College of Emporia - Alla Rah Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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RUTH GROB U ,, ,,,,1f12yv-wwf--f,M,,Q,,,f' REV. EDWARD HALE MISS MARY HUMPHIREYS s MRS LOLA HESS DR. GEORGE IACOBSON S. W. KUFAH1. FRANKLIN LeBAR ...J- VVILLARD I. MACK SAMUEL I. MARK MRS. LOIS MAXWELL W , aa ,E 2, 1 W ' -ij: Vf-' ' MRS. RUTH MCADOO 9 Z 4 Z Z 1 Z IRENE AKIN 119551 A.B. , Ottawa University M.A. , University of Kansas DEAN OF WOMEN LEONHARD BAAK 119551 A.B. , Buena Vista College M.A. , University of South Dakota M.A. , Colorado College Ph. D. , University of Colorado EDUCATION AND GERMAN ODELLA BAAK 119551 A.B. , St. Olaf College M.L.S. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN I. IRWIN BEESON 119481 A.B. , The College of Emporia TREASURER ESTHER BELFIELD SECRETARY TO PUBLICITY WILLIAM E. BERGER 119551 B.S. , Kansas State College M.A. , University of Nebraska - B. D. , Chicago Theological 'Seminary Ph. D. ,A University of Nebraska HISTORY GEORGE Y. BIIIANI 119521 A.B. , Alma College ' M.S. , University of Illinois Ph. D. , University of Illinois BIOLOGY ' LEE A. BURRESS, 112. 119541 A.B. , University of Wichita B. D. , Garrett Biblical Seminary Ph. D. , Boston University ENGLISH MAXINE BURRESS 119551 A.B. , McPherson College M.A. , University of Kansas ENGLISH LUTHER COLYER 119561 B.S. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg M.A. , University of Kansas BIOLOGY JESSE W. DEES, IR. 119571 A.B. , Illinois Wesleyan University M .A. , Northwestern University SOCIOLOGY FRANCIS R. FLOURNOY 119381 A. B. , Washington G Lee University M.A. , Columbia University Ph.D. , Columbia University HISTORY AN POLITICAL SCIENCE IOAN FORAKER 119561 A.B. , College of Emporia HOME ECONOMICS RICHARD M. GAYHART 119551 B.M. , University of Kansas M. M. , University of Kansas ORGAN ' RUTH GROB B.A. , Tocterschule, Zurich, Switzerland B. D. , Princeton Theological .Seminary Ph. D. , University of Zurich BIBLE AND PHILOSOPHY EDWARD HALE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT X jacuky ana! Say LOLA HESS BOOKKEEPER LYLE W, HILBERT 119491 A.B. , Ottawa University M.S. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia REGISTRAR AND EDUCA'I'ION MARY HUMPHREYS 1195 61 A.B. , College of Emporia M.A. , University of Kansas ENGLISH GEORGE IACOBSON B. M. , Yale University M. M. , Yale University Ph.D. , Indiana University MUSIC THEORY AND EDUCATION OPAL GEORGE STUDENT ADMISSIONS SECRETARY BLANCHE GORDON DIRECTOR OF DUNLAP HALL S. W. KUFAI-IL LaSalle Extension University, Chicago, Illinois ACCOUNTING FRANKLIN LeBAR 119561 A.B. , Hastings College M. M. ,,Northwestern University VOICE WILLARD MACK SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS SAMUEL I. MARK 119551 B.S., , Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg M.S. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg MATHEMATICS LOIS MAXWELL SECRETARY TO THE REGISTRAR RUTH MCADOO- SECRETARY TO DEAN OF COLLEGE AND TO ASSISTANT PRESIDENT W. V. McI-'ERRIN 119431 B.S. , University of Missouri M.S. , University of Kansas M.S. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg PHYSICS RICHARD PERRY 1195 61 A.B. , College of Emporia PHYSICAL EDUCATION -IAMES A. PETERSON 119541 A.B. , Hanover College M.S. , Indiana University RECREATION ALOHA PRESTON 119501 B.S. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia PHYSICAL EDUCATION F. LEON REYNOLDS 119531 A.B. , University of Kansas M.A.', University of Kansas DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES W. M. RICHARDS 119561 A.B. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia M.A. , University of Kansas EDUCATION ROBERT L. RICHEY 119551 A.B. , State University of Iowa M.A. , State University of Iowa ART AND DRAMA FRANCES RIDENOUR DIRECTOR OF EMPORIA HALL MABLE SAFFORD OFFICE MANAGER HAROLD F. SCHAEFFER 119551 B.S. , Muhlenberg College M.S. , University of'New Hampshire CHEMISTRY WILLIAM SCHNEBEL 119551 A.B. , Midland College M.A. , University of Kansas PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARIETTE SIMPSON 119471 A.B. , Oberlin College 4 B. M. Oberlin Conservatory of Music M.S. , Iulliard School of Music MUSIC THEORY AND STRINGS ESTHER SLOAN 1195211 A.B. , The College of Emporia M.A. , University of Kansas ENGLISH ELIZABETH POTTER SMITH 119341 A.B. , The College of Emporia M.S. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia LIBRARIAN IVAN SNIITH DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS STAFFORD S. STUDER 119561 A.B. , Huron College B.D. . Louisville Presbyterian Seminary Ph. D. , University of North Dakota DEAN OF THE COLLEGE AND CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MABEL TROWBRIDGE SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT WALTER I. WENTZ, IR. 119561 A.B. , State University of Iowa M.A. , State University of Iowa ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION RONALD WILLIAMS .119561 B. M. , DePauw University M. M. , Indiana University 1Composition1 M. M. , Indiana University 1Piano1 PIANO LENORA WILSON 119551 B.S. , Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia BUSINESS EDUCATION MISS MARIETTE SI MPS ON l ' M m , H V N y A, ,, ' 1 gf 5 ,f. 