Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1958 volume:

gq. :- A A 15? is 1 w ' 5 M 1 Q s Q K f 4 ix W ., V. , , ., ,V WV. Q We 1 LL A ...N 5' we J ,M AW in 'Y A - wywwwfy ka XXV C6 95 UI' OUQI' The Wildcat has gone into hibernation for a year thus giving opportunity for a name which seems appro- priate to Baker's Centennial. The Centurion came from a long conference about Baker being a leader of meng Baker's motto, Let Him First Be A Man g and the desire of the staff to have a flavor of century introduced. We hope this poetic license meets with general ap- proval. Thank you! The Staff X Prasenfimg the H BAKER UNIVERSITY Baldwin, Kansas - , 4 1 A ye , if -. rl W i f rv M 1 f ue, M' M' ,Q-up X X 1' :ff Q , Aww W mm W'-vu ww Wm 'rw H ,L iw. ff 'F vw M-fy Ml an 4 . 5, 6 3 I A N ., A X . ,ww H+, L au- U 7-ak M, xg' is Yu 1. N 1. Wm m-, s X rw-M vvmww is, iw 2, 1 sw. Qwaz , H rs N Y ,ew ., X 6 aw Y 1 Nw-,kiwb KV K M ' s A' my rw W ar J 1' 1 3 if ' gf' . E S 2, Q, 2? , Q WJ 4 9 , A X W 5 .MK 5 fax, gf T , , L, ,, wY552'f'H'l-V16 if 'S ,vf . .,,. Y ., 3. i -AMW .5' WM' ,. K if M? giifgiga, ,V 5 , m, MZ, gs -aff R. Q M. ,, 'wh iw' ' Mp 1 B.. x A' QV w as S 1-Iii i 'iw DOCTOR WERTER RENICK DAVIS The First President of Baker, 1353-1362 Dr. Davis was born in Circleville, Ohio, in 1815, educated at Kenyon College, with a degree of M. D., from the Ohio Medical college, member of the Ohio Methodist Conference in 1835, preacher in West Vir- ginia and later at Dayton and Sandusky, Ohio. Ac- claimed as one of the eloquent preachers of Ohio, Dr. Davis was well prepared to take his place in the new land in the west. At 38, he was transferred to St. Louis, and after a few years he was elected to the chair of natural science in McKendree college, Illinois. When the trustees of the new college at Baldwin were looking for a man of ability, they invited Dr. Davis to be the first president. He arrived September 1, 1858, the day of a memorable camp meeting in the grove south of town. He was at once elected agent for the Kansas Educational Association, and his work was to raise money for the new college. This double duty he carried willingly. In the college, he taught the natural sciences and his wife taught piano and organ. After four years as president in those pioneer days, Dr. Davis resigned to devote all his time to preaching. He was made presiding elder of the Baldwin district, but in a short time he enlisted in the army. After the war he returned to the Kansas Conference and spent his last thirty years in preaching. Twice he was pressed into service as president of the college when some dis- couraged leader gave up. Fourteen years as a presiding elder, three times delegate to the general conference, elected as delegate to the Ecumenical Conference at London, and serving as pastor of the Baldwin church for three years in the prosperous days of 1882-1885, Dr. Davis was honored and loved by all Kansans. He lived to see the college which he started become a strong educational force in the land. He lived to see his son, Harry Thomas Davis, enter the ministry, and become the president of Baker. The funeral services of Dr. Davis were held in the college chapel June 21, 1893, soon after commencement. BAKERS FIRST PRESEDENTS ftop row - left to rightj W. A. Quayle, Fourteenth Pres., Joseph Denison, Eleventh Pres., W. H. Sweet, Twelfth Pres. E. J. Rice, Sixth Pres., J. A. Simpson, Seventh Pres. frow 2 - left to rightj H. A. Gobin, Thirteenth Pres., S. S. Weatherby Tenth Pres., W. R. Davis, First Pres., J. W. Horner, Fifth Pres., R. L. Harford, Ninth Pres., Crow 3 - left to rightl L. H Murlin, Fifteenth Pres., Patterson McNutt, Eighth Pres., L. L. Hartman, Third Pres., J. W. Locke, Fourth Pres., G. W Paddock, Second Pres. lf ffl . he A: V. Jcma ... -' , 2 'Ji Pg, Q ' 'Iliff A R' i .f ' f ,rw-...k Q K fr ' 'H ,Q v. .t x Parmenter Lake The Long Walk fA 'ln ,, less. 'PJ' V I L.v,i- ' ,, N wer? +L g. Q ages 1 A A A Baker 5 Flftle-th Anniversary The Banquet of the Golden Jubilee Celebration was held on the third floor of Taylor Hall in 1908. W gk wi. X . ,r,,r :sw L.iL ,?. A ggelmegvan 1 -wt We--,,fa.,a3 'Mm' ri 'L 'uv-..Y..giv1N'v'e iw i As. , Q A ..,, + .' M, .,., . .,i.,l. The settings and decorations in the main platform of Taylor Hall for Baker's Fiftieth Anniversary. 7 x j R Ex L AK s 5W,f ,nf ,Zigi Participants in the Rededication Service I Zgcfer Cnfennia ,gi r , One-Hundred Candle Birthday Cake Governor George Docking Gordon S. fBishJ Thompson 1858-79 8 MS .9 '- .s,.....w-.. .W Mrs. Dana Dawson, Bishop Dawson, Mrs. George Docking H' wig Elizabeth Ebright, President Alumni Ass'n.g Wanda Mrs. W. J. Scarboroughg Chancellor Franklin May Vinson, Alumni speakerg Gordon S. Bish Murhpy, University of Kansas Thompson, Alumni Speaker. Speakers table of Centennial Luncheon, February 12, 1958. Mrs. George Dockingg Governor George Dockingg H. P. 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EDITOR-- Marilyn Wagner CARTOONIST-- Charlene Lewis COMPARISON PICTURE EDITOR-- Mary Lee Reed f fe Centurion Staff ,,,,.n...-M...,.,Mf-f--c 'r 'I 'M A ' H , 'U' Barbara Cochran Shirley Gilkey 4 STAFF MEMBERS-- Sue Christ- ner, Carole Collister, Carol Mor- rison, Sharon Carder, Louise Beveridge, Ellen Roach, Janice Petering, Carol Solomon, Myrna Merrill, J u d y Plaskett, Sibyl Rose, Donna Ellis, Nancy Wof- ford, Bob Floyd, Suzy Milton, Judy Curtis, Jo Simmons, Aud- rey Buell, Annette Wells, Dick Hill, Dorothy Collins, Carol Hart, Julie Lipps, M i k e Summers, Sandy Rice, Bill Clark, Janie Tietgen, Pat Timberg, Marianne Herold, Marcia Brickey, Deane Collins, Barbara Pierpoint. Staff Members l ,ww V ,ff V 1 If , Eg? FJ AB.. in .AQ-K -lk .,. ,... Am. ,,., M N W .n J. ,gif If ff I .. I ug 9' . . 2 ag I ,P X s. 5, +4 'A' rs! H S' ,IQV Q- 3 gl f Q ..: h' ls 1 i i N . ' H - , ff ' xi tg . st i A ,,,. - lp-.gut A sf' --- W . W 121, '52 1,gg,-:ML ,, -QQ WM, f '-MWA. ..4+'i tw. The Senior class officers take a look at the Baker of yesterday in Old Castle Museum. The officers are, left to right: Larry Wilson, president, Gary Ashburn, vice-president, Carol Austin, treasurer, and Pat Spear, secretary. I ' x X N Q' 1 Blix' l QE!! lil 7 I ,-1 A Pl'igvl . fl Nun -. W,,f iw , in A V . , X , at . 'K .-ff' f l 4 ' fl P it C ,jf ' J X X rx 11 fx!! I Xi.: 22 I Q Class of l958 The class of 1958 now looks back to The Best Four Years . Now the Knights of King Arthur's Court have reached the goal of Commence- ment. , This senior class is unique in itself, as it is the lO0th graduating class from Baker University. This year marks the first century of Baker Univer- sity as a place of learning. The seniors have played important roles during their last year at Baker. Seniors have been in Baker Choir, Chapel Choir, Panhellenic, Young Democrats and Young Republicans, lnterfraternity Council, Home Eco- nomics Club, W. A. A., Pep Club, Mu Sigma, Philosophical Forum, Col- lege Fellowship, M.E.N.C. and many of the fraternities. The President of Student Commission and Vice President of Student Commission are seniors. Many other seniors have held offices in various clubs and activities. The Popularity Kings and Queen were members of King Arthur's Court. Some of the seniors were out front leading Baker in a rip roaring cheer . While on the varsity football, basketball and track teams many seniors were found. On the Dean's Honor Roll seniors were consistently found, several with 3.00. The class of King Arthur's Court accepts the challenge awaiting them after graduation. Each will do his best to promote the high standards of Baker University in the next century. 4 g-.am , ,var , -, X if . S N .r - it h 1.4-1-1,,. ' : ww Y' r- f '-QF? P... f f--, ,W ' X 5 i ' iff :if .Zilla V S - Z ' f fl r f' f 'N T' ? 7T+T-4 T ' ' Z . -g 1 e , Q , g V K ' N'-i f -2-fam- ':,75. 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Hall was the winner of the hand of Miss Olive Willey and they, thereby became the first match from the Baker factory and without comment of the hundreds since. 23 ,R .lcv ,3 L 4 t - ANDERSON, RICHARD DEE Beattie. Kansas Physical Education Kappa Sigma 3,4 Football 1,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Letter 1,2,3,4 College Fcllowship 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 3, Vice Pres. 3 Intramurals 1.2,3,4 Choir 1,2,3 ISA 1,2 Officer 2 B Club 1,2,3,4 BAMESBERGER, JERRY Americus, Kansas Physical Education Delta Tau Delta 2,3,4 Bartered Bride 3 Varsity Show 4 Kansas State College I Football 2,3 Intramurals 2,3,4 AUSTIN CAROL Baldwin Kansas Physical Education Dclta Delta Delta 1 2 3 4 Publicity Chairman 2 Rush Chairman 3 Housemanaper 4 W A A 1 2 3 4 x Pres 3 Pres 4 Wildcat Staff 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 Chccrleader 2 3 P inhellcnic 2 3 4 v Pres 3 Prcs 4 Senior Class Sec. 4 Varsity Show Honor Roll 3 BAKER, JUDY MOSSMAN Bakersfield, California Religious Education College of the Pacific 1,2 Baker University 3,4 College Fellowship 3 Honor Roll 3 ASHBURN, GARY Op-Laka, Florida Physical Education Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4 rush chairman 2 president 3 Dorm officer 1 Band I, 2 Baker's dozen 1,2 Mcn's Glee Club 2 Orchestra I Basketball 1,2 Track I B Club 2,3,4 treas. 3 Homecoming escort 3 Varsity Show 1,2,3 Deans Honor Roll 2 Junior class v. Pres. 3 Senior class v. Pres, 4 Intramural director 3,4 lnterfraternity council sec. BARNHARDT. GORDON Leavenworth, Kansas Chcmistiy Zcta Chi 1,2,3,4 Rush Chairman 2 ,4 V. Pres. 4 Pros, 3 Young Republicans I Orange Staff 3,4 3 aqvv gamer... BAYHA, ROSLYN Liberty, Missouri Home Economics Delta Delta Delta 1,2,3,4 Corresponding Sec. 2 Rush Chairman 3 V. President 4 W.A.A. 1,2 Young Democrats 2 Pep Club 1.2 Home Economies Club 3,4 V. Pres. 3 Treas. 4 Freshman Class Sec. 1 Student Commission 4 BRIINKAU, PHYLLIS Ponca City, Oklahoma Music, religious ed. Baker Choir 1,2.3,4 Centennial Choir 4 French Club 4 ISA 1,2 Pop Club I Philosophical Forum 2,3 Fellowship Cabinet I.2,3 v. Pres. 3 Religious Life Council See. 3 Tim BROWN, CHARLES Osawatomie, Kansas Business Administration Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 Social Chairman 3 International Relations Club I Business Roundtable 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Young Democrats I,2,3,4 v, Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Varsity Football 1,2,3,4 Intramurals I,2,3,4 B Club 2,3,4 ., I BROWN, GEORGE Circlcville, Kansas Education BLOSSOM, DUANE Parsons, Kansas Business Zeta Chi 1,2,3,4 See. 4 Baker's Dozen 1,3 Varsity Show 3,4 Staff 4 Choir 4 Witness for the Prosecution 3 Young Republicans Club BUXTON, WILLIAM Topeka, Kansas Mathematics Kansas State College I Kappa Sigma 2,3,4 Sec. 3 Pres. 4 Inter-Fraternity Council 4 Religious Life Council 3 Intramurals I,2,3,4 Business Roundtable 2 Young Democrats 3 COLEMAN, WILLIAM C. Fort Scott, Kansas Philosophy Fort Scott Junior College 1 Delta Tau Delta 2,3,4 Guide 4 Student Minister 3,4 Philosophical Forum 2,3,4 v. Pres 3 Pres. 4 Religious Life Council 4 COUCH, JERRY Powhattan, Kansas Biology g Zeta Chi 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2 International Relations 2 COOLE, THOMAS Baldwin, Kansas Literature ISA 1,2,3,4 Pres. 2,3 Men's Glee Club 3 Baker Choir 2 Bartered Bride 3 German Club 2 DRAPER, JIM Olathe, Kansas Secondary Education Parsons Junior College 1,2 Delta Tau Delta 3,4 Activities Chairman 4 Intramurals 3,4 Baker Orange 3,4 Sports Editor 3 Basketball 3,4 B Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Dorm President 3 DEXTER JAMES Eudora, Kansas DUCATE, SHARON Kansas City, Missouri Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega 1,2,3,4 Activities 2 House Manager 3 2nd V. Pres. 4 W.A.A. l,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 3 Varsity Show 1 Orange Staff 2 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4 Kappa Sigma Sweetheart 2 DUCATE, SHIRLEY Kansas City, Missouri Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega 1,2,3,4 Social Chairman 3 Recording Secretary 4 W.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Publicity Chairman 3 Social Chairman 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Baker Team 2 Class Treasurer 2 Varsity Show 1 Orange Staff 1 Home Economies Club 1,2,3,4 FULLER, Richard Kansas City, Kansas Sigma Phi Epsilon Intramurals Football juquitiluiiv ELSWICK, CHARLES Harman, Virginia 4, . I 1 i f ig, M... . 15, . is 'f H if f ff 1S'f:2'--fx z sw Q f, 5, f -51,-,lEhiiV.i..EA1, , FRITTS CHARLES R Amsterdam Missouri Sigma Phi Epsilon 2,3,4 v. Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Baker's Dozen 2 Varsity Show 2,3 Men's Glee Club 2,3 Student Commission 3 Inter'Fraternity Council 3,4 Intramurals DUNN, KEITH Bonner Springs, Kansas Business, Economics Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Intramural Captain 4 President 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Young Republicans 1,2,3,4 Business Roundtable 2,3,4 v. Pres. 4 Wildcat Staff 2,3,4 Assistant Sports 3 Business Manager 4 Varsity Show 3 V IFC 4 GABBERT, CAROL Baldwin, Kansas Home Economics Delta Delta Delta 1,2,3,4 Historian 3 Marshal 4 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Cabinet 4 Operetta Chorus 2 W,A.A. 1 GETMAN, JOHN Ilion, New York ISA 2, vice president 2 Men's Glee Club 2,3 sec. 3 Intramural Softball 2 Gamma Phi Omicron 2 College Fellowship 3,4 German Club 2,3 v. Pres. 2 treasurer 3 Religious Life Council 3 Philosophical Forum 4 French Club 4, Pres. 4 GEENENS, RONALD Merriam, Kansas Economics Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 2 B. Club 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Young Democrats 1 GRANTHAM, JARED Johnson, Kansas Biology Zeta Chi 1,2,3,4 Song Leader 2 Secretary 3 Inter-Fraternity Council 2,3 V. pres 3 Baker Choir 1,2,3,4 Pres. 3 Quartet 2,3 Centennial Choir 4 German Club 1 Orange Staff 3 Student Commission Pres. 4 Varsity Show 1,2 Opera 2,3 GOACHER, JERRY Independence, Missouri , Q, ffyayllfi GEENENS, SHIRLEY Merriam, Kansas Elementary Education Zeta Tau Alpha 1,2,3,4 Songleader 2 Social Chairman 2 Homecoming Candidate 1,2, Mu Sigma 1,2,3 Choir 1,2 Varsity Show 1,2 Cheerleader 1,2 W.A.A. 1 HARRIS. CAROLYN Belton. Missouri Elementary Education Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 Fraternity Education 2 Guard 3 Housemanager 4 Young Democrats 1,2,3 Secretary 3 Home Economics Club 1,3,4 Dance Festival 3 W.A.A. 1 HASKIN, DIANN LEE Lawrence, Kansas Church Music Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 Reporter 2 Assistant Pledge 3 Pledge Trainer 4 Choir 1,2 Mu Sigma 2,3,4 Sec. 4 Class Secretary 2,4 German Club 2,3 Secretary 2,3 HOLLINS, WAYNE Torrance, California Biology Student Preaching 1 College of Pacific 2 Student Preaching 3,4 HAWK, MELVIN Atchison, Kansas Baker Orange 3,4 Business Administration -455001310 5P0l'tS Ed. 3 Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 Editor 4 Treasurer 2,3 Business Roundtable 1,2,3,4 Reporter 2,3,4 President 3 Alumni Sec. 3.4 Treasurer 2 Editor Delta Gram 3,4 Young Republicans 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 President 4 Track 1.3,4 Treasurer 3 +-an-uilF ' HINES, WILLIAM Olathe, Kansas Political Science Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 Pres. 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Student Commission Trcas. Baker Orange 1,2 Wildcat Staff 1,2 B. Club l,2,3,4 Trcas. 2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Spring Play 3 3 HASKIN, JANIE Olathe, Kansas Speech Alpha Chi Omega 1,2,3,4 v. Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Baker Players 2,3,4 Alpha Psi Omega 3,4 Pres. 4 Baker Orange, 1,2,3 Editor 3 W,A.A. 1,2,3,4 Student Commission Sec. 2 Home Economics Club 4 Religious Life Council 2 HOLMBERG, PHYLLIS Tonganoxie, Kansas Physical Education Delta Delta Delta 1,2,3,4 Assistant Treas. 