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 - Class of 1961

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J--.......,........ V ...,.,,...f, W-.Z .n f GSFA e?e zXg5 1 g,gf f ANZ-1 rah ' 25.00 MEG-CGNTEMEMT PUBLEG LEBP-ARY Library iam-rih Highway 24 W E lndepemience, MD 64050 mm emamswv PUBLIC LEBRAW Genealogy L1 L0 - -- c P c h E aogzenciemag Liizulfgliibraw Hlghv ay 24 gl 1- - ......a.,e...,e,..,e?.'iasf24.,i-,., GE llillNll QW QlE!ljlQlllll!! The Alla Rah Staff Proudly Presents THE ALLA HAH Of 1961 0.2 fm e-?.n5f?,f7+'V,', FF , .. . g fn f,' 25? ei' Q gf':f 4.,riig'5g5:3-iw -. 1 A1m7g:fjj,ge, 3 15 Af . 1335-..,. Marv, -. 1' N -,M A - ,- . ' iwilil. V: f' - 2 0 ei +A. il-l V ik r I+ A 1 ' 'Q 'f 'Fi :N 3 1 . ' i f .Jw : VHA Q Q15 tyg ,.q.:,,: , ,- Q 'f ' ggi Z 'rthf 1 MSQ.-W Q f ' .ij ,-s,. svff29 ' ,- '99 ly . -Qi Q, Wx . f . , , 4 f 4 Q f 43-1 , ' - vf 2 4, ' 2' f' , ,, - v W , xl 1 2 4 , f .ff jf! f'u 4 YQ f Q4 3' . Y 1 ., 5' 5 4 K, 9 . NW, ,ww f X W Ha idea ,Z Q JZQQ W4 f I , , . ' fW44 ,W ff f ly x Wu A k!,, H, . cd' Wrox f AUQH4, fyw A 'ffykf 9' ig QQ' N f f A 2 f f 6 ,f J ff 1 9 f -if-...-.n.. - About The President The Reverend Richard E, Hanna took over in March as President of The College of Emporia, following the resignation of Francis L, Walters. The Reverend Mr, Hanna, a native of Emporia, came to the College in August, 1960, as Director of Personnel,Before coming here, he was pastor for two years of the First Presbyterian Church in Canon City, Colorado, The Ten Year Plan will be carried on under his guidance, and he has made a pledge to attain the goals set forth in the program, DR. STANLEY VANDERVELDE PRESIDENT RICHARD E. HANNA n hairman 0 the Board, . . ,,., ' Dr, Stanley VanderVelde, an Emporia physician and a graduate of. The College of Emporia, was Chairman of the Board of Trustees when it voted to adopt and implement the Ten Year Plan at the College in the summer of 1960, Startling progress has been made in many areas since the plan was adopted, and the Board is working diligently to make this one of the strongest Liberal Arts colleges in the Midwest . . ..-...-.- .i.- V-VV ,-.i....-........-i-f....-..-,-,-'-.-...,..,,.,... ...,,,,,,, n an L.......- -. --as-vw: I Y 4 r Y x I 9 1 i I v Q N H7- E . if-f ... ,. iff' E 5 Mr. Walters ' Message The academic year 1960-61 has seen many changes in faculty, students and enthusiasm for growth and better- ment, The College of Emporia is em- barking on A Forward Movement To- ward A Better World. A quality edu- cation, both academically and spiritually, is offered to those people who can profit most from higher education. In our present age a college edu- cation has become a necessity. Student enrollments are going to double and The College of Emporia is anxious to do its part to fulfill the needs of our nation, The College stands at the threshold of one of its finest opportunities. Christian Liberal Arts colleges can and will prosper and produce quality people to take their place in modern society. It has been a very rewarding ex- perience being President for the past year - to witness the enthusiasm and zest of students, faculty and staff - to make The College of Emporia the Best. Francis L. Walters and Dr. Stanley VanderVelde FRANCIS L. WALTERS Service of the Inauguration Dr, Stanley VanderVelde, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, is shown in the picture at left administering the service of inauguration to Francis L, Walters, on the left, during the impressive ceremonies held in Kenyon Hall last November. Mr, Walters was the thirteenth president of the College. -,gg WVU! fi Wwe: Jffnhfh , 1.4514 3 Academic procession preceding the inauguration Francis L. 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If f V, ' l : w-WM f , ,, ,,, M, fmfzgh WW 1 f , , , fy Zzfcwn '5 , f ,Q Wf 1 ' . - f, f ,Wg f f- ' f ,, f ,, , ff v if f A . an - ,, f,f, 1 Q f Vfyff f , f X W ,V gf! , ,, ,J , 7' ' f Af? 7 Q f f f ,, X M fm , f f W Mi, ff 0 M RICHARD E. HANNA, B.A., B.S., B.D. President of the College FRANCIS L. WALTERS, B.A., M.S. PresidentUnti1 March 1961. STAFFORD S. STUDER, B.A., B.D., Ph. D. Dean of the College, and Professor of Religion and Philosophy IRENE J. AKIN, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of History and Dean of Women Administration HERMON S. ARRASMITH, B.S. Dean of Men and Director of Student Activities DAVID A. BUTTERFIELD B.A. B.D. Acting Dean of Students an,d Dean of the Chapel DANIEL B. BAKER, B.S. Ed., M.S. Admissions Counselor Ji. IRWIN BEESON, B.A. Business Manager VIRGINIA BOATMAN Resident, Dunlap Hall SHIRLEY F. BUSH , Secretary to the Dean of the College DAVID S. DUNGAN Resident, Men's Dormitory LINDA E. DUNGAN Secretary to the Registrar Administration OPAL G. GEORGE Secretary to the Director of Admissions BARBARA L. GOSSAGE Secretary to the Director of Development RUSSELL L. GOSSAGE, B.S. Ed. Director of Admissions LYLE W. HILBERT, B.A., M.S. n Registrar and Associate Professor of Education NORA D. LYNN Secretary to the President WILLARD J. MACK Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MARIAN L. MILNER, R.N. College Nurse GERALDINE Z. PENNINGTON, B.A., M.A.L.S. Assistant Librarian Administration DOROTHY J. RIEGEL Secretary in the Alumni Office ESTHER P. ROERIG, B.S. Assistant Librarian CAROLYN L. SCOTT Secretary to the Director of Personnel EDMUND A. SHUPE, B.S. Ed, Director of Public Relations ELIZABETH P. SMITH, B.A., M.S. Librarian and Associate Professor of Library Science M. RAY TERRELL, B.S. Ed. Admissions Counselor ANNE H. ATHERTON, B.A., B.M., M.M. Instructor in Piano JEANNE M. BUTCHER, B.A., B.S., M.S. Instructor in English Facult CHARLES M. CHRISMAN, B.S. in Ed., lVl.Ed., D. Ed. Professor of Education and Psychology, and Chairman of the Division of Applied Arts GEORGE C. CROCKER, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Art and Drama JOAN E. CURLEE, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. v Professor of History and Political Science, and Acting Chairman of the Division of Social Science JACKSON M. DAVIS, B.A., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Speech - V 1-5 I 2 41, 'sf ,il 'Os-.f f L iw KXYWXX O . 'X' n ww H cm ,, q' fx , f 'if ' Vi' f if t z N. ,f X f if X wi fix WWW' , 'K ' Q, W , , S-- '5 W '1'1ifxR.,ff X ' f 'W ' -,4 .f iN? .. xx, WL' Z, xi ,xx , , ,U ly X:-is If .li , -, I 3 of , , E. K is L zwz -X JESSE W, DEES, JR., B.A., M.A-, L-H-D- Associate Professor of Sociology RONALD A. EBBERTS, B.S. Instructor in Business Education JOAN FORAKER, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics MARY HUMPHREYS, B.A-, IYLA- Assistant Professor of Eng11Sh Facult ROBERT A.' JOHNSON, B.S. Coach of Basketball and Instructor in Physical Education G. LAWRENCE KIBLER, B.A., M.A. Professor of Psychology ROBERT D. LA PELLA, B.M., M.M. Associate Professor of Voice, and Head of the Department of Music MARVIN L. MCCRACKEN, B.S. in Ed., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics WILLIAM V. MCFERRIN, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Physics SAMUEL J. MARK, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Mathematics and Head of the Department of Mathematics ELIZABETH S. MUILENBERG, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Education HUGH I. MYERS, B.A., M.A., Ph. D. A Professor of Biology, and Chairman of the Division of Science ' Facult MAX E. PICKERILL, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry ALOHA F. PRESTON, B.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education MICHAEL RETHIS, Ph. D. Professor of Modern Languages, and Head Of the Department of Modern Languages WILLIAM G. SCHNEBEL, B.A., M.SC.EcI. u Associate Professor of Physical Education, and D1reOi2OI' of Athletics V' f L fjf X I ' I , 1- .sw X I.. ,, , i. , x -, ,.,, , ,f We W' 1. T A 'ww K o i- f if 471 f' -' I i- X ss Xi , W W rss . , ski ,ff , Q -'fr s w f., sxr , as . w,:QW,4ff X ,S .. 1 s 'Www 4 fffgff 1 f f' ff. 7 wi WY! fy X f, . iw . A , NN f ,M Iwi X ,. , fy, f x f I 'X ,aww V5 - W isis f ff X! 42 V 1 v ,QQ ,, iii ,ff N - .... X , . , . X W! 7 7 f X, g W W X f N NX X l ,XI K f, S W! f lf. X ,if si MHZ! ' X , Z W., x f . x awxfi, l mv, ag, WILLARD I. SHEPHERD, B.S. in Music, M.S. in Music Assistant Professor in Music Education MARIETTE SIMPSON, B.A., M.M., M.S. Associate Professor of Strings ESTHER L. SLOAN, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of English ROBERT E. WILLIS, B.A., B.D. Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy Facult LENCRA M.W1Ls0N, B.s., M.S. Instructor in Business Education xm- i. Wi? , ,ww -f ,giskpxf , W,- 2?-W . 75 4 J: 'few ' fic ,, f M N 5 1 , . K f ..,' I 1 ---4 Wy x fi :if X :A.,. 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BILLY MILNER Cheney, Kansas BETTY MORRIS Emporia, Kansas I , I I MICHAEL MCCARTY Palmer Lake, Colorado ART NICHOLS Chicago, Illinois ADRIAN MOWRY Studley, Kansas DAVID MUCK Beloit, Kansas , ,,,. ..-. . 1, , . .... -. ...-.....,.............,'--B ---- - i,?.sTpLn -W.-. ,-s ,- -... + -U V V , , ....,,,.....,..-.q .Q--s. . , .,.,,,., .....,.....-.-.,...-..,,3,.f-q- - , ,V ARUN PRE EDEDILOK Bangkok, Thailand BILL RINKE L Cheney, Kansas VESSIE NICHOLS Parsons, K9.nSaS KAREN PICKARD Colorado Springs, Colorado GAYLE RUNDELL Vicksburg, Mississippi BILL SETTLE Fredonia, Kansas Classy . ---H---H-'-' 1x--vw-'f- A' ' ' ' ' rg '61 X Off f Wm- f 0 WM f f fg 4 X X!! 4 f fff W M WWW ff My f W jf f Y! WW ff af f W 'ff ff Zz X my X EDWARD SHEPHERD Plain Field, New Jersey ROBERT SIMMONS Strong City, Kansas MIKE STALCUP Conway Sprmgs, Kansas LARRY THOMPSON RONALD SIM PSON Chlcago I111no1s SHERRY SMITH W1ch1ta, Kansas 3 1 , N , Q wfi,,f,,ff,f,,fffy4 ww ,vw , , A I , 44 ff,f,, I, 'VI . 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Scott, Kansas USS , ..,..-....,.-..-,- -Iii DAVID YOUNG Concordia, Kansas BILL YUEN Hong Kong, China ROBERT KIPFER, President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS NEED O'MARA, Vice-President MERCEDES GOODYEAR, Secretary NANCY OBER. Treasurer MYRNA C LIN E Peck Kansas FRANKLIN CORRICK Topeka Kansas WILLIAM BARNETT Morrisville, Pennsylvania GERALD BIRMINGHAM Allegany, New York GLENN DAVIS Olivet Kansas DARRELL DIERKS Leoti Kansas .a-.51-f.,,..,fF.,.-.Q-Q-1u1,Q. ,... , ,,,,,. .u,..,....,. .,. ,., ..,- ,...- -w 1-wr PATRICIA DIE RKS Barnard, Kansas RICHARD EDWARDS Wichita, Kansas MERCEDES GOODYEAR Saudi Arabia MARJORIE GRAFKE Tonganoxie, Kansas CURTIS FIKE Junction City, Kansas JOHN GEISSERT Minneapolis, Kansas I assi I a 3 n I l v I I 0 2 NEDIA HILL Cardenas Cuba DAYL KAISER Newton Kansas DANIEL HANS Westfield, New Jersey CHARLES HILL Kansas City, Kansas ROBERT KIPFER W1ch1ta Kansas JOHNW KELLEY Norcatur Kansas '6 ....--mfG..a.....f,.-,.......-....-i-A-w-f-f-s-Qe-:-r---m1-ff:1w- a ft . ' 40 SUE LAMMEY Tucumcari, New Mexico SALLY MADDOCK Houston, Texas JUDITH MCDAVITT Wichita, Kansas FRED NEBRIG Leavenworth, Kansas RONALD MORRIS Canon City, Colorado SYLVIA MULLEN Bayfield, Colorado Class 0 2 WILLARD OLSON Clements, Kansas TOM PARSONS Emporia, Kansas NANCY C. OBER Fort Scott, Kansas NED O 'MARA Emporia, Kansas THOMAS ROBSON Emporla Kansas DALEEN RUSTM AN Topeka Kansas '6 , ,..., . .q.,q,-QW.-.WN,,?mwQvmr+::wfm ' ,,.,,.,.,. .....-..--,.,....,.,,....-,Z-P1-7--1 -as-9-f I N LINDA SADLER Pryor, Oklahoma ALONZO SALAZAR Denver, Colorado f CHARLENE J. SHUNN Concordia, Kansas SAMUE L TERRY Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Class JERALD TUCKER Emporia, Kansas LELA M. WATKINS San Bruno, California 0 2 JOANNE WHITTINGTON Osage Clty Kansas JOHN WIGHT Belle Plame PETER WENG Glen Cove New York GEORGE WHITE Harr1sonbu1'g V1rg1n1a TED WOODBURY Leoti, Kansas ,,1,...-.i - . ....--.-.-...1 V .--,-,--, -q , . .,.,..-1.-....-2... te-,en ? X ff? F LARYL SETH, President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRED PROCIOUS, Vice-President DICK BURKEPILE, Treasurer CAROL SCHREFFLER, Secretary f UW ,A , KENNETH ANDREWS ALFOMILA AVECILLA Emporia, Kansas San Francisco, California YUN WHAN.BANG JOHN BEARD 560111, Korea Wichita, Kansas CHESTER BEUTLER RICHARD BLANKINSHIP Newton Kansas Sedan Kansas g U 7 1 - .,.4vi..4v .- -mfs.:.1...v.-,.-,-..-...-:-q,-,.-..1-:f+--gf:--9-z:m--q--:f-71:--4- A -. - , . ,V - . . .m,..-.....,,,,,,,,,::,,,,,,,m,,,.,,,,,,h ,,,.,,,,,,,,mH, LARRY BOLL ANNE BOLLINGER Delphos, Kansas Sedgwiqk, Co10I'adO BARBARA E. BRENNER DICK BURKEPILE' Blue Rapids, Kansas Hoxie, Kansas DAVID CHAKMAKIAN CAROL CHURCH Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dwight, Kansas X f A ass 5 a I I 1 i 1 46 h R 1 0 3 JUDY CLUFF PAUL CRAIG W1Ch1t21 Kansas Llttle Rock Arkansas MARY LU CRADDOCK NEIL CRANE Canon C1ty Colorado Grldley Kansas ART CUNNINGHAM CHARLOTTE DAVIS :Wichita, Kansas Elmdale, Kansas l 1 -.. .... .-iQ..-...-..........i...-.,..,....-.. . . ..- .-...1.....- -,- PAUL DUNGAN THOMAS EMSWILER, JR. Feasterville, Pennsylvania Emporia, Kansas THOMAS EMMERSON ANNE LEIGH FOXALL Canon City, Kansas Stanley, New York Class MARC FULLINGTON PHILLIP GIARRAPUTO Clay Center, Kansas New York DAVID GRIFFITH PATRICIA HARMS Arnold Kansas Almonesson New Jersey DON HENDERSON STANLEY HESS Lakln Kansas Canon C1ty Colorado RICHARD HORN MIKE HUEBERT Emporia, Kansas Socorro, New Mexico ....................i.....,-.-.-...i - -..... ...... .- HELEN JACKSON ARNOLD JOHNSON Yates Center, Kansas Gardner, K9-H5215 JEFFREY JOHNSON JERRY JORDON Junction City, Kansas Leavenworth, Kansas Class CHRISTOPHER KAHARA MALCOLM KANADY Kenya, Africa Ponca City, Oklahoma 0 3 WAYNE KANESHIGE MICHAEL KLAIJAK H0I101l11H, Hawaii San Anselmo, California LARRY LEE KLEIN RICHARD KLEIN Derby, Kansas Derby, Kansas ROBERTA LAIRD PATRICIA F LANDA Wlchlta Kansas Glenvlew II11no1s ERNESTINE LARGENT LORNA LARSON Carlton, ,Kansas Clay Center, Kansas MIKE LESAN MELVIN LEE Denver, Colorado Honolulu, Hawaii GSS JOHN LILLY ROSELLA LOCKE Denver, Colorado Kansas City, Kansas , , , . , ,,.....,...........-..?,-,-.,....,,,,...-.....1........,--..,.. o 3 SAMPSON MAQ WILLIAM MAJOR H0113 Kong, Ch1na Colorado Springs, Colorado ABBE MILLER JAN MORRISON Ph11ade1ph1a Pennsylvama Concord1a Kansas BOB MOTLEY WILLIAM MCCLEERY Leavenworth Kansas Manvxlle Wyomlng .., ,.,. ,, J,,..,..,.------1--Tgg. -. ,?,-,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,::,,,,,,u,,-,,,,,T,,L..,i,.,,1-: L I X JANE MCMULLEN SEYED-HASSAN-NABAVI Slater, Missouri Shiraz, Iran LESTER PALMER SONNY PARKER Emporia, Kansas E1 Dorado, Kansas Class ROBERT PARKS CYNTHIA PAUL Olathe, Kansas Wichita, Kansas 0 3 FRED PROCIOUS WILLIS OLSON Kittanning, Pennsylvania Clements, Kansas FLOYD OSBORN JAMES RICHARDSON Wichita, Kansas Kansas City, Kansas JACQULINE RILEY JOHN ROCKWELL JR Wamego, Kansas Mt Pleasant Iowa 96 -,,,,,, ,,- ,,,. ,,,.i ,,...,. l ,.... .,.,,..-.?.-,,.-...-:-...,-,....,..,..uu..-....,,.,,.:,..,,, , -,,-.G-m....,..,.s sm FRED SASOVETZ CAROL. SCHREFFLER Carteret, New Jersey Topeka, Kansas CEDRIC SELEY, JR. GARY W. SELVY Junction City, Kansas Madison, Kansas LARYL E. SETH JOHN SETTLE Council Grove, Kansas Fredonia, Kansas GSS , , av.. ,. v ...,.,.-.....-...-..v..,-.-.............-...-,,,.....,.....,.................,..-....-.... .....,.................,..,,..-............,..,.... .,.. , . ........,. , NM, , U, A SANNY SOTTIURAI MARTHA SPOHN Bangkok, Thailand Baxter S prings, Kansas 0 3 JUDY TIMMERMANN BETH THOMPSON Kansas City, Kansas A Ge neseo, Kansas JON PAUL TURVEY JOHN URQUHART Waverly Kansas Ernporxa Kansas '6 w 1 4 f RICHARD VISSER JANICE WALKER Riley, Kansas Minneapolis, Minnesota DAVID WARE EUGENE WARREN Junction City, Kansas Eskridge, Kansas I GSS JOAN WEIMER BILL WININGER Eudora, KHHS2-S Emporia, Kansas ' 0 3 JAMES L. WOLF DEREXA WOOLERY Chappaqua, New York Kincaid, Kansas SAM YOSHIOKA DAVE YOUNKIN Hawaii Milford, Kansas BETTY YOUNG CARL YUNGEBERG f 1 , Alexis, Illinois B21I'I19S, Kansas ' -.. -,- ....,,.,-,,,-,,,.,-Q-,-,TU-.-.,i,,,-L ,...,,-,ii-, ,,,, ....,.,l,,, ..-Q.i. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS TED MUILENBERG, Vice-President KATHY REED, Secretary ART MUCK, President CHRIS PETERSON, Treasurer JOHN ACOMB JIM ANDERSON RAYMOND ARGUELLES Cincinnati, Ohio Lamar, Colorado Eureka, Kansas CHRISTINE BARNETT ROSALEE BAZIL BARBARA BOROWSKI Riverton, Kansas Arkansas City, Kansas Feasterville, Pennsylvania M ARCIA BOWMAN Lafayette Indiana DARLENE BROOKS Emporia Kansas HARRIET BRUCE LESLIE BRUML PATRICIA BURCK Fort Scott, Kansas Lawrence, New York Reading, Kansas USS MYRA CANNON JOHN CARUSO JOSEPH CARREIRO Chicago, Illinois Dunkirk, New York Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PATRICIA CASEBIER Emporia Kansas KATHLEEN CESTARE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania , -.......,.......