A.  Voet,  Janet  S. 
Waddell,  Cathy  J.  Waldo. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Patricia  S.  Walker, 
Patricia  S.  Wallace,  Carolyn  S. 
Wamhoff,  Antonia  L.  Wandt, 
Gloria  A.  Wassenberg,  Cheryl  L. 
Watkms,  Sheryl  K.  Weihe. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jacqueline  L 
Weingart,  Thomasine  L.  Weingart, 
Eleanor  R.  Whitney,  Anne  C. 
Worster,  Carolyn  L.  Young,  Regina 
G.  Young,  Nancy  L.  Zimmerman. 


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Moore  coeds  discover  that  living  in  a  dormitory  men  will  even- 
tually use  means  they  must  cope  with  problems  like  long  beds. 


Located  on  the  northeast  corner  of  campus,  Moore  hall  for 
women  is  the  second  dormitory  in  a  four-dormitory  complex. 


University  opens  Moore 
as  largest  women's  hall 


Completing  its  first  year  on  campus,  Moore 
hall  distinguished  itself  from  other  dormitories 
by  its  size  and  capacity.  The  building  stood  nine 
stories  tall  and  housed  627  coeds,  more  than  300 
more  than  the  next  largest  women's  dorm.  To 
handle  special  problems  involved  in  administer- 
ing a  unit  so  large,  a  hall  governing  board  was 
formed  to  make  all  major  decisions.  The  board 
consisted  of  the  president  of  each  floor  and  an 
executive  council  of  dormitory  officers.  Informa- 
tion was  relayed  from  meetings  of  the  board  by 
the  floor  president  to  residents. 

Correspondence  with  a  Navy  cruiser  stationed 
near  the  shore  of  Viet  Nam  was  begun  during 
first  semester.  An  open  house  was  held  for  male 
students,  at  which  the  men  could  inspect  the 
hall's  rooms  and  dance  in  the  lobby  of  each  floor. 


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Moore  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Alice 
Lucas,  Mary  N.  Symes,  Margaret 
E.  Wilson,  Susan  L.  Ablett,  Janice 
E.  Ackors,  Gloria  R.  Adams,  Rhon 
da  J.  Adams,  Linda  S.  Andersen. 


SECOND  ROW-.  Mary  C.  Ander- 
son, Pamela  G.  Anderson,  Mary 
J.  Ashton,  Nancy  J.  Atkinson, 
Judith  K.  Auchard,  Mary  L.  Ault, 
Pamela  S.  Backhaus,  Carne  S.  Bag- 
ley. 


THIRD  ROW:  Mary  L.  Bahr,  Penel- 
ope J.  Ball,  Charlene  F.  Barker, 
Carlyn  K,  Bartlett,  Janet  K.  Bass, 
Linda  S.  Bathurst,  Carol  S.  Beach, 
Cheryl  L.  Beasley. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Karen  J.  Beck, 
Evelyn  S.  Becker,  Sherrilyn  K. 
Becker,  Susan  A.  Beckman,  Pamela 
A.  Beer,  Jo  M.  Bell,  Susan  L.  Ben- 
bow,  Marcia  M.  Berg. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Jams  L.  Bergman, 
Carol  M.  Biby,  Sandra  K.  Bieker, 
Nancy  L.  Bishop,  Raye  L.  Bishop, 
Mary  E.  B|urstrom,  Karen  S.  Blake, 
Nancy  J.  Bolin. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Susan  J.  Borngesser, 
Rochelle  A.  Boster,  Cheryl  A. 
Boucher,  Marsha  L.  Boxberger, 
Lynn  E.  Boylan,  Sharon  L.  Bran- 
num,  Linda  J.  Braun,  WilmaJ. 
Bnggeman. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Jane  M.  Bnnker, 
Rae  J.  Brinkoeter,  Julie  A.  Brown, 
Linda  K.  Brown,  Cheryl  C.  Bruce, 
Myrtle  A.  Bruce,  Ann  J.  Brunner, 
Joyce  A.  Bryant. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Kathenne  F 
Buchan,  Sherri  L.  Buchman,  Judith 
A.  Bulger,  Marietta  C.  Burford, 
Barbara  L.  Burgess,  Maryann  E. 
Burgess,  Cheryln  J.  Burk,  Irva  K. 
Burmeister. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Linda  K.  Burns, 
Carol  A.  Burton,  Karen  K.  Burton, 
Lucretia  A.  Butts,  JacquahneS. 
Byers,  Barbara  L  Cable,  Mar- 
garet C.  Cain,  Gayle  A.  Carlson. 


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Moore  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Carolyn 
L.  Carr,  Kay  E.  Carr,  Shirley  E. 
Carson,  Irma  J.  Carter,  Jeannie  I. 
Carter,  Ann  L.  Charlton,  Linda  K. 
Chew,  Edith  A.  Christmann. 


SECOND  ROW:  Carol  A.  Church, 
Paula  J-  demons,  Patricia  L.  Cline, 
Kathleen  A.  Coit,  Michele  Collins, 
Patricia  I.  Coons,  Joyce  D.  Cooper, 
Mary  A.  Covalt. 


THIRD  ROW:  Carolyn  R.  Cox, 
Linda  L.  Craven,  Ann  L.  Cravens, 
Debora  L.  Crawford,  Patricia  D. 
Crofoot,  Mary  L.  Cullen,  Sandra 
M.  Dalrymple,  Sheridan  L.  Davis. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Elizabeth  A.  Daw- 
son, Linda  L.  Dawson,  Sharon  A. 
Dean,  Janet  E.  Dearden,  Sharon 
K.  Denton,  Marikay  P.  Desch, 
Marcia  K.  Diekman,  Patricia  R. 
Dirks. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Frances  M.  Dobbels, 
Mary  M.  Dobbins,  Paulette  S. 
Dohrman,  Nancy  E.  Dolen,  Janice 
A.  Dougherty,  LaDonna  L.  Doug- 
lass, Marilyn  L.  Dragush,  Pattie 
E.  Drake. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Kay  A.  Duddmg, 
Jennifer  G.  Dunbar,  Carolyn  L. 
Duncan,  Jeanne  K.  Dunn,  Donna  J. 
Dye,  Lenette  E.  Eaton,  Carole  D. 
Edberg,  Gail  L.  Eddy. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Linda  F.  Edens, 
Leslie  S.  Edmonds,  Dorothy  A. 
Ehrlich,  Susan  T.  Elliott,  Diana  L. 
Endorf,  Ellen  E.  Eppard,  Janet  K. 
Erickson,  Sheryl  B.  Etlmg. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Janice  M.  Evers, 
Margaret  A.  Ewing,  Sue  A.  Failor, 
Arlene  S.  Fair,  Carolyn  K.  Fair, 
Jen  L.  Farmer,  Judith  I.  Feeny, 
Cynthia  A.  Filinger. 


NINTH  ROW:  Eilene  L.  Finch, 
Judy  A.  Flett,  Linda  K.  Flynn,  Mary 
K.  Foltz,  Betty  D.  Ford,  Ruth  M. 
Ford,  Gayle  K.  Foster,  Joan  M. 
Fox. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Betty  J.  Francis- 
co, Janice  L.  Frank,  June  F.  Fritz, 
Shari  A.  Fry,  Mary  L.  Funston, 
Rebecca  S.  Furbeck,  Nancy  A. 
Galloway,  Anna  M.  Gans. 


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Moore  Hall— TOP  ROW:  Carolyn 
S.  Gardner,  Shirley  A.  Garrett, 
Carlo  J.  Garrison,  Linda  D.  Gen- 
try, Vicki  A.  Gerber,  Judy  I.  Ger- 
harter,  Anne  Gibson,  Sandra  J. 
Gibson. 


SECOND  ROW:  Elizabeth  P.  Gil- 
more,  Mary  A.  Glass,  Connie  J. 
Glunt,  Jeannette  M.  Golitko,  Mar- 
garet A.  Gomez,  Ardyce  E.  Good- 
ger,  Sally  A.  Goodyear,  Sherril 
A.  Gracey. 


THIRD  ROW:  Judith  M.  Graham, 
Linda  M.  Grant,  Marilyn  K.  Green, 
Marsha  L.  Green,  Mary  E.  Grider, 
Linda  S.  Gross,  Manlynn  Gump, 
Julie  A.  Hackett. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Rebecca  L.  Hager- 
man,  Sandra  S.  Hagerman,  Karen 
S.  Hale,  Sandra  M.  Hamilton, 
Carole  D.  Hancock,  Chrystal 
Hantla,  Sarah  C.  Harper,  Barbara 
J.   Hart. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Charlotte  S.  Har- 
wood,  Louise  M.  Haslouer,  Bar- 
bara J.  Hays,  Carolyn  A.  Hays, 
Cheryl  S.  Heide,  Patricia  A.  Heiser, 
Carol  L.  Helmke,  Dianne  L.  Henry. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Janet  K.  Herbin, 
Vicki  D.  Hesler,  Judy  A.  Hester, 
Virginia  M.  Hester,  Tima  S.  Heus- 
ner,  Patricia  J.  Heyer,  Elizabeth  S. 
Hibler,  Patricia  A.  Hickey. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Jane  E.  High- 
tower,  Jams  L.  Higley,  Sharon  M. 
Hilding,  Jane  M.  Hill,  Kathleen  J. 
Hlaus,  Kathryn  A.  Hobbs,  Karen 
E.   Hoeme,  Delores  M.  Hoff. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Dolores  A.  Hoff- 
man, Dorothy  A.  Hokr,  Rita  M. 
Hollinger,  Barbara  K.  Mollis,  Karen 
G.  Mollis,  Patricia  L.  Holstegge, 
Angele  Holvorson,  Linda  S.  Hood. 


NINTH  ROW:  Karen  A.  Horinka, 
Shern  D.  Hughes,  Judith  H.  Hunter, 
Jeanne  A.  Ingersoll,  Linda  M. 
Irwin,  Joy  S.  Jacobs,  Linda  E. 
Jacobson,   Kathleen   M.  Jakobe. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Judith  A.  James, 
Diane  M.  Jeselnik,  Patricia  L.  John- 
son, Rebecca  L.  Johnson,  Rose  M. 
Karr,  Carol  E.  Kellett,  Karolyn  K. 
Kellogg,  Candace  A.  Kelly. 


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Moore  Holl-TOP  ROW:  Marilyn 
S.  Kelsey,  Susan  L.  Kennedy,  Linda 
F.  Kenney,  Peggy  E.  Kent,  Barbara 
J.  Kinch,  Becky  P.  King,  Judith  K. 
Kingery,  Susan  D.  Kirby. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jane  A.  Kissack, 
Judith  L.  Kitch,  Camilla  A.  Kitt, 
Joan  M.  Kleysteuber,  Susan  K. 
Kloepper,  Mary  A.  Koch,  Sondra 
L.  Koestel,  Sheryl  R.  Kohrs. 


THIRD  ROW:  Mary  K.  Korber, 
Judy  K.  Kummer,  Sharon  K.  Lady, 
Karen  J.  Lahr,  Judith  E.  Lamborn, 
Linda  R.  Lambnght,  Dorothy  K. 
Lansing,  Lynne  M.  Larsen. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Winifred  B.  La- 
throp,  Nancy  A.  Laven,  Cheryl  L. 
Lawrence,  Jean  A.  Layton,  Carol 
J.  Leatherman,  Elaine  F.  Lemon, 
Jari  L.  Leshovsky,  Carolyn  I.  Lewis. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Shirley  A.  Lewis, 
Linda  A.  Lickteig,  Pamela  K.  Lind- 
berg,  Cathy  E.  Lindstrom,  Joyce 
A.  Line,  Karen  E.  Linscheid,  Gwen- 
dolyn S.  Lohrengel,  Mary  J.  Lon- 
deen. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Sharon  S.  Longhofer, 
Gayle  G.  Loughmiller,  Jean  A. 
Loughmiller,  Carolyn  A.  Love, 
Judith  A.  Lukins,  Joan  A.  Lund- 
gren,  Donna  L.  Lutz,  Sally  J. 
Lydick. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Sylvia  A.  Lydick, 
Elizabeth  E.  MacGowan,  LaDonna 
J.  Mai,  Janice  E.  Maisch,  Linda  L. 
Ma|or,  Nancy  M.  Manning,  Vir- 
ginia L.  Mansholt,  Susan  L.  Marlatt. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Memory  D.  Mar- 
low,  Rebecca  S.  Marold,  Carol  L. 
Marsh,  Margaret  J.  Marsh,  Mary 
J.  Marshall,  Jacqueline  K.  Mar- 
teney,  Kathryn  A.  Martin,  Nancy 
C.  Martin. 


NINTH  ROW:  Susan  J.  Martin- 
dale,  Gail  A.  Martinson,  Johnette 
C.  Massey,  Nora  R.  Massey, 
Janice  L.  Mathena,  Barbara  J. 
Mattix,  Linda  A.  Mayer,  Janice  L. 
Mayhew. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Noel  E.  May- 
rath,  Patricia  McCabe,  Annette  E. 
McCarty,  Connie  M.  McClure, 
Peggy  A.  McDonald,  Jen  J.  Mc- 
Dougal,  Carol  M.  Mclntyre,  Mary 
J.  McKee. 


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Moore  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Carolyn 
A.  McKinley,  Myra  L.  McLeod, 
Carolyn  R.  McManamon,  Judith 
K.  McMillan,  Sherry  K.  McNeill, 
Sheryl  A.  McNevin,  Jeanne  D. 
Meinecke,  Janet  L.  Merchant. 


SECOND  ROW:  Carolyn  M.  Mike- 
sell,  Sharon  L.  Millenbruch,  Bonita 
A.  Miller,  Jackie  L.  Miller,  Janean 
L.  Miller,  Janice  S.  Miller,  Janis 
E.   Miller,  Linda  M.   Miller. 


THIRD  ROW:  Lynne  S.  Miller, 
Patricia  A.  Miller,  Sherry  K.  Mil- 
ler, Vikki  K.  Miller,  Valerie  J.  Mil- 
lis,  Mary  J.  Moody,  Jams  K. 
Moore,  Miriam  A.  Moore. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sandra  R.  Moore, 
Marie  J.  Morton,  Candace  M. 
Moser,  Julia  J.  Moyer,  Frances  R. 
Mullinix,  Ganile  A.  Myers,  Palle 
M.  Nebgen,  Janean  L.  Needham. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Candace  A.  Nelson, 
Carol  J.  Nelson,  Meta  K.  Newell, 
Elaine  E.  Nicolay,  Jana  S.  Niles, 
Sarah  L.  Nolting,  Beverly  A.  Nor- 
ton, Nolo  M.  Novotny. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Susan  K.  Nutting, 
Jolme  F.  Oberhelman,  Doreen 
Ochsner,  Janet  S.  O'Connell, 
Pamela  K.  Odell,  Glenda  M. 
Odgers,  Judy  A.  Oleen,  Marsha  L. 
Ott. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Carolyn  K.  Ou- 
derkirk,  Janice  A.  Overocker, 
Patricia  S.  Pacey,  Pamela  J.  Para- 
more,  Beth  M.  Parkinson,  Pamela 
J.  Pastrick,  Ann  C.  Pattison,  Patri- 
cia A.  Patton. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Patricia  A.  Payne, 
Alice  L.  Pearson,  Carolyn  S.  Pear- 
son, Lynda  K.  Pelkey,  Shirley  E. 
Peter,  Nancy  L.  Petersen,  Jane 
Peterson,  Lynne  J.  Peterson.. 


NINTH  ROW:  Nancy  S.  Peterson, 
Nancy  J.  Petrik,  Carol  A.  Petti- 
|ohn,  Linda  S.  Pfister,  Linda  M. 
Phillips,  Susan  K.  Pike,  Janice  E. 
Pompenen,  Mary  L.   Pratt. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Donna  A  Pray, 
Ann  J.  Price,  Patricia  L.  Prochaska, 
Jean  M.  Pyles,  Wendy  E.  Quirk, 
Cynthia  K.  Ramey,  Janice  S.  Reed, 
Nancy  C.  Reeves. 


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Moore  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Gerol- 
dine  F.  Regehr,  Janie  I.  Rhyne, 
Linda  M.  Richardson,  Gail  A. 
Ridgway,  Deanne  M.  Rieke,  Linda 
K.  Riemann,  Barbara  I.  Rinkel, 
Carolyn  M.  Robinson. 


SECOND  ROW:  Phyllis  M.  Robin- 
son, Jacqueline  A.  Rogers,  Joann 
E.  Rohla,  Joyce  J.  Rohr,  Carmie  J. 
Rose,  Sara  J.  Rose,  Theresa  K. 
Rose,  Jennifer  B.  Rotman. 


THIRD  ROW:  Vickie  K.  Rowland, 
Patricia  A.  Ruggles,  Mary  A.  Rupp, 
Helen  M.  Ryan,  Sharon  K.  Sal- 
vino,  Janice  J.  Sappington,  Janice 
M.  Schlagel,  Kathleen  A.  Schmidt. 


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FOURTH  ROW:  Linda  E.  Schreu 
der,  Glennis  A.  Schroeder,  Vick 
L.  Schultz,  Susan  A.  Schwab,  Mar 
cia  K.  Scott,  Patricia  S.  Seibel 
Gail  R.  Sevenno,  Kathleen  J. 
Sewell. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Peggy  E.  Shafer, 
Jane  A.  Shaffer,  Carol  S.  Shan- 
nan,  Linda  D.  Sharp,  Linda  C. 
Shaw,  Julie  D.  Sherraden,  Marilyn 
R.  Short,  Charolotte  A.  Shoup. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Terry  L.  Shull,  An- 
dree  J.  Sievenn,  Rachel  G.  Slaw- 
son,  Cheryl  A.  Smith,  Cynthia  K. 
Smith,  Elizabeth  D.  Smith,  Evelyn 
P.  Smith,   Gwendolyn  G.  Smith. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Jacqueline  M. 
Smith,  Rita  A.  Smith,  Karen  S. 
Snyder,  Gail  E.  Spellman,  Margie 
J.  Spiers,  Sherry  L.  Spillman,  Carol 
J.  Staab,  Karen  K.  Starkey. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Jo  A.  Starkweather, 
Kathleen  M.  Steffek,  Janet  M. 
Sterbenz,  Linda  J.  Steuer.  Marsha 
L.  Stevens,  Barbara  C.  Steward, 
Constance  L.  Stockham,  Barbara 
J.  Stone. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Karen  I.  Storrer, 
Kathleen  M.  Stremel,  Jennifer  K. 
Sullivan,  Patricia  J.  Sullivan,  Peggy 
A.  Summers,  Elizabeth  R.  Sutcliffe, 
June  F.   Sweat,   Mary  T.   Sweat. 


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Moore  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Lauralea 
Taylor,  Rita  D.  Terry,  Linda  L. 
Thayer,  Margaret  A.  Thiel,  Jonnie 
S.  Thompson,  Carol  S.  Thorpe, 
Carol  A.  Tillery,  Sandra  D.  Tollef- 
son. 


SECOND  ROW:  Carol  E.  Torkel- 
son,  Linda  L.  Tresennter,  Quena- 
dyne  G.  Ukele,  Mary  J.  Under- 
wood, Patricia  S.  Valla,  Phylis  L. 
VanDyke,  Patricia  Vanlerberg, 
Sharon  L.  VanVleet. 


THIRD  ROW:  Roberta  F.  Varner, 
Marylyn  E.  Verhaalen,  Karen  J. 
Verhage,  Edith  L.  Vernon,  Judith 
L.  Vick,  Arietta  Y.  Visser,  Rita  L. 
Vodraska,  Barbara  L.  Vogt. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Arliss  J.  Walker, 
Karen  D.  Walker,  Linda  M.  Walk- 
er, Margaret  A.  Walker,  Sara- 
Beth  Walker,  Nancy  K.  Wallace, 
Margaret  A.  Walsh,  Sharon  K. 
Walsh. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Mary  E.  Wanklyn, 
Sue  A.  Ward,  Virginia  L.  Ward, 
Kathleen  J.  Warner,  Barbara  A. 
Wehr,  Connie  S.  Wempe,  Patricia 
L.  Wenger,  Ruth  D.  Werner. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Karen  J.  West, 
Rosalyn  A.  West,  Sheryl  D.  West- 
over,  Barbara  K.  Whealy,  Linda 
K.  Wheeler,  Vicki  L.  Wheeler, 
Linda  A.  White,  Marilyn  V.  White. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Patricia  J.  White, 
Carol  L.  Whitfield,  Barbara  E. 
Whitman,  Carol  M.  Wichman, 
Linda  C.  Wiehe,  Shirley  J.  Wiley, 
Leslie  L.  Williams,  Maureen  C. 
Williams. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Helen  M.  Willison, 
Cristan  L.  Wilson,  Karr  L.  Wilson, 
Reita  B.  Wilson,  Pauletta  J.  Win- 
derlin,  Marilyn  K.  Winfrey,  Nancy 
L  Winter,  Linda  K.  Woellhof,  Con- 
nie L.  Wolf. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kim  Woodard, 
Mary  A.  Woolcott,  Mary  E. 
Wrampe,  Teresa  J.  Wurtz,  Beverly 
Wykoff,  Lois  E.  Yelenik,  Judith  K. 
Young,  Diane  K.  Youngers,  Sherry 
L.  Zimbelman. 


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Putnam   coed   and   her  date  study  in  the   hall's  living  room. 


Located  on  Petticoat  Lane,  Putnam  hall  was  the  scene  for  a 
large  sign  boosting  the  Wildcat  team  during  football  season. 

Putnam  council  changes 
dormitory  regulations 

Rewriting  policies  in  the  hall  constitution  was 
a  major  concern  for  Putnam  hall's  officers'  coun- 
cil. The  group  was  composed  of  hall  officers,  cor- 
ridor representatives  and  residence  assistants. 
Changes  introduced  new  hours  for  male  visitors 
and  new  smoking  regulations.  The  revisions  be- 
came effective  after  approval  in  hall  elections. 

Under  the  direction  of  Mrs.  Mabel  Strong,  the 
upperclass  dormitory  supported  a  needy  family  at 
Christmas.  Coeds  also  sent  food,  clothing  and 
letters  to  servicemen  in  Viet  Nam.  The  women 
entertained  their  fathers  at  a  dads'  weekend. 
Royal  Purple  Queen  Diane  Small  and  attendant 
Kathy  DeWeese  represented  Putnam  in  the 
annual  yearbook  beauty  contest. 


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Putnam  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
Mabel  Strong,  Mrs.  Janel  Harri- 
man,  Terrill  J.  Adams,  Nancy  L. 
Allison,  Barbara  J.  Anderson,  De- 
lores  K.  Anderson,  Nancy  L.  Arm- 
strong. 


SECOND  ROW:  Karen  K.  Asher, 
Kaye  L.  Atherton,  Rosemary  M. 
Balzer,  Sharon  A.  Barnes,  Sharilyn 
K.  Beach,  Suzanne  I.  Beach,  Vivian 
R.  Becker. 


THIRD  ROW:  Peggy  I.  Beninga, 
Jacquelyn  A.  Bledsoe,  Pamella  L. 
Bolte,  Barbara  L.  Bower,  Con- 
stance J.  Bowers,  Janet  L.  Braden, 
Terry  L.  Brickner. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Vicki  L.  Brown, 
Barbara  A.  Burkhart,  Sandra  K. 
Busch,  Sue  A.  Button,  Carolyn  B. 
Campbell,  Susan  G.  Carstens, 
Martha  E.  Caughron. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Janet  L.  Chapman, 
Marcia  A.  Compton,  Sue  A.  Cool- 
idge,  Cathryn  Craig,  Dee  A.  Cros- 
sen,  Diane  M.  Crostarosa,  Mary 
K.  Crotinger. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Patricia  L.  Crown- 
hart,  Brenda  L.  Daniel,  Patty  L 
Dougherty,  Betty  L.  Davis,  Beverly 
A.  Dearing,  Kathleen  H.  DeWeese, 
Dana  L.  Dial. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Edith  M.  Dickin- 
son, Sherryl  L.  Diller,  Margaret  A. 
Dixon,  Joan  L.  Duggan,  Sally  C. 
Dyer,  Patricia  J.  Edmonds,  Jerrilyn 
Ellsaesser. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Lucmda  R.  Erbes, 
Glennis  A.  Erickson,  Martha  E. 
Ewing,  Karen  A.  Falk,  Julia  I.  Fear- 
ing, Charlotte  A.  Ferrell,  Sherrill 
J.  Fletcher. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Beverly  S.  Fowler, 
Ann  C.  Galbraith,  Janice  K.  Gil- 
lespie, Marsha  R.  Golden,  Patricia 
L.  Grant,  Barbara  J.  Green, 
Treasha  L.  Green. 


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Putnam  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Sondra 
L.  Grumbein,  Nancy  C.  Hageman, 
Susan  N.  Hancock,  Dorothy  K. 
Harper,  Pamela  S.  Harris,  Sharon 
D.  Harris,  Janet  L.  Hastings,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Hatch. 


SECOND  ROW:  Carol  J.  Heinen, 
Sally  J.  Helton,  Patricia  E.  Hen- 
dricks, Karen  E.  Hensleigh,  Janet 
E.  Higley,  Janet  C.  Hines,  Sondra 
S.    Hinkle,    Sandra    A.    Hloucal. 


THIRD  ROW:  Mary  A.  HofF,  Janet 
L.  Horn,  Judith  P.  Houdyshell, 
Mary  P.  Hudgens,  Ann  Hund, 
Patricia  Hund,  Roxanna  C.  Hund, 
Nancy  J.  Hunter. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Cheryl  K.  Huse- 
man,  Carol  A.  Jensen,  Jill  M.  John- 
son, Barbara  L.  Jones,  Loretta  A. 
Jones,  Mary  J.  Jones,  Lela  F.  Kal- 
bach,  Phyllis  L.  Kanning. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Nell  J.  Kelsey,  Jane 
H.  Kimble,  Linda  D.  King,  Georgia 
S.  Lacen,  Linda  L.  Lamborn,  Linda 
L.  Lange,  Carolyn  L.  Laskowski, 
Carol  D.  Latschar. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Lynne  Laurie,  Carol 
A.  Laverentz,  Susan  K.  Lawrence, 
Margaret  J.  Leming,  Donna  J. 
Lillich,  Carol  A.  Maisch,  Elizabeth 
I.  Mangum,  Carol  A.  Martin. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Sherry  L.  Mat- 
thews, Louise  M.  Mattox,  Patricia 
A.  Maynard,  Janice  F.  McClaren, 
Bonnie  L.  McDougal,  LeAnna  Mc- 
Gettrick,  Janice  D.  McKnight, 
Patsy  C.  Meek. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Carole  A.  Meisen 
heimer,  Janice  R.  Meredith,  Cyn- 
thia A.  Michael,  Beryl  J.  Moline, 
Ann  E.  Moody,  Alice  P.  Morgan 
Jeanette  R.  Morgan,  Mary  K 
Moyle. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Cecilia  J.  Myers, 
Marilyn  S.  Myers,  Ann  B.  Nash, 
Jennifer  L.  New,  Patty  L.  Nichols, 
Marilyn  S.  Nixon,  Karen  D.  Nor- 
ris,  Evon  L.  Obermueller. 


Putnam  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Carol 
A.  Ochs,  Judith  J.  Olson,  Lavonda 
J.  Overstreet,  Lynn  K.  Parsons, 
Nancy  C.  Parthemer,  Jean  E. 
Peterson,  Shirley  J.  Pianalto, 
Sharon  E.  Powers. 


SECOND  ROW:  Myrna  S.  Rains, 
Judy  E.  Raitt,  Julie  K.  Ramsey, 
Janice  J.  Rath,  Antoinette  E.  Ray- 
ford,  Sandra  L.  Reeve,  Kathenne 
M.  Regier,  Virginia  R.  Reid. 


THIRD  ROW:  Pamela  J.  Reiter, 
Jacqueline  M.  Resley,  Joan  K. 
Reusser,  Sharon  F.  Rice,  Suzanne 
W.  Rodenbeek,  Nola  M.  Rosenow, 
Karen  L.  Runnion,  Linda  M.  Rust. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Mary  A.  Ryser, 
JoAnn  Schafer,  Cheryl  A.  Schimpf, 
Patricia  A.  Schmidt,  Janet  L. 
Schultz,  Kathleen  S.  Scott,  Linda 
J.  Sebesta,  Jeanette  K.  Seiler. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Sandra  L.  Sherer, 
Dorothy  J.  Shields,  Patricia  A. 
Simmons,  Marilyn  A.  Simpson, 
Diane  L.  Small,  Glenda  M.  Smith, 
Joan  I.  Smith,  Joyce  M.  Smith. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Linda  S.  Smith,  Lora 
M.  Smith,  Barbara  J.  Socolofsky, 
Linda  J.  Solberg,  Constance  J. 
Souder,  Mary  A.  Southard,  M.  Jill 
Spangler,    Sharron    L.    Stephens. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Judith  A.  Stindt, 
Jeanette  M.  Stroberg,  Helen  Szam- 
otula,  Carole  L.  Tanner,  Rosetta 
Tetebo,  Marie  E.  Thiel,  Linda  R. 
Thompson,  Conibeth  Tillmon. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Bryn  B.  Toll,  Knsta 
D.  Toll,  Catherine  L.  Turner,  Nor- 
man J.  Turney,  Marilyn  K.  Was- 
mund,  Sue  A.  Weber,  Jacquelyn 
M.  Weisser,  Marilyn  K.  Weisser. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Janet  M.  White- 
hill,  Irene  M.  Wilson,  Sandra  L. 
Wilson,  Lennita  A.  Winter,  Peggy 
J.  Wise,  Pamela  S.  Wurzbacher, 
Linda  K.  Wuthnow. 


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West  women  awaken  mornings  to  construction  sounds  from 
work   on    one    unfinished    hall    in   a   four-dormitory   complex. 


New  cafeteria  provides 
meals  for  West,  Moore 


For  the  first  year,  West  hall  residents  ate  meals 
in  a  new  food  center  situated  between  West  and 
Moore  halls.  Since  the  dormitory  had  been  com- 
pleted in  fall  1962,  the  women  had  eaten  in  the 
Putnam  and  Boyd  cafeterias.  During  fall  semester, 
the  residents  participated  in  all  intramural  activ- 
ities and  won  first  place  in  the  women's  kickball 
tournament.  West  also  built  a  Homecoming  float 
with  Goodnow  hall,  sponsored  a  Valentine  dance 
and  adopted  an  underprivileged  family. 

Janet  Shade,  an  attendant  to  the  Royal  Purple 
queen,  was  sponsored  by  the  dormitory.  Earning 
a  4.0  average  during  her  freshman  year  for  38 
credit  hours  in  pre-veterinary  medicine,  Kay 
Magby  was  honored  by  Mortar  Board. 


While  washing  and  ironing  are  college  necessities,  coeds  of- 
ten find  the  chores  a  welcome  relief  from  hours  of  studying. 


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West  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Mrs.  Wil- 
ma  Thompson,  Mrs.  Maxine  Hack- 
bart,  Barbara  R.  Green,  Jo  E. 
Abbott,  Vicky  L.  Adams,  Nancy 
R.  Aikman,  Janet  L.  Alexander, 
Susan  L.  Alldntt. 


SECOND  ROW:  Diana  L.  Ame- 
nne,  Mar|orie  C.  Annis,  Tamara 
D.  Armstrong,  Barbara  H.  Asfahl, 
Patricia  A.  Atwater,  Cheryl  K. 
Bailey,  Eileen  E.  Bailey,  Judy  D. 
Baker. 


THIRD  ROW:  Rebecca  A.  Barbe, 
Sarah  C.  Barnes,  Carolyn  L.  Bar- 
ney, Michelle  A.  Barr,  Sharon  L 
Barrow,  Diana  K.  Barton,  Chloellen 
E.  Bartoo,  Patricia  A.  Base. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Dianne  L.  Base, 
Linda  K.  Bauman,  Marcia  A.  Beck, 
Jo  A.  Becker,  Barbara  K.  Benton, 
JoAnn  Betts,  Jane  A.  Bigler,  Bobbie 
M.  Blake. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Vivian  R.  Bland, 
Joyce  E.  Blecha,  Diane  K.  Bohn, 
Joan  L.  Booth,  Linda  K.  Boots, 
Jamesina  A.  Boudreau,  Nancy  M. 
Boyer,  Alice  L.  Boyles. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Rebecca  Bradley, 
Janis  K.  Brattin,  Sharon  M.  Brede- 
meier,  Margaret  A.  Breeden,  Judy 
A.  Brous,  Martha  J.  Budke,  Lyn 
M.  Buffo,  Barbara  J.  Bull. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Jams  K.  Burk- 
holder,  Connie  L.  Carbiener, 
Kathryn  A.  Carlin,  Stephanie  M. 
Carlson,  Susan  E.  Carlson,  Karen 
K.  Charbonneau,  Barbara  S.  Chris- 
tensen,  Jana  L.  Cole. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Julie  A.  Collins, 
Teresa  A.  Comer,  Elizabeth  J.  Con- 
ner, A'Delma  J.  Cook,  Donna  E. 
Craven,  Janet  K.  Culver,  Maria  R. 
Dahlsten,   Ruth   A.   Dannenberg. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Sandra  A.  David- 
son, Connie  M.  Demmer,  Rita  M. 
Deyoe,  Lucille  E.  Dick,  Karen  E. 
Dillenbeck,  Melinda  L.  Dobson, 
Nancy  L.  Douglas,  Patricia  J. 
Drake. 


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West  Holl-TOP  ROW:  Margaret 
A.  Dubrouillet,  Mollye  A.  Eddy, 
Jeannette  G.  Edmonds,  Teresa  J. 
Egan,  Emily  A.  Eitmann,  Mary  E. 
Eye,  Gail  M.  Farmer,  Ruthann 
Firling. 


SECOND  ROW:  Karolynn  A. 
Fisher,  Cynthia  K.  Fleming,  Joanne 
L  Foggs,  Janivar  Freed,  Janice 
Eileen  Frohn,  Janet  E.  Fulkerson, 
Jane  E.  Gamba,  Claudia  A.  Gar- 
rett. 


THIRD  ROW:  Linda  S.  Garrison, 
Tracy  A.  Gaughan,  Mary  E.  Glenn, 
JoAnn  Goetz,  Mildred  A.  Gore- 
ham,  Sharon  A.  Granger,  Cheryl 
A.    Greenall,    Jean    M.    Groner. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Carolyn  S.  Guetz- 
ko,  Jeanne  A.  Guy,  Penelope  A. 
Hancock,  Carol  L.  Haney,  Judith 
A.  Harden,  Linda  A.  Harris,  Bar- 
bara A.  Harrison,  Mary  J.  Hauber. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Linda  S.  Hauptli, 
Judith  E.  Helmke,  Tom  G.  Hesler, 
Diann  E.  Hickman,  Gretchen  L. 
Hildebrand,  Cheryl  A.  Hiller,  Mer- 
edith A.  Holloway,  Vera  L.  Hook. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Karen  L.  Hopper, 
Carolyn  R.  Howard,  Audrey  G. 
Hulse,  Beverly  A.  Jackson,  Gerri 
L.  Jaro,  Martha  J.  Jellison,  Car- 
lene  S.  Johnson,  Cheryl  K.  Johnson. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Judith  K.  John- 
son, Karen  L.  Johnson,  Marietta 
R.  Jones,  Sharon  L.  Jones,  Joanne 
P.  Kaff,  Frances  M.  Kelly,  Pat  K. 
Keltner,  Patricia  A.  Kildow. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Thelma  J.  Kirk, 
Carol  J.  Kirshe,  Carolyn  R.  Klahr, 
Barbara  J.  Klick,  Elayne  J.  Kra- 
kower,  Cheryl  K.  Kuhn,  Donna  L. 
Kukuk,  Sheryl  D.  Kushner. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Janice  R.  Laman, 
Jo  K.  Lepej,  Alma  A.  Limes,  Carol 
S.  Lindahl,  Linda  K.  Linn,  Pamela 
C.  Long,  Betty  L.  Lucas,  Mary  P. 
Mackiewicz. 


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West  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Kay  A. 
Magby,  Saundra  K.  Masten,  Lo- 
retta  A.  Mauler,  Anita  L.  Maxted, 
Sue  A.  Mayhew,  Nadene  M.  Mc- 
Guire,  Karen  J.  Mcllroy,  Cheryl  J. 
McKay. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jamie  S.  McKay, 
Carol  F.  McKee,  Marcia  C.  Mc- 
Lain,  Nancy  L.  McNerny,  Cheryl 
A.  McVicker,  Virginia  A.  Meyer, 
Carolyn  J.  Michael,  Elizabeth  A. 
Miller. 


THIRD  ROW:  Patricia  K.  Miller, 
Sharon  L.  Mil  liken,  Ann  Minturn, 
Corlie  E.  Mollenkamp,  Susan  D. 
Montgomery,  Patricia  J.  Morgan, 
Marcella  M.  Morris,  Sandra  S. 
Morrow. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Pamela  C.  Mullen, 
Rita  A.  Muret,  Jean  A.  Murphy, 
Julie  M.  Murrow,  Jane  M.  Myers, 
Mary  E.  Neil,  Lynnea  S.  Newbury, 
Karen  A.  Nicolai. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Kathryn  Noellsch, 
Judith  R.  North,  Olga  A.  Nowin- 
sky,  Diana  L.  O'Dell,  Betty  K. 
Oleen,  Linda  S.  Olomon,  Deanna 
K.  Parry,  Rebecca  K.  Parsons. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Linda  J.  Pavlu,  Nancy 
I.  Pendarvis,  Pamela  B.  Perry, 
Pamela  S.  Pierpoint,  Marilyn  J. 
Plett,  Sandra  J.  Powell,  Rebecca 
L.  Prater,  Linda  A.  Price. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Nellie  E.  Price, 
Mary  K.  Prochaska,  Marilyn  K. 
Rafler,  Nancy  J.  Ransom,  Patricia 
G.  Ravenscroft,  Linda  M.  Rem- 
bleske,  Nancy  J.  Renbarger,  Bonita 
A.  Rice. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Pamela  J.  Richards, 
Nancy  L.  Robertson,  Judie  H.  Ross, 
Sharron  J.  Rule,  Cheryl  L.  Russell, 
Margaret  J.  Ryan,  Nicoletta 
Saines,  Cathy  G.  Savage. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Sidonie  A.  Schaf- 
er,  Peggy  J.  Schick,  Linda  J. 
Schleicher,  Beverly  A.  Schneider, 
Patricia  L.  Schneider,  Cheryl  S. 
Schroeppel,  Nancy  K.  Schuler, 
Mary  E.  Schweitzer. 


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West  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Martha 
J.  Seitz,  Janice  L.  Settles,  Diana  C. 
Sewart,  Janet  L.  Shade,  Diana  L. 
Shank,  Sherrill  L.  Shoemaker, 
Nancy  L.  Shorb. 


SECOND  ROW:  Willa  F.  Sidebot- 
tom,  Donna  L.  Silver,  Judy  E. 
Simpson,  Lana  S.  Sims,  Elizabeth 
A.  Sinn,  Sharyn  L.  Slentz,  Celia  A. 
Smith. 


THIRD  ROW:  Geraldine  A.  Smith, 
Sherry  D.  Smith,  Anne  C.  Snider, 
Linda  K.  Somers,  Donna  M.  Spa- 
chek,  Judith  A.  Spessacd,  Barbara 
J.  Stanley. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sally  J.  Steel, 
Kathryn  L.  Stewart,  Jeanette  L. 
Stock,  Carol  A.  Storrer,  Marcia  L. 
Stout,  Susan  E.  Sullivan,  Jacqueline 
B.  Taylor. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Paula  B.  Tibbetts, 
Cynthia  M.  Tucker,  Priscilla  A. 
Tucker,  Mary  L.  Tussey,  Catherine 
L.  Ulrich,  Margaret  L.  Van  Dorn, 
Mary  J.  Vanderlip. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Ruth  M.  Vodraska, 
Ellen  Vonderschmidt,  Nancy  K. 
Waddle,  Martha  J.  Waters,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Weatherford,  Viva  L. 
Weese,  Vicki  L.  Wenger. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Elisabeth  A. 
Wentz,  Constance  J.  West,  Sharon 
K.  West,  Diana  K.  Whittlesey, 
Cathy  J.  Wicks,  Arleta  K.  Wiebke, 
Janet  K.  Wilbeck. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Elizabeth  A.  Wilk- 
erson,  Sherri  M.  Wilkinson,  Judith 
K.  Williams,  Kimberly  E.  Williams, 
Mary  E.  Windels,  Fawne  L.  Winter, 
Regina  F.  Wolfe. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Susan  L.  Womer, 
Mary  K.  Wood,  Sherry  J.  Wood, 
Susan  M.  Yarnall,  Cynthea  R. 
Yorke,  Margaret  L.  Zackert,  Cath- 
leen  M.  Zarker,  Glenna  L.  Zim- 


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Boyd  and  Putnam,  Van  Zile  hall  houses  freshman  and 
ss  coeds.  Built  in  1926,  it  was  the  first  women's  hall. 


Van  Zile  commemorates 
hall's  40th  anniversary 

Celebrating  the  fortieth  anniversary  of  the  con- 
struction of  the  hall,  Van  Zile  women  entertained 
at  a  spring  tea.  The  hall's  social  calendar  was 
filled  with  hour  dances,  an  open  house  for  Par- 
ents' Day,  fathers'  and  mothers'  weekends  and  a 
spring  formal.  A  Christmas  formal,  Evergreen 
Enchantment,  highlighted  the  party  season  for 
the  dormitory's  138  women. 

A  popular  service  project  on  the  campus,  send- 
ing food  and  letters  to  men  stationed  in  Viet 
Nam,  was  also  adopted  by  Van  Zile  coeds.  Be- 
sides participating  in  all  women's  intramurals, 
individual  women  from  Van  Zile  were  active  as 
president  of  Gamma  Delta,  vice-president  of 
Interdormitory  Council,  and  members  of  Sparks 
and  Union  committees. 


Sponsoring  a  dance  for  all  students  on  the  lawn  by  Van  Zile, 
United  Student  Party  campaigns  for  its  candidates'  election. 


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Five  regular  cooks  prepare  the  food  served  to  hungry  Van  Zile 
coeds.  Women  from  West  and  Moore  halls  last  year  ate  in  the 


Van  Zile  cafeteria,  but  now  are  served  in  a  food  center  which 
will  provide  meals  for  a  proposed  four-dormitory  complex. 


Van  Zile  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Sharon 
Lunn,  Edward  E.  Lunn,  Wilma 
Tunison,  Rosemary  M.  Aeils,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Anderson,  Eunice  E.  Bach, 
Mary  E.  Belluomo. 


SECOND  ROW:  Melinda  Bigbee, 
Barbara  R.  Blake,  Beverly  J.  Blank- 
enship,  Carolyn  L.  Bolton,  Gloria 
J.  Bowman,  Suella  I.  Brack,  Mar- 
gery Braunschweiger. 


THIRD  ROW:  Glenda  A.  Carter, 
Sheryl  L.  Cassidy,  Elizabeth  A. 
Clark,  Judy  Cornelison,  Mary  E. 
Correll,  Patricia  S.  Cosgrove,  De- 
anna  K.  Cowan. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bonnie  L.  Dahl, 
Sondra  J.  Degraffenreid,  Patricia 
A.  Dumler,  Janice  E.  Duncan, 
Fransiska  L.  Eccleston,  Jan  D.  Ed- 
monds, Nancy  A.  Evans. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Brenda  K.  Farmer, 
Judith  A.  Frashier,  Carol  L.  Frazier, 
Danna  L.  Garten,  Patricia  A.  Gay, 
Marcia  L.  Gibbs,  Virginia  L. 
Goering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Janice  K.  Graber, 
Sally  A.  Grammer,  Kathleen  A. 
Guenther,  Norma  K.  Guhn,  Mar- 
guerite A.  Habiger,  Barbara  A. 
Hale,  Joyce  E.  Haney. 


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Van  Zile  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Lynn 
A.  Heglar,  Carol  J.  Heuertz,  Pa- 
tricia A.  Hofmann,  Loretta  J. 
Huber,  Mary  C.  Huerter,  Mary  J. 
Hurley,  Marlene  J.  Jacobs. 


SECOND  ROW:  Susan  E.  Johnson, 
Karen  S.  Jones,  Phoebe  J.  Jones, 
Judith  K.  Joyce,  Gail  A.  Kopf, 
Constance  E.  Langland,  Patricia  A. 
Lahr. 


THIRD  ROW:  Carolyn  J.  Lee,  Jose- 
phine L.  Lemon,  Katherine  A. 
Letts,  Judith  A.  Levering,  Raelee 
A.  Lyon,  Jacqualine  L.  Maichel, 
Carol  J.  Manley. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Jacqualine  G. 
Matthews,  Mary  L.  Mattoon,  Vera 
J.  McAlexander,  Margaret  L. 
McCauley,  Joyce  L.  Meinershagen, 
Sharon  A.  Minks,  Paulette  E. 
Neely. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Barbara  A.  Nelson, 
Claudia  E.  Newman,  Kim  S. 
Nicklas,  Arlene  Oberle,  Carolyn 
D.  Olson,  Connie  L.  Parker,  Ros- 
anne  M.  Parker. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Patsy  S.  Paulsen, 
Sharon  L.  Payne,  Janet  K.  Pool, 
Barbara  L.  Reed,  Suzanne  K.  Reed, 
Sandra  K.  Richards,  Kathleen  K. 
Rosencrantz. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Elaine  C.  Savik- 
ko,  Mildred  J.  Scribner,  Alice  J. 
Sheik,  Patricia  J.  Shirk,  Pamela  J. 
Sherman,  Ellen  K.  Siemens,  M. 
Ellen  Sinclair. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Lenna  D.  Skates, 
Elizabeth  G.  Smiley,  Rebecca  J. 
Smutz,  Linda  A.  Snyder,  Joann 
Spencer,  Rosemary  P.  Steele, 
Nanette  L.  Stephens,  Faye  L. 
Taplin. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Nancy  E.  Thomas, 
Elizabeth  H.  Voelker,  Diana  K. 
Volkmer,  Marita  K.  Von  Lehe, 
Judith  A.  Warta,  Gloria  D.  Wika, 
Marione  J.  Wright,  Rose  A. 
Wright. 


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Reaching  high  to  capture  a  rebound,  dormitory  men  find  the 
basketball  court  of  West  Stadium  hall  an  excellent  place  to 


release  tensions  after  classes.  Fall  and  spring  afternoons  are 
spent    by    many    men    in    practicing    for    intramural    sports. 


Men's  Resident  Assistants— TOP  ROW:  Gary  D.  Bohn,  Richard  L.  McCollough, 
Steven  L.  Leuthold,  Eldon  L.  Mickelson,  Ralph  E.  Studebaker,  Warren  L.  Brigge- 
man,  Gale  E.  Britton,  Wing  Kee  Kwok.  SECOND  ROW:  Dennis  W.  Ruckert, 
James  R.  Ploger,  John  D.  Stegner,  Richard  R.  Sankey,  Donald  E.  Zimmerman, 
Gary  L.  Zimmerman,  Robert  F.  Pauly,  Robert  T.  Curry,  Mrs.  Thomas  D.  Meyers. 


THIRD  ROW:  Mrs.  Myrtle  Moore,  James  R.  Dobbins,  Michael  D.  Penrod,  John  P. 
Cable,  Donald  I.  Blumeier,  Edward  L.  Rork,  Max  L.  Allison,  Donald  B.  Roof.  BOT- 
TOM ROW:  George  L.  Zabel,  James  E.  Germger,  Aldan  S.  Olsen,  Terry  L.  Biery, 
Thomas  R.  Gossen,  Robert  A.  Sheppard,  Dale  E.  Brownlee. 


Association  of  Residence  Halls— TOP  ROW:  Lynn  K.  Parsons,  Cristan  L.  Wilson, 
Rosalyn  A.  West,  Miriam  A.  Moore,  Elaine  L.  Pearson,  Virginia  M.  Munson,  Mel- 
ody V.  Milhck,  Frances  M.  Dobbels,  Linda  S.  Hauptli.  SECOND  ROW:  Carol  A. 
Ochs,  Gary  D.  Seibert,  Richard  L.  McCollough,  Ralph  E.  Studebaker,  Elizabeth  I. 
Mangum,  Josephine  L.  Lemon,  Bernard  W.  Vandorn,  William  M.  Bolnick.  THIRD 


ROW:  Kenneth  L.  Stoner,  Thomas  C.  Zavesky,  Michael  J.  Farmer,  Gary  L.  Zim- 
merman, Donald  E.  Zimmerman,  Robert  T.  Curry,  Richard  B.  Hillman,  Eldon  L. 
Mickelson,  James  R.  Ploger.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Dwight  D.  Jewett,  Richard  R.  San 
key,  Eldon  E.  Peterson,  William  A.  Blauvelt,  Aldan  S.  Olsen,  Ronald  C.  Lundquist, 
David  W.  Cutter,  Max  L.  Allison. 


Residence  hall  group  promotes  dormitory  week 


Inter-dorm  Week,  which  included  a  leadership 
day  for  dormitory  officers,  open  houses  in  all 
women's  halls  and  an  all-dormitory  picnic  on  the 
southeast  campus  field,  was  sponsored  by  the 
Association  of  Residence  Halls.  The  group  also 
promoted  Inter-dorm  Sing  at  Christmas  and 
hosted  the  Midwest  Association  of  College  and 
University    Residence    Halls   conference.   Don 


Steeples,  president  of  the  association,  was  elected 
president  of  the  national  association  at  the  annual 
conference  at  Southern  Illinois  University. 

Each  floor  in  the  men's  dormitories  was 
assigned  one  head  resident  assistant  and  one 
regular  resident  assistant  who  acted  as  counselors 
to  the  more  than  1,400  residents  living  in  Good- 
now,  Marlatt,  West  Stadium  and  Waltheim. 


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Waltheim  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Harry 
E.  Blow,  Jeffrey  C.  Brabec,  Wil- 
liam M.  Butler,  Leonard  G.  Dagg, 
Larry  J.  DeDonder,  Edmond  P. 
Desbien. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Roger  S.  Dildine, 
James  R.  Dobbins,  John  J.  Eger, 
Gorden  L.  Farmer,  Loyd  A.  Fields, 
Bryce  A.  Fowles. 


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Coeds  move  into  Waltheim  for  counseling  studies 


Formerly  an  upperclass  women's  dormitory, 
Waltheim  hall  was  reorganized  during  the  sum- 
mer months  to  provide  apartment-style  living  for 
more  than  60  men.  Participating  in  social  activi- 
ties, Waltheim  built  a  Homecoming  float  with 
Putnam  hall,  planned  a  dinner  for  the  rowing 
team  and  invited  dates  to  a  sewer  party.  Dona- 
tions to  the  rowing  team's  fund  to  purchase  a  new 
shell  earned  the  men  a  certificate  in  the  Square 
Inch  Club.  During  the  spring  semester,  10  women 


Entertaining  a  Model  United  Nations  speaker,  Waltheim  resi- 
dents listen  to  Dr.  John  Stoessinger  of  New  York  University. 


moved  into  one  section  of  Waltheim  as  part  of  a 
counseling  center  experiment  to  assess  the  effect 
of  social  interaction  in  acquiring  social  skills  and 
developing  personality. 


Waltheim  men  participate  in  regular  social  functions  with  the 
coeds  from  the  sociology  department  living  in  the  dormitory. 


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Formerly  an  all  women's  dormitory,  Waltheim  hall,  1436  Lar- 
amie, now  houses  both  men  and  women.  Although  it  is  a  Uni- 


versity dormitory,  it  offers  apartment-style  living.  Each  apart- 
ment consists  of  a  living  room,  bedroom,  study  area  and  bath. 


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los M.  Garcia,  Kenneth  F.  Glover, 
David  W.  Griffiths,  Lanny  R.  Hall, 
Carl  L.  Johnson,  Michael  K.  Kelt- 
ner,  John  M.  Kolacny. 


SECOND  ROW:  Richard  L  Korte, 
Stephen  B.  Kotler,  Orlan  R.  Land, 
Jackie  D.  Latham,  Larry  L.  Ly- 
barger,  Dennis  W.  Minter,  Joseph 
A.  Orseno. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dwayne  L.  Parsons, 
Robert  F.  Plemons,  James  R.  Ploger, 
James  L.  Randall,  Jack  L.  Rhoades, 
James  V.  Ritz,  Elmer  L.  Robertson. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Thomas  K.  Rogge, 
Ronald  W.  Smith,  Lawrence  R. 
Steele,  Michael  L.  Sweet,  Ronald 
G.  Trostle,  Randall  K.  Unruh, 
Richard  L.  Weixelman. 


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Goodnow  adds  ice  rink, 
library,  sports  rooms 

Current  magazines,  newspapers  and  novels 
were  available  to  men  at  Goodnow  hall  in  a  com- 
pletely remodeled  library.  Located  in  the  dor- 
mitory basement,  the  library  was  part  of  a  recent 
renovation  program  that  included  recreation 
rooms  for  wrestling  and  judo.  Residents  played 
tennis  and  basketball  on  newly  built  courts  which 
served  as  an  ice  skating  rink  in  the  winter. 

Goodnow  men  were  hosts  for  the  area  confer- 
ence of  college  and  university  residence  halls. 
They  also  planned  the  largest  Christmas  window 
decoration  on  campus. 

With  social  and  intramural  programs  on  a 
floor  basis,  residents  of  Goodnow  sponsored  hour 
dances  with  women's  living  groups  and  also  in- 
vited dates  to  a  semi-formal  dance.  Groups  at 
Goodnow  heard  talks  on  Viet  Nam,  participated 
in  the  Model  United  Nations  meetings  and  reor- 
ganized radio  station  KSURH-FM.  Outstanding 
men  living  in  Goodnow  included  members  of  the 
varsity  football  and  basketball  teams  and  cadet 
commander  of  Air  Force  ROTC. 


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Goodnow  Hall  —  TOP  ROW: 
Charles  R.  Acheson,  Steven  L.  Al- 
berts, David  R.  Allen,  Henry  J. 
Allen,  Ronald  W.  Allen,  Karmon 
D.   Almquist,  Darrell   D.  Althide. 


SECOND  ROW:  John  H.  Ander- 
son, John  S.  Armbrust,  Vinton  K. 
Arnett,  Melvin  P.  Augustine,  Larry 
R.  Baer,  Harold  C.  Barrett,  Stephen 


THIRD  ROW:  Charles  O.  Beer, 
Roger  D.  Beesley,  Michael  N. 
Beffa,  Wayne  D.  Beggs,  Duane  E. 
Beichley,  Leon  C.  Bender,  Chester 
L.   Berger. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Coburn  A.  Berke- 
ley, Thomas  C.  Bliss,  Lyndon  K. 
Blocksome,  Donald  I.  Blumeier, 
Michael  C.  Bogue,  Gary  D.  Bohn, 
Richard  M.  Boldin. 


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Thomas  F.  Boley,  William  M.  Bol- 
nick,  Steven  C.  Borell,  Douglas  A. 
Boyle,  Carl  E.  Branson,  Douglas 
M.  Brant,  James  S.  Broers,  Steven 
L.  Brooks. 


SECOND  ROW:  Gale  R.  Brown, 
Bruce  W.  Bryant,  William  W. 
Burdett,  David  L.  Burns,  Theodore 
R.  Busenbark,  Ralph  E.  Cadwall- 
ader,  Glenn  A.  Caldwell,  Donald 
L.   Cammel. 


THIRD  ROW:  John  W.  Cannon, 
Steven  R.  Cardwell,  Richard  L. 
Caulfield,  Lawrence  E.  Cheatum, 
Gordon  R.  Christiansen,  Roy  A. 
Christmann,  David  J.  Clapp,  Ken- 
neth W.  Claycamp. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Howard  B.  Clea- 
vinger,  David  B.  Cleeves,  Michael 
E.  Colley,  Dennis  D.  Combrink, 
Anthony  T.  Coon,  Michael  J. 
Coons,  Tom  H.  Corr,  John  B.  Cor- 


FIFTH  ROW:  Raymond  D.  Cos- 
tantini,  Kenneth  M.  Cox,  George 
P.  Crelly,  Steven  F.  Crofoot, 
Robert  A.  Curry,  Robert  T.  Curry, 
Garry  M.  Dalby,  Tommy  D. 
Dameron. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Dean  A.  Darnell, 
Stephen  V.  Davis,  Jerry  M.  Dean, 
Wilson  L.  Denton,  Keith  L.  Dett- 
mer,  David  K.  Dewey,  Keith  W. 
Dillinger,  Douglas  A.  Droge. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  William  W. 
Dutton,  William  K.  Dyer,  Ronald 
L.  Easter,  James  H.  Edminster, 
Francis  E.  Eirich,  Marion  K.  Eisler, 
William  D.  Ellis,  Frederick  K. 
Enckson. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Michael  C.  Enck- 
son, Lance  R.  Ericson,  William  C. 
Eschmann,  Joe  K.  Eshelman,  Gale 
E.  Ethndge,  William  W.  Everett, 
Charles  H.  Fellman,  Ronald  J, 
Finley. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry  W.  Fish, 
Robert  D.  Flack,  Bruce  V.  Foltz, 
Roger  E.  Forsberg,  Eugene  N. 
Francis,  Kenneth  L.  Francis,  Garry 
L.  Frazee,  David  E.  Freeland. 


339 


Goodnow  Hall-TOP  ROW: 
Galen  G.  Frick,  John  R.  Fnley, 
David  B.  Fruetel,  Timothy  J.  Fruits, 
Theron  E.  Fry,  Stephen  A.  Fuhr- 
man,  Keith  T.  Fujimura,  Richard 
S.  Furbeck. 


SECOND  ROW:  Kenneth  L.  Fyler, 
Michael  L.  Gambiani,  Richard  L. 
Gardner,  Michael  A.  Gettino, 
Richard  D.  Geyer,  James  F.  God- 
frey, Paul  M.  Gold,  Gary  R. 
Goodnow. 


THIRD  ROW:  Emray  R.  Goossen, 
Felix  J.  Gotner,  Gerald  A.  Great- 
house,  William  B.  Greve,  William 
R.  Gross,  Charles  P.  Grover,  Uwe 
Grund,  Chester  W.  Halbleib. 


FOURTH  ROW:  John  M.  Hamman, 
Clinton  J.  Hammer,  Russell  S.  Han- 
nigan,  Bernard  L.  Hansen,  Terry 
L.  Herbert,  Arthur  S.  Harris, 
George  H.  Harsh,  Charles  E. 
Harvey. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Kenneth  D.  Harwood, 
Michael  L.  Hasenstab,  Dennis  E 
Hausmann,  George  W.  Hawks, 
James  B.  Hayes,  Larry  W.  Hays, 
Gilbert  J.  Heinen,  Charles  O 
Heinsohn. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Robert  E.  Henning, 
Wayne  L.  Henning,  Roy  E.  Henry, 
Robert  A.  Herlocker,  Charles  H. 
Hightower,  Richard  B.  Hillman, 
Robert  L.  Hirt,  George  A.  Hodgson. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  GeoFFrey  B.  Hol- 
land, Gordon  D.  Holland,  John 
D.  Holliday,  Jon  R.  Holm,  John  P. 
Honstead,  Daryl  L.  Hopkins,  Jona- 
than W.  Houghtaling,  Richard  D. 
Howard. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Thomas  M.  Howe, 
James  M.  Hughes,  Thomas  E. 
Hynes,  Larry  D.  Israel,  Warren  C. 
Ives,  Donald  L.  Jackson,  Jimmy  A. 
Jackson,  William  R.  Jacobs. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Paul  R.  Janzen, 
Gary  L.  Johnson,  Gene  R.  John- 
son, Stanley  R.  Kalishman,  Robert 
M.  Kaplan,  Edward  L.  Keating, 
Donald  E.  Kennedy,  Robert  G. 
Kice. 


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Charles  R.  King,  Royce  M.  King, 
Spencer  W.  King,  Rick  E.  Kiser, 
Warren  D.  Klawiter,  Charles  W. 
Knight,  Walter  Kwant,  Robert  H. 
Labenski. 


SECOND  ROW:  Larry  D.  Lacy, 
John  R.  Laffoon,  John  E.  Lake, 
Charles  D.  Lambert,  David  J. 
Langford,  John  A.  Lansden,  Larry 
E.  Larson,  William  L.  LaSalle. 


THIRD  ROW:  Marc  A.  Laer,  James 
E.  LeBreton,  Joseph  W.  Leighty, 
Richard  W.  Lewis,  William  L. 
Lewis,  John  R.  Ley,  John  H.  Lietzen, 
Michael  W.  Linn. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Richard  A.  Litfin, 
James  L.  Long,  Harry  B.  Loper, 
Floyd  L.  Lotker,  William  T.  Love- 
lock, Wallace  G.  Lucas,  James  R. 
Lukens,  Ron  C.  Lundquist. 


FIFTH  ROW:  John  C.  Lyon,  James 
W.  Maddock,  Owen  M.  Mamura, 
Raymond  L.  Mormon,  Kenneth  F. 
Massi ngill,  Alton  D.  Masters,  Rob- 
ert C.  Matthews,  William  G. 
Matthews. 


SIXTH  ROW:  William  H.  Maxwell, 
Richard  L.  McCollough,  Roger  R. 
McCollough,  Francis  G.  McDon- 
ald, Donald  C.  McEwen,  Billy  E. 
McGuire,  Phillip  B.  Mclntire, 
Steven  J.  McMillan. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Tracy  G.  McQuil- 
len,  Howard  E.  Meier,  Bernard  J. 
Meirowsky,  John  A.  Mertz,  David 
G  Meschke,  Sheldon  M.  Mettler, 
Terry  L.  Meyers,  Eldon  L.  Mickei- 
son. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Kenneth  H.  Miller, 
Marc  E.  Miller,  Alan  D.  Mills. 
Richard  E.  Moody,  Lyn  J.  Morgan, 
William  M.  Morland,  Michael  M. 
Morrissette,  Charles  E.  Moyer. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  David  E.  Moyer, 
Charles  M.  Murphy,  Eldon  M. 
Murray,  Robert  A.  Murry,  Dale  E. 
Naiman,  Leland  J.  Nelson,  Doug- 
las D.  Newman,  Chester  D.  Niel- 
son. 


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Goodnow  Holl-TOP  ROW:  Ray- 
mond L.  Noel,  Douglas  C.  Norris, 
Patrick  A.  Novinger,  Douglas  R. 
Nutter,  Sherman  F.  Ogle,  Francis 
E.  Ohmes,  Randall  R.  Olander, 
Jeffrey  C.  Onink. 


SECOND  ROW:  Shaun  ORourke, 
William  D.  Oswalt,  Ronald  E. 
Paradis,  Donald  E.  Payne,  James 
D.  Payne,  Richard  L.  Penner,  John 
W.  Penrod,  Michael  D.  Penrod. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dennis  R.  Peters, 
George  E.  Petersen,  Eldon  E.  Peter- 
son, Garry  L.  Peterson,  Jerry  M. 
Peterson,  Michael  W.  Peterson, 
Ronald  L.  Peterson,  David  N. 
Pfefer. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Michael  R.  Pimple, 
Lewis  E.  Poggemeyer,  Michael  E. 
Pottorf,  David  C.  Powell,  David 
D.  Prather,  Stephen  B.  Price,  Wil- 
liam D.  Pulliam,  Lawrence  O. 
Pultz. 


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chael P.  Quinn,  Clifford  D.  Raile, 
Tommy    G.    Rayburn,    James    H.  .        '    ,  ^ 


SIXTH  ROW:  Gerald  L.  Richard- 
son, Peter  L.  Richling,  Gary  L. 
Robben,  Claude  L.  Robbins,  Rich 
ard  K.  Robertson,  Jackie  J.  Robin- 
son, Ronald  E.  Robson,  Malcolm 
D.  Rodenberq. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Robert  J.  Roeder, 
Michael  D.  Rogers,  Jerre  K.  Rorick, 
Van  L.  Rose,  Jon  R.  Rowlison,  Ron- 
ald R.  Rucker,  Richard  R.  Sankey, 
Stephen  M.  Saunders. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Daryl  R.  Scheaf- 
fer,  Patrick  J.  Scheer,  Merrill  K. 
Schmidt,  Richard  W.  Schmidt, 
Steven  M.  Schorling,  Gerard  T. 
Schott,  Larry  D.  Schreck,  Ronald 
D.  Schulte. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  George  W. 
Schultz,  Joel  S.  Schultz,  Joseph 
M.  Schwartz,  Alan  W.  Scott, 
Gerald  J.  Scott,  James  L.  Scott, 
Richard  W.  Segraves,  Gary  D. 
Seibert. 


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frey  S.  Seideman,  Ronald  L.  Shaf 
fer,  Robert  J.  Shaw,  Randall  E 
Sheldon,  Stephen  A.  Sherlock 
Robert  H.  Shipman,  Roger  E 
Shoemaker,  Larry  R.  Shubert. 


SECOND  ROW:  George  E.  Shupe, 
John  W.  Shupe,  Steven  J.  Sim- 
mons, Matthew  F.  Sinisi,  Lawrence 
W.  Slupianek,  Harold  J.  Smith, 
Richard  A.  Smith,  Thomas  W. 
Smith. 


THIRD  ROW:  Steven  A.  Snyder, 
Thomas  E.  Snyder,  Thomas  T. 
Souter,  Laurence  W.  Spencer, 
David  J.  Steeples,  Alan  R.  Ste- 
phens, Donald  J.  Stephens,  Harvey 
A.  Stephens. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Scott  M.  Stern, 
Kelly  E.  Stillings,  Theodore  J. 
Stimach,  Randall  D.  Stoecker, 
William  A.  Stoskopf,  Robert  N. 
Strein,  James  G.  Stuart,  Mark  A. 
Stueve. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Loren  C.  Swenson, 
John  D.  Tarman,  Michael  C.  Tarry, 
Don  F.  Thompson,  Steven  M. 
Thompson,  Jon  G.  Tilsch,  Steven 
B.  Tinkler,  Sammy  K.  Train. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Eldon  R.  Trost,  Leon 
ard  L.  Tucker,  Richard  G.  Tucker 
Gary  L.  Turner,  Clifford  E.  Under 
wood,  Oren  L.  Underwood 
Thomas  L.  Vaughn,  Russell  M. 
Verkest. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  William  E.  Vig- 
neron,  Mark  H.  Vine,  James  F. 
Wadsack,  Robert  A.  Wagner, 
James  B.  Warner,  Merlin  P. 
Warnke,  James  F.  Warren,  Curt 
L.  Watts. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Howard  G.  Webb, 
Stuart  W.  Weibert,  Ronald  L. 
Welker,  Richard  W.  Wenger, 
Steven  D.  Wentz,  Robert  P.  West, 
Steven  J.  Weybrew,  Darryl  D. 
White. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Stanley  R.  Whit 
worth,  Arthur  W.  Williamson, 
Richard  H.  Willits,  Philip  B.  Wil- 
son, Randal  K.  Wyman,  Michaiel 
B.  Yocam,  George  L.  Zabel. 


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pletes its  second  year.  Dormitory  residents  eat  in  Kramer  Food 


Center  located  between  Goodnow  and  Marlatt.  Members  par- 
ticipated   in   Model   UN  and   designed   a   hall   coat-of-arms. 


Marlatt  'talkathon5  receives  world  press  coverage 


Participation  in  a  "talkathon"  with  Moore  hall 
gave  Marlatt  men  world  wide  press  coverage  as 
residents  spent  191  hours  and  15  minutes  on  the 
telephone.  Newspapers  in  New  York,  London 
and    Stockholm   published   the   story.    Faculty 


members  were  invited  to  dinners  and  informal 
discussions  through  the  dormitory's  faculty  asso- 
ciation program.  Members  used  a  newly  com- 
pleted ice  skating  rink  and  a  weight  lifting  room 
for  recreation.  A  library  was  also  added. 


Dormitory    library   facilities,    while   small,    often   save   a   trip 
across  campus  for  reference  materials  from  Farrell  library. 


A  Governing  Board  proposal  will  permit  treasury  remaining 
at  the  close  of  second  semester  to  be  used  for  more  books. 


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dents of  Marlatt  hall  use.    A  wrestling  pad,  table  tennis  set, 


piano  and  TV  set,  in  addition  to  the  weights,  are  included  in 
recreation  equipment  furnished  for  each  men's  residence  hall. 


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Marlatt  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Donald 
B.  Roof,  Mohammad  A.  Abolfazli, 
David  C.  Adams,  James  P.  Adams, 
Melvm  M.  Ahlquist,  Douglas  B. 
Aiken,  Albert  J.  Alexander,  Mi- 
chael R.  Anderson. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ronald  D.  Ander- 
son, Richard  K.  Balducci,  Randall 
A.  Bane,  Thomas  K.  Barnes,  Wil- 
liam M.  Bellairs,  Dennis  L.  Bengt- 
son,  Douglas  L.  Berndt,  Stephen  R. 
Birkbeck. 


THIRD  ROW:  William  A.  Blauvelt, 
Jeffrey  D.  Bond,  Victor  A.  Borra, 
Frank  K.  Brazle,  Jerome  A.  Breit- 
enbach,  George  A.  Brelig,  Steven 
R.  Brenner,  Donald  L.  Bridges. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gale  E.  Britton, 
William  G.  Britton,  Edwin  S. 
Broadwell,  Thomas  R.  Bronleewe, 
Stephen  C.  Brooks,  James  L.  Brown, 
Terrence  W.  Brown,  Dale  E. 
Brownlee. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Joseph  A.  Bucklin, 
Roddy  Budimlija,  Bruce  E.  Burke, 
Thomas  E.  Callen,  Rodney  E.  Col- 
lies, Beverly  R.  Chapin,  Carl  D. 
Christensen,  Douglas  S.  Clark. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Roger  K.  Cleg- 
horn,  Robert  J.  Coble,  Steven  J. 
Cohorst,  Larry  R.  Condit,  Peter  J. 
Cordel,  Larry  G.  Cornwell,  Robert 
M.  Cory,  William  D.  Craig. 


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Marlatt  Hall-TOP  ROW:  John  F. 
Crane,  Gerald  P.  Crow,  John  M. 
Crow,  James  E.  Crowell,  John  R. 
Curtis,  David  W.  Cutter,  Duane 
H.  Dahm,  Stephen  A.  Daniel. 


SECOND  ROW:  Donald  F.  Dar- 
ling, John  M.  Davison,  James  M. 
Dent,  Mark  W.  Dick,  Gerald  M. 
Donovan,  Wayne  T.  Dreier,  Ken- 
neth E.  Dreyer,  Gary  C.  Drost. 


THIRD  ROW:  George  W.  Duguid, 
Richard  B.  Eager,  Rodney  C.  Eaton, 
Kenneth  A.  Eckardt,  Thomas  D. 
Eddy,  Lyle  F.  Edelman,  Allan  W. 
Elliot,  Lloyd  R.  Elliott. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Newell  M.  Enos, 
Wayne  E.  Esping,  Jon  H.  Eshel- 
man,  Charles  M.  Estes,  Charles  E. 
Evans,  Richard  W.  Evans,  Erwin  L. 
Everett,  Glenn  A.  Fager. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Steven  G.  Fellers, 
James  J.  Ferguson,  William  J. 
Fields,  Robert  A.  Fix,  Calvin  L. 
Flaharty,  Phillip  S.  Folck,  Patric  J. 
Folwell,  John  A.  Fry. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Steven  R.  Fuhrken, 
Robert  C.  Fuller,  James  E.  Gagn- 
on,  Bruce  K.  Garren,  Daniel  G. 
Gasche,  Lloyd  L.  Gfeller,  Nicholas 
R.  Gieber,  Thomas  S.  Gillen. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Dwight  G.  Gor- 
rell,  Charles  E.  Gordon,  Deane  T. 
Gordon,  Eric  K.  Graham,  Dennis 
W.  Greene,  Jon  R.  Greiner,  Barry 
W.  Greis,  Rolland  P.  Grote. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Stephen  A.  Gulley, 
John  A.  Guttery,  Allen  D.  Hadorn, 
Charles  S.  Hann,  Monte  W.  Hard- 
en, Richard  L.  Harner,  Mac  W. 
Harris,  Gary  V.  Hartman. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Roger  C.  Harvey, 
Chester  G.  Haynes,  Robert  B. 
Hector,  Ray  L.  Helmbold,  Richard 
K.  Henry,  Steven  E.  Hermes,  Dale 
N.  Hess,  Larry  G.  Hess. 


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Marlatt  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Ray- 
mond L.  Higgins,  Stephen  J.  Hill- 
ner,  Gary  E.  Hines,  Mark  R.  Hjelm- 
felt,  Phillip  W.  Hoffman,  David 
W.  Holmes,  Robert  H.  Hossfeld, 
Frank  J.  Humphrey. 


SECOND  ROW:  James  M.  Hunt, 
Thomas  W.  Hunter,  Ray  D.  Imhof, 
Timothy  M.  Ireland,  Larry  W. 
Jackson,  Donald  L.  Jameson, 
Charles  L.  Jasper,  Earl  E.  Jenkins. 


THIRD  ROW:  Albert  W.  Jinks, 
Charles  R.  Johnson,  John  J.  John- 
son, Kelly  D.  Johnson,  Nathaniel 
Johnson,  Richard  M.  Johnson, 
David  R.  Jones,  Dennis  R.  Jones. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Marvin  D.  Kallen- 
bach,  Dennis  G.  Kasselman,  Mickey 
R.  Killgore,  William  R.  Klassen, 
Charles  K.  Kmffin,  Robert  W. 
Kobetich,  Fredrick  W.  Kraus, 
Charles  W.  Kraut. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Daniel  Krepinevich, 
Thomas  G.  Ksiazek,  Leslie  W. 
Kuczynski,  Wing  K.  Kwok,  Michael 
D.  Kyser,  Wilbur  L.  Lala,  Dixon 
H.  Landers,  Jerry  G.  Larson. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Merle  D.  Larson, 
Richard  D.  Latas,  Dennis  D.  Lee, 
Larry  M.  Lenhert,  Raymond  J. 
Lippman,  Rodney  D.  Livengood, 
Robert  H.  L|ungstrom,  Roger  C. 
Locher. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Donald  L.  Long, 
James  S.  Lorson,  William  J. 
Luckeroth,  Glenn  L.  Lundquist, 
Jeffrey  L.  Lyon,  Gary  W.  Mar- 
shall, John  R.  Martin,  Dwight  J. 
Martinek. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Kenneth  E.  Ma- 
thias,  Ronald  L.  McCabe,  James 
R.  McClellan,  Jerome  M.  McCon- 
nell,  Dick  W.  McCreight,  Harry  E. 
McDonald,  William  J.  McKaig, 
David  H.  McNabb. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Albert  F.  McNeal, 
Richard  L.  McReynolds,  Robert  D. 
Meats,  Gary  D.  Metzinger,  Wil- 
liam H.  Meyer,  Arthur  D.  Miller, 
Denis  J.  Moeder,  Walter  K. 
Mohler. 


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Marlatt  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Gary  B. 
Moore,  William  T.  Moore,  Jerry 
D.  Morgan,  Dewey  D.  Mullings, 
James  A.  Mulvany,  William  A. 
Nusz,  Gordon  R.  Olson,  Kenneth 
A.  Oring. 


SECOND  ROW:  Thomas  L.  Our- 
sler,  Thane  R.  Palmberg,  Walter 
B.  Patton,  Arthur  E.  Peach,  David 
E.  Peel,  Robert  P.  Pendergast, 
Bruce  E.  Peters,  Danny  R.  Peterson. 


THIRD  ROW:  James  C.  Peterson, 
Daniel  D.  Petr,  Edwin  F.  Pflieger, 
Ralph  I.  Phillips,  Thomas  J.  Phil- 
lips, George  E.  Pinick,  Ronald  W. 
Plemons,  Donald  W.  Prather. 


FOURTH  ROW:  James  A.  Prock, 
Charles  B.  Quantrell,  Merle  L. 
Raida,  Dennis  G.  Redd,  Ronald  J. 
Remeczky,  Eugene  A.  Riedel,  David 
C.  Rieniets,  Glenn  W.  Riggs. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Richard  A.  Rindt, 
Philip  F.  Riordan,  Leonard  W. 
Rippetoe,  Maurice  D.  Roberts, 
Lynn  M.  Rock,  Rodney  D.  Rogers, 
Dale  R.  Rohr,  Lynn  D.  Romberger. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Rodger  J.  Romberger, 
Edward  L.  Rork,  Richard  D.  Ross, 
William  R.  Ross,  Darrell  D.  Ruble, 
Dennis  W.  Ruckert,  Frank  D.  Ruf, 
Fred  W.  Runquist. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Roger  A.  Russ, 
John  J.  Ryan,  William  D.  Ryan, 
Robert  R.  Sawyer,  Perry  O.  Scheu- 
erman,  Arthur  F.  Schmidt,  David 
E.  Schmidt,  Dennis  Schmidt. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Wolfgang  P. 
Schmidt,  Paul  R.  Scholz,  Kent  K. 
Schriner,  Stanley  L.  Schultz,  Steven 
L.  Schultz,  David  L.  Scott,  Ken  W. 
Seaman,  Anthony  R.  Seibel. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Larry  D.  Shay, 
John  C.  Sheetz,  Michael  E.  Shelor, 
Robert  S.  Shelor,  Edward  J.  Shel- 
ton,  Robert  A.  Sheppard,  James  A. 
Shurts,  David  H.  Simmons. 


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Marlatt  Hall-TOP  ROW:  Douglas 
G.  Simms,  John  C.  Sipes,  Jerry  W. 
Sleichter,  Freddie  L.  Slough,  Den- 
nis W.  Smith,  James  F.  Smith,  Paul 
D.  Smith,  Virgil  L.  Smith. 


SECOND  ROW:  David  R.  Solen- 
berger,  Charles  A.  Southcomb, 
Don  W.  Sowers,  Paul  L.  Spain- 
hour,  Stuart  A.  Spaulding,  Wayne 
E.  Spellman,  Stanley  T.  Stadelman, 
Alan  E.  States. 


THIRD  ROW:  Gary  L.  States,  John 
D.  Stegner,  Paul  L.  Sternberger, 
John  E.  Stevenson,  Stanley  K.  Stoll, 
Lawrence  E.  Stolz,  Ronald  J. 
Strong,  Ralph  E.  Studebaker. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Harold  M.  Sweet, 
Bill  C.  Swinney,  Perrin  K.  Symns, 
Stanley  R.  Tedford,  Steven  M. 
Thieler,  Kenneth  L.  Thomas,  Tim- 
othy M.  Thomas,  Roger  M.  Thorp. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Daniel  R.  Tice,  Har- 
old J.  Tophff,  John  B.  Toth,  Harry 
E.  Totten,  James  C.  Trybom,  Jerry 
L.  Unzicker,  Albert  J.  Urich,  Rich- 
ard L.  Waggoner. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Richard  P.  Waldren, 
Terry  E.  Waldren,  Larry  D.  Wal- 
ling, Larry  R.  Walters,  Kenneth  J. 
Wasinger,  John  R.  Welch,  William 
W.  Wells,  Robert  W.  Weseloh. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Paul  R.  West, 
Steven  J.  West,  Jim  L.  Whitesell, 
Austin  L.  Widener,  Lloyd  H.  Wil- 
lard,  Michael  L.  Willard,  John  D. 
Willhite,  David  R.  Williams. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Mark  D.  Williams, 
Dave  K.  Wilson,  Franklin  E.  Wil- 
son, Kenneth  C.  Wiltse,  Marvin  J. 
Winkley,  Kent  E.  Woodley,  Wil- 
liam L.  Wormington,  Eugene  F. 
Woydziak. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  William  M.  Wray, 
Leroy  I,  Young,  Thomas  C.  Za- 
vesky,  Steve  M.  Zeide,  Donald  E. 
Zimmerman,  Gary  L.  Zimmerman, 
Joseph  C.  Zodrow,  Daryl  J.  Zum- 
brunn. 


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Close   to  football   action  on  fall  days  are  the  men  who  are 

housed  in  the  west  half  of  Memorial  Stadium.  Residents  must 


walk  three  blocks  to  Kramer  Food  Center  before  and  after 
each  meal  since  a  cafeteria  is  not  provided  in  the  dormitory. 


West  Stadium  nabs  first  in  intramural  swimming 


Intramurals  played  a  major  role  for  residents  of 
West  Stadium  hall  as  their  swimming  team 
splashed  its  way  to  victory  in  the  dormitory  divi- 
sion. The  hall  basketball  team  also  placed  second. 
Big  Eight  swimmer  of  the  year,  Bob  Duenkel, 
served  as  president  of  West  Stadium. 


Joining  residents  of  Marlatt  and  Goodnow 
halls,  the  men  sponsored  a  spring  formal,  "The 
Days  of  Wine  and  Roses,"  in  Kramer  Food 
Center.  Working  with  Boyd  hall,  the  men  built 
a  "Peanuts"  float  for  Homecoming.  They  also 
constructed  the  traditional  victory  torch  float. 


West  Stadium  Hall-TOP  ROW: 
Irene  Meyers,  Thomas  Meyers, 
Donnie  E.  Albers,  Robert  J.  Albers, 
Darrell  B.  Blackman,  William  F. 
Blackwell,  James  D.  Brammer, 
Gregory  L.  Broeckelman,  Michael 
J.  Broeckelman. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Donald  L.  Cal- 
houn, Jettie  K.  Condray,  William 
D.  Cook,  James  L.  Cox,  Paul  R. 
Daniels,  John  F.  Dillon,  Robert  T. 
Duenkel,  Charles  D.  Dunbar, 
Douglas  M.  Ehrlich. 


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Miguel  A.  Figueroa,  David  G. 
Frerichs,  H.  Jess  Frieze,  Michael  L. 
Gardner,  John  J.  Gerstner,  Robert 
J.  Gray,  Leslie  D.  Hadorn,  Allan 
R.  Harms. 


SECOND  ROW;  Michael  E.  Hawk, 
Larry  L.  Hayden,  Gary  F.  Hevel, 
Dan  L.  Hoffman,  Stephen  W.  Hos- 
kms,  William  P.  Karl,  Arthur 
Loercher,  Michael  M.  Marks. 


THIRD  ROW;  Michael  P.  Martin, 
Robert  D.  McMahan,  Melvin  N. 
Metzen,  Larry  Y.  Norman,  Aldan 
S.  Olsen,  Robert  F.  Pauly,  Robert 
E.  Phillips,  Gerald  E.  Roberts. 


FOURTH  ROW:  James  H.  Roeder, 
Gail  L.  Rust,  Thomas  R.  Salomon, 
Robert  L.  Schrandt,  Kenneth  A. 
Schroeder,  Alvin  L.  Seefeldt,  Ben- 
jamin A.  Shepherd,  William  H. 
Shumard. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Thomas  E.  Smith, 
Robert  E.  Spalding,  James  L.  Ste- 
phens, Roger  W.  Swanson,  Ber- 
nard W.  Vandorn,  Dexter  A. 
Vergin,  Robert  A.  Weber,  Ronnie 
C  Williams. 


Returning  the  serve  for  a  point,  a  West  Stadium  player  keeps  Basketball-minded  West  Stadium  men  practice  on  the  court 

the  attention  of  his  audience  during  an  evening  study  break.  south  of  the  hall.  The  dormitory  placed  second  in  basketball. 


With   one   more   day  of  classes  behind  him  and  another  to 
come,  a  student  relaxes  in  his  apartment  and  readies  himself 


for  a  night  of  study  that  may  go  into  the  early  hours  of  the 
morning.  One  cigarette  after  another  helps  pass  away  the  time. 


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Silence  prevails  as  roommates  settle  down  to  their  studies. 
Many  campus  apartments  follow  modernistic  style  in  furnishings. 


Weekends  offer  a  time  for  enioyment  with  dates  as  men  pre- 
pare and  serve  some  coeds  a  tasty  treat  from  bachelor  hands. 


Off  campus  complexes 
offer  apartment  housing 


Nearly  40  per  cent  of  the  University's  students, 
mostly  men  and  married  students,  lived  in  apart- 
ments. Coeds  were  required  to  be  21  before  mov- 
ing off  campus.  A  recent  apartment  building 
boom  provided  student  housing  in  many  modern 
complexes.  Although  the  apartment  dweller  was 
not  restricted  by  the  bonds  of  an  organized  living 
group,  he  did  have  the  responsibility  of  cooking 
and  housekeeping. 


One  last  check  in  the  oven  and  then  dinner  can  go  on  the  table. 
Apartment  dwelling  calls  for  one  roommate  with  chef  talents. 


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dents,   working    to    complete    their    undergraduate    studies. 


Jardine,  trailer  courts 
join  for  married  housing 


Jardine  Terrace  and  Campus  Trailer  Courts 
united  in  the  fall  to  act  as  one  unified  area  for 
married  students.  Jardine  was  divided  into  six 
blocks  of  120  families  per  block.  Each  block 
selected  a  mayor  and  two  councilmen.  A  govern- 
ing board  of  all  mayors  elected  an  executive 
mayor  to  preside  over  the  entire  area.  Association 
of  Married  Students  was  formed  to  integrate 
married  students  into  campus  activities.  Two  off- 
campus  married  students,  two  student  senators, 
the  executive  mayor  and  a  Dames  Club  member 
met  weekly  to  discuss  the  work. 


Families  of  Jardine  residents  are  provided  spacious  parking 
lots,    laundromats,    vending    rooms   and    recreational   areas. 


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Relaxing  in  their  living  room,  Jardine  residents  enjoy  such 
apartment  conveniences  as  a  carpeted  lounge  and  television. 


Children  of  Jardine  residents  play  on  the  jungle  jim  provided 
in  the  recreational  area  behind  the  married  student  complex. 


Explicit  instructions  to  his  typist  transform  the  assignment  of 
a  student  into  a  joint  project  for  a  husband  and  wife  team. 


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O  TUDENTS  at  basketball 
games  show  school  loyalty. 
They  hang  on  tensely  after 
exerting  all  their  energy  on  the 
tumultuous  roar  that  accom- 
panies a  Wildcat  rally.  They 
are  happy  or  sad,  depending 
on  who  wins.  Athletics  perpet- 
uates the  name  of  a  university. 
It  is  a  sign  of  the  beauty  of 
physical  excellence.  It  is  a 
sign  of  excitement. 


-  by  Don  Richards 


Bulling    his    way   for    added    yardage,    Nebraska's   Charlie 
Winters  is  stopped  by  Wildcat  defensive  halfback  Mitch  Borota 


while  tackle  Bill  Salat  (88)  and  linebacker  Steve  Overton  (60) 
move  in  with  help.  The  Cornhuskers  walloped  the  Wildcats  43-0. 


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Displaying   form  which  gained  him  second  spot  in  Big  Eight  Wildcat  grid  coach  Doug  Weaver  discusses  play  with  giant 

kickoff  returns,  Ossie  Cain  finds  running  room  against  Colorado.  offensive  guard  John  Cairl  as  the  defense  prepares  for  action. 

Wildcats  move  into  cellar  after  two-year  absence 


Wildcat  gridders,  winless  in  10  outings,  stum- 
bled back  into  the  Big  Eight  cellar  after  a  two- 
year  absence.  Coach  Doug  Weaver's  football 
squad  was  plagued  with  19  fumbles,  25  pass  in- 
terceptions and  a  defense  that  was  hard  hit  by 
injuries.  The  'Cats  tallied  only  five  touchdowns, 
being  outscored  296-43. 

1965  Football 

Kansas  State  7  Indiana  19 

Kansas  State  3  Brigham  Young  21 

Kansas  State  0  Colorado  36 


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Kansas 
Kansas 


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State 
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Nebraska 

Oklahoma 

Kansas 

Cincinnati 

Iowa  State 

Oklahoma  State 


Nebraska  won  the  Big  Eight  football  race.  Missouri 
finished  second;  Colorado  took  third;  Iowa  State  was 
fourth;  Oklahoma  was  fifth;  Oklahoma  State  and  Kansas 
tied  for  sixth;  and  K-State  finished  eighth. 


1965  Football  Team-TOP  ROW:  Robert  W.  Stull,  Richard  M.  Goyne,  Richard 
J.  Massieon,  Michael  S.  Duncan,  Gregory  J.  Vahle,  Arthur  A.  Strozier,  Leo  W. 
Salat,  John  C.  Morgan,  David  J.  Langford,  Carl  E.  Branson,  John  E.  McClure, 
William  B.  Greve,  Michael  D.  White,  Steven  P.  Overton,  David  L.  Alexander. 
SECOND  ROW:  Edward  Dissinger,  Kenneth  D.  LaRue,  Douglas  W.  Weaver,  Rich- 
ard E.  Towers,  Jerold  L.  Heck,  Richard  A.  Noll,  Osmond  Cain,  Henry  S.  Howard, 
Richard  K.  Balducci,  Ronald  L.  Bowen,  Gary  F.  Pankratz,  Daniel  J.  Lankas,  Milan 
Borota,  Donald  W.  Steeples,  John  H.  Anderson,  Tom  H.  Corr,  Lodis  Rhodes, 
Vernon  A.  Kraft,  Richard  K.  Wilkinson,  Raymond  S.  Driver,  John  A.  Kadlec,  Don- 


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aid  J.  Lawrence,  Robert  L.  Hailey.  THIRD  ROW:  David  G.  Meschke,  Darrell  D. 
Althide,  Melvm  R.  Avery,  Glenn  E.  Boyd,  James  A.  Rapp,  Charles  R.  Ballard, 
Michael  N.  BefFa,  Charles  F.  Cottle,  Larry  R.  Anderson,  Philip  A.  King,  Matthew 
F.  Sinisi,  Jerry  L.  Cook,  Victor  C.  Castillo,  John  L.  Vrooman,  Michael  J.  McGrath, 
Donald  E.  Gabriel.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Willie  L.  Jones,  William  D.  Matan,  Rodney 
D.  Nicholson,  Martin  W.  Aubuchon,  James  W.  Grechus,  Robert  B.  Nichols,  John 
M.  Novosel,  Douglas  R.  Nutter,  Warren  D.  Klawiter,  Max  T.  Martin,  John  F. 
Cairl,  Edward  L.  Danieley,  Mark  P.  Bolick,  Edward  Blankenhagen. 


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in  19-7  loss  to  Indiana 


Sophomore  quarterback  Vic  Castillo  smashed 
six  school  passing  records,  including  one  Big 
Eight  mark,  but  the  Wildcats  dropped  their  sea- 
son opener  19-7  to  Indiana.  Castillo  lofted  43 
passes,  completing  20  for  248  yards. 

A  dropped  punt,  a  fumble  and  a  pass  intercep- 
tion enabled  Virgil  Carter  to  toss  three  touch- 
downs for  Brigham  Young  as  the  'Cats  were 
handed  their  second  loss  21-3.  Again  the  Wild- 
cats fumbled  on  the  first  play  from  scrimmage 
as  Colorado  spoiled  the  Big  Eight  opener  36-0. 

Missouri,  winner  over  Florida  in  the  Sugar 
Bowl,  scored  21  second  half  points  to  defeat  the 
Wildcats  28-6.  Rated  as  high  as  first  in  the  na- 
tion, Nebraska  smacked  the  'Cats  41-0.  The 
'Huskers  lost  to  Alabama  in  the  Orange  Bowl. 


Deep  in  Colorado  territory,  second  team,  all-conference  Jim 
Grechus  halts  the  Buff's  John  Farler  during  the   Cats  36-0  loss. 


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Spurring  the  Wildcats  on  to  a  near-victory  with  a  second  half 
comeback,  Henry  Howard  almost  breaks  away  from  Cincinnati. 

Photo  by  David  von  Riesen 


All-conference    defender    Sam    Harris   of  Eluding  Wildcat  end  Bob  Nichols  and  Colorado  defender  Charlie  Greer,  a  Vic 

Colorado   tests   the    poise   of   Vic   Castillo.  Castillo  pass  goes  incomplete.  Castillo  gained  29  yards  passing  against  the  Buffs. 


Nearly  a  70-pound  difference  in  weight  doesn't  stop  Larry 
Anderson  from  trying  to  topple  Nebraska's  Charlie  Winters. 


To  please  a  Homecoming  crowd  of  14,000,  Henry  Howard 
discovers   a    wide   gap   in  the   Oklahoma   Sooners'    defense. 


Sooners,  Jayhawks  down 
'Cats  in  shutout  victories 

Oklahoma  fumbled  three  times,  suffered  three 
pass  interceptions  and  was  penalized  95  yards  but 
still  shutout  the  'Cats  27-0.  A  third  straight  shut- 
out came  in  a  34-0  loss  to  KU.  After  fumbling 
on  the  first  play  from  scrimmage,  the  'Cats  did 
not  pose  a  serious  scoring  threat.  Five  intercep- 
tions and  numerous  injuries  plagued  the  'Cats. 

Mike  White  engineered  a  second  half  comeback 
which  fell  short  in  a  24-14  loss  to  Cincinnati. 
With  Vic  Castillo  dropped  from  his  position  as 
top  Big  Eight  passer,  Iowa  State's  Tim  Van 
Galder  replaced  him  by  gaining  344  yards  in 
total  offense.  The  Iowa  State  game  ended  as  a 
38-6  'Cat  loss. 

At  Stillwater,  Okla.,  the  season  closed  with  a 
31-7  defeat  in  which  Oklahoma  State  won  its  first 
conference  game.  Sophomore  John  Vrooman 
raced  76  yards  for  the  lone  Wildcat  touchdown. 


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Spilling  KU  quarterback  Bill  Fenton  is  tackle  Pat  Patton,  while 
Art  Strozier  (80)  and  Bill  Matan  (84)  head  for  the  ball  carrier. 


In  pushing  his  way  through  a  giant  Nebraska  Cornhusker  line, 
fullback  Charlie  Cottle  leads  'Cat  backs  by  racking  up  74  yards. 


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'Cat  yearlings  tie  Iowa, 
lose  three  gridiron  games 

Highlighting  the  freshman  football  season  was 
a  14-14  tie  with  Iowa  State,  marking  the  closest 
the  young  'Cats  have  come  to  winning  since  their 
0-0  tie  with  KU  in  1960.  Featuring  an  expanded 
four-game  schedule,  the  frosh  were  dumped  38- 
14  in  a  come-from-behind  victory  by  Nebraska. 
KU  intercepted  five  passes  in  winning  28-0,  and 
Oklahoma  opened  up  the  second  half  with  two 
touchdowns  to  breeze  past  the  frosh  27-7. 


1965  Freshman 

Football 

K-State 

14 

Nebraska 

38 

K-State 

0 

Kansas 

28 

K-State 

14 

Iowa  State 

14 

K-State 

7 

Oklahoma 

'11 

Defensive  back  Cornelius  Davis  wrestles  with  a  Nebraska  back 
as  Cornhuskers  come  from  behind  to  spoil  the  opener  38-14. 


Bobby  Harshaw  (87),  who  led  Wildcat  receivers  with  72  yards, 
and  Bob  McClure  put  a  stop  to  an  Iowa  State  scoring  threat. 


Eluding  an  Iowa  State  tackle,  quarterback  Bob  Coble  engineers 
a  Wildcat  scoring  drive.  Coble  threw  a  10-yard  touchdown 


pass  to  end  Bobby  Harshaw  and  ran  four  yards  for  another. 
The  Cyclones  came  from  behind  to  tie  the  final  score  14-14. 


1965  Freshman  Football  Team-TOP  ROW:  Verlm  E.  Humphrey,  Michael  J. 
Peppard,  Steven  P.  Thurmon,  John  M.  Hamman,  Bruce  R.  Mabrey,  Levern  Spain, 
Robert  L.  Scott,  Harry  E.  McDonald,  Paul  D.  Shepherd,  Kenneth  A.  Eckardt.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Assistant  Ronald  K.  Holm,  Bobby  F.  Harshaw,  Joseph  R.  Mintner, 
Robert  Passalacqua,  Arvyd  P.  Petrus,  Daniel  P.  Roda,  William  L.  Nossek,  Wayne 
D.  Gent,  Michael  J.  Bruhin,  Terry  P.  Thompson,  Dennis  L.  Baker,  Assistant  Richard 


A.  Riggs.  THIRD  ROW:  Assistant  Michael  D.  Penrod,  John  W.  Brubacher,  John 
A.  Jarrett,  Douglas  B.  Aiken,  Robert  J.  Coble,  Greggory  B.  Davis,  Curtis  W. 
Kruse,  Robert  C.  McClure,  Wayne  E.  Winfrey,  Kenneth  C.  Ochs,  Assistant  Robert 
D.  Siogren.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Coach  Edward  Dissmger,  Charles  B.  Quantrell, 
Douglas  W.  Ziegler,  John  W.  Watkins,  Lon  D.  Austin,  Cornelius  G.  Davis,  David 
R.  Jones,  Thomas  K.  Barnes,  Richard  D.  Wall,  Gene  L.  Schimpf,  Cedric  E.  Rice. 


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the    Cats  80-77,  eliminating  them  from  the  conference  race. 


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Roy  O.  Smith.  SECOND  ROW:  Student  Manager  Jimmie  W  Smith,  Galen  G. 
Frick,  William  R.  Jackson,  Roy  K.  Teas,  Lawrence  N,  Weigel,  Daniel  E.  Gaskin, 
Assistant  Coach  Roy  DeWitz.  THIRD  ROW:  James  N   Hoffmann,  Earl  H.  Seyfert, 


John  W.  Shupe,  John  W.  Olson,  Ronald  E.  Paradis,  Coach  Te*  Winter,  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Steven  F.  Honeycutt,  D.ck  L.  Barnard,  Dennis  L.  Berkholtz,  Sammy  J  Rob- 
inson, Robert  E   George,  Assistant  Cooch  William  W   Guthndge, 


Basketball  team  secures  third  place  in  Big  Eight 


Battling  back  from  a  sixth  place  finish  in  the 
Big  Eight  last  season,  the  Wildcat  basketball  club 
climbed  to  third  in  the  conference.  Coach  Tex 
Winter's  squad  compiled  a  14-11  record  in  win- 
ning nine  of  14  conference  games.  Four  of  the 
team's  five  league  losses  came  against  nationally 
ranked  Kansas  and  Nebraska.  The  season  brought 
Winter's  record  to  226  games  won  and  101  lost. 


Coach  Tex  Winter,  winner  of  seven  conference  championships 
in  10  seasons,  offers  instruction  to  officials  as  well  as  players. 


1966  Basketball 

K-State 

75 

Creighton 

83 

K-State 

63 

Tulsa 

70 

K-State 

65 

St.  John's 

72 

K-State 

57 

Maryland 

63 

K-State 

103 

Indiana 

76 

K-State 

74 

Texas  Tech 

68 

K-State 

73 

Stanford 

65 

K-State 

63 

Kansas 

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K-State 

87 

Colorado 

67 

K-State 

90 

Missouri 

70 

K-State 

78 

Missouri 

59 

K-State 

67 

Oklahoma  State 

47 

K-State 

71 

Nebraska 

82 

K-State 

61 

Kansas 

69 

K-State 

70 

Loyola  of  Chicago 

76 

K-State 

84 

Oklahoma 

73 

K-State 

50 

Oklahoma  State 

44 

K-State 

65 

Colorado 

55 

K-State 

80 

Iowa  State 

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K-State 

68 

Colorado 

52 

K-State 

85 

Missouri 

i»l 

K-State 

77 

Oklahoma 

80 

K-State 

69 

Nebraska 

79 

K-State 

55 

Kansas 

68 

K-State 

75 

Iowa  State 

73 

Kansas  won  the  Big  Eight  championship;  Nebraska 
was  second;  K-State  finished  third;  Oklahoma  took 
fourth;  Colorado  and  Iowa  State  tied  for  fifth;  Oklahoma 
State  placed  seventh;  Missouri  was  eighth. 


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Earl  Seyfert,  a  member  of  the  Big  Eight  academic  team,  snares 
a  key  rebound  in  the   Cats  50-44  victory  over  Oklahoma  State. 


Crying  for  help,  all-American  Walt  Wesley  finds  no  one  to 
throw  to,  as  Sammy  Robinson  prevents  help  from  Jo  Jo  White. 


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High-flying,  six-foot  guard  Dennis  Berkholtz  drives  in  for  a 
goal.   He    scored    11    points   in   a   73-65   win   over   Stanford. 


'Cat  team  starts  slow, 
ranks  fifth  in  tourney 

With  one  of  the  tallest  teams  in  collegiate  bas- 
ketball, the  Wildcats  began  the  season  with  a 
four-game  losing  skein.  The  'Cats  fell  victim  to 
Creighton  and  Tulsa,  also  dropping  Sunflower 
Double-header  decisions  to  St.  John's  and  Mary- 
land. Juggling  the  starting  line-up,  Tex  Winter 
found  a  combination  that  blasted  Indiana  103-76. 
Nick  Pino,  7-foot,  1-inch,  270-pound  sophomore, 
tallied  27  points  and  23  rebounds. 

The  'Cats  took  a  3-5  mark  in  the  Big  Eight 
tournament,  after  victories  over  Texas  Tech,  74- 
68,  and  Stanford,  73-65.  Leading  57-55  with  six 
minutes  left  to  play,  the  'Cats  dropped  the  tourney 
opener  to  KU  69-63.  Two  20-point  victories  over 
Colorado  and  Missouri  gave  them  fifth  place. 


Guard  Bob  George  displays  his  defensive  abilities  while  lead- 
ing  offense.   He   scored    19   points   in   a   70-63   loss  to  Tulsa. 


Scrambling  for  the  basketball,  Roscoe  Jackson  ties  up  a  Mary- 
land player,  as  Sammy  Robinson  seemingly  indicates  a   "touch- 


down." In  the  63-56   Cat  loss,  Tex  Winter  later  found  a  win- 
ning combination  that   took  seven  of  the  next  eight  games. 


Most  experienced  in  the  conference,  the  Wildcat  bench  is  oc- 
cupied by  eight  players  who  have  been  starters  at  some  time. 


Wildcats  gain  early  wins, 
bow  to  favored  Nebraska 


Coasting  to  a  78-59  victory  over  Missouri  and 
a  67-47  win  over  Oklahoma  State,  the  Wildcats 
ran  into  title  favorite  Nebraska.  Four  Huskers 
scored  in  double  figures  to  stomp  the  'Cats  82-71. 
KU  moved  to  an  early  30-11  margin  before 
17,000  fans  at  Lawrence  to  defeat  the  'Cats  69- 
61.  In  a  non-conference  battle  with  fifth  ranked 
Loyola  of  Chicago,  the  Ramblers  overcame  a  12- 
point  second  half  deficit  to  win  76-70. 

Sophomore  Earl  Seyfert  tallied  16  points  per 
game  in  the  next  six  games,  five  of  which  were 
home  contests,  to  ignite  a  six-game  winning 
streak.  Oklahoma  ended  the  Wildcat  surge  with 
an  80-77  upset  at  Norman.  Title  hopes  vanished 
with  a  79-69  loss  to  Nebraska,  despite  a  20-point 
outburst  by  guard  Dennis  Berkholtz.  KU  clinched 
a  tie  for  the  Big  Eight  title  by  smacking  the  'Cats 
68-55  before  a  sellout  crowd  at  Ahearn.  A  75-73 
win  at  Iowa  State  closed  the  season. 


Hustling  down  court  for  an  uncontested  lay  up,  forward  Jim 
Hoffmann  tries  to  halt  the  Jayhawk's  conquest  of  the  Wildcats. 


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All-conference  guard  Delvy  Lewis  of  KU  finds  room  scarce  as 
he  is  harassed  by  6-foot,  10-inch  Wildcat  center  Roy  Smith. 


Finding  an  opening,  Galen  Frick  pops  in  a  20-foot  jumper, 
while  Colorado  Buffaloes  find  themselves  outwitted  in  the  play. 


Swiping  a  rebound  from  the  out-stretched  hands  of  an  Iowa 
State  man,  Nick  Pino  battles  conference  rebounding  leaders. 


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Barely  clearing  the  out-stretched  arm  of  a  KU  defender,  Steve 
Unruh  scores  two  points  in  the  frosh  81-69  loss  to  Jayhawkers. 


Double  trouble  is  ahead  for  George  Shupe  as  the   Cats  battle 
back  from  a  43-26  half-time  deficit  against  the  Kansas  frosh. 

Freshman  team  scores 
two  wins  in  cage  action 

Salvaging  victories  over  Nebraska  and  Missouri, 
the  Wildcat  freshmen  settled  for  a  2-6  seasonal 
mark.  George  Shupe's  18  points  and  Nebraska's 
poor  shooting  accounted  for  a  67-55  'Cat  win 
over  the  young  Huskers.  Mike  Barber's  21  points, 
Roy  Fraction's  14  points  and  17  rebounds 
prompted  a  77-67  conquest  of  the  Missouri  frosh. 

1966  Freshman  Basketball 


Kansas  State 

65 

Dodge  City  Junior  College 

69 

Kansas  State 

67 

Nebraska 

55 

Kansas  State 

55 

Kansas 

80 

Kansas  State 

81 

Parsons  Junior  College 

85 

Kansas  State 

77 

Missouri 

67 

Kansas  State 

69 

Kansas 

81 

Kansas  State 

59 

Missouri 

68 

Kansas  State 

65 

Nebraska 

89 

Flashy  5-foot,  6-inch  George  Waters 
fires   a    pass  to   set   up   a  frosh   play. 


Topping  'Cat  scorers  in  mid-season, 
Roy  Fraction  is  a  starting  player. 


1966  Freshman  Basketball  Squad— TOP  ROW:  Robert  D.  McMahan,  George  E.  Shupe,  Douglas  A. 
Tiet|en,  Assistant  Coach  Davis  B.  Neely.  SECOND  ROW:  Lawrence  K.  Thummel,  Michael  Barber,  Frank- 
lin E.  Wilson,  Coach  Roy  DeWitz.  THIRD  ROW:  Dennis  J.  Vest,  Stephen  G.  Unruh,  Roy  W.  Fraction,  Wil- 
liam R.  Long.  FOURTH  ROW:  George  W.  Schultz,  James  A.  Ikard,  Thomas  M.  Howe,  Coach  Tex  Winter. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Dwight  W.  Oman,  George  E.  Waters,  Kenneth  K.  Miles,  Steve  R.  Swanson. 


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Exploding  for  a  30-point,  second  half  out- 
burst, 6-foot.  11 -inch  Mike  Barber  extends. 


Wrestlers  gain  two  seats 
in  NCAA  championships 

Placing  two  wrestlers  in  the  NCAA  champion- 
ships, the  'Cats  posted  an  8-7  season  record,  in- 
cluding a  first  in  the  four-team  Ohio  State  tour- 
ney. Jerry  Cheynet  earned  an  ll-3-l  mark  and 
finished  sixth  in  the  137-pound  NCAA  class.  Bill 
Brown  placed  sixth  nationally  in  the  152-pound 
contest.  The  squad  was  sixth  in  the  conference 
meet.  Cheynet  ranked  third,  and  Brown  and 
Larry  Elder  fourth. 

1966  Wrestling 

South  Dakota  State  19 

Nebraska  11 

Oklahoma  34 

Missouri  7 

Kansas  6 

Oklahoma  State  31 

Mankato  State  13 

Colorado  25 

Indiana  State  27 

Central  Missouri  State  15 

Iowa  State  35 

Kansas  5 

Wyoming  24 

Air  Force  13 

Oklahoma  State  won  the  Big  Eight  meet,  with  Okla- 
homa second,  Iowa  State  third,  Colorado  fourth,  Ne- 
braska fifth,  K-State  sixth,  Missouri  seventh  and  Kansas 
eighth. 


K-State 

14 

K-State 

18 

K-State 

2 

K-State 

25 

K-State 

29 

K-State 

0 

K-State 

19 

K-State 

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K-State 

6 

K-State 

17 

K-State 

0 

K-State 

32 

K-State 

11 

K-State 

19 

Coach  Fritz  Knorr,  in  his  fifteenth  season,  attends  to  a  minor 
injury  while  his  team  is  hosting  the  Big  Eight  wrestling  meet. 


Trading   a    toe  hold  for  an   arm   lock,   Wildcat  wrestler  Bill 
Brown  places  fourth  in  Big  Eight  152-pound  consolation  finals. 


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1966  Wrestling  Team-TOP  ROW:  William  J.  Fields,  Darryl  D.  White,  Richard 
W.  Howard,  David  C.  Rieniets,  Bruce  E.  Wohlers,  Lyle  S.  Cook,  Martin  L.  Little, 
Russell  Lay,  Jerome  H.  Cheynet.  SECOND  ROW:  Robert  S.  Thacker,  Dennis  L 
Young,  Gordon  L.  McCosh,  Michael  J.  Broeckelman,  William  R.  Glace,  Leslie  A. 
Schreiner,  James  K.  McDougal,  Gerald  E.  Haynes.  THIRD  ROW:  Dennis  J.  Mo- 


gusar,  William  L.  Lundy,  Larry  S.  James,  Larry  E.  Elder,  Ira  L.  Dale,  John  S. 
Schofield,  James  F.  Munson,  Jan  A.  Heermance,  Larry  D.  Shay.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Assistant  Coach  Richard  T.  DeMoss,  Kevin  H.  Beecroft,  Daniel  J.  Lankas,  David 
K.  Lightner,  Daryl  L.  Rainer,  Gary  E.  Watson,  William  L.  Brown,  Coach  Fritz  G. 
Knorr. 


With  wins  in  seven  weight  classes,  including  four  pins,  'Cat 
grapplers  topple  the  Jayhawks  29-6  to   win   a   home  dual. 


Logging  valuable  riding  time  in  the  137-pound,  semi-finals  of 
Big   Eight   wrestling   championships,   Jerry   Cheynet   is  third. 


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Tank  competitors  smash 
school,  conference  marks 

Smashing  nine  school  records,  including  one 
Big  Eight  mark,  Wildcat  swimmers  finished  fifth 
in  the  Big  Eight  swim  meet  and  6-4  in  dual  com- 
petition. Bob  Duenkel,  only  'Cat  first  place  win- 
ner in  the  meet,  bettered  the  conference  200-yard 
backstroke  mark.  The  tankers  captured  six  of  11 
events  to  register  the  first  win  over  Kansas  in 
eight  years.  Tom  Hanlon  and  Duenkel  each  set 
two  school  records  in  a  55-40  victory  over  Mis- 
souri. Hanlon  toppled  the  NCAA  60-yard  free- 
style mark  and  broke  two  other  school  records  in 
an  86-28  romp  over  Oklahoma  State. 

1966  Swimming 


K-State 

34 

Iowa 

71 

K-State 

38 

Alabama 

56 

K-State 

41 

Nebraska 

54 

K-State 

48 

Kansas 

47 

K-State 

66 

Oklahoma  State 

28 

K-State 

38 

Iowa  State 

55 

K-State 

67 

Central  Missouri  State 

28 

K-State 

72 

Southwestern  Missouri 

23 

K-State 

62 

Colorado 

31 

K-State 

55 

Missouri 

40 

K-State 

33 

Oklahoma 

62 

Oklahoma  won  the  Big  Eight  swimming  meet,  followed 
by  Kansas,  Nebraska,  Iowa  State,  K-State,  Oklahoma 
State,  Colorado  and  Missouri. 

Named  the    Big   Eight's   Most   Outstanding   Swimmer,  Bob 
Duenkel   established  a   record   in  the   200-yard   breaststroke. 


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yard  breaststroke  before  his  national  AAU  swim  competition. 


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Kansas,  Wildcat  swimmers  Tom  Hanlon  and  Don  Hyde  finished  ord  in  winning  the  60-yard  freestyle  with   Oklahoma   State. 


1966  Swimming  Team— TOP  ROW:  Coach  Edward  J.  Fedosky,  Allan  L  Fedosky, 
James  D.  Latham,  Gerald  M.  Plummer,  Thomas  M.  Hanlon,  Robert  T.  Duenkel, 
Michael  D.  Dumford,  Donald  E.  Hyde,  Terry  L.  Mack.  SECOND  ROW:  John  R. 


Kegley,  David  G.  Frerichs,  David  R.  Schmidt,  David  H.  Jackson,  Jerome  M.  Mc- 
Connell,  Frederick  Erickson,  Craig  W.  Ridenour.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard  Rivera, 
David  B.  Fruetel,  Michael  E.  Bryant,  Dave  R.  Maclaskey,  Pierre  L.  Picotte. 


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Inexperienced  gymnasts 
place  high  in  dual  meets 

Despite  the  absence  of  experienced  gymnasts, 
the  Wildcat  gymnastics  team  earned  a  7-4  dual 
meet  record.  Coach  Frank  Thompson  guided  the 
team  to  its  thirteenth  winning  season  in  the  past 
15  years.  The  only  Wildcat  losses  came  against  Big 
Eight  powers  Colorado,  Kansas  and  Nebraska 
and  nationally  ranked  Iowa  State,  the  Big  Eight 
gymnastics  champion.  Allen  Talley,  participating 
in  the  six-event,  all-around  competition,  led  the 
Wildcat  team's  scoring. 


1966  Gymnastics 

K-State 

86.6 

Fort  Hays  State 

60.1 

K-State 

86.6 

Northwest  Oklahoma  State 

73.6 

K-State 

109.5 

Iowa  State 

184.6 

K-State 

96.5 

Nebraska 

145.0 

K-State 

111.7 

Central  Missouri  State 

91.6 

K-State 

111.7 

Western  Illinois 

101.3 

K-State 

115.9 

Fort  Hays  State 

114.1 

K-State 

96.7 

Oklahoma 

88.6 

K-State 

119.7 

Northwest  Oklahoma  State 

115.5 

K-State 

77.7 

Colorado 

169.7 

K-State 

96.7 

Kansas 

157.3 

Iowa  State  won  the  Big  Eight  meet,  followed  by  Colo- 
rado, Kansas,  Nebraska,  Oklahoma  and  K-State.  Mis- 
souri and  Oklahoma  State  did  not  compete. 


Retiring  after  29  seasons  as  Wildcat  gymnastics  coach,  Frank 
Thompson  will  remain  as  an  instructor  of  physical  education. 


Earning  the  best  record  since  the  undefeated  team  of  1960, 
gymnasts  won  two  duals  from  Northwest  Oklahoma  State. 


Captain  Stan  Husted  wins  the  side  horse  event,  as  the  Wild- 
cats grab  six  of  seven  first  places  from  Northwest  Oklahoma. 


1966  Gymnastics  Team— TOP  ROW:  Douglas  K.  Jernigan,  Charles  O.  Minck-  BOTTOM  ROW:  Coach  Frank  J.  Thompson,  Stanley  R.  Husted,  William  D.  Crank, 

ley,  William   L.  Reynolds,  John   P.  Ayres,  Allen   G.   Talley,  Thomas  S.  Dawson.  C.  Russell  Cox,  Clair  C.  Hill. 


Later  finishing  second  in  the  event  to  boost  the  squad  to  a  home  victory  over  Leading  Wildcat  scorer  Allen  Talley  performs 

Fort  Hays,  sophomore  Bill  Crank  executes  a  difficult  maneuver  with  the  rings.  a  two-armed  handstand  on  the  parallel  bars. 


Pitcher  Ike  Evans  makes  a  diving  stab  at  a  line  drive  off  an 
Iowa  State  bat  as  catcher  Bill  Matan  prepares  to  take  the  throw 


at  home.  Evans  compiled  a  3-3  mark,  top  for  Wildcat  pitchers. 
He  had  a  3.28  earned  run  average  and  struck  out  48  batters. 


Baseball  climbs  from  Big  Eight  cellar  to  seventh 


New  uniforms,  a  new  coach  and  new  players 
at  all  but  three  positions  put  life  into  the  baseball 
squad.  The  team  climbed  out  of  the  cellar  spot  it 
had  held  four  times  in  five  seasons.  Wildcats 
finished  seventh  in  the  Big  Eight- with  a  6-13 
mark.  A  shortage  of  experienced  pitchers  and  a 
defense  which  committed  63  errors,  giving  up  45 
unearned  runs,  were  Wildcat  weaknesses. 

In  his  initial  coaching  season,  Bob  Brasher  led 
the  squad  to  an  8-18  mark,  taking  two  of  three 
games  from  Iowa  State,  Kansas  and  Oklahoma-  - 


something  the  'Cat  team  had  not  done  in  12 
years.  Experience  began  to  show  as  the  'Cat  of- 
fense averaged  almost  five  runs  per  game  in  con- 
ference play.  The  'Cats  polished  off  the  season  by 
winning  five  of  their  final  seven  games. 

First  baseman  Joe  Beck  was  named  to  the  Dis- 
trict Five  and  Big  Eight  all-star  squads.  He  led 
the  team  with  a  .361  batting  average  and  was 
third  in  the  conference  in  home  runs.  Third  base- 
man Stu  Steele  was  fifth  in  the  conference  in  hits 
and  was  also  named  to  the  all-Big  Eight  squad. 


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1965  Baseball  Squad-TOP  ROW:  Robert  E.  Stauth,  Richard  P.  Rambin,  Cecil 
W.  Johnson,  Joseph  M.  Murray,  Geoffrey  McPartlin,  William  D.  Matan,  Stuart 
H.  Steele,  Ivor  J.  Evans.  SECOND  ROW:  Coach  Bob  Brasher,  Charles  F.Cottle, 
Keith  L.  Cramer,  Warren  D.  Richards,  James  D.  Scheffer,  Robert  E.  Andrews, 


Norbert  J.  Andrews,  Joseph  L.  Beck.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Ernest  A.  Recob,  Ronald 
L.  Wilson,  Johnny  R.  Krob,  Charles  J.  Farmer,  Gunter  Ekis,  Charles  R.  Ballard, 
Dennis  Erkenbrack. 


Rounding  third,  Wildcat  second  baseman  Jim  Scheffer  receives 
clearance  to  score  during  a  home  series  against  Iowa  State. 


1965  Baseball 


Kansas  State 

7 

Mississippi 

6 

Kansas  State 

3 

Mississippi 

6 

Kansas  State 

0 

Delta  State 

13 

Kansas  State 

1 

Delta  State 

2 

Kansas  State 

5 

Arkansas  State 

6 

Kansas  State 

0 

Iowa  State 

3 

Kansas  State 

3 

Iowa  State 

2 

Kansas  State 

10 

Iowa  State 

7 

Kansas  State 

(> 

Oklahoma  State 

7 

Kansas  State 

■) 

Oklahoma  State 

4 

Kansas  State 

') 

Oklahoma  State 

8 

Kansas  State 

5 

Nebraska 

Id 

Kansas  State 

2 

Nebraska 

3 

Kansas  State 

9 

Missouri 

13 

Kansas  State 

1 

Missouri 

6 

Kansas  State 

8 

Missouri 

11 

Kansas  State 

4 

Colorado 

6 

Kansas  State 

5 

Colorado 

7 

Kansas  State 

0 

Washburn 

5 

Kansas  State 

() 

Washburn 

•     2 

Kansas  State 

6 

Kansas 

1 

Kansas  State 

7 

Kansas 

1 

Kansas  State 

4 

Kansas 

18 

Kansas  State 

5 

Oklahoma 

2 

Kansas  State 

1 

Oklahoma 

0 

Kansas  State 

1 

Oklahoma 

8 

Missouri  finished  first  in  the  Big  Eight,  followed  by 
Nebraska,  Oklahoma  State,  Iowa  State,  Colorado,  Kan- 
sas, Kansas  State  and  Oklahoma. 


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Coach  Bob  Brasher  looks  the  situation  over  before  sending  in 
right    hander    Dennis    Erkenbrack   for    pitching    relief    work. 


Brasher  accepts  position 
as  'Cat  baseball  coach 

After  five  years  of  scouting  for  professional 
baseball  organizations,  32-year-old  Bob  Brasher 
took  over  the  helm  as  Wildcat  baseball  coach  to 
bring  the  'Cats  up  from  the  Big  Eight  cellar. 
Brasher  replaced  Ray  Wauthier  who  resigned 
after  15  seasons  as  Wildcat  baseball  coach. 

Entering  his  club  into  the  conference  race, 
Brasher  led  the  'Cats  in  taking  two  of  three  games 
from  Iowa  State.  However,  the  club  then  went 
into  an  11 -game  losing  streak.  Oklahoma  State, 
Nebraska,  Missouri  and  Colorado  topped  the 
'Cats  during  the  slump.  Not  until  gaining  a  split 
in  a  non-conference  double-header  with  Wash- 
burn did  they  regain  winning  form.  The  team 
moved  into  seventh  place  by  winning  two  games 
from  Kansas  and  two  from  Oklahoma. 


Halting  further  advance  of  pitcher  Rick  Rambin  is  coach  Bob 
Brasher  during  a  two-game  series  with  Washburn.  The  Wildcats 


split  the  mid-season  double-header  with  the  Ichabods  of  Topeka, 
running  the   Cat  non-conference  record  to  2-5  for  the  season. 


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Wildcat  pitcher  Rick  Rambin  throws  a  strike  to  open  a  non- 
conference    double-header    with    the    Washburn    Ichabods. 


Skidding   safely   to  third   base  is   all-Big   Eight  selection   Stu 
Steele  during  a  non-conference  double-header  with  Washburn. 


Taking  advantage  of  a  late  throw  from  the  outfield,  Wildcat 
second   baseman   Jim   Scheffer   slides   safely  to  third  during 


the  conference  opener  with  Iowa  State.  The  'Cats  dropped  the 
first  game  of  the  series  but  rebounded  to  sweep  the  final  two. 


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Edging  out  teammate  Conrad  Nightingale,  Charles  Harper 
spurs  the  Wildcats  to  a  1-2  finish  in  the  mile  run  at  a  meet 


with  Air  Force  Academy.  The  74-71  victory  marked  the  first 
time  in   two  seasons  the  Wildcats   had   taken   a   dual   meet. 


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1965  Outdoor  Track  Squad— 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,  assistant  coach 
Robert  L.  Baker.  SECOND  ROW:  Ray  L.  Salyer,  Wilfred  H.  Lehmann,  Charles 
Y.  Harper,  Albert  N.  Yenkey,  Conrad  Nightingale,  David  C.  Tuggle,  Robert  C. 


Hines,  William  A.  Floerke,  Ronald  K.  Holm,  D.  DeLoss  Dodds.  BOTTOM  ROW: 
Anthony  J.  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. 


Gliding  into  the  broad  jump  sand  pits,  Bob  Hines  holds  title 
as  the  team's  Most  Inspirational  Player  for  the  1964-65  season. 


Track  team  ranks  high  in 
individual  performance 

Outstanding  individual  performances  highlight- 
ed DeLoss  Dodd's  second  season  as  Wildcat  track 
coach.  Javelin  ace  Bill  Floerke  launched  the  spear 
266  feet,  5V2  inches  at  the  Kansas  Relays.  His 
throw  was  the  best  toss  in  the  nation  for  the  year. 
Don  Payne  hit  a  peak  in  the  U.S.  Track  and 
Field  Federation  meet  with  a  46.2-second  clocking 
in  the  440-yard  dash.  His  time  surpassed  Coach 
Dodd's  school  record  in  addition  to  the  West 
Coast  meet  mark.  Wildcat  thinclads  ranked  1-2 
in  dual  meets.  They  suffered  losses  to  Oklahoma 
87-58  and  Missouri  911/2-521/2  but  topped  Air 
Force  Academy  74-71. 

Finishing  seventh  in  the  Big  Eight  conference 
meet  at  Lincoln,  Nebr.,  the  trackmen  scored  42 
points,  32  of  which  came  in  the  javelin  and  440 
relay  events.  Floerke  took  first  in  the  conference 
javelin  event,  and  the  'Cat's  Bud  Roper  was 
third.  Payne  finished  with  the  second  fastest  440 
relay  time  with  Bill  Selbe  close  behind  in  third. 
The  Wildcat  440-yard  relay  team  placed  fifth  in 
the  conference  meet.  Bob  Hines  ranked  fifth 
in  the  broad  jump,  and  Norm  Yenkey  ran  fifth 
in  the  three-mile  event. 


Soothing  the  arm  that  launched  the  nation's  top  javelin  throw, 
Bill  Floerke  has  just  won  the  event  from  the  Air  Force  Academy. 


High   flying   Steve   Rogers  clears   a   crossbar   in   competition 
with  Air  Force  Academy  as    Cats  placed  first  in  nine  events. 


'Cats  outscore  Cyclones 
in  Big  Eight  track  meet 


Wildcat  thinclads  escaped  the  cellar  position 
in  the  Big  Eight  meet  with  strong  finishes  in  the 
440-yard  dash  and  javelin  throw.  The  42  'Cat 
points  bested  only  Iowa  State,  which  earned  13. 
Kansas  won  the  meet  with  100  points.  It  was 
followed  by  Oklahoma,  91;  Missouri,  84;  Okla- 
homa State,  70;  Nebraska,  64;  and  Colorado  63. 
Only  Wildcat  first  place  finisher  in  the  Midwest 
Federation  Track  and  Field  Meet  was  Bill  Selbe 
who  won  the  440-yard  dash. 


Racing  toward  a  meet  record,  co-captain  Bill  Selbe  is  clocked 
at  48.0  seconds  in  the  440-yard  dash  against  Air  Force  Academy. 


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Wildcat  sprinter  Don  Payne  holds  the  University  mark  in  the 
quarter-mile,  topping  the   record   Coach   Dodds  set  in   1959. 


DeLoss   Dodds,   who   helped   establish   the   school   mile   relay 
record  and  who  holds  the  indoor  440  dash  mark,  is  track  coach. 


Distance  runners  sweep  Big  Eight  championship 


Earning  the  Big  Eight  title,  a  seventh  place 
finish  in  the  NCAA  cross  country  championships 
and  a  3-0  over-all  mark  highlighted  the  cross 
country  season.  'Cats  swept  six  of  the  top  eight 
positions  in  both  a  dual  with  Missouri  and  a  tri- 
angular with  Wichita  State  and  Drake.  Runners 
also  won  the  top  six  places  against  Nebraska. 
This  season  was  DeLoss  Dodds'  second  as  coach. 

Charles  Harper  led  the  squad,  placing  twelfth 
in  the  NCAA  meet  and  fourth  in  the  Big  Eight 
meet.  He  broke  the  school  record  set  by  Conrad 
Nightingale.  Nightingale,  who  finished  fifth  in  the 


conference  meet,  also  broke  his  own  record  to 
establish  a  course  record  in  the  dual  meet  against 
Missouri.  Wildcats  took  second  in  the  six-team 
State  Federation  meet,  one  point  behind  Kansas 
University  of  Lawrence. 


1965  Cross 

Country 

.nsas  State 

19 

Missouri 

41 

.nsas  State 

15 

Nebraska 

49 

msas  State 

19 

Wichita  State 

53 

Drake 

58 

Far  in  the  lead,  Conrad  Nightingale  records  a  first  place  finish 
to  lead  the  Wildcats  in  a  victory  over  Wichita  State  and  Drake. 


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K-State  won  the  Big  Eight  title,  followed  by  Kansas, 
Oklahoma  State,  Colorado,  Missouri,  Iowa  State,  Ne- 
braska and  Oklahoma. 


Jim  Hayes  and  Van  Rose  run  ahead  of  competition  from  Wich- 
ita State  and  Drake  in  the  three-mile,  non-conference  triangular. 