2 Social Chairman 3 Chaplain 4 W.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Director 4 Glee Club 1,2 Young Republicans 1,2 Varsity Show 3 Dean's Honor Roll 4 Class Treasurer 3 IW? Q HONG JERRY I-4 2nd Street Sim-Mun Ro Seoul, Korea KEIRNS, KAY CAROL Kansas City Missouri Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Ch. 2 Publicity Ch. 3 President 4 Baker Players 1,2,3,4 Alpha Psi Omega 3,4 v. pres. 4 Spring Plays 2,3 Fall Plays 3,4 Varsity Show 2 Bartered Bride, Ass't to Director 3 Cheerleader 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3 W.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Choir 3,4 Women's Glee Club 1 Young Republicans 1,2 JOHNSON, MARCIA LOU Burlington, Kansas Biology Zeta Tau Alpha 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Standards 4 Corresponding Sec. 4 Home Economics Club Treas. 2 Sec. 4 Wildcat Staff 2.3 KEEFE, THOMAS Kansas City, Missouri Physics Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 Guard 3 Track 1,2,3,4 Letter 1,2,3,4 B Club 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Gum M, ft ZAI RYONG HONG Seoul, Korea Economics KRU MPE, RICHARD Peoria, Illinois Philosophy 4 rf , , A, i KLNDEE ROBERT Kansas City, Kansas Business Sigma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4 Controler 3 House Manager 2,3 Young Republicans Club 3 Inter-Fraternity Council 3 Treasurer 3 LAWSON, JO ANN Kansas City, Missouri English Alpha Chi 'Omega 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 4 Rush 3 Young Republicans Sec. 3 French Club 1,2,4 V. Pres. 4 Baker Orange 2,3 Panhellenic 3 Wildcat Staff 1 Home Economics Club 2,3 ww A LAWRENCE, CAROL LENTZ Baxter Springs, Kansas Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 V. Pres, 4 French Club 1 Band 1 Orchestra 1 W.A.A, 1,3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Mu Sigma 2,3,4 Philosophical Forum 4 Religious Life Council 4 Bartered Bride 3 College Fellowship 3,4 LADD, LINDA Tulsa, Oklahoma Biology Baker Choir 1,2,3,4 Centennial Choir 4 Student Commission 4 Secretary 4 ISA 1,4 Sec. 4 College Fellowship Cabinet 1,2 Treasurer 2 French Club 3 Pres. 3 W,A.A. 3,4 LAWRENCE, DEAN Gashland, Missouri Mathematics Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4 Rush 2 Scholarship 3 Treasurer 4 Baker Choir 1.2,3,4 Dean's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 German Club 4 Young Republicans 3,4 LAYMAN, WILFRED Parkville, Missouri Mathematics Zeta Chi 1,2,3,4 Mathematics Club 1 A-fu 15' LEE, SAM SUNG Korea LITCHMAN, ELLEN Salina, Kansas LEUTERT. Topeka, Kansas Sociology Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 Ritual Chairman 3 President 4 Religious Life Council 3 College Fellowship 1 Student Commission 3 JUDITH German Club Z Treasurer 2 Philosophical Forum 4 Glee Club 2 President 2 Varsity Show 3,4 Phi Mu Sextette 3,4 Dean's Honor Roll 2,3,4 LIDIKAY SHARI Pratt Kansas Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega 1,2,3,4 activities chairman Alpha Psi Omega 1,2,3,4 President 3 Baker Players 1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee Club 1 French Club 1 Home Economics Club 1 LEHMAN, JERALD Baldwin, Kansas Zeta Chi Intramural Basketball LOW, JOE Coffeyville, Kansas English Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 Corr. Secretary 2,4 Song Leader 4 Baker Choir 1,2,3,4 Centennial Choir 4 Mu Sigma 2,3,4 Fall Play 3 Baker Players 4 Alpha Psi Omega 4 French Club 2,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Young Republicans 1,2 MCDANIEL, JAMES Lyndon, Kansas Business Zeta Chi 1,2,3,4 Rush Chairman 2 Pledge Trainer 3 V. Pres. 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 MAZE, RICHARD LEE Topeka, Kansas Philosophy Delta Tau Delta 2,3,4 Philosophy Forum 2,3,4 V. Pres. 4 Young Democrats 2,3,4 Pres, 3 Religious Life Council 2,3,4 Inter-Fraternity Council President 3 Tennis 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Student Minister MCNEILL MRS. MARILYN Goodland, Kansas Physical Education W.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Kappa Psi 3 MANN, SCOTT Iola, Kansas Business Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baker's Dozen 2,3,4 Young Democrats 1,2,3,4 B Club 1,2,3,4 MCKENZIE, MARY KAY Kansas City, Missouri Group Work Phi Mu l,2,3,4 Corresponding Sec, 4 Glee Club 1 Oxford Club 1 College Fellowship 1 Pep Club 2,3 Officer 3 Kappa Pi 1,2,3,4 W.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Varsity Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4 Dance Festival 3 MELLENBRUCH, PHYLLIS Topeka, Kansas Music Education Baker Choir 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Orchestra 1 Mu Sigma 2,3,4 Pres, 4 Co-operettes l,2,3 V, Pres. 1 Pres. 2 Treasurer 3 Song leader 2,3 MILLER, MITZI Kansas City, Missouri Physical Education Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 W.A.A, 1,2,3,4 Baker Players 1,2 Varsity Show 1,2 Bartered Bride 3 Young Republicans 2 Intramurals I,2,3,4 Philosophical Forum 4 PERRY, GEORGE Waverly, Kansas Social Science Football 1 Track 1.2,3 Zeta Chi 3,4 Varsity Show 3 Orange Business Editor Orange Sport Editor 2 0'BYRNE, MICHAEL Kansas City, Missouri Sociology Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 Guard 2 Rush 3,4 Student Commission V. Pres. Junior Class President Inter-Fraternity Council 3,4 Treasurer 4 Young Republicans 2,3,4 Treasurer 2 President 3 International Relations Men's Glee Club 2 Baker Players 2 Opera 2 Varsity Show 3,4 Campus Chest Chr. 3 Intramurals 2,4 Track 2,3,4 B Club 2,3,4 Wig, ' OXFORD, WILLIAM St, Joseph, Missouri Business Administration St. Joseph, Jr. College 1,2 Zeta Chi 3,4 Centennial Choir 4 Baker Orange 3 Fellowship Cabinet 3,4 Campus Chest Chr. 4 Club 3 MILLER, PERRY Concordia Physical Education Zeta Chi 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2,3 President 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Track 1,2,3 B Club 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 4 Varsity Show 2,3 Bartered Bride 3 Intramurals 1.2,3,4 PETTIBONE, LES Reporter 3 Chaplain 3 Business Roundtable 3,4 Alpha Psi Omega 3,4 Baker Choir 3,4 Stewardship Drive Chr. Religious Life Council 4 Varsity Show 3 The Bartered Bride 3 4 SADLER. ELLEN LEWIS g I PLATT, P. A, North Kansas City, Missouri Elementary Education Religious Life Council 3 College Fellowship Council 1,2 Home Economics Club 3,4 Alpha Chi Omega 1,2,3,4 Assistant Treas. 3 Treasurer 4 Chaplain 2 SHORES, ROBERT Osawatomie, Kansas Physical Education Baldwin, kansas Mu Sigma 2,3,4 Elementary Education Band 1 Delta Delta Delta 1,2,3,4 Varsity Show 1,3 Song Leader 2,3 W.A.A. 3,4 State Rush 3 Campus Cutie 1 Home Economics Club 1 Intramural Sports 1,2,3 University Choir 1,2,3 Honor Roll 2.3 SADLI-JR, ROBERT Waverly, Kansas Business Administration Zeta Chi 1,2.3,4 Social 1 Scribe 1 Zeta Chi Naturals 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2 Student Commission Pres. 3 B Club 1,2,3,4 Intramurals Varsity Show 2,3 Honor Roll 2,3 -, . ,A A ROACH, DAVE Adrian, Missouri Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4 Historian 3 V. Pres. 4 Football 1,2,3,4 SILVER5, JAMES Olathe, Kansas Business Administration Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 House Manager 2 Treasurer 3,4 International Relations Club 1 Business Roundtable 1,2,3,4 Young Democrats 1,2,3,4 Collegiate Rep. 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Varsity Show Staff 3,4 Chapel Choir 4 Spring Play Staff 3 One Act Play Staff 3 Student Union Manager 4 ., ,N -, ' r 3 i, .I ,V ,- H, '...z'l - 'T.'s f K ' . SPEAR. PATRICIA Baldwin. Kansas Sociology W.A.A. l.2,3.4 Secretary 4 Pep Cluh 1.2 College Fellowship 1,2,3,4 Officer 2.3 Freshman Class Secretary Sophomore Class Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer Phi Mu 1.2.3,4 Social Chairman 2 Standards Chr, 4 Panhellenic Del. 3,4 Sec. 4 Phi Mu Sextette 3.4 Homecoming Attendant 1,4 Varsity Show 3.4 Dance Festival 3 National Methodist Scholarship 3,4 WEEKS, DANNY Adrian, Missouri Mathematics Young Republicans Club 3 Sigma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4 Comptroler 4 Men's Glee Club 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Bartered Bride 3 f :gf , af :lb 'EZ . 5.1. .. , at f ' 1: f 77311 5 ' TIIOM PSON, WILLIAM Baldwin, Kansas Psychology WARNER, JOHN R. .lr. Topeka, Kansas Philosophy, Psychology Delta Tau Delta Chapel Choir President 4 College Fellowship 1,2,4 President 4 Men's Glee Cluh 2,3 Orange Reporter 3,4 Religious Life Council 2,4 SUBLETT. STEVE R. Kansas City, Kansas Biology Zeta Chi 1,2,3.4 Intramural director 3 Songleader 3 Football 1.2,3,4 Track 1 Baker Choir 1,2,3 Bakers Dozen 1,2 Mu Sigma 3,4 Varsity Show 2.3 Bartcred Bride 3 B Cluh 1.2,3,4 WILLE, JERALD Wamego, Kansas Business Administration Zeta Chi 1,2,3,4 Social Chr. 2 Rush Board 3 Pledge Board 3 House Manager 2,3 Chaplain 4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Mu Sigma 3,4 Business Roundtable 1,2 Operetta 2,3 Spring Play 3 Varsity Show 2,3,4 Set Director 3 Director 4 Cheerleader 4 WILLIAMS, DALE Bonner Springs, Kansas Physical Education Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4 Guard 2 Alumni Sec. 3 Beta T. Editor 3 Social Chr. 4 V. President 4 Football I.2,3,4 B Club I,2,3,4 Baker Choir 1,2,3,4 Mu Sigma 3.4 Orange Staff 3,4 Varsity Show 4 Intramurals I,2,3,4 WILSON, LAUREN Yates Center, Kansas Chemistry Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 2 Pledge Trainer 3 President 4 Sophomore Class President Senior Class President Track 1.2,3,4 Football 2 Young Republicans Club 2,3 B Club 1,2,3,4 French Club Treasurer 4 WILSON, ANNETTE Overland Park, Kansas Elementary Education French Club 1 Home Economics Club 1,2,3 Young Republicans 3,4 Alpha Chi Omega 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Chr. 3 Historian 2 Corr. See. 4 WILSON. GLENNDINE Independence. Missouri Biology Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 W,A.A. 1,2,3,4 Home Economics Club 1 Young Republicans Club 3 Wildcat Staff 3 German Club 4 V. Pres. 4 Varsity Show 4 3 .a.GIiw WILLIS, DICK Baldwin, Kansas WOODSON, CHARLES E. Baldwin, Kansas Psychology 8: Philosophy University of Kansas City 1,2 College Fellowship Cabinet 3,4 Philosophical Forum 3,4 Student Commission 3,4 Chapel Choir 4 President of ISA 3 United Student Christian Council 3 Religious Life Council 3,4 Lyceum Committee 4 Chapel Program Committee 4 '? -'--Q. if 'F' YAHATA, MIYAKO Kukuihaclc, Hawaii History Pep Club 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 W.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Official Board 3 Secretary 4 College Fellowship Cabinet 1,2 Treasurer 3 Student Commission 3 Religious Life Council 3 Seniors that were not pictured: Richard Baker Andrew Coole John Dill Eric Errickson Ronald Hayes Bobby Hubbard James Marvin Chester Nedvar Richard Williams 1 I5 and 1 1 v f, X W ff ' X Q! kk YEAMANS, MILDRED Mission, Kansas Elementary Education Zeta Tau Alpha 1,2,3,4 Rush Chr. 2 Historian 3 President 4 Womcn's Glee Club 1,2 W.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Wildcat Staff 1,2,3 Associate Editor 2 Academic Editor 3 Panhellenic 3,4 Treasurer 4 Varsity Show 2 Chapel Choir Secretary 4 The Junior class officers enjoy the stories told to them about the articles in Old Castle Museum by Mr. Tom Evans, the curator. The officers are, left to right: Don Weber, presidentg Beverly Bacon, vice-presidentg Sharon Seymour, secretaryg and Mary Lee Reed, treasurer. fi vl Altiegylifowuse of Hano er showed ability and leader- shi laga gin its Junior by holding various campus offi f ' t 52 in many activities. fig '2.. . QQ358,,fHo ming Queen was from the Junior ' , sims were and associate Editor of the C rtigpnfi M hers from the Junior class held respons laggpositi f s on both the Orange and HCenturionH W,- Severa gitsiQg in the Ufiversity Choir, the Chapel gre special Cerf ,nial Choir, while others ntribwid talents My Jisic and drama to the : Sig l 102 th SHOW' ryf rfratwliify' agdlfisoiioaggky offices, as well . . trtai ti 1 ttrr t es as as , . .. , . ,S of l959 as being active in College Fellowship, in intramural sports, and contributing their skill and prowess to Var- sity football, basketball, and track teams. Scholastically, the Juniors placed many regularly on the Deanis Honor Roll. Three of the Varsity cheer- leaders were Juniors. Looking ahead to an even better year, the Juniors realize the importance of their education in all phases of life combined. With renewed spirit and eagerness, they are anticipating their Senior year, and look for- ward to taking their place proudly in the world, know- ing the tradition and warm fellowship of Baker will stand firmly behind them. 39 CARL ANDERSON BEVERLY BACON LYNETTE BAILEY CLARENCE BAKER Chanute Topeka Bethesda. Md. Bakersfield, Calif JACKIE BAKER CLAIRE BIXBY DAVID BRECHEISEN REX CARLETON Independence, Mo. Hutchinson Garnett Springfield, III. FRANCES CASSELL CAROLLYN CLARK BARBARA COCHRAN ELEANOR COLDSMITH Leavenworth Mission Merriam Paola M W t 's 3 Hiya my Tia, ip lswsixfzl , 7 -ha -an S set X. 4 f If -sr F f gs gl' ANDREW COOLE DEANE COLLINS Overland Park Baldwin DON FARQUHAR JAMES, FAULKNER Edgerton Trumbull, Conn. JANE FOTHERGILL SPYROS FOUNDOPOULOS DesPlaines, Ill. Greece OWEN CORDILL Topeka Q H... ...nv H... f O e I 1, :nie . ww A? ..z ROBERT FISHER Kansas City, Mo. JAMES ERVIN Overland Park BRIAN FORD Lucas s' SHIRLEY GILKEY LYLE HABERBOSCH Merriam Moran 'QW' 1 HOWARD HARBISON BARBARA HARRISON CHARLES HEAD CHARLES HOLLINGER Mission Welda Neodesha Olathe S SA W ' ' R LYNN HOLMES PAT HOUSE JERRY JOHNSON PETE JOHNSON Denver, Colo. Blue Springs, Mo. Topeka Osawatomie MARGARET JONES DON KEITH JAMES KIKENDALL VIRGINIA LARSON Kansas City, Mo. Paola Grand Island, Nebr. DesP1aines, Ill. :lf 3 1 hr' 5 5 Wav R ,gin ,Q i 5 I N JEAN LaRUE GARY LAWRENCE SARAH LAWRENCE JAMES LEE Erie Omaha, Nebr. Overland Park Overbrook ARDEN McLAUGHLIN BETTY MACY SHIRLEY MACY MICHAEL MALONE De Soto Canton, Ohio Canton, Ohio Kansas City, Mo. LYNN MARTI PATRIC MILLER NANCY MILLIKEN STANLEY MILES Manhattan El Dorado Topeka Garnett . if J ANICE MING Abilene MARY LEE REED Overland Park RALPH SEWARD Kansas City, Mo. JOYCE MINTER Kansas City, Mo. ED MOCK ROGER NOONAN Merriam Mission 1 A THOMAS REHORN MELBA REEVES Baldwin Newton Chanute JOHN RUBOW SHARON SEYMOUR SHERRAL SHERRETS JOHN SIMS Merriam Wakarusa Kansas City, Mo. GAIL SKELTON KEITH SMITH GARY SPARKS Kansas City, Mo. Wichita Kansas City, Mo. RAY TROWBRIDGE TOMMIE VANSICKLE PATRICIA WARTMAN Mission Fulton Johnson DON WEBER WILLIAM WHITE JOHN WHITE Sterling, Colo. Wellsville Kansas City, Mo. JANET TRACY LaGrange, Ill. DIANN WATTS Kansas City, Mo. WILLIAM WILSON Yates Center ROBERT WILSON EARL YOUNG Baldwin Wamego N ie: I' 'I x .L ww .rf L w K X f Q XV x V E S F VL 3 , .E 5 :fl V f' lgagx ff hh!! X f , L ', 1: 'QW Y -',, GA X1 sv M A 1 h y 1 4 ff ' ' 'fl' ' 1 '- f A W , N 'X W ' .. X ff 'I Y ,I XX Q X L, 5 R L wx V r 'f N' 1 A h rs fu 4 f , ry 46 Amid the relics of the past stand the leaders of the future, the Sophomore class officers. The officers are, left to right: Jarett Clinton, presidentg Nancy Hamilton, secretaryg Vicki Sheldon, treasurerg and Dave Koons, vice-president. XY A fl I I-... .W ,I Q ' , A-. It Q' S fl, 9 J wr f ' ,- , M 5' T N 'i 1 I E ., 'rr M Class of IQGU The Columbian Commonwealth, having succeeded very well in its freshman year, returned and enthusiastically entered into the activities of the new school year. Sophomores were well represented on the football, basketball, track and minor sport teams with many participating in the intramural sports. Scholastically speaking, they placed their share regularly on the Dean's Honor Roll. Many sophomores sang in the Baker Choir, the special Centennial Choir, while others contributed their many talents to the spring and fall plays and the Varsity Show. The class of '60 has been very active in the various campus clubs giving a great deal of leadership ability to many clubs. Many sopho- mores held high offices in the variousfraternities on the Baker campus. The class of 760 also placed two cheerleaders on the cheerleading squad. Journalistically, many sophomores held top positions on both the Orange and Wildcat staffs, working very hard to meet the established deadlines. The sophomores were represented by Homecoming Queen attend- ants, Beauty Oueen candidates, Campus Clown and Cutie candidates showing grace and beauty as well as leadership ability for the sopho- mores. As the members of the Columbian Commonwealth look forward to another two years at Baker, they are anticipating new achievements, performing more important duties, and to carrying on the Baker spirit which they have truly exemplified these past two years. 