Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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edwARDS HALL Built in 1967, Edwards Hall housed only athletes. The hall now houses international students, students older than the average graduate students and athletes. The number housed was 182, with 53 students returning. About 100 of our residents are students, said Becky Hellman, residence hall director and graduate student in counselor education and educational psychology. The entire men ' s basketball team, one manager Alexander, Michelle Journalism and Mass Communications SR Allen, Annette Douglass Biochemistry JR Baker, Serena Hermiston, Journalism and Mass Communications JR Bixby, Susan Lamed Psychology JR Croy, Jill Junction City Elementary Education SR Davies, Jennifer Marion Secondary Education SR DeVoe, Christy Eureka Marketing JR Ebert, Christof Germany Computer Science SR Hanes, Richard Manhattan Mechanical Engineering SR Harders, Shelly Great Bend Biology JR Hayes, Suzanne Overland Park Elementary Education SR Korte, Tom Garden City Agronomy SR Lavin, John Wathena Information Systems JR Loyan, Bashir Fort Collins, Colo. Horticulture SR Ochs, Rene Lawrence Social Sciences SR Shull, Carla Rapid City, S.D. Psychology SR Tedrow, Michelle Garden City Student Counseling SR Zehtab, Habib Iran Electrical Engineering SR and a basketball graduate assistant live here. Because of our size (the hall) we tend to know more about each other, we ' re protective of each other, it ' s kind of a brother-sister atmosophere, Hellman said. Hellman said that thirty-five of their residents are students. I don ' t like to live off campus. It ' s too inconvenient. You have to go do your own cooking and pay bills, said Kia Young, graduate student in business administration. by Susan Faler 448 Edwards Hall

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Rieck, Michelle Burlingame Apparel Design FR Rossetto, Suzanne Topeka Arts and Sciences FR Sanders, Natalie Wichita Arts and Sciences SO Sands, Mary Beth Valley Falls Pre-Veterinary Medicine SO Schaller, Paula Lewis Modern Languages JR Shaw, Lisa Selden Pre-Physical Therapy FR Sloan, Carole Mullinville Elementary Education SR Stieg, Shawna Topeka Pre-Veterinary Medicine SO Stippich, Julie Wichita Anthropology SR Stiverson, Teri Maize Journalism and Mass Communications FR Strahm, Marcia Bern Pre-Nursing FR Strahm, Sara Bern Pre-Nursing SO Strathman, Amy Centralia Engineering FR Stump, Jeanette Belleville Elementary Education SO Swartley, Kelly Olathe Business Administration FR Tammen, Camille Pawnee Rock Apparel and Textile Marketing FR Joyce Wichita Business Administration FR Tracy, Susan Berryton Elementary Education SO Varner, Linda Englewood, Colo. Interior Design SO Vawter, Karen Manhattan Interior Design SR Voth, Kimberly Newton Interior Design FR Wallingford, Laura Effingham Music Education SO Webber, Melinda Berryton Interior Design FR Whisnant, Rita Liberty, Mo. Mechanical Engineering JR Whitaker, Angie Dodge City Early Childhood Education Boyd Hall 447

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Ford Hall was more than just the largest all-women residence hall. New faces and activities made residents anything but bored at Ford. Kenney Ford Hall, which opened in 1966 was at maximum capacity of 650 women. This was only the second year that the first floor A wing and the wings were opened to residents. Fifty-three percent of the residents were members of greek houses, which was a decline from past years. to Jacqueline Elfers, hall director, more greek women were living in other places besides Ford and more were returning to Ford. The first main social event at Ford was the Moonshine Madness Ford- Haymaker Barn Party. The dance was held at Fields of Fair with attendance of about 400. Ford joined the other residence halls for an All-Hall Christmas Ball held on Dec. 3 at Chameleons. The first ever Ford, West and Haymaker Spring Formal was held on March 4. The formal dance not only included a band, but a catered meal, dinner candlelight and a fashion show. by Margo Keller Akers, Stephanie McPherson Animal Sciences and Industry FR Albert, Kelly Beloit Journalism and Mass Communications JR Barta, Julie Topeka Elementary Education SO Beam, Jolene Holton Elementary Education FR Bindel, Lanette Sabetha Elementary Education SO Blow, Andrea Havensville Accounting FR Blum, Elizabeth Wichita Pre-Nursing SO Bond, Stephanie Prairie Village Business Administration FR Brunk, Jennifer Overland Park Arts and Sciences FR Brunk, Kathryn Overland Park Journalism and Mass Communications FR Buj, Stephanie Phillipsburg Business Administration FR Bush, Dori Rossville Journalism and Mass Communications FR Caruthers, Elizabeth McPherson Interior Design SR Celmer, Kristi Grand Island, Neb. Dietetics FR Claassen, Michelle Potwin Foods and Nutrition Business SR Coleman, Yvonne Topeka Sociology Cordill, Michelle Vinton, Va. Pre-Physical Therapy SO Cornelius, Stacey Great Bend Interior Design FR Darby, Rebecca Salina Pre-Medicine FR Darrow, Maureen Hutchinson Elementary Education JR Daugherty, Denise Beloit Accounting FR Davis, Jamie Newton Secondary Education FR Davis, Sherrie Kansas City, Kan. Apparel and Textile Marketing FR Dearwester, Shelly Mulvane Accounting SO Denlinger, Denise Prairie Village Arts and Sciences Deschaine, Darci Wellington Art FR Diedrick, Shari Tescott Business Administration FR Droddy, Lexie Ottawa Pre-Veterinary Medicine FR Dulle, Julia Atchison Arts and Sciences FR Eck, Shana Tipton Industrial Engineering FR Ford Hall 449