'yr 549- i i .. ff: .,,.,,K.,:zx. 4' -z , , , 5:5555 I' f 1? , , ,:' ji Z N E! 31 ft P 55, 5 MRS H115 t :jj gig 3 .7 f ., f 2 3 A, ' ,j',f'f 2: 4111 4439 ' iiiiffi 4 ag: 5 - my + 1 731: -Z ,efsfsf wifi. zz: 55 5 5 lf' v-4 WALTERI WENTZ RONALD R VVILLIAMS MRS LENORA WILSON FRONT ROW: Forest Link, Treasurer and ' Senior Representative: Ustaine Talley,. Freshman Representative: Roger W. Rickard, ' Presidentp Harriet Adamson, Iunior Repre- sentative and Secretaryp Art Cline, Iunior Representative and Vice-President. BACK ROW: Larry Garrelts, Freshman Representa- tive, Tom Wentz, Senior Representative: Richard Doictator, NSA Co-ordinator, Raymond Elbert, Sophomore Representative, Iim Theilmann, Representative-At-Large: Stahis Panagides , Sophomore Representative. l The Student Commission on the College of Emporia campus plays the role of the chief co- ordinator of social activities. In the past two years its role of social activity co-ordinator has tended to become secondary and in its place the Student Commission and its members have more and more come to regard its prime role as one that influences and participates in college policy- making. They have also come to realize that the student government must act as a teacher, in the form of a workshop, in order that class meetings shall use correct parliamentary procedure, and to insureithat student awareness and responsibility are evident. They understand that student govern- ment is found in each and every segment of the educational process . . 75If!Lli ,ll Mar USNSA Co-ordinator And Assistants . 14 in . j ' 'XX X-.. xx' 1 , - ,259 QQ? D.. c. 2, ,, - LLL , , 3--i' A - lg 5 Y L Yv--1 Q, ' C 1 - Cl g -- x xx, X K' -,.,,... ,..- R 1 'Q , -v . ' Q, ,' . V' iw-,Y , -Xi A I , , , 1 -, A - vf, . - - , ' . ,K V--K .req , 'fn' - G, 'X' - ' 2 - f A - K--fa,-ff-. . .- V, H. 4.'.,,,,. L , 5 ., kr -,1ffffi,- , '.' ' ' ' w The Student Commission Sponsored A Christmas Party For Needy Children ThB.PreSidents' Committee. RAY MONTOYA 1958-59 President Of The Student Commission sg X: X ' Q N Ni n , 'i- ' ' mxhg Z 3 if ' K I 1 X X lg..-ff!! Vice-Presidents' Committee. Inter nafiona 1 Re lations Comm-ftte 9. mmiiiee ' Go-ordinaung GO rs' us Studen amp Emporia's Delegation To Kansas Conference Student Association Fall Conference At Ottawa University. President, Gary Kufahlg Vice-President, Harvey Paymellag Secretary, Lena Ruth Davis: ' NANCY ARNETT Treasurer, Gerald Prazell. fl me lg 01,55 0 f ' fx f' :I IUN WT-IAN BANG NELLIE MAY BOWEN 7554 MW MARIETTA BIRNEY KEITH BLI DE .r-'Wiz ' V xx. x X Q A 29? X . . . , xx I 1 ' f ' KX xx ' . ff . f , -:1fgf:f'-1 1 i1if ag 'f1, ', - - :J - f N'HX-Q-, ' L ' :vw V--L1 iz 'gf 4 f z 'ww-A-' , V '- - ,- , - - - A -ii ' f ,' - A ' ,' ' , . g--M.,--1 , - ,ff'fff1'7-W.71i-- , -----1 Y ,f A - ' f f 1-14,44-V .iff :BRA - ' - ' -- . 'gL+-V--1'--V Y- , ' ' + , . 20 VERLA HOKE TONG I, KIM SCOTT HEIL GARY KUFAHL .fQ77f 'f':'5 f , ff I -XX A ANN MoNTc.oMERy tA A HYOUN soo PARK STEVE MUCK DANIEL MYUNG KI SONG CHANG ' I VELDA BEARD BROWN LENA RUTH DAVIS 1 f f 3 'W Y, - X , 5 f Y I f R XG RICHARD DOXTATOR LaVERNA HAYES 75fA VIRGINIA FOX GERALD FRAZELI. I N, i 7 ,,,,, zvvf, -,W .,,, , , M773 President, Ray Montoyay Secretary, Lila Soukupp Treasurer, Nancy Thompsonp Vice-President, Jack Gilmore. RICHARD BLIDE W' ' ,.n. ff ff ' ' Y lfLlfL' QL-3 5 X W QA HARRI ET ADAMS ON EVELYN AXELTON IEANETI' E BECKER WARD BRENNEISEN 5fA MW HARVEY CAMPBELL ART CLINE NANCY CARROLL E ROGER RICKARD YOUNG I. SHIN HARVEY PAYMELLA T ,.- I , R Q x fa H 9. Y W 7 Yr I ' W ' if 'v 3 3 . 9' X -A X X 75fA MW LY OM STROMGREN TOM WEN TZ I, CHRISTI NA VIALPANDO MARY WATTS x f W wffzfff ,M4 W 21 IOON K. KIM WILMA LUDIKER DAVE MENDEL HM Lolvu-xx LINDA LARSON If If-5 IOAN KOERNER 5' Af' 2 I, , 17V -X' NOX DON MUSGRAVE MERNA NAGELY 7 ,, RAY MONTOYA EDNA ORTEGA HAROLD PICKETT PAT RIEGEL ED DYCKE GERALD DYCHE IESSAMINE EVVERT ,,.....,., f-f N-- IACK GILMORE DARLENE HARIVLAN CLARENCE HOWLAND IULIA H UDS ON I .ffffu ,Z 5 RUTH GRIFPITHS If I Iv' ' y, 1 MW 'W N ff 'Lf X X Af JACK IONES 75fA Mow IWIOHNSON HAL HUFF BOB KARR RUSSELL ADDLEMAN GEORGIA ADAMEK Vice-President, Bob Pomeroy: Treasurer, Barbara Payne: President, Bob Cater: Secretary, Beverly Godsey. --TIA- '. -2 ,,,w , X 1 - A ji, ll 0 ogy, XM amd f , 'IW 'E 1.3, . BEVERLY GODSEY , ff V -X XX LARRY HALL IORGE GONZALEZ 7 xA MW IDAN HOLGERS ON EMILY IACKSON IIM HOYT SUE ROBERTS MARIANNE SCHERTZ HERB SOUKUP LEWIS SLOAN BEVERLY SMITH XA , MARGARET SMITH 2 ff' 'J Z, . f W 5 X ' v 3 AQ X--K . F xt ,X XX NANCY THOMSON JIM THEILMANN , 75fA MW LILA SOUKUP BOB STAUFFER DOROTHY SWITZER DON WRIGHT GARY LARSON HUGO MAZARIEGOS JOHN 1v11ERs KENNETH MILLER HADLEY MORGAN . I ,.,.1-7' . I I f 'I' GARY LOVELAND 3 Im .2 I 5 A' Q LOUISE ROMERO . - S X BOB SCOTT LORI PHILLIPS 75fA MW NaDEANE TALLENT STAHIS PANAGIDES IERRY TAYLOR 19 7 'K K3 X ff' ML..i..7M L' fi 5 . ,N H 51 ' - A I :R ii Sw? ,Q pf 1,-,J , ' n N 442517 1 QQ f 3? A CAROLYN CRUIKSHANK NANCY DAVIDSON 1' -,I 1' y h X President, Alan Wentz: Vice-President, Lennie George: Sec- fn' f XX getary, Sydney Smith: '1'reasurer, Ieanne Folds. ' ' ' CLAY ALDEASON 175 f . KAY ADAMS KAREN ALLEN ZZMSA Q CKLQLI55 75fA MW Pnzmucrg ALTWEGG KENNETH ANDREWS HAZEL ATHON BETTY MORRIS ADRIAN MOWRY CHARLES MOWRY BILL NELSON BARBARA PAYNE ROBERT POMEROY LARRY TAYLOR in LARRY TICE ,' V. . .----ff 7' PI ff' 7 KX 7' I f 40.5 ,XX ' ? f X I CHARLES TURNER VELMA TUCKER CHUNG I. PARK CLARA VIALPANDO NANCY WILLITS ENID ELLIOTT MAURICE ELLIOTT IEANNE POLDS LINDA ELLIOTT 1, f A O! ' -x CONNIE GARDINIER LARRY GARRELTS GORDON HEATHMAN LEONARD GEORGE HE WON HAN BARBARA GILMORE 7 xA MW SHARRON GROENEVELD KENNETH GUNTER NORMA HEIL ELIZABETH HAMLER GEORGE BOLLI NGER IERRY BAKER SHANNA BLEES ELIZABETH CRILEY MARILYN BOWLBY LEONARD DAVIDSON IUDY BROCK BILL BUNYAN DONNA CHAC ON A Z V ' MARY BUTTERFIELD Y' f A 'W 5 f HX' A DAVID DUTCHER VESTA DIVELBESS WARREN DECKER ROBERT EDMISTON NAO MI LUIAN , ZIA MARAS HIZADEH RENALDO MAN GIAS DENNIS MIC CAROLYN MAG NUS ON X ff 5 I . V 5 S 4 , . u ' Ax I PHYLLIS MCMILLAN 75fA MW BILLY MILNER RUTH ANNE MCDONALD JAMSHID NAIAH RAMON MAYOR JI MMY MATHIS MAX MORGAN MANUEL NARANIO DAVID MUC K NEAL ISAACS GERALD HE NDERS ON KENTON HOUSER DEBORAH IACQUES BARBARA GODFREY PAUL IAMES KENNETH LONG LOYD KUFAHL in Rf fff V, MICKEY KARR f 7 L A , X Q! If ,S ' wp 5 ' i- K 'C X, - XX GEORGE LODLE 75fA MW JIM LEWIS MARILYN LAMBERT Vu RUTH LU its mhur PAUL SLAUGHTER MIKE STALCUP IRENE SWEET GEORGE US ELMAN 1 SYDNEY S MITH SHERRY SMITH A 1 GEORGE SMITH f l 3 Q X 5 H I A . 