47 5 1 if if T JOHN ADAMS CHARLES ALBRIGHT HARLEY AINSWORTH DON ALEXANDER Mission Kansas City Ottawa Kansas City, Mo. MARY ANDERSON GERALD BAUMGARDNER HARRY BEAN BETTY BEEDLES Santa Ana, Cal. Parsons Overbrook Baldwin CHARLES BEERY DON BISHOP ROBERT BLANCHARD DONNA BRASSFIELD Mission Prairie Village Council Grove Edgerton BARBARA BRAUN BARBARA BROWN AUDREY BUOHL ROBERT BUTTERWORTH Mission Circleville Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Kansas City, Mo. WILLIAM CASSELL CHARLES CAYWOOD AH FATT CHONG JARRETT CLINTON Leavenworth Garden City Korea Ottawa if no or r DL gsm 5 Sl, .bk fx J . , H ' i .xc-gg JE Q , E .,,, J .W A s 1, ' I J Eh, 27 . D , ,,,,, . Q ox by M ff , W , G X H, We 'ff A .4 as . A - V, ' Bahia DAN CLQSE JOHN COLEMAN GRETA JULIAN COLLINGWOOD JOHN COLLINGWOOD Bonner Springs Garnett Johnson Johnson ': : T SANDRA CORAZIN LARRY CROOK AL DOERR BEVERLY BEAR DRAPER Kansas City, Mo. Topeka Jarbalo Leawood DONNA ELLIS Overland Park ROBERT FLOYD Topeka LILA ENGEL Kansas City, Mo. DICK ENOCHS Topeka 9859512 Q. 'WV' JANICE FISCHER Pratt Q ,,,:-: lgg 1. JUDY FRASER CARLA FRICKE GEORGE FRYER Overland Park Topeka Overland Park 4lfnw.4..,,,r 0-nw I ALLAN GIBSON TERRY GOOD JON GROVE NANCY HAMILTON Circleville Overland Park Axtell Osawatomie ,.' MIP' Winn- . GRACIA HANSEN CAROL HART BETTY CAROLAN HAYES KENT HAYES Topeka Kansas City, Mo. Topeka TOPGKH at JAMES HEATON RICHARD HEDGES DON HEROLD MARIANNEN HEROLD I Baldwin Blue Mound Kansas City Kansas City DONNA HEUERMANN sAM HIGDON RICHARD HILL GERALD HOLLEY Kansas City, Mo. Gwdland Merriam Pleasant Hill, Mo. JERRY HOWARD WILLIAM HUNTER PRISCILLA ISSAC HELEN JARVIE Kansas City Kansas City, Mo. Stockton Pawtucket, R. I. i I I my 53 its isis? if 1 A 3 1 53 fist if gg-135 Htrifgawh ...W Aa , is 2 ig 'li' I , sh at 55' W 5 Q 7 ,. i 55 'M i X PHILLIP JONES JERRY JONES JAMES KEAN JAMES KESLER Kansas City, Mo. Garnett Olathe Topeka F ,li ' Y x xi 9 4 I X 9 ii 5 N ww? 1 , 'H 'jf -. Q. 1 1 W My an-4' if W ai:-i f if ,. ' 1, 55.25 I fr iqyirg V J' I E ,E 2412 lurk ff writ? igigig aff, im A, - 'f'f.ff,':izg,i5,?,'1? v HEE KYUNG KIM REX KITCHEN RICHARD KITTERMAN DAVID KOONS Korea Mission Garnett Prairie Village ai! Rt' JUDY LADY DONALD LANGFORD BEVERLY LAWSON CHARLENE LEWIS Prairie Village Kansas City, Mo. Alden Louisburg A ,iw 'E' JOHN LINDSEY CHARLES LONGWELL MARY JEAN LOY RICHARD McDOWELL Pomona Kansas City Osawatomie Hickman Mills, Mo. FRANK MCGINLEY JAMES MARET LINDA MAUCH MICHAEL MILLER Kansas City Prairie Village Independence. Mo. Kansas City RONALD MITCHELL DEAN MOFFITT ANN MORRISON CAROLE MORRISON Merriam Kansas City, Mo. Mission Overland Park MARY MURPHY JANET MYERS GENE NAU DENIS NEUMANN Wellsville Merriam Brentwood, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. YOUNG SOON PARK LOUIS PARKIN Korea Grand Island, Nebr. A BETTY PERRIN YAT-HOONG PHANG Yates Center Malaya DOUGLAS PRICE SANDRA RICE Kansas City, Mo. Austin, Minn ,A 1 , PATSY PARRISH Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City DEANNA PECKHAM 1' I-., ROBERT PLUMLEE MARGERY POE Independence, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. ELLEN ROACH SANDRA ROBINSON Topeka Kansas City, Mo. MARVIN ROGERS SALLY ROSEBERRY CHAUNCY RUCKER JACQUELINE RUSH Topeka Mission Wichita Edgerton JOHN SAMUELSON JANET SCHAFER CHARMAE SCHMIDTKE RICHARD SCHONS Axtell Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City SHARON HIGGINS SCHONS GALEN SCOTT JAMES SELTSAM VICKI SHELDON Kansas City Axtell Topeka Kansas City, Mo. GARY SHEMWELL Kansas City, Mo. MARY SIMMONS Kansas City, Mo. HAROLD SHERRETS Wakarusa ANN SIMMONS SHARON SIMMONS Kansas City Kansas City, Mo. GEORGE SLOAN Topeka BERNITA SMITH JON STOUPPE Kansas City, Mo. Baldwin RICHARD TALLEY PAT TENNYSON AURELIA THOMPSON JULIE THOMPSON Neodesha Kansas City, Mo. Baldwin Lee's Summit, Mo. DAN THORSNES Denver, Colo. BARBARA EHRHARDT WEEKS Bethel RALPH WILSON Osawatomie WANDA TOMLINSON KAY WADDELL Overland Park Manhattan MARLN WAGNER Kansas City ANNETTE WELLS JOANNE WILHELM Colorado Springs, Colo. E1 Paso, Texas KENT WILLIAMS Plattsburg, Mo. wi - 'E' 1 3251 T W 5 if 3 2 CHARLES WINDSOR BROCK WINANS NANCY WOFFORD Peabody Scranton Kansas City DAVID WOOD -Strong City QIWBQIII , in Q , I . dt' xx 'f-fx 3 0 5 rw-I , X ,fx , Mx xxx A In ,IL , x J Q x ' ., , f N ' X f I 'Yi . , I 'A' I 1 ,r fa gf ,f f ' .ff D 201' af' f 1.' ff ' f ' 17 X 13T':D D' 33 5 W W A Xvfx' ff ' if f x fi ' 'I ' ,ff ZQQN XQ A ff 'fix ' 7 X My t X' ,wwf X , xa A , J ,af A517 ff V. I - f IV- f ' f 'ly f X I 'A 1' ky ' J mr . X Qi X ax, it XR ' L! X H ,A S- HON WING YAP Malaya 59 During their visit to Old Castle Museum, the Freshman class officers examine an old-time oxen yoke. The officers are left to right: Ron Holland, president, Mike Summers, vice-president, Janie Tietgen, secretary, and Linda Goode, treasurer. P . if N:-lX--AJ 1, I, JW V X QQ, sl J- A ,SE si I J X 3 vw' l. f ,', . 4 mg! I E Ar vs .pn 60 'N x , o f 1, 2 . all L xl . I X Q A 5 ,il .jimi fy 1 Q Class of l960 Upon the completion of our first year at Baker, the Roman Senate has developed a keen interest in extracurricular activities. Through our participation in sports and clubs, we have learned the value of associating and working with others. Scholastic ability was shown by the names of many freshmen appearing on the Dean's Honor Roll. The freshmen were well represented in all campus activities, having members on the football, basketball and track teams. Many others participated in intramurals as well. They were also well represented on the Centurion Staff and on the Orange Staff. They showed their ability in drama by taking part in plays and the annual Varsity Show. Many freshmen sang in the University Choir, Chapel Choir, and the Centennial Choir. Others showed their musical ability by being in Baker's Dozen. We were proud to be represented by candidates for beauty queen, homecoming queen. campus cutie and campus clown. With a strong foundation of knowledge and ideals, we shall strive to contribute to the life here at Baker. K - xg Y 3555 as 5 .js F wig f as R ,1 Qi' , i zfi 'K'v, V 3 ' 3 as ,Q , is GEORGE ABOSAMRA MARTHA ALBRIGHT KIRK ANDERSON JOHN BEHREND Pawtucket, R. I. Overbrook Overland Park Kansas City 'kl- X is ff Ei assi JSE f H 3 mg.?3:xf'?? ..,, ,f .. Lug, My , .. Qs an ., .Eg ,Fra gyilqki x wfirgu ,, 334: 43 XM, . it f 52 N 32 5 'm S ' 51 , '5' W was , ' , ' - 'issiiiiiit 9151 -5352 , v'-- - . i 55w1m.f x ' A ' 51 -f,,,:,:.-:Q-J . ' ,-sil!1fisstY2swi'i:3127 fi21':w2f?5i7'f- 1, jfee,Zff:f:e. 'j.:-figziiff' , - 5 2qg1i.sm.f 12222: 'Eff ' H ' 5 s ..,:FQfE5'E53vEj:3 'ef 'i?i',S7,' fSf'ifLliil,7f,fji52Q.i1f2' ,. ., V -2. -, - gif ,f Z- 'lf If i' 9 . S?5557YiiTs'tlf9?'1?5Ql1' -if 1 26551 ' 2' 51 7 : 'fs 3. 'X L- .55 's: 'ff,-M. gig? .fgiwifeifwgfzlssiz-' f ww -172 1- 2-' Q'f'f'.'-sw DICK BENNETT LOUISE BEVERIDGE GEORGE BLACKWOOD LLOYD BAUMWART Madison Russell Buffalo Ponca City, Oklahoma DEAN BORCHARDT JAY BRASSFIELD ROBERT BREWER MARCIA BRICKEY Lansing Edgerton Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. f ZACHARY BRINKERHOFF RUTH BROWN AL BULLOCK LINDA BURGARD DGHVCIU C010- TUYUC1' Strong City Kansas City, Mo. MEREDITH BUSCH ALICE CALDERWOOD MELVIN CHASTAIN CURTIS CHILDRESS Elmhurst, Ill. Webster Grove, Mo. Mission Webb City, Mo. SUE CHRISTNER WILLIAM CLARK CAROL ANN CLARK JEROLD CLARK Burdick Baxter Springs Baldwin Kansas City ROBERT COLE -Lawrence KATHY COURTN EY Baldwin WM-E .Mm pix JUDY CURTIS Dallas, Texas DOROTHY COLLINS CAROLE COLLISTER PANSY CORNETT Kansas City Kansas City, Mo. Paola BARBARA CRAIG BEVERLY CRUTE NANCY CUNNINGHAM Osawatomie Independence, Mo. Kansas City JERRY DAVIS NANCY DEACON BYRON deFREESE Moran Los Angeles, Cal. Kansas City JAMES DOYLE JUDY EBRIGHT KAREN EISIMINGER MARY ERICSON Lincolnwood, Ill. Kiowa Hutchinson Lawrence -slr'-' SONJA ERRICKSON KING FORD EMMALIE GESSNER DAVID GIBSON Iola Lucas Baldwin Circleville .fp-'Gm JACQUELYN GOING LINDA GOODE RICHARD GOSS CAROL HABERBOSCH Ottawa Kansas City Prairie Village Moran YW' My iq,-ul . LOIS HANNAFORD GARY HANSON CARL HARRISON PAT HASKARD Pawtucket, R. I. Merriam Kansas City Hutchinson umm 'QQ'-'V vw K ,nay TOM HEDGES Blue Mound Kansas City, Mo. JUDY HENRY HAROLD HIND Merriam Madison FRANKLIN HELM SAUNDRA HEI.-M Topeka DAVID HIXON Denver, Colorado RONALD HENAK Tonganoxie ROBERT HODGON ' Merriam RONALD HOLLAND Kans a s City 'hugiilli RUTH HUFFMAN Topeka MARTHA J AMISON Linwood GLEN HOLT JOANNE HOPKINS CAROLYN HOUSTON Abilene Kansas City, Mo. Hickman Mills, Mo. RAYMOND J ACKMAN EDWARD JACKSON MARILYN IRWIN Ottawa Sabetha Lawrence i ' I 'O ,. NQQI N - . yyi LARRY JOHNSON LONNIE JONES JUDY KARNS M arysville G arnett Circleville JAMES KEPNER Prairie Village MARY LANGE Cummings inf' LINDA LEFF Hinsdale, Ill, ,vs 1. funn.,-K TONG IL KIM ELAINE LAMBERT ROBERT LANDRETH Korea Topeka Wellington ..J2',? M ' CAROL LARSON PAT LAUGHLIN NANCY LAYLE Lenexa Overland Park Iola if ROBERT LEUCI JULIE LIPPS CAROL LOLLAR New York, N. Y. Prairie Village Ottawa ALAN LOMBARDI Hunington, N. Y. CHARLES MANSFIELD Clinton, Mo. NANCY MORSE Ottawa FRANCIS LUDVICEK Lawrence If 7, ,F LARRY MATTINGLY Le Roy f ig n I M166 JAMES MUELLER Overland Park - LARRY LYLE Kansas City JUDY McDERME Hutchinson MERNA MERRILL Kansas City, Mo. 1-0' 'bfi' is--ww RAY MUENSCH Kansas Clty Mo if SUZANNE MILTON Kansas City, Mo. K Uv Nur tml' tang' X ww 313 an WX if JAMES PANTLE Topeka D JAMES PARAMORE DAVID PERKINS Topeka Richmond JANICE PETERING Kansas City, Mo. BARBARA PIERPOINT JUDY PLASKETT Wichita Kansas City, Mo. Paola JANE QUELLHORST I HARLEY RANEY TED REA SIBYL ROSE Parsons Leavenworth Topeka DAVID PIERCE Mission LEON RANDEL ,J n,' K., Baldwin I I ., is -.Aa -:E' e s g ,. . A . f ' :'1 I ... : B -I '. - A, JIM ROWE Kansas City, Mo. RONALD SAFERITE SANDRA SAPP JOHN SCARBOROUGH Portola, Cal. Maize Baldwin JO SIMMONQ DONALD SLOANE MIRIAM SNOWBARGER Kansas City, Mo. Tuscurnbia, Mo. Baldwin gr Q Kgs. maxw fe? if ss- Y' 'ir 'Y45 'Eh with 'if Q 241- Qmjs- . ew 1 J -5216 in 'ifsffilii ,- . iw- Haag Q- 1 is-Q 4.1-gf 5,E'wf.'5 21:25 ,- :Se 'T W rwzalf -124,23 .nfl 1533-if-is-+g's?'x5ii:Q,. rsikifw-5.2. is .es X 'M' ' ' ' A giiws, ,QW-q,fgS?'5i: 4.42- -1. in .nz wif: W BUD SPEAR DAVID SPENCER DON SPICER Baldwin Hoyt Kansas City, Mo. GORDON SCHRADER Topeka CAROL JEAN SOLOMON Overland Park it is DEAN STERIOTIS Kansas City DONNA STEWART DENNIS STORER JANET STOUPPE SANDRA STRATTON Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City Baldwin Kansas City, Mo. L-W A ,, MIKE SUMMERS TONY TAMACCIO BETSY TAPLEY JANE TIETGEN Mission Jamaica, N, Y. Chicago, I11. Topeka 45251 4'- PAT TINBERG JUDY THOMPSON DONNA WAHL DENNIS WALKER Wichita Kansas City Wheaton Kansas City 'H ,.A, MARILYN WALTNER GARY WARD JOHN WARNER PAT WATSON Kansas City, Mo. Abilene Lawrence KAREL WHITAKER Kansas City, Mo. DARRELL WHITE Kansas City RUTH WHITTEMORE Iola DENEITH WILSON RONALD WINKLER HARRIET WOODCOX Independence, Mo. Bucyrus Topeka Vermillion MITZI WICKE Osawatomie CAROLYN WOOLF Bonner Springs JUDY WOOLF JIMMIE WONG ALBERT YEOMANS SIMPSON YEOMANS Kansas City, Mo. Hong Kong, China Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. ,gl-. BOB YOUNG DICK YOUNG RICHARD ZORTMAN Kansas City Mission Fowler 73 MW Y Www. W . - v..,,,M, A M,,.M-ff-'VM ,N M-I- a'w , w QQ jg,-Q- 5 ' 'Qg,i,g4w-H ' I 'W '---N.,,,,, A A M L '-:I-T... ,Aw , W, A' WW- X 5 -Z -M., Baker University Choir The 1957-58 choir under the direction of William C. Rice has met success with its various activities. lt participated in the Baker Centennial by singing with the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra. The Choir pre- sented Christmas vespers and sang Braham's Requiem for the Easter Vespers. Many services and programs were presented by the choir at various towns and churches. Robert Clark is the outstanding organist with Phyllis Brunkau as the assistant organist and Phyllis Mellenbruch as pianist. Stan Miles is president and Jane Fothergill is secretary. :gy fjx-.MLX 'M-A.lL '- ' -x S . ,N ff- l ,f 1 fgl' f S U 'I it 5 AN' V I 1 .sw u Sigma Seated, 1. to r., E. Sadlerg P. Mellenbruchg J. Fothergillg M. Reevesg Standing, 1. to r., Mr. Serviceg S. Sheljretsg T. Van Sickleg L. Laddg R. Carletong P. Brunkaug D. Williamsg J. Lowg J. Minterg J. Goacherg B. Harrison, B. Wllson. Baker University Choir About I936 fi? w.... ' ,, ,. v W mf- 1 -4 1 Q '54 Z, K , ...nm : . 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Third Row-- M. Simmons, L. Marti, N. Deacon. A Alpha Ps: Omega L. to R. Shari Lidikay, Janie Haskin. Kay Keirns Music Snaps v Q2 X Xa if 5 f Q 'f i ' 7 22575 ,i?ii3f- 4,450 .xr ,Q , .,. f I- at , E 5 ,.... if ' K' .. . Jw AH' 491. - fbi .aw if 5 -111QffgQv4,f11,gfzN5. z vSP'wi3'i'wi?Ei.in,vQiiYf if Q35 Eggs www?-ui . L Nw S agiggerqm ik AE N my 1- H22 fi gy M -- . N 7'-.:vf1V3Yilf'eG' 5i?7?iE3iflfijfi?f 3 mamwwmwwwwewwsf1aammwwwwaxwewmwmmmwwwm-WwwwWmwmwmwmmmw,wm,wm.,...mWwma-vw..f-,Mf.w,mwmwW..,,,,,,v.,..,W..i -- 5 , 5 Q F 1 . K ff Q 1 , E x . W , A NX! ,, I W 5 X ' J i. . I ,f 5 ff ff . XJ ' 12 1' ff? 't ff I I j ,V ,- W If if if I 1 if NXNNN-.. -W. if r--'--I X gfOlTLQCO4Tl,l,l'lg Lqttenfcfcznt mat Warf111 a,n ' ' e g'fo mecomlng kmlivncfant nancy 5Zfc2 miltofn gfQhzeco11z 1'ng kmtencfant GCIIO! 0661 FSOTL f7LG111 wc'o1111'Ang Lqtten,Ja,n.t Spa! Spear ,M ,, ,lm V 5 .,.A: Q, 2 mwy-aww WWW f Hx E mf. f QM HW W U' 'W ffm- Alu vw Aw fl 'ii' f K 955 511- 4? K an if X fid W .,.. M i as Sm , Wm N .fff WW' 1 'Akf 'Q' J' F. . K K, W 'kk ig ,A 7 Q QM' Q if Q 4w, A ,S X4 i I Mmm wg. Q vf ff' fs A eh Www Www? , -31 A f - , 'x I R x nik. hs ..... .........,..-Qin .W- ug' W., '15 ,ww Mm, .31 W.