mvn .nn :1 1966 OTTAWAN OTTAWA UNIVERSITY OTTAWA, KANSAS 0N MOVING INTO A NEW CENTURY Ottawa University has entered upon its Second Century of service in Higher Education. This new era is a very special one because of the unprecedented and, indeed, revolutionary change it will bring about in American life. This includes radical revision of education at all levels. In College and University, we must be prepared to accept change however far- reaching and to be open to new ideas and new ways of doing things; The important point is that the values and goals which seem to us fundamental must bepreE-erved t within the new forms, whatever they may be. i' We must, for example, maintain freedom of thought and discussion, for this is the essential climate of the true University. The intellectual life would otherwise become grossly distorted or, indeed, actually rendered impossible. Also, Education must concern itself more, not less, with the needs of man as. man. The great objective, next to rigorous intellectual discipline, is that of helping the student to becomea well- developed person. e , 5. 3w Again, there must continue to be emphasis upon the individual and his special abilities. Individuality is too important to be ignored or discouraged. Each person should have the opportunity to advance educationally to the extent of hiswnterest and his capacity. H a m connection between faith and learning has great historical significance. This is religion goes deep into the very nature of life itself as doe? education. Man ,1 ultimate need not only for knowledge but for faith in 39 orderly and valueh universe. g , .I On these great prInCIples we stand as we face thegyears ahead? l: . rs . Andrew B. Martin President R E E R 6 DR. ANN l 1-1. V i '4 3.. ...1 DEIJICATION It is with deep respect and gratitude that the When you part from your friend, For that which you love most in as the mountain to the climber V; I ' JOhN wiLKENs newsnrr Zeta Pi Omega you grieve not; him may be clearer in his absence, is clearer from the plain. JOHN R. LIPPINCOTT Sigma Delta Pi CUNTENTS a Academics Religion Campus life jSIicial Blubs. , a ff , e? . portsa- :3. pt w Brganization , L L 2 ,L L$Ls35f$$L Lt ggx L L L kwxmx xx L ACADEMICS Thanks chiefly for thy care To make all learningfair With light of psalm and prayer. David W. Bemmels Dean of the University ADMINISTRATION Elizabeth A. Snodgrass Dean of Women Bill 8. Boucek Dean of Men Claude J. Webb Director of Public Relations and Alumni Secretary Tom nillen Director of Admissions Walter Pankratz, Assistant Business Manager; Ronald Yingling, Financial Aid Officer; Robert N. Bundy, Business Manager. Virginia Jennings Registrar Dr. Roy W. Browning Dean of Education Studies and Director of Placement 15 W. G. Hegarty Librarian Orville Glenn Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 16 Dr. Frank A. Trump Director of Health Service Marvin Forker Supervisor of Practice Teaching 18 Experimental Psychology Student Teachers EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Dr. Roy Browning, Head of the Education Department; Maude Adams, and Dr. Martin 20 William Kloster and Carl Bohbish, Music Prof Kerr . FINE . RTS s. Kerr, Music 21 22 Dr. Adrian Stoner, Head of Modern Languages, Margaret Bergenand Donald Nease John Bushman, Jack Patty, Horton Presley, Dr. Emory McKenzie, English Department Head LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Ruth Reed and Dr. Ann Greer, Head of Language and Literature Division 23 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Patricia Smith, and Evelyn Kinney, Head of Physical Education Department . . . Jack Patty, Wllllam Frear, BIII Boucek, Robert Schoonover, and Richard L. Peters, Director of Athletics RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY Leonard Meyers Philosophy Dr. Charles Anderson and Dr. Raymond Jennings, Religion Dr. William Myers, Sociology Ronnie Averyt, History and Political Science 2r 26 Ethel Wiggins, Home Economics Mark Hammer, Business Administration and Wayne Angell, Economics-Business Administration SOCIAL SCIENCE Keith Shumway, History-Political Science Joseph McKenna, History-Political Science MATH AND SCIENCE Glenn Dick and Dr. Justo Diaz, Physics and Math Dr. Ray Brewster and Thomas Lewis, Chemistry Bruce Ellington, Math Peter Flusser, Math Karen Knudsen, RN and Dennis Wheaten, RN CAMPUS PERSONNEL Mrs. Langdon and Mrs. Stoner distribute the student mail each day. Mrs. Freda Scherling, Mrs. Ervil Thiel and Mrs. W. H. Bertha , Housemothers Mrs. Virginia LaCrone Leliah Farr, Estel Johnson, Alaine Plummer, Betty Wittmeyer and Donna Davis 31 Allen Troutman, Union Bookstore Manager Gary Matthias and Larence Tice, Custodial Services 33 RELIGION May in us the Christ appear That in learning we release Truth and justice, love and peace. FORWARD THROUGH THE AGES . . . . mmmww , WM' . . . MOVES THE CHURCH OF GOD The Religious Board-Richard Beach, Chairman ON CAMPUS . . . 6:30 Vespers AND W CAMPUS . . . The BSM RetreatARock Springs Ranch STUDENTS FIND FELLOWSHIP First Baptist, Ottawa 39 Dr. R. Lofton Hudson The Church Vocation Club 40 . a a a u a u; l 4 CAMPUS LIFE This is theway of the Ottawa spirit And its mem'ries Are calling you . .. WHERE THE ACTION IS SEE-THE-FRESHMEN- RUN WEEK A real sneak WE LOVE YOU Anchors away A swingin' time 48 HWhat orange juice? Welcome home NIURS Bottoms up First PlacegChi Theta Lambda Second Place-Sigma Iota PsPSigma DeIta Pi Third Place-Pi Theta ChPAlpha Phi Beta Kappa Tau Delta-Sigma Tau Delta Gamma Gamma Gamma-Tau Beta Gamma Phi Kappa Chi-Delta Phi Delta Zeta Pi Omega-Delta Chi Omega HOMECOMING 1965 - INDIAN Homecoming is a flash of color-the maple tree on Cedar Street that always turns scarlet, yellow mums with black ribbons, Bust Southwestern buttons, the array of the Homecoming Court. But Homecoming is more than outward, visable things. Homecoming is the planning of club floats, the fun of watch- ing them take shape and the pressure of getting them finished before the deadline. Homecoming is getting people to sell mums and work in the information booth. Homecoming '65 is boosting the sale of Odetta tickets. Homecoming is the eager anticipation of which candidates have been chosen as royalty and their court. It is the Homecoming Ball and the excitement of the game. It is having parents and friends on campus. But, foremost, Homecoming is a coming home of alumni, graduates, and former students who feel that Ottawa University really IS their home. It's an opportunity for them to visit with their friends and to relive their memories. Its a chance to catch up on what's happening to whom and to see the progress being made at Ottawa. Homecoming is an answer to the memories that call every Ottawa student. 5 UMMER w:?w HUMEBUMING llUEEN GEORGANN LASHMETT ZETA PI OMEGA HOMEO0MING KING JERRY FREEMAN SIGMA IAII DELTA 57 58 JESSE RANDALL ALPHA PHI BETA JEANNE BOWMAN SIGMA mm PSI ATTENDANTS T0 MARTHA ATKINSON PHI KAPPA cHI THE ROYALTY RICHARD BANNON ALPHA Pm BETA E F l l WATER DAMPENS FIRE BUT NOT PLAYER? SPIR S BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE CAST Shep Henderson . . . . . ....... Cosimo Cariola Sidney Retledge . . . . . . .. . . Carl Joecks Gillia Holroyd ..................... Bobbie Genck Aunt Queenie .................... Cheryl Wheeler Nicky Holroyd .................... Doug Patterson Director: Miss Mary Martins HARD IJAY'S NIGHT IT'S FUN mm w. 5t 1225! m m mg'sws mmwmm Did you sign out? Big John! MAKES THE 60 ROUND OK! So we're not the Wee Five! I'll raise you five. Won't Mommy Be Surprised? Who took the wrong door for the fire drill? Would you believe 14? A TIME TO PLAY A TIME TO WORK THE 0. . CAMPUS-IQBB SOCIAL CLUBS Remember the friends You made here And make a new friend Every day . . . The Alpha Phi Beta-Pi Theta Chi officers for 1955-1966-Seated: Joyce Hanson, treasurer; Jan Beemer, master; Anita Cain, vice-master; and Sherry Davis, social chairman. Standing: Dennic Pettit, master; Harry Boydston, vice master; Greg Van Ert, wsocial chairman; Jesse Randall, treasurer; Walt Josephson, treasurer; and Dave Gardner, co-social chairman. AdiB-HGX 77 The Tau Beta Gamma officers for 1965-1966 are: Wayne Sutter, trea- surer; Doug Tibbetts, social chair- man; and Hoyt Sherwin, master. The Gamma Gamma Gamma officers for 1965-1966 are: Evelyn Baily, vice-master; Carol Popp, master; and Mar- sha Everett, social chairman. $KX-A4DA 1,51? Phi Kappa Chi and Delta Phi Delta Officers 1965- Seated: Marcia McWilIiams, treasurer; Carol Cain, master; Martha Pitman, vice-master; Martha Atkinson, social chairman. Standing: Richard Bayha, treasurer; Charles Place, social chairman; Jeff Smith, master; Norman Matthews, vice master. 81 Kappa Tau Delta Officers: Vienna Howard, master; Shirley Ashdown, vice-master; Jan O'Neall, secretary; Carole Reed, social chairman; Vivian Smith, treasurer. Sigma Tau Delta Officers: Mike Ritzel; Joseph Chapin; Ed Viola, master; Bryant Harroun, treasurer. Zeta Pi Omega and Delta Chi Omega Officers 1965-Seated: GeorgAnn Lashmett, master; Dorothy Rollet, secretary; Jodi Pierpont, vice-master; Nancy Liese, social chairman. Standing: David Nina, vice-master; Karl Smith, master; Tom Chase, secretary. 84 ZHQ AXQ 85 Left to right: Richard Hamilton, treasurer; Clark Grimsley, social chairman; Bill Roberts, master; Fred Weston, vice-master; and Dale Doudna, secretary. Left to right: Pat Shearer, secretary; Kathy Hayworth, treasurer; Diana Clemmer, master; Anitra Haapa, vice master; and Jean Thresher, social chairman. ZAH-EN' 7 8 Chi Theta Lambda Officers 1965-Seated: Joanne Mapes, social chairman; Nancy Macy, publicity chairman; Carole Swenson, secretary-treasurer; John Childs, master. Standing: Tom Campbell, music chairman; Dick Smith, religious chairman; and Leonard Scheufler 88 SPORTS When 0.U. fights The score mounts high The spirit grows Success is nigh. The Braves began the 1965 season with high hopes of retaining their championship crown, but the outcome of their spectacular season proved to be more than even the most optimistic spectators could have ever anticipated. The Braves seemed to have both of the needed ingredients, a high scoring offense and a tough defense for the favored KCAC team. The Braves took little time to prove their excellence as they won the opener 57-2 against a much improved Friends University team. The squad didn't let up as they outmanned the Bethel Shockers 47-7 a week later. As the excitement began to mount, people began to wonder just how good the Ottawa team was. Baker and C of E were beaten, so the stage was set for an interesting season. Sterling found out the hard way the kind of game Ottawa played. The Braves completely demolished the Warriors as Ed Buzzel broke a national record and led the Braves to an 82-0 victory. With the Braves ranked fifteenth nationally and excitement continuing to mount, Ottawa traveled to Emporia to seek a victory from C of E for the first time in four years. Defense reinforced 0.U.'s spiriting offense and the Braves chalked up their fourth victory 36-6. The next week Kansas Wesleyan caught the Braves licking their chops. After a first half score, the fifth victory was 27-6. At this point, Bethany College and Ottawa were the only undefeated teams in the conference. On a sunny, but chilly, Homecoming the Braves again found it hard to win, but they rose to the occasion and beat South- western 27-7. This gained for Ottawa a rank of sixth in the nation. Some of the early characteristics of the 1965 team began to reappear as the Braves took McPherson apart with a score of of 41-15. This prepared Ottawa to meet Bethany for the showdown 0f the season, a game between the two undefeated teams, but this never happened because Baker downed Bethany. Since the Braves were already prepared, Bethany