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

Text from Pages 1 - 578 of the 1971 volume:

ISSIMNSAreaq;i4tSbital-c6114fl-Sle191131110 2 FEATURES 22 a culmination of efforts up for your appreciation ADMINISTRATION 82 without us they ' d be nothing ORGANIZATIONS 146 133 ways to win friends and influence people SPORTS 234 eat em up. eat em up. KSU HOUSING 282 only your roommate knows for sure SENIORS 506 waving goodbye for the last time maybe ROYAL PURPLE nineteen seventy one Kansas State University Manhattan, Kansas 3 When you leave, however you leave, will you still be the total culmination of your parent ' s dreams with a job? A whole year has gone by. There is metamorphoeis taking place. In everyone, including you. Learning stimulates this evolution. The people you live with. The way you look. Where you go. What you do. What you think. The decisions you make. Your whole being is affected by this learning. They say these are the best years of your life. It is hard to believe that writing a term paper at three a.m. is going to make you a better person. 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Yt_ ‘Cgletl: The thumb exp s c i but the thumb s o you can choose your you can dress to plea you can set your stu There are no thumb Or you could be you U (:a • can c ' • an d gges r p awakening. ou thought yed i all about the world and the people some people gg, some people sat brains, some people re ath boob, some people jog, some people go to church, some people milk cows, OT some people avoid the draft, some people join ROTC, • some people read Marx, some peuplelike Spiro, Some things don ' t sound as weird as they used to. This process of education breeds tolerance. WRITE YOUR 01VM HOROSCOPE row. r _JA MALCOLM X %PEAKS 3 : 110EL CAMEO SPEAKS BEST CARTOONS OF THE YEAR LA cc swan. om so.:a Portnoy ' s Complairotthilipitoth s • I• DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER CRUSADE IN EUROPE • OSTA 01 ONRADJ. IA • 7i ruts 1 SCIENCE 1 it I P. Abortion Lader 11 A RBAGE C NCEPTIONS mount arrant tales? ating and drinking brin g social acceptance. Each date brings the ultimate goal a little closer. The more you can hold, the better the stories. Bluemont, Top of the World, Observation Point, sipping, drinking, chugging, regurgitating, panting, grabbing, resisting, succumbing, Kite ' s, The Jon, Aggie Lounge, Mel ' s, Six straight hours of . tjv Social chanOs inttoduce a whole new vocabul. Flower children started it all. speed, pot. acid, lid, up, spaced, joint, hippies, pigs, freaks, establishment,. heave. rock. natural, truck ' in, commune, Whether good or bad they ' re all here. Bells du not refer to the carillon. NC ' • ' 24 T rI • • • • • aS Seems lie CVC the fone, legal se iefense hat In yoga, . Campus Crusad6e The proYebial ftwliktathere to do hi. • cr±, applies only to those who Want to beetpttained. ‘). Where for some there womin ' s lib, t ' and eampui; ritY YPic ;:gf uri MO,S • .Fivery. pr o? ' tqr 0 li t er V ' r ..•• ' - lieet-51411 4, - lic.• tir a culmination of ' ° efforts up for your appreciation He came, He spoke, He left It is time for responsible university and college administra- tors. faculty and student leaders to stand up and be counted. Well now really, how often do you get the chance to see the President of the United States in person? Where was the charisma? He looked and sounded exactly like he does on television. Preparations for the communi- cate with students visit began weeks before. Men in gray flannel suits were everywhere. Yes, they were security officers of varying de- grees. When they said plastic IDs and fee receipt cards would be checked — they meant it. The big day arrived and Nixon drew a standing-room-only crowd. But the handful of hecklers changed the complexion of the Landon Lecture. Following Nixon ' s visit K-State Students were sterotyped by the na- tional news media. We were billed as corn- husking cow-milkers and car- toons portrayed K-Staters as ten- year-old morons receiving lollipops from the President. On the other side of the coin, Presi- dent McCain received an avalanche of reactions from adults across the country. Phone calls, letters and tel- egrams ran in the restored my faith in American youth vein. It ' s an honor that we have him. The demonstrators helped to fortify Nixon ' s speech. I don ' t think he said anything that wasn ' t said before. We were used exactly as planned. Rules as far as demonstrating were one-sided. He won ' t listen, he won ' t change. He tried for a lot of brownie points. He doesn ' t have any other place to come. It was a good speech. I hope he came for the students rather than to use the students. On the whole people supported what he said. Welcome secret police. I liked the points of his speech. I didn ' t agree with everything he said not enough solutions. I feel the student body was responding to the charge to work out solutions to our own problems. We were duped into a good PR job for him. Yet we can maintain a free society only if we recognize that in a free society no one can win all the time; no one can have his own way all the time; and no one is right all the time. But we cannot stand successfully for the rule of law abroad unless we respect the rule of law at home. ... willingness to listen to others without trying to shout him down. 25 Landon Lectures,Convocations present current issues Appearing as a Landon Lecturer, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Earl Warren told K-Staters that domestic peace in the United States is dependent upon the realiza- tion of the nation ' s 200-year-old promise of equality for all citizens. Otherwise, he said, the alternative is chaos. University Convocations, in addi- tion to the Landon Lectures, also of- fered students an opportunity to hear outstanding speakers. Akabar Abdul Haqq, an associate of Billy Graham, spoke to K-Staters on Man ' s Struggle for Relevance, explaining it in terms of man ' s con- tinual search for God and the spiritu- al part of himself. Other convocation speakers relied on diagnosing the ills of society. Shir- ley Chisholm, the first black woman elected to Congress, expounded on the social revolution in America as minority groups demand their rights in society and reject tokenism as a substitute for equal opportunity. Imperialism as an instrument of world politics was castigated by V.K. Krishna Menon, former Defense Minister of India, in a discussion of the rise of Asian nationalism and the political situation in Asia. Bill Russell, basketball star, spoke on the racial problem. He urged ev- eryone to work together. Shirley Chisholm Bill Russell 26 27 Earl Warren Akabar Abdul Haqq Krishna Menon Fee receipt plus plastic fication cards allow students to vote in spring elections. A low total of 2591 votes were counted. Student Senate elections generate Humanity Party For the first time in a number of years a political party made an ac- tive appearance during the SGA elec- tion campaign. A group of students who knew each other and previous- ly had worked together on other projects, decided to try to gain a majority of Senate seats in order to form a voting block. This group of students called themselves the Humanity Party. Remaining true to tradition the majority of the student body did not vote during the elections. Only 23 per cent of the spring enrollment decided who would represent the entire stu- dent body in Senate. The newly formed Humanity Party captured 20 of the 41 available Senate seats. Members of the newly formed Hu- waiting for the results of the spring methods which they used during manity Party spend tense hours election by rehashing the strategic campaigns for positions in senate. 28 Tables placed in the Union hall- encourage students to vote for These tables also aided in inform- ways next to the polling booths, the candidate of their choice. ing students on party platforms. The student body presidency was decided in a run-off election in which R. D. Harmon narrowly defeated John Ronneau by 89 votes. Once again only 20 per cent of the student body voted. The newly elected stu- dent body president, R. D. Harmon said, I was really surprised at the large number of people that came out again to vote. Using voting as an indicator, it can be assumed that many students ei- ther don ' t care about or are totally unaffected by Student Senate legis- lation. To many students it is simply a group of fellow students distribut- ing activity fees each semester with not much power beyond that. If stu- dents don ' t take an interest in or care about SGA, can it perform a mean- ingful function? Survivors of the general election for nau and R. D. Harmon. debate is- student body president, John Ron- sues prior to the run-off contest. 29 News and Views topics diversified; range from Vietnam to inner peace News and Views speakers defied stereotyping as their subjects ranged from international war to peace for the soul. Murray Levin, described as an authority on the New Left, discussed the motivation and goals of the movement. Quaker worker Eric Wright, re- cently returned from three years ' service in Vietnam at a rehabilita- tion center operated by Quakers, dis- cussed the effects of the Indochina war on Vietnam and the United States. Application of yoga for the solution of man ' s problems was the topic for Acharya Vimalananda Avadhuta, a guru. Known to his students as Da- dajii, he was on lecture tour in the United States to dispel popular misconceptions about Indian philosophy. Three time Emmy Award winner Frederick Wiseman explained his ideas on the use of cinema-verite, a technique of making documentaries with a hand-held camera. He used the technique to produce a filmed statement about his subject. University for Man presented an Alternatives Conference during the fall semester. At this conference, students heard lectures by Phil War- dell, former member of the American Council on Education in Washington D.C. and Patty O ' Bryan from Phila- delphia ' s Institute for Educational Development. James Kavanagh, ex-priest and author, lectured at the Sexual Awareness Conference in the spring. Author of A Modern Priest Looks at his Outdated Church and Some Men are too Gentle to Live Among Wolves, Kavanagh discussed how campuses could meet the sexual needs of the students. James Kavanagh Frederick Wiseman Eric Wright 31 Music department creates a theater and concert series Broadway Theater Series, Man- hattan Artist Series and the Concert Series brought 12 productions into the new K-State auditorium. Both the Broadway Series and the Concert Series are new to K-State with only the Artist Series being held over from previous years. Auditorium manager Mark Oiling. ton indicated that the reason for es- tablishing the Theater Series was to bring touring Broadway shows to K- State. He also said the purpose of starting the Concert Series was to attract a variety of music such as opera, to the University community. George M initiated the Theater Series, followed by 40 Carats, Hadrian VII and 1776. Manhattan Artist Series began its season with a chamber orchestra from Yugoslavia, I Solisti Di Zagreb. Metropolitan opera singer Eileen Farrell appeared next, followed by the choral group Gregg-Smith Sing- ers and pianist Van Cliburn. In the Concert Series, the opera Marriage of Figaro, by the Kansas City Lyric Theater, headed the list. Following was Les Ballets Africains a Republic of Guinea dance group, an India sitar player Debu Chaudhuri, Emlyn Williams with a solo reading of An Evening with Dickens and Nelson-Gadd a violin and piano duo. Tony Tanner, musical and comedy star from England, makes up for a performance of George M. at the newly completed auditorium. Founded in 1964. The Moscow Trio Music Series. The trio consists of performs as part of the Chamber Moscow Conservatory professors. Les Ballets Africains. a company musicians. perform one of four of African dancers, singers and musical story-telling dances. 32 Coffee house atmosphere enhances Catskeller guests Ewing Street Times. a four piece country-folk rock group. open for a two night stand at the Union Catskellar coffeehouse. Ewing Street was the first group to pear in the new Union concourse. Butcher block tables, captains ' chairs, orange and black carpeting and exposed beams give the Catskel- lar a night club atmosphere. The Catskellar was designed to bring new talent to students in an inexpensive, intimate way. From morning until around nine o ' clock in the evening the Catskellar is used as a lounge for students. On weekends however, it is transformed into a cof- feehouse where live entertainment is presented. Complementing the furnishings, special lighting systems make it pos- sible to provide different moods for the coffeehouse. Potato chips, coffee and soft drinks are sold during the coffeehouse hours with hopes that sometime in the fu- ture, beer can be sold. Entertainment for the coffeehouse is provided by artists who like to per- form close to their audience. From New York to Los Angeles, rock and folk singers expressed themselves in the Catskellar. The list of performers included The Dean Davis Company, Robin Williams, Free dom Road, Bill Saniford and The Cottonwood. Popular as well as folk songs denote the style presented by the Dean Davis Company at a Cat- skellar coffeehouse. The group has appeared in four USO tours and draws from a variety of songs. Sand County. a folk singing duet, performs during a Catskellar coffeehouse. Groups for the coffee- houses are contacted through the Campus Entertain- ment Committee and various coffeehouse agencies. 33 Brewer and Shipley in concert add humor to their folk arrangements. Late arrival doesn ' t prevent The Three Dog Night from giving a 90- minute show that ended with the crowds running up to the stage. Performing before a Parent ' s Day crowd of 1,500. The Cowsills vide the evenings entertainment. 34 Preceding the family rock group in Ahearn Fieldhouse. were the folk duet. Maffitt and Davies. Entertainment committee schedules increased quantity of performances More campus entertainment ap- peared at K-State last fall than had during all of the 1969-70 year, and the spring semester looked even bet- ter, according to Gary Sebelius, chairman of the Union Campus En- tertainment Committee. During the fall semester, Campus Entertainment presented three ma- jor concerts plus numerous Catskel- lar Coffeehouse concerts. Beginning in the fall, the first ma- jor concert was the Association. At the concert, more than 3000 students filed into Ahearn Fieldhouse to hear the back-to-school show. Following the Association, The Cowsills appeared before a slight crowd of 1700 on the evening of Par- ent ' s Day. Rounding out the fall semester ' s major concerts were the Three Dog Night. At this show, 10,500, the larg- est concert crowd in K-State ' s histo- ry, listened to the 90 minute program on Homecoming night. During the spring semester, two more concerts were given. One by Brewer and Shipley and one by the Temptations. The Temptations were brought to K-State by the Black Student Union and the Union Pro- gramming Council, in conjunction with Black Awareness Week. Maffitt and Davies add a touch of comedy to their folk enter- Gary Alexander, a membe r of the Association. quips with 3000 students on blankets and chairs during their early fall concert. tainment performance given as a part of Parent ' s Day activities. 35 University explores Black culture through Black Awareness Week Trying a black thing or Kett mg involved and exploring the black man ' s experience presented a chill lenge to K Stale and the Maraud tan community during Black Awareness Week The activity attempted to better student faculty Beverly Oliver. RAW chairman, stated, ' This event was a week long emphasis on the black man ' s culture such as his food, fashions, speakers and gospel and soul programs. Four departments on campus and numerous university organizations jointly cooperated in sponsoring the events of RAW. Three aims this soulful happen- ing attempted to achieve, explained Orson Powell, 11811 economic advi- sor, were to provide a black expo- sure to white society while also as- sisting other blacks in appreciating their own black inspirations and to give recognit ion and pay tribute to lwrou• blacks BAIN played a constructive role en he life of black students and has been instrumental in helping to re lieve racial tension on this campus, Also, the kick off for RAW, the Black Speak -Out, gave black stu- dents something to relate to, as well as a chance to express their views openly, David Hall, writer, direcua and producer, stated. Besides presenting the needed information about the black man and his culture, the Black Speak-Out also provided a flow of communica- tion between the Manhattan com- munity and the black students of K- State, Hall said. Cool and slow she moves accenting her soul in this striking outfit. Black rul and sculptut r• Porn the City is displayed in the Union as hank Smith ArI Gallo, y m Kansa`, .1 ' Lir I n1 Mr Iasi k Art kshop- According to Veryl Switzer, assist- ant to the Vice President for Student Affairs, The overall participation and cooperation of BAW was tremen- dous. The work and effort put forth by those involved made the event very successful. I felt the black and white partici- pation at the Soul Food Banquet was the main highlight of RAW, he added. Various letters to the editor in the Collegian ' were printed in favor of and against RAW. A small minority fell that t he event. was discrimina- t ion it) reverse b it is only through maw- tunitic‘ such OS RAW, as well as pro- gressive efforts throughout the year, than the true value and awareness of the black experience Can be realized. Nationally celebrated, BAW was first started in I921i during February and known as Negro History Week. Ten events were scheduled for the third annual RAW presented by the MU. Pan Africanism Progressing, or the progressive idea of African de- scendants identifying with each oth- er, was the theme for 1971 BAW. Slave, you have a name. sings Cherie Williams at the Speak-Out. Melvin Franklin, together with the temptations, sing such songs as Ball of Confusion and War during the Black Awareness Week. • vr•-.. I 7- • Six hundred people gather in the food and a small part of black and barbecued ribs were the main Union main ballroom to share soul culture. Chicken, chitterlings attractions on the banquet table. Merlin the magician is skeptical found a suitor for the princess as the squire announces he has in Horse of a Different Color. Thorin, leader of the dwarfs. is imprisoned and discusses escape plans with Biblo Baggins. in the K-State production The Hobbit. Frenchie LaRue. dame of the ace Saloon, comforts Whitmore White suffering from a selfin- flicted bullet in the production of Big Whitey. The play was staged last summer at Abilene. Don ' t Look Now debuts as the State Players ' first ' 70 program. 38 Players perform 12 dramatic shows including one-act productions K-State Players performed 12 pro- ductions during the 1970 season. In addition, the summer repertoire company gave 144 performances over the 10 week summer season. During the summer performances, the actors did Big Whitey, Mar- riage Wheel, 10 Nights in a Bar Room and East Lynne at the depot theater in Old Abilene town. Also during the summer, a group of players did A Horse of a Different Color, a children ' s show which they presented at K-State. During the fall semester, the K- State players presented Don ' t Look Now, Man of La Mancha, The Hobbit, The Country Wife plus two series ' of one act plays. The spring semester began with A Thou- sand Clowns, The House on Prince Edward Street, The Underpants, Little Mary Sunshine and two more series ' of one act plays. Throughout the season, the K- State Players rehearsed from four to seven weeks on each production. During each week, rehearsal time required from 25 to 30 hours. Paralleling the major productions, the department of speech continued its experimental theater. The de- partment gathered 12 original full length plays, and acted them out. The sound portions were taped and then sent to the playwrights. Lady Fidget. Sir Jasper Fidget. to see Horner (second from right) potent during the opening scenes Dorilant and Mistress Dainty go to discover if he is really im- of the play The Country Wife. 39 40 Prior to a rehearsal of the duction The House on Prince Ed- Exposure to radiation alienates is left of the human race after ward Street. K-State Players add a disfigured young man from what a world-wide nuclear holocaust. final touches to their make-up. Irresponsible Murry Burns plays it straight and is allowed to keep his seven-year-old charge. A Nick from Murry ' s influence in welfare board attempts to remove the comedy. A Thousand Clowns. 41 Possible elopement is discussed in the one-act play The Dress. When we gave your dog his shot he wet on the carpet, a veteri- narian tells a character in No Reprieve — A Fantasy in Revenge. 41) New semester calendars provided a two week interim semester for stu- dents staying in Manhattan over the break. The 20 classes were jointly sponsored by the offices of Continu- ing Education and Educational Re- sources. Every college offered at least one course during the interim semester. This two week period allowed some of the classes to meet off campus in a laboratory situation. A journalism practicum worked on Kansas news- papers and a marine biology class was conducted on a floating sea lab off the coast of Mississippi. Many of the interim classes such as Black marketing and intuitive geometry had never been offered at K-State. Students were able to re- quest that certain subjects be of- fered. Classes tended to be unstruc- tured and tailored to the needs of the students. All reports indicated that the in- terim was a success and will be con- tinued during the spring interim af- ter second semester ends in May. 42 Merely running a program through a second but computer programing program that works can consume the computer takes a fraction of students find that designing a many hours of out-of-class time. Journalism practicum writers re- ceive instructions from editors at the Junction City Republic. a local 20 page weekly newspaper. Ellen Richards Home Management management course to be comptet- House sets the scene for a home ed in the two week interim semester. Four bits and ownership of a horse determines Horse Show eligibility Fifty cents and a horse made any K-State student eligible to partici- pate in the third annual Horse Show organized by the Block and Bridle club. During the first evening ' s perform- ance of the two-part show, prelimi- naries for the selection of finalists were run. The following night, final- ists competed for award buckles, rib- bons and trophies. Returning contestants discovered a new event added to the program. Rope racing, a type of musical chairs on horseback, involved a number of racers going after a set amount of ropes. The rider coming up empty- handed was eliminated each round. Timed events such as rescue rac- ing, ribbon roping, pole bending and barrel racing were regular attractions on the schedule. Judged events included such things as English or Western plea- sure and reining or showmanship in halter classes. Pleasure classes test the horses ' training that make them pleasant to ride. In showmanship classes the contestant rather than his horse is judged. This is done through his ability to present a horse to its best advantage, on a halter. Riders walk their horses for the judge in a western pleasure class. Entrants in the Ladies ' Western turn to enter the center of the Horsemanship contest await their arena to be judged and evaluated. Working against time. an entrant in the ribbon roping contest pre- pares to throw his loop. Assum- ing he makes the catch. the only problem he has left is to remove a ribbon tied to the calf ' s tail. 44 Calves and cowboys. prime ingred- arena grounds as they prepare to The deep tanbark provides a soft ients for any rodeo. inspect the clash in the annual K-State Rodeo. cushion for cowboys to fall in. 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Miss Roesler, a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, w a s crowned Saturday night at the agriculture Autumn Fall Festival. 1- r- 15 co he or he re 58 jls 1 was proud to represent the house and I am looking forward to representing the agriculture school of K-State, Miss Roesler 8 i her duties e said. wi,l1 Royal and an awards banquet along with other dinners and functions. SHE. LIKED her week of com- petition. I really enjoyed the competition and interviews lead- ing up to the crowning and ha ve met a lot of the agriculture stu- dents. This will be a very re- warding experience, Miss Roes- ler said. Miss Roesler knows the field of agriculture. Growing up on a farm, I have done a lot of farm work, she said. Miss Roesler ' s selection as Miss d Agriculture is somewhat Ironical. In choosing a representative, the girls at the Theta house chose her as their second choice. When number one could not represent the house, number two, Miss Roesler. became the darling of the agrculture department. Evelyn Ebright, junior in 1 music composition, was crowned Kansas Wheat Queen in December. duties galore I ' St ft Library Tours Kansas wheat queen he :ed in rts ted now -- the ere the ney ack I The new Kansas wheat queen is a very busy girl— so busy she had to leave crowning ceremonies ten minutes after receiving her title. The new queen is K-State junior Evelyn Ebright. She was crowned in early December as a highlight of the annual meeting of the Kansas Wheat Commission and the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers in Hutchinson. Miss Ebright is a member of a singing trio, The Cottonwoods, which performed at the Union Calskellar Dec. 4 and 5, the same two days as the Hutchinson conference. Friday night, I drove to Hutchinson and then drove back to sing. Saturday, I had to charter a plane back to Manhattan ten minutes after I was crowned, she said. TUE BROWN-EYED brunette, who grew up near Lyons on the farm of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ebright, will assist in promoting Kansas wheat in Kansas and throughout the country during the year. Among her duties will be speaking engagements at various conventions. I have my choice between going to Minnesota in the summer or Oregon to speak at national conventions, she said. These are the two biggest trips. She also will speak to the House of Representatives in Topeka and attend a Farmlands Industries Show in February. The Kansas Wheat Queen must be recommended by a county agricultural agent and win contests at the county and district levels. Five districts were represented in the state contest, Miss Ebright said. ot fec Owl SL su fe Linda Edds reigns as Miss Kansas; acquires the fame and recognition Miss Kansas and Miss Missouri step from the plane in Atlantic City where competition is held for the title of Miss America. Part of rehearsal time for the Pratt Miss Kansas pageant is de- voted to becoming familiar with the stage and practicing turns. An overwhelming honor was be- stowed upon me this summer on the night of July 11. This day marked the onset of my reign as Miss Kansas 1970. Wrapped up in the aura of pho- tographer ' s lights, press micro- phones, hands waving and arms hug- ging, I tried to gather my thoughts. It must have been amusing to see my composure melt at the sight of friends shrieking beside the runway. We laughed and cried in disbelief. A title was handed to me within a matter of seconds and the role and image of a queen were at a moment ' s notice in my possession. My opinions were suddenly important and people were staring at me. My signature transformed into an autograph! The phone rang incessantly and mounds of telegrams, letters and flowers tied up the Edds ' residence for several days. A celebration and parade given by the Manhattan Jaycees were in store for me upon my arrival home. If I had to single out one personal satisfaction being Miss Kansas has brought me, it would be the happi- ness I feel it has brought to others. While student teaching and through my travels, I have heard so frequent- ly, I know Miss Kansas. I am the celebrity! LINDA EDDS Miss Kansas 1970 Miss Manhattan-K-State 1970 Miss Kansas pageant contestants. state. take time out at Pratt behind stage while they wait to representing all regions of the to have informal gab sessions practice their individual part. Following personal interviews. ing atmosphere so contestants a Pepsi party sets the relax- can talk to the pageant judges. Linda Edds. newly crowned Miss Kansas. finishes the coronation ceremonies in the Pratt contest by walking down the long ramp. 49 TOP ROW: Karen J. Larsen. Goodnow: Kathy J. Auman. Clovia: Marsha A. Rusbarsky. pa Alpha Theta; BOTTOM ROW: Dolores A. Luken. Ford: Ronda E. West. Moore: Linda Jo VanHorn. Alpha Cht Omega: Barbara J. maker. Delta Delta Delta: Gretchen L. Van- Sant. Pi Beta Phi: Lois J. Rhoades. Alpha Xi Delta. Patricia J. Hubbard. Delta Zeta: Betty K. Hogue. West: Brenda S. Brown. Gamma Phi Beta: Rosemary Meade. Alpha Delta Pi; Mi- chele L Hester. Boyd: Janis K. McNeil. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 50 51 Royal Purple Queen Candidates Carolyn M. Sanko. Ford; Terry L. Ralstin. Putman. Mann L. Hurst. Smurthwaite: Debra J. Brown. Boyd: Marlyn Leuendof sky, West; Sarnia K. Ross. Ford: Marie A. Kelly. OH Campus: Patricia I. Papon, Putman. Rosimu E. Odom. Chi Omega, Deriece M. McKeeman, Kappa Delta: Sandra L. Kling, Goodnow: Terri L. Henderson. Delta Sigma Theta; Cyn- thia A. Beard. Van Zile: Rosalind Castaneda. Goodnow. Michele Hester named queen by Esquire editor Photogenic beauty was the sole criteria used in the selection of the 1971 Royal Purple Queen. Black and white formal portraits of the 29 con- testants were submitted to the judge. On the basis of these pictures a queen and four attendants were chosen. The entrants represented each coed living group on campus. Harold Hayes, editor of Esquire magazine chose Michele Hester as the Royal Purple Queen. The five finalists were announced in the initital second semester issue of the Collegian. Miss Hester was presented to the student body at Harlinquinade. Finalists were Debbie Brown, Boyd hall: Rosemary Meade, Alpha Delta Pi; Terri Henderson, Delta Sigma Theta; Marie Hurst, Smurthwaite Scholarship House; and Miss Hester representing Boyd hall. Harold Hayes judge Debbie Brown Rosemary Meade Marie Hurst Boyd hall Alpha Delta Pi Smurthwaite 52 Michele Hester. clothing retailing freshman from Shawnee was cho- sen as the 1971 Royal Purple Queen from this black and white picture. Terri Henderson Michele Hester Delta Sigma Theta Boyd hall Willie the Wildcat cleans up the Cowboys of Oklahoma State in the grand prize Homecoming display by Delta Tau Delta and Chi Omega. Cindy Thompson receives the best Gamma and FarmHouse during design award for Kappa Kappa the Homecoming pep celebration. Blazing high in the background. the midnight bonfire lures stu- dents to the homecoming pep-rally in the City Park. Trophy presen- tations were made to the living groups with the best decorations. 