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In an expanding university world,
familiar faces provide the key to un-
locking identities in a crowd. It is
likely that the student who opens this
book will search this crowd for faces
familiar to him. Perhaps he will find
his roommate, a fraternity brother,
the graduate student from his history
class, his first blind date. If so, for
him, this will no longer be merely a
picture of a crowd, but a picture with
meaning because of its faces. For this
reason, we present the 1967 Royal
Purple — a Focus on Faces.
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in 2011 with funding from
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Royal Purple
photo by David von Riesen
1967
Nineteen Sidy Seven
ROW PURPLE
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
Manhattan, Kansas
Copyright, 1967
Student Publications, Inc.
Sue Brandner, Editor
Margo Miller, Bus. Mgr.
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Coming to the campus from all
directions, living in housing on all
edges of its boundaries, staying
through its seasonal changes, the
students see many faces of the ex-
panding University. It is a different
picture if you are working on a lab
project from the one you see leading
cheers; a warm late summer date is
different from walking alone in the
early evening after the first snowfall;
but each of these scenes forms a part
of a composite memory that is Kan-
sas State University, 1967.
photo by Don Richards
Table of Contents
Features 14
Academics 86
Groups 146
Housing 246
Athletics 386
Classes 434
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Foreword
Focus on Faces
Facial expressions convey the thoughts and emo-
tions of the individual to all around him. The twin-
kle of enjoyment in the eyes of a dancer, the worried
glance of a drum major as he begins the march, the
blank look of a reminiscing sailor in a campus play
or the ever-present happy-go-lucky grin of the Wil-
lie the Wildcat say to everyone "This is me."
photo by David von Rtesen
Focus on Faces of Fun
Happy faces are infectious. Hours spent laughing
and having fun seldom are wasted, for they bring
the simple enjoyment of sharing good times with fel-
low students. Half of college learning experiences
are outside the classroom, they say. Study breaks at
the beach, annual fraternity games, old athletic
rivalries and joking conversations with a date or
roommate etch themselves in our memories of col-
lege days more often than do classes.
photo by David von Riesen
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Focus on Faces of Development
photo by David von Riesen
Continual processes of growth and
development produce ever-changing
faces for both individuals and the
University. The bewildered look of a
lost freshman is discarded with the
used campus map — the hours of
studying pass by unnoticed until the
diploma is there to point them up. A
quiet moment brings a chance for
thoughtful growth for a student, and
the campus continues to expand . . .
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Goals, large and small, provide incentives for
future progress. Graduation is reached step by step
as each day of classes is completed, as each hour of
study passes. A finished picture, a royal cape, and a
stream of students going home after another day are
faces which achievement may assume.
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Features
photo by David von Riesen
A 30-foot Christmas tree;
Harry Belafonte; the return
to Homecoming house deco-
rations; a dress-the-pledge
contest — these features and
others make Kansas State
special for 1 1 ,000 students.
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Fewer class hours
carried by summer school students give
many of them time to enjoy the beach at Tuttle Creek, five mil
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outside of Manhattan. Termed "Tuttle Puddle." the lake may be
used by those willing to pay the $5 annual state park permit fee.
Eisenhower, Darby attend
June graduation exercises
Distinguished guests at the University's 103rd
commencement were Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and
Kansas industrialist Harry Darby. Both received an
honorary Doctor of Law degree during the annual
June exercises. Replacing the traditional com-
mencement address, President James A. McCain
issued a short charge to the 2,042 graduates.
The 1966 summer session attracted a record 3,
872 students. In early June a tornado ripped Man-
hattan, displacing residents of Jardine Terrace and
destroying outlying University buildings.
Workmen labor during August to complete a street cutoff by-
passing Aggieville to help relieve campus traffic congestion
Honored guests, including Gen Dwight Eisenhower, Sen. Har-
ry Darby and Gov. William Avery, march to graduation exercises
photo by Don Richards
in Ahern Field House. Eisenhower was flown by heli-
copter from Abilene to Memorial Stadium for the ceremonies.
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Lines of students whose class schedules had been rejected by
the new IBM 1410 data processing system, stand waiting to
resend cards through the computer Lengthening the lines were
2,000 who had not completed the pre-enrollment process
Computer enrollment debuts during fall registration
Introduced at the University fall semester, com-
puter enrollment eliminated the former time-con-
suming registration process for many students but
caused confusion and frustration for others. Of the
record 11,285 students who enrolled, about 1,800
had to revise schedules rejected by the computer.
After re-arranging classes with an adviser, these
students stood in line for hours waiting for repro-
cessing. For those whose schedules were accepted,
the procedure required less than 30 minutes.
With enrollment figures at 604 morethanthe
previous fall semester, six of the eight colleges regis-
tered gains. Arts and sciences showed the largest
growth with a 200-student increase. Graduate
School gained 120 students; agriculture, 100; com-
merce, 80; home economics, 80; and veterinary
medicine 10. Engineering and architecture enroll-
ment figures remained about the same.
Spring registration was swift and systematic for
all but 150ofthel0,446students who enrolled.
After picking up grade cards and class cards, stu-
dents filled them out, paid fees and received their
schedules. Only two percent of the 9,512 who pre-
enrolled in December received rejection slips.
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Students supply home addresses, parents' names, telephone numbers and
information on living accomodations to the University on IBM computer cards.
Mug shots taken during enrollment are filed
with students' records in college deans' offices.
Illustrating a point with his own experiences, an orientation
leader tells his group about University life. Correspondance dur-
ing the summer and weekly sessions through the fall semester
introduced freshmen and transfer students to the campus life.
Away from classrooms, new students seek out and enjoy the
quiet solitude of a secluded campus pool. Places such as this
one behind Justin hall are often passed unnoticed by students
competing for a niche in the growing university community.
One of ten acts selected from auditions for the Freshman Tal-
ent Show, Barbara Mader entertains with a guitar and a song.
Students plan schedules
for fall Orientation Week
Freshmen and transfer students planned their
own orientation schedules for the first time during
fall enrollment. Designed to introduce the new stu-
dent to the University, the program included talks
on campus life by student leaders, professors and
administrative officials. A watermelon feed, movies
and bands, sponsored by campus groups, enter-
tained new students in the evenings.
Seminars and discussions for freshmen, directed
by upperclass leaders, were changed to meet once
each week through October instead of remaining
part of regular Orientation Week activities.
New and returning students eat watermelon at a fall mixer after joining football
players and coaches for a "Wildcat Warmup" Tuesday of Orientation Week
Kelly the Magician pulls an egg and a chick-
en from a bag at the Freshman Talent Show.
Orientation activities for freshmen become informal as upper-
class leaders shed their jackets to explain the purposes of stu-
dent government to future campus leaders Apathy was sited
as the major obstacle to gaining effective student leadership
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Before class, students often meet in Farrell library to com-
pare class notes, cram for an exam or research a term paper.
During 10-minute breaks between classes, students exchange
hurried bits of conversation before a last minute dash to class.
Outside his office in Holtz hall. Dean of Students Chester
Peters talks with students hurrying from one class to another.
Classes, meetings, study
fill students' average day
Arriving on campus after a brisk walk from his
dormitory or off-campus residence, the student be-
gins a hectic day of classes, tests and meetings. Hur-
rying from Thompson to Physical Science, hunting
for a book in the library or cramming for a test, the
student has little time to pause in his daily schedule.
Hours pass, marked only by the carillon chimes,
and the student relaxes for a few minutes in the
Union, playing bridge or enjoying a coffee break.
As shadows fall across the limestone buildings, the
student heads home to eat and talk with roommates
before returning for a committee meeting, an eve-
ning class or a Union movie.
Relaxing the pace, students meet after class and discuss
assignments while walking home to dinner or a meeting.
Popular after a day of classes, the Union Dive offers students
jukebox music and vending machine cokes, sandwiches and
coffee During a two-week experiment to determine the need for
a late-night student lounge, the area remained open until 2 am
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Homecoming queen finalists Bonnie Biery. Putnam hall;
Tammy Gaynier, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Lynda Clyne. Delta Del-
ta Delta; Pat Seitz, Chi Omega; and Pat Callen, Gamma Phi
Beta; wear satin capes to classes the week preceding election.
Hand powered by members of the Pi Beta Phi tugging at ropes,
the Wildcat Victory Machine won first in the sorority division.
Bonnie Biery captures
Homecoming queen title
Homecoming combined the traditional rivalry of
a K-State-University of Kansas football game with
the excitement of a queen contest and house decora-
tion competitions. Selected from 19 candidates on
the basis of Homecoming Preview skit presentations
and interviews, five queen finalists competed in a
campus election. After balloting, Bonnie Biery from
Putnam hall was crowned queen.
In house decoration competitions, Phi Kappa
Theta placed first in the fraternity division; Beta
Sigma Psi, second; and Sigma Nu, third. Among
sororities, Pi Beta Phi won first; Kappa Alpha The-
ta, second; and Alpha Xi Delta, third. In the inde-
pendent division, Putnam hall ranked first; Smith
Scholarship House, second; and Boyd hall, third.
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During her week-long reign as Homecoming queen, Bonnie
Biery maintained a hectic schedule of speeches and classes
Ford hall coeds, discover a "fountain of youth" in a Homecom-
ing skit presenting their queen candidate, Flo Ann Fountain
Blue Key escorts watch as their president, Larry Anderson,
crowns Bonnie Biery the University's 36th Homecoming queen
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Royal Purple Queen Candidates - TOP ROW Barbara E Taylor. Sheryl K
Albright. Kathryn A. Klag, Jan E Morris. Sue Z Stiefel. SECOND ROW. Judy K
McAlister. Tana L Wells. Connie F. Lathrop. Sally A Womer, Karen A Griffith.
THIRD ROW. Gloria E. Baxter. Robbie G. Brewer. Marjone Stevenson. Susan L.
Alldntt. Cheryl S Utterback FOURTH ROW Marione A Spear. Judith A. Bul-
ger, Christina G Cranmer, Trudy C Drapel. Nancy Jane Reed BOTTOM ROW:
Margie A. Dreher. Linda M. Irwin, Alvena L Dodge, Janice E. Andrews
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After the crowning, Marjone receives a congratulatory kiss
from Rich Clarkson and a dozen roses from the yearbook staff.
Photographer picks queen,
crowns her on regional TV
Televised over 25 stations in seven states, Mar-
jorie Spear was crowned 1967 Royal Purple queen
during pre-game ceremonies at the K-State-Uni-
versity of Kansas basketball game. Miss Spear was
selected by Rich Clarkson, photography director of
the Topeka Daily Capital, from 25 representatives
of women's living organizations. Judged from single
black and white formal portraits, Clarkson picked
Miss Spear and four attendants solely on the basis
of photogenic beauty.
Miss Spear, nicknamed tlSam" by her friends,
was social chairman for Ford hall second floor. A
freshman in elementary education, she planned to
teach or attend graduate school after graduation.
Clarkson, who had been chosen regional photo-
grapher of the year for the Midwest by the National
Press Photographers Association for four consecu-
tive years, photographed the queen in color and the
attendants in black and white for the yearbook.
Stunned by the announcement of the judge's selection. Marjor-
le Spear is named Royal Purple queen in Ahearn Field House.
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Marjorie Spear
1967 Royal Purple Queen
photo by Rich Clarkson
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Janice Andrews
Putnam hall
Connie Lathrop
Chi Omega
Judy Bulger
Kappa Alpha Theta
Linda Irwin
Pi Beta Phi
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Smiles continue on contestants' faces when Shelley Berger-
house is announced winner of the Best Dressed Coed on Cam-
pus contest. Miss Bergerhouse, who designed her outfits for the
contest, will submit her selections with other college coeds.
Chosen by men in Air Force ROTC, Diane Messing, Candle-
light Ball queen, receives a crown, roses and a silver plate.
Finalists for College of Agriculture queen, who reigns dur-
ing Autumn Festival activities, must be able to drive a tractor
Military Ball queen candidates are interviewed by Scabbard
and Blade members at a tea preceding the Army ROTC formal.
University queen contests
add to campus traditions
Tiaras, roses and approving applause were part
of the tradition which was repeated with the crown-
ing of every queen and fraternity sweetheart. An-
nouncement of royalty was the highlight of many
organization-sponsored activities and often cli-
maxed several weeks of campaigning, skits and in-
terviews for the prospective royalty candidates.
Rules set up by the AWS queens committee re-
quired a 2.2 over-all grade average for all candi-
dates for major queen contests, who usually were
nominated by women's living groups.
Coeds represented the University at conventions
and parades and also vied for titles in their home
towns, during conferences and at the state fair. Men
were crowned Favorite Man on Campus, Spring
Fling Wildcat, Greek Week king and St. Pat for
Engineers1 and Architects1 Open House.
Ron Engelken, Phi Kappa Theta candidate, receives the crown
and trophy of Favorite Man on Campus. Other finalists are Garry
Smith. Beta Sigma Psi, Bruce Heckman, Alpha Tau Omega.
Conrad Nightingale, Beta Theta Pi; and Dave Langford, Marlatt
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Selecting pizza as her favorite recipe, Martha prepares a sam-
ple for judging during the home economics baking competition.
Martha Fly— 1966 Kansas College Queen
Martha demonstrates techniques that won second in one
of the pageant's two areas of competition, safe driving.
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Singing "Much More," Judy Hysom makes a successful title
bid. She received Miss Congeniality in the 1965 pageant
Smiles and congratulations await Judy Hysom after judg-
es selected her from 1 1 Miss K-State-Manhattan finalists.
University coeds compete
in state beauty pageants
Nominated by Kappa Alpha Theta, Judy Hysom
was crowned 1966 Miss K-State-Manhattan in a
May pageant in the City Auditorium. Miss Hysom,
who later competed in the Miss Kansas contest, re-
ceived a $300 scholarship from the Manhattan Jun-
ior Chamber of Commerce and gift certificates.
Candidates were judged on interviews, talent and
appearance in bathing suit and evening gown.
Representing Kansas in the twelfth National
College Queen contest in New York was Martha
Fly, a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Select-
ed from other state candidates, Miss Fly was judged
on scholarship, leadership, activities, essays and
beauty. The 10 -day pageant, sponsored by Best
Foods, the Chrysler Corporation and the city of
New York, included competition in music apprecia-
tion, fashion and personal grooming, physical fit-
ness, current events and safe driving. The past two
Kansas candidates have been University coeds.
Portraying a pennyless flower girl, pageant contestant Peggy
Clark gives a dramatical reading during the talent competition.
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Varsity Cheerleaders — TOP ROW Shernl A Gracey. Suzanne Turner. Tahme-
roo L Gaynier, Elizabeth G. Wartman, Judy A Flett BOTTOM ROW: Fred E
Lowrey. Michael A. Hendricks. Bruce E. Bryant. Tommy L. Jacobitz. Ronald A.
Engelken
Jan Miller, Iowa state women's champion twirler, performs at
football halftimes as featured twirler with the marching band
Featured twirler Dick Middleton, who twirls fire batons and
matchetes, has been Kansas state men's champion since 1961
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Wearing new purple blazers, purple and white striped ties and
white skimmers, pep band performs for the televised KU game.
Pep groups buy uniforms;
cheering squad adds men
Team boosters added a new look at home and
away varsity football and basketball games as the
cheerleaders, pep band and K-Steppers donned new
uniforms. Five men joined the cheerleading squad
for the first time and added acrobatics to regular
routines. The squad attended nine out-of-town
games, including the pre-season Big Eight basket-
ball tournament in Kansas City and the Kentucky
Invitational tournament in December.
Band members observe final action of first-half play as they
watch from sideline positions before their half-time show.
Featured with the marching band at football games. K-Step-
pers also provided T. V. entertainment at a basketball game
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Summer-like temperatures make band uniforms uncomfort-
able for students waiting to perform for Band Day halftime.
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Special days bring guests
to campus to see games
K-State graduates, Mr. and Mrs. Verdes Brown,
were Chimes' 1966 Honorary Parents for Parents'
Day October 8. Invited to a Union luncheon, living
group teas and the K-State-Missouri football game,
parents toured Veterinary Medicine Open House
and watched the Young Americans' in concert.
Students in 52 Kansas high school bands formed
a trumpet 120 yards long at the K-State-New Mexi-
co game. After practicing in the morning, 1 ,000
high school cheerleaders demonstrated pompon
routines at the K-State-Oklahoma State game. On
Editor's Day, newspapermen from 200 Kansas
papers listened to a discussion by journalism majors
before watching the K-State-Iowa State game.
Awaiting the start of the evening concert by the Young Ameri-
cans, the honorary parents talk with their daughter, Barbara.
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Jackie Spears, Parents' Day chairman, presents the Wildcats'
honorary mother with a bouquet of yellow roses at halftime.
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Entering with a vivacious "Yankee Doodle March," the Young
Americans present a complete program of patriotic songs at
Parents' Day. After songs from every area of the country and
novelty numbers, the group concludes with an original medley.
Representing KSDB-FM radio, a disc jockey interviews mem-
bers of the Young Americans after a two-hour performance
Urging audience participation, Harry Belafonte combines civil
rights and humor with song before a crowd of 3,000 people.
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Belafonte concert draws
3,000 field house show
Harry Belafonte and the Young Americans high-
lighted the big-name talent to appear in University
concerts first semester. Belafonte's medleys of bal-
lads and calypso music attracted more than 3,000
students to Ahearn Field House for the November
concert. Greek singer Nana Mouskouri and come-
dian Nipsey Russell appeared with Belafonte. The
Parents' Day concert in October featured the Young
Americans, a group of college and high school musi-
cians who sang a variety of selections from patriotic
to folk rock. Concerts by trumpeter Al Hirt and the
Tijuana Brass were planned second semester.
"Barefoot in the Park" was the first presentation
in the Manhattan Artist Series. The Chamber Mu-
sic Series featured cellist Janos Starker, Metropoli-
tan Opera Stars Irene Jordon and Nichilos di Virgi-
lia and the Aeolian String Quartet.
Backstage before their February concert, the New Folk, spon-
sored by the College Crusade for Christ, tune guitars to key.
Organized in 1927, the Aeolian String Quartet performs for the
Chamber Music Series in the Chapel Auditorium The English
group consisting of two violins, a viola, and a cello play selec-
tions from Haydn, Beethoven, and Rawsthorne for concerts.
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Byron "Whizzer" White, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme
court, tells students that a college degree is only the beginning
of a lifelong process of self-education in attaining individualism
at one of the four all-University convocations in the fieldhouse.
Speakers from all areas
bring diversity to campus
Noted individuals, brought to the campus by the
administration, the Union news and views commit-
tee and the controversial speakers committee, spoke
to students at convocations throughout the year.
Among the speakers were Bennett Cerf, vice
president of Random House; Robert Hutchins,
education critic; Saul Alinsky, Chicago criminolo-
gist; George Lincoln Rockwell, commander of the
U. S. Nazi party; Supreme Court Justice Byron
"Whizzer" White; Baroness Maria von Trapp;
British Ambassador Sir Patrick Dean; and U. S.
Senator J. William Fulbright.
Initiating a lectureseries in his honor, Alfred
Landon, former Kansas governor and Republican
presidential nominee, spoke on foreign policy. In-
vited to speak in the series were Michigan Governor
George Romney, U. S. Senator Robert Kennedy,
historian Arthur Schlessinger Jr., and California
Governor Ronald Regan.
With the spirit which inspired the musical "Sound of Music,"
Baroness Maria von Trapp tells of her escape from Austria.
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Critic Robert Hutchins is interviewed after his convocation
address on society's need to develop intellectual capital.
Bennett Cerf, humorist and publisher, addresses an audience
of 5,000 at the final convocation of the 1 966 spring semester.
Urging a strengthened United Nations, the British ambassador
to the United States, Sir Patrick Dean, asks for world peace
Columnist Kenneth Crawford, News and Views Convocation
speaker, answers students' questions on U. S. foreign policy.
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'Fractured Flickers' debuts
in fiftieth HQ production
"Fractured Flickers, " a silent film contest, was
shown for the first time between the four Harlequi-
nade skit productions. Of the five comic films sub-
mitted by living groups, three were selected for
showing. Chi Omega won the competition with
"The Plan," a spoof on midnight refrigerator raids.
Also new were best actor and actress awards won by
Rex Garrelts and Michele Clark for performances
in the Kappa Kappa Gamma-Sigma Phi Epsilon
skit, and awards for stage setting and choreography
won by the Phi Beta Phi and Delta Upsilon skit.
Winning HQskit was Pi Beta Phi and Delta
Upsilon's "The Days of Vines and Boulders." The
skit interpreted the theme, "The Remedy," as the
world's first "tree-tea" called to settle differences
between cave men and tree dwellers. Second place
winner was the Kappa Kappa Gamma-Sigma Phi
Epsilon skit, "The Monk's Tooth, or the Holy
Molar." Other skits selected for the production
were "Showdown at Fujiyama Flats," Delta Delta
Delta and Sigma Chi, and "A Horse of Course,"
Delta Zeta and Lambda Chi Alpha.
Fatman, Robin and Commissioner Gorden search for clues
during an intermission dragnet for the master of ceremonies.
Jubilant Pi Phis and DUs exchange congratulations backstage
for HQ trophies for production, choreography and stage setting.
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Prehistoric cave dwellers get together for a friendly, festive "tree-tea" dur-
ing the final moments of the prize-winning Pi Beta Phi-Delta Upsilon skit.
Kappa gypsies dance to tempt a Sig Ep monk
to leave his monastery for worldly pleasures.
Townsfolk celebrate defeat of the Kyote Kid by the Sheriff in
Delta Delta Delta and Sigma Chi's production, "Showdown at
Fujiama Flats." Starch laundered into the villian's shirt hindered
his draw at the crucial gun fight in the Japanese-western
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Senate Majority Floor Leader Rich Wibbeler presents the cal-
endar for the day to living group delegates As floor leader, he
was responsible for setting up the calendar for individual bill
debate and organizing the bills to be presented on the floor.
U. S. Congressman William Pendergast
addresses a session of Model Congress.
During an interview with an announcer from KSDB-FM radio, delegates who intro-
duced bills into congress explain why their bills were passed, failed or finally tabled.
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Model Congress sessions
debate Vietnam, draft law
Debate on the Vietnam war, draft laws and other
national problems dominated Model Congress ses-
sions March 15 and 16. Representing the 50 states,
students prepared bills in committees and discussed
them on the floor of both houses before voting.
Compulsory arbitration of labor disputes and the
International Brain Drain Act for under-developed
nations were chosen by the Model Congress steer-
ing committee for presentation as outstanding bills.
As keynote speaker, William Prendergast, mi-
nority sergeant at arms for the United States House
of Representatives, addressed a joint session. Out-
lining Congressional views on the draft situation
and the Vietnam war, he predicted possible legisla-
tion by the 90th Congress on draft law changes,
Congressional ethics and the Vietnamese war.
Speaker of the House Kent Praeger presides at all Model Con-
gress sessions and conducts voting on delegates' proposals
During a joint session of the house foreign affairs committee
and the senate foreign relations committee, a committee chair-
man presents a proposal for the withdrawal of American forces
from Europe and their subsequent relocation in Asia.
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Showing animals they selected in a random drawing, more
than 190 students participate in beef, dairy cattle, swine, sheep
and quarterhorse competition. Contestants are judged by Kan-
sas livestock men on animal grooming and showmanship.
Little American Royal livestock show attracts 3,400
Record numbers of displays, exhibits and specta-
tors characterized the annual Little American Roy-
al and Agricultural Science Day. More than 3,400
persons attended the livestock show and 1 ,000
toured the Ag Science exhibits in Weber hall.
Theme of Ag Science Day was "Prepare Today
to Feed the World Tomorrow." Wheat State
Agronomy Club's exhibit, "Agronomists' Role in
Tomorrow's Food Production," was the winning
booth.
Retiring after 16 years as head of animal hus-
bandry, Rufus Cox was honored during Little
American Royal. Three scholarships were awarded
on the basis of grades and show participation.
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Horticulture and Forestry clubs, two of 19 agricultural depart-
mental organizations, display future forestry operations.
Animal husbandry students demonstrate sheep shearing tech-
niques in the annual Ag Science Day exhibit in Weber arena
Head trims and braided tails are factors in grooming guernseys
and holsteins for dairy cattle competition. Awards were present-
ed in all divisions of Little American Royal activities, with grand
championships given only in dairy and block and bridle.
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Sponsored by the Department of Mechanical Engineering, a mechanized cut-
away car worth $200,000 and a brake test are part of an automotive display
Arnold Air Society displays a full-scale
model of a surface-to-air Bomarc missle craft.
Ag engineers retire trophy for open house displays
Approximately 5,000 visitors toured the annual
Engineers' and Architects' Open House, which de-
picted the theme "Planning for Mankind.11 The
nine departments in the college displayed exhibits
that demonstrated professional training available at
the University. Agricultural engineering retired the
first place trophy for departmental exhibits. Their
displays featured models of air-supported structures
and geodesic domes for farm buildings and solutions
to feedlot run-off. Steel Ring, professional engineer-
ing society, coordinated activities and presented the
awards for the winning exhibits.
After a television appearance, Pam Seaman, St Patricia, and
Terry Michie, St. Pat, prepare to cut the ribbon officially begin-
ning the Engineers and Architects' Open House. The couple
also presents the Steel Ring trophy for the best display.
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— 1980", a model built by the city's Urban Re- House. On loan to the College of Architecture, the model was
was displayed at Engineers and Architects Open used by the department as an exhibit of city development.
Controlled by an electrical engineering student from a nearby
classroom, a robot talks and moves in a 40-foot radius.
Landscape architects, entering open house competition for
the first time, arrange project descriptions and identifications.
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Stopping at the small animal medicine student booth, a visitor
learns about common dog diseases at Veterinary Medicine
Open house in October Tours and exhibits by seven vet med-
icine groups climaxed "Veterinary Medicine Week" in Kansas.
Home Ec, Vet colleges
plan displays for visitors
"Mobilize Your Potential in Home Economics,"
1966 Hospitality Day, was attended by 4,500 Kan-
sas high school students and teachers. More than
700 students in the College of Home Economics
planned and arranged 11 exhibits, a fashion show
featuring current fashion designs, and a luncheon
prepared by institutional management students.
The tenth annual Veterinary Medicine Open
House, "Advances in Veterinary Medicine," fea-
tured continuous tours through Dykstra Veterinary
Hospital. More than 9,000 Parents' Day visitors
viewed exhibits including displays on horse denis-
try, nutrition in swine and electronical care for pets.
Modeling garments tailored in clothing classes, Home Ec
students present a fashion show in Ahearn Field House.
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Hospitality Day Chairman Mary Bish-
op greets visiting high school students.
Displays of equine stomach parasites and their possible effects on an infected animal
capture the interest of visitors at the tenth annual Veterinary Medicine Open House
Owners showing dogs in the annual event of the open house
later participate in a training session and pet care clinic with
students in small animal medicine. The dog show took place on
the military drill field across from Dykstra Veterinary Hospital
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Expansion plans for the Union include an addition to the State
Room and cafeteria, a bookstore, an arts and crafts studio and a
large lecture hall The construction will extend south into the
parking lot area and is to be completed in 1970.
Union committee submits
addition plans to architect
Expansion plans began in the fall for a $2.7 mil-
lion addition to the student Union. Recommenda-
tions were submitted to the architect in April for
additions to the present cafeteria, State Room and
facilities for a book store and forum hall. Comple-
tion of construction was expected by 1970. $5 of a
$7 increase in student fees beginning fall semester
was apportioned to the Union for the project.
Recreational facilities, conference and banquet
rooms, art displays, a paperback store and a Little
Theatre showing movies at reduced rates brought
315,000 people to the Union during the year.
Lack of convenient places to study prompted a student refer-
endum for extending the hours until 2 a.m. in the Union Dive.
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Current magazines, hometown papers and a wide selection of
stereo records are available in the Union Browsing Library. Fur-
nished by Collegiate 4-H. the room offers students relaxing
atmosphere for study and leisure reading between classes
Union Governing Board — TOP ROW: James M. Rhine. Alwyn H Gentry.
Cathryn L. Addy. Richard H Morse. P. Diane Wilp, Bruce W Heckman. Douglas
E. Powell. Richard D Blackburn. BOTTOM ROW Carol L Robbins. Regina F.
Wolfe, Donna L Knoell. Ashley Allison, Carol A. Gaston. Jean Reehhng
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Students find wide selections of books and magazines for
study or leisure in the Cats' Pause, downstairs in the Union.
With an hour between classes, a coed finishes an assignment
in the Union Dive where students often go to study and relax.
Union Program Council - TOP ROW P Diane Wilp. Frederick Williams. Phyl-
lis J Blasdel. Alwyn H Gentry, Bryon R Schlosser. Ann E Nelson, Wing K.
Kwok, Richard D. Blackburn. BOTTOM ROW Linda A. CI ay don, Judith A
Thompson, Eugene J Ronsick, Douglas E Powell, Jean A Shackelford, Kathryn
A Scott
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Group discussions centering around the mood and effective-
ness of a painting take place in the Union lounge Sponsored by
the Union art committee, the art gallery displays included a
$25,000 pop art collection and outstanding high school works
Union committies promote
campus activities, events
"Ski Breck at Break" was the slogan used by the
Union trips and tours committee in its campaign to
promote the annual ski trip to Breckinridge, Colo-
rado during spring break. The committee, one of
nine which coordinated Union activities, also spon-
sored a student trip to Kansas City second semester.
Tours of the University and information on game
days were provided for visitors by the hospitality
committee. Recent movies were brought to the Un-
ion Little Theater through the movies committee.
Later closing hours for the Union Dive were es-
tablished on a trial basis after information was ob-
tained by the personnel and research committee.
News and Views committee sponsored a convoca-
tion series which included speeches by George Lin-
coln Rockwell and Baroness Maria von Trapp.
Billiards, ping-pong and bowling are available for students in
the Union recreation area at special rates on Saturdays
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Elected by student senators, Burk Jubelt. chairman of Student
Senate, presides over senate and is vice president for SGA
Student Body President Jim Gennger appoints administrative
officers and has power to veto all measures passed by senate.
SGA President's Cabinet - TOP ROW Mary J Fritz. Daniel W Young. Sharyn
L Slentz, George H Johnston. Carol Christensen. Burk Jubelt. Michael J. Farm-
er. Hollace L. Long. H Jess Frieze. BOTTOM ROW Charles E Cardwell, Sheryl
B. Etling, Kenneth A. Dekat, James E. Gennger. Bruce W Heckman, Philip L.
Sell. Linda J. Carlson. William P. Gallant
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Encouraged by members of SGA. students sign up for inter-
views for positions on committees at the Activities Carnival in
the fall. Campus regulations require all students who are mem-
bers of SGA committees to have at least a 2.2 grade average
SGA reorganizes, creates new executive positions
Under the direction of James Geringer, student
body president, the Student Governing Association
reorganized its executive branch. Reforms included
the creation of the offices of director for the budget
and administrative vice-president and a president's
cabinet to coordinate University affairs.
Resolutions objecting to the Kansas loyalty oath
and the campus cigarette sales ban were passed by
Student Senate. The Board of Student Organiza-
tions was made directly responsible to SGA and
student members were appointed to the traffic con-
trol board and the committee on academic affairs.
Executive committees collected books for Student
Health and located voting centers in cafeterias.
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Student Senate - TOP ROW Charles W. Ruggles. Gary D Bohn. Polly A.
Coombs. Tahmeroo L. Gaynier. Annette L Buckland. Janet L Kannard. Wilma
M. Hazen. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline D Spears, Patricia A Seitz. Barry L
Rhine, Larry D Ehrhch, David N, Arnoldy, Burk Jubelt, Terry W Odle THIRD
ROW Robert L, Morrow, William S Worley, Philip F Moore, George H, Johns-
ton, Ralph E Hibler. Larry A Anderson. Jack V Lewis BOTTOM ROW John W
Toney, Charles K, Eby, Carol Christensen, Alwyn H, Gentry, D Fred Peterson.
George G Dietrich, Walter S. Fnesen
SGA committees work in all areas of University
Gauging the value of SGA advertising in the
University Edition of the Collegian to incoming
freshman was a major project of the SGA Student
Opinion Sampling committee. Also working with a
questionnaire, the Peace Corps committee investi-
gated the possibility of forming an international
house, a residence hall which would accommodate
both foreign and American students.
Elections committee members organized voting
on the football referendum issue and Library and
Student Health committees worked jointly on a
paperback drive for a Student Health library.
More than 4,800 students voted in a Senate referendum to
decide if student fees should be used to back bonds to build a
new stadium. The proposed $15 million stadium with seating
capacity for 34,000 met the approval of 3,313 voters
Interviewer?' for an SGA campus affairs committee talk with a
student about the committee's activities. More than 300 stu-
dents applied at the Activities Carnival or the SGA office for
interviews. Ninety were chosen for eight SGA committees.
Student Governing Association Executive Chairmen — TOP ROW Steven R
Beck, Martha J Reynolds. Kathryn E. Heyne. Jackie L. Gomer, Bonnee B Bad-
ger, Sharon Fairbank BOTTOM ROW Linda Myrl Miller, Marilyn L Lafferty.
Lois E. Yelenik, Mary J Fritz.
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Delegates from women's living groups take a break between
bills during one of two main sessions of the rules convention.
Convention officials Sherry Keucher, chairman; and Carol
Christensen. AWS president; check official voting tabulation.
AWS rules convention approves self-limited hours
Self-limiting hours for juniors, seniors and wo-
men 21 and older was a bill passed by delegates to
the Associated Women Students' Rules Convention
in March. Eight commissions, each for a separate
bill under consideration, conducted open hearings
before the convention and did research for the bills.
Optional daily sign-out, overnights in Manhattan
and the extension of evening calling hours for men
to closing hours were also passed. The bills then
went to Faculty Council for approval.
During spring break, AWS visitation teams went
to area high schools to introduce the organization to
seniors. All Women's Week in May featured a ban-
quet, exchange dinners and recognition night.
Associated Women Students - TOP ROW: Kathleen C Traffas. Barbara
Byrne, Elizabeth M Ramirez, Diana S. Gump, Donna L. Knoell, Charla R. Gilbert,
Carol J Manley, Sonya K. Saunders SECOND ROW: Colleen L Stafford, Kath-
leen A. Keating, Phyllis K Brooks, Susan A Haymaker, Gail E Spellman. Sue L.
Carter, Diana K. Loetel, Margaret J. Ryan, Joan L. Booth THIRD ROW Judy M.
Brammer. Carolyn D Olson, Gwendolyn G. Smith, Karlyn K Emel, Janet S.
Rupp, Betty J Friday, Cheryl L. Beasley, Margaret J. Marsh. BOTTOM ROW:
Manlynn Gump, Jean M Casper. Theresa M Garlett, Linda J Carlson, Mary A.
McCarthy, Pamela J. Pastrick, Karen A Hoeflicker
Head delegates to the rules convention vote affirmatively to
end closing hours for senior women. Controversy arising from
an amendment to extend the privilege to juniors caused a
petition to be circulated calling for the abolishment of AWS
Associated Women Students - TOP ROW Judith A. Phillips, Carol E Torkel-
son. Pamela K. Carr. Carol A Gaston, Lynne Laurie, Shirley D Hams, Lauren J.
Langner. SECOND ROW: Cynthia J. LeHew, Rosalind J Ridgway, Kathryn L.
Martens. Regina G. Young, Roberta K. Jarman, Judith R. North THIRD ROW
Karen S. Corn, Christina G Cranmer, Cheryl R. Immenschuh. Diane M Crostaro-
sa. Jerilyn J Josserand. Julie A. Jacobson BOTTOM ROW E Diane Pomeroy,
Janet L Alexander, Joann R Huseman, Carol Christensen. Mary E Horton.
Susan E Cook
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Board of Student Organizations - TOP ROW James E Cheatham. Carl D
Latham, Robert D Steiger, Jack E Backer. Rex E Garrelts. William P Gallant
BOTTOM ROW Caroline F. Peine. Vikki K Miller. Elizabeth A Andersen. Carol
A. Hlnnergardt, P. Diane Wilp
Tribunal assumes new role; BSO changes name
Tribunal members adopted a new system which
made the judicial body the final appeals board for
all student violators. After four months of debate,
Student Senate voted to make Board of Student
Organizations (BSO) a part of Student Governing
Association. The Board's 1 1 members decided to
change the name to University Activities Board.
BSO approved all campus organizations and fund
raising projects sponsored by student groups.
Board of Student Publications revised the system
for selecting the major staff members of the Colle-
gian and the Royal Purple. The Board instituted a
new pay system and determined the policies of the
publications at the advice of staff members.
Social Coordinating Council - TOP ROW: Anne C Snider. Janice J Miles. Vikki K Miller, Gloria L Lewerenz BOTTOM ROW Robert L Latta. Stephen E. Utterback,
Jack H Jackson. Robert C. Dobson
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Tribunal - TOP ROW Jo A Starkweather, Donna L Knoell. John C Williams.
Donald A. Jones. Herbert E Kaiser. BOTTOM ROW Robert A. Cochran. William
Bevan, David Lionel Parker. Ralph Lipper. DaleV Jones
Board of Student Publications — Linda M Miller. Robert W. Rice. Frederick
Williams, Ralph R Lashbrook, Fritz Moore. Byron E Ellis
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John Henry and Berenice Sadie Brown listen to the far-away
world in a seashell in the play "Member ofthe Wedding."
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Blanche struggles with her brother-in-law Stanley in a scene
from the K-State Players production "Streetcar Named Desire."
Frankie tells friend John Henry why she decided to change her
name to F. Jasmine Addams in "A Member of the Wedding."
Cast repeats 'Physicists'
for college drama festival
Anxious to grow up and be treated as an adult, a
young teen-age girl tried to run away with the bride
and groom in the K-State Players production of
"The Member of the Wedding." Tennessee Wil-
liams' play about a woman's symbolic journey to-
ward desire, death and unreality, "A Streetcar
Named Desire," revolved around a visit by Blanche
DuBois to her sister and brother-in-law who were
living in a squalid New Orleans flat.
Originally staged before sell-out audiences in the
summer, the K-State Players' production of "The
Physicists" opened the fall season. Directed by
Dennis Denning, the play centered on a hunchback
woman psychiatrist and three mad physicists in her
asylum searching for the secret of world destruction.
The cast also presented the production in November
at the Marymount College Drama Festival.
Investigator Voss and his assistant examine the body of Moni-
Stettler, the third nurse murdered in the play "The Physicists."
Guiding his overturned table. Johann Mobius prepares to
make a space flight while his wife and children watch. Fearing
that his knowledge will destroy the world, he poses as a
madman and admits himself to an asylum in "The Physicists."
Juanita resists an advance made by Alex as the feud between
the two neighbor families continues in "The Withered Branch."
Graduate students write,
direct one-act productions
Jean Anouilh's three-act comedy, "Ring Round
the Moon," veiled the author's pessimistic views
about life with a plot of intrigue and schemes.
Written and directed by graduate students in
speech, two one-act dramas were produced by the
Players. Frank Naccarato's "The Withered
Branch," depicted the conflicts and ties between
two families, one Mexican and one American, in a
California ranchero. To revenge the murder of his
family, a young Irishman stabbed a remorseful
longshoreman in a San Francisco bar in "Half a
Coin, Haifa Man," a play by Mike McCarthy.
Maggie OToole, while working in her father's bar. is bothered
by two English sailors who entered the Irish tavern
Two sailors plot their advances for barmaid Maggie in "Half-a-
Coin, Half-a-Man," written and directed by Mike McCarthy
Two young men who had been quietly playing dice all evening
are suddenly interrupted by two prostitutes as they enter the
tavern. Although the bartender yells violently at the girls, they
continue their act, then leave with the men following.
Brandishing a knife. Mother Courage wards off officers trying
to recruit her sons, but is tricked and one son is kidnapped
Slides projected on the wall of Danforth Chapel illustrate reli-
gious overtones of the Thirty Years War in "Mother Courage."
Angry and discouraged because her canteen wagon has been
torn apart by soldiers, Mother Courage complains at head-
quarters. Singing the epic play's recurring theme song, she
laments the futility of all wars as two soldiers from camp listen.
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Soldiers prepare to kill Mother Courage's only daughter Katnn
Deaf and mute, she climbed to the rooftop and drummed to
warn the neighboring city of a coming surprise attack. Although
she is killed, she succeeds in saving the families
Thespians produce first student operas on campus
Cooperating with students in the music depart-
ment, the K-State Players introduced a new campus
medium, opera, to University audiences. Wallace
Dace handled stage directing for the two produc-
tions, "Riders to the Sea" and "The Telephone."
For Betolt Brecht-s epic drama, "Mother Cour-
age and her Children," the Players built a supply
wagon and designed sets in All Faiths Chapel. The
play, illustrating the German playwright's hatred
of war and its effects on society, portrayed Mother
Courage's travels through Europe during the Thir-
ty Years War and the loss of her three children.
Dennis Denning directed the production.
"Higher than Heaven, Deeper than Hell," an
original musical satirizing campus life, was written
and directed by Frank Siegle, graduate student in
speech. For the Players' annual Children's Theatre
production, Betty Cleary directed "The Secret
Within the Walls," a play written by Mike Mc-
Carthy, a graduate assistant in speech.
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Memories of frustration from hours of practice fade away as a
student pianist strikes a chord to begin her music recital.
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University Choir - TOP ROW Rex C McGugin. Rodney M. Bates. Terry L
Brune, Leslie C Longberg, Terry L Meyers. Judith L Prideaux. Susan J. Schul-
teis, Beverly A. Dearing, Alice L Pearson. Shan A Fry, Nancy A. Young, Diane L
Mahan, Martha C Sanders. Gary E Bowie. Paul A Stewart. Albert J. Urich, Ste-
phen M. Burns, Billy R Graham. Gary D Schulz, Gary A Walter SECOND ROW
Ryan R Rader. Robert R Nelson, James D. Kent. Richard H. McVay, Polly A
Coombs. Rochelle D Ediger, Marcia B Knight. Patricia Holstegge. Jacgueline
Matthews, Margie L. Henry, Linda Harrison, Patricia A. Base, Marguerite Habi-
ger. Dale B. Willson, Thomas C Roberts, Gary L Romine, Roberto F. Reyes.
THIRD ROW: Anthony R. Mason, Steven L Stockham, Jack H. Marker, Joyce D.
Cooper. Martha J Middleton, Marilyn S Robbins. Cynthia A Johnson, Pamela
Bjurstrom, Nancy J. Butler, Carole J Wheelock, Shame A Snell, Douglas L.
Kaiser, Wayne A Pearson. Harold E. Brown. Rodney G Walker BOTTOM ROW
Ken P Georg, Vaughn L Nelson. Randall S Ellis, Nancy A Theobald, Rita A.
Smith, Arlene S Fair, Marcia L VanGundy. Judith A Lukins. Janet K Groene.
Patricia Intermill, Gregory L Eicher. Dennis 0 Karr, Raymond D Runkel. Robert
D Overman SEATED Mary A Coon
University choir visits high schools, alumni groups
Highlighting the concert season for the Universi-
ty Choir was a tour of northwest Kansas, perform-
ing for high school and alumni groups. The choir
also presented a guest concert for the enlisted men
at Ft. Riley and were one of four musical groups to
perform in the Christmas concert, "The Messiah,"
and the spring concert, "The Creation. "
Specializing in early English and Polyphonic
music, the Madrigal Singers presented a winter
concert and a Pro Musica Antique concert in April.
Madrigal Singers - TOP ROW: Randall S. Ellis. Terry L Brune, Jack H Marker,
Jerry D. Kazmaier. Albert J. Urich, Wayne A. Pearson. George H Leet. David W
Brown, Robert D Overman. BOTTOM ROW Regina K. Pratt, Beverly A Lam-
bert, Doris N DeMars, Beverly A. Dearing, Alice L Pearson, Linda K Woellhof.
Nancy A. Young, Elizabeth A. Smith, Martha J Seitz. Anne V Applegate
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Orchestra - TOP ROW Jamie S. McKay. Ralph G Nevins SECOND ROW
Larry J Wright, Beverly S. Old, Angelo C Garzio, Ruth E Schroeder THIRD
ROW: Marilyn R Odom, Frank M, Sidorfsky, Martha J Betton, Beth A Trotman.
Carmie J Rose, Sidonie A Schafer FOURTH ROW: Nancy L Winter, Debby
Heffel. Shirley J, Wiley. FIFTH ROW: Luther 0 Leavengood. Tommy Goleeke.
Mary A Brady, Anne Laury BOTTOM ROW Homer D Came, Patricia A Bren-
nan, Margaret E. Hummell, Linda K. Woellhof. Janice E, Albright, Janean L.
Miller.
Orchestra produces The Creation' for Music Week
Commencing National Music Week the first
week in May, six outstanding upperclass members
of the University Orchestra performed solos in a
concert, accompanied by the orchestra. At the end of
the week, the entire orchestra joined with other
University groups to produce 'lThe Creation.''
"Sound Study," an original work by Dan Haerle,
assistant music professor, was featured in a March
concert, and Jacques Voois, assistant music profes-
sor played a solo for the December concert.
Concert Band - TOP ROW Larry J Home, David K. Kraus, Mary M. McManis,
Charles M. Graves SECOND ROW Arlene R Dahm, Gary L. Hood. Richard E
Stitzel, William C Brussow, Harry E Blow, Stephen L Powell, Ronald O. Wine-
land, Carl F Jackson THIRD ROW: Linda J. Hofford. Joseph Teichgraeber.
Eugene H Copeland, Christine Murphey, Nancy L. Winter, James H Windels,
Madelyn C Dixon BOTTOM ROW: Mary E. Windels. William A Stoskopf, Mar-
tha J. Betton, Susan C Teschner, Kathryn S Michaels.
Orchestra - TOP ROW: Paul Roby. SECOND ROW: Carolyn L McFarland.
John V. Heitman. Bradford G Blaker THIRD ROW: William C Brussow, Richard
E. Stitzel. Stephen L. Powell. Carl F. Jackson. Rodney G Walker. Warren V
Walker, Elizabeth A. Dick. FOURTH ROW: Linda Roby, Nola M. Rosenow. Chris-
tine Murphey. Judith P. Houdyshell, Lynn R Wohler FIFTH ROW: Oscar R lotti,
Kaye A. Clinesmith, Dorothy Durk Miller. Rebecca J McCune. Dee V Underb-
jerg. BOTTOM ROW Catherine A Roebke. William H. Miller. Linda Haugha-
wout, Charles 0 Heinsohn. Rosalyn K Kidd
Concert Band artists tour seven area high schools
During one week in February, the Concert Band
toured six Kansas cities, performing seven concerts
for high school and public audiences in their annual
concert tour. At the end of the week, the band pre-
sented their winter concert at Manhattan high
school. A concert of works by Samuel Adler, staff
composer at the Eastman School of Music in Roch-
ester, N.Y., was performed during April. The Con-
cert Band presented solo and ensemble works of
Adler 's Composition of Southwestern Sketches.
Concert Band - TOP ROW Robert W Stamey SECOND ROW Dennis L
Miner, William L. Shoemaker, Quinton R Kidd, Bradford G Blaker, Carolyn L
McFarland THIRD ROW: Gary T Lawlis. John V Heitman. Larry J Wright,
Beverly S. Old, Joe E. Farrar, Ruth E. Schroeder, Steven R Beck. FOURTH
ROW Lynn R. Wohler. David D. Jackson. Nancy J Perry. Irene S. Skonberg.
Michael A Bartley. BOTTOM ROW Helen E Packard, Beth A Trotman. Carol L
Frazier, Paula L. Sanford, Shirley A Garrett, Margaret H. Mock, Mary R Yapit.
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Varsity Men's Glee Club - TOP ROW: John F. Dillon. Daryll D. Jamvold.
Douglas A. Droge, Dennis E Rork. David R. Yeo. Mark D. Schrock. Craig S.
Rowlen. William B Curnutte, Donald R. Frikken. Jon F Thomas. Albert J. Urich.
Thomas W. Hunter. John S Wittenbom. David P. Tollefson. David L. Hyder,
Paul A Stewart SECOND ROW Robert L Marrs. Frank L Woofter. Robert M
Socolofsky. Larry B Massey. Larry E Green, Gary E O'Hara. Kenneth L Mulan-
ax, Mark W. Baldwin. Darryl D Smutz, Marc W. Zimmerman. Joe E Farrar,
Douglas W. Williams, Garry L Deines. Don N. Williams, Gary T Lawhs, Don A
Hill. Eugene H Copeland THIRD ROW Wendell F Cowan, Steven L. Frickey.
Women's Glee Club -TOP ROW Jean A Hoppas. Rosalie R Robinson. Mar-
tha J Fiser, Linda J Chapman, Natalie J. Parker. Lana J Gfeller, Carol L, Bryan.
Martha J Graham, Nan L Schotanus SECOND ROW Jean Sloop, Paula L
Sanford, Beverly A Lambert, Carolyn Bartholomew, Mary A Coon, Christine E
Pray, Sara A Rose, Wilma M Hazen, Doris E Hoerman, Kathleen A Pulliam
THIRD ROW Deborah K Boren. Nancy G Johnson, Mary A. Denning, Christina
Merlan T Almquist, Clifton V Hostetler. Charles R Kuntz. Robert E. Buchan.
Robert F Pauly. Kenneth W Kruse, Leslie C. Longberg, Webster H. Sill. James
E. Aiken. Craig P Helwig. Terry L Brune, Daniel W. Young, Wei-Ning Huang.
Gordon L McCosh BOTTOM ROW: Janice Goodrich, Louise S. Keucher. Ray-
mond L. Higgins. Thomas Z Beery, Craig R. Shove. Layton M. Perry, Robert D
Steiger. Richard H McVay. Lynn L Collmann. Gaylon J Nettles, Norman P.
Byers. Robert L VanAllen, Douglas E. Eisenhour. Allan L Fedosky. George A.
Gerritz, Rod Walker
Pederson. Donna R Simmons. Beverly A. Deanng. Margaret J Marsh, Jonnie
B Valerius. Nancy A. Young. Jane D. Vermillion. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn S.
Breazeale, Linda R Achten. Carolyn S Lemon, Karen J Sanborn, Ann L. Mc-
Kinley. Sharon M Kriss. Cheryl L. Gfeller. Alice J Sheik. Irene S Skonberg.
Jeanne A Johnson. Linda R Pizel. Mary E Glenn.
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Singers tour bases in Greenland, Iceland, Labrador
United States Armed Forces Bases in Newfound-
land, Labrador, Greenland and Iceland were the
destinations of the 14 K-State Singers when they left
March 15 for a five-week USO tour. Proceeds from
a 10th annual benefit concert of novelty numbers
and selections from Broadway musicals provided for
general music scholarships to the University.
Celebrating their 10th anniversary, the Varsity
Men's Glee Club invited alumni to a banquet and
concert. KSDB-FM radio presented an hour long
documentary on the glee club's nationwide success.
The 60 men performed 30 concerts during the year.
A state tour included performances for the legisla-
ture in Topeka, Kansas City high schools and the
Federal Penitentiary at Leavenworth.
Early English selections, both sacred and secular
Bach numbers and an original contemporary work,
"Sound Study," by Dan Haerle, assistant professor
of music, were featured in the March winter concert
of the 43-voice Women's Glee Club.
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Conducting students learn and demonstrate score reading,
crosscueing. transposition, and the left-hand technique.
Singers prepare for their USO tour by performing variety song
and dance routines in 15 benefits and concerts first semester.
K-State Singers — TOP ROW Stephen M. Leete, Wayne A Pearson, James L
Bush. Robyn D Brooks. Ronald E Munson, Gary R Cave BOTTOM ROW: Mar-
tha C Sanders. Judith I Hysom. Judith R North. Marilyn L Hall. Polly A
Coombs. Susan K Goold.
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Collegian staff members read wire copy from the UPI Teletype
machine. Edited wire material is used for world news pages.
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Printed, folded and ready for delivery, the daily Collegian is
bundled by a University Press employee in the basement of
Kedzie hall The newspaper is printed on the new offset press,
designed to produce 15,000 eight-page Collegians in an hour.
Board revises publications' salaries to grants-in-aid
Eliminating salaries for Collegian and Royal
Purple staff members, the Board of Student Publi-
cations awarded 60 grants-in-aid spring semester
for professional work by students. Grants were
provided by University funds. Establishing a new
policy, the board interviewed applicants for Colle-
gian editor and business manager before announc-
ing their selections. Increased Collegian advertising
sales and expanded enrollment boosted Student
Publications annual revenue to $220,000.
Director of Student Publications Jack Backer manages fi-
nances and public relations for the Royal Purple and Collegian.
Student Publications secretaries Ruth Foster and Carol Mc-
Coy balance Collegian business accounts and type letters
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Fall and Spring Collegian Editbrial Staffs - TOP ROW: Karen R Kendall,
spring assistant features editor; Patty L Whitegon. fall and spring staff writer,
Margaret J. Lange, fall editor, spring collegiate arts editor; Norma B. Perry, fall
and spring features editor, Mary J Pretzer, fall night editor, spring staff writer;
Vicki A. Gerber. spring assistant editorial editor SECOND ROW Robert L Latta,
fall staff writer, spring wire editor. Bruce C Coonrod, fall assistant editor, spring
sports editor. Melodie L. Bowsher. spring editorial editor; James V Baird.
spring assistant sports editor; Carolyn R Rice, spring staff writer, Vernon D.
Parker, fall news editor, spring assistant editor BOTTOM ROW: Elizabeth J.
Conner, spring assistant news editor, John J Gerstner. fall assistant focus edi-
tor; Edgar A, Chamness. fall editorial editor, spring editor; Gary L Haden. fall
day editor, spring staff writer; Robert W. Rice, fall wire editor.
Collegian staff members
take national Hearst firsts
Leroy Towns, former Collegian editor, and Mel-
odie Bowsher, spring editorial page editor, won
$500 and first place awards for general news and
investigative writing in the William Randolph
Hearst writing contest. Total points earned by the
journalists placed the department first among 49
accredited journalism schools in the nation eligible
for the contest. Stories by Collegian editors, Jean
Lange and Ed Chamness, also placed.
The spring 1966 Collegian earned a first class
rating from American Collegiate Press. Tom Haas
and Wayne Perk, advertising managers, won $1,
000 in national advertising competition.
Printed on the new $50,000 offset press, the
newspaper expanded to an average of 1 2 pages,
used color pictures and had the sixth largest daily
circulation in Kansas. Montage, an arts magazine
published in the spring, contained book reviews,
poetry and features by faculty and students.
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Page editors and editing students complete preparation of in-
side pages the afternoon before the Collegians are printed.
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Collegian editors check a headline for length after it is set in
hot lead on a Ludlow machine. Each morning before the paper
is printed, staffers work in the backshop reading galley proofs
and page proofs and adjusting pages for correct fit.
Reading one of the first Collegians off the press, spring Editor
Ed Chamness checks pages for possible printing errors.
Fall Collegian Editor Jean Lange marks errors on galley proofs
before sending them back to the linotypes for corrections
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Collegian photographers Bob Blauvelt. Larry Doonan. John
Lietzen and Bob Graves plan layouts for magazine pages.
University Edition initiates
new Cottrell offset press
Operation of the new Cottrell Vanguard offset
press began with the printing of the 176-page
University Edition of the Collegian in August. The
1966 UE, edited by journalism students, was the
first Collegian issue to use four-color pictures. The
summer weekly Collegian printed a campus directo-
ry and covered University news, including the June
8 tornado which struck north of the campus.
Spring and fall Collegian advertising staffs, using
color ads for the first time, raised advertising sales
and added a third assistant manager. First in the
nation for business practices in 1966, the staff again
competed for the 1967 ACP award.
Using expanded darkroom facilities, staff photo-
graphers for the Collegian and Royal Purple sup-
plied pictures for the publications. Head photogra-
pher, Robert Graves, coordinated activities.
Replaced in August by a new offset press, the Goss Cox-o-
Type Letterpress prints summer Collegians for the last time. The
staff included Carolyn Rice, Vic Shalkoski, business man-
ager, Vesta Dauber, Sharon Smith and Fred Williams, editor.
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Collegian Advertising Staff - TOP ROW: Gail M. Farmer, Donna L. Silver.
Melodie L. Bowsher. Marilynn Gump, Victor F Shalkoski, Duke Riber. SECOND
ROW: James V, Baird, Jerry L. Reppert, Michael A, Wenger, Ronald P. Raches-
ky, Richard E Boyce. John H Lietzen BOTTOM ROW: Stanley Wethington,
Eddie J. Gray, Frederick Williams, Gary L, Haden, Keith L Stanley
Editor Mike Lowe is surrounded by 1 76-page Collegian
University Editions, first paper printed on the new offset press.
Collegian advertising managers, Ron Rachesky. spring semes-
ter and Vic Shalkoski, fall semester, discuss a new account.
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Royal Purple Editorial Staff Writers - TOP ROW: Geraldine Smith. Candace A Kelly. Jan
B Jager SECOND ROW Linda Haughawout, Janet L. Boyer. Connie M Grafel. BOTTOM
ROW Elizabeth J Conner, Michael D Janke. William M Henry
Sue Brandner — Editor
Jo Ann Goetz — Photography Editor
Mike Lowe — Copy Editor
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Kathryn Heyne
Features Editor
Sally Baril
Sports Editor
Beth Andersen
Housing Editor
Connie Langland
Organizations Editor
Yearbook adds sections honoring seniors, faculty
Sections recognizing representative faculty mem-
bers from each college and 31 outstanding seniors
were introduced in the largest book in Royal Purple
history. The yearbook was expanded to 672 pages,
with 94 color pages. Sales also set records for the
Royal Purple. During fall registration and through
late receipts, 7,530 books were sold. Class picture
sales totaled 6,983. Associated Collegiate Press
awarded a record-breaking number of points and
presented the 1966 Royal Purple with the 31st con-
secutive All-American rating given to an RP. Only
seven other yearbooks in the nation in the category
for universities with enrollments of more than 10,
000 students received All-American ratings.
Patti Jones
Underclass Editor
Diana Barton
Senior Class Editor
Royal Purple Business Staff — Margo J Miller, business manager. Joan R
Geraghty, Laura L Scott. Becky M Slothower, Kent D Taylor. Janet K Riffey.
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Editorial staff members of the Royal Purple edit copy, count
pictures and begin preparation to meet one of eight deadlines
between December 1 5 and April 1 0. Deadlines fell during final
week first semester, Easter vacation and midterm exams
Del Brinkman, Royal Purple adviser, teaches a
class in yearbook editing during the fall term
Royal Purple student photographers Larry Doonan, John LaShelle, Rachel Scott
and Bob Graves use the remodeled darkroom facilities in the basement of Kedzie.
KSDB-FM Staff - TOP ROW: Jed E. Yaney. Roger D Dennis. Sharon L. Jones.
Barbara D Mistier, Stanley R Kalishman, Ronald A Winter, Frederic E Marcus.
Clinton J Hammer, William P McAndrew SECOND ROW: Richard L Middle-
ton, Arlan D. Wamhoff. Timothy J Fruits, John M McKenna. Jerry R Wofford,
Thomas W. Bartel. John D White. Pamela J. Berkey THIRD ROW Thomas L.
Sharp. James F Graham, Patric J Folwell, Frank M, Atkinson. Gary R Kopp.
Daniel A. Suderman, Duane E, Beichley, Lynn R. Johnson. Arvin L Workman
BOTTOM ROW Douglas G Van Wickler, Harold P Martin. Gerald H Ogden.
Roger W Hartsook. Bill E Stallard. Gary L Hood. Larry G Cornwell, Charles J.
Seel.
KSDB-FM claims record
for marathon broadcasting
Shattering a marathon record set by the Univer-
sity of Kansas, KSDB-FM, campus educational
radio station, staged an 80-hour, round-the-clock
program in the Union lobby. The station, which
had daily programming of music, news and a-go-go
shows by student broadcasters, had live coverage of
all University sports events and Model Congress.
Campus literary magazine
sells 900 copies in April
Collections of short stories, poems and student
art work were published in Touchstone, annual
University literary magazine. All interested stu-
dents and faculty members could contribute their
original manuscripts for the publication. Touch-
stone's staff sold more than 900 copies of the 76-
page magazine when it was distributed in April.
Touchstone Staff - TOP ROW
Nancy J Dukelow. Lyn J. Morgan.
Louis L. Tijenna. Kay A Magby. BOT-
TOM ROW: Barb N Rawlings. Judith
A Phillips. Harold W Schneider, Paul
H Rawlings
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photo by Don Richards
Academics
photo by David von Riesen
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Golden leaves add a splash
of color to the white stone
front of the library while
snow gives a touch of ele-
gance to Anderson hall. Stu-
dents find excitement in a
chemical experiment and
frustration in searching for a
book in the "stacks. " Here
lies the soul of the University.
Research for term papers and class assignments forces
students to spend long evenings searching library shelves.
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Education students watch a classmate demonstrate the sun's
effects on the moon and earth in a science methods course
Construction projects net
four million dollar budget
More than four million dollars was allotted to
major campus construction from state and Universi-
ty funds. King hall, housing chemistry laboratories,
and a food services building on the north side of the
campus were completed second semester. Haymak-
er hall, last in a four-dorm complex and the adjoin-
ing food center were also finished during the year as
security against the expanding enrollment.
Plans were drawn for a new football stadium,
auditorium, art center and Union addition. Men
nationally recognized in fields of mathematics,
physics and biology joined the University faculty.
Pictured with their respective colleges
throughout the academics section are 14 Royal
Purple "representative teachers." For years,
the Royal Purple has worked to picture indi-
vidually as many students and administrators
as possible. Because of space limitations, it
could not attempt to picture individual faculty
members. The 1967 staff, hoping to remedy
the neglect of this aspect of the history of a
school year, decided to select faculty members
who were representative of many outstanding
teachers on the campus to be pictured.
The 14 teachers were chosen by a committee
of editors and two advisers from 38 nomina-
tions made by respective councils. Selections
were based on student opinion and information
received from the various departments.
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Surrounded by large shade trees, the home of President and
Mrs. McCain was constructed 44 years ago as a memorial
to Davies Wilson, a former Kansas legislator. Four presidents
have lived in the mansion located on the east edge of campus.
Greeting British Ambassador Sir Patrick Dean and Lady Dean,
President McCain welcomes the visitors to the University.
Indian university confers
doctorate upon President
At commencement exercises of Andhra Pradesh
University in India, President James A. McCain
addressed the second graduating class and was pre-
sented an honorary doctor of science degree for his
contributions to the University's technical assist-
ance program to nine new Indian universities.
During monthly faculty-student coffee hours in
the Union, McCain outlined the administration's
immediate plans for University development and
expansion, including the upgrading of computer
laboratories and a million dollar accelerator lab.
President and Mrs. James A. McCain and their cocker spaniel
Lady relax in the home they have occupied for 1 7 years.
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Whitewashed letters stand out from the steep slope of K-Hill
above the winding channel of the Kaw River east of Manhattan.
Kansas governor Robert Docking works with the Board of
Regents in matters of University finance and public relations.
Board of Regents - TOP ROW Arthur H Cromb. John F. Eberhardt. Ray R Evans. Eldon Sloan. Max Bickford BOTTOM ROW: Clement H. Hall. Lawrence D Morgan.
Dwight D Khnger. Henry A Bubb, C N Cushing.
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Regents approve dorm fees increase, stadium bonds
Manhattan businessman and University gradu-
ate of 1932, Tom Griffith, was named to a four-year
term on the Board of Regents. The board approved
a raise in dormitory fees from $700 to $775 and also
authorized the University to require freshman men
to live in dormitories. Both changes were to go into
effect inthe fall of 1967. Acting on a proposal to
pledge student fees against revenue bonds for con-
struction of a new athletic stadium, the board re-
commended that the plan be presented to the state
legislature's 1967 session for approval.
To improve communication between administra-
tion and faculty, Faculty Senate invited President
James A. McCain, C. Clyde Jones, vice president
for University development, and Richard Farley,
director of libraries, to explain University policy to
the group. Committees reviewed the use of teacher
evaluation and pass-fail courses.
Administrative Heads — TOP ROW: Harold W Kennedy, aids and awards. H
Dean Hess, alumni, Theodore 0. Dodge, budget office. Ralph H Perry, comp-
troller; S. Thomas Parker, computing center; Kenneth M. Heywood, endowment
and development, Alvin B Cardwell. general research. BOTTOM ROW A
Thornton Edwards, housing; Randolph F Gingrich, physical plant; J. Bruce
Laughlin, placement center; Francis D Farrell, president emeritus; George R,
Eaton, press; John E Kitchens, summer school: Wendell R. Kerr, veterans ser-
vice.
Faculty Senate — TOP ROW: James C Mathews, Harlan J. Trennepohl, Carroll
E Kennedy, Elden E Leasure. Ivalee H McCord, Harry E. McAnarney. Robert J
Bevins, Chester R Unruh. Don A. Trumbo SECOND ROW Roscoe J Ellis.
Robert R. Snell, Eugene J Laughlin, Erie E Bartley, Harry D Anthony, Arvin L
Workman, I Eugene Thorson. Lowell Brandner, George Montgomery THIRD
ROW: Rhae M Swisher, Keith A Huston. Charles V Hall. Harry B Pfost. Jor-
dan Y Miller, Basil J. Curnutte. Theodore A Chadwick. Frank G, Bieberly, BOT-
TOM ROW Charles M Peccolo, Arlin M Feyerherm. Wilson Tripp, James C
Carey, Thomas B, Steunenberg, Louis H. Douglas. Gustave E. Fairbanks, John
P. Noonan, Richard A Consigli
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Vice-president for University Development C. Clyde Jones
supervises long-range planning and fund raising projects.
John Lott Brown, vice-president for academic affairs, works
with the college deans to coordinate budgets and instructions.
Headquarters for the College of Agriculture, Waters hall
houses seven departmental offices. Entomology laboratory
classes in the building utilized closed-circuit television for
the first time in April to study magnified close-ups of insects.
University vice-presidents
head areas of development
Directing a newly created administrative post,
Glenn H. Beck, previously dean of the College of
Agriculture, was appointed vice-president for agri-
culture. C. Clyde Jones, vice-president for Universi-
ty development, coordinated plans for a new audito-
rium, football stadium and biological science build-
ing. Vice-president for academic affairs, John Lott
Brown, worked with Faculty Senate and college
councils in researching the feasibility of a pass-fail
grading system and instructor evaluation.
Expanded programs for assistance to foreign uni-
versities were directed by chiefs of parties A. D.
Weber for Andhra Pradesh University, India; and
Vernon Larson for Ahmadu Bello University, Nige-
ria. College of Agriculture staff members from the
University were invited to spend two-year sabbati-
cals with the foreign programs.
Visiting Nigeria twice, Vice-president for Agriculture Glenn
H. Beck directs the University's foreign assistance program.
Chief of party at Andhra Pradesh University, India, A. D. Weber
is completing a two-year assignment begun October 1, 1965
Vernon Larson, chief of party at Ahmadu Bello University,
Nigeria, inspects a new building equipped by funds from AID
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As chairman of the scholarship committee. Max W Milbourn.
assistant to the president, chooses Putnam Scholar winners.
Administrative assistants
report University progress
Four administrative assistants, Joseph Hajda, E.
M. Gerritz, Daniel D. Beatty and Max Milbourn
supervised University activities and were responsi-
ble for progress reports to President McCain.
Hajda, director of international affairs, worked
with foreign students and coordinated foreign ex-
change programs. He headed a committee to inves-
tigate discrimination in foreign student housing.
Gerritz, dean of admissions and records, coordi-
nated enrollment and initially promoted the use of
the University's computer enrollment process.
Beatty, business manager, planned and prepared
the University budget and overall fiscal policy.
Milbourn, administrative assistant to the presi-
dent, headed a committee on general University
scholarship and was liason to the state legislature
on matters concerning University policies.
Visits to campus in December and March by Peace Corps international affairs. Hadja and other University officials arrange
representatives were coordinated by Joseph Hadja. director of student exchange programs with universities in foreign lands.
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Informed of class schedule conflicts, twin coeds discover the
enrollment computer was baffled by their duplication. More
than 1.800 pre-enrolled students received notices during fall
registration that the computer had rejected their schedules.
Daniel D. Beatty. business manager for the University, attends
monthly meetings of the Kansas Board of Regents in Topeka
E.M. Gerritz, dean of admissions and records, checks comput-
er cards which his office uses in new enrollment procedures.
Chester E. Peters, dean of students, carves, sands, polishes
and lacquers his wood carvings, which he makes as a hobby
In addition to his duties as associate dean of students, Walter
S. Friesen advises IFC and is a member of Student Senate
Peters accepts new post to
coordinate student affairs
Dean of Students Chester Peters was appointed
to the new administrative position of vice-president
of student affairs. As dean of students, Peters
planned a graduate education institute in college
personnel work which was directed by Associate
Dean of Students Walter Friesen.
Assistant Dean Allen Bretrell initiated a four-day
fall orientation series for foreign students, and Resi-
dence Hall Program Director Thomas Frith organ-
ized a training program for residence personnel. A
speaker from Princeton University, Father Stanly
Jaki, came to campus through efforts of William
Tremmel, religious program director.
Associate Dean of Women Margaret Lahey and
Assistant Dean Caroline Peine supervised the AWS
convention which revised all women's rules.
Residence hall program director Thomas J. Frith appoints and
trains dorm staff members and works with resident assistants.
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Answering a coed's question, a secretary in the Office of Ad-
missions and Records completes an academic transcript form.
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William C. Tremmel, director of religious activities, gives the
university's approval to all religious events on campus.
Margaret Lahey, associate dean of students, supervises the
activities of women's residence halls and works with interdorm
council while Caroline Peine, assistant dean of students advises
off-campus women and other student organizations
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Checking data from the mass spectrometer, a geology grad
student uses the machine to determine rock ages up to 50 bil-
lion years with 99 per cent accuracy. Nicknamed Pussycat,
the spectrometer Is the only one at a Midwestern university.
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John Lott Brown has served as dean of Graduate School since
he and his wife, Catharine, came to Manhattan in 1965.
Using a RCA electromicroscope, a graduate student records
the increase in a bacteria count for use in a research project.
Summer graduate institutes
offer credit to educators
Formerly dean of arts and sciences at Arkansas,
Robert F. Kruh was named dean of Graduate
School replacing John Lott Brown, who was ap-
pointed vice-president for academic affairs.
During the summer, graduate institutes in histo-
ry, English, mathematics, radiation, chemistry,
education, commerce and home economics offered
credit to educators working on advanced degrees.
Adopted for the first time, a pass-fail grading sys-
tem was used in a graduate-level geography course.
Graduate Council - TOP ROW: Erie E Bartley. Sidney A Ewing. Philip G
Kirmser, Richard L. D Morse. J. Harvey Littrell. Stephan A Konz SECOND
ROW: John L. Brown, Alvin E. Mulanax. Luther 0. Leavengood, Holly C Fryer.
Merle F Hansen, BOTTOM ROW Jack B Blackburn. John P Noonan. Homer
E Socolofsky. Tneodore A. Chadwick
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Evaporated and condensed milks can be simultaneously pro-
duced at the rate of 50 pounds an hour by Mojonnier machines
in Call hall. Dairy foods processing students learn laboratory
procedures involved in dried milk and ice cream production.
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College's faculty members
work with grain institute
Establishment of the Food and Feed Grain Insti-
tute, an inter-departmental program to expand ser-
vices to American agricultural and processing in-
dustries, involved faculty in the College of Agricul-
ture and other colleges. William Hoover, chairman
of the grain science and industry department, was
named director. Grants from the Fats and Protein
Research Foundation and the Kansas Wheat Com-
mission were awarded to the grain institute.
Bacterial inoculations test the resistance of different hybrid
plants to diseased organisms for an agronomy experiment.
Agriculture Council — TOP ROW; Fritz Norbury. Stanley R. Husted, Marcia L
Lowther. Eldon R. Trost, Dennis R. Siefkes. Jibade O. Oyekan. Roger D. Minter,
David F. Martin. Carroll V Hess SECOND ROW Terry W Odle. Lewis G. Kille-
brew. Ira M. Walman, Allen W. Kirleis. Billy D. Hilbert, Larry E. Schmidt. Ben W
Wood, Richard L. Harner. THIRD ROW: Dennis L. Deschner, John J. Gerstner,
Myron C Kellogg. Frederick A Kopp. Richard P Waldren. Douglas A, Ohlde.
Robbin L. Alder. BOTTOM ROW: Steven A. Larson, Ronnie G. Lunsford. John
W Toney. David J Mugler. Allen V Baldwin, Virgil R. Huseman, Gene W. Laver-
entz, Thomas D Perrier
College of Agriculture Administra-
tive Heads - TOP ROW Frank R
Carpenter, assistant dean. John A
Nordin. agricultural economics: Ray-
mond V. Olson, agronomy. Don L.
Good, animal husbandry; Howard L
Mitchell, biochemistry. BOTTOM
ROW Charles L Norton, dairy and
poultry science. Herbert C. Knutson,
entomology. William J. Hoover, flour
and feed milling. Ronald W Camp-
bell, horticulture, Stuart M. Pady,
plant pathology
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Working with a electro-phoresis column, a coed works with
a protein separation experiment in bio-chemical research.
Weighing bread to determine its volume-weight ratio, baking
students test baked loaves for grain, texture and symmetry.
Grade A milk is supplied to the campus by 85 cows, housed at
the University's dairy research barn Student workers operate
four Surge Milking Units that automatically pump the milk to a
bulk tank. Milking is done daily at 3:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Natives of Pennsylvania, Dean Carroll Hess, his wife. Velma.
and their four children came to Manhattan in the summer of
1 966. Hess delivered the keynote address for an August nation-
al symposium in Virginia for teachers of agricultural economics.
Minnesota professor becomes new ag college dean
Formerly a professor of agricultural economics at
the University of Minnesota, Carroll V. Hess as-
sumed duties as dean of the College of Agriculture
from Glenn Beck, who vacated the post to become
vice-president for agriculture. In 1965, Hess re-
ceived the first Distinguished Teacher Award from
the American Farm Economic Association.
Agricultural Council, for the first time, published
a yearbook including information concerning each
graduating senior in the college. The catalog, which
was distributed to other universities in January,
was to be used as an aid for job placement. In
November, the council sponsored the Autumn Fes-
tival dance, formerly called the Ag Barnwarmer.
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Ag college receives funds
for grain market research
Funds for construction of a S3 million Federal
Grain Marketing Research Laboratory were ap-
propriated by Congress. The laboratory, expected
to be completed by late 1968 on a 12-acre plot north
of the campus, would make the University a world
center for research on grain problems. John Shel-
lenberger, professor in the grain science and indus-
try department in the College of Agriculture, coor-
dinated plans for the laboratory with U. S. officials.
The Department of Agricultural Economics re-
ceived an $85,000 grant for a study of cooperative
marketing related to the sale of Kansas grain, meat
and milk products. A study on protein content in
wheat by the Departments of Agronomy and Grain
Science and Industry was granted $57,000.
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Awarded the Thomas Burr Osborne Medal for outstanding
work in cereal chemistry, Majel M MacMasters. professor of
grain sciences, teaches qualities of feed ingredients to upper-
classmen and assists eight graduate students in their research.
Milk from University cattle is pastuenzed, homogenized and processes 800 gallons of milk a day. five days a week. They also
packaged in Call hall, and sold throughout campus. The plant churn butter twice a month, making 300 pounds each time.
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Wiring together green leaves and daffodils, a student in Floral
Arrangement experiments with different designs before com-
pleting a corsage. Table, bowl and corsage arrangements made
with University-grown flowers are taught in three weekly labs.
Dairy sciences professor G. B. Marion teaches basic and ad-
vanced breeding and physiology courses and is coach for two
dairy judging teams A 1 0-year member of Apportionment
Board, he is adviser for the college's Little American Royal.
After checking the compression ratio, agricultural mechaniza-
tion students tighten the head of a simple farm-power engine.
Soils Judging Team — Eldon W.
Schwant. Terrence S Rice. John P.
Benfer, David J Reisig. Orville W.
Bidwell.
Judging teams establish college record for placings
Agricultural judging teams won five of 15 major
regional, national and international contests, es-
tablishing a new college record. The senior livestock
judging team won first at the American Royal in
Kansas City for the second consecutive year. The
judgers also ranked first at the Southwest Livestock
Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Ft. Worth and at
the National Livestock Show in Denver. At the In-
ternational Livestock Exposition in Chicago the
team placed fifth. The wool team also won a first
place at the American Royal and ranked third at Ft.
Worth and Denver. The junior livestock and meats
team won first at Ft. Worth and the soils judging
team earned first in regional competition.
Junior Livestock Judging Team —
TOP ROW Richard W. Wilcke. Duane
L Peters. George C. Good. Robert H.
Hines. BOTTOM ROW Richard A.
Rindt. Joel L Mead. Lonnie L Lemon,
Larry D. Ehrlich
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Wool Judging Team — Carl S Men-
zies. Ross D. Crane, Samuel C Nel-
son. Steven H Slusher. John C Na-
gel
Gift m.
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Meats Judging Team — Dell M Allen, Ronald J, Smith, Forrest E Stegelin,
Tommy R. Carr, Richard K. Robertson, Richard D, Miller
Senior Livestock Judging Team —
TOP ROW Kenneth Spangenberg,
William M, Payne. Virgil R Huseman.
BOTTOM ROW Calvin L Drake. John
C. Nagel, Johnny E Meetz, Stanley
W, Grecian, Charles R White
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Adjusting landscape structures, an architecture student and
his in struct or examine a model of his class design project.
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Dean of Architecture and Design, Emil Fischer, and his wife,
Ruth, have lived in their contemporary home, which Fischer
designed, for 10 years. Volunteering her services at Wharton
Manor, Mrs. Fischer aids elderly per sons in the rest home.
Architecture faculty members visit foreign countries
Visits to foreign countries by two of its faculty
highlighted the year for the College of Architecture
and Design. While on sabbatical leave, Alden Krid-
er, professor of architecture and design, visited Eu-
rope and Asia photographing architectural monu-
ments. The three-dimensional photographs which
he produced by using two cameras were used for
instruction. In India, James Miller, associate pro-
fessor of architecture and design, aided planning of
a campus layout for Andhra Pradesh University.
The Architecture and Design Council sponsored
six forums for students in the college featuring lec-
tures by outstanding architects and coordinated
plans for Engineers' and Architects1 Open House.
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Designed and constructed with the guidance of instructors,
the detailed finishing touches of a three-dimensional model il-
lustrating community planning of an urban satellite complex
are added to the project by a landscape architecture student.
Architecture Council - TOP ROW Robert L Morrow, Wing K Kwok, William
R Bonner. James K, Shrack. SECOND ROW: Michael E Shelor. Ralph E. Hibler.
Julian F Sayers BOTTOM ROW: Joe D. Freeman. William R Benedict
Structure classes of I. Eugene Thorsen. who is listed in the
"Who's Who in Engineering," study buildings on campus. Quali-
fied for research in the analysis and design of structures, Thor-
sen is studying the use of reinforced concrete in domes.
Student architects design
facilities for handicapped
After consulting experts in the fields of psychia-
try, medicine and child development, 16 architec-
ture and design seniors formulated plans for educa-
tional facilities for the handicapped children in Ri-
ley County. Working with the Federation of Handi-
capped Children of Manhattan, the students coordi-
nated building design with requirements for special
instructional needs. Another project featured pro-
posals for a downtown Manhattan shopping mall.
In the William Framption Memorial design
competition, Kenten Cox, an architectural engi-
neering senior, won a $1,000 first prize for his de-
sign of a non-denominational college chapel. Stu-
dents in the college also won second and third.
Assistant Dean Richard Morse explains basic architec-
tural principles for space, color, texture and form of materials.
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Journalism students enrolled in typography lab practice set-
ting type by hand from California job cases in their weekly class
sessions. The course provides background and train-
ing in varieties of type style and advertising copy arrangement.
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Arts and Sciences offers
Southeast Asia program
Introducing an inter-disciplinary program, the
College of Arts and Sciences offered undergraduate
and graduate students courses focusing on Southeast
Asian history, geography, economics and cultural
development. Departments invited specialists from
other nations to teach and advise in establishing a
University Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
Four arts and sciences faculty members and one
education professor taught courses at Marymount
College, Salina, in a five-year program to broaden
the school's liberal arts program. Poet Robert
Graves, Shakespearean biographer A. L. Rowse
and writers Frederick Krews, Anthony Burgess and
James Miller lectured in the English department's
"Visiting Distinguished Professor Program."
Beginning and intermediate women's physical education
swimming classes learn breathing methods and water safety
College of Arts and Sciences Administrative Heads — TOP ROW William
Stamey. associate dean; G 0 Ebberts. assistant dean, Marjone Adams, assist-
ant dean, John P. Murry. assistant to the dean. Col Bertram L Ruggles. aeros-
pace studies. Oscar Larmer. art. H B Lee. athletics. SECOND ROW Alfred F
Borg, bacteriology, Stuart M. Pady. botany, Adrian Daane. chemistry. John
Nordm, economics. Earle R. Davis, English. Joseph Chelikowsky, geology and
geography, Robert Browder, history, THIRD ROW. Ralph G Sanger, mathemat-
ics; Col. Ralph Wright, military science, Richard Clark, modern languages; Lu-
ther Leavengood, music, Cecil Miller, philosophy, A B Cardwell. physics; T M
Evans, physical education, BOTTOM ROW William Boyer, political science;
Merrill Noble, psychology, Eugene Friedmann, sociology and anthropology.
Norma Bunton, speech, H C Fryer, statistics, Ralph Lashbrook. technical jour-
nalism, Donald Ameel. zoology
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Arts and Sciences Dean John Chalmers and his wife, Carol,
came to Manhattan from the University of Wyoming in 1963
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Author of two books. 20 historical articles and 40 book
reviews and president of the Kansas State Historical Society, A
Bower Sageser, history professor at the University since 1941,
teaches both upper and lower level courses in U. S history
College council promotes
spring International Week
International Week, involving more than 400
students from 55 different countries, was coordinat-
ed by Arts and Sciences Council April 2 to 8. The
council also studied the possibility of a pass-fail sys-
tem in the college and recommended the proposal to
the college's faculty spring semester. The program
will be introduced for junior and senior honor stu-
dents in all colleges in the fall of 1967. The students
will be allowed to take one class without a grade
each semester outside their major fields.
In his fourth year as arts and sciences dean, John
Chalmers was elected to the executive board of the
Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences.
Arts and Sciences Council — TOP ROW Paul H Rawhngs, Janet S Osborne,
Michael A. Hendricks. George A. Gerritz. Phyllis J Blasdel, Lawrence E Town-
ley, Jo A Starkweather, Paul E Miller SECOND ROW Madelyn C Dixon, Mar-
tha J Reynolds, Albert J, Urich, Patricia L. Jones, Dorothy M. Hostetter, Julie M.
Murrow, BOTTOM ROW Janet L Miller. Barbara L. Martens. Marcia L Gadber-
ry, Jane A Sheetz
Thomas B. Steunenberg, director of music for graduate stu-
dents, teaches music theory and is a member of Faculty Senate.
Coming to the University 20 years ago, the music professor has
composed pieces for voice, piano, orchestra, quartet and band.
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Low and high power observations through microscopes help
zoology lab students to accurately sketch and label their find-
ings in lab manuals. Students must identify slides of cells,
phases of meiosis or embryos with correct size relationships
Chemistry students test for elements contained in "unknown"
samples by experimenting with acids, alkahnes and heat.
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Arts and Sciences plans
new bio-sciences building
To provide a unified approach to the study of bio-
logical sciences, the College of Arts and Sciences
selected a new director and developed new housing
and departmental changes. Plans were completed
for a S3. 7 million bio-sciences building, expected to
be constructed on the ROTC field by late 1969 and
to be financed by state and federal appropriations.
L. Evans Roth was appointed head of the new Divi-
sion of Biology, which was designed to consolidate
the departments of zoology, botany and bacteriolo-
gy and the biophysics curriculum. Changes affected
disciplines through unified research areas and
revised undergraduate curricula.
The college named three new department chair-
man, John E. Maxfield, mathematics; Robert
Leachman, physics; and Benjamin Tilghman, phi-
losophy.
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Small groups of students discuss outside readings and student
papers in one of seven spring semester honor seminars Two
seminars, each for one hour credit and outside the major field,
are required for graduation in the college's honors program.
Past national president of Phi Lambda Upsilon, chemistry
honorary, William Schrenk instructs Chemistry I, II and electro-
chemistry. He does spectroscopy research and teaches summer
courses on improvement of secondary science education
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Arthur L. Goodrich, professor of zoology, has taught zoology
labs, invertebrate zoology and biology lecture and recitation
sections at the University for 38 years He is a member of
Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Psi and the Kansas Academy of Science
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Commerce classes in data processing use the 1402 IBM
computer to analyze financial costs for an industrial business.
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Associate Commerce dean
becomes new acting head
Replacing C. Clyde Jones, who vacated his posi-
tion as acting dean of the College of Commerce to
become vice-president for University development,
Associate Commerce Dean Blair J. Kolasa was
appointed to the post until a new dean was chosen.
Financed with a $66,000 NDEA grant, a sum-
mer Institute for Advanced Study in Economics,
was sponsored by the college. The eight-week insti-
tute was attended by secondary school educators
teaching business-related courses. Faculty research
included a study of the Kansas port of entry system
and a labor survey of the Manhattan- Junction City
area. Accounting students participated in internship
programs at firms throughout the country.
College of Commerce Administrative Heads — Dr Blair J Kolasa, associate
dean; Mrs, Mildred Buzenberg, assistant dean; Rhae Swisher, director of man-
agement service; Dr, Robert Hoeke, director of graduate studies.
Commerce Dean C. Clyde Jones and his wife. Margaret,
moved to Manhattan in 1960 from the University of Illinois.
Recipient of the Eli Lilly Fellowship Award, Eugene Laughlin
works on research in accounting and price theory. While head-
ing Faculty Senate's Academic Affairs committee, he teaches
managerial accounting, business finance, and controlership.
Commerce Council — TOP ROW Jerry G Larson, H Jess Frieze, Dorothy A.
Hokr, Robert D. Wehling, James Q Kohler, James J. Graham, Janet L Kannard.
Terry J Crofoot, Eugene J Laughlin BOTTOM ROW John R Graham, Kay M
Kimball, Larry A Anderson, Rita L Vodraska, Leslie C Longberg, Richard E.
Boyce
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Beforing leaving for her practice teaching, a student adds fin-
ishing touches to an "octopus aid" for subtraction and addition.
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Education adopts changes in admission requirements
New entrance requirements to admit only upper-
class and graduate students with a 2.2 overall grade
average were adopted by the College of Education.
The college showed a proportional increase in en-
rollment as 31 per cent of the University's recipients
of Bachelor of Arts degrees were qualified teachers.
College of Education
Administrative Assist-
ants — Floyd H Price, as-
sistant to the dean;
George A Olson, coordi-
nator of student teaching.
Six new faculty members were added to the edu-
cation staff. Using equipment which was purchased
in 1966, a complete closed-circuit television net-
work was set up to be used in the student teaching
program. The audio-visual aid also was loaned at
the request of area public school systems.
Two federal NDEA summer institute grants
were continued in cooperation with the Depart-
ments of English and History. The institutes were
designed to serve as refresher courses for qualified
teachers. The college also received an institutional
assistance grant of SI 37,000 from the U. S. Office of
Education for improvement of its secondary educa-
tion graduate program. The grant was the second
largest of its kind in the United States.
Instruction in special phases of industrial arts is given to a
Manhattan junior high pupil by a University student teacher
Demonstrating the turning of wood on a wood lay, the teacher
explains the operation technique of the intricate face plate.
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Formerly from Northern Illinois University, Dean William Cof-
field and his wife. Jeanette. came to Kansas four years ago.
Listed in "Who's Who in Education." Richard Owens, associate
professor of education, teaches courses in educational psychol-
ogy, research methods and counseling. Discussing trends
in education, he moderates a monthly program on KSAC radio.
Education dean assumes
Youngstown, Ohio, post
Assuming a position at Youngstown University,
William Cofrield completed three years as dean of
education. One of four editors who revised a 1963
edition of "Elementary School Administration," he
was secretary-treasurer of the National Deans of
Education of State Universities and Land Grant
Colleges. He also was selected as chairman of an
accreditation team for the National Council of Ac-
creditation of Teacher Education.
Panel discussions, with student teachers as parti-
cipants, were formulated by Education Council to
orientate future student teachers. The council
helped the Student Senate academic affairs commit-
tee compile research about faculty opinion on adop-
tion of a pass-fail grading system.
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Math puzzles elementary pupils who seek help from a student
participating in the teacher education program Aside from
classroom observation and teaching, the student assist-
ants outline studies and confer with parents and other teachers
Helpful hints for aspiring actors are offered by a secondary
education major while student teaching in speech and drama.
Education Council — TOP ROW Mary E Blakeslee. Nancy L Niles. Shenlyn
Carl. SECOND ROW Barbara J Ruediger. Pamela K Griffee. Nancy L Hopkins.
Judith K Nulty BOTTOM ROW Stephen L James. Gary E Clark. William H
Coffield
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Environmental research programming equipment is adjusted
by a psychology graduate student experimenting in behavior.
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Chairman of the Department of Civil Engineering from 1947-
1 963, Reed F Morse has taught at the University more than 41
years. Morse, past president of the Kansas Engineering Society,
belongs to Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau and Tau Beta Phi.
Commission appoints dean
to professional committee
Paul Russell, dean of the College of Engineering,
was appointed to a three-year term on the Commis-
sion of Education for the Engineering Professional
of the National Association of State Universities
and Land Grant Colleges. The committee recom-
mended programs for advanced engineering educa-
tion. Russell also worked with the American Society
for Engineering Education, which promoted closer
relations between federal agencies and research
programs.
Engineering Council conducted a classroom per-
formance evaluation of instructors in the college.
Results were published in the tlK-State Engineer."
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Paul Russell, dean of engineering, with his wife, Lorna,
came to the University in 1963 from the University of Arizona.
College of Engineering Administra-
tive Heads - TOP ROW Kenneth K
Gowdy. assistant dean; John W
Funk, assistant to the dean. George
H Larson, agricultural engineering;
Philip G Kirmser. applied mechanics:
William H Honstead. chemical engi-
neering BOTTOM ROW Jack B
Blackburn, civil engineering. Frank A.
Tillman, industrial engineering. Ralph
G Nevins. mechanical engineering;
William R Kimel. nuclear engineer-
ing; Leland S Hobson. engineering
experimental station, C Kenneth
Razak. director of industrial extension.
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Engineering Council — TOP ROW
Gary D Bohn, James E Touslee.
John L Mitcha. Barry L Rhine SEC-
OND ROW Michael R Pimple.
James L. Finney. Jerry L May. Terry
K Michie. James L Tadtman THIRD
ROW Ralph E Carthrae. Charles K.
Eby, Jerry W Stauder, Alan F. Kessler.
BOTTOM ROW Ted A Broers. Don-
ald D Ficken. Clair S Schultis
Researchers prepare a monkey before he is socially isolated
in an experiment at the Institute of Environmental Research.
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George Dickey, instructor for engineering administration and
operations research, lectured on work communications to the
industrial engineering convention in Canada. Dickey is doing
research on human factors in engineering for his doctorate.
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Soil samples are classified for use in con st ruction jobs for
highways and railroad beds by students in Soil Mechanics I.
Missile site provides lab
for mechanical engineers
Acquisition of an Atlas E Missile site by the engi-
neering college provided facilities for an aerospace
lab for the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
The site, located near Wamego, was the first of its
kind to be transferred to a university by the Air
Force. Included in the facility were two under-
ground bunkers, operational equipment and a hori-
zontal trench which previously housed a missile.
A three-story addition to the Engineering lecture
hall provided 20,000 square feet of floor space for
offices, laboratories and classrooms. Continuing
plans for a Scholer Laboratory for Material Re-
search, the college continued a private fund drive.
In the fall, the Departments of Chemical and
Civil Engineering sponsored a series of lectures by
experts on hydraulic engineering and chemical reac-
tion engineering. The University was designated
headquarters for the Kansas Industrial Extension
Service and the state technical service program.
K-State Engineer Staff - TOP ROW John M Flannery. Robert L VanAllen,
Greg T Rockhold. David N Arnoldy, Douglas A Robinson SECOND ROW:
Herbert P. Rollm. Lowell G. Moore, Larry R. Larsen, Keith R. Waters BOTTOM
ROW: Ralph E. Hibler. Barry L. Rafter. Gary J. Garwood
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High speed centrifugal action allows a graduate student to
analyze chemically compounds affecting the flavor of poultry.
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Dean of home economics
visits land grant colleges
Member of an eight-man committee of the Na-
tional Academy of Sciences, Dean of Home Eco-
nomics Doretta Hoffman visited 16 land grant col-
leges advising home economics programs. She also
spent three weeks in Nigeria assisting with the
development of Ahmadu Bello University. Other
home economics professors participating in assist-
ance programs were Marjorie Stith, Gwendolyn
Tinklin, and Jessie Warden, who worked for six-
month periods in India as consultants.
Home economics dean Doretta Hoffman and her husband.
Wendall, collected paintings during trips to foreign countries.
College of Home Economics Administrative Heads — Ruth M Hoeflin. as-
sociate dean; Jean Reehling. assistant to the dean; Carole Schulze. assistant to
the dean; Jessie A. Warden, clothing and textiles, Marjorie M. Stith. family and
child development; Richard L. D. Morse, family economics; Grace M. Shugart.
institutional Management
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Home Economics Council — TOP ROW: Barbara Southerland. Rachel A
Scott, Barbara Byrne, Lorna E. House, Wilma M Hazen, Charlotte A Shoup,
Margaret J. Marsh, Rena L. Watts. SECOND ROW: Becky M. Slothower, Virgi-
nia L Ward, Cheri L. Avery, Carolyn K. Graham, Rebecca A Hargrove, Jean M.
Casper. Karen A. Falk. Glenna D Harrison BOTTOM ROW Harriet E Hapai.
Sharon L VanVleet. Mary J Pretzer. Constance J Souder. Kimberley E Wil-
liams, Diane K. Youngers
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During a required four-week residence in a home management
lab on campus, home economics majors arrange centerpieces
for one meal each day The women plan and prepare the meals,
keep track of household expenses and budget their time.
Home economics college
enrolls 1,000 undergrads
To instruct leaders and teachers to work with
pre-school children in areas of poverty, the Depart-
ment of Family and Child Development sponsored
an eight-week training session in June financed by
Project Headstart. Encouraging interest in home
economics, representatives from the college visited
area high schools informing students of the latest
developments in the field. As a result, undergradu-
ate enrollment passed the 1,000 mark. The college
also encouraged majors with a 3.0 grade average to
continue their education after graduation. These
students were invited to attend informative pro-
grams on the college's masters degree project.
To familiarize seniors with areas of research, the
college conducted seminars on professionalism in
home economics. During the year, faculty met to
study recent changes in core curriculum require-
ments to ensure better student advisement.
Working with students on a panel discussion. Ivalee McCord
interjects facts about child development. With membership in
Omicron Nu and Phi Upsilon Omicron, she was granted a Gen-
eral Foods Fellowship while working on a Purdue doctorate.
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Teaching four classes in the school of home economics. As-
sociate Professor of. Clothing and Textiles Donice Hawes also
does research and directs graduate programs. She is a faculty
senator and is listed in "Who's Who in American Education ."
Fabric samples in hand, an interior design student selects col-
ors and textures to complement the interior of a model home
Principles of color, design and texture taught in basic design
courses are applied to the art of weaving by a student in cloth-
ing and textiles. Students choose the pattern and yarn for their
projects, which range from suit fabrics to rugs to table mats
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A Gross Anatomy student studies the thigh bone of a horse
in the course required for first-year veterinary medicine majors
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Veterinary medicine seniors prepare bacteria cultures during a
class in Clinical Pathology to aid in the diagnosis of animal dis-
eases. The students also study chemical and cellular elements
of blood and the various parasites which affect animals' health
Blood smear slides are prepared by a clinical pathology stu-
dent to determinethewhitebloodcellcountforasickdog.
Veterinary college begins
program for foreign school
Working with officials at Ahmadu Bello Univer-
sity in Nigeria, the College of Veterinary Medicine
faculty helped the African university's veterinary
school begin a major building program. Dean
Emeritus Eldon Leasure coordinated the program
in Nigeria and at Andrah Pradesh University in
India. The department of anatomy established an
electron microscope laboratory for use in a research
project on muscular dystrophy in animals.
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College of Veterinary Medicine Department Heads — Lee T Railsback, as-
sistant to the dean. Donald M. Trotter, anatomy: Embert H. Coles, pathology,
parasitology and public health. Jacob E Mosier. surgery and medicine
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Radiographs are read by senior veterinary students after the
films are prepared in a lab in Dykstra Veterinary Hospital To
interpret the X-rays, the radiology students review knowledge of
past cases of different fractured, splintered and chipped limbs.
Veterinary Medicine Council — TOP ROW: Robert J Gump, Larry R Ander-
son, Ronny L. Pemberton. William M Bryant, Leslie W Rogers. Arnold G. Nage-
ly, Nicholas P. Schroeder. BOTTOM ROW Roy J. Milleret. Russell A. Frey, Den-
nis R. Skalka, Harry A Steinfort
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Before making a diagnosis, students in veterinary medicine
give a pet dog a preliminary examination at Dykstra Hospital.
First teacher to receive the College of Veterinary Medicine dis-
tinguished teaching award. Dr. D. M. Trotter, head of anatomy,
has been on Faculty Senate, Graduate Council, and chairman of
admissions, scholarship, and billing committees for his college.
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Charles E. Cornelius and his wife, Bette. moved from Califor-
nia in the summer after he was named vet medicine dean.
New dean assumes post,
proposes building program
Beginning his duties as Dean of the College of
Veterinary Medicine in June 1966, Charles Corne-
lius conferred with University officials and the
Board of Regents on plans for a Si 4 million build-
ing program for the college. Dean Cornelius, for-
mer associate dean of the University of California
School of Veterinary Medicine, and several other
faculty members conducted research on liver dis-
eases. The study which was financed by a $300,
000 National Institute of Health grant, included the
establishment of a laboratory for liver functions re-
search in the Department of Physiology.
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University Information Staff — TOP ROW: David von Riesen. photographic
services director; Jack M Burke, extension radio and television, Carl Rochat.
University news director, Dean R Kenny. University publications editor BOT-
TOM ROW: Fred M Parris. extension information, E, D Warner, extension in-
formation editor, Kenneth E. Thomas, University information director. Devere V,
Nelson, sports information director.
Extension Department Administrative Heads — Norman V Whitehair, com-
munity and public affairs; Oscar W. Norby, county extension operations; Paul
W. Griffith, associate extension director; Wilber E, Rmgler, assistant extension
director. John M Ferguson, extension engineering; Glenn M Busset, extension
4-H; Shirley A Marsh, extension home economics head
County extension agents test soil samples to determine which
fertilizers farmers should use to increase crop production.
Extension grant provides
Tuttle forestry work funds
Grants of $440,000, including $225,000 for for-
estry work on the grounds surrounding Tuttle
Creek, were obtained by the Division of Extension.
The four extension offices employed 430 profession-
al workers in the state and 70 at the University who
published bulletins and dealt with instructional
communications, agricultural productional, mar-
keting, extension home economics, 4-H and youth,
community development and governmental affairs.
Divided into nine offices, the Division of Univer-
sity Information constantly relayed news of campus,
individual and agricultural activities to news ser-
vices throughout Kansas. Furnishing news releases
for state presses, including the Collegian, was the
job of University News and Sports Information.
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Harold E. Jones, Director of Cooperative Extension, maintains
a state extension service in each of the 105 Kansas counties.
Using animation apparatus, a radio-television extensionist
works more than eight hours preparing a pesticide cartoon.
Television cameras film two agronomy researchers discussing
one phase of a grass experiment in the Extension experiment
field at Hutchinson. Three live 15-minute programs are shot
each day and shown on three television stations in Wichita
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Xerox machines in the library allow students and faculty to re-
produce materials from books or journals at 10 cents a copy
Library addition proposes
24-hour reading room
Plans for a $2.25 million addition to Farrell Li-
brary were researched and sent before the state leg-
islature during Richard Farley's first year as direc-
tor of libraries. The proposed addition was to dou-
ble the size of the library and was to include a read-
ing room open 24 hours each day. The book classifi-
cation system was changed, and electric typewriters,
records, slides and five listening and projection
rooms were added. A staff of 25 librarians, 32 clerks
and 125 students operated the library.
Unsure of new arrangements in the library after its reorganiza-
tion in the fall, a coed checks the library stack location guide.
Required to listen to tapes in the library for a music apprecia-
tion course, a coed finds time for a few moments of rest.
Richard Farley, director of libraries, examines the writing and
oddly shaped notes on a medival liturgical manuscript.
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Students look for needed books within the eight stacks of Far-
rell Library. Library officials began to recatalogue the books dur-
ing the year from the Dewey Decimal System to the Library of
Congress System, a change to be completed in five years.
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Treatment of an injured hand is checked by a doctor at Student
Health, where students also received psychiatric care.
More than 60,000 request forms for medical records were
completed by students requiring treatment and hospitalization.
Health center constructs
offices, adds psychiatrist
Providing more complete psychiatric care, the
Student Health Center in the fall employed a psy-
chiatrist, a psychiatric social service worker and a
clinical psychologist for part-time work.
An expanded business office, a new information
and telephone center and a new cashier's office were
completed before fall classes began. Construction
also included psychiatric offices, nurses' lounge,
conference rooms and a doctors' library.
Patients in Student Health received five meals
daily. A continental breakfast was followed by a
regular breakfast, noon snack, dinner, and a late
meal. Patients obtained class assignments and Col-
legians from seven student volunteers. Six portable
televisions were donated to the center for use in in-
dividual rooms and the waiting lobby.
Questioning one of 200 students who visit the health center
daily, a receptionist asks a coed for her doctor preference.
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Team physician for varsity athletes. Dr. Hilbert Jubelt, director
of Student Health, completes the required physical exams
Working as a team, five staff doctors and 1 5 nurses make two
daily rounds to check patients at the 40-bed student hospital.
Diagnosing infection from a blood sample, a technician in the
Student Health lab performs an erythrocyte sedimentation test
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Two of the more than 1.000 students who take counseling
center tests yearly concentrate on answering questions. Indi-
vidualized, the tests are used to determine personality, interest
and aptitude and are discussed in private conferences.
Experimental living units
help counselors at center
Continued study of an experimental living unit
for students under particular stress helped train
counselors at the Counseling Center to assist stu-
dents in making the adjustment to campus life.
From their observations of experiences, the counse-
lors made plans to restructure college programs.
More than 1 ,100 commercial representatives
conducted interviews with the 1,000 students regis-
tered with the Placement Center. Fall group meet-
ings with degree candidates explained the interview
system and registration. A daily luncheon program
introduced the business recruiters to the University
and acquainted professors with industry's needs.
Bruce Laughlin, who was previously the center's
assistant director, was appointed director.
Students answer questions about previous experience during
Placement Center job interviews between October and April.
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Prospective employees mentally compare class schedules
with openings on Placement Center's daily interview calendar.
David Danskin, director of the Counseling Center, talks with
faculty to learn of experiences which affect a student's growth.
Always available for counseling, the center's staff utilizes per-
sonality tests as background for aiding students with problems.
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Groups
Students joined together in
groups keep the traditions of
the University alive.
Whitewashing KS-hill,
painting store windows for
the KU game, presenting an
original drama, saluting an
honorary officer — through
their activities, the organiza-
tions continue although their
members change.
Mortar Board's Scholarship Dinner activities include short
talks by three members on scholarship, leadership and service.
Invitations to the dinner, which annually honors outstanding
scholarship by women, are extended to all University coeds.
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Blue Key - TOP ROW: Gary L
Hughes, Arlen W Etling. David Lionel
Parker. Richard M Anderson. James
K. Koelliker, Alwyn H Gentry. Ronald
E Keys. Chester E Peters BOTTOM
ROW Charles E Bliss. Duane M
Hennkson. Gary D. Bohn. Charles W
Ruggles. Douglas W Williams. Larry
A Anderson
Blue Key sponsors return Mortar Board mum sale
to house decoration contest finances purchase of TVs
Planning and coordinating Homecoming activi-
ties, Blue Key, senior men's honorary, voted to re-
place the Homecoming parade with formerly tradi-
tional house decorations. In response, 39 organized
living groups built displays to the theme "Bye Bye
Birdie." Members selected Homecoming queen
finalists and served as escorts to the queen and her
attendents. The men also sent two delegates to the
national Blue Key convention in Kansas City and
painted victory signs in Aggieville and downtown
store windows during the week preceding the K-
State-University of Kansas basketball game.
Financed by the sale of mums during Homecom-
ing and Parents' Day, Mortar Board, senior wom-
en's honorary, purchased televisions for Student
Health. Members served as public relations repre-
sentatives for the University at a booth at the
Hutchinson State Fair and in September spoke to
freshmen during orientation week.
In the fall, the women arranged a seminar to in-
form interested students about graduate school and
fellowships available for graduate study. Mortar
Board also honored five sophomore women for out-
standing grades during their freshman year.
Mortar Board - TOP ROW Louise
Ferguson. Kathnne L Martin. Martha
M. Fly. Rita K Lilak. Glenna D Harri-
son, Elaine A Rusch. Nancy E Fair.
Ashley Allison. Judith A Davidson.
Golda M Crawford. BOTTOM ROW:
Susan E Sullivan. Polly A Coombs.
Tahmeroo L. Gaynier. Cathryn L
Addy. Linda A Claydon. MicheleJ
Clark. Carol L Robblns.
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Chimes - TOP ROW: Louise S.
Keucher. Elizabeth G. Wartman. Mar-
tha J. Reynolds, Lora M. Smith, Re-
becca A, Hargrove. Marcia L Gadber-
ry. SECOND ROW: Mary S Brandner,
Jackie L Gomer, Trudine M Mazaika,
Lauren E Schmidt. Janet S. Osborne
THIRD ROW: Jacqueline D Spears,
Virginia M Munson, Linda J. Carlson,
Bonnee B Badger BOTTOM ROW:
Sharon Fairbank, Jean M Casper,
Carol Christensen, Patricia A Seitz
Sparks - TOP ROW Mary L. Tussey. Susan A. Schwab, Rachel A Scott,
Frances R, Mullmix. Joan L Booth. Vikki K Miller. Patricia A. Intermill. Pamela
K Carr SECOND ROW Martha J Seitz. Lois E. Yelenik. Julie M Murrow. Bar-
bara J. Hays, Christine E Pray, Regina G, Young. Karolyn K Kellogg, Margaret J
Ryan, Carolyn K McKinley THIRD ROW: Carole S Schulze, Kimberly E. Wil-
Junior women's honorary
gives party for transfers
Parents' Day and a visit with soldiers at Irwin
Army Hospital headed a list of service projects
planned and carried out by Chimes, junior women's
honorary. During orientation week members gave a
Coke party for transfer women, ushered at the Pres-
ident's convocation and served as hostesses at the
president's tea. Chimes also sponsored a breakfast
for Mortar Board and served refreshments at the
Homecoming dance. Candidates for membership
had to have a 3.0 grade point average, be classified
as a junior and be outstanding in leadership.
liams. Candice S Case. Elizabeth A Andersen. Carmie J Rose, Janet L Boyer.
Marcia A Norby. Dolores A Hoffman BOTTOM ROW Janice Goodrich. Char-
lotte A. Shoup. Jane A Sheetz, Darlene S Strahm, Vicky L, Adams, Carolyn D.
Olson, Barbara L Martens. Theresa M, Garlett.
Sophomore honorary sells
valentines to raise money
Val-o-grams, singing valentines, were sold and
delivered by members of Sparks, sophomore wom-
en's service honorary, for Valentines Day. As a
Christmas project, Sparks caroled for residents of
Manhattan rest homes. The women ushered for
University convocations and assisted incoming
freshman women in moving into residence halls.
In cooperation with the SGA library committee,
Sparks also conducted a used book drive for Student
Health and residence hall libraries and assisted
with the second semester Bloodmobile drive.
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Honorary's membership includes national president
National president of Phi Kappa Phi, A.M.
Guhl, zoology professor, was a member of the all-
University scholastic honorary. Members were sen-
iors and graduate students who ranked in the top 10
per cent of their class; juniors who were in the up-
per five per cent of their class; and faculty, alumni
and individuals not connected with the University
who had made noteworthy scholarly achievements.
The honorary tapped during spring and fall semes-
ters and nominated candidates for national Phi
Kappa Phi fellowships. Members attended a ban-
quet in May after spring initiation.
Phi Kappa Phi— TOP ROW Richard D Suenram. Celine M Simon, Barbara L
Cable, Evelyn A. Bock, Carolyn G. Bartholomew, Sheryl B Etling, Sister Mary M.
Tenbarge. SECOND ROW Ruth L Worthington. William Bevan. Desh P. Mehta,
James W Langley, Robert L. Rinkenberger, Rodney T Nash THIRD ROW Wil-
liam W. Everett, Larry R. Anderson, Duane M, Hennkson, Donald G Shivers.
Michael A Montgomery, Terry I Phillips, David N Arnoldy BOTTOM ROW
Janice E Cipra, Rushton E. Davis, Henry M Louis. Gary E Clark. Spencer A
Lmderman, Thomas D Perrier
Phi Kappa Phi-TOP ROW: Lura N Corbet. Ashley Allison. Judith A Davidson,
Patricia A. Lankford, Margaret P Wiley, Joanne G Gardner. SECOND ROW
Donna R Kennedy, Janice L Wylie, Joan K Kohler, Virginia E Brown, Robert A.
Burnett. THIRD ROW Burton K Tribble. Jerry D Weil, Carol P Smith, Pamela
K Griffee. Lane V Sunderland, John L. Stedl. BOTTOM ROW Rodney M Bates.
James M MacDougall. Neill R Walker, David J Langford.
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Alpha Lambda Delta— TOP ROW: Patricia A. Intermill, Patricia A. Base, Nancy
S Peterson. Meredith A. Holloway, Corlie E. Mollenkamp, Janet K Enckson.
SECOND ROW: Elizabeth A Andersen. Carol A Storrer. Patricia A Weather-
ford. Shernlyn K Becker. Theresa M Garlett. Betty L. Lucas. THIRD ROW: Patri-
cia A Hickey. Vicky L. Adams, Janet L. Boyer. Jennifer K. Sullivan, Karen E
Gorman. Karlyn K Emel BOTTOM ROW Marilyn S Kelsey. Jane A. Sheetz,
Marsha A. Bouchey, Dolores A Hoffman, Peggy I DeJarnette. Phyllis M. Kruse.
Alpha Lambda Delta-TOP ROW Martha J. Seitz, Mary L. Tussey, Rita A
Smith, Shirley A Livengood, Rita A Muret, Carolyn A Hays. Phyllis J Johnson.
SECOND ROW Jane M Brinker. Helen E Packard. Linda K Sanford. Jean A
Wilcox, Pamela A. Jones, Sidonie A. Schafer THIRD ROW Ann L Cravens,
Karen K Starkey. Barbara K Benton, Diane J Schwindt, Sharon R Meisner.
BOTTOM ROW: Mary F Heinen, Marva L Hull, Sherry E. Miller. Janice Good-
rich, Linda L Major, Barbara L. Martens.
Freshman honoraries conduct study, service projects
Initiated in the spring at a joint banquet, the two
freshman scholastic honoraries together decorated
the Union ballroom for the Homecoming dance and
individually carried out programs on campus pro-
moting scholastic achievement.
Alpha Lambda Delta, women, collected summar-
ies of courses and compiled notebooks which they
distributed to freshman women's residence halls
and worked closely with Alpha Phi Omega, service
honorary, in sponsoring a Christmas party for
Manhattan's underprivileged children. Phi Eta
Sigma, men, distributed "How To Study Book-
lets," a national publication of the group, and post-
ed University convocation announcements.
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Coke breaks in the Union are interrupted by Alpha Delta Theta
shoeshine girls working to earn money for a hospital project.
Medical technology group
helps in bloodmobile drive
Thanksgiving dinner tray favors for rest home
patients and volunteer work for the Red Cross
Bloodmobile were among service projects carried
out by Alpha Delta Theta, medical technology hon-
orary. As a fund-raising project, the women shined
shoes and ROTC boots at men's residence halls.
Social events included a Christmas party with
caroling and a taffy pull, participation in Rig-
a-Twig ceremonies and a founder's day banquet in
February. Members also attended the national con-
vention and heard speakers from hospitals in Wich-
ita, Topeka, and Kansas City explain their medical
technology internship programs.
Alpha Delta Theta-TOP ROW
Sharron L Beckenhauer, Maureen K.
Helmer. Elaine V. Lowe, Ann C Patti-
son. Susan P Klema SECOND ROW
Jill M Johnson. Mary L Funston.
Barbara L Cable. Sandra A David-
son. Helene J Kalb THIRD ROW
Marilyn J Plett. Eva A Wiley, Marcia
L Gibbs, Linda S Gross, Hollace L,
Long BOTTOM ROW Eulala L An-
derson, Sheryl R Schnepp, Marikay P
Desch, Susan K Young,
Phi Eta Sigma-TOP ROW David R
Hannagan, John R Ley, David E Carl-
son. Ryan R Rader. George A Gerritz,
Don N Williams SECOND ROW
Charles H Fellman. William J Gates.
John A. George. David C Hall. Ray-
mond E Middleton THIRD ROW
Orin D. Bell, James F. Smith, Cady R
Engler, Michael P. McCoy BOTTOM
ROW Theron E Fry, Bruce E Peters.
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Alpha Kappa Psi-TOP ROW Donald J Keck. Kenneth H Underwood. Dale A.
Newquist. Durward D Dupre. Kay M Kimball. Charles T Herman, Stephen A.
Fuhrman, Jorge Puig, Russell Lay, Glenn E Reedy, Verlyn D Richards SECOND
ROW Arthur D Miller, William H Jenkins, Larren G Boomer, Michael P Mar-
tin. Gary J Heyka, Ronald L Mordy, John R Markley, Mark T Milbourn. James
W. Morrison, Stephen A Schneitzer, Melvin D. Robinson. THIRD ROW: James
Q. Kohler, Lester H Ideker. Robert D Meats. John P. Cable, Bruce E. Peters,
Richard E Boyce, Larry A Anderson, Stanley P Cyphers, Dennis C. Glaser, John
R Westerman. William D Tuxbury BOTTOM ROW: William L Muir. David R
Solenberger, Jerry G Larson. Gaylen R. Sprecker, Richard M Wibbeler, Ran-
dolph A. Pohlman, John W Stude, Leslie C Longberg, Kenneth L Murphy.
Ralph B Taylor. William E Pippenger
Business fraternity sends
telegrams to sports teams
"Cat-o-Grams," telegrams signed by student
boosters and sent to the football and basketball
teams at all away games, were solicited as a pledge
project of Alpha Kappa Psi, business fraternity. A
discussion by staffmembers from a Kansas City
accounting firm entitled "How an Audit Works"
was one of several programs sponsored by the
group. To get on-the-job training before gradua-
tion, members initiated an internship program for
all students majoring in business administration.
Milling group gives flour
to needy families in area
Alpha Mu, milling honorary, in cooperation
with the local Elks club donated sacks of flour
milled at the University to needy Manhattan fami-
lies. Members of the only chapter of its kind in the
nation heard a representative of the General Mills
Corporation speak on milling research areas and
flour use at a banquet in the fall. Membership was
open to upperclassmen in milling, feed science and
bakery management who had maintained at least a
2.5 cumulative grade point average.
Alpha Mu— TOP ROW Fritz Norbury, Stephen B Zeigler. Larry E Dirksen.
Dwight E Miller, Donald L Steanson. Muhammad S Chaudhry, Ronald K
Boucher SECOND ROW Arlin B Ward. Ira M Walman. Douglas A Ohlde,
Lewis G Killebrew, Kenneth D Buchele. Ahmed A. El-Dash, Gerald D Miller.
THIRD ROW Craig P Helwig, Duane L. Keller, Russell L Bussman, Charles D.
Fulhage, Steve A, Johnson. Allen W. Kirleis. BOTTOM ROW: Robert N Ker-
shner, William C Barr. Wayne R, Johnson, Keith C Behnke, Roger C Locher
Alpha Tau Alpha— TOP ROW: John R Gates, Terry R Schoenthaler. Eugene E.
Algrim. Mark W Houseweart SECOND ROW Paul E Glatt. Larry E Schmidt.
Kenneth W. Kelley. Jerry L Armbruster, Raymond J Agan BOTTOM ROW Ar-
len W Etling, Allen V Baldwin, David L. Yates. Leon D Sowers
Alpha Tau Alpha chapter
receives national approval
Established locally two years ago, Alpha Tau
Alpha, agricultural education honorary, was na-
tionally recognized at an October conclave in Kan-
sas City. Members hosted and ushered for the state
FFA convention here and assisted crops, dairy,
poultry and livestock judging teams at the conven-
tion and throughout the state.
Raymond Olson, agronomy department chair-
man, was one of several faculty speakers to address
the honorary. Olson discussed his two years as an
exchange professor to Ahmadu Bello University in
Nigeria. Honorary awards for service in agricultur-
al education were given at a spring banquet.
Service honorary members
escort University mascot
Touchdown VII, the University's wildcat mas-
cot, was displayed at home football and basketball
games by members of Alpha Phi Omega, national
service honorary. Members were men who were or
had been affiliated with the Boy Scouts.
The group maintained the ride bulletin board in
the Union and other bulletin boards on campus.
They operated coat checks, ushered at musical
events and registered slide rules as a service to engi-
neering students. The honorary built the bonfire for
the Friday night Homecoming pep rally and contin-
ued to sponsor a book exchange in the Union before
classes began in the fall and between semesters.
Alpha Phi Omega-TOP ROW: Owen M Mamura. Billy L Speer. Stanley R
Kalishman. Steven R Kale. John B Buchheister, Steven C Borell, Dale E. Neill,
Robert D Jump, William H Honstead SECOND ROW Gregory W Hardin,
Merle D Jantz, Kenneth A. Ringer, Dwight A. Schulke, Donald D. Lett, Randall
S. Ellis, Peter H Olson, Todd S Dunkel THI RD ROW: Walter D Smith, A
Thornton Edwards, Duane E Mikesell. Harold E Storer. Norvel M VanDyke.
Gregory H Mears. Richard W Wenger. Maurice D Roberts. Bruce E Peters.
BOTTOM ROW Gordon E. Montney. Richard A Gilson. Cecil Brazzell. John M
Kolacny. Larry W. Hays, Thayne C Green. Robert L Humphrey. Alvin L Seefeldt
Air Force Flight Instruction Group-TOP ROW Gary D. Bohn. Donald H Mer-
ten, Steven A Mueller, Gale W. Hamilton, Patrick W Chandonnet, Steve W.
Tram, Larry D Funk SECOND ROW: Douglas A Ohlde. Jon L Baker. George
W. Hawks. G. Gary Angerman. Charles F. Bourbina, Larry E. Converse, Alan M
Mitchell BOTTOM ROW: Richard C Green. Arthur C Streeter. William T. Ladd.
Ronald E Keys, Dale E Peterson. Dan R. Schreck
Skywolves initiate cadets
during half-time ceremony
Cadets of the AFROTC Flight Instruction
Group were formally initiated by the 326th Fighter
Interceptor Squadron at half-time ceremonies of the
Iowa State University football game. At that time,
the Skywolves from Richards-Gebaur AFB in Kan-
sas City presented the group with a formal certifi-
cate and plaque. Three fighter jets flew overhead in
a salute to the newly initiated cadets.
The group, fourth largest of its kind in the na-
tion, toured the Ft. Riley weather station to learn
about the weather services used in making up flight
plans. Cadets enrolled in the program were mem-
bers of AFROTC who successfully fulfilled the re-
quirements of an Air Force pilot.
AFROTC student pilots are presented "Skywolf" insignia and
a helmet by the men of the 326th Fighter Interceptor Squadron.
Angel Flight-TOP ROW Patricia J Edmonds. Karen S Ward. Janet L Shade.
Linda A Baldndge. Janice L Stuessi. June F. Sweat. Carol S. Beach. Patricia A
Roach. Arlene S Fair. Mary F Childres. Nancy J. Norvell SECOND ROW Janet
S. Osborne. Carolyn K McKmley. Julie M Murrow. Nancy M Young, Mary K.
Wood, Mary D Breitweiser, Cynthia L. Finney, Nancy S Waite, Margie A. Dreh-
er. Joyce L Francis, Shenlyn Carl. Sharon A Whitley THIRD ROW Margaret J
Ryan. Diane M Messing, Susan L Alldritt, Tamara D Armstrong, Susan E.
Brooks, Nancy A. Netson, Anna C Hayer, Pamela S. Carlson, Pamela J. Sea-
man, Helen F Bosche, Marilyn J Allen BOTTOM ROW: Ashley Allison, Annette
L. Buckland, Linda L Witt, Lynda L Clyne, Patricia A. Seitz, Carol A. Suchart,
Janice M Olsson, Sharon Fairbank, Bonita F. Biery, Patricia J Callen, Sharyl A.
Nelson.
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Arnold Air Society-TOP ROW Roger E Parks. Roger R McCollough. David F.
Martin, James T Stenger. Jerrold B. Harrington, Ben W Wood, Steve W Train
SECOND ROW Daniel W Young. Eldon E. Peterson. John S Armbrust. Arley
D Lanman, Dennis L Deschner. Richard L Gettings, Tommy D Dameron.
Arnold Air Society-TOP ROW Jon L Baker. George W Hawks, Gary D
Owen, Norman T, Shawver, Richard C Dickson, Gary L Urbanek, George K
Hollingworth. SECOND ROW Douglas A Ohlde. Leland 0 Singer. Robert A
Nuttelman, Joseph F Riedl, Gerald L. Homewood, Darryl D Smutz, John V
THIRD ROW Paul J Lambert, Jimmy D Warren, Darnell F Hawkins, Stephen
E Reiter. Larry E Converse, Richard J Massieon, David B Corby BOTTOM
ROW Terry L Biery, Thomas K Rogge, Jerry G Larson, Richard M Wibbeler.
Randolph A Pohlman, Danny R Carpenter
Lambert THIRD ROW Jerry R Duncan, John P Cable, Gary E. Clark. Jim A
McKinms. Clair S Schultis. Harold E Socolofsky, Kenneth L Murphy BOTTOM
ROW William S Wehr, Ronald E Keys, Warren K Wray, Arthur C Streeter, Les-
lie C Longberg, Harold L Dreiling
Drill team coeds attend
Flight conclave in Miami
Eleven delegates from Angel Flight, honorary
drill team of college women, attended a national
Arnold Air Society-Angel Flight April conclave in
Miami. On campus the women performed precision
drills during halftime ceremonies of a basketball
game, helped with concessions at football games
and assisted with a blood drive. Organized in 1954
as the official hostesses for Air Force ROTC, the
chapter in October was selected as area headquar-
ters for all Kansas and Missouri chapters.
Arnold Air group assumes
position of area command
Designated one of 17 area headquarters in the
nation, Arnold Air Society assumed command of all
Kansas and Missouri squadrons in March. Mem-
bers of the society ushered at athletic events, han-
dled solicitations for the University blood drive and
sponsored an instructor program for the local civi-
lian air patrol squadron. Growing in membership
and academic achievement, members received 31
Air Force scholarships and became one of the larg-
est university squadrons in the nation.
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Alpha Zeta members travel to Kansas high schools
Agricultural Science Day and Veterinary Medi-
cine Open House displays illustrating advances in
research techniques and new products of national
commercial firms were sponsored by Alpha Zeta,
honorary for upperclassmen in agriculture or veter-
inary medicine. In cooperation with the College of
Agriculture, the group sent seniors with faculty
members to high schools throughout the state. Dur-
ing the visitations members spoke on the Universi-
ty's agriculture program and answered questions
concerning student life at the University.
At chapter meetings, representatives from busi-
ness and industry talked about career opportunities,
the importance of planning ahead and recent re-
search developments. Members of the group also
ushered at the Little American Royal.
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Alpha Zeta - TOP ROW Philip L Sell. Roger R McCollough. Larry R. Shubert.
Philip V Mathews. Ramon F. Crespo-Medina, William C. Bergin, Michael K
Moore SECOND ROW Burton K Tribble. Donald M Long. Darrell L Haeker.
Dean J. Alpert. Terry W. Odle. Tommy R Carr, Dennis L. Deschner THIRD
ROW: Larry R Anderson. Marlin D. Jeffers. William M. Agresta. James P. Ad-
ams. William M. Bryant, Byron G Johnson BOTTOM ROW: Marvin E. Turner,
Leroy G Hannebaum. Sherman J Swanson, Allen V Baldwin. Ronald C Lund-
quist.
Alpha Zeta -TOP ROW: Fritz Norbury, Marvin J Farr. Harold D. Engle, Robert
J Bury. Stanley R Husted. Richard A. Barta. Ned E. Eib, Dean R Bader. SEC-
OND ROW: Joseph I Alade. Dennis A. Rohan, Dean P. Fankhauser. Larry L.
Williams, Robert A Anderson, Duane M Hennkson. Samuel J, Brungardt, Nor-
man R Schneider, Jerry M. Peterson. THIRD ROW Dennis R Skalka, Sher-
wood L. Svarvan, James C Trybom, Robert A MacArthur, Earl B. Hauck, David
D Jackson, Kenneth W Kelley. George D O'Neill BOTTOM ROW Roy A
Braum, James E. Dale, Steven A. Larson, John W. Toney, Leonard A. Sigdestad,
Harry A. Stemfort, Folorunso A Fayinka
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Art honorary contributes
to Italian art rescue fund
Working with other student organizations on a
national "Rescue of Italian Art" project, members
of Delta Phi Delta provided finances for the campus
campaign. The art honorary contributed funds to
the project from the sale of student works at their
annual Thieves Market in September. During ca-
reer days at Manhattan High School in January,
members talked on professional opportunities in art
and exhibited a showing of works by students and
professors in the art department.
Delta Phi Delta - TOP ROW Patricia A Palmer, Linda A. Baldndge, Annie T.
Lowrey. Margaret J. Leming BOTTOM ROW: Gary L Wingfield. Susan J Shel-
don, Raymond Kahmeyer
Civil engineers rennovate Seaton hall study room
Members of Chi Epsilon, civil engineering hon-
orary, collected reading material as part of a project
to rennovate a study room in Seaton hall for stu-
dents in civil engineering. The group also made a
composite picture of the department's senior class
which was hung in Seaton hall and sold copies to
students. The chapter hosted the annual Kansas
Highway Conference at the University and attend-
ed initiation banquets in the spring and fall. The
honorary's display at Engineers1 and Architects'1
Open House made available information on career
opportunities in civil engineering.
Chi Epsilon - TOP ROW: William R, Klassen, James E Schwing, Robert L Fox,
Edward L Wilson. SECOND ROW Garry L Macha. Charles M. Zimmerman,
David J Mellgren. James L. Tadtman, Gary D Owen, Darwin E Cline THIRD
ROW: Jerry S Murphy, Clifton V Hostetler, Terry D Stull, Thomas L Oursler.
Gary L. Urbanek. BOTTOM ROW Dennis E, Myers, Larry R Larsen, Daniel J
Shiel. Roderick R Brown.
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Eta Kappa Nu - TOP ROW: Terry K
Michie. George E. McClaskey, Robert
A Burnett. Marke E Lipp SECOND
ROW Francis L Eisenbarth, William
W. Everett, Glenn L. Gordon, Kurt M.
Frisbie, Lester R Young BOTTOM
ROW Dennis R Peters, Stephen M
Thieler.JonH Peterson, Darrel M.
Kleeman
Dean of Students speaks
at Eta Kappa Nu dinner
Fifteen initiates boosted the membership of Eta
Kappa Nu, electrical engineering honorary, to 32.
Walter Friesen, associate dean of students, ad-
dressed the group at an initiation banquet in De-
cember. Continuing goals of the members were to
promote scholastic excellence in electrical engineer-
ing and better student-faculty relationships.
Geographers hear panels,
discussions at luncheons
As a means of exchanging ideas and information,
members of Gamma Theta Upsilon, geography
honorary, attended luncheon panels duringthe
year. Group discussions ranged from career oppor-
tunities to solving problems in writing a geographi-
cal research paper. Huber Self, assistant professor
of geography advised the honorary.
Gamma Theta Upsilon — TOP
ROW Diane M Crostarosa. John L.
Johnson, Sharon L Froehch. SEC-
OND ROW David B Gattorna. Allan
D Cross, Daniel W Young, Huber
Self BOTTOM ROW Michael D
Janke, Stanley I Vinge, Robert H Wil-
liams
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Kappa Alpha Mu- TOP ROW: John P. Armstrong. Vernon D Parker, Max D.
Remley, Rachel A Scott BOTTOM ROW: Elbert B. Macy. William A. Blauvelt.
John H. Lietzen. Robert E Graves
Photography group travels
to Minnesota convention
Members of Kappa Alpha Mu, national photo-
graphy honorary, attended a spring national meet-
ing of photographers in Minnesota to discuss tech-
niques and problems in journalism photography.
Formal initiation of new members was in the
spring. Initiates had to be a photographer for either
the Collegian or Royal Purple and have an interest
in furthering their photography skill.
Kappa Delta Pi - TOP ROW
Michele J. Clark. Carol S. Amos. Carol
A. Hinnergardt. Lenore K Brim, Ver-
lee E Chegwidden, Sharon K Evers.
Gloria D Wolff. SECOND ROW: Joe
H Loeb, Martha M Fly, Marguita M.
Condon, Jane A Suor. Patricia A Gil -
h land. Janet J, Carman, Ethel J.
Hatch. THIRD ROW Patricia L. Car-
penter, Barbara G. Hochuli. Glenna D.
Harrison. Carol D. Latschar. Donna J.
Willard. Carol L. Robbms. BOTTOM
ROW: Susan J, Sheldon, Judith K
Nulty. Cynthia L. Sperry. Barbara J.
Jones. Candace L. Rogers
Kappa Delta P. members
plan banquet, initiation
New members of Kappa Delta Pi, national edu-
cation honorary, were initiated at formal ceremo-
nies preceding the Student Education Association
banquet which the honorary helped plan.
Advised by Joe Loeb, assistant professor of edu-
cation, the group strived to promote stronger rela-
tionships among students in the College of Educa-
tion. Members were juniors and seniors who
ranked in the top 10 per cent of their class.
Music honorary celebrates
Music Week with concert
During spring Music Week, women of Mu Phi
Epsilon, international professional music sorority,
presented an American composers' recital. In coop-
eration with Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, men's music
fraternity, Mu Phis sponsored the annual Feast of
Carols. The women ushered at all campus musical
events and served refreshments at the Manhattan
Artist and Chamber Music Series' concerts. A fall
concert was presented in Danforth auditorium.
Mu Phi Epsilon-TOPROW Con-
stance A. Galle. Carolyn L. McFarland,
Linda K Woellhof. Carolyn S Lemon.
Mary K Moyle, Linnetta A. Johnson.
SECOND ROW Carolyn G Bartholo-
mew, Mary E, Glenn, Beverly A Lam-
bert. Sharon M Knss. Dona S Sidorf-
sky. THIRD ROW Catherine A
Roebke. Martha J Middleton. Doris
N DeMars. Janean L Miller. Beverly
A Deanng, BOTTOM ROW Ruth E
Schroeder. Irene S, Skonberg, Rebec-
ca I Nord, Judith P Houdyshell, Mar-
tha J Betton
Omicron Nu-TOP ROW Diane F.
Hoffman, Rama J Adams. Susan L.
Sumbingco, Helen C Bauder SEC-
OND ROW Ruth L Worlhington,
Donna R. Kennedy, Jerry M Rexroad.
BOTTOM ROW: Corrina J Hares-
nape. Rita K Lilak, Janice E Cipra
Home Economics group
initiates President McCain
President James A. McCain was initiated as a
national honorary member of Omicron Nu at their
spring banquet. National president of the home
economics honorary attended the initiation.
Members invited foreign students in the depart-
ment to a tea at which problems of foreign students
were discussed and also maintained a bulletin board
which pictured outstanding sophomores.
Visitors tell history group
of life in Nazi Germany
German students at the University related their
experiences of childhood life under Nazi rule in
Europe to members of Phi Alpha Theta, history
honorary. The director of the Truman Library in
Independence, Mo., addressed the group at another
bi-monthly meeting. During first semester, two Phi
Alpha Theta members went to the organization's
national convention in New York.
Phi Alpha Theta-TOP ROW Patricia A Seitz, Nupur Dasgupta, Valerie J
Thiessen, Larry K Anderson, Carolyn S Kendall SECOND ROW Charles D,
Bright, Kenneth R Jacques, Robert D Linder. George Chnstakes BOTTOM
ROW Michael E. Riordan, Dennis A. Harbaugh, Cary D. Wmtz
Pershing Rifles company places second in contest
Ranking second among the 13 Midwestern col-
legiate companies of the 7th Regiment, Pershing
Rifles, military honorary, was recognized for schol-
arship, leadership and drill proficiency. Members
attended the national drill meet and Pershing Rifles
national convention at the University of Nebraska.
They hosted the regiment's spring drill meet and
assembly and participated in an invitational drill
meet at the University of Kansas in February.
Pershing Rifles, marched as a color guard during
football games and directed traffic for all major ath-
letic events. Lynda Clyne, the company's candidate,
was elected honorary colonel for the 13-company
regiment at the area conclave in Fayetteville, Ark.
Pershing Rifles-TOP ROW Louis G St. Peter. Lynda L Clyne. Robert J Righ-
ter, Robert S. McGregor, Terry L Harbert, Nancy E Fair, Daniel D Christian
SECOND ROW: William S Wehr Claude L Robbms, Patricia A Seitz, Keith E.
Bestgen. Fred R Martin. Michael E Jackson, Larry W Abell THIRD ROW Billy
J Biberstem, William E. Vigneron. Chester D. Nielson. Douglas D Rudick. Nor-
man C Willhite, Stephen E. Eustace BOTTOM ROW David R Collins. David W
Bryan. Gerald J Lang, Walter R Mmnick, Joel S Schultz, John H Brand. Wil-
liam A Moore
Pershing Rifles— TOP ROW Pamela S Carlson. Michael R Dalrymple, James
R. Meitl. James R. Huenergarde, Daniel Rivera, William H Bohn, Ashley Allison
SECOND ROW: Peter J. Cordel, Charles W Leach, Carl W Woelfer. Michael J
Henney, Robert H. Brunswig, Douglas S Clark THIRD ROW Douglas E
Robker. Charles K Lawhead, Robert R Zwierzychowski, Ronald E Robson. Paul
A. Brokaw, Paul J Consigho
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Phi Epsilon Kappa - TOP ROW Veryle E Snyder. Dwight W Oman. Gary D
Blankenship. Richard E Heuertz. Merlin P Warnke. Jerome H Cheynet. SEC-
OND ROW Keith L Cramer. Robert L. Mullen. Harry L. Kitchener. Jerry L Sut-
tle. Dennis L Erkenbrack. William H Cox. Charles G Steele THIRD ROW: Mat-
thew F Sinisi. Allan P. McCobb. Wayne T. Dreier. Felix J Gotner. Mark P. Bol-
ick. Robert W Jaymes BOTTOM ROW: Gary E. Watson. Alan D. Edwards. Carl
E Felver. Michael E Michaud. William LeeRoy Brown.
Physed honorary sponsors
Manhattan fishing derby
Donations from Manhattan merchants provided
prizes awarded at a spring fishing derby sponsored
by Phi Epsilon Kappa, men's physical education
honorary. The prizes were presented to men, wom-
en and boys catching the largest fish and the most
fish within a specified period of time.
The honorary also sponsored an annual free
throw contest for Manhattan grade school boys,
provided a coat and hat check at basketball games,
donated blood for a Red Cross University blood
drive and sold eye shades during football games.
Home Economics group
tutors probation students
In conjunction with the department's academic
advancement program, Phi Upsilon Omicron,
home economics honorary, tutored home economics
students on academic probation. Senior members of
the honorary also participated in the advisement of
freshman students. Founded at the University in
1960, the chapter joined with its University of Ne-
braska affiliate in an exchange meeting.
The 41 members were selected from seniors, jun-
iors and second-semester sophomores who ranked
in the upper two-fifths of their class.
Phi Upsilon Omicron - TOP ROW Cecelia M Schaich. Barbara A. Souther-
land, Ruth A Jackson. Gloria D Bird. Rebecca A Hargrove, Mary E Windels.
Linda J. Sebesta, Karen L Klein SECOND ROW Soma J Green. Meta K. Ne-
well, Corrina J Haresnape, Luann K Nelson, Elaine A Rusch, Diane F,
Hoffman, Helen C Bauder. Lora M Smith. Jeanette L Stock THIRD ROW
Glenna D Harrison, Rita K Lilak, Judith L Crumnne, Cheryl A Schimpf, Ann L
Cravens, Trudine M Mazaika, Miriam A. Moore, Arietta Y Visser BOTTOM
ROW: Kathryn I Norberg, Jean M Casper. Virginia M Munson. Carla S. Crook,
Beverly Wykoff, Janice E, Cipra, Joyce M, Eyerly, Carla J Garrison
Chemists' nominee wins
national research award
Awards for outstanding scholarship and research
were presented to members of Phi Lambda Upsilon
at their spring banquet. Winner of the national Fre-
sinius Award, Ralph Breslow, professor of chemis-
try at Columbia University, was nominated by Phi
Lambda Upsilon. The annual recognition was
based on prominence in chemical research.
Members sponsored a fall picnic to acquaint new
graduate students and faculty members with the
group. Faculty and students who had a high scho-
lastic standing in chemistry or related fields were
eligible for membership in the organization.
Musicians plan recitals,
arrange Feast of Carols
Colorful costumes and a festive atmosphere char-
acterized the December Feast of Carols, sponsored
by members of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, national
professional musicians' fraternity, in cooperation
with Mu Phi Epsilon, women's music honorary.
After a banquet, traditional English, German and
Spanish carols were sung by language clubs and the
two groups jointly enacted a nativity scene.
Phi Mu Alpha members presented a music recital
in All Faith Chapel with the women's honorary
and, as service projects, ushered at University and
community musical recitals and concerts.
Phi Lambda Upsilon-TOP ROW
Daniel D Louie. James M Brown.
Richard L. Johnson. Marcus W Ha-
seltine. Andreas C Vikis SECOND
ROW: Herbert C Moser. Harold E
Mishmash. Ronald E Popham. Larry
M Nicholson BOTTOM ROW: Jerrel
C Anderson. Clifton E Meloan. Maar-
ten VanSwaay.
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia - TOP ROW
David D Jackson. David P Tollefson.
Eugene H. Copeland. John V Heit-
man BOTTOM ROW Wayne A Pear-
son. Albert J. Urich. Dennis V Un-
derbjerg, Richard E. Stitzel
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Pi Epsilon Delta-TOP ROW Jean A.
Shackelford, Michele J Clark, Bar-
bara A Sadkin. Rebecca A. Bloss.
SECOND ROW Susan M Moore,
David Sadkin, Adelia M Haun, Mary
M Berg, Wallace Dace BOTTOM
ROW Daryl M Wedwick, Michael J.
McCarthy, Franklin B. Siegle, Freder-
ick L, Williams
Drama honorary presents
original campus satire
World news events and campus administrators
were satirized by members of Pi Epsilon Delta,
drama honorary, in a skit review, "All in a Poly-
ethylene Bag." Proceeds were applied toward the
annual $100 scholarship given by the group to an
undergraduate drama student. The show also was
performed at the Manhattan Community House to
raise money for a new theater building.
Pi Tau Sigma sponsors
faculty volleyball contest
To promote a better student-faculty relationship,
Pi Tau Sigma, mechanical engineering honorary,
sponsored a volleyball game for students and faculty
in the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Members also arranged course review sessions for
seniors preparing for the engineering proficiency
exam and cooperated with the department in build-
ing a display for Engineers' Open House.
Pi Tau Sigma-TOP ROW: James L
Finney, David B Yardley, Donald F.
Hansen, Douglas A Robinson, Lionel
R Whitmer, SECOND ROW Randall
L Rich. Ted D, Edmondson, Donald
D Ficken, Jim A McKinms. BOTTOM
ROW: Adell W Brecheisen, Paul F,
Mennemeyer. Arthur C Streeter
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In an updated version of the Shakespearean classic, Juliet hes-
itates too long on the choice of a suitor and finds herself alone
Part of Pi Epsilon Delta's "All in a Polyethylene Bag." the skit
was written and produced by the honorary's student members
Putnam Scholars honor founder of scholarship fund
Honoring the scholarship fund's founder, Irene
Putnam, the Putnam Scholars Association planned
a birthday celebration in May and decorated a
Christmas tree for her. At an Endowment Associa-
tion banquet for the group in November, forty
freshman scholars were introduced and presented
their membership pins by President James A.
McCain. A watermelon feed and a banquet in the
fall acquainted the 92 members of the organization.
Putnam Scholars, who were selected from the
upper five per cent of their high school graduating
class and from special tests scores, were allowed to
renew their financial awards each year. Diana Loe-
tel was elected president of the association.
Putnam Association— TOP ROW Lauren J Langner. Sharon I Gentry. Diana
K Loetel, Rita A Muret, Rita A. Smith, Barbara D Gadberry. Beverly J Thomas.
Sherry J. Fearing. Karyl S Nelson, Carolyn I Mikesell SECOND ROW Martha
M. Fly, Patricia A. Hickey, Ann L Cravens, Phyllis M Kruse, Deborah J Chap-
man, Mary L. Boxler. Marilyn J Plett, Wanda L, Bates. Kathy J. Alexander.
THIRD ROW Leroy D Chadwick, James L Scott, David L Hyder. Virginia M
Munson. Kay A Magby, Carolyn A Kaberhne, Michael L Haney. Richard D
Gresham, Nancy L McNerny. Cady R Engler, BOTTOM ROW David Lionel
Parker, David J Holsinger, Robert Wehling, Carol Chnstensen, Robert M. Smith,
Stephen A, Smith, Peggy I DeJarnette, Alwyn H Gentry, James W Gentry
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Scabbard and Blade-TOP ROW Frederick A. Catrell. Philip L Sell. Raymond
W Pfannenstiel. Don A Johnson, Howard M Wehrman SECOND ROW Alan
E States, Richard E Boyce. Lester R Young, Francis L. Eisenbarth, David J,
Mellgren THIRD ROW: David Lionel Parker, Larry R Larsen, Leigh W, StClair,
Edward E. Blankenhagen. John C Nye BOTTOM ROW Robert C Dobson, Al-
len V Baldwin, James Q Kohler. Neil E Hahn
During a field-problem test. Scabbard and Blade members
check a map for their present location and future destination.
Military group unit forms
guard for former President
Twelve members of Scabbard and Blade marched
in an honor guard for former President Dwight D.
Eisenhower when he was presented an honorary
doctor of laws degree during June 1966 graduation
ceremonies. Outstanding cadets in advanced Army
ROTC with a grade point average of 2.6 or better
were eligible for membership in the honorary.
As a training program, pledges worked tactical
problems in which actives acted as aggressor forces.
During one night attack on enemy objectives,
pledges carried Ml rifles and used radio communi-
cation to aid in the simulated project.
The highest award given by the organization was
a scabbard presented to the outstanding senior ca-
det. The Scabbard and Blade Military Excellence
Award was presented to three underclass cadets at
the spring military review.
Scabbard and Blade cadets sponsored the annual
Military Ball and selected the Ball queen.
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Sigma Gamma Epsilon— TOP ROW: Louis Riseman, Sambhudas Chaudhuri,
Erhan Dulekoz, Douglas G. Brookins. Joseph R Chehkowsky, Thomas J Hansen,
Michael C. Metz. SECOND ROW Arthur W Hayes. William J Siebert, Max D
VanGaasbeek. Dennis C. Trabant. Philip J Stoehr. Barry L Snyder BOTTOM
ROW Claude W Shenkel. Charles P. Walters. George E. Petersen, John K.
Thomas, Henry V Beck
Geology students spend
five days in Black Hills
Staging a five-day field trip to the Black Hills
during spring break, forty members of the geology
honorary, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, studied earth
structure and hunted for fossils, rocks and minerals.
The group discussed geological theories with guest
speakers at monthly seminars and also arranged
bulletin board displays for the department. As a
service to incoming geology students, they provided
free tutoring in introductory courses.
Speech therapists clean,
restore departmental aids
Therapeutic aids of the speech departhent were
restored and cleaned by Sigma Alpha Eta, national
professional society for prospective speech and hear-
ing therapists. In the fall members had a picnic at
Sunset Park to boost membership. At other meet-
ings, Robert F. Brooks, advisor, explained require-
ments for membership in the American Speech and
Hearing Association, and a former member related
her experiences as a public school therapist.
Sigma Alpha Eta-TOP ROW
Margaret J. Conrow. Phyllis J Bias-
del. Chalise A Bourque. Manta M
Lamp. Kathleen M Stremel SECOND
ROW Evelyn L Moats. Judith A
Smith. Nancy C Hageman. Robert S
Brooks, THIRD ROW Linda D Orrell.
Judith A Cunningham, Karen L Hal-
ey
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Spanish honorary learns
Latin American customs
In a talk before members of Sigma Delta Pi, a
graduate student in linguistics from Colombia spoke
about the universities, as well as the customs, of
Latin America. Members of the Spanish honorary
learned also about the influence of students upon
the central governments and about recent student
strikes in several Columbian universities.
Members sang Spanish Christmas carols in the
annual Feast of Carols at Christmas and also had a
Christmas party and several coffee hours.
Steel Ring members plan
spring open house events
Coordinating events for Engineers' and Archi-
tects' Open House in March, men of Steel Ring
began planning early in the year. Membership in
the honorary required nomination by department
heads in engineering or architecture and a 2.0 grade
point average. The club presented a $100 scholar-
ship to a student selected by the Office of Aids and
Awards and supervised displays built by students in
the college's eight departments.
Sigma Delta Pi-TOP ROW Alice F Seybert. Martha J Lonergan. Linda M Miller. Ann S Hyde. Lauren E Schmidt BOTTOM ROW: Margaret A Mertz, Sherrilyn K.
Becker, Dwight D. Jewett, Carol Christensen.
Steel Ring-TOP ROW: James E
Touslee, William R. Klassen. Charles
E Bliss. Ronald M Kruse SECOND
ROW James L. Finney, Jerry W.
Stauder, Douglas A Robinson. Wil-
liam L. Wormington. John P. Clifton.
THIRD ROW Donald D Ficken. Wil-
liam T. Noll. Robert M Cooper, Ralph
E Hibler BOTTOM ROW John C
Nye. Clair S Schultis. William G.
Cooper
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Theta Sigma Phi-TOP ROW Cheri
L Avery. Jean Lange. Mary S Brand-
ner, Elaine A. Rusch, Carolyn R. Rice
BOTTOM ROW Roberta G Apple-
gate. Mary J. Pretzer. Melodie L.
Bowsher. Lora M Smith.
Sigma Delta Chi-TOP ROW: Ralph R Lashbrook. Elbert B. Macy, P. Delbert
Brinkman. Ronald P. Rachesky, Vernon D. Parker, Robert L Latta SECOND
ROW: Max D Remley. C J Medlin, Lowell Brandner. Donald L Towns. Freder-
ick L Williams THIRD ROW Robert W. Rice. Paul E. Muehrmg, Gary L Haden.
Jerry W Engler BOTTOM ROW William A. Blauvelt. William E. Buzenberg.
Leland K Johnson, Edgar A Chamness, J Michael Lowe.
Journalism honoraries recognize outstanding Kansans
At an initiation dinner in the fall, Sigma Delta
Chi, men's professional journalism society, present-
ed its first chapter recognition award to Henry Ja-
mison, editor of the Abilene Reflector-Chronicle.
Leroy Towns, president of the society, won second
in a collegiate writing contest at the national con-
vention in Pittsburgh, Penn., and in a Kansas City
Press Club skit contest the group placed first.
Theta Sigma Phi, women's professional journal-
ism society, conducted a clinic for organization and
living group publicity officers, and at an annual
Matrix Table banquet in the spring, named and
honored the Manhattan Civic Leader of the of Year
and the Kansas Press woman of the Year.
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Sigma Tau honors dean
for 50 years of service
Emeritus Dean of Engineering M.A. Durland
was presented with a plaque honoring him for 50
years of service to Sigma Tau by fellow members of
the engineering and architecture honorary. The
organization also awarded medals to the two fresh-
man men with highest grade point averages in the
two colleges. First semester, Sigma Tau pledges
whitewashed the "KS11 letters on K-Hill.
Architecture group joins
exchange of visual aids
Architecture departments of several universities
exchanged visual aid materials depicting regional
architectural structures with Tau Sigma Delta. The
architecture honorary also circulated photographic
examples of international architecture to schools
throughout the country. Speakers at organization
seminars stressed new philosophies about architec-
ture. The honorary awarded a SI 00 scholarship to
a freshman architecture student.
Sigma Tau - TOP ROW: Larry R Graber, Rodney T. Nash, Michael R. Pimple,
John M. Flannery, Ronald G Odom, Robert A. Burnett, Terry K Michie, John R
Fnley. Donald W Prather, Michael E. Hawk, Mark E Lipp SECOND ROW:
Howard R Brown, Thomas R Twombly, William W Everett. C Keith Hanne-
man, Larry R Martin, Kurt M Frisbie, Jon H. Peterson, Dale L. Schruben, Loren
D Nickoley, Donald F Hansen, Gary L Urbanek THIRD ROW: Donald D Fick-
en, John P Long, Clifton V Hostetler, David J. Holsinger, Kenneth R, Holdeman,
Lowell G Moore, Glenn P. Alpert, Frank W, Howard, David E Klotz, Dennis E.
Myers. BOTTOM ROW: Daniel J. Shiel, John D. Driskill, Stephen M. Thieler.
Robert L Hirt. Michael B Stevens. James K. Koelliker, John C Nye, Larry R.
Larsen. Rodney M. Bates.
Tau Sigma Delta - TOP ROW: Wing K Kwok, Betty J Mosier. Theodore W.
Sutherland. Robert L. Tripp, Don H. Bollmeier. Lyle F. Manmger, Jack H. Jack-
son, John E Helm SECOND ROW Donald E Carlson. Richard B. Kraybill. John
S. Frey, Julian F. Sayers, Demetnos Triantafyllou, James K. Shrack. Dennis D.
McKee, Ralph E Hibler. BOTTOM ROW: Robert A Cochran, Robert J Dodson,
Robert A Williams, Thomas R. Gossen, James H. Reeves, Michael E. Shelor.
Walter J Reichert
Sparks members sell 25-cent Val-o-grams to students in the
Union lobby as a Valentine's Day money-making project. After
selling the messages, written either by students or members of
the honorary, they were personally delivered by the women.
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Fencing club members demonstrate basic positions for an
audience at the Activities Carnival in September More than 80
organizations took the opportunity to recruit new members at
the carnival which ended freshman orientation activities.
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African Student Association — TOP
ROW Richard L Morse. Jeje J Oye-
kan, John B Mubiru. Joseph G lyo-
rver. Celestine O Njokuobi SECOND
ROW Johnson O. Arokoyo, Emman-
uel F. Bajunirwe. James 0 Ah, Ame-
chi K. Onyia, Jesudas U Mwanje
THIRD ROW Joseph I Alade. Anan-
ias L. Iga. William C Mayaki, Jibade
0. Oyekan, Jesse 0 Akinokun BOT-
TOM ROW Robert G Madziya.
James W. Hicklin. Daniel I Saror.
Folorunso A Fayinka, Akhlu K Mar-
lam.
African students explain
country's image of U.S.
Questions concerning the image of the United
States in Africa were discussed by a panel sponsored
by the African Student Association. Another panel
talked about the pros and cons of studying in a for-
eign country for a lengthy period of time. Members
also were hosts to Ishaya Audu, vice chancellor of
Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria.
Ag economists see slides
from university in Nigeria
John Sjo, associate economics professor, showed
slides on Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria, to
Agricultural Economics Club members
In the spring, the group awarded plaques to the
outstanding freshman and senior in agricultural
economics at a banquet on Ag Science Day. Mem-
bers also attended a spring steak fry.
Agriculture Economics Club — TOP ROW James D Gates. Stanley D Buss.
Don A. Johnson, Vaughn L Nelson. Kenneth L. Stielow. Glenn D Schiffner. Dar-
rell K. Cockrum, Jerry L Soldner SECOND ROW: Walter B. Doane. William D.
Ryan, Larry G Kern, Brad J Kerbs, Myron C Kellogg. Steve J Price. Kirby D
Pike. Jerry D Morgan THIRD ROW: Burton K Tribble. Michael A. Hanchett.
David W Cutter. Johnny E Stoll. Phillip L Knox, Kenneth A Wmzeler BOTTOM
ROW: Merton L Otto, John F Anderzhon. Kenneth W. Kruse, Kent H. Stones.
Stephen R Morris. Patrick A Johnson
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Ag educators' group presents scholarship to member
At the National Student Teachers convention in
Kansas City, twelve senior members of the Agricul-
tural Education Club attended forums and discus-
sions relating to agricultural education. In the
spring, the outstanding senior was recognized at an
annual awards banquet. He was chosen for activi-
ties and interest in agricultural education. The out-
standing junior member, Kenneth Kelly, was pre-
sented a scholarship for his senior year of studies in
the College of Agriculture. A watermelon feed for
new and old members highlighted the beginning of
the school year for the organization.
Agriculture Education Club - TOP ROW Glenn R. Gottlob. Ross D Crane.
Larry C. Epley, Ralph E Brooks. Robert J Mainquist. Ronald J. Smith. Larry D.
Ehrlich. SECOND ROW Russell L Ballentme. Wayne G Powell. Norman R
Galle. Kenneth W. Kelley, Don W. Sowers. Richard D Wilson. Ronald L. Stucky.
THIRD ROW. Eldon D. Lawless, Dale 0 Twaddell. Marvin W Creager. Terril L.
Eberhard, Gregory A Armbruster. Leslie B Allison BOTTOM ROW Victor L
Osborn. Gary D Francis. Dale E. Limn. Howard L Delaplane, Clifford D Ascher,
Les D. Strelt, Myron L Ammeter.
Agriculture Education Club -TOP ROW John R Gates. Gerald A. Nmemire.
Terry R. Schoenthaler. Herbert R Hayden. Kenneth D Sullivan. Rodney P Ship-
man SECOND ROW: Dennis D Towns. Donald D Asher, Wilbur R Stites. Paul
E. Glatt. Bruce R Flipse. Larry E Kater THIRD ROW: Lloyd D Huggins. Mark
W Houseweart. Larry E. Schmidt. McCager M Thompson. John H VanDalsem.
Larry E Goering BOTTOM ROW: Ronald L. Peterson. Carmen R. Klein. Allen V
Baldwin. Leon B Schmidt. Leon D. Sowers. Joe K Ludlum.
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Wives group plans events
for husbands and children
Agricultural Education Wives Club, a socially
orientated organization, sponsored a spring picnic
for members and their families and a Valentines
party for members and their husbands.
Monthly meetings of the wives featured guest
speakers including Mrs. Mike Ahearn and Mrs.
Hennie Smith. Mrs Ahearn, wife of the former
University athletic director exhibited her collection
of dolls; and Mrs. Smith, a Manhattan school
teacher originally from Holland, explained and il-
lustrated several techniques of knitting. Activities of
the auxiliary organization were coordinated by the
club's president, Virginia Baldwin.
Agricultural Education Wives Club - TOP ROW Mary L. Albracht. Barbara J
Stites. Mary L Agan. Sheila D Francis, Jo A Coleman. Constance A. Galle.
Dana L Osborn SECOND ROW Mary S Algrim. Bonnie R Flipse. Myra J Ja-
cobs, Eunice L. Bradley. Ladeanna L Twaddell. Carmen M Sowers BOTTOM
ROW: Bernice E Morgan, Christena A. Stevenson. Virginia K Baldwin. Colleen
L. Mainquist, Sally 0 Ammeter
Agricultural Mechanization Club -TOP ROW: Fred L Wedel. Robert D Har-
lan. William O Ebert. Ervin F. Gnadt. James L Gehrt. Walter B Patton SECOND
ROW Floyd J. Barkman. Charles D Dunbar. Alan M. Mitchell. James L Keener,
Robert G. Smith. Stephen J Cadman. THIRD ROW: Robert D. Kirkwood, Roger
A Russ. Ross W Cole. Owen A, Gaul. Frederick D, Riedel. Ralph I Upper BOT-
TOM ROW John T Hendricks. James D Dietrich. Gary J. Morehead. Roger R.
McKee. Galen R McDonald
Ag mechanization club set up display, show booth
In cooperation with a similar group from the
University of Missouri, the Agricultural Mechani-
zation Club in February set up a display at the
Western Farm Implement Retailer Convention in
Kansas City. The club, with an increased member-
ship of 30, also sponsored a booth at the Salina
Feeds and Materials Show, handing out curriculum
information to prospective students.
Completing its second year at the University, the
organization made plans to begin an instruction
class in the proper use of the slide rule and attended
a picnic and square dance in the spring.
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K-State Amateur Radio Club - TOP ROW: Dale J. Perry, William R Water
man. Sister Judith A, Kopka, Ronald E Fick. Dennis R. Peters. Stephen C. Bab-
coke. SECOND ROW: Donald G. Heuschkel. Richard E. Napper. Kenneth D
Shannon. Duane E. Beichley. Arris A Sigle BOTTOM ROW: Alan R Stephens.
William E Cahill. Daniel L Cox. Larry R Condit
Radio club conducts code class for ham operators
To provide information and to teach skills needed
for an amateur radio operator's license, the Ama-
teur Radio Club conducted a theory and code class
for students during the year. The group, which is
affiliated with the American Radio Relay League,
set up equipment in the basement of the Military
Science Building and operated station KOWAL to
relay messages within the building. The group also
assembled an exhibit for the Engineers1 and Archi-
tects1 Open House in the spring.
Sister Judith Kopka works with a TCM-2 transmitter with Lar-
ry Condit. president of Amateur Radio Club. Sister Kopka joined
the club to learn basic radio skills so that she can contact
friends in the U.S. while doing mission work in South America.
American Institute of Architects— TOP ROW: Wing K. Kwok. Linda L Ludden.
Douglas Noller. Wilma J. Briggeman. Linda F, Grubb, Theodore W. Sutherland.
Larry G Horning. Ryan R Rader. William E. Potenski. Richard L Gardner. Ken-
neth S. Tsujiuchi. SECOND ROW: Ronald W. Smith. Owen M Mamura. Richard
W Campbell. Rodger A. Brooks. Robert L Tripp, J Michael Vieux, Bernard L.
Nothhouse. Ronald L Easter. William R Bonner. Owen B. Estes. THIRD ROW
K Edward Lay. Larry A Henry. Julian F. Sayers. Richard B Kraybill. James M.
Hunt. Robert A Cochran, Michael E, Shelor. Joel S Schultz. Barry W Greis
BOTTOM ROW Lawrence B Zuercher, Thomas C Pearson, Walter J Viney,
James A Jantz, David C Adams. James H Reeves, Ralph E Hibler, Thomas R.
Gossen, Alvin L Seefeldt, Paul R. Mosiman
Architects publish humor magazine, view exhibits
Publication of "Crit," an informative, humorous
architecture magazine, was undertaken by the
American Institute of Architects. A display of the
work of Cal lister Associates of California and a
photographic exhibit of Architect Walter Gropius'
work were brought to campus through efforts of the
AIA. Holiday job opportunities were made known
to members at meetings which frequently featured
outstanding authorities on architecture from differ-
ent cities and universities. The planning director of
Sedgwick county spoke at one meeting. The ltDe-
sign Bowl," an annual intramural football game
with a team of landscape architects, was won by the
institute.
AIAA travels to Wichita
for monthly club meetings
Information about the Bell helicopters used in
Vietnam and a lecture on the small guided missile
AQM37A produced by Beech Aircraft Corporation
were featured at two monthly meetings of the Amer-
ican Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. The
club, directed by president Doug Robinson, also
made monthly trips to Wichita chapter meetings,
where motion pictures of a Gemini space flight were
viewed with members from that chapter.
Authors of the two top technical papers on aero-
nautics were sent to Wichita to compete for a cash
award and the honor of competing nationally for a
scholarship. Members prepared aeronautical dis-
plays for Engineering Open House.
American Institute of Astronautics and Aeronautics— TOP ROW William A
Wright, David F Wilkus. Bruce D Green, Douglas A Robinson SECOND ROW
James M Bowyer, Norman H Anderson. Jim A McKinnis BOTTOM ROW
Fred D Lang. Paul F Mennemeyer
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American Institute of Chemical Engineers— TOP ROW Edward W Dilling-
ham, Tommy D. Huecker. Jamil Haider, Ronald G Odom, Chester W. Halbleib,
Wayne C, Faulconer, Lyndon K Blocksome SECOND ROW: Richard H Clough,
Joseph F Reidl, Gary C Drost, William J Boyer, Gary G Draper. Steven P.
American Institute of Chemical Engineers— TOP ROW Prabodh R Shah,
David E Wainwright. John M Flannery, Forrest C Noah, Dale E Stevenson,
Greg T. Rockhold, Ronald E. Feldkamp, SECOND ROW Kanubhai H Patel, Les-
lie W Kuczynski. Dwight A Schulke, Howard R Brown, Perry 0 Scheuerman,
Palmer THIRD ROW Rex E Garrelts, Tedd J. Dowd. Richard L Corbin, Jack S.
Goodson, Larry S. Parrett, Jon D. Barton, Stephen E, Utterback BOTTOM ROW:
Lawrence A. Schulte, John M. Lefton, Thomas W Skinner, Ronald L Carr, Pa-
trick V Patton. John D. Driskill.
Ronald M. Kruse. John E Monacci THIRD ROW Enos E Moore. Monte L,
Gleason, William R Waterman, James E Anschutz. Loren D Nickoley, Thomas
W Scott BOTTOM ROW Charles W Duethman, Richard E Kaup, Robert M
Cooper. Kenneth L. Thomas, John W English.
Chemical engineers donate reference books for library
To improve the library in the Chemical Engi-
neering hall, members of the American Institute of
Chemical Engineers donated scientific reference
books and appropriated funds for physical repairs.
Representatives from Standard Oil Co., Proctor
and Gamble and Frontier Chemical Co. explained
new chemical processes and job opportunities to the
group at monthly meetings. For display at Engi-
neers' and Architects' Open House in March, stu-
dents built exhibits demonstrating desalination of
water, use of an analog computer and use of a laser
beam. The club ended activities for the year with a
picnic in Warner Park. President Steve Utterback
led the 75-member organization.
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American Institute of Design Student Affiliates-TOP ROW Merry J Kan-
awyer, Karen S Ward. Linda A. Baldndge. Judith A. Lamme. Gail M Berry. Gin-
ger L. Brooks, Mary A. Southard, Barbara A Chase. SECOND ROW Susan E.
Sullivan, Susan E. Dart, Veronica A, English. Doris F. Ward. Fransiska L Eccles-
ton. Lenna D. Skates. Salhe K Roach BOTTOM ROW: Guy N Belden. Jeanne
A. Ingersoll, Joan G Langland. Julie J Moyer, Karen A. Falk, Opal B Hill
Dallas trip highlights year
for AID student affiliates
Specialty shops and offices of interior designers
were visited by the American Institute of Design
Affiliates during a field tripto Dallas in March,
financed by a rummage sale sponsored by the
group. Floral and dormitory room designs were
demonstrated and representatives of interior design
companies spoke at institute meetings.
Industrial engineers give
service award to member
For the first time, the American Institute of In-
dustrial Engineers presented a chapter and profes-
sional service award to the outstanding member of
the organization. An appliance company represent-
ative was one of several speakers who addressed the
group and explained how industrial engineering
had affected his company's production.
American Institute of Industrial Engineers— TOP ROW Venkatarat Chittun,
David L. Bohl. Robert G Parker, James F. Reynolds, George F Scoggms. Gerard
F O'Connor, Gary L Johnston. Steven C Borell. David E. McDougal SECOND
ROW Jonathan M. Heslop. Bruce R Scoggan. Leonard W Rippetoe, John R.
Heath. Edmond T. Wolfram, Rodney M. Cowell, Emmett L. Stueve. Robert W
Clack. THIRD ROW Glenn Larson. Douglas C Schumacher. Victor M. Mo-
rales. Ronald E. Rezac, David C Kline. Steven J VanHole. Clair S Schultis.
George L. Dickey. BOTTOM ROW; Robert L. Cooke, Richard L. Ptak, Robert E
Power, Ronald J. Burt. William G Cooper. Patrick A Smith. Robert W Moses.
Malcolm D Rodenberg.
Ag engineers win trophy
for display at open house
First place departmental award for outstanding
exhibit in the Engineers' and Architects' Open
House was won for the second consecutive year by
the American Society of Agricultural Engineers.
Illustrating farming methods of the future, exhibit
guides explained new ideas in soil and water conser-
vation, feed handling, agricultural structures and
rural electrification to open house visitors.
Mechanical engineering
students tour major firms
Joined by members of the University of Kansas
chapter, members of the American Society of Me-
chanical Engineers toured major industrial firms in
Kansas City in November. The tour was part of a
yearly forum for mechanical engineering students
sponsored by the Kansas City society. Speakers
from national corporations talked about job oppor-
tunities to the group at monthly meetings.
American Society of Agricultural Engineers— TOP ROW Carl L. Schuler,
Alan D McMillan. Rodney S Horn, Kenneth W. Oliver. Dale N. Hess. Francis E
Ohmes. Billy D McMillen SECOND ROW; Jerry F Carlm, Neil F Pellmann.
Alan F. Kessler. Gene E. Eckel. Stanley R. Clark. Charles G Baker. Gary E.
Grimes THIRD ROW George H. Larson. Jerry L. Schmidt. John A. George. Da-
vid F Fairbanks. Glenn P. Alpert. Larry G Hess. Frank W. Howard BOTTOM
ROW Glenn W Shields. Mark D Schrock. Gerald J. Lang. James P. Murphy.
Charles V Booram, Steven J Weybrew.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers— TOP ROW James L Finney.
Michael Verschelden, Gerald F. Korach, Sidney K. Swank, Robert L Cravens.
Rodney T. Nash, Willard A. Miller, John R Fr'iley. SECOND ROW: William C
Monday, Donald D. Ficken, David L Isaacson, Lionel R Whitmer, Ralph E. Bak-
er. David B. Yardley, Thomas E. Foster THIRD ROW: David J. Holsmger, War-
ren E Carpenter, John Hintz, Homer L. Taber, Jim A. McKinnis, Michael R. Lew-
is. BOTTOM ROW: Paul F Mennemeyer. Wayne L. Pritz. Charles W Kuhn, Har-
old L. Dreiling, Ralph B Schwartz.
American Society of Civil Engineers— TOP ROW: Daniel D Petr. Deogracias
A. Magcalas. James E. Touslee, Thornton A Moore, Edward L Wilson, William
R Klassen, Robert L Fox, Ronald D Hoagland, William M Bellairs, Dennis D.
Lee. SECOND ROW: Robert G. Gudgen, Jimmie W Truhlar. Robert D Bowers.
Jerry L. May, Richard A, McKown, Garry L Macha, David T. Hellen, Elmer C
Zerr, Kenneth F Massingill. THIRD ROW Stuart A Spauldmg, Gary E Ervin,
Richard E Steele, Fredrick L Mattox. Glenn A Fager. Stephen L, Wollington,
Terry D Stull. Jerry S Murphy, Donald L. Lobmeyer, Gary L Urbanek BOT-
TOM ROW: Bruce V Collins, Edward D. Barenberg, Benny D Neaderhiser,
Gregory L Miller, James M. Haag. Roderick R Brown, Larry R Larsen, Daniel J.
Shiel, Kenneth R Fladie
American Society of Civil Engineers— TOP ROW Linda L. Gartner, Betty L
Lucas, Donald R, Bastin, Richard A Long, Gerald R Siuda. Philip Shapiro, Cal-
vin L. Hershberger, Dennis M. Clennan. Frank R Hardin. Bruce K McCallum.
SECOND ROW: Samuel Taftian, James L Tadtman. Jonathan W Eicher. Mel-
vm V. Ferguson, William D. Ellis. James W, Fitzwater. David J Mellgren, Karl J.
Svaty, Robert E, Gartner, Timothy L. Carroll. THIRD ROW: Clifton V. Hostetler.
Phillip T Morris. Dennis R Slimmer. James K Carlat. Larry L Herrmann. Tho-
mas L Oursler. James P. Elliott, Roger R Swart, Jay S Fisher BOTTOM ROW
Vernon H Rosebraugh. Jon H. Eshelman. Robert L Hirt. Dennis E Myers,
Ralph E Carthrae. Kenneth R Green, Benjamin F Spencer, Curtis D Musgrave.
Raymond L Rhodd, Craig A. Roberts.
Society of civil engineers receives excellence award
For the ninth consecutive year, the American
Society of Civil Engineers received the Certificate of
Commendation for Excellence in Conduct of Chap-
ter Affairs. The award was based on student parti-
cipation in chapter activities, programs presented
by the chapter and an annual report submitted to
the national office for review.
At fall semester programs, speakers from indus-
try and government offices talked about employ-
ment opportunities. Programs in the spring semes-
ter, planned by the department, included eight lec-
tures on hydraulic engineering. Members attended
the Mid-Continent Conference of Civil Engineers at
Lincoln, Neb., where chapters from five states were
represented. They also met with the society's state
section once each semester.
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Chemists take field trip,
discuss job opportunities
Movies illustrating advanced studies and pro-
gress in chemistry were shown at meetings of the
American Chemical Society. Organizational meet-
ings also included discussions of available job op-
portunities in chemistry and related fields.
In December, members took a field trip to the
Midwest Research Institute in Kansas City where
they toured chemical laboratories and learned of
needs and uses of chemistry in industry.
The society also sponsored picnics in the fall and
spring to introduce prospective members to the
club's purpose and activities. Membership in the
organization included students majoring in chemis-
try, biochemistry and chemical engineering.
American Chemical Society — TOP ROW Burk Jubelt. Carolyn K Fair. Linda
A. Claydon BOTTOM ROW: Robert S Frye. George W Hawks
Landscape architects develop Quinlan Gardens area
Quinlan Gardens, the area between Petticoat
Lane and the home management houses, was devel-
oped through the efforts of the American Society of
Landscape Architects. The project was financed by
contributions of local garden clubs.
L. R. Quinlan, professor emeritus of landscape
architecture, was one of several authorities in the
field of landscape architecture who addressed the
group. He spoke about landscaping in national
parks. Robert Ealy, head of the Department of
Landscape Architecture, spoke about photography
during another meeting. At Engineers' and Archi-
tects' Open House, members displayed concepts of
landscape architecture in enlarged photographs.
American Society of Landscape
Architects - TOP ROW Neil D
Rogers. Mary J. Seyler. Susanne F.
Little. Beverly J Salter, Dean F. Har-
per. SECOND ROW: Gary D. Raffety.
James K Shrack. Leon R, May, H
Stewart Mann, Melvin J Stout.
THIRD ROW Robert P Ealy. Roger C
Larson, Edward D Holmberg, John R.
Ritter, Fredrick C Bliss BOTTOM
ROW Daniel McGhee. Richard S
Hubbell, Larry P Blankenship. Ernest
H. Ungnade
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Society of American Military Engi-
neers-TOP ROW Claude L Rob-
bins, James L. Tadtman, James D
Stewart SECOND ROW Robert L
Terry, Douglas S Clark, Dennis E
Myers, William E, Vigneron BOTTOM
ROW Garry M Dalby. David R Col-
lins, David H McNabb,
Military engineers travel
to Kansas City on field trip
Preparing for jobs in branches of the Army,
members of the Society of American Military Engi-
neers toured the Corps of Engineers district in Kan-
sas City on a field trip in April. The group and the
student chapter at the University of Kansas attend-
ed a regional conference at the Kansas City profes-
sional chapter's headquarters. Organized for Army
and Air Force cadets majoring in engineering, the
society showed films and sponsored speakers who
lectured on various areas of the field.
Nuclear society conducts
educational film series
Films from the Atomic Energy Commission on
topics ranging from reactors to medicine were
shown as part of the nuclear education program of
the American Nuclear Society. Speakers at other
meetings included representatives from the Oak-
ridge Laboratory who spoke on "Radiation Effects
in Manned Space Vehicles" and "Present and Fu-
ture Prospects for Nuclear Desalination." At the
Engineers Open House, the society set up a display
on food preservation by irradiation.
American Nuclear Society— TOP ROW Lawrence N Frey, Billy J Foreman,
James E Stresewski, William A. Wright, John C Irwin SECOND ROW: Bruce
D. Green, Richard D. Gresham. Dale L. Schruben, William L Selbe, Robert L
Neill. THIRD ROW: Gene P. Rathbun, Jerry W, Stauder, Norman H Anderson,
James C Skach, Gilbert J. Hemen, Roger N. Henry BOTTOM ROW Albert J
Alexander, Patrick F Ervin, Harold E Soco'lofsky, Robert F, Pauly, Gaylord L.
Rice.
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American Veterinary Medical Association Seniors— TOP ROW Iris L Wag-
ner, Dallas D. Caster. Delvin D. Randolph. Jerry M. Peterson. Robert A. Ander-
son, Joe K. Baber, Jon M Day, Jerry L Hummel, Catherine L Harmon. SEC-
OND ROW: David T. Lane, LeRoy P. Schild, Michael A Lanning. Joy L Decker,
Byron L Wilson. Curtis D Lewis, Edward J. Plocharski, Ned E Eib THIRD
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H Mattare, Jack S Dunham. James I. Miller, Fineas G Hughbanks, Edward J.
Jezbera. BOTTOM ROW: Darrell L. Haeker, Andrew J. Bozarth, Allen A, Cesaf-
sky, Robert A. Swerczek, Christopher E. Nance, James F. Hicks, Walter E. Colon,
Earl B Hauck
AVMA exchanges with Oklahoma State students
Industrial veterinarians, insurance agents and a
representative from the Wichita Humane Society
were guest speakers at meetings of the 300 members
of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
The student chapter's efforts, coordinated by presi-
dent Larry Anderson, were responsible for "Ad-
vances in Veterinary Medicine," tenth annual Vet-
erinary Medicine Open House, Senior-Faculty
Banquet, and an annual weekend exchange with
Oklahoma State University's veterinary college.
American Veterinary Medical Association Seniors— TOP ROW Larry K
Dresher, Ramon M. Crespo, Benjamin B Dow, James A Case, Duane M Hen-
rikson, Edward E. Barben, Dennis T. Nelson, Robert J Bury, SECOND ROW:
Jerry M, Middleswart, Robert L. Kerns, William C Bergin, Robert E, Cartee, Roy
A Braum, James L Corlis, Howard A, Kmzer. THIRD ROW Richard J, Cortesi,
Harold D Bauman. Robin R. Domer. Daniel A. DeNoon, James E. Dale. Leon E.
Thiessen, Charles E Knudsen, Marlin D Jeffers. BOTTOM ROW: Jacob M
Sherwood. Neill R. Walker, Clint S. Hardy. Timothy P. Cheny. Leonard A, Sigdes-
tad, Lloyd W Rogers, Kenneth D. Winters, Ronny L. Pemberton.
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American Veterinary Medical As-
sociation Juniors— TOP ROW Den-
nis A. Rohan, Larry L Williams. Nor-
man R Schneider. Max L Hacker.
Walter L Sidwell. Jack D Henry
SECOND ROW Frank G Bieberly.
Edward L Kniffen. Dean J Alpert.
Linda L. Delaplam, Michael K. Moore.
Sherwood L. Svarvan BOTTOM
ROW Richard D Knewtson, Stephen
R. Frack. Michael A. Gangel, David S
Hodgson. Robert J Shay
American Veterinary Medical Association Sophomores— TOP ROW Dean
R. Bader, Richard A Barta. Thomas D Vincent. Larry R Meisegeier, Dean P.
Fankhauser. Deborah F Enchsen. Evelyn A Bock. Tony L Kirk. Jerry B Burkey.
Arnold G. Nagely. SECOND ROW: Robert G. Rohrbaugh, Veryl B Sibley. Randy
D. Risley, Eugene R Colthier. Joan E. Warner, Kenneth N Onyia, Marvin J. Farr.
George L. Wiley. Loren G Tucker THIRD ROW Dennis R. Skalka. Gary E. Voelk-
er. Garth L. Peterson, Keith M. Kingsley. William M Agresta, Roger S Fix. Don-
ald M Long. Wallace E. Kraft. Gary M. Hutton. John J Emery BOTTOM ROW:
Andre A Darngrand, Richard L Branson. Robert A MacArthur. James P. Nel-
son. Sherman J Swanson. David N Bisbee, Harry A Stemfort. William M.