1965   Cross   Country  Team— TOP   ROW:   Conrad    Nightingale,   William  W. 
Dutton,   Coach  DeLoss  Dodds.    SECOND   ROW:   Michael  C.  Tarry,   Charles  Y. 


Harper,  Albert  N.  Yenkey.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Van  L.  Rose,  Louis  L.  Ti|erina  and 
James  J.  Hayes. 


Three  miles  away  from  another  Wildcat  victory,  19  runners 
begin  a  triangular  meet  with  Wichita  State  and  Drake.  Wild- 


cat runners  Conrad  Nightingale  and  Mike  Tarry  finished  one- 
two.  The  squad  won  the  track  meet  for  the  first  time  since  1939. 


Nightingale  sets  record; 
runners  win  NCAA  fifth 


Conrad  Nightingale  bettered  the  meet  record 
in  the  mile,  and  Don  Payne  tied  for  first  in  the 
440-yard  dash  when  the  Wildcats  placed  fifth  in 
the  NCAA  track  championships.  Paced  by  Payne, 
the  'Cats  finished  fourth  in  the  Big  Eight  meet. 
The  sprinter  toppled  the  Big  Eight  440  mark  and 
anchored  the  mile  relay  as  the  Wildcats  tallied  28 
points,  highest  since  1935.  In  a  triangular  at  Law- 
rence, Nightingale  posted  the  fastest  collegiate 
mile  of  the  indoor  season.  'Cat  runners  outdis- 
tanced defending  champion  Oklahoma  State  to 
win  the  K-State  Invitational  Indoor  Relay. 


1966  Indoor  Track 

Kansas  State 

41 

Nebraska 

61 

Oklahoma 

48 

Kansas  State 

66 

Oklahoma 

56 

Kansas  State 

48 

Kansas 

71 

Oklahoma  State 

26 

Kansas  won  the  Big  Eight  indoor  track  championships, 
Nebraska  placed  second,  Oklahoma  was  third,  K-State 
earned  fourth,  Missouri  finished  fifth,  Iowa  State  and 
Oklahoma  State  tied  for  sixth,  and  Colorado  finished 
eighth. 


Roger  Shoemaker,  holder  of  the  school  pole  vault  record  of 
14  feet,  7  inches,  clears  the  crossbar  in  an  indoor  triangular. 


High-stepping  Ron  Harrison  takes  third  in  the  low  hurdles  after 
winning  the  high  hurdles  in  a  66-56  victory  over  Oklahoma. 


Sprinting  to  a  University  record  in  the  600-yard  run,  Bill  Selbe 
is  met  by   Oil's  Al   Shields,   who  set  a   Field   House  record. 


Smashing  the  Field  House  record  set  by  Coach  DeLoss  Dodds, 
quarter-miler  Don  Payne  finishes  far  ahead  of  his  competition. 


1966  Indoor  Track  Team-TOP  ROW:  Kenneth  D.  Winters,  Harold  T.  Wooten, 
David  J.  Langford,  Leo  D.  Hawkins,  Ronald  D.  Hellwig,  Donald  L.  June,  Don  L. 
Riedl,  Assistant  Coach  William  W.  Farvow,  Felix  J.  Gotner.  SECOND  ROW: 
Arthur  S.  Harvey,  Ronald  L.  Moody,  Harold  R.  Harrison,  Charles  Y.  Harper,  James 
L.  Kettlehut,  Donald  E.  Payne,  William  W.  Dutton,  Conrad  Nightingale,  Ronald 


K.  Holm,  Virgil  B.  Roper,  Coach  DeLoss  Dodds,  Richard  E.  Heuertz.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Andrew  Williams,  William  L.  Selbe,  James  J.  Hayes,  Larry  Fischer,  Alan 
R.  Hug,  Michael  C.  Tarry,  Albert  N.  Yenkey,  Van  L.  Rose,  Harry  L.  Kitchener, 
Michael  M.  Kelly,  Roger  E.  Shoemaker,  Robert  James. 


391 


Listening  to  last  minute  instructions  from  tennis  coach  Karl 
Finney,  Wildcat  netters  prepare  to  battle  Wisconsin  in  a  non- 


conference  encounter.  Members  of  the  tennis  squad  include  Mike 
Kraus,  Danny  Millis,  Jim  Hastings,  Alan  Smith  and  Bob  Hauber. 


Mike  Kraus  smashes  a  line  drive  during  a  non-conference  dual 
against  Wisconsin.  The  Badgers  defeated  the  'Cat  netters  6-3. 


Netmen  tie  for  fifth  place 
in  Big  Eight  tennis  play 

Wildcat  netmen  completed  the  1965  season 
with  ten  wins  and  eight  losses  and  finished  in  a 
four-way  tie  for  fifth  in  the  Big  Eight  tennis  tour- 
nament. The  young  team,  composed  of  a  senior, 
a  junior  and  three  sophomores,  was  led  by  junior 
Bob  Hauber  who  compiled  a  15-3  dual  season 
record.  Hauber  played  in  the  number  four  posi- 
tion. Top  doubles  team  combination  was  Hauber 
and  Mike  Kraus,  who  ranked  13-5. 

Four  of  the  ten  victories  were  shutouts,  in- 
cluding a  pair  of  7-0  victories  over  Washburn. 
Wildcats  finished  with  a  3-4  conference  dual 
mark.  The  squad  opened  the  season  with  three 
losses  but  defeated  its  final  four  Big  Eight  foes. 


1965  Te 

nnis 

Kansas  State 

0 

Kansas 

7 

Kansas  State 

5 

Colorado 

2 

Kansas  State 

0 

Oklahoma 

7 

Kansas  State 

1 

Oklahoma  State 

6 

Kansas  State 

5 

Iowa  State 

2 

Kansas  State 

6 

Nebraska 

1 

Kansas  State 

4 

Missouri 

3 

Kansas  won  the  tennis  tournament.  Oklahoma  State 
and  Oklahoma  tied  for  second;  Colorado  placed  fourth; 
and  Kansas  State,  Iowa  State,  Missouri  and  Nebraska 
tied  for  fifth. 


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'Cats  make  golf  history, 
nab  first  win  from  OSU 


Outscoring  the  Big  Eight  champions  of  Okla- 
homa State  for  the  first  time  in  intercollegiate  golf 
history,  the  golf  team  posted  1 1  wins  and  10  losses 
in  1965  dual  team  competition.  At  15  Big  Eight 
meets,  Bill  Guthridge  coached  the  Wildcats  to  a 
third  place  finish  in  the  conference  with  a  9-6 
mark.  The  squad  placed  sixth  in  a  field  of  19  at 
the  Oklahoma  Intercollegiate  tournament  and 
ninth  among  17  teams  at  Pike's  Peak  tournament. 


1965  Golf 

Kansas  State 

10 

Iowa  State 

5 

Kansas  State 

11 

Missouri 

4 

Kansas  State 

0 

Oklahoma  State 

15 

Kansas  State 

8>/2 

Kansas 

6V2 

Kansas  State 

2 

Oklahoma 

13 

Kansas  State 

8 

Nebraska 

7 

Kansas  State 

IOV2 

Nebraska 

4'  2 

Kansas  State 

9V2 

Oklahoma  State 

5V2 

Kansas  State 

9'/.. 

Nebraska 

5V2 

Kansas  State 

9 

Missouri 

6 

Kansas  State 

6V2 

Kansas 

8% 

Kansas  State 

7 

Oklahoma 

8 

Kansas  State 

9lA 

Missouri 

5'/2 

Kansas  State 

4'/2 

Oklahoma 

IOV2 

Kansas  State 

4 

Kansas 

11 

Lining  up  a  putt  is  golf  ace  Ron  Schmedemann  who,  with  12-3 
for  the  season,   represented   'Cats   in   NCAA   championships. 


Oklahoma  State  won  the  Big  Eight  golf  tournament, 
followed  by  Oklahoma,  Kansas  State,  Kansas,  Nebraska, 
Iowa  State,  Colorado  and  Missouri. 


1965  Golf  Team-TOP  ROW:   Charles  Shellenberger,  John  Wolf,  James  J.  Gra- 
ham, John  W.  Sanders,  Fredrick  G  Anschutz,  Dennis  L.  Berkholtz,  Coach  William 


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W.  Guthridge.  BOTTOM  ROW:   John  R.  Graham,  Joel  W.  Athey,  Ron  Schmede- 
mann. 


393 


Athletic    Council— TOP   ROW:    John    Chalmers,   Charles   Socolofsky,    Floyd   W. 
Smith,  William  G.  Schrenk,  James  E.  Geringer,  Chester  E.  Peters,  John  C.  Frazier. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dan  W.  Upson,  Garth  L.  Peterson,  C.  Clyde  Jones,  Horace  I 
Lee,  Katherine  Geyer. 


Athletic  Council  begins  planning  football  stadium 


Appointment  of  F.  O.  Wolfenbarger,  associate 
engineer  for  the  planning  and  design  of  a  new 
football  stadium,  was  accepted  by  the  Athletic 
Council.  The  12-member  council,  under  chair- 
man C.  Clyde  Jones,  appointed  a  stadium  plan- 
ning committee  to  work  with  Wolfenbarger.  Rec- 


ommendation was  made  to  President  McCain  for 
the  reappointment  of  football  coach  Doug  Weaver 
and  his  staff.  Regular  business  of  the  council  in- 
cluded consideration  of  budget  items  of  the  10- 
sport  athletic  program  and  approval  of  nominees 
to  receive  athletic  letters  in  each  sport. 


Announcement  of  the  hiring  of  a  full-time  football  recruiter 
was  made  by  the  Athletic  Council  after  the    Cats  finished  0-10. 


Evidence  that  the    Cats  may  become  a  national  basketball 
power  is  seen  in  Nick  Pino,  leading  scorer  and  rebounder. 


Drillers,  Betas,  Pawnees 
capture  intramural  titles 

Earning  1 1 4 3 J/2  points,  the  Drillers  captured 
the  1965  independent  intramural  title.  Brand  X 
was  runner-up  with  781  points.  Junior  AVMA 
placed  third,  scoring  715  points.  The  Drillers  won 
independent  touch-football,  horseshoes,  basket- 
ball, free-throw,  wrestling  and  track. 

Beta  Theta  Pi  won  its  second  consecutive  fra- 
ternity crown,  earning  1036V2  points.  Runner-up 
Delta  Tau  Delta  scored  961  points.  Delta  Upsilon 
scored  926  points  for  third  place.  Betas  won 
touch-football,  handball  singles,  badminton, 
track  and  free-throw.  They  tied  for  first  in  horse- 
shoe doubles  contention. 

Pawnee  walked  off  with  the  dormitory  title 
with  812  points.  Comanche  took  second  with  640 
points,  and  Marlatt's  third  floor  finished  third 
with  620.  Pawnee  took  first  in  dormitory  touch- 
football,  basketball,  badminton  singles  and 
doubles  and  volleyball. 


Al  Sheriff,  in  his  first  year  as  director  of  men's  intramurals, 
displays  some  of  the  athletic  equipment  used  for  the  15  sports. 


High  jumping  is  one  of  10  events  in  intramural  track.  Compet- 
ing in  the  independent  division,  Drillers  topped  all  jumpers 


with  a  leap  of  5  feet,  10  inches.  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  and  Mar- 
latt's fourth  floor  won  in  fraternity  and  dormitory  divisions. 


Waltheim,  Junior  Vets, 
SAE  lead  in  intramurals 


Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon,  Waltheim  hall  and  Jun- 
ior AVMA  led  their  respective  divisions  through 
10  men's  intramural  sports,  beginning  1965-1966 
competition.  The  Sig  Alphs  scored  487  points  to 
win  fraternity  basketball,  handball  and  horse- 
shoe crowns.  Beta  Theta  Pi  was  second  ranked 
in  the  incompleted  season,  earning  441  points. 
The  Betas  were  fraternity  touch-football  cham- 
pions. Waltheim  tallied  476  points  to  lead  dorm- 
itory entrants  with  a  badminton  victory,  while 
Goodnow  hall's  sixth  floor  was  second  with  406 
points.  Although  they  captured  no  champion- 
ships, Junior  AVMA  players  compiled  400  points 
to  lead  a  field  of  independent  teams. 


Fierce  competition  for  the  rebound  is  won  by  the  Alpha  Tau 
Omega  center  in  the  play-offs  for  the  fraternity  basketball  title. 


Jubilant  members  of  Beta  Sigma  Psi  celebrate  capturing 
1965  fraternity  division  volleyball  crown  over  Phi  Delta  Th 


the 
eta. 


396 


Wrestlers  lock  in  combat  as  part  of  nearly  1 40  men  in  a  three- 
day  mat  tourney.  Acacia  won  the  fraternity  division  and  Dril- 


lers the  independent-dormitory  field.  The  spring  1965  matches 
were  the  first  time  wrestling  points  were  awarded  since  1952. 


Slamming  a  back-handed  return,  Phi  Kappa  Tau  competes  for 
the  fraternity  volleyball  title.  Beta  Theta  Pi  won  the  division. 


Lobbing  the  birdie,  a  man  competes  in  badminton  intramurals. 
Phi   Kaps,   Pawnee   and   Mechanical    Engineers  won  singles. 


Sandra  Hick,  in  her  third  year  as  director  of  women's  intra- 
murals,  coordinates  activities  in  the  eight-sport  coed  program. 


Off-Campus  Women  battle  for  control  of  the  ball  during  a  16-5 
victory  over  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  to  win  the  basketball  title. 


Kappa  Deltas  secure  women's  intramural  crown 


Kappa  Delta  captured  during  spring  1965  the 
intramural  trophy  from  Women's  Athletic  Asso- 
ciation. Van  Zile  and  Off-Campus  Women  were 
runners-up.  Off-Campus  Women  took  victories 


Chasing  after  the  loose  ball,  Off-Campus  Women  capture  the 
intramural  basketball  crown  for  the  third  consecutive  year. 


in  softball  and  basketball,  Boyd  hall  in  kickball 
and  track,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  in  swimming 
and  Van  Zile  in  volleyball.  During  fall  play, 
West  hall  won  in  kickball  and  Kappa  Kappa 
Gamma  repeated  in  swimming.  Alpha  Chi  Omega 
later  captured  the  volleyball  title.  Coed  gymnasts 
placed  second  in  a  quadrangular  at  Washburn. 


Larry  Cornwell's  188  Tri-State  Conference  average  helped  earn 
'Cat   bowlers  a   spot   in   a   national   intercollegiate  tourney. 


1966  Bowling  Team— TOP  ROW:  Donald  L.  De  Graeve,  Roddy  Budimlija. 'SEC- 
OND ROW:  Joseph  P.  Walter,  Steven  L.  Taylor,  Larry  G.  Cornwell.  BOTTOM 
ROW:  Robert  K.  Wade,  Robert  J.  Jones. 


Bowlers  go  to  nationals, 
win  Tri-State  conference 

When  clinching  the  championship  in  the  Tri- 
State  Bowling  Conference,  Wildcat  bowlers 
earned  the  right  to  compete  in  the  National  In- 
tercollegiate Bowling  Tournament  in  Chicago, 
111.  The  bowlers  compiled  a  mark  of  31-17  in 
meets  with  Kansas,  Nebraska,  Wichita  State  and 
Oklahoma  State.  Harry  Bond  earned  a  position 
on  the  all-star  team  with  a  188  series  at  the  spring 
1965  Big  Eight  tourney. 

Wildcat  women  bowlers  finished  third  in  the 
Tri-State  Conference,  behind  Oklahoma  State 
and  Kansas.  Nancy  Peterson  led  the  team  to  a 
16-32  season  with  a  150  average.  The  1966  Big 
Eight   meet   was  conducted  here  in  the  spring. 


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Rowing  crew  finishes  second  undefeated  season 


Having  purchased  a  new  shell,  "The  150,"  and 
a  coaching  launch,  "The  Lady  K,"  the  Wildcat 
rowing  crew  finished  its  second  season  undefeated 
in  1965  spring  dual  competition.  A  second  shell, 
"Wildcat  I,"  also  arrived  for  competition.  The 
crew  outdistanced  St.  Thomas  of  Minnesota  by 


10  seconds  to  open  home  competition,  defeated 
Minnesota's  oarsmen  by  10  lengths  and  finished 
the  season  with  a  three-quarter  length  win  over 
Lincoln  Park  Boat  Club  in  Chicago.  Coach  Don 
Rose  led  the  crew  to  fourth  place  in  the  first 
Mid-America  Championship  Regetta  at  Purdue. 


1966  Rowing  Team  — Frederic 
Wisegarver,  William  E.  Gamble, 
William  E.  Buzenberg,  Jettie  F. 
Condray,  Charles  T.  Bronzan,  Rich- 
ard E.  Graner,  Jack  E.  Ellithorpe, 
William  W.  Middleton,  Michael 
J.  Crubel. 


Rowers  compete  in  their  new  eight-oar  shell,  "The  150."  The 
$3000,  60-foot  vessel  was  purchased  from  150  $20  contributions. 


First  year  crew  members  learn  the  fundamentals  of  rowing  in 
afternoon  practice  sessions  in  the  "Northerner"  at  Tuttle  Creek. 


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Forty-five  rifle  teams  competed  in  the  Turkey  Shoot,  the  na- 
tion's largest  National  Rifle  Association  smallbore  indoor  meet. 


Margaret  Thompson,  former  Wildcat  all-American  rifler,  points 
out  features  of  a  smallbore  rifle  at  the  annual  Turkey  Shoot. 


Wildcat  rifle  team  places  sixth  in  Turkey  Shoot 


Dethroned  as  K-State  Turkey  Shoot  cham- 
pions, the  Wildcat  rifle  team  placed  sixth  in  com- 
petition. West  Virginia,  ranked  first  in  the  na- 
tion, won  the  meet  in  a  field  of  248  shooters.  With 
two  all-American  nominees,  Wildcat  shooters 
captured  fifth  in  an  1 1-team  field  at  an  intercol- 
legiate sectional  meet  at  Missouri  and  sixth  in  a 
24-team  field  at  the  Oklahoma  State  Invitational. 
Wildcat  women  in  their  first  year  of  competition 
placed  first  in  meets  at  Missouri,  Oklahoma  and 
K-State  by  rating  high  in  target  accuracy. 


1966  Rifle  Competition 


K-State 
K-State 


1325 
3419 


Nebraska 
Missouri 


1256 
2656 


K-State's  men's  teams  ranked  sixth  at  the  invi- 
tational Turkey  Shoot,  fifth  at  the  intercollegi- 
ate meet  at  Missouri,  sixth  at  the  Oklahoma 
State  Invitational  and  fifth  at  Pittsburg.  The 
women's  team  finished  first  at  the  Turkey  Shoot 
and  at  Oklahoma  State  and  Missouri. 


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1966  Rifle  Team-TOP  ROW: 
Judith  A.  James,  Roslyn  D.  Wentz, 
Linda  A.  Willars,  Eilene  L.  Finch, 
Barbara  J.  Anderson.  SECOND 
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Hess,  Robert  H.  Dorian,  Charles 
Pokorny.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Steven 
P.  Parker,  Warren  C.  Ives,  James 
E.  McCourt,  Spencer  A.  Lmderman, 
Kenneth  D.  Everett. 


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one whose  name  you  never 
knew.  Chain  reactions  can 
lead  from  a  face  to  a  class  to 
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Senior  class  officers   Charles   Boles,   vice-president;   Valerie 
Hoover,  secretary;  Keith  Stuessi,  president;  and  Douglas  Powell, 


treasurer  work  to  establish  a  senior  scholarship  fund  with  the 
money   the   class    raised   from    selling    senior    activity   cards. 


Activity  card  fee  finances 
expanded  senior  program 


Included  in  senior  class  social  functions  were 
a  fried  chicken  picnic  and  a  keg  party.  Special 
senior  sections  at  the  last  home  football  and  bas- 
ketball games  featured  senior  male  cheerleaders. 
Price  of  senior  activity  cards  was  raised,  entitling 
each  buyer  to  a  sweatshirt  as  well  as  a  traditional 
purple  derby  and  senior  button.  Money  from  the 
activity  cards  was  used  to  give  a  monetary  gift 
to  the  Endowment  Association  for  a  senior 
scholarship  fund. 


Abbreviations  for  Activities:  ACS- American  Chemical  Society;  Act. -Activities; 
Adm. -Administration;  Ad. -Advertising;  Adv. -Advanced;  Ag. -Agriculture; 
Ag.  Mag. -Agricultural  Magazine;  AFROTC-Air  Force  Reserve  Officers 
Training  Corps;  A. CO. -American  Guild  of  Organists;  Agr. -Agronomy; 
AHEA-American  Home  Economics  Association;  AIA-American  Institute 
of  Architects;  AIAA-American  Institute  of  Aeronautics  and  Astronautics; 
AIChE-American  Institute  of  Chemical  Engineers;  A. I. D. -American  Insti- 
tute of  Interior  Designers;  AIIE-American  Institute  of  Industrial  Engi- 
neers; AIP-American  Institute  of  Physics;  Am. -American;  ANS-Ameri- 
can  Nuclear  Society;  Appt. -Apportionment;  ASA-American  Society  of 
Agronomy;  ASAE-American  Society  of  Agricultural  Engineers;  ASAS- 
American  Society  of  Animal  Science;  ASCE-American  Society  of  Civil 
Engineers;  ASLA-American  Society  of  Landscape  Architects;  ASME- 
American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers;  A&S-Arts  and  Sciences; 
Asst. -Assistant;    Assoc. -Associated,    Association;    AVA-American   Voca- 


At  the  last  home  football  game  with  Cincinnati,  senior  men 
sporting  "Hell,  Yes,  I'm  a  Senior''  hats  serve  as  cheerleaders. 


tional   Association;   AVMA-American  Veterinary  Medical  Association; 
AWS-Associated  Women  Students;  Aux. -Auxiliary. 

Bd. -Board;  BSA-Business  Students  Association;  Bus. -Business;  BSO- 
Board  of  Student  Organizations;  BSU-Baptist  Student  Union;  Capt.- 
Captain;  Chpt. -Chapter;  Chem. -Chemical,  Chemistry;  Chm. -Chairman; 
Comm. -Committee,  Commission;  Conf.-Conference;  Coor.-Coordinating; 
Corres. -Corresponding;  Coun. -Council;  CSS-Christian  Science  Society; 
CYD-Collegiate  Young  Democrats;  CYR-Collegiate  Young  Republicans; 
Dev. -Development;  Dept.- Department;  Dir. -Director;  DMS-Distin- 
guished  Military  Student;  Ec. -Economics;  Ed. -Education,  Editor,  Edi- 
torial; Engr. -Engineering,  Engineers;  EUB-Evangelical  United  Brethren; 
Exec. -Executive;  Ext. -Extension;  Fam. -Family;  FCSA-Faculty  Council  on 
Student  Affairs;  Fellow. -Fellowship;  FFA-Future  Farmers  of  America; 
FMOC-Favorite  Man  on  Campus;  Found. -Foundation;  Fr. -Freshman; 
FTA-Future  Teachers  of  America. 

GBF-Grace  Baptist  Fellowship;  Govt. -Government;  Hist. -Historian; 
Hort. -Horticulture;  Hosp. -Hospitality;  IAS-Institute  of  Aeronautical  Sci- 
ences; IAWS-Intercollegiate  Associated  Women  Students;  IEEE-Institute 
of  Electrical  and  Electronics  Engineers;  IFC-Interfraternity  Council;  Intl.- 
International;  IPC-Interfraternity  Pledge  Council;  ISA-Independent  Stu- 
dents Association;  Jr. -Junior;  KAHPER-Kansas  Association  of  Health, 
Physical  Education  and  Recreation;  KSCF-Kansas  State  Christian  Fel- 
lowship; K-State  Engr.-K-State  Engineers'  Magazine;  KSTA-Kansas 
State  Teachers  Association;  LSA-Lutheran  Students  Association;  MC- 
Model  Congress;  M.E. -Mechanical  Engineering;  Mech. -Mechanization; 
MENC-Music  Educators  National  Conference;  Mgr. -Manager;  MMUN- 
Midwest  Model  United  Nations;  MPC-Mock  Political  Convention;  MUN- 
Model  United  Nations;  NCTM-National  Council  of  Teachers  of  Manhat- 
tan; NEA-Nuclear  Engineering  Association;  NVATA-National  Voca- 
tional Agriculture  Teachers  Association;  OCW-Off-Campus  Women; 
Org. -Organization. 

Panhel.-Panhellenic;  Prof- Professional;  PTP-People-to- People;  Pres.- 
President;  Pol.  Sci. -Political  Science;  Pub. -Publicity,  Publications;  Pub. 
Rel. -Public  Relations;  RA-Resident  Assistant;  RCC-Religious  Coordina- 
ting Council;  Rec. -Recording;  Rep. -Representative;  RWF-Roger  Wil- 
liams 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  Education  Association;  Sec. -Secre- 
tary; SGA-Student  Governing  Association;  Soc. -Social,  Society;  Soph.- 
Sophomore;  Sr. -Senior;  Stu. -Student. 

TCB-Traffic  Controls  Board;  Tech. -Technical;  Tex. -Textiles;  Treas.- 
Treasurer;  UCCF-United  Campus  Christian  Fellowship;  UGB-Union 
Governing  Board;  UMOC-Ugly  Man  on  Campus;  Univ. -University; 
UPC-Union  Program  Council;  USCC-United  Student  Christian  Council; ' 
Vet. -Veterinary;  Vet.  Med. -Veterinary  Medicine;  V-Pres. -Vice-president; 
W  A  A- Women's  Athletic  Association;  WPWL- World  Peace  Through 
World  Law;  YAF- Young  Americans  for  Freedom;  YMMIA- Young  Men 
Mutual  Improvement  Association.  Y-O-Y-Orpheum;  YWCA-Young 
Women's  Christian  Association. 


Seniors:  Abm-And 


TOP  ROW:  Abmeyer,  Beverly  J:  Topeka,  Modern  Languages,  Pi  Beta  Phi 
Pres.,  Mortar  Bd.,  Chimes,  S.E.A.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  SGA  Comm.  Sec.  Chm., 
Dorm  V-Pres.  Ackors,  Janice  E:  Shawnee  Mission,  Clothing  Retailing.  Adams, 
Carolyn  E:  Salina,  Home  Economics  Education,  S.E.A.,  Chapara|os,  Home  Ec. 
Hosp.  Day  Chm.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club. 


SECOND  ROW:  Adams,  Dan  W:  Kansas  City,  Physical  Science,  Delta  Chi 
Intramural  Chm.  Adams,  Rama  J:  Girard,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Adams, 
Raymond  W:  Hopewell,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Adams,  Richard  G:  Salina,  Civil  Engineering,  CYR,  ASCE,  Engr. 
Open  House  Chm.  Adamson,  Kenneth  W:  Wichita,  Pre-Dentistry.  Adejun- 
mobi,  Nathaniel:  Nigeria,  Animal  Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Akinokun,  Jesse  O:  Nigeria,  Animal  Husbandry.  Aldridge, 
Everett  G:  Kansas  City,  Animal  Husbandry,  ASAS,  Block  &  Bridle,  4-H,  UCCF. 
Allacher,  David  R:  Herndon,  Accounting. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Allen,  Cyde  L:  Larned,  Landscape  Architecture,  ASLA.  Allen, 
Judith:  Wichita,  Elementary  Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Rush  Chm.  Schs. 
Chm.,  Deans  Honor  Roll,  S.E.A.  Allen,  Leatrice  A:  Glen  Elder,  Mathematics, 
Alpha  Xi  Delta. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Allen,  Marjorie  C:  Abilene,  Family  and  Child  Development, 
RWF,  Fam.  &  Child  Dev.  Club,  4-H.  Allison,  Mary  J:  Kingman,  Secondary 
Education,  S.E.A.,  4-H,  Kappa  Phi  Cabinet  Sec,  Wesley  Found.  Alloway, 
Sheryl  L:  Wichita,  Modern  Languages,  Smurthwaite,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
A&S  Honors  Program,  AIP  Pres.,  German  Club  V-Pres.  Soc.  Chm.,  Putnam  Schs. 
Steering  Comm. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Amen,  James  B:  Lebanon,  Business  Administration,  Alpha 
Kappa  Psi,  Dance  Club,  4-H.  Ames,  Robert  D:  Chanute,  Agricultural  Mecha- 
nization. Anderson,  James  H:  Valley  Falls,  Milling  Technology,  Parsons  Hall 
Pres.  V-Pres.  Soc.  Intramurals  Chm.,  Scabbard  &  Blade,  Varsity  Baseball. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Anderson,  Jerry  D:  Burlington,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Anderson,  Loren  M:  Omaha,  Neb.,  Psychology.  Andrist,  Darrel  W:  Good- 
land,  Architectural  Engineering. 

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Seniors:  Ang-Bar 


TOP  ROW:  Angell,  Frances  M:  Kansas  City,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Kappa  Delta,  A.I.D.,  Newman  Club,  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club.  Annis, 
Maurice  A:  Manhattan,  Mathematics.  Anschutz,  Norman  G:  Dor- 
rance,  Architecture.  Anstaett,  Fred  R:  Lyndon,  Feed  Technology, 
Straube  Schs.  House  Treas.  Soc.  Chm.,  Alpha  Mu  Sec.  Treas.,  Milling 
Assn.  V-Pres.,  Ralston-Purina  Schs.,  CO.  Swanson  Schs.  Antes, 
Robert  L:  Effingham,  Business  Administration.  Anthony,  William  R: 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Architectural  Engineering.  Apt,  Gienda  A:  South- 
hampton, N.Y.,  Speech,  K-State  Players,  Touchstone,  Wesley  Found., 
Wesley  Players. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bachman,  Pamela:  Mount  Hope,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Badger,  Thomas  W:  Scranton,  Agricultural  Education,"  NVATA, 
Ag.  Ed.  Club,  SCSA,  S.E.A.  Bagby,  Barbara  A:  Great  Bend,  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Bain,  Kay  E:  Macomb,  III.,  Home  Economics  with 
Liberal  Arts.  Baker,  Charles  G:  Mayetta,  Agricultural  Engineering, 
ASAE,  Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club,  Putnam  Schs.  Baker,  Donald  E: 
Manhattan,  Electrical  Engineering.  Baker,  Janice  E:  Lakin,  Second- 
ary Education,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A. 


SECOND  ROW:  Araneta,  Francisco  L:  Peru,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Arnett,  Larry  C:  Edwardsville,  Accounting.  Ash,  Paul  L:  Wet- 
more,  Animal  Husbandry.  Athey,  Joel  W:  Junction  City,  Mathe- 
matics, Sigma  Nu  Pres.,  A  &  S  Honors  Program,  Dean's  Honor  Roll, 
Putnam  Club,  IFC,  Varsity  Golf,  Putnam  Schs.,  Ford  Found.  Schs. 
Augustine,  Robert:  Salina,  Architectural  Engineering.  Baber,  Jack 
E:  Cunningham,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Bachman,  Neil  A:  Halstead, 
Pre-Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Baker,  Ronald  A:  Garden  City,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Baldwin,  John  H:  Kansas  City,  Architecture,  Sigma  Chi 
Ritualist  Sgt.-at-Arms,  S.A.M.E.,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  V-Pres.,  AIA,  RWF. 
Baldwin,  Virginia  K:  McPherson,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Ag. 
Ed.  Wives  Club.  Ball,  James  D:  Hutchinson,  Agronomy,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Ag.  Coun.  Sec,  Wheat  State  Agr.  Club,  Consumers  Coop.  Assn.  Schs., 
Midwest  Ag.  Chem.  Assoc.  Schs.,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta  Soph.  Honor 
Award.  Ball,  Penelope  J:  lola,  Home  Economics  Education.  Balls, 
Jerry  D:  Hays,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE,  Amateur  Radio  Club. 
Barb,  Kenny  H:  Ashland,  Secondary  Education,  Delta  Tau  Delta 
Treas.  IFC  Rep.,  Pub.  Chm.,  Touchstone  Bus.  Mgr. 


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Seniors:   Bar-Ben 


TOP  ROW:  Barnard,  Hugh  D:  Anthony,  Architectural  Engineering, 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  AIA,  CYD.  Barr,  William  C:  Kansas  City,  Feed 
Science  and  Management.  Bartley,  Carol  A:  Hiawatha,  Elementary 
Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Rush  Chm.,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Service 
Comm.,  Frog  Club.  Barton,  Linda  C:  Wichita,  Humanities,  Alpha  Xi 
Delta  Pres.  Rec.  Sec.  Act.  Chm.,  AWS  Pres.  Office  Mgr.,  IAWS  Con- 
tact, A.I.D.  Pres.,  Dean's  Advisory  Comm.,  SGA  App.  Bd.  Pub.  Rel. 
Election  Comm.,  Union  Hosp.  Art  Comm.  Base,  Gary  L:  Sedgwick, 
Agricultural  Economics,  FarmHouse  Summer  Rush  Chm.,  Pep  Coor. 
Coun.,  Ag.  Ec.  Club,  Varsity  Mens  Glee  Club  Sec.  Treas.,  Statesmen 
V-Pres.,  4-H.  Basore,  Richard  C:  Bentley,  Animal  Husbandry,  Sigma 
Chi  Pub.  Rel.  Chm.  Rush  Chm., College  Quiz  Bowl  Team  Chm.  TAB, 
Appt.  Bd.,  Cats  for  Curtains  Comm.,  Apollo  Glee  Club,  MPC  Comm. 
Bassett,  Marilyn  L:  Wichita,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design, 
Textiles  Research. 


SECOND  ROW:  Bassett,  William  J:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Architecture. 
Batton,  James  H:  Minden,  La.,  Animal  Husbandry,  Chapara|OS, 
Block  &  Bridle,  Rodeo  Team.  Baxa,  Diane  R:  Manhattan,  Speech, 
AVMA  Aux.,  Sigma  Alpha  Eta,  Newman  Club.  Baxa,  Robert  G: 
Hebron,  Neb.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  FarmHouse,  AVMA,  Fr.  Football 
Schs.,   Straube   Schs.    House.    Bay,   Ann   L:   Edson,   English.    Beals, 

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Barbara  A:  Dodge  City,  Psychology.  Beat,  Larry  J:  Wellington, 
Agricultural  Education,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Extension  Club  Pres.,  Editor 
Ag.  Ed.  Informer. 

THIRD  ROW:  Beaver,  Frank  M:  Mission,  Zoology,  Pi  Kappa  Alpha 
Pres.  V-Pres.  Sec.  Beck,  Robert  A:  Elnora,  N.Y.,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Beck,  Sandra  J:  Manhattan,  Secondary  Education,  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma  Pledge  Chm.  Membership  Chm.,  Phi  Kappa  Phi, 
Mortar  Bd.,  Chimes,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  Student  Senate,  UGB,  BSO  Sec,  SGA  Pub.  Rel.  Chm.,  FCSA, 
Jr.  Panhel.,  Kappa  Phi,  Elks  Youth  Leadership  Schs.,  Order  of  Eastern 
Star  Schs.,  MA-3  Ford  Found.  Becker,  Andrew  D:  Manhattan,  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Becker,  Edna  M:  Lebo,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Delta  Pi,  AWS,  Ways  &  Means  Comm.  Chm.,  S.E.A.,  LSA  Sec. 
Beckman,  Samuel  K:  Atchison,  Mathematics.  Becraft,  Nancy  D: 
Manhattan,  English. 

BOTTOM  ROW-.  Beery,  Thomas  Z:  Wichita,  Secondary  Education. 
Beffa,   Michael    N:   St.  Louis,   Mo.,   Accounting.   Bender,   Daryl  D: 

Wakeeney,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Acacia  Schs.  Rush  Chm.,  ASME, 
AIAA,  Sigma  Tau,  Pi  Tau  Sigma  Rec.  Sec.  Bender,  Roger  D:  Ells- 
worth, Architecture.  Benham,  William  K:  Enterprise,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Benjamin,  Kenneth  U:  Wichita,  Government,  Beta 
Theta  Pi  Pres.  Treas.  Sec,  Scabbard  &  Blade  V-Pres.,  Adv.  ROTC, 
K-State  Flying  Club,  DMS  Schs.,  Outstanding  Gr.  Beta  Schs.  Benton, 
Sharon  K:  Olathe,  Physical  Education,  Clovia  House  Mgr.  Social 
Chm.  Chaplain,  PHEMS,  AWS  Coun.  Judicial  Bd.,  Pep  Club. 


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Seniors:   Ben-Bon 


TOP  ROW:  Bentrup,  Dale  R:  Sylvan  Grove,  Electrical  Engineering,  Eta  Kappa 
Nu,  IEEE,  Gamma  Delta.  Berg,  Mary  M:  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  Mathematics, 
Honors  Program,  S.E.A.,  UPC,  Pi  Epsilon  Delta,  Dorm  Schs.  Chm.,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll,  K-State  Players,  Fencing  Club,  RA,  Kappa  Phi.  Berger,  Chester 
L:  Jetmore,  Physical  Education. 


SECOND    ROW:   Berggren,  Bonnie  J:   Manhattan,   Elementary   Education. 
Berland,  Deloris  M:  Manhattan,  Secondary  Education.  Bernard,  Laverne 

R:  Shoshone,  Idaho,  Bacteriology,  A&S  Honors  Program,  Pre-Vet  Club,  Zool- 
ogy Club,  Newman  Club. 


THIRD  ROW:  Berndt,  E.  Gary:  Scott  City,  Accounting.  Bich,  John  R:  Junc- 
tion City,  Electrical  Engineering.  Biddison,  Ronald  E:  Holton,  Mechanical 
Engineering,  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  V-Pres.,  Varsity  Golf. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bieker,  Carmen  L:  Hays,  Architecture.  Biery,  Terry  L:  Esk- 
ridge,  Entomology.  Bilderback,  Donna  B:  Valley  Falls,  Home  Economics  Ed- 
ucation, Alpha  Xi  Delta,  Omicron  Nu,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Union  Pacific 
4-H  Schs.,  N.T.  Veatch  4-H  Schs. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Bird,  Marilyn  K:  Wichita,  Interior  Design,  Delta  Zeta  Inside 
Guard  Hist.,  A.I.D.  Student  Affiliate,  Peace  Corp.  Comm.,  Union  Comm.  Home 
Ec.  Club,  Art  Club,  RWF.  Bishop,  Mary  A:  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Ed- 
ucation, Chi  Omega,  Mortar  Bd.,  Chimes,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Kappa  Delta  Pi, 
Omicron  Nu,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  S.E.A.  Officer,  AWS  2nd  V-Pres.,  Home 
Ec.  Coun.  Treas.,  Hosp.  Day  Chm.  Blankenship,  Richard:  Udall,  Veterinary 
Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  AVMA. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Blumeier,  Donald  I:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Secondary  Education,  RA 
Asst.  Bohn,  Gary  D:  Halstead,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau  Pres.,  Eta 
Kappa  Nu  Corres.  Sec,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Arnold  Air  Society  Exec.  Officer,  IEEE, 
Lake  Union  Comm.,  Boeing  Schs.,  AFROTC  Financial  Assistance  Program. 
Boldin,  Richard  M:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Boles,  Charles  W:  Abilene,  Secondary  Education,  Sr.  Class 
V-Pres.,  K-State  Players  Pres.,  S.E.A.,  H.G.  Director,  4-H  Corres.  Sec,  Newman 
Club,  Elk's  Leadership  Schs.  Bolick,  Mark  P:  Tonkawa,  Okla.,  Physical  Edu- 
cation, Phi  Delta  Theta  V-Pres.,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa  Sec,  Football  Schs.  Boll- 
meier,  Don  H:  Manssa,  III.,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Bolnick,  William  M:  Topeka,  Accounting,  Scabbard  &  Blade, 
Dorm  Pres.  Treas.,  Assoc.  Residence  Halls  Pub.  Dir.  Bond,  Harry  E:  Leaven- 
worth, Accounting.  Bonebrake,  Veronica:  Manhattan,  Modern  Languages, 
Alpha  Chi  Omega,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon,  Mortar  Bd.,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Phi  Mu  Alpha. 


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Seniors:   Bon-Bri 


TOP  ROW:   Bonner,  William  R:  Wichita,  Architecture.  Booth,  Donald  G: 

Coldwater,  Architecture,  AIA,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon.  Booth,  Mary  L:  La  Crosse, 
Secondary  Education,  SNE,  Touchstone  Staff,  Creative  Writing  Club,  Union 
Comm. 


SECOND  ROW:  Borger,  James  T:  Ness  City,  Geology.  Bower,  Wayne  P: 

Marysville,  Architecture,  AIA,  Ar.  &  Design  Coun.  Bowers,  Robert  D:  Man- 
hattan, Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Boyd,  Richard  K:  lola,  Civil  Engineering.  Boyer,  Barbara  D: 

Overland  Park,  Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Xi  Delta,  S.E.A.,  AWS,  Orienta- 
tion, MPC,  MUN,  PTP,  Union  Comm.,  Whi-Purs.  Boyer,  Gary  D:  Salina,  Nu- 
clear Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bracelin,  Rodney  G:  St.  Francis,  Agriculture  Education,  Ag. 
Ed.  Club,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha.  Bradshaw,  Arden  J:  Wichita,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Bragg,  Karen  A:  San  Mateo,  Calif.,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  S.E.A. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Brandenburg,  Carol  L:  Seattle,  Wash.,  Interior  Design.  Brandt, 

Gale  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  English,  Gamma  Phi  Beta  V-Pres.,  Pledge  Trainer, 
A&S  Coun.  Treas.,  University  Party  Sec,  Frog  Club,  Union  Comm.,  S.E.A., 
AWS  Nominating  Comm.,  University  Chorus.  Brandt,  Gretchen  M:  Kansas 
City,  Home  Economics  and  Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Chaplain  IPC  Rep., 
Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  Union  Chm. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Branson,  Bruce  R:  Stanford,  Conn.,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Braunschweiger,  Margery:  Teaneck,  N.J.,  Zoology,  AWS  Rep.,  Pre-Vet  Club, 
SGA  Cultural  Affairs  Comm.,  Hillel.  Breen,  Jerry  M:  Miltonvale,  Mathe- 
matics. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Brehm,  Merle  H:  Hope,  Elementary  Education.  Breidenthal, 

Gail    S:  Shawnee    Mission,    Elementary    Education,    Gamma    Phi    Beta   Pres. 
Brenn,  Lawrence  R:  Levant,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Brensing,  Elaine  K:  Hudson,  Home  Economics  Teaching, 
Delta  Zeta  Courtesy  Chm.  Judicial  Bd.,  4-H,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  Home 
Ec.  Ext.  Club,  S.E.A.,  SGA  Comm.,  University  Orchestra.  Brethour,  William 
H:  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA  V-Pres.  Briggs,  Marsha  A:  Ot- 
tawa, Physical  Education,  PHEMS  Sec.  Treas.,  Chapara|OS,  Hoedowners. 


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Seniors:   Bro-Bur 

TOP  ROW:  Brodine,  Barbara  M:  Salina,  Modern  Languages,  Pi 
Beta  Phi  Treas.  Efficiency  Chm.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Sigma  Delta  Pi, 
Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.  Comm.,  Union  Comm.,  Whi-Purs.  Bronaugh, 
Richard  R:  Frankfort,  Zoology.  Brooks,  Barbara  L:  Olathe,  English, 
Pi  Beta  Phi  Pledge  Class  V-Pres.,  Corres.  Sec.  Activities  Chm.  H.Q. 
Dir.,  Mortar  Bd.,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Phi 
Theta  Kappa,  S.E.A.  V-Pres.,  A  &  S  Coun.,  SGA  Comm.,  UGB,  Union 
Program  Coun.  Brown,  James  L:  Dodge,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Brown,  Lewis  P:  Hutchinson,  Art.  Brown,  Nancy  L:  Manhattan, 
Mathematics,  German  Club,  Kappa  lota  Sigma.  Brown,  Peggy  A: 
Partridge,  Secondary  Education,  Smurthwaite,  NEA,  Band-Concert, 
Concert  Choir,  Pep  Band,  CYD,  King  Schs. 

SECOND  ROW:  Brown,  Robert  M:  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medicine, 
Alpha  Zeta  Sgt.-at-Arms,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  AVMA,  Vet  Med.  Open 
House  Chm.,  Franklin  Schs.,  Ireland-KAHL  General  Schs.,  AVMA  Re- 
search Found.  Grant.  Brown,  Ronald  E:  Delphos,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Bruce,  Ralph  G:  Ottawa,  Speech.  Brummel,  Ronald  M: 
Wichita,  Business  Administration.  Bruns,  David  A:  Junction  City, 
Mathematics.  Brush,  Sherry  K:  Downs,  Home  Economics  Education, 
Delta  Delta  Delta  Sponsors  Chm.,  Home  Ec.  Coun.  Pres.,  S.E.A., 
Home  Ec  Teaching  Club.  Bryant,  Bruce  E:  Mt.  Tremper,  N.Y.,  Zool- 
ogy, Sigma  Chi  Corres.  Sec,  Arnold  Air  Society,  AFROTC. 
BOTTOM  ROW:  Bryant,  William  M:  Norwich,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Buchele,  Kenneth  D:  Cedar  Vale,  Feed  Science  and  Management, 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho  Chaplain,  Ag.  Coun.,  Student  Senate,  SAB,  TCB, 
University  Party  Pres.,  IPC  Pres.,  Milling  Assoc.  Buchman,  Vicki  R: 
Alta  Vista,  Secondary  Education,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  S.E.A.  Comm. 
Dorm  Treas.  Council  Member,  Mathematics  Club,  Jazz  Lab,  Oratorio 
Choir,  Wesley  Singers,  Communion  Organist,  Trembly  Memorial 
Schs.  Buetzer,  Pamela  R:  Seneca,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  De- 
sign, Textiles  Research,  Gamma  Phi  Beta  Song  Leader,  Clothing  & 
Textiles  Club,  Frog  Club,  Union  Comm.,  Pep  Club  Treas.  Burch,  Pat- 
rick H:  Kansas  City,  Secondary  Education.  Burch,  Paul  W:  Mission, 
Technical  Journalism.  Burgess,  Martha  A:  Wichita,  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation, Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Marshall,  S.E.A.  Comm.,  Frog  Club. 


Seniors:   Bur-Car 


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TOP  ROW:  Burgin,  Gary  S:  Pittsburg,  Mechanical  Engineering  and  Business 
Administration,  Triangle  Social  Chm.  Treas.,  ASME,  Adv.  ROTC.  Burk,  Elmer 
C:  McDonald,  Accounting.  Burk,  Signe  L:  Wichita,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  Textiles  Research,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Panhel.  Rep.,  Phi  Up- 
silon,  Omicron,  Omicron  Nu,  Mortar  Bd.,  Student  Senate  V-Pres.,  Home  Ec. 
Coun.,  Union  Comm.,  SGA  Comm.,  AWS  Standards,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


SECOND  ROW:  Burkepile,  Dick  L:  Hoxie,  Industrial  Engineering.  Burkhardt, 
Ronald  J:  Chapman,  Speech.  Burnham,  Carl  T:  Junction  City,  Political 
Science. 


THIRD  ROW:  Burns,  Karin  F:  Great  Bend,  Secondary  Education,  Delta  Delta 
Delta  Treas.,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  SAB,  S.E.A. 
Comm.  Chm.,  Women's  Glee  Club  Pres.  Sec.  Treas.,  Union  Comm.  Sub-Chm., 
S.G.A.  Comm.  Sec.  Staff,  AWS  Comm.  CYD,  Putnam  Schs.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 
Burris,  Gary  M:  Wichita,  Horticulture.  Burton,  Sharon  R:  Kansas  City,  Ele- 
mentary Education,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Pres.  V-Pres.  Corres.  Sec,  MPC  Pub. 
Comm.,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Pub.  Comm.,  Home  Ec.  Journalism  Club,  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha  Schs. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Butts,  Donald  W:  Leon,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Pre-Vet  Club,  AVMA.  Calcara,  Richard  L:  Great  Bend,  Psychology,  Sigma  Chi 
Sec.  Editor,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Union  Comm.,  SGA  Pub.  Rel.  Comm.,  Gym- 
nastics. Camerlinck,  Robert  J:  Desoto,  Animal  Husbandry,  Pre-Vet  Club, 
Block  &  Bridle,  Newman  Club. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Campbell,  Carrol:  Winfield,  Dairy  Production,  Alpha  Gamma 
Rho  House  Mgr.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Ag.  Coun.  V-Pres.,  Little  American  Royal  Treas., 
LAR  Sec,  Little  American  Royal  Schs.  Campbell,  Larry  G:  Riley,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry, Sigma  Theta  Epsilon,  Union  Pacific  Schs.  Campbell,  Patricia  M:  St. 

Louis,  Mo.,  Restaurant  Management,  Prof.  Foods  Club,  Frog  Club. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Cardwell,  Charles  E:  Manhattan,  Philosophy.    Carl,  James  G: 

Abilene,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon.  Carlgren,  Robert  C:  Nor- 
way, Animal  Husbandry. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Carlson,  George  M:  Chanute,  Architecture.  Carlson,  Mar- 
garet J:  Atchison,  Elementary  Education.  Caron,  Joseph  F:  Champlain,  N.Y., 
Art,  CYR,  Soccer  Club,  Newman  Club,  Fr.  Track,  Gymnastics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Carpenter,  Lanny  E:  Sabetha,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A., 
French  Club.  Carpenter,  Warren  E:  Kansas  City,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Carrico,   Patrick  C:  Beloit,  Accounting. 


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Seniors:  Car-Coc 


TOP  ROW:  Carson,  Jerry  R:  Kansas  City,  Physical  Education,  Sigma 
Phi  Epsilon  Rush  Chm.,  K-Club,  Varsity  Baseball.  Carstens,  Susan  G: 
Ackley,  Iowa,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Hoedowners,  CYR,  Wes- 
ley Found.,  Chaparajos.  Carter,  Richard  C:  Manhattan,  Electrical 
Engineering,  IEEE  Chm.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Engr.  Open  House,  Am- 
ateur Radio  Club  Sec,  Engr.  Coun.,  Boeing  Aircraft  Co.  Schs. 
Castillo,  Osmundo  S:  Nicaragua,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha 
Zeta,  AVMA,  Newman  Club.  Caughron,  Samuel  D:  Manhattan, 
Pre-Medicine,  Phi  Mu  Alpha,  Deans  Honor  Roll,  K-State  Singers, 
Clinic  Club  Sec.  Treas.,  Cosmopolitan  Club,  A  Cappella  Choir,  Rifle 
Club,  PTP,  Manhattan  Teen  Town  Lions  Club  Schs.,  MA-3  Ford  Found. 
Schs.,  First  National  Bank  Schs.  Chadwell,  Lyle  H:  Fairview,  Agri- 
cultural Education,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  4-H,  NVATA,  FFA. 
Chadwell,  Mary  E:  Leavenworth,  Home  Economics  Education,  S.E.A., 
Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  4-H,  Kappa  Phi,  Union  Pacific  Schs. 

SECOND  ROW:  Chalmers,  Evelyn  R:  Manhattan,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Chalmers,  Janice  J:  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Teaching. 
Chambers,  Dennis  R:  Kansas  City,  Secondary  Education,  Pre-Vet 
Club,  S.E.A.,  STE.  Chandler,  Judith  L:  Chanute,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion, Chi  Omega  Pledge  Class  V-Pres.,  SGA  Pub.  Rel.  Comm,  S.E.A. 
Chang,  Van:  China,  Civil  Engineering,  ASCE  Treas.,  SCF  Treas. 
Chapman,  Janet  L:  Beloit,  Secondary  Education.  Chapman, 
Michael  T:  Broughton,  Chemical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Chesney,  Kenneth  K:  Olathe,  Dairy  Foods  Processing 
and  Business  Administration,  Alpha  Tau  Omega  Schs.  So.cial  Chm., 
Dairy  Products  Judging  Team,  Dairy  Science  Club,  Ag.  Coun.,  4-H, 
Pre-Vet  Club,  CYR,  RWF,  Kansas  Cooperative  Dairy  Products  Schs. 
Cheynet,  Jerome  H:  Wichita,  Physical  Education.  Choate,  Jim  L: 
Fredonia,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Christian,  Francis  G:  Girard,  Elec- 
trical Engineering,  Sigma  Tau.  Chyr,  Francis  N:  Manhattan,  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Clapp,  David  J:  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  Animal 
Husbandry,  Kappa  Kappa  Psi,  Wesley  Found.  Clark,  Carol  S:  Hazel- 
ton,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  Textiles  Research,  Clovia 
Pres.  Marshal,   Pledge  Trainer,  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club,  4-H. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Clark,  Donald  R:  Leavenworth,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Clark,  Jane:  Manhattan,  Secondary  Education,  Delta  Delta 
Delta  V-Pres.  Chaplain,  Mortar  Bd.  Sec,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Chimes  V- 
Pres.,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Kappa  Delta  Pi  Treas.,  Student  Senate,  A&S 
Coun.,  Union  Comm.  Sub-Chm.,  SGA,  Sec.  Staff,  A  Cappella  Choir, 
Varsity  Band,  Pep  Band,  Student  Opinion  Sampling  Comm.,  Kappa 
Phi.  Clem,  Albert  D:  Leroy,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE.  Cobb,  Don 
L:  Liberal,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Triangle  Pledge  Trainer,  ASME 
Treas.,  Campus  Entertainment  Comm.  Cobb,  Elizabeth  J:  Culver, 
Home  Economics  Education,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.  Cobb, 
Ruth  A:  Wellsvi lie,  Home  Economics  Education,  Phi  Upsilon  Omi- 
cron,  Master's  Degree  Pro|ect  Program,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club, 
S.E.A.,  Wesley  Found.  Cochran,  Robert  A:  Independence,  Mo.,  Busi- 
ness Administration. 


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Seniors:   Cod-Cro 

TOP  ROW:  Cody,  Robert  E:  White  Plains,  N.Y.,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Collins,  Robert  L:  Winfield,  AR.  Coltrane,  Larry  H:  McCune,  Ag 
ricultural  Education,  Alpha  Zeta,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha  Sec,  Ag.  Assoc. 
Pres.,  Ag.  Coun.  Pres.,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  Ag.  Ed.  Informer  Ed.  Comer, 
Teresa  A:  Manhattan,  Elementary  Education.  Compton,  Charles  E: 
Neosho  Falls,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME,  GBF.  Condray,  Jerry 
L:  Wells,  Agronomy,  Wheat  State  Agr.  Club,  Amateur  Radio  Club, 
FFA,Pershmg  Rifles,  UCCF,  Union  Pacific  Schs.  Congleton,  William 
L:  Haddam,  Physical  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Conner,  Alvin  R:  Fort  Scott,  Agricultural  Educa- 
tion, Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  FFA  Sec,  4-H,  Ag.  Ed.  Club.  Cook,  Royce  K: 
St.  Francis,  Agricultural  Economics.  Cook,  Vicky  J:  Fredonia,  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Corn,  Roger  P:  Bushton,  Feed  Science  and 
Management.  Corwin,  John  B:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Mathematics,  Pi 
Mu  Epsilon,  A&S  Honors  Program,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  Rec  Sec, 
MA-3  Ford  Found.  Program.  Cottrell,  Gary  L:  Neodesha,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Courtney,  Robert  G:  Shawnee  Mission,  Physical  Edu- 
cation, S.E.A.,  KAHPER. 

THIRD  ROW:  Cowdrey,  Judith  A:  Wichita,  Home  Economics  Jour- 
nalism, Smurthwaite  V-Pres.,  Theta  Sigma  Phi  Treas.,  Home  Ec 
Journalism  Club,  K-State  Players,  Collegian  Bus.  Mgr.  Feature  Ed., 
Wesley  Found.  V-Pres.,  Musser  Schs.,  K-Key  Awards,  Journalism 
Memorial  Award.  Cox,  Carolyn  J:  Manhattan,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion, Kappa  Delta  Ed.  Chm.,  YWCA,  CYR,  S.E.A.  Cox,  Lawrence  E: 


Salina,  Chemistry.  Cox,  Martha  J:  Clearwater,  Home  Economics 
Education,  Chi  Omega  Pub.  Chm.,  S.E.A.  Bd.  Comm.  Member,  Home 
Ec  Coun.  Special  Pro|ects  Chm.,  Fam.  &  Child  Dev.  Club,  Home  Ec 
Teaching  Club,  Dorm  Sec,  Hosp.  Day  Exhibit  Chm.  Coyne,  Mary 
A:  Cheney,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Kappa  Phi.  Coyne,  Patrick 
I:  Cheney,  Agronomy,  Alpha  Zeta,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Phi  Kappa  Phi, 
Wheat  State  Agr.  Club,  ASA  Sec,  ASRM,  Springer  Elks  Schs.  Craig, 
Margaret  K:  Concordia,  Elementary  Education,  Smurthwaite  House 
Mgr.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.  4-H,  RWF.  - 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Crangle,  Robert  D:  Mankato,  Nuclear  Engineering, 

Triangle  Rush  Chm.  Pledge  Trainer  Ed.,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Sigma  Tau, 
Delta  Sigma  Rho-Tau  Kappa  Alpha,  ANS,  Blue  Key  V-Pres.,  WPWLS, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Student  Senate,  Engineering  Coun.,  Campus 
Planning  &  Dev.  Comm.,  KSU  SGA  Constitution  Revision  Comm.,  KSU 
Varsity  Debate,  MPC,  MC,  BESGA,  CHEK,  IFC,  Forensic  Union  Pres., 
USP,  lntegnty,CYR,  Dorm  Exec.  Bd.,  UCCF,  Westminster  Coun.,  Out- 
standing Student  Senator  Schs.,  Outstanding  Fr.  Debater  Schs.  Crews, 
David  T:  Clearwater,  Sociology,  Kappa  lota  Sigma,  PTP,  Cosmopoli- 
tan Club.  Crews,  Joyce  L:  Clearwater,  Foods  and  Nutrition  Research, 
Foods  and  Nutrition  in  Business,  4-H,  PTP,  Kappa  Phi  Corres.  Sec, 
General  Foods  Schs.  Croman,  Dennis  R:  Shawnee,  Pre-Law,  Delta 
Tau  Delta,  University  Party,  Union  Comm.  Sub-Chm.,  Quiz  Bowl. 
Cromwell,  David  H:  Salina,  Physical  Science,  FarmHouse  Historian, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Phi  Eta  Sigma  Historian,  Pi  Mu  Epsilon,  GBF. 
Cromwell,  Virginia  P:  Salina,  Speech,  Sigma  Alpha  Eta  Program 
Chm.,  GBF  Sec.  Treas.  Crouch,  John  A:  Topeka,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Pi  Kappa  Alpha  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta,  AVMA,  AVMA  Schs. 


Seniors:   Cro-Dei 


TOP  ROW:  Crow,  Gerald  P:  Prairie  Village,  Chemistry.  Curry,  Robert  T: 

Madison,  Physics.  Dahl,  Bonnie  L:  Formoso,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dahl,  Willard  W:  Manhattan,  Electrical  Engineering.  Dahl- 
quist,  Lars  J:  Big  Bow,  Agricultural  Economics.  Dahlquist,  Sharon:  Kansas 
City,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dahlsten,  Edith  MrMoundridge,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A., 
4-H,  Women's  Glee  Club,  A  Cappella  Choir,  Oratorio  Society.  Dahlsten, 
Larry  E:  Marquette,  Agricultural  Mechanization,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Ag.  Mech. 
Club  Pres.,  4-H,  Apollo  Men's  Glee  Club,  Oratorio  Society,  Union  Pacific 
Schs.  Daily,  Donna  K:  Ashland,  Pre-Medicine,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  First 
V-Pres.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Clinic  Club,  AWS  Office  Mgr.,  Newman  Club, 
Chaparajos. 


FOURTH    ROW:   Dake,  Charles  A:   Galena,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA. 
Dallis,  Herbert  H:  Tahlequah,  Okla.,  Physical  Education.  Danaher,  Michael 

J:   Atchison,   Business  Administration,   Kappa    Sigma   Pres.,   Student   Senate, 
Scabbard  &  Blade,  CYR,  Newman  Club,  Varsity  Baseball,  DMS. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Danford,  Dianne  E:  Hutchinson,  Business  Administration,  Kappa 
Alpha  Theta  Asst.  Treas.,  Union  Comm.  Danler,  Joseph  E:  Augusta,  Account- 
ing. Darling,  Donald  F:  lola,  Dairy  Foods  Processing,  Dorm  Treas.,  Dairy 
Products  Judging  Team,  Dairy  Science  Club,  RWF,  Virginia  Dare  Award,  K- 
Medal,  Kansas  Cooperative  Dairy  Producers  Assoc.  Schs. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Darnell,  Joyce  M:  Manhattan,  Secondary  Education.  Dough- 
erty, Michael  D:  Kansas  City,  Economics.  David,  Tony  D:  Lenora,  Veteri- 
nary Medicine. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Davis,  Dean  L:  Rossville,  Animal  Husbandry.  Davis,  Jerry 
D:  Kansas  City,  Psychology.  Day,  Richard  N:  Junction  City,  Industrial  Engi- 
neering, Phi  Kappa  Theta,  AIIE  Annual  Comm.,  German  Club  Treas.,  Engr. 
Open  House  Comm.,  Newman  Club,  Knights  of  Columbus. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dean,    Lynn  A:  Scott  City,  Mathematics.  Dean,  Sharon  A: 

Hutchinson,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club, 
YWCA  Treas.  Deines,  Calvin  W:  Lincolnville,  Electrical  Engineering,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Sigma  Tau,  IEEE. 


415 


Seniors:   DeM-DeW 


TOP  ROW:  DeMars,  Jim  L:  Miltonvale,  Electrical  Engineering.  DeMoss, 
Richard  T:  Wellington,  Physical  Education.  Dennis,  Francis  C:  Junction  City, 
Civil  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  Chi  Epsilon  V-Pres.,  Scabbard  &  Blade  Treas., 
Engr.  Coun.,  Steel  Ring  Treas.,  S.A.M.E.  V-Pres.,  ASCE  Pres.,  S.A.M.E  Schs. 
Award. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dent,  Edward  L:  Harper,  Technical  Journalism  Sigma  Nu 
Social  Chm.,  Statesmen  Pub.  Chm.  Denton,  Harold  G:  Atchison,  Architecture. 
Denton,  Larry  R:  Atchison,  Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Denton,  Wilson  L:  Independence,  Electrical  Engineering,  Var- 
sity Gymnastics.  Desbien,  Vernon  L:  Bogue,  Mathematics,  Delta  Sigma  Phi 
Pres.  Dettmer,  Gary  L:  Kensington,  Feed  Science  and  Management. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Dettmer,  Gordon  P:  Kensington,  Animal  Husbandry.  Dett- 
mer, Jean  E:  Agra,  Elementary  Education.  Deubler,  Carol  J:  Wichita,  Tech- 
nical Journalism,  Alpha  Xi  Delta  Journal  Corres.  Pledge  Class  Sec,  Theta 
Sigma  Phi,  Union  Comm. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  DeVault,  Carolyn  E:  Frankfort,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A. 
DeVoe,  Diane  D:  Shawnee  Mission,  Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega  Rush 
Chm.  Activities  Chm.  A&S  Coun.,  S.E.A.  Advisory  Bd.,  Angel  Flight,  Pershing 
Rifle  Honorary,  SGA  Comm.  Chm.,  Little  Sisters  of  Minerva,  Teacher  Research 
Comm.  Chm.  DeWeese,  Kathleen:  Topeka,  Elementary  Education. 


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Seniors:   Dic-Dur 


TOP  ROW:  Dice,  Mary  J:  Eldorado,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  De- 
sign, Textiles  Research,  Chi  Omega  Sr.  Panhel.  Rep.,  Clothing  Tex. 
Club,  Hosp.  Comm.  Sports  &  Recreation  Comm.  CYR.  Dickey,  Patsy 
A:  Satanta,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.  Dickinson,  Catherine: 
CofTeyville,  History,  Chi  Omega  Rush  Chm.,  CYR,  SGA  Pub.  Rel. 
Comm.,  MPC.  Dickinson,  Edith  M:Whiting,  Elementary  Education. 
Diekmann,  Roger  A:  White  City,  Secondary  Education.  Dikeman, 
Michael  E:  Fort  Scott,  Animal  Husbandry,  FarmHouse  Rush  Chm., 
Alpha  Zeta  Treas.,  Student  Senate,  Block  &  Bridle,  FFA,  PTP,  Ag. 
College  Treas.,  Jr.  Sr.  Meats  Team,  Livestock  Team,  Ag.  Chem.  Schs., 
Consumers  Cooperative  Assoc.  Schs.  Dillenback,  Harold  F:  Troy, 
Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dillender,  Eugene  R:  Prairie  Village,  Business  Ad- 
ministration, Kappa  Sigma,  CYR.  Diller,  Sherryl  L:  Morrowville, 
Home  Economics  Journalism,  Theta  Sigma  Phi,  Home  Ec.  Journalism 
Club  Pres.,  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club,  4-H,  Wesley  Found.  Collegian 
Librarian  University  Directory  Ed.,  Home  Ec.  College  Coun.  Dillman, 
Carol  L:  Manhattan,  Speech,  Sigma  Alpha  Eta.  Dillman,  Susan  K: 
Newton,  Secondary  Education.  Dodd,  JoAnn  C:  Manhattan,  Techni- 
cal Journalism,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma,  Collegian  Wire  Ed.,  Royal 
Purple  Organizations  Ed.  Bus.  and  Ed.  Staffs,  K-Key  Awards.  Dodds, 
Sondra  S:  Riley,  Secondary  Education.  Dodge,  Donna  A:  Manhat- 


tan, Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega  Asst.  Pledge  Trainer,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.  Advisory  Bd.,  German  Club,  K-Steppers,  Wesley 
Found.,  Kappa  Phi  Pres.,  Prairie  District  Teachers  Assoc.  Schs.,  PTA 
Schs. 


THIRD  ROW:  Doebele,  Gerald  U:  Hanover,  Accounting.  Dorian, 
Robert  H:  Independence,  Mo.,  Secondary  Education.  Doughty, 
Leon  D:  Howard,  Bacteriology.  Dowlin,  David  L:  Concordia,  Wild- 
life Conservation.  Dowling,  Mary  M:  Norfolk,  Va.,  Elementary 
Education.  Dressier,  Donald  G:Lyons,  Government,  Phi  Kappa  Tau 
Pres.  Alumni  Sec,  Chancery  Club  Assoc.  Justice,  SGA  Dir.  of  Campus 
Affairs,  Political  Union,  CYR  Chm.,  United  Student  Party  V-Pres., 
Pershing  Rifles,  4-H.  Droge,  Joann  L:  Seneca,  Smurthwaite  Home 
Economics  Teaching,  Ext.  Club,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  PTP, 
K-State  Players,  CYR,  MUN,  Efficacy,  UCCF  Adm.  Bd.,  Union  Pacific 
Schs.,  Larry  Woods  Speech  Semi-Finals. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dumiak,  Michael  J:  Queens  Village,  N.Y.,  History. 
Duncan,  David  W:  Wichita,  Business  Administration.  Duncan, 
Franklin  D:  Arkansas  City,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Triangle,  Pres., 
ANS,  General  Electric  Alumni  Corp.  Fund  Schs.  Duni,  William  R: 
Suffield,  Conn.,  Physical  Education,  Pi  Kappa  Alpha,  KAPEHR-SNEA, 
Varsity  Baseball.  Dunn,  Martha  L:  Hoisington,  Veterinary  Medicine, 
AVMA.  Durbin,  Harriet  E:  Kansas  City,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A. 
Durling,   John   C:    Elgin,   Veterinary   Medicine,   AVMA,  Alpha  Zeta. 


417 


Seniors:  Dus-Esa 


TOP  ROW:  Dussair,  David:  Olathe,  Architecture.  Duston,  Arlene  S:  Cedar, 
Home  Economics  Extension,  Smurthwaite,  4-H,  Ec.  Ext.,  University  Ext.  Club. 
Duston,  James  C:  Gaylord,  Electrical  Engineering,  Smith  Scholarship  House, 
Eta  Kappa  Nu  Rec.  Sec,  Sigma  Tau,  IEEE. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dyck,  Marvella  R:  Salina,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa 
Alpha  Theta  Corres.  Sec.  Archivist,  Asst.  Social  Schs.,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  Union 
Comm.  Eagles,  Thomas  W:  Manhattan,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Pi  Tau  Sigma 
Pres.,  Sigma  Tau  Sec,  Steel  Ring,  ASME,  AIAA,  Student  Senate,  TCB,  Engr. 
Coun.,  K-State  Engr.  Bus.  Mgr.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Eaton,  Philip  R:  Man- 
hattan, Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Eberhart,  Franklin  L:  Deerfield,  Animal  Husbandry,  4-H,  Block 
&  Bridle,  Amateur  Radio  Club.  Eby,  Charles  K:  Wichita,  Civil  Engineering, 
Triangle  Steward,  Sigma  Tau,  ASCE,  Engr.  Coun.  V-Pres.,  Civil  Engr.  Compass 
Ed.,  Engr.    Open    House   Comm.    Chm.,    Honors    Program.    Edvy,    Peggy  M: 

Manhattan,  Modern  Languages. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Edwards,  John  F:  Garden  City,  Mechanical  Engineering,  CYR, 
Horticulture  Club.  Edwards,  William  C:  Topeka,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Eichor, 
Ricky  J:  Anthony,  Secondary  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Ekis,  Gunter:  New  York,  N.Y.,  Animal  Husbandry,  Varsity  Base- 
ball, Baseball  Schs.  Eltiste,  Melvin  L:  Phillipsburg,  Business  Administration. 
Emch,  Bill  D:  Madison,  Feed  Science  and  Management,  Alpha  Zeta,  Alpha 
Mu  Parliamentarian  Historian,  Milling  Assoc,  Ralston  Purina  Schs. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Emerson,  Penny  R:  Lakm,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta 
Phi,  Amateur  Radio  Club,  S.E.A.  Emig,  Larry  W:  Solomon,  Civil  Engineering, 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  V-Pres.  Intramurals  Chm.,  ASCE,  Engr.  Coun.  V-Pres.,  St. 
Pat  Finalist,  Union  Comm.  Engle,  Bruce  K:  Ellsworth,  Mathematics. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Engle,  Harold  D:  Madison,  Agricultural  Economics,  Farm- 
House  Corres.  Sec,  Bus.  Mgr.  Summer  Rush  Chm.  Newsletter  Ed.,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Deans  Honor  Roll,  IPC,  Student  Senate,  4-H,  Ag.  Ec  Club,  Jr.  Sr.  Meat  Judg- 
ing Teams.  Englisby,  Denis  C:  Hempstead,  N.Y.,  Secondary  Education,  Scab- 
bard &  Blade,  DMS.  Ensz,  Katherine  M:  Moundndge,  Speech,  K-State 
Players,  S.E.A.,  Mennonite  Fellowship. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Erbes,  Lucinda  R:  LaCrosse,  Business  Administration.  Erick- 
son,  Peggy  J:  Scandia,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Esau,  Mary  L:  Inman, 
Bacteriology,  Smurthwaite  Sec,  Alpha  Delta  Theta  Treas.,  Pep  Band,  Band, 
SGA  Cultural  Affairs  Comm.  Chm.,  RWF,  Larry  Woods  Speech  Finalist,  KSU 
Honor  Schs. 


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Seniors:   Esl-Fin 


TOP  ROW:  Eslinger,  Sue  A:  Topeka,  Interior  Design.  Etling,  Arlen 

W:  Ensign,  Agricultural  Education,  FarmHouse  Pledge  Master,  Par- 
liamentarian, IFC  Rep.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Ag.  Honors 
Program,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  FFA,  4-H,  IFC  V-Pres.,  Sears  Schs.,  National 
4-H  Schs.  Evans,  John  R:  Hutchinson,  Animal  Husbandry,  Alpha 
Gamma  Rho  Schs.  Chm.,  Ag  Week  Mgr.,  Block  and  Bridle,  Wool 
Judging  Team,  Ag.  Coun.  Evans,  Steven  M:  lola,  Business  Admin- 
istration, Delta  Upsilon,  Soc.  Intramurals  Act.  Chm.,  ACS,  A&S  Coun., 
CYR,  Fr.  Basketball,  Maitland  E.  Smith  Schs.  Evans,  Theodore  T: 
Tecumseh,  Neb.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta,  AVMA,  Newman 
Club.  Eversmeyer,  Merle  G:  Ottawa,  Agronomy,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Wheat  State  Agr.  Club  Rec.  Sec.  Corres.  Sec.  Treas.,  Wesley  Found. 
Ewing,  Martha  E:  Hiawatha,  Physical  Education,  Women's  Recrea- 
tion Assoc,  PHEMS,  Chaparaios,  CYR. 

SECOND  ROW:  Fagerberg,  Richard  E:  Prairie  Village,  Speech, 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  Pres.,  Alpha  Epsilon  Rho  Pres.,  Scabbard  &  Blade, 
UPC,  HQ  Producer,  Varsity  Mens  Glee  Club  Radio  and  TV  Coun.  of 
Greater  KC  Schs.  Fair,  Jean  M:  Raymond,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Pres.,  S.E.A.,  A  Cappella  Choir,  Peace  Corps 
Comm.,  Union  Comm.,  RWF.  Fairchild,  Gary  J:  Hutchinson,  Electri- 
cal Engineering,  IEEE.  Falconer,  Beverly  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sec- 
ondary Education,  Chi  Omega  Treas.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi-V-Pres.,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta  V-Pres.,  Chimes,  Angel  Flight,  A&S  Coun.  Sec,  S.E.A., 
AWS  Judicial  Bd.,  Apport.  Bd.  Sec.  Fanson,  Ralph  L:  Salina,  Civil 


Engineering,  ASCE  Rec.  Sec,  Chi  Epsilon  Treas.,  Civil  Engr.  Open 
House  Co-Chm.,  S.A.M.E.  Farabi,  Terry  B:  Pittsburg,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. Farha,  Susan  K:  Wichita,  Home  Economics  Journalism, 
Alpha  Chi  Omega  Chapter  Ed.,  Theta  Sigma  Phi  V-Pres.,  Home  Ec 
Journalism  Club  Pres.,  Home  Ec.  Coun. 

THIRD  ROW:  Farmer,  Charles  J:  Prairie  Village,  Technical  Journal- 
ism, Delta  Upsilon  Rush  Intramurals  Chm.,  Sigma  Delta  Chi,  CYR, 
Varsity  Baseball,  K-Club,  Baseball  Schs.  Farney,  Kathleen  M:  Kiowa, 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Fasse,  Harvey  D:  Hollen- 
berg,  Agricultural  Education,  NVATA,  KVATA,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  Uni- 
versity Ext.  Club  V-Pres.,  4-H,  EUB,  UCCF.  Featherston,  Norman: 
Manhattan,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Felzien,  Joyce  E:  Wichita,  Home 
Economics,  S.E.A.,  Band.  Fent,  Lee  S:  Newton,  Pre-Medicine.  Fergu- 
son, Donald  R:  Kensington,  Nuclear  Engineering,  FarmHouse  Bus. 
Mgr.,  National  Conclave  Chm.,  Blue  Key,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Sigma  Tau, 
Steel  Ring,  Phi  Eta  Sigma  Treas.,  Putnam  Schs.  Assoc,  Student  Senate 
Chm.,  Athletic  Coun.,  Faculty  Coun.  on  Student  Affairs,  United 
Student  Party,  Putnam  Schs. 

BOTTOM  ROW:  Ferrell,  Max  A:  Topeka,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Ficken,  Donald  D:  Bison,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Finch,  Mary  A: 
Manhattan,  Chemistry.  Finch,  Walter  S:  Manhattan,  Secondary 
Education.  Finlay,  Gerald  L:  Carbondale,  Electrical  Engineering, 
IEEE.  Finney,  James  L:  Hutchinson,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Smith 
Schs.  House,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Sigma  Tau,  Pi  Tau  Sigma,  ASME. 
Finocchio,  Ernest  J:  Cranston,  R.I.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon,  AVMA,  IPC,  IFC  Rep. 

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Seniors:   Fir-Gab 


TOP  ROW:  Firling,  Paul  R:  Overland  Park,  Government.  Fisher, 
Carol  J:  Lancaster,  Elementary  Education.  Fitch,  Gretl:  Junction 
City,  Modern  Languages,  German  Club,  French  Club  Pres.  Fitz- 
gerald, John  J:  Concordia,  Chemical  Engineering,  Triangle  Soc. 
Chm.,  AICE  V-Pres.,  Newman  Club.  Fitzgerald,  Terrell:  Ellis,  Land- 
scape Architecture.  Flaharty,  Calvin  L:  McCune,  Agronomy.  Flem- 
ing, Donald  D:  Manhattan,  Landscape  Architecture. 

SECOND  ROW:  Flett,  Susan  K:  Spring  Hill,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  Textiles  Research,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Song 
Leader.  Foggs,  Joanne  L:  Kansas  City,  Elementary  Education. 
Foland,  Carolyn  G:  Almena,  Technical  Journalism,  A&S  Honors 
Program,  Quiz  Bowl,  CYR,  Canterbury,  KSU  General  AAUW  Schs., 
Boyd  Journalism  Schs.  Folkerts,  James  D:  Timken,  Feed  Science  and 
Management.  Foo,  Che-Fuk:  China,  Business  Administration.  Ford, 
Virginia  S:  Wetmore,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  RWF.  Francis, 
Carole  J:  Mission,  Community  Service,  Pre-School  Education,  Delta 
Zeta  Pub.  Chm.  House  Mgr.,  Fam.  &  Child  Dev.  Club,  Union  Comm. 

THIRD  ROW:  Francis,  Janet  M:  Leawood,  Sociology,  Kappa  Kappa 
Gamma  Pres.  Rush  Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Chimes  Pres.,  Mortar 
Bd.,  Tribunal,  Angel  Flight  Treas.,  Homecoming  Queen  Finalist,  Boyd 
Hall  Schs.,  John  &  Hazel  Berry  Schs.,  Sara  Myers  Frisell  Schs.  Francis, 
Kenneth  L:  Wilsey,  Accounting,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Dorm  Treas., 
Commerce  Coun.  Treas.,  Accounting  Internship.  Fancisco,  Betty  J: 

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Leawood,  Community  Service,  Preschool  Education,  Fam.  &  Child 
Dev.  Club,  S.E.A.,  CYR.  Frazee,  Elizabeth  A:  Spring  Hill,  Home 
Economics  Extension,  Inter  Dorm  Coun.,  District  Rep.  for  "4-H  in 
Review"  Magazine,  4-H,  Prof.  Foods  Club,  Home  Ec.  Ext.  Club,  Home 
Ec.  Teaching  Club.  Frazee,  Larry  D:  Columbus,  Agricultural  Mech- 
anization, Dorm  Asst.  Soc.  Gnm.,  Intramural  Chm.,  4-H  Pres.,  "4-H 
in  Review"  Ed.  Asst.  Ed.  County  Rep.,  FFA,  ASAE,  AMC,  Jardine 
Councilmen  at  Large,  Harry  Darby  Schs.,  International  Harvester 
Schs.  Freeman,  Joyce  I:  Phil lipsburg,  Home  Economics  Education, 
Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  4-H,  RA.  French,  Janet  L:  Pretty 
Prairie,  Elementary  Education. 

BOTTOM  ROW:  Frey,  John  S:  Red  Bluff,  Calif.,  Architecture. 
Friesen,  Roy:  Henderson,  Neb.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Blue  Key, 
Deans  List,  AVMA  Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Evangelical  Covenant  Sunday 
School  Supt.,  Security  Benefit  Life  Insurance  Schs.  Fritz,  Linda  R: 
Kansas  City,  Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega  Social  Activities 
Chm.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Little  Sisters  of  Minerva,  S.E.A.  Advisory  Bd., 
Cheerleader,  A&S  Coun.,  AWS,  Queens  Comm.,  Union  Comm.,  SGA 
Pub.  Rel.  Comm.,  Engineer  Girl  of  the  Month,  National  Drake  Relays 
Queen,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Best  Trouper  Award.  Fry,  Carole  J: 
Wichita,  Technical  Journalism,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Pub.  Chm.,  Mortar 
Bd.,  Chimes,  Theta  Sigma  Phi,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Royal  Purple  Ed.,  Asst.  Ed.,  Greek  Ed.,  Orientation 
Steering  Comm.,  Union  Comm.,  Putnam  Schs.,  Mamie  Boyd  Schs., 
K-Keys,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Sweetheart.  Frye,  Robert  S:  Cheney, 
Chemistry.  Funk,  Warren  K:  Minneapolis,  Technical  Journalism. 
Gabel,  Lenora  K:    Hutchinson,  Secondary  Education. 


Seniors:   Gam-Gim 


TOP  ROW:  Gamble,  Michael  L:  Dodge  City,  Civil  Engineering,  ASCE,  Alpha 
Phi  Omega  V-Pres.  Sgt.-at-Arms,  Gamble,  William  E:  Kansas  City,  Zoology, 
Delta  Chi,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  Sgt.-at-Arms,  Water  Sports  Club  Rowing  Chm., 
Rowing  Team  Capt.  Fr.  Coach.  Gardner,  Douglas  D:  Smith  Center,  Account- 
ing, Alpha  Kappa  Psi  Pres.  Treas. 


SECOND  ROW:  Garlett,  Jerry  W:  Kansas  City,  Mechanical  Engineering, 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Flying  Club  Sec.  Treas.  Garlett,  Vickey  L:  Kansas  City, 
Family  &  Child  Development,  Kappa  Delta  Press  Officer,  Fam.  &  Child  Dev. 
Club  Sec.  Treas.    Garlich,  Sandra  A:  Kansas  City,  Physical  Therapy. 


THIRD  ROW:  Garver,  James  L:  Severy,  Secondary  Education,  Sigma  Delta 
Chi,  S.E.A.,  Collegian,  Royal  Purple  Staffs,  K-Key.  Gegen,  Gary  R:  Colwich, 
Architecture,  Acropolis  Pres.,  AIA,  Newman  Club.  Gentzler,  Ronald  P:  Bur- 
well,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gerber,  David  A:  Fowler,  Secondary  Education.  Geringer, 
James  E:  Wheatland,  Wyo.,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Triangle  Ed.,  Blue  Key, 
Sigma  Tau,  Pi  Tau  Sigma,  ASME,  Arnold  Air  Society  Operations  Officer, 
Angel  Flight  Coordinator,  Student  Senate,  Mech.  Engr.  Jr.  Class  Pres.,  Dorm 
Floor  Pres.,  Engr.  Coun.,  Athletic  Coun.,  Marching  Band,  Gamma  Delta, 
AFROTC  Schs.  Gerstberger,  Gerald:  Marienthal,  Accounting,  Phi  Kappa 
Theta  Pres.  V-Pres.,  CYR,  Newman  Club. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Gerster,  Ronald  A:  Norwalk,  Conn.,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Gettler,  William  C:  Ulysses,  Accounting,  Sigma  Chi  V-Pres.  Treas.,  Varsity 
Basketball.   Giersch,    Ronnie  G:  Bucyrus,    Flour  Science  and  Management. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Gigstad,  Sharon  A:  Everest,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa 
Alpha  Theta  Rec.  Sec,  S.E.A.,  YWCA,  AWS,  KSCF.  Gilchrist,  Ross  A:  King- 
man, Technical  Journalism,  CYR  Administrative  Asst.,  Student  Pub.  Bd.,  Kappa 
lota  Sigma  Pres.  V-Pres.  Ex.  Chm.,  MPC,  MC,  MUN,  United  Student  Party. 
Gillam,  Dwayne  D:    Garden  City,  Business  Administration. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Gillespie,  David  C:  Oswego,  Mechanical  Engineering, 
ASME,  Wesley  Found.  Treas.,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon  Sec,  Continental  Oil  Co. 
Schs.    Gillgannon,    Thomas   J:    Topeka,    Statistics.    Gilliland,    William   J: 

Arkansas  City,  Geology,  Sigma  Gamma  Epsilon  Corres.  Sec,  Williston  Club, 
4-H,  Hoedowners  V-Pres. 


BOTTOM    ROW:   Gillmore,    Janice  M:    Hutchinson,    Humanities.    Gillmore, 

Jean  C:  Hutchinson,  Elementary  Education,  Gamma  Phi  Beta  Alumni  Rel. 
Chm..  Rituals  Chm.,  S.E.A.,  Student  Health  Comm.  Gimbel,  Weldon  K:  Dodge 
City,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME. 

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Seniors:   Gis-Gra 


TOP  ROW:  Gist,  John  D:  Manhattan,  Architecture.  Glazier,  Janice 

A:  Logan,  Community  Service,  Preschool  Education,  Smurthwaite, 
Honors  Program,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  FCD  Club,  CYR,  Ag.  Ed. 
Wives  Club  Pres.,  Wesley  Found.,  Chemistry  Schs.  Glenn,  William  R: 
Powell,  Neb.,  Agronomy,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  Warden,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Agr.  Undergraduate  Asst.  Schs.  Gloyd,  Roger  S: 
Champaign,  III.,  Business  Administration,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Pershing 
Rifles.  Gnadt,  Nyla  J:  Alma,  Home  Economics  Extension.  Goedel, 
George  D:  Matawan,  N.J.,  Sociology,  Kappa  lota  Sigma,  CYR  Ad- 
ministrative Asst.,  United  Student  Party  V-Pres.,  MPC  Campaign  Chm. 
Goering,  John  R:  McPherson,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau, 
Eta  Kappa  Nu,  IEEE,  Elec.  Engr.  Treas.,  Mennonite  Fellowship. 

SECOND  ROW:  Goertz,  Diana  K:  Marion,  Home  Economics  Educa- 
tion, Clovia  V-Pres.  Bus.  Mgr.,  K-State  Religions  Coun.  Sec,  4-H  Corres. 
Sec.  Reporter,  University  Ext.  Club  V-Pres.,  Home  Ec.  Ext.  Club  Pres. 
Sec,  S.E.A.,  UCCF,  S.  Perry-Hutchinson  Schs.,  Sante  Fe  Schs.  Good- 
sel,  Arthur  J:  Manhattan,  Chemistry,  ACS  Pres.  Student  Affiliate, 
CYD,  Newman  Club,  Undergraduate  NSF  Grant  Schs.  Gordon, 
Glenn  L:  Gardner,  Electrical  Engineering.  Gordon,  James  D:  Kans- 
as City,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE.  Gordon,  Richard  R:  Wichita, 
Business  Administration,  Pershing  Rifles  Commander,  ROTC  Cadet 
Col.,  Sport  Parachute  Club  Sec.  Treas.,  TAB,  DMS.  Gothard,  Arch  G: 
Cedar  Vale,  Accounting.  Gottlob,  Darrell  D:  Winfield,  Agricultural 
Education,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  Block  &  Bridle. 

BOTTOM  ROW:  Graber,  Ronald  D:  Kingman,  Agricultural  Engi- 
neering. Graber,  Ronald  K:  Pretty  Prairie,  Dairy  Foods  Processing. 
Graham,  John  M:  Council  Grove,  Business  Administration.  Gra- 
ham, Judith  M:  Bloom,  English,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Sigma  Delta 
Pi  Treas.,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Kappa  Phi  Chaplain.  Graner,  Richard  E: 
Nortonville,  Agronomy,  Wheat  State  Agr.  Club,  Varsity  Rowing  Team 
Capt.  Granger,  Nathan  D:  Manhattan,  Industrial  Engineering. 
Granquist,  Joyce  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  Elementary  Education,  Chi 
Omega,  Sisters  of  The  Maltese  Cross  Sec.  Treas.,  Jr.  Panhel.,  S.E.A. 


Seniors:   Gra-Hai 


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TOP  ROW:  Graves,  Jon  T:  Mount  Hope,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Gray, 
James  L:  Waverly,  Physics,  Straube  Schs.  House,  MP  V-Pres.,  CYR,  YAF  Pres. 
V-Pres.,  PTP,  Political  Union,  MPC,  RWF,  SCF,  MA-3  Program  Schs.,  William 
Osbun  Memorial  Schs.  Grecian,  Stanley  W:  Palco,  Animal  Husbandry, 
FarmHouse  Song  Leader,  4-H,  Block  &  Bridle,  KSCF,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon. 


SECOND  ROW:  Green,  Barbara  R:  Concordia,  Chemistry,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  Alpha  Delta  Theta,  ACS,  King  Ch.  Schs.  Green,  Lenore  D:  Hopewell, 
Va.,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  LDS  Student  Group. 
Greene,  Marsha  K:  Manhattan,  Speech,  Gamma  Phi  Beta  Corres.  Sec,  Sig- 
ma Alpha  Eta  V-Pres.,  Union  Comm.  Sub-Chm.,  UGB,  AWS  Ways  &  Means 
Chm.,  Kappa  Phi  Pledge  Trainer. 


THIRD  ROW:  Greene,  Thomas  E:   Mt.  Prospect,  III.,  AR.  Greer,  Caroline  J: 

Topeka,  Physical  Education.  Gregory,  James  F:   Salina,  Government,  Phi 
Kappa  Theta  Social  Chm.,  CYD,  Union  Comm.,  SCC,  Newman  Club. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Grey,  Nancy  C:  Mission,  Home  Economics  Education,  Kap- 
pa Alpha  Theta  Soc.  Chm.  Treas.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron, 
Omicron  Nu,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  S.E.A.,  Union  Comm.,  SGA 
Comm.  Grieshaber,  Alice  A:  Belvue,  Interior  Design.  Griffin,  Jean  A:  Min- 
neapolis, Community  Service,  Preschool  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Griffin,  Robert  S:  Minneapolis,  Business  Administration.  Gross, 
Eugene  L:  Friend,  Animal  Husbandry,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Block  &  Bridle 
Corres.  Sec,  4-H,  Chapara|os.  Groyon,  Helen  D:  Junction  City,  Secondary 
Education. 


SIXTH  ROW:   Grubb,  Stephen  L:    Abilene,  Feed  Science  and  Management. 
Gugler,  Lyle  H:   Chapman,  Business  Administration.  Guisinger,  Allen  W: 

Prairie  Village,  Zoology. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Haag,  James  M:  Kansas  City,  Civil  Engineering.  Haber- 
bosch,  Kathleen:  St.  Francis,  Music  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Chaplain  Sgt.- 
at-Arms,  A.G.O.,  MENC,  K-State  Players  Concert  Band,  Girl's  Glee,  Oratorio 
Chorus.  Haden,  Gary  L:   Ellsworth,  Technical  Journalism. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hadsell,  Gary  N:  Hugoton,  Accounting,  Delta  Tau  Delta 
House  Mgr.  Pledge  Trainer,  Flash  Card  Design  Sub-Comm.  Chm.  Hahn,  Jerry 
L:  Leoti,  Animal  Husbandry,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  FFA,  Block  &  Bridle.  Haines, 
George  E:  Leawood,  Business  Administration. 


Seniors:   Hai-Har 


TOP  ROW:  Haines,  Jacquelyn  H:  Hutchinson,  Sociology,  Kappa  Kappa 
Gamma.  Hale,  Bernadine  L:  Girard,  Physics,  Smurthwaite,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  S.E.A.,  AIP,  UNESCO  Schs.,  Pi  Beta  Phi  Schs.,  MA-3  Program  Schs.,  Don- 
ald McGregor  Schs.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Hamblin,  Raymond  L:  Alaska, 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hamilton,  Bonnie  J:  Kansas  City,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Delta  Schs.  Comm.  S.E.A.,  Homecoming  Candidate,  RP  Candidate. 
Hamilton,  Helen  C:  Partridge,  Business  Administration,  Women's  Glee  Club, 
4-H,  Newman  Club,  Women's  Varsity  Bowling.  Hamilton,  Jerry  L:  Welling- 
ton, Electrical  Engineering,  Amateur  Radio  Club. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hammel,  William  H:  Prairie  Village,  Accounting.  Hanchett, 
Theodore  L:  Norton,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho,  Alpha  Tau 
Alpha,  Ag.  Ed.  Club.  Hanif,  Quaisar  M:    India,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:   Hanke,  Myron  F:    Falls  Church,  Va.,  Secondary  Education. 
Hanneman  C.  Keith:   Burns,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE.  Hansen,  Wilma  J: 

Medicine  Lodge,  Community  Service,  Preschool  Education,  Fam.  &  Child  Dev. 
Club. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Harders,  James  A:  Great  Bend,  Secondary  Education,  Sigma 
Chi,  K-State  Singers,  A  Cappella  Choir,  Student  Senate,  Madrigals,  Union 
Comm.  MPC,  Artist  Series  Comm.,  Harding  Glass  Co.  Schs.  Harmison,  Ran- 
dall L:  Newton,  Electrical  Engineering,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  Pres.,  Song  Leader, 
Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Sigma  Tau,  Epsilon  Pi  Tau,  IEEE,  Circle  K  V-Pres.,  CYR,  RWF, 
Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club,  Madrigals,  Fred  Myers  Engr.  Schs.  Harmon,  Gary 
D:   Ellsworth,  Veterinary  Medicine,  FarmHouse,  AVMA. 


SIXTH  ROW:   Harmon,  Robert  E:    Hutchinson,  Secondary  Education.  Harper, 
Ann  B:   Manhattan,  Art.  Harper,  Pamela  E:    Weskan,  Elementary  Education. 


SEVENTH    ROW:   Harriman,  George  P:   Manhattan    Architecture.    Harris, 

Donald  L:    Hepler,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA,  Newman  Club.  Harrison, 
Frank  D:   Salma,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:   Harrison,  Harold  R:   Wakefield,  Pre-Medicme.  Harrison, 
Jerold  W:    Raymond,    Electrical    Engineering,    RWF    Pres.,    Religious  Coun. 
Comm.  Chm.    Harrison,  Walter  A:    Wakefield,    Agricultural    Engineering, 
ASAE  Pres.,  CYR,  K-State  Players,  Engr.  Coun. 
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Seniors:   Har-Her 


TOP  ROW:  Hartley,  Charles  S:  Lake  City,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Harts,  Dwayne  L:  Walnut,  Electrical  Engineering.  Harvey,  Arthur 

S:  Kansas  City,  Secondary  Education,  Beta  Sigma  Psi,  Campus  Relig- 
ious Coun.,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  Gamma  Delta,  Varsity  Track,  Track  Schs. 
Harwood,  Kenneth  D:  Humboldt,  Civil  Engineering,  ASCE.  Hase, 
Sharon  A:  Carbondale,  Foods  and  Nutrition  Research,  Phi  Upsilon 
Omicron  Corres.  Sec,  Putnam  Schs.  Assoc,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Home 
Ec.  Honors  Program,  German  Club,  Martha  S.  Pittman  Schs.  Haskin, 
Barbara  S:  Hays,  Elementary  Education.  Haskin,  Floyd  E:  Wichita, 
Nuclear  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Heath,  Helen  R:  Emporia,  Music  Education,  Kappa 
Alpha  Theta,  Panhel,  Song  Leader,  S.E.A.,  Glee  Club  Pres.  Sec,  En- 
semble 8,  K-State  Players,  MENC,  CYR  Glee  Club  Pres.  Sec,  Dorm 
Soc  Chm,  Big  Eight  Panhel-IFC  Conference  Co-Chm.  Heath,  Larry  L: 
Burns,  Electrical  Engineering.  Hedges,  Nancy  J:  Salina,  Foods  and 
Nutrition  Research.  Heiser,  Patricia:  Atchison,  Elementary  Education. 
Heitman,  Shirley  R:  Linn,  Home  Economics  Education,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.  Helbing,  Orlin  H:  Cuba  City,  Wis.,  Veterinary 
Medicine,  AVMA.  Heller,  Suzanne  M:   Vesper,  PED. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hauber,  Robert  K:  Winfleld,  Accounting.  Hauptli, 
Gary  L:  Glen  Elder,  Secondary  Education,  Phi  Kappa  Tau  Sec.  Soc. 
Chm.,  S.E.A.  Haverkamp,  Marvin  V:  Seneca,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Haworth,  Gerald  R:  Wichita,  Electrical  Engineering,  Straube 
Schs.  House,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Newman  Club.  Hayes,  Joan  E:  Plain- 
ville,  Technical  Journalism.  Hayse,  Paul  W:  Mullinville,  Animal 
Husbandry,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon,  Flying  Club  Pres.  Sec.  Treas.,  Moor- 
man Feed  Co.  Schs.  Headley,  Ranee  K:  Ellsworth,  Dairy  Production 
Dairy  Science  Club  Treas. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Helwig,  Charles  A:  Columbus,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Pi  Kappa  Alpha  Sec.  V-Pres.,  AVMA,  Alpha  Zeta  Pres.  Hender- 
son, Clarence:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Architecture.  Henning,  Dennis  G: 
Manhattan,  Secondary  Education,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Orientation 
Leader,  TAB  Chm.  PTP.  Henning,  Richard  L:  Kingman,  Civil  Engi- 
neering. Hensleigh,  Karen:  Kinsley,  Home  Economics  Education, 
KSUARH  Sec,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.Teachmg  Club  RA.  Hentzler,  Diana 
L:  Manhattan,  Interior  Design,  AID  Student  Affiliate,  Home  Ec.  Art 
Club,  Putnam  Schs.  Herbel,  Stephen  R:  Hugoton,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. 

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Seniors:   Her-Huc 


TOP  ROW:  Hergenreter,  Bonnie:  Alma,  Home  Economics  Exten- 
sion, Alpha  Xi  Delta  Corres.  Sec.  House  Mgr.,  University  Ext.  Club, 
4-H,  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club,  Gamma  Delta.  Hibbs,  Gary  L:  Chanute, 
Architecture,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  Pres.  Schs.  Chm.  Asst.  Pledge 
Trainer  Hist.,  AIA,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Hibier,  Ralph  E:  Atchison, 
Architecture.  Hightower,  Charles  H:  Canoga  Park,  Calif.,  Electri- 
cal Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  IEEE,  Engr.  Honors  Program,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll.  Hill,  Douglas  E:  Homer,  N.Y.,  Zoology.  Hill,  Ray  F: 
Burlington,  Landscape  Architecture,  ASLA  V-Pres.  Hines,  Michael  J: 
Salina,  Pre-Law. 


THIRD  ROW:  Holloway,  Jerry  A:  Hutchinson,  Civil  Engineering. 
Holm,  Ronald  K:  Salina,  Physical  Education,  Beta  Theta  Pi  Social 
Chm.,  Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  Track,  Fr.  Football  Coach.  Hooper,  Keith 
W:  Smith  Center,  Pre-Medicme,  Smith  Schs.  House,  Clinic  Club,  CYR, 
MPC,  Intercollegiate  Music  Coun.,  IMC,  University  Party  Pres.,  Glee 
Club  Bus.  Mgr.  Hoover,  Valerie  B:  McPherson,  Home  Economics 
Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Pub.  Rel.  Chm.,  Angel  Flight,  Sen- 
ior Class  Sec,  Ks.  Home  Ec.  College  Chapters  Chm.  Home  Ec.  Coun. 
Sec,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club.  Horigan,  John  W:  Frankfort, 
Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE,  Engr.  Open  House,  Berry  Memorial  Schs. 
Horn,  Amelia  A:  Manhattan,  Interior  Design.  Horn,  James  W: 
McPherson,  Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hirsch,  Richard  L:  East  Alton,  III.,  Architecture. 
Hively,  Charles  W:  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  Architecture,  AIA,  Alpha 
Phi  Omega  Pres.,  RWF,  Weigel  Schs,  Architecture  Second  Prize  Ks. 
Concrete  Masonry  Assoc.  Competition.  Hodgson,  Edward  S:  Little 
River,  Animal  Husbandry.  Hoffman,  James  N:  Wichita,  Business  Ad- 
ministration, Phi  Delta  Theta,  Varsity  Basketball.  Hofstra,  Jack  R: 
Leavenworth,  Bacteriology.  Holeman,  James  R:  Wellington,  Mathe- 
matics. Hollen,  Leah  L:   Broughton,  Elementary  Education. 

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BOTTOM  ROW:  Horsch,  Ardis  E:  Yates  Center,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Hottenstein,  Mary  J:  San  Marina,  Calif.,  Sociology.  Hotu- 
jac,  Sharon  A:  Muncie,  Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega  Per- 
sonnel Chm.,  S.E.A.,  PTP,  Fr.  Pep  Club,  SGA  Sec.  Comm.,  AWS  Coun., 
Dorm  Coun.  Houdyshell  Mary  E:  Wilson,  Home  Economics  Teach- 
ing. Howard,  Frank  W:  Oakley,  Agricultural  Engineering,  Sigma 
Tau  Sec,  ASAE  Pres.,  Engr.  Coun.,  Union  Pacific  Schs.  Howard, 
Pamela  A:  Mission,  Secondary  Education,  Chi  Omega  Pres.  Pledge 
Trainer,  Mortar  Bd.,  Chimes,  Student  Senate,  Union  Comm.,  S.E.A. 
Huck,  Dennis  D:  Coldwater,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta 
AVMA,  Vet  Open  House. 


Seniors:   Hud-Jan 


TOP  ROW:  Hudgins,  Lois  A:  Independence,  Technical  Journalism.  Huggans, 
Carol  A:  Ridgefield,  N.J. ,  Mathematics.  Huggans,  James  A:  Manhattan,  Nu- 
clear Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Huggins,  Kenneth  G:  Council  Grove,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Hughes,  William  G:  Topeka,  Architecture.  Hugo,  Bernard  A:  Shawnee  Mis- 
sion, Accounting,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  Pub.  Chm.  Rec.  Sec.  Hist.,  Newman  Club. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hull,  Ronald  K:  Wichita,  Pre-Medicine,  Phi  Delta  Theta  V-Pres., 
German  Club,  Clinic  Club.  Hund,  Ann:  Paxico,  Elementary  Education.  Hunt, 
Judie  K:  Topeka,  Speech,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Pres., Sigma  Alpha  Eta  Pres. 
V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  PTA  Schs. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Hunt,  Richard  M:  Georgetown,  Mass.,  Physics,  A  &  S  Hon- 
ors Program,  AIP  Pres.  Sec,  News  &  Views  Comm.,  Rowing  Team,  Water 
Sports  Club.  Hurley,  Mary  J:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Secondary  Education.  Hur- 
tig,  Victor  C:    Courtland,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Hyames,  Diana  K:  Dighton,  Technical  Journalism,  Alpha  Xi  Delta 
Pledge  Trainer,  Pledge  Class  Pres.  Asst.  Pledge  Trainer,  Theta  Sigma  Phi  Sec, 
Union  Comm.,  Water  Sports  Club,  Jr.  Panhel,  Flush  Bowl  Queen  Candidate, 
Miss  K-State-Manhattan  Candidate,  RP  Queen  Candidate.  Hyde,  John  T: 
Augusta,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  AVMA.  Ireland,  Michael  K: 
Kansas  City,  Music  Education,  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia  Pres.,  Music  Ed.  Na- 
tional Conference  V-Pres.,  Symphony  Orchestra,  Marching  Band,  String  Or- 
chestra, Music  Dept.  Violin  Schs.,  Presser  Found.  Schs. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Isernhagen,  Fred  A:  St.  Francis,  Elementary  Education.  Iwa- 
moto,  Wayne  K:   Molokai,  Hawaii,  Landscape  Architecture.  Jackson,  Jack 

H:  Omaha,  Neb.,  Architecture,Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  V-Pres.  Rec,  AIA,  MPC  Head 
Delegate,  Bd.  of  Student  Organizations,  Social  Coordinating  Coun.  Liaison 
&  Exec. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Jacobs,  Judy  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Zoology.  Jacobson, 
Linda  E:  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Agriculture.  Jacobson,  Richard  W:  Ft.  Leavenworth, 
Mechanical  Engineering,  Alpha  Tau  Omega  Corres.  Sec,  K-State  Players, 
Union  Comm.  Sub-Chm. 


BOTTOM  ROW:   Janne,  Ronald  L:  Luray,  Accounting.  Janssen,  Janet  L: 

Genesco,  Horticulture,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Recommendations  Chm.,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll,  Horticulture  Club,  InterVarsity  Christian  Fellowship,  AWS  Service 
Comm.,  Wesley  Found.  Kappa  Phi  Pres.  Finance  Comm.  Alumni  Chm.  Jantz, 
James  A:    Newton,  Architectural  Engineering,  AIA. 


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Seniors:  Jan-Jon 


TOP  ROW:  Jantz,  Merle  D:  Moundridge,  Architecture,  Kappa  Sigma  Sec, 
AIA,  Arch.  Dept.  Schs.  Award,  Engr.  Open  House  Ar.  Chm.,  Portland  Cement 
Assoc.  National  Design  Award,  International  Student  Playground  Design  Com- 
petition Winner.  Janzen,  Darryl  E:  Newton,  Electrical  Engineering.  Jarvis, 
Gary  R:   Bethel,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:     Jeffery,  Kenneth  L:   Horton,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA. 
Jehlik,  Kenneth  D:   Topeka,  Geology.  Jiran,  Peter  A:   Clark,  N.J.,  Business 

Administration,  Sigma  Chi. 


THIRD  ROW:  Johnson,  Alvin  D:  Junction  City,  Physical  Science,  Sigma  Nu 
Lt.  Commander,  Treas.  Rec,  Clinic  Club,  Putnam  Schs.  Johnson,  Dean  K: 
Burrton,  Animal  Husbandry,  Block  &  Bridle.  Johnson,  Edward  L:  Downers 
Grove,  III.,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Alpha  Xi  Delta,  S.E.A.  AWS. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Johnson,  Marilyn  J:  Overland  Park,  Elementary  Education. 
Johnson,  Mode  A:  Eldorado,  Business  Administration,  Sigma  Chi  Historian, 
Asst.  Pledge  Trainer,  Kappa  lota  Sigma,  Arnold  Air  Society,  'Cats  for  Curtains 
Chm.,  MPC,  MUN,  Model  Congress,  Collegian  Staff.  Johnson,  Sherrill  J:  Mc- 

Pherson,  Home  Economics  Education.  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Kappa  Delta  Pi, 
Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  Candle  Ed.,  Home  Ec.  Masters  Degree  Pro|ect,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club  Refreshments  Chm.,  Hazel  Buck  Memorial  Schs. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Johnson,  Thomas  L:  Mission,  Business  Administration,  Sports  ' 
Car  Club.  Johnson,  William  B:  Springfield,  Mo.,  Architectural  Engineering. 
Johnston,  George  H:  Hutchinson,  Pre-Law,  Phi  Kappa  Tau  Pres.  V-Pres.  IFC 
Rep.,  Chancery  Club  Pres.  Sec.  Student  Senator  Pari.,  Political  Union  Liaison, 
Convocations  Comm.,  Forensics  Union  Pres.,  CYR,  USP,  Debate,  MUN  Comm. 
Chm.,  MPC  Head  Delegate. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Joines,  Karen  B:    Mission,  Physical  Education.  Jones,  Clair  R: 

Partridge,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau  Treas.,  Electrical  Engr.  Open 
House  Treas.,  IEEE,  Sigma  Tau,  Eta  Kappa  Nu.  Jones,  John  A:  Kansas  City, 
Business  Administration. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Jones,  John  B:  Topeka,  Chemical  Engineering.  Jones, 
Leila  F:  Plain vi lie.  Mathematics.  Jones,  Richard  B:  Kanorado,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. 


BOTTOM   ROW:   Jones,  Robert  L:   Holcomb,   Animal    Husbandry,    Alpha 
Kappa  Lambda  Pres.  Sec,  Block  &  Bridle.  Jones,  Ronald  E:   Louisburg,  Ani- 
mal Husbandry,  FarmHouse  Sgt.-at-Arms,  4-H,  Block  &  Bridle,  Sears  &  Roebuck 
Schs.  Jones,  Stephen  A:   Topeka,  Electrical  Engineering. 
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Seniors:  Jor-Kem 

TOP  ROW:  Jordan,  Patricia  J:  Abilene,  Music  Education,  Pi  Beta 
Phi  Song  Leader,  S.E.A.,  MENC,  A.G.O.,  Apollo  Glee  Club  Accom- 
panist, IFYE  Delegate  to  Netherlands.  Jordan,  Sheryl  K:  Beloit, 
Home  Economics  Education,  4-H,  Chaparajos,  Student  NEA,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club,  Wesley  Found.  Kappa  Phi.  Kaiser,  Donald  W:  Bi- 
son, Agricultural  Engineering.  Kaiser.  Donn  L:  Manhattan,  Psychol- 
ogy. Kallenbach,  Ann  J:  Marysville,  Modern  Languages,  Kappa 
Alpha  Theta  Rec.  Sec.  Act.  Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Alpha 
Mu,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Sigma  Delta  Pi,  Union  Comm.  Sec,  SGA  Honors 
Comm.,  MPC,  AWS  Standards  Bd.,  A  &  S  Honors  Program.  Kallen- 
bach, Kenneth:  Wichita,  Architecture,  FarmHouse  Soc.  Chm.,  Tau 
Sigma  Delta  Pres.,  AIA,  Dean's  List,  Ar.  Coun.,  Weigel  Schs.  Kam- 
mer,  William  E:   Shawnee  Mission,  History. 

SECOND  ROW:  Kane,  Edward  R:  Feasterville,  Pa.,  Nuclear  En- 
gineering. Karl,  Catherine  L:  Kansas  City,  Family  and  Child  Devel- 
opment. Karr,  Erma  J:  Emporia,  Modern  Languages,  Smurthwaite 
V-Pres.  Standards  Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Sigma  Delta  Pi  V-Pres. 
Sec,  Mortar  Bd.  Pres.,  Chimes,  Student  Senate  Sec,  Homecoming 
Queen,  AWS  Orientation  Chm.,  Peace  Corps  Comm.,  Union  Comm., 
RWF.  Karr,  Rose  M:  Stockton,  Home  Economics  Education,  Home 
Ec.  Club,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  SEA.  Kauffman,  Edwin  G:  To- 
peka,  Physical  Education.  Kaufman,  Seth:  Bronx  60,  N.Y.,  History, 
CYD  Students  for  Positive  Action,  Cosmopolitan  Club,  Efficacy  Party, 
Hillel  Found.  Kaufman,  Sue  J:  Wichita,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Soc.  Act.  Y-O  Chms.,    Alpha  Lambda  Delta. 

BOTTOM  ROW:  Kaump,  Mary  K:  Riley,  Secondary  Education. 
Keating,  Carolyn  J:  Tulsa,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.  Keating, 
Donald  J:  Liberal,  Agricultural  Engineering,  ASAE  V-Pres.  Sec, 
S.A.M.E.,  Scabbard  &  Blade.  Keeler,  Garry  L:  Derby,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry, Block  &  Bridle  Pres.  V-Pres.,  LSA,  Sears  Roebuck  &  Co.  Schs. 
Kelley,  Jean  A:  Centralia,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Delta 
Asst.  Pledge  Trainer,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  AWS  Comm.,  UCCF  Coun.  Kellner, 
Wayne  A:  Kanorado,  Animal  Husbandry,  Pershing  Rifles  Com- 
mander. Kemmerly,  Phil  R:  Eldorado,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A. 

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Seniors:   Ken-Kne 


TOP  ROW:  Kendall,  James  M:  Herington,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Kendall, 
Walter  G:  Manhattan,  Business  Administration.  Kerns,  Gerald  L:  Manhattan, 
Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA. 


SECOND  ROW:    Kerns,  Sandra  L:  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Kersbergen,  David  N:   Wichita,  Business  Administration.  Kershner,  Robert 

N:    Rush  Center,  Feed  Science  and  Management,  Milling  Assoc,  Amateur 
Radio  Club. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ketzner,  James  J:  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA, 
Newman  Club.  Killebrew,  Lewis  G:  Neodesha,  Feed  Science  and  Manage- 
ment. Killgore,  Mickey  R:   lola,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Kindig,  Willard  E:  Olathe,  Animal  Husbandry.  King,  Spen- 
cer W:  lola,  Secondary  Education.  King  Jr.,  Ted  R:  Liberal,  Electrical  En- 
gineering, Eta  Kappa  Nu  Treas.,  IEEE,  Judo  Club,  General  Electric  Corp. 
Alumni  Fund  Schs.,  Muchnic  Found.  Schs. 


FIFTH  ROW:   Kippes,  Leroy  W:    Topeka,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Klag, 
Nancy  A:    Wichita,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts.  Klataske,  Ronald 

D:   Greenleaf,  Wildlife  Conservation,  Wildlife  Society  Pres.  Sec.  Treas.,  Zool- 
ogy Club,  Rodeo  Club. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Klawiter,  Warren  D:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Physical  Education.  Klein, 
Kathleen  K:  Marion,  Home  Economics  Education.  Klesath,  Charles  F:  Topeka, 
Biological  Science. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Kliewer,  Bruce  D:  Galva,  Elementary  Education.  Kline, 
Raymond  L:  Salma,  Agriculture.  Klostermeier,  Mary  E:  Topeka,  Dietetics 
and  Institutional  Management. 


BOTTOM  ROW:   Klotz,  David  E:   Meade,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Knapp, 
Kenneth  D:    Rockford,  Mich.,  Electrical  Engineering.  Knecht,  Samuel  W: 

Wichita,  Electrical  Engineering. 


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Seniors:   Kne-Kum 

TOP  ROW:  Knewtson,  Richard  D:  Altamont,  Veterinary  Medicine, 
Smith  Schs.  House,  AVMA.  Knight,  Diana  S:  Ottawa,  Secondary 
Education.  Knight,  Marcus  L:  Smith  Center,  Music  Education,  Phi 
Mu  Alpha  Treas.,  MENC,  Union  Comm.,  SGA  Comm.,  Orientation 
Leader,  Presser  Found.  Schs.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Knudson,  Ken- 
neth D:  Gem,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE,  Amateur  Radio  Club. 
Koci,  Lois  L:  LaCrosse,  English,  S.E.A.,  Union  Comm.  Koelliker, 
James  K:  White  Cloud,  Agricultural  Engineering,  FarmHouse  Treas., 
Sigma  Tau,  Engr.  Honors  Program,  Engr.  Coun.,  Steel  Ring  Pres., 
Honor  Roll,  ASAE,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon  Pledge  Master,  Chaplain, 
ASAE  Student  Honor  Award,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta  Soph.  Award. 
Koenig,  Joan  E:   Junction,  Elementary  Education. 


City,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Newman  Club. 
Kraflf,  Sharon  R:  Wichita,  Medical  Technology,  Delta  Delta  Delta 
Service  Pro|ects  Chm.,  Alpha  Delta  Theta  Sec.  Krafski,  Ku.rt  E:  Man- 
hattan, Modern  Languages. 


THIRD  ROW:  Krahn,  James  E:  Broadview,  III.,  Accounting,  Phi  Eta 
Sigma,  CYR.  Kramer,  Anne  M:  Junction  City,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Delta  Pi,  4-H  Sec.  Treas.,  Newman  Club  V-Pres.  Krehbiel, 
Carla  A:  Wichita,  Technical  Journalism,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 
Schs.  Chm.,  Union  Comm.,  Collegian  Wire  Ed.,  Royal  Purple  Sr.  Class 
Ed.  Business  Ed.  Staff,  K-Key  Awards.  Krider,  John  A:  Manhattan, 
Architecture.  Kruckenberg,  Kathleen:  Great  Bend,  Accounting. 
Kruse,  Michael  B:  Wichita,  Accounting.  Kuchenthal,  George  W: 
Bonner  Springs,  Agricultural  Education,  NVATA,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  4-H. 


SECOND  ROW:  Koepke,  Margaret  A:  Henngton,  Modern  Lan- 
guages, Kappa  Delta  Treas.,  Panhel.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  Hist.,  Phi 
Alpha  Mu  Treas.,  Sigma  Delta  Pi  Pres.,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Mortar  Bd. 
Treas.,  A  &  S  Coun.  Pres.  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  Putnam  Schs.  V-Pres.,  MA-3 
Program,  A  &  S  Honors  Program.  Koestel,  Sondra  L:  Partridge, 
Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  Chaparajos.  Kondik,  Thomas  A: 
Garfield  Heights,  Ohio,  Secondary  Education,  Touchstone  Ed.  Kopp, 
Jerald  A:  Fairview,  Dairy  Foods  Processing,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho, 
Dairy  Science  Club,  Little  American  Royal,  Ks.  Coop.  Dairy  Prod. 
Assn.  Schs.,  Dairy  Prod.  Judging  Team.  Korach,  Gerald  F:  Kansas 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kueck,  Don  L:  Zenith,  Animal  Husbandry.  Kugler, 
Charles  D:  Abilene,  Government.  Kuhn,  Charles  W:  Hope,  Me- 
chanical Engineering,  ASME.  Kuhn,  Marilyn  R:  Bonner  Springs, 
Music  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Song  Leader,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  Warden 
Magazine  Chm.,  A  Cappella  Choir,  MENC.  Kuhn,  R.  William: 
Naperville,  III.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA.  Kuiken,  Cheryl  M: 
Mankato,  Secondary  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Press  Dir.,  S.E.A.,  Hosp. 
Comm.,  Union  Comm.  Sub-Chm.,  Chapara|os.  Kumamoto,  Clifford 
T:    Honolulu,  Hawaii,  Zoology. 


Seniors:   Lak-Lil 


TOP  ROW:  Lake,  John  E:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Mathematics,  CYD, 
Union  Comm.,  Ks.  Heart  Assoc.  Research  Grant  Schs.  Lamborn, 
Linda  L:    Leavenworth,  Elementary  Education.  Lammers,  Cynthia: 

Leawood,  Elementary  Education,  Pi  Beta  Phi  V-Pres.  Asst.  Rush  Chm. 
Ex.  Coun,  Standards  Comm.  Chm.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  S.E.A.,  Cam- 
pus Entertainment  Comm.  Chm.,  Special  Arrangements  Sub-Chm., 
Angel  Flight  Soc.  Chm.  Lamp,  Linda  K:  Wichita,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation, Alpha  Delta  Pi  Chaplain,  S.E.A.,  IPC.  Lamp,  Ross  L:  Goddard, 
Secondary  Education,  Acacia  Corres.  Sec,  S.E.A.,  Scabbard  &  Blade, 
DMS.  Lange,  Frederick  G:  Sedalia,  Mo.,  Feed  Science  and  Manage- 
ment, Kappa  Sigma,  Alpha  Mu,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Jardine  Mayor, 
Milling  Assn.,  UCCF  Treas.,  YMMIA  Pres.  Lange,  Phillip  D:  Linn, 
Economics,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  Sec,  Scabbard  &  Blade. 


Intramural  Chronicler  Chms.,  AIA.  Lauer,  Kent  A:    Elmo,  Business 
Administration,  Delta  Tau  Delta  V-Pres.,  CYR.  Lawrence,  Linda  J: 

Richmond,  Ind.,  Modern  Languages, Delta  Zeta  Pledge  Trainer,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  AWS  Coun.  Fr.  Club,  Union  Comm  Sub-Chm. 


THIRD  ROW:  Lawrence,  Thomas  J:  Wichita,  Architecture,  Lambda 
Chi  Alpha  Corres.  Sec,  AIA  Pres.,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  Hist.,  Ar  Coun. 
Student  Adviser,  La  Citadle,  Fr.  Wrestling  Team,  Wrestling  Schs., 
Annual  AIA  Schs.  Lay,  Charles  L:  Hutchinson,  Agronomy,  Wheat 
State  Agr.  Club.  Leeburg,  Linn  T:  Bennington,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Leel,  Woodruff  G:  Suffield,  Conn.,  Geology.  Lefmann, 
Gerald  L:  Eudora,  Agronomy,  Wheat  State  Agr.  Club,  SCSA.  Lemon, 
Elaine  F:  Lenora,  Psychology.  Levick,  Larry  N:  Wetmore,  Electrical 
Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Larsen,  Beverly  J:  Great  Bend,  Community  Ser- 
vice, Preschool  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Asst.  Membership  &  Chap- 
lain, Fam.  Child  Dev.  Club  V-Pres.,  Art  Club  Treas.,  Women's  Glee 
Club,  4-H.  Larson,  Gene  D:  Peabody,  Pre-Law.  Larson,  Robert  H: 
Green,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Chi,  IEEE  V-Pres.  Sec,  Union 
Comm.  Pub.  Chm.  Larson,  Steve  E:  Topeka,  Pre-Law,  Sigma  Phi 
Epsilon  H.Q.  Dir.,  Chancelray  Club,  Kappa  Alpha  Mu,  Union  Comm. 
Latimer,  James  P:   Neosho,  Mo.,  Architecture,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 

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BOTTOM  ROW:  Lewellen,  Rondole  L:  Appleton  City,  Mo.,  Electri- 
cal Engineering.  Lewis,  Kit  J:  Hanston,  Mathematics  &  Accounting, 
ANS.  Lewis,  Sharon  K:  Concordia,  Sociology.  Light,  Phillip  C: 
Liberal,  Animal  Husbandry.  Ligon,  Thomas  H:  Columbus,  Mathe- 
matics. Lillibridge,  Carolyn  J:  Junction  City,  Family  and  Child  De- 
velopment, Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Fam.  &  Child  Dev.  Club.  Lillibridge, 
Richard:  Herkimer,  Business  Administration,  Flying  Club,  PTP,  Sport 
Parachute  Club,  Judo  Club,  UCCF. 


Seniors:   Lil-Low 


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TOP  ROW:  Lillich,  Robert  D:  St.  Francis,  Chemical  Engineering  &  Mathe- 
matics, Triangle,  Sigma  Tau  Hist.,  AICE  Sec,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Engr.  Coun. 
Treas.,  CYR,  LSA,  Sparks  Found.  Award  Schs.,  Boeing  Schs.  Lind,  Martha  L: 
Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Education,  Omicron  Nu,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron, 
S.E.A.,  Home  Economics  Teaching  Club.  Lindenbaum,  Stephen:  Salina, 
Mathematics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Linder,  Julia  A:  Sharon  Springs,  Elementary  Education, 
Delta  Zeta  Parliamentarian,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  Cantenbery  Club,  SCA.  Linscheid, 
Karen  E:  Arlington,  Family  and  Child  Development,  Dorm  Coun.,  S.E.A.,  Fam. 
&  Child  Dev.  Club.  Lintecum,  Sandra  K:   Mayfield,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Lippoldt,  Robert  L:  Kinsley,  Physical  Education.  Little,  Martin 
L:  Douglass,  Elementary  Education.  Littrell,  John  M:  Manhattan,  Secondary 
Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Livingston,  Philip  A:  Yonkers,  N  .Y.,  Geography,  Delta 
Sigma  Phi  Sec.  Schs,  Chm.,  Gamma  Theta  Upsilon,  Scabbard  &  Blade,  CYR, 
Geography  Club.  Lloyd,  Cheryl  L:  Green,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  De- 
sign, Textiles  Research.  Lloyd,  Douglas  A:  Oak  Hill,  Industrial  Engineering. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Loar,  Donald  R:  Mapleton,  Secondary  Education,  LIAHONA 
Pres.,  Geography  Club  Treas.,  S.E.A.  Loebeck,  Barbara  P:  Bartlesville,  Okla., 
Physical  Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  House  Chm.  Act.  Chm.,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  UGB,  UPC  Chm.,  PHEMS  V-Pres.,  S.E.A-  Loeppke, 
Wilda  L:  Kendall,  Radio  and  Television  and  Home  Economics,  Alpha  Xi  Delta 
Soc.  Chm.  Song  Leader,  4-H  Sec.  Corres.  Sec.  Reporter,  CYR,  University  Ext. 
Club,  Home  Ec.  Ext.  Club,  Soc.  Coor.  Coun.  Wesley  Found. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Logbeck,  James  C:  McPherson,  Electrical  Engineering,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll,  IEEE.  Lohmann,  Vernon  E:  Lincoln,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha 
Tau  Alpha  Pres.  Treas.,  Ag.  Ed.  Club  Reporter,  Ag.  Assoc,  Marching  Band. 
Loomis,   Carol  A:  lola,   Elementary   Education,   Dean's   Honor   Roll,   S.E.A. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Loomis,  Jim  E:  Marion,  Accounting,  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda 
Treas.  Rush  Chm.,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  Pledge  Trainer,  Commerce  Coun.,  CYR, 
Accounting  Internship.  Loomis,  Ronald  H:  lola,  Agricultural  Engineering, 
ASAE.  Loughmiller,  Jean  A:  Topeka,  Home  Economics  Education,  S.E.A. 
Newsletter  Ed.  Advisory  Bd.,  R.A.  Sr.  Dorm  Asst.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club, 
K-State  Players,  Kappa  Phi. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Love,  Charles  R:  Redfield,  Agronomy,  Wheat  State  Agr. 
Office.  Love,  Joyce  E:  Manhattan,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.  Lowe,  Mary 
A:  Fort  Worth,  Tex.,  English,  Delta  Zeta  Courtesy  Chm.,  SGA  Orientation 
Comm.,  Orientation  Leader,  AWS,  K-State  Players. 


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Seniors:   Luk-Man 

TOP  ROW:  Lukens,  Roger  L:  Medicine  Lodge,  Veterinary  Medicine, 
Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta,  AVMA,  Kroger 
Schs.,  Continental  Grain  Schs.,  General  Honors  Schs.  Lukins,  Nancy 
C:  Glen  Ellyn,  III.,  Psychology,  Alpha  Xi  Delta  Standards  Chm.,  AWS 
Research  Comm.  Chm.  Lundblade,  Eugene  D:  Jamestown,  Mechan- 
ical Engineering.  Lundgren,  Joan  A:  Osage  City,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Lundgren,  Paul  E:  Osage  City,  Music  Education,  Phi  Mu 
Xlpha  Sinfonia,  MENC,  Band,  Varsity  Glee  Club.  Lunn,  Edward  A: 
Puerto  Rico,  English.  Lutes,  Connie  S:  Independence,  Mo.,  Elemen- 
tary Education,  Alpha  Xi  Delta,  Rec.  Sec,  S.E.A. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lyon,  Duane  H:  Newton,  Landscape  Architecture. 
Mabry,  Marjone  I:  Overland  Park,  Home  Economics  Education,  Al- 
pha Xi  Delta  Act.  Chm.  Panhel  Dorm  Counselor,  Home  Ec.  Teaching 
Club,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Service  Comm.  Tutor  Comm. Chm.  Macfee,  Nancy 
M:  Barnard,  Community  Service,  Preschool  Education.  Machart, 
William  J:  Oberlin,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA.  MacKirdy,  Wayne 
H:  Pomona,  Calif.,  Pre-Law.  MacKlin,  Dennis  D:  Wichita,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Macy,  Ted  L:  Longford,  Pre-Medicine,  Clinic  Club, 
German  Club. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Madden,  James  R:  Liberal,  Business  Administra- 
tion, Alpha  Tau  Omega  V-Pres.  Sec,  Arnold  Air  Society,  Varsity 
Men's  Glee  Club.  Madziya,  Robert  G:  South  Rhodesia,  Geography. 
Mai,  Harold  E:  Garden  City,  Agricultural  Education,  Beta  Sigma 
Psi  Corres.  Sec,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha  First  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Ag.Ed. 
Club  Sec,  Gamma  Delta,  Co-op  Schs.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Maichel, 
Farrell  D:  Overbrook,  Agricultural  Education,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  University 
Ext.  Club.  Maichel,  Sally  J:  Overbrook,  Modern  Languages.  Mann, 
Daniel  G:  Topeka,  Electrical  Engineering,  FarmHouse  Asst.  Corres. 
Sec,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  S.E.A.,  Ag.  Ed.  Club  Treas.,  4-H,  FFA,  LSA. 
Mann,  James  I:   Topeka, Mechanical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Mann,  Linda  R:  Bethel,  Home  Economics  Education.  Mann,  Mar- 
vin W:  Athol,  Agricultural  Education.  Mann,  Mary  F:  Dodge  City,  Secondary 
Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Hist.  Frat.  Ed.,  Union  Comm.,  MUN  Sec.  Staff, 
Kappa  Phi  Pledge  Class  Pres. 


