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

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Disciple Student Fellowship TOP ROW: Delores J. Hutchinson, Creta E. Lawson, Hannah L. Mtlls, Ardis L. Ellis, E. Jeonnette Wells, Fredys L. Wes- son, Marilyn McCord, Barbara Barnetf. SECOND ROW: Gory W. Peterson, Edwin Di I linger, Dick Skelton, Joan Brockman, L. Ann Burch, William K. Woelk, Doris J. Miller, Sarah F. Sheldon. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Meliza, Richard P. Feleay, Lawrence R. Wesson, Donald E. Foster, Jack Dimond, Tom Moss, Phillip C. Ferguson. United Student Feflowship — TOP ROW: Stuort E. Knopp, Dorothy J. Nona- maker, Jonanne Powell, Grace L. Wallace, Elisabeth D. Nonamaker, Eliza- beth E. Harrison. SECOND ROW: C. Douglas Gunn, Virgmia Railsback, Doris Tetlow, Dave Felton, Richard L. Vonderlip. Melissa M. Hale. BOT- TOM ROW: Kenneth E. Peirce, Dwight Kent Thompson, David G. Rose, Marvin H, Hammond Jr., Richard M. Gunn, William D. Davis. DSF USF Has morning watches, fellowship dinners Attends Colorado retreat between terms Reaching students in a significant way as o part of the Christian church (Disciples of Christ) is the purpose of the Disciple Student fellowship. Under the leadership of Richard Skelton, president, and Walter Abel, faculty adviser, the group participated in church school classes, study groups, state and na- tional conventions and retreats. Members also attended morning watches Monday through Friday, and on Sunday even- ings had fellowship dinners and programs, along with several parties during the year. A retreat to Colorado between semesters for study and recreation highlighted the year for the United Student fellowship of the Congre- gational Christian and Evangelical Reformed churches. Another yearly highlight is the pre- sentation of a Sunday morning church service. The group ' s purpose, to discuss Christian ideals in daily living, was carried out in its ac- tivities. Under the direction of President Ken Peirce and faculty adviser Dr. Maurice Woolf, the group grew from 1 5 to 25 members. 148

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Mennonite Fellowship — TOP ROW: Mrs. Delberf Schrag, Mrs. Dalton Hos- tetler, Connie Dick, Mrs, Ernest Goertzen, H. London Friesen. SECOND ROW; Janver D. Krehbiel, Detbert J. Schrag, Janet M. Epp, Helen J. Krchbicl, Mrs. Louise Esau, William J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Doris Bartel, Dolton Hostetler, Eugene Krehbiel, Ernest Goertzen, Sara Regier, Betty Penner, Georgina Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Solly J. Dickey, Woldeen M. Epp, Dwight Klaassen, Kenneth L, Esou, Fremont A. Regier, Monroe H. Bartel, John Penner, Sharon Klaassen. College Boptist Student Fellowship — TOP ROW: Mary K. Rundell, Karen S. Fields, Dorlene F. Peter, Lois A, Fields, Shcryl D. Tucker. SECOND ROW: Sharon B, Oberle, Donno M. Denton, Dennis C, Duell, Sandra J. Surge, Mary E. Strahm, Anito E. Jacobson. THIRD ROW; James C. Walker, Darryl E. Matter, Gary L. Cromwell, James R. Hughbanks, Byron D. Bell, Norman N. Duell. BOTTOM ROW: Corlyle A. Thompson, Bruce J. Sander- son, Jim L. Peter, David J. Mugler, Winston G. Tilzey, Paul F. Burk, Bob Monroe. MENNONITE BAPTIST Fellowship increases membership to 50 Sfudenf group hears missionaries this year Mennonite fellowship increased its mem- bership from 30 to 50 this year under the lea- dership of Fremont Regier, president, and Er- nest Goertzen, faculty sponsor. The organization, which was founded at Kansas State in 1955, provides fellowship and recreation for persons of the Mennonite faith. Activities of the year included monthly meetings, picnics, and a slideorama. The group also had a smorgasbord, spring ban- quet, and entertained students from Tabor college and Bethel college with coffee hours. Missionaries from Japan, the Belgian Con- go, and China presented talks at the weekly meetings of the College Baptist Student fel- lowship during the year. These meetings were preceded by fellowship suppers. The group ' s choir, under the direction of Carlyle Thompson, song at church services at the College Baptist church and also presented cantatas at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. Gary Cromwell was president of the 40-member organization and Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Moser were sponsors. 147

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KAPPA BETA ROGER WILLIAMS Is affiliate of Disciples of Christ church Fellowship has membership of 100 students Joon Brockman was president of Kappa Beta, organization for women of the Disciples of Christ church, this year. Under her leader- ship, Kappa Beta carried out work projects with the Disciple Student fellowship. Working through the group ' s national chap- ter, the women helped to pay the expenses of a foreign student to attend the National Ec- clesia. The 15 members of Kappa Beta partici- pated in a work week and help week. They also gave food to a needy family. Gwendolyn Tinklin was faculty sponsor. For the first time this year the Roger Wil- liams fellowship has had on ordained minister as student director. The Rev. Dole Turner was brought to the campus for this purpose early in the school year. Affiliated with the Baptist student move- ment through the Kansas and American Bap- tist conventions, the K-Stote group has grown since 1951 to its present membership of 100. Under the leadership of Betty Johnson, pres- ident, and Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Young, facul- ty advisers, the group presented a ploy, No Room at The Hotel. Koppo Beta — TOP ROW: Han- nah L- Mills, Barbara B. Bar- nett, Joyce R, Taylor, Ardis L. Ellis. SECOND ROW: Joon G. Taylor, Esther F. Clarke, Gwen- dolyn L. Tinklin, Eldoro Z. Mc- Reynolds, BOTTOM ROW: Sarah F. Sheldon, L. Ann Burch, Joan R. Brockman, Carolyn K. Cling. Roger Williams Fellowship — TOP ROW: Sue M. Shriver, Befty L. Johnson, Beverly A. Richardson, Vjcki A. Matthews, Carolyn S. Kingsbury, Pat L. Mollhagen, Betty L Hoover Clydo E. Toms, Jonet K. Schrock, D. Ann Roberts. SECOND ROW: Richard A. Bayles, Paul B. Pnefert, George E. Gruen, Gordon R. Hildebrand, Howard J. Edde, Charles L. Mathis, Palmer R. Haynes, Wayne E. Longhofer, Mervyn R. Stuckey. THIRD ROW: Ross R. Freeman, Marvin E. Daniel, Gordon L. Coppoc, George G. Johnson, Norman Hildebrond, Lyie E. Clum, Duane V. Clum, Gary J. Lazarus, Ronald E. Rich, Rev. Dale R. Turner. BOTTOM ROW: Roy D. Fritzemeyer, Kenneth R. McCormic, Don O. Leftingwell, Don R. Wester, Charles Moore, John W. Dawson, Robert M. Howell, Max A. Godfrey, Bruce C. Barrow, George J. Bodenhamer. , C a ' v r, 149