1 9 2 'V DALE TAYLOR S E ' USTAINE TALLEY LARRY THOMPSON 7 xA MW LOREN TICE NORMAN TICE MARY LOU VanAKEN MARTA TURNER IIM OWENS jr Q . I BETH PARKER LARRY NEFF KENT OBER ALONZO SALAZAR GAYLE RUNDELL KAREN PICKARD H,.,.., h xv, .-- ,, ,u ' .x f X ff , ffl? W W 4: f My K KAREN PICKETT BILL SETTLE VIRGINIA SC OTT 'gg IANICE PROEHL NIDIA RODRIGUEZ DEE ANNE SHOWALTER ROBERT SIMMONS Second Semester Students Abctuhl Gallah Shirazi, Estelle Voran, Tsung-Chao Hsiao, Marco May Sh David Dungan, Charles Hill. Compliments Of: Kansas Power 81 light Company MYRNA WEST IVO VALDES DENNIS VAUG HN EARL VISSER RICHARD WRIGHT ' IUDY IGMBELL ALICE WILSON , -9. f . ,,. f ffu , 'f,XJ?-M ,WX W Yi f. 'ILE x ' L, A Ax A 75 IAMES YOUNG DAVID YOUNG ,199 WILBERTA WO ODS ON IUDITH WONG SAMUEL YOUNT Hhs DIANE WO OLVEN JAG: fur'- Ctr LAPEL VANN jf' 5 'M Ya 1 W 5 I X ,f5N 75fA MW Compliments Of: Woodland Park Dairy 1925 Vkest Sixth 40 ACTQ9 1 x V 9 I -at A gvvsgil X nl, JM Dunlap Hall, the women's dormitory on College of Emporia campus, was this year under the direction of, President Verla Hoke and Vice- President LaVerna Hayes. All out-of-tovsm women enrolled at C. of E. are required to make their residence in Dunlap Hall, where, under the guidance of this year's housemother, Mrs. Harold Gordon, the women undertook the venture of learning to live together and of working co- operatively to make a home of Dunlap Hall. The women elect their own goveming body, the house council, each spring, and these elected women hold their offices throughout the following school year. Those holding office during the 1957-58 school term were: Head Proctor, Merna Nagelyg Recording Secretary, Barbara Payne, Corresponding Secretary, Ruth Griffithsp Treasurer, Ann Danielsy Chaplain, Nancy Arnett: First Semester Senior Representative, Velda Brown, Second Semester Senior Representative, Virginia Foxy and Iunior Representative, Iean Iohnson. The two Freshman Representatives, elected early in the first semester, were Elizabeth Hamler and Shanna Blees. f' ' Z A' . f , f A - ' A Q z QW ' ' ' ' '-- ' ii , 5' Y? . 7552 MW Compliments Of: Dr. W. S. Hancock 418 Commercial 42 Aff, wt FRONT ROW: Carolyn Cruikshank, Evelyn Axelton, Ward Brenneisen, Nancy Amett, Ruth McDonald. BACK ROW: Gary Larson, Wilberta Woodson, Bob Scott, Bob Cater, Ieanne Folds, Hazel Athon, Iim Mathis. NOT PICTURED: Ioan Koemer and Estelle Voran. agifvwfenf l pfagdcalfiond G Compliments Cf: Phil W0odbury's Appliances 8 110 3 Commercial 14, V5 'Xi X X ' xxlnxxxxttxy X ff 1 A . 'X I Xl. ,fy 7554 MW 8 L8 Wilberta Woodson, Paul Slaughter, Elizabeth Hamler, Dorthy Switzer. NOT PICTURED: Bill Settle, Clay Alderson, Carolyn Cruikshank, Richard Doxtator. First Semester Editor, Velda f Brown: Second Semester Editor, Paul Slaughter. 41 miooria Emporia Hall, the walls of which housed eighteen upperclassmen and sixty freshman men where the men 'learn to live together in brotherhood and help each other share their many problems and heartbreaks. As freshmen, many ofthe occupants enter the dorm as boys and as they leave after a year's living in Emporia Hall, theyQare well-matured gentlemen. Discus- sions range from the pros and cons of the last school sporting event to the serious thoughts of religion and philosophy. The dorm was under the governing power of the dorm council, Don ' ' . - . L Musgrave, President, Gerald Henderson, Vice-President, Ward Brenniesen, Secretary, arry Th Treasurerp Alan Wentz, Representative-at-Large, Earl Visser, Freshman Represent- ompson, ativep and Hugo Mazariegos, Sophomore Representative. The Proctors are Iim Theilmann, Raymond Elbert, Larry Hall, and Kenny Miller. l A fihffgzn, ' 5 ,W f T 'W 5 f f' All -. : fy l X- XX, 7554 MW Compliments Of: George Groh 84 Sons ,ii 325 Commercial ' e ,,, .ff . . MR li-- StudYi H? H. '3?'? MRS . BLANC HE GORDON Compliments Cf: Hughes 81 Co., Jewelers 5 2 3 Commercial fbgijkx Q 0,6 : x Q ef . . XNXXXXxu. 1 X ,fffl gl. X ufp 75fA My ,, ,MW . www f M ' ' Dunlap's He-Man xx yv 1, H , Ve,e q , QQQ . e 'X - Ui Q' '33, Llf ' I I W ,, f - 1,009 GOO, A ztw I MQ' , Q .Of V 43 .jczloloa micron !OAi The Kappa Chapter of Kappa Omicron Phi, a national professional home economics fraternity, was begun at The College of Emporia Ianuary 25, 1928. Its purpose is to further the best interests of the field of home economics in the four-year colleges by providing oppor- tunity for the professional and social growth of its members. Membership is open to women who are majoring or minoring in home economics, who rank among the upper twenty per cent in the department, who maintain a relatively high grade average in other subjects, and who show leadership ability. The group carries on various money-raising projects and other activities of interest to the women., Miss Ioan Foraker sponsored the organization, which was this year under the leadership of Ruth Griffiths as President, and Merna Nagely as Vice-President. -Q. l .f VM! 5 , : W r . XX .R E ,, H 7554 MW Compliments Of: Urban C. Brown Insurance 8 1 1 Commercial 46 l MRS. FRANCIS RIDENOUR YJ oouxd x WW' Q, I oie' G fn Compliments Of: Jim Jay Wilcox Insurance 41 2 Commercial fb-ggxxhx .X . M ,Q ' X Xmxxxxxkfy 3 fx W 7 1 X ' f 7554 MW Study Ma 11, Study. I ,,,,f ,,,-u .. , . ,. -, .v...k -f ,f,.xu-mr. liiv-il X945 Wm, lm Snknia The Beta Zeta Chapter of the national music fraternity, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, was es tablished in 1924. Membership is open to any men showing a genuine interest in music. Dur- ing the year the organization presents musical programs for the student body, and each spring cooperates with Mu Phi Epsilon to provide music for the Good Friday services of the Emporia ' l Alliance Its primary purpose is to advance the cause ofmusic in America. Phi Ministeria . ' ' ' - h l adership of President Fred Schmidt and Vice- Mu Alpha Sinfonia was this year under t e e President Don Wright. fl' ' . -. ' .' lull' f , Yfflf X Z ls, u ks. ,, xg . 