54 Events accent Homecoming theme: ' Purple Power-Pride of the 1970 ' s ' Homecoming queen Kathy Mertes addresses the football crowd at the K-State-Oklahoma State game at formal halftime ceremonies. As presented yearly in honor of alumni, this year ' s homecoming Purple Power-Pride of the ' 70 ' s began with the crowning of Kathy Mertes, family and child develop- ment junior from Prairie Village. Following the crowning, the week- end activities began with a car cara- van through Manhattan touring the homecoming decorations of partici- pating living groups. Following the car caravan, the Three Dog Night rock group present- ed the homecoming concert. This group along with Danny Cox, folk singer, drew 10,000 persons into Abeam Field House. After the concert, a pep rally and bonfire in preparation for the home- Kappa Alpha Theta displays its prize winning decoration which coming football game, were held on the baseball field of the City Park. At the rally, candidates for homecoming queen were introduced and living group decoration awards were presented. Decoration winners included the grand prize which went to Chi Ome- ga and Delta Tau Delta. The best theme award was given to Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Sigma while best de- sign went to Kappa Kappa Gamma and FarmHouse. Overall fraternity award was given to Phi Kappa Theta, overall sorority to Kappa Alpha Theta, outstanding men ' s residence to Haymaker and the outstanding women ' s residence award was given to Clovia. netted the sorority the award in the overall sorority division. 55 Kathy Mertes, junior in family and child development, was crowned homecoming queen during halftime ceremonies at the K-State-Okla- home State football game. Repre- senting Putnam hall, she was K- State ' s 40th Homecoming Queen. Miss Mertes was crowned by K- State ' s President of the Endowment Association, Ed King. Students elect Kathy Mertes 1970 Homecoming queen Of the 40 nominees, 12 semi-final- ists were chosen on the basis of inter- views. Five finalists were then named after Homecoming previews. The five were chosen on the basis of their skits, poise and beauty by a panel of judges selected by Blue Key, senior men ' s honorary. Homecoming finalists were Rebec- ca Campbell, Cindy Thompson, Lin- da Smith and Sharon Hachenberger. After the previews, the queen was chosen by student body vote. Miss Mertes was announced as queen by football coach Vince Gibson at the traditional cape turning cere- mony in front of approximately 150 people on the Seaton hall steps. She then presided over Homecoming events. Television releases were sent out across the state and she and her at- tendants made television and several civic group appearances. Vince Gibson announces the escorted the candidates for the coming queen. Blue Key members two weeks prior to homecoming. 56 Sue Tebo chose Follow the her skit. Having found Purple she must finish requirements be- ple Brick as the theme of City. the Purple Wizard told her fore becoming a home ec teacher. Homecoming Queen Candidates — Rebecca A. Campbell. Cynthia S. Thompson. Linda L. Smith. Sharon S. Hachenberger. Kathleen A. Mertes. display their baton forming during half-times. The to the games, entertaining with twirlling abilities while per- group also travels with the band group numbers. duets and solos. Wildcat Marching Band instrumen- introduction of Beauty and Beast talists play back-up music to the entrants at the fall Band Blast. K-State ' s pride boosters. Willie the Wildcat and Larry Dixon. keep fans ' attention centered on the field and friendly team rivalry. 58 Band and cheerleaders add to ' Pride in Wildcat Land ' Pride in Wildcat Land was the idea invented by the Wildcat March- ing Band as the year ' s band theme. The K-State bands, K-Steppers and cheerleaders worked to build this idea. With two-hundred twenty mem- bers, the marching band, under the direction of Phillip Hewett, promot- ed the pride theme. Each band routine was geared to get students more involved in what was happening out on the field and to increase and boost Purple Pride spirit. Pep Band also did its share in building Pride in Wildcat Land. Formerly the Pep Band played only at basketball games. However, this year it operated at all Big Eight var- sity spring sporting events. Involving the crowd in athletic events was the major goal of the cheerleaders and K-Steppers. Their cheers, tumbling acts and routines helped to promote the excitement of the crowd and pride in the team. Members of the K-State Marching Band pucker-up to boost spirit for the fighting Wildcats as they perform at the KU-K-State game. K-State cheerleaders are chosen each spring. This year. eight Cheerleaders — TOP ROW: Thomas T. Gold- en. Steven W. Kinder. Thomas M. Jernigan, Sherry E. Rupe. Thomas F. Petersen, Todd J. Wertz. Wealtha A. Coyne. Mark E. Krehb.el. men and nine women were selected to lead cheers for the Wildcats. SECOND ROW: Betty A. Schrag. Sidney R. Thurston, Sylvia L. White. BOTTOM ROW: Jennifer Howard, Marla M. Wacker. Annelle S. Laaser. Sheryl K. Cox. Carla A. Hunter. 59 Mr. and Mrs. James Schlosser of Derby, selected to represent all K-State parents, are introduced at the Parents Day football game. Larry Weigel. freshman basket- ball coach. performs before 300 Kansas editors and their wives during the annual Editors Day. Manhattan High Band leads the 45 rade route. This is their opening visiting bands down the long pa- performance for Band Day events. 60 Tradition encompassed in football as parents, bands and alumni visit Former K-State bandsmen perform at the Homecoming game. The 50 piece Alumni Band played the K- State Alma Mater and fight song. Tradition emphasized the football game themes this past gridiron season. This year marked the 36th annual Band Day activities. More than 3500 band members, representing 46 Kan- sas high schools, plus the Wildcat Marching Band, combined musical talents during four numbers of the half-time show of the K-State-Utah State football game. One hundred sixty-one twirlers from the schools were present for the event. Editor ' s Day has also become a traditional game theme. Newspaper editors, publishers and their wives from around Kansas visited the campus to become better acquainted with the Journalism Department. In addition to the K-State-Colorado football game, they also attended special programs sponsored by the Journalism Department. Featured speaker for the day was graphic arts expert Edmond Arnold from Syra- cuse University. Since 1928 Parent ' s Day has been a traditional theme. This year Mr. and Mrs. James Schlosser of Derby, Kan- sas represented all parents of univer- sity students. The goal of Parent ' s Day was to make parents feel that they are a part of the University. By attending various meetings with rep- resentatives from the different col- leges, the parents were able to voice their opinions on certain University matters. After the football game, a concert featuring The Cowsills and folk duet Moffit and Davis provided additional Parent ' s Day entertainment. By surrounding the letters to form a unique negative design. 46 Kansas high schools. provides allowing the turf to show through the 3500 piece band, representing Band Day half-time entertainment. -„„- „ , -44-s;„..—t. I TZ:f • • • Ss= • .r. • y It • ••• arA ' r • 61 .4 Lines of communication between freshmen and upperclassmen open up during informal discussions. advice about classes and school Summer orientation leaders give a nd answer students ' questions. President McCain promises an ex- convocation held for the first citing year during the student time after classes had resumed. 62 Summer orientation indoctrinates frosh to college life and enrollment Confused freshmen begging direc- tions from upperclassmen are on their way to obsolescence at K-State. The freshman year began before classes started with an expanded three day orientation during the summer months. During this orientation period, each entering student was acquaint- ed with aspects of the environment he would encounter during his first year at K-State. This program also familiarized new students with all phases of the university community and what it has to offer. Another objective of this summer session was advisement and enroll- ment in classes for t he fall semester. Also during these sessions, students completed physical examinations and speech and hearing checks. Also at orientation, freshmen and transfer students were split into small groups. Led by a trained undergraduate, the students were encouraged to seek answers to any questions they might have had about campus life. This same group seminar motif was available for an hour credit to interested freshmen during the fall semester. Parents were also asked to join with the parent groups meeting monthly by way of telephone. Building a closer relationship with students, having fun and earning one hour credit, fresh- men meet in seminars once a week. Freshmen seminar groups often sit and discuss any problems that one of its members might have about campus life. Members also become aware of the position they hold within the university community. 63 With an expansion unequaled in tion facilities have all moved to alleys and 18 tables for pool and the Union ' s history, the recrea- the lower floor. Sixteen bowling snooker are open for daily use. People want to form lines is the conclusion that must be made due to the fact that the Union ' s scat- ter system does not run smoothly. 64 Bookstore, postal center included for expansion of student services Planning for the new Union addi- tion began two years ago by six inte- rior architecture students. Their expansion project increased the building size by 102,000 square feet at a cost of $3 million. One surprise to the architecture students came when the bid for the main part of the building was lower than the University ' s stated budget. Because of that, more money was available for furniture and flourishes. Much of this money was also direct- ed into outlets to expand student services such as the new postal cen- ter located across from the Forum hall theater on the ground floor of the new Union addition. Furniture for the Union came mainly from Denmark. In choosing the type and quality of furniture, stability and durability were considered. Other than the self-service postal center, the Union addition contained more meeting rooms, the first full- facility campus bookstore and the Forum hall theater and stage. There are no immediate plans for building further, but Richard Black- burn, Union director, stated the fu- ture trend may be toward decentrali- zation and smaller, satellite unions near the dormitories. Newspaper editors, parents and students explore the new wing of the Union during the Open House held on Editors and Parents Day. Colorful patterns of light spi- ral from a neon light sculpture shown in the union art gallery by Topeka artist John Gorbett. Located on two floors the Union bookstore permits students to buy testbooks at prices identical to chants. Profit from the operation those offered by Manhattan finer• will not be refunded to students. 65 Auditorium acoustics can be ed by moving the walls and ceiling. Multi-purpose, modern and mobile describes K-State ' s new auditorium. Lacking the speed with which it ' s predecessor came down, due to a fire seven years ago, the $3 million audi- torium was opened for University and community use last fall. With multi-function as the key word in design, the auditorium served as theater, concert hall and opera house. Unique is the word for a ceiling that can change an auditorium ' s seating capacity from 900 to 1,850 by raising itself. The ceiling has three positions which adjust the audito- rium ' s acoustics and seating capaci- ty for concert, dramatic and opera productions. Pseudo-walls are actually adjust- able curtains used in acoustics and the three level orchestra lift is used for a stage extension, orchestra pit or additional seats. In addition to the dressing rooms, scene shop and green room (where actors await their cues and meet the audience after performances), the building also houses the music de- partment and practice rooms. New Auditorium opens to Campus; facility uses multi-functional design Dedication of K-State ' s $3 mil- crowd into the facility. At the the Minnesota Orchestra and Gail lion auditorium lures a capacity dedication the audience heard Kubik. an award winning composer. 66 High atop Ackert hall stands the biology department ' s new green- house. Featuring convenience. it is used for teaching and research. Principles of biology students tures at one of the 90 audio-tu- listen to each week ' s taped lac- torial stations in Ackert hall. 1104VISIONI MI ■ ' Come together building centralizes biological research Nixon talked about it, the Beatles sang about it, but Ackert hall got the job done — it brought people together. Named in honor of James Edward Ackert, a faculty member at K-State for 37 years, the $3.5 million biologi- cal science building opened in the fall of 1970. This building made it possible for biologists of all types (bacteriolo- gists, botanists and zoologists) to chase paramecium and peer at bac- teria under a centralized roof. Standing five stories, capped off by a greenhouse, the come together building utilizes half its space for classes and laboratories for students and half for research by graduates, undergraduates and faculty. Before the completion of Ackert, research was conducted over the en- tire campus. Researchers rarely had the opportunity to discuss their studies, but becoming centrally lo- cated changed this diverse scene. Even newer and more unique than the building itself is the audio-tutor- ial course that taught 800 students the principles of biology. Students donned earphones ap- proximately four hours per week to learn by tape and work in the labora- tories according to recorded instructions. Also, each student attended a one hour quiz section each week, where a teacher quizzed them on questions accumulated from the week ' s tapes. 67 Innovation of self-service prevails as Farrell addition opens to students Si I Self-help was the idea behind the construction of the five story addi- tion to Farrell library. Lack of money prompted this self-service innovation as the library did not have the funds to hire extra help for jobs that stu- dents themselves could do. For ex- ample, students can now help them- selves to the books in the general ref- erence and reserve departments of the library. Richard Farley, library director, explained the addition as several li- braries within one large library. Ide- ally, students became acquainted with the librarians in their field and were aided in searching for various materials needed for research. New aspects of the library includ- ed multi-colored floors for easier book classifications and a variety of study rooms. In addition to the 250 open study carrells available for indi- vidual study, the library provided a more relaxed area in the basement for students who preferred to snack while they studied. Also 21 discus- sion rooms were made available for heavy rappers. Six of these rooms may be converted into seminar rooms for small classes of twelve persons. Therefore, with the added room in the library, the concept of self-suffi- ciency is being put to use. 69 Alternatives Conference examines substitutes for existing life styles Twenty-five cent meals, a bitch board, Gay Liberation, day care centers, inexpensive living units like domes and the idea of a free universi- ty in Kansas City are only a few of the ideas that were presented at the University For Man Alternatives Conference held in the Union. Basic aims of the conference, which was presented jointly by Uni- versity for Man, University Learning Network and the Union Program Council, were to show that there are social, educational and philosophical alternatives to the present systems. Varieties of activities were repre- sented by a number of booths. Edu- cational booths offered information on the Study Afloat program, free kindergarten, day care centers and free universities. Another booth offered information on summer jobs and the possibilities of working abroad. Survival was of special interest. Diets, inexpensive dwelling and the ideal of working at jobs that one en- joys rather than to just make money were also discussed. One of the speakers at the confer- ence was Bill Wyman, former presi- dent of the Phoenix Society for Indi- vidual Freedom, who discussed homosexuality as a lifestyle. S Integrated Studies draw attention to their booth with a gay mobile. a pew washday mit ack: c: el , h vitt:heck...en : I wow., 11111 — . PP ZPG 1.4 y,: ( g Soaps, not enzymes; bottles, not to help save the cans; white tissue, not colored; environment before it ' s too late. 70 Posters urge boycotts of all tuce picked by non-union workers. Candle making, silk screening. rami are all possible gifts made origami. bottle-making and mac- at no charge at the crafts table. Favorite complaints, gripes. re- ive criticisms are aired by stu- marks, comments and unconstruct- dents by way of a bitch board. Balloons are secured to suspend canvas sheets as background for a multi-media light show presented at the Alternatives Conference. I t ,.. onitilin 111,01i OUR I ' Lill ' W.. 1 A dt 1 .- , r J3oRte for ' -To kl I Wilk - Dt ,- at q A , , t i ' S , ): :C I , ' . Ii. 1141 _ ..os or •••• ••• 4;ll! 11114Clar—.. .j::..frat:::,vpt ' rr:::.:::fri4 :::tnef YAHICC:t:lje:jStr:: ( ia. la • , jc .-- ::: i..9( .0.; i . • : ...s- ::.; 1 :::: • . , .. - . ::: . , %. 1 ) 71 UFM speed reading student looks demonstrates the different eye The basic idea in speed reading through a hole as the instructor movements used in speed reading. is to read phrases and not words. K-State ' s free university works for total education In this free love, free speech, any- thing goes world, where everyone. everywhere is doing his own thing, University for Man makes it possible for K-State students to do their own thing. UFM, K-State ' s free university, believes in the continuing education of the whole individual. Education is a means of chang- ing, growing and sharing. We will always be learning and getting an education, said Sue Maes, full-time coordinator of University for Man. We don ' t believe in a lot of re- quirements, she said people have to have some say in what they are doing, some freedom of their own. Freedom! That ' s what UFM is all about. Not only is it financially free to participants, but it is also intellec- tually fret Students are free from requirements, prerequisites, tests and grades. Unofficially initiated in the fall of 1967 with only two courses, UFM became officially approved in the spring of 1968 and had a total of eight classes. This year K-State ' s free uni- versity is one of the largest of its kind in the country. This program offered 85 widely varied courses and served some 1,600 K.State students and Manhattan residents. Coordinators of UFM believe that the structure of a curriculum orien- tated university has a tendency to stifle creativity. People should be free to do what they want, is the UFM philosophy. Ever thought you would like to learn to make homemade bread? Some people did this year so a UFM course was formed. Other courses range from handwriting analysis to yoga, from film making to wine tast- ing and from singing and praying to just sitting and rapping about what- ever interests UFM students. As for future directions of UFM, the goal is to remain as flexible as possible. We are always changing and want to do whatever is relevant and of course, whatever the students want, Miss Maes explained. 72 73 Sculpturing, a UFM class lead by Student Affairs. is available to Chester Peters. Vice-President for only six persons each semester. Animals and birds are a part of the various objects created and designed in the UFM course. ori- gami. the art of paper folding. Macrame, a UFM course. is the ancient craft of ing simple knots in order to create a work of art. Participating in the current UFM day care course. students work with and entertain local children. Censorship obligation self-imposed; student publications need freedom How much control should a university extend toward its student publications? Student publications at K-State are published by and for the students — without administrative or faculty censorship. This is the way it should be. The most effective censorship, and the most meaningful, is self-im- posed. Students at K-State, for the most part, have shown they are both willing and capable of carrying the burden of responsibility. Student publications were created in the interest of providing students with the opportunity to develop their own writing and journalistic skills. But the creation of form does not give birth to the power to mold its substance. It is both lawful and proper, I be- lieve, to restrict publication in a campus press to articles written by students. But to tell a student what thoughts he may communicate is another matter. It would be inconsistent with the basic assumptions of First Amend- ment freedoms to permit a campus student publication to be simply a vehicle for ideas the state or the col- lege administration deems appropri- ate. Students publications, however, operate under the same laws of libel and obscenity as private publications. A student press must be free, and therefore must be responsible. BILL BROWN Director of Student Publications, Inc. Mike Wareham. as editor of Di- mensions. used stories pertaining to school and advertising to pre- sent an overall view of K-State. The University Directory. edited by Ben Wheatley, included infor- mation for students and faculty. Collegian printers, working the for 4-color processing in pre- night shift. set up the presses paring the tall fashion edition. 74 Summer Collegian Staff — Larry A. Claussen. Mark S. Schirkosky. Susan B. Wareham. Lot.. en J. Kruse. Edward M. Wareham, Benjamin Kimber. Laura S. Divin. Cynthia E. Seine. H. Wheatley. Linda A. Standerter. Elizabeth C. Joan E. Bastel. Student Publications Photographers — S. Schirkof sky. Carl H. Koster. Larry A. CM us- Nicholas. J. Giacobbe. Mary L. Bolack, Mark sen. Bryan M. Sorensen. Kansas State Press linotype men set type every night for morning distribution of the Collegian in Kedzie ' s downstairs press room. 75 Brad Murphre sports editor L ' • • • Sue Selby senior editor DEBIBTErrugr:: _ hou: _ 76 Royal Purple brings about changes; strives to increase student readership Reverting to a spring delivery book, the 1971 Royal Purple elimi- nated the previous underclass sec- tion to decrease the book to 608 pages. The underclass section was dropped in order to avoid duplication of individual pictures. Changes in the 1971 book were made in an attempt to increase read- ership of the Royal Purple. To per- sonalize university administrators Royal Purple Staff — TOP ROW: Michael R. Dalrymple. SECOND ROW: Steven V. Moore. Frank A. Klema. Martha W. Thomas. Hanna L. Kirk. Kurt A. Rugan. Linda K. Sheik. THIRD ROW: Irene S. Skonberg. Diana L. Wille. Jac- quelyn Barteaux. Naomi E. Jenkins. Kristin K. Wiltse. Lucinda S. Clark. Sharon K. Ross. each official was asked to respond to a question relevant to his office and students. Living group copy was personal- ized for each group. The division and opening pages were given a new look using fewer pictures and more color. Approximately 50 students worked on the book this year. Staff positions were assigned in the spring and pro- duction was started in the summer. Cheryl L. Simons. FOURTH ROW: Helen C. Saalhott, Jill E. Ericson. Ruth A. Schlaegel. Glorianne M. Burrus, Rosanne Powell. Wilma J. Moore. Rita E. Lemke. BOTTOM ROW: Vir- ginia E. Cole. Michael Maloney, Carol A. Ey ans. Nancy A. Gruver. 77 Ernie Murphy fall editor K-State ' s student newspaper, the Collegian, again received an All- American rating from the Associated Collegiate Press. The paper also re- ceived first place awards from the professional Journalism society, Sigma Delta CM, for feature stories and sports coverage. Editors of the Collegian instituted style changes to make the paper more attractive. One way they achieved this was by adopting more of a magazine format. News stories were interspersed with more white space to give a less crowded appear- ance to the daily paper. Also, writers outside the journal- ism department were recruited for the first time. This tended to give a broader range of opinions and views to the editorial page. To permit max- imum freedom for the staff in writing editorials, no editorial policy was created and editorials reflected the opinions of the writer. Second semester the Collegian type setting operation changed to cold type. This change allowed the paper to be printed earlier in the evening. The staff was reorganized and resulted in investigative and edi- torial writers. More in-depth stories such as drug use in Manhattan appeared. Collegian assumes new layout style; magazine format allows white space Sandy Flickner spring editor Rewrite editor, Susan Shaw. to a news story written by a re- plains changes that must be made porter before the copy is printed. 