Bryant. Arthur L. Carpenter
American Veterinary Medical Association Sophomores— TOP ROW Freder-
ick L. Helm. Philip D. Burford, William P. Tidball, Ronald E Jordan. Tommy L.
Jacobitz. Kenneth H Rockwood, William E Lammers. Mary L Liljestrand. Ron-
ald L. Schindler SECOND ROW: Craig L Carmichael. Dennis W Smith. James
E Kimbrough. Lonnie D. Willis. William P Gallant, Donald J. Kmoch, James R.
McCoy, Larry H. David, Robert R Cudney. Kenneth M. Krauter. THIRD ROW:
Ralph E Sievers, Gary A Splitter. Loren J Rickard. Terryl K. Schmitt. Ronald T.
Beach, Gerald L Richardson. John L. Smith. James F. Wadsack. Robert G. Brod-
erick. BOTTOM ROW David L Eisenbrandt. Fred E. Lowrey. Norbert J Zander.
Steven L Rogers. Ronald A Engelken. Ronald G Mason. Larry D. Stuckey, Rob-
ert C Hartley
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tme 0 N|oku. Richard N. Bruce. Richard L Robinson, Michael L. Gambiani,
Brenda G Adrian. Susan J Alderman, James T Marsh, Harold W Richardson,
Ronald E Sanko SECOND ROW Jerome P Yorke. George W Dunbar, David A
Swerczek, Marlin R Grosz, Jane M Albin. Larry H Ringel, Henry R Ewert, John
L, Lenz. THIRD ROW: Warren E Boomer. Robert E Stach, Victor E Asnpaugh,
Curtis L Ish, Larry J Oliver, Robert J Gump, Mark D Williams, Roger L Becker,
Gerald F, Slonka. BOTTOM ROW Thomas R. Hagan, Vernon D Maxwell, Denis
A Bekaert, Coy C Mickey, Joseph G. Mernam, James M Osborn. F. Lynn Wil-
lard, Edward T. Doyle
American Veterinary Medical Association Freshman— TOP ROW Garry J
Rokey, Gary L Westphal, Perry R. Griffith. Marc E. Miller, William N. Bendure,
Jerry D Leroux, Thomas H Cure. Roy L Smith, Larry M Peterson. Donald L,
Sweat, William P. Beezley. SECOND ROW Frank C Stanton, David L Browder,
Max R Russell. Robert C. Just. Walter W Kurth. Ronald E Helton. Gary G
Swails, Richard M Reid, Gerald L Jenkins. Russell S Gerard THIRD ROW Bill
W Atkinson, Daniel I. Saror. Lionel L Reilly, J Raymond McClure, Roderic D.
Simpson. Kent D Haury. Gene R Kluck. Harold J. Barnes. Charles R. Johnson,
William M. Morland, William H Fuhrman BOTTOM ROW Douglas L Berndt.
Billy J Robinson. David R Franz. John W Harvey, Roger P. McCartney, Frank
D, Murry, Thomas G. Ksiazek, James P Wright, Ralph C Richardson, John C.
Smith
American Veterinary Medical Association Freshman— TOP ROW Clifford T.
Kumamoto, Cecil W. Wiley, Jack D Spencer, Robert D Randall, Douglas K, Jer-
nigan, Harve P Ringheim, John R Rule, Kay A Magby SECOND ROW Nicho-
las R Schroeder. Steven H. Slusher, James H, McKinley, Lowell D Loesch, Jer-
ry W, Diemer, Steven V. Frusher. Frank R Douthit, Richard P. Miller, Roger W
Perkins. THIRD ROW: Kenneth R, Brady, John W. Stuckey, Kenneth W Harper,
Joseph M Bohnen, James V Doran, Alexander M. Young, Steven G. Grube.
Jack E Ellithorpe BOTTOM ROW Thomas F Gillaspie, Bernard C Taylor, Wil-
liam W, Buisch, John E Holste. Alvin A Pravecek, August J, Hildebrand. Ste-
phen A Daniel.
Small hands retain a sepure hold as a senior veterinary intern
at Dykstra hospital offers assurance of a painless treatment.
Auxiliary sponsors panel
of state veterinarian wives
Usually dividing into interest groups of bridge,
knitting and education, members of the American
Veterinary Medical Association Auxiliary met to-
gether to watch a veterinarian perform surgery on a
small animal. As a group, the wives club also spon-
sored a discussion panel of veterinarians' wives
throughout the state. To raise money for an annual
project, the auxiliary sold cookbooks.
In spring, 1966, the women purchased a bulletin
board for the posting of job opportunities for stu-
dents in veterinary medicine. During the Christmas
season, the women and their husbands gave a party
for their children. They also attended monthly ac-
tivities with their student husbands and regular
dances for veterinary medicine students.
American Veterinary Medical As-
sociation Auxiliary-TOP ROW
Joan C. Baber, Nancy M. Walker, Ja-
nice D Zander, Judy A Nagely. Mary
D Barben. Syndy L Gerard. Patricia
A Krauter SECOND ROW JaneA
McCoy, Nancy K Robinson, Yvonne
A. Brodenck, Karen K Ringel. Arlene
K Goble. Beth L Bisbee THIRD
ROW Janice S David. Carole R Har-
tley. Jeanne A Pollock, Charlene J.
McCartney. Mavis L Kingsley, Jams
V. Smith. Lois S Lanning BOTTOM
ROW Donna C Swanson. Erna J
Wright. Mary E Bauman. Peggy L
Middleswart. Barbara J. Case, Carol
Cartee
American Veterinary Medical Association Auxilary— TOP ROW Terry M
Colon, Ann L. McKinley, Karen K. Vincent, Patricia S Willis. Nancy L Diemer,
Jean Kirk, Linda M Schild SECOND ROW: Jan K Schmdlen, Loretta F Ander-
son, Marilyn A. Cortesti, Marilyn K Kimbrough. Joyce J Kmoch, Shirley J Nan-
ce, Sandy K. Kurth. THIRD ROW Carolyn R Jezbera. Jacquehn K Corlis, Mary
A. Ewert, Kay E. Leroux, Janet E Westphal, Sue A Carmichael. Kay M Hutton.
BOTTOM ROW: Karen Y. Domer, Patricia B. Bergm, Jeanetta S Bozarth. Jams
M Reilly. Nona M. Barnes, Itha M Bendure. Pat C Pravecek.
Arab-American Club-TOP ROW
Hisham K Saadeh, Salma H Saadeh.
Suad A Shubber, Najah M Shubber
BOTTOM ROW Khalid A. Saab, Tank
M. Khat ib. Ahmed M. El -Dash. Mo-
hamed H Abdel Moneim.
Bakery Management Club— TOP
ROW David N Pfefer. John J Carr,
Allen W Kirleis. Steve A Johnson,
Edward R Hayes SECOND ROW:
Vardon J Gainor. Marvin V. Brewer,
William C Hurley, John A. Johnson.
BOTTOM ROW Fred W. Suggs.
Edward L Hutz, Robert A Borowski
Bakery club leads tours
for high school students
To promote interest in bakery science, the Bak-
ery Management Club conducted tours of bakery
facilities on campus for high school and elementary
school students. The club's Ag Science Day exhibit
pointed out opportunities in the baking industry
with a display of products, career brochures and
pictures of bakeries. Representatives from bakery
corporations talked to the group on advertising
problems in the field and speciality breads.
Chinese students celebrate
New Year with KU group
To ring in the Chinese New Year, the Chinese
Student Association and students learning Chinese
at the University of Kansas celebrated with a dinner
party at Lawrence in February.
An Oriental meal was prepared by club members
for a get-acquainted dinner at the beginning of the
fall semester. All new students interested in mem-
bership were invited to attend. During the year
members frequently met for social activities.
Chinese Student Association— TOP
ROW: Chang H Chu. Tsung S. Liu.
Robert T. Yu, Ignatius C Wang,
Chuen C Lin, Yi T. Sun SECOND
ROW Andrew H Ho. Elton C. Lee.
Shiu-Kit Lee, Ming-Hsin Chang, Sarah
T.Tung BOTTOM ROW: Punley H
Yang, James H. Tung, Leslie L Ho,
Wilbur P. Hsieh.
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Arab-American club hosts
International Week dinner
In observance of International Week in the
spring, the Arab-American Club sponsored the
annual Arab Dinner. Members, with five professors
in the group, had a panel discussion or speaker at
each bi-monthly meeting.
A chapter of The Arab Student Association, the
group helped to provide 17 scholarships for Ameri-
cans to study at Iraq and Cairo Universities.
Block and Bridle yearbook
places second in contest
At a national meeting at the Stockyards Inn in
Chicago, Block and Bridle was awarded second
place among 42 chapters for their annual Block and
Bridle yearbook. They also won the fifth place na-
tional award for chapter activities. In addition to
sponsoring judging contests and a barnwarmer
dance, members were hosts for activities of the De-
partment of Animal Husbandry.
Block and Bridle— TOP ROW: Nancy J Ukena, Peggy J Frakes. Charles S. Har-
tley. Janet L Hastings. Carol A Laverentz. Kathryn E. Adams. Candice S- Case.
Luann K. Nelson. Debara K. Nye, Barbara J Socolofsky. Charles D Lambert.
SECOND ROW Cheryl K Huse'man. Lester D Martin. John A Mertz. Gary D
Seibert, Allan V Miller, Richard L Theurer. Ronald U Lmdquist. Melvm L Rie-
mann. James V Miller, Sylvia A Lydick THIRD ROW Timothy J Rowe, Terr-
Block and Bridle-TOP ROW: Mildred J Scnbner, Donna L. Burnett, Richard L
Teagarden, Lonnie L. Lemon. Charles M Graves. Robert A Ebert, Carol L Run-
yon. Birgit H. Gustafson, Kendal L Grecian SECOND ROW Donald R. McClure.
Brad J Kerbs, Terril L Eberhard, Richard E. Wilborn, Freddie M. Dehoff, Ken-
neth R. Wade, Gordon R, Christiansen, Waldo D Poovey THIRD ROW: Kelvin
ance F. Ball, David W Grothusen, William M Frankenbery, John C Nagel, Dan
R. Peterson, Duane H McClure, Sondra L Grumbein. Sally J Lydick, Gene W.
Laverentz, Dale M. Richardson, BOTTOM ROW Arthur A Adams. James R
Dobbins, Garry L Peterson, Wesley P Holmes, David W Bircher, William D
Oswalt. Roger D Beesley. Virgil R Huseman, William M Payne. Charles R
White
R Boyer. Roger A. Griffin, Ronald J Seyfert, Richard P Houdyshell. Leigh W St
Clair, Carmen R Klein, Thomas D Perrier, Robert C Carlgren, Michael D. Van-
Allen BOTTOM ROW Eugene 0 Peters. Willard G Olson. Dan L Hoffman.
Donald B Johnson, Bruce E Frost, Galen G Frick, Charles L Jasper. John H
Schlickau.
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Clinic Club - TOP ROW: Alice L.
Boyles. Virginia L Ward. Tern A
DaMetz. Karen E Leker SECOND
ROW Sherry E. Miller. Steven C.
Bruner. Larry G. Walker. Charles R.
Bonebrake, Wilbur L Lala BOTTOM
ROW: Burk Jubelt. Kendall M Wright.
William D Butler. Charles R King
Clinic club members hear
dean from medical school
John Chapman, associate dean of the University
of Kansas Medical School, talked to members of the
Clinic Club in October. He outlined medical school
admission requirements and explained standards
used by most schools. Freshman medical students
from the University of Kansas were invited to visit
the campus to discuss problems encountered.
Surgeons, interns, coroners and general practi-
tioners, discussed their professions with the group.
They told members, most of whom were interested
in medicine or dentistry, what to look for in choos-
ing a medical school and answered questions about
their various fields of practice.
Chaparajos club celebrates
twentieth year on campus
Celebrating their twentieth anniversary on cam-
pus, members of Chaparajos, a horsemen's club,
invited charter members to the University's annual
National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Rodeo
in April. The rodeo began the spring circuit in the
Great Plains region. Team members, who were
Chaparajos, took first and second in rodeos at the
Universities of Iowa and Wisconsin in the fall.
Besides planning and participating in collegiate
rodeos, members also had a fall overnight trail ride
to a professor's ranch east of Manhattan and
planned a spring steak fry and a queen contest
judged on horsemanship, beauty and personality.
Chaparajos Club - TOP ROW Mar-
cia L Stout, Vicki M. Hedges. Joyce L
Wolfram. Joan E Warner, Newton C
Hmson SECOND ROW Clayton R.
Beebe. William M Frankenbery, Larry
G. Bailey. Jane L Chatlain. BOTTOM
ROW Elmer D Imthurn. Louis D.
Todd. Charles R White
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Chaparajos- TOP ROW: Deanna C. Rogers, Glenda M. Booth. Memory D
Marlow. Virginia L McPhail. Lynda S. Harris. Karen J Whitton. Tamara D. Arm-
strong. Sharon W Bush. Richard L, Teagarden SECOND ROW Candice S.
Case. Catherine L Turner, Catherine L Scholler. Shannon S. Hetnck. Donna L
Symns, Lona D Vilander. Gail A Mayer. Eva J Sutherland. Deanna M. Adams.
Robert S Vincent. THIRD ROW: Frank E. Mattke. Sharon L Norton, Carolyn A
Kaberhne, Joyce E. Furney, Donald A. Herbers, Robert A Herlocker, Norman W.
Pilger, Marsha L Norton. David Worthmgton. Steven A Mueller BOTTOM
ROW Denton, J, Whitman. Ronald D, Pappan. Ronald W Norton. Frederick W
Gatlin, Eldon M, Murray, William S. Swan, Kent H. Stones, Charles W Burger.
Lannie L Hanel
Chaparajos— TOP ROW: Laura J. Kobbeman, Linda K. Gaul, Patricia K. Miller.
Peggy J. Frakes, Janet H Woodson, Kathenne A Kirk, Chen L. Blickenstaff. Gin-
ger L. Brooks, Tracy A. Gaughan, Patricia J, Drake SECOND ROW: Joel L
Mead, Charles D. Lambert, Suzanne DiMatteo, Pamela A Bowmer. Janet L.
McAninch. Joyce L. Womeldorff, Cynthia A Hutchins, Joyce E Blecha, Carolyn
R. Zenishek. THIRD ROW Barbara J. Socolofsky, Joann R Huseman. Lynn D.
Glasco, Richard M Reid, Harold G. Weil, David W. Grothusen, David C Hall,
James E, Bobmmyer, Charles K Tillson, Kelvin R Boyer BOTTOM ROW Terry
S Wollen, William D Oswalt, John R Khng. Thomas H Wessels. Ray L Helm-
bold, Richard W Lewis, Forrest E. Stegelin, Kenneth L Carlson, Robert J Bon-
sall
Chaparajos-TOP ROW: Mildred J Scnbner. Patsy J James. Cheryl K Huse-
man. Debara K. Nye, Ruth L. Worthmgton, Donna L. Burnett BOTTOM ROW
Alfred J Herndon, Richard K Norton, Andrew M. Jones, Fay 0 Russett. Lonnie
L Lemon, Lester D Martin
Collegiate 4-H club builds bulletin boards on campus
Bulletin boards were erected near Ford hall and
the Physical Science building by members of Col-
legiate 4-H. The group raised funds for club activi-
ties by selling concessions at the Hutchinson State
Fair in September. Students also helped county
agents judge 4-H exhibits at fairs and county club
days and planned the program for a freshman mixer
during orientation week in the fall.
In the spring, the club organized a clean-up
weekend at Rock Springs 4-H Ranch. Cooperating
with the Kansas 4-H Foundation and the extension
office, members of the group wrote copy, edited and
planned page layouts for "4-H in Review," a publi-
cation describing county 4-H activities in Kansas.
The magazine, which has a circulation of 21,000, is
distributed throughout the state.
Collegiate 4-H Club -TOP ROW: Faye L. Hegeman. Glenda T. Boyce. Phyllis
J. Gillmore. Jerlynn K Isch. Shirley A. Livengood. Karen S. Bugbee. Nancy A
Kasitz, Sandra D Tollefson, Donnis A Johnson, Doris B. Mayhill, Jean K. Clark-
son SECOND ROW: Joe P. Giersch. Kent L Noel. Jane E Kitch, Betty A Beis-
ner. Margaret A Thiel. Nancy J Gatewood. Sharon F. Rice. Bonita F Biery,
Charlotte A. Shoup. Sharon L Stone, Linda K. Riemann. Jack L. Burton THIRD
ROW Donald B. Coleman. Linda R Wasmund. Jean M. Haines. Deborah J.
Russ. John D. Wood. Dennis R Siefkes. Jerry W Sleichter, Dennis D. Towns.
Gerald J Bohnen. James E Phillips, George Heersche. FOURTH ROW: Duane
E. Mikesell. Justin B Janssen. John W. Toney, Perrin K. Symns. Dan L.
Hoffman. Timothy T. Benton. Richard D. West, Gary J. Hanna, Ben W. Wood,
Gerald H Thiele, John H. VanDalsem BOTTOM ROW. Stephanie A. Baer. Jean
M. Sunderland, Susan G Woodard. Jill Stevens, Margaret L. Dempster, Carol E.
Torkelson.
Collegiate 4-H Club - TOP ROW Eldeen M Voth. Mary L Ault. Jean L Un-
ruh, Jolene R Charvat, Reba S. Brazle. Marie J Morton, Nancy J Ukena, Mar-
garet Smerchek, Sharon K. George. Terry A. Lassman. Nancy L Presnal. SEC-
OND ROW Marcia L. Lowther. Margaret R Hooper. Judith I Kitch. Mary K.
Prochaska, Delma J. Baker. Loretta E. Reeh. Nancy J. Atkinson. Carol F. Hen-
dershot-, Marcia G Lundquist, Martha D. Patton, Carolyn M Robinson THIRD
ROW Judith A Hornberger. David C Todd, Richard L McCollough. Steve D.
Carr, Alan L. DeGood. Cynthia A Wilson, Connie M. McClure. Marlyse K. Mil-
burn. Marlena K Sanders. Judith H. Hunter. Janice A. Overocker. BOTTOM
ROW: Richard D Lowe. Larry E Kater, Barry L. Schartz. Dennis G. Kasselman,
Leslie C Longberg, Glenn W. Riggs. Larry E. Goering, Dale E. Naiman, Elizabeth
R. Sutcliffe, Delores A. Hoffman. Marsha A. Bouchey.
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Visual aid materials for the grand champion demonstration at
Riley County Club Days are examined by the two Collegiate 4-H
Club members who judged the event Members judge for near-
by counties' club days and for the regional contest on campus.
Colligate 4-H Club - TOP ROW: Janell A Planner. Judith A Smith. Theresa A
Meyer. Linda K. Gaul. Beverly J. Kreider, Rita A Muret. Karolyn K Kellogg. Betty
J Smith. Donita M Steele. Sandra S Abeldt. Carol A Phillips SECOND ROW
Nina M. Felbush, Susanna G Dusenbury. Jane C Wagner. Marcia P. Bartell.
Linda C. Wiehe, Linda L. Plummer, Richard D Miller, Marcia A Norby. Joanne
J. Parker. Tom J Moxley THIRD ROW: Margaret E Bryant. Mary J Knappen-
berger. Ann J Brunner. Carolyn D Olson. Melvin N Metzen. James F Plog.
Rodney P Shipman. Richard L Scott, Walter B Patton. Ronald L Strahm, Ted
D Edmondson BOTTOM ROW: Lyle H Gugler. Gary D Thompson. James G
Jenkins. Jon R Gremer, Victor A Moss, Roger C Locher, Barbara J Nagel,
Kenneth L Carlson, Florrie N Jones, James H Peckham
Collegiate 4-H Club - TOP ROW Chen L Avery, Jeanne E Haslouer. Karr L
Wilson, Juanita K Brinkmeyer. Linda G. Schwilling, Lois F. Hurd, Helen L Ford,
Beverly A. Dearing. Glenda M. Odgers, Sue A Jensen, Shirley M. Kastle SEC-
OND ROW Sharon J. Hendershot. Joyce E Blecha, Linda M Richardson.
Monte W. Harden. Ruth A Wilhite, Suzann K Neitzel. Luann K. Nelson, Carla J
Garrison. Arietta Y Visser, Keith D Starr. THIRD ROW Bruce T Waldren, Larry
E Kohl, Sally A Goodyear. Donald R McClure. Lynn D Glasco. Roger R Mc-
Collough. James R Ploger. Richard M Reid, Donald G. Ziegler. Roy B Barnhart.
Jimmy D Mathis. BOTTOM ROW Steve G Grube. James C Forshee. Edwin L
Becker. Dale P Mann. Forrest E Stegehn. Ronald L Peterson. Garry L. Peter-
son. John R. Khng, Ronnie G Lunsford, Ralph C Richardson.
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Collegiate Young Democrats— TOP ROW: Janice L Johnson. Marilyn J An-
derson, Kathleen D. Kelly, Jane A. Shaffer, Pamela A Jones, Marcia K Imm.
Kathleen J. McCreery SECOND ROW: Le R Bonorden, Linda A Price. Michael
A. Hendricks. Kathleen A Schmidt. Victor F. Shalkoski. Elizabeth C. McKemy.
Eugene C. Smith. Mary J Pretzer THIRD ROW Joyce J Rohr, Richard E.
Shank, Emmett L. Stueve, John W Cooper. Karl A. Pesaresi, Jerry B Fickel, Wil-
lard A Miller BOTTOM ROW Daniel R Lykms, Gerald D Schmidt, Alan W
Scott, Seth Kaufman, George A, Lewis, Richard E Kaup
CYDs,CYRs campaign
for governor candidates
Elections in November brought speakers and
campaign activity to members of Collegiate Young
Republicans and Young Democrats. The clubs pro-
vided rides to the polls, mailed campaign literature
and called on voters personally.
"Collegiates for Avery" toured the state cam-
paigning for the GOP gubernatorial candidate. The
governor and several Congressional candidates, in-
cluding Rep. Larry Winn and Sen. James Pearson,
appeared before the 675-member group. To inform
students about the outlook of the 1968 Legislature,
CYR in January organized four legislative work-
shops on liquor by the drink, education, mental
health and Medicare, John Conard, speaker of the
Kansas house, and Pres. James A. McCain were
keynote speakers for the conference.
CYD invited George Docking, the governor's
brother, and Democratic nominees for lieutenant
governor and attorney general to speak. Students
attended a breakfast for Sen. William Fulbright,
who addressed an all-University convocation in the
spring. CYD members also carried placards and
lobbied during Model Congress sessions.
State Representative Richard Rogers crowns CYR Queen Pam
Carlson. University candidate for CYR state convention queen.
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Collegiate Young Republicans— TOP ROW Austina D Terry. Jams E Miller,
Wilma J. Lunt, Judy K McAhster. Gail M. Farmer. Stephanie A Baer. Paula N.
Gantz, Vera J. McAlexander. Joyce L. Womeldorff. Judy M. Brammer. Nancy K.
Scheetz. SECOND ROW Larry G Horning. Richard D Miller. Tom J. Moxley.
Steven A Lunt. John R. Clark, Linda K. Thurlow. Barbara J. Chance, Thomas R.
Tucker. Curtm L Wagner. Lawrence E. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Ronald L. Strahm,
Melvm D Robinson. Barry Jensen. Richard D Roswurm. John A Snodderley.
Kenneth A Winzeler, William D Miner. Steven G Kirkwood. Loretta N. Jones.
Roger C Locher, Thomas K Plant BOTTOM ROW Jon R Gremer, Albert J.
Alexander. Donald B Johnson. James G. Swinehart. Jerry A Fabert, James W.
Stanley, Harold J. Garten, Kenneth R Reynolds. John W Stude, William E Pip-
penger
Collegiate Young Republicans— TOP ROW Marilyn L Hall, Margaret E.
Chew, Margaret A Ewing. Jean A Sheik, Mary L England. Janet A. McNee,
Kathryn E Heyne. Barbara A Stiles, Susan C. Bethell, Sandra M Hamilton,
Lawrence N. Frey SECOND ROW James R Kenyon, William M Henry, Patrick
M. Harmon, Barbara J Chaloupka, Angele Holvorson. Galen R. Niedenthal,
Dwight A Schulke, John E Denning, Michael R. Hillyard, Carl J Carlson.
THIRD ROW: William R, Atkinson, George A. Brelig. Jerry G Anderson. Louis
W Bolack, Richard L Newkirk, Bruce E Burke. Eugene W Kovar. Guy M Heyl.
Frank R Bernasek. Gail I Post. Brian G Dunham BOTTOM ROW Terry D
Uehlmg, Lynn R Johnson. Ronald R Worley. Kent R Praeger. Dale P. Mann.
Richard M Wibbeler, Robert D Fyfe. David E. Freeland, Thomas R Hathaway,
Robert F Winzeler.
Collegiate Young Republicans— TOP ROW James S Minnick. Lea A. Dohm,
Vicky L. Pogue, Melody V Milhck, Cheryl A. Hiller, Arveta C Whiteman, Marcia
A Jones, Cheryl A Daves, Jill E. Bunker. Linda Myrl Miller. Pamela S Carlson,
Robert H Stover SECOND ROW: Daniel W Young, Leroy D Chadwick. Sarah
C Harper, Malmda S. Kessler, John W. Hofmann. Loren L Johnson, Alice J
Sheik, Nancy J Butler. Connie K. Good. Loren D Fischer. Charles R Howell.
THIRD ROW. Earlene L Miller. Fredrick L Mattox. Michael R. Murray, Kent L
Marmet, Rex E. Danford, Glen W Froelich, Michael H Nichols, Lawrence A
Hermreck, John H Wilson. Thomas E. Poley. Robert H. Miller BOTTOM ROW
James E. Taylor. Gerald F Rapp. Larry A Smith. Edward E. Blankenhagen, Mari-
lyn S. Kelsey. Carol Christensen. James M. Peters. Terrill L Woolsey, Charles J.
Seel. Wesley A Darnell. William P. Young.
Circle K - TOP ROW G Orval Ebberts, Kenneth E. Stout. Gary L. Jackson.
Deogracias Magcalas BOTTOM ROW Gary J Hanna, Gordon R Olson, Daniel
R McConachie
Circle-K continues campus
blood campaign coverage
Blood coverage for students, faculty members and
their families was made available through campus
blood drives sponsored by the Circle-K Club. Two
Red Cross bloodmobiles were brought to campus
and the club received a trophy for reaching their
goal of 600 pints for the fall semester. Circle-K
members also helped their sponsors, the Manhattan
Kiwanis Club, in planning a pet and hobby parade.
Clothing and Textiles Club - TOP ROW: Linda J Watkins. Rena L. Watts.
Maybeth D. Frey. Eva M Ayres. Marilyn L. Schmoll. Gale A. Justice, Beverly M
Krug. SECOND ROW Michele E. Schroeppel. Sandra L. Bradley, Peggy J
Schick, Susanna G. Dusenbury, Carolyn S Hornick, Joyce A. Line THIRD ROW
Linda A. Price, Conibeth Tillmon, Carol A. Maisch, Shirley A. Lewis, Cynthia M.
Tucker, Janet L Miller, Sue A Carmichael BOTTOM ROW: Earlene L. Miller,
Jean M Casper, Virginia M Munson, Nancy J. Reed, Martha H. Webster.
Beverly A Norton
Clothing and Textiles Club -TOP ROW: Frances R. Mullmix. Mary K Schell.
Melba M Moore. Barbara J Thomas. Roberta A. Jewett, Linda L Rice. Marilyn
A Karhn. Sharon K Friesen, Soma D Larson, Janice K. Schneber SECOND
ROW Barbara A Chastain. Joan K Ruesser, Noell E. Wulfkuhle, Nancy A. Sin-
gular, Artyce A Golden, Ellen E Sparks, Barbara Byrne, Beverly J Kreider, Ja-
nice A. Lindgren. THIRD ROW: Margaret J. Marsh, Cheryl L Wilch, Janet K.
Marrs, Betty A Beisner, Beverly S, Oberle, Karen M Snow, Christine Wertz,
Bonnie M. Hubbell. BOTTOM ROW: Jane A. Bigler, Diane K Youngers, Barbara
J. Tozer. Joan I. Smith, Nancy L. Evans, Barbara A. Harrison, Linda S. Smith,
Judith A. Stindt
Cosmopolitan club panel
discusses current dispute
A panel discussed the Indian-Pakistani dispute at
a Cosmopolitan Club meeting. The International
Music Festival, the spring retreat, and a Feast of
Nations were also sponsored by the club. Cosmo-
politan Club met frequently with members of their
sister organization, People-to-People. Thetwo
clubs encouraged better relations among people of
differing nationalities on campus.
Cosmopolitan Club -TOP ROW Jibade 0 Oyekan, Susan M Moore. Margar-
et A. Williams. Sudhir K Gupta. SECOND ROW William B Daylong. Thomas A.
Taylor. Joseph I Alade, Kenneth R Jacques, Jesse 0 Akinokun BOTTOM
ROW Hasan Kamil, Dennis A Harbaugh. Philip F. Moore. Stanley M. Slaven
Dairy Science Club — TOP ROW Edward N Jackson, James R Studnicka.
Allan C Buss. Richard L Harner. Lyle G Helmer. Lawrence E Carter SECOND
ROW: Frederick A. Kopp, Brian A. Wicks. James H. Goff, Ross Mickelsen, Rob-
ert B Fry BOTTOM ROW James L Morrill. James H Roeder. Donald C Utz.
John W. Toney, Robert C Dobson. Steven A Larson
Home economists donate
mitten tree to reservation
Children at an Indian reservation were aided by
the Clothing and Textiles Club's "mitten tree" lo-
cated in Justin hall. Students placed mittens on the
tree which were collected and sent to the children.
The club's Best Dress Girl contest, in which coeds
modeled church, formal and school outfits, was a
preliminary to a national contest sponsored by
Glamour magazine.
Dairy club serves dinner
for breeders' convention
Dinner was served by the Dairy Science Club to
members of the Kansas Breeding Association dur-
ing their annual meeting on campus. Working with
Block & Bridle, club members planned the annual
Little American Royal. Speakers from Purina and
other agri-businesses addressed the club, and Dean
Hess, alumni director, was the featured speaker at
their tenth annual banquet.
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Dames Club— TOP ROW Ellen M. Lewis, Marcia A Cooper, Susan L Thomp-
son, Flora J Yorgason, Ruth E. Kerr. Ruth C Favreaux, Joyce R Lugmsland,
Carol M. Klover SECOND ROW Karen A Sutherland, Pat J Belcher, Nancy
Betts, Linda S Chestnut, Kathryn A. Swank, Susan K, Herbel, Pamela J. Faul-
coner, Sandy Marsden, Judy Richards THIRD ROW Viola M Day, R Eileen
King, Jamie Hunkapiller, Bobbi G Reichert. Alice E Krchma, Sherlyn L Latas,
Mary L Lundblade, Donna K Arp BOTTOM ROW Sara B, Montei, Stephany K.
Taphorn, Jean E. Miller, Mary A, Metzger, Joan T. Isaacson, Cindy S. Jacques,
Norma L Unger
Dames Club— TOP ROW Connie L Blakenship. Rita R Carthrae, Barbara N
Rawlmgs, Jerri Miller. Jo M McKinnis, Wilma J Lunt, Becky Gleason, Judith
Steppel. SECOND ROW: Wynn M Cockrum, Joan G Kolde, Cherie K. Wells,
Kathy G. Schmidt, Barbara K Hefty. Beverly A. Anderzhon, Marsha K. Rhodus.
Jean Schanefelt THIRD ROW Patricia A May. Susan L Osborne, M Carolyn
Hawkins, Marilyn D. Feldkamp. Jane L. Pietronicco. Diana S Padgett, Betty S.
Dick BOTTOM ROW: Ruby K. Brower, Erna J. Wright, Linda R. Bailey, Darlene
T. Schuler, Rebecca L. Jenkins. Janet K Stivers.
Dames club works for March of Dimes campaign
As a community service, members of Dames Club
worked in the March of Dimes campaign and sup-
ported a needy Manhattan family at Christmas.
The organization listened to monthly programs on
"Fashions and Figure Problems," "The Controver-
sial Pill" and "Decorating on a Shoestring."
At weekly sessions, the Dames divided into
groups to practice knitting, bridge, ceramics and
bowling. To earn money for activities, the club
planned a bake sale and a car wash. Members or-
ganized a Christmas tea and honored graduating
seniors at a banquet in the spring.
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Engin-Dears-TOP ROW: Janet L Shade. Mary F. Childres. Linda K Shehi.
Diane M. Messing. SECOND ROW: Sandra S Mall. Gloria E. Baxter. Tahmeroo
L. Gaynier. Nancy A. Netson BOTTOM ROW: Sharon L Kirkbride. Nancy A
Hodgson. Ellen J. Kelchak. Regina F. Wolfe.
Engin-dear coeds serve
as hostesses for colleges
Promoting the Colleges of Engineering and Ar-
chitecture, Engin-dears served coffee at college con-
ventions, attended freshman engineering assemblies
and were official hostesses for Engineers' and Archi-
tects' Open House. "Girls of the Month" in the
K-State Engineer, the college magazine, and St.
Patricia and her attendants were members.
Entomologists sell insect collections to FFA club
Insect collections were gathered, packed and sold
to Future Farmers of America clubs by Entomology
Club members. The director of an Arizona research
institute and faculty members of the pathology and
botany departments talked to the group members,
most of whom were graduate students. The club's
exhibit at Ag Science Day centered on the advant-
ages of doing graduate work in entomology.
Entomology Club-TOP ROW Sue
A Valder. Annapoorna M Reddi. El-
bert L Eshbaugh, John H Simpson.
Ahmed M. Kadoum. Mir A. Kahn.
SECOND ROW Hugh E Thompson.
Binda P. Khare, Roger C Smith. Don-
ald A Wilbur. H Derrick Blocker.
THIRD ROW Gerald E.Wilde. Carl W.
Rettenmeyer. Richard J Elzinga.
Robert B Mills. Theodore L. Hopkins.
Herbert Knutson. BOTTOM ROW:
Reginald H. Painter, H Leroy Brooks.
DelmonW. LaHue. Harry W Somsen.
Charles W. Pitts.
Entomology Club-TOP ROW Ralph E Berry. Paul D. Hunkapiller. Stanley R.
Husted, Nellie E. Lambley, Fay L Hegeman. I-Wu Chu. Gabriel Diaz. John P.
Spencer. James 0. AN SECOND ROW: Darrell E. Bay, Kermit 0. Bell. Richard K.
Lindquist. Gary F. Hevel. James D Lambley. Stephen M Valder. Elvis A Hein-
richs, Fred W Handlin, Johnson 0 Arokoyo THIRD ROW Paul VanDerSchaaf.
Gundu H Rao. Donley H Johnson. Billy D Hilbert. Phillip A Nickel. Eddie K
Daniels, Glen F Swoyer. Patrick A Walters. Kenneth A Sorensen. BOTTOM
ROW Harold G. Nagel. Bill F Jones. Ronald E Keys. Larry Murdock. Robert S
Baldndge, Terry L Biery. William H Reissig, James A. Webster. Lyman W Rob-
erts.
Family & Child Development Club-TOP ROW Janet H. Woodson, Mary M
Dobbins. Brenda C Jones, Sandra L. Olson, Carolin K. Smith, Patricia L Grant,
Carol F. McKee, Barbara L Brownlie, Marita K. Rose SECOND ROW Katherme
L Neal, Alice L Wayman, Jean E Peterson, Margaret H Mock. Donna R. Sim-
mons, Jeri L. Farmer, Mickelm G Burnes, Rita M Reischick THIRD ROW Mary
K Rains, Patricia J Adrian, Barbara J Mattix, Connie L Veskerna, Beverly J.
Skolaut. Ruth A. Bartholomew. Carol A. Laverentz. Nancy L. Winter. BOTTOM
ROW Lola J. Peters, Deborah L Brown, Nancy S. Bartel, Linda R Wasmund,
Harriet E Hapai, Jeanne A Guy, Dianne Darling.
Home Economics club
provides babysitter lists
Lists of prospective babysitters were compiled by
the Family and Child Development Club to aid
Manhattan families. Members caroled at Wharton
and Parkview Manors at Christmas and participat-
ed in a tutoring program for Manhattan school
children. On a special field trip in the spring, mem-
bers traveled to the Industrial School for Girls in
Beloit. Speakers talked about juvenile delinquency
and the tutoring program. A fall dinner and a
spring picnic were other social activities.
Family Economics group
visits Kansas City court
Family Economics Club, one of nine interest
groups associated with the College of Home Eco-
nomics, sponsored a consumer education trip to
Kansas City. Among places visited were the Inter-
state Financial House and a bankruptcy court.
Members of the club also visited a Manhattan
rest home, hung Christmas decorations in Justin
hall and were guests of the Kansas Power and Light
Company at a fall banquet and fashion show in Sal-
ina. Barbara Southerland was president.
Family Economics Club— TOP ROW
Joyce M Smith. Margaret A. Caspar.
Barbara A Southerland SECOND
ROW Anna M. Luker. Jane D. Klover,
Kathleen D. Tabler. Sandra M. Hamil-
ton BOTTOM ROW: Albie C. Ras-
mussen. Judy L Heck. Wilma M
Hazen
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Flying Club members visit
Wichita aircraft industry
Continued expansion ranked high on the list of
activities of Flying Club members. The group added
a third aircraft to their club's possessions, and fre-
quently spent weekends washing and waxing the
planes. During November, the club joined Wildcat
Flying Club, another student organization, to tour
Cessna Aircraft Corporation in Wichita.
The problems of airplane finance and insurance
were discussed regularly at club meetings and films
on air safety and ground school were shown.
Filipino students present
native dances in programs
Programs on folk dances of the Philippines and
other countries were presented by the Filipino Stu-
dents Association for International Week. During
one program, "Christmas in the Philippines,''
members demonstrated parts of a traditional native
dance, the "tinikling," by jumping over bamboo
sticks. Association members explained caroling and
courting customs of the islands at the Christmas
program. The dances were also presented at Riley
County and Abilene high schools.
K-State Flying Club-TOP ROW:
Leslie A Lovett. Craig Nelsen. Gary D
Owen. Duke B. Reiber. Norman R.
Schneider. James S Taylor SECOND
ROW Stephen K Raney. Patrick D
Bachtell. Wray E Bradley. James A
Shurts. Gary L Vacin. Gary L Turner
THIRD ROW Jerry D Graf. Jerry L
Schmidt. Mark S Coberly, Douglas R.
Aberle. Karmon D Almquist BOT-
TOM ROW: Lyle H Gugler. Galen R
McDonald. Malcolm D Rodenberg.
Harold E Socolofsky
Filipino Association— TOP ROW Remedios A Felix, Leopoldo V. Abis. Mag-
dalena, V Montilla. Avelina Q. Paulsen, Josefina M Wooding, Cecila D. Masa-
quel, Roman R Estioko SECOND ROW: Mary R Yapit, Deogracias A
Magcalas, Guia R Martinez, Gary M Paulsen, Jefren L. Demeteno. Emiliana A.
Bernardo. BOTTTOM ROW Cesar C. Jesena. Rodulfo P Pacumbaba, Angehta
V DeGuzman, Mercedes N Tiamzon. Frank J Wooding, Louis H Douglas
Forensic Union — TOP ROW Regina F Wolfe. Susan A Schwab. JoAnn Scha-
fer, Sheryl B Ethng. Bonita K Thomas. Ann P. Kaiser. Charolyn K Lacey. Pamela
L. Poole SECOND ROW Roger D Dennis, Stuart A. Spaulding. Janice D Lenz.
Barbara S. Bowman. Sandra S Paramore, Bernard O Williams. Vincent Di-
Salvo. THIRD ROW CharlesW Newcom. Edward B. Detrixhe. Robert M.
Smith. Jerry E Kopke. James R Tanner, Jack V Lewis. Gilbert J Wagner. Eldon
L. Boisseau BOTTOM ROW Fred W. Suggs, Leslie A. Matthews. Gary D
Schulz. Thomas C Roberts. William B Daylong. Richard E. Abbott. Ray R. Pat-
terson
Debaters visit prospects,
judge novice tournaments
To promote interest in debate, members of Fo-
rensic Union traveled to Kansas high schools pre-
senting demonstrations and talking with prospec-
tive University debators. Club members also were
judges for high school debate tournaments.
Traveling hundreds of miles, the students partici-
pated in debate tournaments at Baton Rouge, La.,
Ames, Iowa, Louisville, Ky., Salina and Emporia.
At banquets in the fall and spring, the organization
presented awards to the year's most outstanding
debators, both experienced and novice.
Foresters tour industries,
prune trees on state land
Improving their knowledge of forestry-related
industries, the Association of Student Foresters
toured a sawmill, a gunstock manufacturing plant
and a Christmas tree plantation in southeastern
Kansas. The 30-member club, organized this year,
included both horticulture and pre-forestry stu-
dents. In addition to lectures by experts in the
profession at monthly programs, the group gained
practical experience by pruning trees on state-
owned land near the University. An exhibit at Ag
Science Day illustrated aspects of forestry.
Forestry Club - TOP ROW: David M.
Philbrook. Paul L Roth. John S. Nie-
meyer. Stephen E. Loy, Roger W.
Edwards. Susan E Cook. SECOND
ROW Lester L. Linscott, Gary W.
Krause, Roland F. Sass. Douglas A.
Zeman. Eric M Burkhead. BOTTOM
ROW: Joel S Brummel, Steven J.
Cohorst. Dwight G. Gorrell. Stanley R.
Grote. Bruce E Rose. Terry E Clark
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Formosan students greet
new members at fall party
Greeting new Formosan students at a welcome
party in September, members of the Formosan As-
sociation offered fellow countrymen assistance with
University and cultural orientation problems.
Organized to acquaint other students with their
country's culture, members sponsored parties and
picnics during the year to provide opportunities for
fellowship between Formosans and Americans.
Collegiate FFA members
work for convention crew
Chapter officers of the Collegiate Future Farmers
of America traveled in October to Kansas City and
worked on the stage crew for two days at the 1966
national convention. The organization awarded a
$100 scholarship to a freshman in agriculture,
provided housing for 350 high school students at-
tending the state convention at the University and
attended a club banquet in the spring.
Formosan Association— TOP ROW Al-
ice A. Chang. Pi-Yu Ting. Inga Y Hsu, Tim
L Rhee. Jin-Jerg Wang. SECOND ROW
Jye S Fang, Neng-Hsiang Wang. Ming-
Tang Lin. Billy I Tsai THIRD ROW Mi-
chael S Chen. Strong C Chuang, Andrew
Y. Lee, Peter S Maa BOTTOM ROW:
William S Huang, Tien-Mo Lim, Chon S.
Cheng, Hsin I. Huang
Future Farmers of America-TOP ROW Robert W Gilbert, Eldon R Trost,
Fred L, Wedel, Ronald L Stucky. Daniel G Laufenberg, Don W Sowers. Stanley
D Buss. Robert D Neill, James V. Miller, Larry E Rowland. Joseph B Detrixhe.
Herbert R Hayden SECOND ROW: John R. Gates. Philip J. Steen. Frank E.
Mattke. Rodney P Shipman. Rolland W Prothe, Wayne G Powell, David F
Martin, Wilbur R. Stites. William 0. Ebert. Richard D. Wilson, Richard D, Miller.
THIRD ROW Alan J. Muntz. Richard E Bramlage. Larry D Wobker. Richard K.
Bartel. Alan D Cox, James W Waggoner, Larry C Epley, David E. Tinkler, Ladd
L Siebert, Marvin W Creager, Robert J. Mainguist, Delbert L Rule FOURTH
ROW: John E Holste, Samuel L Hands, Leon D Sowers, Garry L Peterson,
Ronald L Peterson, Jettie F Condray, Leon B Schmidt. Charles D McNeal,
James P. Kelly. Dale M Richardson, Gerald H Thiele BOTTOM ROW Ross D
Crane, Wendell K Hockens. Paul N Stevenson, Gary J Morehead. Everett K.
Everson. Terril L Eberhard. Rex A Stewart, Carl D Brillhart, Norman R Galle
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Geography students hear Nebraska professor speak
Speakers at monthly meetings of the Geography
Club included Dean Rugg, professor of geography
at the University of Nebraska, who spoke on "Per-
sistance of Regions in Western Europe11; and visit-
ing geography professors from the University of
Kansas and Leeds University, Leeds, England.
Working in conjunction with the geography hon-
orary, Gamma Theta Upsilon, the organization
made plans for a spring field trip to St. Louis and
sponsored a picnic for students and faculty.
Geography Club-TOP ROW: David
B. Gattorna. Diane M. Crostarosa.
Sharon L Froelich. John L. Johnson
SECOND ROW Thomas W Mullin.
Steve W Train, Allan D Cross, John
E Lehman, Stanley J Alexander
THIRD ROW Daniel W Young, Mi-
chael D. Janke, Robert H Williams,
Huber Self BOTTOM ROW Charles
F Bourbina. Kenneth A Vandall. Dale
E Peterson, Stanley I. Vmge.
German Club— TOP ROW: Sharon I Gentry, Margaret E Hassig, Ingeborg U,
Schmidt, Marykaye Ratter. Teresa K Garrison SECOND ROW Christa F Scha-
fer. Gerhud Schafer, Susan Smutz, Barbara L Mueller. Stephen M Craft BOT-
TOM ROW Helga M Lisec. Harold Yates, Wayne R Weide. Luanne H Waters
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Hoedowners in western dress join hands in response to the
caller's directions at a meeting of the newly formed square
dance club. Members danced to new reels and rounds when
the club participated in exchanges with other groups
Hoedowners Square Dance Club—
TOP ROW Jean M Sunderland.
Marcia E Latschar. Sharon L. Stone.
Carol D Latschar SECOND ROW
Catherine L Turner. Wanda L Bates.
Rodney P Shipman. Richard D. Wil-
son. Frank E Mattke THIRD ROW:
Donald E Morgan. Donald L. Lob-
meyer, Paul N Stevenson. John P.
Long BOTTOM ROW: Rodney M
Bates. Gordon E Montney. Merle D
Witt
German club celebrates
native Fasching holiday
Increasing their knowledge of German culture
and history, students in the German Club listened
to Jurgen Freund, a professor in the language de-
partment, recall university life in German Cities.
The group practiced proficiency in the language by
learning Christmas carols and singing them for
families in Manhattan. They also presented num-
bers in the annual Feast of Carols. In early spring,
club members gathered to observe a traditional
German holiday, Fasching, by wearing native cos-
tumes and attending a festive party.
Hoedowners exhibit dances
in Salina and Marysville
Guest callers tapped toes to both the traditional
reels and the newer round dances when the Hoe-
downers Square Dance Club sponsored a dance for
other square dance groups in the Manhattan area.
During the year, members gave exhibitions at
festivals in Marysville and Salina and participated
in exchange dances with university clubs in Hays
and Emporia. To promote greater interest in danc-
ing, the club worked for fun badges which were
awarded as national recognition of proficiency in
stunts, such as dancing barefoot or on the street.
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General Home Economics Club— TOP ROW: Mary E. Gibhart. Karen R. Ander-
son, Janet E. Thompson. Karen E. Travis. Linda J. Peterson. Donita M. Steele.
Judy A May. Nancy K Nixon. Diane L. Yoshimoto. SECOND ROW Linda M
Richardson, Karen S Bugbee. Karr L. Wilson. Jolene M. Peterson. Nancy S
Carr. Nancy A. Kasitz. Barbara J. Thomas, Mary L Feldkamp THIRD ROW: Sal-
lie M. Underwood, Lesley E. Case. Charlotte A. Shoup, Mary F Heinen. Jacque-
line Wassemiller, Mary A Stout. Sherry M Stroda. BOTTOM ROW: Nicki A.
Gardner. Sheila A Billenwillms, Cheryl L Weber. Angele Holvorson, Mary A.
Mueller. Janet K. Culver
Home Ec club carries out
FMOC competition plans
To foster interest in all areas of home economics,
students in the General Home Economics Club
planned programs emphasizing job opportunities in
diverse fields. A gas and electric company represent-
ative addressed the group on food preparation ca-
reers and an extension student told about his ex-
periences as a Kansas county agent.
Members also helped plan FMOC competition
in cooperation with the Home Economics Council.
Design students practice
artistic skills at meetings
Combining interests in interior and fashion de-
sign, students in Design Club practiced flower ar-
ranging, molding ceramics and making paper-
mache jewelry as group activities.
The club members also watched an expert on
chair caning from Kansas City demonstrate his
techniques. To raise money for club projects, mem-
bers silkscreened designs on Christmas cards and
sold them at a Manhattan art shop.
Design Club— TOP ROW: Mary E. Grider. Merry J. Kanawyer. Jeanne A. Inger-
soll. Jeanne L. Murphy. Karla J Kessler. Connie L. Hampton, Sharon L Brock
SECOND ROW: Karen A. Falk. Geraldme K Robinson. Linda G Swan. Ruth A
Ryan. Cheryl S. Heide, Jana L. Cole BOTTOM ROW: Patricia S. Cosgrove. Jean
M. Haines. Kathleen J. Warner. Marcia C. McLain, Linda K. Thurlow, Janice E.
Maisch, Frances Newby.
Extension personnel agent
explains job opportunities
At one in the series of programs explaining job
opportunities in extension work to members of the
Home Economics Extension Club, Robert Johnson,
director of personnel training, told members about
careers in personnel work. A state specialist in
home furnishings showed slides on the cultural arts
to club members at a similar program.
Activities of the club included building an exhibit
for Hospitality Day and sponsoring a tea to intro-
duce members to faculty and state specialists in the
extension department of the University.
Journalism club receives
award for program ideas
In recognition of outstanding program ideas and
service to the Home Economics Council, the Home
Economics Journalism Club was named winner of
the College of Home Economics 1966 Interest A-
ward. Nine other clubs within the college competed
for the honor. In the fall, the group toured the Ea-
gle-Beacon newspaper plant and KAKE-TV station
on a field trip to Wichita. At the newspaper, Kath-
leen Kelly, modern living editor, outlined areas of
newspaper work that demanded training in home
economics and related fields for the coeds.
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Home Economics Extension
Club-TOP ROW Diane M Simpson.
Jean M Sunderland, Nancy K Hat-
field, Reba S Brazle. Ruth A Jackson.
Eldeen M Voth SECOND ROW Lois
A Nixon. Camilla J Fay. Gladys C.
Thorsell. Sandra L McElwam. Joyce
E. Blecha. BOTTOM ROW Loretta E
Reeh. Linda L Plummer. Delma J
Baker, Janice A Overocker, Carolyn
D Olson. Lorna E House
Home Economics Journalism
Club-TOP ROW Chen L Avery.
Rachel A Scott. Janet K. Riffey. Bar-
bara Byrne SECOND ROW Loreen
A Locke. Becky M Slothower. Lora
M Smith. Sally A Womer. Lesta L
Riley BOTTOM ROW Marsha S.
Smith, Mary J Pretzer. Elaine A
Rusch. Carolyn R. Rice
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Home Ec teaching club hears professional programs
Programs on business and industry were present-
ed by the Home Economics Teaching Club to stress
career opportunities in the field of teaching. A rep-
resentative to the National American Home Eco-
nomics Association Convention in San Francisco
reported on the convention to home economics class-
es, to the club and to the Emporia State chapter.
Profits from selling candy were used to send a
delegate to the national convention and to supple-
ment the scholarship given by Home Ec Council.
Members volunteered to write letters for patients at
Parkview Manor and also presented programs to
the patients on Valentines Day and Easter as part
of a year-long service for the rest home.
Home Economics Teaching Club— TOP ROW Gayle L Roberts. Rebecca A.
Hargrove. Lynda M Haberer. Linda K Gaul. Beverly S Frasier. Linda J Sebesta.
Valerie Taylor. Margaret E White. Phyllis J Johnson SECOND ROW Meta K
Newell. Charlotte V Portschy, Barbara L Ketzner. Louise M Mattox, Judy E
Pickens. Karen E Hoeme. Susan L Smoll. Joyce L Womeldorff, Carole J. Hen-
drix. THIRD ROW: Marcia A Norby. Ruthann I Holle, Betty J Friday. Linda K
Fraser. Patricia J Heyer, Lenette E Eaton. Jeannette Bailey, Phyllis M Shu-
mate. Mary A Novak. Juanita M Dennis BOTTOM ROW: Marlene K Moyer,
Anna M Luker, Donna M. Fleischacker. Sharon L VanVleet, Martha E Reeder,
Judy K Hammond, Zelma J Hunsicker, Cheryl A Schimpf. Ruth A. Wilhite
Home Economics Teaching Club— TOP ROW Mary E Windels. Barbara E
Esau, Gloria R Adams, Cheryl E Claassen, Jean L Unruh. Patricia J Sullivan.
Mary P Nelson. Linda R. Sawyer, Connie S Kloefkorn, Janet K Liebenau. Ja-
nice F. Liebenau SECOND ROW Sandra F Tollefson, Francene H Maurath,
Sherry K Miller, Sharon K George, Joleen A Fiala, Mary J Gechter, Karen S.
Brim. Carol A Storrer. Mary K Korber. Jackie L Miller THIRD ROW Marilyn L
Woolley. Linda A. Mayer, Joyce L Meinershagen, Mary K Wood, June A. Woo-
dard. Olga A Nowinsky, Mary K. Schaper, Sharon S Pirott, Joan M. Kohake.
Ruth Elledge. Sharon J Hendershot BOTTOM ROW Margaret R Hooper. Pau-
la K Sandy, Judith H Hunter, Janice E. Cipra, Sally J. Lydick. Mary E Schweitz-
er, Arietta Y. Visser. Elizabeth A Wilkerson. Teresa C Pippitt, Judith F. Klassen
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Fresh vegetables attract students to the Horticulture Club dis-
play during the fall Activities Carnival. Many campus clubs and
organizations are represented to offer opportunities for informa-
tion, membership or committee interview appointments.
Horticulture students finance scholarship, spring trip
Horticulture club initiated a scholarship program
for students in horticulture financed by profits made
by producing and selling bedding plants and pecans
to the Manhattan community and surrounding
area. The project members also financed a trip in
the spring. Speakers at the bimonthly meetings
spoke on potentials in horticulture in business,
teaching and research. Faculty members were en-
couraged to attend the meetings to promote stu-
dent-faculty relationships. Members presented a
display for Ag Week in the spring and attended a
picnic each semester. Membership was open to
anyone interested in horticulture or its application
to other vocational careers and hobbies.
Horticulture Club-TOP ROW Con-
nie B. McReynolds. Danny L Rundle.
Karen K Asher, Robert H Stover,
Jimmie R. Mathes SECOND ROW
Samuel J Brungardt, William L
Shoemaker, Mary A Covalt. William
T. Scott. BOTTOM ROW Gaylord D
Kelsey, Gale L Fuller, David D Jack-
son
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Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers— TOP ROW John E Sand.
Michael R. Pimple. Gennaro E. Sansone. Lawrence N. Frey, Donald W Prather.
Iraj Rojhani. Terry K. Michie. George E McClaskey. SECOND ROW Glenn L
Gordon, Jimmie R Courter. Larry W Fish. James G. Carl. William L. Worming-
ton. William W Everett. Karmon D Almquist. C Keith Hanneman. Roderick K.
Blocksome. THIRD ROW: Austin L. Widener. Allen R Stevens, Stephen M. Thie-
ler. James L, Long, Dennis R Peters, Bruce E, Burke, Dallas L Kibbe, Lester L.
Hodson. BOTTOM ROW Melvin, C. Cottom, Michael J. Reiter, Kenneth W. Gil-
lespie, Alan R Stephens, Myron B, Hoover, Frank R. Fenton, Travis L Miller.
Gary J. Garwood
Electrical engineers see
film from gemini program
Folders featuring career opportunities in electri-
cal engineering were distributed to Kansas high
schools by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic
Engineers. "The Spirit of 76," a film on the gemini
space program, was shown at one of the group's
monthly meetings. Aerospace companies also sent
representatives who made available information on
job opportunities in the aerospace field.
Industrial educators club
designs Union ride board
When Alpha Phi Omega requested a ride board
for the Union lounge, members of the Industrial
Education Club agreed to design it. The varnished
wood board, shaped in the outline of the United
States, was completed in a week's time. Members
also began plans for construction of a showcase to
earn funds. The organization also toured industrial
firms on a field trip to Kansas City.
Industrial Education Club - TOP ROW Gregg R Tolin, John H Treder. Gary
C Gebhart. Marvin L Bennett. Jon T Woolverton. Gary D. Hileman. Stephen M
Murphy SECOND ROW: Howard D Smethers. Charles E Ohl. Charles N. In-
grim, Robert C. White, Larry L Hinton, Earle C. Byers. BOTTOM ROW: Johnny
R Krob, Orlin J Zink, Richard S Furbeck, John W. Olson, Paul F. Schieferecke.
Maurice J Benninga. William L. LaSalle
India Association— TOP ROW Gorti V Narasimham, Palamsamy Nagarajan.
Thathapudi Nagbhushanam, Kanubhai H Patel. Nagesha H. Rao, Piyush S
Shah. Sunnder K Kapur. Sampath S Kumar SECOND ROW Puchalapalh R
Reddy, Pushpamma Reddy, Kusum V. Potnis. Vasant R. Potnis, Ranjit S. Sabhar-
wal, Pritam K Sabharwal THIRD ROW: Chander. P Bhalla. Vijay Bhalla. Anil K
Bhalla. Annapoorna Reddi. Moravapalle V. Reddi, Kumar Krishen. Lovelly Krish-
en. Vijay Krishen BOTTOM ROW Manthri S Krishnaswamy. Sunit K Bhalla,
Norman C Pereira, Mir N. Khan, Lalit M. Bhalla
Hindu Festival draws 300 to India Association event
George Montgomery, professor of economics,
and William Richter, assistant professor of political
science, spoke to members of the India Association
at a Republic Day celebration in February.
Indian refreshments were served to the 300 per-
sons who attended the Hindu Festival, a celebration
in the fall which featured an exhibition of native
handicrafts. An Indian speaker and discussion
groups highlighted the group's "India Evening," a
special spring meeting and exhibition.
India Association— TOP ROW: Venkataratnam Chittun, Gobinda C Mohanty,
Ramchandra G. Kulkarni, Sudhir K Gupta, Kirpal S Grewal, Ashok K Khurana,
Manapulh V Rao, Memula Lingagoud Jayawanth D Bantwal, K Srinivas
Upadhyay, Hanumantha R Bapu SECOND ROW Shara Tulasidas, Muzaffar A
Shaikh, Arunkumar V Parekh, Vajinder P. Singh, Prabodh R. Shah. Ramamur
Jambunathan, Surender K Reddy. Guntaka V Ramareddy, Vijaykumar P Rode,
Dinkar K. Naik. Leela Krishnaswamy, Manthri S. Krishnaswamy THIRD ROW:
George Montgomery, Subir Banerji, Mafatlal N Patel. Anilkumar T Patel. Da-
hvabhai R. Chaudhan, Babaji C Nayak. Desh P Mehta, Bajrang S Rathore,
Pradip K Shah. Mir A Khan. Nagavalli Yadgiri BOTTOM ROW: Florence Mont-
gomery, Awadh R. Singh, Navm K Sanghvi. Manthri S Krishnaswamy. Kudidge
B. Tulasidas. Belemula G Reddy. Hasan Kamil. Ranveer S. Rathore. Gundu H
Rao, Binda P Khare, Satish C Goel
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Islamic Association— TOP ROW Shahnaaz A Asadi. Rebecca A Zaidi. Intesar
H. Zaidi, ImtiazA. Qureshi. M Kaiseruddm. Khanmd M Husain SECOND ROW
Shafqat S. Chaudhry. Shafiuddin A. Asadi. Shahrukh M. Chaghtai. Muzaffar A.
Shaikh. Riaz H Siddiqi. George A. Filmger. THIRD ROW: Rubenna Chaudhry.
Muhammad S. Chaudhry. Farooq Haider. Ahmed M. El-Dash. Abdus Sadiq,
Shafi A Balbale, Mohamed H. Abdel Moneim. Mir A Khan BOTTOM ROW:
Ghulam S Jatoi. Ahmad S Khan. Anwarul H. Chaudhry. Maher. H Khan. Hasan
Kamil. Syed A. Quadri
International Co-ordinating
Council-TOP ROW: Intesar H. Zaidi,
Imitaz A Qureshi. Rodulfo, P Pacum-
baba. Jibade 0. Oyekan, Irai Emamy.
SECOND ROW Myung C. Kim. Linda
J Carlson. Mathri S Krishnaswamy,
Kai W Ng, Chieu-Hsiung Chuang
THIRD ROW J. Allan Brettell. Mu-
hammad S Chaudhry. Kenneth N
Oynia. Richard L. Morse. BOTTOM
ROW: Ahmed M El-Dash. Philip F
Moore, Farooq Haider
Islamic group is host to
district Muslim conference
Hosts to the first Midwest Muslim conference,
the Islamic Association entertained 50 out-of-state
Muslim delegates. The conference in December was
the first University conference organized by a for-
eign student group. The 52 members from 14 na-
tions published the monthly news-letter "Al-
Salam" and planned study chant and daily prayer
groups in Danforth All-Faith chapel.
International group edits
new monthly publication
To report activities of the 15 -member organiza-
tions, the International Coordinating Council be-
gan publication of a monthly newspaper, "The In-
ternational Student." Council members wrote fea-
tures, interviewed campus personalities and edited
copy. They also re-evaluated International Week
activities scheduled for the spring and adopted an
official constitution written by the group.
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Judo Club— TOP ROW: Donna J Holt. Deborah L Arendt. Clifford T Kumamo-
to, Joyce A. Thomas. Gerald A. Tranter, Mitsugi Ohno. Eric R. Schrepel, Donna
L Miller. Pamela Richardson SECOND ROW: Lowell D Loesch. Linda J Klei-
ner, Isaac Wakabayashi, Vernon E. Krause. William L Frevert. George W
Hawks. Marietta C. Burford. Monica D Burkhart THIRD ROW Gerald L Jen-
kins. Richard B. Eager, Harold R. Selvidge, Kenneth Louis Thomas, Jack R
Crumrine, Phillip C. Meyer, Ronald A Huether. Jerry A Dickinson BOTTOM
ROW Fritz H Nentwich. Clifton E Meloan, Kenneth P. Ellis, Lawrence E, Chea-
tum, Danny D Sheneman, Frederick H Bowman, Frank J Brooks. Gary L. Thull.
Judo club member places
first in two tournaments
Organized this year, Judo Club participated in
three tournaments. Club member Clifford Kuma-
moto, won first places in the fall at Topeka and the
University of South Dakota while two other mem-
bers club earned thirds. More than 30 members
practiced twice each week for the fall matches and a
March tournament in Kansas City.
Latin Americans support
University's rowing team
To aid those studying the Spanish language,
members of the Latin American Association pre-
sented documentary films on the various cultures of
Latin American countries. Profits from the film
showing were used to provide financial aid to the
University rowing team and a student loan. Meet-
ings of the group were conducted in Spanish.
Latin American Association— TOP
ROW Victor E Fernandez, Carlos M,
Garcia, Fabio D Portela. Loren D
Fischer SECOND ROW Victor M
Morales. Roberto E. Ireland, Jose M
Fullana. Luis A Porrata BOTTOM
ROW Roberto A Espindola. Law-
rence 0 Pultz. William J Bozzo.
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K-State Players-TOP ROW:
Michele J. Clark. Jacqueline E.
Moore. Norma N Wilcox, Pamela A.
Sodergren. Jean A Shackelford.
SECOND ROW William F Blackwell.
Mary M Berg, Susan M Moore,
Wright E. Harris, Vera L Hook THIRD
ROW: Larry G Cornwell, Philip F.
Moore, Barbara J Ruediger. Karen M.
Comerford. Larry J Hovey. Rebecca
A. Bloss. BOTTOM ROW HenryA.
Vlcek, Franklin B Siegle. Rodney L.
Ruff. Owen K Nordvig, Boyd E. Mas-
ten
K-State Players-TOP ROW Kathleen A. Guenther, Shelia F Crouch, Beverly
M Krug. Kimberly G Clark, Susan D Montgomery, Charlotte L. Osburn. SEC-
OND ROW Constance E Langland. Carolyn J, Lee. Patricia L Johnson. Sheryl
A McNevin. Elaine S Biggs. Bonnie M McDiffett. THIRD ROW Carl M Hm-
Players stage two operas
with Department of Music
Breaking into another theatrical medium, the
K-State Players worked with students in the music
department on two one-act operas, "Riders to the
Sea" and "The Telephone." The group also staged
seven works by noted playwrights and two one-act
dramas written by speech graduate students.
Programs of the group centered on creative dra-
matics and other phases of the performing arts. In-
ternationally-known actors were broutht to the
campus through efforts of the Players.
richs, Vicky L Enckson. Adelia M Haun. Mary E Horton. Cheryl L Weber, Mary
H Lairmore. Donna R Matthis BOTTOM ROW Daryl M Wedwick, John D.
Walker. Steve C Butterworth, Frederick L, Williams, John F Jagger. John R
Clark
Music education majors
attend national convention
Noted musicians from throughout the country
presented clinics and workshops at the national
meeting of the Music Educators National Conven-
tion at the University of Kansas. The 80 local music
education majors participated in the clinics and
heard presentations and critiques of modern music
studies by the musicians. Campus meetings of the
conference included talks by members of the music
department and a faculty-student party at Christ-
mas to promote intra-department relations.
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Recalling less peaceful days during the Irish Revolution. Pad-
dy O'Rourke idles away the evening in a San Francisco bar in
"Half a Coin. Half a Man." The one-act play was one of two stu-
dent-written productions presented by the K-State Players
Music Educators National Conference— TOP ROW Carolyn S Lemon. Con-
stance A. Galle, Rochelle D. Ediger, Mary E. Glenn. Nancy A Theobald. Regena
K. Pratt. Linda K Woellhof. SECOND ROW Mary A. Denning. Paula L Sanford.
Janean L. Miller. Beverly A. Dearing, Sharon L Terwilliger, Marilyn S Robbins,
Carole J Wheelock. BOTTOM ROW Billies R Pedersen. Ruth E Schroeder.
Nola M. Rosenow. Shirley A Newhn, Kay A Clinesmith. Natalie J Parker. Ho-
mer D. Came
Milling students hear of computer use in industries
New developments in baking and milling were
explained to members of the Milling Association at
group programs. Representatives from Bakers
Franchise Corporation and IBM Corporation out-
lined job opportunities and the use of digital com-
puters in milling operations such as warehouse in-
ventories. In March, several members attended the
American Feed Manufacturers Association's na-
tional convention in Chicago. The group, which
included students in milling, feed technology and
bakery management, provided tours of campus fa-
cilities on Agricultural Science Day.
Milling Club-TOP ROW Dwight E Mill-
er, Michael R Wenger. Stephen B. Zeig-
ler. Ronald K Boucher SECOND ROW:
Fred S Stivers, Lewis G. Killebrew, Ray D
Stauffer. Arlin B Ward THIRD ROW For-
rest E Louderback, Craig P Helwig, Allen
W Kirleis. Ronnie G Giersch, BOTTOM
ROW Steve A Johnson. Robert B Tap-
horn, Wayne R Johnson
Milling Club-TOP ROW Gary L Dettmer, Fritz Norbury, George W Barr,
Muhammad S. Chaudhry, Fred W. Bey, John J Carr. Donald L. Steanson, Roy L.
Robinson, Ronald A Scott SECOND ROW: Gerald D Miller, Ira M Walman.
Ahmed M. El-Dash, Gordon L McCosh, Earl D Weak, Charles W Kolb, Larry E
Dirksen, Gerald T. Evans THIRD ROW: Russell L. Bussman, Duane L Keller,
Charles D Fulhage, Alan B Collison, Larry A. Krogstad, Kenneth D Buchele,
Elieser S. Posner, BOTTOM ROW David L. Hammond, John C Klein, Robert N.
Kershner, William C Barr, Roger C Locher, Keith C Behnke, Marvin D Wells,
Douglas A Ohlde,
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Nursing Club— TOP ROW: Judith A. Lukms. Judith C Armsworthy, Myra L.
McLeod, LaDonna J Kolman, Marianne Mathewson. Virginia L. Ward. SECOND
ROW: Janet M. Sterbenz. Judy A. Hester. Ruth M. Cikanek, Carolyn M Robin-
son, Barbara J Farris. THIRD ROW Joan R Bower. Marcia L Schoeff, Jeanine
A Davis. Connie S Rathbun, Paula J. demons. David C. Petet. BOTTOM ROW:
Geraldine S. Trojovsky. Marietta R Jones. Mary K Leick. Janet P. Kelly, Virginia
L. Brunson.
Nursing Club coeds tour
medical center facilities
Nursing advisers from the University of Kansas
Medical Center explained new techniques in pa-
tient care to Nursing Club members. A tour of the
Medical Center in November highlighted the club's
activities. Members gained further familiarity and
experience in the nursing field by working as
volunteer nurses' aides at Student Health.
Off-Campus Women carol
with residents of Straube
Courses of a progressive dinner were served by
members of Off-Campus Women at five different
apartments. The coeds, with men of Straube Schol-
arship House, caroled for residents of Manhattan
rest homes and the county jail. Members had a
spring banquet and considered the possibility of es-
tablishing a permanent meeting place.
Off-Campus Women-TOP ROW
Barbara L Hicks, Mary B Anderson.
Jan E. Morns. Kathleen S. Bergman,
Laura M Jepsen SECOND ROW
Mary E Whitney. JoJanet Dean. Sha-
ron A, Whitley. Jean M Sunderland.
Wanda L Patnode THIRD ROW:
Marilyn M Tadtman. Joan E Walters.
Nona G Reynolds. Judy M Brammer
BOTTOM ROW Doris H Copper-
smith. Kathleen K. Toburen. Pamela J.
Osbourn
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Orchesis-TOP ROW Arnelle J. Hilgenfeld. Lesta L. Riley. Elaine S Biggs
SECOND ROW Lynn A Piper. Janet D Sprang. Barbara J Page. Karen A Nico-
lai BOTTOM ROW: Janet S Rupp. Jane D Vermillion, Joyce L Wolfram.
Orchesis members present
original dances for concert
Original choreographies were prepared by mem-
bers of Orchesis, a modern dance group, for a con-
cert in April. In March, the organization demon-
strated basic techniques of modern, creative dance
at an exhibition for men in physical education.
In the spring, Orchesis members attended semi-
nars at the University of Kansas and Pittsburg State
Teachers' College where they observed and learned
new methods and techniques of modern dance. The
students also traveled to Kansas City to participate
in a workshop and attend a concert by Daniel Nag-
rin, a professional modern dancer. Adviser for the
organization, which was established at the Univer-
sity in 1920, was Lynn Piper, an instructor of wom-
en's physical education.
Convention names student 'Pakistani of the Year'
Celebrating the independence of Pakistan, mem-
bers of the Pakistan Association observed the day by
attending a dinner and viewing documentary
movies and slides tracing the cultural and economic
development and history of the nation.
At the convention of the National Pakistan Asso-
ciation in Wisconsin, Intesar Zaidi, a graduate stu-
dent at the University, was presented the organiza-
tion's National Pakistani Student of the Year
award. The award was based on the student's adap-
tion and contribution to the University.
During the year, the organization sponsored
debates on the India-Pakistan dispute, radio com-
mentaries and speeches to local groups.
Pakistan Association— TOP ROW Shafqat S. Chaudhry. Imtiaz A. Qureshi.
Khanmd M Husain. Rabia A Zaidi. Intesar H Zaidi SECOND ROW Ghulam S
Jatol. Edna A Khan, Farooq Haider. Abdus Sadiq BOTTOM ROW: Muhammad
S. Chaudhry. Ahmad S. Khan. Anwarul H. Chaudhry, Maher H. Khan. William W.
Boyer
Peopleto People— TOP ROW: Nilean Nou, BonnieJ Campbell. Susan E.
Campbell. Judy M Brammer. Sudhir K Gupta SECOND ROW. Charles R
Bonebrake. Kenneth R Jacques, Joseph I. Alade, Abdulilah A Kanawi, Geral-
dme J. Brown. Jesudas U Mwanje THIRD ROW Navin K Sanghvi. Ghulam S.
Jatoi. Mary E Horton. Quaisar M Hanif. Hasan Kamil BOTTOM ROW D Fred
Peterson, Roger W Hartsook. Harold D Neufeldt. Thomas E. Poley
People to People sponsors ambassadors to Europe
People-to-People sponsored eight ambassadors to
Europe in the organization's annual student-abroad
program. Students lived with families in the British
Isles, Germany, Greece, Belgium, France and the
Scandinavian countries for three weeks of their six-
week summer stay and traveled in other European
countries during the remainder of their visit.
Participants Were chosen from interviews and an
essay expressing interest in the program. The club
sponsored an orientation program for the Universi-
ty representatives, which included speakers who
lectured on international affairs.
Persian group visits town
to learn customs and life
To learn more about the United States, members
of the Persian Student Association visited the small
town of Clifton near Manhattan. After visiting
several farms nearby, the group talked to town resi-
dents about Persian life and customs.
During the year members sponsored two displays
of Persian arts and crafts in the Union. The dis-
plays came from the members' own possessions.
The group participated in International Week,
viewed movies on culture in Persia and listened to
an Egyptian student talk about his country.
Persian Student Association— TOP ROW Samuel Taftian. Mohammad Noor-
ayi. Farhad Shahrokhi SECOND ROW Abbas Pouyamehr. Iraj Rojhani, Nasser
Chafieian. Irai Emamy BOTTOM ROW Esfahani M Dibai. Zia E Rafii. Albert
Perry
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PHEMS conducts clinic
for high school gymnasts
High school students received gymnastic instruc-
tion from demonstrations of the gymnastics team at
a clinic, directed by PHEMS, women's physical
education organization. PHEMS members partici-
pated in the demonstration and counseled 500 stu-
dents during the day-long activities. The women
also practiced sports skills and officiating.
Physical education majors create modern dance positions by
changing the level, size, and direction of ordinary movements.
Phems— TOP ROW Kathenne Geyer. Janice A Dougherty, Julie M Murrow,
Judith L Burgess, Pamela K. Fortun. Carol J. Kirshe. Janice K Gillespie. Sandra
K Busch. Jane E. Dannefer. Peggy J. Frakes, Janalee E Beals SECOND ROW
Nancy B Humburg, Deborah K Boren. Judith E. Lamborn. Sue A Failor, Patri-
cia J Drake, Shelby J Dauback. Frances E Johnston, Jean A Lancaster, Bar-
bara J Kinch, Linda M Ladenburger, Kathryn A Claybaugh THIRD ROW: Vicki
PHEMS-TOP ROW Katheryn A McKinney. Roberta A Meyer. Linda L. Mordy,
Bobbie J Shaw, Mary M McManis, Mary J Mier. Mar]one J Wright, Faith A.
Ott, Glenna L Zimmerman, Jonell J Wiehe SECOND ROW Karen S Wilson.
Diana L Wanager. Cheryl L. Porteus. Elizabeth D Merrill, Marlene F Mc-
Kaughan. Colleen L Stafford, Kathryn M McCarthy, Jean A. Sheik, Miriam
M. Hedges, Ann K Kirkwood, Nancy G. Johnson, Monica D Burkhart, Carol A.
Jensen. Margaret E. Gresham, Mary L. Ault, Sandra Lorentz, Sandra R. Hick.
BOTTOM ROW Constance L. Hall. Janice E. Andrews. Janet L McAnmch.
Cynthia A Filinger. Jeannine K. Gordon, Nina M Felbush. Jerre L Lewis, Caro-
lyn R, Cox, Patricia L. Cline, LaRue J Johnson
Poole. THIRD ROW Janet M Whitehill. Ann C Schweitzer, Patricia L. Ramsour,
Ann D Wagner, Elizabeth D Smith, Lynn A Piper, Elizabeth E MacGowan,
Judy A. Akers. BOTTOM ROW Viva K Mathes, Virginia R Roglin, Pamella J
Smith, Mayme R. Moody. Janice E Pompenen. Lona D Vilander. Ruth V Ste-
venson, Judith J Olson, Catherine L. Turner.
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Plow and Pen Club-TOP ROW
Loren J. Kruse, Jean D Reilly. James
A Shurts SECOND ROW Elbert B
Macy. David A Slead. Robert J. Stall-
baumer. John J Gerstner BOTTOM
ROW: Jerry W Engler. Roy B Barn-
hart, William A Blauvelt
Plow and Pen members
revive students' magazine
Plow and Pen Club members with Agriculture
Council revived the Ag Student Magazine,
published in the spring. Members, most of whom
were enrolled in agricultural journalism, toured
publishing houses in Topeka which published farm
magazines. A FFA newswriting contest for state
high school chapters was sponsored by the club.
Carroll Hess, dean of the College of Agriculture,
and Paul DeWeese, member of the radio and televi-
sion department, spoke to the group.
Poultry science students
give "Red Rooster Award"
Financed by profits earned by preparing bar-
bequed chickens for campus functions, the Poultry
Science Club established a tlRed Rooster Award."
The $150 award was presented each semester to the
member most active in club projects.
Money raised by the barbeques also helped fi-
nance a four-state tour during spring vacation. The
group visited farms in Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota,
and Kansas. Members also participated in football,
basketball and volleyball intramurals.
Poultry Science Club-TOP ROW Larry D Bacon, Keith L Dettmer. John N
Butts. Randall H Alder, Paul E Sanford, Hisham K Saadeh. Imtiaz A Qureshi,
Manapalli V Rao, Joseph G lyorver SECOND ROW Ronald L Strahm, Richard
S Wolf, Robert L Frisbie. Billy D McMillen, Roger D. Minter, Bajrang S Ra-
thore, Milton J Williams. Daniel G. Gasche. Terry W. Conard, Charles L. Norton.
THIRD ROW: Robbin L Alder, Larry R Shubert. Darrel G Walters, Ranveer S
Rathore, Eugene W Kovar, Sherwood L Svarvan, Stuart T McCready, Roger S
Fix, Gary A Lillich BOTTOM ROW Gary V Hartman. Robert D Stntzke. Bill W
Giltner. Charles W Weber. David J Mugler. John W Davis, Daniel D Har-
baugh. Loyal F. Payne
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Pre-Veterinary Medical Club— TOP ROW: Jill Stevens. Carolan M Tallerday.
Frederick J. Wisegarver. Larry N Clarkson. Judith A Balthazor. Carolyn R. Zeni-
shek, Delores L. Buller. Lonnie D. Schroeder. Francis M. Reedy. James L. Vier-
gever. Gary L. Follmer SECOND ROW: Daniel G. Laufenberg. Charles G. Jewell.
Stephen D. Warren. Davy J. Harkins. Stephen J. Warren. Robert F. Kingston.
Merle L. Raida. William S Walker. John A Fry. Harlyn G McGuire THIRD
ROW: Richard K. Bartel. Steven D. Merriam, Michele H. Williams. Patricia A.
Murphy, Steven C. Edwards. Gerald W. Hennkson. Jimmy E. Monical. William
W. Burdett. Jackie J. Robinson. James W. Waggoner. Lannie L. Hanel. BOT-
TOM ROW: Robert A. Harwood. Rollin H Abernethy. William S Swan. Michael
J. VanCampen. Kenneth B Mitchell. James P. Grossardt, Ralph E. Jewell, Den-
nis E McClary. Roger D Timken, Douglas J Duston.
Pre- Vet club awards scholarship to former member
Awarded annually to a freshman in the College
of Veterinary Medicine, students in Pre-Veterinary
Medical Club presented a scholarship to Maxwell
Russell, a former member of the group.
In the fall, members built a display illustrating
"Careers in Veterinary Medicine" for Veterinary
Medicine Open House. The organization also
sponsored a winter Sno-ball dance, featuring the
Rising Suns band and a continuous program intro-
ducing opportunities in veterinary medicine.
Professional fields of practice available to College of Veteri-
nary Medicine graduates are explained to Open House visitors
by a student in Pre-Vet Club. Members are freshmen and soph-
omores studying to qualify for entrance into the college.
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Pre-Veterinary Medical Club— TOP ROW Anne Laury, Stephanie A Baer,
Kathleen A Keating, Patricia J. Luttgen, William H Meyer. Larry E Mages. Lyn-
dal D. Bolinger, Peter M. Falk, James H Fountaine. James R Kenyon, Andrew
L Martinsen SECOND ROW John H Hartman. Melvin M Ahlquist. Bruce L
Gilpin. Steve L. Betton. Stephen B Spies, Ronald E. Seitz, Ronald K. Paulson,
Mark H Trueblood, James A. Eaton, Leonard L Tucker THIRD ROW Jerre K
Rorick, Frank C Scharf, Jonathan N, Ash, Lois N. Eckhoff, Sondra L. Grumbein,
Gary L Hartzell, Justin B Janssen, Allan D Semen. Joseph S Gessner. Rodney
F Lind. Edward E Nelson BOTTOM ROW: Terry S Wollen. Richard D Kirk.
Robert W Blankinship. Ronald D Pappan, Todd B Fnedland. Melvin H Hamlin.
Brian T. Donohue. Roger W Chase, Glenn W Riggs. James R. McClellan
Pre-Veterinary Medical Club— TOP ROW: Richard L Rossiotto. Barbara A
Wehr, Glenda T. Boyce, Frank L Lifrien, Richard L Harrington. Edwin B. Brock-
way. James L Eshbaugh. Stephen T. Kelley SECOND ROW Douglas L Mol-
doff, Kenneth A. Glenn, Donald L Bridges, Craig A Calamaio. John W. Banning,
William H Barkley, Douglas R Aberle. Allan C Oltjen THIRD ROW: James R.
Guglielmino. Samuel H Shapiro, David C. Baker, Howard J Baker. Lawrence J.
Randle, Jay D Riedl. Delbert E Walter. Steven L Alberts BOTTOM ROW
Thomas R Hathaway. Richard K Thompson. Michael P McCoy. Kenneth L.
Carlson. Ralph E Cadwallader, Richard W Jakimer, William J Hines.
Pre-Veterinary Medical Club-TOP ROW Carol L. Runyon, Birgit H. Gustaf-
son, Joe A Fakler. Dudley E Quick, Clifford E Underwood, Charles P. Zangger,
James T. Hartford, Jerome I Leise, James A Karleskint SECOND ROW: Donna
L. Symns, William A Conrad, Dennis E Hausmann, Barry M Jensen, Gayle D
AraSmith, Roger W Swanson. Michael L. Willard, James L Holterman. THIRD
ROW: Daniel C Murphy, Christopher L. Peterson. Norman Tacktill, Richard W
Rogers. David A Gechter. Vernon M White. Deryl L Troyer, Robert L Stark.
Michael R. Rutherford. BOTTOM ROW Harlan A Thyfault. Dale D Boyle. Tho-
mas E. Keller. Richard W Lewis. William G Winter. John A Jarrett. Steve M.
White. Donald S. Peetz
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Professional Foods Club-TOP ROW: Linda K Makela, Sharron J Rule. Bren-
da G Sawyer, Sue L Partch, Jeanne Doughten. Janet D Marshall. Frieda A.
Schoneweis. Karen R Halderson SECOND ROW E Beth Alsup. Soma J.
Green, Cecelia M. Schaich. Sandra E. Freelam. Barbara J. Winn, Meredith A
Holloway, Joanne L. Wyhe, Marta J. Quattlebaum. Faith R Roach, THIRD
ROW: Ruth L Worthington. Helen C Bauder. Barbara S. Rice, Nancy E. Meyer.
Sheryl K Reh. Carol L Heath, Pamela A Bowmer, Mary E, Keegan. Ann L. Crav-
ens BOTTOM ROW: Rita K Lilak, Kathryn I Norberg, Judith L. Crumnne. David
D Smith. Carl R Chance. Rose M Boor. Sharon A. Schmidt. Sally A. Goodyear,
Peggy I DeJarnette.
Foods club members enjoy foreign dishes at dinner
Creating an Italian atmosphere in the Justin hall
lounge, the Professional Foods Club sampled for-
eign cuisine prepared by a foods class for the
group's annual dinner. Hints on cake decoration
were given to the club members at another pro-
gram. At Ft. Riley, members visited Irwin Army
Hospital, where they inspected operational facilities
in the hospital's modern kitchen.
Soccer Club-TOP ROW Miguel A Figueroa. Celestine 0 N|oku. Derek K Es-
tler. Joseph G lyorver SECOND ROW William C Mayaki, Joseph I Alade, Jib-
ade 0 Oyekan, Kenneth N Onyia THIRD ROW Johnson 0 Arokoyo, Frank M
Atkinson, John Korsak, Jessie O Akinokun BOTTOM ROW Jehosaphat P.
Inda, Folorunso A Faymka, Daniel I Saror
Wichita, KU, Park College
succumb to Soccer Club
After handing the Wichita Soccer Club a 4-3 de-
feat, downing the University of Kansas 4-1 and
beating Park College, Mo., 5-3, the Soccer Club
ended the fall season with a 1-6 loss to Ottawa Uni-
versity. In the spring, the club competed with teams
from Oklahoma State University and the University
of Nebraska and invited other teams to participate
in a tournament at the University.
The 20-member club, coached by Edward Quig-
ley, an instructor of English, practiced three times
each week during the soccer season on the military
drill field. The team sought recognition from the
athletic department as a minor University sport — a
status necessary to compete with varsity clubs from
other universities and to receive funds.
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Sports Car Club provides
weather information booth
Vacation-bound students were aided by a weath-
er and safety booth in the Union, sponsored by the
Sports Car Club. Members posted weather and
road conditions on a map of the United States be-
fore vacation periods. The club and the University
of Kansas Sports Car Club jointly sponsored the
annual Rallye-Gymkhana in the spring. Meeting
midway betwen the two universities, members par-
ticipated in a cross country race and obstacle course.
Sports cars from throughout the state were dis-
played at the Concours D'Elegance Auto Show,
sponsored by the club. Cars were cleaned and pol-
ished for the April show in Ahearn Field House.
The club conducted two car rallyes each month.
Sport parachutists strive
for altitude jump record
Breaking the Kansas night altitude record of
10,000 feet was a goal set by members of the Sport
Parachute Club. A series of difficult preliminary
altitude chamber tests had to be passed by all mem-
bers who participated in the attempt.
In April, club members went to Orange, Mass.,
where they participated in the 1967 Collegiate Na-
tional for parachuting. They also jumped with
members of the Wichita State University Parachute
Club in another spring meet.
Of the more than 50 students who had been
trained in the sport of skydiving since the club's
founding in 1965, ten have since been awarded in-
ternationally recognized parachutist licenses.
Sports Car Club-TOP ROW Allen L
Fletcher, Anthony T Coon, Michael D,
Rogers. Sheila Newton. Tennyson
Collins. SECOND ROW Douglas W
Ladendorf. Larry A Krogstad, Glen W
Froehch. Richard R Newton, Charles
R Bonebrake THIRD ROW Michael
S Brannan. John A Neal. Jack R Pitt-
man. Melvin D Dale, Case A Bone-
brake BOTTOM ROW Robert H
Hossfeld, Charles S Hann. James A
Baran. Stephen M. Werts
Sport Parachute Club-TOP ROW Elaine S Biggs, Valerie Tomayko. Susan D
Montgomery. John H Treder. Dennis J Finnesy. Gary D Paulsen. Allen J Ran-
dall. Larry D Strain SECOND ROW Paul T Henderson. Harry F Frantz. Jeffrey
C. Ryman, James I Miller. Carl W Woelfer. George S. McCaslin, Peter J. Boyle,
Ronald L Strahm, Tedd J Dowd THIRD ROW Patrick T McDevitt, Timothy J.
Brady, Charles C, Haines, Anthony W Wood, Terrell H Fletcher. Alan C Bran-
don. John C Klein. Stephen M Werts BOTTOM ROW Daniel E Pilcher. John
C Anderson. Thomas W Skinner. William E Buzenberg. John T Reeves. Wil-
liam D. Walseth. Curtis H, Jurgensen
Statesmates-TOP ROW Amelia J Hilgenfeld. Mehnda L Dobson, Claudia K.
Howard. Beverly A Johnston. Mehnda R. Woltkamp, Kathleen A. Pulliam, Rita
M Rieschick. Virginia A Meyer, Martha A Morton. Ann L Charlton. Linda S
Burton SECOND ROW Susan G Woodard. Kristie K Jacobson. Janet S Bunk-
er, Nancy M. Dutton, Nancy B Humburg, Stephanie A Baer, Shelia F Crouch,
Janice A Lindgren, Janet D. Sprang. Marsha K Meckel THIRD ROW Barbara
A Wehr. Geraldine K Robinson. Patricia A Atwater. Sharon A. Bernitz, Phyllis J.
Gillmore, Kathryn J Lee, Nan L. Schotanus, Melissa F, Bostwick, Mary E. Ab-
son, Jana L Cole BOTTOM ROW Lynn M Cable. Miadell A McKaughan. Lin-
da K. Riemann. Kathleen A, Rostine. Linda S. Barb. Diana R Jaeger. Christine
Wertz. Susan D Lafferty. Donna L. Symns
Statesmates— TOP ROW Sue Z Stiefel, Kathryn J Vering. Diana S Gump,
Joyce A Long, Linda R Achten, Jeanette K. Mack, Frieda A Schoneweis. Vir-
ginia L Ward, Marcia B Knight. Barbara A Chase. Gayla F. Widener SECOND
ROW Joyce E Blecha. Janet L. Chatfield, Mary L, Grosko, Elizabeth M Rami-
rez. Phyllis A Tarver, Nancy E. Lee. Barbara M. Holm, Teresa M Obermeier,
Pamela A Reeder, Ann M Sanner THIRD ROW Lesta L Riley. Terry L Shull.
Sharon G Horigan. LaDonna L Douglass, Marlene J, Brinker. Jill E Bunker.
Ruth Elledge. Janet L. Wolfe, Carolyn R, Zenishek. Patricia L. Bicknell. Christine
Howard BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen M Caviness. Jane A Bigler, Jane L Chat-
lain. Sheryl G Spacek. Valeria J Robinson, Mary K. Leick, Elizabeth A Wilker-
son, Shame A. Snell, Geraldine A. Smith. Beverly A Norton.
Statesmates-TOP ROW Jane A Willis. Joann Chalmers. Diane M Elmore.
Susan E Carlson. Barbara L Brownlie. Valerie Taylor. Rebecca S Anderson,
Beryl B Lowery, Sharron L Beckenhauer, Soma D. Larson, Sara A. Ball, Charo-
lyn K Lacey SECOND ROW Aldre M Holmgren, Linda K Fraser. Sharon L
Wilson, Barbara D. Gadberry, Kathleen A. Cushing, Barbara K Stephens, Mary
J Schafer, Carol J Staab, Beverly J. Skolaut, Deborah D Vaughan. Laura J
Kobbeman, Ruthie K Bowen THIRD ROW Joan C Hobbs. Nancy J Atkinson,
Karen J Acker. Sharon A. Granger, Karen J Mau. Patricia L. Lilhston. Pamela J
Richards, Melodie A. Otte, Jennifer B Rotman, Marsha L. Garrett, Judy Jako-
watz BOTTOM ROW Janet K Shipman. Jo A Becker. Countess K Culbertson,
Cynthia J Orloske. Karen K. Charbonneau, Elaine J Skeuse, Linda E Schreuder.
Elizabeth E. MacGowan, Lisa K Dufield. Barbara J Chaloupka. Pamela A Sod-
ergren
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Statesmates— TOP ROW: Nancy M Boyer, Rebecca A. Barbe, Roberta A Jew-
ett. Carol S Thorpe, Marilyn A. Karlin, Diane Latimer. Barbara K. Benton, Diana
L. Reber, Xandra L Jones, Linda R Pizel, Dana E, Buehler SECOND ROW
Kathryn S. Michaels, Janet K Warner, Kathleen L Anderson, Jacqueline L.
Weingart, Cheryl J McKay, Thomasine L. Wemgart, Norma J. Dickhut, Karen S
Brim, Susan A, Haymaker, Alice L Wayman. THIRD ROW: Nancy J Smith, Bar-
bara J. Page, Susan K. Mernman, Betty J Friday, Pamela G Kitch, Karen S
Adams, Judy A Hester, Barbara J Farris, Paula S Johnson, Deborah K Baker,
Marcella M Morris, BOTTOM ROW Charlotte A McNeil, Diane K Youngers,
Rosalie R Robinson, Joan E. Bastel, Coyla L. Lockhart, Janet K Betts, Jacque-
line A, Basham. Lucy M Garver, Mary H Lairmore, Monica M McMillion,
Statesmen-TOP ROW: Lawrence N Frey, Kenneth D Wichman, Clifford L
Swart, Michael D Rogers, Loren C Swenson, Donald W Prather, Alan D Mills
SECOND ROW: Dennis R Siefkes. Thomas L. Sharp, Richard A. Case, George
H. Bellairs. Thomas D Hawk, Bruce A. Adams, Harley N Stauffer, Jerry G An-
derson BOTTOM ROW Steven G Grube, Harry B Loper, Dexter A Vergin,
Randolph L Wright. Edward L Swenson, Kenneth Lee Thomas, Dale E Brown-
lee.
Pep groups boost spirits
at campus athletic events
Wildcat cheers boosted by Statesmates and
Statesmen, women's and men's pep clubs, spirited
basketball and football team efforts during home
contests. Statesmates painted victory signs on down-
town and Aggieville store windows preceding K-
State-University of Kansas athletic clashes, traveled
to Lawrence to attend the annual rival basketball
game and sold Wildcat booster hats for the cerebral
palsy fund. Statesmates organized noon football ral-
lies and planned, for the first time with the aid of a
computer, flashcard shows for football game half-
time entertainment presented by K-Block.
Senior Day half-time ceremonies feature an unusual grid tilt as
Statesmates divide ranks and don helmets for a scrimmage
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Publicity chairmen for the Student Education Association ar-
range pictures of group activities for a bulletin board display in
Holton hall. The group of future teachers schedules monthly
programs to promote fellowship and to hear speakers.
School for the Deaf students provide S.E.A. program
Students and teachers from the Olathe School for
the Deaf demonstrated methods of instructing hand-
icapped children at the November meeting of the
Student Education Association. Other monthly
meetings included talks by guest speakers on specif-
ic aspects of the teaching profession such as "Inova-
tions for Education. " In April, members attended
an awards banquet at which outstanding seniors
were recognized. Membership was the largest since
the organizations founding in 1951.
Student Education Association Officers— TOP ROW: Linda A Baldndge,
Mary E Blakeslee. June F. Sweat. Julia J. Scott. Deborah M DeMand. Sharon
A Elsweiler. John W DeMand SECOND ROW Virginia A Carlson. Nancy J
Laudemann, Pamela J Dudley. Nancy C Reeves, Martha A Crane. Laurel B.
Warren, Harriet G. Christensen BOTTOM ROW. Beth K. Fleischmann, Linda J.
Carlson. Nancy A Baker, Cynthia L Sperry, Judith K. Nulty, Judy L. Heck, Marna
G. Jenkins
S.E.A.-TOP ROW: Melinda L Dobson. Janet L Braden. Jean L Unruh. Gloria
R Adams, Ellen K Siemens. Mary K Korber. Marcia G Sims, Carolyn K. Eisen-
brandt, Rebecca L. Johnston, Linda L. Mendell, Betty R Ashida, A. Earlene
Hovis. SECOND ROW Barbara A. Zernickow, Jane E Kitch, Cynthia A Filinger.
Mary E, Olsen, Nancy E Fair, Carol D Wenger, Phyllis J Marmet. Margaret F
Glatz, Janice Elaine Smith, Pamela J. Paramore. Anna M Luker, Carolyn M Col-
lins. THIRD ROW: Judy E Raitt, Sharon A. White, Elizabeth E MacGowan. Pa-
tricia A Hatch, Carole J Wheelock. Rita M Robinson, Neva A Williams, Judith
H. Hunter, Margaret R Hooper, Marcia A Norby. Dorothy A Hokr, Connie M
McClure BOTTOM ROW: Kenneth. W Claycamp. Jane A Bigler. Virginia L.
Mansholt. Linda E Schreuder, Teresa" K Graham, Wilma M. Hazen. Nancy J
Fox, Joan R. Geraghty. Judith A Dunn, Janet L. Alexander, Mary A. Bower, Jen-
nifer K Sullivan, Marlyse K Milburn, Nancy C. Smith. Alan K Steele
S.E.A.-TOP ROW: Karen J Sanborn, Sheryl K Albright, Jeanette K Mack, Ka-
rolyn K. Kroenlein, Vicky L Pogue, Beverly A Lambert, Linda S Garrison, Vicki L.
Wenger, Ann L McKinley, Janice L Stohs. Barbara E Esau SECOND ROW:
Helen F Bosche. Linda M. Lantis. Janet K Hollmger, Janet E Clark, Terry A.
Lassman, Joleen A. Fiala, Patricia A Buchan, D'Ann Drennan. Michele D Fnck-
ey, Patricia A Patton THIRD ROW: Linda M Richardson, Mary L. Ault, Janice
;L. Horst. Kay E Kotapish, Martha A. Stonehocker. Tonita P. Coons, Kathleen J.
McCreery, Margaret A. Ewing, Janet S Nicodemus. Cheryl D Gosch, Patricia
A Simmons BOTTOM ROW Mary A, Woolcott, Maryanne Murphy, Cheryl A.
Schimpf. Nelda J Friedrichs, Sharon I O'Shields, Cynthia K Fleming, Donneta
R Kimball, Linda C. Wiehe, Doris B. Mayhill. Verlene J Makalous.
S.E.A.-TOP ROW: Carol L Whitfield, Michele J Clark, Jo M McKmnis, Paulet-
ta J. Winderlin, Kristie K. Jacobson. Karen L. O'Connor, Phyllis J Blasdel. Mari-
lyn L. Hall, Robyn L Fankhauser. Janice J Miles, Jean F Howe SECOND
ROW: Mary E Windels, Katherme A Kirk, Wilma J Lunt. Barbara I Simons,
Jacgueline K Marteney, Linda J Sebesta. Louise M Mattox, Emily A. Eitmann,
Sandra D. Tollefson, Jeanette M Golitko THIRD ROW: Rebecca A Lehman,
Patricia J. Heyer, Jacquahne S Byers, Mary A Hoff, Janet L. Hastings, Linda K
Otney, VerLee E. Chegwidden. Jonnie S. Thompson, Meta K Newell. Tahmeroo
L Gaynier, Pamalee G Carson BOTTOM ROW Sharon L. Terwilliger, Vicki L
Brown, Nola M Rosenow, Richard H. McVay, Gail I. Post, Barry L West, Shern-
lyn K. Becker, Nancy J Butler, Marilyn L. Woolley, Galen J Long
S.E.A.-TOP ROW. Lana K Shelby. Sandra L. Daugherty. Janet L Chatfield,
Constance M Anstaett. Patricia J Edmonds. Donna L Knoell. Linda K. Gaul.
Lenore K Brim. Karen S Brim. Judy G. Jackson SECOND ROW Elizabeth Arm-
strong, Treasha L Green. Kathryn E. Heyne. Eleanor R Shier. Barbara J. Mattix,
Lorna E. House, Joan E. Hallauer. Vera J McAlexander. Sharon A. Granger.
Linda S Myers. Carolyn M Kellogg THIRD ROW Bryn B Toll. Judith R North,
Mary A. Wiard, Linda L Seaton, Pamela S. Carlson, Mary K Wood, Jo A. Beck-
er, Rebecca S Gray. Janice E Strecker. Karen J Beck BOTTOM ROW: Nancy J.
Ukena. Donna L Silver. Marcia K Scott. Ellen L Taylor. Karen A. Kroutil. Janice
E. Cipra. Patricia Lynn Carlson, Patricia W. Cheney, Jeanette M Stroberg. Eliza-
beth A Wilkerson. DeloresJ Johnson.
S.E.A.-TOP ROW: Barbara L. Hicks. Marilee R. Hennkson, Elizabeth H Parker.
Phyllis J Feyh, Lyn M Buffo. Nancy J Sloan. Barbara J King. Kay D Mortimer,
Nancy K Stover. Rosella A, Wenzl. Beverly A Schneider SECOND ROW: Dana
C Fankhauser, Barbara J Goedecke. Kathryn Judd. Barbara L. Reed, Barbara S.
Pearson, Charlotte L. Swain, Marita M. Lamp, Linda D. Risser, Linda S Hood,
Janet K, Griffith. THIRD ROW: Ruth M. StPierre, Brenda E. Dold. Judith A Hun-
ter, Marjory L McLeavy, Carolyn L Young, Frances M. Kelly. Laura L Ludes,
Louise M Haslouer. In grid M. Johnson, Lucretia A Butts, Georgia S Lacen.
BOTTOM ROW Karen B Linck, Pamela A Sodergren, Cynthia A. Michael, Ste-
phen B. Kotler, Miriam A Moore. Carol Christensen. Sharyn S Longhofer. Olga
A. Nowmsky. Arietta Y. Visser. Larry W. Hays.
S.E.A.-TOP ROW Judy J Arm-
strong, Barbara S. Wurtz, Judith E.
Lamborn. Shelia F Crouch, Nedra L.
Chalfant, Austina Terry, Ann L. Charl-
ton SECOND ROW Sally A Liston,
Patricia J. Sullivan. Carol A Storrer.
Linda J. House. Shirley A Ford, Rob-
bie G Brewer THIRD ROW Nancy J
Glover, Karen K Starkey, Carole J.
Rohrer. Kay E Farney, Paula K Sandy,
Jean A. Sheik, Phyllis M. Johnson.
Martha M Fly BOTTOM ROW: Shir-
ley C. Crail, Linda S Pfister. Juanita
M. Dennis. Gary D. Blankenship, Jack
L. Wolfe, Mary E Schweitzer. Nancy
A. Charles
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Wildcat Table Tennis Club-TOP
ROW Donald L Rose. Ten-Ming
Rhee. Jye S Fang. Michael S Chen.
SECOND ROW ChangHChu. Jo-
seph I Alade. Stuart Spaulding. BOT-
TOM ROW Donald E Morgan. Arne
Richards. Roger P Kaiser. Gordon E
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Table Tennis club selects team for regional tournament
In its first year on campus, the Wildcat Table
Tennis Club sponsored tournaments in which both
members and non'-members could participate. A
major campus tournament in December selected a
team of undergraduate players to represent the
University at the University of Kansas in the re-
gional table tennis tournament, sponsored second
semester by the Association of College Unions.
Meeting twice weekly in either dorm basements or the Union
recreation area, members of the newly formed Wildcat Table
Tennis Club learn and develop skills in ping-pong for club-spon-
sored tournaments for all students and faculty members.
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Extension club members present two radio programs
Two radio programs on campus station KSDB-
FM were presented by members of University Ex-
tension Club in the fall. The reports were "Careers
in Extension Work" and "Dimensions of Human
Personality of College Students." The group illus-
trated the functions of extension work at Ag Science
Day with a world map pinpointing extension club
locations and a closed-circuit television showing the
work done in these countries. The group heard Mae
Baird, home economics professor, tell of Christmas-
time in India at its annual Christmas party. Inter-
national students who were members of the organi-
zation talked about extension work within their
countries, and instructors in the extension depart-
ment discussed career possibilities in extension.
Members planned a picnic in the spring.
University Extension Club— TOP ROW Linda G Schwilling. Reba S Brazle.
Florence A Fountain. Janice D. Zander, Nilean Nou. John B Mubiru. Karolyn K
Kellogg, Suzie L Meyer. Eldeen M. Voth. Nancy K Hatfield. Pramila Krupadan-
am SECOND ROW Margaret M Smerchek. Diane M Simpson. Gladys C
Thorsell. Leuita M Gugler. Anna M Luker. Janice A Overocker. Delma J Baker.
Jibade C Oyekan. Lois A Nixon, Jesudas U Mwanje THIRD ROW: Darrel D.
Hosie, Damera V, Subbarao, Robert L. Johnson, Mary E Schweitzer. Luann K.
Nelson. Carolyn D Olson. Ann J. Brunner. Dennis R. Siefkes, Mohamed H
Abdel Moneim. Nasani E, Masaba BOTTOM ROW Gary K, Nugent, Dolores A,
Hoffman, Sally J Lydick. Mary A. Grame, Merle D Witt, Ronald J Seyfert. Wil-
liam H Reissig. Rae C Luginsland. Thomas E, Appleby. Manellen J. Appleby.
Wheat State Agronomy Club-TOP ROW Richard L Vanderlip. Donald L.
Jameson, Owen L Jacobsen, Thomas C Zavesky, David F Martin SECOND
ROW: Roger L Baker, Galen R. Niedenthal, David J Reisig, Keith D Starr, Ri-
chard P Waldren THIRD ROW: Richard Houdyshell, James C Trybom. Jay W,
Gosch, Wendell K. Hockens, Larry L Klocke BOTTOM ROW: Charles W Knight,
Patrick J Gallagher, Merle D. Witt, Arlin E, Colborg.
Agronomists judge crops,
hear Nigerian program
Robert Bohannon, University director of interna-
tional agricultural progress, was one of several fea-
tured speakers who addressed the Wheat State
Agronomy Club. Bohannon outlined agricultural
conditions in Nigeria, where he evaluated progress
in the professor exchange program with Ahmadu
Bello University. Other guests included Hyde Ja-
cobs, who spoke on water resources, and Raymond
Olson, who spoke about job opportunities in agron-
omy. The organization conducted a crops judging
contest for club members. Other events were a fac-
ulty-student party in the fall and a banquet in the
spring for members and their guests.
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the Fairchild hall museum by Wildlife Society members. The
museum, containing species of area game, is toured by grade
and high school science classes and other campus visitors.
Wildlife students publish Kansas game bird manua
Compiling and editing articles on major Kansas
game birds, members of the Wildlife Society com-
pleted publication of the "Upland Game Booklet"
circulated annually to more than 4,200 persons.
Guest speakers at meetings of the society included
Harold Glassen, a representative of the National
Rifle Association, who spoke on recent national gun
legislation; E. R. Hall of the University of Kansas
wildlife museum; and Richard Marzolf, assistant
professor of zoology at the University.
Wildlife Society-TOP ROW: Nick L. Weidle. Ronald D Gatton. Larry G. Spell-
man, Russell E McCauley, Joe D Cramer. Robert A Sparks. Philip G. Watt,
Ernest J. Hamilton SECOND ROW David L Dowlin. John B Shrable. Gary L
Rader. Donald E. Zimmerman. Gerald L Miller, Wayne K. Steinle. Robert J
Robel. BOTTOM ROW: Barry L Betts, Alan K Montei, Nova J. Silvy. Clayton D
Stalling, Kent H Sherrod, Max O Johnson, Stephen W. Forsythe, Spencer A
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Sponsored by the Wesley Foundation, the Liturgical Dance
Choir performs original interpretive dance for various campus
and state-wide groups. During the summer, they plan to tour
13 different central European and Scandinavian countries.
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Baptist Student Union -TOP ROW: Judith C Armsworthy. Patricia J Hol-
stegge, Carol A Church, Martha E. Toothaker. Karen S Blake. Carol A Toothak-
er SECOND ROW: Cheryl K Johnson. Timothy J Fields. William J Fields. Kerry
L Renner. Jonell Exley BOTTOM ROW Lindon C Thomas. Larry W Abell. Wil-
liam A Blauvelt, Steven P Hatfield. Charles W Newcom. Charles R Cole.
Baptist missionaries serve
at Appalachian work camp
Chosen to serve as missionaries, two members of
the Baptist Student Union assisted at a work camp
in the Appalachian region of Kentucky during the
summer. Each month the students sponsored full-
length religious film showings which included a Bil-
ly Graham production, "Shadow of a Boomerang/1
In the fall, members hosted the State Student Con-
vention for Baptist Student Unions, attended by
representatives from Nebraska and Kansas, and
met for a retreat. The organization also initiated
plans for a new University center.
Lutheran group discusses
interpretations of movies
Critical discussions and interpretations followed
contemporary movies viewed by the 25 members of
Gamma Delta, a Missouri Synod Lutheran student
group. Films reviewed included "Who's Afraid of
Virginia Woolf," "Hat Full of Rain,1' and a series
entitled "Quotes of Basis for Sex Morality."
Talks by guest speakers from area churches at
weekly Sunday meetings provided basis for conver-
sation among members. The student Lutherans also
participated in discussions concerning the Bible and
met together each week for an evening meal.
Gamma Delta -TOP ROW Linda K.
Gaul. Terry A Lassman. Ruthann I
Holle. Kathleen A Guenther, Gratia L
Baehr SECOND ROW Janice E.
Frohn, Nadene M McGuire. Sharon
L. Kootz. Larry A Stohs BOTTOM
ROW Owen A Gaul. Curtis W Kruse.
Gerald H Thiele
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Grace Baptist Fellowship— TOP
ROW Patricia A Hatch, John A.
Haas. Miriam L Lansdowne. LaVonne
A Anderson. Suzanne M. Wehrman.
SECOND ROW Nancy M Schweitz-
er. Fred E Schurle. Fred H Davis,
Howard M Wehrman BOTTOM
ROW Thomas R Tucker. Larry B.
Massey, David K Lightner
Baptists visit rest homes,
sponsor Sunday suppers
Visiting several rest homes in the Manhattan
area during the holiday season, members of Grace
Baptist Student Fellowship talked to shut-ins and
sang Christmas carols. Students met on Sunday
evenings at Grace Baptist Church for supper and
then divided into groups to discuss topics such as
choosing a vocation and marriage. In November,
several members presented musical numbers and
spoke to the church congregation at an evening wor-
ship service. The fellowship also provided posters
for "The Restless Ones,'1 a religious movie that was
shown in February at a Manhattan theatre.
Christian group sponsors
residence hall discussions
Religious issues, including the "Death of God"
theory and the "Christian View of Marriage," were
discussed by students during residence hall group
study sessions sponsored by the Kansas State Chris-
tian Fellowship. Members met each day in Dan-
forth Chapel for prayer and attended weekly meet-
ings at which representatives from local and state
religious organizations spoke.
Selling Christian Literature and collecting dona-
tions, the Fellowship helped to finance a trip for ten
members to Bear Trap Ranch, Colo., owned by
Inter-Varsity, the organization's national.
K-State Christian Fellowship-TOP ROW Suzanne M. Heller, LaVonne A.
Anderson, Ruth A Bartholomew, Edward J Shelton, John A Haas, Nancy M.
Schweitzer, Elaine F Lemon, Patricia A Hatch. SECOND ROW Ken J Locke.
James R Wilson, William D Eisele, Howard M Wherman. Barton E. Larson,
William D Dannefer. Fred H. Davis BOTTOM ROW: Randall L. Rich, William D.
Mauck, Larry B. Massey. David K. Lightner. Roy E Hobbs. Allan R Harms.
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Kappa Phi-TOP ROW: Cheryl A Bussart. Beverly S Frasier. Nancy C Hage-
man, Linda J. House, Jan E Morris, Patricia G Cordon, Diana L Davidson. Lynn
E Boylan SECOND ROW Nancy C Parthemer. Nancy L Presnal, Laura J
Suggs, Loreen A Locke, Jen L. Farmer, Barbara L Haney, Sarah B. Dallas
THIRD ROW Mary J, Allison, Jams C Lundin, Gwen M. Lundin, Zelma J Hun-
sicker, Lorna E House, Barbara H Asfahl. Rachel E Hall, Nila L Luttrell BOT-
TOM ROW Nancy J Perry. Jeanette E Allsbury, Wanda L Bates, Barbara J
Chance, Patricia A Rempel, Elizabeth J, Conner. Linda R. Wasmund.
Kappa Phi women carol, decorate for army patients
During the Christmas season, Kappa Phi, Meth-
odist women's organization, caroled and helped
decorate wards at Irwin Army Hospital at Ft. Ri-
ley. For the second year, they conducted a money-
making project through which they collected used
clothing to be sent to a Korean mission headed by
two University graduates. In another charity pro-
ject, the organization's card sale in the Union raised
money for the United Nations Childrens' Fund.
The women discussed a series of lessons entitled
"One Witness on One World." Kappa Phi also
taught Sunday school and sang in church choirs.
Latter Day Saints attend
weekly meetings in homes
Meeting weekly in members' homes, students in
Liahona Fellowship participated in group discus-
sions on the Christian role in a modern society and
the relationships among religious. Members also
viewed movies including "Failsafe" and "The Ago-
ny and the Ecstacy" and discussed them critically.
The group, which consisted of members of the
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints, attended
services in Danforth Chapel. They celebrated
Christmas with a vesper service and a party which
included dinner and caroling. In the fall, the group
sponsored a chili supper. Roger Hands was presi-
dent of the six-year-old organization.
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints-TOP ROW Sharon D Pule, Chris-
tine L Evans. Judith A Spessard. Harriet E Hapai BOTTOM ROW Carl D Brill
hart. Francis E Stowell. G Roger Hands
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Lutheran Students Associ-
ation-TOP ROW Linda I Boschow-
itzki, Karen L Johnson, Jeanne K
Dunn. Linda N Hammer. Linda M.
Kirkham SECOND ROW Norma K
Guhn, Larry L Johnson. Gary A Lil-
lich. Lawrence L Propp. Donald D.
Snethen. Ingrid M. Johnson THIRD
ROW Donald J Fallon, Paul H
Gibbs. Sheila A. Billenwillms. Douglas
L. Kaiser. Robert A, Becker BOTTOM
ROW Ronald G Propp, David A
Slead, Robert N Dietrich. Frank W
Lambert
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Mennonite Fellowship— TOP ROW Barbara E Esau, Marybeth D Frey, Jean
L Unruh. Cheryl E Claassen, Patricia J Adrian. Joan K Reusser SECOND
ROW Lois A Jantz. Margaret R Hooper. Delores L. Buller, Marcia P. Bartell.
Dorothy M Duerksen. Nancy S Bartel. Calvin L Hershberger THIRD ROW
Lutherans join in worship
with Catholics, Methodists
Discussions with Chinese students on religion
and joint meetings and worship with Newman Club
and Wesley Foundation were activities of the Lu-
theran Student Association. During November, the
group hosted a regional conference of Lutheran
Student Associations. Four Midwest states were
represented. Students also attended a "camp-in" in
Chicago during semester break in which they
worked with the underprivileged in ghettos.
Merrill K. Schmidt, Larry E. Dirksen, Gary L. Stucky, Richard L. Harms. Ronald L.
Stucky. Fred L Wedel. David L Brown BOTTOM ROW Jerold L Franz, Larry E
Georing, Orlando L. Penner. Kenneth R. Holdeman, David J Holsinger, Clifton
V Hostetler. Howard L Delaplane.
Mennonite student group
aids Student Health staff
Speakers from Kansas churches and the Univer-
sity led discussion groups at the weekly Sunday
evening dinners and programs of the Mennonite
Fellowship. The Mennonite youth organized a vol-
unteer corps to assist the Student Health Center
staff in times of emergencies.
As a recreational activity, members of the Fel-
lowship also reserved Nichols gym one night each
week to play basketball and volleyball.
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Jewish rabbi addresses
Catholic students' group
"Judaism Today" was the topic of an address
given by guest lecturer, Rabbi Elbert Sapinsley, to
Newman Club members. The Catholic students'
organization participated in an ecumenical dialogue
with the Grace Baptist Student Fellowship, initiat-
ed a campus speaker series and presented talent
programs at local hospitals. Social activities includ-
ed hootenannies, hay rides and participation in in-
tramural athletics, in which they won league cham-
pionships in football and basketball.
Newman Club-TOP ROW Thomas H Cure, Joan L. Levendofsky, Rebecca S
Anderson, James W Mader SECOND ROW Richard E Shank, Gary E. Voelker.
James E, Gagnon. BOTTOM ROW James L Shank, Richard E Bramlage.
Newman Club— TOP ROW Mary A Schimpf, Marianne Maihewson, Karen E
Tousignant, Marilyn A Karlin. Sharon K Fnesen, Jams L Barenberg, Teresa J
Wurtz, Barbara S Wurtz, Jane M Brinker SECOND ROW Kathleen M Stremel,
Sandra M, Dalrymple. Mariana C Kohake, Joan M Kohake, Joseph A. Orseno,
Patricia E McNeive, Elizabeth A. Dawson, Marjone A Spear, Janice M Kenne-
dy, Cheryl A. Schimpf, Linda A. Lickteig THIRD ROW Jerome I Leise, Melvm
N Metzen. Paul M Wishall, Kenneth R. Jacques, John E Denning, Johnson 0
Arokoya, Jerry P Wishall, Margaret A. Thiel, Marlkay P. Desch, Roy D Tange-
man BOTTOM ROW Steven J. Cohorst, Timothy L Carroll, Dexter A Vergin,
Robert L Schrandt. Mary A Grame. Charles L Jasper, Larry G Hess, Jerry B
Fickel. Edward R Heinen.
Newman Club— TOP ROW Gail M Farmer. Margaret L Dempster, Pamela C
Mullen, Virginia A Meyer, Mary C Huerter, Rosella A Wenzl, Theresa A Mey-
er. Connie S. Berges, Marguerite A. Habiger, SECOND ROW: Mary K Prochas-
ka, Pamela J Richards. JoAnn Becker. Judith A Smith. James E. Schwing,
Mary K Sebastian, Paula M, Casey, Margaret A Caspar, Margaret L, McCauley,
Karla J Kessler THIRD ROW Dennis A Rohan, Jackie L. Schinstock, Michael
Verschelden, Gary D Paulsen, Roy T Ferguson, Sheila S Kolb, Cynthia K Flem-
ing, Norman R, Schneider, Elaine J Skeuse. BOTTOM ROW Janet S, Metzin-
ger, John A Kramer, Larry J DeDonder, Gregory L Miller, Jan M Corcoran,
James F O'Connor, John Hintz, Sue C. Maes.
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Baptists program explores race relations on campus
Race relations at the University was the topic
explored in a program presented by Roger Wil-
liams Fellowship at the Wesley Foundation and
Goodnow hall. The program prompted weekly
"Negro — White Dialogues," a series of group dis-
cussions on campus racial discrimination. During
spring break, several group members observed and
studied race relations at Arkansas A&M, a college
for Negro students in Pine Bluff, Ark.
Other Baptist students attended the Ecumenical
Institute in Chicago or the United Nations Seminar
in Washington, D.C. during semester break. The
seminar was directed by the National Baptist Stu-
dent Movement. For a fall retreat, members attend-
ed a movie in Kansas City and camped at Lake
Shawnee grounds in Topeka.
Roger Williams Fellowship— TOP ROW: Carolyn S. Lemon. Susan E Carlson.
Gayle L Roberts. Janet K Mapes. Connie J Bestwick. Linda K Chew, Deanne
M. Rieke. Barbara J Cudney SECOND ROW Celestine 0 Njoku. Ruth A Bar-
tholomew. Beverly A. Dearing. Donald G. Pfeiffer, Sandra M. Underwood, Mary
A Novak, Edward E Yotter THIRD ROW: Shirley E Van Meter. Ronald L.
Bridges, Kathleen J Warner. Darrell D Ruble, Michael L, Haney, Sharon L Bar-
row. Earl D. Weak. David C Baker BOTTOM ROW Richard E Shoemaker.
Peggy I DeJarnette. Ralph C. Richardson. Folorunso A. Fayinka, Daniel I. Saror,
Darnell F. Hawkins. Harmon S. Boyce.
Roger Williams Fellowship-TOP ROW Peggy E Shafer. Carol J Owen. Shar-
leen L Johnson, Pamela S Stierwalt. Donna R Simmons. Karen S Voss, Mar-
garet A Breeden. Sharon K. Lewis SECOND ROW Effie M Breeden. Roy L
Robinson, Juanita K Decker, Gary D. Owen, Allan L Fedosky, Jack L. Decker,
Keith D Starr THIRD ROW Brenda A. Lowry, Harry W McDaniel, William H.
Maxwell, Elizabeth A. Wilkerson, David E Sloat, Polly A Schroeder, Cornell J.
Mayfield BOTTOM ROW R Bruce Woods. Harold E Socolofsky. Roger R
McKee, Jerry W Engler. William B. Daylong. David E Johnson, Russell L. Muse
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Coeds compare class notes in the wood-paneled sunken living
room of the United Campus Christian Fellowship center on
Denison Carpeted student areas provide students with a re-
laxed and quiet atmosphere for study during the day or evening.
UCCF members examine religious, social problems
After meeting together for Sunday evening wor-
ship services, members of the United Campus
Christian Fellowship studied church issues and so-
cial problems in two discussion groups. Topics
examined included church history, population ex-
plosion and automation. Members also met once
each week for luncheons. The two centers located at
1021 Denison and 1627 Anderson provided stu-
dents with study rooms, a library, pingpong tables,
shuffleboards and dining facilties. The organiza-
tion, under the direction of the Council Ministry,
included four different church groups.
United Campus Christian Fellowship-TOP ROW: Sandra Loretz. Gloria R
Adams, Shirley A Ford. Rita A. Smith. Carol E Torkelson, Linda S Bathurst.
Paul E. Sanford, Robert D. Neill. SECOND ROW Dolores J Lewis. Brian E Car-
ter, John P. Benfer. Linda M Williams, Mary E Wrampe. James E. Lackey. Mary
E Horton BOTTOM ROW Julian B Johnson, Perrin K Symns. Wallace B.
Wren, David L. Stephens, Kendall M Wright, Gary J Hanna
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Wesley Foundation - TOP ROW: Barbara J. Nickelson. Linda L Harden. Patri-
cia L. Groves. Lynn E Boylan, Nancy C. Hageman, Jen L Farmer, Diana L.
Davidson. Barbara L Haney. Barbara S. Rice. SECOND ROW Jeanette E Alls-
bury. Nancy C. Parthemer. Mary J Pretzer, Linda L. Seaton. Judy E Pickens,
Judith A Hughes, Rachel E Hall, Loreen A Locke, Sarah B Dallas THIRD
Hi
ROW: Patricia A Rempel, Linda R Wasmund, Cheryl L. Weber. Barbara J.
Chance. Wanda L Bates. Dennis D Hughes, Nila L Luttrell, Donald L Gaymon
BOTTOM ROW William E. Vigneron. Thomas D Hawk. Leslie B Allison, James
L Brown, Allen G Hahn, Robert D Fyfe, John M. Carter
Wesleyan Campus Fellowship—
TOP ROW Mildred R. Hendricks,
Carol A Nelson, Bonnie D Young,
Edwin B Brockway SECOND ROW:
Margaret A Macy. Eunice M Hoover,
Rodney C Collins, Glenn L Gordon
BOTTOM ROW Lester R Young,
Myron B Hoover, Clarence L. Nelson.
Wesley dance choir earns
money for European tour
To earn money for a European peace mission
tour in the summer, members of the Wesley Foun-
dation Liturgical Dance Choir performed concerts
throughout Kansas during semester break.
Methodist students provided a coat exchange for
international students and examined student-ad-
ministration relations with counseling center staff
members. Three foundation delegates attended a
regional conference in Colorado.
Methodist student group
buys silverware for annex
As a student organization affiliated with the
Wesleyan Methodist Church, members of the Wes-
leyan Campus Fellowship met for the evening meal
each Sunday and studied religious topics in several
discussion groups. The 120-member fellowship con-
tributed funds to purchase sliverware for the new
church annex. Members invited guests to a Valen-
tine's Day banquet in February and elected Lester
Young president of the organization.
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Guitar strains replace organ music for evening Lenten masses
at the Newman club chapel as part of an attempt to make reli-
gious ceremonies more meaningful for college students Fifteen
hundred students use the chapel for Sunday services.
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Housing
photo by David von Riesen
Large new dorms looming
above the old, forced smiles of
rush week giving way to the
excitement of a bid, the con-
venience of a private apart-
ment phone — these are the
varied faces of the Uni-
versity's living groups.
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Stretching for a return hit, two coeducational greek teams
compete in an intramural volleyball tournament first semester.
Songleader Martha Fly accepts a kiss and a second consecu-
tive first place trophy for the Gamma Phis in Interfraternity Sing
Betas, Gamma Phis take top trophies from IF Sing
Top trophies in Inter-Fraternity Sing, a Greek
Week activity planned by Panhellenic and Inter-
Fraternity Councils, were won by Gamma Phi Beta
and Beta Theta Pi. Second place winners were
Alpha Delta Pi and Sigma Chi and Delta Delta
Delta and Delta Upsilon were third. Panhellenic
and IFC made and governed rules for men and
women's rush. IFC hired an administrative adviser
and published a new pamphlet, "The Fraternity
Way," to send to high school seniors accepted by
the University and Panhellenic planned teas for lo-
cal high school senior women.
Panhellenic Council - TOP ROW Sharon L Froelich, Barbara J. Mattix, Patri-
cia Schneider, Karen L. Mitchell. Ann L Charlton, Linda G Henry. Sharon A
Elsweiler. Nancy Coberly, Elizabeth M Wary. Mary C Evans SECOND ROW:
Pamela L Holt. Judith I Hysom. June A. Woodard, Diane K. Youngers. Pamela
S Carlson. Mary A Pryor, Nancy A. Evans BOTTOM ROW Carolyn K Mc-
Kinley, Carol J Staab. Lynda C Bennett, Patricia A Roach, Barbara L. Beck
Bands in the Delt. Sig Ep, AKL and AGR houses on Friday night
of Greek Week provide dance music for fraternity and sorority
members and their dates. Other events in the week's festivities
included exchange dinners and a Tuesday recognition banquet
Earle Davis, head of the English department, waits to learn his
worth as he is auctioned at the Lambda Chi Alpha Faculty Slave
Auction. Proceeds from the bidding, which ranged from $10-
$25 on the deans and professors, went to "Cats for Curtains ."
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Time passes slowly Friday afternoon as rushees anxiously wait
for pledging bids and reserve a line to call the news back home
Accepting and regretting invitations and planning a schedule
for the day's parties are trying decisions for all formal rushees
During Thursday afternoon parties. Kappa Alpha Theta mem-
bers extend invitations to returning rushees to enter the "Theta
land" of happiness. The girls presented an amusing version of
Rush Week with a mock pledging ceremony as the skit's finale.
From their carport roof. Gamma Phis dressed in Oriental cos-
tumes welcome rushees to an afternoon party. Inside, members
photo by David von Riesen
served tea and fortune cookies in a tea house setting, perform-
ed a costumed skit and informed rushees about the sorority.
Prospective pledges complete rush schedules in a last minute
scramble in Weber hall arena before formal house visits begin
Cam pus fraternities pledge
1 30 men during semester
First semester, 130 men pledged the 23 fraterni-
ties through informal rush. This represented the
largest number ofmentopledgeduringasingle
semester in the history of the University.
Summer rush resulted in 244 pledges for the fra-
ternities. During formal fall rush, fraternities en-
couraged informality at rush parties, including in-
formality in dress. Rushees frequently broke away
from the traditional suit and tie dress in favor of
school clothes for afternoon rush dates.
Sorority pledge classes ranged in size from 10 to
40. The 411 rushees attended formal rush parties
during fall rush week and 319 pledged the 1 1
houses. Under a rew rule, rushees visited fewer
houses on two days than previously.
For sorority membership, a girl must have
ranked in the upper half of her high school class or
have a 2.0 University grade point average.
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Crowned Greek Week queen and king, Marcia McLain and
Ron Engelken, were judged on appearance in a Greek toga.
Greek couples dance to a live band at one of four open house
parties at fraternity houses during Greek Week in the fall.
Junior Panhellenic Council — TOP ROW Judie H Ross. Patricia G Cordon,
Karen S. Brim, Martha L. Coppersmith, Shirley E. Carson SECOND ROW: Laura
J Suggs, Margaret J. Marsh. Marlene K Pottroff, Janet L Boyer BOTTOM
ROW; Alice J. Sheik. Cynthia K. Fleming. Marsha L. Garrett.
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Wheelbarrow teams begin a race to the finish line in Weber
Arena to earn their houses points in annual Greek Week games.
Potential pledges listen intently as Dean Margaret Lahey ex-
plains formal rush week schedules during the first conference
Games, banquet, parties
highlight fall Greek Week
All Greeks joined together in the fall for annual
Greek Week activities which included exchange
dinners, a banquet at which awards were presented,
dances hosted by fraternities and Greek games dur-
ing which a king and queen were crowned.
To finance an all-Greek party, Interfraternity
Pledge Council worked consessions at Greek Week
Parties. The group also adopted an orphan and
participated in the Heart Fund charity drive. At
monthly meetings Junior Panhellenic Council dis-
cussed pledge scholarship, and pledge class unity.
Interfraternity Pledge Council — TOP ROW Catherine V Jones. Nancy E
Buchele. Barbara K. North. Marcia Lenhert. Linda S. Burton. Karen J. Mau. Jill
E Bunker. Demse Dussair, Timothy D Wigger SECOND ROW: Robert D Burk,
Kent L Roberts. Henry H. Werner, Alfred C. Enlow, Deborah K Krause, Patricia
J. Paine. Stan G Weir. Dennis V Logan THIRD ROW: James J Ferguson. Har-
ris W Johnson. Ronald L Rabe, Lawrence Slupianek. Danny P. Sisco. Terrance
Glasscock. William D Miner BOTTOM ROW Dennis G Redd. John P. Charles,
Randall R Olander. Thomas L. Schoenbeck. Howard G. Webb
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Chances of survival for the KU Jayhawk appear slim in the
Alpha Xi Delta display which placed third among sororities.
Spurred on with claps and vocal encouragement from sorority
members, chickens race to the finish at Greek games.
Amid cries of congratulations, sororities prepare to drive their
new sisters back to the house for yell-ins. picnics and pledging
The bids marked the end of a hectic rush week of skits, parties,
and tours and the beginning of a new year as a Greek pledge.
photo by David von Riesen
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At the Greek Week banquet, Mrs Don Matuzak, president of
City Panhellenic. presents a representative of Chi Omega with
the Panhellenic Scholarship Improvement Award. The women
worked from eighth to third in sorority scholarship rankings
Brushes, nails and paint add finishing touches to Kappa Delta
skit props during work week before formal fall rushing begins
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High sorority scholarship
leaves time for activities
Competition ran high among sororities during
rush week, Interfraternity Sing, Harlequinade, in-
tramurals and Homecoming decorations. During
first semester, all sororities joined forces in a house
to house campaign for Multiple Sclerosis.
While accumulating a 2.8 all-sorority average,
the coeds still made time for functions, parties, in-
formal rushing and pledge-active activities.
In the lively carnival atmosphere of strawberry parfaits. wild
animals and clowns. Tri-Deltas and rushees enjoy "Carousel ."
Alpha Chi Omega wins
award for social program
Cited for an outstanding social development pro-
gram and record of chapter history, Alpha Chi
Omega won two awards at their 1966 national con-
vention. As a Christmas project, Alpha Chis donat-
ed a tricycle to the children's physical therapy ward
at Memorial Hospital in Manhattan.
Social activities included a Mod Party, Ship-
wreck Party, a pledge Christmas party, annual
Golden Lyre Ball, Depauw Duo with Kappa Alpha
Theta, Todd Road Triad and an afternoon get-
acquainted tea for fraternity pledges. Alpha Chis
were officers in S.E.A., Panhelenic Council, States-
mates, Sigma Delta Pi, German Club and Phems.
One hundred five chapters.
Founded DePauw Universi-
ty 1885. Gamma Zeta chap-
ter established 1947. Presi-
dent: Martha Lonergan.
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Residing at 1835 Todd Road. Alpha Chis honor an active each
month as "Carnation Girl" for outstanding chapter work.
Alpha Chi Omega-TOP ROW Mrs
Harold T Lowe. Mary E Abson. Cher-
yl L Atchinson, Patricia A Atwater.
Barbara L Beck. Shemlyn K Becker,
Kathleen M. Berning, Sharon A Ber-
nitz
SECOND ROW Helen F Bosche.
Martha J Budke. Barbara J Bull.
Nancy J. Butler. Patricia Lynn Carl-
son. Virginia A Carlson. Lesley E.
Case, Janet L. Chatfield
THIRD ROW Sandra L Daugharthy,
Jean L. Dillon. Jan A. Dobbs, Trucy C.
Drapel, D'Ann Drennan, Emily A Eit-
mann. Patricia A Ferguson. Pamela
K Fortun
FOURTH ROW Nicki A Gardner,
Theresa M Garlett, Shirley A Garrett,
Margaret K. Grogger, Carolyn S.
Guetzko, Sarah C Harper, Susan L.
Hendnx. Sharon G Horigan
BOTTOM ROW Marna G Jenkins.
Delores J. Johnson, Paula S John-
son, Pamela A Jones, Patricia L.
Jones, Janice M Kennedy. Linda A.
Kirk, Ann K Kirkwood
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Alpha Chi Omega-TOP ROW Carol
J Kirshe, Sara J Lanmng. Linda M.
Lantis. Cynthia J. LeHew, Lois K Lew-
is. Martha J. Lonergan, Beryl B Low-
ery, Jeanette K Mack
SECOND ROW. Barbara L Mader.
Barbara J Mattix. Linda A Mayer.
Carolyn L. McFarland. Monica M
McMilhon. Marsha K Meckel. Emily
L. Menne. Maria J Messersmith
THIRD ROW Janean L Miller. Sha-
ron L Milhken. Valerie J Millis. Mar-
yanne Murphy. Suzanne E Nelson,
Beverly A Norton, Karen L O'Connor,
Betty K. Oleen
FOURTH ROW: Karen E. Olson. Caro-
lyn S Pearson, Jean M Pyles. Nancy
C Reeves. Gayla L Richards. Linda
M Ross. Barbara J Ruediger
FIFTH ROW Anita J Severence.
Eleanor R Shier. Christine L Smith,
Geraldine A Smith. Susan Smutz,
Sharne A Snell, Carol S Spence.
BOTTOM ROW Shern D. Spitsnogle,
Shela L Strate, Lauralea Taylor. Mari-
lyn J. Tollefson. Laruel B Warren,
Janet L. Wolfe. Mary A Woolcott
Calypso music and Polynesian costumes set the mood for the
Alpha Chis' "Calypso Day" on Wednesday of rush week. At the
end of the week, 29 rushees returned to the house for pledging
ceremonies and entertained actives with a satirical skit.
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Mary E. Hall. Brenda Adrian. Barbara
E. Ashford, Nancy J Atkinson. Ste-
phanie A Baer. Judy D. Baker. Linda
S Barb
SECOND ROW: Diana K Barton,
Suzanne I Beach. Barbara K Benton,
Peggy C Burnett, Shirley E. Carson,
Nancy M Castle. Kathleen M Cavi-
ness
THIRD ROW Marquita M Condon.
Vivienne L Condon, Patricia G Cor-
don. Janet S. Cowan. Linda D. Curtin,
Cheryl A Daves, Karen M Davis
FOURTH ROW Deborah M. De-
Mand. Judith A Dey, Nancy J Duke-
low, Nancy M Dutton. Patricia A
Emrich, Nancy M Evans, Janet K
Faddis
FIFTH ROW Mary K Foltz. Mary K
Francis. Corinne D Greene. Linda
Harrison, Ethel J Hatch. Nancy J
Hey, Mary E Hutchms
BOTTOM ROW Carolyn A Jones.
Pamela M Kelly, Thelma J Kirk, Joan
M Kleysteuber, Beverly M Krug,
Marcia S Lenhert, Sandra K Lindg-
ren.
ADPis welcome officers,
place second in IF Sing
Based on hospitality shown by members to na-
tional officers and alumnae during the chapter's fif-
tieth anniversary celebration, Alpha Delta Pi was
presented the sorority's national gracious living
award at its national convention. In Interfraternity
Sing, the women earned second place with "Chim
Chim Cheree" and "Halls of Ivy."
ADPis welcomed a new housemother with a tea
in the fall and joined men of Lambda Chi Alpha in
adopting two needy families at Christmas time. The
families were given gifts and invited to the Greek
houses for dinner. Social events included Halloween
and Christmas parties and a spring formal,
mal.
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One hundred fourteen chap-
ters. Founded Macon, Geor-
gia, 1851. Alpha Eta chap-
ter established 1915. Presi-
dent: Patricia A. Emrich.
Evergreens and Christmas balls adorn the ADPI staircase,
while the library is decorated in colors of blue and white.
Alpha Delta Pi-TOP ROW Patricia
A Massey. Patricia L McCoy. Karen
J Mcllroy. Cheryl J, McKay. Judith K
McMillan. Charlotte A McNeil. Susan
K Mernman
SECOND ROW: Vicki J Messmer.
Roberta I Minnis. Evelyn L Moats.
Ru A. Moore, Linda K. Mornssette.
Colleen M Ostmeyer. Natalie J Park-
er
THIRD ROW Bonita Phillips. Susan
K Pike. Rosalind J Ridgway. Marilyn
S. Robbins. Carolyn M Robinson,
JoAnn Schafer. Susan A Schwab
FOURTH ROW: Janet K Shipman.
Sheryl G. Spacek. Kathleen M
Sughrue. Phyllis A Tarver, Barbare E.
Taylor, Barbara J Tozer. Mary F
Tram
FIFTH ROW Linda L. Tresennter.
Nancy J Ukena. Cheryl S Utterback.
Sharon L VanVleet, Sandra S Wak-
nitz. Charlene D Walser, Linda J
Watkins
BOTTOM ROW Rena L Watts. Jac-
queline Weingart. Thomasina Wein-
gart, Andrea S Wilkerson. Beth M
Wilson, Helen A Wilson. Regina F
Wolfe. Diane K Youngers
Under the supervision of Irwin Army Hospital patients, ADPis visit and sing Christmas carols and sorority songs The women,
hung Christmas decorations made by the soldiers and stayed to who live at 518 Sunset, returned to the hospital in the spring
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Alpha Xi Delta-TOP ROW Mrs
Susan Cox. Karen J. Acker. Barbara J.
Anderson, Rebecca S Anderson.
Mary S. Attwood, Eva M Ayers, Gra-
tia L Baehr. Cheryl L. Bain
SECOND ROW: Karen J Beck. Mary
A. Bigelow. Phyllis J Blasdel, Karen
S Brim. Lenore K Brim. Nancy A
Buckles. Pamelee G. Carson. Pamela
S. Catlm
THIRD ROW Jane L Chatlam. Har-
riet Chnstensen, Carolyn M Collins,
Nancy J Cook, Jeanine A Davis. Ju-
dith A Dunn. Sharon A Elsweiler.
Cynthia K. Fleming
FOURTH ROW Nancy M Florell,
Mary J Fritz, Susan K Goold, Janet K.
Griffith. Margaret A Griffith. Julie A
Hackett, Michele M Harmon. Connie
L. Hawley
FIFTH ROW Carolyn A Hays. Dianna
S Heath, Dorothy A Hokr, Janet K
Hollmger, Janice L, Horst, Jeanne A.
Ingersoll, Judy G Jackson, Kathy L.
Johnson
BOTTOM ROW: Rebecca L Johns-
ton, Susan L Kennedy. Kay E Kotap-
ish, Charolyn K Lacey, Jean A Lan-
caster. Winifred B Lathrop, Mary K.
Leasure, Evelyn J Lewis
One hundred nine chapters.
Founded Lombard College,
1893. Alpha Kappa chapter
established 1922. Presi-
dent: Linda D. Orrell.
Variations in price and quality are discussed with a jewelry
salesman before Alpha Xis make final pin and ring selections.
Alpha Xi Delta captures
trophy for house display
With a 48-member pledge class, largest of any
sorority, Alpha Xi Delta had 18 more women in the
sorority than last year. Alpha Xis places third
among sororities for their Homecoming display,
"Bye, Bye, Birdie.'1 Members tutored for Project
Headstart and collected toys at Christmas.
The Pink Rose Formal, and a pledge-active Baby-
doll Party were other Alpha Xi social activities.
Alpha Xi Delta members were sweethearts of
Delta Chi and Alpha Kappa Lambda, secretary to
the apportionment board and assistant to the Direc-
tor of Campus Affairs. A People-to-People ex-
change student and the Kansas 4-H Style Review
Champion belong to the sorority; others were active
in Student Senate, K-State Singers, and Sparks.
Honoring a new housemother. Alpha Xis welcomed Mrs.
Susan Cox with a fall tea in the chapter house at 601 Fairchild
Terrace. Members initiated an affiliate sorority at Oklahoma
State University and sold cookies as a money-making project.
Alpha Xi Delta-TOP ROW Vickie
Longenecker. Karen L Mitchell, Janet
A. Naylor, Patricia Nicholson. Olga A
Nowmsky, Linda D Orrell. Patricia J
Paine. Barbara S Pearson
SECOND ROW Nancy I Pendarvis.
Judith A Phillips. Sheryl L Pinkerton.
Pamela L Poole. Chloe E Rexroad.
Bonita A Rice. Nancy B Rohles.
Kathleen A. Rostine
THIRD ROW Paula K Sandy. Ann M
Sanner. Marcia L Schoeff. Ellen K
Siemens, Elaine J, Skeuse, Charlotte
L Swain. Linda G. Swan
FOURTH ROW Sandra S Swenson.
Carolan M, Tallerday. Karen D Thorn.
Jonnie B Valerius, Lona D Vllander,
Ann D Wagner, Kathleen J Wallace.
BOTTOM ROW Kathleen J Warner.
Linda J Warren. Patricia Weatherford.
Barbara M. Wells. Elisabeth A, Wentz.
Noell E Wulfkuhle. Carolyn L Young
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Chi Omega-TOP ROW: Mrs. Leland
Keefer. Carol S Amos. Deborah K.
Baker. Sara M Bayless. Shelly Ber-
gerhouse. Bethry E. Bloyd, Sandra L
Bradley, Pamela K. Carr.
SECOND ROW Linda J Chapman,
Polly A Coombs, Judy J Creviston,
Mary L Crowley, Marica K Diekman,
Marilyn L. Dragush, Pamela J. Dud-
ley, Elizabeth A Dyke
THIRD ROW Nancy K Dyke, Diane
M Elmore, Karlyn K. Emel, Nancy L.
Evans, Paula J Evans, Gail M Farm-
er, Beth K Fleischmann, Janet E.
Floyd
FOURTH ROW Luella J Fosmire,
Sandra K Froelich. Sharon L Froe-
lich. Janice Goodrich, Helen L Gor-
don, Suzanne Gordon, Carolyn K
Graham. Mary L Grosko
BOTTOM ROW Carol L Heath,
Gretchen Hilgendorf, Barbara J
Hoch, Ann L Hornbaker, Karyl K In-
nis, Ellen J. Kelchak. Jane D Klover,
Donna L Knoell
One hundred forty-six chap-
ters. Founded University of
Arkansas, 1895. Kappa
Alpha chapter established
1915. President: Sandra L.
Bradley.
Three fraternity sweethearts. 1966 Flush Bowl queen and
best dressed coed on campus are members of Chi Omega,
1516 McCain. Members also represent the chapter as AFROTC
queen. Homecoming finalist and Angel Flight drill commander.
Chi Omegas capture first
in Cinemania competition
Filmed plans to raid the kitchen refrigerator of
the Chi Omega house won the chapter first place in
the new Cinemania contest, screened in conjunction
with 1966 Harlequinade. At Christmas time the
women caroled for residents of several Manhattan
rest homes and, with Phi Delta Theta, entertained
underprivileged children at a party.
Chi Os were members of Student Senate, three
served on college councils and four were members of
Alpha Lambda Delta. A pledge party, Christmas
stocking party and a spring formal were included
among the sorority's social events.
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Pledges entertain Chi Omega actives and alumnae at the Eleu-
sinian picnic in Sunset Park with an original skit. "The Blind
jSUfcp-*" '
Date." After narrating the Greek myth of Eleusinian mysteries
relating to founding, pledge mothers are announced.
Chi Omega-TOP ROW Mary H
Lairmore. Kathleen Langenwalter.
Connie F Lathrop, Nancy J Laude-
mann, Patricia Lilhston, Elizabeth
Mackender. Barbara L Martens, Kath-
ryn L. Martens.
SECOND ROW Johnette C Massey.
Karen J Mau, Kathryn M McCarthy,
Sharon R Meisner, Janice J. Miles,
Janet L Miller. Lynne S. Miller, Mar-
cia L. Morris
THIRD ROW Marlene K. Moyer. Ann
E Nelson. Nancy A Netson, Meta K
Newell. Doreen Ochsner. Melodie A
Otte. Annette Pallesen. Patricia A
Palmer
FOURTH ROW Elizabeth H Parker.
Sharon L. Percival. Marlene K Pot-
troff. Suzan C Ranz. Sallie K Roach.
Candace L. Rogers. Patricia A Rug-
gles. Peggy J Schick
FIFTH ROW Nan L Schotanus.
Diane J Schwmdt, Patricia A Seitz,
Janora A Sigley. Donna L Silver.
Trudy C Sloop, Sharon Stafford. Sue
Z Stiefel
BOTTOM ROW Janice L. Stuessi.
Carol A. Tillery. Susan K Umberger,
Deborah D Vaughan, Nancy S Waite,
Jane A Willis. Sally A Womer. Mar-
tha E Wood. Susan K Young
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Metal drainpipes and porcelain soap dishes are personalized
with triangles for the Delta Delta Delta house, 1834 Laramie.
One hundred nine chapters.
Founded Boston University,
1888. Theta lota chapter
established 1915. Presi-
dent: Carol A. Hinnergardt.
Campus leadership posts
go to Tri-Delta women
National convention presented Delta Delta Delta
with the sorority's Dolly Dolphin award for the
most outstanding original chaplain's message, "I
Have No Yesterdays." Continuing local service,
Tri-Deltas collected money for the Manhattan
United Fund drive, gave a Christmas party for
children in the Project Head Start Program, and
provided a scholarship for a University student.
Tri-Deltas headed Statesmates, SGA and AWS
committees; worked as Royal Purple Editor, BSO
secretary, AWS vice-president, college council,
Mortar Board and Angel Flight officers; and were
represented in K-State Singers, Chimes, Sparks,
Alpha Lambda Delta and Kappa Delta Pi.
Social events included a winter formal, annual
Firebug pledge party, a spring party and parents'
weekends. The women placed third in Interfrater-
nity Sing and second in intramural kickball.
Delta Delta Delta-TOP ROW Mrs
Ray Jones, Susan L Alldntt. Elizabeth
A Andersen, Carolyn Bartholomew,
Lynda C Bennett, Kathryn A
Boxberger, Nancy M Boyer, Mary S,
Brandner
SECOND ROW Barbara A Bratton.
Carol A Brent, Elizabeth A, Brinkoe-
ter, Deborah L Brown, Barbara
Byrne, Shenlyn Carl, Jean M Casper,
Karen K Charbonneau
THIRD ROW Lynda L Clyne, La-
Donna L Douglass, Jolene Evans,
Susan A, Florence, Linda K, Foster,
Heike Goedecke, Cynthia J. Goll, Dia-
na S Gump
FOURTH ROW Manlynn Gump,
Jeanne A. Guy, Marilyn L Hall, Chrys-
tal Hantla, Ann M Harding, Susan A.
Haymaker, Kathryn E Heyne, Carol A.
Hinnergardt
BOTTOM ROW Marilyn J Horst,
Christine Howard, Mary S Hutton,
Beverly A Johnston, Vicky L. Joyce,
Merry J. Kanawyer, Kathleen Kehr,
Deborah K. Krause.
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Delta Delta Delta-TOP ROW: Karen
A. Kroutil. Lynne M. Larsen. Diane
Latimer. Mary B Lawhon, Kathryn J
Lee, Karen A Lesiter, Karen E. Leker.
Karen G. Lemons
SECOND ROW Karen B Linck. Hol-
lace L. Long, Sharon K Mason. Ja-
nice L Mathena. Jamie S McKay,
Diane M Messing, Janice S Miller.
Manlynn J Mobley
THIRD ROW Cheryl S Morford.
Michelle Morris. Jane M Myers. Joy
A Newell. Janice K. Nixon. Suzanne
B Nixon, Kathryn Noellsch. Janet S
O'Connell.
FOURTH ROW Pamela S Pierpomt.
Linda A Poell, Marquente Ralston,
Lorna M Ramsey, Carmie J Rose,
Jamie Rothberger, Janet A. Rotman.
Jennifer B Rotman
FIFTH ROW: Elaine A Rusch, Martha
C Sanders, Jane M. Schmidt, Marcia
K Scott, Marilyn L Singer, Suzanne
M Smalley, Carol J Staab, Sara A
Summers
BOTTOM ROW Vickey L Swenson,
Ellen L Taylor, Shanlyn D Vogt. Vir-
ginia L Wegman. Janel S Wilson.
Linda L Witt, Melinda R Woltkamp,
Margaret, E Yessick
Excitement and surprise await the blowing out of the candle
adorned with fraternity flowers as it passes from sister to sister
while all hum "My Tn-Delta Man " When the flame is out, the
reading of a poem announces a pinning or engagement
Initiating plans for a new house to be built within the next two
years. Delta Zetas solicit financial support at parties for chapter
alumnae. In their present home at 1803 Laramie, members
heard lectures on scholarship goals and the value of people.
Delta Zetas hostess tea to welcome housemother
Teaming efforts with the men of Lambda Chi
Alpha, Delta Zeta's 1966 Harlequinade entry, "A
Horse of Course," was one of four skits to reach the
production finals. With a tea in February, the DZs
officially welcomed Mrs. Edith Rosener who as-
One hundred seventy-six
chapters. Founded Miami
University, 1902. Lambda
chapter established 1915;
reactivated 1963. Presi-
dent: Nancy E. Fair.
sumed duties as housemother after Christmas.
Social events included the annual Joyeaux Noel
Party, the Spring Rose Formal, parent and legacy
weekends and a surprise breakfast for the Gamma
Phi Betas. The DZs also hosted other Kansas chap-
ters at a founder's day meeting in the Union and tea
at the house. In campus activities, the president of
Putnam Scholars Association, vice-president of
AWS and SGA committee chairmen were DZs.
The women also were members of Mortar Board,
Chimes, Sparks, Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Phi Delta,
Angel Flight and Alpha Lambda Delta.
Delta Zeta-TOP ROW: Mrs. Fern
Hosley. Marilyn J Allen, Bonnee B.
Badger, Carolyn L. Barney, Gloria E.
Baxter, Barbara A. Beals. Janalee E.
Beals, Jean K. Bodwell
SECOND ROW: Janet L, Boyer, Caro-
lyn B Campbell, Sarah B Dallas,
Diana L Davidson, Jeanne Doughten,
Patricia A, Evans, Nancy E Fair, Bar-
bara J Fleming
BOTTOM ROW: Gayle K. Foster,
Mary E Glenn, Jackie L, Gomer, Mary
J Hauber, Anna C. Hayer, Cheryl S.
Heide. Linda J. Henderson. Melinda
R. Hrabe.
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Delta Zeta-TOP ROW: Patricia K.
Keltner, Barbara J Klick. Gail A. Klick,
Marilyn L Lafferty. Jane A Lee. Diana
K Loetel. Karen M Lutz. Margaret J.
Marsh.
SECOND ROW Sandra L. McElwam,
Mary A Mueller, Barbara K North.
Sandra S Paramore. Kathryn A. Scott.
Susan J Sheldon, Janice Elaine
Smith, Jill Stevens.
BOTTOM ROW Patricia S Wallace,
Elizabeth M Wary. Sharon A White.
Eleanor R. Whitney. Martha A. Wil-
son, E'Lynn S Wright, Nancy L Zim-
merman
Drowsy Gamma Phis eat rolls and drink hot coffee after Delta
Zetas serenaded the sorority's sleeping dorms at 6 a.m. The
surprise breakfast party, planned to promote intra-soronty rela-
tions, included skits, games and a nightgown fashion show
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Gamma Phi Beta-TOP ROW Mrs
Charles W. Cox, Lynda K. Adams,
Janet L Alexander, Patricia A Biss-
ing, Wanda S Black, Leigh Brennei-
sen, Robbie G. Brewer. Janet S, Bunk-
er.
SECOND ROW Jill E Bunker. Patri-
cia J Callen, Connie L. Carr, Nancy S.
Carr. Ann L. Charlton. Mary F Chil-
dres. Jeanne Christenson. Linda A.
Claydon
THIRD ROW Ruth E, Coburn. Martha
Coppersmith, Shirley C Crail. Donna
E. Craven. Sheila F. Crouch, Countess
Culbertson. Marcia D Dyer, Mollye A.
Eddy
FOURTH ROW Vicky L. Enckson.
Martha M. Fly, Patricia A Flynn,
Jayne A Foster, Joyce E. Furney.
Mary Z. Furney, Grace L, Gerritz. Jo-
Ann Goetz
BOTTOM ROW Mildred A, Goreham,
Sherril A, Gracey, Soma J Green, Joy
E Hanson. Carol S Harris. Donna G.
Hauser. Judy A, Hester. Bonnie K
Hiatt.
Eighty - two chapters. Found-
ed Syracuse University, 1874.
Beta Upsilon chapter es-
tablished 1957. President:
Mary Jane McAdow.
After rush week. Gamma Phi pledges are formally introduced
to interested fraternity members at the sorority's "yell-in."
Gamma Phis place first
in IF Sing for second year
First among sororities in Interfraternity Sing
competition was Gamma Phi Beta. Singing "All the
Things You Are" and "Gamma Phi Man," the
women won the top trophy for the second consecu-
tive year. In the spring 1966, members recorded a
"We're Gamma Phis" song album which they sold
at their national convention. During the conven-
tion, the chapter received a scholarship plaque and
a Havens Award honorable mention for ranking
either first or second in campus scholarship among
sororities for four consecutive semesters.
At a founder's day dinner in November, Gamma
Phis and alumnae celebrated their tenth year on
campus. A Christmas party was planned with Sig-
ma Alpha Epsilon for Manhattan's underprivileged
children. The Christmas season was also a time for
a dinner with dates and the annual tree trimming
party with pledges. The Crystal Crescent Ball and a
square dance were in the spring.
With charter members as guests. Gamma Phis and alumnae
observed their tenth year op campus at a founder's day dinner
in November. The women, living at 1807 Todd Road, sent
money to underprivileged children at camps in Canada.
Gamma Phi Beta-TOP ROW Diane
Hodgson, Aldre M. Holmgren. Doro-
thy M Hostetter. Loretta J Huber.
Patrcia Intermill. Ilene A Kimsey. Lin-
da A Kuhn, Linda B Lehman
SECOND ROW Gloria L Lewerenz.
Donna J Lilhch. Cheryl A Linn. Elaine
V. Lowe, Linda L Ludden. Sandra S
Mall, Marlene K Mason, Mary J
McAdow.
THIRD ROW: Patricia McCabe. Judith
E McGee. Carolyn K. McKinley, Robin
R McLean, Judith A Melvin. Patricia
A Miller, Vikki K Miller, Jams E
Mutch
FOURTH ROW Kathryn I Norberg.
Norma B Perry. Lynne E. Phalp. Mar-
ta J Quattlebaum, Sara A, Rose.
Theresa K Rose, Margaret J Ryan.
Sandra K Sanders
FIFTH ROW: Dee A Saye, Lauren E
Schmidt, Martha J Seitz. Linda K
Shehi, Karen K Starkey, Jo A Stark-
weather. Jane A Suor, Karen E Thor-
sen.
BOTTOM ROW Jane D Vermillion,
Norma J Watson. Jody L White. Sue
A. Wiltse. Gloria D Wolff. Kim Woo-
dard. Susan G Woodard. Regina G
Young
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Thetas receive second
in scholarship rankings
Second among sororities in scholarship rankings
for the spring 1966 semester, Kappa Alpha Theta
also placed second in sorority Homecoming house
decorations with their display "Bake the Birds in a
Winning Dish." Supporting their brother fraterni-
ty, the women assisted with the local colonization of
Phi Gamma Delta first semester. For Christmas the
chapter collected toys and planned a party for the
children in Theta's national philanthropy, the In-
stitute of Logopedics in Wichita.
Ninety - two chapters. Found-
ed DePauw University, 1870.
Delta Eta chapter established
1961. President: Sara S. Ben-
tley.
Tapped a SAE "Little Sister of Minerva." a Theta pledges
sup port to the auxiliary when she receives her ye Mow rose.
Kappa Alpha Theta-TOP ROW
Mrs Margane K. Schmidt. Jo E, Ab-
bott, Karen S Adams. Nancy L. Ad-
ams. Rhonda J Adams, Carol S
Angwin, Mary J. Ashton.
SECOND ROW: Sally J, Baril. Mary L.
Barley. Sara S Bentley. Sally I Ber-
ger, Jeanette Brooke. Judith A. Bul-
ger. Joyce S Burgess
THIRD ROW: Judith G. Burgess. Lin-
da S Burton, Anne L Casady. Karen
L Chitwood. Edith A Christmann.
Nancy Coberly, Barbara K. Compton,
FOURTH ROW Judith A. Davidson,
Franki K Dissinger. Arlene S. Fair.
Mary E, Gintzel. Marsha L Green,
Linda Haughawout, Barbara J Hays
BOTTOM ROW: Kathryn Hummel,
Judith I Hysom, Jan B Jager, Karen
R, Jager, Jill Jorgensen, HeleneJ.
Kalb. Julie D. Kaufman
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Kappa Alpha Theta-TOP ROW:
Tom M Kaufman. Madelyn G Keller.
Louise S. Keucher, Mary Knappenber-
ger, Marcia B Knight. Margaret
Knorr. Luana R Lamb
SECOND ROW Mary J Londeen,
Carol J. Manley, Mary M McManis.
Laurel A Minturn, Mary B Morgan.
Frances R. Mullinix. Mary E Neil.
THIRD ROW: Sharyl A. Nelson. Nan-
cy L Niles. Marcia A Norby. Janice
M. Olsson, Coral A Osborne. Janet S.
Osborne. Deanna K. Parry.
FOURTH ROW Ann C Pattison.
Nancy J Perry. Lola J Peters. Janice
E Pompenen. Pamela A Reeder.
Delva K Rockhold. Susan J Schul-
teis
FIFTH ROW Susan L Schutte. Carol
S Shannon, Linda C Shaw, Janle A.
Shawver. Pamela J Shilling. Nancy A.
Singular. Nancy L Skidmore
SIXTH ROW Elizabeth Stephens.
Linda S Tillotson. Janice L Travis,
Rebecca L. Urbanek. Antonia L
Wandt. Elizabeth A Wandt, Jerusha J
Wandt
BOTTOM ROW Elizabeth G. Wart-
man, Tana L Wells. Cheryl L Wilch.
Mary L Wofford. Susan S Wood. Lois
E. Yelenik, Nancy A Young
Sorority colors of black and gold are incorporated into the col-
or scheme of the oriental-modern Theta house at 1517 McCain
Lane. Thetas spent an afternoon of kite flying with dates and
entertained at a Kave party at the chapter house that evening
KDs visit hospital wards,
take second in intramurals
Two wards in Irwin Army Hospital at Ft. Riley
were adopted for the year by Kappa Delta. Month-
ly visits to the soldiers, decorations and homemade
cookies at Christmas were part of the program.
Social activities included the annual Emerald
Ball, Christmas party, Pledge-Active party, a tea
for charter members and an annual tug-of-war with
Lambda Chi Alpha. KDs placed second in overall
women's intramural competition.
Two student senators, a Board of Student Publi-
cations member, a College of Commerce councilwo-
man and Angel Flight's Outstanding Angel were
members of Kappa Delta.
One hundred three chap-
ters. Founded Longwood
College. 1897. Sigma
Gamma chapter established
1920. President: Carol L.
Robbins.
Room changes, made three times during the year, give KDs
the opportunity to become better acquainted with sisters.
Kappa Delta-TOP ROW: Mrs
Blanche Shinkle, Vicky L Adams,
Sheryl K Albright, Pamela S Back-
haus, Carne S Bagley, Pamela J. Ber-
key, Susan C. Bethell. Julia A Brown
SECOND ROW Nancy A. Charles.
Patricia I. Coons, Caroline B. Copen-
ing. Marilen A Corwin, Dianne Dar-
ling, Mary L. Del I ere. Janice A.
Dougherty, Mary C Evans
THIRD ROW Margaret A. Ewing,
Barbara K. Filbert. Gail W Filbert.
Michele D. Frickey, Nancy A. Gallo-
way. Joan R. Geraghty, Lana J. Gfell-
er, Nancy J. Glover.
FOURTH ROW Virginia L. Goermg,
Virginia R. Green, Janice G. Green-
wood, Barbara Harclerode, Judy L.
Heck. Vicki M. Hedges, Sharon J.
Hendershot, Sally J Hmchman.
BOTTOM ROW: Pamela L. Holt. Car-
olyn S. Hornick. Judith A James,
Jeanne A. Johnson. Phyllis M. John-
son. Catherine V. Jones, Janet L.
Kannard, Barbara J. King.
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Completed in 1962, the Kappa Delta house at 1 200 Centenial
Drive is an architectural adaptation of a Williamsburg design. A
special feature is the modern living room with an interior color
scheme of blue and olive green, the sorority's colors
Kappa Delta-TOP ROW Marita M
Lamp, Lauren J Langner. Rebecca S
Lehman. Shirley A Lewis. Sally A Lis-
ton. Laura L Ludes. Linda M Miller,
Jacqueline E. Moore
SECOND ROW Kay D Mortimer.
Catherine A Murry. Judith R North.
Judy K Novosel. Sue L Partch. Patsy
S. Paulsen. Patricia A Payne. Mary L
Pratt.
THIRD ROW Kathleen A Pulliam.
Carol L Robbms. Donna J Ruff. Kar-
en J Sanborn, Barbara Schermer-
horn. Marilyn L Schmoll. Bobbie J
Shaw. Alice J Sheik
FOURTH ROW Jean A Sheik. Pame-
la A Sodergren. Jacqueline D
Spears. Barbara A Stiles. Brenda K.
Strayer. Carol A Suchart. Laura. J.
Suggs. Jennifer K. Sullivan
BOTTOM ROW Marilyn M Wall.
Karen S Ward. Luanne H Waters.
Carol L Whitfield. Linda L Wick. Mary
E Wmdels, Marilyn L Woolley. Melo-
dy K. Worley
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Kappas entertain more than 350 returning chapter alumnae
with a rush skit repeat during the sorority's fiftieth anniversary
Ninety -four chapters.
Founded Monmouth Col-
lege, 1870. Gamma Alpha
chapter established 1916.
President: Cynthia L. Sper-
ry-
National convention gives
highest award to Kappas
Winner of the May C. Westermann Cup for
chapter efficiency, highest award given Kappa
Kappa Gammas attended the national convention
in New HAmpshire in June, where they also re-
ceived an award for chapter finance.
Open house and a welcoming tea marked the be-
ginning of Kappa's fiftieth anniversary at the Uni-
versity. A banquet and registration of returning
alumnae highlighted the October weekend at which
ten original founders received 50-year pins.
The top sorority scholarship award for 1966
went to Kappas with a 2.926 grade average. Out-
standing members included Greek Week queen,
Homecoming queen atendant and two varsity
cheerleaders. Other Kappas participated in Mortar
Board, Angel Flight, Chimes and Student Senate.
For a special service project, Kappas adopted an
underprivileged child, paying for his education and
living expenses for the year.
Kappa Kappa Gamma-TOP ROW:
Mrs Helen T Swank, Kathleen L
Anderson. Elizabeth Armstrong, Nan-
cy A Baker, Rebecca A Barbe, Patri-
cia A Base, Gail M Berry, Joan L
Booth
SECOND ROW Chahse A Bourque,
Mary D Breitweiser, Nancy E.
Buchele, Dana E. Buehler, Judith L.
Burgess, Linda J Carlson, Deborah J,
Chapman, Michele J Clark
THIRD ROW Constance S Clifton,
Susan E Dart, Diann Davis, Lucille E
Dick, Ann F Dillingham. Brenda E.
Dold, Margie A Dreher, Nancy L,
Durham
FOURTH ROW Karen J Eckert, Caro-
lyn K Elliott, Pamela S Engle, Carolyn
S. Eyestone. Cecilia A. Eyestone,
Cynthia L, Finney, Judy A Flett, Joyce
L Francis.
BOTTOM ROW Janet E Fulkerson,
Joan J. Fulkerson, Susan M. Ful ling-
ton. Barbara D Gadberry, Marcia L.
Gadberry. Carol A Gaston, Tahmeroo
L. Gaynier, Reba M Gothard
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Kappa Kappa Gamma-TOP ROW:
Pamela K Gnffee. Susan L Griffee.
Dianne K Gugler, Rebecca A Har-
grove, Margaret E Hassig. Kathleen
Hess, Arnelle Hilgenfeld, Mary K
Hoffmans.
SECOND ROW Patricia S Hopper,
Judy Jakowatz, Linda R Johnson.
Kathleen A Keating, Kathleen L. Ken-
nedy, Judy D Kirk, Kathryn A Klag.
Ellen L Krehbiel.
THIRD ROW Marilyn K Krueger.
Susan D Lafferty. Martha L Loyd,
Trudine M Mazaika, Marcia C Mc-
Lain, Margo J Miller. Marcella M
Morris. Martha A. Morton.
FOURTH ROW Nancy J Norvell.
Judith L Prideaux. Mary A Pryor.
Priscilla Rodelander. Mary A Sauble.
SidonieA Schafer, Laura L Scott.
Rachel A Scott.
FIFTH ROW Mary J Seyler. Janet L
Shade. Becky M. Slothower. Susan J.
Small, Nancy J Smith, Anne C Snid-
er, Cynthia L Sperry, Susan B Ste-
inke. Martha A. Stonehocker
BOTTOM ROW Connie L Veskerna,
Cheryl L Walkup, Nancy Wall. Janet
K Warner. Kimberly E Williams, Mary
K Wood, June A Woodard. Cynthia
R Yorke, Ann M Young,
Kappas, living at 517 Fairchild Terrace, spread Halloween
cheer with a"Pumpkm Walk, "which included serenading frater-
nities, other sororities and patients at Ft. Riley's Irwin Army
Hospital and presenting them with carved jack-o-lanters.
Pi Beta Phi-TOP ROW Mrs. Marion
Bugbee. Cathryn L Addy, Ashley Alli-
son. Melinda M Anderson, Tamara
D. Armstrong, Diana L Ashton, Linda
A Baldndge. Jacqueline A Basham
SECOND ROW Constance L Bates.
Dana M. Bayer. Betty J Billinger.
Mary E. Blakeslee. Hilarie S. Bolt.
Susan J. Bowman. Deborah J Breit.
Phyllis K. Brooks.
THIRD ROW Barbara A Brown,
Joyce A Burris, Pamela A Canfield,
Pamela S. Carlson. Kathryn A Cavin.
Carol Christensen. Jams S Clutter.
Karen S Corn
BOTTOM ROW Martha A Crane.
Susan P. Davis, Norma J. Dickhut,
Madelyn C Dixon, Denise Dussair.
Kathleen A Engstrom. Sharon Fair-
bank, Paula N Gantz
Pi Beta Phis take first in HQ, house decorations
Edging out competition in two campus contests,
Pi Beta Phi won first place among sororities in
Homecoming house decorations, and in conjunction
with Delta Upsilon, earned first place in 1966 Har-
lequinade for the skit, "The Days of Vines and
Boulders." They also received the Angel Flight
award for outstanding service to the flight.
One hundred eleven chap-
ters. Founded Monmouth
College, 1867. Kansas Beta
chapter established 1915.
President: Martha A. Crane.
Members included a student senator, cheerlead-
er, senior class officer, presidents of Mortar Board
and AWS and vice-president of S.E.A. Pi Phis
were represented in Chimes, Arts and Sciences and
Education Councils, Union Governing Board, Un-
ion Program Council, K-State Players and one
served as a Pershing Rifles' honorary officer.
The women conducted fund raising projects for
the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School, a national phi-
lanthropy, and sponsored an IFYE exchange stu-
dent. They were also hostesses to the sorority's
grand vice-president when she visited campus.
Rushees at the Phi Phi house watch a parody on rush week by ter Pan" and "Robin Hood" skits and house tours completed
witches of the Beta Witch Den in the skit "Mostly Ghostly." "Pe- the agenda of the week for activities and 25 new pledges.
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Serenades by fraternity men give Pi Phis frequent opportunities
to usethe balconyon thefrontoftheir homeat 1819 Todd
Road. The French provincial styled house accommodates 60
coeds and is arranged for formal and informal entertaining.
Pi Phi Beta-TOP ROW Claudia A
Garrett, Marsha L Garrett. Lucy M
Garver, Patricia G Haggard. Karen L
Haley, Constance L. Hall. Joan D
Hall, Margaret E. Harvey.
SECOND ROW Diann E Hickman.
Nancy A Hodgson, Betsy J Hogan.
Linda R Hoober, Lorna E House, Ja-
nice A Hunter, Judith A Hunter, Lin-
da M Irwin
THIRD ROW Roberta M Jarvis,
Kathryn Judd. Kathenne A Kirk, An-
drea M Lackie, Judith A Lamme.
Barbara R Lee, Janice A Lindgren,
Susanne F Little
FOURTH ROW Patricia J Luttgen.
Janet L McAninch. Mariory L Mc-
Leavy, Barbara D Mistier. Julie M
Murrow, Carol A Noble. Cynthia J
Orloske. Pamela Palmer
FIFTH ROW Susan M Rehschuh,
Linda M Rembleske. Martha J Rey-
nolds, Janet K. Riffey, Linda D Risser,
Patricia A Roach. Karen J Robinson,
Janet S Rupp.
SIXTH ROW: Mary J Schafer, Susan
I Scott, Pamela J Seaman, Jane A
Sheetz. Suzanne H Smith, Susan A
Swan, Anne A Tuggle, Suzanne Tur-
ner
BOTTOM ROW Barbara A Tussey.
Mary L Tussey. Catherine L Ulrich.
Nancy K Waddle. Marilyn A Waeldln,
Rita M Whitehair. LeEtta L Wood.
Nancy M Young
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Returning early in the fall to make repairs and prepare for for-
mal rush week. Delta Chis replace plaster walls in the basement
with oak paneling and lower the ceiling. Other repairs included
repainting rooms and the back of the fraternity chapter house.
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Fraternities aim for goals
in scholarship, activities
Parties for handicapped children, adoption of
needy families at Christmas and work projects at
Manhattan hospitals were included in the list of fra-
ternity campus and community projects.
The more than 1 ,600,members of the 23 fraterni-
ties retained a grade average above all men's aver-
age while participating in intramurals, Greek Week
activities, Interfraternity Sing, Harlequinade, and
Model Congress. Seven fraternities also sponsored
their own campus-wide events during the year.
Typical of Greek community service projects. Phi Kappa Thetas
donate blood during an emergency drive at St. Mary's Hospital.
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Fraternity Sweethearts - TOP ROW Shirley M Kastle. Alpha Gamma Rho;
Carolyn S. Norberg, Delta Tau Delta. Carol A Hinnergardt. Delta Upsilon; Patri-
cia L. Carlson. Sigma Nu. Nancy A Charles. Alpha Tau Omega. Sara M Bay-
less. Acacia. Janet A Naylor. Delta Chi SECOND ROW Elizabeth M Wary.
Lambda Chi Alpha. Martha C Sanders, Sigma Chi, JoAnn Schafer. Phi Kappa
Theta; Kay E Farney. Beta Sigma Psi BOTTOM ROW Cheryln J Burk, Delta
Sigma Phi; Pamela J Dudley. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Marcia L Gadberry, Pi Kappa
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Effie Newton. Paul E. Bachman. Ken-
neth R Barton. Elmer C Burk. Robert
D Burk. John W Cannon, Robert D.
Cook. Gordon H Dukelow.
SECOND ROW Charles R Fail. Bruce
L Gilpin, Grant E Glad. Jerry L. Hill,
Darrel D. Hosie, Robert S Kay. How-
ard H. Kittell. Raydean Leiker.
THIRD ROW Alan Messerschmidt.
Craig E Monroe. Elton G Murrow.
Benny D N eaderhiser. Orval F Pa-
pon, Steven R Parker. David N Pfe-
fer. Carl C Ramsey
FOURTH ROW Frankie R. Reida.
Richard L Rossitto. Boyd L Scarrow.
Craig W Slinkman. Douglas C Smith.
Jeffrey W Staton. Philip J Stoehr
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Irvin D Vice. James B Warner, Ron-
ald V Webster, Gale R Yarrow, Leroy
I Young, Charles P Zangger
Delta Sig delegates attend
May leadership conference
Fraternity leadership was the topic of the Delta
Sigma Phi inter-state conference attended by dele-
gates from eight chapters during May.
Delta Sig service projects included a Christmas
toy exchange and an Easter egg hunt, both for un-
derpriviledged Manhattan children.
Two costume parties, the Sailors' Ball and an
Attache party, and their May formal, the Carnation
Ball, highlighted the Delta Sig social calendar. Del-
ta Sig men were members of Sigma Tau, the varsity
bowling team and the freshman rowing team.
Waxing and buffing cowboy boots, loafers and ROTC boots is
a regular Saturday morning task for Delta Sigma Phi pledges.
One hundred six chapters.
Founded city College of
New York 1899. Alpha Up-
silon chapter established
1925. President: Charles R.
Fail.
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Delta Colony - TOP ROW S Clark
Balderson, Mark S Coberly. Wayne A
Hargrove, Robert Kochersperger, Jer-
ry D Linton. Douglas S Martin, Je-
rome M McConnell.
BOTTOM ROW Charles L Miller.
Gerald F Rapp. Stephen A. Smith,
Cecil E Stout, Gregory C Stuart,
Ronald J Summers. James E Taylor,
Barry L West
Colony works for charter, plans house for fall rush
Striving to meet the requirements for a national
charter, Delta Colony of Phi Gamma Delta con-
ducted an extensive pledge education program for
new members. To receive a charter, the group was
required to have approval of scholarship records
and campus relations by Interfraternity Council.
Delta Colony made plans for attaining a house
and readying it for fall rush. Members entertained
Fiji alumni and their parents at a Christmas tea in
the Union and sent a newsletter to their national.
Delta Colony established
1966. Phi Gamma Delta
founded Jefferson College
1848. President: Barry L.
West.
Men of Delta Colony collect for the Heart Fund in a door-
to-door campaign which served as their first service project.
Pledges of Delta Colony do research for Model Congress bills
in Farrell library One member is minority whip in the House.
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Phi Kappa Tau - TOP ROW Mrs.
Ruth Moate. William A Baird, James
W. Bennett, Roland R. Coover. Patrick
F Ervin. Robert A Fix, Stephen D
Garrett
SECOND ROW: James D Gates,
Dwayne D Gier, Gary L Hauptli, Rog-
er D Hauptli. Geoffrey B Holland,
Stephen W. Hoskins, Tommy D
Huecker
THIRD ROW Larry L Hummer, Cal-
vin D Jaeger, Harris W Johnson,
Roger P Kaiser. John B Keller. Jerry
E. Kopke, Charles W Kraut
FOURTH ROW Robert E Kroeker.
Robert D Lamborn, Philip J Neal,
Lloyd A Osborne, Dale W Reed,
James C. Richardson. Peter L Rich-
ling.
BOTTOM ROW Charles G Severin,
James C Shimer, Douglas A Tietjen,
Paul R West, Charles F Williams.
Paul C Woods, Perry R. Zieger
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Each semester the Phi Tau's, 162 3 Fairchild, honor men
above all men's average and those on the deans' honor rolls.
Phi Kappa Tau adds 17
to fraternity's membership
With an increase in membership of 17 more than
last year, Phi Kappa Tau members participated in
Student Senate, debate squad, Model Congress, the
rifle team and rowing and baseball teams.
Phi Tau projects for the year included donations
to the Red Cross Bloodmobile and the adoption of a
needy family at Christmas. The men took turns
firing the cannon after each touchdown and victory
at football games and elected their annual cannon-
ball queen from eleven sorority candidates. Phi
Taus placed second in heavyweight wrestling in the
fraternity division and participated in intramurals.
Eighty-five chapters. Found-
ed Miami University 1906.
Alpha Epsilon chapter es-
tablished 1925. President:
Charles G. Severin.
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Tin cans and toilet paper are among the items turned in by a
fraternity-sorority team participating in the TKE Scavenger Hunt.
TKEs plan construction,
sponsor a scavenger hunt
Living in a private apartment complex off cam-
pus, men of Tau Kappa Epsilon planned construc-
tion in the spring of a chapter house which would
accomodate 60 men. They sponsored a scavenger
hunt for all Greek living groups in October and
conducted their annual weekend community service
project during the spring semester.
First major social event of the year was a corral
party at Pillsbury Crossing. TKEs and their dates
wore western clothes and ate barbequed food.