-,.n.......-...--....... ........- V , -w+1-Q.l- BILL CHURCHILL DONALD COHU PATRICIA COLDREN Highland Park, Illinois Pueblo, Colorado Leavenworth, Kansas '64 , I 140 QW f W f X If N R X fx f X , Y X Wy W, 7 ,, 1 I M, - Cf fvfiaww f N X an Aloo Q A I mn -3 ZX!! X XL 3 - V I X ' -,,- ' 4 , ' GARY COLGLAZIER Neosho Rapids, Kansas ' 4 XZ JIMM IE C ORNS Coffeyville , Kansas DANIEL COLLINS New York LAWRENCE CORCORAN Onaga, Kansas CAROLYN CRAIL Emporia, Kansas ELIZABETH CRANK JACK CROUGHAN JUDY CUBBAGE A ta Kansas Wichita, Kansas Topeka, Kansas ugus , Class FRED DAVIS GRANT DICKINSON JANET DOXTATOR Wichita, Kansas Canon City, Kansas Rocky Ford, Colorado MICHAEL DUBENCHIEK Hartsdale New York ALAN EICHEL Brooklyn, New York 0 ROBERT FELLERS SANDY FENSKE CHRISTINE FGGG Osage City, Kansas Wichita, Kansas Emporia, Kansas '64 RONALD FRIEDMAN PAUL GEE CARL GELFONT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Junction City, Kansas Philadelphia. Pennsylvania PATRICIA GRANT Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania RICHARD GREEN Canon City Kansas ROBERT GRIFFITH DOUGLAS HABERS ANNETTE HALL Arnold, Kansas Manhasset, New York Wichita, Kansas Class LARRY HANNA BOE-'HARTENBERGER MICHAEL HARTUP Kansas City, Kansas San Pedro, California Wichita, Kansas HARRIET HECKMAN WaKeeney, Kansas HARRY HERSKOVETZ Philadelphxa, Pennsylvama BONNIE HOLMES BERNARD E. HOTZEL VIRGINIA HOUSER Wichita, Kansas Emporia, Kansas Wichita, Kansas 0 '64 MARILYN HUEBEIIT ANNIE L. HYSMITH JAMES JULIAN Socorro, New Mexico Chicago, Illinois Brooklyn, New York DAVID JENKINS Colorado Springs, Colorado SANDRA JENSON Winnetka, Illinois JERRY G. JOHNSON MARION E. JONES CHARLES KAYSER Eureka, Kansas Neal, Kansas Americus, Kansas Class DENNIS KELLY ROBERT D. KENT DALLAS KIRBY Queens, New York Wilrnette, Illinois Roxbury, Kansas DAVID KITHIL Northford, Connectwut LAWRENCE LAINE Brooklyn, New York ELIZAEETH LARK WILLIAM LEMERY MONA LESLEY Shamok1n, Pennsylvania Springfield, Missouri New York, New York 0 '64 LUCILLE LESTER BRUCE LEVETT RAYMOND LINDAMOOD Indian Wells, Arizona New York, New York Quincy, Kansas KATHERINE LOGAN Wichita Kansas ROYCE MCCLANAHAN Leavenworth, Kansas in I ei 'N I I 3 I , ,N 1 I I, 1 ,, 'Nz W ,, 1 H, Y, ,M 'x , ,R ,N I 11 ' N I N i I ,, I 'I ,, I I iw Us 3 w Q N N1 7 W ,M Ng. I, al' ix! N mi 5 I HOWARD McELFRESH ELIZABETH MCGLAUN CAROL KAY MADDEN Emporia, Kansas Cincinnati, Ohio Wichita, Kansas I E Sl 'i i 1 H fx I I , fer 1 I f ' PETE MAGLIA .New Hyde Park, New York A U g JAMES MAYER Chicago, Illinois . f :N 'IN QI I L ,L EF Ill N T4 E N I ,. 1 i, L M I wi 'J I 111 1' il IJ IN he f A 11 S Class PATRICIA MARSHALL DAVID MATTHEWS Emporia, Kansas Rockport, Indiana CHARLES MEADOR Olathe, Kansas OLIVIA MEDINA LY NN MEEK LARRY MEEKER Alamosa, Colorado Idana, Kansas Wichita, Kansas 'o '64 JAMES MILLER J. B. MISER ELDON MOORE Great Bend, Kansas Cottonwood Falls, Kansas Council Grove, Kansas! RAYMOND MOSSER New York ROBERT MORRISON Concordia, Kansas A 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 ARTHUR MUCK TED MUILENBURG KEN NELSON Beloit, Kansas Emporia, Kansas Herington, Kansas Class LEO NOCEK JEANNE NORDSTROM GARTH PATTERSON Dunkirk, New York Colorado Springs, Colorado Canoga Park, California JAMES PAULSON Newton Kansas CHRIS PETERSEN Glen Ellyn, Illinois THOMAS PETROSINO JERRY PE ZOLDT JOSEPH PISCATELLI Manhassett, New York Colorado Springs, Colorado Long Island, New York 0 '64 NIWATI POLPARSI DAVID POMEROY JOSEPH PRICE Bangkok, Thailand Overland Park, Kansas Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ROBERT RAND Philadelphia Pennsylvania HERMAN RATHMAN Leavenworth Kansas 1 J if yi ,lj ' ,w 1 I M 1 QU l R W nl! lu ww 5 w . l M vp ,ij hi ll H A 1 E w ,V 1 N 4 A ERNEST RATZLOFF KATHLEEN REED DAVID RENNER H McPherson, Kansas Rocky Ford, Colorado Bronxville, New York Class K yi 1 U wi L I JANICE REYNOLDS LELA ELLEN RICHARDS DONALD RICHTBERG l Fairfield, Iowa Emporia, Kansas East Williston, New York I JACK RIGGIN Abilene, Kansas LIDA ROSE Wichita, Kansas DONNA ROSENBALM FRED RUSK LaDENA SANDERS Emporia, Kansas Petaluma, California Eureka, Kansas o '64 JOSEPH SANTALEMMA A NICHOLAS SCOTT WILLIAM SHUMA New York City, New York Madison, Kansas Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania MICHAEL SILBER Poughkeepsie, New York WILLIAM SIMONS Derby, Kansas MI I I II II I II WI I I I I I I I I I .. .v -1 Class 4 I I I I I EDWARD SIMPSON DEAN SMITH JILL SMITH II? Absecon, New Jersey Larned, Kansas Leavenworth, Kansas V I 'E I I I I ,I II 1 II I :I V I I Ll I E I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I . I 'I I I I I JUDY SMITH HAROLD SNEDKER BILL STARKEY I Anthony, Kansas Salina, Kansas Eureka, Kansas FRANCES STEINFORT Junction City Kansas ADRIENNE SYKES Chxc ago , I111no1s VICHIEN TECHAPHAIBOON GEORGE THALMAN DENNIS THOMPSON Bangkok, Thailand Wilmette, Illinois Tempos, Colorado o '64 ALLEN THRUL HOWARD TICE MARGARET A. TODD Whitestone, New York Kansas City, Kansas Topeka, Kansas KENNETH TOWNE A Mnnnsville, New York JOHN TRAINOR Kansas City, Kansas , , ,.,........,..........,....,.W--.-...-...w,-fww-gT1-qu.,r,.--.-,.-9-n.a1e,4-,:-p-,:.,:-,,.,,.-,.-4- .- , k -,A ,, I. -un- --- , , 1---- Y --'- ---f-- I 3,- W.-.,,4-ffm ...,..,.,,-.....,.....,,,,,,. ,.'v-' LEE RAY TRAPP ORA,LEE TYLER VICKI TYNER South Bend, Indiana Emporia, Kansas Granada' C0101'ad0 Class HOLLY VAN HORNE WILLIAM R. VEITCH RONALD WALIGORE Gates Mills, Ohio Salina, Kansas Maple Shade, New Jersey KATHERINE WALKER Denver Colorado DEAN WALLACE Kmgman, Kansas DONA WALLERT FRED WHIPPLE LEE ANNA WILLIAMSON Wichita, Kansas Irvington, New York Kansas City, Kansas o 964 MARILYN WINN CHRISTINE WONG LEE WOODHULL Canyon, Texas Hong Kong, China Scarsdale, New York DOROTHY WRIGHT Ft. Scott, Kansas Student urses IRMA CALDER Kansas City, Missouri HUGH DAVIS Emporia, Kansas BEATRICE ALGER Emporia, Kansas CAROL BEEMER Dunlap, Kansas TIMA BROWNING Kansas City, Missouri PATRICIA BERNARD Americus, Kansas DEJLORIS DUESLER Emporia, Kansas MARGARET FULTON Niotaze, Kansas SHARON HARTUNG Junction City, Kansas BARBARA JOHN Burlington, Kansas KATHLEEN KNELL Burlington, Kansas Student urses MARGARET J. LANG Emporia, Kansas LANA LaRUE LEACH Oakley, Kansas CAROLYN OTT Ames, Kansas tudent urses DARLENE STEWARD Scandia, Kansas DANNA YUEN Formosa IDA L. PRIBBENOW Bentley, Kansas VELVA J. POWELL Marion, Kansas 'BETTY RAINS Eureka, Kansas CECELIA RICHEY Wichita, Kansas FLORENCE JUNE ROY Wichita, Kansas Second Semester Students FIRST ROW: John Philli s Sheila Thom son Jerri Showalter, William Haup, SECOND ROW: DeAn Alexander, Jack Dunham, P P , Eugene Shulrnan, THIRD ROW: Howard Freedman, Jay Fink, William Lynn, i x I I 5 I r 1 Y I x F E l I 1 'L A , , -Ax X 'x,1 -A '-F ,, ,mg-Af, ,.---A, , , , - ' ' -. ' 7 -H ' , Y--,,.fl'5 1 wgu,,,.g.fpN ' , '!f3'3 'F:-r-a'Z5S1j5?'?i F?1Fr-:SQL-412173ff 1'TIM?k1'f? 'f 7i':i 3?'1F1?ff?E?'7' A71-::'7i1,::i? f7i-- f'-'-11?-1f-'W'f2'f1 -1 :'?yg1.LT?'ff-P?'-'r -,LTQEELI-f-Psqgizffy.Zggsggggzi-1 V ,il . . - ., f - , .,,, 4 4,, . . , N., , , 1 f , , . f 1 , X X f ' f, ' - f ' f 1 X Y f 4. ,V si 0 T f A . Z 5, f 1 liz 4 S, f My www 1 Z fi f 1 , I 13- . .11 ',,' f-T:-Y-..,L.,'11 1, J' Q ,. Mx :W 5, g, p 4 1 w . X , i 1 H i 1 1 F I , 1 f s 1 l W' f. 2 ! l mx NN Kxw NYS! XX x X5ix-.X-...af vggw X 4 ww +w mv KVA ,WKQNKYSAK 1 . . . 