8 Playing slot man, managing ed- each day ' s paper and also reads Editing II students gain practi- itor. Sandi Reed lays out part of proofs set by a cold type machine. cal experience writing headlines. Collegian Staff — TOP ROW: Sandra G. Flick- E. Shave. Martha A. Peterson. John W. Fraser. Reed. Herbert M. Vanderlip. nor. Laura S. Divin. Cecelia M. Jones. Susan BOTTOM ROW: Robert R. Matthews. Sandi R. 79 Ad staff increases advertising to absorb printing costs New and greater responsibilities were handed to the advertising de- partment as the Kansas State Colle- gian attempted to become a self- supporting operation. Although the newspaper is supported by student fees as well as the income from ad- vertising, the advertising depart- ment tried to accept a greater share of the cost. It did this by selling more advertising to local merchants. Size of each issue of the daily pa- per was determined by the amount of advertisements available. The adver- tising staff in addition to selling the space to the merchants, also created an ad for him. Salesmen were able to offer advertisers standard characters from a national mat service, color and reverse lettering. Membership in the advertising department was strictly voluntary. Staff members worked on a comm is- sion basis and were offered academic credit for their work. Collegian ad salesmen layout the are kept on all advertising that paper a day in advance and files has appeared in previous papers. John Thomas Roger Dennis spring advertising manager fall advertising manager 80 Fifth floor Farrell houses new KSDB-FM equipment Beginning its 20th year of opera tion, the KSDB-FM student manned radio station was newly lo- cated on the fifth floor of the Farrell library addition. Professor Richard Farley, adminis- trator of the library, offered KSDB- FM the new space after a fire had earlier destroyed the station ' s facili- ties in Nichols gymnasium. With more than $70,000 of new equipment purchased since April 1970, KSDB-FM now employs five separate modules in their operation. Maintained primarily by student fees, KSDB-FM was operated by approximately 40 students each semester and broadcasted Monday through Saturday for 52 hours. The student broadcasters, primarily jour- nalism radio and television majors, served on various staff positions and composed their own broadcast material. KSDB-FM provided coverage for minor university athletic events as well as sponsoring coverage for all football and basketball games. Vari- eties of music were also played rang- ing from classical to ' Fop 40. Student broadcasters also added coverage to cultural events of the University. New equipment in the auditorium allowed speakers and musical concerts to be taped so that Without a permanent home since the winter of 1968. KSDB -FM be- students could hear broadcasts of these events. Kenneth Mrozinski, journalism advisor for the station, stated that through KSD13-FM students fami- liarized themselves with all aspects of station operation. came a silent radio station and waited for funds to be granted. KSDB-FM Staff — TOP ROW: Gary H. Gore. Stephen S. Stallwitz. Sandra A. Fisher. Tina K. Foley. Rita J. Campbell. Deborah L. Curtin. Jerald D. Towle. SECOND ROW: Paul F. Zim- merman. Lawrence R. Coder. John A. Pratt. Raymond E. Kingston. Donald B. Randall. George T. Spurlock. Steven A. Clemmensen. Lee A. Holmes. THIRD ROW: James D. Lytle. Roger L. Runnalls, Dan J. Musil. William R. Stitzel. Mark Janssen. Steven J. Headrick. Keith S. Donald. Kenneth Mrozinski. David W. Wright. BOTTOM ROW: Steven J. hauls. Bryan B. Prill. Stephen R. Kennedy. David E. Kennedy. Mark W. Pray. William H. Nutt. Jo. seph P. Crostarosa. David T. Knox. 81 : -:.;:;• . A .: :444;41‘ :r4WSL •; without us they ' d 041, be 11 if nothing I ' ll not be intimidatedby a violent, destructive minority The overwhelming majority of to- day ' s youth are fair-minded and re- sponsible — but not necessarily sat- isfied with the status-quo. They see need for reform. Their broad objec- tive is to improve conditions in American life. While the majority of students are trying to better themselves and their surroundings, a small group of young people seem determined to destroy the very institutions and freedoms which have been the strength of the democratic process. It is because this small group chooses to throw stones, break win- dows or burn buildings that I have found it necessary to employ a show of force in the city of Lawrence. My decision to moue Kansas High- way Patrolmen and National Guardsmen into the city and campus areas was made because I believe one of the first duties of government is to provide protection for the individual. An act of arson nearly destroyed the KU Student Union Building, there were fires, fire bombings and sniper fire reported in the Lawrence area; I believe the curfew was necessary. The curfew was imposed not as a re- strictive measure, but as a protective measure. I believe it is a minority of persons who break the law, who disrupt our schools and communities. As Gover- nor, I have taken steps I believe nec- essary to prevent the lawlessness and to maintain order. I will not be intim- idated by a violent, destructive minority. I will protect the rights of the ma- jority of students who wish to seek and attain an education in an atmo- sphere free of fear and disruption . I also will protect the rights of the stu- dents who seek to reform our system through the democratic process. Ours is a nation in which if you have a better way to do something, the people will accept it. Our entire sys- tem is based on a better-than philosophy. The destructive, violent minority has commanded our complete atten- tion for too long a time. It is time for us to direct our attention to the 98 or 99 per cent of our nation ' s young people who are concerned. If we are going to hold our notion together now and in the future, we must realize that we are first Americans, and we must stand together. Criticism by young and old is necessary. But a thorough knowledge of the pros and cons of public questions is essential for any useful appraisal — and this always is aided by practical experience. Today, the members of our genera- tion have called many of the ideas of the youth impractical and we have said many of their views are over- drawn. But there is no question of their energy, ability and above all of their honest commitment to a better world for us all. Perhaps it is time that we now make an effort to take the causes of the majority of our youth and to lend to their idealism and daring, the insight and wisdom of our experience. ROBERT DOCKING Governor State of Kansas ea Elmer C. Jackson. James J. Basham. Max Henry A. Bubb. Paul R. Wunsch. Bickford. SITTING: A. H. Cromb. T. J. Griffith. Board of Regents — STANDING: L. D. gan. William F. Danenbarger. Jess Stewart. JAMES J. BASHAM, M.D. University of Wichita University of Kansas School of Medicine Fort Scott general practitioner appointed — 1968 HENRY A. BUBB University of Kansas Washburn University Chairman of the Board of Capitol Federal Savings and Loan of Topeka appointed — 1962 A. H. CROMB University of Kansas Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration owner of Gresham and Co. Kansas City appointed — 1963 WILLIAM F. DANENBARGER University of Kansas president and manager of KNCK in Concordia appointed — 1961 reappointed — 1970 T. J. GRIFFITH Kansas State University president of Union National Bank in Manhattan appointed —1967 ELMER C. JACKSON, JR. University of Kansas attorney at law Kansas City appointed — 1970 L. D. MORGAN Kansas State University banker and rancher Goodland appointed —1955 reappointed — 1963 JESS STEWART University of Kansas University of Chicago funeral director Wamego appointed —1969 PAUL R. WUNSCH University of Kansas attorney at law Kingman appointed — 1969 MAX BICKFOFID Kansas State University executive officer of the Board of Regents Topeka appointed — 1961 85 Student concern add dimensions to President ' s duties What role should a uni- versity play in student activism? The unprecedented concern of to- day ' s university students over the plight of the world off the campus and the quality of their education on the campus has added a new dimen- sion of responsibility to the duties of the President. Student activism on the whole is an admirable development. The uni- versity administration should foster this development in a variety of ways. Improved communications should be sought to assure students a forum for their ideas and access to persons capable of responding to them. Speakers should be brought to the campus who can discuss authori- tatively the issues that concern stu- dents most. Wherever possible, the relevance of instruction to these is- sues should be stressed in the class- room. Above all, the administration must maintain a steady commit- ment to the concept of a university as a free market place of ideas where must enjoy in order to fulfill its mission. When such a confrontation arises and the normal processes of student and faculty actions are ineffectual, the administration has no choice but to seek the assistance of law enforce- ment agencies from off the campus. people dare express repugnant views without fear of reprisal. But this heartening wave of stu- dent activism has its negative as- pects as well. In their fanatical rejec- tion of the institutions of our society, a tiny minority of activists has em- ployed violence in order to achieve their ends. Not only have they out- raged the general public, but they have resorted to force in order to impose their will on persons within the university community. Thus, they pose a serious threat from with- in to th e freedom which a university The alternatives are interruptions of educational and other essential ac- tivities, the destruction of proper ty and, — most of all in the long run — the substitution of force for reason in the resolution of differences within the university community. What is the most impor- tant goal to be achieved in the educational process? To assist students to cultivate such qualities of mind and spirit as an appropriate sense of values, the capacity for logical thinking, respect for the worth and dignity of the indi- vidual human being, the capacity to relish man ' s highest achievements in the realm of the arts and such pro- fessional skills as are to contribute to the improvement of society. JAMES A. MCCAIN President 87 What changes have taken place in recent years con- cerning the kind of infor- mation the public wants to know about K-State? In general, the public is far more interested in all facets of the Univer- sity than was the case five years ago. Parents want to be assured their children are receiving a high quality education in an environment that is conducive to preparing them to be intelligent and productive citizens. Sports fans, including those without particular ties to K-State, have nev- er been more interested in athletics than they are today. By far the heaviest output of infor- mation is in the production of educa- tional materials, including publica- tions, news stories and radio and television broadcasts, for the Exten- sion Service, which has the responsi- bility of taking the knowledge and resources of the University to the people of the entire state. KEN THOMAS Director of Division of University Information What are international ac- tivities at K-State? K-State has been expanding its international complexion and inter- national interests. It has been en- gaged in formal and informal inter- national affiliations, exchanges and contracts, and it has considerably strengthened its capacity for trans- national activities. It has many faculty and students abroad, has stepped up training of Americans for work abroad, has served as host to an increasing num- ber of visiting foreign scholars and is providing education and training for several hundred students and profes- sionals from other lands. It also is promoting exchanges of educati onal materials and profes- sional collaboration of transnational nature. The university has empha- sized curricular developments in area and language courses, and courses concerned with international or for- eign affairs, international relations, intercultural studies and compara- tive studies, as well as research fo- cusing on transnational topics, func- tions and processes. JOSEPH HAJDA Director of International What is the state legisla- ture doing for K-State? K-State prides itself on its excel- lent relationships with the legisla- ture. Through the years the legisla- ture has approved almost entirely the requests made to it by the state Board of Regents in support of K-State and the other state higher institutions as well. In recent years many legislators have taken a personal interest in support of the K-State building pro- gram in veterinary medicine, and in support of the library (including new acquisitions) and new auditorium as well as other major campus improve- ments. The legislature also has been sympathetic to the needs of K-State in terms of additional faculty and in faculty salary increases. The legislature has responded magnificently to the emergency needs of the University following the fires which destroyed the old audito- rium and gymnasium. More than any other group of its kind I know, Kan- sas legislators are sensitive to stu- dent needs, patient with their con- cerns and tolerant of their views. MAX MILBOURN Assistant to the President Kansas legislators are sensitive, patient, tolerant sonnel services: Daniel Beatty. business manager. Office of the Business Manager — Ralph Per. ry. comptroller: Theodore Dodge. business director: Emerson Tadtman, director of per- What does inflation do to college costs and what can be done to control them? Increased costs due to a rising price level cannot be controlled by the college or university. However, the university, like industry, is con- tinually reviewing its methods and procedures and adopting new tech- niques and labor saving equipment to lower its costs. Because approximately 67% of the total operating expenditures for the university is for salaries and wages, the best way to control costs is to adopt techniques and labor-saving methods that will help increase the efficiency and productivity of its staff. We have done and are doing several things to accomplish this end, including continually increasing the use of automatic data processing for budget, accounting, personnel and student records and automating, where possible, the operations of the library. We are also using additional labor- saving equipment and machinery in physical plant operations and large self-service dining halls which have reduced the amount of labor neces- sary for preparing and serving meals. If the past is any prediction of the future, inflation will continue in the decade of the seventies and everyone in the university will have to work diligently to find new ways of con- trolling costs without reducing the quality of the services that are pro- vided to the students. DANIEL BEATTY Business Manager 89 Each gift offered must be reviewed prior to acceptance What are the trends in edu- cational methods? At present there seems to be a trend toward programs of individual- ized instruction and programs of in- dividualized design utilizing techno- logical advances such as computers and dial access tape retrieval systems. Recent developments in communi- cation capability will allow resources on a world wide basis to be brought into the classroom and the labora- tory. The trend to utilize on a daily basis distant resources will become more pervasive as appropriate com- munication equipment and technical developments become wide spread. People, their ideas; computers; li- braries will be readily accessible re- cordless of their location. There is a trend toward more stu- dent participation in the design and presentation of educational material. This will lead to a larger portion of the students ' education occurring on an independent study basis. Stu- dents will also be spending more time in practicum situations where there will be a balance between learning, research and practical ap- plication. This is closely related to a trend where students will be expect- ed to relate their particular discip- line and study to the social and cul- tural surrounding. Effective educational methods of the present will tend to be retained. Those that are ineffective will be re- placed with ideas resulting from so- cial and technological advances. JOHN CHALMERS Vice President for Academic Affairs 90 How much control should a university allow a large financial contributor? A donor contributes to a university because of the mutual interest which he shares with that university. Con- tributions are a response to needs on one hand those of the donor and on the other, those of the university. In proffering a gift the donor should make clear any conditions which must be fulfilled in accepting the gift. These conditions and their implications for the university must be carefully reviewed before the gift is accepted. Where the purposes of the university are served, the gift may be accepted but where they are not, the gift should be diplomatically declined. Once a gift is accepted the univer- sity must act in good faith to cony out the conditions under which it was received. This is a moral as well as a legal obligation; therefore, each gift offered must be reviewed prior to acceptance and its effect on the total university program evaluated. Every university would prefer that each gift be unrestricted. However, donors respond to specific needs, their or those of th e university, and hence, their gifts may be re- stricted in one way or another. Each case must be considered on its own merits. There is no general rule which can be applied in the evalua- tion of the way in which the gift meets the needs of the university and is directed toward the attainment of goals of the university. PAUL YOUNG Vice President for University Development What will the campus look like in ten years? We are extremely fortunate, our campus can continue to expand, grow and mature and we will be able to retain most if not all our heritage, the green spaces, the trees and the naturalness that for most of us has always been K-State! Some old structures which have served the University well, will be gone, in order to provide the best sites for new structures, Nichols gym of course will be gone. The chemical engineering building will have been razed to provide eventual- ly for additional library expansion. The industrial engineering shops will have been razed and we will be considering the erection of a new multi-story building for undergradu- ate work in humanities on this site. New facilities will have been con- structed for plant science north of Weber hall to allow for the expansion of King hall on the site presently occupied by greenhouses. VINCENT COOL Assistant Vice President for Planning 91 Due to the ecology move- ment, what impact will ag- riculture have in the future? Long before Silent Spring, when environment was the boys and girls one chummed with, the Kansas Agri- cultural Experiment Station had a world-wide reputation in pollution control, so it is in excellent position to expand that work. The Ag Experiment Station, more than any other segment of K-State, is the major research organization to protect Kansans from pollution. K-State long has been the world leader in developing plants that re- sist insects, which eliminates using poisonous chemicals to save crops from insects. Probably no other agricultural re- search facility in the United States is so renowned as the Erosion Labora- tory at K-State, where the U.S. De- partment of Agricu ltural Research Service, the Soil Conservation Serv- ice and the University cooperate to protect streams from sedimentation and the air from dust-particle pollution. Kansas cropping systems, devel- oped through the years by the Ag Experiment Station, are such that herbicides are seldom needed for the State ' s economic crops. The Department of Plant Patholo- gy already has evaluated organic fungicides to replace the more harm- ful mercurial compounds. That de- partment and the Fort Hays Branch of the Station have demonstrated for 20 years that only hot water (no chemicals) was needed to control loose smut in two of Kansas ' s all- time great wheats, Kiowa and Bison. Intensive research at Iowa State and K-State, since 1964, has made them the two leading centers of ex- cellence in research on proper han- dling of animal wastes. K-State ' s long history of outstand- ing anti-pollution research means that the University can furnish busi- ness, industry, and government grad- uates well trained to cope with cur- rent pollution and environmental problems. FLOYD SMITH Acting Vice President for Agriculture and Director of Agricultural Experiment Station 92 To what degree should a university be responsible for its students ' actions? The student must build an in- creased tolerance to ambiguity; he must develop concern for others and take responsibility in that concern; he must enlarge his ability to deal with the critical issues as they be- come critical issues; he must in- crease his degree of self-determina- tion over his future; he must increase his capacity for self-criticism and insightfulness; he must be sensitive to others and their value system; he must develop an ability to keep a dialogue going and to develop a per- sonally viable value system; and he must broaden his participation in current affairs. If a student can accomplish these tasks, then the University and its staff become the vehicles through which the student develops himself for the future. It is a welding together of the academic and non-academic in a growth process, enabling the stu- dent to reach new heights in a behav- ioral pattern which enhances himself and his environment. The age-old concept of in loco par- entis (the university serving in the place of the parent) has met with considerable ridicule in the past few years. Students have been vocal usually in stating My life is my own. Do not interfere with my free- doms. I have the right to make mis- takes; and rules and regulations should not restrict my out-of-class freedom. The University has en- deavored to listen with an open mind to these expressions, sometimes to the consternation of concerned and loving parents. In recent years, the thrust in stu- dent affairs has been to move from a controlling environment of rules and regulations to an environment of student self-discipline and self-re- sponsibility. This is initiated at K- State with summer orientation pro- grams for new students and parents, and is followed by fall freshmen sem- inars and leadership training under competent counselors. We continue to facilitate the student ' s growth and development in his years at K-State by programs which utilize the stu- dent ' s potential. The University takes the stance of providing maximum guidance and assistance to the students ' develop- mental process while in the universi- ty community. This developmental process should enable the student to become responsible for his own actions. CHESTER PETERS Vice President for Student Affairs Students must build increased tolerance to ambiguity 93 To what extent should students be involved in planning of campus appearance? No comment. CASE BONEBRAKE Director of Physical Plant What financial support does the Endowment Asso- ciation provide K-State? An organization chartered by the State of Kansas as a nonprofit corpo- ration, the Endowment Association seeks to promote private giving from alumni, friends, corporations and organizations interested in extending the University ' s influence. These contributions, amounting to well over a million dollars annually, are used to help meet critical needs of the University not met from public funds. Typical examples ore scholar- ships, loans to students, loans for physical plant improvements, cer- tain kinds of research, additions to library facilities and similar activities. KENNETH HEYWOOD Director of KSU Endowment and Development Association What is the Alumni Asso- ciation ' s position in regard to student activism? The Board of Directors has deter- mined that it shall be the policy of the association to staunchly defend freedom of expression since it is part of a good education for people to hear all sides and be free to express their opinion on any subject. This academ- ic freedom is the cornerstone of true education. We urge the use of necessary disci- plinary powers to keep discourse and action within the bounds of order, but we will neither condone violence nor accept disruption of university activities. Vandalism, assultive vi- cious speech, incitement to violent action and bullying, whether simu- lated or actual should not be tolerated. DEAN HESS Executive Secretary of Alumni Association 94 What segment of the Kan- sas population is extension reaching? Extension clientele, as defined in the original provisions of the Smith- Lever Act which created the nation- wide system, was primarily rural and ag-related. But times, situations, programs and clientele are changing. As Extension has become more ef- ficient and proficient in performing its tasks in agriculture, home eco- nomics and 4-H youth programs over the past half century, the rural segment of the population has declined. However, an increasing number of urban and suburban citizens recog- nize the value of information that Extension has to offer. Also other people-serving groups and agencies are asking Extension to provide edu- cational programs focused on their specific needs. ROBERT BOHANNON Director of Cooperative Extension Service How far reaching are inter- national agricultural pro- grams in foreign countries? K-State has agricultural programs in Asia, Africa and Latin America which are financed wholly by funds from outside the University. The largest of these is one in Niger- ia where 24 K-State faculty mem- bers are assisting in development of colleges of Agriculture and Veteri- nary Medicine. In India we have 12 faculty members located at a new Agricultural University. Many stu- dents and short-time trainees are sent to K-State each year from all areas of the world for training. R. V. OLSON Director of International Agricultural Programs What role does the engi- neering experimental sta- tion play at K-State? The Engineering Experiment Sta- tion at K-State is an administrative branch of the office of the Dean of Engineering. Experiment Station personnel are not involved in re- search, but rather provide clerical, accounting and duplicating services to the faculty and students, both graduate and undergraduate, who carry out the various projects. While a number of institutions have established separate research institutes outside the university structures to take advantage of in- creased flexibility provided by relief from state fiscal and financial re- strictions, the College of Engineering has maintained a close coordination of the administration of research and academic matters. DWIGHT NESMITH Director of Engineering Experiment Station We will neither condone violence nor accept disruption of university activitiy 95 K-State now leads the Big Eight in the per cent of the How does educational re- search function within the university? Last Fall, K-State established a new all-University unit, the Office of Educational Resources, to help K-State provide educational experi- ences with maximum efficiency and effectiveness. There are three inter- related units in the office — Educa- tional Innovations, Educational Improvement and Educational Research. Educational Research provides consultative and professional assist- ance to the other units and conducts applied educational research rele- vant to other university problems. It is ultimately responsible for the eval- uation of each new program which is coordinated by the Innovations office. DONALD HOYT Director of Office of Educational Resources and Educational Research What segment of the stu- dent body can use summer s chool effectively? Summer offerings are diverse enough that any student who wants to spend one to eight weeks in school can probably find a selection of courses to fit his particular need. He can regard the summer semester as a regular part of his work in a degree program. He may speed progress toward a degree by taking up to nine undergraduate credit hours or six graduate hours, or he may elect to ease his work load by spreading the customary 30-plus annual credit hours over three semesters rather than two. These are traditional ap- proaches to the summer semester. An alternative is to use the sum- mer semester as a time of exploration — to become involved in a summer program which involves other-than- usual approaches to learning. For example, there are one-week in- depth workshops, study tours such as the home economics tour to Eu- rope, practicums such as Art in Situ- ation. There are University for Mon programs which, although not direct- ly associated with the summer se- mester, may con-elate with universi- ty summer programs. HAROLD ALFORD Director of Summer School and the Division of Continuing Education Since the addition, how does K-State ' s library rank in the Big Eight? I hear this question quite often. Each time I hear it I am startled by the implication that a library is a building. It is a little like saying that since we have a new stadium we now lead the Big Eight in sports. Now that we are settled in the building addition, we realize, howev- er, that the building part of a library is very important. We see service improving at every point. Although I have few facts to sub- stantiate this statement, I will go out on a limb to say that K-State now leads the Big Eight in the percentage of the student body that can be seat- ed in the central library building. This is a tenuous lead, however, since Nebraska has a six million dol- lar building addition on the drawing boards. In all other ways we are still near the bottom. Our library has the smallest collection, the smallest staff and the smallest total budget. Per- haps this is not surprising since we also have the smallest student body. I shall quickly add that this is no rea- son for hanging our heads. We have made remarkable progress in the past five years. We know where we are going. We will get there as fast as our financial resources permit. RICHARD FARLEY Director of Libraries 96 student body that can be seated in the central library What are the functions of the Computing Center. The Computing Center serves the university community as a resource of computer expertise. We serve pri- marily the instructional and research computing activities. Presently, the faculty and stu- dents at Kansas State University are using the computer to aid in the solu- tion of problems which arise in such diverse fields as athletics to music and physics to sociology. The com- puter can be used to a significant advantage in innumerable fields. In the future computer technology will impinge strongly on our society — its use seems to be limited only by the imagination of the users. TOM GALLAGHER Director of Computing Center Office of Admissions and Records — Jerald Dallam. assistant director of records: Donald Foster. director of records: Ellsworth Gerritz. What will the post-high school educational oppor- tunities be for youth in the 1980 ' s? It is anticipated that there will be far-reaching changes in higher educa- tion as it is now constituted. In all probability more attention will be given to the solution of problems than to the gathering of volumes of knowledge in a particular discipline. And education will have to cut across disciplines, as simple solutions of problems within a discipline can cre- ate even greater problems, as is the case o f indiscriminate use of DDT. We must seek to educate, at all levels, individuals who can help to solve the major and minor problems dean of admissions and records: James Lew- is. director Of admissions. Richard Elkins. assistant director of admissions. of the day and for the future. This means that post-high school educa- tional opportunities of a technical, trade and service nature must be enhanced and supported for a grow- ing proportion of high school gradu- ates. The task will be to strive for the best educational opportunity for each young man and young woman within a much more diversified spec- trum of schools, institutes, colleges and universities. Better assessment of human potential, improved guid- ance and counseling, greater diversi- fication of educational opportunity and improved instruction will all contribute to an expanded and better choice for individuals rather than restricting that choice. ELLSWORTH GERRITZ Dean of Admissions and Records 97 How will the federal cut back on individual aids to education affect K-State students? The federal restriction of funds, as well as general restriction of federal spending, is reflected in the job mar- ket for students as well as their par- ents, and in many instances the lack of summer jobs and lay-offs of stu- dents ' parents has also increased the demand for already short financial assistance. This means that many students will have to eliminate some of the personal expenses they have been allowing themselves in the past and use their money more wisely to see that it covers the educational essen- tials of fees, books and room and board. I would estimate that 40% to 50% of students at K-State are directly affected by federal cutbacks and another 10% to 20% are affected indi- rectly. This would have a tremen- dous impact on the total student population and one that is a source of great concern to this office. GERALD BERGEN Director of Aids, Awards and Veterans Service To what degree should a university be responsible for feeding and housing its students? We are still considering the ques- tion at K-State. We have tried through the years to provide a high quality program of residence hall liv- ing and food service to permit the maximum university growth by building to accommodate the volume which was not provided by fraterni- ty, sorority and apartment growth in the community. THORNTON EDWARDS Director of Housing and Food Service How successful are stu- dents in acquiring jobs through the placement center? A one-word answer to this ques- tion, would be Very! However, that is not a very complete response. Since candidates do not always in- form us when they have accepted employment, it is hard to give a pre- cise answer. However, we can safely say that one hundred per cent of the students who use the Center receive some help in acquiring their posi- tions — even if the actual hire is made by someone not contacted through the Center. Guidance obtained through our registration process, the self-aware- ness gained in making out a resume, the poise and knowledge developed through interviews at the Center and through plant-site visits is invaluable. In recent years, approximately six- ty per cent of all degree candidates have