SECOND  ROW:  Mann,  Susan:  Great  Bend,  Elementary  Education,  Orchesis 
Pres.  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  Dames.  Manuel,  Maureen  K:  Manhattan,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation, Gamma  Phi  Beta,  Sigma  Alpha  Eta  Sec.  Treas.,  S.E.A.  Marion,  Roger 
B:   Ogdensburg,  N.Y.,  Dairy  Production. 


THIRD  ROW:  Marker,  James  N:  Yates  Center,  Secondary  Education,  Delta 
Chi,  S.E.A.,  Pershing  Rifles.  Marmet,  Kent  L:  Sabetha,  Electrical  Engineering, 
Sigma  Tau,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  CYR,  Political  Union,  United  Student  Party.  Marolf, 
Judith  A:    Bellevue,  Neb.,  Elementary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Marr,  Gary  D:  Webber,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta, 
AVMA.  Marsh,  Carol  L:  Prairie  Village,  Mo.,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A., 
CYR,  International  Students  Union  Comm.  Marsh,  Ross  C:  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Business  Administration,  Flying  Club  V-Pres. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Marshall,  Paul  M:  Sylvis,  Animal  Husbandry,  Dean's  Honor 
Roll,  Block  &  Bridle,  4-H,  Chapara|OS,  Livestock  Judging  Team.  Martin,  Max 
T:  Broughton,  Secondary  Education.  Martin,  Ray  L:  Baxter  Springs,  Mechan- 
ical Engineering. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Martin,  Thomas  A:  Cary,  Miss.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA. 
Mason,  Stella  K:  Morrowville,  Home  Economics  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Pi, 
Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Omicron  Nu,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Home  Ec.  Honors  Program, 
Master's  Degree  Pro|ect,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Interest  Group  Pres.,  S.E.A., 
Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  Greater  K.C.  Home  Ec.  Schs.,  Am.  Assn.  Of  Univer- 
sity Women  Schs.,  Dean  of  Home  Ec.  Schs.  Mathews,  Philip  V:  Lyons,  Ani- 
mal Husbandry. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Mathias,  Albert  R:  Leroy,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Mau, 
Mary  S:  Topeka,  Elementary  Education.  Mauck,  Theodore  S:  Goddard, 
Chemical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Maxwell,  Michael  L:  Dodge  City,  Business  Administration, 
Delta  Upsilon  Pres.  Treas.,  CYR,  MPC.  Mayberry,  Jay  C:  LaGrange,  III., 
Electrical  Engineering.  Maynard,  Jean  A:  Overland  Park,  English,  Delta 
Delta  Delta  Informal  Soc.  Chm.,  Little  Sisters  of  Minerva,  Y-O  Union  Comm., 
Young  Republicans,  Italian  Club. 

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Seniors:  May-McG 


TOP  ROW:  Mayne,  Paul  R:  Manhattan,  Architecture,  AIA,  Court  of  Cheva- 
liers, UCCF.  McCammon,  Ronald  W:  Manhattan,  Animal  Husbandry,  Mc- 
Carty,  Ernest  P:  Turon,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha. 


SECOND  ROW:  McCaslin,  Ann:  Stockton,  Elementary  Education,  Delta  Del- 
ta Delta  Rec.  Chm.  Sr.  Panhel.  Pres.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Chimes  Treas., 
Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Mortar  Bd.,  Dorm  V-Pres.,  SGA  Appt.  Bd.,  AWS  V-Pres.  Judi- 
cial Bd.  Chm.,  S.E.A.  McClanathan,  Richard:  Salina,  Landscape  Architecture. 
McClaskey,  George  E:    Pittsburg,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE. 


THIRD  ROW:  McClelland,  Lynn  A:  Colby,  Government.  McCleskey, 
Joseph  H:  Topeka,  Nuclear  Engineering.  McConnell,  James  R:  Mission, 
Chemical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:   McCosh,  Linda  L:    Abilene,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A., 
4-H.  McCourt,  James  E:   Atchison,  Business  Administration.  McCoy,  Ronda 

E:   Marysville,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A. 


FIFTH  ROW:  McCoy,  Susan  J:  Hiawatha,  Bacteriology,  Chi  Omega  V-Pres. 
Song  Leader,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Student  Senate  Corres.  Sec,  Alpha  Delta 
Theta  Pres.  V-Pres.,  Putnam  Schs.  McCracken,  Jack  E:  Salina,  Chemistry. 
McCracken,  Malcolm  D:   Port  Chester,  N.Y.,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


SIXTH  ROW:  McCready,  Joyce  E:  Talmage,  Music  Education,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  V-Pres.  Sec,  A  Cappella 
Choir,  Madrigals,  MENC,  Henry  J.  Putnam  Memorial  Schs.  McCready,  Stuart 
T:  Longford,  Pre-Medicine,  Clinic  Club,  Varsity  Glee  Club.  McCreary,  Fred- 
erick:   Norton,  Technical  Journalism,  A  Cappella  Choir. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  McDermet,  Staley  B:  Leawood,  Business  Administration, 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Pres.  Rush  Chm.  McDonald,  Hal  T:  Leawood,  Architecture. 
McDonald,  Rita  J:   Independence,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  McDougal,  David  E:  Topeka,  Industrial  Engineering.  Mc- 
Gehe,  Bruce  A:  Manhattan,  Zoology.  McGregor,  Douglas  D:  Borger,  Tex., 
Mechanical  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  Pi  Tau  Sigma,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  ASME,  RWF. 


4  M, 


Seniors:   Mel-Mil 


Fr.  Club,  AWS  Standards  Bd.  Pub.  Rel.  Comm.  Mehl,  Constance  H: 

Liberal,  Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  Dames. 


TOP  ROW:  Mclntire,  Ronald  A:  Arkansas  City,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering, ASME,  AIAA.  McKinley,  James  H:  Norton,  Zoology.  Mc- 
Leod,  Jon  R:  Marysville,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME  V-Pres.,  Pi 
Tau  Sigma,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  McMillen,  Richard  E:  Earlton,  Ag- 
ricultural Engineering,  ASAE.  McMurray,  Diane  S:  Wichita,  Ele- 
mentary Education,  Alpha  Xi  Delta,  Asst.  Treas.,  S.E.A.  McMurry, 
Nancy  L:  Hutchinson,  Home  Economics  Education,  Kappa  Alpha 
Theta.  McNeal,  Kathleen  A:  Waysata,  Minn.,  Community  Service, 
Preschool  Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Rec.  Sec.  Service  Pro|.  Chm., 
FCD  Club  Membership  Chm. 


THIRD  ROW:  Mehl,  Gary  R:  Liberal,  Animal  Husbandry,  Delta  Tau 
Delta  Rush  Chm.  Meirowsky,  Bernard  J:  Florence,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation, CYR,  Newman  Club.  Melichar,  Robert  M:  Caldwell,  Pre- 
Medicine,  Sigma  Nu  Pres.  V-Pres.  Chap.,  Clinic  Club,  Scabbard  & 
Blade  Treas.,  Varsity  Rowing  Team,  DMS.  Merrill,  Susan:  LaCrosse, 
Secondary  Education,  Chi  Omega  House  Mgr.,  S.E.A.,  Union  Comm. 
Mickey,  David  H:  Norton,  English.  Miles,  Connie  K:  Atchison, 
Secondary  Education,  Theta  Sigma  Phi,  S.E.A.,  RP  Organizations  Ed, 
Ks.  Press  Women's  Sehs.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Millenbruch,  Janice: 
Frankfort,  Home  Economics  Journalism. 


SECOND  ROW:  McNeill,  William  B:  Havensville,  Dairy  Manufac- 
turing, CYR,  Dairy  Club.  McPeak,  Garold  L:  Beloit,  Agricultural 
Engineering,  ASAE.  Meehan,  Mary  C:  Topeka,  English.  Meek, 
Patsy  C:  Shawnee  Mission,  Physical  Education,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
Phi  Alpha  Mu,  AWS  Coun.,  PHEMS  Pres.  S.E.A.,  Shawnee  Co.  Alumni 
Schs.,  Willard  Osbury  Memorial  Schs.  Meeks,  Charles  E:  Parsons, 
Animal  Husbandry,  FarmHouse  Chaplain,  Alpha  Zeta,  Alpha  Tau  Al- 
pha, Ag.  Coun.  Officer,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  Sears  Schs.  Meerpohl,  Judy  L: 
Manhattan,  Modern  Languages,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  V-Pres.,  Sigma 
Delta  Pi,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  SGA  Orientation  Comm.,  Union  Comm., 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Miller,  Carol  E:  Newton,  Home  Economics  Educa- 
tion. Miller,  Dallas  E:  Barberton,  Ohio,  Pre-Dentistry.  Miller,  Ed- 
ward P:  Prairie  Village,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta,  AVMA. 
Miller,  Karen  M:  Abilene,  Elementary  Education.  Miller,  Marshall 
F:  Mullinvi lie,  Feed  Science  and  Management.  Miller,  Robert  H: 
Wellington,  Agricultural  Economics,  Alpha  Omega  Pres.,  United  Stu- 
dents Party  Treas.,  CYR  Admin.  Asst.,  MPC.  Delegation  Leader, 
Wheat  State  Agr.  Club,  MUN  Delegation  Leader,  Ag.  Ec.  Club, 
Water  Sports  Club.  Miller,  Willard  A:  Garnett,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. 


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Seniors:   Mil-Mos 

TOP  ROW:Milleson,  Carolyn  R:  Abilene,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fash- 
ion Design,  Textiles  Research,  4-H,  S.E.A.,  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club, 
Women's  Bowling  Team.  Mills,  Randy  V:  Salina,  Business  Admin- 
istration, Phi  Delta  Theta  Pres.,  Pledge  Trainer.  Miner,  Dennis  L: 
Ness  City,  Music  Education.  Minter,  Robert  W:  Manhattan,  Veteri- 
nary Medicine,  AVMA.  Minturn,  Brian  N:  Baxter  Springs,  Business 
Administration.  Mishler,  Danny  D:  Sabetha,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing, Pi  Tau  Sigma  Pres.,  ASME,  Burgwin-Martin  Schs.,  Muchnic  Schs. 
Mitchell,  Timothy  W:  Bonner  Springs,  Accounting,  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha  Sec.  Ritualist,  Gamma  Theta  Upsilon,  Geography  Club,  CYD. 


SECOND  ROW:  Mock,  Sharon  K:  Wilsey,  Art    Moden,  Lloyd  D: 

Junction  City,  Agronomy,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Treas.  Schs.  Chm.,  A&S 
Honors  Program,  Soil  Judging  Team,  Wheat  State  Agr.  Club,  SCS, 
4-H.  Moews,  Robert  M:  Louisburg,  Music  Education,  MENC,  Phi 
Mu  Alpha  Sinfona,  Marching  Band,  Concert  Band,  Oratorio  Chorus, 
Newman  Club.  Mohrman,  Carolyn  K:  Byron,  Biological  Science, 
Alpha  Chi  Omega  Hist.,  CYR,  Clinic  Club,  WRA  Sec,  Union  Comm. 
Molinari,  Peter  L:  Livermore,  Calif.,  Business  Administration, 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Treas.,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Commerce  Coun.  Pres. 
Monahan,  Marcia  S:Manhattan,  Zoology.  Moore,  Janet  L:  Linn, 
Home  Economics  Education,  Clovia  Pledge  Class  Pres.,  Phi  Upsilon 
Omicron  Alumni  Chm.,  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club,  4-H,  S.E.A.,  Dean's 
Honor  Roll. 


THIRD  ROW:  Moore,  Judy  J:  Kackley,  Secondary  Education,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  A&S  Honors  Program,  R.A.,  S.E.A., 
Off-Campus  Women's  Assoc,  AVMA  Aux.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 
Moore,  Lyle  V:  Leavenworth,  Government.  Moore,  Philip  F: 
Wichita,  Pre-Law.  Moore,  Roger  L.  Elkhart,  Nuclear  Engineering, 
ANS,  Arapaho  Pres.  Pub.  Chm.,  Dorm  Governing  Bd.,  Engr.  Open 
House  Chm.,  Wesley  Found.,  VFW  Schs.  Morehouse,  Richard  W: 
Manchester,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Zeta,  AVMA,  Citizen  State 
Bank  Schs.,  Franklin  Schs.  Morgan,  Alice  P:  Arkansas  City,  Mathe- 
matics. Morgan,  Johnnie  L:  Garden  City,  Dietetics  and  Institutional 
Management,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Schs.  Chm.  Service  Chm.,  CYR,  Prof. 
Foods  Club. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Morgan,  Linda  M:  Hugoton,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Rec  Sec,  S.E.A.,  AWS.  Morris,  William  A: 
Augusta,  Architecture.  Morrow,  Janice  J:  Kansas  City,  Elementary 
Education,  Delta  Zeta  Jud.  Bd.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  MPC, 
Union  Comm.  Moser,  Michael  L:  Oakley,  Business  Administration. 
Mosier,  Linda  L:  Manhattan,  Elementary  Education.  Mosier,  Steven 
R:  Hoxie,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  AVMA,  Sigma  Theta 
Epsilon,  Union  Pacific  Schs.  Moss,  Max  R:  Hoxie,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, Acacia  Chaplain,  Alpha  Zeta,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Phi  Kappa  Phi, 
Blue  Key  V-Pres.,  Sr.  Class  Pres.,  AVMA  V-Pres.,  Christian  Church 
College  Class  Advisor,  Varsity  Basketball,  Athletic  Schs. 


Seniors:   Mou-Nel 


TOP  ROW:  Moulton,  Robert  E:  Elmhurst,  III.,  Business  Administration.  Mount, 
Sharon  A:  Polo,  III.,  Chemistry,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  ACS  Student  Affiliates, 
Union  Comm.,  King  Schs.  Mowry,  Darrell  E:  Garden  City,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. 


SECOND  ROW:  Mueller,  Barbara  L:  Hanover,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A. 
Munson,  Jerry  L:  Belleville,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma  Chi  Rush  Chm., 
IFC  Rep.,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Sigma  Tau,  Eta  Kappa  Nu.  IEEE  Sec,  Steel  Ring,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Blue  Key,  Student  Senator,  Engr.  Coun.,  Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club, 
Elk's  Schs.,  Munchich  Found.  Munyon,  Clair  A:  Bird  City,  Business  Administra- 
tion. 


THIRD  ROW:  Muret,  Jeanne  L:  Wmfield,  Home  Economics  Extension,  Clovia 
House  Mgr.,  4-H,  University  Ext.  Club  Sec.  Murphy,  James  P:  Abilene,  Agri- 
cultural Engineering.  Mustoe,  Martha  A:  Rexford,  Secondary  Education, 
Kappa  Delta,  Sec.  Rush  Chm.  Standards  Chm.  House  Coun.,  S.E.A.,  Oratorial 
Choir. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Myers,  Cecilia  J:  Hutchinson,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A., 
AWS  Rep.  Myers,  Charles  R:  Shawnee  Mission,  Architectural  Engineering, 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  V-Pres.  Sec,  CYR,  AIA.  Myers,  LaVerne  R:  Abilene, 
Dairy  Production,  Alpha  Zeta,  Dairy  Club  Reporter,  Dairy  Production  Judging 
Team,  Dairy  Cattle  Judging  Team,  Union  Pacific  Schs.,  Little  American  Royal 
Schs. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Myers,  Marilyn  S:  Alma,  History,  Women's  Recreation  Assoc, 
AWS,  Chapara|os,  Putnam  Schs.  Myers,  Steven  R:  Sterling,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Nagata,  Ronald  H:  Ninole,  Hawaii,  Architectural  Engineering. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Neal,  John  A:  Menlo,  Electrical  Engineering,  IEEE,  Sports  Car 
Club  Pres.  Neal,  Thomas  E:  Manhattan,  Civil  Engineering,  ASCE.  Nebgen, 
John  T:  Bern,  Civil  Engineering,  ASE,  Open  House  Chm.,  S.A.M.E.  Sec.  Treas., 
Scabbard  &  Blade,   Chi  Epsilon  Sec,   Sigma  Tau,    Dean's  Honor  Roll,   CYR. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Nebgen,  Judy  E.  Bern,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.,  4-H, 
Kappa  Phi.  Nelson,  Brian  B:  Manhattan,  English.  Nelson,  Gary  R:  Manhat- 
tan, Chemistry  and  Mathematics,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  MUN  Sec,  PTP  Sec, 
Amateur  Radio  Club,  CYR  Membership  Comm.,  Football  Mgr. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Nelson,  James  P:    Horton,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Nelson, 
Karen  S:   Wichita,  Community  Service,  Preschool  Education.  Nelson,  Merle 

F:    Bridgeport,  Agricultural  Economics. 


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Seniors:   Nel-Old 


TOP  ROW:  Nelson,  Samuel  C:  Courtland,  Animal  Husbandry.  Nelson, 
Sharon  L:  Herington,  Interior  Design.  Neville,  George  O:  Manhattan,  Elec- 
trical Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Newman,  David  R:  Derby,  Electrical  Engineering,  Liahona 
Fellowship.  Nichols,  Connie  V:  Osborne,  Elementary  Education.  Nichols, 
Robert  B:  Dallas,  Tex.,  Economics,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  Rec.  Sec,  CYR,  K- 
Club,  FCA,  Varsity  Football,  Athletic  Schs. 


THIRD  ROW:  Nicholson,  Rodney  D:  Wichita,  Electrical  Engineering,  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon  Pres.,  Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Varsity  Football,  Athletic  Schs.  Nieden- 
thal,  Linda  K:  Russell,  Sociology,  Smurthwaite  Fr.  Class  V-Pres.,  Kappa  lota 
Sigma,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Chimes  Treas.,  Mortar  Bd.,  A&S 
Honors  Program,  AWS  Standards  Bd.,  Union  Comm.  Sub-Chm.,  SGA  Comm., 
Concert  Band,  Pep  Band,  University  Chorus,  CYR,  PTP,  LSA  Treas.  Sec,  Put- 
nam Schs.,  Elks  Leadership  Schs.,  Masonic  Essay  Contest  Schs.  Nielson, 
Charles  C:  Parsons,  Chemical  Engineering,  Smith  Schs.  House  V-Pres.,  AICE 
Pres.  V-Pres.,  Engr.  Coun.,  K-State  Engineer  Features  Writer,  News  Editor, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Norberg,  John  E:  Shawnee  Mission, Physics.  Norman,  Reid 

L:  Scott  City,  Zoology.  Novosel,  John  M:  Kansas  City,  Secondary  Education, 
Sigma  Chi  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.,  Cat's  for  Curtains,  CYR,  HQ,  Newman  Club,  Var- 
sity Football,  Athletic  Schs. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Nuss,  Norman  P:  Russell,  Physical  Education.  Nuttelman, 
Robert  A:  Independence,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Sigma  Chi,  Sigma  Tau,  Engr. 
Honors  Program,  Steel  Ring,  ANS  V-Pres.,  Hertz  Engr.  Schs.  Nutter,  Douglas 
R:  Wichita,  Physical  Education. 


SIXTH    ROW:  Nwosu,  Nnakarame  A:  Nigeria,  Poultry  Science.  Oberhel- 

man,  Joline  F:  Independence,  Mo.,  Home  Economics,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec 
Teaching  Club,  Union  Comm.  Pub.  Sub-Chm.,  CYR,  A  Cappella  Choir,  Women's 
Glee  Club,  Whi-Purs,  UCCF,  Y-O,  MPC.  Ochampaugh,  Clifford:  St.  George, 
Applied  Music,  A.G.O.,  Phi  Mu  Alpha,  Varsity  Glee  Club,  Madrigals,  Inter- 
collegiate Music  Coun. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Ochampaugh,  Lucille:  St.  George,  Elementary  Education, 
S.E.A.  Odell,  Ronald  O:  Sedgwick,  Animal  Husbandry.  Ogle,  Sherman  F: 

Salina,  Mathematics,  AFROTC,  Newman  Club. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Oke,  Susan  M:  Leawood,  Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega 
V-Pres.  Pledge  Class  V-Pres.,  Angel  Flight  V-Pres.,  Little  Sisters  of  Minerva 
Sec,  Pershing  Rifles  Honorary,  Military  Ball  Queen,  St.  Patricia  Finalist,  S.E.A. 
V.-Pres.  Bd.  Mgr.,  Panhel  Rep.,  Interdorm  Coun.  Union  Comm.  Okudo, 
Chukwuzubelu:  Nigeria,  Animal  Husbandry.  Oldham,  Larry  S:  Topeka, 
Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA. 


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Seniors:   Ole-Par 


TOP  ROW:  O'Leary,  Richard  H:  Independence,  Architecture,  AIA, 
PTP,  Alpha  Phi  Omega.  Oleen,  Judy  A:  Falun,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Olivier,  Donna  L:  Danville,  Community  Service,  Pre- 
school Education,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Soc.  Chm.  Standards  Chm.,  Fam.  & 
Child  Dev.  Club,  Act.  Chm.,  Alpha  Lambda  Nu,  Sweetheart  of  Sigma 
Chi,  Newman  Club  Programs  Chm.  Olmstead,  Robert  E:  Junction 
City,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Olsen,  Aldan  S:  Salt  Lake,  Utah, 
Animal  Husbandry.  Olson,  Judith  A:  Riley,  Elementary  Education. 
Olson,  Keith  F:  Hopkins,  Minn.,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Straube 
Schs.  House,  ASME,  CYR,  Circle  K. 


THIRD  ROW:  Overley,  Vickie  J:  Speed,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Delta  Phi,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  S.E.A.,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  4-H,  Prof. 
Foods  Club,  AWS  Rules  Conv.,  Womens  Glee  Club,  University  Chorus, 
RWF,  Kappa  Phi  Pledge  Class  Chaplain,  Finance  Comm.,  Farm  Bu- 
reau Schs.,  Ford  Motor  Schs.  for  National  4-H  Achievement  Winner. 
Owen,  Gary  D:  Dighton,  Civil  Engineering,  Chi  Epsilon,  Arnold  Air 
Society,  ASCE,  Band,  Glee  Club,  Brass  Choir,  RWF.  Oyama,  Theo- 
dore I:  Honolulu,  Hawaii,  Architecture.  Paddock,  Garry  O:  Mound 
City,  Animal  Husbandry.  Pankratz,  Marilyn  K:  Wichita,  Physical 
Therapy,  Delta  Zeta  AWS  Rep.,  CYR,  PTP,  Furthering  Ed.  Grant  Schs. 
Pannbacker,  Beth  M:  Washington,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Man- 
agement, Alpha  Xi  Delta  Chaplain,  Prof.  Foods  Club  Pres.  Paradis, 
Ronald  E:   Topeka,  Speech. 


SECOND  ROW:  Onyia,  Kenneth  N:  Nigeria,  Veterinary  Medicine, 
Soccer  Club.  Opdycke,  Kenneth  K:  Hutchinson,  Architectural  Engi- 
neering, Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Pres.,  AIA,  CYR.  Orth,  Janice  M:  St. 
Francis,  Business  Administration,  Alpha  Xi  Delta,  CYR,  Water  Sports 
Club,  Whi-Purs.  Osborn,  Elizabeth  A:  Topeka,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Oswald,  Robert  L:  Greeley,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Otte, 
Myrna  M:  Great  Bend,  Music  Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Corres. 
Sec.  Song  Leader,  4-H  Song  Leader,  MENC,  Wesley  Found.  Overley, 
Gary  S:  Speed,  Agricultural  Economics,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon  V-Pres. 
Pledge  Trainer,  Ag.  Ec.  Club  Pres.  V-Pres.  Sec,  Ag.  Coun.,  4-H. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Parker,  Ralph  M:  Wellington,  Architecture.  Par- 
ker, Rosanne  M:  Wichita,  Secondary  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Pi, 
S.E.A.,  NCTM,  BSU  Enlistment  Chm.,  Devotions  Chm.  Parker,  Suz- 
anne:Clearwater,  Music  Education,  CYR,  MENC,  Women's  Glee 
Club.  Parks,  Janice  L:  Overland  Park,  Sociology,  Kappa  Alpha 
Theta  Schs.  Chm.  House  Mgr.,  HQ  Dir.,  Kappa  lota  Sigma,  KSU 
"Honor''  Schs.  Parks,  William  L:  Minneapolis,  Pre-Law.  Parsons, 
Lynn  K:  Emporia,  English.  Parsons,  Steven  D:  Hunter,  Mathematics, 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  V-Pres.  Sec.  Pledge  Trainer,  CYR,  Chemistry  Grant, 
Frontier  Chem.  Co.  Schs. 


441 


Seniors:   Pat-Phi 

TOP  ROW:  Patry,  James  D:  Hillsboro,  Agricultural  Education, 
NVATA,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  FFA,  Klod  &  Kernel  Klub,  Newman  Club. 
Patterson,  Randy  B:  Bethel,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Patton,  Janet 
L:  Chase,  Home  Economics  Extension,  Clovia  V-Pres.  Pledge  Trainer 
Social  Chm.  Song  Leader,  RA.,  4-H  Sec.  Corres.  Sec,  University  Ext. 
Club,  Ks.  Home  Ec.  Advisory  Comm.  Schs.,  Harry  Darby  4-H  Found. 
Schs.,  Miss  Lyons  Pepsi  Schs.  Patton,  Patricia  A:  Galena,  Home 
Economics  Education,  Clovia  V-Pres.  Treas.  Song  Leader  Chaplain, 
Schs.  Chm.,  Mortar  Bd.  Hist.,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  Pres.,  Omicron  Nu, 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Home  Ec.  Honors  Program, 
Home  Ec.  Masters  Degree  Pro|ect,  General  Home  Ec.  Club  Pres., 
Home  E.  Coun.,  Home  Ec.  Hosp.  Day  Programs  Chm.,  4-H  V-Pres., 
Kansas  4-H  in  Review,  Asst.  Ed.,  Women's  Glee  Club,  A.G.O.,  S.E.A., 
Social  Coordinating  Coun.,  Religious  Coun.  Sec,  UCCF,  Dean's  Hon- 
or Roll,  Montgomery  Ward  Nat'l  Home  Ec.  4-H  Schs.,  Kansas  Elks 
Club  "Most  Valuable  Student''  Schs.,  Danforth  Outstanding  Home 
Ec.  College  Sr.  Summer  Award.  Pearce,  Cecil  W:  Wallace,  Music 
Education,  Acacia  Song  Leader,  Chaplain,  Phi  Mu  Alpha,  Ag.  Ec. 
Club  Corres.  Sec,  Men's  Varsity  Glee  Club  Pres.,  A  Cappella  Choir, 
Madrigal  Singers,  K-State  Players,  Fr.  Track.  Pearson,  Wayne  A: 
Concordia,  Music  Education,  Smith  Schs.  House,  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sin- 
fonia  V-Pres.  Sec,  MENC,  RWF,  Presbyterian  Church  Music  Schs., 
Dept.  of  Music  Schs.  Peirce,  Stephen  W:  Hutchinson,  Philosophy 
and  Secondary  Education. 

SECOND  ROW:  Peltier,  Sharon  A:  Concordia,  Modern  Languages, 
Newman  Club  Sec,  Pep  Club.  Pember,  Duane  R:  Ness  City,  Ani- 
mal Husbandry.  Pember,  Sharon  A:    Ness  City,  Home  Economics 


Education.  Penner,  Jeanene  S:  Hutchinson,  Elementary  Education. 
Penner,  Maurice  D:  Newton,  Feed  Science  And  Management, 
Sjraube  Schs.  House  Soc  Chm.  House  Mgr.,  Alpha  Mu  Pres.,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Orientation  Leader,  K-State  Fair  Booth  Rep., Milling  Assn.  Pres., 
Ag.  Science  Day  Co-Chm.,  Mennonite  Fellowship,  Harvey  E.  Yantis 
Memorial  Schs.  Perk,  Wayne  L:  Clarendon  Hills,  III.,  Technical 
Journalism  and  Business  Administration,  K-Key,  Sigma  Delta  Chi 
Treas.,  CYR,  Collegian  Adv.  Mgr.,  University  Ed.  Collegian  Bus.  Mgr., 
Assoc.  Collegiate  Press  Delegate.  Perry,  Jack  L:  Little  River,  Bacter- 
iology, Delta  Tau  Delta,  Newman  Club. 

THIRD  ROW:  Perry,  James  C:  Herington,  Physical  Education. 
Perschbacher,  Elmer:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Architecture.  Petersen,  Rod- 
ney D:  Republic,  Physical  Education,  Alpha  Tau  Omega  Intramural 
Chm.,  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa,  Union  Comm.,  Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club, 
S.E.A.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Peterson,  Frederick:  Marquette,  Sec- 
ondary Education,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Zoology  Club.  Peterson, 
Garth  L:  Monument,  Veterinary  Medicine,  FarmHouse  IFC  Rep.,  Stu- 
dent Senate,  Pre-Vet  Club  V-Pres.,  AVMA,  CYD,  United  Student  Party 
Athletic  Coun.  Liaison  Member,  Soil  Conservation  Schs.  Peterson, 
Leland  M:  Humboldt,  Electrical  Engineering.  Peterson,  Patricia  L: 
Topeka,  Elementary  Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Asst.  Rush  Chm.  Sr. 
Panhel.  Rep.,  Homecoming  Queen  Finalist. 

BOTTOM  ROW:  Peterson,  Orville  M:  Bazaar,  Agronomy.  Peter- 
son, Ronald  L:  Clifton,  Electrical  Engineering.  Petri,  Raymond  L: 
Waverly,  Iowa,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Pfanenstiel,  Anna  M:  Salina, 
Medical  Technology.  Pfanenstiel,  Richard:  Salina,  Pre-Law.  Pfuetze, 
Robert  B:  Manhattan,  Chemistry.  Phillips,  Charles  R:  Ridgefield, 
N.J.,  Agronomy,  Pershing  Rifles,  CAR  Coun.,  SCF. 


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TOP  ROW:  Piatt,  Cheryl  R:  Wichita,  Bacteriology,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma. 
Piatt,  Joel  D:  Hutchinson,  History,  Delta  Tau  Delta.  Pierce,  Patricia  A:  Tur- 
key, English,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  Frat.  Ed.,  Union  Comm. 


SECOND  ROW:  Pilger,  Shelia  R:  Sharon  Springs,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation, Delta  Zeta,  Schs.  Act.  Standards  Rush  Chm.,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron 
V-Pres.,  Omicron  Nu  Corres.  Sec,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Home  Ec. 
Clubs,  Student  Health  Comm.  Chm.,  S.E.A.,  Kappa  Phi,  Home  Ec.  Honors  Pro- 
gram, Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Union  Pacific  Schs.  Pimple,  Michael  R:  Olpe, 
Electrical  Engineering,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  IEEE.  Pine,  Stanley  W:  Manhattan, 
Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Pinkerton,  Shirley  A:  Wichita,  Elementary  Education,  Delta 
Delta  Delta,  S.E.A.  Pinkston,  Glenn  W:  Manhattan,  Business  Administration. 
Pitman,  Leroy  E:   Kingman,  Business  Administration,  CYD,  Newman  Club. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Plant,  Catherine:  Wichita,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A., 
AWS,  Student  Health  Aid,  Orchestra,  Elk's  Club  Tuition  Schs.,  Kiwanis  Club 
General  Schs.  Plant,  William  J:  Wichita,  Physics,  AIP,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  General  Schs.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Piatt,  Paul  C:  Overland  Park, 
Secondary  Education,  CYR,  S.E.A.,  UCCF. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Ploger,  James  R:  Kinsley,  Business  Administration.  Plummer, 
Elvera  A:  Blaine,  Elementary  Education.  Pohlman,  Jeanne  L:  Salina,  Ele- 
mentary Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Panhel.  Rep.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Poison,  Pamela  J:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Chimes,  Student 
Senate  Corres.  Sec,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  Union  Comm.  Chm.,  UGB,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 
Poma,  Louis  L:  Pagosa  Springs,  Colo.,  Business  Administration,  Delta  Tau 
Delta.  Powell,  Cora  S:    Partridge,  Geography. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Powell,  Dennis  L:  Salt  Lake,  Utah,  Elementary  Education, 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Pres.  Rush  Chm.  Song  Leader,  NEA,  Student  Broadcasters. 
Powell,  Douglas  E:  Abilene,  Business  Administration,  Phi  Delta  Theta  Rush 
Chm.,  Scabbard  &  Blade,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  DMS,  Sr.  Class  Treas.,  Commerce 
Coun.,UPC  Chm.HQ,  K-State  Players,  Marching  Band.  Power,  Virginia  A: 
Mission,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta,  K-Stepper,  AWS,  S.E.A. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Prasad,  Yalamachi  J:    India,  Industrial  Engineering.  Pra- 
ther,  Jerry  D:   Topeka,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Preheim,  Sally  R:   Hurley, 

Art,  Alpha  Chi  Omega. 


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TOP  ROW:  Presnal,  Glade  C:  Goddard,  Government.  Preston, 
Dale  L:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Zoology.  Price,  Carl  B:  Topeka,  Account- 
ing, Phi  Delta  Theta  Schs.  Chm.,  SGA  Treas.,  IFC  Exec.  Coun.,  Flying 
Club.  Price,  Nellie  E:  Liberty,  Zoology.  Primrose,  Herbert  D:  Clay 
Center,  Art,  CYR,  Judo  Club,  MPC.  Printz,  Edward  M:  Englewood, 
N.J.,  Radio  and  Television  Speech,  Sigma  Chi  Pledge  Class  Pres.  IFC 
Rep.,  Alpha  Epsilon  Rho  Sec.  Treas.,  Station  Manager  KSDB-FM,  HQ 
Publicity  Chm.,  Dance  Comm.  Pritz,  Wayne  L:  Lincolnville,  Mechan- 
ical Engineering,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Sec.  Magazine  Corres.,  Sigma 
Tau  Hist.,  Pi  Tau  Sigma  Sec,  Arnold  Air  Society,  ASME,  AIAA,  BSU, 
Trane  Schs.,  MayTag  Schs. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ratcliff,  Karen  L:  Morganville,  Sociology.  Ratliff, 
Billy  D:  Wichita,  Physical  Education,  Phi  Delta  Theta  Pledge  Trainer, 
Intramural  Chm.,  Varsity  Swimming.  Ray,  Terry  L:  Kansas  City,  Feed 
Science  and  Management.  Rea,  Roger  U:  Halstead,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation, Smith  Schs.  House  Pres.  Treas.  Sec,  ACS,  Kappa  Delta  Pi, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll,  CYR,  S.E.A.,  MPC.  Recob,  Ernest  A:  Wichita, 
Secondary  Education.  Redlinger,  Jacob  F:  Mission,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing, ASCE,  Dean's  List,  Water  Sports  Club,  Newman  Club,  Rowing 
Team.   Redmon,   Larry  D:  Parsons,   History,  Phi  Alpha  Theta,  RWF. 


SECOND  ROW:  Pyle,  E.  M.:  Kingsdown,  Agricultural  Economics. 
Randle,  Dorothy  A:  Pratt,  Art,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Delta  Phi  Delta  Pres., 
Tau  Sigma  Delta  Sec,  Phi  Alpha  Mu  V-Pres.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
AVMA  Aux.,  Honors  Program,  MA-3  Program.  Randle,  William  C: 
Pratt,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA  Jardine  Mayor.  Raney,  Leland 
W:  Garnett,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  ANS  Sec.  Ransopher, 
Eileen  M:  Clifton,  Secondary  Education,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Coun.,  New- 
man Club.  Ransopher,  John  H:  Clyde,  Business  Administration. 
Ransopher,  Milo:  Manhattan,  Social  Science. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Reece,  Dixie  J:  Mankato,  Community  Service,  Pre- 
school Education.  Reed,  Donald  L:  Hutchinson,  Mathematics.  Reedy, 
Stephen  L:  Hanover,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho 
Rush  Chm.,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  Ag.  Ec.  Club  V-Pres. 
Sec,  Newman  Club.  Reeves,  James  H:  Hutchinson,  Architecture. 
Regier,  Katherine  M:  Newton,  Home  Economics  Teaching.  Reid, 
Richard  D:  Holyrood,  Business  Administration.  Reid,  Shirley  J: 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Home  Economics. 


Seniors:   Rei-Ric 


TOP  ROW:  Reimer,  Donald  E:  Cimarron,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Phi  Kappa 
Theta  Pres.,  ASME,  Engr.  Coun.  Soph.  Rep.,  Union  Comm.,  Newman  Club, 
CYD.  Reiter,  Michael  J:  Kingman,  Electrical  Engineering,  Smith  Schs.  House, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll,  IEEE.  Rensenhouse,  Nina  S:  Shawnee  Mission,  Modern 
Languages. 


SECOND  ROW:  Reppert,  Joseph  R:  Anna,  III.,  Technical  Journalism,  Beta 
Theta  Pi  Soc.  Chm.,  Sigma  Delta  Chi  Pres.,  Collegian  Bus.  Mgr.,  K-Key  Awards. 
Resley,  Vicki  A:  Russell,  Accounting,  CYD,  Newman  Club.  Reynolds,  Robert 
R:    Manhattan,  Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Reynolds,  Steven  K:  Fredonia,  Agricultural  Education.  Rhoads, 
David  A:  Wamego,  Secondary  Education.  Rhodes,  Thomas  W:  Kansas  City, 
Accounting,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  Corres.  Sec.  Hist.,  Wesley  Found. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Rice,  Kirke  W:  Ft.  Scott,  Architecture.  Rice,  Terrence  S:  Val- 
ley Falls,  Agronomy,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Wheat  State  Agr.  Club  V-Pres.,  Ag. 
Coun.  Rep.,  Ext.  Club,  4-H,  Judging  Teams,  Union  Pacific  Schs.,  Allied  Chem. 
Schs.  Rich,  Charles  L:  Michigan  Valley,  Animal  Husbandry. 


Seniors  find  food  plentiful    at  the  fall  picnic  in  Warner  Park.  Ar- 
ranged by  class  officers,  the  senior  picnic  was  the  first  organized  in 


recent   years   and    was  the   tip-off   event   for   the   many   activities 
financed  through  the  sale  of  class  activity  cards  to  senior  students. 


Seniors:   Ric-Rog 


TOP  ROW:  Richard,  Barbara  K:  Miltonvale,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Richard,  William  E:  Emporia,  Chemical  Engineering,  Phi  Eta  Sigma  V-Pres., 
Sigma  Tau  Treas.,  Steel  Ring,  Engr.  Open  House  Pub.  Chm.,  AlChE  Pres.,  Engr. 
Coun.,  Schs.  House.  Richardson,  Julia:  Norton,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma. 


SECOND  ROW:  Richel,  Linda  A:  Topeka,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts, 
Kappa  Delta  Good  Grooming  Chm.,  RA.,  Home  Ec.  Art  Club,  Women's  Glee, 
Oratorio  Choir,  IPC  Rep.,  CYR.  Rickenbacher,  Pattie:  Prairie  Village,  Com- 
munity Service,  Preschool  Education,  Chi  Omega  Hist.  Soc.  Chm.,  FCD  Club, 
CYR,  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  Sweetheart.  Ridgway,  Richard  B:  Ellis,  Speech. 


THIRD  ROW:  Riedl,  Don  L:  Cozad,  Neb.,  Chemical  Engineering.  Riedl,  Pat- 
rick H:  Otis,  Electrical  Engineering.  Riemann,  Donald  L:  Edmond,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering,  Phi  Kappa  Theta  V-Pres.  Rush  Chm.  Exec.  Coun.  Intramural 
Chm. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Riemann,  Jerald  A:  Claflin,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha 
Gamma  Rho,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Ag.  Coun.  Rep.,  Block  &  Bridle,  4-H,  Ag.  Ed. 
Club,  Livestock  &  Wool  Judging  Teams,  N.  T.  Veatch  Schs.  Riemann,  Marlin 
J:  Claflin,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho  Chaplain,  Alpha  Tau 
Alpha,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  Block  &  Bridle,  4-H,  Martin  K.  Ebg.  Schs.  Ringel,  Clark 
D:  Alma,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Rinkenberger,  Robert:  Overland  Park,  Pre-Medicme.  Rippey, 
Gertrude  F:  Wichita,  Elementary  Education.  Roark,  Sandra  L:  Shawnee  Mis- 
sion, Radio  and  Television  and  Home  Economics,  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Home  Ec. 
Coun.,  Union  Comm.,  AWS  Rep.,  Religious  Coun. 


SIXTH   ROW:   Roberson,   Sharon   P:   Arkansas  City,   Secondary   Education. 
Roberts,  Katherine  J:  Dekalb,  III.,  Modern  Languages.  Robertson,  Arthur  J: 

Pittsburg,  Mathematics. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Robinson,  Jannette  S:  Nahville,  Home  Economics  Extension, 
Alpha  Delta  Pi  Treas.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  Treas.,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Uni- 
versity Ext.,  USC,  Honors  Schs.  Robinson,  James  M:  Kansas  City,  Sociology. 
Robinson,  Larry  W:  Harveyville,  Wildlife  Conservation,  Wildlife  Society  V- 
Pres. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Rock,  Anthony  R:  Junction  City,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Rogers,  Frank  A:  Augusta,  Business  Administration.  Rogers,  Marvin  R:  Con- 
cordia, Mechanical  Engineering,  Smith  Schs.  House,  Sigma  Tau  V-Pres.,  Pi  Tau 
Sigma,  ASME,  Jr.  M.  E.  Assembly  V-Pres.,  M.E.  Exec.  Coun.,  Texaco  Schs. 


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TOP  ROW:  Rogers,  Patricia  L:  Valley  Center,  Chemistry.  Rogers, 
Phyllis  J:  Alta  Vista,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Root, 
Jon  R:  Ellsworth,  Art,  Beta  Sigma  Psi  Exec.  Coun.,  Gamma  Delta. 
Rork,  Edward  L:  Mulvane,  Business  Administration,  Smith  Schs. 
House,  Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club,  Marching  Band  Properties  Mgr., 
RA.,  MUN  Sec.  Staff.  Rose,  Daniel  W:  Haviland,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine, AVMA.  Rosenblatt,  Lewis:  Tenafly,  N.  J.,  Zoology.  Rosen- 
kranz,  Susan  L:  Pratt,  Technical  Journalism,  Gamma  Phi  Beta,  Col- 
legian Staff,  CYR. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ruhnke,  Bonnie  R:  Troy,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion 
Design,  Textiles,  Research,  Clothing  Tex.  Club.  Rundell,  Grover  C: 
Stafford,  Agricultural  Eingineering,  ASAE.  Saines,  Nicoletta:  Leaven- 
worth, Secondary  Education.  Salisbury,  Stanley  A:  Wichita, 
Psychology.  Sanders,  Linda  P:  Topeka,  Home  Economics  Education, 
Alpha  Chi  Omega  Act.  Chm.,  Omicron  Nu  Rec.  Sec,  Phi  Upsilon 
Omicron  Soc.  Chm.,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club, 
Clothing  &  Tex.  Club,  S.E.A.  Adv.  Bd.,  Union  Comm.  AWS  Service 
Comm.  Sanders,  Thomas  B:  Prairie  Village,  Horticulture.  Saven, 
David  E:  Manhattan,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ross,  Franklin  H:  Jewell,  Pre-Medicme,  Smith  Sch: 
House,  Clinic  Club.  Ross,  Tweed  W:  Manhattan,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Roth,  Lloyd  G:  Hays,  Architectural  Engineering.  Rowe,  Tim- 
othy J:  Oskaloosa,  Animal  Husbandry.  Rowland,  James  N:  Junc- 
tion City,  Mathematics,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Alumni  Chm.,  Phi  Eta  Sigma, 
German  Club,  SGB,  Putnam  Schs.  Roy,  Michael  L:  Newton,  Chem- 
istry. Ruckert,  Dennis  W:  Chase,  Electrical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Scanland,  Judith  A:  Hutchinson,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Schaffel,  Lewis:  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Government.  Schanefelt, 
Robert  V:  Manhattan,  Flour  Science  and  Management.  Scheele, 
John  O:  Riley,  Animal  Husbandry,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Jr.  Sr.  Live- 
stock Judging  Team.  Schiffner,  Glenn  D:  Colby,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Schimke,  Thomas  O:  Leavenworth,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing, Dean's  Honor  Roll,  ASME.  Schimmels,  Doris  D:  Manhattan, 
Elementary  Education,  S.E.A. 


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TOP  ROW:  Schlosser,  Bruce  E:  Kansas  City,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Schmanke,  Kenneth  P:  Alta  Vista,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Schmidler,  Marcy  L:  Hutchinson,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A., 
Sigma  Alpha  Eta,  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Schmidt,  RaeDene:  Syracuse, 
Pre-Medicine,  Smurthwaite  Pres.,  A&S  Coun.,  KSUARH  Sec.  Treas., 
Clinic  Club  Sec.  Treas.  Schneider,  Virginia:  Ellsworth,  Elementary 
Education.  Schneikart,  Paul  E:  Kansas  City,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Schnell,  James  C:  Beloit,  History. 


SECOND  ROW:  Schoen,  Rose  M:  Beloit,  Elementary  Education. 
Schoenbeck,  James  E:  Junction  City,  Business  Administration,  Beta 
Sigma  Psi.  Schoenbeck,  Karen  S:  Junction  City,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation, Gamma  Phi  Beta,  S.E.A.,  K-Stepper.  Schornick,  Robert  E: 
Yates  Center,  Agronomy.  Schroder,  John  W:  Lancaster,  Agronomy, 
FarmHouse  Rec.Sec.  Parliamentarian,  IFC  Rep.  IPC  Rep.,  Alpha  Zeta, 
Gamma  Sigma  Delta  Soph.  Honor  Award,  Blue  Key,  CYR,  Ag.  Hon- 
ors Program,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  ASA,  Nat'l  Pres.,  Tribunal  Chancel- 
lor, TAB,  Ag.  Coun.  ASA  Nat'l  Convention  Delegate,  Agr.  Club  Pres. 
V-Pres.,  4-H,  FFA,  MPC,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  UCCF,  EUB,  Nat'l  Agr.  Ex- 
temporaneous Speech  Contest  Winner,  Wander  McVey  Schs.,  Plair 
Schs.,  Blue  Key  Schs.,  Consumers  Cooperative  Schs.,  Danforth  Schs. 
Schrag,  Donnie  D:  McPherson,  Secondary  Education,  Nat'l  Museum 

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IMC,  Mennonite  Fellowship.  Schrater,  Gerald  D:  Utica,  Veterinary 
Medicine,  AVMA. 


THIRD  ROW:  Schreiner,  Leslie  A:  Douglass,  Elementary  Education. 
Schrick,  Donald  F:  Nortonville,  Agricultural  Economics.  Schrock, 
Ivan  R:  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA.  Schruben,  Dale 
L:  Manhattan,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Sigma  Tau,  ANS,  CSS  Pres. 
Schrunk,  Judy  K:  Arvada,  Colo.,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Schuessler,  James  C:  Junction  City,  Agricultural  Economics.  Schuk- 
man,  Larry  J:  Almena,  Physical  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Schultz,  Janet  L:  Trousdale,  Elementary  Education, 
S.E.A.,  Kappa  Phi  First  V-Pres.  Schultz,  Ronald  W:  Manhattan,  Ag- 
ricultural Education.  Schulz,  Kathleen  M:  Vesper,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Schupp,  Iva  L:  Benton,  Home  Economics  Education,  Delta 
Zeta  Corres.  Sec,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  R.A.,  4-H,  BCTA 
Schs.,  Watkins  4-H  Schs.  Schwant,  Eldon  W.  Blaine,  Agronomy. 
Schwartzkopf,  Olga  E:  Ransom,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design, 
Textiles  Research,  Delta  Zeta  Panhel  Rep.,  Omicron  Nu  V-Pres.,  Phi 
Upsilon  Omicron,  S.E.A.,  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club  Pres.,  First  Nat'l  Bank 
Schs.  Schwarz,  Gretchen  C:  Wichita,  Accounting,  Kappa  Delta  V- 
Pres.,  CYD,  Union  Comm.,  Newman  Club. 


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TOP  ROW:  Schwerdtfeger,  Clair:  Ellsworth,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Scott, 
Joan  E:  Topeka,  Secondary  Education.  Scott,  Kenneth  M:  Kalvesta,  Geog- 
raphy, Alpha  Kappa  Lambda,  NEA,  Williston  Club,  Varsity  Wrestling,  Judo 
Club,  Athletic  Schs. 


SECOND  ROW:  Scott,  Nancy  J:  Wichita,  Home  Economics  Education,  Delta 
Delta  Delta  V-Pres.  Pledge  Trainer,  Union  Comm.,  RA.,  Home  Ec.  Teaching 
Club,  S.E.A.,  MPC,  Dorm  Judicial  Bd.,  Triangle  Sweetheart.  Scott,  Phyllis  I: 
Brewster,  Elementary  Education.  Scott,  Thomas  W:  Chanute,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Seibel,  Douglas  C:  Oakley,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Seidel, 
Lawrence  D:  McPherson,  Business  Administration.  Selbe,  William  L:  Kansas 
City,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  Pledge  Trainer,  Honors  Pro- 
gram, ANS,  K-Club,  Track  Co-Capt.,  Athletic  Schs. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Seltman,  Marjorie  L:  Wichita,  Physical  Education,  KAGPER, 
AAHPER,  S.E.A.,  Figure  Toning,  Swimming,  Social  Dance  Instructor,  Bowling 
League,  Frog  Club.  Shaffer,  Martie  R:  Overland,  Elementary  Education,  Delta 
Zeta  Intermurals  Chm.,  Guard,  Union  Comm.  Shaffer,  William  J:  Simpson, 
Government. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Shah,  Kanaiyalal  G:  India,  Chemical  Engineering,  India  Assoc. 
Shah,  Niranjan  C:  India,  Mechanical  Engineering,  India  Assoc.  Auditor. 
Shambaugh,  Linda  K:  Longmont,  Colo.,  Medical  Technology. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Shank,  Luanne  R:  Wichita,  Home  Economics  Education,  Alpha 
Chi  Omega  Pledge  Class  Pres.  AWS  Rep.  Warden  Honor  Pledge,  S.E.A.  Pres., 
KSTA  Pres.  V-Pres.,  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club,  Whi-Purs,  AWS,  PTA  Schs.  Sharp, 
Marvin  W:  Junction  City,  Business  Administration.  Shaw,  Beryl  A:  South  Mis- 
sion, Mathematics,  Kappa  Delta  Pres.  V-Pres.  Hist.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  Pres., 
Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Mortar  Bd.  Ed.,  Student  Senate,  Ks.  Conf.  on 
Higher  Ed.  Chm.,  Union  Comm.  Sub-Chm.,  Student  Health  Comm.,  S.E.A.,  Put- 
nam Schs.  V-Pres.  Hist.,  Mortar  Bd.  Schs.  Award,  Phi  Alpha  Mu  Schs.  Award. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Shawver,  Norman  T:  Wichita,  Business  Administration, 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon,  IFC  Rep.,  Varsity  Swimming  Team.  Sheehan,  Richard 
V:  Baldwin,  N.Y.,  Geology.  Shelton,  Katherine  E:  Topeka,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Sheppard,  Robert  A:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Business  Administra- 
tion, Arnold  Air  Society,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Sherer,  George  L:  Mullinville, 
Landscape  Architecture,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  Pledge  Trainer,  Sgt.-at-Arms,  IFC 
Rep.,  Social  Chm.,  Varsity  Men's  Glee  Club,  AIA,  ASLA.  Sherer,  Jane  A:  Mul- 
linville, Interior  Design,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  V-Pres.  Pledge  Trainer  Outstanding 
Initiate,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  AID,  Home  Ec.  Coun.  V-Pres.,  Dorm  Officer,  In- 
terior Design  Club,  Union  Comm.,  Farm  Bureau  Schs.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll, 
Honors  Program. 


Seniors:   She-Slo 


TOP  ROW:  Shetlar,  James  F:  Conway  Springs,  Pre-Mediane,  4-H,  Clinic  Club, 
Wesley  Found.,  King  Chem.  Schs.,  Boyer  Trust  Schs.  Shields,  Donald  W: 
Lindsborg,  Flour  Science  Management.  Shier,  Ann  M:  Gypsum,  English,  Alpha 
Chi  Omega  First  V-Pres.  Intramurals  Chm.,  S.E.A.,  WRA,  Union  Comm. 


SECOND  ROW:  Shivers,  Robert  A:  Holton,  Mathematics,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
Sec,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Shosa,  Dale  W:  Littleton,  N.H.,  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Shrack,  Phillip  S:    Pratt,  Agricultural  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Shulda,  Karen  K:  Belleville,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Al- 
pha Theta  Schs.  Chm.,  S.E.A.  Shultz,  Cletus  E:  Hutchinson,  Technical  Journ- 
alism. Shuman,  Michael  L:  Sharon  Springs,  Entomology. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Shuyler,  Kent  D:  Alden,  Agricultural  Education,  Alpha 
Zeta,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Ag.  Ed.  Club,  Hoedowners.  Siebert,  William  J:  Hills- 
boro,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Sim,  James  R:  Lakin,  Electrical  Engineering. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Simms,  Douglas  G:  Republic,  Feed  Science  and  Management, 
Alpha  Phi  Omega  Rec.  Sec,  Milling  Assoc.  Simms,  Roger  K:  Republic, 
Speech.  Simpson,  Carol  J:  Milton,  Psychology. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Simpson,  Sherry  L:  Dodge  City,  Home  Economics  Education, 
Smurthwaite,  Omicron  Nu,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Interest  Group  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.  Sims,  Michael  E:  Hutchinson,  Business 
Administration.  Sinisi,  Matthew  F:  West  New  York,  N.J.,  Physical  Education. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Sisk,  William  V:  Bethany,  Mo.,  Zoology.  Sivage,  Carl  B: 
Cody,  Wyo.,  Pre-Medicine.  Skinner,  James  A:  Manhattan,  Feed  Science  and 
Management,  Alpha  Mu,  Milling  Assoc. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Skoch,  Leroy  V:Powhattan,  Feed  Science  and  Management, 
Straube  Schs.  House,  Alpha  Mu  Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Milling  Assoc.  Sec.  Treas., 
Ag.  Coun.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Newman  Club,  Union  Pacific  Schs.  Skonberg, 
Irene  S:  Randolph,  Music  Education,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  Warden  Alumni  Sec, 
Concert  Band,  JWE,  Women's  Glee  Club,  MENC,  4-H,  Pep  Band,  Kappa  Phi, 
Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Sloan,  David  E:  Kingman,  Mechanical  Engineering,  Sigma 
Phi  Epsilon  Alumni  Rel.  Chm.  Newsletter  Ed. 


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Seniors:  Slo-Sta 


TOP  ROW:  Sloan,  Kathleen  A:  Hiawatha,  Modern  Languages.  Slo- 
cum,  Sharon  L:  Seneca,  Music  Education,  Kappa  Delta  Membership 
Chm.  Ed.  Song  Leader,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon,  MENC,  Girl's  Glee  Club,  A 
Cappella  Choir,  K-State  Singers.  Smith,  Barry  D:  Kansas  City,  Busi- 
ness Administration,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  Treas.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Phi 
Kappa  Phi,  Commerce  Coun.  V-Pres.,  Tribunal,  Donald  McGregor 
Schs.  Smith,  Gordon  E:  Mount  Hope,  Secondary  Education.  Smith, 
Harold  J:  Hutchinson,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Smith,  Janis  V: 
Eureka,  Business  Administration.  Smith,  Paul  D:  Kansas  City, 
Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Snyder,  Gordon  E:  Sabetha,  Art,  Sigma  Chi,  AID  V- 
Pres.,  Arnold  Air  Society,  Continental  Oil  Co.  Schs.  Socolofsky, 
Harold  E:  Ramona,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Arnold  Air  Society  Pres., 
ANS,  RWF.  Soder,  Jon  D:  Wichita,  Economics.  Soeken,  Merle  A: 
Claflin,  Agricultural  Education,  Beta  Sigma  Psi  Pres.  Sec,  Alpha  Tau 
Alpha  Sec,  Religious  Coun.  Pres.  Religious  Act.  Exec.  Sec.  Ag.  Ed. 
Club,  Gamma  Delta.  Sol,  Marcia  A:  Belvue,  Elementary  Education. 
Somora,  Lonnie  K:  Baroda,  Mich.,  Geography,  Cavaliers  Literary 
Society,  Geography  Club,  A  Cappella  Choir.  Spainhour,  Marilyn 
K:  Shawnee  Mission,  Modern  Languages,  Delta  Delta  Delta  Treas. 
Marshal,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Sigma  Delta  Pi,  Kappa  Delta  Pi, 
Chimes  Sec,  S.E.A.,  Putnam  Schs. 


SECOND  ROW:  Smith,  Robert  E:  Emporia,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Smith,  Ronald  H:  Brookville,  Electrical  Engineering.  Smith,  Roy  O: 
Kansas  City,  Chemistry.  Smith,  Stephen  A:  Manhattan,  Modern 
Languages.  Sneath,  Jon  C:  Brookville,  Civil  Engineering.  Snider, 
Robert  D:  Abilene,  Zoology,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Schs.  Chm.,  Collegian 
Bus.  Staff,  Royal  Purple  Bus.  Staff,  Bus.  Mgr.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll, 
Union  Comm.,  K-Key  Award.  Snyder,  David  O:  Eldorado,  Pre- 
Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Sparks,  Robert  A:  Augusta,  Wildlife  Conservation. 
Spitzli,  David  A:  Eudora,  Secondary  Education.  Springer,  Gwen  I: 

Webber, Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  Textiles  Research,  Cloth- 
ing &  Tex.  Club,  4-H.  Stacey,  Herschel  A:  Langford,  Veterinary 
Medicine,  AVMA.  Stafford,  Ronald  D:  Great  Bend,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Staley,  Leo  G:  Manhattan,  Calif.,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Stallbaumer,  C.  Joseph:  Lincoln,  Neb.,  Business  Administration, 
Smith  Schs.  House,  Dean's  Honor  List,  Chancery  Club,  Newman  Club, 
Citizens  State  Bank  Bus,  Administration  Schs. 


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Seniors:   Sta-Str 


TOP  ROW:  Stamets,  Connie  D:  Clay  Center,  English,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  S.E.A.,  Angel  Flight,  General  Motors  Schs., 
MA  3  Program,  Honors  Program.  Standley,  Carol  A:  Cherryvale, 
Elementary  Education.  Stanley,  Linda  K:  Kansas  City,  Elementary 
Education,  Chi  Omega  House  Coordinator,  S.E.A.  Adv.  Bd.,  A&S 
Coun.,  CYR,  Dorm  Judicial  Bd.  Starns,  Carol  A:  Wichita,  English, 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  S.E.A.,  Religious  Coun.,  AWS, 
BbU,  Putnam  Schs.  Ford  Foun.  MA  3  Program,  Honors  Program. 
Stauffer,  Harlan  D:  Nickerson,  Civil  Engineering,  Steel  Ring,  Sigma 
Tau,  Chi  Epsilon,  Engr.  Honors  Program,  ASCE,  Engr.  Coun.,  Engr. 
Open  House  Mgr  ,  Wesley  Foun.,  Ks.  Contractors  Assoc.  Schs. 
Stauth,  Robert  E:  Newton,  Business  Administration.  Steanson,  Don- 
ald L:    Parsons,  Feed  Science  and  Management. 


SECOND  ROW:  Stearns,  Max  M:  Manhattan,  Pre-Medicme,  Delta 
Upsilon,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  A&S  Coun.,  College  Quiz  Bowl  Comm. 
Asst.  Chm.,  Clinic  Club  Pres.,  VFW  Schs.  Leadership  Award.  Stegner, 
John  D:  Belvue,  Elementary  Education.  Stehno,  Larry  G:  Atwood, 
Electrical  Engineering.  Steinbrink,  Mary  R:  Hiawatha,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Education,  Smurthwaite  Big  Sister  Chm.  Informal  Social  Chm., 
Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  Chaplain  Alumni  Chm.,  Omicron  Nu,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Coun.,  Panhel  Coun 
Schs.,  Union  Pacific  Schs.,  Ks.  Home  Demon.  Schs.,  Adv.  Coun.  Schs 
Steinle,  Barbara  J:  Wichita,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  Tex 
tiles  Research.  Stephens,  Sharron  L:  Norwich,  Business  Administra 
tion.  Stephenson,  Amy  L:  Bazaar,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing 
452 


THIRD  ROW:  Stephenson,  Paul  D:  Cottonwood,  Business  Admin- 
istration, Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Varsity  Men's  Glee 
Club.  Stewart,  Deanna  G:  Hutchinson,  Government,  CYR  Sec, 
YAF.  Stewart,  John  W:  Chapman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Stites, 
Charles  M:  Hill  City,  Agricultural  Economics,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Ag. 
Ec.  Club,  Wesley  Found.,  Sigma  Theta  Epsilon.  Stoddard,  Sheryl  A: 
Miami,  Fla.,  Interior  Design,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Corres.  Sec, 
Delta  Phi  Delta,  Home  Ec.  Coun.,  Art  Club  Sec.  Treas.,  AID  Sec 
Treas.,  Kappa  Phi.  Stoehr,  Charles  L:  Plattsmouth,  Neb.,  Veterinary 
Medicine,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho  Treas.,  Alpha  Zeta,  Blue  Key  Treas., 
SAB,  Student  Senate,  AVMA,  Athletic  Coun.,  Pre-Vet  Club,  Neb.  Vet. 
Medical  Schs.  Stone,  Jon  P:    Kansas  City,  Geography. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Stone,  Nancy  R:  Beloit,  Secondary  Education, 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  House  Mgr.,  K-State  Players.  Stone,  Suzanne: 
Fort  Scott,  Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Xi  Delta  Intramurals  Chm., 
S.E.A.,  PHEMS,  Water  Sports  Club.  Stout,  Joseph  H:  Bazaar,  Agri- 
cultural Economics,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  Pres.  Treas.,  Scabbard  & 
Blade,  Student  Senate,  Block  &  Bridle.  Stover,  Joann:  Overland, 
Modern  Languages.  Strahm,  Elaine  F:  Fairview,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion, Smurthwaite  Act.  Chm.  Formal  Soc  Chm.  Treas.,  AWS  Queens 
Comm.,  S.E.A.  Conv.  Comm.,  4-H  Corres.  Sec,  Women's  Glee  Club 
Oratonal  Choir,  RWF,  CYR.  Strait,  Judith  S:  Eldorado,  Clothing  Re 
tailing,  Fashion  Design,  Textiles  Research,  Pi  Beta  Phi,  Union  Comm 
Sub-Chm.,  CYR,  Clothing  and  Tex.  Club.  Strecker,  Albert  H:  Para 
dise,  Agricultural  Engineering,  ASAE  Scribe  Second  V-Pres.,  Ag.  Engr 
Open  House  Chm.,  Jardine  Councilman. 


Seniors:   Str-Swa 


TOP  ROW:  Streit,  Edwin  H:  Tipton,  Accounting.  Strong,  Ronald  J:  Moran, 

Secondary  Education.  Stucky,  Stephen  W:  Murdock,  Agronomy,  ASA,  Wheat 
State  Agr.  Club,  FFA,  Men's  Glee  Club,  Mennonite  Fellowship. 


SECOND  ROW:  Studebaker,  Ralph  E:  Elkhart,  Agricultural  Education,  Mar- 
latt  Pres.,  Alpha  Tau  Alpha,  Ag.  Ed.  Club.  Studnicka,  James  R:  Muscoda, 
Wis.,  Dairy  Production,  Dairy  Club,  FFA,  Newman  Club,  Football.  Stuessi, 
Keith  A:  Prairie  Village,  Business  Administration,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Schs.  Act. 
Chm.,  Blue  Key,  Sr.  Class  Pres.,  Bd.  of  Dir.  Alumni  Assoc,  SAB,  Commence- 
ment Comm.,  Commerce  Coun.  Pres.,  University  Party  Treas.,  SGA  Comm., 
Pres.  Cabinet. 


THIRD  ROW:  Sturgis,  Constance  A:  Burdick,  Elementary  Education,  Alpha 
Delta  Pi  Rec.  Sec.  Guard,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  S.E.A.,  CYR,  Fam.  &  Child  Dev. 
Club.  Sughrue,  Patricia  A:  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  Education,  Alpha 
Delta  Pi,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  Home  Ec.  Coun.  Sec,  Membership 
Chm.,  Panhel  Coun.  Pres.,  Angel  Flight  Hist.,  CYD,  Union  Comm.,  Newman 
Club.  Suellentrop,  John  M:  Great  Bend,  Political  Science,  Phi  Kappa  Theta 
Treas.,  CYD,  Union  Comm.,  Newman  Club. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sullivan,  Dorothy  L:  Junction  City,  Elementary  Education. 
Summers,  Linda  L:  Wichita,  Secondary  Education,  Alpha  Chi  Omega  Treas. 
Swain,  Sonja  L:  Scott  City,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Upsilon  Omicron  Treas.,  Omicron  Nu,  Prof.  Foods  Club, 
Bessie  Brooks  West  Schs. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Swanson,  James  V:  Shawnee  Mission,  Accounting,  Alpha 
Tau  Omega  Treas.,  Pi  Kappa  Delta,  Debate,  Accounting  Internship.  Swanson, 
Sherman  J:  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Swartley,  Larry  D:  Garden 
City,  Mechanical  Engineering,  ASME. 


Songs,  candles  and  admiring  faces  create  atmosphere  at  the  spring 
1965  tapping  of  two  |unior  women  for  membership  in  Mortar  Board. 


The  senior  women's  honorary  requires  prospective  members  to  have 
a  3.0  grade  average  and  achievement  in  leadership  and  service. 


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Seniors:   Swe-Tip 


TOP  ROW:  Swearngin,  John  W:  Prairie  Village,  Physical  Education. 
Sweat,  Donald  L:  Cedar,  Pre-Medicine,  Clinic  Club,  Newman  Club. 
Sweat,  Ronda  J:  Kensington,  Elementary  Education,  S.E.A.  Switzer, 
Janet:  Overland,  Physical  Education,  PHEMS  Program  Dir.,  Inter- 
dorm  Coun.  Treas.,  S.E.A.,  KSUARH,  Pep  Club.  Switzer,  Kenneth  W: 
Concordia,  Electrical  Engineering,  Smith  Schs.  House  Formal  Soc. 
Chm.,  IEEE,  KSUARH.  Symes,  Mary  H:  Elmdale,  Physical  Education. 
Tanner,  Margaret  E:  St.  John,  Speech,  Kappa  Alpha  Theta,  Debate, 
Delta  Sigma  Rho  Extemporaneous  Speech  Winner,  Student  Senate, 
AWS  Pres.  V-Pres.,  Dorm  Pres.,  Interdorm  Coun.,  K-State  Players, 
S.E.A.,  SGA  Comm.,  Pi  Epsilon  Delta  Schs.,  BPW  Schs.,  State  Coop 
Speech  Schs. 


SECOND  ROW:  Tawney,  Gail  E:  Manhattan,  Home  Economics  with 
Liberal  Arts,  Delta  Zeta,  Rush  Chm.  Pledge  Trainer,  Angel  Flight,  PTP, 
Union  Comm.  Sub. -Chm.  Taylor,  Curtis  L:  Brewster,  Psychology. 
Taylor,  Doris  J:  Manhattan,  Elementary  Education.  Taylor,  Norris 
M:  Great  Bend,  Accounting,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Schs.  Chm.  Comptrol- 
ler, Scabbard  &  Blade,  Commerce  Coun.  Taylor,  Wilma:  Brewster, 
Elementary  Education.  Teagarden,  George  A:  LaCygne,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Teeter,  Richard  B:  Wichita,  Business  Administration. 

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THIRD  ROW:  Theis,  Shirley  F:  Hutchinson,  Elementary  Education, 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta,  S.E.A.,  AWS  Cultural  Comm.,  Newman  Club. 
Thiesing,  James  W:  Springfield,  Mo.,  Nuclear  Engineering,  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon  Corres.  Sec,  Sigma  Tau,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Steel  Ring, 
Blue  Key,  Student  Body  Pres.,  ANS,  Putnam  Schs.,  ARMCO-NSPE 
Schs.  Thomas,  Manuel  A:  El  Ca|on,  Calif.,  Veterinary  Medicine, 
AVMA,  K-State  Flying  Club.  Thomas,  Richard  L:  Prairie  Village,  Ac- 
counting, Delta  Tau  Delta  Rec.  Sec,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Commerce 
Coun.,  Fr.  Baseball.  Thompson,  Barbara  J:  Wichita,  Art,  Kappa 
Kappa  Gamma  Second  V-Pres.  Soc.  Chm.,  AID,  Tau  Sigma  Delta, 
Delta  Phi  Delta.  Thompson,  Everett  L:  Michigan  Valley,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Thompson,  Larry  L:  Ellinwood,  Civil  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Thompson,  Melvin  E:  Medicine  Lodge,  Agricultural 
Economics,  Delta  Upsilon  Pres.  V-Pres.  Pledge  Trainer,  Phi  Eta  Sigma, 
Men's  Varsity  Glee  Club  Pres.,  Alpha  Zeta  V-Pres.,  Blue  Key,  Appt. 
Bd.,  Ag.  Ec  Club,  Ralston-Purina  Schs.,  John  E.  Trembley  Memorial 
Schs.,  Outstanding  Fr.  Scholar  Ag.  Ec.  Thompson,  Steven  M:  Broad- 
view, III.,  Pre-Dentistry.  Thompson,  Tommy  A:  Agenda,  Economics, 
Jardine  Councilman,  UCCF.  Thompson,  Tommy  R:  Coffeyville, 
Landscape  Architecture,  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda,  ASLA.  Thornton, 
Billy  G:  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  Veterinary  Medicine,  AVMA.  Tiffany, 
Carol  S:  Lyndon,  Elementary  Education,  Smurthwaite  Act.  Chm., 
4-H,  S.E.A.  Tipling,  Roger  N:  Arrington,  Secondary  Education,  Art, 
Men's  Varsity  Glee  Club,  S.E.A.  Pub.  Comm. 


Seniors:  Too- Van 


TOP  ROW:  Toot,  Janice  C:  St.  John,  Home  Economics  Education.  Touslee, 
James  E:  St.  Francis,  Civil  Engineering.  Touslee,  Loretta  R:  St.  Francis, 
Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Trabant,  Dennis  C:  Eudora,  Geology.  Trennepohl,  Brian 

G:  Manhattan,  History,  Dean's  Honor  Roll.  Trowbridge,  David  A:  Spring- 
field, Mo.,  Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Trummel,  Marcia  G:  Wichita,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Tubbs,  Lloyd  D:  Long  Island,  Physics.  Tucker,  David  S:  Emporia,  Mathe- 
matics, Smith  Schs.  House  Schs.  Chm.,  Phi  Eta  Sigma  Pres. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Tucker,  Thomas  R:  Salma,  Mathematics,  FarmHouse,  KSCF. 
Tuomey,  John  A:  Manhattan,  Landscape  Architecture,  ASLA  Pres.  Turnbull, 
Larry  K:  Summerfield,  Business  Administration,  Delta  Chi  Pledge  Class  Pres. 
Parliamentarian  Corres.  Sec.  Chi  Delphia  Sponsor. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Turner,  Edward  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Civil  Engineering,  Sigma 
Chi  Schs.  Chm.,  ASCE,  K-State  Engr.,  Union  Comm.  Sub. -Chm.  Turner,  Terry 
N:  Manhattan,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  Comptroller  Schs.  Chm. 
Alpha  Zeta,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  K-Club,  AVMA,  Varsity 
Track  &  Cross  Country,  McLeod  Borden  Award,  LaVerne  Noyes  Schs.  Athletics 
Schs.  Honor  Roll  Award.  Turner,  William  R:  Rochester,  N.Y.,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry, Theta  Xi  Rush  Chm.,  House  Mgr.  Asst.  House  Mgr.,  Schs.  Chm.,  Pledge 
Master,  Pershing  Rifles. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Turney,  Linda  K:  Wichita,  Modern  Languages.  Twombly, 
Thomas  R:  Troy,  Electrical  Engineering.  Underwood,  Kenneth  H:  Onaga, 
Accounting,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  Chaplain,  Warden,  Pledge  Trainer,  Alpha 
Kappa  Psi,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Commerce  Coun.  V-Pres.,  Varsity  Track. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Unruh,  David  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Unruh,  Phillip  F:  Great  Bend,  Mathematics.  Unruh,  Rachel  R:  Greenwich, 
Conn.,  Elementary  Education,  Chi  Omega  AWS  Rep.,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  Treas. 
Alumni  Sec,  Kappa  Delta  Pi  V-Pres.,  S.E.A.  Hist.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Union 
Comm.,  Madrigals,  Women's  Glee  Club,  A.G.O.  V-Pres.  Sec,  RWF. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Utterback,  Stephen:  Sedan,  Chemical  Engineering,  Alpha 
Kappa  Lambda  Rush  Soci.  Chm.,  AlChE,  Chem.  Engr.  Open  House  Co-Chm., 
TCB.  Valder,  Sue  A:  Manhattan,  Mathematics.  Van  Blarcum,  Judy  L:  Man- 
hattan, Elementary  Education. 

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Seniors:  Van-War 


TOP  ROW:  Vanhole,  Steven  J:  Topeka,  Industrial  Engineering.  Vathauer, 
Margie  E:  Greenleaf,  Music  Education,  Phi  Alpha  Mu,  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  Pres., 
MENC,   VCCF,   Violin   Schs.,   Presbyterian   Church   Schs.   Veatch,  James  M: 

Palco,  Animal  Husbandry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Venis,  John  E:  Lyons,  Accounting,  AFROTC,  Sigma  Theta 
Epsilon,  Varsity  Swimming.  Viergever,  James  D:  Wichita,  Industrial  Engi- 
neering, AIIE,  Marching  Band,  Band  Day  Coordinator,  IE  Open  House  Chm., 
Circle-K  Sec.  Pres.,  Bloodmobile  Chm.  Vodraska,  Nancy  L:  Atwater,  Minn., 
Home  Economics  Education,  Delta  Zeta. 


THIRD  ROW:  Vogt,  Edward  B:  Tribune,  Electrical  Engineering.  Vogt,  Gary 
D:  Hillsboro,  Landscape  Architecture,  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Tau  Sigma  Delta,  ASLA 
Treas.,  Trembly  Memorial  Schs.  Vohs,  Edith  A:   Manhattan,  Sociology. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Volz,  Darrell  W:  Wichita,  Pre-Law,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
Soc.  Chm.  IFC  Rep.,  Fr.  Honor's  Program.  Voth,  Mary  S:  Manhattan,  Ele- 
mentary Education,  S.E.A.  Waddle,  Jane  A:  Junction  City,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation, Pi  Beta  Phi  Rush  Chm.,  Royal  Purple  Organizations  Editor  Ed.  Writer. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Wahlmeier,  Carl  V:  Jennings,  Agricultural  Education,  NVATA, 
Ag.  Ed.  Club  Parliamentarian.  Walker,  Sarabeth:  Bartlesville,  Okla.,  Sec- 
ondary Education,  S.E.A.,  Union  Comm.,  Fam.  &  Child  Dev.  Club.  Wallace, 
Nancy  K:  Gypsum,  Elementary  Education. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Walters,  Donald  L:  Great  Bend,  Physics.  Walz,  Leroy  H:  Ellis, 
Agronomy,  Ag.  Coun.  Rep.,  Wheat  State  Agr.  Club.  Wamhoff,  Alana  K: 

Bird  City,  Physical  Education,  PHEMS,   WRA  Bd. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Wanklyn,  Shirley  A:  Home,  Interior  Design,  Alpha  Delta 
Pi  Song  Leader,  AID  Affiliate,  IPC,  Art  Club,  Interior  Decoration  Club,  Union 
Art  Comm.  Union  Comm.  Ward,  Joe  E:  Manhattan,  Electrical  Engineering, 
Delta  Upsilon  Chapter  Rel.  Cultural  Affairs  Chm.,  Sigma  Tau,  Eta  Kappa  Nu, 
Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Scabbard  &  Blade  V-Pres.,  IEEE,  A&S  Coun.,  TAB,  ROTC 
Deputy  Chief  of  Staff.  Ware,  Linda  J:  Blue  Mount,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion 
Design,  Textiles  Research,  Clothing  Tex.  Club. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Warner,  David  A:  Wichita,  Chemical  Engineering.  Warner, 
Joan  E:  Coffeyville,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Delta  Pi  Asst.  Guard,  House 
Mgr.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  S.E.A.,  Flashcard  Comm.,  Pep  Club,  Union  Comm., 
Sedgwick  County  Teacher's  Assoc.  Schs.  Warner,  Lynette  K:  Wichita,  Ele- 
mentary Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Wassberg,  John  I:  Manhattan,  Accounting,  Beta  Theta 
Pi.  Watson,  Harleen  M:  Formoso,  Elementary  Education.  Weckel, 
Frederic  C:  Roslyn,  N.Y.,  Architecture.  Weckel,  Montague  P: 
Salina,  Architecture.  Weeks,  Kenneth  R:  Shawnee  Mission,  Physical 
Science.  Wegman,  Janet  M:  Hoxie,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Weickert,  William  C:  Manhattan,  Agricultural  Mechanization,  Ag. 
Mech.  Club,  Promenaders,  4-H. 


THIRD  ROW:  Wesch,  Jack  C:  McCook,  Neb.,  Pre-Medicme.  West- 
gate,  Wayne  F:  Manhattan,  Electrical  Engineering.  Wethington, 
Dana  D:  Eldorado,  Technical  Journalism,  CYR,  Women's  Glee  Club. 
Wetzel,  David  E:  Manhattan,  Accounting.  Wheatley,  Candace  A: 

Ft.  Leavenworth,  Elementary  Education.  White,  Charles  R:  Hoxie, 
Animal  Husbandry,  Block  &  Bridle,  Chapara|os  Poultry  Science  Club, 
Little  American  Royal.  White,  Marilyn  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Art. 


SECOND  ROW:  Weigand,  Joel  T:  Ottawa,  Pre-Medicme,  Farm- 
House  Intramural  Chm.,  Dean's  Honor  Roll,  Clinic  Club,  Orientation 
Leader,  Newman  Club.  Weigel,  Brenda  K:  Hays,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Welch,  John  R:  Moran,  Animal  Husbandry.  Wells,  Richard 
C:  Manhattan,  Secondary  Education.  Wendelburg,  Loren  J:  Staf- 
ford, Pre-Dentistry.  Wenger,  David  E:  Abilene,  Psychology.  Wenti, 
Roslyn  D:  Concordia,  Art,  Alpha  Xi  Delta  Pledge  Trainer  Marshall, 
S.E.A. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Whitmore,  Marian  L:  Manhattan,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation, Delta  Zeta  Soc.  Act.  Chm.,  Social  Coordinating  Coun.  Exec. 
Sec.  Treas.,  Union  Comm.  Chm.,  Newman  Club.  Wiard,  Howard  A: 
Keats,  Business  Administration.  Wible,  Stephen  H:  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Widener,  Austin  L:  Hudson,  Electrical 
Engineering,  IEEE,  Statesmen,  Engr.  Open  House,  RWF,  Judo. 
Wieland,  James  N:  Wichita,  Architecture.  Wiesedeppe,  Albertus: 
Easton,  Civil  Engineering.  Wilbeck,  Jerry  L:  Hutchinson,  Electrical 
Engineering,  NASA  Co-op  Student  Training  Program. 


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Seniors:  Wil-Wol 


TOP  ROW:  Wilber,  James  A:  Kansas  City,  Electrical  Engineering.  Wilcox, 
Nancy  S:  Manhattan,  Speech.  Wiley,  George  L:  Osage  City,  Veterinary 
Medicine,  FarmHouse,  AVMA,  Pre-Vet  Club. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wilken,  Fred  D:  Modoc,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Williams, 
Arch  H:  Wichita,  Chemical  Engineering.  Williams,  Billy  F:  Montezuma,  Ag- 
ricultural Economics,  Beta  Theta  Pi  Rush  Chm.,  Track  &  Cross  Country  Student 
Mgr.,  Sante  Fe  Schs. 


THIRD  ROW:  Williams,  Douglas  W:  Manhattan,  Agricultural  Engineering, 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho  Treas.  Rush  Chm.,  Phi  Eta  Sigma,  Sigma  Tau,  Scabbard 
&  Blade,  Steel  Ring,  ASAE  Pres.  V-Pres.,  S.A.M.E.  Pres.  Sec,  Student  Senate, 
Engr.  Coun.  Pres.,  Men's  Varsity  Glee  Club,  Sante  Fe  Schs.,  Salina  Supply  Schs., 
Sweeney  Memorial  Schs.,  Muchnic  Schs.,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta  Outstanding 
Fr.  Award,  S.A.M.E.  Schs.  Award,  ASAE  Honor  Award.  Williams,  Frederick: 
Manhattan,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  Textiles  Research,  Pi  Epsilon 
Delta  V-Pres.,  Sigma  Delta  Chi,  Bd.  of  Student  Publications,  Student  Library 
Comm.,  Cultural  Affairs  Comm.,  Union  Comm.,  UPC  Chm.,  UGB,  Union  Policy 
Comm.,  Union  Asst.  Program  Adv.,  Union  Publicity  Coor.,  K-State  Players  V- 
Pres.  Hist.  Sec.  Treas.,  PTP  Host  Family  Comm.  Cosmopolitan  Club,  CYR,  Col- 
legian Editorial  Ed.  News  Ed.  Exchange  Ed.,  Royal  Purple  Organizations  Ed. 
4-H,  A  Cappella  Choir,  Cities  Service  Oil  Schs.,  Outstanding  New  K-State 
Player.  Williams,  John  C:  Prairie  Village  Tex.,  Architecture,  Alpha  Phi  Alpha, 
Blue  Key  Rec.  Sec,  Tau  Sigma  Delta,  S.E.A.  Dir.  of  Cultural  Affairs,  Weigel 
Schs. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Williams,  Kerry  F:  Hutchinson,  Chemical  Engineering,  Beta 
Theta  Pi  Rec.  Sec.  Intramurals  Chm.,  Sigma  Tau,  Steel  Ring,  Dean's  Honor  Roll, 
K-State  Engr.  Features  Ed.,  Fr.  Track,  Salina  Supply  Schs.,  Lynch  Memorial 
Schs.  Muchnic  Schs.  Williams,  Linda  L:  Manhattan,  Accounting.  Wilson, 
Carolyn  K:  McPherson,  Speech. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Wilson,  Carolyn  L:  Paradise,  Home  Economics  Education,  Home 
Ec  Clothing  &  Tex.  Club,  4-H,  S.E.A.,  Union  Pacific  Schs.,  Brundage  Schs. 
Wilson,  David  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Landscape  Architecture.  Wilson,  Eliza- 
beth A:  Hutchinson,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts,  Kappa  Kappa  Gam- 
ma, S.E.A.,  CYR.,  Union  Comm. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Wilson,  Reita  B:  Rush  Center,  Home  Economics  Extension,  Uni- 
versity Ext.  Club  Treas.  Home  Ec.  Ext.  Club,  Kappa  Phi  First  V-Pres.  Wilson, 
Ronald  L:  McPherson,  Government.  Wilson,  Ruth  A:  LaCrosse,  Elementary 
Education,  Delta  Delta  Delta  AWS  Rep.  Informal  Soc  Chm.,  Union  Comm. 
S.E.A. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Wilson,  William  E:  Cherryvale,  Architectural  Engineering. 
Wingert,  Robert  E:  Wellsville,  Veterinary  Medicine,  Alpha  Gamma  Rho 
Alumni  Sec,  AVMA,  CYD,  Pre-Vet  Club,  4-H,  Wesley  Found.  Winn,  Stephen 

L:  Whitewater,  Wis.,  Veterinary  Medicine,  FarmHouse  IFC  Rep.,  AVMA,  Pre- 
Vet  Club  V-Pres. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Winter,  Charles  A:  Peabody,  Electrical  Engineering.  Witt, 
Merle  D:  Bison,  Agriculture.  Wolf,  Ronald  D:  Hill  City,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


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Seniors:  Wol-Zwi 


TOP  ROW:  Wolf,  Wallace  W:  South  Haven,  Veterinary  Medicine, 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho  Pres.  V-Pres.  Sec,  Alpha  Zeta,  AVMA,  Block  & 
Bridle,  Eby  Construction  Co.  Schs.,  Consumers  Coop.  Nat'l  4-H  Foun. 
Schs.  Wolfe,  Rosemary  A:  Ness  City,  Home  Economics  Teaching, 
Alpha  Delta  Pi  Asst.  Treas.,  S.E.A.  Elections  Comm.,  AHEA  Home  Ec. 
Teaching  Club,  SGA  Elections  Comm.,  Military  Ball  Queen  Candi- 
date, Barnwarmer  Queen  Candidate,  Union  Comm.  Sec,  PTP,  CCUN, 
Pep  Club,  4-H,  MPC,  Wesley  Found.  Wolfram,  Edmond  T:  Malverne, 
N.Y.,  Industrial  Engineering,  Al IE,  Alpha  Phi  Omega,  Arnold  Air 
Flying  Club.  Woo,  Lecon:  Brazil,  Chemistry.  Wood,  Joan  F: 
Arkansas  City,  Elementary  Education,  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  Regis- 
trar, Parliamentarian,  S.E.A.,  CYR.  Wood,  Martha  E:  Manhattan, 
Physical  Education..  Woods,  Franklin  C:  Tribune,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wormington,  William:  Independence,  Electrical 
Engineering,  Dorm  Pres.  First  Floor,  IEEE,  Engr.  Open  House.  Wor- 
rell, Dallas  L:  Gridley,  Electrical  Engineering.  Worthington,  Max 

L:  Welda,  Animal  Husbandry,  Chaparajos  Pres.,  Block  &  Bridle, 
Rodeo  Team,  High  School  Rodeo  Schs.  Wright,  Jolana  B:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Zoology,  Chi  Omega  50  Yr.  Gift  Chm.,  AWS  Fall  &  Spring 
All  Women's  Day  Chm.  Third  V-Pres.  Standards  Bd.  Chm.  Special 
Pub.  Chm.  Wright,  Rose  A:  Marquette,  Home  Economics  Education, 
4-H,  Home  Ec.  Teaching  Club,  S.E.A.,  NEA,  LSA,  Union  Pacific  Schs. 
Yager,   James   L:   Scott   City,   Agronomy,   Alpha   Zeta,   Ag.   Coun. 


Treas.,  Wheat  State  Agr.  Club  Treas.,  Hay  &  Silage  Judging  Team, 
Crop  Judging  Team,  Ks.  Crop  Improvement  Schs.  Yenkey,  Albert 
N:  Topeka,  Landscape  Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Yocam,  Michael  B:  Pratt,  Agricultural  Education. 
Yoder,  Lane  D:  McPherson,  Pre-Medicine.  Yoho,  Rex  E:  Liberal, 
Civil  Engineering.  York,  Robert  L:  Garden  City,  Feed  Science  and 
Management.  Yotter,  Gary  R:  Leoti,  Mathematics,  RWF.  Young, 
Gerald  T:  Topeka,  Dairy  Food  Processing,  Arnold  Air  Society  Comp- 
troller, Marching  Band,  Pre-Vet  Club,  Dairy  Science  Club,  Chapara|Os. 
Yust,  James  W:  Stafford,  Accounting,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  V-Pres., 
Commerce  Coun.,  Sports  Car  Club,  Marching  Band,  Apollo  Glee 
Club,  Acct.  Schs.,  Acct.  Internship,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Zabel,  George  L:  Hooker,  Okla.,  Animal  Husbandry, 
Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Straube  Schs.  House.  Zabel,  Herbert  F:  Westmore- 
land, Electrical  Engineering.  Zahn,  Barbara  M:  Manhattan,  Ele- 
mentary Education,  S.E.A.  Zahnley,  Donald  R:  Manhattan,  Business 
Administration,  Alpha  Kappa  Psi  Treas.,  Student  Senate,  RWF. 
Zeigler,  Stephen  B:  Alma,  Feed  Science  and  Management,  Alpha 
Mu,  Ag.  Coun.  Rep.,  Straube  Schs.  House  Pres.  IM  Chm.,  Milling 
Assoc.  V-Pres.  Sgt.-at-Arms,  CYR,  FFA.  Zielie,  Paul  A:  Eau  Claire, 
Wis.,  Nuclear  Engineering,  ANS  Treas.  Zimmerman,  Donald  E: 
Kansas  City,  Wildlife  Conservation,  Wildlife  Society  Charter  Member 
Sec,Dorm  Sec,  RA.  Zwick,  Keith  R:  Sterling,  Landscape  Architec- 
ture, Delta  Tau  Delta  Corres.  Sec,  Union  Comm.,  Ar.  &  Design 
Coun. Sec,  ASLA  Sec,  Dean's  Honor  Roll. 


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Purple  and  white  pom-poms  swish  rapidly  as  the  cheerleaders 
and  pep  band  lead  cheers  in  front  of  Seaton  engineering  hall 


during  the  first  pep  rally  of  the  football  season.  The  pep  rallies 
are  staged  on  season  game  days  during  the  noon  hour. 


Underclassmen  represent 
multi-cultural  interests 


Breaking  last  year's  record  enrollment  by  more 
than  1,000,  the  undergraduate  class  numbering 
9,403  represented  all  50  states  including  the  Pan- 
ama Canal  and  the  Canal  Zone.  Out  of  the  57 
countries  represented,  undergraduates  included 
those  from  China,  India,  Nigeria,  Iran  and  the 
Philippine  Islands. 

Record  enrollments  were  set  by  the  freshman 
and  sophomore  classes.  Freshmen  topped  their 
enrollment  last  year  by  more  than  500  as  3,217 
new  students  filed  through  registration.  The  next 
largest  undergraduate  class,  the  sophomores, 
registered  2,274,  increasing  by  approximately 
150.  Dropping  for  the  last  two  years,  the  junior 
class  fell  in  enrollment  by  20  students. 


Students  find  Farrell  library  a  quiet  place  to  study  and  organize 
thoughts.  Operating  hours  were  extended  to  1  1  p.m.  this  year. 


Students  find  the  stone  ledge  outside  Denison  an  ideal  spot  to 
worry  about  the  next  period  or  to  meet  a  friend  before  class. 


Underclassmen:  Abb- And 


TOP  ROW:  Abbott,  Jo  E:  Salina,  Freshman,  Humanities.  Abbott,  Michele 
A:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy.  Abbott,  Patricia  A:  Salina, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Abernethy,  Rollin  H:  Scottsville, 
Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Abersold,  Patricia  A:  Ottawa,  Sophomore,  Foods  and 
Nutrition.  Ablett,  Susan  L:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  English.  Abolfazli, 
Mohammad:  Iran,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engineering.  Abshire, 
Michael:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Abson,  Mary  E:  Lenexa,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institu- 
tional Management.  Acevedo,  Luis  R:  Puerto  Rico,  Freshman,  Pre-Medi- 
cine.  Achenbach,  Charleen:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Acheson,  Charles  R:  Palco,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Adams,  David  C:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  04,  Architecture. 
Adams,  Deanna  M:  Enterprise,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Adams,  Earl  Q:  Lakin,  Junior,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Adams,  Ed- 
ward L:  Lenora,  Junior,  Technical  Journalism. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Adams,  Gloria  R:  Grainfield,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Adams,  James  P:  Medicine  Lodge,  Sophomore,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Adams,  Lynda  K:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages. 
Adams,  Rhonda  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Adams,  Stanley  D:  Augusta,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering. 
Adams,  Terrill  J:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Adams, 
Vicky  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  General.  Adari,  Steven  S:  New  York, 
N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Adrian,  Brenda  G:  Moundridge,  Freshman,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Aeils,  Rosemary  M:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Family  and  Child 
Development.  Ahlerich,  Milton  E:  Wmfield,  Junior,  Psychology.  Ahlquist, 
Melvin  M:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ahrens,  Jon  M:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engi- 
neering. Aiken,  Douglas  B:  Taylorville,  III.,  Freshman,  General.  Aiken, 
Ronald  B:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Aikman,  Nancy  R:  Toledo, 
Ohio,  Junior,  Foods  and  Nutrition. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Albers,  Donnie  E:  Grinnell,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Albers, 
Robert  J:    Oakley,    Sophomore,   Animal    Husbandry.   Alberts,   Steven  L: 

Sutton,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Albin,  Jane  M:  Dallas, 
Tex.,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


TOP  ROW:  Almquist,  Karmon  D:  Assaria,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Almquist,    Merlan   T:    Assaria,    04,   Architecture.    Almquist,    Sherry   S: 

Chapman,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Alpert,  Dean  J:  Paola,  Sophomore,  Vet- 
erinary Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Alpert,  Glenn  P:  Paola,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engi- 
neering. Althide,  Darrell  D:  Warsaw,  III.,  Sophomore,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Amerine,  Diana  L:  Belle  Plaine,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Amos,    Carol  S:  Colby,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Amyx,  Charles  M:  Lawrence,  Sophomore,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Andersen,  Elizabeth:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Elemen- 
tary  Education.  Andersen,  Linda  S:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Anderson,  Barbara  J:  Lawrence,  Sophomore,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Anderson,  Dave  F:  Sharon  Springs,  Junior,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Anderson,  David  E:  Courtland,  Sophomore,  Industrial  Engineer- 
ing. Anderson,  Delores  K:  Burlington,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  An- 
derson, Douglas  R:  Scranton,  Freshman,  General. 


TOP  ROW:  Albright,  Sheryl  K:  Delia,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Aldrich,  Vernon  D:  Council  Grove,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Alexander,  Albert  J:  Burlington,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Alex- 
ander, David  R:  Topeka,  Junior,  Physics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Alexander,  Janet  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Secondary  Education.  Alexander,  Regena  K:  Harper,  Junior,  Applied 
Music.  Alexander,  Roger  B:  Topeka,  Junior,  Architectural  Engineering. 
Algrim,  Eugene  E:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Alldritt,  Susan  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Allemang,  Virginia  S:  Lyndon,  Junior,  Music  Education.  Allen, 
David  R:  Newton,  Freshman,  Chemistry.  Allen,  Henry  J:  Shawnee,  Fresh- 
man, Business  Administration. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Allen,  Marilyn  J:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Allen,  Ronald  W:  McCook,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Allen,  Suzie  L:  Liberty,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Extension. 
Allison,  Ashley:  Wichita,  Junior,  Modern  Languages. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Allison,  Leslie  B:  Florence,  Junior,  Agricultural  Educa- 
tion. Allison,  Nancy  L:  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  Junior,  Home  Economics.  All- 
man,  Jerry  G:  Parsons,  02,  Architecture.  Alloway,  Jay  E:  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man, Electrical  Engineering. 


After  one  of  the  convocations,  featuring  speakers  as  Art  Buchwald  and 
Everett  Dirksen,  many  students  attend  Union  question  and  answer  periods. 


Underclassmen:  And-Atk 


TOP  ROW:  Anderson,  Gaylord  D:  Scranton,  Junior,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Anderson,  J.  Sue:  Scranton,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Anderson,  John 
H:  Agenda,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Anderson,  Larry  A:  Axtell, 
Junior,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Anderson,  Larry  P:  Holly,  Colo.,  03,  Architecture.  An- 
derson, Larry  R:  Williamsburg,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Anderson, 
Mary  C:  Hoxie,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Anderson,  Melinda  M:  McPher- 
son,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Anderson,  Michael  R:  Norton,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  Anderson,  Pamela  G:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Anderson,  Patricia  A:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  An- 
derson, Phil  K:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Restaurant  Management. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Anderson,  Richard  M:  Bethel,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Anderson,  Robert  A:  Leavenworth,  03,  Architecture.  Anderson, 
Ronald  D:  -Elkhart,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineering.  Anderzhon,  John  F: 

Farragut,  la.,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Andres,  Judith  K:  Newton,  Freshman,  Retail  Floriculture. 
Andrews,  Nancy  J:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Educa- 
tion. Angerman,  G.  Gary:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Pre-Law.  Angwin,  Carol 

S:  Pittsburg,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Ankeli,  Gabriel  O:  Nigeria,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Ankenman,  Charles  R:  Norton,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing. Annis,  Marjorie  C:  Oakley,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Annis, 
Ruth  E:  Oakley,  Junior,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Anschutz,  Fredrick  G:  Lakin,  Junior,  Pre-Medicme.  An- 
spaugh,  Victor  E:  Luray,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Anstaett,  Con- 
stance M:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Antes,  Paul  F:  Ef- 
fingham, Sophomore,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Anton,  Billy  V:  Satanta,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Appleby,  Frederick  S:  Clyde,  Sophomore,  Entomology.  Arasmith, 
Gayle  D:  Downs,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Arick,  Linda  J:  Val- 
ley Center,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Armbrust,  John  S:  Ellsworth,  Sophomore,  Mathematics. 
Armbruster,  Gregory  A:  Ellis,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Education.  Arm- 
bruster,  Jerry  L:  Ellis,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education.  Armstrong, 
Elizabeth:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Armstrong,  Gary  L:  Choteau,  Mont.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veteri- 
nary Medicine.  Armstrong,  John  P:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Armstrong,  Nancy  L:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journal- 
ism. Armstrong,  Phillip  D:  Havensville,  Freshman,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Armstrong,  Tamara  D:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Clothing  and 
Textiles.  Armsworthy,  Judith  C:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Nursing.  Arnett,  Vinton  K:  Belleville,  Freshman,  Social  Science. 
Arnoldy,  David  N:  Tipton,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Arnott,  Ralph  E:  Blue  Rapids,  Sophomore,  General.  Ascher, 
Clifford  D:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Education.  Asfahl,  Barbara  H: 

Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Asher,  Bar- 
bara S:  Stafford,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Asher,  Karen  K:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 
Ashford,  Barbara  E:  Salina,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Ashida, 
Betty  R:  Johnson,  Sophom6re,  Home  Economics.  Ashton,  Diana  L:  Salina, 
Sophomore,  Modern  Languages. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ashton,  Mary  J:  Salina,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Atherton,  Kaye  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Atkin- 
son, Barbara  A:  Udall,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Atkin- 
son, Frank  M:  Chicago,  III.,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management. 


Underclassmen:  Atk-Bar 


TOP  ROW:  Atkinson,  George  W:  Norton,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Atkinson,  Mary  L:  Jewell,  Junior,  Physical  Therapy.  Atkinson, 
Nancy  J:  Udall,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Attebery,  James 

B:  Phillipsburg,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Attwood,  Mary  S:  Silverlake,  Sophomore,  General.  At- 
water,  Patricia  A:  Netawaka,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Au- 
chard,  Judith  K:  Atchison,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology.  Augustine, 
Gary  L:  Ellis,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Augustine,  Melvin  P:  Ellis,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Ault, 
Mary  L:  Wamego,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Aupperle,  Ronald  E: 
Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Avery,  Cheri  L:  Riley, 
Sophomore,  Radio  and  Television  and  Home  Economics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Axton,  Gary  C:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Ayres,  Eva  M:  Russell,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research.  Ayres,  John  P:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Business 
Administration.  Baber,  Joe  K:  Cunningham,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Bach,  Eunice  E:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Nursing.  Bachman,  William  A:  Andale,  Freshman,  Chemistry. 
Backhaus,  Pamela  S:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Bader,  Dean  R: 

Palmer,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Badger,  Bonnee  B:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Baehr,  Gratia  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Baer,  Larry  R:  Riley,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Bafus,  Gary  L: 

Newton,  Sophomore,  Chemistry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bagley,  Carne  S:  Republic,  Sophomore,  General.  Bahr, 
Mary  L:  Sabetha,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Bailey, 
Cheryl  K:  Ellis,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Bailey,  Eileen  E:  Gar- 
nett,  Sophomore,  Medical  Technology. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Bailey,  Pete  L:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 
Bain  Cheryl  L:  Macomb,  III.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 
Baker,  Jon  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Geology.  Baker,  Judy  D:  Prairie  Vil- 
lage, Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Baker,  Nancy  A:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Baker,  Ralph  E:  Parsons,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Baker, 
Roger  L:  Eskridge,  Sophomore,  Agronomy.  Baker,  Thomas  R:  Overland 
Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Bange,  Edward  W:  Hoxie,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Banks, 
John  H:  EIDorado,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Banks,  Paul  J:  Ef- 
fingham, Junior,  Agronomy.  Barani,  Bill  R:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Barbe,  Rebecca  A:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Secondary  Education.  Barbee,  Jon  R:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Political 
Science.  Barenberg,  Edward  D:  Herndon,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 
Baria,  Edalji  J:  India,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Baril,  Sally  J:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Barker,  Charlene  F:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Barkman,  Donald  L:  Winfield,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Barkman, 
Floyd  J:  Burden,  Junior,  Agricultural  Mechanization. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Barley,  Mary  L:  Shreveport,  La.,  Junior,  Interior  Design. 
Barnes,  Dennis  E:  Delphos,  Freshman,  General.  Barnes,  Sarah  C:  Prairie 
Village,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Barnes,  Sharon  A:  Junction  City, 
Freshman,  History. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Barnes,  Thomas  K:  Augusta,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  Bar- 
nett,  William  R:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Social  Science.  Barney,  Arthur 
C:  Wichita,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Barney,  Carolyn  L:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Bacteriology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Barney,  Margret  C:  Rapid  City,  S.D.,  Sophomore,  Radio, 
TV  and  Home  Economics.  Barr,  Michelle  A:  McPherson,  Freshman,  General. 
Barrett,  Harold  C:  Centralia,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering.  Bar- 
row, Sharon  L:  Mayetta,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Balding,  Larry  D:  Russell,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Baldridge,  Linda  A:  Ulysses,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Balducci,  Richard  K: 

St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Baldwin,  Allen  V: 

McPherson,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Baldwin,  Carol  A:  Omaha,  Neb.,  Junior,  Political  Sci- 
ence. Baldwin,  Mark  W:  Goodland,  Freshman,  General.  Ball,  Edward 
E:  Esbon,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Ballantyne,  Philip  M:  Mis- 
sion, Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ballou,  Russell  S:  Salma,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Balwanz,  Bob  H:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Balzer,  Rosemary  M:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  General.  Bane, 
Randall  A:  Lansing,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


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TOP  ROW:  Barrows,  Bradley  D:  Ness  City,  Sophomore,  Political  Science. 
Barrows,  Richard  R:  LaCrosse,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Barta,  Alan  G: 

Manhattan,    Freshman,    Electrical    Engineering.    Barta,    Richard    A:    Red 

Cloud,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Barth,  Sylvia  M:  Olathe,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Bartholomew,  Carolyn:  Alton,  Junior,  Music  Education.  Bartholo- 
mew, Ruth  A:  Alton,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts.  Bart- 
koski,  Michael  J:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bartlett,  Carlyn  K:  Kinsley,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Bartley,  Glenn  E:  Esbon,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Barton, 
Diana  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  English.  Barton,  Valerie  L:  Russell,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Bartoo,  Chloellen  E:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Social 
Science.  Base,  Patricia  A:  Sedgwick,  Freshman,  Physical  Science.  Basgall, 
William  D:  Bison,  02,  Architecture.  Bass,  Dianne  L:  Salma,  Sophomore, 
Home  Economics  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Bass,  Janet  K:  Parsons,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion 
Design  and  Textiles  Research.  Batchelder,  William:  Highland,  Junior, 
Agricultural  Economics.  Bates,  Constance  L:  Vienna,  Va.,  Freshman,  His- 
tory. Bates,  Rodney  M:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Bates,  Stephen  C:  Huron,  S.D.,  01,  Architecture.  Bathurst, 
Linda  S:  Talmage,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Bauder,  Helen 
C:  Howard,  Junior,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Bauer,  Daniel  W:  Fairbury,  Neb., 
Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Baugh,  Bruce  W:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Bauman, 
Linda  K:  Marion,  Freshman,  General.  Baumgarten,  Edwin  O:  Buhler, 
Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Baur,  Kenneth  C:  Junction  City, 
Sophomore,  Architectural  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Baxter,  Gloria  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Bax- 
ter, Kinney  R:  Stockton,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Bayer,  Dana  M: 
Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Bayless,  Sara  M:  Wichita,  Sophomore, 
General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Beach,  Carol  S:  Pierceville,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Beach,  Charles  L:  Barnes,  Junior,  Technical  Journalism.  Beach, 
Gary  L:  Pierceville,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Beach,  Ronald 

T:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


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TOP  ROW:  Beach,  Sharilyn  K:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy. 
Beach,  Suzanne  I:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Psychology.  Beal,  Thomas  G: 

Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Beasley,  Cheryl  L:  To- 

peka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Beck,  Barbara  L:  Bloomfield,  Mich.,  Sophomore,  Business 
Administration.  Beck,  Karen  J:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Beck,  Marcia  A:  Belleville,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Beck, 
Steven  R:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Becker,  Evelyn  S:  Downs,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 
Becker,  Gregory  W:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Becker, 
Jo  Ann:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Becker,  Roger  L: 

Centralia,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Becker,  Sherrilyn  K:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Modern 
Languages.  Becker,  Vivian  R:  Inman,  Junior,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Beck- 
erle,  Susan  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Beckenhauer,  Sharron:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Biological  Science. 


TOP  ROW:  Beckman,  Susan  A:  Atchison,  Freshman,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Becraft,  David  R:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Bedinghaus,  James  H:  Winfield,  Freshman,  General.  Bednosek,  Monty 

M:  WaKeeney,  Junior,  Political  Science. 


SECOND  ROW:  Beecroft,  Kevin  H:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Beer,  Charles  O:  Lawrence,  Freshman,  Zoology.  Beer,  Janet 
J:  Lamed,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Beer,  Pamela  A:  Larned, 
Freshman,  English. 


THIRD  ROW:  Beesley,  Roger  D:  Quinter,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Beets,  Richard  A:  Spring  Hill,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Beez- 
ley,  William  P:  Girard,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Beggs,  Wayne  D:  Co- 
lumbus, Freshman,  Accounting. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Behnke,  Keith  C:  Kinsley,  Junior,  Feed  Technology. 
Beichley,  Duane  E:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Beichter, 
Eldon  E:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General.  Belden,  Gale  L:  Burr  Oak, 
Freshman,  Agronomy. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Belden,  Guy  N:  Alamota,  Junior,  Humanities.  Bell,  Jo  M: 
Lyons,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Bell,  Orin  D:  Manhattan,  Freshman, 
General.  Bell,  Patricia:  Salina,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 


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TOP  ROW:  Bell,  Peter  A:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  General.  Bellairs,  Wil- 
liam M:  Independence,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Bellman,  Joe  R: 
Kansas  City,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering.  Belluomo,  Mary  E:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Benbow,  Susan  L:  Fenton,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Elemen- 
tary  Education.  Bender,  Gary  L:  WaKeeney,  Sophomore,  Psychology. 
Bender,  Leon  C:  Liberal,  01,  Architecture.  Benedick,  Ronald  B:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bengtson,  Dennis  L:  Salma,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Beninga,  Peggy  I:  Riley,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Educa- 
tion. Benjamin,  Martin  E:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Benjamin,  Sally: 

Hutchinson,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bennett,  Lynda  C:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Bennett,  Robert  E:  Manchester,  Junior,  Flour  Science 
and  Management.  Bennett,  Robert  M:  Hays,  Freshman,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Bennett,  Roger  L:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Benson,  Lee  M:  Burlmgame,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Bentley,  Sara  S:  Shields,  Junior,  Modern  Languages.  Benton,  Barbara  K: 

Norcatur,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Benton,  Gary  L:  Salina,  Sophomore, 
Electrical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Bentsen,  Donald  R:  Wichita,  02,  Architecture.  Beny- 
shek,  Larry  L:  Cuba,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Berg,  Marcia 

M:  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Berger, 
Laurene  M:  Clay  Center,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Berger,  Patrick  J:  Dodge  City,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Berger,  Ronald  J:  Burrton,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Bergerhouse,  Cynthia:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Family  and  Child  Develop- 
ment. Bergerhouse,  Shelly:  Lakewood,  Colo.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Bergman,  Janis  L:  Oak  Hill,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Berkeley,  Coburn  A:  Charlotte,  N.C.,  01,  Architecture.  Berkey,  Pamela 
J:  Rossville,  Junior,  Retail  Floriculture.  Berkholtz,  Dennis  L:  Milwaukee, 
Wis.,  Junior,  Accounting. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Berlin,  Larry  K:  Manhattan,  02,  Architecture.  Bernasek, 
Frank  R:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Berndt,  Douglas  L:  Glasco, 

Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Berry,  Gail  M:  Topeka,  Sophomore, 
General. 


TOP  ROW:  Bishop,  Nancy  L:  Minneapolis,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Bishop,  Raye  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Bishop, 
Robert  D:  Emporia,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Bjurstrom,  Mary 

E:  Leoti,  Junior,  History. 


SECOND  ROW:  Black,  James  N:  McPherson,  Sophomore,  Pre-Dentistry. 
Blackman,  Darrell  B:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Blackwell,  John  H: 
Larned,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Blackwell,  William  F:  Kansas 
City,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Blades,  Linda  M:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Blaiklock,  Raymond  R:  Colorado  Springs,  Colo.,  Junior,  Electri- 
cal Engineering.  Blake,  Barbara  R:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Cloth- 
ing Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Blake,  Bobbie  M: 

Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Bertrand,  William  A:  Clay  Center,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conser- 
vation. Betts,  Barry  L:  Shawnee,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Betts, 
JoAnn:  Gary,  Ind.,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Betz,  Judith  L: 

Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Betz,  William  D:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Geology.  Bevan, 
William:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Pre-Law.  Biby,  Carol  M:  Winfield,  Junior, 
Music  Education.  Bieberly,  Frank  G:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Veterinary 
Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bieberly,  Ralph  K:  Salina,  03,  Architecture.  Bieker,  Sandra 

K:  Salina,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Bigbee,  Jean  L:  Manhattan,  Soph- 
omore, Home  Economics.  Bigbee,  Melinda:  Hugoton,  Sophomore,  Cloth- 
ing Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bigelow,  Mary  A:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  English.  Big- 
gart,  LeAnne:  Circleville,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Biggs, 
Elaine  S:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Biggs,  Michael  W:  Barnard, 
Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Bigler,  Jane  A:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Billinger,  Betty  J:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Billinger, 
John  C:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Commercial  Art.  Birch,  Richard  T:  Wichita, 
01,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Bircher,  David  W:  Ellsworth,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Bird,  Gerald  A:  Larned,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Birkbeck, 
Stephen  R:  Leroy,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics.  Bishop,  Carolyn  S: 

Wichita,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 


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TOP  ROW:  Blake,  Karen  S:  Salina,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Blaker, 
Bradford  G:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Music  Education.  Blakeslee,  Mary  E: 

Independence,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Bland,  Vivian  R:  Hutchinson, 
Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Blankenhagen,  Edward:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Social 
Science.  Blankenship,  Beverly:  Udall,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Blank- 
enship,   Connie  L:   Udall,   Freshman,   General.   Blankenship,   Gary   D: 

Udall,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Blankenship,  Karen  S:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Blasdel,  Phyllis  J:  Sylvia,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Blauvelt,  William  A:  Superior,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Agricultural 
Journalism.  Blecha,  Joyce  E:  Belleville,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Ex- 
tension. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bledsoe,  Jacquelyn  A:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Bleything,  Larry  D:  Raytown,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Bleything,  Richard  R:  Raytown,  Mo.,  Junior,  Business 
Administration.  Blickenstaff,  Cheri:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Bliss,  Charles  E:  Denver,  Colo.,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Bliss,  Thomas  C:  Atwood,  Freshman,  General.  Block,  John  R:  Ba- 
varia, Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Blocksome,  Lyndon  K:  Ran- 
som, Freshman,  General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Blocksome,  Roderick:  Ransom,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Bloom,  Robert  E:  Needham  Heights,  Mass.,  Freshman,  General.  Blow, 
Harry  E:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Music  Education.  Bock,  Evelyn  A:  Dodge 
City,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND   ROW:   Bodwell,   Jean   K:   Pratt,  Junior,   Modern   Languages. 
Boeschen,  Phillip  W:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  01,  Architecture.  Boger,  Fred  C: 

Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Industrial  Engineering.  Boggs,  Terry  K:  Ft.  Riley, 
Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bogue,  Michael  C:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Bohannon,  Lloyd  D:  Hoisington,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Bohn,  Diane  K:  Eskridge,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design, 
and  Textiles  Research.  Bohnen,  Joseph  M:  Dorrance,  Sophomore,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Boisseau,  Eldon  L:  Coldwater,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 
Bolejack,  Steven  D:  Auburn,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics.  Boles, 
Marilyn  K:  Bartlesville,  Okla.,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Boles,  Stan- 
ley R:  Liberal,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 


TOP  ROW:  Boley,  Thomas  F:  Kewanee,  III.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Bolin,  Nancy  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Boll,  Bruce  A: 

Delphos,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Bolte,  Pamella  L:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore, 
Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management. 


SECOND  ROW:  Bolton,  Carolyn  L:  Burlingame,  Sophomore,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Bond,  Jeffrey  D:  Wichi- 
ta, Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Boomer,  Bruce  A:  Junction  City,  01, 
Architecture.  Boomer,  Larren  G:  Portis,  Junior,  Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Booth,  Joan  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Boots,  Linda  K:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Bordwell, 
Richard  S:  Washington,  la.,  Sophomore,  Feed  Technology.  Borell,  Steven 

C:  Lindsborg,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Borgmann,  Terry  A:  Goodland,  Sophomore,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Borngesser,  Susan  J:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Borra,  Victor  A:  Lyons,  III.,  02,  Architecture.  Bortz,  Nancy  C: 

Claflin,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Bosche,  Helen  F:  Burlington,  Junior,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Bosse,  Doris  J:  Wheaton,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Boster,  Rochelle  A:  Burrton,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Bos- 
trom,  Sheryl  L:  Lakin,  Freshman,  Accounting. 


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TOP  ROW:  Bott,  Raymond  E:  Palmer,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics. 
Bottenberg,  Julie  C:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Bou- 
cher, Cheryl  A:  Glasco,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Bouchey, 
Marsha  A:  Stockton,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Boudreau,  Jamesina  A:  Steffenville,  Mo.,  Junior,  Social 
Science.  Boughan,  Brooke  F:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law. 
Boughton,  Roberta  J:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 
Bourbina,  Charles  F:  Abilene,  02,  Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bourque,  Chalise  A:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Speech.  Bowell, 
Steven  D:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Bower,  Barbara 
L:  Holton,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Bower,  Joan  R:  Marysville, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bowers,  Constance  J:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Cloth- 
ing Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Bowman,  Gloria  J: 
Lyons,  Freshman,  Zoology.  Bowman,  Susan  J:  Overland,  Sophomore, 
Political  Science.  Bowsher,  Melodie  L:  Derby,  Sophomore,  Technical 
Journalism. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Boxberger,  Marsha  L:  Russell,  Freshman,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Boyce,  Richard  E:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Boyd,  Glenn  E:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Boyer,  Janet  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  General. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Boyer,  Nancy  M:  Coffeyville,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Ed- 
ucation. Boyer,  Ronald  L:  Fredonia,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Boyer, 
William  J:  EIDorado,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering.  Boylan,  Lynn  E:  Re- 
public, Freshman,  Mathematics. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Boyle,  Douglas  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 
Boyle,  Steven  R:  Spivey,  Sophomore,  Industrial  Engineering.  Boyles,  Alice 
L:  Scandia,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Bozone,  David  M:  Hugoton,  Sopho- 
more, Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Brabec,  Jeffrey  C:  Washington,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 
Brack,  Suella  I:  Holdrege,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 
Braden,  Janet  L:  Wakefield,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Bradley, 
Rebecca:  Chanute,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Bradley,  Sandra  L:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  ClotMng  Re- 
tailing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Bradley,  Wray  E:  Colum- 
bus, Ga.,  03,  Architecture.  Bradshaw,  Roger  W:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Brady,  Thomas  J:  Blue  Rapids,  Junior,  Accounting. 


TOP  ROW:  Brady,  Warren  T:  Albert,  Freshman,  General.  Brainerd,  Mary 
L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Art.  Brammer,  James  D:  Nortonville,  Sophomore, 
Business  Administration.  Brammer,  Judy  M:  Randolph,  Junior,  Geology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Brand,  John  H:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Physics.  Brandner, 
Mary  S:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Sociology.  Brandt,  John  C:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Freshman,  General.  Brannan,  Michael  S:  Meade,  Sophomore, 
Physical  Science. 


THIRD  ROW:  Brannum,  Marcia  M:  Winfield,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Brannum,  Sharon  L:  Winfield,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Bran- 
son, Carl  E:  Higginsvi lie,  Mo.,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Brant,  Doug- 
las M:  Lucas,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Brass,  Carolyn  E:  Coldwater,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Brassfield,  Mary  C:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Braswell,  David  A:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  02,  Architecture.  Brattin,  Janis 

K:  Kiowa,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Bratton,  Barbara  A:  Council  Grove,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Braum,  Roy  A:  Denison,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Braun, 
Linda  J:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Brazle,  Frank  K: 

Dexter,  01,  Architecture. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Brazle,  Reba  S:  Cambridge,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 
Education.  Brazzell,  Cecil:  Wichita,  Junior,  History.  Brecheisen,  A.  War- 
ren: Garnett,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Bredemeier,  Sharon  M: 

Seneca,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Bredengerd,  Laurence:  Salina,  Freshman,  General.  Bree- 
den,  Effie  M:  Hoxie,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Breeden, 
Margaret  A:  Hoxie,  Freshman,  General.  Breen,  Emmett  N:  EIDorado, 
Junior,  History. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Breen,  Timothy  J:  Miltonvale,  Junior,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Brees,  Gerald  C:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Breitenbach, 
Jerome:  Pretty  Prairie,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Breitenbach, 

John  D:  Pretty  Prairie,  Junior,  Architectural  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Breitweiser,  Mary  D:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Sociology. 
Brelig,  George  A:  Chester,  III.,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering.  Bren- 
ner, Steven  R:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Brent,  Carol  A: 

Gaylord,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Brent,  Margery  L:  Gaylord,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Brewster,  Robert  W:  Coffeyville,  02,  Architecture.  Brickner, 
Terry  L:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Bridges, 
Donald  L:  Atchison,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Briggeman,  Wilma  J:  Preston,  03,  Architecture.  Briggs, 
Robert  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Bright,  Barbara  K: 
Topeka,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Brim,  Lenore  K:  Hudson,  Junior, 
Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Brining,  Donald  R:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Ed- 
ucation. Brinker,  Jane  M:  Glen  Elder,  Freshman,  Biological  Science. 
Brinkman,  Jim  C:  Coffeyville,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Brink- 
meyer,  Juanita:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Brinkoeter,  Elizabeth:  Wichita,  Junior,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Brinkoeter,  RaeJean:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Art.  Briscoe,  Charles 

A:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  English.  Britton,  Jane  M:  Kinsley,  Junior,  Ele- 
mentary Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Britton,  William  G:  Lewis,  Freshman,  General.  Broad- 
well,  Edwin  S:  Wyckoff,  N.J.,  04,  Architecture.  Brockelman,  Jerald  D: 
Council  Grove,  Sophomore,  Landscape  Architecture.  Brockman,  Robert  J: 

Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Zoology. 


TOP  ROW:  Broeckelman,  Gregory:  Oakley,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 
Broeckelman,  Michael:  Oakley,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Mechanization. 
Broers,  James  S:  Eudora,  Freshman,  Biological  Science.  Broers,  Linda  F: 

Ottawa,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SECOND  ROW:  Broers,  Ted  A:  Eudora,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineer 
mg.  Bronaugh,  Robert  A:  Frankfort,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Bron- 
leewe,  Thomas  R:  Geneseo,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Bron- 
zan,  Charles  T:  Cook,  Neb.,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Brooke,  Jeanette:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Brookens,  Mary  C:  Westmoreland,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Brooks,  Robyn  D:  Lyons,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine.  Brooks, 
Stephen  C:  Russell,  Freshman,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Brooks,  Steven  L:  Ulysses,  Freshman,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Brooks,  Susan  E:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  General.  Brookshire, 
James  R:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Brous,  Judy  A:  De- 
soto, Freshman,  General. 

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TOP  ROW:  Brown,  Alan  D:  Salina,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Brown, 
Barbara  A:  Downs,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages.  Brown,  Gale  R:  Long- 
ton,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Brown,  Howard  R:  Kansas  City,  Sopho- 
more, Chemical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Brown,  Julia  A:  Oberlin,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 
Brown,  Larry  R:  Hutchinson,  02,  Architecture.  Brown,  Linda  K:  Kansas 
City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Brown,  Roderick  R:  Wichita,  Junior, 
Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Brown,  Terrence  W:  Ellinwood,  Freshman,  Dairy  Production. 
Brown,  Vicki  L:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  English.  Brown,  William  L:  Ober- 
lin, Junior,  Physical  Education.  Brownlee,  Dale  E:  Burdett,  Junior,  Indus- 
trial Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Bruce,  Cheryl  C:  Leawood,  Freshman,  General.  Bruce, 
Richard  N:  Orchard,  Neb.,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Brungardt,  Sam- 
uel J:  Gorham,  Junior,  Horticulture.  Bruning,  Gary  D:  Robinson,  Junior, 
Agricultural  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Brunner,  Ann  J:  Ramona,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Brunson,  Virginia  L:  Norton,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 
Bryan,  David  W:  Maiden,  Mass.,  Sophomore,  History.  Bryan,  John  N: 

Emporia,  Sophomore,  Landscape  Architecture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Bryant,  Bruce  W:  LaCrosse,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Bryant,  Joyce  A:  Lawrence,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Bryant,  Judith: 
Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Bryant,  Lawrence  O: 

Herington,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Bryant,  Michael  E:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Architectural  En- 
gineering. Buchan,  Katherine  F:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Buchan,  Robert  E:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Buchman,  Sherri 
L:  Alta  Vista,  Freshman,  Music  Education. 


THIRD    ROW:    Buchmann,    Stuart   E:   Clay   Center,    Freshman,    General. 
Buckland,  Annette  L:  Woodston,  Junior,  History    Buckles,  Michael  D: 

Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineering.  Bucklin,  Joseph  A:  Liver- 
pool, N.Y.,  01,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Budimlija,  Roddy:  Muncie,  Junior,  Accounting.  Budke, 
Martha  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Sociology.  Buffo,  Lyn  M:  Leavenworth, 
Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Bugbee,  Linda  E:  Emporia,  Junior, 
Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 


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Underclassmen:  Buh-Cam 


TOP  ROW:  Buhrer,  William  A:  Mission,  01,  Architecture.  Bulger,  Judith 
A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Bulger,  Shirley  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman, 
General.  Bull,  Barbara  J:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Bumgarner,  Richard  D:  Osawatomie,  Freshman,  Electri- 
cal Engineering.  Bunney,  James  B:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Feed  Technology. 
Burch,  Timothy  K:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medicine.  Burdett,  Wil- 
liam W:  Centralia,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Buresh,  Linda  K:  Caldwell,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Burford,  Marietta  C:  Milton,  Freshman,  Retail  Floriculture.  Burg, 
George   F:   Prairie  Village,   Sophomore,   General.   Burger,   Thomas   A: 

Home,  Freshman,  General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Burgess,  Barbara  L:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Bur- 
gess, Judith  G:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Burgess, 
Judith  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Burgess,  Maryann  E: 

Salina,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Burk,  Cheryln  J:  McDonald,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Burk, 
Robert  W:  Manhattan,  01,  Architecture.  Burke,  Bruce  E:  Kfngman,  Fresh- 
man, Electrical  Engineering.  Burkey,  Jerry  B:  Milford,  Neb.,  Sophomore, 
Veterinary  Medicine. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Burkhart,  Barbara  A:  Coffeyville,  Sophomore,  Chemical 
Engineering.  Burkholder,  Janis  K:  Attica,  Freshman,  General.  Burmeister, 
Irva  K:  Downs,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Burnett,  Cecil  W:  Mul- 
linville,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Burnett,  Gary  D:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Burnett,  Peggy  C:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General.  Burnison, 
Randolph  C:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Burns,  David  L:  Plainfield, 
Ind.,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


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EIGHTH  ROW:  Burns,  George  A:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Social  Science. 
Burns,  Linda  K:  Ness  City,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Burns, 
Michael  J:  Lenexa,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Burns,  Stephen 

M:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Burrell,  Delila  J:  Wamego,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Ed- 
ucation. Burris,  Joyce  A:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Burris,  Spencer  R:  Overland  Park, 
Sophomore,  Social  Science.  Burrow,  Frank  H:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Dentistry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Burt,  Ronald  J:  Salina,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineering.  Bur- 
ton, Carol  A:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Burton, 
Karen   K:   Wichita,   Freshman,   Medical   Technology.   Busch,   Sandra   K: 

Olathe,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Busenbark,  Theodore:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Feed 
Technology.  Bush,  James  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 
Bush,  Larry  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Bush,  Terry  M:  Douglass, 
Sophomore,  Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bussman,  Russell  L:  Mound  Valley,  Freshman,  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Butler,  Nancy  J:  Hays,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Butler, 
William  D:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Butler,  William  M:  Cof- 
feyville,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Button,  Sue  A:  Copeland,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Butts,  Joel  R:  Junction  City,  Junior, 
Mathematics.  Butts,  Lucretia  A:  Leon,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Bu- 
zenberg,  William  E:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journalism. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Byer,  Janet  L:  Stafford,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Byers,  Jacqualine  S:  Burr  Oak,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Byrne, 
Barbara:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research.  Cable,  Barbara  L:  Leoti,  Junior,  Medical  Technology. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Cadman,  Stephen:  St.  John,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Cadwallader,  Ralph  E:  Alma,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Cahill,  William  E:  Salina,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Cain, 
Margaret  C:  Sublette,  Freshman,  Biological  Science. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Caldwell,  Glenn  A:  Garnett,  Freshman,  Agricultural 
Engineering.  Calhoun,  Donald  L:  Ulysses,  01,  Architecture.  Callen, 
Patricia   J:    Wichita,   Junior,   Secondary   Education.   Callen,   Thomas   E: 

Wichita,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Callies,  Rodney  E:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  02,  Architecture.  Camb- 
lin,  Gary  L:  Robinson,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Cammel,  Donald 
L:  Eureka,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering.  Campbell,  Carolyn  B:  Over- 
land Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Campbell,  Donna  D:  South  Hamilton,  Mass.,  Freshman, 
Pre-Secondary  Education.  Campbell,  Joan  M:  Independence,  Junior,  Art. 
Campbell,  Richard  A:  Hamilton,  Mass.,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy. 
Campbell,  Richard  W:  Concordia,  02,  Architecture. 


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Underclassmen:  Can-Cau 


TOP  ROW:  Canfield,  Pamela  A:  Leawood,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Cannon,  John  W:  Salina,  01,  Architecture.  Capron,  Evan  D:  Columbus, 
Junior,  Physics.  Carbiener,  Connie  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Card,  Michael  D:  Tulsa,  Okla.,  Junior,  Mathematics. 
Cardwell,  Steven  R:  Scandia,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Card- 
well,  Virginia  G:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Carey, 
Bruce  D:  Sterling,  Sophomore,  Agronomy. 


