Ottawa University - Ottawan Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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'X . x - A V 1. 4 6' , 4 -- Dr. A. B. Martin B.A., M.A., B.D., D.D., Ph. D. Irish prexy of Ottawa University . years at Ottawa .... able thinker . teacher .... capable administrator .... counselor .... father of three sons . . thusiast .... lover of sports .... our life. Page I4 . . . fourteen . . inspiring understanding . . soccer en- inspiration to NELLE R. BUCHANAN Associate Professor of Modern Languages B.A., M.A. if NELDA BUDDE Associate Professor of English A.B., M.A. ROGER CUMMINGS Professor of Religion ond Philosophy Ph.B,, B.D., M.Th. W. DAVID BEMMELS Professor of Physics ond Mathematics B.A., M.A., Ph.D. LULU M. BROWN Associate Professor of English B.A., M.A., D. Ped. ROY W. BROWNING Professor of Education and Psychology B.A., M.A., Ed. D. JOHN A. DAVIS Professor of Chemistry B.Sc., M.S., Ph.D. LEROY J. DAY A.B., B.D., M.A. Assisfcmf Professor of Sociology THELMA E. GAGE Insfrucfor in Physical Educofion B. S. CHARLES A. HAWLEY Professor of English B.A,, s.T.B., s.T.M., Ph.D. EDGAR D. KERR Professor of Music and Director of Ensemble B. Mus., M. Mus. B. SMITH HAWORTH Associate Professor of History and Political Science B.A., M.A. DOROTHY B. HENNING Instructor in Piano Mus. B. EVELYN KINNEY Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S. ROBERTA LAMB Assistant Professor of Home Economicsj Dietitian A.A., B.S, RUTH KERR Instructor in' Public School Music B.A. JUDSON -F. LEE Professor of Economics and Business Adminis- tration B.A., MA., Ph.D. E. E. LIST Associate Professor of Biology B.S., M.S. GEORGE H. MARSHALL Assistant Professor of Education B.A., M.A. RICHARD L. PETERS instructor in Physical Educationp Assistant Coach B.S. E. C. SHEMWELL Assistant Professor of Commerce B.C.S., B.A., M.B.A, ROWLAND W. RITCHIE Professor of English B.A., M,A., LL.D. GEORGE ROUSE Instructor in Chemistry B.S., M.S. PAUL STONER Assistant Professor of Music B. Mus., M. Mus,, PAUL STROUD Assistant Professor of Music B.S., B.Mus., M. Mus. LLOYD STAFFORD Assistant Professor of Speech and Dramatics B.S., M.A. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS TOP, Ieff To right: ESTEL JOHNSON, R. N. BUNDY, ELVERA SUTHERLAND, CLAUDE WEBB BOTTOM, Ieff To right: DR. E. S. MIZELL, ANN MARSHALL mv TOP, left fo right: MRS. LUCILLE FRIEND, DR. ROY BROWNING BOTTOM, left To right: MISS VIRGINIA JENNINGS, Dining Hall Siaff, MISS ROBERTA LAMB FRED STOCKFORD Janitor extraordinaire -faN S. QW' Bundy! Bay TI-IE DIRECTCDRS a ,v 1 -Y 7-'....,., mf .gy ,'aLw - f,',. sg-' V' 1' ax ' , , - , , - Mr.: - f., M, .X . x ,. ,., . .--.,e:. 1 , ,dnfs w'x-3'-Q? ' Lz.5'.fff '31, ,, 15: :fi ,fa-+f'if. ' 1 GRN, ' pw,-.f' -- cf '- 1-ffg 3.335 ,,. .- 5.1-.' . .gf , 43.4 wjfl- pub EFS' J. j,-'HF-,, ,-V.. 4, if ,Af '- . :xt - -1' ,3'lI i'.- Lxiiif sl.,-.-ef ff - ,Q 'J' f.: QF W L, ' ' Y' .w-'ff -F' ,v Q . ,. g,-gLx,,- 2 f N -J ' 1 nm -',.L,,- -' , Jd ., A, .,. .. , , -' ,J ,. 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X. - A V lc 1, , +9 V va' SPENCER MARTIN 4 it as Student Manager PAT SPILLMAN President, Student Council Student Government The campus life at Ottawa University is governed by the student council, elected each spring for the coming year by the student body as a whole. The Student Manager is appointed by the student council, and the officers of the student council are elect- ed by the elected members. The secretary of the student council this year was Elaine McKeag. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Left to right: DALE TURNER, JOHN ROEDER, BLAINE RUSH, BILL JACKSON, ELAINE MCKEAG, GERRY GREEN, CALVIN I-IAWORTI-I, SPENCER MARTIN, PAT SPILLMAN. -,Hear RELIGIOUS BOARD PAT PETERSON, Chairman Left To right Back Row: JONES STEWART, GOLIKE, KAWATA, D STOLL, ROBERTS. Seated: POLAND, M. BRENNER, J SPINDLER, McCARTNEY, PETERSON V. ANGELL. ATHLETIC BOARD PAUL ROBBINS, Chairman GWEN GARRIGUES, Vice-Chairman Left To right: Back Row: ROBBINS MONROE, BOND, C. ANGELL. Seated: G. GARRIGUES, PHELPS COOK, M. HAFLICH, C. GARRIGUES SHEPHERD. PUBLICATIONS BOARD JERRY MATTOX, Chairman Lcff To righf: Sfandmgi ROWLANDS, B. cumusn, scored: olcKsoN, Murox, PALM- Qulsr. 1 1 1 1 1 SOCIAL BOARD KATHE SLINKMAN, Chairman Left To right:Sfar1ding: C. STOLL, SCHIERBAUM, STEVENS Seated: R. LEDOM, S. BLYTHE, DENNI, SLINKMAN, SCHUESSLER SCHOLASTIC BOARD DICK WALL, Chairman Left To right: Standing: HILDEBRAND, CASEBIER, KINGCADE, ROBINSON Seated: LAWSON, WALL, MARTIN, METH, ANDERSON Page 25 Wm M-ggMfwx'Z5R5fX2?f Y ' P- - 1 wmwwgwwgfeFsfgggggwmgywmmyQgE5ggwmmggfwigammggmywmwwwmwmfwxr ' .zilgzjz '55 ' f fmiimiiwgmsiiiiEgfwMiHHEfwEHWE?WWQFH'' Page 26 Time OUT MAIN CHARACTERS v . T'.' . f 1, 'Y , ,gf-l ' .- , V' ,.,--1 . f 15 , . ' .mir I , f.J.,,j-.qw , ff -- asf, , .i ,., :...,- I. Aff? 239' . .,q. 23 W: . uixff' PR ,'- ' N f f ' ' ' . gih. -- ,-.fj , p -apvgf rg , 53' - ' ',-. ,H-, .- N ,HQ .QT ..,-T, R-,3.' -? .-fri' ,H k ,, I I X .., NA, 2 - . ,t,uS . 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Page 28 BARBARA ADAMS Sociology Zeta Pi Omega Royal Oak, Michigan GORDON BISHOP Physical Education Delta Phi Delta Princeton LA VERNE BUF!-'UM Speech-Dramatics Phi Kappa Chi Winfield MARION BARNES English Sigma Iota Psi Ottawa CLARENCE BLACKMAN Sociology Alpha Phi Beta Denison, Iowa WILLIAM BUSBY History-Political Science Alpha Phi Beta Denver, Colorado ROBERT BEHEE Economics Sigma Tau Delta Leavenworth CHARLENE BRADBURY Biology Phi Kappa Chi Meade MAXINE CARMICHAEL History-Political Science Kappa Tau Delta Burlingame GENE BELL History-Political Science Alpha Phi Beta Arkansas City WILLAVIEVE BRUMMELL Biology Kappa Tau Delta Kansas City CHARLES CARPENTER Sociology Delta Phi Delta Ottawa MARY CASEBIER LOIS CROOKS Education Psychology English Phi Kappa Chi Kappa Tau Delta Chanute Pomona MARIANNE MARTHA LOU DICK DELAURENTIS Music Sociology Sigma Iota Psi Pi Theta Chi Ottawa Chicago, Illinois CLIFTON GUNNELS J. W. HAMILTON History-Political Sociology Science Alpha Phi Beta Sigma Beta Gamma Hutchinson Newton ROBERT CURRIER Music Alpha Phi Delta Molina, Colorado MARIAN DROEGEMEIR Sociology Zeta Pi Omega Geneseo CLEMMA HART Physical Education Phi Kappa Chi Barnard ZED DANIELS Economics Sigma Beta Gamma East St. Louis, Illinois WILLIAM ERICKSON Physical Education Sigma Tau Delta Leavenworth ROBERT HATTER Economics Sigma Delta Pi Casper, Wyoming Page 29 Clalasf it gd :-:-:gr-S Q , xx, Vi:- :II as +- ? ,,, snswii, Q , P' -mfs, . ,ms .,m,,.Q14,x ,,, .Meg ' 1. V- wage W N, M 9 my w is 'Sl as , I E Q, I X ,, use . at .