Chancellor of Tribunal, vice-president of Chancery
Club and members of the President's Commission
on Student Government were TKEs. Their Red
Carnation Ball was in the spring.
Two hundred twenty-three
chapters. Founded Illinois
Wesleyan University 1899.
Alpha Lambda chapter es-
tablished 1931. President:
Paul E. Meuhring.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon - TOP ROW
Gary L Bender. Thomas F Boley.
Cecil W Burnett, William D Butler.
Steven Butterworth. Robert A Coch-
ran, Steven G Cooper
SECOND ROW Stephen W Crane.
Victor A Davis, Charles A. Evanhoe,
Stanley R Husted, Brooke R Kendall.
David L Kolde. Raymond M. Lee
THIRD ROW Stephen L Maddy. Dick
W McCreight, Richard L Middleton,
William H Miller. Paul E Muehnng.
Michael G Pharo. William L Pratt
FOURTH ROW, James F Reynolds.
Gary F Robinson. David R Rockhold.
Jimmy L Sawyer. Jerry L. Schmidt.
Piyush S. Shah. Thomas R Shirk
BOTTOM ROW William P Sine.
Thomas E Snyder. William Soldner,
Jon F Thomas. John H Treder,
James S Ulrich. Paul R Webster. Jed
E. Yaney
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Acacia - TOP ROW. Mrs Jeanette
Simonson. Curtis L Baldwin. Mark W.
Baldwin, John E Ballhorst. William R.
Barnett, Roger L Barr, Alan H Beyer
SECOND ROW: Franklin J Bosler.
David A Braswell. David L Brink,
Bruce E Burke, Robert M Childs,
John R, Clark, Garry L Deines
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THIRD ROW Kenneth D Dietz. Har-
old F DM lenback, Larry V Doonan,
Jonathan W Eicher, Charles D Emel,
Dale E Esau. Larry E, Greene
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David M Heck. John R Heritage,
Richard C Hills. Lynn R Johnson,
Robert L Kasselman. Philip R Keck
BOTTOM ROW Phillip L Knox. Mi-
chael R. Leathers. Fred P. Lechner.
Richard K Marshall, Steve E Mauzey,
Allan P, McCobb, Michael M Mollett
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in intramural competition
Champion bowlers of the fraternity division, the
men of Acacia placed high in four of the five intra-
mural team-sport competitions. The house was sec-
ond in football and basketball and ranked fourth in
volleyball standings among all fraternities.
In August, six members of Acacia attended the
fraternity's national conclave in New Orleans
where the chapter was awarded honorable mention
for house finance and alumni relations. In Universi-
ty politics, a candidate for student body president
and two student senators were Acacias.
Sororities nominated playgirl candidates for the
fraternity's Playboy Party and the men dressed in
togas for the annual Night on the Nile Party.
Fifty-eight chapters. Found-
ed University of Michigan
1904. K-Statechapter es-
tablished 1913. President:
Charles D. Emel.
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Acacia pledges add finishing adjustments to the second floor
fire escape which their class constructed for a fall work project.
Interior and exterior improvements made during the year on
the Acacia house. 2005 Hunting, are new living room curtains.
a new set of silverware donated by the fraternity's Mother's
Club and a paved parking area financed by the chapter's alumni.
Acacia - TOP ROW James R
Moore. Kenneth L. Mulanax, Roger L
Mulanax, Ted R Partch. Kent R Prae-
ger, John W Ragland, Barry L Rhine
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SECOND ROW Rodney L Ruff. Gil-
bert E. Rumsey. Harry M Scott. Harry
G Smith. Larry A Smith. Alfred L
Stecklem. Robert W Stone
THIRD ROW Steven L. Taylor, Kent
R Thomas. Steven K Thornbrugh.
James E Touslee. Thomas R. Twom-
bly. Jimmy D Warren. Brian M. Wa-
ters. Timothy D Wigger
BOTTOM ROW: Don N Williams.
Kenneth A. Winzeler, Robert F Win-
zeler. Jimmy L Wolf. John W Wood-
burn, Frank L Woofter, William S
Worley. Louis R Zirkle
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Alpha Gamma Rho - TOP ROW
Mrs. Mildred Wogan. Merlin J. Bank-
er. Richard A Barta. David W Bircher.
Jack L. Burton, John N. Butts. Carrol
W Campbell
SECOND ROW Charles R Cole.
Kenneth M Cox, Robert R Cudney.
Freddie M Dehoff. Charles D Dun-
bar. Stephen A. Dunbar, Kieth L. Eber-
hart
THIRD ROW Larry D Ehrlich. David
D Fry, Karol L Geffert, Joe P. Giersch.
Ervin F Gnadt, Jonathan B Goetze,
John A. Guttery
FOURTH ROW John J Herynk.
George A Hodgson, John S Hofer,
Richard P. Houdyshell. Virgil R Huse-
man, Michael R. Jeannin, Bruce L.
Johnson
BOTTOM ROW Brad J Kerbs, Fred-
erick A. Kopp, Jerald A Kopp. Loren J.
Kruse, Charles D Lambert. John W
Laue. Gene W Laverentz
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Participating in all intramural team sports, Al-
pha Gamma Rhos won second place trophies in
Forty-two chapters. Found-
ed University of Illinois
1908. Alpha Zeta chapter
established 1927. Presi-
dent: Johnny E. Meetz.
league basketball and softball. During first semes-
ter, AGRs and their dates donned western clothes
for a Roulette party; and in November, the men in-
vited Alpha Delta Pis to their annual log chopping
party. Second semester was highlighted by a steak
fry and in April the annual Pink Rose Formal,
named after the fraternity's national flower.
AGRsresidingat 1919 Piatt host one of four open house
dances during Greek Week festivities in the fall Active in the
College of Agriculture, the men are members of agricultural
judging teams and many participate in Little American Royal.
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John M. Lefton. Lonnie L Lemon,
Ronald U. Lmdquist. Jerry W. Maran-
ville. Donald R McClure. Duane H
McClure. Johnny E Meetz, Allan V
Miller.
SECOND ROW John C Nagel. Terry
W Odle. Randall R. Olander. Alan D
Ostermann. William D Oswalt. Neil F
Pellmann. Randy M Peterson. Steven
J. Price.
THIRD ROW: Loren J Rickard. Mel-
vin L Riemann. Rodney D. Rogers.
John H Schlickau. Michael K.
Schmitt. Steven H Slusher, Gary D
Spiker. Terry A Stainbrook
FOURTH ROW; Forrest E. Stegelm.
Randall D. Stoecker. Larry D Stuckey.
Richard L Teagarden. Richard L
Theurer. Timothy M Thomas, Mi-
chael D Van Allen. Kenneth R Wade
BOTTOM ROW: Ronald D. Welsh.
Dennis L Wenger. John R Wester-
man. Stanly C Widau. Douglas W
Williams, Haskell S. Wright, Jerome
P. Yorke
Money in hand, AGRs and dates wearing western costumes
contemplate possible bets on the board before rolling dice dur-
ing the fraternity's annual Roulette Party Highlight of the even-
ing was the awarding of prizes for the most original dress.
Alpha Kappa Lambda- TOP ROW
Mrs. Florence Hughes, Larry A An-
derson. Pete L. Bailey, John H. Brand,
Robert H Brunswig, Stanley P Cy-
phers, Roger L Douthett
SECOND ROW Joe D Freeman,
Harold J. Garten, Roger A Griffin,
Robert D Habiger. Allen D Hadorn.
Richard D Hagerman, Donald Halver-
stadt
THIRD ROW Ronald D Hellwig,
Robert L Henderson. James I Hen-
sley, James M Hillman, R Gene
Hoffman, Gerold D Jilka, Kay M
Kimball
BOTTOM ROW. Ronald R Kline, Ste-
phen L Krueger, Donald D. Lett. Les-
lie C Longberg. Paul J Maroney.
David A Martin. Jimmy D Mathis
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award goes to AKLs
Members of Alpha Kappa Lambda won the
spring 1966 Interfraternity Council grade improve-
ment trophy by raising the house average .43 above
the previous semester. Enforced quiet hours and a
study hall program for actives were additions to the
house scholarship system during the semester.
In campus activities, AKLs were represented on
Student Senate, Traffic Control Board and Com-
merce Council. The majority floor leader of Model
Congress and the vice-president of IFC were also
members of Alpha Kappa Lambda.
The house hosted a party for the KU chapter and
a Parents' Day dinner. Their sweetheart formal
and beach party were in the spring.
Thirty-five chapters. Found-
ed University of California
1914. lota chapter es-
tablished 1930. President:
Stanley P. Cyphers.
One of several after-dinner speakers, Jerry Lilly, IFC adviser,
talks to AKLs on the values of the Greek system for college men.
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Alpha Kappa Lambda - TOP ROW
John V Mauk. Daniel R. McConachie.
David E McCune, James D McCune.
Steven G Mclntyre. Jerry G. Meyer,
James W Morrison.
SECOND ROW: Ronald G Odom.
Charles L Rich. Richard L. Robinson.
David M Roland, George Schneick-
ert. Jesse R Scoggins. Danny P. Sis-
co. Dennis R Slimmer
THIRD ROW John A Snodderly.
Fred G. Sprang. Ronald W Taylor.
Steven G Traxson, Richard G Tucker,
Frederick S. Tyler, Stephen Utterback,
Kenneth A. Vandall.
BOTTOM ROW Larry G Vulgamore.
David L Weaver, Wilton S Webb,
Richard M Wibbeler, Dale G Willis.
M William Wyckoff. Craig R. Zaiss.
Orhn J Zink.
Actives and pledges of Alpha Kappa Lambda, residing at 1919
Hunting Avenue, participate in a newly organized study pro-
gram House improvements for the year included reseeding the
lawn, enlarging the patio, and installing a new basketball court.
289
Creating appropriate decorations for each floor of their two-
story house at 1408 Denison. members of Alpha Tail Omega
planned a "Heaven and Hell" party. Other house functions for
the fraternity included a hayrack ride and Christmas dance.
ATOs buy hilltop lot, begin plans for new house
Plans for a new house to be completed by the fall
of 1970 were begun by men of Alpha Tau Omega
One hundred fifty chapters.
Founded Virginia Military
Institute 1865. Delta Theta
chapter established 1920.
President: William F. Rock.
with the collection of funds from alumni and the
purchase of a lot on the hill above Royal Towers
apartments. ATOs won the Province Scholarship
Award for having the first, third, and fourth active
scholastically and the first and second pledge grade
averages in the five-chapter province.
With their auxiliary organization, Sisters of the
Maltese Cross, the men caroled Manhattan rest
homes at Christmas. Members included one of five
finalists for FMOC and president of Accent party.
Alpha Tau Omega - TOP ROW
Michael J Arehart. Bob H Balwanz,
Monty M Bednasek, Gerald C Brees,
Robert W Brewster, Raymond L
Bush. John P Charles. Johnny L Cor-
ey
SECOND ROW William L Dillon.
Robert C Dobson, Michael S. Dun-
can. Timothy D Duncan. Willard L
Eitzman. Cady R Engler, Steven M
Evans. Edmond E. Fellers
BOTTOM ROW Thomas M Foncan-
non. John S Frank, Alwyn H. Gentry.
James W. Gentry. Edward S Gfeller,
Bruce W. H eckman, Gary J Heyka.
Dennis E. Home.
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Robert M. Hudson. John A Johnson,
Randy R Johnson, Steve A. Johnson,
Cecil W Johnston. Robert L. Kirken-
dall, Charles W Lamer, John T Mey-
er
SECOND ROW: Michael T Mills. Wil-
liam L Muir. Robert D Overman. Wil-
liam F. Overman. George T Richards,
William F Rock, Ronald H Roesler,
Steven D Roesler
BOTTOM ROW Richard D Shep-
pard, Stephen A Sherlock. Ty D
Smith. Richard H Spmgler, Terry L
Swisher. Michael L Trabert, Lonnie A
Wiseman
Wednesday night and Sunday noon mean dress dinner for
ATOs, who sing the blessing before meals. One Sunday din-
ner was served by the ATO auxiliary. Sisters ofthe Maltese
Cross, who adopt pledge sons and are official hostesses.
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Beta Sigma Psi -TOP ROW: Mrs.
Allen Burch. Clifford D Ascher. Dean
R Bader. Robert M Behrens. Carl M
Bierbaum, Phillip W Boeschen. Terry
K Boggs.
SECOND ROW Robert D Bowser.
Warren T Brady. Steven R Cardwell,
Paul W Cassella. Robert B Christie,
Rolland G Divin. William D Edward-
son.
THIRD ROW. James M Farrar. John
D Gurske. Ronald N Hagerman.
David R Hanson, Herbert E Harrod,
Robert E Henning. Phillip W
Hoffman
BOTTOM ROW Carl F Jackson,
David D. Jackson, David H. Jackson.
Michael E. Jackson, Curtis R Jacobs,
Daryll D. Jamvold, Gary D Janke
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Beta Sigs collect art work to redecorate living room
Establishing an "art fund11 to decorate their
living room, men of Beta Sigma Psi began a collec-
tion of paintings and sculpture, many of which were
original works by University students. Beta Sigs
took second place in the fraternity division of the
Homecoming decorations contest and played the
annual Reformation Day football game with Phi
Kappa Theta Catholic fraternity, in October. An
FMOC finalist and members of five University ath-
letic teams were Beta Sigma Psi men.
Ten chapters. Founded Uni-
versity of Illinois 1925. Zeta
chapter established 1951.
President: William D. Ed-
wardson.
Teaming with Kappa Alpha Theta, members of Beta Sigma Psi,
1200 Centennial Drive, represent 16 Illinois House seats and
two Senate seats in Model Congress. The house donates blood
to the University's Red Cross drive and plays intramural sports.
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Beta Sigs prepare Founders' Weekend invitations for alumni
and type rush cards for one of four rush weekends during the
year. The Lutheran fraternity pledged more than 75 per cent of
its new members through informal and summer rush programs.
Beta Sigma Psi - TOP ROW Larry
L. Johnson. Roger L. Jones. Robert P.
Keist. Terrel E. Kinsey. Henry O. Kist-
ner. Douglas B Knop. Robert A. Kuhn,
William R. Kuhn.
SECOND ROW Gary A Langner. Wil-
liam V Lawrence. Elmer E Lehmann,
Dale E Limn. William E Martens.
Thomas J Maxwell. Vaughn D Mig-
not, John G Ostermann.
THIRD ROW William D Pulham.
Clyde S Ricker. Ronald R. Ricker.
Donald R Root, Richard C Roswurm.
Robert A Ruhnke. Marvin L. Scheele.
Thomas L. Schoenbeck
FOURTH ROW Terry R Schoenthal-
er, Donald W Schott, Glen L. Shank.
William J Siebert. Gary D Sims, Gar-
ry L Smith. David A. Strohm. David P.
Tollefson
BOTTOM ROW Mark K Torluemke,
Dennis V Underbjerg, Steven R
Wiechman. Timothy R Windier. John
E Wisniewski, Douglas J Wolters,
Charles W Zabel. Robert E. Zibell.
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Beta pledges frequently study together for important lecture
session exams. The new class must work for the high scholar-
ship honors which have resulted in the house placing first or
second in fraternity scholarship rankings for the last 17 years.
Betas win IF Sing, capture second in scholarship
Competing against seven other fraternities, Beta
Theta Pi took first in Interfraternity Sing with
"Sons of the Dragon" and "Porch Chairs.11 Betas
ranked second in spring 1966 fraternity scholarship
with a record pledge class grade average of 3 . 1 6 .
The men captured top honors in intramural ath-
letics, placing first in fraternity division football for
the fourth year in a row. They also took first in
badminton and second in basketball intramurals.
Beta social activities included a Jungle Party, a
spring barbecue and the annual Pig Formal.
One hundred five chapters.
Founded Miami University
1839. Gamma Epsilon
chapter established 1914.
President: Robert A. Briggs.
Beta Theta Pi - TOP ROW: Mrs
Grover Clingan, Douglas B Aiken,
Timothy A Atchison, Steven R. Beck,
Martin E Benjamin. Glenn E Boyd,
Robert A Briggs, Van E. Brighton
SECOND ROW: Michael D. Buckles.
Roger K Cleghorn. Michael L Clutter,
Robert J. Coble. Craig A. Coulter,
Roger K. Dickerson, Mike R Elwell.
Steven B Farabi.
THIRD ROW Donald D Ficken.
Thomas G. Grey, Roland M. Gunn,
James M. Guy, Thomas E Guy, Alan
R. Hammerli. Dean F. Harper, Barry L
Herron.
BOTTOM ROW Thomas W Hinz,
James A. Ikard, Michael J. Jacobs,
Patrick T. Jacobs, Larry D. Johnston,
Howard A Kinzer. Robert L Knighton,
Gary B. Lee.
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Beta Theta Pi - TOP ROW Paul T.
Loehr, Peter G Loriaux. Harry E
McDonald. Douglas M McNeal,
Donald H Merten, Conrad K. Nightin-
gale. Kent E One.
SECOND ROW Thomas C Palmer.
Layton M. Perry, Steven B Poland,
Leland J Polly. Thomas M Potter,
George W Schultz. James L Seigle
THIRD ROW Earl H Seyfert. James
K Shrack, William C Skaer, Ronald P
Sumner, Roger D Timken, James B
Wallerstedt, James E Wassberg.
BOTTOM ROW James L Weaver.
Robert D Wehling, Henry H Werner,
James L Whelan. John H White,
Steven E, Wright, Alexander M
Young
Men of Beta Theta Pi, 500 Sunset, observed memorial ser-
vices for a deceased alligator pet. An El Cono house party con-
cluded the burial service Meat cooked overnight in a large pit
provided Betas and their dates with a spring country barbecue.
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"Kimble", a white German Shepard. has been Delta Chi mascot for two years and appears in the house composite picture.
Social activities of the men include the Founder's Day banquet in the fall and a formal White Carnation Ball in the spring.
Delta Chi members begin new chapter house plans
Because membership had risen since the colony
gained fraternity status on campus two years ago,
Delta Chis began plans for financing a new, larger
house. They also remodeled the recreation room,
planned a Christmas party for neighborhood child-
ren and donated food supplies to a needy family.
The men competed in intramural sports, winning
first place in basketball and fifth in swimming in
league action. Delta Chis placed second in the Tau
Kappa Epsilon scavenger hunt. Fraternity members
were selected as president of Interfraternity Coun-
cil, SGA Coordinator and as a finalist in the 1966
Favorite Man on Campus competition.
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Fifty-three chapters. Found-
ed Cornell University 1890.
K-State chapter established
1964. President: Dwight W.
Horsch.
DELTA CHI - TOP ROW Mrs. Zilla
Dunagan. David M Alexander.
Charles E Ash. Thomas Z Beery.
Donald R. Bentsen. Steven L. Bihl-
maier. Robert J Brockman, Craig A.
Calamaio.
BOTTOM ROW Darwin E Cline.
Lynn L Collmann. David A Demp-
sey. David A. Grider. Darrel L Gros-
sardt. Thomas D. Haney. Robert A
Harwood. Harold K Hitz
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Horsch. Thomas W Hunter, Alan R
Jaax. Gary L Kildow, Gary T Lawlis.
Warren H McLeod, Duane R Moss
SECOND ROW Gary L Neal.JohnS
Niemeyer. Philip F Padden, Don G
Parker, Daniel E Pilcher, Tom T. Poor-
man, John M. Quiring
THIRD ROW Jan L Rayl. Larry E.
Rink, Kent L Roberts. Dennis E, Rork.
Bruce E Rose, Thomas B Sanders.
Stephen M. Saunders
FOURTH ROW Eric R Schrepel. Ter-
ry L Seip. Philip L. Sell. Craig R.
Shove, Webster H Sill, David W
Simmonds, James G Smith.
BOTTOM ROW: Loren R Stenzel,
Terry D Uehhng, Kenneth M Walker,
Stephen G. Wanlck, Kenyon C. Whit-
right, Charles R, Woodard, Robert L.
Woodward. William P. Young
Blood donated by the men of Delta Chi won the fraternity the
Gold Drop Award for having the highest percentage of donors
among members in a University living group. The organization
completed its third year in the chapter house at 1716 Fairchild.
Delta Tau Delta - TOP ROW: Mrs.
Wanda Dick-Peddie. Norbert J An-
drews. Ronald T. Beach. William L.
Beedles. Dennis L Berkholtz, Brad-
ford G Blaker, Eldon L Boisseau
SECOND ROW: Lyle P. Carmony.
Mark K Chapin, James E. Cheatham.
Michael B Conrad. Lawrence E
Covert, Alfred S. DePetro, Gregory A.
Dickerson
THIRD ROW Douglas P Drew. Gre-
gory P Drew. Charles W Engel. John
S Fagan. Lon K Floyd. Robert E.
George. Jerry D Gray.
BOTTOM ROW Richard J Gregory,
John R Green. Richard C Green, Wil-
liam P Griffitt. Tom E Harris, Jay R
Hedlund. Charles T. Herman
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Delts entertain KU fraternity brothers for weekend
As representatives of Michigan, men of Delta
Tau Delta participated in Model Congress during
March. At Homecoming and after the University of
Kansas basketball game in February, the Delts en-
tertained their fraternity brothers from KU at an-
nual parties. Other annual events at the Delt house
included the Paddle Party in December, a George
Party celebrating George Washington's birthday, a
spring barbecue and the Rainbow Formal in May.
Delta Tau Deltas, living at 1001 Sunset, cleaned and painted
a small country church as a service project during the spring
Delts were represented in varsity basketball, base-
ball, swimming, golf and track and were members
of Alpha Kappa Psi, Arnold Air Society, Scabbard
and Blade and the Varsity Men's Glee Club.
Ninety-four chapters.
Founded Bethany Col-
lege 1858. Gamma Chi
chapter established
1917. President: Ro-
bert D. Steiger.
Before sending their 1967 Harlequinade script entry to the
judges. Delts and Chi Os check final instructions for dialogue.
music, choreography, costumes and stage settings. Of the nine
scripts entered, four are selected for production in the spring
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Delta Tau Delta - TOP ROW: Rob-
ert K Herman, Guy M Heyl, Harvey
B Hoover. James D Hopper. Melvin
L. Howell. Alan R Hug. Lester H
Ideker. James S Jordan
SECOND ROW Robert L Kearney.
Anthony L Kimmi. Jack H Konitz.
Patrick J Lafferty. Robert D Leeper.
Dennis V. Logan. John E Markley
THIRD ROW Theodore J McVay.
Mark D Merica. Arthur D Miller.
Robert L Mooney, Jonathon D Mor-
genson. Alex N ichepor. Gary D Ol-
son. Larry M Peterson
FOURTH ROW: Edward 0 Rawhngs.
Michael E Riordan. Keith L Roberts.
Thomas K Rogge. Vance D. Schafer.
Bryon R Schlosser. Frederick J
Schmidt. Robert A Sebree
FIFTH ROW Dennis R Sherraden.
Robert D. Steiger. Steven L Stock-
ham. Arthur T. Swan. Stephen W
Swayze. Philip M Tate, Kent D Tay-
lor. Steve W Train
BOTTOM ROW: James L. Vore. Dale
Alan Wardlaw. James P. Weir. Wesley
H. Welch, Mason C Whitney, David
R Williams. Larry R Wylie.
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Delta Upsilon - TOP ROW: Mrs
Lucile Sponable. Dave E Anderson.
James E. Barrett. Eric L. Bartholo-
mew, Orm D Bell. Pete A Bell. Wil-
liam Bevan
SECOND ROW Charles R Bone-
brake, Laurence Bredengerd. Donald
R. Brining. Lawrence 0 Bryant, Craig
L Bunker. Charles E Cardwell. Wil-
liam P. Conway
THIRD ROW Dennis D Cook. Jay L
Cook. James Cruce. Dennis E. Culley.
Gale W Davis. Greg P. Denk. John J.
Devore
FOURTH ROW: Kelly L Dumford,
Michael D Dumford. Kenneth R
Dunbar, Clinton E Dunn, Douglas E
Eisenhour, Galen E Ericson, Jon H.
Eshelman.
FIFTH ROW: Ross L. Fapp. Bruce E.
Frost, David B, Fruetel, George A.
Gerritz. Dan S. Grinstead. Michael R.
Hall. Daslie A. Hardin.
BOTTOM ROW Frank R Hardin.
James B. Hayes, Michael A, Hen-
dricks, Ralph W. Hicks. Don A. Hill,
Richard V. Hoecker, Yancy D Hud-
son,
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DUs dance with Tn Deltas at one of twelve functions to which
the fraternity invited women's living groups during the year.
Top Harlequinade trophy
goes to DU-Pi Phi skit
Sharing first place honors with Pi Beta Phi, Del-
ta Upsilon won the 1966 Harlequinade competition
with a skit, "The Days of Vines and Boulders.'
The fraternity also finished second in intramural
swimming and third in Interfraternity Sing. At a
national DU convention, the chapter received an
award for the best pledge training program and the
Directors' Award for Excellence.
Eighty-six chapters. Found-
ed Williams College 1834.
K-State chapter established
1956. President: David L.
Parker.
Delta Upsilon - TOP ROW Daniel
S Huffman, Thomas K Jacob. Grego-
ry L Jacobson. Stephen L James,
Douglas K. Jernigan, David R Jones.
Burk Jubelt.
SECOND ROW Lawrence M Ken-
dall. William H Kennedy. Henry C
Kirchhoff. Richard K Lilly. Lamont A
Lull. H Stewart Mann. Bennie L Mar-
tin
THIRD ROW: Galen R McDonald.
Paul E. Miller. Steven L Morgan. Ste-
phen R Morris. Donald D O'Conner.
Gary E O'Hara. David Lionel Parker
FOURTH ROW Joseph D Patterson.
HaroldC Peterson. Ronald W Ple-
mons. Nelson K Reinhardt. Craig W
Ridenour. Thomas J Romig. William
J. Romig
FIFTH ROW: Benjamin T Rumsey.
Robert W Stamey. Lane V Sunder-
land. John G Svaty. Steven A Tange-
man, Joseph Teichgraeber. Thomas
Teichgraeber
BOTTOM ROW Melvin E Thompson.
John F. Tisdel. Lawrence E Townley.
Gary L. Urbanek. Walter J Vmey. Lar-
ry E Ward. Craig M Woodard
Social events of Delta Upsilon. 142 5 University Drive, include
a Christmas Ski Party. Barn and Jungle Parties and the annual
Blue and Gold Formal. The house was represented on campus
in Blue Key, Student Senate, Phi Eta Sigma and varsity athletics.
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Farm House men receive
fifth consecutive award
National Interfraternity Council awarded the
Summa Cum Laude Scholarship Award to the men
of FarmHouse for the fifth consecutive year. The
award recognized the house for having a grade
point 30 per cent above the all men's average.
The men participated in all intramurals and cap-
tured first in the 1 57 -pound class of intramural
wrestling. Members were pledged by informal
rushing throughout the year. The men belong to
Blue Key, Student Senate, Board of Student Publi-
cations, Apportionment Board and Sigma Tau.
An informal watermelon feed for members and
their dates was in the fall. Other FarmHouse activi-
ties included a Christmas party, barbecue, Star and
Crescent Formal, Sisters' and Parents' Days and
rush weekends for high school seniors.
Twenty-two chapters.
Founded University of
Missouri 1905. K State
chapter established
1921. President: Don-
ald R. Ferguson.
Men of FarmHouse gather in their redecorated living room
before dinner to listen to records on their new stereo set.
FarmHouse - TOP ROW Mrs Hazel
Hawbecker. James P. Adams, Glenn
P Alpert, Larry R Anderson. Terry L.
Biery. Joseph M. Bohnen, Steven R.
Boyle
SECOND ROW David M . Bozone,
Charles T Bronzan. Tommy R Carr,
Peter J Cordel. Keith L Cramer, Tony
M Delp. Dennis L. Deschner.
THIRD ROW: Larry E Dirksen, Frank
R Douthit, William D Eisele, Harold
D Engle. Arlen W Ethng. Donald R
Ferguson, Theron E, Fry.
BOTTOM ROW Donald D. Grauer-
holz, Stanley W Grecian, Randy K.
Hahn, John M Hamman, John W
Harvey, Randy D Hassler, Duane M.
Hennkson
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FarmHouse - TOP ROW Gerald L
Hildebrand. Robert L. Hirt, Tommy L
Jacobitz, John F. Jagger, Marvin D
Kal lenbach. Dennis G Kasselman.
Jerry D Kazmaier, James K Koelliker.
SECOND ROW Walter W Kurth.
David K Lightner. Ronnie G. Lunsford,
Robert A MacArthur, David F. Martin,
Larry B Massey. Richard D Miller.
Tom J. Moxley.
THIRD ROW Dale E Naiman. Dennis
T Nelson, Ross A Olson. Garth L
Peterson, Losson G Pike. William H
Reissig. Randall L Rich, Jerre K Ror-
ick
FOURTH ROW Larry E Schmidt.
Norman R Schneider. Dennis R
Siefkes. Kenneth A Spangenberg,
Gary A. Splitter, Robert L Stark. John
W Toney
BOTTOM ROW Thomas R. Tucker.
Terry E. Waldren. Howard G. Webb.
Stuart W Weibert, George L Wiley.
Ben W Wood, Kendall M Wright
Chapter and recreation rooms of FarmHouse, 1830 College
Heights, were redecorated during the year with additions of
new carpets and library shelves. During September, the men
hosted fraternity representatives at a national conclave here.
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Kappa Sigma - TOP ROW Vernon
D Aldrich, G. Gary Angerman. John P.
Armstrong, Thomas G. Beal. Felix R.
Bedford. Gunnar W Blanke, Richard
R. Bleythmg.
SECOND ROW, Charles R. Booz, Paul
L. Bosch, Frederick H Bowman,
David A Brown, Gary D. Bruning,
George M. Brunksy, Robert E. Buch-
an
THIRD ROW: James H. Butler, Gary L,
Camblin. Michael E Carlisle, Michael
R Cams, John E, Caton, Wendell F.
Cowan. Durward D. Dupre
BOTTOM ROW. Kenneth B. Ewing.
John M Flannery, Eric K. Graham,
Fred W. Hubbard, Duane A lies. Le-
land R. Johnson, George A. Lewis
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for Manhattan police office
New shrubbery in front of the Manhattan police
headquarters were planted as a service project of
Kappa Sigma. Participating in all intramurals, they
took third place in fraternity division football. In
April, instead of a spring formal, Kappa Sigs and
their dates dressed in prehistoric costumes for a
Cave Man party at the fraternity's chapter house.
The annual Red Dog party was given by the
pledges in November and the Stardust formal was
in December. Kappa Sigs represented Iowa in
Model Congress. Editor of the K-State Engineer,
president of Collegiate Young Democrats and day
editor of the Collegian were Kappa Sigs.
One hundred thirty-nine
chapters. Founded Universi-
ty of Virginia 1869. Gamma
Chi chapter established
1919. President: Gary Ang-
erman.
Roses and a sparkling crown accompany the announcement of
a Kappa Sigma sweetheart at the fraternity's Stardust Formal.
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As service projects, men of Kappa Sigma, 1 930 College
Heights, cleaned Manhattan parks and caroled rest homes
and hospitals at Christmas. Kappa Sigs had functions at the
house and a fall scavenger hunt with Kappa Alpha Theta.
Kappa Sigma - TOP ROW. Robert
C. Matthews, Jacob E Mertz. Gerald
W. Miller, Lowell G Moore. Charles
M. Murphy, Duane F. Nickel, William
S. Price.
SECOND ROW David H Prosser.
Ronald L. Rabe. Steven L. Rock, Greg
T, Rockhold, Herbert P. Rolhn. Arthur
F. Schmidt, Steve E. Schultz
BOTTOM ROW Michael J Shipley.
James J Slaven, Michael B. Sterling.
Arthur R Swalwell. Daniel E. Thomas.
Timothy R Tudor Ward V Wells.
Frederick J. Wulff.
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Lambda Chis join dates in singing carols and eating popcorn at
the fraternity's annual Christmas party before coeds open gag
gifts distributed by Santa. The men entertained with a Har-
old's Club Party. Crescent Ball and South Sea Islands Party.
Lambda Chis-DZs produce Harlequinade finalists
In cooperation with Delta Zeta sorority, the men
of Lambda Chi Alpha presented "A Horse, of
Course" in the finals of 1966 Harlequinade. Lamb-
da Chis were represented in K-State Players, Phi
Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma and K-State Singers.
They sponsored the annual Chariot Relays for fra-
ternities, Founders1 Day celebration for returning
alumni, and formal and informal house parties. At
Christmas, the men worked with Alpha Delta Phi
in adopting two needy families. The houses enter-
tained with parties and presented them gifts.
One hundred sixty chapters
Founded Boston University
1909. Gamma Xi chapter
established 1924. Presi-
dent: Richard Pfananstiel.
Lambda Chi Alpha - TOP ROW
Mrs Verba E Smith. Hugh D Bar-
nard, William D Betz. Bruce A Boom-
er. Roderick R Brown. Richard N.
Bruce. Joel R. Butts
SECOND ROW Ronald E Ciston.
Collin L Coles. Richard B Davis.
Robert C. Davis. Stephen V Davis.
Hazen J Ellis. Michael S Ermey.
BOTTOM ROW: Russell W Frame.
William G. Francis, Richard W Gfell-
er, Virgil J, Gross. Max M Heidnck,
Richard C Hochberg, Richard L.
Howse.
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Carved from a hugh block of ice and flooded with colored
lights, a glittering crescent and cross accents Lambda Chi Al-
pha's Crescent Ball. The annual spring formal for the men at
505 Dension also includes the crowning of the Crescent Girl
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James H Jones. Nicholas M Jones.
George A, Kemper, Rick E Kiser, Larry
E. Knedlik. Kenneth L. Lathrop, Ken-
neth E Laughrey.
SECOND ROW Michael R Lewis.
Norman C Longabach. John C
Mann. Harlyn G McGuire, Phillip C
Meyer. Gary R. Nelson, Richard Pfa-
nenstiel. Wayne L Pntz
BOTTOM ROW: Bruce H Robinson.
Rob R Roth. Phillip E Russell. Louis
G. St Peter. Michael E Sims, Michael
B Stevens, Gary A. Stewart. Fred W
Suggs
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Phi Delta Theta - TOP ROW Mrs.
Mary I. Webb, William R. Anthony,
Ronald E Aupperle, John R. Barbee,
Frank R. Bernasek, Richard L Bishop,
Richard E. Boyce.
SECOND ROW: George Breidenthal,
Larry R. Brown, Ronald L. Carr, Doug-
las D, Chapman, George N Cook,
Richard C Dickson, James J Fergu-
son.
THIRD ROW: John H. Galloway, Dar-
rell R Gentry, Michael L. Gibson, Jack
S Goodson, David R. Gross, Donald
P. Gross, Gregory P. Hanson
BOTTOM ROW: Patrick M Harmon.
Larry E. Heasty, Douglas W Hilton,
Allen E. Homan, Bradley D Johnson,
Robert J. Juranich, Richard A Lester
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Phi Delta Thetas claim
three campus presidencies
Three presidents of campus groups — the senior
class, Steel Ring, and Scabbard and Blade — were
members of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Winning
the Silver Star Award from the national organiza-
tion, the fraternity was one of the top 20 chapters
nationally in scholarship improvement.
A jungle gym and furniture were built for the
handicapped children of Lee school by Phi Delts for
their community service project. With the women of
Chi Omega, the men entertained underprivileged
children in Manhattan at Christmas time.
In intramurals, Phi Delts took first place in their
league in football, third in league basketball, fourth
overall in golf and second overall in badminton.
One hundred twenty-nine
chapters. Founded Miami
University 1848. Kansas
Gamma chapter established
1920. President: Lyle F.
Maninger.
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Phi Delts rehearse "Rock My Soul" preparing for the first Inter-
fraternity Sing which the fraternity has entered since 1958.
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Phi Delta Theta - TOP ROW: Frank-
lin E Lynch, Edward Mangelsdorf,
Lyle F. Maninger. Guy M McCormick.
Thomas R Mclntire. Donald W
Montgomery. Larry J Netahla.
SECOND ROW Fritz Norbury, John
C Nye, Gary G Orear. James M
Osborn, Alan J Pmkstaff. Jon M Pol-
lock, Michael E Reed
THIRD ROW Jerry L Reppert, Ran-
dall B. Riley, Craig S Rowlen. LeRoy
D. Simmons. Keith L Stanley, Jack M
Stewart. David D Swenson
BOTTOM ROW Ralph B. Taylor.
Richard S Troell, Loren G Tucker.
Nick L Weidle. Ronald C Williams.
Gerald P Younger
Painted Indians, torches, and mattress-covered stairways were
part of the mysterious settings at the re-established She Delta
Theta Party at the Phi Delt house, 508 Sunset. The men
conducted a mock initiation of the coeds into the fraternity
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Phi Kap train places first
in decorations competition
Depicting a Wildcat train in fast pursuit of a
University of Kansas Jayhawk, Phi Kappa Theta's
homecoming house decorations won first place in
the competition's fraternity division. In another
campus-wide contest, University coeds elected a Phi
Kap member, Ron Engelken, as FMOC.
For service projects, Phi Kaps donated blood to
the St. Mary's Hospital blood drive and gave toys to
children in an orphanage for Christmas.
Social events were the Indian Summer Party in
the fall, a Christmas party, the Fish Formal in the
spring and Reformation Day celebration with Beta
Sigma Psi, which included afternoon football,
queen selection and crowning and dance. Phi Kaps
were represented in Alpha Zeta and Sigma Tau
honoraries and as president of Newman Club.
Happy fraternity brothers and their dates cluster around
FMOC Ron Engelken as he is interviewed for student radio
Sixty-one chapters. Found-
ed Brown University 1889.
Kansas lota chapter es-
tablished 1921. President:
William T. Carson.
Phi Kappa Theta - TOP ROW Mrs
Inez Lawrence. Robert Alan Ander-
son. William J Axe. James F. Bock.
Edward J Boos. Paul H Borgerding,
Richard E Bramlage. Sam J Brun-
gardt
SECOND ROW Thomas A Burger.
Daniel J. Carroll. William T. Carson.
William 0 Caspar. Francis N Chyr,
Jan M Corcoran. Thomas H. Cure,
James E Dale.
THIRD ROW Thomas J Drees.
James R. Driscoll. James A Eaton,
Francis Eisenbarth. Ronald A Engelk-
en. Roy T Ferguson. Jprry B. Fickel,
James E Gagnon
BOTTOM ROW Thomas A. Gagnon,
James M. Gfeller. James C Gold-
smith. John A. Gordon. David Chad
Hall. George T. Harenchar, Michael E.
Hawk. Dale N. Hess
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Phi Kappa Theta - TOP ROW Rob-
ert L. Jilka, Charles F. Klesath, Steven
G Knight. Stephen W Kongs. Thomas
F Kongs. Gerald M Koppes. John A
Kramer
SECOND ROW Paul J Lambert.
James W. Mader. Robert J. Marx,
Gregory L Miller. Douglas J Mull.
Ernest V Murphy, Frank D Murry
THIRD ROW Gary D Paulsen. Ste-
phen W Pierson. Dennis G. Redd.
James L Sack. Gregory D Schaller.
Eugene E Schinstock, Jackie L
Schmstock
FOURTH ROW Gerald L Schnittker.
James Schoenfelder. John C Sipes.
John Skeuse. Thomas J Skeuse,
John D. Smith, Philip J Steen
BOTTOM ROW John M Suellentrop.
Michael Verschelden. Gary E. Voelker.
Douglas Vogelsberg. Roger N. Walter.
Howard J. Willcott. Eugene Wodyziak.
Winners of the Reformation Day football game with Beta Sig-
ma Psi, Kappa Theta saw the candidate sponsored by their
fraternity crowned queen for the celebration The men, who
live at 1965 College Heights, all belong to Newman Club.
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Varsity football and basketball players, members of the Univer-
sity's rowing team and a freshman wrestler are men living at
the Pi Kappa Alpha house. 2021 College View. Other PiKAs
belong to Putnam Scholars and Arts and Sciences council.
PiKAs sponsor egg hunt for neighborhood children
Neighborhood children of Pi Kappa Alpha joined
in a weekend Easter egg hunt sponsored by the fra-
ternity. In the fall, men entered Homecoming house
competition and donated blood to the University
Red Cross Blood drive.
Pikes participated in Model Congress in March
as representatives from Idaho and Colorado. Social
activities included annual fall and spring formals, a
Beachcomber Party, Roaring Twenties Party, Corn
Jigger Party and Christmas Party. For spring
semester 1966, the fraternity was represented by 12
members on the college deans' honor rolls.
One hundred fifty chapters.
Founded University of Vir-
ginia 1868. Alpha Omega
chapter established 1913.
President: Michael A.
Montgomery.
Pi Kappa Alpha - TOP ROW: David
K. Bauer. Dennis A Black. Bruce A
Boll. David L Bridges. Richard G.
Campbell. Thomas E Carlin, David E.
Carlson
SECOND ROW Thomas P Cav-
anaugh. Ross J Christopher. Steven
C Crawford, James L Crotinger.
Ronald W Crotinger. David A Daw-
son, Craig N Deeds
THIRD ROW Robert G Delpopolo.
Dennis A. Drumm, William R Duni.
Kenneth G. Ebert. Phillip D Fletcher,
Frederic J Foster. Ronald L Gabriel-
BOTTOM ROW Donald C Griffiths,
Jerome B Hantman, Greg W. Harris.
Jerold L. Heck, Duane E. Herman,
Robert D Herman, Newton C Hin-
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ard G Huber, Gary L Johnston. John
M Kirk. Dale F Klenke. Donald V
Klenke. Duane R Lee. Jack R. Lewis.
George W Maichel.
SECOND ROW: Dale P. Mann. Gary
P. Mann, Fredrick L. Mattox. Gordon
L McPheter. Charles R. Miles. Jon P.
Montgomery, Michael Montgomery,
James P. Mullin
THIRD ROW Ray D. Ottenburg. Rob-
in B. Owen. Michael L, Parmely, Rob-
ert W Perry, James M, Peters. James
W. Priebe. James L Richardson, Ran-
dy D. Risley
FOURTH ROW Gary L Robben.
Robert A Schunke, Ronald L. Shaffer,
Roy 0. Smith, Darryl D Smutz,
Charles G. Steele. Jerry H. Stump. Jay
F. Thompson.
BOTTOM ROW: Randall D Uhrich.
PhiUip F. Unruh, Thomas H Warta.
Paul M. Weingart, Neal D. Whitaker,
David K Wieland. John H Wilson.
Philip R Young
Supervised by an active, PiKA pledges wax and polish furni-
ture as part of bi-weekly duties. At the end of the semester.
prospective actives must have earned 300 merit points which
are acculumulated by doing tasks in addition to house duties.
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Campus honoraries claimed SAE members as the men were
tapped for Phi Eta Sigma, Steel Ring, Blue Key, Arnold Air So-
ciety and Sigma Tau. The fraternity's three-story brick house
located at 1015 Denison borders the west edge of the campus.
SAEs win province scholarship improvement award
In preparation for the year's activities, six men of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon attended a regional leader-
ship school in Evanston, 111. Sig Alphs were award-
ed the Hammerstein Civic Service Award from their
One hundred fifty-two chap-
ters. Founded University of
Alabama 1866. Kansas
Beta Chapter established
1913. President: Charles E.
Bliss.
Kansas City alumni association and the Province
Scholarship Improvement Award.
Varsity football, basketball, track and swimming
team members were Sig Alphs. They participated
in all intramurals and won the first place division
trophies in wrestling and swimming and took third
place in football and basketball.
In December, Sig Alphs had their annual Belle
Ball, the winter formal, and entertained underpriv-
ileged children at a Christmas party.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon - TOP ROW
John C Anderson, James B Attebery.
James V Baird, Edwin O.
Baumgarten. William P. Beezley,
Reen H. Berges. Charles E Bliss. Har-
ry E Blow.
SECOND ROW: Robert B Boand.
John B Bondurant. Stephen D Bur-
ns, Larry A Bush. Michael D Card.
Steven D Carter, Robert M. Cooper,
David B. Corby.
BOTTOM ROW Richard K Corby.
Terry J. Crofoot. Mark W. Dick. Wil-
liam C. Dillingham. Thomas N
Dougherty. John C. Durham, Alfred C.
Enlow, Harvey C. Eplee
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon - TOP ROW
James E Griffith. Ronald L Hastings,
Tom J Hogan. Roger S John. Robert
E Judd. Larry L Kettelhut, Robert L
Kimsey
SECOND ROW: Harold R. King. Dix-
on H Landers, Robert A. Long, David
H Mackey, Mark E Marling, Martin
P Marten. Richard J Massieon
THIRD ROW: David R McLain. Nor-
man L McClain. Marc E Miller,
George T. Miserending, James K
Morrow, Bill L Nelson. Richard A
Noll
FOURTH ROW Stephen P Palmer.
Ross Piper. Benjamin L Porter, Edgar
W Ransom, Danny M Rich. Larry
Rollenhagen, Richard A. Rose
FIFTH ROW Charles W Rutherford.
James N. Sanders. Carl F Schwab,
Alan J Scott, William L Selbe. James
I. Shucart, Richard B. Sigwing
SIXTH ROW Alan R. Stephens. Brad
W Stowell. Thomas E Sundahl, Stan-
ley M. Symons. Thomas E Tweed.
Ken H. Underwood, Jay H Vader,
BOTTOM ROW Duane R Volz. Alex-
ander M Walczak. Gregory S Wal-
lace. Gary A Walter. Lawrence N
Weigel. Danney L Wolfe. Douglas W
Ziegler
Good luck wishes for future Sigma Alpha Epsilon activities is
the reason for a turn-about serenade for the men from Tri-Del-
ta women. The fraternity's HQ partner also presented the house
with a six-foot greeting card made with candy and gum
Judged on figure alone, coeds from each living group compete
for Sigma Chi Derby Darling. All living groups vie for a trophy
based on total points earned in field events that include deck-
a-pledge. zip strip, derby stealing and egg tossing races.
Sigma Chis win achievement award for third year
For the third consecutive year, the Peterson Sig-
nificant Chapter Award was won by the men of
Sigma Chi. The national award was based on all-
around campus activities and scholarship. Sigma
Chis won second place in Interfraternity Sing with
the "White Cross Hymn1' and "Brothers Sing
On." First semester, they sponsored the annual
mixer for incoming freshmen and with Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma, won the TKE scavenger hunt.
Annual Derby Day activities were in the spring.
One hundred forty chapters.
Founded Miami University
1855. Delta Upsilon chapter
established 1949. Presi-
dent: David J. Unruh.
Sigma Chi -TO PROW: Mrs Henery
Boss, Milton E. Ahlench, Richard C
Basore. Larry K Berlin, Larry P. Bilot-
ta, William O. Blake, Larry P. Blanken-
ship
SECOND ROW Bruce W. Bryant,
Scott E Davis, Dennis L Dechert,
Thomas R Derosear, Randall S Ellis,
John K Fielder, Bruce V. Foltz
BOTTOM ROW Michael H. Foss,
David E Graham, James J Graham,
John R Graham, Craig P, Helwig,
James C Jarrett, Patrick A. Johnson
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Jones. Thomas E. Keller. Michael M
Kelly, Samuel W Knecht. James Q.
Kohler. Richard D Krause. Marvin L.
Landes. Dale G Litton
SECOND ROW Fred E Lowrey. Tim-
othy L. Lowrey, Stephen H. Magill,
Marvin D Manlove. Jack H Marker,
Daniel W. Masters, Leslie A Mat-
thews, Rodney B McLenon,
THIRD ROW: Mark T. Mibourn, John
L. Mitcha. James E Moore, Philip F.
Moore. Larry D Morgan. Steven C
Morgenson, James F Morrow, Ron-
ald E. Munson,
FOURTH ROW Ronald E Myers.
Robert M Niemann. Rodney C 01-
sen. Peter H Olson. Larry G. Palmer.
Roberto F Reyes, James C Roberts,
Thomas C. Roberts.
FIFTH ROW Charles W Ruggles,
William H Rushton, Dennis D Rus-
sell. Robert W Shideler. Michael D
Shilling. Andy M Skow, Galen W.
Tarman. Michael C Tarry.
BOTTOM ROW David R Thompson.
David J Unruh. Stephen G. Unruh.
Stephen G Vedros. Stan G Weir,
James D Wilson, Bruce L Wilson.
Richard E Zell
Homecoming activities for Sigma Chis include a post-game
Pumpkin Patch Party in their house at 1224 Fremont. As a ser-
vice project, Sigma Chi pledges co-sponsored a party with Chi
Omega pledges for children in the Friendship Tutoring Project
Sigma Nu -TOP ROW: Mrs H.W
Scott. Joel W Athey. Ralph E Baker.
Michael Barber, Bradford H Black.
Dale S Brown. David T Chandler
BOTTOM ROW Joseph M Christ,
Larry E DeMars. Edwin R Dunstan,
Joseph E Elliott. Charles Estes, Ste-
phen W. Ficke, Richard H Floersch
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With their largest pledge class in five years, the
men of Sigma Nu fraternity participated in Inter-
One hundred forty chapters.
Founded Virginia Military
Institute 1869. Beta Kappa
chapter established 1913.
President: Stephen W.
Ficke.
fraternity Sing and won third place in Homecoming
house decoration competition with a fifteen-foot
animated replica of Willie Wildcat.
Christmas weekend highlighted the year's social
calendar for Sigma Nus. The weekend included a
stag party and gift exchange, tree trimming party
and a formal dinner and dance with dates.
Winter weather affords relaxation for the men of Sigma Nu
who use their front lawn for sledding and snowball fights.
Besides their Christmas Formal. Sigma Nu men, 513 Sunset,
entertain dates at a Lady and the Tramp Party and the spring
White Rose Formal. Members were in Chi Epsilon, Sigma Tau,
Phi Eta Sigma, Arnold Air Society, and Varsity Men's Glee Club
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Sigma Nu - TOP ROW: Philip S
Flock, Steven L Frickey. Donald R.
Frikken, David A Fulghum, Richard
M Generson, Phil S Goss, Eddie J
Gray, Ronald D Graybeal
SECOND ROW Lee R Green, Ronald
L Grojean, Ronald D Hadsall. Clinton
J Hammer, Robert W Hanselman,
Robert E. Harmon, Ronald G Hugh-
banks, Larry W Jackson
THIRD ROW John H Jensen, Chris
E. Johns. Steve G Kirkwood. Charles
K. Kniffin. Walter H Koontz. James R
McCune. Dennis L Miner, William D
Miner
FOURTH ROW Nick Pino, James M.
Richardson. Larry W. Rollins. Norman
E Ruediger. Daniel J Shiel. James A.
Shurts, James C Siebert. George H.
Skinner
BOTTOM ROW Delancy A Smith.
Stanley T. Stadelman, Bill E Stallard.
James T Thompson. Curtin L. Wag-
ner. DouglasR Wagner. George A.
Weiss. Brian A Wicks.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon - TOP ROW
Mrs Cora Shupe. James E Aiken.
John P. Ayres. Larry D Balding. Brad-
ley D. Barrows. Richard R. Barrows,
Robert E Bennett
SECOND ROW: James G Carl, War-
ren E. Carpenter. Thomas E. Comp-
ton. Thomas S Dawson. James V.
Doran, John P. Duffendack, William T.
Elliott.
THIRD ROW Jack E Ellithorpe. Cal-
vin L Emig, Kenneth K. Eshelman,
David A Fagerberg, Larry G. Fry, Wil-
liam P. Gallant. Gregory A. Garrelts
FOURTH ROW Rex E. Garrelts. Daryl
W Gatza. Allen G Gerstenberger,
Nicholas J Golden. Kenneth C. Gore-
ham. Ralph E Grumbein, Stephen M.
Harris.
BOTTOM ROW Robert A Helms,
David R Howell, Jack H Jackson,
Gary L Johnson, James R. Jones,
Thomas G Kilroy, Gerald F Korach
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New furniture and carpeting were added to the Sig Ep house-
mother's quarters in the chapter house at 1015 Sunset.
Sig Eps sponsor retreat,
attend leadership school
Three officers of Sigma Phi Epsilon learned new
methods of rush and pledge education at the nation-
al Leadership Academy in Bloomington, Ind. In
September, actives attended a weekend retreat at
Camp Wa-Shun-Ga, near Junction City.
ltThe Monk's Tooth" or tlThe Holy Molar" was
the skit which won second place in 1966 Harlequi-
nade for the Sig Eps and Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority. A member was also chosen best actor.
President of Social Co-ordinating Council, offi-
cers of Interfraternity Council, chairman of Board
of Student Organizations, Blue Key officers and
student senators were Sig Ep members.
One hundred sixty-four
chapters. Founded Rich-
mond College 1901. Kansas
Beta chapter established
1918. President: Jack H.
Jackson.
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Late evening jam sessions by a Sigma Phi Epsilon combo en-
tertain members returning to the house after dates The combo.
with piano, drum, ukelele and bongo players, improvised for
house parties and accompanied the men at informal song fests.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon - TOP ROW
Fred W. Kraus, John P Larson, Jack
V Lewis. Robert J Mathews. Staley
B McDermet. Gerald R. Means. Craig
Nelson
SECOND ROW: Mark R Nyffeler.
Richard K Oberg, Ward D Patrick.
John W Perrier. Thomas D. Perrier,
Michael J. Peter, Jack Piepenbrmg
THIRD ROW Tom L Pinkston, War-
ren C Pray, Thomas M Roode,
Charles Schaible, Ronald D. Schulte,
James C Shaffer. John M. Shelley.
BOTTOM ROW John H Strine. John
H. Strube. Roger L. Strube. Richard L.
Swenson. Charles A Wilson. James
W Wilson, John S Wittenborn.
Steven J Wood
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Triangles, who must earn a 2.4 average as pledges to be ini-
tiated, live at 22 1 N. Delaware in a house overlooking Manhat-
tan and KS hill. The student body president, a student senator
and an engineering council member are members of fraternity.
Triangle organizes sister group to act as hostesses
Organized in the spring, 1966, Tri-Angels acted
as official hostesses for Triangle fraternity. Mem-
bers of the group were little sisters, sweethearts and
wives of Triangle men. With new dining room fur-
niture, the men entertained Girls of the Month for
the K-State Engineer magazine at a supper.
Prisoner costumes and jail decorations added
atmosphere to the first social event of the year, a
prison party. Spring and winter formals and a hay-
rack ride rounded out the Triangle social calendar.
Twenty-six chapters. Founded
University of Illinois 1907.
K-State chapter established
1964. President: Charles K. Eby.
Triangle - TOP ROW Mrs W B
Granger, Philip W Berg. Douglas A
Boyle, Ted A Broers, Timothy R
Brumble, Don A Caywood, Dale A
Clark,
BOTTOM ROW Robert A Curry,
Charles K. Eby, David F. Fairbanks,
John J Fitzgerald. Robert D Flack,
James E Gennger, Jay W Glass,
Donald F Hansen
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Henderson, Charles L. Hett. Michael
D Kemper. Alan F Kessler. Robert D
Kinney, Roy J. Knight, Arley D Lan-
man. Joseph W Leighty.
SECOND ROW Gary K Lewis, John
R Ley, Larry R Martin. David J Mell-
gren. Terry K Michie, John R Miller,
John T. Ratcliffe, Neil D Rogers
BOTTOM ROW Lawrence Slupianek,
Duane B Smith, Eugene L. Smith.
James F Smith. William A Stockopf,
Richard L Surrett. James L Willits,
David B. Yardley
Members of the newly formed little sister group, Tn-angels,
and the Triangle pledge class combined efforts to sponsor a
bridge party at the chapter house in the fall. Funds raised by the
project were used to purchase new dining room furniture
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Smurthwaite women, as do students in all co-operative hous-
ing, follow work duty schedules to cook, serve, and do all kitch-
en work. One coed is elected to act as a kitchen manager to
co-ordinate meal planning and work with the housemother.
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Three years of planning becomes reality as breaking of the
sod initiates the construction of a new 62-girl house for Clovia
women. It will be owned and operated by the Kansas 4-H Foun-
dation Residence for the past 30 years has been 303 N. 1 3th.
Clovia members break ground for new brick home
With completion date set for fall, 1967, members
of Clovia 4-H House broke ground in October for a
new home at the corner of McCain Lane and Pio-
neer Street. Partially financed by the sale of cook
books, the house was to have a brick exterior.
Social events included a "Bewitched" Halloween
party, a Christmas Crystal Ball with dinner and
dancing and a Hospitality party for high school stu-
dents attending Home Economics Hospitality Day.
A coke party for prospective members was in April.
President of Collegiate 4-H and the outstanding
student in the College of Commerce were members
of Clovia. The house also was represented in Alpha
Lambda Delta, Sparks and Phi Alpha Theta.
Clovia - TOP ROW Mrs Margaret
Smerchek. Mary L Ault, Delma J
Baker, Ann J Brunner. Jolene R.
Charvat. Arlene R Dahm, Nina M
Feldbush, Sharon K. George. Carol F
Hendershot
SECOND ROW Dolores A Hoffman.
Margaret R Hooper. Judith A Horn-
berger. Judith H Hunter. Karolyn K
Kellog. Beverly J Kreider. Marcia L
Lowther. Connie M McClure, Marlyse
K. Milburn
BOTTOM ROW Carolyn D.Olson.
Janice A. Overocker. Renita K. Pohl.
Mary K Prochaska, Elizabeth Sut-
cliffe. Valerie J Thiessen. Jean L
Unruh. Eldeen M Voth. Cynthia A.
Wilson
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With the theme "Christmas for All," women of Smurthwaite
House, 1500 N Manhattan, collected toys for underprivileged
children. Members had a mother's and a father's weekend,
spring Scroll and Quill formal and participated in intramurals.
Smurthwaite celebrates fifth anniversary on campus
Celebrating their fifth anniversary, women in
Georgiana Smurthwaite Scholarship House invited
alumni to the campus in October and organized an
alumni association to support the living group.
Smurthwaite coeds collected toys at Christmas
and donated them to the city recreation commission
for distribution to underprivileged children. Mem-
bers of Mortar Board and Angel Flight, the Kansas
Pork Queen, the K-State Rodeo Queen and the
Kansas Angus Queen lived in the house.
Smurthwaite - TOP ROW Mrs
Myrtle Moore. Judith C Armsworthy.
Barbara S Asher. Chen L. Avery,
Jeanette Bailey. Ruth A Bartholo-
mew, Helen C. Bauder
SECOND ROW: Le A Biggart. Mar-
sha A Bouchey. Janet L. Braden,
Jaunita Bnnkmeyer, Annette L. Buck-
land. Vesta L Dauber, Peggy I De-
Jamette.
THIRD ROW Peggy J Denton. Alve-
na L Dodge. Cora J Eggleston,
Teresa K. Graham, Shirley D. Hams,
Patricia A Hatch, Nancy K. Hatfield
BOTTOM ROW Wilma M Hazen,
Marilee R Hennkson, Margie L Hen-
ry. Barbara G. Hochuli, Ann S Hyde,
Anne E Jonas. Florrie N Jones
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Smurthwaite - TOP ROW: Judith A
Jones, Gale A Justice. Ann P. Kaiser.
Kay Kaster. Shirley M Kastle. Linda L.
Latimer. Dixie C Leuthold
SECOND ROW Rita K Lilak. Anna M
Luker. Gail D McHenry. Marlene F
McKaughn. Theresa A Meyer. Brenda
L Miller. Patricia E Moore
THIRD ROW LuAnn K Nelson. Ju-
dith K Nulty. Helen E Packard. Alice
L Pearson. Elaine L. Pearson. Janell
A Plattner. Christine E Pray
FOURTH ROW Connie S Rathbun,
Beverly J Salter. Linda K Sanford.
Cecelia M Schaich, Dorothy J
Schrader. Ruth E. Schroeder. Linda G.
Schwilling, Saundra K Scott
BOTTOM ROW Alice F Seybert.
Cheryl L Stewart. Darlene S Strahm.
Marion K Swain. Marcia L. Van-
Gundy. Cheryl K. Walters, Ruth A
Wilhite, Carol D Wenger.
Smurthwaite coeds take advantage of melting snow to engage
in a snowball fight. Georgia na Smurthwaite, for whom the
house is named, performed "burning of the papers" ceremony
following final house mortgage payment in February.
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Founded in 1957, the Maitland E. Smith Scholarship House.
331 N. 17th, provides co-operative living quarters for 45 men.
Smith men place second
in Homecoming displays
To honor their new housemother, Mrs. Irene
Meyers, the men of Maitland E. Smith scholarship
house gave a tea in the fall. Participating in Model
Congress in March, members represented Ala-
bama, and in the independant division of Home-
coming House decorations, the house placed second.
Represented in organizations, the men were
members of Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma
Tau, Scabbard and Blade and Student Senate.
In December, an Old English Christmas Party
was attended by members and their dates. Other
social events included an indoor picnic. New resi-
dents were selected by application when registering
for admittance to the University.
Smith - TOP ROW: Mrs Irene Mey-
ers. Gale L Belden, James K. Carlat,
John R Clayton. Charles W Dueth-
man.JerryA Fabert. Jay S. Fisher.
William J Gates
SECOND ROW John A George.
Douglas R. Goodman, Thomas H.
Green. David C Hall, Gregory W
Hardin. Steven C Henry. Raymond L.
Higgins. Gary L Horacek
THIRD ROW Larry G Horning. Arlen
W Huggins. Dwight D Jewett, Myron
K Knight. Gary K. Kramer, Larry R
Larsen, Robert L. Latta, Gary L Lewis.
FOURTH ROW John D. Loop, Ronald
D Lyberger, Kenneth R McDonald,
Robert L Morrow, Rodney T. Nash,
Donald G Naylor. Wayne A Pearson.
Keith F. Pickett.
FIFTH ROW Ryan R Rader, Robert
G Rodda, Richard D Roswurm. Wil-
liam B. Simpson, LelandO Singer.
Gregory K. Smith, Jerald L Suberk-
ropp.
BOTTOM ROW Edward L Swenson,
Lawrence K. Thummel, Dennis R.
Trisler, Albert J Urich, Richard P.
Wenger, Lionel R. Whitmer, Ronald 0.
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Straube - TOP ROW Mrs Elaine
Armstrong, Russell L Bussman. Earl
R Carnger. Bob A Clark. Doug J.
Duston, Ronald G Fraass. Charles D.
Fulhage.
SECOND ROW Robert D Fyfe. Levi
S Gandy, Richard L Gettings. Steve
L Grau, Otho L Harden. Duane L
Hood. Steve R. Kale.
THIRD ROW Richard E Kaup. Duane
L Keller, Gary Larison, Steve Larson,
Gary A Lillich, Tony R Mason. Gor-
don L McCosh.
FOURTH ROW Doug McKinley, Neil
K Norman. Jack W Parker, Don G
Pfeiffer. Danny L Rundle. Jeff C
Ryman.JeffA Schlepp
BOTTOM ROW Dwight A Schulke.
Jim L Scott, Philip M Smith. Harold
E. Storer. Jim W Teener. Marvin D
Wells. Dan W Young.
Straube residents capture intramural volleyball title
Men of Straube Scholarship House won the inde-
pendent division volleyball championship, second
place in league softball and finished third in overall
independent intramural competition.
President of Agriculture College Council and
members of six campus scholastic honoraries were
Straube residents. House activities included Christ-
mas and spring formals, interdorm sing, hour
dances and hayrack rides. At Homecoming, the men
also entered the house decoration contest.
Annual social activities for the residents of Straube Scholar-
ship House include spring and Christmas formals, exchange
dances and a hayrack ride The men must maintain a 2.5 grade
average to remain in the house located at 1221 Thurston
Kansas State University Association of Residence Halls — TOP ROW
Jeanne E Haslouer, Sandra K. Busch, Kathleen J Hlaus, Linda J Sebesta, Ann
E. Moody. Mary A Southard. Sandra J Powell, Rosalyn A. West SECOND
ROW Charlotte A. Shoup. Miriam A Moore. Virginia M Munson, Richard L
McCollough. Bernard W Vandorn, William R Ross, Michael J Farmer THIRD
ROW: Darlene S. Strahm, Erwin L Everett, Kenneth L Stoner, James R Ploger,
Roger R McCollough, Larry G Cornwell BOTTOM ROW Ronald E Robson.
John S Armbrust, William A Blauvelt, Ronald C. Lundquist. Jerald L. Suber-
kropp, Duane L Keller
During open house in the fall. Ford coeds and visiting men take the opportunity for a
quiet game of bridge. The men were permitted to tour the entire nine-story dormitory.
Prepared for a long silence, a coed
waits for switchboard to answer.
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Relaxing in one of the hall's social and study rooms, a Putnam
coed dries her hair while preparing a homework assignment.
Telephone calls for 629 Ford coeds are placed through 20
lines by part-time resident operators in the dormitory's lobby.
Opening of Ford brings change to women's dorms
As enrollment increased, campus growth was
reflected in a series of changes in women's residence
halls. An overflow of freshman women required the
re-opening of Van Zile for the fall semester. With
the closing of Waltheim hall and the opening of
Ford, the third structure in a four-dorm northeast
complex, University housing for 627 women was
added. As members of the Kansas State University
Association of Residence Halls, the women's dormi-
tories worked with the men's halls in planning and
coordinating events such as races, open houses and
an informal dance for Spring Fling weekend.
Resident Assistants-Women — TOP ROW: Beryl B. Lowery. Dianna L. Henry,
Sharon M. Hilding. Mary H. Symes. Karen L. O'Connor. Patricia S. Walker. Linda
S. Hauptli SECOND ROW Rosalyn A West, Frances M Kelly. Mary A.
Southard, Linda J Sebesta, Jeannette G Edmonds. Beverly A Schneider, San-
dra L Olson, Sharlene K Mitchell THIRD ROW Nicole VonBergen. Karen J
Verhage, Julia J Moyer, Virginia M Munson. Patricia A Schmidt. Bonita F.
Biery. Carla J Garrison BOTTOM ROW Virginia L Mansholt. Sally J Lydick.
Linda M Grant. Mary E Horton. Joyce M. Eyerly, Elizabeth I Mangum
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Boyd Hall - TOP ROW Dons J
Woodruff. Dana C. Hughes. Virginia E
Brown. Sandra S Abeldt, Nancy L.
Adams. Beverly J. Anderson. Rebecca
S. Anderson, Deborah K Baker.
SECOND ROW Carol A. Baldwin.
Jams L Barenberg. Joan E Bastel.
Linda K Bauman, Susan J. Beedy,
Janet J. Beer. Mary A. Beets. Linda D
Beisner
BOTTOM ROW: Walene F. Berger.
Connie S. Berges. Rita D Bond. Glen-
da M. Booth. Doris J Bosse, Melissa
F Bostwick. Joan R Bower. Deborah
J Breit
Boyd women decorate floor booths for Halloween party
Boyd hall women celebrated Halloween with a
party featuring unusual booths set up by each floor.
At Christmas the coeds added a special feature to
their annual formal dance — escorts called for dates
at room doors. Residents also had an elections party
and Valentine parties on each of the four floors.
The hall in March represented Washington in
Model Congress, and during Homecoming won
second place in residence hall competition for their
dorm display, "Join the Jayhawks for Lunch
Bunch.1' The coeds were members of Sparks,
Chimes and Alpha Lambda Delta service and scho-
lastic honoraries. During Christmas time residents
entertained patients at Winfrey Rest Home.
Boyd Hall women provided residents of Winfrey Rest Home
with candy and presents as part of a Christmas service project
Regularly governed by floors, dorm members united to entertain
the patients with songs and the presentation of a short skit.
Boyd Hall - TOP ROW; Shirley S
Broers. Ginger L Brooks. Deborah L
Brown. Virginia L Brunson. Roylan M.
Bryan. Linda S. Burton. Paula M. Cas-
ey, Barbara A. Chase
SECOND ROW Jane L Chatlain. Pa-
tricia W Cheney. Barbara Christen-
sen. Jams S Clutter. Linda B Court-
ney, Christina G. Cranmer, Judy F
Crumnne. Barbara J Cudney
THIRD ROW: Mary L Cullen. Linda
D. Curtin, Peggy J Day. Marsha D
Den. Mary J Dengler. Jean M Des-
chner. Lorna E. DeYoung, Suzanne
DiMatteo.
FOURTH ROW: Jan A Dobbs.
Jeanne Doughten. Susanna G Du-
senbury. Tnsha J Dwyer. Ruth Ell-
edge. Joyce M. Eyerly, Aleta F. Fah-
renbauch. Carol J Fatzer.
BOTTOM ROW: Jean L. Ferguson,
Jean M Flanders. Connie J Foland.
Nancy L. Foland. Jayne A Foster.
Linda K Gaul, Mary J Gechter, Janet
C. Gooding
Boyd Hall Council — TOP ROW: Jeanne Doughten. Rita I Mathews. Con-
stance E Langland, Julie A Jacobson, Cheryl J. Ross. Joyce L. Womeldorff
SECOND ROW: Nancy L Kniker, Joan G Langland, Christine Wertz, E. Diane
Pomeroy, Phyllis M Kruse. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia W Cheney, Jane L Chat-
lain, Mary E Horton, Valeria J Robinson, Linda M Williams
333
Boyd Hall - TOP ROW Suzanne
Gordon. Terry S. Griffiths, Betty J.
Guber, Karen L Haley. Joan E Hal-
lauer, Jane A Hartman. Linda C.
Heath, Vicki M. Hedges
SECOND ROW Mary F Heinen,
Bonnie F. Heitman, Julia A Herbers.
Alice A Hodgson, Aldre M
Holmgren. Mary E Horton. Claudia K.
Howard, Julie A Jacobson
THIRD ROW Diana R Jaeger. Cyn-
thia K Johnson. Phyllis J Johnson,
Rita A Johnson. Beverly A Johnston,
Catherine V Jones. Candace A. Kelly.
Sheryl A King
FOURTH ROW Maria J Kirchhoff,
Cheryl S Knetter, Nancy L. Kniker.
LaDonna J Kolman, Deborah K
Krause, Beverly M Krug, Phyllis M
Kruse, Mary H. Lairmore
FIFTH ROW Janet L Landon. Con-
stance E Langland. Joan G Lang-
land, Carolyn J Lee. Marilyn S Lee.
Linda B Lehman. Mary K Leick. Ju-
dith A Levering.
SIXTH ROW Patricia Lilliston. Mary
A. Lively, Shirley A Livengood, Loreen
A Locke, Temar K Long, Diane K.
Lowry, Mary L Magee, Linda K
Makela
SEVENTH ROW Janet K Marrs. Viva
K Mathes. Judy A May, Rita I Ma-
thews. DeAnna M Mclntyre, Char-
lotte A, McNeil, Eileen A McPherson,
Susan K Mernman
EIGHTH ROW. DeAnna K Meyer,
Manlynn J Mobley, Jacqueline E
Moore, Mary B Morgan. Karen E
Murray, Maria L Myers, Melodie A.
One. Marilyn J Peeks.
BOTTOM ROW Carol A Phillips, E.
Diane Pomeroy. Sheryl K. Reh, Bar-
bara S Rice, Patricia Richardson,
Valeria J Robinson, Catherine A
Roebke. Cheryl J Ross
334
Boyd Hall - TOP ROW: Deborah J
Russ. Mary A Sauble. Mary J Scha-
fer, Paula S. Scheid, Mary A. Schimpf.
Frieda A Schoneweis, Catherine E
Scott, Nancy S. Selbe
SECOND ROW Nancy A Shaw.
Deborah A Sheldon. Janet K Ship-
man. Patricia A. Simmons. Beverly J
Skolaut. Sylvia C Slimmer. Betty J
Smith. Judith A Smith
THIRD ROW Laura D Smith. Marsha
S Smith, Karen M Snow, Pamela A
Sodergren. Sheryl G Spacek, Sharon
Stafford, Cindy S Stallings, Mary A
Standley
FOURTH ROW Donita M Steele,
Linda K Stephens, Shela L Strate,
Linda G Swan, Donna G Swart. Nan-
cy L Swint, Linda G Tanner. Phyllis A
Tarver
FIFTH ROW Candis K Tate. Linda R
Tessendorf. Janet E Thompson.
Pamela L Thompson. Mary H Thorrr-
sen, Karen D Thorn, Karen E Travis,
Sandra M Underwood
SIXTH ROW Rebecca L Urbanek.
Dee A Urquhart, Cheryl S Utterback.
Deborah D Vaughan. Connie L Vesk-
erna, Marilyn A Waeldin. Jane C
Wagner, Olene L Walker
SEVENTH ROW: Patricia S Walker,
Cheryl L Walkup, Marilyn M Wall,
Carolyn S Wamhoff. Janet K, Warner,
Nancy R Warren, Jacqueline Was-
semiller, Alice L Wayman
EIGHTH ROW June K Weatherford,
Kathleen L Weathers, Cheryl L We-
ber, Henrietta S Weber, Martha H
Webster. Pamela K Weckman. Chris-
tine Wertz, Margaret E, White.
BOTTOM ROW Linda M Williams,
Joyce L. Womeldorff, Susan S Wood,
Susan G Woodard. Janet H Wood-
son, Noell E Wulfkuhle, Diane L
Yoshimoto. Shila L Zakoura. Marcia
E. Zanter
335
Royal Purple Queen Marjone Spear lives at Ford hall, newest
University residence hall After the afternoon crowning, dormi-
tory friends hung a 20-foot congratulatory banner across the
front of the hall and celebrated with a victory party on her floor.
Ford coeds join Moore residents for service project
Project Unity, a joint-service program with the
men of Moore hall, was initiated by Ford hall coeds
to entertain children in Project Head Start. Stu-
dents became "foster parents" for the children for
evenings of dinners and parties at Christmas and
Easter. During Christmas the fifty-voice dorm cho-
rus sang for Project Unity parties and serenaded
patients in Irwin Army Hospital at Ft. Riley. Ford
women sponsored Homecoming, Parents1 Day and
the annual fall open houses. They also attended in-
formal dances with the men's residence halls and a
formal Sweetheart Tree Party in February.
Ford Hall - TOP ROW Harold R
Chapman. Gloria R Adams. Karen S
Adams. Kathy J Alexander. Linda K
Allen, Mardel L Asbury. Sue E, Asbu-
ry
BOTTOM ROW Barbara H Asfahl.
Cheryl L. Atchison. Stephanie A Baer.
Sarah C Barnes, Terry L. Barnes.
Marilyn J Bartak. Nancy J Bartholo-
mew
336
Ford Hall - TOP ROW Carlyn K.
Bartlen. Linda S Bathurst, Chloellen
E Bartoo, Joyce M. Baunman. Cheryl
L Beasley, Marcia A Beck. Jo A
Becker, Pamela A. Beer.
SECOND ROW Anne Beloof. Kathy
S. Bennett, Velura J Bentley. Sandra
C. Benton, Marcia M. Berg, Shen A
Berggren, Connie J Bestwick, Janet
K Betts
THIRD ROW Sandra K Bieker, Jane
A. Bigler. Helen E Bird, Deandra
Bishop, Nancy L Bishop, Bonnie A
Blackburn, Karen S Blake. Joyce E.
Blecha
FOURTH ROW Janice M Blick. Nan-
cy J Bohn, Rochelle A Boster, Jame-
sina A Boudreau, Ruthie K Bowen.
Mary L Boxler, Joyce E Boyd. Alice L.
Boyles
FIFTH ROW Jams K Brattin. Sharon
M Bredemeier, Leigh Brenneisen.
Karen S Brim. Marlene J. Brmker.
Judy A Brous. Linda K Brown. Bar-
bara L Brownlie
SIXTH ROW Nancy B Bryan. Sherri
L Buchman. Louise T. Buckingham,
Nancy A Buckles, Dana E Buehler.
Janet S Bunker. Jill E Bunker. Nancy
L Burge
SEVENTH ROW Cheryln J Burk,
Cathy L Burns. Lucretia A Butts.
MargaretC Cain. Connie L. Carbi-
ener. Susan E Carlson. Margaret A
Caspar, Barbara J Chance.
EIGHTH ROW Barbara A Chastam,
Linda K Chew. Donna K Chewning.
Chien-mei Chiu. Jeanne M. Chnsten-
son. Ruth M Cikanek. Janet E Clark,
Linda L Clark
BOTTOM ROW Paula J demons.
Patricia L Chne. Gwendolyn A Cobb.
Vivienne L Condon, Mane L. Cone,
Carolyn K Congrove. Margaret J
Conrow, Tonita P Coons. Carol J.
Cooper
337
Ford Hall - TOP ROW Joyce D.
Cooper. Mary E. Correll. Gloria J Cot-
ton. Margarett A Coupe. Ann L
Cravens. Nellie C Crenshaw. Judy J.
Creviston. Janet K Culver
SECOND ROW: Judith A. Cunning-
ham. Kathleen A Cushing. Janet K.
Cyr. Tern A DaMetz. Ruth A Dannen-
berg. Adele L. Davis. Betty L. Davis.
Linda L Dawson
THIRD ROW: Norma J Dickhut. Pa-
tricia R Dirks. Francis M Dobbels,
Mary M Dobbins. Melinda L Dob-
son, Patricia A Don Carlos, Patricia J
Drake. Margaret Dubrouillet.
FOURTH ROW. Lisa K Dufield. De-
nise Dussair, Donna J Dye. Marcia D
Dyer. Lenette E. Eaton. Mary K. Eaton,
Franksiska Eccleston, Merna K. Eck-
man.
FIFTH ROW Gail L Eddy. Rochelle D.
Ediger. Leslie S. Edmonds. Veronica
A English. Dorothy K Enckson. Janet
K Enckson. Marilyn J. Everist. Mary
E. Eye
SIXTH ROW: Sue A Failor. Barbara J
Farns, Sherry J Fearing. Cynthia A.
Filinger. Mary C. Fill ey . Patricia B.
Findeiss, Diana R Flack. Bonnie L
Flesher
SEVENTH ROW Linda K. Flynn, Patri-
cia A Flynn. Cherrie J Fort. Linda K.
Foster. Florence A Fountain, Chris-
tine A. Fowles. Marian A Fox, Nancy
J. Fox.
EIGHTH ROW Peggy J. Frakes. Mary
L. Frenn. Karen S Frey. Marybeth D.
Frey. Elizabeth R. Froelich. Ruth A
Fross. Shan A. Fry. Mary L Funston
BOTTOM ROW Ann C. Galbraith,
Jeanette L Gamber, Paula N Gantz,
Carolyn S. Gardner. Marsha L. Gar-
rett, Carla J Garrison. Linda S Garri-
son. Marcia A. Gaston
338
Ford Hall - TOP ROW Patricia A
Gay. Mary E Gebhart. Sharon I Gen-
try. Diana K. Gerstner, Louvae L. Gib-
son. Jo J. Gieck, Charla R Gilbert.
Elizabeth P. Gilmore
SECOND ROW Patricia E Gingrich.
Margaret F Glatz. Sandra L Goering.
Artyce A. Golden, Jeanette M Golitko.
Connie K. Good. Gloria Good, Ardyce
E Goodger
THIRD ROW Sally A Goodyear.
Reba M Gothard. Pamela J Gough.
Ruth A Graber. Martha J Graham,
Mary A Grame, Gloria C Granell,
Sharon A Granger.
FOURTH ROW Marilyn K Green,
Mary E Grider, Mary R Griffin. Linda
S. Gross. Karen R Halderson. Sandra
M. Hamilton, Joyce E Haney, Bar-
bara A Harrison
FIFTH ROW Kolette K Hartley, San-
dra K Hassett, Darlene M Hatfield,
Jeanne M. Haupth, Linda S Haupth,
Lynda L Hem, Linda J. Henderson.
Carole J Hendrix
SIXTH ROW Barbara J Hetzel. Carol
J Heuertz, Bonnie K Hiatt, Elizabeth
S Hibler, Patricia A. Hickey. Sharon
M Hilding. Edith M Hill. Jane M Hill
SEVENTH ROW Cheryl A Hiller,
Kathleen J Hlaus.JoanC Hobbs.
Kathryn A Hobbs. Karen A Hoeflick-
er, Dolores M Hoff, Ann C Hoffman,
Linda J Hofford
EIGHTH ROW Linda M Hofmann.
Karen G Hollis, Meredith A Hollo-
way, Angele Holvorson, Linda S
Hood, Vera L Hook, Karen L Hopper.
Shirley D Hottman
BOTTOM ROW Cheryl G Howard.
Bonnie M Hubbell. Jams A. Hug.
Nancy B Humburg. Mary E Hunter,
Linda J Huston. Cynthia A Hutchins.
Kathleen M, Jackson
339
Ford Hall -TOP ROW: JudyJako-
watz. Roberta K Jarman. Janet M.
Johnson. Karen G Johnson. Kathy L.
Johnson. Kay L. Johnson, Linda R.
Johnson. Zoe A. Johnson.
SECOND ROW. Janice A. Johnston.
Barbara A Jones, Karen S Jones.
Marcia A Jones. Marietta R Jones,
Phoebe J Jones. Jerilyn J Josserand,
Joanne P Kaff
THIRD ROW: Melissa C Keith. Carol
E Kellett. Judy K Kelley. Marilyn S
Kelsey. Janice M Kennedy, Susan K
Kennedy. Karla J Kessler. Linda L Kil-
lion
FOURTH ROW Becky P. King. Kath-
ryn A Klag, Carolyn R Klahr. Joyce E.
Khck. Verna L Klocke. Connie S
Kloefkorn, Susan K. Kloepper. Mary J
Knappenberger
FIFTH ROW Laura J Kobbeman,
Mary A Koch, Karen E Koons, Mary
K Korber, Elayne J. Krakower, Gayle
C Kramer. Karolyn K Kroenlein, Mari-
lyn K. Krueger
SIXTH ROW Sheryl D Kushner, Bar-
bara J LaBelle, Linda J LaBelle, Ja-
nice R Laman, Luana R. Lamb, Doro-
thy K Lansing, Patricia L Lathrop,
Nancy A Laven
SEVENTH ROW Kathryn J Lee, Cyn-
thia J LeHew, Karen G Lemons. Ja-
nice D Lenz, Jan L Leshovsky, Trudy
E Lewis, Janet K Liebenau, Janice F.
Liebenau
EIGHTH ROW Joyce A Line, Coyla L
Lockhart. Joyce A Long, Vickie S
genecker. Alice S Lucus, Sally J Ly-
dick, Sylvia A. Lydick, Carol A
Maisch
BOTTOM ROW: Janice E Maisch,
Linda L Major, Verlene J. Makalous,
Donna J Manning, Nancy M Man-
ning, Mary E Marks. Phyllis J Mar-
met. Mary J Marshall
V ' _ U a .
340
Ford Hall -TOP ROW Kathryn L
Martens, Gail A Martinson, Marlene
K Mason, Marianne Mathewson,
Loretta A. Mauler, Mary L Maurer.
Anita L Maxted, Vera J, Mc-
Alexander
SECOND ROW: BeckyJ. McCune.
Betty A McGrath. Miadell A Mc-
Kaughan, Carol F McKee. Mary J
McKee. Elizabeth C. McKemy, Myra L
McLeod, Nancy L McNerny
THIRD ROW Cheryl A McVicker,
Donna L, Melberg. Emily L Menne.
Virginia A Meyer. Kathryn S Mi-
chaels, Mary J, Mier, Donna L Miller.
Earlene L Miller
FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth A Miller,
Barbara D, Mistier, Margaret H
Mock, Beryl J Moline, Corlie E. Mol-
lenkamp, Susan D Montgomery, Jan-
is K Moore, Miriam A Moore
FIFTH ROW. Nancy L Moore, Patri-
cia J Morgan, Emley A Mortimer,
Julia J Moyer, Mary A Mueller.
Pamela C Mullen. Fa>th A Muntz.
Rita A Muret.
SIXTH ROW: Jams E Mutch. Gunile
A Myers. Kristy J. Myers. Linda S,
Myers. Barbara J Nagel. Suzann K
Neitzel. Carol J Nelson. Mary P. Nel-
son.
SEVENTH ROW Lynnea S Newbury.
Karen A Nicolai. Karen E Nielsen,
Nancy K Nixon. Suzanne B. N ixon.
Mary A Novak, Teresa M Obermeier.
Pamela K. Odell
EIGHTH ROW Glenda M Odgers.
Tama S O'Harra, Karen E Olson,
Pamela J Paramore. Joanne J Park-
er, Patricia L Parker. Rebecca K Par-
sons. Pamela J. Pastrick
BOTTOM ROW Linda J Pavlu. Con-
nie E Pedersen. Linda K Pelkey.
Cheryl J Peterson. Dianna J Peter-
son. Nancy S Peterson. Nancy J Pe-
tnk. Linda M Phillips
341
Ford Hall - TOP ROW Sheryl L.
Pinkerton. Linda K Plumb, Linda L.
Plummer. Pamela L Poole. Sandra J.
Powell, lelah A Pratt. Linda A Price,
Sharon D, Pule.
SECOND ROW Kathleen A Pulliam.
Jeanette M Raitt. Judy E Raitt. Patri-
cia G. Ravenscroft. Marie E. Rawlings.
Nancy J Reed. Sandra L Reeve. Ger-
aldme F. Regehr.
THIRD ROW: Paula M Rensch. Janie
I Rhyne. Katharyn L Rice. LindaS.
Richards. Pamela J Richards. Linda
M Richardson. Deanne M Rieke.
Carol A Rinas
FOURTH ROW: Rita M Robinson.
Lois A Rockefeller. Judy I Roeder,
Joann E Rohla, Joyce J Rohr, Donna
J Ruff, Sharron J Rule, Barbara L.
Rutledge.
FIFTH ROW. Sharon K Salvmo, Pris-
cilla D. Sanders, Sonya K Saunders,
Trudy L. Sauvage. Cathy G Savage,
Brenda G Sawyer, Linda R Sawyer.
Mary K Schaper
SIXTH ROW Linda L. Schauble. Nan-
cy K Scheetz. Mary K Schell. Kath-
leen A Schmidt. Marilyn L Schmoll.
Sheryl R Schnepp. Nan L Schotanus.
Linda E Schreuder
SEVENTH ROW: Michele E Schroep-
pel. Linda S Schultz. Victoria L
Schultz. Linda J Scoby, Susan J
Scully, Mary K Sebastian, Elizabeth J
Sedlacek, Patricia S Siebel
EIGHTH ROW Diana C Sewart, Jane
A. Shaffer, Linda D. Sharp. Julie D
Sherraden, Karen S Shivers, Char-
lotte A Shoup, Marcia E Shoup. Ter-
ry L Shull.
BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis M Shumate,
Diane P Simon. Judy E Simpson,
Lana S Sims. Marcia G. Sims. Nancy
A. Singular. Elaine J Skeuse, Nancy
L Skidmore
342
Ford Hall - TOP ROW: Sharyn L
Slentz, Diana S Sloan. Nancy J.
Sloan. Trudy C Sloop. Carohn K
Smith. Celia A Smith. Christine L.
Smith. Evelyn K Smith
SECOND ROW Gwendolyn G Smith.
Nancy J Smith. Rita A. Smith, Susan
L Smoll. Susan Smutz. Carole E
Spachek. Judith A Sparks. Mar|one
A. Spear
THIRD ROW: Margie J. Spiers. Mari-
lyn K Sramek. Rosanna P. Stacy. Sha-
ron A Stanley. Rosemary P Steele.
Judith L Stephens. Janet M. Ster-
benz. Deborah S Stevens
FOURTH ROW Kathryn L Stewart.
Sandra K Stewart, Vivian I Stewart.
Sherry L Stocking. Janice L Stohs.
Carol A Storrer. Karen I Storrer,
Mary A Stout
FIFTH ROW: Ruth M St Pierre. Caro-
lyn J Strader. Kathleen M. Stremel.
Sherry M. Stroda, Jolene F. Stucky,
Barbara J. Sullivan. Patricia J Sul-
livan. Eva J Sutherland
SIXTH ROW. Sandra S Swenson.
Mary H Symes. Valerie Taylor. Linda
L. Thayer. Barbara J. Thomas. Beverly
J Thomas. Bonita K Thomas, Janyth
D. Thomas
SEVENTH ROW JonnieS Thomp-
son, Linda K Thurlow, Marilyn J Tol-
lefson, Sandra D Tollefson, Valerie
Tomayko, Barbara J Tozer. Kathleen
C. Traffas. Mary L Traffas
EIGHTH ROW Mary F Train. Geral-
dme S. Trojovsky. Cynthia M. Tucker.
Mary J Underwood, Sallie M. Under-
wood, Gale E.VanAllen.Judeen G.
Vanderwege. Margaret L VanDorn
BOTTOM ROW Christin VanSickel.
Karen J Verhage. Marylyn E Verhaa-
len. Diana L Vincent. Arietta Y Visser,
Rita L Vodraska, Ruth M Vodraska,
Shanlyn D Vogt
343
Ford Hall -TOP ROW: Nicole Von
Bergen. Kathleen J Wallace. Rosalee
S. Walter, Doris F. Ward. Virginia L.
Ward. Linda J Warren. Anna M Was-
senberg. Connie S Wempe
SECOND ROW: Vicki L Wenger. Ruth
D Werner, Constance J West, Karen
J. West. Rosalyn A West. Sharon fc.
West, Linda K Wheeler, Patricia J.
White.
THIRD ROW Diana K.Whittlesey.
Carol M. Wichman, Gayla F Widener.
Jonell J Wiehe. Linda C Wiehe. Shir-
ley J Wiley. Elizabeth A Wilkerson.
Sherri M Wilkinson
FOURTH ROW Christine A Williams.
Christine L Williams. Rebecca A. Wil-
liams. Helen M. Wilhson. Beth M.
Wilson, Karr L Wilson. Margaret E.
Wilson
FIFTH ROW Rhonda L Wilson. Pau-
letta J Winderhn. Anna M Winsky.
Nancy L. Winter, Roberta L Woolery.
Mary E Wrampe, Teresa J. Wurtz.
BOTTOM ROW Beverly Wykoff.
Joanne L. Wylie. Ann M Young, Caro-
lyn R Zenishek, Barbara A. Zernick-
ow. Sherry L Zimbelman. Glenna L.
Zimmerman
Ford Hall Governine Board - TOP ROW: Rita L. Vodraska, Helen M. Wilhson.
Artyce A Golden, Kathleen J Hlaus. Meredith A Holloway. Carolyn S. Gardner
SECOND ROW: Gwendolyn G Smith. Charlotte A. Shoup. Julie D Sherraden.
Patricia A. Hickey. Janice E. Maisch THIRD ROW Ann L. Cravens, Margaret C.
Cain. Gloria Good, Mary K. Schaper, Rochelle A Boster, Patricia L Cline BOT-
TOM ROW Jo A Becker, Joann E Rohla, Barbara J. Chance, Arietta Y Visser,
Linda L Major.
■
Goodnow joins Marlatt
for new cultural program
Every two weeks, Goodnow hall coeds met with
Marlatt hall men to take part in their new es-
tablished joint -cultural program. The group heard
campus speakers and attended a fashion show and a
K-State Players' production of "The Physicist.'1
Discussion topics of the meetings included "Is God
Dead?" and "What to do on a Woodsie."
In its first year as a women's dorm, Goodnow
residents were part of a Counseling Center project.
Floor decorations were judged at Homecoming and
the winning decoration, entitled ltBar the Jay-
hawks" depicted a discotheque scene.
The spring formal, the Shamrock Ball, was at the
Union. Other social activities included mothers' and
fathers' weekends and Blue House social hours in
the hall recreation room. Accomodations for the two
Red Cross bloodmobile drives were also set up in
Goodnow's basement during a campus drive.
Goodnow residents ice skate during winter months on flooded
tennis courts constructed for the Goodnow-Marlatt complex.
Goodnow hall tnck-or-treaters examine their loot of Halloween
goodies after their door to door search in nearby Marlatt hall.
The dormitories of the northwest corner of the campus also
had joint social functions, serenades and cultural programs
345
Goodnow Hall - TOP ROW: Eloise
Taylor. Robert Taylor. Linda R Ach-
ten. Karen J Acker, Deanna M Ad-
orns. Kathryn E. Adams. Janey D.
Akers, Kae E Algrim.
SECOND ROW Glenda J. Ames. Kar-
en R Anderson. Judy J Armstrong.
Nancy L. Armstrong. Mary A Atwater.
Sharon K Austin, Marilyn R. Bain,
Yvonne I. Baldwin
THIRD ROW Candace M Ball, Sara
A Ball, Linda S Barb. Betty L Barger,
Judith A Barr. Barbara A Barstow,
Jacqueline A Bashom. Cormin S
Bauer
FOURTH ROW: Susan A. Beckman,
Betty A. Beisner, Lizbeth S Belter.
Leanne M Benda, Launa R Berg,
Kathleen R Berning, Judith A Bietka.
Wanda S. Black
FIFTH ROW Paula B Blair. Linda M.
Blount. Bethry E Bloyd. Hilarie S
Bolt. Carolyn L Bolton. Rose M Boor,
Deborah K Boren. Barbara S. Bow-
man
SIXTH ROW Glenda T Boyce. Janice
E Boyer. Barbara A Bradford. Doro-
thy A Branton. Carolyn S. Breazeale,
Trudy A. Brewer, Shelia A. Brown.
Carol L Bryan
SEVENTH ROW: Lyn M Buffo, Karen
S Bugbee. Delores L Buller, Marietta
C Burford. Irva K Burmeister Donna
L Burnett. Carol A Burton. Bonnie L.
Butler
EIGHTH ROW: Lynn M. Cable. Patri-
cia L Cailteux. Mary E Canny, Nan-
cy S. Carr. Viki L. Carr. Sue L. Carter,
Lesley E. Case, Nedra L Chalfant
BOTTOM ROW: Joann Chalmers,
Deborah J. Chapman, Linda S Chase,
Rena A Christie, Constance F Clifton,
Judy E. Clower. Jana L Cole. Shirley
Collins.
346
Goodnow Hall -TOP ROW Eliza-
beth J. Conner. Janet L Cope, Karen
S Corn, Sharon L Corn. Larry G
Cornwell, Linda D Cory, Patricia S
Cosgrove. Diane K Craven
SECOND ROW Hazel M.Crist. Sheha
F Crouch, Jane L Crumbaker, Phillis
M, Cusumano. Victoria L Dalton.
Rebecca J Davidson. Dianne S
Davidson. Beverly J. Davis
THIRD ROW Donna D. Davis. Rebec-
ca A, Davis. Elizabeth A. Dawson. Pa-
tricia G Dehoney, Mary A Denning.
Constance L DeVoe. Rita M Deyoe.
Delia I. Dewitt.
FOURTH ROW Ann F Dillingham.
Elizabeth M Dorland. Glenda K. Dor-
mois. D. Ann Drennan, Dena E. Duff,
Jeanne K Dunn, Sharon A Durler.
Nancy M Dutton
FIFTH ROW. Elizabeth A. Dyke. Victo-
ria L. Easton. Lois N Eckhoff. Jean-
nette G. Edmonds. John J. Eger.
Jacqueline Enders. Diana L Endorf.
Mary L. England
SIXTH ROW: Vicky L Enckson. Bar-
bara E. Esau, Arnell D Essmiller.
Sheryl B Ethng, Linda K Euthon.
Sandra J. Evans, Carolyn K Fair, Lin-
da J Fa 1 1 is
SEVENTH ROW Mary L Feldkamp,
Delma S Fent. Carolyn A Fienhage,
Brenda R Fife, Gail T Files. Margaret
K Fish. Celeste E Fisher. Karolynn A
Fisher.
EIGHTH ROW Donna M. Fleischack-
er. Janet E Floyd. Helen L Ford.
Donna M Forgey. Carol M Foster.
Linda C Fox. Linda K Fraser. Beverly
S Frasier
BOTTOM ROW Carol L Frazier. Con-
stance R French. Betty J Friday. Sha-
ron K. Fnesen. Joan J Fulkerson.
Jacqueline J Furbeck. Ann T. Gard-
ner. Nicki A. Gardner
347
Goodnow Hall - TOP ROW Susan
R. Garrelts, Linda L Gartner, Lucy M.
Garver. Nancy J Gatewood, Tracy A.
Gaughan. Nancy J Gettler, Phyllis J
Gillmore, Kathleen Glendening
SECOND ROW Jeannine K. Gordon.
Jolinda G Graham, Linda M. Grant,
Rebecca S. Gray, Mary L. Grosko, Pa-
tricia L Groves, Diana S Gump, Bngit
H Gustafson
THIRD ROW Lynda M Haberer,
Jean M Haines, Rosemary M, Hake,
Karen S Hale, Gayla S Hamman.
Linda N Hammer, Judy K. Hammond,
Connie L Hampton
FOURTH ROW: Velma J Handhn,
Constance J Hanks. Linda L Harden,
Barbara J Hargis, Michele M Har-
mon, Richard L Harner, Pam L Har-
rington, Carol S Harris
FIFTH ROW Holly P. Harris. Linda A
Harris, Jeanne E Haslouer, Louise M
Haslouer, Linda Haughawout, Donna
G. Hauser, Mary L Hayes. Susan A,
Haymaker
SIXTH ROW: Faye L Hegeman, Lynn
A. Heglar, Carol J. Heinen, Mary J
Hemenway. Ruth A Henderson,
Dianna L Henry. Marilyn J Henry.
Carolyn J Herren
SEVENTH ROW Shannon S Hetrick,
Nancy J Hey. Arnelle J. Hilgenfeld.
Betsy J Hogan. Ruthann I Holle,
Margaret A Hollingsworth. Barbara
M Holm, Nancy J Hoover
EIGHTH ROW: Sharon G Horigan,
Marilyn J Horst, Susan E. Hoskinson.
Linda J House, A Earlene Hovis, Lois
F. Hurd. Mary E. Hutchms. Marcia K.
Imm.
BOTTOM ROW Karyl K Innis. Jer-
lynn K. Isch, Pamela A Jackson. Sher-
an K. Jackson, Karen R. Jager, Patsy
J James, Jean A Jensen, Sue A,
Jensen
348
Goodnow Hall - TOP ROW Carola
A Jermark, Chester C John. Carl L
Johnson. Cynthia A Johnson. Donnis
A Johnson, Janice L Johnson, Karen
L. Johnson. Nancy G Johnson
SECOND ROW Beverly D Jones.
Mary J Jones. Sharon L Jones, Virgi-
nia M. Jones, Xandra K Jones. Vicky
J Joyce, Deraldene J Kahler. Teresa
L. Kapfer.
THIRD ROW Marilyn A Karlm. Nan-
cy A Kasitz, Julie D Kaufman, Linda
L Kearn, Kathleen Kehr, Frances M,
Kelly. Janet P. Kelly. Kathleen D Kelly
FOURTH ROW Belinda L Kendall.
Jill E. Kennedy. Dianna G Kindred.
Linda M. Kirkham. Ann K Kirkwood.
Kathy L Kirkwood. Jane E. Kitch. Ju-
dith K Kloepper
FIFTH ROW Nancy E Knedlik. Mar-
cia B. Knight, Sheila S Kolb, Sharon
L Kootz, Eunice Kostreva, Marsha D
Krehbiel. Charolyn K Lacey. Linda M.
Ladenburger
SIXTH ROW Susan D Lafferty. Patri-
cia A Lane, Harriet J Lange. Kathleen
S.1 Langenwalter. Lauren J Langner,
Sara J Lanning, Soma D Larson. Ter-
ry A Lassman
SEVENTH ROW Diane Latimer. Anne
Laury. Mary K Leasure. Maureen K.
Lee. Nancy E Lee, Carolyn S Lemon,
Marcia S Lenhert. Mary L Leonard
EIGHTH ROW Joan L Levendofsky,
Shirley A Levendofsky. Mariorie L
Lewallen. Jacgueline A Lewis, Ruth
A Lewis, Roberta J Lippitt. Penelope
A. Litsis. Susan C. Livers
NINTH ROW Cathie J, London. Ge-
neva K Longberg. Sharyn S. Longho-
fer. Jerri S Looney. Kathenne A Lori-
mer. Gayle B Loughmiller. Brenda A,
Lowry. Martha L Loyd
349
Goodnow Hall - TOP ROW Betty L
Lucas, Andrea Luke, Marcia G Lund-
quist, Judith L Macy, Barbara L.
Mader, Diane L, Mahan, Sharon K.
Maltbie, Virginia L Mansholt
SECOND ROW Susan L. Marlatt,
Memory D Marlow, Karen J Mau,
Gail A Mayer. Doris B Mayhill, Jams
J McAdams, Mary A McCarthy. Lin-
da E McCaslin
THIRD ROW Duane M McCrary.
Kathleen J McCreery. Karen L Mc-
Daniel. Jean M McDougal. Patricia
C McFadden. Lynne McFerren, Karen
A McGreevey, Nadene M McGuire
FOURTH ROW Barbara J Mc-
Kasson, Claudia M McKinsey, Mar-
garet A McLain, Patricia K Mc-
Laughlin. Monica M McMilhon, Ja-
net A McNee. Sheryl A McNevin.
Joyce L Mead
FIFTH ROW: Marsha K Meckel,
Joyce L Meinershagen, Patricia A
Meinhardt, Gail E Merz. Vicki J
Messmer, Deidre A Metz.JanetS.
Metzinger, Nancy E Meyer
SIXTH ROW Sharon Millenbruch.
Virginia M Mills. Martha C Mitchell,
Sharlene K Mitchell, Cheryl Mitten-
brink, Mayme R. Moody. Cheryl S.
Morford, Michelle Morris
SEVENTH ROW: Teresa A Morris.
Virginia M Munson, Jeanne L Mur-
phy, Patricia A Murphy, Linda L Na-
pier. Candise Neal, Katherme L, Neal.
Karyl S Nelson
EIGHTH ROW Zona J Newell. Shir-
ley A Newhn, Jo A Newton, Patty L.
Nichols, Barbara J Nickelson, Kath-
ryn L Noller, Barbara K North, Judy
K Novosel,
BOTTOM ROW Diane M Nusbaum,
Debara K. Nye, Beverly S. Oberle.
Kathryn S Olson. Sandra L Olson,
Cynthia J, Orloske, Sharon OShields.
Nancy A Overman
350
Goodnow Hall -TOP ROW Dorothy
J Padon. Barbara J Page. Patricia J.
Paine, Carol D Pankrantz, Jane L
Parr. Mary L Patterson. Martha D.
Patton
SECOND ROW Mary H Pell. Jolene
M Peterson. Linda J Peterson. Lynne
E Phalp. Judy E Pickens. Teresa C
Pippitt, Linda R. Pizel
THIRD ROW: James R Ploger. Char-
lotte V Portschy. Karla F. Praeger.
Nancy L Presnal. Susan L Price. Eliz-
abeth M Ramirez. Diana L Peber
FOURTH ROW. Martha E Reeder.
Pamela A. Reeder. Susan N Rehm.
Carolyn S Reiss. Polly J Rhudy.
Pamela Richardson. Rita M. Ries-
chick.
FIFTH ROW: Anne M Riffle. Lesta L
Riley. Wanita M Riley. Cheryl K
Rmdt. Rory R Roberts, Geraldine K
Robinson. Priscilla Rodelander
SIXTH ROW Virginia R Roglin. Janet
F. Roohms. Marita K Rose.SaraA
Rose. Cynthia L Ross. Linda M Ross.
Kathleen A Rostine
SEVENTH ROW Carol A Rotting-
haus. Connie J Ruble. Susan K Rupp.
Helen M Ryan. Mary B Sack. Marle-
na K Sanders. Randee L Sanders.
Cheryl D Sawyer
EIGHTH ROW: Barbara Schermer-
horn, Kathleen F. Schmidler. Ingeborg
U Schmidt. Kathleen M Schmidt.
Sharon A Schmidt. Beverly A
Schneider, Barbara Schoenthaler.
Catherine L. Schooler
BOTTOM ROW. Polly A Schroeder,
Linda S Schwendener, Karen E
Scott. Nancy K Selsor. Cathy E Sey-
mour. Susan L Sharp. Linda L Shat-
tuck. Janie A. Shawver
351
Goodnow Hall - TOP ROW Judy D.
Shields. Cynthia D. Shirley, Lucy A.
Shrock. Deanna F. Smart. Prudence L.
Smith. Constance J. Souder, Ellen E.
Sparks. Beth A Spease.
SECOND ROW Gail E. Spellman.
Carol S Spence. Beverly D. Splcher.
Colleen L Stafford. Barbara K Ste-
phens. Jill Stevens. Barbara C. Stew-
ard, Sue Z Stiefel.
THIRD ROW Brenda K Strayer. Peg-
gy A Summers, Sara A, Summers,
June F Sweat, Vickey L, Swenson.
Donna L. Symns, Carolan M. Taller-
day, Vicki A. Taylor
FOURTH ROW: Linda R Thompson,
Carol E. Torkelson. Karen E. Tousig-
nant, Beth A, Trotman, Susan K
Umberger, PhylisVan Dyke. Susan
Van Vechten, Kathryn J' Vering.
FIFTH ROW: Lona D Vilander, Linda
K, Volkman, Linda K Wade, Nancy
Wall, Diana L Wanager, Jerusha J.
Wandt. Deborah G, Warner. Kathleen
A Warner.
SIXTH ROW Gloria Wassenberg.
Jams Weaver. Pearl I Wehrman, Tana
L Wells. Rosella A Wenzl, Nancy J
White. Judith A Whitehair.
SEVENTH ROW Cheryl Whitney.
Karen J Whitton. Arveta C. White-
man, Linda L Wick. Maureen Wil-
liams, Jane W Willis, Connie R Willt
EIGHTH ROW: Sharon Wilson, Susan
G Witten, Jack S Wolfe, Linda R
Woltkamp. Sally A, Womer, Susan L
Woodard, Melody K Worley
BOTTOM ROW: Linda K Wuthnow.
Mary R Yapit. Marsha K Yeager,
Kathleen A. Younger, Barbara L. Zi-
bell. Martha J Zimmerman, Ranee A.
Zweygardt.
352
Located on Petticoat Lane. Putnam hall provides dining facili-
ties for the residents of Van Zile as well as for its own coeds.
Homecoming competitions
bring trophies to Putnam
Two firsts in Homecoming contests were won by
the coeds of Putnam hall. In a campus-wide elec-
tion, students voted Bonnie Biery, a resident, as
Homecoming queen; and the hall's house decora-
tion entry was judged best in its division. A finalist
for Royal Purple queen was also a Putnam coed.
Receiving two traveling residence hall trophies,
the women ranked first in scholarship and first in
intramural basketball, bowling, and softball compe-
tition in the women's independent division. At
Christmas time, residents sold candy apples to raise
money for gifts, clothing and food which were given
to a needy family. For another service project each
floor helped to make 300 dinner tray favors for sol-
diers at Irwin Army Hospital. Hostessing football
teas in their living room, Putnam hall coeds enter-
tained dates, families and friends after the games.
Other activities were Christmas and spring formals.
"Biery Best Machine" operations present Bonnie Biery as
Putnam hall's candidate in Homecoming Previews skit. Miss
Biery, one of 1 9 candidates introduced in skits, was among five
finalists chosen by Blue Key and was later crowned queen
353
Putnam Hall - TOP ROW Mabel B
Strong, Karen E. Hensleigh, Mary A.
Sheue. Michele A. Abbott. Patricia A.
Abbott. Joyce A Aikm. Joyce M Al-
bers. Janice E Andrews.
SECOND ROW: Karen K. Asher. Betty
R Ashida, Kay L Atherton. Teresa C.
Ayres. Charlene F Barker, Sharon A.
Barnes, Nancy S Bartel. Andrea R.
Bass
THIRD ROW: Sheryl A Becker. Boni-
ta F. Biery. LoRita M Blew. Chen
Bhckenstaff. Julia A Boddie, Sheryl L.
Bostrom. Linda R Boudreaux, Nancy
J Bowsher
FOURTH ROW: Linda S Boyle,
Jeanne A Brattm, Margaret A. Bree-
den. Vicki L. Brown. Nancy E
Buchele, Sandra K Busch. Kathryn A
Carhn. Ann M Carter
FIFTH ROW Candice S Case. I Wu
Chu. Kimberly G Clark. Kaye A Cli-
nesmith, Patricia M. Cockrell, Nancy
J Cox. Beverly Craddock, Diane M.
Crostarosa
SIXTH ROW Kathryn Crostarosa. Pa-
tricia Crownhart, Sandra M. Dalrym-
ple, Brenda L Daniel. Marikay P.
Desch. Margaret A Dixon. Valetta M
Dlamini. Lea A Dohm
SEVENTH ROW Patricia J Edmonds,
Nancy A Evans, Jonell Exley, Brenda
K Farnrer, Janivar Freed. Vicki A.
Gerber. Cheryl L Gfeller, Marcia L.
Gibbs
EIGHTH ROW Linda R. Gilchrist.
Vicki L Glasco. Margaret A Gomez,
Kathryn E Grant, Patricia L Grant,
Janell K. Groene, Janet K. Groene,
Nancy C Hageman
BOTTOM ROW: Patricia A. Hall, Tina
P. Handelsman. Dorothy K Harper,
Pamela S Harris, Carol L Heath,
Sandra G. Helfand, Sally J Helton.
Patricia J Heyer
354
Putnam Hall - TOP ROW Karen E
Hoeme, Mary A Hoff, Carolle L
Hood. Christine Howard. Joann R
Huseman, Cheryl R. Immenschuh,
Lois A Jantz
SECOND ROW: Carol A Jensen.
Diane M. Jeselnik. Cheryl K Johnson.
Jill M. Johnson. Patricia L. Johnson.
Jeanette M Johnston, Razanna L
Kaaz
THIRD ROW: Carolyn A Kaberline,
Phyllis L Kanning. Barbara J Kinch.
Judith K Kmgery, Sister Mary F Ko-
bets. Sondra L Koestel. Sister Judith
A Kopka
FOURTH ROW Kathenne Y Kracht.
Georgia S. Lacen, Patricia J. Lagoski.
Judith E Lamborn. Arlene A Lane.
Carol D. Latschar, Lynne Laurie
FIFTH ROW Carol A Laverentz. Carol
J Leatherman. Linda A Lickteig. Pa-
tricia J Luttgen. Sue C Maes. Eliza-
beth I Mangum, Freida D Marsh.
SIXTH ROW. Louise M. Mattox. An-
nette E McCarty. Ginger L Mc-
Master. Patricia E McNeive. Connie
McReynolds, Roberta A Meyer, Cyn-
thia A Michael
SEVENTH ROW Melody V Millick.
Ann E Moody, Jeanette R Morgan.
Janean L Needham, Candace A Nel-
son. Kim S Nicklas. Janet S Nicode-
mus.
EIGHTH ROW Karen D Norris. Ju-
dith J Olson. Jane A Omlor. Glenna
F Onwiler, Cecelia M Osborn. Char-
lotte L. Osburn, Lavonda Overstreet
BOTTOM ROW Nancy C Parthemer.
Patricia A Patton, Jean E Peterson.
Linda S Pfister. Vicky L Pogue. Alle-
gee Y. Porter. Brenda L Powell
355
Putnam Hall - TOP ROW Janet E.
Pugh, Marta J Quattlebaum. Wendy
E Quirk, Kay M Rader. Janet L Ran-
dolph. Martha J. Reck, Virginia R
Reid, Joan K Reusser
SECOND ROW Linda L Rice. Sharon
F, Rice, Nola M Rosenow, Janet S.
Roth, Linda L Royer. Glenda J Rus-
sell, Lettye E Russell. Linda M. Rust
THIRD ROW Ruth A Ryan. Cheryl A
Schimpf. Patricia A Schmidt. Janice
K Schneber. Phillis A. Schubert, Ann
C Schweitzer, Susan I Scott, Linda J
Sebesta
FOURTH ROW Jeanette K. Seller.
Anita J. Severance. Diana L Shank.
Sharon A Sherer. Charlotte Sher-
wood. Dorothy J Shields, Donna R.
Simmons, Joyce M Smith
FIFTH ROW Linda S Smith. Lora M
Smith. Karen S Snyder. Barbara So-
colofsky, Mary A. Southard. Donna M.
Spencer, Viola J Sprague. Sharron L.
Stephens
SIXTH ROW Judith A Stindt. Marcia
L, Stout. Lynn A Sutherland. Lois E
Taylor, Rosetta Tetebo, Mane E Thiel,
Judith A Thompson, Carol S Thorpe
SEVENTH ROW Gladys Thorsell,
Conibeth Tillmon, Carol A Toothaker.
Martha E. Toothaker, Janet L, Tozier,
Catherine L Turner, Quenadyne G
Ukele. Tamise J VanPelt
EIGHTH ROW Marita K VonLehe,
Margaret A Walker, Madeline D Wal-
lace. Sharon K Walsh. Sue A Ward.
Linda R Wasmund. Marilyn K Was-
mund. Sharon K Wheeler
BOTTOM ROW Vicki L.Wheeler. Pat-
ty L Whitegon. Janet M Whitehill,
Margaret A. Williams, Judith A. Win-
ter, Linda K. Woellhof. Janet L Wolfe.
Joyce L Wolfram
356
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Paved lots adjacent to each hall in the four-dormitory complex
provide residents space for Saturday afternoon car washings.
Residence hall changes
switch men and women
Copying changes in women's housing, the Uni-
versity closed West Stadium dormitory and moved
men into West and Moore, two halls in the four-
dormitory northeast complex formerly used to
house women. More switching created the only co-
ed housing on campus in Goodnow and Van Zile.
In September, construction began on Haymaker
hall, the last dormitory in the northeast complex,
scheduled to house 627 men in the fall of 1967.
Shaving before a quick dash to class. West men make use of
lavatory facilities on each corridor of the five-floor dormitory.
Men Resident Assistants - TOP ROW: Wing K. Kwok. Richard A Case. Gary
L. Zimmerman. Richard L. McCollough, Edward L Middleton, Roger R Mc-
Collough. Eldon L Mickelson. William R Klassen SECOND ROW Donald J
Roof. Eldon E. Peterson, Richard R. Sankey, Donald E Zimmerman, John K
Hemphill. James R Dobbins. John R Baird THIRD ROW Michael E Shelor.
Richard B Hillman. Michael P McCoy. Donald W Steeples. John P Cable, Bar-
ry W Greis BOTTOM ROW Steven G Grube. Robert L Schrandt, Thomas R
Gossen, Michael M Kozlowski, Dale E. Brownlee
357
Student government in Marlatt hall divides the dorm into floor
houses The men on the floors painted designs on their lobby
windows at Homecoming and Christmas and were respon-
sible for a casino party during open house at Spring Fling.
Marlatt assigns engineers
to special corridor in dorm
In an experiment to improve study habits, all
engineering students in Marlatt hall were assigned
to the same corridor. Other changes in the room as-
signments were necessitated when the dormitory's
fourth floor was reserved for athletes in January.
With the women of Goodnow hall, the men par-
ticipated in a cultural program, "Accent on
Living." As part of the program, the students at-
tended musical events, plays, Union art movies and
invited speakers to talk at their weekly meetings.
An FMOC finalist and members of Sigma Tau,
Steel Ring, Chi Epsilon, and the Union Governing
Board lived in Marlatt. In the spring the men began
a magazine library in the hall basement.
Marlatt hall residents may use irons and ironing boards provid-
ed by the hall in individual room with the proctor's permission.
358
Marlatt Hall - TOP ROW Donald
Roof. David C Adams. William V
Adams. John H Anderson, Kenneth
C. Armstrong. Vinton K Arnett. Tho-
mas R Arnhold
SECOND ROW Roy P Arnold. Roger
J Baalman. Michael E Baffrey, John
E. Ballhorst. Terry J Bandel. Robert
M Behrens, George H. Bellairs
THIRD ROW: Harold D Bert. William
A Blauvelt. Andrew W Block. Jerome
Breitenbach, Ronald L Bridges. Jono-
than E Briel. Edwin S Broadwell.
FOURTH ROW Steven E Brockway.
Robert Broeckelman. Stephen C
Brooks. Harold E. Brown. James L
Brown, William Lee Brown. Dale E
Brownlee
FIFTH ROW William C Brussow.
Robert D Bruton. John B Buchheis-
ter, Gabriel J Bultmck. Gilbert C Bur-
nett. Roger D Burns. Thomas E Cal-
len
SIXTH ROW David P Campbell.
Aaron E Carlson. Stephen M. Carlyle,
Ronald J. Carimi. Jon R Carter. Ri-
chard A, Case. Michael R. Casey.
SEVENTH ROW Victor C Castillo.
Harold L Cauthon. Jerry D. Chancey.
Beverly R Chapm. Carl D Christen-
sen. Douglas S Clark. Richard H
Clough
EIGHTH ROW Lawrence M Coder.
Steven J. Cohorst. Larry R Condit.
Robert L Cooke. Anthony T Coon.
Ralph C Cooper. Kenneth M Cox.
BOTTOM ROW David S Craft. John
W Craig. Allan D Cross, James B.
Dalton, Tommy D Dameron. James
M Dent. James D Dietrich
359
Marlatt Hall - TOP ROW Robert N
Dietrich. Andrew J- Dorow. Wayne T.
Dreier, Harold L. Dreihng. Gary C.
Drost. Jay W. Dupuy, James H Ed-
minster
SECOND ROW Gregory L Eicher.
Francis E. Eirich, Allan W. Elliot. Lloyd
R Elliott. Michael B Elliott. Newell M.
Enos. William C Eschmann
THIRD ROW Erwin L Everett. Wil-
liam W Everett. Rickey K Ewlng,
Douglas A Farrar. Steven G Fell-
ers. Donald L Fenton. Dean G
Fickensches
FOURTH ROW: Timothy J Fields.
Dale J Finney, Larry W. Fish. Stephen
R. Fisher. Ralph L Flournoy. Eugene
N Francis, Galen G Fnck
FIFTH ROW John R Friley. John A
Fry. Robert C Fuller. Richard S Fur-
beck. Kenneth L. Fyler. Robert E. Gart-
ner, David L Gates
SIXTH ROW Robert E. Gettmo, Ni-
cholas R Gieber. Gary R Goodnow,
Jerry L Gorman. Dwight G Gorrell,
Thomas R. Gossen. Peter H Greason
SEVENTH ROW Kendal L Grecian.
Larry E. Green. Thayne C. Green, Bar-
ry W Greis, Ronald G. Greiving, Wil-
liam B Greve. Steven G Grube
EIGHTH ROW Allen G. Hahn. Fred
W Handhn. Charles S Hann. Monte
W Harden, Davy J. Harkins. James
Harris. Gary V Hartman
BOTTOM ROW: Roger C Harvey.
John E Havice. Chester G. Haynes.
Robert B. Hector, Michael R. Heer,
Stephen G Heldstab. David T Hellen
360
Marlatt Hall - TOP ROW: Dwight F.
Hemmerlmg. John K Hemphill. Roger
N. Henry. Donald A Herbers. Larry G
Hess, Mark R Hjelmfelt. Tommy T
Holloway
SECOND ROW: David W Holmes.
Ronald P. Hoist. Charles D Holste.
Robert L Hope. Robert H Hossfeld.
John W Howard, Dennis G Huerter
THIRD ROW James M Hughes.
Frank J. Humphrey. James M Hunt,
Daryl F Hurley. Kent J Huxman,
David L. Hyder. Timothy M, Ireland
FOURTH ROW Rodney J Jansonius.
Scott W Jaynes. Charles G Jewell.
Michael K Johnson. Nathaniel John-
son. Stephen E Johnson. Richard N.
Johnston
FIFTH ROW: Donald L June, James
P Kelly, Donald E, Kennedy, Michael
D Kern. William F Kiser, William R
Klassen, Jerry Kleinschmidt
SIXTH ROW Donald V Koelliker.
David K Kraus. Thomas G Ksiazek,
Leslie W Kuczynski. Wing K. Kwok.
Harold K Laessig, Patrick J Lafferty
SEVENTH ROW David E Laird. Wil-
bur L Lala, John D Lane, Jerome R.
Lang. George A Lange. David J,
Langford, Barton E Larson
EIGHTH ROW Jerry G Larson, Frank
H Laubhan. Charles W. Leach, Mi-
chael R Leathers, Keith W Leonard.
Daniel J Link. Kent D Litton
BOTTOM ROW: Charles W Lock.
Donald L Long. Robert A Long, Rick-
ey L Lorfing Steven M Lucas, Danny
R Lunsford, James R Marshall
361
Marlatt Hall - TOP ROW Richard K.
Marshall, Clinton M Marston. Ken-
neth E Mathias. James R. McClellan,
Michael W. McClurg. Steven C Mc-
Connell, Guy M. McCormick
SECOND ROW Michael J. McGrath.
Michael H. McKee. David H. Mc-
Nabb. Dennis D McWilliams. John A.
Mertz, David G. Meschke. Gary D.
Metzinger
THIRD ROW Robert L Michael. Har-
ry P Milner. Kenneth B. Mitchell,
Jimmy E Monical, Gordon E. Mont-
ney, Jerry D Morgan, James Leroy
Morris
FOURTH ROW James A Mulvany.
Thomas P, Mulvany, Russell L Muse,
Donald W. Myers, Martin E Neff.
Robert D. Neill, Robert L Neill
FIFTH ROW: Dennis F Nelson, Rob-
ert L. Nelson. Richard A Nemechek,
Mark W New, Douglas D. Newman.
Timothy Nightingale, Harold R
Northrope
SIXTH ROW William A Nusz, Rex A.
O'Brien. Kenneth C. Ochs, Kenneth
W Oliver, Gary D Olson, Gordon R
Olson, Phillip W Olson
SEVENTH ROW: William F. Organ,
Thomas L Oursler, Gary F Pankratz,
William Pannbacker. Dwayne L Par-
sons, David E Peel, Stephen M Per-
ry
EIGHTH ROW Bruce E Peters. Dan-
ny R. Peterson, Michael E Peterson,
Edwin F, Pflieger, Thomas J Phillips.
George E. Pinick. Richard R Piper
BOTTOM ROW: Jerald L. Pope. Craig
L Pralle. Donald W Prather. Richard
W. Prine. Richard L Ptak. Thomas A
Reed. Daryl R Reimer,
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362
Marlatt Hall - TOP ROW: Kerry L
Renner. Richard 0 Retrum, Gaylord
L Rice. Robert E Rice. Michael K.
Richards. Bruce D Rieck. Eugene A
Riedel
SECOND ROW David C Rieniets.
Larry E Rink, Jerry L Rittgers. Mau-
rice D Roberts. Douglas E Robker.
Daniel P Roda. Robert J Roeder
THIRD ROW Michael D Rogers.
Michael K. Rogers. Dale R Rohr. Van
L Rose. William R Ross. Gary 0
Rumsey. Gene L Schimpf.
FOURTH ROW Neal R Schirkofsky.
Paul R Scholz. Stanley L Schultz.
Gary D Schulz. David L. Scott. Ronald
A Scott. Randell L. Sedlacek
FIFTH ROW William A Seidel.
James L Seigle. Kenneth D. Shan-
non. Thomas L. Sharp. Larry D. Shay.
Michael E Shelor. Edward J Shelton
SIXTH ROW Glenn W Shields, Steve
A Shilling. Jerry D Showalter. Jerry
J. Shubert. George E Shupe. John W.
Shupe, Gary W Siemsen.
SEVENTH ROW David H Simmons.
Dennis R Slimmer. Eugene C Smith,
James T Smith. Patrick A Smith.
Ronald W. Smith. Verle A. Smith
EIGHTH ROW Steven A Snyder.
David R Solenberger. Don W. Sow-
ers. Paul L Spainhour. Stephen B.
Spies. Michael J Staab. Gary L
States
BOTTOM ROW Alan R. Stephens.
John E Stevenson. Dennis M Stiffler.
Theodore J. Stimach. Kenneth E.
Stout. Richard H Strutz. Larry D
Stuart
363
Moore Hall - TOP ROW Gerald W.
Stucky, Lawrence C Stumpff. Timothy
Suellentrop. William S Swan. William
A Swander. Dennis E Sweet. Harold
M Sweet
SECOND ROW Kenneth L. Swenson,
Dennis D. Swick. Bill C Swinney. Al-
len G. Talley, John C Taylor, JayS
Tedford. Stephen M. Thieler.
THIRD ROW Don F Thompson,
Roger D.Timken. Michael ATodd,
Donald P Tonn, Harry E Totten, Law-
rence H Tucker. Jimmy L Tuma
FOURTH ROW Jay H Vader. Mi-
chael VanCampen, Alfred S Vander-
laan, Mark E Vanderweide, Norval M.
Van Dyke. Alan LVarney, James F.
Wadsack
FIFTH ROW JamesW Waggoner.
Gilbert J Wagner. Richard P Wal-
dren, T. Bruce Waldren, Kenneth M
Walker. James E Wallace. Larry R
Walters
SIXTH ROW Fred RWanger. Gary L.
Week. Fred L Wedel. James D Wei-
chel, Allen K Weimaster. Ronald D.
Wenger. Monty M Wentworth
SEVENTH ROW Robert W Weseloh.
Raymond R White. James H. White-
hill, Jim L Whitesell, Robert E. Wiles.
Arthur Williamson. Chadd R Wilson
EIGHTH ROW James R. Wilson,
James H. Windels. Stephen Wind-
scheffel. Marvin J Winkley, Ronald A
Winter. James E Wohlt. Jack L Wool-
sey.
BOTTOM ROW. James M Wright,
Randolph L Wright, Steven E Wright,
Clifford E Yackle. William J, Yeager,
Donald E. Zimmerman, Gary L Zim-
merman
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National president of the Association of Residence Halls and
chairman of Spring Fling were residents of Moore. Men were in
Arnold Air Society. Scabbard and Blade, Alpha Zeta, Alpha Kap-
pa Psi. Gamma Sigma Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, and varsity track.
Moore residents improve collection in dorm library
To expand the hall library, Moore hall residents
transferred books formerly housed in Goodnow hall
to their new residence and added volumes to the col-
lection. The project was part of the conversion of
Moore from a women's to a men's dormitory.
Three hall parties, a casion party, semi-formal
and formal spring parties, and numerous floor ath-
letic events highlighted Moore's list of activities. In
December, hall residents furnished presents for 60
children at a Christmas party. The men included
the national president of the Association of Resi-
dence Halls, chairman of annual Spring Fling and
members of Phi Eta Sigma, Arnold Air Society,
Scabbard and Blade, and varsity track.
Moore Hall - TOP ROW Ronald W.
Allen, Alan D Ames. Jerry G Ander-
son, Ted L Anderson, Roy S Apple-
ton, John S Armbrust, Dean L Arm-
stead. Glenn A Auld
BOTTOM ROW Edward T Badsky.
Larry G Bailey. Warren C Bainter.
John R Baird. David C Baker, John
W Banning, Roy B Barnhart, Harold
C Barrett,
365
Moore Hall - TOP ROW Jan C
Bechtold, Meredith J. Behnke. Philip
P Behrens. David A Benson, Dale E
Benton, Timothy T. Benton. Steve L.
Betton, Paul H. Blankinship.
SECOND ROW Alan T. Boger, Gerald
J. Bohnen. Louis W Bolack, LeRoy
Bonorden, Robert J Bonsall. Richard
L Bowie, Dennis M Bowman, Ronald
D Bowman
THIRD ROW Ronald L, Boyer,
Charles R Brand, Douglas M Brant,
Alfred Breitenstein, George A. Brelig.
William E Briggs. James S Broers.
James E Brown
FOURTH ROW Paul J Brown, John
N. Bryan, Stephen R Buek. Walter E
Burkhart, Leland L Burkhead, Eric M,
Burkhead.Jon R Butts, Michael C.
Butts
FIFTH ROW: John P Cable, Dennis E
Carr, Leroy D Chadwick, Roger W.
Chase, Lawrence Cheatum, Venkatar-
at Chittun, Daniel D. Christian, Roy A,
Christmann
SIXTH ROW: Mark S Coberly, Don-
ald B. Coleman, Michael A Colvin,
Thomas E Colvin, Terry W. Conard,
Thomas J Conknght, William A Con-
rad. Allen D, Cook.
SEVENTH ROW Thomas K Cooney,
Alan K Cooper. John W. Cooper. Carl
E. Cornwell, Alan D Cox. Timothy M.
Cox, Innis L Croft. Gary E, Cunning-
ham
EIGHTH ROW Eric W. Dagenhardt.
Stephen A. Daniel, Allen I. Davidson.
Fred H. Davis. Harold A Davis, Jef-
frey D Dawson, Larry E. DeGroff,
Duane L Deutsch,
BOTTOM ROW Todd S Dunkel,
Douglass P. Easton, Thomas D. Ed-
wards, John L Emmot, Gerald W Er-
ickson, Lance R Encson, Thomas M
Evert, Larry R Ewing
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Moore Hall- TOP ROW DamelJ
Falen. Wesley L Fankhauser, Joe E
Farrar. Theodore W Farres. Charles
H Fellman. Ronald E Fick. David W
Fieser. Robert H Flashman
SECOND ROW Larry R Fogelberg.
Blake W Foutes. Robert W. Fowler.
Stephen W Freeman, Timothy J.
Fruits, Patrick J Gallagher, Ronald L
Gammon, Andrew L Gantenbem.
THIRD ROW Barry D Garfinkle. Mi-
chael D Gasper, Frederick W. Gatlm.
Robert W Gattshall, Owen A Gaul.
Ken P. Georg. Joseph S Gessner.
Gordon R Gifford
FOURTH ROW Larry F Glenn. Ken-
neth F Glover, James F. Godfrey, Lar-
ry D Goerzen. Robert 0 Goss, Carter
E Goth, Billy R Graham, Michael E
Graham
FIFTH ROW Larry M. Gray. Gerald A.
Greathouse. William R Gross. Jerry E
Grout, Kenton T Grubbs. Armando E
Guidote. John 0 Gurss. Larry A
Gutsch
SIXTH ROW Wayne H Hagerman.
Melvm H Hamlin. Gary V Hammond.
Robert C Haney. Robert H Hansen.
David J Harding, Wayne A Hargrove.
George H Harsh
SEVENTH ROW Stewart B Hartwell.
Gary L Hartzell, James E. Harvey,
Steven P Hatfield. Thomas R Hatha-
way. James F. Haun. Larry W. Hays.
Larry J Hedges
EIGHTH ROW Charles O Heinsohn.
Henry Heitmann. Ronald K Henne-
berg, Gerald W Hennkson. Howards.
Hewlett. Roy E Hobbs, Linwood A
Hoffman, John W Hoffmann
BOTTOM ROW John D Holhday.
Harold Homnghausen. Ronald M.
Horrell, Thomas L. Hoskins. Jonathan
Houghtaling. Charles W. Hurst. Tho-
mas E Hynes. Thomas D Idleman.
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Moore Hall- TOP ROW Elmer D
Imthurn, Jess W. Ingrum. Stanley E.
Jacobs. David J Jansonius, Justin B.
Janssen. Philip E Jeselnik, Darrel L
Johnson, David E Johnson
SECOND ROW: Dennis R Johnson,
Don A Johnson, Donald B. Johnson,
John A Johnson, Arthur D Jones,
Richard L Jones. Kenneth D Jorns,
Joseph D Joyce
THIRD ROW: Robert D Jump. Doug-
las L Kaiser, Stanley R Kalishman.
John R Kelley, Michael Kelley, Melvm
C Kelly, James R Kenyon, Douglas A.
Kern
FOURTH ROW Larry W Kibler,
Royce M King. Donald R Kirk, Dell J.
Klema. Robert Kochersperger. John
R. Kovar. William P. Kramer, Gary W
Krause
FIFTH ROW Lawrence F. Kueser,
James A, Kuharic. Glenn V Kurten-
bach, Mark D Kyle, John B Lane,
Howard A. Larson. Charles K Law-
head, Marc A Laxer
SIXTH ROW Charles L Lehman,
Robert L Lehr, Ronald B. Lemon,
Frank L Lifrien, Michael W Linn,
Gerald J Lobmeyer, Stephen E Loy,
Ronald C Lundquist
SEVENTH ROW Wayne C Lundquist.
Mike J Malone. Michael V Mander-
ick. Dale W. Marsh, Fred R Martin,
Jerry LaVern Martin, Andrew L Mar-
tinsen. Kenneth Massingill
EIGHTH ROW Frank E. Matke. Tho-
mas Matlock. Stephen R Maxwell.
Richard McCollough. Roger Mc-
Collough, Francis G McDonald.
Charles M McGhee. Donald C Mc-
Intyre.
BOTTOM ROW William J. McKaig.
John A McNally. Albert F. McNeal,
Charles D McNeal, Tracy G Mc-
Quillen, Robert D Meats, Michael E.
Michaud. Patrick G Michaud
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Mikesell. Robert P Miller. Alan D
Mills. Robert L Mooney. Thomas B
Moran. Dallas D Morns, William G.
Morris. Dennis R. Mornss
SECOND ROW Jonathan R Mundt.
Charles E, Murphy. Daniel C Murphy,
Eldon M Murray. Curtis D Musgrave.
William F Musgrave. Kent L, Nelson.
Charles W Newcom
THIRD ROW Dale E Nimz. Albert A.
Noble, Douglas C Norris. David J.
Ochs. Gene L. Olson, Steven L. Opat,
Joseph A Orseno, Lloyd A Osborne
FOURTH ROW; David W. Pace. Ron-
ald K. Paulson, Dan C Pearce, Donald
S. Peetz. Charles A. Perry. Michael P
Pervich. Jerry D, Peterie. Dennis Pe-
ters.
FIFTH ROW George E. Petersen.
Eldon E Peterson. Philip W. Pfister.
David M Philbrook, Gary W Pierce.
Norman W Pilger. Larry V Pinnick.
Michael S Plantz
SIXTH ROW: James F. Plog. Stephen
R. Pope, Conrad M Popp. David C
Powell, Charles W. Price. Glenn S
Presley, Rolland W Prothe, Curtis A
Puckett.
SEVENTH ROW Gary R. Raccugha,
Jerry J Ramsey, Allen J Randall,
Gerald C Rapp. Jarold L Rasmusson.
Robert H, Reed. Brian M. Reilly, Ken-
neth R Reynolds.
EIGHTH ROW Stephen L Reynolds.
Thomas P Reynolds. William L. Rey-
nolds. Raymond L Rhodd. Loren D.
Richard, John P Richards, Glen E.
Richardson, John C Riggenbach
BOTTOM ROW John L. Riisoe. Ken-
neth A Ringer. Ronald D Roberts,
Richard K Robertson. Lynn M. Rock,
Richard W. Rogers, Wayne A Ross,
Gary J Ruder
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Loss of a contact lens halts activity for a moment on one of the
floor lounges of Moore hall. The nine-story dorm, opened in the
fall of 1965 for women, became a men's dorm in 1 966 as con-
struction continued on the newest campus multi-dorm complex.
Moore Hall - TOP ROW: Douglas D.
Rudick, Leon B Rueter, Dennis N.
Ruhnke, Michael R Rutherford. Rob-
ert D Ryan. Thomas C Sailor, Rich-
ard R. Sankey, Steve D. Sawyer
SECOND ROW Stephen R Sayre,
Daryl R. Scheaffer. Leroy W Schick.
Frederick J Schmidt. Merrill K
Schmidt. Richard W. Schmidt, Robert
L Schrandt, Larry D Schreck
THIRD ROW Steven L. Schultz. Jo-
seph M. Schwartz, David H Scoby,
Alan W. Scott, Daniel J. Seballoz, Al-
vin L. Seefeldt. Jeffery S Seideman,
Ronald E. Seitz
FOURTH ROW Alan D. Semen, Alan
F. Serwich, Robert S Shelor, David E.
Sher, Robert S Shotts, Dennis R.
Showalter, Harry S. Shrauner, Larry R.
Shubert.
FIFTH ROW: David L. Siefkes, Arris A
Sigle, Kent S Simons, Leslie A Simp-
son. Gerald R Siuda, Jerry W Slei-
chter, Stephen R Slimmer, Burton G
Smith
BOTTOM ROW: Leland A Smith, Rex
D Smith, Stephen E Snodgrass, Billy
L Speer, Robert D. Spencer, Norval K.
Spielman, Dennis M. Spratt. James A.
Standndge
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Steeples. Dale J Stemman. Rodney L.
Stevens. Grover R Stillwell. Kent H
Stones. William A Stoskopf. Cecil E
Stout, James A Strieker
SECOND ROW Gary J Stricklin.
Mark A Struss. Ronald L Stucky.
Dennis D Swenson, Loren C Swen-
son, James R. Tanner, James E Tay-
lor. Lawrence W Taylor
THIRD ROW Kenneth Lee Thomas.
McCager M Thompson. Steven M.
Thompson. Randall E Thummel. Jon
G. Tilsch. Steven B Tinkler, Kevin D
Tippery. Michael H Tolson
FOURTH ROW: Dennis D Towns.
Eldon R Trost. Mark H Trueblood.
Gary B Truitt. Jerry L Unzicker. Rob-
ert C. Urbanek. Kenneth L Utz. Ron-
nie Vanlaningham
FIFTH ROW Richard L Vansant.
Richard Vanschoelandt, Robert S.
Vincent. Henry A Vlcek, Richard L
Vogel. Jay A. Walker. John Brent
Wall. William D Walseth.
SIXTH ROW David N Walton. Arlan
D Wamhoff. Ignatius C Wang. James
C Washburn. Curt L Watts. John R
Weaver, Edward R Weeks, Charles E.
Weiser
SEVENTH ROW: Richard W. Wenger.
Elden E Werner. Robert P. West.
Steven J West. Steven J Weybrew.
Douglas C Weyer. Frederick L White.
William T Whitlow
EIGHTH ROW Steven D Will. Mi-
chael L Willard. Norman C Willhite.
Benton L. Williams, Steven R. Win-
ston. Richard L Winter. Robert F
Wmzeler. John D Wood
BOTTOM ROW Steven C Woolpert.
Jon T Woolverton, Dennis L Yoder.
Philip R Young. Douglas A Zeman.
David C Zlasney. Raymond Zwego
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Increased traffic and inadequate parking resulted from the
conversion of West hall from a womens' dorm to a mens' dorm.
The 300 men had exchange dances, presented movies, and
dined with other students living in the residence hall complex.
West men provide family
with Christmas toys, food
As a Christmas service project, residents of West
hall provided an underprivileged family with food
and toys. Previously women's housing, the hall was
converted during the summer to house 302 men.
With dates the men attended a formal Winter
Wonderland Party in February and joined with re-
sidents of six other hall in initiating a Groady Ball.
The men were active in Student Senate, Pershing
Rifles and SGA committees. In intramural competi-
tion, swimmers from the residence hall won indi-
vidual championship titles.
Soft drinks, ice cream, and sandwiches are some of the snack
items basement vending machines provide for West Hall men.
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West Hall - TOP ROW Mrs Wilma
Thompson, Richard E Abbott. Larry
W Abell. James J Ahern. James S
Anderson, John R Anderson, Michael
R Anderson
SECOND ROW Daniel B. Artmann.
Harold E. Barnthson, William Bartho-
lomew. Kent C Bates, Yandell S
Beans, Keith E Bestgen, Fred W Bey
THIRD ROW. Phillip N Bowman.
Leelan R Broeckelman. Paul A Bro-
kaw, Raymond L Brown, Alan G
Brummell. James R Brunkow, Ralph
E Cadwallader
FOURTH ROW John R Capra, John
J Carr, Steve D. Carr, John M Carter,
Rodney L Chalkley, Michael K Cha-
pin, Roger L Christensen
FIFTH ROW Gorden Christiansen,
David B Cleeves, Calvin H Cochran,
Alan B Colhson, Paul J Consiglio.
Michael J Coons, Raymond Constan-
tini.
SIXTH ROW Robert W Court, Frank
W Craft, Ross D. Crane. Leonard G
Dagg, Donald L Dahl, Garry M Dal-
by. William D Dannefer.
SEVENTH ROW Larry J DeDonder,
Alan L DeGood. James G Delfs. Gre-
gory F DeMond, Keith L Dettmer.
John M Devaney, Walter T Dixon
EIGHTH ROW Dennis A Doak.
James R Dobbins. Jon S Dolenc,
Gerald M Donovan, Dayne K Dudley,
Evans A Dunlap, Ronald L Easter
BOTTOM ROW Thomas D Eddy,
Phillip Edelblute, Marion K Eisler,
Lonme W Elliott, William D Ellis.
David O Ellison. Larry C Epley
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West Hall - TOP ROW Raymond L
Enckson, Roberto A. Espindola. Joe
A Fakler. Michael J. Farmer, Dennis
J Finnesy. Dick P Flack, Terrell H.
Fletcher
SECOND ROW. Jerold L Franz,
David E Freeland, H Jess Frieze,
Ronald C Fuhrken, Stephen A Fu-
hrman, Keith T. Fujimura, Jose M
Fullana
THIRD ROW Ralph C Garrison, Ron-
ald D Gatton, Thomas J Gawel, Paul
H. Gibbs, Richard A Gibbs, Robert R
Gleissner. David J Gleue
FOURTH ROW: Ronald L Grojean,
Samuel L. Hands. Terry L Harbert,
Arthur S. Harris. Leon R, Hartman,
Gilbert J Heinen. Paul T. Henderson
FIFTH ROW Roy E Henry, Steven E.
Hermes, Richard L Hey, Gerald V,
Hickey, Stephen J Hillner, Michael R.
Hillyard. Robert S Hocking
SIXTH ROW Dan L Hoffman. Calvin
C Holland, James L Holerman, Leo-
nard F Holthaus, John G Howard,
Harold D Hughes, Robert E Hunt
SEVENTH ROW: Joseph E Hutfles,
Gary D Jackson, Michael E Jackson,
(Kansas City). James H. Johnson,
Sheldon L Johnson, Gerald W Joyce,
Curtis H Jurgensen,
EIGHTH ROW: Glen A. Keller, Mi-
chael K Keltner, Clifford W Kewley,
Robert G. Kice, Edward J Klaus,
James G, Klema, Charles W, Knight,
BOTTOM ROW: Daniel D Knupp.
Robert W Kobetich. James D Koch.
Richard L Korte, Larry A. Krogstad.
Ronald J Kuhlman. John L, Lackey
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West Hall Governing Board - TOP ROW: Leonard G. Dagg. Gerald M. Don-
ovan, Terry L. Harbert, John J. Carr. Claude L Robbins, Michael S. Spangler.
SECOND ROW: Glen A Keller, Robert F. Starke. David J. Gleue, Richard L. Hey,
Paul J Consigho, Ronald E Robson. BOTTOM ROW John M, Carter, Harry B
Loper. G Michael Zoerb, David L Wood. Richard L Penner
West Hall - Steven L Lange, Danjel
G Laufenberg, Rodney F Lind. Don-
ald L Lobmeyer. Harry B Loper. Wil-
liam J. Luckeroth. Owen M Mamura.
Robert D Marsh
SECOND ROW BruceA Maxwell.
William H Maxwell. Michael P Mc-
Coy. Loris L Mclnteer. George E
McNinch. Gregory H Mears, James
R Meitl. Terry L Meyers
THIRD ROW: James V Miller, Rich-
ard K Milne, Walter R Minnick,
Richard K Money. Donald E Morgan,
John W Morsinkhoff. Stephen J
Mudrey. Robert A Murry.
FOURTH ROW: Edward E. Nelson.
Newell R Neuhnger. John T Neusch-
wander. Chester D Nielson. Larry Y
Norman, James R Nulty. Steven K
O'Hare, Peter J O'Malley
BOTTOM ROW Ronald D O'Neill.
Ronald Overstreet. Robert L Owen,
Thomas C Owens. James C Patrick,
James D. Payne. Richard L Penner.
Norman C Pereira.
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West Hall -TOP ROW: Michael J.
Peter, Garry L. Peterson, James C.
Peterson, Ronald L, Peterson, Alan G.
Phinney. Gerald M, Plummer, Lewis
E. Poggemeyer.
SECOND ROW: James L, Pollman,
Robert J. Protus, Lawrence 0. Pultz,
Clifford D Raile. Claude L. Robbins.
Robert R. Roberts, Jackie J Robin-
son,
THIRD ROW: Roy L Robinson, Ron-
ald E. Robson, Gene M Roth, Steven
M. Schorlmg, Mark D. Schrock, Victor
L. Schwarz, Carl A. Scott,
FOURTH ROW: Richard L. Scott. El-
hot M Ser. Robert H. Shlpman, Rich-
ard A Smith, Michael S. Spangler,
Robert L Spencer, James W. Stanley.
FIFTH ROW: Robert F. Starke, Ray D.
Stauffer, Mark N. Steele, David L
Stephens, Donald J Stephens. Henry
M. Stoever, Kenneth L Stoner
SIXTH ROW: Glen E, Strecker. Robert
D. Stritzke, Jerry L. Sturgeon, Steven
P. Sutley, Michael R. Swanson. Ho-
mer L. Taber. Thomas W Trower
SEVENTH ROW: Deryl L, Troyer.
Thomas L Vaughn. Ivan D Veldhui-
zen. Russell M. Verkest, William E
Vigneron, Forrest L. Walker, Marc C,
Webb,
EIGHTH ROW: William W. Wells,
Steven R. Wei ty, Stephen P. White.
Thomas R. Williams. Jan E. Winter,
Patrick M. Wise. Sidney L. Wise.
BOTTOM ROW: Jay D Wolfe, How-
ard E. Wolfrom. Anthony W Wood,
Eugene F, Woydziak, Larry R. Wylie,
Thomas C Zavesky, Daryl J. Zum-
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First residence hall at the University. Van Zile, constructed
for women in 1926. housed men this year for the first time.
Plumbing problems force
Van Zile coeds to move
Coeducational living in Van Zile hall was discon-
tinued in February when the northeast wing hous-
ing women was vacated for major plumbing repairs.
First semester the men and coeds constructed a
cardboard wishing well and an antique car included
as decorations for the hall's Christmas formal,
"Mistletoe Madness." In the fall, residents enter-
tained parents with a weekend open house and for
Homecoming built house decorations and a victory
float which was paraded at the stadium before the
K-State-University of Kansas football game.
In intramural competition, Van Zile men placed
second in league football and in basketball won first
in their league and third in the division. They also
were second in league free throwing.
Typical among coeducational living problems, a Van Zile coed
rushes from room to telephone unprepared for the unexpected.
377
Van ZileHall-TOP ROW Sharon
Lunn. Janet L Mathews. Mary A
Adams. Bonne J Bachtell. Marcia P.
Bartell. Sharron Beckenhauer, Lyndal
D Bolinger. Mary A. Brady
SECOND ROW: Gregory Broeckel-
man. Phyllis K Brooks, John W
Brown. Sheila M Brown. Judith A.
Campbell. Barbara J Chaloupka, Car-
olyn E. Chew. Margaret E Chew
THIRD ROW Elizabeth A Clark. Jet-
tie F Condray, Rodney M. Cowell,
Juanita M Dennis. Sharon K Denton.
Douglas A. Droge, Jo A Drussel.
Robert T Duenkel.
FOURTH ROW Charles D Dunbar,
Barbara J. Dutton, Trudy A Eller, Al-
ice M. Evarts. Jen L Farmer. Kay E.
Farney. Patricia A. Felke, William F.
Fetzer
FIFTH ROW Elaine S File. Linda S.
Freeman. Wayne N Garrett, Leon N
Garrison. Danna L Garten, Carol J.
Gillan. Gene Goldenstein, Richard A.
Groyon
SIXTH ROW Roy G Hallauer. Lynda
S. Harris. Jane E Hightower, Mary J
Hirsch, David P. Horchem, MaryC
Huerter.JamesA Inzarry. Garry L
Jackson
SEVENTH ROW Karin K Jensen.
Nancy C Johnson. Brenda C, Jones.
Kathleen A Keating. Ken A Klasing,
Roger K. Krehbiel. John E Leahey,
Sherryl A Lueker.
EIGHTH ROW: Elizabeth MacGowan.
Jacgualine Maichel, Martha A Ma-
thews, Cornell Mayfield. Judy K. Mc-
Alister, Linda J McElwain, Linda L.
Men dell, Jams E Miller
BOTTOM ROW Carolyn M Munzer.
Fritz H. Nentwich, Bruce D Newell,
Jana S. Niles, Barbara A Ohl, Louis L.
Pustka, Thomas Rensenhouse. Carole
J. Rohrer
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Necessary renovations force coeds to move out of Van Zile
hall and into other residence halls the first week of the spring
semester. Men residents remained in half of the building since
the internal repairs were in the section on the northwest
ft* J
Van Zile Hall - TOP ROW William
K Sawyer. William C. Schear, Mary E
Schweitzer. Nancy L Shorb. Dennis
W Smith, Reuben M. Smith. Liana S
Soldner. Robert E Spalding.
SECOND ROW Nannette L Ste-
phens. Virginia K Sundberg. Roger R.
Swart. Thomas A Szafran. Faye L.
Taplin. James S Taylor, Austina Ter-
ry. Nancy A. Theobald
THIRD ROW Raymond I. Throckmor-
ten, Darryl R Thuillez, Diana K. Un-
derwood. Bernard W Vandorn. John
R. Vannoy. Shirley J Van Vleet. John
D. Walker. Lynn E Webber
BOTTOM ROW Sheryl K Weihe,
Steven D Wentz, Cathy J Wicks.
Michele H Williams. Ambrose P
Woodard. Margone J Wright. Gary S
Ziolek
379
Forced to evacuate after a June 8 tornado caused extensive
damage to Jardine apartments, married students move to tem-
porary housing provided by the University. Repairs were fin-
ished during the summer allowing students to return in the fall.
Jardine begins film series,
story sessions for children
Children from Jardine Terrace and Campus
Trailer Court were offered story telling sessions
twice weekly by students participating in the speech
department's story telling lab. Sessions were organ-
ized in Jardine wash houses. Other new programs
instituted by the married students included a health
education series, which featured "Ice Cream Kid,"
a film dealing with children's emotional problems.
Named for William Jardine, former University
president, the apartment complex included 576
apartments in 24 buildings. They were originally
subsidized by the government to accomodate veter-
ans who wished to continue their education on the
GI Bill. Jardine couples enjoyed reduced rates for
cable television in the government-owned housing.
Warm weather to many Jardine residents means cooking out
on the covered walks or balconies in front of their apartments.
Typical of a weekday evening, a wife sews or does housework
while her husband completes his homework assignments
Before leaving for work or class or to shop, wives of stu-
dents begin the day by preparing breakfast for their husbands.
Two-bedroom apartments offer married students with child-
ren extra facilities needed for a nursery, playroom or study.
Flights of stairs, typical of many of the large apartment com-
plexes near campus, await students after their daily classes.
382
Residents of modern off-campus apartments relax during their
spare time by playing a favorite game of cards. Several of the
new apartment complexes provide free swimming, ice skating
and basketball facilities for students weekend recreation
Off-campus apartments attract increasing numbers
Apartment living appeal was on the uprise with
45 per cent of the male undergraduates and 22 per
cent of the women living off campus. Housing
ranged from modern apartments in newly con-
structed complexes to one-room efficiencies.
Campus housing officials listed students living in
1,105 University approved apartments located in
121 buildings scattered throughout Manhattan.
Typical of the independents were students who
cooked, cleaned and furnished their own apartment.
Making use of every spare minute, students living in bachelor
apartments budget their time to include housekeeping chores
Although the residents enjoy convenient, at-home facilities,
cramped quarters often typify off-campus apartment housing.
Coeds find a quiet and relaxed atmosphere for study in a soror-
ity sister's Manhattan home "Townees" frequently invite
friends from campus living groups to their homes for evenings
of study, planning house or dorm parties or Sunday dinners.
Living at home presents
students unique problems
Combining college classes and activities with
living at home, Manhattan students frequently en-
countered problems unique to their situation. Find-
ing parking on campus, daily Union lunches and
detachment from the University atmosphere at
home were balanced by home-cooked food, a quiet
place to study and closer family ties.
Many "townees1' affiliated with Greek groups or
an off-campus social organization to gain opportun-
ities for activities normally restricted to campus
living groups. Many students had professor fathers
or mothers on the University staff. More than 10
per cent of the first semester honor roll were stu-
dents listing Manhattan as a permanent address.
384
Townees and students living off-campus are required to pur-
chase three dollar permits in order to park cars on campus.
Engrossed in his work, a Manhattan student studies in his own
home without the distractions associated with campus housing.
Bedtime stories and free babysitting with younger brothers
and sisters are often included in a townee's daily schedule.
Manhattan students consider home cooked meals with their
families one of several obvious advantages of living at home
The"townees" are able to maintain close family and community
ties while being involved in academics and campus activities.
385
photo by David von Riesen
photo by David von Riesen
Despair, then excitement,
crowded masses of humanity
and the thrill of competition
and achievement are ex-
pressed as different faces of
college athletics.
Basketball fever strikes the campus each winter and takes its
toll in capacity crowds in the 12.500 seat Ahearn Field House.
388
Athletic director Bebe Lee discusses plans for the new U-
shaped, 34.000 seat stadium with football coach Vince Gib-
son. A site northwest of campus has been chosen for the $1 .6
million project which includes parking lot with 8.500 capacity
Council begins fund drive
for new football stadium
Athletic council reviewed 70 applications for
head football coach before hiring Vince Gibson,
former defensive coaching assistant at the Universi-
ty of Tennessee. Plans for the proposed football sta-
dium became part of the accelerated athletic pro-
gram when a fund raising drive was started for the
$1.6 million project. C. Clyde Jones, chairman of
the 12-man council, announced that the stadium
site eventually was to include a track and a new
fieldhouse. September, 1967, was set for completion
of an athletic dormitory which was to house all var-
sity athletes. The athletic operating fund — fees,
appropriations, donations, and gate receipts — was
budgeted by the athletic council.
During a recruiting week-end outstanding high school foot-
ball players are introduced to basketball fans by Coach Gibson
389
All-Big Eight fullback Cornelius Davis grimaces as he smashes
into a teammate and an Iowa State defender. Davis picked up
photo by Rick Solberg
1 08 yards rushing, but the Cyclones won the game, 30-1 3. The
Wildcat sophomore gained 1 ,028 yards rushing for the season.
390
Partisan fans look on in Memorial Stadium as a Wildcat end
gathers in a pass in a home opener loss to New Mexico Lobos.
Sophomore play brightens
hopes for gridiron future
Only a late-season tie with arch-rival Kansas al-
lowed the Wildcat football team to escape its second
successive 0-10 season. The 'Cats finished with an
0-9-1 overall slate, and were 0-6-1 in Big Eight
play, tying with the Jayhawks on the bottom rung
of the Conference ladder. The squad was young,
with only seven seniors included on the roster.
Outstanding play by several sophomores bright-
ened prospects for the future. Rookie fullback Cor-
nelius Davis led the Conference in rushing yardage
and was named to the all-Big Eight first team.
Sophomore split end Dave Jones broke several
school pass-receiving records and made the all-con-
ference second team. Another underclassman, jun-
ior linebacker Danny Lankas, was picked on the
first team all-Conference defensive unit. Lankas
was named National Lineman of the Week for his
defensive play against Colorado.
Coach Doug Weaver watches on the sidelines as his club bat-
tles an opponent. Weaver was asked to resign at season's close.
391
Sophomore quarterback Bill Nossek rolls out and searches for
an open receiver as a blocking wall formed by Dave Alexander
(62), Cornelius Davis (30), Lodis Rhodes (40), and Ossie Cain
attempts to hold out rushing University of Kansas linemen.
Executing the pass-run option. Nossek threatens to throw as
Davis forms a one-man convoy to ward off enemy harrassment
Awaiting return to action, defensive cohorts Dave Langford
and Wilbert Shaw watch 'Cats try to move ball against MU.
392
Davis, Lankas, Jones shine, but 'Cats lose first five
In the season's opener against Army, Cornelius
Davis scored an 89-yard touchdown, but Army's
John Peduto scored twice and Army won, 21-6.
New Mexico middle guard Paul Smith led the Lo-
bos to a 28-8 decision in the home opening tilt.
Danny Lankas' outstanding defensive play
wasn't enough to offset the Wildcats' lack of offense
as Colorado tooka 10-0 shut out at Boulder and
Missouri handed the 'Cats a 27-0 defeat at home.
Led by Dave Jones' single game school reception
record of 188 yards on six catches, the 'Cats gave
eventual Big Eight champion Nebraska a scare be-
fore succumbing 21-10. In a non-conference game,
the 'Cats led Cincinnati 14-0 before losing, 28-14.
1966 Football
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
6
Army
21
14
Cincinnati
28
8
New Mexico
28
3
Kansas
3
0
Colorado
10
6
Oklahoma
37
0
Missouri
27
13
Iowa State
30
10
Nebraska
20
6
Oklahoma
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Nebraska won the Big eight football race. Colorado finished second; Mis-
souri, third; Oklahoma State, fourth; Oklahoma, fifth; Iowa State, sixth; and
Kansas and K-State tied for seventh.
Varsity Football Team - TOP ROW: Tom H. Corr, Michael D. White. Douglas
W. Weaver. Robert L. Hailey, Edward H. Dissinger, Kenneth LaRue. Glenn E
Boyd. Richard L Kruse SECOND ROW Joseph R. Mmtner. Harry E. McDonald.
Raymond R. White. Thomas A, Rome. Kenneth C Ochs, Kenneth A Eckardt.
Richard K. Balducci, Robert J. Coble. THIRD ROW: Ronald L Bowen, Milan
Borota, Richard J. Massieon, Robert W. Stu II. Richard M. Goyne. Daniel P.
Roda, Gene L. Schimpf. Leo W. Sal at. BOTTOM ROW David G. Meschke.
Richard K. Wilkinson. John H, Anderson. Henry S Howard, Gary F. Pankratz.
David J. Langford, Carl E. Branson.
Varsity Football Team — TOP ROW: James A. Rapp. Michael J. Bruhm, Robert
L. Scott, Charles G. Sanford. James E Wallace. William H. Kennedy. Dean T.
Hokanson, Michael J. McGrath. SECOND ROW: Steven P. Overton, Lon D Aus-
tin, Alexander M. Walczak, Vernon A. Kraft, Lodis Rhodes. Daniel J Lankas,
John E. McClure. THIRD ROW. Dennis A Black. David R Jones. William L.
Nossek. Gregory A. Marn, Osmond Cain, Gregory J. Vahle, Thomas K Barnes,
James M. Moore BOTTOM ROW: William B Greve, Douglas W. Ziegler, Corne-
lius G Davis, Wilbert Shaw, Arthur A. Strozier, Cedric E Rice, Martin W Allen.
393
Dubbed "Mr. Hands," sophomore end Dave Jones demon-
strates a spectacular one-handed catch against Missouri. Jones
was selected "Big Eight Sophomore Lineman of the Year" and
gained 721 yards receiving to establish a league record
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KU spoils victory hopes
with last minute 3-3 tie
Tom Barnes1 field goal ended a 26-quarter Wild-
cat scoring drought against KU, but Jayhawk Ther-
mos Butler tied the Homecoming contest 3-3 on a
38-yard field goal with only eight seconds left on the
scoreboard. The deadlock marked the twelfth suc-
cessive season that the 'Cats failed to defeat arch
rival KU on the gridiron.
Oklahoma, later a victor over conference cham-
pion Nebraska, walloped the Wildcats 37-6 at
Norman, Cornelius Davis scored the touchdown,
his fifth of the season. Dave Jones broke Ralph
McFillen's 1963 school reception record against
Iowa State, but quarterback Tim Van Galder
spearheaded the Cyclones to a 30-13 victory.
Oklahoma State overcame an early 6-0 Wildcat
lead to end the season for the 'Cats on the same note
with which it began — a 21-6 setback.
Using sprinter's speed and a crisp stiff-arm, Cornelius Davis
goes wide to elude a Missouri tackier and pick up big yardage.
394
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As the ball sails away from end Bill Salat. Oklahoma State
defensive secondary-men converge to break up the pass play.
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Missouri's scurrying ball carrier runs into swarms of Wildcat
defensemen. The Tigers won the Parent's Day contest. 27-0
Faces registering exhaustion. Wildcat gridders carry a precious
3-0 lead to the dressing room after a hard-fought first half battle
with arch-rival University of Kansas. The lead fell as the Jay-
hawks gained a tie with a field goal during the last minutes.
395
Freshman Football Team - TOP ROW Robert L Kasselman. William A. Boy-
da, Val L Fink, Douglas M. Karns, Anthony F. Sevenno, James L. Seigle, Jay H.
Vader, Gregory D Long, Larry E Rollenhagen, Dennis E Sweet SECOND
ROW: Michael H McKee, Ronald L Stevens, Larry R Boyce, William E Glenn.
Percy L Brown, David L Gates, Dwight F Hemmerling, Charles W. Lock,
Steven C McConnell, Allen I Tolchinsky, Ronald G Tumbry, Steven E Wright
THIRD ROW Stephen D Bryant, Ralph A Jones. Edward J Klaus, Jerome R.
Lang, Kenneth R. Deck. Michael G. Mcintosh, Gabriel J Bultinck, Terry E. Voos,
William Pannbacker, Ronald H Bozikis, Michael V, Church, Gary A. Elzen.
FOURTH ROW Max M Arrequin, Michael E Hicks. Jonney J Manel, Gary D.
Olson, Forrest N Wells, James L Whelan, John L. Acker, Paul W Hanney, Ger-
ald W, Lawson, Curtis W Lee, Gregory W Hardin, John W Walker, Robert A.
Dehart BOTTOM ROW Jerry L Cook, Mark P Bohck, Warren D Klawiter. Ger-
ald M McGee, Matthew F Sinisi, MaxT Martin
Freshman squad picks up
first wins in nine years
Coached by Jerry McGee, the Wildcat freshman
grid squad gained victories over KU and Oklahoma
for an even split in the four-game season. Oklahoma
fell 17-7 in the season opener, marking the first win
for a 'Cat yearling football team since 1957. The
frosh utilized a staunch defensive effort to stop KU
9-0 and gain a sweep of home games. On the road,
the Wildkittens were trounced 40-1 3 by the Nebras-
ka freshmen and 40-20 by Iowa State.
1966 Freshman Football
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
17
Oklahoma
7
9
Kansas
0
13
Nebraska
40
20
Iowa State
40
End Terry Voos eludes a lunging Oklahoma defensive half-
back to gather in an aerial and put the 'Cats in scoring position.
396
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Quarterback Mike Hicks finds running room against the Okla-
homa frosh as two Wildcats bear down on a waiting Sooner.
Jubilant freshmen gridders carry their coaches off the field af-
ter a 17-7 conquest of Oklahoma in the season-opening game
Freshman coach Jerry McGee led his charges to a 500 sea-
son, but was released by the revamping of the entire grid staff
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397
Tigers and Wildcats claw for the elusive ball but Steve Honey-
cutt claims the rebound. The Wildcats defeated MU 75-65
398
A trio of Oklahoma State defenders await Dennis Berkholtz'
drive to the baseline The Wildcats handled the Cowboys easily.
75-50. in a regionally telecast encounter earlier at Stillwater,
but had to scramble to win 51-49 in a rematch at Manhattan.
Basketball team finishes
fourth in Big Eight race
For the second consecutive year, the Wildcat bas-
ketball team won nine of their 14 Conference
games, but tumbled from third to fourth in the final
loop standings. The squad compiled a 17-8 overall
mark to extend head coach Tex Winter's record to
243 games won against 109 losses.
Pacing the squad in scoring and rebounding was
6-7 junior forward Earl Seyfert. Seyfert averaged
13.8 points per game and hauled in 197 rebounds
for an 8.2 carom average. He was named to the all-
Big Eight second team for the second straight year.
The season began on a frustrating note when the
Wildcats were upset by a young Minnesota team,
60-59 in Ahearn Field House. The 'Cats rallied to
edge Oregon 52-45, and thump Baylor, 77-70, and
Florida State, 81-58, in the Sunflower Doublehead-
er Classic at Manhattan and Lawrence.
Guard Dennis Berkholtz poured in 27 points to
lead the Wildcats to an easy 82-69 decision over an
Indiana team which eventually tied for the Big Ten
championship. Texas Tech fell next, 66-58.
Seven- foot Nick Pino sinks a free throw as the TV camera
watches. The Wildcats routed Big Ten co-champs, 82-69.
399
Colorado's Pat Frink searches frantically for help as tallest
Wildcats Roy Smith and Nick Pino seal off his escape routes
Steve Honeycutt soars for an unguarded layup as teammates
Earl Seyfert and Dennis Berkholtzand a Baylor player trail.
Second-leading squad scorer Dennis Berkholtz launches top-of
-the-circle jumper against Oklahoma. Berkholtz popped in 20
points and Nick Pino grabbed 1 2 rebounds to lead the 'Cats to
an 84-71 victory over Bob Steven's "run-and-shoot" Sooners
400
'Cats miss championship
in Kentucky Invitational
After an 83-59 lacing of Penn State in the first
round of the Kentucky Invitational at Lexington,
the Wildcats dropped the championship game, 83-
79, to Kentucky. In the Big Eight Tournament, the
'Cats blasted Nebraska, 98-81, but fell, 67-78, to
Iowa State in the second round. The Wildcats over-
whelmed Oklahoma, 1 02-76, for third place.
Victories over Missouri, Iowa State, Oklahoma
State and Oklahoma followed a conference-opening
loss to Colorado at Boulder. Nebraska rode a fast-
break attack to a 67-59 victory. The 'Cats couldn't
cope with Big Eight Champion KU's defense, los-
ing 55-60, before a sell-out crowd and television
audience in Ahearn Field House. The 'Cats re-
grouped to shell Missouri, 82-67, at Columbia.
Gaining revenge, the 'Cats edged Colorado, 55-
53. After losing to Nebraska at Lincoln, 79-71, the
Wildcats flogged Oklahoma, 84-71. Seniors Bob
George, Dennis Berkholtz, Larry Weigel, Roy
Smith, John Olson and Galen Frick played their
final game in Ahearn Field House as the Wildcats
edged Oklahoma State, 51-49. A road win over
Iowa State and loss to KU closed out the season.
Nick Pino used a five-inch height advantage to score over KU's
6-6 Roger Bohnenstiehl in 55-60 setback from the Hawks
1966-67 Varsity Basketball Squad - TOP ROW Frederick O Arnold. Mi-
chael Barber, Nick Pino. Roy 0 Smith. John W Olson SECOND ROW M Fred
Winter. Galen G Frick. Earl H. Seyfert, John W Shupe. Charles R Ballard. Wil-
liam W. Guthndge. THIRD ROW James G Smith. Daniel E Gaskin. George E
Shupe. Lawrence N. Weigel. Steven F. Honeycutt, James A. Ikard. Dwight W
Oman BOTTOM ROW: George W Schultz. Ray E Willis. Dennis L Berkholtz.
Robert E George
401
Blotting out an Oklahoma forward's view of the basket, Nick
Pino presents 270 pounds of leaping defensive intimidation
Willie the Wildcat can't bear to watch as senior cheerleaders
in outlandish garb hoist megaphones in 'Cats' final home game.
Steve Honeycutt seemsto be in the Field House rafters in
scoring over Iowa State's Dave Fleming and 6-9 Raul Duarte.
Earl Seyfert uncoils a left-handed baseline jump shot over
the protesting hand of Nebraska's 6-4 forward Nate Branch.
'Cat cagers finish season
with 1 7-8 overall record
With a 17-8 overall mark and a 9-5 conference
record, the Wildcats ended the season in fourth
place in Big Eight standings. Junior Earl Seyfert
was selected for the all-conference second team.
1966-67 Basketball
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
59
Minnesota
60
73
Iowa State
72
52
Oregon
45
75
Oklahoma State
50
77
Baylor
70
102
Oklahoma
82
81
Florida State
58
59
Nebraska
67
82
Indiana
60
55
Kansas
60
66
Texas Tech
58
82
Missouri
67
83
Pennsylvania State
59
55
Colorado
53
79
Kentucky
83
71
Nebraska
79
98
Nebraska
81
84
Oklahoma
71
67
Iowa State
78
51
Oklahoma State
49
102
Oklahoma
76
81
Iowa State
68
68
Colorado
71
56
Kansas
74
75
Missouri
65
Part-time starter Larry Weigel appears to be punting the
ball as he loses his footing. Charlie Russ of Missouri watches
Kansas won the Big Eight basketball race, followed by Colorado and Ne-
braska, who tied for second; Kansas State finished fourth; Iowa State was
fifth; Oklahoma sixth; Oklahoma State seventh; and Missouri eighth.
403
Taking a breather. Wildcat yearling cagers gather around Bill
Guthndge, freshman coach and former reserve guard on three
consecutive Wildcat Big Eight champion teams. The time-out
came against KU in the Jayhawks' double-overtime 86-84 win.
Freshman cagers end season with unusual tie game
With a Big Eight Conference ruling ending the
final Wildcat frosh game with the Washburn Junior
Varsity in a 92-all tie, the 'Cat freshmen finished
the campaign with a 3-4-1 record. 6-3 guard-for-
ward Jeff Webbledtheyearlings with a scoring
average of 20.3 points per game. Webb also was the
club's top rebounder, with an 8.6 average. Dennis
Weinhold, a 6-8 forward-center, led in field-goal
accuracy, shooting 63 per cent from the field.
After thrashing Dodge City Juco, 87-54, and
beating Ft. Scott Juco, 86-79, the frosh fell, 76-100,
to the University of Kansas freshmen at Lawrence.
In the rematch at home, the Wildkittens took KU
into two overtimes before bowing, 86-84. The
young 'Cats upset a powerful University of Nebras-
ka freshman squad, 83-70, but lost, 91-103, to the
Cornhuskers at Lincoln. Webb collected 22 points
in a 74-88 loss to Missouri.
1966-67 Freshman Basketball
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
87
Dodge City Juco
54
83
Nebraska Freshmen
70
86
Ft. Scott Juco
79
74
Missouri Freshmen
88
76
Kansas Freshmen
1 00
91
Nebraska Freshmen
103
84
Kansas Freshmen
86
92
Washburn Jun. Var.
92
404
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Hanging gracefully in the air, flashy guard Wheeler Hughes
flips a one-hander. Hughes averaged 12.3 points per game
Doug Dodge, a 6-4 forward, barely gets a lane jump shot over
the outstretched hand of a Washburn Jay Vee in season finale.
1966-67 Freshman Basketball Squad - TOP ROW Morice F. Winter, Doug-
las Dodge, Dennis G Weinhold, Vernon R Lavender, Kent D. Litton, Stephen P.
Palmer, Ross B. Ballard. SECOND ROW: William W Guthndge. Lee W. Jones,
Robert L Randall, Dick P Flack, Jeffrey W. Webb. Dwight W. Oman BOTTOM
ROW Gregory S. Schilling, Glen E Strecker, Gregory A Dickerson, Wheeler M.
Hughes
405
Wildcats earn fourth place
in baseball for conference
Improved hitting and pitching vaulted the Wild-
cat baseball team to a fourth-place tie in Big Eight
Conference play. The team won 10 of 20 games on
the league circuit, to bring their season record to 19
wins and 14 losses. It was the first winning season
for a 'Cat baseball club since 1947.
The Wildcats gave the best representation of any
conference school in the hitting charts. Outfielder
Ernie Recob was third in batting averages with a
.356 mark and collected the most hits in the loop
with 26. He was named to the all-Big Eight team.
Shortstop Gary Holland led the league in runs-bat-
ted-in, with 17, and in doubles, with seven.
Wildcat pitchers finished with a 2.93 composite
earned-run-average. Wade Johnson was the most
effective hurler, winning six games against two loss-
es and finishing second in the league with a 2.08
e.r.a. The 'Cats dropped out of second place when
southpaw Steve Wood was hit by a line drive mid-
way through the season. Wood finished with a 3-5
record and a 2.52 e.r.a., third best in the loop.
Fireballing Steve Wood follows through after his pitch to an
Oklahoma State batter. Wood averaged a strikeout per inning.
1966 Baseball Squad - TOP ROW Dennis L Erkenbrack, Ernie A Recob.
Herbert H. Dallis. Thomas A Wheeler. David C Baker SECOND ROW David L
Doohttle, Keith L. Cramer, Charles R. Ballard, Joseph A Spurgeon BOTTOM
ROW: James D Scheffer. Johnny R. Krob. Steve J Wood, Cecil W Johnson,
Stuart H Steele
406
Fascination for "America's Favorite Pastime" is revealed by
the faces of young boys as they watch the action on the dia-
mond. The lure of a pennant-contending baseball team brought
'Cat fans out in increasing numbers during the 1966 season
Pitching ace Wade Johnson prepares to unleash his fastball
as shortstop Garry Holland readies his glove to play defense.
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1966 Baseball
OPP KSU
Baylor
Baylor
Texas Christian
Texas Christian
Texas Christian
Abilene Christian
Abilene Christian
Southern Methodist
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
2
0
1
6
6
5
7
6
3
3
2
0
6
3
3
3
1
1
1 1
3
3
5
4
7
4
5
4
2
3
5
7
3
1
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Iowa State
Iowa State
Nebraska
Nebraska
Nebraska
Emporia State
Emporia State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Missouri
Missouri
OPP
0
1
0
5
0
9
0
14
0
3
4
2
9
1
5
6
Oklahoma State won the Big Eight baseball crown; Oklahoma was second;
Nebraska third; Kansas State, Missouri and Iowa State tied for fourth; Colo-
rado was seventh and Kansas eighth.
407
Brasher leads young team
to first season above .500
Leading his baseballers to continued improve-
ment was former professional scout Bob Brasher, in
his second year at the 'Cat helm. Brasher saw his
club gain series decisions over Texas Christian and
Arkansas, to post a 7-4 record prior to Big Eight
play. In league warfare, the 'Cats dropped two of
three to Oklahoma, but rebounded to take two of
three from KU and sweep a series with Colorado.
After splitting a two-game series with Iowa State,
the Wildcats met Nebraska in a disappointing ser-
ies, as starter Steve Wood sustained a line-drive
injury to his cheekbone. The Cornhuskers took the
series, two to one. The 'Cats dumped Emporia
State twice, but lost four of their last six Conference
games, as Wood lost each of his last three starts.
Second year coach Bob Brasher voices vehement disagree-
ment with the umpire's decision. Brasher is a former pro scout.
Dave Doolittletakes a cut at a high pitch astheWildcats
watch from the dugout. Catcher Doolittle batted in 12 runs.
408
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Norb Andrews beats out an infield hit despite an acrobatic
effort by the opposing first baseman to rob him of his base hit
Leading 'Cat hitter Ernie Recob slides hard into second base
but is called out on a close play Recob hit .388 for the season.
409
1966 Outdoor Track Team - TOP ROW: Kenneth D. Winters, Harold T. Woo-
ten, David J. Langford, Leo D Hawkins. Ronald D. Hellwig, Donald L June, Don
L. Riedl, William W. Favrow, 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
Providing depth in the field events, Don Reidl competes in the
broad jump, long jump and triple jump for the Wildcats.
410
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 Jaymes
'Cat tracksters win three
of four in regular season
Hampered by bad handoffs in the relay events,
the 1966 outdoor track squad finished seventh in the
Big Eight Outdoor Track Meet at Columbia. Con-
rad Nightingale posted the best NCAA mark of sea-
son in the mile, turning in a 4:00.9 performance.
1966 Outdoor Track
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
86
Universidad Nacional 18
66
Oklahoma
60
de Mexico
87
Missouri
58
86
Lamar 85
64
Air Force
81
66
Southern Illinois 54
Nebraska won the Big Eight Outdoor Track Meet, Oklahoma was second,
Oklahoma State placed third, Kansas finished fourth, Colorado and Missouri
tied for fifth, K-State was seventh, and Iowa State was last.
Posing in the starting block. Ron Moody ran on the mile relay
team which set a Wildcat school record time of 3:09.4.
On a mud-splattered track, Vint Arnett edges out KU to cap-
ture first place in Freshman-Junior College sprint medleys.
Ron Moody passes to anchor man Don Payne who finished five
yards ahead of Southern Illinois for first in the triangular meet.
Taking the lead in the distance medley relay. Bill Selbe hands
the baton to Charles Harper as the Wildcats capture first place
for the event during the Southwest Relays Don Payne ran the
440-yard dash in 47.2 seconds for a new meet record
411
Cross country men finish
second in national meet
Wildcat harriers placed three men in the top five
finishers to capture the Big Eight cross country ti-
tle for the second consecutive year. In all, Coach
Deloss Dodds' squad entered eight meets during the
season and finished first in seven.
After winning the State Federation at Lawrence,
seniors Conrad Nightingale, Wes Dutton and
Charles Harper led the team to second in the
NCAA meet. The 'Cats ended the season with a
one-point victory over San Jose State.
