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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. 


Digitized  by  the  Internet  Archive 

in  2011  with  funding  from 

LYRASIS  Members  and  Sloan  Foundation 


http://archive.org/details/royalpurple1967unse 


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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Focus  on  Faces  of  Achievement 


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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 
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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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photo  by  David  von  Reisen 

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. 


"Kansas  City 

newal  Agency. 


—  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 
i 

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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. 


■Pi 


■'-,. 


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 


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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 


119 


Commerce  classes  in  data  processing  use  the  1402  IBM 
computer  to  analyze  financial  costs  for  an  industrial  business. 


120 


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. 


126 


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. 


130 


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. 
Paul  L  Spainhour 


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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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ryp  ^^ 


JP  m 


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. 
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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, 
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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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American  Veterinary  Medical  Association  Sophomores— TOP  ROW  Celes- 
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 
Montney 


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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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Kansas  birds  and  small  animals  are  prepared  and  mounted  for 
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 


242 


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 


243 


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 


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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- 
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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. 


252 


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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. 


SJ  '  , 


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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Alpha  Delta  Pi-TOP  ROW:  Mrs. 
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 

— T 


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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MMtffrw*'' 


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 


267 


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 
Alpha 


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Delta  Sigma  Phi  -  TOP  ROW.  Mrs. 
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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BOTTOM  ROW  John  R  Thomas. 
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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FOURTH  ROW  Larry  L  Hapgood. 
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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Acacia  teams  score  high 
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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Alpha  Gamma  Rho  -  TOP  ROW 

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. 


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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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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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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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Delta  Chi -TOP  ROW  DwightW. 
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. 


303 


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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Kappa  Sigs  plant  shrubs 
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. 
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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- 
son. 


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Pi  Kappa  Alpha  -  TOP  ROW:  Rich- 
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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Sigma  Chi  -  TOP  ROW:  David  F 
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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Sigma  Nus  place  third  in  Homecoming  decorations 


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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Triangle  -  TOP  ROW  Clarence 
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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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. 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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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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 


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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- 
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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, 


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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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Moore  Hall -TOP  ROW  Duane  E 
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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Moore  Hall  -  TOP  ROW    Donald  W. 
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- 
brunn. 


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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 


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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 


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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. 


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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. 

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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. 


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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 

Stat 

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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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KSU 

0 

5 

3 

1 

8 
12 

0 

2 

4 
12 

6 

5 

4 

2 

5 

2 

2 


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. 


..... 


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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414 


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. 


415 


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. 


416 


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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417 


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. 


418 


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 

u:< 

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. 


420 


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 


421 


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. 


425 


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. 


426 


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. 


428 


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. 


429 


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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Students  —  visiting,  study- 
ing, celebrating  the  end  of  finals 
and  reaching  the  final  goal  —  in 
these  faces  one  finds  the  mean- 
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436 


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. 


459 


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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462 


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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 


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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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481 


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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482 


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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486 


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. 


488 


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 


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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. 


491 


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. 


493 


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. 


494 


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 


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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. 


515 


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. 


mthdiM 


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 


518 


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. 


519 


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 

521 


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. 


522 


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. 


523 


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. 


525 


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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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shortening  February  registration  procedure  to  a  few  minutes. 


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. 


Mm 


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. 


4'*^;  A 


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. 


536 


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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 


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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. 


542 


Aided  by  Kansas  Regent  Eldon  Sloan,  Willie  Wildcat  christens 
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. 


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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 


546 


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. 


548 


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. 

550 


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. 

551 


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. 

552 


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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 

554 


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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 

555 


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. 


556 


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. 


557 


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. 

561 


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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 


564 


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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. 


566 


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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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569 


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. 


k,±k 


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. 


575 


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capacity  crowds  to  the  Union  Little  Theater  throughout  fall  and 


spring  semesters   Selected  for  showing  at  reduced  prices  by  a 
Union  committee,   movies  are  shown  daily  during  the  summer 


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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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577 


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. 


579 


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. 


580 


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 


581 


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. 


583 


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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. 


584 


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. 


586 


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. 


587 


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. 


588 


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. 


590 


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. 


591 


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. 


592 


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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 

594 


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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. 


596 


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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. 


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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 


Lens  focused  and  flash  positioned,  a  yearbook  staff  member 
finds  proper  angle  for  photographing  a  convocation  speaker. 


Union  committee  members  add  a  seasonal  touch  to  the  build- 
ing's entrance  with  spruce  rope  and  blue  and  green  bows 


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605 


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. 


609 


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 


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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. 


612 


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 


613 


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. 


614 


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 


615 


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. 


616 


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. 


617 


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. 


618 


4  M**L4.Aik'± 


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. 


619 


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. 

620 


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. 

621 


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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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 

637 


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. 


638 


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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639 


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. 


640 


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. 


641 


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 


642 


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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643 


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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644 


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. 


645 


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. 


646 


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 


647 


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. 


648 


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 


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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. 


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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 


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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 
Bauer,  Cormin  S.      346,506 
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 

Beckenhauer,  Sharron      153,228,378,506 

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 
Bentley,  Sara  S.      270,440 
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 
Gr 
Gr 
Gr 
Gr 
Gr 
Gr 
Gr 
Gr 


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 

Z 

Z 

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z 

z 
z 
z 
z 

z 
z 
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bell,   Barbara  L.      352,649 
bell,  Cheryl  A.      496 
bell,  Robert  E.      293,496 
eger,  Perry  R.      282,649 
eger,  Ronald  G.      282 
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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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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