Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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Omicron Delta Sigma- To ) Row. John A. Nordin, Donald F. DeCou, El- dahab M. Abou, Gee S. Lin. Second Row. Edgar S. Bagley, William N. Ross, Mildred E. Buzen- berg, Richard D. Rees, Dennis C. Duell. Bottom Row: Lee S. Hackett, W. Robert Brazelton, Roy Hovey, Dale L. Schruben. Economics Honorary Joins National Team Merging with Omicron Chi Epsilon, another economics honorary, Omicron Delta Gamma, Order of Artus, became part of a new national honor society in economics entitled Omicron Delta Sigma. The combined group had a total of 55 chapters. Current affairs involving economics and the common market in Europe were among topics dis- cussed during meetings of the 18-member group. The organization was presided over by Richard Rees and advised by Robert Brazelton. Film, Lecture Teach Scabbard and Blade A lecture on the implications of communism in Cuba and a film about life in West Germany accen- tuated the activities of the monthly meetings of Scabbard and Blade, national military science honor- ary. The 42 members also staged a Military Ball. Encouraging the essential qualities necessary for good officers and raising the standard of military education, the organization required a B average in ROTC courses and a 2.2 over-all average for mem- bership. Nathan Plotkin was adviser. Scabbard and Blade Top Row. Ernest E. Brown, Jack E. Moore, David L. Myers, Wayne L. Daniel, Terry L. Corr, Graeme W. Glaser, Maj. Jack Jones. Second Row. Norman E. Smith, Leroy E. Pickard, James F. Kientz, Marion C. Cowan, Earl D. Kellogg, Howard J. Ubert, Frank A. Ruff. Bottom Row. Galen L. Schroeder, Robert O. Avery, Roy O. Grieshaber, Ben B. Finch, Larry B. Hofman, Gordon D. Schwartz, Alan K. Underwood. 109

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Pointing out the watercolor technique used by a student artist, the president of Delta Phi Delta, art honorary, tells a customer about the painting ' s value. Charcoal and pen sketches and silk screen prints were popular sale items. Delta Phi Delta Sells Creations at ' Market ' Displaying oil and water color paintings, sketches, ceramic pots, mugs and vases in the Union, members of Delta Phi Delta, national art honorary, sold works created by members and other art stu- dents at the annual Thieves Market. Mary Clark presided at the pledging of new members and the initiation ceremonies after a banquet. To be eligible for the society, students were required to maintain a 3.0 grade average in allied arts and architecture and an overall average of 2.5. They were also recom- mended to the society by a member of the faculty. J. Cranston Heintzelman was faculty sponsor. Delta Phi Delta Top Row: Seth T. Evans, Ken- neth A. Miller, Barbara L. Rogg, Mary E. Malmberg. Second Row. Ann E. Eng- strom, Sandra S. Funk, Judith J. Bowe r, J. Cran- ston Heintzelman. Bottom Row: Shui-Shuen Tse, Dennis E. Navrat, Michael H. Collins, Carol S. Clark. 108

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Angel Flight Top Row: Linda L. Lehman, Linda K. Sherar, Betty J. Cloud, Mary L. Haymaker, Brenda B. Benjamin, Audrey L. Meck- fessel, Judith C. Rogers, Janet K. Dye. Second Row: Catherine J. Thompson, Mary C. Kingsley, Judith A. Dumler, Nancy A. Dumler, Rae A. Mettlen, Nancy L. Wilson, Barbara L. Rogg, Karen L. Geyer. Bottom Row: Nancy A. Dale, Patricia A. Rash, Beverly J. Wood, Judith F. Werner, Linda M. Westfall, Marilyn Garrison, Nanci S. Nelson, Susan C. Eckert. Flight Arranges Party For Needy Children Underprivileged children were guests of honor at a Christmas party given by members of Angel Flight and the Arnold Air Society. Angel Flight, an honorary drill team, served as the official hostess for the AFROTC. Guided by Pat Rash, president, the 51 -member flight worked with the Arnold Air Society in building a coffee bar and lounge in the Military Science Building. Captain Joel Hetland and Jim Breneman were advisers. Flight members were guests of the Officers Club at Ft. Riley and Forbes Air Force Base. Marching with precision routines, the coeds drilled in the ROTC reviews and the Centennial Homecoming Parade. The girls also performed at Ft. Riley and drilled during a basketball half-time intermission. Selected from candidates from all organized women ' s living groups, members were required to have at least a sophomore status and a 2.1 accumu- lative grade average. Personality, appearance, poise and ability to drill were criteria for membership. Angel Flight Top Row: Anita L. Francis, Marilee S. Carr, Berna A. Wingate. R. Diane Smith, Harriet J. Meals, Rita D. Mundhenke, Virginia E. Npller, Leah J. Ottaway. Second Row: Brenda A. Goatley, Sally S. Smith, Diane E. McGauhey. Margaret H. Sughrue, Raedell J. Winston, Sylvia M. Mills, Penelope A. Heyl, Elizabeth W. Moore. Bottom Row: Dana D. Thompson, Carol E. Sloan, Alberta L. Meyer, Barbara A. Gugler, Mary J. Rupp, Cynthia S. Coulson, Jan C. Buenning. Ruth E. Whitten. 110