voluntarily registered at the Career Planning and Placement Cen- ter. The vast majority of those who worked diligently through the Center did obtain employment in this way — at salaries that were very likely superior, on the whole, to those whose job searches were independ- ently made. BRUCE LAUGHLIN Director of Career Planning and Placement Center 98 Students will have to eliminate some personal expenses How much control should students have in the Union ' s operation and policies? College unions have, from their earliest beginnings at Oxford and Cambridge, placed heavy emphasis on self-directed activity by their users. A basic objective of the K-State Union is to give students the opportunity to become meaningfully involved. This means involvement not only in program planning and presentation, but also in union policy development. This is achieved primarily through the Union Governing Board, which is composed of representatives of com- ponent grou ps of our university community — students, faculty, and alumni. Because students are the primary component, the majority of the board voting membership (9 out of 13) is student, one of whom is chairman. The Board is directly re- sponsible for the broad policies under which the union functions, and with- in which the union staff implements daily operating procedures. The un- ion operates within the framework of general university policies, with ulti- mate responsibility rating with the President of the University and the Regents. RICHARD BLACKBURN Director of K-State Union What health services should a university provide to its students? A student health center, such as ours, should be a resource area for students seeking advice on any mat- ter regarding their well being. By being a resource area for the student, Lafene Student Health Center can supply doctor care for all students, beds in the case of short term illnesses or injuries, referral resources for more complicated cases that require medical specialties, en- vironmental surveillance over all campus activities with an emphasis on health and safety and research in areas which would be beneficial to both students and staff. Lafene Student Health Center has more than adequate physical facili- ties. It is an accredited hospital and because of this accredition our serv- ices are under constant surveillance from national standard organiza- tions. Most student health centers in the nation don ' t reach this level of sophistication. Students use the health center because they can reach a certain lev- el of rapport with the doctors who are treating them. This rapport would have to exist even if we did not have our better than average physical fa- cilities. By reaching this level of rap- port with students we feel that we are fulfilling our obligations to the student body of K-State. ROBERT SINCLAIR Director of Student Health Center An attempt at replication of criminal court procedures What is the future of the Greek system at K-State? For more than half a century soror- ities and fraternities have played an important role on the K-State cam- pus. Today, with enrollment increas- ing steadily, the smaller living unit provided by the chapter becomes even more important to students desiring the close fellowship provided by these groups. Greek attitudes and programs are changing, and the groups are striving to increase their effectiveness by helping individual members realize the potential within themselves. By adapting their programs to meet in- dividual needs and realizing that unity can be gained through diversity tempered with responsibility and understanding, the future of K-State fraternities and sororities in the sev- enties can be an exciting one. MARGARET L. NORDIN Associate Director of Center for Student Development Why was the Center for Student Dev elopment created? The Center for Student Develop- ment was created last year from the combined staff of the Dean of Stu- dents Office and the Counseling Cen- ter. Historically, a Dean of Students ' role had often been viewed as that of campus disciplinarian and a counsel- ing center was often viewed as the place to go only if you had serious emotional problems. The new combi- nation and the name change symbol- ize the fact that our staff works in a wide range of areas of human growth and development such as: leadership skills, study skills, development of personal, vocational and ethnic awareness, interpersonal communi- cations, program development, re- search and publication about stu- dent development, as well as support through personal crises. The new Center is made up of four specialities: Evaluation and Re- search which will continue longitudi- nal studies of college students and publish Higher Education Briefs; Individual Development and Train- ing which will specialize in counsel- ing services and individual skill de- velopment; Minority and Cultural Programs to serve especially minori- ty students and their needs; and Program Development and Imple- mentation, providing new student orientation services. Higher education is in transition. The Center for Student Development is an attempt to take a fresh look at how the student personnel worker can most effectively become involved in both the individual development of a student and in creating an envi- ronment conducive to educational growth. GENE KASPER Director of Center for Student Development 100 on campus will squeeze out students How does college life alter students ' values? Students are somewhat more liber- al when they graduate than when they enter college and they are some- what more liberal than their parents. This is because they feel more con- fident of their ability to deal with their world than they felt as fresh- men; it is also because they are more aware of the complexity of life, so they are less content with black and white absolutes. Because they are translating the spirit of an earlier age into a new era, their positions tend to move beyond the status quo of their parents. CARROLL KENNEDY Head of Evaluation and Research Section What is the future of the campus judiciary system? I feel that campus judicial bodies are at a critical junc ture. They seem to feel they have two alternatives to develop a highly legalistic system within the University or to be guilty of denying students due process. I see this as a false dilemma with the greater danger lying in the first alternative because the latter can and should — be prevented by law. Carried to its logical conclusion, an attempt at replication of criminal court procedures on campus will squeeze out students. Student repre- sentatives will not be expected to face professional lawyers; student judges will not preside over profes- sional courts; students at best might find themselves impaneled as jury providing they are over 21, are citi- zens, own taxable property and are legal residents of the county. Universities now are in real danger of losing a degree of the autonomy I feel they need in order to fulfill their purpose. It would be a supreme irony if the campus judiciary opened the door to outside involvement which could penetrate to the very heart of the University. CAROLINE PRIME Assistant Dean of Students What have student de- velopment programs accomplished? Involving students in the planning and execution of student programs enhances the possibility of meeting the real rather than the assumed needs of students. As students make their first con- tributions they are involved in life in process. Because they are given responsibility in college, they are better prepared to assume the res- ponsibilities of a job. The feeling that life is beyond the ivy walls and the Pm not ready graduation panic are lessened. BRUCE GILDSETH Head of Program Development and Implementation 101 What efforts are be- ing made to involve for- eign students in campus activities? Let me reverse the question and ask, What are you doing to become more internationally ' aware? ' Do you really care? Are you making an ef- fort to know and understand all the world about you? What programs are provid- ed for minority groups? The primary objectives of the Spe- cial Services Program are to provide low-income minority group students additional financial and academic assistance and to provide a social outlet which would reinforce their cultural heritage while attending K-State. The services being provided in this project are: individual guidance and counseling; academic advising; indi- vidualized instruction and other tu- torial services; leadership training programs; specialized financial as- How extensive is black student recruitment? As a result of recruiting efforts during the 1969-70 school year, 70 new minority students enrolled at K-State for the fall term of 1970. Prospective students recruited in- clude Afro-American, Mexican- American, and American-Indian students. Recruiting efforts have been confined to the Kansas high school communities. Recruitment methods primarily consist of: (I) visitation trips to high schools by university recruiting teams, (2) campus visitations by prospective students, (3) personal contact by upperclass university students and (4) mailing candidates literature relevant to university life. The special recruitment program for minority students added another dimension to the University ' s regular recruitment program by placing greater emphasis upon the financial needs of those students with college potential. VERYL SWITZER Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs and Director of Human Relations Let me quote from a Guideline published by the National Associa- tion for Foreign Student Affairs; The development of American-for- eign.otudent relationships is a pro- cess, not a program. A relationship involves individuals in personal in- teraction. The development of Amer- ican-foreign student relationships is, however, a cyclical process that needs Programming ' to generate the process. We are all sharing in the ' process. sistance; coordinating supportive services of other university agencies and departments; career planning and placement, part-time and sum- mer employment; modification of probationary policy to help insure longer retention; and supervision of Cultural Center operations. JERELYN BOOKER Director of Special Services Program ALLAN BRETTELL Foreign Student Advisor 102 How can your facilities be used effectively by students? We can help you in your search for answers to many kinds of questions: Am I a moral pacifist or a coward? Why isn ' t Listvine getting any more calls for dates? Do 1 really have what it takes to be an effective ( fill in the blank: committee chairman, grade getter, husband, lover, Fresh- man Seminar leader, educator of my parents, carpenter, etc.)? What does my head and my gut tell me about where I am in relation to abortion, drugs, the pill? Who am I, where am I headed and do I really want to go there? How weird is it for me to feel this full of joy and excitement? Can I trust this sense of accomplishment? How can 1 share it? Are my questions stupid? What services are there? You might choose to talk with a counselor individually or join a counseling group, study skills group, or voca- tional awareness group; you might do some reading, fill out an interest in- ventory, or a variety of other ideas you and your counselor may have. A walk-in counselor, whom you can see without an appointment, is free 6 hours a day, weekdays. JOHN STEFFEN Head of Individual Development and Training How does college life alter students ' religious beliefs? Perhaps one of the first noteworthy assessments of how and why stu- dents change in college is to assess the kind of religious baggage they bring to campus in their freshmen year. Six years ago when incoming students were asked to fill out a reli- gious preference card at the begin- ning of school, the vast majority not only complied with the giving of reli- gious information about themselves, but would give a denominational identity to themselves as well. The religious no-preference list was very small six years ago. Since 1965 the no-preference list has grown ever larger. Summary — the student of today is less concerned about religion in the traditional sense and willing quite honestly and openly to declare this new attitude to any and all who ask. But what of religious significance can we say about the student of the 70 ' s. Everyone has said it, I find no reason to disagree. This student gen- eration is very religious, very open to the religious search but the form and pattern of that search is what is new. What it means for the established religions Prot. — Cath. etc., is any- body ' s guess. Many parents and oth- ers have suggested that the reli- gious rebellion is a natural stage of human development for the person of college age and they ' ll come back ! Maybe so . . . it will take a while to research the process of this student generation and what institutions they will choose to renew by their presence. Presently they are notice- absent from the traditional reli- gious patterns. I am inclined to sug- gest that they will not return to the religion and religious habits of their parents but rather will choose to es- tablish a new way by which the ques- tioning and searching after ultimate questions will be carried out. The religious establishments in 1970 wait and wonder. The student waits and wonders, too! In the mean- time — campus life and religion meet head on in almost every conceivable form and faith. For many if not for all — it is the faith to doubt that the campus world really supports. And the list of those choosing to doubt grows larger and larger. REV. BRUCE WOODS Director of Student Religious Activities Why isn ' t Listerine getting any more calls for dates? 103 Why are we sitting in classes, listening to dull lectures? This is a University, not a school that puts primary emphasis on undergraduate liberal education . . . it has much special- ization which doesn ' t leave much room for independent study. This must be learned. Mix boxes. clay and paint, add art happening. Group partici - 18 students involved in intra- pants can experience what happens grative studies and create an in spontaneous class situations. 104 Will the independent studies program bring the answer? You are sitting in a dull lecture class imagining yourself in a more interesting, thought provoking class situation. You are asking yourself why should I be sitting in this dull class when I could be learning some- thing really practical? This is the line of thought that runs through many students ' minds as they go, day after day, to their regularly scheduled classes. In some cases, however, students students want food, shelter and a pleasant university environment, but they don ' t want to work for this situation and faculty have tried to alleviate these thoughts by starting independ- ent study programs and intregrated studies curricula. In some instances, this move from the usual has worked, in some it hasn ' t. The question then presents itself ... Is i ndependent study the answer? Many people think so ... IF such a project is handled correctly; while others have tried them and found that many students, while asking for the privilege to deviate from the structure, aren ' t capable of handling the situation. Kenneth Hagen, professor of histo- ry and one who worked with an inde- pendent semester group in the spring of 1970, feels that students want food, shelter and a pleasant universi- ty environment, but that they don ' t want to work for this situation. Hagen got into the act when some students who felt stifled in lecture classes asked him to be one of the faculty members for an independent semester. They tried it and while several students in the group really did something, others found that the program never got off the ground. The students that did get some- thing out of it numbered six of 25. Those six students took a trip to Cal- ifornia and gained a lot of experience, but the other 19 found it was hard to establish a goal. Dave Chamberlin, professor of po- litical science, started in independ- ent study with University for Man. After experimenting with UFM, Chamberlin came to believe that it was not the total answer. It still wasn ' t hitting the unstimulating classes on campus. It was like, so here ' s UFM . take it in your spare time. As a result, Chamberlin estab- lished the experimental semester of 1969. It was set up for a small group. Chamberlin, who has experienced both success and failure with such programs, now uses a more struc- tured format with a single thrust for 15 hours credit. He feels that the University should provide a format for such situations rather than just rigid classroom structures. Hagen agrees that the administra- tion should support such programs, but he doesn ' t feel they are. He cited the instance of the spring ' 70 pro- gram. The University wouldn ' t can- cel dorm contracts so students in- volved could live as a group. Hagen received no money for the class, no travel expenses for field trips and no expenses for the faculty involved. Potential exists in intragrated studies, Hagen feels, but he suggests that students should be screened by their faculty and peers, or by writing an essay. There is the aspect to consider that some students take advantage of the independent study situation for three hours of easy A. This is a reason Hagen feels some sort of screening is necessary. Chamberlin ' s idea of independent study could best be pictured by say- ing if students don ' t respond to the current situation, change the nature of the situation. A new shape (a new class structure) promotes discussion, and breaks down the authoritarian situation. When asked if he thought there was real potential in all areas of the campus for independent study pro- grams, Chamberlin answered that This is a University, not a school that puts primary emphasis on un- dergraduate liberal education ... it has much specialization which doesn ' t leave much room for inde- pendent study. The basics must be learned. As Linda Shiek, a student who took logic as an independent study class said, It didn ' t work. Logic was too exacting, we had to really under- stand it. We ended up back in a class situation. Richard Marzolf, professor of biol- ogy, stated that he was opposed to so here ' s UFM ... take it in your spare time blind progress. That in order for such a program to be a success you have to know where you ' re going. Marzolf feels that the independent study programs are important to get people working together toward a goal. But he feels that it is often hard to get people to work together be- cause of jealously, tradition and administrators. Independent study is something that obviously has to be worked at. Many students think that the words Independent study are golden words. What they have to realize is that PEOPLE have to make these golden words work .. there ' s no magic in independent study. 105 Ag judging teams compete at meets; evaluate and compare ag products Teams work for a winning goal and to develop spirit. In this respect, all teams are somewhat alike including agricultural judging teams. K-State ' s five judging teams, live- stock, meats, soils, dairy products and dairy cattle also work for these goals. A feeling of team spirit is defi- nitely there, said a member Of the meats judging team. It ' s a team ef- fort, we ' re all working for the same goal of winning. Judging teams ' practices were called workouts. A team of four to 10 men worked-out regularly to compete in one or two regional or national contests. During a dairy products team workout, members tasted butter, milk, cheddar cheese, ice cream and cottage cheese samples that deliber- ately contained faults or came straight from a grocer. Team mem- bers were expected to recognize and categorize the defects. Other teams were shown, for ex- ample, five animals and were given 15 minutes to evaluate them giving a short oral justification for their judging. If possible, workouts were on cam- pus, but occasionally were held at a feed company, packing plant, live- stock show or at a state or area fair. Practical experience also came from working on The Agricul- turalist , a student published maga- zine about agricultural events at K-State. Last year was the first time that the magazine was not financed by advertising. The Agriculturalist is published on campus three or four times a semester and is distributed over the campus and the state. Agriculture students get together at a party during the Agriculture Fall Festival. Ag Student Coun- cil organized the evening party. Eating ice cream is lots of fun. but judging it for flavor, body. texture, color and appearance is work for the dairy products team. 106 Agriculturist Staff — STANDING: Carl H. Kos- ter. Lewis T. Gum. Charles W. Stephens. Dan- iel J. Oplotnik. Ronald F. Gait Thayne Cox- art. David L. Scott. Roger L. Zerener. SIT- TING: Marvin D. Wells. Elmer L. Musil. By observing and handling soil. members of the soils judging team see its relationship to environ- ment and describe its composition. Livestock team members rate four animals of each class of cattle. 107 College of Agriculture focuses on teaching, research and extension Four major areas served as the fo- cal points for the College of Agricul- ture, Carroll Hess, dean, stated. These areas consisted of teaching, research, extension and international agriculture. In teaching, K-State was the only college in the state that offered de- grees in Agriculture. Within the Col- lege, faculty members initiated new techniques to improve teaching effectiveness. Equipment procured by the Col- lege enabled instructors to tape themselves giving a lecture before the actual class meeting. This al- lowed the teachers to change and adapt their lectures to become more effective in the classroom. In the research field, Hess ex- plained that all research done at K-State aids the rest of the state. Research in Colleges other than the College of Agriculture is partially supported by the Kansas Agricultur- al Experimental Station. For exam- ple, the Division of Biology and the College of Veterinary Medicine each received a large amount of support for agriculturally related research. Research was also conducted by outlying branch experiment stations and experimental fields around the state. Besides research, state exten- sion specialists and county agents, helped disseminate information to extension classes. Presidents of each of the depart- mental clubs within the College, plus two elected members from these same clubs comprised the Agricul- ture Council. This council, through its student representatives, aided in planning college course and curriculum mat- ters and organized special all-college activities, such as Agriculture Sci- ence Day. Robert Hines, coach of the live- stock judging team and assistant professor in animal science. re- searches feed nutrition in swine. AgricuRum Council — TOP ROW: Carol A. Odgers. Steven D. Fisher. Elmer L. Musil. Glenn C. Oleen, Arden E. Peterson. SECOND ROY!: Timothy D. Meyer. David L. Roney, James F. Feldkamp. Steve E. Abrams. Tom- my L. Smith. Harold E. Good. Stanley K. Nichols. Adrian J. Polansky. Robert C. Mun- son. Douglas A. Clegg. THIRD ROW: Lloyd J. Slawson, Barry A. Solomon. Sue A. Teal. Mar- lin W. Mason. Albert E. Emmerson, William A. Gustafson. FOURTH ROW: Allen R. Deets. Jimmy L. Henderson. Peter A. Bedford. Den- nis R. Brown. Robert Hurrelbrink. Robert W. Hurrelbrink. David L. Brothers. BOTTOM ROW: Frank Carpenter. Clenton Owensby. 108 . L • 1. it 9 , ..1 , • Members of the senior livestock judging team go through a typi- Learning the modern techniques of artificial breeding, students cal workout in preparation for competition in the American can help increase the production of all classes of farm livestock. Royal at Kansas City and the ternational meets in Chicago. Clinton Owensby, an agronomy in- structor, inspects various ways of blue stem haying to determine the proper time for harvesting. 109 Students in plant science oratory study the effects of day College of Agriculture Administrative Heads — STANDING: Gilbert Dodge. administrative assistant: Keith Huston. assistant director of agriculture experiment station; John Schaf- er. plant pathology: William Hoover, grain science and industry: David Mugler. assistant to the dean: Lowell Brandner. agricultural editor: Frank Carpenter. assistant dean. SIT- 110 length on flowering plants and also complete a nutrition study. TING: Donald Good, animal science and in- dustry. Raymond Olson. agronomy: Ronald Campbell. horticulture and forestry: Herbert Knutson. entomology: Paul Kelley. agricul- tural economics: Howard Mitchell. biochem- istry: Charles Norton. dairy and poultry science. Milling and science management students inspect wheat samples about to be ground up in a rol- ler grinder for the first time. Computer system tools complicate effective agribusiness management Culminating a three week exper- iment. poultry science students see the coloring effects of dye injection into chicken embryos. Turtgrass management students identify various grasses from Rocky Ford Research Center by the different blades and colors. What changes have oc- curred in agricultural tech- nology and management needs? The responsibilities of manage- ment in businesses serving produc- tion agriculture are increasing in both scope and complexity. These added responsibilities stem in part from the growth and development within the agricultural industries. The changing structure of the agri- cultural industry has had a major impact on how food and fiber are produced, marketed, processed and consumed. The operations of individ- ual organizations are larger and more diverse than a few years ago, and managerial responsibilities have in- creased accordingly. The job of man- agement is made still more complex by: 1) the changing requirements of agriculture, 2) new technology in marketing and processing and 3) computer age management tools. These changes in agribusiness opera- tions have thus had an impact on the agricultural sector of the economic system. For example, requirements for marketing and farm supply services by crop and livestock producers in Kansas and in the nation are more exacting each year. Farming is be- coming a precision industry with lit- tle room for mistakes or guesswork. The requirements of agribusiness to support this kind of agriculture are more precise as well as more complex. Expanding technology in market- ing and processing industries adds further to the complexity of agribusi- ness. The innovations enable agri- businesses to do a better job, but in- crease the demands upon management. Life in agribusiness is complicated further by the rising stream of com- puterized management tools and techniques. Today ' s manager needs to know how to use linear program- ming, automated management con- trols and other tools in the kit now called the systems approach to management. All of these things combine to make effective agribusi- ness management far more complex than was true a few years ago. CARROLL HESS Dean of the College of Agriculture ul I I lire ' IC1117 TIEN College of Architecture and Design AdmInhe trete. Heads — STANDING: Vernon Deines. regional and community planning. SITTING: Gene Ernst. associate dean: Eugene Thorson. construction science: Jack Durgan. interior architectural design; Frederick Miles. archi- tecture; Alden Krider. director of basic stud- ies: Robert Ealy. associate dean and land. sc.spe architecture. Wood, metal and plastic are used to form design analysis students ' concepts of an ideal drawing desk. The assignment is a team project. faltC,ApE I ' IL ' It, Growth in the department of Land- construction Class to meet in the the department has doubled within scape Architecture forces a land halls occasionally. Enrollment in the last decade but space has not. 112 Acute awareness of society ' s needs replaces the era of scientific interest How will the knowledge explosion affect the Col- lege of Architecture and Design ' s curriculum in the future? The role of the professions is changing. The era of scientific study following World War II was given added impetus by the Space Pro- gram and has been replaced by an awareness of the acute needs of socie- ty to provide a better physical envi- ronment for us here on earth. Our future cities and the redevel- opment of existing urban areas will be designed and built by an aggre- gate of professional associates work- ing together and not as in the past each professional doing his individu- al thing. Buildings and building groups to satisfy our demands for more built-in livability are becoming very compli- cated. Clients are demanding more comfort and sophisticated equip- ment in their structures and profes- sional offices are becoming larger and more complex to satisfy these demands. The business of building ow- environment for the future demands a knowledge of the computer, sys- tems design integrating heating, cooling, lighting and sound control with aesthetic and structural consid- erations. Traffic problems, better recreation facilities and most impor- tant of all, a better understanding of people ' s needs, their living habits and physical requirements are addi- tional areas of concern. The College of Architecture at K-State, foreseeing these needs, de- veloped curricula in Landscape Ar- chitecture, Architecture, Building Construction, Interior Architectural Design and Community and Region- al Planning. All of these closely relat- ed professional areas are directly re- ed professional areas are directly re- sponsible for the improvement of our environment. Other universities recognize the interdependence of these professions and are beginning to combine these academic programs in a single college. To date, however, only 12 schools in the U.S. have succeeded in com- bining accredited programs in Archi- tecture, Landscape Architecture and Planning in a single college. The Col- lege of Architecture and Design not only includes these three important disciplines but has recognized the professional demand for graduates trained in the specializations of Inte- rior Architectural Design and Build- ing Construction. We are indeed in an enviable situa- tion here at K-State. EMIL FISCHER Dean of the College of Architecture and Design After receiving information and details from a field trip, stud- ents in Landscape Architecture return to draw up proper plans. 