-f, 7 me mf Lmwmwkf ' ,Y 1 f QM new , sf Q. NW LYALQEEJ 'N k ,f 5 y if Q , , 3 un- 3 X A X N Maw., K' -13 is J I ff QV . -JM ,P in 1 J! 62' C Q 1 mm 3, P I Student Commission Officers, l. to r.: Vice-president, Mike O'Byrneg secretary, Linda Laddg president, Jared Grantham, treasurer, Roger Noonan Under the able leadership of President Jared Grant- ham, the Student Commission had a full year of both routine and special projects. The eleven members repre- sented the Greek social organization and the Inde- pendents. Front row 1. to r.: L. Ladd, J. LaRue, J. Fothergill, S. Sherrets, M. O'Byrne, J. Grantham, R. Noonan, R. Hayes. Routine matters included election of class officers and cheerleaders, Popularity King and Queen, Home- coming Activities, and assistance in the Orientation Week and Baker Day activities. The Commission was especially busy this year formulating and carrying out plans for the various Centennial activities. R. Bayha, N. Milliken. Second row 1. to r.: C. Woodson, Q.. V 1:5 X f I I Phdosophnxd Foruni First rowl to r.: Bayha, Dr. Stahl, Lawrence, Lawrence. Second row l. to r.: Lee, Coleman, Low, Woodson, Maze, Getman. Officers: OFFICERS: President B111 Coleman President Carol Gabbert Vice-president Dick Maze Vice-president Janet Tracy Program Chairman Gary Lawrence Secretary Marsha Johnson Sponsor Dr. Roland Stahl Treasurer .. Rosie Bayha The Home Economic Club's big project this year was to make Centennial bonnets for all the Baker Coeds to wear during the Centennial activities. Other activities in- cluded the spaghetti dinner and a winter and spring style show to give the girls an opportunity to model what they had made. Home Econonucs The forum embodies the supposition that systematic, re- flective thinking on an extra-curricular level is a needed part of a total college program Within this group, various stimulating philosophical discussions lcd by guest speakers were held. Club First row left to right: D. Collins, J. Myers, B. Lawson, P. Wartman, M. Johnson. Second row left to right? J. Quellhorst, C Lollar, J Ebright, R. Brown, P. Tennyson, S. Corazin, Mrs. Wilson P. Cornett, C. Harris, J. Tracy. Third row left to right M Waltner, A. Calderwood, M. Wicke, J. Herod, N. Cunningham, N. Morse, P. Haskard, M. Wagner, B. Pierpoint, J Going C Gabbert, R. Bayha. Business Roundtable First row left to right: A. Bullock, J. White, K. Dunn, M. Rogers, C. Brown, Z. Hong, R. Wilson. Second row left to right: Z. Brinkerhoff, D. Bishop, G. Hanson, D. Hill, D. Price, M. Hawk, J. Ma-ret, D. Morris, C. Haberbosch, Dr. Foth, K. Smith. Third row left to right: H. Sherrets, R. Jackman, G. Beardsley, J. Rubow, D. Neumann, H. Harbison, T. Van Sickle, G. Schrader. Officers: President . Chuck Brown This group stimulates business every year through vari- Vice-president - Keith Dunn ous activities. The biggest undertaking is an annual trip Secretary , Janice Ming to Kansas City to take conducted tours through three or Treasurer Marvin Rogers four of the fairly large businesses. Guest speakers who Sponsor . Dr. .loscph Foth are businessmen in particular lines keep the group in- iormcd of current business trends. Debate Team Left to right: D. Enochs, J. Kesler, J. Scarborough, J. Davis, Rev. Mark Rouch. The Debate Team, under the direction of Rev. Rouch, has taken several trips and participated in various debates. The members also presented a chapel program. Pep Club Row 1, M. Anderson, B. Pierpointg S. Milton, D. Wattsg B. Cochran, N. Woffordg M. Jonesg P. Issac, B. Bacong J. Sim- monsg D. Wilson, P. Tinbergg B. Craig. Row 2, J. Quellhorstg M. Briekeyg L. Beveridge, J. Tietgeng S. Lawreneeg S. Cora- zing J. Herod, N. Cunningham, M. Lang, D. Collinsg S. Carderg L. Goode, K. Waddell. Row 3, B. Cruteg N. Layleg J. Mc Dermed, S. Stratton, C. Lollarg R. Browng B. Tapleyg P. Cornettg M. Merrill, L. Hannafordg J. Wolfe, C. Clark. Row 4: M. Wickeg A. Calderwoodg M. Irwing S. Lewisg S. Robinson, A. Buoehlg J. Going, W. Tomlinsong P. Parrish, B. Smithg C. Frickeg C. Hart, L. Leffg M. Jamison, not pictured, D. Peckham. OFFICERS: cheering enthusiastically at every game. Throughout the President M31'g3I'01-JONES year the Pep Club carried on various activities, such as Vice-president Bev Bacon sponsoring a chili supper for the purpose of raising money SOCFCUJYB'-lT921SUF0F Barbara Cochran to purchase more Pep Club sweaters for the increased membership. At the end of the year a trophy was given With HIGH' illlenl DUI'P0S0 bC'iUg to CIWCGY U10 B21kCI' teilm to the organization that had the largest attendance at on to victory. loyal Pep Club members could he heard games. Religious Life Council This group, under the direction of Dr. Roland Stahl, is dents. and together they perform such tasks as planning responsible for integrating religious activities with other the chapel programs and Religious Emphasis Week. campus activities. It is composed of both faculty and stu- First row 1. to r.: Dr. Stahl, Dr. Young, Enoehs, Kesler, Heuermann, Parrish. Second row 1. to r.: Warner, Winans, Oxford, Waddell, Ladd. Third row l. to r.: Dr. Doudna, Coach Spear, Lawrence, Clark, Dr. Templin, Lee. Fourth l. to r.: Coleman, Getman, Rev. Rouch, Woodson, Dr. Murphy. Baker Orange Staff Front row l. to r.: Norman Alff, Mel Hawk, Jody Wilhelm. Second row l. to r.: Jack Warner, Janet Myers, Dale Williams Barbara Braun, Jo Ann Herod. Third row l. to r.: Dick Maze, John Rubow, Kent Williams, F. C. Leitnaker, Linda Burgard EDITORS .... Mel Hawk. Jim Marvin SOCIETY EDITORS .... Jody Wilhelm. Jo Ann Herod SPORTS EDITOR .... Norman Alff ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR .... John Rubow COLUMNISTS .... Dick Mace, Janet Myers REPORTERS .... Barbara Braun. Kent Williams. Mary Lee Reed, Dale Williams, Jack Warner, Jim Draper, Julie Thompson, Linda Burgard. Sally Roseberry, and Judy Fraser Not Pictured Build a Better Bakcru is the significant motto of the Baker Orange Staff. In the thirty issues of the Or- ange published this year. the staff strived to attain two main goals: to be fair in all discussions. and to be the representative voice of the entire student body. Under the capable guidance of F. C. Leitnaker, the Orange staff provided the students of Baker University with an interesting and representative newspaper. Not pictured are the three language clubs, the French, German, and Spanish Clubs. The purpose of each of these clubs is to learn the respective language and to create a cultural interest between the particular country and the United States. From time to time these clubs enjoyed films, speakers, and refreshments, and at Christmas time they all met and celebrated the holiday season with a festive party. 108 ,- 2 V XR V I f 1 f, f....-.sm .a'f 5 'HQ gm, vs. 4 V' ,l H ,QS-'Z 615' wa.-,-.. v xii? fl: sf 3 me, H I f, I. gn, K 1 wg. A ' , Q-fi? in F bull dblnungw! .4 'fa--.qg,,n'W, V - --L. I-my----... ..,. ll First Row l to r: S. Roseberry, B. Tapley, J. Quellhorst, N. Milliken, . Minter, S. Rice, C. Lollar, B. Hayes, J. Wilhelm, M. Ericson, J. Ebright. Second Row: S. Ducate, M. Jones, S. Ducate, J. Haskin, Mother Latham, J. Lawson, S. Lidikay, S. Collier, J. Myers, J. Fischer, J. Fraser, A. Wilson. Third Row: J. McDermed, R. Brown, A. Simmons, P. Platt, N. Deacon, N. Layle, D. Heuermann, M. Irwin, M. Reeves, B. Perrin, N. Hamilton, P. House, S. Stratton, A. Calderwood, M. Wicke, S. Schons, B. Braun, B. Craig. 1st Semester Officers 2nd Semester Janie Haskin PRESIDENT Nancy Milliken Jo Ann Lawson VICE-PRES. Pat House Shirley Ducate SECRETARY Melba Reeves P. A. Platt TREASURER Nancy Layle I Alpha Chi Omega While Baker is celebrating its one hundredth anni- versary, Alpha Chi Omega is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary. Omicron chapter was installed at Baker on September I7, l908, formed from a local group, Nu Alpha. which had been organized in 1889. the first local sorority for women at Baker. ln the last fifty years, Alpha Chis have held many prominent places in all phases of college life. When football season rolled around, four Alpha Chis were elected as cheerleaders. Many Alpha Chis held various offices in clubs on campus: president of Alpha Psi Omega, president of Pep Club, secretary of Panhellenic. president of MENC, vice-president of French Club, and society editor and three reporters for the Orange. Nancy Hamilton was secretary of the sophomore class and a candidate for Homecoming queen. The Alpha Chis also participated in WAA and 4 Intramurals, French Club and Spanish Club and Baker Players. Participating in musical organizations, nine Alpha Chis were members of the Baker choirs. Two girls were in Baker Dozen. The Alpha Chi Trio provided an added attraction on many choir trips. Besides being active in many college sponsored clubs, many Alpha Chis had leading roles in the Spring and Fall dramatic productions. Alpha Chi Omega fur- nished several acts in the Annual Varsity show in addi- tion to the traditional Alpha Chi chorus line. The social whirl this year began with the pledge party, lnferno. More good times followed with the Christmas Formal, Sleighride Serenade, and ending with our annual Spring Formal, highlighting the cele- bration of Alpha Chi's golden anniversary of 1958. ' Q fg 1, ff' ri K' ,.,.' 1 4 ,A , I w A. . if 9, Q ,iv ,iw 4 'Yi- R is iw' 214, ., If f Q Aja.. A u 'ip x'L,..a ik, 5 1' S45 1, Ac-' as ,g , 5 fag. . - - - Wm. . ii . M.. if. assi? l ly .1 ff 1 W it ' is 'J if 1 . gl. 1 C? First Row, L to r: B. Pierpoint, L. Engel, C. Hart, W. Tomlinson, B. Smith, M. Anderson. Second Row, L to r: KL Keirns, C. Fricke, L. Bailey, S. Errickson, C. Bixby, Mrs. Hickman, S. Milton, D. Watts, N. Morse. Third Row, L. to rn C. Clark, S. Lawrence, C. Austin, M. Brickey, M. Reed, B. Draper, L. Beveridge, B. Cochran, ,S. Carder, J. Thomson, J. Going. Fourth Row, L to r: S. Rose, C. Gabbert, P. Parrish, E. Coldsmith, K. Courtney, E. Gessner, C. Collister, M. Poe, R. Bayha, P. Holmberg. Delta Delta Delta Officers: President . , -Wa Kay Keirns Vice-President .L -Wa Rosie Bayha Chaplain ,D Phyllis Homberg Marshall -. . . - Carol Gabbert Lambda Chapter of Delta Delta Delta was installed, March 12, 1895, being the first national fraternity on the campus. During the years the wearers of the Stars and Crescent have held prominent places in all phases of college life. The Tri Deltas entered into campus activities again this year by having the head cheerleader. Last fall the football team chose Mary Lee Reed to reign as Homecoming Queen. This spring Kay Keirns was elected by the student body as Baker's Popularity Oueen. Many Tri Deltas could be found in the Uni- versity Choir, Chapel Choir and on the honor roll. A 116 Tri Delta had the leading role in the fall play. Delta Delta Delta had many officers in the various clubs on campus. These officers were: President of Pan- hellenic, Secretary-Treasurer of Pep Club, President of W. A. A., Associate editor and section editors on the Wildcat staff, reporters of the Orange, Secretary of the senior class, Treasurer of the junior class, President of Home'Economics Club. Tri Deltas also participated in Mu Sigma, Orchestra, Baker's Dozen, Baker Players, French Club, and Varsity Show. The Tri Deltas had exciting times at their social events of this year. The theme of the pledge party was lt's A Woman's World . The annual Crescent Ball was our Christmas Formal. The Tri Deltas had a bene- fit Card Party for the Zeta Chis. The Spring informal was entitled Delta Jive and the formal completed the social calendar for the year. : is , ..+,: 'ff ,ga i ,fl ? ?...f. .Q il' 8 4 f' S .32 55,522 'AB 'fn 'Yi' nn . . ,fs Q..- '-bsblfig vw o r f'.: : xi . 5 ' '9 .. Q L A 1 ,M-WMF ' W 4 . Q' ' if r K 4 ., fk gg., XS . ' gw: x-.:,-:.: . .. fvgfg lg pisi.. Sf 3. ,iv 3 F l! , . M f A312255 H- M., Q J- ,- I N ,fxfiwvg .V , fm Y 'Saw 1 6 vymfwftn 1 , Q- sf ,Fil . 5 ..- .Q N VV , 0 'ill ' . : 1st row left to right: V. Sheldon, L. Marti, P. Tinberg, S. Seymour, D. Collins, C. Morrison, S. Robinson, J. Fothergill. 2nd row left to right: S. Macy, G. Skelton, B. Macy, G. Wilson, Mrs. Roberts, J. Leutert, J. Ming, C. Harris, V. Larson, D. Peckham. Back row left to right: J. Simmons, D. Stewart, C, Clark, L. Goode, E. Roach, D. Ellis, S. Gilkey, P. Spear, J. Teitgen, D. Collins, C. Lewis, J. Baker, M. McKenzie, N. Wofford, C. Schmidtke, G. Collingwood, M. Hcrold, C. Soloman, M. Simmons, D. Wilson, M. Miller. Phi First semester Officers Second semester Judy Leutert President Charlene Lewis Carol Lentz Vice-President Lynn Marti Glenn Wilson Secretary Betty Macy Janice Ming Treasurer Ellen Roach Zeta Alpha chapter of Phi Mu considers this Cen- tennial year to be one of her most successful. Represent- ing the rose and white, Phi Mu's enjoy and participate actively in the various clubs on campus. Scholarship is also a very essential part of college life and they have been rewarded with high index ratings. Ten Phi Mus were on the Dean's Honor Roll at the end of the first semester. Phi Mus holding office on campus were: Editor-in- Chief of the Annual staff, treasurer of the senior class, secretary of the junior class, secretary of the sophomore class, president and song leader of the freshmen dormi- tory. These peppy collegiates had one of the leads in the Fall Play, the feminine leads in the Varsity Show 118 U plus song 'n dance acts, and parts in the Spring Play. Phi Mus were active in Baker Players, Philosophical Forum, Annual Staff, Orange Staff, Kappa Pi, Orches- tra, Baker Choir, Chapel Choir, College Fellowship, Business Roundtable, Young Republicans, French and German Clubs and WAA. Phi Mu won the cup for the best homecoming dec- orations and the Phi Mu team took first place in the swimming meet. Whirling midst decorations of inform- als and formals, Phi Mus danced with a note of gaiety. The informals were the annual Neewollah party with the theme Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and the pledge party. The formals included Peppermint Paradise, the Christmas dance, and the Spring formal. The sisters and mothers of Phi Mus enjoyed their Little Sisters' and Mothers' Weekend visits with the col- legiate members of the family. Zeta Alpha of Phi Mu brought the school year to a close with the annual Stag Night celebrations. 