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It is composed of two representatives from each class, and a president and representative-at-large elected by the student body. New representatives to be added to Stuco beginning next year are: one representative from each dormitory, one off-campus student representative, one representative from the student nurses home, and two more representatives-at-large. Stuco's purposes are: to promote the best interest ofthe College of Emporia by improving and main- taining academic, social and moral ideals, to encourage student activitiesg to regulate conduct within the sphere of studentjurisdictiong to havecharge of general student programs and college electionsg to stimulate, promote, and reflect student life, and to cooperate with the faculty in the study of college problems. In , i order to carry out its many functions, Stuco has established standing committees which represent a cross section of student activities. The president of Stuco for this year was Mr. George Bollinger. OFFICERS: John Beard, Secretary, Steve Higgins, Vice President, Leia Watkins, Representative-ab largeg Paul James, Treasurer, George Bollinger, President. Chatting gaily at regular meetings helps to release Stuoo's many tensions. Before meetings, Stuco members plan for discussion groups. The life in Dunlap Hall is advantageous to all who live there. The women are all offered a chance to participate in Christian affairs, and by doing so, each has an opportunity to become abetter woman, Pictured above is the freshman class- the largest in the history of the College of Emporia. Serving for her first year is Mrs. Virgina Boatman, House- mother of Dunlap Hall. ,. .........o..-...-x------e--1-- MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE COUNCIL: Sandy Fenske, Liz McGlaun, Charlene Shunn, C arol Schreffler ,Marge Grafke , Jan Morrison, M e r c Goodyear, Gayle Rundell, Sue Lammey, K a r e n Pickard, Presidentg Carolyn Magnuson, and Alice Wilson. Dunlap all Each year Dunlap Hall presents many activities and affairs The house IS governed by a House Council and sponsored by the Dean of Woman This year the house president was Karen Pickard . , . u i , ,,,........... ........ . .. .,......-..........i....,..i- , . . ...-?..--.--l-- -- ---.....-.1 lu.. , I Q-v . .. ..,...m-...,.....,.v.,............,,.M...-v,..,.....,...........,.-.., U- -I--f---:af 2 I I Men,s Residence H all MR. Sz MRS. DAVID S. DUNGAN Resident Directors Living inthe men's dormitory is apleasure for all the men who reside there. The dormitory is governed by a House Council composed of students. Pictured below are freshman students of the Men's Residence Hall. .,, a MJ 23,47,.w,n.We-1-New -'---' fg':,fe,VVw,,,,W,, ,v---- Wwe----V ,W ,, si, W sms V, f sssiffw smsXe 'fffwsww1'.1..w-- ' -fwn-W-ewes--'ff' W,,,.s-Mwffmw-we . 1 ' Shown above are Just a few of the upperclassmen who reslde at the New Men's Residence Hall MEN'S HOUSE COUNCIL FOR 1961 LEFT TO RIGHT R1chard V1sser Ron Johnson Pres1dent Dave Muck Fred Proc1ous Art Cunnmgham John Beard , . ' 7 7 7 a 9 1 ....i................-..,1....-1. , ..... ,,,,, , ,,,,-,.,.. ' MW--Q I ,MW ,fmwy .TX EDITOR, Marge Grafke ASSISTANT EDITOR, Jane McMullen ADVISOR, Jackson Davis C OLLE GE 92 REPORTERS Dick Burkepile, Judy Timmerman, Joan Weimer News Editor Kathy Reed and Columnist Tom Ernswiler talk over this week's edition. Sports Editor Jerry Jordan Marge Grafke and George White fold papers a weekly Job for the College Life Staff 93 ........-.........,.... , m......-,-1-..:w-'1v-,1,f-.--- eg9--1-5--,,:., .1?.-.,-., ..Y Q....,.,.. ,LW Alla LAYOUT EDITOR, Midge Huebert BUSINESS MANAGER, George White LAYOUT EDITOR, Gail McCune EDITOR, Paul K. Dungan ADVISOR, Ed Shupe ASSISTANT EDITOR, Tom Parsons SECRETARY, Betsy Lark ORGANIZATION EDITOR, Annie Hysmith FACULTY EDITOR, Myra Cannon FINE ARTS EDITOR, Judy McDa.Vitt CAMPUS LIFE EDITORS Marcia Bowman and Donna Wallert PHOTOGRAPHER Paul K Dungan SPORTS EDITOR, Fred Proc1ous PHOTOGRAPHER Bernard Hotzel COPY EDITOR, Myrna Clxne CLASS EDITOR Betsy Crank Rah 9 , 1 i -..................-..i.--..L- . .,.....,,.,...,,-..i...., ,.. ,.....L.,... .i.....,.,, - .,.-..,..,.,-,-..,...-,,,......,..,.,..,,.,.,V.-.,-A.h.,.,,,...., . ....... V Tau Pi Phi Honorary Business Administration and Economics Fraternity, Left to Right: Marc Ful1ingtOI1, Bill Preston, David S. Dungan, Wi1liam,Keller. Ted Woodbury, Lenora Wilson. Arun Preededilok. The Young Republicans The Young Republicans are a group of students who encourage all students to take an active part in the national affairs .by voting. Promoting the platforms of the iRepublicans, this organization strives to do so by having discussion groups, movies, and parties. Also, it participates with the Democratic Club in pre- senting straw-polls on the campus. The Young Democrats ThlS orgamzatlon works d111gent1y to promote the oampalgns and the platforms ofthe Demoorat1c party It dlscusses the contemporary po11t1oa1 lssues and encourages the members to take an aot1ve part 1n the Demooratlc party . 1 , f f Presby Peppers The pep club is one of the most active organizations on campus. Preparing for all games, the Peppers hang banners, plan assemblies - giving pep to all, and post gay signs around the campus reminding all that o, of E, Fights! Presiding over the functions of SNEA were: Maurice Elliot, Patricia Dierks, Paul James, Presidentg and Naomi Lufjan. Sponsors for the group were Mrs. E, Muilenburg and Dr. C, Chrisman. Contributing to the promotion of higher education is the Students National Education Association. Cosmopolitan lub I C-- Officers of Cosmo this year were: Arun Preededilok, President, Cindy Paul, Treasurerg Ann Hysmith, Secretaryg Chris Kahara, Vice President. Functioning as the mediator between the oversea students on campus and the American students, the Cosmopolitan Club plans and directs various activities in which to stimulate better relations between all students. Some of the many well-organized activities presented by this club are: an international day dinner- semesterly, and international day, panel discussions, bull-sessions, coke parties, jazz sessions, ex- hibitions, and movies. Sponsoring for this organization is Mrs. E, Sloan, who also sponsors the foreign students . C Debate Squad LEFT T - ' - DickinsO2,iE3iHJI!lbk':g:1DExYggghlgisigeflgssgflan, Laryl Seth, Lawrence Hanna, John Beard, Christian Peterson, Dan Collins, Gr ant International Relations Committee This committee functions in cooperation with Cosmopolitan Club students and the American students, Members of this Committee and Stuco in promoting better relation between our overseas are Sally Maddock, Arun Preededilok, and Patricia Marshall Anne Bollinger, President, and Anne Atherton, Sponsor, play the organ, as Mu Phi sings. Mu Phi Epsilon, which was established in 1929, is a national Music sorority of the College of Emporia. By encouraging musicianship, scholarship, character, and sisterhood, Mu Phi promotes the advancement of music in America.Members:BarbaraBrenner,Anne Bollinger,Jane La Pella, Sylvia Mullen, Anne Atherton, Miss Simpson, Charlotte Davis, Helen Jackson, and Karen Pickard, Mu Phi Epsilon ' Mu Al ha Sin onia Phi, p f 9 ' t dvance the cause of music in America, This professional music fraternity, established in 192 ,aims o a to foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of students of music, to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members, and to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. ORGANIZATION OFFICERS: Left to Right, Dave Young, Loren Tice, Larry Thompson, and Richard Wright, 103 i L 1 4 The WE Club 4 .,,, ..., f-V-...wa va E-C LUB OFFICERS: Left to Right, Mike Stalcup, Bill Rinkel, Loyd Kufahl, and Jerry Baker. The E club consists of men who lettered in sport activities at the College of Emporia. Instilling within each man the ability to be agoodsport is just one of the advantages of belonging to this group. Every year at Homecoming, the E club sponsors and plans the Queen's Reception. This year's president was Loyd Kufahi. ' Womenis Recreation Association ' s 1. 5, z 1 i 1 K This organization sponsors and plans various activities for interested C, of E, womeng and for those interested in co-rec activities. Presiding this year was Charlene Shunng Mrs. Aloha Preston was sponsor, Below are members of the W,R.A, cabinet, which directs and organizes the functions. QI I G3 li li 'E if il 3! M ii Z fl i 105 106 Socwl Actwtttes Commtttee SAC, a standing committee sponsored by Stuco, co-ordinates social activities to keep C, of E, socially active. Chairman this year was Carolyn Magnuson. Members included Kathy Cestare, Carol Schreffler, Bob Simmons, and John Rockwell. -..