113 In architectural design classes a building and then obtain the students first draw up plans for materials to construct a model. Using the heliodon to demonstrate the lighting effect on a model of a structure, aids in its design. Architecture and Design Council — TOP ROW: Philip D. Hatfield. James J. Schroeder. Steve D. Carr. Fred J. Roman. SECOND ROW: Dean W. Bradley. Jeffrey L. Burner. Kenneth R. McDonald. James S. Fields. Victor A. mer. David R. Fritchen. O. John Sell ridge. Duane L McKinney. BOTTOM ROW. Stephen J. Mudroy. Burce F. Meyer. 114 Architects use classroom know-how by planning buildings in community Architecture is not just buildings, but buildings and their relationships with people. Buildings are for people, and should be planned according to people ' s needs. This planning comes through research on how people react to different shapes, textures, temper- atures, sounds and lighting. Aiding in researching the light problem is the heliodon. Enabling students to picture their model buildings during any time of day, any season of the year, the heliodon shows not only the effects of sun- light, but also skylight. Having the only heliodon in the United States that combines sunlight and skylight, gives K-State Architecture College a special distinction. Observing activities around Sea- ton hall made architecture students aware of the needs a building must fill. To answer these needs students relied on a culmination of material learned. Putting their knowledge into prac- tice, in the form of real projects, gave students an idea of what architecture is like outside a classroom. Stagg Hill Golf Course outside Manhattan acquired plans for a new clubhouse as an end result of such a project. Architecture students also planned and worked on the new addi- tion to the Union. The Douglas Cen- ter was part of a study done of the south side of Manhattan by architec- ture students. Included in the study were plans for a cultural center, meeting area and health facilities. Walter Butke encourages students to become flexible in their habits. Sand mosaics illustrate to the student the effects shape. form and textures have on a design. Later. several sand mosaics can be put together to form a total design. using each unique block. 115 How will the knowledge explosion affect the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences ' curriculum in the future? The knowledge explosion is a reality which faces not only highly technical areas of study but all levels of education and all segments of the University. All programs in the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences have felt and will in the future continue to feel the impact of this reality. It starts with the incoming fresh- man, who is better prepared than freshman students have ever been before. The content of many courses traditionally taught at freshman and sophomore levels in college is now taught as a matter of common prac- Arts and Sciences programs feel impact of explosion tke in the high school curriculum. At the other end of the scale, increasing numbers of students find that the traditional four-year program is in- adequate as preparation for the pro- fessional careers which they desire to pursue. As the fund of knowledge in indi- vidual disciplines increases, it be- comes necessary to select more care- fully the content of courses and take advantage of new methodology and experimental procedures in teaching. Automated techniques which utilize advanced technology — itself a prod- uct of the knowledge explosion will be increasingly important in Arts and Sciences instruction during the years to come. The use of tech- nological advances to enhance the instructional competence of teachers should enable us to continue to im- prove the quality of education, for our educational goals require more of us than simple excellence in the preparation of specialists. There is as much as ever — per- haps more than ever — a role for lib- eral education in the development of individual values and we intend that advances in knowledge and improve- ments in technology shall contribute to these values. A subtle impact of the knowledge explosion may be an unfortunate tendency to forget some of the virtues of tradition. In the years to come at K-State, the Arts and Sciences College will be dedicated to both an imaginative response to the knowledge explo- sion and an intelligent preservation of tradition. WILLIAM STAMEY Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Archeology students dig careful- ly as they expose the site of an ancient Indian campground, aban- doned more than 1000 years ago. 116 tistics and computer science, Eugene Fried- mann. sociology and anthropology. car ' armor. art: Jerry Phares, psychology; Pierre Becher. political science; Fred Higgin- son. English; Adrian Daane. chemistry: Fritz Moore. modern languages; Holly Fryer. sta- College of Arts and Sciences Administrative Heads — Thomas Evans. physical education; Orval Ebberts, assistant dean: Daryl Learning, j ournalism and mass communications; Os- College of Arts and Sciences Administrative Heads — TOP ROW: Marjorie Cleland. assist- ant dean: Paul Kelley. economics. Robert Steinbauer. music: John Maxfield, mathe- matics: Ernie Barrett. athletics. BOTTOM ROW: Homy Tobias. history; John Murry. as- sistant to the dean: Robert Leachman. phys- ics: Paige Mulhollan. associate dean; Ste- phen Stover. geography: Page Twiss. geolo- gy: Charles Anderson. aerospace studies. 117 Arts and Sciences Council — Kathryn L. ing. Barbara S. BOStey. Randall O. Grill. Ste• lyn L. Ebright. Larry E. Hartmen. McLeod. Mildred S. Oliver. Lawrence T . Buen• phen R. Anderson. Gary D. McCalbster. Eve- Roy Langford relaxes from the ef- fort of explaining the relation- ship between art and psychology by creating his own art at home. Pottery wheels spin in ceramics classes to produce functional and creative art pieces. First year students design their own motifs with glazes previously prepared by second year ceramics students. 118 Studying the chemical properties of metals presents a challenge to William Stamey, Arts and Sci- ences dean, stated that the College is constantly changing and updating its programs. He cited one major exam- ple in the Art Department; In past years, art was located in both the Home Economics and Architecture colleges. But, a few years ago, they com- bined into one department and are now planning for a degree in Fine Arts. Bachelor of Fine Arts degree is being created in order to give the student a more oriented degree in art. This degree is being designed for those who want to become artists and art teachers. This degree differs from the ordi- freshmen enrolled in the general chemistry class. They add solu- nary Bachelor of Arts degree in that it places a greater emphasis on art rather than the liberal arts as a whole. ' There would be more actual work in the Art Department. When the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree is approved by the Board of Regents, it will be the accepted de- gree before the Master of Arts degree. The Master of Arts would be the terminal degree in art. Members of the Arts and Science Council, elected each spring during the all-University elections, worked on curriculum committees and helped to formulate numerous pro- posals which related to the existing governing policies within the College of Arts and Sciences. Lions such as cupric nitrate to various metals to test reactions. Thomas Monzell, assistant in- structor in history, emphasizes the influences which have helped to formulate the American character. Arts and Sciences College changing: art pushes toward Fine Arts degree 119 Honors community dispels egghead student stereotype Answering the call to wide open spaces. these deer, plus the en- tire Fairchild museum, mo ved to other museums around the state. Honors Community, what ' s that? A place, a house or something espe- cially for the honor students? Well not quite, instead it ' s an or- ganization comprised of students from the honors programs in the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences, Engineer- ing, Business Administration, Agri- culture and Home Economics. This community, still in it ' s begin- ning stages, was organized for the students who were interested in doing something about the honors program. In it ' s second year of existence, the community worked on a student evaluation of the honors classes. Also, students in the community asked that a section of the library be reserved especially for the honors community. It would be a gathering place for the honors students, stated Max McClanahan, vice president of the group. Most students associate the word honors with the stereotype of a per- son who makes straight A ' s and al- ways has his head in a book. Mem- bers of the honors community tried to eliminate this negative attitude. They tried to achieve this by offer- ing and planning social events, dis- cussions and seminars as well as academic functions. In October, several members from the community attended an Honors Council seminar in Colorado to ex- change ideas with representatives from other honors councils in colleges across the nation. 120 Inter-Colleglate Honors Council — John A. Brewer. Gaynel S. Gassert. Max L. Mc- Clanahan, Rexanne Miller, Pamela J. wrote. Dixie K. Von. Thomas M. Mayse. Joseph C. Hake. Lynn M. Wilson, Deborah K. Kimbrel. 121 Honors art students, non-art ma- jors. delve into all artistic as- pects — appreciation, observation. techniques and direct experience. Injecting fungi into a rabbit ' s ces student hopes the animal will bloodstream. a biological scien- develope antibodies against them. Audio-aids assist students ing various language dialogues. Adrian Deane, head of the Chem- istry department, stresses the progress in research with the re- cent construction of King hall. Herschel Gler, professor in bi- ology. stresses reproduction and developmental growth research in animals ranging from mice to cows. Business policy classes rely upon financial and personnel problems team presentations to discuss the which are encountered in business. Price stability in a nation with business and society class panel a fluctuating economy concerns a presented to a class of seniors. Business careers become a reality with internships Industry is the villian within the social problems facing our nation. Littering by individuals is not the prime source of pollution, stated associate dean Eugene Laughlin. A solution to pollution will have to come from industry. Today ' s busi- ness student will lead these indus- tries in the coming future. Drawing on their liberal arts edu- cation, business administration stu- dents will be on their own to answer social problems in accordance with business objectives and costs. Business administration proles- son brought examples of actual busi- ness situations to marketing, indus- trial relations and auditing classes. Several programs in the College of Business Administration placed stu- dents in on-the-job training. Seventeen students had the chance last summer to relate class- room knowledge to industrial organi- zations. This business internship program placed students in jobs re- lated to their specialized fields. Accounting internship programs were continued this year during the semester break. These students worked for public accounting firms throughout Kansas and surrounding states auditing industrial records. Representing the college council a student was included on the academ- ic standards board this year. The council continued to publish a quart- erly newsletter and administer the instructor evaluation questionnaires for the college ' s faculty. 122 123 Business Council — TOP ROW: Alan W. Groesbeck. Russell L. Reinert. Donald L. Orrell. Joseph E. Miller. Gerald F. Kennedy. Henry C. Pottberg. BOTTOM ROW: Carl L. Schwarz. Mildred Buzenberg, Ma D. Clements. Marilyn A. Hein. Cheryl A. Bade. Chrislin VanPetten. Richard L. Hartman. New to K-State business students. the business honors seminar is designed to discuss contemporary changes of society by business. Sales communication students con- tating Hallmark products as pre- duct practice interviews facili- paration for actual conferences. Professor Dale Allen. of bus- iness, relates his experiences as a part-time labor arbitrator in his labor relations classes. Reading the stock exchange quota- tions becomes a daily assignment for investments students as they watch the progress of their stock. Life span of administrative techniques becomes shorter How will the knowledge explosion affect the Col- ledge of Business Adminis- tration ' s curriculum in the future? As the pace of discovery and change accelerates in both technolo- gy and the broader society, business is inevitably caught up in the dy- namic environment. The life span of specific types of business organiza- tion and of many man agement tech- niques has become increasingly short. To prepare students to succeed and even to survive in this sort of business world the need is for a cur- riculum that will not promote pre- mature obsolescence, but which will instead encourage individuals to adapt themselves to the new and to grow continuously. Courses associated with the study of existing institutions will have less value, and even the study of the new- est techniques is likely to be short- lived in its value. Our courses will need to be firmly based in analysis of bask human needs and the princi- ples that underlie human function- ing. for it is in the satisfying of these needs through the use of available resources by man that the funda- mental justification of the business system exists. We will not so much seek under- standing of the way in which present needs are served and business prob- lems met as we will seek insights into the nature of the problem-solving process itself. To the extent that we succeed in this, our graduates will be better prepared to play a major construc- tive role in the business system. They will be able to handle the con- stantly new information that the knowledge explosion presents without being unnerved as old ways are upset and without being confused about how to approach the new. ROBERT LYNN Dean of the College of Business Administration 124 College of Business Administration Heads — Barton-Dobenin, director of management Mildred Buzenberg, assistant dean: Joseph services: Eugene Laughlin. associate dean. leS Because business practices differ from country to country, students in Business Administration may business class. The small class study these in the international meets in the instructor ' s office. 125 Education Council — STANDING: Diane E. Dickson. Howard Kittleson, Margaret K. ard. Margo E. Zimmerman. Crystal L. Collin- sworth. Ann L. Boyd, Sheryl L. Baer. Elaine M. Metzger. Diane R. Fansher. Bonnie I. Ruud, Dean A. Pankratz. Sharon S. Stoecker. Maxwell. SITTING: Margaret M. Campbell. Joyce I. Winter, spring, summer and fall come alive in social studies for elementary education. Prepared on a first grade level, the re• source unit includes use of ther- mometers and weather calendars. 11111111111S Wayne Laughery. administrations and foundations professor. dir- ected an interim semester study of populations of inner-cities. Paper mache animals appear from newspaper. paste and masking tape CUTE, Cooperative Urban Teach- er Education, was a College of Edu- cation program developed for teach- ers to use in inner-city schools. Stu- dents enrolled in CUTE during the student teaching semester. Discussing the purposes and objec- tives of the CUTE program, Dean Samuel Keys explained that CUTE is making student teaching for urban communities more effective by pro- viding the student teacher with a chance to work with disadvantaged children in the inner-city. Also under the program, student teachers studied ways of making education more relevant for previous- ly neglected children. Currently a CUTE program is con- ducted in Wichita in cooperation beneath the hands of art for mentary school teacher students. with several Kansas colleges and the Mid-Continent Regional Education- al Laboratory in Kansas City. Plans were underway by the Edu- cation Council to propose an orienta- tion course to be offered to freshmen and sophomores. Being taught with a team teaching effort, the course would be similar to a seminar. This course would be designed to motivate students about teaching or to decide whether or not they want to teach. Along with receiving credit hours, the student will have an op- portunity to find out what is offered by the College of Education. The council ' s plans for All Univer- sity Open House included using typi- cal class displays and students avail- able to answer questions. C.U.T.E. student teachers specialize in typical inter-city school problems 127 Teachers cope with continuing increase of knowledge How will the knowledge explosion affect the Col- lege of Education ' s curricu- lum in the future? Perhaps the College of Education is affected more by the knowledge explosion than any other college on the campus since it is their primary responsibility to see to it that teach- en are able to cope with the continu- ing increase in knowledge that exists throughout the total field of educat- ing youth in our society. The effect of this has many ramifi- cations. Among them are the follow- ing: I) The teacher himself must be thoroughly informed in fields in which he is teaching. For the elemen- tary teacher this seems like an im- possible task. Other areas of the cur- riculum are difficult at best. 2) It is the responsibility of teachers to transmit knowledge and information through our educative process. Peo- ple cannot be educated in a vacuum but need the knowledge that exists as a resource and a tool to educate children. Knowledge is only data until it is useable. 3) This com- pounds the problem of selection of knowledge which is most pertinent to a particular child at a given time in his various stages of development. 4) Teachers must be aware of ways in which knowledge is stored and made available to the learner on demand. SAMUEL KEYS Dean of the College of Education Elementary Education majors in panel discussion to demonstrate the class participates when the a language arts class present a spelling devices. The rest of panel needs players for a game. 128 129 College of Education Department Heads Robert Meisner. Adult and Occupational Education: Samuel Keys. Dean: John Roscoe. Administration and Foundations ol Educa- tion: Arnold Moore. Curriculum and Instruction. Experience is supposed to be the of their chosen profession by ac- best teacher, so they say. Edu- cepting the responsibilities of er simulates small soil erosion. cation majors discover the rigors instruction as student teachers. Future elementary science teach- Soils management lab students use much soil will settle under corn- a consolidometer to determine how pression. Data is recorded and Part time professor. Robert Crank also helps with curriculum plans. Technology , as a word, has ac- quired certain overtones. To enhance the technical image, the College of Engineering sought to prove that through engineering, students could strive to improve today ' s social conditions. Engineers need to be socially aware, said Assistant Dean Ken- neth Gowdy. This issue came into focus as more administrators looked to engineering for practical solutions to today ' s social problems. In order to accent this theme, the college introduced an interdiscipli- nary course concerning the impact of engineering technology on society. Open to all students, the course fea- tured guest lecturers and considered such pressing technological issues as If we stop building power plants because they pollute, can we still keep our rock music? the results are then calculated and applied to an actual problem. In the past many entering engi- neers have become discouraged from lack of contact with engineering course work in their freshman and sophomore years. To alleviate this problem, the college opened an intro- ductory course in engineering concepts. Gowdy stated that the concepts course is an attempt to inform fresh- men engineering students of the breadth, variety and character of the engineering profession. Engineering Council also attempt- ed to reduce the dropout rate by placing more emphasis on practical applications in the required math courses. Published bi-monthly, the K- State Engineer magazine included articles pertinent to engineering stu- dents, humorous historical facts and advertisements. Interdisciplinary studies may help engineers improve social conditions 130 Chemical Engineering researchers observe and record the efficien- cy of biological degradation of organic wastes before disposal. K•State Engineer Staff — TOP ROW: John S. Schwartz. David J. Kuchelman. Richard C. Cotton. Charles T. Kelyman. BOTTOM ROW: Scott A Way. Gary A. Sieverin. John E. Swain. Doulgas G. Smith. Engineering Council — TOP ROW: Charles A. Stryker. Ronald A. Stryker. Michael F. Pacey. Dennis F. Frey. Ronald E. Wilson. Kenneth Gowdy. Everett Haft. Dale I. Ellis. Dennis K. Kuhlman. David L. Casper. John S. Schwartz. David M. Lindley. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hachenberger. Russell M. Randall. Larry G. Conrad. Louis F. Fleske. William E. Craig. Ste - ven R. Boatman. Donald C. Gray. David J. Kuckelman. BOTTOM ROW: James A. Kuhar- ic. Roger S. McCallum. Steven B. Doering. 131 EngIn-Dears — TOP ROW: Mary C. Crispin. Susan K. Falk. Susanne J. Heeb. Jan R. Town- send. Sandra L. Hamill. Marlene A. Shulda. Mary E. Waring. Sally J. Hartwell. SECOND ROW: Nancy A. Gruver. Janet K. Heins. Linda M. Emerson. Janice I. Snider. Rosemary Meade. Janis L. Minor. Gloria J. Younger. Carole S. Reed. Becky A. Smith. THIRD ROW: How will the knowledge explosion affect the Col- lege of Engineering ' s cur- riculum in the future? Since engineering is the profession which develops ways to utilize eco- nomically the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind, the knowledge explosion impacts di- rectly on the engineering curriculum. Since the task of an engineer is to create that which is needed by socie- ty, but does not exist it is impor- tant that he have a basic under- standing of science and mathemat- ics, but more important, that he be prepared to apply creativity and in- novation to the current needs of so- ciety. The solutions to society ' s prob- lems are not found in the text books. The engineering program will Dorothy K. Holm. Marilyn K. Williams. Nancy L. Bennett. Julie L. Taylor. Ten K. Buchanan. Sharon S. Hachenberger, Rebecca A. Camp- bell. Barbara S. Orlh. BOTTOM ROW: Cynthia K. Smith. Carole A. Bolin. Patricia A. liruska. Marsha A. Rusbarsky. Janis M. Berry. Darlene R. Daniels, Jennifer S. Inskeep. emphasize how to obtain new knowl- edge needed for a given task, how to create, invent or design, how to organize the design task so that all available factors are considered. Technical details will be delegated to the computer, to the handbook, or to the supporting technical personnel. In the past, engineers, responding to a need, have judged their solution as technically feasible, and economi- cally justified. In addition, today, the engineer must evaluate the im- pact on society, be prepared to justi- fy use of diminishing resources, and establish priorities. The addition of these considerations will have direct impact on engineering curricula of the future. RALPH NEVINS Dean of the College of Engineering Undergraduate civil engineers. participate in a research pro- ject in which a special loading arrangement simulates the strain effect of wind and snow condi- tions on a model roof structure. Engineer ' s task defined as providing what is needed but doesn ' t exist 13? 133 College of Engineering Administrative Heads — STANDING: L. T. Fan, chemical engineer. ins: W. W. Koepsel, electrical engineering: William Johnson. agricultural engineering: Cecil Best, associate dean: Frank Tillman, industrial engineering: Philip Kirmser. ap- plied mechanics. SEATED: J. B. Blackburn. civil engineering; Kenneth Dowdy. assistant dean: Preston McNall. mechanical engineer- ing: Dwight Nesmith. director of engineering experi ment station: Curtis Chexem. nuclear engineering. N. D. Eckhoff, professor of nu- clear engineering, emphasizes the point of allowing student free- dom in non structured classes. Operating test equipment from taped instructions, a mechanical engineering student utilizes in- dividual laboratory techniques. Mini-C arnival aids in acquainting n_ newstudents with Home Ec College What ' s happening in Home Ec characterized Justin Freshmen Aides ' first mini-carnival held to acquaint Freshmen and transfer stu- dents with the College of Home Economics. Justin hall lobby was transformed into a mid-way of booths with infor- mation concerning the various inter- est groups and clubs open to the new students. With a $6000 grant from the Sears Roebuck Foundation awarded to the college, eight students participated in an internship program with eight Kansas county extension offices. As a cooperative venture between the college and the Kansas Home Eco- nomics program, the amateur agents from K-State and other Kansas Colleges worked directly with people from different ethnic, cultural and economic backgrounds. Each student was assigned to a par- ticular county where her activities were coordinated with those of the county extension agent. Continuing its stress upon individ- ual freedom within the college, the College of Home Economics curricu- lum committee included eight stu- dents who voted on course or curricu- lum changes. Informality set the pace for the annual Christmas Tea sponsored by the Home Ec Council. Held in Justin lounge, a style show was featured with Fashion Merchandising majors modeling the season ' s midi look in clothing they constructed. The coun- cil included elected officers and in- terest group presidents. Alble Rasmussen, member of the department of family economics, advises her students on matters dealing with consumer problems. Home Economic Council — TOP ROW: Mar- cia F. McNeil. Carol S. Hagerman, Connie J. VanCampen, Marjorie A. Honig. Laura K. Schraeder, Cynthia George, Peggy J. Pitts. Kathleen Schraeder, Diane K. McDonald. SECOND ROW: Suzanne K. Wilson, Linda K. Zerbe. Catherine S. Clark, Paula K. Miller. Rebecca S. Bailey. Miriam P. Benninga, Mary I. Durgon, Kathleen A. Scanlon. BOTTOM ROW: Joelle A. McCall. Sandra L. Davisson. Catherine Marshall. Susanne M. Sickles. Rhonda K. Campbell, Karen M. McDaniel. Dorothy A. Lewis. 134 Construction of actual garments Students enrolled in the summer story-land effect in advertising enables students to construct window display course develop a various Keebler cookie products. garments for their own wardrobe. Weighing sugar in preparation lab students will then study the agents upon fruits. This knowl- to freeze peaches, food science effects of different sweetening edge can be applied to home use. 135 Getting things together proves a done in gallons. Quantity foods real challenge when measuring is teaches large scale preparation. New students in the Home Ec Col- lists for Home Ec interest groups first fall mini-carnival staged lege complete membership sign-up during the Justin Freshmen Aides ' in the main lobby of Justin hall. 136 Attention focuses on factual ideas; knowledge for its own sake recedes How will the knowledge explosion affect the Col- lege of Home Economics ' curriculum in the future? The knowledge explosion will have a profound affect on the pro- gram in the College of Home Eco- nomics in the future. Emphasis on mere dissemination of knowledge will recede into the background and will be replaced by concentration of at- tention on the best possible use of the great fund of information that will be available. Faculty will guide students in developing a keen sense of analysis of the many facts and advancements in knowledge that will occur. Relationships between facts that are known will be stressed more than ever before. The search for clues that have relevance in the solution of complex problem situations will be a normal part of the university stu- dent ' s experience in the home eco- nomics field of tomorrow. More sophisticated tools of com- munication will be provided for stu- dents to use in the transfer and ap- plication of knowledge. These will be utilized both in and out of class time and will give greater recognition to different abilities of students. Home economics subjects have been taught from the very beginning of the field of study nearly 100 years ago with close integration between principles and their application in the laboratory learning situation. This method of instruction takes on increasing importance as knowledge expands rapidly because it provides opportunity for closer personal con- tact between student and faculty in the selectivity of the most pertinent knowledge. DORETTA HOFFMAN Dean of the College of Home Economics Home Ec students in household equipment, examine the effective- ness of new technical gadgets for various kitchen appliances. College of Home Economics Administrative Heads — Jean Sego. assistant to the dean: Jean Reehling. assistant dean; Marjorie Stith. family and child development: Doretta Hoff- man. dean; Ruth Hoeflin. associate dean: Jessie Warden. clothing. textiles and interior design: Grace Shugart. institutional manage- ment: Richard Morse. family economics. 137 Summer clinic class allows seniors to conduct research During the summer of 1970, 11 Col- lege of Veterinary Medicine seniors participated in a special summer clinical program. Under this program the students took the clinical medi- cine course during the summer in- stead of during the regular fall and spring semesters. By doing this, participants could take advantage of other educational opportunities during the regular school year. Most of the students involved in this summer program conducted re- search under the guidance of staff clinicians. Also, several students participated in a special class in advanced surgical techniques. This supplemented the basic surgery skills they learned during their regu- lar surgical training. Courses available to students tak- ing summer clinics were not limited to veterinary sciences. Any subject was open to students whether related to veterinary medicine or not. Direction for the College of Veteri- nary Medicine was provided by the Faculty Council. Student represent- atives served as regular members on certain faculty committees in which students have a particular interest. Working through the committees, students have expanded their partic- ipation in decision-making. New pol- icies resulted from recommendations made by faculty and students. Veterinary Medicine held its 14th annual Open House on Parents Day, 1970. Operating with the theme You, Your Veterinarian, Your Changing Environment, the Veteri- nary students presented possible solutions to the environmental crisis. Amateur entrants in the Manhat- tan Kennel Club ' s Fun Obediance Match go through the scheduled drills to demonstrate training. Veterinary Medicine Open House ing advancements of science and displays point out the continu- the role of comparative medicine. 