caught the short end of a 44-7 victory. After their best ballgame of the season against Sterling, with Baker's upset giving Ottawa a clear KCAC title and bowl talk in the air, the Braves found it hard to climb back to play Baker. Ottawats arch rivals were out for blood as the Braves came to town, but, with no help from Baker, Ottawa won the annual battle 28-20. The season ended with the undefeated Braves ranked fifth in the nation and a bowl bid which was declined by the team. Ed Buzzell, who holds three national records, was selected for the NAIA AlI-American team. Leonard Scheufler was chosen for the second All-American team. The Braves placed five on the alI-conference team: Ed Buzzell, quarterback; Leonard Scheufler, end; John Salavantis, tackle; George Funk, guard; and Richard Bannon, defensive halfback. At the season's close George Funk and John Salavantis were chosen co-captains of probably the greatest football team ever to play at Ottawa University. N A m R rr- M . l. l. A Leonard Schenfler, Second team All American George Funk, All Conference Guard and Co-captain John Salivantis, All Conference tackle and c0- captain Richard Bannun, All Conference defensive halfback HPETE RUNNER-UP COACH OF THE YEAR Richard Peters Braves finished the season ranked fifth in the NAIA. HARRIERS Darrell Randall, KCAC IndividuaI Champion, and Coach Bnucek SOCCER GAINS POPULARITY Coach Schoonover, Captain Ray Holmstmm, and Dr. Martin BRAVES FINISH FIFTH This year's basketball team despite its lack of height played with youthful enthusiasm and t0 the end of the season remained a threat in the conference. The team opened the season against Pittsburg, a non-conference foe, with a welI-played loss of 81-68. The next three games made the schoot buzz as Ottawa knocked off Bethany 95-55, Friends 77-65, and then Baker 78-57. At this point, expectations were high that, perhaps this year, Ottawa would go places in basketball. The next four games played began to show uncertainty in the Ottawan defense, as we dropped a game to Kansas Wesleyan 96-84, then beat Bethel 99-80, then dropped to McPherson 80-76, and then whipped Sterling 82-59. Our record stood at 5-2 in the conference at this date, and then, with a sudden flourishing downfall, our record stood at 5-6 in the conference, as we lost the next five games, four in the KCAC and one non-conference. These losses were to Southwestern, 86-63; Warrensburg tnon-conferencei, 99-70; College of Emporia, 89-73; Bethany, 69-55; and to Friends in a squeaker, 85-83. Then, as if these five games had been a big mistake, Ottawa quickly defeated her next three foes. She bounced Baker 77-64, defeated Wesleyan 98-85, and downed Bethel 67-55. The last four games of the season saw our team lose two games by close margins, losing to McPherson 74-73 and to Southwestern 71-69. We then dealt Sterling a loss 71-58, and were defeated by College of Emporia 93-79 to end the season. Ottawa finished fifth in the conference with a 9-9 record, and in overall games we stood 9-11. We played sporadically, and if we had maintained the balance of attack with which we played the first four games of the season the story of this year's record might have been different. The team was led by Coach Bill Frear, and the starting five generally were Toni Verdi, Chuck Mercer, Greg VanErt, Gary Harrison, and Wayne Sutter. They were backed by a strong bench led by Tony Judenis, Ron Dunham, Dick Booth, Jim Carter, Lenny Scheufler, and others. The youth of the team this year leads everyone to look forward to next year. All but four of our players return and with a strong nucleus left behind, Ottawans can look to a rich and rewarding season in 1967. Our thanks to the basketball squad for a good 1966 season, and the boys deserve our apprecia- tion. 103 Senior, Chuck MercehCaptain Senior, Wayne Sutter Senior, Jim Carter .0 t 0 0 B d f a .n m R .H 0 n e S $3 $56? - ax, w Amm $3 wad TRACK lETTERMEN Wendy Carpender Conference Reusch throwing the javelin. Distance runners at practice. Tennis Lettermen Ken Ellsworth Ray Holmstrom Randy Jones George Palmer WUMEN'S INTRAMURALS Two points! Jump Ball! Volleyball The weight room is always in use. Where's the ball? Mike Wawrzewski serves in an intramural handball match. HO THE BHEERLEADERS rah-rah-rah HI Officers, Jim Carter, Jesse Randall, Clay Johnson, and Phil Hughes. 5iExai ORGANIZATIBNS Sweet Alma Mater, As thou hast cherished me So will I cherish thee; My Ottawa. STUDENT COUNCIL The role of the 1965-66 Student Council over this last year has been led by President Bob Wallace. Realizing that effective, informed leadership is dependent upon informed leaders, the STUCO representatives meet weekly to discuss and attempt to alleviate various problems arising at Ottawa University. STUCO representatives enjoy a good time at the home of their advisor, Mr. Averyt. STUCO Officers hard at work: Bob Wallace, Dave Holmberg, Jim Montgomery and Sue Steiger. H7 SOCIAL BOARD PEOPLE T0 PEOPLE UNION BUARD PHI MU lAMBDA KAPPA PI 120 SNEA SNEA Officers: Martha Pitman, Shirley Jones, Vivian Smith, and Marie Angus. ' LAMBDA IOTA TAU Lambda Iota Tau - Jim Anderson, Dr. Emory McKenzie, Carol Popp, Linda Burnett, Nancy Hill, Dr. Ann Greer, Don Shorock, Joyce Wilson, and Merle Dauphin. 121 I HDME-EC CLUB Home Ec Club Officers: Miss Wiggins, Advisor, Lee Heck, Phyllis Anderson, Georg Ann Lashmett, Mary Ann Campbell, and Karen Pascoe. LANGUAGE CLUB Language Club Officers: Karl Smith, Merry Howel, Bob Zapata, and Marita Barkis. 122 ART CLUB PHYSICS CLUB I23 BYR Collegiate Young Republicans: Elwood English, Mike Leck, Congressman Els- worth, Dale Doudna, and Kathy Kohler. BYD Collegiate Young Democrats: Kirk Graham, Laura Diaz, Bob Michels, Congressman Elsworth, Wendy Carpenter, Wayne Schmidt, and Marsha Everett. COSMOPOLITAN BLUB Cosmopolitan Club: Paul Odlyzko, David James, Akil Asfoor, Tommy Tazawa, Soko Otsuko, Miss Snod- grass, Cindy Pavey, and Mary Mae Gonzaga CONCERT LECTURES Concert Lecture Series: Russ Swearinger, Dave Nitta, Anitra Haapa, Rick Bayha, Anita Cain, Lanny Green, and Dave Gardner. ' TANKATEERS The Tankateers, the synchronized women's swimming club, performed for the enjoyment of the students. BAND The band, under the direction of Mr. William Kloster, is an organization open to all students who are majoring in music or those who play an instrument and enjoy music. Members of the band are selected to play at basketball games and entertain at half-time. 128 BUNCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir is the most select 0f the Ottawa University choirs. Membership comes through hours of practice, individual tryouts, and participation in Oratorio and Vespers Choirs. The group sang in various Baptist churches and presented selections of hymns, and modern music. VESPERS BHOIR The Vespers Choir, made up of more than 70 selected voices, presented the annual Christmas vespers service at the First Baptist Church. DEBATE This years debate team did an exceptionally fine job of representing Ottawa Univer- sity, being among one of the finest in the nation. KTJO The campus radio voice, KTJO-AM-FM, offers a varied program to suit the tastes of its listeners, Classical music, dinner music, and current top tunes were beamed over the campus by the Uni- versity station. An outstanding feature was the broadcasting of particular class lectures. News- casts kept students wetl informed of world and national news as well as campus life. Radio staff members also assisted the University station with the coverage of athletic events. CAMPUS The Ottawa Campus has again sought to serve the University community through its reflective and creative endeavors, seeking to help to define and bridge the gaps that occur perennially. Functioning weekly, staff members have -given freely of their time and ability to announce, reflect and create the Campus, granting a commitment to the ideals of the entire University and a sense of involvement with the larger student community. 1965-1966 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor .................................. Cari Conger Assoc. Editor ............................. Ken Fisher Business Manager ...................... Darrell Randall Managing Editor ........................... Sue Smith City Editor ............................... Sue Adams Sports Editor .............................. Tim Allen Society Editor ............................ Kay Wright Circulation Manager ........................ Tom Bone Photographer .......................... Lois Alexander Advisor .............................. Mrs. Ron Reed 131 OTTAWAN The 1966 OTTAWAN staff has tried to present an accurate story of the school year. We have done this through pictures, copy and artwork. We hope that for you it will show student growth through the various activities pictured. 1965-66 OTTAWAN EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ................................. Joyce Wilson Assistant Editor .......................... Bill Gossard Business Manager ...................... Walt Josephson Faculty Adviser ......................... Mrs. Ron Reed Photographers .......................... Ken MacNevin Lois Alexander Art ................................... Bobbie Larson Section Editors .................................... Academics ........................... Jeanne Bowman Campus Life ........................... Carla Beckett Classes .............................. Milaine Merritt Organizations ............................. Kay Wright Religion .................................. Sue Smith Social Clubs ........................... Laura Jackson Sports ................................. Jesse Randall Index ................................ Carolyn Snyder Writer ................................. Linda Burnett CLASSES May thousands to thee flow And thousands from thee go To heal earth sin and woe. m m u mmM MW wvw mmmmmm xmmm xmwwvnmm mmwm mmmm . mmmmm vmmwmwmw ' wwmmmx m m . mm m WWW mmmw mmmw WNW mmmmmwh 'mmmmw u ' mmmmmmm mmmmmmm Akil Asfnor Jordon English Richard Beach Kansas Business Ad Evelyn Bailey Colorado Pre-Med Janice Beemer Kansas Sociology Kansas Speech - Drama David Bartlet Pennsylvania History Dexter Benedict New York Art James Anderson Phyllis Anderson Michigan Home Arts Richard Bayha Pennsylvania Speech - Drama Richard Booth Kansas Physical Education norothy Brueggeman Gilbert Bunning Robert Burns Linda Burnett Kansas Illinois Illinois Kansas Elementary Education History - Political Science Biology English Sara Bush John Butler Carol Cain Mary Ann Campbell Kansas Pennsylvania Kansas Kansas Elementary Education History - Political Science English Home Arts Thomas Campbell Wendell Carpenter James Carter Jack Cassidy Kansas Illinois Kansas Kansas Music Education Psychology Biology Psychology Virginia Cheshoro John Childs Ruth Christensen Cathy Collins Kansas Kansas Iowa Texas Elementary Education Psychology Elementary Education Mathematics Carol Conger Elizabeth Coughenour Merle Dauphin Russell Day Massachusetts Kansas Illinois Kentucky Biology Elementary Education English Art Dennis Devino Laural Diaz Kenneth Ellsworth Margaret Ewan Connecticut Kansas Kansas Iowa Psychology Economics Sociology Elementary Education 138 Jerry Freeman George Funk Ronald Gendall Lanny Green Kansas Massachusetts Connecticut Colorado Physical Education Physical Education Religion Music Education Jane Griffin DeeAnne Grumman Anitra Haapa Joyce Hansen Illinois Idaho Michigan Kansas Art Psychology Music Education Elementary Education Linda Haymond Nancy Hill Sally Holland Raymond Holmstrom Mpntana Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Connecticut Biology History - Political Science Psychology Biology 139 Vienna Howard John Howe Clay Johnson David Johnson Spain . 