THIRD  ROW:  Carey,  Larry  N:  Valley  Center,  Junior,  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing. Carl,  Charles  L:  Onaga,  01,  Architecture.  Carlat,  James  K:  Dover, 
Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Carlin,  Jerry  F:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Agricul- 
tural Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Carlin,  Kathryn  A:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Carlisle,  Michael  E:  Lexington,  Ky.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Carlson,  Carlene  E:  Kackley,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Carlson,  David  E:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


TOP  ROW:  Carlson,  Gary  K:  Topeka,  03,  Architecture.  Carlson,  Gayle 

A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Carlson,  Kenneth  L:  Con- 
cordia, Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Carlson,  Pamela  S:  Topeka, 
Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Carlson,  Patricia  L:  Bavaria,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Carlson,  Stephanie  M:  Bethel,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Carlson,  Susan  E:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Carlson, 
Vincent  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Carlson,  Virginia  A:  Bavaria,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Carmichael,  Craig  L:  Plainville,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Car- 
michael,  Lyle  K:  Garden  City,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Car- 
mony,  Lyle  P:  New  York,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Pre-Law. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Carpenter,  Evelyn  K:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Music  Edu- 
cation. Carr,  Carolyn  L:  Atchison,  Sophomore,  Humanities.  Carr,  Connie 
L:  Anthony,  Sophomore,  General.  Carr,  David  E:  Salina,  Junior,  Account- 
ing. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Carr,  Kay  E:  Larned,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Carr, 
Pamela  K:  Colby,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts.  Carr, 
Tommy  R:  Medicine  Lodge,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Carroll, 
Daniel  J:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


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TOP  ROW:  Carroll,  Roy  D:  Pratt,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Car- 
roll, Timothy  L:  Norton,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Carson,  Pamalee  G: 

Oxford,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Carson,  Shirley  E:  Overland 
Park,  Freshman,  Social  Science. 


SECOND  ROW:  Carson,  William  T:  Springfield,  Mo.,  02,  Architecture. 
Carter,  Brian  E:  Garnett,  Junior,  Accounting.  Carter,  Glenda  A:  Inde- 
pendence, Mo.,  Freshman,  Sociology.  Carter,  Irma  J:  Russell,  Freshman, 
Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Carter,  Jeannie  L:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Ele- 
mentary  Education.  Carthrae,  Ralph  E:  Coldwater,  Junior,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Cashatt,  John  P:  Ozawkie,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Caspar, 
William  O:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Economics. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Casper,  Jean  M:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Cassella,  Paul  W:  Ft.  Lauderdale, 
Fla.,  Freshman,  Zoology.  Cassidy,  Sheryl  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  General. 
Cassing,  David  T:  Merriam,  Sophomore,  Mathematics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Caster,  Dallas  D:  Hampton,  Neb.,  Junior,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Caster,  Douglas  F:  Fulton,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Caughron,  Martha  E:  Dodge  City,  Sophomore,  History.  Caul- 
field,  Michael  D:  Coffeyville,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Caulfield,  Richard  L:  Briarcliff,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Pre- Veterinary 
Medicine.  Cavanaugh,  Thomas  P:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  General.  Co- 
vin, Kathryn  A:  LaCrosse,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages.  Caviness, 
Kathleen  M:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Cawby,  Steve  A:  Leawood,  01,  Architecture.  Caylor, 
Melvin  A:  Blue  Mound,  Junior,  Zoology.  Caywood,  Don  A:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Chemistry.  Chadwell,  Stephen  L:  Fairview,  Sophomore, 
General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Chancy,  Terry  F:  Delphos,  Sophomore,  Agronomy. 
Chandler,  Charles  N:  Smith  Center,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Chapin,  B.  Ross:  Toronto,  Canada,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management. 
Chapman,  Douglas  M:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Chapman,  Harold  R:  Easton,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Chapman,  Linda  J:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Charbonneau, 

Karen  K:  Osborne,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management. 
Charles,  Nancy  A:  Republic,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Charlton,  Ann  L:  Bethel,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Chase,  Barbara  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Chatfield, 
Janet  L:  Goodland,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Cheatham,  James 

E:  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Cheatum,  Lawrence:  Miami,  Fla.,  Sophomore,  Geology. 
Cheavens,  Marcia  K:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Cheg- 
widden,  Verlee:  Sylvan  Grove,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Cheney, 
Patricia  W:  Grainfield,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Cheney,  Timothy  P:  Grainfield,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Cherney,  Franklin  C:  Agenda,  Freshman,  General.  Chetta,  Samuel 

F:  Westbury,  N.Y.,  Junior,  English.  Chew,  Linda  K:  Atchison,  Freshman, 
Pre-Elementary  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Chiang,  Yung  A:  Philippine  Islands,  Junior,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Chilott,  Elva  J:  Hugoton,  Sophomore,  Medical  Technology. 
Chilcott,  Robert  G:  Mankato,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law.  Childres,  Mary  F: 

Junction  City,  03,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Childs,  Edward  N:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Childs,  Robert  M:  Philli psburg,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Chiles,  Laurn  P:  Lorraine,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Choplin, 
Jane  R:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research. 


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TOP  ROW:  Christensen,  Barbara:  Marion,  Freshman,  General.  Christen- 
sen,  Bruce  N:  McHenry,  III.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Christ- 
ensen, Carl  D:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  General.  Christensen,  Carol: 

Salina,  Sophomore,  Sociology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Christensen,  Harriet:  Mt.  Hope,  Junior,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Christiansen,  Gordon:  Durham,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Christiansen,  Ken  A:  Colby,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Christmann,  Edith 

A:  Kirkwood,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Christmann,  Roy  A:  Glendale,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Civil 
Engineering.  Church,  Carol  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Chyba,  Leslie  J:  Western,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Claassen,    Rudolph   D:   Newton,   Sophomore,   Agricultural    Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Clark,  Dale  A:  Mission,  03,  Architecture.  Clark,  Douglas  S: 

Ft.  Thomas,  Ky.,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering.  Clark,  Elizabeth  A: 
Alta  Vista,  Sophomore,  Political  Science.  Clark,  Gary  S:  Mission,  Sopho- 
more, Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Clark,  Harriett  J:  Desoto,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Clark,  John  R:  Paola,  Sophomore,  Histroy.  Clark,  Kathy:  Den- 
ver, Colo.,  Junior,  Home  Economics.  Clark,  Michele  J:  EIDorado,  Junior, 
Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Clark,  Peggy  A:  Concordia,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Clark,  Terry  E:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry.  Clark, 
William   E:   Windsor,   Conn.,   Freshman,   Pre-Dentistry.   Clay,    Barry   H: 

Meade,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Claybaugh,  Kathryn  A:  Independence,  Mo.,  Junior,  Phy- 
sical Education.  Claycamp,  Kenneth  W:  Rice,  Sophomore,  Horticulture. 
Claydon,  Linda  A:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Chemistry.  Cleavinger,  Howard 

B:  Valley  Falls,  Freshman,  Physics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Cleeves,  David  B:  Brazil,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Clegg,  Robert  M:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Chemistry.  Cleghorn,  Roger  K: 

Wichita,    Freshman,    Nuclear   Engineering,    demons,    Paula   J:   Topeka, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Cline,  Darwin  E:  Wichita,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 
Cline,  Larry  E:  Fredonia,  Junior,  Agricultural  Journalism.  Cline,  Patricia  L: 
Lyons,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Clinesmith,  Kaye  A:  Ft.  Scott,  Fresh- 
man, Music  Education. 


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Underclassmen:  Clu-Cor 


TOP  ROW:  Clutter,  Michael  L:  Larned,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Clydes- 
dale, Robert  L:  Lenora,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Clyne, 
Lynda  L:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing, 
Cobb,  John  W:  Little  River,  Sophomore,  Psychology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Coberly,  Nancy:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  English.  Coble, 
Robert  J:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Coburn,  Ruth  E:  Overland 
Park,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Cochran,  Sherry  L:  Barnard,  Junior, 
Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


THIRD  ROW:  Cockrell,  Patricia  M:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Interior  De- 
sign. Cockrum,  Darrell  K:  Johnson,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  Cock- 
rum,  Wynn  M:  Johnson,  Sophomore,  Music  Education.  Coffey,  Barbara 

D:  Salina,  Freshman,  General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Coffman,  Charles  W:  Allen,  Junior,  Economics.  Cohan, 
Phillip  L:  Bonner  Springs,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Cohen, 
Diane  T:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Cohorst,  Steven 

J:  Marysville,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Coit,  Kathleen  A:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Psychology. 
Colahan,  Daniel  T:  Salina,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Colaw,  Carolyn  S:  Over- 
land Park,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Cole,  Charles  R:  Sedan,  Fresh- 
man, Mechanical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Cole,  Jana  L:  Goodland,  Freshman,  General.  Cole, 
Ross  W:  Jetmore,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Coleman, 
James  L:  Rossville,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Colley,  Michael 

E:  Osage  City,  Freshman,  General. 


TOP  ROW:  Collins,  Carolyn  M:  Bethel,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Collins,  George  F:  Piqua,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Collins,  Julie 
A:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Art.  Collins,  Michele:  Overland  Park,  Fresh- 
man, Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management. 


SECOND  ROW:  Colvin,  Thomas  E:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  Pre-Second- 
ary  Education.  Combrink,  Dennis  D:  Kiowa,  Freshman,  Music  Education. 
Comerford,  Karen  M:  Chicago,  III.,  Junior,  English.  Compton,  Barbara 

K:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Compton,  Marcia  A:  Lakin,  Sophomore,  Mathematics. 
Condell,   Nancy  J:   EIDorado,   Sophomore,   Zoology.   Condit,   Larry   R: 

Abilene,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Condon,  Marquita  M:  Wichita, 
Junior,  Elementary  Education. 

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TOP  ROW:  Condray,  Jettie  F:  Wells,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Cone,  Marie  L:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design 
and  Textiles  Research.  Conner,  Elizabeth  J:  EIDorado,  Freshman,  Techni- 
cal Journalism.  Conrad,  Michael  B:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Civil  En- 
gineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Conrow,  Margaret:  Wakefield,  Freshman,  Speech.  Con- 
verse, Larry  E:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Physical  Education.  Conway,  William 
P:  Haysville,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Cook,  Adelma  J:  Salina,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


THIRD  ROW:  Cook,  George  N:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Cook,  Jay  L:  Dighton,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Cook, 
Judith  L:  WaKeeney,  Junior,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Cook,  William  D:  Mer- 
riam,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Coolidge,  Sue  A:  Ft.  Riley,  Sophomore,  General.  Coombs, 
Polly  A:   Sedgwick,  Junior,  Appreciation  of  Music.   Coon,   Anthony  T: 

Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Coons,  Michael  J: 

Peabody,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Coons,  Patricia  I:  Peabody,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Cooper,  John  W:  Carbondale,  Sophomore,  General.  Cooper, 
Joyce  D:  Lenexa,  Freshman,  General.  Cooper,  Mary  J:  Colby,  Sopho- 
more, Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Cooper,  Robert  G:  Coldwater,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Cooper,  Robert  M:  McPherson,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Cooper,  William  G:  Preston,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering.  Coover, 
Courtney  M:  Kinsley,  Sophomore,  Speech. 


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TOP  ROW:  Coover,  Roland  R:  Wilsey,  Freshman,  General.  Copeland, 
Eugene  H:  Clay  Center,  Junior,  Music  Education.  Copening,  Caroline  B: 

lola,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Corby,  David  B:  Topeka,  Soph- 
omore, Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Cordel,  Peter  J:  Burr  Oak,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Cordill,  Jerry  R:  Woodston,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Corey,  Johnny  L:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Corn,  Mary  E: 

Holyrood,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Cornelison,  Judy  K:  Douglass,  Sophomore,  Retail  Flori- 
culture. Cornwell,  Larry  G:  Ellsworth,  Sophomore,  General.  Corr,  Tom 
H:  Enid,  Okla.,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Corral,  David  E:  Rock 
Springs,  Wyo.,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Correll,  Mary  E:  Satanta,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with 
Liberal  Arts.  Corwin,  Marilen  A:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design  and  Textiles  Research.  Cory,  Robert  M:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  History.  Cosgrove,  Patricia  S:  Council  Grove,  Sophomore, 
General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Costantini,  Raymond:  Pittsburg,  Sophomore,  Chemical 
Engineering.  Coulter,  Craig  A:  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Covalt,  Mary  A:  Whitewater,  Freshman,  Agricultural 
Journalism.  Covert,  Sydney  A:  EIDorado,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design. 


THIRD  ROW:  Cowan,  Deanna  K:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
and  Journalism.  Cowan,  Janet  S:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Humanities. 
Cowan,  Wendell  F:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Cowell, 
Rodney  M:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Cox,  Carolyn  R:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Physical  Edu- 
cation. Cox,  James  L:  Corning,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering.  Cox, 
Kenneth,  M:  Sublette,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics.  Cox,  Larry 
G:  Gove,  Freshman,  Accounting. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Craddock,  Beverly:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics.  Craig,  Cathryn:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Craig,  Donald  D:  Manchester,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages.  Craig, 
William  D:  Ogallala,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


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TOP  ROW:  Crofoot,  Steven  F:  Cottonwood  Falls,  Junior,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Crofoot,  Terry  J:  Cottonwood  Falls,  Freshman,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Cropper,  Thomas  L:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Cross,  Roberta  S:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy. 


SECOND  ROW:  Crossen,  Dee  A:  lola,  Junior,  Sociology.  Crostarosa, 
Diane  M:  E.  St.  Louis,  III.,  Sophomore,  Geography.  Crostarosa,  Kathryn: 
Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy.  Crotinger,  James  L:  Tribune, 
Sophomore,  Pre-Law. 


THIRD  ROW:  Crotinger,  Mary  K:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Clothing  Retail- 
ing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Crotts,  Connie  S:  Penalosa, 
Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Crouch, 
Robert  W:  Mission,  Junior,  Accounting.  Crow,  John  M:  Prairie  Village, 
Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Crowell,  James  E:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Crowley,  Mary  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Secondary 
Education.  Crownhart,  Patricia:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Crubel,  Michael  J:  Manhattan,  02,  Architecture. 


TOP  ROW:  Crail,  Shirley  C:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Cram,  Carolee:  Alliance,  Neb.,  Junior,  Home  Economics,  Edu- 
cation. Cram,  Dan  E:  Portis,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Cramer,  James 

E:  Bellevue,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  English. 


SECOND  ROW:  Cramer,  Joe  D:  Healy,  Junior,  Zoology.  Cramer,  Keith 

L:  Healy,  Junior,  Physical  Education.  Cramer,  Terry  L:  Healy  Freshman, 
General.  Crane,  John  F:  Ft.  Riley,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Crane,  Martha  A:  Wichita,  Junior,  English.  Crane,  Ross  D: 

Severy,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education.  Craven,  Donna  E:  Bonner  Springs, 
Freshman,  General.  Craven,  Linda  L:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Humanities. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Cravens,  Ann  L:  Newton,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Insti- 
tutional Management.  Crawford,  Allen  R:  Pomona,  Sophomore,  Mathe- 
matics. Crawford,  Debora  L:  Peabody,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 
Crawshaw,  Johnny  A:  Altoona,  Junior,  Agricultural  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Creager,  Marvin  W:  Pleasanton,  Sophomore,  Agricul- 
tural Education.  Crelly,  George  P:  Towanda,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Crist,  Richard  J:  Scott  City,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Crofoot, 
Patricia  D:  Cottonwood  Falls,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


Underclassmen:  Cru-DeM 


TOP  ROW:  Cruce,  James  R:  Salma,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Cruickshank,  Jonalyn:  Hays,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Crum- 
rine,  Jack  R:  Shawnee,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Crumrine, 

Judy  F:  Shawnee,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy. 


SECOND  ROW:  Crumrine,  Martin  H:  Shawnee,  Junior,  Bacteriology. 
Cudney,  Robert  R:  Belpre,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Culbertson, 
Countess:  Phillipsburg,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Cullen,  Mary 

L:  Topeka,  Freshman,  History. 


THIRD  ROW:  Culver,  Alan  D:  Madison,  03,  Architecture.  Culver,  Janet 
K:  Madison,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Cure,  Thomas  H:  Han- 
ston,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Currie,  Susan  L:  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man, General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Curry,  Fred  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Curry,  Robert  A:  Liberal,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Curtin,  Linda 
D:  Wetmore,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Curtis,  John  R:  Derby, 
Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


FIFTH  ROW;  Curtis,  Sherry  L:  Wamego,  Sophomore,  Art.  Cutter,  David 
W:  Hugoton,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  Cyphers,  Stanley  P:  Augusta, 
Junior,  Accounting.  Dagg,  Leonard  G:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Electrical 
Engineering. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Dahlsten,  Maria  R:  Lindsborg,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Dahm,  Arlene  R:  Palmer,  Junior,  Accounting.  Dahm,  Duane 
H:  Palmer,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Dalby,  Garry  M:  Leavenworth, 
Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Dale,  Ira  L:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 
Dale,  James  E:  St.  John,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Daley,  Michael  D: 
Liberal,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Dalke,  Randall  C:  Mound- 
ridge,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Dallas,  Sarah  B:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Humanities. 
Dally,  Mary  A:  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Dal- 
rymple,  Sandra  M:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Damer- 
on,  Tommy  D:  Beloit,  Sophomore,  Bakery  Management. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dametz,  Terri  A:  Stanley,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Daniel, 
Brenda  L:  McKinney,  Tex.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Daniel, 
Stephen  A:  Jacksonville,  III.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Daniels, 
Joseph:  Tonganoxie,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


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TOP  ROW:  Daniels,  Paul  R:  Baxter  Springs,  Sophomore,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Danielson,  Robert  L:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Daniel- 
son,  Stephen  K:  Salina,  Junior,  Accounting.  Dannefer,  William  D:  Ross- 
vi lie.  Junior,  Social  Science. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dannenberg,  Ruth  A:  Hiawatha,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Darling,  Dianne:  Wichita,  Junior,  Family  and  Child 
Development.  Darnell,  Dean  A:  Plainville,  Junior,  Landscape  Architecture. 
Darnell,  Thomas  J:  Merriam,  Junior,  Horticulture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Darrigrand,  Andre:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Dart,  Susan  E:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  Art.  Darter,  Genevieve 
C:  Douglass,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Dauber,  Vesta  L:  Hutchin- 
son, Junior,  Technical  Journalism. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Daugharthy,  Ronald  P:  Ottawa,  Junior,  Zoology.  Daugh- 
arthy,  Sandra  L:  Ottawa,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Dougherty, 
Patty  L:  Dodge  City,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Daves,  Cheryl  A: 

Wichita,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles 
Research. 


FIFTH  ROW:  David,  Larry  H:  Mankato,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Davidson,  Judith  A:  Wichita,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Davidson, 
Sandra  A:  Sterling,  Sophomore,  Bacteriology.  Davis,  Arthur  D:  Mullin- 
ville,  Sophomore,  Agriculture. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Davis,  Betty  L:  Lakin,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Davis,  Fred  H:  Rossville,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Davis,  Judith  A: 
Elkhart,  Junior,  Medical  Technology.  Davis,  Margaret  J:  Wellington, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Davis,  Robert  C:  Bonner  Springs,  Sophomore,  Industrial 
Engineering.  Davis,  Scott  E:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Davis,  Sheridan  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Davis,  Stephen  V:  Peabody,  Freshman,  Political  Science. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Davis,  Susan  P:  Overland,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Davis, 
Victor  A:  Merriam,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law.  Davison,  John  M:  Valley  Cen- 
ter, Sophomore,  Agronomy.  Dawson,  Elizabeth  A:  Wichita,  Freshman, 
Mathematics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dawson,  Linda  L:  Oakley,  Freshman,  General.  Day, 
Steven  D:  Hiawatha,  Junior,  History.  DeGraeve,  Donald  L:  Kansas  City, 
Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  DeMay,  Robert  J:  Oberlin,  Junior, 
Civil  Engineering. 


Underclassmen:  Dea-Dis 


TOP   ROW:   Deam,   Dona   L:   Manhattan,   Junior,  Art.   Dean,  Jerry   M: 

Beloit,  Freshman,  General.  Dean,  Jo  J:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Art.  Dear- 
den,  Janet  E:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dearing,  Beverly  A:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Music  Edu- 
cation. Dechert,  Dennis  L:  Colby,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  Decker, 
Jack  L:  Denison,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Dedonder,  Larry  J: 

Reading,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 


THIRD  ROW:  Degood,  Karen  D:  St.  Francis,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Degraffenreid,  Sondra:  Greensburg,  Sophomore,  Psychology.  Deines, 
Garry  L:  WaKeeney,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Delich,  Gloria 

J:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Delker,  David  H:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Dellere,  Mary  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Sociology.  Delp,  Tony  M: 
St.  John,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engineering.  Del  Popolo,  Robert  G: 

Buffalo,  N.Y.,  03,  Architecture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Demand,  Deborah  M:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Demaree,  James  L:  Salina,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Demmer,  Connie  M:  Herndon,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Denk,  Greg  P: 

Shawnee  Mission,  01,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dennis,  Anita  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Interior  Design. 
Denoon,  Daniel  A.  Jr:  Meadville,  Pa.,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Dent, 
James   M:   Waterbury,   Conn.,   Sophomore,   Economics.   Dent,   Larry   R: 

Harper,  Freshman,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dent,  Michael  W:  EIDorado,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Dent,  Steven  M:  EIDorado,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Denton,  Peggy 
J:  Altamont,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Denton,  Ronald  L:  Atchi- 
son, 03,  Architecture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Denton,  Sharon  K:  Spring  Hill,  Freshman,  General.  Dep- 
ping,  Dave  M:  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Derosear, 
Thomas  R:  Stockton,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Desbien,  Edmund 

P:  Damar,  Freshman,  Psychology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Desch,  Marikay  P:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Deschner,  Dennis  L:  Beloit,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 
Deters,  Charlotte  R:  Mankato,  Junior,  Sociology.  Detter,  Jay  D:  Nicker- 
son,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Dettmer,  Keith  L:  Green,  Freshman,  General.  Devore,  John 

J:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Dewey,  David  K:  Belle- 
ville, Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Dey,  Judith  A:  Newton,  Junior, 
Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Deyoe,  Rita  M:  Coldwater,  Freshman,  General.  Dial, 
Dana  L:  Anthony,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Dial,  Garry  A: 
Arcadia,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Dick,  Lucille  E:  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dick,  Mark  W:  Buhler,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineering. 
Dick,  Thomas  D:  Buhler,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Dickerson, 
Roger  K:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  General.  Dickey,  Mildred  L:  New- 
ton, Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dickkut,  Dale  J:  Marshalltown,  la.,  Junior,  History.  Dick- 
inson, Jerry  A:  Whiting,  Sophomore,  General.  Dickson,  Richard  C: 
Topeka,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medicine.  Diekman,  Marcia  K:  Douglass,  Fresh- 
man, Speech. 


TOP  ROW:  Dietrich,  Darlene:  Atchinson,  Junior,  Home  Economics.  Die- 
trich, Jacqueline:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Dietz,  Kenneth  D: 

WaKeeney,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Dildine,  Roger  S:  Los  Alamos, 
N.M.,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dillenback,  Linda  C:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. Dillenbeck,  Karen  E:  Point  Lookout,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Zoology. 
Diller,  Sue  A:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  General.  Dillinger,  Keith  W:  Edson, 
Freshman,  Agriculture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dillingham,  Edward  W:  McFarland,  Freshman,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Dillingham,  William:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  01,  Architecture. 
Dillman,  Lon  W:  Newton,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Dillon,  Jean 

L:  Glasco,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Dillon,  John  F:  Glasco,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Dil- 
lon, John  S:  Silver  Lake,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Dillon,  William 
L:  Burr  Oak,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine.  Dimatteo,  Suzanne:  Sudbury,  Mass., 
Freshman,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dinning,  Jan:  Wichita,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion 
Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Dirks,  Patricia  R:  Kismet,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics.  Dirksen,  Larry  E:  Moundridge,  Junior,  Feed  Technology.  Disen- 
house,  Harvey  A:  Peekskill,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Psychology. 


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Underclassmen:  Dit-Dye 


TOP  ROW:  Ditch,  Vicki  L:  Liberal,  Sophomore,  Biological  Science.  Divin, 
Rolland  G:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Diviney,  Ernest 
M:  Elkhart,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Dixon,  Madelyn  C:  Man- 
hattan, Sophomore,  Music  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dixon,  Margaret  A:  Leon,  Junior,  English.  Dobbels, 
Frances  M:  Shawnee,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Dobbins,  James 
R:  Goff,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Dobbins,  Mary  M:  Goff,  Freshman, 
Family  and  Child  Development. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dobson,  Melinda  L:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Pre-Ele- 
mentary  Education.  Dobson,  Robert  C:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Dairy  Produc- 
tion. Dodge,  Alvena  L:  Medicine  Lodge,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Dohrman,  Paulette  S:  St.  Marys,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Dohrman,  Yvonne  L:  Bushton,  Junior,  Modern  Languages. 
Dold,  Brenda  E:  Emporia,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Dolen, 
Nancy  E:  Leawood,  Freshman,  General.  Dondlinger,  Patrick:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Donovan,  Gerald  M:  Norton,  Freshman,  Agricultural 
Journalism.  Doran,  James  V:  Macksville,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Dossett,  William  R:  Salina,  Freshman,  General.  Dougherty,  Janice 

A:  Colby,  Freshman,  Pre-Law. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dougherty,  Thomas  N:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Douglas,  Nancy  L:  Huntsville,  Ala.,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Douglas,  Steven  L:  Bridgeport,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Douglass,  La- 
donna  L:  Burlington,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Douthett,  Roger  L:  Augusta,  Freshman,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Douthit,  Frank  R:  St.  Francis,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Downs,  Stanley  R:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Doyle,  Edward  T:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Doyle,  Patrick  T:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Dragush,  Marilyn  L:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  General.  Drake, 
Patricia  J:  Elmdale,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Drake,  Patti  E:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Drapel,  Trudy  C:  Cuba,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Draper, 
Gary  G:  Glade,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering.  Drees,  Thomas  J:  Hays, 
Freshman,  History.  Dreier,  Wayne  T:  Billings,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Physical 
Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Dreyer,  Kenneth  E:  Madison,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Droge,  Douglas  A:  Seneca,  Freshman,  Music  Education.  Drost,  Gary 
C:   Topeka,    Freshman,   Chemical    Engineering.    Drumm,    Dennis   A:    St. 

Louis,  Mo.,  03,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dryer,  Martha  L:  Liberal,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Dubrouillet,  Margaret:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Business 
Administration.  Dudding,  Kay  A:  Charleston,  W.Va.,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics  and  Nursing.  Dudley,  Pamela  J:  Cawker  City,  Junior,  Elemen- 
tary Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Duenkel,  Robert  T:  West  Orange,  N.J.,  Junior,  Second- 
ary Education.  Duethman,  Charles  W:  Paola,  Freshman,  Chemical  En- 
gineering. Duff,  Craig  G:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Duff, 
Darlene  R:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Duff,  David  W:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Duf- 
fendack,  John  P:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  03,  Architecture.  Duggan,  Joan  L: 
Niles,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Duguid,  George  W:  McPherson, 
Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Dukelow,  Gordon  H:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  General. 
Dukelow,  Nancy  J:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  English.  Dumford,  Michael 
D:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  General.  Dumler,  Patricia  A:  Russell,  Sopho- 
more, Mathematics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Dunbar,  Charles  D:  Richmond,  Sophomore,  Agricultural 
Mechanization.  Dunbar,  Jennifer  G:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Cloth- 
ing Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Duncan,  Carolyn  L: 
Kensington,  Sophomore,  History.  Duncan,  Janice  E:  Wamego,  Freshman, 
Pre-Elementary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Dunn,  Jeanne  K:  N.  Springfield,  Va.,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Secondary  Education.  Dunn,  Judith  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Secondary 
Education.  Dunstan,  Edwin  R:  Jewell,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Dupre,  Durward  D:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Accounting. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Durham,  Nancy  L:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Freshman,  Clothing  Re- 
tailing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Durst,  Larry  G:  Morrow- 
ville,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Duston,  Douglas  J:  Gaylord, 
Freshman,  Feed  Technology.  Dutton,  Peter  A:  St.  James,  N.Y.,  Freshman, 
Agricultural  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Dutton,  William  W:  Alta  Vista,  Junior,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Dwyer,  Trisha  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Dye,  Donna  J:  Mankato,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Dyer,  Sally  C: 

Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles 
Research. 


Underclassmen:  Dye-Ell 


TOP  ROW:  Dyer,  William  K:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Dyke,  Nancy  K:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  General.  Eager, 
Richard  B:  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Easter, 
Ronald  L:  Abilene,  01,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Eaton,  Lenette  E:  McPherson,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Education.  Eaton,  Rodney  C:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Con- 
servation. Eberhart,  Keith  L:  Deerfield,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Eberle,  Janice  K:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with 
Liberal  Arts. 


THIRD   ROW:   Ebert,    Robert   A:   Flush,   Freshman,   Animal    Husbandry. 
Eccleston,  Franksisk:  Fowler,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Eck,  Diane  L: 

Harper,  Junior,  Art.  Eckardt,  Kenneth  A:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Busi- 
ness Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Eckert,  Karen  J:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Modern  Languages. 
Edberg,  Carole  D:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology.  Eddy,  Gail  L: 
Havensville,  Freshman,  Speech.  Eddy,  Mollye  A:  Kansas  City,  Freshman, 
Pre-Elementary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Eddy,  Thomas  D:  Marysville,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Edelman,  Lyle  F:  Sabetha,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Mechanization. 
Edens,   Linda   F:   Junction   City,   Freshman,   Psychology.   Edgar,   Sharon: 

Dallas,  Tex.,  Sophomore,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Edminster,  James  H:  Junction  City,  Junior,  English.  Ed- 
monds, Jan  D:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 
Edmonds,  Jeannette  G:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Edmonds,  Leslie  S:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Edmonds,  Patricia  J:  Peabody,  Sophomore,  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Edmondson,  Ted  D:  Columbus,  Sophomore,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Edwards,  Keith  H:  Concordia,  01,  Architecture.  Ed- 
wards, Winston  J:  Osage  City,  Freshman,  Retail  Floriculture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Edwardson,  William  D:  Everest,  Sophomore,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Egan,  Teresa  J:  Salina,  Freshman,  Technical  Journalism.  Eger, 
John  J:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  History.  Eggert,  Rodney  D:  Norwich,  01, 
Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Eggleston,  Cora  J:  Louisburg,  Junior,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Ehrlich,  Dorothy  A:  Russell,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Ehrlich, 
Douglas  M:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Ehrlich, 
Karen  K:  Russell,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Tex- 
tiles Research. 


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TOP  ROW:  Ehrlich,  Larry  D:  Russell,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 
Eichem,  Robert  W:  Wamego,  Freshman,  Feed  Technology.  Eicher,  Jona- 
than W:  Brewster,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Eilian,  Cyrus:  Iran,  03, 
Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Eirich,  Francis  E:  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Chemistry. 
Eisele,  William  D:  Eudora,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Eisenbarth, 
Francis:  Goff,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Eisenhour,  Douglas  E: 

Wichita,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Eisler,  Marion  K:  Easton,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation. 
Eitmann,  Emily  A:  Council  Bluffs,  la.,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Eitzman,  Willard  L:  Hardy,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 
Elder,  Larry  E:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Elliot,  Allan  W:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Elliott,  Carolyn  K:  Concordia,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 
Elliott/  James  D:  Waterville,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Elliott,  James  P: 

Syracuse,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Elliott,  Lloyd  R:  Waldo,  Freshman,  General.  Elliott,  Robert  B: 

Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Elliott,  Susan  T:  Her- 
ington,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology.  Elliott,  William  T:  Overland  Park, 
Freshman,  Restaurant  Management. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ellis,  Hazen  J:  Wichita,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Ellis,  William  D:  Humboldt,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Ellithorpe,  Jack 
E:  EIDorado,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Ellsaesser,  Jerrilyn: 

Sublette,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Elson,  James  M:  Peoria,  III.,  Freshman,  Landscape  Archi- 
tecture. Elsweiler,  Sharon  A:  Leavenworth,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Emel,  Charles  D:  Brewster,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Emel,  Karlyn 

K:  Brewster,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


FOURTH    ROW:   Emig,   Calvin   L:   Abilene,   Freshman,   General.   Emig, 
Danny  R:  Solomon,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics.  Emrich,  Patricia 

A:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Tex- 
tiles Research.  Endorf,  Diana  L:  Arkansas  City,  Freshman,  Psychology. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Engel,  Charles  W:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Physical  Science. 
Engelken,  Ronald  A:  Goff,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Engle, 
Pamela  S:  Madison,  Sophomore,  Humanities.  Engler,  Cady  R:  Topeka, 
Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Engler,  Jerry  W:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Journal- 
ism. Engstrom,  Kathleen  A:  Salina,  Sophomore,  General.  Enos,  Newell 

M:  Perry,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering.  Ensz,  Ronald  D:  Inman,  Fresh- 
man, Animal  Husbandry. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Eplee,  Harvey  C:  Fredonia,  Sophomore,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Epley,  Larry  C:  Kingman,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 
Eppard,  Ellen  E:  Duncan,  Okla.,  Sophomore,  Social  Science.  Erickson, 
Frederick:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Erickson,  Glennis  A:  Clifton,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Erick- 
son, Janet  K:  Sullivan,  III.,  Freshman,  General.  Erickson,  Michael  C:  Ells- 
worth, Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  Erickson,  Michael  J:  Lakin,  Junior,  Me- 
chanical Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ericson,  Carla  S:  Assaria,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Ericson,  Galen  E:  Assaria,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Ericson,  Lance 

R:  Chicago  Heights,  III.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Erl,  Delila 
K:  Salina,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Ermey,  Michael  S:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Ervin,  Patrick  F:  Horton,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Esau, 
Dale  E:  McPherson,  Freshman,  General.  Eschmann,  William  C:  Columbia, 
III.,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Eshelman,  Joe  K:  Sedgwick,  Freshman,  Animal  Husban- 
dry. Eshelman,  Jon  H:  Sedgwick,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Eshelman, 
Kenneth  K:  Sedgwick,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Eshelman, 
Roger  A:  Sedgwick,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Esping,  Wayne  E:  Leonardville,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  Essmiller,  Donald  M:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  General.  Estes, 
Charles  M:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Ethridge,  Gale  E: 

Glasco,  Junior,  Botany. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Etling,  Sheryl  B:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Speech.  Euler, 
Robert  W:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Evans, 
Charles  E:  Marion,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Education.  Evans,  Gerald  T: 

Americus,  Freshman,  Flour  Science  and  Management. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Evans,  Jolene:  Meade,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Evans, 
Mary  C:  Plainville,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Evans,  Nancy  A: 

Russell,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Re- 
search. Evans,  Nancy  L:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Evans,  Patricia  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Evans,  Richard  W:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Evans, 
Robert  D:  Chetopa,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Everett,  Erwin  L: 

Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Mechancial  Engineering. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Everett,  Kenneth  D:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Everett,  William  W:  Shawnee,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Ever- 
hart,   Eldon    R:   Kansas   City,   Junior,    Horticulture.    Evers,   Janice   M: 

Abilene,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Evers,  Richard  L:  Abilene,  Junior,  Accounting.  Ewert, 
Wayne  L:  Marion,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Ewing,  Margaret  A:  Dodge 
City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Exley,  Jonell:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Eye,  Mary  E:  Goodland,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Eyerly, 
Joyce  M:  Augusta,  Sophomore,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management. 
Eyestone,  Carolyn  S:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion 
Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Fabert,  Jerry  A:  Lyndon,  Freshman,  Civil 
Engineering. 


Underclassmen:  Fab-Fir 


TOP  ROW:  Fabrizius,  John  D:  WaKeeney,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Educa- 
tion. Faddis,  Janet  K:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  General.  Fagan,  John 
S:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Fagen,  Arlyn  R: 

Larned,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Fager,  Glenn  A:  Osage  City,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Fail,  Charles  R:  Altoona,  Junior,  Agricultural  Engineering. 
Failor,  Sue  A:  Lyndon,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Fair,  Arlene  S: 

Alden,  Freshman,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Fair,  Carolyn  K:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Chemistry.  Fair,  Nancy 
E:  Alden,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Fairbank,  Sharon:  Hays,  Sopho- 
more, Modern  Languages.  Fairbanks,  David  F:  Manhattan,  Sophomore, 
Agricultural  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Fairchild,  Kerry  L:  Salina,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Falk,  Karen  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Fangman,  James  R: 
Seneca,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Fankhauser,  Daniel  E:  Garden 
City,  03,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Fankhauser,  Dean  P:  Lyons,  Sophomore,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Fankhauser,  Robyn  L:  Lyons,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Fanning,  Phillip  R:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Fapp, 
Ross  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Pre-Dentistry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Farabi,  Steven  B:  Pittsburg,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Farmer,  Brenda  K:  Valley  Falls,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology.  Farmer, 
Gail  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Art.  Farmer,  Gordon  L:  Mayetta, 
Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Farmer,  Jeri  L:  Tribune,  Freshman,  Family  and  Child  De- 
velopment. Farmer,  Michael  J:  England,  Sophomore,  Feed  Technology. 
Farney,  Kay  E:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Farns- 
worth,  Michael:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Industrial  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Farrar,  James  M:  Ft.  Riley,  Freshman,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Farrar,  William  F:  Ft.  Riley,  Freshman,  General.  Fatzer,  John  R: 
Topeka,  Freshman,  General.  Faulconer,  Wayne  C:  EIDorado,  Junior, 
Chemical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Fausett,  Larry  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Fayinka,  Folorunso  A:  Nigeria,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Feagins,  Craig  S:  Wichita,  01,  Architecture.  Fearing,  Julia  I:  Lawrence, 
Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Field,  Ronald  E:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Fielding,  William  O:  Summit,  N.J.,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Fields,  Loyd  A:  Caney,  Sophomore,  Horticulture.  Fields,  Timothy  J: 

Salina,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journalism. 


SECOND  ROW:  Fields,  William  J:  Salina,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Figueroa,  Miguel  A:  ElSalvador,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Filbert, 
Barbara  K:  Wilmington,  Dela.,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Filbert,  Gail  W: 

Wilmington,  Dela.,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles 
Research. 


THIRD  ROW:  Filinger,  Cynthia  A:  Cuba,  Sophomore,  General.  Finch, 
Eilene  L:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Chemistry.  Fink,  Rebecca  J:  Manhattan, 
Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Finley,  Ronald  J:  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Dentistry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Finnerty,  William  J:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medicme. 
Finney,  Cynthia  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Fin- 
ney, Roger  B:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Firling,  Ruth- 
arm:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


TOP  ROW:  Fearing,  Sherry  J:  Burr  Oak,  Freshman,  General.  Fechner, 
Marlyce  V:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Fedosky, 
Allan  L:  Calumet  City,  III.,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine.  Feeny,  Judith  I:  Prairie 
Village,  Sophomore,  Art. 


SECOND  ROW:  Feist,  Samuel  J:  Claflin,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing. Felbush,  Nina  M:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Feld- 
kamp,  Ronald  E:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering.  Feldkamp, 
Thomas  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Music  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Fellers,  Steven  G:  Neodesha,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Fellman,  Charles  H:  Osage  City,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Felton,  Ray  W:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Psychology.  Fenton,  Frank  R: 

Bonner  Springs,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Ferguson,  James  J:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. Ferguson,  Patricia  A:  Wichita,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion 
Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Ferguson,  Roy  T:  Belleville,  Freshman,  Elec- 
trical Engineering.  Ferrell,  Charlotte  A:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Die- 
tetics and  Institutional  Management. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Fey,  Tom  E:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Fiala,  Joleen  A:  Narka,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Ficke, 
Stephen  W:  Wichita,  Junior,  Psychology.  Fickel,  Jerry  Bernard:  Riley, 
Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Fischer,  Lawrence  G:  Washington,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Fischer,  Loren  D:  Lincoln,  Junior,  Modern  Languages.  Fiser,  Sara 

M:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Art.  Fish,  Larry  W:  Emporia,  Junior,  Electri- 
cal Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Fisher,  Jay  S:  Pleasanton,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 
Fisher,  Karolynn  A:  Olathe,  Sophomore,  Medical  Technology.  Fittell,  John 
H:  Olathe,  Sophomore,  General.  Fitzwater,  James  W:  Augusta,  Sopho- 
more, Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Fix,  Robert  A:  Phillipsburg,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Flack, 
Robert  D:  Sabetha,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Flannery,  John  M: 
Amityville,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering.  Fleischmann,  Beth 

K:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Fleming,  Barbara  J:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Mathematics. 
Fleming,  Cynthia  K:  Salina,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages.  Fletcher, 
Brenda  W:  Holton,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Fletcher,  Phillip 

D:  Holton,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Fletcher,  Sherrill  J:  Lakin,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Flett,  Judy  A:  Spring  Hill,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Flinner,  Monica: 
Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Floersch,  Richard  H:  Galesburg,  III.,  Soph- 
omore, Mechanical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Florence,  Susan  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Flournoy,  John  P:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  02,  Architecture.  Floyd,  Lon 
K:  Kinsley,  Junior,  Physical  Education.  Fly,  Martha  M:  Topeka,  Junior, 
Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Flynn,  Linda  K:  Riley,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Fogo,  Glenn  C:  Esbon,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Foland,  Connie  J: 
Overland  Park,  Freshman,  General.  Folck,  Phillip  S:  New  York  City,  N.Y., 
01,  Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Foltz,  Bruce  V:  Belle  Plain,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 
Foltz,  Mary  K:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Foltz,  William  C:  Abi- 
lene, Junior,  Business  Administration.  Folwell,  Patric  J:  Oil  City,  Pa.,  Fresh- 
man, Speech. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ford,  Betty  D:  Derby,  Freshman,  Restaurant  Manage- 
ment. Ford,  Ruth  M:  Wakefield,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 
Ford,  Shirley  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Fore- 
man, Billy  J:  Altamont,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Forkenbrock,  Ronald:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Accounting.  Fors- 
berg,  Roger  E:  Mentor,  Freshman,  Dairy  Production.  Forsythe,  Stephen 
W:  Altoona,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Fortun,  Pamela  K:  Manhattan, 
Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Fosmire,  Luella  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Foster,  Gayle  K:  Tokyo,  Japan,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Foster,  Gregory  C:  Washington,  Sophomore,  General.  Foster, 
Thomas  E:  Great  Bend,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Fountaine,  James  H:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Fowler,  Beverly  S:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Re- 
tailing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Fowler,  Robert  W:  Kansas 
City,  01,  Architecture.  Fowles,  Bryce  A:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Animal 
Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Fox,  James  W:  Ottawa,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Fox,  Joan  M:  Dodge  City,  Junior,  Sociology.  Fox,  Robert  L:  Garfield, 
Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Frame,  Russell  W:  Overland  Park,  Freshman, 
Geology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Francis,  Eugene  N:  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Francis,  Gary  D:  Levant,  Sophomore,  Agricultural 
Education.  Francis,  Joyce  L:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  General.  Francis, 
Mary  K:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 

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TOP  ROW:  Francis,  Sandra  J:  Salina,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Frank,  Janice  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 
Frank,  Larry  D:  Westmoreland,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Franklin, 

Lee  E:  Oberlin,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Franz,  David  R:  Buhler,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Fraser,  Sheryl  J:  Gardner,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Frashier, 
Judith  A:  Mission,  Freshman,  Art.  Frazee,  Garry  L:  Columbus,  Sophomore, 
Agricultural  Mechanization. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Frazier,  Carol  L:  Goodland,  Freshman,  General.  Fred- 
erick, Leonard  R:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Fredrick- 
son,  Janice:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics.  Fredrickson,  Joline: 

Selden,  Freshman,  Psychology. 


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TOP  ROW:  Freed,  Janivar:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. Freeland,  David  E:  Burns,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Freeman,  Joe 
D:  Kingman,  02,  Architecture.  Frerichs,  David  G:  Champaign,  III.,  01, 
Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Frick,  Galen  G:  Durham,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Frickey,  Michele  D:  Oberlin,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Frickey, 
Steven  L:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  General.  Friedrichs,  Nelda  J:  Marysville, 
Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Frieze,  H.  Jess:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Frikken,  Donald  R:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Friley,  John  R:  Mission,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Frisbie,  Kurt  M: 

McDonald,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Frisbie,  Robert  L:  EIDorado,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Fritts,  Diana  L:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  History.  Fritz,  June  F:  Clay 

Center,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Fritz,  Mary  J:  Kansas  City, 
Sophomore,  Social  Science. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Fritzson,  Harlyn  A:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 
Froelich,  Glen  W:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Froe- 
lich,  Sandra  K:  Solomon,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Froelich,  Sharon 

L:  Solomon,  Junior,  Geography. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Frohn,  Janice  E:  Pitcairn,  Pa.,  Sophomore,  Physical 
Science.  Fruetel,  David  B:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Fruits,  Timothy  J:  Winfield,  Freshman,  Horticulture.  Frusher,  Steven 

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TOP  ROW:  Fry,  John  A:  Naperville,  III.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Fry,  Larry  G:  Little  River,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  Fry,  Robert 
B:  Helenville,  Wis.,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Fry,  Shari  A:  Little 
River,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Fry,  Theron  E:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 
Fuelling,  Melvin  M:  Tabor,  la.,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Fuhrken, 
Steven  R:  Washington,  01,  Architecture.  Fuhrman,  Stephen  A:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Fujimura,  Keith  T:  Lihve,  Haw.,  Freshman,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Fulghunrt,  David  A:  Tescott,  Freshman,  General.  Fulhage, 
Charles  D:  Yates  Center,  Sophomore,  Milling  Technology.  Fulkerson, 
Janet  E:  Liberty,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


TOP  ROW:  Fuller,  Robert  C:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Chemistry.  Full- 
ington,  Susan  M:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Funk,  Larry  D:  Waldo,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education.  Funston,  Mary  L: 

Talmage,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Furbeck,  Rebecca  S:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Furbeck,  Richard  S:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Furney,  Joyce  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Furney,  Mary  Z: 

Manhattan,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Flyer,  Kenneth  L:  Scott  City,  01,  Architecture.  Gabrielson, 
Ronald  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Gadberry, 
Marcia  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  History.  Gaede,  Diane:  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man, General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gagnon,  James  E:  Grainfield,  Freshman,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Gagnon,  Thomas  A:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Medical  Technology. 
Galbraith,  Ann  C:  Madison,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Gallant,  Wil- 
liam P:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Gallaway,  Roland  W:  Dwight,  Freshman,  General.  Galle- 
more,  Pamela  S:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Gallo- 
way, John  H:  WaKeeney,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Galloway,  Nan- 
cy A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Gamba,  Jane  E:  Osage  City,  Freshman,  Speech.  Gam- 
biani,  Michael  L:  Spring  Valley,  III.,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Gammon,  Ronald  L:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Gangel,  Michael  A:  Louisburg,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


Underclassmen:  Gan-Gil 


TOP  ROW:  Gans,  Anna  M:  Solomon,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Garcia,  Carlos  M:  Puerto  Rico,  02,  Architecture.  Garcia,  Joseph  R: 

Denver,  Colo.,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Gard,  Eileen  D:  Wichita, 
Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Gardner,  Carolyn  S:  Arlington,  Freshman,  Mathematics. 
Gardner,  Michael  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Humanities.  Gardner, 
Richard  L:  Laredo,  Mo.,  02,  Architecture  Garland,  Susan  E:  Ft.  Leaven- 
worth, Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


THIRD  ROW:  Garlett,  Theresa  M:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Accounting. 
Garrelts,  Rex  E:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering.  Gar- 
ren,  Bruce  K:  Oskaloosa,  Freshman,  General.  Garrett,  Claudia  A:  Sa- 

lina,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Garrett,  Gwen  I:  Colby,  Junior,  Foods  and  Nutrition. 
Garrett,  Shirley  A:  Colby,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Garrison, 
Carla  J:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Garrison,  Linda 

S:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Garten,  Danna  L:  Effingham,  Sophomore,  English.  Garten, 
Harold  J:  Medicine  Lodge,  Sophomore,  Physics.  Garton,  Stephen  C: 
Manhattan,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering.  Garton,  Susan  C:  Topeka, 
Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Garwood,  Gary  J:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Gasche,  Daniel  G:  Hartford,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Gaston,  Carol  A:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Gates,  James  D:  Glen  Elder,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Gates,  John  R:  Anthony,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education. 
Gates,  William  J:  Newton,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Gatza, 
Daryl  W:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Gatzoulis,  Bill  D:  Prairie  Vil- 
lage, Sophomore,  General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gaughan,  Tracy  A:  Lincoln,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veter- 
inary Medicine.  Gaul,  Linda  K:  Troy,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Educa- 
tion. Gay,  Patricia  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  General.  Gaynier,  Kathryne 

L:  Dallas,  Tex.,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Gaynier,  Tahmeroo  L:  Dallas,  Tex.,  Junior,  Elementary 
Education.  Geisinger,  Richard  L:  Plains,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Geller,  Edward  B:  New  York,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Generson,  Richard  M:  Pelham  Manor,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine. 


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TOP  ROW:  Gentry,  Alwyn  H:  Ellinwood,  Junior,  Biological  Science.  Gen- 
try, James  W:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Gentry,  Linda  D: 

Ellinwood,  Sophomore,  General.  George,  John  A:  Uniontown,  Freshman, 
Agricultural  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  George,  Richard  W:  England,  Junior,  Flour  Science  and 
Management.  George,  Robert  E:  Colby,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
George,  Sharon  K:  Uniontown,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education. 
George,  Sharon  M:  Colby,  Junior,  Music  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Geraghty,  Joan  R:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Ed- 
ucation. Gerber,  Vicki  A:  Atchison,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Gerharter, 
Judy  I:  Stratford,  S.D.,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Gerritz,  George 

A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Physical  Science. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Gerstenberger,  Allen:  Leawood,  01,  Architecture. 
Gerstner,  John  J:  Frankfort,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Journalism.  Get- 
tings,  Richard  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Bacteriology.  Gettino,  Michael  A: 

Syracuse,  N.Y.,  01,  Architecture. 


TOP  ROW:  Geyer,  Richard  D:  Sylvan  Grove,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Gfeller,  Cheryl  L:  Winona,  Freshman,  General.  Gfeller,  Edward  S: 

Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Gfeller,  James  M:  Sharon  Springs, 
Junior,  Restaurant  Management. 


SECOND  ROW:  Gfeller,  Lana  J:  Winona,  Freshman,  General.  Gfeller, 
Lloyd  L:  Russell,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Journalism.  Giacomelli,  Robert  J: 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  05,  Architecture.  Gibbens,  Lee  E:  Valley  Falls,  Sopho- 
more, Agricultural  Mechanization. 


THIRD  ROW:  Gibbons,  Gaylyn  C:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Home  Econom- 
ics. Gibbs,  Marcia  L:  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 
Gibbs,  Paul  H:  Olathe,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Gibeson,  Leslie  L:  Topeka, 
Junior,  Architectural  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gibson,  Anne:  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics.  Gibson,  Louvae  L:  Salina,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Gib- 
son, Michael  L:  Wellington,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Gieber, 
Nicholas  R:  Haddam,  Freshman,  Physical  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Gibson,  Sandra  J:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Elemen- 
tary  Education.  Gier,  Dwayne  D:  Dayton,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Gilbert,  Gary  L:  Green,  Sophomore,  Feed  Technology.  Gilkison, 
Jacqueline:  Horton,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Gillaspie,  Thomas  F:  Council  Grove,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veter- 
inary  Medicine.  Gillen,  Thomas  S:  Leoti,  Freshman,  Speech.  Gillespie, 
Janice  K:  Burlingame,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Gillespie,  Ken- 
neth W:  Oswego,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Gillgannon,  Patrick:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Sociology.  Gilli- 
land,  Robert  L:  Herington,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Gilmore,  Cheryl  S: 
Clay  Center,  Junior,  Art.  Gilmore,  Elizabeth  P:  Wooster,  Ohio,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Girrens,  Harold  N:  Douglass,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Glace,  William  R:  Oneida,  Freshman,  General.  Glad,  Grant 
E:  Atwood,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Glaser,  Dennis  C:  Ulys- 
ses, Junior,  Accounting. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Glass,  Mary  A:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Glatt,  Paul  E:  Enterprise,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 
Gleason,  Georgeanne:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Glenn, 
Mary  E:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Music  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Glines,  George  V:  Independence,  Junior,  Wildlife  Con- 
servation. Glotzbach,  Carlo  R:  Tallahassee,  Fla.,  Junior,  Chemistry.  Glov- 
er, Kenneth  F:  Millington,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Glover,  Nan- 
cy J:  Newton,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Glunt,  Connie  J:  Holcomb,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Gnadt,  Ervin  F:  Alma,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Goble, 
Susan  J:  Topeka,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Godfrey,  James  F:  Hays- 
ville,  02,  Architecture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Goedecke,  Heike:  Salina,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Goering,  Larry  E:  Newton,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education.  Goering, 
Virginia  L:  Moundridge,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research.  Goetz,  JoAnn:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
and  Journalism. 


SECOND  ROW:  Gold,  Paul  M:  Livingston,  N.J.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Golden,  Marsha  R:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  General. 
Goldsmith,  James  C:  Wyckoff,  N.J.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Golitko,  Jeanette  M:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Ed- 
ucation. 


THIRD  ROW:  Goll,  Cynthia  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Gomer,  Jackie  L:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  General.  Gomez, 
Margaret  A:  Mentor,  Ohio,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Goodger, 
Ardyce  E:  Eudora,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Gooding,  Linda  R:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Elemen- 
tary  Education.  Goodgion,  Marilyn  S:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Education.  Goodnow,  Gary  R:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Goodrich,  Janice:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Goodwin,  Larry  S:  Independence,  Junior,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Goodyear,  Sally  A:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Dietetics  and  Institu- 
tional Management.  Goold,  Susan  K:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Goossen,  Emray  R:  Colby,  Sophomore,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Gorden,  Gary  E:  lola,  Junior,  Agronomy.  Gordon,  Charles 

E:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Gordon,  Deane  T:  Leaven- 
worth, Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  Gordon,  Helen  L:  Winfield,  Sophomore, 
Interior  Design. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gordon,  John  A:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  Gordon,  Marjorie  L:  Highland,  Junior,  Accounting.  Goreham, 
Kenneth  C:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Goreham, 
Mildred  A:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Art. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Gorrell,  Dwight  G:  Centerville,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry. 
Gosch,  Jay  W:  Norwich,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Goss,  Phil  S:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Gotner,  Felix  J:  Shawnee  Mission, 
Junior,  Physical  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Graber,  Janice  K:  Pretty  Prairie,  Junior,  Secondary  Ed- 
ucation. Gracey,  Sherril  A:  Kingman,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy.  Gra- 
fel,  John  R:  Herndon,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Graham,  Billy 

I:  Colby,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Graham,  Carolyn  K:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Home  Econom- 
ics Education.  Graham,  Eric  K:  Chillicothe,  III.,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engi- 
neering. Graham,  James  J:  Great  Bend,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Graham,  John  R:  Great  Bend,  Junior,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Graham,  Teresa  K:  Mankato,  Sophomore,  Modern  Lan- 
guages. Grammer,  Sally  A:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Grandison,  Gregory  E:  Boston,  Mass.,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engineer- 
ing. Granger,  Sharon  A:  Erie,  Pa.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Grant,  Kathryn  E:  Overland  Park,  Junior,  Physical  Sci- 
ence. Grant,  Linda  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Grant,  Patricia  L:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Sociology.  Grau, 
Steven  L:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Grauerholz,  Donald  D:  Kensington,  Sophomore,  Agricultural 
Education.  Graves,  Charles  M:  Haigler,  Neb.,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Graves,  Robert  E:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journalism.  Gravino, 
Sharon  K:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Gray,  Eddie  J:  Salina,  Junior,  Pre-Dentistry.  Gray,  James 
W:  Eureka,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Gray,  Robert  J:  Beverly  Hills, 
Calif.,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management.  Graybeal,  Ronald  D:  Topeka, 
Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Greathouse,  Gerald  A:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Green,  Barbara  J:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journa- 
lism. Green,  John  R:  Leoti,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Green,  Ken- 
neth R:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Green,  Lee  R:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Green,  Marilyn  K:  Wamego,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Educa- 
tion. Green,  Marsha  L:  Bethel,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Journal- 
ism. Green,  Richard  C:  Concordia,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Green,  Sonia  J:  Oxford,  Junior,  Dietetics  and  Institu- 
tional Management.  Green,  Thayne  C:  Bedford,  Mass.,  Junior,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Green,  Treasha  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Green,  Virginia  R:  Gardner,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  De- 
sign, and  Textiles  Research. 


TOP  ROW:  Greenall,  Cheryl  A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Sociology. 
Greene,  Corinne  D:  Amarillo,  Tex.,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Greene,  Dennis  W:  Solomon,  Freshman,  General.  Greene,  Larry  E:  God- 
dard,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Greenfield,  Robert:  Overbrook,  Sophomore,  Wildlife 
Conservation.  Greenwood,  Janice  G:  Cherryvale,  Sophomore,  Family 
and  Child  Development.  Greenwood,  Joseph  F:  Junction  City,  01,  Archi- 
tecture. Greiner,  Jon  R:  Tremont,  III.,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Greis,  Barry  W:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  02,  Architecture.  Gresham, 
Richard  D:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Greve,  William 
B:  Larned,  Sophomore,  General.  Grider,  Mary  E:  Tribune,  Freshman,  In- 
terior Design. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Grieshaber,  Thomas  C:  Belvue,  Sophomore,  Speech. 
Griffee,  Pamela  K:  Oketo,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Griffee,  Susan 
L:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  General.  Griffin,  Roger  A:  Lyons,  Sophomore, 
Animal  Husbandry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Griffith,  Janet  B:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Griffith,  Margaret  A:  Osawatomie,  Sophomore,  General.  Griffith,  War- 
ren D:  Lincoln,  Neb.,  02,  Architecture.  Griffiths,  David  W:  Abilene,  Fresh- 
man, Architectural  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Grigg,  Kenton  M:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Psychology.  Groce- 
man,  Patricia  L:  Murray  Hill,  N.J.,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Groene,  Janell  K:  Winfield,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Groene, 
Janet  K:  Winfield,  Freshman,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Grogger,  Margaret  K:  Solomon,  Sophomore,  Political  Sci- 
ence. Groner,  Jean  M:  St.  Paul,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Gross,  Dave 
R:   Manhattan,   Sophomore,   Business  Administration.   Gross,   Donald   P: 

Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Gross,  Linda  S:  Russell,  Freshman,  General.  Gross,  Virgil 
J:  Salina,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Gross,  William  R:  Friend, 
Freshman,  Agriculture.  Grossardt,  Darrel  L:  Pratt,  Freshman,  Mechanical 
Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Grosz,  Marlin  R:  Scotland,  S.D.,  Freshman,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Grote,  Rolland  P:  Sabetha,  02,  Architecture.  Grover,  Charles 
P:  Osage  City,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Groves,  Patricia  L:  Man- 
hattan, Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


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TOP  ROW:  Groves,  Phillip  B:  Arkansas  City,  Freshman,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Gruen,  Ronald  E:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Dairy  Production.  Grum- 
bein,  Ralph  E:  Ness  City,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Grumbein,  Son- 

dra  L:  Dighton,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Grummert,  Mark  A:  Jansen,  Neb.,  Junior,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Grund,  Uwe:  Home,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Gud- 
enkauf,  Kenneth:  Corning,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Guenther, 
Kathleen  A:  Linn,  Junior,  English. 


THIRD  ROW:  Guesnier,  Gary  F:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  General.  Guetz- 
ko,  Carolyn  S:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Gugler,  Dianne 
K:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Gugler,  Leuita  M:  Chapman,  Junior, 
Home  Economics  and  Extension. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Guhn,  Norma  K:  Tipton,  Sophomore,  Sociology.  Guinn, 
Pamella  J:  Oberlin,  Sophomore,  General.  Gulley,  Stephen  A:  Kansas 

City,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Gump,  Marilynn:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Technical  Journalism. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Gump,  Robert  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Guthrie,  Philip  L:  Stafford,  Junior,  General.  Guthrie,  Richard  B:  Prairie 
Village,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Guthrie,  Stephen  L:  Wichita, 
Junior,  Music  Education. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Guttery,  John  A:  Alton,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Guy, 
James  M:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Political  Science.  Guy,  Jeanne  A:  Cha- 
nute,  Freshman,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Haas,  John  A:  Lebanon, 
Freshman,  Mathematics. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Habiger,  Linda  Z:  Bushton,  Freshman,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Habiger,  Marguerite:  Bushton,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Hackett,  Julie  A:  Fairfax,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institu- 
tional Management.  Hadorn,  Allen  D:  Beattie,  Sophomore,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Hadorn,  Leslie  D:  Geuda  Springs,  Freshman,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Hadsall,  Ronald  D:  Harper,  Sophomore,  General.  Hagan, 
Thomas  R:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Hagedorn, 
Donna  K:  Rossville,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hageman,  Nancy  C:  White  Cloud,  Sophomore,  Speech. 
Hagerman,  Rebecca  L:  Rozel,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Hager- 
man,  Richard  D:  Timken,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Hagerman, 
Ronald  N:  Nekoma,  Junior,  Political  Science. 


510 


TOP  ROW:  Hagerman,  Sandra  S:  Timken,  Sophomore,  Home  Econom- 
ics Education.  Haggard,  Patricia  G:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. Hahn,  Mack  W:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Hahn, 
Neil  E:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hahn,  Randy  K:  St.  John,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine.  Halb- 
leib,  Chester  W:  Utica,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering.  Hale,  Barbara 

A:  Olathe,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Hale,  Karen  S:  Kansas 
City,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hall,  Constance  L:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 
Hall,  David  C:  Mullinville,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Hall,  Dav- 
id C:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Hall,  Joan  D:  Olathe, 
Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Hall,  John  K:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Hall, 
Lanny  R:  Pleasanton,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages.  Hall,  Marilyn  L: 
Medicine  Lodge,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Hall,  Michael  R:  Prairie 
Village,  Sophomore,  History. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Hall/  Patricia  A:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Hall,  Steven  W:  Plainville,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Hallauer,  Joan  E:  Holton,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Hallier, 
Donna  M:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Speech. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Halverstadt,  Donald:  Chanute,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Hamilton,  Ernest  J:  Bennington,  Sophomore,  Wildlife  Conserva- 
tion. Hamilton,  Larry  D:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Hamilton, 
Philip  M:  Emporia,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Hamilton,  Sandra  M:  N.  Caldwell,  N.J.,  Freshman, 
Home  Economics.  Hamlin,  William  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Hamm,  Michael  D:  Berryton,  Freshman,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Hamman,  John  M:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Hammer,  Clinton  J:  Turner,  Freshman,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Hammond,  David  L:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Flour  Science  and  Man- 
agement. Hammond,  John  J:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Ham- 
mons,  Janice  E:  Mapleton,  Junior,  Social  Science. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hancock,  Carole  D:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Physical 
Education.  Hancock,  Penelope  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Hancock, 
Susan  N:  Leawood,  Junior,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts.  Hanel, 
Lannie  L:  Agenda,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


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TOP  ROW:  Haney,  Carol  L:  Newfoundland,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Haney,  Joyce  E:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Hann,  Charles  S:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Chemistry.  Hanna,  Gary  J: 

Manhattan,  Freshman,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hannagan,  David  R:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Hannah,  Edward  P:  Kansas  City,  02,  Architecture.  Hanney, 
Arnold  E:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Hannigan, 
Russell  S:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hansen,  Anthony  F:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medicine. 
Hansen,  Bernard  L:  Peabody,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Education.  Hansen, 
Donald  F:  Wichita,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Hanson,  David  R: 

Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Hanson,  Dennis  E:  Burdett,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Hanson,  Dwight  E:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Chemistry.  Hanson, 
Gregory  P:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Hanson,  Noel 

S:  Jamestown,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hantla,  Chrystal:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Hap- 
good,  Larry  L:  McPherson,  Junior,  Government.  Harbaugh,  Dennis  A: 

Belleville,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Harbert,  Terry  L:  Larned,  Fresh- 
man, Mechanical  Engineering. 


TOP  ROW:  Harclerode,  Barbara:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 
Hardaway,  Louetta  L:  Copeland,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Har- 
den, Judith  A:  Ashland,  Junior,  Medical  Technology.  Harden,  Monte  W: 

Goodland,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Journalism. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hardgrave,  William  R:  Wichita,  Junior,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Hardin,  Frank  R:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Harding,  Ann 
M:  Liberal,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Harding,  David  J:  Stock- 
ton, Sophomore,  Pre-Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Haresnape,  Corrina  J:  Smith  Center,  Junior,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Education.  Hargrove,  Rebecca  A:  Mulvane,  Sophomore,  Home 
Economics.  Harlan,  Robert  D:  Madison,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Mechani- 
zation. Harmes,  Daniel:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Harmon,  Patrick  M:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  Business 
Administration.  Harms,  Allan  R:  Augusta,  01,  Architecture.  Harner, 
Richard  L:  Oldwick,  N.J.,  Sophomore,  Dairy  Production.  Harper,  Dean  F: 

Scott  City,  Junior,  Landscape  Architecture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Harper,  Dorothy  K:  Frankfort,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Harper,  James  M:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Harper,  Sarah  C:  Salina,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages.  Harr, 
Gerald  D:  Wichita,  02,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Harris,  Arthur  S:  Long  Branch,  N.J.,  01,  Architecture. 
Harris,  Calvin:  WaKeeney,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Harris,  Elizabeth  A:  Man- 
hattan, Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Harris,  Judith  A:  Kansas 
City,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


THIRD  ROW:  Harris,  Linda  A:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Harris,  Mac    W:    Clayton,  Freshman,  Agriculture.    Harris,  Pamela  S: 

Shawnee   Mission,  Sophomore,   Family  and   Child   Development.  Harris, 
Sharon  D:  Chicago,  III.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Harris,  Stephen  M:  Concordia,  01,  Architecture.  Harri- 
son, Barbara  A:  Nickerson,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Harrison,  James 
C:  Beloit,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Harrison,  John  M:  Nickerson,  Junior, 
Agricultural  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Harrod,  Herbert  E:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Harrod,  Ronald  D:  Leavenworth,  01,  Architecture.  Harsh, 
George  H:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Hart, 
Barbara  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


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TOP  ROW:  Hart,  Marna  D:  Burr  Oak,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journalism. 
Hartke,  Larry  W:  Lincolnville,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Hart- 
ley, Robert  C:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Hartman, 
Gary  V:  Towanda,  Freshman,  Poultry  Science. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hartman,  Jane  A:  Clifton,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Hartman,  Stephen  V:  Silver  Springs,  Md.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veter- 
inary Medicine.  Harvey,  Charles  E:  Leroy,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering. 
Harvey,  John  W:  Hugoton,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Harvey,  Margaret  E:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Harvey,  Roger  C:  Independence,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Harwood,  Charlotte  S:  Lawrence,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Harwood,  Robert  A:  Humboldt,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hasenstab,  Michael  L:  Belleville,  III.,  Sophomore,  Secon- 
dary Education.  Haskin,  Marshall  M:  Frankfort,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 
Haslouer,  Louise  M:  Hope,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Hassig, 
Margaret  E:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages. 


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TOP  ROW:  Hassler,  Randy  D:  Abilene,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine.  Hastings, 
Janet  L:  Olathe,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Hatch,  Ethel  J:  Len- 
exa,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Hatch,  Patricia  A:  McDonald,  Sopho- 
more, Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hatfield,  Nancy  K:  Lawrence,  Junior,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Hatfield,  Robert  F:  Hiawatha,  Junior,  Architectural  Engineer- 
ing. Hathaway,  Martin  F:  Chase,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Hau- 
ber,  Mary  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hauck,  Earl  B:  Miltonvale,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Haun,  Adelia  M:  Jetmore,  Junior,  English.  Hauptli,  Linda  S:  Glen  Elder, 
Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Hauptli,  Roger  D:  Glen  Elder,  Fresh- 
man, History. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hausmann,  Dennis  E:  Bonesteel,  S.D.,  Junior,  Pre-Veter- 
inary  Medicine.  Haverkamp,  Donald  C:  Effingham,  Junior,  Accounting. 
Hawk,  Michael  E:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Hawkins, 
Darnell  F:  Pine  Bluff,  Ark.,  Sophomore,  General. 


TOP  ROW:  Hawks,  George  W:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Chemistry.  Hayden, 
Larry  L:  Devon,  Freshman,  Agronomy.  Hayden,  Lawrence  J:  Plains, 
Junior,  Economics.  Hayden,  William  R:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Nu- 
clear Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hayer,  Anna  C:  Hackettstown,  N.J.,  Junior,  Elementary 
Education.  Hayes,  James  B:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Pre-Forestry.  Hayes, 
James  J:  Dodge  City,  Junior,  Geology.  Hayes,  Jon  R:  Independence,  01, 
Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Haymaker,  James  N:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Sophomore,  Pre- 
Law.  Haynes,  Chester  G:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Chemistry.  Hays,  Barbara 

J:  Phillipsburg,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Hays,  Carolyn  A: 

Wathena,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Hays,  Larry  W:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Mathematics. 
Hayse,  Linda  L:  Mullinville,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Hazen,  Wilma 
M:  Stockton,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics.  Head,  Donald  J:  Wichita, 
Junior,  Business  Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Heape,  Michael  L:  Satanta,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Heasley,  Vicki  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Heasty,  Ter- 
rence:  Mayfield,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Heath,  Dianna  S: 

Topeka,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 

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TOP  ROW:  Heath,  John  R:  Topeka,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering.  Heck, 
David  M:  Atchison,  Sophomore,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Heck,  Jerold  L: 
Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Heck,  Judy  L:  Atchison, 
Junior,  Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Heckman,  Bruce  W:  WeKeeney,  03,  Architecture.  Hector, 
Robert  B:  Jamaica,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Hedlund,  Jay  R: 
Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Heer,  Michael  R:  Gar- 
den City,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Heermance,  Jean  G:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Hefty, 
Barbara  K:  Valley  Falls,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Hefty,  Larry 
S:  Valley  Falls,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics.  Hegberg,  William  R: 

Bellevue,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy. 


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BOTTOM  ROW:  Heglar,  Clark  T:  Salina,  Junior,  Sociology.  Heglar, 
A:  Salina,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Heide,  Cheryl  S:  Smith  G 
Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Heidrick,  Larry  P:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Ag 
tural  Mechanization. 


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TOP  ROW:  Heidrick,  Max  M:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Heilman, 
Roseann  D:  Clay  Center,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Heinen,  Carol  J: 
Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Chemistry.  Heinen,  Edward  R:  Valley  Falls, 
Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Heinen,  Gilbert  J:  Huron,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Heinen,  Mary  F:  Valley  Falls,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Hein- 
sohn,  Charles  O:  Parsons,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Heitman,  Bonnie  F: 

Linn,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Heitman,  John  V:  Norton,  Sophomore,  Music  Education. 
Heitschmidt,  Arthur:  Bushton,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Hellebust,  Gary 
A:  St.  Marys,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Helmbold,  Ray  L:  Tribune, 
Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Helmke,  Carol  L:  Pratt,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Helmke,  Judith  E:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  Political  Science. 
Helms,  Robert  A:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Helton, 
Sally  J:  Emporia,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Helwig,  Craig  P:  Macksville,  Junior,  Feed  Technology. 
Hemphill,  William  A:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Physical  Education.  Hender- 
shot,  Carol  F:  Kingman,  Freshman,  General.  Henderson,  Cheryl  K:  Tope- 
ka, Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 


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Underclassmen:  Hen-Hil 


TOP  ROW:  Henderson,  Robert  L:  Humboldt,  02,  Architecture.  Hendricks, 
Michael  A:  Great  Bend,  Junior,  History.  Hendricks,  Patricia:  Raymond, 

Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Hendrix,  Susan  L:  Shawnee  Mission, 
Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Henning,  Robert  E:  Athol,  Freshman,  Agricultural  En- 
gineering. Henning,  Stephen  A:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Political 
Science.  Henning,  Wayne  L:  Athol,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 
Henningsen,  John  A:  Colby,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Henrichs,  Joseph  S:  Humboldt,  Sophomore,  Mathematics. 
Henricks,  Dean  E:  Herington,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Henrik- 
son,  Duane  M:  Emporia,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Henrikson,  Marilee 

R:  Emporia,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Henry,  Dianna  L:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Henry, 
Elizabeth  J:  Atchison,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Henry,  Janet  S:  At- 
chison, Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Henry,  Jerry  L:  Sabetha, 
Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Henry,  Linda  G:  Dodge  City,  Junior,  Art.  Henry,  Richard 

K:  Lyons,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Henry,  Roy  E:  Lecompton,  Sopho- 
more, Animal  Husbandry.  Hensley,  James  I:  Burrton,  Junior,  Physical 
Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Herbers,  Donald  C:  McPherson,  Junior,  Agricultural  Educa- 
tion. Herbin,  Janet  K:  Jamestown,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Her- 
ing,  Robert  W:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Herlocker, 
Robert  A:  Girard,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Herman,  Charles  T:  Talmage,  Sophomore,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Herman,  Duane  E:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Herman,  Robert  D:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Economics.  Herman,  Robert  K: 

Wakefield,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Hermes,  Steven  E:  Kiowa,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Herm- 
reck,  Lawrence  A:  Ellsworth,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Herpich, 
David  L:  Herington,  Freshman,  General.  Herren,  Roger  W:  Nickerson, 
Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Herrmann,  Larry  L:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Civil  En- 
gineering. Herron,  Barry  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Herynk, 
John  J:  Kincaid,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Hesler,  Toni  G:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Sophomore,  General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Hesler,  Vicki  D:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Hess,  Dale  N:  Burlington,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineering. 
Hess,  Kathleen:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Hess,  Larry 
G:  Waverly,  Junior,  Agricultural  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hester,  Judy  A:  Larned,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Hester,  Virginia  M:  Chelsea,  Okla.,  Junior,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Heter,  Roger  W:  Sterling,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Heuertz, 
Carol  J:  Valley  Falls,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Heusner,  Tima  S:  Liberal,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Heyer,  Patricia  J:  Highland,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Heyka, 
Gary  J:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Heyka,  Larry  R: 

Belleville,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:   Heyl,  Andrew  R:  Junction  City,  03,  Architecture.   Heyne, 
Kathryn,  E:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General.  Hibler,  Elizabeth  S:  St. 

Louis,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Hibler,  Ralph  E:  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  04,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hickey,  Patricia  A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Secondary  Education.  Hickman,  Daria  E:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Hickman,  Diann  E:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Cloth- 
ing Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Hickman,  Lenney  E: 

Topeka,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hiebert,  Bruce  A:  Erie,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Higbee,  Rodney  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Higbie, 
Karyl  I:  Wellsville,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Higgins,  Nancy 

L:  EIDorado,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Higgins,  Raymond  L:  Concordia,  Sophomore,  General. 
Highland,  Ronald  L:  Brewster,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  High- 
tower,  Jane  E:  Bern,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Higley,  Janet  E:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Humanities. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Higley,  Janis  L:  Ft.  Scott,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Hilbert, 
Billy  D:  Richland,  Junior,  Entomology.  Hildebrand,  Gretchen:  Stafford, 
Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Hilding,  Sharon  M:  Leaven- 
worth, Sophomore,  Psychology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hilgendorf,  Gretchen:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Techni- 
cal Journalism.  Hilgenfeld,  Larry  F:  Holton,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Hill,  Don  A:  Smith  Center,  Freshman,  General.  Hill,  Gail  M:  At- 
chison, Junior,  Physical  Education. 


Underclassmen:  Hil-Hom 


TOP  ROW:  Hill,  Jane  M:  Burlington,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Hill, 
William  W:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Hiller,  Cheryl 
A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Hillman,  James  M:  Essex,  la., 
Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hillman,  Richard  B:  Wichita,  Junior,  Biochemistry.  Hill- 
ner,  Stephen  J:  Olathe,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Hilterbrand, 
Robert:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Landscape  Architecture.  Hilton/  Douglas 

W:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hinchman,  Sally  J:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Hineman,  Roger  R:  Dighton,  Junior,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Hines,  Gary  E:  Independence,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 
Hines,  Janet  C:  Salina,  Sophomore,  History. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Hinkle,  Sondra,  S:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Hinnergardt,  Carol  A:  Ransom,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Hinz,  Thomas,  W:  Abilene,  Junior,  Physics.  Hirsch,  Neil  F:  Callaway, 
Neb.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Hirst,  Ronald  W:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Hirt,  Robert  L:  Lucas,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Hitchcock,  Rebecca 

R:  Cherryvale,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Hite,  Donald  R:  Stil- 
well,  Sophomore,  Speech. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hitz,  Harold  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Hixon,  Daniel  W:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  General.  Hjelmfelt,  Mark 
R:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Physics.  Hlaus,  Kathleen  J:  Wilson,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics. 


TOP  ROW:  Hloocal,  Sandra  A:  Baton  Rouge,  La.,  02,  Architecture.  Hoag, 
Nancy  A:  Pleasanton,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Hobbs,  Kathryn  A: 
Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Hoch,  Barbara  J:  Shawnee  Mission, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hochberg,  Richard  C:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Hochuli,  Barbara  G:  Holton,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Hodgson,  David  S:  Little  River,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Hodg- 
son, Diane:  Little  River,  Junior,  English. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hodgson,  George  A:  Little  River,  Freshman,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Hodgson,  Joe  N:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  General. 
Hodgson,  Nancy  A:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  Humanities.  Hodson,  Lester 

L:  Herington,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 

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TOP  ROW:  Hoecker,  Janice  E:  Atchison,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journalism. 
Hoeme,  Karen  E:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Hofer, 
John  S:  Cedar,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Hoff,  Dolores  M:  Claflin, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hoff,  Lynda  S:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Hoff,  Mary  A:  Claflin,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Hoff- 
man, Dan  L:  Chapman,  Freshman,  Feed  Technology.  Hoffman,  Diane  F: 

Manhattan,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hoffman,  Dolores  A:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
with  Liberal  Arts.  Hoffman,  Phillip  W:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Business 
Administration.  Hofmann,  John  W:  Green,  Sophomore,  Chemical  En- 
gineering. Hofmann,  Patricia  A:  Wamego,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Hogan,  Tom  J:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Political  Science. 
Hoisington,  Thomas  J:  Enterprise,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Hojnacki, 
James  M:  Lagrange,  III.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Hokr, 
Dorothy  A:  Ellsworth,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Holeman,  Karen  M:  Lenora,  Junior,  Psychology.  Holiwell, 
Clyde  E:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Medical  Technology.  Holland,  Geoffrey  B: 
Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Holland,  Gordon  D: 

Salina,  01,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Holliday,  John  D:  Liberty,  Sophomore,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Hollinger,  Rita  M:  Ottawa,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Holling- 
worth,  William:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Hollis,  Barbara  K:  Silver 
Springs,  Md.,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Hollis,  Karen  G:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Art.  Holloway,  Edward 
A:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  01,  Architecture.  Holloway,  Meredith  A:  Overland 
Park,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Holm,  Jon  R: 
Topeka,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Holmes,  David  W:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Holmquist,  Mary  L:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Holsinger,  David  J:  Hesston,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Holste, 
John  E:  Norton,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Holstegge,  Patricia:  Goddard,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Holt,  Pamela  L:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Modern  Languages.  Hol- 
vorson,  Angele:  Maple  Hill,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Homan,  Allen 

E:  Freeport,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 


Underclassmen:  Hom-Hud 


TOP  ROW:  Homewood,  Gerald  L:  Luray,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Honomichl,  Stephen  E:  Russell,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Honstead,  John 
P:  Pierre,  S.D.,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering.  Hood,  Duane  L:  Tope- 
ka,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hood,  Linda  S:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Hook,  Vera  L:  Silver  Lake,  Freshman,  Humanities.  Hooper, 
Margaret  R:  Hiawatha,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Hoover, 
Carol  L:  Baldwin,  Sophomore,  Speech. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hopkins,  Daryl  L:  Attica,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Hoppe,  Mary  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Hop- 
per, James  D:  Russell,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Hopper,  Karen  L: 

Emporia,  Freshman,  Social  Science. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Hopper,  Patricia  S:  Emporia,  Junior,  Psychology.  Hor- 
chem,  David  P:  Ransom,  Freshman,  Art.  Horejsi,  Ronald  G:  Holyrood, 

Sophomore,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Horinka,  Karen  A:  Scotia,  N.Y.,  Soph- 
omore, Social  Science. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Horn,  Janet  L:  Olathe,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Horn,  Robert  V:  Coffeyville,  Soph- 
omore, Mechanical  Engineering.  Hornberger,  Judith  A:  Baldwin,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics.  Home,  Dennis  E:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Civil  En- 
gineering. 


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seek  an  autograph  from  Wildcat  basketball  star  Nick  Pino  after  the  game. 


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TOP  ROW:  Horning,  Larry  G:  Almena,  02,  Architecture.  Horsch,  Dwight 

W:  Aberdeen,  Ida.,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Hosie,  Darrel  D:  Abi- 
lene, Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Hoskins,  Stephen  W:  Hutchinson,  01, 
Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hoss,  Herbert  E:  Hays,  Junior,  Bacteriology.  Hossfeld, 
Robert  H:  Clay  Center,  Junior,  Bakery  Management.  Hostetler,  Bruce  B: 
Harper,  Sophomore,  Entomology.  Hostetter,  Dorothy  M:  Manhattan, 
Sophomore,  Biological  Science. 


THIRD  ROW:  Hottman,  Larry  A:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Bacteriology. 
Houdyshell,  Judith  P:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Music  Education.  Houdy- 
shell,  Richard:  Wilson,  Sophomore,  Agronomy.  Houghtaling,  Jonathan: 

Lakin,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  House,  Lorna  E:  Goodland,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Houser,  Jay  D:  Green,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation.  House- 
weart,  Mark  W:  McCune,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Hover, 
Donna  J:  Leawood,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hovorak,  Billy  P:  Wellington,  01,  Architecture.  Howard, 
Carolyn  R:  Oakley,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  How- 
ard, James   W:   Haysville,   Freshman,   General.   Howard,    Richard   D: 

Smithville,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  History. 


TOP  ROW:  Howe,  Jean  F:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion   Howe,  Thomas  M:  Manhattan,  01,  Architecture.  Howell,  Charles 

R:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Howell,  Kay  L:  Marysville, 
Sophomore,  Music  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Howell,  Melvin  L:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Howell,  Michael  E:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Howell,  Robert  W:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Howell, 
William  D:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior  Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Howse,  Richard  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  History.  Hrabe, 
Melinda  R:  Kensington,  Sophomore,  General.  Hubbard,  Fred  W:  Shaw- 
nee Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Hubbell,  Richard  S:  To- 
peka, Junior,  Landscape  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Huber,  Loretta  J:  EIDorado,  Sophomore,  Sociology.  Hud- 
gens,  Mary  P:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal 
Arts.  Hudson,  Barbara  J:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  General.  Hudson, 
Robert  M:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


Underclassmen:  Hud-Jac 


TOP  ROW:  Hudson,  Yancy  D:  Erie,  Junior,  Physics.  Huecker,  Tommy  D: 

Salina,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering.  Huerter,  Mary  C:  Wetmore,  Soph- 
omore, General.  Huffman,  Cynthia,  S:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elemen- 
tary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Huffman,  Daniel  S:  Burdett,  Sophomore,  Chemical  En- 
gineering. Huffman,  Jerald  R:  Cunningham,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Hug,  Alan  R:  Holton,  Sophomore,  Biological  Science.  Hug,  Janis  A:  Hol- 
ton,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Huggins,  Arlen  W:  Ellsworth,  Freshman,  Physics.  Huggins, 
Lloyd  D:  Council  Grove,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education.  Hughbanks, 
Ronald  G:  Pratt,  02,  Architecture.  Hughes,  Dennis  D:  Lyons,  Junior, 
Modern  Languages. 


FOURTH   ROW:   Hughes,   James  M:   Overland   Park,   02,   Architecture. 
Hughes,  Mary  A:  Kansas  City,  Sophonrfore,  General.  Hughes,  Sherri  D: 

Anthony,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts.  Hull,  Kenneth 
A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Hull,  Marva  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Hull,  Vir- 
ginia A:  Towanda,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Hulse,  Audrey  G:  Wichi- 
ta, Freshman,  Modern  Languages.  Hummel,  Stephen  C:  Manhattan,  Soph- 
omore, Economics. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Hummer,  Larry  L:  Chanute,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Humphrey,  Frank  J:  Burlington,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Humph- 
rey, Robert  L:  Hoisington,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Hund,  Pa- 
tricia: Paxico,  Junior,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Hund,  Roxanna  C:  Paxico,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Hunt,  James  M:  Independence,  02,  Architecture.  Hunter,  Janice 
A:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Hunter,  Judith  A: 

Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Hunter,  Judith  H:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Hunter,  Nancy  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Hunter,  Thomas  W:  Oberlin,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 
Hupe,  John  F:  Wamego,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Hupe,  Norman  W:  Wamego,  Freshman,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Huseman,  Cheryl  K:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Dietetics  and  Institu- 
tional Management.  Huseman,  Virgil  R:  Kanopolis,  Junior,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Husted,  Stanley  R:  Lawrence,  Junior,  Entomology. 


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TOP  ROW:  Huston,  Larry  G:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Huttie, 
Frederick,  E:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering.  Hyde,  Ann 
S:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages.  Hyde,  Catherine  L:  Au- 
gusta, Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Hyder,  David  L:  Chapman,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Hynes,  Thomas  E:  Oak  Ridge,  N.J.,  Sophomore,  General.  Hysom, 
Judith  I:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  General.  Ibbetson,  Richard  A:  Yates  Cen- 
ter, Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ideker,  Lester,  H:  Rozel,  Sophomore,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Ikemiya,  Masanobu:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Applied  Music,  lies, 
Duane  A:  Marysville,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medicine.  Imhof,  Carol  A:  Brew- 
ster, Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Imhof,  Ray  D:  Brewster,  Freshman,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Immenschuh,  Cheryl  R:  Eskridge,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Ingersoll,  Jeanne  A:  Junction  City, 
Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Ingrim,  Charles  N:  Wichita,  Junior,  Speech. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Innis,  Leslie  S:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Physical  Therapy. 
Intermill,  Patricia:  Webber,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Ireland,  Timo- 
thy M:  Muscotah,  Junior,  Modern  Languages.  Irwin,  Linda  M:  Topeka, 
Freshman,  Modern  Languages. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Israel,  Larry  D:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing. Isaacson,  David  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Iver- 
sen,  Glen  L:  Fontana,  Wis.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Iverson, 
Willard  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Ives,  Warren  C:  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Zoology. 
Ivy,  Richard  J:  Manhattan,  01,  Architecture.  Jaax,  Alan  R:  Wichita, 
Sophomore,  General.  Jack,  Russell  P.  Jr:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Business 
Administration. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Jackson,  Beverly  A:  McCune,  Junior,  Home  Economics. 
Jackson,  Carl  F:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Jackson, 
Charles  R:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Jackson,  David  D:  Tope- 
ka, Sophomore,  Horticulture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jackson,  Donald  L:  Cranford,  N.J.,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Jackson,  Edward  E:  Endicott,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Dairy 
Management.  Jackson,  Janette  B:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Interior  Design. 
Jackson,  Jimmy  A:  Stockton,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 


Underclassmen:  Jac-Joh 


TOP  ROW:  Jackson,  Judy  G:  Wichita,  Freshman,  History.  Jackson,  Larry 
W:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jackson,  Michael  E: 
Independence,  Sophomore,  Economics.  Jackson,  Ruth  A:  Belleville,  Soph- 
omore, Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jacob,  Thomas  K:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Physics. 
Jacobitz,  Tommy  L:  Stella,  Neb.,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Jacobs, 
Curtis  R:  Athol,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Jacobs,  Joy  S: 

Towanda,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Jacobs,  Marlene  J:  Topeka,  Junior,  Sociology.  Jacobs, 
Patrick  T:  Phi  I  lipsburg.  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Jacobs,  William  R:  Pea- 
body,  Freshman,  Geology.  Jacobson,  Julie  A:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Bio- 
logical Science. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jacobson,  Kristie  K:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Elemen- 
tary  Education.  Jaeger,  Calvin  D:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Chemistry. 
Jaffe,  Kenneth  R:  Coral  Gables,  Fla.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Jager,  Jan  B:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  History. 


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TOP  ROW:  Jagger,  John  F:  Minneapolis,  Freshman,  General.  Jahnke, 
Nancy  K:  Riley,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Jakobe,  Kathleen  M:  Lea- 
wood,  Freshman,  Humanities.  James,  Judith  A:  Natick,  Mass.,  Freshman, 
Physical  Therapy. 


SECOND  ROW:  James,  Stephen  L:  Herington,  Junior,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Jameson,  Donald  L:  Holton,  Sophomore,  Agronomy.  Jamvold, 
Daryll  D:  Everest,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Janke,  Donald  L: 

Alexander,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Janke,  Gary  D:  Brownell,  Junior,  Agronomy.  Janke, 
Michael  D:  Alexander,  Junior,  English.  Janssen,  Alfred:  Scott  City,  Junior, 
Agricultural  Journalism.  Janssen,  Sally  A:  Independence,  Junior,  Biologi- 
cal Science. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Jantz,  Jerrie  S:  Durham,  Freshman,  Biological  Science. 
Janzen,  Paul  R:  Newton,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Jarman, 
Roberta  K:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  General.  Jaro,  Gerri  L:  Ft.  Scott, 

Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jarrett,  James  C:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law.  Jarrett, 
John  A:  Barnes,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jarvis,  Cheryl  K: 
Bethel,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Jarvis,  Roberta  M:  Winfield, 
Sophomore,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


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TOP  ROW:  Jasper,  Charles  L:  Cawker  City,  Freshman,  Agronomy.  Jean- 
nin,  Michael  R:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics.  Jehlik, 
Robert  C:  Topeka,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Jellison,  Martha: 

Corning,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jenkins,  Earl  E:  Centralia,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Jen- 
kins, Gerald  L:  Oshkosh,  Neb.,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jenkins, 
Marna  G:  Belvue,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Jenkins,  Robert  J:  Leav- 
enworth, Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Jenkins,  William  H:  Smith  Center,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 
Jennings,  William  D:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Jensen, 
Barry  M:  White  River,  S.D.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jensen, 
Carol  A:  Lakin,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jensen,  Harold  G:  Kinsley,  Junior,  Medical  Technology. 
Jensen,  Karin  K:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Jensen,  Kathryn 
R:  White  River,  S.D.,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Jernigan,  Douglas  K: 

Council  Grove,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


TOP  ROW:  Jeselnik,  Diane  M:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  General.  Jewett, 
Dwight  D:  Concordia,  Junior,  Modern  Languages.  Jilka,  Gerold  D:  Salina, 
Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Jinks,  Albert  W:  Clayton,  Freshman, 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Joerg,  Regina,  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  English.  Johns, 
Chris  E:  Granada  Hills,  Calif.,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering.  John- 
son, Bradley  D:  Rose  Hill,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Johnson, 
Byron  G:  Troy,  Sophomore,  Agriculture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Johnson,  Carl  L:  Webber,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry.  Johnson, 
Carlene  S:  McPherson,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Johnson,  Cecil  W: 
Salina,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Johnson,  Charles  R:  Burr  Oak, 
Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Johnson,  Cheryl  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Accounting.  John- 
son, Darrel  L:  St.  Francis,  Freshman,  Feed  Technology.  Johnson,  Delores 

J:  Burrton,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics.  Johnson,  Don  A:  Oketo,  Junior, 
Agricultural  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Johnson,  Gary  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 
Johnson,  Gene  R:  Beattie,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Johnson, 
James  M:  Alma,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Johnson,  Jeanne  A: 

Edgewood,  Md.,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


Underclassmen:  Joh-Kam 


TOP  ROW:  Johnson,  Jill  M:  Clinton,  Wis.,  Sophomore,  General.  John- 
son, John  J:  Brewster,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Johnson, 
John  L:  Wamego,  Junior,  Geography.  Johnson,  Judith  K:  Wichita,  Fresh- 
man, General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Johnson,  Karen  L:  Haddam,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  Johnson,  Keith  A:  Madison,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education. 
Johnson,  Kelly  D:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  John- 
son, Larry  L:  Assaria,  Sophomore,  Chemistry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Johnson,  Leland  K:  Clay  Center,  Junior,  Technical  Jour- 
nalism. Johnson,  Leland  R:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Johnson,  Linda  J:  Wamego,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Johnson,  Linnetta  A:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Music  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Johnson,  Lynn  R:  Oberlin,  Junior,  Accounting.  Johnson,  Na- 
thaniel: Montclaire,  N.J.,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Johnson,  Patricia 

L:   Alexandria,   Va.,    Freshman,    Dietetics   and    Institutional    Management. 
Johnson,  Paul  E:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Johnson,  Paula  S:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Home  Econom- 
ics. Johnson,  Phyllis  J:  Oketo,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Johnson, 
Phyllis  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Johnson, 
Raymond  W:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Political  Science. 


THIRD  ROW:  Johnson,  Richard  M:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  General. 
Johnson,  Rita  A:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy.  Johnson, 
Roger  B:  Leawood,  Junior,  Pre-Medicme.  Johnson,  Rosslyn  A:  Salina, 
Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Johnson,  Steve  A:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering/Flour Science  and  Management.  Johnson,  Susan  E:  Amityville, 
N.Y.,  Junior,  Sociology.  Johnson,  Winifred  L:  Concordia,  Sophomore, 
Elementary  Education.  Johnston,  Cecil  W:  Stockton,  Freshman,  General. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Johnston,  Franklin  E:  Wakefield,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Johnston,  Gary  L:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Industrial  Engineering. 
Johnston,  Larry  D:  EIDorado,  Junior,  Architectural  Engineering.  Johnston, 
Martha  J:  Holyrood,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Tex- 
tiles Research. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Johnston,  Rebecca  L:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Johnston,  Roland  W: 
Stockton,  02,  Architecture.  Jones,  Barbara  J:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Second- 
ary Education.  Jones,  Barbara  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Jones,  Beverly  K:  Topeka,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Jones,  Carolyn  A:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Jones, 
Darrel  D:  Mulvane,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jones,  David 

R:  Kanorado,  Freshman,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jones,  Dennis  R:  Wellington,  Sophomore,  Wildlife  Con- 
servation. Jones,  James  H:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  History.  Jones, 
James  R:  Omaha,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jones, 
Karen  S:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Sociology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Jones,  Loretta  A:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Psycholo- 
gy. Jones,  Marietta  R:  Sharon  Springs,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Jones,  Mary  J:  Bendena,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 
Jones,  Michael  E:  Riley,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Jones,  Nicholas  M:  Augusta,  02,  Architecture 

ela  A:  Washington,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages.  Jones, 
peka,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journalism.  Jones,  Phoebe 

Junior,  History. 


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SECOND  ROW:  Jones,  Sharon  L:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Sociology.  Jordan, 
James  S:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Jordan,  Ronald 
E:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Veterinary-Medicine.  Jorgensen,  Jill:  Manhattan, 
Freshman,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Joyce,  Judith  K:  Independence,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Secondary 
Education.  Jubelt,  Burk:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Physical  Science.  Judd, 
Kathryn:  Belmont,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Judd,  Robert  E: 

Cottonwood  Falls,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Jump,  Robert  D:  Neodesha,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Juranich,  Robert  J:  Bethel,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Jury,  Dennis  G:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Justice,  Gale 

A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Kaelson,  Janet  I:  Wichita,  Junior,  English.  Kaff,  Joanne  P: 

Carbondale,  Freshman,  General.  Kaiser,  Douglas  L:  Otis,  Sophomore, 
Mathematics.  Kalb,  Helene  J:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Bacteriology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kalbach,  Lela  F:  Leoti,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fash- 
ion Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Kalishman,  Stanley  R:  Stoneham, 
Mass.,  Junior,  Horticulture.  Kallenbach,  Marvin  D:  Valley  Center,  Sopho- 
more, General.  Kammerer,  Joan  K:  Leawood,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. 


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TOP  ROW:  Kampschroeder,  Larry:  Richland,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Kanawyer/  Merry  J:  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Interior 
Design.  Kannard,  Janet  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Kanning, 
Phyllis  L:  Troy,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Kaplan,  Robert  M:  Baltimore,  Md.,  02,  Architecture. 
Karl,  William  P:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Bakery  Management.  Kasl, 
David  R:  Cuba,  01,  Architecture.  Kasselman,  Dennis  G:  Ellinwood, 
Freshman,  Pre-Law. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kaster,  Kay:  Cunningham,  Sophomore,  Chemistry.  Kastle, 
Shirley  M:  Cedar,  Sophomore,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Kater, 
Larry  E:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education.  Katlin,  Michael  D: 

Mission,  Freshman,  History. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kaufman,  Toni  M:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Kaul,  Linda  L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Physical  Therapy.  Kay,  Robert  S: 
Minneapolis,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Kazmaier,  Jerry  D:  Eudora,  Junior, 
Physical  Therapy. 


TOP  ROW:  Kearney,  Robert  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Keating,  Edward  L:  Lecompton,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Keating,  James  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Keating,  William  R: 

Marysville,  Junior,  Statistics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Keck,  Donald  J:  Colby,  Junior,  Accounting.  Keck,  James 
E:  Shawnee,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Keck,  Philip  R:  Levant, 
Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Keeten,  Judy  A:  Glade,  Freshman, 
Home  Economics  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Keist,  Robert  P:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Keith,  Horace 
R:  Ft.  Pierce,  Fla.,  Junior,  Pre-Law.  Keithley,  Charles  M:  Kansas  City,  Jun- 
ior, Secondary  Education.  Kelchak,  Ellen  J:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Gen- 
eral. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Keller,  Duane  L:  Ellis,  Freshman,  Feed  Technology.  Kel- 
lett,  Carol  E:  Salina,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research.  Kelley,  Kenneth  W:  Columbus,  Junior,  Agricultural  Ed- 
ucation. Kellogg,  Karolyn  K:  Phil  I ipsburg,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
with  Liberal  Arts. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kellogg,  Myron  C:  Jamestown,  Junior,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Kelly,  Candace  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Technical  Journalism. 
Kelly,  Douglas  D:  Reed  Springs,  Mo.,  01,  Architecture.  Kelly,  Frances  M: 

Munden,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 

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TOP  ROW:  Kelly,  Michael  M:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Kelly,  Pamela  M:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Kelly,  Robert  W:  McPherson,  Sophomore,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Kelsey,  Gaylord  D:  Silver  Lake,  Junior,  Agriculture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Kelsey,  Marilyn  S:  Salina,  Freshman,  English.  Kelsey, 
Nell  J:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Keltner,  Michael  K: 
Meade,  Freshman,  General.  Keltner,  Patricia  K:  Shawnee  Mission,  Fresh- 
man, General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kemper,  Michael  D:  Holton,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Ken- 
dall, Carolyn  S:  Herington,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Kendall, 
Lawrence  M:  Council  Grove,  02,  Architecture.  Kendall,  Susan  L:  Dayton, 
Ohio,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kennedy,  Donald  E:  Dodge  City,  Sophomore,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Kennedy,  Donald  L:  Hoxie,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Kennedy,  Kathleen  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Kennedy, 
Ronald  D:  Hoxie,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


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classes  are  two  students  who  discuss  the  results  of  a   recent  test. 


Between  acts  at  the  Freshman  Talent  Show,  emcees  reveal  their  wit 
to  the  audience  while  allowing  for  scene  changes  in  the  backstage. 


Underclassmen:  Ken-Kli 


TOP  ROW:  Kennedy,  Susan  L:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Kennedy,  Timothy  J:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Kennedy, 
William   H:   Topeka,   Freshman,   Physical    Education.    Kenney,   Linda   F: 

Topeka,  Freshman,  Physical  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Kent,  Peggy  E:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retail- 
ing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Kephart,  Stanley  L:  Seattle, 
Wash.,  Freshman,  History.  Kepley,  Janice  D:  Ulysses,  Junior,  Secondary 
Education.  Kerbs,  Brad  J:  Otis,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kern,  Larry  G:  Salina,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  Kerr, 
David  M:  Coats,  Junior,  General.  Kersting,  Eugenia  D:  Leavenworth, 
Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Kettelhut,  Larry  L:  Sidney, 
Neb.,  Sophomore,  Bacteriology. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Keucher,  Louise  S:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Humanities. 
Kibbe,  Dallas  L:  Wamego,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Kice,  Rob- 
ert G:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Agronomy.  Kier,  Barbara  J:  Mankato,  Fresh- 
man, Modern  Languages. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Kildow,  Gary  L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Kildow,  Patricia  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Kil- 
lough,  Howard  Jr:  Russell,  Junior,  Pre-Dentistry.  Killpack,  Paul  A:  Junc- 
tion City,  Freshman,  Geology. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Kilroy,  Thomas  G:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Kim- 
ball, Donneta  R:  Haddam,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Kimball,  K. 
Michael:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Accounting.  Kimble,  Jane  H:  Burlingame, 
Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Kimbrough,  James  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Kimmi,  Anthony  L:  Leonardville,  03,  Architecture.  Kimsey, 
Robert  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Kinch,  Barbara  J:  Nickerson, 
Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  King,  Barbara  J:  Arkansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  King,  Becky  P:  Council  Grove,  Freshman,  Speech.  King, 
Charles    Richard:    Manhattan,    Freshman,    Pre-Medicine.    King,   Charles 

Robert:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  King,  Linda  D:  Olathe,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages. 
King,  Royce  M:  New  Berlin,  Wis.,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Kingery,  Judith  K:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Kingman, 
Michael  F:  Wichita,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Kinney,  Robert  D:  Arkansas  City,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Kinsey,  Jean  A:  Dallas,  Tex.,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Kinzer,  Howard  A:  McClean,  Va.,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Kirby, 
Susan  D:  Dodge  City,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Kirchhoff,  Henry  C:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Bak- 
ery Management.  Kirk,  Katherine  A:  Scott  City,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Kirk,  Linda  A:  Overland,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Kirk, 
Sara  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kirk,  Thelma  J:  Ellsworth,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 
Kirkbride,  Sharon  L:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Art.  Kirkendall,  Robert 

L:  Smith  Center,  01,  Architecture.  Kirsch,  Michael  D:  Wichita,  01,  Archi- 
tecture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Kirshe,  Carol  J:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Kiser,  Rich  E:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Kissack,  Jane 
A:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Kissick,  John  B: 

Beverly,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Kissinger,  Don  F:  Mankato,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Kist- 
ner,  Henry  O:  New  Milford,  N.  J.,  01,  Architecture.  Kitch,  Judith  L:  Win- 
field,  Sophomore,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Kitchen,  Brent 
A:  Maple  Hill,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Kitt,  Camilla  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Kitted,  Howard  H:  McPherson,  Junior,  History.  Kitzke,  Henry  J:  Dens- 
more,  Sophomore,  General.  Klahr,  Carolyn  R:  Holton,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Elementary  Education. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Klassen,  William  R:  Hillsboro,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 
Kleeman,  Darrel  M:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Klein, 
Carmen  R:  Green,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Klein,  John  C: 

Leavenworth,  Junior,  Bakery  Management. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Klein,  Lawrence  R:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Veter- 
inary Medicine.  Klein,  Penny  J:  Florissant,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Physical  Ed- 
ucation. Klema,  Susan  P:  Wilson,  Sophomore,  Medical  Technology. 
Klenda,  Deanna  K:  Marion,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kleysteuber,  Joan  M:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Ele- 
mentary Education.  Klick,  Barbara  J:  Toronto,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retail- 
ing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Klick,  Gail  A:  Toronto,  Junior, 
Mathematics.  Kline,  Harold  E:  Milan,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


Underclassmen:  Kli-Kuh 


TOP  ROW:  Kline,  Ronald  R:  Mound  Valley,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Klocke,  Larry  L:  Randolph,  Sophomore,  Agronomy.  Kloepper, 
Susan  K:  Nortonville,  Freshman,  Sociology.  Klover,  Jane  D:  Solomon, 
Junior,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SECOND  ROW:  Knedlik,  Larry  E:  Narka,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Kniffin,  Charles  K:  Overland,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Knight,    Charles   W:    Beeler,    Freshman,    Agronomy.    Knight,   David   D: 

Stockton,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Knoell,  Donna  L:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion.   Knop,    Douglas    B:    Isabel,    02,    Architecture.    Knorr,    Margaret: 

Wichita,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Knox,  Phillip  L:  Brewster,  Fresh- 
man, Agriculture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Kobetich,  Robert  W:  Manchester,  Freshman,  Physics. 
Koch,  Loren  H:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Koch,  Mary  A: 
Atwood,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts.  Koester,  Norman 

W:  Hoisington,  Sophomore,  Agronomy. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Koger,  John  M.  Jr:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Kohl,  Larry  E:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Kohl, 
Lois  A:  Wichita,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Kohler,  James  Q: 

Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


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TOP    ROW:    Kohls,  Eric  W:    Herington,    Junior,    Business    Administration, 
Kohrs,  Sheryl  R:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Kolacny,  John  M: 

WaKeeney,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Kolde,  David  L:  Pomona,  Calif., 
Sophomore,  Pre-Vetermary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Kongs,  Stephen  W:  Seneca,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Kongs,  Thomas  F:  Marysville,  03,  Architecture.  Konitz,  Jack  H: 

Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Koons,  Mary  J:  Shirley, 
III.,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Extension. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kopf,  Gail  A:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Kopp,  Gary  R:  Kinsley,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Koppes,  Gerald 
M:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General.  Korb,  Sandra  G:  Burr  Oak,  Junior, 
Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Korber,  Mary  K:  Seneca,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Korsak,  John  Jr:  Trenton,  N.J.,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Korte, 
Richard  L:  Ottawa,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Kostner,  John  R: 

Kingman,  Sophomore,  Landscape  Architecture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Kotapish,  Kay  E:  Blue  Rapids,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Kotler,  Stephen  B:  N.  Brunswick,  N.J.,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Koudele,  Randall  W:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Kracht,  Katherine  Y:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Speech. 


SECOND  ROW:  Krakower,  Elayne  J:  New  York  City,  N.Y.,  Freshman, 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Kramer,  W.  Robert:  Junction  City,  Freshman, 
Agriculture.  Kratz,  Daniel  S:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  General. 
Kraus,  Fredrick  W:  Hays,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kraus,  Linda  J:  Winfield,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Kraus, 
Michael  R:  Winfield,  Junior,  Flour  Science  and  Management.  Kraus, 
Sharon  L:  Winfield,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Krause,  Rich- 
ard D:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Krause,  Vernon  E:  Plainview,  Neb.,  Junior,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Kraut,  Charles  W:  Downers  Grove,  III.,  Freshman,  Bakery  Man- 
agement. Kraybill,  Richard  B:  Wakefield,  03,  Architecture.  Krehbiel, 
Ellen  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Zoology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Krehbiel,  Jeffrey  L:  Kingman,  03,  Architecture.  Kreider, 
Beverly  J:  Effingham,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research.  Krepinevich,  Daniel:  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  02,  Architecture. 
Krob,  Johnny  R:  Cuba,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Kroeger,  Myron  E:  Ellis,  Freshman,  Physics.  Kroeker,  Robert 

E:  Buhler,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Kroger,  Sally  L:  Parkersburg, 
W.  Va.,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Kroutil,  Karen  A:  Marquette, 
Sophomore,  Sociology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Krueger,  Barbara  A:  Leawood,  Junior,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Kruse,  Alan  J:  Beloit,  Freshman,  General.  Kruse,  Curtis  W:  Water- 
ville,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Kruse,  Phyllis  M:  Bremen,  Fresh- 


Pre-Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kruse,  Ronald  M:  Hays,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Ksiazek,  Thomas  G:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Kubat,    Jacqueline:    Arkansas   City,   Junior,    Art.    Kuczynski,   Leslie  W: 

Narka,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kuhn,  Carolyn  S:  Wichita,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Kuhn,  Cheryl  K:  Hope,  Sophomore, 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Kuhn,  Linda  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Secondary  Education.  Kuhn,  Robert  A:  Gypsum,  Freshman, Business  Ad- 
ministration. 


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TOP  ROW:  Kuhn,  William  R:  Gypsum,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Kukuk,  Donna  L:  Burlingame,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 
Kummer,  Judy  K:  Chapman,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Kuntz, 
Charles  R:  Burlingame,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Kunz,  Kristina  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Secondary 
Education.  Kurth,  Walter  W:  Offerle,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Kushner,  Sheryl  D:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Kwant, 
Walter:  Aurora,  III.,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Kwok,  Wing  K:  Hong  Kong,  03,  Architecture.  Kyser, 
Michael  D:  Omaha,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Labarge,  George 
P:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Labenski,  Robert 

H:  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


TOP  ROW:  Lacen,  Georgia  S:  Baxter  Springs,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Re- 
tailing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Lackey,  John  L:  Penalosa, 
Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Lackie,  Andrea  M:  Lawrence,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics.  Lacy,  Larry  D:  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Sophomore, 
General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ladenburger,  Sharon:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  General. 
Lady,  Sharon  K:  Abilene,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Lafferty,  Marilyn 

L:  Osage  City,  Junior,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management.  Laffoon, 
John  R:  Trenton,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Landscape  Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Lagoski,  Patricia  J:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Lahr,  Karen  J:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Lahr,  Patricia  A: 

Abilene,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages.  Lala,  Wilbur  L:  Kirwin,  Sopho- 
more, Nuclear  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Laman,  Janice  R:  Concordia,  Freshman,  General.  Lam- 
bert, Beverly  A:  Norton,  Sophomore,  Music  Education.  Lambert,  Charles 
D:  Zurich,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Lambert,  Emmajean:  Leoti, 
Junior,  Home  Economics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Lambert,  Paul  J:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Government.  Lam- 
born,  Judith  E:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Lambright, 
Linda    R:    Leawood,    Junior,    Elementary    Education.    Lamme,   Judith   A: 

Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lamone,  Michael  G:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Lamp,  Marita  M:  Goddard,  Sophomore,  General.  Lampe,  Patti 
J:  Hanover,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Lampert,  Robert  L:  Beloit, 
Junior,  Business  Administration. 


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TOP  ROW:  Lancaster,  Jean  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 
Land,  Orlan  R:  Severy,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Landers,  Dixon 

H:  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Lane,  Sid  A:  Belle 
Plaine,  Junior,  Pre-Dentistry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lange,  Herbert:  Venezuela,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Lange,  Linda  L:  Bonner  Springs,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Lange,  Jean:  Linn,  Junior,  Techni- 
cal Journalism.  Lange,  Marilyn  E:  Conway  Springs,  Junior,  Medical  Tech- 
nology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Langford,  David  J:  Tempe,  Ariz.,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engi- 
neering. Langland,  Constance:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Technical  Journalism. 
Langland,  Joan  G:  Neosho,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Langner, 
Gary  A:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Lankas,  Daniel  J:  Atwood,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 
Lanman,  Arley  D:  Colorado  Springs,  Colo.,  02,  Architecture.  Lanning, 
Ralph  E:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Sociology.  Lansden,  John  A:  Birmingham, 

Ala.,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lansing,  Dorothy  K:  Chase,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Ed- 
ucation. Lantis,  Linda  M:  Kingman,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Lard,  Gail  A:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Larison,  Gary 
W:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Larmer,  Mary  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Larsen,  Larry  R:  Clyde,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Larsen, 
Lynne  M:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Larson,  Barton  E:  Rossville,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Larson,  Jerry  G:  Brownell,  Sophomore,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Larson,  John  P:  Marquette,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Larson,  Jon  M:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  General.  Larson,  Kevin  J:  Leon- 
ardville,  Freshman,  General. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Larson,  Larry  E:  Vliets,  Freshman,  General.  Larson,  Larry  E: 

Scandia,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  Larson,  Laurence  G:  Manhattan, 
Sophomore,  General.  Larson,  Merle  D:  Lindsborg,  Freshman,  Wildlife 
Conservation. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Larson,  Roger  C:  Leonardville,  Junior,  Landscape  Archi- 
tecture. Larson,  Steven  A:  Smolan,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Lasalle,  Wil- 
liam L:  Clayton,  01,  Architecture.  Laskowski,  Carolyn  L:  Lawrence, 
Sophomore,  General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Latas,  Richard  D:  Rozel,  Freshman,  Physical  Science.  Latham, 
Carl  D:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Chemistry.  Latham,  Jackie  D:  Garden  City, 
Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Latham,  James  D:  Shawnee  Mission, 
Sophomore,  Wildlife  Conservation. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lathrop,  Connie  F:  Concordia,  Freshman,  General.  Lath- 
rop,  Kenneth  L:  Albuquerque,  N.  M.,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Lath- 
rop, Winifred  B:  Albuquerque,  N.  M.,  Freshman,  Biological  Science. 
Latschar,  Carol  D:  Camden,  S.  C,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Latschar,  John  A:  Camden,  S.C.,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. Latta,  Robert  I:  Montezuma,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Latta, 
Robert  L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Laue,  John  W:  Lyndon, 
Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Laurie,  Lynne:  Atchison,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Laven,  Nancy  A:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  General.  Laverentz, 
Carol  A:  Bendena,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Laverentz, 
Gene  W:  Bendena,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lawhon,  Mary  B:  Wichita,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Lawless,  Eldon  D:  Belle  Plame,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 
Lawrence,  Cheryl  L:  Gardner,  Freshman,  Humanities.  Lawrence,  Curtis 

K:  lola,  Junior,  Psychology. 


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TOP  ROW:  Lawrence,  Susan  K:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. Lawrence,  William  V:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Law- 
son,  Robert  E:  Brandon,  Minn.,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Laxer,  Marc 
A:  New  York,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lay,  Russell:  Pt.  Washington,  N.  Y.,  Junior,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Layton,  Jean  A:  Ulysses,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Leatherman,  Carol  J:  Wakefield,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy.  Leathers, 
Ronald  R:  Satanta,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Leathers,  Theresa  L:  Concordia,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics. LeBreton,  James  E:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Physical  Science. 
Lechner,  Fred  P:  Harper,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Lee,  Caro- 
lyn J:  Chapman,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lee,  Dennis  D:  Howard,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Lee, 
Dennis  J:  Mission,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Lee,  Duane  R:  Shaw- 
nee Mission,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Lee,  Jane  A:  Marysville, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Lee,  Marilyn  S:  Dwight,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Lee,  Nancy  K:  Mission,  Junior, 
Secondary  Education.  Leedy,  Wayne  C:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Gen- 
eral. Lefton,  John    M:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lehman,  Rebecca  S:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Education.  Leick,  Mary  K:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Leighty,  Joseph  W:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Leiker,  Raydean:  Salina,  01,  Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Leister,  Karen  A:  Salina,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Leming,  Margaret  J:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Lemon, 
Carolyn  S:  Viola,  Sophomore,  Humanities.  Lemon,  Josephine  L:  Pratt, 
Junior,  General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Lemon,  Lonnie  L:  Phillipsburg,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Lemon,  Marcia  A:  Bethel,  Junior,  Sociology.  Lenhert,  Larry  M: 

Navaree,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Leonard,  Warren  J:  Wayne, 
N.  J.,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lepej,  Jo  K:  Council  Grove,  Freshman,  Foods  and  Nu- 
trition. Lepo,  Linda  M:  Bethel,  Sophomore,  General.  Leshovsky,  Jari  L: 
Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Lester,  Richard  A:  Kansas 
City,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering. 

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Underclassmen:  Let-Lon 


TOP  ROW:  Letts,  Katherin  A:  Leavenworth,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Leuthold,  Dixie  C:  Bern,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal 
Arts.  Levering,  Judith  A:  Burlington,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Lewerenz,  Gloria  L:  Lincolnville,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


SECOND    ROW:    Lewerenz,    Jan    K:    Manhattan,    Freshman,    General. 
Lewis,  Carolyn  I:  Chillicothe,  III.,  Freshman,  General.  Lewis,  Evelyn  J: 

Independence,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages.  Lewis,  Gary  K:  Ar- 
kansas City,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lewis,  Gary  L:  Humboldt,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicme. 
Lewis,  George  A:  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 
Lewis,  Jack  V:  Russell,  Junior,  Speech.  Lewis,  Janet  K:  Shawnee  Mission, 
Junior,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management. 


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TOP  ROW:  Lewis,  Jerre  L:  Burr  Oak,  Junior,  Physical  Education.  Lewis, 
Lois  K:  Rago,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Lewis,  Michael  R: 
Arkansas  City,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Lewis,  Richard  W:  Fowler, 
Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lewis,  Shirley  A:  Belleville,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retail- 
ing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Lewis,  Trudy  E:  Johnson, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Lewis,  William  L:  Centralia, 
Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Ley,  John  R:  Leoti,  Freshman,  Elec- 
trical Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Lickteig,  Merle  E:  Greeley,  03,  Architecture.  Lickteig,  Linda 

A:  Garnett,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Lietzen,  John  H:  Kansas  City, 
Freshman,  Agricultural  Journalism.  Lightcap,  Dee  A:  Offerle,  Freshman, 
Animal  Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Lightner,  David  K:  Garden  City,  Sophomore,  Agricultural 
Education.  Lilak,  Rita  K:  Wilson,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Lil- 
lich,  Donna  J:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Lilly,  Richard  K: 

Mentor,  Freshman,  Accounting. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Limes,  Alma  A:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 
Limes,  Ann  R:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Chemistry.  Linck,  Karen  B: 
Salina,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Lindahl,  Carol  S:  Enterprise, 
Freshman,  Accounting. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lindberg,  Pamela  K:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Lindgren,  Sandra  K:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General.  Lind- 
strom,  Cathy  E:  Riley,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Line,  Joyce 
A:  Lakin,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy. 


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TOP  ROW:  Linin,  Brent  W:  Goodland,  Freshman,  General.  Linin,  Dale  E: 

Bird  City,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education.  Linn,  Cheryl  A:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Linn,  Linda  K:  Herington, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Linn,  Michael  W:  Montgomery,  Calif.,  Junior,  Business 
Administration.  Linton,  Jerry  D:  Wamego,  01,  Architecture.  Lipp,  Mark 
E:    Sterling,    Freshman,    Electrical    Engineering.    Lippman,    Raymond   J: 

Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Biochemistry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lippoldt,  Richard  A:  Kinsley,  Freshman,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Liston,  Sally  A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  General.  Litfln,  Rich- 
ard A:  Scotia,  N.  Y.,  Junior,  Electrical    Engineering.    Litke,  Herbert  C: 

Alma,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


TOP  ROW:  Little,  Susanne  F:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Landscape 
Architecture.  Litton,  Dale  G:  Nickerson,  Junior,  Art.  Littrell,  Robert  C: 
Manhattan,  Junior,  History.  Livengood,  Rodney  D:  Greensburg,  Sopho- 
more, Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Livingston,  Alton  R:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Wildlife 
Conservation.  Ljungstrom,  Robert  H:  Salina,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Locher,  Roger  C:  Sabetha,  Sophomore,  Feed  Technology.  Locke, 
Robert  O:  Lancaster,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Locke,  Ted  R:  Loveland,  Colo.,  03,  Architecture.  Lockhart, 
Nancy  J:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Loeb,  Jeffrey  T: 
Junction  City,  Freshman,  General.  Loercher,  Arthur:  Elmhurst,  N.  Y., 
Sophomore,  Accounting. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Loesch,  Lowell  D:  Norwich,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Loesch,  Sally  A:  Norwich,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Loetel,  Diana  K:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Logan, 
Graham  C:  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Logan,  Thomas  W:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 
Logan,  Vernon  D:  Newton,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Lohr- 
engel,  Gwendolyn:  Washington,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institutional 
Management.  Londeen,  Mary  J:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lonergan,  Martha  J:  Leavenworth,  Junior,  Modern  Lan- 
guages. Long,  Donald  L:  Meriden,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Long,  Galen  J:  Beloit,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Long,  Hollace  L: 

Wichita,  Sophomore,  Medical  Technology. 


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TOP  ROW:  Long,  James  L:  Oakley,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Long, 
Pamela  C:  Cherryvale,  Sophomore,  General.  Long,  Richard  A:  Mound 

City,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Long,  Temar  K:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Medi- 
cal Technology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Longabach,  Jean  A:  Berryton,  Junior,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Longberg,  Leslie  C:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Long- 
hofer,    Sharyn  S:   Salina,    Freshman,    Home  Economics.    Loop,  John  D: 

Concordia,  Junior,  Physics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Loper,  Harry  B:  Collingswood,  N.  J.,  Junior,  Bakery  Man- 
agement. Loriaux,  Peter  G:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Lorson,  James  S:  Salina,  Freshman,  Technical  Journalism.  Lotker, 
Floyd  L:  Oberlin,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Louderback,  Forrest:  Elkton,  Va.,  Junior,  Flour  Science 
and  Management.  Loughmiller,  Gayle  G:  Topeka,  Freshman, Home  Eco- 
nomics. Louthan,  James  R:  Glasco,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Love,  Carolyn  A:  Bethel,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Lovelock,  William  T:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. Lowe,  Elaine  V:  Mahaska,  Sophomore,  Medical  Technology. 
Lowery,  Beryl  B:  Dodge   City,  Sophomore,  General.  Lowrey,  Fred  E: 

Larned,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lowther,  Marcia  L:  Lawrence,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Journalism.  Lucas,  Betty  L:  Liberal,  Freshman,  General.  Lucas, 
Wallace  G:  Neosho  Falls,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Luckeroth,  Wil- 
liam J:  Marysville,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ludden,  Linda  L:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Art.  Ludes,  Laura 
L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy.  Lukens,  James  R:  Beloit,  Fresh- 
man, Agriculture.  Luker,  Anna  M:  Kensington,  Sophomore,"Home  Eco- 
nomics Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Lukins,  Judith  A:  Kiowa,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Lundin,  Janis  C:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Lundquist,  Glenn  L:  Lindsborg,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Lundquist, 
Ronald  C:  Lindsborg,  Junior,  Biochemistry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lundy,  William  L:  Salina,  Freshman,  Geology.  Lunsford, 
Ronnie  G:  Ashland,  Junior,  Feed  Technology.  Lunt,  Steven  A:  Pratt,  Jun- 
ior, Agricultural  Economics.  Lunt,  Wilma  J:  Pratt,  Junior,  Elementary 
Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  MacGowan,  Elizabeth:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Physical 
Education.  Macha,  Garry  L:  Delia,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Mack, 
Jeanette  K:  Linn,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages.  Mackender,  Elizabeth: 

Ellis,  Freshman,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Mackiewicz,  Mary  P:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Business 
Administration.  Maclaskey,  Dave  R:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Mad- 
den, Sharon  K:  Carbondale,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Mad- 
dock,  James  W:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management. 


THIRD  ROW:  Maddy,  Stephen  L:  Abilene,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Mader,  James  W:  Jennings,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Journalism.  Mader, 
Ronny    D:    Jennings,    Freshman,    Animal    Husbandry.    Maes,    James  C: 

Bushton,  02,  Architecture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Magby,  Kay  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  General.  Magill, 
Stephen  H:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Mai,  Ladonna 
J:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Maichel,  George  W: 

Overbrook,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Maichel,  Jacqualine:  Overbrook,  Sophomore,  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Maier,  Gary  E:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  02,  Architecture.  Mailen, 
Gary  A:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Mainquist, 
Robert  J:  Courtland,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Lutz,  Donna  L:  Topeka,  Freshman,  English.  Lutz,  Karen  M: 
Leawood,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Lybarger,  Judith  K:  Mis- 
sion, Junior,  Medical  Technology.  Lybarger,  Larry  L:  Elkhart,  Sophomore, 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Lyberger,  Ronald  D:  Coffeyville,  Sophomore,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Lyddane,  Earl  W:  Admire,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Lydick,  Sally  J:  Hamlin,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Ly- 
dick,  Sylvia  A:  Hamlin,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Lynch,  Franklin  E:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 
Lynch,  John  C:  Kirkwood,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Lyne,  Rex  E:  Manhattan,  01,  Architecture.  Lynn,  Gary  D:  Herrm,  III.,  03, 
Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lyon,  Jeffrey  L:  Greensburg,  Sophomore,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Lyon,  John  C:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General.  Lyon,  Raelee 
A:  Plainville,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  MacArthur,  Robert  A:  Topeka, 
Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


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Underclassmen:  Mai-Mat 


TOP  ROW:  Maisch,  Carol  A:  Lenexa,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Maisch,  Janice  E:  Lenexa,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics.  Major,  Linda  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  His- 
tory. Mikalous,  Nancy  J:  Belleville,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Mall,  Sandra  S:  Kingman,  Sophomore,  Technical  Jour- 
nalism. Mamura,  Owen  M:  Lihue,  Hawaii,  01,  Architecture.  Mance, 
George  F:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Mangelsdorf, 

Nancy  J:  Greensville,  III.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Mangum,  Elizabeth  I:  Ottawa,  Sophomore,  General.  Man- 
inger,  Lyle  F:  Anthony,  03,  Architecture.  Manley,  Carol  J:  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,    Sophomore,    Home  Economics    Education.    Manlove,    Marion   R: 

Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicme. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Manlove,  Marvin  D:  Wichita,  03,  Architecture.  Mann, 
Gary  P:  Waterville,  Junior,  Pre-Medicme.  Mann,  H.  Stewart:  Newton, 
02,  Architecture.  Manning,  Nancy  M:  Spring  Hill,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Manning,  Sammye  S:  Norton,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Mansholt,  Virginia  L:  Lebanon,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Mapes,  Janet  K:  Netawaka,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Marcotte, 
Robert  P:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Marine,  Duane  D:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Chemistry. 
Marker,  Jack  H:  Blue  Springs,  Mo.,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Markley,  John  E:  Burlmgame,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Marks, 
Michael  M:  Highland  Park,  III.,  Freshman,  Mathematics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Marlatt,  Susan  L:  Atchison,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Marling,  Mark  E:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineering.  Mar- 
low,  Memory  D:  Eskridge,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Marmon, 
Raymond  L:  Garnett,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Marold,  Rebecca  S:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  General. 
Marquis,  Dennis  W:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Marrs, 
John  A:  Harvey,  III.,  Junior,  Business   Administration.  Marrs,  Robert  L: 

Howard,  Junior,  English. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Marsh,  Margaret  J:  Columbus,  Sophomore,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Marshall,  Gary  W:  Mc- 
Cune,  Junior,  Agronomy.  Marshall,  Janet  D:  Ft.  Scott,  Junior,  Dietetics 
and  Institutional  Management.  Marshall,  Mary  J:  Basehor,  Freshman, 
Home  Economics  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Marshbank,  Glen  W:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  General.  Mar- 
teney,  Jacqueline:  Buhler,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Martens, 
Barbara  L:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Biological  Science.  Martin,  Bennie 

L:  Smith  Center,  Freshman,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Martin,  Carol  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy. 
Martin,  David  A:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Martin,  David  F:  Mentor,  Sophomore,  Agronomy.  Martin,  Douglas  S: 

Herington,  01,  Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Martin,  Edward  A:  Delphos,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing. Martin,  Elizabeth  L:  Oregon  City,  Ore.,  Freshman,  Chemistry. 
Martin,  John  R:  Sabetha,  Sophomore,  Pre- Veterinary  Medicine.  Martin, 
Kathryn  A:  Osborne,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Martin,  Larry  R:  Matfield,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Martin,  Michael  P:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Martin,  Nancy  C:  Moline,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Martin, 
Stephen  L:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  General. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Martindale,  Donna  L:  Burlington,  Junior,  Family  and  Child 
Development.  Martindale,  Susan  J:  Onaga,  Sophomore,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Martinek,  Dwight  J:  Rossville,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Mar- 
tinson, Gail  A:  Mission,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


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ROW:  Marx,  Robert  J:  Omaha,  Neb.,  03,  Architecture.  Mason, 
R:  Kiowa,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering.  Mason,  Sharon  K: 
Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Massey,  Johnette 

,  Freshman,  General. 


i  TOP  ROW:  Massey,  Larry  B:  St.  John,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
\  Massey,  Nora  R:  Williamsburg,  Freshman,  Interior  Decoration.  Massey, 
;   Patricia    A:    Hugoton,    Freshman,    Psychology.    Massieon,    Richard  J: 

Wamego,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law. 