138 139 W. D. Lindquist, professor of pa- thology and infectious diseases. explains methods of procurring food in a parasitology lab class. Veterinary seniors at the tal rotate through various ical areas during the year. As interns in the large animal sion they must examine and treat cattle, horses, sheep and swine. Executive Board of the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association — STANDING. Richard J. Indrieri. Delbert E Walter. Steven C. Henry. Richard D. Kirk. Lennie L. Hanel. William L. Brown. James H. Fountain°. SITTING: Allan C. Oltien, Neil Anderson. Gary R. Zimmerman. Haskell S. Wright. John Noordsy. Outpatient cases presented to the veterinary hospital are examined by student interns under the su- pervision of a staff clinician. Intern duties at Dykstra Veteri- ty for the care of patients in nary Hospital places responsibili- the hands of senior vet students. Veterinarians feel society ' s pressure to help solve the world ' s problems =Ma How will the knowledge explosion affect the Col- lege of Veterinary Medi- cine ' s curriculum in the future? The exponential increase in both biological and medical information has profoundly affected the kind of information that graduate veterinar- ians should know. The new world of molecular biology must be integrated at the cell level and then correlated with whole ani- mal systems. In addition, there have been so many new techniques devel- oped in the clinical specialties of ophthalmology, gastroenterology, cardiology, dermatology, etc., that more specialization in the curricu- lum must soon be developed. There is a new demand on the part of society that a veterinarian should be sensitive to society ' s needs and after six years of education be ready to actively contribute. This will re- quire a total revision of veterinary medical curricula to allow for in- depth studies in food animal medi- cine, small animal medicine, equine medicine, laboratory animal medi- cine, international veterinary medi- cine, and the many clinical specialties. Due to the world ' s population cri- sis and resulting massive starvation which is predicted to be at a crisis level soon, there is a real obligation and accountability of veterinary medicine to contribute to interna- tional medicine. Dietary animal protein deficiency must be recognized in our education- al process as the number one health problem in the world. Only through the solution of this problem can na- tional security and world peace be approached. DR. CHARLES CORNELIUS of the College of Veterinary Medicine New teaching carrells allow vidual use of audio-visual aids. 140 141 Electron microscopy allows study of the ultra-structure of cells. Rows of microscopes with mounted specimens await future rians who must learn to identify College of Veterinary Medicine Administra- tive Heads — STANDING: Stanley Dennis. department of pathology: Stanley Leland. department of infectious diseases: Donald and treat the many parasites, ternal as well as external, which afflict both livestock and pets. Trotter. associate dean. SITTING: Jacob Mo- sier. department of surgery and medicine: Emerson Desch. department of physiological sciences: Charles Cornelius. dean. Desire among students to do more advanced work might explain the 10 per cent increase in Graduate School enrollment this year, according to John Noonan, associate dean of the Graduate School. Because research ideas aren ' t al- ways limited by departmental boundaries, other patterns of organi- zation were needed for scholars with common interests. Recently initiated, a program in food science involved faculty from such diverse departments as bio- chemistry, animal, dairy, poultry and grain sciences and foods and nutrition. Preventing the diversion of nuclear reactor fuel to weapons or other un- authorized uses was the task of a combined physics and political sci- ence graduate study. A $231,000 grant by the National Science Foun- dation made the research possible. Students in the Institute for Envi- ronmental Research program, carried out environmental studies under faculty from a variety of university departments. From this they earned degrees in the appropriate disciplines such as psychology, mechanical engineering or clothing and textiles. In the Graduate School, 67 master degrees and 32 Ph.D. programs were offered. Identifying problems and trying to solve them defines the purpose of the Graduate School student council. Composed of 16 members, the coun- cil strived to give graduate students as a whole an identity within the university complex. Two grad students calibrate the output of pumps in baking systems. Nursery stock is tested by inves- tigators as they evaluate smooth brome varieties being developed to increase farmers ' hay yields. In marine biology, students probe ervoir by lowering instruments the ecosystem of Tuttle Creek Res- in gathering microscopic plants. Graduate programs cross boundaries combining diverse research concepts 142 Graduate Student Council — STANDING: Donald W. Kroening, William H. Reissig, ald W. Reichow. Mohamed M. Sallam. Robert W. Benortham, Robert J. Harris. SEATED: Ronald G. Trestle. Glenna G. Gesell. Richard L. Middleton. Ahmed S Hannon Graduate students in the Statistics deal with balance problems at Tut- job placement office at the com- and Computer Science department tie Creek and management of the puting center ' s express terminal. Ir JOB PERS ONE j L N. 4 143 Graduate researchers man a 6x200 foot gill net to investigate and study the food habits and fish distribution along Tuttle Creek. Engineering graduates reconstruct use in the positive ion implanta- the 600.000 volt accelerator for tion of semiconductor materials. Playing at international relations. represent one of seven 1906 world the world. The game emphasizes political science students each powers in an attempt to overtake military strategy and diplomacy. 144 Kruh sees higher education becoming pattern for all I-low will the knowledge explosion affect the Grad- uate School ' s curriculum in the future? Although a current-day graduate student or faculty member might agree that the growth of knowledge is having a more profound effect than is generally recognized, the senti- ment is not new, with the quote hay- ing come from Dean F. J. E. Wood- bridge of Columbia University in 1912 True words then, their prophet- ic note could not have comprehended the explosive and prodigious tide of new knowledge that has shaped grad- uate education in the years since World War 11. The generation and dissemination of knowledge now represents over 30% of our gross national product, reaching out to cover university, in- dustrial and governmental research; education at all levels; and the activ- ities and output of the publications and communications media. Clearly, knowledge has become more than an end in life, now appearing as an ac- tive, consuming and, times, un- manageable part o life itself. Schools alone involve more than 60 million of our people, a 50% increase over the last decade. In higher educa- tion more than 7.5 million are enrolled. With higher education becoming increasingly a pattern for all, and with the need for special knowledge ever more apparent, the nation faces profound social change. At one ex- treme, society will have to face the difficult problems of not having enough jobs for the unskilled; and at the other, more and more highly trained people will be needed in a proliferating variety of careers. Their training will be extended to the grad- uate level to a greater extent than ever, and they will also require con- tinuing professional study. Graduate schools are just begin- ning to respond to the need for post- degree updating, and new patterns will certainly multiply to assist in what is becoming a life-long educa- tional process. For the very reason that such education is based on spe- cialized knowledge, graduate schools and graduate faculties will need to create more awareness of interrela- tionships between fields and a better appreciation of the cultural and human context in which the life of the future is to proceed. R. F. KRUH Dean of the Graduate School Graduate Council — TOP ROW: Dorothy rison. Howard Mitchell. Robert Kruh. J. C. Heintzelman. SECOND ROW: John Schafer. Herbert Kaiser, N. D. Eckhoff, Ottie Dicker- son. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Gilkison, John Noonan. James Gres Merle Gugler. Experiments by students in plant biochem labs test the sugar con- tents of potatoes. The students found the unsweetened Irish best. 145 1111r Woad annuli! ' mu spuapi ETA oil SAM EEL Senate strives tonget government back to individuals Call it obscure, call it vague, call it hilarious Thursday night entertain- ment. Call it K-State ' s government of the people, by the people, and for the people or call it Bosco ' s Bureauc- racy, but however viewed, it is stu- dent senate, the legislative branch of student government. Senate ' s major theme, initiated by Pat Bosco, student body president, SGA members prepare for the dent Governing Association Con- for the 1970-71 year was getting government back to the individual student. In efforts to complete this ideal, senate meetings were open to all students, minutes were posted in dorms, representatives from each floor in each dorm were invited to attend senate meetings, and living groups experienced Pat Bosco first hand when he made personal ference which enables students to talk to the college senators appearances at residence halls. Senators also attempted reaching students through Rap with a Sena- tor sessions in the Union and an All- University Student Governing Asso- ciation Conference. These confer- ences, designed for an exchange of ideas between students and their senators, at best only developed bet- ter relations between senators, as student attendance and or interest was practically nonexistent. But whether or not senate, its functions and goals, ever became perfectly clear to the majority of students on campus did not slow leg- islative action. Senate was responsi- ble for introducing visitation hours in dorms, interim semester, (classes offered during a two week period between semesters), possible senior exemption from final exams and the investigation into the extension of the number of pass-fail courses of- fered to students each semester. Teacher-Course Evaluation, a sys- tem whereby each student has access to other students ' evaluation of a specific course and its teacher, was pushed, and special interest was devoted to minority groups and the possibility of setting up a studies department in Farrell library. Student Senate — TOP ROW: Sandra L. Day- isson, Faye E. Riley. Rhonda M. Sidner. Mary C. Parrish. Barbara K. North. Jane S. Ley. Connie J. VanCampen, Carol L. BuChele. Kathleen 8. Schroeder, Paula K. Miller. SEC- OND ROW: Martin W. Bauer. Michael S. Gros- by. Earl R. Allen. George F. Moxley. James R. Guglielmino. Joe E. Reichle. Robin L. Wick, Charles R. Bonebrake. Kathleen A. Scanlon. THIRD ROW: George Wilcoxon, Ronald A. Stryker. Ralph D. Sebelius. Carl D. Lindahl, Mildred F. Schroeder. Robert D. Harmon, Dale I. Ellis. Ronald W. Reichow, Steven P. Davis. BOTTOM ROW: John P. Ronnau. Mo- chael W. Jones. Ronald D. Allen, John M. Di- vine. Grant M. Glenn. Vassilios Kanellakis. Steven B. Doering, Robert 0. Prochaska. Kenneth M. Hamilton, Gregory J. Hands. 1418 President ' s Cabinet — Richard H. Miller. Keith M. Stutterheim. Mark A. Fenton. Grego- ry Fontenot. Linda S. Trueblood. Victoria L. Miller, Pat J. Bosco. Michael D. Lynch. Lothar R. Papenluhs. Senate also dealt in depth with funding, examining the amount and use of allocations. However, summarization or con- densation cannot adequately cover the extent of student senate legisla- tion and advising. As Bosco himself will explain, I ' ve talked with the President of the United States and today I fixed a sidewalk in fr ont of Smurthwaite — that ' s the vast range of student senate. Pat Bosco ' s President ' s Cabinet is usually comprised of nine appointed student members. The number var- ied with the present needs of the SGA chief. Each cabinet member had a par- ticular area for which he was respon- sible, such as attorney general, hous- ing, academic and campus affairs. This cabinet was formed to allow the student body president to appor- tion out duties of research and bill preparation in designated areas. Findings were submitted to him upon their completion. Senators and committee members take time out and decorate the Student Senate ' s Union office at their all-SGA Christmas party. these sessions students and ators exchanged ideas and views. Student Senators. to make stu- the student body. present Rap dent government more relevant to With a Senator sessions. At What has SGA accomplished? K-State Student Governing Asso- ciation has taken great strides in the realm of true representation through communication. Student government, in order to fulfill its responsibility to the stu- dent body, must be able to provide the input as well as the output to fa- cilitate the kinds of programs which will benefit the total University. Dis- tribution of Student Senate minutes to living groups, visits by the student body president, living group liaisons to Student Senate, and periodic ac- tion sessions have all been designed to allow maximum input of ideas, problems and suggestions. Student government at K-State must continue to tackle the kinds of problems that encompass the entire university community. If it fails to continue in this regard, then SGA becomes ineffective in its goals. Goals must be set to develop and improve educational standards, to advance student rights and responsi- bilities and to foster an understand- ing as well as an awareness of stu- dent needs. True student representation, communication and understanding are the real answers to a continua- tion of positive constructive educa- tional reform at K-State through its Student Governing Association. Pat J. Bosco Student Body President What should SGA be doing? SGA — What the hell is that? This attitude is where the problems of Student Senate lie. The vast majori- ty of students, in all probability, still believe that SGA is a social club whose biggest event of the year is when Senate gets in a philanthropic mood and allocates hundreds of thousands of dollars of student fees. The first problem of SGA is that it is a living legend, and the legend in this case is of a notorious do-nothing organization .. save giving out money. The checks and balances system in this governing body is not effective because it is not used as it should be. The constitution which gives each of the branches its power is so poor and seldom if ever abided by one wonders if it is worth having. It is very similar to the Articles of Confederation. The legislative branch is so bogged down with trivia and unnec- essary parliamentary procedure that the sessions are rapidly begin- ning to resemble the sessions of the state and federal legislatures, with personal feuds and bickering. These are only some of the basic problems one finds in evaluating SGA. The constitution needs to be rewritten to include provisions for a bicameral legislature. SGA needs to realize its limitations and perhaps develop a system of rewarding Mt officials for doing a good job. Basic changes need to be made or SGA is destined to become a b igger joke than it is today and will die a death in obscurity. Frank (Klorox) Cleveland SGA director of Academic Affairs Faculty Senate,Tribunal direct, govern student affairs All colleges, extensions, adminis- trative departments and the library are represented proportionately on faculty senate. This year the senate considered problems of the interim semester and the new university goverance proposal. Tribunal consisted of five students and two faculty members. Other than ruling on the constitu- tionality of student government deci- sion, Tribunal exists for students who wish to appeal a university relat- ed act. Students who feel they have been unfairly dealt with in a living group case, for example, may appeal to University Tribunal. Tribunal — STANDING: Richard H. Miller. Lyanne Eaton. Robert Snell. Margaret Steven B. Smith. Thomas 8. DeBaun. SIT- Beeson. TING: Steven M. Econ. Steven A. Arkin. Faculty Senate — TOP ROW: Mary White. Glenn Busset. Charles Hall. John Steffen. Harlan Trennepohl, Cecil Miller. Robert Clack. Roscoe Ellis, E. Lowell Brandner. Charles Bissey. Eldon Wancura. SECOND ROW: James Copeland. L. Dean Bark, Claude Shenkel. S. Thomas Parker. Henry Beck. Ray Weisenburger. Orville Bidwell. Frank Bieber- ly. Jerry Lilly, Raymond Coleman, R. Kenneth Burkhard. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Crank. Robert Gorton. Everett Hatt. Richard Hause. James Mitchell, Stanley Clark. Charles Pen- nel. James Greig. David Mugler. Arlin reyer- herrn. M.C. Litchlield. 152 College Council, Student Review handle problems All nine of K-State ' s colleges, in- cluding the graduate school, were represented on the College Council. At its monthly meetings the presi- dents of the various college councils had an opportunity to discuss prob- lems of their colleges. New ideas were brought out and discussed and each member then disseminated any new information to the students within his college. College Council functioned as the only organized body on campus spe- cifically designed to bring together the branches of study within the University. Student Review Board was estab- lished as the second highest court of the Student Governing Association ' s judicial system. It heard original cas- es as well as cases appealed from lower courts, such as residence hall judicial boards. Student Review Board handles incidents in which the student may have violated one of the codes gov- erning student behavior. Its deci- sions only affect the status of a per- son as a student. Recommendations for disciplinary action against a student may extend up to dismissal from the Universit y. All decisions of the five member pan- el may be appealed to Tribunal and if necessary to President McCain. College Council — Glenn C. Oleen. Richard L. Middleton. Pal J Bosco. Michael D. Lynch. Stephen R Anderson. Ste- yen R. Bootman. Victor A. Regnier. SITTING: Dorothy A. Lewis. Gerald F. Kennedy. Margo E. Zimmerman. Student Review Board — Champ C. Bennett. Penal°Ili. James Mitchell. Neil J. Rinearson. Helen K. Hayes. James D. 153 Fine Arts Council — STANDING: Oscar Larm• Helm. SITTING: Michael McCarthy. Sheri L. bauer. Marcus Campton. er. Norma Bunton. James Reynolds, John Goodpasture, John Chalmers, Robed Stein- International Coordinating Council — TOP ROW: Hassan H. Ziada. Fang L. Liao, Kwame Gyamli, Jerelyn Booker. Benjamin N. Farrokh Fattahi. BOTTOM ROW: Bu.der P. Wang, Shreedhar Bindingnavle. J. S. Shastry. Keith M. Stutterheon. Doyle Jeon. Allan Bret• tell. Mohammed S. Anwer. Hardip Singh. Fine Arts Council, ICC set up cultural communication Striving to increase and improve existing programs was the aim of the Fine Arts Council and the Interna- tional Coordinating Council. University Fine Arts Council, formed in the spring of 1967, was composed of an equal number of fac- ulty and students from the perform- ing and graphic arts plus the K-State Auditorium manager. The Vice- President for Academic Affairs served as council chairman. Throughout the year the Council worked at coordinating the Universi- ty Fine Arts program, providing a cultural enrichment in the perform- ing and graphic arts at the Universi- ty and sponsoring cultural programs off-campus. This council also explored sources for additional funding for fine arts program development. Presidents of organized foreign student groups on campus composed the International Coordinating Council. ICC was developed six years ago to further communication be- tween the different international groups and to schedule activities between these clubs. This council held special events and trips and sponsored a Pakistan Relief Fund. ICC also continued in- vestigation into establishing an In- ternational House so international students could live together. 154 Groups consider controversial issues on the campus Concerning themselves with issues which effect the University, the Council on Student Affairs and the Board of Student Publications were basically governing bodies. The Council on Student Affairs existed for the advantage of individu- als and groups on campus in need of assistance, recognition or guidance in student oriented matters. Issues which were encountered by this council involved the senior to have or not to have final exam con- troversy, a greek organization wish- ing to colonize on campus, credit-no- credit courses and the liberalization of university dormitory visitation policies. Board of Student Publications was strictly a governing body for the three major student publications, the Royal Purple, the Collegian and Dimensions magazine. This board did not concern itself with censorship but instead, left cen- sorship up to each individual publication. The board appointed editors, allo- cated funds and adjusted pay scales. As chairman of the board, the head of the Journalism Department worked with two faculty members, and three students who were elected to the board through the all-university gen- eral spring elections. Board of Student Publications — Roger D. Dennis. Paige Mulhollan. Larry R. Wheeler. Benjamin H. Wheatley. Oeryl Learning. Fritz Moore. Council on Student Affairs — Chester Peters. Charles It Bonebrake. Roscoe Ellis. Albert Burroughs. David Mulder. Alan D. Koch. Rob- ert D. Prochaska. Patricia O. Irvine, Charles Bissey. 155 UPC,UGB devise daily union schedules and programs With the expanded Union addition open to students last fall, both the Union Program Council and Union Governing Board strived to increase services to students. Union Program Council, presented various art exhibits, entertainers and speakers. One of the most noted au- thorities on the New Left, Murray Levin, was introduced to K-Staters by the UPC committee, News and Views. New within the Council was the organization of Members at Large, an independent group of four pro- gram council members who worked with the Manhattan Environmental Awareness Committee. Union Governing Board, to provide for complete use of the expanded fa- cilities, approved a $2 million budget which was nearly twice that of the previous year. Working with Richard Blackburn, Union director, the gov- erning board also established guide- lines for daily operation of Union services, such as cashing checks. Union Governing Board — STANDING: James F. Reynolds. Richard Blackburn. Jeffrey L. Burner. Ray Keen. James A. Patton. William J. Ball. SITTING: Linda M. Helfrich. Martha J. Crossen. Craig M. Martin. Wayne Laughery. Michael L. Braxmeyer. Paula K. Miller. Union Program Council — STANDING: ard D. Peterson. Donald B. Randall. Nancy J. Perry. Frederick R. Merle. Daniel R. Colon. Larry W. Apt. Mary P. Chapin. Keith G. Sobel- los. John P. Cheatham. Mary C. Walden. Ste- phen H. Adams. Garnet M. Wilson. Steven E Hermes. SITTING: James F. Reynolds. Robert L. Simmons. Cynthia L. Staley. Tina K. Foley. Michael W. Mawdsley. Don J. Knappenberger. 156 Union Activities Council — TOP ROW. William E. Waters. Behrooz Shams. Bruce Gildseth. SECOND ROW Christine Blumenshine. leen Schraeder. Steven E. Hermes. BOTTOM ROW: James F. Reynolds. Victona L M Iler. Sue C. Macs. UAB, IM Council favor student demands for facilities University Activities Board and the Intramural Council worked for the improvement of existing as well as future programs and facilities. K-State ' s Intramural Council was successful in backing student de- mands for additional facilities for the non-varsity athlete on campus. Council accomplishments includ- ed the new tennis courts and the lighting added this year on the courts. The council also set salaries for coaches in inter-collegiate compe- tition and continued to probe into the proposed indoor intramural sports complex. Intramural Council also acted as an advisor to those participating in its programs, answered to the groundsmen for field conditions after competitions and approved budgets from different intramural sports be- fore sending the requests to senate. Operating with a revised constitu- tion, the University Activities Board assisted new campus organizations with their programming and organi- zational procedures. By the 1970-71 policy, all organized fund-raising projects exceeding 200 dollars were reviewed by the board to determine their consistency with written university policies. Emphasizing change, UAB encour- aged all campus organizations to re- evaluate their objectives for the year. Intramural Council — Judy Akers. Raydon Donald Rose. Stephanie M. Branca. Lawrence E. Engel. Mildred F. Schroeder. Rohe!. Thomas Shackelford. Chester Peters. IS? Conan Choir — TOP ROW: William D. Roth- well. Philip C. Peterson. Randall S. Jones. John E. Lavender. Jerald W. Hermes. Lowell D. McAfee. Patrick A. McElhany. Paul M. War- ren, William E. Kern. Robert W. Scott. Ken- neth P. Lang. Roger W. Morrow. Daniel P. Commerlord. Frederick R. Sudden. SECOND ROW: James D. West, Rodney L. Morris. Bruce A. Poland. William A. Seidel. Stephen G. Fisher. Larry E. Hartman. Dick D. Peter- son. Lance A. Massey. Scott J. Goltry. Donald E. Richards. Richard L. Hartman. George V. Middleton. THIRD ROW: Patricia A. Wom- meek, Christine A. Ronning, Rive M. Steffen. Julia A. Galloway. Paula S. Brown. Evelyn L. Ebright. Shirley R. Zimmerman. Sharon S. Stoecker. Beth L. Hoisington. Barbara D. Beaty. Christy L Livingood, Margie L. Whe- lan. Jill E. Ericson. Ruth E. Graham. BOTTOM ROW: Christy L. Smith. Nancy L. Higbee. Kri- sin A. Jones. Judith B. Cammack. Jane E. Banta. Rebecca A. Stejskal. Lyanne Eaton. Jeanne E. Clark, Debra J. Kuntz. Julia A. Gochring. Linda S. Henry. Carol K. Coburn. Jeanne L. Mutch. Collegiate Chorale — TOP ROW: Greg M. Kern. Bruce M. Johnston. Kenneth E. David- son. Paul A. Chubbuck. William L. Decker. John R. Barry. Jerry T. Huff. Harlan F. (bright. Clifford L. Dungey. Harold G. Fieser, James W. Falk. Joe A. Knopp. Dallas D. Hain. line. David G. Schmitz. Arthur R. Davis. Dean L. Gerken. Taylor G. Bemis. Shelby N. Grimm. John C. Kraus. Douglas D. Fountain. Daniel L. Miller. Danny R. Heckman. Neal E. Kindall. SECOND ROW: Richard L. Newkirk. Harley D. Kelley. James V. Francis, David E. Kasper. Steven L. Noren. Kent D. Ford. Johnny A. Peters. Larry L. Jensen. William D. Heins. Richard L. Marcuson. Roger F. Pedersen. Mike W. Raabe, Henry A. Dutt. Merle F. Brown. Kenneth A. Tinder. James J. Briel. William P. Hunter. Randal R. Collett. David D. Dimond. Kendall N. Meisner. THIRD ROW: David W. Zanders, David E. Heyne. Joseph 0. Hodges. Stephen A. Elliott. Gloria J. Bohrer, Nancy E. Williams, Becky L. Woodman. Susan M. Orloff. Judith L. Huffman. Jean Wright, Debra E. Eiroockerd. Deborah L. Male. Janet E. Fink. Laurie L. Reeve, Sara J. Tate. Jennifer J. Friesen. Susan J. Carpenter. FOURTH ROW: Jann Sims, Paula M. Leathers. Jean Boutell, Patricia McDonnell. Nancy McEwen, Twila M. Weyer% Marjorie A. Musa. Kather- ine A. Nielsen. Linda S. Culp. Ardis A. Glace. Carol L. Ziegler, Jeannette M. Grout. Deborah L. Het fel. FIFTH ROW: Sarah E. Swanson. Shirley Throckmorton, Mary K. Blackman. Kay Jenkinson, Linda J. Henry. Linda S. In- low. Carol A. Camp. Roxanna R. Haslett. Kathryn J. Page. Pamela S. West. Julie B. Marcuson. Jean A. Martin. Colleen M. Dur- and. Jan E. Ireland. Jacquelyn Barteaux. BOTTOM ROW: Dolores A. Luker. Janet F. Cuccio. Dana L. Parcel. Janet S. Morgan. Juanette L. Toster, Judith A. Duncan, Jackie Fitzsimmons. Margaret L. Howland. Deborah L. Unruh. Deborah K. Jones. Kathryn L. Nel- son. Connie S. Riner, Barbara A. Miles. Debra S. Brown. Sonya L. Carter. Nela K. Huntsinger. 158 Symphony Orchestra — TOP ROW: Craig R. Siegler. Mary J. CIeaveland, Shelley L Len. ning. SECOND ROW: Vionetta Schmidt, Flor- ence H. Schwab, Bemis J. Wilson. Carol L. Zeigler. Janet C. Brown. Judy R. Warrow, Michael R. McSwain. Rodney 0. Baskin, Rob S. Sanders, Wilton G. Lamb, Dennis H. Bar- rett, William J. Miller. Stephen W. Pinkston, Sally A. Dettjen, Anna C. Miller. THIRD ROW: Jennifer G. Clark. Fay Blackburn. James D. McCallum. Maralyn Cunningham. Margaret B. Latschar, Jerry E. Rife. Christopher Gib- son. Gary R. Ripple. Terry W. Fritts. David W. Wilson. Robert E. Hiser, John R. Moyer, Glad- ene I. Million. Deborh M. Burkhardt. FOURTH ROW: Mary L. Carlson, Raphael A. Stein, Oli- via 0. Chitester, Deborah L. Heffel, Laurel C. King. Michael K. Snyder. Linda Roby. Linnea A. Ravens. Twila M. Weyerts, Dorothy Miller. Lyn D. Laviana. Laura E. Oswald. Carl M. Ro- din. BOTTOM ROW: William G. Stanley. Mary L. Schlosser. Vincent N. Baskin. Martha E. Benson. Henry A. Dutt. Kathleen L. Miller, Erasmus V. Stein, David A. Littrell. Paul Roby. Music groups tour Kansas; help dedicate auditorium In addition to their regular sched- ules, three K-State music groups, Collegiate Chorale, Concert Choir and Symphony Orchestra, performed at the dedication of the new auditorium. Featured with the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra during dedica- tion ceremonies for the new audito- rium, Collegiate Chorale performed Gail Kubik ' s Record of Our Time. The group, composed of 114 under- graduates, presented the annual Christmas program A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols. Touring western Kansas, the K- State Concert Choir sang for Junior Colleges, high schools and junior high schools in Great Bend, Hays, Colby and Garden City. Besides their Kansas tour, the choir also performed with the Minne- sota Orchestra at the dedication of the new auditorium. The choir was also selected to sing in March at the national convention of American Choral Directors. K-State Symphony Orchestra also toured Kansas this past year. Their tour took them to Topeka, Lawrence, Emporia and Salina. IC-State Symphony Orchestra, en ' s Glee Club and the giate Chorale combine to present A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols. President McCain helped narrate the Christmas show. 159 Singers perform show for servicemen during USO tour Rehearsing the same song day af- ter day can sometimes be a drag. For members of K-State music groups, the pleasure derived from singing is enough to keep up interest. However, some groups offered variety. This spring the 14 members of the K-State Singers performed for Unit- ed States servicemen in Greenland, Iceland, Labrador and Newfound- land for their sixth USO tour. Men ' s Glee Clubs from South Dakota State University and Okla- homa State University performed with K-State ' s Varsity Men ' s Glee Club at the Inter-collegiate Music Council ' s convention in Manhattan. The spring Glee Club national con- vention was the first held in the Middle West. Women ' s Glee Club sang the Fes- tival of Nine Lessons and Carols for the Union ' s Christmas Feast of Car- ols. The women also sang for 900 fel- low students enrolled in the music listening laboratory. Recently organized. Black Voices tle Theatre for an upcoming mus- Choir practices in the Union Lit- ical presentation in Kansas City. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club — TOP ROW: Daniel Faltermeier. Kenneth W. Bowie. Gary A. Trumpp. Larry R. Wheeler. Carl I.. Barben. Craig 1A. Martin. David D. Harbaugh. Kenneth P. Lang. Rodney A. Gallup. Gaylord P. Myers. James L. Lindquist. Mark A. Holt. William C. Wirth. Donald V. Snyder. Kurt D. Lindahl. Bruce A. Poland. Gilbert E. Merv. SECOND ROW: Stephen E. Gwin. Don M. Reinhardt. Roger A. Erickson. Robert K. Sterrett. Patrick Shaughnessy. Lawrence T. Buening. Dale E. Conard. Jon C. Boren. Ignacio J. Salinas. Robert V. Mayne. Mark G. Bell. Paul A. Schu- mann. Charles A. Stryker. George D. Sorrick. Edwin S. Persons. Steven L. Greenhaw. THIRD ROW: Ronald D. Wenger. Evan K. Wen- Her. Daniel P. Commerford. Lyle D. Pishny. Gregory L. Bowers. Michael G. Oendurent. Richard W. Cowen. Harry N. Burgess. BOT- TOM ROW: Glenn A. Mull. Frank A. Klema. Mark A. Murphy. Mark A. Williams. Virginia K. Griffith. Donna J. Kump. Eric L. Bartholo- mew. Dean L. Armstead. Douglas A. Bender. Timothy Worthington. 160 Women ' s Glee Club — TOP ROW: Marcia S. White, Susan C. Altwegg. Connie M. Abrams. Jennifer R. Agin, Mary L. Campbell. Deanne S. Russ. Deborah D. Caldwell. Wendy L. John- son. Glenda S. McCormick. Karen L. Hunter. Lynda J. Russell. Penny R. Raile. Barbara J. Ellis. SECOND ROW: Nancy C. Ross. Cynthia K. Yenzer. Betsy R. Daniel. Sibyl K. Culver. Darcy D. Buehler. Sheila A. Schrepet, Kathryn A. Gibbs. Judith A. Dunn. Joan K. Thompson. Mary L. Jilke, JoAnn Marshall. Sandra K. Eberth, Linda L. Stanard. Mary C. Parrish. THIRD ROW: Ann E. Hooper. Barbara J. Stuckwish. Victoria A. Adams. Janet S. Mac- Render, Carol A. Bennett. Pamela A. Thomp. son. Darrell M. Hamill. Vicki B. Scarborough. Paggy L. Braash. Jan R. Townsend. Katherine A. Stables. Ann B. Gray. Barbara J. Flamer, Audrey P. Losey. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra M. Cole. Nancy A. Rutherford. Debra L. Schultz. Michelle Taylor. Lela S. Beck. Barbara L. Liv- ers, Linda J. Waechter, Laurie A. Bettison, Lucinda S. Clark, Shelley A. Hoyle. Mari M. Baird. Martha M. Hanson, Cheryl A. Johnson. Cynthia E. Snider. K•State Singers — TOP ROW: Charles F. Grier. Richard P. Pickard. Flamm L. Bauer. Timothy W. IMO. Gerald Polack William W. Ireton. Jennifer S. Inskeep. John E. Hester. Benjamin H. Wheatley. SECOND ROW: Janice 1. Snider. Linda S. Edds. Jackie L. Grable. Sherry L. Shearer. BOTTOM ROW: Gary A. Walter. Kenneth D. Jams. 161 Groups satisfy UAB requirements constitution, membership dictated Any group wishing to organize on campus must seek provisional ap- proval from University Activities Board. The board has set up certain requirements which organizations must meet in order to obtain university approval. At least 51 per cent of the member- Representatives from Winchester and Remington give students tips Agricultural Economics Club bers pause momentarily for freshments at a pizza party. Or- ship must be K-State students, fac- ulty, staff or their immediate fami- lies. The organization must have a faculty advisor and a constitution not in conflict with stated university policies. Membership requirements cannot be based on either race, creed or national origin. during the recreation committees second annual shooting clinic. dinarily the club uses its ings to learn about the many ferent aspects of agribusiness. Mortar Board members sell mums in the Union before special games. Wheat State Agronomy Club mem- bers host an informal get together watermelon feed to acquaint new students to the department club. 162 163 Nothdurlt. Martha J. Watson. Linda L. Smith. Diane K. McDonald. Mary K. Sparks, Miriam Linda M. Kruse. SITTING: Rebecca A. Camp- P. Bonn inga. Jan M. Dreiling, Judith A. bell. Patricia K. Friesen. Lilian M. Groothuis. Hendershot. STANDING: Priscilla Pastrick. Janet M. hair. Connie L. Pitman. Dolores K. Koelliker. Martha D. Palmer. Marsha J. Martin. Julie A. STANDING: George Wilcoxon. Charles Stryker. Orlando 8. Yates. Glenn C. Olean. Tommy L. Smith. James H. Founlaine. Craig H. Price. David L. Casper. Robert D. Prochas- Bonebrake. John W. Prock. Keith G. Sebelius. ka. Richard P. Bradley. SITTING: Charles R. Mark D. Calcara, Wayne A. Ross. Mortar Board senior women ' s honorary 11 Blue Key senior men ' s honorary 164 Chimes junior women ' s honorary TOP ROW: Brenna C. Richmond. Judith M. Krob. Catherine L. Marshall, Dianne M. Say- ers. Janice I. Snider. Mary L. Musd. Susan M. Wyatt. SECOND ROW: Marsha A. Graham. Mary J. Grimwood. Jane S. Ley. Diane M. Smith, Garnet M. Wilson. Cynthia George. BOTTOM ROW: Vicky L. Wright. Elaine M. Ruud. Jean A. Martin. Arlys E. Kessler. MI. chaela A. Johnston. Julie L. Taylor. Barbara K. Snicker. Alpha Lambda Delta freshman women ' s honorary TOP ROW: Carolyn A. Lorson, Carole S. Kell. er. Gloria A. Armbruster. Julie E. Burch. Areta A. Kossyk. Dianne L. Fogelberg. Peggy L. Kennedy. Janis K. McNeil, Carol S. Solberg. Linda M. Heitman. Linda M. Helfrich. SEC- OND ROW: Kathleen S. Frostrom, Gail Gregg. Carol J. Williams. Anna M. Skelton. Mary E. Dodd. Linda K. Linn. Karen E. Mosher. Sheri- lyn S. Unruh. Mary A. Leach. Lyanne Eaton. THIRD ROW. Penny S. Nichols. Margaret A. Frame. Catherine B. Morns. Susan K. Miller. Carol A. Evans. Marilyn F. Stuckey. Rhonda K. Campbell, Frances A. Gatz. Linda M. An- derson. Marilyn S. Deschner. Cathrine Caber- ly. BOTTOM ROW: Linda R. Nunemaker. Jeannine Ljungdahl, Mary A. Wedel. Kay L. Turk. Sharon S. Reed, Janet E. Kidwell. Linda K. Brownlee. Joan M. Tegethof I . Spurs sophomore women ' s honorary TOP ROW: Carolyn A. Lorson. Virginia K. Gril- lith, Julie E. Burch. Karla L. Gritton. Peggy L. Kennedy. Ruth A. Schlaegel. Cindy S. Brittle. Barbara A. Brining. SECOND ROW: Bonnie L. Bretton. Lyanne Eaton. Jill E. Ericson. Penny S. Nichols. Margaret A. Frame. Carol A. Ev- ans. Cathy K. Webb. Sandra L. Taylor. THIRD ROW: Linda M. Blackburn. Anita A. Swain. Rhonda K. Campbell. Paula S. Brown. Teresa I. Rupp. Sharon S. Reed. BOTTOM ROW: Linda K. Brownlee. Kristine E. Nevins. Judith A. Hardt. Laura L. Evans. Janis M. Berry. Di- ane Barker. Marilyn F. Stuckey. Students participating in a Walk tired but enthusiastic about the at a reporting station. The walk For Mankind exhibit that they are project as they stop to check-in raised money for Project Concern. 165 Phi Kappa Phi all-university honorary TOP ROW: Ina D. Clements. Marsha C. Scott. Donna J. Davis. Lizabeth L. Fields. Sally Cob- arty. Catherine L Wagner. Julie A. Nothdurlt. Jeaneva R. Keene. Sister Peggy House. Ray- mond L. Copeland. SECOND ROW: Linda G. Humes. Sherryl A. Hawley. Kathleen A. Kept. ing. Steve A. Shilling. Larry C. Schroeder. Martha D. Palmer. Philip M. Brokenicky. Kenneth Hong. Timothy L. Miller. THIRD ROW: Beth G. Bradshaw. Herbert E. Ramsey. Mildred L. Everett. Larry L Marten. Ronald D. Schulte. Joseph E. Millet. Terry L. McGrew, John E. Swain. Orville Bidwell. BOTTOM ROW: John S. Schwartz. Virgil J. McDonough. Dan J. Mlinek. Rose A. Bondy. Richard R. Smith. Richard M. Crew. Kenneth E. Lanham. David E. McLaughlin. Lynn R. Thomas. Putnam Scholarship Association TOP ROW: Gloria A. Armbruster. Martha K. Haynes. Elaine S. Beckman. Carolyn I. Price. Mary L. Richardson. Barbara Umbach. Cyn- thia M. Kueck. Patricia L. Draws. Linda M. Helfrich. Mary .1. Kramer. Susan A. Winkler. SECOND ROW: Patricia A. Howard. Carolyn M. Hathaway. Karen S. Jaques. Jane S. Ley. Linda K. Lee. Sheila A. Schrepel. Mary S. Prickett. Martha A. Peterson. Judith K. Jep- pesen. John D. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Kendall L Elliott. Willis L. Boughton. Philip M. Wood. worth. Charles A. RuDerson. Joyce L Stinson. Craig Q. Hinkson. Joseph E. Miller. Donald E. Richards. Ronald E. Kittle. Lyle D. Pishny. Ray A. Diets. BOTTOM ROW: Gregory L. Bow- ers. Paul Burgardt. Stephen R. Miller. Mark J. Finger. Lee A. haulier. Stephen N. Vaughn. Craig M. Martin. Michael D. Wood. David D. HarbaupD. Edward F. Juno. 166 Alpha Zeta agriculture honorary qi! • • z 9 0 it a „, „ 0 11. I MI s lw § V ts t ii .., (;) t 1 til sati to 4 Ty- - 1 VI k e ‘ le ti r ‘y V ii V 10P ROW: Stephen T. Kelley. Richard M. Dudgeon. Dean A. Rice. Bert R. Bock. Robert J. Righter. Charles G. Jewell. Dana R. Hauck. SECOND ROW: David W. Krogdahl. Tommy L. Smith. William PA. MeDif lett. Herbert E. Ram- sey. Jerald L. Bohn. William L. Brown. Jerry L. Hatfield. James H. Fountains. THIRD ROW: Dale L. Ladd. Larry C. Fischer. Thomas S. Morton. Jay D. Ikea Larry R. Seba. Adrian J. Polansky. Glenn C. Oleen. Gregory J. Hands. BOTTOM ROW: Dennis E. Sweet. Timothy J. Knott. Kenneth L. Conway. Timothy T. Ben- ton. Duane J. Strickler. Gregory D. Umber- ger. Steve E. Abrams. TOP ROW: Charles P. Sauerwein. Byron L. Fis her. Bart Sherwood. John H. Claus. Robert M. Ronnan. Jeffery C. Miller. Gary E. Miller. Richard A. Mosier. Mark L. Reedy. Ronald E Solomon. SECOND ROW: Arden E. Peterson. Steven D. Fisher. Daniel G. Gasche. Roger C. Harvey. Richard L. Bowman. Allen R. Deets. Marc A. Cooper. Eugene J. Powers. Boyd J. Walker. THIRD ROW: Deryl L. Troyer. Eugene D. Berges. Gary R. Zimmerman. David K. Wel• lace. Robert C. Munson. David W. Cooley. Dennis R. Brink. Donald R. Anstaett. BOT- TOM ROW: Joe D. Strahm. Daryl J. Meyer. Steven D. Turnquist. Steven P. Becker. Dick J. Indrien. Ray A. Christiansen. Edward Call. 167 166 Wildlife Society TOP ROW: Timothy L. Sanders. Darrel A. Webb. John A. Lamb. Larry J. Willmar. Car. roll A. Lange. Stephen J. Hageman, Robert B. Wadsworth. Daryl G. Ellison. SECOND ROW: Thomas L. Glick. Scott W. Davis. Robert Ro- bel. Tommie A. Berger. Neal M. Ralph. Rich- ard A. Warhurst, John W. Bastin. THIRD ROW: Glen E. Gobhart, Philip J. Jeflries. David G. Hoffman. Ronald G. Walter. Stephen E. Clu- bine, Kevin W. Jones. BOTTOM ROW: Alan H. Townsend. David W. Darnauer. Larry E. Bar- nett. James E. Varney. Larry R. Hendershot. Maurice E. Pomeroy. Richard A. Farney. Alpha Tau Alpha vocational agriculture teachers organization TOP ROW: Paul L. Babcock. Eldon A. Pfeifer. Charles P. Sauenvein. Douglas T. Stueve. David L. Brothers. Michael R. Wade. Carl L. Stueve. Ronald L. Stucky. SECOND ROW: Daniel P. Gerstner, Stanley R. Bartel. Gary D. Thompson. Larry M. Gruber. Charles L. Bramlage. Lawrence W. Marshall. Randall E. Fuqua. John A. Cederberg. James T. Al- bracht. BOTTOM ROW: Vern D. Wright. Thomas E. Hensley, Clifford S. Sparks. Alva L. Burch. Harold A. Homrighausen. Don R. Pruitt, Dean A. Pankratz. McCager M. Thompson. Agricultural Economics Club TOP ROW: Galen K. Nelson. Larry L. Header- hiser, Dwight L. Curry. David L. Hart. Randy H. Kniep. George Montgomery. Roy D. West- hoff. SECOND ROW: Wayne D. Barngrover, Frederic E. Hof meister. Paul Kelley. Alden N. Shippy. William E. Meyer. Myron P. Bentz. Dennis D. Slat ford. Greg F. Brenneman. BOTTOM ROW: Dale E. Wells. John E. man. kenship. Kenneth E. Lanham. David W. Frost. Roger W. Warren. Gerald F. Meng. Wayne W. Budt TOP ROW: Dennis L. Burt. Daniel L. Billings. Ronnie D. Jackson, James M. Cain. Robert M. Ronnau. Milton Manuel. William E. Cashman. Robert B. Moore. SECOND ROW: Danny L. Scott. Ted E. Odle. Arden E. Peterson. James R. Gordon. Lloyd J. Slawson, Ronald E. Dun- bar, Rodney D. Carsten. Raymond E. BOR. THIRD ROW: Sammy R. Lewis. Robert D. Harmon. Gale R Wiley. Robert C. Munson. LeRoy J. Debes. John SO. Edward E. Rthordy. David E. Ibbetson. BOTTOM ROW: Gregory J. Hands. Otto W. Levin. Maurice C. Miller. James L. Grauerholz. Steven R. Davis. Timo. thy D. Meyer. Ag Economics Club members refuse to allow inclement weather to in- terfere with their enjoyment of a picnic for prospective members. 169 170 Agriculture Engineering faculty present a picnic to better ac- quaint themselves with Agricul- tural Mechanization Club members. Agricultural Education Club TOP ROW: Dinh T. Huy. Nguyen T. Hung, Steve W. Lefever. Eldon A. Pfeifer. Dale E. Conard. Larry E. Stanley. Doug T. Slueve. Lonnie R. Hedstrom. Robert V. Price. IA. Wayne Converse. SECOND ROW: Michael D. Ouart. Lawrence Erpelding, Terry L. Zimmer. Dennis R. Brown, Carl L. Stueve. Lawrence W. Marshall. Larry M. Gruber. Charles L. Bram- lase, John A. Cederberg, Kenneth J. Nickell. THIRD ROW: Stanley R. Bartel. Danny J. Oplotnik. Richard W. Cowen. Charles A. Kerr. Gary D. Thompson. Philip P. Kingston. Daniel P. Gerstner. Jaye D. Dickson. Darrel R. Suder- man. BOTTOM ROW: Merle D. Hadachek. Gerald E. Sharp. Kenneth L. Smith. Kent L. Hansen. James L. Miles. Stephen A. Lynn. James L. Lindquist. Alva L. Burch. Clifford S. Sparks. Don R. Pruitt. Agricultural Mechanization Club TOP ROW: Hal C. Scheuerman. John R. WO- erback. Larry A. Gulch. Joseph W. Works. Charles F. Pacey. Ralph Lipper. Eugene J. Powers. SECOND ROW: Larry D. VanGilder. Dexter E. Schaible. Earl D. Mc ' Acker. Nicho- las R. Weber. Roger N. Berry. Stephen F. Magette. William R. Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Ceps P. Dorman. Marvin C. SeSSIer. Kenneth E. Bailey. Joe E. Blanton. Billy G. Hoffman. Gordon D. Gough. BOTTOM ROW: Robert W. Hurrelbrink. Gilbert E. Wenz. James D. Die- trich. Richard A. Plinsky. Alvin W. Hen. Doug- las D. Sanneman. Terrance L. Vinduska. Pre-Vet Club TOP ROW: Roger P. Ball. Vicki K. Bridson, Daniel T. Gates. Mary C. Huck, Marieann Zopt. Karen M. Zagorsky. Daniel R. Penka. Carla L. Carleton. Virginia L. Warren. Patrick 0. Long. SECOND ROW: Kirby E. Joy. Randall K. Whitcomb. Dale E. Hiesterman, Gregory D. Grimes. Mark S. Frautsehy. David E. Brown, Robert F. Burkitt. Michael G. Schwinn, Rich- ard E. Pursley. THIRD ROW: Calvin E. Schaf- er. Philip S. Hardenburger. Michael A. Trem- blay. John B. Tillinghast. Francis W. Ogden. James N. Kraft. Stephen L. Grilfeth. Phillip G. Hoyt, Michael L. Herndon, Marlin C. ler. BOTTOM ROW: Armon 0. Helzel, James M. John A. Smith. Gary L. Wort:. Mi- chael L. Cappola. Kenneth R. Travnicek. Bradley A. Evans. John W. Hart, Daniel K. Thompson. TOP ROW Nancy J. Hale. Steven J. Krongold. Barbara E. Liebl, Gayle A. Lowery. Peggy J. lohmoyer. Richard J. Knilans. Richard L. Dais . SECOND ROW: Brock A. Martin. Mary E. Beisel. Barbara F. Kitchell John E. Hall. Richard L. Bowman, Steven W. Hall. THIRD ROW: Stephen D. Kirk. Bend A. Leda. Rheal J. Bouchard. Lawrence R. Bramlage. Law- rence R Buller. Gerald E. Smith. Deland R. Barr. BOTTOM ROW: Robert E. Cope. Bruce A. Buller. Jerald T. Lennartz. Joseph O. Pay- Ilk. Bruce L. WI ' moth. Stanley B. Leland. TOP ROW: Sylvia J. Steen, Alice L. Campbell. Pamela R. Henry. Robin L. Gardner. Barbara Umbach. Ricky D. Kellenberger. Margaret S. Jones. SECOND ROW: Pamela S. Krueger. Mary L. Kohlenberg, Rebecca L. Powers. Wayne L. Ingmire. Joyce E. Smithson. Allen R. Deets. THIRD ROW: Robert E. Tolman, Lin- da L. Willmar, Peter J. Walsh. Marshall W. Ensz, Darrell R. Monfort. BOTTOM ROW: Wayne E. Searcy. David E. McKinney. David N. Relhorst. Rodney R. Schoen, Michael H. Raves. 171 172 Dairy Science Club TOP ROW: Merle D. McKeon. Charles P. Sauerwein. David L. Brothers. Peter A. Bed- ford. Daniel G. Laufenberg. Steven M. Strick- ler. SECOND ROW: Robert C. Anderson. Allen L. McKoon, Bruce C. Spellman. Robert F. Burk,It. James L. Wobker. THIRD ROW: Dan- iel J. Kerschen, David K. Wallace. Anthony C. Butel. Michael D. Schauf. David W. Morrison. Reginald L. Kemp. BOTTOM ROW: Leo D. Charvat. Charles L. Call. Michael L. Hinders. John W. Van Horn. Edward Call. Poultry Science Club TOP ROW: Albert Adams. Alphaeus Guhl. P. Varadarajulu. Paul Sanford. Richard O. er. John N. Butts. Lillian L. Sigle. SECOND ROW: John T. Obrien. Gary A. Lillich. Thomas A. Bryan. Frankli Cunningham. James F. Feldkamp. Charles Norton. Michael G. Barry. BOTTOM ROW: M. Rai Reddy. Alan C. Feld- kamp. Marion Fedde. David Mugler. Amos Kahrs. Maddini Choudary. James Craig. TOP ROW: Sheryl A. Worrel, Mary S. Plantz, Named M. Baig. Larry A. Towns, Mary N. Lar- son. SECOND ROW: William R. Haigh. Emily E. Niemann. Dean A. Whitehill. Rozelle M. Webb. BOTTOM ROW: Henry L. Armknecht. William R. German. William A. Gustafson. Douglas A. Clegg. Charles Hall. Horticulture Club Grain Science Club TOP ROW: Mir Shamsuddin. M. R. Shelly. Mark A. Dopps. Hardip Singh, Mohamed A. Hyde,. Galen J. Rokey. Robert G. Lortscher. Syed F. Quadri. SECOND ROW: Steve M. Stucky. Albert E. Emerson. William L. Veith. Chigurupati S. Rao. Gerald E. Klocke. CharleS W. Jackson. Harry Plost. THIRD ROW: Roger H. Bane. Lee A. Scheufler. Ray S. Clark. Rich- ard D. Symns. Jan A. Wilgers. Harold E. Sto- rer. David L. Roney. Earnest E. Peterson. BOTTOM ROW; Daryl J. Meyer. Timothy K. BeIstra. Alan D. Koch, Kenneth L. Risley. Frederick K. Darragh. Eddie L. Crittenden. Marvin D. Wells. To dedicate the feed mill, resentatives from over the state participate in open house ties. Grain Science Club guides both public and private groups through grain science facilities. 174 TOP ROW: Sue A. Teal. Cheryl D. Goff. John H. Wohlberg, Jerry L. Hatfield. Robert Funsch. SECOND ROW: Ray R. Walters. Ron- me M. Runnels, Robert J. Slick. James F. Kasper. Douglas A. Buehler. Howard R. Golf. Gegen. Regis L. Vialle. BOTTOM ROW: John L. Jimmy L. Henderson. John P. Graham. Wheat State Agronomy Club TOP ROW: Kenneth E. Ziegler. Bert R Bock. Byron L. Fischer. John E. Bozarth. Alan V. Taker, Jerry L Hatfield. Franklyn L. Wedel. John F. Baxa. SECOND ROW: Bruce E. Covert. John F. Schletzbaurn, Jan A. Windscheffel. Thomas S. Morton. Jimmie R. Fortner. Rich- ard D. Voth. Stanley E. Hines. THIRD ROW: Kenton L. Eddy. David R. Loges. Herb A. Bea- son. Kenton B. Springer. Stephen D. Hawks, Timothy T. Mitchell. Larry R. Seba. Adrian J. Polansky. BOTTOM ROW: William Powers. Terrell D. Handke. Howard D. Reimer. Ran. dall A. Brady. Jimmy L. Sawyer. Jimmy C. Dooley. Clanton Owenby. Conservation Club Christmas fruit cakes baked by the Bakery Management Club, are sold on campus to raise money for additions to the club ' s library. 175 Bakery Management Club TOP ROW: Barbara A. Barrett. Marvin It Will yard. Stephen J. Paterakis. Cho Tsen. OND ROW: Ronald H. Zelch. Joseph T. Four- met ' . Rhys S. Hodge. Barry A. Solomon. BOT• TOM ROW: John Johnson. Michael A. Gor• man. Steve A. Johnson. Karl F. Berkenkamp. Agricultural Communications Club TOP ROW: Bruce L. Peters. Carl H. Koster, Macy. BOTTOM ROW: Kurt A. Rogan. Charles Glenn A. Heine. Ronald F. Gait SECOND W. Stephens. Lauren D. Libby. Ronald C. ROW: H. Thayne Cozart. Robert D. Harmon. Hanser. Elmer L. Musil. Steven M. Strickler. Elbert Association of General Contractors TOP ROW: Warren R. Janke. Paul B. Diehl. Thomas R. McIntire. Paul A. Sipes. Duane L. McKinney. Gregory L. Vawroch. Jack H. Seip. SECOND ROW: Timothy R. Wi!beck, Eric L. Bartholomew. Ronald L. York. Eric J. Van Benschoten. James F. Tinkum. Bruce D. Bod- ine. BOTTOM ROW: Scott W. Ritter. Delbert B. Smith. Larry L. Pecenka. Richard H. 011ynn. Jerald L. Engelhardt. Alan M. Wright. arcs ' ASS Associated General Contractors. professional organization for building construction students. conduct monthly seminars. Speak- ers at these seminars deal with varied constructional subjects. dvic-nr Ank A 176 American Institute of Architects TOP ROW: Jacqueline M. Schuette. Charlene L. Cheney. Manad Arayapat. William E. Man- kin. Lester Urban. Gregory W. Kaemple. Ken. neth Hong. SECOND ROW: Linda S. Culp. Randall A. Kronbald. Conrad R. Miller. Wit- TOP ROW: Pamela A. Thurman. Robert D. Swanson. Wayne W. Nunemaker. Vincent C. Latona. Steve D. Carr. Stephen R. Endecott. Larry E. Keith. SECOND ROW: Donald B. Ran- ham R. Strong. Kenneth L. Zimmerman. Ly. onell R. Unruh. THIRD ROW. Robert D. Flab,- ger. John W. Peterkord. Steven W. Craig. Ger- ald W. Starr. Michael D. Courtney. Steven J. dall. Randall M. Endecott. Kirk A. Gastinger. James B. Vineyard. Arthur G. Mafia. Thomas A. Tyler. James C. Mueller. John L. Jenkins. BOTTOM ROW: Edgar L. Garrison. Steven G. Turley. William E. Ponden. BOTTOM ROW: Frederick J. Juhnke. Jack W. Kienast. Torr- ance L. Sullivan. Richard A. Jones. Richard L. Petrik. Stanton W. Davenport. Peak . James C. Fetterman. Thomas P. Montgomery. Walter H. Toben. Fred J. Ro- man. Stephen D. Hawks. Tau Sigma Delta architecture fraternity TOP ROW: Kenneth R McDonald. Terry J. Lit- tle. Steve D. Carr. Kenneth Hong. Michael H. Tolson. Gregg T. Voos. Steven W. Kinder. SECOND ROW: Charles W. Scott. William C. Fronick. Daniel J. Link. Gregory D. ham. Mark L. Beset. Victor A. Regnier. TOM ROW: Gerald W. Starr. Phillip W. Boesch. en. James J. Schraeder. John E. Holstrom. Larry D. Goerne. Stephen M. Perry. Louis L. Gogue. Phi Epsilon Kappa men ' s physical education honorary Iv) tr Tr ‘1 rf I • TOP ROW: Herbert D. Marble. Gary D. Harlan. Charles T. Heinz. Larry E. Linenberger, Gary D. Nelson. David Wardell. SECOND ROW: Lloyd E. Robinson. Michael E. Sieben. Ronald L. Tacha. Curt E. Coulter. Jimmie Frovmf el. ter. Harold R. Terpening, Douglas A. Kern. Jack E. Bishop. THIRD ROW: Veryle Snyder, James L. Whelan. Duane L. Feldkamp. Jacob A. Myers. Gary L. Cohen. Laren R. Winter. Bill G. Hickey. Robert L. Engle. John Merriman. BOTTOM ROW: Damon D. Burton. Dwight F. Hemmerling, James D. Dukelow, Richard J. Powierza. Steven C. Elder. David E. Mc- Laughlin. David W. Mantle. Raymond M. McGill. Pint-sized athletes take part in the Punt, Pass, Kick Contest, a community project sponsored by the men ' s physical ed honorary. I 8 Phi Epsilon Delta women ' s physical education honorary TOP ROW: Katherine Geyer. Joyce A. Larson. Gladys F. Fisher, Linda G. Ault. Mary A. Del- zed. Peggy J. Janssen, Judith M. Anderson. Donita K. Davenport. Janice F. Wedel. SEC- OND ROW: Cheryl A. Holder. Barbara Gench, Gail H. Tenzer. Susan J. Strom. Teresa B. McCleary. Stephanie K. McGinness. Dyna M. Sherwood. Beverly C. Frank. Mary T. Kratky. BOTTOM ROW: Jane E. Schroeder. Cynthia A. Sterling. Kathy A. Gardner. Monica M. Fox. Jody M. David. Kathy L. Foltz. Linda L. Mills. Mary A. Mangan. TOP ROW: Kerry A. McCaig. Carla A. Hunter. Patricia M. Bell. Linda M. Dungan. Mary G. Coker. Bonita L. Walklet. Bonnie L. Parker. Jan R. Townsend. SECOND ROW: Becky J. Bogart. Susan G. Stott. Edith A. Rainwater. Katheryn McKinney. Kathleen M. Bowers. Linda A. Stumpf ' . Donna J. Schuler. Judy L. Smith. Joyce E. Pugh. BOTTOM ROW: Diane L. Crawford, Donna F. Rimbey. Barbara L. Summers. Terre L. White. Leah G. Rieschick. Janet L. Hopkins. Virginia M. Auer. Jeannie A Morgan. TOP ROW: Linda M. Cooper. Nora M. Dutton. JoAnne R. Willis. Laurel ' K. Hedstrom. Linda K. Earner. Laura L. Borsdarf. Jill B. Vornauf. Kathy A. Bauman. Mary L. Fromm°. SECOND ROW: Gail L. Cravat. Kristi L. Potter, Linda S. Bateman. Marjorie A. Malkames. Salty A. Kummerfeldt. Mavis I. Fairbanks. Marsha S. Crier. Rebecca M. Beatty. THIRD ROW: Gyll Bates. Miriam Poole. Kathryn R. Anneberg. Barbara A. Miles. Debra J. Hemphill. Rebecca J. Conrad. Connie S. Bohannon, Bonnie J. Wilson. BOTTOM ROW: Carla Rasch, Judy Akers. Nancy J. Johnson. Betty J. Ryan. Ker- ma S. Headrick. Millie A. Smith. Roberta K. Pratt. 179 Sigma Alpha Eta speech and hearing fraternity TOP ROW. Nancy Carlson. Joyce K. Ingalsbe. Mary A. Atwater. Catherine A. Davis. Debra J. Briery. Kathleen S. Bergman. Carol A. Ben- nett. SECOND ROW: Donna L. Wilson. Linda M. Peterson. Sandra M. Pank. Susan M. ters. Martha J. Watson. BOTTOM ROW: Elaine C. Isaacs. Jeanne M. Hoover, Susan C. Slink- man. Judy K. Hahn. Bruce L. Mills. Alpha Delta Theta women ' s medical technology fraternity TOP ROW: Karen S. Culp. Carolyn I. Price. Margaret S. Demmer. Linda K. Morrill. Sara J. Tate. SECOND ROW: Lynne D. Dayhoff. Lois E. Fletcher. Donna R. Adamek, Jean E. Kaiser. Iris E. Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Maxine E. Wil- son. Eileen R. Johnson. Kimberly A. Briggs. Carol J. Reisig. 180 After The Country Theta interested members of the play ' s each K-State Players production Alpha Phi presents the cast to audience. The reception follows that is given in the Auditorium. Theta Alpha Phi theatre honorary TOP ROW: Sally Y. Montgomery. Maureen A. Fickel, Cheryl L. Beckman. Sand ra It Gates. Coral A. McEachern, Merrily A. Johns. SEC- OND ROW: Janet E. Cotton. Sue A. Tastier. Roberta L. Wirth. Lana R. Castle. William R. Jackson. Patricia J. Tarry. THIRD ROW: Jean F. Pfiteger. Martha M. Plotrowsky, Chester M. Pule. Vicki L. Soppe. Karen M. Kammer. BOTTOM ROW: James F. Jagger. Wayne W. Henson. Kristine E. Nevins. Boyd E. Masten. Franklin 8. Siegle. 181 Tau Beta Sigma women ' s band honorary 4 TOP ROW: Susan M. Ford. Sue E. Armstead. Janet C. Brown. Ina D. Clements. Virginia A. Haller. SECOND ROW: Judy R. Yarrow. Cyn- thia K. Venter. Aleda D. Drake. Marsha D. Dutton. Ellen L. Feldhausen. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra M. Boyce. Anna C. Miller. Andrea J. Goodin. Karyl A. Grimm. Mary A. Wilkerson. Mu Phi Epsilon women ' s musical honorary TOP ROW: Janet C. Brown. Janet S. Macken- Johnson. Virginia A. Haller. Sarah E. Swan- Miller. Jeannette M. Grout. Cynthia K. Yen- der, Nancy A. Rutherford, Christy L. Smith. son. Audrey P. Losey. BOTTOM ROW: Anna C. ter. Laurel C. King. Jennifer J. Friesen. Martha E. Benson. SECOND ROW: Unnetta A. 182 Kappa Kappa Psi men ' s band honorary TOP ROW: Stephen E. Gwin, Jerry E. Rife. Paul Shull. Alan W. Groesbeck. Dean L. Arm- stead. SECOND ROW: Gary R. Lockhart. Wil- ton G. Lamb. David L. Eshelman. George Pita. THIRD ROW: Michael R. McSwain. Dennis H. Barrett. John A. Nicholas. James J. Schrae- der. BOTTOM ROW: Gaylord P. Myers. Joseph P. Miller. James W. Trowbridge. Donald D. Lett. Alumni bandsmen returning to campus receive their Homecoming welcome from Tau Beta Sigma. the society of coeds in band. Phi Mu Alpha Sonfonia men ' s musical honorary TOP ROW: Daniel P. Commerford. Jerry E. E. Lavender. James D. MCCallum. BOT TOM Patrick A. McElhany. Dennis H. Barrett. Rile. Dean L. Armstead, David A. Littrell, John ROW: Gaylord P. Myers, Gary R. Lockhart. 183 184 TOP ROW: Margaret J. Waring. William L. Amnia Deborah L. Curtin. Stephen S. witz. SECOND ROW: Charlotte A. Quint. Cher- yl L. Weber. Mildred L. Everett. Gary M. Mc- Janssen. Eldon R. Klein. Kenneth Mrozinski, Coy. Donald L. Denton. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Robert S. Bites. Foley. Harold T. Bach. Irene C. Peterson, Thomas L. Boyle. BOTTOM ROW: Vincent H. Shalkoski. James R. Friend. Robert J. Hand. Joseph M. Duluth. TOP ROW: Phillip J. Bogner. David W. Wilson. Candace A. Butterworth. Joan M. White. SECOND ROW: Garra P. Cohen, Forrest K. Alpha Epsilon Rho radio and television honorary Psi Chi psychology honorary TOP ROW: Susan L. Ceder. Marcia K. Sim- mons. Susanne M. Sickles. Jane E. Habiger. Mary P. Chapin. Roberta Applegate. Deborah J. Courtner. SECOND ROW: Marsha S. Kor- thanke. Cynthia George. Patricia A. Ripple. son. Cecelia M. Jones. Cecilia A. Willis. Mar- Deborah L. Curtin. Catherine A. Millsap. Mari- sha J. Martin. Jodene E. Macklin. Laura S. lyn K. Stack. Brenda K. Peterie. BOTTOM Divin. ROW: Kathleen A. Wenger. Martha A. Peter- 1 Op ROW: Roger D. Dennis. Rita A. Wester. haus. Linda S. Trueblood. Richard B. ius. SECOND ROW: Martha J. Hart. Laura S. Divin. Jane L. Parr. William L. Ammel. THIRD Macy. BOTTOM ROW: Benjamin n. Wheatley. ROW: Elmer L. Musil. Richard E. Shank. Wil- Gary D. Schulz. Lauren D. Libby. John E. ham J. Felber. Michael K. Charles. Elbert B. Thomas. Theta Sigma Phi women ' s journalism honorary ref Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity IBS Sigma Gamma Epsilon geology honorary TOP ROW: Joseph Chelikowsky. Ronald W. Pearce. Jon A. Jeppesen. Bhudeo N. Sinha. John A. Brinker. SECOND ROW; Joseph V. Eburno. Kenneth E. Mathias. Gary 0. Rum. BOTTOM ROW: Claude Shenkel. Ronald West. sey. Kenneth J. McMillen. William Clark. David Scott. Charles Walters. Page Twiss. K-State Players introduce their son. Don ' t Look Now. The two- departs from the ordinary in that first offering for the 1970 sea- act play by poet Kenneth Patchen all the players remain onstage. 186 K-State Players TOP ROW: Alice M. Carroll. Sally Y. Montgom- ery. Coral A. McEachern. Barbara S. Wheeler. Sandra R. Gates. Maureen A. Eckel. SECOND ROW: Terrence E. Rosner. Jean F. Miner, Denece M. McKeeman. Patricia A. Bear. Mar- tha G. Piotrowsky. Benetta M. Lambrecht. THIRD ROW: Craig E. Jagger. Rene I. Small- fridge. Chester M. Pule. Vicki L. Soppe. Rob- ert D. Joel. Tim E. Randall. BOTTOM ROW: George T. Spurlock. James F. Jagger. Wayne W. Henson. Kristine E. Nevins. Roderick L. Parry. Kathy A. Camblin. TOP ROW: Carole S. Keller. Janet E. Cotton. Wirth. Sue A. Tasker, Lana R. Castle. Monica Kammer. TOP ROW: George H. Johnston. Kay L. Steeples. Cheryl L. Beckman. Merrily M. Fox. THIRD ROW: William R. Jackson. Amy Zbigniew P olans10. Harry G. Cook. Phillip K. A. Johns. Patricia J. Tarry. SECOND ROW: L. Rea. Roberta A. Pray. Bruce J. Degi. Frank- Ingersoll. William K. Beckman. Boyd E. Carol L. Gillum. Mary C. Owensby. Roberta L. lin B. Single. Frederick E. Hunt. Karen M. Masten. 