1966 Cross Country
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
23
Southern Illinois
34
15
Nebraska
48
21
Missouri
34
17
Wichita
Drake
80
40
K-State won the Big Eight Cross Country meet. Colorado was second,
Kansas placed third, Oklahoma State finished fourth, Missouri took fifth,
Iowa State was sixth, Oklahoma placed seventh and Nebraska last.
Wildcat harriers display the trophy they received for a second
place finish behind Villanova in the NCAA meet at Lawrence.
'Cat runners pace themselves in the first mile of the three mile
course at the Wichita-Drake triangular Charles Harper and
Conrad Nightengale tied for first, and Wildcats swept five of the
top six places. Winning time for the meet was 19:58.
412
Cross country runner Conrad Nightingale strides to a second
place finish behind Oklahoma State's Chris McCubbins in the
Big Eight competition at Ames, Iowa. Winning the conference
title. Wildcats won three of the first five places in the meet
Cross Country Squad — TOP ROW John E. Bolan. Stephen M Saunders.
James B Hayes, Darrell D. Dodds SECOND ROW: Michael C. Tarry. Van L.
Rose. Robert W. Jaymes. BOTTOM ROW Conrad K Nightingale. Paul R
Scholz, William W. Dutton. Charles Y Harper.
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413
Sophomore trackster Larry Fischer clears the hurdles with a
Doan runner in the 60-yard highs during the K-State Indoor
Relays The Wildcats won all four relays at the event, but placed
third when two were discounted as disgualifications.
1967 Indoor Track Team -TOP ROW Richard E Heuertz. Michael M Kelly.
Vinton K. Arnett. Larry E. Weldon, William L Brown. Lon K Floyd. Gene D Lar-
son SECOND ROW Stephen M Saunders. Van L Rose. Michael R Heer. Mi-
chael C. Tarry. Alan R Hug. Terry W Holbrook. Charles Y Harper THIRD ROW:
Dana L. Rasch. William F Kiser. Ronald L Moody. Joe D Freeman. Paul R.
Scholz. William W Dutton. Kerry L Fairchild. BOTTOM ROW. William W. Fav-
row. Conrad K. Nightingale, Cornelius G. Davis, Don L Riedl, David J Langford,
Darrell D Dodds, John E. Bolan.
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Freshman John Cain, pushing off the shot, teams with frosh
Larry Wright to give the Wildcats two 50-foot-plus "put" men.
Wes Dutton gets vocal support from coach DeLoss Dodds as
he holds on to the lead in a race at the K-State indoor relays.
'Cat indoor team captures
fourth in Big Eight meet
Picked by the experts to finish last, the Wildcat
indoor track team surprised with a fourth-place
finish in the Big Eight Indoor Track Meet at Kan-
sas City. The distance medley relay team composed
of Wes Dutton, Charles Harper, Terry Holbrook
and Conrad Nightingale set an American record at
the NCAA Indoor Track Championships in De-
troit. Nightingale and Dutton finished second and
third in the mile in the Big Eight meet behind KU's
Jim Ryun, world record holder in that event.
With back arch and arms spread, a Wildcat freshman attempts
to achieve maximum distance from his leap in the broad jump.
1967 Indoor Track
KSU
77
Nebraska
OPP KSU
45 46
Missouri
Arkansas
OPP
87
18
Kansas won the Big Eight indoor track championship, Nebraska and Mis-
souri tied for second, K-State placed fourth, Oklahoma finished fifth, Oklaho-
ma State placed sixth, Iowa State came in seventh, and Colorado finished
eighth.
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Grapplers earn fifth place
in Big Eight tournament
With four of their wins coming against non-con-
ference teams, the wrestling squad earned victories
in six of their twelve season meets. Veteran coach
Fritz Knorr guided his grapplers to a fifth-place
finish in the Big Eight Tournament at Norman.
Four Wildcats placed in the conference meet. Dan-
ny Lankas placed third in the heavyweight division,
to earn a 9-4 record. All-America Bill Brown came
back from a first-round tournament loss to win his
remaining matches and place third in the 152-
pound class. Dave Lightner placed fourth in the
191-pound class and Danny Thomas gained a
fourth-place finish in the 137-pound class.
1967 Wrestling
KSU
OPP
KSU
12
South Dakota State
15
19
29
Emporia State
26
24
22
Nebraska
11
0
30
Southwest Missouri
5
13
20
Missouri
8
14
5
Oklahoma State
30
0
OPP
Colorado Mines 1 1
Central Missouri State 1 1
Oklahoma 35
Colorado 20
Air Force 1 5
Iowa State 31
Oklahoma won the Big Eight meet, with Iowa State second, Oklahoma
State third, Colorado fourth, Kansas State fifth, Nebraska sixth and Missouri
seventh. Kansas did not compete.
Fritz Knorr, m his 16th season as 'Cat wrestling coach, con-
fers with heavyweight Danny Lankas during a Big Eight meet
Wrestling Squad— TOP ROW James E. Barrett, James E Lundberg, Jon R
Carter, Lyle S Cook, William J. Fields. Randall D Uhrich, James L Richardson,
Russell Lay, George H Jabara SECOND ROW Fritz G Knorr. Melvin S Car-
men, Gary A. Richards, Dashe A Hardin, Randall H Alder, Marvin L Landes,
James R Miller, Oliver N. Krannawitter, Larry J Dragone THIRD ROW: Thom-
as D Hawk, Larry E. Elder, Daniel E. Thomas, Craig R. Zaiss, William R Knorr,
Raye R Patterson. Michael L Haney. David K Wieland, Richard C Roswurm.
BOTTOM ROW: Robert L Lehr. Thomas E. Keller. Terron E Jones, Gary E. Wat-
son, David K Lightner, William LeeRoy Brown, James K. McDougal, Jerome H.
Cheynet.
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As rugged on the mats as he is on the gridiron, all-Big Eight
linebacker Danny Lankas manuevers his opponent into position
to make a pin Lankas, a 212-pound junior from Atwood, com-
piled a record of nine wins and four losses as a heavyweight.
With his foe clinging stubbornly to his neck, a Wildcat grappler
lifts his opponent off the mat in an attempt for a take-down
As the referee watches intently. All American Bill Brown tries
to work free of an opponent's hold. Brown had a 10-5 record.
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Raised scorecards reveal judges' reactions to a Wildcat gym-
nast's parallel bars performance. Judges award points for each
exercise up to a maximum of 10 0 with 5.0 of the total based
on execution, 3.4 on difficulty, and 16 on combination.
Gymnasts finish in cellar,
freshmen win two meets
After failing to gain a victory in 10 regular season
dual meets, the Wildcat gymnastics team finished
last of the six league teams to compete in the Big
Eight tournament. The freshman gymnasts fared
better, claiming decisions in both of their dual
meets. The frosh downed KU 120.45-111.25 and
defeated the Central Missouri "B" team by a
123.35-1 18.50 margin. The gymnasts were coached
by Bob Rector, in his first season as 'Cat mentor.
Swinging into a dismount, sophomore Dave Gechter executes
the intricate balance changes required in the side horse routine.
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
124.70
Iowa State
185 75
130 90
Oklahoma
145.85
14025
Kansas
17430
148 05
Colorado State
17 1.00
153.85
Illinois
187.80
149 10
Colorado
177.95
14485
Western Illinois
158.45
142.95
Wichita State
144 60
141 55
Nebraska
173.45
140 45
Air Force
16825
Iowa State won the Big Eight meet, followed by Colorado, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Oklahoma and K-State. Missouri and Oklahoma State did not compete.
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Freshman Steve Kinder shows his form in the floor exercise.
Points are awarded for grace, ease and sureness of movement.
Teammates stand by in case a Wildcat gymnast should re-
quire assistance as he begins his descent to the trampoline bed.
Suspended in the air, a freshman performs on the trampoline,
which required an excellent sense of relocation in the air.
Gymnastics Team - TOP ROW Ralph M Pietronicco. Dave L. Kolde, Clair C.
Hill, Steven W. Kinder, David E. Latham, Donald T. Seymour, Jon S Dolenc,
Hugh T Privette, Colin L. Campbell. Michael E McDermed, Coach Bob Rector
SECOND ROW Allen G Talley, David A Gechter. John P Ayres. Donald L.
Bridges, Thomas R Bronleewe BOTTOM ROW Robert G Parker, Robert G
Kice, Stanley R Husted, Ronald L Bridges.
Wildcat swimmers finish
fourth in Big Eight race
For the first season in nearly a decade, Wildcat
swimmers vaulted into the first division in the Big
Eight Swimming Championships, held at Colum-
bia, Mo. Led by senior Bob Duenkel and sopho-
more Dick Rivera, the Wildcats gained fourth
place, scoring 42 points. Rivera accounted for 17
points, winning the 200 and 400-yard backstroke
races, and adding a fourth-place finish in the 200-
yard breaststroke. The 'Cats had a 5-4 dual meet
record, defeating Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Ar-
kansas, Colorado and Missouri.
1967 S
/vimming
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
68
Arkansas
34
28
Oklahoma
72
65
Colorado
37
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Oklahoma State
51
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Missouri
40
34
Iowa State
67
30
Southern
Methodist
70
53
Nebraska
51
76
Kansas
28
Iowa State won the Big Eight swimming meet, followed by Kansas, Okla-
homa, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Missouri and Colorado.
Junior Tom Oursler explodes off the starting block as team-
mate John Hennchs finishes in the 400-yard free style relay.
Swimming coach Ed Fedosky offers a demonstration in frog-
man techniques as Tom Peterson and Jim Butler, in the water.
and Bob Duenkel and Bob Kinney, kneeling at poolside, listen
intently. 1967 was Fedosky's seventh season as coach.
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Churning the water around him, Pierre Picotte makes a breast
stroke turn to go into a butterfly stroke. Picotte. a sophomore.
was one of several underclassmen on the youthful 1967
'Cat swimming team, which posted a 5-4 record in dual meets.
1967 Varsity Swimming Team - TOP ROW: James H. Butler, Robert G Park-
er, Michael B Sterling. Robert N Wilson. Allan L Fedosky, Steve L Betton
SECOND ROW; Edward J. Fedosky, Roger P. Kaiser, Michael D. Dumford, Fred-
erick K. Enckson. David B Fruetel. James D Latham. Ray I Throckmorton
THIRD ROW Douglas R Goodman. John M. Shoup. Frederick L. Williams,
Richard R. Rivera. Patrick J Lafferty. Thomas L Oursler BOTTOM ROW Wil-
liam E. Martens. Robert T. Duenkel. Craig W. Ridenour, Pierre L. Pitcotte. Tho-
mas E. Peterson
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Taking some practice swings, ace 'Cat golfer Ron Schmede-
mann prepares to tackle par at the Manhattan Country Club
Ron Fogler, manager and golf professional at the Manhattan
Country Club, assumed 'Cat coaching post for the 1 967 season.
Golf team posts 11-17-1
record with last three wins
Wildcat golfers won their last three dual meets to
post an 11-17-1 season record, and finished seventh
inthe 1966 Big Eight golf tournament. Leading
linkster was Ron Schmedemann, who turned in a
21-6-1 dual meet record and went on to the semifi-
nals in the Kansas amateur tournament. Junior
Shelly Shellenberger turned in the second-best re-
cord on the team with a 13-13-1 mark.
1966 Golf Team - TOP ROW: Charles Shellenberger, Gary L Johnson, James
J. Graham. Peter A Bell BOTTOM ROW. Ronald Fogler, Ronnie Schmede-
mann, John R Graham
1966 Golf
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
8 1/2
Washburn
6
1/2
7 1/2
Bradley
7 1/2
15
Emporia State
0
4 1/2
Oklahoma State
10 1/2
12 1/2
C. of Emporia
2
1/2
12
South Dakota
3
5
Washburn
10
2 1/2
Nebraska
12 1/2
4
Wichita State
1 1
6 1/2
Missouri
8 1/2
1/2
Oklahoma State
14
1/2
5 1/2
Kansas
9 1/2
14
Oklahoma Baptist
1
3
Oklahoma State
12
1 1
Central Okla
4
9
Iowa State
6
3 1/2
Oklahoma
11
1/2
6 1/2
Nebraska
8 1/2
5
North Texas St.
10
4 1/2
Kansas
10 1/2
5 1/2
Wichita State
9
1/2
4 1/2
Missouri
10 1/2
4 1/2
North Texas St
10 1/2
12
Nebraska
3
1 1/2
Oklahoma State
13
1/2
13
Kansas
2
3 1/2
Oklahoma
1 1
1/2
13
Missouri
2
10
Wichita State
5
Oklahoma State won the Big Eight golf tournament, followed by Colorado,
Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Kansas State and Iowa State.
Varsity Tennis Team — TOP ROW: Karl F Finney, Richard C. Dickson. Danny
H Millis. Robert K Hauber BOTTOM ROW: Larry K. Berlin, Michael R Kraus,
Dennis C Patterson
Tennis team finishes 9-5
in dual meet competition
With only two seniors, the 1966 Wildcat tennis
team compiled a 9-5 dual meet record, and tied with
KU for second in the Big Eight Tournament. Non-
conference dual victories were over Oklahoma Bap-
tist, Air Force and Washburn twice. The netmen
lost twice to Oklahoma City, for a 4-2 record on the
non-conference slate. Gaining conference decisions
over Iowa State, Nebraska, Oklahoma State and
Missouri, the 'Cats split with KU and lost twice to
Oklahoma for a 5-3 Big Eight dual record.
Number-one netman Mike Kraus displays his form as he
smashes a serve during a practice match on the tennis courts.
1966 Tennis
KSU
OPP
KSU
OPP
6
Washburn
1
5
Washburn
2
3
Kansas
4
4
Oklahoma State
3
6
Iowa State
1
5
Kansas
2
4
Oklahoma
Baptist
3
1
Oklahoma City
6
1
Oklahoma
6
0
Oklahoma
7
6
Nebraska
1
2
Oklahoma City
5
6
Air Force
3
4
Missouri
3
Oklahoma won the tennis tournament. Kansas and Kansas State tied for
second; Missouri placed fourth; Oklahoma State was fifth; Iowa State sixth;
Nebraska seventh; and Colorado eighth.
Rowers head for the lake and practice after unloading shells
from the rowing team bus. used to transport shells locally. The
bus was the first piece of equipment purchased for the Wildcat
rowing team, which now is owner of four eight -oar shells.
Low depth of Tuttle Creek Reservoir water leaves the boat dock
"high and dry," forcing the rowers to wade out to the shell.
University rowing squad
competes in five contests
For the second consecutive year, the 1966 Wild-
cat rowers placed fourth in a field of eight in the
second Mid-America Championship Regatta at
Purdue. Coach Don Rose's crewmen, in their third
season of competition, rowed an expanded schedule,
competing in five races. The varsity crew defeated
Michigan State and the 'Cat freshmen rowers best-
ed the Notre Dame frosh in the Heart of America
Regatta in Kansas City. In the lone home competi-
tion, the varsity crew lost by one and one-half
lengths to Purdue, while the Jay Vees and freshmen
came in behind the Purdue lightweight varsity.
In a triangular at St. Paul, the Wildcats came in
last behind Minnesota and St. Thomas, while the
'Cat frosh defeated the St. Thomas freshmen. In the
last race of the season, the Wildcats finished last
behind Wisconsin and Wayne State, at Madison.
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Crew members carry 1 2-foot oars into the shells, which are 60
feet long — roughly the height of a five-story building.
Huddled against nippy early March weather, coach Don
Rose selects the crews and boats before a practice session.
1966-67 Rowing Team — TOP ROW Steven F Compton. Bryan F Pearce,
Lester L Bieber. Roland F. Sass. Jettie F. Condray SECOND ROW Michael R
Cams, Marion K. Eisler, Michael M Kozlowski. Larry N Carey. David J Neufeld,
Keith E. Watkins THIRD ROW Jerry A Dickinson. William K. Dyer. Graig N.
Deeds. Curtis W Kruse, G Michael Zoerb. Thomas E Poley. Gregory F De-
mond BOTTOM ROW Don Rose.
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Barbara Anderson, a member of the champion Wildcat wom-
en's rifle team, draws a bead on the target from the prone posi-
tion Many of the girls on the team learned to shoot and be-
came interested through physical education riflery classes.
Women's rifle team sets records at Oklahoma State
Setting records at the OSU Tournament at Still-
water and at the K-State Eighth Annual Invitation-
al International Small Bore Rifle Tournament, the
Wildcat women's rifle team became champions for
the half-and full-international rifle courses.
The K-State Invitational, formerly named the
Turkey Shoot, attracted more than 60 teams from
34 colleges and eight high schools. Top teams in the
country participated, including West Virginia,
which won for the second straight year with 2181
points. The Wildcat men's rifle team placed fifth in
the tournament, with 2129 points. Spender Linder-
man recorded the second-best score of the 200 men
who entered. In other meets, the men finished first
in the Missouri Valley Meet at St. Louis, and de-
feated Missouri in a dual at Columbia, 1044-948.
Varsity Rifle Team - TOP ROW: Donald D Rucker. Barbara J. Anderson. Ju-
dith A James, Elizabeth A Dawson. Larry G Hess SECOND ROW George M.
Wilkins. Michael F Kingman, Eric W Dagenhardt. Jonathan P Small. BOTTOM
ROW James C Richardson, Spencer A Lmderman, Kenneth D Everett
Wearing padded equipment, sophomore rifle team member
James Richardson concentrates on sights of the 22-caliber gun.
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Men's Bowling Team — TOP ROW: William E Feldman. Steven L. Taylor.
Daniel J. Shiel BOTTOM ROW Larry G. Cornwell. Robert J Jones.
Showing the flair of a professional's follow-through. Nancy
Peterson heads the ball for the pins on a Union bowling lane
Coed bowlers take first in Mid-States Tournament
With Larry Cornwell's tourney-high 204 aver-
age spurring the way, the Wildcat men's bowling
team placed third in the annual Mid-States Tour-
nament in the Union. The Wildcat women's team,
in their second year of competition, took first place
in the women's event. Liz Gilmore paced the ladies
with a 169 tourney average. Eight schools were
represented, with seven men's teams and six wom-
en's teams participating in the Union tournament.
In the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference, Wildcat
men bowlers placed fourth in the six-team league,
while the 'Cat women bowlers finished last in their
four-team league. Cornwell had the best traveling
league average on the team at 189, followed by Bill
Feldman's 183 mark. Judy Cunningham averaged
142 pins in the traveling league, to lead the women.
Women's Bowling Team — Elizabeth P. Gilmore. Nancy S. Peterson, Janie I Rhyne. Elizabeth I Mangum. Sherry S Simon. Marilyn E. Verhaalen. Judith A Cunning-
ham.
Showing the same zest for the game as the men. women
scramble after the ball during a round robin tournament. Organ-
ized into three leagues. 13 women's teams participated in bas-
ketball. Titles are decided by playoffs eliminating the losers.
Putnam coeds win trophy
for intramural competition
Putnam hall captured the 1966 Women's Athlet-
ic Association trophy. The women from Putnam
tied for first in participation points, but claimed the
trophy on the basis of first-place finishes in basket-
ball, softball and bowling. Team sports in women's
intramurals are played in the form of tournaments,
with losers eliminated from competition.
Kappa Kappa Gamma continued its domination
in swimming competition, winning the title for the
fourth consecutive year. West hall ended Boyd
hall's two-year winning streak with a perfect record
in kickball. The Moore hall ladies walked off with
the tennis title. Coeducational volleyball was organ-
ized as an intramural sport for the first time. San-
dra Hick coordinated the eight-sport coed schedule
as women's intramural director for the fourth year.
Named Favorite Woman Teacher by Associated Women Stu-
dents. Sandra Hick displays equipment used for eight sports.
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Coeds practice kickball on an off-campus area. Transformation
into parking lots of several campus fields caused cancellation of
Softball competition during the spring 1967 semester, and
forced crowded kickball schedules on the remaining fields.
Smurthwaite and Kappa Alpha Theta women battle for a re-
bound during the final game, won by the Thetas. 30-17
Bowling one of the three games which count toward winning a
woman's intramural bowling trophy, a coed releases the ball.
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Doubles competitors attempt to keep the birdie a loft .
AIA. Beta Theta Pi and Marlatt took division badminton titles
In his second year as men's intramural director, Al Sheriff
kneels on the site of a new intramural field to check plans.
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Drawing back a hand, a handball contestant praticipates in
one of 1 5 sports offered in the men's intramural program.
Leaping high, a touch football player catches the "pigskin."
AVMA, Betas and Moore 1 Terrace won football crowns.
Betas, Marlatt one, PEM
lead intramural divisions
With 1 1 intramural sports completed, Beta The-
ta Pi, Marlatt one and the Phys Ed Majors (PEM)
led their divisions in 1966-67 Competition. Betas
captured firsts in the fraternity division in touch
football, handball, horseshoes, free throwing and
badminton to total 573 points. Sigma Chi, with a
championship in basketball, totaled 420 1/2 points,
to edge out Delta Tau Delta, with 417, for second.
PEM, with titles in swimming, handball, and
horseshoes, accumulated 468 points to hold a slim
lead in the independent division over AVMA,
which gained championships in touch football, ten-
nis and free throwing to score 467 points.
Marlatt 1 was dormitory champion in basketball,
swimming, golf, handball, bowling and free throw-
ing, to total 518 points and lead the division. Moore
1 Terrace took titles in touch football and wrestling,
and added seconds in tennis, bowling and free
throwing, to total 454 points and hold down second
spot. Moore 6 was third with 320 points.
Wrestlers strain in an effort to win points in the intramural
grappling tournament in Ahearn Gymnasium. Moore 1 Terrace
romped to the independent division championship, while
Newman Club and Sig Alphs took decisions in their divisions
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Spiking the ball over the net. a Delta Tau Delta player returns
the volley in intramural championships against Delta Upsilon
The Delts won to capture third place while Beta Sigma Psi de-
feated the Delta Chi's for first in the fraternity league.
Intramurals submits plans
for field, building complex
Intramural director Al Sheriff prepared and
submitted plans to Apportionment Board for a new
intramural complex to be located adjacent to the
new football stadium. The proposed plans provided
for six softball diamonds and 10 football fields in
addition to utility courts for badminton, volleyball,
handball, horseshoes and tennis. A dual purpose
building was proposed to serve as an intramural
office and dressing room on the site.
Competing as one of 165 contestants in the spring horsehoe
singles, a student takes careful aim before attempting a ringer.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon, losers of an intramural basketball con-
test with Delta Tau Delta, yell out a congratulatory cheer to their
opponents. The teams, members of League One of the fraternity
division, battled to a 31-26 finish in the Mens' Gymnasium.
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Photo by Don Richards
Students — visiting, study-
ing, celebrating the end of finals
and reaching the final goal — in
these faces one finds the mean-
ing of the University.
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Senior class officers Richard Anderson, president; Ashley Alli-
son, secretary; Judy Davidson, treasurer; and Robert Steiger,
vice-president, try on senior sweatshirts, purple derbies and
TGIS buttons which were sold with activity cards for a $5 fee
Activity card fees provide
senior scholarship funds
Money raised by the senior class by selling activi-
ty cards provided $500 for the senior scholarship
fund of the Endowment Association. More than 800
cards were sold to the 1,836 member class. Included
with the card were the traditional derbies, TGIS
buttons and sweatshirts and admission to the senior
section of the last home football and basketball
games. A keg party at Tuttle Creek and two "sen-
ior nights" at a local pizza parlor were special so-
cial functions of the year.
Graduating fathers are no longer so rare as married under-
graduate enrollment rose to 1,491 with 1,042 married men.
For the first time since 1950, the Royal
Purple recognized outstanding seniors for
their contributions to the University. A
committee of four RP editors and two ad-
visers selected 31 students from the 100
nominated by the college councils and 13
nominated at large. Selection was based
on applications submitted by nominees.
Criteria included service to the University
and departmental field, campus leader-
ship, and scholarship demonstrated by the
overall grade point average. The 31 "out-
standing seniors" are pictured informally
throughout this section.
437
Seniors: Ada-And
TOP ROW: Adams, Arthur A: Maple Hill. Animal Husbandry. RA,
Block & Bridle, Chaparajos, Marching Band. Pep Band. Varsity Band.
Adams, Stanley D: Augusta, Industrial Engineering Addy, Cathryn
L: Wichita. English. Pi Beta Phi Pledge Trainer, Mortar Bd. Pres.. Little
Sisters of Minerva. AWS V-Pres. Judicial Bd. Chm.. UGB. UPC Sec.
SEA. Adrian, Brenda G: Moundndge. Veterinary Medicine, Alpha
Delta Pi. Alpha Lambda Nu. AVMA, Intr Ahlerich, Milton E:
Winfield, Psychology Aikman, Nancy R: Toledo, Ohio, Foods and
Nutrition, Prof Foods Club Alder, Robbin L: Wellington, Poultry Sci-
ence, Poultry Sci. Club Pres., Ag. Council, Intr
THIRD ROW: Althoff, Charles M: Massapequa, NY.. Entomology.
Amos, Carol S: Colby, Elementary Education, Chi Omega V-Pres.
Schs Chm . Kappa Delta Pi. Dean's Honor Roll, CYD, SEA., Union
Comm Anderson, Connelaine: Bonner Springs, Elementary Educa-
tion. Anderson, Dave F: Sharon Springs. Animal Husbandry.
Anderson, Gloria J: Kansas City. English, Gamma Phi Beta, Angel
Flight. Jr Panhel. Royal Purple Queen finalist. Anderson, John H:
Agenda. Zoology, Alpha Gamma Rho, Varsity Football, Athletic Schs.
Anderson, Larry A: Axtell, Accounting, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Alpha
Kappa Psi V-Pres., Dean's Honor Roll, Commerce Coun. Pres., Stu.
Senate, Athletic Coun., Intr., State of Kansas Schs
SECOND ROW Alexander, Roger B: Topeka. Architectural Engi-
neering. Algrim, Eugene E: Junction City. Agricultural Education.
Allacher, David R: Herdon, Accounting Allemang, Virginia S:
Lyndon. Music Education. MENC. Women's Glee Club, Oratorio Cho-
rus, Kappa Phi Cab , State of Kansas Schs. Allison, Ashley: Wichita,
Modern Languages, Pi Beta Phi Pledge Trainer Soc Chm., Mortar
Bd., Chimes, Angel Flight V-Pres., IPC Pari., UGB. UPC. Union
Comm., Pershing Rifles Honorary, Sr Class Sec, French Club,
CYR. Allison, Mary J: Kingman, Technical Journalism, SEA , Kappa
Phi Sec , Intr. Almquist, Karmon D: Assaria, Electrical Engineering,
Varsity Men's Glee Club, Madrigal Singers, IEEE, Flying Club, LSA,
Intr.
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BOTTOM ROW: Anderson, Larry P: Holly. Colo., Architecture.
Anderson, Larry R: Williamsburg, Veterinary Medicine. FarmHouse
Pledge Trainer Rush Chm., Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Blue Key
Pres., Alpha Zeta Treas.. Stu. Senate, Vet. Coun., AVMA Pres., K-Club
V-Pres., Varsity Football, Athletic Schs., NCAA Schs. Anderson, Me-
linda M: McPherson, Elementary Education, Pi Beta Phi V-Pres.,
SEA., CYR, Newman Club. Anderson, Norman H: McCracken, Nu-
clear Engineering, AIAA, ANS Treas., Smith Schs. House. Anderson,
Richard M: Bethel, Business Administration, Phi Delta Theta Treas.
Rush Chm.. Blue Key. Dean's Honor Roll, Phi Eta Sigma, Scabbard &
Blade, FCSA, Alumni Bd. Stu. Dir.. Sr. Class Pres.. Commerce Coun.,
IPC Pres., Boeing Aircraft Schs. Anderson, Robert Alvin: Ray, N.D..
Veterinary Medicine, Alpha Zeta, AVMA. Anderzhon, John F: Farra-
gut, Iowa, Agricultural Economics.
Seniors: And-Bar
TOP ROW: Andrews, Norbert J: Overland Park. Business Administration.
Delta Tau Delta Sgt -at-Arms. Alpha Kappa Psi. Varsity Baseball, Athletic
Schs. Angerman, G. Gary: Kansas City, Pre-Law Anstaett, Constance M:
Kansas City, Elementary Education, Alpha Xi Delta Rec Sec, Dean's Honor
Roll, S.E.A, Dames
SECOND ROW: Anthony, William R: Kansas City, Mo., Architectural Engi-
neering, Phi Delta Theta Hist Treas., AIA, CYR, Union Comm Arbuthnot,
Barbara L: Haddam, Elementary Education Arbuthnot, Rodney R:
Haddam, Animal Husbandry.
THIRD ROW. Armstrong, John P: Manhattan, Technical Journalism
Arnoldy, David N: Tipton, Mechanical Engineering, Sigma Tau Sec, Pi Tau
Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, ASME, AIAA Chm V-Chm , Stu. Senate, K-State Engr.
Features Ed., UP, Engr Honors Program, NASA Co-op Project, Dean's Honor
Roll, Engr. Coun.. Maitland E. Smith Schs Artmann, Daniel B: Chicago, III.,
Agricultural Economics, Ag. Ec Club V-Pres., Intr
FOURTH ROW: Augustine, Gary L: Ellis. Nuclear Engineering Ayres, Eva
M: Russell, Clothing Retailing, Alpha Xi Delta Soc Chm Marshal, Clothing &
Tex. Club, AWS Comm., LSA, Ks State Legislature Schs. EOG Grant Baber,
Joe K: Cunningham, Veterinary Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Badger, William J: Manhattan, Business Administration
Baehr, Gratia L: Manhattan, Elementary Education. Alpha Xi Delta Rush
Sec. SEA, Gamma Delta. Baker, Jacqueline: Junction City. Mathematics.
Alpha Xi Delta Treas.. Pi Mu Epsilon. A & S Honors Program. S E.A . MPC.
SIXTH ROW: Baker, Jon L: Manhattan, Geology Baker, Nancy A: Kansas
City, Elementary Education, Kappa Kappa Gamma Rec Sec, SEA Advisory
Bd. Baker, Ronald A: Manhattan, Mechanical Engineering
SEVENTH ROW: Baldridge, Linda A: Ulysses, Interior Design, Home Eco-
nomics Education, Pi Beta Phi Exec Coun , Delta Phi Delta Sec, Home Ec
Masters Program, AWS Treas.. AWS Comm , Angel Flight, SEA Advisory
Bd., K-State Players. Women's Glee Club, AID, Wesley Found , Sears Found.
Schs. Baldwin, Allen V: Manhattan, Agricultural Education, Alpha Zeta.
SEA.. Alpha Tau Alpha Sec. Scabbard & Blade. Ag Ed Club Pres
Baldwin, Carol A: Omaha. Neb.. Political Science.
BOTTOM ROW: Ball, Terrance F: Stanton. Neb . Animal Husbandry Banks,
Paul J: Effingham, Agronomy Barenberg, Edward D: Herndon, Civil Engi-
neering, ASCE, Newman Club
439
Seniors: Bar-Ber
Barnes. Technical Journalism. Beach, Ronald R: Scott City, Veteri-
nary Medicine.
TOP ROW: Barkman, Floyd J: Manhattan. Agricultural Mechaniza-
tion Barley, Mary L: Shreveport. La . Interior Design. Kappa Alpha
Theta Soc. Chm., AID, Little Sisters of Minerva. Newman Club.
Barnard, Hugh D: Anthony. Architectural Engineering. Lambda Chi
Alpha Soc. Chm., AIA, CYR Barnes, Joe W: Manhattan, Civil Engi-
neering. Barr, William C: Manhattan. Feed Science and Manage-
ment Barth, Sylvia M: Olathe, Home Economics Education, Phi
Upsilon Omicron, Kappa Delta Pi, S.E.A.. Home Ec. Teaching Club.
Bartholomew, Carolyn: Alton, Music Education, Delta Delta Delta
Lib Pub Chm . Mortar Bd Songleader, Chimes Sec, Alpha Lambda
Delta, Mu Phi Epsilon Pres Pub Chm , Phi Kappa Phi. AWS 2nd V-
Pres., MENC V-Pres., Collegiate 4-H. SGA Comm.. Music Schs.. Harry
Darby Schs.. Mu Phi Epsilon Schs.
THIRD ROW: Beals, Barbara A: Dodge City. Psychology. Beck,
Marcia A: Belleville, Secondary Education, SEA. AWS Comm..
UCCF. Becraft, Linda S: Manhattan, Elementary Education.
Bednasek, Monty M: Wakeeney, Political Science. Beery, Thomas
Z: Wichita, Mathematics. Delta Chi V-Pres. Sec, SGA Comm., Martin
K. Eby Schs. Bellairs, George H: Independence, History, Statesmen.
Benedict, Betty C: Kansas City, Mo., Clothing Retailing.
SECOND ROW: Bartley, Glenn E: Esbon, Business Administration,
UCCF, Intr. Basore, Richard C: Bentley, Animal Husbandry. Bass,
Andrea R: Shawnee Mission, Clothing Retailing. Bates, Rodney M:
Manhattan, Electrical Engineering, Sigma Tau, Eta Kappa Nu, Dean's
Honor Roll, Hoedowners Pres., A Cappella Choir, Wesley Found.
Bauder, Helen C: Howard, Home Economics Education, Phi Kappa
Phi, Phi Upsilon Omicron Pres., Omicron Nu Sec, Kappa Delta Pi,
Prof. Foods Club, S.E.A., Martha S. Pittman Schs. Beach, Charles L:
BOTTOM ROW: Bennett, Robert E: Manchester, Milling Science
and Management. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Milling Assoc, Intl. Milling
Schs. Bentley, Sara S: Dighton, Modern Languages. Kappa Alpha
Theta Pres.. Chimes Pres., Sigma Delta Pi Treas.. Panhel., SGA
Comm., Rebecca Dubbs Memorial Schs. Berger, Laurene M: Clay
Center, Elementary Education, Kappa Alpha Theta, S.E.A. Berger,
Sally I: Salina, Elementary Education, Kappa Alpha Theta, S.E.A.
Bergin, William C: Hilo, Hawaii. Veterinary Medicine. Berkey,
Pamela J: Rossville, Radio and Television, Kappa Delta Ed.. Kappa
Alpha Mu. Berkholtz, Dennis L: Whitefish Bay. Wis.. Business Ad-
ministration, Delta Tau Delta V-Pres., Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf.
440
Seniors: Ber-BIa
TOP ROW: Berner. Martha E: Newton, Dietetics and Institutional Manage-
ment. Berner, Neal E: Newton. Bacteriology Bertrand, William A: Clay
Center. Wildlife Conservation
SECOND ROW: Betz, William D: Junction City. Geology. Bevan, William:
Baltimore, Md , Political Science, Delta Upsilon Sens Chm. Cultural Chm ..
Phi Kappa Phi, Dean's Honor Roll, A&S Honors Program, SGA Comm .
Chancery Club Sec. Pres Biby, Carol M: Winfield, Music Education, Alpha
Mu, MENC, Collegiate 4-H, CYD, Methodist Stu Movement, K-State Sing-
ers.
THIRD ROW: Bieker, Carmen L: Hays, Architecture, AIA Chm., Newman
Club Intr. Chm Bird, Gloria D: Desoto, Home Economics Education
Bjurstrom, Mary E: Leoti, History
BOTTOM ROW: Blaiklock, Raymond R: Manhattan. Electrical Engineering.
Blakeslee, Mary E: Independence, Elementary Education. Pi Beta Phi Phi-
lanthropies Chm , Dean's Honor Roll, A&S Coun . Ed Coun V-Pres . SEA
Mem. Chm, French Club, Newman Club. Blankenship, Gary D : Udall,
Physical Education
Tribunal Attorney General Dennis Dechert served apportion-
ment board three years as a member and student adviser. In
politics, hewas a member ofthe CYRsand CYDs. and asa
member of USP, was campaign manager and president.
After participating in the IFYE program to Brazil. Karen Chit-
wood gave more than 70 speeches to youth groups and helped
train potential exchangees She was a member of Student Sen-
ate, Angel Flight and was Public Relations chairman for MPC
441
Seniors: Bla-Bra
TOP ROW: Blankenship, Larry P: Olmitz. Landscape Architecture. Blecher,
Jacob B: Manhattan, Zoology. Bleything, Richard R: Raytown. Mo., Busi-
ness Administration.
SECOND ROW: Bliss, Charles E: Denver, Colo.. Nuclear Engineering. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Pres. Schs. Chm., Phi Eta Sigma. Sigma Tau. Steel Ring, Blue
Key. Stu. Senate, Engr Coun., IFC, ANS, Union Comm., SGA Comm.. Intra.,
Civitan Club Schs. Blocksome, Roderick: Ransom, Electrical Engineering.
Bodweli, Jean K: Pratt, Modern Languages, Delta Zeta Pari., CYR, French
Club, SGA Comm., Pep Club.
THIRD ROW: Bohn, Gary D: Halstead, Electrical Engineering, Blue Key Sec,
Sigma Tau, Eta Kappa Nu., Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Arnold Air Soc. Stu.
Senate, Engr Coun., FCSA, IEEE, Elec. Engr. Open House Chm., Boeing Schs.
Bollmeier, Don H: Marissa, III , Architecture Bonner, William R: Wichita,
Architecture.
FOURTH ROW: Booth, Donald G: Coldwater, Architecture. Bosche, Helen
F: Burlington, Home Economics Education, Alpha Chi Omega Pledge Trainer,
Panhel.. Angel Flight, SEA, Home Ec. Teaching Club, K-State Players,
Newman Club Bosler, Franklin J: Colby, Business Administration.
FIFTH ROW Boucher, Ronald K: Manhattan, Milling Science and Manage-
ment Boudreau, Jamesina A: Steffenville, Mo.. History Bourque, Chalise
A: Manhattan. Speech Pathology. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Sigma Alpha Eta
V-Pres. A&S Coun
SIXTH ROW: Bowers, Robert D: Manhattan. Civil Engineering. Boxberger,
Kathryn A: Russell, Clothing Retailing, Delta Delta Delta, Angel Flight Soc.
Chm., Candlelight Ball Finalist, Pershing Rifle Honorary, Clothing and Tex.
Club, Union Comm. Boyce, Richard E: Prairie Village, Business Administra-
tion, Phi Delta Theta Act. Chm.. Alpha Kappa Psi Ritual Chm.. Scabbard &
Blade Treas.. SGA Comm. Chm.. IPC. CYR, Commerce Coun.
SEVENTH ROW: Boyer, Ronald L: Fredonia. Wildlife Conservation. Bozarth,
Andrew J: Liberal, Veterinary Medicine. Bradley, Sandra L: Prairie Village,
Clothing Retailing, Chi Omega Pres , Clothing & Tex. Club Pres., Home Ec.
Coun., AWS Comm. Chm.
BOTTOM ROW: Brady, Thomas J: Blue Rapids, Accounting. Brammer,
Judy M: Randolph, Geology. Sigma Gamma Epsilon, OCW, AWS. PTP, CYR.
Zoology Club. Varsity Band. Intr. Brand, John H : Wichita, Physics.
442
Seniors: Bra-Bur
TOP ROW: Braum, Roy A: Denison, Veterinary Medicine. AVMA.
Alpha Zeta. Pre-Vet Club, Intr. Bray, Robert W: Gardner, Psychology.
Brazle, Reba S: Cambridge, Home Economics Education, Home Ec
Ext. Club, Univ. Ext. Club, Collegiate 4-H, SEA, Home Ec. Teaching
Club, Farm Bureau Schs. Breen, Timothy J: Miltonvale, Business
Administration. Breitenbach, John D: Pretty Prairie, Architectural
Engineering, Intr. Brent, Carol A: Gaylord, Home Economics Educa-
tion, Delta Delta Delta House Mgr. Intr. Chm., S.E.A., Home Ec.
Teaching Club, Union Pacific Schs. Brighton, Thomas J : Manhattan,
Business Administration.
THIRD ROW: Brown, Vicki L: Kansas City, English, SEA Brown,
Virginia E: Topeka, Modern Languages. Brownlee, Dale E: Burdett,
Industrial Engineering, AIIE Bruce, Richard IM : Orchard. Neb , Veter-
inary Medicine Brungardt, Samuel J: Gorham, Horticulture, Phi
Kappa Theta Act. Chm. Schs. Chm. Rush Chm, Alpha Zeta Rush
Chm.. Ag Coun., Ext. Club Pres., Hort. Club V-Pres Sec, Dean's Hon-
or Roll, Newman Club. Bruning, Gary D: Robinson, Agricultural Eco-
nomics, Kappa Sigma Sec, Ag Ec Club Byrant, Bruce E: Mount
Tremper, NY., Zoology, Sigma Chi Rush Chm Ed. Cor Sec, Arnold
Air Soc, Varsity Cheerleader, Union Comm., Pre-Vet Club V-Pres.,
Soccer Club, Fr. Track, Fr. Cross-country, Intr
SECOND ROW: Brim, Lenore K: Hudson, Secondary Education,
Alpha Xi Delta V-Pres. Schs. Chm. Act. Chm., Kappa Delta Pi, SEA.,
Statesmates, Collegiate 4-H, AWS Comm., Dean's Honor Roll
Brinkoeter, Elizabeth A: Wichita, Secondary Education, Delta Delta
Delta Frat. Educ. Brooke, Jeanette: Hutchinson, Elementary Educa-
tion, Kappa Alpha Theta. Dean's Honor Roll, S.E.A., Newman Club.
Brooks, Darrell R: Lmdsborg, History. Brower, Garry R: Benton,
Animal Husbandry. Brown, James L: Dodge, Mathematics. Brown,
Roderick R: Wichita, Civil Engineering. Lambda Chi Alpha Treas.
Schs. Chm.. Chi Epsilon, ASCE. CYR. Intr.. Martin K. Eby Schs.
BOTTOM ROW: Bryant, Bruce W: LaCrosse. Business Administra-
tion Buckland, Annette L: Woodston, History Burk, Elmer C:
McDonald, Business Administration, Delta Sigma Phi V-Pres. Rush
Chm., Newman Club. Burkhardt, Ronald J: Chapman, Speech.
Burnett, Cecil W: Mullinville, Secondary Education. Burnett, Robert
A: Melvern, Electrical Engineering, Sigma Tau, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE.
Engr. Honors Program, Dean's Honor Roll, A Cappella Choir. K-State
Players, Intr., State of Kansas Schs. Bury, Robert J: Bristol, S.D.,
Veterinary Medicine, Alpha Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi, AVMA V-Pres., Mc-
Leod Award, Borden Award, B.F. Pfister Schs
443
Seniors: Bus-Car
TOP ROW Buss, Allan C: Grandby. Mass.. Dairy Production. Butts,
Joel R: Junction City, Mathematics. Butts, Lucretia A: Leon. Sec-
ondary Education, SEA Byer, Janet L: Stafford, Business Adminis-
tration Cable, Barbara L: Leoti. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta
Theta Soc. Chm. Sec , Phi Alpha Mu V-Pres Cable, John P: Leoti,
Business Administration, Alpha Kappa Psi, Arnold Air Soc Adm.
Officer. Intr Callen, Patricia J : Wichita, Secondary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Campbell, Joan M: Independence, Art. Canfield,
Pamela A: Leawood, Political Science. Card, Michael D: Toledo,
Ohio, Mathematics, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Cardwell, Charles E:
Manhattan, Philosophy, Physics, Delta Upsilon Treas., Phi Eta Sigma,
Phi Kappa Phi, Am. Physical Soc. SGA Dir. of Academic Affairs, Philo-
sophy Club. French Club, Pol Union. Carl, James G: Abilene, Electri-
cal Engineering Carl, Sherilyn: Abilene. Elementary Education, Delta
Delta Delta Panhel.. Angel Flight. Ed Coun. Sec SEA., Union
Comm , Dean's Honor Roll Carlson, Donald E: Prairie Village. Archi-
tecture, AIA. Tau Sigma Delta, Union Comm.
Jean Shackleford combined dramatic talent and interest in
backstage production as a cast member and crew head in 12
K-State Player's presentations. She was chairman of Union
movies and a member of UPC and Arts and Science Council
Tom Perrier, as a member of the meats and livestock judging
teams, participated in national contests. A member of Agricul-
ture Council, he was assistant Ag Week manager and manager
of Ag Science day. He was a MUN main committee chairman.
444
Seniors: Car-Chi
TOP ROW: Carlson, Virginia A: Bavaria, Elementary Education. Alpha Chi
Omega Soc. Chm.. Waltheim Hall Pres., S.E.A. Sec. AWS Comm.. Collegiate
4-H. Pep Club, Interdorm Coun.. Intr. Carmichael, Craig L: Plainville. Veteri-
nary Medicine. AVMA. Union Pacific Schs. Carpenter, Karl D: Junction City,
Animal Husbandry.
SECOND ROW: Carpenter, Warren E: Kansas City, Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Sigma Phi Epsilon House Mgr. Steward. ASME, Statesmen. Intr. Carroll,
Timothy L: Norton, Civil Engineering. Carson, Pamalee G: Oxford. Home
Economics Education. Alpha Xi Delta Quill Chm „ Chaparajos. SEA., AWS,
Home Ec. Teaching Club.
THIRD ROW: Cartee, Robert E: Oak Ridge, Tenn., Veterinary Medicine.
Carter, Lawrence E: Ft. Scott, Dairy Manufacturing Carthrae, Ralph E:
Coldwater, Civil Engineering
FOURTH ROW: Case, James A: Bartonville, III . Veterinary Medicine Case,
Richard A: Bartonvilie, III., Pre-Medicine. Caspar, William O: Junction City,
Economics
FIFTH ROW: Caster, Dallas D: Hampton, Neb , Veterinary Medicine
Caywood, Rex A: Concordia, Accounting Cesafsky, Allen A: Manhattan,
Veterinary Medicine.
SIXTH ROW: Chamness, Edgar A: Richfield, Technical Journalism. Colle-
gian Ed. Asst. News Ed. Editorial Page Ed.. Univ Edition Asst. Ed.. Univ. Di-
rec. Ed., Kansas City Press Club Schs. Chandonnet, Patrick: Lockbourne,
Ohio, Electrical Engineering Charles, Nancy A: Republic, Elementary Edu-
cation, Kappa Delta Rush Chm. Soc Chm., Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart,
Sisters of the Maltese Cross Pres.. CYR Queen Finalist. S.E.A . Chaparajos.
Statesmates
SEVENTH ROW Cheatum, Lawrence: Miami, Fla.. Geology. Judo Club
Cheavens, Marcia K: Manhattan. Elementary Education. S.E.A., CYR. Kappa
Phi. Chegwidden, Verlee E: Sylvan Grove. Elementary Education. Kappa
Delta Pi, SEA
BOTTOM ROW: Cheney, Timothy P: Grainfield. Veterinary Medicine
Chetta, Samuel F: Westbury. NY., English. Childs, Robert M: Phillipsburg.
Business Administration.
445
Seniors: Chi-Coo
TOP ROW: Chitwood, Karen L: Wichita. Modern Languages, Kappa Alpha
Theta V-Pres.. Sigma Delta Pi. Angel Flight. Chimes. West Hall Pres., Stu.
Senate. Stu. Pub. Bd.. MPC Pub. Rel. Chm.. UP Sec. IPC. Panhel.. Union
Comm., Pep Co-or. Coun., IFYE. Christensen, Harriett G: Mount Hope,
Elementary Education, Alpha Xi Delta V-Pres. Cor. Sec, SEA. Comm. Chm.
Advisory Bd., AWS Judicial Bd. Comm. Chm.. CYR, Union Comm. Cipra,
Janice E: Belle Plaine, Home Economics Education, Alpha Lambda Delta,
Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Nu, Phi Kappa Phi. SEA., Home Ec. Teaching
Club, Collegiate 4-H, John Trembly Schs., Ireland-Kahl Schs.
SECOND ROW: Clark, Dale A: Mission. Architecture. Triangle Soc Chm.,
AIA, Water Sports Club. EUB, Varsity Rowing Team. Clark, Don W: Wallace.
Speech Clark, Michele J: El Dorado, Secondary Education, Kappa Kappa
Gamma Pledge Trainer Rush Chm , Chimes, Mortar Bd. Soc. Chm., Kappa
Delta Pi Hist , Pi Epsilon Delta V-Pres.. K-State Players Sec. V-Pres., S.E.A.. UP
Sec. Children's Theatre Award.
THIRD ROW: Clark, Stanley R: Chapman, Agricultural Engineering. ASAE.
Wesley Players. State of Kansas Schs. Claybaugh, Kathryn A:
Independence. Mo., Physical Education Claydon, Linda A: Manhattan.
Chemistry.
FOURTH ROW: Cline, Darwin E: Wichita, Business Administration, Civil
Engineering, Delta Chi Pres V-Pres., Chi Epsilon Treas., ASCE, Pres. Comm.
on Stu Govt , ASCE Mid-Continent Conf. Pres , USP Advisory Bd.. IFC Pres.
Sec. FMOC finalist. Dean's Honor Roll. Cobb, Elizabeth J: Culver. Home
Economics Education Coberly, Nancy: Hutchinson. English. Kappa Alpha
Theta Frat Educ Chm Ed.. Panhel., Sisters of the Maltese Cross, HQ Exec.
Dir., Union Comm.
FIFTH ROW: Coburn, Ruth E: Overland Park, Elementary Education, Gamma
Phi Beta Standards Chm Rec Sec , Union Comm., Head Cheerleader, SEA.,
SGA Comm., Statesmates, Pep Coor. Coun., Women's Glee Club. Cochran,
Robert A: Independence, Mo., Architecture, Business Administration, Tau
Kappa Epsilon V-Pres. Pledge Trainer, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Tau
Sigma Delta Pledge Trainer, Delta Mu Delta, Tribunal Chancellor, Pres.
Comm on Stu. Govt., AIA V-Pres., Intr., Weigel & Shaver Schs. Cockrum,
Darrell K: Syracuse, Agriculture Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Colon, Walter E: Puerto Rico, Veterinary Medicine.
Comerford, Karen M: Chicago, III., Secondary Education. Condit, Larry R:
Jena. La.. Electrical Engineering, IEEE, Amateur Radio Club Pres. Sec-Treas.
SEVENTH ROW: Condon, Marquita M: Wichita, Elementary Education, Al-
pha Delta Pi Mem Chm., Kappa Delta Pi., Alpha Lambda Nu, SEA, AWS
Comm.. Union Comm., Pep Club, Newman Club, Intr. Condray, Jettie F:
Wells, Animal Husbandry. Cone, Marie L: St. Louis. Mo., Clothing Retailing.
BOTTOM ROW: Conway, William P: Haysville, Secondary Education.
Cook, George N : Kansas City, Mo.. Business Administration. Coombs, Polly
A: Sedgwick, Applied Music, Chi Omega Songleader, Mortar Bd., Mu Phi
Epsilon Treas . Stu. Senate, K-State Singers, Union Sub-Comm. Chm., MUN,
A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, German Club, K-State Players. CYR, Pep
Club, Miss K-State-Manhattan Finalist. Music Schs.
446
Seniors: Coo-Cro
TOP ROW: Cooper, Larry J: Goodland, Business Administration.
Cooper, Robert G: Coldwater, Business Administration. Cooper,
Robert M: McPherson, Chemical Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
House Mgr.. Steel Ring.AIChETreas., Intr. Cooper, William G :
Preston. Industrial Engineering. Copeland, Eugene H: Clay Center.
Music Education. Cordill, Jerry R: Woodston, Mathematics Corey,
Johnny L: Hutchinson. Secondary Education.
SECOND ROW: Cortesi, Richard J: Manhattan, Veterinary Medi-
cine. Courter, Jimmie R: Wichita, Electrical Engineering. Covalt,
Mary A: Whitewater, Horticulture, Plow & Pen Club, Hort. Club, Mor-
tar Bd. Schs. Covert, Jerry L: South Hutchinson, Electrical Engineer-
ing, IEEE. Cox, Carolyn R: Kansas City, Mo., Physical Education
Crail, Shirley C: Kansas City, Mo.. Home Economics Education,
Gamma Phi Beta Magazine Chm.. SGA Sec. Staff, SEA.. Home Ec.
Teaching Club. Cram, Dan E: Portis. Veterinary Medicine.
BOTTOM ROW: Cramer, Joe D: Healy. Zoology Cramer, Keith L:
Healy. Secondary Education, FarmHouse Intr. Mgr., Phi Epsilon Kap-
pa Treas , K-Club. Varsity Baseball. Athletic Schs. Crane, Martha A:
Wichita. English, Pi Beta Phi Pres.. SEA. Advisory Bd., A&S Coun ,
UPC. Union Comm. Chm.. Little Sisters of Minerva Pres., KSU General
Schs. Crane, Ross D: Severy. Agricultural Edication.
Crespo-Medina, Ramon: Puerto Rico, Veterinary Medicine. Crook,
Carla S: Assaria, Home Economics Education, Smurthwaite Schs
House. Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Upsilon Omicron. Home Ec. Teaching
Club, Fam. Finance Club. S.E.A., State of Kansas Schs. Crotinger,
Mary K: Tribune. Clothing Retailing.
Student Body President Jim Gennger served on the presi-
dent's commission on student government, faculty council on
student affairs. Athletic Council and Student Senate An Engi-
neering Council member, he was selected for Blue Key.
447
Seniors: Cru-Dic
TOP ROW: Crumrine, Judith L: WaKeeney. Foods & Nutrition, Phi
Upsilon Omicron, Prof Foods Club. Union Pacific Schs. Crumrine,
Martin H: Shawnee, Bacteriology, Bacteriology Club. Curtis, Tho-
mas H: Great Bend, Business Administration Cutter, David W:
Hugoton, Agricultural Economics, Marlatt Hall Gov. Bd.. Ag. Ec. Club
Pres., Ag. Coun , Collegiate 4-H, KSUARH, Wesley Found. Cyphers,
Stanley D: Augusta. Accounting, Alpha Kappa Lambda Pres., Alpha
Kappa Psi. Intr. Dahm, Arlene R: Palmer, Accounting, Clovia Pres..
Delta Mu Delta, Jazz Workshop Ensemble, Pep Band, Kansas CPA
Award Dale, James E: St. John, Veterinary Medicine, Phi Kappa
Theta Pledge Trainer Rush Chm.. Alpha Zeta, Ag Honors Program,
AVMA, Newman Club Treas.. Sears & Roebuck Schs., Straube Schs.
House.
Women's Day Chm.. Women's Glee Club, Union Comm., Phi Kappa
Phi, Chaparajos, Foods Club, Intr.
THIRD ROW: Davidson, Allen I: Hempstead, NY.. Animal Husban-
dry. Davidson, Judith A: Wichita, History, Kappa Alpha Theta Schs.
Chm.. Phi Alpha Theta. Alpha Lambda Delta, Chimes, Mortar Bd.
Treas., Sr. Class Treas.. AWS Treas., St. Pub. Bd.. MUN. SGA Comm.
Chm., Union Comm. Chm., Angel Flight Pub. Chm., IPC Treas., Trem-
bly Memorial Schs. Davis, Fred H: Rossville. Secondary Education,
K-State Christian Fellow. Day, Jon M: El Dorado. Veterinary Medi-
cine. Decker, Joy L: Manhattan, Veterinary Medicine. Dellere, Mary
L: Manhattan, Sociology, Kappa Delta Soc. Serv. Chm., Union
Comm., MUN Comm., Kappa lota Sigma, Newman Club. Dennis,
Anita L: Manhattan, Interior Design, Kappa Delta, A.I. D., Angel
Flight.
SECOND ROW: Danielson, Stephen K: Salina. Accounting. New-
man Club, Intr. Dannefer, William D: Rossville, Sociology, Kappa
lota Sigma, Intr. Darling, Dianne: Wichita, Family and Child Develop-
ment, Kappa Delta Standards Bd., Fam. & Child Dev. Club Sec. V-
Pres., Oratorio Chorus, Union Comm. Darner, Ronald R: Towanda,
Landscape Architecture. Dauber, Vesta L: Hutchinson. Technical
Journalism. Daugharthy, Ronald P: Ottawa. Zoology. Daughterly,
Patty L: Dodge City. Elementary Education. SEA. Comm.. AWS All
448
BOTTOM ROW: DeNoon, Daniel A: Meadville, Pa., Veterinary Medi-
cine. DeRosear, Thomas R: Stockton, Business Administration,
Sigma Chi Pledge Trainer. DeRusseau, Marilyn S: Shawnee Mis-
sion, Elementary Education. DeRusseau, Ronald W: Concordia.
Architecture. Deters, Charlotte R: Mankato, Sociology Dey, Judith
A: Newton. Home Economics Education. Dick, Elizabeth A:
Winfield. Applied Music.
J
Seniors: Die-Dod
TOP ROW. Dietrich, Robert N: Willis. Secondary Education. SEA. LSA.
Digregorio, Louis A: Drexel Hill, Pa. Architecture. Dillenback, Harold F:
Manhattan, Electrical Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Dillon, Jean L: Glasco, Home Economics Education. Alpha
Chi Omega House Mgr. Standards Bd . Home Ec, & Art Club. Home Ec. &
Teaching Club. SEA., Pep Club, Oratorio Chorus, Newman Club Dillon,
John F: Glasco, Secondary Education, Men's Glee Club, Newman Club.
Dillon, William L: Burr Oak, Zoology.
THIRD ROW: Dinning, Jan: Wichita, Clothing Retailing Dirksen, Larry E:
Moundridge, Feed Technology, FarmHouse. Alpha Mu Cor. Sec, Milling As-
soc, Mennonite Fellow., Ralston Purina Schs.. Straube Schs Dixon, Margar-
et A: Leon, Modern Languages, SEA., French Club, Wesley Found.
BOTTOM ROW: Dobbins, James R: Goff, Animal Husbandry. Dobson,
Robert C: Manhattan, Dairy Production, Alpha Tau Omega Soc Chm., Scab-
bard & Blade Soc. Chm., Dairy Cattle Judging Team, Dairy Club Sec, Ag
Coun., SCC Comm., Santa Fe Schs., Shawnee Milk Producers Schs., Union
Pacific Schs. Dodd, Janice I: Miltonvale, Secondary Education
Two-year varsity football letterman Larry Anderson was
named Top Athlete-Scholar and was recipient of an NCAA
post-graduate scholarship. He was president of Blue Key and
AVMA and was initiated into Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Eta Sigma.
Kansas College Queen Martha Fly. a member of Student Sen-
ate and Phi Kappa Phi, was an officer in SEA, Putnam Scholars,
Alpha Lambda Delta. Chimes and Mortar Board. She played in
University Orchestra, Cello Choir and was in Madrigal Singers.
449
Seniors: Doh-Dun
TOP ROW Dohrman. Yvonne L: Bushton. History Domer, Robin
R: Centralis. Veterinary Medicine prake, Douglas J: Beloit. Pre-
Medicme Dreher, Margie A: Topeka. Secondary Education, Kappa
Kappa Gamma Cor. Sec. S.E.A., Angel Flight, Union Comm Dresher,
Larry K: Canton, Veterinary Medicine, AVMA Exec. Coun Drew,
Douglas P: Omaha, Neb , Business Administration, Delta Tau Delta
Soc Chm Driskill, John D: Independence, Chemical Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Drumm, Dennis A: St Louis, Mo.. Architecture
Dudley, Pamela J: Cawker City. Elementary Education, Chi Omega
Pledge Trainer. SEA Advisory Bd , CYR Sec, Union Comm.
Duenkel, Robert T: West Orange, N.J , Secondary Education. Duff,
David W: Scott City, Animal Husbandry. Duffendack, John P:
Overland Park, Sigma Phi Epsilon V-Pres . IFC Pres., AIA. Dunaway,
Patricia A: Manhattan. Elementary Education. Dunbar, Stephen A:
Richmond, Animal Husbandry
Traditional bonfire ceremonies spark the beginning of Home-
coming weekend activities as hundreds of students and faculty
gather on the ROTC drill field to cheer the Wildcats. Highlight of
the night was the announcement of house decoration winners.
450
Seniors: Dun-Eri
TOP ROW: Dunham, Jack S: Bonner Springs, Veterinary Medicine. AVMA
Duni, William R: Manhattan, Physical Education Dupre, Durward D:
Manhattan, Accounting.
SECOND ROW: Dussair, David J: Olathe, Architecture Eby, Charles K:
Wichita, Civil Engineering, Triangle Pres.. Sigma Tau, Phi Kappa Phi, ASCE,
Stu. Senate. Eck, Diane L: Harper. Art.
THIRD ROW: Eckel, Gene E: Clay Center, Agricultural Engineering, ASAE
Eckert, Karen J: Manhattan, Modern Languages, Kappa Kappa Gamma Act
Chm. Intr. Edminster, James H: Junction City, English, SEA, German
Club, Hardin Glass Schs.
FOURTH ROW Edmundson, Dale W: Leawood, Business Administra-
tion Edwardson, William D: Everest, Business Administration, Beta Sigma
Psi Pres. V-Pres., IFC Exec Coun Judicial Coun Adm Sec Eggleston, Cora
J: Louisburg, Home Economics Education
FIFTH ROW: Eib, Ned E: Manhattan. Veterinary Medicine Eisele, William
D: Eudora, Secondary Education. FarmHouse Intr Chm Chaplain, Kappa
Delta Pi, Dean's Honor Roll, SEA, CYR, Oratorio Chorus, KSCF Eisenbarth,
Harold M : Wetmore, Industrial Engineering, AIIE.
SIXTH ROW Eisenbrandt, Carolyn: Manhattan, Elementary Education.
Eisenbrandt, David L: Manhattan Veterinary Medicine. Ellis, Hazen J:
Wichita. Electrical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW Elsweiler, Sharon A: Leavenworth. Elementary Education,
Alpha Xi Delta, PanheL, SEA. Advisory Bd. Emel, Charles D: Brewster.
Business Administration. Acacia Pres Rush Chm , Alpha Kappa Psi. CYR. IFC.
Intr Emrich, Patricia A: Kansas City, Mo. Family and Child Development,
Alpha Delta Pi Pres Cor Sec , Union Comm , Home Ec Club
BOTTOM ROW Engle, Harold D: Madison, Agricultural Economics, Farm-
House Pledge Master Bus. Mgr Ed Cor Sec . IPC, Alpha Zeta, Gamma Sig-
ma Delta, Dean's Honor Roll, Stu Senate, Ag Ec Club. Collegiate 4-H. Jr &
Sr Meats Judging Teams. MUN. Orientation Leader Erickson, Michael J:
Lakin, Mechanical Engineering Erickson, Peggy J: Scandia, Family and
Child Development.
451
Seniors: Erm-Fai
TOP ROW: Ermey, Michael S: Wichita. Accounting. Ervin, Gary E:
Junction City. Civil Engineering Eshbaugh, Gerald C: Hope, Second-
ary Education Ethridge, Gale E: Glesco. Botany Etling, Arlen W:
Ensign, Agricultural Education. FarmHouse Pledge Trainer. Blue Key.
Alpha Zeta. Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Tau Alpha, Collegiate 4-H. FFA.
SEA. IFC V-Pres. Sens Chm.. Appt Bd.. Ag Ed Club Pres., Intr .
Sears & Roebuck Schs . National 4-H Found. Schs Etling, Sheryl B:
Garden City, Speech, Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Sigma Rho. Tau
Kappa Alpha Sec Treas.MUNController, SGA Comm., Appt. Bd., SGA
Budget Dir., Forensics Union Pres., A&S Honors Program, Dean's
Honor Roll, Putnam Schs Evans. Jolene: Meade, Elementary Educa-
tion, Delta Delta Delta V-Pres . SEA, CYR
BOTTOM ROW Everett, William W: Shawnee, Electrical Engineer-
ing. Evers, Janice M: Abilene, Elementary Education. Evers, Sharon
K: Manhattan. Modern Languages. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Delta Pi,
CYR, PTP. SEA. AWS. Fail, Charles R: Altoona. Agricultural Engi-
neering. Delta Sigma Phi Pres. House Mgr . ASAE. Failor, Sue A:
Lyndon. Physical Education. SEA, Home Ec. Teaching Club, PHEMS.
Fair, Carolyn K: Hutchinson. Chemistry. AWS Rules Convention,
ACS Stu Affiliate. NSF Undergraduate Research. Fair, Nancy E:
Raymond. Elementary Education, Delta Zeta Pres Act Chm Song-
leader, Angel Flight Treas. V-Pres., Pershing Rifles Honorary, Alpha
Lambda Delta. Chimes V-Pres.. Mortar Bd. Ed.. Kappa Delta Pi, AWS,
Union Comm., SGA Comm.. Women's Glee Club, A Cappella Choir,
SEA, RWF
Purple "Hell Yes I'm a Senior" hats, TGIS buttons and sweat-
shirts add fun and color to the last home football game desig-
nated to honor the 1967 graduating class. Seniors in costumes
led cheers printed on handouts distributed before the game.
452
Seniors: Fan-Fis
TOP ROW: Fankhauser, Christine: Kansas City. Mo, Biology, Kappa Alpha
Theta House Mgr.. Union Comm. Chm., Little Sisters of Minerva, SEA
Fankhauser, Dana C: Wichita, Elementary Education. Fankhauser, Daniel
E: Garden City, Architecture, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Cor Sec.
SECOND ROW: Fapp, Ross L: Sahna, Zoology, Delta Upsilon, CYR, Union
Comm, MPC, Intr , Hugh Cunningham Award. Farley, Perry L: Manhattan,
Pre-Medicine, Kansas Heart Assoc. Research Grant, Beta Beta Beta Out-
standing Research Award, Dean's Honor Roll Farmer, Gordon L: Mayetta,
Political Science. Pol. Sci. Club.
THIRD ROW Farmer, John M: Manhattan, Secondary Education
Faulconer, Wayne C: El Dorado, Chemical Engineering Fenton, Frank R:
Bonner Springs, Electrical Enginering
FOURTH ROW: Ferguson, Donald R: Kensington, Nuclear Engineering.
FarmHouse Pres. Bus Mgr., Blue Key, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau, Steel Ring,
Phi Eta Sigma, Stu Senate, Athletic Coun , FCSA. USP, ANS, Intr, Putnam
Schs , Dean's Honor Roll Ferguson, Patricia A: Wichita, Clothing Retailing
Feyh, Phyllis J: Alma, Elementary Education.
FIFTH ROW: Fiala, Joleen A: Narka, Home Economic Education, Home Ec
Teaching Club, SEA Ficke, Stephen W: Wichita, Psychology Fickel, Jerry
B: Manhattan, Animal Husbandry, Phi Kappa Theta Pari. Ed. House Mgr,
Pre-Vet. Club Pres., CYD, Newman Club Pres
SIXTH ROW Ficken, Donald D: Bison. Mechanical Engineering, Beta Theta
Pi Pres., Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Steel Ring Pres., ASME V-Pres
Fickenscher, Dean G: Moorefield, Neb , Horticulture. Fielding, William O:
Summit, N J , Mechanical Engineering
SEVENTH ROW: Figueroa, Miguel A: El Salvador, Mathematics. Filbert,
Barbara K: Wilmington, Del., Interior Design, Kappa Delta, AID, K-State Play-
ers, Union Comm., CYR, MUN Filbert, Gail W: Wilmington, Del., Clothing
Retailing, Kappa Delta, AHEA, AWS, Women's Glee Club, Union Comm
BOTTOM ROW: Finfrock, Suzanne H: Ft Bragg, N.C , English Firling, Ja-
nice D: Ulysses, Secondary Education. Fischer, Loren D: Lincoln, Modern
Languages, Sigma Delta Pi, SEA, Latin Am Assoc , CYR, USP, MUN, MC
453
Seniors: Fis-Fri
TOP ROW: Fish, Larry W: Emporia, Electrical Engineering.
Fitzgerald, John J: Concordia, Chemical Engineering, Triangle V-
Pres , AlChE V-Pres.. Newman Club Flack, Brian M: Manhattan,
Business Administration Fleming, Barbara J: Prairie Village, Mathe-
matics Fletcher, Allen L: Manhattan, Mathematics Fletcher, Phil-
lip D: Holton, Business Administration Fletcher, Sherrill J: Lakin,
Elementary Education.
SECOND ROW Flipse, Bruce R: Colby, Agricultural Education.
Floyd, Lon K: Kinsley, Physical Education. Fly, Martha M: Topeka,
Elementary Education, Gamma Phi Beta Songleader, Mortar Bd. Cul-
tural Chm., Chimes Songleader, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta,
Kappa Delta Pi, Stu Senate, Ed Coun , SEA Membership Chm .
Putnam Schs. V-Pres Fogo, Glenn C: Esbon, Political Science, CYR,
EUB Foltz, William C: Abilene, Business Administration. Forsythe,
Stephen W: Altoona, Wildlife Conservation. Foss, Michael H:
Wichita, Architecture, Sigma Chi Pledge Trainer Sec , IFC Hist , Union
Comm , K-State Engr Art Ed.. AIA.
BOTTOM ROW: Foster, Thomas E: Great Bend, Mechanical Engi-
neering, Theta Xi Treas Soc. Chm, ASME, IPC, CYR, Intr. Fox, How-
ard D: Wetbury, N.J, Pre-Medicme, Soccer Club Pres . Pre-Vet Club.
B'nai B'rith Hillel, Varsity Track Fox, Joan M: Dodge City. Sociology,
Pep Club. Fox, Vernon E: Stafford, Animal Husbandry. Freelain,
Sandra E: Kansas City, Dietetics and Institutional Management.
Frey, John S: Red Bluff, Calif , Architecture. Frick, Galen G:
Durham, Animal Husbandry, Block & Bridle Club, Varsity Basketball,
Athletic Schs.
Managing Editors Jean Lange and Ed Chamness edited 152
issues of the Collegian Jean, fall semester editor, was a mem-
ber of Theta Sigma Phi, Collegian news editor and assistant edi-
tor. Ed was University Directory editor. Collegian editorial page
editor, assistant University Edition editor, and Collegian editor
spring semester. He also was a member of Sigma Delta Chi.
454
Seniors: Fri-GIa
TOP ROW: Friley, John R: Mission. Mechanical Engineering Fritts, Diana
L: Kansas City, History. Froelich, Sandra K: Solomon, Business Administra-
tion, Chi Omega Rush Chm.. AWS Comm Sec, Union Comm Sec , CYR, Sis-
ters of the Maltese Cross Songleader, Barnwarner Queen Finalist.
SECOND ROW: Froelich, Sharon L: Solomon, Geography, Chi Omega, Pan-
hel.. Gamma Theta Upsllon V-Pres , Intr Frye, Robert S: Salina, Chemistry.
Funk, Larry D: Waldo, Agriculture Education, Alpha Zete Sgt -at-Arms, Ar-
nold Air Soc Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate 4-H. Ag Ed. Club V-Pres., State Leg-
islature Schs.. Moorman's Schs., Springer Elks Schs., Union Pacific Schs.,
Brundage Schs
THIRD ROW Furney, Mary Z: Manhattan, Elementary Education Gagnon,
Thomas A: Manhattan, Accounting. Garcia, Joseph R: Denver, Colo . Busi-
ness Administration.
FOURTH ROW: Garst, Richard L: Bennington, Business Administration
Gates, James D: Glen Elder, Agriculture Economics, Phi Kappa Tau Sec,
Ag Ec. Club Gates, John R: Anthony, Agricultural Education, Alpha Zeta,
Alpha Tau Alpha, Ag Ed. Club, Collegiate FFA
FIFTH ROW: Gaynier, Tahmeroo L: Dallas, Tex., Elementary Education,
Kappa Kappa Gamma Soc. Chm., Mortar Bd.. Phi Kappa Phi, Chimes, Kappa
Delta Pi. Alpha Lambda Delta, Stu Senate, AWS Judicial Bd , SEA, New-
man Club, Varsity Cheerleader Gentry, Alwyn H: Frankfort, Botany, Alpha
Tau Omega Treas. Sec Schs. Chm., Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Blue Key,
Alpha Phi Omega V-Pres. Pledge Trainer Sec , Dean's Honor Roll. Putnam
Schs. Assoc , A&S Honors Program, Stu Senate, UGB, UPC Exec Comm ,
Union Comm Chm., Convocations Comm , SGA Comm , CYR, Putnam Schs.,
Fraternity Schs., National Merit Schs. George, Robert E: Colby, Business
Administration, Delta Tau Delta. Alpha Kappa Psi. Intr , Athletic Schs.
SIXTH ROW George, Sharon K: Uniontown, Home Economics Education.
Clovia, Home Ec. Teaching Club. SEA, Collegiate 4-H, Dean of Home Ec
Schs. Geraghty, Joan R: Manhattan, Elementary Education, Kappa Delta,
SEA., Newman Club Geringer, James E: Wheatland, Wye, Mechanical
Engineering, Triangle Ed.. Blue Key. Sigma Tau, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, Arnold
Air Soc, Angel Flight Coor., Stu. Body Pres., Stu. Senate, Athletic Coun.,
FCSA. Lake Union Comm , Gamma Delta. Marching Band, AFROTC Schs.
SEVENTH ROW Gfeller, James M: Sharon Springs, Restaurant Manage-
ment. Giacomelli, Robert J: Philadelphia, Pa.. Architecture. Gibson, Louvae
L: Salina. Elementary Education, K-State Players. CYR, SEA,, Union Comm
BOTTOM ROW: Giersch, Ronnie G: Bucyrus, Milling Science and Manage-
ment. Gillespie, Kenneth W: Oswego, Electrical Engineering, IEEE. Glasco,
Bradley F: Dodge City, Physics,
455
Seniors: Gla-Gra
TOP ROW: Glaser, Dennis C: Wellington. Accounting. Glover, Nancy J:
Newton. Elementary Education, Kappa Delta, SEA. Comm., Pep Club
Comm., Intr Gloyd, Jane R: Wichita, Family and Child Development, Block
& Bridle, Pre-Vet. Club
SECOND ROW: Glunt, Connie J: Holcomb, Medical Technology.
Goedecke, Barbara: Shawnee Mission, Elementary Education, Delta Delta
Delta, CYR, Dames, S.E.A. Goedecke, Klaus: Salina, Geography. German
Club, Geography Club.
THIRD ROW: Goedel, George D: Mattawan, N.J . Sociology. Goering, Larry
E: Newton. Agricultural Education, Alpha Tau Alpha, Ag. Ed. Club Rep., Col-
legiate 4-H, Mennonite Fellow., Springer Elks Schs. Gomez, Margaret A:
Mentor, Ohio, Home Economics Education, S.E.A., Home Ec. Teaching Club.
FOURTH ROW: Gonzalez, Cesar: Puerto Rico, Veterinary Medicine
Gorden, Gary E: lola. Agronomy. Gordon, Glenn L: Gardner, Electrical Engi-
neering, IEEE, Wesleyan Campus Fellow
FIFTH ROW: Gordon, Shirley J : Manhattan, Family and Child Development.
Goreham, Kenneth C: Junction City, Business Administration, Sigma Phi
Epsilon Comptroller, Fr. Wrestling Gossen, Thomas R: Wheatland, Wyo.,
Architectural Engineering, Scabbard & Blade, Tau Sigma Delta Pres Treas.,
AIA Pres. Program Co-or. Marlatt Hall V-Pres , RA, Marching Band, Newman
Club.
SIXTH ROW: Gotner, Felix J: Shawnee Mission, Physical Education, Phi
Epsilon Kappa, Newman Club, Varsity Track, Intr Gottlick, Thomas J :
Westfield, N.J., Business Administration Gottlob, Charlotte A: Winfield.
Elementary Education
SEVENTH ROW: Gottlob, Glenn R: Winfield, Agricultural Education.
Graber, Larry R: Pretty Prairie, Mechanical Engineering, Sigma Tau Epsilon,
ASME. Graham, Carolyn K: Shawnee Mission, Home Economics Education,
Chi Omega Personnel Chm., Home Ec Coun. Pres., Home Ec. Teaching Club,
SEA., CYR, Pep Club, Women's Glee Club
BOTTOM ROW: Graham, James J: Great Bend, Business Administration.
Sigma Chi Cor. Sec, Commerce Coun., Varsity Golf. Graham, John R : Great
Bend, Accounting, Sigma Chi Pub. Rel Chm. Sec. Exec. Comm., Commerce
Coun., K-Club, Varsity Golf, Intr, Dean's Honor Roll. Grant, Kathryn E:
Overland Park, Physical Science, German Club.
456
Seniors: Gra-Gru
TOP ROW: Graves. Charles M: St. Francis, Animal Husbandry,
West Stadium Treas . Block & Bridle, Marching Band, Varsity Band,
Concert Band. Gray, Eddie J: Salina. Technical Journalism, Sigma
Nu V-Pres. Pledge Trainer Rush Chm., Clinic Club. Gray, Larry M:
Pekin, III., Psychology. Greathouse, Gerald A: Garden City, Animal
i Husbandry. Grecian, Stanley W: Palco, Animal Husbandry, Farm-
I House Sec, Gamma Sigma Delta, Dean's Honor Roll. Block & Bridle,
| Collegiate 4-H. Green, Bruce D: Blackfoot, Idaho, Nuclear Engineer-
ing, Sigma Tau. ANS, AIAA Treas. Green, John R: Leoti, Business
Administration, Delta Tau Delta. Alpha Kappa Psi, Dean's Honor Roll
BOTTOM ROW: Green, Richard C: Concordia, Business Administra-
tion, Delta Tau Delta, IFC. Green, Sonia J: Oxford, Dietetics and In-
stitutional Management. Green, Virginia R: Gardner, Clothing and
Retailing, Kappa Delta, IAWS, Clothing & Tex Club V-Pres., K-State
Players, Johnson County Schs. Gregersen, Gerald D: Peabody, Sec-
ondary Education, SEA Griffee, Pamela K: Oketa, Elementary Edu-
cation, Kappa Kappa Gamma V-Pres , SEA. Treas., Ed Coun , Kappa
Delta Pi Treas., Union Comm.. SGA Comm Griffith, Janet K: Scott
City, Secondary Education, Alpha Xi Delta Treas. Philanthropy Chm .
S.E.A., PTP, CYR, Hoedowners, Collegiate 4-H. Grubb, Linda F: St.
Joseph, Mo., Architecture, Tau Sigma Delta, AIA. Sec.
Touring Europe and Greenland with the K-State Singers, Caro-
lyn Sanders entertained troops overseas for USO She worked
to secure programs of pass-fail grading and teacher evaluation
with Arts and Sciences Council and was president of MENC
Johnny Meetz, a member of the wool, dairy, meats and live-
stock judging teams, trained five days a week each semester
preparing for national contests. He was Little American Royal
president, a student senator, a member of Ag Council, and
BSO.
457
Seniors: Gud-Har
TOP ROW: Gudenkauf, Kenneth: Corning. Electrical Engineering
Guenther, Kathleen A: Linn, English Gugler, Leuita M: Chapman,
Home Economics Extension, Fam. & Child Dev. Club, Ext Club.
Gugler, Lyle H: Chapman, Accounting. Guhn, Norma K: Tipton,
Sociology, Alpha Lambda Delta, Sociology Club, LSA Food Chm. Soc.
Action Chm , KSU Honors Program Gunn, Roland M: Great Bend,
Accounting. Haden, Gary L: Ellsworth, Technical Journalism.
THIRD ROW: Hamilton, Gale W: Strong City, Agricultural
Economics, Block & Bridle, Collegiate 4-H. Varsity Baseball, Straube
Schs. House. Hanchett, Michael A: Norton, Agricultural Economics.
Handelsman, Tina P: Bronxville, NY., Elementary Education, S.E.A.,
B'nai B'rith Hillel. Hanif, Quaisar M: Bombay, India, Nuclear Engi-
neering. Hannebaum, Leroy G: Leonardville, Horticulture. Hansen,
Donald F: Wichita, Mechanical Engineering, Triangle Ed., Sigma Tau,
Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma Cor. Sec, ASME. Hansen, Thomas J:
Manhattan. Geography
SECOND ROW: Haeker, Darrell L: Council Grove, Veterinary Medi-
cine. Hagerman, Richard D: Timken, Business Administration.
Hagerman, Ronald N: Nekoma, Political Science, Beta Sigma Psi
V-Pres. Hagerman, Sandra S: Timken, Clothing Retailing, Home Ec.
Teaching Club Treas. V-Pres . Clothing & Tex. Club. Hahn, Randy K:
St John, Pre-Medicine Hakimian, Behrouz: Tehrans, Iran, Architec-
ture. Hall, Marilyn L: Medicine Lodge, Elementary Education, Delta
Delta Delta Cor Sec , CYR State Queen, K-State Singers
458
BOTTOM ROW: Hanson, Leona W: Leonardville, Elementary Educa-
tion. Hantman, Jerome B: South Orange, N.J., English. Hapgood,
Larry L: McPherson, Political Science, Acacia V-Pres. Schs. Chm.,
Dean's Honor Roll. Harbaugh, Dennis A: Belleville, History, Kappa
Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta Pres Sec. Treas . SEA, Cosmopolitan Club.
Hardy, Clint S: Overland Park, Veterinary Medicine. Harenchar,
Albert M: Manhattan, Psychology. Haresnape, Corrina J: Smith
Center. Home Economics Education. Smurthwaite, Kappa Delta Pi,
Omicron Nu V-Pres., Phi Upsilon Omicron Cor. Sec, Home Ec. Teach-
ing Club, SEA.. Home Ec. Honors Program.
Seniors: Har-Hay
Atw4.il
TOP ROW: Haresnape, Raymond K: Smith Center, Animal Husbandry.
Straube Scholarship House, Block & Bridle Harmon, Catherine L: Augusta,
Veterinary Medicine Harmon, Robert E: Hutchinson, Secondary Education.
SECOND ROW: Harper, Dean F: Scott City, Landscape Architecture Harris,
John H: Chicago, III., Accounting. Harris, Judith A: Kansas City, Family and
Child Development.
THIRD ROW: Harrison, Frank D: Grinnell, Architecture Harrison, Glenna
D: Manhattan, Home Economics Education. Harrison, Walter A: Wakefield,
Agricultural Engineering, ASAE Pres , CYR, K-State Players, Engr. Coun
FOURTH ROW Hartley, Charles S: Lake City. Animal Husbandry Harvey,
Charles E: Neosho Falls, Physical Therapy. Harvey, Margaret E: Overland
Park, Elementary Education, Pi Beta Phi, SEA
FIFTH ROW: Hassler, Lynda K: Hope, Home Economics Extension.
Hassler, Randy D: Abilene. Pre-Medicine, FarmHouse. Men's Varsity Glee
Club. Hatch, Ethel J: Lenexa, Elementary Education, Alpha Delta Pi Schs.
Chm , Kappa Delta Pi. SEA , Union Comm , MUN, Dean's Honor Roll.
SIXTH ROW: Hatfield, Nancy K: Lawrence, Home Economics Extension,
Smurthwaite House Mgr., Home Ec. Ext Club, Home Ec Nursing Club V-
Pres , Collegiate 4-H. RWF Hattrup, Robert D: Offerle. Animal Husbandry,
Newman Club. Hauck, Earl B: Miltonvale, Veterinary Medicine.
SEVENTH ROW: Haun, Adelia M: Jetmore, English. Hauptli, Gary L: Glen
Elder, Secondary Education Hauptli, Linda S: Glen Elder, Home Economics
Education, Home Ec. Teaching Club V-Pres.
BOTTOM ROW: Hawkins, Michael R: Burrton. Business Administration.
Hawks, George W: Kansas City, Chemistry Hayden, Lawrence J: Plains.
Economics.
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Seniors: Hay-Hib
TOP ROW Hayer, Anna C: Potrenllos, Chile, Elementary Education.
Hays, Larry W: Kansas City, Mo., Mathematics, Alpha Phi Omega,
Union Comm.. SEA, Pep Co-or. Coun Head, Marjorie L: Highland,
Business Administration Heape, Michael L: Manhattan, Electrical
Engineering. Heath, John R: Topeka, Industrial Engineering. Heck,
Judy L: Atchison, Home Economics Education, Kappa Delta, Panhel.,
NEA, Union Comm , Chaparajos, SEA Advisory Bd , AWS Comm.
Standards Bd., Home Ec. Teaching Club, Fam Ed. Interest Group,
Pep Club. Heckman, Bruce W: Wakeeney, Architecture, Alpha Tau
Omega V-Pres.Soc.Chm. Rush Chm.AIA, Arnold Air SocUGB
Pres., SCC, Campus Advisory Bd., IPC, Pres Comm on Stu. Govt.
THIRD ROW Henderson, Clarence: Kansas City, Mo., Architecture
Hendricks, Michael A: Great Bend, Mathematics, History, Delta
Upsilon, A&S Coun., German Club, CYD, Statesmen, Varsity Cheer-
leader, Orientation Leader Henningsen, John A: Colby, Political
Science, CYR, PTP, K-State Players, Chancery Club, Pol. Sci. Club,
Newman Club. Henrikson, Duane M: Emporia, Veterinary Medicine,
FarmHouse Pres., Alpha Zeta, Phi Eta Sigma Treas . Blue Key Treas.,
Gamma Sigma Delta, Pre- Vet Club Pres.V-Pres., Phi Kappa Phi,
AVMA, Straube Schs House Award, Danforth Award Henry, Janet
S: Atchison, Family and Child Development. Henry, Larry A:
Manhattan, Architecture Hensley, James I: Burrton, Physical Educa-
tion.
SECOND ROW Hegler, Joan K: Manhattan, Elementary Education.
Heidrick, Donald F: Beloit, Political Science Heilman, Roseann D:
Clay Center, English. Heinen, Edward R: Valley Falls, Secondary
Education Heinen, Gilbert J: Huron, Nuclear Engineering, ANS,
Newman Club, State of Kansas Schs Hellen, David T: Olpe, Civil
Engineering, ASCE Helmke, Henry F: Preston, Animal Husbandry
BOTTOM ROW: Herbers, Donald C: McPherson, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Hermreck, Lawrence A: Ellsworth, Business Administration.
Herynk, John J: Kincaid, Agricultural Economics, Alpha Gamma Rho
Soc. Chm., Ag. Coun Treas , SCC, Stu. Fac. Rel. Comm. Chm., Block
& Bridle, Ag. Ec. Club, MUN, Newman Club, Sears & Roebuck Schs.
Hess, Larry G: Waverly, Agricultural Engineering, ASAE, Rifle Team.
Hevel, Gary F: Oswego, Entomology. Heyl, Andrew R: Junction
City, Economics. Hibler, Ralph E: St. Louis, Mo., Architecture, Tau
Sigma Delta, Steel Ring. AIA, Arch. & Design Coun. V-Pres., Stu. Sen-
ate, K-State Engr. Staff, Alpha Phi Omega, MPC, Statesmen, Smith
Schs. House. Weigel Awards, Missouri Assoc, of Registered Arch.
Award.
460
Seniors: Hic-Hod
TOP ROW: Hicks, James F: Garnett. Veterinary Medicine, AVMA. Pre-Vet
Club, Newman Club, Intr Hilgenfeld, Patricia: Shawnee Mission, Secondary
Education. Hill, Clair C: Hightstown, N J , Physical Education.
SECOND ROW: Hill, William W: Junction City, Business Administration.
Hillman, James M: Essex, Iowa. Civil Engineering Hinnergardt, Carol A:
Ranson, Secondary Education
THIRD ROW: Hinson, Newton C: Ashland, Animal Husbandry Hinz, Tho-
mas W: Abilene, Physics, Beta Theta Pi, AIP Sec. Treas., Putnam Schs. Pres.
Hirsch, Mary J: Elhnwood, Technical Journalism, Newman Club.
BOTTOM ROW: Hoag, Nancy A: Pleasanton, Secondary Education
Hochuli, Barbara G: Holton, Elementary Education, Smurthwaite V-Pres.,
Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi Pres . Alpha Lambda Delta. A&S Honors Pro-
gram, Tn-Angels, Triangle Sweetheart, SEA, Women's Glee Club. EUB.
John Trembly Mem. Schs. Hodges, Dennis D: Lebo, Animal Husbandry,
Block & Bridle, Jr. Livestock Judging Team
Chemistry major Linda Claydon was secretary of AWS rules
convention steering committee, a member of SGA committees
on peace corps, guiz bowl and senior honors, chairman of Un-
ion news and views and a member of Mortar Board.
Union News and Views Chairman Al Gentry was instrumental
in bringing prominent speakers to campus He was a member
of UGB, Student Senate, the President's Commission of Student
Government, and was named outstanding member of UPC
461
Seniors: Hod-Hou
TOP ROW Hodgson, Diane: Little River. English, Gamma Phi Beta Rit
Chm.. Alpha Lambda Delta Pres. Pershing Rifles Honorary, Angel Flight,
SEA, Women's Glee Club, AAUW Schs Hoffman, Diane F: Manhattan,
Family and Child Development, Omicron Nu Pres., Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Upsilon
Omicron, Nursing Club. Fam. & Child Dev. Club, K-State Players, CYD, Dean's
Honor Roll, State of Kansas Schs . Margaret Justin Schs Hohn, Elizabeth A:
Marysville, Secondary Education. SEA.. K-State Players. Dames.
SECOND ROW Holdeman, Kenneth R: Scott City. Mechanical Engineering,
ASME, Sigma Tau. Mennonite Fellow. Holeman, Karen M: Lenora, Psychol-
ogy Holmberg, Edward D: McPherson, Landscape Architecture.
THIRD ROW: Holmes, Wesley P: Grant, Neb, Animal Husbandry, Block &
Bridle Holt, Dean W: Welda, Architectural Engineering Holt, Pamela L:
Prairie Village, Modern Languages, Kappa Delta Act. Chm.. PTP. Pep Club,
French Club, Italian Club, CYD, Intr,
FOURTH ROW: Homan, Allen E: Freeport, NY . Animal Husbandry, Phi Del-
ta Theta Chaplain. Homewood, Gerald L: Luray, Business Administration.
Honeycutt, Danny M: Leavenworth, History
Fl FTH ROW: Hopfner, Walter R: Junction City, Secondary Education
Hopkins, Gary W: Independence, Secondary Education Hopkins, Nancy L:
El Dorado, Secondary Education.
SIXTH ROW Hopper, James D: Russell, Business Administration Hopper,
Patricia S: Emporia. Secondary Education. Home, Dennis E: Hutchinson,
Civil Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Horning, James R: Almena, Animal Husbandry, Varsity
Wrestling, Intr, Calvin Grove 4-H Schs. Hosie, Darrel D: Abilene, Animal
Husbandry, Delta Sigma Phi V-Pres.. Block & Bridle, Ext. Club Hoss. Herbert
E: Hays, Bacteriology
BOTTOM ROW: Hossfeld. Robert H: Clay Center, Bakery Management.
Sports Car Club Hostetler, Clifton V: Harper, Civil Engineering, Sigma Tau,
Chi Epsilon, ASCE. Men's Glee Club, Mennonite Fellow Pres , Dean's Honor
Roll Houdyshell, Richard P: Wilson, Agronomy, Alpha Gamma Rho, Agron-
omy Club, Block & Bridle, Union Pacific Schs
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Seniors: Hou-Jam
TOP ROW: House, Lorna E: Goodland, Home Economics Education.
Pi Beta Phi Rec. Sec. Home Ec. Coun.. Ext. Club Pres . SEA. CYR.
Kappa Phi Pres. Sec. Houser, Jill A: Topeka. Sociology, Dean's Hon-
or Roll, CYR, Kappa lota Sigma, SEA Howell, Charles R: Kansas
City, Mo., Political Science Howell, William D: Kansas City. Mo..
Business Administration. Hubbell, Richard S: Topeka, Landscape
Architecture. ASLA. Hudson, Yancy D: Erie. Physics. Delta Upsilon,
Am. Phys. Soc Huecker, Tommy D: Salina, Chemical Engineering,
Phi Kappa Tau V-Pres. Schs Chm Chaplain Steward Soc Chm ,
AlChE. Intr.
THIRD ROW: Hutton, Mary S: Kansas City, History Ideker, Les-
ter H: Rozel, Accounting, Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Kappa Psi. Ingrim,
Charles N: Wichita. Secondary Education. Ireland, Timothy M:
Muscotah. Modern Languages Irwin, John C: Topeka, Nuclear Engi-
neering. Phi Eta Sigma, ANS. SAME. AIAA Isaacson, David L:
Manhattan, Mechanical Engineering. Jack, Russell P: St. Louis, Mo.,
Business Administration.
SECOND ROW: Hughbanks, Fineas G: Attica, Veterinary Medicine.
Hughes, Dennis D: Lyons, Philosophy, Dean's Honor Roll. Religious
Coun. Pres.. UCCF Pres.. Wesley Found Comm Chm , Varsity Swim-
ming Hughes, Lyman G: Dallas. Tex , Sociology. Hummel, Jerry L:
Manhattan, Veterinary Medicine. Huseman, Virgil R: Kanopolis,
Animal Husbandry, Alpha Gamma R ho V-Pres Alumni Sec, LAR
Treas., Livestock Judging Teams, Dean's Honor Roll, Block & Bridle
Pres.. Ag. Coun., Union Pacific Schs., Soil Conservation Schs.
Husted, Stanley R: Lawrence. Entomology Huston, Joann M :
Abilene, Elementary Education.
BOTTOM ROW Jackson, Beverly A: McCune, Home Economics
Education Jackson, Gary L: Hutchinson, Business Administration.
Jackson, Jack H: Omaha, Neb, Architecture, Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pres. V-Pres. Rec, Tau Sigma Delta, AIA. BSO. SCC Pres.. IFC, IPC,
MUN, MPC Jackson, Janette B: Kansas City. Clothing Retailing.
Jacobitz, Tom L: Stella, Neb , Veterinary Medicine, FarmHouse Soc
Chm. Songleader, AVMA. SCC, Pep Co-or Coun , Head Cheerleader,
Intr. Jahnke, Nancy K: Riley, Secondary Education. SEA. CYD.
Concert Band. UCCF. James, Stephen L: Henngton. Secondary Edu-
cation. Delta Upsilon Sec. Pledge Trainer, Ed. Coun Pres , SEA.
463
Seniors: Jan-Jez
TOP ROW: Janke, Donald L: Alexander. Physical Education. Intr
Janke, Gary D: Brownell. Agronomy, Beta Sigma Psi V-Pres. Cor.
Sec, Agronomy Club, CYR, Gamma Delta, Intr. Janke, Michael D:
Alexander. Geography, Gamma Theta Upsilon Pres., Phi Eta Sigma,
Geography Club, Royal Purple Ed. Staff. Dean's Honor Roll Janssen,
Alfred: Scott City. Agricultural Journalism. Jantz, Merle D:
Moundndge. Architecture Jaymes, Robert W: Manhattan, Physical
Education Jeffers, Marlin D: Lincoln, Veterinary Medicine.
BOTTOM ROW: Jenkins, Marna G: Belvue, Elementary Education,
Alpha Chi Omega V-Pres., SEA. Comm. Chm. Treas., French Club.
Rifle Team Jenkins, William H: Manhattan. Accounting. Jensen,
Harold G: Kinsley. Medical Technology. Jensen, John H:
Manhattan. Accounting. Jensen, Kathryn R: White River. S.D., Sec-
ondary Education. Jewett, Dwight D: Concordia, Modern Lan-
guages, Smith Schs. House Treas.. Sigma Delta Pi V-Pres.. German
Club Jezbera, Edward J: Manhattan. Veterinary Medicine, AVMA.
Student Senator Jack Lewis was president of the assembly for
MUN and served on the steering committee for Model Con-
gress. He was member of several campus committees, played
Concert and Pep Bands and was outstanding first year debater
Versatile musician Carolyn Bartholomew provided music for
campus and community organizations and service projects. She
was AWS second vice-president and secretary, Mu Phi Epsilon
president and student orientation steering committee member.
464
Seniors: Joh-Ken
TOP ROW: Johnson, Cecil W: Salina, Business Administration. Alpha Tau
Omega, Varsity Baseball, Mike Ahearn Sens. Johnson, Donald A: Oketo,
Agricultural Economics, Phi Eta Sigma, Dean's Honor Roll, Phi Kappa Phi,
Alpha Zeta, Scabbard & Blade, Ag. Ec. Club Cor. Sec, Marian Hall Govern.
Bd., Newman Club, Thomas G. Hobbs Mem. SchsJohnson, Ingrid M:
Lindsborg, Secondary Education, SEA, OCW, LSA
SECOND ROW: Johnson, Leland K: Clay Center, Technical Journalism.
Johnson, Leland R: Raytown, Mo., Psychology. Johnson, Lynn R: Oberhn,
Accounting, Acacia V-Pres. Sec. Pledge Trainer, CYR, YAF, Men's Glee Club,
MUN, Union Comm
THIRD ROW: Johnson, Patrick A: Erie, Agricultural Economics. Johnson,
Steve A: Manhattan, Milling Science and Management. Johnston,
Frances E: Junction City, Physical Education.
FOURTH ROW: Johnston, Franklin E: Wakefield, Electrical Engineering
Johnston, Larry D: El Dorado, Architectural Engineering. Jones, Barbara J :
Manhattan, Secondary Education, SEA., Kappa Delta Pi, Lambda Chi Alpha
Schs., State of Kansas Schs.
FIFTH ROW: Jones, Carolyn A: Holcomb, Elementary Education, Alpha Del-
ta Pi Cor. Sec, Alpha Lambda Nu, SEA, Intr. Jones, Phoebe J : Hutchinson,
Sociology. Jones, Robert J: Topeka, Electrical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW: Jordan, Ronald E: Beloit, Veterinary Medicine. Joyce, Gerald
W: Denton, Mathematics. Kalbach, Lela F: Manenthal, Clothing Retailing.
SEVENTH ROW: Kanitz, Howard V: Wellington, Social Science, Beta Sigma
Psi Schs. Chm. Athletic Mgr., Gamma Delta, Clinic Club Kaufman, Toni M:
Hutchinson, Elementary Education, Kappa Alpha Theta House Mgr., Little Sis-
ters of Minerva, SEA Kelley, Kenneth W: Columbus, Agricultural Educa-
tion, Alpha Zeta, Alpha Tau Alpha V-Pres . Kappa Delta Pi, Ag, Ed. Club. Col-
legiate 4-H, Dean's Honor Roll.
BOTTOM ROW: Kellogg, Myron C: Jamestown, Agricultural Economics.
Dean's Honor Roll, Ag Ec. Club, Ag. Coun Treas. Kennedy, Donald E:
Dodge City, Mechanical Engineering, ASME Kent, Bruce W: Salina, Sec-
ondary Education, SEA., Phi Alpha Theta, CYD, Fr Wrestling
465
Seniors: Ker-Klo
TOP ROW: Kern, Larry G: Salina. Agricultural Economics Kerr, David M:
Coats. Biological Science. Kershner, Robert l\l : Rush Center, Feed Science
and Management, Alpha Mu, Dean's Honor Roll, Amateur Radio Club.
SECOND ROW: Keys, Ronald E: Council Grove, Entomology Killebrew,
Lewis G: Neodesha, Feed Science and Management Killough, Howard:
Russell. Pre-Dentistry
THIRD ROW Kimball, Donneta R: Lebo, Elementary Education, SEA.
Kimball, Kay M : Scott City, Accounting, Alpha Kappa Lambda Treas . Alpha
Kappa Psi Warden. Commerce Coun King, Barbara J: Arkansas City. Ele-
mentary Education. Kappa Delta Schs. Chm . SEA, Union Comm.
FOURTH ROW: Kintigh, Roberta O: Manhattan. Elementary Education.
Kinzer, Howard A: McLean, Va., Veterinary Medicine, Beta Theta Pi, AVMA.
Kirk, Linda A: Overland Park, Elementary Education. Alpha Chi Omega Rec.
Sec. Songleader, S E.A., CYR, A Cappella Choir, Union Comm
FIFTH ROW Kirshe, Carol J: Prairie Village. Physical Education. Alpha Chi
Omega, SEA. PHEMS V-Pres. Kissinger, Don F: Mankato, Political Sci-
ence Kitchener, Harry L: Oakhill, Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Kappa
Sgt.-at-Arms V-Pres . Varsity Track
SIXTH ROW Kittell, Howard H: McPherson. History Klassen, Judith F:
Hillsboro. Home Economics Education Klassen, William R: Hillsboro. Civil
Engineering, Chi Epsilon Pres Sec , Steel Ring Treas , ASCE
SEVENTH ROW Klein, Karen L: Phil I ipsburg. Home Economics Education,
Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Upsilon Omicron. RA, SEA. Dean's Honor Roll, Phillips-
burg H S Schs Klenda, Deanna K: Marion, Family and Child Development.
Delta Delta Delta, Fam & Child Dev Club, CYD Mem. Chm . Newman Club
Pub Chm Comm Chm V-Pres . Miss Newmanite of Kansas, Phi Kappa Theta
Honorary Sweetheart. Klesath, Charles F: Topeka, Zoology, Phi Kappa Theta
Pledge Trainer, Newman Club, Intr.
BOTTOM ROW Klick, Gail A: Toronto. Mathematics Kline, Raymond L:
Culver, Horticulture Klockenteger, Gary C: Juneau, Alaska, Economics
466
A jiiflA
Seniors: Klo-Kra
TOP ROW: Klotz, David E: Meade, Mechanical Engineering. Phi Eta
Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma Sec, Sigma Tau, AIAA Sec, Intr . Dean's Honor
Roll, Mobile Oil Schs. Klotz, Jack R: Emporia, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Klover, Jane D: Solomon, Home Economics with Liberal Arts,
Chi Omega Chapt. Cor , MUN, Royal Purple Greek Ed., Sweethearts of
Sigma Chi, AWS Comm., SGA, Union Comm. Knecht, Samuel W:
Wichita, Electrical Engineering, Sigma Chi Alumni Chm. Pub Rel.
Chm., Eta Kappa Nu Treas.. Sigma Tau, Stu Senate, SGA Comm.
Chm , IEEE Treas . CYR. Knedlik, Larry E: Narka. Business Adminis-
tration. Knudsen, Charles E: Ludell, Veterinary Medicine. Koelliker,
James K: White Cloud, Agricultural Engineering, FarmHouse Treas.
Bus. Mgr , Sigma Tau Cor Sec , Steel Ring Treas , Blue Key, Engr.
Honors Program, Dean's Honor Roll. ASAE, Sigma Theta Epsilon,
Gamma Sigma Delta Award, ASAE Stu Honor Award.
SECOND ROW Koestel, Sondra L: Partridge, Elementary Education.
Kohler, James Q: Manhattan, Business Administration Kohler,
Joan K: Manhattan, Business Administration Kohls, Eric W:
Henngton, Business Administration, CYD, Rowing Team, Intr Konitz,
Jack H: Overland Park, Veterinary Medicine, Delta Tau Delta Cor
Sec. Schs Chm , AVMA, Rifle Team, Varsity Gymnastics, Intr Koons,
Mary J: Shirley, III., Home Economics Extension. Kopp, Jerald A:
Fairview, Dairy Foods Processing, Alpha Gamma Rho Treas , Dairy
Prod. Judging Team, Dairy Sci. Club V-Pres , Kansas Co-op Dairy
Prod Schs.
BOTTOM ROW: Korach, Gerald F: Kansas City, Mechanical Engi-
neering. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Newman Club, ASME Sec, Intr Korb,
Sandra G: Burr Oak, Secondary Education, SEA, CYR, NCTE, KATE
Korsak, John: Trenton, N.J.. Electrical Engineering, Soccer Club.
Kottmann, Louis D: Lyons, Mathematics Kovar, Eugene W:
Rossville, Poultry Science Kramer, Arthur: Manhattan, Business
Administration. Kraus, Michael R: Winfield, Milling Science and
Management Assoc , Varsity Tennis, K-Club, WSCS Methodist Schs
Emphasizing changes the University is experiencing President
McCain discusses problems with students in a Coffee Hour.
467
Seniors: Kra-Lan
TOP ROW; Kraus, Sharon L: Winfield, Family and Child Develop-
ment Krause, Vernon E: Plainview, Neb., Animal Husbandry, Block
& Bridle, Judo Club. Krehbiel, Jeffrey L: Kingman, Architecture, AIA
Comm., Union Comm Kriss, Sharon M: Colby. Music Education, Mu
Phi Epsilon, MENC, State of Kansas Schs. Krob, Johnny R: Cuba,
Secondary Education, S.E.A., Indus. Ed. Club, Newman Club, Varsity
Baseball. Kroeker, Robert E: Buhler, Mathematics. Phi Kappa Tau,
CYR, Chess Club. Kruse, Ronald M: Hays, Chemical Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Kuhn, Charles W: Hope, Mechanical Engineering.
Kuhn, William R: Gypsum, Business Administration. Kwok, Wing
Kee: Hong Kong, Architecture, RA, AIA, Alpha Phi Omega, MUN,
Design Coun., UPC, Union Comm. Chm. Lafferty, Marilyn L: Osage
City, Home Economics Education, Delta Zeta House Mgr, SEA,
Home Ec. Teaching Club. Lair, John M: lola. Animal Husbandry.
Lambert, Beverly A: Densmore, Music Education, Mu Phi Epsilon,
MENC, SEA., Dean's Honor Roll Lambert, John V: Manhattan,
Physics.
BOTTOM ROW: Land, Orlan R: Severy, Animal Husbandry. Lane,
David T: Wichita, Veterinary Medicine. Lang, Fred D: Palos Verdes,
Calif., Nuclear Engineering, ANS, AIAA V-Pres., K-State Engr. Lange,
Jean : Manhattan, Technical Journalism. Langford, David J : Tempe,
Ariz., Nuclear Engineering. Langley, Helen A: Topeka, Family and
Child Development. Lanning, Michael A: Abilene, Veterinary Medi-
cine.
Student Senator Phil Moore worked with international stu-
dents as Cosmopolitan Club president and International Coordi-
nating Council program chairman. He was recorder of MUN
General Assembly and chairman of a MUN Committee.
468
Seniors: Lan-Lin
TOP ROW: Lanning, Ralph E: Manhattan, Sociology, Kappa lota Sigma.
Lansdowne, Miriam L: Manhattan, Music Education. MENC, A Cappella
Choir, Oratorio Chorus, GBF, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow Larson, Glenn:
Manhattan, Industrial Engineering
SECOND ROW Larson, Roger C: Leonardville, Landscape Architecture.
Latschar, Carol D: Camden, S C , Secondary Education, Kappa Delta Pi.
Hoedowners, SEA., German Club Laverentz, Gene W: Bendena, Animal
Husbandry, Alpha Gamma Rho Songleader, Block & Bridle, Ag Coun , Apollo
Men's Glee Club, LAR Exec Coun , Sr Wool Judging Team, Jr Livestock
Judging Team.
THIRD ROW: Lawhon, Mary B: Wichita, Elementary Education. Delta Delta
Delta Chaplain Act Chm , Royal Purple Queen Attendant. AWS Comm Judi-
cial Bd., SEA, CYR, Nursing Club, Union Comm Lawrence, William V:
Scott City, Political Science Lawson, Robert E: Milford, Secondary Educa-
tion
FOURTH ROW Laxer, Marc A: New York, N Y , Biological Science, Pershing
Rifles. Lay, Russell: Point Washington, N Y, Business Administration Lee,
Dennis D: Overbrook, Civil Engineering, ASCE, Marching Band. Pep Band,
Varsity Band, Kansas Constructors Schs.
FIFTH ROW: Leichtling, Lee S: New York. N Y , Zoology, B'nai Bnth Hillel
Pres , Zoology Club, Chaparajos, Pre-Vet Club, Intr Leiker, William J: Ness
City, Agronomy. Leister, Karen A: Sahna, Elementary Education
SIXTH ROW: Lewis, Curtis D: Manhattan, Veterinary Medicine Lewis, Eve-
lyn J: Independence, Mo., Modern Languages, Alpha Xi Delta Soc Chm.
German Club Lewis, Jack V: Russell, Speech, Sigma Phi Epsilon Recorder
Chaplain Act Chm , Delta Sigma Rho, Tau Kappa Alpha. Forsenics Union,
Stu Senate, MUN Pres., Debate Sguad, MC Steering Comm , SGA Comm .
Newman Club.
SEVENTH ROW: Lewis, Kenneth D: Winfield, Mechanical Engineering.
Lewis, Lois K: Rago, Home Economics Education, Alpha Chi Omega Rush
Chm Treas , AWS, SEA, Home Ec Teaching Club, CYR, Dean's Honor Roll.
Lewis, Michael R: Arkansas City. Mechanical Engineering. Lambda Chi Al-
pha Pledge Ed.. ASME, Intr
BOTTOM ROW: Lewis, Richard W: Fowler. Animal Husbandry Lilak, Rita
K: Wilson, Home Economics Education, Smurthwaite Pres , Standards Chm ,
Mortar Bd., Chimes, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Nu Treas , Kappa Delta
Pi, Stu. Senate, Prof. Foods Club, SEA , Collegiate 4-H Songleader. Newman
Club, Sears & Roebuck Schs , Musser Schs , Martha Pittman Award Linn,
Michael W: Colorado Springs, Colo , Business Administration, SA, Fr. Row-
ing Team
469
Seniors: Lit-Mar
TOP ROW Litton, Dale G: Nickerson, Speech and Journalism, Sig-
ma Chi Hist., Apollo Men's Glee Club, Varsity Cheerleader Loetel,
Diana K: Overland Park, Mathematics. Lonergan, Martha J:
Leavenworth, Modern Languages, Alpha Chi Omega Pres , Sigma
Delta Pi Sec , MUN Comm , CYD, K-State Players, Newman Club
Long, Galen J: Beloit, Elementary Education, SEA., Newman Club.
Long, James L: Oakley, Electrical Engineering Long, Rose A:
Dresden, Elementary Education Loop, John D: Concordia, Physics,
Smith Schs. House Pres Sec , Phi Eta Sigma Sec , Intr , KSU Honor
Schs.
THIRD ROW: Lunsford, Ronnie G: Ashland, Feed Science and
Management, FarmHouse Cor Sec, Ag Coun V-Pres., Collegiate
4-H, Milling Assoc, Agronomy Club, Orientation Leader, State of Kan-
sas Schs., Watkms 4-H Schs. Lydick, Sally J: Hamlin, Home Eco-
nomics Education, AHEA, SEA., Block & Bridle, Univ Ext. Club, LAR
Schs., Union Pacific Schs. Lynn, Gary D: Herrin, III., Architecture,
AIA, Stu Senate, Design Coun. Sec, Union Comm Chm. Lynn,
Lloyd E: Shawnee. Dairy Manufacturing. MacDonald, James A: Mt.
Holly, N.J., Architecture. Maddy, Stephen L: Abilene, Business Ad-
ministration, Tau Kappa Epsilon Treas. Manderscheid, Val D: Great
Bend, Humanities.
SECOND ROW: Louderback, Forrest: Elkton, Va., Milling Science
and Management. Lowrey, Annie T: Junction City, Secondary Edu-
cation Lowrey, Fred E: Larned, Veterinary Medicine. Lowther, Mar-
cia L: Lawrence, Home Economics and Journalism, CloviaV-Pres. Ag
Coun., Collegiate 4-H Pres Rep., 4-H in Review Ed., Home Ec, Jour-
nalism Club, State of Kansas Schs. Lundblade, Eugene D:
Manhattan, Mechanical Engineering Lundgren, Joan A: Osage City,
Secondary Education, SEA Lundquist, Ronald C: Lindsborg, Bio-
chemistry, Moore Hall Pres Treas , Alpha Zeta, Scabbard & Blade,
LSA, Sears & Roebuck Schs.. Prod Credit Assoc. Schs
BOTTOM ROW: Mainquist, Robert J : Courtland, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Malloy, Joseph J: Trenton, N.J., Architecture. Maninger, Lyle
F: Anthony, Architecture, Phi Delta Theta Pres., AIA. Mann, Gary P:
Waterville, Pre-Medicine. Mann, John C: Fredonia, Architecture,
Lambda Chi Alpha, AIA, PTP. Mapes, Janet K: Netawaka, Secondary
Education, Collegiate 4-H, SEA., AWS Rules Convention Steering
Comm , Home Ec Ext. Club Sec , RWF, Ks. Legislative Schs.,
Smurthwaite Schs. House. Marker, Jack H : Blue Springs, Mo., Busi-
ness Administration, Sigma Chi Pub. Rel Chm. Sgt.-at-Arms, Alpha
Phi Omega, SEA., Wesley Found , Intr., Dean's Honor Roll.
470
Seniors: Mar-Mat
TOP ROW Markley, John R: Manhattan, Business Administration. Marmet,
Kent L: Sabetha, Electrical Engineering Marriott, Kay J : Manhattan, Sec-
ondary Education
SECOND ROW Marrs, John A: Harvey, III., Business Administration, Tau
Kapoa Epsilon, Pershing Rifles, ROTC Rifle Team Marshall. Janet D: Ft
Scott, Dietetics and Institutional Management. Martin, Larry R: Matfield
Green, Electrical Engineering, Triangle Rush Chm , Sigma Tau, Eta Kappa Nu
V-Pres., Engr Honors Program, MUN, MPC, Engr. Coun , Intr , Western Elec-
tric Sens.. Dean's Honor Roll
THIRD ROW: Martin, Michael P: Milwaukee, Wis., Business Administra-
tion. Martindale, Donna L: Burlington, Family and Child Development.
Marx, Robert J: Omaha, Neb., Architecture.
BOTTOM ROW: Masten. Boyd E: Stafford, Secondary Education Mathias,
Albert R: LeRoy, Agronomy Mathias, Kenneth E: McCook, Neb , Mechani-
cal Engineering, ASME.
Ashley Allison participated in service projects as a member of
Angel Flight, Chimes, Mortar Board and the CYRs A senior
class officer, she served the Union as chairman of the personnel
and research committee and as a member of UGB and UPC
Discussion leader at Big Eight and Region 1 1 Union confer-
ences, Fred Williams served the Union as assistant program
adviser, publicity coordinator and HQ producer He was sum-
mer Collegian editor, a K-State player and active in 4-H
471
Seniors: Mat-McG
TOP ROW: Mattare. Joseph H: Washington, DC, Veterinary Medi-
cine Mattox, Frederick L: Piper, Civil Engineering Mauck, Wilbur
L: Hill City, Wildlife Conservation Maurath, Francene H: Cimarron,
Home Economics Education, SEA, Home Ec Teaching Club
May, Jerry L: Lebanon, Civil Engineering. McAdow, Mary J:
Lyndon, Elementary Education, Gamma Phi Beta Pres.. Ed Coun V-
Pres., SEA., Panhel., Jr. Panhel. Pres., SGA Comm , AWS Comm.
McCobb, Allan P: Russell, Physical Education.
BOTTOM ROW McCollough. Richard: Randall, Animal Husbandry.
McConachie. Daniel R: Wichita, Economics, Alpha Kappa Lambda
V-Pres Treas.. IFC V-Pres., Circle K, CYR, MUN, Varsity Swimming.
McCoy, Sharron A: Alma, Elementary Education. McCullough,
Ronald: Dalton. Ohio, Wildlife Conservation. McGee, Judith E:
Kansas City, Mo.. Elementary Education. Gamma Phi Beta Soc. Chm.
Act. Chm., S.E.A., Union Comm McGhee, Daniel: Kansas City. Land-
scape Architecture. ASLA V-Pres McGhee, Francis M: Kansas City,
Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Kappa Delta, AID, Clothing &
Tex. Club, Newman Club
Entertaining armed forces overseas, Polly Coombs toured
Europe and Greenland with the K-State Singers. She also sang
with A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers and a Presbyterian
choir A student senator, she was selected for Mortar Board.
Student Senate Chairman Don Ferguson, as a member of fac-
ulty council on student affairs and Athletic Council, was a link
between students and administration. An Engineering Council
member, he was selected for Phi Kappa Phi and Blue Key.
472
Seniors: McG-Mic
*,Jk4„te
TOP ROW: McGuire, Timothy J : Kansas City, Mo, Bacteriology Mclntyre,
Steven G: Jewell, Agronomy, Alpha Kappa Lambda Rec Sec House Mgr.,
ASA, Intr McKee, Dennis D: Hays, Architecture.
SECOND ROW. McKinley, Ann L: Manhattan. Elementary Education, S E A ,
AVMA Aux.. Women's Glee Club. McKinney, Donald E: Junction City, Histo-
ry McKinnis, Jim A: Lyons, Mechanical Engineering, ASME Treas , Arnold
Air Soc Pi Tau Sigma, Lake Union Comm , Newman Club, Intr , Engr. Open
House Dept. Chm
THIRD ROW: McKinnis, Jo M: Lyons, Elementary Education. McKown,
Richard A: Pratt, Civil Engineering McLenon, Paul A: Effingham, Business
Administration.
FOURTH ROW McMillan, Alan D: Stafford, Agricultural Engineering.
McMillan, Glenda S: Stafford, Interior Design. Meetz, Johnny E: Newton,
Animal Husbandry, Alpha Gamma Rho Pres V-Pres House Mgr . Block &
Bridle, Jr & Sr Wool Judging Teams, Jr & Sr Meats Judging Teams, Jr &
Sr Livestock Judging Teams, Sr Dairy Judging Team, Stu Senate, TCB,
BSO, LAR Pres V-Pres., Ag. Coun . Dean's Honor Roll, Sears & Roebuck
Schs.. Block & Bridle Schs . Intr
FIFTH ROW: Meier, Harold E: Lincoln, Wildlife Conservation. Mellott,
Mitchell P: Edwardsville, Technical Journalism. Melvin, Judith A: Shawnee
Mission, Mathematics, Gamma Phi Beta Treas , Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Mu
Epsilon, Phi Alpha Mu Treas , Phi Kappa Phi, PTP, KSU Honor Schs
SIXTH ROW: Merten, Donald H: Whiteman AFB, Mo, Mechanical Engi-
neering Mertz, Jacob E: Wamego, Statistics Meschke, David G:
Hutchinson, Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Varsity Football, Athletic
Schs.
SEVENTH ROW: Messersmith, Maria J: Ellmwood, Physical Therapy, Alpha
Chi Omega Cor Sec, CYD, USP, AWS Comm, Intr Metzger, Ronald C:
Scott, Business Administration Meyer, Janet S: Wichita, Home Economics
Education, SEA, Home Ec Teaching Club, Kappa Phi.
BOTTOM ROW. Meyers, Maryalys: Hiawatha. Elementary Education.
SEA.. CYD Michaud, Michael E: Clifton, Physical Education, Phi Epsilon
Kappa, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Athletic Schs Michie, Terry K:
Pittsburg, Electrical Engineering, Triangle V-Pres. Treas Sec , Sigma Tau, Eta
Kappa Nu, IEEE, Engr. Coun Sec , Dean's Honor Roll, Intr
473
Seniors: Mid-Moo
TOP ROW: Middleswart, Jerry M: Fowler, Veterinary Medicine. Miles, Ja-
nice J: Mt Hope, Elementary Education. Chi Omega Soc. Chm.. SCC Sec.
Treas., SEA Miller, Gregory L: Manhattan, Civil Engineering.
SECOND ROW Miller, Jackie L: Hutchinson, Home Economics Education,
Home Ec Teaching Club, SEA., Collegiate 4-H. Miller, Patricia A: Kansas
City, Home Economics Education, Gamma Phi Beta, SEA., Home Ec Teach-
ing Club Miller, Robert H: Wellington, Agricultural Economics.
THIRD ROW: Miller, Sherry K: Towanda, Home Economics Education,
SEA, Kappa Delta Pi, Home Ec. Teaching Club, Home Ec. Masters Program
Miller, Willard A: Garnett. Mechanical Engineering, ASME, CYD, Apollo
Men's Glee Club, Newman Club. Milliken, Sharon L: Topeka, Sociology.
FOURTH ROW Mills, Michael T: Russell, English, Alpha Tau Omega Sec.
House Mgr Sgt.-at-Arms, Union Comm., Concert Band, Pep Club, Touch-
stone Staff, CYD, Newman Club, Putnam Sens., General Motors Schs Miner,
Dennis L: Ness City, Music Education Minnis, Roberta I: Omaha, Neb.,
Elementary Education.
FIFTH ROW: Misak, Eldon L: Caldwell. Veterinary Medicine Mitcha, John
L: Overland Park. Mechanical Engineering. Business Administration, Sigma
Chi Treas . ASME. SAME. Engr. Coun Sec. Union Comm Mitchell, Karen
L: Manhattan, Secondary Education. Alpha Xi Delta, Panhel , Sigma Alpha
Eta, Wesley Found., Kappa Phi.
SIXTH ROW Mizell, Robert H: Norton, Animal Husbandry, Block & Bridle,
Pre-Vet Club Moehlman, Patricia L: Manhattan, Secondary Education.
Mohrman, Carolyn K: Byron, Neb , Secondary Education.
SEVENTH ROW Monday, Norma J: Manhattan, Business Administration,
Delta Mu Delta Treas , Dean's Honor Roll Montgomery, Michael: Sabetha,
Pre-Medicine Moody, Ann E: Olathe, Elementary Education, SEA., Cloth-
ing & Tex Club, KSUARH.
BOTTOM ROW: Moore, James R: Wichita, Business Administration.
Moore, Kathryn E: Manhattan, Family and Child Development Moore,
Lowell G: Muscotah, Electrical Engineering, Kappa Sigma Pres., Sigma Tau,
Eta Kappa Nu, Stu. Senate, Engr Coun , K-State Engr. Ed.
474
Stan Husted and Ron Keys, participants in undergraduate Na-
tional Science Foundation research grants, both presented
papers in entomology for publishing, Stan, Agriculture Council
vice-president, lettered three years in vansty gymnastics and
was team captain. Ron, Arnold Air Society Commander, was
Alpha Zeta chancellor and a member of Phi Kappa Phi.
Seniors: Moo-Mur
TOP ROW Moore, Phillip F: Wichita, Pre-Law, Sigma Chi Sec , Stu
Senate Pari , MUN Comm Chm , Chancery Club, Cosmopolitan Club
Pres . K-State Players, Intl Coor Coun.. CYR, Men's Glee Club, USP.
MC, MPC, Dean's Honor Roll, Intr Moore, Sandra C: Munden, Horti-
culture, Dean's Honor Roll, Hort Club Pres V-Pres. Sec Treas , Ag
Coun , Collegiate 4-H, Ks Assoc Garden Clubs Schs Moore, Susan
M: Wichita, Speech, Kappa Kappa Gamma Hist, Stu Senate, K-State
Players. German Club, Cosmopolitan Club, SEA Moore, Thornton
A: Manhattan, Civil Engineering Morgan, Jeanette R: Ashton.
Mathematics, Pi Mu Epsilon, A&S Honors Program. AWS Standards
Bd , Intr , Boyer Trust Schs Morgan, Patricia J: Arkansas City. Sec-
ondary Education, S E A Morgenson, Jonathan: Topeka, Technical
Journalism.
SECOND ROW: Morgenstern, Jerry L: Hoisington, Agricultural Edu-
cation. Morrison, Sidney L: Waubay, S D ., Architecture
Morrissette, Linda K: Mission, Elementary Education, Alpha Delta Pi
V-Pres Pledge Trainer, SEA, Jr Panhel . Union Comm Morrow,
James F: Atlantic, Iowa, Business Administration, Sigma Chi
Mortimer, Alan J: Gypsum. Electrical Engineering Mortimer, Kay
D: Salina, Elementary Education, Kappa Delta. S.EA, Pep Club, K-
State Players. Union Comms . Ed Coun , A&S Coun Morton, Marcia
J: Oxford, Elementary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Moser, Michael L: Oakley, Business Administration
Muehring, Paul E: Hemet, Calif., Technical Journalism Mueller,
Barbara L: Hanover, English, German Club, Oratorio Chorus, SEA
Mueller, Patty E: Manhattan, Home Economics Education Mueller,
Steven A: Sylvan Grove. Animal Husbandry. Block & Bridle. Chapara-
jos. Fr. Baseball Mullin, Thomas W: Longford. Geography, Murphy,
James P: Abilene, Agricultural Engineering.
475
Seniors: Mur-Nor
TOP ROW: Murphy, Jerry S: Hope, Civil Engineering Murphy,
Kenneth L: Manhattan, Business Administration, Alpha Kappa Psi.
Arnold Air Soc , CYR Murphy, Maryanne: Sublette. Elementary Edu-
cation, Alpha Chi Omega Rec Sec. House Mgr Act Chm , Jr Panhel.,
A&S Coun , Ed Coun.. S E A., CYD, Dean's Honor Roll. Murrow
Elton G: Blue Mound, Animal Husbandry, Delta Sigma Phi Rush
Chm Murry, Catherine A: Kankakee, III., Biological Science. Kappa
Delta House Mgr . Chaparajos, CYR, AWS, Newman Club. Myers,
Cletice L: Great Bend. Botony Myers, Dennis E: Barnard. Civil Engi-
neering. Sigma Tau. Chi Epsilon. SAME., Engr Open House Dept
Chm , Dean's Honor Roll, ASCE, JO. Hamilton Schs
THIRD ROW: Nelson, Ann E: Ellis, Elementary Education, Chi Ome-
ga Sec, UPC, Interdorm Coun., Orientation Leader, S.E.A. Nelson,
Dennis T: Salma, Veterinary Medicine. Nelson, Gary R: Manhattan,
Chemistry Nelson, Robert K: Omaha. Neb., History. CYR. Flying
Club. Nesson, Ralph S: New York, NY, Bacteriology. Newquist,
Dale A: Greensburg. Pa., Business Administration. Nickel, Duane F:
Levant, Bacteriology
SECOND ROW Nafziger, Gary L: Cuba, Business Administration,
Fencing Club, Rifle Club. Pep Band Nagel, John C: Valley Center,
Animal Husbandry, Alpha Gamma Rho Intr. Mgr.. Jr & Sr Livestock
Judging Teams, Jr & Sr. Wool Judging Teams, Block & Bridle V-Pres..
Intr.. LAR Champion Showman, LAR Schs. Nance, Christopher E:
Manhattan, Veterinary Medicine. Nash, Rodney T: Greensburg,
Mechanical Engineering, Smith Schs. House Sec. V-Pres., Phi Eta
Sigma V-Pres. Murry Wilson Schs. Texaco Schs. Nava, Maria E:
Torreon. Mex . Business Administration, Neaderhiser, Benny D:
Cuba, Civil Engineering, Delta Sigma Phi Pledge Master House Mgr.,
ASCE Neal, John A: Menlo, Electrical Engineering, IEEE. Sports Car
Club Pres.
BOTTOM ROW: Nicholson, Rodney D: Maize. Electrical Engineer-
ing, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pres., Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, Varsity Football,
Athletic Schs. Nightingale, Conrad K: Halstead, Pre-Vetermary Med-
icine. Beta Theta Pi V-Pres.. Pre-Vet Club Pres., Varsity Cross Country,
Varsity Track. Athletic Schs., Mike Ahearn Award. Niles, Nancy L:
Wichita, Elementary Education, Kappa Alpha Theta Standards Chm.
V-Pres, Dean's Honor Roll, SEA, Ed. Coun. Njoku, Celestine O:
Nigeria, Veterinary Medicine. Nolder, Larry H: Manhattan, Architec-
ture. Norbury, Fritz: Prescott. Feed Science and Management, Phi
Delta Theta Rec. Sec, Alpha Mu PresCorSec.AlphaZeta.Ag.
Coun., Milling Assoc, Intr., Straube Schs. Norris, Helen L: Junction
City, Home Economics Education.
476
Seniors: Nul-Par
TOP ROW: Nulty, Judith K: Jewell. Elementary Education. Smurthwaite
Treas.. Phi Kappa Phi, A&S Honors Program. Kappa Delta Pi V-Pres.. Alpha
Lambda Delta, SGA Comm , S.E.A Advisory Bd.. Ed Coun., Women's Glee
Club, Kappa Phi V-Pres , John Trembley Memorial Schs , Boyd Family Schs..
Delta Delta Delta Schs , Mortar Bd Schs Nye, John C: Bluff City, Agricultur-
al Engineering, Phi Delta Theta Schs Chm . Phi Eta Sigma Treas Sr Advisor,
Scabbard & Blade Pres.. Sigma Tau, Steel Ring. SGA Comm , ASAE, Gamma
Sigma Delta Schs. Award Ochs, Carol A: Hoisington, Clothing Retailing.
SECOND ROW: Odom, Ronald G: Caney, Chemical Engineering, Alpha
Kappa Lambda Cor. Sec, Sigma Tau. Ohlde, Douglas A: Palmer, Feed Sci-
ence and Management Olsen, Mary E: Clay Center, Elementary Education
THIRD ROW: Olson, John W: Leonardville, Secondary Education, SEA,
Indus. Ed. Club, Varsity Basketball. O'Neill, George D: Phi 1 1 ipsburg. Veteri-
nary Medicine. Orrell, Linda D: Peck, Secondary Education, Alpha Xi Delta
Pres. Mem. Chm . PanheL. Sigma Alpha Eta Pres , Stu Senate. SEA , AWS
Comm., SGA Comm Chm., CYR, USP, Wesley Found. Comm
FOURTH ROW Orseno, Joseph A: Chicago, III , Biological Science, New-
man Club, Religious Coun Treas., Intr. Otney, Linda K: Barnes, Elementary
Education Overstreet, Lavonda J : Augusta, Family and Child Development,
Fam. & Child Dev Club Comm Chm , CYR.
FIFTH ROW: Owen, Carol J: Springhill, Family and Child Development
Owen, Gary D: Dighton, Civil Engineering Owens, Sharon L: Wichita.
Clothing Retailing.
SIXTH ROW Oyekan, Jibade C: Nigeria, Agricultural Journalism, Ag Coun.,
Plow & Pen Club, Univ Ext. Club, PTP, African Stu Assoc Pres., Soccer Club,
Cosmopolitan Club, Collegian Staff, Intl. Coor, Coun Page, Charles L:
Manhattan, Business Administration. Palmer, Larry G: Kansas City, Mo.,
Secondary Education, Sigma Chi Treas.
SEVENTH ROW Palmer, Pamela: Kansas City, Mo. Secondary Education.
Pi Beta Phi. Kappa Delta Pi, A&S Coun , Ed Coun , Orientation Leader,
SEA, Union Comm Palmer, Patricia A: White City, Secondary Education
Pankratz, Gary F: Hillsboro, Agricultural Mechanization
BOTTOM ROW: Pappan, Ronald D: Hunnewell, Animal Husbandry
Paramore, Sandra S: Topeka. Secondary Education. Delta Zeta Rec. Sec . Pi
Kappa Delta Sec Treas , SEA , Debate Sguad, Forenics Union, Debate Club
Sec. Treas., CYR Comm Chm , K-State Players Parker, David L: Manhattan,
Mathematics, German, Delta Upsilon Pres Schs Chm , Phi Eta Sigma Pres ,
Scabbard & Blade, Phi Kappa Phi, Blue Key, Pi Mu Epsilon, Putnam Assoc .
Stu. Dir of Intl. Affairs, Tribunal, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band,
Jazz Workshop Ensemble, ROTC Band, A&S Coun., German Club, PTP, Intr ,
Putnam Schs., Justus Liebig German Ex Schs , ROTC Excellence Award.
Rhodes Schs State Rep
477
Seniors: Par-Pay
TOP ROW: Parker, Elizabeth H: Boulder, Colo., Elementary Education.
Parker, Ralph M: Wellington, Architecture. Parker, Robert G: Topeka, In-
dustrial Engineering.
SECOND ROW Parker, Ronnie G: Macksville, Geology Parrett, Larry S:
Topeka, Chemical Engineering. Parsons, Rebecca K: Merriam, Home Eco-
nomics Education.
THIRD ROW Partch, Sue L: Bird City, Foods and Nutrition, Kappa Delta
Sec Hist , Prof Foods Club, Collegiate 4-H. CYD, Intr , Masonic Lodge Schs..
FHA Schs Parthemer, Nancy C: Frankfort, Sociology, Alpha Lambda Delta,
lota Kappa Phi V-Pres , Trembly Memorial Schs , State of Kansas Schs Paul,
Arthur A: Manhattan. Milling Science and Management
BOTTOM ROW: Paul, Dallas H: Peabody, Agricultural Economics Pauly,
Robert F: Huron, Nuclear Engineering. Payne, William M: Buffalo, Animal
Husbandry
Elected to Student Senate, Sam Knecht was chosen by fellow
senators to continue in Senate as a holdover member. In SGA
he was a member of committees on student opinion sampling
and Union bookstore, and in MPC was defense plank chairman
Education Council President Mary Furney organized seminars
to inform students of changes being made during the "school"
to "college" changeover in education. She was chairman of
Union movies, SGA public relations and a Student Senator.
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Seniors: Pea-Pra
TOP ROW: Pearson, Elaine L: Reading. Biochemistry. Smurthwaite
Sec. Songleader, State of Kansas Schs.. CAA Schs. Pearson, Wayne
A: Concordia, Music Education. Phi Mu Alpha, K- State Singers,
MENC, Music Schs , Smith Schs House Penner, Richard L:
Sedgwick. Secondary Education. SEA Perrier, Thomas D: Eureka,
Animal Husbandry, Sigma Phi Epsilon Sec Schs Chm House Mgr .,
Alpha Zeta, Ag. Coun., MUN Comm. Chm , Block & Bridle Treas . Live-
stock Judging Team, Meats Judging Team, Newman Club, Ag. Sci
Day Mgr. Perry, Layton M: Overland Park, Accounting.
Perschbacher, Elmer: St Louis, Mo.. Architecture Peters, Dennis
R: Belleville. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Amateur Radio Club
SECOND ROW: Peters. Eugene O: Cuba. Animal Husbandry
Petersen, George E: Dighton. Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon,
Moore Hall Govern. Bd.. Intr. Peterson, Eldon E: Lindsborg, Electrical
Engineering. Peterson, Harold C: Mankato, Accounting. Peterson,
Jerald A: Arlington, S.D „ Veterinary Medicine. Peyton, Robert H:
Rago. Agricultural Economics. Pfanenstiel, Richard: Salina, Pre-
Law.
THIRD ROW: Phillips, Terry I: Onaga, Electrical Engineering
Pilcher, Patricia A: Manhattan, Secondary Education. Pinkstaff,
Alan J: Wichita. Architecture Piper, Ross D: Burlington, Architec-
ture Plemons, Robert F: Medicine Lodge, Bacteriology. Plocharski,
Edward J: Bergenfield, N.J , Veterinary Medicine Ploger, James R:
Kinsley, Business Administration. KSUARH Hist. Comm Chm , Col-
legiate 4-H, 4-H in Review. RA.
BOTTOM ROW Pohl, Renita K: Baldwin, Home Economics Educa-
tion. Clovia. SEA. EUB. Pohlman, Randolph A: Salina. Business
Administration, Alpha Kappa Psi, Arnold Air Soc. Pokorny, Charles:
Halstead, Statistics Pollock, Jon M : Leawood, Business Administra-
tion, Phi Delta Theta House Mgr , Amateur Radio Club Potenski,
William E: Clay Center, Architecture. Powers, Linda S: Oskaloosa,
Iowa, Elementary Education. Prater, Marvin E: Salina, Horticulture
During the Christmas vacation period, a lone student heads
toward his research project in Waters hall through fresh snow.
Seniors: Pra-Ree
TOP ROW: Prather, Grace I: Hugoton. English. Collegiate 4-H. OCW. Kappa
Phi Prather, Sara L: Meade, Clothing Retailing Pratt, Regena K: Harper,
Applied Music, Alpha Chi Omega, MENC, A Cappella Choir, Women's Glee
Club, Madrigal Singers, Kappa Phi, Wesley Found
SECOND ROW Pretzer, Mary J: Elmdale, Home Economics and Journal-
ism, Collegian Night Ed. Features Ed, Asst. Features Ed.. Theta Sigma Phi
V-Pres . CYD, Home Ec. Journalism Club Pres. Treas., Wesley Found., K-Key
Award. State of Kansas Schs. Prideaux, Judith L: Worthlngton. Ohio, Ele-
mentary Education, Kappa Kappa Gamma Songleader, SEA Univ. Choir,
Oratorio Chorus. Prinz, Roberta R: Westmoreland. Secondary Education.
THIRD ROW Pritz, Wayne L: Lincolnville, Mechanical Engineering.
Prochazka, Ronald D: Liberal, Business Administration. Proctor, Virgil G:
Soldier. Business Administration
FOURTH ROW Proehl, Richard J: Americus, Animal Husbandry Pryor,
Mary A: Sahna, Sociology, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Chimes. Panhel Pres.
SAB, Putnam Schs. Ptacek, Betty J: Manhattan, Psychology.
FIFTH ROW: Puig, Jorge: Caguas. Puerto Rico, Accounting Quillin, Dean
M: South Haven, Agricultural Education. Rachesky, Ronald P: Rutherford,
N.J., Technical Journalism. Collegian Asst Bus. Mgr. Bus. Mgr.. Royal Purple
Ed Staff. Sigma Delta Chi
SIXTH ROW: Rader, Gary L: Paola. Wildlife Conservation Rafferty, James
M: Alexandria, Va , Nuclear Engineering Rafter, Barry L: Leavenworth, Ar-
chitectural Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW Rafter, Marykaye: Leavenworth, Modern Languages.
Raines, Glenn A: Louisburg, Agronomy, Agronomy Club Cor Sec Randel,
Ernest B: Greensburg, Electrical Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Randolph, Delvin D: Jennings, Veterinary Medicine, AVMA
Rathbun, Gene P: Manhattan, Nuclear Engineering Reeh, Loretta E:
Atwood, Home Economics Education, Collegiate 4-H, Univ. Ext. Club, SEA.,
Home Ec. Teaching Club, Home Ec Ext Club, Newman Club. Soil Conserva-
tion Schs.
480
Seniors: Ree-Rio
TOP ROW: Reeves. John T: Wichita, Civil Engineering. Reeves,
Nancy C: Kansas City. Mo.. Elementary Education. Alpha Chi Omega
Chaplain Ed., AWS. RA. SEA. Pres. Sec. Pep Club, Women's Glee
Club V-Pres., Intr. Regier, Katherine M: Newton, Home Economics
Education. Reida, Frankie R: Rago, Physical Education, Delta Sigma
Phi Soc. Chm. Songleader, CYR. Reiter, Michael J: Kingman. Electri-
cal Engineering. Reusser, Joan K: Walton. Clothing Retailing, PTP,
AWS Comm., Clothing & Tex. Club Treas.. Mennonite Fellow.
Rexroad, Chloe E: Downs, Secondary Education
SECOND ROW: Rexroad, Jerry M: Hutchinson, Restaurant Manage-
ment. Reynolds, Kenneth R: Wellington, Pre-Medicine, CYR, Clinic
Club, Newman Club. Elks Schs.. Ks Legislature Schs. Rice, Kirke W:
Ft. Scott. Architecture. Rice, Terrence S: Horton, Agronomy, Dean's
Honor Roll, Agr. Club V-Pres., Ag. Coun., Univ. Ext. Club, Collegiate
4-H, ASA, Union Pacific Schs., Allied Chemical Schs. Rich, Charles
L: Overbrook, Animal Husbandry, Alpha Kappa Lambda House Mgr.,
Block & Bridle, Chaparajos, Intr Rich, Randall L: St. John, Mechani-
cal Engineering. FarmHouse, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma Pres., GBF Pres.,
Fr. Basketball. Richardson, Dale M: Stafford, Animal Husbandry.
BOTTOM ROW: Richardson, Gerald L: Topeka, Veterinary Medicine
Richardson, Harold W: Junction City, Veterinary Medicine. Riedel,
Fredrick: Washington, N.J., Agricultural Mechanization Riffey, Ja-
net K: Wichita, Home Economics and Journalism, Pi Beta Phi Music
Chm. Schs. Chm., CYR, Union Comm., AWS Comm., Home Ec. Jour-
nalism Club Bus. Mgr. Ringheim, Pamela S: Prairie Village, Psychol-
ogy, Phi Kappa Phi. Rinkenberger, Robert : Overland Park, Pre-
Medicine. Riordan, Michael E: Salina, History, Delta Tau Delta, Phi
Alpha Theta Hist., Newman Club.
Mortar Board President Cathy Addy served the University in
AWS and Union activities. A delegate to AWS conventions, she
also worked in AWS as vice-president and judicial board chair-
man, and in the Union as UPC secretary and UGB member
. .
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Seniors: Rip-Rog
TOP ROW: Rippe, Victor H: Ludell. Agricultural Economics
Robbins, Carol L: Leawood, Secondary Education, Kappa Delta Sec.
Pres . Panhel .. Mortar Bd. Hist , Kappa Delta Pi, UPC, UBG Sec, A&S
Coun., SEA. Union Comm Chm Robbins, Marilyn S: Newtonia,
Mo , Music Education. Alpha Delta Pi Reg Songleader. SGA Comm .
MENC V-Pres Pub Rel. Chm Roberts, Keith L: Bonner Springs.
Accounting Robinson, Benny R: Kansas City, Architecture
Robinson, Douglas A: Manhattan, Mechanical Engineering
Robinson, Melvin D: Sabetha. Accounting.
BOTTOM ROW: Robinson, Rita M: Hill City, Elementary Education,
S E.A. Robison, Curtis L: Parsons, History Rodenberg, Malcolm D:
Healy, Industrial Engineering. Roesler, Ronald H: Junction City,
Pre-Dentistry. Alpha Tau Omega Sec. Pledge Trainer, Clinic Club,
State of Kansas Sens.. Union Pacific Schs.. Elks Schs Rogers, Can-
dace L: Lawrence, Elementary Education. Chi Omega House Mgr.,
Kappa Delta Pi. Dean's Honor Roll. Putnam Hall Pres.. SEA., Union
Comm., Religious Coun., Intervarsity Christian Fellow. Rogers, Leslie
W: Manhattan, Veterinary Medicine. Rogers, Lloyd W: Topeka, Civil
Engineering
Boosting Wildcat spirit. Tammy Gaynier led cheers during
football and basketball games for three years She served for
two years on AWS judicial board and was a member of Student
Senate, Arts and Science Council, Mortar Board and Chimes.
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Conrad Nightingale, Mike Ahearn Athletic Man of the Year
and Most Inspirational Track Team Athlete, set conference and
national records in the mile run. He gave off-campus talks for
Christian Athletes and was an officer in Pre-Vetennary Club.
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Seniors: Rog-Sch
TOP ROW: Rogers, Neil D: Garnett. Landscape Architecture. Rose, Richard
A: Topeka. Landscape Architecture. Rothberger, Jamie: Topeka. Secondary
Education.
SECOND ROW: Rotman, Janet A: Cawker City, Home Economics Educa-
tion. Delta Delta Delta Soc. Chm.. Jr. Panhel., Phi Upsilon Omicron Sec.
Kappa Delta Pi, Home Ec. Coun.. IPC, Home Ec. Teaching Club, Union
Comm. Chm., SGA Comm. Royer, Dale L: Arrmgton, Mathematics.
Ruediger, Barbara J : Topeka, Secondary Education
THIRD ROW: Ruggles, Charles W: Manhattan, Pre-Medicine, Sigma Chi,
Phi Kappa Phi, Arnold Air Soc, Blue Key, Stu. Senate. Athletic Coun., Clinic
Club, AFROTC Schs. Rusch, Elaine A: Russell, Home Economics and Jour-
nalism. Delta Delta Delta Marshall Pub Chm.. Phi Upsilon Omicron Treas .
Mortar Bd. V-Pres.. Chimes Hist.. Theta Sigma Phi Pres., AWS Comm, Royal
Purple Ed. & Bus. Staffs. Home Ec Journalism Club. Home Ec Coun Pub
Chm., Newman Club, K-Key Award, Psi Psi Psi Schs., Farm Bureau Schs.,
Sperry & Hutchinson Schs., Home Ec. Coun. Chapt. Schs Rushton, William
H : Wichita. Business Administration, Sigma Chi Cor. Sec
FOURTH ROW: Russell, Kenneth J : Courtland, Physical Education.
Sanders, Martha C: Hugoton. Music Education, Delta Delta Delta Schs
Chm. Songleader Rush Chm, Mu Phi Epsilon, A&S Coun. V-Pres , MENC
Pres., Union Comm., AGO., A Cappella Choir, K-State Singers, MPC Sec,
Sigma Chi Sweetheart. Sanders, Thomas B: Prairie Village, Horticulture.
FIFTH ROW: Sankey, Richard R: Salina, Pre-Dentistry, SA, RA, Moore Hall
Judicial Bd Pres., Clinic Club, Intr. Sansone, Gennaro E: New York, NY,
Electrical Engineering. Italian Club. IEEE. Sayers, Julian F: Independence.
Architecture.
SIXTH ROW: Schaich, Cecelia M: Topeka. Foods and Nutrition Research,
Smurthwaite V-Pres. Act. Chm., AWS, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Prof. Foods Club
Pres. Treas., State of Kansas Schs., Martha S Pittman Award Scheffer,
James D: Salina, Mathematics, S.E.A., Varsity Baseball Schermerhorn,
Randall: Larned, Electrical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Schick, Peggy J : Gridley, Clothing Retailing, Chi Omega
Vocations Chm., CYR, Clothing & Tex. Club. Schild, Leroy P: Phi II ipsburg.
Veterinary Medicine. Schlosser, Bruce E: Kansas City, Mechanical Engineer-
ing.
BOTTOM ROW: Schmidt, Frederick J: Shawnee Mission. History. Delta Tau
Delta. Schmidt, Jane M: Kinsley. Elementary Education, Delta Delta Delta,
S.E.A.. Canterbury Club. Schmidt, Larry E: Lehigh. Agricultural Education.
FarmHouse Rush Chm.. Alpha Tau Alpha Pres., Ag. Ed. Club V-Pres Sec, Ag.
Coun., FFA, CYR, Jr. & Sr. Meats Judging Team
483
Seniors: Sch-Set
TOP ROW: Schmidt. Lauren E: Newton, Modern Languages. Gamma Phi
Beta, Panhel , Alpha Lambda Delta, Chimes. Sigma Delta Pi Pres., Pep Club.
Schmidt, Leon B: Caldwell, Agricultural Education, Ag Ed Club, FFA, Col-
legiate 4-H, CYD, Newman Club. Schmidt, Sylvio M: Woodside, NY, Mod-
ern Languages.
SECOND ROW: Schoneweis, Frieda A: Miltonvale, Foods and Nutrition,
Prof Foods Club. Schreck, Dan R: Marienthal, History, Newman Club.
Schroeder, Beverly S: Marysville. Elementary Education. SEA, State of
Kansas Sens., Wanda M. Vinson Schs.
THIRD ROW Schroeppel, Cheryl: Kansas City, Home Economics and Jour-
nalism Schruben, Dale L: Manhattan. Nuclear Engineering Schultis. Clair
S: McPherson, Industrial Engineering.
FOURTH ROW Schultz, Steve E: Overland Park, Psychology. Schweitzer,
Stephen: Osborne, Business Administration Schwing, James E: Trenton,
N.J., Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon Sec., ASCE, CYD, Newman Club.
FIFTH ROW Scoggins, Jesse R: Ensign, Agronomy. Alpha Kappa Lambda
House Mgr. Schs Chm . ASA, Newman Club, Intr Scott, Julia J : Wellington,
Elementary Education. Scott, Larry: Morrowville, Statistics.
SIXTH ROW Scott, Shirley J: Wamego, Elementary Education Scott,
Thomas W: Chanute, Chemical Engineering, AlChE Sec, AIAA, Newman
Club Scribner, Mildred J: El Dorado, Business Administration.
SEVENTH ROW Seaton, Linda L: Chapman, Elementary Education, SEA.,
Wesley Found Seeman, John E: Larned, Landscape Architecture. Seiler,
Jeanette K: Halstead, English.
BOTTOM ROW: Seip, Terry L:Summerfield, History. Delta Chi V-Pres.
Treas. Rush Chm. Selbe, William L: Kansas City, Nuclear Engineering. Sig-
ma Alpha Epsilon Pedge Trainer. ANS. K-Club. Varsity Track, Intr , Athletic
Schs Setchel, Warren A: Wakefield, Accounting, Intr.
484
Seniors: Sew-She
TOP ROW: Seward, Freeman G: Eureka, History Seyfert, Don M:
Humbolt. Architecture. Shackelford, Jean A: Manhattan, Econom-
ics Shadden, Burl H: Junction City, Statistics Shah, Prabodh R:
Bombay, India, Chemical Engineering. Shank, Glen L: Henngton,
Business Administration. Shank, James L: New Cambria, Agricultur-
al Engineering, Dean's Honor Roll, Ag Coun , Ag Ec Club V-Pres.,
Newman Club, PTA Schs
BOTTOM ROW: Sharp, Linda D: Prairie Village, History, Chi Delphia,
Pep Club. Shattuck, Linda L: Prairie Village, Dietetics and Institution-
al Management, Bessie B West Schs Shaw, Bobbie J: Shawnee
Mission, Physical Education Sheldon, Susan J: Topeka, Secondary
Education, Delta Zeta Cor Sec, Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Phi Delta,
SEA, K-State Players, Union Comm., K-Stepper Shelor, Michael E:
Minneola, Architecture, Tau Sigma Delta, AIA, Design Coun , RA.
Arch. Open House Chm Sherrod, Kent H: Arkansas City, Wildlife
Conservation. Sherwood, Jacob M : Concordia, Veterinary Medicine.
Representing women students, Glenna Harrison served as
chairman of symposium and service committees for AWS. She
was selected for Mortar Board and Chimes, and was chairman
and assistant chairman of Hospitality Day.
Elaine Rusch, a home economics journalist, was Theta Sigma
Phi president, Hospitality Day publicity chairman and a member
of the RP business and editorial staffs She also was vice-
president and scholarship dinner chairman of Mortar Board
485
Seniors: Shi-Smi
TOP ROW: Shilling, Michael D: Manhattan, Business Administration, Sigma
Chi Treas., CYR. Shivers, Donald G: Holton, Mathematics, Dean's Honor
Roll, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, State of Kansas Schs. Shoup, Elizabeth
A: Belle Plaine, Horticulture.
SECOND ROW: Shrack, James K: Pratt, Landscape Architecture
Shukman, Larry J:Almena. Physical Education Shu man, Michael L:
Sharon Springs, Entomology.
THIRD ROW: Shuman, Myrna S: Manhattan, Humanities Siebert, William
J: Hillsboro, Geophysics Siefkes, Dennis R: Hudson, Agricultural Mechani-
zation, FarmHouse Pari., Ag. Mech. Club Pres. V-Pres., Statesmen Pres..
Ext. Club Pres., Collegiate 4-H, Ag. Coun., Jr. & Sr. Meats Judging Teams.
FOURTH ROW: Siewert, Thomas F: Roch, N, Y , Animal Husbandry. Sig-
destad, Leonard A: Peirpont, S D., Veterinary Medicine, Alpha Zeta, AVMA
Simmonds, David W: Wichita, Social Science, Delta Chi, SCC Pres.
FIFTH ROW: Simmons, Patricia A: Clyde, Secondary Education, CYD, Fenc-
ing Club, SEA Simpson, Diane M: Manhattan, Home Economics Exten-
sion Simpson, Patricia O: Clifton, Secondary Education, SEA.
SIXTH ROW: Sims, Michael E: Hutchinson, Business Admin-
istration Singer, Marilyn L: Kansas City, Mo., Elementary Education, Delta
Delta Delta Rush Chm , Delta Tau Delta Sweetheart, Union Comm., CYD,
S.E.A . Intr Singleterry, John L: Holdrege, Neb., Economics, A&S Coun.,
Efficacy Party Pres., Marlatt Hall Treas., CYD, SPA, SPU
SEVENTH ROW: Sinn, Elizabeth A: Ft. Scott, Secondary Education, SEA
Skaer, William C: Augusta, Veterinary Medicine, Beta Theta Pi, AVMA.
Skonberg, Irene S: Randolph, Music Education, Mu Phi Epsilon Warden,
Concert Band, Women's Glee Club, MENC, Pep Band, Collegiate 4-H, Kappa
Phi, Dean's Honor Roll
BOTTOM ROW: Small, Susan; Wichita, Secondary Education. Smith, Carol
P: Kansas City, Secondary Education, Delta Zeta, SEA., Phi Kappa Phi, Phi
Alpha Mu, Sigma Delta Pi, German Club, Panhel Schs., King Chemistry Schs
Smith, David D: Wichita, Restaurant Management.
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Seniors: Smi-Spe
TOP ROW Smith, Dennis Walter: Liberal. Speech Smith, Dennis
William: Eureka. Veterinary Medicine. Smith, Douglas C: Othello,
Wash., Accounting, Delta Sigma Phi Treas. Smith, Elizabeth D:
Wichita, Physical Education. Smith, Eugene L: Lakewood, Ohio,
Mathematics, Triangle Pledge Trainer, Marching Band, Concert Band,
Pep Band, Frog Club Pres. Smith, Garry L: Waterville, Business Ad-
ministration, Beta Sigma Psi Pres. Treas. Rush Chm., Stu. Senate.
Smith, Gary L: Overland Park, Landscape Architecture.
THIRD ROW: Smith, Roy O: Grandview, Mo.. Chemistry, Business
Administration, Pi Kappa Alpha, ACS, Varsity Basketball. I ntr , Athletic
Schs. Sneath, Jon C: Brookville, Civil Engineering. Snyder, Barry L:
Norton, Geology Soldner, William: Salina, Psychology Soper,
Stanley M: Junction City. Wildlife Conservation. Southard, Mary A:
Stockton, Interior Design, AID. Sec. Treas.. AHEA, PTP. KSUARH
Sec, Frog Club. Union Comm., AWS. RA, Union Pacific Schs
Southerland, Barbara A: Salina, Consumer Interest, Kappa Alpha
Theta. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Home Ec. Coun.. Family Ec. Club Pres .
Union Comm.
SECOND ROW: Smith, James G: Kansas City, Physical Education,
Delta Chi Pari. Intr. Chm.. SEA., KAHPER, Varsity Basketball Mgr
Smith, Janice Elaine: Kansas City, Elementary Education, Delta Zeta
Soc. Chm., Panhel.. S.E.A. Smith, Janice Edna: Manhattan, Second-
ary Education. Smith, Joan I: Kismet, Home Economics with Liberal
Arts, CYR, Clothing & Tex. Club Smith, John L: Coolidge, Veterinary
Medicine Smith, Nancy C: Claflin, Elementary Education, Alpha Chi
Omega, Panhel , SEA, CYD. Smith, Ronald H: Brookville, Electrical
Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Southerland, John L: Manhattan. Accounting.
Spain, Phillip F: Leavenworth, Accounting Spangenberg, Kenneth
A: Hudson, Animal Husbandry, FarmHouse Sparks, Robert A:
Augusta, Wildlife Conservation. Spellman, Larry G: Gypsum, Wildlife
Conservation. Spencer, Laurence W: Faucett, Mo., Animal Husban-
dry. Sperry, Cynthia L: Prairie Village, Elementary Education. Kappa
Kappa Gamma Pres . Alpha Lambda Delta Sec. Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa
Delta Pi, S.E.A. V-Pres. Comm Chm., Ed. Coun.. UGB
487
Seniors: Spi-Ste
TOP ROW: Spiker, Gary D: Whiting, Business Administration. Spillman,
Sherry L: Fredonia. Clothing Retailing Splitter, Gary A: Silver Springs, Md.,
Veterinary Medicine, FarmHouse, AVMA, Orientation Leader.
SECOND ROW: Sprecker, Gaylen R: Manhattan, Accounting Srna, Ri-
chard E: Salina, Civil Engineering, ASCE Stamets, Bradley E: Clay Center,
Mechanical Engineering.
THIRD ROW Stang, Elden J: Victoria, Horticulture. Stauder, Jerry W:
Wichita, Nuclear Engineering, Sigma Tau, Steel Ring, ANS Pres., Dean's
Honor Roll Stauffer, Ray D: Chase, Milling Science and Management.
Milling Assoc
BOTTOM ROW: Steele, Alan K: Ford, Secondary Education Steele,
Charles G: Waterville, Physical Education, Biological Sciences, Pi Kappa
Alpha Sec, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Dean's Honor Roll Steele, Lawrence R:
Hutchinson, Electrical Engineering.
David Parker, through PTP and as student director of interna-
tional affairs, discussed international students' problems with
administration and assisted German students in finding hous-
ing. He was a Tribunal justice and ROTC cadet chief of staff.
Serving the University in SGA, Sheryl Etling was a member of
Apportionment Board and was the first director of the SGA
budget. She was instrumental in organizing MUN and was
named as outstanding senior debater.
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Seniors: Ste-Sun
TOP ROW: Steiger, Robert D: Menlo. Economics. Delta Tau Delta
Pres. Songleader. Rec. Sec. Rush Book Ed.. Dean's Honor Roll, Sr
Class V-Pres, BSO. Men's Glee Club Steinle, Wayne K: Russell.
Wildlife Conservation. Wildlife Soc. Stephans, William F: Wichita,
Mathematics, Theta Xi Pres Treas Pledge Master, IFC. CYR. Intr
Stephens, Alan R: Paola, Electrical Engineering, IEEE, K-State Ama-
teur Radio Club Sec. -Treas., K. C. Engr. Club Schs Stephens, Shar-
ron L: Norwich, Business Administration, Clothing & Tex. Club, PTP.
Stevenson, RuthV: Mankato, Physical Education Stielow, Kenneth
L: Paradise, Agricultural Economics
THIRD ROW Strawn, Clifford E: Beloit, Agricultural Economics.
Strecker, Albert H: Paradise, Agricultural Engineering, ASAE Engr.
Open House Chm , Intr „ Dean's Honor Roll Strecker, Janice E : Par-
adise, Elementary Education, Dean's Honor Roll, SEA, OCW, Russell
Co. Teachers Assoc Schs Stroberg, Jeanette M : Hutchinson, Sec-
ondary Education, SEA, PTP Strohm, David A: Leavenworth. Psy-
chology. Beta Sigma Psi V-Pres. Schs Chm Sec , SGA Comm . IFC
Comm. NSF Undergraduate Research Program Strube, John H:
Hiawatha, Agricultural Economics, Sigma Phi Epsilon Pledge Train-
er, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Pep Coor. Coun. Stum, Linda Y: Ness City.
Home Economics Education
SECOND ROW: Stith, Cheryl A: Atchison, Political Science Stivers,
Fred S: Rome, Ga., Milling Science and Management, Milling Club,
Fr. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling. Stoehr, Philip J : Murdock, Geology,
Delta Sigma Phi V-Pres., Sigma Gamma Epsilon Pres , Sports Car
Club, Williston Club Pres , CYD. Stohs, Larry A: LeRoy, Architectural
Engineering. Stone, Sharon L: Ada, Accounting. Hoedowners, Col-
legiate 4-H. Stover, Nancy K: Anthony, Elementary Education, SEA
St. Peter, Louis G:Winfield, Sociology.
BOTTOM ROW: Sudbeck, Odo M : Seneca, Physical Education.
Suellentrop, John M: Great Bend, Political Science Sughrue, Kath-
leen M: Manhattan, Family and Child Development, Alpha Delta Pi.
Jr Panhel , Home Ec Coun.. Fam & Child Dev. Club. Newman Club.
Sullivan, Kenneth D: Lebo, Agricultural Education Sullivan, Mari-
lyn J: Manhattan, Secondary Education. Sullivan, Susan E: Wichita,
Interior Design Sunderland, Lane V: Fairview. Political Science, Del-
ta Upsilon Sec Alumni Rel Chm., Phi Eta Sigma Pres. Sr Adviser.
Dean's Honor Roll, Chancery Club Exec. Comm., Security Benefit
Schs
489
Seniors: Suo-Thi
TOP ROW Suor, Jane A: Leawood. English, Gamma Phi Beta Schs.
Chm.. Kappa Delta Pi V-Pres.. Dean's Honor Roll. SEA Svaty, John
G: Ellsworth, Agricultural Economics. Swan, Susan A: Baldwin, Eng-
lish Swann, Clair L: Russell, Chemistry Sweet, William J: Dodge
City, Chemistry. Intr Swerczek, Robert A: Cedar Rapids, Neb , Vet-
erinary Medicine. Swinehart, James G: Overland Park. Business
Administration.
SECOND ROW Swint, James L: Emporia. Secondary Education.
Symes, Mary H: Elmdale, Physical Education, PHEMS, Farm Bureau
Schs Tabler, Kathleen D: Salina. Consumer Interest. Tadtman,
James L: Manhattan, Civil Engineering Taftian, Samuel:
Manhattan, Civil Engineering Tantillo, Donald A: Tucson, Ariz.,
Business Administration Taphorn, Robert B: Marysville, Feed Sci-
ence and Management, Phi Kappa Theta House Mgr., Milling Assoc.
Newman Club, Union Pacific Schs
BOTTOM ROW: Taylor, Ellen L: Hutchinson, Elementary Education.
Delta Delta Delta Rec. Sec, SEA., Collegiate 4-H Cor. Sec, Fam. &
Child Dev. Club. EUB Sec. Taylor, John H: Junction City. Economics,
Alpha Kappa Psi, Omicron Delta Epsilon, German Club. Taylor, Laur-
alea: Tonkawa, Okla , Business Administration, Alpha Chi Omega.
AWS Rules Convention Chm., Spring Fling Queen Finalist, Union
Comm.. Moore Hall Judicial Bd., AWS Comm . S E A Taylor. Ronald
W: Manhattan, Accounting. Teagarden, Richard L: La Cygne, Ani-
mal Husbandry, Alpha Gamma Rho, Collegiate 4-H, Block & Bridle,
Chaparajos. Teichgraeber, Thomas: Chapman, English. Thiessen,
Leon E: Hillsborgs, Veterinary Medicine
Bronze, yellow and white mums are sold for Parent's Day and
Homecoming by Mortar Board, senior women's honorary
490
Seniors: Thi-Tru
vmft WfelH^m
TOP ROW: Thiessen, Valerie J: Independence. History, Clovia Pub Chm ,
Phi Alpha Theta Sec. Treas . SEA. Collegiate 4-H. Thomas, Jon F: Council
Bluffs. Iowa, Entomology Thompson, Edward L: Pratt. Architecture.
SECOND ROW Thompson, Jonnie S: Wichita. Elementary Education,
S.E.A., Pep Club Pres , Union Comm . Pep Coor Coun Sec. Thompson, Mel-
vin E: Medicine Lodge, Agricultural Economics Thorsen, Karen E:
Northbrook, III., Technical Journalism, Gamma Phi Beta Act Chm Cultural
Chm., Royal Purple Features Ed.
THIRD ROW: Thyfault, Katherine: Russell, Elementary Education
Tillotson, Linda S: Leawood, Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Kappa
Alpha Theta, Clothing & Tex. Club Tillson, Charles K: Tucson. Ariz . Zoology,
SCSA. CYR, Chaparajos
FOURTH ROW: Timian, Lawrence W: Trenton, N.J , Zoology Timian, Vir-
ginia: Trenton, N.J , Elementary Education Tipling, Sheila J: Horton, Sec-
ondary Education
FIFTH ROW: Toll, Bryn B: Clifton, Elementary Education, SEA. Oratorio
Chorus. Toney, John W: Lancaster. Dairy Foods Processing, FarmHouse
Sgt.-at-Arms Schs Chm., Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Zeta, Ag Honors Program.
Dairy Science Club V-Pres , Stu Senate, TCB, Ag Coun , Collegiate 4-H Pres .
LAR Pres V-Pres., MUN. 4-H in Review Magazine Assoc. Ed.. Dairy Prod
Judging Team, UCCF, Natl. 4-H Found. Schs , Kan Dairy Tech. Soc Schs .
LAR Schs. Torluemke, Mark K: Oberlin, Electrical Engineering, Beta Sigma
Psi Sec. Schs. Officer, Sigma Tau, Eta Kappa Nu, SGA Comm Chm , IEEE,
CYR, Putnam Schs
SIXTH ROW: Touslee, James E: St. Francis, Civil Engineering. Towns,
Donald L: Colby, Technical Journalism, Sigma Delta Chi Pres. Sec , Kappa
Alpha Mu Pres., Collegian Ed Asst. Ed. Photog., Kansas Press Schs , Hearst
Writing Contest Award Train, Steve W: Lindsborg, Geography, Delta Tau
Delta Sgt.-at-Arms, Arnold Air Soc, Geography Club
SEVENTH ROW: Travis, Janice L: Wichita, Family and Child Development,
Kappa Alpha Theta, SEA., Union Comm., Home Ec Club, CYR.
Triantafyllou, Deme: Thessaloniki, Greece, Architecture Tribble, Burton K:
Soldier, Agricultural Economics, Alpha Zeta, Phi Kappa Phi, Ag Ec Club.
McMannis Schs., Ralston Purina Schs , Danforth Senior Award.
BOTTOM ROW: Trisler, Dennis R: Liberal, Mathematics, Smith Schs House
Intr. Chm. Trumble, Kenny C: Greenleaf. Electrical Engineering Trummel,
Marcia G: Wichita, Interior Design.
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Seniors: Tuc-Wai
TOP ROW: Tucker, David L: Independence, Chemistry. Tucker, Thomas R:
Salina, Mathematics, FarmHouse, CYR. KSCF Tuggle, Anne A: Atchison,
Secondary Education, Pi Beta Phi, Panhel., West Hall Sec, SEA. CYR, Union
Comm., SGA Comm. Sec.
SECOND ROW: Tussey, Barbara A: Overland Park, Elementary Education,
Pi Beta Phi, S E.A , CYR, Newman Club Twombly, Thomas R: Troy, Electri-
cal Engineering. Umscheid, Mary J : Manhattan, Business Administration.
THIRD ROW. Underwood, Kenneth H: Gordonsville, Accounting, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Chaplain Pledge Trainer Warden, Dean's Honor Roll, Alpha
Kappa Psi. Delta Mu Delta, Commerce Coun. V-Pres , Varsity Track, Athletic
Schs. Unger, Ralph D: Oberlin, Secondary Education. Unruh, David J:
Shawnee Mission, Electrical Engineering, Sigma Chi Pres.. Pep Coor Coun
Chm., Varsity Men's Glee Club Pres., HQ Pub. Rel Chm
FOURTH ROW Unruh, Phillip F: Great Bend, Mathematics. Utterback,
Stephen E: Sedan, Chemical Engineering, Alpha Kappa Lambda Pledge
Trainer. AICHE Pres, Engr Coun. SCC V-Pres., TCB. Vacek, Gary A:
Manhattan, Electrical Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: VanGaasbeek, Max D: Nortonville, Geology Vanhole, Steven
J: Topeka, Industrial Engineering Vanwickler, Douglas: Uniondale. Art.
SIXTH ROW: Verscheldon, Michael: St. Marys, Mechanical Engineering.
Phi Kappa Theta House Mgr Songleader Schs Chm., ASME. Newman Club,
Religious Coun., Intr. Vesecky, John F: Timken, Agronomy. Vice, Irvin D:
Manhattan, Mechanical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Vieux, J. Michael: Greensburg, Architecture. Volz, Darrell
W: Wichita, Mathematics. Von Bergen, Nicole: Dawson, Elementary Educa-
tion.
BOTTOM ROW: Wade. Kenneth R: Spearville, Animal Husbandry. Wagner,
Iris L: Garnett. Veterinary Medicine Wainwright, David E: Alta Vista, Chem-
ical Engineering, AlChE, Engr. Open House Dept. Chm
492
Seniors: Wai-Wei
fettVfe
TOP ROW: Waite, Nancy S: Prairie Village. Business Administration, Chi
Omega Hist.. Angel Flight, IPC Queen Finalist, Miss K-State-Manhattan Final-
ist, Union Comm., Pep Club, Dean's Honor Roll Waknitz, Sandra S: Bazine.
Family and Child Development. Walker, Larry G : Manhattan, Pre-Medicine.
SECOND ROW Wallace, James L: Manhattan. Business Administration
Wallerstedt, James B: St. Joseph, Mo., Political Science. Walman, Ira M:
Baltimore, Md., Bakery Management, Alpha Mu, Ag Coun . Bakery Mgt
Club, Milling Assoc.
THIRD ROW Wandt, Elizabeth A: Hutchinson, Elementary Education, Kap-
pa Alpha Theta V-Pres Rush Chm., SEA, Angel Flight, Sweethearts of Sig-
ma Chi, Dean's Honor Roll Wanklyn, Dennis A: Winifred, Business Admin-
istration. Ward, Karen S: Carlisle Barracks, Pa., Interior Design, Kappa Delta,
Angel Flight Adm. Officer, A.I D , Intr.
FOURTH ROW: Ward, Kay K: Manhattan, H i story Warta. Thomas H:
Ellsworth. Accounting Waters, Brian M: Schenectady, NY, Animal Hus-
bandry, Acacia, Cosmopolitan Club
FIFTH ROW: Watson, Gary E: Salma, Physical Education. Watson, Norma
J: Liberal, Elementary Education, Gamma Phi Beta Standards Chm. SEA.
Union Comm Watterson, Carl E: Kansas City. Physics
SIXTH ROW: Watts, Kenneth A: Manhattan. Animal Husbandry.
Weatherall, Verna J: Kansas City, Elementary Education Weaver, William
A: Kansas City, Architecture
SEVENTH ROW: Webb, Wilton S: Mt Vernon, III . Business Administration.
Alpha Kappa Lambda, Intr Wehr, William S: Ft. Riley, Political Science.
Wehrman, Howard M: Wathena. Animal Husbandry.
BOTTOM ROW: Weide, Wayne R: Lmdsborg, Statistics. Weidle, Nick L:
Russell. Wildlife Conservation Weigel, Lawrence N: Hays. Secondary Edu-
cation.
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Seniors: Wei-Wil
TOP ROW: Weiss, George A: Philadelphia. Pa.. Business Administration.
Welch, Dennis S: Wamego. Animal Husbandry. West, Dale E: Greensburg.
Business Administration.
SECOND ROW Wheeler, Sharon K: Atchison, Interior Design White,
Charlotte M: Hoxie. Elementary Education, SEA.. Nursing Club, RWF, Un-
ion Pacific Schs White, John H: Council Grove, Business Administration,
Beta Theta Pi Treas . Scabbard & Blade, Dean's Honor Roll, Newman Club
THIRD ROW White, Robert C: Mernam. Secondary Education White,
Sharon A: Kmgsdown, Elementary Education. Delta Zeta, SEA., SGA, Union
Comm.. PTP. Jr Panhel , CYR Whitmer, Lionel R: Dorrance. Mechanical
Engineering, Smith Schs. House Sec. Sgt.-at-Arms Intr Chm.. Tribunal. MC.
MPC. MUN. Pi Tau Sigma. ASME. Dean's Honor Roll. Intr.
FOURTH ROW: Whitney, Mason C:. Wichita, Electrical Engineering. Wiard.
Mary A: Keats, Elementary Education, SEA Wichman, Carol M: Valley
Falls, Elementary Education, SEA., Newman Club
FIFTH ROW Wicks, Brian A: Ithaca, NY, Dairy Foods Processing.
Wiechman, John H: Hutchinson, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Society,
Sigma Theta Epsilon. Wiggins, Jon S: Lyons, Secondary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Wilcox, Norma N: Manhattan, Political Science. K-State Play-
ers, Union Comm., CYR Wilkus, David F: Coffeyville, Mechanical Engineer-
ing Willard, Donna J: Manhattan. Secondary Education. Kappa Delta Pi.
SEA, AVMA. Dean's Honor Roll
SEVENTH ROW: Williams, Douglas W: Manhattan. Agricultural Engineer-
ing. Alpha Gamma Rho Treas Rush Chm , Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Tau, Steel
Ring, Phi Kappa Phi, Gamma Sigma Delta, Scabbard & Blade, Blue Key, ASAE
Pres., SAME Pres . Stu Senate, Engr Coun Pres.. Men's Glee Club, Sante
Fe Schs , Salina Supply Schs., Sweeney Memorial Schs, SAME Schs.
Award, Gamma Sigma Delta Award, ASAE Award, DMS Award Williams,
Frederick L: Manhattan, Clothing Retailing, Technical Journalism. Speech, Pi
Epsilon Delta V-Pres.. Sigma Delta Chi Sec , Stu. Pub Bd . SGA Comm.. Y-O.
HQ Producer. UPC Chm., UGB, Union Comm , Union Pub Coor. Asst. Prog.
Advisor, K-State Players V-Pres Hist Sec -Treas., PTP Comm , Cosmopolitan
Club. CYR. Collegiate 4-H. A Cappella Choir. Collegian Summer Ed. Editorial
Ed News Ed Exchange Ed Adv. Salesman, Royal Purple Org Ed., KSDB-FM,
MMUN, USP. Pres Comm Stu. Govt., Swimming Team Mgr., Cities Service
Oil Schs , Outstanding New K-State Player. Williams, John C: Prairie Village,
Tex., Architecture.
BOTTOM ROW Williams, Mark D: Florence, Veterinary Medicine.
.Williams, Maureen C: Broadview, III , Interior Design Williams, Neva A:
Odessa, Tex , Secondary Education, SEA.
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Seniors: Wil-Wir
TOP ROW: Williams, Robert A: Plymouth Meeting. Pa.. Architecture.
Williams, Robert H: Smith Center, Geography. Gamma Theta Upsi-
lon. AFROTC, Geography Club Pres Williams, William A: Beloit,
Dairy Foods Processing Willits, James L: Marysville. Mathematics,
Triangle, Arnold Air Soc, Newman Club. Wilson, Byron L: Inavale.
Neb., Veterinary Medicine Wilson, Edward L: Vliets, Civil Engineer-
ing. Wilson, Martha A: Norton, Elementary Education, Delta Zeta
Judicial Bd„ SEA.
BOTTOM ROW: Wilson, Michael B: Leavenworth, Accounting
Wilson, Terry L: Jetmore. Political Science, CYR, YAF Chm., Chan-
cery Club Sec , Clinic Club, LSA Wilt, John B: Rossville, Sociology,
AFROTC Plans & Program Commander, Kappa lota Sigma. German
Club, Marching Band. Wiltse, Sue A: Paola, Radio and Television,
Home Economics. Winsky, Anna M: Merriam, Secondary Education.
Winters, Kenneth D: Chanute, Veterinary Medicine, Phi Delta Theta,
AVMA, K-Club. Varsity Track, Athletic Schs Wirtz, Ronald L:
Manhattan, Modern Languages.
Basketball team members. Coach Tex Winter and 10,500 fans
sing the National Anthem before the Indiana University tip-off in
Ahearn Field House. The Wildcats played host to four non-con-
ference and seven Big Eight opponents during the season.
495
Seniors: Wol-Zit
TOP ROW: Wolfe, Jack L: Conway Springs. Secondary Education.
SEA.. Marching Band Wolff, Gloria D: Wichita. Elementary Educa-
tion, Gamma Phi Beta Pledge Trainer, Kappa Delta Pi, Angel Flight,
S.E.A., Chimes. Wolfram, EdmondT: Malverne, NY., Industrial Engi-
neering, AIIE. Alpha Phi Omega Rec. Sec, Arnold Air Flying Club
Sec -Treas Pres Wood, Martha E: Manhattan, Physical Education.
Chi Omega. PHEMS. Woody, Cheryl J: Minneapolis, Elementary
Education. Worthington, Ruth L: Garnett, Foods and Nutrition
Wright, Kendall M: Topeka. Pre-Medicine, FarmHouse. Clinic Club.
Oratorio Chorus, UCCF Pres. Treas., EUB Pres, I ntr . Dean's Honor
Roll, John Trembly Mem. Schs.
THIRD ROW: Yarrow, Gale R: Clay Center, Mathematics. Delta
Sigma Phi Treas Sgt.-at-Arms, GE Alumni Corp Schs. Yates, David
L: Ottawa. Agricultural Education Yoho, Rex E: Liberal. Civil Engi-
neering. Business Administration Yorke, Jerome P: Sedan. Veteri-
nary Medicine. Alpha Gamma Rho Treas. Soc Chm . Block & Bridle,
AVMA. Yotter, Ann R: Prairie Village, Chemistry, A&S Honors Pro-
gram. ACS. RWF, Putnam Schs. Young, Daniel W: Shawnee Mis-
sion, Geography, Straube House Mgr. Soc. Chm. Mem. Chm. Pro-
gram Chm , USP, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Arnold Air Soc, Geography
Club, Asst. Dir. of Campus Affairs, Men's Glee Club, Univ. Choir, Ora-
torio Chorus. CYR State V-Chm , Orientation Leader, MUN Comm.
Chm, Liahonia Fellow., Oscar Straube Schs. Young, Nancy M:
Leawood, Biology, Pi Beta Phi Rush Chm , Alpha Delta Theta, Angel
Flight, Union Comm. Sec.
SECOND ROW: Wright, Marjorie J: Wichita, Physical Education,
PHEMS, BSU Ed., Van Zile Intr. Chm.. Southern Baptist Schs. Wright,
Randolph L: Grand Prairie, Tex.. Architecture, AIA, Arch. Coun.