'E an-11 nf f A5 if ,fa Z 'QQ' '63 Left to right first row: B. Earhart Wecksg B. Harrison: J. Lipps: J. Plaskett: J. Herod: M. Johnson: B. Bacong Second Row: G. Hanson: M. Yeamansg Mother Smartg S. Sherretsg J. Tracy. Third Row: K. Waddellg N. Cunninghamg R. Huff- mang S. Corazing J. Peteringg P. Wartmang K. Eisiminger. Fourth Row: B. Beedlesg P. Watson, P. Tennysong J. Lady, L. Mauchg B. Cruteg M. Buschg B. Lawsong Not Pictured: J. Schafer. Zeta Tau Alpha First Officers Second Mildred Yeamans President Sherral Sherrets Sherral Sherrets Vice-President Janet Tracy Gracia Hansen Secretary Barbara Harrison Janet Tracy Treasurer JoAnn Herod The Sigma chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha is observing it's forty-sixth year as an organized Greek society on the Baker campus. Zeta Tau Alpha is ranked high nation- ally. This year the chapter has continued her emphasis on scholarship, activities, leadership and sisterhood. Zeta was well represented in many activities during this Centennial year. Zeta's were active in W.A.A., Home Economics Club, Pep Club, Mu Sigma. Baker Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Baker Orange, Orchestra, Choir and MENC. Zeta Tau Alpha placed officers in O various clubs on campus. These officers were: Secretary of Panhellenicg Treasurer of W.A.A.g Secretary and Treasurer of Home Economics Clubg Vice-President of Pep Club, Vice-President of the Junior Class. We had several acts in the Varsity Show and participated in the intramural program. Zeta Tau Alpha was well represented in the Uni- versity and Chapel Choirs. Many Zetas found their names on the Dean's honor roll. Laughter and fun were again experienced by Zetas in the social whirl of the past year. The theme of the fall informal was t'Dude Party and we held our party in The Loft. Dates were entertained at our traditional Zeta Wonderland and the pledge party. Also in the social activities was the honor of having a Zeta chosen as Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart. mf' K gm 121 .issfsmiwwf H 1 - . . , mmhmg .. -Fifa. ,... .V-trwfffi ' First Row L. to R. - C. Anderson, H. Reynolds, R. McDowell, S. Mann, D. Langford, D. Weber, J. Draper, K. Smith, C. Haberbosch, B. Spear. Second Row L. to R. - D. Maze, M. O'Byrne, C. Brown, P. Miller, L. Haberbosch, Mother Groh, L. Wilson, J. Low, M. Hawk, B. Clark, D. Young, G. Beardslee. Third Row L. to R. - B. Coleman, B. Hines, B. Smothcrman, K. Hayes, J. Baumgardner, J. Clinton, S. Higdon, C. Caywood, J. Lindsay, R. Wilson, J. Barham, J. Paramore. Fourth Row L. to R. - B. Hunter, J. Lee, J. Kean, C. Windsor, T. Keefe, J. Rubow. T. Good, G. Blackwood, B. Ford, B. Blanchard, K. Ford, D. Bennett. Fifth Row L. to R. - Z. Brinkerhoff, D. Brechciscn, J. Silvers, M. Skeens, H. Rainey, J. Davidson, P. Johnson, J. Bamesberger, T. Rehorn, G. Ward, T. VanSickle, D. Morris, B. Wilson. Delta Tau Delta lst Semester Officers 2nd Semester Larry Wilson President Jarrett Clinton Lyle Haberbosch Vice-President Peter Johnson Joe Low Corresponding Sec'y Don Langford Milton Skeens Recording Sec'y Chuck Caywood Jim Silvers Treasurer Bob Blanchard Delta Tau Delta fraternity observed her fifty-fourth consecutive year on the campus during Bakeris Centen- nial year. This is also the centennial year of Delta Tau Delta. Again this year, Delts have contributed heavy parts in the success of campus organizations, inter-col- legiate athletics, and musical organizations. Presidents of the senior, junior, and sophomore classes were Delts. One of the two popularity kings was a Delt. A Delt had the lead in both the fall and spring plays. The dramatic award, Baker Player of the Year was won last spring by a Delt. Five starters on the football team were Delts and nine of the first twelve men on the varsity cage team 122 were Delts. Three Delts were on the KCAC champion- ship golf team. Several Delts were in choir this year and two were chosen to be in the Baker Quartet. Delta Tau consistently placed their share of men to the Dean's honor roll. Campus presidencies held by Gamma Theta men included: Business Roundtable, Philosophical Forum, B-Club, German Club, Young Republicans, Young Democrats, College Fellowship, and Chapel' Choir. There are also several Delts in Baker Players, Mu Sigma and Alpha Psi Omega. The Delts are seeking an unprecedented 6th straight intra-mural sweepstakes crown this year and lead all other fraternities at this time. One of the editors of the Baker Orange and the associate sports editor were Delts. Delt social functions this year were: 67th annual Chicken Fry, Pledge Party Jailhouse Rock , Christ- gras Formal, Initiate Party, and the traditional Orchid a . ,ya ,,.' 'Nw - in ' Q if . Q' . ,N ,. 37,752 9 gf: , 4 M A ii 5 E' ip fbi?- .km was Mix 1? N k gg5s?fi5? .gs 59' may WV' ,,, ,. f e4i?gjj',.,,,, M,-g,,., f .-513514, - ak ,Y r w W ., .- ,- V -- - .- V- -- - , . ,. ,. ' ' 'fr ' X. , . at , .,.....fa:-,. r.'J'1:.Q.-sg, f fxtfwx fe-we-1:f.if1.1f'1-1. . f f Q-QQ..-',+ y,,,,1 , . ,qgf . ry . f yr, f 'L-71 S'i61rErfiQ iiSiwf,L....lZ aliaE1x5f3iWZ4Z':J-'I ' .' gig? - 'YY' ' lf . f H ':,?:6: X ' 'Tiki' M fiiffigm ' ' i?Ei?lilZ2?'iWfiIf1-aT' f.v,fif?,gw15i'i,pifgliwlgwlfzff'7S2':SZgQgfe,1w1,.f. f . .Mg-'rx E123 . . ,rf ' .. , f .. f 5 f I hr an an .. Ex 1 2 First Row: D. Spencer, B. McGinley, M. Summers, C. Berry, M. Malone, R. Kitterman, Bob Hodgdon, Mother Shepard, L. Mattingly, D. Spicer, J. Seltsam, T. Tamaccio, B. Leuci, J. Kepner. Second Row: D. Anderson, E. Mock, J. Samuelson, D. Williams, D. Lawrence, G. Ashburn, B. Buxton, B. Fisher, J. Scarborough, J. Ervin, R. Trowbridge, R. Noonan, S. Miles, R. Winkler. Third Row: D. Koons, J. Goacher, J. Davis, L. Holmes, G. Nau, J. Coleman, D. Close, J. Rowe, B. Wegley, A. Lombardi, J. Sims, K. Dunn. Fourth Row: M. Chastain, J. Holley, A. McGlaughlin, D. Willis, D. Alexander, G. Shemwell, J. Kesler, J. Bronston, J. Heaton, B. defreese, R. Meunsch, D. Thorsnes, J. Grove, H. Reynolds. Kappa First Semester Officers Second Semester Keith Dunn Dale Williams Ray Trowbridge Mike Malone Ed Mock Sigma Bill Buxton President Roger Noonan Vice-President Jerry Goacher Master of Ceremonies Ray Trowbridge Secretary Dean Lawrence Treasurer The Kappa Sigs were leaders in campus activities also, with the vice-presidents of the freshman, sopho- more, and senior classes. Wearers of the cresent and star also held such posts as: director of the varsity show, vice-president of the business round table, busi- ness manager and co-sports editors of the Wildcat, leader of the Baker's Dozen, manager -of K.B.U.B., Vice president of the l.F.C., one of the co-popularity kings, treasurer of the B-Club, and three debaters to mention a few. Beta Tau had a very successful social season, with the weenie roast, the Bowry Brawl, the Christmas Party, the Pledge Party, the Steak Fry, and of course, the tra- ditional Black and White dinner-dance. The Kappa Sigma Fraternity was founded in 1869 at the University of Virginia. Since that time it has grown into one of the top four fraternities in the United States, with 128 chapters. In her fifty-fifth year on the Baker campus, Beta Tau of Kappa Sigma continues her emphasis on scholarship, athletics, activities, and brotherhood. There were Kappa Sigs on the varsity teams and we did very well in intramurals. We consistently placed several men on the dean's honor roll. 4 'S A Pr' .. 1 A ' . .ASQ , any U 134 .fr 4 1- -A 44 .,,, . as , WM wr 'fi 1 F3 A C51 - M f Q -kg' .. . . V N5 1 Q ' I' 'K f ei '25 ,. .. . fm! . iii First row: L. to R.: R. Hayes, D. Roach, D. Price, D. Weeks, Mother Lobb, C. Fritts, M. Miller, M. Rogers, D. Moffitt Second row: K. Wells, D. Storer, R. Seward, B. Wilson, H. Ainsworth, D. Keith, P. Treas, D. Walker, R. Kitchen. Third row: D. Pierce, A. Yeomans, D. Borchardt, S. Yeomans, D. White, J. Dill, B. Young, J. Adams. Fourth row: B. Butter- worth, C. Albright, J. Giebler, H. Sherrets, D. Enochs, A. Coolc, E. Young, B. Winans, B. Brewer. Sigma Phi Epsilon OFFICERS 1957 President S... -aa c aaa D Charles Fritts Vice-Pres aaaa .aaa . -aaa D. Dave Roach Secretary ---. DDDD . aaa . . A D- Mike Miller Comptroller aa .. DDDD . -..aaa - Marvin Rogers Historian ,,,,,,,,, , ,WH ,,,, Douglas Price Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded Nov. 1, 1901 at Richmond, Virginia and is now one of the largest of the social fraternities and is still growing. Kansas Alpha was the first chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon in Kansas, founded April 2, 1910. The Fraternity with a Heart is active in many functions at Baker. 126 Mrs. Bob Kundee was this year's Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart and reigned at the Sweetheart Ball. Other social activities included the Jungle Capers Party, grade school party, and the social functions were climaxed by the Golden Heart Ball. This year Sigma Phi Epsilon won first place in the men's division of Homecoming Decorations. The Sig Eps participated in Baker's Dozen, Baker Choir, Col- lege Fellowship, Debate, Business Round Table, Young Republicans, French Club, Baker Players, International Relations, Pi Kappa Delta, and other school activities. Sig Epsw participated in all intramural sports as well as having men on the varsity teams. an ff ,fn ,gh 34594 +4 G32 7 Front row: H. Hind, R. Saferite, A. Bullock, L. Parkin. J. Johnson, C. Head, S. Sublett, J. Wille, B. Oxford, D. Hedges, D Herold, J. Pantle. Second row: D. Blossom, G. Perry, R. Talley, R. Mitchell, G. Barnhardt, Mother Schum, P. Miller, T Hedges, L. Jones, R. Plumlee, J. Grantham, G. Abosamra. Third row: F. Layman, B. Cassell, R. Carleton, B. Floyd, G. Fryer, J. McDaniel, B. Wood, J. Jones, A. Doerr, J. Kikendall. 0. Cordill. Fourth row: B. Landreth, C. Mansfield, H. Bean, G. Hanson, D. Bishop, G. Holt, R. Holland, B. Sadler, J. Lehman, T. Rea, J. Aydelott, L. Baumwart. I Zeta Chl First Semester Officers Second Semester ln athletics this year Zeta Chi was well represented Perry Miller President Duane Blossom with eight lettermen in football and a number of letter- Gordon Barnhardt Vice-President Lou Parkin men in other varsity sports. ln intramurals Zeta Chi Duane Blossom Secretary Rex Carlton came through with flying colors winning the softball Jerry Johnson Treasurer Jerry Johnson and volleyball trophies while doing very well in the The Alpha Omega chapter of Zeta Chi is observing its fifty-third year as an organized Greek society on the Baker Campus. These fifty-three years have been marked by many excellent achievements in the fields of scholarship, athletics and student functions on the cam- pus of Baker University. Zeta Chi was represented well in the different or- ganizations found on the Baker Campus. and con- tributed a great many of the leaders of these organiza- tions. Among a few of the offices held by Zeta Chis dur- ing the present year 'are as follows: president of the Stu- dent Commission, president of the Freshman Classg and president of the lnterfraternity Council. Zeta Chi was also represented in the Baker Quartet. the Choir, the special Centennial Choir. plus many other activities on campus. Zeta Chi was very honored by having a mem- ber on the cheerleading squad for Baker University. 128 other events. ln the Varsity Show Zeta Chi was represented by the director, assistant director, publicity manager, as- sistant stage manager plus many members on the general working crew and in the actual acts of the show. The top scholastic honor of the year came when a Zeta Chi was chosen as a Baker University nominee for the Rhoades Scholarship. The Zeta Chi men entertained their dates at the Pledge Party. the annual winter formal, Sketches in Silver, the Spring Informal. and the beautiful Spring Formal. The Zeta Chi Fraternity strives always for better relations with other groups and individuals and seeks to be a factor in the advancement of each individual and the campus as a whole by observing the motto of Baker University - - First Be A Man . ,gi K af 5 my . MW . X gia, me ' v Q 1 , ,-,R-www MQ? W X, , L :KE ' -mf-iviii-Q.1'2f - .... uf 3 Q . ,45- f ? L 3' R . . 3 ..., ., 3 X -5 K Q ex I If 'S- gh! wsu. . . gig? X , ,,,. 5:0 wx?-Q E 4' . 4. 'MK , ., 4, X Q: ,M ,w Seated L. to R.: S. Helm, M. Merrill, P. Cornett, R. Whittemore, P. Bigpond, A. Thompson, L. Ladd. Standing L. to R Dr. Stahl, Y. Phang, L. Johnson, J. White, Hank H, Jarvie, H. Harbison, K. Anderson, B. Brewer, C. Woodson, J. Getman G. Rees, E. Jackson, E. Litchman, H. Yap. Independent Student .Association During the year Independent Students could be found in many activities on the campus. Our members were in the University Choir and the Chapel Choir. Both men and women participated in the intra- mural program. Once again the ISA sponsored the college bookstore. Some Independent students had parts in the fall play and the Varsity Show. Gur candi- date for beauty queen was Sue Christner. Our repre- sentatives to the Student Commission were Linda Ladd, Jean LaRue, Charles Woodson. Other lndees were 130 in the Pep Club and Baker's Dozen. Social activities for the year included a picnic, several informals and a Christmas Formal. The Spring Formal will close our social activities. First Semester Officers Second Semester Charles Woodson President Larry Johnson Hon Wing Yap Vice'President Hon Wing Yap Linda Ladd Secretary Phyllis Bigpond Zai Ryong Hong Treasurer Zai Ryong Hong K . gf' ., Q , 4. .2 -. W x n 4 w glpha Cgmegcz Qbefta ta, t Vid ,wi z N. ,fi - 11 mi fm A ggi e 3 ff sg X 9.1 4 T3 M . . TY ' 214 ' 1 L ww 4- 5 K N H A Q ' 2 2.5 H, , . , '12 8 r '- n f. 'iv if af Q at Q w f 56 u A 1, g 4 3 I' 1. Q Q ig sw ? Q2 , was E gtg gsm malta C921 u, ta gfappa CS31'g f11zc1 Cgjignza kgjlzl gpszflon Zeta Ghz if--W , Seated L. to R.: J. Minter, Mrs. Earl Kirker, L. Bailey, Mrs.Karl Spear. Standing L to R.: C. Lewis, J. Haskin, Mrs. Tom Hitchcock, C. Austin, Miss Margaret Howell, Mrs. C. P. Broadfoot, S. Sherrets, M. Yeamans, P. Spear. PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION Officers: President: Carol Austin, Delta Delta Delta. Vice-President: Janie Haskin, Alpha Chi Omega. Secretary: Pat Spear, Phi Mu. Treasurer: Mildred Yeamans, Zeta Tau Alpha. Each year awards are given to girls who are worthy of the honor and rush booklets are sent to fresh- men girls who are going through rush week. Panhellenic sponsored a float in the homecoming parade and helped with the song fest. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Officers: President: Owen Cordill, Zeta Chi. Vice-President: Ray Trowbridge, Kappa Sigma. Secretary: Ron Hayes, Sigma Phi Epsilon. The council works to promote good relations be- tween the fraternities on the campus. They sponsored a float in the homecoming parade and helped with the song fest. Their efforts this year were spent on setting up a definite rush week program. Seated L, to R.: M. O'Byrne, Dean Davee, O. Cordill, R. Trowridge, R. Hayes. Standing: C. Head, K. Dunn, D. Keith, P. Johnson. -3 -1 S -,grit , , 5.5: . im ., Miz: XJ! :Q My 'WA 421' L 6, ' W' ,,WW Mfg, A Q.. f gi, V . Q YNY rL T . mln' f 2-' ' 4 f 5.1 si .fgfg 5 in . Q, ,moos- M,,.,. Mmm ,.k. W , - Wmavw , K I M I ,, ., WMM 3'-.......w K may-.. ,,,, wx ,ww Gr..-M., ,M -W Mau- www. . W . K an mnfw,,.M, X, M .W,MW..,, W, if -an-...,.. -aww ..,A . ,, ,M-www W -my .mf . My :W mmdwmvwg :Ext , , I' ,, , 1 -W .. fxmwnnm-MLVLWM , , A L- , ,QW , w-. , kk,.'W M ' M 1 'B wg, K WMA 1 Qg: 'W' , nl M-.....4, ,A Y was-L . Mmm 75 '10'wf-lnam.k 2- M.: L :m... ., ,-- W 2 '1wwwm ff-f, Liana-IM W . . ,M W, 7 'ww MWWMM N 1 f 's-nm-...M Www , ffff W mm iw..-.Q want- .-v-N-Q-gf an rm. . VM ! 14 ...ff xg 55? , S 3 5 W. 5 V l L55 arg? QW eff' iw WJ Baker Cheerleaders Nancy Hamilton, Charles Albright, Mary Lee Reed, Jerry Willc and Margaret Jones A perfect shot as two are scored agamst Bethel. Yea Wildcats Y ! ! 1' ll' J, , AV al. .V x N Coach Karl Spear Coach Jim Irick Baker called upon one of her most talented sons when Jim Irick took his place for the second year as head basketball coach. Coach Irick was a four year letterman in both football and basketball while attend- ing Baker. After graduation, Coach Irick was a basket- ball coach for Paola High School, where he enjoyed two successful seasons before getting a Masterls degree from Pittsburg State while acting as an assistant coach. After receiving his Master's Degree, he accepted the post of football coach and assistant B-Ball coach at Parsons High School, where he remained until com- ing to Baker. Coach Irick has done a lot to improve the athletic system at Baker. He stresses the need for cooperation from all parties involved to reach our full potentialities. On the court, Coach Irick stresses team work, condi- tion and desire. Karl S ear Bakeris Athletic Director and head P i football coach is in his twelfth year at the helm of Baker University's Athletic Department. Coach Spear graduated from Baker in 1933, fol- lowing a great athletic career as an undergraduate. He was a four sport letterman in football, basketball, track and golf. He was all-conference three years in football and one year in basketball. In addition he placed second in state golf competition and was chosen one of the top eleven football men in the state. Coach Spear did graduate work at Kansas Uni- versity, Iowa University and Missouri University, re- ceiving his Master's Degree from the University of Kansas. After successful years in high school coaching, he returned to Baker in 1946 as football coach and Athletic Director. Coach Spear, in many minds, is a credit to Baker University. He is one of the busiest men on campus, with such duties as football, track, and golf coach, assistant basketball coach, athletic director, sponsor of the B Club and a full load of classes to teach. In spite of such a load, Coach Spear is always ready to give a helping hand. Football Schedule IQ57 BAKER OPPONENTS I 9 Southwestern 6 7 College of Emporia 7 I9 McPherson 0 32 Friends i A 0 47 Bethany 21 I6 Bethel 0 20 Kansas Wesleyan 28 0 William Jewell 25 27 Ottawa 13 . 