- 'X -:::. , Q ... 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GLEN OLA HAYWARD Mathematics Kappa Tau Delta Ottawa DICK IVES Physics Sigma Beta Gamma Mount Hope FRANCES KINGCADE Commerce - Economics Sigma Iota Psi Freeman, Missouri DELPHINE KUZEE Physical Education Pi Theta Chi Salina RAYMOND MASON Economics Alpha Phi Beta Ottawa CARL MOLZ Sociology Sigma Delta Pi Ottawa 3 X X X GEORGE LEDOM Engineering Sigma Beta Gamma Ottawa MARY MEADOWS Sociology Pi Theta Chi Yoder ROBERT MOORE Economics Sigma Tau Delta Ottawa M Q X ELAINE MARTIN English Phi Kappa Chi Ottawa BETSY MOBERLY Education-Psychology Zeta Rho Gamma Quenemo LYNN MYERS Biology Sigma Tau Delta Leavenworth SPENCER MARTIN Economics Alpha Phi Beta Ottawa FERN MOLLOHAN Sociology Sigma Iota Psi Iola COLLEEN NEWKIRK English Phi Kappa Chi Wellington Page 31 'S 'X T 322 ! 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DONALD TYSON Dodge City GEORGE WALTER Princeton EDWARD SCHOOLCRAFT Waverly DOROTHY STAADT Ottawa ZAYLENE TAYLOR El Dorado JOY UMSTOT Wichita ROBERT WARD Ottawa MARY SCHOWENGERDT Topeka EVELYN STAADT Ottawa FANNIE THORLAKSON Riceville, Iowa BILL UNDERWOOD Atchison NAOMI WATTS Ottawa - AZEEEEE EEA ?? EDGAR SEYMOUR Rantoul DICK STOLL Rose LOIS TULLIS Evansville, Wisc. AMY LOU VAN GILDER Osawatomie DONALD WAYMIRE Ottawa DAVID SMITH Denver, Colo. JOYCE STUERMER Turner BERNARD TURNER Valley Falls I JEAN ANNE WALKER Chicago, ill. PAUL WESTON Bronson PAUL WHEATON CLARENCE MARGARET WILSON WALLACE WINDETT Scott City MARILYN WILLIAMS Ottawa SAM ZARA Hewlett, Ne WIDEMAN Danielson, Conn. Colony Clay Center ARTHUR WITHAM LORENE WOODRUFF WILLIAM Pomona Denver, Colo. WOODRUFF Vassar BOGDAN ZABKO- w York POTAPOWICZ Chester, Pa. ALEX WILKIE Fruita, Colo. RICHARD WORLEY Chanute RUTH ZIMMERMAN Ottawa Page 57 D X v N. V K 1 IVISIGNAI. 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Top Row: Son of Mr. ond Mrs. Jerry Honey: Son of Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Robbins: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merrifield. Middle Row: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stoll: Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Monroe: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Monroe. Bottom Row: Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haney: Son of Mr. and Mrs. AI Keibp Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sowell. m 'M-M.. , .... MM W----.. W M 'WX Top Row: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Talley: Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Emery: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Emery. Middle Row: Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musgrave: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bishop: Daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Springer. Row: Twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Patterson: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stroud. Page 67 Bottom Page 70 4 8 X 'fs E W is G ag f zlz X - V, if , 21 ' '33 :.A ,I C ' :' V 5 Top Row: WITT, R. CURRIER, BLYTHE. Bottom Row: ROEDER, KAWATA, B. CURRIER. Alpha Phi Beta BAKE BAKER . . . Christmas party for underprivileged . . . Bingo . . . . Tropical Holidayn for Marsh and Donna . . . . Vastly interested in student government .... Lots of debaters .... second scholastically . . . . Lone Star. Club officers for the year: Master, Kenneth Wittg Vice-Master, Bob Currierg Secretary-Treasurer, John Blytheg Social Chairman, John Roederg Athletic Chairman, Paul Wheatong Scholastic Chairman, Bill Busbyg Re- ligious Chairman, Terry Kawata. h h '2,, . ii' , E .. J. Q? ' K v:-- Iv.: ij., :I :,: 5 ,.... .. si '2:.il ,-':'. I '72 .'.. A ., . , St Q, 'ii M ,,-' ffiff-ii: ,' 3 H V ,. ., If - ' P -'-.- - if : .,:: E 5: V . ,... ,::: I : .. r ..... '.,. , ,,.: 'VZV , .:. ,T --' ,1:. 1 A ' - ,,, L':': ',,.,A 2 1 3. 22. 1 . Y -krz vbnl .... D I zzzlbzi I X i'f'f,, H .af 'I 1 '. 225: 'vb' ' . I EEB . . . . . hh r - Mft' i ':2: 55- : . .. I . ,A . - ,. i ff :': ':' i . : .,..:, .- I r E .. ,,,,, 3 . . A ,IEEE :: . I J , A, E , ':::':: E V f ' ji g .--: ' . Q H '-1 1V: f 1 . b -. :..,,, ' . . ..:- uzq . , :.Z. . , ' A it if get A ...ii ',.': K J f, ...,- H wx 'f . ' ji, :' '-i::. '. X 1 .-:: 5 5 :,'- . ,,., ,- , , , ::: .' ,.,5 vs-AS, ' E L .. ,. : ,A':: I ':.',,, ,..,:-- ., . .ga ....A-- an p, ,,..... . - I ' -::--.'..: Jw' ,,, .,,A ' A fs 'E if ' -- A 'A i:... ,, if - f if f, 5 Avzv is :IQ '- 3 . 'Z 2 , A N ., zzl, J S , 3.5, if ' Fixx, ':' Z 7 xl., .. ,. :,-, 111 ,. . . 1 Y- ,::, -:'l ' i. 'A H ,A,, i i i Q ,:.,., 5 1,. A In - ..... Vl: zaz ' 21 - .EJ fi ., 3 -A'1 '1 -f--- l -'2 A ':1:1'I::: A A . ::::, -- --A.2 i f , - First Row: R. ALLEN, G. ANDERSON, G. BELL, F. BENNETT, C. BLACKMAN, J. BLYTHE, B. BOWLINE. Second Row: M. BROWN, R. BROWNING, C. BROYLES, B. BUSBY, D. CARLSON, R. CHARTIER, C. CLINKENBEARD. Third Row: T. COUNTS, D. CUDWORTH, B. CULBERTSON, B. CURRIER, R. CURRIER, C. FOUST, L. GADDIS. Fourth Row: R. HAMILTON, C. HASHAGEN, B. HATTER, W. HEGBERG, C. HENNESS, H. HONN, E. HOSS. Fifth Row: D. HOWELL, B. JACKSON, K. JANSSEN, J. KELLER, L. KEPHART, B. KIDD, T. LEWIS. Sixth Row: L. MACHLAN, S. MARTIN, R. MASON, D. NUENSCHWANDER, C. RANDALL, L. REICHENGERG, J. ROEDER, E. SEYMOUR. Seventh Row: M. SHIRER, D. SPARKMAN, M. STEPHAN, D. TEAGUE, G. WALTER, P. WHEATON, A. WITHAM, K. WITT. Page 71 I Page 72 Top Row: STIMSON, LAWSON, SCHUESSLER, ROBBINS. Bottom Row: BOND, MQKINZIE, BRENNER Delta Omega YOUNGSTERS . . . fighting hard scholastically . . . on top athletically . . . . good timesl' socially . . . . made 'em pay on Charter Day . . . . second with homecoming float and the barbershop quartet. Club officers for the year: Master, Dave Stimsong Vice-Master, Elim Lawsong Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Brennerg Scholastics, Paul Robbinsg Friar, Merle Brennerg Songleader, Ray McKinzieg Athletics, Forrest Bondg Publications, Bill Herrickg Social Chairman, Bill Schuessler. 1 6 gg ,. .v.,. , In W ,Q . J ...rr t A i: i ' '.,.,, Q IX W 5 ' 'L fi . Wi 7 . .: quuu u V . A Vuqzb 3 NM' . 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Vi - gm 3: V- 12, :.: vv:- Z: -::: ,., . . .1 I. . A uf W . -Em.. ....-' . .-1:' . ,Aa 45, A I . I ,-.. Wx gi A-,-. 