7556 MW Compliments Of: Perry's Royal College Shop Famous Brands Shoe Store 48 Compliments Of: Vandervelde Bros. Grocery 331 Commercial iSYTl xx Q r x X , 11 E xmmxxxrxf ' 75fA MW ome conomiw Membership in the Home Economics CJ:1b is open to any women enrolled in the department or interested in home economics. The pur- pose of the organization is to promote interest in the field and to provide opportunities for the women to develop leadership and sociability. Outside speakers often give demonstrations in some field of home economics at the monthly meetings, and members benefit by learning the best procedures in various aspects of home living, such as the use of electrical cooking, floral arrangements, hair styling, and professional cake decorating in the home. Miss Ioan Foraker sponsored the group this year, officers being: Marietta Birney, President, Nancy Carroll, Vice-President: Dorothy Switzer, Secretary, Wilma Ludiker, Treasurer. was 47 EWCA The Student National Educators' Association is an organization for students on the cam- pus who are planning to enter the teaching profession. Its purpose is to offer an opportunity for students to hear educators speak on some of the expectations of the teaching profession, experiences to be met, and education's place in the world. This group meets once a month ' with a principal speaker. Topics under discussion are Education and Educational Experi- ences to guide and aid future teachers. S. N.E.A. is a national organization, organized on campus in 1955. This year's officers have been: President, Iean Johnson: Vice-President, Virginia Foxy Secretary, Ken Miller: Treasurer, Larry Thompson, and Sponsor, Dr. Baak. W , 4 17' ,M ,, wr! f Z- 5 1, , . H Mi s ,x, xx. E 7 fl. MW Compliments Of: Warren Mortgage 84 Investment 8 l 1 Commercial W 50 Compliments Of: Garrison's Music Store 7 l 5 Commercial !' ' t i b-Q XX X . - X- I x fl. 2 X1 . X I, xkxxxuixgf 1 ' , ir-A. 7 fl MW ' W4 pile 5255570 The Phi Epsilon Chapter of the national music sorority, Mu Phi Epsilon, was established at the College of Emporia in 1929. Its advancement of music in America, the promotion of musicianship and scholarship, loyaltyj to the Alma Mater, and the develop- sisterhood. Election to membership in Mu Plu Epsilon is based upon scholarship musicianship character, and l' purpose is the ment of a true , , persona ity. Those eligible for membership are music maJors and minors enrolled as candidates for a degree. Mu Phi Epsilon is of service to the students and, through the students, to the school. The officers are Sue Roberts, President, and Iean Iohnson, Vice-President. Miss Simpson is the sponsor of Mu Phi Epsilon. 4 Sfg' iff nz X 5, , jf 49 C265 The central religious organization on campus is Chi Alpha, interdenominational, and dedicated to the purpose of creating a living Christian fellowship on campus. The Greek title of the organization stands for Christ First. Devotional meetings are held twice each week, led by various students on campus. Each year the organization also holdsan Easter sunrise service, a reception honoring the Seniors in May, and occasional singspirations throughout the year. Chi Alf! 1 Ls also responsible for the publication of the Student Directory and for the Big Brothers and Sisters Program held on campus. The elected officers are: President, Gary Larson, Vice-President, Beverly Smith, Secretary, Evelyn Axeltonp Treasurer, Chuck Mowry, Chapel Committee, Ieanne Folds and Velma Tucker, Alternate, NaDeane Tallent. Dr. Bijjani' is the sponsor of the organization. X U Y f Z' 7 W Q' rl ' 4 h milxm KN A . X I g V 9 - 3 -' ' 'vf' X fllf, 7 fir Mar, Compliments Of: Stanley Jewelry 619 Commercial B T 5 2 Compliments Of: lenigan Music Company 823 Commercial ililii' X l XX .X K X1 - ' mix xx.. 3 xl X ' f 75fA MW mic gyncafora Walfiona Gnuenfion The purpose of the Music Educators' National Convention organization is the advance- ment of music education on the campus. M,E, N.C. was reorganized in 1956 and a great effort is being made to build up the organization. There are no regular meeting times sched- uled, meetings being held only when a guest speaker is secured or a field trip planned. This year the group visited a local music store and attended the State Teachers' Meeting in Wich- ita. The Sponsor of the organization is Dr. George H. Iacobson, and the officers of this year were: Ieanette Becker, President: IoHanna Linebarger, Vice-Presidentg Connie Gardinier, Secretary-Treasurer: and Nancy Willits, Corresponding Secretary. 1 51 7 Omen 5 ecreafion Jdociafion The object of the Women's Recreation Association is to promote a wholesome recreational program for College of Emporia Women. Any woman at the college may participate in the sponsored functions, which include intramural sports, hikes, picnics, square dances, and play- days. Women become members of the organization by acquiring a number of points through participation in the various activities . Each year W,R,A. is in charge of the sale of mums during the Homecoming celebration, holds an annual square dance, and, for voting members only, holds an overnight cook-out in the spring. Other activities include volleyball, swimming meets, basketball, bowling tournaments, bridge, tennis, softball, and various crafts . f ,,,..4fx - N X !- .- 1 4. .rf Al' X W E I ,. A 4 . 