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Lois Alexander Paul Anderson Elaine Anderson Janet Anderson Peter Anderton Jeanne Angell Willjam Ashmall Edward Balda Rebecca Baldwin Henry Barclay Marcia Barney Diane Bayer John Beck Laurin Been Barbara Bemis Janet Bentley Bonnie Blackmer Marshall Blumenthal Sue Boatright Linda Boulden Darrell Bourque 159 160 Alexia Boyd Jeanne Buehler Carol Campbell Nancy Cazel William Clary Karen Boyd Richard Bueller David Campbell Terry Chapman Mark Clifton Lloyd Braham Kent A. Burton Sara Carpenter Timothy Chase Elizabeth Cochran Cynthia Brisendine Marlene Buttermore Mary Ellen Carson Marilyn Christianson Hurst Coffman Garth C. Brokaw Diana Byerly Ronald Cary Sally Ciffin Robert Coleman William Bryce Donald Camblin Thomas Cason Debbie Cirimotich Nancy Collins Constane Bryson Dwayne Cameron Patricia Castelli Patricia J. 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Steve Dennis Marcia Ellsworth Richard Fiorentino Carolyn Firestone William Flynn James Furber Walter Gillette Charles Goen Mary Mae Gonzaga Kathleen Greene Cynthia Hagelstein David Hale Laura Hall Kenneth Halpen Joan Hanson Kenneth Harder Lorraine Harring James Harris Betty Hart Carolyn Hartmann Richard Hatch ' Thomas Hauetter Lawrence Haworth Beverley Haynes d Melvin Heckman Gordon Henrickson Alan Highfield Glenn Holm Walter Holt James Hovey Merry Howell I Kenneth Huff ' Charles Hutchcraft Kenneth Isaacson James Jeffers Marcia Jenkins Joyce Jennings Ulla Jensen 162 David Johnson Gail Johnson Gary Johnson Lois Johnson Paul Johnson Sherry Johnson Linda Jones Louis Joslin William Justus Lawrence Kautz Carolyn Keeney Daniel Kelly Robert Kennedy Gail Kenny Is Larry Kipp Robert Kovac Jerry Kramer Roberta Kruckenherg Henry Krusen Geoffrey Kunz Timothy Lacke 5W 4.; Raymond Lamoureaux Curtis Langdon Margaret Larson David Lashmett Greg Lauver Donald Leckie WiHiam Leet Frank Legus Robert Lemmons Carl Lewis Craig Lewis Wilbern Lewis John Liles Bruce Linhos I63 Bill Lister Shirley Livengood Pamela Locklear Marilyn Loomis Gerrie Lynch Ed Mack Larry Madison Stewart Main Judy Maloney John Mann Sandra Marlatte Gene Mash Ben Martin Phyllis Mattley Daniel Mayo Marion McCabe Brenda McCarter Tim McCarthy Frank McCully Barbara McKean Judy McLelIan Carol McPhee Gwen McPherson Janice-McQuiHian Gayle Miller Isabell Milton Bob Mitchel Marilyn Montgomery Donna Moran Cindy Mueller Jordon Murray Christopher Myers Chase Nasse Mike Neer Pat Newbill 164 Ginger Newcomer William Nick Geri Nickerson Joy Noren Connie Osgood Marilyn Osipik Sylvia Paige 3 Robert Pampillonia Louis Patko Linda Patrick Douglas Patterson Cynthia Pavey Bryant Phillips Chuck Pelesky x I 4 Deborah Perkins Frank Pokorny John Poland Greg Pomeroy William Porter Scott Powell Allen Pratt 1. m A John Presley Mike Price Jim Ramsey Brenda Randall Ken Ran'dall Miles Range Bill Roberts Judy Rector Bonnie Redard Robert Reed Karen Reynolds Joyce Riecke Malonne Risth Cindy Reeves 65 Kapoy Riney Gayle Roberts Catherine Robertson Maxine Robinson Wayne Robinson Terry Sanborne Tom Schenck Shirley Scheufler Wayne Schmidt Ken Schroeder Dick Scott Jim Scrivner Carolyn Secord Bob Sellen iI Kathy Settergren Thomas Shafer Paul Shorock Donna Silvonen Janet Sittler David Sloat Caroline Smith Jerry Smith Judy Smith Melissa Smith Richard Smith Margaret Sprigg Vince Staats Charels Stackhouse Sally Stanberger Effie Standley Billy Stewart Linda Stoker Thomas Strogen Daniel Suga Richard-Swift 166 Steve Teghtmeyer Luanne Usborne Thomas Warren Charlean Webb Terry-White Leann Teske Doug Veach Benny Watson Janet .Weber Roberta Whittaker f Howard Tiffany Darline Vest 0 Mike Wawzewski Barb Welsh Sue Wilbur Linda Tucker Paula Wade Darlene Waymire Parker Wilde Dave Tuttle Allen Wallace Terry Waznak Jon West Dave Wilkenson Warren Unmack Julie Worhurst 1 Bob Weary Cheryl Wheeler Lloyd Williams Charles Upshaw Roberta Warren David Weatherford Jodi White Martin Williams l 67 E f Dennis Wilson Linda Wiyinger Martha Wolfe Don Woodward Eva Worley Kay Wright Patty Wynne Thomas Young Robert Zapada Daniel Zerwick Eugene Shipp 168 JIM ANDERSON Speech - Drama Chi Theta Lambda; Concert Band; Marching Band; Alpha Pi Kappa Delta; Sigma Alpha Associate; Eta Lambda Iota Tau; UGone Tomor- row ; KTJO; Debate; Who's Who; Student Pastor North Baptist Church. PHYLLIS ANDERSON Home Economics Zeta Pi Omega; W.A.A. basketball, volleyball; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3; Symphonic Choir 1,2; Church Choir 1,2; Junior Class secretary; Home Economics Club 3,4, secretary 4; Ottawan 3, Assistant Editor. EVELYN BAILEY Biology Gamma Gamma Gamma, publicity chairman 2, master 3, proctor 4; W.A.A. volleyball 1,2; Social Board 3; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; Vespers Choir 2,3,4; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; House Council 2,3, social chairman; lnterclub Council 3; Biology Club 1,3,4, secretary- treasurer 4; Church Vocations Club 1,2,4, secretary 2; Mission Team 1,2,3; Roger Williams Fellowship 1,2,3,4. DAVID BARTLETT' Sigma Delta Pi; SNEA 4. History - Political Science RICHARD BAYHA Speech - Drama Delta Phi Delta, secretary-treasurer 4; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; ConcerT Choir 2,3,4; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; Vespers Choir 1,2,3,4; House Council, secretary-treasurer 4; Spanish Club 3; KTJO 1,2, 3,4, Asst. program director 1, program director 2, manager 3, busi- ness manager, manager 4; Debate 4; CYR 3,4; Concert Lecture Series 3,4, chairman 4. RICHARD BEACH Sociology Tau Beta Gamma; Varsity basketball 1,2; Intramural football 1,2,3,4; Intramural basketball 3,4; Religious Board, chairman 4; Mission Team 3,4; CYD 1,2,3. JAN BEEMER Sociology Pi Theta Chi, social chairman 2, master 3,4; W.A.A. basketball 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1,2,3,4; House Council 3,4, House hostess 3; lnterclub Council 3,4; Dorm Chairman 4; Psychology Club 3; Home Economics Club 2; Washington Seminar 3. DEXTER BENEDICT Art Alpha Phi Beta, social chairman 2,3; Intramural football 1; Intra- mural swimming 1; Religious Board 2,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Special Instrumental groups 1,2,3,4; House 170 SENIOR council 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Ottawan 1,2,3, section editor; Campus 3, cartoonist; Mission Team 1,2; Homecoming Committee 2,3. DICK BOOTH Physical Education Chi Theta Lambda; Varsity basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity football 1,2,3,4; Varsitytrack 1,2,3,4; 0 Club1,2,3,4. DOROTHY BRUEGGEMAN Elementary Education Gamma Gamma Gamma; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; SNEA 1,2,3,4. GIL BUNNING History- Political Science Alpha Phi Beta; Oratorio Choir 2,3,4; Vespers Choir 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Church Choir 2,3,4; SNEA 4; Corpus-Christi Cycle Plays; Homecoming Committee 3; Christmas sing program 4; Film series 3,4. CAROL CAIN English Phi Kappa Chi, song leader 2, treasurer 3, master 4; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; Vesper Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; House Council; lnterclub Council 4; SNEA 4; 44Taming of the Shrew 2; Corpus-Christi Cycle Plays 1; 3Antigone 3; Film series 3,4; Chairman Christmas sing 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Cot- tage religious chairman 3. BARBARA CANADA Home Economics Chi Theta Lambda 4; Phi Theta Chi 1,2,3; SNEA 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 2,3,4, secretary 3; Indian Maiden 3,4. WENDY CARPENTER Psychology Alpha Phi Beta, athletic chairman 3, res. hall counselor 4; Varsity football 3; Varsity track 2,3,4; Intramural football 2; Intramural handball 2,3; Intramural softball 2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 2,3,4; Intramural basketball 2,3; Intramural tennis 2,3,4; Intramural table tennis 2,3,4; Athletic Board 3; House Council 3,4; 0 Club 2,3,4; Student counselor 4; CYD 4. JAMES CARTER Biology Delta Chi Omega; Varsity basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity football 1,2, 3,4; Varsity track 1,2,3,4; Biology Club; 0 Club; Studentcounselor 3,4; Homecoming Court, Upper class attendant 3; Who4s Who 4. VIRGINIA CHESBRO Chi Theta Lambda; SNEA. Elementary Education ACTIVITIES JOHN CHILDS Psychology Chi Theta Lambda, master 4; Varsity track 1; Intramural football 1,2,3,4; Intramural softball 1,2,3; Intramural swimming 1,2; Intra- mural volleyball 1,2,3; Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural track 1,2,3,4; Intramural table tennis 1,2,3,4; Oratorio Choir 1; Church Choir 1; Interclub Council 4. RUTH CHRISTENSEN Elementary Education Phi Kappa Chi; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; Vespers Choir 1,3,4; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Zeta Pi Omega historian 2; Mission Team 1,2; Centennial Hall Formal chairman 4; Homecoming Tea chairman 4; Homecoming Committee 3. CATHY COLLINS Mathematics Gamma Gamma Gamma 4; Pi Theta Chi 1,2,3, secretary 2; W.A.A. volleyball 1,2; Concert Lecture Series 3; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; House Council 1,2,3,4; Class Office 2; SNEA 4; Student Handbook editor 2,3; Alpha Pi Kappa Delta, vice-president 2; Debate 2; Stu- dent counselor 4; MM Who 4; Roger Williams Fellowship 1,3,4; BYF 1,2,3, president 3; W0men4s Housing Regulations 3; Master Charlton Cottage 3. CARI CONGER Biology Sigma Iota Psi; W.A.A. volleyball 1,2; Oratorio Choir 2,3; Vesper Choir 3; Church Choir 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Biology Club 1,2,3,4; SNEA 4; Campus editor 4; Eta Lambda Iota Tau 3,4; Cos- tumes, drama productions 2,3; Indian Maiden 1,2,3; CYR 3; CYD 3; Who's Who 4; Film series; Union Board 3. MERLE DAUPHIN English Pi Theta Chi; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; Vesper Choir 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; SNEA 3; Foreign Language Club 3, president; Sigma Alpha Associate 2; Eta Lambda Iota Tau 3,4, president; Who's Who 4; Centennial Committee 3. RUSSELL DAY Art Alpha Phi Beta, vice-master 3; Varsity track 1; Intramural swim- ming 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 3; Intramural track 1,2,3; House Council 3; Interclub Council 3; Art Club 3,4; Kappa Pi 3,4. DENNIS DEVINO Psychology Sigma Tau Delta; Varsity football 1,2,3,4; Varsity track 2,3,4; Intramural handball 1,2,3,4; Intramural softbali 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 2,3; Intramural basketball 2,3; Intramural track 1; Dis- ciplinary Committee 4; Athletic Board 4; House Council 2. KEN ELLSWORTH Sociology Delta Phi Delta; Varsity tennis 1,2,3,4; Intramural swimming 1,2, 3,4; Intramural table tennis; Religious Board 2; Oratorio Choir 1,2; Junior class president; The Ladder ; Student counselor 4; Home- coming Committee 2. MARGARET EWAN Elementary Education Sigma Iota Psi, Publicity chairman 2, master 3, vice-master 4; W.A.A. volleyball 3; Dining Hall Board 3; Religious Board 2; Social Board 1; Oratorio Choir 2,3; Church Choir 2,3; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; House Council 4; Interclub Council 3; SNEA 2,3,4; Mission Team 2; Vesper Board chairman 2; Roger Williams FeHowship 1,2; Christmas Banquet Decorations 1. JERRY FREEMAN Physical Education Sigma Tau Delta, House director Patty's Dorm 4; Varsity footbaH 1,2,3,4; Varsitytrack 1; Intramural handball 4; Intramural softball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural track 2,3,4; 0 Club; Homecoming Court, King 4. GEORGE FUNK Physical Education Sigma Tau Delta; Varsity football 4; Intramural track 3; 0 Club 3; Student counselor. RON GENDALL Religion Tau Beta Gamma; Religious Board 1,2,3,4. KENT GILDNER Business Administration Chi Theta Lambda; Varsity football 2; Varsity track 2; Intramural footbail 1; Intramural