'si i ldcat Football Baker splashed to a I9 to 6 victory against Southwestern in their opening game of the 1957 season. The field was soaked and most of the game was played in a driving rain. The experienced Baker line refused to be moved and repeatedly dropped S. W. backs for impressive losses. This was the first sign of things to come from Baker's two new backs Bill White, and Jim Paramore. as they both put on impressive performances. Baker ran head on into its first conference game with College of Emporia. and came out with a 7 to 7 deadlock. The teams evenly matched throughout 'ind White prbvfrtlffffi the of - 'i punch 'is Paramore scored on '1 55 yarderiln 'in White grabbed a McPher- the game with A' '1 :tf .,L, drives coming in the first half and of E. mounti 'ii': their threats in the second half. f 'e Wildcat forwar '1f all saved the day as they yzi inside their own I0 yard Iineffjinc 'EtiLt9't ' ' a first wfn on the 3 yard line. Before Qparents day cro d Wildcats clawed the Bulldogs dMcPherson 04 he score does not tell the contjetefstoifif as ld the Bulldogs to 33 yards on th5L.giround'an h the rst half, McPherson didn't enter Bya ker's territc f. 'Av in it was Paramore . g I . son aerial and T2lCCElLi56'0 jl2l5ClS for the T. D. Baker' next invaded Ngichita and came out on the long end of a 32.to Ofeaatiteovegthe Ouakers of Friends University. The a tea' effort as the entire I I tis - if K . . 5 U' i i K.. . 5 :i . A . .4 w,,,,,.,.....1r:xM ' I 8 ,3 f I ,QQ-gwgftakhtsfaiwa-1t....a,.,,.. 'W' K Mt' ..aawmets..fgg..a Q aft 7 if .gi f - zvlifiiit ul.. -1a,,.4a,eaWft if crew participated in stopping the Quakers and building up their highest score thus far of the season. In a rough game at Bethany, Baker surpassed their scoring effort of the week before as the Wildcats won 47 to 21. This was the first of four consecutive Homecoming games in which Baker participated. With Queen Mary Lee Reed reigning from the sidelines, the Baker eleven scored an impressive victory over Bethel, making the l957 Homecoming a success with I6 to 0 win. Baker's alert backfield was the key to victory as Bethel attempted 23 passes completing only IO. Scoring honors were taken by Paramore and Harley Ainsworth. The Baker victory skein was halted at four as they invaded Salina to take on the defending Champ- ions. Kansas Wesleyan. After spotting the Coyotes I4 points early in the game the Wildcats closed the gap but couldn't draw ahead and met their first conference defeat. Coach Spear's crew met their second defeat of the season at the hands of William Jewel. The Wildcats were not able to snap back after the K. Wesleyan loss of the week before. The Wildcats clinched second place in the K. C. A. C. with a 27 to I3 victory in the season's finale. Baker's torrid ground game was responsible for most of the scoring while Ottawa scored all their counters on aerials. Bakers scoring was highlighted by a pass interception by Paramore and Jim Lee on a pass play. 1 4 DALE WILLIAMS rv., PERRY MILLER CHUCK WILLIAMS 4 JIM LEE 4 Football Lettermen STEVE SUBLETT T ., 6, I 'vi g ' W A II f L If R' sb I SCOTT MANN 3 I, DON WEBER I LYLE HABERBOSCH BOB SHORES CHUCK BROWN VV O jg: 1 X35 I 32 ,f ...Mui QC L, If , ' f RON GEENENS DAVE ROACH W N CARL ANDERSON EARL YOUNG ,He .I K DICK SHORES BILL WHITE HARRY BEAN CHAUNCEY RUCKER I B U D S P E A R Football Lettermen m as C y , w g 1, K A , 7 .: V M DICK HEDGES HARLEY AINSWORTH i hum xu If JIM PARAMORE an JIM MERIT BILL COLLINS In J I it 6 ., k I , Q gy. A , , I rf I I sa Q 5 A 4315. qih, M ' N - i' ff nn--an--iw ,,-, I JIM DOYLE f -' ' LII. CHARLEY MANSFIELD GLEN HOLT BUD SHERRETS DICK McDOWELL DEAN BORCHARDT BOB LANDRETH l. .1 JACK WARNER 1 5 Wildcat Basketball BAKER OPPONENTS 9l Sterling 55 63 Southwestern 60 62 Washburn 83 48 Cape Girardeau 75 64 Kansas City University 74 63 McPherson 64 65 Friends 55 63 College of Emporia 74 62 Bethany 55 7l Bethel 64 49 Ottawa 91 94 Kansas Wesleyan 58 62 A McPherson 69 7l Friends 58 75 College of Emporia 78 73 Bethany 74 50 5 Bethel 45 77 Ottawa 86 Q Kansas Wesleyan 56 t,. LQ -wt im, 'fn ,,.,l ,ae ff L ' 251' cf, ?Q,: , s 2 Elf i , ,fl if args Y W. A Team Front Row: Bill Hines, Mike Neal, John Rubow, Jim Lee, Jim Draper, Bill White. Second Row: Dick McDowell, Chuck Hollinger, Francis Ludvicek, Charles Elswick, Jim Kean, Milt Skeens, Coach Irick. Senior Le-ttermen BILL HINES CHARLES ELSWICK JIM DRAP1-:R 1 4 AK as KE?- Q f i QW f ' Q Y-fn .Vg K a -'Ri 'QF- B Team First Row: Jim Paramore, Bud Spear, Don Slone, Charlie Mansfield. Second Row: Richard Talley, Dick Hedges Dean Borchardt, Dean Steriotus, Coach Spear. Kean scores for Baker. asap fi a H .Q H g N T 7' xx . ff f 1 r io 'A f 17 ' . J - far' CV rs MQ s 'S' fi in ? I I ' ' ff: Q ... if n . i i A -3 3 b'1',p9'.,1 'g 1 if : ' Mffi Q .fv -' ' .. ... 'W .Anka wma. k 4 -Ami. 1 5 X,1v1..w if I gig gig QfEgEK 8 150 7 Wildcat Tracksters Front row, 1. to r., A. Gibson, D. Kitterman, M. Hawk, M. O,Byrne, M. Jones, P. Jones, D. Weber, J. McDaniels, L. Wilson W. Spalding, C. Windsor, D. Myers, J. Lockhart. Back row, 1. to r., Coach Irick, J. Layman, D. Hedges, R. McDowell H. Bean, T. Keefe. L. Haberbosh, J. Kean, B. Courtney, D. Shores, B. Shores, D. Anderson, R. Talley, Coach Spear. Varsity Tennis Left to right, Keith Smith, Ray Trowbridge, Jim Faulkner, Don Kukuk. fqmnnzrvrixf B Club First Row: J. Lee, S. Mann, D. Williams, C. Brown, D. Roach, L. Haberbosch, B. Hines, J. McDaniels. Second Row: D. Anderson, B. Landreth, Q. Mansfield, R. Trowbridge, R. McDowell, T. Keefe, J. Draper, M. O'Byrne, D. Weber. Third Row: B. Spear, J. Paramore, J. Warner, M. Skeens, P. Jones, K, Smith, D. Maze, C. Anderson, Coach Spear. Fourth Row: Coach Irick, C. Elswick, B. Sadler, R. Hedges, J. Kean, J. Lehman, C. Windsor. Qi-LIS gig, ,rs 3 9 DELTA TAU DELTA INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 5 as A r. UELI5- 4 il 1 4 ZETA CHI INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL AND l SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS , . , , A l nys f is f A 152 W.A.A. The Women's Athletic Association is organized on the Baker campus for the encouragement of sports competition for girls, to aid in the leadership training of girls skilled in sports, to sponsor intramural activi- ties, and various other activities. Each fall the W. A. A. sponsors a picnic for all the girls on campus explaining the requirements for membership. Any Baker girllis eligible after she has earned 100 points, which can be earned through par- ticipation in various athletic activities sponsored by W. A. A. PHI MU CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMING TEAM Left to right, M. 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Director of Admissions OLXIQOVL flflmllgtbg Director of Student Placement tmjooert Cguafcffer Alumni Relations UQ. it Ridley Assistant Treasurer Q 'K a 'X , ,LM .L f za M. wx , , N .. ii wisiw ,ig 1 awe ,gm ,ffwik 1 flfiilg L. ,H ,.. .. .:,..J w.. . x --. maths- fy,r-gpg, MRS. VERNON COURTNEY E. J. CRAGOE RUSS W. DAVEE Assistant in Office Chemistry Biology of Treasurer DR. CHARLES DOUDNA SHIRLEY ERICKSON DR. CALVIN FOREMAN Religion Assistant to Dean Mathematics DR. BENJAMIN A. GESSNER HOWARD D. HAYNES DR. J. W. HEATON Psychology Admissions Counselor History and Political Science . l MRS. WELLS HIVELY MARGARET HOWELL J. S. IRICK English Language English Language Physical Education and Literature and Literature GRACE IRWIN M. B. JACKSON I. J. KLOSTER Foreign Language Superintendent of Business Administration Buildings and Ground Warden PAUL C. KOCHAN MRS. 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'.7u'1ff.LQ'-MU ,. , .. , ff? if Q ,,.v,., 1 Q f X 2 X 3 R , 2 aw 1.f.5,,, mv Nana . ,mmm L..-.X-nf w ,,,. H ar-n we-as -smwffz-:: if-Sw - .,,,,,'f,,fgf:,-,-,af-N... .,4,.,.. .iw ...M Mmigm ,. MRS. CECIL WILLIAMS MRS. LESLIE WILSON MRS. J. F. WINTER Secretary to President Home Economics Parmenter Hostess DR. W. A. YOUNG v-........ History and Political Science ,gl 'is is-0-4 7-ov- ' it? 7 fa. 1 6 4 Zffifgk niv-sq' Baker Centurion Boosters MR. AND MRS. DON S. HALL, Oakley, Kans., '25 M0ftiC1aU MRS. VESTA FAZZAR, San Diego, Calif., '07 . MRS. R. C. SOUTHALL, Kansas City, Mo., '18 HOUSCW1fC MRS. W. C. HANSEN, Topeka, Kans. MRS. LENORA FRYE, Baldwin, Kans. Postal Clerk MRS. HAZEL K. PULLMAN, Garnett, Kans., '12 Retired Teacher REV. EDWIN M. OLIVER, Behrdew, Ill., '08 Retired Minister NICK H. TOPIK, Brigham City, Utah, '43 Real Estate and Insurance COL. LeROY A. WALTHALL, Oakland, Calif., '15 U. S. Air Force Retired HOMER E. RAPP, Oklahoma City, Okla., '04 Real Estate HAZEL SAMPLE KABLER, Kingman, Kans., '12 Housewife MR. AND MRS. B. R. PORTERFIELD, Albuquerque, N. M., '55, Engineer Union Carbide FRANCIS MAYWOOD SMITH, Sudan, Texas, '38 Teacher - Coach RUFUS S. KIRK, Wichita, Kans., '07 County Engineer RILEY WHITE GEARY, Oildale, Calif., '12 Teacher, Retired DR. W. C. HANSEN, Topeka, Kans. DCHUSI LOUIS R. GATES, Kansas City, Kans., '07 Lawyer KENNETH G. ASHBURN, Opa-Locka, Fla., Mechanic WILBUR F. ARNETT, La Jolla, Calif., '07 Retired Jeweler H. P. DEMAND, Evanston, Ill., '12 Fund Raising MRS. F. P. DICUS, Fremont, Nebr., '19 Housewife ABNER DILLEY, Grand Rapids, Mich., '08 Lawyer EDITH MILLER TUFTS, Downey, Calif., '23, Visiting Professor USC, Special Research FRANK B. SIEGRIST, Kansas City, Mo., '15 Siegrist Engraving Co. HARRY M. SHEUE, Huntington Beach, Calif., '20 Athletic Director BENNETT J. SIMS, Baltimore, Md., '43 Clergyman JOHN T. STOUGH, Houston, Texas, '24 Eye Physician MR. AND MRS. HAROLD SOULEN, Hutchinson, Kans., '26 Pastor BEULAH H. STEWART, Lawrence, Kans., '24 MR. AND MRS. W. C. SAMPLE, Kingman, Kans., '10 Banking ARTHUR G. SPILLER, Boulder Creek, Calif., '08, U. S. Civil Service. Phil., Ret. MR. AND MRS. O. L. TOMLISON, Kansas City, Mo., '43, Lt. Com., U. S. Navy MAURICE A. RISELING, Santa Ana, Calif., '40 Psychology AMY MCINTIRE MAHIN, Wichita, Kans, '06 FRED A. PRICE, Grosse Point, Mich., '10 Accountant WM. ESCO PETERS, Utica, Kans., '13 Banker JAMES L. RUBLE, Overbrook, Kans., '49 Doctor of Medicine DR. A. B. POTTER, Oklahoma City, Okla., '94 Retired MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM OUEAR, Kansas City, Mo., '37, Woolf Bros Clothing MR. AND MRS. GLENN E. PRICE, Bonner Springs, Kans., '36 Co-owner Feed Supply Mill FORREST M. LARMER, Muscatine, Iowa, '16, Registered Angus Cattle Breeder THOMAS F. CARLISLE, Kansas City, Mo., '51 Union National Bank F. P. WOLFF, Pratt, Kans., '41 Physician MR. AND MRS. WAGONER L. FOX, Kansas City, Mo., '50 School Teacher CHARLES W. EASLEY, Jr., Payette, Idaho, '43 Minister WAYNE L. MORRIS, Overland Park, Kans., '50 Ele. School Principal F. W. MULSOW, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 'll Physician and Surgeon HOPE VANDEVER MILLER, Cumberland, Md., '27 Homemaker MISS RUTH KOUTZ, Neodesha, Kans., '27 Bus. Ed. Teacher MR. AND MRS. LAUREN E. CONGER, Yates Center, Kans., 'll Retired LLOYD E. MCKENNEY, Greenfield, Mo., '48 Minister GALEN F. GABRIEL, St. Joseph, Mo., '55 Credit Adjustor WALTER C. WALKER, Kansas City, Mo., '06 Lawyer WENDELL L. COE, Rupert, Idaho, '41 Minister F. W. OSTERHOUT, Winfield, Kans., '15 Retired Teacher MR. AND MRS. ROBERT K. CHUBB, Columbus, Kans., '49 Farmer JOHN W. ARNOLD, Los Gatos, Calif., '43 Business VERNON R. MCMILLAN, Terre Haute, Ind., '15 Merchant MARJORIE STEELE PEYTON, Ft. Collins, Colo.. '20 Homemaker RALPH O. BUTZ, '21, Chicago, Ill.. Attorney R. L. RICKLEFS, '42, Glenrock. Wyo.. Const. Engineer MRS. ROBERTA SOWERS PRESNELL, Rockford, III., '29, Math. Teacher MRS. J. WM. COLLEY, CAnna C.J Tulsa, Ola., '05 PHYLLIS K. SIMPSON, Raytown, Mo., '50 Teacher N. KNOLL HERSH, New Orleans, La., '38 Teacher, Tulane U. N. YAHATA, Kuknichaele, Hawaii MISS FLETCHER R. WICKHAM, Patagonia, Ariz., '12 T6aChCr MRS. TOM H. BRUCE tMabel Stevensonj Newcastle, Wyo., '09 Rancher's Wife NORMAN G. HUNTER, Weatherford, Texas, '48, Asso. Prof., Weatherford Col. MRS. N. G. HUNTER, tMary Bess Hudginsj '48 Special Service, Teacher ERNEST B. STEWART, Beaver Crossing, Nebr., '23 Minister MILDRED E. CSpencerJ STEWART, Beaver Crossing, '27 Teacher ALVIN W. AULT, La Jolla, Calif., 01 Retired Educator J. A. STAVELY, LaVerne, Calif., '95 Retired Minister DON W. DAVIS, Kansas City, Mo., '55 Ist, Nat'l Bank MILDRED ARMSTEAD SMITH, Sioux City, Iowa, '26 Homemaker ARTHUR B. COOLE, Kansas City, Kans., '21, Methodist Pastor, Ex Missionary China ELIZABETH J. EBRIGHT, Topeka, Kans., '33 Librarian, Washburn University AMELIA J. BETTS, Baldwin, Kans., '32 1 Betts Store FRED A. MOLBY, Baldwin, Kans., '04, Prof. Emer. West Va. Univ. JEROME L. ANDERSON, Hunter, Okla., '14 Retired ARTHUR K. LOOMIS, Denver, Colo., '09 Retired Teacher B. A. GREEN, Portland, Ore., '08 Lawyer HUGH P. HARTLEY, Kansas City, Mo., '18 Cert. Pub. ACc't C. A. HOWARD, Salem, Ore., '07 Pres. Emeritus, Oregon College SAM HEDRICK, Newton Center, Mass., '32 Professor MRS. WILLIAM M. CLARK, SR., Baldwin, Kans., '46 MRS. B. A. tGrace Leach! GREEN, Portland, Ore., '08 Homemaker REV. CLIFFORD KNIGHT, Seattle, Wash., 34, Conference Director, Youth Work J. H. MOORE, Oketo, Kansas, '07 Banker MURRAY A. WILSON, Salina, Kans., '16 Consulting Engineer MR. AND MRS. ERNEST E. CLucile Kellyj Independence, Kans., '05-'06, Retail Lumber MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. IEdna Ruhlenj FRAZER, Des Moines, Wash., '15 Retired Teachers EDGAR C. MOORE, Fairbury, Nebr., '05 Retired Pastor, 1903 to 1950 J. M. CATLET, Emporia, Kans., '50 Physician F. C. KLIEWER, Cherokee, Okla., '23 Banking ELMER HOGE, Overland Park, Kans., '30 Lawyer MR. AND MRS. AUSTIN C. QMarcella Comptonj VINCENT, Kansas City, Mo. Attorney LeROY V. GARVER, Akron, Ohio, '20 Banker MR. AND MRS. FRED N. MILLER, Kansas City, Mo., '31 Teacher ALBERT E. KIRK, Wichita, Kans., '02 Religious Editor, Wichita Eagle MRS. RICHARD BREWSTER, Prairie Village, Kans., '48 Homemaker EARL V. NELSON, Vincent, Iowa, '52, Minister RECTOR GREEN, Axtell, Kans., '19 Minister J. LESTER BROWN, Mission, Kans., '15 Realtor R. E. FARROW, Waverly, Kans., '35 Banker WAYNE M. CAMPBELL, Garden City, Kans., '17 Title Abstracter R. BLISS WOLFE, Detroit, Mich., '21 Real Estate and Mortgages JOHN W. WELLBORN, Lompoc, Calif., '18 Mechanical Engineer MRS. A. F. CMabeI Beardj HALL, Kansas City, Kans., '07 Retired DOROTHY R. CANHAM, Kansas City, Mo., '34 Teacher MRS L. F. WALTER, Kingman, Kans., Retired MRS HOBRAT A. MARTIN, Casper, Wyo. MRS. CLARA WEBSTER RAPP, San Marino, Calif., Retired Coordinator, Junior Employment, Los Angeles Schools MRS. J. C. REED, Salina, Kans., Salina Child Evangelism Fellowship Director MRS WEBB E. FENTON, Baldwin, Kans., '56 Teacher MINNIE B. MYERS, Lincoln, Nebr. NOLA MARPLE MURPHREE, Altoona, Ala., Teacher MRS. CHARLES L. EMLEY, Salina, Kans. MRS. MARJORY M. BROCKETT, fMrs. W. JJ, Atchison, Kans., Retired High School Registrar WILLIAM W. WASHAM, Marceline, Mo., SHICSIUHH E. C. DUNN, Bonner Springs, Kans., Farm Machinery ARAGO B. STEWART, Kansas City, Mo., '25, Division Commercial Engineer, Southwestern Bell Telephone C. P. MILLS, Joplin, Mo., '20 Chaplain Freeman Hospital VIRGINIA G. MARKHAM, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, '19 TCHCIICY MRS. GLENN SELTER, Oklahoma City, Okla., '44 Homemaker INA DIXON FILLEY, Rogers, Ark., '11 Homemilkef MRS. V. L. LUCAS, Chico, Calif., '46, Owner, Western Auto Associate Store BURT O. BEAL, Tacoma, Wash., '14 College of Puget Sound M. M. BOWERS, Kansas City, Mo., '07 MR. AND MRS. ALLEN P. CPearl J.J MCCAUL, Manitowac, Wis., '38 Methodist Clergyman DR. W. C. MARKHAM, North Hollywood, Calif., '91 Retired but not tired