1 S 'A 1 X I 75fA MW Compliments Of: Rainbo Baking Compan 10 East First Ave. 54 l Compliments Of: Emporia News Depot 725 Commercial . lx' 4 K is R g .ix - x E I Xkilllx X... X ' ' f 7554 if MW Z8 6fLl I QlfLf MOALWQ5 The purpose of the Current Problems Club is to stimulate interest in world affairs as well as in national and local problemsf. The club organizes its discussions on major problems in the social, economic, and political fields. All present have the opportunity to take part in the discussions. The purpose of the organization is to foster among its members a knowl- edge of national and international affairs. y'wU1ut:VVV,.' i L ,H il' ANL AQQQLVDQ , K Q YM- c, .f Q W. 1, A ,' A V Lai fig 53 lfLlf'15 85 The nurses are a real part of our campus. When they cross the street to attend classes with us, they have already begun their work in the hospital. We are proud of our nurses , and prouder yet that six of the nine on campus earned places on the Dean's Honor Roll at the end of first semester. ' fugugizr 5 ,rf ff 5 I f' Mi .ra . W is X 5 .Wx r 75,2 Compliments Of: W. H. Brooks 84 Sons Grocery 5 2 4 Commercial 56 SEATED: Ann Bailey, Ruth Lee, Iim Brewer, Ann Bowling, Mary Ann Owens. STANDING Lois Kellsey, Lou Ann Theis, Marsha Vell, Corene Say, Marguete Coleman, Sponsor. -..-....... Compliments Of: Haynes Hardware 6 1 8 Commercial is xx xktw 1' 1 4 ' ,,!? 751fA MW ciffal The E-Club, one of the active organizations, on campus, is composed of athletes who have qualified for an athletic letter in any of the conference sports. The purpose of the E-Club is to develop sportsmanlike conduct, to uphold academic standards and athletic honor, and to further the objectives of the College of Emporia. Each year the club sponsors the annual Homecoming Dance and in the spring, the' annual Athletic Award Banquet. The officers are: Clarence Howland, President, Rusty Addleman, Vice-President, Tom Stromgen, Secretary: Keith Blide, Treasurer, and Coach Schnebel, Advisor. . .2 V fs' I4 ,,., x , , 4 .-ar a A naaa A a an at r R ef' ,MZ I yr! T aff' 'MJ 5 ,V W, r rr r A er rr A r a I If v,a',Aff -M ,,,,,,,,,. ' , I , I f V ' ' - ,, ,,',i , , 'M' A ,, V , , L , , lllv , If wr ,A I ' ' ' 5 ,,,..' ' ,,f,.f.,mW -4-a 35, 2 WM g J V Q., - M 'K W m Hs..,. My W 4... fy, ,, ,, Q 4 'V+' f s.1M U W if aaae A ,,,, , ,X , , f ,, M ,M 2, L 3 H 'cw ff' ,M W 'ii V A 'z4Wl'zr2 1'7 'F J ,t ,, ., ,W L t wi K JW? 2 Z f fx s X I X fx 2, 3,1 r ,,, .,4'C,..Z-lv, 55 1....1-.-.-.1-,.,,m...,..- !Qfe5 V QIOIOQVZS Th P esb Peppers is an organization designed to promote and maintain school spirit e r y at the College of Emporia. The Presby Peppers support the cheerleaders and the team, plan the traditional burials after victorious football games, make and wave the red and white pom- poms, and contribute in many ways to the activities of the campus. The Presby Peppers s onsor the pep rallies, the annual Sadie Hawkins week celebration, and help with the Home- P coming activities. Membership is open to any woman in the school who is interested in the ' h improvement of school spirit and who attends all the meetings of the organizations, all t e pep rallies, and the games. This year, under the leadership of Marianne Shertz, Penny ' ' ' h Williams, and Nancy Thomson, the Presby Peppers initiated a merit system based on t e individual participation of its members, which proved quite successful in promoting more interest in the club. . V35 , 1 i , ' V' wwf 5 ' . - ' x , 9 Q' Xt-1 .-fe , X , .ssh- 75fA MW 'Compliments Of: Emporia Sports Shop 71 5 Commercial 58 Compliments Of: t Emporia Wholesale Coffee C0 305 Commercial X ' 'i Q zu. ,r- 1, V l Nb X 75lfA Mar .fd 49461, H0 Alpha Sigma Rho's CScience Clubj purpose is to gain a better understanding of natural science, biology, chemistry, geology, physics, and mathematics. The members strive to gain information from their scientific studies to help them gain a fuller life and enable them to better serve in their individual communities. The officers are as follows: Harvey Campbell, President, Hugo Mazariegos, Vice-President, Virginia Fox, Secretary-Treasurer, Louis Sloan, Publicity, Mr. McPerrin, Sponsor. fi in-.. ,. faqs A , A ,l wf'- '., K' ' . . 1 , ,T , .vu ,. t . ...LQ-1, 1 V 1 v Z.. 1 . 57 -41-1..,7, , v ,,., cfm CAQQVAJJQV5 NEIDEANE TALLENT GAYLE RUNDBLL 6 0 LOUISE ROMERO DEE SHOWALTER DONNA CHAQON Compliments Of: Emporia Gaiette 517 Merchant gpgx Xx X X XNXWX7 l A A E - ini Af 7554 MW 59 . -..IIPZHY v' V----V -7177 Y, ,,, 7 YW Mrs. Craig sympathizes with Ethel, who is 'visiting in the Craig house during her mothers illness. Now who's giving o ,I ,. 'ff I M ,if A A r, . A Compliments Ofzl ' lion-Tim Cleaners 8 27 Commercial 7 PULL? 5 8 Miss Austin. . . . Mrs . Harold. . . . eOIlOOOOl Mrs. Craig..... Ethel Landreth. . . . Walter Craig. . . Mrs . Frazier. . . Billy Birkmire .... Ioseph Catelle. . . Harryoouooooouoo Eugene Fredericks , Boys'Voices........ rders? E1xpressman's Voice. . . CAST . . . . . . . . Carolyn Cruikshank . . . Mary Lou Van Aken . . . Wilberta Woodson . . . Connie Gardinier . . . . . Ruth .Griffiths ........Hal Huff . . . Kay Adams . . . . Earl Visser . . . . Earl Lehnherr . . . David Mendel . . . . .Roger Perkins . . Carol Magnuson Anything you say, Dear! I ooooooo 1 ' ,,.,,.1f 7 . gf E f X . V 5 - V .SM-v ' xx. X E X5 Q A V ,, i Q 4 -',' 3f'i f fig' ACIQASSICAL. - ' A V A - 'O E V' ' ' GREECE? - X ' . weef e0wf5 QUEEN APHRODITE I KING' APOLLO . VERLA HOKE O - CLANCY HOWLAND X r KE HOWLAND SMITH WENTZ ' ' ROYALTY: CLINE, ADAMSON,AHO Q, ' , , f'-ix' ' ZQCLAQI5 ju BABES IN TOYLAND CAST Hilda .... Jack. . . Ii ll ..... Bo Peep. . . Barnaby.. . . Tomiooonoocc so Widow Piper. . . . . . Gonzorgo . . . . Roderigo. . . . Ianeelloooiocl Alanonlooiootono coo Contrary Mary. . . . . . . Fairy Queen. . . . . 000000000 . ........Loren'l'ice . . . Connie Gardinier . . . . . Esther Krebs . . . . Fred Schmidt Donald Wright Ioan Koerner' . . . Dale Taylor . . . Iames Lewis . . . . . Sue Roberts Thomas Wentz . . Verla Hoke . . . . Phyllis McMillan Marmaduke. . . . . . . . . . . . . George Smith Master Toymaker. . . GrumiO00000000000 000 The Piper children drink lemonade at a party given by old Barnaby. t. ' ' ' Gerald Henderson The audience giggled at these scheming uoublemakers and their Gary Larson pranks, as the law stands. Spider. . . . . . . Leon M. Reynolds ' Bear. . . . . . . . . . David Studer . , .and they live happily ever after: Alan and Mary, : :V ' X Tom and Iane, and the Master Toymaker. UL 5 X ' Ev ix. x W r 2 ,, Xwllllxmxyf 2 fy . X., if A ,f , li N ' X- ! ' if 75fA MW Compliments Of: Bob Crawford Refrigeration --4.11 gd! JG! ,SZVLQQV5 V LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Tice, George Smith, Verla Hoke, Sue Roberts, Sofia Strand, ' Elizabeth Hamler, Linda Elliott, Ioan Koemer, Beverly Godsey Uxccompanistj , Dale ,. A Taylor, llim Lewis. Mr. LeBar, Director. 