softball 2; Intramural volleyball 2; Intramural track 2. DOUGLAS GOW History - Political Science Delta Phi Delta; Intramural softball 3; Intramural volleyball 3,4. LANNY GREEN Music Education Alpha Phi Beta; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; Vespers Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 4; House Council 3,4; music chairman; Phi Mu Lambda 2,3,4; SNEA 4; Student MENC 1,2,3,4; 21. B. , Taming of the Shrew 3; KTJO 1,2,3; CYD 1; Roger Williams Fellowship 1,2,3,4, Sunday School Co-ordinator 3. DAN GRIFFIN 171 Tau Beta Gamma; Varsity football 4; Varsity track 4; Intramural handball 4; Intramural swimming 4; 0 Club 4; Homecoming Court upper class attendant 4. JANE GRIFFIN Art Gamma Gamma Gamma; W.A.A. volleyball 2,3,4; Union Board art chairman; Oratorio Choir 2; SNEA 2; Art Club 3,4; 1. B. , HTaming of the Shrew , Corpus-Christi Cycle Plays. DEE ANNE GRUMMON Psychology Chi Theta Lambda; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3; Church Choir 2,3; House Council 2,3; Junior class treasurer; Psychology Club 4, program chairman; Mission Team 1,2; Student counselor 3; Who's Who 4. ANITRA HAAPA Music Education Sigma Iota Psi, vice-master 4; Concert Lecture Series 3,4; Oratorio Choir 3,4; Vespers Choir 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Church Choir 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Special Instrumental groups 3,4; House Council 3,4, secretary. JOYCE HANSEN Elementary Education Pi Theta Chi; W.A.A. volleyball 2,3; W.A.A. basketball; 2,3; House Council 4, treasurer; SNEA 3,4. LINDA .HAYMOND Biology Sigma Iota Psi, song leader 4; Phi Theta Chi 2,3, song leader 3; Oratorio Choir 2,3,4; Vespers Choir 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3; Church Choir 3,4; House Council 3, social chairman; Biology Club 3,4; SNEA 4; CYR 3; Roger Williams Fellowship 2,3,4; Homecoming general chairman 4. NANCY HILL History - Political Science Phi Kappa Chi; Social Board 2; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; House Council 2,3,4, proctor 3; Eta Lambda Iota Tau 4; CYR 4; Who's Who 4. SALLY HOLLAND Zeta Pi Omega; Psychology Club, vice-president. Psychology RAYMOND HOLMSTROM Delta Phi Delta; Varsity tennis 1,2,3,4; Intramural football 1,2,3; Intramural handball 1,2,3,4; Intramural softball 1,2,3,4; Intramural swimming 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Intramural basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Intramural track 1,2,3; Intramural table tennis 1,2,3,4; Biology Club; 0 Club. 172 JOHN HOWE Tau Beta Gamma, master 3; Union Board 3; lnterclub Council 3; Flying Club 4, secretaryireasurer. Business CARL JOECKS History - Political Science Alpha Phi Beta; Ottawan 3, photographer; Alpha Pi Kappa Delta 1,2,3,4, president 4; Kappa Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4, president 3; Under Milkwood , Antigone , Taming of the Shrew , 2Bell, Book and Candle ; KTJO 1,2,3; Debate 1,2,3,4. CLAY JOHNSON Physical Education Sigma Tau Delta; Sig Belt 1, treasurer; Tau Beta 2,3; Varsity basketball trainer 1,2,3,4; Varsity football trainer 1,2,3,4; Varsity track trainer 1,2,3,4; SNEA 4; 0 Club 1,2,3,4, secretary, president; Student counselor 4. ALVIN DAVID JOHNSON Biology Tau Beta Gamma; Intramural football; Intramural swimming 1,2; Biology Club 1,2,3,4; CYR 1; Roger Williams Fellowship 1. RANDY JONES Psychology Delta Phi Delta; Varsity track 1,2,3,4; Intramural handball 1,2; Intramural tennis 1,2,3,4; Student counselor 4; CYR 4. TOM JORGENSEN Physics Tau Beta Gamma; Intramural football 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1; Intramural track 1,2; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; Vespers Choir 1,2,3; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; SNEA 2,3; Physical Science Club 1,2,3,4, president 4; 1B. 3; Student counselor 2; CYD 3,4; Roger Williams Fellowship 1,2,3,4, group leader 3. PATRICIA KINGSBURY Elementary Education Kappa Tau Delta 4; Gamma Gamma Gamma 1,2,3, social chairman 3; W.A.A. basketball 2; House Council 2,3,4; lnterdorm Council 3,4, secretary 4; SNEA 3,4; Student counselor 3,4; Homecoming court upper class attendant 3; Centennial Committee 3. GEORG ANN LASHMETT Home Arts Zeta Pi Omega, secretary 2, vice-master 3, master 4; W.A.A. volley- ball 1,2,4; House Council 1,2,4, treasurer; lnterclub Council 3,4; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, president; Ottawan 2; Mission Team 1; Homecoming court underclass attendant 2, queen 4. MARY ANN LISLE Home Arts Phi Kappa Chi; Sigma Iota Psi 1,2,3, secretary 2; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN LONG Biology Chi Theta Lambda; Varsity track 1; Biology Club 4, president; CYD 4. NORMAN MATTHEWS Art Delta Phi Delta; Social board 3; House Council 3,4; Art Club 3,4, president; KTJO 3, publicity chairman; Homecoming committee 3; Co-chairman Grand Prix 3,4; Christmas sing 3. BILL MCINNES Business Administration Tau Beta Gamma; Intramural football 1,2,3; Intramural softball 1,2,3; Intramural swimming 1,2,3; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3; Intramural track 1,2; Marching Band 1. JIM MCKIM Mathematics Alpha Phi Beta; Intramural checkers 3,4; Intramural handball 3,4; Intramural horseshoe 3,4; Oratorio Choir 3,4; Vespers Choir 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Church Choir 3,4. DARRELL MEADOR Biology Tau Beta Gamma; Intramural football 1,2; Intramural handball 1,2, 3,4; Intramural softball 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1,2; Intramural basketball 1,2,4; Intramural track 1,2,4; Biology Club 1,2,3,4; SNEA 4; KTJO 1,2,3. RONALD MILLER Physical Education Delta Chi Omega, social chairman 2, vice-master 3; Varsity football 1,2,3,4; Varsity track 2,3; Intramural softball 2,3,4; Varsity soft- ball 2,3,4; Athletic Board chairman 2; Social Board 2,3; Slaters student manager 4; 0 Club 2,3,4; Student counselor 4. HAROLD MURDEN Psychology Chi Theta Lambda; SNEA 4; Mathematics 2; Sigma Alpha member 4; Sigma Alpha Associate 3; Inter-club library. STEPHEN MORRIS Biology Tau Beta Gamma, secretary-treasurer 3, Intramural chairman 3; Intramural football 1,2,3; Intramural softball 1,2; Intramural volley- ball 1; Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural track 1,2,3; Intramural table tennis 1; House Council 2, master; Biology Club 3,4; SNEA 3. MARGARET MUELLER Psychology Sigma Iota. Psi, religious chairman 2, song leader 3; Oratorio Choir 2,3,4; Vespers Choir 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Church Choir 1,2,3; House Council 4; SNEA 3,4; Psychology Club 3,4; Campus 1; Student counselor 4; lnterdorm Council 4. ROGER 0ZIAS Biology Delta Chi Omega; Biology Club. DONALD PERARDI Psychology Tau Beta Gamma; Varsity football 1; Intramural handball 3; Intra- mural softball 1,2,4; Senior class treasurer; Physical Science Club 1,2; CYD 2,3,4, treasurer 3. GINGER PETERS Physical Education Phi Kappa Chi, vice-master 2; WM. basketball 1,2,3; volleyball 1,2,3; Varsity basketball 1,2,3; Varsity volleyball 1,2,3; Handball tournament 1; Athletic Board 3,4; SNEA 2,4; P.E. Club, secretary- treasurer 3; Senior Key Board 4. DENNIC PETTIT Biology Alpha Phi Beta, master 4; Scholastic Board 3,4, chairman 4; House Council 4; lnterclub Council 4; Biology Club 3,4, vice-president 4; Campus 4; Student counselor 3; MM Who 4. MARTHA PITMAN Elementary Education Phi Kappa Chi, vice-master 4; Pi Theta Chi 1,2,3, scholastic board 2, treasurer 3; Scholastic Board; House Council 4; lnterclub Council 4; SNEA 2,3,4, secretary 4; Roger Williams Fellowship; Homecoming Ball Decorations 4. CAROL POPP English Gamma Gamma Gamma, master 4; Sigma Iota Psi, athletic chairman 2, secretary 3; WM. basketball 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1,2,3,4; Table tennis tournament 2; Athletic Board 2; Religious Board 2; Scholastic Board 2; Oratorio Choir 1,2,3,4; Vespers Choir 1,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Church Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Special Instrumental groups 2,3,4; House Council 2,3,4; lnterclub Council 4; SNEA 3,4; Eta Lambda Iota Tau 3,4; Mission Team 2,3; Who1s Who 4; Roger Williams Fellowship 1,2,3, social chairman 2. DONALD PORTER Psychology Tau Beta Gamma, vice-master 3, homecoming chairman 2; Intrav mural football 1; Intramural softbail 1,2,3; Social Board 3; House Council 2, secretary-treasurer; SNEA 4; Psychology Club 3,4; Lighting for dramatic productions 1,2,3; Student counselor 2; CYR 3; Homecoming Committee 3. BARREL RANDALL Elementary Education Delta Phi Delta; Varsity track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Crossicountry 1,2, 3,4; Intramural football 1,2; Intramural swimming 1,2; Intramural rvolleyball 1,2,3,4; Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Sophomore class 173 president; SNEA 4; 0 Club 1,2,3,4; P.E. Club 3; Campus, business manager 4; CYR 4; Soph.-Sr. Banquet Committee chairman; Junior Carnival chairman. JERRY REDDEN Sociology Sigma Delta Pi; Religious Board 2; Oratorio Choir 1,2; Vespers Choir 1,2; Church Choir 1,2; Senior class president; KTJO 1; CYD 4; Roger Williams Fellowship 2, president; Homecoming general chairman 4; Psychology Club 4. JERRY RICH Biology Sigma Delta Pi; Varsity football 1,2,3,4; Intramural softball 2; Intramural basketball 1,2,3; Intramural track 1; Social Board 3; SNEA. STEVE RICKEY History- Political Science Delta Phi Delta, master 2,3; Intramural football 1,2,3; Intramural softball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Intramural table tennis 1,2,3,4; House Council 1,2,3,4; CYR. LINDA RINGERING Sociology Gamma Gamma Gamma; Iota Psi social chairman 2; W.A.A. basket- ball 2; Soccer 4; volleyball 2,4; Religious Board 3; House Council 1,2,3,4; Mission Team 1; Student Counselor 4; Religion in Life Week Co-chairman 4; Vesper Board 3, co-chairman. WILLIAM ROBBINS History- Political Science Alpha Phi Beta; Ottawan 3, Photographer; KTJO 1,2,3,4, Board of Gov. 3. KARLA ROBERTS Sociology Pi Theta Chi, Religious Chairman 2, vice-master 3, counselor 4; House Council 4; Senior class secretary; Psychology Club 3,4, secretary-treasurer 4; Student counselor 3,4; Roger Williams Fellowship 1,2. MARK ROETHER Chi Theta Lambda; Intramural tennis 3; Mission Team 3. Psychology TRUDY SAMMER Elementary Education Chi Theta Lambda; Sigma Iota Psi, historian 1, treasurer 2, vice- master 3, master 4; House Council 4; lnterclub Council 4, secretary; Junior class vice-president; SNEA 2,3,4; Psychology Club 3,4, publicity 4; Student counselor 3; Indian Maiden 1,2,3, leader; Homecoming court 2,3; S.A.C. 3,4, chairman 4; Homecoming Committee 3. HOYT SHERWIN Mathematics Tau Beta Gamma, master 4; Intramural football 1,2,3,4; Intramural softball 1; Intramural basketball 1,2; House Council 2; lnterclub Council 4, president; SNEA 1,2,3; Physical Science Club 1,2,3. D'ON SHOROCK Speech Tau Beta Gamma, scholastic Co-chairman 4; Scholastic Board 4; House Council 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Campus 1,2,3, circulation manager 3; Alpha Pi Kappa Delta 2,3,4; Eta Lambda Iota Tau 4; KTJO 1,2,3,4, business manager 3, program director 4; Debate 1,2,3,4; CYR 1,2,3,4, secretary-treasurer 3; CYD 4; Who's Who 4; Washington Seminar 4. RONALD SHOWALTER Physical Education Sigma Tau Delta; Varsity football 2,3; Varsity track 3; Intramural swimming 1; Intramural basketball 2,4; SNEA. VIVIAN SMITH Elementary Education Kappa Tau Delta 4, treasurer; Phi Kappa Chi 1,2,3, master 3; W.A.A. basketball 1,2,3; volleyball 1,2,3; Athletic Board 2; House Council 2, treasurer; lnterclub Council 3; SNEA 3,4, president; Homecoming Committee. WARREN SMITH Religion Chi Theta Lambda, religious chairman 4; Delta Chi Omega, religious chairman 3; Varsity football 1,2; Varsity track 1; Intramural football 3,4; Intramural softball 3,4; Intramural volleyball 3; Oratorio Choir 3,4; Vespers Choir 3,4; Church Choir 2,3,4; 11The Ladder ; Mission Team 2,3; Roger Williams Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4. EDWARD SPITLER Tau Beta Gamma; Psychology Club 2,3,4, president. Psychology PATRICIA STAYMENTS Elementary Education Gamma Gamma Gamma; Scholastic Board 2; Oratorio Choir 2; Church Choir 2; House Council 2,3,4; Interdorm Council 3; SNEA 2,4; Mission Team 3. GALEN STRAUB Physics Chi Theta Lambda; Varsity football; Intramural volleyball 1,2; Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural table tennis 1; 0 Club 2,3; Physical Science 1,2,3,4. CAROLE SWENSON Elementary Education Chi Theta Lambda, secretary-treasurer 4; SNEA 2,4; Psychology Club 2,3,4, publicity 4. NELSON TAYLOR Biology Sigma Tau Delta; Varsity football 1,2,3,4; Intramural softball 2,3; 0 Club 2,3,4. JOHN THARP Philosophy Alpha Phi Beta; Intramural football 1,2; Intramural volleybal! 