5 Inlgvt I is -Q ,K , A 'V I S: , -vI- . V I :ag ' 4 5.1 ...- f 1 'A-' f- f - -'-. rzz- E ...1. W '... 1. .:-V-.. ,'I: AA.' . -:r. ' -'A' ...1 - ' .':- J A . , luiquiv . . ......:i:5-3-i j.. .. ,lnv ... . .. . E EW '-25.5. Q 4 A . , A V...... N .. ... ..:: .f , . . ..V. W lqvv ' S7 uzlu J : V :.. I Q Q 3 ' A tm -:-' , ....: 1 ' First Row: F. BOND, M. BRENNER, B. BRENNER, E. BROWN, H. CARSON, L. COBB, W. CHESTER, J. COLT. Second Row: C. CRAIG, L. DROEGEMEIER, L. DUMAS, J. EVANS, W. FAULKNER, J. FEILER, S. FLORES, R. FRONTERHOUSE. Third Row: S. GLASS, A. GUALTIERI, B. HERRICK, B. HOWE, A. KEIB, L. KEARNEY, V. KIMBROUGH, G. LANDRY. Fourth Row: R. LAWSON, E. LAWSON, P. MCFARLAND, D. MCGREGOR, R. McKlNZlE, S. MOON, G. MORSE, H. MURRAY. Fifth Row: H. O'NEAL, R. PALMER, J. PARDON, M. POWELL, L. REYNOLDS, P. ROBBINS, W. ROMICK, C. ROUSEY. Sixth Row: A. SALAZAR, R. SALISBURY, B. SCHUESSLER, MAURICE SHARP, MURRAY SHARP, L. SHAW, H. SMARTT, R. SPINDLER. Seventh Row: K. STEVENSON, D. STIMSON, R. WEST, R. WARD, R. WALN, D. TYSON, D. TROUP, A. WILKIE, B. WOODRUFF. Page 73 Page 74 Top Row: BENNETT, SCHRADER, ANDERSON, ANGELL. Bottom Row: GOLIKE, ROWLANDS, HAMILTON Sigma Delta Pi BARNES BASEMENT AND LITTLE LAMBS .,.. informal treasure hunt in the cold .... Christmas hayride .... formal strictly classic . . . Nick married Bill and Stroud and the new look .... First in football . . Tiegreen second in tennis .... the brains, masculinely speaking . . Gardner Lake to celebrate end of school. Club officers for the year were: Master, Kenneth Hogan, Vice-Mas- ter, Arly Burch, Friar, Fred Golikeg Athletics, Charlie Angell, Scholas- tics, Jerry Mattoxg Publications, Jim Rowlands, Social Chairman, George Schrader, Song leader, J. W. Hamilton. ,., :: 3 isis! 2:1: A . ' ::: ':-: A . 8 W 3 is ::---A, kc B . S Qs Q 'I ' . J ex I .A,...', , A 1' ' Q . S ' , V- , I.-S ... if I -In :,. Q 4 Ay ng ,Qvq W3 M :.: .- ,.., zz- 'Q J I SN ' ' -A ...I iss? 12':'2 ':Q - R.. x -I Q ia: my A A A . A - . . A CR E f J. . -gk in Y? si- A . A '1 ' mu A - my 2. ., .:-: ':,, E -i.gf.:,N gvg 'Q I .-Q5 VQQ, 'v--- :QZ 1 kfjgu il A I .., 1 - ,A ': '23 :.,,., ., . e-- H g ,. 1 15 . f Q -Q Q 1-:2'V zi. f ' IW zz. :':' M ,,: f .. QR ,. -1 . 1 - I 'V1 ,.,, . :.W , ,.. . :,A AA',..A ,,, ::::: :QV W ::'::' I . J. . A , ' :::: - -- ,J h RRR R h . . . ... A f A I ',A I ',A,A,1: Q V L -A Ad ' f First Rowi G. ANDERSON, R. ANDERSON, C. ANGELL, M. ANGELL, W. ANGELL, J. ASHER, K. BEAL. Second Row: B. BENNET, B. BONES, G. BOWMAN, A. BURCH, F. BURCH, B. CLARK, R. CORRELL. Third Row: P. DUGGAN, P. ELLIOTT, D. GAINES, C. GANGWISH, O. GILKINSON, F. GOLIKE, J. HAMILTON. Fourth Row: B. HAWLEY, C. HAWORTH, R. HAWORTH, T. HERSHBERGER, K. HOGAN, E. KEAGY, D. KLINGMAN. Fifth Row: B. LEIMKUHLER, R. LOGAN, J. MATTOX, C. MOLZ, B. NAGASHIMA, J. PALM, B. RAINWATER. Sixfh Row: J. REISERER, B. RICHARDSON, J. ROWLANDS, B. RUSH, NICK SANTORE, G. SCHRADER, D. SNEERINGER, R. STEWART. Seventh Row: W. TIEGREEN, H. TUTTLE, D. TURNER, G. UNDERWOOD, W. VAN DYKE, C. WATKINS, D. WORLEY, D. WYATT. Page 75 4 Page 76 Left to Right: DEFRIES, POLAND, BLYTHE, SOWELL, WRIGHT. Delta Phi Delta SMORGASBORD INFORMALLY . . . maintained hope athletically . . Master entered publishing field .... turned gypsy for Golden Earrings . . . . DeFries, master composer . . . . Club officers for the year: Master, Stanley DeFriesg Secretary-Treasur- er, Jim Polandg Scholastics, Dick Wallg Friar, Bill McCartneyg Social Chairman, Sam Blytheg Athletics, Harley Sowellg Publications, Kenneth Garner, Song leader, Frank Wright. 1 .V:. .. . i I V CCCC I 55 A R. tit . SS.S. I , ff N ,., ,.,.'1 f fx B Izz V I A 9 its 1 AVQV g l 1 :v:- A A I S J i . jf .rin-.y . .. I -asa... ':-,- E 2. , Q :QQ H : :::-. 9 S, '1 ': 5:1- .. .Q lll- VQQ, - - A A ,-ph .I ' . .:.,.,,. Ei .,.'-l' 5 KM '1.,' ..V12. ':: : - V 'uf ,,,'., HW QR L5 .. xy I 12 SI I ' ' 'A i M . ' 1 5 : ii i. A ::': 5 ..,., . X ,A ,. .4 AA,-- --:' Q , at 4 'I R ,. is-ef A A Z l I . ff.. AQ, W . .. f V , 'ff' ,qul ' ' : S . . V ....- ,H 'QQ' '- ' .,,' 2 . E .,..::,. - .Z Vql, E Q X gk, lp , ' ':'A ' 4. :':-2 : 'A ' 4 LM .,., :ff :::5 I V I I ::' an Q Iri- . ,: A , -I I 21' - I fe. . . J S A g I I . . :,. , .. . A A A I -V - Zzz 4'-.. Q . ,.A: . lzz, Q X ,. K WZ.. :.. i if ' , H 1 'f N . R 4. .fl -I . , , . 3 . V, . ju 1,3 .. . rw ...J .. , M 3 ., -4 : . ' xv S v U Q3 1 ..1. I I ' Pj: , . I ,h .h I ..,' .5 f::: .,.:. - 1.-: I QM, - : Til ' .. ...,.,:,r.Q....:M1. . First Row: G. BISHOP, S. BLYTHE, C. CARPENTER, D. COOPER, R. CULBERTSON, S. DeFRIES, G. DeWILD. Second Row: T. DIXON, C. DUFFIELD, D. EDGE, J. ESTES, G. FERGUSON, K. GARNER, R. GILBERT. Third Row: W. HERNDON, J. HODGES, D. KAMRATH, B. KASTNING, E. KONYSKY, J. KOONS, S. KROMAN. Fourth Row: H. LEWIS, L. LUTKIEWICZ, B. MCCARTNEY, F. MARTIN, L. MERCIER, K. MERRIFIELD, M. MOLLOHAN. Fifth Row: F. MOON, C. PATTERSON, H. PEARSON, B. PHIFER, J. POLAND, L. POPE, H. ROBERTS. Sixth Row: R. RUSH, K. SCHERLING, D. SMITH, H. SOWELL, B. TURNER, J. WAKEFIELD, D. WALL. Seventh Row: W. WINDETT, F. WRIGHT, B. ZABKO-POTAPOWICZ, S. ZARA. Page 77 , '. vw , QS -X f ', II..'II:I.2E?E5:,5Er-'E 0 iw . . A fi A -Q if ex ix ,Q , z ., .fa vgfvadw ,N E, A?-3:22 , 3. 1 Page 78 Top Row: D. IVES, G. LEDOM, CAPPER, R. LEDOM. BoHorn Row: WATT, DANIELS, GUNNELS, E. IVES. Sigma Beta Gamma FLOATING POWER . . . won the trophy at homecoming . . . magic at informal .... picnics .... with dogs and drinks . . . fifth club-intra- murally. Club officers for the year were: Master, Dick Ivesg Vice-Master, George Ledomg Secretary-Treasurer, Don Capperg Athletics, Zed Danielsg Social Chairman, Bob Ledomg Scholastics, John Wattg Publications, George Veixg Friar, Clifton Gunnelsg Song leader, Ed Ives. 4 I S r ig I . ...,,. V- ck A 3+ Q 3' if 1 Q 13 5 5 in 5 is 2 ,EQ Wg ,Z . . .,,.. .,,... M PS, C A, , ,.-: m Q f-all 1? K Q Q . x ,S A,--- .AAA,.,.,.: . 'gf . ,,.... 6, ,xx mm Q1 -:.:-- ':: ' '1 ' T : '.fE2E: First Row: J. ALLEN, C. BROOKS, L. BROOKS, D. CAPPER, B. CLAFLIN, L. COLEMAN. Second Row: Z. DANIELS, R. DUGAN, H. FLORA, B. GAMLIN, D. GERMANN, C. GUNNELS. Third Rowt G. HARRIS, D. HOUSER, R. IVES, B. KELLER, D. KERSHNER, L. KIMBROUGH. Fourth Row: G. LEDOM, C. 0. NAUMAN, J. NORDEEN, A. OLSON, R. PENCE, R. PHILLIPS. Fifth Row: R. POTTER, C. RHOADS, R. SONNEMANN, W. SPRINGER, B. UNDERWOOD, G. VEIX, R. WALKER. Sixth Row: J. WALLS, J. WATT, C. WAYMIRE D. WHITE, C. WIDEMAN, C. WILLIAMSON, J. WOLGAST. Pogo 79 fzk , .:.: Page 80 Picture: ROBERT MOORE, LLOYD PRINTZ. Sigma Tau Delta ATHLETES OF THE SCHOOL . . had a party . . . policed up Well on Charter Day .... tied for first .... Everybody can't be first scholastic- ally .... runners-up in intramurals .... efficiency at track meets. 