- Preparing for the prospective students, making sure that each one has a room in which to stay, enter- taining, assisting the guest on the campus to destinations, and acting as hosts and hostesses for all college events are a few of the many functions performed by the Hospitality Committee, ' FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Lorna Larson, Mary Lu Craddock, SECOND ROW: Jeanne Nordstrom, David Matthews, Judy Cluff, THIRD ROW: Grant Dickinson, Mike Lesan, and Fred Nebrig. H ospitalit Committee 107 108 uill lub E e 1 The Quill Club is an organization of students who are interested in creative writing and in the study of literature. The club meets regularly to read and criticize original manuscripts of its members and to study various current literary forms and developments. The members issue a collection of their own works, usually at the time of the Fine Arts Festival, Membership is open to all students. In 'order to become a member, one has to submit a winning manuscript of his own writings. FIRST ROW: Carol Schreffler, Annie L, Hysmith, Mrs, Sloan. SECOND ROW: Linda Sadler, Myra Cannon, Marcia Bowman. THIRD ROW: Eugene Warren, Larry Hanna, Tom Emswiler, Ron Johnson. Home Economics Club Interior decorating, hair styling, and cooking, are a few of the activities that are sponsored by the MEMBERS OF HOME EC: Lida Rose, Roberta Laird, Joan Foraker, Myrna Cline, Anne Foxall, Joan Booth,Joan Weimer, Annette Hall, Bonnie Holmes, and Kay Madden. EC. Club. Through lectures and annual bake sales, the women learn how to take an active part, 0C0nOmica11yf Presiding fthis year was Myrna C line, SPOnsor of the group was Miss Joan Foraker. 109 110 The Golden Dolphins The Golden Dolphins, a newly organized swim club for women, made its debut this year by presenting a water ballet during the Spring Fling, President this year was Annie Laurie Hysmithg sponsor was Miss D, Edmonds. Members: Mona Lesley, Andrienne Sykes, Janet Doxtator, Holly Van Horn, Sheila Thompson, and Ann Hysmith. Religious Council Planmng chapel aot1V1t1es d1scuss1on groups and movles are just a few of the many ways that the Rehgxous Coune11 promotes a better Chr1st1an understandmg on the campus and 1n the college eommumty The Reverend Davld Butterfleld Dean of the Chapel IS the faculty sponsor for the organlzatlon Ronald M Johnson was presldent for 1961 LEFT TO RIGHT Ronald M Johnson Rev Dav1d Butterfleld Betty Young Bob Cater Jeanne Nordstrom Lester Palmer and Dayl Kalser 1 4 . 7 f 3 n 3 Y U 0 , ' A I .- . ' 0 y ' 4 9 ! 7 7 3 0 1 1 J -A A -qb-f------4---l---.i.---- ---.-..........i.... ...-.--..i..... .i.................-...-........- ...Q......-a.....,-.....----,,e...-..-..-.,,,,,,,., r l I l hi Alpha N w l This organization is a Christian group whose purpose is to provide a fellowship of study and worship. The members are responsible for communion services, the weekly vesper service, andthe publication of the student roster. LEFT TO RIGHT: The Reverend David Butterfield, Sandra Fenske, Charlotte Davis, Rosella Locke, Dennis Thompson, and Lester Palmer. 112 , 1, -LP .:'r..,,,. ...i - . Q. .-1. -. , ------1-L-------f-1--f ,.,iM,5,,.,.,.-N.,.............-..,,...................,... ...,. .,,. .... fn S ,M ,V f, --M x f f cl? , I ,f E 1 Q xx, go! ,Q f M4 . f ,f Z ,Q ,.,., , ' ' Y ' fu- ' -- N, A '---'-- ..,.-....-..............-..., . Q.. ......,.... ..,......, The College 0 Emporia Chorale FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Barbara Brenner, Phyllis Higgins, Midge Huebert, Rosie Bazil, Judy Cluff, Olivia Medina, Holly Van Horn, Mary Lu Craddook, Cindy Paul, Sherry Smith, Kathy Reed. SECOND ROW: Ernestine Largent, Donna Rosenbalm, Myrna Cline, Adele Debolt, Jeanne Nordstrom, Daleen Rustman, Charlotte Davis, Karen Pickard, Jan Morrison, Janet Doxtater, Ann Bollinger, Anne Foxall. THIRD ROW: Sheila Thompson, Helen Jackson, Rod Borlase, John Wight, Loren Tice, Royce McClanahan, Howard Tice, Don Cohu, Laryl Seth, Joe Brown, Chris Barnett, Judy Timmerman. FOURTH ROW: Jack Dunham, Richard Wright, Stan Hess, John Trainor, Dave Muck, Gerry Henderson, ,Dave Young, Don Henderson, Dayl Kaiser, Lynn Meek, - - The College of Emporia Chorale at work. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Wight, Loren Tice, Daleen Rustman, Donna Rosenbalm, Ernestine Largent, Helen J ackson, Jan Morrison, Judy Timmerrnan, Lynn Meek, Dayl Kaiser. The Madrigaz angers MR. ROBERT LaPELLA Director of the Chorale The Singers performing old English madrigals. 115 li ,' Hi i Wi it 'll xizli us 11 Il 1 U1 1:33 'amz im, VW F 'xl W 1 gli M 1 'Q NM ll E5 l 1 wir 5 ff FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Olivia Medina, John Wight, Willard Garth Paterson, Rosella Locke, Donna Rosenbalm. THIRD ROW 5 i Shepherd, Director: John Lilly, Carol Schreffler. SECOND ROW: Bob Beach, Ken Pryor, Tom Emswiler, Dave Young, Laryl Seth i Joe Brown, Barbara Brenner, George Bollinger, Loren Tice, H, A,Bath, Lowell Bath. :W , li if xl ii ,' l The College 0 Emporia Band i MR, VVILLARD SHE PHERD i Director of the Band J 4 e N a I , ii , ,,,. ,,. ,N I 4 ls, i li 1 fl 'i The brass section of the lg:-ind in one of their performances. iff! w ,N W 4:1 WW Ml ml U 1 HH ll' Mx i Wit iii ,Q in ini i V l W fl' 116 Miss Daleen Rustrnan Soprano with Loren Tice, Acoompanist Mr. David Young plays the baritone horn as Loren Tice accompanies . Mr. John Wight, Baritone with Miss Charlotte Davis as ac- oompanist. Bastien and Bastienna THE CAST John Wight . . Mr. Colas Dayl Kaiser , , , Bastien Phyllis Higgins . . . Bastienna' This opera, a posteral, tells ga simple love story of a shepard and a shepardess. Mr. Colas acts as a magician to bring the pair together. MR, COLAS DONNA ROS E NBA LM HOWARD TICE ERNE STINE LARGE NT Game of Chance THE CAST Donna Rosenbalm ,,,,.,, . A Knitter Ernestine Largent .... A Knitter Daleen Rustman . . ...... A Knitter Howard Tice . . . Messenger of Fate The story goes that three knitters had secret dreams of life. The messenger answers their dreams, and gives them what they dream of . The three knitters then find that they are not satisfied and Wish they had asked for more. A story of life. DA LEEN RUSTMAN 1 111 1 11' U1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 X1 '1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 , 1 ill' 1 1 1 1 -1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 115 1 1 THE COLLEGE OF EMPORIA presents the English world premiere of Theophano by Angelos Terzakis translated and adapted by Dr. Michael Rethis and George C. Crocker directed by George C. Crocker costumes designed by Ann Crocker settings by Joseph P. Rossillon L , i The author, Angelos Terzakis, has devoted his life to the ' literary field. His works include short stories, novels and plays. Mr, Terzakis is director of the repertoire of the National Theater of Greece. Tsirniskis and Empress Theophano GEORGE C. CROCKER Director JERI SHOWALTER DR, MICHAEL RETHIS Assistant Director Translator The Cast EMPRESS THEOPHANO ,,,,,,, EMPEROR NICEPHORUS PHOCAS ,,,,,,,,,,,, , , , , GENERAL JOHN TSIMISKIS ..................... . . . LEON PHOCAS, brother of the Emperor, chief of palace guard . . . A LIEUTENANT, to chief ofpalace guard ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , A FEMALE SLAVE .,,,,,,,,,, , A NURSE, a confidant of the Empress . . , A uooloot a onlo 0 0 0 0 Five Conspirators: MICHAEL VOURTSIS . . LEON VALADIS . . . IAON PEDIASIMOS , . , JOHN ATZPOTHEDROS . . ISSAC VACHRAM . . . Five Daughters of Constantine The VII: ZOE. .................. .. THEODORA , . . THEOPHANO . . . . . IOUII C I l U O O O AGATHA . . ...... . . SOLDIERS . Mike MCCa THE coNsP1RAToRs Vachram, Valadis, Tsimiskis, Vourtsis, Pediasimos, Atzpothedros On whom shall we swear , , , , LiliRethis , , Stafford Studer , , , , , BillTeed William K. Barnett . Raymond Mosser , Alfomila Avecilla , , Chris Barnett , , , John Acomb , , , FredNebrig , Ed O'Malley , , Richard Wright . . . . Bill Settle . , Chester Beutler . Sheila Thompson , . Gayle-Rundell Jeanne Nordstrom , , Janet Doxtator , Holly Van Horn rty, Stanley Hess 55 CURTAIN CALL: Empress Theophano, Angelos Terzakis, Emperor Nicephorus, George C. Crocker .r The Conspirators swear to Empress Theophano as the slave looks on, 123 i The Conspirators and Emperor Nioephorus. i While the play and its author, Angelos Terzakis, are well know in Greece, the presentation of Theophano at the College of Emporia marks the first time a modern Greek-drama has been translated into English and performed in the United States. In the play, Theophano,is the E mpr es s of the Byzantine empire at Constantinople, The play tells of her attempts to unseat her emperor husband and replace him with a young warrior whom she has taken as her lover. Tsimiskis, The Five Conspirators and the Monk. 3 Tsimiskis receives the crushing news from Vourtsis and Valadis that he has been relieved of his active command and appointed to the office of Secretary of State. The Conspirators and the Slave plan the death of Emperor Nicephorus. W A W V Q . ix X fef, IS X - ' -x XA- . x fx :Q 'W ' ks ! W : EW 1 ff 3 .m,,..,.,,,..,,...f,.,..,.f.....sa-. ,..