1,2; Intramural table tennis 1,2; Religious 2,4; Ottawan 1,2; Mission Team 1; KTJO 1,2,4; RogerWilliams Fellowship 1,2,3,4, president3; Charter Day Publicity 2; Religious Board Outreach chairman 4. BOB WALLACE History- Political Science Delta Phi Delta; Varsity football 1,2,3,4; Varsity track 1; Intramural softball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2; Intramural basketbal! 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Board 3; Student Council 2,3,4, vice-president, president; 0 Club 1,2,3; Sigma Alpha Associate 2; CYR 1,2,3,4; ths Who 4; Roger Williams Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Student Ad- missions. CHARLES WALLACE Physical Education Tau Beta Gamma; Varsity Cross-country 1,2; Varsity track 1,2,4; Intramural swimming 1,2,3; Intramural basketball 1; House Council 1, vice-master; SNEA 3; Physical Education Club 3; Union Board 1,2,3,4, treasurer. EDDIE WILLIAMS Mathematics Delta Chi Omega, treasurer 1; Varsity soccer; Intramural football 1,2,3; Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Board 2,3, chairman 3; Mathematics Club 1,2,3,4; 0 Club 4; Sigma Alpha member 3,4; Sigma Alpha Associate 1,2; KTJO 1,2,3; Debate 3; CYD 4; Who's Who 4. JOYCE WILSON English Zeta Pi Omega, religious chairman 2, secretary 3; Union Board 2,4; Oratorio Choir 1; SNEA 4; Ottawan 4, editor; Campus 1; Eta Lambda Iota Tau 3,4, secretary; Mission Team 1; CYR 2,3,4, vice-chairman 3. Ablard, John ............................... 151 Abramowitz, Rosanne ........................ 151 Adams, Kathleen ........................... 151 Adams, Kent .............................. 151 Adams, Susan ....................... 133,151 Alexander, Lois ..................... 133,135,159 Allen, Timothy ....................... 37,132,133 Andersen,Pau1 ............................. 159 Anderson, Charles ........................... 25 Anderson, Donn ............................ 151 Anderson, James ........................... 121 Anderson, Elaine ........................... 159 Anderson, Janet ............................ 159 Anderson, Phyllis ........................... 122 Anderton, Peter ............................ 159 Angell, Jeanne ............................. 159 Angus, Marie .......................... 121,151 Armstrong, Kitty ............................ 33 Asfoor, Aki! ............................... 125 Ashdown, Shirley ........................ 83,145 Ashmall, William ........................... 159 Atcheson, David ............................ 151 Atkinson, Martha ...................... 59,81,151 Averyt, Ronnie A ............................. 26 Bacon, Dr. John A ............................ 29 Bailey, Evelyn .............................. 78 Bailey, Rolland ............................ 151 Baker, Betsey : ............................ 151 Balda, Edward ............................. 159 Baldwin, Rebecca .......................... 159 Ballinger, B. G .............................. 19 Bane, Roy ................................ 151 Bannon, Richard ....................... 59,97,152 Barclay, Henry ............................. 159 Barkis, Marita ......................... 122,152 Barnett, Jane .............................. 149 Barnett, Sharon ............................ 145 Barney, Marcia ............................ 159 Bayer, Diane .............................. 159 Bayha, Richard .......................... 81,125 Beach, Richard ............................. 38 Beck, Carol Ann ............................ 145 Beck, John ................................ 159 Beckett, Carla ............................. 135 Beckett, Marsha ........................... 152 Beemer, Janice ............................. 76 Been, Laurin .............................. 159 Bemis, Barbara ............................ 159 Bemmels, Estep ............................. 31 Bemmels, W. David .......................... 12 Benedict, Gerald ........................... 152 Bennett, Carla ............................. 145 Bentley, Janet ............................. 159 Berthoff, Mrs. W H .......................... 32 Binns,10seph ............................. 152 Black, Carole .............................. 146 Blackmer, Bonnie .......................... 159 Blackmer, Philip ........................... 146 Blumenthal, Marshall ........................ 159 Boatright, Sue ............................. 159 Bone, Thomas .......................... 133,146 Booth, Richard ............................. 105 Boulden, Linda ............ 3 ................. 159 Bourque, Darrell ........................... 159 Bowman, Jeanne ..................... 58,135,146 176 INDEX Boyd, Alexia .............................. 160 Boyd, James .............................. 152 Boyd, Karen ............................... 160 Boydston, Harry ......................... 76,146 Branam, Lloyd ............................. 160 Brewer, Margaret .......................... 152 Brewster, Dr. Ray 0 .......................... 28 Brisendine, Cynthia ......................... 160 Brokaw, Garth ............................. 160 Brooks, Cheryl ............................. 152 Brown, David .............................. 152 Browning, Roy W ............................ 15 Brueggeman, Dorothy ....................... 137 Bryce, William ............................. 160 Bryson, Constance .......................... 160 Buckner, Verline ............................ 33 Buehler,1eanne ............................ 160 Bueller, Richard ............................ 160 Buesser, George ........................... 146 Bunch, Kay ............................... 146 Bunch, Michael ............................ 146 Bundy, Robert N ............................. 14 Bundza, Roswitha .......................... 152 Banning, Gilbert ........................... 137 Burke, Clifford S ............................. 19 Burnett, Linda ....................... 48,121,137 Burns,R0ber1 ............................. 137 Burton, Kent .............................. 160 Bush, Sara ................................ 137 Bushman, John H ............................ 23 Butler, Alfred .............................. 152 Butler,10hn ............................... 137 Buttermore, Marlene ........................ 160 Buzzell, Edward ......................... 95,146 Byerly, Diana .............................. 160 Cain, Anita ......................... 76,125,146 Cain, Carol ............................. 81,137 Cain, Joseph .............................. 152 Camblin, Donald ........................... 160 Cameron, Dwayne .......................... 160 Campbell, Carol ............................ 160 Campbell, David ........................... 160 Campbell, Mary Ann ..................... 122,137 Campbell, Thomas ....................... 88,137 Carkhuff, Gregory .......................... 152 Carpenter, Sara ............................ 160 Carpenter, Wendell ...................... 124,137 Carr, Alan ................................ 146 Carson, Mary Ellen ......................... 160 Carter, Dana .............................. 152 Carter, James ...................... 105,112,137 , Cary, Ronald .............................. 160 Cason, Thomas ............................ 160 Cassidy, Jack ............................. 137 Castelli, Patricia ........................... 160 Cazel, Nancy .............................. 160 Chapin, Joseph .......................... 83,160 Chase, Thomas ............................. 84 Chase, Timothy ............................ 160 Chesbro, Virginia ........................... 138 Childs,10hn ............................ 88,138 Christensen, Ruth .......................... 138 Christianson, Marilyn ............. - ........... 160 Ciffin, Sally ............................... 160 Cirimotich, Debbie .......................... 160 Clark, Patricia ............................. 152 Clark, Patricia ............................. 160 Clary, William ............................. 160 Clemmer, Diana ............................. 86 Cleveland, Marilyn .......................... 152 Clifton, Mark .............................. 160 Clifton, Paula ............................. 152 Cochran, Elizabeth .......................... 160 Coffman, Hurst ............................ 160 Coleman, Alan ............................. 152 Coleman, Robert ........................... 160 Collins, Cathy ............................. 138 Collins, Melody Anne ........................ 152 Collins, Nancy ............................. 160 Colosimo, Thomas .......................... 160 Conger, Carol ....................... 48,133,138 Connell, Sheila ............................ 152 Cooper, Elaine ............................. 161 Cooper, Paul .............................. 161 Coopey, George ............................ 161 Coppoc, Teresa ............................ 161 Couch, Karen .............................. 161 Coughenor, Elizabeth ........................ 138 Cowan,1ames ............................. 161 Cragg, Timothy ............................ 161 Creed, Don ............................... 161 1Cronin, Gloria ............................. 146 Crotts, Bruce .............................. 146 Cullison, Kay .............................. 161 Curd, Jane ................................ 161 Curry,10hn ............................... 161 Dagenette, Elaine .......................... 161 Dahlen, Roger ............................. 161 Dankert, Christine .......................... 161 Danna,1ames ............................. 161 Danna, Robert ............................. 146 Danner, John .............................. 152 Dauphin,Mer1e ......................... 121,138 Davidson, Stuart ........................... 161 Davis, Donna ............................... 31 Davis, Sherry ............................... 76 Davison, Reid ............................. 161 Davison, Roxana ........................... 146 Day, George .............................. 161 Day, Russell .............................. 138 Dennis, Daryl .............................. 161 Dennis, Stephen ............................ 161 Dent, Daniel .............................. 161 Devino, Dennis ............................ 138 Deware, Allan ............................. 146 Diaz, Dr. Justo ........................... 28,49 Diaz, Laurel ........................... 124,138 DiCavalcante, Michael ....................... 146 Dick, E. Glenn .............................. 28 Dillen, Ton ................................. 14 Dillin, James .............................. 146 DiMuro, Raymond ........................... 161 Ditlevson, Paul ............................ 152 Duty, Robert .............................. 152 Doudna, Dale ........................ 86,124,147 Drake, Myles .............................. 152 Dring, Ralph .............................. 161 Dunham, Ronald ........................ 