Wright, William A: Manhattan, Nuclear Engineering. SAME,
ANS., AIAA. Wulff, Frederick J: Atchison, Economics. Wurtz, Bar-
bara S: Paxico. Elementary Education, SEA., Religious Coun. V-
Pres.. Newman Club Sec . Miss Newmanite Yancey, Linda L:
Manhattan, Secondary Education. Yardley, David B: Arkansas City,
Mechanical Engineering, Triangle, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME.
496
BOTTOM ROW: Zander, Janice D: Eskridge. Home Economics Ex-
tension. Zander, Norbert J: Oberlin, Veterinary Medicine Zibell,
Cheryl A: Holton. Business Administration Zibell, Robert E: Holton.
Business Administration, Beta Sigma Psi. Zimmerman, Gary L:
Kansas City. Zoology Zimmerman, Jarold L: Sterling, Agricultural
Engineering. Zitek, Lyle E: Friend, Neb , Veterinary Medicine, AVMA
Senior derbies dot the audience as the last home basketball
game honors the graduating class with half-court seats in a re-
served section. A senior spring party at a pizza parlor was
canceled when the establishment burned to the ground
Abbreviations for Activities: ACS — American Chemical Society. Act. — Ac-
tivities; Adm — Administration. Ad — Advertising; Adv — Advanced; Ag —
Agriculture. Ag Mag — Agricultural Magazine; AFROTC — Air Force Reserve
Officers Training Corps, AG 0. — American Guild of Organists. Agr — Agron-
omy. AHEA — American Home Economics Association, AIA — American Insti-
tute of Architects, AIAA — American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
AlChE — American Institute of Chemical Engineers; AID — American Insti-
tute of Interior Designers. AIIE — American Institute of Industrial Engineers;
AIP — American Institute of Physics; Am — American. ANS — American Nu-
clear Society. Appt — Apportionment; ASA — American Society of Agronomy.
ASAE — American Society of Agricultural Engineers; ASAS — American Socie-
ty 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
— Association;' AVA — American Vocational 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. — Chair-
man; Comm. — Committee, Commission, Conf. — Conference; Coor. — Coor-
dinating. Cor. — Corresponding, Coun — Council, CSS — Christian Science
Society. CYD — Collegiate Young Democrats. CYR — Collegiate Young Re-
publicans. Dev — Development; Dept — Department, Dir — Director; DMS
— Distinguished Military Student; Ec. — Economics, Ed — Education, Editor,
Editorial, Engr. — Engineering, Engineers, EUB — Evangelical United Breth-
ren; 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
Sciences, IAWS — Intercollegiate Associated Women Students. IEEE — Insti-
tute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. ICF — Interfraternity Council; Intl.
— International. Intr — Intramurals. IPC — Interfraternity Pledge Council. ISA
— Independent Students Association, Jr — Junior, KAHPER — Kansas Asso-
ciation of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, KSCF — Kansas State
Christian Fellowship. KSUARH — KSU Association of Residence Halls. K-State
Engr — K-State Engineers' Magazine, KSTA — Kansas State Teachers Asso-
ciation; LAR — Little American Royal; LSA — Lutheran Students Association;
MC — Model Congress; ME — Mechanical Engineering; Mech — Mechani-
zation; Mem. — Memorial, Membership; MENC — Music Educators National
Conference, Mgr. Manager; MMUN — Midwest Model United Nations; MPC
- Mock Political Convention. MUN — Model United Nations; NCTM — Na-
tional Council of Teachers of Manhattan, NEA — Nuclear Engineering Associa-
tion; NVATA — National Vocational 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. Public. Pub
Rel. — Public Relations. RA — Resident Assistant . RCC — Religious Coordi-
nating Council; Rec. — Recording; Rep. — Representative, RWF — Roger Wil-
liams Fellowship, SA — Staff Assistant. SAB — Student Activities Board
SAME — Society of American Military Engineers, SCC — Social Coordinat-
ing Council; SCF — Student Christian Fellowship. Schs — Scholarship. SCSA
— Soil Conservation Society of America; S E A — Student Education Associa-
tion; Sec — Secretary. SGA — Student Governing Association. Soc. — Social,
Society; Soph. — Sophomore, Sr. — Senior, Stu. — Student
TCB — Traffic Control Board, Tech — Technical; Tex — Textiles; Treas -
Treasurer. UCCF — United Campus Christian Fellowship. UGB — Union
Governing Board; Univ — University. UPC — Union Program Council; USCC
— United Student Christian Council. Vet — Veterinary. Vet Med — Veterinary
Medicine, V-Pres — Vice-President. WAA — Women's Athletic Association.
YAF — Young Americans for Freedom.
497
Cars crowding the Union parking area are indicative of the
increasing number of underclass students enrolling each
year. University officials developed and discussed several alter-
native plans for improving the parking situation on campus.
498
In the shadow of the tornado-damaged Anderson tower, stu-
dents walk briskly to class. Only traces ofthe June 8 storm
which caused approximately $8 million damage to the Uni-
versity remained when classes resumed in September
Undergraduates total 7,569,
represent 1 7 nationalities
Students from all 50 states and 16 foreign coun-
tries comprised the 7,569 underclass members ofthe
student body. The freshman class led in enrollment
with 3,007 students; sophomores totaled 2,693; and
juniors registered 1 ,869. There was almost a two to
one ratio of men to women — 4,747 to 2,822.
Cost for nine months of University education
averaged $1,500 for in-state students. Out-of-state
students usually spent $2,000 with the added ex-
penses of higher fees and cost of transportation.
When not supported by their parents, undergrad-
uates financed their educations by summer jobs,
scholarships, loans or part-time employment.
Rock 'n roll resounds through the Union recreation deck as
freshmen dance to live-band music during fall orientation week.
499
Underclassmen: Abb-And
TOP ROW: Abbott, Jo E: Salina, Sophomore. General. Abbott, Michele
A: Salina, Junior, Physical Therapy. Abbott, Patricia A: Salina, Sopho-
more, Home Economics and Nursing. Abbott, Richard E: Augusta, Fresh-
man, General
SECOND ROW Abel, John C: Manhattan. Junior, General Abeldt, San-
dra S: Hope, Freshman, Retail Floriculture. Abell, Larry W: St. Louis, Mo.,
01, Architecture. Abernethy, Rollin H: Scottsville, Sophomore, General.
THIRD ROW: Abson, Mary E: Lenexa, Sophomore, Home Economics Edu-
cation. Acevedo, Luis R: Ft. Riley, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. Achten,
Linda R: Wetmore, Freshman, Applied Music. Acker, Karen J: Topeka,
Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
FOURTH ROW: Ackermann, Thomas A: Lamed, Junior, Business Admin-
istration Ackmann, Henry A: Garnett, Junior, Agricultural Economics
Adams, Bruce A: Seneca, Sophomore, Business Administration. Adams,
David C: Milwaukee, Wis., 04, Architecture.
FIFTH ROW: Adams, Deanna M : Enterprise, Sophomore, Home Econom-
ics Education. Adams, Gloria R: Grainfield, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education, Adams, James P: Medicine Lodge, Junior, Animal Husbandry.
Adams, Karen S: Hutchinson, Freshman, Business Administration.
SIXTH ROW: Adams, Kathryn E: Maple Hill, Sophomore, Elementary Edu-
cation. Adams, Lynda K: Salina. Junior, Modern Languages. Adams,
Mary A: Liberty, Mo, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Adams,
Nancy L: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Adams, Rhonda J: Wichita, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education Adams, Vicky L: Overland Park, Sophomore, General Adams,
William V: Herndon, Freshman, Electrical Engineering Adkins, David L:
Delphos. Freshman, General Agriculture.
EIGHTH ROW: Ahern, James J: Madison, Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration Ahlerich, Donald D: Winfield, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Aiken, Douglas B:Taylorville, III.. Sophomore. General. Aikin,
James E: Prairie Village, Freshman, General.
BOTTOM ROW Aikin, Joyce A: Kansas City, Mo, Freshman, Psychology
Akers, Janey D: Salina, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Akers,
Judy A: Salina, Junior, Physical Education. Albers, Joyce M: Grinnell, Jun-
ior, Elementary Education
500
TOP ROW: Albrecht, Gerald A: Herington. Freshman, Mathematics. Al-
bright, Sheryl K: Delia. Junior, Elementary Education Albright, William
C: Mayetta, Freshman, General Aldrich, Vernon D: Council Grove, Sopho-
more, Business Administration.
SECOND ROW: Alexander, Albert J : Burlington, Junior, Nuclear Engineer-
ing. Alexander, David M : Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
Alexander, Janet L: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Pre- Secondary Edu-
cation Alexander, Kathy J : Independence, Freshman, General.
THIRD ROW: Alexander, Merlin F: Manhattan, Junior, Business Adminis-
tration. Alexander, Stanley J: Atchison, Junior, Geography. Algrim, Kae
E: Montezuma, Freshman, Interior Design Alldritt, Susan L: Wichita,
Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
FOURTH ROW: Allen, Linda K: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Allen, Marilyn J: Wichita, Junior, Home Economics Education.
Allen, Ronald W: McCook, Neb., Junior. Agricultural Economics Allison,
Leslie B: Florence, 04, Agricultural Education
FIFTH ROW: Almquist, Merlan T: Assaria, 04, Architecture. Almquist,
Sherry S: Chapman, Sophomore, General. Alpert, Dean J: Paola, Junior,
Veterinary Medicine. Alpert, Glenn P: Paola, Junior, Agricultural Engineer-
ing.
SIXTH ROW: Altendorf, Pamela C: Cherryvale, Junior, Secondary Educa-
tion. Altendorf, Ronald L: Independence, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry.
Ames, Alan D: Long Island, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Ames,
Glenda J : Clay Center, Freshman, Business Administration
SEVENTH ROW: Amiel, Mark: Peekskille, NY, Sophomore, Chemistry
Andersen, Elizabeth A: Overland Park, Sophomore, Modern Languages.
Anderson, Barbara J: Lawrence, Sophomore, Mathematics Anderson,
Beverly J : Great Bend, Freshman, Art
EIGHTH ROW: Anderson, Carl V: Osage City, Freshman. General Ander-
son, David E: Courtland, Junior, Psychology Anderson, Frederick: Pitts-
burg, 02, Architecture Anderson, Gaylord D: Scranton, Junior, Business
Administration.
BOTTOM ROW: Anderson, J. Sue: Scranton, Junior, Speech Anderson,
James S: St. Joseph, Mo., Sophomore, Animal Husbandry Anderson, Jer-
ry G: Oberlin, Freshman, Chemistry Anderson, John C: Clearwater, Fla.,
01, Architecture.
501
Underclassmen: And-Bae
TOP ROW: Anderson, John E: Wichita. 02. Architecture. Anderson, John
R: Overland Park. Freshman, Business Administration. Anderson, Karen
R: Smolan. Freshman, General Home Economics. Anderson, Kathleen L:
Wichita. Freshman. General.
SECOND ROW: Anderson, Mary B: Oberlin, Junior, Elementary Education.
Anderson, Michael R: Norton, Sophomore, Mathematics. Anderson,
Patricia A: Manhattan, Junior, Mathematics Anderson, Rebecca S:
Leavenworth, Freshman, Interior Design.
THIRD ROW: Anderson, Robert A: Leavenworth, 03, Architecture. An-
derson, Ted L: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry. Andrews, Janice E : Sali-
na. Sophomore, Physical Education. Angel, Gene R: Paradise. Freshman,
Music Education
FOURTH ROW: Angell, Beverly J: Ft, Worth. Tex.. Junior. Elementary
Education. Angwin, Carol S: Pittsburg, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Anschutz, Fredrick G: La km. Junior, Pre-Medicine. Ans-
paugh, Victor E: Luray, Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine.
FIFTH ROW: Antes, Carl E: Effingham. Junior, Secondary Education An-
ton, Billy V: Satanta, Junior, Animal Husbandry. Appleton, Roy S: Clay
Center, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Arasmith, Gayle D: Downs,
Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
SIXTH ROW: Arehart, Michael J: Manhattan, Freshman, Business Admin-
istration. Armbrust, John S: Ellsworth, Junior, Mathematics. Armbruster,
Gregory: Ellis, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Armbruster, Jerry L:
Ellis. Junior, Agricultural Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Armstead, Dean L:Ozawkie. Freshman, Business Admin-
istration Armstrong, Elizabeth: Hutchinson, Junior, Elementary Educa-
tion. Armstrong, Judy J: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Armstrong, Kenneth C: Lenexa. Freshman. Electrical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Armstrong, Nancy L: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Technical
Journalism. Armstrong, Tamara D: Topeka, Sophomore, Home Econom-
ics Education. Armsworthy, Judith C: Kansas City, Sophomore, Home
Economics and Nursing. Arnett, Vinton K: Belleville. Sophomore. History.
BOTTOM ROW: Arnhold, Thomas R: Hays. Freshman, Political Science.
Arnold, Roy P: Plains, Freshman. Animal Husbandry. Arnott, Ralph E:
Blue Rapids. Junior. General. Asbury, Mardel L: Varner. Freshman, Home
Economics and Journalism.
502
TOP ROW: Asbury, Sue E: Wamego, Freshman. Sociology Ascher, Clif-
ford D: Hemngton, Sophomore. Agricultural Education. Asfahl, Barbara
H: Overland Park. Sophomore, Home Economics and Journalism. Ash,
Charles E: Wichita, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Asher, Barbara S: Stafford, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education Asher, Karen K: Wichita, Sophomore, Horticulture Ashford,
Barbara E: Salina, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Ashida, Betty
R: Johnson, Sophomore, General Home Economics.
THIRD ROW: Ashton, Diana L: Salina, Junior, Elementary Education Ash-
ton, Mary J: Salina, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Atchison,
Cheryl L: Mission, Freshman. General Home Economics Atchison, Timo-
thy A: Leavenworth, Junior Physics.
FOURTH ROW: Atherton, Kaye L: Wichita, Sophomore, General Home
Economics. Atkinson, George: Norton, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine.
Atkinson, Nancy J: Udall, Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
Atkinson, William R:Winfield, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Attebery, James B: Phillipsburg, Sophomore, General Att-
wood, Mary S: Silverlake, Sophomore, Physical Therapy Atwater, Mary
A: Netawaka, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Atwater, Patricia A:
Netawaka, Sophomore, Business Administration
SIXTH ROW: Auld, Glenn A: Concordia. Sophomore, Mathematics. Ault,
Mary L: Wamego, Sophomore. Physical Education. Aupperle, Ronald E:
Hutchinson. Sophomore, Business Administration Austin, Sharon K:
Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Business Administration
SEVENTH ROW: Avery, Cheri L: Barnes. Junior, Radio and Television
Home Economics. Axe, William J: Wetmore. Junior. Modern Languages
Ayres, John P: Prairie Village, Junior, Business Administration. Ayres,
Teresa C: Smith Center, Freshman, Psychology
EIGHTH ROW: Baalman, Roger J: Oakley, 01, Architecture. Bachman,
Paul E: Prospect Hill.. III. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Bachtell,
Bonne J : Pratt, Freshman, General Backhaus, Pamela S:Topeka, Sopho-
more. Sociology.
BOTTOM ROW: Bader, Dean R: Palmer. Neb., Junior, Veterinary Medicine.
Badger, Bonnee B: Emporia, Junior, Elementary Education. Badsky,
Edward T: Olathe, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Baer, Stephanie
A: Ness City, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
503
Underclassmen: Baf-Bar
TOP ROW: Baffrey, Michael E: Lacygne, Freshman, Pre-Forestry. Bagley,
Came S: Republic. Junior. Secondary Education Bailey, Eileen E: Garnett,
Junior, Medical Technology. Bailey, Jeanette: Eureka, Freshman. Home
Economics Education.
SECOND ROW Bailey, Larry G: Girard, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Bailey, Pete L: Manhattan, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. Bain, Cheryl L:
Macomb. III. Sophomore. Pre- Elementary Education Bain, Marilyn R:
Worland. Wyo , Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW: Bainter, Warren C: Dresden, Freshman, Mechanical Engi-
neering. Baird, James V: Omaha, Neb., Sophomore, Technical Journalism.
Baird, John R: Arkansas City, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Baird,
William A: Jeffersonville. Ohio, Special, Agricultural Economics.
FOURTH ROW Baker, David C: Amencus. Junior, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Baker, Deborah K: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General Baker,
Delma J: Parsons, Junior, Home Economics Education Baker, Judy D:
Prairie Village, Sophomore, Medical Technology
FIFTH ROW: Baker, Ralph E: Parsons, 04, Mechanical Engineering. Bald-
erson, S. Clark: Wamego. Freshman, Humanities. Balding, Larry D: Rus-
sell. Sophomore, Business Administration Baldwin, Curtis L: Goodland,
Freshman, Physical Education
SIXTH ROW: Baldwin, Mark W: Goodland, Sophomore, Pre-Law Bald-
win, Yvonne L: Wichita, Sophomore, Landscape Architecture. Ball, Can-
dace M: Chase, Freshman, English Ball, Edward E: Esbon, Sophomore,
Electrical Engineering
SEVENTH ROW: Ball, Sara A: lola, Sophomore, Business Administration
Ballentine, Russell: Onaga, Junior, Agricultural Education Ballhorst,
John E: Great Bend, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Balthazor, Ju-
dith A: San Antonio, Tex , Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
EIGHTH ROW: Balwanz, Bob H: St. Joseph. Mo, Sophomore. Nuclear
Engineering. Balzer, Rosemary M: Wichita. Junior, General. Bamman,
Wilford M : Lees Summit. Mo.. 03. Architecture Bandel, Terry J : St. Fran-
cis, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
BOTTOM ROW: Banker, Merlin J: Salina. Junior. General. Banning, John
W: Milford, Del , Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Barb, Linda S: New
Cansan, Conn , Freshman, Political Science. Barbe, Rebecca A: Kansas
City, Mo., Sophomore, Modern Languages.
504
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TOP ROW: Barbee, Jon R: Great Bend, Junior, Political Science. Barber,
Loyd W: El Dorado, Junior, Mechanical Engineering Barber, Michael:
Roswell. N.M., Freshman, Mathematics. Barenberg, Janis L: Atwood,
Freshman, General Home Economics.
SECOND ROW: Barger, Betty L: Wakeeney. Freshman. Pre-Secondary
Education. Baril, Sally J: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Barker, Charlene F: Scott City, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Barnes, Dennis E: Delphos, Sophomore, General
THIRD ROW: Barnes, Harold J : Shawnee, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine.
Barnes, Sarah C: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Dietetics and Institutional
Management. Barnes, Sharon A: Junction City, Sophomore, History.
Barnes, Terry L: Tulsa, Okla., Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
FOURTH ROW: Barnett, Danny K: Effingham, Sophomore, Dairy Produc-
tion. Barnett, William R: Great Bend, Junior, Business Administration.
Barney, Carolyn L: Wichita, Sophomore, Bacteriology Barnhart, Roy B:
Caney, Junior, Agricultural Journalism
FIFTH ROW: Barnthson, Harold E: Beuna Park, Calif., Freshman, Mathe-
matics. Barr, Judith A: Westmoreland, Freshman, General. Barr, Roger L:
Manhattan, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics Barrett, Harold C: Cen-
tralia. Sophomore, Building Construction.
SIXTH ROW: Barrett, James E: Newton, Freshman. Business Administra-
tion. Barrow, Sharon L: Mayetta, Sophomore, Home Economics Educa-
tion. Barrows, Bradley D: Ness City, Junior, Political Science Barrows,
Richard R: LaCrosse, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine.
SEVENTH ROW: Barstow, Barbara A: Johnson, Freshman, Speech Bar-
stow, Neil B: Johnson, Freshman, Animal Husbandry. Barta, Alan G:
Manhattan, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering Barta, Richard A: Red
Cloud, Neb., Junior, Veterinary Medicine
EIGHTH ROW: Bartak, Marilyn J: Cuba, Freshman, Home Economics
Education. Bartel, Nancy S: Hillsboro, Sophomore, Family and Child De-
velopment. Bartel, Richard K: Newton, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Bartell, Marcia P: Moundridge, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Bartholomew, Eric L: Alton, Freshman, Mechanical Engi-
neering. Bartholomew, Nancy J: Mankato, Freshman, Home Economics
Education. Bartholomew, Ruth A: Alton, Sophomore, Family and Child
Development. Bartholomew, William: Great Bend, Freshman. Pre-Veteri-
nary Medicine.
505
Underclassmen: Bar-Ben
TOP ROW: Bartlett. Carlyn K: Kinsley. Sophomore, English Barton, Dia-
na K: Wichita, Sophomore, English. Barton, Kenneth R: Prairie Village,
Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Bartoo, Chloellen: Great Bend, Junior,
Sociology.
SECOND ROW: Base, Patricia A: Sedgwick, Sophomore, Consumer Inter-
est Basham, Jacqueline A: Eureka, Freshman, General Bastel, Joan E:
Kansas City, Freshman, Technical Journalism Bates, Constance L: Vienna,
Va., Sophomore, History
THIRD ROW: Bates, Kent C: Augusta, Freshman, General Bates, Wanda
L: Manhattan, Freshman, Modern Languages. Bathurst, Linda S: Talmage,
Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Bauer, Cormin S: Garden City,
Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
FOURTH ROW: Bauer, David K: Kansas City, Mo., 01, Architecture. Bau-
man, Linda K: Marion, Sophomore, General Baumgarten, Edwin O:
Buhler, Junior, Mechanical Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Baxter, Gloria E: Manhattan, Sophomore, Psychology Bay-
er, Dana M: Manhattan, Sophomore, General Bayless, Sara M : Wichita,
Junior, Pre-Elementary Education Beach, Carol S: Pierceville, Sophomore,
Pre-Elementary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Beach, Donald A: Sahna, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
Beach, Sharilyn K: Scott City. Sophomore, Psychology. Beach, Suzanne
I: Abilene, Junior, Elementary Education Beal, Thomas G: Hutchinson,
Junior, Physical Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Beals, Janalee E: Dodge City, Special. Physical Educa-
tion. Beans, Yandell S: Sabetha, Sophomore. Business Administration.
Beasley, Cheryl L: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
Bechtold, Jan C: Gaylord, Freshman, General.
EIGHTH ROW: Beck, Barbara L: Upper Montclair. N.J. .Junior, Elementary
Education Beck, Karen J: Leawood, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Beck, Steven R: Manhattan, Junior, Chemical Engineering. Becken-
hauer, Sharron: Scott AFB, III., Sophomore, Applied Music.
BOTTOM ROW: Becker, Edwin L: Oswego, Junior, Agricultural Education.
Becker, Jo A: Wichita. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Becker,
Lauren P: Logan, Sophomore. General. Becker, Le Wayne C: Downs,
Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
506
TOP ROW: Becker, Roger L: Centralia, Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine.
Becker, Sherrilyn K: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Modern Languages.
Becker, Sheryl A: Durham, Freshman, General. Beckman, Susan A: At-
chison, Sophomore, Business Administration.
SECOND ROW: Beckwith, Sharon J: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Edu-
cation. Becraft, Larry R: Manhattan, Freshman, General Bedford, Felix R:
Topeka, Freshman, Business Administration. Beedles, William L: Baldwin,
Freshman, General.
THIRD ROW: Beedy, Susan J: Prairie Village, Freshman, General Beer,
Janet J: Larned, Junior, Secondary Education. Beer, Pamela A: Larned,
Sophomore, Humanities. Beesley, Roger D: Quinter, Sophomore, Animal
Husbandry.
FOURTH ROW: Beets, Mary A: Paola, Freshman, General Home Econom-
ics. Beezley, William P: Girard, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine. Beggs,
Wayne D: Columbus, Sophomore, Accounting. Begnoche, Gary M: Mil-
tonvale, 04, Agricultural Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Behnke, Meredith J: Bushton, Junior, Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Behrens, Philip P: Lincoln, Freshman, General Agriculture. Behrens,
Robert M: Mission, Freshman, Business Administration. Beisner, Betty A:
Alton, Freshman, General Home Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Beisner, Linda D: Oakley, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Bekaert, Denis A: Manhattan, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine Bel-
den, Gale L: Burr Oak, Sophomore, Agronomy. Bell, Orin D: Manhattan,
Sophomore, General.
SEVENTH ROW: Bell, Peter A: Memphis, Tenn., Sophomore. Pre-Dentist-
ry. Bell, Warren W: Wichita. Junior, General Agriculture. Bellairs, William
M: Independence. Sophomore, Civil Engineering. Beloof, Anne: Rapid
City, S.D., Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
EIGHTH ROW: Belter, Lizbeth S: Topeka, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Benda, Leanne M: Ludell, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
Bender, Gary L: Wakeeney, Junior, Psychology. Benfer, John P: Longford,
04, Agronomy.
BOTTOM ROW: Benjamin, Martin E: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Medicme.
Bennett, James W: Topeka. Sophomore, Chemistry. Bennett, Kathy S:
Kansas City. Mo., Sophomore, Clothing Retailing. Bennett, Lynda C: Shaw-
nee Mission, Junior, Elementary Education.
507
Underclassmen: Ben-Bju
TOP ROW: Bennett, Marvin L: Manchester, Sophomore, Secondary Edu-
cation Benninga, Maurice J: Leonardville, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education Benson, David A: Rockaway, N.J , Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine. Benson, Joe S: Gran tvi lie. Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
SECOND ROW: Benson, Lee M: Grantville, Junior, Animal Husbandry.
Bentley, Fred R: Shields, Sophomore, History. Bentley, Velura J: Healy,
Freshman, Physical Therapy Benton, Barbara K: Norcatur, Sophomore,
Pre-Medicine.
THIRD ROW: Benton, Dale E: Salina, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
Benton, Sandra C: Marysville, Freshman, Mathematics. Benton, Timothy
T: Olathe, Freshman, Animal Husbandry Bentsen, Donald R: Wichita,
Sophomore, Building Construction.
FOURTH ROW Benyshek, Larry L: Cuba, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education Berg, Luana R: Omaha, Neb , Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion Berg, Marcia M: Charleston, W Va , Sophomore, Home Economics
and Nursing Berg, Philip W: Arkansas City, Freshman, Electrical Engineer-
ing.
FIFTH ROW: Berger, Walene F: Clay Center. Freshman, Home Economics
and Nursing Bergerhouse, Shelly: Lakewood, Col., Sophomore, General
Home Economics Berges, Connie S: Onaga, Freshman, General Home
Economics Berges, Reen H : Onaga, Freshman, Accounting
SIXTH ROW Berggren, Sheri A: Randolph, Freshman, Pre-Secondary
Education Bergman, Kathleen S: Riley, Sophomore, Sociology Berkeley,
Coburn A: Charlotte, N C, 01, Architecture. Berlin, Larry K: Manhattan,
02, Architecture
SEVENTH ROW: Bernasek, Frank R: Manhattan, Sophomore, Political
Science Berning, Kathleen M: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General
Home Economics. Bernitz, Sharon A: Manhattan, Freshman, English Ber-
ry, Gail M : Topeka, Junior, Art.
EIGHTH ROW: Bert, Harold D: Abilene, Sophomore. Mechanical Engineer-
ing Bestgen, Keith E: Wichita, Freshman, Business Administration Best-
wick, Connie J: Sabetha. Freshman, General Home Economics. Bethell,
Susan C: Hill City, Sophomore, Modern Languages.
BOTTOM ROW Betton, Steve L: Midland, Tex., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine. Betts, Janet K: Oberlin, Freshman, Accounting. Bey, Fred W:
San Antonio, Tex , Freshman, Bakery Management. Beyer, Alan H: Gridley,
Freshman, Electrical Engineering
508
TOP ROW: Bieker, Sandra K: Salina, Freshman, General Home Econom-
ics. Bierbaum, Carl M: Junction City, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
Biery, Bonita F: Topeka, Junior, Home Economics Education. Bietka, Ju-
dith A: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Medical Technology
SECOND ROW: Bigelow, Mary A: Bonner Springs, Sophomore, Pre-Sec-
ondary Education Biggart, Le A: Circleville, Junior, Elementary Education.
Biggs, Elaine S: Manhattan, Sophomore, Speech. Biggs, Michael N:
Manhattan, Sophomore, General.
THIRD ROW: Bigler, Jane A: Junction City, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education Bihlmaier, Steven L: Osborne, Freshman, General Billinger,
Betty J: Wichita, Junior, Secondary Education Bilyeu, Sandra K: Shaw-
nee Mission, Junior, Secondary Education
FOURTH ROW: Bircher. David W: Ellsworth. Sophomore, Animal Hus-
bandry Bird, Helen E: Liberal, Sophomore, General Bishop, Deandra:
Scott City, Freshman, Clothing Retailing Bishop, Nancy L: Minneapolis,
Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
FIFTH ROW: Bishop, Richard L: Great Bend, 02, Architecture Bishop,
Robert D: Emporia, Junior, Nuclear Engineering. Bissing, Patricia A:
Wichita, Sophomore, Speech Therapy. Bjurstrom, Pamela: Leoti, Junior,
Secondary Education
At&.l
SIXTH ROW: Black, Bradford H: Lees Summit, Mo, 01, Architecture.
Black, Dennis A: Warwick, NY, Special, Pre-Elementary Education
Black, Wanda S: Wichita, Freshman, Interior Design Blackburn, Bonnie
A: Derby, Freshman, General Home Economics
SEVENTH ROW: Blackwell, John H: Larned. Sophomore, Animal Husban-
dry. Blackwell, William F: Kansas City, 02, Architecture. Blair, Paula B:
Coffeyville, Sophomore, Mathematics Blake, Karen S: Salina, Sophomore,
General Home Economics.
EIGHTH ROW: Blake, William O: Kansas City, Mo, Junior. Electrical Engi-
neering Blaker, Bradford G: Manhattan, Sophomore, Music Education
Blanke, Gunnar W: Fort Smith, Ark , 03, Architecture. Blankenship, Paul
H : Wellington, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Blanton, Johnny B: Troy, Junior, Wildlife Conservation
Blasdel, Phyllis J: Sylvia. Junior, Pre-Secondary Education Blauvelt, Wil-
liam A: Superior, Neb., Junior, Agricultural Journalism Blecha, Joyce E:
Belleville, Sophomore, Home Economics Education
509
Underclassmen: Ble-Box
TOP ROW: Blecha, Keith M: Munden. Junior, Entomology. Blew, LoRita
M: Mount Hope, Freshman, Business Administration. Blex, C. Douglas:
Independence, Junior, Wildlife Conservation. Blick, Janice M: Wichita,
Freshman, Medical Technology.
SECOND ROW: Blickenstaff, Cheri: Scott City, Freshman, Animal Husban-
dry. Bliss, Robert J: Atwood, Sophomore, Accounting. Bliss, Thomas C:
Atwood, Sophomore, General. Block, Andrew W: Prairie Village, Junior,
Civil Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Blocksome, Lyndon K: Ransom, Freshman, General.
Bloom, Robert E: Needham Heights, Mass., Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education. Blount, Linda M: Auburn, Freshman, Interior Design. Blow,
Harry E: Topeka, Junior, Applied Music.
FOURTH ROW: Bloyd, Bethry E: Wichita. Freshman, Home Economics
and Journalism Boand, Robert B: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Law.
Bobinmyer, James E: Herndon, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Bock, James F: Roeland Park, Freshman, General.
FIFTH ROW: Bock, Ralph S: Manhattan, 04. Building Construction. Bod-
die, Julia A: Peoria, III., Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Boes-
chen, Phillip W: Kansas City, Mo., 01 , Architecture. Boger, Alan T: Dodge
City, Freshman. Pre-Forestry.
SIXTH ROW: Boger, Fred C: Great Bend. Sophomore. Industrial Engineer-
ing. Boggs, Terry K: Ft. Riley, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. Bohn, Rita D:
Halstead, Freshman, Clothing Retailing Bohnen, Gerald J: Dorrance,
Freshman. Music Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Bohnen, Joseph M: Dorrence, Freshman, Veterinary
Medicine. Boisseau, Eldon L: Coldwater, Sophomore, General Agriculture.
Bolack, Louis W: Burden. Freshman. General Agriculture. Boley, Thomas
F: Kewanee. III., Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
EIGHTH ROW: Bolin, Nancy J: Wichita. Sophomore. General Home Eco-
nomics. Bolinger, Lyndal D: Cheney. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Boll, Bruce A: Delphos. Sophomore. Physical Education. Bolt, Hilarie S:
Overland Park. Freshman. Modern Languages.
BOTTOM ROW: Bolton, Carolyn L: Burlingame. Junior. Clothing Retailing.
Bond, Rita D: Paola. Freshman. General Bondurant, John B: Wichita.
Freshman, Psychology. Bone, Ronald L: Arkansas City, Junior, Geography.
510
TOP ROW: Bonebrake, Charles R: Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry.
Bonorden, Le R: Tripoli, Iowa, Freshman, Pre- Secondary Education Bon-
sall, Robert J: Burwell, Neb., Sophomore, Animal Husbandry Boomer,
Bruce A: Junction City, 02, Architecture.
SECOND ROW: Boor, Rose M: Olmitz, Junior, Dietetics and Institutional
Management. Boos, Edward J: Lancaster, Sophomore, Animal Husban-
dry. Booth, Glenda M: Ashland, Freshman, General. Booth, Joan L: Wich-
ita, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
THIRD ROW: Booz, Charles R: McPherson, Freshman, General Boren,
Deborah K: Mulvane, Freshman, Physical Education Borg, Donna K:
Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Borgerding, Paul H:
Marysville, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
FOURTH ROW: Bosch, Paul L: Manhattan, Freshman, General Bosse,
Doris J: Wheaton. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Boster,
Rochelle A: Burrton. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Bostrom,
Sheryl L: Lakin, Freshman, Accounting.
FIFTH ROW: Bostwick, Melissa F: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General.
Bottenberg, Julie C: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
Bouchey, Marsha A: Stockton, Sophomore, General Home Economics.
Boudreaux, Linda R: Prairie Village, Freshman, Sociology
SIXTH ROW: Bowen, Ruthie K: Piedmont, Special, General Home Eco-
nomics. Bower, Joan R: Marysville, Sophomore, Home Economics and
Nursing. Bower, Mary A: Marysville, Junior, Secondary Education Bower,
Wayne P: Marysville, 05, Architecture.
SEVENTH ROW: Bowers, Constance J: Overland Park, Sophomore, Gen-
eral Home Economics. Bowie, Richard L: Aurora, Colo , Sophomore, Land-
scape Architecture. Bowman, Barbara S: Hiawatha, Freshman, Chemistry
Bowman, Dennis M: Salina, Freshman, Chemical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Bowman, Fredrick H: Kansas City, Mo., Freshman, Gener-
al. Bowman, Phillip N: Clay Center, Freshman, Wildlife Conservation
Bowman, Ronald D: Liberal, 01, Architecture Bowman, Susan J: Over-
land, Junior, Political Science.
BOTTOM ROW: Bowser, Robert D: Manhattan, Freshman, Mathematics.
Bowsher, Melodie L: Derby, Junior, Technical Journalism Bowsher,
Nancy J: Derby, Freshman, Modern Languages Boxler, Mary L: Garden
City, Freshman. General.
511
Underclassmen: Boy-Bri
TOP ROW: Boyce, Glenda T: Lawrence, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine Boyd, Glenn E: St. Louis, Mo., Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
Boyd, Joyce E: Ashland, Sophomore, Family and Child Development.
Boyer, Janet L: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
SECOND ROW: Boyer, Janice E: Salina, Freshman, General. Boyer, Kel-
vin R: Formoso, Freshman, Animal Husbandry. Boyer, Nancy M: Cof-
feyville. Sophomore, General. Boyle, Dale D: Belle Plaine, Sophomore, Pre-
Vetennary Medicine.
THIRD ROW: Boyle, Douglas A: Wichita, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
Boyle, Linda S: Hoismgton, Freshman, Sociology. Boyle, Steven R:
Spivey, Junior, Industrial Engineering. Boyles, Alice L: Scandia, Sopho-
more, Pre-Medicine.
FOURTH ROW: Bozone, David M: Rolla, Junior, Animal Husbandry. Bra-
bee, James O: Washington, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry Braddy, Su-
san E: Manhattan, Freshman, General Braden, Janet L: Wakefield, Junior,
Elementary Education
FIFTH ROW: Bradford, Barbara A: Wakeman, Ohio, Freshman, History.
Bradley, Thomas L: Melvern, Junior, Animal Husbandry. Brady, Mary A:
Atchison, Sophomore, Music Education Brady, Warren T: Albert, Sopho-
more, Business Administration.
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SIXTH ROW: Bramlage, Richard E: Frankfort, Freshman, Animal Hus-
bandry. Brand, Charles R: Osawatomie, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Brandner, Mary S: Manhattan, Junior, Sociology. Brannan, James E:
Great Bend, Sophomore, Pre-Dentistry.
SEVENTH ROW: Brannan, Michael S: Meade, Sophomore. Geology.
Brant, Douglas M: Lucas, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry. Branton, Dor-
othy A: Fort Leavenworth, Sophomore, Interior Design. Braswell, David
A: St. Louis, Mo., 03, Architecture.
EIGHTH ROW: Brattin, Janis K: Kiowa, Sophomore, Physical Therapy.
Brattin, Jeanne A: Kiowa, Freshman. Psychology. Bratton, Barbara A:
Council Grove. Junior, Elementary Education. Bratton, Larry D: Manhattan,
Sophomore, Accounting.
BOTTOM ROW: Brazzell, Cecil: Harper, Junior. Secondary Education.
Breazeale, Carolyn S: Wichita. Freshman, Business Administration. Bre-
demeier, Sharon M: Seneca, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Bre-
dengerd, Laurence: Salina, Sophomore, Physical Education.
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TOP ROW: Breeden, Effie M: Hoxie, Junior. Family and Child Develop-
ment Breeden, Margaret A: Hoxie, Sophomore, General Breidenthal,
George: Bethel, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Breit, Deborah J:
Sioux Falls, S.D., Freshman, General Home Economics.
SECOND ROW Breitenbach, Jerome: Pretty Prairie, Sophomore. Busi-
ness Administration Breitenstein, Alfred: Kansas City, Junior. Zoology.
Breitweiser, Mary D: Topeka, Junior, Sociology Brelig, George A: Ches-
ter, III., Sophomore, Architectural Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Brennan, Patricia A: Manhattan. Freshman, Music Educa-
tion. Brenneisen, Leigh: Kansas City, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Brenner, Steven R: Manhattan, 04, Pre-Medicine Brewer, Robbie
G: Parsons, Sophomore, English.
FOURTH ROW: Brewer, Trudy A: Prairie Village. Freshman, General Home
Economics Brewster, Robert W: Coffeyville, 02, Architecture Bridges,
David L: Meade, Freshman, Civil Engineering Bridges, Ronald L: Atchi-
son, Sophomore. Chemistry
BOTTOM ROW Briel, Jonathan E: Great Bend, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Briggs, Robert A: Topeka, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine.
Briggs, William E: Gove, Freshman, General Agricultural Brighton, Van
E: Manhattan, Freshman, Business Administration.
Evidence of an all-night final week study session, a student
sleeps in the Union lounge before his next exam Dubbed the
University's living room, the area is used for meetings, debates
and the question and answer sessions following convocations.
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Underclassmen: Bri-Bud
TOP ROW Brillhart, Carl D: Mapleton, Sophomore, Agricultural Econom-
ics. Brim, Karen S: Hudson, Freshman, General Home Economics. Brin-
ing, Donald R: Great Bend, Junior, Secondary Education. Brink, David L:
Olathe, Freshman, Physical Education.
SECOND ROW Brinker, Jane M : Glen Elder, Sophomore, Medical Tech-
nology. Brinker, Marlene J: Glen Elder, Freshman. General. Brinkmeyer,
Juanita: Garden City. Sophomore, Family and Child Development. Broad-
well, Edwin S: Wyckoff. N.J . 05, Architecture.
THIRD ROW Brock, Sharon L: Manhattan, Freshman, Interior Design.
Brockelman, Jerald D: Council Grove, 02, Architecture Brockman, Rob-
ert J : Manhattan, Junior, Physics Brockway, Steven E: Olathe, Freshman,
General.
FOURTH ROW Broeckelman, Gregory : Oakley, Junior. Business Adminis-
tration. Broeckelman, Leelan: Grmnell, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Broeckelman, Robert: Oakley, Freshman, Agricultural Education. Broers,
James S: Eudora, Sophomore, General
FIFTH ROW: Broers, Shirley S: Eudora, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Broers, Ted A: Eudora. Junior, Electrical Engineering Brokaw, Paul
A: Emporia, Freshman, General. Bronzan, Charles T: Cook, Neb., Sopho-
more, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
SIXTH ROW. Brooks, Ginger L: Topeka, Sophomore, Interior Design.
Brooks, Phyllis K: Olathe. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Brooks,
Ralph E: Manhattan, Freshman, Agricultural Education Brooks, Stephen
C: Russell, Sophomore, General.
SEVENTH ROW Brooks, Steven L: Ulysses. Sophomore, Business Admin-
istration Brous, Judy A: DeSoto, Sophomore, General Brown, Barbara
A: Downs, Sophomore, Modern Languages. Brown, Dale S: Nickerson,
Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Brown, David A: Kansas City, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
Brown, Deborah L: Westlake, Ohio, Freshman, Family and Child Develop-
ment. Brown, Geraldine J: Salina. Sophomore, Sociology. Brown, Harold
E: Holcomb, Freshman, General.
BOTTOM ROW Brown, James E: Rockford, III , Sophomore. Physical
Therapy. Brown, Jerry L: Ogden, Freshman, Accounting. Brown, John W:
Alden, Junior, Animal Husbandry. Brown, Julia A: Oberlin, Junior, Ac-
counting.
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TOP ROW: Brown, Larry R: Hutchinson. 03. Architecture Brown, Linda
K: Kansas City. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Brown, Paul J:
Millport. NY, Junior, Wildlife Conservation Brown, Raymond L: Norton-
ville, 01 . Architecture.
SECOND ROW Brown, Sheila A: Ford. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Brown, Sheila M: Milford. Freshman, General Brown, William Lee:
Ford, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Brown, William LeeRoy:
THIRD ROW: Browne, Charles R: Salma, Sophomore. Mechanical Engi-
neering Brownlie, Barbara L: Belleville, III , Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Brumble, Timothy R: Lee's Summit, Mo. 02, Architecture Brum-
mell, Alan G: Rolla, Mo.. 01 , Architecture
FOURTH ROW Bruner, Steven C: Sedan. Freshman, Pre-Dentistry Brun-
kow, James R: Onaga, 01, Architecture Brunner, Ann J: Ramona, Soph-
omore, General Home Economics Brunsky, George M: Kansas City.
Freshman, Biochemistry
FIFTH ROW: Brunson, Virginia L: Norton, Sophomore, Home Economics
and Nursing. Brunswig, Robert H: Tribune. Freshman, Political Science.
Brussow, William C: Woodbine. Sophomore. Music Education Bruton,
Robert D: Columbus. Freshman. Pre-Forestry
SIXTH ROW: Bryan, Carol L: Shawnee Mission. Freshman, General
Bryan, David W: Maiden. Mass . Junior, History Bryan, John N : Emporia,
Sophomore, Business Administration Bryan, Nancy B: White Cloud, Jun-
ior, Home Economics Education
SEVENTH ROW: Bryan, Roylan M: Leawood. Freshman, Home Economics
and Liberal Arts Bryant, Lawrence O: Henngton, Sophomore, Psychology.
Buchan, Robert E: Wichita, Junior, Mathematics. Buchele, Nancy E:
Cedar Vale, Freshman, Humanities.
EIGHTH ROW Buchheister, John B: Plamville, Freshman, Electrical Engi-
neering. Buchman, Sherri L: Alta Vista, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Buchmann, Stuart E: Clay Center, Freshman, General Buckingham,
Louise T: Leawood. Freshman, Pre-Dentistry
BOTTOM ROW: Buckles, Michael D: Kansas City. 02, Architecture Buck-
les, Nancy A: Burlington, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education Budge,
Lance B: St. John. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering Budke, Martha J:
Wichita, Sophomore, Sociology.
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Underclassmen: Bue-Cal
TOP ROW: Buehler, Dana E: Scott City. Freshman, Interior Design Bueh-
ler, Wayne K: Russell, Sophomore, Accounting. Buek, Stephen R: Burlin-
game. Freshman, Technical Journalism Buffo, Lyn M: Leavenworth, Jun-
ior, Secondary Education.
SECOND ROW Bugbee, Karen S: Lyons, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Buhrer, William A: Mission, Freshman, Business Administration.
Buisch, William W: Manhattan, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine Bulger,
Judith A: Wichita, Sophomore, General
THIRD ROW: Bull, Barbara J: Salina, Junior, Elementary Education Bull-
er, Delores L: Inman, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Bultinck,
Gabriel J: Streamwood, III , Freshman, Business Administration Bunker,
Craig L: Manhattan, Freshman, General.
FOURTH ROW: Bunker, Janet S: Junction City, Freshman, General Bunk-
er, Jill E: Junction City, Freshman, General. Burford, Marietta C: Milton,
Sophomore, Retail Floriculture Burg, George F: Prairie Village, Junior,
General.
FIFTH ROW: Burge, Nancy L: Belleville, Freshman, Zoology. Burger,
Thomas A: Home, Junior, General Burgess, Joyce S: Manhattan, Fresh-
man, General. Burgess, Judith G: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Educa-
tion
SIXTH ROW: Burgess, Judith L: Wichita, Junior. Physical Education Burk,
Cheryln J: McDonald, Sophomore, Mathematics. Burk, Robert D: Mc-
Donald, Freshman, Agricultural Engineering Burk, Robert W: Manhattan,
01 , Architecture.
SEVENTH ROW: Burke, Bruce E: Kingman, Sophomore, Electrical Engi-
neering. Burkhart, Walter E: Paola, Freshman, Agricultural Economics.
Burkhead, Eric M: Independence, Freshman, Pre-Forestry Burkhead,
Leland L: Salina, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Burmeister, Irva K: Downs, Sophomore, Business Admin-
istration Burnett, Donna L: LaCygne, Freshman, General Home Econom-
ics. Burnett, Gilbert C: Western Springs, III , Sophomore, Chemistry. Bur-
nett, Peggy C: Manhattan, Junior, Secondary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Burns, Cathy L: Salina, Freshman, General Burns, Roger
D: Elkhart, Freshman, Agronomy Burns, Stephen M: Salina. Junior. Pre-
Law Burris, Joyce A: Manhattan, Junior, Home Economics Education
516
TOP ROW: Burris, Spencer R: Overland Park. Junior. Geography Burris,
Stephen D: Manhattan, Sophomore. Business Administration Burt, Ron-
ald J: Salina, Sophomore, Industrial Engineering Burton, Carol A: Kansas
City, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
SECOND ROW: Burton, Jack L: Plamville, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Burton, Linda S: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Busch,
Sandra K: Olathe, Sophomore, Physical Education Bush, Larry A: Wichi-
ta, Sophomore, General.
THIRD ROW: Bush, Raymond L: Edwardsville, Freshman, Radioand
Television Bush, Sharon W: Manhattan, Sophomore, General Home Eco-
nomics. Buss, Stanley D: Holton, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics.
Bussart, Cheryl A: Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
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FOURTH ROW: Bussman, Russell L: Mound Valley, Sophomore, Feed
Science and Management Butler, Bonne L: Haven, Junior, Art Butler,
James H: Kansas City, Sophomore, Physical Education Butler, Nancy J:
Hays, Junior, Secondary Education.
FIFTH ROW: Butler, William D: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine.
Butler, William M: Coffeyville, 03, Architecture Butterworth, Steven:
Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Butts, John IVI :
Cherryvale, Freshman, Poultry Science.
SIXTH ROW: Butts, Jon R: Protection, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
Butts, Michael C: Kirkwood, Mo., Junior, Electrical Engineering. Buzen-
berg, William E: Manhattan, Junior, Technical Journalism Byers, Jacqua-
line S: Burr Oak, Junior, Elementary Education
SEVENTH ROW: Byrne, Barbara: Wichita, Junior, Clothing Retailing Ca-
ble, Lynn M : Leoti, Freshman, General Cackler, James W: Horton, Soph-
omore, Secondary Education. Cadman, Stephen: St John, Sophomore,
Agricultural Mechanization
EIGHTH ROW: Cadwallader, Ralph E: Alma, Neb., Sophomore, Pre-Veter-
inary Medicine. Cadwell, Kathleen S: Winfield, Sophomore, Business
Administration Cahill, William E: Salina, Junior, Electrical Engineering
Cailteux, Patricia L: Topeka, Freshman, General Home Economics
BOTTOM ROW: Cain, Margaret C: Sublette, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education. Calamaio, Craig A: Wichita, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine. Caldwell, Glenn A: Garnett, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering.
Callen, Thomas E: Wichita. Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
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Underclassmen: Cal-Cau
TOP ROW: Callies, Rodney E: St. Louis. Mo.. 03, Architecture. Camblin,
Gary L: Robinson, Junior, Animal Husbandry. Campbell, Carolyn B: Over-
land Park, Sophomore, Physical Therapy Campbell, David P: Wichita,
Sophomore, Physics.
SECOND ROW: Campbell, Judith A: Winfield, Freshman, Business Ad-
ministration Campbell, Marcia A: Manhattan, Freshman, General Camp-
bell, Richard G: Great Bend, Freshman, Wildlife Conservation. Campbell,
Richard W: Concordia, 03, Architecture.
THIRD ROW: Cannon, John W: Salina. 02, Architecture. Canny, Mary E:
Johnson, Freshman, General Caplinger, Gary L: Larned, Junior, Music
Education Capra, John R : Salina, 0 1 , Architecture.
FOURTH ROW: Carbiener, Connie L: Wichita, Sophomore, General Card-
well, Steven R : Scandia, Sophomore, Social Science. Carey, Larry IM : Val-
ley Center, Junior, Agricultural Engineering Carey, Sarah G: Manhattan,
Sophomore, General Home Economics.
FIFTH ROW: Carimi, Ronald J: Little Rock, Ark , Freshman, Business Ad-
ministration Carlat, James K: Topeka, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. Car-
lin, Jerry F: Beloit, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering. Carlin, Kathryn
A: Salina. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Carlin, Thomas E: Pittsburg. Junior, Electrical Engineering.
Carlisle, Michael E: Lexington, Ky . Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
Carlson, Aaron E: Herndon, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Carlson,
David E: Manhattan, Sophomore. Accounting.
SEVENTH ROW: Carlson, Kenneth L: Concordia, Sophomore. Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Carlson, Linda J: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Educa-
tion Carlson, Melvin L: Manhattan, Sophomore, Political Science Carl-
son, Pamela S: Topeka, Junior, Elementary Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Carlson, Patricia Lynn: Bavaria, Sophomore, Pre-Elemen-
tary Education Carlson, Susan E: Topeka, Sophomore, General Home
Economics. Carlyle, Stephen M: Topeka, 01, Architecture. Carmichael,
Lyle K: Garden City. Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
BOTTOM ROW: Carmichael, Sue A: Plainville, Sophomore. General Home
Economics Carmony, Lyle P: New York. NY., Sophomore. Business Ad-
ministration Cams, Michael R: Merriam. Sophomore, Psychology. Car-
penter, Patricia: Sabetha. 04. Elementary Education
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TOP ROW: Carr, Connie L: Anthony, Junior, Business Administration. Carr,
Dennis E: Salina, Freshman, Electrical Engineering Carr, John J: French-
town, N.J.. Sophomore, Bakery Management. Carr, Nancy S: Naperville,
III., Freshman, Foods and Nutrition.
SECOND ROW: Carr, Pamela K: Colby, Sophomore, Home Economics
and Liberal Arts. Carr, Ronald L: Wichita, Sophomore, Chemical Engineer-
ing. Carr, Steve D: Medicine Lodge, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering.
Carr, Tommy R : Medicine Lodge, Junior, Animal Husbandry.
THIRD ROW: Carr, Viki L: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Carriger, Earl R: Galena, Freshman, Pre-Forestry. Carroll, Dan-
iel J: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Business Administration. Carson, Shirley
E: Overland Park, Sophomore, Psychology.
FOURTH ROW: Carson, William T: Springfield, Mo.. 03, Architecture.
Carter, Ann M: Jennings, Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Car-
ter, Brian E: Garnett, 04, Business Administration Carter, John M : Tren-
ton, Mo., 02, Architecture.
FIFTH ROW: Carter, Jon R: Bethel, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
Carter, Steven D: Holton, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Carter,
Sue L: Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Carver, Curtis
C: Hillsdale, Mich., Sophomore, Milling Science and Management.
SIXTH ROW: Casady, Anne L: Manhattan, Freshman, Physical Therapy.
Case, Candice S: Lawrence, Sophomore, General. Case, Lesley E: Kewa-
nee. III., Freshman, General Home Economics. Casey, Michael R: Corning,
Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Casey, Paula M: Leavenworth, Freshman, General Home
Economics. Cashatt, John P: Ozawkie, Junior, Civil Engineering. Caspar,
Margaret A: Junction City, Freshman, General Home Economics. Casper,
Danny L: Kansas City, Sophomore, Pre-Dentistry
EIGHTH ROW: Casper, Jean M: Wichita, Junior, Home Economics Educa-
tion. Cassella, Paul W: Haysville, Sophomore, Zoology. Castillo, Victor C:
San Atonio, Tex., Junior, Physical Education. Castle, Nancy M: Holton,
Junior, Elementary Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Catalo, Linda Q: Junction City, Junior, Music Education
Catlin, Pamela S: Burdett, Sophomore, English. Caton, John E: Hutchin-
son, Junior, English Caulfield, Michael D: Coffeyville, Junior, Animal Hus-
bandry.
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Underclassmen: Cau-CIa
TOP ROW: Cauthon, Harold L: Overland Park, Freshman, Mechanical En-
gineering Cavanaugh, Thomas P: Great Bend, Sophomore, General.
Cavin, Kathryn A: Lacrosse, Sophomore, General Caviness, Kathleen M:
Topeka', Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
SECOND ROW Caywood. Don A: Wichita, Sophomore, Mechanical Engi-
neering Chadwick, Leroy D: Corning, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion Chalfant, Nedra L: Goodland, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Chalkley, Rodney L: Cimarron, 0 1 , Architecture
THIRD ROW: Chalmers, Joann: Topeka. Freshman, General. Chaloupka,
Barbara J: Munden, Freshman, Medical Technology Chance, Barbara J:
Frankfort, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Chancey, Jerry D: Pitts-
burg, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
FOURTH ROW Chandler, Charles N: Smith Center, Freshman. Business
Administration Chandler, David T: Pratt, Freshman, Agronomy Chapin,
Beverly R: Toronto, Ontario. Sophomore. Bakery Management Chapin,
Mark K: Washington. Freshman, General
FIFTH ROW: Chapin, Michael K: Washington, Freshman, Business Admin-
istration Chapman, Christopher: Clay Center, Sophomore, Mechanical
Engineering Chapman, Deborah J: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Medi-
cine. Chapman, Douglas D: Salina. Freshman, Nuclear Engineering
SIXTH ROW: Chapman, Harold R: Easton, Junior, Agricultural Economics.
Chapman, Linda J: Beloit, Sophomore, General Charbonneau, Karen K:
Osborne, Sophomore. Interior Design. Charles, John P: Republic, Sopho-
more, Physical Education
SEVENTH ROW Charlton, Ann L: Bethel, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary
Education. Charvat, Jolene R: Independence. Freshman, Dietetics and In-
stitutional Management Chase, Barbara A: Wichita, Sophomore. Interior
Design. Chase, Linda S: Abilene. Freshman. General.
EIGHTH ROW: Chase, Roger W: Grand Island. Neb., Freshman, Pre-Veter-
mary Medicine. Chastain, Barbara A: Shawnee, Sophomore, Clothing Re-
tailing. Chatfield, Janet L: Goodland, Junior, Elementary Education. Chat-
lain, Jane L: Merriam, Freshman, Home Economics and Nursing.
BOTTOM ROW: Cheatham, James E: Oklahoma City, Okla., Sophomore,
Pre-Medicine Cheney, Patricia W: Grainfield, Sophomore, Home Econom-
ics and Journalism. Cherney, Franklin C: Agenda, Sophomore. Feed Sci-
ence and Management. Chew, Carolyn E: Lyons. Freshman. General.
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TOP ROW: Chew, Linda K: Atchison, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Chew, Margaret E: Homewood, III, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Chewning, Donna K: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Chiang, Yung A: Manila, Philippines, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
SECOND ROW Chilcott, Robert G: Mankato, Junior, Pre-Law. Childres,
Mary F: Junction City, 04. Architecture Childs, Edward N : Belleville, Jun-
ior, Veterinary Medicine Chiles, Laurn P: Lorraine, Sophomore, Psycholo-
gy
THIRD ROW Christ, Joseph M: Leavenworth, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine. Christensen, Barbara: Marion, Sophomore, General Christen-
sen, Bruce N : McHenry, III , Junior, Pre-Law Christensen, Carl D : Garden
City, Sophomore, General
FOURTH ROW Christensen, Carol: Salina, Junior, Sociology Christen-
sen, Roger L: Marysville, Freshman, Pre-Forestry Christenson, Jeanne:
Jamestown, Freshman, Modern Languages. Christian, Daniel D: Overland
Park, Freshman, Chemistry
FIFTH ROW: Christiansen, Gordon: Durham, Freshman, Animal Husban-
dry Christie, Rena A: Ottawa, Freshman, General. Christie, Robert B:
Lenexa, Freshman, Chemical Engineering Christmann, Edith A: St Louis,
Mo., Sophomore, Interior Design
SIXTH ROW: Christmann, Roy A: Glandale, Mo., Sophomore, Civil Engi-
neering. Christopher, Ross J: Buffalo. NY, 01, Architecture. Cikanek,
Ruth M: Wichita, Freshman, Home Economics and Nursing Cink, John A:
Manhattan, Sophomore, Architectural Structures
SEVENTH ROW: Ciston, Ronald E: Overland Park, Sophomore, Business
Administration Clack, Robert W: Manhattan, Special, Industrial Engineer-
ing. Clark, Douglas S: Fort Thomas, Ken . Sophomore. Chemical Engineer-
ing. Clark, Elizabeth A: Alta Vista. Junior, Political Science
EIGHTH ROW: Clark, Gary E: Paxico, 04, Secondary Education Clark,
Janet E: Liberal, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Clark, John R:
Paola, Junior, History Clark, Kimberly G: Leawood, Freshman, Pre-Ele-
mentary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Clark, Linda L: Wichita, Sophomore, Home Economics
Extension. Clark, Robert A: Baxter Springs, Freshman, Mathematics.
Clark, Terry E: Kansas City, Sophomore, Pre-Forestry Clary, Nancy C:
Herington, 04, History
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Underclassmen: Cla-Cop
TOP ROW: Claycamp, Kenneth W: Rice, Junior. Secondary Education.
Clayton, John R: Allen. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Cleeves, David
B: Sao Paulo, Brazil. Sophomore. Business Administration Cleghorn,
Roger K: Wichita, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering
SECOND ROW: demons, Paula J : Topeka, Sophomore. Home Economics
and Nursing Clifton, Constance S: Mount Prospect, III., Freshman, Pre-
Vetennary Medicine Cline, Patricia L: Lyons, Sophomore. Physical Educa-
tion. Clinesmith, Kaye A: Fort Scott, Sophomore, Music Education
THIRD ROW: Clough, Richard H: Coffeyville, Sophomore, Chemical Engi-
neering Clower, Judy E: Smithville, Mo., Freshman, Clothing Retailing
Cloyes, Douglas G: El Dorado, Junior, Psychology. Clutter, Janis S:
Larned, Freshman, General Home Economics.
FOURTH ROW Clutter, Michael L: Larned, Junior, Accounting. Clyne,
Lynda L: Kansas City, Mo , Junior, Nursing. Cobb, Gwendolyn A: Hering-
ton, Freshman, General Coberly, Mark S: Gove, Freshman, General Agri-
culture.
FIFTH ROW: Coble, Robert J : St. Louis. Mo., Sophomore, Pre-Law Coch-
ran, Calvin H: Detroit, Mich , Junior, Architectural Structures. Cockrell,
Patricia M: Kansas City, Sophomore, Interior Design Coder, Lawrence
M: Effingham, Freshman, Electrical Engineering
SIXTH ROW: Cohen, Diane T: Junction City, Sophomore, Elementary Edu-
cation. Cohen, Peter M: Junction City, Freshman, Elementary Education.
Cohorst, Steven J: Marysville. Sophomore. Pre-Forestry. Cole, Charles R:
Havana, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Cole, Jana L: Goodland. Sophomore, Interior Design.
Cole, Ross W: Jetmore. Junior, Agricultural Mechanization Coleman,
Donald B: Olathe, Freshman, Pre-Forestry Coles, Collin L: Ft. Riley. Jun-
ior. Pre-Forestry.
EIGHTH ROW: Collins, Carolyn M: Bethel. Junior. Elementary Education.
Collins, Rodney D: Manhattan. Junior. Horticulture. Collins, Shirley: Sali-
na. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Collison, Alan B: Norfolk, Neb.,
Freshman, Feed Science and Management.
BOTTOM ROW: Collman, Lynn L: Haven, Sophomore. Mechanical Engi-
neering. Colvin, Michael A: Hutchinson. Freshman, General. Colvin,
Thomas E: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Compton,
Barbara K: Manhattan, Junior, General.
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TOP ROW Compton, Gregory G: Baxter Springs. 04. Physical Education.
Compton, Marcia A: Lakin, Junioi, Mathematics Compton, Steven F:
Baxter Springs. Sophomore. Landscape Architecture, Compton, Thomas
E:Olathe, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
SECOND ROW Conard, Terry W: Timken. Freshman. Poultry Science.
Condon, Vivienne L: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education Cong-
rove, Carolyn K: Effingham, Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Cong-
rove, Robert L: Effingham, Junior, Agricultural Economics.
THIRD ROW: Conkright, Thomas J : Arnold, Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration. Conner, Elizabeth J: El Dorado, Sophomore, Technical Journalism
Conrad, Michael B: Clay Center. Sophomore. Civil Engineering Conrad,
William A: Alton, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
FOURTH ROW Conrow, Margaret J: Topeka, Freshman, Speech Con-
siglio, Paul J: Shawnee, Freshman, Restaurant Management Cook, Allen
D: Goodland. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Cook, Dennis D: Belleville.
Freshman. Chemistry
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FIFTH ROW: Cook, Jay L: Dighton. Sophomore. General Cook, Nancy J :
Shawnee, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine Cook, Robert D: Colorado Springs.
Colo., Freshman, Bacteriology. Cooke, Robert L: Omaha, Neb , Special.
Industrial Engineering
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SIXTH ROW: Coon, Anthony T: Mernam. Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration. Coon, Mary A: Manhattan, Special, Music Education Cooney,
Thomas K: Washington, Freshman, Chemistry Coonrod, Ivan D: Narka,
Freshman, Civil Engineering
SEVENTH ROW: Coons, Michael J: Peabody, Junior, Geology Coons,
Patricia I: Peabody, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Coons, Tonita
P: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Cooper, Alan K:
Scandia, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Cooper, Carol J: Wichita, Freshman, General Cooper,
John W: Glasco, Freshman, Pre-Law Cooper, Joyce D: Lenexa, Sopho-
more, Interior Design Cooper, Marcia A: Goodland, Freshman, Family and
Child Development.
BOTTOM ROW: Cooper, Ralph C: Wichita. Freshman, Nuclear Engineer-
ing. Cooper, Steven G: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Law. Coover, Roland R:
Wilsey. Sophomore, Business Administration Cope, Janet L: Kansas City,
Junior, Secondary Education.
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Underclassmen: Cop-Cur
TOP ROW: Copening, Caroline B: lola. Sophomore, Mathematics. Cop-
persmith, Martha: Manhattan, Freshman, General Corby, David B:Tope-
ka. Sophomore, Business Administration Corby, Richard K: Topeka,
Freshman, Business Administration.
SECOND ROW: Corcoran, Dana M: Junction City, 01. Architecture. Cor-
coran, Jan M : Burrton, 0 1 , Architecture Cordel, Peter J : Burr Oak, Soph-
omore, Geology Cordon, Patricia G: Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Elemen-
tary Education.
THIRD ROW: Corn, Karen S: Topeka, Freshman, Technical Journalism.
Corn, Sharon L: Topeka, Freshman, Physical Education. Comwell, Carl E:
Ellsworth, Freshman, Political Science Cornwell, Larry G: Ellsworth, Jun-
ior, Radio and Television.
FOURTH ROW Correll, Mary E: Satanta, Sophomore, Home Economics
and Liberal Arts. Corwin, Marilen A: Kansas City, Mo., Junior, Clothing
Retailing Cory, Linda D: Haysville, Freshman, Industrial Engineering Cos-
grove, Patricia S: Council Grove, Junior, Interior Design.
FIFTH ROW Costantini, Raymond: Pittsburg, Sophomore, Chemical Engi-
neering. Cotton, Gloria J: Leawood, Sophomore, Physical Therapy. Coul-
ter, Craig A: Oklahoma City, Okla , Sophomore, Pre-Vetermary Medicine.
Coupe, Margarett A: Arkansas City, Junior, Home Economics and Nurs-
ing.
SIXTH ROW: Court, Robert W: Leawood, Freshman, Accounting Court-
ney, Linda B: Ellinwood, Freshman, General Home Economics Covert,
Lawrence E: El Dorado, Sophomore, Architectural Structures. Cowan,
Janet S: Junction City, Junior, Elementary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Cowan, Wendell F: Topeka, Sophomore, Business Ad-
ministration. Cowell, Rodney M: Clay Center, Sophomore, Industrial Engi-
neering. Cox, Alan D: Lawrence, Freshman, Agricultural Economics Cox,
Kenneth M: Sublette. Junior, Agricultural Economics
EIGHTH ROW: Cox, Nancy J: Atwood, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Cox, Timothy M: Wichita, Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine Crad-
dock, Beverly: Leawood, Sophomore, General Home Economics. Craft,
David S: Brentwood, Mo., Freshman, Nuclear Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW Craft, Frank W: Greene, NY., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Craft, Stephen M: Topeka, Junior. Modern Languages. Craig,
Donald D: Manchester. Junior. Physical Education. Craig, John W: Osa-
watomie, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
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TOP ROW: Cramer, Roy M: Healy, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
Cramer, Terry L: Healy. Sophomore, General Crane, Stephen W: San
Bernadino, Cal., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Cranmer, Christina
G: Conway Springs, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education,
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SECOND ROW: Craven, Diane K: Liberal, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation. Craven, Donna E: Bonner Springs, Sophomore, Humanities.
Cravens, Ann L: Newton, Sophomore, Dietetics and Institutional Manage-
ment. Crawford, Steven C: Prairie Village, Freshman, History.
THiRD ROW: Creager, Marvin W: Pleasanton, Junior, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Crenshaw, Nellie C : Manhattan, Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Creviston, Judy J: Topeka, Freshman, General Home Economics. Crist,
Hazel M: Holcomb, Sophomore, Interior Design.
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FOURTH ROW: Crofoot, Terry J: Cottonwood Falls, Sophomore, Business
Administration. Croft, Innis L: Anthony, Freshman, General Agriculture-
Cross, Allan D: Haddam, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Crosta-
rosa, Diana M : Overland Park, Junior, Geography.
FIFTH ROW: Crostarosa, Kathryn: Overland Park, Sophomore, Physical
Therapy. Crotinger, James L: Tribune, Junior, Pre-Law. Crotinger, Ronald
W: Tribune, Freshman, General. Crouch, Shelia F: Kinsley, Freshman,
Home Economics Education.
SIXTH ROW: Crowley, Mary L: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Secondary Edu-
cation Crownhart, Patricia: Kansas City, Mo., Sophomore, Elementary
Education. Cruce, James R: Salina, Sophomore, Business Administration.
Crumbaker, Jane L: Brewster, Freshman, General.
SEVENTH ROW: Crumrine, Jack R: Shawnee, Junior, Electrical Engineer-
ing. Crumrine, Judy F: Shawnee, Sophomore, Physical Therapy. Cudde-
back, Georgia L: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Cud-
ney, Barbara J : Trousdale, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education,
EIGHTH ROW: Cudney, Robert R: Belpre, Sophomore, Veterinary Medi-
cine. Culbertson, Countess: Phillipsburg. Sophomore, Elementary Educa-
tion. Cullen, Mary L: Topeka, Freshman, Elementary Education Culley,
Dennis E: Salina, Sophomore, General.
BOTTOM ROW: Culver, Janet K: Madison, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Cunningham, Gary E: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Mechani-
cal Engineering Cunningham, Judith A: Marysville, Freshman, Speech.
Cure, Thomas H : Hanston, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine.
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Underclassmen: Cur-DeG
TOP ROW: Currie, Susan L: Manhattan, Sophomore, Elementary Educa-
tion Curry, Robert A: Liberal, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Curtin,
Linda D: Wetmore, Sophomore. Pre-Business Education. Curtis, Sherry L:
Wamego, Sophomore, Art
SECOND ROW Cushing, Kathleen A: Salina, Freshman. General Cusu-
mano, Phillis M: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry. Cynova,
Gregory S: Junction City, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Cyr, Ja-
net K: Ames, Sophomore, Physical Science.
THIRD ROW: Dageford, Maruel E: Manhattan, Freshman, Medical Tech-
nology. Dagenhardt, Eric W: Troutman, N.C.. Sophomore, Feed Science
and Management Dagg, Leonard G: Great Bend, Sophomore, Electrical
Engineering. Dagley, Randell B: Holt, Mo., Sophomore, Building Construc-
tion.
FOURTH ROW Dahl, Donald L: Hillsboro, 03, Architecture. Dahm,
Duane H: Palmer, Freshman, Animal Husbandry Dalby, Garry M:
Leavenworth, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Dallas, Sarah B: Man-
hattan, Junior, History.
FIFTH ROW: Dalrymple, Sandra M: Topeka, Sophomore, Technical Jour-
nalism Dalton, James B: Phil I ipsburg. Freshman, Business Administra-
tion. Dalton, Victoria L: Wichita, Freshman, Humanities. Dameron, Tom-
my D: Beloit, Junior. Bakery Management.
SIXTH ROW Dametz, Terri A: Stanley, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine
Damm, James T: Larned, Junior. Wildlife Conservation. Danford, Rex E:
South Hutchinson, Junior, Mechanical Engineering Daniel, Brenda L:
McKinney, Tex., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
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SEVENTH ROW: Daniel, Stephen A: Jacksonville, III , Freshman, Veteri-
nary Medicine Danielson, Jeffrey H: Manhattan, Freshman, General.
Dannefer, Jane E: Basehor, Junior, Physical Education Dannenberg,
Ruth A: Hiawatha, Sophomore, Family and Child Development
EIGHTH ROW: Darnell, Wesley A: Hutchinson, Junior, Architectural Struc-
tures Darrigrand, Andre: Junction City, Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Dart,
Susan E: Belleville,. Sophomore, Art. Dauback, Shelby J: Manhattan,
Freshman, Physical Education.
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BOTTOM ROW. Daugharthy, Sandra L: Ottawa, Junior, Elementary Edu-
cation Daves, Cheryl A: Wichita, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing David-
son, Diana L: Chanute, Junior, Family and Child Development Davidson,
Dianne S: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Economics.
526
TOP ROW: Davidson, Rebecca J: Elkhart, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine. Davidson, Sandra A: Topeka, Junior, Medical Technology. Davin,
Beverly A: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Davis,
Adele L: Chanute, Sophomore, Secondary Education.
SECOND ROW: Davis, Arthur D: Mullinville, Junior, General Agriculture.
Davis, Betty L: Lakin, Junior, Elementary Education. Davis, Beverly J:
Topeka, Freshman, General Home Economics. Davis, Diann: Olathe, Jun-
ior, Pre-Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW: Davis, Donna D: Lakin, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Davis, Gale W: Topeka, Freshman, Accounting Davis, Harold A:
Hays, Freshman, Agricultural Education. Davis, Jeanine A: Manhattan,
Freshman, Home Economics and Nursing.
FOURTH ROW: Davis, Karen M: Manhattan, Freshman, General Davis,
Rebecca A: Overland Park, Freshman, General Home Economics Davis,
Richard B: Bonner Springs, Freshman, Business Administration Davis,
Robert C: Bonner Springs, Junior, Industrial Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Davis, Scott E: Garden City, 04, Physical Science. Davis,
Stephen V: Peabody, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Davis, Susan
P: Overland, Junior, Interior Design. Davis, Victor A: Mernam, Junior, Pre-
Law.
SIXTH ROW: Dawes, William H: Manhattan. 04, Electrical Engineering
Dawson, David A: Topeka, Freshman, Business Administration Dawson,
Elizabeth A: Wichita, Sophomore, Mathematics. Dawson, Jeffrey D:
Overland Park, Freshman, Agronomy
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SEVENTH ROW: Dawson, Linda L: Oakley. Freshman, Speech Dawson,
Thomas S: Russell, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation Day, Peggy J:
Langdon, Freshman, Home Economics Education. Daylong, William B:
Holdrege, Neb , Freshman, Political Science
EIGHTH ROW: Deam, Dona L: Manhattan. Junior, History Dean, Jo J:
Manhattan, Junior, Art. Dearborn, Robert H: Manhattan, Junior, Econom-
ics. Dearing, Beverly A: Wichita. Junior. Music Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Dechert, Karen E: Manhattan, Junior, Home Economics
and Liberal Arts. Dedonder, Larry J: Reading, Sophomore, Animal Husban-
dry. Deeds, Craig N : Scott City, Junior, General Agriculture. DeGood, Alan
L: St Francis, Junior, General
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Underclassmen: DeG-Dis
TOP ROW DeGroff, Larry E: Overland, Park, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education. DeHoff, Freddie M : LaCygne, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
DeHoney, Patricia G: Kansas City, Freshman, Pre-Nursing. Deines, Garry
L: Wakeeney, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry.
SECOND ROW Dejarnette, Peggy I: Waverly, Sophomore, General Home
Economics Delaplane, Howard L: Pawnee Rock, Junior, General Agricul-
ture. Delfs, James G: Alma, Junior, Accounting. Delp, Tony M: St. John,
Junior, Mechanical Engineering.
THIRD ROW Delpopolo, Robert G: Buffalo, NY, 04, Architecture De-
mand, Deborah M: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
Demars. Larry E: Salina, 01. Architecture Demond, Gregory F: Cortland,
NY , 01, Architecture.
FOURTH ROW: Dempsey, David A: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Mechani-
cal Engineering Den, Marsha D: Bellevue, Neb , Sophomore, Home Eco-
nomics Education. Dengier, Mary J: Wichita. Freshman, Interior Design.
Denk, Greg P: Shawnee Mission, 02, Architecture.
BOTTOM ROW: Denning, David F: Salina, Junior, Accounting. Denning,
Mary A: Russell, Freshman, Music Education Dennis, Juanita M: Law-
rence, 04, Home Economics and Education Dent, James M: Waterbury,
Conn , Junior, Economics
528
TOP ROW: Denton, David L: Atchison, Freshman, Landscape Architecture.
Denton, Peggy J: Altamont, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Den-
ton, Ronald L: Atchison, 04, Architecture. Denton, Sharon K: Spring Hill,
Freshman, General.
SECOND ROW: Depetro, Aflred S: Omaha, Neb. Freshman, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Desbien, Edmund P: Damar, Sophomore, Psychology.
Desch, Marikay P: Topeka, Sophomore, Medical Technology. Deschner,
Dennis L: Beloit, Junior, Agricultural Economics
THIRD ROW: Deschner, Jean M : Beloit, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Detrixhe, Edward B: Ames Cloud, Freshman, Pre-Law. Detrixhe,
Joseph B: Ames Cloud, Sophomore, Pre-Law Dettmer, Keith L: Green,
Sophomore, General.
FOURTH ROW Deutsch, Duane L: Hoismgton, Junior, Mechanical Engi-
neering. Devaney, John M : Kansas City, Mo. 02, Architecture Devoe,
Constance L: Omaha, Neb., Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Devore,
John J: Belleville, Junior, Mathematics.
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FIFTH ROW: Dewitt, Delia I: Wakeeney, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Deyoe, Rita M : Coldwater, Sophomore, General. Deyoung, Lorna
E: Topeka. Freshman, General Home Economics Dick, Lucille E: Wichita,
Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Dick, Mark W: Buhler, Sophomore, General Dickerson,
Gregory A: Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry Dickerson, Roger K:
Prairie Village. Junior, Psychology. Dickhut, Norma J: Scott City, Fresh-
man, General Home Economics.
SEVENTH ROW: Dickinson, Jerry A: Whiting, Junior. Psychology Dick-
son, Richard C: Topeka. Junior. Pre-Medicine Diekman, Marcia K: Doug-
lass, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Dietrich, Bryce S: Overland
Park. Freshman, Business Administration.
EIGHTH ROW: Dietz, Kenneth D: Wakeeney, Sophomore, Pre-Law Digre-
gorio, Thomas A: Philadelphia, Pa , Freshman, Business Administration
Dillingham, Ann F: Stockton, Freshman, Medical Technology Dillingham,
Edward W: McFarland, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Dillingham, William: Kansas City, Mo.. 02. Architecture.
Dimatteo, Suzanne: Sudbury, Mass., Sophomore. General Dirks, Patricia
R: Kismet. Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Dissinger, Franki K:
Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
529
Underclassmen: Div-Dus
TOP ROW: Divin, Rolland G: Overland Park. Sophomore. Animal Husban-
dry. Dixon, Madelyn C: Manhattan, Junior, Applied Music. Dixon, Walter
T: Huntington, NY.. Sophomore. English. Doak, Dennis A: Marysville,
Sophomore. Pre-Forestry.
SECOND ROW: Doane, Gary R: Downs. Freshman, Dairy Foods Process-
ing. Doane, Walter B: Downs, Junior, Agricultural Economics. Dobbels,
Frances M : Shawnee, Sophomore, Elementary Education Dobbins, Mary
M: Goff, Sophomore, General Home Economics
THIRD ROW Dobbs, Jan A: Hutchinson, Freshman, Interior Design Dob-
son, Melinda L: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Dodge, Alvena L: Medicine Lodge, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Edu-
cation. Dohm, Lea A: Grinnell. Freshman. Psychology
FOURTH ROW: Dold, Brenda E: Emporia. Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Dolenc, Jon S: Aurora, Colo., Freshman, Physical Education.
Doncarlos, Patricia: Kansas City, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
Dondlinger, Patrick: Wichita, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Donovan, Gerald M: Norton, Freshman, Agricultural Journal-
ism. Doonan, Larry V: Great Bend, Freshman, Technical Journalism Dor-
an, James V: Macksville, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine. Dorland, Eliza-
beth M: Corning, Freshman, Chemical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW Dormois, Glenda K: Chanute, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education Dorow, Andrew J: Wichita, Freshman, Industrial Engineering.
Dougherty, Janice A: Colby, Sophomore, Physical Education. Dougherty,
Thomas N : Topeka, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Doughten, Jeanne: Johnstown, Ohio, Freshman, Dietet-
ics and Institutional Management Douglass, Ladonna L: Burlington, Soph-
omore, Humanities Douthett, Roger L: Augusta, Sophomore, Mechanical
Engineering. Douthit, Frank R: St. Francis, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine.
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EIGHTH ROW: Dowd, Tedd J: Teaneck, N.J., Junior, Chemical Engineer-
ing Doyle, Gregory A: Beloit, Freshman, General Dragush, Marilyn L:
Kansas City, Sophomore, General Drake, Patricia J: Elmdale, Sophomore,
Physical Education
BOTTOM ROW: Drapel, Trudy C: Cuba, Sophomore, Humanities Draper,
Gary G: Glade. 04, Chemical Engineering Draper, Judy A: Glade, Sopho-
more, Home Economics Education. Drees, Thomas J: Hays, Sophomore,
History
530
TOP ROW: Dreier, Wayne T: Billings, Mon., Sophomore, Physical Educa-
tion. Dreiling, Harold L: Ellmwood. Junior, Mechanical Engineering Dren-
nan, D'Ann: Winfield, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Drew, Grego-
ry P: Omaha, Neb., Freshman, Accounting.
SECOND ROW: Driscoll, James R: Boston, Mass., Freshman, Political
Science. Driver, William G: Pomona, Freshman, Accounting Droge,
Douglas A: Seneca, Sophomore, General. Drost, Gary C: Topeka, Sopho-
more, Chemical Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Drussel, Jo A: Cimarron, Junior, English. Dubrouillet, Mar-
garet: Richmond Heights, Mo. Sophomore, Family and Child Develop-
ment. Dudley, Dayne K: Nickerson, Sophomore, Architectural Structures
Duethman, Charles W: Paola, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering.
FOURTH ROW: Duff, Dena E: Scott City, Freshman, Floriculture. Dufield,
Lisa K: Kismet, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Duguid, George W:
McPherson, Sophomore, Business Administration. Dukelow, Gordon H:
Prairie Village, Sophomore, Physics
FIFTH ROW:
Kelly L: Wic
D: Wichita, J
ematics.
Dukelow, Nancy J: Hutchinson, Junior. English. Dumford,
hita. Freshman, Business Administration. Dumford, Michael
unior. Psychology. Dumler, Patricia A: Russell, Junior, Math-
SIXTH ROW: Dunbar, Charles D: Richmond, Junior, Agricultural Mechani-
zation Dunbar, Kenneth R: Coffeyville, Sophomore, Psychology. Duncan,
Michael S: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Vetermary Medicine Duncan,
Timothy D: Manhattan, Freshman, General.
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SEVENTH ROW: Dunkel, Todd S: Abilene, Freshman, Electrical Engineer-
ing. Dunlap, Evans A: Salina, Freshman, Accounting, Dunn, Clinton E:
Manhattan, Freshman, Civil Engineering. Dunn, Jeanne K: Springfield, Va.,
Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education
EIGHTH ROW: Dunn, Judith A: Topeka, Junior, Secondary Education.
Dunstan, Edwin R: Jewell, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Dupuy,
Jay W: Kansas City, Freshman, General Durham, John C: Hoyt, Sopho-
more, Wildlife Conservation.
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BOTTOM ROW: Durham, Nancy L: Philadelphia, Pa., Sophomore, Home
Economics Education. Durler, Sharen A: Great Bend, Freshman, Pre-Ele-
mentary Education. Dusenbury, Susanna G: Cladwell, Freshman, General
Home Economics. Dussair, Denise: Olathe, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education.
531
Underclassmen: Dus-Els
TOP ROW: Duston, Douglas J: Gaylord, Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine. Dutton, Barbara J: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Radio and Television
Home Economics Dutton, Nancy M: Hutchinson, Freshman, General
Home Economics Dwyer, Trisha J: Wichita. Sophomore, Home Econom-
ics Education
SECOND ROW: Dyal, Victor H: Geuda Springs, Junior, Agricultural Me-
chanization Dye, Donna J: Mankato, Sophomore. General Home Econom-
ics Dyer, Marcia D: Kansas City. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Dyer, Sally C: Prairie Village, Junior, Home Economics and Liberal Arts.
THIRD ROW Dyer, William K: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Business
Administration Dyke, Elizabeth A: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, English.
Dyke, Nancy K: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Family and Child Development.
Eager, Richard B: Brooklyn. NY, Junior, Wildlife Conservation.
FOURTH ROW: Easter, Ronald L: Abilene, 02, Architecture. Easton,
Douglass P: Beattie, Sophomore, General Easton, Victoria L: Beattie.
Freshman, General Eaton, James A: El Dorado. Sophomore. Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Eaton, Lenette E: McPherson, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education Eaton, Mary K: Wichita, Freshman, Home Economics and Lib-
eral Arts. Eaton, Rodney C: Wichita, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation.
Eberhard, Terril L: Peabody. Freshman, Agricultural Education
SIXTH ROW: Eberhart, Keith L: Deerfield, Junior, Agricultural Economics.
Eberle, Janice K: Kansas City, Junior, Home Economics and Liberal Arts
Ebert, Kenneth G: St. Louis, Mo., 02, Architecture Ebert, Robert A: St.
George, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry
SEVENTH ROW: Ebert, Stephen M: St George, Sophomore, Animal Hus-
bandry Eccleston, Franksisk: Fowler. Junior. Interior Design Eck, David
D: Harper. Sophomore. English. Eckelman, Warren G: Westfall, Sopho-
more, Electrical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Eckhoff, Lois N: Aliance, Neb, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Eckman, Merna K: Baldwin, Freshman, Home Economics Edu-
cation Eddy, Gail L: Havensville, Sophomore, General Eddy, Mollye A:
Kansas City, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Eddy, Renee F: Manhattan, Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration Eddy, Thomas D: Marysville, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion Edelblute, Phillip: Garden City, Freshman, Pre-Business Education.
Ediger, Rochelle D: McPherson, Sophomore. Music Education.
532
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TOP ROW: Edmonds, Jeanette G: Leavenworth, Junior, Elementary Edu-
cation Edmonds, Leslie S: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration Edmonds, Patricia J: Peabody, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Edmondson, Ted D: Columbus, Junior, Mechanical Engineer-
ing.
SECOND ROW: Edwards, Alan D: Holland Point, NY, 04, Physical Educa-
tion Edwards, Roger W: Emporia, Sophomore, Pre-Forestry. Edwards,
Thomas D: Wichita, 01, Architecture Edwards, Winston J: Osage City,
Sophomore, Retail Floriculture
THIRD ROW: Eger, John J : Kansas City, Sophomore, History Ehrlich, Lar-
ry D: Russell, Junior, Agricultural Education Eicher, Gregory L: Brewster,
Freshman, General. Eicher, Jonathan W: Brewster, Sophomore, Civil Engi-
neering.
FOURTH ROW: Eirich, Francis E: Brooklyn, NY, Freshman. Chemistry.
Eisenbarth, Frances: Goff, Junior, Electrical Engineering, Eisenhour,
Douglas E: Wichita, Junior, Business Administration. Eisler, Marion K:
Easton, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation
FIFTH ROW Eitmann, Emily A: Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sophomore, Pre-
Elementary Education Eitzman, Willard L: Hardy, Neb . Junior, Secondary
Education. Elder, Larry E: Salina. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education
Elledge, Ruth: Hutchinson, Junior, Home Economics Education
SIXTH ROW Eller, Trudy A: Salina, Junior, Elementary Education. Elliot,
Allan W: Wichita, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Elliott, Carolyn K:
Concordia, Junior, Home Economics and Liberal Arts Elliott, James P: N
Syracuse, NY .Junior, Civil Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Elliott, Joseph E: Prairie Village, Freshman. Pre-Second-
ary Education, Elliott, Lloyd R: Waldo. Sophomore, Animal Husbandry. El-
liott, Lonnie W: Abilene, Freshman, Accounting Elliott, Michael B: Good-
land, Freshman, Physics.
EIGHTH ROW Elliott, William T: Overland Park, Sophomore, Restaurant
Management Ellis, Charles E:Wheaton, Freshman, Electrical Engineering
Ellis, Randall S: Prairie Village, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Ellis,
William D: Humboldt, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Ellison, David O: Mission, Freshman, Civil Engineering
Ellithorpe, Jack E: El Dorado, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine. Elmore,
Diane M: Scott City, Freshman, Psychology. Elson, James M: Peoria, III ,
Sophomore, Landscape Architecture
533
Underclassmen: Elw-Fab
TOP ROW: Elwell, Mike R: Tecumseh, Freshman, Chemical Engineering.
Emel, Karlyn K: Brewster, Sophomore, Home Economics and Liberal Arts.
Emig, Calvin L: Abilene. Sophomore, Business Administration. Emig,
Danny R: Solomon, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics
SECOND ROW: Emmot, John L: Beloit, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
Enders, Jacqueline: Cranbury, N.J., Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
Endorf, Diana L: Arkansas City, Freshman, Physical Education. Engel.
Charles W: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Physical Science
THIRD ROW: Engelken, Ronald A: Goff, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine.
England, Mary L: Pratt, Junior, Political Science. Engle, John E: Clyde.
Junior, History Engle, Pamela S: Madison, Junior, Secondary Education.
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FOURTH ROW Engler, Cady R: Topeka, Sophomore, Chemical Engineer-
ing Engler, Jerry W: Topeka, Junior, Agricultural Journalism Englisby,
John M: Hempstead, NY, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. English,
Veronica A: Lenexa, Junior, Interior Design.
FIFTH ROW: Engstrom, Kathleen A: Salma, Junior, History Enich, Peter
Y: Atchison, Sophomore, English Enlow, Alfred C: Hutchinson, Sopho-
more. History Enos, Newell M: Perry, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW Eplee, Harvey C: Fredonia, Junior, Pre-Dentistry. Epley, Lar-
ry C: Kingman, Junior, Agricultural Education Erickson, Dorothy K: Lea-
wood, Freshman, General Erickson, Frederick: Leawood, Junior, Social
Science.
SEVENTH ROW: Erickson, Gerald W: Sutton, Neb , Freshman, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine. Erickson, Janet K: Sullivan, III , Sophomore, General. Er-
ickson, Michael C: Ellsworth, Sophomore, Pre-Dentistry. Erickson, Ray-
mond L: Chanute. Junior, Accounting.
EIGHTH ROW: Erickson, Vicky L: Assaria, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation. Ericson, Galen E: Assaira, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. Ericson,
Lance R: Chicago Heights, III , Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Ervin,
Patrick F: Horton, Junior, Nuclear Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Esau, Barbara E: Inman. Junior. Home Economics Educa-
tion. Esau, Dale E: McPherson. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Eschmann, William
C: Columbia, III., Freshman, Business Administration. Eshelman, Jon H:
Sedgwick, Sophomore. Civil Engineering
534
TOP ROW: Eshelman. Kenneth K: Sedgwick. Sophomore, Building Con-
struction Essmiller, Arnell D: Great Bend, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation Essmiller, James A : Great Bend, Junior, Accounting Estes,
Charles M : Topeka, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering
SECOND ROW: Eubanks. Alice L: Maize, Junior, Elementary Education.
Eustace, Stephen E: Topeka, Freshman, Technical Journalism, Euthon,
Linda K: Haysville, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Evanhoe, Charles
A: Topeka, 01 , Architecture
THIRD ROW: Evans. Charles E: Marion, Freshman, Agricultural Education.
Evans, Gerald T: Amencus, Sophomore, Milling Science and Manage-
ment Evans, Mary C: Plain vil le. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
Evans, Nancy A: Russell, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
FOURTH ROW: Evans, Nancy L: Hutchinson, Junior, Clothing Retailing
Evans, Nancy M : Manhattan, Sophomore, Art Evans, Patricia A: San
Antonio, Tex., Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Evans, Paula J:
Wayne, Pa., Sophomore, General
FIFTH ROW: Evans, Sandra J: Kansas City, Junior, Secondary Education
Evans, Stephan B: Olathe, Junior, Geology. Evarts, Alice M : Beloit, Fresh-
man, Business Administration Everett, Erwin L: Shawnee Mission, Sopho-
more, Mechanical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW Everist, Marilyn J: Topeka. Junior. Home Economics Educa-
tion. Everitt, Thomas W: Trenton, N J , 04. Zoology Evers, Richard L:
Manhattan. Junior. Accounting. Everson, Everett K: Manhattan, Fresh-
man, Agricultural Education
SEVENTH ROW: Evert, Thomas M: Concordia, Freshman, Business Ad-
ministration. Ewert, Wayne L: Marion. Junior. Physical Science Ewing,
Kenneth B: Hutchinson. Junior, Building Construction. Ewing, Larry R:
Hiswatha, Freshman, Animal Husbandry
EIGHTH ROW: Ewing, Margaret A: Dodge City, Sophomore, General
Home Economics Ewing, Rickey K: Parsons, Junior. Mechanical Engi-
neering Exley, Jonell: Wichita, Sophomore, Family and Child Develop-
ment Eye, Mary E: Goodland, Sophomore, Sociology
BOTTOM ROW Eyerly, Joyce M: Augusta, Junior, Dietetics and Institu-
tional Management. Eyestone, Carolyn S: Manhattan, Junior, Home Eco-
nomics Education Eyestone, Cecilia A: Manhattan, Freshman, Sociology.
Fabert, Jerry A: Lawrence, Sophomore. Mathematics
535
Underclassmen: Fad-FIa
TOP ROW: Faddis, Janet K: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Sociology. Fagan,
John S: Overland Park, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Fager, Glenn A:
Osage City, Junior, Civil Engineering. Fagerberg, David A: Prairie Village,
Freshman, General.
SECOND ROW: Fahrenbauch, Aleta F: Norton, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education Fair, Arlene S: Alden, Sophomore, General Fairbank, Sharon:
Hays, Junior, History. Fairbanks, David F: Manhattan, Junior, Agricultural
Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Fakler, Joe A: Marysville, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Falen, Daniel J: Elmo, Sophomore, General Agriculture. Falk, Karen
A: Topeka, Junior, Interior Design. Fallis, Linda J: Shawnee Mission,
Freshman, Medical Technology.
FOURTH ROW Fankhauser, Wesley L: Madison, Freshman, Restaruant
Management. Fanning, Phillip R: Wichita, Freshman, Electrical Engineer-
ing. Farabi, Steven B: Pittsburg, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering. Farley,
Judy K: Manhattan, Freshman, Business Administration.
FIFTH ROW: Farmer, Brenda K: Valley Falls, Sophomore, Medical Tech-
nology. Farmer, Gail M: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Art. Farmer, Jeri L:
Tribune, Sophomore, Family and Child Development. Farmer, Michael J:
Nigeria, Sophomore, Feed Science and Management
SIXTH ROW: Farney, Kay E: Hutchinson, Junior, Elementary Education.
Farrar, Douglas A: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Architectural Structures.
Farrar, James M : Ft. Riley, Sophomore, Genetics. Farrar, Joe E: Norwich,
Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Farres, Theodore W: Woodbine, Freshman, Landscape
Architecture. Farris, Barbara J: Sterling, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation Fatzer, Carol J : Lewis, Freshman, General. Fearing, Sherry J : Burr
Oak, Sophomore, Political Science
EIGHTH ROW: Felbush, Nina M: Abilene, Junior, Physical Education.
Feldkamp, Mary L: Natoma, Freshman, General Home Economics. Felke,
Patricia A: Great Bend, Junior, English Fellers, Edmond E: Hays, Fresh-
man, Pre-Secondary Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Fellers, Steven G: Neodesha, Sophomore, Nuclear Engi-
neering Fellman, Charles H: Osage City, Sophomore, Mechanical Engi-
neering. Fent, Delma S: Newton, Freshman, General Home Economics.
Fenton, Donald L: Trenton, N.J., Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
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TOP ROW: Ferguson, James J: Topeka, Sophomore, Mechanical Engi-
neering. Ferguson, Jean L: Topeka, Sophomore, Family and Child De-
velopment. Ferguson, Jon C: Kensington, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering
Ferguson, Roy T: Belleville, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation.
SECOND ROW; Fernandez, Victor, E: Caguas, Puerto Rico, Sophomore,
Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Fetzer, William F: Olathe, Freshman, Pre-Forest-
ry. Fick, Ronald E: Dodge City, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Fickel,
Sheila G: Manhattan, Freshman. General Home Economics
THIRD ROW: Fielder. John K: Arcadia, Cal., Sophomore, Pre-Law Fields,
Loyd A: Caney, Junior, Horticulture. Fields, Timothy J: Salina, Junior.
Technical Journalism. Fienhage, Carolyn A: Axtell, Freshman, General
Home Economics.
FOURTH ROW: Fieser, David W: Plains, Sophomore, Agronomy Fife,
Brenda R: Wichita, Freshman, Interior Design. Fife, Richard I: Winfield,
Freshman, Landscape Architecture File, Elaine S: Beloit, Freshman, Pre-
Elementary Education.
FIFTH ROW: Files, Gail T: Overland Park, Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Filinger, Cynthia A: Cuba, Junior, Physical Education Filley, Mary C:
Atchison, Sophomore, Home Economics and Journalism. Findeiss, Patri-
cia B : Wichita, Freshman, Sociology
SIXTH ROW: Finnerty, William J: Topeka, Sophomore, Physical Therapy.
Finnesy, Dennis J: Plainville, Freshman, Accounting Finney, Cynthia L:
Salina, Junior, Home Economics Education Finney, Dale J: Wichita,
Freshman, General Agriculture.
SEVENTH ROW: Fish, Margaret K: Wakeeney, Freshman, Home Econom-
ics Extension. Fisher, Celeste E: Lewis, Freshman. General. Fisher, Jay S:
Pleasanton, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. Fisher, Karolynn A: Olathe,
Junior, Medical Technology.
EIGHTH ROW: Fisher, Stephen R: AltaVista, Freshman, Mathematics. Fit-
tell, John H : Olathe, Sophomore, General Fitzwater, James W: Augusta,
Junior, Civil Engineering. Fix, Robert A: Phillipsburg, Sophomore, Social
Science.
BOTTOM ROW: Flack, Diana R: Osage City, Freshman, Psychology Flack,
Dick P: Greenville, NY., Freshman, Bakery Management. Flack, Robert D:
Sabetha, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Flanders, Jean M: Mission,
Freshman, General.
537
Underclassmen: Fla-Fre
TOP ROW: Flannery, John M: Amityville, NY. Junior, Chemical Engineer-
ing. Flashman, Robert H: Melrose. Mass. Freshman, Botany. Fleischack-
er. Donna: Ludell, Freshman. General Home Economics Fleischmann,
Beth K: Wichita, Junior, Elementary Education.
SECOND ROW: Fleming, Cynthia K: Sahna. Sophomore. Modern Lan-
guages Flesher, Bonnie L: Overland Park. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education. Fletcher, Terrell H: Alton. Ill . 01, Architecture. Flett, Judy A:
Spring Hill, Sophomore, Interior Design
THIRD ROW: Floresch, Richard H: Galesburg, III , Junior, Mechanical En-
gineering. Florell, Nancy M: Manhattan, Freshman, General. Florence,
Susan A: Wichita, Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Flournoy,
Ralph L: Kansas City. Freshman. Civil Engineering,
FOURTH ROW: Floyd, Janet E: Scottsdale, Ariz. Freshman, Pre-Elemen-
tary Education Flynn, Linda K: Riley, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion Flynn, Patricia A: Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion Fogelberg, Larry R: Scandia, Freshman, Agricultural Economics.
FIFTH ROW: Foland, Connie J : Overland Park, Freshman,
ing. Foland, Nancy L: Almena, Freshman, Art Folck, Phil
NY.. 02, Architecture. Foltz, Bruce V: Belle Plaine. Sopho
neering.
Clothing Retail-
lip S: New York,
more. Civil Engi-
SIXTH ROW: Foltz, Mary K: Topeka, Sophomore, Mathematics. Folwell,
Patrick J: Oil City, Pa., Sophomore, Speech Foncannon, Thomas M:
Prairie Village, Freshman. General Ford, Helen L: Edgerton, Freshman,
General.
SEVENTH ROW: Ford, Shirley A: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Foreman, Billy J: Manhattan. Sophomore, Nuclear Engineer-
ing. Forero, Luis E: Bogota. Columbia, Junior. Dairy Production. Forgey,
Donna M: Marysville, Freshman. Pre-Nursing.
EIGHTH ROW: Fort, Cherrie J : Paola, Freshman, General Fortun, Pamela
K: Manhattan, Sophomore, Physical Education Fosmire, Luella J: Shaw-
nee Mission, Junior. Elementary Education Foster, Carol M: Washington.
Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Foster, Frederic J : Dubuque, Iowa, 02. Architecture. Fos-
ter, Gayle K: San Francisco. Calif. Sophomore. Political Science Foster,
Gregory C: Washington, Sophomore, General. Foster, Jayne A: Manhat-
tan, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
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TOP ROW: Foster, Linda K: Aurora. Colo.. Freshman. Clothing Retailing.
Fountain, Florence A: Arlington, Junior, Home Economics Extension.
Fountaine, James H: Manhattan, Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medicine
Foutes, Blake W: Bndgeton, Mo., Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
SECOND ROW Fowler, Robert W: Kansas City, Freshman, Accounting
Fowles, Christine A: Clay Center. Freshman, Mathematics Fox, Linda C:
Bethel, Freshman, General Home Economics Fox, Marian A: Ft Riley,
Freshman, Art.
THIRD ROW Fox, Nancy J: Hutchinson, Junior, Elementary Education.
Fox, Richard M : Syracuse, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine Fraass, Ronald G:
Mankato, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering. Frakes, Peggy J: Hiawatha,
Sophomore, Physical Education.
FOURTH ROW: Frame, Russell W: Overland Park, Sophomore, Geology.
Francis, Eugene N: St Joseph, Mo, Sophomore, Technical Journalism.
Francis, Gary D: Levant, Junior, Agricultural Education Francis, Joyce L:
Leawood, Junior, Bacteriology.
FIFTH ROW: Francis, Mary K: Salma, Sophomore, Elementary Education.
Francis, William G: Junction City. Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
Frank, John S: Wichita, Sophomore, Psychology. Franz, Jerold L: Goes-
sel. Freshman, Business Administration.
SIXTH ROW: Fraser, Linda K: Norway, Freshman, Home Economics Edu-
cation. Frasier, Beverly S: Sharon Springs, Freshman, Home Economics
Education Frauenfelder, Linda: Manhattan, Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration. Frazier, Carol L: Goodland, Sophomore, English.
SEVENTH ROW: Frederick, Leonard R: Wichita, Sophomore, Psychology.
Freed, Janivar: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
Freed, Roger K: Scandia, Freshman, Biological Science. Freeland, David
E: Burns. Sophomore, Accounting.
EIGHTH ROW: Freeman, Joe D: Kingman, Junior, Architectural Structures.
Freeman, Linda S: Kansas City. Freshman, General Home Economics.
Freeman, Stephen W: De Soto, Freshman, Physical Science. French,
Constance R: Liberal, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
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BOTTOM ROW: Frenn, Mary L: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Edu-
cation Frese, John V: Alta Vista, Freshman, General Frey, Karen S: Poca-
hontas, III., Sophomore, Medical Technology Frey, Marybeth D: Newton,
Sophomore, Home Economics and Liberal Arts.
539
Underclassmen: Fri-Gar
TOP ROW Frickey, Michele D: Oberlin. Junior. Elementary Education.
Frickey, Steven L: Topeka, Sophomore, Psychology. Friday, Betty J: Pea-
body. Freshman, General Home Economics. Friedrichs, Nelda J: Marys-
ville, Junior, Elementary Education,
SECOND ROW: Friesen, Sharon K: Salina, Freshman, Clothing Retailing
Frieze, H. Jess: Wichita, Sophomore, Business Administration Frikken,
Donald R: Wichita, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Frisbie, Kurt M:
McDonald, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Frisbie, Richard K: McDonald, Freshman, General Agircul-
ture Fritz, June F: Clay Center, Junior, Secondary Education Fritz, Mary
J: Kansas City, Junior, Political Science. Fritzson, Harlyn A: Manhattan,
Junior, Accounting.
FOURTH ROW: Froelich, Elizabeth: Manhattan, Freshman, General. Froe-
lich. Glen W: Manhattan, Junior, Business Administration. Fross, Ruth A:
Raytown. Mo, Sophomore, General. Frost, Bruce E: Smolan, Freshman,
Animal Husbandry
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FIFTH ROW: Fruetel, David B: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Electrical Engi-
neering Fruits, Timothy J: Winfield, Sophomore, Retail Floriculture.
Frusher, Steven V: Ness City, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine Fry, David
D: Marquette. Freshman. Agricultural Engineering.
SIXTH ROW: Fry, John A: Naperville. Ill . Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Med-
icine. Fry, Larry G: Little River, Junior, Agricultural Economics. Fry, Robert
B: Helenville, Wis., Junior, Dairy Production. Fry, Shari A: Little River,
Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Fry, Theron E: Wichita, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
Fuhrken, Ronald C: Springfield, III , 01. Architecture. Fuhrman, Stephen
A: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Business Administration Fujimura, Keith T:
Lihve, Hawaii, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering
EIGHTH ROW: Fulghum, David A: Tescott, Sophomore, General. Fulhage,
Charles D: Yates Center, Junior, Milling Science and Management. Fulker-
son, Janet E: Liberty, Mo., Sophomore. General Home Economics. Fulker-
son, Joan J : Liberty, Mo., Freshman, General Home Economics.
BOTTOM ROW: Fullana, Jose M: Rio Piedra, Puerto Rico, 01. Architec-
ture. Fuller, Gale L: Miltonvale, Junior, Horticulture Fuller, Robert C:
Overland Park, Sophomore, Geology Fullington, Susan M: Clay Center.
Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
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TOP ROW: Funston, Mary L: Talmage, Sophomore, Medical Technology.
Furbeck, Jacqueline: Abilene. Freshman Pre-Vetennary Medicine Fur-
beck, Richard S: Abilene, Junior, Secondary Education. Furney, Joyce E:
Manhattan, Sophomore, General
SECOND ROW: Fyfe, Robert D: Wakefield, Freshman, Chemical Engineer-
ing Fyler, Kenneth L: Scott City, 02, Architecture GabrieSson, Ronald L:
Overland Park, Sophomore, Business Administration. Gadberry, Barbara
D: Wichita, Freshman, General.
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THIRD ROW: Gadberry, Marcia L: Wichita, Junior, History Gaede, Diane:
Manhattan, Sophomore, General Gagnon, James E: Grainfield, Sopho-
more, Mechanical Engineering. Gainor, Vardon J: Harbor Beach. Mich ,
Sophomore, Bakery Management.
FOURTH ROW: Galbraith, Ann C: Madison, Junior, Interior Design Gal-
lagher, Patrick J: Kansas City, Sophomore, Agronomy Gallant, William
P: Overland Park, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine Galle, Constance A:
Moundndge, Junior, Music Education.
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FIFTH ROW: Galle, Norman R: Moundndge, Junior, Animal Husbandry.
Gallon, James A: Altoona, Junior, Animal Husbandry Galloway, John H :
Wakeeney, Sophomore, Landscape Architecture Galloway, Nancy A:
Wichita, Freshman, General.
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SIXTH ROW: Gamba, Jane E: Osage City, Freshman, Speech Gamber,
Jeanette L: Topeka, Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Gambiani,
Michael L: Spring Valley. III., Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. Gammon,
Ronald L: Leawood, Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medicine
SEVENTH ROW: Gandy, Sheppard L: Galena, Sophomore, Electrical Engi-
neering Gangel, Michael A: Louisburg, Junior, Veterinary Medicine Gan-
tenbein, Andrew L: Elmo, Freshman, Animal Husbandry. Gantz, Paula N:
Ness City, Freshman, Modern Languages
EIGHTH ROW: Garcia, Carlos M: Humacao. Puerto Rico, 02. Architecture.
Gardner, Ann T: Ellinwood. Freshman. Home Economics and Liberal Arts
Gardner, Carolyn S: Arlington. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
Gardner, Nicki A: Emporia. Freshman. General Home Economics
tifcrfti
BOTTOM ROW: Gardner, Richard L: Laredo. Mo., 02. Architecture Gar-
finkle, Barry D: Union. N.J . Junior, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Garlett,
Theresa M: Kansas City, Sophomore, Accounting. Garrelts, Gregory A:
Shawnee Mission, 01 , Architecture
541
Underclassmen: Gar-Ges
TOP ROW: Garrelts, Rex E: Overland Park. Sophomore, Chemical Engi-
neering Garrelts, Susan R: Sahna, Freshman, Medical Technology. Gar-
rett, Claudia A: Salina, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education, Garrett,
Gary A: Colby. 04, Animal Husbandry.
SECOND ROW: Garrett, Linda J: Shawnee, 04, Secondary Education
Garrett, Marsha L: Salina, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Garrett,
Shirley A: Colby, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Garrett, Stephen
D: Colby. Sophomore, Physics.
THIRD ROW Garrett, Wayne N: Colby, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
Garrison, Carla J: Salina, Junior, Home Economics Education. Garrison,
Leon N: Washington, DC, Freshman, Business Administration Garrison,
Linda S: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
FOURTH ROW Garrison, Ralph C: Wichita, 01, Architecture Garten,
Danna L: Effingham, Junior, English. Garten, Harold J: Medicine Lodge,
Sophomore, Business Administration. Gartner, Linda L: Affton, Mo., Soph-
omore, Civil Engineering
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FIFTH ROW: Gartner, Robert E: Cedar Hill, Mo.. Sophomore, Civil Engi-
neering. Garver, Lucy M: Severy, Freshman, General. Gasper, Michael D:
Tipton, Freshman. Accounting Gaston, Carol A: Wichita, Junior, Elemen-
tary Education
SIXTH ROW: Gaston, Marcia A: Bethel, Sophomore, Business Administra-
tion Gates, David L: Owasso, Okla , Freshman, Industrial Arts Gates, Wil-
liam J: Newton, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering Gatewood, Nancy:
Leavenworth, Freshman, General Home Economics.
SEVENTH ROW Gatlin, Frederick W: Atwood, Freshman, Animal Husban-
dry Gatton, Ronald D: Burden, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation.
Gattshall, Robert W: Ruleton, Freshman. Animal Husbandry. Gatza, Daryl
W: Junction City. Sophomore. Business Administration
EIGHTH ROW Gaughan, Tracy A: Lincoln. Neb.. Sophomore. Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine. Gaul, Linda K:Troy. Sophomore, Home Economics Educa-
tion Gaul, Owen A: Troy, Freshman, Agricultural Mechanization. Gaus-
man, Gary D: Dorchester, Neb , Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
BOTTOM ROW Gawel, Thomas J: Westchester, III , 03, Architecture.
Gay, Patricia A: Topeka, Sophomore, Physical Therapy. Gebhart, Mary E:
Hoxie, Freshman, General Home Economics Gechter, Mary J: Muscotah,
Sophomore, General Home Economics.
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the rowing team's new $3,500 shell with a bottle of water from
Tuttle Creek Reservoir The 60-foot Wildcat I was financed
by selling token sguare inches of the shell to the public
TOP ROW: Geffert, Karol L: Haven. Sophomore. Animal Husbandry Gei-
ger, Wendell E: Sabetha. Freshman, Nuclear Engineering Geisinger,
Richard L: Plains. Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medicine Generson, Rich-
ard M: Pelham Manor. NY. Sophomore. Technical Journalism
SECOND ROW Gentry, Darrell R: Winfield. Freshman, Industrial Engi-
neering Gentry, James W: Topeka, Sophomore. Civil Engineering Gen-
try, Sharon I: Frankfort. Freshman. Humanities Georg, Ken P: Rush Cen-
ter, Freshman, General Agriculture
THIRD ROW: George, Deanna G: Hutchinson, Junior, Political Science.
George, John A: Uniontown. Sophomore. Agricultural Engineering.
George, Richard W: Northamb. England. 04, Milling Science and Manage-
ment Geraghty, Bernard K: Manhattan, Sophomore, General.
FOURTH ROW: Gerard, Russell S: Manhattan, Freshman, Veterinary Med-
icine. Gerber, Vicki A: Atchison, Sophomore, Technical Journalism Ger-
ritz, George A: Manhattan, Sophomore, Physics Gerritz, Grace L: Man-
hattan, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Gerstenberger, Allen: Leawood. 02. Architecture Gerst-
ner, Diana K: Great Bend, Freshman, Family and Child Development.
Gerstner, John J: Frankfort. Junior. Agricultural Journalism. Gessner,
Joseph S: Stockston, N.J., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
543
Underclassmen: Get-Gor
TOP ROW: Gettings, Richard L: Wichita. Junior, Bacteriology. Gettino,
Robert E: Syracuse, N.Y., Freshman, Mathematics Gettler, Nancy J: Ulys-
ses, Freshman, General Home Economics. Geyer, Richard D: Sylvan
Grove, Sophomore, Civil Engineering
SECOND ROW: Gfeller, Cheryl L: Winona, Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration. Gfeller, Edward S: Junction City, Sophomore, Accounting. Gfeller,
Lana J: Winona, Sophomore, Business Administration Gfeller, Richard
W: Junction City, 01 , Architecture
THIRD ROW: Gibbs, Marcia L: Little Rock, Ark., Sophomore, Medical
Technology Gibbs, Paul H: Olathe, Junior Mathematics Gibbs, Richard
A: Liberal Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Gibson, Michael L: Welling-
ton, Sophomore, Geology
FOURTH ROW: Gieber, Nicholas R: Haddam, Sophomore, Men's Physical
Education Gieck, Jo J: Overland Park, Junior, Clothing Retailing Gier,
Dwayne D: Dayton, NY., Junior, Feed Science and Management Giersch,
Joe P: Salina, Freshman, General Agriculture.
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FIFTH ROW: Gifford, Gordon R: Conton, Mass , Junior. Landscape Archi-
tecture. Gilbert, Charla R: Green, Special, Pre-Elementary Education. Gil-
christ, Linda R: Wichita, Freshman, Accounting. Gillan, Carol J: Concor-
dia, Junior. Technical Journalism
SIXTH ROW: Gillaspie, Thomas F: Council Grove, Freshman, Veterinary
Medicine. Gillen, Thomas S: Leoti, Freshman, Speech Gillespie, Janice
K: Burhngame, Sophomore, Physical Education. Gilliland, Patricia: Hill s-
boro, 04, Home Economics Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Gilliland, Robert L: Herington, Sophomore, Pre-Medi-
cine Gillman, Richard L: Coffeyville, Junior, Mechanical Engineering Gill-
more, Phillis J: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Gilmore,
Elizabeth P: Wooster, Ohio, Sophomore, General Home Economics.
EIGHTH ROW: Gilpin, Bruce L: Elkhart, Freshman, Pre-Vetermary. Ging-
rich, Patricia E: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Gintzel,
Mary E: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Art. Glad, Grant E: Atwood, Jun-
ior, Physical Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Glasco, Lynn D: Bird City, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
Glasco, Vicki L: Dodge City, Junior, Sociology. Glass, Jay W: Greensburg,
02, Architecture Glatz, Margaret F: Kansas City. Freshman, General.
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TOP ROW: Gleissner, Robert R: Prairie Village. Freshman. Accounting.
Glendening. Kathleen: Lindsborg, Freshman. Technical Journalism.
Glenn, Kenneth A: Cunningham. Sophomore. Pre-Vetermary Medicine.
Glenn, Larry F: Dodge City. Freshman. Agricultural Economics.
SECOND ROW: Glenn, Mary E: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Music Educa-
tion. Gleue, David J: Belleville. Freshman. Pre-Law. Glover, Kenneth F:
Millington, Tenn , Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering. Gnadt, Ervin F: Alma.
Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Goddard, James F: Council Grove. Sophomore, Building
Construction. Godfrey, James F: Haysville, 03, Architecture Goedecke,
Heike: Salina. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Goering, Sandra L:
Salina. Freshman. General Home Economics
FOURTH ROW Goering, Virginia L: Moundndge. Junior. Home Econom-
ics Education Goerzen, Larry D: Newton. Sophomore. Animal Husbandry
Goetz, JoAnn: Wichita. Sophomore, Technical Journalism Goetze, Jona-
than B: Kansas City, Mo.. Sophomore. Pre-Vetermary Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Goff, James H: Manhattan, Sophomore, Dairy Foods Pro-
cessing Golden, Artyce A: Topeka, Sophomore, Home Economics Educa-
tion Golden, Nicholas J: Topeka, Sophomore, Business Administration.
Goldenstein, Gene: Long Island City, NY, Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration
SIXTH ROW: Goldsmith, James C: Wyckoff. N.J.. Sophomore, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Golitko, Jeanette M: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Gener-
al Home Economics Goll, Cynthia J: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore, Pre-
Elementary Education. Gomer, Jackie L: Kansas City. Junior, Biological
Science.
SEVENTH ROW: Good, Connie K: Conway Springs. Freshman. Modern
Languages. Good, Gloria: Liberal, Junior, Secondary Education. Goodger,
Ardyce E: Eudora, Sophomore. Interior Design. Gooding, Janet C: Shaw-
nee Mission, Freshman, General.
EIGHTH ROW: Goodman, Douglas R: Topeka, Freshman, Elementary
Education Goodnow, Gary R: Leavenworth, Freshman, Mechanical Engi-
neering Goodrich, Janice: Manhattan, Sophomore, General Goodson,
Jack S: Independence, Junior, Chemical Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Goodyear, Sally A: Wichita, Junior, Dietetics and Institu-
tional Management Goold, Susan K: Prairie Village, Junior, Secondary
Education Goossen, Emray R: Colby. Junior, Electrical Engineering Gor-
don, Charles E: Leavenworth, Freshman, Landscape Architecture
545
Underclassmen: Gor-Gri
TOP ROW: Gordon, Dale W: Leavenworth. Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration. Gordon, Deane T: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Pre-Dentistry Gor-
don, Helen L: Winfield, Sophomore, Family and Child Development. Gor-
don, Jeannine K: Salina, Freshman, Physical Education
SECOND ROW: Gordon, John A: Great Bend, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education. Gordon, Suzanne: Winfield, Freshman, General. Goreham,
Mildred A: Junction City, Sophomore, Art Gorman, Jerry L: Overland
Park, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Gorrell, Dwight G: Centerville, Sophomore, Pre-Forestry
Gosch, Cheryl D: Norwich, Junior, Secondary Education. Gosch, Jay W:
Norwich, Junior, General Agriculture. Goss, Phil S: Wichita, Sophomore,
Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
AmdiMd
FOURTH ROW: Goss, Robert O: Williamsburg, Mass., Freshman, Pre-Vet-
erinary Medicine. Goth, Carter E: Abilene, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation Gothard, Reba M: Cedar Vale, Freshman, General Gott, Vicki L:
Manhattan, Freshman, General.
FIFTH ROW: Gough, Pamela J: Wichita, Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Graber, Ruth A: Mulvane, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Gracey,
Sherril A: Kingman, Sophomore, Speech Therapy Graf, Jerry D: Mc-
Pherson, Sophomore, Business Administration.
SIXTH ROW: Grafel, Connie M: Herndon, Sophomore, Technical Journal
ism Grafel, John R: Herndon, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Gra-
fel, Richard A: Herndon, Freshman, Physical Education. Graham, Billy I:
Colby, Junior, Physical Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Graham, Billy R: Liberal, Junior, Agronomy Graham,
David E: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry Graham, Eric K: Chilli-
cothe. III, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering Graham, Jolinda G: Norton,
Freshman, Technical Journalism
EIGHTH ROW: Graham, Martha J: Washington, Freshman, Pre-Elementa-
ry Education. Graham, Michael E: Salina, Freshman, General. Graham,
Teresa K: Mankato, Junior, Modern Languages Grame, Mary A: Atchi-
son, Junior, Home Economics Extension.
BOTTOM ROW: Granell, Gloria C: Clay Center, Freshman, Sociology
Granger, Sharon A: Lakewood, Col., Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion Grant, Linda M: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Sociology. Grant, Patricia
L: Overland Park, Junior. Sociology
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TOP ROW: Grau, Steven L: Topeka. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering.
Grauerholz, Donald D: Kensington, Junior. Agricultural Education Gray,
Jerry D: Salina, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Gray, Rebecca S:
Atwood, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
SECOND ROW Graybeal, Ronald D: Topeka, Sophomore, Civil Engineer-
ing. Greason, Peter H: Mornstown, N.J., Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine Grecian, Kendal L: Palco, Freshman, Animal Husbandry Green, Lar-
ry E: Wichita, Freshman, Business Administration
THIRD ROW: Green, Lee R: Leavenworth, Freshman, Business Administra-
tion. Green, Marilyn K: Manhattan. Sophomore, Home Economics Educa-
tion. Green, Marsha L: Bethel, Sophomore. Home Economics and Journal-
ism. Green, Thayne C: Bedford, Mass , 04, Mechanical Engineering.
FOURTH ROW: Green, Thomas H: Kansas City. Freshman, Electrical Engi-
neering. Green, Treasha L: Salina, Junior, Elementary Education Greene,
Corinne D: Amanllo, Tex., Junior, Elementary Education Greene, Larry E:
Goddard, 04, Nuclear Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Greenwood, Janice G: Cherryvale, Junior, Family and Child
Development. Greenwood, Joseph F: Junction City, 02, Architecture
Gregory, Richard J: Salina, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Greiner,
Jon R: Tremont, III , Junior. Mechanical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW: Greis, Barry W: St Louis, Mo.. 03. Architecture Greiving,
Ronald G: Derby, Freshman, Business Administration Gresham, Richard
D: Manhattan, Junior. Nuclear Engineering. Greve, William B: Larned.
Sophomore, Physical Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Grey, Thomas G: Mission, Freshman, Civil Engineering
Grider, David A: Topeka, Junior, Electrical Engineering Grider, Mary E:
Tribune, Sophomore, Interior Design. Griffee, Susan L: Hutchinson, Soph-
omore, Pre-Elementary Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Griffin, Mary R: Washington, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education Griffin, Roger A: Lyons, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry Grif-
fith, James E: Independence, Freshman, Political Science. Griffith, Mar-
garet A: Osawatomie, Junior. Sociology
BOTTOM ROW: Griffiths, David W: Abilene. Sophomore. Architectural
Engineering. Griffiths, Donald C: Topeka, Junior, Mechanical Engineering.
Griffiths, Terry S: Lawrence. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Grif-
fitt, William P: Liberty, Freshman, Psychology.
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Underclassmen: Gri-Hal
TOP ROW: Grimes, Gary E: Olsburg. Junior, Dairy Production. Grinstead,
Dan S: Bonner Springs. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Groene, Janell K: Win-
field, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Groene, Janet K: Winfield,
Freshman, General.
SECOND ROW: Grogger, Margaret K: Solomon, Junior, Business Admin-
istration Grojean, Ronald L: Sikeston, Mo., 01, Architecture. Grosko,
Mary L: Kansas City, Freshman, Business Administration Gross, David R:
Manhattan, Sophomore, Business Administration.
THIRD ROW: Gross, Donald P: Manhattan, Sophomore, Business Admin-
istration Gross, Linda S: Waldo, Sophomore, Medical Technology Gross,
Virgil J: Salina, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering Gross, William R:
Friend, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
FOURTH ROW Grossardt, Darrel L: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Mechani-
cal Engineering Grossardt, James P: Claflin, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Grosz, Marlin R: Olivet, S.D . Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine.
Grote, Rolland P: Sabetha. 03, Architecture.
FIFTH ROW: Grothusen, David W: Scott City, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Grout, Jerry E: Mankato, Freshman, General Agriculture
Groves, Patricia L: Manhattan, Junior, Business Administration. Groyon,
Richard A: Junction City, 01 , Architecture
SIXTH ROW: Grubbs, Kenton T: Kinsley, Sophomore, Psychology Grube,
Steven G: Franklin, Neb „ Freshman, Veterinary Medicine. Gruen, Ronald
E: Abilene, Sophomore, Chemistry Grumbein, Ralph E: Ness City, Fresh-
man, Physical Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Grumbein, Sondra L: Dighton, Sophomore, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Guber, Betty J: Garnett, Freshman, Home Economics Edu-
cation. Gudgen, Robert G: Coffeyville, Junior, Civil Engineering. Guetzko,
Carolyn S: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Humanities.
EIGHTH ROW: Gugler, Dianne K: Manhattan, Sophomore, General. Gui-
dote, Armando E: Hondaqua, Philippines, Freshman, Milling Science and
Management. Gump, Diane S: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Gump, Marilynn: Wichita, Sophomore, Technical Journalism.
BOTTOM ROW: Gump, Robert J: Wichita. Sophomore, Veterinary Medi-
cine. Gurske, John D: Wichita, 01, Architecture. Gurss, John O: Leaven-
worth. Freshman, Animal Husbandry. Gustafson, Birgit H: Worcester,
Mass , Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
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TOP ROW: Gustafson. William A: Junction City. Freshman, Wildlife Con-
servation Gutsch, Larry A: Goodland, Freshman, Agricultural Mechaniza-
tion. Guttery, John A: Alton, Fresnman. Animal Husbandry Guy, James
M: Topeka, Junior, Political Science
SECOND ROW Guy, Jeanne A: Chanute, Sophomore, Family and Child
Development Guy, Thomas E: Topeka. Freshman, General Gwinn, Ralph
W: Manhattan, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Haas, John A: Leba-
non, Sophomore, Physical Science
THIRD ROW: Haberer, Lynda M: Luray, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Habiger, Marguerite: Bushton, Junior, Home Economics Educa-
tion Habiger, Robert D: Parsons. Freshman. Electrical Engineering Hack-
ett, Julie A: Fairfax, Mo., Sophomore, Dietetics and Institutional Manage-
ment.
FOURTH ROW: Hadorn, Allen D: Beattie. Junior. Electrical Engineering
Hadsall, Ronald D: Harper. Sophomore. General Hageman, Nancy C:
White Cloud. Junior. Speech Hagerman, Wayne H: Larned, Freshman,
General Agriculture.
FIFTH ROW: Haggard, Patricia G: Wichita, Sophomore, Elementary Edu-
cation. Hahn, Allen G: Shawnee Mission, Freshman. Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Hahn, Neil E: Manhattan, Junior, Electrical Engineering Haines, Jean
M: Wichita, Freshman, Home Economics Education
SIXTH ROW: Hains, Shirley D: El Dorado, Sophomore, Modern Lan-
guages. Hake, Rosemary M : Overland Park. Freshman, Humanities Hal-
bleib, Chester W: Utica, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering Halderson,
Karen R: Delphos, Sophomore, Dietetics and Institutional Management.
SEVENTH ROW: Hale, Karen S: Kansas City, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education Haley, Karen L: Topeka, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education.
Hall, Constance L: Topeka, Junior, Physical Education Hall, David Chad:
Mullinville, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
EIGHTH ROW: Hall, David Charles: Kansas City. Sophomore, Electrical
Engineering Hall, Jerry R: Ft. Scott, Junior, General Agriculture Hall,
Joan D: Olathe, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Hall, John K:
Great Bend. Sophomore, Accounting.
BOTTOM ROW: Hall, Michael R: Prairie Village. Junior. Economics. Hall,
Patricia A: Leawood. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Hallauer,
Joan E: Holton, Sophomore, Pre-Business Education. Hallauer, Roy G:
Holton, Freshman, Agricultural Engineering.
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Underclassmen: Hal-Har
TOP ROW: Halverstadt, Donald: Chanute. Junior, Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Hamilton, Sandra M: North Caldwell, N.J.. Sophomore, General Home
Economics. Hamlin, Melvin H: Winfield, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine. Hamlin, William J: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine
SECOND ROW: Hamman, Gayla S: Hartford, Freshman, Family and Child
Development. Hammer, Clinton J: Turner, Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration Hammer, Linda N: Kansas City, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Hammerli, Alan R: Holton, Freshman, Chemical Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Hammond, David L: Abilene, Junior, Milling Science and
Management Hammond, Gary V: Long Island, Freshman, Accounting.
Hammond, John J: Junction City, Sophomore, Accounting. Hammond,
Judy K: Osage City, Freshman, Home Economics Education.
FOURTH ROW: Hampton, Connie L: Ulysses, Freshman, Interior De-
sign. Handlin, Fred W: Marquette, Sophomore, Entomology. Handlin,
Velma J: Marquette, Freshman, Chemistry Hands, Samuel L: Garden
City, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
FIFTH ROW: Hanel, Lannie L: Agenda, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine Haney, Joyce E: Salina, Junior, Elementary Education. Haney, Rob-
ert C: Aurora, Col., Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Haney, Thomas
D: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Law.
SIXTH ROW: Hanks, Constance J: Shields, Freshman, General Home
Economics. Hann, Charles S: Overland Park, Sophomore, Chemistry.
Hanna, Gary J: Manhattan, Sophomore, General. Hannagan, David R:
Overland Park, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Hanselman, Robert W: Salina, 01, Architecture Han-
sen, Bernard L: Peabody, Freshman, Agricultural Education. Hansen,
Robert H: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Hanshaw, Dennis
G: Haddam, Junior. Business Administration.
EIGHTH ROW: Hanson, David R: Kansas City, Mo., Sophomore, Pre-Sec-
ondary Education. Hanson, Dwight E: Clay Center, Sophomore, Physical
Science. Hanson, Gregory P: Salina, Junior. Mechanical Engineering.
Hanson, Joy E: Manhattan, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Hanson, Noel S: Jamestown, Sophomore, Technical Jour-
nalism. Hantla, Chrystal: Wichita, Sophomore, Clothing and Textiles. Har-
bert, David E: Larned, Freshman, Pre-Law. Harbert, Terry L: Larned,
Sophomore, Psychology.
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TOP ROW: Harclerode, Barbara: Prairie Village, Junior, Accounting Hard-
en, Linda L: Talmage, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Harden,
Monte W: Goodland, Sophomore, Agricultural Journalism Harden, Otho
L: Scott City, Sophomore, Modern Languages.
SECOND ROW: Hardin, Daslie A: Kansas City, Freshman, Horticulture.
Hardin, Frank R: Kansas City, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. Hardin, Gre-
gory W: Wakeeney, Freshman, Civil Engineering Harding, Ann M: Liberal,
Junior, Secondary Education
THIRD ROW: Harding, David J: Stockton, Junior, Agricultural Economics.
Harenchar, George T: Manhattan, Sophomore, Business Administration.
Hargis, Barbara J: Burrton, Junior, Elementary Education Hargrove,
Rebecca A: Mulvane, Junior, Home Economics Education.
FOURTH ROW: Hargrove, Wayne A: Topeka, Freshman, Industrial Engi-
neering. Harkins, Davy J: Emporia, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
Harlan, Robert D: Madison, Junior, Agricultural Mechanization. Harmon,
Michele M: Overland Park. Freshman, General
FIFTH ROW: Harmon, Patrick M: Garden City, Sophomore, Business Ad-
ministration. Harner, Richard L: Oldwick, N.J , Sophomore, Dairy Produc-
tion. Harper, Dorothy K: Frankfort, Junior, Elementary Education Harper,
Kenneth W: Bird City, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine
SIXTH ROW: Harper, Sarah C: Salina. Sophomore, Modern Languages
Harrington, Jerrold: Clay, NY, Junior, Electrical Engineering Harrington,
Pam L: Richardson. Tex., Sophomore. Zoology Harris, Arthur S: Long
Branch. N.J., 01. Architecture.
SEVENTH ROW: Harris, Carol S: Topeka, Freshman, Biological Sciences.
Harris, Elizabeth A: Manhattan, Sophomore, English Harris, Greg W:
Tribune, Freshman, Animal Husbandry. Harris, Holly P: Chanute, Fresh-
man, Speech
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EIGHTH ROW: Harris, James J: Langdon. Freshman, General Harris,
Linda A: Junction City. Sophomore. General Home Economics Harris,
Lynda S: Burr Oak. Sophomore. Animal Husbandry Harris, Michael E:
Topeka, Junior, Civil Engineering
BOTTOM ROW: Harris, Pamela S: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Psy-
chology Harris, Stephen M: Concordia, Sophomore, General Harris,
Tom: Plainville, Freshman. Business Administration. Harrison, Barbara A:
Nickerson. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing.
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Underclassmen: Har-Hei
TOP ROW: Harrison, Linda: Manhattan, Sophomore, Speech Therapy
Harrod, Herbert E: Leavenworth, Junior, Industrial Engineering. Harrod,
Ronald D: Leavenworth, Freshman, Architectural Structures. Harsh,
George H: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
SECOND ROW: Harshaw, Bobby F: El Dorado, Freshman, Physical Educa-
tion. Hartley, Kolette K: Shawnee, Ffeshman, Psychology Hartman, Gary
V: Towanda, Sophomore, Poultry Science. Hartman, Jane A: Clifton,
Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
THIRD ROW: Hartman, Leon R: Hershey, Pa., Freshman, Architectural
Structures. Hartwell, Stewart B: Goodland, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Hartzell, Gary L: Lincoln, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Harvey, James E: Hugoton, Freshman, General
FOURTH ROW: Harvey, John W: Hugoton, Freshman, Veterinary Medi-
cine. Harvey, Roger C: Independence. Mo.. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Harwood, Robert A: Humboldt, Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary
Medicine. Haslouer, Jeanne E: Hope, Freshman, Home Economics and
Nursing.
FIFTH ROW: Haslouer, Louise M: Hope, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Hassett, Sandra K: Berryton, Freshman, Home Economics and
Journalism Hassig, Margaret E: Kansas City. Sophomore. Modern Lan-
guages Hastings, Janet L: Topeka. Junior, Elementary Education
SIXTH ROW: Hastings, Ronald L: Council Grove, Freshman, Accounting.
Hatch, Patricia A: McDonald, Junior. Home Economics Education Hat-
field, Darlene M : Hiawatha, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing. Hatfield,
Steven P: Belle Plains, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW Hathaway, Martin F: Chase. Sophomore, Electrical Engi-
neering Hathaway, Thomas R: Beach. N.D . Freshman. Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Hauber, Mary J: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education
Hauck, Bobbie W: Miltonvale. Junior. Mechanical Engineering
EIGHTH ROW: Haughawout, Linda: Topeka. Freshman, General Home
Economics Haun, James F: Topeka. Freshman, Business Administration.
Hauptli, Jeanne M: Glen Elder, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education
Hauptli, Roger D: Glen Elder. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education.
BOTTOM ROW Hauser, Donna G: Overland Park. Freshman, General
Home Economics. Hausmann, Dennis E: Bonesteel, S.D.. Sophomore,
Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Havice, John E: Golden, Col., Freshman, Me-
chanical Engineering Hawk, Michael: Wichita, Junior, Nuclear Engineer-
ing.
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TOP ROW: Hawk, Thomas D: Colby. Junior. Secondary Education Haw-
ley, Connie L: Parsons, Sophomore. Clothing Retailing Hayden, Herbert
R: Garnett, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Hayes, James B: Wichita,
Sophomore. Pre-Forestry.
SECOND ROW Hayes, James J: Dodge City. 04. Geology Hayes, Jon R:
Independence, 02, Architecture Hayes, Mary L: Hoxie, Freshman, Pre-
Secondary Education Haymaker, Susan A: Minneapolis, Minn , Fresh-
man. Mathematics.
THIRD ROW: Haynes, Chester G: Abilene, Junior, Chemistry Hays, Bar-
bara J: Phillipsburg, Sophomore, Home Economics Education Hays, Car-
olyn A: Wathena, Sophomore, Dietetics and Institutional Management.
Hazen, Wilma M : Stockton, Junior, Home Economics Education
FOURTH ROW: Headrick, Wallace L: Plains, Freshman, Pre-Law Heasty,
Larry E: Mayfield, Junior, Business Administration. Heath, Carol L: Palos
Verdes, Cal , Freshman, Home Economics and Liberal Arts. Heath, Dianna
S: Topeka, Sophomore, General Home Economics
FIFTH ROW: Heath, James D: Park Ridge, III. Junior, Industrial Engineer-
ing. Heath, Linda C: Shawnee Mission, Freshman. Pre-Nursing Heck,
David M : Atchison. Junior. Wildlife Conservation Heck, Jerold L: Junction
City. Sophomore, Sociology
SIXTH ROW: Hector, Robert B: Jamaica, NY, Sophomore, Political Sci-
ence. Hedges, Larry J: Ft Scott, Freshman, Chemistry Hedges, Vicki M:
Salina, Freshman, Physical Education Hedlund, Jay R: Overland Park,
Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Heer, Michael R: Garden City, Sophomore, Electrical
Engineering Hegeman, Faye L: Lawrence, Freshman, Pre-Medicine Heg-
lar, Lynn A: Salina, Sophomore, General Home Economics Heide, Cheryl
S: Smith Center, Sophomore, Interior Design.
EIGHTH ROW: Heidrick, Max M: Beloit, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine Hein,
Lynda L: Basehor, Freshman, Sociology. Heinen, Carol J: Shawnee Mis-
sion, Junior, Chemistry Heinen, Mary F: Valley Falls, Sophomore, General
Home Economics.
BOTTOM ROW: Heinsohn, Charles O: Parsons, Sophomore, Mathemat-
ics. Heintzelman, Andrea: Manhattan, 01, Architecture Heintzelman,
Phillippa: Manhattan, Freshman, Art Heitman, Bonnie F: Linn, Sopho-
more, General Home Economics.
553
Underclassmen: Hei-Hib
TOP ROW: Heitman, John V: Norton, Junior. Music Education. Heitmann,
Henry: New York. NY., Freshman. Pre-Vetennary Medicine Heldstab,
Stephen G: Kansas City. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Helfand,
Sandra G: Freeport. NY., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
SECOND ROW: Hellebust, Gary A: St. Marys. Sophomore, Animal Hus-
bandry Heller, Terry J: Hunter, Freshman. General Agriculture. Hellwig,
Ronald D: Oswego. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Helm, Frederick L:
Norcatur. Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine.
THIRD ROW: Helmer, Maureen K: Lyons. Junior, Medical Technology.
Helms, Robert A: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Business Administration.
Helton, Sally J: Emporia. Junior, Secondary Education. Helwig, Craig P:
Macksville, Junior, Feed Science and Management.
FOURTH ROW: Hem en way, Mary J: Salina, Freshman, Philosophy.
Hemmerling, Dwight F: Hutchinson. Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
Hendershot, Carol F: Kingman, Sophomore. History. Hendershot, Sharon
J : Hutchinson, Junior, Home Economics Education
FIFTH ROW: Henderson, Linda J: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Henderson, Paul T: Flossmore, III., Freshman, Mathematics
Henderson, Robert L: Humboldt, 03, Architecture Henderson, Ruth A:
Atchison, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Henderson, William L: Buffalo, NY., 03, Architecture. Hen-
drix, Carole J: Oskaloosa, Freshman. Home Economics Education Hen-
drix, Susan L: Shawnee Mission. Junior, English Henneberg, Ronald K:
Belvue, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW Henning, Robert E: Athol, Sophomore. Agricultural Engi-
neering. Henricks, Dean E: Henngton, Junior, Veterinary Medicine Hen-
rikson, Gerald W: Emporia, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Henrik-
son, Marilee R: Emporia, Junior, Elementary Education
EIGHTH ROW: Henry, Dianna L: Mission, Sophomore, Interior Design.
Henry, Elizabeth J: Atchison, Sophomore. General Home Economics.
Henry, Margie L: Lecompton, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Henry,
Marilyn J : Kansas City, Mo.. Freshman, Home Economics and Journalism.
BOTTOM ROW: Henry, Richard K: Lyons, Sophomore. Sociology. Henry,
Roger IM: Kansas City. Junior, Nuclear Engineering. Henry, Roy E: Le-
compton, Junior, Animal Husbandry. Henry, Steven C: Longford, Fresh-
man, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
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TOP ROW: Henry, William M: Hutchinson. Sophomore, Technical Journal-
ism. Henton, Gary L: Manhattan, Freshman, General Herbers, Donald A:
Winfield. Junior, Animal Husbandry Herbers, Julia A: Holton, Freshman,
Social Science.
SECOND ROW: Heritage, John R: Olathe, Freshman, General Herman,
Charles T: Wakefield, Junior, Business Administration. Herman, Duane E:
Wichita. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Herman, Robert D: Wichita.
Junior, Economics.
THIRD ROW: Herman, Robert K: Wakefield, 02. Architecture. Herman,
Robert W: Garden City, Sophomore, Mathematics. Hermes, Steven E:
Kiowa, Sophomore, Psychology. Hermon, Lowell F: Olathe, Freshman.
Mathematics.
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FOURTH ROW: Herndon, Alfred J: Hume, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Herren, Carolyn J: Alma. Freshman, General Herren, Roger
W: Nickerson, Sophomore, Secondary Education Herrmann, Larry L:
Manhattan, Junior, Civil Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Herron, Barry L: Wichita, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
Heslop, Jonathan M: Independence, Junior, Industrial Engineering Hess,
Dale N: Waverly, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering Hess, Kathleen:
Topeka, Junior, Art.
SIXTH ROW: Hester, Judy A: Larned, Sophomore. Home Economics and
Nursing Hetrick, Shannon S: El Dorado. Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration Hett, Charles L: Garden City, Junior, Electrical Engineering Hetzel,
Barbara J : Prairie Village, Freshman, General Home Economics.
SEVENTH ROW: Heuertz, Carol J: Valley Falls, Sophomore. Pre-Elemen-
tary Education. Hewlett, Howard S: Woodburn. Ind . 02, Architecture
Hey, Nancy J: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General Hey, Richard L:
Overland Park, 01, Architecture.
EIGHTH ROW: Heyer, Patricia J: Highland. Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Heyka, Gary J: Belleville, Junior. Business Administration
Heyl, Guy M: Sharon Springs, Freshman. Pre-Law Heyne, Kathryn E:
Manhattan, Junior. Elementary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Hiatt, Bonnie K: Leawood, Freshman, Psychology. Hiatt,
Robert L: Kansas City, Sophomore, Accounting Hibbard, Larry P: Toronto,
Sophomore, Physical Education Hibler, Elizabeth S: St Louis. Mo . Junior.
Elementary Education
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Underclassmen: Hic-Hol
TOP ROW: Hickerson, Warren D: Kansas City. Mo. 02, Architecture.
Hickey, Gerald V: Olathe. Freshman, General Agriculture. Hickey, Patricia
A: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Hickman,
Diann-E: Overland Park. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
SECOND ROW: Hicks, Carol I: Garnett, Junior, Home Economics Educa-
tion. Hicks, Ralph W: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Bakery Management.
Higgins, Raymond L: Concordia, Junior, Psychology Highfill, Elizabeth:
Wichita. Junior, Pre-Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW Hightower, Jane E: Bern. Sophomore, Interior Design. Hu-
bert, Billy D: Richland, Junior, Entomology Hildebrand, Gerald L: Staf-
ford, Sophomore, Agricultural Education Hilding, Sharon M: Leavenworth,
Junior. Psychology
FOURTH ROW: Hilgendorf, Gretchen: Great Bend. Junior. English. Hil-
genfeld, A'rnelle: McPherson. Freshman. General Hilgenfeld, Dennis L:
Manhattan, 03, Architecture. Hill, Don A: Smith Center, Sophomore. Pre-
Pharmacy
FIFTH ROW: Hill, Edith M: Hoxie, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
Hill, Jane M: Burlington. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Hill, Jerry
L: Selden, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering Hiller, Cheryl A: Topeka, Soph-
omore, Interior Design
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SIXTH ROW: Hillner, Stephen J: Olathe. Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration. Hills, Richard C: Colby. Sophomore. Animal Husbandry. Hillyard,
Michael R: Chapman, Freshman, Accounting. Hilterbrand, Robert: Junc-
tion City, Sophomore, Business Administration
SEVENTH ROW: Hilton, Douglas W: Salina, Junior. Secondary Education.
Hinchman, Sally J: Kansas City. Mo., Junior, Elementary Education. Hin-
kle, Sondra S: Salina, Junior, Elementary Education. Hintz, John: Salina,
Junior, Mechanical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Hirt, Robert L: Lucas. Junior. Civil Engineering. Hitz, Har-
old K: Wichita, Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine Hjelmfelt, Mark R:
Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Physics Hlaus, Kathleen J: Wilson, Soph
omore. Home Economics Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Hobbs, Joan C: Overland Park. Freshman. General.
Hobbs, Kathryn A: Wichita, Sophomore, General Home Economics.
Hobbs, Roy E: Princeton, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Hoch, Bar-
bara J : Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Home Economics & Liberal Arts.
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TOP ROW: Hochberg, Richard C: Junction City, Sophomore. Electrical
Engineering. Hocking, Robert S: Olney, III . Freshman, Architectural Struc-
tures. Hodge, Michael L: Seattle. Wash , Junior. Elementary Education.
Hodgson, Alice A: Little River. Freshman. General Home Economics
SECOND ROW: Hodgson, George A: Little River. Sophomore. Animal
Husbandry. Hodgson, Nancy A: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Modern Lan-
guages. Hodson, Lester L: Henngton, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
Hoecker, Janice E: Atchison, Junior, English.
THIRD ROW: Hoecker, Richard V: St Joseph, Mo, Freshman, Biological
Science Hoeflicker, Karen A: Grandview, Mo.. Sophomore. Foods and
Nutrition Hoeme, Karen E: Scott City. Sophomore. Home Economics Edu-
cation Hoerman, Doris E: Manhattan, Freshman, Applied Music.
FOURTH ROW: Hofer, John S: Cedar, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry.
Hoff, Dolores M: Claflin, Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Hoff,
Mary A: Claflin, Junior, Secondary Education Hoffman, Ann C: Effing-
ham, Freshman, Sociology
FIFTH ROW Hoffman, Dan L: Chapman, Sophomore, Agricultural Engi-
neering. Hoffman, Dolores A: Abilene, Sophomore. Home Economics Ex-
tension Hoffman, Linwood A: Barto, Pa., Freshman, Agricultural Econom-
ics. Hoffman, Phillip W: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Business Administra-
tion
SIXTH ROW: Hoffman, R. Gene: Wichita, Freshman, Architectural Struc-
tures. Hoffmans, Mary K: Wichita, Sophomore. General. Hoffmen, Lloyd
R: Overbrook, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education Hofford, Linda J:
Mulvane, Freshman, Home Economics Education
SEVENTH ROW Hofmann, John W: Green. Junior, Chemical Engineering.
Hofmann, Linda M: Clay Center, Freshman, Dietetics and Institutional
Management Hogan, Betsy J: Kansas City, Mo., Freshman, English. Ho-
gan, Tom J : Kansas City, Mo., Sophomore, Political Science.
EIGHTH ROW: Hokr, Dorothy A: Ellsworth, Sophomore, Pre-Business
Education. Holl, Robert L: Lincoln, Sophomore, Psychology. Holland, Cal-
vin C: Prairie Village, Freshman, Mathematics. Holland, Geoffrey B: Prair-
ie Village, Sophomore, Sociology.
BOTTOM ROW: Holle, Ruthann I: Ludall, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Holliday, John D: Liberty, Junior. Animal Husbandry. Hollinger,
Janet K: Manhattan, Freshman, Modern Languages Hollingsworth, Mar-
garet: Phillipsburg, Freshman, Interior Architectural Design.
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Underclassmen: Hoi-Hub
TOP ROW: Hollingworth, William: Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Hol-
lis, Karen G: Wichita, Freshman, Art. Holloway, Edward A: Manhattan.
01, Architecture Holloway, Meredith A: Overland Park, Sophomore, Die-
tetics and Institutional Management
SECOND ROW: Holloway, Tommy T: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Pre-
Law Holm, Barbara M: White City, Freshman, Home Economics and Jour-
nalism Holmes, David W: Abilene, Sophomore, Business Administration.
Holmgren, Aldre M : Kansas City, Freshman, General
THIRD ROW Holsinger, David J: Hesston, Junior, Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Hoist, Ronald P: Kansas City. Junior, Architectural Structures Holste,
Charles D: Ludell, Freshman, Animal Husbandry Holste, John E: Norton,
Freshman, Veterinary Medicine.
FOURTH ROW Holt, Donna J: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Secondary
Education Holterman, James L: Long Island. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Holthaus, Leonard F: Centralia, Freshman, Industrial Engineer-
ing. Holvorson, Angele: Maple J — I ill. Sophomore, General Home Econom-
ics
FIFTH ROW: Homolka, Raymond C: Munden, Freshman. Wildlife Conser-
vation Homrighausen, Harold: Paola. Freshman. General Agriculture
Hoober, Linda R: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Hoob-
ler, James A: Wamego, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
SIXTH ROW: Hoobler, Larry D: Wamego, Freshman, Physical Education
Hood, Carolle L: White City, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Hood,
Duane L: Topeka, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering Hood, Linda S:
Junction City, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
SEVENTH ROW: Hook, Vera L: Silver Lake, Sophomore, Speech. Hooper,
Margaret R: Hiawatha, Junior, Home Economics Education Hoover, Har-
vey B: Salina, Freshman, Accounting. Hoover, Nancy J: Winfield, Fresh-
man, General.
EIGHTH ROW: Hope, Regenia A: Manhattan, Freshman, Political Science.
Hope, Robert L: Topeka, 01, Architecture. Hopkins, Daryl L: Attica, Soph-
omore, Mechanical Engineering. Hopper, Karen L: Emporia, Sophomore.
Modern Languages.
BOTTOM ROW: Horacek, Gary L: Kinsley, Freshman. Mathematics. Hor-
chem, David P: Ransom, Freshman, Art. Horigan, Sharon G: Frankfort,
Freshman, General. Hornbaker, Ann L: Lawrence, Junior, Political Science.
558
TOP ROW: Hornberger, Judith A: Baldwin, Sophomore, General Home
Economics. Hornick, Carolyn S: Lenexa, Sophomore, General Home Eco-
nomics Horning, Larry G: Almena, 03, Architecture. Horrell, Ronald M :
Strafford, Pa , Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Horsch, Dwight W: Aberdeen, Idaho, Junior, Animal Hus-
bandry. Horst, Janice L: Carmi. Ill,, Sophomore, Secondary Education
Horst, Marilyn J: Prairie Village, Freshman, Technical Journalism Horton,
Mary E: Johnson, Junior, Secondary Education
THIRD ROW: Hoskins, Stephen W: Hutchinson, 02. Architecture Hos-
kins, Thomas L: Hutchinson, Freshman, Physical Science Hoskinson,
Susan E: Anthony, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Hostetler, Bruce
B: Harper, Junior, General Agriculture
FOURTH ROW Hostetter, Dorothy M: Manhattan, Junior, Zoology Hott-
man, Shirley D: Abilene, Freshman, Bacteriology. Houchin, Lawrence L:
Solomon, Freshman, Electrical Engineering Houdyshell, Judith P: Junc-
tion City, Junior, Music Education
FIFTH ROW: Houghtaling, Jonathan: Lakin, Junior, Animal Husbandry.
House, Linda J: Goodland, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Hou-
seweart, Mark W: McCune, Sophomore, Agricultural Education Hovis, A.
Earlene: Arkansas City, Junior, Elementary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Howard, Cheryl G: Junction City, Sophomore, Pre-Second-
ary Education Howard, Christine: Bonner Springs, Freshman, Pre-Ele-
mentary Education. Howard, Claudia K: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Pre-
Elementary Education Howard, John G : Sedan, 01 , Architecture.
SEVENTH ROW: Howard, John W: Kansas City, Junior, Industrial Engi-
neering Howe, Jean F: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Education Howell,
David R: Wichita, 01 , Architecture. Howell, Melvin L: Hutchinson, Junior,
Business Administration.
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EIGHTH ROW: Howse, Richard L: Manhattan. 04, Business Administra-
tion. Hoyle, Robert E: Clay Center, Freshman. Chemical Engineering.
Hoyt, John H: Dodge City, Junior, Geology Hrabe, Melinda R: Kensing-
ton, Junior, Secondary Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Hubbard, Fred W: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore. Pre-
Vetennary Medicine. Hubbell, Bonnie M: Topeka. Freshman, General
Home Economics. Huber, Loretta J: El Dorado, Junior, Psychology Hu-
ber, Richard G : Prairie Village, Freshman, Business Administration
559
White straws with purple-trimmed bands, worn for the first
time at the K-State-University of Kansas basketball game, add
color to Statemates' uniforms Hats sold to partisan fans earned
the coed pep squad $1,080 for the cerebral palsy fund.
Underclassmen: Hud-lng
TOP ROW: Hudgens, Mary P: Overland Park, Sophomore, Family and
Child Development. Hudson, Robert M: Leawood, Freshman, Restaurant
Management Huerter, Dennis G: Marysville, Freshman, Industrial Engi-
neering Huerter, Mary G: Wetmore, Junior, Zoology.
SECOND ROW: Huffman, Daniel S: Burdett, Junior, Chemical Engineer-
ing. Hug, Alan R: Holton, Junior, Biological Science Hug, Janis A: Hol-
ton. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Huggins, Arlen W: Ellsworth,
Sophomore. Physics.
THIRD ROW: Huggins, Lloyd D: Council Grove, Sophomore, Agricultural
Education Hughbanks, Ronald G: Pratt, 03, Architecture Hughes, Har-
old D: Buena Vista, Colo , Freshman, Civil Engineering Hughes, James M:
Overland Park, 02, Architecture.
BOTTOM ROW: Humburg, Nancy B: Ness City, Freshman, Physical Edu-
cation Hummel, Kathryn: Manhattan, Freshman, Speech. Hummer, Larry
L: Chanute, 04, Chemical Engineering. Humphrey, Frank J: Burlington,
Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
560
TOP ROW: Humphrey, Robert L: Hoisington, Sophomore. Electrical Engi-
neering. Hund, Patricia: Paxico. Junior. Foods and Nutrition. Hunsicker,
Paul D: Shawnee. 01. Architecture. Hunt, James M: Independence, 04.
Architecture
SECOND ROW: Hunt, Robert E: lola. Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Hunter, Janice A: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Hunter, Judith A: Overland Park, Junior, Elementary Education. Hun-
ter, Judith H : Wichita, Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
THIRD ROW: Hunter, Mary E: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General
Home Economics. Hunter, Nancy J: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Elementary
Education. Hunter, Thomas W: Oberlin, Sophomore, Economics Hurd,
Lois F: Omaha, Neb , Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
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FOURTH ROW: Hurley, Daryl F: Topeka, Freshman, Chemical Engineer-
ing. Hurst, Charles W: Mission, 04, Modern Languages Huseman, Cher-
yl K: Scott City, Junior, Dietetics and Institutional Management Huseman,
Joann R: Scott City, Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
FIFTH ROW: Huston, Larry G: Abilene, Junior, Animal Husbandry Hus-
ton, Linda J: Abilene. Freshman. Speech. Hutchins, Cynthia A: Scott City,
Freshman, General Hutchins, Mary E: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education.
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SIXTH ROW: Hutfles, Joseph E: Corning, Freshman, Business Administra-
tion. Huxman, Kent J: Arnold, Freshman. Chemical Engineering Huxman,
Vada J: Arnold. Sophomore. Business Ad mini st ration Hyde, Ann S:
Leavenworth. Junior. Modern Languages.
SEVENTH ROW: Hyder, David L: Chapman. Sophomore. Electrical Engi-
neering. Hynes, Thomas E:Oak Ridge, N.J .Junior, Pre-Medicine. Hysom,
Judith I: Wichita, Junior, Elementary Education Idleman. Thomas D:
Kanorado, Freshman. Mechanical Engineering
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EIGHTH ROW: Ikard, James A: Oklahoma City. Okla . Sophomore. Pre-
Law lies, Duane A: Marysville. Junior, Pre-Medicine Imhof, Carol A:
Brewster, Junior, Secondary Education Imhof, Ray D: Brewster, Sopho-
more, Business Administration.
BOTTOM ROW: Imm, Marcia K: Phillipsburg. Freshman. Chemistry
Immenschuh, Cheryl R: Eskridge, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing Im-
thurn, Elmer D: Maple Hill, Freshman, Animal Husbandry Ingersoll,
Jeanne A: Junction City, Sophomore, Interior Design.
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Underclassmen: Ing-Joh
TOP ROW: Ingrum, Jess W: Garfield. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Innis, Karyl K: Wichita, Freshman. Psychology. Intermill, Patricia:
Webber. Sophomore. General Home Economics Irizarry, James A: Ridge-
wood. NY.. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
SECOND ROW: Irwin, Linda M: Topeka. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing.
Isch, Jerlynn K: Morrill. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Iverson,
Willard A: Topeka. Junior, Business Administration Jaax, Alan R: Wichita,
Sophomore, Business Administration.
THIRD ROW: Jackson, Carl F: Topeka, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Jackson, David D: Topeka. Junior. Horticulture. Jackson, David H:
Topeka, Sophomore, Psychology Jackson, Gary D: Trenton, Mo., 02, Ar-
chitecture
FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Judy G: Wichita. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education Jackson, Kathleen M: Bethel, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Jackson, Larry W: Hutchinson, Junior, Wildlife Conservation.
Jackson, Michael Earl: Independence, Junior, Economics.
FIFTH ROW: Jackson, Michael Earl: Kansas City, Freshman, Electrical
Engineering. Jackson, Pamela A: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine Jackson, Ruth A: Belleville, Junior, Home Economics Extension.
Jackson, Sheran K: Kansas City. Freshman, Chemistry.
SIXTH ROW Jacob, Thomas K: Kansas City, Mo.. Sophomore, Physics.
Jacobs, Curtis R: Athol, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Jacobs,
Joy S: Towanda. 04, Secondary Education Jacobs, Michael J: Phillips-
burg, Freshman, Pre-Medicine
SEVENTH ROW: Jacobs, Patrick T: Phillipsburg, Sophomore, Mathemat-
ics Jacobs, Stanley E: Liberal, 01, Architecture Jacobson, Gregory L:
Huron, S.D.. 01. Architecture Jacobson, Julie A: Abilene. Sophomore.
Biological Science
EIGHTH ROW: Jacobson, Kristie K: Manhattan. Sophomore, Pre-Elemen-
tary Education. Jaeger, Calvin D: Great Bend. Sophomore, Chemistry.
Jaeger, Diana R: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Economics. Jager,
Jan B: Wichita, Junior, History.
BOTTOM ROW: Jager, Karen R: Wichita, Freshman, English. Jagger,
John F: Minneapolis. Sophomore, Speech. Jakowatz, Judy: Wichita.
Freshman, Mathematics. James, Judith A: Manhattan, Sophomore, Bio-
logical Science.
562
TOP ROW: James, Patsy J: Drexel. Mo., Freshman, Business Administra-
tion. Jameson, Donald L: Holton, Junior, Agronomy Jamvold, Daryll D:
Everest, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Jansonius, David J : Prairie View,
Freshman, Animal Husbandry
SECOND ROW: Jansonius, Rodney J: Prairie Village, Freshman, Agricul-
tural Engineering. Janssen, Justin B: Geneseo, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Jantz, Jerrie S: Tampa, Sophomore, Geography. Jantz, Lois A:
Moundndge, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
THIRD ROW: Jarman, Roberta K: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Political
Science. Jarrett, James C: Mission, Junior, Pre-Law Jarrett, John A:
Barnes, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Jarvis, Roberta M: Winfield,
Sophomore, Elementary Education.
FOURTH ROW: Jasionowski, Edward: Parlin, N.J . Freshman, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Jasper, Charles L: Cawker City, Sophomore, Animal Hus-
bandry Jaynes, Scott W: Prairie Village, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
Jeannin, Michael R: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics
FIFTH ROW: Jenkins, Gerald L: Oshkosh, Neb., Freshman, Veterinary
Medicine Jenkins, James G: Hiawatha, Sophomore, Chemistry Jensen,
Carol A: Lakin, Junior, English. Jensen, Jean A: Lincoln, Freshman, Pre-
Business Education.
SIXTH ROW: Jensen, Karin K: Prairie Village, Freshman, English Jensen,
Sue A: Hays, Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Jermark, Carola A: Beloit,
Sophomore, Interior Design Jernigan, Douglas K: Council Grove, Fresh-
man, Veterinary Medicine
SEVENTH ROW: Jeselnik, Diane M: Bethel, Sophomore, Home Econom-
ics Education Jeselnik, Philip E: Bethel, Freshman, Landscape Architec-
ture. Jewell, Charles G: Trenton, N.J., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Jilka, Gerold D: Salina, Junior, Business Administration
EIGHTH ROW: Jilka, Robert L: Salina, Freshman, Chemistry Johannes,
John M: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Accounting John, Chester C: Par-
sons, Sophomore, Mathematics. John, Roger S: Phillipsburg, Freshman,
Civil Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Johns, Chris E: Granada Hills, Calif., Junior, Physical Sci-
ence. Johnson, Bradley D: Rose Hill, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
Johnson, Bruce L: Salina, Freshman, Feed Science and Management.
Johnson, Byron G: Troy, Junior, Animal Husbandry.
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Underclassmen: Joh-Jon
TOP ROW: Johnson, Carl L: Webber, Sophomore, Pre-Forestry. Johnson,
Carlene S: McPherson, Junior, Mathematics. Johnson, Charles R: Burr
Oak, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine. Johnson, Cheryl K: Wichita, Sopho-
more, Accounting.
SECOND ROW: Johnson, Cynthia A: Dwight, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Johnson, Cynthia K: Atchison, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education Johnson, Darrel L: St Francis, Freshman, Feed Science and
Management. Johnson, David E: Geneseo, Sophomore, Mechanical Engi-
neering.
THIRD ROW: Johnson, Delores J: Burrton. Junior, Elementary Education.
Johnson, Dennis R: Lindsborg, Freshman, Civil Engineering. Johnson,
Donald B: Smolan, Freshman, Business Administration. Johnson, Donnis
A: Lamed, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
FOURTH ROW Johnson, Ernest L: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Psychol-
ogy. Johnson, Gary L: Overland Park, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Johnson, Harris W: Sioux City, la.. Freshman, Business Administration
Johnson, Janet M : Greenleaf, Freshman, Speech Therapy.
FIFTH ROW: Johnson, Janice L: Bridgeport, Freshman. Social Science.
Johnson, Jeanne A: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Education. Johnson,
Jill M: Clinton, Wis., Junior, Medical Technology Johnson, John A: Well-
ington, Freshman. Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
SIXTH ROW: Johnson, Karen G: Manhattan, Freshman, Home Economics
and Journalism Johnson, Karen L: Haddam. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Johnson, Kathy L: Omaha, Neb , Freshman, Medical Technolo-
gy. Johnson, Kay L: Waterville, Freshman, Home Economics Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Johnson, Larry L: Assaria, Sophomore, Geology John-
son, Linda R: Raytown, Mo., Freshman, Technical Journalism. Johnson,
Linnetta A: Manhattan, Sophomore, Music Education Johnson, Michael
K: Burdick, Freshman, Industrial Engineering
EIGHTH ROW: Johnson, Nancy C: Sharon, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education Johnson, Nancy G: Sterling, Freshman, Physical Education
Johnson, Nathaniel: Montclair, N.J., Freshman, Accounting. Johnson,
Patricia L: Alexandria, Va., Sophomore, Dietetics and Institutional Manage-
ment
BOTTOM ROW: Johnson, Paula S: Manhattan, Sophomore, General
Home Economics. Johnson, Phyllis J: Oketo, Sophomore, General Home
Economics. Johnson, Phyllis M: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Elementary
Education Johnson, Randy R: Home, Freshman, Accounting
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TOP ROW: Johnson, Raymond W: Hutchinson, Junior, Political Science
Johnson, Richard A: Axtell, Freshman, Agricultural Mechanization. John-
son, Rita A: Clay Center, Sophomore, Speech Therapy Johnson, Robert
L: Manhattan, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation
SECOND ROW: Johnson, Sheldon L: McPherson, 02, Architecture.
Johnson, Stephen E: Salina, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering John-
son, Zoe A: Clay Center, Freshman, General Johnston, Beverly A: Over-
land Park, Freshman, Business Administration.
THIRD ROW: Johnston, Bruce A: Chicago, III , Junior, Geography Johns-
ton, Cecil W: Stockton, Sophomore, Business Administration Johnston,
Gary L: Prairie Village, Junior, Industrial Engineering. Johnston, Janice A:
Blue Rapids, Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
FOURTH ROW: Johnston, Jeanette M: Wakefield, Freshman, Pre-Ele-
mentary Education. Johnston, Rebecca L: Leawood, Junior, Elementary
Education. Johnston, Richard N: Elmhurst, III , 01, Architecture. Johns-
ton, Roland W: Stockton, Sophomore, Building Construction.
FIFTH ROW: Jonas, Anne E: Quenemo, Freshman, Home Economics and
Liberal Arts. Jones, Andrew M: Sharon Springs, Sophomore, Animal Hus-
bandry Jones, Arthur D: Summerfield. Freshman, Electrical Engineering
Jones, Barbara A: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
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SIXTH ROW: Jones, Beverly D: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Jones, Brenda C: Kansas City, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics Jones, Catherine V: Overland Park, Freshman. Pre-Elementary
Education. Jones, David F: Wichita, 01 , Architecture
SEVENTH ROW: Jones, David R: Kanorado, Sophomore. Physics Jones,
Dennis R: Wellington, Junior, Secondary Education. Jones, Ellis R: Prairie
Village, Freshman, General Jones, Florrie N : Longton, Freshman, Humani-
ties.
EIGHTH ROW: Jones, James H: Junction City, Junior, History Jones,
James R: Omaha, Neb., Junior, Speech Therapy. Jones, Judith A: Hiawa-
tha, Freshman, Modern Languages. Jones, Karen S: Wichita, Sophomore.
Sociology
BOTTOM ROW: Jones, Lee W: Ellsworth, 01, Architecture Jones, Loretta
A: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Jones, Marcia A:
Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General. Jones, Marietta R: Sharon Springs,
Sophomore, Home Economics and Nursing.
565
Underclassmen: Jon-Kel
TOP ROW: Jones, Mary J: Bendena. Junior. Business Administration.
Jones, Michael E: Leonardville, Junior. Agricultural Economics Jones,
Nicholas M: Augusta, Junior, Art. Jones, Pamela A: Washington, Sopho-
more' Modern Languages.
SECOND ROW: Jones, Patricia, L: Topeka, Junior. Technical Journalism.
Jones, Richard L: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Jones,
Robert W: Manhattan, Freshman, Civil Engineering. Jones, Roger L: To-
peka, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Jones, Sharon L: Topeka, Sophomore, Radio and Television.
Jones, Virginia M: Stockton, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Jones,
William R: Rushville, Mo., 04, Nuclear Engineering Jones, Xandra L:
Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
FOURTH ROW Jordan, James S: Abilene, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Jorgensen, Jill: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Jorns, Kenneth D: Turon, Freshman, Agricultural Mechanization
Josserand, Jerilyn J : Johnson, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
FIFTH ROW: Joyce, Joseph D: Somerville, Mass., Junior, Agricultural En-
gineering Joyce, Vicky L: Hutchinson, Freshman, General Home Econom-
ics. Jubelt, Burk: Manhattan, Junior, Chemistry Judd. Kathryn: Belmont.
Calif., Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
SIXTH ROW: Judd, Robert E: Cottonwood Falls. Junior. Technical Journal-
ism Jump, Robert D: Neodesha, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
June, Donald L: Kansas City, Junior, Secondary Education. Juranich,
Robert J: Bethel, Sophomore, Physical Science
SEVENTH ROW: Jurgensen, Curtis H: Great Bend. Freshman, Mechanical
Engineering. Justice, Gale A: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, General
Home Economics. Kaaz, Razanna L: Leavenworth, Freshman, Sociology.
Kaberline, Carolyn A: Topeka. Freshman, Technical Journalism.
EIGHTH ROW: Kaff, Joanne P: Carbondale. Sophomore. General. Kahler,
Deraldene J: Claflin, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Kaiser, Ann
P: Ellinwood. Freshman, Speech. Kaiser, Douglas L: Otis. Junior. Mathe-
matics.
BOTTOM ROW: Kaiser, Merle R: Paola. Freshman. Dairy Production. Kai-
ser, Roger P: Manhattan, Freshman, General. Kalb, Helene J : Salina, Jun-
ior. Medical Technology. Kalberlon, Gary T: Merriam, Junior. Wiidlife Con-
servation.
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TOP ROW: Kale, Steven R: Mankato, Freshman. History Kalishman,
Stanley R: Stoneham. Mass.. Junior, Horticulture. Kallenbach, Melvin D:
Valley Center, Junior. Accounting Kanawi, Abdulilah A: Manhattan. Soph-
omore, Mechanical Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Kanawyer, Merry J: San Francisco. Calif, Sophomore,
Interior Design Kannard, Janet L: Wichita. Junior, Accounting Kanning,
Phyllis L: Troy, Junior, Accounting Kapfer, Teresa L: Lawrence, Fresh-
man, General Home Economics.
THIRD ROW: Karleskint, James A: Ft. Scott, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Karlin, Marilyn A: Hays, Freshman, General Home Economics.
Karr, Dennis O: Emporia, Freshman. General Kasitz, Nancy A: Hesston,
Freshman, General Home Economics.
FOURTH ROW Kasl, David R: Cuba, 02, Architecture. Kasselman, Den-
nis G: Ellinwood, Sophomore, Pre-Law Kasselman, Robert L: Ellinwood,
Freshman. Business Administration Kaster, Kay: Cunningham. Junior,
Chemistry.
FIFTH ROW: Kastle, Shirley M: Cedar, Junior, Family and Child Develop-
ment Kater, Larry E: Newton, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Kat-
lin, Michael D: Mission, Sophomore, Pre-Law. Kaufman, Julie D: Hutch-
inson, Freshman. Modern Languages
SIXTH ROW: Kaufman, Marty B: Brooklyn. NY. Sophomore, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Kaup, Richard E: Smith Center. Freshman. Chemical Engi-
neering Kay, Robert S: Minneapolis, Sophomore, Mathematics.
Kazmaier, Jerry D: Eudora, Junior, Speech Therapy.
SEVENTH ROW: Kearn, Linda L: Aurora, Freshman, History. Kearney,
Robert L: Sahna, Junior, Business Administration Keating, Kathleen A:
Rochester, NY, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Keck, Philip R:
Levant, Sophomore, Agricultural Education
EIGHTH ROW: Keegan, Mary E: Axtell, Junior, Dietetics and Institutional
Management. Kehr, Kathleen: Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Keist, Robert P: Wichita, Freshman, Sociology. Keith, Melissa
C: Peekskill, NY., Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
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BOTTOM ROW: Kelchak, Ellen J: Manhattan, Sophomore. Clothing Retail-
ing. Keller, Duane L: Ellis, Sophomore, Feed Science and Management.
Keller, Glen A: Ellis, Freshman, General Keller, John B: Harvard, Neb ,
Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
567
Underclassmen: Kel-Kin
TOP ROW: Keller, Madelyn G: Manhattan. Freshman, Medical Technolo-
gy Keller, Thomas E: St. Francis. Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Kel-
lett, Carol E: Salina, Sophomore, General Home Economics Kelley, John
R: Lockport, N.Y., Freshman, Civil Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Kelley, Judith K: St Francis. Freshman. Pre-Elementary
Education. Kelley, Michael: Westport, Mass. Junior. Animal Husbandry
Kellogg, Carolyn M: Courtland, Junior. Elementary Education. Kellogg,
Karolyn K: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Home Economics and Liberal Arts.
THIRD ROW: Kelly, Candace A: Wichita. Sophomore. Technical Journal-
ism Kelly, Frances M: Munden. Junior, Elementary Education. Kelly,
James P: Effingham, Freshman, General Agriculture Kelly, Janet P: Eff-
ingham, Freshman. General Home Economics.
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FOURTH ROW: Kelly, Kathleen D: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Secondary
Education. Kelly, Melvin C: Stanhope. N.J . Sophomore. Pre-Secondary
Education. Kelly, Michael M: Prairie Village. Junior, Physical Education
Kelly, Pamela M: Junction City. Sophomore, Medical Technology
FIFTH ROW Kelsey, Gaylord D: Silver Lake. Junior, Horticulture. Kelsey,
Marilyn S: Salina. Sophomore. English Keltner, Michael K: Meade.
Sophomore. English. Keltner, Patricia K: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore,
General
SIXTH ROW: Kemper, George A: Topeka, Sophomore, Chemical Engi-
neering. Kemper, Michael D: Holton, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Kendall, Belinda L: Sabetha, Freshman. Home Economics and Liberal
Arts Kendall, Brooke R: Topeka, Sophomore, Business Administration
SEVENTH ROW: Kendall, Carolyn S: Hermgton, Junior, Secondary Educa-
tion. Kendall, Lawrence M: Council Grove, Sophomore, Psychology Ken-
nedy, Donald L: Hoxie, Sophomore. General. Kennedy, Janice M: Kansas
City, Freshman. General.
EIGHTH ROW: Kennedy, Jill E: Concordia, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation Kennedy, Kathleen L: Manhattan, Sophomore, Social Sciences.
Kennedy, Ronald D: Hoxie. Sophomore, General Kennedy, Susan K:
Wichita, Freshman, Clothing Retailing
BOTTOM ROW: Kennedy, Susan L: Newton, Junior, Elementary Educa-
tion. Kennedy, William H: Topeka, Sophomore, Physical Education. Ken-
ney, John E: Wichita. Sophomore, Retail Floriculture Kent, James D:
Wakefield. Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
568
TOP ROW: Kenyon, James R: Bogue. Freshman. Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
Kepley, Kenneth E: Wichita, 04, Accounting Kerbs, Brad J: Otis, Sopho-
more, Agricultural Economics. Kern, Douglas A: Smith Center, Freshman.
Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
SECOND ROW: Kern, Michael D: Lyons, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering.
Kessler, Alan F: Newton, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering. Kessler,
Karla J: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Economics Kettelhut, Larry L:
Gurley. Neb.. Sophomore. Bacteriology.
THIRD ROW: Keucher, Louise S: Topeka. Junior. Modern Languages
Kewley, Clifford W: Cresskill. N.J., Freshman, General Kibbe, Dallas L:
Wamego. Junior, Electrical Engineering. Kibler, Larry W: Atchison, Sopho-
more, Nuclear Engineering
FOURTH ROW Kice, Robert G: Wichita, Freshman, Milling Science and
Management. Kidd, Quinton, R: Manhattan, Sophomore, Sociology Kil-
dow, Gary L: Wichita, Junior, Business Administration Killion, Linda L:
Derby, Freshman, English.
FIFTH ROW: Kilroy, Thomas G: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Pre-Law
Kimble, Jane H: Burlingame. Junior, Clothing Retailing. Kimbrough,
James E: Manhattan, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine Kimmi, Anthony
L: Leonardville, 04, Architecture.
SIXTH ROW: Kimmi, Elizabeth A: Leonardville, Junior, Home Economics
and Liberal Arts Kimsey, llene A: Manhattan, Freshman, Business Admin-
istration Kimsey, Robert L: Manhattan. Freshman. Accounting Kinch,
Barbara J: Nickerson, Sophomore, Physical Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Kinder, Steven W: Topeka, 01, Architecture. Kindred,
Dianna G: Leavenworth, Freshman, Pre-Medicine King, Becky P: Council
Grove, Freshman, Speech King, Harold R: Kansas City, Freshman, Chem-
istry.
EIGHTH ROW: King, Linda D: Olathe, Sophomore, Modern Languages
King, Royce M : New Berlin, Wis, Junior, Electrical Engineering King,
Sheryl A: Kansas City, Freshman, General. King, Thomas W: Parker,
Freshman, English.
BOTTOM ROW: King, Timothy F: Elmwood. III.. 01 . Architecture. Kingery,
Judith K: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Humanities. Kinnaman, Anthony
P: Cedar Vale, Freshman, Business Administration. Kinney, Robert D: Ar-
kansas City, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
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Underclassmen: Kin-Koe
TOP ROW: Kinsey, Terrel E: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Art. Kirchhoff,
Henry C: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore, Economics. Kirchhoff, Maria J:
Cedar. Freshman, General Home Economics. Kirk, Donald R: Parsons,
Junior. Civil Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Kirk, John M: Prairie Village, Freshman, General Kirk,
Judy D: Scott City, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Kirk, Katherine
A: Scott City, Junior, Elementary Education. Kirk, Richard D: Galena, Jun-
ior, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
THIRD ROW: Kirk, Thelma J : Ellsworth. Sophomore. Medical Technology
Kirkendall, Robert L: Smith Center, 01, Architecture Kirkham, Linda M:
Valley Falls, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Kirkwood, Ann K: To-
peka. Freshman, Physical Education.
FOURTH ROW: Kirkwood, Kathy L: Baltimore. Md.. Freshman, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Kirkwood, Steven G: Topeka. Junior. Mechanical Engi-
neering. Kiser, Ernest J: Almena. Freshman, Biochemistry. Kiser, Rick E:
Overland Park, Sophomore. Pre-Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Kiser, William F: Somerville, N.J , Sophomore. Physical Edu-
cation. Kissick, John B: Beverly, Senior, Agricultural Economics. Kistner,
Henry O: New Milford, N.J , Freshman. Political Science. Kitch, Jane E:
Winfield. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
SIXTH ROW: Kitch, Judith L: Winfield, Junior. Business Administration
Kitchen, Lawrence D: Kanorado, 04, Electrical Engineering Klag, Kath-
ryn A: Wichita. Freshman, General Klahr, Carolyn R: Holton, Sophomore.
Pre-Elementary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Klasing, Kenneth A: St Louis. Mo.. Sophomore. Archi-
tectural Engineering Klaus, Edward J: Hays. Freshman, Nuclear Engineer-
ing. Klein, Carmen R: Green, Junior, Agricultural Education. Klein, John
C: Leavenworth, Junior, Bakery Management.
EIGHTH ROW: Kleiner, Linda J: Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Kleinschmidt, Jerry: Hope. Freshman, Architectural Structures.
Klema, Dell J: Russell, Freshman, General. Klema, James G: Wilson,
Freshman, Business Administration.
BOTTOM ROW: Klema, Susan P: Wilson, Junior, Medical Technology.
