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

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KSC VETERANS ORGANIZATION —TOP ROW: Lloyd A. Gorton, Paul L. Clark, Max F. Shull. SECOND ROW: Gerald E. Peterson, Rannelis King, Robert H. Lawson, John R. Hokanson. BOTTOM ROW: Henry C. Renollet, Wilbert F. Dreiling, Her- mas D. Kraushaar. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY— TOP ROW: James W. Holland, Karl L. Johnson, John C. Hassler, Shirley J. Smith, M. Kay Miller, Sally S. Shellhaas, Sharon Stewart, Princewill Kanu, Carol A. Hughes. SECOND ROW: Oliver W. King, James C. Zahnley, Donald W. Thayer, Harold R. Albrecht, Wayne R. Mowrer, Don C. Wilson, Ronald G. Rowland, Janis Broman. THIRD ROW: Stanley W, Cowan, Martin D. Shetlar, John W. Schaubach, Joseph S. Jones, Wesley D. Hedden, Charles C. Brockett, Bobbie J. Ramey, Robert K. Thorn, Joe H. Doyle. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald D. Butler, Charles E. Johnson, Ralph 0. Willard, James L. Lisher, A. C. Andrews, Charles D. Storrs, Donald A. Bafus, Charles C. Hardenburger, William J. Spangler, Floyd H. Bayer. K-FRATERNITY— TOP ROW: Tony G. Addeo, Dolan K. McDaniel, Kerry Clif- ford, Roy Dewitz, Jack Parr, Hayden Abbott, Dean Plagge, Larry Fischer. SECOND ROW. Gary E. Darter, Gary L. Nailer, Dick Allen, Gene O ' Connor, Jon Walker, Jesse Unruh, Karl Lindenmuth, Dale Blume. THIRD ROW: Jerry Hayes, Allen Olsen, Rudy Bletscher, Wally Carlson, Lawrence Brady, Bobby R. Jones, Terry Turner, Arlan Stackley. BOTTOM ROW: Fritz G. Knorr, Eddie Wallace, Bill Sinderson, Bob Boyd, Jack Kiddoo, Kenny Nesmith. 120

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MASONIC CLUB— TOP ROW: LeRoy E. Morton, Carl B. Knapp, Larry M. Yost, Glenn R. Garrison, George W. Jeffers, John E. Boring, Arthur J. Rhodes, John M. Andrews. SECOND ROW: Donald H. Bastian, Robert E. Caraveau, Donald L. Fritts, John H. Bircher, Leo T. Hook, Henry V. Beck, Keith M. Donelson. THIRD ROW: Gene B. Martin, Harry E. Frommer, I. B. Rundell, Ray C. Amet, Charles F. Haughey, Victor J. Thompson, Keith A. Robertson, Billy D. Bower. BOTTOM ROW: George M. Smidt, Roy E. Hood, Vash A. Rumph, Ralph B. Handlin, Gilbert F. Selsor, Claude D. Roswurm, Ben L. Huncovsky. omy and observed the skies through the telescope on top of Willard Hall. President was Francis Hansen. Jack Robinson and Walter Houston were faculty advisors. The ninth annual state Independent Students Association convention was held on the K-State campus in December. ISA chapters from six Kansas schools were represented. Don Lancaster was presi- dent of the K-State chapter, while Charles Jacot and William Koch were faculty sponsors. ASTRONOMY CLUB— TOP ROW: 0. Boyd Mathias, C. E. Lewis, M. Pat West, John G. McPheeters, B. Franklin Hawk. BOTTOM ROW: J. Courtney Venables, Calvin B. Keeton, Clinton F. Peirce, Jack Robinson, Larry J. Holman. ISA— TOP ROW: Carol L. Wil- kins, Joan Kordus, Feme I. Kin- dall, Larry L. Smith, Rosie Gush- ing, Sherry K. Henderson. SEC- OND ROW: James D. Kastner, David H, Hohlfeld, Leo R. Wie- derholt Jr., Max K. Roberts, Rob- ert H. Lawson. BOTTOM ROW: Dale I. Smith, Dolan D. Leverton, Donald K. Lancaster, Charles W. Demoret, Richard K. Russell, Le- Roy W. Covert. 119

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ORCHESIS— TOP ROW: Linnea A. Brown, Carol L. Biiss, Sondra M. Cool, Peggy J. Farrar, Margaret A. Hill, Charlotte A. Strah, Judy Hopp. SECOND ROW: Katherine Horridge, Katharine E. Aye, Elsie Johnston, Joyce G. Rust, Nancy McVay, Margery Ricklefs. BOTTOM ROW: Kirsten A. Peterson, Charlotte L. Chastain, Kay E. Chamness, Miss Francile Aronhalt, Mary M. Collins, Sharon L. Skupa, Beverly A. Bergeson. Touring the U.S.A. and Doll Shop were the themes of the annual Orchesis modern dance recital last spring. The colorfully - costumed dancers enacted historical scenes throughout the U. S. and dancing dolls came to life in a toy shop. The 25 members furthered their enjoyment and profi- ciency of modern dance through associations found in Orchesis. In addition to their annual dance recital, Orche- sis members performed at K-State home economics Hospitality Day, physical education Playdays and clubs on and off campus. Members for the dance honorary are selected on qualifications set by active members. A student is first chosen to be a junior member and is initiated into the senior organiza- tion after she has successfully filled all require- ments. Joyce Rust was president. Francile Aron- halt was faculty advisor. Orchesis members, in black leotards, rehearse a dance pose at their weekly meeting. Orchesis, a modern dance honorary, presented its annual recital in February. The show was built around two themes, Touring the U.S.A. and Doll Shop. 121