5 353215 zz' 3 S tw , . ., . W rw 3 s ' A3 SM 4v.,.,, 5 , ---.,--- Qll- -:--,,, A 'iii 'I ..,Q : ,. ' :.' 'ZS-fy 4 5 ::f-2 ummm... First Row: M. ALCOCK, J. ALLEN, J. ARENSBERG, B. BEHEE, B. CALDER, D. CLAASSEN. Second Row: J. CROOKS, M. DAVENPORT, J. DOUGLAS, G. EMERY, W. ERICKSON, E. GARVER. Third Row: C. HANEY, F. HANEY, G. HANEY, D. HOOVER, B. HOSLER, V. KEAGY. Fourth Row: J. KEITHLEY, L. MEYERS, D. MOVERLY, H. MONROE, R. MOORE, W. MOORE. Fifth Row: J. PITTS, L. PRINTZ, C. STOLL, D. STOLL, H. STONE, B. TALLEY, D. TRIGG. Sixth Row: A. B. TURNER, D. WELBORN, W. WELBORN, P. WESTON, M. WILHITE, B. WILLIAMS, C. WORTHINGTON. Page 81 Page 82 Top Row: HAYWARD, VAN HORN, STEVENS, ROBISON, C. GARRIGUES. Bottom Row: G. GARRIGUES, E. PALMQUIST, J. SPINDLER, L. BADDAKER. Kappa Tau Delta RESIDENCE HALL FOR RUSH TEA . . . chili for pledge party . . . Evening in Paris . . . evening at First Methodist Church . . . funs and falls at skating party .... initiation for Wayward at home of Hayward . . . . cleaned campus .... cleaned Student Council for S10 .... C. J. De- more led exodus to Forest Park .... almost made it athletically .... one-third hockey champs .... second in volleyball and basketball . . plenty of honors but number four scholastically. Club officers for the year were: Master, Glenola Hayward, Vice- Master, Gwen Garriguesg Secretary-Treasurer, Sara Jean VanHorng So- cial Chairman, Wilma Stevensg Friar, Juanita Spindlerg Scholastics, Mar- gie Robisong Publications, Eloise Palmquistg Athletics, Celeste Garriguesg Song Leader, Laura Baddaker. iw aff f xg: - no M '25 F, ,.,: ..-:2- .rEEiQ, Q 4 ,-,..g:g .,Q.f : . -. .,. 15- Q ' ,p JRR N, y 1, 5 1 Q' as K. my 2 Q 5, 5ES:E:E1E52.::5::::.:E:-:E' ' .:sqs:s:1EgEE: ,Q 3 V s QNX QQ Q , ,. ., . ,,.. F? . X 5 V.. 'www ' f W . Q www, .W -W Farsi Row: Second Row: M. COFFMAN, L, CROOKS, M. CRUEY, M. FORD, C. GARRIGUES, G. GARRIGUES. Thurd Row: T. GOLDSMITH, F. GRAVES, E HALBERT, B. HUBER, M. LEE, E. MOSIMAN. Fourth Row: F. OLSON, E. PALMQUIST, P. PETERSON, E. RAMSEY, M. ROBISON. Fifth Row: J. SPINDLER, D. STAADT, E. STAADT, J. STUERMER, W. STEVENS, M. SWAIM. Suxth Row: S. VAN HORN, A. WEGENER, M. WILSON, R. ZIMMERMAN. L. BADDAKER, W. BRUMMEL, M. CAREY, M. CARMICHAEL, M. CHANDLER, M. CLINKENBEARD. '39 M w Q ,W QW ,- it 6 Pogo 83 Page 84 wage ,Q G4 iff . ge-.y55:f-.- 3321355 'tawifii f , ,X .,..,,fwe' 1,1 - ., Q ,,,...fsef,,i,Q3. , ,.Qf'.f: ff33f',g7'f4.,:f f ,?1w.4.ff V wave?-M-V if : 1.13242 Ss sfiiiig sg539+wfEg a??f f if 2 fiidiva Qzffgqitirm 'sz iw? ,V ,fa ,ay ., , QYQ: ?'3??i5Q+9'.'?95,1'l '-V3 SST' 'e' Wai Kfrf 455559, -' ,MM ,Q A' .,.,f. . ' 5522 QS Zliyfxw rfffifwfitaa , . 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Golden Earrings and Marianne .... picinc with Thetas and C. J. . . yellow convertibles for some Chi's. Officers for the year: Master, Marjory Thomasg Vice-Master, Clemma Hart, Secretary, Alice Hostetterg Treasurer, Colleen Newkirk, Social Chairman, Martha Dennig Athletics, Lorena Williamson, Friar, LaVerne Buffumg Scholastics, Elaine Martin, Publications, Colleen Pharesg Song Leader, Donna Beth Noren. sr My swf I A ff ...A - ,. - --'1 .1,.. 9 Q' QQ' K.. ...,. .' 1 ,,.. A Sv is , . Q sf i Wy vial, . '-'- f::E' . :s:-:s aw -1-I. :i' E:::.i:Q. Mis Zig i rw' I : A rf- vs . ,. Y -1:1 -1 ....: .5aam:::g:::f:::e:s.-::f:.......:.5a2::5:aa5:x::5:as::?:a:?.s:am4azea:a1ae: I ' 1 :W W 5 9w5.m.. ...... . ..,- ...-. an ASW 1 -1295 f V ,, 5-ff? 55452 .12-.::: . . 1 V V Y' ' ' 'hi 41 l 9 If ........,, ., , W First Row: B. BAHNMAIER, B. BRADBURY, C. BRADBURY, L. BUFFUM, M. CASEBIER, E. EATON. Second Row: A. GEORGE, R. GRIFFITH, C. HART, D. HERRICK, A. HOSTETTER, E. HOWARD. Third Row: P. HUNDLEY, J. INSKEEP, F. KINGCADE, D. LEWIS, N. LONGENECKER, E. MARTIN. Fourth Row: B. MEALS, M. MILLER, M. MINER, C. NEWKIRK, L. NEWMAN, D. NOREN. Fifth Row: R. PAINE, B. PATTERSON, C. PHARES, W. RENFROW, R. ROBERTS, D. RYAN. Ssxfh Row: M. SONNEMANN, M. THOMAS, A. TOMES, H. UNDERWOOD. . . , 'L 1, in ws.....:.:.x.:. Q. . Page 85 Page 86 F i fi as 7 ,E :2 fi r F If ' f - r Top Row: RIEGEL, NESBIT, ALDERSON, HOLCOMB. Bottom Row: DeLAURENTlS, HILDEBRAND, PHELPS, MONROE. Pi Theta Chi TEA AT LAMB'S . . . residence . . . Come As You Are to Haworth's . . . . pictures of Ireland . . . . flower arrangements . . . . gift wrapping for brothers .... went round and round at skating party .... Valentines for secret hearts .... Smorgasbord for formal .... waitresses and dolls . . . . Famous Quotations . . . . Theta's and Chi's parked in Forest. Officers for the year: Master, Dorothy Riegelg Vice-Master, Phyllis Nesbitg Secretary, LaRetha Aldersong Treasurer, June Holcombg Friar, Donna Whiteg Scholastics, Letha Hildebrandg Social Chairman, Marianne DeLaurentisg Athletics, Eleanor Richg Song Leader, Kathe Slinkman. 4 X iw, f 43,4 , me ff A . ig, 6 lzzi- fm :2 , 4 W ..:: I f fri:-,I V ' 'E 1 .1 1 1 :2 1 :L I '-' I A . , ., , wi :' ' IAI , . , I QQ jf V vxki 125 9, 3, 4 Q g':.icw gl E? First Row: D. ADAMS, L. ALDERSON, R. BIGGAR, N. BOARDMAN, R. CHRISTY, M. DeLAURENTIS. Second Row: W. HALLOCK, E. HARGIS, L. HILDEBRAND, J. HOLCOMB, D. JONES, V. KINDALL. Third Row: M. KROMAN, D. KUZEE, M. LaRUE, M. MEADOWS, R. MENGERHAUSER, C. MONROE. Fourfh Row: N. MURET, P. NESBIT, B. OTT, D. PHELPS, E. RICH, D. RIEGEL. Fifth Row: M. SCHOWENGERDT, K. SLINKMAN, P. SPILLMAN, L. TULLIS, J. UMSTOT, A. VAN GI Sixth Row: N. WATTS, D. WHITE, M. YORK. N 79' ' .. f 1 - ' 5 s, is 4? ' ' ....a:-, ,am f. , M 9 ,..,. . .. Q 5 , -5 3 . .12 . V 9 S, y . as Q 2, E: LDER. .sag 2 .. J, .. 1, W 425 , :..