SECOND  ROW:  Massingill,  Kenneth:  Atchison,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engi- 
neering. Masten,  Boyd  E:  Stafford,  Junior,  Speech,  Art.  Masten,  Saundra 
K:  Herington,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.    Masters,  Alton  D: 

Scott  City,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Masters,  Daniel  W:  Prairie  Village,  02,  Architecture. 
I  Mathena,  Janice  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Mathews,  Rita  I:  Lyons,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Manage- 
ment. Mathews,  Robert  J:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Electrical 
Engineering. 


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Underclassmen:  Mat-McC 


TOP  ROW:  Mathias,  Kenneth  E:  McCook,  Neb.,  Junior,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Matthews,  Jacqueline:  Clearwater,  Junior,  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. Matthews,  Robert  C:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Matthews,  Sherry  L:  Cedar  Vale,  Junior,  Dietetics  and  Institu- 
tional Management. 


SECOND  ROW:  Matthews,  William  G:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Law.  Mattix,  Barbara  J:  Ness  City,  Freshman,  General.  Mattoon,  Mary 
L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Mattox,  Fredrick 

L:  Piper,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD   ROW:  Mattox,  Louise  M:  Piper,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 
Mauck,  William  D:  Goddard,  Sophomore,  General.  Mauler,  Loretta  A: 

Olmitz,    Sophomore,    Home    Economics    Education.    Maurath,   Francene: 

Cimarron,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Mauzey,  Steve  E:  Nortonville,  Junior,  Medical  Technol- 
ogy. Maxted,  Anita  L:  Clearwater,  freshman,  Psychology.  Maxwell, 
Sharon  L:    Newton,   Sophomore,   Social   Science.    Maxwell,   Vernon  D: 

Allen,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Maxwell,  William  H:  Sterling,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Maxwell,  William  K:  Mission,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  May, 
Leon  R:  Ellis,  Sophomore,  Landscape  Architecture.  Mayden,  Dennis  E: 

Junction  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Mayer,  Linda  A:  Marysville,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Mayhew,  Janice  L:  Belpre,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics.  Mayhew,  Sue  A:  Plainville,  Freshman,  Clothing 
Retailing,    Fashion    Design,   and   Textiles   Research.    Mayhill,   Dorothy  L: 

Arkansas  City,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SECOND  ROW:  Maynard,  Patricia  A:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Gen- 
eral. Mayrath,  Noel  E:  Dodge  City,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 
Mazaika,  Trudine  M:  Moraga,  Calif.,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  McAdow,  Mary  J:  Vassar,  Junior, 
Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  McAlexander,  Vera  J:  Lecompton,  Sophomore,  Biological 
Science.  McAndrew,  William  P:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Mc- 
Aninch,  Janet  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  McCabe,  Pa- 
tricia: Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  McCabe,  Ronald  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  General. 
McCargar,  Gary  D:  Salina,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  McCarthy, 
Kathryn  M:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  McCarty, 
Annette  E:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry. 


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TOP  ROW:McCauley,  Margaret  L:  Valley  Falls,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  McClaren,  Janice  F:  Lakin,  Junior,  Medical  Technology.  Mc- 
Clellan,  James  R:  Frederick,  Md.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
McClure,  Connie  M:  Richmond,  Freshman,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  McCobb,  Allan  P:  Russell,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 
McCobb,  Robert  C:  Russell,  Freshman,  General.  McCollough,  Richard: 
Randall,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  McCollough,  Roger  R:  Randall, 
Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  McConachie,  Daniel  R:  Wichita,  Junior,  Economics.  Mc- 
Connell,  James  L:  Dodge  City,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  McCon- 
nell,  Jerome  M:  Wilmington,  Dela.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
McConnell,  John  O:  Wichita,  02,  Architecture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  McConniel,  Claude  R:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  Electrical 
Engineering.  McCosh,  Gordon  L:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Feed  Technology. 
McCoy,  Barry  L:  Marysville,  Freshman,  General.  McCoy,  Michael  P:  Cot- 
tage Grove,  Ore.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  McCoy,  Patricia  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Mc- 
Coy, Sharron  A:  Alma,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  McCreight,  Dick 

W:  Arkansas  City,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  McCune,  David  E:  Montezuma, 
Sophomore,  Physics. 


Author  C.  Northcote  Parkinson  presents  a  humorous  analysis  of  his 
book,  "Parkinson's  Law,"  during  a  convocation  in  the  Field  House. 


Acting  as  a  good  luck  charm,  one  of  10  cheerleaders  hopes  for  favor- 
able Wildcat  fortunes.  Four  male  cheerleaders  were  added  this  year. 


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Underclassmen:  McC-McN 


TOP  ROW:  McCune,  James  D:  Montezuma,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. McCutcheon,  Gary  L:  Arkansas  City,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. McDaniel,  Harry  W:  Atchison,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  McDiffett, 
Sandra  R:  Alta  Vista,  Freshman,  English. 


SECOND  ROW:  McDonald,  Craydon  D:  Syracuse,  Sophomore,  Music 
Appreciation.  McDonald,  Francis  G:  Williamsburg,  Sophomore,  Animal 
Husbandry.  McDonald,  Galen  R:  Mullinvi II e.  Sophomore,  Agricultural 
Mechanization.  McDonald,  Harry  E:  E.  St.  Louis,  III.,  Freshman,  Biological 
Science. 


THIRD  ROW:  McDonald,  Peggy  A:  Valparaiso,  Ind.,  Sophomore,  Interior 
Design.  McDonald,  Randy  J:  Garden  City,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. McDougal,  Bonnie  L:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  McDougal,  Jeri  J:  Ludell,  Fresh- 
man, General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  McElfresh,  James  D:  Satanta,  Sophomore,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  McElwain,  Sandra  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 
McEwen,  Donald  C:  Belleville,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  McFar- 
land,  Carolyn  L:  Norton,  Sophomore,  Music  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  McGee,  Judith  E:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. McGettrick,  Leanna:  Chanute,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  McGhee,  Daniel:  Kansas  City, 
Junior,  Landscape  Architecture.  McGoogan,  Kathryn  A:  Lincoln,  Neb., 
Junior,  Sociology. 


SIXTH  ROW:  McGreevy,  William  M:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Accounting. 
McGugin,  Rex  C.  II:  Frankfort,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  McGuire,  Billy 
E:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  McGuire,  Nadene  M:  Onaga, 
Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  McGuire,  Timothy  J:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Pre-Vet- 
erinary  Medicine.  Mcllroy,  Karen  J:  Goddard,  Freshman,  General.  Mc- 
Inteer,  Patrick  L:  Lafayette,  La.,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Mc- 
Intire,  Philip  B:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Mclntyre,  Carol  M:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Elementary 
Education.  Mclntyre,  Donald  C:  Homewood,  III.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Mclntyre,  Steven  G:  Jewell,  Junior,  Agronomy.  McKraig,  Wil- 
liam J:  Gardner,  Sophomore,  Mathematics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  McKaughan,  Marlene  F:  Edgerton,  Junior,  Physical  Ed- 
ucation. McKay,  Cheryl  J:  Dresden,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  McKay,  Jamie  S:  Dresden,  Fresh- 
man, General.  McKee,  Carl  E:  Spearville,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Mech- 
anization. 


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TOP  ROW:  McKee,  Carol  F:  Burlington,  Colo.,  Freshman,  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Nursing.  McKee,  Mary  J:  Spearville,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
McKee,  Michael  C:  Colby,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  McKee,  Roger 

R:  Wetmore,  Junior,  Agricultural  Mechanization. 


SECOND  ROW:  McKee,  William  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. McKeeman,  Kevin  T:  Talmage,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  Mc- 
Kelvey,  Mary  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
McKibbin,  Lawrence  E:  Jetmore,  Junior,  Agriculture. 


THIRD  ROW:  McKinley,  Carolyn  K:  Chesterfield,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics  Education.  McKinley,  Janice  L:  Chesterfield,  Mo.,  Junior, 
Physics.  McKinney,  Donald  E:  Junction  City,  Junior,  History.  McKinnis, 

Jim  A:  Lyons,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  McKnight,  Janice  D:  Eskridge,  Junior,  Home  Economics. 
McKown,  Richard  A:  Pratt,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  McLain,  David  R: 
Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  McLain,  Marcia  C:  Satanta, 
Freshman,  Interior  Design. 


FIFTH  ROW:  McLean,  Robin  R:  Lewis,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages. 
McLeavy,  Marjory  L:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Mc- 
Leod,  Myra  L:  Blue  Rapids,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Mc- 
Mahan,  Robert  D:  Quincy,  III.,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


SIXTH  ROW:  McManamon,  Carolyn  R:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Music 
Education.  McManis,  Kay  J:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
McManis,  Mary  M:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  McMillan,  Alan  D: 

Stafford,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  McMillian,  Glenda  S:  Stafford,  Junior,  Interior  Design. 
McMillan,  Judith  K:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  General.  McMillan,  Steven 
J:  Perry,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics.  McMillen,  Robert  D:  N.  Phil- 
adelphia, Ohio,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  McMullen,  Rodney  D:  Phillipsburg,  Sophomore,  Business 
Administration.  McNabb,  David  H:  Pleasanton,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. McNeal,  Albert  F:  Paradise,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry.  McNeal,  Doug- 
las M:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Humanities. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  McNeil,  Charles  B:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medi- 
cine.  McNeill,  Sherry  K:  Havensville,  Sophomore,  General.  McNerny, 
Nancy  L:  Sharon  Springs,  Freshman,  Humanities.    McNevin,  Sheryl  A: 

Mission,  Freshman,  Speech. 


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Underclassmen:  McN-Mil 


TOP  ROW:  McNitt,  Gordon  K:  Toronto,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 
McPherson,  Eileen  A:  McLouth,  Freshman,  Music  Education.  McQuillan, 
Jacki:  Clearwater,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  McQuillen,  Tracy  G:  Derby, 
Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  McReynolds,  Richard:  Burlington,  Freshman,  Civil  Engi- 
neering. McVay,  Richard  H:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Music  Education. 
McVicker,  Cheryl  A:  Beeler,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Means, 
Gerald  R:  Salina,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Mease,  Robert  P:  Isabel,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing. Meats,  Robert  D:  Beloit,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Meek,  Frederick 
C:  Herington,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law.  Meetz,  Johnny  E:  Newton,  Junior, 
Animal  Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Meier,  Howard  E:  Hays,  Freshman,  General.  Meinecke, 
Jeanne  D:  Marysville,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Meiners- 
hagen,  Joyce:  Higgi nsville,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Meisegeier,  Larry  R:  Barron,  Wis.,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Meisenheimer,  Carole:  Marienthal,  Sophomore,  English. 
Meisner,  Sharon  R:  Manhattan,  01,  Architecture.  Mellgren,  David  J: 

Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Mellott,  Mitchell  P:  Edwards- 
ville,  Junior,  Technical  Journalism. 


TOP  ROW:  Melton,  Gary  E:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Melvin, 
Bernie  J:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Melvin,  Judith  A:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Mendell,  Linda  L:  Overland  Park,  Fresh- 
man, Psychology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Merchant,  Janet  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
with  Liberal  Arts.  Meredith,  Janice  R:  Garden  City,  Sophomore,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  Textiles  Research.  Merica,  Mark  D:  Salina,  02, 
Architecture.  Merriam,  Joseph  G.  Jr:  Lake  Forrest,  Freshman,  Veterinary 
Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Merriman,  Pamela  A:  Atchison,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Merten,  Donald  H:  Whitemar  AFB,  Mo.,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Mertz,  Jacob  E:  Wamego,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Mertz,  John  A: 

N.  English,  la.,  Sophomore,  Pre- Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Meschke,  David  G:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Messersmith,  Maria  J:  Ellinwood,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy. 
Mettler,  Sheldon  M:  Lodi,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Metzen,  Melvin  N:  Garden  Plain,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Metzinger,  Gary  D:  Caldwell,  Sophomore,  Wildlife  Conser- 
vation. Meyer,  Janet  S:  Wichita,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Meyer,    Jerry   G:   Caney,   Sophomore,    Horticulture.    Meyer,   Phillip   C: 

Ulysses,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Meyer,  Virginia  A:  Olathe,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Meyer,  William  H:  Basehor,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Meyers, 
Maryalys:  Hiawatha,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Meyers,  Terry 

L:  Dwight,  Freshman,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Michael,  Carolyn  J:  Jackson,  Miss.,  Freshman,  Pre-Law. 
Michael,  Cynthia  A:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Michie,  Terry  K:  Pittsburg,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Middle- 
ton,  Martha  J:  Woodbine,  Freshman,  Music  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Middleton,  Richard  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore, 
Mathematics.  Mignot,  Vaughn  D:  Gypsum,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Mikesell,  Carolyn  M:  Courtland,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Milbourn,  Mark  T:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General. 


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Milburn,  Marlyse  K:  Rolla,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 
:  Mount  Hope,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Miles,  Ken- 
Springs,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Millenbruch, 
Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Miller,  Allan  V:  Ellinwood,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Miller, 
Arden  P:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law.  Miller,  Arthur  D:  Downers  Grove, 
III.,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Miller,  Bonita  A:  St.  Francis,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 


SECOND  ROW:  Miller,  Bruce  D:  Everest,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Miller, 
Boyd  I:  Roswell,  N.M.,  01,  Architecture.  Miller,  Cherie  E:  Agra,  Freshman, 
Interior  Design.  Miller,  Craig  L:  Overland  Park,  Junior,  Horticulture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Miller,  Darrell  E:  Cawker  City,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Miller,  Don  L:  Godfrey,  III.,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Miller, 
Dorothy  D:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Miller,  Dwight  E: 

St.  John,  Sophomore,  Feed  Technology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Miller,  Elizabeth  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Modern  Lan- 
guages. Miller,  Gerald  L:  Greensburg,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation. 
Miller,  Gerald  W:  Piper,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Miller,  Gregory  L:  Man- 
hattan, Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 

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TOP  ROW:  Miller,  Jackie  L:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Exten- 
sion. Miller,  James  R:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education.  Miller, 
Janean  L:  Salina,  Freshman,  Music  Education.  Miller,  Janet  L:  Wamego, 
Sophomore,  Social  Science. 


SECOND  ROW:  Miller,  Janice  S:  Ames,  la.,  Freshman,  English.  Miller, 
Janis  E:  Parsons,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Miller,  John  R: 
Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Miller,  Joseph  S:  Neode- 
sha,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Miller,  Kenneth  H:  Derby,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Miller,  Linda  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages. 
Miller,  Lynda  K:  Hope,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Extension.  Miller,  Lynne 

S:  Salina,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Miller,  Marc  E:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Miller,  Margo  J:  Belleville,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journalism. 
Miller,    Mary   L:    Manhattan,    Sophomore,    General.   Miller,   Patricia   A: 

Kansas  City,  Junior,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


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TOP  ROW:  Miller,  Patricia  A:  Tarkio,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Miller,  Patricia  K:  Zenda,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 
Miller,  Paul  E:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Miller,  Rich- 
ard P:  Tiskilwa,  III.  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Miller,  Roger  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineer- 
ing. Miller,  Sherry  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicme.  Miller,  Sherry 
K:  Towanda,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Miller,  Travis  L:  Dwight, 
Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Miller,  Vikki  K:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  English.  Millick, 
Melody  V:  Onaga,  Freshman,  General.  Milliken,  Sharon  L:  Topeka, 
Junior,  Sociology.  Millis,  Valerie  J:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Psychology. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Mills,  Alan  D:  Centralia,  Sophomore,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Mills,  Larry  S:  Merriam,  Freshman,  Physical  Science.  Mills,  Mi- 
chael T:  Russell,  Junior,  English.  Minks,  Sharon  A:  Greensburg,  Freshman, 
Home  Economics  Extension. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Minnick,  James  S:  River  Forest,  III.,  Freshman,  Pre-Medi- 
cine.  Minnis,  Roberta  I:  Omaha,  Neb.,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Minter,  Dennis  W:  Manchester,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Minturn, 
Laurel  A:  Baxter  Springs,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Mitcha,  John  L:  Overland  Park,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Mitchell,  Alan  M:  McPherson,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Mechaniza- 
tion. Mitchell,  Karen  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Speech.  Mitchell,  Mary  V: 

Manhattan,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Mitchell,  Mono  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  General. 
Mitchell,  Sharlene  K:  Dubuque,  la.,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Mizell, 
Robert  H:  Norton,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Moats,  Evelyn  L:  Kansas 
City,  Sophomore,  Speech. 


THIRD  ROW:  Moeder,  Denis  J:  Plainville,  Freshman,  General.  Moehl- 
man,  Kathleen  E:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Moehl- 
man,  Patricia  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Mohler, 
Walter  K:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Accounting. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Moline,  Beryl  J:  Gypsum,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Mollenkamp,  Corlie  E:  Arnold,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Montei,  Alan  K:  EIDorado,  Sophomore,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Montford, 
Dianna  J:  Plevna,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Montgomery,  Michael:  Sabetha,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine. 
Montgomery,  Ronald  E:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Architectural  Engineering. 
Montgomery,  Susan  D:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Moody,  Ann  E:  Olathe,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Moore,  Susan  M:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Speech.  Moore,  Wil- 
liam T.  II:  Ashland,  Junior,  Pre-Law.  Moran,  Timothy  W:  Voorheesville, 
N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Mordy,  Ronald  L:  Independence, 
Junior,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Moren,  Bonita  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Morford,  Gene  R:  Oberlin,  Sophomore,    Agronomy.  Morgan,  Jeanette 

R:  Ashton,  Junior,  Mathematics.    Morgan,  Jerry  D:  Topeka,  Freshman, 
Agricultural  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Morgan,  Lyn  J:  Goodland,  Sophomore,  Psychology. 
Morgan,  Patricia  J:  Arkansas  City,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Morgan, 
Richard  E:  Concordia,  03,  Architecture.  Morgan,  Steven  L:  Salina, 
Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Morgenson,  Jonathon:  Salina,  Junior,  Technical  Jour- 
nalism. Morland,  William  M:  Lancaster,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Morris,    Danny   L:    Winfield,    Sophomore,    General.    Morris,   Dennis  M: 

Augusta,  Sophomore,  General. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Morris,  Janie  L:  Wamego,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Morris,  Marcella  M:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Morris,  Marcia 
L:  Parsons,  Sophomore,  Medical  Technology.  Morris,  Richard  A:  Oberlin, 
Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Morris,  Stephen  R:  Hugoton,  Sophomore,  Agricultural 
Economics.  Morris,  William  W:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Morrison,  James  V:  Riverside,  Calif.,  Sophomore,  Botany. 
Morrissette,  Linda  K:  Mission,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


Underclassmen:  Moo-Mur 


TOP  ROW:  Moody,  Mary  J:  Erie,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nurs- 
ing. Moody,  Richard  E:  Auburn,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Moore,  Gary  B:  Wellington,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Moore,  Janis 

K:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Moore,  John  H:  Atchison,  Sophomore,  Chemistry.  Moore, 
Lowell  G:  Muscotah,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Moore,  Michael  K: 

Jamestown,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Moore,  Miriam  A:  James- 
town, Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Moore,  Phillip  E:  Spivey,  Freshman,  Flour  Science  and 
Management.  Moore,  Ru  Ann:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages. 
Moore,  Sandra  C:  Munden,  Junior,  Horticulture.  Moore,  Sandra  R:  Elk- 
hart, Sophomore,  Mathematics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Morrissette,  Michael:  Liberal,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medicine. 
Morrow,  James  K:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Morrow,  Robert 
L:  St.  Marys,  02,  Architecture.  Morrow,  Sandra  S:  Leavenworth,  Freshman, 
Art. 


SECOND  ROW:  Morrow,  Thomas  O:  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Gen- 
eral. Morsinkhoflf,  John  W:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. Mortimer,  Alan  J:  Gypsum,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Mortimer,  Kay  D:  Salina,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Morton,  Marie  J:  Oxford,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Morton,  Martha  A:  Green,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Moser,  Candace  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Mosiman,  Paul  R:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  02,  Architecture. 


TOP  ROW:  Mountford,  Max  G:  Winona,  Freshman,  Physical  Education. 
Mowder,  Muriel  J:  Independence,  Mo.,  Junior,  Physical  Therapy.  Mox- 
ley,  Tom  J:  Council  Grove,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Moyer,  Charles 

E:  Hiawatha,  Freshman,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Moyer,  David  E:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Second- 
ary  Education.  Moyer,  Julia  J:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Interior  De- 
sign. Moyer,  Marlene  K:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Moyer,  Rodney 

E:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Moyle,  Mary  K:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Music  Appreciation. 
Muehring,  Paul  E:  Downey,  Calif.,  Junior,  Technical  Journalism.  Mueller, 
Peggy  E:  Coffeyville,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Mulanax,  Kenneth 

L:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Mulanax,  Roger  L:  Manhattan,  03,  Architecture.  Mull, 
Douglas  J:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Mullally, 
Wayne  J:  White  Sulphur  Springs,  N.  Y.,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 
Mullen,  Pamela  C:  Blue  Rapids,  Freshman,  Family  and  Child  Develop- 
ment. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Mullen,  Robert  L:  Great  Bend,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 
Mullings,  Dewey  D:  Santa  Fe,  N.  M.,  01,  Architecture.  Mullinix,  Frances 
R:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Mulvany,  James  A:  Marys- 
ville,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Munson,  Virginia  M:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Munzer,  Carolyn  M: 
Salina,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Muret,  Rita  A:  Winfield,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Secondary  Education.  Murphy,  Charles  M:  Independence, 
Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


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Underclassmen:  Mur-Nic 


TOP  ROW:  Murphy,  Jean  A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  General. 
Murphy,  Jerry  S:  Hope,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Murphy,  Maryanne: 

Sublette,    Junior,    Elementary    Education.    Murray,    Eldon    M:    Lawrence, 
Freshman,  Agronomy. 


SECOND  ROW:  Murrow,  Elton  G:  Blue  Mound,  Junior,  Agricultural  Ed- 
ucation. Murrow,  Julie  M:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Murry, 
Catherine  A:  Kankakee,  III.,  Junior,  Physical  Therapy.  Murry,  Frank  D: 

Kankakee,  III.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Vetermary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Murry,  Robert  A:  Lexington,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Physical  Edu- 
cation. Muse,  Russell  L:  Enterprise,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Musel- 
man,    Gregory   D:    Wichita,    Freshman,    Pre-Medicine.    Musil,   John   W: 

Home,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


FOURTH    ROW:    Myers,    Dennis   E:    Barnard,    Junior,   Civil    Engineering. 
Myers,  Dennis  T:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Pre-Dentistry.  Myers,  Floyd  E: 

Bendena,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.    Myers,  Gordon  E:  Shawnee  Mission, 
02,  Architecture. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Myers,  Gunile  A:  Alma,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Myers, 
James  H:  Henry,  S.D.,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Myers,  Jan  M: 

Topeka,  Sophomore,  Medical  Technology.  Myers,  Janie  L:  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Myers,  Mary  J:  Lewis,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Educa- 
tion. Myers,  Ronald  E:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Myers,  Sherril  J:  Wichita,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research.  Myrick,  Richard  D:  Topeka,  Freshman,  History. 


TOP   ROW:  Nafziger,  Gary  L:  Narka,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Nagel,  John  C:  Valley  Center,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Naiman,  Dale 

E:  Leoti,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics.  Nash,  Ann  B:  Lakin,  Sopho- 
more, Modern  Languages. 


SECOND  ROW:  Nash,  Rodney  T:  Greensburg,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Nauert,  Peter  D:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry.  Nava, 
Maria    E:    Mexico,    Junior,    Business    Administration.    Naylor,    Janet  A: 

Burlington,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Neaderhiser,  Benny  D:  Cuba,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 
Nease,  Grace  I:  Hugoton,  Junior,  English.  Nebgen,  Palle  M:  Bern,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Secondary  Education.  Needham,  Janean  L:  Prairie  Village, 
Freshman,  Mathematics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Neely,  Paulette  E:  Westmoreland,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Nehring,  Dianne  F:  Alma,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Neighbor,  Ralph  M:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medicme.  Neil, 
Mary  E:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research. 


SECOND  ROW:  Nelson,  Ann  E:  Ellis,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Nel- 
son, Barbara  A:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Nelson,    Bryan   E:   Salina,   Sophomore,    Pre-Law.    Nelson,   Candace  A: 

Culver,  Sophomore,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Nelson,  Carol  A:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Nelson,  Carol  J:  Oakley,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Nelson,  Dennis  T: 
Salina,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Nelson,  John  T:  Hanover,  Freshman, 


Civil  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Nelson,  Karyl  S:  Garden  City,  Sophomore,  Psychology. 
Nelson,  Leland  J:  Lindsborg,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Nelson,  Louis 

D:  Richardson,  Tex.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Nelson,  Luann 

K:  McPherson,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Nelson,  Robert  K:  Omaha,  Neb.,  Junior,  History.  Nelson, 
Sharyl  A:  Horton,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy.  Nelson,  Suzanne  E: 

Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Nelson,  Vaughn  L: 

Clyde,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Netson,  Nancy  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General. 
Nettles,  Gaylon  J:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  English.  New,  Jennifer  L: 
Russell,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Newbury,  Lynnea  S:  Norton, 
Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


TOP  ROW:  Newell,  David  E:  Stafford,  01,  Architecture.  Newell,  Joy  A 

Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Newell,  Meta  K 
Stafford,    Freshman,    Home    Economics    Education.    Newkirk,    Richard   L 

Fayetteville,  Ark.,  Sophomore,  Psychology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Newman,  Claudia  E:  Arkansas  City,  Sophomore,  Busi- 
ness Administration.  Newman,  Douglas  D:  Belleville,  Freshman,  Physical 
Education.  Newton,  Karen  R:  Green,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Nichols, 
Margaret  E:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Modern  Languages. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Nichols,  Michael  M:  Wichita,  01,  Architecture.  Nichols, 
Patty  L:  Prescott,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Nicholson,  Patricia:  Kansas 
City,    Sophomore,    Home    Economics    with    Liberal    Arts.    Nicklas,   Kim   S: 

Leawood,  Sophomore,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


555 


Underclassmen:  Nic-Oma 


TOP  ROW:  Nickoley,  Loren  D:  Alta  Vista,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. Nickum,  Roy  H:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
Nicodemus,  Janet  S:  Dodge  City,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Nicolai, 
Karen  A:  Lincoln,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 


SECOND  ROW:  Nicolay,  Elaine  E:  Lincoln,  III.,  Freshman,  General. 
Nielson,  Chester  D:  Redstone  Arsenal,  Ala.,  Freshman,  Architectural  En- 
gineering. Nightingale,  Conrad:  Burrton,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Niles,  Jana  S:  Lebo,  Freshman,  Art. 


THIRD  ROW:  Niles,  Nancy  L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Nimmo,  Millard  T:  Petersburg,  Va.,  Sophomore,  General.  Nivison,  Rich- 
ard L:  Salina,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Nixon,  Janice  K:  Topeka, 
Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Nixon,  Marilyn  S:  Belle  Plaine,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Noble,  Carol  A:  Wichita,  Spphomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Noel,  Raymond  L:  Burlington,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Noellsch,  Kathryn:  Olathe,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Noll,  Richard  A:  Edwardsville,  III.,  Sophomore,  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Noller,  Douglas:  Hebron,  Neb.,  03,  Architecture.  Nolte,  Vicky 
M:  Hiawatha,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Nolting,  Sarah  L:  Nor- 
tonville,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


TOP  ROW:  Norbury,  Fritz:  Prescott,  Junior,  Feed  Technology.  Norby, 
Marcia  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Nordvig, 
Owen  K:  Capron,  III.,  Junior,  Landscape  Architecture.  Norman,  Larry  Y: 

Stamford,  Conn.,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management. 


SECOND  ROW:  Norris,  Douglas  C:  Gaylord,  Freshman,  General.  Norris, 
Karen  D:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts.  North, 
Judith  R:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Music  Education.  Norton,  Beverly  A;  LaCygne, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Norton,  Richard  K:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Norton,  Ronald  W:  Warren  Town,  N.  J.,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Norvell,  Nancy  J:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Novinger, 
Patrick  A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Music  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Novotny,  Nola  M:  Pratt,  Junior,  Physical  Therapy. 
Nowinsky,  Olga  A:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics.  Nugen, 
James  L:  Arkansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Nulty,  Judith  K:  Jewell, 
Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Nuss,  Robert  D:  Newton,  Junior,  Biological  Science.  Nusz, 
William  A:  Frederick,  Md.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Nutting, 
Susan    K:    Wichita,    Freshman,    Home    Economics.    Nydell,    Dianne   S: 

Topeka,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles 
Research. 


SECOND  ROW:  Nye,  John  C:  Bluff  City,  Junior,  Agricultural  Engineering. 
O'Dell,  Diana  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Art.  O'Dell,  Pamela  K: 
Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Oberle,  Arlene:  Claflin,  Fresh- 
man, Interior  Design. 


THIRD  ROW:  Obermueller,  Evon  L:  Lincoln,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retail- 
ing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Ochs,  Carol  A:  Hoisington, 
Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Ochsner,  Doreen:  Wichita,  Freshman, 
Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Oconnell,  Janet 
S:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Oconnor,  Donald  D:  Henngton,  Junior,  Business  Admin- 
istration. O'Connor,  Gerard  F:  Herington,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineer- 
ing. Oconnor,  Karen  L:  Gardner,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Odgers,  Glenda  M:  Linn,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Odle,  Terry  W:  Glade,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Odom,  Ronald  G:  Caney,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering.  Odon- 
nell,  Jerry  L:  Augusta,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Ohara,  Gary  E: 

Partridge,  Sophomore,  Agriculture. 


TOP  ROW:  OKI,  Barbara  A:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Ohl, 
Charles  E:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Ohlde, 
Douglas  A:  Palmer,  Junior,  Feed  Technology.  Ohmes,  Francis  E:  Garden 
City,  01,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Olander,  Randall  R:  Little  River,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 
Oleen,  Betty  K:  Falun,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Oliver,  Larry 
J:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Olomon,  Linda  S:  Garden 
City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Olson,  Carolyn  D:  Olsburg,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Olson,  Gordon  R:  Alameda,  Calif.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law.  Olson, John  W: 

Leonardville,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Olson,  Judith  J:  Leonardville, 
Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Olson,  Sandra  L:  Dwight,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retail- 
ing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Olson,  Victor  J:  Dwight, 
Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. Olsson,  Janice  M:  Mission,  Sopho- 
more, General.  Oman,  Dwight  W:  Leonardville,  Sophomore,  Secondary 
Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  O'Neill,  Patrick  S:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Humanities.  O'Neill, 
Ronald  D:  Winchester,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Oniki,  Steven  G:  Salina, 
Junior,  Physical  Education.  Onink,  Jeffrey  C:  Jamestown,  N.  Y.,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Onwiler,  Glenna  F:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Medical 
Technology.  Oring,  Kenneth  A:  Livingston,  N.  J.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veten- 
nary  Medicine.  O'Rourke,  Shaun:  Lenexa,  Sophomore,  General.  Orrell, 
Linda  D:  Peck,  Junior,  Speech. 


THIRD  ROW:  Orseno,  Joseph  A:  Chicago,  III.,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Osborn,  Cecelia  M:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Osborn,  Curtis  C:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Osborn,  James 

M:  Liberal,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Osborn,  Throck  M:  Wichita,  Junior,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Osborn,  Victor  L:  Anthony,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education.  Osborne, 
Coral  A:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Osborne,  Janet  S: 

Wichita,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Osbourn,  Pamela  J:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Oshiro, 
David  K:  Honolulu,  Hawaii,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Ostermann, 
Alan  D:  Sylvan  Grove,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Ostermann, 
John  G:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Ostmeyer,  Colleen  M:  Grinnell,  Sophomore,  Music  Educa- 
tion. Oswald,  Theresa  A:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Government.  Oswalt, 
William  D:  Little  River,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Otney,  Linda  K: 

Barnes,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Ott,  Faith  A:  Maize,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 
Ott,  Marsha  L:  Sabetha,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Otte,  Kent  E:  Great 
Bend,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics.  Ottenberg,  Ray:  Washington, 
D.C.,  Sophomore,  Bakery  Management. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Ouderkirk,  Carolyn  K:  Downs,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Ours,  Stephen  E:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 
Ours,  Virginia  S:  Tacoma,  Wash.,  Freshman,  General.  Oursler,  Thomas 

L:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Overall,  Richard  P:  Ft.  Riley,  Sophomore,  Technical 
Journalism.  Overman,  William  F:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 
Overocker,  Janice  A:  Protection,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Overstreet, 

Lavonda:  Augusta,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


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TOP  ROW:  Overstreet,  Larry  S:  Offerle,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Owen,  Carol  J:  Spring  Hill,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Owens,  Gail  D:  Concordia,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Owens, 
Sharon  L:  Ferguson,  Mo.,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research. 


SECOND  ROW:  Oxler,  James  R:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  Pacey, 
Patricia  S:  Oak  Hill,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Packard,  Helen 
E:   Topeka,    Freshman,    Pre-Secondary    Education.    Page,    Charles   L.   Jr: 

Atchison,  Junior,  Economics. 


THIRD    ROW:   Pallesen,   Annette:  Topeka,    Sophomore,   Social    Science. 
Palmberg,  Thane  R:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Political  Science.  Palmer,  Larry 

G:    Kansas   City,   Mo.,   Junior,    Secondary    Education.    Palmer,    Nancy  J: 

White  City,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Palmer,  Patricia  A:  White  City,  Junior,  Art.  Palmer, 
Steven  B:  Sabetha,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering.  Palmer,  Thomas 
C:  Mission,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Pangburn,  Michael  K:  Fairborn,  Ohio, 
Freshman,  Chemistry. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Pappan,  Ronald  D:  Hunnewell,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Paquette,  Lonnie  L:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engi- 
neering. Paramore,  Pamela  J:  Delphos,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion.  Paramore,  Sandra  S:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Parker,  Connie  L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Parker, 
David  Lee:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Parker,  David  Lionel:  Man- 
hattan, Junior,  Mathematics,  Modern  Languages.  Parker,  Don  G:  Wichita, 
01,  Architecture. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Parker,  Elizabeth  H:  Boulder,  Colo.,  Sophomore,  Soci- 
ology. Parker,  Natalie  J:  Clearwater,  Sophomore,  General.  Parker, 
Robert  G:  Topeka,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering.  Parkinson,  Beth  M: 

Scott  City,  Freshman,  History. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Paronto,  Merlyn  L:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. Parrett,  Larry  S:  Topeka,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Parry,  Deanna  K:  Osage  City,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology.  Parry, 

Janet  S:  Westmoreland,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Parsons,  Dwayne  L:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Wildlife 
Conservation.  Parsons,  Rebecca  K:  Merriam,  Junior,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Partch,  Sue  L:  Bird  City,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Partch,  Ted  R:  Bird  City,  Freshman,  Political  Science. 


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TOP   ROW:  Parthemer,  Nancy  C:  Frankfort,  Junior,  General.  Pascal, 
David  W:  Haddam,  Freshman,  General.    Pastrick,  Pamela  J:  Shawnee 

Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Education.  Patry,  Claudia  J:  Colby,  Sophomore, 
Home  Economics  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Patterson,  George  F:  Washington,  Sophomore,  General. 
Patterson,  Robert  E:  Ogden,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry.  Pattison,  Ann  C: 

Prairie    Village,    Freshman,    Medical    Technology.    Patton,    Patricia   A: 

Blauvelt,  N.  Y.,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Patton,  Walter  B:  Galena,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing. Paulsen,  Patsy  S:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Pauly, 
Robert  F:  Huron,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Pavlu,  Linda  J:  Brownell, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Payne,  Carolyn  L:  Salina, Freshman,  Art.  Payne,  Donald 

E:  Salina,  Junior,  Physical  Education.  Payne,  James  D:  Topeka,  Freshman, 
Nuclear  Engineering.  Payne,  Patricia  A:  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  Freshman, 
Pre- Veterinary  Medicine. 


TOP  ROW:  Payne,  Sharon  L:  Gardner,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Payne, 
William  M:  Buffalo,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  Peach,  Arthur  E: 
Morris  Plains,  N.  J.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Pearson,  Alice  L: 

Reading,  Freshman,  Humanities. 


SECOND  ROW:  Pearson,  Carolyn  S:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics.  Pearson,  Elaine  L:  Reading,  Junior,  Biochemistry.  Pearson, 
Thomas  C:  Concordia,  02,  Architecture.  Peck,  John  C:  Concordia,  Junior, 
Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Peck,  Lonnie  J:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Peck,  William  W:  Concordia, 
Sophomore,  General.  Pederson,  James  H:  Idana,  Freshman,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Peeks,  Marilyn  J:  Marysville,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Peel,  David  E:  Topeka,  01,  Architecture.  Peirce,  Eileen: 

Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Pelkey,  Linda  K: 
Atchison,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Pendarvis,  Nancy  I:  Junction  City, 
Freshman,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW  Pendarvis,  James  E:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  History. 
Pendergast,  Robert  P:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  01,  Architecture.  Penner,  Rich- 
ard L:  Sedgwick,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Penner,  Robert  P:  Hills- 
boro,  Sophomore,  Sociology. 


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TOP  ROW:  Peters,  Douglas  K:  Ellinwood,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Peters, 
Eugene  O:  Cuba,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education.  Peters,  James  M:  Le- 
high, Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Peters,  Lola  J:  Summerfield, 
Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research. 


SECOND  ROW:  Petersen,  George  E:  Dighton,  Junior,  Geology.  Peter- 
sen, Nancy  L:  Bethel,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Peterson,  Dale 
E:  Morrowville,  Junior,  General.  Peterson,  Danny  R:  Burdick,  Freshman, 
Animal  Husbandry. 


THIRD  ROW:  Peterson,  Eldon  E:  Lindsborg,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Peterson,  Fred  L:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Peter- 
son, Garry  L:  Haddam,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Peterson,  Harold 

C:  Mankato,  Junior,  Accounting. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Peterson,  James  C:  Downers  Grove,  III.,  03,  Architecture. 
Peterson,  Jane:  Clifton,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Peterson,  Jean  E:  Topeka, 
Sophomore,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Peterson,  Jerry  M:  Great 
Bend,  Freshman,  Social  Science. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Peterson,  John  C:  Belvue,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law.  Peter- 
son, Larry  M:  Burdick,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Peterson,  Lynne 
J:  Inman,  Junior,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Peterson,  Mary  E:  Ft. 

Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


TOP  ROW:  Penrod,  John  W:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Percival,  Sharon  L:  CofFeyville,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages.  Perkins, 
D.  Eric:  Elkhart,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.    Perrier,  John  W: 

Dodge  City,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Perrier,  Thomas  D:  Eureka,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Perrigo,  Nikki  D:  Hiawatha,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Perry,  Dale 
J:  Waverly,  Sophomore,  Speech.  Perry,  Layton  M:  Overland,  Junior, 
Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Perry,  Norma  B:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and 
Journalism.  Perry,  Pamela  B:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Perry,  Robert  W:  Blue  Rapids,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Perschbacher,  Elmer:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  03,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Peter,  Duane  E:  Randolph,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Peter,  Shirley  E:  Randolph,  Freshman,  Bacteriology.  Peters,  Bruce 
E:  Wellington,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Peters,  Dennis  R:  Belle- 
ville, Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Peterson,  Michael  W:  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veteri- 
nary  Medicine.  Peterson,  Nancy  S:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Peterson,  Ronald  L:  Haddam,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Peterson,  Ronald  N:  Clyde,  Sophomore,  Geology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Petr,  Daniel  D:  Blue  Rapids,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. Petrik,  Nancy  J:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Petro,  Deborah 
G:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Pettijohn,  Carol  A: 

Solomon,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Peyton,  Robert  H:  Norwich,  Junior,  Agricultural  Eco- 
nomics. Pfannenstiel,  Raymond:  Ness  City,  Sophomore,  Agricultural 
Economics.  Prefer,  David  N:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management. 
Pfister,  Linda  S:  Clifton,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Pflieger,  Edwin  F:  Logan,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineer- 
ing. Pflughoeft,  Alan  K:  Ellsworth,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Pharo, 
Michael  G:  Salma,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engineering.  Phillips,  Carol 

A:  Valley  Falls,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Phillips,  Judith  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Phil- 
lips, Linda  M:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Phillips, 
Ralph  I:  Mayetta,  Freshman,  Agronomy.  Phillips,  Robert  E:  Chanute, 
Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Phillips,  Terry  I:  Parsons,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Phillips,  Thomas  J:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Pia- 
nalto,  Shirley  J:  Atwood,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 
Piepenbring,  Jack:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Pierce,  Ralph  L:  Horton,  Sophomore,  Chemistry.  Pierpoint, 
Pamela  S:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Pietronicco,  Ralph  M:  Leaven- 
worth, Sophomore,  Physical  Education.  Pike,  Losson  G:  Ashland,  Sopho- 
more, Agricultural  Economics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Pike,  Susan  K:  Merriam,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with 
Liberal  Arts.  Pinick,  George  E:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Pinkstaff,  Alan  J:  Wichita,  03,  Architecture.  Pinkston,  Tom  L:  Cedar 
Point,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Pino,  Nick:  Santa  Fe,  N.M.,  Sophomore,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Piper,  Ross  D:  Burlington,  03,  Architecture.  Pirott,  Sharon  S: 
Cawker   City,   Junior,   Home   Economics   Education.   Plant,  Thomas   K: 

Wichita,  Sophomore,  Chemistry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Plattner,  Janell  A:  Sabetha,  Freshman,  Art.  Plemons,  Robert 

F:  Medicine  Lodge,  Junior,  Bacteriology.  Plemons,  Ronald  W:  Medicine 
Lodge,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Plett,  Marilyn  J:  Garden  City, 
Sophomore,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Plumer,  Joseph  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Physical  Science. 
Poell,  Linda  A:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Retail  Floriculture.  Poggemey- 
er,  Lewis  E:  Alexandria,  Va.,  01,  Architecture.  Pogue,  Vicky  L:  Minne- 
apolis, Freshman,  Psychology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Pohl,  Renita  K:  Baldwin,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Educa- 
tion. Pohlman,  Randolph  A:  Salina,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Pol- 
lock, Jon  M:  Leawood,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Polly,  Leland  J: 

Baxter  Springs,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Pomperien,  Janice  E:  Centerville,  la.,  Freshman,  General. 
Pool,  Janet  K:  Phillipsburg,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Porter,  Benjamin 
L:  Garden  City,  Ol,  Architecture.  Porter,  Lyle  D:  Manhattan,  Freshman, 
Landscape  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Post,  Gail  I:  Waterville,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Potenski,  William  E:  Clay  Center,  03,  Architecture.  Potter,  Steve  E: 
Sedgwick,  Junior,  Architectural  Engineering.  Potter,  Thomas  M:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Accounting. 


THIRD  ROW:  Pottorf,  Michael  E:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Powell,  David  O  Oradell,  N.J.,  Sophomore,  Music  Education.  Powell, 
Eugene  L:  Hanston,  Sophomore,  Feed  Technology.  Powell,  Julona  C: 

Kansas  City,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Powell,  Sandra  J:  Leawood,  Freshman,  General.  Power, 
Robert  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineering.  Powers,  Linda  S: 
Oskaloosa,  la.,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Powers,  Sharon  E:  Man- 
hattan, Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Praeger,  Kent  R:  Claflm,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Prater, 
Rebecca  L:  Escondido,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Prather,  David 
D:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Prather,  Donald  W:  Topeka, 
Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Prather,  Sara  L:  Meade,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fash- 
ion Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Pratt,  Mary  L:  Colby,  Freshman,  Chem- 
istry. Pray,  Christine  E:  Hope,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Pray, 
Donna  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Pray,  Warren  C:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Pretzer,  Mary  J:  Elmdale,  Junior,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 
Prevo,  Linda  K:  McPherson,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Price,  Ann  J:  At- 

wood,  Sophomore,  Music  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Price,  Linda  A:  Burlington,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Price,  Patricia  S:  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics.  Price,  Stephen  B:  Baxter  Springs,  Freshman,  Gen- 
eral. Price,  Steve  J:  Bennington,  Freshman,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Prideaux,  Judith  L:  Worthington,  Ohio,  Junior,  Elementary 
Education.  Priebe,  James  W:  Vassar,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Prochas- 
ka,  Mary  K:  Chapman,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism. 
Prochaska,  Patricia:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Prock,  James  A:  Wellington,  02,  Architecture.  Proctor, 
Virgil  G:  Soldier,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Propp,  Ronald  G: 
Wichita,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Prosser,  David  H:  Manhattan, 
Sophomore,  General. 


TOP  ROW:  Pryor,  Mary  A:  Salina,  Junior,  Sociology.  Puckett,  Jay  D: 

Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Puig,  Jorge:  Puerto  Rico,  Junior, 
Accounting.  Pulliam,  William  D:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  01,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Pultz,  Lawrence  O:  Ceiba,  Puerto  Rico,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Pustka,  Louis  L:  Sterling,  Colo.,  Freshman,  General. 
Pyles,  Jean  M:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Quails,  Leslie  E:  Bax- 
ter Springs,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Quantrell,  Charles  B:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Query, 
Alan  D:  Edson,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Quinn,  Michael  P:  Kansas  City, 
Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Quiring,  John  M:  Wichita,  Sophomore, 
Mechanical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Quirk,  Wendy  E:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Business 
Administration.  Rachesky,  Ronald  P:  Rutherford,  N.J.,  Junior,  Technical 
Journalism.  Rader,  Ryan  R:  Oakley,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering. 
Rafler,  Marilyn  K:  Coldwater,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Extension. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ragland,  John  W:  Goodman,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Feed 
Technology.  Raglow,  Sheryl  R:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Raida,  Merle  L:  Harper,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Raile,  Clif- 
ford D:  St.  Francis,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Rainer,  Daryl  L:  Wichita,  01,  Architecture.  Raines,  Glenn  A: 

Louisburg,  Junior,  Agronomy.  Rains,  Mary  K:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Ele- 
mentary Education.  Rains,  Myrna  S:  Chanute,  Sophomore,  Secondary 
Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Raitt,  Judy  E:  Rose  Hill,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Ralston,  Marguerite:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and 
Journalism.  Ramey,  Cynthia  K:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 
Ramey,  Virginia  A:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ramsey,  Julie  K:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Randall,  James  L:  Canfield,  Ohio,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Randolph,  Delvin  D:  Jennings,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Raney, 
Stephen  K:  Lansing,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Rankin,  Darrell  D:  Ashland,  03,  Architecture.  Ransom, 
Nancy  J:  Williamsburg,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics.  Ranz,  Suzan  C: 
Chanute,  Sophomore,  General.  Rasch,  Dana  L:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Me- 
chanical Engineering. 


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relates  personal  remembrances  of  his  uncle  during  a  convocation. 


Students  in  Survey  I  and  II  practice  what  they  study,  using  class 
equipment  to  survey  the  University  grounds  and  surrounding  area. 


565 


Underclassmen:  Ras-Ric 


TOP  ROW:  Rasmussen,  Diane  L:  Oakley,  Sophomore,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Rath,  Janice  J:  St.  Francis,  Junior,  Art.  Rathbun,  Connie  S:  Con- 
way, Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Rathbun,  Gene  P:  Tescott, 
Junior,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Rathbun,  Robert  D:  Tescott,  Freshman,  General.  Ravens- 
croft,  Patricia:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  General.  Rowlings,  Paul  H: 

Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  English.  Ray,  Joseph  M:  Kansas  City,  02, 
Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Rayburn,  Tommy  G:  Palco,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Rayford, 
Antoinette:  Houston,  Tex.,  Sophomore,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Manage- 
ment. Reay,  Jo  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Retail  Floriculture.  Reck,  Martha 

J:  Salina,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Redd,  Dennis  G:  Buhler,  02,  Architecture.  Reed,  Barbara 

L:  Liberal,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles 
Research.  Reed,  Janice  S:  Salina,  Freshman,  General.  Reed,  Nancy  J: 

Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Reed,  Patricia  J:  Benton,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Reed,  Ralph  L:  Ft.  Scott,  Sopho- 
more, Agricultural  Economics.  Reed,  Steven  H:  Havensville,  Sophomore, 
Industrial  Engineering.  Reed,  Steven  M:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  General. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Reed,  Suzanne  K:  Neodesha,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Reedy,  Francis  M:  Hanover,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Reeh, 
Loretta  E:  Atwood,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Rees,  Jean  E: 

Topeka,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Reeve,  Sandra  L:  Garden  City,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Reeves,  James  L:  Oberlin,  Sophomore,  General.  Reeves,  John 
T:  Wichita,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Reeves,  Nancy  C:  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Regehr,  Gerri:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Regehr,  James  H:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Regnier, 
Victor  A:  Mission,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering.  Rehmart,  Sandra: 

Kinsley,  Junior,  Art. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Reid,  Richard  M:  Howard,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Reid,  Virginia  R:  Bedford,  Tex.,  Sophomore,  Psychology.  Reilly, 
Lionel  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Reimer,  Lindley  J: 

Newton,  Sophomore,  Flour  Science  and  Management. 


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TOP  ROW:  Reinhardt,  Nelson  K:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Reisig,  David  J:  Russell,  Freshman,  Agronomy.  Reissig,  William 
H:  St.  John,  Sophomore,  Entomology.  Reiter,  Pamela  J:  Mission,  Sopho- 
more, Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


SECOND  ROW:  Reitzel,  Melvin  J:  Logan,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Reling,  Michael  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Landscape  Architecture. 
Rembleske,  Linda  M:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Re- 
meczky,  Ronald  J:  Corona,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Renbarger,  Nancy  J:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Ren- 
senhouse,  Thomas:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Reppert,  Jerry  L:  Anna,  III.,  Freshman,  Technical  Journalism.  Reser,  Larry 

D:  Rossville,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Resley,  Jacqueline  M:  Russell,  Sophomore,  Interior  De- 
sign. Reusser,  Joan  K:  Walton,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design, 
and  Textiles  Research.  Rexroad,  Chloe  E:  Downs,  Sophomore,  Secondary 
Education.  Rexroad,  Linda  L:  Downs,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Reyes,  Roberto  F:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Family  and 
Child  Development.  Reynolds,  James  F:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Reynolds,  Martha  J:  Mission,  Sophomore,  General.  Rey- 
nolds, Nona  G:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Reynolds,  Stephen  L:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  Rhine,  Barry  L:  Haddam,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering. 
RhoadeS/  Jack  L:  Pampa,  Tex.,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Rhoads, 
Chester  V:  Great  Bend,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Rhyne,  Janie  I:  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  Freshman,  General. 
Rice,  Bonita  A:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Family  and  Child  Development. 
Rice,  Derald  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Accounting,  Rice,  Kirke  W:  Ft. 

Scott,  03,  Architecture. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Rice,  Robert  W:  Emporia,  Junior,  Technical  Journalism. 
Rice,  Sharon  F:  Ottawa,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Rich, 
Danny  M:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Rich, 
Randall  L:  St.  John,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Richard,  Loren  D:  Ellsworth,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Edu- 
cation. Richards,  Gayle  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Sociology.  Richards, 
George  T:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engineering.  Richards, 
Pamela  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


Underclassmen:  Ric-Roc 


TOP  ROW:  Richards,  Sandra  K:  Wichita,  Junior,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Richardson,  Dale  M:  Stafford,  Junior,  Agriculture.  Richardson, 
Gerald  L:  Topeka,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Richardson,  James  C: 

Belleville,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Richardson,  James  M:  Shawnee,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry. 
Richardson,  Linda  M:  Winifred,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Richardson,  Ralph  C:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Richling,  Peter  L:  Plainview,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Richter,  Mary  P:  Mmot  AFB,  N.D.,  Sophomore,  Humanities. 
Rickard,  Loren  J:  Lyons,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Ricker,  Ronald 
R:  Raymond,  Sophomore,  General.  Ridenour,  Craig  W:  Council  Grove, 
02,  Architecture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Rider,  John  A:  Mission,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineer- 
ing. Ridgway,  Gail  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Ridgway, 
Rosalind  J:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages.  Riedel,  Eugene  A: 

Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Riedel,  Frederick  D:  Washington,  N.J.,  Junior,  Agricul- 
tural Mechanization.  Riedl,  Joseph  F:  Otis,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing. Riedl,  Robert  L:  Hoisington,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Rieke,  Deanne 

M:  Shawnee,  Sophomore,  General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Riemann,  Linda  K:  Claflin,  Freshman,  General.  Rieniets, 
David  C:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Riffey,  Janet  K:  Wichita, 
Junior,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Riggs,  Glenn  W:  Dexter,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Riley,  Randall  B:  Valley  Center,  Sophomore,  Business 
Administration.  Rindt,  Richard  A:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Rinkel,  Barbara  I:  Haviland,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Riordan,  Michael  E:  Salina,  Junior,  Psychology. 


THIRD  ROW:  Riordan,  Philip  F:  Thousand  Oaks,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Agricul- 
ture. Rippe,  Carolyn  J:  Ludell,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Rip- 
petoe,  Leonard  W:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Industrial  Engineering.  Risley, 
Randy  D:  Girard,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Risser,  Linda  D:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Rittenoure,  Janice  M:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Modern  Languages. 
Rittgers,  Jerry  L:  Salina,  Freshman,  General.  Ritz,  James  V:  Overland 
Park,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Roach,  Patricia  A:  Anthony,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Roach,  Sallie  K:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Robben,  Gary  L:  Oakley,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Robben,  Ronald 

D:  Park,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Robbins,  Carol  L:  Leawood,  Junior,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Robbins,  Claude  L:  Kirkwood,  Mo.,  01,  Architecture.  Robbins, 
Marilyn  S:  Newtonia,  Mo.,  Junior,  Music  Education.  Roberts,  Craig  A: 

Salina,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Roberts,  Gerald  E:  Chanute,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Roberts,  James  C:  Wichita,  Junior,  Landscape  Architecture.  Roberts, 
Keith  L:  Bonner  Springs,  Junior,  Accounting.  Roberts,  Maurice  D:  Well- 
ington, Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Roberts,  Philip  K:  Herington,  Freshman,  Technical  Jour- 
nalism. Roberts,  Ronald  M:  Russell,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Roberts,  Thomas  C:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Robert- 


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son,  Andrew  C:  Wichita,  01,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Robertson,  Elmer  L:  Independence,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Elementary  Education.  Robertson,  Nancy  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman, 
Family  and  Child  Development.  Robertson,  Richard  K:  Marion,  Freshman, 
Agriculture.  Robinson,  Billy  J:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


TOP  ROW:  Robinson,  Bruce  H:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Robinson,  Carolyn  M:  Nashville,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Robinson,  Jackie  J:  Frankfort,  Junior,  General.  Robinson, 
Karen  J:  Cedar  Point,  Freshman,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Robinson,  Melvin  D:  Sabetha,  Junior,  Accounting.  Rob- 
inson, Phyllis  M:  Lenexa,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Robinson, 
Richard  L:  Downs,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Robinson,  Richard  L: 

Merriam,  Freshman,  Mathematics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Robinson,  Rita  M:  Hill  City,  Junior,  General.  Robinson, 
Roy  L:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Flour  Science  and  Management.  Robison, 
Curtis  L:  Parsons,  Junior,  History.  Robison,  James  L:  Brewster,  Freshman, 
General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Robson,  John  W:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering.  Robson,  Ronald  E:  New  York,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Speech. 
Rock,  Lynn  M:  Hope,  Freshman,  Feed  Technology.    Rock,  William  F: 

Munice,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 


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Action  protest  the  building  of  a  new  football  stadium  before  a  new  library. 


Underclassmen:  Roc-Row 


TOP  ROW:  Rockhold,  David  R:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Zoology.  Rode- 
lander,  Richard:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Rodenbeek,  Suzanne  W:  Scott  City,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 
Rodenberg,  Malcolm  D:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Roebke,  Catherine  A:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Music. 
Roeder,  James  H:  Frankfort,  Sophomore,  Dairy  Management.  Roeder, 
Robert  J:   Norton,   Freshman,  Technical   Journalism.   Roes,   Herbert  A: 

Mission,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Roesler,  Ronald  H:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Pre-Dentistry. 
Roesler,  Steven  D:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Landscape  Architecture. 
Rogers,  Candace  L:  Lawrence,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Rogers, 
Cheryl  A:  Paola,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Rogers,  Gary  E:  Kincaid,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engi- 
neering. Rogers,  Jacqueline  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Horticulture.  Rogers, 
Michael  D:  Carbondale,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Rogers, 
Neil  D:  Garnett,  Junior,  Landscape  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Rogers,  Rodney  D:  Phillipsburg,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry. 
Rogge,  Thomas  K:  Washington,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Rohla,  Joann  E:  Formoso,  Freshman,  General.  Rohr,  Dale  R:  Overland 
Park,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


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TOP  ROW:  Rohr,  Joyce  J:  Burlington,  Freshman,  General.  Rohrbaugh, 
Robert  G:  Cimarron,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Rokey,  Garry  J: 
Sabetha,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Romberger,  Lynn  D:  Solomon,  Soph- 
more,  Animal  Husbandry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Romberger,  Rodger  J:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterin- 
ary  Medicine.  Romero,  Beverly  J:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Home  Econom- 
ics with  Liberal  Arts.  Romine,  Gary  L:  Osage,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Ronnau,  Charles  F:  St.  Marys,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ronnau,  Mimi  M:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Ronsick,  Eugene  J:  Lincolnville,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Roode,  Thomas  M:  Fairbury,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Root, 
Donald  R:  Ellsworth,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Roots,  Roger  L:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Geology.  Ror- 
ick,  Jerre  K:  Johnson,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Rork,  Dennis  E: 
Mulvane,  Sophomore,  Music  Education.  Rose,  Carmie  J:  Topeka,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Secondary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Rose,  Jack  D:  Tonganoxie,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Rose, 
Sara  J:  Ft.  Dodge,  Sophomore,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Rose,  Theresa  K: 

Overbrook,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Rose,  Van  L:  Lenexa, 
Sophomore,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Rosen,  Harvey  I:  Brooklyn,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Rosencrantz,  Kathleen:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Rosenow,  Nola  M:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Music  Education.  Roskam, 
David  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ross,  Judie  H:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Ross,  Richard  D:  Osage  City,  Junior,  Landscape  Architecture.  Ross, 
William  R:  Beloit,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Roth,  Rob  R:  Lake- 
wood,  Colo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Rothberger,  Jamie:  Topeka,  Junior,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Rothenberger,  Randy:  Osborne,  Freshman,  Flour  Science  and  Man- 
agement. Rothfuss,  Jerry  W:  Clifton,  Freshman,  Agronomy.  Rotman, 
Janet  A:  Cawker  City,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Rotman,  Jennifer  B:  Downs,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Rowland,  John  R:  Rockford,  III.,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Rowland,  Vickie  K:  Newton,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Row- 
len,  Craig  S:  Belleville,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


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Underclassmen:  Row-Schi 


TOP  ROW:  Rowlison,  Jon  R:  Hoxie,  Freshman,  General.  Royer,  Dale  L: 

Arrington,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Ruble,  Darrell  D:  Ft.  Scott,  Freshman, 
Industrial  Engineering.  Rucker,  Ronald  R:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Me- 
chanical Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ruda,  Betsy  A:  Atwood,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. Ruediger,  Barbara  J:  Topeka,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Ruediger,  Norman  E:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Pre-Dentistry.  Ruf,  Frank  D: 

Arkansas  City,  01,  Architecture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ruggles,  Charles  W:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine. 
Ruggles,  Patricia  A:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nurs- 
ing. Rule,  Delbert  L:  Norton,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Education.  Rule, 
John  R:  Norton,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Rule,  Sharron  J:  Norton,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Ed- 
ucation. Rumsey,  Gilbert  E:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 
Runnion,  Karen  L:  Phillipsburg,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Run- 
quist,  Fred  W:  Smolan,  Freshman,  Physics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Rupp,  Janet  S:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Rupp,  Mary  A:  Larned,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design 
and  Textiles  Research.  Rusch,  Elaine  A:  Russell,  Junior,  Home  Economics 
and  Journalism.  Rushton,  William  H:  Wichita,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Rusink,  Larry  E:  Frankfort,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Russ, 
Deborah  J:  Mound  Valley,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Russ, 
Roger  A:  Natoma,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Russell, 
Cheryl  L:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Tex- 
tiles Research. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Russell,  lola  F:  Peabody,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Russell, 
Sharon  K:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Rust,  Gail  L:  Franklin, 
Neb.,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Rust,  Linda  M:  Goodland,  Sophomore,  Home 
Economics  Education. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Ryan,  Helen  M:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Ryan,  John  J:  Dover,  N.J.,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Ryan,  Margaret  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Technical  Journalism.  Ryan, 
William  D:  Solomon,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Ryman,  Jeffrey  C:  Dunlap,  Freshman,  Philosophy.  Ryser, 
Charles  A:  Haddam,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Ryser,  Mary 
A:  Haddam,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Sageser,  Sandra 

J:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Saindon,  Jean  E:  Concordia,  Sophomore,  Philosophy.  Saines, 
George  L:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  Salomon,  Thomas  R: 
Long  Island,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Salter,  Beverly  J: 

Wakefield,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Salter,  Moutrie  L:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Salvino,  Sharon  K:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Journalism.  Sanborn,  Karen  J:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Sanders,  Ann  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Humanities. 


THIRD  ROW:  Sanders,  Martha  C:  Hugoton,  Junior,  Music  Education. 
Sandstrom,  Gregory  K:  Herington,  Freshman,  Government.  Sandy,  Paula 
K:  Osborne,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Sanford,  Linda  K: 

Belleville,  Freshman,  Chemistry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sanford,  Paula  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Music  Educa- 
tion. Sankey,  Richard  R:  McPherson,  Junior,  Pre-Dentistry.  Sappington, 
Janice  J:  Ulysses,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Saroff,  Stephen  D: 

Manhattan,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Saror,  Daniel  I:  Nigeria,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Saunders,  Stephen  M:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 
Savage,  Cathy  G:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Savik- 
ko,  Elaine  C:  Juneau,  Alas.,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Sawyer,  Robert  R:  Oxford,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Sayers,  Julian  F:  Independence,  04,  Architecture.  Schafer,  Charles  P: 

Princeton,  N.J..  Sophomore,  General.  Schafer,  Joann:  Junction  City,  Soph- 
omore, Humanities. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Schafer,  Sidonie  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  Schafer,  Vance  D:  Conway,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Schaich,  Cecelia  M:  Topeka,  Junior,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Schaller, 
Gregory  D:  Kinsley,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Schanefelt,  Dennis  D:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Agriculture. 
Schasteen,  Patty  J:  Mound  City,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Scheaffer, 
Daryl  R:  Abilene,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Schecher,  Diane  K:  Wichita, 
Junior,  Business  Administration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Scheer,  Patrick  J:  Pleasant  Hill,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Animal 
Husbandry.  Scheffer,  James  D:  Salina,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Scheuerman, 
Perry  O:  Bison,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering.  Schick,  Peggy  J:  Grid- 
ley,  Junior,  Interior  Design. 


Underclassmen:  Schi-Schw 


TOP  ROW:  Schieferecke,  Rose  A:  Dresden,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Schiff,  Sue  E:  Medicine  Lodge,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Schimpf, 
Cheryl  A:  Marion,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Schinstock, 

Eugene  E:  Kinsley,  Sophomore,  Technical  Journalism. 


SECOND  ROW:  Schlagel,  Janice  M:  Olathe,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Schleicher,  Linda  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Schlosser,  Bryon  R:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Schmid, 
Ted  L:  Parsons,  Freshman,  Dairy  Management. 


THIRD  ROW:  Schmidt,  Arthur  F:  New  York,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  General. 
Schmidt,  David  E:  Syracuse,  Sophomore,  General.  Schmidt,  David  R: 

Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Schmidt,  Dennis: 

Kansas  City,  Mo.,  01,  Architecture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Schmidt,  Frederick  J:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Humani- 
ties. Schmidt,  Gerald  D:  Newton,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Schmidt, 
Kathleen  A:  Solomon,  Freshman,  Humanities.  Schmidt,  Larry  E:  Lehigh, 
Junior,  Agricultural  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Schmidt,  Lauren  E:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Modern  Lan- 
guages. Schmidt,  Leon  B:  Caldwell,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education. 
Schmidt,  Merrill  K:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Schmidt, 
Patricia  A:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Schmidt,  Richard  W:  Spokane,  Wash.,  Freshman,  Flour  Sci- 
ence and  Management.  Schmidt,  Sylvio:  Woodside,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Bacteri- 
ology. Schmidt,  Wolfgang  P:  Paola,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Schmitt,  Terryl  K:  Liberal,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Schmitt,  William  J:  Kinsley,  Sophomore,  Chemical  En- 
gineering. Schneickert,  George:  Altamont,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 
Schneider,  Beverly  A:  Summerfield,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 
Schneider,  Norman  R:  Dorrance,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Schneider,  Patricia:  Ellsworth,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Schneikart,  Joan  R:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Modern  Lan- 
guages. Schnepp,  Sheryl  R:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 
Schnittker,  Gerald  L:  Cunningham,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Schoenfelder,  James:  Bethel,  02,  Architecture.  Schoen- 
thaler,  Terry:  Ellis,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education,  Schofield,  John 
S:  Walnut  Creek,  Calif.,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering.  Scholz,  Paul 
R:    Lancaster,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Schultz,  Joel  S:  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  03,  Architecture.  Schultz,  Stan- 
ley L:  Larned,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Schultz,  Steve  E:  Over- 
land Park,  Junior,  Psychology.  Schultz,  Steven  L:  Larned,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Schultz,  Vicki  L:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Schumacher,  Douglas:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Industrial  En- 
gineering. Schumacher,  Martha  A:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Humanities. 
Schurle,  Fred  E:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Schutte,  Susan  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  General.  Schwab, 
Carl  F:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Schwab,  Susan  A: 
Portland,  Ore.,  Freshman,  General.  Schwartz,  Joseph  M:  Basehor,  Sopho- 
more, Zoology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Schwartz,  Ralph  B:  Geuda  Springs,  Junior,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Schweitzer,  Nancy  M:  Derby,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Schweitzer,  Ann  C:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  General.  Schweitzer,  Mary 

E:  Penokee,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 


TOP  ROW:  Schorling,  Steven  M:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Mathematics. 
Schott,  Donald  W:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Schott,  Gerard  T:  Glendale,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Schroder,  Dorothy  J:  Lancaster,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Schroder,  Robert  L:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Schrandt,  Robert  L:  Glasco,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Schrandt,  William  J:  Glasco,  Junior,  Industrial  Engineering.  Schreck, 

Larry  D:  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management. 


THIRD  ROW:  Schreiber,  William  B:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  General. 
Schreuder,  Linda  E:  Cawker  City,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Schriner,  Kent  K:  Albert,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Schroe- 
der,  Glennis  A:  Lucas,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institutional  Management. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Schroeder,  Kenneth  A:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Con- 
versation. Schroeder,  Ruth  E:  Green,  Sophomore,  Music  Education. 
Schroeppel,  Cheryl  S:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal 
Arts.  Schuler,  Nancy  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Schulte,  Lawrence  A:  Maple  Hill,  Junior,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. Schulte,  Ronald  D:  Little  River,  Freshman,  General.  Schulthess, 
James  G:  Haven,  Sophomore  , Business  Administration.  Schultz,  George 

W:  Shatluck,  Okla.,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


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Underclassmen:  Schw-Sha 


TOP  ROW:  Schweitzer,  Stephen:  Osborne,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Schwilling,  Linda  G:  Elmdale,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Schwindt,  Di- 
ane J:  LaCrosse,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Schwing,  James  E:  Trenton, 
N.J.,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Scott,  Alan  J:  Jennings,  03,  Architecture.    Scott,  Alan  W: 

Wichita,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering.  Scott,  David  L:  Bloom, 
Freshman,  Mathematics.  Scott,  Donald  R:  Highland,  Sophomore,  Civil  En- 
gineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Scott,  Gerald  J:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Scott,  Harry  M:  Wetmore,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Scott, 
James  L:  Baxter  Springs,  Freshman,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Scott,  Kathleen 

S:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Extension. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Scott,  Kathryn  A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Social 
Science.  Scott,  Laura  L:  Larned,  Freshman,  Technical  Journalism.  Scott, 
Marcia  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Scott,  Michael 

W:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Physical  Science. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Scott,  Rachel  A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics  and  Journalism.  Scribner,  Mildred  J:  EIDorado,  Junior,  Ac- 
counting. Seaman,  Ken  W:  Udall,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Seaman,  Pam- 
ela J:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles 
Research. 


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TOP  ROW:  Seaton,  Linda  L:  Chapman,  Junior,  Physical  Therapy.  Sebesta, 
Linda  J:  Wilson,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Sechrist,  Lyle 
D:  Delphos,  Sophomore,  General.  Seefeldt,  Alvin  L:  Chanute,  Junior,  Ar- 
chitectural Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Seeman,  John  E:  Lamed,  03,  Architecture.  Seger,  Larry 
L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Segraves,  Richard  W:  New- 
ton, Freshman,  Biochemistry.  Seibel,  Patricia  S:  Overland  Park,  Freshman, 
Pre-Law. 


THIRD  ROW:  Seibel,  Randall  P:  Oakley,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Seibel,  Roy  A:  Oakley,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Seibert,  Gary  D: 
Macksville,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry.  Seideman,  Jeffrey  S:  New 

York,  N.Y.,  01,  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Seiler,  Jeanette  K:  Halstead,  Junior,  English.  Seip,  Terry 

L:  Summerfield,  Junior,  General.  Seitz,  Martha  J:  Junction  City,  Fresh- 
man, Physical  Therapy.  Seitz,  Patricia  A:  Alexandria,  Va.,  Sophomore, 
History. 


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TOP  ROW:  Selby,  Janice  L:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design. 
Selders,  Linda  V:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Sociology.  Sell,  Philip  L: 
Fredonia  Sophomore,  Pre-Forestry.  Seltzer,  Stephen  E:  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Dentistry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ser,  Elliot  M:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Physical  Science. 
Serwich,  Alan  F:  Wilmette,  III.,  01,  Architecture.  Setchell,  Warren  A: 

Wakefield,   Sophomore,   Accounting.   Settles,  Janice   L:   Junction   City, 
Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Setzkorn,  Roger  L:  Rock,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Severin, 
Charles  G:  Crete,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Severino, 
Gail  R:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Sewart,  Diana  C:  Ov- 
erland Park,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sewell,  Kathleen  J:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 
Seybert,  Alice  F:  Meade,  Sophomore,  Art.  Seyfert,  Earl  H:  Humboldt, 
Sophomore,  General.  Seyfert,  Ronald  J:  Hoisington,  Sophomore,  Animal 
Husbandry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Seyler,  Mary  J:  Lawrence,  Freshman,  Landscape  Archi- 
tecture. Seymour,  Craig  J:  Bird  City,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 
Shackelford,    Jean    A:    Manhattan,    Junior,    General.    Shade,    Janet   L: 

Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


Underclassmen:  Sha-Shu 


TOP  ROW:  Shafer,  Peggy  E:  Spring  Hill,  Freshman,  General.  Shaffer, 
James  C:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Shaffer,  Jane  A:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education.  Shaffer,  Ronald  L:  Kansas  City, 
01,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Shalkoski,  Victor  F:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  General. 
Shane,  Patricia  L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Shank,  Diana 
L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Shank,  George  S: 

St.  John,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Shank,  Glen  L:  Hermgton,  Junior,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Shank,  James  L:  New  Cambria,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics. 
Shannon,  Carol  S:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Shannon,  Linda  M:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Shannon,  Margaret  J:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economicsi 
and  Journalism.  Sharp,  Linda  D:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  History.  Sharp, 
Steven  M:  Herington,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  Shaw,  Bobbie  J:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Shaw,  Graham  H:  Canada,  Junior,  Bakery  Management. 
Shaw,  Linda  C:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Shaw,  Robert  J:  Elmdale, 
Freshman,  Accounting.  Shawver,  Mary  C:  Riley,  Sophomore,  Business 
Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Shay,  Larry  D:  Tecumseh,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering 
Sheedy,  Charles  W:  Yates  Center,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering, 
Sheets,  Raymond  H:  Chapman,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Sheetz, 
Jane  A:  Leawood,  Freshman,  General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sheetz,  John  C:  Norwich,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Eng 
neering.  Shehi,  Linda  K:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Sheik,  Alice 
J:  Bern,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Sheik,  Jean  A:  Bern,  Sophomore 
Physical  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Shelby,  Lana  K:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 
Sheldon,  James  E:  Independence,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Sheldon,  Randall  E:  Cunningham,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 
Sheldon,  Susan  J:  Topeka,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Shelor,  Michael  E:  Minneola,  03,  Architecture.  Shelor, 
Robert  S:  Minneola,  Sophomore,  General.  Shelton,  Edward  J:  Minneola,    rrn 

Shelton,    Honey   F:   Sawyer,   Junior, 


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TOP  ROW:  Shilling,  Michael  D:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Shipley,  Michael  J:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 
Shipman,  Robert  H.  Jr:  Marysville,  Freshman,  General.  Shipman,  Rod- 
ney P:  Paola,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Shippyalden,  Noel:  Chapman,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 
Shirk,  Patricia  J:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Shivers, 
Donald  G:  Holton,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Shivers,  Larry  S:  Wakefield, 
Sophomore,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Shocklee,  Rollin  R:  Stafford,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Shoemaker,  Linda  F:  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  04,  Architecture.  Shoe- 
maker, Roger  E:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  General.  Shoemaker,  Sherrill: 

Ottawa,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Shorb,  Nancy  L:  Liberal,  Freshman,  Family  and  Child  De- 
velopment. Short,  Marilyn  R:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Shoup, 
Charlotte  A:  Belle  Plain,  Freshman,  Radio  and  Television  and  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Shove,  Craig  R:  Onaga,  02,  Architecture. 


FIFTH   ROW:   Shrack,   James  K:   Pratt,   Junior,   Landscape  Architecture. 
Shubert,  Larry  R:  Council  Grove,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Shulda,  Kevin 

R:  Belleville,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Shull,  Terry  L:  Wichita,  Freshman, 
Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Shumard,  William  H:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Govern- 
I  ment.  Shupe,  George  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Shupe,  John  W: 
i  Honolulu,    Haw.,   Sophomore,    Nuclear    Engineering.    Shurts,   James   A: 

lAsherville,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Journalism. 


TOP   ROW:    Shenkel,   Jeffrey   L:    Manhattan,    Sophomore,    Humanities. 
Shepherd,  Richard  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General.  Sherer,  Sandra  L: 

Mullinville,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy.  Sherlock,  Stephen  A:  St.  Fran- 
cis, Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Sherman,  Pamela  J:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  English. 
Sherraden,  Dennis  R:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Pre-Dentistry.  Sherra- 
den,  Julie  D:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Sherrod, 
Kent  H:  Arkansas  City,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Shideler,  Robert  W:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  General. 
Shiel,  Daniel  J:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Shields, 
Dorothy  J:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Shier,  Eleanor  R: 

Gypsum,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Sibley,  Veryl  B:  Lewis,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Sidebottom,  Willa  F:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Siefkes, 
Dennis  R:  Hudson,  Junior,  Agricultural  Mechanization.  Siemens,  Ellen  K: 

Buhler,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Siemens,  John  L:  Liberal,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Sieverin,  Andree  J:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Sievers,  Ralph  E:  Bridge  Water,  S.D.,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Sigg,  Mark  L:  Soldier,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Sigley,  Janora  A:  Newton,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Sigwing,  Richard  B:  Phil lipsburg,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Sill,  Web- 
ster H:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Silver,  Donna  L:  Prairie 
Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Simmonds,  David  W:  Wichita,  Junior,  General.  Sim- 
mons, David  H:  Wellington,  01,  Architecture.  Simmons,  Donna  R:  Man- 
hattan, Freshman,  Family  and  Child  Development.  Simmons,  Patricia  A: 

Clyde,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Simmons,  Steven  J:  Barnard,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing. Simmons,  Vicki  K:  Overland,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Simonsen, 
Soren  K:  Quimby,  la.,  Sophomore,  General.  Simpson,  Diane  M:  Manhat- 
tan, Junior,  Home  Economics  Extension. 


SECOND  ROW:  Simpson,  Judy  E:  Kiowa,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Simpson,  Marilyn  A:  Junction  City,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Simpson,  Patricia  O:  Clifton,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Sims, 
Gary  D:  Berryton,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Sims,  Lana  S:  Oakley,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Sinclair, 
M.  Ellen:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Singer,  Leland  O: 
Holton,  Sophomore,  Physics.  Singer,  Marilyn  L:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior, 
Elementary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Singleterry,  John  L:  Holdrege,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Eco- 
nomics. Sinn,  Elizabeth  A:  Ft.  Scott,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Sipes, 
John  C:  Russell,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Skach,  James  C:  Wichita,  Sopho- 
more, Nuclear  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Skaer,  William  C:  Augusta,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Skaggs,  Lee  A:  Phillipsburg,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Skalka,  Dennis 
R:  Deweese,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Skates,  Lenna  D: 

Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Art. 


TOP  ROW:  Smalley,  Suzanne  M:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Medical  Tech- 
nology. Smallwood,  Gene  R:  Dodge  City,  02,  Architecture.  Smiley, 
Elizabeth  G:  Goodland,  Freshman,  General.  Smith,  Cheryl  A:  Raytown, 
Mo.,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 


SECOND  ROW:  Smith,  Celia  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Smith, 
Corydon:  Manhattan,  03,  Architecture.  Smith,  Cynthia  K:  Larned,  Fresh- 
man, Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Smith,  Danny  L:  Milton,  Freshman, 
General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Smith,  Delancey  A:  Quivira  Lake,  Freshman,  English.  Smith, 
Dennis  W:  Hugoton,  Junior,  Speech.  Smith,  Dennis  W:  Eureka,  Fresh- 
man, Veterinary  Medicine.  Smith,  Denton  N:  Los  Alamos,  N.M.,  03, 
Architecture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Smith,  Douglas,  C:  Axtell,  Junior,  Accounting.  Smith, 
Elizabeth  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  General.  Smith,  Elizabeth  D:  Wichita, 
Junior,  Music  Education.  Smith,  Eugene  L:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Junior, 
Mathematics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Smith,  Evelyn  P:  Miltonvale,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Smith,  Garry  L:  Waterville,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Smith,  Gary  L:  Overland  Park,  Junior,  Landscape  Architecture. 
Smith,  Geraldine  A:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


TOP  ROW:  Skeuse,  Thomas  J:  Stockton,  N.J.,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 
Skinner,  George  H:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Skow, 
Andy  M:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Skradski, 
Andrea  A:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Slaven,  James  J:  Beloit,  Freshman,  General.  Slawson, 
Rachel  G:  Tonganoxie,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Sleichter,  Jerry  W: 
Abilene,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Slentz,  Sharyn  L:  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Sloan,  Jim  L:  Kingman,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Sloo,  Martha 
J:  Gainsville,  Fla.,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Slothower, 
Becky  M:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Slough, 
Freddie  L:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Slupianek,  Lawrence:  Marysville,  Freshman,  Mechanical 
Engineering.  Slusher,  Steven  H:  Wichita,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Small,  Diane  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Small,  Susan 

J:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Smith,  Glenda  M:  Elkhart,  Sophomore,  History.  Smith, 
Gwendolyn  G:  Oberlin,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Smith, 
Harry  G:  WaKeeney,  Freshman,  Flour  Science  and  Management.  Smith, 
Jacqueline  M:  Edison,  N.J.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Smith,  James  G:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 
Smith,  James  F:  Minneola,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Smith,  Janice 
E:  Bethel,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Smith,  Joan  I:  Ft.  Scott,  Junior, 
Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research. 


THIRD  ROW:  Smith,  John  C:  Larkinburg,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Smith, 
John  L:  Coolidge,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Smith,  Joyce  M:  Al- 
mena,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics.  Smith,  Laura  D:  Clay  Center,  Fresh- 
man, Physical  Therapy. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Smith,  Linda  S:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Smith,  Lora  M:  Larned, 
Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and  Journalism.  Smith,  Philip  W:  Copeland, 
Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics.  Smith,  Raymond  E:  Topeka,  Sopho- 
more, Business  Administration. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Smith,  Roy  L:  DeWitt,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Smith,  Richard  A:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Smith, 
Rita  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Smith,  Robert  M:  Manhattan,  Fresh- 
man, General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Smith,  Ronald  W:  Great  Bend,  02,  Architecture.  Smith, 
Sherry  D:  Phi  1 1  ipsburg,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Smith, 
Stephen  A:  Wamego,  Freshman,  General.  Smith,  Suzanne  H:  Greens- 
burg,  Freshman,  General. 


TOP  ROW:  Smith,  Thomas  C:  Douglass,  Junior,  General.  Smith,  Thomas 

E:  Salina,  Freshman,  General.  Smith,  Thomas  W:  McPherson,  Freshman, 
Pre-Forestry.  Smith,  Virgil  L:  Weskan,  Freshman,  Biochemistry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Smith,  Walter  J:  Quincy,  Mass.,  02,  Architecture.  Smith, 
William  B:  Newton,  Freshman,  General.  Smull,  Ann  W:  Independence, 
Junior,  Psychology.  Smutz,  Darryl  D:  Meade,  Sophomore,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Smutz,  Rebecca  J:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  Music  Edu- 
cation. Snell,  Sharrie  A:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Sneth- 
en,  Donald  D:  Goodland,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics.  Snider, 
Anne  C:  Bay  Village,  Ohio,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


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TOP   ROW:   Snyder,   Dallas   F:   Duncannon,   Pa.,   Sophomore,  Speech. 

Snyder,  Karen  S:  Ottawa,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Snyder, 

Linda  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Snyder,  Steven  A:  Walton, 
Ind.,  Freshman,  Physical  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Snyder,  Thomas  E:  Arkansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Medi- 
cine.  Socolofsky,  Barbara:  Scott  City,  Junior,  Physical  Education.  Socolof- 
sky,    Robert   M:   Manhattan,   Freshman,   General.    Solberg,    Linda   J: 

Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Technical  Journalism. 


THIRD  ROW:  Soldner,  Jerry  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  General.  Soldner, 
Liana  S:  Salina,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Solenberger,  David  R:  Prairie 
Village,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Somers,  Dale  L:  Norton,  Soph- 
omore, Pre-Law. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Somers,  Linda  K:  Conway  Springs,  Freshman,  Home 
Economics.  Soto,  Marta  E:  Ft.  Riley,  Freshman,  General.  Souder,  Con- 
stance J:  Augusta,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Soupiset,  Donald  L:  Elk- 
hart, Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FIFTH    ROW:   Souter,   Thomas  T:   Grandview,   Mo.,   02,   Architecture. 
Southard,  Mary  A:  Stockton,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Southcomb,  Charles 

A:  Joliet,  III.,  01,  Architecture.  Sowers,  Don  W:  Murdock,  Freshman,  Feed 


Technology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Spachek,  Donna  M:  Lincolnville,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Spain,  Phillip  F:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Spain- 
hour,  Paul  L:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Spald- 
ing, Robert  E:  Greenville,  S.C.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


TOP  ROW:  Spangenberg,  Kenneth:  Hudson,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Spangler,  M.  Jill:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Sparks, 
Ralph  V:  Zurich,  Freshman,  General.  Spaulding,  Stuart  A:  Cheney, 
Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Spears,  Jacqueline  D:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore, 
Physics.  Spellman,  Gail  E:  Gypsum,  Freshman,  Dietetics  and  Institutional 
Management.  Spellman,  Larry  G:  Gypsum,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation. 
Spellman,  Wayne  E:  Gypsum,  Freshman,  Landscape  Architecture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Spencer,  Benjamin  F:  Westphalia,  Freshman,  Civil  En- 
gineering. Spencer,  Donna  M:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Spencer,  JoAnn:  Hill  City,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Spencer,  Laurence  W:  Faucett,  Mo.,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 


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TOP  ROW:  Sperry,  Cynthia  L:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Spessard,  Judith  A:  Arlington,  Junior,  Home  Economics.  Spiers, 
Margie  J:  Oakley,  Sophomore,  Physical  Therapy.  Spiker,  Gary  D:  Whit- 
ing, Junior,  General. 


SECOND  ROW:  Spillman,  Sherry  L:  Fredonia,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Spingler,  Richard  H:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 
Spitsnogle,  Sherri  D:  Odell,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Splichal,  Raymond  J:  Munden,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 


THIRD  ROW:  Splitter,  Gary  A:  Silver  Springs,  Md.,  Freshman,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Sprague,  Bernadette:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Sprang,  Fred  G:  Baxter  Springs,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering. 
Springer,  Jeffrey  A:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sproul,  Stephen  K:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  St.  Clair,  Leigh  W:  Beaman,  la.,  Sophomore,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Staab,  Carol  J:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Stach,  Robert 

E:  Rossville,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Stadelman,  Stanley  T:  York,  Pa.,  01,  Architecture.  Stal- 
lings,  Gary  R:  Vectorville,  Calif.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Stallman,  James  R:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Stam- 
baugh,  Louis  A:  Prescott,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Stancliffe,  Kent  S:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Standley,  Mary  A:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Stang, 
William  C:  Oakley,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Stanley,  Barbara 

J:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Stanley,  Keith  L:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Stanzel,  Kent  A:  lola,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Star- 
buck,  Diane  K:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Starkey,  Karen 

K:  Strong  City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


THIRD  ROW:  Starkweather,  JoAnn:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Pre-Second- 
ary  Education.  States,  Alan  E:  Logan,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 
States,  Gary  L:  Logan,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics.  Steel,  Sally  J: 

Ellis,  Freshman,  Humanities. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Steele,  Charles  G:  Waterville,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 
Steele,  Lawrence  R:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Steele, 
Rosemary  P:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 
Steen,  Philip  J:  Paola,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Steeples,  David  J:  Palco,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Steffek,  Kathleen  M:  Abilene,  01,  Architecture  Stehl,  Bobbie  J:  Lawton, 
01,  Architecture.  Steiger,  Robert  D:  Menlo,  Junior,  Political  Science. 


SECOND  ROW:  Steinberg,  Robert  A:  Rego  Park,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Steinke,  Susan  B:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics with  Liberal  Arts.  Steinle,  Wayne  K:  Russell,  Junior,  Wildlife  Con- 
servation. Steinman,  Gordon  N:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Stephans,  William  F:  Wichita,  Junior,  Mathematics. 
Stephens,  Alan  R:  Paola,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Stephens,  Ar- 
land  D:  Norwich,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Stephens,  Donald  J:  Moline, 
Freshman,  General. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Stephens,  Harvey  A:  Hepler,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Con- 
servation. Stephens,  James  L:  Grinnell,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Stephens,  Mary  B:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Medical  Technology.  Stephens, 
Nanette  L:  Pierceville,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Stephens,  Norla  M:  Pierceville,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Sterbenz,  Janet  M:  EIDorado,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Stern,  Scott  M:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  En- 
gineering. Sternberger,  Paul  L:  Kiowa,  Freshman,  General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Steuer,  Linda  J:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  General.  Stevens, 
Carol  J:  Chapman,  Freshman,  Business  Administration.  Stevens,  Marsha  L: 
Ottawa,  Sophomore,  Art.  Stevens,  Michael  B:  Canada,  Sophomore,  Elec- 
trical Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Stevenson,  John  E:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Civil 
Engineering.  Stevenson,  Ruth  V:  Mankato,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 
Steward,  Barbara  C:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 
Stewart,  Ann:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Stewart,  Cheryl  L:  Kingman,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Stewart,  Connelaine:  Bonner  Springs,  Junior,  Elementary 
Education.  Stewart,  Edwin  D:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Business 
Administration.  Stewart,  Gary  A:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Accounting. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Stewart,  Jack  M:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Stew- 
art, Kathryn  L:  Salina,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Stewart,  Vivian  I: 
Bonner  Springs,  Freshman,  General.  Stielow,  Kenneth  L:  Paradise,  Junior, 
Agricultural  Economics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Stiles,  Barbara  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Stillings,  Kelly  E:  Atchison,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Stim- 
ach,  Theodore  J:  Kansas  City,  01,  Architecture.  Stindt,  Judith  A:  Red- 
wood Court,  Calif.,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and 
Textiles  Research. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Stock,  Jeanette  L:  Summerfield,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Stockham,  Constance:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 
Stoecker,  Randall  D:  Oakley,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Stoehr,  Philip  J: 

Murdock,  Junior,  Geology. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Stohs,  Larry  A:  Leroy,  Junior,  Architectural  Engineering. 
Stoll,  Johnny  E:  Blencoe,  la.,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Stoll,  Stanley  K: 
Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Stolz,  Lawrence  E:  Wichita,  Freshman, 
Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Stone,  Barbara  J:  Leonardville,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  Stone,  Daryl  O:  Ada,  Freshman,  General.  Stone,  Francis  M: 
Ft.  Scott,  02,  Architecture.  Stonehocker,  Martha:  Manhattan,  Freshman, 
General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Storrer,  Carol  A:  Madison,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Storrer,  Karen  I:  Madison,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Stos- 
kopf,  William  A:  Columbus,  01,  Architecture.  Stout,  Marcial:  Cotton- 
wood Falls,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 


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TOP  ROW:  Stover,  Robert  H.  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Horticulture.  Strahm, 
Darlene  S:  Sabetha,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Strahm,  Ronald  L:  Sa- 
betha,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Strauss,  James  E:  Overland 
Park,  Sophomore,  Architectural  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Strecker,  Janice  E:  Paradise,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Streeter,  Arthur  C:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Strein,  Robert  N:  Los  Alamos,  N.M.,  Freshman,  Landscape  Architecture. 
Streit,  Les  D:  Downs,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Stremel,  Kathleen  M:  McCracken,  Freshman,  Speech. 
Stricklen,  Betty  R:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 
Stricklin,  Gary  J:  Liberal,  Junior,  Psychology.  Stroberg,  Jeanette  M: 

Hutchinson,  Junior,  Accounting. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Strohm,  David  A:  Manhattan,  Junior  Psychology.  Strube, 
John  H:  Hiawatha,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics.  Strube,  Roger  L:  Hia- 
watha, Sophomore,  Speech/Humanities.  Stuart,  Clinton  D:  Altamont, 
Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Stuart,  James  G:  Glen  Elder,  Sophomore,  Physical  Science. 
Stuart,  Phil  H:  Herington,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Stuckey,  Larry  D:  Leaven- 
worth, Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Stucky,  Karen  K:  Haven,  Freshman, 
Home  Economics. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Stude,  John  W:  Copeland,  Sophomore,  Accounting.  Stuessi, 
Janice  L:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  General.  Stueve,  Mark  A:  Axtell, 
Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Stull,  Robert  W:  Davenport,  la.,  Sophomore,  Physical 
Education. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Stum,  Linda  Y:  Ness  City,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Suberkropp,  Jerald  L:  Mendota,  III.,  Sophomore,  Chemistry.  Suchart, 
Carol  A:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  General.  Suchsland,  Eileen  M:  Nor- 
ton, Freshman,  Physical  Therapy. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Sudbeck,  Odo  M:  Seneca,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 
Suggs,  Fred  W:  Montgomery,  Ala.,  Freshman,  Bakery  Management.  Sugh- 
rue,  Kathleen  M:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  Development. 
Sullivan,  Barbara  J:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Sullivan,  Gale  R:  Garden  City,  Junior,  Accounting.  Sul- 
livan, Jennifer  K:  Ulysses,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Sullivan, 
Kenneth  D:  Lebo,  Junior,  Agriculture.  Sullivan,  Marilyn  J:  Pittsburg, 
Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Sullivan,  Patricia  J:  Havana,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing.  Sullivan,  Susan  E:  Wichita,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Sulli- 
vant,  Thomas  O:  Dodge  City,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Summers, 
Peggy  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Sumner,  Ronald  P:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Industrial  En- 
gineering. Sunderland,  Elmer,  L:  Summerfield,  Freshman,  Industrial  En- 
gineering. Sunderland,  Lane  V:  Fairview,  Sophomore,  Zoology.  Surrett, 
Richard  L:  Escondido,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Surtees,  Linda  J:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  English,  Suster,  Boris: 
Ecuador,  03,  Architecture.  Sutcliffe,  Elizabeth:  Grainfield,  Freshman, 
Home   Economics.   Svaty,   John   G:   Ellsworth,  Junior,   Agricultural    Eco- 


FOURTH  ROW:  Svaty  Karl  J:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering. 
Swain,  Damon  P:  Salina,  02,  Architecture.  Swain,  Marion  K:  Soldier, 
Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Swanson,  Angela  D:  Wichita, 
Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Swanson,  Roger  W:  Winner,  S.D.,  Sophomore,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Swart,  Donna  G:  White  City,  Freshman,  General. 
Swart,  Roger  R:  Wilson,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Sweat,  Mary  T: 

Cedar,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


TOP  ROW:  Sweat,  Rosalie  R:  Smith  Center,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Sweat, 
June  F:  Cedar,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Sweet,  Harold  M: 
Hardy,  Neb.,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Sweet,  Michael  L:  Leawood,  Fresh- 
man, Animal  Husbandry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Sweet,  William  J:  Dodge  City,  Junior,  Chemistry.  Swen- 
son,  Carol  R:  Alta  Vista,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education.  Swenson, 
David  D:  Salina,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering.  Swenson,  Loren  C:  Con- 
cordia, Freshman,  Agriculture. 


THIRD  ROW:  Swenson,  Richard  L:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. Swenson,  Sandra  K:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Interior  Design.  Swine- 
hart,  James  G:  Overland  Park,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Swinney, 

Bill  C:  Valley  Center,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Swint,  James  L:  Emporia,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Swisher,  Terry  L:  Greensburg,  Freshman,  General.  Symns,  Perrin  K: 

Atchison,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Symons,  Stanley  M:  Onaga, 
01,  Architecture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Szamotula,  Helen:  Stratford,  Conn.,  Sophomore,  Psychology. 
Taber,  Homer  L:  Kingman,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Tadt- 
man,  James  L:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Tadtman,  Marilyn 

M:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Tangeman,  Roy  D:  Baileyville,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary 
Education.  Tanner,  Carole  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Social  Science. 
Tanner,  Linda  G:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Taphorn, 
Robert  B:  Marysville,  Junior,  Feed  Technology. 


THIRD  ROW:  Taplin,  Faye  L:  Ogden,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 
Tarman,  John  D:  Jetmore,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Tarry,  Michael 
C:  Mulvane,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Taylor,  Barbara  E:  Arlington,  Va., 
Freshman,  Pre-Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Taylor,  Charles  M:  EIDorado,  Sophomore,  Business  Ad- 
j     ministration.  Taylor,  Ellen  L:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Taylor,  Gilbert  D:  Fountain,  Freshman,  Secondary  Education.  Taylor, 
Jacqueline  B:  McPherson,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


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BOTTOM  ROW:  Taylor,  Jean  E:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Interior 
Taylor,  John  H:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Economics.  Taylor,  Kent  D: 
Freshman,  Technical  Journalism.  Taylor,  Lauralea:  Tonkawa,  Okla. 
Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Taylor,  Lois  E:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Taylor,  Mary  J:  Concordia,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 
Taylor,  Ralph  B:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Taylor, 
Ronald  W:  Edna,  Junior,  Accounting. 


SECOND  ROW:  Taylor,  Stanley  E:  Sterling,  Junior,  Accounting.  Taylor, 
Steven  L:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General.  Taylor,  William  S:  Abilene, 

Junior,  Biological  Science.  Teas,  Roy  K:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Tedford,  Stanley  R:  Goodland,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Teel, 
Randy  W:  Rexford,  Freshman,  Physical  Science.  Teener,  James  W:  Ft. 
Riley,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Teichgraeber,  Thomas:  Chapman, 
Junior,  English. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Terry,  Rita  D:  Culver  City,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Tetebo,  Rosetta:  Ghana, 
Sophomore,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Teten,  Elizabeth  B:  Burrton,  Sophomore, 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Thacker,  Robert  S:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore, 
Psychology. 


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TOP  ROW:  Tharp,  Gary  C:  EIDorado,  Junior,  Wildlife  Conservation. 
Thayer,  Linda  L:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy.  Theurer,  Richard 
L:  Wellington,  Junior,  Animal  Husbandry.  Thiel,  Marie  E:  Easton,  Soph- 
omore, Home  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Thiel,  Margaret  A:  Easton,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Thieler,  Steven  M:  Norton,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Thiessen,  Leon  E:  Hillsboro,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Thiessen, 
Valerie  J:  Independence,  Junior,  History. 


THIRD  ROW:  Thomas,  Dennis  E:  Dighton,  Sophomore,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Thomas,  Jon  F:  Council  Bluffs,  la.,  Junior,  Entomology.  Thomas, 
Kenneth  L:  Clyde,  Freshman,  Chemical  Engineering.  Thomas,  Linda  S: 

Manhattan,  Freshman,  Humanities. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Thomas,  Nancy  E:  Webber,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retail- 
ing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Thomas,  Tim  M:  Logan,  Fresh- 
man, General.  Thompson,  Don  F:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Thompson,  Jay  F:  Leawood,  Sophomore,  Zoology. 


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TOP  ROW:  Thompson,  Jonnie  S:  Wichita,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Thompson,  Julie  J:  Leawood,  Freshman,  General.  Thompson,  Leslie  A: 

Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Modern  Languages.  Thompson,  Linda  R:  John- 
son, Sophomore,  Interior  Design. 


SECOND  ROW:  Thompson,  Michael  L:  Harper,  Freshman,  Architectural 
Engineering.  Thorp,  Roger  M:  Junction  City,  02,  Architecture.  Thornbrugh, 
Steven  K:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Thorpe,  Carol  S: 

Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Thorson,  Mary  A:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. Throckmorton,  Ray  I:  Clarendon,  III.,  Freshman,  General.  Thull, 
Gary  L:  Beloit,  Freshman,  General.  Thummel,  Lawrence  K:  Brookville, 
Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Thurston,  Larry  G:  Delphos,  Freshman,  Mechanical  En- 
gineering. Tibbetts,  Paula  B:  Belleville,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Edu- 
cation. Tice,  Daniel  R:  Beloit,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Education.  Tice, 
Gary  D:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Social  Science. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Tidball,  William  P:  Morristown,  S.D.,  Freshman,  Veterin- 
ary Medicine.  Tiemann,  Larry  S:  Lincoln,  Sophomore,  Wildlife  Conserva- 
tion. Tilkian,  Hrag  J:  Lebanon,  Junior,  Electrical  Engineering.  Tillery, 
Carol  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


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TOP  ROW:  Tillmon,  Conibeth:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Humanities. 
Tillotson,  Linda  S:  Leawood,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design, 
and  Textiles  Research.  Tilsch,  Jon  G:  Northbrook,  III.,  01,  Architecture. 
Tinkler,  Steven  B:  Humboldt,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Tipling,  Sheila  J:  Horton,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Tisdel,  John  F:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Pre  Law.  Toburen,  Kathleen  K:  Man- 
hattan, Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Re- 
search. Todd,  David  C:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Agronomy. 


THIRD  ROW:  Toews,  Kathleen  L:  Atchison,  Junior,  Medical  Technology. 
Toland,  Richard  E:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Toll, 
Bryn  B:  Clifton,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Toll,  Krista  D:  Lmds- 
borg,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Tollefson,  David  P:  Willis,  Freshman,  General.  Tollefson, 
Sandra  D:  Everest,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Toney,  John 
W:  Lancaster,  Freshman,  Dairy  Management.  Toot,  Fredra  L:  Syracuse, 
Junior,  Animal  Husbandry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Topliff,  Harold  J:  Jewell,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Educa- 
tion. Torkelson,  Carol  E:  Robinson,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and 
Nursing.  Torluemke,  Mark  K:  Oberlin,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 
Toth,  John  B:  Atwood,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation. 


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TOP  ROW:  Totten,  Harry  E:  Erie,  Pa.,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Townley,  Lawrence  E:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 
Tozier,  Janet  L:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education.  Tozier, 
Stephen  J:  Leawood,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation. 


SECOND  ROW:  Trabant,  Galen  D:  Eudora,  Sophomore,  General.  Trabert, 
Michael   L:   Olathe,   Freshman,   General.   Train,   Sammy   K:   Lindsborg, 

Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Train,  Steve  W:  Lindsborg,  Junior, 
Geography. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Travis,  Janice  L:  Wichita,  Junior,  Family  and  Child  De- 
velopment. Traxson,  Steven  G:  Altamont,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing. Tremain,  Donald  R:  Havana,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Tremmel,  William  M:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Philosophy. 


TOP  ROW:  Tresenriter,  Linda  L:  Lenexa,  Freshman,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Tribble,  Burton  K:  Soldier,  Junior, 
Agricultural  Economics.  Trible,  Leah  G:  Leavenworth,  Sophomore,  Gen- 
eral. Tripp,  Alan  K:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Sociology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Tripp,  Robert  L:  Salma,  03,  Architecture.  Trisler,  Dennis 

R:  Liberal,  Junior,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Troell,  Richard  S:  Wichita,  Soph- 
omore, Civil  Engineering.  Trost,  Eldon  R:  Concordia,  Sophomore,  Agricul- 
tural Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Trubey,  Timothy  P:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Trybom,  James  C:  Lawrence,  Sophomore,  Agronomy.  Tucker,  Cyn- 
thia M:  Kiowa,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Tucker,  Leonard  L:  Gove, 
Freshman,  Pre-Vetermary  Medicine. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Tucker,  Loren  G:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Veterinary 
Medicine.  Tucker,  Priscilla  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Tucker, 
Richard  G:  Parsons,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Tuggle,  Anne  A: 

Atchison,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Turner,  Catherine  L:  Newton,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Edu- 
cation. Turner,  Gary  L:  Elkhart,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Turner,  Suzanne: 

North  Springfield,  Va.,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design, 
and  Textiles  Research.  Turney,  Norman  J:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  English. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Tussey,  Barbara  A:  Overland  Park,  Junior,  Elementary 
Education.  Tussey,  Mary  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Twaddell,  Dale  O:  Beloit,  Junior,  Agricultural  Education. 
Tweed,  Thomas  E:  Norton,  Freshman,  Social  Science. 


TOP  ROW:  Tweedy,  Lindsey  D:  lola,  02,  Architecture.  Twombly,  Shirley 
A:  Troy,  Junior,  Home  Economics.  Ukele,  Quenadyne  G:  Norton,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Law.  Ukena,  Nancy  J:  Effingham,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ulrich,  Catherine  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Den- 
tistry.  Umbaugh,  Steven  L:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Umphrey,  William  R:  Salina,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Um- 
scheid,  Linda  S:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Umscheid,  Mary  J:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Underwood,  Clifford:  Shawnee  Mission,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Underwood,  Mary  J:  Topeka,  Freshman,  General.  Under- 
wood, Oren  L:  Burr  Oak,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Underwood,  Sandra  M:  San  Pedro,  Calif.,  Sophomore,  Sec- 
ondary Education.  Unger,  Ralph  D:  Oberlin,  Junior,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Unruh,  Randall  K:  Pawnee  Rock,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing. Unruh,  Stephen  G:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Chemistry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Unzicker,  Jerry  L:  Belpre,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Urbanek,  Gary  L:  Wilson,  Sophomore,  Civil  Engineering.  Urich, 
Albert  J:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education.  Utz,  Donald 
C:  Holton,  Junior,  Dairy  Management. 


THIRD  ROW:  Vahle,  Gregory  J:  Richmond  Heights,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Bus- 
iness Administration.  Volenti,  Sharon  S:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore, 
Speech.  Valla,  Patricia  S:  Amityville,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  History.  Van 
Allen,  Robert  L:  Phillipsburg,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Van  Dorn,  Margaret  L:  Axtell,  Freshman,  Home  Econom- 
ics. Van  Dyke,  Phylis  L:  Buckner,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Van  Gundy,  Marcia  L:  Americus,  Freshman,  General.  Van  Lerberg, 

Patricia:  Shawnee,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Van  Pelt,  Vance  E:  Scott  City,  Sophomore,  General.  Van 
Vleet,  Sharon  L:  Garden  City,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Vanderlip,  Mary  J:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Vandorn,  Bernard  W: 

Frankfort,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Vaughn,  Thomas  L:  Liberal,  Sophomore,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Vavra,  Charles  R:  Lenexa,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Vedros,  Gus  G:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  Sociology.  Venard,  Robert  E: 

Olathe,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering. 

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TOP  ROW:  Vergin,  Dexter  A:  Hammond,  Ind.,  02,  Architecture.  Ver- 
haalen,  Marylyn  E:  Morgantown,  W.  Va.,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Ed- 
ucation. Verhage,  Karen  J:  Shawnee,  Sophomore,  Art.  Verkest,  Russell 

M:  Independence,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Vernon,  Edith  L:  Oberlm,  Freshman,  Landscape  Architec- 
ture. Verschelden,  Michael:  St.  Marys,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Vesecky,  John  F:  Timken,  Junior,  Agronomy.  Vick,  Judith  L:  Junction 
City,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Vidricksen,  Robert:  Salina,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Vieux, 
Michael:  Greensburg,  03,  Architecture.  Vigneron,  William  E:  Leaven- 
worth, 01,  Architecture.  Vinduska,  Albert  W:  Ada,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Vine,  Mark  H:  Lawrence,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Viney,  Walter  J:  Wichita,  02,  Architecture.  Visser,  Arietta  Y: 

Riley,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education.  Vodraska,  Rita  L:  Wilson, 
Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Vodraska,  Ruth  M:  Ellsworth,  Freshman,  General.  Voelker, 
Elizabeth  H:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal 
Arts.  Voelker,  Gary  E:  Pittsfield,  III.,  Sophomore,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Voet,  Mary  A:  Oketo,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Vogt,  Barbara  L:  Dodge  City,  Freshman,  General.  Volk- 
mann,  Allan  W:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Biological  Science.  Volkmer, 
Diana  K:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Modern  Languages.  Volz,  Duane 
R:  Greensburg,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


TOP  ROW:  Von  Bergen,  Donna  K:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  History.  Von 
Bergen,  Nicole:  Dawson,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Von  Lehe,  Ma- 
rita  K:  Linn,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Vonderschmidt,  Ellen:  Reserve, 

Sophomore,  Sociology. 


SECOND  ROW:  Waddell,  Janet  S:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Clothing  Re- 
tailing, Fashion  Design  and  Textiles  Research.  Waddle,  Nancy  K:  Junc- 
tion City,  Freshman,  General.  Wade,  Kenneth  R:  Spearville,  Sophomore, 
Animal  Husbandry.  Wade,  Susan  K:  Mission,  Sophomore,  Home  Econom- 
ics and  Nursing. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wadsack,  James  F:  Derby,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Waggoner,  Richard  L:  Belle  Plain,  01,  Architecture.  Wagner,  Doug- 
las R:  Paola,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering.  Wagner,  Robert  A: 

Hays,  Freshman,  Physics. 


TOP  ROW:  Wainwright,  David  E:  Alta  Vista,  Junior,  Chemical  Engineer- 
ing. Waite,  Nancy  S:  Prairie  Village,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Waldo,  Cathy  J:  Goddard,  Sophomore,  Sociology.  Waldren,  Richard  P: 

Tribune,  Freshman,  Agronomy. 


SECOND  ROW:  Waldren,  Terry  E:  Tribune,  Sophomore,  Business  Admin- 
istration. Walker,  Arliss  J:  Lincoln,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Walker,  Donald  G:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Psychology.  Walker,  Jeanne 

M:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Zoology. 


THIRD  ROW:  Walker,  Karen  D:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Walker, 
Larry  G:  Wichita,  Junior,  Pre-Medicine.  Walker,  Linda  M:  Lincoln,  Fresh- 
man, Business  Administration.  Walker,  Margaret  A:  Prairie  Village,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Elementary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Walker,  Patricia  S:  Penalosa,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Wall,  John  B:  McPherson,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Wallace,  Gregory  S:  Fredonia,  01,  Architecture.  Wallace,  Patricia  S: 

Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Music  Education. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Wallerstedt,  James  G:  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Junior,  Political  Sci- 
ence. Walling,  Larry  D:  Arkansas  City,  Freshman,  Horticulture.  Walser, 
Charlene  D:  Waynesville,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion 
Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Walsh,  Margaret  A:  Overland  Park,  Fresh- 
man, Pre-Dentistry. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Walsh,  Sharon  K:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Interior 
Design.  Walter,  Glenna  D:  Riley,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Walters,  Cheryl  K:  Gas,  Freshman,  Social  Science.  Walters,  Kathleen  D: 

Oakland,  Calif.,  Junior,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles 
Research. 


TOP  ROW:  Walters,  Larry  R:  Russell,  Freshman,  General.  Walters,  Mark 

S:  Coffeyville,  Sophomore,  Bakery  Management.  Walz,  Stephen  A:  Ellis, 
Freshman,  Agricultural  Engineering.  Wamhoff,  Carolyn  S:  Bird  City, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wamhoff,  George  S:  Holyrood,  Junior,  Chemical  Engi- 
neering. Wanager,  Gloria  D:  DeSoto,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Wandt,  Antonia  L:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Wandt,  Elizabeth  A:  Hutchinson,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wanick,  Stephen  G:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Wanklyn,  Dennis  A:  Winifred,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Wanklyn,  Mary  E:  Randall,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Ward,  Karen 

S:  Carlisle  Barracks,  Pa.,  Junior,  Interior  Design. 


Underclassmen:  War-Wei 


TOP  ROW:  Ward,  Sue  A:  Norton,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Ward, 
Virginia  L:  Larned,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Wardlaw, 
Dale  A:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Wardlaw,  Dale 

A:  Pickrell,  Neb.,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SECOND  ROW:  Warhurst,  George  T.  Ill:  Newton,  Freshman,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Warner,  James  B:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Architectural 
Engineering.  Warner,  Kathleen  J:  Dodge  City,  Freshman,  Interior  Design. 
Warnke,  Merlin  P:  Las  Cruses,  N.M.,  Freshman,  Physical  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Warren,  Howard  L:  Grand  Island,  Neb.,  Junior,  Business 
Administration.  Warren,  Jimmy  D:  Medicine  Lodge,  Sophomore,  Nuclear 
Engineering.  Warren,  Laurel  B:  Minneapolis,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Warta,  Judith  A:  Ellsworth,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Warta,  Thomas  H:  Ellsworth,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration Accounting.  Wartman,  Elizabeth  G:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore, 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing.  Wary,  Elizabeth  M:  Salina,  Sophomore, 
Speech.  Wasinger,  Kenneth  J:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  Business  Admin- 
istration. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wasmund,  Marilyn  K:  Princeton,  Sophomore,  Home 
Economics  Education.  Wassenberg,  Annie:  Marysville,  Freshman,  Gen- 
eral. Wassenberg,  Gloria  A:  Baileyville,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Waters,  Anne  C:  Greensburg,  Sophomore,  General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Waters,  Brian  M:  Schenectady,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Waters,  Gregory  T:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 
Waters,  Martha  J:  Greensburg,  Freshman,  English.  Watkins,  Cheryl  L: 

Salina,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Watkins,  Keith  E:  Kiowa,  Sophomore,  Pre-Law.  Watkins, 
Linda  J:  Anthony,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics.  Watson,  Norma  J:  Lib- 
eral, Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Watts,  Curt  L:  Prairie  Village,  Fresh- 
man, Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Watts,  Rena  L:  Kensington,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing, 
Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Wauthier,  James  J:  Manhattan, 
Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  Wauthier,  Jerome  P:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Dentistry.  Weatherford,  Patricia:  Abilene,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
and  Nursing. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Weatherholt,  Richard:  Ellis,  Sophomore,  Horticulture. 
Weaver,  David  L:  Milford,  Sophomore,  Industrial  Engineering.  Weaver, 
James  L:  Augusta,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Weaver,  William 

A:  Kansas  City,  04,  Architecture. 


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TOP  ROW:  Weber,  Sue  A:  Altoona,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Weese,  Viva  L:  Mound  City,  Freshman,  General.  Wegener, 
James  D:  McCook,  Neb.,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Wehling,  Rob- 
ert D:  Salina,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wehr,  Barbara  A:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Veten- 
nary  Medicine.  Wehrman,  Howard  M:  Wathena,  Junior,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Weibert,  Stuart  W:  Durham,  Freshman,  Agriculture.  Weich,  Neal 
R:  Hoskins,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Medicine. 


THIRD  ROW:  Weihe,  Sheryl  K:  Larned,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  Weil, 
Harold  G:  Edna,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Economics.  Weiner,  Stephen  B: 
Livingston,  N.J.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Weingart,  Jacque- 
line: Atchison,  Freshman,  General. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Weingart,  Thomasine:  Atchison,  Freshman,  English. 
Weishaar,  Philip  L:  Nortonville,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Weiss,  George 
A:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Weisser,  Jacquelyn 

M:  Paxico,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


ROW:  Webb,  Howard  G:  Liberal,  02,  Architecture.  Webb, 
:  Media,  Pa.,  03,  Architecture.  Webb,  Wilton  S:  Mount  Vernon, 
r,  Business  Administration.  Weber,  Robert  A:  Merriam,  Fresh- 
ness Administration. 


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Underclassmen:  Wei-Wic 


TOP  ROW:  Weisser,  Marilyn  K:  Paxico,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Weixelman,  Richard  L:  Wamego,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 
Welborn,  Alice  K:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Welch,  Wes- 
ley H:  Augusta,  Freshman,  Architectural  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Welker,  Ronald  L:  Shawnee,  Freshman,  Animal  Husband- 
ry. Wells,  Barbara  M:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Family  and  Child  Devel- 
opment. Wells,  Danny  R:  Udall,  Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Wells,  Dennis 

L:  Rock,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry. 


THIRD  ROW:  Wells,  Ronald  L:  Gridley,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Mechani- 
zation. Wells,  Ward  V:  Wichita,  02,  Architecture.  Wells,  William  W: 
Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Accounting.  Welsh,  Ronald  D:  Kincaid,  Sopho- 
more, Animal  Husbandry. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Wempe,  Connie  S:  Lawrence,  Freshman,  Home  Econom- 
ics Education.  Wenger,  Michael  R:  Harper,  Junior,  Flour  Science  and 
Management.  Wenger,  Patricia  L:  Sabetha,  Junior,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Wenger,  Richard  W:  Sabetha,  Freshman,  Civil  Engineering. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Wenger,  Vicki  L:  Meade,  Freshman,  General.  Wentz,  Dar- 
rel  P:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Animal  Husbandry.  Wentz,  Elisabeth  A:  Con- 
cordia, Freshman,  Psychology.  Wentz,  Steven  D:  Salina,  Freshman,  Ag- 
ricultural Engineering. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Werner,  Ruth  D:  Sharon,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Weseloh,  Robert  W:  Sylvan  Grove,  Freshman,  Accounting.  West,  Barry 
L:  Stafford,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  West,  Constance  J:  Lea- 
wood,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  West,  Dale  E:  Greensburg,  Junior,  Business  Administra- 
tion. West,  Karen  J:  Healy,  Sophomore,  Humanities.  West,  Paul  R:  Nor- 
folk, Va.,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry.  West,  Robert  P:  Falls  Church,  Va.,  01, 
Architecture. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  West,  Rosalyn  A:  Topeka,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Retail- 
ing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  West,  Sharon  K:  Overland 
Park,  Freshman,  General.  West,  Steven  J:  Nekoma,  Freshman,  Pre-Veter- 
inary  Medicine.  Westerman,  John  R:  Ellsworth,  Sophomore,  Agronomy. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Westover,  Sheryl  D:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Physical 
Education.  Westphal,  Dennis  C:  Kinsley,  Sophomore,  Mechanical  Engi- 
neering. Wethington,  Stanley:  Anthony,  Junior,  Agronomy.  Weybrew, 
Steven  J:  Wamego,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Engineering. 


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TOP  ROW:  Whealy,  Barbara  K:  Anthony,  Junior,  Physical  Education. 
Wheatley,  Christine:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Wheeler,  John  L:  Larkinburg,  03,  Architecture.  Wheeler,  Linda  K:  Otta- 
wa, Freshman,  Art. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wheeler,  Vicki  L:  Atchison,  Freshman,  General.  Whee- 
lock,  Carole  J:  Medicine  Lodge,  Sophomore,  Humanities.  Wheelock, 
Hugh  H:  Medicine  Lodge,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Whet- 
stine,  Douglas  G:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  General. 


THIRD  ROW:  Whitaker,  Neal  D:  Hutchinson,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conser- 
vation. White,  Cynthia  E:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Educa- 
tion. White,  Charlotte  M:  Hoxie,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  White, 
Darryl  D:  Endwell,  N.Y.,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  White,  John  H:  Council  Grove,  Junior,  Business  Adminis- 
tration. White,  Linda  A:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Interior  Design.  White,  Mari- 
lyn V:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Psychology.  White,  Patricia  J:  Over- 
land Park,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  with  Liberal  Arts. 


FIFTH  ROW:  White,  Terry  L:  Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Whitehill,  Janet  M:  Latham,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Education. 
Whitesell,  Jim  L:  Miller,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Whitfield, 
Carol  L:  Newton,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Whitley,  Sharon  A:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Sociology. 
Whitman,  Barbara  E:  Merriam,  Sophomore,  Art.  Whitmer,  Lionel  R: 

Dorrance,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering.  Whitney,  Eleanor  R:  Overland 
Park,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Whitney,  Mary  E:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Medical 
Technology.  Whitney,  Mason  C:  Wichita,  Junior,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Whitten,  Terry  D:  Salem,  Neb.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Whittlesey,  Diana  K:  Lawrence,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design. 


EIGHTH  ROW:  Whitworth,  Stanley  R:  Chanute,  Freshman,  Electrical  En- 
gineering. Wiard,  Mary  A:  Keats,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Wibbe- 
ler,  Richard  M:  Greensburg,  Sophomore,  General.  Wichman,  Carol  M: 

Valley  Falls,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wichman,  Daryl  L:  Valley  Falls,  Sophomore,  Secondary 
Education.  Wichman,  Ross  J:  Seneca,  Sophomore,  Political  Science. 
Wicks,  Brian  A:  Oxbow,  N.Y.,  Junior,  Dairy  Management.  Wicks,  Cathy 

J:  Brewster,  Freshman,  Psychology. 


Underclassmen:  Wid-Wil 


TOP  ROW:  Widou,  Stanly  C:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Wiebke,  Arleta  K:  Lincoln,  Sophomore,  General.  Wiechman, 
Steven  R:  Scott  City,  Sophomore,  General.  Wiehe,  Linda  C:  Leavenworth, 
Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wiens,  Patricia  A:  Hillsboro,  Junior,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Wiggins,  Jon  S:  Lyons,  Junior,  Secondary  Education.  Wika, 
Gloria  D:  Clark,  S.D.,  Sophomore,  Interior  Design.  Wilbeck,  Janet  K: 

Vesper,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Wilcke,  Richard  W:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Animal  Hus- 
bandry. Wilcox,  Connie  J:  Manhattan,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Wilcox,  Norma  N:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Wiley,  Cecil 

W:  Harper,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wiley,  Lois  A:  Clay  Center,  Junior,  Medical  Technology. 
Wiley,  Shirley  J:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  General.  Wilhite,  Gregory  F: 
Topeka,  01,  Architecture.  Wilhoite,  Paula  M:  Manhattan,  Sophomore, 
Sociology. 


TOP  ROW:  Wilkerson,  Elizabeth:  Ellinwood,  Freshman,  Home  Econom- 
ics Education.  Wilkerson,  John  O:  Braymer,  Mo.,  Freshman,  Feed  Tech- 
nology. Wilkinson,  Sherri  M:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Willard,  Donna  J:  Manhattan,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Willard,  F.  Lynn:  Madison,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Willard,  Lloyd  H:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Willard,  Michael  L:  Madison,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Willhite, 

John  D:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Pre-Dentistry. 


THIRD  ROW:  Williams,  David  R:  Peoria,  III.,  Freshman,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Williams,  Don  N:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 
Williams,  Elizabeth:  Caldwell,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Williams, 
Judith  K:  Stafford,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Williams,  Kathleen  R:  Caldwell,  Sophomore,  Elementary 
Education.  Williams,  Kimberly  E:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Interior  De- 
sign. Williams,  Leslie  L:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  General.  Williams, 

Mark  D:  Florence,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Williams,  Maureen  C:  Broadview,  III.,  Junior,  Interior 
Design.  Williams,  Neva  A:  Odessa,  Tex.,  Junior,  Secondary  Education. 
Williams,  Robert  A:  Plymouth  Meeting,  Pa.,  03,  Architecture.  Williams, 
Robert  H:  Smith  Center,  Junior,  Geography. 


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TOP  ROW:  Williams,  Robert  J:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Williams,  Ronald  C:  Eudora,  Sophomore,  Mathematics.  Willis,  Lonnie 

D:  Bird  City,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Willis,  Patricia  S:  Bird  City, 
Freshman,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


SECOND  ROW:  Willison,  Helen  M:  Buhler,  Freshman,  Home  Economics 
Education.  Willits,  James  L:  Marysville,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Willits, 
Richard  H:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  English.  Wilson,  Billy  A:  Over- 
land Park,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Wilson,  Bruce  G:  LaCrosse,  Freshman,  Medical  Technology. 
Wilson,  Cristan  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Wilson,  Cynthia  A:  Lincoln,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education.  Wilson, 
Dave  K:  Leoti,  Freshman,' Mechanical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Wilson,  Edward  L:  Vliers,  Junior,  Civil  Engineering.  Wil- 
son, Franklin  E:  Ft.  Worth,  Tex.,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Journalism.  Wil- 
son, Helen  A:  Rockville,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Chemical  Engineering.  Wilson, 
Irene  M:  Hutchinson,  Sophomore,  Physical  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wilson,  James  D:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Nuclear  Engineer- 
ing. Wilson,  James  W:  Topeka,  02,  Architecture.  Wilson,  Janel  S.  La- 
Crosse, Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Wilson,  John  H:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Medicine.  Wilson, 
Karr  L:  Home,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Wilson,  Lawrence  E:  Ogden, 

Freshman,  Mathematics.  Wilson,  Martha  A:  Norton,  Junior,  Elementary 
Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wilson,  Michael  B:  Leavenworth,  Junior,  Accounting. 
Wilson,  Philip  B:  Kirkland,  III.,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Wilson, 
Richard  D:  Paradise,  Freshman,  Agricultural  Education.  Wilson,  Sandra 

L:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wilson,  Terry  L:  Jetmore,  Junior,  Political  Science.  Wilt, 
John  B:  Rossville,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Wiltse#  Kenneth  C: 
Great  Bend,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering.  Wiltse,  Sue  A:  Paola, 
Junior,  Home  Economics. 


TOP  ROW:  Windels,  Mary  E:  Meadville,  Mo.,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Education.  Winderlin,  Pauletta:  Scott  City,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics and  Nursing.  Windier,  Timothy  R:  Paola,  Sophomore,  Dairy  Pro- 
duction. Wineland,  Calvin  E:  Salina,  01,  Architecture. 


SECOND  ROW:  Winfrey,  Marilyn  K:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary 
Education.  Winkley,  Marvin  J:  Marion,  Sophomore,  Secondary  Educa- 
tion. Winter,  Fawne  L:  Great  Bend,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 
Winter,  Lennita  A:  Clifton,  Sophomore,  Elementary  Education. 


THIRD  ROW:  Winter,  Nancy  L:  Satanta,  Freshman,  Home  Economics. 
Winter,  Ronald  A:  Riverside,  Calif.,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Winzeler,  Kenneth  A:  Lamont,  Junior,  Chemistry.  Wise,  Peggy  J:  Law- 
rence, Sophomore,  Clothing  Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Re- 
search. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Wisegarver,  Frederic:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  Gen- 
eral. Wisegarver,  Richard:  Prairie  Village,  Sophomore,  General.  Wis- 
niewski,  John  E:  St.  Joseph,  Mich.,  02,  Architecture,  Witt,  Linda  L:  Prairie 
Village,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Wittenborn,  John  S:  Shawnee  Mission,  Freshman,  Social 
Science.  Woelfer,  Carl  W:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Political  Science.  Woell- 
hof,  Linda  K:  Clay  Center,  Freshman,  Music  Education.  Wofford,  Jerry  R: 

Ozawkie,  Freshman,  Restaurant  Management. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wofford,  Mary  L:  Shawnee  Mission,  Sophomore,  Elemen- 
tary Education.  Wokaty,  Gary  R:  Conway,  Freshman,  Landscape  Archi- 
tecture. Wolf,  Connie  L:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  Physical  Therapy.  Wolfe, 
Regina  F:  Ness  City,  Freshman,  Pre-Secondary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Wolff,  Gloria  D:  Wichita,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Wolff, 
Lary  D:  Caldwell,  02,  Architecture.  Wolters,  Douglas  J:  Atwood,  Fresh- 
man, Mechanical  Engineering.  Womer,  Susan  L:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wonka,  Frank  E:  Leavenworth,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Wood,  Ben  W:  Syracuse,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine. 
Wood,  Leetta  L:  Salina,  Sophomore,  Humanities.  Wood,  Mary  K:  Topeka, 
Freshman,  Home  Economics. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wood,  Sherry  J:  Uniontown,  Sophomore,  Clothing  Re- 
tailing, Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Wood,  Steve  J:  Prairie 
Village,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration.  Woodard,  Charles  R:  Wich- 
ita, Sophomore,  Agriculture.  Woodard,  Craig  M:  Wichita,  Sophomore, 
General. 


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TOP  ROW:  Woodard,  June  A:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Educa- 
tion. Woodard,  Kim:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General.  Woodburn,  John  W: 

Pleasonton,  Sophomore,  Zoology.  Woodley,  Kent  E:  Wichita,  Freshman, 
Electrical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Woods,  Paul  C:  Kansas  City,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engi- 
neering. Woods,  Preston  S:  Wellington,  01,  Architecture.  Woodson, 
Steve  C:  Kingman,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Woodward, 
Robert  L:  Overland  Park,  Freshman,  Political  Science. 