103,161 Eads, Mdrilyn ............................. 161 Edington, Bruce L ............................ 29 Einsig, John ............................... 147 Elliot, Jan ................................ 161 Elliot, Martha .............................. 31 Ellsworth, Kenneth ...................... 107,138 Ellsworth, Marcia .......................... 161 English, Elwood ........................ 124,147 Epps, Paul ................................ 153 Erickson, Leonard .......................... 153 Eubank, William ............................ 147 Everett, Marsha ...................... 78,124,147 Ewan, Peg ............................. 49,138 Fader, Bruce .............................. 157 Fair, Joseph ............................... 161 Farber, Alan ............................... 153 Farr, Leliah ................................ 31 Farrell, Susan ............................. 161 Fath, Robert ............................... 161 Fears. Nancy .......... , ................... 161 Ferry, Cheryl .............................. 151 Feuerborn, Dudley .......................... 161 Fiorentine, Richard .......................... 161 Firestone, Carolyn .......................... 162 Fischer, Beth .............................. 153 Fisher, Kenneth ......................... 133,153 Flanagin, Dorothy .......................... 153 Flusser, Peter .............................. 29 Flynn, William ............................. 162 Foley, Verna ............................ 38,147 Forker, Dr. Marvin ........................... 17 Frear, William S ............................. 24 Freeman, Jerry ..................... 53,56,57,139 Friedman, Alan ............................. 153 Funk, George ........................... 96,139 Furber, James ............................. 162 Gardner, David .......................... 76,125 Genck, Roberta ............................ 153 Gendall, Ronald ............................ 139 Gillette, Walter ............................ 162 Glenn, Orville R ............................. 16 Goeke, Charles ............................ 153 Goen, Charles ............................. 162 Goldman, Jeff ............................. 147 Gonzaga, Mary Mae ..................... 125,162 Gorski, Joel ............................... 153 Goscener, William .......................... 147 Gossard, William ..................... 37,135,145 Goulding, Jerry ............................ 153 Gowens, Darell .......................... 52,147 Grahm, Kirk ........................... 124,147 Gramlick, Barbara .......................... 147 Green, Lanny .......................... 125,139 Greene, Kathleen ........................... 162 Greer, Dr. Ann L .......................... 23,121 Griffin, Daniel ............................. 139 Grimsley, Clark ......................... 86,153 Grummon, DeeAnne ......................... 139 Happa, Anitra ........................ 86,125,139 Hagarty, W. G ............................... 16 Hagelstein, Cynthia ......................... 162 Hale, David ............................... 162 Hall, Laura ................................ 162 Halpen, Kenneth ............................ 162 Hamilton, Nancy ........................... 147 Hamilton, Richard ........................... 86 Hammer, Mark .............................. 48 Hansen, Joyce .......................... 76,139 Hanson. Joan .............................. 162 Happ, Sharon .............................. 147 Harder, Kenneth ............................ 162 Harring, Lorraine ........................... 162 Harris, John ............................... 153 Harrison, Gary ............................. 103 Harroun, Bryant ............................. 83 Hart, Betty ............................... 162 Hartmann, Carolyn .......................... 162 Hatch, Richard ............................. 162 Hauetter, Thomas .......................... 162 Hausman, Deborah .......................... 153 Haworth, Kathryn ...................... 52,86,153 Haworth, Lawrene .......................... 162 Haymond, Linda ............................ 139 Haynes, Beverley ........................... 162 Heartberg, Joseph .......................... 122 Heasley, Ralph ............................. 153 Heck, Lee ............................. 122,153 Heckman, Melvin ........................... 162 Heiderscheid, Janice ........................ 153 Henrickson, Gordon ......................... 162 Hensley, Daryle ............................ 153 Herrill, Elizabeth Ann ........................ 153 Hetrick, Michael ........................... 153 Hewitt, Dorothy ............................. 31 Highfield, Alan ............................. 162 Hill, Nancy ............................ 121,139 Hitchell, Suellen ........................... 153 Hodge, Dale ............................... 147 Hodge, Gary .............................. 153 Hoekstra, Alan ............................. 147 Holden, Keith .............................. 153 Holland, Sally ............................. 139 Holm, Glenn ............................... 162 Holmberg, David ........................ 117,147 Holmstrom, Raymond ................. 100,107,139 Holt, Walter ............................... 162 Houghton, Diane ........................... 147 Hovey, James ............................. 162 Howard, Vienna .......................... 83,140 Howe, John ............................... 140 Howell, Merry .......................... 122,162 Huff, Kenneth ............................. 162 Hughes, Philip ............................. 112 Hunter, Roben ............................. 154 Hurchcraft, Charles ......................... 162 Isaacson, Kenneth .......................... 162 Jackson, Laura ......................... 135,154 James, David .............................. 125 James, Sherrill ............................ 154 Jarik, George .............................. 154 Jeffers, James ............................. 162 Jenkins, Marcia ............................ 162 Jennings, Joyce ............................ 162 Jennings, Raymond P .................... 15,25,37 Jennings, Virginia ........................... 15 Jensen, Ulla ............................... 162 Johnson; Clay .......................... 112,140 Johnson, David ............................ 140 Johnson, David ............................ 163 Johnson, Estel .............................. 31 Johnson, Evan ............................. 147 Johnson, Gail .............................. 163 Johnson, Gary ............................. 163 Joynson, Judith ............................ 151 Johnson, Lois .............................. 163 Johnson, Paul ............................. 163 Johnson, Sherry ............................ 163 Jones, Linda .............................. 163 Jones, Randall ......................... 107,140 Jones, Shirley .......................... 121,147 Josephson, Walter .................... 76,135,148 Joslin, Louis .............................. 163 Justus, William ............................ 163 Kastning, William .......................... 154 Kautz, Lawrence ........................... 163 Keenan, Edith ............................. 148 Keeney, Carolyn ............................ 163 Keese, Jody ............................... 154 KelIy, Daniel 1 ............................. 163 Kennedy, Robert ............................ 163 Kenney, Gail .............................. 163 Kebbe, Karen .............................. 154 Kengsbury, Patricia ......................... 140 Kinney, Evelyn .............................. 24 Kipp, Larry ................................ 163 Kline, John ................................ 154 Kloster, William ............................ 130 Kneece, James ............................. 148 Knudson, Karen .......................... 30,154 Koch, Michael ............................. 154 Kohler, Kathy .......................... 124,154 Kohler, William ............................ 148 Koontz, Barbara ............. . ............... 148 Koppenhaver, Ronald ........................ 154 Kovac, Robert ............................. 163 Kramer, Jerry .............................. 163 Kruckenberg, Roberta ........................ 163 Krusen, Henry ............................. 163 Kruska, John .............................. 148 Kunz, Geoffrey ............................. 163 Lacke, Timothy ............................ 163 LaCrone, Virginia ....................... 32,148 Laird,Stuart...........................42 Lamoureaux, Raymond .................... 163 Langdon, Curtis .......................... 163 Langdon, Gene ............................ 30 Larson, Margaret .......................... 163 Larson, Roberta ...................... 42,135,148 Lashmett, David .......................... 163 Lashmett, GeorgAnn ........... 53,54,55,84,122,140 Lauver, Greg .............................. 163 Leahr, Janet .............................. 154 Leck, Michael .......................... 124,154 Leckie, Donald ........................... 163 Lee, David ............................. 154 Lee, James ............................... 154 Leet, William ........................... 163 Legus, Frank ............................ 163 Leland, Steven ........................... 154 Lemmons, Robert ......................... 163 Lewis, Carl ............................ 163 Lewis, Craig ............................. 163 Lewis, Thomas B ............................ 28 Lewis, Wilber ............................ 163 Liese, Nancy ............................ 84,148 Liles, John ............................... 163 Linhos, Bruce ............................. 163 Lisle, Mary Ann ............................ 140 Lister, Wi1lard ............................. 164 Livengood, Shirley .......................... 164 Lloyd, William ............................. 154 Locklear, Pamela .......................... 164 Long, John ............................... 140 Loomis, Marilyn ........................... 164 Low, Mary Ann ............................ 140 Lowrance, Rebecca ........................ 154 Lynch, Gerrie ............................. 164 Lynch, James ............................ 154 177 Mack,Edward1................1.....1....164 MacNevin, Ken ......................... 135,154 Macy, Alexander ........................... 145 Macy, Nancy ............................... 88 Madison, Larry ........................... 164 Magnus, Robert ........................... 154 Malacane, Frank ........................... 154 Mallicoat, Leann .......................... 167 Maloney, Judith .......................... 154 Mann,J0hn.....1,....,......H..........164 Mapes, Joanne .......................... 18,148 Marino, Rita ............................. 155 Marlatte, Sandra .......................... 164 Marsden, Cheryl ......................... 38,148 Marsh,Gene................1...........1164 Martin, Dr.AndrewB.1m..1........1.H.19,100 Martin,Ben,1............................164 Mashburn, Cheryl ......................... 155 Matthews, Norman ......................... 81 Matthias, Gary ............................ 33 Mattley, Phyllis ......................... 154 Mauszycki, Jim ........................... 32 Mayo, Daniel .............................. 164 McCabe, Marion ........................... 164 McCarter, Brenda .......................... 164 McCarthy, Tim ............................ 164 McEvers, Sandra ........................... 155 Mclnnes, Bill .............................. 140 McKean,Barbara..........................l64 McKeever, Carol .......................... 155 McKenna, Joseph .......................... 27 McKenzie, Dr. Emory ...................... 23,121 McKim,Jim.............................140 McLellan, Judy ........................... 164 McMillan, Barbara ......................... 155 McNair, William .......................... 155 McPherson, Gwen ......................... 