-... ., '52 I as y Q Q .11 2 V 4 Page 87 .Aww Page 88 W is Top Row: BARNES, BONDURANT, LIKES, HARR, KINGCADE. Bottom Row: COOK, ANGELL, DICKINSON, HODGES. Sigma Iota Psi BLUE SWEATERS, white letters .... morning, glory .... Ghosts walked at First Baptist Church .... Thanksgiving basket .... Hayride with the Delts .... carols, cocoa, and sandwiches .... Lone Star- dates, jeans, tired feet. Officers for the year: Master, Marian Barnes, Vice-Master, Naomi Bondurantg Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Likesg Friar, Vina Lea Angell, Scholastics, Frances Kingcadeg Athletics, Jo Cookg Publications, Donna Dickinson, Social Chairman, Mary Ann Harrg Song Leader, Shirley Hod- ges. A . , , ..,. x First Row: A. ANGELL, V. ANGELL, P. AUSTIN, C. BALL, M. BARNES, V. BAXTER. Second Row: N. BONDURANT, M. CAIN, J. COOK, D. COX, C. CROOKS, N. CULBERTSON. Third Row: L. DICK, M. DICK, D. DICKINSON, M. DIXON, B. GOODMAN, J. GULLICKSON. Fourth Row: M. HARR, J. HENNING, S. HODGES, F. KINGCADE, B. KLEIN, V. LANTIS. Fifth Row: R. LAZARUS, D. LIKES, F. MOLLOHAN, E. PARKERSON, A. RINGEISEN, Z. SANDS. Sixth Row: D. SATTERFIELD, S. SMITH, Z. TAYLOR, M. WILLIAMS. r I' ,,...,. . Ak A2 Ailq, Z ...,,... , Q ,ggiriiks , ..,. . A y awn . V 1. , ... . . 3, I Msn W A 'ew Page 89 Page 90 tw x sf? it visits Top Row: SHARP, POWERS, HATCHER, MICKLE, FRAZZINI. Bottom Row: LAWSON, SHEPHERD, JONES, STACK. Zeta Pi Omega PURPLE AND SILVER .... rush tea at Mizell's .... Waffles for pledges at Jennings' .... Come as you are .... hayride .... hot dogs and potato chips at Rock Creek .... crowded but fun .... Dream- land at K. of C. Hall .... Jim Pierce and son .... folk games . . . . scholastically high on the feminine side .... second prize on Charter Day .... back to Rock Creek for women only. Officers for the year: Master, Kathryn Sharp, Vice-Master, Eleanor Powersg Secretary, Leona Hatcher, Treasurer, Barbara Mickleg Social Chairman, Gerry Frazzinig Athletics, Myrna Shepherd, Friar, Juanita Jonesg Scholastics, Lois Lawsong Publications, Karen Stackg Song Leader, Lois Swaim. , 'W' 'Z N WX ' jg Top Row: ADAMS, ANDERSON, BLACKMAN, BLECHA, BROWN, CLARK, COLEMAN. Second Row: FLAMING, FRAZZINI, HARRIS, HATCHER, JANIECE JONES, JUANITA JONES, KEARNEY. Third Row: KULE, LAWSON, LONGLEY, DORINNE MCKEAG, DOROTHY MCKEAG, E. MCKEAG, MACY. Fourth Row: MANKER, MICKLE, PFLUG, PIERCE, POWERS, SCHADE, SHARP, Fifth Row: SHEPHERD, STACK, E. STEWART, M. STEWART, SWAIM, TARR, WAGNER, WALKER. Page 91 Page 92 i f ' ...aaa-:QI-.Z...-az ,- 4' ' . : ' . M ' .,... . ' A1 , E , . Q ....:,,. M , M ,N 5 ig ,. . zzl .. . if 5 XL . .nn Top Row: MOBERLY, HAYDEN, HILLIARD, SCHIERBAUM. Bottom Row: METH, M. HAFLICH, J. HAFLICH. Zeta Rho Gamma RUSHED AT COTTAGE .... fudge and jeans and wet words from Evansville .... saved float from torch for first .... breakfast at park at dawn .... Jane and six dozen eggs .... scavenger hunt .... Chicken Every Formal' '.... tied for first in hockey .... undisputed other places. Officers for the year: Master, Betsy Moberlyg Vice-Master, Evelyn Haydeng Secretary-Treasurer, Dorcas Hilliardg Social Chairman, Ramona Schierbaumg Publications, Marilyn McCreag Friar, Jane Haflichg Scholas- tics, Nina Jean Methg Athletics, Muriel Haflichg Song Leader, Doris Christensen. First Row: V. BOLES, L. BREWER, R. BROWNRFIELD, M. BROWNING, D. CHRISTENSEN Second Row: R. DOWNING, B. ELDER, E. EVANS, M. FUNK, H. FUQUA. Third Row: G. GREEN, J. HAFLICH, M. HAFLICH, E. HAYDEN, D. HILLIARD. Fourth Row: J. HULINGS, L. JENNE, B. JOHNSON, R. KNOEPPEL, B. McCO0LE. Fifth Row: M. MCCREA, B. McDANIEL, N. METH, B. MOBERLY, P. MORGAN. Sixth Row: A. REISIG, M. SARVER, R. SCHIERBAUM, B. SLOAN, I.. WOODRUFF. 2 pw ,,,. ' 1 ,K 1 'X 8 V? Q , Y x V 'S a A9 M f 5 'vw Wil-Q U y wwf! A X Q fs Q X 'X ' Rx? ..,... f Q' .S ? 'Q Q X x Q 6 ,W X K x 66 5 N we mi X .W- Q aw Mk Top Row: Alpha Phi Christmas Party: Theta Skating Party: Kappa Tau Formal. Middle Row: Theta Smorqasbord Formal: Zeta Pi Formal: Iota Psi Dessert Party. Bottom Row: Iota Psi Starlight Room: Alpha Phi Gift Opening: Kappa Tau Evening in Paris Page 94 ATHLETICS A -f 1 I if ,. -, 1? ' ,- fr V' VV. f , X f if ,. ' es 1-4 5 , 2-,ft 'Uv V -V aff' 1-Jgjf 'Y 3-4'f'i1 fw- .- '.2'f'T up :' -i if sf -,,' ' x,.x..- ' r .+VfP+,+' ,ing fy .f :f - -,.,eV- pw- .,.,,.,,4 V ff N .. Li. , a. Aix..-,. .f'.,,, ,Vx-,ri-1 5 - .5 H ' ' , a ,gif -5 , x .- .,, . N WA.: Q ,,?,. , rfb 5 ,V V fy, 1 ,, A ,V YJ. , - QP' K ' V2 s ' ' 21 IN- f , 'E' .QQ V3L,aB7- J-L-. fi.:-' -'E' ,.,5p?', .11-'15, U.. , , .if-Y' 1 - , - , ,' ' .' - A' . 'gg' 445' ,yg-.4 PQ- --' .- 1 5: uf 9 14...-,1,. . -. X -- -' .,-Tr' ' 'S -'-4'. r lf' , - -ff-:G F V - - h f,--:rl-,:,.v .- ,-,.V:x-- , V ., , V-g V ,,-- h, 5 ,.,fsV'+ auf.. ,reg-Q ' .'.,- ff,-.. ' -rf-1.5, F A ,tx LV-gf, 'gh gi-2 24- 1 V,,.g,' . A., . ,- im' ' 'ff .--, . - ,. . ,g .2 1 ' ' wi R4-1 Q., ' x 'za' ' 5. - . H-ffl' ...-f . ,V.- - , - 4 ... ,. VV .M Y . - , A-'-V sn., , V Q.. VA v X 1 .Q p 1 . . D ., 1 f - z. 'C-..- As-'E 1 if IW' , .1 1 ' ' ' 3 K 2 . ' 1 .A L . , . g .. X 3 .Q , V , : I i 4 ' .. f 1 1 I ' '. Q., V .X ' ng '12 A i .' 1 np. 74- I :gt ,- f ' eg A. f' -' fl 1 17+ -ff: 3 X - 1' if V, - 3: . -A V . 1 X . 15 . 'Q J 7 312 4 T' kv ' QS '1 --f. xi f D1 v S ' .1 2 . a I Q1 sg lil I LS: - ..- iv- -up J' . - f x V I hr I, . .. . l5Q'I lil ..:' ql! ' 12:1 l x gr . A 1. 1 Page 96 THE BIG TWO DICK PETERS WALLY FORSBERG Known to all on the campus are Coach Forsberg and Dick Peters. K-State graduates, they have led the Ottawa Braves through another completely victorious season of ath- letics. By copping the football championship, sharing high honors with Kansas Wesleyan for basketball championship, and walking away with the track championship, Coach and Dick brought three more trophies to the OU campus. To Coach and his yellow socks and wool tiesg and to Dick with his bashfulness and red face, we say Thanks a lot! Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Football Scores 6 Maryville 7 0 Missouri Valley 21 47 Bethel 12 6 Kansas Wesleyan 0 6 Evansville 18 46 McPherson 0 6 Bethany 0 28 William Jewell 6 26 College of Emporia 13 20 Baker W 0 Basketball Scores Northwestern State Teachers fAlva, Oklaj ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 7 William Jewell ,,,,,s,,,,,s,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,, ,,,s,,, 5 8 Illinois Wesleyan fBloornington, Illinoisl ,,,,,, ,,s,,,, 7 1 Southern Illinois U. CCarbondale, Illinoisl ,,s,, ,,,ss,. 6 2 Evansville College iEvansville, Indianal .,,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 5 Beloit College lBeloit, Wisconsin? ,,,,,s,,,,, ,,,ss., 8 4 Pittsburg Teachers ,,,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,. 