-...........,.....f... ..m.,-.----4-,gm-9-7--1-1---r-'evu1:-1:---ef-'11-iii-af-4.4:-4?-12--1'1'-T' 44- - QA--Y f A ' ' xr- V, , 4, W, W wz,fe,-X ,- w wx X , Q f Z V f X ww ,Z y fy f y R R X I Xa f ff Z 4 f K K ff f , nm V ', NPYV: Wiz, 4. .M f f f Q :Ziff ww ,.w4 V f ,iw ww . 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'7 X9 ,X , ' , ff I ' My ' 1 . 1 fff' f , , A-V W f f f f N we C ,H f U ' ' ' 2' fff AAAA CA MWMMW we zeM2WwWVW , 379W W Q , CW ff e,ei Ufff W X I V 5 I xk.. f f ff f ' fig ff Z NANCY OBER LORNA LARSON GAYLE RUNDE LL Head Cheerleader A Q wi X I , Y ,,,U4,, 4 9' , 0 f, ' My f Q X X X f ' A A fe ' is ' A f, ,,,, ,WZ ,V C ,, DONNA WA LLERT7 ,V,r M, 1 Z iff fy f 5 'i ' f4,,,!, eX'e e if ,,,f 4 5 ' ' xX.e S U . , ff,,f,, ' , ee A AX eeeee S1?eNS7SyTMuAQZAMwf ,,,f X , ggi M ,V S V gf A xhxl , EK. My X . I , I f E V ,,,' eeee ,A :Q x, x-li x QA , e e C HRIS BARNETT JACKIE NEILSON Alternate C HRIS F OGG Alternate Cheerleaders - 1960-961 NANCY OBER LORNA LARSON GAYLE RUNDELL DONNA WALLERT CHRIS BARNETT 129 130 Football '60-'61 Line Coach Ebberts, Head Coach Schnebel, Assistant Coach Johnson. Ottawa Baker Southwestern College of Emporia Bethel Bethany Kansas Wesleyan McPherson Friends Sterling Rinkle at Work. KANSAS CONFERENCE FINAL T Pot. 0 1.000 0 .889 1 .611 0 .556 1 .500 1 .500 1 .500 1 .167 1 .161 0 .111 Pts 339 264 124 191 133 128 207 59 53 102 Op 89 61 99 153 120 150 220 172 258 278 FRONT ROW Left to Rlght Heathrnan Ware Isaacs N1chols Kelly K1rby Huebert B1rm1ngham Lemery Swltzer Wmlnger Kufahl Baker S'CF11C11p Settle Mowry Kelley Rmkle Student Caruso Nelson Crane Coach Ebberts FOURTH ROW Burkhart Tramer SECOND ROW Mathls O Mara Moore Kayser Andrews Olson Horn Barnard Rathman Woodbury Cunnmgham C o r c or an Hartenberger Corns Parsons Blankenshlp Upstlll Mayors Kanady Coach Johnson Yungeberg McCarty Coach Schnebel THIRD ROW Elchel Although the Presb1es d1d not l1ve up to preseason expectatxons there were occaslonal flashes of br1ll1ance It was felt by many that the B1g Red ' should have won at least two more ball games Next year w1ll be an aveng1ng one for the College of Emporla The rest of the conference had better be ready for a tough year There were some brlght spots thls year The conslstently f1ne play of such senlors as Art N1chols and J1t Ware was one of these Next year's prospects were conslderably bolstered by the passmg of fresh man Bruce Upstlll and the f1ne runmng of the backs such as Sw1tzer, Yungeberg Corcoran and Rathman Many fme llnemen were also dlscovered among the underclassmen The graduatmg semors w1ll be m1ssed but the prospects for next year are by no means dlsmal The Presb1es f1n1shed w1th Bethel Bethany and the f1rst half of the Ottawa game The coachmg staff was adequate and the morale was good most of the year The coaches exper1 e two factors should play an lmportant role 1n the Presb1es t1tle b1d 1n '61 mented wlth a new spread offense and perfected the defense put 1n last year Thes Art N1chols was the only member o e e f th t am to make the all league team th1s year He was selected at an end pos1t1on 131 l : ' 7 7 7 ' 7 I 7 7 ' 7 7 I - 7 7 ' 7 ' I 7 . v S - D s s 2 9 9 , , . I , . : ' ' .' 7 7 7 7 7 . 7' l 7 7 7 7 Y Y 9 9 1 a 1 1 a 1 - . . , , , . . - : . ' - , , . I 7 7 A 7 ' ' ' fourth in the K,C,A,C, with a 5-4 record. Some of the better games were those . 7 9 . I ' . , v JERRY BAKER JIM MATHIS ART NICHOLS N 1 I LOYD KUFAHL EVERETT WARE E Jit gets the first down .A I I I II ............,,,....- H 1 I ' I Il I I I I I II EI I :I II I I I I I I II EI E II I I I II II I I I I NEAL ISAACS BILL SETTLE MIKE MCCARTY 4' ' ZWWWEW An I' AAI f f ff YQ N. -rw-., , M 1 P0-vu I ffx 'W Qx! X KW? M A ,f Z it fini W ffwx ,ff I II II I I'I I , II I IIII I I I I , I I I I I I I . II l I I I I II 4 I I I I I I I :I I I I f I I II I I ..., ' II I . . I I I I I I I Ii III II III I I I I .V III III If' I? 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X :X 'SX Q' X ' ,www ',,1,fpf ' cr: 4, , , f W, , . ,, wif g Wk ., , , H in I L Wi X ff W W X gym 4 X ff , xi Rf wi X xx ,ff U Y X Y W X W, K f X XXX ' ' 'Q 'Q ' Q fa f Z 1 N 'xxf xx X A N X fwf if X fl! f X xx X N f f ff ff fwx X ff X fy!! Nf v Xl-1, -SQ ivmwcf 5 'AAA 5 C ' 5,, X 4 , ,zz M f f v , . f ' fx W WXXWM Z2 ,WW 0 f NEW! ,Q L , X N . A W ' 4 ff 1?3lWa,., MW4 7 M7 7 RICH HORN NEIL CRANE ELDON MOORE CHARLES KAYSER KEN NELSON BILL MAJORS z,, 9 '1 257, ' ' Rf :Wi me wx , ,Q K, gg is ,V 1 K ,,,, 1 QR f ' ,ff f f 9 asf ' V 5,2111 T WV Q? L ,, Y liz, A . WZ' e XS , RICH GREEN BILL LEMERY fx xf4 -T Z7 7 if 14 .f,,'-We Big Red defense in action. ff 41' W5 Nice Tackle 137 W' in 138 3, ,,,, f l X W gf , W W L . x ,,,, ,Wi wwf' ,M fix' M A H L . ',,. f 'f ff 1 1 ,,,, ' 1A-' N W ALAN EICQHEL L. J. CORCORAN HERMAN RATHMAN BILL STARKEY BRUCE UPSTILL 'J '-x7Y5Z'N NW T ' ' ng , X . K wwf f X ff X W W Be Na, 7, 3gfff'ff1'w X 'cf V ' B ' -35 B 4 ., Q fm Q , '21 - K mf sq . B2 , ,Q QM. , ' X- .:N.LX' 45 LV f W Q5 X Qy B X Y ,Q Bi ix im, x kg ,ff QZ 4, Vx.?:,:fw VT 471-gg-ij xww P 1' . M B wx 14 m ff A ,ff ,, Q If XM 7 i1.m.sW,m . A uri K Y JIM SWITZER High and low f wx X Y , 1,4 B, ff ,W 0 X 0 , ,fi 1 f f 7 X O W f f f ,, J ,,, ,f ,fn ' 4 J ,, f, ww? 'WX 49x ' r Q f if ,f , ,, , 1 f W WQAZXW ,W 1 ef ' Qfuf J!! 40 410 4 m if ,wg it 1 BY DALLAS Km , BOB HARTENBERGER , DON LONG B4 f, in-4-f ,f if ' '41 vi x U 1 , 1 f 7 4 .4 an X if X , ' 2 'ff if f, X fi 7 ,J V! Z 1 fv-, '4 f .17-Q .WI ,W QVQW -- 1,9 I ,fy f 4 , Gi' g f if f ff ', 41, f- ' ' W T f 'ff if 1411. , ff 2, V in . Q X f, ' W. ' v aff?-,VY W! ff . yu mf 4, , 'J,4' ' mf- ,nf 139 2 A if Q Presbies Win 20 Lose 4 140 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Coach Johnson, Rathrnan, A Wen'g, E11iot13,'Parker, Muck, Nichols, Higgins. SECOND ROW: Manager Palmer, Ware, Crane, Motley, Baker, Trainer Rinkle. .,.1...,...-Q..------ .w..1-.n1.. - A very successful basketball season was brought to a heartbreaking end by Southwestern College. ' The Presbies started the season with 10 returning lettermen and a new coach, Bob Johnson. The Big Red rolled to six straight victories before they felt the sting of defeat at the hands of Rockhurst College. The Christmas Tournament gave the Presbies two more wins and one loss. The Fighting Presbies were led through the first half of the season by Lefty Higgins, Pete Weng and Art Nichols, Lefty graduated at the end of the first semester and Herman Rathrnan joined the starting five. The Big Red went on to post a record of 16 and 2 in Conference play and were tied with Southwestern for the league title. A play- off game was held in Wichita and the Moundbuilders from Winfield came out ontop The final record read 20 wins and 4 losses Pete Weng and Art Nichols were named to the first team all KCAC Conference C of E Southwestern Bethany Ottawa U Sterling Friends U McPherson Kansas Wes Bethel Baker Coach Johnson plans new strategy KANSAS CONFERENCE Flnal Standings 1 960 6 1 PT 889 889 611 500 444 444 389 278 278 PTS 1231 1218 1188 1227 1166 1178 1330 1219 1225 OPP 1102 1076 1188 1200 1166 1204 1344 1294 1331 ..,.......-.-.-a...,-...-...-..... ..-.T I W m.,..,.,...... ....... ., , .,......,..,. ....,.. ... . .. ,.. 141 : W L 1 C W L , , 16 2 . 20 4 16 2 . 18 4 11 7 . 12 12 . 9 9 ' 10 13 . 8 10 , 11 12 . . 8 10 . 11 13 7 11 . 12 16A , 5 13 . 6 17 V 5 ' 13 .278 1118 1265 9 17 5 13 . 5 17 I 1 -, ,LY-fr , Af- -- -ffrvf- f ,j' I f 5 W7 ag f X x AS f 447W . Q XX XM X S it N X 1 S Uh x X. mwdmwhx, M., .... ...x New strategy 144 Herman drives for two Pete 's favorite ax. .. M A, ,.... .,...i . ' i...