'X ,X I X oz ef Claoir CP . f y W T XZTA , lf 'ff 'W 5 xl .' 1 A 1 . -' , ' V . X V f ,xA X f 7515A MW Compliments Of: Tohlefs Riverside Gardens A Memorial Drive 6 6 RONT ROW Don Musgrave Shanna Blees Esther Krebs, Iim Theilmann. SECOND P 1 1 I ROW: Iim Lewis, Phyllis McMillan, Beverly Godsey, Fred Schmidt, Director. ,'f' EV izmkblfcdfglledf A A I 'GOALS600 W, E bREAC.HED?.C sfURPAss1:D E ' ' U X ERYONE VOLUNTEERS FOR A WORTHY CAUSE A f A A SOLQMON, NOWAN ORGANGRINDER- A UGLIEST MAN: MAURICE ELLIOTT - CAMPUS CUTIE: IESS EWERT - AT-WORK TO- HELP OTHERS THROUGH GIVING .ff Y W 1 j!Le Gfege of gmporia 64010614 FIRST ROW: Ruth Griffiths, Phyllis McMillan, Sue Roberts, Marianne Schertz, Evelyn Axelton, Vesta Divelbess, Ustaine Talley, Hazel Athon, NaDeane Tallent, Alice Wilson, Shanna Blees, Louise Romero, Linda Elliott, Sherry Smith, Mr. LeBar. SECOND ROW: Carol Coleman, Myrna West, Marta Turner, Barbara Godfrey, IoHannah Linebarger, Elizabeth Hamler, Esther Krebs, Virginia Scott, Ieanette Becker, Ann Daniels, Mary Lou Van Aken, Iess Ewert, Pat Riegel, Darlene Harman, Iulie Hudson. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Bowlby, Marilyn Lambert, Sofia Strand, Verla Hoke, Iim Theilmann, Alan Wentz, George Smith, Loren Tice, Don Musgrave, Kay Adams, Nancy Willits, Ioan Koerner, Sydney Smith, Beverly Godsey, Karen Pickard. FOURTH ROW: Ed Dyche, Iim Poster, Kent Ober, David Mendel, Richard Wright, Larry Garrelts, Bob Edmiston, Gerald Henderson, Dale Taylcr, Kenton Houser, Tom Wentz, Iim Lewis, Don Wright, Ihrry Thompson, Freddie Altwegg, Sam Yount. NOT PICTURED: Nellie May Bowen, Connie Gardinier, Kenneth Long, Bob Phillips, Fred Schmidt, Margy Smith, Michael Stalcup. ....., 1777 --- . f. ' ' Ill: if 'W' 5 K fl M 75fA My y Compliments Cf: Pepsifola Bottling Co. of Emporia - 312-314 Neosho Street C' 0lfLC8l t VIOLINS Miss Simpson Ieanette Becker Hazel Athon VI OLA Ioan Koerner Lena Ruth Davis LEFT TO RIGHT: 'David Mendel, Charles Hill, David Young, Mary Butterfield, ,Nancy Carroll, Gerald Henderson, Myma West, Ierry Taylor, George Lodle, Loren Tice, Don Wright, Fred Schmidt. Ronald Williams, Dlrecta. FLUTE Ianice Proehl CELLO Dr. Iacobson Karen Pick ard b A ,, . . S44 in -f-S.. '-- a:xrt4.:,'..iLl1,L--:-f-- - - !L6'Ll4fLA8l Ol CA8f5fl 6L fu, ,5 Xe N X 1 H, ,,,, ' rr. K xx xx I 5 w ' . AJ, 75fA QW Compliments Of: ew Process laundry and Cleaners 1 7 West Fourth an www 6 09 41: gels of Hee Ven S 91- ily! P Master Cline m uauvw ABQ we Q35 K Q95 O 69 05 0 916 96 ' f , 7 -- -A . W' - - . - 'X - . . lk x x k CAM UQ IJ EE - xxx A. I U V K g ' 8 WA- , .-,, g , fr A 11. I, A .g -- , , . - f I . .,,1,- , , , , Y , I ,,,L f-5 -1-Q 'lf' 15:5 :'.,' - Q 7, -, ----ff' r, f J A--f' , . I ,' ,I ' V. 'A ff' ,- -1 h-'-,g'N x - ' f , - ' . - 1 .' - 7 N fi! '.1'f'f-Q , . 1 , ' ' ' '51 ggrzsfff-I-'?2,,,j',f fi ' ffgf, 'I ,',.f i -lffffi' QV Q' ' 1-'lx ' 7 ' 5 - , , , ' ' 1 N P 51'f ' ' Y ' . E These didr1't help xpfxou of? w5 'eau 0163 10 Ugly Pun 'fines Young Love , Compliments Gfzn CGHBQC 1123 c These d1d a little 'Q , 5 QXQWL The life of a' wprm af. e xxx 100 56 6LlfVLlOlfL5 55'-Dt' vroie . x 'vs 001 adn I 'Wa 0306509 gore ' Comphments Of: Dldde's 24 wesrspgrh 2 G 2 equals 6 P CQngra1gu1ati ons: . , .3 . X Ieanne - - . Chris V Q X A. ean, Queei1,I..aVerna ' .,,, ff Louise R, THREE GREAT MINDS AT WORK! P-X099 Upon her sunny heights she stands Hey, that's my finger! ood 070166, 6LlfIfLlOlfLf5 Oh, nO, Doc. 1 l Mr. McFerrin gives in to Lennie George. -7- 1-5. 1 34 Red X Pharmuacy Fe cout! 4 C liments Of- AUGUP 5 QW Omp S dn It 17 Syed ' O 175 th if bad. W X QOH' -L92-, X16 S da . Wwe Hee! Man of experience talking. E Sjn 3911218 Aff 61712 Ich Jjebe we 5609 ww . ' 0 69 a 5950 Y e X00 That .v ' D ave, Mask Dig that Sohnozme A , f . , .45 DOes it xasxe good? Heaven on eq,-rib. 5 Cr OSS road s of e wor ld. O 111 I J' Ou -6 Slfeve It! 79 X o GBX A NS ,X fcx good N616 e-05 S 99,2 Foul' Ro Next co mes th e bat 11 together s . es Wlth S1-Ti Deg 1 Eating food? With love to Kappa. I W O? bat Gent! YYYS ell? Sn? leaf? It looks like a trap, men! CAST Afgafl ..... ..... I ack Iones Cleante ........ Toinette .... ..... I ulia Hudson M. Diafoirus . . . . Angelique .... . . Elizabeth Hamler Thomas Diafoirus .... .... . Fleurant ........ .... D avid Mendel Beralde .......... . . . Beline ........... ..... Li la Soukup M. Purgon .... M. de Bonnifacio. . . .... Robert Scott jim Wm ilfL6Llf'7 M5 . . Larry Garrelts . . . Fred Schmidt David Mendel George Bollinger . . . . . . Fred Schmidt f 1 , 9 5 1 F5 fl' I - : XX fi 'WW X X R - X 75tfL MW Compliments Of: Navrat's Office Equipment l6 west Siicth 8 4 - 595 ' and ew . ' Hands off! ! Offs 30 full What! No Women? by! V , 'K 18 . ' 1 F XL? Qettfng xaxxo YN, bot, . xg oi be este eiieo rp 13561, J 3? Q A My 7 f M' ,g m 42, .gr R 1:95014 Religion in Life Week Committee Members , were: Bob Cater, Harriet Adamson, Evelyn Axelton, Marianne Schertz, Rusty Addleman, Beth Parker, Merna Nagely, Lannie McGuire, Iess Ewert, Nancy Thompson, Dr. Ruth Grob. During Religion in Life Week the students were asked to stop and look at themselves, criti- cally and deeply. They were asked to stop and think about their actions, their thoughts, their motives. They were asked to pause, to think, and to pray. The activities of the week were de- signed to provide stimuli for these reactions. T It was hoped that during the hours of worship and of discussion that the students might find new ideas