7 6 Bethany ,,,,....,...,,,,,, ,,,s,,, 5 6 Kansas Wesleyan ,s,ss ,,...s. 5 5 Baker ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,s,,, ,,,,,,, 4 5 Pittsburg Teachers ,,,, ,,,s,,, 5 6 College of Emporia s.., ,,,,,,, 4 9 Missouri Valley ,,,. ...,,,, 5 5 Baker ,,,,,,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,., 5 2 Bethany ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 3 McPherson ,,,, ,,s,,,,,, ,,.s,r, 4 0 College of Emporia ,,,,,, .,,,,,, 5 5 Bethel ,.......,,,s,.t.ss,s,. ,,,,,,, 3 7 McPherson rl,,..,ss. ,,,,,,, 3 1 Kansas Wesleyan ,,sss r,..r,, 7 7 Bethel ,, at ,, ., ,, 1 43 Kansas Wesleyan 7 , A... , ,,,ss,,,,,,s,,s,.,,s,s ,,s, A , 32 Kansas Conference play-off Emporia State Teachers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,s,,,,,,ss,,,,,,,,,A ,,,, 8 5 in four overtimes Play-off for Kansas in the N.A.I.B. tourney at Kansas City Page 97 STONE MOORE WAYMIRE FOWLER Page 98 C. HANEY ROBBINS CORRELL KANSAS KOIXIFE HUGHES MOORE HOOVER WILSON WALLS HARDS IXICE KAPTAINS Page 99 Pogo 100 TALLEY STOLL ARENSBURG ALCOCK PITTS HUGHES KIMBROUGH DOERING KANSAS KCDNFE BOOTH G. HANEY CLAFLIN STOLL SCHUESSLER LAWSON VIETS NCE KAPTAIIXIS PC1510 101 Page PROGRAM NOTES In the first football game of the season on Sept. 17th the Braves dropped a heartbreaker to Maryville Teachers of Missouri 7 to 6. The Braves were plagued with 50 yards in penalties for backfield in motion and offside penalties. This in all probability cost the game as Stan Hughes went over from the one yard line in the closing minutes of the final period for what would have been the winning margin had it not been called back. In the Kansas conference opener the Braves rolled over the Bethel Graymaroons 47 to 12. The highlight of the game came early in the second period when Everette Viets picked up a Bethel punt on the Ottawa 25, and galloped 75 yards to score. Hank Doering skirted left end for 44 yards behind excellent blocking to score another brilliant O.U. touchdown. Lenoy Logan- bill, a freshman, scored both of the Bethel touch- downs. Watch him next year. At Blues Stadium in Kansas City the Braves became victim number 35 for the high-flying Vikings of Missouri Valley. Although the score was 21 to O the Braves played a good game against the hard-hitting Missourians. After an early touchdown on a 74 yard skirt of right end, the Braves and Vikings battled in a scoreless deadlock for 50 minutes. In the last five minutes of play the tired injured and weakened Ottawans allowed the mighty Vikings two more touch- downs. In the second conference game the Braves drove 34 yards in the final quarter to down the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes 6 to 0 in a good hard-fought game. The score was set up by a Joe Walsh to Paul Robbins pass with Bob Mus- grave scoring the touchdown on the next play. On October 16th the O.U. squad made one of the longest trips the football team has taken. They traveled to Evansville, Indiana only to go down in defeat before the powerful Evansville College Aces 18 to 6. The Aces later stopped the long winning string of the Missouri Valley Vikings 102 On Oct. 22 at Cook field the Braves rolled over the hapless McPherson Bulldogs to the tune of 46 to O. The Ottawans scored two touchdowns in every period but the fourth when they were held to one. It was in this game that center Gerry Haney scored two touchdowns. A 47 yard run through the slush and mud by Walt Moore gave the Braves a 6 to 0 verdict over the Bethany Swedes in the rain at Linds- borg. The long jaunt came in the closing min- utes of the first half. The Braves coasted to a 28 to 6 victory over their traditional foes from Missouri, the William Jewell Cardinals. The first of Ottawa's four touchdowns came on an unusual play by Carl Haney. On the opening kick-off Jim Burnham got off a long high boot which rolled into the end zone. While a Jewell player stood by, Han- ey, playing an alert game, fell on the ball for six points. At Emporia the surprisingly improved Pres- bies, with the good passing of Durand and Tre- maine, played the Braves a good game but went down before the Braves 26 to 13. Bill Claflin came very near making a lineman's dream come true when he grabbed a blocked punt and raced down the field. He was tackled on the Emporia 7 yard line. On November 19th the Braves soundly trounced their bitter foes from Baldwin to the tune of 20 to O. The Baker Wildcats were no match for the powerful, highly keyed up Braves at our homecoming. The game was delayed for about two hours because of failure of the lights. Although the snow had stopped the game was played on a cold wind-swept field. With the victory came another undefeated conference season and another conference championship. It was the last game for ends Boyd Talley, Bob Moore and Gene Stone, centers Gerry Haney and John Walls, tackle Curtis Stoll and back Carl Haney due to graduation and Jim Burnham by transfer. These men will be missed in the next year's lineup. .. ,, .... ., Mww,g.,,,,,. . ,,.,.,,,,A.s,M mm Football Squad 'Wk RN' MPVQWWWWIWKG2 Y NF 'S N mal -f 2'M...v ' ' ,wwf -1. W 2. N A wi A fwwemxwmm , , , , A .. 2 M. Mmm WW., ,fx ,-x. Fourth Row: FLORES, SHOEMAKER, GARNER, BISHOP, SCHUESSLER, WAYMIRE, RHOADS, REISERER, ALLEN, WILLIAMS, DAVENPORT, KEAGY. Third Row: BOOTH, WALLS, ROBBINS, ASHER, STOLL, HOOVER, WILSON, HUGHES, CORRELL, YOUNG, BENNETT. Second Row: PETERS, FOWLER, DOERING, VIETS, ALCOCK, MUSGRAVE, PITTS, MOORE, WALSH, KIMBROUGH, LAWSON, FORSBERG. First Row: STONE, CLAFLIN, STOLL, WAYMIRE, ARENSBURG, BURNHAM, C. HANEY, G. HANEY, TALLEY, MOORE. Basketball Squad Third Row: MARTIN, MATTOX, E. KEAGY, MOORE, FORSBERG. Second Row: TIEGREEN, TURNER, WATKINS, KEAL, V. KEAGY. Firsf Row: MUSGRAVE, RUSH, HANEY, GILKISON, HOSLER. Page 103 TIEGREEN HANEY MATTOX Page 104 KANSAS KCDNFE I 1 ,Q f E. KEAGY V. KEAGY HOSLER NCE KAPTAIINIS Page 105 dcleimea BASKETBALL This year Ottawa had one of the best, if not the best, basketball teams in the school's history. Although the Braves lost their second game to Kansas Wesleyan, resulting in a co-championship with the Coyotes, they won 15 of the 23 games played on a very tough schedule. Outside of four games lost on a disastrous invasion of Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin during the Christmas vaca- tion, the Braves lost only to Pittsburg State twice, Wesleyan, and the never-to-be-forgotten fourth overtime defeat handed them by the Emporia State Hornets 85 to 83, in the N.A.I.B. playoff game at Emporia, In the breath-taking Emporia game nearly everything that can happen in a basketball game did happen. Big Bill Tiegreen scored over 30 points, Emporia State had a player thrown from the game, and both teams' had five men foul out. There was a l0-man