-......,.........,...,...,..-...... - .,. . -. ......... .,.,..- ,.,.. -...........-N..--..,.... ..... .....--....,..--,........,...........,.............. QHHHX , N I t Get that t1p B1g Art gets two Lots of hustle J1t The end of a great season 145 A X N t . i 1 1 3 3 t t t t H 1 w t , w 1 ' t M f 1 ' x N W Z W 5 2, , 1 t ,et e L H . t 'Qt E 1 f , t U if t E . y 5 1 R H if' X 1 ' ,nag f , I t e fff ' 92 gf iff :gy I Aess 1 I F? 1 ' 1 w ai. ' .,.,,,,h,,- f? , ,M-W--4-,,, --,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,-,g,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,L,,,, ,4,, M, ,,,, ,,,, ., .,,,, ,.,. .. . . Baseball 146 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Kirby, Kelly, Matthews, Kaneshige, Isaacs, Church, O'Mara. SECOND ROW Corns, Griffith, Crane, Giarraputo, Lernery, Upstill. THIRD ROW: Moore, Corrick, Burkhart, Kithil Kayser, Coach Ebberts. I A 2 E N, il Y 'x VE 5 l X Q E 1 ' 1 Glenn Davis on the mound U Another run for C of E in 'i 32 u 3. i i, iw i E i N V 1 2 i 1 A , :f,.,5! 4 , 1 3,.,43: - J j .ew ., 0 X f' :wi f V , U Y G ff-WM ,J ffwff Ted wins another Baker up and over Lots of leg muscle GUU Tennis Dungan, Brumel, Caruso, Parsons, Ware, Friedman, Procious. Ron Simpson, Jim Mathis, Dave Muck, Steve Higgins, Stan Hess s 1 K 1 4 , MISS ELIZABETH HAMLER MISS NANCY OBER Senior Attendant Junior Attendant MISS BETTY YOUNG MISS CHRISTINE BARNETT Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant MISS NANCY OBER ESCORT TED WOODBURY MISS ELIZABETH HAMLER ESCORT MIKE STALCUP QUEEN MRS. VESSIE WARE NICHOLS ESCORT MR. ART NICHOLS MISS BETTY YOUNG ESCORT BOB MOTLEY T MISS CHRISTINE BARNETT ESCORT GRANT DICKINSON , i' 1 A Lord and Lad Paul Raymond James, a Senior from Madison, Kansas was chosen by the Alla Rah Staff as Lord Alla Rah for his contributions to the college during his four years. This honor is given in recognition of ones activities in campus life, character, grades, and four years attendance at the College of Emporia, Off to a slow start his freshman year, Paul became more campus-minded as a sophomore. As a member of the Presby baseball team, he worked hard, earned a letter for his efforts, and became a member of E-Club, Picking up steam during his junior year, Paul joined S, N, E, A, and was elected President in the spring for his Senior year, He retained his position on the baseball team, as well as remaining active in E-Club, to serve as one of the two senior class representatives for the coming year. By his senior year, Paul was rolling along and gathering speed. As president of S, N, E, A., he found himself deeply involved in edu- cational concerns, In Student Commission, fellow members elected him treasurer of their organization. He was also named by Stuco to head the Spring Fling, a new tradition at The College of Emporia, Even though the weather dampened things, Paul's efforts and guidance made the gala affair very successful, We, the student body, salute you, Paul James, Lord Alla Rah. MR. PAUL JAMES , i ,,...,r,...., -. ,. --,- , 7 V' f ffff A , Alla ah Karen Marlene Pickard, a Senior from Colorado Springs, Colorado, was chosen by the Alla Rah Staff as Lady Alla Rah for her outstanding works in her four years at the College of Emporia, Karen spent most of her activities in musical events her freshman year. She was in an operetta, orchestra, and Mu Phi Epsilon, an honorary music sorority. As a Presby Pepper, she supported all athletic events. She was also a reporter for the College Life, As asophomore, Karen remained active in Mu Phiand orchestra, The Pep Club elected her secretary, where she did an excellent job. In her junior year, Karen joined touring chorale. She was elected treasurer of Mu Phi for 1959-1960, In Dunlap Hall she was elected chaplain and represent- ative tothe House Council. Karen was also a member of the Religion in Life Committee. The Presby Peppers elected her president of the organization for 1959-1960. Karen's senior year was a whirl of activities. As president of Dunlap Hall, she displayed her fine qualities as a leader, Karen was elected vice pres- ident of Mu Phi and remained active in touring chorale. We, the student body, salute you, Karen Pickard, Lady Alla Rah. MISS KAREN PICKARD ,-,iii -.........................i.........i..-1..... . ..-... -i-------Q ----1---'--'-----'- --- 156 Blue Heaven l I z 1 4 MR, BOB MOTLEY OBOWNS Miss JEANNE NORDSTROM, QUEEN OF MY BLUE HEAVEN M-E - Mn--Mak , ,. ,.... .,,...........?3---......1...-,.,.,.,..-...--....-......-,,-.. ....,..........-i,.... . . i QUEEN OF 'MY BLUE HEAVEN MISS JEANNE NORDSTROM 157 Ziff, ,gn I J , ' ,WW ' 4 Y 3 -------f:--'?-'- .---.-.-i......-E .iw ,, , ' MISS BETTY YOUNG, Attendant MR, JIM WOLFE, Escort 158 MISSVCAROL SCHREFFLER, Attendant MR, PHILIP GIARRAPUTO, Escort R-.ff ' .-.1 1 .m-igpm--.-Vg.. n.--,....... . ,... , .... ,,,, -. , 1 160 Behind the scenes Animal. vegetable, or mineral? Dunlap Hall Float Should have been a track man. I I I I I I I I I i I I I I This is where the profits went Take lt easy Art Whose p1g'P I , . I , I I I I I , I 161 1 E Q Alley opp! Hat Dance? Domestic scene? Swingin' 1 k ,, .,. ,.....-.. . ,,., -.. ...M-1 ,.....-.-......,...-.l......... -------------'- - '- Close race The slogan proved true. Listen shorty! 163 Left-handed cashier C of E's Christmas angels You 've got a point there, Judge. Winning float We come to bury, not to praise. X I ff 3 W P I H 1, s W w U W I l o l Losing float Q! W W 165 'The Frosh Dunkn Hungry? .........-..,..,.....-...,. ...q.....-.-....... --'------'1 X ,,g,. ?w-mi,,,,.i?F.m.--,.-.-,-.-..,....--..-. Look at those legs! Keep smiling Off the table Mable Look at that form! Irish keggler 168 i W i 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 iPass the jug, Pa., They're off and running! Daddy C001 169 Nice Phooh Children 's Christmas Party. XX g 1 ,'f M-'-Y Mft, V i V , , Y Y A X ' ' 'Y ' '-'ffm ---immm-vw-f xX -M-A---Q-,......s:...q..,.. fKj45i T-l'J.1-,1. '.g4-- f W, f' ' -f-H--:....Elf--.....-..:.....m............-....,.....::, - - ........m. 172 andidates or Degrees BACHELOR OF MUSIC Loren C. 'Tice BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Darrell Dierks David S. Dungan Maurice Leon Elliott James Gordon Heathman Maurice L. Higgins Stephen E. Higgins Edwin Neal Isaacs Paul Raymond James Loyd Vernon Kufahl Marilyn Elizabeth Lambert Chung-Wah Q-Margaret! Liu James H. Mathis Dennis Scott Michael Billy Eugene Milner David C. Muck Robert Andrew Simmons Larry Dean Thompson Richard Paul Wright BACHELOR OF ARTS Russell Clay Alderson Jerry Lee Baker George Milton Bollinger Robert L. Cater Patricia Marie Pruitt Dierks Elizabeth Ruth Hamler He Won Han Gerald Wayne Henderson Phyllis McMillan Higgins Ronald Maberry Johnson Naomi Inez Lujan Michael Robert McCarty Carolyn Sue Magnuson John Jenien Mah Arthur LeRoy Martin, Jr. Vessie Ware Nichols Karen Marlene Pickard Arun Preededilok William E. Rinkel Gayle C. Rundell William E. Settle- Edward Newton Shepherd Ronald Hugh Simpson Sherry Elizabeth Smith Michael Kent Stalcup Everett AU. Ware Alice Ellene Wilson William Yuen, Je-Shing The end of their college careers comes as the gradu- ates head toward Kenyon Hall and Commencement exercise. Y L T' Abilene receives the Music Department George Bollinger, Sedgwick, Colorado oren ice, , Senior Award from President Hanna. is given the Student Commission award by President Hanna. l i 174 President Richard E, Hanna announcing honors and awards at Commencement, William Rinkel receiving diploma from President Hanna. Maurice Higgings receiving Athena Scholarship Cup from President Hanna, Dr, Stafford S, Studer, right, places Doctor of Laws hood around neck of Dr. Wendell Phillips as President Hanna and Dr, Stanley Vandervelde, left, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, 'look on, 175 -1 -. 