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

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Judo Club TOP ROW: Clif- ford T. Kumamoto. Denis A. Toshikiyo, John W. Leighty. Francis W. Moore, Leslie J. Prus. SECOND ROW: Ken- neth L. Thomas, Iraj Rojhani, Isaac Wakabayashi, Fritz H. Nentwich, Derrick C. Hall. THIRD ROW: Roberto F. Reyes. Gerald L. Jenkins. Michael R. Manley. Phillip C. Meyer. Jack R. Austin. BOT- TOM ROW: Bradie F. Jones. Randall E. Willmore, Jack R. Crumrine, Charles H. Wat- son. Kappa Delta Pi honors top education students Members of Kappa Delta Pi, education honor- ary, opened their year with a joint dinner with S.E.A. at the Manhattan Country Club. The ban- quet provided both groups with the opportunity to meet James McComas, new dean of education. During the year, faculty members Joseph Rogers and Richard Owens, spoke to the group on juve- nile delinquency and creativity. Another banquet with S.E.A. in the spring honored outstanding students from the College of Education. Kappa Delta Pi TOP ROW: LeAnne Biggart. Marilee R. Henrikson, Joyce A. Burris. Jean F. Howe. Donna K. Knoell. Carolyn M. Kellogg, Janet L. Braden. SECOND ROW: Janet S. Rupp, Patricia A. Conk- wright. Jacqualine S. Byers. Sharon L. Terwilliger Kathleen A. Mau- pin, Beverly J. Angell. THIRD ROW: Linda J. Armstrong. Dorothy M. Hostetter, Jean M. Casper. Delores J. Johnson. Patricia A. Hatch. Joe H. Loeb. BOTTOM ROW: Teresa K. Graham, Carol Christensen. Mary E. Horton, Mary A. Bower. Ronald G. Propp. Daryl L. Wichman. Photographers appraise members ' color slides At meetings of Kappa Alpha Mu, photographic journalism society, members selected their own color slides to be seen and appraised. Participants in a high power color session presented new ideas on a dye transfer color process to the group and other members brought new photography tech- niques for group experimentation. Kappa Alpha Mu TOP ROW: Mark A. Clayton. Max D. Remley, Duke B. Reiber. BOTTOM ROW: Elbert B. Macy. Ronald R. Worley. William A. Blauvelt. 221

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Muslim students gather for prayer each Friday Uniting Muslim students on campus, the Is- lamic Association sponsored Friday prayer meet- ings at All-Faiths Chapel to promote the practice of Islam. At regular meetings, guests spoke on Economic Systems of Islam and Islam and Its Basic Principles. ' In the spring, members pre- sented an informative program about Islam on radio station KMAN and also published a month- ly newsletter, Al-Islam, for all members. Judo Club ranks high in Midwest tournaments Practicing twice each week, the 35 members of Judo Club, with Clifford Kumamoto as president, learned judo skills and perfected techniques for competition. Club members participated in Mis- souri Valley and Midwest Regional tournaments, in which they took individual honors with two first place finishes and four second place finishes. In club rankings, Judo Club members captured the Missouri Valley team trophy twice. Islamic Association T OP ROW: Razia Asadi, Shafqat S. Chaudhry, Mir Shamsuddin, Haseeb A. Khan, M. Kaiseruddin, Mir I. Asif, Athia Bano, Nishak Shafi. SECOND ROW: Rabie A. Mostafa, Saadat M. Syal, Shaikh Muzaffar, Shafiuddin A. Asadi, Abdullatif Kasu, Abdus Sadiq, Riaz H. Siddiqi. THIRD ROW: Shafiq Chaudhry. Mohamed A. Darwish, Hamid E. Raja, Shafi A. Balbale, Syed F. Quadri, Mohamed H. A. Moneim. BOTTOM ROW: An waru I H. Chaudhry, Ghu lam R. Chaudhry. Ahmad S. Khan, Sayeed U. Syed, Maher H. Khan. Iranians display slides, artwork from native land At regular meetings of the Iranian Student Association, members saw films about their native country and slides from a Peace Corps volunteer who had been in Iran for two years. Organized on campus five years ago, the group set up a booth at the fall Activities Carnival, at which they dis- played slides, artwork and handcrafts from Iran. Other activities included Saturday volleyball games for members and their guests, and an an- nual picnic at which Persian food was served. Iranian Student Association TOP ROW: Frank Lioyeim, Cyrus Eili- an, Iraj Rojhani, Mansour Mojibian. BOTTOM ROW: Stanley M. Slav- en, Ezzatollah Zabih, Esfahani M. Dibai. 220

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L : Kappa Phi TOP ROW: Beverly S. Frasier, Deanna F. Smart, Chloel- len E. Miller, Nancy C. Hageman, Diana F. Card, Ellen A. Smith, Lin- da S. Handlin, Debi R. Schank. SECOND ROW: Kae E. Algrim, Mi- chelle E. McConaughey, Carol A. Odgers. Elizabeth P. Gilmore, Sar- ah B. Dallas. Barbara L. Haney, Jeri L. Farmer. THIRD ROW: Janis C. Methodist women mend, give clothes to orphans Programs at weekly meetings of Kappa Phi, Methodist women s group, included speeches by Associate Dean of Students Walt Friesen and several campus ministers. Kappa Phis caroled and decorated the wards at Irwin Army Hospital while visiting patients there and donated and mended sweaters to send to orphans in Korea. In the spring, the women organized a banquet with the women ' s guild from the Wesley Foundation. Ludin, Christine A. Williams. Marlyse K. Milburn, Helen M. Ryan, Lourell I. Johnson, Laura J. Suggs, Betty J. Ryan. BOTTOM ROW: Gwen M. Lundin, Peggy J.Day.RachaelE.Hall.WandaL. Bates, Nancy J. Perry, Linda R. Wasmund, Carolyn S. Cropp. Radio program explains Latin American system Sponsoring a radio program on station KSAC, the Latin American Association discussed school systems in South and Central American and Car- ribean countries. At club meetings, thegroup showed educational films on Latin America and discussed governmental developments in educa- tion in South and Central America. The associa- tion presented an exhibit at the United Nations carnival and had a picnic in April. Latin American Association TOP ROW: Dulce M. Leon- ardi, Victor E. Fernandez, Gretchen E. Reveille. Rosa Maria Basso. Carlos M. Gar- cia. SECOND ROW: Rolando J. Carrillo, Erich R. Smith, Jose M. Fullana, Rafael 0. Esteva. BOTTOM ROW: Law- rence 0. Pultz. Steven R. Chandler, Raymond J. Agan, Manuel Carvajal. 222