MRS. RUSSELL P. CHelen Bucknerl DRAKE, Silver Spring, Maryland, '26, Homemaker MRS. WALLACE B. FLEMING CHelen Wilsonl, '14 Retired teacher, Homemaker MRS. H. C. CWenona Wilsonj JETT, 16 Retired Missionary, Homemaker MR. AND MRS. DAVID E. URNER, Bakersfield, Calif., '14, Appliance Furniture Dealer MR. AND MRS. WARREN E. CMarion RJ DeSPAIN, Cicero, Ill., '47, Methodist Minister MRS. LEE N. CMarjorie Moyerl DUNCAN, '40 Homemaker MINER R. PYLES, Camdenton, Mo., '11 Retired WARREN C. RICE, Portland, Ore., '23 Underwriter CINDY SPEAR, Fairfax, Mo., '56 Medical Technologist ELZADA HARRIS COLLINSWORTH, ElDorado, Kans., '13 Homemaker GEORGE W. HOOD, Deland, Florida, '43, Dean of Men, Stetson University MRS. JESSE A. CLaura Kochlerj ZABEL, Daykin, Nebr., 17 Homemaker SARAH HEINZ, Wichita, Kans., '56 Librarian ARTHUR FLAGLER FULTZ, Newton Highlands, Mass., '22, Chm., Department of Music Therapy, New England Conservatory CLARENCE H. STEVENSON, Baytown, Texas, '29 Research Chemist EUGENE M. FRANK, St. Louis, Mo. Methodist Bishop AGNES COVALT, Chula Vista, Calif., '07 Registered Nurse FLOYD MULKEY, Chicago 37, Illinois, '25, Editor, New Standard Encyclopedia JESS BEAN, Overbrook, Kansas Painter MRS. RUBY ROSEDALE STROUP, Nortonville, Kans., '22, Accountant, K. U. Medical Center WARREN V. PRINCE. West Covina, Calif., Reg. Prof. Mechanical Engineer WILLIAM A. TAYLOR, Hollywood, Calif., '12 Office Supply Business Owner WINONA LEE BEACH, Goodland, Kans., '52 MRS. WENDELL CRoberta Warrenh KNABE, Edgerton, Kans., '38, Homemaker MRS. JOHN L. CAnna Durboroughj KIRKPATRICK, Olathe, Kans., '05, Home- maker MRS. R. L. CThelma McMul1enJ KUHLMAN, Fremont, Nebr., '42, Homemaker MISS ALICE HAIGH, Lyons, Kans., '10 Teacher LAUREN C. GILMAN, Coral Gables, Fla., '36 Professor of Zoology MRS. G. E. tWanda VilvenI OMER, JR., Junction City, Kans., '49, Homemaker MR. AND MRS. GEORGE L. CPatricia Wrightj TERRY, Valley View, Landour, Mussoorie, United Provinces, India, '41, Missionary Acc't, Methodist Church, Southern Asia MRS. DAVID VON RIESEN, Manhattan, Kans., '46 Receptionist FRANK A. HOBBLE, JR., Barstow, Calif., '31 Santa Fe R.R. PIERCE R. HOBBLE, Dodge City, Kans., '30 Clerk JOHN F. SCHWAB, Arlington, Va., '24, Mathematician and Astrophysicist MRS. ADA LEE HART, Tacoma, Wash. Homemaker EDWARD I. GILMAN, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., '40 Nurseryman HENRY W. KAUFMAN, Omaha, Nebr., '38 Life Insurance, N. Y. Life MR. AND MRS. HARRY M. WEIBLE. Miami Springs, Fla., 39, Exec. Pilot DOROTHY l. JACKSON, Houston, Texas, '50 MRS. JOHN HURT, Nebraska City, Nebr., '39 BALDWIN, KANSAS THE IDEAL HOME TOWN 'r KANSAS .0000 ae 'aqui' BALDWIN Q' THE omcvNAL SANTA FE TRAIL ,v ...goo EXCELLENT LOCATION ,,....,. - .LL ON U.S. HIWAY 56 EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION .Ld CLEC L CULT L BUS AND RAIL EXCELLENT SCHOOLS -L LLLLL GRADE - HIGH - COLLEGE EXCELLENT CHURCHES LLLLLLLL LLL I PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC EXCELLENT RECREATIONAL FACILITIES L-- LL- -. -L .CLOSE PARK AND LAKES - TENNIS AND GOLF IF YOU ARE SEEKING A PLACE TO LIVE, A PLACE TO WORK, OR A COLLEGE EDUCATION, COME TO BALDWIN 75 YEARS OF SERVICE To BAKER, BALDWIN 8. COMMUNITY In this centennial year for Baker we are proud that one family has been serving the building needs of this community for three-fourths of Baker's life. Starting in 1883 as a sole proprietorship, CHARLES P. IVES 8. CO. Changing in 1907 to a partnership of Charles P. Ives and Forrest M. Hartley, operating as IVES-HARTLEY LUMBER CO. and other partnerships under the same name until 1942 when the present owners. Hugh P. Hartley and Genevieve Hartley Kuraner fMrs. Alfredh. the children of F. M. Hartley and Mary Ives Hartley and the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Ives. formed a partnership. doing business as BALDWIN LUMBER CO. and are still interested and boosting for Baker University FASHl0N'S BEST FRIEND in Baldwin is BETTY B'S Everything for the Smart College Girl Phone 367 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from REEVES Sc, I0c, 1.00, and up See us tor Books, School Supplies, and most other items you need at Baker Compliments of Robinson Hardware Life is but a piece of paper white Upon which each of us may write a line or two. Greatly begun, though Thou has time but for a line, Be that Sublime. Not failure. But low aim is crime The Baldwin State Bank Capital Account i'p250,000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C. B. BUTELL, President HALE STEELE, Cashier DON NUTT, Assistant Cashier Commercial Banking Service and Loans General Insurance Agency BALDWIN Phone 1 KANSAS SHULTS GROCERY Quality Groceries - Fresh Meats Phone I37 Did You Oversleep and Miss Your Breakfast COME to the D 8. M Mr. and Mrs. Shultz Phone ll2 MR. 8- MRS. LAWRENCE A. LAMB JAMES S. REED, M. D. BEEDLES MOTOR CO. Sales Service Phone 38 Baldwin Baldwin, Kansas lT'S FORD'S FOR FOODS BILL HORN'S MEN'S SHOP PENDLETON CLINIC HITCHCOCK DRUG CO. Prescriptions, Our Specialty Phone 47 Baldwin apck v X . 'I QEANERX Baldwin City, Kansas One Day Service S. H. FLICKINGER, D.D.S. JACK FLICKINGER, D.D.S. F. A. GLEASON, D.C. S E L Z E R ' S JEWELRY GIFTS FLOWERS Phone 4 Featuring Steaks and Chicken O A K L O D G E Phone 2020 Congratulations from BALDWIN FURNITURE Herman and Winnie Brown THE JAY SHOPPE Sports Wear -- Dresses -- Formals Lawrence, Kansas Dial I320 K L W N LAWRENCE Arden Booth KEELER'S BOOK STORE CONGRATULATIONS! IT'S BAKER'S TOOTH YEAR and... IT'S ouR 75TH YEAR THE BALDWIN LEDGER II Y P Needs, Phone 45 S T883 For A our rinting SELL WE SERVICE GUARANTEE SHEET METAL, PLUMBING, and ELECTRIC HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING 2'L'5f,, HAWS 8. FAUST PLUMBING THE STUDENTS FAVORITE ff 5.fm'lfH.I1f Y SANTA FE TRAIL CAFE PHONE 68 CHET 81 AUDREY Be Wise GUY'S POTATO CHIPS Buy Guy's IN THE YELLOW AND GREEN CELLOPHANE BAG Guy's Nut 8. Potato Chip Co. SOLD IN MOST GROCERY STORES IN KANSAS 221 3 Harrison ST. Kansas Ciiy, Mo. Always Guy's Always Fresh Q -9 QQXAOOL ANNUALS 'Fl 6906 X A 9 PRNTEE W p xzzxwafzlz 4 0119aw7, MARCELINE, MISSOURI MARCELINE MISSOURI CONGRA TULA TIONS GKCISS o 'IQj7 PHONE AND OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL THE Cm www UM W fwmwmcmzuwy Portraits in The Centennial Wildcat Were Prepared By WrigI1t's Studio Formerly Eitners Phone 440 324 South Main Ottawa, Kansas Enioy BENNETT'S Ice Cream Ask Your Favorite Dealer Bennett Creamery Company Ottawa, Kansas LAWRENCE SANITARY MILK WEAVER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 8 ICE CREAM CO. Lawrence, Kansas 202 W. Sixth Phone VI 3-5511 Your Music for 70 Years LAWRENCE Lef's Continue the Relationship LAUNDRY if DRY CLEANERS B E L L ' S Phone VI 3-2644 922 Mass. QUaIifY 0UfSIandiI19 Wherever you go after graduation, you can always buy GENUINE SECO ENGRAVED Wedding Invitations 81 Announcements, Monograms, Stationery, Christmas Cards, Business Cards, Letterheads Ask Your Home Town Dealer Or Siegrist Engraving Company Kansas City, Missouri 4 Abosamra, George 191 Clues Street Pine Crest Drive Pawtucket, Rhode Island Adams, John 5132 Ash Mission, Kansas Ainsworth, Harley 331 So. Cedar Ottawa, Kansas Albright, Charles 500 No. 8th St. Kansas City, Missouri Albright, Martha R. R. 2 Overbrook, Kansas Alexander, Don 21 E. 54th Kansas City, Missouri Alff, Norman 6818 Paseo Kansas City. Missouri Anderson, Carl R. R. 2, Box 251 Chanute, Kansas Anderson, Kirk 6615 W. 75th Overland Park, Kansas Anderson, Mary 709 N. Linwood Ave. Santa Ana, California Anderson, Richard Beattie, Kansas Ashburn, Gary 2475 NW 170 Terrace Opa-Locka, Florida Austin, Carol 820 Dearborn Baldwin, Kansas Aydelott, James 2839 Wood Ave. Kansas City, Kansas Index Bacon, Beverly 1119 Forest Topeka, Kansas Bailey, Lynette 7040 Wilson Lane Bethesda, Maryland Baker, Jackie 49th Phelps Road Independence, Missouri Baker, Clarence Rt. 3, Box 219B Orland, California Baker, Judith 1807 Wells Bakersfield, California Baker, Richard Ouemmo, Kansas Bamesberger, Jerry Americus. Kansas Barham, John E. 619 Medford Topeka, Kansas Barnhardt, Gordon R. R. No. 3 Leavenworth, Kansas Baumgardner, Gerald Box 738 Parsons, Kansas Baumwart, Lloyd 128 Glenside Ponca City, Oklahoma Bayha, Roslyn Route 4 Liberty, Missouri Bean, Harry Overbrook, Kansas Bear, Beverly 2544 W. 90th Kansas City 15, Missouri Beardslee, Gary 38 Circle Drive Hutchinson, Kansas Beedles, Betty 615 Jersey Baldwin, Kansas Beery, Charles 51 13 Birch Mission, Kansas Behrend, John 314 N. 14th Kansas City, Kansas Bennetts, Albert 837 W. 71 Terrace Kansas City, Missouri Bennett, Richard Madison, Kansas Beveridge, Louise 217 Main Russell. Kansas Bigpond, Phyllis 324W East Dewey Sapulpa, Oklahoma Bishop, Donald 4317 W. 69 Terr. Prairie Village 15, Kansas Bixby, Claire 11 Crescent Blvd. . Hutchinson, Kansas Blackwood, G. D. Box 47 Buffalo, Kansas Blanchard, Robert 515 Custer St. Council Grove, Kansas Blossom. Duane 1405 So. 32nd St. Parsons, Kansas Bolling, Duane 628 N. Chicago Av e. Rockford. Ill. Borchart, Dean Box 255 Lansing, Kansas Brassfield, Donna Edgerton, Kansas Brassfield, Jay Edgerton, Kansas Braun, Barbara 5308 Sycamore Drive Mission, Kansas Brecheisen, David R. R. 3 Garnett, Kansas Brewer, Robert 3132 Main Kansas City, Missouri Brickey, Marcia 220 Rainbow Lane Kansas City, Missouri Brinkerhoof, Zach 1681 E. Cedar Ave. Denver, Colorado Bronston, James 800 Rosewood Winnetka, Illinois Brown. Barbara Coile, Apts. Baldwin, Kansas Brown, Charles 194 14th St. Osawatomie, Kansas Brown, George Coile Apts. Baldwin, Kansas Brown, Ruth 824 S, 54th Turner, Kansas Brunkau, Phyllis Route 2 Ponca City, Oklahoma Bullock, Albert Box 246 Strong City, Kansas Burgard, Linda 2420 E. 69th St. Kansas City, Missouri Buohl, Audrey 117 Scenic Drive Dobbs Ferry, New York Busch, Meredith 739 Bryan Elmhurst, Illinois Butterworth, Robert 5814 Propcct Kansas City, Missouri Buxton, William Rt. 3 Topeka, Kansas Calderwood, Alice 351 Plant Ave. Webster Groves 19, Mo. Carder, Sharon 125 Cypress Kansas City, Missouri Carleton, Rex Pinckneyville, Illinois Carolan, Betsy 5426 Garfield Kansas City, Missouri Cassell, Frances 1 1 17 Olive Leavenworth, Kansas Cassell, William 1 1 17 Olive Leavenworth, Kansas Caywood, Charles 2nd St. Garden City, Kansas Chastain, Melvin 4700 W. 65th Mission, Kansas Childress, Curtis 805 W. 4 Webb City, Missouri Chong, Ah Fatt 43 Kampong Siam Kuala Lumpur Selangor, Malaya Christner, Sue Burdick, Kansas Clark, Carol Ann 710 10th St. Baldwin, Kansas Clark, Carollyn 6030 Lamar Mission, Kansas Clark, Jerold 1016 Ella Kansas City, Kansas Clark, William 436 E. 13 Baxter Springs, Kansas Clinton, Jarrett 432 S. Elm Ottawa, Kansas Close, Daniel 1 1 1 Pratt Bonner Springs, Kansas Cochran, Barbara 8016 W. 64 Merriam, Kansas Coiner, Miles R. R. 1, Box 9 Edwardsville, Kansas Coldsmith, Eleanor W. 4 Shawnee Paola, Kansas Cole, Robert 721 N. 3rd Lawrence, Kansas Coleman, John R. 227 W. 2 Garnett, Kansas Coleman, William 748 So. Crawford Fort Scott, Kansas Collier, Sally 1134 E. 75 Terrace Kansas City, Missouri Collingwood, John Box 1 Johnson, Kansas Collins, Bill R. R. 3 Baldwin, Kansas Collins, Deane 6627 Santa Fe Drive Overland Park, Kansas Collins, Dorothy 4621 Kimball Kansas City 4, Kansas Collister, Carole 300 W. 113 St. Kansas City 14, Missouri Coole, Andrew 1012 8th Baldwin, Kansas Coole, Thomas 1012 8th Baldwin, Kansas Corazin, Sandra 2910 W. 87 Terr. Kansas City 15, Missouri Cordill, Owen 2050 Lane Topeka, Kansas Cornett, Pansy R. 5 Paola, Kansas Couch, Jerry Powhattan, Kansas Courtney, Kathleen 910 Grove Baldwin, Kansas Craig, Barbara 701 Main Osawatomie, Kansas Crook, Larry 3636 E. 4 Topeka, Kansas Crute, Beverly 1611 West Walnut Independence, Missouri Cunningham, Nancy 2811 Parkwood Kansas City, Kansas Curtis, Judith 2207 E. 69th Terr. Kansas City, Missouri Daugherty, Dennis 806 Indiana Baldwin, Kansas Davidson, John 409W E. Meyer Kansas City, Missouri Davis, Jerry Moran, Kansas Davis, Michael DeSoto, Kansas Deacon, Nancy 3035 Scotland Street Los Angeles 39, California deFreese, Byron 1873 Minnesota Kansas City, Kansas Dexter, James Box 131 Eudora, Kansas Dill, John Lake Shore Drive Kansas City, Kansas Doerr, Alfred Box 33 Jarbalo, Kansas Doyle, James 4746 W. Arthur Avenue Lincolnwood 30, Illinois Draper, James R. F. D. 4 Olathe, Kansas Ducate, Sharon 9515 Belleview Kansas City, Missouri Ducate, Shirley 9515 Belleview Kansas City, Missouri Dunn, Keith 100 South Park Bonner Springs, Kansas Ebright, Judith 1400 East 56th St. Chicago 37, Ill. Ehrhardt, Barbara 3540 North 73 Street Bethel, Kansas Eisminger, Karen 413 East Sixteenth Hutchinson, Kansas Ellis, Donna 8618 Walmar Overland Park, Kansas Elswick, Charles Box 46 Harman, Virginia Engel, Lila 6426 Agnes Kansas City 30, Missouri Enochs, Richmond Rural Route 7 Topeka, Kansas Ericson, Mary Rural Route 1 Lawrence, Kansas Errickson, Eric 852 North Iola, Kansas Errickson, Sonja 852 North Iola, Kansas Ervin, James 9624 W. 88th Street Overland Park, Kansas Farquhar, Donald Edgerton, Kansas Faulkner, James 91 Twitchgrass Road Trumbull, Connecticut Fessler, Thomas 5816 Fontana Drive Mission, Kansas Fischer, Janice 524 Champa Pratt, Kansas Fisher, Robert 2744 Quincy Kansas City 28, Missouri Floyd, Robert 2227 W. First Topeka, Kansas Ford, Arthur M. R. R. 1 Filmore, Missouri Ford, Brian Lucas, Kansas Ford, King Lucas, Kansas' Ford, Ramona ' 3230 Jackson St. Joseph, Missouri Fothergill, Jane 827 Rose Des Plaines, Illinois Foundopoulos, Spyros Greece Franklin, Bruce 4770 Kolohala St. Honolulu 15, Hawaii Fraser, Judith 6409 W. 72nd Terrace Overland Park, Kansas Fresh, Torrey 6028 Delmar Mission, Kansas Fricke, Carla 2626 Kentucky Topeka, Kansas Fritts, Charles Amsterdam, Missouri Fryer, George 10005W. 87th St. Overland Park, Kansas Fuller, David 7001 Nall Prairie Village, Kansas Fuller, Richard 1419 South 33rd Street Kansas City, Kansas Gabbert, Carol 913 Jersey Baldwin, Kansas Gabbert, Paul 913 Jersey Baldwin, Kansas Gammill, Hazel Eudora, Kansas Geenens, Ronald 7823 West 65th Merriam, Kansas Geenens, Shirley 734 Freeman Topeka, Kansas Gessner, Emmalie 1012 7th Street Baldwin, Kansas Getman, John Box 171 llion, New York Gibson, Allan Circleville, Kansas Gibson, David 3182 North 14th Kansas City, Kansas Giebler, James 400 Butternut Court Orange, Connecticut Gilkey, Shirley 5641 Goodman Merriam, Kansas Gillis, Howard 4638 Shawnee Drive Kansas City, Kansas Giordano, Paul 845 Washington Ave. Philadelphia 47, Penn Goacher, Gerald l 10 East Short Independence, Missouri Going, Jacquelyn 526 So. Locust Ottawa, Kansas Good, Terry 8512 Valley View Drive Overland Park, Kansas Goode, Linda 2950 North 60th Kansas City, Kansas Goss, Richard 2702 West 71st Prairie Village, Kansas Grantham, Jared Johnson, Kansas Grove, Jon Axtell, Kansas Haberbosch, Carol Box 471 Moran, Kansas' Haberbosch, Lyle Box 471 Moran, Kansas Hamilton, Nancy 1733 Lockhart Lane Osawatomie, Kansas Hannaford, Lois 70 Whittier Pawtucket, Rhode Island Hansen, Gracia 1934 James Topeka, Kansas Hanson, Gary 5704 Hadley Merriam, Kansas Harbison, Howard 5625 Riggs Mission, Kansas Harris, Carolyn 770 Pine Belton, Missouri Harrison, Barbara Box 78 Welda, Kansas Harrison, Carl 2200 So. 34th Kansas City 6, Kansas Hart, Carol 6014 Paseo Kansas City, Missouri Haskard, Patricia 63 Circle Drive Hutchinson, Kansas Haskin, Diann 232 W. 2nd N. Salt Lake City 16, Utah Haskin, Jane R. R. 2 Olathe, Kansas Hawk, Melvin 609 North 5th Atchison, Kansas Hayes, Kent 1268 Pembroke Topeka, Kansas Hayes, Ronald 4732 Adams Kansas City, Kansas Head, Charles 724 North 8th Neodesha, Kansas Heaton, James 816 Grove Baldwin, Kansas Hedges, Richard R. R. 2 Blue Mound, Kansas Hedges, Thomas