THIRD  ROW:  Woofter,  Frank  L:  Colby,  Junior,  Agricultural  Economics. 
Woolcott,  Mary  A:  Chester,  III.,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Woolley,  Marilyn  L:  Oxford,  Sophomore,  Home  Economics  Education. 
Worley,  Ronald  R:  Beloit,  02,  Architecture. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Worley,  William  S:  Portales,  N.M.,  Sophomore,  Psycholo- 
gy. Worster,  Anne  C:  Sioux  City,  la.,  Freshman,  General.  Worthington, 
Ruth  L:  Garnett,  Junior,  Home  Economics  Education.  Woydziak,  Eugene 

F:  Wichita,  Freshman,  Agriculture. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Wrampe,  Mary  E:  Atlanta,  Freshman,  Home  Economics  Edu- 
cation. Wray,  William  M:  Marion,  Freshman,  Business  Administration. 
Wright,  Elynn  S:  Manhattan,  Freshman,  Home  Economics.  Wright,  Haskell 

S:  Sublette,  Freshman,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Wright,  Kendall  M:  Topeka,  Junior,  General.  Wright, 
Marjorie  J:  Wichita,  Junior,  Physical  Education.  Wright,  Randolph  L: 
Grand  Prairie,  Texas,  03,  Architecture.  Wright,  Susanna  M:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Junior,  Elementary  Education. 


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TOP  ROW:  Wright,  Wesley  D:  Merriam,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Wulff,  Frederick  J:  Atchison,  Junior,  Economics.  Wurtz,  Barbara  S: 
Paxico,  Junior,  Elementary  Education.  Wurtz,  Teresa  J:  Paxico,  Freshman, 
Home  Economics  and  Nursing. 


SECOND  ROW:  Wurzbacher,  Pamela  S:  Goodland,  Sophomore,  Sociolo- 
gy. Wuthnow,  Linda  K:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Pre-Dentistry.  Wyatt, 
Douglas  W:  Overland  Park,  02,  Architecture.  Wyckoff,  M.  William: 

Altamont,  Sophomore,  Electrical  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Wykoff,  Beverly:  Los  Alamos,  N.M.,  Sophomore,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Wyman,  Randal  K: 
Larned,  Freshman,  Pre-Law.  Yaney,  Jed  E:  Newark,  N.J.,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Yardley,  David  B:  Arkansas  City,  Junior,  Mechani- 
cal Engineering. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Yarnall,  Susan  M:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Music  Edu- 
cation. Yarrow,  Gale  R:  Clay  Center,  Junior,  Mathematics.  Yeager,  Wil- 
liam J:  Cottonwood  Falls,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Yelenik,  Lois 

E:  Wichita,  Freshman,  General. 


TOP  ROW:  Yessick,  Margaret  E:  Overland  Park,  Sophomore,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Education.  Yonke,  Elizabeth  A:  Junction  City,  Freshman,  General. 
York,  Mary  E:  Garden  City,  Freshman,  Mathematics.  Yorke,  Cynthia  R: 

Sedan,  Freshman,  Pre-Elementary  Education. 


SECOND  ROW:  Yorke,  Jerome  P:  Sedan,  Freshman,  Veterinary  Medicine. 
Young,  Alexander  M:  Leawood,  Junior,  Pre-Veterinary  Medicine.  Young, 
Carolyn  L:  Goodland,  Freshman,  General.  Young,  Daniel  W:  Shawnee 
Mission,  Junior,  Political  Science. 


THIRD  ROW:  Young,  Judith  K:  Halstead,  Freshman,  Humanities.  Young, 
Leroy  I:  Beloit,  Freshman,  Wildlife  Conservation.  Young,  Nancy  A:  Abi- 
lene, Sophomore,  Modern  Languages.  Young,  Nancy  M:  Leawood,  Junior, 
Medical  Technology. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Young,  Regina  G:  Prairie  Village,  Freshman,  Home  Eco- 
nomics. Young,. Susan  K:  Wichita,  Sophomore,  Physical  Science.  Young, 
William  P:  Clay  Center,  Sophomore,  History,  Political  Science.  Younger, 
Gerald  P:  Salina,  Freshman,  Accounting. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Youngers,  Diane  K:  Medicine  Lodge,  Freshman,  Clothing 
Retailing,  Fashion  Design,  and  Textiles  Research.  Yoxall,  John  E:  Alton, 
Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics.  Yust,  Steven  W:  Sylvia,  Sophomore, 
Animal  Husbandry.  Zabel,  Robert  C:  Westmoreland,  Freshman,  Account- 
ing. 

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TOP  ROW:  Zaborowski,  Thomas  G:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Freshman,  Pre- 
Medicine.  Zackert,  Margaret  L:  Kansas  City,  Sophomore,  English.  Zarker, 
Cathleen  M:  Topeka,  Freshman,  Psychology.  Zavesky,  Thomas  C:  Ells- 
worth, Freshman,  Agronomy. 


SECOND  ROW:  Zeide,  Steve  M:  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  Sophomore,  Pre- 
Veterinary  Medicine.  Zeman,  Douglas,  A:  Russell,  Freshman,  Pre-Forestry. 
Zibell,  Robert  E:  Holton,  Junior,  Business  Administration.  Zielke,  Richard 

K:  Buhler,  Sophomore,  Business  Administration. 


THIRD  ROW:  Zimbelman,  Sherry  L:  St.  Francis,  Freshman,  Interior  De- 
sign. Zimmerman,  Gary  L:  Kansas  City,  Junior,  Zoology.  Zimmerman, 
Glenna  L:  Poplar,  Mont.,  Freshman,  Physical  Education.  Zimmerman, 
Laurel  G:  Alta  Vista,  Sophomore,  Agricultural  Economics. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Zimmerman,  Nancy  L:  Centralia,  Freshman,  Political 
Science.  Zink,  Orlin  J:  Scott  City,  Freshman,  Electrical  Engineering.  Zin- 
man,  Robert  L:  Cherry  Hill,  N.J.,  04,  Architecture.     Zitek,  Lyle  E:  Friend, 

Neb.,  Junior,  Veterinary  Medicine. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Zitnik,  Frank  E:  Ransom,  Sophomore,  Pre-Veterinary 
Medicine.  Zodrow,  Joseph  C:  Leoville,  Freshman,  Pre-Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Zumbrunn,  Daryl  J:  Junction  City,  Junior,  Business  Administration. 


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TOP  ROW:  Adams,  James  J:  Nevada,  Mo.,  Regional  Planning.  Adejun- 
mobi,  Elizabeth:  Lagos,  Nigeria,  Statistics.  Andekian,  Elizabeth:  Racine, 
Wis.,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Anderson,  Marilyn  J:  Peru,  Family  Economics. 


SECOND  ROW:  Ardon,  Menachem  T:  Israel,  Electrical  Engineering. 
Arora,  Jasbir  S:  India,  Civil  Engineering.  Asadi,  Shafiuddin  A:  India, 
Feed  Technology.  Baker,  Robert  E:  Parsons,  Feed  Technology. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bantwal,  Jayawanth  D:  India,  Industrial  Engineering. 
Barnhart,  James  L:  Coldwater,  Biochemistry.  Base,  Sharon  J:  Sedgwick, 
Education.  Berry,  Ralph  E:  Mitchell,  Neb.,  Entomology. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Biles,  Bertram  R:  Hutchinson,  Technical  Journalism. 
Boyle,  Peter  J:  South  Africa,  Statistics.  Britton,  Gale  E:  Lewis,  Education. 
Brown,  Edwin  V:  Gorham,  Mathematics. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Brown,  Robin  M:  New  Zealand,  Institutional  Management. 
Bruce,  Myrtle  A:  Murphy,  N.  C,  Statistics.  Brummel,  Joel  S:  Wichita, 
Horticulture.  Chandrashekar,  Hiriy:  India,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Chang,  Alice  A:  Formosa,  Modern  Languages.  Chang,  Sucy 
S:  Formosa,  Statistics.  Chaudhari,  Dahyabhai  R:  India,  Industrial  Engi- 
neering. Cochran,  Harold  M:  Oberlin,  Industrial  Engineering.  Cooper, 
Ronda  F:  Stillwater,  Okla.,  Bacteriology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Costigan,  Larry  M:  Buffalo  Center,  la.,  Education.  Cot- 
trell,  Fredric  R:  Liberal,  Physical  Education.  Das,  Cuddalore  T:  India, 
Dairy  Science.  Deaver,  Robert  M:  Sabetha,  Economics.  Dickerson,  Mary 

E:  Parsons,  Family  Economics. 


Graduate  school  enrollment  represents  57  nationalities 


Fifty  seven  countries  were  represented  by  students 
in  graduate  school.  Of  the  approximately  1,300  per- 
sons enrolled,  China,  India  and  Nigeria,  respectively, 
claimed  the  largest  number  of  students.  Graduate  en- 
rollment was  highest  during  the  summer.  Teachers 

With    traditional    hats,   seniors   sit  en    masse   at   a   football   game. 
More   seniors  than   ever   are   expected   to   enter   graduate  school. 


working  toward  advanced  degrees  found  summer  most 
convenient  for  research  and  study. 

Of  the  1,041  men  and  237  women  in  graduate 
school,  most  were  awarded  fellowships  by  the  National 
Defense  Education  Act.  Also  awarded  for  graduate 
study  were  fellowship  grants  worth  $74,000  from  the 
National  Aeronautics  and  Space  Administration  and 
National  Science  Foundation. 


Graduate  Students:  Dod-Sim 


TOP  ROW:  Dodge,  Rae  M:  Medicine  Lodge,  Biochemistry.  Dowling,  Paul 
L.  Jr.:  Burmingham,  Ala.,  Geology.  Dufva,  Diane:  Manhattan,  English. 
Edwards,  Annette  K:  Manhattan,  English. 


SECOND  ROW:  Eklund,  Darrel  L:  Miltonvale,  Statistics.  Ely,  Karolyn  K: 

Manhattan,  Foods  and  Nutrition.  Erbes,  Lawrence  E:  LaCrosse,  Agronomy. 
Fasse,  Nancy  J:  Hollenberg,  Family  and  Child  Development. 


THIRD  ROW:  Fenton,  LaDean  J:  Manhattan,  English.  Flottman,  Ellen  L: 

Chanute,  Clothing  and  Textiles.  Gamble,  Wiley  D:  Dodge  City,  Civil  En- 
gineering. Garrett,  Juanita  F:  Junction  City,  Elementary  Education. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Geil,  Larry  L:  Great  Bend,  Agricultural  Economics.  Gill, 
Tara  S:  India,  Industrial  Engineering.  Gillam,  Marilyn  K:  Garden  City, 
Home  Economics.  Graber,  Gary  D:  Pretty  Prairie,  Physical  Education. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Gundu,  Rao  H:  India,  Entomology.  Hanna,  Jay  D:  Lyons, 
Psychology.  Harper,  George  R:  Weskan,  Zoology.  Hevel,  Gary  F:  Os- 
wego, Entomology. 


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TOP  ROW:  Hoffman,  Keith  L:  Manhattan,  Statistics.  Hunt,  Melvin  C: 
Tribune,  Secondary  Education.  Hunt,  Rae  Jean:  Great  Bend,  Education. 
Ibbetson,  Ronald  L:  Yates  Center,  Agronomy. 


SECOND  ROW:  Jesena,  Cesar  C.  Jr.:  Philippine  Islands,  Agriculture. 
Jewett,  Richard  J:  Rossville,  Education.  Kahl,  Kurt  W:  Bronx,  N.Y.,  In- 
stitutional Management.  Kapur,  Surinder  K:  India,  Civil  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Keithley,  Claude  A:  Kansas  City,  Regional  Planning.  Khare, 
Gyaneshwar  P:  India,  Veterinary  Medicine.  Kiankhooy-Fard,  P:  Iran, 
Electrical  Engineering.  Koester,  Marilyn  L:  Chicago,  III.,  English. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Lackey,  William  M:  Hutchinson,  Civil  Engineering. 
Letourneau,  James  L:  Aurora,  Economics.  Lewis,  John  L:  Atwood,  Mathe- 
matics. Loeppke,  Daryl  W:  Lakin,  Animal  Husbandry. 


TOP  ROW:  Penrod,  Michael  D:  St.  Ann,  Mo.,  Physical  Education.  Pratt, 
William  L:  Colby,  Economics.  Ramakrishna,  Kona:  India,  Pathology. 
Rao,  Hanumantharao  M:  India,  Biochemistry. 


SECOND  ROW:  Rogers,  John  C:  Arkansas  City,  Animal  Husbandry.  Rosa, 
Felipe:  Venezuela,  Geology.  Rossillon,  Mary  A:  Gridley,  Family  Eco- 
nomics. Rowland,  James  W:  Rockford,  III.,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Rowland,  Linda  G:  Prairie  Village,  Radio  and  TV.  Saadeh, 
Hisham  K:  Lebanon,  Genetics.  Saffold,  Roy  G:  Kansas  City,  Physics.  Sam- 
bamurti,  Bhamidip,  India,  Pathology. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Seyler,  Harry  L:  Manhattan,  Geography.  Shawver,  S. 
Herbert:  Riley,  Education.  Shepherd,  Benjamin  A:  Woodville,  Miss., 
Zoology.  Simons,  Gale  G:  Kingman,  Nuclear  Engineering. 


TOP  ROW:  Long,  Robert  P:  Enid,  Okla.,  Sociology.  Lucas,  Alice  S:  Meri- 
dian, Miss.,  Img.  Manzo,  David  J:  Lackawanna,  N.Y.,  Chemistry.  Maran- 
ville,  Jerry  W:  Matheson,  Colo.,  Agronomy. 


SECOND  ROW:  Mason,  Gary  E:  Mission,  Civil  Engineering.  Maurath, 
Clement  J:  Monument,  Statistics.  McCracken,  Deanna  M:  Lyndon,  Cloth- 
ing and  Textiles.  McCulloch,  William  A:  Clarksville,  Ind.,  Chemical  En- 
gineering. 


THIRD  ROW:  Meeks,  Ellis  M:  Manhattan,  Business  Administration.  Mehta, 
Desh  P:  India,  Physics.  Mertz,  James  L:  Wamego,  Biochemistry.  Mickel- 
son,  Eldon  L:  Lyndon,  Electrical  Engineering. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Morales,  Victor  M:  Guatemala,  Industrial  Engineering. 
Naqvi,  Ali  R:  Pakistan,  Surgery  and  Medicine.  Neff,  Roy  L:  Glen  Elder, 
Mathematics.  Nyhart,  Sylvester  O:  Russell,  Horticulture. 


BOTTOM  ROW:  Olson,  Ross  A:  Dwight,  Agricultural  Economics.  Otte, 
Vern  E:  Great  Bend,  Secondary  Education.  Ottow,  Johannes  C:  Nether- 
lands, Bacteriology.  Pence,  John  T:  West  Lafayette,  Ind.,  Institutional 
Management. 


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Graduate  Students:  Sin-Yor 


TOP  ROW:  Singh,  Awadh  N:  India,  Milling  Industries.  Sjogren,  Robert 
D:  Concordia,  Accounting.  Smith,  David  M:  Shelbyville,  III.,  Zoology. 
Smith,  Norman  E:  Parsons,  Mechanical  Engineering. 


SECOND  ROW:  Splitter,  Melvin  V:  Lorraine,  Agronomy.  Starr,  Lois  V: 

EIDorado,  Elementary  Education.  Starr,  Ronald  L:  Manhattan,  Electrical 
Engineering.  Stayton,  Walter  L:  Palmyra,  III.,  Animal  Husbandry. 


THIRD  ROW:  Stewart,  William  G:  Ozark,  Ark.,  Art.  Stromer,  William  L:  ^  ?®r 

Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Zoology.  Subbarayudu,  Dudi:  India,  Veterinary  Medi- 
cine. Subbayya,  Jonna:  India,  Plant  Pathology. 


FOURTH  ROW:  Sullivan,  Richard  E:  Osawatomie,  Chemistry.  Tariq,  Mo- 
hammad: Pakistan,  Agricultural  Economics.  Taylor,  Thomas  A:  Madison, 
Conn.,  Economics.  Thomas,  Lindon  C:  Tulsa,  Okla.,  Mechancial  Engineer- 
ing. 


FIFTH  ROW:  Timmons,  Darrol  H:  Bushton,  Nuclear  Engineering.  Trostle, 
Ronald  G:  Nickerson,  Agricultural  Economics.  Varner,  Roberta  F:  Kansas 
City,  Mo.,  Clothing  and  Textiles.  Venkayya,  Dega:  India,  Dairy  Manage- 
ment. 


SIXTH  ROW:  Walters,  Patrick  A:  Hays,  English    Wanklyn,  Janice  R: 

Winifred,  Home  Economics  Education.  Warren,  Don  R:  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
Zoology.  Warren,  James  F:  Superior,  Neb.,  Technical  Journalism. 


SEVENTH  ROW:  Wharton,  David  H:  Garden  City,  Business  Administra- 
tion. Williamson,  Arthur:  New  Strawn,  Chemistry.  Wilson,  Charles  E: 
Abilene,  Mechanical   Engineering.  Wilson,  Margaret  E:   Evanston,  III., 

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Donald  E:  Atchison,  Education.  Wu,  Sheng-Chyi:  Tiwan,  Civil  Engineering. 
York,  Lawrence  R:  Garden  City,  Poultry  Science. 


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Omaha,  Neb.,  Landscape  Architecture.  Schmitt,  Gerald  H:  Kinsley,  Agri- 
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INDEX 


Abbott,  Jo  E.     250,327,462 

Abbott,    Michele  A.     148,222,311,462 

Abbott,   Patricia   A.     311,462 

Aberle,   Stephen  J.     180 

Abernethy,    Rollin   H.     462 

Abersold,    Patricia   A.     183,462 

Ablett,   Susan   L.     315,462 

Abmeyer,    Beverly  J.     144,161,256,406 

Abolfazli,    Mohammad     345,462 

Abshire,   Michael     276,462 

Abson,    Mary   E.     236,311,462 

Acacia     264-265 

Academic  Section     82-129 

Acevedo,   Luis   R.     462 

Achenbach,  Charleen      145,248,462 

Acheson,   Charles   R.     338,462 

Acker,    Duane      101 

Acker,    Eva   F.     238 

Ackors,  Janice   E.     187,315,406 

Adams,   Albert  W.     207 

Adams,  Arthur  A.  Jr.     183 

Adams,   Bruce  A.     223 

Adams,   Carolyn   E.     197,406 

Adams,   Dan   W.     276,406 

Adams,    David   C.     171,345,462 

Adams,   Deanna   M.     311,462 

Adams,    Earl   Q.     167,462 

Adams,   Edward   L.     62,215,462         «■ 

Adams,   Gloria    R.      197,315,462 

Adams,  James  J.     607 

Adams,  James   P.     345,462 

Adams,    Lynda   K.     248,462 

Adams,    Marjorie      108 

Adams,   Rama  J.     154,159,406 

Adams,    Raymond   W.     199,406 

Adams,    Rhonda  J.     250,315,462 

Adams,    Richard  G.     175,406 

Adams,   Stanley   D.     290,462 

Adams,   Terrill  J.     323,462 

Adams,   Vicky   L.     252,327,462 

Adamson,   Kenneth   W.     406 

Adari,   Steven     462 

Addy,   Cathryn    L.     137,140 

Adejunmobi,    David   O.      165 

Adejunmobi,    Elizabeth     607 

Adejunmobi,   Nathaniel      178,406 

Adepoju,   Amos     165,205,209 

Administrators     90-91 

Adrian,    Brenda   G.      180,238,462 

Advertising   Section     611-629 

Aeils,    Rosemary  M.     332,462 

African   Student  Association     165 

Agan,    Raymond  J.      166 

Agan,   Mrs.   Raymond      167 

Aggie  Hardware  and  Electric  Co.     624 

Aggieville   Barber   Shop     624 

Agresta,   Sandra      181 

Agresta,   William    M.     179 

Agricultural  Economics  Club     165 

Agricultural  Education  Club     166 

Agricultural  Education  Wives  Club 

167 
Agricultural   Mechanization  Club     167 
Agriculture  Judging  Teams     79-81 
Ag  Science  Day     37 
Ahlerich,    Donald   D.     208 
Ahlerich,   Milton   E.     298,462 
Ahlquist,   Melvin   M.     345,462 
Ahmed,   Mohammed    B.      165 
Ahmedullah,   Mohammed      198 
Ahrens,  Jon   M.     298,462 
Ahrens,   Stephen   H.     163 
Aidoo,   Emmanual  S.      165 
Aiken,    Douglas   B.     274,345,365  462 
Aiken,  Jamie   L.     204 
Aikin,    Ronald   B.     302  462 
Aikman,    Nancy   R.     207,327,462 
Akers,  Judy  A.     206 
Akinokun,  Jesse   O.     150,165,191,209,406 
Akins,    Richard   G.     172,217 
Alade,  Joseph    I.     165,205  209 
Albers,   Donnie   E.     350,462 
Albers,    Robert  J.     222,350  462 
Alberts,  Steven    L.     209,338  462 
Albin,  Jane   M.      180,462 
Albright,   Sheryl    K.     212,252,463 
Alder,    Robbin   L.     207 
Alderman,   Susan  J.     180 
Aldrich,   Vernon   D.     286,463 
Aldridge,   Everett  G.     183,406 
Alexander,   Albert  J.     345,463 
Alexander,   David   L.     359 
Alexander,   David   R.      174,270,463 
Alexander,  Janet   L.     248,327,463 
Alexander,    Regena   K.     64,220  236  463 
Alexander,    Roger   B.     463 
Algrim,   Eugene   E.     166,463 
Al-Hasani,   Sami   M.     182 
Al-Hilly,   Amel  J.      182 
Allacher,    David    R.     406 
Alldritt,   Susan   L.     244,327,463 
Allemang,   Virginia   S.     203,220,463 
Allen,   Clyde   L.     177,406 
Allen,   David    R.     463 
Allen,   David    R.     338 
Allen,   Henry  J.     292,338,463 
Allen,  Judith     244,406 
Allen,   Leatrice  A.     406 
Allen,    Marilyn  J.     246,463 

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Allen,    Marjorie  C.     406 

Allen,    Ronald   W.      165,338,463 

Allen,   Suzie   L.     235,463 

Allingham   Motors     618 

Allison,   Ashley     137,144,151,155,256,463 

Allison,    Leslie    B.      166,219,225,463 

Allison,   Mary  J.     220,406 

Allison,    Max   L.     378 

Allison,   Nancy   L.     212,323,463 

Allman,  Jerry  G.     286,463 

Alloway,  Jay   E.     217,307,463 

Alloway,   Sheryl   L.     196,205,217,258,406 

Allsbury,  Jeanette   E.     225 

All  Women's   Pep  Club     168 

Almack,   Charles   E.      171 

Almack,    Rosa   M.      170 

Almquist,    Karmon    D.     61,64,194,199,221, 

338,463 
Almquist,    Merlan   T.     463 
Almquist,    Sherry   S.      170,201,463 
Alpert,   Dean  J.      180,463 
Alpert,   Glenn   P.     176,463 
Alpha  Chi  Omega     236-237 
Alpha  Delta  Pi     238-239 
Alpha  Delta  Theta      147 
Alpha  Epsilon  Rho     147 
Alpha  Gamma   Rho     266-267 
Alpha  Kappa   Lambda     268-269 
Alpha  Kappa   Psi     147 
Alpha   Lambda  Delta     148 
Alpha   Mu     148 
Alpha  Phi  Omega      149 
Alpha  Tau  Alpha     149 
Alpha  Tau  Omega     270-271 
Alpha  Xi  Delta     240-241 
Alpha  Zeta      150 
Al-Salman,   Ayad    E.     182 
Alsop,    Inez      156 
Alsup,   E.   Beth     207 
Althide,    Darrell    D.     359,338,463 
Amateur   Radio  Club     169 
Ameel,    Donald  J.     107 
Amen,  James   B.     406 
American  Chemical  Society     170 
American  Guild  of  Organists     170 
American  Institute  of  Architects     171 
American  Institute  of  Architects 

Auxiliary     170 
American   Institute  of  Chemical 

Engineers     172 
American   Institute  of  Design      172 
American  Institute  of  Industrial 

Engineers     173 
American   Institute  of  Physics     174 
American  Nuclear  Society     174 
American  Society  of  Agricultural 

Engineers     176 
American  Society  of  Civil   Engineers 

175 
American  Society  of  Landscape 

Architects     177 
American  Society  of  Mechanical 

Engineers     177 
American  Veterinary   Medical 

Association     178-180 
American  Veterinary  Medical  Auxiliary 

181 
American  Yearbook  Co.     629 
Amerine,   Diane   L.     220,327,463 
Ames,    Robert   D.     167,266,406 
Amos,  Carol   S.     242,463 
Amyx,   Charles   M.     463 
Andekian,    Elizabeth     311,607 
Andersen,    Elizabeth     76,244,311,463 
Andersen,    Linda   S.     315,463 
Anderson,   Barbara  J.      189,323,463 
Anderson,   Clarence    L.      174 
Anderson,   Dave   F.     282,463 
Anderson,   David   E.     173,463 
Anderson,    Delores   K.     323,463 
Anderson,   Douglas   R.     463 
Anderson,   Gaylord   D.     464 
Anderson,   James  H.     161,202,406 
Anderson,  J.   Sue     464 
Anderson,  Jerrel   C.     158 
Anderson,  Jerry   D.     199,406 
Anderson,  John   H.     266,338,359,464 
Anderson,    Karen      192 
Anderson,    Larry  A.      112,133,147,464 
Anderson,    Larry   P.     464 
Anderson,    Larry    R.      150,179,284,359, 

362,464 
Anderson,   LaVonne  A.     217,219 
Anderson,    Loren    M.     286,406 
Anderson,   Marilyn  J.     607 
Anderson,    Mary  C.     315,464 
Anderson,   Melinda    M.     256,464 
Anderson,   Michael    R.     345,464 
Anderson,   Pamela  G.     315,464 
Anderson,   Patricia   A.     64,332,464 
Anderson,   Phil    K.     464 
Anderson,   Philip   L.     171 
Anderson,   Richard   M.      112,161,290,464 
Anderson,    Robert  A.      150,179,292,464 
Anderson,    Ronald   D.     345,464 
Anderson,   Ruth    E.     152 
Anderzhon,    Beverly  A.      192 
Anderzhon,   John   F.     165,464 
Andres,  Judith    K.     311,464 
Andrews,    Nancy  J.     256,464 
Andrews,    Norbert  J.     381 
Andrews,    Robert   E.     381 


Andrist,    Darrel   W.     264,406 
Angel    Flight     151 
Angell,    Frances   M.      187,252,407 
Angerman,   G.   Gary     286,464 
Angwin,   Carol   S.     250,464 
Ankeli,  Gabriel   O.      165,208,209,223  465 
Ankenman,   Charles   R.     176,465 
Annis,    Mariorie  C.     206,327,465 
Annis,   Maurice  A.     407 
Annis,    Ruth    E.     63,465 
Anschutz,   Fredrick  G.     393,465 
Anschutz,   Norman  G.     407 
Anschutz,   Wayne   H.     194 
Anspaugh,   Glenda   K.     181 
Anspaugh,   Victor   E.     180,465 
Anstaett,   Constance     212,465 
Anstaett,   Fred    R.     148,202,407 
Antes,   Paul   F.     276,465 
Antes,    Robert   L.     407 
Anthony,   William    R.     290,407 
Anton,    Billy  V.     465 
Apartments     352-353 
Appleby,   Frederick  S.     465 
Applegate,    Roberta   G.     163 
Apt,   Glenda  A.     201,407 
Arab-American   Club     182 
Araneta,   Francisco   L.     202,407 
Arasmith,   Gayle   D.     465 
Arbuthnot,    Rodney   R.     183 
Ardon,   Menachem  T.     607 
Arick,    Linda  J.     311,465 
Armbrust,   John    S.     338,465 
Armbruster,    Gregory      166,189,465 
Armbruster,   James  A.     176,221 
Armbruster,   Jerry   L.      166,189,465 
Armstrong,    Elizabeth     213,254,465 
Armstrong,   Gary   L.      189,208,465 
Armstrong,  John   P.     286.465 
Armstrong,    Nancy   L.     323,465 
Armstrong,    Phillip   D.     465 
Armstrong,   Tamara   D.     168  184  256 

327,465 
Armsworthy,   Judith   C.     203,217,258,465 
Arnett,   Larry  C.     112,407 
Arnett,   Vinton    K.     274,338,465 
Arnold   Air  Society     151 
Arnoldy,    David    N.     77,162,177,465 
Arnott,    Ralph    E.     465 
Arora,  Jasbir  S.     175,198,607 
Arp,   Donna   K.      192 
Artist  Series     50-51 
Asadi,   Shafiuddin   A.      198,200,607 
Ascher,   Clifford    D.     209,465 
Asfahl,   Barbara    H.     196,327,465 
Ash,    Paul    L.     282,407 
Asher,   Barbara   S.     258,465 
Asher,   Karen    K.     323,465 
Ashford,    Barbara    E.     311,465 
Ashida,    Betty   R.     309,311,465 
Ashton,    Diana   L.     256,465 
Ashton,    Mary  J.     250,315,465 
Asmussen,  Stana    M.     183,184 
Assa,   Ayemou   D.      165,209 
Associated   Women   Students     140 
Association  of  Residence   Halls     335 
Atchison,   Timothy  A.      157  229  465 
Atherton,    Kaye   L.     323,465 
Athey,  Joel   W.     229,300,393,407 
Athletics  Council     394 
Atkinson,    Barbara   A.     189,465 
Atkinson,    Frank    M.      196,307,465 
Atkinson,   George   W.     208,466 
Atkinson,   Mary  L.     466 
Atkinson,    Nancy  J.     189,197,315,466 
Attebery,  James   B.     296,466 
Attwood,    Mary   S.      184,338,466 
Atwater,    Patricia   A.     327,466 
Aubuchon,    Martin   W.     359 
Auchard,  Judith    K.     315,466 
Augustine,   Gary   L.     466 
Augustine,    Melvin   P.      155,338,466 
Augustine,    Robert     171,407 
Ault,   Mary  L.     206,219,315,466 
Aupperle,    Ronald   E.     290,466 
Austin,   Lon   D.     365 
Austin,   Whitley     88 
Avery,   Cheri   L.     125,145,189  196  205, 

258,466 
Avery,   Melvin   R.  Jr.     359 
Avery,   William   H.     88 
Axe,   William  J.     222 
Axton,   Gary  C.     300,466 
Ayres,   Eva    M.     240,466 
Ayres,  John   P.     302,379,466 


Baber,  Jack   E.     407 

Baber,  Joe   K.     179,466 

Bach,   Eunice   E.     217,332,466 

Bachman,    Neil   A.     407 

Bachman,    Pamela     407 

Bachman,   William   A.     466 

Backer,  Jack   E.     69,163 

Backhaus,   Pamela   E.     232,252,315,466 

Bacon,   Larry  D.     207 

Bader,   Dean    R.     180,209,466 

Badger,   Bonnee   B.     145,246,466 

Badger,  Thomas  W.     166,  407 

Baehr,   Gratia   L.     240,466 


Baehr,   William    F.      156 

Baer,   Larry   R.     338,466 

Bafus,   Gary   L.     170,466 

Bagby,    Barbara    A.     236,407 

Bagley,   Carne   S.     315,466 

Bahr,    Mary   L.     315,466 

Bailey,   Cheryl    K.     240,327,466 

Bailey,    Eileen    E.     327,466 

Bailey,  Ginger     181 

Bailey,   Linda   R.     192 

Bailey,    Pete   L.     175,466 

Bailey,    Roger   H.     178 

Bain,   Cheryl   L.     240,311,466 

Bain,   Kay   E.     240,407 

Bainum,   David    E.     174 

Baird,    Marilyn    P.     62 

Baker,   Alma   S.     218,219 

Baker,   Charles  G.      176,407 

Baker,   Dennis  L.     365 

Baker,    Donald   E.      153,199,407 

Baker,  Janice   E.     153,212,407 

Baker,  Jon    L.     466 

Baker,  Judy   D.     238,327,466 

Baker,    Larry   L.     218,219 

Baker,    Nancy  A.     213,254,466 

Baker,   Patricia  J.     192 

Baker,    Ralph    E.     300  466 

Baker,    Robert   E.     607 

Baker,   Robert   L.     385 

Baker,    Roger   L.     187,214,225,466 

Baker,   Ronald   A.     282,407 

Baker,   Thomas    R.     274,466 

Bakery  Management  Club     182 

Balbale,   Shafi   A.     200 

Balding,    Larry   D.     302  467 

Baldridqe,    Linda   A.      151,256,467 

Balducci,    Richard    K.     345,359,467 

Baldwin,   Allen   V.     149,161,166,467 

Baldwin,   Carol   A.     311,467 

Baldwin,  John   H.     298,407 

Baldwin,   Mark  W.     61,264,467 

Baldwin,   Virginia   K.     167,407 

Ball,   Edward    E.     467 

Ball,  James   D.      150,214,407 

Ball,   Penelope  J.     197,213,315,407 

Ballantyne,    Philip   M.     62,298,467 

Ballard,   Charles   R.     359,381,623 

Ballentine,   Russell   L.      166 

Ballou,    Russell  S.     467 

Balls,  Jerry   D.      169,199,407 

Balthazor,  Judith  A.     183,184 

Balwanz,    Bob   H.     270,467 

Balzer,    Rosemary  M.     323,467 

Bane,    Randall   A.     345,467 

Bange,    Edward   W.     222,467 

Banks,  John    H.     62,198  274  467 

Banks,   Paul  J.     79,467 

Bantwal,  Jayawanth    D.     607 

Baptist  Student   Fellowship     217 

Barani,    Bill    R.     296,467 

Barb,    Kenny   H.     280,407 

Barbe,   Rebecca   A.     254,327,467 

Barbee,  Jon    R.     467 

Barenberg,   Edward   D.      175,223,467 

Barger,    Mike     373 

Baria,    Edalji  J.      198,467 

Baril,   Sally  J.     250,467 

Barker,   Charlene   F.     315,467 

Barkman,    Donald   L.     467 

Barkman,    Floyd  J.      167,225,467 

Barley,   Mary   L.     250,467 

Barnard,   Dick  L.     367 

Barnard,    Hugh    D.     288,408 

Barnes,   Dennis   E.     276,467 

Barnes,   Harold  J.     208 

Barnes,   Karen   A.     192 

Barnes,   Sarah   C.     207,327,467 

Barnes,   Sharon   A.     323,467 

Barnes,   Ted  J.     195 

Barnes,  Thomas   K.     274,345,365,467 

Barnett,    Lloyd   E.      149,166,220 

Barnett,   William    R.     264,467 

Barney,   Arthur  C.     264,467 

Barney,   Carolyn   L.     64,246,327,467 

Barney,   Margret  C.     256,467 

Barnhart,  James   L.     607 

Barnwarmer     36 

Barr,    Michelle  A.     327,467 

Barr,    Roger   L.     165 

Barr,   William   C.     148,202,408 

Barrett,    Harold   C.     338,467 

Barrett,  Thomas   H.     208 

Barrow,   Sharon   L.     197,224,327,467 

Barrows,    Bradley   D.     302,468 

Barrows,    Richard    R.     302,468 

Barta,   Alan   G.     468 

Barta,   Richard   A.      180,266,468 

Bartel,    Ronald   F.     172 

Barth,   Sylvia    M.     468 

Bartholomew,   Carolyn   A.     63,140,144, 

154,203,244,468 
Bartholomew,    Ruth   A.     197,224,258,468 
Bartkoski,   Michael  J.     292,468 
Bartlett,    Carlyn    K.     315,468 
Bartley,   Carol   A.     212,236,408 
Bartley,   Glenn   E.     468 
Barton,   Diana    K.     76,140,238,327,468 
Barton,    Linda   C.     145,152,173,240,408 
Barton,   Valerie   L.     311,468 
Bartoo,   Chloellen     220,327,468 
Base,    Dianne   L.     327 
Base,   Gary   L.     284,408 


Base,    Patricia   A.     254,327,468 
Base,    Sharon  J.     607 
Baseball     380-383 
Basgall,   William    D.     468 
Bashier,    Mustafa    B.     165,182 
Basketball     366-373 
Basore,    Richard   C.     298,408 
Bass,   Dianne   L.     468 
Bass,  Janet   K.     315,468 
Bassett,    Marilyn   L.     408 
Bassett,   William  J.     408 
Bassette,    Richard      191 
Batchelder,   William      165,468 
Bates,   Constance   L.     191,256,311 


338, 


Bates,    Rodney   M.     468 

Bates,   Stephen   C.     468 

Bathurst,   Linda   S.     315,468 

Batton,  James   H.      184,408 

Bauder,   Helen   C.     146,159,258,468 

Bauer,    Daniel   W.     468 

Baugh,    Bruce   W.     468 

Bauman,   Harold    D.     150,179,194 

Bauman,   Linda    K.     327,468 

Bauman,    Mary  E.     181 

Baumgarten,    Edwin    O.     296,468 

Baur,    Kenneth   C.     286,468 

Baxa,   Diane    R.     160,181,408 

Baxa,    Robert  G.     178,284.408 

Baxter,   Gloria   E.     246,468 

Baxter,    Kinney   R.     175,468 

Bay,   Ann    L.     408 

Bay,    Darrell    E.     193 

Bayer,    Dana   M.      168,256,468 

Bayless,   Sara   M.     242,468 

Beach,   Carol   S.     238,315,468 

Beach,   Charles  L.     71,468 

Beach,   Gary    L.      184,280,468 

Beach,    Ronald  T.      180,280,468 

Beach,    Sharilyn    K.     323,469 

Beach,   Suzanne   I.     323.469 

Beal,   Thomas  G.     286,469 

Beals,    Barbara   A.     246,408 

Beard,  James  A.     385 

Beasley,  Cheryl    L.     213,315,469 

Beat,   Larry  J.     149,408 

Beatty,    Daniel     91 

Beaver,   Frank   M.     292,408 

Beck,    Barbara   L.     236,469 

Beck,   Glenn      101 

Beck,  Joseph   L.     381 

Beck,    Karen  J.     213,240,315.469 

Beck,   Marcia   A.     327,469 

Beck,    Robert  A.     408 

Beck,   Sandra  J.      I  33, 144, 153, 1  56,254/ 

Beck,   Steven    R.     64,67,274,469 

Beckenhauer,    Sharron     311,469 

Becker,  Andrew   D.     218,408 

Becker,   Edna   M.     221,408 

Becker,   Evelyn   S.     315,469 

Becker,   Gregory  W.     469 

Becker,  Jo  A.     189,222,327,469 

Becker,    Robert  A.     221 

Becker,    Roger   L.     180,292,469 

Becker,    Sherrilyn    K.     236,315,469 

Becker,   Vivian    R.     189,323,469 

Beckerle,   Susan    M.     254,469 

Beckman,   Samuel    K.     221,408 

Beckman,   Susan  A.     221,315,469 

Beckman,   William     64 

Becraft,   David   R.     296,469 

Becraft,   Nancy   D.     408 

Bedinghaus,  James   H.     264,469 

Bednosek,   Monty   M.     270,469 

Beecroft,    Kevin   H.     375,469 

Beer,   Charles  O.     338,469 

Beer,   Janet  J.     309,311,469 

Beer,   Pamela  A.     315,469 

Beery,  Thomas  Z.     276,408 

Beesley,    Roger  D.     338,469 

Beeson,    Margaret   E.      161 

Beets,    Richard   A.     469 

Beezley,   William   P.     296,469 

Beffa,    Michael    N.     338,359  408 

Beggs,   Wayne   D.     338,469 

Behnke,   Keith   C.     266,469 

Beichley,   Duane   E.     338,469 

Beichter,   Eldon   E.     469 

Bekaert,    Denis  A.     180 

Belden,   Gale   L.     214,306,469 

Belden,  Guy   N.     469 

Bell.   Audrey  A.      192 

Bell,  Jo   M.     212,315,469 

Bell,   Kermit  O.     193 

Bell,   Orin    D.  Jr.     469 

Bell,    Patricia     246,469 

Bell,    Peter  A.     282,470 

Bell,    Richard   F.     153,199 

Bellairs,   William    M.      175,345,470 

Bellman,   Joe    R.     470 

Belluomo,   Mary   E.     332,470 

Benbow,   Susan   L.     252,315,470 

Bender,   Daryl    D.     159,162,177,264,408 

Bender,   Gary   L.     229,470 

Bender,    Leon  C.     338,470 

Bender,    Roger   D.     171,282,408 

Bendure,   William    N.     208 

Benedick,    Ronald    B.     298,470 

Benedict,  Jimmie   L.      170 

Benedict,   William    R.     204 

Benfer,  John   P.     187,214 

Bengtson,    Dennis   L.     345,470 

Benham,  William    K.     286,408 

Beninga,    Peggy   I,     323,470 

Benjamin,   Kenneth   U.     274.408 

Benjamin,   Martin    E.     274,470 

Benjamin,   Sally     256,470 

Bennett,    Lynda    C.      140.244,470 

Bennett,    Robert   E.     302,470 

Bennett,    Robert   M.     274,470 

Bennett,   Roger   L.     276,470 

Benson,   Lee   M.     470 


Bentley     Sara   S.      144,161,229,250,470 
Benton,    Barbara   K.     168,327,470 
Benton,  Gary   L.     470 
Benton,   Sharon   K.     206,235,408 
Bentrup,   Dale   R.      153,199,409 
Bentsen,   Donald    R.     276,470 
Benyshek,    Larry   L.     470 
Berg,    Marcia   M.     315,470 
Berg,    Mary    M.      137,201,409 
Berger,   Chester  L.     338,409 
Berger,    Laurene   M.     470 
Berger,   Patrick  J.     190,215,470 
Berger,    Ronald  J.     221,470 
Bergerhouse,    Cynthia      194,204,470 
Bergerhouse,  Shelly     242.311,470 
Berggren,    Bonnie  J.     409 
Bergin,   William  C.     150,179 
Bergman,  Janis   L.     187,315,470 
Berkeley,   Coburn   A.     338,470 
Berkey,   Pamela  J.     78,252,470 
Berkholtz,   Dennis   L.     261,280,367,368, 

393,470,632 
Berland,    Debris   M.     409 
Berlin,    Larry   K.     298,470 
Bernard,    Laverne   R.     409 
Bernardo,    Emiliana    N.     193 
Bernasek,   Frank  R.     470 
Berndt,   Douglas   L.     208,345,470 
Berndt,   E.  Gary     409 
Berry,  Gail   M.     254,470 
Berry,    Ralph    E.     193,607 
Bertholf,   C.   Dean      179 
Bertholf,    Pat   E.      181 
Bertrans,    William   A.     471 
Beta   Sigma   Psi     272-273 
Beta  Theta   Pi     274-275 
Betton,    Martha  J.     64,66 
Betton's  Family  Music  Center     614 
Betts,   Barry   L.     215,471 
Betts,  JoAnn     327,471 
Betz,  Judith   L.     252,471 
Betz,   William   D.     288,471 
Beutler,   Barbara  J.     192 
Bevan,   William   III     282,471 
Biby,  Carol   M.     188,315,471 
Bich,  John   R.     199,409 
Bickford,    Max     88 
Biddison,    Ronald    E.     292,409 
Bieberly,   Frank  G.      179,471 
Bieberly,    Ralph   K.     297,471 
Bieker,   Carmen   L.     171,409 
Bieker,   Sandra   K.     222,315,471 
Biery,  Terry   L.      143,150,189,284,378,409 
Bigbee,  Jean    L.     471 
Bigbee,   Melinda     64,332,471 
Bigelow,    Mary  A.     240,311,471 
Biggart,    Le  A.     212,258,471 
Biggs,    Elaine   S.     201,204,471 
Biggs,    Michael    N.     155 
Biggs,    Michael   W.     471 
Bigler,  Jane  A.     168,327,471 
Bigler,  Jane   A.     168,329,471 
Bilderback,    Donna   B.      159,240,409 
Biles,   Bertram    R.     72,73,133,607 
Billinger,    Betty  J.     63,229,256,471 
Billinger,  John   C.     471 
Billings,   Ada   G.      156 
Birch,    Richard   T.     300,471 
Bircher,    David   W.     208,266,471 
Bird,   Gerald   A.     225,471 
Bird,   Marilyn   K.     152,173,409 
Bird  Music  Co.,   Inc.     626 
Birkbeck,   Stephen   R.     189,345,471 
Bisbee,    Beth    L.     181 
Bisbee,   David    N.      180 
Bishop,   Carolyn   S.     311,471 
Bishop,   Mary  A.     144,177,211.242,409 
Bishop,    Nancy   L.     315,471 
Bishop,    Raye   L.     315,471 
Bishop,    Robert   D.      174,270,471 
Bjurstrom,    Mary  E.     315,471 
Black,  James   N.     280,471 
Blackburn,  Jack   B.     119 
Blackburn,   Richard      137,138 
Blackburn,   Winona     64 
Blackman,   Darrell    B.     350,471 
Blackwell,  John   H.     471 
Blackwell,   William    F.     189,201,350,471 
Blades,  James   E.     208 
Blades,   Linda    M.     471 
Blaiklock,   Raymond    R.     471 
Blake,    Barbara    R.     332,471 
Blake,    Bobbie   M.     256,327,471 
Blake,   Karen   S.     315,472 
Blaker,   Bradford   G.     67,280,472 
Blakeslee,   Mary   E.     115,212,256,472 
Bland,  Vivian   R.     327,472 
Blankenhagen,    Edward     229,264,359,472 
Blankenship,   Ada    M.     181 
Blankenship,    Beverly     332,472 
Blankenship,   Connie     192.472 
Blankenship,   Gary    D.     472 
Blankenship,    Karen   S.     472 
Blankenship,    Richard      178,409 
Blasdel,    Pnyilis  J.     189,212,240,472 
Blauvelt,  William  A.     200,206,217,345, 

378,472 
Blecha,  Joyce  E.     189,224,327,472 
Bledsoe,  Jacquelyn  A.     323,472 
Bleything,   Larry   D.     286,472 
Bleything,    Richard   R.     286,472 
Blickenstaff,   Cheri     472 
Bliss,   Charles   E.      174,296,472 
Bliss,    Fredrick  C.     177 
Bliss,  Thomas  C.     338,472 
Block  and   Bridle  Club      183 
Block,  John    R.     298,47? 
Blocker,   H.   Derrick     193 
Elocksome,   Lyndon    K.     338,472 
Blocksome,   Roderick     189,199,472 
Bloom,    Robert   E.     292,472 
Blow,   Harry  E.     67,336,472 


Blue   Key     143 

Blumeier,   Donald   I.     338,378,409 

B'nai   Brith   Hillel  Chancellorship     218 

Board   of   Regents     88 

Board  of  Student  Organizations      137 

Board   of  Student   Publications      140 

Bobinmyer,  James   E.     209 

Bock,   Evelyn  A.     179,258,472 

Bodwell.  Jean    K.     246,472 

Boehlke,  Cecilia   M.      192 

Boeschen,   Phillip  W.     272,472 

Boger,    Fred   C.      155,472 

Boggs,    Bruce     78 

Boggs,   Terry    K.     233,272,472 

Bogue,    Michael   C.     338,472 

Bohannon,    Lloyd    D.     472 

Bohn,   Diane   K.     327,472 

Bohn,   Gary   D.     121,146,153,162,199, 

338,378,409 
Bohnen,  Joseph   M.     208.222,284,472 
Boisseau,   Eldon    L.     280,472 
Boldin,    Richard   M.     177,338,409 
Boleiack,  Steven   D.     472 
Boles,   Charles  W.     201,405,409 
Boles,   Marilyn   K.     238,472 
Boles,   Stanley   R.     270,472 
Boley,   Thomas   F.     208,339,473 
Bolick,   Mark   P.     157,290,359,409 
Bolin,   Nancy  J.     315,473 
Boll,    Bruce   A.     473 
Bollmeier,    Don    H.     409 
Bolnick,   William   M.     339,378,409 
Bolte,   Pamella    L.     323,473 
Bolton,   Carolyn    L.     332,473 
Bond,    Harry    E.     409 
Bond,  Jeffrey   D.     345,473 
Bonebrake,   Veronica      144,154,196,205, 

409 
Bonner,   William   R.     171,410 
Boomer,    Bruce   A.     288,473 
Boomer,    Connie   V.      181 
Boomer,   Larren   G.     147,473 
Boomer,    Warren    E.      180 
Bootery     617 

Booth,   Donald  G.     171,225,410 
Booth,  Joan   L.     213,223,254,327,473 
Booth,   Mary   L.     77,410 
Boots,   Linda    K.     327,473 
Bordwell,    Richard    S.      190,298,473 
Borell,   Steven  C.      149,339,473 
Borg,   Alfred   F.     107 
Borger,  James  T.     410 
Borgmann,  Terry   A.     473 
Borngesser,   Susan  J.     315,473 
Borota,   Milan  Jr.     358,359,634 
Borra,  Victor  A.     171.345,473 
Bortz,    Nancy  C.     213,229,236,473 
Bosche,   Helen   F.     236,473 
Boschowitzki,    Linda    I.     221 
Boss,   Mrs.   Henry     298 
Bosse,   Doris  J.     189,311,473 
Boster,    Rochelle  A.     315.473 
Bostrom,   Sheryl    L.     311,473 
Bott,    Raymond   E.     474 
Bottenberq,  Julie   C.     238,311,474 
Bottger's  Supermarket     619 
Boucher,   Cheryl  A.     223,315,474 
Bouchey,   Marsha   A.     258,474 
Boudreau,  Jamesina   A.      182,327,474 
Boughan,   Brooke   F.     474 
Boughton,   Roberta  J.     236,474 
Bourbina,   Charles   F.     280,474 
Bourque,   Chalise   A.     254,474 
Bowell,   Steven   D.     292,474 
Bowen,    Ronald   L.     359 
Bower,    Barbara    L.     323,474 
Bower,  Joan   R.     203,311.474 
Bower,  Wayne   P.     105,171,410 
Bowers,    Constance  J.     323,474 
Bowers,    Robben   A.     175 
Bowers,    Robert  D.      162,175,410 
Bowling     399 

Bowman,  Gloria  J.     332,474 
Bowman,   Susan  J.     256  474 
Bowsher,   Melodie   L.     474 
Boxberger,   Kathryn  A.      151 
Boxberger,    Marsha    L.     206,315,474 
Boyce,    Richard   E.     290,474 
Boyd,   Glenn   E.     274, 35°. 474 
Boyd    Hall     310-313 
Boyd,    Richard   K.     152,304,410 
Boyer,    Barbara   D.     212,240,410 
Boyer,   Gary  D.     174,410 
Boyer,    Harry  J.      170 
Boyer,  Janet  L.     76,311,474 
Boyer,    Nancy   M.     244,327,474 
Boyer,    Ronald   L.     276.474 
Boyer,   Thomas  A.     199 
Boyer,   William      107 
Boyer,   William  J.     205,274,474 
Boylan,   Lynn   E.     191,315,474 
Boyle,    Dale  D.     208 
Boyle,   Douglas  A.     339,474 
Boyle,    Peter  J.     607 
Boyle,   Steven    R.     284,474 
Boyles,   Alice   L.     186,22^,327,474 
Bozarth,   Andrew  J.     179 
Bozarth,   Donald   L.     62 
Bozone,   David    M.     208.284,474 
Brabec,  Jeffrey  C.     336,474 
Bracelin,    Rodney  G.      149,166,410 
Bracelin,  Sondra   S.     213 
Brack,   Suella   I.     332,474 
Braden,  Janet  L.     212,323,474 
Bradley,   Howard    R.     149 
Bradley,    Rebecca     327,474 
Bradley,   Sandra   L.      125,187,242,474 
Bradley,   Wray   E.     302,474 
Bradshaw,   Arden  J.     146,410 
Bradshaw,    Roger  W.     474 
Brady,    Kenneth    R.     222 
Brady,   Thomas  J.     474 


Brady,  Timothy  J.     210 
Brady,   Warren  T.     272,475 
Bragg,   Karen   A.     153,213,410 
Brainerd,   Mary  L.     248,475 
Brammer,  James   D.     350.475 
Brammer,  Judy   M.      140,190,204,475 
Brand,  John   H.     155,475 
Brandenburg,  Carol    L.     410 
Brandner,    Lowell     89,163 
Brandner,   Mary  S.     74,145,148,223,244, 

475 
Brandt,   Gale   M.     248,410 
Brandt,   Gretchen   M.     212,236,410 
Brandt,  John  C.     276,475 
Brannan,   Michael   S.     475 
Brannum,   Marcia   M.     252,311,475 
Brannum,   Sharon   L.     315,475 
Branson,    Barbara      181 
Branson,    Bruce   R.     199,410 
Branson,   Carl   E.     339,359,475 
Brant,   Douglas  M.     339,475 
Brasher,    Bob     381,382 
Brass,  Carolyn   E.     311,475 
Brassfield,    Mary   C.     475 
Braswell,   David   A.     264,475 
Brattin,  Janis   K.     140,168,327,475 
Bratton,    Barbara  A.     244.475 
Braum,   Roy  A.     179,475 
Braun,   Linda  J.     190,215,315,475 
Braun,  William   E.     173 
Braunschweiger,    Margaret     332,410 
Brazle,   Frank   K.     189,345,475 
Brazle,    Reba   S.      189,197,213,475 
Brazzell,   Cecil   Jr.     149,475 
Brecheisen,   A.   Warren     290,475 
Bredemeier,   Sharon    M.     327,475 
Bredengerd,   Laurence   W.     282,475 
Breeden,   Effie   M.     224,475 
Breeden,   Margaret  A.     224,327,475 
Breen,   Emmett   N.     274,475 
Breen,   Jerry    M.     410 
Breen,   Timothy  J.      194,475 
Brees,   Gerald   C.     270,475 
Brehm,    Merle   H.     410 
Breidenthal,   Gail   S.     248,410 
Breitenbach,  Jerome     345,475 
Breitenbach,  John   D.     475 
Breitweiser,   Mary   D.     148,151,254,475 
Brelig,   George  A.      155,345,475 
Brenn,    Lawrence    R.     410 
Brennan's  Skelly  Service     615 
Brenner,   Steven    R.     161,345,475 
Brensing,   Elaine   K.     246,410 
Brent,   Carol   A.     213,244,475 
Brent,   Margery   L.     203,244,476 
Brethour,   Sylvia  G.     181 
Brethour,   William    H.     178,410 
Brewer,    Marvin    V.      182 
Brewer   Motor  Co.     618 
Brewster,   Robert  W.      171,270,476 
Brickner,  Terry   L.     323,476 
Bridges,   Donald   L.     224,345,476 
Briggeman,   Warren   L.     378 
Briggeman,   Wilma   J.     315,476 
Briggs,    Marsha   A.     206,411 
Briggs,    Robert  A.     180,274,476 
Bright,    Barbara    K.     311,476 
Brim,    Lenore  K.      168,213,240,476 
Brining,   Donald    R.     282,476 
Brinker,  Jane   M.     315,476 
Brinkman,  Jim   C.     222,476 
Brinkman,   P.   Delbert     163 
Brinkmeyer,  Juanita     258,476 
Brinkoeter,    Elizabeth     244,476 
Brinkoeter,    Rae  J.     315,476 
Briones,    Magdalena   L.     191,193 
Briscoe,   Charles  A.     290,476 
Britton,   Gale   E.     345,378.607 
Britton,   Jane   M.     244,476 
Britton,  William   G.     345,476 
Broadwell,    Edwin   S.      163,171,345,476 
Brockelman,  Jerald   D.     476 
Brockman,   Robert  J.     276,476 
Brockway,   Edwin   B.     61,208 
Broderick,    Robert  G.      180 
Broderick,   Yvonne   A.      181 
Brodine,   Barbara   M.      146,161,256,411 
Broeckelman,   Gregory     222.350,476 
Broeckelman,   Michael     350,375,476 
Broers,  James  S.     62,339,476 
Broers,   Linda   F.     31  1,476 
Broers,  Ted  A.     304,476 
Brogan,   Mary  J.     153 
Bronaugh,    Richard   R.     41  I 
Bronaugh,    Robert  A.     476 
Bronleewe,  Thomas   R.     345,476 
Bronzan,   Charles  T.     189,208,284,400,476 
Brooke,  Jeanette     222,250,476 
Brookens,   Mary  C.     66,203,236,476 
Brooks,    Barbara    L.     109,137,144,153,156, 

161,211,256,411 
Brooks,    Robert  S.     160 
Brooks,    Robyn   D.     62,65,264,476 
Brooks,   Stephen  C.     345,476 
Brooks,   Steven   L.     339.476 
Brooks,   Susan   E.     145,151,238.476 
Brookshire,  James   R.     278,476 
Brous,  Judy  A.     327,476 
Browder,   Alvin      107 
Browder,    David   L.     208 
Brown,  Alan   D.     290,477 
Brown,    Barbara   A.     256,311,477 
Brown,   David    L.     221 
Brown,    Edwin   V.     607 
Brown,   Gale   R.     175,189,339,477 
Brown,   Howard    R.     172,477 
Brown,  James  L.     225,345,411 
Brown,  John   L.     97 
Brown,  Judy  A.     181 
Brown,  Julia  A.     315,477 
Brown,    Karen   S.     225 
Brown,    Larry   R.     290,477 


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Brown, 
Brown, 
Brown, 
Brown, 
Brown, 


Linda   K. 
Lewis  P. 


Nancy  L. 


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66,258,411 
,     225 
155 

150,178,41 
154,607 
152,175,; 


Brown,    Richard   A 
Brown,    Robert  F. 
Brown,    Robert  M. 
Brown,    Robin   M. 
Brown,   Roderick   R. 
Brown,    Ronald   E.     4 
Brown,   Terrence  W.     345,477 
Brown,  Vicki   L.     323,477 
Brown,   Virginia    E.      196 
Brown,   William   L.     374,375,477 
Browne,   David    B.     178 
Brownlee,   Dale   E.      173,345,378,477 
Brubacher,  John   W.     365 
Brubaker,  Joel    K.     184 
Bruce,   Cheryl   C.     238,315,477 
Bruce,   Myrtle  A.     217,315,607 
Bruce,    Ralph   G.     270,411 
Bruce,    Richard    N.      180,288,477 
Bruck,   Steven   M.     218 
Bruhin,   Michael  J.     365 
Brummel,  Joel   S.     222,607 
Brummel,    Ronald    M.     411 
Brummer,   George    K.     62 
Brungardt,   Samuel  J.      150,197,214  223 
292,477 


Bruning,  Gary  D. 
Bruning,  Gary  E. 
Brunner,  Ann  J. 
Bruns,  David  A. 
Brunson,  Douglas 
Brunson,  Virginia 
Brush,  Sherry  K. 
Brussow,   William 


286,477 

165 
183,188,345,477 
411 

S.  190 

L.  203,311,477 
244,411 
C.  64,67 

155,477 


,   Stuart  E.     288,477 
Annette   L.     133,189,205,258, 


Bryan,    David   W. 
Bryan,  John    N.     177,477 
Bryan,   Jon    B.      174 
Bryant,   Bruce   E.     298,411 
Bryant,   Bruce  W.     339,477 
Bryant,  Joyce  A.     315,477 
Bryant,  Judith     250,477 
Bryant,   Lawrence  O.     282,477 
Bryant,   Michael   E.     270,377,477 
Bryant,   Wanda   L.      181 
Bryant,  William    M.      179,411 
Bubb,   Henry  A.     88 
Buchan,   Katherine  F.     315,477 
Buchan,   Robert  E.     61,286,477 
Buchele,   Kenneth   D.     266,411 
Buchman,   Sherri   L.     315,477 
Buchman, 
Buchmann 
Buckland, 

477 
Buckles,   Michael   D.     274,477 
Bucklin,  Joseph   A.     345,477 
Budimlija,    Roddy     345,477 
Budke,   Martha  J.     236,327,477 
Buetzer,   Pamela   R.      187,248,411 
Buffo,   Lyn   M.     327,477 
Bugbee,   Linda   E.     73,196,477 
Bugbee,    Marian     256 
Buhrer,   William   A,     478 
Bulger,  Judith   A.     168,232,250,315,478 
Bulger,   Shirley  A.     238,478 
Bull,   Barbara  J.     327,478 
Bumgarner,    Richard    D.     292,478 
Bump,   Douglas   L.     173 
Bunney,  James   B.     202,478 
Bunting,  Thomas  G.     158 
Bunton,    Norma   D.      107 
Burch,   Mrs.  Allen     272 
Burch,   Patrick  H.     65,298,411 
Burch,   Paul   W.     73,411 
Burch,  Timothy   K.     478 
Burch,  Wendell   D.     158 
Burchett,   Alfred   S.      158 
Burdett,  William   W.     209,339,478 
Buresh,   Linda   K.     258,478 
Burford,    Marietta  C.     315,478 
Burford,    Philip   D.     180 
Burg,  George   F.     478 
Burger,   Charles  W.     184,208 
Burger,  Thomas  A. 
Jurgess,   Barbara   L. 


Burgess,  James  L. 


223,292,478 

315,478 
142,481 


Mrs.  James  L.     142,481 
Burgess,  Judith   G.     250  478 
Burgess,  Judith   L.     254,478 
Burgess,   Martha  A.     254,412 
Burgess,   Maryann   E.     222,315,478 
Burgin,   Gary  S.     304,412 
Burk,  Cheryln  J.     222,315,478 
Burk,   Elmer  C.     278,412 
Burk,   Robert  W.     171  478 
Burk,   Signe   L.     133,144,146,250  412 
Burke,    Bruce   E.     345,478 
Burke,  Jack   M.     93 
Burkepile,   Dick   L.      173,412 
Burkey,  Jerry   B.     179,478 
Burkhard,    R.   Kenneth      158 
Burkhardt,    Ronald  J.     201,412 
Burkhart,   Barbara   A.     323,478 
Burkholder,  Janis  K.     62  222  327  478 
Burmeister,   I  rva   K.     315,478 
Burnett's  APCO  Service  Center     621 
Burnett,  Cecil  W.     478 
Burnett,   Gary   D.     478 
Burnett,   Peggy  C.     145,238,478 
Burnett,    Robert  A.     62,162 
Burnham,   Carl   T.     412 
Burnison,    Randolph   C.     280,478 
Burns,    David    L.     339,478 
Burns,   George  A.     302,478 
Burns,   Karin   F.     153,156,244,412 
Burns,   Linda   K.     315,478 
Burns,   Michael  J.     478 
Burns,   Stephen   M.     62,217,478 


Burns,   Stuart  J.     178 

Burrell,    Delila  J.     478 

Burris,   Gary  M.     197,412 

Burris,  Joyce  A.     168,204,256,478 

Burris,   Spencer   R.     478 

Burrow,    Frank   H.     296,478 

Burt,    Ronald  J.     479 

Burton,   Carol   A.     238,315,479 

Burton,   Karen   K.     315,479 

Burton,   Sharon   R.     212,238,412 

Bury,    Redetta   A.      181 

Bury,   Robert  J.      129,146,150,179 

Busby,  James   L.      178 

Busch,   Sandra   K.     168,206,323,479 

Busenbark,   Theodore     339,479 

Bush,  James   L.     62,65,298,479 

Bush,   Larry  A.     296,479 

Bush,   Sharon   W.      184 

Bush,  Terry   M.     479 

Buss,   Stanley   D.     165 

Bussman,    Russell   L.     307,479 

Butler,   Nancy  J.     190,236,479 

Butler,   William   D.      186,479 

Butler,  William   M.     336,479 

Button,   Sue  A.     323,479 

Butts,   Donald   W.      150,178,412 

Butts,  Joel    R.     288,479 

Butts,   Lucretia  A.     315,479 

Buzenberg,   Mildred   E.     112 

Buzenberg,   William    E.     400,479 

Buzzell's  Office   Equipment     614 

Byer,  Janet   L.     479 

Byers,  Jacqualine  S.     189,315,479 

Byrne,    Barbara     223,244,479 


Cable,   Barbara   L.     147,156,315,479 
Cable,  John   P.      147,151,378 
Cadman,   Stephen     479 
Cadwallader,    Ralph   E.     209,339,479 
Cahill,   William   E.     169,479 
Cain,   Margaret  C.     62,315,479 
Cain,   Osmond     359 
Cairl,  John   F.     359 
Calcara,  James   R.      143 
Calcara,    Richard   L.     298,412 
Caldwell,  Glenn  A.     339,479 
Calhoun,   Donald   L.     350,479 
Calhoun,  John   P.     149 
Callen,   Patricia  J.      141,151,248,479 
Callen,  Thomas   E.     345,479 
Callies,   Rodney  E.     171,345,479 
Camblin,   Gary  L.     286,479 
Camerlinck,   Robert  J.     412 
Cammel,  Donald   L.     339,479 
Campbell,   Carolyn   B.     323,479 
Campbell,   Carrol      150,191,266,412 
Campbell,   Donna   D.     479 
Campbell,  Joan   M.     152,479 
Campbell,   Larry  G.     225,412 
Campbell,   Patricia   M.     412 
Campbell,   Richard  A.     479 
Campbell,   Richard   W.      171,479 
Campbell,   Susan   E.     204 
Campbell's     618 
Campus   Book  Store     623 
Canfield,   Pamela   A.     256,480 
Cannon,  John  W.     339,480 
Capron,    Barbara  J.      192 
Capron,   Evan    D.     480 
Carbiener,  Connie   L.     327,480 
Card,   Michael   D.     296,480 
Cardwell,  Alvin   B.     89,107 
Cardwell,  Charles   E.     157,282,412 
Cardwell,   Steven   R.     339,480 
Cardwell,   Virginia   G.     195,244,480 
Carey,    Bruce   D.     480 
Carey,  James  C.     156 
Carey,   Larry  N.     62,176,480 
Carl,   Charles  L.     480 
Carl,  James  G.     302,412 
Carl,    Sherilyn      151 
Carlat,  James   K.     306,480 
Carlgren,    Robert  C.      183,412 
Carlin,  Jerry   F.     480 
Carlin,   Kathryn  A.     327,480 
Carlisle,   Michael   E.     287,480 
Carlson,   Carl   J.     210 
Carlson,   Carlene  E.     252,480 
Carlson,   David   E.     292,480 
Carlson,   Gary   K.     296,480 
Carlson,   Gayle  A.     315,480 
Carlson,  George   M.     412 
Carlson,   Kenneth   L.     208,480 
Carlson,   Linda  J.      145 
Carlson,   Margaret  J.     412 
Carlson,    Pamela   S.      151,155,168,256/ 
Carlson,    Patricia    L.     311,480 
Carlson,   Stephanie   M.     254,327,480 
Carlson,  Susan   E.      168,327,480 
Carlson,   Vincent  L.      173,292,480 
Carlson,   Virginia   A.     213,236,480 
Carmichael,   Craig   L.     180,480 
Carmichael,   Lyle   K.     208,480 
Carmony,   Lyle   P.     280,480 
Carnahan,   David   L.     89 
Caron,  Joseph   F.     412 
Carpenter,  Arthur   L.     179 
Carpenter,   Evelyn   K.     480 
Carpenter,    Lanny   E.     412 
Carpenter,   Warren   E.     302,412 
Carr,  Carolyn    L.     316,480 
Carr,   Charles   R.     480 
Carr,  Connie   L.     248,480 
Carr,   David   E.     300,480 
Carr,    Kay   E.     316,480 
Carr,   Pamela   K.     242,31  1,480 
Carr,  Tommy   R.     62,284,480 
Carrico,   Patrick  C.     412 


Carroll,   Daniel  J.     223,292,480 

Carroll,    Mary   E.     223 

Carroll,   Roy   D.     481 

Carroll,  Timothy  L.     481 

Carson,  Jerry   R.     302,413 

Carson,   Pamalee   G.      184,240,481 

Carson,   Shirley  E.     316,481 

Carson,   William  T.     229,292,481 

Carstens,   Susan   G.      190,213,323,413 

Cartee,    Robert  E.     179 

Carter,   Brian   E.     205,481 

Carter,   George   D.      156 

Carter,   Glenda   A.     332,481 

Carter,   Irma  J.     316,481 

Carter,  Jeannie   L.     316,481 

Carter,    Lawrence   E.      191 

Carter,    Richard   C.      169,199,413 

Carthrae,   Ralph   E.     175,481 

Cartosi,    Richard  J.     179 

Carvajal,   Manuel  J.     202 

Cary,   Elizabeth    E.      160,201 

Case,    Barbara  J.     181 

Case,   Candice   S.     184 

Case,  James  A.     179 

Casey,   Mrs.   Ernest     240 

Cash,   Walter  C.     209 

Cashatt,  John   P.     175,481 

Caspar,  William   O.     223,229,292,481 

Casper,  Jean   M.      145,244,481 

Cassella,   Paul   W.     272,481 

Cassidy,   Sheryl   L.     196,332,481 

Cassing,   David  T.     278,481 

Caster,   Dallas   D.     179,481 

Caster,   Douglas   F.     481 

Castilla,   Osmundo   S.     150,178,413 

Castillo,   Victor  C.     359,361 

Cathrae,    Rita    R.     192 

Catrell,    Frederick  A.      161 

Caughron,   Martha   E.     64,182,205,323, 

481 
Caughron,   Raymond   D.     159 
Caughron,   Samuel    D.     62,65,158,413 
Caulfield,    Michael    D.     481 
Caulfield,    Richard   L.     208,339,482 
Cavanaugh,  Thomas   P.     292,482 
Cave,   Gary   R.     62,65 
Cavin,   Kathryn   A.     256,311,482 
Caviness,   Kathleen   M.     168,238,311,482 
Cawby,  Steve  A.     302,482 
Caylor,    Melvin  A.     278,482 
Caywood,   Don   A.     304,482 
Cesafsky,  Allen  A.     179 
Chadwell,   Lyle   H.     149,166,187,189,413 
Chadwell,   Mary   E.     167,220,413 
Chadwell,   Stephen   L.      189,482 
Chadwick,  Theodore  A.     89 
Chafieian,    Nasser     205 
Chain,   Lawrence   M.      183 
Chalmers,   Evelyn    R.     413 
Chalmers,  Janice  J.     413 
Chalmers,  John      108,394 
Chamber  Music   Series     50-51 
Chambers,   Dennis   R.     212,413 
Chamness,   Edgar  A.     72 
Chancy,  Terry   F.     276,482 
Chandler,   Charles   N.     482 
Chandler,  Judith   L.     242,413 
Chandrashekar,   Hiriy     198,607 
Chang,  Alice  A.     607 
Chang,   Sucy   S.     607 
Chang,   Van      175,219,413 
Chaparajos  Club     184 
Chapin,   Ross     345,482 
Chapman,   Douglas   M.     306,482 
Chapman,   Harold    R.     482 
Chapman,  Janet  L.     323,413 
Chapman,   Linda  J.     242,311,482 
Chapman,   Michael  T.     162,304,413 
Charbonneau,   Karen   K.     168,207,244, 

327,482 
Charco's     626 

Charles,   Nancy  A.     184,212,252,482 
Charlton,   Ann   L.     248,316,482 
Chartier's  Shoes     612 
Chase,   Barbara  A.     62,204,311,482 
Chatfield,  Janet   L.      168,212,236,482 
Chaudhari,   Dahyabhai    R.     607 
Chaudhry,   Muhammad   S.     205 
Chaudry,    Ruberna     205 
Chaudry,   Shafgat     205 
Cheatham,  James  E.     280,482 
Cheatum,    Lawrence     339,482 
Cheavens,   Marcia   K.     482 
Cheerleaders     40-41 
Chef  Cafe     620 

Chegwidden,  Verlee     212,220,482 
Chelikowsky,  Joseph    R.     107 
Cheney,    Patricia   W.      196,311,482 
Cheney,   Timothy  P.      179,482 
Cherney,   Franklin   C.     482 
Chesney,   Kenneth   K.     270,413 
Chetta,  Samuel   F.     223,292,482 
Chew,   Linda   K.     316,482 
Cheynet,  Jerome   H.      157,375,413 
Chiang,    Lawrence      185 
Chiang,   Yuan-Chang      158,185 
Chiang,   Yung  A.     482 
Chi   Epsilon     152 
Chilcott,   Elva  J.     145,233,246,482 
Chilcott,    Robert  G.     276,482 
Childres,    Mary  F.     105,171,248,482 
Childs,   Edward   N.     180,266,482 
Childs,    Robert   M.     264,482 
Chiles,   Laurn   P.     482 
Chimes     144 

Chinese  Student  Association     185 
Chi  Omeqa     242-243 
Choate,  Jim  L.     215,413 
Choplin,  Jane   R.     187,248,482 
Christakes,   George      156 
Christensen,    Barbara      168,327,483 
Christensen,   Bruce   N.     278,483 


Christensen,   Carl   D.     345,483 
Christensen,   Carol,  130, 140, 145,212,256, 

483 
Christensen,    Harriet     211,240,483 
Christian,   Francis  G.     413 
Christiansen,   Gordon      183,339  483 
Christiansen,   Ken  A.     483 
Christmann,   Edith   A.     316,483 
Christmann,    Roy  A.     339,483 
Church,  Carol  A.     224,316,483 
Churchich,   Bob     626 
Churchill,  John   S.     565 
Chyba,   Leslie  J.     288,483 
Chyr,   Francis  N.     292,413 
Circle   K.   Club     186 
Cissna,  Timothy   M.      171 
Citizens  State   Bank     626 
Claassen,   Rudolph   D.      166,221,483 
Clapp,   David  J.     339,413 
Clark,  Carol   S.     235,413 
Clark,   Dale  A.     304,483 
Clark,   Don   W.     78 
Clark,   Donald   R.     413 
Clark,   Douglas  S.     155,345,483 
Clark,   Elizabeth   A.     332,483 
Clark,   Gary   E.     151 
Clark,   Gary  S.     483 
Clark,   Harriett  J.     311,483 
Clark,  Jane      144,153,156,244,413 
Clark,  John    R.     62,201,264,483 
Clark,    Kathy     483 
Clark,   Kathleen   M.      191 
Clark,    Michele  J.      144,201,213,254,483 
Clark,   Peggy  A.     256,483 
Clark,   Richard   C.      107 
Clark,   Stanley   R.      176 
Clark,  Terry  E.     483 
Clark,   William   E.     278,483 
Clarkson,   Larry   N.     209 
Clay,   Barry   H.     278,483 
Claybaugh,    Kathryn  A.     206,483 
Claycamp,   Kenneth   W.     339  483 
Claydon,   Linda   A.      144,156,170,248,483 
Cleavinger,   Howard    B.     339,483 
Cleeves,   David   B.     339,483 
Clegg,    Robert  M.     282,483 
Cleghorn,    Roger   K.     345,483 
Clem,  Albert   D.      199,413 
Clemons,    Paula  J.     203,316,483 
Cline,   Darwin   E.     229,276,483 
Cline,   Larry  E.     73,483 
Cline,   Patricia    L.     206,316,483 
Clinesmith,   Kaye  A.     64,311,483 
Clingan,    Mrs.  Grover     274 
Clinic  Club     186 
Clothier,   Eugene   R.     180 
Clothing  and  Textiles  Club     187 
Clovia     235 

Clutter,   Michael   L.     274,484 
Clydesdale,   Robert  L.     176,484 
Clyne,   Lynda   L.     76,145,151,155,244,484 
Cobb,   Don   L.     177,304,413 
Cobb,   Elizabeth  J.     413 
Cobb,  John  W.    484 
Cobb,  Ruth  A.     159,197,413 
Coberly,    Nancy     250,484 
Coble,    Robert  J.     345,365,484 
Coburn,   Ruth   E.     248,484 
Coca  Cola     61? 
Cochran,   Harold   M.     607 
Cochran,    Robert  A.     141,147,163,171,413 
Cochran,  Sherry   L.     484 
Cockrell,    Patricia   M.     236,311,484 
Cockrum,   Darrell   K.     165,484 
Cockrum,  Wynn   M.     170,484 
Cody,   Robert  E.  Jr.     223,414 
Coffey,   Barbara   D.     244,311,484 
Coffield,  William   H.     117 
Coffman,  Charles  W.      151,484 
Cohan,   Phillip   L.     484 
Cohen,   Diane  T.     484 
Cohorst,   Steven  J.     345,484 
Coit,   Kathleen  A.     316,484 
Colahan,    Daniel  T.     302,484 
Colaw,   Carolyn   S.     238,484 
Colborg,  Arlin   E.     214 
Cole,  Charles   R.     217,484 
Cole,  Charles  R.     266 
Cole,  Jana   L.      168,327,484 
Cole,    Ross  W.     167,484 
Coleman,   Donald   M.     166 
Coleman,  James  L.     208,484 
Coles,   Embert  H.     128 
Colip,  Gordon  W.     166 
Collazo,   Lopez   R.     484 
College  of  Agriculture     98-101 
College  of  Architecture     102-105 
College  of  Arts  and  Sciences     106-109 
College  of  Commerce     110-113 
College  of  Education     114-117 
College  of  Engineering     118-121 
College  of  Home  Economics     122-125 
College  of  Veterinary  Medicine 

126-129 
Collegiate  4-H     188-189 
Collegiate  Young  Republicans     190 
Colley,   Michael   E.     339,484 
Collins,    Bruce  V.     175 
Collins,  Carolyn   M.     212,225,240,484 

David   R.     155,161,210 

George   F.     183,484 

Inge     181 

Julie  A.     327,484 

Michele     316,484 

Robert  L.      178 

Robert  L.     229,292 
Walter   E.     179 


Col  _ 

Collins, 

Collins, 

Collins, 

Collins, 

Collins, 

Collins, 

Colon, 

Coltrane,   Larry  H.      149,150,166,414 

Coltrane,   Linda   L.     167 

Coltrane,   Ronald   D.      191 

Colvin,  Thomas  E.     307,484 

Combrink,   Dennis  D.     339,484 


Comer,  Teresa   A.     213,327,414 

Comerford,   Karen   M.     201,240,484 

Compton,    Barbara   K.     250,484 

Compton,   Charles   E.     414 

Compton,  Jere   L.     194 

Compton,   Marcia  A.     323,484 

Condell,    Nancy  J.     244,484 

Conde   Music  and   Electric     623 

Condit,   Larry   R.     169,199,345,484 

Condon,   Marquita   M.     238,484 

Condray,  Jerry  L.     187,414 

Condray,  Jettie   F.     187,350,400,485 

Cone,   Marie   L     187,190,205,485 

Congleton,   William    L.      157,385,414 

Conner,  Alvin    R.     149,166,187,189,414 

Conner,    Elizabeth  J.     327,485 

Conrad,   Michael   B.     280,485 

Conrow,   Margaret  J.     485 

Consigli,   Richard   A.     89 

Constantini,   Raymond   D.     339 

Converse,   Larry  E.     212,292,485 

Conway,   William   P.     282,485 

Cook,  Adelma  J.     203,327,485 

Cook,   Charlene      192 

Cook,  George   N.     290,485 

Cook,  Jay   L.     282,485 

Cook,  Jerry   L.     157,359 

Cook,  Judith  L.     159,485 

Cook,  Lyle  S.     375 

Cook,   Royce   K.     414 

Cook,  Vicky  J.     414 

Cook,  William   D.     350,485 

Coolidge,   Sue  A.     323,485 

Coombs,   Polly  A.     62,65,154,196,242,485 

Coon,  Anthony  T.     184,339,485 

Coonrod,   Bruce  C.     71,163,200 

Coons,   Michael  J.     339,485 

Coons,   Patricia   I.     183,316,485 

Coons,  Tonita   P.     211 

Cooper,  John  W.     485 

Cooper,  Joyce  D.     62,316,485 

Cooper,   Laurence  L.     180 

Cooper,   Mary  J.     184,223,252,485 

Cooper,   Robert  G.     296,485 

Cooper,   Robert  M.     296,485 

Cooper,    Ronda    F.     607 

Cooper,  William  G.     173,485 

Coover,  Courtney  M.     485 

Coover,   Roland    R.     485 

Copeland,   Eugene   H.     64,66,158,203,485 

Copeland,  James  L.     158 

Copeninq,  Caroline   B.     252,485 

Corbin,  iola   L.     192 

Corby,   David   B.     296,485 

Cordel,   Peter  J.     155,345,485 

Cordill,  Jerry   R.     485 

Corey,  Johnny  L.     270,485 

Corhan,    Martha     64 

Corlis,  Jacquelin   K.     192 

Corlis,  James  L.     179 

Corn,   Mary   E.     485 

Corn,   Roger   P.     414 

Cornelison,  Judy  K.     332,485 

Cornwell,   Larry  G.     61,223,345,399,485 

Corr,  Tom   H.     339,359,485 

Corral,   David   E.     485 

Correll,  Charles  M.     89 

Correll,   Mary   E.     332,486 

Corwin,  John   B.     146,149,339,414 

Corwin,   Marilen  A.     252,486 

Cory,   Robert  M.     345,486 

Cosby,   Susan   K.     229 

Cosgrove,   Patricia  S.     332,486 

Cosmopolitan  Club     191 

Constantini,    Raymond     486 

Costigan,   Larry   M.     607 

Cottle,  Charles   F.     359,363,381 

Cottom,   Melvin  C.     199 

Cottrell,   Frederic   R.     157,607 

Cottrell,   Gary   L.     414 

Cottrell,  Vivian   M.     192 

Coulter,  Craig   A.     274,486 

Coupland,   William  C.     169,199 

Courtney,   Robert  G.     414 

Covalt,   Mary  A.     75,197,206,316,486 

Covenant  Youth   Group     217 

Covert,   Dana   D.     71,73 

Covert,   Sydney  A.     486 

Cowan,   Deanna   K.     332,486 

Cowan,  Janet  S.     238,486 

Cowan,    Roger  L.     209 

Cowan,   Wendell   F.     62,287,486 

Cowdrey,  Judith   A.     71,72,77,163,225, 

414 
Cowell,   Rodney   M.     486 
Cox,   C.   Russell     379 
Cox,  Carolyn  J.     212,252,414,486 
Cox,   Carolyn   R.     316 
Cox,   Mrs.  Charles     248 
Cox,  James  L.     350,486 
Cox,  Judy  A,      179 
Cox,   Kenneth   M.     266,339,486 
Cox,   Larry  G.     486 
Cox,   Lawrence   E.     414 
Cox,   Martha  J.     242,414 
Coyne,    Mary  A.     414 
Coyne,   Patrick    I.     146,150,214,414 
Craddock,    Beverly     311,486 
Craig,   Cathryn     213,323,486 
Craig,   Donald   D.     486 
Craig,   Margaret   K.     62,153,189,205,212, 

258,414 
Craig,  William   D.     302,345,486 
Crail,  Shirley  C,     248,487 
Cram,   Carolee     487 
Cram,   Dan   E.     179,487 
Cramer,  James  E.     302,487 
Cramer,  Joe   D.     487 
Cramer,   Keith   L.     157,284,381,487 
Cramer,  Terry   L.     487 
Crane,  John   F.     346,487 
Crane,   Martha  A.     109,137,256,487 


Crane,   Ross  D.     166,187,487 
Crangle,   Robert   D.     174,304,414 
Crank,   William   D.     157,379 
Craven,   Donna   E.     248,327,487 
Craven,   Linda   L.     316,487 
Cravens,   Ann   L.     64,207,316,487 
Crawford,   Allen    R.     487 
Crawford,   Debora   L.     316,487 
Crawford,   Golda   M.      144 
Crawshaw,  Johnny  A.     487 
Creager,   Marvin  W.     166,487 
Crelly,  George   P.     339,487 
Crews,    David    T.     205,414 
Crews,  Joyce   L.     205,414 
Crist,   Richard  J.     184,280,487 
Crofoot,   Patricia   D.     250,316,487 
Crofoot,  Steven   F.     339,487 
Crofoot,  Terry  J.     296,487 
Croman,   Dennis  R.     280,414 
Cromb,   Authur   H.     88 
Cromwell,   David   H.     284,414 
Cromwell,  Virginia   P.      160,414 
Cropper,  Thomas  L.     208,487 
Cross  Country     388-389 
Cross,    Roberta   S.     487 
Crossen,   Dee  A.     323,487 
Crostarosa,   Diane   M.     323,487 
Crostarosa,    Kathryn      168,204,311,487 
Crotinger,  James   L.     292,487 
Crotinger,    Mary   K.     323,487 
Crotts,   Connie   S.     487 
Crouch,   Georgia    I.      181 
Crouch,  John  A.     178,414 
Crouch,   Robert  W.     274,487 
Crow,  Gerald   P.     316,415 
Crow,  John   M.     316,487 
Crowell,  James  E.     316,487 
Crowley,   Mary  L.     242,487 
Crownhart,    Patricia     323,487 
Crubel,   Michael  J.     292,400,487 
Cruce,  James   R.     282,488 
Cruickshank,  Jonalyn     27,248,311,488 
Crumrine,  Jack   R.     488 
Crumrine,  Judy  F.     311,488 

Cudney,    Robert   R.     '|80,266,488 
Culbertson,    Countess     248,311,488 
Cullen,   Mary  L.     316,488 
Culver,   Alan    D.     304,488 
Culver,  Janet   K.     327,488 
Cunningham,   Gordon    R.      180 
Cure,  Thomas  H.     223,292,488 
Currie  Pontiac  and  Oldsmobile     618 
Susan   L.     248,488 
Fred   L.     121,304,488 
Robert  A,     339,488 

339,378,415 
31  1,488 
346,488 


Cu 
Cu 

Cu 

Curry,  Robert  T 
Curtin,  Linda  D 
Curtis,  John  R. 
Curtis,  Sherry  L 
Cutter,  Da' 
Cyphers,  Stanle 


W.     165,189,346,378,488 


Daane,  Adrian  H.     107 
Dace,   Letita  S.     160 
Dace,   Wallace     160 
Dada,  Zuheir  S.      182 
Daqenhardt,   Eric  W.     225 
Dagg,   Leonard  G.     336,488 
Dahl,   Bonnie   L.     332,415 
Dahl,   Willard   W.     199,415 
Dahlquist,    Lars  J.     415 
Dahlquist,   Sharon     415 
Dahlsten,   Edith   M.     213,415 
Dahlsten,   Larry  E.     167,415 
Dahlsten,   Maria    R.     148,203,221,309, 

327,488 
Dahm,  Arlene   R.     67,140,235,488 
Dahm,   Duane   H.     346,488 
Daily,   Donna   K.     254,415 
Dairy  Science  Club     191 
Dake,   Charles  A.     178,415 
Dalby,  Garry   M.      155,339,488 
Dale,   Ira   L.     375,488 
Dale,  James   E.      150,179,223,292,488 
Daley,   Michael   D.     488 
Dalke,   Randall   C.     488 
Dallas,   Sarah    B.     246,488 
Dallis,   Herbert  H.  Jr.     157,415 
Dally,   Mary  A.     256,488 
Dalrymple,   Michael   R.     208 
Dalrymple,   Sandra   M.     223,316,488 
Dameron,  Tommy   D.     182,202,339,488 
Dames  Club     192 
Dametz,  Terri  A.      186,311,488 
Danaher,   Michael  J.     287,415 
Danford,   Dianne   E.     250,415 
Daniel,   Brenda   L.     323,488 
Daniel,  Stephen  A.     157,346  488 
Danieley,   Edward   L.     359 
Daniels,  Joseph  Jr.     222,488 
Daniels,    Paul    R.     350,489 
Daniels,   Stephen  J.     176 
Danielson,   Robert   L.     270,489 
Danielson,   Stephen   K.     489 
Danler,  Joseph   E.     415 
Dannefer,  William   D.     489 
Dannenberg,   Charles     198 
Dannenberg,   Ruth   A.     203,220,225,327, 


Donald    F.      191,346,415 
Dean  A.     62,339,489 
Joyce   M.     415 
Thomas  J.     489 
Ronald    R.      177 


Darrigrand,   Andre 


Dart,   Susan   E.     254,489 

Darter,  Genevieve  C.     201,204,206, 

232,252,489 
Das,  Cuddalore  T.     198,607 
Dauber,  Vesta   L.     205,489 
Daugharthy,   Ronald   P.     489 
Daugharthy,  Sandra    L.     236,489 
Daugherty,   Michael    D.     415 
Daugherty,    Patty   L.     213,323,489 
Daves,  Cheryl   A.     232,238,489 
David,  Janice  S.     181 
David,   Larry  H.     180,489 
David,  Tony  D.     178,415 
Davidson,  Judith   A.     33,250,489 
Davidson,   Sandra  A.     67,147,309,327,489 
Davies,  William   T.     190 
Davis,  Arthur  D.     489 
Davis,   Betty  L.     323,489 
Davis,   Cornelius  G.     364,365 
Davis,   Dean   F.     193 
Davis,   Dean   L.     183,415 
Davis,   Earl    R.     107 
Davis,   Fred   H.     218,219,489 
Davis,  Greggory  B.     365 
Davis,  James   R.     219 
Davis,  Jerry   D.     415 
Davis,  John  W.  Jr.     207 
Davis,  Judith   A.     489 
Davis,    Margaret  J.     256,311,489 
Davis,    Robert  C.     288,489 
Davis,   Scott  E.     489 
Davis,   Sheridan   L.     316,489 
Davis,  Stephen   V.     189,339,489 
Davis,  Susan   P.     256,489 
Davis,  Victor  A.     489 
Davison,   John    M.     346,489 
Dawson,   Elizabeth   A.     316,489 
Dawson,  Linda   L.     316,489 
Dawson,  Thomas  S.    379 
Day,  John   M.     179 
Day,   Richard    N.      173,292,415 
Day,   Steven    D.     489 
Deam,   Dona   L.     490 
Dean,  Jerry   M.     339,490 
Dean,  Jo  J.     195,204,490 
Dean,    Lynn   A.     415 
Dean,   Sharon   A.     316,415 
Dearden,  Janet   E.     316,490 
Dearing,   Beverly  A.     63,224,323,490 
Deaver,    Robert  M.     190,290,607 
Dechert,   Dennis  L.     141,298,490 
Decker,  Jack  L.     224,307,490 
Decker,   Joy   L.     179 
DeCou,   Donald   F.     154 
Decristofaro,   Clemen      149,208 
Dedonder,   Larry  J.     189,336,490 
DeGood,   Karen   D.     137,188,211,236,490 
De  Graeve,   Donald   L.     292,489 
Degraffenreid,   Sondra     332,490 
Deines,  Calvin  W.      153,162,199,415 
Deines,  Garry  L.     62,264,490 
Dekat,   Kenneth  A.      151 
DeLano,  Christi  G.      167 
Delaplain,   Linda   L.      179 
Delich,   Gloria  J.     64,151,248,490 
Delker,   David   H.     490 
Dellere,   Mary  L.     252,490 
Delp,  Tony  M.     284,490 
Del   Popolo,   Robert  G.     292,490 
Delta  Chi     276-277 
Delta  Delta  Delta     244-245 
Delta  Phi  Delta      152 
Delta  Sigma  Phi     278-279 
Delta  Tau  Delta     280-281 
Delta  Upsilon     282-283 
Delta  Zeta     246-247 
DeMand,   Deborah    M.     212,238,490 
DeMand,  John  W.     211 
DeMand,   Sandy   S.      192 
Demaree,  James  L.     490 
DeMars,  Jim   L.     153,162,199,416 
DeMay,   Robert  J.     175,264,489 
Demeterio,   Emelita  G.      193 
Demmer,   Connie   M.     327,490 
DeMoss,    Richard   T.     292,375,416 
Dempsey,   William  J.     174 
Denk,   Greg   P.     282,490 
Denning,   Dennis   D.     201 
Dennis,  Anita   L.     490 
Dennis,   Francis  C.      121,162,175,416 
Dennis,    Roger   D.     195 
Denoon,   Daniel  A.  Jr.      179,490 
Dent,   Edward  L.     71,300,416 
Dent,  James  M.     346,490 
Dent,    Larry    R.     300,490 
Dent,   Michael   W.     490 
Dent,   Steven   M.     162,224,490 
Denton,   Harold  G.     302,416 
Denton,    Larry   R.     416 
Denton,   Peggy  J.     258,490 
Denton,    Ronald   L.     490 
Denton,   Sharon   K.     316.490 
Denton,  Wilson   L.     339,416 
Depping,   Dave   M.      190,233,298,490 
Derosear,  Thomas   R.     298,490 
Desbien,   Edmund   P.     339,490 
Desbien,  Vernon   L.     278,416 
Desch,   Marikay  P.     223,316,490 
Deschner.   Dennis  L.      157,165  284  490 
Deters,   Charlotte    R.     240,490 
Detrixhe,  Joseph   B.     187 
Detter,  Jay   D.     490 
Dettmer,  Gary  L.     202,416 
Dettmer,  Gordon   P.     183,416 
Dettmer,  Jean  E.     416 
Dettmer,   Keith   L.     339,491 
Deubler,   Carol  J.      163,240,416 
Devault,  Carolyn   E.     213,416 
Devoe,   Diane   D.     151,155,211,242,416 
Devore,  John  J.     282,491 
DeWeese,    Kathleen     27,213,323,416 
DeWeese,   Paul     92,93 


Dewey,   David   K.     339,491 

Dewitz,    Roy     367,373 

Dey,  Judith   A.     197,238,491 

Deyoe,   Rita   M.     327,491 

Dial,   Dana   L.     197,323,491 

Dial,   Garry  A.     491 

Diaz,   Gabriel      193 

Dibai,   Esfahani   M.     205 

Dice,    Mary  J.      187,229,242,417 

Dick,   Elizabeth  A.     64,154 

Dick,   Lucille   E.     254,327,491 

Dick,   Mark  W.     346,491 

Dick,  Thomas  D.     176,221,296,491 

Dickerson,   Mary  E.     607 

Dickerson,   Roger  K.     274,491 

Dickey,   George  L.     173 

Dickey,   Mildred   L.     76,236,491 

Dickey,   Patsy  A.     417 

Dickkut   Dale  J.     491 

Dickinson,   Catherine     242,417 

Dickinson,   Edith   M.     323,417 

Dickinson,  Jerry  A.     491 

Dick-Peddie,   Mrs.  Wanda     280 

Dickson,    Richard   C.     290,491 

Diekman,   Marcia   K.     160,168,232,242, 

316,491 
Diekmann,    Roger  A.     272,417 
Dietrich,    Darlene     491 
Dietrich,  Jacqueline     212,240,491 
Dietrich,    Robert  N.     221 
Dietz,   Kenneth   D.     264,491 
Digregorio,   Louis  A.      149 
Dikeman,   Michael   E.     150,183,284,417 
Dildine,    Rogert  S.     169,336,491 
Dillard,  John   G.     158 
Dillenback,   Harold   F.     264,417 
Dillenback,   Linda  C.     491 
Dillenback,   Karen   E.     327,491 
Dillender,   Eugene   R.     287,417 
Diller,   Sherryl   L.     71,72,125,163,196, 

225,323,417 
Diller,  Sue  A.     62,242,491 
Dillinger,   Keith   W.     339,491 
Dillingham,    Edward   W.     491 
Dillingham,   William  C.     296,491 
Dillman,  Carol   L.     160,417 
Dillman,   Lon  W.     296,491 
Dillman,   Susan   K.     244,417 
Dillon,  Jean   L.     197,212,222,236,491 
Dillon,  John   F.     61,350,491 
Dillon,  John   S.     491 
Dillon,  John  W.     201 
Dillon,   William   L.     186,270,491 
Dimatteo,   Suzanne     311,491 
Dinninq,  Jan     491 
Dirks,   Patricia   R.     316,491 
Dirksen,   Senator  Everett     473 
Dirksen,   Larry  E.     148,202,221,284,491 
Disalvo,  Vincent  S.     195 
Disenhouse,   Harvey  A.     278,491 
Dissinger,   Edward     359,365 
Ditch,  Vicki  L.     244,492 
Divin,   Rolland   G.     272,492 
Diviney,   Ernest  M.     492 
Dixon,   Madelyn  C.     66,196,256,492 
Dixon,   Margaret  A.     220,225,323,492 
Dixon,  Walter  T.     209 
Dobbels,   Frances   M.     213,316,378,492 
Dobbins,  James  R.     183,336,378,492 
Dobbins,   Mary   M.     316,492  _ 
Dobson,   Leona  S.     182 
Dobson,   Melinda   L.     190,327,492 
Dobson,    Robert  C.     161,191,271,492 
Dodd,  JoAnn  C.     75,254,417 
Dodd's     628 

Dodds,   Deloss     385,387,391 
Dodds,   Sondra  S.     417 
Dodge,  Alvena   L.     258,492 
Dodge,   Donna   A.      146,211,220,242,417 
Dodge,    Rae   M.     608 
Dodge,  Theodore  O.     89 
Doebele,   Gerald   U.     147,223,417 
Doebele's   IGA   Foodliner     615 
Dohrman,   Paulette  S.     316,492 
Dohrman,  Yvonne   L.     492 
Dold,   Brenda   E.     254,492 
Dolen,   Nancy   E.     316,492 
Dolly's  K-Lunch     628 
Domer,   Karen   Y.     181 
Domer,   Robin    R.     179 
Donahy,  Jerry   F.     62,166,223 
Don  and  Jerry  Clothiers     624 
Dondlinger,    Patrick     298,492 
Donovan,   Gerald   M.     189,206,346,492 
Doran,  James  V.     302,492    ' 
Dorian,   Robert   H.     417 
Dormitories     310-351 
Dossett,   William   R.     288,492 
Dougherty,  Janice  A.     206,252,316,492 
Dougherty,   Thomas  N.     296,492 
Doughty,   Leon   D.     417 
Douglas,   Louis  H.     89 
Douglas,   Nancy  L.     327,492 
Douglas,   Steven   L.     282,492 
Douglass,   LaDonna   L.     168,244,316,492 
Douthett,    Roger  L.     492 
Douthit,   Frank   R.     189,208,222,284,492 
Dow,    Benjamin   B.     179 
Dowlin,   David   L.     215,417 
Dowling,   Mary   M.     417 
Dowling,  Paul   L.  Jr.     608 
Downs,   Stanley  R.     276,492 
Doyle,   Edward  T.     180,492 
Doyle,   Patrick  T.     492 
Dragsdorf,   R.   Dean     97 
Dragush,   Marilyn   L.     242,316,492 
Draheim,   Steven  C.     207 
Drake,  Patricia  J.     184,206,327,492 
Drake,    Patti   E.     246,316,492 
Drapel,  Trudy  C.     236,311,492 
Draper,  Gary  G.     492 
Drees,  Thomas  J.     223,292,492 


lo.i 


Dreier,  Wayne  T.     346,492 

Dresher,  Jean     181 

Dresher,   Larry  K.     129,179 

Dressier,   Donald  G.     190,229,417 

Dreyer,   Kenneth   E.     346,493 

Driskill,  John   D.     172 

Driver,   Raymond  S.     359 

Droge    Douglas  A.     62,339,493 

Droge,  JoAnn   L.     205,213,417 

Drost,  Gary  C.     346,493 

Drumm,   Dennis  A.     105,292,493 

Dryer,   Martha   L.     244,493 

Dubrouillet,   Margaret     328,493 

Duckwall's    622 

Dudding,   Kay  A.     316,493 

Dudley,   Pamela  J.     213.229,242,493 

Duenkel,   Robert  T.     350,376,377,493 

Duesing,  Joyce  A.     191 

Duethman,  Charles  W.     223,306,493 

Duff,   Craig   G.     493 

Duff,   Darlene   R.     493 

Duff,   David   W.     493 

Duffendack,  John   P.     302,493 

Dufva,   Diane     608 

Duggan,  Joan   L.     323,493 

Dugger,   Donald   L.     158 

Dugout     614 

Duguid,  George  W.     346,493 

Dukelow,  Gordon   H.     278,493 

Dukelow,   Nancy  J.     238,493 

Dumford,   Michael   D.     282,377,493 

Dumiak,   Michael  J.     287,417 

Dumler,   Patricia   A.      145,148,221,332,493 

Dunagan,   Mrs.  W.   P.     276 

Dunbar,  Charles  D.     167,189,350,493 

Dunbar,   George  W.     180 

Dunbar,  Jennifer  G.     316,493 

Dunbar,   Stephen  A.     183,229 

Duncan,  Carolyn   L     316,493., 

Duncan,   David  W.     302,417 

Duncan,   Franklin   D.      174,229,304,417 

Duncan,  Janice   E.     332,493 

Duncan,  Jerry   R.     151,159 

Duncan,   Mrs.   Martha     286 

Duncan,   Michael   S.     359 

Dunham,  Jack  S.     179 

Dunham,    Marjorie    H.      181 

Duni,  William   R.     292,417 

Dunn,  Jeanne   K.     221,316,493 

Dunn,  Judith   A.     140,145,212,240,493 

Dunn,   Martha   L.     178,417 

Dunstan,   Edwin    R.     300,493 

Dupre,   Durward   D.     287,493 

Durbin,   Harriet  E.     417 

Durham,   Nancy  L.     195,254,493 

Durling,  John  C.     150,178,417 

Durst,   Larry  G.     493 

Durst,   Marcella   M.     192 

Dussair,   David      171,418 

Duston,   Arlene  S.     418 

Duston,   Douglas  J.     202,307,493 

Duston,  James  C.     153,162,199,418 

Dutton,   Peter  A.     288,493 

Dutton,  William   W.     339,385,391,493 

Dwyer,  Trisha  J.     311,493 

Dybwad,   Gay  L.     219,221 

Dyck,   Marvella   R.     250,418 

Dye,    Donna  J.     316,493 

Dye,  Joseph   W.     62 

Dyer,   Peter  M.     169 

Dyer,  Sally  C.     323,493 

Dyer,  William   K.     183,339,494 

Dyke,   Nancy  K.     140,242,494 


Eager,    Richard   B.     346,494 

Eagles,  Thomas  W.     45,121,133,159,162, 

418 
Easter,   Ronald   L.     149,339,494 
Eaton,  George   R.     89 
Eaton,   Lenette   E.     197,316,494 
Eaton,   Phillip   R.     418 
Eaton,   Rodney  C.      190,346,494 
Ebberts,  Orval   G.      108 
Eberhart,   Franklin   L.     183,189,418 
Eberhardt,   John     88 
Eberhart,   Keith   L.     266,494 
Eberle,  Janice   K.     494 
Ebersole,   Willard   G.     221 
Ebert,   Robert  A.     183,494 
Eby,  Charles  K.      121,162,304,418 
Eccleston,   Fransiska     332,494 
Eck,   Diane   L.     494 
Eckardt,   Kenneth   A.     346,494 
Eckel,   Gene   E.     176 
Eckert,   Karen  J.     254,494 
Eckhardt,   Kenneth   A.     365 
Edberg,  Carole   D.     316,494 
Eddie's   Beauty  Salon     612 
Eddy,   Burton  A.     210 
Eddy,  Gail   L.     316,494 
Eddy,   Mollye  A.     248,328,494 
Eddy,  Thomas  A.     193 
Eddy,  Thomas  D.     346,494 
Edelman,   Lyle   F.     167,346  494 
Edens,   Linda   F.     316,494 
Edgar,   Sharon     254,494 
Ediger,    Robert   I.     221 
Edminster,  James  H.     339,494 
Edmonds,  Jan   D.     332,494 
Edmonds,  Jeannette  G.     328,494 
Edmonds,   Leslie  S.     316,494 
Edmonds,   Patricia  J.      194,323,494 
Edmondson,  Ted   D.      189,494 
Edvy,   Peggy  M.     418 
Edwards,  Annette   K.     608 
Edwards,  John   F.     418 
Edwards,   Keith   H.     494 
Edwards,  Thornton  A.     89 


Edwards,  William  C.     178,418 

Edwards,  Winston  J.     197,494 

Edwardson     William    D.     229,272,494 

Egan,  Teresa  J.     328,494 

Eger,  John  J.     336,494 

Eggert,    Rodney   D.     494 

Eggleston,   Cora  J.     159,197,258,494 

Ehrlich,    Dorothy  A.     316,494 

Ehrlich,   Douglas  M.     350,494 

Ehrlich,   Karen   K.     311,494 

Ehrlich,   Larry  D.     133,166,266,495 

Eib,   Ned  E.     150.179 

Eichem,    Robert  W.     495 

Eicher,  Jonathan  W.     264,495 

Eichor,   Ricky  J.     287,418 

Eilian,   Cyrus     205,495 

Eirich,   Francis  E.     339,495 

Eisele,  William    D.     284,495 

Eisenbarth,   Francis     223,292,495 

Eisenbarth,   Harold   M.     173 

Eisenbrandt,   Carolyn      181,212 

Eisenbrandt,   David   L.      180 

Eisenhour,   Douglas   E.     62,64,109,282,495 

Eisler,   Marion   K.     339,495 

Eitmann,   Emily  A.     213,236,328,495 

Eitzman,   Willard   L.     495 

Ekis,   Gunter,     381,418 

Eklund,    Darrel    L.     608 

Elder,    Larry   E.     375,495 

Elias,    Luis  A.     193 

Elizinqa,   Richard  J.     193 

Elliot,   Allan  W.     208,346,495 

Elliott,  Carolyn   K.     254,495 

Elliott,  James   D.     292,495 

Elliott,  James  P.     495 

Elliott,   Lloyd   R.     346,496 

Elliott,    Robert  B.     496 

Elliott,  Susan  T.     316,496 

Elliott,  William  T.     302,496 

Ellis,   Byron   E.      163 

Ellis,   Hazen  J.     288,496 

Ellis,    Roscoe     89 

Ellis,  William   D.     339,496 

Ellithorpe,  Jack  E.     302,400,496 

Ellsaesser,  Jerrilyn     323,496 

Elson,  James  M.     298,496 

Elsweiler,   Sharon  A.      168,212,232,240,496 

Eltiste,   Melvin   L.     418 

Ely,   Karolyn    K.     608 

Emch,   Bill   D.     150,418 

Emel,  Charles  D.     264,496 

Emel,   Karlyn   K.      140,311,496 

Emerson,   Penny   R.      146,153,212,418 

Emery,    Donald   K.      149,166 

Emery,  Jean   E.     181 

Emery,  Johnny  J.      180 

Emig,  Calvin   L.     302,496 

Emig,  Danny   R.     165,496 

Emig,   Larry  W.     121,175,271,418 

Emrich,   Patricia  A.     238,496 

Endorf,   Diana   L.     212,240,316,496 

Engel,   Charles  W.     280.496 

Engelken,   Ronald  A.     180,292,496 

Engineering   Open   House     44-45 

Engle,    Bruce    K.     418 

Engle,  Harold   D.  Jr.      133,150,165,284, 

418 
Engle,   Pamela   S.     36,37,188,254,496 
Engler,  Cady   R.     271,496 
Engler,  Jerry  W.     206,307,496 
Englisby,   Denis  C.     61,418 
Englisby,  John   M.     62 
Engstrom,    Kathleen   A.      145,256,496 
Enos,   Newell   M.     346,496 
Enrollment     18-19 
Ensz,    Katherine     201,418 
Ensz,    Ronald   D.     496 
Entertainers     48-49 
Entomology  Club     193 
Eplee,   Harvey  C.     296,496 
Epley,   Larry  C.      166,187,496 
Eppard,   Ellen   E.     309,316,496 
Epstein,    B.     64 
Erbes,   Lawrence   E.     608 
Erbes,  Lucinda   R.     323,418 
Ericksen,   Deborah   F.     179 
Erickson,    Frederick     339,376,377,496 
Erickson,  Glennis  A.     323,496 
Erickson,  Janet  K.     316,496 
Erickson,   Michael   C.     39,496 
Erickson,   Michael  J.     496 
Erickson,   Peggy  J.     63,225,418 
Ericson,  Carla  S.      159,258,496 
Ericson,   Galen   E.     282,496 
Ericson,   Lance   R.     339,496 
Erkenbrack,   Brenda  S.     206 
Erkenbrack,  Dennis   L.      157,381,382 
Erl,   Delila   K.     222,311,496 
Ermey,   Michael   S.     208,288,497 
Ervin,   Patrick   F.     174,229,497 
Esau,   Dale   E.     264,497 
Esau,   Mary   L.     66,147,219,224.258,418 
Eschmann,  William   C.     339,497 
Eshbaugh,   Elbert  L.      193 
Eshelman,  Joe   K.     183,339,497 
Eshelman,  Jon   H.     346,497 
Eshelman,   Kenneth   K.     62,302,497 
Eshelman,   Roger  A.     497 
Eslinger,   Sue  A.      152,173,224,242,419 
Esping,   Wayne   E.     346,497 
Essmiller,   Donald   M.      157,186,196  497 
Estes,   Mrs.  Ada     288 
Estes,  Charles  M.     346,497 
Eta   Kappa   Nu     153 


Ethridge,   Ga 

e  E 

339,497 

Etling,   Arlen 

W. 

79,150,166,1 

229,284,419 

Etling,   Sheryl 

B. 

195,316,497 

Eubank,    Keith 

H. 

179 

Eubank,  Gail 

E. 

181 

Euler,   Robert 

W. 

169,497 

Eustace,   Burt 

E. 

215 

Evans,   Charles  E.     346,497 

Evans,  Gerald  T.     202,307,497 

Evans,    Ike     380 

Evans,    Ivor  J.     381 

Evans,   John    R.      183,194,267,419 

Evans,  Jolene     213,244,497 

Evans,   Larry   M.     175 

Evans,   Mary  C.     204,213,225,311,497 

Evans,   Nancy  A.     332,497 

Evans,   Nancy  L.     187,242,497 

Evans,   Patricia   A.     223,246,497 

Evans,    Ray   R.     88 

Evans,   Richard  W.     149,346,497 

Evans,   Robert   D.     189,497 

Evans,   Steven   M.     282,419 

Evans,  Theodore  T.     150,178,419 

Evans,  Thomas  M.      107 

Everett,    Bart     72 

Everett,   Cecil   V.      178 

Everett,   Erwin   L.     346,497 

Everett,   Kenneth   D.     175,306,497 

Everett,   Paula  J.     217 

Everett,  William   W.     339,497 

Everhart,   Eldon   R.     497 

Evers,  Janice  M.     316.497 

Evers,    Richard   L.     497 

Eversmeyer,   Merle  G.      150,214,225,419 

Ewert,   Henry   R.     180 

Ewert,   Mary  A.     181,192 

Ewert,  Wayne  L.     497 

Ewing,   Margaret  A.     66.252,316,419,497 

Ewinq,   Martha   E.      184,206,323 

Exley,  Jonell     217,311,497 

Eye,   Mary   E.     168,328,497 

Eyerly,  Joyce   M.     309,311,497 

Eyestone,   Carolyn  S.     254,497 


Fabert,  Jerry  A.     306.497 

Fabrizius,  John   D.     166,498 

Faculty  Senate     89 

Faddis,  Janet  K.     238,498 

Fagan,  John  S.     280,498 

Fagen,  Arlyn   R.     282,498 

Fager,  Glenn  A.     346,498 

Fagerberg,    Richard   E.     61,147,271,419 

Fail,   Charles   R.      176,278,498 

Failor,   Sue  A.     316,498 

Fair,   Arlene  S.     62,168,201,316,498 

Fair,  Carolyn   K.     170,316,498 

Fair,  Jean   M.     212,224.250,419 

Fair,   Nancy   E.     144,151,155,211,246,498 

Fairbank,   Sharon      151,256,498 

Fairbanks,    David    F.     176,304,498 

Fairbanks,   Gustave   E.     89 

Fairchild,   Gary  J.     199,419 

Fairchild,   Kerry   L.     280,498 

Falconer,   Beverly  J.     151.153,242,419 

Falk,    Karen   A.      125,173,200,205,323,498 

Fallon,   Donald  J.     221 

Family  and  Child   Development 

Club     194 
Fangman,  James   R.     498 
Fankhauser,   Daniel   E.     296,498 
Fankhauser,   Dean   P.     180,498 
Fankhauser,    Robyn    L.      181,212,498 
Fanning,   Phillip  R.     498 
Fanson,    Ralph    L.     152,175,210,419 
Fapp,    Ross   L.     282,498 
Farabi,   Steven   B.     274,498 
Farabi,   Terry  B.     229,274,419 
Farha,  Susan   K.      163,236,419 
Farhy,  John   C.     180 
Farhy,  Judy  C.     181 
Farler,  John     360 
Farm   Bureau   Insurance     617 
Farmer,   Brenda   K.     332,498 
Farmer,   Charles  J.     73,163,283,381,419 
Farmer,  Gail   M.     223,328,498 
Farmer,   Gordon   L.      189,336,498 
Farmer,  Jeri   L.     194,316  498 
Farmer,   Michael  J.     202,307,378,498 
FarmHouse     284-285 
Farney,   Kathleen   M.     191,207,419 
Farney,   Kay  E.     498 
Farnsworth,    Michael     302,498 
Farnsworth,  Terry  C.     208 
Farr,    Marvin  J.      179 
Farrar,  James  M.     498 
Farrar,  Joe   E.     61,64,67 
Farrar,  William   F.     272,498 
Farrell,   Francis  D.     89 
Farris,   Barbara  J.     203 
Farris,    Karl      146 
Farvow,    William   W.     391 
Fasse,   Harvey   D.     166,419 
Fasse,   Nancy  J.     154,167,608 
Fatzer,  John   R.     296,498 
Faulconer,   Pamela  J.     192 
Faulconer,  Wayne  C.     67,498 
Fausett,   Larry   L.     498 
Faw,    Richard   E.     162 
Fayinka,   Folorunso  A.      165,209,224,498 
Feagins,   Craig  S.     498 
Fearing,  Julia   I.     323,498 
Fearing,   Sherry  J.     311,499 
Featherston,    Norman      174,419 
Features,   Section     1-81 
Fechner,    Marlyce  V.     499 
Fedde,   Marion   R.     207 
Fedosky,  Allan   L.     61,224,377,499 
Fedosky,   Edward  J.     376,377 
Feeny,  Judith   I.     316,499 
Feist,   Samuel   J.     307,499 
Felbush,   Nina   M.     206,499 
Feldkamp,   Ronald   E.     172,499 
Feldkamp,  Thomas  A.     61,64,67,499 
Fellers,  Steven  G.     346,499 
Fellman,  Charles  H.     223,339,499 


Felton,    Ray  W.     499 

Felzien,  Joyce   E.     247 

Fent,  Lee  S.   II     419 

Fenton,   Bill     363 

Fenton,   Frank   R.     499 

Fenton,   Ladean  J.     608 

Ferell,    Mary   K.      192 

Ferguson,   Donald   R.     133,143,146,162, 

174,284,419 
Ferguson,  James  J.     346,499 
Ferguson,  John   H.     385 
Ferguson,   Patricia  A.     236,499 
Ferguson,   Roy  T.     223,292,499 
Ferrell,  Charlotte  A.     145,205,323,499 
Ferrell,   Max  A.     199,419 
Fey,  Tom  E.     183,499 
Fiala,  Joleen  A.     499 
Ficke,   Stephen  W.     62,300,499 
Fickel,   Daniel  A.     223 
Fickel,  Jerry   B.     208,223,292,499 
Ficken,   Donald   D.     159,177,274,419 
Field,   Ronald   E.     233,276,499 
Fielding,  William  O.     499 
Fields,   Loyd  A.     336,499 
Fields,  Timothy  J.     71,200,217,499 
Fields,  William  J.     217,346,375,499 
Figueroa,   Miguel   A.      191,202,351,499 
Filbert,   Barbara   K.     173,252,499 
Filbert,   Gail   W.     252,499 
Filinger,  Cynthia  A.     316,499 
Filinger,  George  A.      198,200 
Finch,   Eilene   L.     170,316,499 
Finch,   Mary  A.     419 
Finch,  Walter  S.     419 
Fink,   Rebecca  J.     244,499 
Finlay,   Gerald  L.     199,419 
Finley,   Lowell    R.     62 
Finley,   Ronald  J.     339,499 
Finnerty,  William  J.     499 
Finney,  Cynthia   L.     151,254,499 
Finney,  James  L.      159,162,177,419 
Finney,    Karl     392 
Finney,    Roger  B.     306,499 
Finocchio,   Ernest  J.     296,419 
Firling,   Paul    R.     195,420 
Firling,    Ruthann     217,219,328,499 
First   National   Bank     614 
Fischer,   Emil      105 
Fischer,    Larry     391 
Fischer,   Lawrence  G.     500 
Fischer,   Loren   D.     500 
Fischer,  William   R.     62,65 
Fiser,   Beverly  K.     192 
Fiser,  Sara   M.     256,500 
Fish,   Larry  W.     339,500 
Fish,    Richard   D.     209 
Fisher,  Carol  J.     229,246,420 
Fisher,  Jay  S.     306,500 
Fisher,   Karolynn  A.     328,500 
Fisher,  Walter   D.     89 
Fitch,   Gretl      196,420 
Fittell,  John   H.     500 
Fitzgerald,    Becky     76 
Fitzgerald,  John  J.     172,304,420 
Fitzgerald,  Terrell   A.     177,420 
Fitzwater,  James  W.     175,500 
Fix,    Robert  A.     346,500 
Fix,   Roger  S.     180,207 
Flack,   Brian   M.     500 
Flack,   Robert  D.     339,500 
Flaharty,  Calvin   L.     214,346,420 
Flannery,  John   M.     77,151,172,287,500 
Flannigan,  Thomas  W.     78 
Fleischmann,   Beth    K.     242,500 
Fleming,   Barbara  J.     246,500 
Fleming,  Cynthia   K.     213,223,328,500 
Fleming,   Donald   D.     177,420 
Fletcher,   Brenda  W.     500 
Fletcher,   Phillip   D.     292,500 
Fletcher,  Sherrill  J.     213,323,500 
Flett,  Judy  A.     168,316,500 
Flett,  Susan   K.     254,419 
Flinner,    Monica     64,500 
Flipse,   Bonnie   R.     167,192 
Flipse,    Bruce   R.      166 
Floerke,  William  A.     385,386 
Floersch,    Richard   H.     300,500 
Florence,  Susan  A.     244,501 
Flottman,   Ellen   L.     608 
Flournoy,  John   P.     302,501 
Floyd,   Lon   K.     157,280,385,501 
Fly,   Martha   M.     64,115,144,148,211,248, 

501 
Flying   Club     194 
Flynn,   Linda  K.     316,501 
Foggs,  JoAnne   L.     309,328,420 
Fogo,  Glenn  C.     501 
Foland,  Carolyn  G.     420 
Poland,  Connie  J.     501 
Folck,   Phillip  S.     300,346,501 
Folkerts,  James  D.     202,272,420 
Foltz,   Bruce  V.     298,339,501 
Foltz,    Mary   K.     238,316,501 
Foltz,  William   C.     501 
Folwell,   Patric  J.    78,346,501 
Foo,  Che-Fuk     420 
Football     358-365 
Ford,    Betty   D.     501 
Ford,   Ruth   M.     316,501 
Ford,   Shirley  A.     204,212,501 
Ford,  Virginia   S.     224,420 
Foreman,  Billy  J.     174,501 
Forensic   Union     195 
Forkenbrock,    Ronald      155,276,501 
Forsberg,   Roger  E.     191,339,501 
Forshee,  James  C.     183 
Forsythe,   Stephen  W.     215,501 
Fortun,   Pamela   K.     236,501 
Fosmire,    Luella  J.     242,501 
Foss,   Michael   H.     77 
Foster,  Gayle   K.     195,246,316,501 
Foster,  Gregory  C.     501 


i,;  I 


Foster  Lumber  Co.     621 

Foster,   Ruth     76 
Foster,  Thomas  E.     501 
Fountaine,  James  H.     209,50 
Fowler,   Beverly  S.     323,501 
Fowler,   Mary  K.     224 
Fowler,    Robert  W.     501 
Fowles,   Bryce  A.     336,501 
Fox,   Howard   D.     209 
Fox,  James  W.     272,501 
Fox,  Joan   M.     316,501 
Fox,   Melvin   G.      180 
Fox,   Robert  L.     175,501 
Frack,  Stephen   R.     179 
Fraction,   Roy  W. 
Frame,   Russell  W. 
Francis,  Carole  J . 
Francis,  Eugene   N 
Francis,   Gary  D. 
Francis,  Janet   M. 
Francis,  Joyce  L. 
Francis,    Kenneth    L 


373 
288,501 

246,420 
208,339,501 

66,501 

33,144,146,254,420 

151,229,254,501 
112,147,339,420 
Francis,   Mary  K.     213,238,501 
Francis,  Sandra  J.     213,311,502 
Francisco,   Betty  J.      194,213,316,420 
Frank,  Clyde   W.     158 
Frank,  Janice   L.     316,502 
Frank,   Larry   D.     502 
Franklin,   Lee   E.     61,77,502 
Franz,   David    R.     208,221,502 
Fraser,   Sheryl  J.     238,502 
Frashier,  Judith   A.     332,502 
Fraternities     262-305 
Frazee,   Elizabeth  A.     420 
Frazee,  Garry  L.     167,187,189,339,502 
Frazee,    Larry   D.      167,420 
Frazier,  Carol   L.     67,332,502 
Frazier,  John  C.     394 
Frederick,   Leonard    R.     276,502 
Fredrickson,  Janice     204,502 
Fredrickson,  Joline      189,311,502 
Freed,  Janivar     328,502 
Freelain,   Sandra   E.     207 
Freeland,   David   E.     339,502 
Freeman,  Joe   D.     502 
Freeman,  Joyce   I.     197,212,420 
French   Club     196 
French,  Janet  L,     244,420 
Frerichs,   David  G.     351,377,502 
Frey,  John  S.     163,171,420 
Frey,   Lawrence   N.     199 
Frey,   Russell  A.     128,129 
Frick,    Edwin   J.     89 
Frick,   Galen  G.     340,367,371,502 
Frickey,   Michele   D.      168,252,502 
Frickey,  Steven   L.     62,300,502 
Friedmann,    Eugene      107 
Friedrichs,   Nelda  J.     502 
Friesen,   Bernard   A.     129,150,178 
Friesen,   Phyllis  M.     181 
Friesen,    Roy     143,178,420 
Friesen,   Walter     95,133,229 
Frieze,  H.  Jess     351,502 
Frikken,   Donald   R.     62,151,300,502 
Friley,  John   R.     146,159,340,502 
Frisbie,   Kurt  M.     502 
Frisbie,   Robert  L.     209,502 
Frith,  Thomas    95 
Fritts,   Diana   L.     502 
Fritz,  June   F.     316,502 
Fritz,   Linda   R.     27,211,242,420 
Fritz,   Mary  J.     240,502 


Fritzson, 

Harlyn   A 

.     502 

Froelich 

,   Glen   W. 

190,502 

Froelich 

Sandra   K 

.     242,502 

Froelich 

,   Sharon   L 

.     502 

Frog   CI 

ub     195 

Frohn,  J 

anice   E. 

217,328,502 

Fruetel, 

David   B. 

283,340,377,502 

Fruits,  Timothy  J. 

340,502 

Frusher, 

Larry  R. 

167 

Frusher, 

Steven  V. 