or questions. This was the purpose of Religion in Life Week--to provide these stimuli, both intellectual and spiritual. It was hoped that the vari- ety would be sufficient for the students to find the answers to some of their questions and to have activities of interest available to them. K . - H Dr. Robert Meneilly, pastor of the Village Presbyterian Church, Prairie Village, Kansas, was our pastor for the week. His important guidance was shown in our chapel programs, in our discussion groups, and in personal counseling. La Serva L Padrona and Kittiwake Island LA SERVA PADRONA CAST UbertocOOOOOOOOOODOOCOOOOQFredschmidt V9SPone. . . . . . Forest Link 0 ' U 0 0 I KITTIWAKE ISLAND Orlafrl-6-Oil!IIOQUOIOIOCOOOQOQGa-I,yI-larsorl Lydia .... ......... S ue Roberts Hobie .... .... G erald Henderson Kestrel .... . . . Elizabeth Hamler Ienny .... .... C onnie Gardinier Anne., . . . . Pyillis McMillan Lucy ..... ..... I oan Koerrrer Robin .... .... E stelle Voran Keith .... .... T om Wentz Rusty .... . . . Donald Wright Iay ...... ..... I im Lewis Cory ..... ..... D ale Taylor Coot. . . . . . . . George Smith , , vnwku, ,,-- . lr.. is x, X fy! ' 5 T' ff gill f f- A, 4 f 75fA MW Compliments Of: Warren Mortgage 84 Investment '8 1 l Commercial 85 .,....I The best of facilities. 7 OIWLQVL 5 COVLLVQVLCQ Lots of discus sion . Recreation . Campfire worship and songfest. More recreation. I O58 There is only one way-- CHRIST'S . G 4 ' , Q ,ff An interestlng person to ta.U?m't'H The men discuss almost everything. 8 7 CLARENCE CHARLES RED WILLIE KENNETH ROBERT FRANCIS! BEVO HOWLAND TURNER COLEMAN ANDREWS KARR RODERICK End Guard Halfback Tackle Guard Tackle TOMMY COLEMAN Halfback KCAC S econd Team RUSTY ADDLEMAN Fullback A The 1957 Fighting Presbies Football Team KCAC First Team KEITH BLIDE Center KCAC Honorable Mention -lv4'1ea,,cf,ff f xc aqfxxy, iff , I g19 ,w4 f r , 3 f' X r f TTf,ff1'f2,f' 'L XX , No CX A ohoo ' BOB LOYD STAUFFER KUFAHL Pullback Tackle 90 . v A 1 IACIK DENNIS HM ART GILMORE VAUGHN BURCH CLINE Guard Guard X Center Tackle K lm I wow-Q 'iq ' , I ,ff l , - V I , I . it ' AVV, I K , Y I li V Y I K , X K . A N 45 -w 'W Q via KCAC Final Standings W L T PCT Kansas Wesleyan U. 6 1 0 .857 Baker University 4 1 1 . 750 Bethel College 5 2 0 .714 McPherson College 5 2 0 .714 Ottawa University 3 3 0 . 500 College of Emporia 2 4 1 . 357 Friends University 1 6 0 . 143 Bethany College 0 7 0 . 000 Carrying the mail home. Summary Of Season's Scoring TLD Q.-T E. Points Tommy Coleman 6 0 O 36 Addleman 4 3 2 33 Baker 1 7 0 13 Lomax 2 0 0 '12 Willie Coleman l 0 0 6 Taylor I 1 0 0 6 Howland l 0 0 6 1 The College of Emporia got off to a good start this season when the Fighting Presbies downed Friends University 21 to 0 at Wichita, September 20, in a Kansas Conference football game. The game was played in a heavy downpour of rain with Tommy Coleman leading the Presbies and making two touchdown runs of 80 and 32 yards. V A week later, September 27, Baker University tied C. of E. 7 to 7 here at Bovaird Stadium. The Wildcat line made a goal line stand in the last minute of the game and it cost the Presbies a touchdown and a victory. Rusty Addleman and Willie Coleman did some fine running in this game. The next week the Presbies traveled to Lindsborg and beat Bethany 28 to 20. This game was costly to C. of E. , with four regulars getting hurt. The next game, October 11, C. of E. suffered its first loss of the season, losing badly to McPherson at McPherson, 40 to 7 in a Kansas Con- ference game. Octoberr18, the Presbies were home and took it on the chin again, 51 to 6', from a fine William Iewell team. . October 26, was Homecoming, and C. of E. almost upset the Conference Champions, Kansas Wesleyan, but lost 20 to 14 in a really close game. November 2, the Presbies played Bethel in the last home game of the season and lost 27 to 3. The three points came on a field goal kicked by Rusty Addleman from over 25 yards out. The following week the Presbies lost to Ottawa, 25 to 0, and it was the first time since 1950 for in 69 games! that the Fighting Presbies hadn't scored. In the last game of the season, C. of E. put up a good fight, but lost to Missouri Valley, 39 to 26, at Marshall, Missouri. Although the football team had a losing record, the team fought hard and worked hard under theicoaching of Bill Schnebel, Dick Perry, and Gerald Frazell. ,fn f1 f fl , ' kfiiwi , , M I Q, ?, I , .ff-ww? 'X' in BILL SETTLE Center W. fi I i 2 J? K ,Ir We DENNIS MICKEY GORDON LEONARD GEORGE MICHAEL KARR HEATHMAN DAVIDSON BOLLI NGER End Halfback Tackle Guard Tackle BILL NEAL IERRY MILNER - ISAACS BAKER Quarterback Halfback ' Quarterback JIM LARRY IIM LOMAX TAYLOR THEILMANN End End End ALONZO BEAR SALAZAR I-'ullback RICHARD CHARLES CHUCK WRIGHT MOWRY Quarterback Guard CORKY ELBERT Tackle 4 27 ff 5 ' , 2. I ., T V A I J L11 all I. an El lu f M BOB NHKE TOM TURK SCOTT STALCUP STROMGREN Tackle Halfback QUaI'tQI3dEk 91 STEVE MUCK LARRY TAYLOR Center Forward KENNY MILLER RICHARD FREEMAN ,Xxx Guard Guard C. of E. TOMIVLIKV CCCILEMAN A A RUS1I'!fo1:-vlsal-ESEMAN 57-58 MAURICE ELLIOTT HAROLD PICKETT Forward DAVID MUCK Forward BILL MILNER TERRY BAKER Guard Guard LEONARD BOLINE Center GOI. Man! Gol, . .M - . '-'. . 1, -- :.' - qu,-'w'4 I', f , - .V4 ' .' ' ..'1n ,' --- ' I .. ,- . 1 4' L, 4 -fx A' y '52 n , ,,--,,, , 1-' , - ' . 41:1 0. vt ' , 1: 1 . -l. . Recover that fumble, Presbies. Dig that footwork . Ruc NER'S Swwimjfea. Baseball Team The College of Emporia baseball squad members for 1958 are--FRONT ROW: Bill Milner, y Dean Iudson, Clay Alderson, Adrain Mow-ry, Neal Isaacs, Don Musgrave, and Coach Dick 'Perry. BACK ROW: Bob Stauffer, Iorge Gonzales, Rusty Addleman, Larry Taylor, Leonard Boline, Ierry Young, and Tom Stromgren. - X176 .