limit, consequently both teams finished with only five players left. Among the 15 O.U. victories one was the smashing 78 to 55 triumph over Missouri Valley at Memorial Auditorium in Kansas City. This was in a small way a consolation for the Vikings 21 to 0 football victory. A. B. Turner scored 1003 points in his collegiate playing career, thus being the first player in the history of the school to go over the 1000 mark. The team will lose the services of Blaine Rush, honorary captain, A. B. Turner, Spencer Martin, Bob Moore, and Carl Haney from graduation. Page 106 HO CLUB Bock to Front Row One: STONE, WILSON, FOWLER, MOORE, HOSLER, HOOVER. Row Two: TEGREHM MUSGRAVE,KEAL,BOOTH,G.HANEK Row Three: ARENSBURG, CORRELL, TURNER, CLAFLIN, KIMBROUGH. Row Four: COACH PETERS, CHARTIER, C. HANEY, BROWNING, WALLS, BENNETT. Row Fave: LAWSON, STOLL, GILKISON, PITTS, ROBBINS, ALCOCK. The O Club is an organization comprised of the athletes of Ottawa University who have earned their varsity letters for inter-Collegiate com- petition and have passed twelve academic hours per semester. It functions as any other club on the campus having its own officers who are elected by the members of the Club. It sponsors parties and pic- nics for its members, and sells the familiar green caps to freshmen-and sees to it that the caps are worn, by means of trips to the country and the notorious belt line. Page IO7 ZALE BEY Page IOS Left to Right: Bock Row: DICKINSON, SWAIM, FRAZZINI, MOLLOHAN, McCOWEN, HOWARD Middle Row: JONES, LEWIS, RYAN, HATCHER, GRIFFITH, INSKEEP, TAYLOR. Front Row: UMSTOT, GREEN, MONROE, RICH, BONDURANT, ALDERSON, HILLIARD, METH. Cheerleaders: VINA LEA ANGELL, ZELLA SANDS. Zale Bey, the pep organization of Ottawa University, is an Indian word meaning full of pepf' Members are selected from the student body at large and are required to attend all home athletic contests and as many of the games away from home as possible. Uniforms consist of yellow corduroy jackets, black skirts, white blouses, and black ties. The cheerleaders of Ottawa University are chosen at the conclusion of try-outs before the entire student body. Vina Lea Angell, Zella Sands and Tim Hershberger were the students to whom the credit for leading yells goes this year. In addition to working relentlessly at home games, these leaders were also present at games away from home to help the teams bring conference championships. I-ICDMECCDMING ,. I.. ,I if - -,., - 1 -fe' 4 .J 3 ' w ,-.' ,II , . 1' 'z,, H?-V' , ,.ag,,f2-iff: . 'Q fi-. L , f-1 ---'V' A- ,- 655 1 f'?5f , .,faff'if. ,J . '. we-1 - - - .r . U25-3 . 153' . .wh-L.: .Ni 1,3 .. f .,.n-.- ,,, . 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Jun 1 S L A x A . 92' Qt' A I Attendants to the Queen fn! ce X70 Qgfgsie HI KAPPA CHI SIGMA IOTA PSI Winn: -WI gorwfjzy f-j?ivgc PI THETA CHI Page III The Homecoming Party Page 112 Bill Leirnkuhler, escortg Vina Lea Angell, attendantg Vaughn Kimbrough, es cortg Dorothy Riegel, queeng Alice Jo Hostetter, attendantg Stanley DeFries, escort Bruce Bundy and George Gage, pages. 1 GRS!-XNIZATICDNS p' .Q 1' J, .' . n ,Z J. V' wit' 514' Al., ,Aj aff , gif' J . -ag f-. ' ,g , ',.- V- ag L iw .,', sffwf . ,J 352- ,,-S .V -- -- Q.-If Vs . -:PIM -Hg, f .1-+: ' 5i'L ' A,-'iw 35' ff ,.'r114j 1.0. xg - A , ,. ,,. ,.,, 1- ,, -',-mix? 'vrkv 1,5 5' vg, K, QP far' f ' I . r,-. .- .-wig! f: i5v ' ,pi A , me W ,. --rf fl ,-'LW7 - .1 X ---- -1 of ' ' 'V ,- Q -f . .JQS .,.g,r '.'.,,i,s-, ,L , ,,-. . ,-- .n W wf - ,.f-'-W, '3 gin - Sv 0 ,E ' -1' QQ f.- . df-,gm , T Q E V W Hyy., ' ,1. -,A - mir x 4+ r X nr' , u 4 . . -1 x 1, ,. ' K :,. ,, Y A ,D 7 4 k Q' -'xx Er., . ' ' 1 ff Y - i -A 1 .5 , 1 . ' - ' X . -, . ..g A .Q m A 2 . .1 . FL. 1 A I . 4 er, .5 s 1 fi ' .Q ,F D 4 . , . 3' . ' new . xv, 41: . 5, Q . 54, vt. , . . x Q A , 5 ., , 4 1 1 I I 1 3 Q L 4 .- 3 1 3 Q. Jin .fi - -up . l . KI . ' 31 E ' f,i5f u ilsglxg ng , -Ii! '-QW 1 A i - ' f , . . L 1 ai' Oxford Club Page H4 Bock Row: Left fo Right: BROWN, ROBERTS, CURRIER, NAGASHIMA, GUALTIERI, LAWSON, CARPENTER, MCGREGOR. Middle Row: CLINKENBEARD, RAINWATER, LEWIS, GILBERT, DUMAS, CUDWORTH, CHESTER, CHARTIER. Front Row: EVANS, STEWART, TEAGUE, LONG, BRENNER, TYSON, COUNTS, POLAND. Oxford Club is composed of men students on the campus who have full-time Christian Work as their goal in life. They are the body of men who supply rural churches in the vicinity with a regular pastor on Sun- day, and hold regular meetings for business and devotion. Institute on Christian Living INSET, Left: CHUCK BODDIE. INSET, Right: DR. RUTENBERG. CENTER, CHUCK BODDIE. Christian Emphasis Week is held each year at Ottawa for the benefit of students who desire to further understand themselves and for the furthering of practical religious living on the campus. Speakers from all over the country are obtained for the intensive religious program of the week. Chairman of the Christian Emphasis Week this year was Mary Meadows, who worked with her committee and Pat Peterson, religious chairman. Speakers this year were Dr. Eric Rutenberg, Miss Carrie Dollar, Mr. Blair Helman, and Rev, Charles t'Chuck'l Boddie. INSET, Left: MR. HELMAN. INSET, Right: MISS DOLLAR. CENTER: DR. RUTENBERG. Page English Club Page II6 Left to right: Bock Row: DALE TURNER, JUANITA JONES, KENNETH WITT, JIM ROWLANDS, DR. HAWLEY. Middle Row: DR. RITCHIE, LOIS CROOKS, MARIAN BARNES, FRANCES KEARNEY, LOIS LAWSON, MR. Mc- KENZIE. Front Row: NAOMI BONDURANT, BARBARA BRADBURY, JO COOK. Emphasizing creative activity, the English Club, under the sponsor- ship of Dr. Charles A. Hawley, served as an impetus toward student liter- ary attainment. The campus Johnson Circleu, composed of English majors, encour- aged attendance at several literary movies, sold student subscriptions to Atlantic Monthly, and urged students to enter poetry and short story con- tests. Club officers included Jim Rowlands, president, Barbara Bradbury, vice-president, Juanita Jones, secretaryg Lois Crooks, treasurerg and Gerry Green, reporter. The program committee included Marian Barnes, Jo Cook, and Colleen Newkirk. 