208,502 

Fry,  Carole  J.     74,144,146,156,163,244, 

420 
Fry,  John  A.     208,346,503 
Fry,    Larry  G.     503 
Fry,    Robert   B.     208,503 
Fry,  Shari   A.     213,316,503 
Fry,  Theron   E.     340,503 
Frye,    Robert  S.     146,170,420 
Fryer,   Holly  C.     107 
Fuelling,   Melvin   M.     183,503 
Fuhrken,   Steven   R.     346,503 
Fuhrman,  Stephen  A.     340,503 
Fuhrman,  William   H.     208 
Fujimura,   Keith   T.     155,340,503 
Fulghum,   David  A.     300,503 
Fulhage,  Charles  D.     202,307,503 
Fulkerson,  Janet  E.     254,328,503 
Fuller,   Robert  C.     346.503 
Fullington,   Susan   M.      168,254,503 
Funk,  John  W.     167 
Funk,   Larry  D.     150,151,166,503 
Funk,  Warren   K.     420 
Funston,   Mary   L.     168,316,503 
Furbeck,   Rebecca   S.     316,340,503 
Furbeck,   Richard   S.     198,503 
Furney,  Joyce   E.     168,248,503 
Furney,   Mary  V.     115,137 
Furney,  Mary  Z.     248,503 
Future  Farmers  of  America     186 
Fyler,   Kenneth   L.     340,503 


Gabel,   Lenora   K.     222,420 
Gabriel,   Donald   E.     359 
Gabrielson,   Ronald   L.     292,503 
Gadberry,   Marcia   L.      145,148,254,503 
Gaede,   Dennis  J.     158 


Gaede,  Diane  503 
Gagnon,  James  E.  346,503 
Gagnon,  Thomas  A.  292,503 
Galbraith,  Ann  C.  323,503 
Gallagher,  Patrick  J.  214 
Gallant,  Robert  J.  62,207 
Gallant,  William   P.     137,180,207,302, 

503 
Gallaway,   Roland   W.     503 
Galle,   Norman   R.     187 
Gallemore,   Pamela  S.     115,256,503 
Galloway,  John   H.     62,290,503 
Galloway,   Nancy  A.     252,316,503 
Gamba,  Jane   E.     201,287,328,503 
Gambiani,   Michael   L.     180,340,503 
Gamble,   Michael   L.     149,175,421,503 
Gamble,  Wiley  D.     608 
Gamble,   William   E.     276,400,421 
Gamma   Delta     217 
Gamma   Phi   Beta     248-249 
Gammon,   Ronald   L.     208,503 
Gangel,   Michael   A.     180,223,503 
Gans,  Anna   M.     316,504 
Garcia,  Carlos  M.     202,337,504 
Garcia,  Joseph    R.     504 
Gard,   Eileen   D.     254,504 
Gardner,  Carolyn   S.     317,504 
Gardner,   Douglas   D.      147,421 
Gardner,   Michael    L.     351,504 
Gardner,   Richard   L.     340,504 
Garland,   Susan   E.     145,252,504 
Garlett,  Jerry  W.     302,421 
Garlett,  Theresa   M.     237,311,504 
Garlett,   Victoria   L.     421 
Garlich,   Sandra  A.     236,421 
Garrelts,    Rex   E.     172,302,504 
Garren,    Bruce   K.     346,504 
Garrett,  Claudia  A.     168,213,256,328, 

504 
Garrett,  Gary  A.     184 
Garrett,   Gwen    I.     504 
Garrett,  Juanita   F.     608 
Garrett,  Shirley  A.     67,213,236,317,504 
Garrison,  Carla  J.     317,504 
Garrison,   Linda  S.     213,220,225,328,504 
Garten,   Danna   L.     332,504 
Garten,   Harold  J.     504 
Garton,   Stephen  C.     504 
Garton,  Susan  C.     504 
Garver,  James   L.     71,72,73,163,421 
Garwood,  Gary  J.     67,199,504 
Gasche,   Daniel  G.     346,504 
Gaskin,   Daniel   E.     367 
Gaston,   Carol  A.     65,137,254,504 
Gates,   Dell   E.      193 
Gates,  James  D.     165,504 
Gates,  John   R.     166,504 
Gates,   William  J.     306,504 
Gatza,   Daryl  W.     302,504 
Gatzoulis,   Bill   D.     504 
Gaughan,  Tracy  A.      184,209,328,504 
Gaul,   Linda   K.     311,504 
Gay,   Patricia   A.     332,504 
Gaymon,   Donald   L.     219,225 
Gaynier,   Kathryne   L.      144,211,254,504 
Gaynier,  Tahmerof   L.     25,33,144,254,504 
Gebhart,  Gary  C.     198 
Gegen,  Gary   R.      171,421 
Geil,   Larry   L.     267,608 
Geisinger,    Richard    L.     208,292,504 
Geller,   Edward   B.     218,504 
General  Organizations     164-215 
Generson,   Richard   M.     208,300,504 
Gent,   Wayne   D.     365 
Gentry,  Alwyn   H.     137,271,505 
Gentry,  James  W.     271,505 
Gentry,   Linda   D.     189,196,205,317,505 
Gentzler,   Ronald    P.     178,421 
George,    Deanna      190 
George,  John  A.     306,505 
George,    Richard   W.     190,505 
George,    Robert  E.     280,367,369,505,630 
George,   Sharon   K.     235,505 
George,  Sharon   M.     63,154,190,212,505 
Geraghty,   Bernard   K.     223 
Geraghty,  Joan   R.     222,252,505 
Gerard,   Russell   S.     208 
Gerber,   David  A.     292,421 
Gerber,  Vicki  A.     317,505 
Gerharter,  Judy   I.     208,317,505 
Geringer,  James   E.      121,133,141,143, 

304,378,394,421 
German  Club     196 
Gerritz,   E.   M.     18,91 
Gerritz,  George  A.     62,186,283,505 
Gerstberger,   Gerald     292,421 
Gerstenberger,   Allen     302,505 
Gerster,   Ronald  A.     280  421 
Gerstner,  John  J.     206,223,351,505 
Gettings,   Richard   L.     307,505 
Gettino,   Michael   A.     340,505 
Gettler,   William  C.     298  421 
Geyer,   Katherine     89,206,394 
Geyer,    Richard   D.     340,505 
Gfeller,  Cheryl   L.     311,505 
Gfeller,   Edward  S.     271,505 
Gfeller,  James  M.     292  505 
Gfeller,   Lana  J.     63,252,311,505 
Gfeller,  Lloyd   L.     346,505 
Ghahramani,    Iraj     205 
Gholkar,  Arunkumar  K.     191,198 
Giacomelli,   Robert  J.      171  505 
Gibbens,   Lee   E.     167,505 
Gibbons,  Gaylyn  C.     505 
Gibbs,   Marcia   L.     332,505 
Gibbs,  Paul   H.     505 
Gibeson,   Leslie   L.     505 
Gibson,   Anne     317,505 
Gibson,   Larry   R.      162 
Gibson,   Louvae   L.     201,213,246,505 
Gibson,   Michael   L.     290,505 
Gibson,   Sandra  J.     317,505 


Gieber,   Nicholas   R.     346,505 

Gier,   Dwayne   D.     505 

Giersch,   Ronnie  G.     421 

Gigstad,   Sharon  A.     213,250,421 

Gilbert,  Gary   L.     267,505 

Gilbert,    Robert  W.      187 

Gilchrist,    Ross  A.     73,140,421 

Gilkison,  Jacqueline     505 

Gill,   Piara  S.     158 

Gill,  Tara   S.     198,608 

Gillam,    Dwayne   D.     421 

Gillam,    Marilyn    K.     608 

Gillaspie,   Richard   L.     385 

Gillaspie,  Thomas   F.      157,187,208,506 

Gillen,   Thomas  S.     201,346,506 

Gillespie,   David  C.     177,225,421 

Gillespie,  Janice   K.     206,323,506 

Gillespie,   Kenneth   W.     199,506 

Gillgannon,   Patrick   M.     222,292,506 

Gillgannon,  Thomas  J.     292,421 

Gilliland,   Robert   L.     506 

Gilliland,   William  J.     189,421 

Gillmore,  Janice   M.     248,421 

Gillmore,  Jean  C.     248,421 

Gilmore,  Cheryl   S.     242,506 

Gilmore  Elizabeth    P.     188,317,506 

Gimbel,   Weldon   K.     421 

Gingrich,    Randolph   F.     89 

Girrens,   Harold    N.     264,506 

Gist,  John   D.     422 

Glace,  William   R.     375,506 

Glad,  Grant  E.     278,506 

Glaser,   Dennis  C.     506 

Glass,   Mary  A.     317,506 

Glatt,   Paul    E.     506 

Glazier,  Janice  A.     167,422 

Gleason,   Georgeanne     240,311,506 

Glenn,   Mary   E.     63,246,328,506 

Glenn,   William    R.     296,422 

Glines,  George  V.     215,506 

Glotzbach,   Carlo   R.     288,506 

Glover,  Kenneth   F.     337,506 

Glover,   Nancy  J.     252,506 

Gloyd,   Roger  S.      I  12,147,422 

Glunt,  Connie  J.     189,208,317,506 

Gnadt,   Ervin   F.     267,506 

Gnadt,    Nyla  J.     422 

Goble,   Arlene     181 

Goble,   Dallas  O.     39,180 

Goble,   Susan  J.     250,506 

Godfrey,  James   F.     340,506 

Goedecke,    Heike     232,244,311,506 

Goedel,   George   D.     422 

Goering,  James  L.     152 

Goering,  John    R.     153,162,199,221,422 

Goering,    Kathleen     221 

Goering,   Larry   E.      166,189,221,506 

Goering,   Virginia   L.     332,506 

Goertz,   Diana    K.     213,214,235,422 

Goetsch-lrvine   Motor  Co.     618 

Goetz,  JoAnn     75,76,328,506 

Goetze,  Jonathan    B.     208 

Goff,  James  H.     191 

Gold,   Paul   M.     218,340,506 

Golden,   Marsha   R.     323,506 

Goldsmith,  James  C.     292,506 

Golf    393 

Golitko,  Jeanette   M.     188,197,317,506 

Goll,  Cynthia  J.     244,311,506 

Gomer,  Jackie   L.     246,506 

Gomez,   Margaret  A.     197,317,506 

Gonzalez,  Cesar  Jr.      179 

Goodger,  Ardyce   E.     317,506 

Goodgion,   Marilyn  S.     237,507 

Gooding,   Linda   R.     311,507 

Goodman,  Allan   P.     162 

Goodnow,  Gary   R.     340,507 

Goodnow   Hall     338-343 

Goodrich,  Janice     62,242,507 

Goodsel,  Arthur  J.     170,422 

Goodwin,   Larry  S.     287,507 

Goodyear,  Sally  A.     317,507 

Goold,   Susan   K.     62,65,240,507 

Goossen,   Emray   R.     340,507 

Gorden,  Gary   E.     507 

Gordon,  Charles   E.      155,346,507 

Gordon,   Deane  T.     346,507 

Gordon,  Glenn   L.     422 

Gordon,   Helen   L.     242,507 

Gordon,  James  D.     199,422 

Gordon,  John  A.     223,292,507 

Gordon,   Marjorie   L.     246,507 

Gordon,   Richard    R.      155,210,422 

Goreham,   Kenneth   C.     302,507 

Goreham,   Mildred  A.     233,248,328,507 

Gorman,   Karen   E.     187 

Gorrell,   Dwight  G.     346,507 

Gorti,   Narasimham  V.     198 

Gosch,  Jay  W.     507 

Goss,   Phil  S.     233,300,507 

Gossen,  Thomas   R.     163,171,378 

Gothard,  Arch  G.   Ill     274,422 

Gotner,    Felix  J.     340,391,507 

Gottlob,   Charlotte  A.     167,422 

Gottlob,    Darrell    D.     166 

Gottlob,   Glenn    R.     166 

Gould,    Leonard    K.     217 

Gowdy,    Kenneth      I  19 

Goyne,    Richard    M.     359 

Graber,   Gary   D.     608 

Graber,  Janice   K.     196,332,507 

Graber,    Ronald   D.     176,422 

Graber,    Ronald   K.     191,422 

Grace   Baptist  Student  Fellowship     218 

Gracey,    Sherril   A.      168,317,507 

Graduate  School     96-97 

Graduate   Student   Section     607-610 

Graduation     22 

Grafel,  John    R.     307,507 

Graham,    Billy   I.     507 

Graham,   Carolyn    K.     125,242,507 

Graham,   Dennis  W.     208 


Graham,   Eric   K.     346,507 
Graham,    Gwendolyn    F.      156 
Graham,  James  J.     298,393,507 
Graham,  John   M.     287,422 
Graham,  John    R.     298,393,507 
Graham,  Judith   M.     156,161,220,225, 

317,422 
Graham,   Teresa   K.     189,258,507 
Grammer,   Sally  A.     332,507 
Granados,    Reynaud   G.     193 
Grandison,   Gregory   E.     155,507 
Graner,    Richard    E.     214,400,422 
Granger,    Mabel     304 
Granger,   Nathan   D.     162,173,422 
Granger,   Sharon  A.     328,507 
Granquist,  Joyce   M.     213,242,423 
Grant,    Kathryn   E.     507 
Grant,   Linda   M.     309,317,507 
Grant,   Patricia   L.     323,507 
Grau,   Steven    L.     307,507 
Grauerholz,   Donald    D.     166,284,508 
Grauerholz,    Elmer   D.     166 
Graves,  Charles   D.     508 
Graves,  Jon   T.     280,423 
Graves,    Robert   E.     73,200,271,508 
Gravino,   Sharon   K.     254,508 
Gray,  Eddie  J.     186,300,508 
Gray,  James   L.      146,174,190,215,224,423 
Gray,  James  W.     508 
Gray,    Robert  J.     351,508 
Graybeal,    Ronald    D.     508 
Greathouse,   Gerald   A.     183,340,508 
Grechus,  James  W.     359,360 
Grecian,   Stanley  W.     284,423 
Green,    Barbara  J.     323,508 
Green,   Barbara    R.     327,423 
Green,  Janice   I.     192 
Green,  John   R.     280,508 
Green,   Kenneth   R.     508 
Green,   Lee   R.     508 
Green,   Lenore   D.     213,423 
Green,   Marilyn   K.     317,508 
Green,   Marsha   L.     137,250,317,508 
Green,    Richard   C.     280,508 
Green,   Sonia  J.     125,144,159,207,248,508 
Green,  Thayne   C.     149,508 
Green,  Treasha   L.     201,212,323,508 
Green,  Virginia    R.     125,140,187,201, 

252,508 
Greenall,  Cheryl  A.     168,328,508 
Greene,  Corinne   D.     238,508 
Greene,   Dennis  W.     346,508 
Greene,   Larry   E.     61,162,264,508 
Greene,    Marsha   K.     137,160,248,423 
Greene,  Thomas  E.     276,423 
Greenfield,    Robert     508 
Greenwood,  Janice   G.     252,508 
Greenwood,   Joseph    F.     508 
Greer,   Caroline  J.     206,250,423 
Greer,   Charlie     361 
Gregory,  James   F.     292,423 
Greig,  James  K.     197 
Greiner,  Jon   R.     174,346,508 
Greis,    Barry  W.     171,346,508 
Gresham,    Richard   D.     508 
Greve,   William    B.     340,359,508 
Grey,   Nancy  C.     250,423 
Grider,   Mary  E.     317,508 
Grieshaber,   Alice  A.     423 
Grieshaber,   Thomas  C.     508 
Griffee,    Pamela    K.     211,254,-508 
Griffee,   Susan    L.     254,508 
Griffin,  Jean  A.     423 
Griffin,    Robert  S.     423 
Griffin,    Roger  A.     508 
Griffith,  Janet   K.     212,240,509 
Griffith,   Margaret  A.     213,229,240,509 
Griffith,   Warren   D.     290,509 
Griffiths,    David   W.     337,509 
Griff's   Burger   Bar     619 
Grigg,   Kenton    M.     62,233,292,509 
Groceman,   Patricia    L.     312,509 
Groene,  Janell   K.     222,312,509 
Groene,  Janet  K.     62,140,222,312,509 
Groesbeck,   Douglas  G.     72,190 
Grogger,   Margaret   K.     222,232,237,509 
Groner,  Jean   M.     223,328,509 
Gross,    Dave    R.     509 
Gross,   Donald   P.     509 
Gross,    Eugene   L.     183,189,423 
Gross,   Linda   S.     317,509 
Gross,  Virgil  J.     289,509 
Gross,   William    R.     183,340,509 
Grossardt,   Darrel    L.     276,509 
Grossardt,  James  P.     209     ■ 
Grosz,   Marlin    R.     180,509 
Grote,   Rolland   P.     171,346,509 
Groth,   Wayne  C.     172 
Grover,   Charles   P.     340,509 
Groves,    Patricia   L.     220,225,509 
Groves,    Phillip   B.     298,510 
Groyon,   Helen   D.     196,212,240,423 
Grubb,   Stephen    L.     423 
Gruen,    Ronald   E.     510 
Grumbein,    Ralph   E.     302,510 
Grumbein,  Sondra   L.     208,324,510 
Grummert,    Mark  A.     510 
Grund,   Uwe     340,510 
Gubing,   William    F.     173 
Gudenkauf,    Kenneth     510 
Guenther,    Kathleen   A.     217,332,510 
Guesnier,   Gary   F.     233,292,510 
Guetzko,   Carolyn   S.     237,328,510 
Gugler,    Dianne   K.     255,510 
Gugler,    Leuita    M.     214,510 
Gugler,   Lyle   H.     423 
Guhn,   Norma    K.     221,332,510 
Guinn,   Pamella  J.     510 
Guisinger,  Allen  W.     287,423 
Gul,  Suheyla     193 
Gulley,   Stephen  A.     346,510 
Gump,   Marilynn      140,244,317,510 


Robert  J. 
Roland  M. 
ithridge,  Willian 
thrie,  Keith  E. 
thrie.  Philip  L. 
Richard    B 


180,510 
385 

i  W.     367,393 
173 

274,510 
.     287,510 


itririei  Stephen  L.     61,203,276,510 

>ry    John  A.     346,510 

James  M.     274,510 
.,    Jeanne  A.     194,232,244,328,510 
izi'e,  Tad  W.     196 
'm  nasties     378-379 


H 


Haag,  James  M.     175,423 

Haas,  John  A.     195,218,219,510 

Haas,  Thomas   H.     73 

Haberbosch,    Kathleen     63,252,423 

Habiger,   Linda  Z.     206,222,312,510 

Habiger     Marguerite     62,168,197,222, 
332,510 

Hackbart,   Maxine   M.     327 

Hackbart,   Merlin   M.     154 

Hacker,   Max  L.     180 

Hackett,  Julie  A.     240,317,510 

Haden,   Gary  L.     283,423 

Hadley,   Sharon   K.     206 

Hadorn,   Allen    D.     346,510 

Hadorn,   Leslie   D.     351,510 

Hadsall,    Ronald   D.     229,510 

Hadsell,   Gary   N.     280,423 

Haeker,   Darrell    L.     179 

Haeker,   Linda   L.     181 

Hagan,   Thomas   R.     298,510 

Hagedorn,   Donna   K.     312,510 

Hageman,    Nancy  C.     324,510  fc 

Hagerman,    Rebecca   L.     317,510 

Hagerman,    Richard   D.     510 

Hagerman,    Ronald    N.     272,510 

Hagerman,   Sandra   S.     317,511 

Haggard,    Patricia  G.     256,511 

Haggard,  Terry  M.     78,186 

Hahn,  Jerry   L.     183,187,423 

Hahn,   Mack  W.     306,511 

Hahn,  Neil  E.     511 

Hahn,   Randy   K.     284,511 

Hailey,    Robert   L.     359 

Haines,   George   E.     423 

Haines,  Jacquelyn    H.     255,424 

Hajda,  Joseph     90 

Hakimian,   Behrouz     171 

Halbleib,  Chester  W.     340,511 

Hale,    Barbara  A.     332,511 

Hale,    Bernadine   L.     174,258,424 

Hale,   Karen   S.     317,511 

Hales,   William   S.      180 

Halgren,   Lee  A.     193 

Halim,  Abdul   H.     200 

Hall,  Clement  H.     88 

Hall,   Constance   L.     145,168,195,206, 
213,256,511 

Hall,    David   C.     184,511 

Hall,   David  C.     208,306,511 

Hall,  Joan   D.     168,256,511 

Hall,  John   K.     223,292,511 

Hall,   Lanny   R.     62,337,511 

Hall,   Lou   H.     158 

Hall,   Marilyn   L.     65,244,511 

Hall,  Michael   R.     283,511 

Hall,   Patricia  A.     312,511 

Hall,   Steven   W.     149,511 

Hallauer,  Joan   E.     213,312,511 

Hallier,   Donna   M.     312,511 

Halverstadt,    Donald     511 
Hamblin,    Raymond   L.     177,424 
Hamilton,   Bonnie  J.     27,78,253,424 
Hamilton,   Ernest  J.     511 
Hamilton,   Helen   C.     424 
Hamilton,  Jerry   L.      169,424 
Hamilton,   Larry  D.     51  I 
Hamilton,   Philip   M.     511 
Hamilton,   Sandra   M.     317,511 
Hamlin,   William  J.     208,271,511 
Hamm,   Michael   D.     511 
Hamman,  John   M.     340,365,511 
Hammel,   William   H.     149,424 
Hammer,  Clinton  J.     340,511 
Hammond,   David   L.     202,511 
Hammond,  John  J.     511 
Hammons,  Janice   E.     511 
Hanchett,  Theodore   L.      149,267,424 
Hancock,   Carole   D.     168,206,317,511 
Hancock,   Penelope  A.     328,511 
Hancock,  Susan   N.     324,511 
Handlin,    Fred   W.     189,213 
Hanel,   Lannie   L.     208,511 
Haney,   Carol   L.     209,328,512 
Haney,  Joyce   E.     332,512 
Hanie,   Quaisar   M.     174,191,205,424 
Hanke,   Myron   F.     158,424 
Hanlon,  Thomas   M.     377 
Hann,  Charles  S.     346,512 
Hanna,  Gary  J.     186,189,512 
Hanna,  Jay  D.     302,608 
Hannagan,   David    R.     512 
Hannah,   Edward   P.     512 
Hannah,  John     89,107 
Hannebaum,   Leroy  G.     197 
Hanneman,   C.   Keith      199,424 
Hanney,  Arnold   E.     302,512 
Hannigan,    Russell   S.     340,512 
Hansen,   Anthony   F.     512 
Hansen,   Bernard  L.     340,512 
Hansen,   Donald   F.     159,162,304,512 
Hansen,  Wilma  J.     194,424 
Hanson,   David    R.    272,512 
Hanson,   Dennis   E.     512 
Hanson,   Dwight  E.     512 
Hanson,   Gregory   P.     290,512 


Hanson,   Noel  S.     512 
Hantla,   Chrystal     244,317,512 
Hapai,   Harriet   E.     194,220 
Hapgood,   Larry  L,     264,512 
Harbaugh,   Dennis  A.     156,191,512 
Harbert,  Terry   L.     155,340,512 
Harclerode,   Barbara     253,512 
Hardaway,    Louetta   L.     512 
Harden,  Judith  A.     328,512 
Harden,   Monte  W.     189,206,346,512 
Harders,  James  A.     62,65,133,298,424 
Hardgrave,   William    R.     210,217,512 
Hardin,   Frank   R.     283,512 
Harding,   Ann   M.      145,244,512 
Harding,   David  J.     512 
Hardman   Lumber  Co.     621 
Hardy,  Clint  S.     129,150,179 
Hardy,   Clint  W.     129,150,179 
Hardy,   Neily     181 
Haresnape,   Corrina  J.     159,512 
Haresnape,    Raymond   K.     183 
Hargrove,    Rebecca   A.     125,145,168, 

197,255,512 
Harlan,    Robert   D.     512 
Harlequinade     52-53 
Harmes,   Daniel     287,512 
Harmison,    Randall    L.     61,64,153,162, 

199,224,229,424 
Harmon,  Gary   D.     178,284,424 
Harmon,   Patrick   M.     290,512 
Harmon,    Robert   E.     424 
Harms,  Allan    R.     351,512 
Harner,   Richard   L.      191,346,512 
Harper,  Ann   B.     152,224,248 
Harper    Charles  Y.     384,385,391 
Harper,   Dean   F.     274,512 
Harper,   Dorothy   K.     324,513 
Harper,   George   R.     608 
Harper,  James  M.     513 
Harper,    Pamela   E.     424 
Harper,   Sarah   C.     196,205,237,317,513 
Harr,  Gerald   D.     298,513 
Harriman,   E.  Janel      170,323 
Harriman,  George   P.     424 
Harrington,    Pam   L.     62 
Harrington,    Richard     208,513 
Harris,   Arthur  S.     67,340,513 
Harris,   Calvin     290,513 
Harris,   Donald   L.     178,424 
Harris,   Elizabeth   A.     513 
Harris,  Judith   A.     513 
Harris,   Linda   A.     222,328,513 
Harris,    Lynda   S.     184 
Harris,   Mac   W.     346,513 
Harris,   Pamela   S.     324,513 
Harris,   Sam     361 
Harris,  Sharon  D.     324,513 
Harris,   Stephen   M.     302,513 
Harris,   Wright   E.     78 
Harrison,   Barbara   A.      187,328,513 
Harrison,   Frank   D.     171,424 
Harrison,   Harold    R.     385,391,424 
Harrison,  James  C.     274,513 
Harrison,  Jerold   W.     224,424 
Harrison,  John   M.     176,513 
Harrison,   Linda  L.     189,208 
Harrison,  Walter  A.     121,176,424 
Harrod,   Herbert  E.  Jr.     272,513 
Harrod,    Ronald   D.     390,513 
Harsh,   George   H.     340,513 
Harshaw,   Bobby   F.     364,365 
Hart,   Barbara  J.     317,513 
Hart,   Marna   D.     71,72,193,513 
Hartenberger,    Harriet     203 
Hartke,   Larry  W.     513 
Hartley,   Charles  S.     183,425 
Hartley,   Robert  C.     180,513 
Hartman,   Gary  V.     207,346,513 
Hartman,  Jane  A.     312,513 
Hartman,  John   H.     208 
Hartman,   Lenore  A.     154 
Hartman,   Stephen   V.     513 
Harts,   Dwayne   L.     194,425 
Harvey,   Arthur  S.     272,385,391,425 
Harvey,  Charles  E.     340,513 
Harvey,  John  W.     157,208,284,513 
Harvey,   Margaret  E.     256,513 
Harvey,   Roger  C.     209,346,513 
Harwood,  Charlotte  S.     208,317,513 
Harwood,    Kenneth    D.     175,340,425 
Harwood,   Robert  A.     276,513 
Hase,   Sharon  A.     159,196,425 
Haseltine,   Marcus  W.     158 
Hasenstab,    Michael   L.     340,513 
Haskin,    Barbara   S.     425 
Haskin,   Floyd  E.     174,425 
Haskin,   Marshall   M.     513 
Haslouer,   Louise   M.      188,213,222,317,513 
Hassig,    Margaret  E.     168,255,513 
Hassler,    Randy  D.     61,514 
Hastings,  James  W.     392 
Hastings,  Janet  L.     213,324,514 
Hatch,  Ethel  J.     213.238,514 
Hatch,   Patricia   A.     148,212,324.514 
Hatfield,   Nancy   K.     258,514 
Hatfield,    Robert   F.     514 
Hathaway,   Martin   F.     514 
Hattrup,   Robert  D.     223 
Hauber,   Mary  J.     246,328,514 
Hauber,   Robert   K.     298,392,425 
Hauck,   Earl    B.      150,179,514 
Haun,   Adelia   M.     201,240,514 
Hauptli,   Gary   L.     425 
Hauptli     Linda   S.     197,212,267,309,328, 

378,514 
Hauptli,    Roger   D.     514 
Hausmann,   Dennis  E.     208,340,514 
Haverkamp,   Donald   C.     147,514 
Haverkamp,   Marvin  V.     425 
Hawbecker,   Hazel     284 
Hawk,   Michael  E.     351,514 
Hawk,  Thomas  D.     157 


Hawkes,   Bernadette   R.     204 

Hawkins,   Darnell   F.     224,307,514 

Hawkins,   Jane     170 

Hawkins,  Jerome   D.     163 

Hawkins,   Leo   D.     391 

Hawks,  George  W.  Jr.      151,170,340,514 

Haworth,   Gerald    R.     425 

Hayden,   Larry  L.     214,351,514 

Hayden,   Lawrence  J.     514 

Hayden    William    R.     296,514 

Hayer,   Anna  C.     213,246,247,514 

Hayes,  James  B.     340,514 

Hayes,  James  J.     384,385,391,514 

Hayes,  Joan   E.     425,514 

Hayes,   Morris  D.     61,62,203 

Haymaker,  James  N.     274,514 

Haynes,   Chester  G.     346,514 

Haynes,   Gerald   E.     375 

Hays,   Barbara  J.     250,317,514 

Hays,  Carolyn  A.     317,514 

Hays,   Larry  W.     149,340,514 

Hays,    Robert  W.     170 

Hayse,  Linda   L.     192,514 

Hayse,   Paul   W.     194,425 

Hazen,   Wilma    M.     63,145,188,258,514 

Head,   Donald  J.     514 

Headley,    Ranee   K.      191,425 

Heape,   Michael   L.     514 

Heasley,  Vicki   K.     312,514 

Heasty,   Terrence     290,514 

Heath,   Dianna  S.     232,240,311,514 

Heath,   Helen   R.     250,425 

Heath,  James  D.     173,210 

Heath,  John    R.     173,515 

Heath,   Larry  L.     425 

Heck,   David    M.     264,515 

Heck,  Jerold   L.     292,359,515 

Heck,  Judy  L.     184,253,515 

Heckman,    Bruce  W.     137,271,515 

Hector,   Robert  B.     346,515 

Hedges,    Nancy  J.     184,238,425 

Hedlund,  Jay  R.     280,515 

Hedrick,  Jan     76 

Heebe,   Marvin  G.     182 

Heer,   Michael   R.     515 

Heermance,  Jan   A.     375 

Heermance,  Jean   G.     27,204,515 

Heermance,   Theodore     95 

Heft,   Cheryl   W.     160 

Hefty,    Barbara   K.     212,515 

Hefty,   Larry  S.     515 

Hegberg,   William   R.     280,515 

Heglar,  Clark  T.     515 

Heglar,   Lynn   A.     335,515 

Heide,   Cheryl   S.     200,205,247,317,515 

Heidrick,   Larry  P.     167,515 

Heidrick,   Max   M.     233,289,515 

Heilman,   Roseann   D.     213,515 

Heinen,  Carol  J.     324,515 

Heinen,   Edward    R.     212,223,515 

Heinen,  Gilbert  J.     174,340,515 

Heinen,   Mary   F.     312,515 

Heinrichs,   Elvis  A.     193 

Heinsohn,  Charles  O.     340,515 

Heiser,   Patricia   A.     213,317,425 

Heitman,   Bonnie   F.     312,515 

Heitman,  John  V.     64,67,158,203,515 

Heitman,  Shirley  R.    425 

Heitschmidt,   Arthur  515 

Helbing,  Orlin   H.     178,194,425 

Helfand,   Sandra   G.     218 

Hellebust,  Gary  A.     223,515 

Heller,   Suzanne   M.     218,219,425 

Hellwig,   Ronald   D.     391 

Helm,   Frederick   L.     180 

Helmbold,   Ray  L.     346,515 

Helmer,   Lyle  G.     191 

Helmke,   Carol   L.     203,317,515 

Helmke,  Judith    E.     190,215,240,328,515 

Helms,   Robert  A.     302,515 

Helsel,   Richard   M.     208 

Helson,   Harry     509 

Helten,    Ronald   E.     208 

Helton,   Sally  J.     324,515 

Helwig,   Charles  A.      150,178,292,425 

Helwig,   Craig   P.     61,150,515 

Helwig,  Joyce   L.      181 

Hemphill,  William   A.     298,515 

Hendershot,  Carol   F.     189,312,515 

Henderson,   Cheryl   K.     206,213,240,515 

Henderson,  Clarence     304,425 

Henderson,   Robert   L.     516 

Hendricks,  John  T.     167 

Hendricks,   Michael   A.     283,516 

Hendricks,    Patricia     324,516 

Hendrix,   Susan   L.     237,516 

Henning,  Dennis  G.     302,425 

Henning,   Richard   L.     175,425 

Henning,    Robert  E.     340,516 

Henning,   Stephen  A.     516 

Henning,   Wayne   L.     340,516 

Henningsen,  John  A.     278,516 

Henrichs,  Joseph   S.     272,516 

Henricks,   Dean   E.     180,516 

Henrikson,   Duane   M.     150,179,229,284, 

516 
Henrikson,   Marilee    R.     213,258,516 
Henry,   Dianna   L.     309,317,516 
Henry,   Elizabeth  J.     516 
Henry,  Jack  Jr.     180 
Henry,  Janet  S.     516 
Henry,  Jerry   L.     516 
Henry,   Linda   G.     229,238,516 
Henry,   Richard   K.     346,516 
Henry,    Roy  E.     340,516 
Hensleigh,   Karen   E.     324,425 
Hensley,  James   I.     516 
Hentzler,   Diana   L.     152,172,425 
Herbel,   Stephen    R.     280,425 
Herbers,  Donald  C.     166,516 
Herbin,  Janet   K.     317,516 
Hergenreter,    Bonnie     240,426 


Hering,   Robert  W.     516 

Herlocker,   Robert  A.     166,340,516 

Herman,   Charles  T.     280,516 

Herman,   Duane  E.     292,516 

Herman,  John  W.     217 

Herman,    Robert  D.     292,516 

Herman,   Robert  K.     280,516 

Hermes,   Steven   E.     149,346,516 

Hermreck,   Lawrence  A.     516 

Herpich,  David   L.     272,516 

Herren,   Roger  W.    62,516 

Herrmann,   Larry  L.     516 

Herron,   Barry  L.     274,516 

Herrs,   Ralph   G.     166 

Herynk,  John  J.     267,516 

Hesler,  Toni  G.     328,516 

Hesler,  Vicki  D.     317,517 

Hess,   Dale   N.     292,346,517 

Hess,   H.   Dean     89 

Hess,    Kathleen     255,517 

Hess,   Larry  G.     346,517 

Hester,  Judy  A.     203,224,317,517 

Hester,   Virginia   M.     317,517 

Heter,   Roger  W.     517 

Heuertz,   Carol   J.     333,517 

Heuertz,   Richard   E.     157,223,391 

Heusner,  Tima   S.     219,317,517 

Hevel,  Gary  F.     193,351,608 

Heyer,   Patricia  J.     187,317,517 

Heyka,   Gary  J.     517 

Heyka,   Larry   R.     517 

Heyl,  Andrew   R.     264,517 

Heyne,   Kathryn  E.     75,145,244,517 

Heywood,    Kenneth   M.     89 

Hibbs,   Gary   L.     426 

Hibler,   Elizabeth  S.     317,517 

Hibler,   Ralph  E.    77,105,163,171,426,517 

Hichkad,    Ramesh   N.     198 

Hick,   Sandra     206,398 

Hickey,   Patricia  A.     317,517 

Hickman,  Daria  E.    256,517 

Hickman,   Diann   E.     256,328,517 

Hickman,   Lenney  E.     517 

Hicks,  Carol  I.     181 

Hicks,  James  F.     179 

Hiebert,   Bruce  A.     517 

Higbee,   Rodney  J.     276,517 

Higbie,    Karyl   I.      197,312,517 

Higdon,   Homer  L.  Jr.     183 

Higgins,    Nancy   L.     248,517 

Higgins,    Raymond   L.     157,347,517 

Highland,    Ronald   L.     264,517 

Hightower,  Charles  H.     162,199,340,426 

Hightower,  Jane  E.     168,317,517 

Higley,  Janet  E.     324,517 

Higley,  Janis  L.     200,224,317,517 

Hilbert,    Billy   D.     193,517 

Hildebrand,   Gretchen     328,517 

Hilding,   Sharon   M.     309,317,517 

Hilgendorf,  Gretchen     242,517 

Hilgenfeld,   Larry  F.     517 

Hill,  Clair  C.     379 

Hill,   Don  A.     61,62,283,517 

Hill,  Douglas  E.     426 

Hill,  Gail  M.     517 

Hill,  Jane  M.     317,518 

Hill,  Opal   B.     172 

Hill,   Ray  F.     177,426 

Hill,  William  W.     518 

Hiller,  Cheryl   A.     328,518 

Hillman,  James  M.     152,175,518 

Hillman,   Richard   B.     340,378,518 

Hillner,   Stephen  J.     347,518 

Hilterbrand,    Robert     302,518 

Hilton,   Douglas  W.     290,518 

Hinchman,  Sally  J.     63,212,253,518 

Hineman,    Roger   R.     518 

Hines,   Gary   E.     347,518 

Hines,  Janet  C.     324,518 

Hines,   Michael  J.     292,426 

Hines,   Robert  C.     385 

Hinkle,   Sondra   S.     324,518 

Hinnergardt,  Carol   A.     137,160,245,518 

Hinson,    Newton  C.     184 

Hintz,  John      177,223 

Hinz,  Thomas  W.     274,518 

Hirsch,   Richard  L.     287,426 

Hirsch,   Neil   F.     283,518 

Hirst,    Ronald   W.      183,267,518 

Hirt,    Robert  L.     175,222,340,518 

Hitchcock,   Rebecca   R.     237,518 

Hite,   Donald   R.     78,264,518 

Hite,  Julia   M.     193 

Hitz,   Harold   K.     276,518 

Hively,  Charles  W.     171,426 

Hixon,   Daniel   W.     302,518 

Hjelmfelt,  Mark   R.     347,518 

Hlaus,   Kathleen  J.     222,317.518 

Hloucal,   Sandra  A.     324,518 

Ho,  John  Y.     185 

Ho,  Leslie  L.     185 

Hoag,    Nancy  A.     518 

Hoagland,   Ronald    D.      175 

Hobbs,   Beverly  P.     181 

Hobbs,   Ian   B.     178 

Hobbs,  James  B.     Ill 

Hobbs,   Kathryn   A.     317,518 

Hobson,   Leland  S.     119 

Hoch,    Barbara  J.     242,312,518 

Hoch,   Frances     292 

Hochberg,    Richard  C.     289,518 

Hochuli,   Barbara  G.     63,213,258,518 

Hodgson,   David  S.     180,518 

Hodgson,    Diane      151,155,156,248,518 

Hodgson,   Edward  S.     183,426 

Hodgson,  George  A.     340,518 

Hodgson,   Joe   N.     287,518 

Hodgson,   Nancy  A.    27,256,518 

Hodson,   Lester  L.     518 

Hoecker,  Janice   E.     258,519 

Hoeflin,    Ruth      123 

Hoeme,   Karen   E.     317,519 


Ml, 


Hofer,  John  S.     267,519 

Hoff,   Dolores  M.     317,519 

Hoff,   Lynda   S.     112,248,519 

Hoff,    Mary  A.     324,519 

Hoffman,   Dan   L.     189,351,519 

Hoffman,   Diane   F.     159,194,519 

Hoffman,    Dolores  A.     189,317,519 

Hoffman,    Doretta      124 

Hoffman,  James   N.     290,367,370,426 

Hoffman,   Keith   L.     608 

Hoffman,   Phillip  W.     347,519 

Hofmann,  John  W.     172,519 

Hofmann,   Patricia  A.     333,519 

Hofstra,  Jack   R.     426 

Hogan,  Tom  J.     296,519 

Hohn,   Elizabeth  A.     78 

Hoisington,  Thomas  J.     519 

Hojnacki,  James  M.     278,519 

Hokr,    Dorothy  A.     223,317,519 

Holdeman,   Kenneth   R.     221 

Holdsworth,   Eugene   I.     67 

Holeman,  James   R.     426 

Holeman,   Karen   M.     519 

Holiwell,   Clyde   E.     519 

Holke,   Mary   E.     206 

Holland,  Gailyn   L.     178 

Holland,  Geoffrey   B.     340,519 

Holland,  Gordon   D.     340,519 

Holland,  James  M.     178 

Hollen,   Leah   L.     426 

Holliday,  John   D.     340,519 

Hollinger,    Rita   M.     188,317,519 

Hollingworth,   George    K.      151 

Hollingworth,    William     519 

Hollis,   Barbara   K.     317,519 

Hollis,   Carolyn  J.      161 

Hollis,   David   N.     163,171 

Hollis,   Karen   G.     168,317,519 

Holloman,   Fred  S.   (Rev.)     217 

Holloway,   Edward   A.     171,304,519 

Holloway,  Jerry  A.     175,426 

Holloway,   Meredith  A.     328,519 

Holm,  Jon   R.     340,519 

Holm,    Ronald   K.     274,365,385,391,426 

Holmes,  David  W.     347,519 

Holmes,    Eugene     50 

Holmes,   Wesley   P.     183 

Holmquist,   Mary   L.     229,238,519 

Holsinger,    David  J.      157,221,519 

Holste,  John   E.      157,187,189,208,519 

Holstegge,    Patricia     217,317,519 

Holt,   Dean  W.     171 

Holt,   Pamela    L.     253,519 

Holvorson,  Angele     317,519 

Homan,   Allen   E,     519 

Homecoming  Queen     32-33 

Home  Economics  Journalism  Club     196 

Home  Economics  Open   House     42 

Home  Economics  Teaching  Club     197 

Homewood,  Gerald   L.     151,520 

Honeycutt,   Steven   F.     367 

Honomichl,   Stephen   E.     520 

Honoraries     143-163 

Honstead,  John   P.     172,225,340,520 

Honstead,  William   H.     119 

Hoobler,  James  A.     183,214 

Hood,   Duane   L.     307,520 

Hood,   Gary  L.     64 

Hood,   Linda   S.     317,520 

Hook,   Vera   L.     201,328,520 

Hooper,   Keith   W.     61,426 

Hooper,    Margaret  R.     197,213,235,520 

Hoover,  Carol   L.     235,520 

Hoover,   Eunice   M.     194 

Hoover,   Frank  W.     62 

Hoover,   Valerie   B.     125,255,405,426,621 

Hopkins,   Daryl   L.     340,520 

Hopkins,  Theodore  L.     193 

Hoppas,  Jean  A.     63 

Hoppe,   Mary  K.     312,520 

Hopper,  James  D.     280,520 

Hopper,   Karen   L.     255,328,520 

Hopper,   Patricia   S.     255,520 

Horchem,   David   P.     520 

Horejsi,   Ronald  G.     215,520 

Horigan,    Betty     192 

Horigan,  John   W.      199  426 

Horinka,   Karen  A.     317,520 

Horn,   Amelia  A.     426 

Horn,  James,   W.     426 

Horn,  Janet   L.     324,520 

Horn,   Robert  V.     520 

Hornberger,  Judith  A.     189,194,312,520 

Home,   Dennis   E.     271,520 

Horning,   Larry  G.     171,306,521 

Horrell,   Michael   P.     174 

Horsch,  Ardis  E.     248  426 

Horsch,   Dwight  W.     276,521 

Horticulture  Club     197 

Hosie,   Darrel   D.     521 

Hoskins,   Stephen   W.     351,521 

Hosley,   Dorothy   F.     246 

Hoss,   Herbert  E.     521 

Hoss,   Keith  E.     215 

Hossfeld,   Robert   H.     182,347,521 

Hostetler,   Bruce   B.     521 

Hostetler,  Clifton  V.     175,221 

Hostetter,   Dorothy   M.     248,521 

Hottenstein,   Mary  J.     426 

Hottman,  Larry  A.     521 

Hotujac,  Sharon  A.     242,426 

Hou,   David   H.     173 

Houdyshell,  Judith   P.     64,67,148,324  521 

Houdyshell,   Mary  E.     256,426 

Houdyshell,    Richard     214,267  521 

Houghtaling,  Jonathan     340  521 

House,   Lorna   E.     125,213,256,521 

Houser,  Jay  D.     521 

Houseweart,   Mark  W.     166,521 

Housing   Section     226-355 

Hover,   Donna  J.     33,133,151,253,521 

Hovorak,  Billy  P.     278,521 


Howard,  Carolyn    R.     196,309,328,521 

Howard,   Frank  W.     162,176,426 

Howard,   Henry  S.     359,360,362 

Howard,  James  W.     521 

Howard,   Pamela  A.     242,426 

Howard,   Richard   D.     340,521 

Howard,    Richard  W.     375 

Howe,  Jean   F.     521 

Howe,  Thomas  M.     283,340,373,521 

Howell,  Charles   R.     190,521 

Howell,   Kay  L.     66,250,521 

Howell,   Melvin   L.     280,521 

Howell,   Michael   E.     521 

Howell,   Robert  W.     155,521 

Howell,   William   D.     521 

Howse,   Richard   L.     521 

Hrabe,   Melinda    R.     78,201,212,247,521 

Hrebec,   Barbara  C.     208 

Hsueh,    Pei-Kao     185 

Hubbard,   Fred  W.     287,521 

Hubbell,    Richard   S.     521 

Huber,   Loretta  J.     63,140,333,521 

Huck,   Dennis  D.     150,178,427 

Hudgens,    Mary   P.      194,324,521 

Hudgins,   Lois  A.     427 

Hudson,   Barbara  J.     312,521 

Hudson,   Robert  M.     233,271,521 

Hudson,  Yancy   D.     283,522 

Huecker,  Tommy  D.     522 

Huerter,   Mary  C.     222,333,522 

Huff,  Judith    E.      181 

Huff,   Paul   L.     178 

Huffman,  Cynthia   S.     312,522 

Huffman,   Daniel   S.     62,157,283,522 

Huffman,  Jerald   R.     522 

Hug,   Alan   R.     280,391,522 

Hug,  Janis  A.     312,522 

Huggans,  Carol  A.     426 

Huggans,  James  A.     174,427 

Huggins,  Arlen  W.     306,522 

Huggins,   Carole  J.     181 

Huggins,    Kenneth   G.     178,427 

Huggins,   Lloyd   D.     166,522 

Hughbanks,   Fineas  G.     179 

Hughbanks,    Ronald  G.     522 

Hughes,   Dana  C.     311 

Hughes,   Dennis   D.     62,522 

Hughes,  James  M.     340,522 

Hughes,   Lyman  G.     137 

Hughes,   Mary  A.     242,522 

Hughes,   Sherri   D.     187,317,522 

Hughes,  William   G.     292,427 

Hugo,    Bernard   A.     427 

Hull,   Kenneth   A.     290,427,522 

Hull,   Marva   L.     250,522 

Hull,   Ronald    K.     290 

Hull,  Virginia  A.     522 

Hulse,  Audrey  G.     248,328,522 

Hummel,  Jerry  L.     179 

Hummel,  Stephen  C.     302,522 

Hummer,   Larry   L.     522 

Humphrey,   Frank  J.     347,522 

Humphrey,    Robert  L.      149,522 

Humphrey,   Verlin   E.     365 

Hund,  Ann     213,324,427 

Hund,   Patricia     324,522 

Hund,   Roxanna  C.     324,522 

Hunt,  James  M.     347,522 

Hunt,  Judie   K.     160,237,427 

Hunt,   Melvin  C.     608 

Hunt,    Rae  J.     140,608 

Hunt,    Richard   M.      174,427 

Hunter,  Janice  A.     256,522 

Hunter,  Judith   A.     256,522 

Hunter,  Judith   H.     197,235,317,522 

Hunter,   Nancy  J.     213,324,522 

Hunter,  Thomas  W.     61,347,522 

Hupe,  John   F.     289,522 

Hupe,   Norman   W.     522 

Hurley,   Mary  J.     153,213,222,333,427 

Hurtig,   Victor  C.     178,427 

Husain,   Khanmd   M.     200 

Huseman,  Cheryl    K.     183,184,324,522 

Huseman,  Virgil   R.     183,267,522 

Husted,   Stanley   R.     150,193,378,379,522 

Huston,   Larry  G.     523 

Huttie,   Frederick   E.     523 

Hwang,   Eddie  L.     185 

Hyames,   Diana   K.     27,71,163,240  426 

Hyde,   Ann  S.     258,523 

Hyde,  Catherine   L.     179,238,523 

Hyde,    Donald   E.     157,377 

Hyde,  John   T.     178,427 

Hyder,   David   L.     523 

Hynes,  Thomas  E.     340,523 

Hysom,  Judith   I.     65,250,523 


Ibbetson,   Richard  A.     187,208,523 
Ibbetson,    Ronald   L.      187,608 
Ideker,  Lester  H.  Jr.     280,523 
Ikard,  James  A.     373 
Ikemiya,    Masanobu     64,523 
lies,   Duane  A.     523 
Imhof,   Carol   A.     523 
Imhof,    Ray   D.     347,523 
Immenschuh,  Cheryl   R.     312,523 
India   Association      198 
Indoor   Track     390-391 
Industrial  Education  Club     198 
Ingersoll,  Jeanne  A.     200,240,317,523 
Ingersoll,    Patricia     204 
Ingrim,  Charles   N.     198,523 
Innis,   Leslie  S.     184,253,523 
Institute  of  Electrical  and  Electronic 

Engineers     199 
Interfraternity   Council     228 
Interfraternity   Pledge  Council     233 
Interior  Design  Club     200 


Intermill,    Patricia     312,523 

Intramurals   (Men's)     395-397 

Intramurals   (Women's)     398 


.     165 
64,158,427 
347,523 

,256,317,523 
177,523 


.   W 
Ireland,   Michael   K. 
Ireland,  Timothy  M 
Irwin,  John   C.     174 
Irwin,   Linda   M.      16 
Isaacson,   David   L. 
Isaacson,   Joan      192 
Isernhagen,   Fred  A.     274,427 
Ish,   Curtis  L.     180 
Ish,  Joyce   B.      181 
Islamic  Association     200 
Israel,    Larry   D.     340,523 
Iversen,   Glen   L.     276,523 
Iverson,   Willard  A.     225,523 
Ives,   Warren  C.     340,523 
Ivy,    Richard  J.     523 
Iwamoto,  Wayne   K.     177,427 
lyorver,  Joseph  G.     165,209 


Jaax,  Alan   R.     276,523 

Jaax,  James   R.      133,162 

Jack,   Genell      192 

Jack,   Russell   P.  Jr.     147,523 

Jackson,    Beverly  A.      197,328  523 

Jackson,  Carl   F.     272,523 

Jackson,  Charles   R.     523 

Jackson,   David   D.     66,158,197,273,523 

Jackson,   David   H.     377 

Jackson,   Donald   L.     208,340,523 

Jackson,    Edward   E.     523 

Jackson,  Jack   H.     137,163,171,302,427 

Jackson,  Janette    B.     523 

Jackson,  Jimmy  A.     340,523 

Jackson,  Judy  G.     213,240,312,524 

Jackson,   Larry  W.     78,347,524 

Jackson,   Michael   E.     273,524 

Jackson,    Roscoe     367,369  630 

Jackson,   Ruth   A.     312,524 

Jacob,  Thomas   K.     283,524 

Jacobitz,  Tommy   L.     129,180  284  524 

Jacobs,  Curtis   R.      167,273,524 

Jacobs,   Hyde  S.     214 

Jacobs,  Joy  S.     317,524 

Jacobs,  Judy   L.     255,427 

Jacobs,    Marlene  J.     333,524 

Jacobs,   Patrick  T.     274,524 

Jacobs,  William   R.     340 

Jacobs,   William   R.     524 

Jacobson,  Julie  A.     312,524 

Jacobson,   Kristie   K.     63,524 

Jacobson,   Linda   E.     208,218,317 

Jacobson,   Richard   W.     271,427 

Jaeger,   Calvin   D.     306,524 

Jaffe,   Kenneth    R.     189,208,218,524 

Jager,  Jan   B.     250,524 

Jagger,  John   F.     524 

Jagtap,   Prabhakar   N.     191,198 

Jahnke,   Nancy   K.     524 

Jakobe,   Kathleen    M.     317  524 

James,  Judith  A.     195,253,317,524 

James,   Larry  S.     375 

James,    Robert     391 

James,  Stephen  L.     213,283,524 

Jameson,   Donald   L.     190,214,347,524 

Jamvold,   Daryll   D.     176,229,273,524 

Janke,   Donald   L.     524 

Janke,  Gary   D.     214,273,524 

Janke,   Michael    D.     524 

Janne,   Lynda   M.     192 

Janne,   Ronald   L.     427 

Janssen,  Alfred   III     206,524 

Janssen,  Janet  L.     220,237,427 

Janssen,   Sally  A.     524 

Jantz,  Jerrie   S.     524 

Jantz,  Judilee  G.     170 

Jantz,   Merle   D.     428 

Janzen,  Darryl   E.     304,428 

Janzen,   Paul    R.     340  524 

Jardine  Terrace     354-355 

Jarman,   Roberta   K.     168,312  524 

Jaro,   Gerri   L.     328,524 

Jarrett,  James  C.     298,524 

Jarrett,  John  A.     307,365,524 

Jarvis,   Cheryl    K.      125,248,524 

Jarvis,  Gary   R.     428 

Jarvis,   Roberta   M.     256,524 

Jasper,  Charles  L.     347,525 

Jatoi,  Ghulam   S.     205 

Jaymes,    Robert  W.     157 

J.D.'s  Pizza   Parlor     620 

Jean   Peterson's     620 

Jeannin,   Michael   R.     267,525 

Jeffers,   Hubert  E.     178 

Jeffers,    Marlin    D.      179 

Jeffery,   Demesne   G.     181 

Jeffery,   Kenneth    L.     178,428 

Jehlik,   Kenneth    D.     428,525 

Jellison,   Martha  J.     63,328,525 

Jenkins,   David    L.     608 

Jenkins,   Earl   E.     347,525 

Jenkins,  Gerald   L.     525 

Jenkins,   Mama  G.     140,212,237,525 

Jenkins,   Robert  J.     525 

Jenkins,  William   H.     525 

Jennings,  William   D.     525 

Jensen,  Barry   M.     525 

Jensen,   Carol  A.     324,525 

Jensen,   Donna  J.     192 

Jensen,   Harold  G.     525 

Jensen,   Karin   K.     312,525 

Jensen,   Kathryn   R.     525 

Jernigan,   Douglas   K.     208,283,379,525 

Jernigan,  Jan   M.     72 

Jeselnik,   Diane   M.     317,525 

Jesena,   Cesar  Jr.     608 


Jewell,  Charles  G.     208 

Jewett,   Dwight  D.     161,196,306,378,525 

Jewett,   Richard  J.     608 

Jezbera,   Carolyn    R.     181 

Jezbera,    Edward   J.      179 

Jilka,   Gerold   D.     525 

Jinks,  Albert  W.     347,525 

Jiran,   Peter  A.     298,428 

Joerg,    Regina   E.     525 

Johns,   Chris  E.     525 

Johnson,  Alvin   D.     428 

Johnson,  Ann  L.     161 

Johnson,   Bradley  D.     290,525 

Johnson,    Byron  G.     525 

Johnson,  Carl   L.     79,337,525 

Johnson,   Carlene  S.     328,525 

Johnson,  Cecil  W.     271,381,525 

Johnson,  Charles   R.     347,525 

Johnson,  Cheryl   K.     217,328,525 

Johnson,   Darrel   L.     183,202,307,525 

Johnson,   Dean   K.     183,428 

Johnson,   Delores  J.     212,237,525 

Johnson,   Don  A.      161,165,223,525 

Johnson,   Edward   L.     428 

Johnson,   Gary   L.     340,525 

Johnson,   Gene   R.     340,525 

Johnson,   Henry  J.     172 

Johnson,    Ingrid   M.     213,221 

Johnson,  James  M.     157,525 

Johnson,  Jeanne  A.     63,213,223,253,525 

Johnson,  Jill   M.     184,324,526 

Johnson,  John  A.     148,182,202 

Johnson,  John  J.     167,347,526 

Johnson,  John   L.     526 

Johnson,  Judith    K.     328,526 

Johnson,  Judy  K.     192 

Johnson,   Karen   L.     221,328,526 

Johnson,   Keith   A.      166,526 

Johnson,   Kelly  D.     222,347,526 

Johnson,   Larry  L.     221,273,526 

Johnson,   Leland   K.     71,163,290,526 

Johnson,   Leland   R.     289,526 

Johnson,   Linda  J.     526 

Johnson,   Linnetta  A.     64,526 

Johnson,   Max  O.     215 

Johnson,   Mode  A.     298,428 

Johnson,   Lynn   R.     264,526 

Johnson,   Marilyn  J.     428 

Johnson,   Nathaniel     347,526 

Johnson,   Patricia   L.     201,317,526 

Johnson,   Patrick  A.     165 

Johnson,   Paul   E.     292,526 

Johnson,    Paul   G.     156 

Johnson,   Paula   S.     237,526 

Johnson,   Phyllis  J.     223312, 526 

Johnson,    Phyllis  M.     212,253,526 

Johnson,   Raymond   W.     190,271,526 

Johnson,    Richard   M.     347,526 

Johnson,    Rita   A.     312,526 

Johnson,   Robert  L.     214 

Johnson,   Roger   B.     186,196,213,219,526 

Johnson,   Rosslyn  A.     258,526 

Johnson,  Sherrill  J.     153,159,197,428 

Johnson,   Steve  A.     182,271,526 

Johnson,  Susan   E.     333,526 

Johnson,  Thomas  L.     428 

Johnson,  Vernon   D.      178 

Johnson,  William   B.     292 

Johnson,  Winifred   L.     309,312,526 

Johnston,   Cecil  W.     289,526 

Johnston,   Frances  E.     206 

Johnston,  Gary  L.     173,292,526 

Johnston,  George   H.     133,428 

Johnston,   Larry  D.     274,526 

Johnston,   Martha  J.     526 

Johnston,   Rebecca   L.     194,317,526 

Johnston,   Roland   W.     289,526 

Joines,    Karen   B.     206,428 

Jones,   Barbara  J.     526 

Jones,   Barbara   L.     324,526 

Jones,   Beverly  K.     211,527 

Jones,   Carolyn  A.     238,527 

Jones,  Clair   R.     153,162,199,428 

Jones,  C.  Clyde      19,113,394 

Jones,   Darrel    D.     296,527 

Jones,   David    R.     283,347,365,527 

Jones,   Dennis   R.     347,527 

Jones,   Elmer  T.     193 

Jones,   Helen   F.     192 

Jones,  James  H.     289,527 

Jones,  James   R.     302,527 

Jones,  John  A.     428 

Jones,  John   B.     428 

Jones,   Karen  S.     64,333,527 

Jones,   Leila   F.     428 

Jones,    Loretta  A.     324,527 

Jones,   Mariellen     214 

Jones,   Marietta    R.     203,328,527 

Jones,   Mary  J.     324,527 

Jones,   Michael   E.     527 

Jones,   Nicholas  M.     289,527 

Jones,   Pamela  A.     237,312,527 

Jones,   Patricia   L.     237,527 

Jones,   Phoebe  J.     168,213,333,527 

Jones,   Mrs.   Ray     244 

Jones,   Richard   B.     428 

Jones,   Robert   L.     428 

Jones,   Ronald   E.     189,284,428 

Jones,   Sharon   L.     328,527 

Jones,   Stephen  A.     199,428 

Jones,   Willie   L.     359 

Jordan,  James  S.     62,280,527 

Jordan,   Patricia  J.     257,428 

Jordan,   Ronald   E.     180,190,527 

Jordan,   Sheryl   K.     184,197,220,225,428 

Jorgensen,  Jill     527 

Journalism     68-76 

Joyce,  Judith  K.     333,527 

Jubelt,    Burk     109,170,186,283,527 

Jubelt,   Hilbert  P.     89 

Jubelt,   Mrs.    Hilbert   P.      144 

Judd,   Kathryn     257,527 


637 


Judd,  Robert  E.  296,527 
Jump,  Robert  D,  306,527 
Junior  Panhellenic  Council     232 

Juranich,    Robert  J.     233,290,527 
Jury,   Dennis  G.     201,527 
Just,    Robert  C.     208 
Justice,  Gale  A.     258,527 


Kadlec,  John  A.     359 

Kaelson,  Janet   I.     250.527 

Kaff,  JoAnne   P.     328,527 

Kahl,   Kurt  W.     608 

Kaiser,   Donald  W.     176,273,429 

Kaiser,   Donn   L.     429 

Kaiser,   Douglas  L.     221,527 

Kaiser,   Herbert  E.     141 

Kalb,   Helene  J.     145,147,250,527 

Kalbach,   Lela   F.     324,527 

Kalishman,   Stanley   R.     78,340,527 

Kallenbach,   Ann  J.     161,429 

Kallenbach,    Kenneth      163,171,284,429 

Kallenbach,   Marvin   D.     347,527 

Kamil,   Hasan      175 

Kammer,  William   E.     201,429 

Kammerer,  Joan   K.     112,248,527 

Kampschroeder,   Larry     296,528 

Kanawyer,   Merry  J.     63,168,195,200,245, 

312,528 
Kane,   Edward   R.     174,429 
Kannard,  Janet  L.     253,528 
Kanning,   Phyllis   L.     324,528 
Kansas  Lumber  Company     621 
Kansas  Power  and  Light  Co.     617 
Kansouh,  Abdel  S.      182  k 

Kapela,  Joseph      165 
Kaplan,   Robert   M.     171,340,528 
Kappa   Alpha   Mu     200 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta     250-251 
Kappa   Delta     252-253 
Kappa  Delta   Pi      153 
Kappa   Kappa   Gamma     254-255 
Kappa   Phi     220 
Kappa   Sigma     286-287 
Kapur,   Surinder   K.     175,608 
Karl    Catherine   L.     194 
Karl,   William   P.     351,528 
Karr    Erma  J.     32,144,161,224,258,429 
Karr,    Rose  M.     317,429 
Kasl,   David   R.     528 
Kasselman,   Dennis  G.     347,528 
Kaster,   Kay     250,528 
Kastle,   Shirley   M.     145,250,528 
Kater,   Larry   E.     166,187,528 
Katlin,   Michael   D.     528 
Kauffeld,  James  M.     62 
Kauffeld,  Norbert  M.     193 
Kauffman,   Edwin   G.      157,429 
Kaufman,   Seth     218,429 
Kaufman,   Sue  J.     76,153,211,255,429 
Kaufman,  Toni   M.     250 
Kaul,   Linda   L.     184,253,528 
Kaump,   Mary  K.     153,212,429 
Kaup  Furniture  Stores     623 
Kay    Robert  S.     233,278,528 
Kazmaier,  Jerry   D.     62,64,284,528 
Kearney,   Robert  L.     147,280,528 
Keating,   Carolyn  J.     429,528 
Keating,   Donald  J.     176,210,429 
Keating,   Edward   L.     233,340,528 
Keating,  James  L.     289,528 
Keating,  William   R.     292,528 
Keck,   Donald  J,     528 
Keck,  James  E.     298,528 
Keck,   Philip   R.     264,528 
Keefer,   Mrs.  L.  E.     242 
Keel,  Joseph   F.     66 
Keeler,   Garry  L.     183,429 
Keeten,  Judy  A.     312,528 
Kegley,  John   R.     377 
Keist,   Robert   P.     273,528 
Keith,   Horace   R.     528 
Keithley,  Charles   M.     528 
Keithley,  Claude  A.     608 
Kelchak,  Ellen  J.     243,528 
Keller,   Danny  J.     64,66 
Keller,   Duane   L.     202.307,528 
Kellett,   Carol   E.     317,528 
Kelley,  James  L.     198 
Kelley    Jean  A.     212,253,429 
Kelley    Kenneth   W.     149,166,187,189,528 
Kellner,   Wayne  A.      155,429 
Kpllogg,   Karolyn   K.     235,317,528 
Kellogg,   Myron  C.      165,528 
Kellstrom,   Martha   R.     204,206 
Kelly,  Candace  A.     317,528 
Kelly,  Douglas  D.     276.528 
Kelly,   Frances  M.     328,528 
Kelly,    Michael    M.     62,298,391,529 
Kelly,   Pamela   M.     222,238,312,529 
Kelly,   Robert  W.     280,529 
Kelpin,  Carol   A.     192 
Kelsey,  Gaylord   D.     187,197,529 
Kelsey,   Marilyn   S.     190.318,529 
Kelsey,   Nell  J.     324,529 
Keltner,   Michael   K.     337,529 
Keltner    Patricia  K.     168,247,328,529 
Kemmerly,   Phil    R.     429 
Kemper    Michael   D.     195,304,529 
Kendall,  Carolyn  S.     250,529 
Kendall,  James  M.     283,430 
Kendall,   Lawrence   M.     283,529 
Kendall,  Susan   L.     184,312,529 
Kendall,  Walter  G.     430 
Kennedy,  Carroll   E.     89 
Kennedy,   Donald   E.     340,529 
Kennedy,   Donald   L.     306,529 
Kennedy,   Harold  W.     89 
Kennedy    Kathleen   L.     168,255,529 


Kennedy,    Ronald   D.     306,529 

Kennedy,  Susan   L.     318,530 

Kennedy    Timothy  J.     296,530 

Kennedy,  William   H.     283,530 

Kenney,   Linda   F.     318,530 

Kenny,   Dean    R.     93 

Kent,   Peggy  E.     318,530 

Kephart,  Stanley  L.     530 

Kepley,  Janice   D.     195,530 

Kerbs,   Brad  J.     267,530 

Kern,   Larry  G.     189,530 

Kerns,  Gerald   L.     178,430 

Kerns,    Robert   L.     179 

Kerns,   Sandra   L.     159,181,430 

Kerr,   David   M.     530 

Kerr,  Wendel   R.     89 

Kersbergen,   David   N.     430 

Kershner,   Robert  N.     202,430 

Kersting,   Eugenia   D.     243,530 

Kessler,   Alan   F.     189 

Kettelhut,   Larry  L.     296,530 

Ketzner,  James  J.     178,430 

Ketzner,   Peggy     181 

Keucher,   Louise  S.     61,140,250,530 

Keys,   Ronald   E.     150,151 

Khan,   Edna  A.     205 

Khan,   Maher   H.      191,200,205 

Khan,   Mazhara     191 

Khan,   Mir  A.     191,193,198,200 

Khan,   Mir  N.     198 

Khan,   Sardar  S.     205 

Khare,  Gyaneshwar  P.     608 

Kiankhooy-Fard,    Parv     205,608 

Kibbe,   Dallas  L.     530 

Kice,    Robert  G.     340,530 

Kidd,   Quinton   R.     67 

Kier,   Barbara  J.     312 

Kildow,  Gary   L.     276,530 

Kildow,   Patricia   A.     243,328,530 

Killebrew,   Lewis  G.     430 

Killgore,   Mickey   R.     347,430 

Killough,   Howard  Jr.     186,194,530 

Killpack,   Paul   A.     289,530 

Kilroy,  Thomas  G.     302,530 

Kimball,   Donneta   R.     530 

Kimball,   Kay  M.     147,530 

Kimbell,  Vicky  J.     114,146 

Kimble,  Jane   H.     324,530 

Kimbrough,  James  E.     180,530 

Kimbrough,    Marilyn    K.      181 

Kimel,   William   R.     119 

Kimmi,  Anthony  L.     280,530 

Kimsey,   Robert  L.     296,530 

Kinch,   Barbara  J.     318,530 

Kindig,  Willard   E.     183,430 

King,   Barbara  J.     212,253,530 

King,   Becky  P.     318,530 

King,  Charles   R.     530 

King,   Charles   R.     341,530 

King,   Linda   D.     324,530 

King,   Philip  A.     359 

King,   Mrs.   Robert     306 

King,    Royce   M.     341,530 

King     Spencer  W.     341,385,430 

King,  Ted   R.  Jr.      162,199,430 

Kingery    Judith   K.     250,318,530 

Kingman,   Michael    F.     530 

Kingsley,   M.   Keith      179 

Kinqsley.    Mavis      181 

Kinhamon,   Jerold    W.      198 

Kinney,   Robert  D.     305,531 

Kinsey,  Jean  A.     45,148,255,531 

Kinzer,   Howard  A.     179,184,274,531 

Kippes,   Leroy  W.     177,430 

Kirby,   Susan   D.     27,318,531 

Kirchhoff,   Henry  C.     283,531 

Kirk,  Jean      181 

Kirk,   Katherine  A.     213,257,531 

Kirk,   Linda  A.     76,237,531 

Kirk,  Sara   L.     195,257,531 

Kirk,  Thelma  J.     195,330,531 

Kirk,  Tony   L.     180 

Kirkbride,   Sharon   L.     27,248,531 

Kirkendall,   Robert   L.     271,531 

Kirkwood,    Robert  D.      167,218.219 

Kirmser,   Philip  G.     119 

Kirsch,   Michael   D.     531 

Kirshe,  Carol  J.     328,531 

Kiser,   Rick   E.     531 

Kiser,   Robert  W.     89,341 

Kissack,  Jane  A.     318,531 

Kissick,  John   B.     531 

Kissinger,    Don   F.     531 

Kistner,   Henry  O.     273,531 

Kitch,  Judith   L.     189,318,531 

Kitchell,    Ralph      129 

Kitchen,   Brent  A.     183,531 

Kitchen,   Douglas  O.     229 

Kitchener,   Harry   L.     157,385,391 

Kites     614 

Kitt,  Camilla  A.     318,531 

Kittell,   Howard   H.     531 

Kitzke,   Henry  J.     223,531 

Klag,   Nancy  A.     255,430 

Klahr,  Carolyn   R.     328,531 

Klassen,  William    R.     152,175,347,531 

Klataske,   Ronald   D.     215,430 

Klawiter,  Warren   D.     157,341,359,430 

Kleeman,   Darrel   M.     531 

Klein,  Carmen   R.      166,307,531 

Klein,  John  C.     182,210,531 

Klein     Kathleen   K.     238,430 

Klein,   Lawrence   R.     302,531 

Klein,   Penny  J.     241,531 

Klema,   Susan   P.     221,531 

Klenda     Deanna   K.      194,223,245,531 

Klesath,  Charles  F.     223.292,430 

Kleysteuber,  Joan   M.     232,238,318,531 

Klick,   Barbara  J.     187.328,531 

Klick,  Gail  A.     247,531 

Kliewer,   Bruce   D.     430 

Kline,  David  C.     173 


Kline,   Harold   E.     208,531 

Kline,   Philip   K.     190,215 

Kline,   Raymond  .L.     197,430 

Kline,   Ronald    R.     532 

Klinger,   Dwight  D.     88 

Klocke,    Larry   L.     532 

Kloepper,   Susan  K.     318,532 

Klostermeier,   Mary  E.     125,207,430 

Klotz,  David  E.     159,162 

Klotz,  Jack  R.     166 

Klover,  Jane  D.     243,532 

Kmoch,   Donald  J.      180 

Kmoch,  Joyce  J.     181 

Knapp,   Kenneth   D.     146,162,229,274,430 

Knecht,  Samuel   W.     133,190,298,430 

Knedlik,   Larry  E.     289,532 

Knewtson     Richard   D.     180,306,431 

Kniffin,  Charles  K.     151,347,532 

Kniffen,   Edward   L.     179 

Knight.   Charles  W.     341,532 

Knight,   David   D.     267,532 

Knight,    Diana  S.     431 

Knight,   Marcus   L.     61,66,158,298,431 

Knoell     Donna   L.     115,137,213,243.532 

Knop,   Douglas  B.     273,532 

Knorr,   Fritz  G.     374,375 

Knorr,    Margaret     206,250,532 

Knox,   Phillip   L.     265.532 

Knudsen,  Charles  E.     179 

Knudson,   Kenneth    D.     169,199,431 

Knutson,   Herbert     193 

Kobetich,   Robert  W.     347,532 

Koch,   Loren   H.     532 

Koch,   Mary  A.     318,532 

Koci,   Lois  L.     431 

Kodama,   Thomas  T.      177 

Koelliker,  James   K.     121,162,176,225, 

284,431 
Koen,  John   G.      174 
Koepke,   Margaret  A.     144,156,161,229, 

253,431 
Koestel,  Sondra   L.     212,318,431 
Koester,   Marilyn   L.     608 
Koester,   Norman   W.      189,222,292,430, 

532 
Koger,  John   M.  Jr.     276,532 
Kohl,  Larry  E.     183,189,532 
Kohl,   Lois  A.     250,532 
Kohler,  James  C\  Jr.     67,298,532 
Kohls,   Eric  W.     532 
Kohrs,   Sheryl    R.     318,532 
Kolacny,  John   M.      149,337,532 
Kolde,  David  L.     532 
Kondik    Thomas  A.     77,431 
Kongs    Stephen  W.     223,292,532 
Kongs,  Thomas   F.     293,532 
Konitz,  Jack   H.     180,280,532 
Konzem,  Joseph   P.     64 
Koons,   Mary  J.     183,532 
Kopf,  Gail  A.     333,532 
Kopp,   Gary   R.     78 
Kopp,   Gerald  A.     267,431,532 
Koppes,   Gerald   M.     223,293 
Korach,   Gerald    F.     303,431 
Korb,   Sandra   G.     532 
Korber,   Mary   K.     318,532 
Korsak,  John  Jr.     532 
Korte,    Richard   L.     337,532 
Kosmin,    Lawrence      178 
Kostner,  John    R.     532 
Kotapish,   Kay   E.     241,312,533 
Kotler,   Stephen    B.     337,533 
Koudele,    Randall   W.     193,533 
Kovar,   Eugene   W.     207,219 
Kracht,   Katherine  Y.     241,312,533 
Kraff,   Sharon    R.     245,431 
Krafski,   Kurt  E.     431 
Kraft,  Vernon   A.     359 
Kraft,   Wallace   E.     180 
Krahn,  James   E.     431 
Krakower,   Elayne  J.     218,328,533 
Kramer,  Anne  M.      153,213,531,533 
Kramer,  Carl  A.     223 
Kramer    W.   Robert     189,222,293,533 
Krasinski,  Joseph   H.     24 
Kratina,   Carol   A.     66,203 
Kratz,   Daniel   S.     292,533 
Kraus,   Fredrick  W.     347.533 
Kraus,  Joe  W.     89 
Kraus,   Linda  J.     312,533 
Kraus,   Michael    R.     202,392,533 
Kraus,   Sharon   L.     533 
Krause,    Richard   D.     298,533 
Krause,  Vernon   E.     533 
Kraut,   Charles  W.     347,533 
Krauter,   Kenneth   M.     180 
Krauter,   Patricia  A.     181 
Kraybill,    Richard   B.     171,533 
Krehbiel,  Carla  A.     75,255,431 
Krehbiel,   Ellen   L.     201,225.312,533 
Krehbiel,  Jeffrey   L.      171,533 
Kreider,   Beverly  J.     235,312,533 
Krepinevich,   Daniel      171,347,533 
Krider,  John  A.     303,431 
Kriss,  Joel    R.     190 
Krob,  Johnny   R.     198,381,533 
Kroeger,   Myron   E.     273,533 
Kroeker,    Robert  E.     533 
Kroenlein,  John  W.     431 
Kroger,  Sally  L.     247,533 
Kroutil,   Karen  A.     76,245,533 
Kruckenberg,    Kathleen     431 
Krueger,   Barbara  A.     533 
Krupadanam,    Pramila      191 
Kruse,  Alan  J.     533 
Kruse    Curtis  W.     365,533 
Kruse,    Kenneth   W.     62 
Kruse,  Michael   B.     431 
Kruse,   Phyllis   M.     317,533 
Kruse,   Ronald   M.      172,533 
KSDB-FM     78 
Ksiazek,  Thomas  G.     347.533 


K-State  Christian   Fellowship     219 
K-State   Engineer     77 
K-State  Players     201 

Kubat,  Jacqueline     238,533 

Kuchenthal,   George  W.     166,189,431 

Kuczynski,  Leslie  W.     347,533 

Kueck,   Don   L.     184,431 

Kuqler,  Charles  D.     274,431 

Kuhn,  Carolyn   S.     151,243,533 

Kuhn,   Charles  W.     431 

Kuhn,  Cheryl   K.     203,328,533 

Kuhn,   Linda  A.     195,248,533 

Kuhn     Marilyn   R.     62,154,253,431 

Kuhn[   R.  William     178,431 

Kuhn,   Robert  A.     273,533 

Kuhn,    Robert  J.     210 

Kuhn,  Thomas  G.     178 

Kuhn    William   R.     129,273,534 

Kuiken,  Cheryl   M.     184,212,253,431 

Kukuk,   Donna   L.     203,220,328,534 

Kumamoto,   Clifford   T.     431 

Kummer,  Judy   K.     318,534 

Kuntz    Charles   R.     62,157,176,534 

Kunz,   Kristina   L.     255,534 

Kurth,  Walter  W.     284,534 

Kushner,   Sheryl   D.     189,213,328,534 

Kwant,   Walter     341,534 

Kwok    Wing    K.     149,163,171,347,378,534 

Kyser,   Michael   D.     347,534 


Labarge,  George   P.     222,293,534 
Labenski,   Robert  H.     341,534 
Lacen,  Georgia  S.     324,534 
Lackey,  John   L.     534 
Lackey    William   M.     534,608 
Lackie,  Andrea   M.     257,534 
Lacy,   Larry  D.     341,534 
Ladenburger,   Sharon     250,534 
Ladner,  Charles  W.     166 
Ladner,   Phyllis  I.     167 
Lady,  Sharon   K.     318,534 
Lafferty,   Marilyn   L.     207,247,534 
Laffoon,  John   R.     332,534 
Lagoski,   Patricia  J.     312,534 
Laguna,   Luis  E.     202 
Lahey,   Margaret     95,229 
Lahr,  Karen  J.     318,534 
Lahr    Patricia  A.     333,534 
LaHue,   Delmon  W.     193 
Laird,    Irvin   B.     208 
Lake,  John   E.  Jr.     332,432 
Lala,   Wilbur  L.     347,534 
Laman,  Janice   R.     328,534 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha     288-289 
Lambert,   Beverly  A.     534 
Lambert,  Charles  D.     332,534 
Lambert,   Emmajean     257,534 
Lambert,   Frank  W.     221 
Lambert,  John  V.     146,151 
Lambert,   Paul  J.     223,293,534 
Lambley,  James  D.     193 
Lamborn,  Judith   E.     206,213.318,534 
Lamborn,   Linda   L.     212,324,432,534 
Lambright,   Linda   R.     212,318,534 
Lamme,  Judith   A.     27,257,534 
Lammers,   Cynthia     257,432 
Lammers,  William   E.     180 
Lamone,   Michael  G.     534 
Lamp,   Linda   K.     238,432 
Lamp,  Marita   M.     168,253,534 
Lamp,   Ross  L.     265,432 
Lampe,   Patti  J.     191,534 

Lampert,    Robert  L.     534 

Lancaster,  Jean  A.     184,206,213,241,535 

Land    Orlan    R.     337,535 

Landers,   Dixon   H.     347,535 

Landon,   Daniel  J.     149 

Lane,   David  T.     179 

Lane,  Sid  A.     171.535 

Lang,   Fred   D.     174 

Lange,   Frederick  G.     148,202,287,432 

Lanqe,    Herbert     535 

Lange,   Linda   L.     324,535 

Lange,   M.  Jean     71,72,163,535 

Lange     Marilyn   E.     147,222,237,535 

Lange,   Phillip  D.     161,432 

Lange,    Rolf  W.     202 

Langford,   David  J.      162,341,359,391,535 

Langland,   Constance     333,535 

Langland,  Joan   G.     312,535 

Langley,   Helen  A.     194 

Lanqner,   Gary  A.     273,535 

Lankas,   Daniel  J.     222,359.375,535 

Lanman,  Arley   D.     171,306,535 

Lanning,   Lois  S.     181 

Lanning,   Michael  A.     179 

Lanning,    Ralph    E.     535 

Lansden,  John  A.     341,535 

Lansdowne,    Miriam    L.     62 

Lansing,   Dorothy  K.     318,535 

Lantis,   Linda   M.     212,237,535 

Lard,  Gail   A.     175,265,535 

Lardent,  Craig   N.     210 

Larison,   Gary  W.     307,535 

Larmer,   Mary  L.     535 

Larsen,   Beverly  J.     194,253,432 

Larsen,   Larry   R.     77,157,175,306,535 

Larsen,   Lynne   M.     245.318,535 

Larson,   Barton   E.     218,219,535 

Larson,   Dennis  L.     178 

Larson,   Gene   D.     432 

Larson,  George   H.     119 

Larson,  Glenn   II      173 

Larson,  Jerry  G.     147,151,347,535 

Larson,  John   P.     303,535 

Larson    Jon   M.     276,535 

Larson,   Kevin  J.     217,535 

Larson,   Larry  E.     306,535 


*,',;<, 


Larson,  Larry  E.     341,535 

Larson,   Laurence  G.      170,535 

Larson,   Merle   D.     347,535 

Larson,   Robert  H.     298,432 

Larson,    Roger  C.      177,217,535 

Larson,  Steve   E.     303,432,535 

Larson,  Steven  A.     62,191,307 

LaRue,    Kenneth     359 

Lasalle,  William   L.     341,535 

Lashbrook,   Ralph   R.      107,140,163 

Laskowski,  Carolyn   L.     324,535 

Latas,   Richard   D.     347,536 

Latham,   Carl   D.     274,536 

Latham,  Jackie   D.     337,536 

Latham,  James  D.     303,377,536 

Lathrop,  Connie  F.     243,312,536 

Lathrop,    Kenneth    L.      161,289  536 

Lathrop,  Winifred   B.     281,318,536 

Latimer,  James   P.     296,432 

Latin   American   Association     202 

Latschar,   Carol   D.     213,324,536 

Latschar,  John  A.     536 

Latta,   Robert   I.     233,536 

Latta,   Robert  L.     306,536 

Laue,  John  W.     267,536 

Lauer,   Kent  A.     280,432 

Laughlin,   Eugene  J.     89,112 

Laurie,   Lynne     140,324,536 

Laven,   Nancy  A.     318,536 

Laverentz,  Carol  A.     194,324,536 

Laverentz,  Gene  W.     183,267,536 

Lawhon,   Mary  B.     27,245,536 

Lawles,    Mrs.  Sybil     235 

Lawless,   Eldon   D.     166,536 

Lawlis,  Gary  T.     67,203 

Lawrence  Cheryl    L.      168,318,536 

Lawrence,  Curtis  K.     536 

Lawrence,   Donald     359 

Lawrence,   Linda  J.      146,247,432 

Lawrence,  Susan   K.     324,537 

Lawrence,  Thomas  J.     289,432 

Lawrence,  Wiiliam   V.     273,537 

Lawson,    Robert   E.     292,537 

Laxer,   Marc  A.     155,341,537 

Lay,  Charles   L.     432,537 

Lay,    Margaret  F.      170 

Lay,    Russell      147,375 

Layton,  Jean  A.     318,537 

Lazy  R    627 

Leasure,   Elden   E.     89 

Leatherman,  Carol  J.     318  537 

Leathers,   Ronald   R.     537 

Leathers,  Theresa   L.     537 

Leavengood,    Luther  O.     107 

LeBreton,  James  E.     341,537 

Lechner,   Fred   P.     265,537 

Lee,   Carolyn  J.     201,333.537 

Lee,   Dennis   D.     175,347,537 

Lee,   Dennis  J.     303,537 

Lee,  Dick  T.     185 

Lee,   Duane   R.     292,537 

Lee,  Grace   K.     185 

Lee,   Horace  B.     107,394 

Lee,  Jane  A.     247,312,537 

Lee,  Marilyn   S.     309,312,537 

Lee,   Nancy   K.     24,27,151,255,537 

Lee,   Steve  K.     185 

Lee,  Thomas   B.     133,185 

Leeburg,   Linn  T.     432 

Leedham,   George     64 

Leedy,  Wayne  C.     303,537 

Leel,   Woodruff,   G.     432 

Leete,  Stephen   M.     62 

Lefmann,   Gerald   L.     79,214,432 

Lefton,  John   MT    208,267  537 

Lehman,   Rebecca   S.     212,253  537 

Lehmann,   Wilfred    H.     79,385 

Leick,   Mary   K.     203,312,537 

Leighty,  Joseph   W.     341,537 

Leiker,    Raydean     537 

Leipper,  Jane  L.     192 

Leister,   Karen  A.     245,537 

Leming,   Margaret  J.      152,324  537 

Lemon,  Carolyn   S.     64,148,224.312  537 

Lemon,   Elaine   F.     218,219,318,432 

Lemon,  Josephine   L.     333,378  537 

Lemon,   Lonnie   L.     267,537 

Lemon,   Marcia  A.     247,537 

Lenhart,   Leanna   M.     201 

Lenhert,   Larry  M.     347,537 

Lenz,  John   L.      180 

Leonard,  Warren  J.     307,537 

Leou,   Harvey  S.     185 

Lepej,  Jo  K.     207.328,537 

Lepo,   Linda   M.     537 

Leroux,  Jerry  D.     209 

Leshovsky,  Jari   L.     318,537 

Lester,   Bruce   R.     197 

Lester,    Richard  A.     290,537 

Letourneau,  Arlene  J.     192 

Letourneau,  James  L.     608 

Letts,   Katherine  A.     333,538 

Leuthold,   Dixie  C.     250.538 

Leuthold,  Steven   L.     378 

Levering,  Judith   A.     333,538 

Levick,    Larry   N.      199,432 

Lewellen,    Rondole   L.     432 

Lewerenz,   Gloria    L.      145,248  538 

Lewerenz,  Jan   K.     538 

Lewis,  Carolyn   I,     318,538 

Lewis,    Delvy     371 

Lewis,   Evelyn  J.     241,538 

Lewis,  Gary   K.     305,538 

Lewis,  Gary   L.     67,306,538 

Lewis,   George  A.     287,538 

Lewis,  Jack  V.     195,303,538 

Lewis,  Janet  K.     207,538 

Lewis,  Jerre   L.     206,538 

Lewis,  John   L.     278,608 

Lewis,   Kenneth   D.     159 

Lewis,   Kit  J.     432 

Lewis,  Lois  K.     237,538 


Lewis,   Michael    R.     177,289,538 

Lewis,   Richard  W.     208,341,538 

Lewis.  Sharon   K.     219,224,432 

Lewis,  Shirley  A.     187,253,318,538 

Lewis,  Trudy  E.     312,538 

Lewis,  Verda   L.     170 

Lewis,  William   L.     341,538 

Ley,  John   R.     341,538 

Lickteig,   Linda  A.     223,318,538 

Lickteig,   Merle   E.     538 

Lietzen,  John   H.     73,200,206,341,538 

Light,   Phillip  C.     183,432 

Lightcap,   Dee  A.     538 

Lightner,   David    K.      187,219,233,284, 

375,538 
Ligon,  Thomas   H.     432 
Lilak,    Rita   K.     125,133,144,159,189,213, 

250,538 
Liljestrand,   Mary  L.     180 
Lillibridge,   Richard      182,194,432 
Lillich,   Donna  J.     248,324,538 
Lillich,   Robert   D.     121,172,305,433 
Lilly,    Richard    K.     303,538 
Limes,  Alma  A.     328,538 
Limes,  Ann    R.     538,, 
Linck,   Karen    B.     245,538 
Lind,    Martha   L.     154,159,197,213,433 
Lindahl,   Carol   S.     328,538 
Lindberg,   Pamela   K.     318,538 
Lindenbaum,    Stephen     433 
Under,  Julia   A.     213,247,433 
Linder,    Robert   D.      156 
Linderman,   Spencer  A.     215 
Lindgren,   Sandra    K.      145,238,538 
Lindquist,    Richard   K.      193 
Lindquist,    Ronald   U.     183 
Lindstrom,   Cathy   E.     212,318,538 
Line,  Joyce  A.     319,538 
Linin,    Brent  W.     273,538 
Linin,   Dale   E.     166,273,539 
Link,    Rodney   L.     146,150,178 
Linn,   Cheryl   A.     248.312,539 
Linn,   Linda   K.     328,539 
Linn,   Michael   W.     341,539 
Linscheid,   Karen   K.     63,194,213  318 
Linstrum,   David   B.     77 
Lintecum,  Sanda    K.     212,433 
Linton,   Jerry    D.      539 
Liohona   Fellowship     220 
Lipp,   Mark   E.     539 
Upper,   Mary  K.     125,203 
Lipper,   Ralph      141 
Lippman,    Raymond  J.     347,539 
Lippoldt,    Richard   A.     273,539 
Lippoldt,    Robert   L.     273,433 
Lisec,   Helga     196 
Liston,  Sally  A.     253,312,539 
Litfin,   Richard  A.     341,539 
Litke,   Herbert  C.     539 
Little  American   Royal     39 
Little,   Martin   L.     375,433 
Little,  Susanne   F.     66,168,177,257,539 
Litton,   Dale  G.     62,173.298,539 
Littrell,  John   M.     283,433 
Littrell,    Robert  C.     161,190,215,287,539 
Livengood,    Rodney  D.     347,539 
Livengood,  Steven   R.     62 
Livingston,   Alton   R.     539 
Livingston,   Philip  A.     278,433 
Liungstrom,   Robert  H.     347,539 
Llord,  Jim     22 
Lloyd,  Cheryl   L.     27,235,433 
Lloyd,   Douglas  A.     433 
Loar,   Donald   R.     220,433 
Locher,    Roger  C.     347,539 
Locke,   Kenneth  J.     225 
Locke,    Robert  O.     539 
Locke,  Ted  R.      171,220,539 
Lockhart,   Nancy  J.     255,539 
Lodge,  David  J.     178 
Loeb,  Jeffrey  T.     539 
Loeb,  Joe   H.     153 

Loebeck,   Barbara   P.     137,206,255.433 
Loeppke,   Daryl   W.     284,608 
Loeppke,   Wilda   L.     147,189,241,433 
Loercher,  Arthur     351,539 
Loesch,   Lowell   D.     208,539 
Loesch,  Sally  A.     539 
Loetel,   Diana   K.     62,229,245,539 
Loffler,    Doris      196 
Logan,   Graham  C.     278,539 
Logan,  Thomas  W.     175,539 
Logan,  Vernon  D.     539 
Loqbeck,  James  C.     199,433 
Lohmann,  Vernon   E.      149,433 
Lohrengel,   Gwendolyn     318,539 
Londeen,   Mary  J.     251,318,539 
Lonergan,    Martha  J.     161,237,539 
Long,   Donald   D.     347,539 
Long,  Galen  J.     539 
Long,   Hollace   L.     145,147,245,539 
Long,  James  L.     341,540 
Long,  John  C.     215 
Long,  John   P.      169 
Long,   Pamela   C.      140,217,328,540 
Long,   Rebecca   I.     62.170 
Long,   Richard  A.     278,540 
Long,   Robert  P.     609 
Long,  Temar  K.     66,312,540 
Long,  William   R.     373 
Longabach,  Jean   A.     245,540 
Longberg,    Leslie  C.     62,147,157,189,190 

540 
Longhofer,   Sharon   S.     318,540 
Loofbourrow,   Gail  A.     218,219 
Loomis,  Carol  A.     433 
Loomis,  Jim   E.     112,147,229.433 
Loomis,    Ronald   H.     176,433 
Loop,  John   D.     306,540 
Loper,    Harry    B.     341,540 
Loriaux,  Peter  G.     274.540 
Lorson,  James  S.     347,540 


Lotker,   Floyd   L.  II      187,341,540 

Loucks,   Rebecca  A.     191,200 

Louderback,    Forrest     540 

Loughmiller,  Gayle  G.     204,235,318,540 

Loughmiller,  Jean  A.     318,433 

Louthan,  James   R.     209,540 

Love,   Carolyn  A.     27,248,318,540 

Love,   Charles  R.     214,433 

Love,  Joyce  E.     433 

Lovelock,   William  T.     341,540 

Lovett,   Leslie  A.     194 

Lowe,  Elaine  V.     248,540 

Lowe,   Mrs.  Harold  P.     236 

Lowe,  Jon   M.     71,72 

Lowe,   Mary  A.     78,247,433 

Lowery,    Beryl    B.     540 

Lowrey,    Annie  T.      152 

Lowrey,   Fred   E.     180,299,540 

Lowther,   Marcia   L.     189,235.540 

Lubega,    Henry   B.      165 

Lucas,  Alice  S.     217,313,609 

Lucas,   Betty  L.     328,540 

Lucas,   Wallace  G.     341,540 

Luckeroth,   William  J.     347,540 

Ludden,   Linda   L.     248,540 

Ludes,   Laura   L.     253,540 

Lue,  David   D.     185 

Lukens,  James  R.     341,540 

Lukens,   Patricia  A.     181 

Lukens,    Roger   L.     178,434 

Luker,  Anna   M.     188,197,212,225,250,540 

Lukins,  Judith   A.     62,140,203,318,540 

Lukins,   Nancy  C.     241,434 

Lundblade,    Eugene   D.     434 

Lundblade,    Marylou      192 

Lundgren,  Joan   A.     318,434 

Lundgren,   Paul    E.     61,67,158,434 

Lundin,  Janis  C.     220,540 

Lundquist,   Glenn    L.     347,540 

Lundquist,    Ronald   C.     341,378,540 

Lundy,   William   L.     375,540 

Lunn,   Edward  A.     434 

Lunn,   Edward   E.     332 

Lunn,   Sharon   L.     332 

Lunsford,    Ronnie  G.     189,284,540 

Lunt,  Steven  A.     540 

Lunt,   Wilma  J.     212,540 

Lutes,   Connie   S.     241,434 

Lutheran   Student  Fellowship     221 

Lutz,   Donna   L.     318,541 

Lutz,   Karen   M.     247,541 

Lybarger,  Judith    K.     248,541 

Lybarger,   Larry   L.     337,541 

Lyberger,    Ronald    D.      157,306,541 

Lyddane,   Earl   W.     541 

Lydick,   Sally  J.     183,197,309,318,541 

Lydick,  Sylvia   A.     183,318,541 

Lyman,   Eva     206 

Lyman,  Jon  W.     541 

Lynch,   Franklin   E.     290,541 

Lynch,  John  C.     307,541 

Lyne,  Rex  E.     541 

Lynn,   Gary   D.     105,133,541 

Lynn,   Lloyd   E.     191 

Lyon,   Duane   H.     177,434 

Lyon,  Jeffrey   L.     347,541 

Lyon,  John   C.     341,541 

Lyon,   Raelee  A.     333,541 


M 


Maas,    Robert   R.     173 

Mabrey,   Bruce   R.     365 

Mabry,   Mariorie   I.     241,434 

MacArthur,    Robert  A.     180,284,541 

Macfee,    Nancy   M.     194,434 

MacGowan,   Elizabeth      168,206,318,541 

Macha,  Garry  L.     541 

Machart,   Michael   A.     434 

Machart,   William  J.     178 

Mack,  Jeanette  K.     229,237,541 

Mack,  Terry   L.     377 

Mackender,    Elizabeth     243,541 

Mackiewicz,   Mary   P.     328,541 

MacKirdy,   Wayne   H.     61,434 

Macklin,   Dennis  D.     199,434 

MacLaskey,    Dave   R.     290,377,541 

MacMasters,   Majel   M.     148,202 

Macy,   Elbert  B.     163,200,206 

Macy,  Ted   L.     434 

Madden.  James   R.     61,271.434 

Madden,   Sharon   K.     235,541 

Maddock,  James  W.     341,541 

Maddy,  Stephen   L.     541 

Mader,   Ernest  L.     79 

Mader,  James  W.     223,293,541 

Mader,   Ronny   D.     293,541 

Madziya,    Robert  G.     434 

Maes,  James  C.     296,541 

Magby,    Kay  A.     77,145,148,183,208, 

329,541 
Magill,   Stephen   H.     208,299,541 
Mahander,    Mateti      198 
Mai,   Harold   E.     149,150,166,273,434 
Mai,   Ladonna  J.     318,541 
Maichel,   Farrell   D.     166,434 
Maichel,  George  W.     295.541 
Maichel,  Jacqualine     333,541 
Maichel,   Sally  J.     196,249.434 
Maier,   Gary   E.     541 
Mailen,   Gary  A.     541 
Mainquist,   Colleen    L.      167 
Mainquist,    Robert  J.      166,187,541 
Maisch,  Carol   A.     324,542 
Maisch,  Janice   E.     200,318,542 
Major,  Linda   L.     318,542 
Mikalous.   Nancy  J.     183.194,542 
Malik,    Norbert    R.      162 
Mall,   Sandra   S.     249,542 
Mamura,   Owen    M.      149,341,542 


Mance,  George   F.     271,542 
Mangelsdorf,   Nancy  J.     223,312,542 
Mangum,   Elizabeth    I.     324,378,542 
Manhattan   Laundry  and  Cleaners     626 
Manhattan    Motors,    Inc.     618 
Manhattan   Mutual   Life  Insurance 

Co.     628 
Manhattan  New  Carl   Dealers 

Association     618 
Manhattan  Typewriter  Co.,   Inc.     619 
Maninger,   Lyle   F.     290,542 
Manley,  Carol  J.     200,333 
Manlove,   Marion    R.     299,542 
Manlove,   Marvin   D.     299,542 
Mann,   Daniel   G.     199,434 
Mann,   Gary   P.     295,542 
Mann,   H.  Stewart     283,542 
Mann,  James   I.     177,434 
Mann,  Linda   R.     247,435 
Mann,   Marvin  W.     149,221,284,435 
Mann,    Mary   F.     245.435 
Mann,   Susan     192,204,212,435 
Manning,   Nancy   M.     224,318,542 
Manning,   Sammye   S.     243,542 
Mansholt,  Virginia   L.     197,309,318,542 
Mansukhani,   Arjan   M.     175 
Manuel,   Maureen   K.     160,249,435 
Manuel,   Milton   L.     89 
Manzo,   David  J.     158,609 
Mapes,  Janet  K.     250,542 
Maranville,  Jerry  W.     267,609 
Mar  Cafe     623 
Marcelle   Beauty  Shop     612 
Marcotte,   Robert  P.     542 
Marine,   Duane   D.     305,542 
Marion,   Roger  B.     191,435 
Marker,  Jack   H.     62,212,299,542 
Marker,  James  N.     277,435 
Marker,   Kathy     192 
Markley,   Daniel   H.     155 
Markley,  John   E.     233,280,542 
Markley,  John   R.     147 
Marks.   Michael   M.     351,542 
Marlatt   Hall     344-349 
Marlatt,   Susan  L.     318,542 
Marling,   Mark   E.     296,542 
Marlow,   Memory   D.     318,542 
Marmet,   Kent  L.     190,435 
Marmon,   Raymond   L.     341,542 
Marold,   Rebecca  S.     62,318,542 
Marolf,  Judith   A.     435 
Marquis,   Dennis  W.     215,542 
Marr,  Gary  D.      150,178,435 
Marrs,  John   A.     542 
Marrs,   Robert   L.     61,283,542 
Marsden,   Henry  H.     161 
Marsden,  Sandy  A.     192 
Marsh,  Carol   L.     212,318.435 
Marsh,  James  T.     180 
Marsh,   Margaret  J.     63,187.189,318,542 
Marsh,   Ross  C.     194,435 
Marshall,   Alexander      179 
Marshall,   Gary  W.     214,347,542 
Marshall,  Janet  D.     542 
Marshall,   Mary  J.     318,542 
Marshall,   Merilyn  J.     173 
Marshall,   Paul   M.     184,435 
Marshbank,   Glen  W.     543 
Marstall,  James  J.     166 
Marston,   Norman      193 
Marteney,  Jacqueline     62,211-318,543 
Martens,    Barbara    L.      140,243,543 
Martin,   Bennie   L.     283,543 

Carol   A.     195,324,543 

David  A.     155,543 

David   F.     157,187,214,284,543 
1artin|  Douglas  S.     543 
lartin,   Edward   A.     543 
Martin,   Elizabeth   L.      191,312,543 
Martin,  John    R.     347,543 
Martin,   Kathryn  A.     194,318.543 

Larry   R.     121.162,305.543 

Lester   D.     184 

Max  T.     157,290359,435,634 

Michael    P.     223,351,543 

Nancy  C.     223,318,543 
Martin,   Ray   L.     435 
Martin,   Stephen   L.     543 
Martin,  Thomas  A.     178,435 
Martindale,   Donna   L.     543 
Martindale,   Susan  J.     206,318.543 
Martinek,   Dwight  J.     347,543 
Martinson,  Gail   A.     195,318,543 
Marx,   Robert  J.     293,543 
Mason,  Anthony  R.     62,307,543 
Mason,   Gary   E.     609 
Mason,   Sharon   K.     245.312,543 
Mason,   Stella   K.     159,435 
Massey,  Johnette  C.     243,318,543 
Massey,   Larry   B.     61,174,284,543 
Massey,   Nora   R.     200,318,543 
Massey,    Patricia   A.     312,543 
Massieon,    Richard   J.     296,359.543 
Massingill,   Kenneth     341,543 
Masten,   Boyd   E.     201,543 
Masten,   Saundra   K.     189,244,329,543 
Masters,  Alton   D.     222,341,543 
Masters,   Daniel   W.     299,543 
Matan,   William   D.     359,363,380,381.626 
Mathena,  Janice   L.     245,318,543 
Mathes,   Edith   M.      192 
Mathes,  Jimmie    R.     197 
Mathews,  James  C.     89 
Mathews,  Philip  V.     150,183,285,435 
Mathews,    Rita   I.     207,312,543 
Mathews,   Robert  J.     303,543 
Mathias,  Albert   R.     435 
Mathias,    Kenneth    E.      177,347,544 
Matter,   Darryl   E.     154 
Matterson,    Patricia     204,210 
Matthews,  Jacqueline     62,333,544 
Matthews,    Robert  C.     341,544 


Marti 
Marti 
Martin, 


Martin, 
Martin, 
Martin, 
Martin, 
Martin, 


Matthews,    Robert   R.     287 
Matthews,   Sherry  L.     324,544 
Matthews,  William   S.     341,544 
Mattix,    Barbara  J.     168,237,318,544 
Mattoon,    Mary    L.     333,544 
Mattox,   Fredrick   L.     175,295,544 
Mattox,    Louise   M.     324,544 
Mau,   Mary  S.     435 
Mauck,  Theodore   S.     173,305,435 


Wilbu 
Mauck,  William  D 
Mauderly,  Cheryl 
Mauderly,  Joe  L. 
uler.   Loretta  A 


215 
219,544 

179' 
329,544 


Maurath,  Clement  J. 

Maurath,    Francene     197,544 

Mauzey,   Steve   E.     265,544 

Maxted,  Anita   L.     329,544 

Maxwell,  Michael   L.     283,435 

Maxwell,  Sharon   L.     253,544 

Maxwell,  Vernon   D.     180,544 

Maxwell,   William   H.     224,341,544 

Maxwell,   William   K.     283,544 

May,   Jerry    L.      175 

May,   Leon    R.     544 

May,   Patricia   A.      192 

Mayberry,  Jay  C.      153,162,199,435 

Mayden,   Dennis  E.     544 

Mayer,   Linda  A.     237,318,544 

Mayhew,  Janice   L.     318,544 

Mayhew,   Sue  A.     329,544 

Mayhill,   Dorothy   L.     235,544 

Maynard,  Jean  A.     245,435 

Maynard,   Patricia  A.     324,544 

Mayne,   Paul    R.     171,436 

Mayrath,   Noel   E.     318,544 

Mazaika,  Trudine   M.     145,148,232,255. 

544 
McAdow,   Mary  J.     229,249,544 
McAlexander,   Vera  J.     333,544 
McAndrew,   William   P.     78,544 
McAninch,  Janet   L.     195,206,257,544 
McAteer,   Daniel    D.     62 
McCabe,    Patricia     318,544 
McCabe,    Ronald   L.     347,544 
McCain,  James  A.     18,86,87,473.481 
McCallum,   Bruce   K.     175 
McCallum,   Donna   E.     192 
McCammon,    Ronald   W.     436 
McCargar,  Gary  D.     544 
McCarthy,   Kathryn   M.     195,206,243,544 
McCartney,   Roger  P.     208 
McCarty,  Annette  E.     318,544 
McCarty,   Ernest   P.    149,166,436 
McCaslin,   Ann    144,146,245,436 
McCauley,   Margaret   L.     213,222,333,545 
McCauley,    Russell   E.     215 
McClanathan,   Richard   A.      177,436 
McClaren,  Janice   F.     147,220,324,545 
McClary,   Dennis   E.     209 
McClaskey,   George   E.     199,436 
McClellan,  James   R.     208,347,545 
McClelland,   Lynn  A.     265,436 
McCleskey,  Joseph    H.     174,436 
McClure,  Connie   M.     66,235,318,545 
McClure,   Duane  H.     166 
McClure,  John   E.     359 
McClure,   Robert  C.     364,365 
McCobb,   Allan   P.     265,545 
McCobb,    Robert  C.     265,545 
McCollough,   Richard      189,341,545 
McCollough,    Roger   R.     151,189,341,545 
McConachie,   Daniel    R.     186,545 
McConnell,  James  L.     287,545 
McConnell,  James   R.     296,436 
McConnell,  Jerome  M.     347,377,545 
McConnell,  John   O.     229,271,545 
McConniel,  Claude   R.     545 
McCormick,   Michael  J.     196 
McCosh,  Gordon   L.     202,307,375,545 
McCosh,   Linda   L.     212,436 
McCourt,  James  E.      147,307,436 
McCoy,   Barry   L.     545 
McCoy,  James   R.     180 
McCoy,   Lawrence   R.      172 
McCoy,    Michael    P.     208,307,545 
McCoy,   Patricia   L.     235,545 
McCoy,    Ronda   E.     436 
McCoy,   Sharron  A.     545 
McCoy,   Susan  J.     133,146,147,243,436 
McCracken,   Deanna  M.     609 
McCracken,  Jack  E.     170,436 
McCracken,   Malcolm   D.      178,436 
McCready,  Joyce   E.     61,62,146,154,156, 

436 
McCready,   Stuart  T.     207,436 
McCreary,   Frederick     73,436 
McCreight,   Dick  W.     347,545 
McCulloch,  William   A.     609 
McCune,   David   E.     545 
McCune,  James  D.     546 
McCutcheon,   Gary   L.     305,546 
McDaniel,   Harry  W.     224,307,546 
McDermet,  Staley   B.     303,436 
McDermott,   Andrea    D.     192 
McDiffett,  Sandra    R.     312,546 
McDonald,   Craydon   D.     62,64,158,190, 

203,289,546 
McDonald,  Francis  G.     341,546 
McDonald,   Galen   R.      167,194,283,546 
McDonald,   Hal  T.     279 
McDonald,   Harry   E.     274,347,365,546 
McDonald,   Peggy  A.     318,546 
McDonald,    Randy  J.     546 
McDonald,   Richard   N.     170 
McDonald,   Rita  J.     436 
McDougal,   Barbara   H.     192 
McDougal,   Bonnie   L.     324,546 
McDougal,   David   E.     173,436 
McDougal,  James  K.     375 
McDougal,  Jeri  J.     318,546 
McDougall,   Melanie  J.     436 


McDowell,  Gaylene   H.      181,192 

McDowell,  Jerold   E.     179 

McElfresh,  James   D.     546 

McElwain,  Sandra   L.     247,546 

McEwen,    Donald   C.     341,546 

McFarland,  Carolyn   L.     64,67,233,237, 
546 

McGee,  Judith   E.     213,249,546 

McGehe,   Bruce  A.     280,436 

McGettrick,   LeAnna     324,546 

McGhee,   Daniel      177,546 

McGoogan,   Kathryn   A.     243,546 

McGrath,   Michael  J.     359 

McGraw,    Betty   R.     196 

McGreevy,   William     223,293,546 

McGregor,   Douglas  D.     159,162,436 

McGregor,   Harrison   E.      193 

McGugin,    Rex  C.     62,546 

McGuire,   Billy   E.     341,546 

McGuire,   Nadene  M.     217,329,546 

McGuire,  Timothy  J.     546 

Mcllroy,   Karen  J.     235,329,546 

Mclnteer,   Patrick   L.     287,546 

Mclntire,   Philip   B.     341,546 

Mclntire,   Ronald   A.     437 

Mclntire,   Virgil   F.     223 

Mclntyre,   Carol   M.     318,546 

Mclntyre,  Donald  C.     299,546 

Mclntyre,  Steven  G.     214,546 

McKaig,  William  J.     347,546 

McKaughan,    Marlene   F.     188,206,250, 
546 

McKay,  Cheryl  J.     329,546 

McKay    Jamie  S.     64,66,329,546 

McKee,  Carl   E.     62,167,546 

McKee,  Carol   F.     203,329,547 

McKee,   Mary  J.     318,547 

McKee,   Michael   C.     265,547 

McKee,   Richard   M.     183 

McKee,    Roger   R.     167,224,547 

McKee,  William  J.     299,547 

McKeeman,   Kevin  T.     547 

McKelvey,   Mary  J.     312,547 

McKibbin,   Lawrence   E.     547 

McKim,   Larry  K.      180 

McKinley,   Carolyn   K.     187,195,233,249, 
319,547 

McKinley,  James   H.     437 

McKinley,  Janice   L.     156,249,547 

McKinley,   Linda   F.     147 
McKinney,   Donald   E.     547 
McKinney,   Katheryn     206 
McKinnis,  Jim   A.     177,223,547 
McKnight,  Janice  D.     324,547 
McKown,    Richard   A.     175,547 
McLain,    David    R.     296,547 
McLain,   Marcia   C.     140,200,329,547 
McLean,    Robin   R.     77,148,249,547 
McLeavy,   Marjory  L.     212,257,547 
McLeod,  Jon   R.     177,437 
McLeod,   Myra   L.     203,319,547 
McMahan,    Robert   D.     351,373,547 
McManamon,  Carolyn    R.     63,319,547 
McManis,   Kay  J.     160,251,547 
McManis,    Mary   M.     64,66,251,547 
McMillan,  Alan   D.     176,547 
McMillan,  Judith    K.     238,319,547 
McMillan,   Steven  J.     341,547 
McMillen,    Richard   E.     176,437 
McMillen,   Robert   D.     289,547 
McMillian,  Glenda  S.     547 
McMullen,    Rodney   D.     275,547 
McMurray,   Diane   S.     241,437 
McMurry,   Nancy   L.     251,437 
McNabb,    David   H.      155,347,547 
McNeal,  Albert  F.     347,547 
McNeal,   Douglas   M.     275,547 
McNeal,   Kathleen  A.     194,245,437 
McNeil,  Charles   B.     279,547 
McNeill,   Sherry   K.     319,547 
McNeill,  William   B.     191,437 
McNerny,   Nancy   L.     329,547 
McNevin,  Sheryl  A.     319,547 
McNinch,   George   E.     547 
McNitt,   Gordon   K.     183,187,277,548 
McPartlin,  Geoffrey   L.     78,381 
McPeak,   Garold    L.     176,437 
McPeak,   Gloria  J.     192 
McPherson,   Eileen  A.     312,548 
McQuillan,  Jacki     255,548 
McQuillen,  Tracy  G.     341,548 
McReynolds,   Richard     347,548 
McVay,    Richard   H.     62,64,203,289,548 
McVicker,  Cheryl   A.     329,548 
Meade   Insurance     624 
Means,  Gerald   R.     75,303,548 
Mease,    Robert  P.      176,548 
Meats,    Robert  D.     347,548 
Medley,   Bill     49 
Medlin,   C.  J.     76 
Meehan,   Mary  C.     156 
Meehan,   Mary  C.     249,437 
Meek,   Frederick  C.     548 
Meek,   Patsy  C.     146,156,206,324,437 
Meeks,  Charles   E.     150,285,437 
Meeks,   Ellis  M.     609 
Meerpohl,  Judy   L.     161,251,437 
Meetz,  Johnny   E.     133,183,267,548 
Mehl,  Constance  A.     238,437 
Mehl,  Gary   R.     280.437 
Mehta,   Desh    P.     609 
Meier,   Howard   E.     223.341,548 
Meinecke,  Jeanne   D.     319,548 
Meinershagen,  Joyce     333,548 
Meirowsky,    Bernard  J.     341,437 
Meisegeier,   Larry   R.     180,267,548 
Meisenheimer,  Carole  A.     140,212,324, 

548 
Meisner,  Sharon   R.     243,548 
Melichar,   Robert  M.     161,186,437 
Mellgren,   David  J.     305,548 
Mellott,   Mitchell   P.     289,548 


Melton,   Gary  E.     223,293,548 
Melvin,   Bernie  J.     296,548 
Melvin,  Judith   A.     156,249,548 
Mendell,   Linda   L.     312,548 
Mennonite   Fellowship     221 
Merchant,  Janet   L.     243,319,548 
Meredith,  Janice   R.     324,548 
Merica,   Mark   D.     75,280,548 
Merriam,  Joseph   G.  Jr.     180,223,548 
Merrill,   Elizabeth   D.     206 
Merrill,   Susan     243,437 
Merriman,   Pamela  A.     27,151,212,238, 

548 
Merten,   Donald   H.     177,275,548 
Mertz,  Jacob  E.     62,287,548 
Mertz,  James   L.     275,609 
Mertz,  John  A.     341,548 
Meschke,   David  G.     341,359,548 
Meseke,   Mark   M.     75 
Messersmith,    Maria  J.     237,548 
Mettler,   Sheldon   M.     341,548 
Metz,  George   E.     215 
Metzen,   MeTvin   N.     183,223,351,548 
Metzinger,   Gary   D.     222,347,549 
Meyer,  Janet  S.     549 
Meyer,  Jerry  G,     549 
Meyer,   Phillip  C.     209,549 
Meyer    Virginia   A.     189,222,329,549 
Meyer,   William   H.     209,347,549 
Meyers,    Irene     350 
Meyers,   Maryalys     212,549 
Meyers,  Terry  L.     62,341,549 
Meyers,   Thomas     350 
Meyers,   Mrs.  Thomas  D.     378 
Michael,   Carolyn  J.     329,549 
Michael,  Cynthia  A.     324,549 
Michaud,    Michael    E.     157,385 
Michie,  Terry  K.     305,549 
Mickelson,   Eldon   L.     341,378.609 
Mickey,  Coy  C.     180 
Mickey,   David   H.     296,437 
Mickey,  Zoanne   R.     181 
Middleswart,  Jerry   M.      179 
Middleswart,   Peggy   L.     181 
Middleton,    Martha  J.     170,221,312,549 
Middleton,   Richard   L.     549 
Middleton,  William  W.     400 
Miers,  John  H.     147 
Mignot,  Vaughn   D.     273,549 
Mikesell,   Carolyn   M.     212,319,549 
Milbourn,   Mark  T.     229,299,549 
Milbourn,   Max    90 
Milburn,   Marlyse   K.     197,235,549 
'Miles,  Connie   K.     69,75,163,204,437 
Miles,  Janice  J.     243,549 
Miles,   Kenneth   K.     296,373,549 
Millenbruch,  Janice     437 
Millenbruch,   Sharon      189,319,549 
Miller,  Allan  V.     267,549 
Miller,   Arden   P.     303,549 
Miller,   Arthur  D.     347,549 
Miller,   Bonita   A.     196,319,549 
Miller,   Boyd    I.     279,549 
Miller,   Bruce   D.     549 
Miller,  Carol   E.     159,245,437 
Miller,  Cecil      191 
Miller,   Cherie   E.     190,201,312,549 
Miller,   Craig   L.     549 
Miller,   Dallas  E.     193,437 
Miller,   Darrell   E.     549 
Miller,   Don   L.     299,549 
Miller,   Dorothy   D.     187,549 
Miller,   Dwight   E.     202,549 
Miller,   Edward   P.     178,437 
Miller,   Elizabeth   A.     329,549 
Miller,  Gerald   D.     202 
Miller,  Gerald   L.      148,215,549 
Miller,  Gerald   W.     287,549 
Miller,   Gregory   L.     175,293,549 
Miller,  Jackie   L.     189,319,550 
Miller,  James  E.     89 
Miller,  James  I.     179 
Miller,  James   R.     166,550 
Miller,  Janean   L.     64,168,224,237,319,550 
Miller,  Janet  L.     109,243,550 
Miller,  Janice  S.     245,319,550 
Miller,  Janis   E.     319,550 
Miller,  Jean   E.     192 
Miller,  John   M.     229 
Miller,  John    R.     305,550 
Miller,  Jordan   Y.     89 
Miller,  Joseph   S.     550 
Miller,   Karen   M.     437 
Miller,   Kenneth   H.     341,550 
Miller,   Linda   M.     190,319,550 
Miller,   Lynda   K.     550 
Miller,   Lynne  S.     243,319,550 
Miller,   Marc  E.     341,550 
Miller,   Margo  J.     75,255,550 
Miller,   Marshall    F.     202,437 
Miller,   Mary  L.     550 
Miller,   Patricia  A.     249,550 
Miller,   Patricia   A.     203,319,550 
Miller,   Patricia   K.      184,329,550 
Miller,   Paul   E.     283,550 
Miller  Pharmacy     617 
Miller,    Richard   P.     209,550 
Miller,    Robert   H.     149,165,190,437 
Miller,   Roger  A.     550 
Miller,   Ronald  A.     184 
Miller,   Ronald  G.    217 
Miller,   Sherry  E.     550 
Miller,   Sherry   K.     197,319,550 
Miller,   Susanne     71.163 
Miller,  Travis  L.     550 
Miller,   Vikki   K.     249,319,550 
Miller,   Willard  A.     437 
Miller,  William   H.     62,64 
Milleret,    Roy  J.      129 
Milleson,   Carolyn    R.      187,438 
Millick,   Melody  V.     312,378,550 
Milliken,   Sharon   L.     329,550 


Milling  Association     202 

is,   Danny   H.     392 
is,   Valerie  J.     237,319,550 
Is,  Alan   D.     341,550 
Larry  S.     279,550 
Michael  T.     271,550 
Randy  V.     290,438 
Mills,   Robert   B.     193 
Minckley,  Charles  O.     379 
Miner,    Dennis  L.     66,438 
Minks,  Sharon  A.     333,550 


Mi 


550 
155 

140,213,238,550 
170 


178,438 


Minnick,  James  S. 

Minnick,  Walter  R 

Minnis,    Roberta   I. 

Minor,  Carole  S. 

Minor,  John  W.     208 

Minter,   Dennis  W.     64,337,550 

Minter,   Margee   A. 

Minter,   Robert  W. 

Minter,    Roger  D.     207 

Mintner,  Joseph    R.     365 

Minturn     Brian   N.     112,296,438 

Minturn,   Laurel  A.     329,550 

Misak,   Eldon   L.     179 

Mishler,   Danny  D.     159,438 

Mistry,   Narandra  M.     191 

Mitcha,  John   L.  Jr.     299,551 

Mitchell,   Alan   M.     167,551 

Mitchell,   Karen   L.     229.241,551 

Mitchell,   Mary  V.     257,551 

Mitchell,   Mona   L.     168,257,551 

Mitchell,   Robert  L.     180 

Mitchell,  Sharlene  K.     222,309,312,551 

Mitchell,  Timothy  W.     289,438 

Mitzell,   Robert  H.     551 

Moats,   Evelyn   L.     238,551 

Moberly,   Betsy  C.     154 

Moberly,   Marcelene  C.     146 

Mock,   Sharon   K.     438 

Model   United   Nations     54-55 

Moden,   Lloyd   D.     79,214,289,438 

Moeder,   Denis  J.     222,347,551 

Moehlman,   Kathleen   E.     551 

Moehlman,   Patricia   L.     551 

Moews,   Robert   M.     158,438 

Mogusar,  J.   Dennis     375 

Mohler    Walter  K.     347,551 

Mohrman,   Carolyn   K.      109,237,438 

Moline,   Beryl  J.     213,324,55.1 

Molinari,   Peter  L.     112,289,438 

Mollenkamp,   Corlie   E.     200,329,551 

Monahan     Marcia   S.     64,224,438 

Montei,   Alan   K.     215,551 

Montford,   Dianna  J.     225,551 

Montgomery,  George     89,154 

Montgomery,   Michael     229,295,551 

Montgomery,   Ronald   E.     290,551 

Montgomery,  Susan   D.     329,551 

Moody,  Ann   E.     324,551 

Moody,   Mary  J.     319,552 

Moody,    Richard   E.     341,552 

Moody,   Ronald   L.     391 

Moore,   Eva  A.     204 

Moore,   Fritz     140 

Moore,   Gary   B.     348,552 

Moore  Hall     314-321 

Moore,  Janet  L.     197,213,235,438 

Moore,  Janis  K.     319,552 

Moore,  John  H.     552 

Moore,  Judy  J.     146,181,213,438 

Moore     Lowell   G.     77,133,229,287,552 

Moore!   Lyle  V.     438 

Moore,   Michael   K.     179,552 

Moore,   Miriam   A.     212,319,378,552 

Moore,   Myrtle     378 

Moore,   Philip  F.     133,190,438 

Moore,   Phillip   E.     166,299,552 

Moore,    Roberta  A.     67 

Moore,    Roger   L.      174,438 

Moore     Ru  A.     239,312,552 

Moore,   Sandra  C.     197,552 

Moore,   Sandra   R.     319.552 

Moore,   Susan   M.     133,201,552 

Moore,  Thornton  A.     175 

Moore,   William   D.     78 

Moore,  William  T.   II     348,552 

Morales    Victor   M.     173,202,609 

Moran,  Timothy  W.     552 

Mordy,  Charles  E.     146,154 

Mordy,   Ronald   L.     552 

Morehouse,    Richard    W.      150,178,438 

Moren,   Bonita   K.     195,312,552 

Morford,   Gene   R.     552 

Morgan     Alice  P.     324,438 

Morgan,  Jeanette   R.     212,324.552 

Morgan    Jerry   D.     187,224,348,552 

Morgan,  John   C.     359 

Morgan,  Johnnie   L.     238,438 

Morgan,   Lawrence   D.     88 

Morgan,   Linda   L.     78 

Morgan     Linda   M.     210,212,235,438 

Morgan,   Lyn   J.     341,552 

Morgan     Patricia  J.     329,552 

Morgan,    Richard   E.     275,552 

Morgan,   Steven   L.     233,283,552 

Morgenson,  Jonathon     75,280,552 

Morgenstern,  Jerry   L.      166 


Mor 

and    William   M.     208,341,552 

Mor 

ill,  James   L.     191 

Mor 

is,   Danny   L.     552 

Mor 

is,   Dennis  M.     552 

Mor 

is,  Janie   L.     552 

Mor 

is    Marcella   M.     168,255,329,552 

Mor 

is'   Marcia   L.     243,552 

Moi 

is    Richard  A.     552 

Mor 

is    Stephen    R.     165,189,283,552 

Mor 

is,   William   A.     438 

Mor 

is,   William   H.     72 

Mor 

is,  William  W.     299,550 

Mor 

ison,  James  V.     550 

Mor 

issette     Linda   K.     213,239,552 

Mor 

issette,   Michael     341,553 

1,40 


Morrow,  James   K.     297,553 

Morrow,   Janice  J.      146,153,212,247,438 

Morrow,    Robert   L.      105,133,171,306,553 

Morrow,    Sandra    S.     329,553 

Morrow,   Thomas  O.     293,553 

Morse,    Richard    H.      137 

Morse,   Richard    L.      123,165 

Morsinkhoff,   John    W.     303,553 

Mortar   Board      144 

Mortimer,'  Alan  J.     553 

Mortimer,    Kay    D.      115,213,253,553 

Morton,    Marie  J.      189,319,553 

Morton,    Martha  A.     312,553 

Moser,  Candace   M.     319,553 

Moser,   Michael   L.     438 

Moshier,    Steven    R.      129 

Mosier,  Jacob    E.      128 

Mosier,    Linda    L.     438 

Mosier,   Steven    R.     150,178,438 

Mosiman,    Paul    R.     553 

Moss,    Penny   A.      181 

Moss,   Max   R.     143,146  178  265  438 

Motes,  James   E.      197 

Motley   .Richard   L      158 

Moulton,    Robert  E.     439 

Mount,   Sharon   A.     439 

Mountford,    Max   G.     265,553 

Mowder,    Muriel  J.     215,553 

Mowry,    Darrell    E.      162,439 

Moxley,  Tom  J.      183,553 

Moyer,  Charles  E.     341,553 

Moyer,   David   E.     341,553 

Moyer,  Juiia  J.     319,553 

Moyer,   Marlene   K.     213,243,553 

Moyer,    Rodney   E.     290  553 

Moyle,   Mary   K.     62,324,553 

Muehring,    Paul    E.     553 

Mueller,    Barbara    L.     212  439 

Mueller,   Peggy   E.     553 

Mueller,   Steven   A.      184 

Mugler,   David  J.     207 

Muhtasib.   Adnan    M.      182 

Mulanax,   Alvin   E.     89 

Mulanax,    Kenneth    L.     61,265,553 

Mulanax,    Roger  L.     265,553 

Muld,    Doris     309 

Mull,   Douglas  J.     222,293,553 

Mullally,   Wayne  J.     553 

Mullen,   Lovella   L.     192 

Mullen,   Pamela   C.      194  222  329  553 

Mullen,    Robert   L.     553 

Mullings,    Dewey    D.     348,553 

Mullinix,    Frances   R.     64,168,251,319,553 

Mulvany,   James  A.     348,553 

Munson,   James   F.     375 

Munson,  Jerry   L.     299,439 

Munson,   Virginia    M.      145  148  189  309 

312,378,553 
Munyon,   Clair  A.     439 
Munzer,   Carolyn   M.     312  553 
Mu   Phi   Epsilon      154 
Murdock,   Larry    L.      193 
Murdet,  Jeanne   L.     189,214,235  439 
Muret,    Rita   A.     189,329  553 
Murphy,   Charles   M.     341,553 
Murphy.  James   P.      176,439 
Murphy,  Jean   A.     329.554 
Murphy,  Jerry   S.      175  554 
Murphy,    Kenneth   L.      151 
Murphy,    Maryanne      115,237,554 
Murphy,  Stephen    M.      198 
Murray,    Eldon    M.     341,554 
Murray,   Joseph    M.     381 
Murrow,    Elton   G.      166  279  554 
Murrow,  Julie    M.     206,257,329,554 
Murry,   Catherine   A.      184,253,554 
Murry,    Frank    D.     293,554 
Murry,   John    P.      108 
Murry,    Robert  A.     341,554 
Muse,    Russell   L.      195,224,306  554 
Muselman,   Gregory    D,      190  554 
Music     60-67 
Music   Educators   National 

Conference     203 
Musil,  John  W.     554 
Musil,    Mariorie      170 
Musil,   Virgil   A.      171 
Mustoe,    Martha   A.     213,253,439 
Myers.    Cecilia  J.      140,324,439 
Myers,   Charles   R.     297,439 
Myers,    Dennis   E.      152,175,190  210  554 
Myers,    Dennis  T.     283,554 
Myers,   Floyd   E.     554 
Myers,   Gary   D.     191 
Myers,   Gordon    E.     554 
Myers,   Ganile  A.      184,319,554 
Myers,  James   H.      179,554 
Myers,  Jan    M.     249,554 
Myers,  Jane   M.     245,329 
Myers,  Janie    L.     554 
Myers,   Laverne   R.      150.191,439 
Myers,    Marilyn    S.      146,184,324,439 
Myers,   Mary  J.     197,212,554 
Myers,    Ronald    E.     554 
Myers,    Sherril  J.     554 
Myers,   Steven    R.     439 
Myrick,    Richard   D.     554 


Nash,    Rodney  T.      159,162,177,306,554 

Nauert,    Peter    D.     295,554 

Nautiyal,   Jagdish    P.      198 

Nava,    Maria    E.     554 

Nayak,    Manel   N.      198 

Naylor,   Janet  A.     241,554 

Neaderhiser,    Benny    D.      175,279,554 

Neaderhiser,    Keith    D.      147 

Neal,  John  A.  Jr.     439 

Neal,   Thomas   E.     175,439 

Nease,   Grace   I.     220,554 

Nebgen,  John   T.      152,161,162,175,210, 

439 
Nebgen,   Judy   E.     213,439 
Nebgen,    Palle   M.     168,319,554 
Needham,  Janean    L.     319,554 
Neely,   Davis   B.     373 
Neely,   Paulette   E.     333,555 
Neff,    Roy    L.     609 
Nehnng,    Dianne    F.     63,212,555 
Neighbor.    Ralph    M.     283,555 
Neil,   Mary   E.     201,251,329,555 
Nelson,   Ann    E.     243,555 
Nelson,    Barbara   A.      184,210,223,333,555 
Nelson,    Bryan   E.     555 
Nelson,   Brian   B.     295,439 
Nelson,   Candace  A.      148,319,555 
Nelson,   Carol    A.     555 
Nelson,   Carol   J.     210,319,555 
Nelson,   Charles  A.     220 
Nelson,   Dennis  T.     179,285,555 
Nelson,   Gary   R.      170,205,289  439 
Nelson,  James   P.      179,303,439 
Nelson,   Jeanette   S.      192 
Nelson,   John   T.     555 
Nelson,    Karen    S.     243,439 
Nelson,    Karyl    S.      145,148  313  555 
Nelson,    Leland   J.     341,555 
Nelson,    Louis   D.     280,555 
Nelson,    Luann    K.      188,250,555 
Nelson,    Merle   F.     439 
Nelson,   Robert   K.     555 
Nelson,    Samuel   C.      183,440 
Nelson,    Sharon    L.     440 
Nelson,    Sharyl   A.     341,555 
Nelson,   Suzanne   E.     237  555 
Nelson,   Thomas    M.     66 
Nelson,   Vaughn   L.     62,217,555 
Nemechek,   Richard   A.      155 
Netson,    Nancy  A.     233,243,555 
Nettles,   Gaylon  J.     61,555 
Neville,    George   O.      153,199  440 
Nevins,    Ralph    G.      I  19,159 
New,   Jennifer    L.     324,555 
Newby,    Frances  A.     200 
Newbury,    Lynnea    S.      186,222,329,555 
Newcomer,   Michael   P.     172  555 
Newell,   David   E.     555 
Newell,  Joy  A.     245,313,555 
Newell,    Meta   K.     319,555 
Newkirk,    Richard    L.     62,265,555 
Newman,   Claudia   E.      140,333,555 
Newman  Club     222-223 
Newman,    David    R.     440 
Newman,    Douglas   D.     341,555 
Newton,   Effie     278 
Newton,    Karen    R.     241  313  555 
Ng,   Arnold    K. 


N 


w. 