164 McQuilliam, Janice ........................ 164 McWilIiams, Marcia ...................... 81,148 Meador, Darrell ........................... 141 Mercer, Charles .................... 103,104,141 Merritt, Mildred ........................ 135,155 Meyer, Bill .............................. 148 Meyers, Leonard .......................... 25 Michels, Bob .......................... 124,148 Millen, Arlo .............................. 155 Miller, Gayle ............................. 164 Miller, Ron ............................... 141 Milton, lsabell ............................ 164 Mitchell, Betty ........................... 148 Mitchell, Robert .......................... 164 Mohr, Dorothy ............................ 148 Monnier. Carl ............................ 155 Montgomery, James ........................ 17 Montgomery, Marilyn ...................... 164 Moody, Verla .............................. 155 Moore, William .......................... 155 Moran, Donna ........................... 164 Morris, Steve ............................ 141 Mueller, Cynthia .......................... 164 Mueller,Eugene............1.........1...155 Mueller, Margaret ......................... 141 Mulligan, Michael .......................... 155 Murray, Jordan ........................... 164 Munti, Alan ............................. 159 Myers, Christopher ....................... 164 Myers, Gweneth ........................... 155 Myers, Dr. H. William ....................... 26 178 Nasse, Charles ........................... 164 ' Nease, Donald E ............................. 32 Neer, Michael ............................. 164 Newbill, Patricia ......................... 164 Newcomer, Virginia ........................ 165 Nick. William ............................ 165 Nickerson, Geri .......................... 37,165 Nissen,KarI...............1.............155 Nitta, David ........................ 84,125,148 Nobles, James ............................ 155 Noren, Joy ............................... 165 Odlyzko,Paul........H...1.........,.125,148 Okerson, Lynda ............................ 155 0Ia0mipekun,Joh.....1..1.1...,.....,....141 0Ison,ArIin.............,.,..............155 O'Neall, Janet .......................... 83,155 Orban, Joseph ............................ 148 Osgood, Connie ........................... 165 03inik,Marilyn....1......................165 0vermyer,D0nald1.....................1..149 Ozias, Roger ............................ 141 Pache0,James.................1..1.1....155 Paige, Sylvia ............................ 165 Pampillonia, Robert ....................... 165 Pankratz,Walter...1........1..............14 Pascoe, Karen ......................... 122,155 Pasek, Robert ............................. 155 Patko,Louis.1...........................165 Patrick, Linda ........................... 165 Patterson, Douglas ........................ 165 Patty, Jack ............................. 23,24 Pavey, Cynthia - ....................... 125,165 Peffly, Paul . . . . .- ........................ 155 Pelesky, Charles ......................... 165 Peradi, Donald ............................ 141 Perkins, Deborah ........................... 165 Peters, Richard L ....................... 24,95,98 Peters, Virginia ............................ 141 Pettit, Dennic .......................... 76,141 Petty, Robert ............................ 156 Phillips,Bryant..........................1165 Pierpont, Jodi ..................... 37,52,84,149 Pillars, James ............................ 156 Pitman, Martha ...................... 81,121,141 Place, Charles .......................... 81,156 PIatt,Annabe1le ......................... 156,160 Plummer,AIaine1..........................3l Pokorny, Frank ........................... 165 Poland, John ............................. 165 Poland, Margaret ......................... 156 Pomeroy, Gregory ........................ 165 Penn, Carol ......................... 78,121,141 Porter, Donald ............................ 142 Porter, William ........................... 165 Potter, Charlotte .......................... 156 Powell, Scott ............................. 165 Pratt, Allen ............................. 165 Presley, Hon0n ............................ 23 Presley, John ............................. 165 Price, Michael ............................. 165 Pyle, Charles ............................. 156 Quick, Julian .............................. 156 Ramsey, James ............................ 165 Randall, Brenda ............................ 165 Randall, Darrel ..................... 99,133,142 Randall, Jesse .............. 58,76,112,135,149 Randall, Ken . .7 ............................ 165 Range, Miles ............................ 165 Ratliff, Allan ............................. 156 Ratliff, Alvin ............................ 156 Rector, Judy ............................. 165 Redard,Bonnie...........................165 Redden, Jerry .......................... 48,142 Reed, Carole ........................... 83,149 Reed, Robert ............................ 165 Reed, Ruth .......................... 23,133,135 Reeves, Lucinda .......................... 165 Reusch, Ronald ............................ 107 Reynolds, Karen ........................... 165 Rich, Jerry ................................ 142 Rickey, Stephen ............................ 142 Riecke, Joyce .............................. 165 Riner, Joyce .............................. 156 Riney, Kathleen ............................ 166 Ringering, Linda ........................... 142 Risth, Malonne .......................... 165 Ritzel, Michael ............................ 83 Robbins, David ........................... 156 Robbins, William ......................... 142 Roberts, David ........................... 156 Roberts, Gayle ............................ 166 Roberts, Karen ........................... 156 Roberts, Karla ........................... 142 Roberts, Philip ........................... 156 Roberts, William ........................ 86,165 Robertson, Catherine ....................... 166 Robinson, Maxine ......................... 166 Robinson, Wayne .......................... 166 Roether, Mark ........................... 142 Rohrbach, James ......................... 156 Rolfs, Teresa ............................. 156 Rollet,D0rothy.........................84,156 Roth, Elmer A .............................. 29 Roth, James .............................. 156 Ruddick, Robert ........................... 156 Rumans, Larry ........................... 156 Rumbold, Sharon .......................... 156 Rupe, Ronald .............................. 156 Russo, Mario ............................ 156 Salvantis, John ........................... 97 Sammer, Richard ......................... 157 Sammer,Trudy...............1..1........142 Sanborn, Terry ............................. 166 Sapp, Franklin ............................. 157 Sardano, Carl ............................. 157 Schenck, Thomas .......................... 166 Schendel, Sarah .................... 37,39,157 Scheufler, Lenny . . . . . . . . . .........88,96,103,149 Scheufler,Shirley.........1......1........166 Scherling, Freda ........................... 32 Schmidt, Wayne ........................ 124,166 Schneider,Dennis.........1...............157 Schoonover,Robert....11.........1..1...24,100 Schroder,Ken.11...1..................1..166 Scott,Richard..1.......1.................166 Scrivner, James .......................... 166 Secord,Carolyn.......1..............,....166 Sellen,Robert...........................1166 Settergren,0arol....,.....1...............157 Settergren,Kathy1...1...,..........1.....166 Shafer,Thomas............H............1166 Shaheen,Phillip........1..................157 Shaw,KathIeen........1..................157 Shaw, Mary .............................. 157 Shearer, Patricia ........................ 86,157 Sherwin, Hoyt ....................... 78,142,198 Shew, Daniel ............................. 157 Shipp, Christine ........................... 142 Shoemaker,Marilyn........................157 Shook, Margaret .......................... 157 Shorock, Donald ........................ 121,143 Shorock, Paul ............................ 166 Shumway, Keith ........................... 27 Silvey, Merida ............................ 149 Silvonen, Donna ........................... 166 Simpson, Barbara ........................ 157 Sittler,1anet.............................166 Skinner, Wendell .......................... 157 Slabaugh, Whitney ........................ 157 .........166 ........166 Sloat,David.................1.. Smith,CaroIine................... Smith,Glenn.,........................38,157 Smith, Jeff ............................ 81,149 Smith,JerryI.............................166 Smith, Judy .............................. 166 Smith, Karl ....................... 84,122,149 Smith, Melissa ........................... 166 Smith, Patricia ............................. 24 Smith, Richard ............................ 166 Smith,Ronald............................143 Smith, Sue ............ 14,37,132,133,135,149 Smith, Vivian ..................... 83,121,143 Smith, Warren ............................ 147 Snider,Richard...........................149 Snodgrass, E.A ........................ 13,19,125 Synder, Carol Ann ......................... 39 Snyder, Carolyn .................... 81,135,157 Sowa,Rohert...............1.............157 Sparks, Patricia ........................... 157 Spitler, Edward ........................... 143 ' Sprigg, Margaret .......................... 166 Staats,Vince.............................166 Stackhouse,CharIes.......................166 Stamberger, Sarah ......................... 166 Stamm,Penny ........................... 157 Standley,Effie...............1............166 Stanley,Edwin............................149 Stayments, Pat .......................... 143 Steiger, Sue ........................... 117,149 Stella, Madelyn ........................... 157 Stewart, Billy ............................ 166 Stoker,Linda.........................1..166 Stoner,Dr.Adrian......................,...22 Stout, Marian ............................. 157 Straub,CheryI............................149 Straub, Galen ........................... 143 Strode,Rabbi.............................157 Strogen,Thomas........,..............,..166 Stutz, Keith .............................. 162 Suga, Daniel ............................. 166 Sutter, Wayne ..................... 78,103,149 Sutton, Sarah ............................. 158 Swartz, Barbara .......................... 158 Swearingen, Russell ..................... 125,149 Swenson, Carole ........................ 88,143 Swift, Richard Murray ....................... 166 Talluto, Joseph ........................... 158 Tarvin,Barbara...........................143 Taylor, Keith ............................. 158 Taylor, Nelson ............................ 143 Tazawa, Akira .......................... 125,158 Teghtmeyer,Steven........................167 Templeton, Donald ......................... 149 Tharp, John ............................ 38,143 Thiel, Mrs. Ervil ........................... 32 Thomas, Paula ............................ 149 Thrasher, Jean .......................... 86,158 Tibbetts,Douglas.......................78,158 Tibbetts,Faith........................138,158 Tice, Larence ............................. 33 Tiffany, Howard ........................... 167 Toll, Anita ............................... 158 Treat, Beth .............................. 158 Troutman, L. Allen .......................... 33 Trump, Dr. Frank ........................... 17 Tucker, Linda ............................ 166 Turner, Alice ............................. 158 Tuttle, David .............................. 166 Tyson, John .............................. 