-C 'xxx , f l I ,lmlllllll l I- , X, -lf M f I 1 XS., 1 7 fit Mar B Compliments Of: Emporia Floral Company, Inc. 1127 West Street 96 Seniors Tom Stromgren and Ierry Young are executing the first half of a double play at second base. The members of C. of E.'s B team this year were: Ioe Bailey, Larry Bitler, Bob Edmiston, Larry Garrelts, Iim Hoyt, Neal Isaacs, Iimmy Mathis, Dennis Michael, Kent Ober, Iim Owens, Francis Bevo Roderick, Bob Simmons, and Mike Stalcup. The reserves were coached by William Schnebel this season. Grab that rebound, Presbiesl College of Emporia's basketball team had a pretty good season and were in the Kansas Con- ference race all the way. C. of E. Won its first three games over Southwestern of Winfield, Phillips University, and Nebraska Wesleyan, before losing to a fine William Iewell team in the William Iewell Tournament. The Presbies placed fifth in both the Iewell Tourney at Liberty, Missouri, and the Kansas Conference Tournament at McPherson. The Presbies won their first five games in conference play before losing to Bethel by one point in a heartbreaker. C. of E. almost upset the Conference Champions , Ottawa University, in another close game. Steve Muck, last year's All-Conference player, paced the Fighting Presbies in most of their games. Kenny Miller, Rich Freeman, Rusty Addleman, and Larry Taylor rounded' out the starting five for most of the games. Reserves Tommy Coleman, Harold Pickett, and Maurice Elliott really helped out when they went in. The team worked hard under Coach Dick Perry. Steve Muck, whose shoes will be hard to fill, is the only Senior on the squad who will be lost next year, so C. of E. should have another fine team coming up. F Two points for C. of E. Tennis Team College or Emporia's tennis team this year had seven members--FRONT ROW: Loren Tice, Larry Thompson, George Smith. BACK ROW: Kent Ober, Steve Muck, and David Muck ,NOT PICTURED: Ramon Mayor. I ' 2 . VV! f X if af i 'Q' sjulllllllw x'x f I - g . 3 W Wg 75fA MW Compliments Of: Broadview Hotel Sixth 6: Merchant 98 Steve Muck displays his form in serving the ball Track Team These boys made up the Fighting Presbies track team for 1958--FRCDNT ROW: Clarence Howland, Tommy Coleman, Iimmy Mathis, Kenny Miller, Jerry Baker, Harvey Paymella, Bill Settle, Gordon Heathman, and Mike Stalcup. BACK ROW: Mike McCarty, Dave Muck, Kenneth Andrews, Dennis Michaels, Rusty Addleman, Bob Simmons, Maurice Elliott, Bob Pomeroy, Keith Blide, Iack Jones, and Coach Bill Schnebel. Three-year letterman in track, Clarence Howland, goes over the high hurdles in practice before the first meet. Clancy was after his fourth numeral in track this season. '35 as ' 5 'N N' 1 T X N X X f f , 7 xA MW Compliments Of: Emporia Coca-Cola Bottling C0 2 South Commercial 97 ARNETT, NANCY Major: English Minors: Speech Psychology BANG, IUN WHAN Divisional Major: Science Minor: Sociology BIRNEY, MARIETTA Major: Home Economics Minors: Speech Education BLIDE, KEITH Major: Biology Minors: Physical Education Education BOVVEN, NELLIE MAY Major: Music Education BROWN, VELDA Major: Sociology Minors: Christian Education Recreation BURCH, IAMES Q Major: History Minors: Biology Education Physical Education CHANG, SANG KU Major: History Political Science Minors: Economics Bible DAVIS, LENA RUTH Major: Music Education DOXTATOR, RICHARD Majors: English History Minors: Speech 6: Dramatics FOX, VIRGINIA Major: Mathematics Minors: Education I Psychology PRAZELL, GERALD Maj or. Biology Minors: Physical Education ,Education HAYES , LAVERNA 97550145 Major: Sociology Minors: Psychology Recreation PAYMELLA, HARVEY Major: Business Administration Minors: Education Psychology PICKETT, DUANE Divisional Major: Science HEIL, SCOTT IR. Major: Business Administration Minors: Psychology Major: Business Administration Minors: Political Science Psychology HOEHN, IRMGARD Major: Business Administration Minors: Home Economics German SCHMIDT, PRED Major: Music Education HOKE, VERLA Major: Music Education HOWLAND, CLARENCE SHIN. YONG I . Major: Biology Divisional Major: Science Minors: Education PhYSiCS Physical Education Mathematics Minor: H Economics KIM, TONG . i I STROMGREN, TOM Major: Sociology Minors: Education Physical Education Majors: History Political Science Minors: Economics German KUPAHL, GARY Major: Business Administration Minors: German Mathematics SWITZER, DOROTHY Area Major: Elementary Education Minor: Home Economics LARSON , LINDA VARNER, HOWARD Area Major: Social Science Major: English Minor: Education Minors: Psychology Sociology LINK, FOREST Major: English I Minors: Psychology Sociology TODD, ZELMA . Home Economics Major: Minors: Recreation Education MCGUTRE , LELAN D Major: English Minors: History A Speech VIALPANXDO, 'CHRISTINA Area Major: Elementary Education MONTGOMERY, ANN Area Major: Christian Education WATTS , MARY Major: Psychology Minors: Biology MUCK, STEVE Sociology Major: Business Administration ' Minors: Mathematics WENTZ, TOM Education Major: Music Education PARK, HYOUN SOO YOUNG. GERALD I Major: Science Major: Business Administration Minors: Psychology Minors: Education Business Adminisjration Physical Education Steve Muck this year was after his fourth letter in tennis. This year College of Emporia had Rusty Addleman on the All-Conference football team, while Tommy Coleman made the second team and Keith Blide gained honorable mention. In basketball, Steve Muck made the All-Conference team for the third year in a row. Richard Freeman was on the second five and Ken Miller gained a third team berth. The baseball team had Bob Stauffer back, who the year before was the first choice as centerfielder in the league. , xi. fd 'X V' X- NX 3 it E- W' XA' Conference champion in the 100 A ' , and 220 yard dashes, Tommy Coleman V - - is getting ready to come out of the ' 1-1 starting blocks. Compliments Of: Emporia Plumbing!!! Heating 712 Commercial lhlvwilflbhiil VIALIVITTH kwin. ln. Us I- L . ' , W , P WP- fy ag , ,, . .4 K , 1 , . 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