Klemme, Linda R: Maquoketa, Iowa, Freshman. Family and Child Develop-
ment. Klenke, Dale F: Spearville, Junior. General. Klenke, Donald V:
Spearville. Junior. Business Administration.
570
TOP ROW: Kleopper, Judith K: Nortonville. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary
Education. Kleysteuber, Joan M: Garden City. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Klick, Barbara J: Toronto, Sophomore, General Home Econom-
ics. Klick, Joyce E: Toronto, Freshman, Family and Child Development.
SECOND ROW: Kline, Ronald R: Mound Valley, Sophomore, Electrical
Engineering. Kling, John R: Howard, Junior, Mechanical Engineering
Klocke, Larry L: Randolph, Junior, Agronomy Klocke, Verna L: Barnes.
Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW: Kloefkorn, Connie S: Caldwell, Freshman. General Home
Economics. Kloepper, Susan K: Nortonville, Sophomore, General Home
Economics. Kmoch, Donald J: Manhattan, Sophomore, Veterinary Medi-
cine. Knappenberger, Mary: Olathe, Freshman, General.
FOURTH ROW: Knedlik, Nancy E: Anchorage, Alaska, Freshman, Pre-
Elementary Education. Knetter, Cheryl S: Piper, Freshman, Pre-Secondary
Education. Kniffin, Charles K: Overland, Junior, Mechanical Engineering.
Knight, Charles W: Beeler, Sophomore, Agronomy.
FIFTH ROW: Knight, Marcia B: Smith Center, Freshman, General. Knight,
Myron K: Stockton, Freshman. General Agriculture. Knight, Roy J: Wichi-
ta, Freshman, Physics. Knight, Steven G: Marysville, Freshman, Pre-Law
SIXTH ROW: Knighton, Robert L: Wichita. Freshman, Pre-Law Kniker,
Nancy L: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Social Science Knoell, Donna L:
Mission, Junior, Elementary Education. Knop, Douglas B: Isabel, 03, Ar-
chitecture.
SEVENTH ROW: Knorr, Margaret: Wichita, Sophomore, Physical Educa-
tion. Knox, Phillip L: Brewster, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics
Knupp, Daniel D: Larned, Freshman, General Kobbeman, Laura J: Lin-
coln, Freshman, Physical Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Kobetich, Robert W: Manchester, Sophomore, Physics
Kobets, Sister Mary F: Maryknoll, NY., Sophomore, General Agriculture.
Kobuszewski, Joseph: Gypsum, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
Koch, James D: Campbell, Neb , Sophomore, Agricultural Economics.
BOTTOM ROW Koch, Mary A: Atwood, Sophomore, Business Administra-
tion. Kochersperger, Robert: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Architectural
Structures. Koelliker, Donald V: Robinson. Sophomore, Wildlife Conserva-
tion. Koerner, Douglas G: Wakefield, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
571
Underclassmen: Koh-Laf
TOP ROW: Kohl, Larry E: Wichita, Junior. Animal Husbandry. Kolacny,
John M: Wakeeney. Sophomore, Civil Engineering. Kolb, Sheila S: Milton-
vale. Freshman, General. Kolde, David L: Manhattan. Junior, Zoology.
SECOND ROW: Kolman, LaDonna J: Washington, Freshman, Home Eco-
nomics and Nursing. Kongs, Stephen W: Seneca, Sophomore, Business
Administration Kongs, Thomas F: Marysville, 03, Architecture. Konitz,
Thomas L: Overland Park, Freshman, Business Administration.
THIRD ROW: Koons, Karen E: Salina. Sophomore, Business Administra-
tion. Koontz, Walter H: Stafford, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering
Kootz, Sharon L: Kanapolis. Freshman, General Home Economics. Kopka,
Sister Judith A: Maryknoll, N.Y.. Sophomore. General Agriculture.
FOURTH ROW: Kopke, Jerry E: Overland Park. Freshman, Pre-Law Kopp,
Frederick A: Fairview, Sophomore Dairy Production Koppes, Gerald M :
Manhattan, Junior, Pre-Medicine Korber, Mary K: Seneca, Sophomore,
Home Economics Education
FIFTH ROW: Korte, Richard L: Ottawa, Sophomore. Electrical Engineering.
Kostreva, Eunice E: Liberal. Sophomore. Mathematics. Kotapish, Kay E:
Blue Rapids. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Kotler, Stephen B:
New Brunswick, N.J. .Junior, Elementary Education
SIXTH ROW: Kovar, John R: Overland Park, Freshman, Electrical Engi-
neering Kracht, Katherine Y: Overland Park. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education Krakower, Elayne J: New York. NY, Sophomore. Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Kramer, Gary K: Emporia, Sophomore, Electrical Engineer-
ing.
SEVENTH ROW. Kramer, Gayle C: Topeka, Freshman, Economics Kra-
mer, John A: Corning, Freshman, Electrical Engineering Kramer, William
P: Kansas City, Freshman, History. Kraus, David K: Manhattan. Freshman,
General
EIGHTH ROW: Kraus, Fredrick W: Hays, Sophomore, Accounting
Krause, Deborah K: Salina, Freshman. Interior Design Krause, Gary W:
Lincolnville. Freshman, Pre-Forestry. Krause, Richard D: Great Bend,
Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry
BOTTOM ROW: Kraut, Charles W: Downers Grove, III., Sophomore, Bak-
ery Management. Kraybill, Richard B: Wakefield, 04, Architecture. Kreh-
biel, Ellen L: Wichita, Freshman, Zoology Krehbiel, Marsha D: Kingman,
Freshman, General.
572
TOP ROW: Krehbiel, Roger K: Mentor, 01. Architecture. Kreider, Beverly
J: Effingham, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing. Krepinevich, Daniel: Buffa-
lo, NY., 02, Architecture. Kroeger, Myron E: Ellis, Sophomore, Physics.
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SECOND ROW: Kroenlein, Karolyn K: Lincoln, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education Krogstad, Larry A: Harlan, Iowa. Freshman, Feed Science and
Management Kroutil, Karen A: Marguette, Sophomore, Sociology Krue-
ger, Marilyn K: Leawood, Freshman, English.
THIRD ROW: Krueger, Stephen L: Springfield, Mo.. Freshman. Mathemat-
ics. Krug, Beverly M: Ness City. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Krug,
Richard D: Russell, Junior, Animal Husbandry Kruse, Curtis W: Water-
ville. Sophomore, General Agriculture
FOURTH ROW: Kruse, Loren J: Grundy Center. Iowa. Freshman. Agricul-
tural Journalism. Kruse, Phyllis M: Bremen. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary
Education. Kuczynski, Leslie W: Narka. 04. Chemical Engineering Kues
er, Lawrence F: Louisburg. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering
FIFTH ROW: Kuharic, James A: Hugoton, Freshman, Nuclear Engineer-
ing. Kuhlman, Ronald J: Hooper, Neb, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Kuhn, Linda A: Manhattan. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
Kuhn, Robert A: Gypsum, Sophomore, Business Administration.
SIXTH ROW: Kuntz, Charles R: Burlingame. Junior. Agricultural Econom-
ics Kurtenbach, Glenn V: Henngton. Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
Kurth, Sandra K: Manhattan, Special, General Kurth, Walter W: Offerle,
Freshman. Veterinary Medicine.
SEVENTH ROW: Kushner, Sheryl D: Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Medi-
cine. Kyle, Mark D: Kansas City, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
Labelle, Barbara J: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
Labelle, Linda J : Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
EIGHTH ROW: Lacen, Georgia S: Baxter Springs, Junior, Elementary Edu-
cation. Lacey, Charolyn K: Ellinwood, Freshman, General Home Econom-
ics. Lackey, John L: Penalosa, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Lackie,
Andrea M: McPherson, Sophomore, General Home Economics.
BOTTOM ROW: Ladenburger, Linda M: Oakley, Freshman, Physical Edu-
cation. Ladendorf, Douglas W: Junction City, .Freshman, Electrical Engi-
neering Laessig, Harold K: Chase, Freshman, Electrical Engineering Laf-
ferty, Patrick J : Prairie Village, Freshman, Business Administration
573
Underclassmen: Laf-Lea
TOP ROW: Lafferty, Susan D: McPherson. Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Lagoski, Patricia J: Leawood, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Laird, David E: Kansas City, Freshman, General. Lairmore, Mary
H: Newton. Freshman, General Home Economics.
SECOND ROW: Lala, Wilbur L: Kirwin. Junior, Pre-Dentistry. Laman,
Janice R: Concordia, Sophomore, General. Lamb, Luana R: Shawnee
Mission, Freshman, Pre-Nursing. Lambert, Charles D: Zurich, Sophomore,
Animal Husbandry
THIRD ROW: Lambert, Paul J: Manhattan, Junior, Economics. Lamborn,
Judith E: Leavenworth, Junior. Physical Education. Lamborn, Robert D:
Leavenworth, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Lamer, Charles W:
Junction City, Freshman, Business Administration
FOURTH ROW: Lamme, Judith A: Wichita. Junior, Interior Design Lamp,
Marita M : Goddard, Junior, Elementary Education. Lancaster, Jean A:
Topeka, Junior, Physical Education Landers, Dixon H: Rochester, NY.,
Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
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FIFTH ROW: Landes, Marvin L: Wellington, Freshman. Pre-Law. Landon,
Janet L: Salina. Freshman, General Lane, Arlene A: Bucklin. Freshman,
Pre-Elementary Education. Lane, John B: McPherson. 02, Architecture.
SIXTH ROW: Lane, John D: Belleville, Freshman, Civil Engineering Lane,
Patricia A: Belleville, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education Lang, Je-
rome R: Hoisington, Freshman. Dairy Foods Processing. Lange, George
A: Corning, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Lange, Harriet J: Linn, Freshman, General Lange,
Steven L: Marysville, Freshman, Chemistry. Langenwalter, Kathleen:
Hutchinson, Freshman, Interior Design Langland, Constance E: Wichita,
Sophomore, Technical Journalism
EIGHTH ROW: Langland, Joan G: Neosho. Mo.. Sophomore. Interior De-
sign Langner, Gary A: Wichita. Junior, Secondary Education. Langner,
Lauren J: Wichita, Freshman, Physical Science. Lankas, Daniel J: Atwood,
Sophomore. Physical Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Lanman, Arley D: Colorado Springs. Colo.. 03, Architec-
ture. Lanning, Sara J: Abilene, Freshman, Medical Technology. Lansing,
Dorothy K: Chase, Freshman, Accounting. Lantis, Linda M: Sophomore,
Pre-Elementary Education
574
TOP ROW: Larison, Gary W: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Electrical Engi-
neering Larsen, Larry R: Clyde, Junior, Civil Engineering. Larsen, Lynne
M: Wichita, Sophomore, Humanities. Larson, Barton E: Rossville, Sopho-
more, General.
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SECOND ROW: Larson, Howard A: Tescott, Freshman, General Agricul-
ture. Larson, Jerry G: Brownell, Junior, Accounting. Larson, John P: Mar-
quette, Junior, Mechanical Engineering Larson, Kevin J: Leonardville,
Sophomore, General
THIRD ROW: Larson, Larry Edward: Uliets, Sophomore, General Larson,
Larry Edward: Scandia, Junior, Agricultural Economics Larson, Sonia D:
Scandia, Freshman, Clothing Retailing Larson, Steven A: Smolan, Jun-
ior, Dairy Production.
FOURTH ROW: Lash, Kenneth R: Effingham, Sophomore, Secondary Edu-
cation Lassman, Terry A: Chanute, Sophomore, Elementary Education.
Lathrop, Connie F: Concordia. Sophomore, Art Lathrop, Kenneth L: Al
buquerque, N.M.,04, Electrical Engineering
FIFTH ROW: Lathrop, Patricia L: Junction City, Freshman, General Home
Economics Lathrop, Winifred B: Albuquerque, N.M., Sophomore, Botany.
Latimer, Diane: Wichita, Freshman, General Latimer, Linda L: Kansas
City, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine
SIXTH ROW: Latschar, Marcia E: Manhattan, Freshman, General. Latta,
Robert L: Wichita, Junior, Technical Journalism Laubhan, Frank A: Rus-
sell, Freshman, Civil Engineering Laudemann, Nancy J : White City, Junior.
Elementary Education
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SEVENTH ROW: Laue, John W: Lyndon, Sophomore, Agricultural Mechan-
ization. Laufenberg, Daniel G: Kinsley, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Laughery, Kenneth E: Caldwell, 04, Mechanical Engineering. Laurie,
Lynne: Atchison, Junior, Elementary Education
EIGHTH ROW Laury. Anne: Ottawa, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Laven, Nancy A: Overland Park, Sophomore, General Laverentz, Carol A:
Bendena, Sophomore, Family and Child Development Lawhead, Charles
K: De Soto, Freshman, General.
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BOTTOM ROW: Lawless, Eldon D: Belle Plaine. Sophomore, Agricultural
Education. Lawlis, Gary T: Norton, Sophomore, Music Education Law-
rence, Thomas J: Wichita, 05, Architecture. Leach, Charles W: Osborne,
Freshman, Chemical Engineering.
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Underclassmen: Lea-Lew
TOP ROW: Leahey, John E: Brooklyn. NY, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Med-
icine. Leasure, Mary K: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
Leatherman, Carol J: Wakefield, Sophomore, Physical Therapy. Leathers,
Michael R: Manhattan, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
SECOND ROW Leathers. Ronald R: Manhattan, Junior. Engineering.
Leathers, Theresa L: Manhattan, Freshman. General Home Economics.
Lebreton, James E: Leavenworth, Sophomore. Physical Science. Lechner,
Fred P: Harper, Sophomore. Business Administration.
THIRD ROW Lee, Barbara R: Manhattan, Freshman, General Lee, Caro-
lyn J: Chapman, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Lee, Duane R:
Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Business Administration. Lee, Gary B:
Manhattan, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
FOURTH ROW: Lee, Jane A: Marysville. Sophomore. General Home Eco-
nomics. Lee, Kathryn J: Kansas City, Freshman. General. Lee, Marilyn S:
Dwight. Junior. Home Economics Education. Lee, Maureen K: Kansas City.
Sophomore, Technical Journalism.
BOTTOM ROW: Lee, Nancy E: Dwight. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Lee, Raymond M: Lawrence, Freshman, Business Administration.
Leeper, Robert D: Manhattan, Freshman, Accounting. Lefton, John M:
Prairie Village, 04, Pre-Medicine.
576
TOP ROW: Lehew, Cynthia J: Topeka. Freshman, GeneralLehman,
Charles L: Kansas City, Freshman, Business Administration. Lehman, John
E: Sabetha, Junior, Secondary Education. Lehman, Linda B: Prairie Village,
Freshman, Physical Education.
SECOND ROW: Lehman, Rebecca S: Newton, Sophomore, Home Eco-
nomics Education. Lehmann, Elmer E: Leroy, Freshman, Nuclear Engineer-
ing. Lehr, Robert L: Wichita, Freshman, Applied Music Leick, Mary K:
Prairie Village, Sophomore. Home Economics and Nursing
THIRD ROW: Leighty, Joseph W: Wichita, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineer-
ing. Leiker, Larry E: Salina, Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Leiker,
Raydean: Salina, 02, Architecture Leitner, James M: Herndon, Junior,
Mechanical Engineering
FOURTH ROW: Leker, Karen E: Laurel, Miss., Freshman. Physical Therapy.
Leming, Margaret J: Wichita. Junior. Art. Lemon, Carolyn S: Viola. Jun-
ior, Music Education Lemon, Lonnie L: Phillipsburg, Sophomore, Pre-Vet-
ennary Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Lemon, Ronald B: Osborne, Freshman, Mechanical Engi-
neering. Lemons, Karen G: Wichita, Freshman, Clothing Retailing Len-
hert, Larry M: Navarre, Junior, Electrical Engineering Lenhert, Marcia S:
Navarre, Freshman, General.
SIXTH ROW: Lentz, James L: Hillsborough, Calif., Sophomore, Nuclear
Engineering. Lenz, Janice D: Ellinwood, Freshman. General. Leonard,
Keith W: Royersford. Pa., Junior, Building Construction. Leonard, Mary L:
Cedar Vale, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
SEVENTH ROW: Leonard, Warren J: Andover, Mass, Freshman, Bakery
Management. Leshoysky, Jari L: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Law Lester,
Richard A: Kansas City, Sophomore. Political Science Lett, Donald D:
Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering
EIGHTH ROW: Leuthold, Dixie C: Bern, Junior, General Levendofsky,
Joan L: Belleville, Freshman, General Levens, Manuel D: Syracuse.
Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Levering, Judith A: Burlington, Soph-
omore, Business Administration
BOTTOM ROW: Levin, Alan L: Kensington, Junior, Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Levin, Otto W: Kensington, Freshman, Business Administration. Le-
wallen, Marjorie L: Winfield, Freshman, Political Science. Lewerenz, Glo-
ria L: Lincolnville, Junior. Business Administration.
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Underclassmen: Lew-Lop
TOP ROW: Lewis, Gary K: Arkansas City. Sophomore. Electrical Engineer-
ing. Lewis, Gary L: Humboldt, Sophomore. Pre-Medicme Lewis, George
A: Cheyenne, Wyo . Junior, Business Administration. Lewis, Jack R: Shaw-
nee Mission. Freshman. Landscape Architecture
SECOND ROW: Lewis, Jacqueline A: St Louis. Mo. 01, Architecture.
Lewis, James W: Yates Center, Freshman. Animal Husbandry. Lewis,
Jerre L: Burr Oak. Junior. Physical Education Lewis, Ruth A: Washington,
Freshman, Business Administration
THIRD ROW: Lewis, Shirley A: Belleville, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
Lewis, Trudy E: Johnson, Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Ley,
John R: Leoti. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering Lickteig, Linda A: Gar-
nett. Sophomore, Clothing Retailing
FOURTH ROW: Liebenau, Janet K: Stockton, Junior, Home Economics
Education Liebenau, Janice F: Stockton. Junior, Home Economics Educa-
tion Lietzen, John H: Manhattan, Sophomore, Technical Journalism. Lif-
rieri, Frank L: New York, NY. Freshman. Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
FIFTH ROW Lightner, David K: Garden City, Junior, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Ligon, Harold E: Kansas City, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Lil-
jestrand, Mary L: Salina, 04, Veterinary Medicine Lillich, Donna J : Prairie
Village, Junior, Accounting
SIXTH ROW: Lillich, Gary A: St Francis, Freshman, Feed Science and
Management Lilliston, Patricia: Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Law Lilly,
Richard K: Mentor, Sophomore, Accounting Linck, Karen B: Salina,
Sophomore, Elementary Education
SEVENTH ROW: Lind, Rodney F: Loomis, Neb , Freshman, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Lindbloom, Larry L: Waterville, 04, Business Administration
Lindgren, Janice A: Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing Lindgren,
Sandra K: Manhattan. Junior. Clothing Retailing.
EIGHTH ROW: Lindquist, Ronald U: Wilsey. Sophomore, Animal Hus-
bandry. Lindstrom, Cathy E: Riley. Sophomore, Pre-Business Education.
Line, Joyce A: Lakin, Sophomore, Physical Therapy. Linin, Dale E: Bird
City. Sophomore. Agricultural Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Link, Daniel J: Chase. 01, Architecture. Linn, Cheryl A:
Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Linton, Jerry D:
Wamego, 02. Architecture. Lipp, Mark E: Sterling. Junior. Electrical Engi-
neering
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TOP ROW: Lippitt. Roberta J: Byers. Colo. Freshman. Pre-Secondary
Education. Lippman. Raymond J: Leavenworth, Freshman, History Lip-
scomb, Gerald W: Augusta, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry. Liston, Sally
A: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education
SECOND ROW: Litke, Herbert C: Alma, Sophomore, Mechanical Engi-
neering Litsis, Penelope A: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics
Education. Little, Susanne F: Overland Park, Junior, Landscape Architec-
ture. Litton, Kent D: Nickerson, Freshman, Physical Education
THIRD ROW: Lively, Mary A: Horton, Sophomore, Home Economics Ex-
tension. Livengood, Shirley A: Morrill, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing
Livers, Susan C: Hays, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Lloyd, O.
Gale: Oakhill, Freshman, Agricultural Mechanization
FOURTH ROW: Lobmeyer, Donald L: Garden City, Junior, Civil Engineer-
ing. Lobmeyer, Gerald J: Tribune, Freshman, Accounting. Locher, Roger
C: Sabetha. Junior. Feed Science and Management Lock, Charles W: Car-
rollton. Mo , Freshman, Business Administration.
FIFTH ROW: Locke, Loreen A: Arlington, Junior, Landscape Architecture
Locke, Robert O: Lancaster, Calif, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering.
Lockhart, Coyla L: Mulvane, Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine Loehr,
Paul T: Decatur. Ill . Junior. Agricultural Economics
SIXTH ROW Logan, Dennis V: Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre-Medicine
Londeen, Mary J: Abilene, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Lon-
don, Cathie J: Deerfield. III.. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education Long,
Donald L: Menden, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Long, Hollace L: Wichita. Junior, Medical Technology.
Long, Joyce A: Cherryvale. Freshman, Physical Therapy Long, Robert A:
Kansas City. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Long, Temar K:Topeka,
Sophomore, Medical Technology.
EIGHTH ROW: Longabach, IMorman C: Arkansas City. Freshman, Business
Administration. Longberg, Geneva K: Belleville, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Longberg, Leslie C: Belleville, Junior. Accounting Longeneck-
er, Vickie: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
BOTTOM ROW Longhofer, Sharyn S: Salina, Sophomore, General Home
Economics. Loofbourrow, Gail A: Manhattan. Sophomore. Business Ad-
ministration. Looney, Jerri S: Denver, Colo., Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Loper, Harry B: Collingswood. N.J., Junior, Bakery Management.
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Underclassmen: Lor-Man
TOP ROW: Lorfing, Rickey L: Kansas City. Sophomore, Wildlife Conserva-
tion. Loriaux, Peter G: Kansas City. Junior. Business Administration Lori-
mer, Katherine A: Holton, Freshman, Home Economics and Liberal Arts
Loughmiller, Gayle G: Topeka. Sophomore. General Home Economics
SECOND ROW Lowe, Elaine V: Mahaska. Junior. Medical Technology
Lowery, Beryl B: Dodge City. Junior. Biological Science Lowrey, Timothy
L: Larned, Freshman. Astronomy Lowry, Brenda A: Rage, Freshman,
Mathematics.
THIRD ROW: Lowry, Diane K: Leawood. Freshman, Home Economics and
Liberal Arts. Loy, Stephen E: Valley Falls, Freshman, Pre-Forestry Loyd,
Martha L: Wichita. Freshman. General Lucas, Betty L: Liberal. Sopho-
more, Civil Engineering.
FOURTH ROW Lucas, Steven M: Overland Park. Freshman, Animal Hus-
bandry Luckeroth, William J : Marysville, Sophomore. Modern Languages.
Ludden, Linda L: Manhattan, 03, Architecture. Ludes, Laura L: Salina,
Junior. Secondary Education
FIFTH ROW Lueker, Sherryl A: Wichita, Junior, Elementary Education.
Luginsland, Joyce R: Hutchinson, Special. General Home Economics.
Luhring, Richard A: Hanover. Sophomore, Accounting. Luke, Andrea:
Lebanon, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
SIXTH ROW: Lukens, James R: Beloit, Sophomore, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Lull, Lamont A: Smith Center, Freshman, Business Administration.
Lundin, Gwen, M. Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Lundquist, Marcia G: Lindsborg, Freshman, General Home Economics.
SEVENTH ROW Lundquist, Wayne C: Lindsborg. Freshman, Pre-Second-
ary Education. Lunsford, Danny R: Ashland. Freshman, Building Construc-
tion. Lunt, Steven A: Pratt. Junior, Agricultural Economics. Lunt, Wilma J :
Pratt. Junior, Elementary Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Lutjemeier, Everett: Washington, Sophomore. Accounting.
Luttgen, Patricia J: Tulsa. Okla.. Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Lutz,
Karen M: Leawood, Junior, Home Economics Education. Lyberger, Ron-
ald D: Coffeyville, Junior, Mathematics.
BOTTOM ROW: Lydick, Sylvia A: Hamlin. Sophomore. Pre-Business Edu-
cation. Lykins, Daniel R: Atchison. Junior. Political Science. Lynch, Frank-
lin E: Topeka, Junior, Civil Engineering. Lyon, Jeffrey L: Greensburg, Jun-
ior, Electrical Engineering.
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TOP ROW: Lyon, John C: Manhattan. Junior, Elementary Education
MacArthur, Robert A: Topeka. Junior, Veterinary Medicine. MacGowan,
Elizabeth E: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Physical Education Macha, Garry
L: Delia, Junior, Civil Engineering,
SECOND ROW: Mack, Jeanette K: Linn, Junior, Elementary Education.
Mackender, Elizabeth: Ellis, Sophomore, General Mackey, David H:
Topeka, Sophomore, Civil Engineering Macy, Judith L: Manhattan, Fresh-
man, Pre-Secondary Education
THIRD ROW: Mader, Barbara L: Manhattan, Freshman, Sociology Mad-
er, James W: Jennings, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry Maes, James C:
Bushton, 03, Architecture. Maes, Sue C: Atchison, Freshman, Pre-Second-
ary Education.
FOURTH ROW Magby, Kay A: Evanston, III , 03. Veterinary Medicine
Magcalas, Deogracias: Junction City, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
Magee, Mary L: Salina, Freshman, General. Magill, Laurus W: Leawood,
Freshman, Pre-Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Magill, Stephen H: Leawood, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Mahan, Diane L: Shawnee Mission, Freshman. Applied Music.
Maichel, George W: Overbrook, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Maichel, Jacqualine: Overbrook, Sophomore, Elementary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Maier, Gary E: St. Louis. Mo, Junior, Building Construction.
Maisch, Carol A: Lenexa, Junior, Clothing Retailing. Maisch, Janice E:
Lenexa, Sophomore, General Home Economics. Major, Linda L: Shawnee
Mission, Sophomore, History
SEVENTH ROW: Makalous, Verlene J: Cuba, Junior, Elementary Educa-
tion. Makela, Linda K: Overland Park, Sophomore, General Home Econom-
ics. Mall, Sandra S: Kingman, Junior, Elementary Education. Malone,
Mike J: Raymond. Freshman, General
EIGHTH ROW: Maltbie, Sharon K: Wichita. Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Mamura, Owen M: Lihue, Hawaii. 02, Architecture. Mance,
George F: Prairie Village, Junior. Political Science Manderick, Michael V:
Topeka, Freshman, Building Construction
BOTTOM ROW Maness, George M: Coffeyville. Sophomore, General
Mangelsdorf, Edward: Kansas City, Freshman, General Mangum, Eliza-
beth I: Ottawa. Junior, Biological Science Manley, Carol J: Kansas City.
Mo., Junior, Family and Child Development
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Underclassmen: Man-Ma u
TOP ROW: Manley, Mike R: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Chemical Engi-
neering Manlove. Marvin D: Wichita, 04, Architecture Mann, Dale P:
Hoyt, Sophomore, General Mann, H. Stewart: Newton, 03, Architecture,
SECOND ROW: Manning, Donna J: Sedgwick, Freshman, Physical Educa-
tion. Manning, Nancy M: Spring Hill, Freshman, Family and Child Develop-
ment. Mansholt, Virginia L: Lebanon, Junior, Home Economics Education
Mar, Clarence Y: Junction City, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Marcotte, Janet C: Manhattan, Junior, History. Marcotte,
Robert P: Manhattan, Junior, Business Administration Markley, John E:
Burlingame, Sophomore, Physical Education Marks, Mary E: Atwood,
Sophomore, Modern Languages.
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FOURTH ROW Marlatt, Susan L. Atchison, Junior, Elementary Education
Marling, Mark E: Topeka, Sophomore, Accounting Marlow, Memory D:
Eskridge, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Marmet, Phyllis J: Sabe-
tha. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
FIFTH ROW: Maroney, Paul J: Syracuse, NY., Sophomore, Electrical
Engineering. Marrs, Janet K: Wichita, Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Marrs, Sherrill L: Manhattan, Special Marschel, Frederick: Prairie Vil-
lage, Junior, Mechanical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW: Marsh, Dale W: Great Bend, Junior, Secondary Education
Marsh, Freida D: Wichita, Freshman, Home Economics Education. Marsh,
Margaret J: Columbus, Junior, Clothing Retailing Marsh, Robert D: Great
Bend, Freshman, Bakery Management.
SEVENTH ROW: Marshall, James R: Prairie Village, Freshman. Pre-Medi-
cine Marshall, Mary J: Basehor, Sophomore, Dietetics and Institutional
Management. Marshall, Richard K: Great Bend, Freshman, Landscape
Architecture. Marston, Clinton M: Gypsum, Freshman, Mechanical Engi-
neering.
EIGHTH ROW: Marten, Larry L: Wheaton, Freshman. Electrical Engineer-
ing. Marten, Martin P: Winfield, Freshman, Wildlife Conservation. Mar-
teney, Jacqueline: Buhler, Junior. Elementary Education. Martens, Bar-
bara L: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Biological Sciences.
BOTTOM ROW: Martens, Kathryn L: Wichita, Freshman. Pre-Secondary
Education. Martens, William E: Bloomington, III., Freshman, Civil Engi-
neering Martin, Bennie L: Smith Center, Sophomore, Mechanical Engi-
neering Martin, Carol A: Topeka, Junior, Physical Therapy.
582
TOP ROW: Martin, David A: Kansas City. Junior, Chemical Engineering
Martin, David F: Mentor. Junior. Agronomy Martin, Douglas S: Henng-
ton, 02. Architecture Martin, Edward A: Delphos. Sophomore, Pre-Ele-
mentary Education
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SECOND ROW: Martin, Fred R: Princeton, Freshman. Animal Husbandry.
Martin, Jerry L: Conway Springs, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
Martin, Lester D: Zenda, Junior, Agricultural Education Martin, Stephan
S: Edwardsville, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
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THIRD ROW: Martinek, Dwight J: Rossville, Sophomore, Physical Educa-
tion. Martinsen, Andrew L: Primrose, Neb., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Martinson, Gail A: Mission, Sophomore, General Home Eco-
nomics. Mason, Anthony R: Kiowa, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
FOURTH ROW: Mason, Marlene K: Newton, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Mason, Sharon K: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Massey, Johnette C: Lenexa, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Massey, Larry B: St. John, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Massey, Patricia A: Hugoton, Sophomore. Psychology
Massieon, Richard J: Wamego, Junior, Pre-Law Massingill, Kenneth:
Atchison, Junior, Civil Engineering Masters, Daniel W: Prairie Village, 03,
Architecture.
SIXTH ROW: Mathena, Janice L: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Business
Administration Mathes, Viva K: Norton, Freshman, Physical Education.
Mathews, Martha A: Leawood, Junior, Home Economics Education.
Mathews, Rita I: Lyons, Sophomore, Retail Floriculture
SEVENTH ROW: Mathews, Robert J: Kansas City, Mo., Junior, Electrical
Engineering. Mathewson, Marianne: Kansas City, Freshman, Home Eco-
nomics and Nursing. Mathis, Jimmy D: Coffeyville, Freshman, Electrical
Engineering. Matlock, Thomas R: Belleville, Freshman. Civil Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Matthews, Leslie A: Salma, Freshman, Pre-Law Mat-
thews, Robert C: Prairie Village, Sophomore. Business Administration
Matthews, Sherry L: Cedar Vale, Junior, Sociology. Matthias, Mark E:
Denton, Sophomore, Business Administration.
BOTTOM ROW: Mattix, Barbara J: Ness City, Sophomore, Family and
Child Development. Mattke, Frank E: Ogallah, Freshman, Agricultural
Education. Mattox, Louise M: Piper, Junior, Home Economics Education.
Mau, Karen J: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
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Underclassmen: Mau-McG
TOP ROW: Mauck, William D: Goddard. Junior, Sociology. Mauk, John
V: Douglass, Sophomore, Business Administration. Mauler, Loretta A:
Olmitz, Junior, Home Economics Education. Maupin, George D: Liberal,
Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Maupin, Kathleen A: Liberal, Junior, Secondary Educa-
tion. Maurer, Mary L: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Mauzey, Steve E: Nortonville, Junior, Pharmacy. Maxted, Anita
L: Clearwater. Sophomore, Psychology
THIRD ROW: Maxwell, Bruce A: Piper. 01, Architecture. Maxwell, Ste-
phen R: Washington, Freshman, Chemistry. Maxwell, Thomas J : Newton,
01 , Architecture Maxwell, Vernon D: Emporia. 04, Veterinary Medicine.
FOURTH ROW Maxwell, William H: Sterling. Sophomore, Civil Engineer-
ing. May, Judy A: Ulysses. Sophomore, General Home Economics. May,
Leon R: Ellis, Sophomore, Landscape Architecture. Mayer, Gail A: New
Hyde Park, NY, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Mayer, Linda A: Marysville. Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
Mayfield, Cornell: Jackson, Miss., Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
Mayhill, Doris B: Arkansas City. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Mazaika, Trudine M: Moraga, Calif.. Junior. Clothing Retailing
SIXTH ROW McAdams, Janis J: Salina. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation. McAlexander, Vera J: Lecompton, Junior, Secondary Education.
McAlister, Judy K: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
McAndrew, William P: Manhattan, Junior, Speech.
SEVENTH ROW: McAninch, Janet L: Salina, Junior, Physical Education.
McCabe, Patricia: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
McCarthy, Kathryn M: Great Bend, Sophomore. Physical Education
McCarthy, Mary A: Prairie Village, Freshman, General Home Economics.
EIGHTH ROW: McCarty, Annette E: Great Bend, Freshman, Pre-Elemen-
tary Education. McCaslin, George S: Junction City, Freshman, Mechanical
Engineering. McCaslin, Linda E: Stockton, Freshman. Speech. McCauley,
Linda A: Overland Park, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education
BOTTOM ROW: McCauley, Margaret L: Hays. Sophomore. Consumer In-
terest. McClellan, James R: Frederick, Md., Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine McCloud, Daryl M: Stafford, 01, Architecture. McClure, Con-
nie M: Richmond, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
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Top Row: McClure, Donald R: Newton, Freshman. Agricultural Education.
McClure, Duane H: Newton. Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Mc-
Clurg, Michael W: Leavenworth. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering Mc-
Collough, Roger R: Randall. Junior. Agricultural Education.
SECOND ROW: McConaghy, Noel E: Winfield. Junior, Animal Husbandry.
McConnell, Jerome M: Wilmington, Del , Sophomore, Technical Journal-
ism. McConnell, Steven C: Atchison, Freshman, General McCormick,
Guy M: Wichita, 02, Architecture.
THIRD ROW: McCosh, Gordon L: Abilene, Sophomore. Feed Science and
Management McCoy, Michael P: Cottage Grove, Ore . Sophomore, Pre-
Veterinary Medicine McCoy, Patricia L: Manhattan, Sophomore, General
McCrary, Duane M: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Law
FOURTH ROW: McCreery, Kathleen: Wichita, Freshman. Pre-Secondary
Education. McCreight, Dick W: Arkansas City. Sophomore. Mechanical
Engineering. McCune, David E: Montezuma, Junior, Physics. McCune,
James D: Montezuma, Sophomore, Business Administration.
FIFTH ROW: McCune, James R: Topeka, Freshman, Mechanical Engi-
neering. McCune, Rebecca J: Derby, Freshman, General. McDaniel, Har-
ry W: Atchison, Sophomore, General Agriculture. McDaniel, Karen L:
Scott City, Freshman, General Home Economics.
SIXTH ROW: McDermet, Staley B: Leawood, 04, Business Administra-
tion McDonald, Francis G: Williamsburg, Junior, Animal Husbandry.
McDonald, Galen R: Mullinville, Junior, Agricultural Mechanization.
McDonald, Harry E: E. St Louis, III , Sophomore, Biological Science.
SEVENTH ROW: McDonald, Kenneth R: Smith Center, 01, Architecture.
McDonald, Randy J: Garden City, Junior, Electrical Engineering Mc-
Dougal, James K: Ludell, Sophomore, Physical Education McDougal,
Jean M: Topeka, Freshman, General.
EIGHTH ROW: McElwain, Linda J: Wichita. Freshman, Mathematics
McElwain, Sandra L: Wichita, Junior, Home Economics Extension. Mc-
Ewen, Donald C: Republic, Junior, Agricultural Economics McFadden,
Patricia C: Leavenworth, Freshman, Dietetics and Institutional Manage-
ment.
BOTTOM ROW: McFarland, Carolyn L: Norton, Junior, Music Education.
McFerren, Lynne: Salt Lake, Utah, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
McGhee, Charles M: McPherson, Freshman, Pre-Law. McGrath, Betty A:
Chanute, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
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Underclassmen: McG-Mei
TOP ROW: McGrath, Michael J: Cleveland, Ohio, Junior, Mathematics.
McGreevey, Karen A: Concordia, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
McGugin, Rex C: Frankfort, Sophomore, Accounting McGuire, Harlyn G:
Oberlin, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
SECOND ROW: McGuire, Nadene M: Onaga, Junior, Business Adminis-
tration. McHenry, Gail D: Kansas City, Freshman, Home Economics Edu-
cation Mcllroy, Karen J: Goddard, Sophomore, Art. Mclnteer, Loris L:
Mmneola, Freshman, Psychology.
THIRD ROW: Mclntire, Thomas R: Kansas City, 02, Architecture. Mc-
Intyre, Deanna M: Ashland, Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Mclntyre,
Donald C: Homewood, III., Freshman, Animal Husbandry. McKaig, Wil-
liam J: Gardner, Junior. Mathematics.
FOURTH ROW: McKain, Larry F: Minneapolis, Freshman, General Mc-
Kasson, Barbara J: Wichita, Junior, Elementary Education. McKaughan,
Marlene F: Edgerton, Junior, Physical Education. McKaughan, Miadell:
Edgerton, Freshman, Physical Therapy.
FIFTH ROW: McKay, Cheryl J: Dresden, Junior, Clothing Retailing Mc-
Kay, Jamie S: Dresden, Sophomore, General McKee, Carol F: Burling-
ton, Colo., Sophomore, Family and Child Development McKee, Mary J:
Spearville, Sophomore, Home Economics Extension.
SIXTH ROW: McKee, Michael H: Crestwood, Mo., Freshman, History.
McKee, Roger R: Wetmore, 04, Agricultural Mechanization. McKee, Rus-
sell E: Edna, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry. McKee, William J: Wichita,
Sophomore, Business Administration.
SEVENTH ROW: McKemy, Elizabeth C: Riley, Freshman, Pre-Secondary
Education. McKinley, Carolyn K: Chesterfield, Mo, Sophomore, Home
Economics Education McKinley, Douglas L: Belleville, Freshman, Electri-
cal Engineering McKinney, Richard O: Junction City, Sophomore, Gener-
al.
EIGHTH ROW: McKinsey, Claudia M: Seneca, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. McLain, David R: Kansas City, Sophomore, Political Science.
McLain, Marcia C: Satanta, Sophomore, Interior Design. McLain, Mar-
garet A: Ransom, Junior, Elementary Education.
BOTTOM ROW: McLain, Norman L: Sublette, Sophomore, Mechanical
Engineering. McLaughlin, Patricia: Wichita, Freshman, General Home
Economics. McLean, Robin R: Lewis, Junior, Biological Science. Mc-
Leavy, Marjory L: Hutchinson, Junior, Elementary Education.
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TOP ROW: McLenon, Rodney B: Atchison, Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration McLeod, Myra L: Blue Rapids, Sophomore, Home Economics and
Nursing. McLeod, Warren H: Arkansas City, Sophomore, Building Con-
struction McManis, Mary M: Manhattan, Sophomore, Physical Education
SECOND ROW McMaster, Ginger L: Norton, Sophomore, Clothing Retail-
ing. McMillan, Judith K: Kansas City, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. McMillion, Monica M: Ashland, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry MclMabb,
David H: Pleasanton, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
THIRD ROW: McNally, John A: Salina, Freshman, General McNeal, Al-
bert F: Waldo, Sophomore, Pre-Forestry McNeal, Charles D: Waldo,
Freshman, Agriculture McNeal, Douglas M:Topeka, Sophomore, Physical
Therapy
FOURTH ROW: McNee, Janet A: Cottonwood Falls, Freshman, Technical
Journalism McNeil, Charlotte A: Larned, Freshman, Sociology. McNeive,
Patricia E: Topeka, Sophomore, Sociology. McNerny, Nancy L: Sharon
Springs, Sophomore, Mathematics
FIFTH ROW: McNevin, Sheryl A: Mission, Sophomore, Speech Mc-
Ninch, George E: Arnold, Freshman, Building Construction. McPherson,
Eileen A: McLouth, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education McPheter,
Gordon L: Meade, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering
SIXTH ROW: McQuillen, Tracy G: Derby, Sophomore, Electrical Engineer-
ing. McReynolds, Connie: Scott City, Sophomore, Horticulture. Mc-
Reynolds, Richard: Burlington, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. McVay,
James A: Plains, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: McVay, Richard H: Junction City, Junior. Elementary
Education. McVay, Theodore J: McPherson, Sophomore, Horticulture
McVicker, Cheryl A: Beeler. Sophomore, Pre-Elemenary Education Mc-
Williams, Dennis D: Atwood, Sophomore, Entomology
EIGHTH ROW Mead, Joyce L: Hays, Junior, Pre-Elementary Education
Means, Gerald R: Overland Park, 04, Technical Journalism Mears, Gre-
gory H: Enterprise. Freshman, Physics. Meats, Robert D: Beloit, Junior,
Accounting.
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BOTTOM ROW: Meckel, Marsha K: Hays, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Meinershagen, Joyce: Higginsville, Mo., Junior. Home Eco-
nomics Education Meinhardt, Patricia: Paxico, Freshman, General. Meis-
ner, Sharon R: Manhattan, 02. Architecture.
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Underclassmen: Mei-Mil
TOP ROW: Meitl. James R: Oakley. 01. Architecture. Melberg. Donna L:
Hamburg, NY. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Management Mell-
gren, David J: Manhattan. Junior. Civil Engineering. Mendell, Linda L:
Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education.
SECOND ROW: Menne, Emily L: Wichita. Freshman. English. Meredith,
Janice R: Garden City, Sophomore. Interior Design Merica, Mark D: Sali-
na. 02. Architecture. Merriam, Steven D: Milton. Wis , Sophomore, Pre-
Vetennary Medicine.
THIRD ROW: Merriman, Susan K: Atchison, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Mertz, John A: N English. Iowa. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Merz, Gail E: Central Island, NY, Junior, Physical Therapy.
Messerschmidt, Alan: Elmhurst. Ill , Freshman, Technical Journalism
FOURTH ROW: Messing, Diane M: Hutchinson, Junior, Pre-Secondary
Education. Messmer, Vicki J: Norwich, Freshman, General Mettenbrink,
Cheryl: Grand Island, Neb, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Metz,
Deidre A: Wellington, Freshman, Modern Languages.
FIFTH ROW: Metzen, Melvin IM: Garden Plaine, Sophomore, Animal Hus-
bandry Metzinger, Gary D: Caldwell, Junior, Business Administration.
Metzinger, Janet S: Caldwell, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Mey-
er, Deeanna K: Wichita, Freshman, Retail Floriculture.
SIXTH ROW: Meyer, Jerry G : Caney, Junior, Horticulture. Meyer, John T:
Essexville. Mich., 03, Architecture. Meyer, Louis J: Sabetha, Freshman.
Agronomy. Meyer, Nancy E: Basehor, Freshman, Foods and Nutrition.
SEVENTH ROW: Meyer, Phillip C: Ulysses, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Meyer, Roberta A: Osborne, Freshman, Physical Education
Meyer, Sheri A: Manhattan, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Meyer,
Theresa A: Olathe, Freshman, Humanities.
EIGHTH ROW: Meyer, Virginia A: Olathe, Freshman. Home Economics
Extension. Meyers, Terry L: Dwight, Sophomore. General. Michael, Cynt-
hia A: Overland Park, Junior, Home Economics Education. Michael, Rob-
ert L: Topeka, 01, Architecture.
BOTTOM ROW: Michaelis, Richard D: Russell, Freshman. Agricultural
Economics. Michaels, Kathryn S: Atchison, Freshman, General. Michaud,
Patrick G: Clifton, Freshman, Business Administration. Middleton, Martha
J: Woodbine. Sophomore. Music Education.
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TOP ROW: Middleton. Richard L: Shawnee Mission. Junior, Mathematics.
Mier, Mary J: Atchison, Sophomore, Physical Education. Mignot, Vaughn
D: Gypsum, Sophomore, Business Administration Mikesell, Duane E:
Manchester, Freshman, Agricultural Economics
SECOND ROW Milbourn. Mark T: Manhattan, Junior, Business Adminis-
tration Milburn, Marlyse K: Rolla. Junior, General Home Economics.
Miles, Charles R: Phillipsburg, Freshman. General Millenbruch, Sharon:
Home, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW: Miller, Allan V: Great Bend. Sophomore. Animal Husbandry
Miller, Arthur D: Downers Grove, III , Sophomore, Business Administra-
tion. Miller, Brenda L: Lyndon, Freshman, General Home Economics Mill-
er, Charles L: Wilmington, Del., Freshman, Business Administration
FOURTH ROW: Miller, Donna L: Leawood, Freshman, General Miller,
Dorothy D: Manhattan. Junior. Home Economics and Liberal Arts Miller,
Dwight E: St. John. Junior. Feed Science and Management Miller, Ear-
lene L: Wellington, Freshman, General Home Economics
FIFTH ROW: Miller, Elizabeth A: Topeka, Sophomore, Modern Languages
Miller, Gerald W: Piper, Freshman, Agricultural Economics Miller, James
R: Newton, Junior, Agricultural Education Miller, James V: Lawrence.
Freshman. Animal Husbandry
SIXTH ROW: Miller, Janean L: Salina. Sophomore. Music Education Mill-
er, Janet L: Wamego. Junior. General Home Economics. Miller, Janice S:
Ames, Iowa. Sophomore. English. Miller, Janis E: Parsons. Sophomore.
Pre-Elementary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Miller. John R: Great Bend. Junior, Economics. Miller,
Linda M: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Modern Languages. Miller, Lynne S:
Salina, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Miller, Marc E: Hutchinson,
Freshman, Veterinary Medicine.
EIGHTH ROW Miller, Margo J: Belleville, Junior, Technical Journalism.
Miller, Mary L: Manhattan, Junior, General. Miller, Paul E: Prairie Village,
Sophomore, General Miller, Randolph W: Wamego, Freshman, Business
Administration.
BOTTOM ROW: Miller, Richard D: Blue Mound, Freshman, Animal Hus-
bandry. Miller, Richard P: Tiskilwa, III., Freshman, Veterinary Medicine.
Miller, Robert G: Great Bend, Junior. Accounting. Miller, Robert P: Solo-
mon, Freshman, Business Administration.
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Underclassmen: Mil-Mor
TOP ROW: Miller, Sherry E: Manhattan. Sophomore, Pre-Medicme. Mill-
er, Travis L: Manhattan. 04. Electrical Engineering. Miller, Vikki K: Great
Bend. Sophomore, Psychology. Miller, William H: Wichita. Sophomore,
Nuclear Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Millick, Melody V: Onaga. Freshman. General Millis,
Valerie J: Leawood, Sophomore. Psychology. Mills, Alan D: Centralia,
Sophomore, Business Administration. Mills, Virginia M: Altona, III.. Junior,
Elementary Education.
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THIRD ROW: Milne, Richard K: Hiawatha. Freshman, Retail Floriculture.
Milner, Harry P: Kilgore. Tex., Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Miner,
William D: Ness City, Freshman, Biological Science. Minnick, Walter R:
Mission, Sophomore, Business Administration.
FOURTH ROW: Minter, Roger D: Wichita. Junior, Poultry Science. Min-
turn. Laurel A: Baxter Springs, Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
Miserending, George: Rockaway, N.J., Junior, Zoology. Mistier, Barbara
D: Topeka, Freshman, General Home Economics
FIFTH ROW: Mitchell, Alan M: McPherson. Junior, Agricultural Mechani-
zation Mitchell, Kenneth B: Summerfield. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine Mitchell, Linda J: Manhattan, Freshman, General Mitchell, Martha
C: Lawrence, Freshman, General Home Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Mitchell, Sharlene K: Dubuque, Iowa., Junior, Mathematics
Mlinek, Larry R: Collyer, Freshman, Mathematics. Moats, Evelyn L: Kan-
sas City, Junior, Secondary Education. Mobley, Marilynn J: Salina, Fresh-
man, Pre-Secondary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Mock, Margaret H: Hutchinson. Junior, Home Econom-
ics and Liberal Arts Moe, Sandra S: Manhattan, Special, Home Economics
and Nursing Moeder, Denis J: Plainville, Sophomore, General Moehl-
man, Kathleen E: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Moldauer, Hal P: E. Meadow. NY.. 02, Architecture. Mo-
line, Beryl J: Gypsum, Junior, Elementary Education. Mollenkamp, Corlie
E: Arnold, Sophomore, General Home Economics. Mollett, Michael M:
Hutchinson, Sophomore, Technical Journalism.
BOTTOM ROW: Money, Richard K: Bavaria, Freshman, Electrical Engi-
neering Monical, Jimmy E: Cimarron, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Monroe, Craig E: Tribune, Freshman, General Montgomery, Donald W:
Hutchinson, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
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ki:
TOP ROW: Montgomery, Jon P: Sabetha. Freshman, Pre-Dentistry. Mont-
gomery, Susan D: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Humanities Montney,
Gordon E: Garden City, Junior, Electrical Engineering. Montour, Edward
J: Topeka, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Moody, Mayme R: Wakefield, Freshman. Pre-Elementary
Education. Mooney, Robert L: Paola. Freshman, Clothing Retailing
Moore, Francis W: Ulysses, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Moore,
Jacqueline E: Mission, Freshman, Home Economics and Nursing
THIRD ROW: Moore, James E: Westmoreland, Freshman. General.
Moore, Janis K: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Moore,
Melba M: Grenola, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing. Moore, Miriam A:
Jamestown, Junior, Home Economics Education
FOURTH ROW: Moore, Nancy L: Wichita. Freshman, General Home
Economics. Moore, Patricia E: Leavenworth, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Moore, RuAnn: Topeka. Sophomore. Modern Languages
Moorman, James H: Solomon, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Moran, Thomas B: Leavenworth, Freshman, Political Sci-
ence. Moran, Timothy W: Voorheesville, NY., Junior. Electrical Engineer-
ing. Morford, Cheryl S: Overland Park. Freshman, Pre-Dentistry Morgan,
Donald E: Garden City, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW: Morgan, Herbert E: Emporia. Junior, Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Morgan, Jerry D: Topeka, Sophomore. Agricultural Education Mor-
gan, Larry D: Hugoton. Sophomore. General. Morgan, Lyn J: Goodland.
Sophomore. Social Science.
SEVENTH ROW: Morgan, Mary B: Smith Center. Freshman, General
Morgan, Steven L: Salina. Sophomore, Business Administration Morgen-
son, Steven C: Abilene, Freshman, Business Administration Morris, Dal-
las D: Newton, Freshman, Landscape Architecture
EIGHTH ROW: Morris, James Leroy: Logan, Freshman, Agricultural Eco-
nomics. Morris, James Lester: Omaha. Neb . Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Morris, Jan E: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Morris, Marcella M: Beloit, Sophomore. Psychology
BOTTOM ROW: Morris, Marcia L: Parsons. Junior. Pre-Medicme. Morris,
Michelle: Overland Park. Freshman. Economics Morris, Stephen R: Hu-
goton, Junior, Agricultural Economics. Morris, Teresa A: Mission. Fresh-
man. General Home Economics.
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Underclassmen: Mor-Mye
TOP ROW: Morris, William G: Garnett, Freshman, Pre-Forestry. Morrison,
James W: Manhattan, Junior, Business Administration. Morriss, Dennis
R: Tecumseh, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation. Morrissette, Michael:
Hugoton, Sophomore, Accounting.
SECOND ROW: Morrow, James K: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine.
Morrow, Robert L: St. Marys, 03, Architecture Morrow, Thomas O: Ft.
Leavenworth, Sophomore. History. Morsinkhoff, John W: Kansas City,
Mo., Sophomore, Business Administration
THIRD ROW: Mortimer, Emley A: Delphos, Freshman. Pre-Elementary
Education. Morton, Marie J: Oxford, Sophomore, Secondary Education
Morton, Martha A: Green, Sophomore, Pre-Nursing Moser, Clinton E:
Bern, Freshman, Accounting.
FOURTH ROW: Moser, Ron K: Oakley, 01 , Architecture Moses, Douglas
J: Parsons, Junior, Wildlife Conservation. Moses, Robert W: Oak Hill,
Sophomore, Industrial Engineering. Mosiman, Paul R: Kansas City, 04,
Architecture
FIFTH ROW: Moss, Duane R: Wichita, 01, Architecture. Moss, Victor A:
Manhattan, Special. General Moxley, Tom J: Council Grove, Sophomore.
Animal Husbandry. Moyer, David E: Prairie Village. Sophomore, Business
Administration
SIXTH ROW: Moyer, Julia J: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Interior Design.
Moyer, Marlene K: Manhattan, Sophomore, General Home Economics.
Moyle, Mary K: Mission, Junior, History Mudrey, Stephen J: Lexington,
Mass., 01 . Architecture
SEVENTH ROW: Mueller, Mary A: Washington, Freshman, General Home
Economics Muir, William L: Norton, Freshman, Business Administration
Mukai, George D: Junction City, Freshman, General. Mulanax, Kenneth
L: Abilene, Sophomore, Zoology
EIGHTH ROW: Mulanax, Roger L: Manhattan, 03, Architecture. Mull,
Douglas J: Great Bend. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Mullen, Pame-
la C: Blue Rapids. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Mullen,
Robert L: Manhattan, 04, Physical Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Mullin, James P: Olathe, Freshman, General. Mullinix,
Frances R: Kansas City. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Mulvany, James
A: Marysville, Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Mulvany, Thomas P:
Marysville. Freshman. Accounting.
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TOP ROW: Mundt, Jonathan R : Aruba. Netherlands. Freshman. Agricultur-
al Engineering. Munson, Ronald E: Belleville, Sophomore. Music Educa-
tion. Munson. Virginia M: Junction City. Junior. Clothing Retailing Muntz,
Alan J: Greensburg. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
SECOND ROW Muntz, Faith A: Shawnee. Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Munzer, Carolyn M: Salma, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Muret,
Rita A: Winfield. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Murphy, Charles
E: Junction City, Freshman, Biochemistry.
THIRD ROW: Murphy, Charles M: Independence, Sophomore, Business
Administration. Murphy, Daniel C: Bonner Springs, Sophomore, Pre-Vet-
erinary Medicine. Murphy, Ernest V: Ft. Riley, Freshman, Technical Jour-
nalism Murphy, Jeanne L: Larned, Freshman. Interior Design
FOURTH ROW: Murphy, Patricia A: Colonia. N.J., Freshman. Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Murphy, Stephen M: Holton, Junior. Secondary Education.
Murray, Eldon M: Lawrence. Sophomore, Agronomy. Murray, Karen E:
Salina, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education
FIFTH ROW: Murrow, Julie M: Topeka. Sophomore, Physical Education
Murry, Frank D: Kankakee, III., Freshman. Veterinary Medicine Murry,
Robert A: Lexington, Mo., Sophomore, Physical Education Muse, Russell
L: Enterprise, Sophomore, Civil Engineering
SIXTH ROW: Muselman, Gregory D: Wichita, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine.
Musgrave, Curtis D: Moline. Sophomore, Civil Engineering Musgrave,
William F: Moline. Freshman, Electrical Engineering Musgrove, Con-
stance: Manhattan, Freshman, Applied Music.
SEVENTH ROW Mutch, Janis: Wichita, Freshman, Family and Child Deve-
lopment Myers, Donald W: Overland, Mo., Sophomore, Mechanical Engi-
neering Myers, Floyd E: Bendena, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine Myers,
Gunile A: Alma, Sophomore, General Home Economics
EIGHTH ROW: Myers, Jane M: Kansas City, Mo., Sophomore, Pre-Ele-
mentary Education. Myers, Kristy J: Marguette. Freshman. General Home
Economics. Myers, Larry G: Americus. Freshman, Agricultural Engineering.
Myers, Lenita D: Shawnee Mission, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Myers, Linda S: Sabetha. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Edu-
cation Myers, Maria L: Haven, Freshman, General Myers, Robert E:
Cummings, Junior, Physical Education. Myers, Ronald E: Wichita, Junior.
Mechanical Engineering.
593
Underclassmen: Mye-Nob
TOP ROW: Myers, Sherril J: Wichita. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Nagel,
Barbara J: Valley Center. Freshman, Physical Education. Maiman, Dale E:
Leoti. Sophomore, Agricultural Economics. Napier, Linda L: Salina, Fresh-
man, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
SECOND ROW Naylor, Donald G: Burlington, Freshman. Nuclear Engi-
neering. Naylor, Janet A: Burlington, Junior. Accounting. Neaderhiser,
Larry L: Niles, Freshman, General Agriculture. Neal, Candise: Altamont,
Freshman, General Home Economics.
THIRD ROW: Neal, Gary L: Mission. Freshman, Civil Engineering Neal,
Katherine L: Centerville, Freshman, General Home Economics. Neal, Phi-
lip J: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Needham, Ja-
nean L: Prairie Village. Sophomore, Accounting
FOURTH ROW: Neff, Martin E: Lakin, Sophomore. Physics. Neil, Mary E:
Prairie Village. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Neill, Robert D: Cummings,
Freshman, General Agriculture. Neill, Robert L: Joplin, Mo., Sophomore,
Nuclear Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Neitzel, Suzann K: St. Francis, Freshman, Sociology Nelsen,
Craig: Leawood, Freshman, Business Administration Nelson, Alvie A:
Leavenworth, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering Nelson, Bill L: Kiowa,
Freshman, Business Administration.
SIXTH ROW: Nelson, Candace A: Culver, Junior, Sociology Nelson, Car-
ol J: Oakley, Sophomore. Interior Design Nelson, Dennis F: Washington.
Freshman. Agricultural Mechanization Nelson, Edward E: Holdrege, Neb .
Freshman. Pre-Vetennary Medicine
SEVENTH ROW: Nelson, John T: Hanover. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary
Education. Nelson, Karyl S: Garden City. Junior, Psychology Nelson, Kent
L: Bartonville, III., 01, Architecture. Nelson, Leland J: Lindsborg, Fresh-
man. General Agriculture.
EIGHTH ROW: Nelson. Luann K: McPherson, Junior. Home Economics
Education. Nelson, Mary P: Shawnee. Junior, Home Economics Education.
Nelson, Robert R: Hays, Freshman. General. Nelson, Sharyl A: Horton,
Junior. Physical Therapy.
BOTTOM ROW: Nelson, Suzanne E: Overland Park, Junior, Sociology
Nelson, Vaughn L: Clyde, Junior, Agricultural Economics Nemechek,
Richard A: Goodland. Sophomore, Physical Science. Netahla, Larry J:
Bluff City, Junior, Agricultural Mechanization
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TOP ROW: Netson. Nancy A: Manhattan, Sophomore, General. Nettles,
Gaylon J: Manhattan, Sophomore. English. Neufeldt, Harold D: Hutchin-
son, Junior, Landscape Architecture. Neulinger, Newell R: Springdale,
Conn., 01, Architecture.
SECOND ROW: Neuschwander, John T: Tribune, Freshman, Business
Administration. New. Mark W: Norcatur, Freshman, General. Newbury,
Lynnea S: Norton, Sophomore. Humanities. Newcom, Charles W: Garden
City, Freshman, Pre-Law
THIRD ROW: Newell, Bruce D: Dedham. Mass.. Sophomore, Horticulture.
Newell, Joy A: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
Newell, Meta K: Stafford, Sophomore. Home Economics Education.
Newell, Zona J : Stafford, Freshman, Pre-Medicme.
FOURTH ROW: Newlin, Shirley A: Des Moines. Iowa. Sophomore. Music
Education Newman, Douglas D: Belleville. Sophomore. Physical Educa-
tion Newton, Jo Ann: Marysville. Freshman, Political Science Nichepor,
Alex: Kansas City, Freshman, Business Administration
FIFTH ROW: Nichols, Patty L: Prescott, Junior, General Agriculture. Ni-
cholson, Patricia: Kansas City, Junior. Business Administration Nickel-
son, Barbara J: Sabetha. Freshman, Pre-Medicme Nicklas, Kim S: Lea-
wood. Sophomore. Family and Child Development.
SIXTH ROW: Nickoley, Loren D: Manhattan. Junior. Chemical Engineer-
ing. Nickum, Roy H: Kansas City. Junior. Nuclear Engineering. Nicode-
mus, Janet S: Dodge City, Junior, Secondary Education Nicolai, Karen A:
Lincoln, Neb . Sophomore. Interior Design
SEVENTH ROW: Niedenthal, Galen R: Russell. Junior, Agronomy Niel-
sen, Karen E: Shawnee Mission, Freshman. Interior Design Nielson,
Chester D: Redstone. Ala. Freshman. General Niemann, Robert M:
Wichita. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering
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EIGHTH ROW Niemeyer, John S: Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Forestry.
Nightingale, Timothy: Burrton. Freshman, General. Niles, Jana S: Lebo,
Sophomore, Art Nimz, Dale E: Goodland, Freshman. General
BOTTOM ROW: Nixon, Janice K: Topeka. Sophomore. Secondary Educa-
tion. Nixon, Nancy K: Wellington, Freshman, General Home Economics.
Nixon, Suzanne B: Wichita, Freshman, General Noble, Albert A: Rosalia,
Freshman, Animal Husbandry
595
Underclassmen: Nob-Onw
TOP ROW: Noble, Carol A: Wichita. Sophomore. Secondary Education.
Noel, Raymond L: Burlington. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering.
Noellsch, Kathryn: Olathe. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education Noll,
Richard A: Edwardsville, III.. Junior. Biological Sciences
SECOND ROW: Noller, Kathryn L: Hebron. Neb . Freshman. Interior De-
sign Norberg, Kathryn I: Shawnee Mission, Junior. Foods and Nutrition.
Norby, Marcia A: Manhattan, Sophomore. Home Economics Education.
Nordvig, Owen K: Capron, III , Junior, Horticulture.
THIRD ROW: Norman, Larry Y: New York, NY, Freshman, Bakery Man-
agement Norman, Neil K: Scott City, Freshman, Mathematics. Norris,
Douglas C: Gaylord, Sophomore, General Agriculture Norris, Karen D:
Wichita, Sophomore, Home Economics and Liberal Arts.
FOURTH ROW North, Barbara K: Coffeyville, Freshman, Mathematics.
North, Judith R: Beloit, Sophomore, General Northrop, Harold R: Jet
more. Freshman, Civil Engineering Norton, Beverly A: LaCygne, Sopho-
more, General Home Economics.
FIFTH ROW: Norton, Marsha L: Plainfield, N.J., Freshman, Home Econom-
ics Education. Norton, Ronald W: Warren Town, N.J., Sophomore. Me-
chanical Engineering Norton, Sharon L: Warren Town, N.J , Freshman,
General Home Economics. Norvell, Nancy J: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-
Elementary Education
SIXTH ROW: Novak, Mary A: Lucas. Freshman. Home Economics Educa-
tion Novosel, Judy K: Kansas City, Freshman, Biological Science Now-
insky, Olga A: Hutchinson, Junior, Home Economics Education Nulty,
James R: Jewell, 01, Architecture.
St. John, Sophomore, Interior De-
Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
SEVENTH ROW: Nusbaum, Diane M
sign Nusz, William A: Frederick, Mo
cine. Nye, Debara K: Mulvane, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Nyffel
er, Mark R: Columbus, Neb , Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
EIGHTH ROW: Oberg, Richard K: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry.
Oberle, Beverly S: Carbondale, Freshman, General Home Economics.
Obermeier, Teresa M: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. O'Brien, Rex A: St Francis, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Aft Ail
BOTTOM ROW: Ochs, David J: Salina, Freshman, Pre-Law. Ochs, Ken-
neth C: LaCrosse. Sophomore. Physical Education. Ochsner, Doreen:
Wichita, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. O'Connell, Janet S: Great
Bend, Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
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TOP ROW: O'Connor, Donald D: Henngton. Junior. Business Administra-
tion. O'Connor, Gerald F: Henngton. Sophomore. Industrial Engineering.
O'Connor, J. Michael: Herington, Freshman. General O'Connor, Karen
L: Gardner. Junior. Elementary Education.
SECOND ROW O'Dell, Pamela K: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Psychol-
ogy Odgers, Glenda M: Linn. Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
Odle, Terry W: Glade, Junior. Agricultural Economics O'Hara, Gary E:
Partridge, Junior. Secondary Education
THIRD ROW: O'Hare, Steven K: Overland Park. Freshman. Wildlife Con-
servation. O'Harra, Tama S: Wichita, Junior. Foods and Nutrition. Ohl,
Barbara A: Great Bend, Sophomore, General Home Economics Ohmes,
Francis E: Garden City, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering.
FOURTH ROW Olander, Randall R: Little River. Sophomore, General Agri-
culture. Old, Beverly S: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Music Education
Oleen, Betty K: Falun, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Oliver,
Kenneth W: Benton, Junior, Agricultural Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Oliver, Larry J : Manhattan. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine.
Olsen, Rodney C: Abilene. Freshman, Pre-Law. Olsen, Sherry L: Clay Cen-
ter, Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Olson, Carolyn D: Olsburg, Sophomore,
General Home Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Olson, Gary D: Abilene. Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
Olson, Gene L: McPherson. Freshman. General Agriculture Olson, Gor-
don R: Alameda. Calif., Junior, Pre-Law. Olson, Judith J: Leonardville.
Junior, Physical Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Olson, Karen E: Leawood. Freshman. Pre-Elementary
Education Olson, Kathryn S: Dwight, Freshman. General Home Econom-
ics Olson, Peter H: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Law Olson, Phillip W:
McPherson. Freshman, General.
EIGHTH ROW: Olson, Sandra L: Dwight, Junior, Family and Child Deve-
lopment. Olsson, Janice M: Mission. Junior, Modern Languages Oltjen,
Allan C: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine O'Malley, Pe-
ter J: Willingboro, N.J, 01 , Architecture
BOTTOM ROW: Omlor, Jane A: Seward. Sophomore, Psychology. O'-
Neill, Ronald D: Winchester, Sophomore, General Agriculture. O'Neill,
Victoria R: Manhattan, Freshman. Business Administration. Onwiler,
Glenna F: Kansas City. Freshman. Medical Technology.
597
Underclassmen: Ony-Pat
TOP ROW: Onyia, Kenneth N: Enugu, Nigeria. Junior, Veterinary Medi-
cine. Opat, Steven L: McPherson. Freshman, Political Science. Orbison,
Belva J: Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education O'Rear, Gary
G: Coffeyville, Junior, Mechanical Engineering
SECOND ROW: Organ. William F: Oakley, Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration Oring, Kenneth A: Livingston, N.J.. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Orloske, Cynthia J: Wichita, Freshman, Biological Science.
Osborn, Cecelia M: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW: Osborn, Curtis C: Manhattan. Sophomore, English Osborn,
Dana L: Anthony, Junior, Home Economics Education Osborn, James M:
Liberal, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine Osborn, Victor L: Anthony, Jun-
ior, Agricultural Education.
FOURTH ROW: Osborne, Coral A: Wichita, Junior, Secondary Education
Osborne, Janet S: Wichita, Junior, Modern Languages Osborne. Lloyd
A: Springfield, Va.. Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Osbourn, Pamela J:
Manhattan, Sophomore. General
FIFTH ROW: Osburn, Charlotte L: Neodesha, Freshman, General Osh-
ields, Sharon I: Ft. Worth, Tex , Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Oshi-
ro, David K: Nanakuli, Hawaii, Junior, Animal Husbandry. Ostermann,
Alan D: Sylvan Grove. Sophomore, Agricultural Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Ostermann, John G: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Pre-
Vetennary Medicine Ostmeyer, Colleen M: Grinnell, Junior, Elementary
Education Oswalt, William D: Little River, Sophomore, Animal Husban-
dry. Otte, Kent E: Great Bend, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics
SEVENTH ROW: Otte, Melodie A: Great Bend, Freshman. Pre-Secondary
Education. Ottenberg, Ray: Washington. DC . Junior, Bakery Manage-
ment. Oursler, Thomas L: Topeka, Junior. Civil Engineering. Overman,
Nancy A: Marysville, Freshman, Modern Languages.
EIGHTH ROW: Overman, Robert D: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Law. Over-
man, William F: Wichita, Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Overocker, Ja-
nice A: Protection, Sophomore. General Home Economics. Overstreet,
Ronald L: Augusta. 0 1 , Architecture.
BOTTOM ROW: Owen, Robert L: Elizabethtown, Pa., 02. Architecture.
Owen, Robin B: Middletown, N.J., Freshman, Pre-Law. Owens, Thomas
C: Newton, Junior, Political Science. Pace, David W: Westover. Mass.,
Freshman, Biochemistry.
598
TOP ROW: Packard, Helen E: Topeka. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Padden, Philip F: Holton. Sophomore. Pre-Medicine Padon, Doro-
thy J : Prairie Village, Freshman, Pie-Elementary Education Page, Barbara
J : Atchison, Freshman, Business Administration
SECOND ROW: Paine, Patricia J: Overland Park, Freshman, Consumer
Interest Pallesen, Annette: Topeka, Junior, Sociology Palmer, Stephen
P: McPherson, Freshman, General Palmer, Thomas C: Mission, Sopho-
more, General Agriculture
THIRD ROW: Pankrantz, Carol D: Canton, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics Pannbacker, William: Washington, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine. Pape, Warner R: Junction City, 04, Accounting Papon, Orval
F: Fredonia, Sophomore, Business Administration
FOURTH ROW: Paquette, Lonnie L: Manhattan, 03, Architecture. Para-
more, Pamela J: Delphos, Sophomore, Pre, Elementary Education Parker,
Charles E: Manhattan, Freshman, Business Administration Parker, David
L: Wichita, Sophomore, Accounting
FIFTH ROW: Parker, Don G: Wichita, 02, Architecture. Parker, Jack W:
Kansas City. Freshman, Nuclear Engineering. Parker, Joanne J: Belpre.
Freshman, Clothing Retailing Parker, Natalie J: Clearwater. Sophomore,
Music Education.
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SIXTH ROW Parker, Patricia L: Clearwater, Freshman, Family and Child
Development Parker, Steven R: Leoti, Freshman, Business Administra-
tion. Parmely, Michael L: Leroy, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Parr,
Jane L: Rossville, Freshman, General
SEVENTH ROW: Parry, Deanna K: Osage City, Sophomore, Physical Ther-
apy. Parsons, Carolynn A: Manhattan, Freshman. Medical Technology.
Parsons, Dwayne L: Prairie Village. Freshman, Wildlife Conservation.
Partch, Ted R: Bird City, Sophomore, Physical Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Pastrick, Pamela J: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Pre-
Elementary Education Patnode, Wanda L: Manhattan, Junior, Accounting
Patrick, James C: Overland Park, Freshman, Chemistry Patrick, Ward D:
Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Patterson, Dennis C: Topeka, Junior, Sociology. Patter-
son, George F: Washington, Junior, Pre-Law. Patterson, Joseph D: Liber-
al, Freshman, Pre-Medicine. Patterson, Mary L: Ford, Freshman, Humani-
ties.
599
Underclassmen: Pat-Pha
TOP ROW: Patterson, Raye R: Derby, Freshman, Social Science. Patter-
son, Robert E: Ogden, Sophomore. Pre-Forestry. Pattison, Ann C: Prairie
Village. Sophomore. Medical Technology Patton, Martha D: Danville.
Freshman. General Home Economics.
SECOND ROW: Patton, Patricia A: Blauvelt. NY., Junior. Elementary Edu-
cation. Patton, Walter B: Galena, Freshman. Agricultural Mechanization.
Paulsen, Gary D: Onaga, Freshman, Pre-Medicine Paulsen, Patsy S:
Wichita, Sophomore, Physical Education
THIRD ROW: Paulson, Ronald K: Colome, S.D., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine. Pavlu, Linda J: Brownell, Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Payne,
James D: Topeka, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering Payne, Patricia A:
Los Angeles, Cal., Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine
FOURTH ROW Peach, Arthur E: Morris Plains, N.J , Sophomore, Pre-Vet-
erinary Medicine. Pearce, Bryan F: Wallace, Junior, Geology. Pearce, Dan
C: Salina. Freshman, Geography Pearson, Alice L: Reading, Sophomore,
Applied Music
FIFTH ROW: Pearson, Barbara S: Concordia, Sophomore, Music Educa-
tion Pearson, Carolyn S: Kansas City, Mo., Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
Pearson, Thomas C: Concordia, 03, Architecture. Pease, Ronald A: Ft
Scott, Sophomore, General Agriculture.
SIXTH ROW: Pedersen, Connie E: Emporia, Freshman, Home Economics
Education. Pederson, Christina: Manhattan. Sophomore, Humanities.
Peeks, Marilyn J: Marysville, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education Peel,
David E: Topeka. 02. Architecture
SEVENTH ROW: Peetz, Donald S: Madison. Wis . Freshman. Pre-Veteri-
nary Medicine Pelkey, Linda K: Atchison, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
Pell, Mary H: De Soto, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education Pellmann,
Neil F: Millstadt, III., Junior, Agricultural Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Pelter, Joseph D: Hernngton, Freshman, Technical Jour-
nalism Pendarvis, Nancy I: Junction City, Sophomore, Pre-Pharmacy.
Percival, Sharon L: Coffeyville, Junior, Modern Languages. Perrier, John
W: Dodge City, Junior, Agricultural Economics.
BOTTOM ROW: Perry, Charles A: Baldwin, Freshman, Physical Science.
Perry, Dale J : Waver ly. Junior, Speech. Perry, Nancy J : Manhattan,
Freshman, Chemistry Perry, Norma B: Wichita, Junior, Technical Journal-
ism.
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TOP ROW: Perry, Robert W: Blue Rapids. Sophomore. General Perry,
Stephen M: Wichita, Freshman. General. Peter, Michael J: Shawnee
Mission. Freshman, Civil Engineering. Peterie, Jerry D: Kinsley. Freshman.
Civil Engineering.
SECOND ROW Peters, Bruce E: Wellington. Sophomore. Business Ad-
ministration Peters, James M: Lehigh, Sophomore. Business Administra-
tion. Peters, Lola J: Summerfield, Junior. Family and Child Development.
Peterson, Cheryl J: Smith Center, Freshman. Home Economics Extension
THIRD ROW Peterson, Danny R: Burdick, Sophomore, Animal Husban-
dry. Peterson, David C: Manhattan, Freshman, Physical Education Peter-
son, Garry L: Haddam, Freshman, Animal Husbandry Peterson, Garth L:
Monument, Junior, Veterinary Medicine
FOURTH ROW: Peterson, James C: Downers Grove, III
Engineering Peterson, Jane D: Clifton. Freshman, So
Jean E: Topeka, Junior, Family and Child Developmen
M: Great Bend. Sophomore. Social Science.
. 04, Architectural
ciology Peterson,
t Peterson, Jerry
FIFTH ROW: Peterson, John C: Belvue. Junior, Physical Education. Peter-
son, Jolene M: McPherson. Freshman, General Home Economics Peter-
son, Larry M: Burdick, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine Peterson, Linda J :
Mulvane, Freshman, General Home Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Peterson, Mary E: Manhattan, Junior, Family and Child
Development. Peterson, Michael E: Belvue, Freshman, General Peterson,
Nancy S: McPherson, Sophomore, General Home Economics. Peterson,
Randy M: Assaria. Freshman, General Agriculture
SEVENTH ROW: Peterson, Ronald L: Haddam, Junior, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Peterson, Ronald N: Clyde, Junior, Geology. Petr, Daniel D: Blue
Rapids. Junior, Civil Engineering. Petrik, Nancy J: Topeka, Sophomore,
General Home Economics.
EIGHTH ROW: Pfannenstiel, Raymond: Ness City. Junior. Pre-Secondary
Education. Pfefer, David N: Kansas City, Sophomore, Bakery Management
Pfeiffer, Donald G: Garland, Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Pfister,
Linda S: Clifton, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Pfister, Phiiip W: Clifton, Freshman, English. Pflieger,
Edwin F: Logan, Sophomore. Building Construction Pflughoeft, Alan K:
Ellsworth. Junior. Animal Husbandry. Phalp, Lynne E: Wichita. Freshman.
Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
601
Underclassmen: Pha-Pra
TOP ROW: Pharo, Michael G: Salina, Junior. Landscape Architecture.
Philbrook, David M : Leavenworth. Freshman. Pre-Forestry Phillips, Boni-
ta: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Education. Phillips, Carol A: Valley
Falls. Sophomore. General Home Economics
SECOND ROW Phillips, Judith A: Manhattan, Sophomore. History Phil-
lips, Linda M: Clay Center, Sophomore, Foods and Nutrition. Phillips,
Thomas J: Leavenworth. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering Phinney, Alan
G: Overland Park. Sophomore, Business Administration
THIRD ROW Pickens, Judy E: Oswego, Freshman, Home Economics
Education. Pickett, Delmar V: Randolph. Freshman. History Pickett,
Keith F: Council Grove, Special. Technical Journalism Piepenbring, Jack:
Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
FOURTH ROW Pierce, Gary W: Salina. Freshman. Physical Science.
Pierce, Ralph L: Horton, Sophomore. Chemistry. Pierpoint, Pamela S:
Wichita, Sophomore, Accounting Pierson, Bruce A: Clay Center, Fresh-
man, General
FIFTH ROW: Pierson, Stephen W: Junction City, Freshman, General Pike,
Losson G: Ashland, Junior, Agricultural Economics. Pike, Susan K: Mer-
riam, Sophomore. Psychology Pilcher, Daniel E: Manhattan, Junior, Me-
chanical Engineering
SIXTH ROW: Pilger, Norman W: Sharon Springs, Freshman, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Pinick, George E: McPherson, Sophomore, Electrical Engi-
neering Pinkerton, Sheryl L: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Pinkston, Tom L: Cedar Point, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering
SEVENTH ROW: Pinnick, Larry V: Overland Park. Sophomore. Industrial
Engineering. Pino, Nick: Santa Fe, N.M., Junior, Business Administration.
Piper, Richard R: Prairie Village. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Pip-
pitt, Teresa C: Montezuma, Freshman, Home Economics Education
EIGHTH ROW: Pirott, Sharon S: Cawker City. 04, Home Economics Edu-
cation. Pittman, Jack R: Greensburg, 01, Architecture. Pizel, Linda R:
Kanorado. Freshman. Mathematics. Plantz, Michael S: Leawood. Fresh-
man, Zoology.
BOTTOM ROW: Plattner, Janell A: Sabetha. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education Plemons, Ronald W: Medicine Lodge. Sophomore. Pre-Medi-
cine. Plett, Marilyn J: Garden City, Junior, Medical Technology Plog,
James F: Schaghtico, NY.. Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
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TOP ROW Plumb, Linda K: Marysville. Freshman, Business Administra-
tion Plumberg, Gary J: Manhattan, Sophomore, Physical Science. Plum-
mer, Gerald M: Walnut Creek, Cal , Sophomore, Pre-Law Plummer, Lee
A: Independence, Sophomore, Business Administration
SECOND ROW Plummer, Linda L: Paola, Freshman, Home Economics
Extension. Poell, Linda A: Leavenworth, Junior, Sociology Poggemeyer,
Lewis E: Alexandria. Va . 02, Architecture. Pogue, Vicky L: Minneapolis,
Sophomore, Psychology
THIRD ROW: Poister, John H: Enterprise, Junior, Mechanical Engineering.
Poland, Steven B: Olathe, Freshman, General Pollman, James L: Marys-
ville, Freshman, Pre-Medicine Polly, Leland J: Baxter Springs. Sophomore,
Elementary Education
FOURTH ROW: Pomeroy, E. Diane: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Law. Pom-
perien, Janice E: Centerville, Iowa, Sophomore, Physical Education Poole,
Pamela L: Manhattan, Freshman, Physics Poorman, Tom T: Wichita.
Freshman, Electrical Engineering
FIFTH ROW: Poovey, Waldo D: Westphalia, Freshman, Animal Husban-
dry Pope, Jerald L: Marysville, Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education.
Pope, Stephen R: Shawnee. Freshman. General Agriculture Popp, Con-
rad M: Studley, Freshman, Animal Husbandry
SIXTH ROW: Porrata, Luis A: Rio Piedra. Puerto Rico, 02, Architecture
Porter, Allegee Y: Kansas City, Junior, General Home Economics Porter,
Benjamin L: Garden City, 02, Architecture. Porteus, Cheryl L: Winfield,
Junior, Physical Education
SEVENTH ROW Portschy, Charlotte: Hendon, Freshman, General Home
Economics. Post, Gail I: Waterville, Junior, Elementary Education Poten-
ski, Ronald D: Clay Center, Freshman, General Potter, Thomas M : Wichi-
ta, Sophomore, Accounting.
EIGHTH ROW: Pottroff, Marlene K: Liberal. Junior. Elementary Education
Powell, Brenda L: Kansas City. Junior, Mathematics Powell, David C:
Oradell, N.J., Junior, Music Education. Powell, Donna K: Hanston, Fresh-
man, Clothing and Retailing
BOTTOM ROW: Powell, Eugene L: Hanston. Junior, Feed Science and
Management Powell, Sandra J: Leawood, Sophomore, Home Economics
and Liberal Arts. Powell, Wayne G: Plains, Freshman, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Praegen, Karla F: Claflin, Freshman. Social Science.
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Underclassmen: Pra-Ram
TOP ROW: Praeger, Kent R: Claflin. Junior, Political Science. Pralle, Craig
L: Marysville, Freshman. General. Prather, Donald W: Topeka, Junior,
Electrical Engineering. Pratt, lelah A: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Secondary
Education.
SECOND ROW: Pratt, Mary L: Colby, Sophomore. Chemistry Pray, Chris-
tine E: Hope, Sophomore, English. Pray, Warren C: Junction City, Sopho-
more, Pre-Secondary Education Presley, Glenn S: Salma, Freshman,
Electrical Engineering
THIRD ROW Presnal, Nancy L: Goddard, Freshman, Pre-Law. Pretzer,
Garrett J: Elmdale, Sophomore. Agricultural Mechanization. Price,
Charles W: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Price, Linda A:
Burlington, Sophomore, General Home Economics.
FOURTH ROW Price, Steve J: Bennington, Sophomore, Agricultural Eco-
nomics Price, Susan L: Overland Park, Freshman, Psychology Price, Wil-
liam S: Overland Park, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Priebe, James
W: Vassar. Sophomore. General
FIFTH ROW: Prine, Richard W: Prairie Village. Freshman, Building Con-
struction. Prochaska, Mary K: Chapman, Sophomore, Home Economics
and Journalism Propp, Lawrence L: Wichita, Freshman. General Propp,
Ronald G: Wichita, Junior, Secondary Education
SIXTH ROW: Prosser, David H : Waipahu, Hawaii, Junior, General. Prothe,
Rolland W: Paola, Freshman, General Agriculture Protus, Robert J:
Brooklyn, NY, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Prus, Leslie J : Manhat-
tan, Freshman, Physics
SEVENTH ROW: Ptak, Richard L: Western Springs, III , Junior, Industrial
Engineering Puckett, Curtis A: Girard, Freshman, Civil Engineering Puett,
Harry L: Manhattan, Junior. Electrical Engineering. Pugh, Janet E: Mayet-
ta. Freshman, Home Economics Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Pule, Sharon D: Bonner Springs, Sophomore. Home Eco-
nomics Education. Pulliam, Kathleen A: Kansas City. Freshman, General
Home Economics. Pulliam, William D: Kansas City, Mo.. 02, Architecture.
Pultz, Lawrence O: Ceiba. Puerto Rico. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine.
BOTTOM ROW: Pustka, Louis L: New York. NY, Freshman, General.
Pyles, Jean M: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Quails,
Leslie E: Baxter Springs, Freshman, Industrial Engineering Quattlebaum,
Mart a J: Palos Verde, Calif. Freshman. Social Science
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TOP ROW: Quick, Dudley E: Mapleton, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Quiring, John M: Wichita, Sophomore, Business Administration.
Quirk, Wendy E: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General Home Economics.
Rabe, Ronald L: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
SECOND ROW Raccuglia, Gary R: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Dentist-
ry. Rader, Kay M: Mount Hope, Freshman, Elementary Education Rader,
Ryan R: Oakley, 02, Architecture. Ragland, John W: Goodman, Mo.,
Sophomore, Feed Science and Management.
THIRD ROW: Raida, Merle L: Harper, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine. Raile, Clifford D: St. Francis, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry Rains,
Mary K: Wichita. Sophomore, Family and Child Development. Raitt, Je-
anette M: Rose Hill, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Raitt, Judy E: Rose Hill, Junior, Elementary Education.
Ralston, Marguerite: Wichita, Sophomore, Home Economics and Journal-
ism. Ramirez, Elizabeth M: Shawnee, Freshman, Mathematics. Ramsey,
Carl C: Salina, 03, Architecture
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Underclassmen: Ram-Rhy
TOP ROW: Ramsey. Jerry J: Salma. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Ram-
sey, Julie K: Salma. Junior. Elementary Education. Ramsey, Lorna M:
Council Grove. Freshman. General Randall, Allen J: Kansas City. Fresh-
man. Electrical Engineering
SECOND ROW: Randolph, Janet L: Kansas City. Freshman. Sociology.
Raney, Stephen K: Lansing, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering. Rankin,
Mary J: Kansas City. Junior, Pre-Elementary Education Ransom, Edgar
W: Williamsburg, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Ranz, Suzan C: Chanute, Sophomore. General Rapp, Ger-
ald F: Peoria, III , Freshman, Pre-Law Rasmusson, Jarold L: Lindsborg,
Freshman, General. Ratcliffe, John T: Manhattan, Sophomore, Mechanical
Engineering
FOURTH ROW Rathbun, Connie S: Conway, Sophomore. Home Econom-
ics and Nursing Rattle, Cheryl L: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Psychology
Ravenscroft, Patricia: Overland Park. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing.
Rawlings, Barbara N: Shawnee Mission. Special. General.
FIFTH ROW: Rawlings, Edward O: Overland Park. Freshman, Mathemat-
ics Rawlings, Marie E: Overland Park, Freshman, Home Economics and
Journalism Rawlings, Paul H: Overland Park, Junior, English Ray, Jo-
seph M: Kansas City, 03, Architecture.
SIXTH ROW Rayl, Jan L: Kansas City, Freshman, Pre-Medicine Rayl,
Robert P: Winfield, Freshman, Business Administration. Reber, Diana L:
Topeka, Freshman, General Home Economics. Reck, Martha J: Salma.
Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
SEVENTH ROW: Redd, Dennis G: Buhler, Junior, Statistics. Reed, Bar-
bara L: Liberal, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing Reed, Dale W: Formoso,
Sophomore, Chemistry Reed, Michael E: Plamville, Freshman, Chemical
Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Reed, Nancy Jane: Emporia, Junior. Home Economics
Education Reed, Ralph L: Ft. Scott. Junior, Agricultural Economics. Reed,
Robert H: Chapman, Freshman, Psychology Reed, Thomas A: Morgan-
ville. Freshman, Wildlife Conservation.
BOTTOM ROW: Reeder, Martha E: Troy, Freshman, Home Economics
Education. Reeder, Pamela A: Topeka. Freshman. Clothing Retailing
Reeve, Sandra L: Garden City. Junior. General Regehr, Geraldine F:
Hutchinson. Junior, Business Administration.
606
TOP ROW: Regnier, Robert D: Mission. Freshman, Pre-Law Regnier, Vic-
tor A: Mission. Sophomore. Architectural Engineering Reh, Sheryl K:
Natoma, Freshman. Dietetics and Institutional Management Rehm, Susan
N: Leavenworth, Freshman, Modern Languages.
SECOND ROW Rehschuh, Susan M: Manhattan. Sophomore, Art Rei-
ber, Duke B: Junction City, Junior, Technical Journalism Reid, Virginia R:
Bedford, Tex., Junior, Elementary Education Reilly, Brian M: Old Chatha,
N.Y., Sophomore. Animal Husbandry
THIRD ROW: Reimer, Daryl R: Plains. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering
Reinhardt, Nelson K: Great Bend, Junior, Animal Husbandry Reisig,
David J: Russell, Sophomore. Agronomy. Reiss. Carolyn S: Plalms. Fresh-
man, Music Education
FOURTH ROW: Reissig. William H: St. John, Junior. Entomology Reitzel,
Melvin J: Logan. Sophomore. Business Administration Rembleske, Linda
M: Wichita, Sophomore, Business Administration. Remley, Max D: Man-
hattan, Junior, Technical Journalism.
FIFTH ROW: Renner, Kerry L: Fulton, Mo., Junior, Architectural Structures
Renouf, Michael R: Manhattan, 04, Animal Husbandry Rensch, Paula
M: Kansas City, Mo, Freshman, Family and Child Development. Rensen-
house, Thomas: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW Repp, Marcia M: Manhattan, Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration. Reppert, Jerry L: Anna, III., Sophomore, Technical Journalism.
Retrum, Richard O: Leawood. Freshman, Business Administration Reyes,
Roberto F: Shawnee Mission, 04, Family and Child Development.
SEVENTH ROW: Reynolds, James F: Salina, Junior. Industrial Engineer-
ing Reynolds, Martha J: Mission, Junior. Speech. Reynolds, Nick L:
Cuba, Freshman, Animal Husbandry. Reynolds, Nona G: Overland Park,
Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Reynolds, Stephen L: Abilene, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary
Education. Reynolds, Thomas P: Shawnee, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Reynolds, William L: Wmfield, Junior. Agricultural Economics.
Rhine, Barry L: Haddam. Junior, Nuclear Engineering
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BOTTOM ROW: Rhodd, Raymond L: Dexter, Sophomore, Civil Engineer-
ing. Rhorer, Michael W: Kinsley, Freshman, Civil Engineering. Rhudy, Pol-
ly J: Derby, Freshman, General Home Economics. Rhyne, Janie I: Vanden-
berg. Calif., Sophomore, Humanities
607
Underclassmen: Ric-Rob
TOP ROW: Rice, Barbara S: Coffeyville. Junior, Dietetics and Institutional
Management. Rice. Bonita A: Leawood. Sophomore. Family and Child
Development. Rice. Gaylord L: Paola. Junior. Nuclear Engineering Rice,
James S: Denver. Colo.. Junior, Animal Husbandry.
SECOND ROW: Rice, Katharyn L: Arkansas City. Junior, Secondary Educa-
tion Rice, Linda L: Great Bend, Freshman. Interior Design. Rice, Robert
E: Paola. Freshman, Business Administration Rice, Sharon F: Ottawa,
Junior, Home Economics Education
THIRD ROW: Rich, Danny M: Hutchinson, Junior, Business Administra-
tion Richard, Loren D: Ellsworth, Freshman. Agricultural Education. Ri-
chards, David F: Norton, Freshman, Business Administration Richards,
Gary A: Oberlin, Freshman, General
FOURTH ROW: Richards, Gayla L: Manhattan, Sophomore, Sociology
Richards, George T: Wichita, Junior, Business Administration. Richards,
John P: Pemberton, N.J.. Freshman, Pre-Vetermary Medicine. Richards,
Linda S: Longford, Freshman, Home Economics and Nursing.
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FIFTH ROW: Richards, Michael K: Atwood, Sophomore. Animal Husban-
dry. Richards, Pamela J : Wichita, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
Richards, William L: Hoyt, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering Richardson,
Glen E: Lawrence, Freshman, Agricultural Engineering.
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SIXTH ROW: Richardson, James C: Belleville, Sophomore, General. Ri-
chardson, James L: Stafford, Freshman, Mathematics. Richardson,
James M: Shawnee, Sophomore, Pre-Forestry Richardson, Janet L:
Leavenworth. Freshman. General Home Economics.
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SEVENTH ROW: Richardson, Joseph T: Manhattan. Junior. Business
Administration Richardson, Linda M: Winifred, Sophomore, Home Eco-
nomics Education. Richardson, Pamela: Seabrook, Md., Freshman, Math-
ematics Richardson, Patricia: Ottawa, Freshman, Home Economics and
Liberal Arts
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EIGHTH ROW: Richardson, Ralph C: Manhattan, Freshman, Veterinary
Medicine Richling, Peter L: Plainview, Neb.. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Rickard, Loren J: Lyons, Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine
Ricker, Clyde S: Raymond, Freshman, General
BOTTOM ROW: Ricker, Ronald R: Raymond, Junior, Business Administra-
tion Ridenour, Craig W: Council Grove, 02, Architecture. Ridgway, Ros-
alind J: Manhattan, Sophomore, Modern Languages. Rieck, Bruce D: Bur-
lingame. Freshman, Chemistry.
608
TOP ROW: Riedel, Eugene A: Leavenworth. Junior. Electrical Engineering.
Riedl, Joseph F: Otis. Junior, Chemical Engineering. Rieke, Deanne M :
Shawnee. Junior, Sociology Riemann, Linda K: Claflin. Sophomore. Cloth-
ing Retailing
SECOND ROW: Riemann, Melvin L: Claflin. Junior, Animal Husbandry.
Rieniets, David C: Wichita, Sophomore, Civil Engineering Rieschick, Rita
M: Soldier, Freshman, Family and Child Development Riffle, Anne M :
Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW: Riggenbach, John C: Wellington, 01, Architecture Riggs,
Glenn W: Dexter, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Riisoe, John L:
Kinsley, Freshman. Animal Husbandry Riley, Lesta L: Valley Center, Fresh-
man, Technical Journalism
FOURTH ROW: Riley, Randall B: Valley Center, Sophomore, Accounting.
Riley, Wanita M : Dighton, Freshman, General Home Economics. Rinas,
Carol A: Salina, Freshman, General Rindt, Cheryl K: Abilene, Freshman,
Pre-Elementary Education
FIFTH ROW: Ringer, Kenneth A: Salina, Freshman, Electrical Engineering
Rink, Larry E: Maize, Freshman, Biochemistry. Risley, Kathleen R: Cald-
well, Sophomore. Elementary Education. Risley, Randy D: Girard. Junior.
Veterinary Medicine.
SIXTH ROW: Rissen, Don A: Manhattan. 04, Electrical Engineering Ris-
ser, Linda D: Leawood. Junior, Elementary Education Rittgers, Jerry L:
Salina. Freshman. General Rivera, Carmen J: Junction City, Freshman,
General.
SEVENTH ROW: Rivir, Steven R: Salina. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation
Roach, Patricia A: Anthony, Junior. English Roach, Sallie K: Overland
Park, Sophomore, Interior Design. Robb, David E: Dodge City, Junior,
Animal Husbandry.
EIGHTH ROW: Robben, Gary L: Oakley, Sophomore. Accounting. Rob-
bins, Claude L: Kirkwood. Mo.. 02, Architecture Roberts, Craig A: Salina,
Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Roberts, James C: Wichita, Junior, Land-
scape Architecture.
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BOTTOM ROW: Roberts, Kent L: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine. Roberts, Maurice D: Wellington, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
Roberts, Robert R: Emporia. 01, Architecture Roberts, Ronald D: Da-
mar, Freshman. Electrical Engineering.
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Underclassmen: Rob-Ros
TOP ROW: Roberts, Rory R: Olney, III.. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine. Roberts, Thomas C: Scott City, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering.
Robertson, Richard K: Marion, Sophomore, General Agriculture. Robin-
son, Bruce H: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Robinson, Carolyn M: Nashville. Sophomore, Home Eco-
nomics and Nursing. Robinson, Gary F: Arkansas City, Freshman, Pre-
Secondary Education. Robinson, Geraldine: Soldier, Freshman, Interior
Design Robinson, Jackie J : Frankfort, Junior, General
THIRD ROW: Robinson, John C: St. Marys, Sophomore, Chemical Engi-
neering Robinson, Karen J : Cedar Point, Sophomore, Accounting. Robin-
son, Richard L: Downs, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. Robinson, Roy
L: Kansas City, Sophomore, Milling Science and Management.
FOURTH ROW Robinson, Valeria J: Hiawatha, Freshman, Pre-Nursing.
Robker, Douglas E: Easton, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Robson,
John W: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Robson,
Ronald E: New York City, NY, Sophomore, Speech.
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FIFTH ROW: Rock, Lester A: Dodge City, Junior, Mil
Management Rock, Lynn M: Hope. Sophomore. Am
Rock, Steven L: Hutchinson. Junior. Chemistry Rock, W
Junior, Physical Education
iing Science and
mal Husbandry.
illiam F: Munice,
SIXTH ROW Rockefeller, Lois A: Clay Center. Freshman, Sociology
Rockhold, David R: Salina, Sophomore, Zoology Rockhold, Delva K: Ar
lington. Junior, Secondary Education Rockhold, Greg T: Topeka, Sopho-
more, Chemical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Roda, Daniel P: Hudson. Ohio. Sophomore. Business
Administration Rodda, Robert G: Wichita. Freshman, Humanities. Rode-
lander, Priscilla: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Biological Science Roden-
beek, Suzanne W: Scott City, Junior, Elementary Education
EIGHTH ROW Roebke, Catherine A: Clay Center, Junior, Applied Music
Roeder, James H: Frankfort, Junior, Dairy Foods Processing. Roeder,
Judy I: Norton, Junior, Secondary Education. Roeder, Robert J: Norton,
Sophomore, Technical Journalism.
BOTTOM ROW: Roesler, Eileen D: Manhattan, Junior, Secondary Educa-
tion. Roesler, Steven D: Junction City, Sophomore. Speech. Rogers, Mi-
chael D: Carbondale, Junior. Mechanical Engineering Rogers, Michael K:
Phillipsburg. Freshman. Electrical Engineering.
610
TOP ROW: Rogers. Richard W: Lodi. N.J . Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine. Rogers, Rodney D: Phillipsburg. Sophomore, Pre-Forestry Rogge,
Thomas K: Washington, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Roglin, Virginia
R: Quincy, Freshman, Physical Education.
SECOND ROW: Rohla. Joann E: Formoso, Sophomore, Dietetics and Insti-
tutional Management. Rohles, Nancy B: Manhattan, Freshman, Psycholo-
gy Rohr, Dale R: Overland Park, Sophomore, Accounting Rohr, Joyce J:
Burlington, Sophomore, General.
THIRD ROW: Rohrer, Carole J: Hutchinson, Junior, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Rokey, Garry J: Sabetha, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine Roland,
David M: Wichita, 01, Architecture. Rollenhagen, Larry E: Onaga, Fresh-
man, Animal Husbandry.
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FOURTH ROW: Rollin, Herbert P: Kansas City, Freshman. Industrial Engi-
neering Rollins, Larry W: Wichita, Sophomore, Accounting Romig, Tho-
mas J: Manhattan, Freshman, General. Romine, Gary L: Osage, Junior,
Mechanical Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Ronnau, Charles F: St. Marys, Sophomore, Animal Husban-
dry. Roode, Thomas M: Fairbury, Neb, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry
Roof, Donald B: Manhattan, Freshman, History. Roohms, Janet F: St
John, Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
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SIXTH ROW: Roper, Barbara J: Manhattan, Freshman, Art. Rorick, Jerre
K: Johnson, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Rork, Dennis E: Mul-
vane. Junior, Music Education Roscoe, Jerry E: Junction City, Freshman,
Technical Journalism
SEVENTH ROW: Rose, Bruce E: Holton, Freshman, Pre-Forestry Rose,
Carmie J: Topeka, Sophomore, English. Rose, Marita K: Prescott, Fresh-
man, Family and Child Development Rose, Sara A: Shawnee Mission,
Freshman, General
EIGHTH ROW: Rose, Theresa K: Overbrook, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Rose, Van L: Lenexa, Junior, Secondary Education Rosen,
Harvey I: Brooklyn, NY, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Rosenow,
Nola M: Clay Center, Junior, Music Education
BOTTOM ROW: Rosness, Randall L: Seattle, Wash., Freshman, Pre-Law.
Ross, Cheryl J: Kansas City, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Ross,
Cynthia L: Leavenworth, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Ross, Lin-
da M: LaCygne, Freshman, Music Education
611
Underclassmen: Ros-San
TOP ROW: Ross, Wayne A: Webber, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering.
Ross, William R: Beloit, Junior, Secondary Education. Rossito, Richard L:
Wichita, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Rostine, Kathleen A:
Hutchinson, Freshman, General Home Economics.
SECOND ROW: Roswurm, Richard C: Colorado Springs, Colo., Freshman,
Electrical Engineering Roswurm, Richard D: Harper, Freshman. Nuclear
Engineering. Roth, Gene M: Whitewater, Freshman, Agricultural Engineer-
ing. Roth, Janet S: Atchison, Sophomore, Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW: Roth, Janice L: LaCygne, Sophomore, Pre-Nursing Roth,
John H: Ellinwood, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Roth, Rob R:
Lakewood, Colo., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Rothfuss, Jerry W:
Clifton, Sophomore, Agronomy.
FOURTH ROW: Rotman, Jennifer B: Cawker City, Sophomore, Pre-Ele-
mentary Education. Rottering, Quintin N: Cunningham, Junior, Mechani-
cal Engineering. Rottinghaus, Carol A: Corning, Freshman, General.
Roush, Roger E: Stafford, Freshman, Architectural Structures.
FIFTH ROW: Rowland, John R: Rockford, III , Junior, Electrical Engineer-
ing. Rowland, Larry E: Troy, Junior, Agricultural Education. Rowlen, Craig
S: Belleville, Junior, Business Administration Royer, Linda L: Arnngton,
Freshman, General Home Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Ruble, Connie J: San Mateo, Calif., Freshman, Business
Administration. Ruder, Gary J: Hays, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Rudick, Douglas D: Bellerose, NY., Freshman, General. Ruediger, Nor-
man E: Topeka, Junior, Pre-Dentistry.
SEVENTH ROW: Rueter, Leon B: Ocheyedan, Iowa, Freshman, Mechanical
Engineering. Ruff, Donna J: Newton, Freshman, Medical Technology.
Ruff, Patricia A: Logan, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Ruff,
Rodney L: Ness City, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Ruggles, Patricia A: Manhattan, Sophomore, Physical
Therapy Ruhnke, Dennis N: Troy, Freshman, Biological Science. Ruhnke,
Robert A: Atchison. Freshman, General Rule, John R: Norton, Freshman,
Veterinary Medicine.
BOTTOM ROW: Rule, Sharron J: Norton, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Rumsey, Benjamin T: Council Grove, Freshman. Electrical En-
gineering. Rumsey, Gary O: Wichita. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
Rumsey, Gilbert E: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
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TOP ROW: Rundle, Danny L: Clay Center, Freshman. Horticulture Runft,
Myron G: Scandia. Sophomore, Animal Husbandry Rupp, Janet S: Man-
hattan, Junior. Secondary Education Rupp. Susan K: Wakeeney, Fresh-
man, General
SECOND ROW Rusink, Larry E: Norton, Junior, Accounting Russ, Debo-
rah J: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Russ, Roger A:
Natoma, Junior, Agricultural Mechanization. Russell, Dennis D: Wichita,
Freshman, Business Administration
THIRD ROW: Russell, Glenda J: Wichita, Sophomore, Art Russell, Lettye
E: Belle Plain. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Russell, Phillip E:
Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Law Russett, Fay O: Ulysses, Junior.
General Agriculture.
FOURTH ROW Rust, Gail L: Franklin, Neb, Freshman, Mathematics.
Rust, Linda M: Goodland, Junior, Business Administration. Rust, Tony L:
Junction City, Sophomore, Business Administration Rutherford, Charles:
Richmond Heights, Mo.. Sophomore. Political Science
FIFTH ROW: Rutherford, Michael R: Anthony. Freshman, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Rutledge, Barbara L: Wichita, 01, Architecture Ryan, Helen
M: Leavenworth, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Ryan, John J:
Dover, N J, Junior. Physics.
SIXTH ROW: Ryan, Margaret J: Wichita, Sophomore, Speech Therapy
Ryan, Robert D: Kansas City, Freshman, Civil Engineering. Ryan, Ruth A:
Leavenworth, Sophomore, Interior Design Ryan, William D: Solomon,
Junior, Agricultural Economics.
SEVENTH ROW: Ryman, Jeffrey C: Dunlap. Sophomore, Nuclear Engi-
neering Sack, James L: St Marys, Freshman, Architectural Structures
Sack, Mary B: Wichita, Freshman, Chemistry Sailor, Thomas C: Wichita.
01 . Architecture
EIGHTH ROW: Salter, Beverly J: Wakefield, Sophomore. Landscape Archi-
tecture. Salvino, Sharon K: Overland Park, Sophomore, General Home
Economics. Sanborn, Karen J: Junction City. Junior. Secondary Education
Sanders, James N : Laurel, Miss., Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
BOTTOM ROW: Sanders, Marlena K: Cummings. Junior, Home Econom-
ics Education. Sanders, Priscilla D: Overland Park, Freshman, Social Sci-
ence Sanders, Randee L: Junction City, Freshman, General. Sanders,
Sandra K: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
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Underclassmen: San-Sch
TOP ROW: Sandy, Paula K: Osborne, Junior. Home Economics Education.
Sanford, Linda K: Belleville, Sophomore, Chemistry. Sanford, Paula L:
Manhattan, Sophomore. Music Education. Sanner. Ann M: Manhattan,
Freshman, General.
SECOND ROW: San Ronani, David L: Emporia, Sophomore, Electrical
Engineering. Sargent, Charles E: Olsburg. Freshman, Agricultural Econom-
ics Saror, Daniel I: Zaki-Biam. Nigeria, Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Sauble, Mary A: Cedar Point, Freshman, Art.
THIRD ROW: Saunders, Sonya K: Wichita, Freshman. Home Economics
Education Saunders, Stephen M: Kansas City, 02, Architecture. Sauvage,
Trudy L: Oberlin, Freshman, Business Administration Savage, Cathy G:
Kansas City, Mo., Sophomore, Social Science.
FOURTH ROW: Sawyer, Brenda G: Bird City, Freshman, Dietetics and In-
stitutional Management. Sawyer, Cheryl D: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pol-
itical Science Sawyer, Jimmy L: Conway, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Sawyer, Linda R: Bird City, Freshman, Home Economics Education.
FIFTH ROW: Sawyer, Steve D: Salina, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
Sawyer, William K: Hutchinson, Sophomore, General Saye, Dee A: Par-
sons, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Sayre, Stephen R: Ensign,
Sophomore, Mathematics
SIXTH ROW: Scarrow, Boyd L: Mankato, Junior, Accounting. Schafer,
Joann: Junction City, Junior. Secondary Education. Schafer, Mary J: Nor-
ton, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Schafer, Sidonie A: Wichita,
Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Schafer, Vance D: Conway, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education. Schaible, Charles A: Fairview, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry.
Schaller, Gregory D: Lewis, Sophomore, Pre-Law Schanefelt, Dennis D:
Abilene, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry
EIGHTH ROW: Schaper, Mary K: Peck, Junior, General Home Economics.
Schartz, Barry L: Ellinwood, Freshman, General. Schauble, Linda L: Over-
land Park, Sophomore, Art. Scheaffer, Daryl R: Abilene, Sophomore Ac-
counting.
BOTTOM ROW: Schear, William C: Lafayette. La.. Sophomore. Mechani-
cal Engineering Scheele, Marvin L: Clay Center. Freshman, Mathematics.
Scheetz, Nancy K: Topeka, Freshman, Home Economics and Journalism.
Scheid, Paula S: Whiting, Freshman, General.
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TOP ROW: Schell, Mary K: Marysville. Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Schermerhorn, Barbara: Junction City. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Scheuerman, Perry O: Bison. Junior. Chemical Engineering. Schick.
Leroy W: Logan. Freshman. Accounting
SECOND ROW: Schimpf, Cheryl A: Marion, Junior, Home Economics
Education. Schimpf, Gene L: Marion, Sophomore, General. Schimpf,
Mary A: Marion, Freshman, Home Economics Education Schinstock,
Eugene E: Kinsley, Junior, Technical Journalism
THIRD ROW: Schinstock, Jackie L: Spearville, Freshman, Agricultural
Education Schirokofsky, Neal R: Topeka, Freshman, General Schlepp,
Jeffrey A: St. Francis, Freshman, Chemistry. Schlesinger, Richard: Rechi-
cago. III., Sophomore, Physical Education.
FOURTH ROW: Schlickau, John H: Argonia. Freshman, Animal Husban-
dry. Schlosser, Bryon R: Kansas City. Junior. Accounting Schmidler,
Kathleen: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Modern Languages. Schmidt, Arthur
E: Ft. Riley, Sophomore, General.
FIFTH ROW: Schmidt, David E: Syracuse. Sophomore. Accounting.
Schmidt, Dennis: Kansas City, 02, Architecture. Schmidt, Fred L: Kinsley,
Freshman, Civil Engineering Schmidt, Gerald D: Newton, Sophomore,
Business Administration.
SIXTH ROW: Schmidt, Ingeborg U: Souderton, Pa., Freshman, Pre-Sec-
ondary Education. Schmidt, Kathleen A: Solomon, Sophomore. Art
Schmidt, Kathleen M: Oberlin, Freshman, Clothing Retailing Schmidt,
Merrill K: Newton. Junior. Animal Husbandry.
SEVENTH ROW: Schmidt, Patricia A: Salina. Sophomore. Psychology
Schmidt, Richard W: Beaverton. Ore, Sophomore, Milling Science and
Management. Schmidt, Sharon A: Lehigh, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Schmidt, Wolfgang P: Paola, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Schmitt, Michael K: Fairview, Freshman, General
Schmoll, Marilyn L: Wellington, Freshman, Home Economics Education
Schneickert, George: Altamont, Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Schneid-
er, Beverly A: Summerfield. Junior. Home Economics Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Schneider, Norman R: Dorrance. Junior. Veterinary Medi-
cine. Schnepp, Sheryl R: Abilene, Junior, Pre-Medicine. Schnittker, Ger-
ald L: Cunningham, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering Schoeff, Marcia
L: Manhattan. Freshman, Home Economics and Nursing
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Underclassmen: Sch-Seb
TOP ROW: Schoenbeck, Thomas L: Junction City. Freshman, Business
Administration. Schoenfelder, James C: Bethel, 02. Architecture. Schoen-
thaler, Barbara: Ogallah, Sophomore, Home Economics Education
Schoenthaler, Terry: Ellis, Junior, Agricultural Education.
SECOND ROW: Scholler, Catherine: Great Bend, Special, Biological Sci-
ence. Scholz, Paul R: Lancaster, Sophomore, General Agriculture. Scholz,
Robert E: Huron. Junior, Secondary Education, Schorling, Steven M:
McPherson, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering.
THIRD ROW Schotanus. Nan L: Kansas City, Mo.. Freshman. Clothing
Retailing Schott, Donald W: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Mechanical Engi-
neering Schrader, Dorothy J: Lancaster, Junior, Secondary Education.
Schrandt, Robert L: Glasco, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics.
FOURTH ROW: Schreck, Larry D: San Antonio, Tex . Sophomore, Bakery
Management. Schreiber, William B: Overland Park. Sophomore. Mathe-
matics Schreuder, Linda E: Cawker City. Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration. Schrepei, Eric R : Wichita, 0 1 , Architecture.
FIFTH ROW: Schrieber, Janice K: Soldier, Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Schriner, Kent K: Albert. Freshman, Agricultural Mechanization. Schrock,
Mark D: Hazelton, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering Schroeder, Lon-
nie D: Beverly, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
SIXTH ROW: Schroeder, Polly A: Lorraine. Freshman, English Schroeder,
Ruth E: Green, Junior, Music Education Schroeppel, Michele: Kansas
City, Sophomore. Home Economics and Journalism. Schubert, Phillis A:
Great Bend. Special, Pre-Dentistry Hygiene.
SEVENTH ROW: Schulke, Dwight A: Wichita. Freshman. Chemical Engi-
neering Schulte, Lawrence A: Maple Hill, 04. Chemical Engineering.
Schulte, Ronald D: Little River, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
Schulteis, Susan J : Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education
EIGHTH ROW: Schultz, George W: Shatluck. Okla., Sophomore. Business
Administration Schultz, Joel S: Buffalo. NY. 04. Architecture. Schultz,
Linda S: Lucas. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Schultz, Stanley L:
Lamed, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Schultz, Steven L: Larned, Sophomore, Physical Educa-
tion. Schultz, Vicki L: Junction City, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion Schulz, Gary D: Newton, Freshman, Speech Schumacher, John A:
Buena Park, Cal . Freshman, Wildlife Conservation.
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TOP ROW: Schunke, Robert A: Buffalo. NY. Freshman, Architectural
Structures. Schurle. Fred E: Manhattan, Junior. Business Administration.
Schutte, Susan L: Wichita. Junior. Sociology. Schwab, Carl F: Wichita,
Sophomore, Business Administration.
SECOND ROW: Schwab, Susan A: Portland, Ore.. Sophomore. Speech.
Schwartz, Joseph M: Basehor, Sophomore. Zoology. Schwarz, Victor L:
Grinnell. Freshman, Animal Husbandry. Schweitzer, Ann C: Clay Center.
Sophomore. Physical Education.
THIRD ROW: Schweitzer, Mary E: Penokee, Junior. Home Economics
Education. Schwendener, Linda S: Topeka. Freshman, Technical Journal-
ism. Schwilling, Linda G: Cottonwood Falls, Sophomore, Home Econom-
ics Education Schwindt, Diane J: LaCrosse, Sophomore, General
FOURTH ROW: Scoby, David H: Sabetha, 01. Architecture Scoby, Linda
J: Sabetha, Freshman, General Scott, Alan J: Jennings. 04. Secondary
Education. Scott, Alan W: Wichita. Freshman, Business Administration.
FIFTH ROW: Scott, Calvin K: Delavan, Freshman, Accounting Scott, Carl
A: Jamestown, Freshman, Business Administration Scott, Catherine E:
Morrowville, Junior, Home Economics Education Scott, David L: Bloom,
Sophomore, Physical Science.
SIXTH ROW: Scott, Dennis L: Wellington, Junior, Business Administration
Scott, Harry M : Wetmore, Junior, Nuclear Engineering. Scott, James L:
Baxter Springs, Sophomore, Industrial Engineering. Scott, Karen E: Wichi-
ta, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
SEVENTH ROW: Scott, Kathryn A: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Sociology.
Scott, Kenneth A: Morrowville, Junior, Secondary Education Scott, Laura
L: Larned, Sophomore, Technical Journalism. Scott, Marcia K: Wichita,
Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Scott, Rachel A: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Home Eco-
nomics and Journalism. Scott, Richard L: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Law.
Scott, Ronald A: Cottonwood Falls. Freshman. Feed Science and Manage-
ment Scott, Saundra K: Smith Center. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion.
BOTTOM ROW: Scott, Susan I: Jennings. Freshman, Interior Design
Scully, Susan J: Wamego, Freshman. Music Education. Seaman, Pamela
J: Salma. Junior. Clothing Retailing Seballoz, Daniel J: Belleville. Fresh-
man. Accounting.
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Underclassmen: Seb-Shi
TOP ROW: Sebesta, Linda J: Wilson, Junior. Home Economics Education.
Sebastian, Mary K: Overland Park. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
Sebree, Robert A: Salina. Freshman. Agronomy Sedlacek, Elizabeth:
Marysville. Freshman. Psychology.
SECOND ROW: Sedlacek, Randall L: Russell. Freshman. Civil Engineer-
ing. See, Ronald E: Emporia. Junior. Statistics. Seefeldt, Alvin L: Chanute,
03. Architecture Seel, Charles J : Overland Park. Sophomore. Economics.
THIRD ROW: Seibel, Patricia S: Overland Park. Sophomore. Family and
Child Development Seibert, Gary D: Macksville. Junior. Animal Husban-
dry Seidel, William A: Ashland, Freshman, Electrical Engineering Seide-
man, Jeffrey S: New York City, NY., 01, Architecture.
FOURTH ROW: Seigle, James L: Sharon Springs, Freshman, Mathemat-
ics Seitz, Martha J: Junction City, Sophomore, Medical Technology.
Seitz, Patricia A: Leavenworth, Junior. History. Seitz, Ronald E: Burchard.
Neb., Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Selbe, Nancy S: Hoxie. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing Sell,
Philip L: Fredonia, Junior. Pre-Forestry. Sellers, Janet K: Anthony. Sopho-
more. Clothing Retailing Selsor, Nancy K: Boonville. Mo.. Sophomore.
Secondary Education
SIXTH ROW: Ser, Elliot M: Junction City. Sophomore. Mathematics. Ser-
rien, Allan D: Lincoln. Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Serwich, Alan
F: Wilmette. Ill , 02, Architecture Setzkorn, Roger L: Rock, Sophomore,
General Agriculture.
SEVENTH ROW Severance, Anita J: Beloit, Freshman, Psychology. Seve-
rin, Charles G: Crete, Neb, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Sewart,
Diana C: Overland Park, Freshman, Home Economics and Liberal Arts.
Sexson, Terry N: Weskan, Freshman, Biological Sciences.
EIGHTH ROW: Sexton, Joseph G: Manhattan, Sophomore. Accounting.
Seybert, Alice F: Meade. Junior. Art. Seyfert, Earl H: Humboldt, Junior,
General Seyler, Dale L: Ottawa, Freshman. Civil Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Seyler, Mary J: Lawrence. Sophomore. Landscape Archi-
tecture. Seymour, Cathy E: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education.
Seymour, James C: Bird City, Junior, Agricultural Education. Shade, Ja-
net L: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education.
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TOP ROW: Shaffer, James C: Overland Park, Sophomore. Pre-Law Shaf-
fer, Jane A: Wichita. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Shaffer,
Ronald L: Kansas City, 02, Architecture Shalkoski, Victor: Leavenworth.
Junior, Technical Journalism
SECOND ROW: Shank, Diana L: Overland Park, Sophomore, Home Eco-
nomics and Journalism. Shank, Richard E: New Cambria, Freshman. Polit-
ical Science Shannon, Carol S: Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary
Education. Shannon, Kenneth D: Burden, 01, Architecture
THIRD ROW: Sharp, Susan L: Dighton, Freshman, Sociology Sharp,
Thomas L: Belle Plain, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering Shaw, Linda C:
Wichita, Freshman, General Shaw, Nancy A: Grainfield, Freshman. Home
Economics Education.
FOURTH ROW: Shawver, Janie A: Wichita, Freshman, General Home
Economics. Shay, Larry D: Tecumseh, Sophomore, Civil Engineering
Sheetz, Jane A: St. Joseph, Mo, Sophomore, General Shehi, Linda K:
Wichita, Sophomore, Speech
FIFTH ROW: Sheik, Alice J: Bern, Junior, Secondary Education Sheik,
Jean A: Bern, Junior, Physical Education Sheldon, Deborah A: Cunning-
ham. Freshman, General Sheldon, Randall E: Cunningham, Junior. Agri-
cultural Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Shelley, John M: Overland Park, Freshman, Business Admin-
istration. Shelor, Robert S: Minneola. Junior, Pre-Medicine. Shelton,
Edward J : Minneola, Sophomore. Agricultural Education Shenkel, Jeffrey
L: Manhattan. Junior. Economics.
SEVENTH ROW: Shepek, Donald L: Haddam. Junior, Accounting. Shep-
pard, Richard D: Olathe, Junior, Physical Education Sher, David E: Wash-
ington, DC, Junior, Pre-Law. Sherer, Sharon A: Holton, Freshman, Interior
Design.
EIGHTH ROW: Sherlock, Stephen A: St Francis, Freshman, Animal Hus-
bandry Sherraden, Dennis R: Junction City, Junior, Pre-Dentistry Sherra-
den, Julie D: Abilene, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Sherwood,
Charlotte O: Olathe, Sophomore. General
BOTTOM ROW Shideler, Robert W: Topeka. Sophomore. General Shiel,
Daniel J : Prairie Village. Junior. Civil Engineering Shields, Dorothy J : Sal-
ma. Junior. Elementary Education. Shields, Glenn W: Lincolnville. Sopho-
more. Agricultural Engineering.
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Underclassmen: Shi-Ski
TOP ROW: Shields, Judy D: Reading. Freshman. General Home Econom-
ics Shier, Eleanor R: Gypsum. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education.
Shilling, Pamela J: Manhattan, Freshman, General Shilling, Steve A:
Westphalia, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
SECOND ROW: Shimer, James C: Topeka, Freshman, General. Shipley,
Michael J: Mission, Junior, Pre-Law. Shipman, Janet K: Leawood, Fresh-
man, Pre-Elementary Education. Shipman, Robert H: Marysville, Sopho-
more, General
THIRD ROW: Shirk, Thomas R: Overland Park. Freshman, Mechanical
Engineering. Shirley, Cynthia D: Wichita, Freshman, General. Shivers,
Karen S: Holton, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Shoemaker, Ri-
chard E: Manhattan, Freshman, Feed Science and Management.
FOURTH ROW Shoemaker, William L: Wellington, Junior, Horticulture.
Shorb, Nancy L: Liberal, Sophomore, Sociology Shotts, Robert S: Shaw-
nee, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering. Shoup, Charlotte A: Belle Plain,
Sophomore, Radio and Television Home Economics.
FIFTH ROW: Shoup, Marcia E: Belle Plain, Freshman, Pre-Secondary
Education Shove, Craig R: Onaga, Junior, Sociology Showalter, Dennis
R: Holyrood, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Showalter, Jerry D:
Holyrood. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW: Shrauner, Harry S: Elkhart, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Shrock, Jay W: Tyro, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Shrock, Lucy A:
Marysville, Freshman, General. Shubert, Jerry J: Council Grove. Freshman,
Mechanical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Shubert, Larry R: Council Grove. Junior. General Agricul-
ture. Shucart, James: St. Louis. Mo., Sophomore, Business Administration.
Shull, Terry L: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Economics. Shumate,
Phyllis M: Eskridge, Freshman, Home Economics Education
EIGHTH ROW: Shupe, George E: Honolulu, Hawaii, Sophomore, General.
Shupe, John W: Honolulu, Hawaii, Junior, Nuclear Engineering. Shurts,
James A: Asherville, Freshman, Agricultural Journalism. Sibley, Gwen I:
Colby. 04. Foods and Nutrition.
BOTTOM ROW Sibley, Veryl B: Lewis, 05, Veterinary Medicine. Sidebot-
tom, Willa F: Wichita, Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Manage-
ment. Siebert, James C: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Law. Siefkes, David L:
Great Bend. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
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TOP ROW: Siemens, Ellen K: Buhler, Junior, Elementary Education. Siem-
sen, Gary W: Lebanon. Sophomore, Business Administration. Sieverin,
Andree J: Clay Center, Junior, Home Economics Education. Sievers,
Ralph E: Bridgewater, S D., Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine
SECOND ROW: Sigle, Arris A: Osborne, Freshman, General Agriculture
Sigley, Janora A: Newton, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry. Sigwing, Ri-
chard B: Phillipsburg, Sophomore, Accounting. Sill, Webster H: Manhat-
tan, Sophomore, Business Administration.
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THIRD ROW: Silver, Donna L: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Simmons, David H: Wellington, 02, Architecture. Simmons,
Donna R: Shawnee, Sophomore, Family and Child Development Sim-
mons, Leroy D: Russell, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
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FOURTH ROW: Simmons, Steven W: Independence, Freshman, Agrono-
my. Simon, Diane P: Conway Springs. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Simons, Barbara I: Haviland, Junior, Elementary Education. Simons,
KentS: W. Byfleet, England, Freshman, Psychology.
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FIFTH ROW: Simpson, Judy E: Kiowa, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion, Simpson, Leslie A: Hazelton, Freshman, Business Administration.
Simpson, William B: Clay Center, Freshman, Electrical Engineering Sims,
Gary D: Berryton, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine
SIXTH ROW: Sims, Lana S: Oakley. Sophomore, General Home Econom-
ics Sims, Marcia G: Hutchinson, Junior, Elementary Education Sine, Wil-
liam P: Mission, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Singer, Leland O: Hol-
ton. Junior, Physical Science.
SEVENTH ROW: Singular, Nancy A: Lyndon, Freshman. Clothing Retail-
ing. Sinn, Lawrence E: Mahaska, Freshman, Animal Husbandry Sipes,
John C: Russell, Sophomore, Accounting Sisco, Danny P: Mound Valley,
Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Siuda, Gerald R: Tonawanda, NY, Freshman. Civil Engi-
neering Skach, James C: Wichita. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering.
Skalka, Dennis R: Deweese. Neb.. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Skates,
Lenna D: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Art
BOTTOM ROW: Skeuse, Elaine J: Stockton, NY.. Freshman. Interior De-
sign. Skeuse, John T: Stockton, N.J., Junior. Business Administration.
Skeuse, Thomas J: Stockton. N.J . Sophomore, Animal Husbandry Skid-
more, Nancy L: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
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Underclassmen: Ski-Smi
TOP ROW: Skinner, George H: Topeka, Freshman, Wildlife Conservation.
Skolaut, Beverly J: Great Bend. Freshman, Interior Design. Skolaut,
Glenda A: Manhattan, Freshman, Home Economics and Nursing Skow,
Andy M: Prairie Village, Junior, Mechanical Engineering
SECOND ROW Slaven, James J: Beloit, Sophomore, General Slaven,
Stanley M: Cawker City, Junior, Humanities. Sleichter, Jerry W: Abilene.
Sophomore, Animal Husbandry. Slentz, Sharyn L: Kansas City, Mo., Junior,
Humanities.
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THIRD ROW: Slimmer, Dennis R: Holton, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
Slimmer, Stephen R: Holton, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Slim-
mer, Sylvia C: Holton, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education Slinkman,
Craig W: Emporium, Pa , Freshman, Physics
FOURTH ROW Sloan, Diana S: Holton, Freshman, Mathematics. Sloan,
Nancy J: Mission, Junior, Home Economics Education Sloat, David E:
Manhattan, Freshman, Chemistry. Sloop, Trudy C: Newton, Freshman,
General
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FIFTH ROW: Slothower, Becky M: Wichita, Junior, Home Economics and
Journalism. Slough, Freddie L: Garden City, Sophomore, General. Slupi-
anek, Lawrence: Marysville, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering Slush-
er, Steven H: Valley Center, Freshman. Veterinary Medicine.
SIXTH ROW Smalley, Suzanne M: Wichita. Junior, Medical Technology.
Smart, Deanna F: Osage City, Freshman, Psychology Smith, Betty J:
Hopewell, Freshman, General Home Economics Smith, Burton G: Hazel-
ton, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering
SEVENTH ROW: Smith, Carey L: Claflin, Sophomore, Sociology. Smith,
Carolin K: Osawkie, Freshman, General Home Economics. Smith, Celia
A: Wichita, Freshman, General. Smith, Christine L: Council Grove, Fresh-
man, Modern Languages
EIGHTH ROW: Smith, Corydon: Manhattan, 04, Architecture. Smith,
David R: Onaga, Sophomore, Agricultural Mechanization. Smith, Delan-
cey A: Quivera Lake, Sophomore, English Smith, Duane B: Eudora. 04,
Nuclear Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Smith, Eugene C: St. Paul. Freshman, Chemical Engineer-
ing. Smith, Evelyn K: Minneapolis, Freshman, General. Smith, Geraldine
A: Leavenworth. Sophomore, Modern Languages. Smith, Gregory K:
Emporia, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering.
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Waiting for their one o'clock class to begin, students read one
of the 160 editions of the Collegians published each school
year. The paper, which is an average 12 pages, is printed at
noon in Kedzie, and distributed in buildings throughout campus.
TOP ROW: Smith, Gwendolyn G: Oberlin, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary
Education. Smith, Harry G: Wakeeney, Freshman, Milling Science and
Management. Smith, James F: Minneola, Sophomore. Electrical Engineer-
ing Smith, James T: Valley Falls, Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering.
SECOND ROW Smith, Janice E: Wamego, Sophomore. Elementary Edu-
cation Smith, John D: Junction City. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering
Smith, Joyce M: Almena, Junior. Housing and Equipment Smith, Judith
A: Walnut. Freshman, Home Economics and Journalism.
THIRD ROW: Smith, Larry A: Colby, Sophomore. Electrical Engineering.
Smith, Laura D: Clay Center, Sophomore, Physical Therapy Smith, Lee-
land A: Prairie Village, Freshman, Civil Engineering. Smith, Linda S: Shaw-
nee Mission, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
FOURTH ROW: Smith, Lora M: Larned, Junior, Home Economics and
Journalism. Smith, Marsha S: Creve Coeur, Mo., Freshman, General Home
Economics. Smith, Nancy J: Hutchinson, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation Smith, Patrick A: Lompoc, Calif, Sophomore, Industrial Engineer-
ing.
BOTTOM ROW: Smith, Philip M: Liberal, Freshman, Electrical Engineer-
ing. Smith, Prudence L: Garden City. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Smith, Reuben M: Orange, N.J., Sophomore. Civil Engineering Smith,
Rex D: Santa Barbara, Calif.. Sophomore. Business Administration
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Underclassmen: Smi-Sta
TOP ROW: Smith, Richard A: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Wildlife Conserva-
tion. Smith. Rita A: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education.
Smith, Robert A: Pittsburg, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry. Smith, Rob-
ert Gene: Sedan, Junior, Agricultural Mechanization,
SECOND ROW: Smith, Ronald J: Erie, Junior, Agricultural Education.
Smith, Ronald W: Great Bend, 03, Architecture. Smith, Roy L: Dewitt.
Neb , Freshman, Veterinary Medicine Smith, Stephen A: Wamego, Soph-
omore, Physics.
THIRD ROW: Smith, Steven V: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Business Admin-
istration. Smith, Suzanne H: Greensburg. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing
Smith, Ty D: Junction City, Freshman, Physical Education. Smith, Verle A:
Hutchinson, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
FOURTH ROW: Smith, Virgil L: Weskan, Sophomore, Wildlife Conserva-
tion. Smoll, Susan L: Wichita, Freshman. Home Economics Education.
Smutz, Darryl D: Meade. Junior, Business Administration. Smutz, Susan:
Salina, Freshman, Modern Languages.
FIFTH ROW: Snell, Sharrie A: Garden City, Sophomore, Sociology Sneth-
en, Donald D: Goodland, Sophomore, Agricultural Mechanization. Snider,
Anne C: Bay Village. Ohio, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Snod-
derley, John A: Howard, Freshman, Chemistry.
SIXTH ROW: Snodgrass, Stephen E: Winfield, Freshman, Physical Educa-
tion Snow, Karen M: Lawrence, Freshman. General Home Economics.
Snyder, Dallas F: Duncannon, Pa.. Junior, Speech. Snyder, Karen S: Otta-
wa, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
SEVENTH ROW: Snyder, Steven A: Walton, Ind . Sophomore. Physical
Education Snyder, Thomas E: Arkansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Medicine.
Socolofsky, Barbara: Scott City, Junior, Physical Education Socolofsky,
Robert M: Manhattan. Sophomore, General
EIGHTH ROW: Sodergren, Pamela A: Mission, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education Soldner, Liana S: Salina. Sophomore, Family and Child Deve-
lopment Solenberger, David R: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Business
Administration Souder, Constance J: Augusta, Sophomore, Family and
Child Development.
EIGHTH ROW: Soupiset, Donald L: Elkhart, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine. Sowers, Don W: Murdock, Sophomore, Agricultural Education.
Spacek, Sheryl G: Kansas City, Freshman, General Spachek, Carole E:
Lincolnville, Freshman, Family and Child Development.
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TOP ROW: Spainhour, Paul L: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore. Electrical
Engineering. Spalding, Robert E: Greenville, S.C.. Freshman, Pre-Veteri-
nary Medicine Spangler, M. Jill: Leawood, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education Spangler, Michael S : Liberal, 0 1 , Architecture
SECOND ROW: Sparks, Ellen E: Tonganoxie, Freshman, General Home
Economics. Sparks, Judith A: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Econom-
ics. Sparks, Ralph V: Zurich, Sophomore, Economics Spaulding, Stuart
A: Cheney, Junior, Civil Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Spear, Marjorie A: Sharon, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Edu-
cation Spears, Jacqueline D: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Physics. Spease,
Beth A: Des Moines, Iowa, Freshman, Physical Therapy Speer, Billy L:
Lakin, Freshman, Chemistry
FOURTH ROW: Spellman, Gail E: Gypsum. Sophomore, Dietetics and In-
stitutional Management. Spellman, Wayne E: Gypsum, Sophomore, Busi-
ness Administration. Spence, Carol S: Glasco, Freshman. Business Admin-
istration Spencer, Donna M: Prairie Village. Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education.
FIFTH ROW: Spencer, Robert D: Arlington. Va., Freshman, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Spencer, Robert L: Alma, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
Spicher, Beverly D: Wetmore, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Spielman, Norval K: Lebo, Freshman. General Agriculture
SIXTH ROW: Spiers, Margie J: Oakley. Junior. History Spies, Stephen B:
Brooklyn, NY, Freshman. Pre-Vetennary Medicine Spingler, Richard H:
Topeka, Sophomore, Business Administration. Spitsnogle, Sherri D: Odell,
Neb., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
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SEVENTH ROW: Sprague, Viola J: Falconer, NY. Junior. Bacteriology.
Sprang, Fred G: Baxter Springs. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering
Sprang, Janet D: Effingham, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Spratt,
Dennis M: Ellsworth, Freshman, General.
EIGHTH ROW: Springer, Jeffrey A: Overland Park, Sophomore, General.
Sramek, Marilyn K: Atwood. Freshman. Sociology. Staab, Carol J: Tope-
ka. Sophomore, General. Staab, Michael J: New York, NY, Junior. Politi-
cal Science.
BOTTOM ROW: Stach, Robert E: Rossville, Sophomore. Veterinary Medi-
cine. Stacy, Rosanna P: Meade. Freshman. Psychology. Stadelman,
Stanley T: York, Pa., 02. Architecture Stafford, Colleen L: Great Bend.
Freshman. Physical Education.
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Underclassmen: Sta-Sti
TOP ROW: Stafford, Sharon: Belleville. Freshman, Modern Languages.
Stainbrook, Terry A: LaCygne, Freshman. Business Administration. Stal-
lard. Bill E: Williamstown, Freshman. Speech. Stallbaumer, Robert:
Frankfort, Sophomore. Agricultural Journalism.
SECOND ROW: Stallings, Cindy S: Topeka. Freshman. General Home
Economics. Stambaugh, Louis A: Prescott, Junior, Mechanical Engineer-
ing. Stamets, Jane O: Manhattan, Special, English. Stamey. Robert W:
Manhattan, Freshman. Physical Science
THIRD ROW: Standley, Mary A: Great Bend, Freshman, Business Admin-
istration Standridge, James A: Parsons. Sophomore. Wildlife Conserva-
tion. Stanley, James W: Atchison, Freshman, Political Science. Stanley,
Keith L: Kansas City, 04, Business Administration
FOURTH ROW: Stanley, Sharon A: Shawnee Mission, Freshman. Clothing
Retailing Stanton, Noel W: Emporia, 03, Architecture. Stapleton, Karen
A: Junction City, Sophomore, General Stark, Robert L: Loomis, Neb .
Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
FIFTH ROW: Starke, Robert F: Merrick, NY, 01, Architecture. Starkey,
Karen K: Strong City, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Starkweath-
er, Jo A. Clay Center, Sophomore, Modern Languages States, Alan E:
Logan, Junior, Economics.
SIXTH ROW States, Carolyn L: Kensington, Junior, Elementary Education
States, Gary L: Logan. Sophomore, General Agriculture. Staton, Jeffrey
W: Salina, Freshman, Civil Engineering St. Clair, Leigh W: Beaman. Iowa.
Junior. Animal Husbandry.
SEVENTH ROW: Stecklein, Alfred L: Ness City. Sophomore. Mechanical
Engineering Steele, Donita M: Halstead. Freshman. General Home Eco-
nomics Steele, Mark N: Northndge, Calif. Freshman, Mathematics
Steele, Richard E: Haverford, Pa, Junior, Civil Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Steele, Rosemary P: Prairie Village, Junior, Business Ad-
ministration Steen, Phillip J: Paola. Junior, Agricultural Education. Steen-
son, Merlyn G: Waterville, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Stee-
ples, Donald W: Palco, Junior. Geophysics.
BOTTOM ROW: Stegelin, Forrest E: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Ani-
mal Husbandry. Steinke, Susan B: Wichita, Junior, Elementary Education.
Steinman, Dale J : Chanute, Sophomore, General Agriculture. Steinmeyer,
Paul E: Augusta, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
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TOP ROW: Stelter, Lavern H: Wheaton. Freshman, Biological Science
Stenfors, Jack B: Bennington, Junior, Business Administration Stenger,
James T: Densmore, Junior, Chemistry Stenzel, Loren R: Ness City,
Freshman, Agronomy
SECOND ROW: Stephens, Barbara K: Salina. Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Stephens, David L: Paola, Freshman, Mathematics Stephens,
Donald J: Mohne, Sophomore, General Agriculture. Stephens, Elizabeth:
Leawood, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
THIRD ROW: Stephens, Judith L: Pierceville, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Stephens, Linda K: lola. Freshman, General Home Economics.
Stephens, Nanette L: Pierceville, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
Sterbenz, Janet M: El Dorado, Sophomore, Home Economics and Nurs-
ing.
FOURTH ROW: Sterling, Michael B: Hardtner, Freshman, Industrial Engi-
neering. Stevens, Allen R: Springfield, Neb., 04, Electrical Engineering.
Stevens, Deborah S: Ellinwood, Freshman, General Home Economics.
Stevens, Jill: Salina, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
FIFTH ROW: Stevens, Marsha L: Ottawa, Junior, Art Stevens, Michael
B: Calgary, Alberta, Junior, Electrical Engineering. Stevens, Rodney L:
Harper, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering Stevenson, John E: Shawnee
Mission, Sophomore, Civil Engineering
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SIXTH ROW: Steward, Barbara C: Clay Center, Sophomore. Pre-Second-
ary Education Stewart, Ann: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Education.
Stewart, Cheryl L: Kingman, Sophomore, Home Economics and Nursing.
Stewart, Frederick N: Leavenworth, Freshman. Pre-Law.
SEVENTH ROW. Stewart, Gary A: Prairie Village, Junior, Accounting.
Stewart, Jack M: Topeka, Junior, Accounting Stewart, Kathryn L: Sali-
na, Sophomore, Physical Education Stewart, Sandra K: Madison, Fresh-
man, General Home Economics.
EIGHTH ROW: Stewart, Vivian I: Bonner Springs, Freshman, Pre-Medi-
cine. Stiefel, Sue Z: Colorado Springs, Colo , Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education Stiffler, Dennis M: Lane, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
Stiles, Barbara A: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
BOTTOM ROW Stillwell, Grover R: Hoxie. 01, Architecture Stimach,
Theodore J: Kansas City, 02, Architecture. Stindt, Judith A: Redwood
City. Calif , Sophomore, Clothing Retailing Stites, Donald L: Junction City,
Sophomore, Architectural Engineering.
627
Underclassmen: Sto-Sun
TOP ROW: Stock, Donald R: Topeka. Sophomore, Animal Husbandry.
Stockham, Steven L: McPherson. Freshman, Chemistry Stocking, Sherry
L: Mayfield, Freshman, General Home Economics. Stoecker, Randall D:
Oakley, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry.
SECOND ROW: Stoever, Henry M: Frankfort, Freshman, Economics
Stogsdill, Jerry W: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Stohs,
Janice L: Bremen. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education Stoll, Johnny
E: Blencoe, Iowa, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics.
THIRD ROW: Stone, Robert W: Topeka, Freshman, Mechanical Engineer-
ing Stonehocker, Martha: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Edu-
cation. Stoner, Kenneth L: Garden City. Junior. Secondary Education.
Stones, Kent H: Lebanon, Sophomore, Agricultural Economics
FOURTH ROW: Storer, Harold E: Osborne, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Storrer, Carol A: Madison, Sophomore, Home Economics Education.
Storrer, Karen I: Madison, Junior, Home Economics Education. Stoskopf,
William A: Columbus. 02, Architecture.
FIFTH ROW: Stout, Barbara J: Ozawkie. Freshman. General Stout, Cecil
E: Alden. Freshman, General Stout, Kenneth E: Goodland, Sophomore,
Business Administration Stout, Marcia L: Cottonwood Falls, Sophomore,
Interior Design.
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SIXTH ROW Stout, Mary A: Lyndon, Freshman, General Home Econom-
ics Stout, Melvin J: Paxico, Junior, Landscape Architecture. Stout, Rob-
ert J: Minneapolis, Sophomore, General Stowell, Bradley W: Wichita,
Freshman, Pre-Law.
SEVENTH ROW: St. Pierre, Ruth M: Ames, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Strader, Carolyn J: Holton, Freshman. General Home Econom-
ics Strahm, Darlene S: Sabetha, Sophomore. Political Science Strahm,
Ronald L: Sabetha. Junior. General Agriculture.
EIGHTH ROW: Strate, Shela L: Kinsley. Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Strayer, Brenda K: Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Strecker, Glen E: Paradise, Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
Streeter, Arthur C: Manhattan. 04, Mechanical Engineering
BOTTOM ROW: Streit, Les D: Downs, Sophomore. Agricultural Education.
Stremel, Kathleen M: McCracken, Sophomore, Speech. Strieker, James
A: Shawnee Mission, Junior, History. Stricklin, Gary J: Liberal, Junior,
Psychology.
628
TOP ROW: Strine, John H: Effingham, Freshman, Wildlife Conservation.
Stritzke, Robert D: Cherryvale, Freshman, Poultry Science Stroda, Sherry
M : Hope, Freshman, General Home Economics. Strube, Roger L: Hiawa-
tha, Sophomore, Secondary Education.
SECOND ROW: Struss, Mark A: Wakeeney, Freshman, General Strutz.
Richard H: Beacon, NY, Sophomore, Industrial Engineering Stuart, Gre-
gory C: Clay Center, Freshman. General Stuart. James G: Glen Elder, Jun-
ior, Secondary Education.
THIRD ROW Stuart, Larry D: Glen Elder, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine Stuckey, Larry D: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine
Stucky, Gerald W: Pretty Prairie, Freshman, Agricultural Mechanization
Stucky, Jolene F: Pretty Prairie, Freshman. General
FOURTH ROW Stucky, Ronald L: Peabody, Freshman, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Stude, John W: Copeland, Junior, Accounting Stuessi, Janice L:
Prairie Village, Junior. Biological Sciences Stueve, Karl: Axtell. Freshman.
Mathematics.
FIFTH ROW: Stueve, Mark A: Axtell, 02, Architecture. Stull, Terry D:
Brownell, Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Stump, Jerry H: Blue Rapids.
Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medicine Stumpff, Lawrence C: DeSoto.
Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW: Sturgeon, Jerry L: Garden City, Junior, Electrical Engineer-
ing Suberkropp, Jerald L: Mendota, Junior, Chemistry Suchart, Carol A:
Prairie Village, Junior, Elementary Education. Suderman, Daniel A: New-
ton, Freshman, Civil Engineering
SEVENTH ROW: Suellentrop, Timothy: Great Bend, Freshman, Electrical
Engineering. Suggs, Fred W: Montgomery, Ala . Sophomore, Bakery Man-
agement. Suggs, Laura J: Bellevue, Neb , Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Med-
icine. Sullivan, Barbara J: Junction City, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Edu-
cation.
EIGHTH ROW: Sullivan, Jennifer K: Ulysses, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Sullivan, Patricia J: Havana, Sophomore, Home Economics
and Nursing Summers, Peggy A: Topeka, Sophomore, General Home
Economics Summers, Ronald J : Wamego, Freshman, Psychology.
BOTTOM ROW: Summers, Sara A: Topeka. Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Sumner, Ronald P: Topeka, Junior. Pre-Secondary Education Sundahl,
Thomas E: McPherson, Freshman. General. Sundberg, Virginia K: Linds-
borg. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
629
Underclassmen: Sun-Tay
TOP ROW: Sunderland, Elmer L: Summerfield. Sophomore. Industrial
Engineering. Surrett, Richard L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Electrical Engi-
neering Suster, Boris: Guayaquil. Ecuador, 04, Architecture. Sutcliffe,
Elizabeth: Grainfield, Sophomore. Home Economics Education
SECOND ROW: Sutherland, Eva J: lola. Junior. Animal Husbandry Suth-
erland, Lynn A: Manhattan. Freshman, Interior Design Sutley, Steven P:
Atchison, Freshman. Business Administration Swain, Charlotte L: Salina,
Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education.
THIRD ROW: Swain, Damon P: Salina. 03. Architecture Swain, Marion
K: Soldier, Junior, Art Swalwell, Arthur R: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Forest-
ry. Swan, Arthur T: Baldwin, Freshman, Wildlife Conservation
FOURTH ROW: Swan, Linda G: Great Bend, Freshman, Interior Design.
Swan, William S: Newell, S.D., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
Swander, William A: Prairie Village, Freshman, Business Administration.
Swanson, Michael R: Cohoes, NY. Freshman, Bakery Management.
FIFTH ROW: Swart, Clifford L: Seneca, Junior, Agricultural Education.
Swart, Donna G: White City, Sophomore, General. Swart, Roger R: Wil-
son, Junior, Civil Engineering. Swayze, Stephen W: Shawnee Mission,
Freshman, General.
SIXTH ROW: Sweat, June F: Cedar, Junior, Elementary Education. Swe-
denburg, Robert L: Salina, Junior, Physics Sweet, Dennis D: Hardy.
Neb., Freshman, General Agriculture. Sweet, Harold M: Hardy, Neb,
Sophomore, General Agriculture.
SEVENTH ROW: Swenson, Carol R: Alta Vista, Junior, Secondary Educa-
tion Swenson, David D: Salina, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. Swenson,
Dennis D: Salina, Freshman, Agricultural Economics. Swenson, Edward
L: Concordia, Freshman. Agricultural Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Swenson, Kenneth L: Clay Center. Freshman, Physical
Education. Swenson, Loren C: Concordia, Sophomore, General Agricul-
ture. Swenson, Richard L: Wichita. Junior. Business Administration.
Swenson, Sandra S: Topeka, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
BOTTOM ROW: Swenson, Vickey L: Wichita. Freshman. Modern Lan-
guages Swick, Dennis D: McPherson. Freshman. General. Swinney, Bill
C: Valley Center. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Swint, Nancy L:
Emporia. Freshman, General Home Economics.
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TOP ROW: Swisher. Rhae M: Manhattan, Freshman. Political Science.
Swisher, Terry L: Greensburg, Freshman, Physical Education Symns,
Donna L: Hutchinson. Freshman, Pie-Secondary Education Symns, Perrin
K: Atchison, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry
SECOND ROW Symons, Stanley M: Onaga, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education. Szafran, Thomas A: Detroit, Mich., Freshman, Bakery Manage-
ment Taber, Homer L: Murdock, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Tacktill,
Norman: New York, NY, Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medicine
THIRD ROW: Tadtman, Marilyn M: Manhattan. Junior. Secondary Educa-
tion Tallerday, Carolan M: Ft. Bragg. N.C., Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Med-
icine Talley, Allen G: Olathe, Sophomore, Physics Talley, Michael S: El
Dorado, Sophomore, Physical Therapy.
FOURTH ROW: Tangeman, Roy D: Baileyville. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary
Education Tangeman, Steven A: Newton, Freshman, Meteorology. Tan-
ner, Carole L: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Secondary Education Tan-
ner, James R: St. John, Freshman, Pre-Law
FIFTH ROW: Tanner, Linda G: Overland Park. Sophomore, General Home
Economics Taplin, Faye L: Ogden, Junior. Secondary Education Tarman,
Galen W: Augusta, Freshman, General Tarquinio, Paul M: Ahquippa, Pa..
Freshman, Bakery Management.
SIXTH ROW: Tarry, Michael C: Mulvane. Sophomore, Social Science.
Tarver, Phyllis A: Kansas City. Freshman, Modern Languages Tate, Can-
dis K: Abilene, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education Tate, Philip M: Cof-
feyville, Junior, Civil Engineering
SEVENTH ROW: Taylor, Barbara E: Arlington, Va., Sophomore. Pre-Medi-
cine Taylor, Bernard C: Westmoreland. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine.
Taylor, James E: Solomon, Freshman, Social Sciences Taylor, James S:
Wichita. Freshman, Business Administration.
EIGHTH ROW Taylor, John C: Alma, Sophomore, Pre-Medicine Taylor,
Kent D: Kinsley, Sophomore, Technical Journalism Taylor, Lawrence W:
St John, Freshman, General Agriculture. Taylor, Lois E: Junction City.
Sophomore, Business Administration
BOTTOM ROW Taylor, Ralph B: Mission. Junior. Business Administra-
tion. Taylor, Steven L: Manhattan, Junior, Zoology. Taylor, Valerie: Eudo-
ra. Freshman. Clothing Retailing Taylor, Vicki A: lola. Junior. Medical
Technology.
631
Underclassmen: Ted-Tor
TOP ROW: Tedford, Jay S: Minneola, Junior. History Teel, Randy W:
Rexford. Freshman. Physical Science. Teener, James W: Ft. Riley. Sopho-
more. Electrical Engineering Teichgraeber, Joseph: Chapman, Freshman,
Pre- Medicine
SECOND ROW: Terry, Austina: Hutchinson, Freshman, Pre-Elementary
Education. Terwilliger, Sharon: Manhattan. Junior, Music Education Tes-
sendorf, Linda R: Onaga. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Tetebo,
Rosetta: Kumasi. Ghana. Sophomore. Foods and Nutrition.
THIRD ROW Thayer, Linda L: Abilene, Sophomore. Physical Therapy.
Theobald, Nancy A: Yates Center, Sophomore, Music Education Theurer,
Richard L: Wellington, 04, Animal Husbandry Thiel, Marie E: Easton,
Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
FOURTH ROW Thiele, Gerald H: Norton, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Thieler, Stephen M: Norton, Junior, Electrical Engineering Thomas, Bar-
bara J: Topeka, Sophomore, General Home Economics. Thomas, Beverly
J: Belleville, Freshman, Modern Languages.
FIFTH ROW: Thomas, Bonita K: Garden City, Freshman, Speech Tho-
mas, Daniel E: Ludell, Sophomore, Political Science. Thomas, Janet S:
Vermillion, Freshman, General Thomas, John R: Salma, Freshman, Gener-
al.
SIXTH ROW: Thomas, Kenneth Lee: Clyde, Sophomore, Chemical Engi-
neering, Thomas, Kent R: Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry. Thomas,
Timothy M: Logan, Sophomore, General. Thompson, David R: Wichita,
Freshman, History.
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SEVENTH ROW: Thompson, Don F: Kansas City. Sophomore, Pre-Sec-
ondary Education. Thompson, Gary D: Michigan Valley, Freshman, Mathe-
matics Thompson, James T: Wichita, 01 , Architecture Thompson, Janet
E: Johnson, Freshman, Family and Child Development.
EIGHTH ROW: Thompson, Jay F: Leawood, Sophomore, Zoology.
Thompson, Judith A: Buhler, Sophomore. Sociology Thompson, Linda
R: Johnson. Junior, Secondary Education. Thompson, McCager M: Fre-
donia. Freshman, Agricultural Education.
BOTTOM ROW: Thompson, Michael L: Harper. Sophomore, Business
Administration. Thompson, Pamela L: Haviland, Freshman, Home Eco-
nomics Education. Thompson, Terry D: St. John, Sophomore, General Ag-
riculture. Thomsen, Mary H: Shady Bend, Freshman, Retail Floriculture.
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TOP ROW: Thorn, Karen D: Mission. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Thorn-
brugh, Steven K: Newton, Sophomore. Electrical Engineering Thorp,
Roger M: Junction City. 03, Architecture. Thorpe, Carol S: Kansas City.
Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education
SECOND ROW: Thorsell, Gladys C: Chanute, 04. Home Economics Exten-
sion Thorson, Mary A: Manhattan, Junior, Elementary Education Throck-
morton, Ray I: Clarendon. Ill , Freshman, Business Administration. Thuil-
lez, Darryl R: Chanute, Junior. Architectural Structures
THIRD ROW: Thull, Gary L: Beloit, Sophomore, Modern Languages.
Thummel, Lawrence K: Brookville, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
Thummel, Randall E: Tipton, Freshman. Accounting Thurlow, Linda K:
Hill City, Sophomore. Interior Design
FOURTH ROW Thyfault, Harlan A: Damar. Sophomore, Pre-Vetermary
Medicine Tiemann, Larry S: Lincoln, Sophomore. Wildlife Conservation.
Tietjen, Douglas A: Dewitt, Neb , Sophomore. Pre-Vetermary Medicine
Tillery, Carol A: Wichita, Sophomore. General Home Economics.
FIFTH ROW Tillmon, Conibeth: Kansas City, Junior. Clothing Retailing.
Tilsch, Jon G: Northbrook, III., 02, Architecture Timken, Roger D: Cimar-
ron, Freshman, Pre-Vetermary Medicine. Tinkler, Steven B: Humboldt,
Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering
SIXTH ROW Tippery, Kevin D: Goodland, Freshman, Mathematics Tis-
del, John F: Salina, Junior, Agricultural Mechanization. Toben, Walter H:
Washington. Mo., 02. Architecture Todd, David C: Topeka. Sophomore,
Agronomy
SEVENTH ROW: Todd. Michael A: Little Rock, Ark , Sophomore. Business
Administration. Tolin, Gregg R: Holton, Freshman. General Tollefson,
David P: Willis. Sophomore, General Tollefson, Marilyn J: Willis, Fresh-
man, General.
EIGHTH ROW: Tollefson, Sandra D: Everest, Junior, Home Economics
Education Tolson, Michael H: Overland Park. Freshman, Landscape Archi-
tecture. Tomayko, Valerie: Ft. Riley, Freshman, Pre-Nursing Tonn, Don-
ald P: Haven. Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering
BOTTOM ROW: Toothaker, Carol A: Kansas City, Sophomore, Pre-Ele-
mentary Education. Toothaker, Martha E: Kansas City, Sophomore, Pre-
Elementary Education Torkelson, Carol E: Robinson, Sophomore, Home
Economics and Nursing. Torrence, Bobbie J: Topeka, Junior, Medical
Technology.
633
Underclassmen: Tot-Utt
TOP ROW: Totten, Harry E: Erie, Pa., Sophomore, Accounting Tousig-
nant, Karen E: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Foods and Nutrition. Townley,
Lawrence E: Topeka, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Towns, Den-
nis p: Palco, Freshman, General Agriculture.
SECOND ROW: Tozer, Barbara J : Topeka, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing
Tozier, Janet L: Leawood, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Trabant,
Galen D: Eudora. Junior, Physical Science Trabert, Michael L: Olathe,
Sophomore, Business Administration.
THIRD ROW: Traffas, Kathleen C: Sharon. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education. Traffas, Mary L: Sharon, Freshman, Accounting Train, Mary F:
Lindsborg. Freshman, General Home Economics. Train, Sammy K: Linds-
borg. Sophomore, General Agriculture.
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FOURTH ROW: Travis, Karen E: Maple Hill, Freshman. General Home
Economics Traxson, Steven G: Altamont, Sophomore. Electrical Engineer-
ing. Treder, John H: Dodge City, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
Tremain, Donald R: Havana, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Tremmel, William M: Manhattan, Junior, Philosophy. Tre-
senriter, Linda L: Lenexa, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing Tripp, Robert L:
Salina. 05, Architecture. Troell, Richard S: Wichita, Sophomore, Civil Engi-
neering.
SIXTH ROW: Trojovsky, Geraldine: Hiawatha. Sophomore. Home Eco-
nomics and Nursing. Trost, Eldon R: Concordia, Junior, Agricultural Educa-
tion Trotman, Beth A: Shawnee. Freshman. General. Troutfetter,
George: Manhattan, Freshman, Chemical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Trower, Thomas W: Concordia, Freshman. Accounting.
Troyer, Deryl L: Shickley. Neb. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Trueblood, Mark H: Glendale. Ariz., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Truhlar, Jimmie W: luka. Junior, Civil Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Truitt, Gary B: lola. Junior. Animal Husbandry. Truitt,
Mark R: Prairie Village, Freshman. Pre-Law. Trumble, Larry W: Greenleaf,
Freshman, Wildlife Conservation. Trybom, James C: Lawrence. Junior.
Agronomy.
BOTTOM ROW: Tucker, Cynthia M: Kiowa. Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
Tucker, Lawrence H: Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Tucker,
Leonard L: Gove, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Tucker. Loren G:
Hutchinson, Junior, Veterinary Medicine.
634
TOP ROW: Tucker, Richard G: Topeka. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering
Tudor, Timothy R: Prairie Village. Sophomore. General Tuma, Jimmy L:
Belleville. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Turner, Catherine L: New-
ton. Sophomore. Secondary Education.
SECOND ROW: Turner, Gary L: Elkhart. Sophomore. Mathematics Tur-
ner, Robert A: Norton. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Turner,
Suzanne: Springfield, Mo., Sophomore, Clothing Retailing Tussey, Mary
L: Overland Park, Sophomore, General Home Economics
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THIRD ROW: Tweed, Thomas E: Norton, Sophomore, General. Tweedy,
Lindsey D: lola, 02, Architecture. Tyler, Fredrick S: Omaha, Neb , Fresh-
man, Pre-Vetennary Medicine. Uehling, Terry D: Ness City. Freshman.
General
FOURTH ROW: Uehling, Thomas R: Ness City. Sophomore. Economics.
Uhrich, Randall D: Beloit. Freshman, Chemical Engineering Ukele, Quen-
adyne G: Norton, Sophomore, Pre-Law. Ukena, Nancy J: Effingham. Jun-
ior. Elementary Education.
FIFTH ROW: Ulrich, Catherine L: Overland Park. Sophomore, Pre-Elemen-
tary Education. Ulrich, James S: Shawnee, Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration. Umberger, Susan K: Edina, Minn . Freshman. General. Umphrey,
William R: Salina. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering
SIXTH ROW: Underbjerg, Dennis V: Manhattan, Sophomore, General
Underwood, Diana K: Ottawa, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Underwood, Mary J: Topeka, Sophomore, General Underwood, Oren L:
Burr Oak, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry.
SEVENTH ROW: Underwood, Sallie M: Berryton, Freshman, General
Home Economics. Underwood, Sandra M: San Pedro. Cal.. Junior, Sec-
ondary Education. Unruh, Chester R: Manhattan. Sophomore, Mechanical
Engineering Unruh, Jean L: Hillsboro. Sophomore, Home Economics
Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Unruh. Stephen G: Wichita, Freshman, Chemistry Un-
zicker, Jerry L: Belpre, Junior, Electrical Engineering Urbanek, Gary L:
Wilson, Junior, Civil Engineering. Urbanek, Rebecca L: Salina. Freshman,
Speech Pathology.
BOTTOM ROW: Urbanek, Robert C: Wilson, Freshman. General. Urich,
Albert J: Kansas City, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Urquhart,
Dee A: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education. Utterback,
Cheryl S: Sedan, Freshman, Interior Design.
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Underclassmen: Utz-Wae
TOP ROW: Utz, Barbara L: Topeka. Sophomore. Pre- Elementary Educa-
tion. Utz, Donald C: Holton. Junior, Dairy Foods Processing. Utz. Kenneth
L: Holton, Freshman, Business Administration. Vader, Jay H: Kansas City,
Freshman. Business Administration.
SECOND ROW: Valerius, Jonnie B: Hoisington, Junior, Elementary Educa-
tion. Van Allen, Gale E: Clearwater, Sophomore, Home Economics Educa-
tion. Van Allen, Michael D: Phill ipsburg. Freshman, Animal Husbandry.
Vancampen, Michael: Colby, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
THIRD ROW Vandall, Kenneth A: Kansas City, Mo.. Freshman, Geogra-
phy. Vanderlaan, Alfred S: Norwich, NY., Sophomore, General Agricul-
ture Vanderwege, Judeen G: Glade, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion Vanderweide, Mark E: Atchison, Freshman. Civil Engineering.
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FOURTH ROW: Vanderweide, Phillip: Muscotah, Junior, Civil Engineering
Vanderwoude, Stan S: Sanborn, Iowa, Sophomore. Civil Engineering.
Vandorn, Bernard W: Frankfort, Sophomore, Agriculture Education. Van-
dorn, Margaret L: Axtell. Sophomore. General Home Economics.
FIFTH ROW: Vandyke, Norvel M: Buckner, Mo., Freshman, Architectural
Structures. Vandyke, Phylis L: Buckner, Mo., Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Vangundy, Marcia L: Amencus. Sophomore. General Vanlan-
ingham, Ronnie: Pittsburg. Junior, Electrical Engineering.
SIXTH ROW: Van Meter, Shirley E: Ada, Junior, Speech Therapy Vannoy,
John R: Harleysville, Pa.. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine VanPelt,
Tamise J: Nickerson, Sophomore, History. Vansant, Richard L: Kansas
City, Sophomore, Civil Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Vanschoelandt, Richard: Shawnee, Freshman, Mechani-
cal Engineering Vansickel, Christina: Omaha, Neb, Freshman. General.
VanVechten, Susan L: Eden, NY., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
VanVleet, Sharon L: Garden City, Junior, Home Economics Education
EIGHTH ROW: VanVleet, Shirley J: Lebanon, Neb.. Sophomore. Pre-Ele-
mentary Education. Varney, Alan L: Jewell. Freshman, Electrical Engineer-
ing. Vaughan, Deborah D: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
Vaughn, Thomas L: Liberal, Junior. Electrical Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW: Vedros, Stephen G: Bethel. Freshman, Nuclear Engineer-
ing. Veldhuizen, Ivan D: Watertown, S.D., 01. Architecture. Vergin, Dex-
ter A: Hammond, Ind , 02, Architecture. Verhaalen, Marylyn E: Morgan-
town. W. Va.. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education.
636
TOP ROW: Verhage, Karen J: Shawnee. Junior. Art Vering, Kathryn J:
Marysville. Freshman. Modern Languages Verkest, Russell M: Indepen-
dence. Mo., Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Vermillion. Jane D: Man-
hattan, Freshman, General.
SECOND ROW: Veskerna, Connie L: Leawood, Freshman, Interior Design
Vigneron, William E: Leavenworth, 02, Architecture Vilander, Lona D:
Maple Hill, Freshman, Physical Education. Vincent Billy R: Lakin, Junior,
Business Administration
THIRD ROW: Vincent, Diana L: Osawatomie, Freshman, General Home
Economics. Vincent, Robert S: Topeka, Freshman, Animal Husbandry
Vincent, Thomas D: Lakin, Junior, Veterinary Medicine Vine, Mark H:
Lawrence, NY., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine.
FOURTH ROW: Viney, Walter J : Wichita, 03, Architecture. Visser, Arietta
Y: Riley, Junior, Home Economics Education. Vlcek, Henry A: Satellite,
Fla.. Freshman, Dramatics. Vodraska, Rita L: Wilson. Junior. Accounting
FIFTH ROW: Vodraska, Ruth M: Ellsworth. Sophomore. History Voelker,
Gary E: Pittsfield, III., Junior, Veterinary Medicine Vogel, Richard L: Kio-
wa. Freshman, Feed Science and Management. Vogelsberg, Douglas: Sa-
lina, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering
SIXTH ROW Vogt, Sharilyn D: Meade, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics Volkman, Linda K: Herington, Freshman, Accounting Volkmann,
Allan W: Clay Center, Sophomore, Zoology. Volz, Duane R: Greensburg.
Sophomore, Pre-Dentistry
SEVENTH ROW: Vonbergen, Michael: Manhattan. Freshman. General
Vonlehe, Marita K: Linn, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education Vore,
James L: Hugoton, Freshman, Pre-Law Vore, Richard L: Arkansas City.
Junior. Physics.
EIGHTH ROW: Voss, Karen S: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary
Education. Voth, Eldeen M: Newton, Sophomore, Home Economics Exten-
sion. Vulgamore, Larry G: Shallow Water, Freshman. Agricultural Engi-
neering Waddle, Nancy K: Junction City, Sophomore. General
BOTTOM ROW Wade, Linda K: Herington, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Wade, Robert K: Topeka, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
Wadsack, James F: Derby. Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine Waeldin,
Marilyn A: Salina, Freshman, General Home Economics
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Underclassmen: Wag-Was
TOP ROW: Waggoner, James W: Belen. N.M.. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary
Medicine Wagner, Ann D: Liberty. Mo.. Sophomore, Physical Education.
Wagner, Curtin L: Prairie Village. Freshman, Industrial Engineering Wag-
ner, Douglas R: Paola. 02. Architecture
SECOND ROW: Wagner, Gilbert J: Leawood. Freshman, Humanities.
Wagner, Jane C: Nortonville, Freshman. General Home Economics. Wag-
ner, Robert A: Hays. Sophomore, Physics. Walczak, Alexander M: Dear-
born, Mich., Sophomore, Pre-Medicine.
THIRD ROW: Waldren, Richard P: Tribune, Sophomore. Agronomy. Wal-
dren, T. Bruce: Tribune, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Waldren,
Terry E: Tribune, Junior. Business Administration. Walker, Forrest L:
Johnson, 01 , Architecture.
FOURTH ROW Walker, Jay A: Newton, Freshman, Business Administra-
tion. Walker, John D: Lansing, Freshman, Speech. Walker, Kenneth M:
Kansas City, Freshman, Industrial Engineering. Walker, Margaret A: Prair-
ie Village, Freshman, General Home Economics
FIFTH ROW: Walker, Nancy M: McPherson, 04, Elementary Education.
Walker, Neill R: McPherson, 06, Veterinary Medicine Walker, Olene L:
Overland Park, Freshman, Interior Design. Walker, Patricia S: Penalosa,
Junior, Clothing Retailing
SIXTH ROW: Walkup, Cheryl L: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, English
Wall, John Brent: McPherson, Sophomore, Business Administration.
Wall, Marilyn M: Wellsville, Freshman, General Home Economics. Wall,
Nancy: Sedan, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Wallace, Gregory S: Fredonia. 02. Architecture. Wal-
lace, James E: Sterling. III., Sophomore, Business Administration. Wal-
lace, Kathleen J: Hill City, Freshman. General Wallace, Madeline D: Sal i-
na. Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
EIGHTH ROW: Wallace, Patricia S: Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Elemen-
tary Education Wallingford, John A: Wichita. Sophomore, Psychology.
Walseth, William D: Great Bend, Freshman, General Walser, Charlene
D: Waynesville, Mo., Junior. Clothing Retailing.
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BOTTOM ROW: Walsh, Sharon K: Shawnee Mission. Freshman, Interior
Design. Walter, Gary A: Riley, Freshman, General. Walter, Roger N:
Hays, Sophomore. Architectural Structures. Walter, Rosalee S: Lecomp-
ton. Sophomore. General.
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TOP ROW: Walters, Cheryl K: Gas. Sophomore, Social Science Walters,
Darrel G: Cassoday. Junior, Accounting Walters, Joan E: Manhattan,
Freshman, Art. Walters, Larry R: Russell. Sophomore, General
SECOND ROW: Walton, David N: Ellsworth, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
Wamhoff, Arlan D: Bird City, Freshman, General Wamhoff, Carolyn S.
Bird City, Sophomore, Home Economics Education Wanager, Diana L: De
Soto, Freshman, Physical Education
THIRD ROW: Wandt, Antonia L: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Family and
Child Development. Wandt, Jerusha J: Hutchinson. Freshman, Pre-Sec-
ondary Education Wanger, Fred R: Little Rock, Ark., Freshman, Business
Administration Wanick, Stephen G: Wichita, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine.
FOURTH ROW: Ward, Doris F: Oakley, Freshman, Interior Design Ward,
Lawrence W: Osawatomie, Sophomore, General. Ward, Sue A: Norton,
Sophomore, Business Administration. Ward, Virginia L: Larned. Sopho-
more, Home Economics and Nursing.
FIFTH ROW: Wardlaw, Dale Alan: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore, Politi-
cal Science. Wardlaw, Dale Allen: Pickrell, Neb., 04. Animal Husbandry.
Warner, Deborah G: Wichita, Freshman, Home Economics and Nursing
Warner, James B : Kansas City. Mo., 02, Architecture.
SIXTH ROW: Warner, Janet K: Larned, Freshman, Physical Therapy War-
ner, Joan E: Coffeyville. Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Warner, Kathleen A:
Junction City, Freshman, General Warner, Kathleen J: Dodge City, Sopho-
more, Interior Design
SEVENTH ROW: Warner, Larry G: Manhattan. Sophomore. Business Ad-
ministration. Warren, Jimmy D: Medicine Lodge, Junior, Physics. Warren,
Laurel B: Minneapolis, Junior, Elementary Education Warren, Linda J:
Winfield, Freshman, History
EIGHTH ROW: Warren, Nancy R: Medicine Lodge, Freshman, General
Home Economics. Warren, Stephen D: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Pre-
Vetennary Medicine Wartman, Elizabeth G: Prairie Village, Junior, Social
Science Wary, Elizabeth M : Salina, Junior. Speech
BOTTOM ROW: Washburn, James C: Whiting, Freshman, General Wa-
singer, Kenneth J: Garden City, Sophomore, Business Administration.
Wasmund, Linda R: Princeton, Freshman, Family and Child Development.
Wasmund, Marilyn K: Princeton, Sophomore, Home Economics Educa-
tion.
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Underclassmen: Was-Wen
TOP ROW: Wassberg, James E: Manhattan. Freshman, Accounting. Was-
semiller. Jacqueline: Monument. Freshman, General Home Economics.
Wassenberg, Anna M: Marysville, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Wassenberg, Gloria A: Baileyville, Sophomore. Animal Husbandry.
SECOND ROW: Waters, Luanne H: Colby, Junior, Modern Languages.
Watkins, Linda J: Anthony, Junior, Clothing Retailing. Watts, Curt L:
Prairie Village, Sophomore, Nuclear Engineering Watts, Rena L: Hays,
Junior, Clothing Retailing.
THIRD ROW: Wayman, Alice L: Admire, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics Weatherford, June K: Abilene, Freshman. Home Economics and
Nursing Weatherford, Patricia: Abilene, Sophomore. Home Economics
and Nursing Weatherholt, Richard: Ellis. Sophomore. Pre-Forestry
FOURTH ROW: Weathers, Kathleen L: Shawnee Mission, Freshman,
Home Economics and Nursing. Weaver, David L: Milford, Sophomore,
Business Administration. Weaver, James L: Augusta, Sophomore, Me-
chanical Engineering Weaver, Janis: Leawood, Freshman, Business Ad-
ministration.
Fl FTH ROW: Weaver, John R : Great Bend, 0 1 , Architecture Webb, How-
ard G: Liberal, 03, Architecture Webb, Marc C: Fishkill, NY. Freshman,
Physics Webb, Robert T: Abilene, Freshman, Pre-Dentistry.
SIXTH ROW: Webber, Lynn E: Omaha, Neb.. Freshman. Home Economics
and Nursing Weber, Cheryl L: Dorance. Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics. Weber, Henrietta S: Grainfield, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics Weber, Michael D: Junction City, Freshman, Business Administra-
tion.
SEVENTH ROW Weberg, Donald W: Salina, Junior, Business Administra-
tion. Webring, Rodney L: Stafford. Freshman, Business Administration.
Webster, Martha H: Fountamville, Pa., Freshman, General Home Econom-
ics. Webster, Paul R: Salina, Freshman, Physical Education,
EIGHTH ROW: Webster, Ronald V: Salina. 01. Architecture. Week, Gary
L: Hinsdale, III , Freshman, General. Weckman, Pamela K: Oskaloosa,
Sophomore, Home Economics and Journalism. Wedel, Fred L: Newton,
Sophomore. Agricultural Mechanization.
BOTTOM ROW: Weeks, Edward R: Willingborn, N.J.. Freshman. Building
Construction. Wegener, James D: McCook, Neb., 04. Electrical Engineer-
ing. Wegman, Virginia L: Hoxie. Sophomore. Mathematics. Wehling,
Robert D: Salina. Sophomore. Accounting.
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TOP ROW: Wehr, Barbara A: Ft Riley. Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medi-
cine Wehrman, Pearl I :Wathena, Sophomore. Chemistry. Wei bert,
Stuart W: Tampa. Sophomore. Animal Husbandry Weich, Neal R: Hos-
kins. Neb , Junior. Animal Husbandry
SECOND ROW Weichel. James D: Wakefield. Freshman. Electrical Engi-
neering Weidler, Michael L: Minneapolis. Freshman. Electrical Engineer-
ing. Weihe, Sheryl K: Larned. Sophomore, Interior Design Weil, Harold
G: Edna. Freshman. Animal Husbandry
THIRD ROW: Weimaster, Allen K: Russell, Freshman, Civil Engineering.
Weingart, Jacqueline: Atchison. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Weingart,
Paul M: Denton. Junior. Physical Education. Weingart, Thomasine: Atchi-
son. Sophomore. Speech Therapy
FOURTH ROW: Weir, James P: Topeka. Freshman. Architectural Struc-
tures. Weir, Stan G: Kiowa. Freshman. General Weiser, Charles E: Har-
lan, Freshman, Music Education. Weishaar, Philip L: Nortonville. Junior.
Mathematics.
FIFTH ROW: Weixelman, Richard L: Wamego, Freshman, Agricultural
Mechanization. Welch, Wesley H: Augusta. 02, Architecture Wells, Bar-
bara M: Manhattan, Sophomore, Modern Languages. Wells, Marvin D:
Rock, Freshman, Feed Science and Management.
SIXTH ROW: Wells, Robert H: Manhattan, Sophomore, Business Adminis-
tration. Wells, Tana L: Wichita, Freshman, Social Science Wells, Ward V:
Wichita, 02, Architecture Wells, William W: Leavenworth, Freshman,
Accounting.
SEVENTH ROW: Welsh, Ronald D: Kincaid. Junior, Animal Husbandry
Welty, Steven R: Hutchinson, Junior, Agricultural Education Wempe,
Connie S: Lawrence, Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Wendel-
burg, Darel E: Montezuma, Junior, Psychology
EIGHTH ROW: Wenger, Carol D: Sabetha. Freshman. Pre-Elementary
Education. Wenger, Dennis L: Powhattan, Freshman, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Wenger, Michael R: Harper, Junior, Milling Science and Manage-
ment. Wenger, Richard P: Harper, Freshman, Electrical Engineering
BOTTOM ROW: Wenger, Richard W: Sabetha, Sophomore, Accounting
Wenger, Ronald D: Oberlin, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Wenger,
Vicki L: Meade. Sophomore, English. Wentworth, Monty M: Abilene,
Freshman. Wildlife Conservation.
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Underclassmen: Wen-Wil
TOP ROW Wentz, Elisabeth A: Concordia. Sophomore, Psychology.
Wentz, Steven D: Salina, Freshman, Civil Engineering, Wenzl, Rosella A:
Effingham, Junior. Elementary Education. Werner, Elden E: Bennington.
Freshman, Pre-Law.
SECOND ROW: Werner, Henry H: Kansas City. Mo., Sophomore, Pre-Law
Werner, Ruth D: Sharon, Sophomore, Home Economics Education,
Werts, Stephen M: Junction City, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
Wertz, Christine: St Charles, Mo., Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
THIRD ROW Wesche, Alan E: Barnes, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation.
Weseloh, Robert W: Sylvan Grove, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
Wessling, Robert J: Beloit, 04, Animal Husbandry West, Barry L: Staf-
ford, Junior, Elementary Education
FOURTH ROW West, Constance J: Leawood, Sophomore, Pre-Elemen-
tary Education. West, Karen J: Healy, Junior, Humanities. West, Paul R:
Norfolk. Va., Sophomore, Pre-Dentistry. West, Robert P: Falls Church, Va.,
01 , Architecture.
FIFTH ROW: West, Rosalyn A: Topeka, Junior, Clothing Retailing. West,
Sharon K: Overland Park. Sophomore, General West, Steven J: Nekoma,
Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary Medicine Westerman, John R: Ellsworth,
Sophomore, Accounting.
SIXTH ROW Weybrew, Steven J : Wamego, Junior. Agricultural Engineer-
ing Weyer, Douglas C: Barneston, Neb , Freshman, General Agriculture.
Whalen, Ernest H: Osage City. Junior. Business Administration. Wheeler,
Linda K: Ottawa. Sophomore, Art.
SEVENTH ROW: Wheeler, Vicki L: Atchison, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary
Education Wheelock, Carole J: Medicine Lodge, Sophomore, Music
Education Wheelock, Hugh H: Medicine Lodge, Sophomore, Pre-Veten-
nary Medicine Whelan, James L: Topeka, Freshman, Building Construc-
tion.