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MN:iN..iI7j151L7'4L71Lfg ,H-.l, i,lNIiN ' A R. I. fBobj Anderson ,M-gg- ,g-,:,. Gene P. White - VC. W. Hanna Fifth and Commercial Telephone DI 2-2215 A . ' , M W and BO S ..Q.o...L' 508 Commercial Street ' Clothlers For en' Omen' Y A.flf,':a':'.'f.', Emporia, Kansas f?ITfL4fff. 1, In Emporia Since 1898 ' YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE One of the friendly Citizens National officers shows GEORGE BOLLINGER how to open a guaranteed savings account. Citizens Notionol Bunk XNSUHW sf' A- DRIVE-IN -- WALK-IN BANK SIXTH AND COMMERCIAL 'L ,s M 6' We a It Does Make a Difference . . . Where You Do Your Banking When Your Doctor Asks Where A Say - THE RED X PHARMACY CURTIS RORABAUGH Roy's Super Service Where Pharmacy Is a Profession , 12th and Merchant 624 Commercial I Emporia, Kansas Phone Dlckens 2-2151 Emporia, Kansas Emporia's Oldest and Most Modern Pharmacy 178 I b V ' ,, , , -,.,.,.. -.............., ..V-1-,.-V-W ,..-.,.,, .........,-...-......-Q H' ' 'H Bluestem Bowl 'Haney Drugs Weekly Special Rate For Students From 9 'til 6 For Prescriptions Summer Leagues To Be Organized 1519 West 6th Phone DI 2-5656 b DI 2-9823 'n l The Haynes 2 Hardware aaa s 1 9 MARGARET TODD knows that Navrat's is her shopping center for stationery and all school supplies 0 Navrat Office Supplies 84 Equipment 6184522 Commercial Desks - Chairs - Typewriters Greeting Cards - Stationery 16 West 6th DI 2-2092 A1 Tr fV ff 9 Saleen, femfal cmd bmmdaadamf. Member f C dy Cg H Mlk S HD ks, elc. Music Op f f A if 2 Emma HHJSWWW C0in'OPeV0fed Music 'gjbf F Complete lnsfollofion of Hi-Fi and Am'-fsemeflf MUCMUSS 1 W Background Music Service 309 Neosho Street Ph0ne DI 2-7242 Emporia, Kansas V ..- . .-M -Q........-......-.v1 b-1.,n..-Qui.-up.z-1-qv.-1.-aux.. .-. V ' ----I-----.......-. ..,..-...A :.....,.........-.. 179 Pennington Chevrolet, Inc. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac A O 628 Merchant Street JOE BROWN gets the feel of abeautiful Emporia, Kansas Oldsmobile Super 88 as ERNESTINE LARGENT and LYMAN WEBB look On. rr' 1. 4 ' 3:1-511 ',:::2z1:f:'. ,5 .-fe:--:-1-:-ze:--r S ' 225551 .vs-:':-1,7 ! 5:1 ,:5:f:1 ' :1':fZ-7-133:33 HJ Every Good Wish for the College of Emporia 1 Next Door to the Post Office T 1927 Phone 'DI 2-2417 Telephones 52 Rooms - All TV - Radio Air Conditioned I 2, Central Heating Vqndervelde Bros. Grocery eeeeeee t if f Coffee Shop - Private Dining Room When Planning for Parties Remember the Frontier Room Highway 50, West of Emporia, Kansas At Turnpike Groceries and Meats 4th and Commercial Glen A.'Pennington Box 690 Manager Phone DIMZ-82 is IAQ? El Congratulations 3 , DRINK 1. - 2. I fl if - ' To The Graduating Class ll ul W t K, Emporia Coca-Cola se ln X9 T he , 3 xmc uzcuuyu C0. You sparkle together . . . with ice-cold Coke 180 I - . ,...----....-.V--Y.. -- V-. .- .,- .,..............,.v--.......,-.:.--.---,,,...--.----v - ' l 'H Ire1and's Shoe Repairing Bon Ton Cleaners :S Shirt Laundry Cowliiigfoiiits Hand Bags Complete Line of Shoe Needs 827 Commercial DI 2-0582 422 Commercial DI 2-2574 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ireland, Owners BE SOCIABLE SAY PEPSI PLEASE Basketball captain JITTER WARE and three- other senior players, JERRY BAKER, ART NICHOLS, and DAVE MUCK, take a break and enjoy refreshing Pepsi-Colas . Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company 314 NEOSHO EMPORIA, KANSAS I ' 'gl f A C ongratulations Pre sbie s AGE NCY I . John M. Milton Cannon Tire G Battery Service Gene Bloxom Deloy E. Heath .DI 2-0151.016 DI 250152 Roy Canngn, Qwner Columbia Bldg. ...........--.......T....... ,..- . .-e..-...........,. .. , ,,. , A , M -----'-----M .,-. ............--......................,..........-............. .. , , ,nu 181 f'l 'H Mcllnteg, Lawrence, Wilcox. Handel, Inc. Insurance E xclusively 10-12 East Sixth Avenue Emporia, Kansas CHARLOTTE DAVIS plays the theme from one of the year's top movies on a Mason Sz Hamlin parlor grand piano. Stanley lewelry Garrison Music Store HC M ' S ' H , omplete uslc ervlce At the Sign of the Elgin Clock 715 Commercial Emporia, Kansas' ' DI 2-4553 I i Lambert Agency ALL STAR 'Lauri 'J Real Estate - Insurance ' . ' FAVORITE! DAIRY FOODS ' -' x Convenient School Supply Center Featuring Complete - School Supplies Office Supplies Equipment Machines Our Business is to. . .Serve Your Needs RupIe's Business Equipment 1107 Commercial Phone DI 2-1534 Rup1e's school supply center has everything KATHY WALKER needs for her classes. 182 .... -........,........t..,.,............----f-e-' A A , .......--,.,..,.......v..,,.,....f.V..-. , Globe-Union , W Incorporated FRANK JOHNSON and his two secre- . taries, CAROL SHOFT and VIRGINIA Stem Typewrlter Company BUNDY take a break from the insur- ' Distributor ance business. Royal Electric, Manual, and Portable Typewriters QAuthorized Representative Royal McBee Corp.J Sales - Service - Rentals 1121 Commercial DI 2-6165 J. F. Stem, Owner Sz Manager lla- -. -. BONNIE HOLMES steps along the serving line in the cafeteria to take a slice of Rainbo bread, ' .,.- ., RAI N D0 M T ,.n,.nl. Phone DI 2-3227 Virgil Linebarger, President U .I You llbplllllll 3 , lnrumm AGENT E 'lllfll YOU gif' 12 West 6th Avenue Emporia, Kansas DI 2-0275 Benjamin Moore Paint Marc's Paint Kr Wallpaper Lloyd Doile, Owner Marc's Floor Covering I Where Fine Floors Begin Wayne Lambert, Owner 714 Commercial DI 2-4334 y Woodland Park Dairy 1 1925 West 6th Emporia KanS'aS -- - -A- ,.,... ...................-....:i....,....-...w.........i,,,. 183 Stereo by Mcrgnavox Featured In Central Kansas Finest Stereo Show Room Phil Woodbury A 1103 Commercial - l DAVE JENKINS shows JOAN ... i......- HOELLERICH and DON LONG from C. of E What's New In Clothes B G I Service Naturally For Young Men Featured In The - - BRUCISDEFYS Sui,-Q hu I Complete Automotive Service 1- ' q , P 1102 Commercial DI 2-2655 Beatrice Foods Company 1 Distributor of N Meadow Gold Products -5 -Qi!! lil.-.:e.e - .. E-751,211-'fwfr' 5 5 Emporia, Kansas X . I SANDY FENSKE holds the flower that every girl dreams of receiving ' from her favorite beau, a beautiful The Ona Gazette'- orchid, ' Member Audit Bureau of ' Circulations and Emporia Floral Company, Inc. The Associated Press Dorothy gl Otto Eubank Serving The Flint Hills Area fi f , tg ,J 'A n lzlo V5 'N ' ' -'Y-' -' i:-miaol N, 1 gow if P N N -1 H 184 rf -H :em , ,.,.. -..,..-..,...,..........,.,...-..,... - .,, , rf.-, ---.-., -.,....., .....,..,.,.....,,.,,,......-..- ...,............ ---- -,.f,.....-..,.,.,....-.- - H , y T. H. Mouse Motor Co. Q Emporia Sports Shop Imperial - Chrysler 705 Commercial Plymouth - Valiant Sporting Goods 510 West 6th For All Sports DI 2-1174 The Management and Staff of Warren Mortgage 5 Investment Co. The Broadview Hotel Are Proud To Be 811 Commercial The Downtown Headquarters of The, C. of E. Faculty and StudentsBody Emporia Kansas A 1- l all l P aww! its Follow The Fighting Presbys On 1400 i Q IEMPORJIA WHULIESALJE, FRANK CORRICK shows CAROLYN MAGNUSON how the fresh up is - I t' t th 7- . pu mo G up 302-308 Commercial street Phone DI 2-3614 Seven-Up Bottling Co. , Empor1a, Kansas ' Fresh Up with 7-Up rf' -- 1 ll ,.,.-,....-e....-,. ., ..............A-.................., ..-,..-.... .. ,V .... ' 185 L. .. .. .., ,. - .n- Offlce Supply 84 Prmtmg, Inc .3 , 4'., 1 al l S S on - f D ' J N p It 1 24 West Sixth Emporia, Kansas fi .1 li V Complete for Modern Business Radio Equipped 24 Hour Service p Cliff Shaver 1 Bus. Phone DI 2-0525 'k Res. Phone DI 2-3483 12th and Merchant Emporia, Kansas 1 Your School Photographer See Selby Studio Soon Finest Pictures And Speedy Service Zhrpofzda 7ood4, '7azc. Wholesale Fruits Sz Vegetables Institutional Groceries Emporia, Kansas Phone DI 2-4661 301 Commercial Street Emporia News Depot 725 Commercial Magazines - Greeting Cards, Barnes 8z Noble Outline Series Stationery - Books - Newspapers When You Care To Sefnd The Very Best If 1 MARY LU CRADDOCK shows DAYL' KATSQER how easy it is to play one of I Lenigan's Wurlitzer Organs. ' l O O lemgan Music Co. 823 Commercial DI 2-3712 Emporia, Kansas 186 f v U V , ,v,......-...,..-...-V -.,.,..-,.,.v..,......, 1---'Q--- ' ' GAZETTE PRINTERS SPECIALIZING IN Distinctive, Commercial and Social PRINTING INVITATIONS TICKETS OFFICE FORMS PROGRAMS COLLEGE LIFE CATALOGS . LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES CHURCH PAPERS AND BULLETINS ADVERTISING CIRCULARS STATEMENTS EOOKS MENUS I CHECKS GAZETTE BUILDING DI 2-4800 POST OFFICE BOX 187 187 WALSWORTH FL? Lilhogmphed 6 Bound by WAI-SWOHTH Maxcolint, Mo.. U. 5. 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