R. R. 2 Blue Mound, Kansas Helm, Franklyn 5217 Wabash Kansas City, Missouri Helm, Saundra 215 Hillside Topeka, Kansas Henak, Ronald Tonganoxie, Kansas Henry, Judith 8504 West 63rd Merriam, Kansas Herod, Jo Ann Kansas City, Kansas Herold, Don 1934 North 24th Kansas City, Kansas Herold, Marianne 1934 North 24th Kansas City, Kansas Heuermann, Donna 1458 East 75th Terrace Kansas City, Missouri Higdon, Samuel 517 Main Goodland, Kansas Higgins, Sharon 6100 Floyd Merriam, Kansas Hill, Richard 8625 West 60th Merriam, Kansas Hind, James R. R. 1 Madison, Kansas Hines, William 632 West Elm Olathe, Kansas Hixon, David 3400 Eliot Denver ll, Colorado Hodgdon, Robert 7710 West 63rd Merriam, Kansas Holland, Ronald 1659 South 44th Kansas City, Kansas Holley, Gerald 313 North Campbell Pleasant Hill, Missouri Hollinger, Charles 725 South Water Olathe, Kansas Hollins, Wayne Box 181 Pamona, Kansas Holmberg, Phyllis Tonganoxie, Kansas Holmes, Lynn 538 High Denver, Colorado Holt, Glen , 1000 North Mulberry Abilene, Kansas Hong, Jea Rhin 1-4 Second Street Shinmonn-ro, Chongho-ky Seoul, Korea Hong, Zai Ryong Seoul, Korea Hopkins, Joanne 5837 Highland Kansas City, Missouri House, Patricia Blue Springs, Missouri Houston, Carolyn 11244 Sunnyslope Drive Hickman Mills, Missouri Howard, Jerry 3012 Delavan Kansas City 4, Missouri Hubbard, Bobby Lee Amazonia, Missouri Huffman, Barrett 1210 May Marysville, Kansas Huffman, Ruth 1510 West 8th Topeka, Kansas , Hunter, William 632 W. Dartmouth Road Kansas City, Missouri Irwin, Marilyn 1421 South Cedar Ottawa, Kansas Isaac, Priscilla 216 North Elm Stockton, Kansas Jackman, Raymond 608 South 11th Sabetha, Kansas Jackson, Edward 1700 New Hampshire Lawrence, Kansas Jamison, Martha R. R. 1 Linwood, Kansas Jarvie, Helen 6 Crescent Road Pawtucket, Rhode Island Johnson, Gerald 4738 West 18th Topeka, Kansas Johnson, J. Peter 223 Main Osawatomie, Kansas Johnson, Larry 914 North 10th Marysville, Kansas Johnson, Marcia 714 North 4th Burlington, Kansas Jones, Jerry Garnett, Kansas Jones, Jimmie 1301 West 3rd Atchison, Kansas Jones, Lonnie Carter Apartments Fourth Garnett, Kansas Jones, Margaret 3825 Virginia Kansas City 9, Missouri Jones, Phillip 3825 Virginia Kansas City 9, Missouri Jones, Robert 5015 Gaylord Denver, Colorado Julian, Greta Johnson, Kansas Jordan, Jack Box 402 Edwardsville, Kansas Karns, Judy Circleville, Kansas Kean, James 871 So. Water Olathe, Kansas Keefe, Thomas 912 E. 78th St. Kansas City, Missouri Keirns, Kay 133 N. Van Brunt Kansas City, Missouri Keith, Donald 305 E. Kaskaskia Paola, Kansas Kelley, Gretchen 2016 Braddock Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Kepner, James M. 6732 El Monte Prairie Village, Kansas Kesler, James 1528 Boswell Topeka, Kansas Kikendall, James 1426 N. Broadwell Grand Island, Nebraska Kim, Hee Kyung 5 3Ka Kwang Bokdons Pusan, Korea Kim, Tong II 104-1 yaiji-Dong Chongro- Seoul, Korea !Ku Kirker, Kathy Baldwin, Kansas Kitchen, Rex 5206 W. 49th Mission, Kansas Kitterman, Richard North Oak Garnett, Kansas Koons, David 5014 W. 69th Terr. Prairie Village, Kansas Kramer, Richard Wellsville, Kansas Krumpe, Richard Rt. 2 Peoria, Ill. Kundee, Robert 7605 Oak Kansas City, Missouri Ladd, Linda Box 496 Tulsa, Oklahoma Lady, Judy 4308 W. 74th Terr. Prairie Village, Kansas Lambert, Glenda 2430 Illinois Topeka, Kansas Landreth, Robert 811 E. 4th Wellington, Kansas Lange, Mary R. R. 1 Cummings, Kansas Langford, Donald 419 W. 66th Terrace Kansas City, Missouri Larson, Carol 100 St. 8: 69 Highway Overland Park, Kansas Larson, Virginia 1706 Ash St. Des Plaines, Ill. LaRue, Jean R. F. D. 3 Erie, Kansas Laughlin, Patricia 8101 Shawnee Drive Overland Park, Kansas Lawrence, Dean 106 Gaylord Gashland, Missouri Lawrence, Gary 6650 Military Ave. Omaha, Nebraska Lawrence, Sarah 8701 Highway 69 Overland Park, Kansas Lawson, Beverly Alden, Kansas Lawson. Jo Ann 4647 Wyoming Kansas City, Missouri Layle, Nancy 502 E. Jackson lola, Kansas Layman. Willred 824 E. Street Parkville, Missouri Lee, James Overbrook. Kansas Lee, J. Douglas 59 Houstatomie Devon, Connecticut Lee. Sam Sung 103-2 Fourth St. Myungeroon-Dong Seoul, Korea Leff, Linda 640 N. Washington Hinsdale. lllinois Lehman, Jerald 1 1 1 Eleventh St. Baldwin, Kansas Lentz, Carol 1918 Lincoln Baxter Springs, Kansas Lentz, Genevieve 1001 Atchison St. Atchison, Kansas Leutert, Judith 2543 Maryland Topeka, Kansas Leuei, Robert 133-41 84th St. New York, N. Y. Lewis, Charlene 1300 Peoria Louisburg, Kansas Lidikay, Shari 589 Belmont Pratt, Kansas Lindsey. John Pomona, Kansas Lipps, Julie 5001 W. 72nd Prairie Village. Kansas Litchman, Ellen 150 So. Sth St. Salina. Kansas Lollar, Carol 421 W. 5th St. Ottawa. Kansas Lombardi, Alan 190 Flower Hill Road Huntington, N. Y. Longwell. Charles 1623 Walker Ave. Kansas City, Kansas Lord, Patricia Lancaster. Kansas Low, Joseph 1212 W. 6th Cofleyville, Kansas Loy, Mary Jean Box 353 Hickman Mills, Mo. Ludvicek, Francis 1526 W. 22nd Lawrence. Kansas Lyle, Larry 4021 Silver Kansas City, Kansas McCracken, Larry 731 Ash Ottawa, Kansas McCullough, Bryan Lawrence, Kansas McDaniel, James Lyndon, Kansas McDermed. Judith 9 West 19th Hutchinson, Kansas McDowell, Richard 900 Pacific Osawatomie, Kansas McGinley, Frank 5000 Southridge Kansas City, Kansas McKenzie. Mary Kay 418 W. 63rd Kansas City, Missouri McLaughlin, Arden R. R. 1 De Soto, Kansas McManis, Roy 915 Eogemere Dr. Olathe. Kansas McMillan, Gary 109 So. Exchange Emporia, Kansas McNeill, Marilyn R. R. 1 Goodland. Kansas Macy, Betty Canton, Ohio Macy, Shirley Canton, Ohio Malone, Michael 2208 W. 97th St. Kansas City, Missouri Mann, Scott 817 E. Jackson lola, Kansas Mansfield, Charles 508 E. Franklin Clinton, Missouri Maret, James 7661 Rainbow Drive Prairie Village 15, Kansas Markland, Roy 130 Morehouse Bridgeport, Connecticut Marti, Lynn 1635 Osage Manhattan, Kansas Marvin, James Baldwin, Kansas Mattingly, Larry LeRoy, Kansas Mauch. Lynda 2830 So. Forest lndepcndence, Missouri Maze, Richard 1828 Hudson Topeka, Kansas Mellcnbruch, Phyllis 1721 W. 2nd Topeka, Kansas Merrill, Merna 6024 Tracy Kansas City, Missouri Miles, Stanley 241 W. 2nd Garnett, Kansas Miller, Gordon Stillwell, Kansas Miller, Jerry 432 Fairmount Davenport, Iowa Miller, Michael 199 So. 18th Kansas City, Kansas Miller, Mitzi 404 E. 90th St. Kansas City, Missouri Miller, Patric 618 W. Ash El Dorado, Kansas Miller, Perry 914 W. 4th Concordia, Kansas Miliken, Nancy 1 133 Wabash Topeka, Kansas Milton, Suzanne 7036 Paseo Kansas City, Missouri Ming, Janice 507 NE 4th Abilene, Kansas Minter, Joyce 7327 Springfield Kansas City, Missouri Mitchell, Merle 1220 West 21st Lawrence, Kansas Mitchell, Ronald 8501 Johnson Drive Merriam, Kansas Mock, Edward 5551 Hadley Merriam, Kansas Moffitt, Dean 5129 Olive St. Kansas City, Missouri Morris, Donald 628 So. Locust Ottawa, Kansas Morris, John Rt. 7 Topeka, Kansas Morrison, Carole 7639 Hemlock Overland Park, Kansas Morrison, Ann 5128 W. 60th Terr. Mission, Kansas Morse, Nancy 839 So. Sycamore Ottawa, Kansas Meuller, James 8212 Valley View Drive Overland Park, Kansas Muensch, Ray 2816 W. 91st St. Kansas City 15, Missouri Murphy, Mary Lee 424 E. 4th Wellsville, Kansas Myers, Janet 7617 W. 64th Mission, Kansas Nau, Gene 5 Cricket Lane Brentwood 17, Missouri Neal, Mike 13016 Grandview Rd. Grandview, Missouri Nedvar, Chester 10613 Edbrooke Ave. Chicago 28, Illinois Neumann, Denis 9251 Canterbury Kansas City 15, Missouri Netherland, Sue 81 1 Webster Lane Des Plaines, Illinois Noonan, Roger 5100 W. 57th St. Mission, Kansas O'Byrne, Mike 6920 Brooklyn Kansas City 30, Missouri Oxford, Bill 220 W. Isabelle St. St. Joseph, Missouri Pantle, Jim 737 College Topeka, Kansas Park, Young Soon 44 Chun Yun Dong Seoul, Korea Parkin, Louis 116 E. Ashton Grand Island, Nebraska Parrish, Patsy 5920 N. Poplar Drive Kansas City 16, Missouri Peckham, Deanna 2625 Everett Kansas City 2, Kansas Perkins, David R. R. Richmond, Kansas Perrin, Betty Lou 511 So. Main Yates Center, Kansas Perry, George Waverly, Kansas Perry, George Waverly, Kansas Perry, Ruth R. R. 2 Baldwin, Kansas Petering, Janice 4818 Marvin Rd. Kansas City, Missouri Pettibone, Lester 224 No. 14th Kansas City 2, Kansas Phang, Yat Hoong 74 Hicks Rd. Kuala Lomper, Malaya Pierce, David 5327 W. 60 Terr. Mission, Kansas Pierpoint, Barbara 1528 S. Hillside Wichita 17, Kansas Plaskett, Judy 2201 E. 70th Kansas City 30, Missouri Pratt, Prudence Ann 415 E. 69 Highway Kansas City 17, Missouri Plumlee, Bob 7440 Forest Kansas City, Missouri Poindexter, Dee R. R. 1 Baldwin, Kansas Price, Douglas 2220 E. 73 St. Kansas City, Missouri Quellhorst, Jane 209 W. Piankishaw Paola, Kansas Randel, Leon Rural Route 3 Baldwin, Kansas Randel, Olive Rural Route 3 Baldwin, Kansas Raney, Harley 714 S. 14 Parsons, Kansas Rea, Ted 805 Middle Leavenworth, Kansas Reed, Mary Lee 5215 W. 66 Terr. Mission, Kansas Rees, Eugene 5702 58th Place San Diego, California Reeves, Melba 808 6th Baldwin, Kansas Regier, Gene 408 6th St. Baldwin, Kansas Rehorn, Thomas Box 246 Newton, Kansas Rexroat, Mabel Route 1, Box 20 Hovington, Kansas Reynolds, Henry 5427 Briar Mission, Kansas Rice, Sandra 7434 Flora Kansas City, Missouri Roach, David Adrian, Missouri Roach, Ellen 414 Woodlawn Topeka, Kansas Robinson, Sandra 6325 Chestnut Kansas City, Missouri Rogers, Marvin Route No. 9 Topeka, Kansas Rose, Sibyl 1206 High Topeka, Kansas Roseberry, Sally 5651 Granada Mission, Kansas Rowe, Jim 5735 Olive Kansas City, Missouri Rubow, John 1 E. Eighth Chanute, Kansas Rucker, Chauncy 335 S. Ruten Wichita, Kansas Rush, Jacqueline Edgerton, Kansas Sadler, Ellen 9th and Baker Baldwin, Kansas Sadler, Robert 9th and Baker Baldwin, Kansas Saferite, Ronald Portola, California Samuelson, John 326 N. 20th Kansas City, Kansas Samuelson, Robert Axtell, Kansas Sapp, Sandra 536 Trotter Maize, Kansas Scarborough, John 505 8th St. Baldwin, Kansas Schafer, Janet Vermillion, Kansas Schmidtke, Charmae 5528 Sawanee Kansas City 3, Kansas Schons, Richard 4744 Canterbury Kansas City, Kansas Schrader, Gordon 228 Clay Topeka, Kansas Scott, Galen Box 132 Axtell, Kansas Seltsam, Jim 3615 Strafford Topeka, Kansas Seward, Ralph 5805 Grand Kansas City, Missouri Seymour, Sharon 6001 Newton Merriam, Kansas Sheldon, Vicki 1224 W. 73 Kansas City, Missouri Shemwell, Gary 1612 E. 76th Kansas City, Missouri Shepherd, James 3901 Broadway Kansas City, Missouri Sherrets, Harold Route No. 1 Wakarusa, Kansas Sherrets, Sherral Route No. 1 Wakarusa, Kansas Shores, Richard 304 4th Street Osawatomie, Kansas Shores, Robert 304 4th St. Baldwin, Kansas Sikorski, Raymond 84 Asglum St. Bridgeport, Connecticut Silvers, James 455 E. Park Olathe, Kansas Simmons, Ann 877 Manorcrest Dr. Kansas City, Kansas Simmons, Jo 4717 Holly Kansas City, Missouri Simmons, Mary 4717 Holly Kansas City, Missouri Simmons, Sharon 1308 E. 108 Terr. Kansas City, Missouri Simonson, Lee 2061 Brookside Dr. Scotch Plains, New Jersey Sims, John 6742 E. 14th St. Kansas City, Missouri Skeens, Milton 508 Lincoln Osawatomie, Kansas Skelton, Gail 4011 Mercier Kansas City, Missouri Sloan, George 1213 W. 10th Topeka, Kansas Sloan, Donald Tuscumbia, Missouri Smith, Bernita 2919 Michigan Kansas City, Missouri Smith, Keith 7015 Montezuma Wichita, Kansas Smotherman, Burke 414 Hitt St. Kansas City, Missouri Snowbarger, Miriam Rural Route 2 Baldwin, Kansas Solomon, Carol 7721 Floyd Overland Park, Kansas Sparks, Gary 6648 S. Benton Kansas City, Missouri Spear, Bud 912 Elm Baldwin, Kansas Spear, Patricia 912 Elm Baldwin, Kansas Spencer, David Hoyt, Kansas Spicer, Don 4215 Montgall Kansas City, Missouri Steriotis, Dean 2016 Key Lane Kansas City, Kansas Stewart, Donna 7415 Flora Kansas City, Missouri Storer, Dennis 5337 Clark Drive Kansas City, Kansas Stottlemyer, Ernest 3601 Matney Kansas City, Kansas Stouppe, Janet 417 Atchinson St. Atchinson, Kansas Stouppe, Jon Box 132 Baldwin, Kansas Stratton, Sandra 4128 S. Benton Kansas City, Missouri Sublett, Steve 2322 N. 64 Terr. Kansas City, Kansas Summers, Michael 5835 Riley Mission, Kansas Talley, Richard 1210 N. 4th Neodesha, Kansas Tamaccio, Anthony 84-45 Daniels St. Jamaica, New York Tapley, Betsy 8110 S. Crandon Chicago, Illinois Tennyson, Patricia 8721 Norwood Kansas City, Missouri Thompson, Aurelia 516 E. High Baldwin, Kansas Thompson, Bruce 8552 Lafayette Bethel, Kansas Thompson, Judy 3019 23rd.' Circle Kansas City, Kansas Thompson, William 316 E. High Baldwin, Kansas Thomson, Judith 1440 Northshore Drive Lees Summit, Missouri Thorsnes, Dan 45 So. Carr Denver 15, Colorado Tietgen, Jane 2832 Indiana Topeka, Kansas Tinberg, Patricia 944 North Old Manor Wichita, Kansas Tomlinson, Wanda 6320 Marty Overland Park, Kansas Tracy, Janet 63 Malden La Grange, Illinois Treas, Philip 5725 Hadley Merriam, Kansas Trowbridge, Ray 5228 Reeds Rd. Mission, Kansas VanSickle, Tommie Fulton, Kansas Waddell, Kay 1219 Poyntz Manhattan, Kansas Wagner, Maryln 6626 Leavenworth Kansas City, Kansas Wahl, Donna Wheaton, Kansas Walker, Dennis 2618 Armstrong Kansas City 2, Kansas Waltner, Marilyn 1401 E. 77 Terr. Kansas City, Missouri Ward, Gary 921 N.W. 2nd Abilene, Kansas Warner, John B. 2215 New Hampshire Lawrence, Kansas Warner, John R. 1105 Winfield Topeka, Kansas Wartman, Patricia P. O. Box 66 Johnson, Kansas Watson, Patricia Vermillion, Kansas Watts, Diann 8025 Lydia Kansas City 10, Missouri Weber, Donald 117 Cortes Sterling, Colorado Weeks, Danny Adrian, Missouri Wegley, Robert 5210 W. 51st Mission, Kansas Wells, Annette 516 William Ave. Colorado Springs, Colorado Wells, Kimball 5323 Klamm Turner, Kansas Werner, Robert Box 398 Axtell, Kansas Whitaker, Karel 4511 Randolph Road Kansas City 16, Missouri White, Darrell 1544 No. 33 St. Kansas City 2, Kansas White, John 3608 Morrell Kansas City 23, Missouri White, William 222 E. 11th Chanute, Kansas Whittemore, Ruth 224 South 4th Iola, Kansas Wicke, Wanda 219 Main Osawatomie, Kansas Wilhelm, Joanne 6005 Athene El Paso, Texas Wille, Jerald R. R. 1 Wamego, Kansas Williams, Carol 12922 W. 93 St. Lenexa, Kansas Williams, Charles 1302 High St. Baldwin, Kansas Williams, Dale 411 N. Nettleton Bonner Springs, Kansas Williams, Richard 11816 E. 47th St. Kansas City, Missouri Wilson, Annette 8711 Marty Lane Overland Park, Kansas Wilson, Deneith 16808 Sunset Dr. Independence, Missouri Wilson, Glenndine 16808 Sunset Dr. Independence, Missouri Wilson, Lauren 311 S. Fry Yates Center, Kansas Wilson, Ralph- 513 16th Osawatomie, Kansas Wilson, Robert 817 Dearborn Baldwin, Kansas Wilson, William 311 S. Fry Yates Center, Kansas Winans, Brock R. R. 1 Scranton, Kansas Windsor, Charles R. R. 3 Peabody, Kansas Winkler, Ronald Bucyrus, Kansas Wofford, Nancy 2901 West 51 Terr. Kansas City 3, Kansas Wong, Jimmie 13 Leighton Rd., 2nd floor Hongkong, China Wood, David Strong City, Kansas Woodcox, Harriet 1209 Woodland Rd. Topeka, Kansas Woodson, Charles 4935 Rock Creek Lane Mission, Kansas Woolf, Carolyn 328 Sheidley Bonner Springs, Kansas Woolf, Judith 808 E. 108th St. Kansas City, Missouri Yahata, Miyako P. O. Box 4 Kukuihaele, Hawaii Yap, Hon Wing A 294 Bukit Nanas Batu Arang, Malaya Yeamans, Mildred 6002 West 55 St. Mission, Kansas Yeomans, Albert 3019 W. 72 Terrace Kansas City 15, Missouri Yeomans, Simpson 3019 W. 72 Terrace Kansas City 15, Missouri Young, Earl R. R. 1 Wamego, Kansas Young, Richard 5411 Rosewood Mission, Kansas Young, Robert 2301 S. 34th Kansas City, Kansas Zimmer, Jean R. R. 2 P Dodge City, Kansas Zortman, Richard Fowler, Kansas fa ffm Kg 'J ff, if WM ii Q 49' u gigl 3, ,A if , 2 i ff' ww ma, . Q, rm Q nv GQQWM' Q Q Q 9 X ww ,, 49l1AlbM K ' ' g,gqg,,M-Qsemw wqwwmw Fw WM YWQWM L AW, A- 2 Q. 'ww . W Wryggw, .fa , A. Q' A -- Lfnffmakwgf M wvFF'5?4'-i2ww,.- ,W 1 X S ffm ?- i kaifk -7 A ' Y 7QW '? f Q , ,L,y,,,x, A k, A , .4 i