EIGHTH ROW Whetstine, Douglas G: Clay Center, Sophomore, Econom-
ics Whitaker, Neal D: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation.
White, Cynthia E: Manhattan. Sophomore, Pre-Business Education
White, Frederick L: Roeland Park, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
BOTTOM ROW: White, Jody L: St George. Junior, Elementary Education
White, John D: Prairie Village, 02, Architecture White, Margaret E: Par-
sons, Sophomore. Home Economics Education. White, IMancy J: Larned,
Freshman, Clothing Retailing
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TOP ROW: White, Patricia J : Overland Park, Sophomore, Home Econom-
ics and Liberal Arts. White, Raymond R: Marysville, Sophomore, Business
Administration White, Stephen P: Pretty Prairie, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine White, Vernon M: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine.
SECOND ROW: Whitegon, Patty L: Cantonment, Fla , Junior, Civil Engi-
neering Whitehair, Judith A: Abilene, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Whitehair, Rita M: Manhattan, Freshman, Dietetics and Institutional
Management. Whitehill, James H: Latham, Freshman, Physical Education
THIRD ROW Whitehill, Janet M: Latham, Sophomore, Physical Educa-
tion. Whiteman, Arveta C: Valley Center, Freshman, Modern Languages.
Whitesell, Jim L: Ash Grove, Mo , Sophomore, Physical Education Whit-
field, Carol L: Newton, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education
FOURTH ROW: Whitley, Sharon A: Manhattan, Junior, Sociology. Whit-
low, William T: Topeka. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Whitney,
Cheryl D: Philli psburg. Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Whitney,
Eleanor R: Overland Park, Sophomore. Home Economics and Nursing.
FIFTH ROW: Whitright, Kenyon C: Wichita, Sophomore. Nuclear Engi-
neering. Whittlesey, Diana K: Lawrence, Junior, Interior Design Whitton,
Karen J: Shawnee Mission, Freshman, General. Wibbeler, Richard M:
Greensburg, Junior. Business Administration.
SIXTH ROW: Wichman, Kenneth D: Seneca, Sophomore, Accounting
Wichman, Richard C: Seneca, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering Wick,
Linda L: Wakeeney, Freshman. Medical Technology. Wicks, Cathy J:
Brewster. Freshman, Physical Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Widau, Stanly C: Kansas City, Mo., Junior, Animal Hus-
bandry. Widener, Gayla F: Hudson, Freshman, Pre-Business Education.
Weichman, John H: Hutchinson, 04, Wildlife Conservation Wiechman,
Steven R: Scott City, Junior, Business Administration
EIGHTH ROW: Weihe, Jonell J: Leavenworth, Freshman, Physical Educa-
tion. Wiehe, Linda C: Leavenworth, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Wieland, David K: Oakley, Freshman, Business Administration. Wie-
tharn, James R : Everest, Junior, Accounting.
BOTTOM ROW: Wigger, Timothy D: Olathe, Freshman. General Wiggins,
Judith A: Ellsworth, Junior. Clothing Retailing. Wilch, Cheryl L: Topeka.
Junior, General Home Economics. Wilcox, Connie J: Manhattan, Junior,
Elementary Education.
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Underclassmen: Wil-Win
TOP ROW: Wilcox, Jean A: Manhattan, Sophomore. Sociology. Wiles,
Robert E: Manenthal, Freshman, Animal Husbandry. Wiley, Cecil W:
Manhattan, Freshman, Veterinary Medicine. Wiley, Eva A: Manhattan,
Junior, Pre-Medicine.
SECOND ROW: Wiley, George L: Osage City, Junior, Veterinary Medicine.
Wiley, Shirley J: Clay Center, Sophomore, Business Administration. Wil-
hite, Ruth A: Bonner Springs, Freshman, Home Economics Education.
Wilhoite, Paula M: Manhattan, Junior, Sociology
THIRD ROW: Wilkerson, Andrea S: Wichita, Junior, Elementary Educa-
tion. Wilkerson, Elizabeth: Ellinwood, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Wilkerson, Sherri M: Wichita, Sophomore, Home Economics
Education. Will, Steven D: Henngton, Freshman, Mathematics.
FOURTH ROW: Willard, F. Lynn: Manhattan, Sophomore, Veterinary Med-
icine. Willard, Lloyd H: Great Bend, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Willard, Michael L: Madison, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Will-
cott, Howard J: Leavenworth, 01 , Architecture.
FIFTH ROW: Willhite, Norman C: Leon, Freshman, General Agriculture.
Williams, Benton L: Nekoma, Freshman, Animal Husbandry Williams,
Bernard O: Topeka, Freshman, General. Williams, Charles F: Manhattan,
Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Williams, Christine A: Newton, Freshman, Home Economics
Education. Williams, Christine L: Manhattan, Freshman, General Wil-
liams, David R: Peoria, III., Sophomore, Physical Education. Williams,
Don N: Manhattan, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering.
SEVENTH ROW: Williams, Kimberly E: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Interi-
or Design. Williams, Leslie L: Overland Park, Junior, Elementary Educa-
tion. Williams, Linda M: Kansas City. Mo., Freshman, Home Economics
and Journalism Williams, Margaret A: Ottawa, Sophomore, Home Eco-
nomics and Journalism.
EIGHTH ROW: Williams, Michele H: Pottersville, N.J., Freshman, Applied
Music. Williams, Rebecca A: Overland Park, Freshman, General. Wil-
liams, Ronald C: Eudora, Junior, Mathematics Williams, Thomas R:
South Bend, Ind., 01, Architecture.
BOTTOM ROW: Williamson, John R: Dodge City, Junior, Mechanical En-
gineering Willis, Dale G: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Willis, Jane A: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Economics. Willis,
Lonnie D: Bird City, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine.
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TOP ROW: Willison, Helen M: Buhler. Sophomore. Home Economics
Education. Willmore, Randall E: El Dorado. Sophomore. Business Admin-
istration Willt, Connie R: St. Francis, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
Wilson, Beth M: Shawnee, Freshman, Clothing Retailing.
SECOND ROW: Wilson, Bruce L: Abilene, Freshman, Mechanical Engi-
neering Wilson, Chadd R: Kinsley, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering
Wilson, Cynthia A: Lincoln, Junior, Elementary Education. Wilson, Helen
A: Rockville. NY, Junior. Mathematics.
THIRD ROW: Wilson, James D: Salina, Junior, Nuclear Engineering Wil-
son, James R: Prairie Village, Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Wilson,
James W: Topeka, 02, Architecture. Wilson, Janel S: LaCrosse, Sopho-
more. Elementary Education.
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FOURTH ROW: Wilson, John H: Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-
son, Karen S: Lawrence. Freshman. Physical Education
rence E: Ogden, Freshman, Statistics Wilson, Rhonda L:
Freshman, Elementary Education.
Medicine Wil-
Wilson, Law-
Overland Park,
FIFTH ROW Wilson, Richard D: Russell, Sophomore, Agricultural Educa-
tion. Wilson, Sharon L: Wichita, Freshman, Clothing Retailing Wilson,
Steven R: Manhattan, Sophomore, Architectural Structures. Windels,
James H: Meadville, Miss., Freshman, Pre-Secondary Education.
SIXTH ROW: Windels, Mary E: Meadville, Mo.. Junior, Home Economics
Education. Winderlin, Pauletta: Scott City, Junior. Home Economics Edu-
cation. Windier, Timothy R: Paola, Sophomore. Dairy Production Wind-
scheffel, Stephen: Lebanon, Sophomore, Agricultural Mechanization.
SEVENTH ROW Wineland, Ronald O: Alton, Freshman. General Winkler,
Richard A: Manhattan, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Winkley,
Marvin J: Marion, Junior, Secondary Education Winston, Steven R: St
Francis. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering.
EIGHTH ROW: Winter, Jan E: Manhattan, Sophomore, History Winter,
Judith A: Hoxie, Freshman, General Home Economics Winter, Nancy L:
Satanta. Sophomore, General Home Economics. Winter, Richard L: Pea-
body. Freshman. Mathematics
BOTTOM ROW Winter, Ronald A: U.S. Embassy. NY. Sophomore. Busi-
ness Administration Winter, William G: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Vet-
erinary Medicine. Winzeler, Kenneth A: Lamont. Junior, General Agricul-
ture. Winzeler, Robert F: Lamont. Freshman, General.
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Underclassmen: Wir-Wul
TOP ROW: Wiruth, Daniel J: Cuba. Freshman, Architectural Structures
Wisdom, Janice M: Manhattan, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education.
Wise, Patrick M: Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Forestry. Wise, Sidney L:
Clearwater, Sophomore. Architectural Structures.
SECOND ROW: Wisegarver, Frederick: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Pre-
Vetennary Medicine. Wisegarver, Richard: Prairie Village, Junior, Geology
Wiseman, Lonnie A: Coffeyville, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Wis-
hall, Jerry P: Coffeyville, Junior, Dairy Foods Processing.
THIRD ROW Wishall, Paul M: Liberty, Junior, Business Administration.
Wisniewski, John E: St. Joseph, Mich., 03, Architecture Witt, Linda L:
Prairie Village, Sophomore, Business Administration. Witt, Merle D: Bison,
04, Agronomy.
FOURTH ROW: Witten, Susan G: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics
Education. Wittenborn, John S: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore, Social
Science Woelfer, Carl W: Manhattan, Sophomore, Political Science
Woellhof, Linda K: Clay Center. Sophomore. Music Education.
FIFTH ROW: Wofford, Jerry R: Ozawkie. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Wofford, Mary L: Shawnee Mission, Junior, Pre-Nursing. Wohlt,
James E: Fremont, Wis., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary Medicine Wolf,
Jimmy L: Colby, Sophomore, Accounting
SIXTH ROW: Wolfe, Danney L: Hutchinson, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine. Wolfe, Janet L: Bonner Springs, Freshman, Pre-Secondary Edu-
cation. Wolfe, Jay D: Ft. Scott, 03, Architecture. Wolfe, Regina F: Ness
City, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education.
SEVENTH ROW: Wolfram, Joyce L: Herndon, Freshman. Sociology. Wol-
from, Howard E: Muncie. Freshman, Business Administration Wollen,
Terry S: Ottawa, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Wolters, Douglas
J: Atwood, Sophomore, Animal Husbandry.
EIGHTH ROW: Woltkamp, Melinda R: Topeka, Freshman, Clothing Retail-
ing. Womeldorff, Joyce L: St Paul, Junior, Home Economics Education.
Womer, Sally A: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics and Journalism.
Wood, Anthony W: Burden, Freshman, General Agriculture.
BOTTOM ROW: Wood, Ben W: Syracuse, Junior, Animal Husbandry.
Wood, John D: Syracuse, Freshman, Pre-Medicine. Wood, Leetta L: Sali-
na. Junior, Sociology. Wood, Mary K: Topeka. Sophomore. Home Econom-
ics Education.
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TOP ROW: Wood, Steve J: Overland Park, Junior, History Wood, Susan
S: McPherson. Freshman Clothing Retailing Woodall, Rodney M : Wet-
more, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Woodard, Ambrose P: Wichita,
01, Architecture
SECOND ROW: Woodard, Charles R: Wichita, Sophomore, Animal Hus-
bandry. Woodard, Craig M : Wichita, Junior, Biological Science Woodard,
June A: Wichita, Sophomore, Home Economics Education Woodard,
Kim : Wichita, Sophomore, General.
THIRD ROW Woodard, Susan G: Wichita, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics Woodard, Susan L: Wichita, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education
Woodburn, John W: Pleasanton, Junior, Zoology Woodley, Kent E:
Wichita, Freshman, Electrical Engineering
FOURTH ROW: Woods, Bryan R : Hutchinson, Junior, Restaurant Manage-
ment Woods, Paul C: Kansas City, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
Woodson, Janet H: Kansas City, Mo., Freshman. Family and Child Deve-
lopment Woodward, Robert L: Overland Park, Freshman, History
FIFTH ROW Woofter, Frank L: Colby, Junior, Agricultural Economics
Woolcott, Mary A: Chester, III., Sophomore, Home Economics Education
Woolery, Roberta L: Wichita, Freshman. Medical Technology Woolley,
Marilyn L: Oxford, Junior. Home Economics Education
SIXTH ROW: Woolpert, Steven C: Independence. Freshman. General
Woolsey, Jack L: Kansas City. Sophomore. Physical Education. Woolsey,
Terrill L: Hutchinson, Junior. Mechanical Engineering Woolverton, Jon T:
Abilene. Freshman. General
SEVENTH ROW: Worley, Melody K: Ely. Iowa. Freshman. Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Worley, Ronald R: Beloit. 03, Architecture Worley, William S:
Portales, N.M.. Junior, Psychology. Worthington, Judy K: Manhattan.
Sophomore. Business Administration
EIGHTH ROW: Woydziak, Eugene F: Wichita. Freshman. General Agricul-
ture Wrampe, Mary E: Atlanta. Freshman. Home Economics Education
Wray, Warren K: Council Grove. 04, Civil Engineering Wright, Elynn S:
Manhattan, Freshman, General Home Economics
BOTTOM ROW Wright, Haskell S: Sublette, Sophomore. Pre-Vetennary
Medicine. Wright, James M: Leawood, Junior, Electrical Engineering.
Wright, Steven E: Millard, Neb, Freshman, Pre-Vetennary Medicine
Wulfkuhle, Noell E: Lecompton, Freshman, Clothing Retailing
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Underclassmen: Wur-Zwe
TOP ROW: Wurtz, Teresa J: Paxico, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Educa-
tion. Wurzbacher, Pamela S: Goodland, Sophomore. Sociology. Wuth-
now, Linda K: Wichita, Sophomore, Psychology. Wyckoff, M. William:
Altamont, Junior, Business Administration.
SECOND ROW Wykoff, Beverly: Los Alamos, N.M.. Junior, Clothing Re-
tailing. Wylie, Joanne L: Wichita, Preshman. General Home Economics.
Wylie, Larry R: Prairie Village, Frlihman, Mechanical Engineering. Yackle,
Clifford E: Paola, Freshman, Electrical Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Yaney, Jed E: Newark, N.J., Sophomore, Pre-Vetennary
Medicine Yapit, Mary R: Junction City, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion Yates, Harold: Junction City, Freshman, General Yeager, Marsha K:
Russell, Freshman, Sociology.
FOURTH ROW: Yeager, William J: Cottonwood, Sophomore, Agricultural
Mechanization Yelenik, Lois E: Wichita, Sophomore, Modern Languages.
Yenzer, Douglas W: Manhattan, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Yeo.
David R: Manhattan, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering.
FIFTH ROW: Yessick, Margaret E: Overland Park, Junior, Home Econom-
ics Education. Yoder, Dennis L: Thornburg, Iowa, Junior, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine. Yorke, Cynthia R: Sedan, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Educa-
tion. Yoshimoto, Diane L: Kehaha, Hawaii, Freshman, General Home Eco-
nomics.
SIXTH ROW: Young, Alexander M: Leawood, Freshman, Veterinary Med-
icine. Young, Ann M: Kansas City, Freshman, Home Economics and Nurs-
ing. Young, Carolyn L: Goodland, Sophomore, Business Administration.
Young, Leroy I: Beloit, Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation.
SEVENTH ROW: Young, Nancy M: Leawood, Junior, Secondary Educa-
tion. Young, Philip R: Lees Summit, Mo., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medi-
cine. Young, Regina G: Prairie Village, Sophomore, General Home Eco-
nomics Young, Susan K: Wichita, Junior, Medical Technology
EIGHTH ROW: Young, William P: Clay Center, Junior, History. Younger,
Gerald P: Salina, Sophomore, Accounting. Younger, Kathleen A: Laba-
non. Freshman, Home Economics Education. Youngers, Diane K: Medi-
cine Lodge, Sophomore, Clothing Retailing.
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BOTTOM ROW: Zabel, Charles W: Atchison. Sophomore. Mechanical
Engineering. Zaiss, Craig R: Overland Park, Sophomore. Mechanical Engi-
neering. Zakoura, Sheila L: Osawatomie, Freshman, Home Economics
Education. Zangger, Charles P: N. Loup, Neb., Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary
Medicine.
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Second Semester Students:
TOP ROW: Zanter, Marcia E: Muskegon. Mich., Freshman, Clothing Retail-
ing. Zavesky, Thomas C: Ellsworth, Junior, Agronomy. Zell, Richard E:
Prairie Village, Junior. Business Administration Zeman, Douglas A: Rus-
sell, Sophomore, Pre-Forestry
SECOND ROW Zenishek, Carolyn R: Eureka. Freshman. Pre-Vetermary
Medicine Zernickow, Barbara A: Las Vegas, Nev., Freshman. Pre-Ele-
mentary Education. Zibell, Barbara L: Holton, Freshman, Business Admin-
istration Zieger, Perry R: Lenexa, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering.
THIRD ROW: Ziegler, Douglas W: Glendale, Mo. Sophomore, Industrial
Engineering. Zimbelman, Sherry L: St. Francis, Sophomore. Pre-Elemen-
tary Education Zimmerman, Glenna L: Poplar. Mont.. Sophomore. Physi-
cal Education Zimmerman, Laurel G: Atla Vista. Junior. Social Science.
FOURTH ROW Zimmerman, Martha J: Troy. Freshman, Pre-Secondary
Education. Zimmerman, Nancy L: Centralia. Sophomore. Pre-Law Zink,
Orlin J: Scott City, Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Zinman, Robert
L: Erlton, N.J., 05, Architecture
FIFTH ROW: Ziolek, Gary S: Niagra Falls, NY. Freshman, Pre-Secondary
Education Zirkle, Louis R: Berryton, Junior, Agricultural Economics Zlas-
ney, David C: Irvmgton. N.J , Sophomore, History. Zuercher, Lawrence B:
Manhattan, 02, Architecture
SIXTH ROW: Zumbrunn, Daryl J: Junction City. Junior. Business Adminis-
tration Zwego. Raymond W: Overland Park, Freshman, Business Adminis-
tration Zweygardt, Ranee A: St Francis, Freshman, Pre-Elementary Edu-
cation
SEVENTH ROW: Burns, Michael J: Lenexa, Sophomore, Pre-Vetermary
Medicine Covert, Sydney A: El Dorado, Sophomore, Interior Design.
Ditch, Vicki L: Liberal, Sophomore, Modern Languages Graven, Janice L:
Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Fashion Merchandising.
EIGHTH ROW: Ibbetson, Clara J: Abilene. Tex , Graduate. Foods and Nu-
trition Karl, Catherine L: Kansas City, 04. Family and Child Development.
Lickteig, Merle: Greeley, 01, Architecture Masaquel, Cecilia D: Rizal,
Graduate, Foods and Nutrition
BOTTOM ROW: Mueller, Peggy E: Dearing. 04, Secondary Education
Rockers, Ronald: Greeley, Freshman, General Roseness, Melinda S:
Manhattan, Freshman, Interior Design Ross, Richard D: Osage City, 04,
Landscape Architecture.
649
mana
650
£b C%
Graduate Students: And-Chu
TOP ROW: Anderson, Marilyn J: Peru. Family Economics Aseneta, Lydia
V: Pizal. Philippines. Speech. Athey, Joel W: Junction City, English. Ay-
tan, Songul: Adana, Turkey, Plant Pathology Baker, Robert E: Parsons.
Feed Science and Management
SECOND ROW: Barillas, Adan: Chontales. Nicaragua, Agricultural Eco-
nomics Bartsch, Charla J: Shelbyville, III , Family Economics Berube,
Paul E: Boston. Mass., Philosophy Biery, Terry L: Eskridge, Entomology
Bilotta, Larry P: Manhattan, Institutional Management
THIRD ROW: Bird, Robert E: Manhattan. Genetics Bloss, Rebecca A:
Barnngton. R.I., English Brown, Edwin V: Gorham, Mathematics Brum-
mel. Joel S: Wichita, Horticulture Campbell, Carrol W: Wmfield, Dairy
Production
FOURTH ROW Campbell, Larry G: Riley, Agronony Cetinkaya, Zafer:
Istanbul. Turkey, Family and Child Development Chaudhari, Dahyabhai:
Gujarat, India, Industrial Engineering. Chaudhry, Muhammad S: Lyallpur,
Pakistan, Milling Industry Cheung, See L: Hong Kong. China. Mechanical
Engineering.
BOTTOM ROW Cheynet, Jerome H : Wichita, Physical Education Chittu-
ri, Venkatarat: Andra Pradesh. India, Industrial Engineering. Chiu, Chien-
Mei: Taipei. Taiwan, Milling Industry. Chiu, Shen-Yann: Taoyuan, Taiwan,
Chemical Engineering Chu, Chang H: Drexel Hills. Pa., Mathematics.
Graduate enrollment grows
with 10 per cent increase
Graduate School enrollment climbed to 1,377, an
increase of 120. China and India respectively
claimed the largest number of the 331 foreign stu-
dents. Other countries represented totaled 53.
Approximately 100 students studied with fellow-
ships under either the National Defense Education
Act, National Aeronautics and Space Administra-
tion, National Science Foundation or National In-
stitute of Health. Of the 1 ,054 men and 323 women
enrolled in the Graduate School, 645 participated
in the graduate teacher assistant program. Gradu-
ate students also belonged to the Graduate Students
Association, a social organization.
Bacteriology graduate students test the effectiveness of media
in preventing further growth of organisms of tuberculosis
Reviewing a theme for a composition class, an English gradu-
ate assist ant discusses content and style with the student.
h *yy fli
651
Graduate Students: Chu-Sul
TOP ROW: Chu, I. Wu : Taiwan, China, Entomology Chuang,Chieu-
Hsiung: Kaschsiung City, China, Civil Engineering. Chung, Inki, K: Korea,
Foods and Nutrition. Chyr, Francis N: Manhattan, Education Cipra, Jan
E: Manhattan, Agronomy.
SECOND ROW: Condray, Jerry L: Wells, Agronomy Deguzman, Angeli-
ta: Quezon, City, Phi llipines. Biochemistry. Dietrich, George C: Hamlin,
Business Administration Dlamini, Valetta M : Mbabane, Swaziland, Gener-
al Home Economics. Eagles, Thomas W: Manhattan. Mechanical Engi-
neering.
THIRD ROW Espindola, Roberto A: Guayas, Ecuador, Civil Engineering.
Fenton, Ladean J: Manhattan, English Greenwood, William L: Scott
City, Horticulture. Grey, Nancy C: Mission, Clothing and Textiles Gupta,
Sudhir K: Manhattan, Mechanical Engineering.
FOURTH ROW: Hale, Bernadine L: Girard, Physics. Hamilton, James L:
Omaha, Neb, Speech Hays, Henry M:Topeka, Education. Hedges,
Nancy J: Salina, Foods and Nutrition Hemphill, John K: Manhattan, Bo-
tany
FIFTH ROW: Hicklin, James W: Drexel, Mo, Zoology. Ho, Lewis U: Taip-
ei, China, Chemical Engineering Hoffman, Keith L: Manhattan, Statistics.
Hong, Sun-Nam: Taipei, China, Chemical Engineering Howard, Frank W:
Oakley, Agricultural Economics.
SIXTH ROW: Hundley, James L: Randolph, Agricultural Education.
Hwang, Un P: Kaohsiung. China, Mechanical Engineering. Hwang, Wen
S: Hsin Yin, China, Civil Engineering Ibbetson, Ronald L: Yates Center,
Agronomy, lotti, Oscar R: Manhattan, Music.
SEVENTH ROW: lotti, Roberto: Modena, Italy, Nuclear Engineering. Ja-
cob, Thomas D: Wichita, Architecture Jambunathan, Ramaur: New Del-
hi, India, Biochemistry. Johnson, Anthony L: Castries, West Indies, Ac-
counting. Johnson, James H : Colby, Psychology.
EIGHTH ROW: Jones, Evaline M: Manhattan, English. Kamil, Hasan: All
garh, India, Civil Engineering Kane, Edward R: Feasterville, Pa., Nuclear
Engineering. Kapur, Surinder K: Delhi, India, Civil Engineering. Koehn,
Kenneth E: Newton, Political Science.
BOTTOM ROW: Kramer, Linda S: Manhattan, Education. Krishen, Ku-
mar: Sringar, India, Electronics Leonard, Louise M: Bountiful, Utah, Fami-
ly Economics. Leslie, Larry G: Muncie, Ind., Genetics. Levendofsky, Shir-
ley: Belleville, Psychology.
652
IMttiiiifoJ
TOP ROW: Lim, Tien-Mo: Taipei. China. Agricultural Economics Lisec,
Helga: Knittelfeld. Austria, English, Liu Ya T: China, Civil Engineering Lu-
cus, Alice S: Meridian, Miss., Institutional Management Luginsland, Rae
C: Hutchinson, Animal Husbandry
SECOND ROW Maranville. Jerry W: Mathesen, Colo , Agronomy. Mc-
Cracken, Deanna M: Lyndon, Clothing and Textiles McCrae, Florence E:
Alberta, Clothing and Textiles. Mehta, Desh P: Pant Nagar. India, Mechani-
cal Engineering Mehta BharatS:
THIRD ROW Messner, Michael C: Muskegon, Mich , Institutional Man-
agement. Montilla, Magdalene V: Buenavista, Agusain, Philippines, Gen-
eral Home Economics. Nentwich, Fritz H: Guntramsdore, Austria, Indus-
trial Engineering. IMg, Kai W: Hong Kong, China, Civil Engineering Olson,
Ross A: Dwight, Agricultural Economics
FOURTH ROW: Pacumbaba, Rodulfo P: Guenobatan, Philippines, Plant
Pathology. Pereira, Norman C: Tulsa, Okla., Chemical Engineering. Per-
vich, Michael P: Rapid City, S.D., Nuclear Engineering. Potenski, Rose M:
Clay Center, Mathematics Pratt, William L: Colby, Economics
FIFTH ROW: Pushpamma, Siddaredd: Bapatla, India, Bio Chemistry Ra-
fii, Zia-Eddin M: Shiraz, Iran, Agronomy Ramamohana, Rao B: Tirupati,
India, Animal Husbandry. Ramareddy, Guntaka V: Kirisha. India, Bacteriol-
ogy. Rao, Nagulapalli B: Tirupathi, India, Animal Husbandry.
SIXTH ROW: Rathore, Bajrang S: Rajasthan, India, Animal Nutrition
Reddy, Puchalapalli: Baptla, India, Botany Reeves, Homer E: Goodwell,
Okla., Agronomy. Rhee, Tienming: Taiwan, China, Civil Engineering. Rob-
bins, Robert T: Oskaloosa, Plant Pathology.
SEVENTH ROW: Romig, William J: Manhattan, Psychology. Rundell,
Grover C: Stafford, Agricultural Engineering, Sadiq, Abdus: Manhattan,
Botany Sawtell. Rodney O: Henngton. Education Schilling, Dale R:
Havensville, Agricultural Economics.
EIGHTH ROW Shah, Piyush, S: Bombay, India, Chemical Engineering.
Shamsuddin, Mir: Hyderabad, India, Milling Industry Shawver, S. Her-
bert: Riley. Education Sheue, Mary A: Kansas City, Education. Shinn,
Claude E: Portland, Ore., Chemistry
BOTTOM ROW: Shuyler, Kent D: Alden, Agricultural Economics Simons,
Gale G: Kingman, Nuclear Engineering. Sleeter, Ronald T: Decatur, III ,
Chemistry. Subbarao, Damera V: Tirupati, India. Extension Education. Sul-
livan, Glenn H: Manhattan, Horticulture
653
Graduate Students: Sul-Zue
TOP ROW: Sullivan, Peggy E: Manhattan, Family and Child Development.
Sullivan, Richard E: Manhattan, Chemistry Sumbingco, Susana L: Baco-
lod, Philippines, Institutional Management Tapphorn, Ralph M: Grmnell,
Physics Taylor, Eloise E: Manhattan, Clothing and Textiles.
SECOND ROW: Taylor, Thomas A: Madison, Conn , Economics Thomp-
son, Steven M: Broadview, III., Regional and Community Planning Tros-
tle, Ronald G: Nickerson, Agricultural Economics Tulasidas, Kudidge B:
Bangalore, India, Architecture Turner, Edward L: Manhattan, Business
Administration.
THIRD ROW Tuter, Peggy S: Neosho, Mo., Clothing and Textiles Urban,
William T: Salina, Nuclear Engineering Voss, James D: Appleton, Wis.,
Geology Walters, Patrick A: Hays, Entomology. Wang, Ignatitus C: Taip-
ei, Taiwan, Architecture.
FOURTH ROW: Wang, Neng-Hsiang: Taipei, Taiwan, Political Science.
Williamson, Arthur: New Strawn, Chemistry Wilson, Charles E: Abilene,
Mechanical Engineering Wilson, Margaret E: Winnetka, III., Education.
Yen, Albert C: Taiwan, Applied Mechanics.
BOTTOM ROW: Yotter, Edward E: Leoti, Civil Engineering Zaidi, Intesar
H: Arifwala, Pakistan, Pathology Zimmerman, Donald E: Kansas City,
Technical Journalism Zorn, Thomas F: Barton, Economics. Zuercher,
Helen K: Manhattan, Education
Outlining points in a chapter of the textbook, a graduate com-
merce student lectures to a marketing seminar Students lead
discussions on market analysis, consumer psychology and
orientation and study case problems in weekly class sessions
654
INDEX
Abbott, Jo E. 270,500
Abbott, Michele A. 354,500
Abbott, Patricia A. 354,500
Abbott, Richard E. 204,373,500
Abdel, Moneim 190,214,234
Abel, John C. 500
Abeldt, Sandra S. 195,332,500
Abell, Larry W. 163,237,373,500
Aberle, Douglas R. 203,225
Abernethy, Rollin H. 224,500
Abis, Leopoldo V. 203
Abson, Mary E. 228,256,500
Acacia 284-285
Academics 86-145
Acevedo, Luis R. 500
Achten, Linda R. 74,228,346,500
Acker, John L. 396
Acker, Karen J. 228,260,346,500
Ackermann, Thomas A. 500
Ackmann, Henry A. 500
Adams, Arthur A. 191,438
Adams, Bruce A. 229,500
Adams, David C. 179,359,500
Adams, Deanna AA. 193,346,500
Adams, Gloria R. 210,231,243,336,500
Adams, James P. 158,302,500
Adams, Karen S. 229,270,336,500
Adams, Kathryn E. 191,346,500
Adams, Lynda K. 268,500
Adams, Marjorie 115
Adams, Mary A. 378,500
Adams, Nancy L. 270,332,500
Adams, Rama J. 162
Adams, Rhonda J. 270,500
Adams, Stanley D. 438
Adams, Vicky L. 150,152,272,500
Adams, William V. 359,500
Addy, Cathryn L. 53,149,276,438,481
Adkins, David L. 500
Administrators 93
Adrian, Brenda G. 188,258,438
Adrian, Patricia J. 202,240
African Student Association 175
Agan, Mary L. 177
Agan, Raymond J. 155
Agresta, William M. 158,187
Agricultural Economics Club 175
Agricultural Education Club 176
Agricultural Education Wives Club 177
Agricultural Judging Teams 108,109
Agricultural Mechanization Club 177
Agriculture Council 103
Agriculture Department Heads 103
Ag Science Day 46-47
Ahern, James J. 373,500
Ahlerich, Donald D. 500
Ahlerich, Milton E. 316,438
Ahlquist, Melvin M. 225
Aiken, Douglas B. 294,500
Aiken, James E. 320,500
Aiken, Joyce A. 354,500
Aikman, Nancy R. 438
Air Force Flight Instruction Group 156
Akers, Janey D. 346,500
Akers, Judy A. 222,500
Akinokun, Jesse O. 175,199,226
Alade, Joseph I. 158,175,199,221,226,
233
Albers, Joyce M. 354,500
Alberts, Steven L. 225
Albin, Jane M. 188
Albracht, Mary L. 177
Albrecht, Gerald A. 501
Albright, Sheryl K. 26,231,272,501
Albright, William C. 501
Alder, Randall H. 223,416
Alder, Robbin L. 106,223,438
Alderman, Susan J. 188
Aldrich, Vernon D. 304,501
Alexander, Albert J. 185,197,501
Alexander, David L. 392
Alexander, David M. 296,501
Alexander, Janet L. 61,231,268,501
Alexander, Kathy J. 167,336,501
Alexander, Merlin F. 501
Alexander, Roger B. 438
Alexander, Stanley J. 206,501
Algrim, Eugene E. 155,438
Algrim, Kae E. 346,501
Algrim, Mary S. 177
Ali, James O. 175,201
Allacher, David R. 438
Alldritt, Susan L. 26,156,264,501
Allemang, Virginia S. 438
Allen, Dell M. 109
Allen, Linda K. 336,501
Allen, Marilyn J. 156,266,501
Allen, Martin W. 393
Allen, Ronald W. 365,501
Allison, Ashley 53,149,151,156,163,
276,437,438,471
Allison, Leslie B. 176,244,500
Allison, Mary J. 239,438
Allsbury, Jeanette E. 239,244
Almquist, Karmon D. 203,212,438
Almquist, Merlan T. 74,501
Almquist, Sherry S. 501
Alpert, Dean J. 158,187,501
Alpert, Glenn P. 172,182,302,501
Alpha Chi Omega 256-257
Alpha Delta Pi 258-259
Alpha Delta Theta 153
Alpha Gamma Rho 286-287
Alpha Kappa Lambda 288-289
Alpha Kappa Psi 154
Alpha Lambda Delta 152
Alpha Mu 154
Alpha Phi Omega 155
Alpha Tau Alpha 155
Alpha Tau Omega 290-291
Alpha Xi Delta 260-261
Alpha Zeta 158
Alsup, E. Beth 226
Altendorf, Pamela C. 501
Altendorf, Ronald L. 501
Althoff, Charles M. 438
Ameel, Donald J. 115
American Chemical Society 184
American Institute of Architects 179
American Institute of Astronautics and
Aeronautics 179
American Institute of Chemical
Engineers 180
American Institute of Design 181
American Institute of Industrial
Engineers 181
American Nuclear Society 185
American Society of Agricultural
Engineers 182
American Society of Civil Engineers
183
American Society of Landscape
Architects 184
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers 182
American Veterinary Medicine
Association 186-188
American Veterinary Medical
Association Auxiliary 189
Ames, Alan D. 365,501
Ames, Glenda J. 346,501
Amiel, Mark 501
Ammeter, Myron L. 176
Ammeter, Sally O. 177
Amos, Carol S. 161,262,438
Andersen, Elizabeth A. 62,150,152,
264,501
Anderson, Barbara J. 260,426,501
Anderson, Beverly J. 332,501
Anderson, Carl V. 501
Anderson, Connelaine 438
Anderson, Dave F. 438
Anderson, David E. 300,501
Anderson, Eulala L. 153
Anderson, Frederick 501
Anderson, Gaylord D. 501
Anderson, Gloria J. 438
Anderson, J. Sue 501
Anderson, James S. 373,501
Anderson, Jerrel C. 165
Anderson, Jerry G. 197,229,365,501
Anderson, John C. 227,314,501
Anderson, John E. 502
Anderson, John H. 359,393,438
Anderson, John R. 373,502
Anderson, Karen R. 208,346,502
Anderson, Kathleen L. 229,274,502
Anderson, Larry A. 25,58,121,149,154,
288,438,449
Anderson, Larry K. 162
Anderson, Larry P. 438
Anderson, Larry R. 136,151,158,302
438
Anderson, LaVonne A. 238
Anderson, Loretta F. 189
Anderson, Marilyn J. 196,651
Anderson, Mary B. 219,502
Anderson, Melinda M. 276,438
Anderson, Michael R. 373,502
Anderson, Norman H. 179,185,438
Anderson, Patricia A. 502
Anderson, Rebecca S. 228,241,332,
260,502
Anderson, Richard M. 149,438
Anderson, Robert A. 310,502
Anderson, Robert A. 158,186,438
Anderson, Ted L. 365,502
Anderzhon, Beverly A. 200
Anderzhon, John F. 175,438
Andrews, Janice E. 26,29,222,354,502
Andrews, Norbert J. 298,409,439
Angel Flight 156
Angel, Gene R. 502
Angell, Beverly J. 502
Angerman, G. Gary 156,304,439
Angwin, Carol S. 270,502
Anschutz, Fredrick G. 502
Anschutz, James E. 180
Anspaugh, Victor E. 188,502
Anstaett, Constance 232,439
Antes, Carl E. 502
Anthony, Harry D. 93
Anthony, William R. 308,439
Anton, Billy V. 502
Apartments 382-383
Appleby, Mariellen J. 234
Appleby, Thomas E. 234
Applegate, Anne V. 71
Applegate, Roberta G. 171
Appleton, Roy S. 365,502
Arab-American Club 190
Arasmith, Gayle D. 225,502
Arbuthnot, Barbara L. 439
Arbuthnot, RodneyR. 439
Architecture Council 112
Arehart, Michael J. 290,502
Arendt, Deborah L. 194
Armbrust, John S. 157,330,365,502
Armbruster, Gregory 176,502
Armbruster, Jerry L. 155,502
Armstead, Dean L. 365,502
Armstrong, Elizabeth 232,274,502
Armstrong, John P. 161,439
Armstrong, Judy J. 232,346,502
Armstrong, Elaine 329
Armstrong, Kenneth C. 376,502
Armstrong, Nancy L. 346,502
Armstrong, Tamara D. 156,193,276,502
Armsworthy, Judith C. 219,237,326,
502
Arnett, Vinton K. 359,411,413,414,
502
Arnhold, Thomas R. 359,502
Arnold Air Society 157
Arnold, Frederick O. 401
Arnold, Roy P. 359,502
Arnoldy, David N. 58,129,151,439
Arnott, Ralph E. 502
Arokoyo, Johnson O. 175,201,226,241
Arp, Donna K. 200
Arrequin, Max M. 396
Artmann, Daniel B. 373,439
Arts and Sciences Council 117
Asadi, Shafiuddin A. 214
Asadi, Shahnaaz A. 214
Asbury, Mardel L. 336,502
Asbury, Sue E. 336,503
Ascher, Clifford D. 176,292,503
Aseneta, Lydia V. 651
Asfahl, Barbara H. 239,336,503
Ash, Charles E. 296,503
Ash, Jonathan N. 225
Asher, Barbara S. 326,503
Asher, Donald D. 176
Asher, Karen K. 211,354,503
Ashford, Barbara E. 258,503
Ashida, Betty R. 231,354,503
Ashton, Diana L. 276,503
Ashton, Mary J. 270,503
Associated Women Students 60,61
Association of Residence Halls
329-330
Atchison, Cheryl L. 256,336,503
Atchison, Timothy A. 294,503
Atherton, Kaye L. 354,503
Athey, Joel W. 318,651
Athletics 386-433
Atkinson, Frank M. 85,226
Atkinson, George 503
Atkinson, Nancy J. 194,228,258,503
Atkinson, William R. 188,197,503
Attebery, James B. 314,503
Attwood, Mary S. 260,503
Atwater, Mary A. 346,503
Atwater, Patricia A. 228,256,503
Augustine, Gary L. 439
Auld, Glenn A. 365,503
Ault, Mary L. 194,222,231,325,503
Aupperle, Ronald E. 308,503
Austin, Lon D. 393
Austin, Sharon K. 346,503
Avery, Cheri L. 131,171,195,209,326,
503
Avery, William 17
Axe, William J. 310,503
Ayres, Eva M. 198,260,439
Ayres, John P. 320,419,503
Ayres, Teresa C. 354,503
Aytan, Songul 651
B
Baalman, Roger J. 359,503
Babcoke, Stephen C. 178
Baber, Joan C. 189
Baber, Joe K. 186,439
Bachman, Paul E. 280,503
Bachtell, Bonne J. 378,503
Bachtell, Patrick D. 203
Backer, Jack E. 62,77
Backhaus, Pamela S. 272,503
Bacon, Larry D. 223
Bader, Dean R. 158,187,292,503
Badger, Bonnee B. 58,59,150,266,503
Badger, William J. 439
Badsky, Edward T. 365,503
Baehr, Gratia L. 237,260,439
Baer, Stephanie A. 194,197,225,228,
258,336,503
Baffrey, Michael E. 359,504
Bafus, Gary L. 504
Bagley, Came S. 272,504
Bailey, Eileen E. 504
Bailey, Jeanette 210,326,504
Bailey, Larry G. 192,365,504
Bailey, Linda R. 200
Bailey, Pete L. 288,504
Bain, Cheryl L. 260,504
Bain, Marilyn R. 346,504
Bainter, Warren C. 365,504
Baird, James V. 78,81,314,504
Baird, Joe R. 365
Baird, John R. 357,504
Baird, William A. 282,504
Bajunirwe, Emmanuel F. 175
Baker, Charles G. 182
Baker, David C. 225,242,365,406,504
Baker, Deborah K. 229,332,262,504
Baker, Delma J. 194,209,234,325,504
Baker, Howard J. 225
Baker, Jacqueline 439
Baker, Jon L. 156,157,439
Baker, Judy D. 257,504
Baker, Nancy A. 230,274,439
Baker, Ralph E. 182,318,504
Baker, Robert E. 651
Baker, Roger L. 234
Baker, Ronald A. 439
Bakery Management Club 190
Balbale, Shafi A. 214
Balderson, S. Clark 281,504
Balding, Larry D. 320,504
Baldridge, Linda A. 156,159,181,230,
276,439
Baldridge, Robert S. 201
Balducci, Richard K. 393
Baldwin, Allen V. 103,155,158,168,
176,439
Baldwin, Carol A. 332,439
Baldwin, Curtis L. 284,504
Baldwin, Mark W. 74,284,504
Baldwin, Virginia K. 177
Baldwin, Yvonne L. 346,504
Ball, Candace M. 346,504
Ball, Edward E. 504
Ball, Sara A. 228,346,504
Ball, Terrance F. 191,439
Ballard, Charles L. 401,406
Ballard, Ross B. 405
Ballentine, Russell 176,504
Ballhorst, John E. 284,359,504
Balthazor, Judith A. 224,504
Balwanz, Bob H. 290,504
Balzer, Rosemary M. 504
Bamman, Wilford M. 504
Bandel, Terry J. 359,504
Banerji, Subir 213
Banker, Merlin J. 286,504
Banks, Paul J. 439
Banning, John W. 225,365,504
Bantwal, Jayawanth D. 213
Baptist Student Union 237
Bapu, Hanumantha R. 213
Baran, James A. 227
Barb, Linda S. 228,258,346,504
Barbe, Rebecca A. 229,274,504
Barbee, Jon R. 308,505
Barben, Mary D. 189
Barben, Edward E. 186
Barber, Loyd W. 505
Barber, Michael 318,401,505
Barch, Mrs. Allen 292
Barenberg, Edward D. 183,439
Barenberg, Janis L. 241,332,505
Barger, Betty L. 346,505
Baril, Sally J. 82,270,505
Barillas, Adan 651
Barker, Charlene F. 354,505
Barkley, William H. 225
Barkman, Floyd J. 177,440
Barley, Mary L. 270,440
Barnard, Hugh D. 306,440
Barnes, Dennis E. 505
Barnes, Harold J. 188,505
Barnes, Joe W. 440
Barnes, Nona M. 189
Barnes, Sarah C. 336,505
Barnes, Sharon A. 354,505
Barnes, Terry L. 336,505
Barnes, Thomas K. 393
Barnett, Danny K. 505
Barnett, William R. 284,505
Barney, Carolyn L. 266,505
Barnhart, Roy B. 195,223,365,505
Barnthson, Harold E. 373,505
Barr, George W. 218
Barr, Judith A. 346,505
Barr, Roger L. 284,505
Barr, William C. 154,218,440
Barrett, Harold C. 365,505
Barrett, James E. 308,416,505
Barrow, Sharon L. 242,505
Barrows, Bradley D. 320,505
Barrows, Richard R. 320,505
Barstow, Barbara A. 346,505
Barstow, Neil B. 505
Barta, Alan G. 505
Barta, Richard A. 158,187,286,505
Bartak, Marilyn J. 336,505
Bartel, Nancy S. 202,240,354,505
Bartel, Richard K. 205,224,505
Bartel, Thomas W. 85
Bartell, Marcia P. 195,240,378,505
Bartels, Gary M. 505
Barth, Sylvia M. 440
Bartholomew, Carolyn 74,161,264,
440,464
Bartholomew, Eric L. 300,505
Bartholomew, Nancy J. 336,505
Bartholomew, Ruth A. 202,242,238,
326,505
Bartholomew, William 373,505
Bartlett, Carlyn K. 151,337,506
Bartley, Erie E. 93,101
Bartley, Glenn E. 440
Bartley, Michael A. 73
Barton, Diana K. 82,258,506
Barton, Jon D. 180
Barton, Kenneth R. 280,506
Bartoo, Chloellen 337,506
Bartscht, Charla J. 651
Base, Patricia A. 71,152,274,506
Baseball 406-409
Bashom, Jacqueline A. 229,276,346
Basketball 398-405
Basore, Richard C. 316,440
Bass, Andrea R. 354,440
Bastel, Joan E. 229,332,506
Bastin, Donald R. 183
Bates, Constance L. 276,506
Bates, Kent C. 373,506
Bates, Rodney M. 71,150,172,207,440
Bates, Wanda L. 167,207,239,244,506
Bathurst, Linda S. 243,337,506
Bauder, Helen C. 162,164,226,326,440
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Bauer, David K. 312,506
Bauman, Harold D. 186
Bauman, Linda K. 332,506
Bauman, Mary E. 189
Baumgart=n, Edwin O. 314,506
655
Baunman, Joyce M. 337,506
Baxter, Gloria E. 26,201,266,506
Bay, Darrell E. 201
Bayer, Dana M. 276,506
Bayless, Sara M. 279,262,506
Beach, Carol S. 156,506
Beach, Charles L. 440
Beach, Donald A. 506
Beach, Ronald T. 187,298,440
Beach, Sharilyn K. 506
Beach, Suzanne I. 258,506
Beal, Thomas G. 304,506
Beals, Barbara A. 266,440
Beals, Janalee E. 222,266,506
Beans, Yandell S. 373,506
Beasley, Cheryl L. 60,337,506
Beatty, Daniel D. 97
Bechtold, Jan C. 366,506
Beck, Barbara L. 248,256,506
Beck, Glenn H. 95
Beck, Henry V. 169
Beck, Karen J. 232,260,506
Beck, Marcia A, 337,440
Beck, Steven R. 57,58,59,73,294,506
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Becker, Edwin L. 195,506
Becker, Jo A. 228,232,241,337,344,506
Becker, Lauren P. 506
Becker, LeWayne C. 506
Becker, Robert A. 240
Becker, Roger L. 188,507
Becker, Sherrilyn K. 152,170,231,256,
507
Becker, Sheryl A. 354,507
Beckman, Susan A. 346,507
Beckwith, Sharon J. 507
Becraft, Larry R. 507
Becraft, Linda S. 440
Bedford, Felix R. 304,507
Bednasek, Monty M. 290,440
Beebe, Clayton R. 192
Beedles, William L. 298,507
Beedy, Susan J. 332,507
Beer, Janet J. 332,507
Beer, Pamela A. 337,507
Beery, Thomas Z. 296,440
Beesley, Roger D. 191,507
Beets, Mary A. 332,507
Beezley, William P. 188,314,507
Beggs, Wayne D. 507
Begnoche, Gary M. 507
Behnke, Keith C. 154,218
Behnke, Meredith J. 366,507
Behrens, Philip P. 366,507
Behrens, Robert M. 292,359,507
Beichley, Duane E. 85,178
Beisner, Betty A. 194,198,346,507
Beisner, Linda D. 332,507
Bekaert, Denis A. 188,507
Belcher, Pat J. 200
Belden, Gale L. 328,507
Belden, Guy N. 181
Bell, Kermit O. 201
Bell, Orin D. 153,300,507
Bell, Peter A. 300,422,507
Bell, Warren W. 507
Bellairs, George H. 229,359,440
Bellairs, William M. 183,507
Beloof, Anne 337,507
Belter, Lizbeth S. 346,507
Benda, Leanne M. 346,507
Bender, Gary L. 283,507
Bendure, Itha M. 189
Bendure, William N. 188
Benedict, Betty C. 440
Benedict, William R. 112
Benfer, John P. 108,243,507
Benjamin, Martin E. 294,507
Bennett, James W. 282,507
Bennett, Kathy S. 337,507
Bennett, Lynda C. 248,264,507
Bennett, Marvin L. 212,508
Bennett, Robert E. 320,440
Benninga, Maurice J. 212,508
Benson, David A. 366,508
Benson, Joe S. 508
Benson, Lee M. 508
Bentley, Fred R. 508
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Bentley, Velura J. 337,508
Benton, Barbara K. 152,229,258,508
Benton, Dale E. 366,508
Benton, Sandra C. 337,508
Benton, Timothy T. 194,366,508
Bentsen, Donald R. 296,508
Benyshek, Larry L. 508
Berg, Launa R. 346,508
Berg, Marcia M. 337,508
Berg, Mary M. 166,216
Berg, Philip W. 322,508
Berger, Laurene M. 440
Berger, Sally I. 270,440
Berger, Walene F. 332,508
Bergerhouse, Shelly 30,262,508
Berges, Connie S. 241,332,508
Berges, Reen H. 314,508
Berggren, Sheri A. 337,508
Bergin, Patricia C. 189
Bergin, William C. 158,186,440
Bergman, Kathleen S. 219,508
Berkeley, Coburn A. 508
Berkey, Pamela J. 85,272,440
Berkholtz, Dennis L. 298,399,400,401,
440
Berlin, Larry K. 316,423,508
Bernardo, Emiliana N. 203
Bernasek, Frank R. 197,308,508
Berndt, Douglas L. 188
Berner, Martha E. 441
Berner, Neal E. 441
Berning, Kathleen M. 346,508
Bernitz, Sharon A. 228,256,508
Berry, Gail M. 181,274,508
Berry, Ralph E. 201
Bert, Harold D. 359,508
Bertrand, William A. 441
Berube, Paul E. 651
656
Bestgen, Keith E. 163,373,508
Bestwick, Connie J. 242,337,508
Beta Sigma Psi 292-293
Beta Theta Pi 294-295
Bethell, Susan C. 197,272,508
Betton, Martha J. 72,161
Betton, Steve L. 225,366,421,508
Betts, Barry L. 235
Betts, Janet K. 337
Betts, Joann 229
Betts, Nancy 200
Betz, William D. 306,441
Bevan, William 63,151,300,441
Bevins, Robert J. 93
Bey, Fred W. 218,373,508
Beyer, Alan H. 284,508
Bhalla, Anil K. 213
Bhalla, Chander P. 213
Bhalla, Lalit M. 213
Bhalla, Sunit K. 213
Bhalla, Vijay 213
Biberstein, Billy J. 163
Biby, Carol M. 441
Bickford, Max 92
Bicknell, Patricia L. 228
Bidwell, Orville W. 108
Bieber, Lester L. 425
Bieberly, Frank G. 93,187
Bieker, Carmen L. 441
Bieker, Sandra K. 337,509
Bierbaum, Carl M. 292,509
Biery, Bonita F. 24,25,156,194,331,
353,354,509
Biery, Terry L. 157,201,302,651
Bietka, Judith A. 346,509
Bigelow, Mary A. 260,509
Biggart, Le A. 326,509
Biggs, Elaine S. 216,220,227,509
Biggs, Michael N. 509
Bigler, Jane A. 198,228,231,337,509
Bihlmaier, Steven L. 296,509
Billenwillms, Sheila 208,240
Billinger, Betty J. 276,509
Bilotta, Larry P. 316,651
Bilyeu, Sandra K. 509
Bircher, David W. 191,286,509
Bird, Gloria D. 164,441
Bird, Helen E. 337,509
Bird, Robert E. 651
Bisbee, Beth L. 189
Bisbee, David N. 187
Bishop, Deandra 337,509
Bishop, Mary 51
Bishop, Nancy L. 337,509
Bishop, Richard L. 308,509
Bishop, Robert D. 509
Bissing, Patricia A. 268,509
Bjurstrom, Mary E. 441
Bjurstrom, Pamela 71,509
Black, Bradford H. 318,509
Black, Dennis A. 312,393,509
Black, Wanda S. 268,346,509
Blackburn, Bonnie A. 337,509
Blackburn Jack B. 101,127
Blackburn, Richard D. 53,54
Blackwell, John H. 509
Blackwell, William F. 216,509
Blaiklock, Raymond R. 441
Blair, Paula B. 346,509
Blake, Karen S. 237,337,509
Blake, William O. 316,509
Blaker, Bradford G. 73,298,509
Blakeslee, Mary E. 125,230,276,441
Blanke, Gunnar W. 304,509
Blankenhagen Edward 168,197
Blankenship, Connis L. 200
Blankenship, Gary D. 164,232,441
Blankenship, Larry P. 184,316,442
Blankinship, Paul H. 366,509
Blankinship, Robert 225
Blanton, Johnny B. 509
Blasdel, Phyllis J. 54,117,169,231,260,
509
Blauvelt, William A. 80,161,171,223,
237,330,359,509
Blecha, Joyce E. 193,195,209,228,337,
509
Blecha, Keith M. 510
Blecher, Jacob B. 442
Blew, Lo Rita M. 354,510
Blex, C. Douglas 510
Bleything, Richard R. 304,442
Blick, Janice M. 337,510
Blickenstaff, Cheri 193,354,510
Bliss, Charles E. 149,170,314,442
Bliss, Fredrick C. 184
Bliss, Robert J. 510
Bliss, Thomas C. 510
Block and Bridle 191
Block, Andrew W. 359,510
Blocker, H. Derrick 201
Blocksome, Lyndon K. 180,510
Blocksome, Roderick 212,442
Bloom, Robert E. 510
Bloss, Rebecca A. 166,216,651
Blount, Linda M. 346,510
Blow, Harry E. 72,314,510
Bloyd, Bethry E. 262,346,510
Blue Key 149
Boand, Robert B. 314,510
Board of Regents 92
Board of Student Organizations 62
Board of Student Publications 63
Bobinmyer, James E. 193,510
Bock, Evelyn A. 151,187
Bock, James F. 310,510
Bock, Ralph S. 510
Boddie, Julia A. 354,510
Bodwell, Jean K. 266,442
Boeschen, Phillip W. 292,510
Boger, Alan T. 366,510
Boger, Fred C. 510
Boggs, Terry K. 292,510
Bohl, David L. 181
Bohn, Gary D. 58,128,149,156,442
Bohn, Rita D. 510
Bohn, William H. 163
Bohnen, Gerald J. 194,366,510
Bohnen, Joseph M. 188,302,510
Boisseau, Eldon L. 204,298,510
Bolack, Louis W. 197,366,510
Bolan, John E. 413,414
Boley, Thomas F. 283,510
Bolick, Mark P. 164,396
Bolin, Nancy J. 337,510
Bolinger, Lyndal D. 225,378,510
Boll, Bruce A. 312,510
Bollmeier, Don H. 172,442
Bolt, Hilarie S. 276,346,510
Bolton, Carolyn L. 346,510
Bond, Rita D. 332,510
Bondurant, John B. 314,510
Bone, Ronald L. 510
Bonebrake, Case A. 227
Bonebrake, Charles R. 192,221,227,
300,511
Bonner, William 112,179,442
Bonorden, Le R. 196,366,511
Bonsall, Robert J. 193,366,511
Boomer, Bruce A. 306,511
Boomer, Larren G. 154
Boomer, Warren E. 188
Boor, Rose M. 226,346,51 1
Booram, Charles V. 182
Boos, Edward J. 310,511
Booth, Donald G. 442
Booth, Glenda M. 193,332,511
Booth, Joan L. 60,150,274,511
Booz, Charles R. 304,511
Borell, Steven C. 155,181
Boren, Deborah K. 74,222,346,511
Borg, Alfred F. 115
Borg, Donna K. 511
Borgerding, Paul H. 310,511
Borota, Milan 393
Borowski, Robert A. 190
Bosch, Paul L. 304,511
Bosche, Helen F. 156,231,256,442
Boschowitzki, Linda I. 240
Bosler, Franklin J. 284,442
Boss, Mrs. Henery 316
Bosse, Doris J. 332,511
Boster, Rochelle A. 337,344,511
Bostrom, Sheryl L. 354,511
Bostwick, Melissa F. 228,332,511
Bottenberg, Julie C. 511
Boucher, Ronald K. 154,218,442
Bouchey, Marsha A. 152,194,326,511
Boudreau, Jamesina A. 442
Boudreaux, Linda R. 354,511
Bourbina, Charles F. 156,206
Bourque, Chalise A. 169,274,442
Bowen, Ronald L. 393
Bowen, Ruthie K. 228,337,511
Bower, Joan R. 219,332,511
Bower, Mary A. 231,51 1
Bower, Wayne P. 51 1
Bowers, Constance J. 51 1
Bowers, Robert D. 183,442
Bowie, Gary E. 71
Bowie, Richard Lee J. 366,511
Bowling 427
Bowman, Barbara S. 204,346,511
Bowman, Dennis M. 366,511
Bowman, Frederick H. 215,304,511
Bowman, Phillip N. 373,511
Bowman, Ronald D. 366,511
Bowman, Susan J. 276,51 1
Bowmer, Pamela A. 193,226
Bowser, Robert D. 292,511
Bowsher, Melodie L. 78,81,171,511
Bowsher, Nancy J. 354,511
Bowyer, James M. 179
Boxberger, Kathryn A. 264
Boxler, Mary L. 167,337,51 I
Boyce, Glenda T. 194,225,346,512
Boyce, Larry R. 396
Boyce, Harmon S. 242
Boyce, Richard E. 81,121,154,168,308,
442
Boyd Hall 332-335
Boyd Hall Council 333
Boyd, Glenn E. 294,393,512
Boyd, Joyce E. 337,512
Boyda, William A. 396
Boyer, Janet L. 82,150,152,252,266,512
Boyer, Janice E. 346,512
Boyer, Kelvin R. 191,193,512
Boyer, Nancy M. 229,264,512
Boyer, Ronald L. 366,442
Boyer, William J. 180
Boyer, William W. 115,220
Boylan, Lynn E. 239,244
Boyle, Dale D. 195,512
Boyle, Douglas A. 322,512
Boyle, Linda S. 354,512
Boyle, Peter J. 227
Boyle, Steven R. 302,512
Boyles, Alice L. 192,337,512
Bozarth, Andrew J. 186,442
Bozarth, Jeanette S. 189
Bozikis, Ronald H. 396
Bozone, David M. 302,512
Bozzo, William J. 215
Brabec, James O. 512
Braden, Janet L. 231,326,512
Braddy, Susan E. 512
Bradford, Barbara A. 346,512
Bradley, Eunice L. 177
Bradley, Sandra L. 198,262,442
Bradley, Thomas L. 512
Bradley, Wray E. 203
Brady, Kenneth R. 188
Brady, Mary A. 72,378,512
Brady, Thomas J. 442
Brady, Timothy J. 227
Brady, Warren T. 292,512
Bramlage, Richard E. 205,241,310,512
Brammer, Judy M. 60,197,219,221,442
Brand, Charles R. 366,512
Brand, John H. 163,288,442
Brandner, Lowell 93,171
Brandner, Mary S. 82,150,171,264,512
Brandon, Alan C. 227
Brannan, James E. 512
Brannan, Michael S. 227,512
Branson, Carl E. 393
Branson, Richard L. 187
Brant, Douglas M. 366,512
Branton, Dorothy A. 346,512
Brase, Mary H. 346
Brasher, Bob 408
Braswell, David A. 284,512
Brattin, Janis K. 337,512
Brattin, Jeanne A. 354,512
Bratton, Barbara A. 264,512
Bratton, Larry D. 512
Braum, Roy A. 158,186,442
Bray, Robert W. 443
Brazle, Reba S. 194,209,234,443
Brazzell, Cecil 155,512
Breazeale, Carolyn S. 74,346,512
Brecheisen, Adell W. 166
Bredemeier, Sharon M. 337,512
Bredengerd, Laurence 300,512
Breeden, Effie M. 242,513
Breeden, Margaret A. 242,354,513
Breen, Timothy J. 443
Brees, Gerald C. 290
Breidenthal, George 308,513
Breif, Deborah J. 276,332,513
Breitenbach, Jerome 359,513
Breitenbach, John D. 443
Breitenstein, Alfred 366,513
Breitweiser, Mary D. 156,274,513
Brelig, George A. 197,366,513
Brennan, Patricia A. 72,513
Brenneisen, Leigh 268,337,513
Brenner, Steven R. 513
Brent, Carol A. 264,443
Brettell, J. Allan 98,214
Brewer, Marvin V. 190
Brewer, Robbie G. 26,232,268,513
Brewer, Trudy A. 346,513
Brewster, Robert W. 290,513
Bridges, David L. 312,513
Bridges, Donald L. 225
Bridges, Ronald L. 242,359,513
Briel, Jonothan E. 359,513
Briggeman, Wilma J. 179
Briggs, Robert A. 294,513
Briggs, William E. 366,513
Bright, Charles D. 162
Brighton, Thomas J. 443
Brighton, Van E. 294,513
Brillhart, Carl D. 205,239,514
Brim, Karen S. 210,229,232,252,260,
337,514
Brim, Lenore K. 161,232,260,443
Brining, Donald R. 300,514
Brink, David L. 284,514
Brinker, Jane M. 152,241,514
Brinker, Marlene J. 228,337,514
Brinkman, P. Delbert 84,171
Brinkmeyer, Juanita 195,326,514
Brinkoeter, Elizabeth 264,443
Broadwell, Edwin S. 359,514
Brock, Sharon L. 208,514
Brockelman, Jerald D. 514
Brockman, Robert J. 296,514
Brockway, Edwin B. 225,244
Brockway, Steven E. 359,514
Broderick, Yvonne A. 189
Broderick, Robert G. 187
Broeckelman, Gregory 378,514
Broeckelman, Leelan 373,514
Broeckelman, Robert 359,514
Broers, James S. 366,514
Broers, Shirley S. 333,514
Broers, Ted A. 128,322,514
Brokaw, Paul A. 163,373,514
Bronleewe, Thomas R. 419
Bronzan, Charles T. 302,514
Brooke, Jeanette 270,443
Brookins, Douglas G. 169
Brooks, Darrell R. 443
Brooks, Frank J. 21 5
Brooks, Ginger L. 181,193,333,514
Brooks, H. L. 201
Brooks, Phyllis K. 60,276,378,514
Brooks, Ralph E. 176,514
Brooks, Robert S. 169
Brooks,
Robyn D. 75
Brooks,
Rodger A. 179
Brooks,
Stephen C. 359,514
Brooks,
Steven L. 514
Brooks,
Susan E. 156
Brous,
Judy A. 337,514
Browder, David L. 188
Browder, Robert P. 115
Brower
, Garry R. 443
Brower
, Ruby K. 200
Brown,
Barbara A. 37,276,514
Brown,
Berenice 64
Brown,
Catherine 101
Brown,
Dale S. 318,514
Brown,
David A. 304,514
Brown,
David L. 240
Brown,
David W. 71
Brown,
Deborah L. 202,264,333,514
Brown,
Edwin V. 651
Brown,
Geraldine J. 221,514
Brown,
Harold E. 71,359,514
Brown,
Howard R. 172,180
Brown,
James E. 359,366,514
Brown,
James L. 244,443
Brown,
James M. 165
Brown,
Jerry L. 514
Brown,
John L. 94,101
Brown,
John W. 378,514
Brown,
Julia A. 272,514
Brown,
Larry R. 308,515
Brown,
Linda K. 337,515
Brown,
Paul J. 366,515
Brown,
Percy L. 396
Brown,
Raymond L. 373,515
Brown,
Roderick R. 159,183,306,443
Brown, Sheila A. 346,515
Brown, Sheila M. 378,515
Brown, Verdes 37
Brown, Mrs. Verdes 37
I
Brown, Vicki L. 231,354,443
Brown, Virginia E. 151,332,333,443
Brown, William L. 359,515
Brown, William L. 164,414,416,417,
515
Browne, Charles R. 515
Brownlee, Dale E. 229,357,359,443
Brownlie, Barbara L. 202,228,337,515
Bruce, Richard N. 188,306,443
Bruhin, Michael J. 393
Brumble, Timothy R. 393,322,515
Brummel, Joel S. 204,651
Brummell, Alan G. 373,515
Brune, Terry L. 71,74,91
Bruner, Steven C. 192,515
Brungardt, Samuel J. 158,211,310,443
Bruning, Gary D. 304,443
Brunkow, James R. 373,515
Brunner, Ann J. 195,234,325,515
Brunsky, George M. 304,515
Brunson, Virginia L. 219,333,515
Brunswig, Robert H. 163,288,515
Brussow, William C. 72,73,359,515
Bruton, Robert D. 359,515
Bryan, Carol L. 74,346,515
Bryan, David W. 163,515
Bryan, John N. 366,515
Bryan, Nancy B. 337,515
Bryan, Roylan M. 333,515
Bryant, Bruce E. 34,443
Bryant, Bruce W. 316,443
Bryant, Lawrence O. 300,515
Bryant, Margaret E. 195
Bryant Stephen D. 396
Bryant, William M. 136,158,187
Bubb, Henry A. 92
Buchan, Patricia A. 231
Buchan, Robert E. 74,304,515
Buchele, Kenneth D. 154,218
Buchele, Nancy E. 253,274,515
Buchheister, John B. 155,359,515
Buchman, Sherri L. 337,515
Buchmann, Stuart E. 515
Buckingham, Louise T. 337,515
Buckland, Annette L. 58,156,326,443
Buckles, Michael D. 294,515
Buckles, Nancy A. 260,337,515
Budge, Lance B. 515
Budke, Martha J. 256,515
Buehler, Dana E. 229,274,337,516
Buehler, Wayne K. 516
Buek, Stephen R. 366,516
Buffo, Lyn M. 232,346,516
Bugbee, Karen S. 194,208,346,516
Bugbee, Marion 276
Buhrer, William A. 516
Buisch, William W. 188,516
Bulger, Judith A. 26,29,270,516
Bull, Barbara J. 256,516
Buller, Delores L. 224,240,346,516
Bultinck, Gabriel J. 359,396,516
Bunker, Craig L. 300,516
Bunker, Janet S. 228,268,337,516
Bunker, Jill E. 197,228,253,268,337,
516
Bunton, Norma D. 115
Burch, Mrs. Allen 292
Burch, Patrick H. 268
Burdett, William W. 224
Burford, Marietta C. 215,346,516
Burford, Philip D. 187
Burg, George F. 516
Burge, Nancy L. 337,516
Burger, Charles W. 193
Burger, Thomas A. 310,516
Burgess, Joyce S. 270,516
Burgess, Judith G. 270,516
Burgess, Judith L. 222,274,516
Burk, Cheryln J. 279,337,516
Burk, Elmer C. 280,443
Burk, Robert D. 253,516
Burk, Robert W. 280,516
Burke, Bruce E. 197,212,284,516
Burke, Jack M. 138
Burkey, Jerry B. 187
Burkhardt, Ronald J. 443
Burkhart, Monica D. 215,222
Burkhart, Walter E. 204,366,516
Burkhead, Eric M. 204,366,516
Burkhead, Leland L. 366,516
Burmeister, Irva K. 346,516
Burnes, Mickelin G. 202
Burnett, Cecil W. 283,443
Burnett, Donna L. 191,193,346,516
Burnett, Gilbert C. 359,516
Burnett, Peggy C. 258,516
Burnett, Robert A. 151,160,172,443
Burns, Cathy L. 337,516
Burns, Michael J. 649
Burns, Roger D. 359,516
Burns, Stephen M. 71,516
Burris, Joyce A. 276,516
Burris, Spencer R. 517
Burris, Stephen D. 314,517
Burt, Ronald J. 181,517
Burton, Carol A. 346,517
Burton, Jack L. 194,286,517
Burton, Linda S. 228,253,270,333,517
Bury, Robert J. 158,186,443
Busch, Sandra K. 222,354,517
Bush, James L. 75
Bush, Larry A. 314,517
Bush, Raymond L. 290,517
Bush, Sharon W. 193,517
Buss, Allan C. 199,444
Buss, Stanley D. 175,205,517
Bussart, Cheryl A. 239,517
Busset, Glenn M. 138
Bussman, Russell L. 154,218,329,517
Butler, Bonne L. 346,517
Butler, James H. 304,420,421,517
Butler, Nancy J. 71,197,231,256,517
Butler, William D. 192,283,517
Butler, William M. 517
Butterworth, Steven 216,283,517
Butts, Joel R. 306,444
Butts, John N. 223,286,517
Butts, Jon R. 366,517
Butts, Lucretia A. 232,337,444
Butts, Michael C. 366,517
Buzenberg, Mildred E. 121
Buzenberg, William E. 171,227,517
Byer, Janet L. 444
Byers, Earle C. 212
Byers, Jacqualine S. 231,517
Byers, Norman P. 74
Byrne, Barbara 60,131,198,209,264,517
Cable, Barbara L. 151,153,444
Cable, John P. 154,157,357,366,444
Cable, Lynn M. 228,346,517
Cackler, James W. 517
Cadman, Stephen 177,517
Cadwallader, Ralph E. 225,373,517
Cadwell, Kathleen S. 517
Cahill, William E. 178,517
Cailteux, Patricia L. 346,517
Cain, John R. 415
Cain, Margaret C. 337,344,517
Cain, Osmond 392,393
Caine, Homer D. 72,217
Calamaio, Craig A. 225,296,517
Caldwell, Glenn A. 517
Callen, Patricia J. 24,156,268,444
Callen, Thomas E. 359,517
Callies, Rodney E. 518
Camblin, Gary L. 304,518
Campbell, Bonnie J. 221
Campbell, Carolyn B. 266,518
Campbell, Carrol W. 286,651
Campbell, Colin L. 419
Campbell, David P. 359,518
Campbell, Joan M. 444
Campbell, Judith A. 378,518
.Campbell, Larry G. 615
Campbell, Marcia A. 518
Campbell, Richard G. 312,518
Campbell, Richard W. 179,518
Campbell, Ronald W. 103
Campbell, Susan E. 221
Candlelight Ball Queen 30
Canfield, Pamela A. 276,444
Cannon, John W. 280,518
Canny, Mary E. 346,518
Caplinger, Gary L. 518
Capra, John R. 373,518
Carbiener, Connie L. 337
Card, Michael D. 314,444
Cardwell, Alvin B. 93,1 15
Cardwell, Charles E. 56,300
Cardwell, Steven R. 292,518
Carey, James C. 93
Carey, Larry N. 425,518
Carey, Sarah G. 518
Carimi, Ronald J. 359,518
Carl, James G. 212,320,444
Carl, Sherilyn 125,156,264,444
Carlat, James K. 183,328,518
Carlgren, Robert C. 191
Carlin, Jerry F. 182,518
Carlin, Kathryn A. 354,518
Carlin, Thomas E. 312,518
Carlisle, Michael E. 304,518
Carlson, Aaron E. 359,518
Carlson, Carl J. 197
Carlson, David E. 153,312,518
Carlson, Donald E. 172,444
Carlson, Kenneth L. 193,195,225,518
Carlson, Linda J. 56,60,150,214,230,
274,518
Carlson, Melvin L. 518
Carlson, Pamela S. 156,163,197,232,
248,276,518
Carlson, Patricia Lynn 232,256,279,518
Carlson, Susan E. 228,242,337,518
Carlson, Virginia A. 230,256,445
Carlyle, Stephen M. 359,518
Carman, Janet J. 161
Carman, Melvin S. 416
Carmichael, Craig L. 187,445
Carmichael, Lyle K. 518
Carmichael, Sue A. 189,198,518
Carmony, Lyle P. 298,518
Cams, Michael R. 304,425,518
Carpenter, Arthur L. 187
Carpenter, Danny R. 157
Carpenter, Frank R. 103
Carpenter, Karl D. 445
Carpenter, Patricia 161,518
Carpenter, Warren E. 182,320,445
Carr, Connie L. 268,519
Carr, Dennis E. 366,519
Carr, John J. 190,218,373,375,519
Carr, Nancy S. 208,268,346,519
Carr, Pamela K. 61,150,262,519
Carr, Ronald L. 180,308,519
Carr, Steve D. 194,373,519
Carr, Tommy R. 109,158,302,519
Carr, Viki L. 346,519
Carriger, Earl R. 329,519
Carroll, Daniel J. 310,519
Carroll, Timothy L. 183,241,445
Carson, Pamalee G. 231,260,445
Carson, Shirley E. 252,258,519
Carson, William T. 310,519
Cartee, Carol 189
Cartee, Robert E. 186,445
Carter, Ann M. 354,519
Carter, Brian E. 243,519
Carter, John M. 244,373,375,519
Carter, Jon R. 359,416,519
Carter, Lawrence E. 199,445
Carter, Steven D. 314,519
Carter, Sue L. 60,346,519
Carthrae, Ralph E. 128,183,445
Carthrae, Rita R. 200
Carver, Curtis C. 519
Casady, Anne L. 270,519
Case, Barbara J. 189
Case, Candice S. 150,191,193,354,519
Case, James A. 186,455
Case, Lesley E. 208,256,346,519
Case, Richard A. 229,357,359,445
Casey, Michael R. 359,519
Casey, Paula M. 241,333,519
Cashatt, John P. 519
Caspar, Margaret A. 202,241,337,519
Caspar, William O. 310,445
Casper, Danny L. 519
Casper, Jean M. 60,131,150,164,198,
264,519
Cassella, Paul W. 292,519
Caster, Dallas D. 186,445
Castillo, Victor C. 359,519
Castle, Nancy M. 258,519
Catlin, Pamela S. 260,519
Caton, John E. 304,519
Catrell, Frederick A. 168
Caufield, Michael D. 519
Cauthon, Harold L. 359,520
Cavanaugh, Thomas P. 312,520
Cave, Gary R. 75
Cavin, Kathryn A. 276,520
Caviness, Kathleen M. 228,258,520
Caywood, Don A. 322, 520
Caywood, Rox A. 445
Cerf, Bennett 41
Cesafsky, Allen A. 186,445
Cetinkaya, Zafer 651
Chadwick, Leroy D. 167,197,366,520
Chadwick, Theodore A. 93,101
Chafieian, Nasser 221
Chaghtai, Shahrukh M. 214
Chalfant, Nedra L. 232,346,520
Chalkley, Rodney L. 373,520
Chalmers, Carol 116
Chalmers, Joann 288,346,520
Chalmers, John 1 16
Chaloupka, Barbara J. 197,228,378,520
Chamness, Edgar A. 78,79,171,445,
454
Chance, Barbara J. 197,239,244,337,
344,520
Chance, Carl R. 226
Chancey, Jerry D. 359,520
Chandler, Charles N. 520
Chandler, David T. 318,520
Chandonnet, Patrick 445
Chang, Alice A. 205
Chang, Ming-Hsin 190
Chaparajos Club 192-193
Chapin, Beverly R. 359,520
Chapin, Mark K. 298,520
Chapin, Michael K. 373,520
Chapman, Christopher 520
Chapman, Deborah J. 167,274,346,520
Chapman, Douglas D. 308,520
Chapman, Harold R. 336,520
Chapman, Linda J. 74,262,520
Charbonneau, Karen K. 228,264,520
Charles, John P. 253,290,520
Charles, Nancy A. 232,272,279,445
Charlton, Ann L. 228,232,248,268,520
Charvat, Jolene R. 194,325,520
Chase, Barbara A. 181,228,333,520
Chase, Linda S. 346,520
Chase, Roger W. 225,366,520
Chastain, Barbara A. 198,337,520
Chatfield, Janet L. 228,232,256,520
Chatlain, Jane L. 192,228,260,333,520
Chaudhari, Dahyabhai 213,651
Chaudhry, Anwarul H. 214,220
Chaudhry, Muhammad S. 154,214,218,
220,651
Chaudhry, Rubenna 214
Chaudhry, Shafqat S. 214,220
Chaudhuri, Sambhudas 169
Cheatham, James E. 62,298,520
Cheatum, Lawrence 215,366,445
Cheavens, Marcia K. 445
Cheerleaders 34-35
Chegwidden, Verlee 161,231,445
Chelikowsky, Joseph R. 115,169
Chen, Michael S. 205,233
Cheney, Patricia W. 232,333,520
Cheney, Timothy P. 186,445
Cheng, Chon S. 205
Cherney, Franklin C. 520
Chestnut, Linda S. 200
Chetta, Samuel F. 445
Cheung, See L. 651
Chew, Carolyn E. 378,520
Chew, Linda K. 242,337,521
Chew, Margaret E. 197,378,521
Chewning, Donna K. 337,521
Cheynet, Jerome H. 164,416,651
Chiang, Yung A. 521
Chi Epsilon 159
Chilcott, Robert G. 521
Childress, Mary F. 156,201,268,521
Childs, Edward N. 521
Childs, Robert M. 284,445
Chiles, Laurn P. 521
Chimes 150
Chinese Student Association 190
Chitturi, Venkatarat 181,213,366,651
Chi Omega 262-263
Chitwood, Karen L. 270,441,446
Chiu, Chien-Mei 337,651
Chiu, Shen-Yann 651
Christ, Joseph M. 318,521
Christakes, George 162
Christensen, Barbara 333,521
Christensen, Bruce N. 521
Christensen, Carl D. 359,521
Christensen, Carol 56,58,61,150,167,
170,197,232,276,521
Christensen, Harriet 230,260,446
Christensen, Roger L. 373,521
Christenson, Jeanne 268,337,521
Christian, Daniel D. 163,366,521
Christiansen, Gordon 191,373,521
Christie, Rena A. 346,521
Christie, Robert B. 292,521
Christmann, Edith A. 270,521
Christmann, Roy A. 366,521
Christopher, Ross J. 312,521
Chu, Chang H. 190,233,651
Chu, I. Wu 201,354,652
Chuang, Chieu-Hsiung 214,652
Chuang, Strong C. 205
Chung, Inki K. 652
Church, Carol A. 237
Church, Michael V. 396
Chyr, Francis N. 310,652
Cikanek, Ruth M. 219,337,521
Cink, John A. 521
Cipra, Jan E. 652
Cipra, Janice E. 151,162,164,201,232,
446
Circle K 198
Ciston, Ronald E. 306,521
Claassen, Cheryl E. 210,240
Clack, Robert W. 181,521
Clark, Dale A. 322, 446
Clark, Don W. 446
Clark, Douglas S. 163,185,359,521
Clark, Elizabeth A. 378,521
Clark, Gary E. 125,151,157,521
Clark, Janet E. 231,337,521
Clark, John R. 197,216,284,521
Clark, Kimberly G. 216,354,521
Clark, Linda L. 337,521
Clark, Michele J. 149,161,166,216,
231,274,446
Clark, Peggy A. 33
Clark, Richard C. 115
Clark, Robert A. 329,521
Clark, Stanley R. 182,446
Clark, Terry E. 204,521
Clarkson, Jean K. 194
Clarkson, Larry N. 224
Clarkson, Rich 27
Clary, Nancy C. 521
Classes 434-654
Claybaugh, Kathryn A. 222,446
Claycamp, Kenneth W. 231,522
Claydon, Linda A. 54,149,184,268,
446,461
Clayton, John R. 328,522
Cleeves, David B. 373,522
Cleghorn, Roqer K. 294,522
demons, Paula J. 219,337,522
Clennan, Dennis M. 183
Clifton, Constance S. 274,346,522
Clifton, John D. 170
Cline, Darwin E. 159,296,446
Cline, Patricia L. 222,337,344,522
Clinesmith, Kaye A. 73,217,354,522
Clingan, Mrs. Grover 294
Clinic Club 192
Clothing and Textiles Club 198
Clough, Richard H. 180,359,522
Clower, Judy E. 346,522
Clovia 325
Cloyes, Douglas G. 522
Clutter, Janis S. 276,333,522
Clutter, Michael L. 294,522
Clyne, Lynda L. 24,156,163,264,522
Cobb, Elizabeth J. 466
Cobb, Gwendolyn A. 337,522
Coberly, Mark S. 203,281,366,522
Coberly, Nancy 248,270,446
Coble, Robert J. 294,393,522
Coburn, Ruth E. 268,446
Cochran, Calvin H. 373,522
Cochran, Robert A. 63,172,179,283,
446
Cockrell, Patricia M. 354,522
Cockrum, Darrell K. 175,446
Cockrum, Wynn M. 200
Coder, Lawrence M. 359,522
Coffield, William 124,125
Coffield, Jeanette 124
Cohen, Diane T. 522
Cohen, Peter M. 522
Cohorst, Steven J. 204,241,359,522
Colborg, Arlin E. 234
Cole, Charles R. 237,286,522
Cole, Jana L. 208,228,346,522
Cole, Ross W. 177,522
Coleman, Donald B. 194,366
Coleman, Jo A. 177
Coleman, Lynn L. 296
Coles, Collin L. 306,522
Coles, Embert H. 135
College of Agriculture 102-109
College of Architecture and Design
110-113
College of Arts and Sciences 114-119
College of Commerce 120-121
College of Education 122-125
College of Engineering 126-129
College of Home Economics 130-133
College of Veterinary Medicine
134-137
Collegian Advertising Managers 81
Collegian Advertising Staff 81
Collegian Editorial Staff 78
Collegian Photographers 80
Collegiate 4-H Club 194-195
Collegiate Young Democrats 196
Collegiate Young Republicans 197
Collegiate Young Republican Queen
196
Collins, Bruce V. 183
Collins, Carolyn M. 231,260,522
Collins, David R. 163,185
Collins, Rodney D. 244,522
Collins, Shirley 346,522
Collins, Tennyson 227
Collison, Alan B. 218,373,522
Collmann, Lynn L. 74,522
Colon, Terry M. 189
Colon, Walter E. 186,446
Colthier, Eugene R. 187
Colvin, Michael A. 366,522
Colvin, Thomas E. 366,522
Comerford, Karen M. 216,446
Commerce Council 121
Compton, Barbara K. 270,522
Compton, Gregory G. 523
Compton, Marcia A. 523
Compton, Steven F. 425,523
657
HmuEaH
Compton, Thomas E. 320,523
Conard, Terry W. 223,366,523
Concert Band 72-73
Condit, Larry R. 178,359,446
Condon, Marquita AA. 161,258,446
Condon, Vivienne L. 258,377,523
Condray, Jerry L. 652
Condray, Jettis F. 205,378,425,446
Cone, Marie L. 337,446
Congrove, Carolyn K. 337,523
Congrove, Robert L. 523
Conkright, Thomas J. 366,533
Conner, Elizabeth J. 78,82,239,347,
533
Conrad, Michael B. 298,533
Conrad, William A. 225,366,533
Conrow, Margaret J. 169,337,533
Consigll, Richard A. 93
Consiglio, Paul J. 163,373,375,533
Converse, Larry E. 156,157
Convocations 40-41
Conway, William P. 300,446
Cook, Allen D. 366,533
Cook, Dennis D. 300,533
Cook, George N. 308,446
Cook, Jay L. 300,533
Cook, Jerry L. 396
Cook, Lyle S. 416
Cook, Nancy J. 260,523
Cook, Robert D. 280,523
Cook, Susan E. 61,204
Cooke, Robert L. 181,359,523
Coombs, Polly A. 58,71,75,149,262,
446,472
Coon, Anthony T. 227,359,523
Coon, Mary A. 71,74,523
Cooney, Thomas K. 366,523
Coonrod, Bruce C. 78
Coonrod, Ivan D. 523
Coons, Michael J. 373,523
Coons, Patricia I. 272,523
Coons, Tonita P. 231,337,523
Cooper, Alan K. 366,523
Cooper, Carol J. 337,523
Cooper, John W. 196,366,523
Cooper, Joyce D. 71,338,523
Cooper, Larry J. 447
Cooper, Marcia A. 200,523
Cooper, Ralph C. 359,523
Cooper, Robert G. 447
Cooper, Robert M. 170,180,314,447
Cooper, Steven G. 283,523
Cooper, Steven G. 283,523
Cooper, William G. 170,181,447
Coover, Roland R. 282,523
Cope, Janet L. 347,523
Copeland, Eugene H. 72,74,165,447
Copening, Caroline B. 272,524
Coppersmith, Doris H. 219
Coppersmith, Martha 252,268,523
Corbet, Lura N. 151
Corbin, Richard L. 180
Corby, David B. 157,314,524
Corby, Richard K. 314,524
Corcoran, Dana M. 524
Corcoran, Jan M. 241,310,524
Cordel, Peter J. 163,302,524
Cordill, Jerry R. 447
Cordon, Patricia G. 239,252,258,524
Corey, Johnny L. 290,447
Corlis, Jacquelin K. 189
Corlis, James L. 186
Corn, Karen S. 61,276,347,524
Corn, Sharon L. 347,524
Cornelius, Bette 137
Cornelius, Charles E. 137
Cornwell, Carl E. 366,524
Cornwell, Larry G. 85,216,330,347,
427,524
Corr, Tom H. 393
Conell, Mary E. 338
Cortesi, Marilyn A. 189
Cortesi, Richard J. 186,447
Corwin, Marilen A. 272,524
Cory, Linda D. 347,524
Cosgrove, Patricia S. 208,347,524
Cosmopolitan Club 199
Costantini, Raymond 373,524
Cottom, Melvin C. 212
Cotton, Gloria J. 338,524
Coulter, Craig A. 294,524
Counseling 144-145
Coupe, Margarett A. 338,524
Court, Robert W. 373,524
Courter, Jimmie R. 212,447
Courtney, Linda B. 333,524
Covalt, Mary A. 21 1,447
Covert, Jerry L. 447
Covert, Lawrence E. 298,524
Covert, Sidney 649
Cowan, Janet S. 258,524
Cowan, Wendell F. 74,304,524
Cowell, Rodney M. 181,378,524
Cox, Alan D. 205,366,524
Cox, Carolyn R. 222,447
Cox, Mrs. Charles W. 268
Cox, Daniel L. 178
Cox, Kenneth M. 286,359,524
Cox, Nancy J. 354,524
Cox, Mrs. Susan 260
Cox, Timothy M. 366,524
Cox, William H. 164
Craddock, Beverly 354,524
Craft, David S. 359,524
Craft, Frank W. 373,524
Craft, Stephen M. 206,524
Craig, Donald D. 524
Craig, John W. 359,524
Crail, Shirley C. 232,268,447
Cram, Dan E. 447
Cramer, Joe D. 235,447
Cramer, Keith L. 164,302,406,447
Cramer, Roy M. 525
Cramer, Terry L. 525
Crane, Martha A. 230,276,447
Crane, Ross D. 109,176,205,373,447
Crane, Stephen W. 283,525
658
Cranmer, Christina G. 26,61,333,525
Craven, Diane K. 347,525
Craven, Donna E. 268,525
Cravens, Ann L. 152,164,167,226,337,
344,525
Cravens, Robert L. 182
Crawford, Golda M. 149
Crawford, Kenneth 41
Crawford, Steven C. 312,525
Creager, Marvin W. 176,205,525
Crenshaw, Nellie C. 525
Crespo, Medina R. 158,186,447
Creviston, Judy J. 262,338,525
Crist, Hazel M. 347,525
Crofoot, Terry J. 314,525
Croft, Innis L. 366,525
Cromb, Arthur H. 92
Crook, Carla S. 164,447
Cross, Allan D. 160,206,359,525
Cross Country Squad 413
Crostarosa, Diane M. 61,160,206,525
Crostarosa, Kathryn 354,525
Crotinger, James L. 312
Crotinger, Mary K. 447
Crotinger, Ronald W. 312,525
Crouch, Shelia F. 216,228,232,268,347,
525
Crowley, Mary L. 262,525
Crownhart, Patricia 354,525
Cruce, James R. 300,525
Crumbaker, Jane L. 347,525
Crumrine, Jack R. 215,525
Crumrine, Judith L. 164,226,333,448
Crumrine, Judy F. 525
Crumrine, Martin H. 448
Cuddeback, Georgia L. 525
Cudney, Barbara J. 242,333,525
Cudney, Robert R. 187,286,525
Culbertson, Countess 228,268,525
Cullen, Mary L. 333,525
Culley, Dennis E. 300,525
Culver, Janet K. 208,338,525
Cunningham, Gary E. 366,525
Cunningham, Judith A. 169,338,427,
525
Cure, Thomas H. 188,241,310,525
Curnette, Basil J. 93
Curnette, William B. 74
Currie, Susan L. 526
Curry, Robert A. 322,526
Curtin, Linda D. 258,333,526
Curtis, Sherry L. 526
Curtis, Thomas H. 448
Cushing, C. N. 92
Cushing, Kathleen A. 228,338,526
Cusumano, Phillis M. 347,526
Cutter, David W. 175,448
Cynova, Gregory S. 526
Cyphers, Stanley P. 154,288,448
Cyr, Janet K. 338,526
Daane, Adrian H. 115
Dace, Wallace 166
Dageford, Maruel E. 526
Dagenhardt, Eric W. 366,426,526
Dagg, Leonard G. 373,375,526
Dagley, Randell B. 526
Dahl, Clifford C. 526
Dahl, Donald L. 373
Dahm, Arlene R. 72,325,448
Dahm, Duane H. 526
Dairy Science Club 199
Dalby, Garry M. 185,373,526
Dale, James E. 158,186,310,448
Dale, Melvin D. 227
Dallas, Sarah B. 239,244,266,526
Dal lis, Herbert H. 406
Dalrymple, Michael R. 163,526
Dalrymple, Sandra M. 241,354,526
Dalton, James B. 359,526
Dalton, Victoria L. 347,526
Dameron, Tommy D. 157,359,526
Dames Club 200
Dametz, Terri A. 192,338,526
Damm, James T. 526
Danford, Rex E. 197,526
Daniel, Brenda L. 354,526
Daniel, Stephen A. 188,366,526
Daniels, Eddie K. 201
Danielson, Jeffrey H. 526
Danielson, Stephen K. 448
Dannefer, Jane E. 222,526
Dannefer, William D. 238,373,448
Dannenberg, Ruth A. 338,526
Darby, Harry 17
Darling, Dianne 202,272,448
Danskin, David 145
Darnell, Wesley A. 197,526
Darner, Ronald R. 448
Darrigrand, Andre 187,526
Dart, Susan E. 181,274,526
Dasgupta, Nupur 162
Dauback, Shelby J. 222,526
Dauber, Vesta L. 80,326,448
Daugharthy, Ronald P. 448
Daugharthy, Sandra L. 232,256,526
Daugherty, Patty L. 448
Daves, Cheryl A. 197,258,526
David, Janice S. 189
David, Larry H. 187
Davidson, Allen I. 366,448
Davidson, Diana L. 239,244,266,526
Davidson, Dianne S. 347,526
Davidson, Judith A. 149,151,270,437,
448
Davidson, Rebecca J. 347,527
Davidson, Sandra A. 153,527
Davin, Beverly A. 527
Davis, Adele L. 338,527
Davis, Arthur D. 527
Davis, Betty L. 338,527
Davis, Beverly J. 347,527
Davis, Cornelius G. 390,392,393,394,414
Davis, Diann 274,527
Davis, Donna D. 347,527
Davis, Earle R. 115
Davis, Fred H. 238,366,448
Davis, Gale W. 300
Davis, Harold A. 366,527
Davis, Jeanine A. 219,260,527
Davis, John W. 223
Davis, Karen M. 258,527
Davis, Rebecca A. 347,527
Davis, Richard B. 306,527
Davis, Robert C. 306,527
Davis, Rushton E. 151
Davis, Scott E. 316,527
Davis, Stephen V. 306,527
Davis, Susan P. 276,527
Davis, Victor A. 283,527
Dawes, William H. 527
Dawson, David A. 312,527
Dawson, Elizabeth A. 241,347,426,527
Dawson, Jeffrey D. 366,527
Dawson, Linda L. 338,527
Dawson, Thomas S. 320,527
Day, Jon M. 186,448
Day, Peggy J. 333,527
Day, Viola M. 200
Daylong, William B. 199,204,242,527
Deam, Dona L. 527
Dean, Jo J. 219,527
Dean, Sir Patrick 41,90
Dean of Students 98,99
Dearborn, Robert H. 527
Dearing, Beverly A. 71,74,91,161,195,
217,242,527
Dechert, Dennis L. 316,441
Dechert, Karen E. 527
Deck, Kenneth R. 396
Decker, Jack L. 242
Decker, Joy L. 186,448
Dedonder, Larry J. 241,373,527
Deeds, Craig N. 312,425,527
Degood, Alan L. 194,373,527
Degroff, Larry E. 366,528
Deguzman, Angelita 203,652
Dehart, Robert A. 396
Dehoff, Freddie M. 286,528
Dehoney, Patricia G. 347,528
Deines, Garry L. 74,284
Dejarnette, Peggy I. 152,167,226,242,
326,528
Dekat, Kenneth A. 56
Delaplain, Linda L. 187,528
Delaplane, Howard L. 176,240
Delfs, James G. 373,528
Deller, Duane L. 329
Dellere, Mary L. 272,448
Delp, Tony M. 302,528
Delpopolo, Robert G. 312,528
Delta Chi 296-297
Delta Colony of Phi Gamma Delta 281
Delta Delta Delta 264-265
Delta Phi Delta 159
Delta Sigma Phi 280
Delta Tau Delta 298-299
Delta Upsilon 300-301
Delta Zeta 266-267
DeMand, Deborah M. 230,258,528
DeMand, John W. 230
DeMars, Doris N. 71,161
DeMars, Larry E. 318,528
Demeterio, Jefren L. 203
Demond, Gregory F. 373,425
Dempsey, David A. 296,528
Dempster, Margaret L. 194,241
Den, Marsha D. 333,528
Dengler, Mary J. 333,528
Denk, Greg P. 300,528
Denning, David F. 528
Denning, John E. 197,241
Denning, Mary A. 74,216,347,528
Dennis, Anita L. 448
Dennis, Juanita M. 210,232,378,528
Dennis, Roger D. 85,204
DeNoon Daniel A. 186,448
Dent, James M. 359,528
Denton, David L. 529
Denton, Peggy J. 326,529
Denton, Ronald L. 529
Denton, Sharon K. 378,529
DePetro, Alfred S. 298,529
Derosear, Thomas R. 316,448
Derusseau, Marilyn S. 448
Derusseau, Ronald W. 448
Desbien, Edmund P. 529
Desch, Marikay P. 153,241,354,529
Deschner, Dennis L. 106,157,158,302,
529
Deschner, Jean M. 333,529
Design Club 208
Deters, Charlotte R. 448
Detrixhe, Edward B. 529
Detrixhe, Joseph B. 204,205,529
Dettmer, Gary L. 218
Dettmer, Keith L. 223,373,529
Dettoff, Fred M. 191
Deutsch, Duane L. 366,529
Devaney, John M. 373,529
Dsvoe, Constance L. 347,529
Devore, John J. 300,529
Dewitt, Delia I. 347,529
Dey, Judith, A. 258,448
Deyoe, Rita M. 347
DeYoung, Lorna E. 333
Gabriel 201
bai, Esfahani M. 221
ck, Betty S. 200
ck, Elizabeth A. 73,448
ck, Lucille E. 274,529
ck, Mark W. 314,529
ckerson, Gregory A. 298,405,529
ckerson, Roger K. 294,529
ckey, George L. 128,181
ckhut, Norma J. 229,276,337,529
ckinson, Jerry A. 215,425,529
ckson, Richard C. 157,308,423,529
ekman, Marcia K. 262,529
emer, Jerry W. 188,529
Diemer, Nancy L. 189
Dietrich, Bryce S. 529
Dietrich, George C. 58,652
Dietrich, James D. 177,359
Dietrich, Robert N. 240,360,449
Dietz, Kenneth D. 284,529
Digregorio, Louis A. 449
Dillenback, Harold F. 284,449
Dillingham, Ann F. 274,347,529
Dillingham, Edward W. 180,529
Dillingham, William 314,529
Dillon, Jean L. 256,449
Dillon, John F. 74,449
Dillon, William L. 290,449
DiMatteo, Suzanne 193,333,529
Dinning, Jan 449
Director of Student Publications 77
Dirks, Patricia R. 338,529
Dirksen, Larry E. 154,218,240,302,449
Disalvo, Vincent 204
Dissinger, Edward H. 393
Dissinger, Franki K. 270,529
Ditch, Vicki L. 649
Divin, Rolland G. 292,530
Dixon, Madelyn C. 72,117,276,530
Dixon, Margaret A. 354,449
Dixon, Walter T. 373,530
Dlamini, Valetta M. 354,652
Doak, Dennis A. 373,530
Doane, Gary R. 530
Doane, Walter B. 175,530
Dobbels, Frances M. 338,530
Dobbins, James R. 191,373,449
Dobbins, Mary M. 202,338,530
Dobbs, Jan A. 256, 333,530
Dobson, Melinda L. 228,231,338,530
Dobson, Robert C. 168,199,290,449
Dobson, Robert C. 62
Dobson, Robert J. 172
Docking, Robert 92
Dodd, Janice I. 449
Dodds, Darrell 413,414
Dodds, DeLoss 410,412,414,415
Dodge, Alvena L. 26,326,530
Dodge, Douglas 405
Dodge, Theodore O. 93
Dohm, Lea A. 197,354,530
Dohrman, Yvonne L. 450
Dold, Brenda E. 232,274,530
Dolenc, Jon S. 373,419,530
Domer, Karen Y. 189
Domer, Robin R. 186,450
Doncarlos, Patricia 338,530
Dondlinger, Patrick 530
Donohue, Brian T. 225
Donovan, Gerald M. 373,375,530
Doolittle, David L. 406,408,508
Doonan, Larry V. 80,84,284,530
Doran, James V. 188,320,530
Dorland, Elizabeth M. 347,530
Dormitories 328-379
Dormois, Glenda K. 347,530
Dorow, Andrew J. 360,530
Dougherty, Janice A. 222,272,530
Dougherty, Thomas N. 314,530
Doughten, Jeanne 226,266,333,530
Douglas, Louis H. 93,203
Douglass, LaDonna L. 228,264,530
Douthett, Roger L. 288,530
Douthit, Frank R. 188,302,530
Dow, Benjamin B. 186
Dowd, Tedd J. 180,227,530
Dowlin, David L. 235
Doyle, Edward T. 188
Doyle, Gregory A. 530
Dragone, Larry J. 416
Dragush, Marilyn L. 262,530
Drake, Calvin L. 109
Drake, Douglas J. 450
Drake, Patricia J. 193,222,338,530
Drapel, Trudy C. 26,256,530
Draper, Gary G. 180,530
Draper, Judy A. 530
Drees, Thomas J. 310,530
Dreher, Margie A. 26,156,274,450
Dreier, Wayne T. 164,360,531
Dreiling, Harold L. 157,182,360,531
Drennan, D. Ann 231,256,347,531
Dresher, Larry K. 186,450
Drew, Douglas P. 298,450,531
Drew, Gregory P. 298
Driscoll, James R. 531
Driscoll, James R. 310
Driskill, John D. 172,180,450
Driver, William G. 531
Droge, Douglas A. 74,378,531
Drost, Gary C. 180,360,531
Drumm, Dennis A. 312,450
Drussel, Jo A. 378,531
Duarte, Rual 403
Dubrouillet, Margaret 338,531
Dudley, Dayne K. 373,531
Dudley, Pamela J. 230,262,279,450
Duenkel, Robert T. 378,420,421,450
Duerksen, Dorothy M. 240
Duethman, Charles W. 180,328,531
Duff, Craig G. 531
Duff, David W. 450
Duff, Dena E. 347
Duffendack, John P. 320,450
Dufield, Lisa K. 228,338,531
Duguid, George W. 531
Dukelow, Gordon H. 280,531
Dukelow, Nancy J. 85,258,531
Dulekoz, Erhan 169
Dumford, Kelly L. 300,531
Dumford, Michael D. 300,421,531
Dumler, Patricia A. 531
Dunagan, Mrs. Zilla 296
Dunaway, Patricia A. 450
Dunbar, Charles D. 177,286,378,531
Dunbar, George W. 188
Dunbar, Kenneth R. 300,531
Dunbar, Stephen A. 286,450
Duncan, Jerry R. 157
Duncan, Michael S. 290,531
Duncan, Timothy D. 531
.„
Dunham, Brian G. 197
Dunham, Jack S. 186,451
Duni, William R. 312,451
Dunkel, Todd S. 155,366,531
Dunlap, Evans A. 373
Dunn, Clinton E. 300,531
Dunn, Jeanne K. 240,347,531
Dunn, Judith A. 231,260,531
Dunstan, Edwin R. 318,531
Dupre, Durward D. 154,304,451
Dupuy, Jay W. 360,531
Durham, John C. 314,531
Durham, Nancy L. 274,531
Durler, Sharen A. 347,531
Dusenbury, Susanna G. 195,198,333,
531
Dussair, David 451
Dussair, Denise 253,276,338,531
Duston, Douglas J. 224,329,532
Dutton, Barbara J. 378,532
Dutton, Nancy M. 228,258,347,532
Dutton, William W. 410,412,413 414,
415,532
Dwyer, Trisha J. 333
Dyal, Victor H. 532
Dye, Donna J. 338,532
Dyer, Marcia D. 268,338,532
Dyer, Sally C. 532
Dyer, William K. 425
Dyke, Elizabeth A. 262,347,532
Dyke, Nancy K. 262,532
Eager, Richard B. 215,532
Eagles, Thomas W. 652
Ealy, Robert P. 184
Easter, Ronald L. 179,373,532
Easton, Douglass P. 366,532
Easton, Victoria L. 347,532
Eaton, George R. 93
Eaton, James A. 225,310,532
Eaton, Lenette E. 210,338,532
Eaton, Mary K. 338,532
Eaton, Rodney C. 532
Ebberts, G. Orval 115,198
Eberhard, Terril L. 176,191,205,532
Eberhardt, John F. 92
Eberhart, Keith L. 205,286,532
Eberle, Janice K. 532
Ebert, Kenneth G. 312,532
Ebert, Robert A. 191,532
Ebert, Stephen M. 532
Ebert, William O. 177,205
Eby, Charles K. 58,128,322,451
Eccleston, Franksisk 181,338,532
Eck, David D. 532
Eck, Diane L. 451
Eckardt, Kenneth A. 393
Eckel, Gene E. 182,451
Eckelman, Warren G. 532
Eckert, Karen J. 274,451
Eckhoff, Lois N. 225,347,532
Eckman, Merna K. 338,532
Eddy, Gail L. 338,532
Eddy, Mollye A. 268,532
Eddy, Renee F. 532
Eddy, Thomas D. 373,532
Edelblute, Phillip 373,532
Ediger, Rochelle D. 71,217,338,532
Edminster, James H. 360,451
Edmonds, Jeanette G. 331,347,533
Edmonds, Leslie S. 338,533
Edmonds, Patricia J. 156,232,354,533
Edmondson, Ted D. 166,195,533
Edmundson, Dale W. 451
Education Council 125
Edwards, A. Thornton 93,155
Edwards, Alan D. 164,533
Edwards, Roger W. 204,533
Edwards, Stephen C. 224
Edwards, Thomas D. 366,533
Edwards, Winston J. 533
Edwardson, William D. 292,451
Eger, John J. 347,533
Eggleston, Cora J. 326,451
Ehrlich, Larry D. 58,108,176,286,533
Eib, Ned E. 158,186,451
Eicher, Gregory L. 71,360,533
Eicher, Jonathan W. 183,284,533
Eilert, Lawrence D. 533
Eilrich, Dale W. 533
Eirich, Francis E. 360,533
Eisele, William D. 238,302,451
Eisenbarth, Francis 160,168,310,533
Eisenbarth, Harold M. 451
Eisenbrandt, Carolyn 231,451
Eisenbrandt, David L. 187
Eisenhour, Douglas E. 74,300,533
Eisenhower, Dwight 17
Eisler, Marion K. 373,425,533
Eitmann, Emily A. 231,256,533
Eitzman, Willard L. 290,533
El-Dash, Ahmed A. 154,190,214,218
Elder, Larry E. 416,533
Elledge, Ruth 210,228,333,533
Eller, Trudy A. 378,533
Elliott, Allan W. 360,533
Elliott, Carolyn K. 274,533
Elliott, James D. 533
Elliott, James P. 183,533
Elliott, Joseph E. 318,533
Elliott, Lloyd R. 360,533
Elliott, Lonnie W. 373,533
Elliott, Michael B. 360,533
Elliott, Susan T. 533
Elliott, William T. 320,533
Ellis, Bryon E. 63
Ellis, Charles E. 533
Ellis, Hazen J. 306,451
Ellis, Kenneth P. 215
Ellis, Randall S. 71,91,155,316,533
Ellis, Roscoe J. 93
Ellis, William D. 183,373,533
Ellison, David O. 373,533
Ellithorpe, Jack E. 188,320,533
Ellsaesser, Jerrilyn 533
Elmore, Diane M. 228,262,533
Elson, James M. 533
Elsweiler, Sharon A. 230,248,260,451
Elwell, Mike R. 294,534
Elzen, Gary A. 396
Elzinga, Richard J. 201
Emamy, Irai 214,221
Emel, Charles D. 284,451
Emel, Karlyn K. 60,152,262,534
Emery, Johnny J. 187
Emig, Calvin L. 320,534
Emig, Danny R. 534
Emmot, John L. 366,534
Emrich, Patricia A. 258,451
Enders, Jacqueline 347,534
Endorf, Diana L. 347,534
Engel, Charles W. 298,534
Engelken, Ronald A. 31,34,187,252,
310,534
Engin-Dears 201
Engineering Council 128
Engineering Open House 48-49
England, Mary L. 197,347,534
Engle, Harold D. 158,302,451
Engle, John E. 534
Engle, Pamela S. 274,534
Engler, Cady R. 153,167,290,534
Engler, Jerry W. 171,223,242,534
Englisby, John M. 534
English, John W. 180
English, Veronica A. 181,338,534
Engstrom, Kathleen A. 276,534
Enich, Peter Y. 534
Enlow, Alfred C. 253,314,534
Enos, Newell M. 360,534
Enrollment 18-19
Entertainment 38-39
Entomology Club 201
Eplee, Harvey C. 314,534
Epley, Larry C. 176,205,373,534
Erichsen, Deborah F. 187
Erickson, Dorothy K. 338,534
Erickson, Frederick 421,534
Erickson, Gerald W. 534
Erickson, Janet K. 152,338,534
Erickson, Michael C. 534
Erickson, Michael J. 451
Erickson, Peggy J. 451
Erickson, Raymond L. 374,534
Erickson, Vicky L. 216,268,347,534
Ericson, Galen E. 300,534
Ericson, Lance R. 366,534
Erkenbrack, Dennis L. 164,406
Ermey, Michael S. 306,452
Ervin, Gary E. 183,452
Ervin, Patrick F. 185,282,534
Esau, Barbara E. 210,231,240,347,534
Esau, Dale E. 284,534
Eschmann, William C. 360,534
Eshbaugh, Elbert L. 201
Eshbaugh, Gerald C. 452
Eshbaugh, James L. 225
Eshelman, Jon H. 183,300,534
Eshelman, Kenneth K. 320,535
Espindola, Roberto A. 215,374,652
Essmiller, Arnell D. 347,535
Essmiller, James A. 535
Estes, Charles M. 318,535
Estes, Owen B. 179
Estioko, Roman R. 203
Estler, Derek K. 226
Eta Kappa Nu 160
Ethridge, Gale E. 452
Etling, Arlen W. 149,155,302,452
Etling, Sheryl B. 56,151,204,347,452,
488
Eubanks, Alice L. 535
Eustace, Stephen E. 163,535
Euthon, Linda K. 347,535
Evanhoe, Charles A. 283,535
Evans, Charles E. 535
Evans, Christine L. 239
Evans, Gerald T. 218,535
Evans, Jolene 264,452
Evans, Mary C. 248,272,535
Evans, Nancy A. 248,354,535
Evans, Nancy L. 198,262,535
Evans, Nancy M. 258,535
Evans, Patricia A. 266,535
Evans, Paula J. 262,535
Evans, Ray R. 92
Evans, Sandra J. 347,535
Evans, Stephen B. 535
Evans, Steven L. 535
Evans, Steven M. 290
Evans, Thomas M. 115
Evarts, Alice M. 378,535
Everett, Erwin L. 330,360,535
Everett, Kenneth D. 426,535
Everett, William W. 151,160,172,212,
360,452
Everist, Marilyn J. 338,535
Everitt, Thomas W. 535
Evers, Janice M. 452
Evers, Richard L. 535
Evers, Sharon K. 161,452
Everson, Everft K. 205,535
Evert, Thomas M. 366,535
Ewert, Henry R. 188
Ewert, Mary A. 189
Ewert, Wayne L. 535
Ewing, Jerald L. 535
Ewing, Kenneth B. 304,535
Ewing, Larry R. 366,535
Ewing, Margaret A. 197,231,272,535
Ewing, Rickey K. 360,535
Ewing, Sidney A. 101
Exley, Jonell 237,354,535
Extension 138-139
Extension Dept. Administrative Heads
138
Eye, Mary E. 338,535
Eyerly, Joyce M. 164,331,333,535
Eyestone, Carolyn S. 274,535
Eyestone, Cecilia A. 274,535
Fabert, Jerry A. 197,328,535
Faculty Senate 93
Faddis, Janet K. 258,536
Fagan, John S. 298,536
Fager, Glenn A. 183,536
Fagerberg, David A. 320,536
Fahrenbauch, Aleta F. 333,536
Fail, Charles R. 280,452
Failor, Sue A. 222,338,452
Fair, Arlene S. 71,156,270,536
Fair, Carolyn K. 184,347,452
Fair, Nancy E. 149,163,231,266,452
Fairbank, Sharon 57,58,150,156,276,
536
Fairbanks, David F. 182,322,536
Fairbanks, Gustave E. 93
Fairchild, Kerry L. 414
Fakler, Joe A. 225,374,536
Falen, Daniel J. 367,536
Falk, Karen A. 131,181,208,536
Falk, Peter M. 225
Fallis, Linda J. 347,536
Fallon, Donald J. 24
Family and Child Development Club
202
Family Economics Club 202
Fang, Jye S. 205,233
Fankhuser, Christine 453
Fankhauser, Dana C. 232,453
Fankhauser, Daniel E. 453
Fankhauser, Dean P. 158,187,536
Fankhauser, Robyn L. 231,536
Fankhauser, Wesley L. 367,536
Fanning, Phillip R. 536
Fapp, Ross L. 300,453
Farabi, Steven B. 294,536
Farley, Judy K. 536
Farley, Perry L. 453
Farley, Richard 67,140
Farmer, Brenda K. 354,536
Farmer, Gail M. 81,197,241,262,536
Farmer, Gordon L. 453
Farmer, Jeri L. 202,239,244,378,536
Farmer, John M. 453
Farmer, Michael J. 56,330,374,536
FarmHouse 302-303
Farney, Kay E. 232,279,378,536
Farr, Marvin J. 158,187
Farrar, Douglas A. 360,536
Farrar, James M. 292,536
Farrar, Joe E. 73,74,367,536
Farrell, Francis D. 93
Farres, Theodore W. 367,536
Farris, Barbara J. 219,229,338,536
Fatzer, Carol J. 536
Fatzer, John R. 536
Faulconer, Pamela J. 200
Faulconer, Wayne C. 180,453
Faulds, James R. 536
Favorite Man on Campus 31
Favreaux, Ruth C. 200
Favrow, William W. 410
Fay, Camilla J. 175,209
Fayinka, Folorunso A. 158,175,226,242
Fearing, Sherry J. 167,338,536
Features Section 14-85
Fedosky, Allan L. 74,242,421
Fedosky, Edward J. 420,421
Felbush, Nina M. 195,222,325,536
Feldkamp, Marilyn D. 200
Feldkamp, Mary L. 208,347,536
Feldkamp, Ronald E. 180
Feldman, William E. 427
Feliman, Charles H. 367
Felix, Remedios A. 203
Felke, Patricia A. 378,536
Fellers, Edmond E. 290,536
Fellers, Steven G. 360,536
Feliman, Charles H. 153,536
Felver, Carl E. 164
Fencing Club 174
Fent, Delma S. 347,536
Fenton, Donald L. 360,536
Fenton, Frank R. 212,453
Fenton, Ladean J. 652
Ferguson, Donald R. 302,453,472
Ferguson, James J. 253,308,537
Ferguson, Jean L. 333,537
Ferguson, Jon C. 537
Ferguson, Louise 149
Ferguson, Melvin V. 183
Ferguson, Patricia A. 256,453
Ferguson, Roy T. 241,310,537
Fernandez, Victor E. 215,537
Fetzer, William F. 378,537
Feyerherm, Arlin M. 93
Feyh, Phyllis J. 232,453
Fiala, Joleen A. 210,231,453
Fick, Ronald E. 178,367,537
Ficke, Stephen W. 318,453
Fickel, Jerry B. 196,241,310,453
Fickel, Sheila G. 537
Ficken, Donald D. 128,166,170,172,
182,294,453
Fickensches, Dean G. 360,453
Fielder, John K. 316,537
Fielding, William O. 453
Fields, Loyd A. 537
Fields, Timothy J. 237,360,537
Fields, William J. 237,416
Fienhage, Carolyn A. 347,537
Fieser, David W. 367,537
Fife, Brenda R. 347,537
Fife, Richard I. 537
Figueroa, Miguel A. 226,453
Filbert, Barbara K. 453
Filbert, Gail W. 272,453
File, Elaine S. 378,537
Files, Gail T. 347,537
Filinger, Cynthia A. 222,231,338,537
Filinger, George A. 214
Filipino Association 203
Filley, Mary C. 338,537
Findeiss, Patricia B. 338,537
Finfrock, Suzanne H. 453
Fink, Val L. 396
Finnerty, William J. 537
Finnesy, Dennis J. 227,374,537
Finney, Cynthia L. 156,274,537
Finney, Dale J. 360,537
Finney, James L. 128,166,170,182
Finney, Karl F. 423
Firling, Janice D. 453
Fischer, Emil 11 1
Fischer, Larry 410,414
Fischer, Loren D. 197,215,453
Fischer, Ruth 1 1 1
Fiser, Martha J. 74
Fish, Larry W. 212,360,454
Fish, Margaret K. 347,537
Fisher, Celeste E. 347,537
Fisher, Jay S. 183,328,537
Fisher, Karolynn A. 537
Fisher, Stephen R. 360,537
Fitted, John H. 537
Fitzgerald, John J. 322,454
Fitzwater, James W. 183,537
Fix, Robert A. 282,537
Fix, Roger S. 187,223
Flack, Brian M. 454
Flack, Diana R. 338,537
Flack, Dick P. 374,405,537
Flack, Robert D. 322,537
Fladie, Kenneth R. 183
Flanders, Jean M. 333,537
Flannery, John M. 129,172,180,304,
538
Flashman, Robert H. 367,538
Fleischacker, Donna 210,347,538
Fleischmann, Beth K. 230,262,538
Fleming, Barbara J. 266,454
Fleming, Cynthia K. 231,241,252,260,
538
Fleming, Dave 403
Flesher, Bonnie L. 338,538
Fletcher, Allen L. 227,454
Fletcher, Phillip D. 312,454
Fletcher, Sherrill J. 454
Fletcher, Terrell H. 227,374,538
Flett, Judy A. 34,274,538
Flipse, Bonnie R. 177
Flipse, Bruce R. 176,454
Flock, Philip S. 319
Floersch, Richard H. 318,538
Florell, Nancy M. 260,538
Florence, Susan A. 264,538
Flournoy, Ralph L. 360,538
Floyd, Janet E. 262,347,538
Floyd, Lon K. 298,414,454
Fly, Martha M. 32,149,161,167,232,
248,268,449,454
Flying Club 203
Flynn, Linda K. 338,538
Flynn, Patricia A. 268,338,538
FMOC Candidates 31
Fogelberg, Larry R. 367,538
Fogler, Ronald 422
Fogler, Veronica D. 538
Fogo, Glenn C. 454
Foland, Connie J. 333,538
Foland, Nancy L. 333,353,538
Folck, Phillip S. 538
Follmer, Gary L. 224
Foltz, Bruce V. 316,538
Foltz, Mary K. 258,538
Foltz, William C. 454
Folwell, Patric J. 85,538
Foncannon, Thomas M. 290,538
Football 390-397
Ford Hall 336-344
Ford Hall Governing Board 344
Ford, Helen L. 195,347,538
Ford, Shirley A. 232,243,538
Foreman, Billy J. 185,538
Forensic Union 204
Forero, Luis E. 538
Forestry Club 204
Forgey, Donna M. 347,538
Formosan Association 205
Forshee, James C. 195
Forsythe, Stephen W. 235,454
Fort, Cherrie J. 338,538
Fortun, Pamela K. 222,256,538
Fosmire, Luella J. 262.538
Foss, Michael H. 316,454
Foster, Carol M. 347,538
Foster, Frederic J. 312,538
Foster, Gayle K. 266,538
Foster, Gregory C. 538
Foster, Jayne A. 268,333,538
Foster, Linda K. 264,338,539
Foster, Ruth 77
Foster, Thomas E. 182,454
Fountain, Florence A. 234,338,539
Fountaine, James H. 225,539
Foutes, Blake W. 367,539
Fowler, Robert W. 367,539
Fowles, Christine A. 338,539
Fox, Howard D. 454
Fox, Joan M. 454
Fox, Linda C. 347,539
Fox, Marian A. 338,539
Fox, Nancy J. 231,338,539
Fox, Richard M. 539
Fox, Robert L. 159,183
Fox, Vernon E. 454
Fraass, Ronald G. 329,539
Frack, Stephen R. 187
Frakes, Peggy J. 191,193,222,338,539
Frame, Russell W. 306,539
Francis, Eugene N. 360,539
Francis, Gary D. 176,539
Francis, Joyce L. 156,274,539
Francis, Mary K. 258,539
Francis, Sheila D. 177
Francis, William G. 306,539
Frank, John S. 290,539
Frank, Larry D. 539
Frankenbery, William M. 191,192,539
Frantz, Harry F. 227
Franz, David R. 188,539
659
Franz, Jerold L. 240,374,539
Fraser, Linda K. 210,228,347,539
Frasier, Beverly S. 210,239,347,539
Fraternities 278-323
Fraternity Sweethearts 279
Frauenfelder, Linda 539
Frazier, Carol L. 73,347,539
Frederick, Leonard R. 539
Freed, Janivar 354,539
Freed, Roger K. 539
Freelain, Sandra E. 226,454
Freeland, David E. 197,374,539
Freeman, Joe D. 112,288,414,539
Freeman, Linda S. 378,539
Freeman, Stephen W. 367,539
French, Constance R. 347,539
Frenn, Mary L. 338,539
Frese, John V. 539
Freshman Basketball Team 405
Freshman Football Team 396
Frevert, William L. 215
Frey, John S. 172,454
Frey, Karen S. 338,539
Frey, Lawrence N. 185,197,212,229,
539
Frey, Marybeth D. 198,240,338
Frey, Russell A. 136
Frick, Galen G. 191,360,401,454
Frickey, Michele D. 231,272,540
Frickey, Steven L. 319,540
Friday, Betty J. 60,210,229,347,540
Friedland, Todd B. 225
Friedmann, Eugene 115
Friednchs, Nelda J. 231,540
Friesen, Sharon K. 198,241,347,540
Friesen, Walter S. 58,98
Frieze, H. Jess 56,121,374,540
Frikken, Donald R. 319,540
Friley, John R. 172,182,360,455
Frink, Pat 400
Frisbie, Kurt M. 160,172,540
Frisbie, Richard K. 540
Frisbie, Robert L. 223
Frith, Thomas J. 98
Fritts, Diana L. 455
Fritz, June F. 540
Fritz, Mary J. 56,57,58,260,546
Fritzson, Harlyn A. 540
Froelich, Elizabeth 338,540
Froelich, Glen W. 197,227,540
Froelich, Sandra K. 262,455
Froelich, Sharon L. 160,206,248,262,
455
Frohn, Janice E. 237
Fross, Ruth A. 540
Frost, Bruce E. 191,300,540
Fruetel, David B. 300,421,540
Fruits, Timothy J. 85,367,540
Frusher, Steven V. 188,540
Fry, David D. 286,540
Fry, John A. 224,360,540
Fry, Larry G. 320,540
Fry, Robert B. 199,540
Fry, Shari A. 71,338,540
Fry, Theron E. 153,302,540
Frye, Robert S. 184,455
Fryer, H. C. 115
Fryer, Holly C. 101
Fuhrken, Ronald C. 374,540
Fuhrman, Stephen A. 154,374,540
Fuhrman, William H. 188
Fujimura, Keith T. 374,540
Fulghum, David A. 319,540
Fulhage, Charles D. 154,218,329,540
Fulkerson, Janet E. 274,540
Fulkerson, Joan J. 274,347,540
Fullana, Jose M. 215,374,540
Fuller, Gale L. 211,540
Fuller, Robert C. 360,540
Fullington, Susan M. 274,540
Funk, John W. 127
Funk, Larry D. 156,455
Funston, Mary L. 153,338,541
Furbeck, Jacqueline 347,541
Furbeck, Richard S. 212,360,541
Furney, Joyce E. 193,268,541
Furney, Mary Z. 268,455,478
Future Farmers of America 205
Fyfe, Robert D. 197,244,329,541
Fyler, Kenneth L. 360,541
Gabrielson, Ronald L. 312,541
Gadberry, Barbara D. 167,228,274,541
Gadberry, Marcia L. 117,150,274,279,
541
Gaede, Diane 541
Gagnon, James E. 241,310,541
Gagnon, Thomas A. 310,455
Gainor, Vardon J. 190,541
Galbraith, Ann C. 338,541
Gallagher, Patrick J. 234,367,541
Gallant, William P. 56,62,187,320,541
Galle, Constance A. 161,177,217,541
Galle, Norman R. 176,205,541
Gallon, James A. 541
Galloway, John H. 308,541
Galloway, Nancy A. 272,541
Gamba, Jane E. 541
Gamber, Jeanette L. 338,541
Gambiani, Michael L. 188,541
Gamma Delta 237
Gamma Phi Beta 268-269
Gamma Theta Upsilon 160
Gammon, Ronald L. 367,541
Gandy, Sheppard L. 329,541
Gangel, Michael A. 187,541
Gantenbein, Andrew L. 367,541
Gantz, Paula N. 197,276,338,541
Garcia, Carlos M. 215,541
Garcia, Joseph R. 455
Gardner, Ann T. 347,541
Gardner, Carolyn S. 338,344,541
Gardner, Joanne G. 151
Gardner, Nicki A. 208,256,347,541
Gardner, Richard L. 179,541
Garfmkle, Barry D. 367,541
Garlett, Theresa M. 60,150,152,256,
541
Garrelts, Gregory A. 320,541
Garrelts, Rex E. 62,180,320,542
Garrelts, Susan R. 348,542
Garrett, Claudia A. 277,542
Garrett, Gary A. 542
Garrett, Linda J. 542
Garrett, Marsha L. 228,252,277,338,
542
Garrett, Shirley A. 73,256,542
Garrett, Stephen D. 282,542
Garrett, Wayne N. 378,542
Garrison, Carla J. 164,195,331,338,542
Garrison, Leon N. 378,542
Garrison, Linda S. 231,338,542
Garrison, Ralph C. 374,542
Garrison, Teresa K. 206
Garst, Richard L. 455
Garten, Danna L. 378,542
Garten, Harold J. 197,288,542
Gartner, Linda L. 183,348,542
Gartner, Robert E. 183,360,542
Garver, Lucy M. 229,277,348,542
Garwood, Gary J. 129,212
Garzio, Angelo C. 72
Gasche, Daniel G. 223
Gaskin, Daniel E. 401
Gasper, Michael D. 367,542
Gaston, Carol A. 53,61,274,542
Gaston, Marcia A. 338,542
Gates, David L. 360,396,542
Gates, James D. 175,282,455
Gates, John R. 155,176,205,455
Gates, William J. 153,328,542
Gatewood, Nancy 194,348,542
Gatlin, Frederick W. 193,367,542
Gatton, Ronald D. 235,374,542
Gattorna, David B. 160,206
Gattshall, Robert W. 367,542
Gatza, Daryl W. 320,542
Gaughan, Tracy A. 193,348,542
Gaul, Linda K. 193,195,210,232,237,
333,542
Gaul, Owen A. 177,237,367,542
Gausman, Gary D. 542
Gawel, Thomas J. 374,542
Gay, Patricia A. 339,542
Gaymon, Donald L. 244
Gaynier, Tahmeroo L. 24,34,58,149,
201,231,274,455,482
Gebhart, Gary C. 212
Gebhart, Mary E. 339,542
Gechter, David A. 225,418,419
Gechter, Mary J. 210,333,542
Geffert, Karol L. 286,543
Gehrt, James L. 177
Geiger, Wendell E. 543
Geisinger, Richard L. 543
General Home Economics Club 208
General Organizations 174-235
Generson, Richard M. 319,543
Gentry, Alwyn H. 53,54,58,149,167,
290,455,461
Gentry, Darrell R. 308,543
Gentry, James W. 167,290,543
Gentry, Sharon I, 167,206,339,543
Geography Club 206
Georg, Ken P. 71,367,543
George, Deanna G. 543
George, John A. 153,182,328,543
George, Richard W. 543
George, Robert E. 298,401,455
George, Sharon K. 194,210,325,455
Georing, Larry E. 240
Geraghty, Bernard K. 543
Geraghty, Joan R. 83,231,272,455
Gerard, Syndy L. 189
Gerard, Russell S. 188,543
Gerber, Vicki A. 78,354,543
Geringer, James E. 56,322,455
German Club 206
Gerritz, Ellsworth M. 97
Gerritz, George A. 74,117,153,300,
543
Gerritz, Grace L. 268,543
Gerstenberger, Allen 320,543
Gerstner, Diana K. 339,543
Gerstner, John J. 78,106,223,543
Gessner, Joseph S. 225,367,543
Gettings, Richard L. 157,329,544
Gettino, Robert E. 360,544
Gettler, Nancy J. 348,544
Geyer, Katherine 222
Geyer, Richard D. 544
Gfeller, Cheryl L. 74,354,544
Gfeller, Edward S. 290,544
Gfeller, James M. 310,455
Gfeller, Lana J. 74,272,544
Gfeller, Richard W. 306,544
Giacomelli, Robert J. 455
Gibbs, Marcia L. 153,354,544
Gibbs, Paul H. 240,374,544
Gibbs, Richard A. 374,544
Gibhart, Mary E. 208
Gibson, Louvae L. 339,455
Gibson, Michael L. 308,544
Gibson, Vince 389
Gieber, Nicholas R. 360,544
Gieck, Jo A. 339,544
Gier, Dwayne D. 282,544
Giersch, Joe P. 194,286,544
Giersch, Ronnie G. 218,455
Gifford, Gordon R. 367,544
Gilbert, Charla R. 60,339,544
Gilbert, Robert W. 205
Gilchrist, Linda R. 354,544
Gillan, Carol J. 378,544
Gillaspie, Thomas F. 188,544
Gillen, Thomas S. 544
Gillespie, Janice K. 222,544
Gillespie, Kenneth W. 212,455
Gilliland, Patricia 161,544
Gilliland, Robert L. 544
Gillman, Richard L. 544
Gilmore, Elizabeth P. 339,427,544
Gillmore, Phillis J. 194,228,348,544
Gilpin, Bruce L. 225,280,544
Gilson, Richard A. 155
Giltner, Bill W. 223
Gingrich, Patricia E. 339,544
Gingrich, Randolph F. 93
Gintzel, Mary E. 270,544
Glad, Grant E. 280,544
Glasco, Bradley F. 455
Glasco, Lynn D. 193,195,544
Glasco, Vicki L. 354,544
Glaser, Dennis C. 154,456
Glass, Jay W. 322,544
Glasscock, Terrance 253
Glatt, Paul E. 155,176
Glatz, Margaret F. 231,339,544
Gleason, Becky 200
Gleason, Monte L. 180
Gleissner, Robert R. 374,545
Glendening, Kathleen 348,545
Glenn, Kenneth A. 225,545
Glenn, Larry F. 357,545
Glenn, Mary E. 74,161,217,266,545
Glenn, William E. 396
Gleue, David J. 374,375,545
Glover, Kenneth F. 357,545
Glover, Nancy J. 232,272,456
Gloyd, Jane R. 456
Glunt, Connie J. 456
Gnadt, Ervin F, 177,286,545
Goble, Arlene K. 189
Goddard, James F. 545
Godfrey, James F. 367,545
Goedecke, Barbara J. 232,456
Goedecke, Heike 264,545
Goedecke, Klaus 456
Goedel, George D. 456
Goel, Satish C. 213
Goering, Larry E. 176,194,456
Goering, Sandra L. 339,545
Goering, Virginia L. 272,545
Goerzen, Larry D. 367,545
Goetz, Joann 82,268,545
Goetze, Jonathan B. 286,545
Goff, James H. 199,545
Golden, Artyce A. 198,339,344,545
Golden, Nicholas J. 320,545
Goldenstein, Gene 378,545
Goldsmith, James C. 310,545
Goleeke, Tommy 72
Golf Team 422
Golitko, Jeanette M. 231,339,545
Goll, Cynthia J. 264,545
Gomer, Jackie L. 57,58,150,159,266,
545
Gomez, Margaret A. 354,456
Gonzales, Cesar 456
Good, Don L. 103
Good, Connie K. 197,339,545
Good, George C. 108
Good, Gloria 339,344,545
Goodger, Ardyce E. 339,545
Gooding, Janet C. 333,545
Goodman, Douglas R. 328,421,545
Goodnow Hall 345-352
Goodnow, Gary R. 360,545
Goodrich, Arthur 1 19
Goodrich, Janice 74,150,152,262,545
Goodson, Jack S. 180,308,545
Goodyear, Sally A. 195,226,339,545
Goold, Susan K. 75,260,545
Goossen, Emray R. 545
Gorden, Gary E. 456
Gordon, Charles E. 545
Gordon, Dale W. 546
Gordon, Deane T. 546
Gordon, Glenn L. 160,212,244,456
Gordon, Helen L. 262,546
Gordon, Jeannine K. 222,348,546
Gordon, John A. 310,546
Gordon, John T. 546
Gordon, Shirley J. 456
Gordon, Suzanne 262,334,546
Goreham, Kenneth C. 320 456
Goreham, Mildred A. 268,546
Gorman, Jerry L. 360,546
Gorman, Karen E. 152
Gorrell, Dwight G. 204,360,546
Gosch, Cheryl D. 231,546
Gosch, Jay W. 234,546
Goss, Phil S. 319,546
Goss, Robert O. 367,546
Gossen, Thomas R. 172,179,357,360,
456
Goth, Carter E. 367,546
Gothard, Reba M. 274,339,546
Gotner, Felix J. 164,410,414,456
Gott, Vicki L. 546
Gottlick, Thomas J. 456
Gottlob, Charlotte A. 456
Gottlob, Glenn R. 176,456
Gough, Pamela J. 339,546
Gowdy, Kenneth K. 127
Goyne, Richard M. 393
Graber, Larry R. 172,456
Graber, Ruth A. 339,546
Grace Baptist Fellowship 238
Gracey, Sherril A. 34,268,546
Graduate Council 101
Graduate School 100-101
Graduate Students 651-654
Graduation 16-17
Graf, Jerry D. 203,546
Grafel, Connie M. 82,546
Grafel, John R. 546
Grafel, Richard A. 546
Graham, Billy I. 546
Graham, Billy R. 71,367,546
Graham, Carolyn K. 131,262,456
Graham, David E. 316,546
Graham, Eric K. 304,546
Graham, James F. 85
Graham, James J. 121,316,422,456
Graham, John R. 121,316,422,456
Graham, Jolinda G. 348,546
Graham, Martha J. 74,339,546
Graham, Michael E. 367,546
Graham, Teresa K. 231,326,546
Grame, Mary A. 234,241,339,546
Granell, Gloria C. 339,546
Granger, Nathan D. 546
Granger, Sharon A. 228,232,339
Granger, Mrs. W. B. 322
Grant, Kathryn E. 354,456
Grant, Linda M. 331,348,546
Grant, Patricia L. 202,354,546
Grau, Steven L. 329,547
Grauerholz, Donald D. 302,547
Graven, Janice L. 649
Graves, Charles M. 72,191,457
Graves, Robert E. 80,84
Gray, Eddie J. 81,319,457
Gray, Jerry D. 298,547
Gray, Larry M. 367,457
Gray, Rebecca S. 232,348,547
Graybeal, Ronald D. 319,547
Greason, Peter H. 360,547
Greathouse, Gerald A. 367,457
Grecian, Kendal L. 191,360,547
Grecian, Stanley W. 109,302,457
Green, Bruce D. 179,185,457
Green, John R. 298,457
Green, Kenneth R. 183
Green, Larry E. 74,360,547
Green, Lee R. 319,547
Green, Marilyn K. 339,547
Green, Marsha L. 270,547
Green, Richard C. 156,298,457
Green, Sonia J. 164,226,268,457
Green, Thayne C. 155,360,547
Green, Thomas H. 328,547
Green, Treasha L. 232,547
Green, Virginia R. 457
Greene, Corinne D. 258,547
Greene, Larry E. 284,547
Greenwood, Janice G. 272,547
Greenwod, Joseph F. 547
Greenwood, William L. 652
Gregersen, Gerald D. 457
Gregory, Richard J. 298,547
Greiner, Jon R. 195,197,547
Greis, Barry W. 179,357,360,547
Greiving, Ronald G. 360,547
Gresham, Margaret E. 222
Gresham, Richard D. 167,185,547
Greve, William B. 360,393,547
Grewal, Kirpal S. 213
Grey, Nancy C. 652
Grey, Thomas G. 294,547
Gr
Gr
Gr
Gr
Gr
Gr
Gr
Gr
Gr
Gr
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der, David A. 296,547
der, Mary E. 208,339,547
iffee, Pamela K. 125,151,275,457
ffee, Susan L. 275,547
339,547
191,288,547
315,547
232,260,457
26
ffin, Mary R.
fFin, Roger A.
ffith, James E
flflth, Janet K.
ffith, Karen A. .
ffith, Margaret A. 260,547
ffith, Paul W. 138
ffith, Perry R. 188
ffiths, David W. 547
ffiths, Donald C. 312,547
■ffiths, Terry S. 334,547
ffitt, William P. 298,547
mes, Gary E. 182,548
nstead, Dan S. 300,548
Groene, Janell K. 354,548
Groene, Janet K. 71,354,548
Grogger, Margaret K. 256,548
Grojean, Ronald L. 319,374,548
Grosko, Mary L. 228,262,348,548
Gross, David R
Gross, Donald P
Gross, Linda S.
Gross, Virgil J.
Gross, William R
308,548
308,548
153,339,548
306,548
367,548
Grossardt, Darrel L. 296,548
Grosardt, James P. 224,548
Grosz, Marlin R. 188,548
Grote, Rolland P. 548
Grote, Stanley R. 204
Grothusen, David W. 191,193,548
Groups 146
Grout, Jerry E. 367,548
Groves, Patricia L. 244,348,548
Groyon, Richard A. 378,548
Grubb, Linda F. 179,457
Grubbs, Kenton T. 367,548
Grube, Steven G. 188,195,229,357,
360,548
Gruen, Ronald E. 548
Grumbein, Ralph E. 320,548
Grumbein, Sondra L. 191,225,548
Guber, Betty J. 334,548
Gudgen, Robert G. 183,548
Gudenkauf, Kenneth 458
Guenther, Kathleen A. 216,237,458
Guetzko, Carolyn S. 256,548
Gugler, Dianne K. 275,548
Gugler, Leuita M. 234,458
Gugler, Lyle H. 195,203,458
Guglielmino, James R. 225
Guhn, Norma K. 240,458
Guidote, Armando E. 367,548
Gump, Diana S. 60,228,264,348,548
Gump, Marilynn 60,81,264,548
Gump, Robert J. 136,188,548
Gunn, Roland M. 294,458
Gupta, Sudhir K. 199,213,221,652
Gurske, John D. 292,548
Gurss, John O. 367,548
Gustafson, Birqit H. 191,225,348,548
Gustafson, William A. 549
Guthridge, William W. 401,404
Gutsch, Larry A. 367,549
Guttery, John A. 286,549
Guy, James M. 294,549
Guy, Jeanne A. 202,264,549
Guy, Thomas E. 294,549
Gwinn, Ralph W. 549
660
Gymnastics Team 419
H
Haag, James AA. 183
Haas, John A. 238,549
Haberer, Lynda M. 210,348,549
Habiger, Marguerite 71,241,549
Habiger, Robert D. 288,549
Hacker, Max L. 187
Hackett, Julie A. 260,549
Haden, Gary L. 78,81,171,458
Hadja, Joseph 96
Hadorn, Allen D. 288,549
Hadsall, Ronald D. 319,549
Haeker, Darrell L. 158,186,458
Hagan, Thomas R. 188
Hageman, Nancy C. 169,239,244,354,
549
Hagerman, Richard D. 288,458
Hagerman, Ronald N. 292,458
Hagerman, Sandra S. 458
Hagerman, Wayne H. 367,549
Haggard, Patricia G. 277,549
Hahn, Allen G. 244,360,549
Hahn, Neil E. 168,549
Hahn, Randy K. 302,458
Haider, Farooq 214,220
Haider, Jamil 180
Hailey, Robert L. 393
Haines, Charles C. 227
Haines, Jean M. 194,208,348,549
Hains, Shirley D. 61,326,549
Hake, Rosemary AA. 348,549
Hakimian, Behrouz 458
Halbleib, Chester W. 180,549
Halderson, Karen R. 226,339,549
Hale, Bernadine L. 652
Hale, Karen S. 348,549
Haley, Karen L. 169,277,334,549
Hall, Charles V. 93
Hall, Clement H. 92
Hall, Constance L. 222,277,549
Hall, David Chad 193,310,549
Hall, David C. 153,328,549
Hall, Jerry R. 549
Hall, Joan D. 277,549
Hall, John K. 549
Hall, Marilyn L. 75,197,231,264,458
Hall, Mary E. 258
Hall, Michael R. 300,549
Hall, Patricia A. 354,549
Hall, Rachael E. 239,244
Hallauer, Joan E. 232,334,549
Hallauer, Roy G. 378,549
Halverstadt, Donald 288,550
Hamilton, Ernest J. 235
Hamilton, Gale W. 156,458
Hamilton, James L. 652
Hamilton, Sandra M. 197,202,339,550
Hamlin, Melvin H. 225,367,550
Hamlin, William J. 550
Hamman, Gayla S. 348,550
Hamman, John M. 302
Hammer, Clinton J. 85,319,550
Hammer, Linda N. 240,348,550
Hammerli, Alan R. 294,550
Hammond, David L. 218,550
Hammond, Gary V. 369,550
Hammond, John J. 550
Hammond, Judy K. 210,348 550
Hampton, Connie L. 208,348,550
Hanchett, Michael A. 175,458
Handelsman, Tina P. 354,458
Handlin, Fred W. 201,360,550
Handlin, Velma J. 348,550
Hands, G. Roger 239
Hands, Samuel L. 205,374,550
Hanel, Lannie L. 193,224,550
Haney, Barbara L. 239,244
Haney, Joyce E. 339,550
Haney, Michael L. 167,242,416
Haney, Robert C. 367,550
Haney, Thomas D. 296,550
Hanif, Quaisar M. 221,458
Hanks, Constance J. 348,550
Hann, Charles S. 227,360,550
Hanna, Gary J. 194,198,243,550
Hannagan, David R. 153,550
Hannebaum, Leroy G. 158,458
Hanneman, C. Keith 172,212
Hanney, Paul W. 396
Hanselman, Robert W. 319,550
Hansen, Bernard L. 550
Hansen, Donald F. 166,172,322,458
Hansen, Merle F. 101
Hansen, Robert H. 367,550
Hansen, Thomas J. 169,458
Hanshaw, Dennis G. 550
Hanson, David R. 292,550
Hanson, Dwight E. 550
Hanson, Gregory P. 308,550
Hanson, Joy E. 268,550
Hanson, Leona W. 458
Hanson, Noel S. 550
Hantla, Chrystal 264,550
Hantman, Jerome B. 312,458
Hapai, Harriet E. 131,202,239
Hapgood, Larry L. 284,458
Harbaugh, Daniel D. 223
Harbaugh, Dennis A. 162,199,458
Harbert, David E. 550
Harbert, Terry L. 163,374,375,550
Harclerode, Barbara 272,551
Harden, Linda L. 244,348,551
Harden, Monte W. 195,360,551
Harden, Otho L. 329,551
Hardin, Daslie A. 300,416,551
Hardin, Frank R. 183,300,551
Hardin, Gregory W. 155,328,551
Harding, Ann M. 264,551
Harding, David J. 367,551
Hardy, Clint S. 186,458
Harenchar, Albert M. 458
Harenchar, George T. 310,551
Haresnape, Corrina J. 162,164,458
Haresnape, Raymond K. 459
Hargis, Barbara J. 348,551
Hargrove, Rebecca A. 131,150,164,
209,275,551
Hargrove, Wayne A. 281,367,551
Harkins, Davy J. 224,360,551
Harlan, Robert D. 177,551
Harlequinade 40,41
Harmon, Catherine L. 186,459
Harmon, Michele M. 260,348,551
Harmon, Patrick M. 197,308,551
Harmon, Robert E. 319,459
Harms, Allan R. 238
Harms, Richard L. 240
Harner, Richard L. 106,199,348,551
Harper, Charles Y. 410,411,412,413,
414,415
Harper, Dean F. 184,294,459
Harper, Dorothy K. 354,551
Harper, Kenneth W. 188,551
Harper, Sarah C. 197,256,551
Harrington, Jerrold 157,551
Harrington, Pam L. 348,551
Harrington, Richard 225
Harris, Arthur S. 374,551
Harris, Carol I. 551
Harris, Carol S. 268,348
Harris, Elizabeth A. 551
Harris, Greg W. 312,551
Harris, Holly P. 348,551
Harris, John H. 459
Harris, James 360,551
Harris, Judith A. 459
Harris, Linda A. 348,551
Harris, Lynda S. 193,378,551
Harris, Michael E. 551
Harris, Pamela S. 354,551
Harris, Stephen M. 320,551
Harris, Tom 298,551
Harris, Wright E. 216
Harrison, Barbara A. 198,339,551
Harrison, Frank D. 459
Harrison, Glenna D. 131,149,161,164,
459,485
Harrison, Harold R. 410,414
Harrison, Linda 71,258,552
Harrison, Linda L. 348
Harrison, Walter A. 459
Harrod, Herbert E. 293,552
Harrod, Ronald D. 552
Harsh, George H. 367,552
Harshaw, Bobby F. 552
Hartford, James T. 225
Hartley, Carole R. 189
Hartley, Charles S. 191,459
Hartley, Kolette K. 339,552
Hartley, Robert C. 187
Hartman, Gary V. 223,360,552
Hartman, Jane A. 334,552
Hartman, John H. 225
Hartman, Leon R. 374,552
Hartsook, Gerald H. 85
Hartsook, Roger W. 221
Hartwell, Stewart B. 367,552
Hartzell, Gary L. 225,367,552
Harvey, Arthur S. 410,414
Harvey, Charles E. 459
Harvey, James E. 367,552
Harvey, John W. 188,302,552
Harvey, Margaret E. 277,459
Harvey, Roger C. 360,552
Harwood, Robert A. 224,296,552
Haseltine, Marcus W. 165
Haslouer, Jeanne E. 195,330,552
Haslouer, Louise M. 232,552
Hassett, Sandra K. 339,552
Hassig, Margaret E. 206,275,552
Hassler, Lynda K. 459
Hassler, Randy D. 302,459
Hastings, Janet L. 191,231,552
Hastings, Ronald L. 315,552
Hatch, Ethel J. 161,258,459
Hatch, Patricia A. 231,238,326,552
Hatfield, Darlene M. 339,552
Hatfield, Nancy K. 209,234,326,459
Hatfield, Steven P. 237,367,552
Hathaway, Martin F. 552
Hathaway, Thomas R. 197,225,367,552
Hattrup, Robert D. 459
Hauber, Mary J. 266,552
Hauber, Robert K. 423
Hauck, Bobbie W. 552
Hauck, Earl B. 158,186,459
Haughawout, Linda 73,82,270,552
Haun, Adelia M. 166,216,459
Haun, James F. 367,552
Hauptli, Gary L. 282,459
Hauptli, Jeanne M. 339,552
Hauptli, Linda S. 339,459
Hauptli, Roger D. 282,552
Haury, Kent D. 188
Hauser, Donna G. 268,348,552
Hausmann, Dennis E. 225,552
Havice, John E. 360,552
Hawbecker, Hazel 302
Hawes, Donice 133
Hawk, Michael E. 172,310,552
Hawk. Thomas D. 229,244,416,553
Hawkins, Darnell F. 157,242
Hawkins, Leo D. 410,414
Hawkins, Michael R. 459
Hawkins, M. Carolyn 200
Hawks, George W. 156,157,184,215,
459
Hawley, Connie L. 260,553
Hayden, Herbert R. 176,205,553
Hayden, Lawrence J. 459
Hayer, Anna C. 156,266,460
Hayes, Arthur W. 169
Hayes, Edward R. 190
Hayes, James B. 553
Hayes, James J. 300,410,414,553
Hayes, Jon R. 553
Hayes, Mary L. 348,553
Hayes, Wayne F. 553
Haymaker, Susan A. 60,229,264,348,553
Haynes, Chester G. 360,553
Hays, Barbara J. 150,270,553
Hays, Carolyn A. 152,260,553
Hays, Henry M. 652
Hays, Larry W. 155,232,367,460
Hazen, Wilma M. 58,74,131,202,231,
326,553
Head, Marjorie L. 460
Headrick, Wallace L. 553
Heape, Michael L. 460
Heasty, Larry S. 308,553
Heath, Carol L. 226,262,553
Heath, Dianna S. 260,553
Heath, James D. 553
Heath, John R. 181,460
Heath, Linda C. 334,553
Heck, David M. 284,553
Heck, Jerold L. 312,553
Heck, Judy L. 202,230,272,460
Heckman, Bruce W. 31,53,290,460
Hector, Robert B. 360,553
Hedges, Larry J. 367,553
Hedges, Nancy J. 652
Hedges, Vicki M. 192,222,272,334,
553
Hedlund, Jay R. 298,553
Heer, Michael R. 360,414,553
Heersche, George J. 194
Heffel, Debby 72
Hefty, Barbara K. 200
Hegeman, Faye L. 194,201,348,553
Heglar, Lynn A. 348,553
Hegler, Joan K. 460
Heide, Cheryl S. 208,266,553
Heidrick, Donald F. 460
Heidrick, Max M. 306,553
Heilman, Roseann D. 460
Hein, Lynda L. 339,553
Heinen, Carol J. 348,553
Heinen, Edward R. 241,460
Heinen, Gilbert J. 185,374,460
Heinen, Mary F. 152,208,334,553
Heinrichs, Elvis A. 201
Heinsohn, Charles O. 73,367,553
Heintzelman, Andrea 553
Heintzelman, Philipp 553
Heitman, Bonnie F. 334,553
Heitman, John V. 73,165,554
Heitmann, Henry 367,554
Heldstab, Stephen G. 360,554
Helfand, Sandra G. 554
Helland, David R. 360
Hellebust, Gary A. 554
Hellen, David T. 183,360,460
Heller, Suzanne M. 238
Heller, Terry J. 554
Hellwig, Ronald D. 288,410,554
Helm, Frederick L. 187,554
Helm, John E. 172
Helmbold, Ray L. 193
Helmer, Lyle G. 199
Helmer, Maureen K. 153,554
Helmke, Henry F. 460
Helms, Robert A. 320,554
Helten, Ronald E. 188
Helton, Sally J. 354,554
Helwig, Craig P. 74,154,218,316,554
Hemenway, Mary J. 348,554
Hemmerling, Dwight F. 361,396,554
Hemphill, John K. 357,361,652
Hendershot, Carol F. 194,325,554
Hendershot, Sharon J. 195,210,272,
554
Henderson, Clarence 323,460
Henderson, Linda J. 266,339,554
Henderson, Paul T. 227,374,554
Henderson, Robert L. 288,554
Henderson, Ruth A. 554
Henderson, William L. 554
Hendricks, John T. 177
Hendricks, Michael A. 34,117,196,300,
460
Hendricks, Mildred R. 244
Hendrix, Carole J. 210,339,554
Hendrix, Susan L. 256,554
Henneberg, Ronald K. 367,554
Henney, Michael J. 163
Henning, Robert E. 292,554
Henningsen, John A. 460
Henrichs, John 420
Henricks, Dean E. 554
Henrikson, Duane M. 149,151,158,186,
302,460
Henrikson, Gerald W. 224,367,554
Henrikson, Marilee R. 232,326,554
Henry, Dianna L. 331,348,554
Henry, Elizabeth J. 554
Henry, Jack D. 187
Henry, Janet S. 460
Henry, Larry A. 179,460
Henry, Linda G. 248
Henry, Margie L. 71,326,554
Henry, Marilyn J. 348,554
Henry, Richard K. 554
Henry, Roger N. 185,361,554
Henry, Roy E. 374,554
Henry, Steven C. 328,554
Henry, William M. 82,197,555
Hensley, James I. 288,460
Hensheigh, Karen 354
Henton, Gary L. 555
Herbel, Susan K. 200
Herbers, Donald A. 193,360,555
Herbers, Donald C. 460
Herbers, Julia A. 334,555
Heritage, John R. 284,555
Herlocker, Robert A. 193
Herman, Charles T. 154,298,555
Herman, Duane E. 312,555
Herman, Robert D. 312,555
Herman, Robert K. 299,555
Herman, Robert W. 555
Hermes, Steven E. 374,555
Hermon, Lowell F. 555
Hermreck, Lawrence A. 197,460
Herndon, Alfred J. 193,555
Herren, Carolyn J. 348,555
Herren, Roger W. 555
Herrmann, Larry L. 183,555
Herron, Barry L. 294,555
Hershberger, Calvin 183,240
Herynk, John J. 286,460
Heslop, Jonathan M. 181,555
Hess, Carroll V. 103,105
Hess, Dale N. 182,310,555
Hess, H. Dean 93
Hess, Kathleen 275,555
Hess, Larry G. 182,241,361,426,460
Hess, Velma 105
Hester, Judy A. 219,229,268,555
Hetrick, Shannon S. 193,348,555
Hett, Charles L. 323,555
Hetzel, Barbara J. 339,555
Heuertz, Carol J. 339,555
Heuertz, Richard E. 164,410,414
Heuschkel, Donald G. 178
Hevel, Gary 201,460
Hewlett, Howard S. 367,555
Hey, Nancy J. 258,348,555
Hey, Richard L. 374,375,555
Heyer, Patricia J. 210,231,354,555
Heyka, Gary J. 154,290,555
Heyl, Andrew R. 460
Heyl, Guy M. 197,299,555
Heyne, Kathryn E. 57,59,82,97,232,
264,555
Heywood, Kenneth M. 93
Hiatt, Bonnie K. 268,339,555
Hiatt, Robert L. 555
Hibbard, Larry P. 555
Hibler, Elizabeth S. 339,555
Hibler, Ralph E. 58,112,129,170,172,
179,460
Hick, Sandra R. 222,428,430
Hickerson, Warren D. 556
Hickey, Gerald V. 374,556
Hickey, Patricia A. 152,167,339,344,
556
Hicklin, James W. 175,652
Hickman, Diann E. 277,556
Hicks, Barbara L. 219,232
Hicks, Carol I. 556
Hicks, James F. 186,461
Hicks, Michael E. 396,397
Hicks, Ralph W. 300,556
Higgins, Raymond L. 74,328,556
Highfill, Elizabeth 556
Hightower, Jane E. 378,556
Hilbert, Billy D. 106,201,556
Hildebrand, August J. 188
Hildebrand, Gerald L. 303,556
Hilding, Sharon M. 331,339,556
Hileman, Gary D. 212
Hilgendorf, Gretchen 262,556
Hilgenfeld, Arnelle 220,228,275,348,
556
Hilgenfeld, Dennis L. 556
Hilgenfeld, Patricia 461
Hill, Clair C. 419,461
Hill, Don A. 74,300,556
Hill, Edith M. 339,556
Hill, Jane M. 339,556
Hill, Jerry L. 280,556
Hill, Opal B. 181
Hill, William W. 461
Hiller, Cheryl A. 197,339,556
Hillman, James M. 288,461
Hillman, Richard B. 357
Hillner, Stephen J. 374,556
Hills, Richard C. 284,556
Hillyard, Michael R. 197,374,556
Hilterbrand, Robert 556
Hilton, Douglas W. 308,556
Hinchman, Sally J. 272,556
Hines, Robert H. 108
Hines, William J. 225
Hinkle, Sondra S. 556
Hinnergardt, Carol A. 62,161,264,279,
461
Hinrichs, Carl M. 216
Hinson, Newton C. 192,312,461
Hinton, Larry L. 212
Hintz, John 182,241,556
Hinz, Thomas W. 294,461
Hirsch, Mary J. 378,461
Hirt, Robert L. 172,183,303,556
Hitz, Harold K. 296,556
Hjelmfelt, Mark R. 361,556
Hlaus, Kathleen J. 330,339,344,556
Ho, Andrew H. 190
Ho, Leslie L. 190
Ho, Lewis Y. 652
Hoag, Nancy A. 461
Hoagland, Ronald D. 183
Hobbs, Joan C. 228,339,556
Hobbs, Kathryn A. 339,556
Hobbs, Roy E. 238,367,556
Hobson, Leland S. 127
Hoch, Barbara J. 262,556
Hochberg, Richard C. 306,557
Hochuli, Barbara G. 161,326,461
Hockens, Wendell K. 205,234
Hocking, Robert S. 374,557
Hodge, Michael L. 557
Hodges, Dennis D. 461
Hodgson, Alice A. 334,557
Hodgson, David S. 187
Hodgson, Diane 269,462
Hodgson, George A. 286,557
Hodgson, Nancy A. 201,277,557
Hodson, Lester L. 212,557
Hoecker, Janice E. 557
Hoecker, Richard V. 300,557
Hoedowners Square Dance Club 207
Hoeflicker, Karen A. 60,339,557
Hoeflin, Ruth M. 131
Hoeke, Robert S. 121
Hoeme, Karen E. 210,355,557
Hoerman, Doris E. 74,557
Hofer, John S. 286,557
Hoff, Dolores M. 339,557
Hoff, Mary A. 231,355,557
Hoffman, Ann C. 339,557
Hoffman, Dan L. 191,194,374,557
661
Hoffman, Diane F. 162,164,462
Hoffman, Dolores A. 150,152,194,234,
325,557
Hoffman, Doretta 131
Hoffman, Keith L. 652
Hoffman, Linwood A. 367,557
Hoffman, Phillip W. 292,557
Hoffman, R. Gene 288,557
Hoffman, Wendall 131
Hoffmans, Mary K. 275,557
Hoffmen, Lloyd R. 557
Hofford, Linda J. 72,339,557
Hofmann, John W. 197,367,557
Hofmann, Linda AA. 339,557
Hogan, Betsy J. 277,348,557
Hogan, Tom J. 315,557
Hohn, Elizabeth A. 462
Hokanson, Dean T. 393
Hokr, Dorothy A. 121,231,260,557
Holbrook, Terry W. 414,415
Holdeman, Kenneth R. 172,240,462
Holeman, James R. 374
Holeman, Karen M. 462
Holl, Robert L. 557
Holland, Calvin C. 374,557
Holland, Gary G. 407
Holland, Geoffrey B. 282,557
Holle, Ruthann I. 210,237,348,557
Holliday, John D. 367,557
Hollinger, Janet K. 231,260,557
Hollingsworth, Margaret 348,557
Hollingworth, George K. 157
Hollingworth, William 558
Hollis, Karen G. 339,558
Holloway, Edward A. 558
Holloway, Meredith A. 152,226,339,
344,558
Holloway, Tommy T. 361,558
Holm, Barbara M. 228,348,558
Holm, Ronald K. 410,414
Holmberg, Edward D. 184,462
Holmes, David W. 361,558
Holmes, Wesley P. 191,462
Holmgren, Aldre M. 228,269,334,558
Holsinger, David J. 167,172,182,240,
558
Hoist, Ronald P. 361,558
Holste, Charles D. 361,558
Holste, John E. 188,205,558
Holstegge, Patricia 71,237
Holt, Dean W. 462
Holt, Donna J. 215,558
Holt, Pamela L. 248,272,462
Holterman, James L. 225,558
Holthaus, Leonard F. 374,558
Holvorson, Angele 197,208,339,558
Homan, Allen E. 308,462
Homecoming 24-25
Homecoming Queen Finalists 24
Home Economics Art Club 208
Home Economics Council 131
Home Economics Extension Club 209
Home Economics Hospitality Day
50-51
Home Economics Journalism Club 209
Home Economics Teaching Club 210
Homewood, Gerald L. 157,462
Homolka, Raymond C. 558
Homr'ighausen, Harold 367,558
Honeycutt, Danny M. 462
Honeycutt, Steven F. 398,400,401,403
Hong, Sun-Nan 652
Honc-aries 149-171
Honstead, William H. 127,155
Hoober, Linda R. 277,558
Hoobler, James A. 558
Hoobler, Larry D. 558
Hood, Carolle L. 355,558
Hood, Duane L. 329,558
Hood, Gary L. 72,85
Hood, Linda S. 232,339,558
Hook, Vera L. 216,339,558
Hooper, Margaret R. 194,210,231,240,
325,558
Hoover, Eunice M. 244
Hoover, Harvey B. 299,558
Hoover, Myron B. 212,244
Hoover, Nancy J. 348,558
Hoover, William J. 103
Hope, Regenia A. 558
Hope, Robert L. 361,558
Hopfner, Walter R. 462
Hopkins, Daryl L. 558
Hopkins, Gary W. 462
Hopkins, Nancy L. 125,462
Hopkins, Theodore L. 201
Hoppas, Jean A. 74
Hopper, James D. 299,462
Hopper, Karen L. 339,558
Hopper, Patricia S. 275,462
Horacek, Gary L. 328,558
Horchem, David P. 378,558
Horigan, Sharon G. 228,256,348,558
Horn, Rodney S. 182
Hornbaker, Ann L. 262,558
Hornberger, Judith A. 194,325,559
Home, Dennis E. 290,462
Home, Larry J. 72
Hornick, Carolyn S. 198,272,559
Horning, James R. 462
Horning, Larry G. 179,197,328,559
Horrell, Ronald M. 367,559
Horsch, Dwight W. 297,559
Horst, Janice L. 231,260,559
Horst, Marilyn J. 264,348,559
Horton, Mary E. 61,216 221,243 331
333,334,559
Hosie, Darrel D. 234,280,462
Hoskins, Stephen W. 282,559
Hoskins, Thomas L. 367,559
Hoskinson, Susan E. 348,559
Hosley, Fern 266
Hoss, Herbert E. 462
Hossfeld, Robert H. 227,361,462
Hostetler, Bruce B. 559
Hostetler, Clifton V. 74,159,172 183
240,462
662
Hostetter, Dorothy M. 117,269,559
Hottman, Diane S. 339
Hottman, Shirley D. 559
Houchin, Lawrence L. 559
Houdyshell, Judith P. 73,161,559
Houdyshell, Richard 191,234,286,462
Houghtaling, Jonathan 367,559
House, Linda J. 232,239,248,559
House, Lorna E. 131,209,232,239,277,
463
Houser, Jill A. 463
Houseweart, Mark W. 155,176,559
Housing Section 246-385
Hovey, Larry J. 216
Hovis, A. Earlene 231,348,559
Howard, Cheryl G. 339,559
Howard, Christine 228,264,355,559
Howard, Claudia K. 228,334,559
Howard, Frank W. 172,182,652
Howard, Henry S. 392,393
Howard, John G. 374,559
Howard, John W. 361,559
Howe, Jean F. 231,559
Howell, Charles R. 197,463
Howell, David R. 320,559
Howell, Melvin L. 299,559
Howell, William D. 463
Howse, Richard L. 306,559
Hoyle, Robert E. 559
Hoyt, John H. 559
Hrabe, Melinda R. 266,559
Hsieh, Wilbur P. 190
Hsu, Inga Y. 205
Huang, Hsin I. 205
Huang, Wei-ning 74
Huang, William S. 205
Hubbard, Fred W. 304,559
Hubbell, Bonnie M. 198,339,559
Hubbell, Richard S. 184,463
Huber, Loretta J. 269,559
Huber, Richard G. 313,559
Hudgens, Mary P. 560
Hudson, Robert M. 291,560
Hudson, Yancy D. 300,463
Huecker, Tommy D. 180,282,463
Huenergarde, James R. 163
Huerter, Dennis G. 361,560
Huerter, Mary C. 241,378,560
Huether, Ronald A. 215
Huffman, Daniel S. 301,560
Hug, Alan R. 299,410,414,560
Hug, Janis A. 339,560
Huggins, Arlen W. 328,560
Huggins, Lloyd D. 176,560
Hughbanks, Fineas G. 186,463
Hughbanks, Ronald G. 319,560
Hughes, Dana C. 332
Hughes, Dennis D. 244,463
Hughes, Florence 288
Hughes, Gary L. 149
Hughes, Harold D. 374,560
Hughes, James M. 361,560
Hughes, Judith A. 244
Hughes, Lyman G. 463
Hughes, Wheeler M. 405
Hull, Marva L. 152
Humburg, Nancy B. 222,228,339,560
Humes, Linda G. 560
Hummel, Jerry L. 186,463
Hummel, Kathryn 270,560
Hummel, Margaret E. 72
Hummer, Larry L. 282,560
Humphrey, Frank J. 361,560
Humphrey, Robert L. 155,561
Hund, Patricia 561
Hundley, James L. 652
Hunkapiller, Jamie 200
Hunkapiller, Paul D. 201
Hunsicker, Paul D. 239,561
Hunsicker, Zelma J. 210,239
Hunt, James M. 179,361,561
Hunt, Robert E. 374,561
Hunter, Janice A. 561
Hunter, Judith A. 232,277,561
Hunter, Judith H. 194,210,231,277,
325,561
Hunter, Mary E. 339,561
Hunter, Nancy J. 561
Hunter, Thomas W. 74,297,561
Hurd, Lois F. 195,561
Hurley, Daryl F. 361,561
Hurley, William C. 190
Hurst, Charles W. 367,561
Husain Khanmd M. 214,220
Huseman, Cheryl K. 191,193,561
Huseman, Joann R. 61,193,355,561
Huseman, Virgil R. 106,109,191,286,
463
Husted, Stanley R. 103,158,201,283,
419,463,475
Huston, Joann M. 463
Huston, Keith A. 93
Huston, Larry G. 561
Huston, Linda J. 339,561
Hutchins, Cynthia A. 193,339,561
Hutchins, Mary E. 258,348,561
Hutchins, Robert 41
Hutfles, Joseph E. 374,561
Hutton, Gary M. 187
Hutton, Kay M. 189
Hutton, Mary S. 264,463
Hutz, Edward L. 190
Huxman, Kent J. 361,561
Huxman, Vada J. 561
Hwang, Wen S. 652
Hyde, Ann S. 170,326,561
Hyder, David L. 74,167,361,561
Hynes, Thomas E. 367,561
Hysom, Judith I. 33,75,248,270,561
Ibbetson, Clara J. 649
Ibbetson, Ronald L. 652
Ideker, Lester H. 154,299,463
Idleman, Thomas D. 367,561
Iga, Ananias L. 175
Ikard, James A. 294,401,561
lies, Duane A. 304,561
Imhof, Carol A. 561
Imhof, Ray D. 561
Imm, Marcia K. 196,348,561
Immenschuh, Cheryl R. 61,355,561
Imthurn, Elmer D. 192,368,561
Inda, Jehosaphat P. 226
India Association 213
Indoor Track 414-415
Industrial Education Club 212
Ingersoll, Jeanne A. 181,208,260,561
Ingrim, Charles N. 212,463
Ingrum, Jess W. 368,562
Innis, Karyl K. 262,348,562
Institute of Electrical and Electronic
Engineers 212
Interfraternity Pledge Council 253
Intermill, Patricia 71,150,152,269,562
International Coordinating Council
214
Intramurals 428-433
lotti, Oscar R. 73,652
lotti, Roberto 652
Ireland, Robert E. 215
Ireland, Timothy M. 361,463
Irizarry, James A. 378,562
Irwin, John C. 185,463
Irwin, Linda M. 26,29,277,562
Isaacson, David L. 182,463
Isaacson, Joan E. 200
Isch, Jerlynn K. 194,348,562
Ish, Curtis L. 188
Islamic Association 214
Iverson, Willard A. 562
lyorver, Joseph G. 175,223,226
Jaax, Alan R. 297,562
Jabara, George H. 416
Jack, Russell P. 463
Jackson, Beverly A. 463
Jackson, Carl F. 72,73,292,562
Jackson, David D. 73,158,165,211,292,
562
Jackson, David H. 292,562
Jackson, Edward N. 199
Jackson, Gary D. 374,562
Jackson, Gary L. 198,378,463
Jackson, Jack H. 62,172,320,463
Jackson, Janette B. 463
Jackson, Judy G. 232,260,562
Jackson, Kathleen M. 339,562
Jackson, Larry W. 319,562
Jackson, Michael E. 163,292,374,562
Jackson, Michael E. 562
Jackson, Pamela A. 348,562
Jackson, Ruth A. 62,164,209,562
Jackson, Sheran K. 348,562
Jacob, Thomas D. 562
Jacob, Thomas K. 301,562
Jacobitz, Tommy L. 34,187,303,463
Jacobs, Curtis R. 292,562
Jacobs, Joy S. 562
Jacobs, Michael J. 294,562
Jacobs, Myra J. 1 77
Jacobs, Patrick T. 294,562
Jacobs, Stanley E. 368,562
Jacobsen, Owen L. 234
Jacobson, Gregory L. 301,562
Jacobson, Julie A. 61,333,334,562
Jacobson, Kristie K. 228,231,562
Jacques, Cindy S. 200
Jacques, Kenneth R. 162,199,221,241
Jaeger, Calvin D. 282,562
Jaeger, Diana R. 228,334,562
Jager, Jan B. 82,270,562
Jager, Karen R. 270,348,562
Jagger, John R. 216,303,562
Jahnke, Nancy K. 463
Jaki, Father Stanley 98
Jakimer, Richard W. 225
Jakowatz, Judy 228,275,340,562
Jambunathan, Ramamur 213,652
James, Judith A. 272,426,562
James, Patsy J. 193,348,563
James, Stephen L. 125,301,463
Jameson, Donald L. 234,563
Jamvold, Daryll D. 74,292,563
Janke, Donald L. 464
Janke, Gary D. 292,464
Janke, Michael D. 82,160,206,464
Jansonius, David J. 368,563
Jansonius, Rodney J. 361,563
Janssen, Alfred D. 464
Janssen, Justin B. 194,225,368,563
Jantz, James A. 179
Jantz, Jerrie S. 563
Jantz, Lois A. 420,355,563
Jantz, Merle D. 155,464
Jardine Terrace 380-381
Jarman, Roberta K. 61,340,563
Jarrett, James C. 316,563
Jarrett, John A. 225,563
Jarvis, Roberta M. 277,563
Jasionowski, Edward 563
Jasper, Charles L. 191,241,563
Jatoi, Ghulam S. 214,220,221
Jaymes, Robert W. 164,410,413,414,
464
Jaynes, Scott W. 361,563
Jeannin, Michael R. 286,563
Jeffers, Marlin D. 158,186,464
Jenkins, Gerald L. 188,215,563
Jenkins, James G. 195,563
Jenkins, Marna G. 230,256,464
Jenkins, Rebecca L. 200
Jenkins, William H. 154,464
Jensen, Barry M. 197,225
Jensen, Carol A. 222,355,563
Jensen, Harold G. 464
Jensen, Jean A. 348,563
Jensen, John H. 319,464
Jensen, Karin K. 378,563
Jensen, Kathryn R. 464
Jensen, Sue A. 195,348,563
Jepsen, Laura M. 219
Jermark, Carola A. 349,563
Jemigan, Douglas K. 188,301,563
Jeselnik, Diane M. 355,563
Jeselnik, Philip E. 368,563
Jesena, Cesar C. 203
Jewell, Charles G. 224,361,563
Jewell, Ralph E. 224
Jewett, Dwight D. 170,328,464
Jewett, Roberta A. 198,229
Jezbera, Carolyn R. 189
Jezbera, Edward J. 186,464
Jilka, Gerold D. 288,563
Jilka, Robert L. 31 1,563
Johannes, John M. 563
John, Chester C. 349,563
John, Roger S. 315,563
Johns, Chris E. 319,563
Johnson, Anthony L. 652
Johnson, Bradley D. 308,563
Johnson, Bruce L. 286,563
Johnson, Byron G. 158,563
Johnson, Carl L. 348,564
Johnson, Carlene S. 564
Johnson, Cecil W. 406,407,465
Johnson, Charles R. 188,564
Johnson, Cheryl K. 237,355,564
Johnson, Cynthia A. 71,334,349,564
Johnson, Cynthia K. 564
Johnson, Darrel L. 368,564
Johnson, David E. 368,242,564
Johnson, Delores J. 232,256,564
Johnson, Dennis R. 368,564
Johnson, Don A. 168,175,368,465
Johnson, Donald B. 191,197,368,564
Johnson, Donnis A. 194,349,564
Johnson, Donley H. 201
Johnson, Ernest L. 564
Johnson, Gary L. 313,320,422,564
Johnson, Harris W. 253,282,564
Johnson, Ingrid M. 232,240,465
Johnson, James H. 374,652
Johnson, Janet M. 340,564
Johnson, Janice L. 196,349,564
Johnson, Jeanne A. 74,272,564
Johnson, Jill M. 153,355,564
Johnson, John A, 190,291,367,564
Johnson, John L. 160,206
Johnson, Julian B. 243
Johnson, Karen G. 340,369,564
Johnson, Karen L. 240,564
Johnson, Kathy L. 260,340,564
Johnson, Kay L. 340,564
Johnson, Larue J. 222
Johnson, Larry L. 240,293,564
Johnson, Leland K. 171,465
Johnson, Leland R. 465
Johnson, Linda R. 275,340,564
Johnson, Linnetta A. 161,564
Johnson, Loren L. 197
Johnson, Lynn R. 85,197,284,465
Johnson, Max O. 235
Johnson, Michael K. 361,564
Johnson, Nancy C. 378,564
Johnson, Nancy G. 74,222,349,564
Johnson, Nathaniel 361,564
Johnson, Patricia L. 216,355,564
Johnson, Patrick A. 175,316,465
Johnson, Paula S. 229,256,564
Johnson, Phyllis J. 152,210,334
Johnson, Phyllis M. 232,272,564
Johnson, Randy R. 291,564
Johnson, Raymond W. 565
Johnson, Richard A. 565
Johnson, Richard L. 165
Johnson, Rita A. 334,565
Johnson, Robert L. 234,565
Johnson, Sharleen L. 242
Johnson, Sheldon L. 374,565
Johnson, Stephen E. 361,565
Johnson, Steve A. 154,190,218,291,
465
Johnson, Wayne R. 154,218
Johnson, Zoe A. 348,565
Johnston, Beverly A. 228,264,565
Johnston, Bruce A. 565
Johnston, Cecil W. 291,565
Johnston, Frances E. 222,465
Johnston, Franklin E. 465
Johnston, Gary L. 181,565
Johnston, George H. 56,58
Johnston, Janice A. 340,565
Johnston, Jeanette M. 355,565
Johnston, Larry D. 294,465
Johnston, Rebecca L. 231,260,565
Johnston, Richard N. 361,565
Johnston, Roland W. 565
Jonas, Anne E. 326,565
Jones, Andrew M. 193,565
Jones, Arthur D. 367,565
Jones, Barbara A. 565
Jones, Barbara J. 161,340,465
Jones, Beverly D. 349,565
Jones, Bill F. 201
Jones, Brenda C. 202,378,565
Jones, C. Clyde 94,121
Jones, Carolyn A. 258,465
Jones, Catherine V. 253,272,334,565
Jones, Dale V. 63
Jones, David F. 317,565
Jones, David R. 301,393,394,565
Jones, Dennis R. 565
Jones, Donald A. 63
Jones, Ellis R. 565
Jones, Evaline M. 652
Jones, Florrie N. 195,326,565
Jones, Harold E. 139
Jones, James H. 307,565
Jones, James R. 320,565
Jones, Judith A. 327,565
Jones, Karen S. 340,565
Jones, Lee W. 405,565
itSfe
Jones, Loretta A. 197,565
Jones, Marcia A. 197,340,565
Jones, Margaret 121
Jones, Marietta R. 219,340,565
Jones, Mary J. 349,566
Jones, Michael E. 566
Jones, Nicholas M. 307,566
Jones, Pamela A. 152,196,256,566
Jones, Patricia L. 83,117,256,566
Jones, Phoebe J. 340,465
Jones, Ralph A. 396
Jones, Mrs. Ray T. 264
Jones, Richard L. 367,566
Jones, Robert J. 427,465
Jones, Robert W. 566
Jones, Roger L. 293,566
Jones, Sharon L. 85,349,566
Jones, Terron E. 416
Jones, Virginia M. 349,566
Jones, William R. 566
Jones, Xandra L. 229,349,566
Jordan, James S. 299,566
Jordan, Ronald E. 187,465
Jorgensen, Jill 270,566
Jorns, Kenneth D. 368,566
Josserand, Jerilyn J. 61,348,566
Joyce, Gerald W. 374,465
Joyce, JosepVi D. 368,566
Joyce, Vicky L. 264,349,566
Jubelt, Burk 56,58,184,192,301,566
Jubelt, Hilbert 143
Judd, Kathryn 232,277,566
Judd, Robert E. 315,566
Judo Club 215
Jump, Robert D. 155,368,566
June, Donald L. 361,410,414,566
Junior Panhellenic Council 252
Jr. Livestock Judging Team 108
Juranich, Robert J. 308,566
Jurgensen, Curtis H. 227,374,566
Just, Robert C. 188
Justice, Gale A. 198,327,566
K
Kaaz, Razanna L. 355,566
Kaberline, Carolyn A. 167,193,355,
566
Kadoum, Ahned M. 201
Kaff, Joanne P. 340,566
Kahler, Deraldene J. 349,566
Kahneyer, Raymond 159
Kaiser, Ann P. 204,327,566
Kaiser, Donald W. 240
Kaiser, Douglas L. 71,368,566
Kaiser, Herbert E. 63
Kaiser, Merle R. 566
Kaiser, Roger P. 233,282,421,566
Kaiserruddin, M. 214
Kalb, Helene J. 153,270,566
Kalbach, Lela F. 465
Kalberlon, Gary T. 566
Kale, Steven R. 155,329,567
Kalishman, Stanley R. 85,155,368,567
Kallenbach, Marvin D. 303,567
Kamil, Hasan 199,213,214,221,652
Kanawi, Abdulilah A. 221,567
Kanawyer, Merry J. 181,208,264,567
Kane, Edward R. 652
Kanitz, Howard V. 465
Kannard, Janet L. 58,121,272,567
Kanning, Phyllis L. 355,567
Kansas College Queen 32
Kapfer, Teresa L. 349,567
Kappa Alpha Mu 161
Kappa Alpha Theta 270-271
Kappa Delta 272-273
Kappa Delta Pi 161
Kappa Kappa Gamma 274-275
Kappa Phi 239
Kappa Sigma 304-305
Kapur, Surinder K. 213,652
Karl, Catherine L. 649
Karleskint, James A. 225,567
Karlin, Marilyn A. 198,229,241,349,
567
Karns, Douglas M. 396
Karr, Dennis O. 71,567
Kasitz, Nancy A. 194,208,349,567
Kasl, David R. 567
Kasselman, Dennis G. 194,567
Kasselman, Robert L. 284,303,396,567
Kaster, Kay 327,567
Kastle, Shirley M. 195,279,327,567
Kater, Larry E. 176,194,567
Katlin, Michael D. 567
Kaufman, Julie D. 270,349,567
Kaufman, Marty B. 567
Kaufman, Seth 196
Kaufman, Toni M. 271,465
Kaup, Richard E. 180,196,329,567
Kay, Robert S. 280,567
Kazmaier, Jerry D. 71,303,567
Kearn, Linda L. 349,567
Kearney, Robert L. 299,567
Keating, Kathleen A. 60,225,275,378,
567
Keck, Donald J. 154
Keck, Philip R. 284,567
Keefer, Mrs. Leland 262
Keegan, Mary E. 226,567
Keener, James L. 177
Kehr, Kathleen 264,349,567
Keist, Robert P. 293,567
Keith, Melissa C. 340,567
■ Kelchak, Ellen J. 201,262,567
Keller, Duane L. 154,218,330,567
Keller, Glen A. 374,375,567
Keller, John B. 282,567
Keller, Madelyn G. 271,568
Keller, Thomas E. 225,317,416,568
Kellett, Carol E. 340,568
Kelley, Kenneth W. 155,158,176,465
Kelley, Judith K. 340,568
Kelley, John R. 368,568
Kelley, Michael 368,414,568
Kelley, Stephen T. 225
Kellogg, Carolyn M. 150,232,568
Kellogg, Karolyn K. 195,234,325,568
Kellogg, Myron C. 106,175,465
Kelly, Candace A. 82,334,568
Kelly, Frances M. 232,331,349,568
Kelly, James P. 205,361,568
Kelly, Janet P. 219,349,568
Kelly, Kathleen D. 196,568
Kelly, Melvin C. 368,568
Kelly, Michael M. 317,410,414,568
Kelly, Pamela M. 258,568
Kelsey, Gaylord D. 211, 568
Kelsey, Marilyn S. 152,197,340,568
Keltner, Michael K. 374,568
Keltner, Patricia K. 267,568
Kemper, George A. 307,568
Kemper, Michael D. 323, 568
Kendall, Belinda L. 349,568
Kendall, Brooke R. 283,568
Kendall, Carolyn S. 162,568
Kendall, Karen R. 78
Kendall, Lawrence M. 301,568
Kennedy, Carroll E. 93
Kennedy, Donald E. 361,465
Kennedy, Donald L. 568
Kennedy, Donna R. 151,162
Kennedy, Harold 93
Kennedy, Janice M. 241,256,340,568
Kennedy, Jill E. 568
Kennedy, Kathleen L. 275,568
Kennedy, Ronald D. 568
Kennedy, Susan K. 340,568
Kennedy, Susan L. 260,568
Kennedy, William H. 301,393,568
Kenney, John E. 568
Kenny, Dean R. 138
Kent, Bruce W. 465
Kent, James D. 71,568
Kenyon, James R. 197,225,368,569
Kepley, Kenneth E. 569
Kerbs, Brad J. 175,191,286,569
Kern, Douglas A. 368,569
Kern, Larry G. 175,466
Kern, Michael D. 361,569
Kerns, Robert L. 186
Kerr, David M. 466
Kerr, Ruth E. 200
Kerr, Wendell R. 93
Kershner, Robert N. 154,218,466
Kessler, Alan F. 128,182,323,569
Kessler, Karla J. 208,241,340,569
Kessler, Malinda S. 197
Kettelhut, Larry L. 315,569
Kettlehut, James L. 410,414
Ketzner, Barbara L. 210
Keucher, Louise S. 60,74,150,271,569
Kewley, Clifford W. 374,569
Keys, Ronald E. 149,156,157,201,466,
475
Khan, Ahmad S. 214,220
Khan, Edna A. 220
Khan, Maher H. 214,220
Khan, Mir A. 201,213,214
Khare, Binda P. 201,213
Khatib, Tarik M. 190
Khurana, Ashok K. 213
Kibbe, Dallas L. 212,569
Kibler, Larry W. 368,569
Kice, Robert G. 374,419,569
Kidd, Quinton R. 73,569
Kidd, Rosalyn K. 73
Kildow, Gary L. 297,569
Killebrew, Lewis G. 103,154,218,466
Killion, Linda L. 340,569
Killough, Howard 466
Kilroy, Thomas G. 320,569
Kim, Myung C. 2)4
Kimball, Donneta R. 231,466
Kimball, Kay M. 121,154,288,466
Kimble, Jane H. 569
Kimbrough, Marilyn K. 189
Kimbrough, James E. 187,569
Kimel, William R. 127
Kimmi, Anthony L. 299,569
Kimmi, Elizabeth A. 569
Kimsey, llene A. 269,569
Kimsey, Robert L. 315,569
Kinch, Barbara J. 222,355,569
Kinder, Steven W. 419,569
Kindred, Dianna G. 349,569
King, Barbara J. 232,272,466
King, Becky P. 340,569
King, Charles R. 192
King, Harold R. 315,569
King, Linda D. 569
King, R. Eileen 200
King, Royce M. 368,569
King, Sheryl A. 334,569
King, Thomas W. 569
King, Timothy F. 569
Kingery, Judith K. 355,569
Kingman, Michael F. 426
Kingsley, Mavis L. 189
Kingsley, M. Keith 187
Kingston, Robert F. 224
Kinnaman, Anthony P. 569
Kinney, Robert D. 323,420,569
Kinsey, Terrel E. 293,570
Kinsman, Sandra K. 570
Kintigh, Roberta O. 466
Kinzer, Howard A. 186,294,466
Kirby, Kathlyn L. 570
Kirchhoff, Henry C. 570
Kirchhoff, Maria J. 301,334,570
Kirk, Donald R. 368,570
Kirk, Jean 189
Kirk, John M. 313,570
Kirk, Judy D. 275,570
Kirk, Katherine A. 193,231,277,570
Kirk, Linda A. 256,466
Kirk, Richard D. 225,570
Kirk, Thelma J. 258,570
Kirk, Tony L. 187
Kirkbride, Sharon L. 201
Kirkendall, Robert L. 291,570
Kirkham, Linda M. 240,349,570
Kirkwood, Ann K. 222,256,349,570
Kirkwood, Kathy L. 349,570
Kirkwood, Robert D. 177
Kirkwood, Steven G. 197,319,570
Kirleis, Allen W. 103,154,190,218
Kirmser, Phillip G. 101,127
Kirshe, Carol J. 222,257,466
Kiser, Ernest J. 570
Kiser, Rick E. 307,570
Kiser, William F. 361,414,570
Kissick, John B. 570
Kissinger, Don F. 466
Kistner, Henry O. 293,570
Kitch, Jane E. 194,231,349,570
Kitch, Judith L. 194,570
Kitch, Pamela G. 229
Kitchen, Lawrence D. 570
Kitchener, Harry L. 164,410,414
Kitchens, John E. 93
Kittell, Howard H. 280,466
Klag, Kathryn A. 26,275,570
Klahr, Carolyn R. 340,570
Klasing, Kenneth A. 378,570
Klassen, Judith F. 210,466
Klassen, William R. 159,170,183,357,
361,466
Klaus, Edward J. 374,396,570
Klawiter, Warren D. 396
Kleeman, Darrel M. 160
Klein, Carmen R. 176,191,570
Klein, John C. 218,227,570
Klein, Karen L. 164,466
Kleiner, Linda J. 194,215,570
Kleinschmidt, Jerry 361,570
Klema, Dell J. 368,570
Klema, James G. 374,570
Klema, Susan P. 153,570
Klemme, Linda R. 570
Klenda, Deanna K. 466
Klenke, Dale F. 313,570
Klenke, Donald V. 313,570
Kleopper, Judith K. 571
Klesath, Charles F. 311,466
Kleysteuber, Joan M. 258,571
Klick, Barbara J. 267,571
Klick, Gail A. 267,466
Klick, Joyce E. 340,571
Kline, David C. 181
Kline, Raymond L. 466
Kline, Ronald R. 288,571
Kling, John R. 193,195,571
Klinger, Dwight D. 92
Klocke, Larry L. 234,571
Klocke, Verna L. 340,571
Klockenteger, Gary C. 466
Kloefkorn, Connie S. 210,340,571
Kloepper, Judith K. 349
Kloepper, Susan K. 340,571
Klotz, David E. 172,467
Klotz, Jack R. 467
Klover, Carol M. 200
Klover, Jane D. 202,262,467
Kluck, Gene R. 188
Kmoch, Donald J. 187,571
Kmoch, Joyce J. 189
Knappenberger, Mary 195,271,340,571
Knecht, Samuel W. 317,467,478
Knedlik, Larry E. 307,467
Knedlik, Nancv E. 349,571
Knetter, Cheryl S. 334,571
Knewston, Richard D. 187
Kniffen, Edward L. 187
Kniffin, Charles K. 319,571
Knight, Charles W. 234,374,571
Knight, Marcia B. 71,228,271,349,571
Knight, Myron K. 328,571
Knight, Roy J. 323,571
Knight, Steven G. 311,571
Knighton, Robert L. 294,571
Kniker, Nancy L. 333,334,571
Knoell, Donna L. 53,63,232,262,571
Knootz, Walter H. 319
Knop, Douglas B. 293,571
Knorr, Fritz 416
Knorr, Margaret 271,571
Knorr, William R. 416
Knox, Phillip L. 175,284,571
Knudsen, Charles E. 186,467
Knupp, Daniel D. 374,571
Knutson, Herbert C. 103,201
Kobbeman, Laura J. 193,228,340,571
Kobetich, Robert W. 374,571
Kobets, Sister Mary F. 355,571
Kobuszewski, Joseph 571
Koch, James D. 374,571
Koch, Mary A. 340,571
Kochersperger, Robert 281,368,571
Koehn, Kenneth E. 652
Koelliker, Donald V. 361,571
Koelliker, James K. 149,172,303,467
Koerner, Douglas G. 571
Koestel, Sondra L. 355,467
Kohake, Joan M. 210,241
Kohake, Mariana C. 241
Kohl, Larry E. 195,572
Kohler, James Q. 121,154,168,467
Kohler, Joan K. 151,467
Kolacny, John M. 155,572
Kolasa, Blair J. 121
Kolb, Charles W. 218
Kolb, Sheila S. 241,349,572
Kolde, David L. 283,572
Kolde, Joan G. 200
Kolman, LaDonna J. 219,334,572
Kongs, Stephen W. 311,572
Kongs, Thomas F. 311,572
Konitz, Jack H. 299,467
Konitz, Thomas L. 299,572
Koons, Karen E. 572
Konz, Stephan A. 101
Koons, Mary J. 340,467
Koontz, Walter H. 572
Kootz, Sharon L. 237,349,572
Kopka, Sister Judith A. 178,355,572
Kopke, Jerry E. 204,282,572
Kopp, Frederick A. 106,199,286,572
Kopp, Gary R. 85
Kopp, Jerald A. 286,467
Koppes, Gerald M. 311,572
Korach, Gerald F. 182,320,467
Korb, Sandra G. 467
Korber, Mary K. 210,231,340,572
Korsak, John 226,467
Korte, Richard L. 374,572
Kostreva, Eunice E. 349,572
Kotapish, Kay E. 231,260,572
Kotler, Stephen B. 232,572
Kottmann, Louis D. 467
Kovar, Eugene W. 197,223,467
Kovar, John R. 368,572
Kozlowski, Michael M. 357,425
Kracht, Katherine Y. 350,572
Kraft, Vernon A. 393
Kraft, Wallace E. 187
Krakower, Elayne J. 340,572
Kramer, Arthur 467
Kramer, Gary K. 328,572
Kramer, Gayle C. 340,572
Kramer, John A. 241,311,572
Kramer, Linda S. 652
Kramer, William P. 368,572
Krannawitter, Oliver 416,572
Kratz, Daniel S. 572
Kraus, David K. 72,361,572
Kraus, Frederick W. 321,572
Kraus, Sharon L. 468
Kraus, Michael R. 423,467
Krause, Deborah K. 253,264,334,572
Krause, Gary W. 204,368,572
Krause, Richard D. 317,572
Krause, Robert D. 572
Krause, Vernon E. 215,468
Kraut, Charles W. 282
Krauter, Kenneth M. 187
Krauter, Patricia A. 189
Kraybill, Richard B. 172,179,572
Krchma, Alice E. 200
Krehbiel, Ellen L. 275,572
Krehbiel, Jeffrey L. 468
Krehbiel, Marsha D. 349,572
Krehbiel, Roger K. 378,573
Kreider, Beverly J. 195,198,325,573
Krepinevich, Daniel 573
Krider, Alden 1 11
Krishen, Kumar 213,652
Krishen, Lovelly 213
Krishen, Vijay 213
Krishnaswamy, Leela 213
Krishnaswamy, Mathri 213,214
Kriss, Sharon M. 74,161,468
Krob, Johnny R. 212,406,468
Kroeger, Myron E. 573
Kroeker, Robert E. 282,468
Kroenlein, Karolyn K. 231.340,573
Krogstad, Larry A. 218,227,374,573
Kroutil, Karen A. 232,265,573
Krueger, Marilyn K. 275,340,573
Krueger, Stephen L. 288,573
Krug, Beverly M. 198,216,258,334,573
Krug, Richard D. 573
Krupadanam, Pramila 234
Kruse, Curtis W. 237,425,573
Kruse, Kenneth W. 74,175
Kruse, Loren J. 223,286,573
Kruse, Phyllis M. 152,167,333,334,573
Kruse, Richard L. 393
Kruse, Ronald M. 170,180,468
KSDB-FM Staff 85
Ksiazek, Thomas G. 188,361
K-State Amateur Radio Club 178
K-State Christian Fellowship 238
K-State Engineer Staff 129
K-State Players 216
K-State Singers 75
K-State Sports Car Club 227
Kuczynski, Leslie W. 180,361,573
Kueser, Lawrence F. 368,573
Kuharic, James A. 368,573
Kuhlman, Ronald J. 374,573
Kuhn, Charles W. 182,468
Kuhn, Linda A. 269,573
Kuhn, Robert A. 293,573
Kuhn, William R. 293,468
Kulkarni, Ramchandra G. 213
Kumamoto, Clifford T. 188,215
Kumar, Sampath S. 213
Kuntz, Charles R. 74,573
Kurtenbach, Glenn V. 368,573
Kurth, Sandra K. 189,573
Kurth, Walter W. 188,573
Kushner, Sheryl D. 340,573
Kwok, Wing K. 54,112,172,179,357,
361,468
Kyle, Mark D. 368,573
Labelle, Barbara J. 340,573
Labelle, Linda J. 340,573
Lacen, Georgia S. 232,355,573
Lacey, Charolyn K. 204,228,260,349,
573
Lackey, James E. 243
Lackey, John L. 374,573
Lackie, Andrea M. 277,573
Ladd, William T. 156
Ladenburger, Linda M. 222,349,573
Ladendorf, Douglas W. 227,573
Laessig, Harold K. 361,573
Lafferty, Marilyn L. 57,58,59,267,468
Lafferty, Patrick J. 299,361,421,573
Lafferty, Susan D. 228,275,349,574
Lagoski, Patricia J. 355,574
Lahey, Margaret 97,98,99
LaHue, Delmon W. 201
Lair, John M. 468
Laird, David E. 361,574
Laird, Irvin B. 3
Laird, Scott S. 361
Lairmore, Mary H. 216,229,263,334,
574
663
Lala, Wilbur L. 192,361,574
Laman, Janice R. 340,574
Lamb, Luana R. 271,340,574
Lambda Chi Alpha 306-307
Lambert, Beverlv A. 71,74,161,231,
468
Lambert, Charles D. 191,193,286,574
Lambert, Frank W. 240
Lambert, John P. 157
Lambert, John V. 468
Lambert, Paul J. 157,311,574
Lambley, James D. 201
Lambley, Nellie E. 201
Lamborn, Judith E. 222,232,355,574
Lamborn, Robert D. 282,574
Lamer, Charles W. 291,574
Lamme, Judith A. 181,277,574
Lammers, William E. 187
Lamp, Marita M. 169,232,273,574
Lancaster, Jean A. 222,260,574
Land, Orlan R. 468
Landers, Dixon H. 315,574
Landes, Marvin L. 317,416,574
Landon, Janet L. 334,574
Lane, Arlene A. 355,574
Lane, David T. 186
Lane, John B. 368,574
Lane, John D. 361,574
Lane, Patricia A. 349,574
Lane, Sidney A. 468
Lang, Fred D. 179,468
Lang, Gerald J. 163,182
Lang, Jerome R. 361,396,574
Lange, George A. 361,574
Lange, Harriet J. 349,574
Lange, Margaret J. 78,79,170,454,468
Lange, Steven L. 375,574
Langenwalter, Kathleen 263,349,574
Langford, David J, 31,151,361,392,
393,410,414,468
Langland, Constance E. 84,216,333,
334,574
Langland, Joan G. 181,333,334,574
Langley, Helen A. 468
Langner, Gary A. 293,574
Langner, Lauren J. 61,167,273,349,574
Lankas, Daniel J. 393,416,417,574
Lankford, Patricia A. 151
Lanman, Arley D. 157,323,574
Lanning, Lois S. 1 89
Lanning, Michael A. 186,468
Lanning, Ralph E. 469
Lanning, Sara J. 257,349,574
Lansdowne, Miriam L. 238,469
Lansing, Dorothy K. 340,574
Lantis, Linda M. 231,257,574
Larison, Gary W. 329,575
Larmer, Oscar V. 115
Larsen, Larry R. 129,159,168,172,183,
328,575
Larsen, Lynne M. 265,575
Larson, Barton E. 238,361,575
Larson, Gene D. 414
Larson, George H. 127,182
Larson, Glenn 181,469
Larson, Howard A. 368,575
Larson, Jerry G. 121,154,157,361,575
Larson, John P. 321,575
Larson, Kevin J. 575
Larson, Larry E. (Vliets) 575
Larson, Larry E. (Scandia) 575
Larson, Roger C. 184,469
Larson, Sonia D. 198,228,349,575
Larson, Steven A. 103,106,158,199,
329,575
Larson, Vernon 95
LaRue, Kenneth 393
LaSalle, William L. 212
Lash, Kenneth R. 575
Lashbrook, Ralph R. 63,115,171
LaShelle, John R. 84
Lassman, Terry A. 194,231,237,349,
575
Latas, Sherlyn L. 200
Latham, Carl D. 62
Latham, David E. 419
Latham, James D. 421
Lathrop, Connie F. 26,29,263,575
Lathrop, Kenneth L. 307,575
Lathrop, Patricia L. 340,575
Lathrop, Winifred B. 260,575
Latimer, Diane 229,265,349,575
Latimer, Linda L. 327,575
Latin American Association 215
Latschar, Carol D. 161,207,355,469
Latschar, Marcia E. 207,575
Latta, Robert L. 62,78,171,328,575
Laubhan, Frank A. 361,575
Laudemann, Nancy J, 230,263,575
Laue, John W. 286,575
Laufenberg, Daniel G. 205,224,375,
575
Laughlin, Eugene 93,121
Laughlin, J. Bruce 93
Laughrey, Kenneth E. 307,575
Laurie, Lynne 61,355,575
Laury, Anne 72,225,349,575
Laven, Nancy A. 340,575
Lavender, Vernon R. 361,405
Laverentz, Carol A. 191,202,355,575
Laverentz.Gene W. 103,191,286,469
Lawhead, Charles K. 163,368,575
Lawhon, Mary B. 264,469
Lawless, Eldon D. 176,575
Lawlis, Gary T. 73,74,297,575
Lawrence, Inez 310
Lawrence, Thomas J. 575
Lawrence, William V. 293,469
Lawson, Gerald W. 396
Lawson, Robert E. 469
Laxer, Marc A. 368,469
Lay, K. Edward 179,416
Lay, Russell 154,469
Leach, Charles W. 163,361,575
Leahey, John E. 378,576
Leasure, Eldon E. 93,135
Leasure, Mary K. 260,349,576
Leatherman, Carol J. 355,576
Leathers, Michael R. 284,361,576
Leathers, Ronald R. 576
Leathers, Theresa L. 576
Leavengood, Luther O. 72,101,115
Lebreton, James E. 576
Lechner, Fred P. 284,576
Lee, Andrew 205
Lee, Barbara R. 277,576
Lee, Bebe 389
Lee, Carolyn J. 216,334,576
Lee, Curtis W. 396
Lee, Dennis D. 183,469
Lee, Duane R. 313,576
Lee, Elton C. 190
Lee, Gary B. 294,576
Lee, Horace B. 115
Lee, Jane A. 267,576
Lee, Kathryn J. 228,265,340,576
Lee, Marilyn S. 334,576
Lee, Maureen K. 576
Lee, Nancy E. 228,349,576
Lee, Raymond M. 283,576
Lee, Shiu-Kit 190
Leeper, Robert D. 299,576
Leet, George H. 71
Leete, Stephen M. 75
Lefton, John M. 180,287,576
Lehew, Cynthia J. 61,257,340,577
Lehman, Charles L. 368,576
Lehman, John E. 206,577
Lehman, Linda B. 269,334,577
Lehman, Rebecca S. 231,273,577
Lehmann, Elmer E. 293,577
Lehr, Robert L. 368,416,577
Leichtling, Lee S. 469
Leick, Mary K. 219,228,334,577
Leighty, Joseph W. 323,577
Leiker, Larry E. 577
Leiker, Raydean 280,577
Leiker, William J.