149 Unmack, Warren .......................... 167 Upshaw, Charles .......................... 167 Usborne, Luanne .......................... 167 VanErt, Gregory ...................... 76,103,158 Veach,Doyglas..,........................167 Verdi, Anthony ............................ 103 Vest, Darlene ............................ 167 Viola, Edward ......................... 83,158 Vliet, Theresa ............................ 158 Vollmuth, Manin .......................... 158 Wade, Paula ............................. 167 Wallace, Carl ............................. 167 Wallace, Robert ................... 116,117,143 Warhurst,1ulia...........................167 Warren, Allane ............................ 33 Warren, Roberta ........................... 167 Warren, Thomas ........................... 167 Watson, Ben .............................. 167 Wawrzewski, Michael .................... 109,167 Waymire, Dalene .......................... 167 Waznak, Terry ............................ 167 Weary, Robert ............................ 157 Weatherford, David ....................... 167 Webb, Charlean ........................... 167 Webb, ClaudeJ ............................ 14 Weber, Carolyn .......................... 149 Weber, Janet ............................ 167 Wells, Donald .......................... 38,149 Welsh, Barbara ........................... 167 Werst,Leah..........,.,..............1.150 Weslowski, John .......................... 167 West, Jon ................................ 167 Weston, Frederic . . . ., ....................... 86 Wheaton, Donnis ........................... 30 Wheller, Cheryl ........................... 167 White, JoLynn ........................... 167 White,Terry.............................167 Whittaker, Roberta ......................... 167 Widman, Richard ...................... A. . . . 150 Wiggins, Ethel M ......................... 26,122 Wilbur, Susan ............................ 167 Wilde, Parker ........................... 167 Wildman, Karen ............................ 144 Wilkinson, David ........................... 167 Williams, David ........................... 158 Williams, Lloyd ........................... 167 Williams, Martin ........................... 167 Willis, Douglas ........................... 162 Wilson, Dennis ............................ 168 Wilson, Joyce ................. 1,121,135,144 Wilson, Thomas ........................... 158 Winchester, Richard ................... - . . . . 150 Winchester,Verna..........................39. Wiyninger, Linda .......................... 168 Wolfe, Martha ............................ 168 Wolff, Cora ............................. 158 Woodward, Daniel ......................... 168 Worley, Eva ............................. 168 Wriggle, Sharon ......................... 158 Wright, Kay ..................... 133,135,168 Wynne, Patricia ........................... 168 Yingling, Ronald ............................ 14 Young, Herman ............................ 150 Young, Thomas ............................ 168 Zapata, Robert ......................... 122,168 Zerwick, Daniel ............................ 168 Zink, Dorothy ............................. 150 Zogbaum, David ........................... 158 179 ADVERTISEMENTS ARNOLD1S JEWELRY BELLER STUDIO 1 BENNETT CREAMERY BERKELEY BAPTIST DIVINITY SCHOOL BIKE'S BOB'S SQUIRE SHOPPE BOB WHITE MOTOR CO. BOND ROYAL CLEANER BOYER'S JEWELERS BRISCOE DRUG STORE BUDGE'S HARDWARE BUNDY INSURANCE CO. BUTLER'S MUSIC STORE CENTRAL BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY CLARY'S SHOES CRITES DRAKES BAKERY ECONOMY SERVICE STATION INC. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OTTAWA GROGAN'S STANDARD SERVICE THE GAS SERVICE C0. HANK'S SINCLAIR SERVICE HUBBARD LUMBER CO. . IRWINS GIFT-CHINA THE KANSAS STATE BANK KEEN T. V. CO. K.0.F.0. KRAMER DRUG AND PHARMACY LESH OIL 00., INC. MALOTT HARDWARE MINNICK MOTOR C0., INC. MONTGOMERY WARD AND CO. 182 INDEX 10 ADVERTISERS 185 184 189 186 185 187 186 187 187 189 185 187 183 186 189 188 190 188 190 189 199 191 190 190 191 191 191 192 192 194 193 193 MOORE CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE NUZMAN LUMBER c0. 0.K. PHOTO co. . OSBURN1S FLOWERS OTTAWA CO-OP ASSOCIATION OTTAWA HERALD OTTAWA LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS OTTAWA LUMBER co. OTTAWA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OTTAWA TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLY co. PENCE'S PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK PENNEY'S PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING co. PLAZA THEATRE PORTER-SPEARS INSURANCE AGENCY PRAIRIE HILLS MOTEL RANEY DRUG STORE RICHARDSON SHOE STORE ROBERTSON MOTOR co. ROYAL MANOR MOTEL SELECT DAIRY SHELDEN'S CLOTHES STORE SHINN AND HALEY ABSTRACT co. SUFFRON GLASS co. SUNRISE DAIRY TERRILLS1 TODD MOBILE HOMES TROUPS JEWELRY STORE WASSMER1S WOOLWORTH'S 192 194 194 200 196 196 196 194 195 195 197 197 202 203 201 203 202 198 198 198 199 200 199 201 201 200 202 203 202 203 203 H !iHKashtcirgsutai'3uu:Qaii$ltg$!21 !i$ ??'5 ' Thanks, from your music man BELLER STUDIO 1966 Annual Photographer 1525 South Main 184 Compliments of Arnolds Jewelry 312 SOUTH MAIN Bikes Burger Bar 11Snappy Service, Painless Price HYour Sporting Goods - Headquarters - 0 football equipment 0 fish tackle - soccer shoes . guns-pistols - baseball equipment . water skis - archery 81 hand ball equipment Budges Hardware Hyour hardware people 117 S. Main Ottawa, Ks. $06 WW mom 60. Quality is remembered Q ' ' PI If '0 ! after nrlce Is forgotten. 10mm! 1 x: H mm 118 3. Hickory CH 2-4425 Choose a seminary which pierces fhe crifical issues of the world wifh a keen theological fhrusf. , $336; x . Viva. Central Baptist Theological Seminary PAUL T. LOSH, Pvesidcm Kansas City 2, Kansas ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE An educational program helping men and women be competent and , - effective Christian ministers ... $QQMISSS$ Kgikg D Able interpreters of the gospel of Jesus Christ D lntellectually aware and astute D Mature per- sons of integrity D Degrees: B.D.. M.R.E., M.A., Th.M.. and PhD. and Th.D. in coniuncfion wifh Hie Graduafe Theological Union. 2606 D ' ht W BERKELEY BAPTIST DIVINITY SCHOOL . Berkelex'gcamogyia 94704 186 Bond Royal Cleaners 125 South Main CH 2-1810 Bundy Insurance Company Boyers Jewelry 106 East 2nd CH 2-4215 232 South Main 5112 S 2 :Ei i -1;u: qrxgyeh. n Almost Everybody at 0.U. 21 4 including 1 Eddie Buzzell ' and Dick Booth 4! shop at 602 1 1301,; $quixe 2111111112 217 South Main LOREN LATIMER Ottawa, Kansas Anguhgk .9 .. a-CauM H 187 CRITES CONOCO Radio-T;V. Sales and Service Body Shop Auto Repair 419 South Main ECONOMY SERVICE STATION INC. Friendly Service and High Quality Products 24 hour service, next door to LXiL Cafe 188 CLARY'S SHOES Grogan Standard SerVICG first with the latest in Ottawa For the Coed For the B.M.0.C. 4th and Main Fiancees u ,, Petite Debs Winthrop Students 8! Grads Welcome Miss Wonderful Jarman California Cobblers City Club Tempots THE BENNETT CREAMERY CO. Retail Store ice cream malts hamburgers Bri SCOB Drugs 212 N. MAIN CH 2-4974 lrwins Gift China 0H0usewares and Party Shop 204 SOUTH MAIN 'FUBBARD; wMaETwe , l M MMc madam Mi 92333 Il'It'uf3 0mm. Mus; , 01 Drakes Bakery 306 South Main CH 2-9701 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OTTAWA ESTABLISHED 1870 Compliments and Best Wishes from THE KANSAS STATE BANK Hhe bank with the Drive-im F.D.I.C. OTTAWA, KS. DIAL K.O.F.O. uln tune with the times AM, 1220 0 FM, 95.7 APPLIANCES TELEVISION Sales Service THE KEEN COMPANY 114 South Main Ottawa, Kansas RADIOS OWNER: WAYN E LEWIS PHONE CH 2 3490 F'ILL YOUR TANK AT HAN K's jr- HANK'S SINCLAIR SERVICE LUBRICATIDN - TIRES 5t BATTERIES LIGHT AUTDMDTIVE REPAIR ONE STOP SERVICE HANKANDVIRGINIAGILRDY 2ND 5: HICKORY CH 2-2133 OTTAWA. KANE. 3H?! ROLE; Y CHEVELLE 6k CHEVY H Vk CORVAIR 6k CORVETTE DLDSM$DBILE MOORE CHEVROLET - OLDs., INC. IF YOU BOUGHT A CAR AND DIDN'T SEE MOORE-YOU LOST MONEY 412 S. MAIN TELEPHONE CHerry 2-3640 OTTAWA, KANSAS 66067 192 Lesh Oil 00., Inc. Ray Schmidt Ron Haug Kramer Drug Store 66Complete Drug Store 134 S. Main Kramer Pharmacy 66Prescription Shop Medical Arts Building Minnick Motors Inc. Pontiac- Buick- Cadillac G.M.C. Trucks 2nd and Hickory CH 2-5600 Montgomery Ward I93 Compliments of Nuzman Lumber ' 113 E. 181 OTTAWA Specialist in Your Pictures 0.K. Photo 205 S. MAIN Malott's Hardware and Appliances Frigidaire Appliances Scotts Lawn Supplies Lawn Boy Mowers True Value Paint 116-118 SOUTH MAIN PHONE CH 2-4565 OTTAWA LUMBER C0. Lumber Paint Roofing Builders Material Builders Hardware CH 2-1196 OTTAWA, KANSAS Ottawa Savings and Loan Association 109 E. 2nd St. Dean Berlin 126 Jess Gilmore '56 215 S. MAIN, OTTAWA, KS. AREA CODE 913 CH 214943 Best Wishes to Class of '66 Ottawa Co-op Assn. HA complete farm service institution 302 N. MAIN OTTAWA, KANSAS Free Pickup and Delivery Ottawa Laundry Floyd and Velma Jacob Owners Complete Linen Service OTTAWA HERALD I96 SERVING FOR NEARLY A CENTURY P31633105 N alienal MEMBER F.D.I.C. $3M $0M COME IN AND SEE US Pences 1605 S. MAIN TECUMSAH AND MAIN Ottawa, Kansas Robertson Motor 00., Inc. CH 2-5100 115 W. 3d Ottawa MERCURY 0ur promise is your satisfaction Congratulations 81 Best Wishes Class of '66 in this age of Progress Raney Rexall Drug downtown Ottawa John I. Reynolds-Co-owner - - -compliments- - - RichardsoWs 0ttawa,s Dominant Shoe Store 198 4 0 sum Modem Sheldens Men,s Wear Units WWEQZ' Dial mow 57mm CH 2-4842 ' I , K? m:nm mix Modem Trailer Park Lights-Water Sewer-Laundry 1641 S. Main Royal Manor Motel 1641 S. Main Ottawa Owners and Managers Mr. 8c Mrs. Raymond Warner Dave Nitta, O.U. Representative THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY OTTAWA, KANSAS 199 Sunrise Dairy distributors Foremost Dairy Products 825 E. Wilson CH 2'4615 Our Thanks to the Ottawa Herald for the use of its pictures. Osburn1s Flowers Say it with Flowers CH 22244 118 E. 8th 1020 N. MAIN Select Dairy Ottawa,s Vit. D Milk CH 2-1607 200 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1966 Suffron Glass Co. 418 South Main Compliments of Shinn and Haley Abstract Co. Abstracts and Title Insurance Opposite Court House Ottawa, Kansas -, - PLAZA THEATRE - h - - Movies of a Caviar Quality At a Hamburger Price Movie: are GOOD for You! - 201 When choosing a diamond ring be sure to see the beautiful new styles by Keepsake . . . and only Keepsake guarantees a perfect center diamond Xor replacement assuredL protection against loss, per- manent registration and life-time trade-in value. enneul ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY K eepsake' sstcfsTi'gg 201 30. MAIN AIR CONDITIONED TV PHONES TERRILLS 0n the Hi Top 203 SOUTH MAIN CH 2-1381' . . . , EVERYTHING IN Pralrle HlIllS. Motel YARD goons ACCESSORIES U-S- 50, U2 MI- 3-W- LINGERIE HOSIERY - 4. OTTAWA, KANSAS GIFT ITEMS MR. 8! MRS. GLENN GEISS CH 2-3904 READY TO WEAR FOUNDATIONS 202 Porter Spears Insurance Agency Tom Porter George Spears You will be surprised and pleased when you see our homes. A wise investment for a young couple. Todd Moble Homes 1535 S. Main Pepsi Cola Bottling 00. Ottawa, Kansas sATlsFAcTu, u GUARANTEED W O O L W O R T H ' S REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED 202 SOUTH MAIN CH 2-1448 CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN WOOLWORTHS ALPHA PHI BETA SOCIAL CLUB DR. AND MRS. W. D. BEMMELS MRS. W. H. BERTHOLF CLASS OF '66 CLASS 0F 69 DELTA PHI DELTA SOCIAL CLUB MARK AND MARY HAMMER DR. ANN L. GREER 204 Sponsors DR. AND MRS. RAY Q. BREWSTER PROF. AND MRS. ELMER ROTH SHELDEN TRUCK AND TRACTOR PI THETA CHI SOCIAL CLUB MRS. ERVIL A. THIEL UNION BOARD DR. OLIN G. 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