199 


N 


Nafziger,  Gary  L.     554 
Nagaraian,   Palanisam      154 
Nagata,    Ronald    H.     439 
Nagel,  John  C.      183,267,554 
Nagely,   Arnold   G.      180 
Nagely,  Judy  A.      181 
Naiman,   Dale   E.      165,341,554 
Nagvi,  Ali   R.     200,205,609 
Narasimham,   Gorti      154,198 
Nash,  Ann   B.     324,554, 


Nichols,   Connie   V.     440 
Nichols,    Margaret    E.     253  555 
Nichols,   Michael    M.     277,555 
Nichols,    Patty   L.     324,555 
Nichols,    Robert   B.     297,359,361,440 
Nicholson,    Patricia     241,555 
Nicholson,   Rodney  D.     153,297,359,440 
Nicklas,    Kim   S.     333,555 
Nickoley,    Loren    D.      157,172,556 
Nickum,    Roy   H.     556 
Nicodemus,  Janet  S.     556 
Nicolai,    Karen   A.      190,204,329,556 
Nicolay,    Elaine   E.     247,319,556 
Niedenthal,   Linda   K.      144,250,440 
Nielson,    Charles   C.     77,121,155,173  440 
Nielson,   Chester   D.     341,556 
Nightingale,   Conrad     209,275,384,385, 

391,556 
Niles,  Jana   S.     247,319,556 
Niles,    Nancy    L.     251,556 
Nimmo,    Millard  T.     556 
Ninemire,    Gerald   A.      166 
Nitzsche,    Larry   E.     215 
Nivison,    Richard    L.     556 
Nixon,   Janice    K.      195,245,556 
Nixon,   Marilyn  S.     212,324,556 
Njoku,    Celestine   O.      165,180,209 
Noah,   Forrest  C.      172 
Noble,  Carol   A.     257,556 
Noble,   Merrill    E.      107 
Noel,    Raymond   L.     342,556 
Noellsch,    Kathryn     245,329.556 
Noll,    Richard   A.     297,359,556 
Noll,   William  T.     171 
Noller,    Douglas     149,171,556 
Nolte,   Vicky   M.     213.556 
Nolting,    Sarah    L.     319,556 
Noonan,  John   P.     89 
Noorayi,   Mohammad     205 
Norberg,   John    E.      137,280,440 
Norbury,   Fritz,  148, 1  50,202,291 ,556 
Norby,    Marcia   A.      197,213,214,251,556 
Nordin,  John   A.     107,154 
Nordvig,   Owen    K.      184,201,556 
Norman,    Larry   Y.      182,351,556 
Norman,    Reid   L.     440 
Norris,    Betty  L.     146 
Norris,   Douolas  C.     342,556 
Norris,    Karen   D.     324,556 
North,  Judith    R.     203,212,253,329,556 
Norton,   Beverly  A.     187,319,556 
Norton,  Charles   L.     89,207 
Norton    Rexall    Drug     615 


Norton,    Richard    K.      184,556 

Norton,    Ronald  W.     184,556 

Norvell,    Nancy  J.     255,556 

Nossek,   William    L.     365 

Nothhouse,    Bernard    L.      171 

Nou,    Nilean      179 

Novak,   Michael   A.      115.146,211,3845 

Novinger,    Patrick   A.     342,556 

Novosel,  John   M.     156,299,359,440 

Novotny,    Nola   M.     319,556 

Nowinsky,   Olga  A.     197,329.556 

Nugen,  James   L.     299,556 

Nukina,   Shogo     158 

Nulty,  Judith    K.     63,213,220,250,556 

Nursing    Club     203 

Nuss,    Norman   P.     157,273,440 

Nuss,    Robert   D.     283,557 

Nuss,   Vickie    L.     63 

Nusz,  William   A.     348,557 

Nuttelman,    Robert  A.      162,174,299,440 

Nutter,    Douglas    R.     342,359,440 

Nutting,   Susan    K.     319,557 

Nwosu,    Nnakarame   A.      165,207,440 

Nyamfukudza,    Nicholas     165 

Nydell,    Dianne   S.     239,557 

Nye,   John   C.      159,161,162,176,291,557 

Nyhart,   Sylvester   O.      197  609 


Oberhelman,  Joline    F.     62,197  212,319 

440 
Oberle,   Arlene     222,333,557 
Obermueller,    Evon    L.      187,324  557 
Obrien,    Lawrence    P.     208 
Ochampaugh,   Clifford     61,158,170,440 
Ochampaugh,    Lucille     213,440 
Ochola,   Yakobo    M.      165 
Ochs,   Carol   A.     324,378  557 
Ochs,    Kenneth    C.     365 
Ochsner,    Doreen     319,243,557 
Oconnell,   Janet  S.     245,319,557 
O'Connor,    Donald    D.     283  557 
O'Connor,    Gerard    F.     557 
Oconnor,    Karen    L.     223,237,557 
O'Dell,    Diana   L.     247,329,557 
O'Dell,   Pamela    K.     319,557 
Odell,    Ronald   O.      183,440 
Odgers,   Glenda    M.     319  557 
Odle,  Terry   W.      165,267,557 
Odom,    Ronald  G.      172,557 
O'Donnell,    Barbara   A.      184 
O'donnell,   Jerry   L.     557 
Ofallon.  James    M.      140 
Off-Campus  Women     204 
Ogden,   Gerald    H.     78,557 
Ogle,   Sherman   F.     223,342,440 
Ohao,   Joseph    C.      185 
O'Hara,  Gary   E.     61,157,283  557 
Ohl,    Barbara    A.     313  557 
Ohl,   Claries   E.      198,271,557 
Ohlde,    Douglas  A.     62  557 
Ohm,    Kenneth      194 
Ohmes,    Francis    E.     342,557 
Oke,   Susan   M.     211,243,440 
O'Keeffe,   Dons   F.      181 
Okeeffe,   Gerald   L.      178 
Okudo,   Chukwuzubelu      165 
Olander,    Randall    R.     342  557 
Old,    Beverly   S.     64,204 
Oldham,    Larry   S.     440 
Oleary,    Richard    H.     441 
Oleen,    Betty  K.      168,237,329,557 
Oleen,   Judy   A.      319,441 
Oliveira,   Arlindo    B.     214 
Oliver,    Larry  J.      180,557 
Oliver,    Lois   L.      181 
Oliveria,    Forrest   L.      193 
Olivier,    Donna   L.      194,239,441 
Olmstead,    Robert   E.      177  441 
Olomon,   Linda   S.     329,557 
Olsen,   Aldan   S.     351,378,441 
Olson,   Carolyn    D.     235,333,557 
Olson,  Gordon    R.     348,557 
Olson,  John    W.      198,367,557 
Olson,  Judith   A.      153,212,441 
Olson,  Judith   J.      184,206,213,325,557 
Olson,    Keith    F.      177,186,441 
Olson,    Nancy  J.      196 
Olson,   Ross  A.     285,609 
Olson,   Sandra    L.     63,313,557 
Olson,   Victor  J.      165,225,557 
Olsson,   Janice    M.      151,251  557 
Oman,    Dwight  W.  _  373,557 
Omicron    Delta    Epsilon      154 
Omicron   Nu     154 
Oneil,    Carl   S.      178 
O'Neil,   Carol   D.      181 
O'Neill,  George   D.      150 
O'Neill,   Patrick  S.     210,558 
O'Neill,    Ronald    D,     307,558 
Oniki,   Steven  G.     558 
Onink,  Jeffrey  C.     208,342,558 
Onwiler,   Glenna    F.     313.558 
Onyia,   Kenneth   A.      165,180,191,205,441 
Opdycke,    Kenneth    K.     289,441 
Orchesis     204 

Oring.^  Kenneth   A.     208,218,348,558 
Organizations  Section      130-225 
Orientation   Week     20-21 
Orourke,   Shaun     342,558 
Orrell,   Linda   D.      133,241,558 
Orseno,  Joseph   A.     208,222,337,558 
Orth,  Janice    M.     241,441 
Osborn,  Cecelia   M.     239,313,558 
Osborn,   Curtis  C.     558 
Osborn,   Elizabeth   A.     212,239,441 
Osborn,  James  M.     180,291,558 
Osborn,  Throck   M.     558 
Osborn,   Victor   L.     166,558 


Osborne,  Coral   A.     27,152,251,558 

Osborne,  Janet  S.     148,151,251,558 

Osbourn,    Pamela  J.     204,558 

Oshiro,   David   K.     558 

Ostermann,   Alan   D.     267,58 

Otermann,  John   G.     209,273,558 

Ostmeyer.  Colleen   M.     168,239,558 

Oswald,    Robert   L.     159,441 

Oswald,  Theresa  A.     210,558 

Oswalt,   William   D.     183,342,558 

Otney,    Linda    K.     212.558 

Ott,   Faith   A.     168.206,239  558 

Ott,   Marsha   L.     319,558 

Otte,   Kent  E.     62,275,558 

Otte,   Myrna   M.     62,237,441 

Otte,   Vern   E.     235.609 

Ottenberg,    Ray     295,558 

Otte,    Merton    L.      165 

Ottow,  Johannes  C.     609 

Ouderkirk,   Carolyn    K.     319,558 

Ours,   Stephen   E.     299,558 

Ours,   Virginia    S.     313,558 

Oursler,   Thomas  L.     348,558 

Outdoor  Track     384-387 

Overall,    Richard   P.     75,78,205,558 

Overley,   Gary  S.     165,225,441 

Overley,   Vickie  J.     146,153,213,220,441 

Overman,   William   F.     175,271,558 

Overocker,  Janice   A.     319,558 

Overstreet,    Larry  S.     559 

Overstreet,   Lavonda     325,558 

Overton,  Steven    P.     358,359 

Owen,   Carol  J.     224,559 

Owen,   Gail   D.     313,559 

Owen,   Gary   D.     151,152,175,224,441 

Owens,   Sharon    L.     559 

Owens,  Thomas  C.     201 

Oxler,  James   R.     299,559 

Oyama,   Theodore    I.     441 

Oyekan,  Jibade  O.     72,165,206 


Pacey,   Patricia   S.     222,319,559 

Packard,    Helen    E.     64,67,188,250,559 

Pakistan   Association     205 

Paddock,   Garry  O.      183,441 

Pady,    Stuart    M.      107 

Page,  Charles  L.  Jr.     229,287,559 

Pallesen,   Annette     243.559 

Palmberg,  Thane   R.      190,348,559 

Palmer,    Larry  G.     299,559 

Palmer,    Nancy  J.     243,559 

Palmer,    Patricia   A.     243,559 

Palmer,   Steven    B.     559 

Palmer,  Thomas  C.     275,559 

Pandav,   Vasant   M.     198 

Pangburn,   Michael   K.     559 

Panhellenic  Council     229 

Pankratz,   Gary  F.     359 

Pankratz,    Marilyn   K.      140,247,441 

Pannbacker,    Beth    M.     241,441 

Papon,   Orval    F.     279 

Pappan,    Ronald    D.      184,559 

Paquette,    Lonnie    L.     559 

Paradis,    Ronald   E.     342,367,441 

Paramore,   Pamela  J.     319,559 

Paramore,   Sandra   S.      195,201,213,232, 
247,559 

Parker,   Connie   L.     333,559 

Parker,    David    L.     559 

Parker,    David   L.      161,196,205,283,559 

Parker,   Don   G.     277,559 

Parker,   Elizabeth    H.     109,140,243  559 

Parker,    Natalie  J.     63,239,559 

Parker,   Ralph   M.     441 

Parker,    Robert  G.     559 

Parker,    Rosanne   M.      153,217,333,441 

Parker,   S.  Thomas     89 

Parker,   Suzanne     63,441 

Parker,   Vernon   D.     71,72,163,200 

Parkinson,    Beth    M.     319,559 

Parkinson,   C.   Northcote     545 

Parks,  Janice  L.     251,441 

Parks,   Roger  E.     151 

Parks,   William    L.     441 

Paronto,    Merlyn    L.     559 

Parrack,   Marvin   D.      149 

Parrett,    Larry  S.      172,559 

Parris,    Fred    M.      163 

Parrish,    Fred    L.      156 

Parry,   Deanna   K.     233,251,329,559 

Parry,  Janet  S.     559 

Parsons,    Dwayne   L.     337,559 

Parsons,   Lynn    K.     140,156,325,378,441 

Parsons,    Rebecca   K.     329,559 

Parsons,   Steven   D.     441 

Partch,   Sue   L.     253,559 

Partch,  Ted    R.     265,559 

Parthemer,    Nancy  C.     325,560 

Pascal,   David  W.     307,560 

Passalacqua,    Robert     365 

Pastrick,    Pamela  J.     319,560 

Pate.   William   R.     77 

Patel,  Anilukumar  T.     198 

Patel,   Mafatlal   N.     198 

Patry,   Claudia  J.     167,560 

Patry,  James  D.     166,442 

Patterson,  George   F.     560 

Patterson,   Randy   B.     143,159,162,210,442 

Patterson,    Robert   E.     560 

Pattison,  Ann   C.     251,319,560 

Patton,  Janet   L.     214,235,442 

Patton,  Pat  V.     363 

Patton,    Patricia  A.     144,154,159,189, 

213,235,442 
Patton,   Patricia   A.     189,319,560 
Patton,   Walter   B.     189  348  560 
Paulsen,   Patsy  S.     206,333,560 
Pauly,    Robert   F.     61,174,351,378,560 


Pavlu,   Linda  J.     329,560 

Payne,   Carolyn   L.     201,313,560 

Payne,   Donald   E.     342,385,387,391,560 

Payne,  James   D.     342,560 

Payne,    Loyal   F.     207 

Payne,   Patricia  A.     140,195,208,253,319, 

560 
Payne,   Sharon   L.     333,560 
Payne,  William   M.     560 
Peace, Marcia   E.     560 
Peach,   Arthur  E.     208,348,560 
Pearce,  Cecil  W.     61,62,158,265,442 
Pearson,  Alice   L.     62,217,319,560 
Pearson,   Carolyn   S.     237,319,560 
Pearson,   Elaine   L.     250,378,560 
Pearson,  Thomas  C.     171,560 
Pearson,  Wayne  A.     62,65,203,306,442 
Peccolo,   Charles   M.     89 
Peck,  John  C.     275,560 
Peck,   Lonnie  J.     249,560 
Peck,  William  W.     275,560 
Pederson,  James  H.     560 
Pederson,    Winnifred      144 
Pee,    Peter  Y.     185 
Peeks,    Marilyn  J.     313,560 
Peel,   David   E.     348,560 
Peine,   Caroline     95,137 
Peirce,   Eileen     203,237,560 
Peirce,   Stephen   W.     62,275,442 
Pelkey,  Linda   K.     187,319,560 
Peltier,  Sharon  A.     223  442 
Pember,    Duane   R.     442 
Pember,   Sharon  A.     442 
Pemberton,    Ronny   L.      179 
Pena,  Joseph   P.     201 
Pence,  John  T.     609 
Pendarvis,   Nancy   I.     329,560 
Pendarvis,  James   E.     560   .. 
Pendergast,    Robert   P.     348,560 
Penner,  Jeanene  S.     442 
Penner,   Maurice   D.     62,150,221  307  442 
Penner,   Richard   L.     342,560 
Penner,    Robert  P.     560 
Penney's     614 
Penrod,  John  W.     342,561 
Penrod,    Michael   D,     291,342,365,378,609 
People-to-People    205 
Peppard,    Michael  J.     365 
Pepsi  Cola     612 
Percival,   Sharon   L.     243,561 
Perk,   Wayne   L.     72,73,163,442 
Perkins,    D.    Eric     561 
Perrier,  John   W.     303,561 
Perrier,   Thomas  D.      183,303,561 
Perrigo,   Nikki   D.     303  561 
Perry,    Dale  J.     78,169,561 
Perry,  Jack   L.     146,442 
Perry,  James  C.     280.442 
Perry,   Layton   M.     61,275,561 
Perry,    Leon  C.     187,189 
Perry,    Norma    B.     151,249,561 
Perry,   Pamela   B.     329,561 
Perry,    Ralph    H.     89 
Perry,    Robert  W.     295,561 
Perschbacher,   Elmer     561 
Pesaresi,    Karl   A.      149 
Pershing    Rifles     155 
Persian  Association     205 
Peter,   Duane  E.     561 
Peter,  Shirley  E.     319,561 
Peterka's  Club  Shop     626 
Peters,   Bruce   E.     215,348,561 
Peters,   Chester  E.     94,143  186  394 
Peters,   Dennis   R.     199,342,561 ' 
Peters,   Douglas   K.     62,187,194  273  561 
Peters,   Eugene   O.      183,561 
Peters,  James   M.     295,561 
Peters,   Lola  J.     251,561 
Petersen,   George   E.     342,561 
Petersen,    Nancy  L.     319,561 
Petersen,    Rodney   D.     61   157  271442 
Peterson,   Carol      181 
Peterson,   Dale   E.     561 
Peterson,   Danny   R.     183,189  348  561 
Peterson,   Donald   F.     205 
Peterson,    Eldon   E.     342  378  561 
Peterson,    Fred    L.     155,561 
Peterson,   Frederick     303,442 
Peterson,   Garry  L.     183,342,561 
Peterson,   Garth   L.     133,180,229  285  394 

442  

Peterson,  Gary  D.     210 
Peterson,    Harold   C.     229  283  561 
Peterson,  James  C.     348  561 
Peterson,  Jane  C.     319  561 
Peterson,  Jean   E.     224,325,561 
Peterson,  Jerald  A.      150,179 
Peterson,  Jerry   M.     217  342  561 
Peterson,  John   C.     561 
Peterson,   Larry  M.     281,561 
Peterson,   Leland   M.     442 
Peterson,   Lynne  J.     203,319,561 
Peterson,   Mary   E.     195  251  561 
Peterson,   Michael   W.     342,562 
Peterson,   Nancy  S.     319  562 
Peterson,  Orville   M.     79,267,442 
Peterson,    Patricia    L.     33,151,229  245  442 
Peterson,    Ronald   L.     183,342  442  562 
Peterson,    Ronald    N.     562 
Petr,   Daniel   D.     175,348,562 
Petri,    Raymond   L.     174  442 
Petrik,    Nancy  J.     319,562 
Petro,   Deborah   G.     313  562 
Petrus,   Arvyd    P.     365 
Pettijohn,  Carol  A.     319  562 
Peyton,   Robert   H.     165,562 
Pfanenstiel,   Anna   M.     442 
Pfanenstiel,    Richard     289,442 
Pfannenstiel,    Raymond     562 
Pfefer,   David   N.     342  562 
Pfister,   Linda   S.     319.562 
Pflieger,   Edwin   F.     348,562 

642 


Pflughoeft,   Alan   K.     562 

Pfuetze,    Robert   B.     442 

Pharo,    Michael   G.     562 

Phems     206 

Phi  Alpha   Mu     156 

Phi  Alpha  Theta      156 

Phi   Delta  Theta     290-291 

Phi   Epsilon   Kappa     157 

Phi   Eta   Sigma     157 

Phi  Kappa   Phi     146 

Phi   Kappa  Tau     262 

Phi   Kappa  Theta     292-293 

Phi   Lambda   Upsilon     158 

Phillips,   Carol  A.     207,313,562 

Phillips,  Charles   R.     219,442 

Phillips,  Judith   A.     77,241,562 

Phillips,   Linda    M.     319,562 

Phillips,    Ralph    I.      189,214,348  562 

Phillips,    Robert   E.     199,351  562 

Phillips,  Terry   I.     562 

Phillips,  Thomas  J.     222,348,562 

Phi   Mu  Alpha      158 

Phi   Upsilon  Omicron     159 

Pianalto,   Shirley  J.     325,562 

Piatt,   Cheryl    R.     443 

Piatt,  Joel   D.     443 

Pi   Beta   Phi     256-257 

Pickard,   Stephen    R.     61 

Picotte,   Pierre   L.     377 

Piepenbring,  Jack     303,562 

Pi   Epsilon   Delta     160 

Pierce,   Patricia   A.     251  443 

Pierce,    Ralph    L.     562 

Plerpoint,   Pamela   S.     245,329  562 

Pietronicco,    Ralph   M.     562 

Pi   Kappa  Alpha     294-295 

Pike,   Losson  G.     562 

Pike,   Susan   K.     239,319,562 

Pilger,   Shelia    R.      146,247,443 

Pimple,   Michael   R.      199,342,443 

Pine,   Stanley  W.     275,443 

Pinick,  George   E.     348,562 

Pinkerton,   Shirley  A.      195  245  443 

Pinkstaff,   Alan  J.     291  562 

Pinkston,   Glenn   W.     443 

Pinkston,  Tom   L.     303,562 

Pino,    Nick     322,367,371,394,521,562 

Piper,   Ross   D.     297,562 

Pirott,    Sharon    S.     562 

Pi  Tau  Sigma      159 

Pitman,   Doris  J.     192 

Pitman,    Leroy   E.     443 

Pitts,   Charles  W.     193 

Pizza   Hut     618 

Plant,   Catherine     443 

Plant,  Thomas  K.     157,562 

Plant,  William  J.     174  443 

Piatt,   Paul   C.     156,443 

Plattner,  Janell   E.     250,563 

Plays     56-59 

Plemons,    Robert   F.     337,563 

Plemons,    Ronald  W.     348,563 

Pletcher,  Vera  E.      156 

Plett,   Marilyn  J.      148,329,563 

Plocharski,    Edward  J.     179 

Plow  and   Pen  Club     206 

Ploger,  James   R.     189,337,378,443 

Plumer,  Joseph    L.     563 

Plummer,   Elvera  A.     213,443 

Plummer,   Gerald   M.     377 

Poell,    Linda   A.      197,245,563 

Poggemeyer,   Lewis   E.     342,563, 

Pogue,   Vicky   L.     313,563 

Pohl,   Renita   K.     235,563 

Pohlman,  Jeanne   L.      153  443 

Pohlman,    Randolph   A.     563 

Pollock,  Jon   M.      169  291  563 

Polly,   Leland  J.     275,563' 

Poison,    Pamela  J.     146,443 

Poma,    Louis  L.     281,443 

Pomeranz,   Yeshajahu     218 

Pomperien,  Janice   E.     206,251,319  563 

Pond,   Donald   R.     182 

Pool,  Janet  K.     333,563 

Pool,   Miriam     206 

Porrata,   Luis  A.     202 

Porter,    Benjamin   L.     297,563 

Porter,    Lyle   D.     563 

Post,  Gail   I.     62,212,563 

Potenski,   William   E.     171  563 

Potter,   Steve   E.      171,190297,563 

Potter,  Thomas   M.     275,563 

Pottorf,   Michael   E.     342,563 

Poultry  Science  Club     207 

Powell   Brothers,   Inc.     615 

Powell,  Cora  S.     443 

Powell,    David  C.     62,203,342,563 

Powell,   Dennis   L.     229,289,443 

Powell,    Douglas  E.     112,161,291,405  443 

Powell,   Eugene   L.     563 

Powell,  Julona  C.     255  563 

Powell,   Kenneth   D.     563 

Powell,   Sandra  J.     329  563 

Power,   Robert   E.     279,563 

Power,  Virginia   A.     251,443 

Powers,   Charles  T.     72  163 

Powers,    Linda   S.     563 

Powers,   Sharon   E.     148,220,225,325  563 

Praeger,    Kent   R.     265,563 

Prasad,   Yalamanchi  J.     173  198  443 

Prater,    Dottie      192 

Prater,   Rebecca   L.     329,563 

Prather,    David    D.     342.563 

Prather,    Donald   W.      157  348  563 

Prather,  Jerry    D.     297  443 

Prather,   Sara    L.     563 

Pratt,   Mary  L.     253,319,563 

Pratt,   William    L.     609 

Pray,  Christine   E.     63.205,212,250,563 

Pray,   Donna  A.     319,563 

Pray,    Warren   C.     303  564 

Preheim,   Sally   R.     172,237,443 


Presnal,   Glade   C.     444 

Preston,    Dale   L.     291,444 

Pretzer,    Mary  J.     71,72,163,196.225,564 

Pre-Veterinary  Medical  Club     208 

Prevo,    Linda   K.     255,564 

Price,  Ann  J.     319,564 

Price,  Carl    B.     291,444 

Price,   Floyd   H.     115 

Price,   Linda  A.     329.564 

Price,    Nellie   E.     329,444 

Price,    Patricia  S.     204,564 

Price,   Stephen   B.     342,564 

Price,   Steve  J.     267,564 

Prideaux,  Judith   L.     255,564 

Priebe,  James  W.     295,564 

Primrose,    Herbert   D.     444 

Printz,    Edward   M.     147  229  299  444 

Pritz,  Wayne   L.      146,159,289,444 

Prochaska,   Mary   K.     196,222,329  564 

Prochaska,    Patricia     309,319,564 

Prock,  James  A.     149  348  564 

Proctor,   Virgil   G.     564 

Proehl,    Richard  J.      183,184 

Professional   Foods  Club     207 

Propp,    Ronald  G.     221,564 

Prosser,   David   H.     287,564 

Pryor,    Mary   A.      144,229,255,564 

Puckett,  Jay   D.     564 

Pugsley,   A.   L.     90 

Puig,  Jorge      147,564 

Pulliam,   William   D.     273,342,564 

Pultz,   Lawrence  O.     342,564 

Punatar,    Mahendrakum      198 

Pustka,   Louis   L.     564 

Putnam   Hall     322-325 

Pyle,    E.   M.      194,444 

Pyles,  Jean    M.     237,319,564 


Quadri,   Syed   K.      191,198 
Quality  Motor  Co.     618 

Quails,   Leslie   E.     342,564 
Quantrell,  Charles   B.     348,365,564 
Queens     24-33 
Query,  Alan   D.     273,564 
Quinlan,  James   K.      193 
Quinlan,    Michael   V.     564 
Quinn,   Michael   P.     342,564 
Quiring,  John   M.     277,564 
Qureshi,  Zafar  A.     191,193,205 
Quirk,   Wendy   E.     319,564 


Rachesky,    Ronald    P.     73  75  564 
Rachesky,   Stanley   R.      193 
Rader,  Gary   L.     208,215 
Rader,    Ryan    R.      171,306.564 
Rafferty,  James   M.      174 
Rafii,  Zia-Eddin   M.     205 
Rafler,   Marilyn   K.     214,329,564 
Rafter,   Barry  L.     77 
Ragland,  John   W.     202  564 
Raglow,    Sheryl    R. 
Ragu,   Kamau  C. 
Raida,   Merle   L. 
Raile,  Clifford    D. 
Railsback,    Lee  T. 
Rainer,   Daryl    L. 


249,564 
165 

08,348,564 
342,564 
127 
375,565 


Raines,   Glenn  A.     62,214,565 
Rains,   Mary   K.     565 
Rains,    Myrna   S.     64,212,325,565 
Raitt,  Judy   E.     325,565 
Ralston,    Marguerite     245,565 
Ramakrishna,    Kona      198  609 
Rambin,    Richard   P.     381,382,383 
Ramey  Bros.   Lumber  Co.     621 
Ramey,   Cynthia   K.      189,319,565 
Ramey,   Virginia  A.     249,565 
Ramsey,  Julie   K.     325  565 
Ramsour,  Colleen   M.     62 
Randall,  James  L.     337,565 
Randle,   Dorthy  A.     152,444 
Randle,   William   C.      178,444 
Randolph,    Delvin    D.      179  565 
Raney,   Leland   W.      162,174  193  444 
Raney,   Stephen   K.      194,306  565 
Rankin,   Darrell   D.     565 
Ransom,   Nancy  J.     329,565 
Ransopher,   Eileen   M.     444 

Ransopher,   John    H.     444 

Ransopher,    Milo     444 

Ranz,   Suzan   C.     243,565 

Rao,   Gundu      193,198,608 

Rao,    Hanumantharao   M.     609 

Rao,   Puppala   S.     198,207 

Rapp,  James  A.     359 

Rapp,   William    R.     178 

Rasch,   Dana    L.     297,565 

Rasmussen,    Diane   L.      168  249  566 

Ratcliff,   Karen   L.     444 

Rath,  Janice  J.     325.566 

Rathbun,   Connie  S.     203,250,566 

Rathbun,    Gene    P.      174,307  566 

Rathbun,    Robert   D.     566 

Rathore,   Bajrang   S.     207 

Ratliff,    Billy  D.     291,444 

Ravenscroft,   Patricia     329,566 

Rawlings,   Paul   H.     566 

Ray,  Joseph   M.     303,566 

Ray    Terry  L.     444 

Rayburn,  Tommy  G.     155,342,566 

Rayford,   Antoinette     325,566 

Ray-Weese   Rambler,    Inc.     618 

Razani,   Arsalan     205 

Rea,    Roger  U.     153,306  444 

Read,   Susan  T.     173 


Reay,  Jo  L.     251,566 

Reck,   Martha  J.     313  566 

Recob,   Ernest  A.     381  444 

Redd,   Dennis  G.     293,348  566 

Reddy,   Mallangi  C.     198 

Redlinger,  Jacob   F.     175,444 

Redmon,    Larry   D.     156,224  444 

Reece,    Dixie  J.     444 

Reed  and  Elliott  Jewelers     617 

Reed,   Barbara   L.     63,333,566 

Reed,   Donald   L.     281,444 

Reed,  Janice   S.     319,566 

Reed,   Nancy  J.     204,566 

Reed,   Patricia  J.     239  566 

Reed,    Ralph   L.     566 

Reed,   Steven   H.     173,566 

Reed,   Suzanne   K.     333  566 

Reedy,   Francis   M.     209,223,566 

Reedy,   Stephen   L.     149,444 

Reeh,   Loretta   E.     189,197,213  222  566 

Reehling,  Jean      125 

Rees,  Jean   E.     145,235  566 

Reeve,  Sandra   L.     325,566 

Reeves,  James  H.     163,171 

Reeves,  James  L.     566 

Reeves,  John  T.      175,566 

Reeves,    Nancy  C.     2'l  1 ,237,319  566 

Regehr,   Gerri   F.     320,566 

Regehr,  James   H.     64,342,566 

Regier,    Katherine   M.     197,212,221  325 

444 
Regnier,   Victor  A.     171,295,342  566 
Rehmart,   Sandra     566 
Reiber,   Duke   B.     194 
Reichert,   Walter  J.     163 
Reid,    Richard    D.     283,444 
Reid,    Richard    M.     184,189,208  566 
Reid,   Shirley  J.     194,257,444 
Reid,   Virginia   R.     325,566 
Reiling,   Use   M.     156,196 
Reilly,  Janis   M.     192 
Reilly,   Lionel    L.     208,566 
Reimer,   Donald   E.     177,293  445 
Reimer,   Lindley  J.     61,218,219,566 
Reinhardt,    Nelson   K.     283,567 
Reisig,    David  J.     214,267,567 
Reissig,   William   H.     188,285,567 
Reiter,    Marylou      192 
Reiter,   Michael  J.     445 
Reiter,   Pamela  J.     325,567 
Reitzel,    Melvin  J.     210,567 
Religious  Organizations     216-225 
Reling,    Michael    L.     567 
Rembleske,   Linda   M.     257,329,567 
Remeczky,    Ronald  J.     348,567 
Rempel,   Warren     225 
Rempel,   Mrs.  Warren     220,225 
Renbarger,    Nancy  J.      195,329,567 
Rensenhouse,    Nina   S.     445 
Rensenhouse,  Thomas     295  567 
Reppert,  Jerry   L.     291,567' 
Reppert,  Joseph    R.     163,275,445 
Reser,   Larry   D.     289,567 
Resident  Assistants  (Men's)     335 
Resident  Assistants  (Women's)     309 
Resley,  Jacqueline   M.     325  567 
Resley,   Vicki  A.     495 
Rettenmeyer,   Carl   W.     193 
Reusser,  Joan   K.     187,205,325  567 
Rexroad,  Chloe   E.     195,241  567 
Rexroad,   Linda   L.     567 
Reyes,  Juanito  C.     194 
Reyes,    Roberto   F.     62,299,567 
Reynolds,  James   F.     567 
Reynolds,   Martha  J.     109,145,257  567 
Reynolds,    Nona   G.     195,204  567 
Reynolds,    Robert   R.     175,445 
Reynolds,   Stephen    L.     271,567 
Reynolds,   Steven   K.     445 
Reynolds,  William   L.     379 
Rezac,    Ronald   E.     173 
Rhien,  Jim      137 
Rhine,   Barry   L.     265,567 
Rhinehart,   Christopher     217 
Rhoades,  Jack   L.     337,567 
Rhoads,  Chester  V.     61,229  277  567 
Rhoads,   David  A.     445 
Rhodes,   Lodis     359 
Rhodes,   Thomas  W.      149  342  445 
Rhyne,  Janie   I.     223,320,567 
Rice,    Bonita  A.      194,241  329  567 
Rice,   Cedric   E.     365 
Rice,   Derald   E.     567 
Rice,   Karen   W.     444 
Rice,   Kirke  W.     567 
Rice,    Robert  W.     71,285  567 
Rice,   Sharon   F.      189,325,567 
Rice,   Terrence   S.     79,214,445 
Rich,   Charles   L.     183,184,445 
Rich,   Danny  M.     297,567 
Rich,   Randall   L.     62,159,177,285,567 
Richard,    Barbara   K.     63  197,213  223  446 
Richard,   Loren   D.      166,342,567 
Richard,   Rayne   E.     192 
Richard,   William   E.     172  446 
Richards,   Gayla   L.     237,567 
Richards,   George  T.     271,567 
Richards,   Pamela  J.     222,329,567 
Richards,   Sandra   K.     222,333,568 
Richards,   Verlyn   D.      147 
Richards,   Warren   D.     381 
Richardson,   Dale   M.     187,568 
Richardson,   Gerald   L.      180.342  568 
Richardson,   Harold  W.      180 
Richardson,  James  C.     568 
Richardson,  James   M.     568 
Richardson,  Julia     446 
Richardson,   Linda   M.     320,568 
Richardson,    Ralph   C.     21,188,209  224 

568 
Richel,   Linda   A.     78,253,446 
Richling,   Peter   L.     342,568 


Richter,   Mary   P.     239,568 
Rickard,    Loren  J.     180,267,568 
Rickenbacher,    Pattie     194,243,446 
Ricker,    Ronald   R.     273,568 

Ridenour,   Craig  W.     283,377,568 

Rider,  John   A.     305,568 

Ridgway,   Gail  A.     320,568 

Ridgway,    Richard   B.     147,446 

Ridgway,   Rosalind  J.     63,168,233,239,568 

Riedel,   Eugene  A.     223,348,568 

Riedel,   Frederick   D.     167,184,189,568 

Riedl,   Bob  L.     568 

Riedl,   Don  L.     151,172,291,385,391,446 

Riedl,  Joseph   F.     568 

Riedl,    Patrick    H.     210,446 

Rieke,   Deanne   M.     224,320,568 

Riemann,   Donald   L.     293,446 

Riemann,  Jerald  A.     267,446 

Riemann,   Linda   K.     320,568 

Riemann,   Marlin  J.     267,446 

Rieniets,    David   C.     348,375,568 

Riffey,  Janet  K.     257,568 

Rifle     401 

Riggs,   Glenn  W,     189,208,348,568 

Riggs,    Richard  A.     365 

Riley,   Randall   B.     568 

Rindt,    Richard   A.     208,348,568 

Ringel,   Clark  D.     177,446 

Ringel,   Karen   K.     181 

Ringel,    Larry   H.      180 

Rinkel,    Barbara    I.     213,320,568 

Rinkenberger,    Robert     446 

Riordan,   Michael   E.     281,568 

Riordan,   Philip   F.     348,568 

Rippe,   Carolyn  J.     64,222,313,568 

Rippe,   Victor  H.     165 

Rippetoe,   Leonard   W.     348,568 

Rippey,   Gertrude   F.     249,446 

Risley,    Randy   D.     180,295,568 

Risser,   Linda   D.    212,257,568 

Rittenoure,  Janice   M.     313,568 

Ritter,  John    R.     177 

Rittgers,  Jerry   L.     568 

Ritz,  James  V.     337,568 

Rivera,    Richard     377 

Roach,   Faith   R.     207 

Roach,   Patricia  A.     257,569 

Roach,   Sallie   K.     243,569 

Roark,   Sandra   L.     239,446 

Robben,   Gary   L.     342,569 

Robben,   Ronald   D.     569 

Robbins,   Carol   L.     109,137,253  342  569 

Robbins,   Claude   L.     155,569 

Robbins,   Marilyn   S.     62,203,239,569 
Roberson,   Sharon   P.     446 

Roberts,  Craig   A.     569 
Roberts,   Gerald   E.     351,569 
Roberts,   Harold  A.     191 
Roberts,  James  C.     299,569 
Roberts,   Katherine  J.     446 
Roberts,   Keith   L.     281,569 
Roberts,   M.   Eilleen     156 
Roberts,   Maurice   D.     348  569 
Roberts,   Philip   K.     569 
Roberts,    Ronald   M.     303,569 
Roberts,  Thomas  C.     62,233  299  469 
Robertson,  Andrew  C.     279,569 
Robertson,   Arthur  J.     446 
Robertson,    Elmer   L.     337,569 
Robertson,    Nancy   L.      194,329,569 
Robertson,    Richard   K.      183  342  569 
Robinson,    Billy  J.     208,569 
Robinson,    Bruce   H.     289,569 
Robinson,   Carolyn    M.     203,219  239  320 

569 
Robinson,   Douglas  A.     77,159 
Robinson,  Jackie  J,     342,569 
Robinson,  Jannette   S.     38,239,446 
Robinson,  James  M.  Jr.     446 
Robinson,    Karen  J.     257,313,569 
Robinson,   Larry  W.     215,446 
Robinson,   Melvin   D.     569 
Robinson,    Michael   J.      163 
Robinson,   Phyllis   M.     320,569 
Robinson,    Richard   L.     180,569 
Robinson,   Richard   L.     287,569 
Robinson,    Rita   M.     569 
Robinson,    Roy   L.     202,307,569 
Robinson,   Sammy  J.     367,368  369  629 
Robison,  Curtis   L.     569 
Robison,  James   L.     265,569 
Robl,   Robert  W.     222 
Robson,  John   W.     305,569 
Robson,   Ronald   E.      155,342  569 
Rochat,  Carl    R.     93,163 
Rock,  Anthony   R.     446 
Rock,   Lynn   M.     348,569 
Rock,  William   F.     157,271  569 
Rockhold,  David  R.     570 
Rockhold,  Greg  T.     77 
Rockwood,   Kenneth    H,      180 
Roda,   Daniel   P.     365 
Rodelander,    Richard     297,570 
Rodeo     38 

Rodenbeek,  Suzanne  W.     168,213  325  570 
Rodenberg,   Malcolm   D.     173,194  210 

342,570 
Roebke,   Catherine  A,     222,313  570 
Roeder,  James   H.     223,351,570 
Roeder,    Robert  J.     342,570 
Roes,   Herbert  A.     277,570 
Roesler,    Ronald   H.     271,570 
Roesler,   Steven   D.     78,271,570 
Roger  Williams  Fellowship     224 
Rogers,   Candace   L.     243,570 
Rogers,  Cheryl  A.     313,570 
Rogers,   Frank  A.     446 
Rogers,   Gary   E.     570 
Rogers,  Jacqueline  A.     197  320  570 
Rogers,  John  C.     609 
Rogers,   Lloyd  W.     175 
Rogers,   Marvin   R.     159,162,446 


Rogers,   Michael   D.     342,570 

Rogers,    Neil   D.      177,305,570 

Rogers  Paint  Products     617 

Rogers,   Patricia   L.     447 

Rogers,   Phyllis  J.     447 

Rogers,    Rodney   D.     348,570 

Rogers,   Steven   L.     180,385,386 

Rogers,   Vera   R.     181 

Rogers,   Willie     322 

Rogge,  Thomas   K.     157,337,570 

Rohan,   Dennis  A.     180,223 

Rohla,  JoAnn   E.     320,570 

Rohr,   Dale   R.     348,570 

Rohr,  Joyce  J.     320,571 

Rohrbauqh,    Robert  G.      180,295,571 

Rokey,   Garry  J.     196,208,571 

Romberger,    Lynn    D.      189,348,571 

Romberger,   Rodger  J.     348,571 

Romero,    Beverly  J.     313,571 

Romig,  William  J.     161 

Romine,  Gary   L.     571 

Ronnau,   Charles   F.     571 

Ronnau,   Mimi  M.     571 

Ronsick,   Eugene  J.     281,571 

Roode,  Thomas  M.     303  571 

Roof,   Donald    B.     156,345,378 

Root,   Donald   R.     212,273,571 

Root,  Jon   R.     273,447 

Roots,    Roger  L.     571 

Roper,   Virgil   B.     391 

Rorick,  Jerre   K.     184,209,342,571 

Rork,   Dennis   E.     61,277,571 

Rork,   Edward   L.     348,378,447 

Rosa,    Felipe     202,609 

Rosania,   Nello  T.     202 

Rose,   Carmie  J.     245,320,571 

Rose,   Daniel   W.     447 

Rose,  Jack   D.     174,571 

Rose,   Sara  J.     207,309,320,571 

Rose,  Theresa   K.     249,320,571 

Rose,  Van   L.      157,342,384,385,391,571 

Rosebraugh,   Vernon    H.      175 

Rosen,   Harvey   I.     189,208,218  571 

Rosenblatt,    Lewis     186,447 

Rosencrantz,   Kathleen     27,333,571 

Rosenkranz,   Susan   L.     71,72,163,249,447 

Rosenow,    Nola   M.     64,67,325  571 

Roskam,   David   L.     291,571 

Ross,   Franklin   H.  Jr.     186,306  447 

Ross,  Judie   H.     329,571 

Ross,    Richard   D.     151,348,571 

Ross,   Tweed   W.     447 

Ross,   William    R.     222,348,571 

Rossetto,   Carlos  J.     193 

Rossillon,   Mary  A.     609 

Roth,   Lloyd  G.     447 

Roth,    Rob  R.     208,289,571 

Rothberger,  Jamie     245,571 

Rothenberger,    Randy     307,571 

Rothfuss,  Jerry  W.     571 

Rotimi,   Olusegun  A.     165 

Rotman,  Janet  A.     125,159,229,245  571 

Rotman,  Jennifer   B.     168,320,571 

Rowan,  James  T.     137 

Rowe,    Nancy  J.     206 

Rowe,  Timothy  J.     183,447 

Rowing     400 

Rowland,  James  N.     281,447 

Rowland,  James  W.     609 

Rowland,  John   R.     571 

Rowland,   Linda   G.     609 

Rowland,  Vickie   K.     320,571 

Rowlen,  Craig   S.     62,291,571 

Rowlison,  Jon   R.     342,572 

Roy,   Michael   L.     447 

Royal   Purple  Queen     26-31 

Royer,    Dale   L.     572 

Ruble,   Darrell   D.     348,572 

Rucker,    Ronald   R.     342,572 

Ruckert,   Dennis  W.     348,378,447 

Ruda,   Betsy  A.     222,313,572 

Ruediger,   Barbara  J.     237,572 

Ruediger,    Norman   E.     66,572 

Ruf,   Frank   D.     348,572 

Ruggles,    Bertram   L.      107 

Ruggles,   Charles  W.     299,572 

Ruggles,    Patricia  A.     243,320,572 

Ruhnke,   Bonnie   R.      187,447 

Rule,   Delbert  L.     187,209,572 

Rule,  John    R.     208,572 

Rule,   Sharron  J.     329,572 

Rumsey,   Gilbert   E.     265,572 

Rumsey,   Gloria   W.     137 

Rundell,   Grover  C.      176,447 

Runkel,    Raymond   D.     62 

Runnion,   Karen   L.     325,572 

Runquist,   Fred  W.     348,572 

Rupp,  Janet  S.     204,257,572 

Rupp,   Mary  A.     320,572 

Rusch,   Elaine  A.     125,144,163,196  223 

245,572 
Rush  Week    226-227 
Rushton,   William   H.     299  572 
Rusink,   Larry   E.     572 
Russ,   Deborah  J.     212,313  572 
Russ,   Roger  A.     167,348  572 
Russell,  Cheryl   L.     329,572 
Russell,   lola   F.     313,572 
Russell,   Kenneth  J.     157 
Russell,   Paul   E.     121 
Russell,   Sharon   K.     572 
Rust,  Gail   L.     351,572 
Rust,  Linda   M.     325,572 
Ruth,   Arthur  P.     205 
Ryan,   Helen   M.     194,320,572 
Ryan,  John  J.     348,572 
Ryan,   Margaret  J.     249,329,572 
Ryan,  William   D.      165.348,572 
Ryman,  Jeffrey  C.     307,572 
Ryser,  Charles  A.     167,225,572 
Ryser,   Edwin   L.     152 
Ryser,   Mary  A.     203,225,325,572 


Saab,   Khalid  A.     182 
Saadeh,   Hisham   K.     182,207,609 
Saadeh,   Salma   H.     182 
Sadkin,   Barbara  A.     160 
Sadkin,   David     77,160 
Sadr,   Manuchehr     205 
Safeway     623 
Saffold,    Roy  G.     609 
Sageser,  A.   Bower     156 
Sageser,   Sandra  J.      148,251,572 
Saindon,  Jean   E.     157,200,306,573 
Saines,  George   L.     265,573 
Saines,   Nicoletta     309,329,447 
St.  Clair,   Leigh  W.     183,584 
St.   Peter,    Louis  G.      161 
Salamon,  Thomas   R.     351,573 
Salat,   Leo  W.     358,359 
Salisbury,   Stanley  A.     277,447 
Salter,    Beverly  J.     66,250,573 
Salter,    Moutrie   L.     573 
Salvino,   Sharon    K.     196,320,573 
Salyer,   Ray   L.     385 
Sambamurti,    Bhamidip     609 
Sanborn,   Karen  J.     63,253,573 
Sandberg,   Michael   L.     218 
Sanders,  Ann   E.     257,573 
Sanders,  John  W.     393 
Sanders,   Linda   P.     146,154,447 
Sanders,   Martha   C.     62,65,170,203, 

245,573 
Sanders,    Richard   G.     61,64 
Sanders,  Thomas  B.     277,447 
Sandhu,   Balbir  S.     198 
Sandstrom,   Gregory  K.     573 
Sandy,   Paula   K.     197,212,313,573 
Sanford,   Linda   K.     250,573 
Sanford,   Paul   E.     207 
Sanford,   Paula   L.     63,67,189,573 
Sanger,   Ralph    B.      107 
Sankey,    Richard    R.     342,378,573 
Sanko,    Ronald   E.     180 
Sappinqton,  Janice  J.     320,573 
Saroff,   Stephen   D.     218,573 
Saror,   Daniel    I.     165,205,209,573 
Saunders,  Stephen   M.     342,573 

Savage,   Cathy  G.     329,573 
Saven,   David   E.     174,447 

Savikko,   Elaine  C.     333,573 

Sawyer,   Robert   R.     348,573 

Sayers,  Julian   F.     163,171,573 

Scabbard   and    Blade     161 

Scanland,  Judith  A.     447 

Schafer,   Charles   P.     287,573 

Schafer,   Christa   F.      196 

Schafer,  JoAnn     212,222,325,573 

Schafer,   Sidonie  A.     64,168,255,329,573 

Schafer,  Vance   D.     281,573 

Schaffel,   Lewis     447 

Schaich,  Cecelia    M.     140,159,207,250, 
573 

Schaller,  Gregory  D.     293,573 

Schanefelt,   Dennis  D.     573 

Schanefelt,  Jean      192 

Schanefelt,   Robert  V.     448 

Schasteen,   Patty  J.     210,573 

Scheaffer,   Daryl    R.     342,573 

Schecher,   Diane   K.     201,253,573 

Scheele,  John   O.     448 

Scheer,   Patrick  J.     342,573 

Scheffer,  James  D.     381,383,573 

Schesser,  John   H.      193 

Scheuerman,   Perry  O.     348,573 

Schick,   Peggy  J.     329,573 

Schieferecke,   Rose  A.     574 

Schiff,  Sue  E.     574 

Schiffer,   Diana      192 

Schiffner,   Glenn   D.     165,299,448 

Schild,   Leroy  P.     179 

Schild,    Linda   M.     181 

Schimke,  Thomas  O.     177,448 

Schimmels,   Doris  D.     152,448 

Schimpf,   Cheryl   A.      197,223,325,574 

Schimpf,  Gene   L.     365 

Schindler,   Ronald  L.      180 

Schinstock,   Eugene   E.     73,293,574 

Schlagel,  Janice   M.     184,209,222,320, 
574 

Schleicher,   Linda  J.     184,329,574 

Schlosser,   Bruce   E.     448 

Schlosser,    Bryon    R.     281,574 

Schmanke,   Kenneth    P.     162,273,448 

Schmedemann,   Ronnie     393 

Schmid,  Ted  L.     191,574 

Schmidler,    Marcy   L.     448 

Schmidt,  Arthur   F.     348,574 

Schmidt,   Barbara  A.     221 

Schmidt,   Darrell   P.      161 

Schmidt,   David   E.     348,574 

Schmidt,   David    R.     233,303,377,574 

Schmidt,    Dennis     574 

Schmidt,   Dennis  E.     348 

Schmidt,   Dumont  K.     221 

Schmidt,   Frederick  J.     281,574 

Schmidt,   Gerald   D.     574 

Schmidt,   Kathleen  A.     222,320,574 

Schmidt,   Larry   E.     149,166,285,574 

Schmidt,   Lauren   E.     229,249,574 

Schmidt,   Leon   B.     166,223,574 

Schmidt,   Merrill    K.     221,342,574 

Schmidt,   Patricia  A.     194,325,574 

Schmidt,    Raedene     109,250,448 

Schmidt,   Richard  W.     342,574 

Schmidt,    Sylvio     574 

Schmidt,   Wolfgang   P.     348,574 

Schmitt,  Terryl   K.     180,574 

Schmitt,  William  J.     194,574 

Schmoekel,    Robert  E.     157,385 

Schneickert,   George     155,574 

Schneider,   Beverly  A.     329,574 


Norman    R.     179,223,285,574 
Patricia     232,247,329,574 

247,448 
196,253,574 

303,448 


13,146,150, 


223,351,575 

173,575 
448 


Schneide 

Schneider,   Patricia 

Schneider,   Virginia 

Schneikart,  Joan   R 

Schneikart,    Paul    E. 

Schnell,  James  C. 

Schnepp,  Sheryl    R.     313,574 

Schnittker,   Gerald    L.     223,293.574 

Schoen,   Rose  M.     448 

Schoenbeck,  James   E.     273,448 

Schoenbeck,   Karen   S.     448 

Schoenfelder,  James     293,574 

Schoenthaler,  Terry    R.      166,189,273,574 

Schofield,  John   S.     375,574 

Scholarship   Houses     238-239,306-307 

Scholz,   Paul   R.     348,574 

Schorling,   Steven   M.     155,342,575 

Schornick,   Robert  E.     216,448 

Schott,   Donald  W.     273 

Schott,   Gerard  T.     342,575 

Schrader,   Dorothy  J.     188,250,575 

Schrader,   George   F.     119 

Schrader,  John  W.     79, 
285,448 

Schrader,   Robert  L.     575 

Schrag,  Constance  A.     66 

Schrag,   Donnie   D.     61,152,221,448 

Schrag,  Gerald  C.     221 

Schrale,   Rintk     205 

Schrandt,    Robert   L 

Schrandt,   William  . 

Schrater,   Gerald   D 

Schrater,  Judy     181 

Schreck,   Larry  D.     342,575 

Schreiber,  William   B.     575 

Schreiner,   Leslie  A.     375,448 

Schrenk,  William   G.     89,394 

Schreuder,    Linda    E.     320,575 

Schrick,   Donald   F.     448 

Schriner,   Kent  K.     348,575 

Schrock,   Ivan   R.      178 

Schrock,  Joyce  C.     181 

Schrock,   Mark  D.     62 

Schroeder,   Glennis  A.      168  207  320  57 

Schroeder,    Kenneth   A.     215,351,575 

Schroeder,    Nicholas     208 

Schroeder,    Ruth   E.     64,67,189  225  250 
575 

Schroeppel,   Cheryl   S.     329,575 

Schruben,   Dale   L.     162,448 

Schrunk,  Judy  K.     214,220,448 

Schubert,   William   L.     66 

Schuessler,  James  C.     448 

Schukman,   Larry  J.     448 

Schulden,   Loretta  J.     206 

Schuler,   Carl   L.     176 

Schuler,    Nancy   K.     329,575 

Schulte,   Lawrence  A.      172,575 

Schulte,   Ronald   D.     342,575 

Schulthess,  James  G.     287,575 

Schultis,  Clair  S.     151 

Schultz,   George  W.     275,342,373,575 
Schultz,  Janet   L.     213,220,325  448 
Schultz,  Joel   S.     155,342,575 
Schultz,   Linda   S.     167 
Schultz,   Ronald   W.     149,166,448 

Schultz,   Stanley   L.     348,575 
Schultz,  Steve  E.     287,575 

Schultz,   Steven   L.     348,575 

Schultz,  Vicki  L.     239,320,575 
Schulz,   Kathleen   M.     218,219,448 
Schulze,  Carole  S.     125 
Schumacher,   Douglas     303,575 
Schumacher,    Martha  A.     75,255,575 
Schupp,   Iva  L.     247,448 
Schurle,   Fred   E.     62,218,219,575 
Schutte,   Susan    L.     140,251,575 
Schwab,  Carl   F.     297,575 
Schwab,  Susan  A.     201,239,320,575 
Schwant,   Eldon  W.     214,448 
Schwartz,  Joseph    M.     222,342,575 
Schwartz,    Ralph   B.     305,575 
Schwartzkopf,   Olga   E.     27,154,159,212 

247,448 
Schwarz,   Gretchen  C.     253,448 
Schweitzer,   Ann  C.     313,575 
Schweitzer,   Mary   E.      140,212,225,329, 

575 
Schweitzer,   Nancy   M.     218,219,313,575 
Schweitzer,   Stephen     576 
Schwerdtfeger,   Clair     273,449 
Schwilling,    Linda  G.     250,576 
Schwindt,   Diane  J.     243,313,576 
Schwing,  James   E.     223,576 
Scott,   Alan  J.     297,576 
Scott,   Alan  W.     342,576 
Scott,   Bertha     300 
Scott,    David   L.     348,576 
Scott,   Donald   R.     576 
Scott,  Gerald  J.     342,576 
Scott,   Harry   M.     265,576 
Scott,  James  L.     342,576 
Scott,  James  W.     225 
Scott,  Joan  E.     253,449 
Scott,  Julia  J.     211 
Scott,  Kathleen  S.    325,576 
Scott,   Kathryn  A.     247,576 
Scott,    Kenneth   M.     449 
Scott,   Laura   L.     195,225,576 
Scott,   Marcia   K.     211,233,245,320,576 
Scott,   Michael   W.     297,576 
Scott,    Nancy  J.     245,449 
Scott,   Phyllis   I.     449 
Scott,   Rachel  A.     73,255,313,576 
Scott,    Robert   L.     365 
Scott,  Thomas  W.     172 
Scribner,   Mildred  J.     183,184,333,576 
Seaman,   Ken  W.     348,576 
Seaman,   Pamela  J.     151,232,257,576 
Seaton,    Linda   L.     225,577 
Sebesta,   Linda  J.     197,325,577 
Sechrist,   Lyle   D.     277,577 


Sedlacek,   Patrick  J.     223 
Seefeldt,  Alvin   L.     149,171,351,577 
Seeman,  John   E.     577 
Seger,   Larry  L.     577 
Segraves,    Richard   W.     342,577 
Seibel,  Anthony   R.     348,577 
Seibel,   Douglas  C.      176,223,449 
Seibel,   Patricia  S.     320,577 
Seibel,   Randall   P.     289,577 
Seibert,  Gary  D.     342,378,577 
Seidel,   Lawrence   D.     449 
Seidel,   Suzanne   R.     192 
Seideman,  Jeffrey  S.     343,577 
Seiler,  Jeanette   K.     325,577 
Seiler,  William  J.     195 
Seip,  Terry  L.     277,577 
Seitz,   Martha  J.     64,168,249,330,577 
Seitz,   Patricia  A.     151,243,577 
Selbe,   William   L.     174,297,385,387,391 

449 
Selby,  Janice   L.     187,204,577 
Selders,   Linda   V.     313,577 
Sell,   Philip  L.     229,277,577 
Seltman,   Marjorie   L.     206,449 
Seltzer,   Stephen   E.     190,299,577 
Senior  Section     404-459 
Ser,   Elliot   M.     307,577 
Serwich,  Alan  F.     577 
Setchell,   Warren  A.     577 
Setser,   Donald  W.     158 
Settles,  Janice   L.     253,330,577 
Setzkorn,   Roger  L.     577 
Severin,  Charles  G.     577 
Severino,   Gail    R.     320,577 
Sewart,   Diana  C.      194,330  577 
Sewell,   Kathleen  J.     243,320,577 
Seybert,  Alice   F.     152,224,250,577 
Seyfert,   Don  M.     163 
Seyfert,   Earl   H.     275,367,368,577,630 
Seyfert,   Ronald  J.     307,577 
Seyler,   Harry  L.     609 
Seyler,   Mary  J.     168,171,255,577 
Seymour,   Craig  J.     577 
Shackelford,  Jean   A.     201  577 
Shade,  Janet   L.     27,255,330,577 
Shadoff,   Lewis  A.     158 
Shafer,   Peggy  E.     224,320,578 
Shaffer,  James  C.     303,578 
Shaffer,  Jane  A.     320,578 
Shaffer,   Martie  R.     247,449 
Shaffer,    Ronald   L.     343,578 
Shaffer,   William  J.     449 
Shah,   Kanaiyalal   G.      198  449 
Shah,   Niranian   C.     198,449 
Shahrokhi,   Farhad     200  205 
Shalkoski,   Victor  F.     73,223,578 
Shambaugh,   Linda   K.     184,449 
Shane,   Patricia   L.     137,249  578 
Shank,   Diana   L.     330  578 
Shank,  George  S.     578 
Shank,   Glen   L.     273,578 
Shank,  James   L.      165,222,578 
Shank,   Luanne   R.     27,237.449 
Shannon,  Carol  S.     320,578 
Shannon,   Linda   M.     241,578 
Shannon,    Margaret  J,      151,255,578 
Sharp,   Linda   D.     320,578 
Sharp,   Mark   E.     157 
Sharp,    Marvin  W.     277  449 
Sharp,  Steven   M.     578 
Shaw,    Beryl   A.     144,156,253,449 
Shaw,    Bobbie  J.     206,253,578 
Shaw,   Graham   H.      182,291,578 
Shaw,   Linda  C.     64,251,320  578 
Shaw,    Robert  J.     343,578 
Shawver,   Mary  C.     578 
Shawver,   Norman  T.     297,449 
Shawver,  S.  Herbert  III     609 
Shay,   Larry  D.     348,375,578 
Shay,   Robert  J.     179 
Sheedy,  Charles  W.     578 
Sheehan,    Richard  V.     279,449 
Sheets,   Raymond   H.     578 
Sheetz,  Jane  A.     168,195,257,313  578 
Sheetz,  John  C.     348,578 
Shehi,   Linda   K.     249,313  578 
Sheik,  Alice  J.     63,168,201,333  578 
Sheik,  Jean  A.      168,195,206,253,578 
Shelby,   Lana   K.     204,578 
Sheldon,  James  E.     578 
Sheldon,    Randall   E.     343  578 
Sheldon,   Susan  J.     152,212,247,578 
Shellenberger,   Charles     393 
Shelor,   Michael   E.     163,171  348  578 
Shelor,   Robert  S.     348,578 
Shelton,   Edward  J.     166,189,348,578 
Shelton,   Honey  F.     225,578 
Shelton,   Katherine   E.     196  245  449 
Shenkel,  Jeffrey  L.     579 
Shepherd,   Benjamin  A.     351,609 
Shepherd,   Paul   D.     365 
Shepherd,    Richard   L.     579 
Sheppard,   Robert  A.     348,378  449 
Sherer,   George   L.     177,449 
Sherer,  Jane  A.     125,239,449 
Sherer,  Sandra   L.     325  579 
Sheriff,  Al     395 

Sherlock,   Stephen  A.     183,343,579 
Sherman,   Pamela  J.     333,579 
Sherraden,   Dennis   R.     75  281579 
Sherraden,  Julie   D.     320,579 
Sherrod,   Kent  H.     215,579 
Sherwood,  Jacob   M.     179 
Shetlar,  James  F.     186  450 
Shideler,   Robert  W.     299,579 
Shiel,   Daniel  J.     157,579 
Shields,  Al     391 
Shields,   Donald  W.     450 
Shields,   Dorothy  J.     140,325,579 
Shields,   Glenn  W.     189,217 
Shier,   Ann   M.     237,450 
Shier,   Eleanor   R.     140,313,579 


Shilling,   Michael   D.     299,579 

Shinkle,   Blanche     252 

Shipley,    Michael  J.     287,579 

Shipman,   Robert  H.  Jr.     343,579 

Shipman,   Rodney   P.      166,188,579 

Shippyalden,   Noel     579 

Shirk,   Patricia  J.     333,579 

Shirley,   Fred     62 

Shivers,   Donald   G.     579 

Shivers,    Larry  S.     579 

Shivers,    Robert  A.     289,450 

Shocklee,   Rollin    R.     579 

Shoemaker,   Linda   F.     171,579 

Shoemaker,    Roger  E.     343,390,391,579 

Shoemaker,   Sherrill     330,579 

Shoemaker,  William   L.     67,197 

Shook,  Clarence   F.     147 

Shorb,   Nancy   L.     330,579 

Short,   Marilyn    R.     320,579 

Shosa,    Dale  W.     121,162,174,450 

Shoup,  Charlotte  A.     320,579 

Shove,  Craig   R.     277,579 

Shrack,  James   K.     275,579 

Shrack,  Phillip  S.     165,450 

Shrader,   Richard  F.     173 

Shreenan,  Joel   M.     155,210 

Shubber,   Najih    M.     182 

Shubber,   Suad      182 

Shubert,   Larry   R.     343,579 

Shugart,  Grace  M.     123 

Shulda,   Karen   K.     251,450 

Shulda,   Kevin   R.     579 

Shull,   Paul     67 

Shull,  Terry   L.     168,204,320,579 

Shultz,  Cletus   E.     287,450 

Shuman,   Michael   L.     450 

Shumard,   William   H.     78,351,579 

Shupe,  Cora     302 

Shupe,   George   E.     343,372.373,579 

Shupe,  John   W.     343,367,579 

Shurts,  James  A.     206,348,579 

Shuyler,   Kent  D.     149,166,450 

Sibley,  Veryl   B.     180,277,580 

Sidebottom,   Willa   F.     221,330,580 

Sidorfsky,   Dona   S.     170,203 

Siebert,  William  J.     273,450 

Siefkes,   Dennis   R.     167,188,214,285,580 

Siegle,   Franklin   B.     160,201 

Siemens,   Ellen   K.     333,580 

Siemens,  James  E.     173 

Siemens,  John   L.     580 

Sieverin,   Andree  J.     197,213,320,580 

Sievers,    Ralph   E.      180,580 

Sigdestad,   Leonard  A.     150  179 

Sigg,   Mark   L.     580 

Sigley,  Janora  A.     184,243,313,580 

Sigma   Alpha   Epsilon     296-297 

Sigma   Alpha   Eta      160 

Sigma  Chi     298-299 

Sigma   Delta  Chi     163 

Sigma   Delta   Pi     161 

Sigma  Nu     300-301 

Sigma   Phi  Epsilon     302-303 

Sigma  Tau     162 

Sigma  Theta   Epsilon     225 

Sigwing,    Richard   B.     297,580 

Sill,   Webster  H.     61,277,580 

Silver,   Donna   L.     243,330,580 

Silvy,   Dorrel    R.     199 

Silvy,    Nova  J.     215 

Sim,  James   R.     199,450 

Simmonds,   David  W.     277,580 

Simmons,   David    H.     348,580 

Simmons,   Donna   R.     63,194,224,580 

Simmons,   Patricia   A.     217,325  580 

Simmons,   Steven  J.     214,343  580 

Simmons,   Vicki   K.     313,580 

Simms,   Douglas  G.     349,450 

Simms,   Roger  K.     450 

Simons,   Gale  G.     609 

Simonsen,   Soren   K.     580 

Simonson,  Jeanette     264 

Simpson,   Carol  J.     450 

Simpson,   Diane   M.     580 

Simpson,  Judy   E.     330,580 

Simpson,   Marilyn  A.     325,580 

Simpson,    Patricia   O.     580 

Simpson,   Sherry   L.      159,250,450 

Sims,  Gary   D.     273,580 

Sims,   Lana   S.     330,580 

Sims,   Michael   E.     289,450 

Sinclair,   Dean   L.     158 

Sinclair,   M.   Ellen     333,580 

Singer,   Leland   O.     151,157,190,306,580 

Singer,   Marilyn   L.     245,580 

Singh,  Awadh    N.     191,198,214  610 

Singh,  Awadh    R.     191,198 

Singh,  Jarnail      198 

Singh,   Vajinder  P.      198 

Singleterry,  John   L.      109,580 

Sinisi,   Matthew   F.     343  359  450 

Sinn,   Elizabeth   A.     213,330,580 

Sipes,  John   C.     293,349,580 

Sisk,   William  V.     450 

Sivage,  Carl   B.  Jr.     62,450 

Sjogren,   Robert  D.     299,365  610 

Skach,  James  C.     174,279,580 

Skaer,  William   C.     180,275,580 

Skaggs,   Lee  A.      109,249,580 

Skaggs'   Motors,   Inc.     618 

Skalka,   Dennis   R.      179  580 

Skates,   Lenna   D.     223.333,580 

Skelton,   Max   E.      157 

Skeuse,   Thomas  J.     223,293,581 

Skinner,   George   H.     581 

Skinner,  James  A.     148,202,450 

Skoch,   Leroy  V.     148,150,202,307,450 

Skonberg,   Irene   S.     63,66,154,203,220, 

450 
Skow,  Andy   M.     299,581 
Skradski,  Andrea  A.     239,581 
Slaven,  James  J.     581 


Slawson,    Rachel  G.     320,581 

Sleichter,  Jerry  W.     189,349,581 

Slentz,   Sharyn   L.     330,581 

Sloan,   David   E.     303,450 

Sloan,   Eldon     88 

Sloan,  Jim   L.     265,581 

Sloan,   Kathleen  A.     247,451 

Slocum,   Sharon   L.     62,65,253,451 

Slonka,   Gerald   F.     180 

Sloo,   Martha  J.     203,255,581 

Sloop,  Jean  C.     154 

Slothower,   Becky   M.     145,196,255,581 

Slough,   Freddie   L.     349,581 

Slupianek,    Lawrence     343,581 

Slusher,   Steven   H.     208,267,581 

Small,   Diane   L.     27,325,581 

Small,  Jonathan   P.     155 

Small,  Susan  J.     24,255.581 

Smalley,   Suzanne   M.     245,581 

Smallwood,   Gene   R.     273,581 

Smethers,    Howard   G.      198 

Smika,   Darlene   F.     192 

Smiley,   Elizabeth   G.     27,333,581 

Smith,   Barry   D.     141,146,147,451 

Smith,   Carol    P.     156 

Smith,  Celia   A.     330,581 

Smith,  Cheryl   A.     320,581 

Smith,   Corydon     581 

Smith,  Cynthia   K.     203,320,581 

Smith,  Danny  L.     582 

Smith,  David   M.     279,610 

Smith,   Delancey  A.     64,581 

Smith,   Dennis  W.      195,349,581 

Smith,   Dennis  W.      180,581 

Smith,    Denton   N.     581 

Smith,   Diane   M.     62 

Smith,   Douglas  C.     279,581 

Smith,  Elizabeth  A.     313,581 

Smith,   Elizabeth    D.     320,581 

Smith,   Eugene   L.     195,305,581 

Smith,   Evelyn   P.     320,581 

Smith,   Floyd  W.     99 

Smith,  Garry   L.     133,273,581 

Smith,   Gary   L.     67,177,581 

Smith,   Geraldine  A.     209,222,237,330, 

581 
Smith,   Glenda   M.     325,582 
Smith,   Gordon   E.     198,451 
Smith,  Gwendolyn   G.     320,582 
Smith,   Harold  J.     215,343,451 
Smith,   Harry  G.     582 
Smith,    Herrick   H.      177 
Smith,  Jacqueline   M.     64,320,582 
Smith,  James  F.     169,349,582 
Smith,  James  G.     277,582 
Smith,  Janice   E.     247,582 
Smith,  Janis  V.     451 
Smith,  Jimmie  W.     367 
Smith,  Joan    I.     325,582 
Smith,  John  C.     208,582 
Smith,  John   L.      180,582 
Smith,  Joyce   M.     325,582 
Smith,   Laura   D.     148,313,582 
Smith,    Linda   S.     325,582 
Smith,   Lora   M.     71,145,196,325,582 
Smith,   Norman   E.     275,610 
Smith,   Patricia  A.     191 
Smith,  Paul   D.     349,451 
Smith,   Philip  W.     165.279,582 
Smith,   Raymond   E.     295,582 
Smith,   Richard   A.     215,343,582 
Smith,   Rita  A.     320,582 
Smith,    Robert   E.     72,194,199,451 
Smith,    Robert   M.      195,582 
Smith,    Roger  C.     193 
Smith,    Ronald   H.     451 
Smith,    Ronald   W.     171,337,582 
Smith,   Roy  L.     208,285,582 
Smith,   Roy  O.     295,367,371,451 
Smith,   Sandra   M.     170 
Smith   Scholarship  House     306 
Smith,   Sherry   D.     197,330,582 
Smith's  66  Service     628 
Smith,   Stephen   A.     196,275,392,451,582 
Smith,   Steve   R.     143 
Smith,   Suzanne   H.     257,582 
Smith,  Thomas  C.     582 
Smith,  Thomas  E.     351,582 
Smith,  Thomas  W.     343,582 
Smith,  Virgil   L.     349,582 
Smith,  Walter  J.     105,171,305,582 
Smith,  Wayne   B.     155 
Smith,  William   B.     62,297,582 
Smith,  William  H.     137 
Smith,   William   W.     157 
Smull,  Ann   W.     582 
Smull,  Willits  A.     163 
Smurthwaite  Scholarship   House 

258-259 
Smutz,   Darryl   D.     61,295,582 
Smutz,   Rebecca  J.     62,170,333,582 
Sneath,  Jon   C.     175,451 
Snell,   Sharrie  A.     62,64,237,313,528 
Snethen,   Donald   D.     221,582 
Snider,  Anne  C.      168,255,330,582 
Snider,    Robert   D.     75,281,451 
Snook,  James  A.     162 
Snyder,   Dallas  F.     201,583 
Snyder,   David   O.     451 
Snyder,  Gordon   E.     152,173,299,451 
Snyder,   Karen   S.     320,583 
Snyder,   Linda  A.     333,583 
Snyder,  Steven  A.     343,583 
Snyder,  Thomas  E.     343,583 
Snyder,   Veryle   E.     157 
Soccer  Club     209 
Society  of  American   Military 

Engineers     210 
Socolofsky,    Barbara      183,184,206,325, 

583 
Socolofsky,   Charles     394 
Socolofsky,   Harold   E.     151,224,451 


Socolofsky,   Robert   M.     62,583 

Soder,  Jon   D.     190,205,451 

Soeken,   Merle  A.     149,229,273,451 

Sol,   Marcia  A.     451 

Solbach,   Vern  A.     233 

Solberg,   Linda  J.     74,144,163,196,325, 

583 
Soldner,  Jerry  L.     299,583 
Soldner,   Liana  S.     313,583 
Solenberger,   David    R.     349,583 
Solich,   Frank     634 
Somers,   Dale   L.     62,275,583 
Somers,   Linda   K.     330,583 
Somora,   Lonnie   K.     451 
Sororities     235-257 
Soto,   Marta   E.     583 
Souder,   Constance  J.     325,583 
Soupiset,   Donald   L.     583 
Souter,  Thomas  T.     343,583 
Southard,   Mary  A.     325,583 
Southcomb,   Charles  A.     349,583 
Sowers,  Carmen   M.     167 
Sowers,   Don  W.     349,583 
Sowers,   Leon   D.     166,187 
Spachek,   Donna   M.     212,309  330  583 
Spadafora,  William   F.     78 
Spain,    Levern     365 
Spain,   Phillip  F.     583 
Spainhour,    Marilyn   K.     161,245,451,583 
Spainhour,   Paul   L.     66,349 
Spalding,    Robert  E.     208,222,351,583 
Spangenberg,   Kenneth     285,583 
Spangler,   Hayward  G.     193 
Spangler,   M.  Jill     213,325,583 
Sparks     145 

Sparks,   Herbert  A.  Jr.     208 
Sparks,   Ralph  V.     583 
Sparks,    Robert  A.     215,225,451 
Spaulding,   Stuart  A.     349,583 
Speakers     46-47 

Spears,  Jacqueline   D.     66,145,253,583 
Speer,   Ellen   F.     206 
Spellman,   Gail   E.     207,219,320,583 
Spellman,  Larry  G.     583 
Spellman,   Wayne   E.     215,349,583 
Spencer,    Benjamin   F.      175,583 
Spencer,   Donna   M.     313,583 
Spencer,  JoAnn     62,203,333,583 
Spencer,  John   P.      193 
Spencer,   Laurence  W.     343,583 
Sperry,  Cynthia   L.     115,137,211,255,584 
Spessard,  Judith  A.     214,220,330,584 
Spiers,   Margie  J.     320,584 
Spiker,  Gary  D.     267,584 
Spillman,   Sherry  L.     320,584 
Spingler,    Richard   H.     271,584 
Spitsnogle,   Sherri   D.     208,237,584 
Spitzli,   David  A.     198,451 
Splichal,    Raymond  J.     584 
Splitter,   Gary  A.     180,285,584 
Splitter,   Melvin  V.     267,610 
Sponable,   Mrs.  John     282 
Sport  Parachute  Club    210 
Sports  Section     356-401 
Sprague,    Bernadette     584 
Sprang,   Fred  G.   Ill     584 
Sprecker,   Diana  S.     192 
Sprecker,  Gaylen   R.     147 
Springer,   Gwen   I.     187,451 
Springer,  Jeffrey  A.     584 
Springer,  John  A.     73.200 
Springer,   Wayne   E.     177 
Sproul,  Stephen   K.     180,275  584 
Srna,   Richard   E.     175 
Staab,  Carol  J.     245,320,584 
Staats,   Patrick   M.      183 
Stacey,   Herschel  A.     178,451 
Stacey,    Ruth   L.     181 
Stach,   Robert  E.     180,289,584 
Stadelman,   Stanley  T.     349  584 
Stafford,   Ronald   D.     451 
Staley,   Leo  G.     178,451 
Stallbaumer,  C.  Joseph      146,306  451 
Stallbaumer,    Robert     206,223 
Stallings,   Gary   R.     208,289,584 
Stallman,  James   R.     584 
Stambaugh,   Louis  A.     307,584 
Stamets,   Connie   D.      146  452 
Stamey,   William      107 


Stancliffe,  Kent  S. 
Standley,  Carol  A. 
Standley,  Mary  A. 
Stang,  William  C. 
Stanley,  Barbara  J 
Stanley,  James  J. 


287,584 
452 

313,584 
297,584 
330,584 
610 


Stanley,   Keith   L.     291,584 
Stanley,   Linda   K.     211,243,452 
Stanzel,   Kent  A.     584 
Starbuck,   Diane   K.     247,584 
Stark,    Robert  L.     209 
Starkey,   Karen   K.     320,584 
Starkweather,  Jo  A.     141,168,249,320, 

584 
Starns,   Carol  A.     146,156,217,250,452 
Starr,   Lois  V.     610 
Starr,    Ronald   L.     610 
State  Motel     612 
States,  Alan   E.     157,165,349,584 
States,   Gary  L.     349,584 
Stauder,  Jerry  W.     174 
Stauffer,   Harlan   D.     121,152,162,175, 

225,452 
Stauffer,  Thomas   D.     210 
Stauth,   Robert  E.     381,452 
Stayton,   Walter  L.     610 
Steanson,   Donald   L.     148,150,202,452 
Stearns,   Max   M.     186,283,452 
Stecklein,  Alfred   L.     584 
Steel,   Sally  J.     330,584 
Steele,   Charles  G.     157,295,584 
Steele,    Lawrence   R.     337,584 
Steele,    Rosemary   P.     333,584 


frtl 


Steele,   Stuart  H.     381,383 
Steel   Ring     162 
Steen,   Philip  J,     293,584 
Steeples,   David  J.     343,585 
Steeples,   Donald   W.     359 
Steffek,   Kathleen   M,     320,585 
Stegelin,   Forrest  E.     183,189 
Stegner,  John    D.     153,212,349,378.452 
Stehl,   Bobbie  J.     585 
Stehno,    Larry  G.      199,452 
Steiger,   Robert  D.     61,137,281,585 
Steinberg,   Robert  A.     585 
Steinbrink,   Mary   R.     154,159,250,452 
Steinfort,   Harry  A.     129,179 
Steinke,  Susan   B.     255,585 
Steinle,   Barbara  J.     452,585 
Steinle,  Wayne   K.     215,585 
Steinman,   Gordon   N.     265,585 
Stephans,  William   F.     585 
Stephens,  Alan   R.     169,199,343,585 
Stephens,  Arland   D.     186,585 
Stephens,   Donald  J.     343,585 
Stephens,   Harvey  A.     343,585 
Stephens,  James  L.     351,585 
Stephens,   Mary  B.     147,585 
Stephens,    Nanette   L.     333,585 
Stephens,   Norla    M.     64,184,218,219, 

235,585 
Stephens,   Sharron   L.     205,325,452 

Stephenson,   Amy  L,     452 

Stephenson,    Kathleen     161 

Stephenson,    Paul   D.     61,303,452 

Steppel,  Judith      192 

Sterbenz,  Janet  M.     203,320,585 

Stern,   Scott   M.     343,585 

Sternberger,    Paul    L,     62,349,585 

Steuer,   Linda  J.     320,586 

Steunenberg,  Thomas   B.     89 

Stevens,  Carol  J.     62,586 

Stevens,   Marsha   L.     225,320,586 

Stevens,   Michael   B.     157,289,586 

Stevens,   Rodney     193 

Stevenson,  John   E.     349,586 

Stevenson,   Paul   N.     187 

Stevenson,   Ruth  V.     206,586 

Stevenson's     615 

Steward,   Barbara   C.     320,586 

Stewart,   Ann     586 

Stewart,   Cheryl   L.     250,586 

Stewart,   Connelaine     212,586 

Stewart,   Deanna  G.     215,452 

Stewart,   Edwin   D.     287,586 

Stewart,  Gary  A.     289,586 

Stewart,  Jack   M.     291,586 

Stewart,  James  D.     210 

Stewart,  John  W.     452 

Stewart,   Kathryn   L.     206,330,586 

Stewart,   Paul   A.     61,62,64,190 

Stewart,    Rex  A.     187 

Stewart,   Vivian   I.     586 

Stewart,  William  G.     610 

Stickel's  Cleaners     620 

Stielow,   Kenneth   L.     165,586 

Stiles,   Barbara  A.     213,253,313,586 

Stillings,   Kelly   E.     343,586 

Stimach,   Theodore  J.     171,343,586 

Stindt,  Judith  A.     187,325,586 

Stites,   Charles  M.     303,452 

Stites,   Donald   L.     586 

Stith,   Marjorie   M.     123 

Stock,  Jeanette   L.     330,586 

Stockham,   Constance     206,320,586 

Stoddard,   Sheryl   A.     125,152,173,255, 
452 

Stoecker,   Randall   D.     343,586 

Stoehr,  Charles  L.     143,150,178,267,452 

Stoehr,   Philip  J.     279,586 

Stohs,  Larry  A.     586 

Stoll,  Johnny   E.     586 

Stoll,   Stan   K.     349,586 

Stolz,   Lawrence   E.     349,586 

Stolzenberg,   Gary   E.      158 

Stone,   Barbara  J.     320,586 

Stone,    Daryl    O,      186,586 

Stone,   Francis   M.     586 

Stone,  Jon   P.     452 

Stone,   Nancy   R.     201,255,452 

Stone,   Suzanne     241,452 

Stonehocker,    Martha     255,586 

Stoner,   Kenneth    L.     378 

Storey,   Charles  L.     193 

Storrer,  Carol  A.     330,586 

Storrer,   Karen   I.     320,586 

Stoskopf,   William   A.     66,343,586 

Stotlemeyer,   Arthur     209 

Stout,  Joseph   H.     229,297,452 

Stout,   Kenneth   E.     186 

Stout,   Marcia   L.     184,330,586 

Stout,   Melvin  J.     177 

Stout,    Robert  J.     62 

Stover,  JoAnn      196,452 

Stover,    Robert  H.     197,587 

Strahm,   Darlene  S.     250,587 

Strahm,   Elaine   F.     212,452 

Strahm,   Ronald   L.     271,587 

Strait,  Judith   S.     257,452 

Straube   Scholarship   House     307 

Strauss,  James  E.     295,587 

Strecker,  Albert   H.     176,452 

Strecker,  Janice   E.     213,587 

Streeter,   Arthur  C.     151,159,587 

Strein,    Robert   N.     343,587 

Streit,   Edwin   H.     453 

Streit,   Les  D.     587 

Stremel,    Kathleen   M.     320,587 

Stricklen,   Betty   R,     587 

Stricklin,   Gary  J.     587 

Stroberg,  Jeanette   M.     325,587 

Strohm,   David   A.     273,587 

Stromer, .William   L.     610 

Strong,   Mabel     323 

Strong,   Ronald  J.     349,453 


Strozier,  Arthur  A.     359,363 

Strube,  John   H.     303,587 

Strube,   Roger  L.     303,587 

Stuart,   Clinton   D.     587 

Stuart,  James  G.     343,587 

Stuart,   Phil   H.     587 

Stuckey,   Larry  D.     180,267,587 

Stuckey,  Wayne   K.     158 

Stucky,  Gary  L.     221 

Stucky,   Gerald  W.      167,221 

Stucky,   Karen   K.     313,587 

Stucky,   Stephen  W.     187,221,453 

Stude,  John   W.     147,587 

Studebaker,    Ralph   E.     149,349  378  453 

Student   Body  President     133 

Student  Christian   Federation     219 

Student   Education  Club     211-213 

Student  Personnel   Office     94-95 

Student  Publications     68-76 

Student  Senate     133 

Studio   Royal     625 

Studnicka,  James   R.     191,223  453 

Stuessi,  Janice   L.     151,243,587 

Stuessi,    Keith  A.     143,146,147  281405 

453,621 
Stueve,   Mark  A.     343  587 
Stull,    Robert  W.     297,359,587 
Stull,  Terry  D.     175 
Stum,   Linda  Y.     587 
Sturgis,  Constance  A.     212,239,453 
Subbarayudu,    Doodi     207,610 
Subbayya,   Jonna     610 
Suberkropp,  Jerald  L.     306,587 
Suchart,  Carol   A.     253,587 
Suchsland,   Eileen   M.     587 
Sudbeck,   Odo   M.     157,587 
Suellentrop,  John   M.     223,293,453 
Suenram,   Richard   D.     170 
Suggs,   Fred  W.     182,289,587 
Sughrue,   Kathleen   M.     125,194,587 
Sughrue,    Patricia  A.      125,229,239,453 
Sullivan,   Barbara  J.     583 
Sullivan,   Dorothy  L.     453 
Sullivan,  Gale   R.     587 
Sullivan,  Jennifer   K.     212,320,587 
Sullivan,   Kenneth    D.     166,587 
Sullivan,   Marilyn  J.     587 
Sullivan,   Patricia  J.     203,320,588 
Sullivan,   Richard   E.     610 
Sullivan,   Susan   E.     330,588 
Sullivant,  Thomas  O.     183,588 
Summer  School     23 
Summers,   Linda   L.     237,453 
Summers,   Peggy  A.     320,588 
Sumner,    Ronald   P.     275,588 
Sun,   Yi-Tien      185 
Sunderland,   Elmer   L.     277,588 
Sunderland,   Lane  V.     157,283,588 
Surrett,   Richard   L.     305,588 
Surtees,   Linda  J.     77,239,588 
Suster,   Boris     202,588 
Sutcliffe,    Elizabeth     235,320,588 
Sutcliffe,  Juanita   M.     171 
Sutherland,   Theodore     163 
Svarvari,  Sherwood   L.     179,207 
Svaty,  John  G.     283,588 
Svaty,   Karl  J.     175,279,588 
Swaim,    Roland  C.     89 
Swain,   Damon   P.     305,588 
Swain,   Marion   K.     250,588 
Swain,  Sonia  L.     154,453 
Swan,   William   S.     209 
Swaney,  Judith   K.      159 
Swank,   Helen     254 
Swanson,   Angela   D.     201  313,588 
Swanson,   Donna  C.     181 
Swanson,  James  V.     271,453 
Swanson,   Roger  W.     208,351,588 
Swanson,   Sherman  J.     179,453 
Swanson,   Steve   R.     373 
Swart,  Donna  G.     313,588 
Swart,   Roger  R.     175,588 
Swartley,   Larry  D.     177,453 
Swearngin,  John   W.     157,454 
Sweat,   Donald   L.     186,454 
Sweat,  June   F.     140,212,222,320,588 
Sweat,   Mary  T.     203,222,320,588 
Sweat,   Ronda  J.     454 
Sweat,    Rosalie   R.      189,222,588 
Sweet,   Harold   M.     349,588 
Sweet,  Michael   L.     337,588 
Sweet,  William  J.     306.588 
Swenson,   Carol   R.     151,212,588 
Swenson,   David   D.     291,588 
Swenson,   Loren   C.     343,588 
Swenson,    Richard   L.     303,588 
Swenson,   Sandra   K.     241,588 
Swerczek,   David   A.     180,223 
Swerczek,   Robert  A.     179,223 
Swimming     376-377 
Swinehart,  James  G.     588 
Swinney,   Bill   C.     349,588 
Swint,  James  L.     588 
Swisher,    Rhae     112 
Swisher,  Terry  L.     271,588 
Switzer,   Janet     206,454 
Switzer,   Kenneth   W.     454 
Syed,   Sayeeduddin      191,198 
Sykes,  Thomas  L.     61 
Symes,   Mary   H.     206,309,454 
Symes,   Mary  N.     313 
Symns,   Pernn   K.      149,189,349,588 
Symons,   Stanley   M.     297,588 
Szamotula,   Helen     325,589 


Taber,   Homer  L.     589 
Tabler,   Kathleen   D.     595 
Tadtman,  James   L.     175,210  589 


Taylc 
Taylor 
Taylor 
Taylor 
Taylor 
Taylor 
Taylor 


Taylor 
Taylor, 
Taylor 
Taylor 
Taylc 


Tadtman,   Marilyn   M.     589 

Taqader,   Mrs.  E.  E.     292 

Talley,   Allen   G.     379,589 

Ta  I  ley,  Spurgeon   M.     207 

Tangeman,   Roy  D.     293,589 

Tanner,  Carole  L.     223,325,589 

Tanner,  Joanne   D.     154 

Tanner,   Linda  G.     313,589 

Tanner,   Margaret  E.     133,140,201,251, 

454 
Taphorn,    Robert  B.     589 
Taplin,   Faye   L.     333,589 
Tariq,    Mohammad      191,200,205,610 
Tarman,  John    D.      184,343,589 
Tarquinio,   Paul   M.     589 
Tarrant,    Nancy   D.     62 
Tarry,   Michael   C.     299,343,385,391,589 
Tau   Kappa   Epsilon     263 
Tau  Sigma   Delta      163 
Tawfik,   Mohamed   E.     182 
Tawney,  Gail   E.     151,247,454 
Taylor,   Barbara   E.     239,313,589 

Bernard   C.     208 

Curtis  L.     454 

Doris  J.     257,454 

Ellen   L.     189,212,245,589 

Gilbert   D.     289,589 

Jacqueline   B.     27,309,330,589 

Jean   E.     239,589 
Taylor,   John    H.      147,589 
Taylor,   Kent   D.     75,281,589 
Taylor,   Lauralea     321,589 
Taylor,    Lois   E.     313,589 
Taylor,   Mary  J.     313,589 
Taylor,   Norris  M.     303,454 
Taylor,    Ralph   B.     147,291,589 
Taylor,    Ronald  W.     589 

Stanley  E.     589 

Steven   L.     265,589 

Thomas  A.     205,610 

William  S.     271,589 

Wilma     454 
Teagarden,  George  A,     38,183,267,454 
Teare,   Elizabeth    L.     201 
Teas,   Roy   K.     283,367,589 
Tedford,   Stanley   R.     349,589 
Teel,   Randy  W.     589 
Teener,  James  W.     307,589 
Teeter,    Richard   B.     277,454 
Teichqraeber,   Thomas     62,283,589 
Templer,   Patricia  A.     196 
Tempo     619 
Tennis     392 

Terrell,  George   H.     589 
Terry,    Rita   D.     253,321,589 
Terry,   Robert  L.     210 
Terwilliger,   Charles      156 
Terwilliger,   Sharon     217 
Tetebo,    Rosetta      165,325,589 
Teten,   Elizabeth    B.     189,203,235,589 
Thacker,   Robert  S.     291,375,589 
Tharp,  Gary  C.     215,590 
Thayer,   Linda   L.     321,590 
Theis,   Shirley  F.     213,222,251,454 
Theobald,   Nancy  A.     62,188,204,590 
Theta   Sigma   Phi     163 
Theurer,   Richard   L.     183,267,590 
Thiel,   Margaret  A.     222,321,590 
Thiel,   Marie   E.     187,223,325,590 
Thieler,  Steven   M.     349,590 
Thiesinq,  James  W.     133,143,146,162, 

174,297,454 
Thiessen,   Leon   E.     179,590 
Thiessen,  Valerie  J.     235,590 
Thomas,   Dennis  E.     590 
Thomas,  John  G.     193 
Thomas,  Jon   F.     61,590 
Thomas,    Kenneth     93 
Thomas,   Kenneth   L.     349,590 
Thomas,   Linda  S.     590 
Thomas,   Lindon  C.     217,610 
Thomas,   Manuel  A.  Jr.     178,194,454 
Thomas,   Nancy  E.     333,590 
Thomas,   Richard   L.     281,454 
Thomas,  Tim    M.     349,590 
Thomason,  John   S.     62 
Thompson,   Barbara  J.     152,172,255,454 
Thompson,   Don   F.     343,590 
Thompson,   Edward   L.     171 
Thompson,   Everett  L.     454 
Thompson,   Frank  J.     378,379 
Thompson,   Harvey  D.     62 
Thompson,   Hugh   E.     193 
Thompson,  Jay   F.     295,590 
Thompson,  Jonnie   S.     168.213,321,590 
Thompson,  Julie  J.     313,590 
Thompson,    Kreta      192 
Thompson,   Larry   L.     175,454 
Thompson,  Leslie  A.     243,590 
Thompson,   Linda   R.     325,590 
Thompson,   Melvin   E.     61,143,146,150, 

283,454 
Thompson,   Michael   L.     590 
Thompson,  Steven   M.     343,454 
Thompson,  Terry   P.     365 
Thompson,  Tommy  A.     454 
Thompson,  Tommy   R.      177,454 
Thompson,   Wilma     327 
Thornbrugh,   Steven   K.     265,590 
Thornton,   Billy  G.     178,454 
Thorp,   Roger   M.     61,349,590 
Thorpe,   Carol   S.     237,321,590 
Thorsen,   Karen   E.     75 
Thorson,   Eugene   I.     171 
Thorson,   Mary  A.     221,239,590 
Throckmorton,   Ray   I.     299,590 
Thull,  Gary  L.     222,590 
Thuman,   Mrs.  C.  H.     270 
Thummel,   Lawrence   K.     206,373,590 
Thurmon,   Steven   P.     365 
Thurston,   Larry  G.     590 
Tibbetts,   Paula   B.     253,330,590 


Tice,   Daniel   R.     189,349,590 

Tice,   Gary   D.      147,590 

Tidball,   William   P.     180,590 

Tiemann,   Larry  S.     590 

Tietien,   Douglas  A.     209,373 

Tiffany,   Carol   S.     189,212,250,454 

Tijerina,   Louis  L.     385 

Tilkian,   Hrag  J.     590 

Tillery,  Carol   A.     243,321,590 

Tillmon,   Conibeth     325,591 

Tillotson,   Linda  S.     251,591 

Tillson,  Charles  K.      184 

Tilsch,  Jon   G.     343,591 

Timmons,  Charles  E.     198 

Timmons,   Darrol   H.     610 

Tinkler,  Steven   B.     343,591 

Tinklin,  Gwendolyn   L.     123 

Tipling,    Roger   N.     454 

Tipling,   Sheila  J.     213,591 

Tisdel,  John   F.     229,283,591 

Toburen,   Kathleen   K.     204,591 

Todd,   David  C.     591 

Todd,  John  D.     184,591 

Toedman,  Warren   D.     219 

Toews,   Kathleen   L.     147,204,591 

Toland,    Richard   E.     591 

Tolin,  Gregg    R.     198 

Toll,   Bryn   B.     325,591 

Toll,   Krista   D.     325,591 

Tollefson,   David    P.     62,273,591 

Tollefson,   Keith   E.     183,224 

Tollefson,   Sandra   D.     189,321,591 

Tomasch,   Kim   A.     591 

Toney,  John   W.     150,188  285  591 

Toot,   Fredra   L.     591 

Toot,  Janice  C.     455 

Toothaker,  Carol  A.     224 

Toothaker,   Martha   E.     224 

Topliff,   Harold  J.     166,184,187,189,349 

591 
Torkelson,  Carol   E.     321,591 
Torluemke,   Mark   K.     162  273  591 
Toth,  John  B.     349,591 
Totten,   Harry   E.     349,592 
Touchstone    77 

Touslee,  James  E.     175,265,455 
Touslee,   Loretta   R.     213,455 
Towers,    Richard   E.     359 
Town  and  Country  Hardware     614 
Towner,  Thomas  G.      146 
Townley,   Lawrence   E.     283 
Towns,   Donald  L.     69,71,163,200 
Toyoshima,    Masako     224 
Tozier,  Janet   L.     313,592 
Tozier,   Stephen  J.     287,592 
Trabant,   Dennis  C.     455 
Trabant,   Galen   D.     592 
Trabert,   Michael   L.     271,592 
Train,  Sammy  K.     343,592 
Train,   Steve  W.     281,592 
Trans  World   Airlines     612 
Travel   Unlimited     612 
Travis,  Janice   L.     229,251,592 
Traxson,   Steven  G.     592 
Tremain,   Donald   R.     306,592 
Tremmel,  William   M.     592 
Trennepohl,   Brian  G.     455 
TrennepoM,   Harlan  S.     89 
Treptow,   Robert  K.     178 
Tresenriter,    Linda   L.     187,239,321,592 
Triangle     304-305 
Tribble,    Burton    K.     150,165,592 
Trible,   Leah   G.     592 
Tribunal      140 

Tri-County   Motor  Co.     618 
Tripp,  Alan   K.     289,592 
Tripp,    Robert  L.     171,592 
Trisler,   Dennis   R.     174,306,592 
Troell,   Richard   S.     229,291,592 
Trojovsky,   Geraldine     63,203,225 
Trollman,   Michael   M.     64 
Trost,   Eldon    R.     187,343,592 
Trostle,   Ronald  G.     165,337,610 
Trotta,  Joseph  A.  Jr.      173 
Trotter,   Donald   M.     128 
Trowbridge,   David  A.     299,455 
Trubey,  Timothy  P.     299,592 
Trummel,   Marcia  G.     455 
Trybom,  James  C.     222,349,592 
Tuan,  Ke  C.     185 
Tubbe,  Lloyd  D.     455 
Tucker,  Cynthia   M.     200,330,592 
Tucker,   David   S.     306,455 
Tucker,   Leonard   L.     208,343,592 
Tucker,   Loren  G.     180,291,592 
Tucker,   Priscilla  A.     330,592 
Tucker,   Richard  G.     343,592 
Tucker,  Thomas   R.     285 
Tugqle,  Anne  A.     257,592 
Tuggle,   David  C.     385 
Tunison,  Wilma     332 
Tuomey,  John  A.     177,455 
Tuomey,   Sarabeth      192 
Turnbull,   Larry   K.     277,455 
Turner,  Catherine   L.     325,592 
Turner,   Edward   L.     299,455 
Turner,  Gary  L.     194,343,592 
Turner,  Judy   L.     181 
Turner,   Lois     156 
Turner,   Marvin   E.     180 
Turner,   Suzanne     145,257,592 
Turner,  Terry   N.     178,455 
Turner,   William    R.     455 
Turney,  Janeece     592 
Turney,   Linda   K.      151,249,455 
Tussey,   Barbara  A.     257,592 
Tussey,   Mary  L.     257.330.592 
Twaddell,   Dale  O.     78.166,592 
Tweed,   Thomas  E.     233,297.592 
Tweedy,   Lindsey  D.     233,593 
Twombly,   Shirley  A.     593 
Twombly,  Thomas  R.      153,265,455 


(vtS 


Ukele,   Quenadyne  G.     321,593 
Ukena,   Nancy  J.     190,212,239,593 
Ulrich,  Catherine   L.     257,330,593 
Umbaugh,  Steven   L.     593 
Umphrey,  William    R.     593 
Umscheid,   Linda  S.     593 
Umscheid,   Mary  J.     593 
Umscheid,  Stephen   M.     170 
Underbjerq,    Dennis  V.     64 
Underclass  Section     460-606 
Underwood,   Clifford     208,343,593 
Underwood,   Kenneth   H.     112,297,385, 

455 
Underwood,   Mary  J.     184,222,321,593 
Underwood,    Oren    L.     343,593 
Underwood,  Sandra   M.     224,313,593 
Unqer,   Ralph   D.     593 
Unqnade,   Ernest  H.     177 
Unqnade,    Mary  J.      192 
Union     134-139 

Union  Governinq   Board     137 
Union   National   Bank     620 
Union   Program  Council     137 
United  Transfer  and  Storage  Co.     624 
University  Book  Store     628 
University  Extension  Club     214 
University   Information   Staff     92-93 
Unruh,   David  J.     61,299,455 
Unruh,   Phillip  F.     295,455 
Unruh,    Rachel   R.     115,140,146,153,154, 

211,243,455 
Unruh,    Randall   K.     337,593 
Unruh,   Stephen  G.     299.372,373,593 
Unzicker,  Jerry   L.     349,591 
Upson,   Dan  W.     394 
Urbanek,   Gary   L.     157,175,182,223,283, 

593 
Urich,  Albert  J.     62.64,217,349,593 
Utterback,   Stephen      172,455 
Utz,   Donald  C.     191,593 


Vacek,    Howard    R.     593 

Vahle,   Gregory  J.     297,359,593 

Valder,  Stephen   M.     193 

Valder,  Sue  A.     455 

Valenti,   Sharon   S.     25,249,593 

Valentine,    Dwight   R.     208 

Valla,   Patricia  S.     321,593 

Van  Allen,   Robert  L.     275,593 

Van   Blarcum,  Judy   L.     247,455 

Vanderlip,    Mary  J.      195,330,593 

Vandorn,   Bernard  W.     62,351,378,593 

Van  Dorn,   Margaret  L.     221,330593 

Van   Dyke,   Phylis  L.     189,209,321,593 

Van  Gundy,   Marcia   L.     205,250,593 

Vanhole,   Steven  J.     161,173,456 

Van   Lerberg,   Patricia     321,593 

Van   Pelt,  Vance  E.     295,593 

Van   Swaay,   Maarten      158 

Van  Vleet,   Sharon   L.     145,197,321,593 

Vanwinkle,   David   L.      186 

Van  Zile   Hall     331-333 

Varner,    Roberta   F.     321 

Vathauer,   Margie  E.     62,146,154,156, 

456 
Vaughn,  Thomas   L.     343,593 
Vavra,   Charles   R.     593 
Veatch,  James   M.     183,456 
Vedros,   Gus  G.     299,593 
Venard,    Robert  E.     283,593 
Venis,  John   E.     456 
Venkayya,   Dega     610 
Vergin,   Dexter  A.     62,195,351,594 
Verhaalen,   Marylyn   E.     223,321,594 
Verhage,    Karen  J.     309,321,594 
Verkest,   Russell    M.     343,594 
Vernon,   Edith   L.     321,594 
Vershelden,   Michael     62,223,293,594 
Vertolli,   William   F.     182 
Vesecky,  John   F.     594 
Vest,   Dennis  J.     373 
Veterinary  Medicine  Open   House     43 
Vick,  Judith  L.     321,594 
Vidricksen,    Robert     594 
Viergever,  James  D.     186,456 
Viers,  Charles   E.     215 
Viets,  John   C.     199 
Vieux,  J.   Michael      171,594 
Vigneron,   William    E.     155,343,594 
Vincent,  Thomas   D.     180 
Vinduska,   Albert  W.     222,293,594 
Vine,   Mark   H.     209,218,343,594 
Viney,  Walter  J.     283,594 
Visser,  Arietta  Y.     189,213,321,594 
Vodraska,   Nancy  L.     456 
Vodraska,    Rita   L.     223,321,594 
Vodraska,    Ruth   M.     330,594 
Voelker,   Elizabeth   H.     62,333,594 
Voelker,   Gary   E.     180,223,293,594 
Voet,   Mary  A.     212,313,594 
Vogt,   Barbara   L.     321,594 
Vogt,   Delight     192 
Vogt,   Edward   B.     146,153,199,456 
Vogt,  Gary  D.     177,456 
Vohs,   Edith   A.     456 
Volkmann,   Allan   W.     594 
Volkmer,   Diana   K.     333,594 
Volz,   Darrell  W.     456 
Volz,   Duane   R.     297,594 
Von   Bergen,   Donna   K.     594 
Von   Bergen,    Nicole     213,594 
Vonderschmidt,   Ellen      148,203,309,330, 
594 


Von   Lehe,   Marita   K.     333,594 
Von   Riesen,   David     92,93 
Voois,  Jacques  C.     64 
Voth,   Mary  S.     456 
Vrooman,  John   L.     359 


w 


Waddell,  Janet  S.     313,594 

Waddle,  Jane  A.     137,257,456 

Waddle,    Nancy   K.     78,168,257,330,594 

Wade,    Kenneth    R.     267,594 

Wade,   Susan   K.      195,245,594 

Wadsack,  James  F.      180,343,594 

Waggoner,    Richard   L.     349,594 

Wagner,   Douglas   R.     594 

Wagner,   Iris  L.      179 

Wagner,   Kelley   F.     210 

Wagner,    Robert  A.     343,594 

Wahlmeier,   Carl   V.     166,456 

Wainwriqht,    David   E.     172,595 

Waite,   Nancy  S.     151,243,595 

Waldo,   Cathy  J.     309,313,595 

Waldren,   Richard   P.     188,214,223,349, 
595 

Waldren,  Terry   E.     349,595 

Walker,   Arliss  J.     321,595 

Walker,   Donald  G.     299,595 

Walker,  Jeanne  M.     109,140,253,595 

Walker,   Karen   D.     321,595 

Walker,   Larry  G.     595 

Walker,   Linda   M.     321,595 

Walker,   Margaret  A.     321,595 

Walker,   Neill    R.     179 

Walker,   Patricia  S.     313,595 

Walker,   Sara   B.     213,321,456 

Walker,   Warren     64 
Wall,  John   B.     595 

Wall,   Richard   D.     365 
Wallace,   Gregory  S.     297,595 
Wallace,   Marjorie  A.     64,196 
Wallace,    Nancy   K.     212,321,456 
Wallace,    Patricia   S.     64,247,313,595 
Wallerstedt,  James  G.     275,595 
Walling,   Larry  D.     349,595 
Walman,   Ira   M.      182 
Walser,   Charlene   D.     239,595 
Walsh,   Margaret  A.     239,321,595 
Walsh,  Sharon   K.     321,595 
Walter,   Glenna   D.     144,159,212,220,250, 

595 
Walters,   Cheryl   K.     189,250,595 
Walters,   Donald   L.     456 
Walters,    Larry   R.     349,595 
Walters,   Mark  S.     182,202,595 
Waiters,   Patrick  A.      193,610 
Waltheim   Hall     336-337 
Walt  Leonard   Agency     618 
Walz,   Leroy   H.     214,456 
Walz,  Stephen  A.     595 
Wamhoff,  Alana    K.     206,456 
Wamhoff,   Carolyn   S.     313,595 
Wamhoff,   George   S.     595 
Wanager,    Gloria    D.      159,197,595 
Wandt,   Antonia   L.     251,313,595 
Wandt,   Elizabeth   A.     151,251,595 
Wang,   Dee      185 
Wanick,   Stephen  G.     277,595 
Wanklyn,   Dennis  A.     595 
Wanklyn,  Janice   R.     610 
Wanklyn,    Mary  E.     212,321,595 
Wanklyn,    Shirley  A.      152,239,456 
Ward,  Joe   E.   Ill      146,210,283,456 
Ward,   Karen   S.      151,253,595 
Ward,   Virginia   L.     140,203,321,596 
Ward,   Sue  A.     321,596 
Warden,  Jessie  A.      123 
Wardlaw,   Dale  A.     281,596 
Wardlaw,    Dale  A.     596 
Ward  M.  Keller     615 
Wareham   Motor   Hotel     616 
Ware,   Linda  J.     187,456 
Warhurst,  George  T.   Ill     596 
Warner,    David  A.     61,162,285,456 
Warner,   E.  D.     93 
Warner,  James   B.     343,596 
Warner,  Joan   E.     179,456 
Warner,   Kathleen  J.      187,224,321,596 
Warner,   Lynette   K.     212,239,456 
Warnke,   Merlin    P.     343,596 
Warren,   Don    R.     279,610 
Warren,   Howard   L.     283,596 
Warren,  James  F.     71,343,610 
Warren,  Jimmy   D.     157,265,596 
Warren,   Laurel   B.     211,237,596 
Warren   Poston   Motors     618 
Warta,  Judith  A.     333,596 
Warta,  Thomas  H.     295,596 
Wartman,    Elizabeth   G.     251,596 
Wary,   Elizabeth    M.     201,247,596 
Washburn,   Norvell   L.     175 
Wasinger,    Harold   E.      178 
Wasinger,   Kenneth  J.     349,596 
Wasmund,   Marilyn    K.     189,325,596 
Wassberg,  John   I.     275,457 
Wassenberg,   Annie     596 
Wassenberg,  Gloria   A.     201,3.13,596 
Waters,  Anne  C.     239,596 
Waters,   Brian    M.     265,597 
Waters,   George   E.     373 
Waters,   Gregory  T.     597 
Waters,   Martha  J.     330,597 
Watkins,   Cheryl   L.     313,597 
Watkins,  John  W.     365 
Watkins,   Keith   E.     62,597 
Watkins,   Linda  J.     239,597 
Watson,   Gary  E.     157,375 
Watson,   Harleen  M.     457 
Watson   Norma  J.     249,597 
Watt,  William  J.     198 


Watts,   Curt  L.     343,597 

Watts,   Kenneth   A.     208 

Watts,   Rena   L.     133,168,187,239,597 

Waturuocha,   Desmond      165,180,205 

Wauthier,  James  J.     297,597 

Wauthier,  Jerome   P.     303,597 

Weakley,   Suzanne     208 

Weatherford,  John   E.     209 

Weatherford,   Patricia     330,597 

Weatherholt,   Richard     597 

Weaver,   David    L.     597 

Weaver,   Doug     359,623 

Weaver,  James   L.     275,597 

Weaver,  William   A.     597 

Webb,   Howard   G.     171,343,597 

Webb,   Mary     290 

Webb,    Robert  C.     597 

Webb,   Wilton  S.     597 

Weber,    Robert  A.     222,351,597 

Weber,  Sue  A.     325,597 

Webster,  James  A.     193 

Weckel,   Frederic  C.     271,457 

Weckel,   Montaque   P.     457 

Weckman,   Douglas   K.     149 

Weckman,    Pamela   K.     196 

Weeks,   Kenneth   R.     457 

Weese,   Viva   L.     189,330,597 

Wegener,  James   D.     597 

Wegman,  Janet  M.     245,457 

Wehlinq,   Robert  D.     275,597 

Wehr,   Barbara  A.     168,209,321,597 

Wehr,   William   S.     155 

Wehrman,   Howard   M.     161,183,218, 
219,597 

Weibert,   Stuart  W.     343,597 

Weich,    Neal    R.     597 

Weickert,  William  C.     167 

Weigand,  Joel  T.     186,285,457 

Weigel,   Brenda   K.     257,457 

Weigel,   Lawrence   N.     367,630 

Weihe,  Sheryl   K.     313,597 

Weikert,   Mary     192 

Weil,    Harold   G.     597 

Weil,  Jerry   D.     180 

Weiner,   Stephen   B.     208,218,597 

Weingart,  Jacqueline     222,313,597 
Weingart,   Thomasine     222,313,597 

Weishaar,   Philip   L.     597 
Weiss,  George   A.     597 

Weisser,  Jacquelyn   M.     63,213,325,597 
Weisser,   Marilyn   K.     63,213,325,598 
Weixelman,    Richard  L.     337,598 
Welborn,  Alice   K.     200239, 598 
Welch,  John    R.     349,457 
Welch,   Wesley   H.     281,598 
Weldon,   Larry   E.     137 
Welker,    Ronald   L.     342,598 
Wells,   Barbara   M.     145,241,598 
Wells,   Danny   R.      184,598 
Wells,   Dennis  L.      184,598 
Wells,    lla     307 

Wells,    Richard  C.     219,225,457 
Wells,    Ronald   L.     183,598 
Wells,  Ward   V.     287,598 
Wells,   William   W.      155,349,598 
Welsh,    Ronald   D.      183,267,598 
Welty,   Steven   R.     208 
Wempe,  Connie  S.     321,598 
Wendelburg,   Loren  J.     275,457 
Wendland,  James  D.     208 
Wendt,   Eugene     105 
Wenger,   David  E.     457 
Wenger,   Michael   R.     598 
Wenger,    Patricia    L.     309,321,598 
Wenger,   Richard   W.     343,598 
Wenger    Vicki   L.     220,225,330,598 
Wentz,   Darrel    P.     277,598 
Wentz,    Elisabeth   A.     241,330,598 
Wentz,    Roslyn   D.     152,241,457 
Wentz,  Steven   D.     343,598 
Werner     Ruth   D.     321,598 
Wesch,  Jack  C.     457 
Weseloh,   Robert  W.     349,598 
Wesley  Foundation     225 
Wesley,   Walt     368 
Wessels,  Thomas  H.     184 
West,   Barry   L.     303,598 
West,   Constance  J.     330,598 
West,   Dale   E.     271,598 
West  Hall     326-330 
West,   Karen  J.     321,598 
West,   Paul   R.     349,598 
West,    Robert   P.     343,598 
West    Rosalyn   A.     187,321,378,598 
West,  Sharon   K.     330,598 
West  Stadium     350-351 
West,  Steven  J.     349,598 
Westerman,  John   R.     267,598 
Westgate,   Wayne   F.     305,457 
Westover,   Sheryl   D.     206,321,598 
Westphal,   Dennis  C.     598 
Westphal,   Gary  L.     208 
Wethington,  Stanley     598 
Wetzel,   David   E.     457 
Weybrew,   Steven  J.     176,343,598 
Whan,   Forest  L.     89 
Wharton     David   H.     307,610 
Whealy,   Barbara    K.     206,321,599 
Wheatley,   Candace  A.     243,457 
Wheatley,   Christine     251,599 
Wheat  State  Agronomy  Club     214 
Wheeler,  John   L.     599 
Wheeler,   Linda   K.     321,599 
Wheeler    Phyllis  L.     195,206 
Wheeler,  Vicki   L.     321,599 
Wheelock,  Carole  J.     599 
Wheelock,   Hugh   H.     208,599 
Whetstine,   Douglas  G.     599 
Whitaker,    Neal   D.     295,599 
White    Charles   R.     183,184,457 
White,   Charlotte   M.     212,599 


White,  Cynthia  E.     599 
White,   Darryl   D.     343,375,599 
White,  Gailen     193 
White,  John   H.     275,599 
White,  Jo  Jo     368 
White,  Linda  A.     321,599 
White,   Linnea  A.     208 
White,   Marilyn  J.     457 
White,   Marilyn  V.     321,599 
White,   Michael   D.     359 
White,   Patricia  J.     321,599 
White,    Robert  C.     198 
White,  Terry  L.     277,599 
Whitehair,   Norman  V.     89 
Whitehill,   Janet  M.     325,599 
Whitesell,  Jim   L.     349,599 
Whitfield,  Carol   L.    253,321,599 
Whitley,   Sharon  A.     204,210,599 
Whitman,   Barbara   E.     224,309.321,599 
Whitmer,   Lionel    R.     159,177,306,599 
Whitmore,   Marian   L.     247,457 
Whitney,   Eleanor   R.     203,247,313,599 
Whitney,   Mary  E.     599 
Whitney,   Mason  C.     137,281,599 
Whitten,  Terry   D.     303,599 
Whittlesey,   Diana   K.     330 
Whitworth,  Stanley   R.     343,599 
Wiard,   Howard  A.     457 
Wiard,   Mary  A.     212,599 
Wibbeler,   Richard   M.     599 
Wible,   Stephen   H.     283,457 
Wichman,   Carol   M.     63,321,599 
Wichman,   Daryl  L.     223,599 
Wichman,  Ross  J.     215,599 
Wickham,   Carol   A.     168 
Wicks,   Brian   A.     599 
Wicks    Cathy  J.     206,330,599 
Widau,   Stanley  C.     208,267,600 
Widener,  Austin   L.     199,224,349,457 
Wiebke,   Arleta   K.     330,600 
Wiechert,  Jay  A.     199 
Wiechman,   Steven    R.     62,273,600 
Wiehe,   Linda  C.     211,321,600 
Wieland,  James  N.     457 
Wiens,   Karen   K.     221 

Wiens,   Patricia  A.     189,218,219,235,600 
Wiens,   Rodney   H.     221 

Wiesedeppe,  Albertus     175,457 

Wiggins,  Jon   S.     600 

Wika,  Gloria  D.     173,333,600 

Wilbeck,  Janet  K.     330,600 

Wilbeck,   Jerry   L.     458 

Wilber,  James  A.     458 

Wilbur,   Donald  A.     193 

Wilcke,  Richard  W.     267,600 

Wilcox,  Connie  J.     204,600 

Wilcox,    Nancy  S.     243,458 

Wilcox,  Norma  N.    600 

Wilcoxon,  George  D.     133,156 

Wildlife  Society    215 

Wiley,  Cecil   W.     208,600 

Wiley,   George   L.     180,285,458 

Wiley,   Lois  A.     241,600 

Wiley,   Shirley  J.     321,600 

Wilhite,  Gregory   F.     287,600 

Wilhoite,   Paula   M.     600 

Wilken,   Fred   D.     458 

Wilkerson,   Elizabeth      170,224,330,600 

Wilkerson,  John  O.     202,307,600 

Wilkinson,    Richard   K.     359 

Wilkinson,   Sherri   M.     330,600 

Willard,   Donna  J.     181,600 

Willard,   F.   Lynn     180,600 

Willard,   Lloyd   H.     183,349,600 

Willard,   Michael   L.     349,600 

Willhite,  John   D.     349,600 

Williams,  Andrew     391 

Williams,   Arch   H.     458 

Williams,   Billy  F.     275,458 

Williams,   David    R.     281,349,600 

Williams,   Don   N.     600 

Williams,   Douglas  W.     61,121,146,161, 
162,176,210,267,458 

Williams,   Elizabeth     600 

Williams,   Frederick     140,160,201,458 

Williams,  John  C.     143,458 

Williams,  John   H.      193 

Williams,  Judith   K.     330,600 

Williams,   Kathleen   R.     213,241,600 

Williams,   Kerry   F.     275,458 

Williams,   Kimberly   E.     200,232,255,330, 
600 

Williams,   Larry  L.     180 

Williams,   Leslie  L.     321,600 

Williams,   Linda   L.     64,458 

Williams,   Mark   D.     180,349,600 

Williams,   Maureen   C.     172,321,600 

Williams,   Michael   H.     367 

Williams,   Neva   A.     600 

Williams,   Robert  A.     600 

Williams,   Robert  H.     600 

Williams,    Robert  J.     155,601 

Williams,   Ronnie  C.     351 , 60J 

Williams,  Thomas  A.     180 

Williamson,   Arthur     343,610 

Willis,   Lonnie  D.     180,601 

Willis,   Patricia   S.     181,194,601 

Willison,  Helen   M.     321,601 

Willits,  James  L.     305,601 

Willits,   Richard  H.     343,601 

Wilp,  P.  Diane     137 

Wilson,   Billy  A.     601 

Wilson,   Bruce  G.     303,601 

Wilson,   Bryon   L.     179 

Wilson,  Carolyn   K.     156,201,458 

Wilson,   Carolyn   L.     212,458 

Wilson,   Charles  E.     303,610 

Wilson,   Christan   L.     321,378,601 

Wilson,  Cynthia  A.     189,212,235,601 

Wilson,   Dave   K.     349,601 

Wilson,  David   L.     291,458 


i,li, 


Wilson,   Edward   L.     175,601 
Wilson,    Elizabeth  A.     225,458 
Wilson,   Franklin   E.     206,349,373,601 
Wilson,   Helen  A.     145,239,601 
Wilson,   Howard  W.     191 
Wilson,   Irene   M.     206,325,601 
Wilson,  James  D.     299,601 
Wilson,  James  W.     303,601 
Wilson,  Janel   S.     195,245,601 
Wilson,  John   H.     295,602 
Wilson,   Karr  L.     197,321,602 
Wilson,  Lawrence   E.     602 
Wilson,   Lewis   B.     78 
Wilson,    Margaret   E.     313,610 
Wilson,   Martha  A.     213,247,602 
Wilson,   Michael   B.     601 
Wilson,   Philip   B.     343,602 
Wilson,   Reita    B.     214,321,458 
Wilson,    Richard   D.     166,188,601 
Wilson,   Rodney   M.     201 
Wilson,    Ronald   L.     381,458 
Wilson,    Ruth  A.     245,458,602 
Wilson,    Sandra    L.     325 
Wilson,  Terry  L.     602 
Wilson,  William   E.     458 
Wilt,  John   B.     602 
Wiltse,   Kenneth   C.     349,602 
Wiltse,   Sue  A.     249,602 
Wiman,  Jean  A.      192 
Wimmer,    Edward  J.      186 
Windels,   Mary   E.     66,187,212330602 
Winderlin,   Pauletta     197,223,321,602 
Windier,  Timothy   R.     62,273,602 
Wineland,   Calvin   E.     271,602 
Winfrey,    Marilyn   K.     321,602 
Winfrey,  Wayne   E.     365 
Wingard,   Paul   S.     89 
Wingert,    Robert  E.     178,267,458 
Winkley,    Marvin  J.     349,602 
Winn,   Stephen   L.     178,285,458 
Winter,   Charles  A.     459 
Winter,   Fawne  L.     330,602 
Winter,   Lennita  A.     325,602 
Winter,   Nancy   L.     66,321,602 
Winter,    Ronald   A.     223,293,602 
Winter,   Tex     367,373 
Winter,  William  G.     208 
Winters,  Charlie     358,362 
Winters,  Constance  J.     181 
Winters,   Kenneth   D.     391 
Winzeler,   Kenneth   A.     265,602 
Wise,   Peggy  J.     325,602 
Wisegarver,   Frederic     208,400,602 
Wisegarver,    Richard     602 
Wiseman,    Billy   R.     193 
Wisniewski,  John   E.     273,602 
Withee,   Laureston  V.     89,209 
Witt,   Linda   L.     245,602 
Witt,   Merle   D.     459 
Wittenborn,   John   S.     61,303,602 
Witter,   Wendell    R.     180 


Woelfer,  Carl  W.     210,602 
Woellhof,    Linda   K.     64,203,321,602 
Wofford,  Jerry    R.     602 
Wofford,   Mary  L.     251,602 
Wohlers,   Bruce   E.     375 
Wokaty,   Gary    R.     602 
Wolde,   Mariam   S.     165 
WoldeMariam,  Zenage   B.     165 
Wolf,  Connie   L.     321,602 
Wolf,  John     393 
Wolf,   Ronald   D.     174,459 
Wolf,   Wallace  W.     178,267,459 
Wolfe,    Regina   F.     239,330,602 
Wolfe,    Rosemary  A.     239,459 
Wolff,  Gloria   D.     144,249,603 
Wolff,   Lary  D.     603 
Wolfram,    Edmond  T.     173,459 
Wolma,   Kenneth   M.     210 
Wolters,   Douglas  J.     273,603 
Womer,   Susan   L.     212,330,603 
Wonka,   Frank  E.   Ill     603 
Woo,   Lecon      146,459 
Wood,   Ben   W.     157,188,208,285,603 
Wood,  Joan    F.     255,459 
Wood,   Leetta   L.     212,257,603 
Wood,   Martha   E.     206,243,459 
Wood,   Mary   K.     168,197,330,603 
Wood,   Sherry  J.     330,603 
Wood,  Steve  J.     303,603 
Woodard,   Charles   R.     277,603 
Woodard,  Craig   M.     283,603 
Woodard,  June  A.     168,204,233,255,603 
Woodard,    Kim     249,321,603 
Woodburn,  John   W.     265,603 
Woodley,    Kent  E.     349,603 
Woodruff,   Burrton   G.     311,610 
Woodruff,   Doris     311 
Woods,   Franklin  C.     459 
Woods,    Paul  C.     603 
Woods,    Preston   S.     603 
Woods,   R.    Bruce     219,224 
Woodson,   Steve  C.     189,208,603 
Woodward,   Daniel   F.     626 
Woodward,    Robert   L.     277,603 
Woodward's     623 
Woody's     613 

Woofter,   Frank   L.     61 ,265,603 
Woolcott,   Mary  A.     207,232,237,321,603 
Woolley,   Marilyn   L.     212,229,253,603 
Wooten,   Harold  T.     391 
Workman,  A.   L.     78,89,147 
Worley,    Ronald    R.     190,603 
Worley,  William   S.     265,603 
Wormington,   William      199,349,459 
Worrell,   Dallas   L.     199,459 
Worster,  Anne  C.     313,603 
Worthington,   Max   L.     459 
Worthington,    Ruth    L.     154,184,603 
Woydziak,   Eugene   F.     293,349,603 
Wrampe,   Mary  E.     321,603 
Wray.  William   M.     349,603 


Wrestling     374-375 

Wretling,   Chuck  E.     217 
Wright,    Donald   E.     610 
Wright,   Elynn   S.     168,212,247,603 
Wright,    Erna  J.      192 
Wright,   Haskell   S.     233,267,603 
Wright,  Jolana   B.     243,459 
Wright,   Kendall   M.     186,285,603 
Wright,    Mariorie  J.     333,603 
Wright,    Ralph      107,217 
Wright,    Randolph    L.      171,603 
Wright,   Rose  A.     333,459 
Wright,   Susanna   M.     251,603 
Wright,   Wesley   D.     208,289,604 
Wright,   William  A.     174 
Wu,    Sheng-Chyi     610 
Wulff,   Frederick  J.     287,604 
Wulfmeyer,  John   T.      121 
Wurtz,    Barbara   S.     223,604 
Wurtz,  Teresa  J.     223,321,604 
Wurzbacher,   Pamela   S.     325,604 
Wuthnow,   Linda   K.     325,604 
Wyatt,   Douglas  W.     604 
Wyckoff,   M.  William     229,604 
Wykoff,    Beverly     321,604 
Wyman,   Randal    K.     343,604 


Yager,  James  L.     79,150,214,459 

Yaney,  Jed   E.     604 

Yang,    Punley   H.     185,205 

Yang,   Yuan-Shin      185 

Yardley,   David   B.     305,604 

rarnall,   Susan   M.     62,253,330,604 

Yarrow,  Gale   R.     279,604 

Yates,   David   L.     149 

Yeager,   William  J.     604 

Yeh,  George  Y.     185 

Yelenik,   Lois  E.     251,321,604 

Yenkey,  Albert   N.     299,385,391,459 

Yeo  and  Trubey  Electric  Co.     618 

Yeo,   David   R.     61 

Yessick,   Margaret   E.     245,604 

Yin,   Pao  L.     185 

Yocam,   Michaiel   B.     343,459 

Yoder,   Lane   D.     275,459 

Yoho,   Rex  E.     459 

Yonke,   Elizabeth  A.     604 

York,   Lawrence   R.     194,207,610 

York,   Mary  E.     192,604 

York,    Robert   L.     202,459 

Yorke,  Cynthia    R.     168,255,330,604 

Yorke,  Jerome  P.     180,267,604 

Yotter,  Gary  R.     224,459 

Young,  Alexander   M.   Ill     275,604 

Young,   Alvin   L.     221 

Young  Americans  for  Freedom     215 

Young,   Carolyn   L.     204,313,604 


Young,   Daniel   W.     61,62,149,190,220,604 

Young,   Dennis   L.     375 

Young,  Gerald  T.     151,459 

Young,  Judith   K.     321,604 

Young,   Leroy  I.     349,604 

Young,   Lester   R.     199 

Young,   Nancy  A.     63,64.212,251,604 

Young,    Nancy   M.     151,257,604 

Young,   Regina  G.     187,232,249,313,604 

Young,   Sarah  T.     604 

Young,   Susan   K.     195,243 

Young,   Susie  S.     185 

Young,   William  P.     277,604 

Younger,  Gerald   P.     291,604 

Youngers,   Diane   K.     168,187,239,321,604 

Yoxall,  John  E.     604 

Yust,  James  W.     112,147,459 

Yust,  Steven   W.     183,604 

Yvan,   Michael   K.     185 


Zabel,   George   L.     189,285,343,378,459, 

604 
Zabel,   Herbert  F.     459 
Zabel,   Robert  C.     150 
Zaborowski,  Thomas  G.     605 
Zackert,   Margaret  L.     330,605 
Zahn,   Barbara   M.     459 
Zahnley,   Donald    R.     459 
Zaidi,    Intesar  H.     191,200,205 
Zander,    Norbert  J.     180 
Zarker,  Cathleen   M.     330,605 
Zavesky,  Thomas  C.     214,349,378,605 
Zehelein,   Heidemarie     196 
Zeide,   Steve   M.     157,209,349,605 
Zeigler,  Stephen    B.     148,202,459 
Zell,   Richard   E.     190 
Zeman,   Douglas  A.     605 
Zibell,    Robert   E.     273,605 
Ziegler,   Dorothy  J.     189,209 
Ziegler,    Douglas  W.     365 
Zielie,   Paul   A.     174,459 
Zielke,    Richard   K.     297,605 
Zimbelman,   Sherry   L.     321,605 
Zimmerman,   Charles   M.     175 
Zimmerman,   Donald   E.     215,349,378,459 
Zimmerman,  Gary  L.     349,378,605 
Zimmerman,   Glenna   L.     330,605 
Zimmerman,  Jarold   L.     176 
Zimmerman,   Laurel  G.     605 
Zimmerman,   Marc  W.     61 
Zimmerman,    Nancy   L.     247,313,605 
Zink,   Orlin  J.     605 
Zinman,    Robert  L.     605 
Zitek,   Lyle   E.     179,605 
Zitnik,   Frank   E.     157,208,605 
Zodrow,  Joseph  C.     209,349,605 
Zumbrunn,    Daryl   J.     349,605 
Zwick,   Keith    R.     177,281,459 


647 


IN  RETROSPECT 


Now  that  the  1966  Royal  Purple  is  finished,  it  becomes  another  of 
the  many  "signs  of  66."  As  a  reference  book  and  history  of  a  school 
year,  the  Royal  Purple  will  grow  in  value  as  the  years  pass.  Many  per- 
sons have  helped  compile  this  book,  and  it  is  impossible  to  mention 
everyone.  However,  special  thanks  are  due  for  the  advice  of  Jack 
Backer,  who  served  his  first  year  as  adviser,  and  C.J.  (Chief)  Medlin, 
who  retired  after  advising  30  consecutive  All-American  Royal  Purples. 
Of  course,  without  the  untiring  help  of  the  editorial  staff,  production 
of  the  yearbook  would  have  been  impossible.  An  indispensable  part  of 
a  yearbook  is  its  pictures.  Photographers  Jim  Garver,  David  von  Riesen, 
Laurence  Blaker,  Don  Richards  of  Topeka,  and  the  Studio  Royal  de- 
serve praise  for  their  fine  quality  black  and  white  and  color  pictures. 
Other  recognition  is  due  Bob  Snider  and  his  business  staff;  Leroy 
Towns  for  his  opening  pages'  copy;  Frank  Wright  and  American  Year- 
book Company;  the  Durand  Company  for  advice  on  covers;  Jan 
Heidrick  and  Ruth  Foster,  Student  Publications  secretaries;  and  Gary 
Haynes,  Royal  Purple  queen  judge. 

Carole  Fry,  Editor