469
Leise, Jerome 1.
225,241
Leister, Karen A.
265,469
Leitner, James M.
577
Leker, Karen E.
192,577
Leming, Margaret
J. 159,577
Lemon, Carolyn S
. 74,161,217,242,
349,577
Lemon, Elaine F,
238
Lemon, Lonnie L.
108,191,193,287,577
Lemon, Ronald B.
368,577
Lemons, Karen G.
265,340,577
Lenhert, Larry M.
577
Lenhert, Marcia S
253,258,349,577
Lentz, James L.
577
Lenz, Janice D. 204,340,577
Lenz, John L. 188
Leonard, Keith W. 361,577
Leonard, Louise M. 652
Leonard, Mary L. 349,577
Leonard, Warren J. 577
Leroux, Jerry D. 188
Leroux, Kay E. 189
Leshovsky, Jari L. 340,577
Leslie, Larry G. 652
Lester, Richard A. 308,577
Lett, Donald D. 155,288,577
Leuthold, Dixie C. 327,577
Levendofsky, Joan L. 241,577
Levendofsky, Shirley 349,652
Levens, Manuel D. 577
Levering, Judith A. 334,577
Levin, Alan L. 577
Levin, Otto W. 577
Lewallen, Marjorie L. 349,577
Lewerenz, Gloria L. 62,269,577
Lewis, Curtis D. 186,469
Lewis, Dolores J. 243
Lewis, Ellen M. 200
Lewis, Evelyn J. 260,469
Lewis, Gary K. 323,578
Lewis, Gary L. 328,578
Lewis, George A. 196,304,578
Lewis, Jack R. 313,578
Lewis, Jack V. 58,204,321,464,469
Lewis, Jacqueline A. 349,578
Lewis, James W. 578
Lewis, Jerre L. 222,578
Lewis, Kenneth D. 469
Lewis, Lois K. 257,469
Lewis, Michael R. 182,307,469
Lewis, Richard 225
Lewis, Richard W. 193,469
Lewis, Ruth A. 349,578
Lewis, Sharon K. 242
Lewis, Shirley A. 198,273,578
Lewis, Trudy E. 340,578
Ley, John R. 153,323,578
brary 140-141
ckteig, Linda A.
ckteig, Merle E.
ebenau, Janet K.
ebenau, Janice F
etzen, John H.
241,355,578
649
210,340,578
. 210,340,578
80,81,161,578
frieri, Frank L. 225,368,578
ghtner, David K. 238,303,416,578
gon, Harold E. 578
lak, Rita K. 149,162,164,226,327,469
Ijestrand, Mary L. 187,578
Mich, Donna J. 269,578
Ilich, Gary A. 223,240,329,578
lliston, Patricia 228,263,334,578
lly, Jerry A. 288
lly, Richard K. 301,578
m, Tien-Mo 205,653
n, Guang C. 190
n, Ming-Tang 205
nek, Karen B. 232,265,578
nd, Rodney F. 225,375,578
ndbloom, Larry L. 578
nder, Robert D. 162
nderman, Spencer A. 151,235,426
ndgren, Janice A. 198,228,277,578
ndgren, Sandra K. 258,578
ndquist, Richard K. 201
ndquist, Ronald U. 191,287,578
ndstrom, Cathy E. 578
Line, Joyce A. 198,340,578
Lingagoad, Memula 213
Linin, Dale E. 176,293,578
Link, Daniel J. 361,578
Linn, Cheryl A. 269,578
Linn, Michael W. 368,469
Linscott, Lester L. 204
Linton, Jerry D. 281,578
Lipp, Mark E. 160,172,578
Lipper, Ralph I. 63,177
Lippitt, Roberta J. 349,579
Lippman, Raymond J. 579
Lipscomb, Gerald W. 579
Lisec, Helga 204,653
Liston, Sally A. 232,273,579
Litke, Herbert C. 579
Litsis, Penelope A. 349,579
little American Royal 46-47
Little, Susanne F. 184,277,579
Litton, Dale G. 317,470
Litton, Kent D. 361,405,579
Littrell, J. Harvey 101
Liturgical Dance Choir 236
Liu, Tsung S. 190
Liu, Ya T. 653
Lively, Mary A. 334,579
Livengood, Shirley A. 152,194,334,
579
Livers, Susan C. 349,579
Livestock Judging Teams 108,109
Lloyd O. Gale 579
Lobmeyer, Donald L. 183,207,375,579
Lobmeyer, Gerald J. 368,579
Locher, Roger C. 154,195,197,218,579
Lock, Charles W. 361,396,579
Locke, Ken J. 238
Locke, Loreen A. 209,239,244,334,579
Locke, Robert O. 579
Lockhart, Coyla L. 229,340,579
Loeb, Joe H. 161
Loehr, Paul T. 295,579
Loesch, Lowell D. 188,215
Loetel, Diana K. 60,167,267,470
Logan, Dennis V. 253,299,579
Londeen, Mary J. 271,579
London, Cathie J. 349,579
Lonergan, Martha J. 170,257,470
Long, Donald L. 579
Long, Donald M. 158,187,361
Long, Galen J. 231,470
Long, Gregory D. 396
Long, Hollace L. 56,153,265,579
Long, James L. 212,470
Long, John P. 172,207
Long, Joyce A. 228,340,579
Long, Richard A. 183
Long, Robert A. 315,361,579
Long, Rose A. 470
Long, Temar K. 334
Longabach, Norman C. 307,579
Longberg, Geneva K. 349,579
Longberg, Leslie C. 71,74,121,154,
157,194,288,579
Longenecker, Vickie 261,340
Longhofer, Sharyn S. 232,349,579
Loofbourrow, Gail A. 579
Looney, Jerri S. 349,579
Loop, John D. 328,470
Loper, Harry B. 229,375,579
Loretz, Sandra 222,243
Lorfing, Rickey L. 361,580
Loriaux, Peter G. 295,580
Lorimer, Katherine A. 349,580
Louderback, Forrest 218,470
Loughmiller, Gayle G. 349,580
Louie, Daniel D. 165
Louis, Henry M. 151
Lovett, Leslie A. 203
Lowe, Elaine V. 153,209,580
Lowe, Mrs. Harold T. 256
Lowe, J. Michael 81,82,171
Lowe, Richard D. 194
Lowery, Beryl B. 228,257,331,580
Lowrey, Annie T. 159,470
Lowrey, Fred E. 34,187,317,470
Lowrey, Timothy L. 317,580
Lowry, Brenda A. 242,349,580
Lowry, Diane K. 334,580
Lowther, Marcia L. 103,194,325,470
Loy, Stephen E. 204,368,580
Loyd, Martha L. 275,349,580
Lucas, Betty L. 152,183,350,580
Lucas, Steven M. 361,580
Luckeroth, William J. 375,580
Lucus, Alice S. 340,653
Ludden, Linda L. 179,269,580
Ludes, Barbara A. 580
Ludes, Laura L. 232,273
Ludlum, Joe K. 176
Lueker, Sherryl A. 378,580
Luginsland, Joyce R. 580
Luginsland, Rae C. 234,653
Luhring, Richard A. 580
Luke, Andrea 350,580
Lukens, James R. 580
Luker, Anna M. 202,210,231,234,327
Lukins, Judith A. 71,219
Lull, Lamont A. 301,580
Lundberg, James E. 416
Lundblade, Eugene D. 470
Lundblade, Mary L. 200
Lundgren, Joan A. 470
Lundin, Gwen M. 239,580
Lundin, Janis C. 239
Lundquist, Marcia G. 194,350,580
Lundquist, Ronald C. 158,330,368,470
Lundquist, Wayne C. 368,580
Lunginsland, Joyce R. 200
Lunn, Sharon 378
Lunsford, Danny R. 361,580
Lunsford, Ronnie G. 103.106,195,303,
470
Lunt, Steven A. 197,580
Lunt, Wilma J. 197,200,231,580
Lutheran Students Association 240
Lutjemeier, Everett 580
Luttgen, Patricia J. 225,277,355,580
Luttrell, Nila L. 239,244
Lutz, Karen M. 267,580
Lyberger, Ronald D. 328,580
Lydick, Sally J. 191,210,234,331,340,
470
Lydick, Sylvia A. 191,340,580
Lykins, Daniel R. 196,580
Lynch, Franklin E. 309,580
Lynn, Gary D. 470
Lynn, Lloyd E. 470
Lyon, Jeffrey L. 580
Lyon, John C. 581
M
Maa, Peter S. 205
MacArthur, Robert A. 158,187,303,581
MacDonald, James A. 470
MacDougall, James M. 151
MacGowan, Elizabeth 222,228,231,
378,581
Macha, Garry L. 159,183,581
Mack, Jeanette K. 228,231,257,581
Mackender, Elizabeth 263,581
Mackey, David H. 315,581
MacMasters, Majel M. 106
Macy, Elbert B. 161,171,223
Macy, Judith L. 350,581
Macy, Margaret A. 244
Maddy, Stephen L. 283,470
Mader, Barbara L. 20,257,350,581
Mader, James W. 241,311,581
Madrigal Singers 71
Madziya, Robert G. 175
Maes, James C. 581
Maes, Sue C. 241,355,581
Magby, Kay A. 85,167,188,581
Magcalas, Deogracias 183,198,203,581
Magee, Mary L. 334,581
Mages, Larry E. 225
Magill, Laurus W. 581
Magill, Stephen H. 317,581
Mahan, Diane L. 71,350,581
Maichel, George W. 313,581
Maichel, Jacqualine 378,581
Maier, Gary E. 581
Mainquist, Colleen L. 177
Mainquist, Robert J. 176,205,470
Maisch, Carol A. 198,340,581
Maisch, Janice E. 208,340,344,581
Major, Linda L. 152,340,344,581
Makalous, Verlene J. 231,340,581
Makela, Linda K. 226,334,581
Mall, Sandra S. 200,269,581
Malloy, Joseph J. 470
Malone, Mike J. 368,581
Maltbie, Sharon K. 350,581
Mamura, Owen M. 155,179,375,581
Mance, George F. 581
Manderick, Michael V. 368,581
Manderscheid, Val D. 470
Manel, Jonney J. 396
Maness, George M. 581
Mangelsdorf, Edward 309,581
Mangum, Elizabeth I. 331,355,427,581
Maninger, Lyle F. 172,309,470
Manley, Carol J. 60,271,581
Manley, Mike R. 582
Manlove, Marvin D. 317,582
Mann, Dale P. 195,197,313,582
Mann, Gary P. 313,470
Mann, H. S. 184,301,582
Mann, John C. 307,470
Manning, Donna J. 340,582
Manning, Nancy M. 340,582
Mansholt, Virginia L. 231,331,350,582
Mapes, Janet K. 242,470
Mar, Clarence Y. 582
Maranville, Jerry W. 287,653
Marcotte, Janet C. 582
Marcotte, Robert P. 582
Marcus, Frederic E. 85
Mariam, Aklilu K. 175
Marion, G. B. 107
Marker, Jack H. 71,317,470
Markley, John E. 299,471,582
Markley, John R. 154
Marks, Mary E. 340,582
Marlatt Hall 358-364
Marlatt, Susan L. 350,582
Marling, Mark E. 315,582
Marlow, Memory D. 193,350,582
Marmet, Kent L. 197
Marmet, Phyllis J. 231,340,582
Marn, Gregory A. 393
Maroney, Paul J. 288,582
Marriott, Kay J. 471
Marrs, Janet K. 198,334,582
Marrs, John A. 471
Marrs, Robert L. 74
Marrs, Sherrill L. 582
Marschel, Frederick 582
Marsden, Sandy 200
Marsh, Dale W. 368,582
Marsh, Freida D. 355,582
Marsh, James T. 188
Marsh, Margaret J. 60,74,131,198,252,
267,582
Marsh, Robert D. 375,582
Marsh, Shirley A. 138
Marshall, James R. 361,582
Marshall, Janet D. 226,471
Marshall, Mary J. 340,582
Marshall, Richard K. 284,362,582
Marston, Clinton M. 362,582
Marten, Larry L. 582
Marten, Martin P. 315,582
Marteney, Jacqueline 231,582
Martens, Barbara L. 60,117,150,152,
263,582
Martens, Kathryn L. 61,263,341,582
Martens, William E. 293,421,582
Martin, Bennie L. 301,582
Martin, Carol A. 582
Martin, David A. 288,583
664
Martin, David F. 103,157,205,234,303,
583
Martin, Dotglas S. 281,583
Martin, Edward A. 583
Martin, Fred R. 163,368,583
Martin, Harold P. 85
Martin, Jerry L. 368,583
Martin, Kathrine L. 149
Martin, Larry R. 172,323,471
Martin, Lester D. 191,193,583
Martin, Max T. 396
Martin, Michael P. 154,471
Martin, Stephan S. 583
Martindale, Donna L. 471
Martinek, Dwight J. 583
Martinez, Guia R. 203
Martinsen, Andrew L. 225,368,583
Martinson, Gail A. 341,583
Marx., Robert J. 311,471
Masaba, Nasani E. 234
Masaquel, Cecilia D. 203,649
Mason, Anthony R. 71,329,583
Mason, Marlene K. 269,341,583
Mason, Ronald G. 187
Mason, Sharon K. 265,583
Massey, Johnette C. 263,583
Massey, Larry B. 74,238,303,583
Massey, Patricia A. 259,583
Massieon, Richard J. 157,315,393,583
Massingill, Kenneth 183,368,583
Masten, Boyd E. 216,471
Masters, Daniel W. 317,583
Mathena, Janice L. 265,583
Mathes, Jimmie R. 211
Mathes, Viva K. 222,334,583
Mathews, James C. 93
Mathews, Janet L. 378
Mathews, Martha A. 378,583
Mathews, Philip V. 158
Mathews, Rita I. 333,334,583
Mathews, Robert J. 321,583
Mathewson, Marianne 219,241,341,
583
Mathias, Kenneth E. 362,471
Mathis, Jimmy D. 195,288,583
Mathke, Frank E. 368
Matlock, Thomas R. 368,583
Mattare, Joseph H. 186,472
Matthews, Jacqueline 71
Matthews, Leslie A. 204,317,583
Matthews, Robert C. 305,583
Matthews, Sherry L. 583
Matthias, Mark E. 583
Matthis, Donna R. 216
Mattix, Barbara J. 202,232,248,257,
583
Mattke, Frank E. 193,205,207,583
Mattox, Fredrick L. 183,197,313,472
Mattox, Louise M. 210,231,355
Matuzak, Mrs. Don 255
Mau, Karen J. 228,253,263,350,583
Mauck, Wilbur L. 472
Mauck, William D. 238,584
Mauderly, Joe L. 186
Mauk, John V. 289,584
Mauler, Loretta A. 341,584
Maupin, George D. 584
Maupin, Kathleen A. 584
Maurath, Francene 210,472
Maurer, Mary L. 341,584
Mauzey, Steve E. 284,584
Maxted, Anita L. 341,584
Maxwell, Bruce A. 375,584
Maxwell, Stephen R. 368,584
Maxwell, Thomas J. 293,584
Maxwell, Vernon D. 188,584
Maxwell, William H. 375,584
May, Jerry L. 128,183,472
May, Leon R. 184,584
May, Judy A. 208,334,584
May, Patricia A. 200
Mayaki, William C. 175,226
Mayer, Gail A. 193,350,584
Mayer, Linda A. 210,257,584
Mayfleld, Cornell 242,378,584
Mayhill, Doris B. 194,231,350,584
Mazaika, Trudine M. 150,164,275,584
McAdams, Janis J. 350,584
McAdow, Mary J. 269,472
McAlexander, Vera J. 197,232,341,584
McAlister, Judy K. 26,197,378,584
McAnarney, Harry E. 93
McAndrew, William P. 85,584
McAninch, Janet L. 193,222,277,584
McCabe, Patricia 269,584
McCain, James A. 90,467
McCain, Mrs. James A. 90
McCallum, Bruce K. 183
McCarthy, Kathryn M. 222,263,584
McCarthy, Mary A. 60,350,584
McCarthy, Michael J. 166
McCartney, Charlene J. 189
McCartney, Roger P. 188
McCarty, Annette E. 355,584
McCaslin, George S. 227,584
McCaslin, Linda E. 350,584
McCauley, Linda A. 584
McCauley, Margaret L. 241,584
McCauley, Russell E. 235
McClary, Dennis E. 224
McClaskey, George E. 160,212
McClellan, James R. 225,362,584
McCloud, Daryl M. 584
McClure, Connie M. 194,231,325,584
McClure, Donald R. 191,195,287,585
McClure, Duane H. 191,287,585
McClure, J. Raymond 188
McClure, John E. 393
McClurg, Michael W. 362,585
McCobb, Allan P. 164,284,472
McCollough, Richard 194,330,357,368,
472
McCollough, Roger R. 157,158,195,
330,357,368,585
McConachie, Daniel R. 198,289,472
McConaghy, Noel E. 585
McConnell, Jerome M. 281,585
McConnell, Steven C. 362,396,585
McCord, Ivalee H. 93,132
McCormick, Guy M. 309,362,585
McCosh, Gordon L. 74,218,329,585
McCoy, Carol 77
McCoy, Elizabeth A. 350
McCoy, Jane A. 189
McCoy, James R. 187
McCoy, Michael P. 153,225,357,375,
585
McCoy, Patricia L. 259,585
McCoy, Sharron A. 472
McCracken, Deanna M. 653
McCrae, Florence E. 653
McCrary, Duane M. 350,585
McCready, Stuart T. 223
McCreery, Kathleen 196,231,585
McCreight, Dick W. 283,585
McCullough, Ronald 472
McCune, David E. 289,585
McCune, James D. 289,585
McCune, James R. 319
McCune, Rebecca J. 73,341,585
McDaniel, Harry W. 242,585
McDaniel, Karen L. 350,585
McDermed, Michael E. 419
McDermet, Staley B. 321,585
McDevitt, Patrick T. 227
McDifFett, Bonnie M. 216
McDonald, Francis G. 368,585
McDonald, Galen R. 177,203,301,585
McDonald, Harry E. 295,393,585
McDonald, Kenneth R. 328,585
McDonald, Randy J. 585
McDougal, David E. 181
McDougal, James K. 416,585
McDougal, Jean M. 350,585
McElwain, Linda J. 378,585
McElwain, Sandra L. 209,267,585
McEwen, Carolyn K. 474
McEwen, Donald C. 585
McFadden, Patricia C. 350,585
McFarland, Carolyn L. 73,161,257,585
McFerren, Lynne 350,585
McGee, Gerald M. 396,397
McGee, Judith E. 269,472
McGhee, Charles M. 368,585
McGhee, Daniel 184,472
McGhee, Francis M. 472
McGrath, Betty A. 341,585
McGrath, Michael J. 362,393,586
McGreevey, Karen A. 350,586
McGregor, Robert S. 163
McGugin, Rex C. 71,586
McGuire, Harlyn G. 224,307,586
McGuire, Nadene M. 237,350,586
McGuire, Timothy J. 473
McHenry, Gail D. 327,586
Mcllroy, Karen J. 259,586
Mclnteer, Loris L. 375,586
Mclntire, Thomas R. 309,586
Mcintosh, Michael G. 396
Mclntyre, Deanna M. 334,586
Mclntyre, Donald C. 368,586
Mclntyre, Steven G. 289,473
McKaig, William J. 368,586
McKain, Larry F. 586
McKasson, Barbara J. 350,586
McKaughan, Marlene F. 222,327,586
McKaughan, Miadell 228,341,586
McKay, Cheryl J. 229,259,586
McKay, Jamie S. 72,265,586
McKee, Carol F. 202,341,586
McKee, Dennis D. 172,473
McKee, Mary J. 341,586
McKee, Michael C. 396
McKee, Michael H. 362,586
McKee, Roger R. 177,242,586
McKee, Russell E. 586
McKee, William J. 586
McKemy, Elizabeth C. 196,341,586
McKenna, John M. 85
McKinley, Ann L. 74,189,231,473
McKinley, Carolyn K. 150,156,248,
269,586
McKinley, Douglas L. 329,586
McKinley, James H. 188
McKinney, Donald E. 473
McKinney, Katheryn A. 222
McKinney, Richard O. 586
McKinnis, Jim A. 157,166,179,182,473
McKinnis, Jo M. 200,231,473
McKinsey, Claudia M. 350,586
McKown, Richard A. 183,473
McLain, David R. 315,586
McLain, Marcia C. 208,252,275
McLain, Margaret A. 358,586
McLain, Norman L. 315,586
McLaughlin, Patricia 350,586
McLean, Robin R. 269,586
McLeavy, Marjory L. 232,277,586
McLenon, Paul A. 473
McLenon, Rodney B. 317,587
McLeod, Myra L. 219,341,587
McLeod, Warren H. 297,587
McManis, Mary M. 72,222,271,587
McMaster, Ginger L. 355,587
McMillan, Alan D. 182,473
McMillan, Glenda S. 473
McMillan, Judith K. 259,587
McMillen, Billy D. 182,223
McMillion, Monica M. 229,257,350,587
McNabb, David H. 185,362,587
McNally, John A. 368,587
McNeal, Albert F. 368,587
McNeal, Charles D. 205,368,587
McNeal, Douglas M. 295,587
McNee, Janet A. 197,350,587
McNeil, Charlotte A. 229,259,334,587
McNeive, Patricia E. 241,355,587
McNerny, Nancy L. 167,341,587
McNevin, Sheryl A. 216,350,587
McNinch, George E. 373,587
McPhail, Virginia L. 193
McPherson, Eileen A. 334,587
McPheter, Gordon L. 313,587
McQuillen, Tracy G. 368,587
McReynolds, Connie 211,355,587
McReynolds, Richard 587
McVay, James A. 587
McVay, Richard H. 71,74,231,587
McVay, Theodore J. 299,587
McVicker, Cheryl A. 341,587
McWilliams, Dennis D. 362,587
Mead, Joel L. 108,193
Mead, Joyce L. 350,587
Means, Gerald R. 321,587
Mears, Gregory H. 155,375,587
Meats Judging Team 109
Meats, Robert D. 154,368,587
Meckel, Marsha K. 227,228,350,587
Medlin, C. J. 171
Meetz, Johnny E. 109,287,457,473
Mehta, Bharat S. 653
Mehta, Desh P. 151,213,653
Meier, Harold E. 473
Meier, Kenneth D. 587
Meinershagen, Joyce 210,350,587
Meinhardt, Patricia 350,587
Meisegeier, Larry R. 187
Meisner, Sharon R. 152,263,587
Meitl, James R. 163,375,588
Melberg, Donna L. 341,588
Mellgren, David J.
588
Mellott, Mitchell P.
Meloan, Clifton E.
Melvin, Judith A.
Mendell, Linda Lee
Men's Bowling Team 427
Menne, Emily L. 257,341,588
Mennemeyer, Paul F. 166,179,182
Mennonite Fellowship 240
Men's Dorms 357
Menzies, Carl S. 109
Meredith, Janice R. 588
Merica, Mark D. 299
Merriam, Joseph G. 188
Merriam, Steven D.
Merrill, Eizabeth D.
Merriman, Susan K.
Merten, Donald H.
Mertz, Jacob E
Mertz, John A.
159,168,182,323,
473
165,215
269,473
231,378,588
224,588
222
229,259,334,588
56,295,473
305,473
191,362,588
Mertz, Margaret A. 170
Merz, Gail E. 350,588
Meschke, David G. 362,393,473
Messerschmidt, Alan 280,588
Messersmith, Maria J. 257,473
Messing, Diane M. 30,156,201,265,588
Messmer, Vicki J. 259,350,588
Messner, Michael C. 653
Mettenbrink, Cheryl 588
Metz, Deidre A. 350,588
Metz, Michaei C. 169
Metzen, Melvin N. 195,241,588
Metzger, Mary A. 200
Metzger, Ronald C. 473
Metzinger, Gary D. 362,588
Metzinger, Janet S. 241,350,588
Meyer, Deeanna K. 334,588
Meyer, Janet S. 473
Meyer, Jerry G. 289,588
Meyer, John T. 291,588
Meyer, Louis J. 588
Meyer, Nancy E. 226,350,588
Meyer, Phillip C. 215,307,588
Meyer, Roberta A. 222,355,588
Meyer, Sheri A. 588
Meyer, Suzie L. 234
Meyer, Theresa A. 195,241,327,588
Meyer, Virginia A. 228,241,341,588
Meyer, William H. 225
Meyers, Irene 328
Meyers, Maryalys 473
Meyers, Terry L. 71,375,588
Michael, Cynthia A. 232,355,588
Michael, Robert L. 362,588
Michaelis, Richard D. 588
Michaels, Kathryn S. 72,229,341,588
Michaud, Micheal E. 164,368,473
Michaud, Patrick G. 368,588
Michie, Terry K. 48,128,160,172,212,
323,473
ckelsen, Ross 199
ckelson, Eldon L. 357
ckey, Coy C. 188
ddleswart, Jerry M. 186,474
ddleswart, Peggy L. 189
ddleton, Edward L. 357
ddleton, Martha J. 71,161,588
ddleton, Raymond E. 153
ddleton, Richard L. 34,85,283,589
er, Mary J. 222,341,589
gnot, Vaughn D. 293,589
167
155,194,369,589
154,317,589
96
194,231,325,589
kesell, Carolyn I
kesell, Duane E.
Ibourn, Mark T.
Ibourn, Max W.
Iburn, Marlyse K
les, Charles R. 313,589
les, Janice J. 62,231,263,474
llenbruch, Sharon 350,589
Her, Allan V. 191,287,589
ller, Arthur D. 154,299,589
Her, Brenda L. 327,589
ller, Cecil 1 15
Her, Charles L. 281,589
ller, Darrell E. 341
ller, Donna L. 215,341,589
ller, Dorothy D. 73,589
ller, Dwight E. 154,218,589
ller, Earlene L. 197,198,589
ller, Elizabeth A. 341,589
ller, Gerald D. 154,235
ller, Gerald W. 218,305,589
ller, Gregory L. 183,241,311,474
ller, Jackie L. 210,474
ller, James I. 186,227,416
ller, James R. 589
ller, James V. 191,205,375,589
ller, Janean L. 72,161,217,257,589
ller, Janet L. 117,198,263,589
ller, Janice S. 34,265
Miller, Janis E. 197,378,589
Miller, Jean E. 200
Miller, Jerri 200
Miller, John R. 323,589
Miller, Y. Jordon 93
Miiler, Linda M. 57,58,59,170,197,273
Miller, Linda M. 63,589
Miller, Lynn S. 263,589
Miller, Marc E. 188,315,589
Miller, Margo J. 83,275,589
Miller, Mary L. 589
Miller, Patricia A. 269,474
Miller, Patricia K. 193
Miller, Paul E. 1 17,301,589
Miller, Randolph W. 589
Miller, Richard D. 109,195,197,205,
303,589
Miller, Richard P. 188,589
Miller, Robert H. 197,474,589
Miller, Robert P. 369,589
Miller, Sherry E. 152,192,590
Miller, Sherry K. 210,474
Miller, Travis L. 212,590
Miller, Vikki K. 62,150,269,590
Miller, Willard A. 182,196,474
Miller, William H. 73,283,590
Milleret, Roy J. 136
Millick, Melody V. 197,355,590
Milliken, Sharon L. 257,474
Milling Club 218
Millis, Danny H. 423
Millis, Valerie J. 257,590
Mills, Alan D. 229,369,590
Mills, Michael T. 291,474
Mills, Robert B. 201
Mills, Virginia M. 350,590
Milne, Richard K. 375,590
Milner, Harry P. 362,590
Miner, Dennis L. 73,319,474
Miner, William D. 197,253,319,590
Minnick, James S. 197
Minnick, Walter R. 163,375,590
Minnis, Roberta I. 259,474
Minter, Roger D. 103,223,590
Mintner, Joseph R. 393
Minturn, Laurel A. 271,590
Misak, Eldon L. 186,474
Miserending, George 315,590
Mishmash, Harold E. 165
Miss K-State-Manhattan 32
Mistier, Barbara D. 85,277,341,590
Mitcha, John L. 128,317,474
Mitchell, Alan M. 156,177,590
Mitchell, Karen L. 248,261,474
Mitchell, Kenneth B. 224,362,590
Mitchell, Linda J. 590
Mitchell, Martha C. 350,590
Mitchell, Raymond V. 103
Mitchell, Sharlene K. 331,350,590
Mittenbrink, Cherly S. 350
Mizell, Robert H. 474
Mlinek, Larry R. 590
Moate, Ruth 282
Moats, Evelyn L. 169,259,590
Mobley, Marilynn J. 265,334,590
Mock, Margaret H. 73,202,341,590
Model Congress 44-45
Moe, Sandra S. 590
Moeder, Denis J. 590
Moehlman, Kathleen E. 590
Moehlman, Patricia L. 474
Mohanty, Gobinda C. 213
Moldauer, Hal P. 590
Moldoff, Douglas L. 225
Moline, Beryl J. 341,590
Mollenkamp, Corlie E. 152,341,590
Mollett, Michael M. 284,590
Monacci, John E. 180
Monday, Norma J. 474
Monday, William C. 182
Money, Richard K. 375,590
Monical, Jimmy E. 224,362,590
Monroe, Craig E. 280,590
Montei, Alan K. 235
Montei, Sara B. 200
Montgomery, Donald W. 309,590
Montgomery, Florence 213
Montgomery, George 93,213
Montgomery, Jon P. 313,591
Montgomery, Michael 151,313,473
Montgomery, Susan D. 216,227,341
Montilla, Magdalena 203,653
Montney, Gordon E. 155,207,233,362,
591
Montour, Edward J. 591
Moody, Ann E. 330,355,474
Moody, Mayme R. 222,350,591
Moody, Ronald L. 410,411,414
Mooney, Robert L. 299,369,591
Moore Hall 364-371
Moore, Enos E. 180
Moore, Francis W. 591
Moore, Fritz 63
Moore, Jacqueline E. 216,273,334,591
Moore, Janis K. 341,591
Moore, James E. 317,591
Moore, James M. 393
Moore, James R. 285,474
Moore, Kathryn E. 474
Moore, Lowell G. 129,172,305,474
Moore, Melba M. 198,591
Moore, Michael K. 158,187
Moore, Miriam A. 164,232,330,341,
591
Moore, Myrtle 326
Moore, Nancy L. 341,591
Moore, Patricia E. 327,591
Moore, Philip F. 58,199,214,216,317,
468,475
Moore, Ru A. 259,591
Moore, Sandra C. 475
Moore, Susan M. 166,199,216,475
Moore, Thornton A. 183,475
Moore, William A. 163
Moorman, James H. 591
Morales, Victor M. 181,215
Moran, Thomas B. 369,591
665
Moran, Timothy W. 591
/Wordy, Linda L. 222
Mordy, Ronald L. 154
Morehead, Gary J. 177,205
Morford, Cheryl S. 265,350,591
Morgan, Bernice E. 177
Morgan, Donald E. 207,233,375,591
Morgan, Herbert E. 591
Morgan, Jeanette R. 355,475
Morgan, Jerry D. 175,362,591
Morgan, Larry D. 317,591
Morgan, Lawrence D. 92
Morgan, Lyn J. 85,591
Morgan, Mary B. 271,334,591
Morgan, Patricia J. 341,475
Morgan, Steven L. 301,591
Morgenson, Jonathan 299,475
Morgenson, Steven C. 317,591
Morgenstern, Jerry L. 475
Morland, William M. 188
Morrill, James L. 199
Morris, Dallas D. 369,591
Morris, James L. 362
Morris, James L. 591
Morris, Jan E. 219,239,591
Morris, Marcella M. 26,229,275,591
Morris, Marcia L. 263,591
Morris, Michelle 265,350,591
Morris, Phillip T. 183
Morris, Stephen R. 175,301,591
Morris, Teresa A. 350,591
Morris, William G. 369,592
Morrison, James W. 154,289,592
Morrison, Sidney L. 475
Morriss, Dennis R. 369/592
Morrissette, Linda K. 259,475
Morrissette, Michael 592
Morrow, James F. 317,475
Morrow, James K. 315
Morrow, Robert L. 58,112,328
Morrow, Thomas O. 592
Morse, Reed F. 125,127
Morse, Richard H. 53,1 13
Morse, Richard L. 101,112,131,175,214
Morsinkhoff, John W. 375,592
Mortar Board 148-149
Mortimer, Alan J. 475
Mortimer, Emley A. 341,592
Mortimer, Kay D. 232,273,475
Morton, Marie J. 194,475,592
Morton, Martha A. 228,275,592
Moser, Clinton E. 592
Moser, Herbert C. 165
Moser, Michael L. 475
Moser, Ron K. 592
Moses, Douglas J. 592
Moses, Robert W. 181,592
Mosier, Betty J. 172
Mosier, Jacob E. 135
Mosiman, Paul R. 179,592
Moss, Duane R. 297,592
Moss, Victor A. 195,592
Moxley, Tom J. 195,197,303,592
Moyer, David E. 592
Moyer, Julia J. 181,331,341,592
Moyer, Marlene K. 210,263,592
Moyle, Mary K. 161,592
Mubiru, John B. 175,234
Mudrey, Stephen J. 375,592
Muehring, Paul E. 171,283,475
Mueller, Barbara L. 206,475
Mueller, Mary A. 208,267,341,592
Mueller, Patty E. 475
Mueller, Peggy E. 649
Mueller, Steven A. 156,193,475
Mugler, David J. 103,223
Muir, William L. 154,291,592
Mukai, George D. 592
Mulanax, Alvin E. 101
Mulanax, Kenneth L. 74,285,592
Mulanax, Roger L. 285,592
Mull, Douglas J. 311,592
Mullen, Pamela C. 241,341,592
Mullen, Robert L. 164,592
Mullin, James P. 313
Mullin, Thomas W. 206,475
Mullinix, Frances R. 150,198,271,592
Mulvany, James A. 362,592
Mulvany, Thomas P. 362,592
Mundt, Jonathan R. 369,593
Munson, Ronald E. 75,317,593
Munson, Virginia M. 150,164,167,198,
330,331,350,593
Muntz, Alan J. 205,593
Muntz, Faith A. 341,593
Munzer, Carolyn M. 378,593
Mu Phi Epsilon 161
Murdock, Larry L. 201
Muret, Rita A. 152,167,195,341,593
Murphey, Christine 72,73
Murphy, Charles E. 369,593
Murphy, Charles M. 305,593
Murphy, Daniel C. 225,369,593
Murphy, Ernest V. 311,593
Murphy, James P. 182,475
Murphy, Jeanne L. 208,350,593
Murphy, Jerry S. 159,183,476
Murphy, Kenneth L. 154,157,476
Murphy, Maryanne 231,257,476
Murphy, Patricia A. 224,350,593
Murphy, Stephen M. 212,593
Murray, Eldon M. 193,369,593
Murray, Karen E. 334,593
Murray, Michael R. 197
Murrow, Elton G. 280,476
Murrow, Julie M. 117,150,156,222,
277,593
Murry, Catherine A. 273,476
Murry, Frank D. 188,311,593
Murry, John P. 115
Murry, Robert A. 375,593
Muse, Russell L. 242,362,593
Muselman, Gregory D. 593
Musgrave, Curtis D. 183,369,593
Musgrave, William F. 369,593
Musgrove, Constance 593
Music 70-75
666
Music
Educators
National Conference
217
Mutch,
Janis E.
269,341,593
Mwan
e, Jesudas
U. 175,221,234
Myers,
Cletice L.
476
Myers,
Dennis E.
159,172,183,185,476
Myers,
Donald W. 362,593
Myers,
Floyd E.
593
Myers,
Gunile A
341,593
Myers,
Jan M.
593
Myers,
Jane M.
265
Myers,
Kristy J.
341,593
Myers,
Larry G.
593
Myers,
Lenita D.
593
Myers,
Linda S.
232
Myers,
Maria L.
334,593
Myers,
Robert E.
593
Myers,
Ronald E.
317,593
Myers,
Sherril J.
594
N
Nafziger, Gary L. 476
Nagabhushanam, That 213
Nagarajan, Palanisam 213
Nagel, Barbara J, 195,341,594
Nagel, Harold G. 201
Nagel, John C. 109,191,287,476
Nagely, Arnold G. 136,187
Nagely, Judy A. 189
Naik, Dinkar K. 213
Naiman, Dale E. 194,303,594
Nance, Christopher E. 186,476
Nance, Shirley J. 189
Napier, Linda L. 350,594
Napper, Richard E. 178
Narasimham, Gorti V. 213
Nash, Rodney T. 151,172,182,328,476
National College Queen 231
Nava, Maria E. 476
Nayak, Babaji C. 213
Naylor, Donald G. 328,594
Naylor, Janet A. 261,279,594
Neaderhiser, Benny D. 183,280,470
Neaderhiser, Larry L. 594
Neal, Candise 350,594
Neal, Gary L. 297,594
Neal, John A. 227,476
Neal, Katherine L. 202,350,594
Neal, Philip J. 282,594
Needham, Janean L. 355,594
Neff, Martin E. 362,594
Neil, Mary E. 271,594
Neill, Dale E. 155
Neil), Robert D. 205,243,362,594
Neill, Robert L. 185,362,594
Neitzel, Suzann K. 195,341,594
Nelsen, Craig 203,594
Nelson, Alvie A. 594
Nelson, Ann E. 54,263,476
Nelson, Bill L. 315,594
Nelson, Candace A. 355,594
Nelson, Carol A. 244
Nelson, Carol J. 341,594
Nelson, Clarence L. 244
Nelson, Craig 321
Nelson, Dennis F. 362,594
Nelson, Dennis T. 186,303,476
Nelson, Dent L. 369
Nelson, Devere V. 138
Nelson, Edward E. 225,375,594
Nelson, Gary R. 307,476
Nelson, James P. 187
Nelson, John T. 594
Nelson, Karyl S. 167,350,594
Nelson, Kent L. 594
Nelson, Leland J. 594
Nelson, LuAnn K. 164,191,195,234,
327,594
Nelson, Mary P. 210,341,594
Nelson, Robert K. 476
Nelson, Robert R. 71,594
Nelson, Samuel C. 109
Nelson, Sharyl A. 156,271,594
Nelson, Suzanne E. 257,594
Nelson, Vaughn L. 71,175,594
Nemechek, Richard A. 362,594
Nentwich, Fritz H. 215,378,653
Nesson, Ralph S. 476
Netahla, Larry J. 309,594
Netson, Nancy A 156,201,263,595
Nettles, Gaylon J. 74,595
Neufeld, David J. 425
Neufeldt, Harold D. 221,595
Neulinger, Newell R. 375,595
Neuschwander, John T. 375,595
Nevins, Ralph G. 72,127
New, Mark W. 362,595
Newbury, Lynnea S. 341,595
Newby, Frances 208
Newcom, Charles W. 204,237,369,595
Newell, Bruce D. 378,595
Newell, Joy A. 265,595
Newell, Meta K. 164,210,231,263,595
Newell, Zona J. 350,595
Newkirk, Richard L. 197
Newlin, Shirley A. 217,350,595
Newman Club 241
Newman, Douglas D. 362,595
Newquist, Dale A. 154,476
Newton, Effie 280
Newton, Jo A. 350,595
Newton, Richard R. 227
Newton, Sheila 227
Neywick, Marilyn L. 350
Ng, Kai W. 214,653
Nichepor, Alex 299,595
Nichols, Michael M. 197
Nichols, Patty L. 350,595
Nicholson, Larry M. 165
Nicholson, Patricia 261,595
Nicholson, Rodney D. 476
Nickel, Duane F. 305,476
Nickel, Phillip 201
Nickelson, Barbara J. 244,350,595
Nicklas, Kim S. 355,595
Nickoley, Loren D. 172,180,595
Nickum, Roy H. 595
Nicodemus, Janet S. 231,355,595
Nicolai, Karen A. 220,341,595
Niedenthal, Galen R. 197,234,595
Nielsen, Karen E. 341,595
Nielsen, Chester D. 163,375,595
Niemann, Robert M. 317,595
Niemeyer, John S. 204,297,595
Nightingale, Conrad 31,295,410,412,
413,414,415,476,482
Nightingale, Timothy 362,595
Niles, Jana S. 378,595
Niles, Nancy L. 125,271,476
Ninemire, Gerald A. 176
Nimz, Dale E. 369,595
Nixon, Janice K. 265,595
Nixon, Lois A. 209,234
Nixon, Nancy K. 208,341,595
Nixon, Suzanne B. 265,341,595
Njoku, Celestine O. 175,188,226,242,
476
Noah, Forrest C. 180
Noble, Albert A. 369,595
Noble, Carol A. 277,596
Noble, Merrill E. 115
Noel, Kent L. 194
Noel, Raymond L. 596
Noellsch, Kathryn 265,596
Nolder, Larry H. 476
Noll, Richard A. 315,596
Noll, William T. 170
Noller, Douglas 179
Noller, Kathryn L. 350,596
Noonan, John P. 93,101
Noorayi, Mohammad 221
Norberg, Carolyn C. 279
Norberg, Kathryn I. 164,226,269,596
Norbury, Fritz 103,154,158,218,309,
476
Norby, Marcia A. 150,195,210,231,
271,596
Norby, Oscar W. 138
Nord, Rebeca I. 161
Nordin, John A. 103,115
Norvig, Owen K. 216,596
Norman, Larry Y. 375,596
Norman, Neil K. 329,596
Norris, Douglas C. 369,596
Norris, Helen L. 476
Norris, Karen D. 355,596
North, Barbara K. 253,267,350,596
North, Judith R. 61,75,232,273,596
Northrop, Harold R. 362,596
Norton, Beverly A. 198,228,257,596
Norton, Charles L. 103,223
Norton, Marsha L. 193,596
Norton, Richard K. 193
Norton, Ronald W. 193,596
Norton, Sharon L. 193,596
Norvell, Nancy J. 156,275,596
Nossek, William L. 392,393
Nothhouse, Bernard L. 179
Nou, Nilean 221,234
Novak, Mary A. 210,242,341,596
Novosel, Judy K. 273,350,596
Nowinsky, Olga A. 210,232,261,596
Nugent, Gary K. 234
Nulty, James R. 375,596
Nulty, Judith K, 125,161,230,327,477
Nursing Club 219
Nuslaum, Diane M. 350,596
Nusz, William A. 362,596
Nuttelman, Robert A. 157
Nye, Debara K. 191,193,596
Nye, John C. 168,170,172,309,350,477
Nyffeler, Mark R. 321,596
o
Oberg, Richard K. 321,596
Oberle, Beverly S. 198,350,596
Obermeier, Teresa M. 228,341,596
O'Brien, Rex A. 362,596
Ochs, Carol A. 477
Ochs, David J. 369,596
Ochs, Kenneth C. 362,393,596
Ochsner, Doreen 263,596
O'Connell, Janet S. 265,596
O'Connor, Donald D. 301,597
O'Connor, Gerard F. 181,597
O'Connor, J. M. 597
O'Connor, James F. 241
O'Connor, Karen L. 231,257,331,597
O'Dell, Pamela K. 341,597
Odgers, Glenda M. 195,341,597
Odle, Terry W. 58,103,158,287,597
Odom, Marilyn R. 72
Odom, Ronald G. 172,180,289,477
Off-Campus Women 219
O'Hara, Gary E. 74,301,597
O'Hare, Steven K. 375,597
O'Harra, Tama S. 341,597
Ohl, Barbara A. 378,597
Ohl, Charles E. 212
Ohlde, Douglas A. 103,154,156,157,
218,477
Ohmes, Francis E. 182,597
Ohno, Mitsugi 215
Olander, Randall R. 253,287,597
Old, Beverly S. 72,73,597
Oleen, Betty K. 257,597
Oliver, Kenneth W. 182,362,597
Oliver, Larry J. 188,597
Olsen, Mary E. 231,477
Olsen, Rodney C. 317,597
Olsen, Sherry L. 597
Olson, Carolyn D. 60,150,195,209,234,
325,597
Olson, Gary D. 299,362,396,597
Olson, George A. 123
Olson, Gene L. 369,597
Olson, Gordon R. 198,362,597
Olson, John W. 212,401,477
Olson, Judith A. 355
Olson, Judith J. 222,597
Olson, Karen E. 257,341,597
Olson, Kathryn S. 350,597
Olson, Peter H. 155,317,597
Olson, Phillip W. 362,597
Olson, Raymond V. 103
Olson, Ross A. 303,653
Olson, Sandra L. 202,331,350,597
Olson, Willard G. 191
Olsson, Janice M. 156,271,597
Oltjen, Allan C. 225,597
O'Malley, Peter J. 375,597
Oman, Dwight W. 164,401,405
Omicron Nu 162
Omlor, Jane A. 355,597
O'Neill, George D. 158,186,477
O'Neill, Ronald D. 375,597
O'Neill, Victoria R. 597
Onwiler, Glenna F. 355,597
Onyia, Amechi K. 175
Onyia, Kenneth N. 187,214,226,598
Opat, Steven L. 369,598
Orbison, Belva J. 598
Orchesis 220
Orchestra 72,73
Orear, Gary G. 309,598
Organ, William F. 362,598
Organizations Section 146-245
Orientation Week 20-21
Oring, Kenneth A. 598
Orloske, Cynthia J. 228,277,350,598
Orrell, Linda D. 169,261,477
Orseno, Joseph A. 241,369,477
Osborn, Cecelia M. 355,598
Osborn, Curtis C. 598
Osborn, Dana L. 177,598
Osborn, James M. 188,309,598
Osborn, Victor L. 176,598
Osborne, Coral A. 271,598
Osborne, Janet S. 117,150,156,271,
598
Osborne, Lloyd A. 282,369,598
Osborne, Susan L. 200
Osbourn, Pamela J. 219,598
Osburn, Charlotte L. 216,355,598
O'Shields, Sharon I. 231,350,598
Oshiro, David K. 598
Ostermann, Alan D. 287,598
Ostermann, John G. 293,598
Ostemeyer, Colleen M. 259,598
Oswalt, William D. 191,193,287,598
Otney, Linda K. 231,477
Ott, Faith A. 222
Otte, Kent E. 295,598
Otte, Melodie A. 228,263,334,598
Ottenberg, Ray 313,598
Otto, Merton L. 175
Oursler, Thomas L. 159,183,362,420,
421,598
Outdoor Track Team 410-411,414
Overman, Nancy A. 350,598
Overman, Robert D. 71,291,598
Overman, William F. 291,598
Overrocker, Janice A. 194,209,234,
325,598
Overstreet, Lavonda 355,477
Overstreet, Ronald L. 375,598
Owen, Carol J. 242,477
Owen, Gary D. 157,159,203,242,477
Owen, Robert L. 375,598
Owen, Robin B. 313,598
Owens, Richard 124
Owens, Sharon L. 477
Owens, Thomas C. 375,598
Oyekan, Jebe J. 175
Oyekan, Jibade O. 103,175,199,214,
226,234,477
Pace, David W. 369,598
Packard, Helen E. 73,152,327,599
Pacumbaba, Rodulfo P. 203,214,653
Padden, Philip F. 297,599
Padgett, Diana S. 200
Padon, Dorothy J. 351,599
Pady, Stuart M. 103,115
Page, Barbara J. 206,220,229,351,599
Page, Charles L. 477
Paine, Patricia J. 253,260,351,599
Painter, Reginald H. 201
Pakistan Association 220
Pallesen, Annette 263,599
Palmer, Larry G. 317,477
Palmer, Pamela 277,477
Palmer, Patricia A. 159,263,477
Palmer, Stephen P. 180,315,405,599
Palmer, Thomas C. 295,599
Panhellenic Council 248
Pankrantz, Carol D. 351,599
Pankratz, Gary F. 362,393,477
Pannbacker, William 362,396,599
Pape, Warner R. 599
Papon, Orval F. 280,599
Pappan, Ronald D. 193,225,477
Paquette, Lonnie L. 599
Paramore, Pamela J. 231,341,599
Paramore, Sandra S. 204,267,477
Parekh, Arunkumar V. 213
Parker, Charles E. 599
Parker, David Lee 599
Parker, David Lionel 63,149,167,168,
301,477,488
Parker, Don G. 297,599
Parker, Elizabeth H. 232,263,478
Parker, Jack W. 329,599
Parker, JoAnne J. 195,341,599
Parker, Natalie J. 74,217,259,599
Parker, Patricia E. 341
Parker, Patricia L. 599
Parker, Ralph M. 478
Parker, Robert G. 181,419,421,478
Parker, Ronnie G. 478
Parker, Steven R. 280,599
Parker, Vernon D. 78,161,171
Parker, S. Thomas 93
Parks, Roger E. 157
Parmely, Michael L. 313,599
Parr, Jane L. R. 351,599
Parrett, Larry S. 180,478
Parris, Fred M. 138
Parry, Deanna K. 271,599
Parsons, Carolynn A. 599
Parsons, Dwayne L. 362,599
Parsons, Rebecca K. 341,478
Partch, Sue L. 226,273,478
Partch, Ted R. 285,599
Parthemer, Nancy C. 239,244,355,478
Pastrick, Pamela J. 60,341,599
Patel, Anilukumar T. 213
Patel, Kanubhai H. 180,213
Patel, Mafatlal N. 213
Patnode, Wanda L. 219,599
Patrick, James C. 375,599
Patrick, Ward D. 321,599
Patterson, Dennis C. 423,599
Patterson, George F. 599
Patterson, Joseph D. 301,599
Patterson, Mary L. 351,599
Patterson, Raye R. 204,416,600
Patterson, Robert E. 600
Pattison, Ann C. 153,271,600
Patton, Martha D. 194,351,600
Patton, Pat V. 180
Patton, Patricia A. 231,355,600
Patton, Walter B. 177,195,600
Paul, Arthur A. 478
Paul, Dallas H. J. 478
Paulsen, Avelina Q. 203
Paulsen, Gary D. 203,227,241,311,600
Paulsen, Patsy S. 273,600
Paulson, Ronald K. 225,369,600
Pauly, Robert F. 74,185,478
Pavlu, Linda J. 341,600
Payne, Donald E. 410,411,414
Payne, James D. 375,600
Payne, Loyal F. 223
Payne, Patricia A. 273,600
Payne, William M. 109,191,478
Peach, Arthur E. 600
Pearce, Bryan F. 425,600
Pearce, Dan C. 369,600
Pearson, Alice L. 71,327,600
Pearson, Barbara S. 232,261,600
Pearson, Carolyn S. 257,600
Pearson, Elaine L. 327,479
Pearson, Thomas C. 179,600
Pearson, Wayne A. 71,75,165,328,479
Pease, Ronald A. 600
Peccolo, Charles M. 93
Peckham, James H. 195
Peddie, Mrs. Dick 298
Pedersen, Billie R. 217
Pedersen, Connie E. 341,600
Pederson, Christina 74,600
Peeks, Marilyn J. 334,600
Peel, David E. 362,600
Peetz, Donald S. 225,369,600
Peine, Caroline F. 62,97,98,99
Pelkey, Linda K. 341,600
Pell, Mary H. 351,600
Pellmann, Neil F. 182,287,600
Pelter, Joseph D. 600
Pemberton, Ronny L. 136,186
Pendarvis, Nancy I. 261,600
Pendergast, William 44
Penner, Orlando L. 240
Penner, Richard L. 375,479
People to People 221
Percival, Sharon L. 263,600
Pereira, Norman C. 213,375,653
Perkins, Roger W. 188
Perrier, John W. 321,600
Perrier, Thomas D. 103,151,191,321,
444,479
Perry, Albert 221
Perry, Charles A. 369,600
Perry, Dale J. 178,600
Perry, Layton M. 295,479
Perry, Nancy J. 73,239,271,600
Perry, Norma B. 78,269,600
Perry, Ralph H. 93
Perry, Robert W. 313,601
Perry, Stephen M. 362,601
Perschbacher, Elmer 479
Pershing Rifles 163
Persian Student Association 221
Pervich, Michael P. 369,653
Pesaresi, Karl A. 196
Peter, Michael J. 321,376,601
Peterie, Jerry D. 369,601
Peters, Bruce E. 153,154,155,362,601
Peters, Chester E. 22,98,149
Peters, Dennis R. 160,178,212,369,379
Peters, Duane L. 108
Peters, Eugene O. 191,479
Peters, James M. 197,313,601
Peters, Lola J. 202,271,601
Petersen, George E. 479
Peterson, Cheryl J. 341,601
Peterson, Christophe 225
Peterson, Dale E. 156,206
Peterson, Danny R. 191,362,601
Peterson, David C. 601
Peterson, Dianna J. 341
Peterson, Donald F. 58,221
Peterson, Eldon E. 157,357,369,479
Peterson, Garry L. 191,195,205,376,
601
Peterson, Garth L. 187,303/601
Peterson, George E. 169,369
Peterson, Harold C. 301,479
Peterson, James C. 376,601
Peterson, Jane D. 601
Peterson, Jean E. 202,355,601
Peterson, Jerald A. 479
Peterson, Jerry M. 158,186,601
Peterson, John C. 601
Peterson, Jolene M. 208,351,601
Peterson, Jon H. 160,172
Peterson, Larry M. 188,299,601
Peterson, Linda J. 208,351,601
Peterson, Mary E. 601
Peterson, Michael E. 362,601
Peterson, Nancy S. 152,341,427,601
Peterson, Randy M. 287,601
Peterson, Ronald Lee 176,205,376,601
Peterson, Ronald L. 195
Peterson, Ronald N. 601
Peterson, Thomas E. 420,421
Petet, David C. 219,601
Petr, Daniel D. 183
Petrik, Nancy J. 341,601
Peyton, Robert H. 479
Pfanenstiel, Richard 307,479
Pfannenstiel, Raymon 168,601
Pfefer, David N. 190,280,601
Pfeiffer, Donald G. 242,329,601
Pfister, Linda S. 232,355,601
Pfister, Philip W. 369,601
Pflieger, Edwin F. 362,601
Pflughoeft, Alan K. 601
Pfost, Harry B. 93
Phalp, Lynne E. 269,351,601
Pharo, Michael G. 283,602
Phems 222
Phi Alpha Theta 162
Phi Delta Theta 308-309
Phi Epsilon Kappa 164
Phi Eta Sigma 153
Phi Gamma Delta Colony 281
Phi Kappa Phi 151
Phi Kappa Tau 282
Phi Kappa Theta 310-311
Phi Lambda Upsilon 165
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 165
Phi Upsilon Omicron 164
Philbrook, David M. 204,369,602
Phillips, Bonita 259,602
Phillips, Carol A. 195,334,602
Phillips, James E. 194
Phillips, Judith A. 61,85,261,602
Phillips, Linda M. 341,602
Phillips, Terry I. 151,479
Phillips, Thomas J. 362,602
Phinney, Alan G. 376,602
Phost, Harry B. 93
Pi Beta Phi 276-277
Pi Epsilon Delta 166
Pi Kappa Alpha 312-313
Pi Tau Sigma 166
Pickens, Judy E. 210,244,351,602
Pickett, Delmar V. 602
Pickett, Keith F. 328,602
Picotte, Pierre L. 421
Piepenbring, Jack 321,602
Pierce, Gary W. 369,602
Pierce, Ralph L. 602
Pierpoint, Pamela S. 265,602
Pierson, Bruce A. 602
Pierson, Stephen W. 311,602
Pietronicco, Jane L. 200
Pietronicco, Ralph M. 419
Pike, Kirby D. 175
Pike, Losson G. 303,602
Pike, Susan K. 259,602
Pilcher, Daniel E. 227,297,602
Pilcher, Patricia A. 479
Pilger, Norman W. 193,369,602
Pimple, Michael R. 128,172,212
Pinick, George E. 362,602
Pinkerton, Sheryl L. 261,342,602
PinkstaflF, Alan J. 309,479
Pinkston, Tom L. 321,602
Pinnick, Larry V. 369,602
Pino, Nick 319,399,400,401,402,602
Piper, Lynn A. 220,222,250
Piper, Richard R. 362,602
Piper, Ross D. 315,479
Pippenger, William E. 154,197
Pippin, Teresa C. 210,351,602
Pirott, Sharon S. 210,602
Pittman, Jack R. 227,602
Pitts, Charles W. 201
Pizel, Linda R. 74,229,351,602
Placement Center 144-145
Plant, Thomas K. 197
Plantz, Michael S. 369,602
Plattner, Janell A. 195,327,602
Plays 64-69
Plemons, Robert F. 479
Plemons, Ronald W. 301,602
Plett, Marilyn J. 153,167,602
Plocharski, Edward J. 186,479
Plog, James F. 195,369,602
Ploger, James R. 195,330,351,479
Plow and Pen Club 223
Plumb, Linda K. 342,603
Plumberg, Gary J. 603
Plummer, Gerald M. 376,603
Plimmer, Lee A. 603
Plummer, Linda L. 195,209,342,603
Poell, Linda A. 265,603
Poggemeyer, Lewis E. 376,603
Pogue, Vicky L. 197,231,355,603
Pohl, Renita K. 325,479
Pohlman, Randolph A. 154,157,479
Poister, John H. 603
Pokorny, Charles 479
Poland, Steven B. 295,603
Poley, Thomas E. 197,221,425
Pollman, James L. 376,603
Pollock, Jeanne A. 189
Pollock, Jon M. 309,479
Polly, Leland 295,603
Pomeroy, E. Diane 61,333,334,603
Pomperien, Janice E. 222,271,603
Poole, Miriam 222
Poole, Pamela L. 204,261,342,603
Poorman, Tom T. 297,603
Poovey, Waldo D. 191,603
Pope, Jerald L. 362,603
Pope, Stephen R. 369,603
Popham, Ronald E. 165
Popp, Conrad M. 369,603
Porrata, Luis A. 215,603
Portela, Fabio D. 215
Porter, Allegee Y. 355,603
Porter, Benjamin L. 315,603
Porteus, Cheryl L. 222,603
Portschy, Charlotte 210,351,603
Posner, Elieser S. 218
Post, Gail I. 197,231,603
Potenski, Ronald D. 603
Potenski, Rose M. 653
Potenski, William E. 179,479
Potnis, Kusum V. 213
Potnis, Vasant R. 213
Potter, Thomas M. 295,603
Pottroff, Marlene K. 252,263,603
Poultry Science Club 223
Pouyamehr, Abbas 221
Powell, Brenda L. 355,603
Powell, David C. 369,603
Powell, Donna K. 603
Powell, Douglas 53,54
Powell, Eugene L. 603
Powell, Sandra J. 330,342,603
Powell, Stephen L. 72,73
Powell, Wayne G. 176,205,603
Power, Robert E. 181
Powers, Linda S. 479
Praegen, Karla F. 351,603
Praeger, Kent R. 45,197,285,604
Pralle, Craig L. 362,604
Prater, Marvin E. 479
Prather, Donald W. 172,212,229,362,
604
Prather, Grace I. 480
Prather, Sara L. 480
Pratt, lelah A. 342,604
Pratt, Mary L. 273,604
Pratt, Regena K. 71,217,480
Pratt, William L. 283,653
Pravacek, Alvin A. 188
Pravacek, Pat C. 189
Pray, Christine E. 74,150,327,604
Pray, Warren C. 321,604
Presley, Glenn S. 369,604
Presnal, Nancy L. 194,239,351,604
Pretzer, Garrett J. 604
Pretzer, Mary J. 78,131,171,196,209,
244,480
Pre-Veterinary Medical Club 225
Price, Charles W. 369,604
Price, Floyd H. 123
Price, Linda A. 196,198,342,604
Price, Steve J. 175,287,604
Price, Susan L. 351,604
Price, William S. 305,604
Prideaux, Judith L. 71,275,480
Priebe, James W. 313,604
Prine, Richard W. 362,604
Prinz, Roberta R. 480
Pritz, Wayne L. 182,307,480
Privette, Hugh T. 419
Prochaska, Mary K. 194,241,325,604
Prochazka, Ronald D. 480
Proctor, Virgil G. 480
Proehl, Richard J. 480
Professional Foods Club 226
Propp, Lawrence L. 240,604
Propp, Ronald G. 240,604
Prosser, David H. 305,604
Prothe, Rolland W. 205,369,604
Protus, Robert J. 376,604
Prus, Leslie J. 604
Pryor, Mary A. 248,275,480
Ptacek, Betty J. 480
Ptak, Richard L. 181,362,604
Puckett, Curtis A. 369,604
Puett, Harry L. 604
Pugh, Janet E. 356,604
Puig, Jorge 154,480
Pule, Sharon D. 239,342,604
Pulliam, Kathleen A. 74,228,273,342,
604
Pulliam, William D. 293,604
Pultz, Lawrence O. 215,376,604
Pushpamma, Siddaredd 653
Pustka, Louis L. 378,604
Putnam Hall 353-356
Putnam Scholars 167
Pyles, Jean M. 257,604
Q
Quadri, Syed A. 214
Quails, Leslie E. 604
Quattlebaum, Marta J. 226,269,356,
604
Queens 24-32
Quick, Dudley E. 225,605
Quillin, Dean M. 480
Quiring, John M. 297,605
Quirk, Wendy E. 356,605
Qureshi, Imtiaz A. 214,220,223
R
Rabe, Ronald L. 253,305,605
Raccuglia, Gary R. 369,605
Rachesky, Ronald P. 81,171,480
Rader, Gary L. 235,480
Rader, Kay M. 356,605
Rader, Ryan R. 71,153,179,328,605
Rafferty, James M. 480
Raflrety, Gary D. 184
Rafii, Ziajeddin M. 221,653
Rafter, Barry L. 129,480
Rafter, Marykaye 206,480
Ragland, John W. 285,605
Raida, Merle L. 224,605
Raile, Clifford D. 376,605
Railsback, Lee T. 135
Raines, Glenn A. 480
Rains, Mary K. 202,605
Raitt, Jeanette M. 342,605
Raitt, Judy E. 231,342,605
Ralston, Marguerite 265,605
Ramamohana, Rao B. 653
Ramareddy, Guntaka V. 213,653
Ramirez, Elizabeth M. 60,228,351,605
Ramsey, Carl C. 280,605
Ramsey, Jerry J. 369,606
Ramsey, Julie K. 606
Ramsey, Lorna M. 265,606
Ramsour, Patricia L. 222
Randall, Allen J. 227,369,606
Randall, Robert D. 188
Randall, Robert L. 405
Randel, Ernest B. 480
Randle, Lawrence J. 225
Randolph, Delvin D. 186,480
Randolph, Janet L. 356,606
Raney, Stephen K. 203,606
Rankin, Mary J. 606
Ransom, Edgar W. 315,606
Ranz, Susan C. 263,606
Rao, Gundu H. 201,213
Rao, Manapalli V. 223
Rao, Nagulapalli B. 653
Rao, Negesha H. 213
Rapp, Gerald F. 197,281,369,606
Rapp, James A. 393
Rasch, Dana L. 414
Rasmussen, Albie C. 202
Rasmusson, Jarold L. 369,606
Ratcliffe, John T. 323,606
Rathbun, Connie S. 219,327,606
Rathbun, Gene P. 185,480
Rathore, Bajrang S. 213,223,653
Rathore, Ranveer S. 213,223
Rattle, Cheryl L. 606
Ravenscroft, Patricia 342,606
Rawlings, Barbara N. 85,200,606
Rawlings, Edward O. 299,606
Rawlings, Marie E. 342,606
Rawlings, Paul H. 85,117,606
Ray, Joseph M. 606
Rayl, Jan L. 297,606
Rayl, Robert P. 606
Razak, C. Kenneth 127
Reber, Diana L. 229,351,606
Reck, Martha J. 356,606
Recob, Ernie E. 406,409
Rector, Bob 419
Redd, Dennis G. 253,311,606
Reddi, Annapoorna M. 201,213
Reddi, Moravapalle V. 213
Reddy, Balemula G. 213
Reddy, Puchalapalli 213,653
Reddy, Pushpamma 213
Reddy, Surender K. 213
Reed, Barbara L. 232,606
Reed, Dale W. 282,606
Reed, Michael E. 309,606
Reed, Nancy J. 26,198,606
Reed, Nancy J. 342
Reed, Ralph L. 606
Reed, Robert H. 369,606
Reed, Thomas A. 362,606
Reeder, Martha E. 210,351,606
Reeder, Pamela A. 228,271,351,606
Reedy, Francis M. 224
Reedy, Glenn E. 154
Reeh, Loretta E. 194,209,480
Reehling, Jean 53,131
Reeve, Sandra L. 342,606
Reeves, James H. 172,179
Reeves, John T. 227,481
Reeves, Nancy C. 230,257,481
Regehr, Geraldine F. 342,606
Regier, Katherine M. 481
Regnier, Robert D. 607
Regnier, Victor A. 607
Reh, Sheryl K. 226,334.607
Rehm, Susan N. 351,607
Rehschuh, Susan M. 277,607
Reiber, Duke B. 81,203,607
Reichert, Bobbi G. 200
Reichert, Walter J. 172
Reid, Richard M. 188,193,195
Reid, Virginia R. 356,607
Reida, Frankie R. 280.481
Reidl, Don 410,414
Reilly, Brian M. 369,607
Reilly, Janis M. 189
Reilly, Jean D. 223
Reilly, Lionel L. 188
Reimer, Daryl R. 362,607
Reinhardt, Nelson K. 301,607
Reisig, David J. 108,234,607
Reiss, Carolyn S. 351,607
Reiter, Michael J. 212,481
Reissig, William H. 201.234,303,607
Reiter, Stephen E. 157
Reitzel, Melvin J. 607
Religious Organizations 236-245
Rembleske, Linda M. 277,607
Remley, Max D. 161,171,607
Rempel, Patricia A. 239
Rempel, Mrs. Warren 244
Renner, Kerry L. 237,363,607
Renouf, Michael R. 607
Rensch, Paula M. 342,607
Rensenhouse, Thomas 378,607
Reorganized Church of latter Day
Saints 239
Repp, Marcia M. 607
Reppert, Jerry L. 81,309,607
Resident Assistants 331,357
Retrum, Richard O. 363,607
Rettenmeyer, Carl W. 201
Reusser, Joan K. 198,240,356,481
Rexroad, Chloe E. 261,481
Rexroad, Jerry M. 162,481
Reyes, Roberto F. 71,317,607
Reynolds, James F. 181,283,607
Reynolds, Kenneth R. 197,369,481
Reynolds, Martha J. 57,58,117,150,
277,607
Reynolds, Nick L. 607
Reynolds, Nona G. 219,607
Reynolds, Stephen L. 369,607
Reynolds, Thomas P. 369,607
Reynolds, William L. 369,607
667
Rezac, Ronald E. 181
Reeves, Homer E. 653
Rhee, Ten M. 233,653
Rhee, Tim L. 205
Rhine, Barry L. 58,128,285,607
Rhine, James M. 53
Rhodd, Raymond L. 183,369,607
Rhodes, Lodis 392,393
Rhodus, Marsha K. 200
Rhorer, Michael W. 607
Rhudy, Polly J. 351,607
Rhyne, Janie I. 342,427,607
Rice, Barbara S. 226,244,334,608
Rice, Bonita A. 261,608
Rice, Carolyn R. 78,80,171,209
Rice, Cedric E. 393
Rice, Gaylord L. 185,363,608
Rice, James S. 608
Rice, Katharyn L. 342,608
Rice, Kirke W. 481
Rice, Linda L. 198,356,608
Rice, Robert E. 363,608
Rice, Robert W. 63,78,171
Rice, Sharon F. 194,356,608
Rice, Terrence S. 108,481
Rich, Charles L. 289,481
Rich, Danny M. 315,608
Rich, Randall L. 166,238,303,481
Richard, Loren D. 369,608
Richards, Arne 233
Richards, David F, 608
Richards, Gary A. 416,608
Richards, Gayla L. 257,608
Richards, George T. 291,608
Richards, John P. 369,608
Richards, Judy 200
Richards, Linda S. 342,608
Richards, Michael K. 363,608
Richards, Pamela J. 228,241,342,608
Richards, Verlyn D. 154
Richards, William L. 608
Richards, Arnie 233
Richardson, Dale M. 191,205,481
Richardson, Gerald L. 187,481
Richardson, Glen E. 369,608
Richardson, Harold W. 188,481
Richardson, James C. 282,416,426,608
Richardson, James L. 313,608
Richardson, James M. 319,608
Richardson, Janet L. 608
Richardson, Joseph T. 608
Richardson, Linda M. 195,208,231,342,
608
Richardson, Pamela 215,351,608
Richardson, Patricia 334,608
Richardson, Ralph C. 188,195,242,608
Richling, Peter L. 282,608
Rickard, Loren J. 187,287,608
Ricker, Clyde S. 293,608
Ricker, Ronald R. 293,608
Ridenour, Craig W. 301,421,608
Ridgway, Rosalind J. 61,259,608
Rieck, Bruce D. 363,608
Riedel, David F. 177
Riedel, Eugene A. 363,609
Riedel, Frederick D. 481
Riedl, Don L. 414
Riedl, Jay D. 225
Riedl, Joseph F. 157,180,609
Rieke, Deanne M. 242,342,609
Riemann, Linda K. 194,228,609
Riemann, Melvin L. 191,287,609
Rieniets, David C. 363,609
Rieschick, Rita M. 202,228,351,609
Riffey, Janet K. 85,209,277,481
Rifle 426
Riffle, Anne M. 351,609
Riggenbach, John C. 369,609
Riggs, Glenn W. 194,225,609
Righter, Robert J. 163
Riisoe, John L. 369,609
Riley, Lesta L. 209,220,228,351,609
Riley, Randall B. 309,609
Riley, Wanita M. 351,609
Rinas, Carol A. 342,609
Rindt, Chery! K. 351,609
Rindt, Richard A. 108
Ringel, Karen K. 189
Ringel, Larry H. 188
Ringer, Kenneth A. 155,369,609
Ringheim, Harve P. 188
Ringheim, Pamela S. 481
Ringler, Wilber E. 138
Rink, Larry E. 297,363,609
Rinkenberger, Robert 151,481
Riordan, Michael E. 162,299,481
Rippe, Victor H, 482
Rippetoe, Leonard W. 181
Riseman, Louis 169
Risley, Kathleen R. 609
Risley, Randy D. 187,313,609
Rissen, Don A. 609
Risser, Linda D. 232,277,609
Ritter, John R. 184
Rittgers, Jerry L. 363,609
Rivera, Carmen J. 609
Rivera, Daniel 163
Rivera, Richard R. 421
Rivir, Steven R. 609
Roach, Faith R. 226
Roach, Patricia A. 156,248,277,609
Roach, Sallie K. 181,263,609
Robb, David E. 609
Robben, Gary L. 313,609
Robbins, Carol L. 53,149,161,242,273,
482
Robbins, Claude L. 163,185,375,376,
609
Robbins, Marilyn S. 71,217,259,482
Robbins, Robert T. 653
Robel, Robert J. 235
Roberts, Craig A. 183,609
Roberts, Gayle L. 210,242
Roberts, James C. 317,609
Roberts, Keith L. 299,482
Roberts, Kent L. 253,297,609
Roberts, Lyman W. 201
Roberts, Maurice D. 155,363,609
Roberts, Robert R. 376,609
Roberts, Ronald D. 369,609
Roberts, Rory R. 351,610
Roberts, Thomas C. 71,204,317,610
Robertson, Richard K. 109,369,610
Robinson, Benny R. 482
Robinson, Billy J. 188
Robinson, Bruce H. 307,610
Robinson, Carolyn M. 194,219,259,610
Robinson, Douglas A. 129,166,170,
179,482
Robinson, Gary F. 283,610
Robinson, Geraldine 208,228,351,610
Robinson, Jackie J. 224,376,610
Robinson, John C. 610
Robinson, Karen J. 277,610
Robinson, Melvin D. 154,197,482
Robinson, Nancy K. 189
Robinson, Richard L. 188,289,610
Robinson, Rita M. 231,342,482
Robinson, Rosalie R. 74,229
Robinson, Roy L. 218,242,376,610
Robinson, Valeria J. 228,333,334,610
Robison, Curtis L. 482
Robker, Douglas E. 163,363,610
Robson, John W. 610
Robson, Ronald E. 163,330,375,376,
610
Roby, Linda 73
Rochat, Carl 138
Rock, Lester A. 610
Rock, Lynn M. 369,610
Rock, Steven L. 305,610
Rock, William F. 291,610
Rockefeller, Lois A. 342,610
Rockers, Ronald W. 649
Rockhold, David R. 283,610
Rockhold, Delva K. 271,610
Rockhold, Greg T. 129,180,305,610
Rockwood, Kenneth H. 187
Roda, Daniel P. 363,393,610
Rodda, Robert G. 328,610
Rode, Vijaykumar P. 213
Rodelander, Priscilla 275,351,610
Rodenbeek, Suzanne W. 610
Rodenberg, Malcolm D. 181,203,482
Roebke, Catherine A. 73,161,334,610
Roeder, James H. 199,610
Roeder, Judy I. 342,610
Roeder, Robert J. 363,610
Roesler, Eileen D. 610
Roesler, Ronald H. 291,482
Roesler, Steven D. 291,610
Roger Williams Fellowship 242
Rogers, Candace L. 161,263,482
Rogers, Deanna C. 193
Rogers, Leslie W. 136,482
Rogers, Lloyd W. 186,482
Rogers, Michael D. 227,229,363,610
Rogers, Michael K. 363,610
Rogers, Neil D. 184,323,483
Rogers, Richard W. 225,369,611
Rogers, Rodney D. 287,611
Rogers, Steven L. 187
Rogge, Thomas K. 157,299,611
Roglin, Virginia R. 222,351,611
Rohan, Dennis A. 158,187,241
Rohla, Joann E. 342,344,611
Rohles, Nancy B. 261,61 1
Rohr, Dale R. 363,611
Rohr, Joyce J. 196,342,611
Rohrbaugh, Robert G. 187
Rohrer, Carole J. 232,378,611
Roihani, Ira j 212,221
Rokey, Garry J. 188,611
Roland, David M. 289,61 1
Rollenhagen, Larry E. 315,396,611
Rollin, Herbert P. 129,305,611
Rollins, Larry W. 219,611
Romig, Thomas J. 301,611
Romig, William J. 301,653
Ronie, Thomas A. 393
Romine, Gary L. 71,611
Ronnau, Charles F. 61 1
Ronsick, Eugene J. 54
Roode, Thomas M. 321,61 1
Roof, Donald B. 61 1
Roof, Donald J. 357,359
Roohms, Janet F. 351,611
Root, Donald R. 293
Roper, Barbara J. 61 1
Roper, Virgil B. 410,414
Rorick, Jerre K. 225,303,611
Rork, Dennis E. 74,297,611
Roscoe, Jerry E. 61 1
Rose, Bruce E. 204,297,611
Rose, Carmie J. 72,150,265,611
Rose, Donald L. 233,419,425
Rose, Marita K, 202,351,611
Rose, Richard A. 3)5,483
Rose, Richard D. 649
Rose, Sara A. 74,269,351,611
Rose, Theresa K. 269,611
Rose, Van L. 363,410,413,414,611
Rosebraugh, Vernon H. 183
Rosen, Harvey I. 611
Rosenow, Nola M. 73,217,231,356,611
Rosness, Melinda S. 649
Rosness, Randall L. 611
Ross, Cheryl J. 333,334,611
Ross, Cynthia L. 351,611
Ross, Judie H. 252
Ross, Linda M. 257,351,611
Ross, Wayne A. 369,612
Ross, William R. 330,363,612
Rossitto, Richard L. 225,280,612
Rostine, Kathleen A. 228,261,351,612
Roswurm, Richard C. 293,416,612
Roswurm, Richard D. 197,328,612
Roth, Gene M. 376,612
Roth, Janet S. 612
Roth, Janice L. 356,612
Roth, John H. 612
Roth, Paul 204
Roth, Rob R. 307,612
Rothberger, Jamie 265,483
Rothfuss, Jerry W. 612
Rotman, Janet A. 265,483
Rotman, Jennifer B. 228,265,612
Rottering, Quintin N, 612
Rottinghaus, Carol A. 351,612
Roush, Roger E. 612
Rowe, Timothy J. 191
Rowing 424-425
Rowland, John R. 612
Rowland, Larry E. 205,612
Rowlen, Craig S. 74,309,612
Royal Purple Business Staff 83
Royal Purple Editorial Staff Writers
82
Royal Purple Queen 26-29
Royal Purple Student Photographers
84
Royer, Dale L. 483
Royer, Linda L. 356,612
Ruble, Connie J. 351,612
Ruble, Darrell D. 242
Rucker, Donald D. 426
Rudd, Charlie 403
Ruder, Gary J. 369,612
Rudick, Douglas D. 163,370,612
Ruediger, Barbara J. 125,216,257,483
Ruediger, Norman E. 319,612
Rueter, Leon B. 370,612
Ruff, Donna J. 273,342,612
Ruff, Patricia A. 612
Ruff, Rodney L. 216,285,612
Ruggles, Bertram L. 115
Ruggles, Charles W. 58,149,317,483
Ruggles, Patricia A. 263,612
Ruhnke, Dennis N. 370,612
Ruhnke, Robert A. 293,612
Rule, Delbert L. 205
Rule, John R. 188,612
Rule, Sharron J. 226,342,612
Rumsey, Benjamin, T. 301,612
Rumsey, Gary O. 363,612
Rumsey, Gilbert E. 285,612
Rundell, Grover C. 653
Rundle, Danny L. 211,329,613
Runft, Myron G. 613
Runkel, Raymond D. 71
Runyon, Carol L. 191,225
Rupp, Janet S. 60,206,220,277,613
Rupp, Susan K. 351,613
Rusch, Elaine A. 149,164,171,209,265,
483,485
Rush Week 250-251
Rushton, William H. 317,483
Rusink, Larry E. 613
Russ, Deborah J. 194,335,613
Russ, Roger A. 177,613
Russell, Dennis D. 317,613
Russell, Glenda J. 356,613
Russell, Kenneth J. 483
Russell, Lettye E. 356,613
Russell, Lorna 127
Russell, Max R. 188
Russell, Paul 125,127
Russell, Phillip E. 307,613
Russett, Fay O. 193,613
Rust, Gail L. 613
Rust, Linda M. 356,613
Rust, Tony L. 613
Rutherford, Charles 315,613
Rutherford, Michael 225,370,613
Rutledge, Barbara L. 342,613
Ryan, Helen M. 351,613
Ryan, John J. 61 3
Ryan, Margaret J. 60,150,156,269,613
Ryan, Robert D. 370,613
Ryan, Ruth A. 208,356,613
Ryan, William D. 175,613
Ryman, Jeffrey C. 227,329,613
Saab, Khalid A. 190
Saadeh, Hishan K. 190,223
Saadeh, Salma H. 190
Sabharwal, Pritam K. 213
Sabharwal, Ranjit S. 213
Sack, James L. 311,613
Sack, Mary B. 351,613
Sadiq, Abdus 214,220,653
Sadkin, Barbara A. 166
Sadkin, David 166
Sageser, A. Bower 117
Sailor, Thomas C. 370,613
Salat, Leo W. 393,395
Salter, Beverly J. 184,327,613
Salvino, Sharon K. 342,613
Sanborn, Karen J. 74,231,273,613
Sand, John E. 212
Sanders, James N. 315,613
Sanders, Marlena K. 194,351,613
Sanders, Martha C. 71,75,265,279,457,
483
Sanders, Priscilla D. 613
Sanders, Randee L. 351,613
Sanders, Sandra K. 269,613
Sanders, Thomas B. 297,483
Sandy, Paula K. 210,232,261,614
Sanford, Charles E. 393
Sanford, Linda K. 152,327,614
Sanford, Paul E. 223,243
Sanford, Paula L. 73,74,217,614
Sanger, Ralph G. 115
Sanghvi, Navin K. 213,221
Sankey, Richard R. 357,370,483
Sanko, Ronald E. 188
Sanner, Ann M. 228,261,614
San Ronane, David L. 614
Sansone, Gennaro 212,483
Sargent, Charles E. 614
Saror, Daniel I. 175,188,226,242,614
Sass, Roland F. 204,425
Sauble, Mary A. 275,335,614
Saunders, Sonya K. 60,342,614
Saunders, Stephen M. 297,413,414,614
Sauvage, Trudy L. 342,614
Savage, Cathy G. 342,614
Sawtell, Rodney O. 653
Sawyer, Brenda G. 226,342,614
Sawyer, Cheryl D. 351,614
Sawyer, Jimmy L. 283,614
Sawyer, Linda R. 210,342,614
Sawyer, Steve D. 369,614
Sawyer, William K. 379,614
Saye, Dee A. 269,614
Sayers, Julian F. 112,172,179,483
Sayre, Stephen R. 376,614
Scabbard and Blade 168
Scarrow, Boyd L. 280,614
Schaaf, Margaret A. 351
Schafer, Christa F. 206
Schafer, Gerhud 206
Schafer, JoAnn 204,259,279,614
Schafer, Mary J. 228,277,335,614
Schafer, Sidonie A. 72,152,275,614
Schafer, Vance D. 614
Schaible, Charles A. 321,614
Schaich, Cecelia M. 164,226,327,483
Schaller, Gregory D. 311,614
Schanefelt, Dennis D. 614
Schanefelt, Jean 200
Schaper, Mary K. 210,342,344,614
Scharf, Frank C. 225
Schartz, Barry L. 194,614
Schauble, Linda L. 342,614
Scheaffer, Daryl R. 370,614
Schear, William C. 379,614
Scheele, Marvin L. 293,614
Scheetz, Nancy K. 197,342,614
Scheffer, James D. 406,483
Scheid, Paula S. 335,614
Schell, Mary K. 198,342,615
Schermerhorn, Barbara 273,351,615
Schermerhorn, Randal 483
Scheuerman, Perry O. 180,615
Schick, Leroy W. 340,615
Schick, Peggy J. 198,263,483
Schieferecke, Paul F. 212
Schiffner, Glenn D. 175
Schild, Linda M. 189
Schild, Leroy P. 186,483
Schilling, Dale R. 653
Schilling, Gregory S. 405
Schimpf, Cheryl A. 164,210,231,241,
356,615
Schimpf, Gene L. 363,393,615
Schimpf, Mary A. 241,335,615
Schindler, Jan K. 189
Schindler, Ronald L. 187
Schinstock, Eugene E. 311,615
Schinstock, Jackie L. 241,311,615
Schirkofsky, Neal R. 363,615
Schlepp, Jeffrey A. 329,615
Schlesinger, Richard 615
Schlickau, John H. 191,287,615
Schlosser, Bruce E. 483
Schlosser, Bryon R. 54,299,615
Schmedemann, Ronnie 422
Schmidler, Kathleen 351,615
Schmidt, Arthur F. 305,615
Schmidt, David E. 615
Schmidt, Dennis 615
Schmidt, Fred L. 615
Schmidt, Frederick J. 299,370,483
Schmidt, Gerald D. 196,206,615
Schmidt, Ingeborg U. 206,351,615
Schmidt, Jane M. 265,483
Schmidt, Jerry L. 182,203,283
Schmidt, Kathleen A. 196,342,615
Schmidt, Kathy G. 200
Schmidt, Kathleen M. 351,615
Schmidt, Larry E. 103,155,176,303,483
Schmidt, Lauren E. 150,170,269,484
Schmidt, Leon B. 176,205,484
Schmidt, Margarie K. 270
Schmidt, Merrill K. 240,370,615
Schmidf, Patricia A. 331,356,615
Schmidt, Richard W. 370,615
Schmidt, Sharon A. 226,351,615
Schmidt, Sylvio M. 484
Schmidf, Wolfgang P. 615
Schmitt, Michael K. 287,615
Schmitt, Terryl K. 187
Schmoll, Marilyn L. 198,273,342,615
Schneickert, George 289,615
Schneider, Beverly A. 232,331,351,615
Schneider, Harold W. 85
Schneider, Norman R. 158,187,203,
241,303,615
Schneider, Patricia 248
Schneitzer, Stephen A. 154
Schnepp, Sheryl R. 153,342,615
Schnittker, Gerald L. 311,615
Schoeff, Marcia L. 219,261,615
Schoenbeck, Thomas L. 253,293,616
Schoenfelder, James 311,616
Schoenthaler, Barbara 351,616
Schoenthaler, Terry 155,176,293,616
Scholler, Catherine 193,351,616
Scholz, Paul R. 363,413,414,616
Scholz, Robert E. 616
Schoneweis, Frieda A. 226,228,335,
484
Schorling, Steven M. 376,616
Schotanus, Nan L. 74,228,263,342,616
Schott, Donald W. 293,616
Schrader, Dorothy J. 327,616
Schrandt, Robert L. 241,357,370,616
Schreck, Dan R. 156,484
Schreck, Larry D. 370,616
Schreiber, Janice K. 198,356,616
Schreiber, William B. 616
Schrenk, William 119
Schrepel, Eric R. 215,297,616
Schreuder, Linda E. 228,231,342,616
Schriner, Kent K. 616
Schrock, Mark D. 74,182,376,616
Schroeder, Beverly S. 484
Schroeder, Lonnie D. 224,616
668
Schroeder, Nicholas 136,188
Schroeder, Polly A. 242,351,616
Schroeder, Ruth E. 72,73,161,217 327
616
Schroeppel, Cheryl S. 484
Schroeppel, Michele 198,342,616
Schruben, Dale L. 172,185,484
Schubert, Phillis A. 356,616
Schuler, Carl L. 182
Schuler, Darlene T. 200
Schulke, Dwight A. 155,180,197,329,
616
Schulte, Lawrence A. 180,616
Schulte, Ronald D. 321,616
Schulteis, Susan J. 71,271,616
Schultis, Clair S. 128,157,170,181,484
Schultz, George W. 295,401,616
Schultz, Joel S. 163,179,616
Schultz, Linda S. 342,616
Schultz, Stanley L. 363,616
Schultz, Steve E. 305,484
Schultz, Steven L. 370,616
Schultz, Vicki L. 342,616
Schulz, Gary D. 71,204,363,616
Schulze, Carole S. 131,150
Schumacher, Douglas 181
Schumacher, John A. 616
Schunke, Robert A. 313,617
Schurle, Fred E. 238,617
Schutte, Susan L. 271,617
Schwab, Carl F. 315,617
Schwab, Susan A. 150,204,259,617
Schwant, Eldon W. 108
Schwartz, Joseph M. 370,617
Schwartz, Ralph B. 182
Schwarz, Victor L. 376,617
Schweitzer, Ann C. 222,356,617
Schweitzer, Mary E. 210,232,234,379,
617
Schweitzer, Nancy M. 238
Schweitzer, Stephen 484
Schwendener, Linda S. 351,617
Schwilling, Linda G. 195,234,327,617
Schwindt, Diane J. 152,263,617
Schwing, James E. 159,241,484
Scoby, David H. 370,617
Scoby, Linda J. 342,617
Scoggan, Bruce R. 181
Scoggins, George F. 181
Scoggins, Jesse R. 289,484
Scott, Alan J. 315,617
Scott, Alan W. 196,370,617
Scott, Calvin K. 617
Scott, Carl A. 376,617
Scott, Catherine E. 335,617
Scott, David L. 363,617
Scott, Dennis L. 617
Scott, Harry M. 285,617
Scott, Mrs. H. W. 318
Scott, James L. 167,329,617
Scott, Julia J. 230,484
Scott, Karen E. 351,617
Scott, Kathryn A. 54,267,617
Scott, Kenneth A. 617
Scott, Larry 484
Scott, Laura L. 83,275,617
Scott, Marcia K. 232,265,617
Scott, Rachel A. 84,150,131,161,209,
275,617
Scott, Richard L. 195,376,617
Scott, Robert L. 393
Scott, Ronald A. 218,363,617
Scott, Saundra K. 327,617
Scott, Shirlev J. 484
Scott, Susan I. 277,356,617
Scott, Thomas W. 180
Scott, William T. 211,484
Scribner, Mildred J. 191,193,484
Scully, Susan J. 342,617
Seaman, Pamela J. 48,156,277,617
Seaton, Linda L. 232,244,484
Seballoz, Daniel J. 370,617
Sebastian, Mary K. 241,342,618
Sebesta, Linda J, 164,210,231,330,331,
356,618
Sebree, Robert A. 299,618
Sedlacek, Elizabeth 342,618
Sedlacek, Randell L. 363,618
See, Ronald E. 618
Seefeldt, Alvin L. 155,179,370,618
Seel, Charles J. 85,197,618
Seeman, John E. 484
Seibel, Patricia S. 342,618
Seibert, Gary D. 191,618
Seidel, William A. 363,618
Seideman, Jeffrey S. 370,618
Seifkes, Dennis R. 303
Seigle, James L. 295,396,618
Seiler, Jeanette K. 356,484
Seip, Terry L. 297,484
Seitz, Martha J. 71,150,152,269,618
Seitz, Patricia A. 24,58,150,156,162,
163,263,618
Seitz, Ronald E. 225,370,618
Selbe, Nancy S. 335,618
Selbe, William L. 185,315,410,411,
414,484
Self, Huber, 160,206
Sell, Philip L. 56,158,168,297,618
Sellers, Janet K. 618
Selsor, Nancy K. 351,618
Selvidge, Harold R. 215
Senior Class Officers 437
Senior Class Section 436-497
Ser, Elliot M. 376,618
Serriert, Allan D. 225,370,618
Serwich, Alan F. 370,618
Setchell, Warren A. 484
Setzkorn, Roger L. 618
Severance, Anita J. 257,356,618
Severin, Charles G. 282,618
Severino, Anthony F. 396
Seward, Freeman G. 485
Sewart, Diana C. 342,618
Sexson, Terry N. 618
Sexton, Joseph G. 618
Seybert, Alice F. 170,327,618
Seyfert, Don M. 485
Seyfert, Earl H. 295,400,401,403,618
Seyfert, Ronald J. 191,234
Seyler, Dale L. 618
Seyler, Mary J. 184,275,618
Seymour, Cathy E. 351,618
Seymour, Donald T. 419
Seymour, James C. 618
Shackelford, Jean A. 54,166,216,444,
485
Shadden, Burl H. 485
Shade, Janet L. 156,201,275,618
Shafer, Peggy E. 242
Shaffer, James C. 321,619
Shaffer, Jane A. 196,342,619
Shaffer, Ronald L. 313,619
Shah, Piyush S. 213,283,653
Shah, Prabodh R. 180,213,485
Shah, Pradip K. 213
Shahrokhi, Farhad 221
Shaikh, Muzaffar A. 213,214
Shalkoski, Victor 80,81,196,619
Shamsuddin, Mir 653
Shank, Diana L. 356,619
Shank, Glen L. 293
Shank, James L. 241,485
Shank, Richard E. 196,241,619
Shannon, Carol S. 271,619
Shannon, Kenneth D. 178,363,619
Shapiro, Philip 183
Shapiro, Samuel H. 225
Sharp, Linda D. 342,485
Sharp, Susan L. 351,619
Sharp, Thomas L. 85,229,363,619
Shattuck, Linda L. 351,485
Shaw, Bobbie J. 222,273,485
Shaw, Linda C. 271,619
Shaw, Nancy A. 335,619
Shaw, Wilbert 392,393
Shawver, Janie A. 271,351,619
Shawver, Norman T. 157
Shawver, S. Herbert 653
Shay, Larry D. 363,619
Shay, Robert J. 187
Sheetz, Jane A. 117,150,152,277,619
Shehi, Linda K. 201,269,619
Sheik, Alice J. 74,197,252,273,619
Sheik, Jean A. 197,222,232,273,609
Sheil, Daniel J. 319
Shelby, Lana K. 232
Sheldon, Deborah A. 335,619
Sheldon, Randall E. 619
Sheldon, Susan J. 159,161,267,485
Shellenberger, Charles 422
Shelley, John M. 321,619
Shelor, Michael E. 112,172,179,357,
363,485
Shelor, Robert S. 370,619
Shelton, Edward J. 238,363,619
Sheneman, Danny D. 215
Shenkel, Claude W. 169
Shenkel, Jeffrey L. 619
Shepek, Donald L. 619
Sheppard, Richard D. 291,619
Sher, David E. 370,619
Sherer, Sharon A. 356,619
Sheriff, Al 430
Sherlock, Stephen A. 291,619
Sherraden, Dennis R. 299,619
Sherraden, Julie D. 342,344,619
Sherrod, Kent H. 235,485
Sherwood, Charlotte 356,619
Sherwood, Jacob M. 186,485
Sheue, Mary A. 356,619,654
Shideler, Robert W. 317
Shiel, Daniel J. 159,172,183,427,619
Shields, Dorothy J. 356,619
Shields, Glenn W. 182,363,619
Shields, Judy D. 352,620
Shier, Eleanor R. 232,257,620
Shilling, Michael D. 317,486
Shilling, Pamela J. 271,620
Shilling, Steve A. 363,620
Shimer, James C. 282,620
Shinkle, Blanche 272
Shinn, Claude E. 653
Shipley, Michael J. 305,620
Shipman, Janet K. 228,259,335,620
Shipman, Robert H. 376,620
Shipman, Rodney P. 176,195,205,207
Shirk, Thomas R. 283,620
Shirley, Cynthia D. 352,620
Shivers, Donald G. 151,486
Shivers, Karen S. 342,621
Shoemaker, Richard E. 242,620
Shoemaker, Roger E. 410,414
Shoemaker, William L. 73,211,620
Shorb, Nancy L. 379,620
Shotts, Robert S. 370,620
Shoup, Charlotte A. 131,150,194,208,
330,342,344,620
Shoup, Elizabeth A. 486
Shoup, John M. 421
Shoup, Marcia E. 342,620
Shove, Craig R. 74,297,620
Showalter, Dennis R. 370,620
Showalter, Jerry D. 363,620
Shrable, John B. 235
Shrack, James K. 112,172,184,295,486
Shrauner, Harry S. 370,620
Shrock, Jay W. 620
Shrock, Lucy A. 352,620
Shubber, Najih M. 190
Shubber, Suad A. 190
Shubert, Jerry J. 363,620
Shubert, Larry R. 158,223,620
Shucart, James 315,620
Shugart, Grace M. 131
Shukman, Larry J. 486
Shull, Terry L. 228,342,620
Shuman, Michael L. 486
Shuman, Myrna S. 486
Shumate, Phyllis M. 210,342,620
Shupe, Cora 320
Shupe, George E. 363,401,620
Shupe, John W.
Shurts, James A.
Shuyler, Kent D.
bley, Gwen I
bley, Veryl B
ddiqi, Riaz H
debottom, Willa F.
dorfsky, Dona S
363,401,620
203,223,319,620
653
620
187,620
214
620
61
dorfsk
y, Frank M. 72
dwell
Walter L.
187
ebert,
James C.
317,620
ebert,
Ladd L.
205
ebert,
William J
169,293,486
efkes,
David L.
370,620
efkes,
Dennis R.
103,194,229,234,
169
486
egle, Franklin B. 166,216
emens, Ellen K. 231,261,621
emsen, Gary W. 363,621
everin, Andree J. 621
evers, Ralph E. 187,621
ewert, Thomas F. 486
gdestad, Leonard A. 158,186,486
gle, Arris A. 178,370,621
gley, Janora A. 263,621
gma Alpha Epsilon 314-315
gma Alpha Eta 169
gma Chi 316-317
gma Delta Chi 171
gma Delta Pi 170
gma Gamma Epsilon
gma Nu 318-319
gma Phi Epsilon 320-321
gma Tau 172
gwing, Richard B. 315,621
II, Webster H. 74,297,621
Iver, Donna L. 81,232,263,621
Ivy, Nova J. 235
mmonds, David W
mmons, David H.
mmons, Donna R.
621
mmons, Leroy D.
mmons, Patricia A
mmons, Steven W.
mon, Celine M. 151
mon, Diane P. 342,621
mon, Sherry S. 427
mons, Barbara I. 231,621
mons, Gale G. 653
mons, Kent S. 370,621
monson, Jeanette 284
mpson, Diane M. 209,234,486
mpson, John H. 201
mpson, Judy E. 342,621
mpson, Leslie A. 370,621
mpson, Patricia O. 486
mpson, Roderic D. 188
mpson, William B. 328,621
ms, Gary D. 293,621
ms, Lana S. 342,621
ms, Marcia G. 231,342,621
ms, Michael E. 307,486
ne, William P. 283,621
nger, Leland O. 157,328,621
nger, Marilyn L. 265,486
ngh, Awadh R. 213
ngh, Vajinder P. 213
ngleterry, John L
ngular, Nancy A.
nisi, Matthew F.
nn, Elizabeth A.
nn, Lawrence E.
pes, John C.
sco, Danny P
297,486
363,621
74,202,242,356,
309,621
. 231,335,486
621
uda,
Gerald R
Skach, James C.
Skaer, William C.
Skalka, Dennis R.
Skates, Lenna D.
Skeuse, Elaine J.
Skeuse, John T.
486
198,271,342,621
164,396
486
621
31 1,621
253,289,621
Skeuse, Thomas J
Skidmore, Nancy L.
Skinner, George H.
Skinner, Thomas W
Skolaut, Beverly J.
Skolaut, Glenda A.
Skonberg, Irene S
Skow, Andy M.
Slaven, James J
183,370,621
185,621
295,486
136,158,187,621
181,621
228,241,261,342,621
311,621
311,621
271,342,621
319,622
180,227
202,228,335,622
622
73,74,161,486
317,622
305,622
Slaven, Stanley M. 199,622
Slead, David A. 223
Sleeter, Ronald T. 653
Sleichter, Jerry W. 194,370,622
Slentz, John L. 622
Slentz, Sharyn L. 56,343
Slimmer, Dennis R. 183,289,363,622
Slimmer, Stephen R. 370,622
Slimmer, Sylvia C. 335,622
Slinkman, Craig W. 280,622
Sloan, Diana S. 343,622
Sloan, Eldon 92
Sloan, Nancy J. 232,343,622
Sloat, David E. 242,622
Slonka, Gerald F. 188
Sloop, Jean 74
Sloop, Trudy C. 263,343,622
Slothower, Becky M. 83,131,209,275,
622
Slough, Freddie L. 622
Slupianek, Lawrence 253,323,622
Slusher, Steven H. 109,188,287,622
Small, Jonathan P. 426
Small, Susan J, 275,486
Smalley, Suzanne M. 265,622
Smart, Deanna F. 352,622
Smerchek, Margaret M. 194,234,325
Smethers, Howard D. 212
Smith, Betty J. 195,335,622
Smith, Burton G. 370,622
Smith, Carey L. 622
Smith, Carol P. 151,486
Smith, Carolin K. 202,343,622
Smith, Celia A. 343,622
Smith, Christine L. 257,343,622
Smith, Corydon 622
Smith, David D. 226,486
Smith, David R. 622
Smith, Delancey A. 319,622
Smith, Dennis W. 379,487
Smith, Dennis W. 187,487
Smith, Douglas C. 280,487
Smith, Duane B. 323,622
Smith, Elizabeth A. 71
Smith, Elizabeth D. 222,487
Smith, Eugene C. 196,622
Smith, Eugene L. 323,363,487
Smith, Evelyn K. 343,622
Smith, Garry L. 293,487
Smith, Gary L. 487
Smith, Gerald A. 82
Smith, Geraldine A. 82,228,257,622
Smith, Gregory K. 328,622
Smith, Gwendolyn G. 60,343,344,623
Smith, Harry G. 285,623
Smith, James F. 153,323,623
Smith, James G. 297,401,487
Smith, James T. 363,623
Smith, Janice E. 487
Smith, Janice E. 231,267,487
Smith, Janis V. 189
Smith, Joan I. 198,487
Smith, John C. 188
Smith, John D. 31 1,623
Smith, John L. 187,487
Smith, Joyce M. 202,356,623
Smith, Judith A. 169,195,241,335,623
Smith, Larry A. 197,285,623
Smith, Laura D. 335,623
Smith, Leeland A. 370,623
Smith, Linda S. 198,356,623
Smith, Lora M. 150,164,171,209,356,
623
Smith, Marsha S. 209,335,623
Smith, Nancy C. 231,487
Smith, Nancy J. 229,275,343,623
Smith, Pamella J. 222
Smith, Patrick A. 181,363,623
Smith, Philip M, 329,623
Smith, Prudence L. 352,623
Smith, Reuben M. 379
Smith, Rex D. 370,623
Smith, Richard A. 376,624
Smith, Rita A. 71,152,167,243,343,624
Smith, Robert A. 624
Smith, Robert G. 177,624
Smith, Robert M. 167 204
Smith, Roger C. 201
Smith, Ronald H. 487
Smith, Ronald J. 109,176,624
Smith, Ronald W. 179,363,624
Smith, Roy L. 188,624
Smith, Roy O. 313,400,401.487
Smith Scholarship House 328
Smith, Sharon 80
Smith, Stephen A. 167,281,624
Smith, Steven V. 624
Smith, Suzanne H. 277,624
Smith, Ty D. 291,624
Smith, Verba E. 306
Smith, Verle A. 363,624
Smith, Virgil L. 624
Smith, Waller D. 155
Smoll, Susan L. 210,343,624
Smurthwaite House 326-327
Smutz, Darryl D. 74,157,313,624
Smutz, Susan 206,257,343,624
Sneath, Jon C. 487
Snell, Robert R. 93
Snell, Sharrie A. 71,228,257,624
Snethen, Donald D. 240,624
Snider, Anne C. 62,275,624
Snodderley, John A. 197,289,624
Snodgrass, Stephen E. 370,624
Snow, Karen M. 198,335,624
Snyder, Barry L. 169,487
Snyder, Dallas F. 624
Snyder, Karen S. 356,624
Snyder, Steven A. 624
Snyder, Thomas E. 283,624
Snyder, Veryle E. 164,363
Soccer Club 226
Social Coordinating Council 62
Society of American Military Engineers
185
Socolofsky, Barbara 191,193,356,624
Socolofsky, Harold E. 157,185,203,242
Socolofsky, Homer E. 101
Socolofsky, Robert M. 74,624
Sodergren, Pamela A. 216,228,232,
273,335,624
Soils Judging Team 108
Soldner, Jerry L. 175
Soldner, William 487
Soldner, Liana S. 379,624
Solenberger, David R. 154,363,624
Somsen, Harry W. 201
Soper, Stanley M. 487
Sorensen, Kenneth A. 201
Sororities 254-277
Souder, Constance J. 131,352,624
Soupiset, Donald L. 624
Southard, Mary A. 181,330,331,356,
487
Southerland, Barbara 131,164,202,487
Southerland, John L. 487
Sowers, Carmen M. 177
Sowers, Don W. 176,205,363,624
Sowers, Leon D. 155,176,205
Spacek, Sheryl G. 228,259,335,624
Spachek, Carole E. 343,624
Spain, Phillip F. 487
Spainhour, Paul L. 153,363,625
Spalding, Robert E. 379,625
Spangenberg, Kenneth 109,303,487
Spangler, M. Jill 625
Spangler, Michael S. 375,376,625
Sparks 150
Sparks, Ellen E. 198,352,625
Sparks, Judith A. 343,625
Sparks, Ralph V. 625
669
Sparks, Robert A. 235,487
Spaulding, Stuart A. 183,204,233,625
Speakers 40-41
Spear, Marjorie A. 26,27,28,241,343,
625
Spears, Jacqueline D. 37,58,97,150,
273,625
Spease, Beth A. 352,625
Special Days 36-37
Speer, Billy L. 155,370,625
Spellman, Gail E. 60,352,625
Spellman, Larry G. 235,487
Spellman, Wayne E. 625
Spence, Carol S. 257,352,625
Spencer, Benjamin F. 183
Spencer, Donna M. 356,625
Spencer, Jack D. 188
Spencer, John P. 201
Spencer, Laurence W. 487
Spencer, Robert D. 370,625
Spencer, Robert L. 376,625
Sperry, Cynthia L. 161,230,275,487
Spessard, Judith A. 239
Spicher, Beverly D. 352,625
Spielman, Norval K. 370,625
Spiers, Margie J. 343,625
Spies, Stephen B. 225,363,625
Spiker, Gary D. 287,488
Spillman, Sherry L. 488
Spingler, Richard H. 625
Spitsnogle, Sherri D. 257,625
Splitter, Gary A. 187,303,488
Sponable, Lucile 300
Sport Parachute Club 227
Sports Car Club 227
Sprague, Viola J. 356,625
Sprang, Fred G. 289,625
Sprang, Janet D. 220,228,625
Spratt, Dennis M. 370,625
Sprecker, Gaylen R. 154,488
Springer, Jeffrey A. 625
Springier, Richard H. 291
Spurgeon, Joseph A. 406
Sramek, Marilyn K. 343,625
Srna, Richard E. 488
Staab, Carol J. 228,248,265,625
Staab, Michael J. 363,625
Stach, Robert E. 188
Stacy, Rosanna P. 343,625
Stadelman, Stanley T. 319,625
Stafford, Colleen L. 60,222,352,625
Stafford, Sharon 263,335,626
Stainbrook, Terry A. 287,626
Stallard, Bill E. 85,319,626
Stallbaumer, Robert 223,626
Stalling, Clayton D. 235
Stallings, Cindy S. 335,626
Stambaugh, Louis A. 626
Stamets, Bradley E. 488
Stamets, Jane O. 626
Stamey, Robert W. 73,301,626
Stamey, William 115
Standley, Mary A. 335,626
Standridge, James A. 370,626
Stang, Elden J. 488
Stanley, James J. 626
Stanley, James W. 197,376
Stanley, Keith L. 81,309,626
Stanley, Sharon A. 343,626
Stanton, Frank D. 188
Stanton, Noel W. 626
Stapleton, Karen A. 626
Stark, Robert L. 225,303,626
Starke, Robert F. 375,376,626
Starkey, Karen K, 152,232,269,626
Starkweather, Jo A. 63,117,269,626
Starr, Keith D. 195,234,242
States, Alan E. 168,626
States, Carolyn L. 626
States, Gary L. 363,626
Statesmates 228-229
Statesmen 229
Staton, Jeffrey W. 280,626
Stauder, Jerry W. 128,170,185,488
Stauffer, Harley N. 229
Stauffer, Ray D. 218,376,488
St. Clair, Leigh W. 168,191,626
Stead, David A. 240
Steanson, Donald L. 154,218
Stecklein, Alfred L. 285,626
Stedl, John L. 151
Steel Ring 170
Steele, Alan K. 231,488
Steele, Charles G. 164,313,488
Steele, Donita M. 195,208,335,626
Steele, Lawrence R. 488
Steele, Mark N. 376,626
Steele, Richard E. 183,626
Steele, Rosemary P. 343,626
Steele, Stuart H. 406
Steen, Philip J. 205,311,626
Steenson, Merlyn G. 626
Steeples, Donald W. 357,371,626
Stegelin, Forrest E. 109,193,195,287,
626
Steiger, Robert D. 62,74,299,437,489
Steinfort, Harry A. 136,158,187
Steinke, Susan B. 275,626
Steinle, Wayne K. 235,489
Steinman, Dale J. 371,626
Steinmeyer, Paul E. 626
Stelter, Lavern H. 627
Stenfors, Jack B. 627
Stenger, James T. 157,627
Stenzel, Loren R. 297,627
Stephans, William F. 489
Stephens, Alan R. 178,212,315,363,
489
Stephens, Barbara K. 228,352,627
Stephens, David L. 243,376,627
Stephens, Donald J. 376,627
Stephens, Elizabeth 271,627
Stephens, Judith L. 343,627
Stephens, Linda K. 335
Stephens, Nanette L. 379,626
Stephens, Sharron L. 356,489
Steppel, Judith 200
Sterbenz, Janet M. 219,343,627
Sterling, Michael B. 305,421,627
Steunenberg, Thomas B. 93,117
Stevens, Allen R. 212,627
Stevens, Deborah S. 343,627
Stevens, Jill 194,224,267,352,627
Stevens, Marsha L. 627
Stevens, Michael B. 172,307,627
Stevens, Rodney L. 371,627
Stevens, Ronald L. 396
Stevenson, Christena A. 177
Stevenson, Dale E. 180
Stevenson, John E. 363,627
Stevenson, Marjorie
Stevenson, Paul N.
Stevenson, Ruth V.
Steward, Barbara C.
Stewart, Ann 627
Stewart, Cheryl L.
Stewart, Frederick
Stewart, Gary A.
Stewart, Jack M.
Stewart, James D.
Stewart, Kathryn L.
26
205,207
222,489
352,627
327,627
N. 627
307,627
309,627
185
343,627
Stewart, Paul A. 71,74
Stewart, Rex A. 205
Stewart, Sandra K. 343,627
Stewart, Vivian I. 343,627
efel, Sue Z. 26,228,263,353,627
elow, Kenneth L. 175,489
erwalt, Pamela S. 242
ffler, Dennis M. 363,627
les, Barbara A. 197,273,627
llwell, Grover R. 371,627
mach, Theodore J. 363,627
ndt, Judith A. 198,356,627
tes, Barbara J. 177
tes, Donald L. 627
tes, Wilbur R. 176,205
th, Cheryl A. 489
th, Marjorie M. 131
tzel, Richard E. 72,73,165
vers, Fred S. 393,489
ivers, Janet K. 200
Stock, Donald R. 628
Stock, Jeanette L. 164
Stockham, Steven L. 71,299,628
Stocking, Sherry L. 343,628
Stoecker, Randall D. 287,628
Stoehr, Philip J. 169,280,489
Stoever, Henry M. 376,628
Stogsdill, Jerry W. 628
Stohs, Janice L. 231,343,628
Stohs, Larry A. 237,489
Stoll, Johnny E. 175,628
Stone, Robert W. 285,628
Stone, Sharon L. 194,207,489
Stonehocker, Martha A. 231,275,628
Stoner, Kenneth L. 330,376,628
Stones, Kent H. 175,193,371
Storer, Harold E. 155,329,628
152,210,232,343,628
628
A. 72,323,371,628
628
281,371,628
E. 198,363,628
Storrer, Carol A.
Storrer, Karen I.
Stoskopf, William
Stout, Barbara J.
Stout, Cecil E.
Stout, Kenneth
Stout, Marcia L.
Stout, Mary A.
Stout, Melvin J.
Stout, Robert J.
Stover, Nancy K
Stover, Robert H.
192,356,628
208,343,628
184,628
628
232,489
197,211
375,628
239
163,307,489
232,343,628
343,628
150,327,330,628
195,197,223,227,
329
Stowell, Bradley W
Stowell, Francis E.
St. Peter, Louis G.
St. Pierre, Ruth M.
Strader, Carolyn J.
Strahm, Darlene S.
Strahm, Ronald L.
628
Strain, Larry D. 227
Straube Scholarship House
Strawn, Clifford E. 489
Strate, Shela L. 257,335,628
Strayer, Brenda K. 273,352,628
Strecker, Albert H. 489
Strecker, Glen E. 376,405,628
Strecker, Janice E. 232,489
Streeter, Arthur C. 156,157,166,628
Streit, Les D. 176,628
Stremel, Kathleen M. 169,241,343,628
Stresewski, James E. 185
Strieker, James A. 371,628
Stricklin, Gary J. 371,628
Strine, John H. 321,629
Stritzke, Robert D. 223,376,629
Stroberg, Jeanette M. 232,489
Stroda, Sherry M. 208,343,629
Strohm, David A. 293,489
Strong, Mabel 354
Strozier, Arthur A. 393
Strube, John H. 321,489
Strube, Roger L. 321
Struss, Mark A. 371,629
Strutz, Richard H. 363,629
Stuart, Gregory C. 281,629
Stuart, James G. 629
Stuart, Larry D. 363,629
Stuckey, John W. 188
Stuckey, Larry D. 287,629
Stucky, Gary L. 240
Stucky, Gerald W. 364,629
Stucky, Jolene F. 343,629
Stucky, Ronald L. 176,205,240,371,629
Stude, John W. 154,197,629
Student Education Association
230-232
Student Education Association Officers
230
Student Governing Association 56-59
SGA President's Cabinet 56
SGA Executive Chairmen 59
Student Health 142-143
Student Publications 76-84
Student Senate 58
Studkey, Larry D. 187
Studnicka, James R. 199
Stuessi, Janice L. 156,263,629
Stueve, Emmett L. 181,196
Stueve, Karl 629
Stueve, Mark A. 629
Stull, Robert W. 392,393
Stull, Terry D. 159,183,629
Stum, Linda Y. 489
Stump, Jerry H. 313,629
Stumpff, Lawrence C. 364,629
Sturgeon, Jerry L. 376,629
Subbarao, Damera V. 234,653
Suberkropp, Jerald L. 328,330,629
Suchart, Carol A. 156,273,629
Sudbeck, Odo M. 489
Suderman, Daniel A. 85,629
Suellentrop, John M. 311,489
Suellentrop, Timothy 364,629
Suenram, Richard D. 151
Suggs, Fred W. 190,204,307,629
Suggs, Laura J. 239,252,273,629
Sughrue, Kathleen M. 259,489
Sullivan, Barbara J. 343,629
Sullivan, Glenn H. 653
Sullivan, Jennifer K. 152,231,273,629
Sullivan, Kenneth D. 176,489
Sullivan, Marilyn J. 489
Sullivan, Patricia J. 210,232,343,629
Sullivan, Peggy E. 629,654
Sullivan, Richard E. 654
Sullivan, Susan E. 149,181,489
Sumbingco, Susana L. 162,654
Summer School 16-17
Summers, Peggy A. 352
Summers, Ronald J. 281,629
Summers, Sara A. 265,352,629
Sumner, Ronald P. 295,629
Sun, Yi-Tien 190
Sundahl, Thomas E. 315,629
Sundberg, Eugene A. 629
Sundberg, Virginia K. 379,629
Sunderland, Elmer L. 630
Sunderland, Jean M. 194,207,209,219
Sunderland, Lane V. 151,301,489
Suor, Jane A. 161,269,490
Surrett, Richard L. 323,630
Suster, Boris 630
Sutcliffe, Elizabeth 194,325,630
Sutherland, Eva J. 193,343,630
Sutherland, Karen A. 200
Sutherland, Lynn A. 356,630
Sutherland, Theodore 172,179
Sutley, Steven P. 376,630
Suttle, Jerry L. 164
Svarvari, Sherwood L. 158,187,223
Svaty, John G. 301,490
Svaty, Karl J. 183
Swails, Gary G. 188
Swain, Charlotte L. 232,261,630
Swain, Damon P. 630
Swain, Marion K. 327,630
Swalwell, Arthur R. 305,630
Swan, Arthur T. 299,630
Swan, Linda G. 208,261,335,630
Swan, Susan A. 277,490
Swan, William S. 193,227,364,630
Swander, William A. 364,630
Swank, Helen T. 274
Swank, Kathryn A. 200
Swank, Sidney K. 182
Swann, Clair L. 490
Swanson, Donna C. 189
Swanson, Michael R. 376,630
Swanson, Roger W. 225
Swanson, Sherman J. 158,187
Swart, Clifford L. 229,630
Swart, Donna G. 335,630
Swart, Roger R. 183,379,630
Swayze, Stephen W. 299,630
Sweat, Donald L. 188
Sweat, June F. 156,230,352,630
Swedenburg Robert L. 630
Sweet, Dennis E. 364,396,630
Sweet, Harold M. 364,630
Sweet, William J. 490
Swenson, Carol R. 630
Swenson, David D. 309,630
Swenson, Dennis D. 371,630
Swenson, Edward L. 328,630
Swenson, Kenneth L. 229,364
Swenson, Loren C. 229,321,371
Swenson, Sandra S. 261,343,630
Swenson, Vickey L. 265,352,630
Swerczek, David A. 188
Swerczek, Robert A. 186,490
Swick, Dennis D. 364,630
Swimming 420-421
Swinehart, James G. 197,490
Swinney, Bill C. 364,630
Swint, James L. 490
Swint, Nancy L. 335,630
Swisher, Rhae M. 93,121,631
Swisher, Terry L. 291,631
Swoyer, Glen F. 201
Symes, Mary H. 331,343,490
Symns, Donna L. 193,225,228,352,631
Symns, Perrin K. 194,243,631
Symons, Stanley M. 315,631
Szafran, Thomas A. 379,631
Taber, Homer L. 182,376,631
Tabler, Kathleen D. 202,490
Table Tennis Club 233
Tacktill, Norman 225,631
Tadtman, James L. 128,159,183,185,
490
Tadtman, Marilyn M. 219,631
Taftian, Samuel 183,221,490
Tallerday, Carolan M. 224,261,352,631
Talley, Allen G. 364,419,631
Talley, Michael S. 631
Tangeman, Roy D. 241,631
Tangeman, Steven A. 301,631
Tanner, Carole L. 631
Tanner, James R. 264,371,631
Tanner, Linda G. 335,631
Taphorn, Robert B. 218,490
Taphorm, Stephany K. 200
Taplin, Faye L. 379,631
Tapphorn, Ralph M. 654
Tarman, Galen W. 317,631
Tarquinio, Paul M. 631
Tarry, Michael C. 317,410,413,414,
631
Tarver, Phyllis A. 228,259,335,631
Tate, Candis K. 335,631
Tate, Philip M. 299,631
Tau Kappa Epsilon 283
Tau Sigma Delta 172
Taylor, Barbara E. 26,259,631
Taylor, Bernard C. 188,631
Taylor, Ellen L. 232,265,490
Taylor, Eloise E. 346,654
Taylor, James E. 197,281,371,631
Taylor, James S. 203,379,631
Taylor, John C. 364,631
Taylor, John H. 490
Taylor, Kent D. 83,299,631
Taylor, Lauralea 257,490
Taylor, Lawrence W. 371,631
Taylor, Lois E. 356,631
Taylor, Ralph B. 154,309,631
Taylor, Robert 346
Taylor, Ronald W. 289,490
Taylor, Steven L. 285,427,631
Taylor, Thomas A. 199,654
Taylor, Valerie 210,228,343,631
Taylor, Vicki A. 352,631
Teagarden, Richard L. 191,193,287,
490
Tedford, Jay S. 364,632
Teel, Randy W. 632
Teener, James W. 329,632
Teichgraeber, Joseph 72,301,632
Teichgraeber, Thomas 301,490
Tenbarge, Sr. Mary M. 151
Tennis 423
Terry, Austina 197,232,379,632
Terry, Robert L. 185
Terwilliger, Sharon 217,231,632
Teschner, Susan C. 72
Tessendorf, Linda R. 335,632
Tetebo, Rosetta 356,632
Thayer, Linda L. 343,632
Theobald, Nancy A. 71,217,379,632
Theta Sigma Phi 171
Theurer, Richard L. 191,287,632
Thiel, Margaret A. 194,241,632
Thiel, Marie E. 356
Thiele, Gerald H. 194,205,237,632
Thieler, Stephen M. 160,172,212,364,
632
Thiessen, Leon E. 186,490
Thiessen, Valerie J. 162,325,491
Thomas, Barbara J. 198,208,343,632
Thomas, Beverly J. 167,343,632
Thomas, Bonita K. 204,343,632
Thomas, Daniel E. 305,416,632
Thomas, Janet S. 632
Thomas, Janyth D. 343
Thomas, John K. 74,169
Thomas, John R. 280,632
Thomas, Jon F. 283,491
Thomas, Joyce A. 215
Thomas, Kenneth E. 138
Thomas, Kenneth L. 180,229,371,632
Thomas, Kenneth L. 215
Thomas, Kent R. 285,632
Thomas, Lindon C. 237
Thomas, Timothy M. 287,632
Thompson, David R. 317,632
Thompson, Don F. 364,632
Thompson, Edward L. 491
Thompson, Gary D. 195,632
Thompson, Hugh E. 201
Thompson, James T. 319,632
Thompson, Janet E. 208,335,632
Thompson, Jay F. 313,632
Thompson, Jonnie S. 231,343,491
Thompson, Judith A. 54,356,632
Thompson, Linda R. 352,632
Thompson, McCager M. 176,371,632
Thompson, Melvin E. 301,491
Thompson, Michiel L. 632
Thompson, Pamela L. 335,632
Thompson, Richard K. 225
Thompson, Steven M. 371,654
Thompson, Susan L. 200
Thompson, Terry D. 632
Thompson, Wilma 373
Thomsen, Mary H. 335,632
Thorn, Karen D. 261,335,633
Thornbrugh, Steven K. 285,633
Thorp, Roger M. 633
Thorpe, Carol S. 229,356,633
Thorsell, Gladys C. 209,234,356,633
Thorsen, I. Eugene 93,113
Thorsen, Karen E. 269,491
670
Thorson, Mary A. 633
Throckmorton, Ray I. 379,421,633
Thuillez, Darryl R. 379,633
Thull, Gary L. 215,633
Thummel, Lawrence K. 328,633
Thummel, Randall E. 371,633
Thurlow, Linda K. 197,208,343,633
Thyfault, Harlan A. 225,633
Thyfault, Katherine 491
Thiamzon, Mercedes N. 203
Tidball, William P. 187
Tiemann, Larry S. 633
Tietjen, Douglas A. 282,633
Tijerina, Louis L. 85
Tillery. Carol A. 263,633
Tillman, Frank A. 127
Tillmon, Conibeth 198,356,633
Tillotson, Linda S. 271,491
Tillson, Charles K. 193,491
Tilsch, Jon G. 371,633
Timian, Lawrence W. 491
Timian, Virginia 491
Timken, Roger D. 224,295,364,633
Ting, Pi-Yu 205
Tinkler, David E. 205
Tinkler, Steven B. 371,633
Tipling, Sheila J. 491
Tippery, Kevin D. 371,633
Tisdel, John F. 301,633
Toben, Walter H. 633
Toburen, Kathleen K. 219
Todd, David C. 194,633
Todd, Louis D. 192
Todd, Michael A. 364,633
Tolchinsky, Allen I. 396
Tolin, Gregg R. 212,633
Toll, Bryn B. 232,491
Tollefson, David P. 74,165,293,633
Tollefson, Marilyn J. 257,343,633
Tollefson, Sandra D. 194,210,231,343,
633
Tolson, Michael H. 371,633
Tomayko, Valerie 227,343,633
Toney, John W. 58,103,158,194,199,
303,491
Tonn, Donald P. 364,633
Toothaker, Carol A. 237,356,633
Toothaker, Martha E. 237,356,633
Torkelson, Carol E. 61,194,243,352,
633
Torluemke, Mark K. 293,491
Torrence, Bobbie J. 633
Totten, Harry E. 364,634
Touchstone 85
Tousignant, Karen E. 241,352,634
Touslee, James E. 128,170,183,285,
491
Townley, Lawrence E. 117,301,634
Towns, Dennis D. 176,194,371,634
Towns, Donald L. 171,491
Tozer, Barbara J. 198,343,359,634
Tozier, Janet L. 356,634
Trabant, Dennis C. 169
Trabant, Gaylen D. 634
Trabert, Michael L. 291,634
Track Team 414
Traffas, Kathleen C. 60,343,634
Traffas, Mary L. 343,634
Train, Mary F. 259,343,634
Train, Sammy K. 634
Train, Steve W. 156,157,206,299,491
Tranter, Gerald A. 215
Travis, Janice L. 271,491
Travis, Karen E. 208,335,634
Traxson, Steven G. 289,634
Treder, John H. 212,227,634
Tremain, Donald R. 634
Tremmel, William C. 97,99
Tremmel, William M. 98,634
Trennepohl, Harlan J. 93
Tresenriter, Linda L. 259,634
Triangle 322-323
Triantafyllou, Deme 172,491
Tribble, Burton K. 151,158,178,491
Tribunal 63
Tripp, Robert L. 172,179,634
Tripp, Wilson 93
Trisler, Dennis R. 328,491
Troell, Richard S. 309,634
Trojovsky, Geraldine 219,343,634
Trost, Eldon R. 103,205,371,634
Trostle, Ronald G. 654
Trotman, Beth A. 72,73,352,634
Trotter, Donald M. 135,137
Troutfetter, George 634
Trower, Thomas W. 376,634
Troyer, Deryl L. 225,376,634
Trueblood, Mark H. 225,371,634
Truhlar, Jimmie W. 183,634
Truitt, Gary B. 371,634
Truitt, Mark R. 634
Trumble, Kenny C. 491
Trumble, Larry W. 634
Trumbo, Don A. 93
Trummel, Marcia G. 491
Trybom, James C. 158,234,634
Tsai, Billy I. 205
Tsujiuchi, Kenneth S. 179
Tucker, Cynthia M. 198,343,634
Tucker, David L. 492
Tucker, Lawrence H. 364,634
Tucker, Leonard L. 225,634
Tucker, Loren G. 187,309,634
Tucker, Richard G. 289,635
Tucker, Thomas R. 197,238,303,492
Tudor, Timothy R. 305,635
Tuggle, Anne A. 277,492
Tulasidas, Kudidge B. 213,654
Tulasidas, Shara 213
Tuma, Jimmy L. 364,635
Tumbry, Ronald G. 396
Tung, James H. 190
Tung, Sarah T. 190
Turner, Catherine L. 193,207,222,356,
635
Turner, Edward L. 654
Turner, Gary L. 203,635
Turner, Marvin E. 158
Turner, Robert A. 635
Turner, Suzanne 34,277,635
Tussey, Barbara A. 277,492
Tussey, Mary L. 150,152,277,635
Tuter, Peggy S. 654
Tuxbury, Wililam D. 154
Twaddell, Dale O. 176
Twaddell, Ladeanna L. 177
Tweed, Thomas E. 315,635
Tweedy, Lindsey D. 635
Twirlers 34-35
Twombly, Thomas R. 172,285,492
Tyler, Fredrick S. 289,635
u
Uehling, Terry D. 197,297,635
Uehling, Thomas R. 635
Uhrich, Randall D. 313,416,635
Ukele, Quenadyne G. 356,635
Ukena, Nancy J. 191,194,232,259,635
Ulrich, Catherine L. 277,635
Ulrich, James S. 283,635
Umberger, Susan K. 263,352,635
Umphrey, William R. 635
Umscheid, Mary J. 492
Underbjerg, Dee V. 73
Underbjerg, Dennis V. 165,293,635
Underclass Section 498-649
Underwood, Clifford 225
Underwood, Diana K. 379,635
Underwood, Kenneth H. 154,315,492
Underwood, Mary J. 343,635
Underwood, Oren L. 635
Underwood, Sallie M. 208,343,635
Underwood, Sandra M. 242,335,635
Unger, Norma L. 200
Unger, Ralph D. 492
Ungnade, Ernest H. 184
Union 52-55
Union Governing Board 53
Union Program Council 54
United Campus Christian Fellowship
243
University Choir 71
University Extension Club 234
University Information Staff 138
University President 90-91
Unruh, Chester R. 93,635
Unruh, David J. 317,492
Unruh, Jean L. 194,210,231,240,325,
635
Unruh, Phillip F. 313,492
Unruh, Stephen G. 317,635
Unzicker, Jerry L. 371,635
Upadhyay, K. Srinivas 213
Urban, William T. 654
Urbanek, Gary L. 157,159,172,183,
301,635
Urbanek, Rebecca L. 271,335,635
Urbanek, Robert C. 371,635
Urich, Albert J. 71,74,117,165,328,635
Urquhart, Dee A. 335,635
Utterback, Cheryl S. 26,259,335,635
Utterback, Stephen 62,180,289,492
Utz, Barbara L. 636
Utz, Donald C. 199,636
Utz, Kenneth L. 371,636
Vacek, Gary A. 492
Vacin, Gary L. 203
Vader, Jay H. 315,364,396,636
Vahle, Gregory J. 393
Valder, Stephen M. 201
Valder, Sue A. 201
Valerius, Jonnie B. 74,261,636
Van Allen, Gale E. 343,636
Van Allen, Michael D. 191,287,636
Van Allen, Robert L. 74,129
Van Campen, Michael 224,364,636
Vandall, Kenneth A. 206,289,636
Van Dalsem, John H. 176,194
Vanderlaan, Alfred S. 364,636
Vanderlip, Richard L. 234
Vanderschaaf, Paul 201
Vanderwege, Judeen G. 343,636
Vanderweide, Mark E. 364,636
Vanderweide, Phillip 636
Vanderwoude, Stan S. 636
Van Dorn, Bernard W. 330,379,636
Van Dorn, Margaret L. 343,636
Van Dyke, Norvel M. 155,364,636
Van Dyke, Phylis L. 169,352,636
Van Gaasbeek, Max D. 169,492
Van Gundy, Marcia L. 71,327,636
Vanhole, Steven J. 181,492
Van Laningham, Ronni 371,636
Van Meter, Shirley E. 242,636
Vannoy, John R. 379,636
Van Pelt, Tamise J. 356,636
Vansant, Richard L. 371,636
Van Schoelandt, Richard 371,636
Van Sickel, Christina 343,636
VanSwaay, Marten 165
Van Vechten, Susan L. 352,636
Van Vleet, Sharon L. 131,210,259,636
Van Vleet, Shirley J. 379,636
Van Wickler, Douglas 85,492
Van Zile Hall 377-379
Varney, Alan L. 364,636
Varsity Basketball Squad 401
Varsity Cheerleaders 34
Varsity Football 393
Varsity Men's Glee Club 74
Varsity Rifle Team 426
Varsity Swimming Team 421
Vaughan, Deborah D. 228,263,335,636
Vaughn, Thomas L. 376,636
Vedros, Stephen G. 317,636
Veldhuizen, Ivan D. 376,636
Venkata, Manapalli 213
Vergin, Dexter A. 229,241,636
Verhaalen, Marylyn E. 343,427,636
Verhage, Karen J. 331,343,637
Vering, Kathryn J. 228,352,637
Verkest, Russell M. 376,637
Vermillion, Jane D. 74,206,220,269,
637
Verschelden, Michael 182,241,311,492
Vesecky, John F. 492
Veskerna, Connie L. 202,275,335,637
Veterinary Medicine Council 136
Veterinary Medicine Open House
50-51
Vice, Irvin D. 280,492
Viergever, James L. 224
Vieux, J. Michael 179,492
Vigneron, William E. 163,185,244,
376,637
Vikis, Andreas C. 165
Vilander, Lona D. 222,193,261,352,
637
Vincent, Billy R. 637
Vincent, Diana L. 343,637
Vincent, Karen K. 189
Vincent, Robert S. 193,371,637
Vincent, Thomas D. 187,637
Vine, Mark H. 637
Viney, Walter J. 179,301,637
Vinge, Stanley I. 160,206
Viser, Arietta Y. 164,195,210,232,
343,344,637
Vlcek, Henry A. 216,371,637
Vodraska, Rita L. 343,344,637
Vodraska, Ruth M. 121,343,637
Voelker, Gary E. 187,241,311,637
Vogel, Richard L. 371,637
Vogelsberg, Douglas 311,637
Vogt, Sharilyn D. 265,343,637
Volkman, Linda K. 352,637
Volkmann, Allan W. 637
Volz, Darrell W. 492
Volz, Duane R. 315,637
Vonbergen, Michael 637
Vonbergen, Nicole 331,344,492
Vonlehe, Marita K. 356,637
von Riesen, David 138
von Trapp, Maria 40
Voos, Terry E. 396
Vore, James L. 299,637
Vore, Richard L. 637
Voss, James D. 654
Voss, Karen S. 242,637
Voth, Eldeen M. 194,209,234,325,637
Vulgamore, Larry G. 289,637
w
Waddle, Nancy K. 277,637
Wade, Kenneth R. 191,287,492
Wade, Linda K. 352,637
Wade, Robert K. 637
Wadsack, James F, 187,364,637
Waeldin, Marilyn A. 277,335,637
Waggoner, James W. 205,224,364,638
Wagner, Ann D. 222,261,638
Wagner, Curtis L. 197,319,638
Wagner, Douglas R. 319,638
Wagner, Gilbert J. 204,364,638
Wagner, Iris L. 186,492
Wagner, Jane C. 195,335,638
Wagner, Robert A. 638
Wainwright, David E. 180,492
Waite, Nancy S. 156,263,493
Wakabayashi, Isaac 215
Waknitz, Sandra S. 259,493
Walczak, Alexander M. 315,393,638
Waldren, T. Bruce 195,364,638
Waldren, Richard P. 103,234,364,638
Waldren, Terry E. 303,638
Walker, Forrest L. 376,638
Walker, Jay A. 371,638
Walker, John D. 216,379,638
Walker, John W. 396
Walker, Kenneth M. 297,364,638
Walker, Larry G. 192,493
Walker, Margaret A. 638
Walker, Margaret Y. 356
Walker, Nancy M. 189,638
Walker, Neill R. 151,186,638
Walker, Olene L. 335,638
Walker, Patricia S. 331,335,638
Walker, Rodney G. 71,73,74
Walker, Warren V. 73
Walker, William S. 224
Walkup, Cheryl L. 275,335,638
Wall, John B. 371,638
Wall, Marilyn M. 273,335,638
Wall, Nancy 275,352,638
Wallace, Gregory S. 638
Wallace, James E. 364,393,638
Wallace, James L. 493
Wallace, Kathleen J. 261,344,638
Wallace, Madeline D. 356,638
Wallace, Patricia S. 267,638
Wallerstedt, James B. 295,493
Wallingford, John A. 638
Walman, Ira M. 103,154,218,493
Walser, Charlene D. 259,638
Walseth, William D. 227,371,638
Walsh, Scott S. 356
Walsh, Sharon K. 356,638
Walter, Delbert E. 225
Walter, Gary A. 71,315,638
Walter, Roger N. 31 1,638
Walter, Rosalee S. 344,638
Walters, Charles P. 169
Walters, Cheryl K. 327,639
Walters, Darrel G. 223,639
Walters, Joan E. 219,639
Walters, Larry R. 364,639
Walters, Patrick A. 201,654
Walton, David N. 371,639
Wamhoff, Arlan D. 85,371,639
Wamhoff, Carolyn S. 335,638
Wanager, Diana L. 222,352,639
Wandt, Antonia L. 271,639
Wandt, Elizabeth A. 271,493
Wandt, Jerusha J. 271,352,639
Wang, Ignatius C. 190,371,654
Wang, Jin-Jerg 205
Wang, Neng-Hsiang 194,205,654
Wanger, Fred R. 364,639
Wanick, Stephen G. 297,639
Wanklyn, Dennis A. 493
Ward, Arlin B. 154,218
Ward, Doris F. 181,344,639
Ward, Karen S. 156,180,273,493
Ward, Kay K. 493
Ward, Larry E. 301
Ward, Lawrence W. 637
Ward, Sue A. 356,639
Ward, Virginia L. 131,192,219,228,
344,639
Warden, Jessie A. 131
Wardlaw, Dale A. 299,639
Wardlaw, Dale A. 639
Warner, Deborah G. 352,639
Warner, E. D. 138
Warner, James B. 280,639
Warner, Janet K. 229,275,335,639
Warner, Joan E. 187,192,639
Warner, Kathleen A. 352,639
Warner, Kathleen J. 208,242,261,639
Warner, Larry G. 639
Warnke, Merlin P. 164
Warren, Jimmy D. 157,285,639
Warren, Laurel B. 230,257,639
Warren, Linda J. 261,344,639
Warren, Nancy R. 335,639
Warren, Stephen D. 224,639
Warren, Stephen J. 254
Warta, Thomas H. 313,493
Wartman, Elizabeth G. 34,150,271,639
Wary, Elizabeth M. 248,267,279,637
Washburn, James C. 371,639
Wasinger, Kenneth J. 639
Wasmund, Linda R. 194,202,239,244,
356,639
Wasmund, Marilyn K. 356,639
Wassberg, James E. 295,640
Wassemiller, Jacqueline 208,335,640
Wassenberg, Anna M. 344,640
Wassenberg, Gloria A. 352,640
Waterman, William R. 178,180
Waters, Brian M. 285,493
Waters, Keith R. 129
Waters, Luanne H. 206,273,640
Watkins, Keith E. 425
Watkins, Linda J. 198,259,640
Watson, Gary E. 164,416,493
Watson. Norma J. 269.493
Watt, Philip G. 235
Watterson, Carl E. 493
Watts, Curt L. 371,640
Watts, Kenneth A. 493
Watts, Rena L. 131,198,259,640
Wayman, Alice L. 202,229,335,640
Weak, Earl D. 218,242
Weatherall, Verna J. 493
Weatherford, June K. 335,640
Weatherford, Patricia 152,261,640
Weatherholt, Richard 640
Weathers, Kathleen L. 335,640
Weaver, David L. 289,640
Weaver, Douglas W. 391,393
Weaver, James L. 295,640
Weaver, Janis 352,640
Weaver, John R. 371,640
Weaver, William A. 493
Webb, Howard G. 253,303,640
Webb, Jeffrey W. 405
Webb, Marc C. 376,640
Webb, Mary F. 308
Webb, Robert T. 640
Webb, Wilton S. 289,493
Webber, Lynn E. 379,640
Weber, A. D. 95
Weber, Charles W. 223
Weber, Cheryl L. 208,216,244,335,640
Weber, Henrietta S. 335,640
Weber, Michael D. 640
Weberg, Donald W. 640
Webring, Rodney L. 640
Webster, James A. 201
Webster, Martha H. 198,335,640
Webster, Paul R. 283,640
Webster, Ronald V. 280,640
Webster, Tony G. 640
Week, Gary L. 364,640
Weckman, Pamela K. 335,640
Wedel, Fred L. 177,205,240,364,640
Wedwick, Daryl M. 166,216
Weeks, Edward R. 640
Wegener, James D. 640
Wegman, Virginia L. 265,640
Wehling, Robert D. 121,167,295,640
Wehr, Barbara A. 225,228,641
671
Wehr, William S. 157,163,493
Wehrman, Howard M. 168,238,493
Wehrman, Pearl I. 352,641
Wehrman, Suzanne M. 238
Weibert, Stuart W. 303,641
Weich, Neal R. 641
Weichel, James D. 364,641
Weide, Wayne R. 206,493
Weidle, Nick L. 235,309,493
Weidler, Michael L. 641
Weigel, Lawrence N. 315,401,403,493
Weihe, Sheryl K. 379,641
Weil, Harold G. 193,641
Weil, Jerry D. 151
Weimaster, Allen K. 364,641
Weingarl, Jacqueline 229,259,641
Weingart, Paul M. 313,641
Weingart, Thomasine 229,259,641
Weinhold, Dennis G. 405
Weir, James P. 299,641
Weir, Stan G. 253,317,641
Weiser, Charles E. 371,641
Weishaar, Philip L. 641
Weiss, George A. 319,494
Weixelman, Richard L. 641
Welch, Dennis S. 494
Welch, Wesley H. 299,641
Weldon, Larry E. 414
Wells, Barbara M. 261,641
Wells, Cherie K. 200
Wells, Forrest N. 396
Wells, Marvin D. 218,329,641
Wells, Robert H. 641
Wells, Tana L. 26,271,352,641
Wells, Ward V. 305,641
Wells, William W. 376,641
Welsh, Ronald D. 287,641
Welty, Steven R. 376,641
Wempe, Connie S. 344,641
Wendelburg, Darel E. 641
Wenger, Carol D. 231,327,641
Wenger, Dennis L. 287,641
Wenger, Michael R. 81,218,641
Wenger, Richard P. 328,641
Wenger, Richard W. 155,371,641
Wenger, Ronald D. 364,641
Wenger, Vicki L. 231,344,641
Wentworth, Monty M. 364,641
Wentz, Elisabeth A. 261,642
Wentz, Steven D. 379,642
Wenzl, Rosella A. 232,241,352,642
Werner, Elden E. 371,642
Werner, Henry H. 253,295,642
Werner, Ruth D. 344,642
Wertenberger, Kirt P. 642
Werts, Stephen M. 227,642
Wertz, Christine 198,228,333,335,642
Wesche, Alan E. 642
Weseloh, Robert W. 364,642
Wesleyan Campus Fellowship 244
Wesley Foundation 244
Wessels, Thomas H. 193
Wessling, Robert J. 642
West Hall 372-376
West Hall Governing Board 375
West, Barry L. 231,281,642
West, Constance J. 344,642
West, Dale E. 494
West, Karen J. 344,642
West, Paul R. 282,642
West, Richard D. 194
West, Robert P. 371,642
West, Rosalyn A. 330,331,344,642
West, Sharon K. 344,642
West, Steven J. 371,642
Westerman, John R. 154,287,642
Westphal, Gary L. 188
Westphal, Janet E. 189
Wethington, Stanley 81
Weybrew, Steven J. 182,371,642
Weyer, Douglas C. 371,642
Whalen, Ernest H. 642
Wheat State Agronomy Club 234
Wheeler, Linda K. 344,642
Wheeler, Sharon K. 356,494
Wheeler, Thomas A. 406
Wheeler, Vicki L. 356,642
Wheelock, Carole J. 71,217,231,642
Wheelock, Hugh H. 642
Whelan, James L. 295,396,642
Whetstine, Douglas G. 642
Whitaker, Neal D. 313,642
White, Byron 40
White, Charles R. 109,191,192
White, Charlotte M. 494
White, Cynthia E. 642
White, Frederick L. 371,642
White, Jody L. 269,642
White, John D. 85,642
White, John H. 295,494
White, Margaret E. 210,335,642
White, Michael D. 393
White, Nancy J. 350,642
White, Patricia J. 344,643
White, Raymond R. 364,393,643
White, Robert C. 212,494
White, Sharon A. 231 267 494
White, Steve M. 225
White, Stephen P. 376,643
White, Vernon M. 225,643
Whitegon, Patty L. 78,356,643
Whitehair, Judith A. 352,643
Whitehair, Norman V. 138
Whitehair, Rita M. 277,643
Whitehill, James H. 364,643
Whitehill, Janet M. 222,356,643
Whiteman, Arveta C. 197,352,643
Whitesell, Jim L. 364,643
Whitfield, Carol L. 231,273,643
Whitley, Sharon A. 156,219,643
Whitlow, William T. 371,643
Whitman, Denton J. 193
Whitmer, Lionel R. 166,182,328 494
Whitney, Cheryl D. 352,643
Whitney, Eleanor R. 267,643
Whitney, Mary E. 219
Whitney, Mason C. 299,494
Whitright, Kenyon C. 297,643
Whittlesey, Diana K. 344,643
Whitton, Karen J. 193,352,643
Wiard, Mary A. 232,494
Wibbeler, Richard M. 44,154,157,197,
289,643
Wichman, Carol M. 344,494
Wichman, Kenneth D. 229,643
Wichman, Richard C. 643
Wick, Linda L. 273,352,643
Wicks, Brian A. 199,319,494
Wicks, Cathy J. 379,643
Widau, Stanly C. 287,643
Widener, Austin L. 212,643
Widener, Gayla F. 228,344
Wiechman, Steven R. 293,643
Wiehe, Jonell J. 222,344,643
Wiehe, Linda C. 195,231,344,643
Wieland, David K. 313,416,643
Wietharn, James R. 643
Wigger, Timothy D. 253,285,643
Wiggins, Jon S. 494
Wiggins, Judith A. 643
Wilborn, Richard E. 191
Wilbur, Donald A. 201
Wilch, Cheryl L. 198,271,643
Wilcke, Richard W. 108
Wilcox, 'Connie J. 643
Wilcox, Jean A. 152,644
Wilcox, Norma N. 216,494
Wildcat Table Tennis Club 233
Wilde, Gerald E. 201
Wildlife Society 235
Wiles, Robert E. 364,644
Wiechman, John H. 494,643
Wiley, Cecil W. 188,644
Wiley, Eva A. 153,644
Wiley, George L. 187,303,644
Wiley, Margaret P. 151
Wiley, Shirley J. 72,344,644
Wilhite, Ruth A. 195,210,327,644
Wilhoite, Paula M. 644
Wilkerson, Andrea S. 259,644
Wilkerson, Elizabeth 210,228,232,242,
344,644
Wilkins, George M. 426
Wilkinson, Richard K. 393
Wilkinson, Sherri M. 344,644
Wilkus, David F. 179,494
Will, Steven D. 371,644
Willard, Donna J. 161,494
Willard, F. Lynn 188,644
Willard, Lloyd H. 644
Willard, Michael L. 225,371,644
Willcott, Howard J. 31 1,644
Willhite, Norman C. 163,371,644
Williams, Andrew 410,414
Williams, Benton L. 371,644
Williams, Bernard O. 204,644
Williams, Charles F. 282,644
Williams, Christine 344,644
Williams, Christine L. 344,644
Williams, David R. 299,644
Williams, Don N. 153,285,644
Williams, Douglas W. 74,149,287,494
Williams, Frederick 54,63,80,81,166,
171,216,421,471,494
Williams, John C. 63,494
Williams, Kimberly E. 131,150,275,644
Williams, Larry L. 158,187
Williams, Leslie L. 644
Williams, Linda M. 243,333,335,644
Williams, Mark D. 188,494
Williams, Margaret A. 199,356,644
Williams, Maureen C. 352,494
Williams, Michele H. 224,379,644
Williams, Milton J. 223
Williams, Neva A. 231,494
Williams, Rebecca A. 344,644
Williams, Robert A. 172,495
Williams, Robert H. 160,224,495
Williams, Ronald C. 309,644
Williams, Thomas R. 376,644
Williams, William A. 495
Williamson, Arthur 364,654
Williamson, John R. 644
Willis, Dale G. 289,644
Willis, Jane A. 228,263,352,644
Willis, Lonnie D. 187,644
Willis, Patricia S. 189
Willis, Ray E. 401
Willison, Helen M. 344,645
Willson, Dale B. 71
Willits, James L. 323,495
Wi lit, Connie R. 353,645
Wilp, P. Diane 53,54,62
Wilson, Beth M. 259,344,645
Wilson, Bruce L. 317,645
Wilson, Byron L. 186,495
Wilson, Chadd R. 364,645
Wilson, Charles E. 654,321
Wilson, Cynthia A. 194,325,645
Wilson, Edward L. 159,183,495
Wilson, Helen A. 259,645
Wilson, James D. 317,645
Wilson, James R. 238,364,645
Wilson, James W. 321,645
Wilson, Janel S. 265,645
Wilson, John H. 197,313,645
Wilson, Karen S. 222,645
Wilson, Karr L. 195,208,344
Wilson, Lawrence E. 197,645
Wilson, Margaret E. 344,654
Wilson, Michael B. 495
Wilson, Rhonda L. 344,645
Wilson, Richard D. 176,205,207,645
Wilson, Robert N. 421
Wilson, Sharon L. 228,352,645
Wilson, Steven R. 645
Wilson, Terry L. 495
Wilt, John B. 495
Wiltse, Sue A. 269,495
Windels, James H. 72,364,645
Windels, Mary E. 72,164,210,231 273
645
Winderlin, Pauletta 231,344,645
Windier, Timothy R. 293,645
Windscheffel, Stephen 364,645
Wineland, Ronald O. 72,328,645
Wingfleld, Gary L. 159
Winkler, Richard A. 645
Winkley, Marvin J. 364,645
Winn, Barbara J. 226
Winsky, Anna M. 344,495
Winston, Steven R. 371,645
Winter, Jan E. 376,645
Winter, Judith A. 356,645
Winter, M. Fred 401,405
Winter, Nancy L. 72,202,344,645
Winter, Richard L. 371,645
Winter, Ronald A. 85,364,645
Winter, William G. 225,645
Winters, Kenneth D. 186,410,414,495
Wintz, Cary D. 162
Winzeler, Kenneth A. 175,197,285,
645
Winzeler, Robert F. 197,285 371 645
Wirtz, Ronald L. 495
Wiruth, Daniel J. 646
Wisdom, Janice M. 646
Wise, Patrick M. 376,646
Wise, Sidney L. 376,646
Wisegarver, Frederick 224,646
Wisegarver, Richard 646
Wiseman, Lonnie A. 291,646
Wishall, Jerry P. 241,646
Wishall, Paul M. 241,646
Wisniewski, John E. 293,646
Witt, Linda L. 156,265,646
Witt, Merle D. 207,234,646
Witten, Susan G. 352,646
Wittenborn, John S. 74,321,646
Wobker, Larry D
Wodyziak, Eugene
Woelfer, Carl W.
Woellhof, Linda K.
646
Wofford, Jerry R.
Wofford, Mary L.
Wogan, Mildred
Wohler, Lynn R.
Wohlt, James E.
Woldner, William
205
311
163,227,646
71,72,161,217,356,
85,646
271,646
286
73
364,646
283
Wolf, Jimmy L. 285,646
Wolf, Richard S. 223
Wolfe, Danney L 315,646
Wolfe, Jack L. 232,352,496
Wolfe., Janet L. 228,257,356,646
Wolfe, Jay D. 376,646
Wolfe, Regina F. 53,201,204,259,646
Wolff, Gloria D. 161,269,496
Wolfram, Edmond T. 181,496
Wolfram, Joyce L. 192,206,220,356,
646
Wolfrom, Howard E. 376,646
Wollen, Terry S. 193,225,646
Wolters, Douglas J. 293,646
Woltkamp, Melinda R. 228,265,353,
646
Womeldorff, Joyce L. 193,197,210,
333,335,646
Women's Bowling Team 427
Women's Glee Club 74
Womer, Sally A. 26,209,263,353,646
Wood, Anthony W. 227,376,646
Wood, Ben W. 103,157,194,303,646
Wood, David L. 375
194,371,646
277,646
263,496
156,210,232,275,646
321,406,647
271,335,647
Wood, John D.
Wood, LeEtta L.
Wood, Martha E.
Wood, Mary K.
Wood, Steve J.
Wood, Susan S.
Woodall, Rodney M. 647
Woodard, Ambrose P. 379,647
Woodard, Charles R. 297,647
Woodard, Craig M. 301,647
Woodard, June A. 210,248,275,647
Woodard, Kim 269,647
Woodard, Susan G. 194,228,269,335,
647
Woodard, Susan L. 352,647
Woodburn, John W. 285,647
Wooding, Frank J. 203
Wooding, Josephina M. 203
Woodley, Kent E. 647
Woodruff, Doris J. 332
Woods, Bryan R. 647
Woods, Paul C. 282,647
Woodson, Janet H. 193,202,335,647
Woodward, Robert
Woody, Cheryl J.
Woofter, Frank L.
Woolcott, Mary A.
Woolery, Roberta L
Woolington, Stephen
Wool Judging Team
Woolley, Marilyn L.
Woolpert, Steven C.
Woolsey, Jack L. 364,647
Woolsey, Terrill L. 197,647
L. 297,647
496
74,285,647
231,257,647
344,647
183
109
210,231,273,647
371,647
Woolverton, Jon T
Wooten, Harold T.
Workman, Arvin L
Worley, Melody K
Worley, Ronald R.
Worley, William S.
Wormington, William
Worthington, David
Worfhington, Judy K
Worthington, Ruth L.
226,496
Woydziak, Eugene
Wrampe, Mary E.
Wray, Warren K.
Wren, Wallace B.
Wrestling 416-417
Wrestling Squad 417
Wright, Elynn S. 267,647
Wright, Erna J. 189,200
Wright, Haskell S. 287,647
212,371,647
410,414
85,93
273,352,647
197,647
58,285,647
170,212
193
647
151,162,193,
F. 376,647
243,344,647
157,647
243
Wright, James M. 364,647
Wright, James P. 188
Wright, Kendall M. 192,243,303,496
Wright, Larry J. 72,73,415
Wright, Marjorie J. 222,352,379,496
Wright, Ralph 115
Wright, Randolph L. 229,364,496
Wright, Steven E. 295,364,396,647
Wright, William A. 179,185,496
Wulff, Frederick J. 305,496
Wulfkuhle, Noell E. 198,261,335,647
Wurtz, Barbara S. 232,241,496
Wurtz, Teresa J. 344,648
Wurzbacher, Pamela S. 648
Wuthnow, Linda K. 352,648
WyckofT, M. William 289,648
WykofF, Beverly 164,344,648
Wylie, Janice L. 151
Wylie, JoAnne L. 226,344,648
Wylie, Larry R. 299,376,648
Yackle, Clifford E. 364,648
Yadagiri, Nagavalli 213
Yancey, Linda L. 496
Yaney, Jed E. 85,283,648
Yang, Punley H. 190
Yapit, Mary R. 73,203,352,648
Yardley, David B. 166,182,323,496
Yarrow, Gale R. 280,496
Yates, David L. 155,496
Yates, Harold 206,648
Yeager, Marsha K. 352,648
Yeager, William J. 364,648
Yelenik, Lois E. 57,58,59,150,271,648
Yen, Albert C. 654
Yenkey, Albert N, 410,414
Yenzer, Douglas W. 648
Yeo, David R. 74,648
Yessick, Margaret E. 265,648
Yoder, Dsnnis L. 371,648
Yoho, Rex E. 496
Yorqason, Flora J. 200
Yorke, Cynthia R. 275,648
Yorke, Jerome P. 188,287,496
Yoshimoto, Diane L. 208,335,648
Yotter, Edward E. 242,654
Yotter, Ann R. 496
Young, Alexander M. 188,295,648
Young, Ann M. 275,344,648
Young, Bonnie D. 244
Young, Carolyn L. 232,261,648
Younq, Daniel W. 56,74,157,160,197,
306,329,496
Young, Leroy I. 280,648
Young, Lester R. 160,168,244
Young, Nancy A. 71,74,271
Young, Nancy M. 156,277,496,648
Young, Philip R. 313,371,648
Young, Regina G. 61,150,269,648
Young, Susan K. 153,263,648
Young, William P. 197,297,648
Younger, Gerald P. 309,648
Younger, Kathleen A. 253,648
Youngers, Diane K. 131,198,229,248,
259,648
Yu, Robert T 190
Zabel, Charles W. 293,648
Zaidi, Intesar H. 214,220,654
Zaidi, Rabia A. 220
Zaidi, Rebecca A. 214
Zaiss, Craig R. 289,648
Zakoura, Shila L. 335,648
Zander, Janice D. 189,234,496
Zander, Norbert J. 187,496
Zangger, Charles P. 225,280,648
Zanter, Marcia E. 335,649
Zavesky, Thomas C. 234,376,649
Zeigler, Stephen B. 154
Zell, Richard E. 317,649
Zeman, Douglas A. 204,371,649
Zenishek, Carolyn R. 193,224,228,344
Zernickow, Barbara A. 231,344,649
Zerr, Elmer C. 183
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bell, Cheryl A. 496
bell, Robert E. 293,496
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egler, Donald G. 195,393
egler, Douglas W. 315,649
egler, Stephen B. 218
mbelman, Sherry L. 344,649
mmerman, Charles M. 159
mmerman, Donald E. 235,357,364,
654
Zimmerman, Gary L. 357,364,496
Zimmerman, Glenna L. 222,344,649
Zimmerman, Jarold L. 496
Zimmerman, Laurel G. 645
Zimmerman, Marc W. 74
Zimmerman, Martha J. 352,649
mmerman, Nancy L. 267,649
Zink, Orlin J. 212,289,649
Zinman, Robert L. 649
Ziolek, Gary S. 379,649
Zirkle, Louis R. 285,649
Zitek, Lyle E. 186,496
Zlasney, David C. 371,649
Zoerb, G. Michael 375,425
Zorn, Thomas F. 654
Zuercher, Helen K. 654
Zuercher, Lawrence B. 179,649
Zumbrunn, Daryl J, 376,649
Zwego, Raymond W. 371,649
Zweygardt, Ranee A. 352,649
Zwierzychowski, Robe 163
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COLLtUL OF
Holtcn Hall
CAMPUS
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Closing a yearbook is always hard
for an editor; this year is no excep-
tion. It is impossible to work closely
with a major project like the Royal
Purple without forming sentimental
attachments to it and to the people
with whom I have worked. To thank
them appropriately would take sev-
eral pages. These are the faces that
have made this book possible:
First, my sincere thanks to C.J.
(Chief) Medlin, my lifetime friend
and adviser, who although now re-
tired, was always there when need-
ed. Thank you also to Del Brinkman
and Jack Backer, 1967 RP advisers,
and to Carole Fry Owen, 1 966 RP
editor, who spent many hours break-
ing me in last year. My appreciation
to Ruth Foster and Carol McCoy,
Student Publications secretaries.
The book's production depended
upon Frank Wright, John Allen and
the staff of American Yearbook
Company, and Ed KaseandtheS.
K. Smith Cover Company. Special
thanks to David Von Riesen, Lau-
rence Blaker, Don Richards, the
Studio Royal and the student photo-
graphers for the photography in the
RP, and to Margo Miller and her
staff for indexing and business work
My greatest thanks go to an excel-
lent editorial staff to whom this book
really owes its existence, with special
mention to JoAnn Goetz and Mike
Lowe, assistant editors. Finally, my
special appreciation to my parents
and friends, whose patience and
understanding have made this year
much easier for me.
Sue Brandner, Editor
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