6 Y Sigma Alpha Honors Bock Row: STONER, BUDDE, BEMMELS, WALSH, COBB, RUSH, LEE, BUCHANAN. Front Row: PETERSON, SPILLMAN, HEGBERG, BUSBY, MARTIN, BROWNING, BUFFUM. Sigma Alpha is the Honors Society of Ottawa University. Members are those students who have shown themselves capable of doing better than average Work by receiving a grade of B in courses, and completing additional requirements for course honors. Full membership in Sigma Alpha is based upon scholarship, leader- ship, and character. For full membership, twenty-six hours of Course Honors are required. Members for the year 1948-1949 were: Mr. Paul Stoner Blaine Rush Miss Nelda Budde Dr. W. D. Bemmels Tom Walsh Lynn Cobb Dr. Judson Lee Nelle Buchanan Pat Peterson Pat Spillman Willard Hegberg William Busby Elaine Martin Roy Browning, Jr. LaVerne Buffum Poge H7 Poge H8 r ' W ' Pi Kappa Delta Top: LAVERNE BU FFUM, JEAN ANNE WALKER. Middle: Left to right: ROBERT L0- GAN, JEAN WA LKER, RICHARD CHARTIER, WILLIAM BUSBY, LaVERNE BUSBY, PROF. STAF- FORD. j Bottom: ROBERT PALMER and RICH- ARD CHARTIER 4 Pi Kappa Delta is the national forensic fraternity, founded at Ottawa University in 1913. This year's debate teams from Ottawa traveled nearly 6500 miles to partici- pate in 161 debates in 10 tournaments. More than half of all these debates were won by the Ottawa squad. Highest honor of the year went to LaVerne Buffum and Robert Logan, who, along with Professor Lloyd Stafford, attended the West Point Invitational National Debate Tournament. Alone, an invitation to this tournament is an honor to a school. Three students, LaVerne Buffum, William Busby, and Richard Chartie the highest degree in the fraternity, the degree of 'Special ' ' r, earned Distinction. ff .. , Q 4 I -1, 6 'v 1- X Y an -f X 1 . 1 , 4 rg!-3 .-3-74-,si , - 1-gli? :L 1' 4+ 4 Y 'r y . 1 yr, f Y -1 4' ,f sy- ,-'7-.. -,,, ?,f,w ,4ssS . 1-f 0 ' 01540 ffl'-if -' f' 251' ,-fi-'fps ' ' 14, ' , v :fi I wi r ' Q 92 V , . ., : , 7'.'. ' 1 9 44. gg , . x , - Z ' 4 p ' i 1 1 4 3 1 1 3 1 5 I 4 Q -:Sr :- Q 'Q ,Q354 w --1' ,,1!f Tauy Jones E 5 Music: Faculty ac Y f Top: PROF Second Row I ..- KERRQ Mlddle, PROF. STONER loft, PROF. STROUD, PROF. Bottom: Icft, MRS. KERR, MRS. HENNING KERR Page 121 -,v- A ', f'ff'::,.lI11!'Z2gfg::::.,,1 ' 2 Music: Qrganizations The Ottawa University Band, under the direction of Paul Stoner, has experienced one of the most successful years in its history. Resplendent in new uniforms, 37 musicians with Stanley DeFries as drum major and Ala- dine Angell, Polly Hundley, and Ann Reisig, majorettes, contributed peppy marches and intricate routines at athletic events. In addition to playing for the football and basketball games, the band presented a spring concert for students and townspeople. The Ottawa University Pop Concert Or- chestra , under the direction of A Professor Poul Stoner. Musical activities on the campus have been beautified and strengthened through Prof. Kerr's choirs, The small concert choir toured western Kansas in the fall. and the 36 singers made another 10-day trip in the spring, The annual Christmas vespers and the Messiah were pre- sented in the Baptist Church to capacity audiences. Weekly student recitals, senior, and faculty recitals gave opportunities for development ot' musical appreciation as did O.U.'s concert course sponsoring the Westminster Choir. world- famous traveling group Conducted by Dr. John F. Williamson: E. Poxver Biggs. nationally-known concert organist: Dorothea Powers. violinist, and. Lionel Nowak. pianist, Left to Right. Bock Row: PRINTZ, MOON, DeFRIES, WRIGHT, DAY, BRENNER, ANGELL, HAWORTH. Second Row: SCHRADER, ELLIOTT, HOGAN, KEIB, DIXON, TUTTLE, BOWLINE, CURRIER. Third Row: M. DICK, GEORGE, CRUEY, CAREY, THOMAS, L. DICK, BADDAKER, WEGENER, RIEGEL, PRINTZ. Front Row. HOSTETTER, PARKERSON, COX, LONGENECKER, TARR, ARENSBERG, NOREN, HARR, MIZELL. l Page 124 KTJO vit, 9 Top, Left: BILL JACKSON1 Top, Middle: CLYDE ROUSEYQ Top, Right: BARBARA MICKLE. Bottom, Left: BARBARA MICKLE, BILL MCCARTNEY, JOE WAKEFIELDQ Bottom Right: GEORGE BOWMAN. t'Katy-Jo , brain-child of Dr. W. D. Bemmels, has undergone rigorous growing pains this year. One of the added features was a remote control unit, by which the KTJO Special Events Staff was able to broadcast football and basketball games. Other new facilities have been added to the station, including rugs and drapes for the main studio. The announcer's booth will be sound-proofed before fall. ln March, the station expanded broadcasting schedules from six hours weekly to fourteen hours weekly. New programs, such as The Childrens Hourl' and Com- munity and World News were nightly attractions. Other programs catered to the townspeople, such as Listen, Mr. Citizen. Station officers were: Station Manager, Bill McCartney: Program Manager, Bob Kidd and Gene DeWildg Chief Engineer, Larry Kearney: Business Managers, John Roeder and Bernie Hawley: Publicity Director, Jo Cook: Special Events Direc- tor. Bob Palmer: Research Director. Herbert Smartt: Head Script Writer, Bill Jack- son: Sponsors, Dr. W. D. Bemmels and Prof. L. A.. Stafford. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Saving Ottawa Zlnwewdtq and UGH B. CHITTEN You Can Enioy The same satisfaction and protection wlticlt has been lwelplul to so many otlwers By Banking With THE STATE BANK of OTTAWA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat To all O.U. Students and Faculty FENCE 8: BALE5 . iursn 5,2335 mnxfrs CC l are A0l'l'le T748 Cjomlodie af ffm fllzmfv g00J 30,48 Old st Bank in Frankl' County Un Me gamer FIRST NATIONAL BANK of af joulffn unc! Wain Ottawa, Kansas le CAMPUS STCDRE c Upefl iboor 30 glfelny CKCIA5 U JIM PEARCE, Manager CONGRATULATIONS THE GAS Class of '49 SERVICE CO. HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION North American Building OTTAWA gclucafion, unc! jinance are fA gaclgone of.!4merica THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK lgrouzlfg .gzrued fhe Sfudenfd of Offawa Yflniuerdify F. M. HARRIS Ch irman W. B. De VILBISS, Pre 'fl J. C. SPEARS, Vice Pre ll C. P. BIIRROWS, Cashi J. W. DICKERSON A l h CONGRATULATIONS To all O.U. S1'ucIen1's TO THE ancl Faculty CLASS OF '49 ., fl Cline Clillflyff A'0Wle From I af fAe .lgififfv STRAIN'S INC. ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Pl 51.5 127 s. Main Ottawa Kansas OSBURNS Sends gouquefd of Congrafufafiond fo Me 66144 of 219 Flowers for Every Occasion Pl 612 - Deliv A y I - TOWNSEND'S - Offcuuaji differ lbepaffmenf Sim GROVER- KNIGHT MEN'S FURNISHINGS MINNICK MOTOR CO. Dodge 1 Plymouth Fisk Tires Dodge Job-Rated Trucks SEI OND Sz HICKORY PHONE 560 BUNDY Insurance Agency PHONE 533 OTTAWA, KS. TROUT JEWELERS CFORMERLY HOWESJ PHONE 736 - 201 S. 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