187 Harold, a positively reinforced response. The rat was used to members what can be done to pre- trained rat, starts his chain of demonstrate to Psychology Club pare for the spring rat olympics. Psychology Club TOP ROW: Susan R. Gottas. Martha Brown- field. Janis L. Atzenhof I er. Jean D. Lacey. Brenda G. Nielsen. Barbara J. Crary. Betty A. Schrag. SECOND ROW: Ten K. Buchanan. Robert R. Nelson. Frank D. Rut Jerome man. David W. Wilson. Theresa J. Schuler. Robert F. Orb. BOTTOM ROW: John R. Here- tage. William F. Dancy. Nancy L. Douglas. Larry W. Fulk. Richard L. Gaston. Carol A. Russ. Charles B. Hermesch. lag :89 TOP ROW: Jane A. Sanders, Virginia K. Grif- fith, Linda M. Heitman. Kathleen A. Rapt SECOND ROW: Bonnie L. McKnight. Patricia A. Shawgo. Virginia S. Sher.... Lyla J. Swan- son. BOTTOM ROW: Susan J. Lindholm. Nan- cie L. Bauer. Sandra E. Pieschl. Sharilyn L. Baldwin. Kromm. Keith Piercy. BOTTOM ROW:Charles Gary V. Williamson. Huber Sell. Robert M. F. Haag. Marvin W. Weigand. Clyde E. Weaver. Perry. Kenneth W. Bechtel. TOP ROW: Stephen Stover, Robert S. Gaul. Dennis L. Courville, William A. Ziegler. David Williston Geology Club TOP ROW: Joseph Chelikowsky. Elaine C. McMahon. Moon J. Lee. Ronald W. Pearce. Jon A. Jeppnen, Bhudeo N. Sinha. John A. Brinker. SECOND ROW: Joseph V. Eburno. Daniel L. Pearson. Don E. French. Kenneth E. Mathias. Gary 0. Rumsey, William K. Clark. Kenneth J. McMillen. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald West. Michael Koenig, Claude Shenkel, Charles Walters. Gregory N. Green. David R. Scott. Page Twin. Geography Club Pre-Nursing Club 190 TOP ROW: John R. Nichols. Karen S. Prob erts. Sheryl L. Stribling. Louis Fina. SECOND ROW: Jean A. Cloran. John B. Heady. Syed F. Quadri. William W. Gordon. BOTTOM ROW: Eric R. Phillips. Ronald J. Finley. Steven L White. Ronald C. Medd. TOP ROW: Patrica A. Howard. Nancy J. Mund- wiler. Vicki D. Mobley. Ronald D. Hatfield. SECOND ROW: Larry Seitz. Martin C. Rues- segger. Steven L. Bernasek. Philip R. Zillm• ger. BOTTOM ROW: Larry L. Jackson. Ste- phen J. Vancura. Harry E. Hagan. Richard L. Marlin. American Chemical Society Alpha Kappa Psi men ' s business administration fraternity TOP ROW: Rodney W. Brown. Philip M. Bro- kenicky. Carl L. Schwarz. Darryl W Graves. Stephen T Finney. Maurice J. Behnke. Alan W. Groesbeck. John L. QuiIlin. SECOND ROW: Charles C. Cole. Joseph E. Miller. Thomas A. Hintz. Duane R. Gasper. Henry C. Pottberg. Dale A. Eltiste. Michael W. Bradshaw. BOT- TOM RO W: Stephen J. Glotzbach. Richard D. Bergsten. Michael VanCampen. Michael G. Flory. Gerald F. Kennedy. Russell L. Reinert. Thomas P. Mulvany. Microbiology Club Phi Chi Theta women ' s business administration fraternity TOP ROW: Ina D. Clements. Marilyn A. Hein. Dianne L. Fogelberg. Janis K. McNeil. tine A. VanPetten. Sheryl K. Cox. SECOND ROW: Lee Ross. Cheryl M. Corcoran. Jeanne A. Hale, Marian E. Johnson. Judy K Atwood. Carol S. Fel!man. BOTTOM ROW Cheryl A. Barta. Janet M. Cary. Cheryl L. Davis. Sheri A. Storer. Martha K. Evans. Business administration frater- Kappa Psi meet in Aggieville ture. The Alpha Kappa Psi re- nities, Phi Chi Theta and Alpha for a joint pizza and beer yen- gional director was also present. 191 Student Education Association TOP ROW: Janet M. Hickey. Diane M. Lowry. Patricia S. Nelson. Michelle Taylor. Vicki J. Lane. Marcia S. Busselle. Joelen S. Boyer. Jennalee S. Wedel. Barbara L. Seck. Mary N. Lucido. SECOND ROW: Jamie S. Klusener. Elaine L. Sal mans. Marsha C. Renner. Vicki D. Mobley. Colleen U. Brechbill. Marilyn M. Dow. Phyllis I. Meyers. Mary J. Cure. Ellen A. Bot- tiger. THIRD ROW: Ann M. Boyce. Diane M. Kongs. Jennifer C. Shea. Diana R. Fromm. Jeanne K. Leslie. Judy E. Beedles. Martha J. Patterson. Karen M. Dale. Ann L. Boyd. Twila G. Stowe. BOTTOM ROW: Martha M. Pio- trowsky. Terran S. Hawks. Lindsey D. Doug- lass. Linda K. Brownlee. Linda M. Letholt. Lois J. Rhoades. Linda M. Waldschmidt. Cry ' s. tal F. Reimer. John DeMand. TOP ROW: Nellene K. Grose. Marlene F. Grose. Rebecca A. Guy. Judith M. Kroh. Car- lotta A. Beckman, Glenda J. Greenfield. Carol K. Kurtz. SECOND ROW: Marcia J. Birney. Joan M. White, Sheryl D. Koch. Donita L. Seim. Jane E. Groeltz, Joan M. Ward. THIRD ROW: Karla C. Halderson, Carrie A. Bleam. Donna D. Sigle, Tanya S. Wilson. Linda S. Henry. BOTTOM ROW: David D. Yoder. Sheryl L. Baer. Constance J. Bearnes. Christena M. Melton. Roy E. Bruna. Alan J. Kostus. TOP ROW: Barbara L. Livers. Evelyn A. Rock. Amy A. Laughlin. Linda M. Kruse, Janice A. Jacobs. Linda E. Bowman. Ruby M. Sinn. Kit- ty S. Bunke!. SECOND ROW: Crystal L. Col- linsworth. Linda R. Harms. Miriam P. Bennin- Ba, Sandra J. Aberte. Ricoua S. Johnston, Connie E. Hoffman, Laura M. Baker. THIRD ROW: Julie A. Murphy. Diane R. Bailer. Becky A. Berger. Thomas L. Kite. Charles P. Sauer- wein, Elaine M. Ruud. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald B. Turner. Redge E. Albrecht. Joyce L. Stin- son. Carlene M. Malmstrom. Rita J. Hatch. Marilyn D. Hazen. Judith J. Hedlind. 192 Kappa Delta Pi education honorary TOP ROW: Georgia G. Harris. Carolyn S. Fox. Rose A. Ebert. Carolyn L. Stucky. Janice A. Jacobs. Cynthia S. Thompson. Carol R. Dudg- eon. Jamie S. Klusener. Jackie W. Siemens. SECOND ROW: Carlotta A. Beckman. Linda E. Bowman. Patricia A. O ' Donnell. Cynthia I.. Shields. Pamela K. Widener. Nancy Johns. Shirley A. Mosher. THIRD ROW: Nancy K. Mangelsdort. Miriam P. Benninga. Nancy L. Fry. Marcia A. Bosse. Carol B. Johnson. Mar- tha D. Palmer. BOTTOM ROW: Sharoil L. Flo- ra. Ann L. Boyd. Diane K. McDonald. Rita J. Hatch. Douglas P. Goheen. Antoinett W. Sid- linger. Joe Loeb. Demonstrating teaching methods for deaf school children, a stu- dent explains details to Student Education Association members. Student Council for Exceptional Children TOP ROW: Diane A. Nickel. Ellen A. Smith. Marlene F. Grose. Nellene K. Grose. Vicki J. Lane. Joelen S. Boyer. Nancy L. Manley. Car- o! R. Oudgeon. SECOND ROW: Jamie S. Klu- sener. Jackie W. Siemens. Kitty S. Bucket. Connie E. Hoffman. Jean C. Watts. Kathy D. Hall. Donna K. Parry. THIRD ROW: Cynthia M. Reitz. Anna C. Proffitt. Terry S. Leckron. Rosalie L. Shorman. Charlotte K. Prosser. Melinda L. Schrader, Diane M. Bailer. Twila G. Stowe. BOTTOM ROW: Trudy G. Ritter. Lind. sey D. Douglass. Linda K. Brownlee. Peggy S. Petnch. LaNell E. Katzer. Martha G. Flotrows- ky. William Chollar. 193 Encouraging academic achieve- ment and recognition, 11 students and one faculty member are for- mally initiated into Alpha Pi Mu. Alpha Pi Mu is the national Indus- trial Engineering honor society. Alpha Pi Mu industrial engineering honorary TOP ROW: Prabhat K. Misra. Robert G. Par- ker. Abdeighani A. Elimam, Dwight E. Beau- champ. SECOND ROW; Bruce B. Minear. Dennis G. Huerter. Kevin R. Cahill. BOTTOM ROW: David D. Kellenberger. Curtis E. Jilg. Jerrold M. Cline, Hernando Gandara. TOP ROW: Larry C. Schroeder. Terry B. Wal- dren, Kenneth L. Studer. James A. Kuharic. SECOND ROW: Herbert Ball, Rodney L. Web- ring. Stanley R. Wenger. Richard R. Ray. Douglas E. Reef. BOTTOM ROW: Danny L. Christenson. Ronald E. Seery. Russell M. Randall. Harry P. Guy. Sigma Tau engineering honorary TOP ROW: Steven R. Bootman. Howard L. Meyer. Denis E. Abbott. Michael F. Gard. Richard C. Obee, Randall D. Miller. Larry L. Marten. SECOND ROW: James E. Leach. Ralph E. Bazil, Alan H. Beyer. James E. Sylvesler, James L. Dietrich. Roger W. Resley. BOTTOM ROW: Timothy J. Su ellentrop, Ste- yen L. Clanton. Kris B. Curry. Ronald D. Full- er. Steven A. McGinness. David 0. Smith. Alfred C. Sann. Eta Kappa Nu electrical engineering honorary TOP ROW: James 0. Bagley. Laree A. Mugler. Frank H. Pratt. Richard C. Obee. Teddy Hodges. Howard L. Ott. Jay R. Osborne. James E. Sylvester. Ronald C. Holmes. Mi- chael F. Gard. SECOND ROW: James A. Ku- haric, Larry L. Marten. Rodney L. Webring. Kenneth D. Graves, Michael F. Pacey. Ste- phen F. Cordel, William E. Craig. Randall D. Miller. Denis E. Abbott. THIRD David L. Casper, Leon W. Wright, Alan W. Johnson. Alan H. Beyer. Stephen R. Thompson. Steven C. Weaver. James E. Leach. Dale I. Ellis, David 0. Smith, Dean E. Eisenhauer. BOTTOM ROW: Michael R. Caughron. Russell M. Randall. Alfred C. Sann, Roger W. Resley. Ronald D. Fuller. Craig H. Price. Roger S. McCallum. Ronald G. Fraass. Louis F. Fleske. Pi Tau Sigma mechanical engineering honorary Steel Ring, an honorary society for senior men in enginee ring, accepts the responsibility for the planning and coordination of the various engineering activi- ties at their annual open house. Steel Ring TOP ROW: Steven R. Boorman. William E. Craig. Douglas G. Smith. James A. Kuharic. SECOND ROW: Charles A. Stryker. Donald W. Prigel, James E. Leach. David L. Casper. BOTTOM ROW: John S. Schwartz. Craig H. Price. Harry P. Guy, Louis F. Fleske. Chi Epsilon civil engineering honorary TOP ROW: Jay R. Osborne. Gary L. Fox. Timo- thy D. Wigger. Max A. Morgan. Charles A. Stryker. Donald W. Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Monroe Funk. Steven J. Cohorst. David L. Casper. Rodney L. Vylf. Keith L. Pippin. John B. Morris. THIRD ROW: Clyde J. Wilkens. Michael F. Pacey. Ronald C. Holmes, Larry D. Graham. Roger S. McCallum. BOTTOM ROW: Kent M. Killmer. Mark L. Hahn. David J. Kar nowski, Stephen R. lackey. 196 197 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers TOP ROW: Steven R. Bootrrian, Arun K. Hun- diwal. Larry M. Morris. Ivan L. Clark. Larry L. Marten, Richard C. Obee. Richard. J. Peter- son. Siu Kiong Toe, Richard D. Hoagland. SECOND ROW: Howard L. Meyer. Danny J. Groves. Olen F. Svoboda, James E. Sylvester. Denis E. Abbott. Randall D. Miller. Michael F. Gard. William A. Seidel. THIRD ROW: James R. Widener. Michael J. McKimens. James W. Gray. Ralph E. Bazil. David L. Roach. Timothy J. Suellentrop. David 0. Smith. James L. Die- Inch. BOTTOM ROW: Claude R. Allen. Kris B. Curry. Ronald D. Fuller. Leo E. Ostberg. Rog- er W. Risley. Allred C. Sann. Carl L. Barben. Steven L. Clanton. American Institute of Industrial Engineers TOP ROW: Hernan H. Mitsumasu. Linley S. White. Dwight E. Beauchamp. Jimmie S. Crowder. Roy W. Morgan. Edward S Hickey. Dennis G. Huorter. Paul F. Antes. Michael Niedenthal. SECOND ROW: John J. Weikel. man. Eugene B. Kirkpatrick. Ronald A. Stry- ker. David M. Lindley. William M. Hollick, Dayle K. Lewis. Curtis E. Jilg, Duane E. Carl- son. THIRD ROW: Terry T. Beets. Jerrold M. Cline. James R. Lee. Michael L. Maddux, Kenneth I. Bone. David D. Kellenberger, Charles T. Keiyman, Bruce B. Minoan. BOT- TOM ROW: Henry D. Becker. Robert E. Stone. hocker. Warren C. Feerer. Robin B. Dolby. Michael D. Blackburn, Barry R. Hoover. Jack- ie L. Bolden. Roland W. Case. 198 TOP ROW: John C. Chatolain. Larry J. Ross. Richard L. Dart William M. Lindsay, Dennis J. Johnson. David L. Miller. SECOND ROW: Joseph M. McAfee. Bruce A. Walton. Donald W. Prigel, Anthony H. Vitro, Jerrold M. Cline. BOTTOM ROW: Louis Bass. Edward L. Vodo- Pest, Bim L. Rowley. Michael F. Pacey. Ron- ald E. Seery. American Institute of Chemical Engineers TOP ROW: Craig W. Smith. Lester L. Leighty. William E. Craig. William E. Schaid. Paul J. Barlak. Stanford A. Siemens. Joel C. Moser. David A. Dole. SECOND ROW: Gordon J. Mar- ston. James P. Cox. Terry L. Stout. Paul T. Hardman. Urban W. Horinek. John B. Smith. Lyndon K. Blocksome, Steven C. Weaver. THIRD ROW: Richard Akins, Douglas E. Rob- ker. Edwin N. Amick. James R. Manhart, Timothy J. Bonner. Alan R. Hartig. Jim R. Roth. BOTTOM ROW: George C. Tittsworth. Benjamin Kyle, Keith E. Long. Thomas J. McMillen. Sidney T. Edwards. Terry L. Cran- dall. Robert A. Hubbard. Society of American Military Engineers American Nuclear Society TOP ROW: William E. Kennedy. William E. Nelson. William M. Lindsay. Kent L. Brown. Frank H. Pratt. Norman L. Graves. SECOND ROW: Robert Clack. John A. Bailey. David A. Downtain. Richard L. Dotson. John W. gier. Michael D. Hall. Roy W. Rathbun. BOT- TOM ROW: Frank M. Krohn. Donald G. Naylor. Donald W. Priget Paul L. Ballinger. Alan M. Snyder. Edwin R. Petrowsky. TOP ROW: Larry G. Chorn, Mohamed R. Ta- vakolizadeh. Johnny C. Liu. Robert G. Mann. Steven K. Freeburne, Kenneth H. Hsu. Thom. as A. Carlisle, Lawrence E. Frazee. SECOND ROW: Terry L. Crandall. David C. Everitt. Dale A. Zellers. Richard L. Hanson. Keith M. San. key. John 0. Cozad. Herbert Bates. THIRD ROW: Donald L. Macklin. Stephen L. Long. Robert H. Spitzer. Michael J. Beier. Richard L. Flanary. Robert P. Riordan. BOTTOM ROW: Gilbert J. Bayer. Richard W. Porter, Steven D. Carter. Dale G. Sherman. Wayne L. Baldwin. American Society of Agriculture Engineers TOP ROW: Steve J. Grail. Dean E. Eisenhauer. Teddy Hodges. Alan W. Johnson. Michael L. O ' Halloran. Dennis K. Kuhlman. SECOND ROW: Guttu Midekssa, Kenneth D. Graves. Roger G. Leonard. Douglas S. Hoopes. ren D. Kelly. THIRD ROW: Charles F. Tuttle, Jerry L Ostermann. Armin E. Johnson. Don E. Anschulz. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Spill- man. Wayne E. Nichols. Galen E. Thorsell, Riley R. Cook. John W. Krupp. 199 American Society of Mechanical Engineers TOP ROW: Robert L. Fuqua. Kenneth L. Stu- der. Laree A. Mustier. Danny C. Kingry. Rol- land N. Jennison. Larry D. Brake. Howard L. Ott. SECOND ROW: Ralph W. Gwinn. Rodney L. Webring. Douglas W. Grothaus. David L. Boyert. Gary L. Davis. Richard R. Rat. THIRD ROW: Edward L. Vodopest. Terry W. Beemer. LeWayne C. Becker. William E. Monroe. Den- nis E. Grennan. John E. Miller. Stephen J. Shanline. BOTTOM ROW: Robert L. Gorton. Danny L. Christenson. William B. Lilt David C. Cordel. Russell M. Randall. Gary W Decker!. TOP ROW: Arun K. Gupta. Larry C. Schroeder. Dennis D. Dodds. Gary A. Sieverin. Donald C. Gray. Richard K. Rogers. James A. Kuharic. Gary W. Lang. SECOND ROW: David S. Rowe. David L. Miller. Eugene C. Smith. Stephen F. Cordel. Terrence W. Ryan. Duane L. Deutsch. Donald E. Richards. THIRD ROW: Mark L.Cos- ine. Donald L. Hellar. Darrell D. GroIlmes. Leon W. Wright. Richard E. Gimpte. Ronald D. Wenger. BOTTOM ROW: Michael R. Caugh- ron. Steven C. Butterworth. Ronald V . Nor- ton. Donald J. Glaser. Ray A. Dills. David J. Johnson. Dale I. Ellis. 200 American Society of Civil Engineers TOP ROW: Robert D. Armstrong. Randy W. Fiorucci. Alan J. Anderson. Donald W. Mont- gomery. Timothy D. Wigger. Steven J. Metro. Vincent M. Flippin. Daniel K. Alsip. SECOND ROW: Darold D. Davis. Robert W. Jones. May- nard Bates. Gene L. Mills. John B. Morris. Gary L. Fox. Frank B. Hempen. BOTTOM ROW: Karl W. Mueldener. Rodney L. Vyf I. Edwin C. Gurnee. Don L. Wiruth. David G. Reilly. Kenneth R. Shetlar. Stephen R. Lack- ey. Warren F. Rosebraugh. TOP ROW: Michael E. Debotet Hays A. Brick. ell. Robert A. Cook. Dennis L. Heuszel. Max A. Morgan. John M. Oswald. William C. Mierau. Charles A. Stryker. Henry R. Spurner. SEC- OND ROW: Jay R. Osborne. Bun L. Rowley. Kim E. Myers. Bruce A. Walton. Ronald C. Holmes. David L. Casper. Daniel L. Keefer ' . Keith L. Pippin. THIRD ROW: Clyde J. Wilkens. John W. White, Larry D. Graham. Steven J. Cohorst. David J. Karnowski. David L. Eshel- man. Michael F. Pacey. BOTTOM ROW: Kent M. Winer. Mark L. Hahn. Stephen E. Seltzer. Michael D. Kyser. Danny L Brown. Bruce D. Remsberg. Roger S. McCallum. Vernon Rosebraugh. 201 Home Economics Teaching Interest Group Phi Upsilon Omicron home economics honorary TOP ROW: Bette J. Ferbrache. Kathleen A. Walker. Deborah K. Henneberg. Linda M. Kruse. Julie A. Nothdurf I. Janice M. Hickok. SECOND ROW: Merritta S. Atwell. Diane M. Smith. Jeanette L Miriam P. Benninga. Marsha S. Korthanke. Cynthia George. THIRD ROW. Arlys E. Kessler. Rebecca S. Bailey. Judy A. Gillen. Mary E. Chubb. Karen P. Pen- nor. Linda K. Good. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon L. Flora. Susan K. Phillips. Marsha J. Martin. Judith A. Hendershot. Teresa A. Richards. Martha D. Palmer. TOP ROW: Janet M. Hickey. Susan B. Scoby. Rudene G. Giessenbier. Cynthia S. Gusset. Rebecca C. Reheis. Kathleen C. Shepard. Sandra L. Freeman. Trudy A. Kloelkosn. SECOND ROW: Terran S. Hawks. Mary A. Wedel. Diane K. Hein. Sandra L. Shaw. sha L. Mingle. Trudy M. Macy. Manota F. Her. berS. BOTTOM ROW: Judy M. Barnett. Gloria J. Bohrer. Rita K. Fyte. Linda M. Wald• Schmidt. Mary M. KeeShan. Sharon L. flora. 202 TOP ROW: Carolyn A. Rock. Sheila S. Leh• man. Paulette S. Gibler. Deborah K. Henne- berg. Joelle A. McCall, Dotty J. Neuf eld. Carol K. Kurtz. Donna K. Funk. Cynthia L. Staley. SECOND ROW: Susan K. Harris. Marilyn Mc- Reynolds. Joyce E. Vering. Rebecca S Bailey. Phyllis I. Meyers. Margaret L. Piper. Janet E. Tillberg. Martha J. Patterson. THIRD ROW: Diane T. Drury. Sarah L. Limbrey. Margaret E. Anderson. Beverly J. Busse. Linda L. Pittman. Bonnie K. Unruh. Joyce E. Ewing. Sherilyn S. Unruh. Omicron Nu home economics honorary TOP ROW: Juheanne Osburn. Lizabeth F. Fields. Deborah K. Shawnee L. Fairbanks. Julie A. Nothdurft. Gail E. Mueller. SECOND ROW: Sandra L. McMilton, Carol J. Gilmore. Joanne Worthington. Ramona J. Stucky. Anike 0. Olayemi. BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Moxley. Rose A. Bondy. Martha D. Palmer. Teresa A. Richards. Wanda C. Cou- ture. Miriam P. Benninga. Family and Child Development Interest Group TOP ROW: Carolyn A. Limon. Vicki E. Trail. sue. Linda E. Neuf orth. Charlotte J. Gott Donna M. Elder. Anna M. Shanks. Carol E. Smith. Kathryn M. Littler. SECOND ROW: Kathryn K. Zeckser. Janice K. Starosta. Joanne Worthington. Alberta M. Popp. Anne M. Guilloil. Kella A. Boyce. Judith R. Devon- port. THIRD ROW: Jenell M. Matson. Janet L. Nichols. Willa D. Scheuneman. Charlene S. Brinkmeyer. Jane M, Munger. Teresa S. Blackburn. Catherine S. Clark. Barbara J Bottorff. BOTTOM ROW: Linda K. Renberger. Donna L. Bullock. Rita M. Thurston. B. Sue Kellar. Jodene E. Macklin. Patricia A. Mudge. Professional Foods Club devotes time toward research concerning dietetic problems currently pres- ent in underdeveloped countries. Professional Foods Interest Group TOP ROW: Sharlyn R. Say. !Ocarina Osburn. Karen M. McDaniel. Jean M. Levendotsky. Donde M. Cohorst. Patricia M. Lorson. Re- becca L. Shaw. Diana L. Bachus. Sharon K. Vering. Neva E Klein. SECOND ROW: Jennifer G. Clark. Cheryl J. Wiley. Carol J. Gilmore. Linda A. Holtman. Janet E. Murphy. Nancy J. Watt. Cynthia A. May. Susan D. Corpening. THIRD ROW: Debrah J. Huber. Barbara J. Dreiling. Patricia A. Frohn. Judy A. Gillen. Karen S. Jaques. Gayle A. Yost. Pamela 8. Boylan. Kathleen L. Smith. Teresa A. Rich- ards. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy E Meyer. Mary E. Heer. Betty J. Anderson. Donna S. Turpin. Judith A. Hendershot. Nancy J. Backhus. Judith A. Heldt. Judith A. Nelson. TOP ROW: Susanne M. Sickles. Mary E. Mann, Joyce F. Torbert. Marcia K. Simmons. SEC- OND ROW: Marilyn F. Stuckey. Cynthia George. Patricia A. Ripple. Marsha S. Kor- thanke. Susan E. Shaw. BOTTOM ROW: Cher- yl L. Simons. Brenda K. Peterie. Kathleen A. Wenger. Jodene E. Macklin. 205 TOP ROW: Linda S. Link% Shawnee L. Fair- banks. Sharon K. Teeters. JoLynn D. Schwanke. Larry G. Gay. SECOND ROW: Ja- net S. Sherar, Judith L. Norris, Linda a Mar- tin. Kathleen S. Kolarik. BOTTOM ROW: Fred- erick J. Juhnke, Jack W. Kienast. Terrance L. Sullivan. Jerry L. Hotstrom. TOP ROW: Nina C. Starr, Paula J. Larson. Charlotte L. Bremenkamp. Ellen F. Barta. SECOND ROW: Lura V. Story. Susan S. John- son. Sandra S. Garanson. BOTTOM ROW: Al- bie Rasmussen. Patricia L. Mang. Marjorie A. Honig. Dixie R. Obert. American Institute of Interior Designers Family Economics Interest Group Home Economics Journalism Interest Group American Veterinary Medical Association TOP ROW: Patricia A. Jarrett. Laura J. Suggs. Michael R. Dalrymple. Joseph B. Harder. Edwin B. Brockway. Lonnie L. Lemon. Jer- ome I. Leise, James R. Guglie;mine. Dennis E. Hausmann. SECOND ROW: Walter C. Cash. Davy J. Harkins: Allan C. Oltien. Jerre K. Ror- ick, Gayle D. Arasmith. Stephen 8. Weiner. Phillip C. Meyer. Donald L. Bridges. THIRD ROW: Ronald D. Schulte. Robert L. Ridgway. Richard D. Kirk. Douglas R. Aberle, Lonnie L. Hanel, Gary L. Hartzell. William W. Burdett. BOTTOM ROW: Stephen H. Magill. John A. Jarrett. Kenneth L. Carlson. Glenn W. Riggs. Dennis E. McClary. Gerald L. Richardson. Dale D. Boyle. Doug J. Duston. TOP ROW: Frederic J. Wiseganrer, Harold J. Harvey. Williams H. Meyer. Joe A. Fakler. Herbert E. Floss. Charles G. Jewell. Gene A. Hintz. James L. Golliher. Richard Harrington. SECOND ROW: James H. Fountaine, William L. Brown. Haskell S. Wright. Keith L. Eber- hart. Margery A. Braunschweiger. Larry A. Semm. Larry C. Fischer. James L. Morris. THIRD ROW: Roger C. Harvey. Daniel G. Gasche. Paul E. Steinmeyer. Delbert E. Wal- ter. Daniel R. Galassini. James P. GrossardL Steven L. Alberts. Sondra L. Seefeldt. BOT- TOM ROW: Robert A. Harwood. Ronald D. Pappan. James R. McClellan. Melvin M. Ahlguist. Rodney J. Schief ler. Robert E. Cody. Vernon M. White. Raymond K. Haresnalae. TOP ROW: Peter J. Kaufman. Patricia J. Lun- ges), Kathleen A. Keating. Christa M. Fa• bianke. Raymond T. Marsh. Peter M. Falk. Andrew Got reed. SECOND ROW: Ronald E. Seitz. Norman FL Gallo. Eddie K. Daniels. iv D. Stuart. Gerald W. Erickson. Mark A. Poell. THIRD ROW: John W. Banning. Mark P. Dull ' ' ' . Bernie R. Page. Steven C. Henry. Mon- ty J. Menhusen. Steven R. Welty. Terry S. Wol• len. BOTTOM ROW: James S. Smith. Timothy J. Knott. Marvin L. Olmstead. Thomas R. Hathaway. John G. Locke. Deryl L. Troyer. TOP ROW: Richard H. Fell. Richard M. Dudg- eon. Robert J. Righter. James R. Wilson. Merle L. Raida. Gerald W. Henrikson. Joseph S. Gessner. SECOND ROW: Jay D. Riedl. Jay 0. Hedrick. Justin B. Janssen. Melvin H. Ham- lin. Richard W. Lewis, Steven L. Stockham. BOTTOM ROW: Thomas E. Keller. Michael A. Paul. Richard K. Norton. Jonathan E. Briel. Roger M. Genetzky. William E. Pannbacker. Dennis E. Sweet. 206 TOP ROW: Charles M. Spinelli. Karen S. Sny- der. Christine A. Schmeiser. Richard C. North. Carolyn R. Zenishek, Gregory S. Hammer. John Schumacher. SECOND ROW: James Schumacher. Richard D. Jamison. Kenneth L. Ewy. Andrew L. Martinsen. Rex H. Bridgman. Lawrence S. Allen. David D. Sim- mons. Richard H. Heersche. BOTTOM ROW: R. Steven Garten. Fred L. Moss. Michael D. McCoy. Ronald G. Kenton. Philip A. Beau- doin. Harlyn G. McGuire. Dale E. Holterman. TOP ROW: William C. Carson. Jerald C. Katt er. Terry L. Hills. Daniel G. LauFenberg. Charles R. Boreson. Stephen R. Maxwell. James L. Holterman. SECOND ROW: James L. Coleman. Stephen C. Osten. Gary R. Zimmer- man. J. Dustin Hultine. Phil S. Goss. Fred F. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Lawrence 0. Pultz. David A. Reid. Michael W. Peterson, Earl F. Meierhenry. Richard W. Jakimer. Calvin R. Moffitt. William 0. Rishel. TOP ROW: Dean A. Rice. Wayne E. Thiele. Eric Gofreed. Leroy G. Meyer. Charles W. Leath- ers. Richard A. Mosier. Allen R. Sippel. SEC- OND ROW: Arthur R. Dirks. David W. Krog- dahl. Arthur D. DeHart. Curtis L. Bock. James D. Beesley. Raymond L. Metzner. Richard A. Mohney. THIRD ROW: Norman V. Hansmey- er, Ronald G. Feldkamp. Richard J. Rahija. Ray A. Christiansen. Larry W. Hartke. David A. Voigt. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald R. Lee. Don- ald H. Campbell. Kyle W. LaRosh. James E. Harvey. Robert M. Brown. Richard J. Indneri. Thomas B. Avery. TOP ROW: Sandra Kiefer. Lillian L. Sigle. Cyn- thia A. Dawson. Mary B. Kelley. Karla S. Rugh. Nancy M. Bodmer. Marc S. Hardin, Ernest J. Tomasiewicz. SECOND ROW: Mi- chael J. Gilsdorl, Gregory E. Ross. Donald M. Odel. Robert C. Howland. Marc A. Cooper. John K. LeBlond, David F. Vogt. THIRD ROW: Thomas K. McCoy. John M. Horsch, Orval R. Warehime. Edward L. Epp. Melvin H. Falk. Darrel J. Schweitzer. BOTTOM ROW: Deborah J. Deege, Larry M. Richards. Steven N. Quil. lin. Mark S. Means. Michael L. Whitehair. Bar- ton L. Richards. Norman D. Schnitlker. 207 Rooms at the United Ministries vide a meeting place for K-State ' s also sponsors fall and spring re- for Higher Education Center pro- Christian Fellowshi p. The center treats and summer training camps. TOP ROW: Sherilyn S. Unruh. Rosanne E. Funk, Carol R. Loganbill. Everett R. Ramer. Myrna J. Bartel. SECOND ROW: Teresa L. Andrea. Ervin R. Goossen. Virlon N. Unruh. Paul D. Miller, Karen S. Jantz. Stanley R. Bar- tel. BOTTOM ROW: Lyonell R. Unruh. Edward L. Epp. Ruby M. Peterson. Paul D. Zehr. Hugo Bosch mann. Mennonite Fellowship K-State Christian Fellowship TOP ROW: Ola M. Murphree. Ilene M. Ryser. Carolyn K. Landes. Mary L. Carlson, Marsha R. Wilson, Karen R. Anderson. Paula J. Lar- son. Kathy J. Schulz. Sheryl L. White. SEC- OND ROW: Barbara A. Hills. Steve A. Schill. ing. James R. Wilson. Siu Kiong Ito.. Ralph W. Carlson. Richard N. Haas. Aaron E. Carl- son. John A. Burdick. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy L. Foltz. Dennis J. Johnson. Gregory L. Bow- ers. David R. Spare. James J. Voth, Laverle L. Busenitz. John J. Kooiker. Newman Club TOP ROW: Laurel S. Cox. Catherine J. Stal- cup. Teresa A. Proffitt. Maureen E. Wilson. Margaret S. Demmer. Katherine M. Buck. SECOND ROW: Carol J. Gilmore. Deborah A. Kolarik. Brenda S. Klenke. Kathleen A. Raple. Judy A. Gillen. THIRD ROW: Mary T. Kratky. Gloria J. Bohrer, Rita A. Stolz. Marjorie E. Fitzpatrick, Helen L. Fehrenbach. Dorothy E. Resole. BOTTOM ROW: Davy J. Harkins. David S. Powers, Rose A. Bondy. Andrew J. Schuler. John L. Kasper. TOP ROW: Mary G. Klemm, Mary C. Ebert. Teresa J. Kurtenbach. Sharon K. Heng. Mary M. Karnowski, Dorinda Fleischmann, Janice M. Mullin. SECOND ROW: Kathleen S. Kolarik. Susan K. Phillips. Mary A. Haiek, Richard L. Dame. Jerome I. Leise. Karen S. Hens. Carl Kramer. BOTTOM ROW: Edward Weisenberg, Judith M. Rickstrew, Michael A. Barnes. Ken- neth F. Ptacek. Michael J. Demmer. John I. Steffen. Richard A. Farney. 210 Grace Baptist Student Fellowship TOP ROW: Janice C. Ostrom. Neva E. Klein. Kathy J. Schulz. Alberta M. Popp. Aldena S. Kliewer. Pasta M. Wiens. SECOND ROW: Lan- issa L. McArthur. Ola M. Murphree. Ilene Ryser. LaVonne Anderson. Carole J. Phillips. Reinhold Deckness. Sara M. Franz. BOTTOM ROW: Stanley D. Hall, Richard N. Haas. Patri- cia K. Roscoe. Laverle L. Busenitz: John A. Haas. Robert Taussig. Baptist Student Union TOP ROW: Judy K. Linder. Kris A. Adams. Patricia L. Coen. Nancy J. Pickett. Julie B. Marcuson. Eva M. Armsworthy. Nola K. Hunt. singer. Nancy L. Chaffee. SECOND ROW: Mary M. Christenson. Steven L. Norco. Erma L. Bolan. Dorothy D. Williams. William C. Paulson. William C. Leek, Gerry E. Snapp. BOTTOM ROW: Richard L. Marcuson, Clifford L. Dungey. Johnny A. Peters. Kristen K. Cool- ey. Dennis C. Bates, Ronald A. Bohannon. McCager M. John Bolan. Kappa Phi, Christian women ' s orga- models out of styrofoam covered gold. A money making project, nization, makes Joseph and Mary with starchy sheets and sprayed they sold a set for four dollars. TOP ROW: Tamar Knoll, Deborah S. Eisen- berg. Janis 1.. Atzenholfer, Elyse B. Levene. SECOND ROW: Abba Rubin. Joseph Angel, Reuben Kalinholl. Deborah A. Andrews. Samuel Knoll. BOTTOM ROW: Richard W. Small. Bart Sherwood. Elliott N. Fishbein. Mark Y. Berman. Kappa Phi Methodist women ' s club TOP ROW: Nancy L. Heath. Diana F. Card. Jeanette L. Fischer. Pamela J. Moore, Janet M. Studer. Ellen A. Smith. Cynthia S. Busset. Sarah S. Smith. SECOND ROW: Patricia Rempel. Jan C. Wahl. Carolyn J. O ' Dell. Carol A. Odgers. Deborah G. Burkhard. Carrie A. Bleam, Gayle E. Hart. Nadine F. Pelton. BOT- TOM ROW: Helen C. Wilson. Barbara L. Stauth, Linda M. Waldschmidt. Teresa A. Richards, Barbara J. Judy M. Bar- nett. Donna K. Parry. Martha A. Peterson, Cheryl A. Kohr. B ' nai B ' rith Hillel Foundation 211 African Students TOP ROW: Lawrence D. Semakula. Debera C. Weaver. Ademola 0. Johnson. Benson Ma- charia. SECOND ROW: Tewold Woldemichael, Shehu A. Bida. GuRu Midekssa. Joath Kapasi- Kakama. Michael A. Mesubi. BOTTOM ROW: Horatio Meruis. Kwame Gyamti, Sake Nuru. Nathaniel 0. Ejiga. Arab Students TOP ROW: Nadal Er. Al-Rashed. Hamza K. Al- Dujaili, Thamira M. Alnema. Salwa H. Ziada. Hassan H. Ziada, Maha N. Abdul-Nadi. Hamdi A. Al-Fayadh. SECOND ROW: Email M. Alkar- aghouli. Mohammed Al-Suaidy. Mudhafar A. Alnema. Zeneb Usta. Mohammad A. Usla, Muhammad S. Al-Kahtani. Nazeeh Abdul- Hadi. BOTTOM ROW: Mohammed S. Hussain, Ghassan Al-Khateeb. Fahima Al.Khateeb. Hana M. Al-Chalabi, Malta Al-Chalabi, Ab- deighani A. Elimam. Pakistan Association TOP ROW: Hanil A. Khan. Saadat M. Syal. Ejaz Akbar. Rilat F. Chaudhry. Anwar Haig. Muhammad Hussain. BOTTOM ROW: M. At- roz Aslam, Mohammad Slam. Md. Shahidul- !at ' , Kati A. Mujeeb. Sawkat M. Anwar. 212 Islamic Association members bow Friday worship service. K-State group whose aim is to give the their heads during their weekly faculty and students comprise the West an understanding of Islam. Islamic Association TOP ROW: Haat F. Chaudhry. Mir Shamsud- din. Hamza K. Al.Dujaili. Hand A. Khan. Mud- hatar A. Alnema. Thamira M. Alnema. Salwa H. Ziada. Hassan H. Ziada. SECOND ROW: Mohammad H. Jan. Mohammad Aslam. Muhammad S. Al-Kahtani. Hamdi A. AI-Fay adh. Mohammad H. Ftizvi, Muhammad Hus- sain, Nasir F. Nagamia. Anwar Haig. THIRD ROW: Mohamad Rahman. Mohamed A. Usta Abdeighani A. Elimam. Mohammed S. Hut- sain. Fahima A. AI-Khateeb. Ghassan teeb. Mohammed Ka iserudchn. BOTTOM ROW: Emeil M. AI-Karaghouli. Mohammed AI- Suaidy. Syed Z. Ahmed. Syed Waziruddin. Taher F. Grimes. Mohamed K Hyder. Syed E. Quadri. 213 People-to-People and Cosmopolitan Club TOP ROW: Mohamed A. Hyder. Mark E. Faw- cett. Shreedhar Bindingnavle. J. Allan Bret- tell. Keith M. Stutterheim, F. Warren Rembel. Patricia Rembel. Sascha F. Foraschick. SEC- OND ROW: Dharam Parkash. Susan 1. Gross. Mohammad H. Jan. J. S. Shastry. Judith K. Jeppesen. Sherry R. Willard. Yvonne O. Kehl. Harold W. Schneider. BOTTOM ROW: Susan C. Ellis. Ejaf Akbar. Arun K. Hundiwal, John M. Sihombing. Leona Dobson. Sherry ' A. Hawley. Starting the year with a dance. members of the Cosmopolitan and People to People club begin new plans for a Feast of Nations. 214 Iranian Students TOP ROW: Mansoureti Fattahi, All A. ni, Reza Shojalashkan, Farrokh Fattahi. Kian- oush Saadati. Behrooz Shams. BOTTOM ROW: !raj Rojhani, Fariborz Khorasani, Has- san Pirasteh Far. Vaji M. Baghai. Morten Fsmaili. Indian Association TOP ROW: Suresh V. Gadad, Arun K. Gupta. Yerra V.P. Nagestuatara°. Arvind M. Ghana- liar. Abraham V. Samuel. Gopala S.V. Krish- na. Bimal Mukhopadhyay. SECOND ROW: TOP ROW: Margaret It Asirvatham. Gayatrl Srivastava. Prochy P. Sethna. Gurmel Singh. Roopa P. Shah, Dilip G. Namtoshi. K. Srinivas Upaldhyay. SECOND ROW: Gindhan Rout. Krishnaswamy Ranganathan. Sardar Y. Singh. .1. Hari Krishna. Bhudeo N. Sinha. Hemant N. Ozarkar. Ananth N. Pai. Madha- varapu R. Rao. Govinoasw Nadimuthu. DOT- Arun K. Hundiwal, Brij B.L. Srivastava. Krish- na P. lyengar. Pralhadra N. Kamalapur. Pi- yush S. Shah, Pulianda S. Alyappa. Prakash C. Ethan. BOTTOM ROW: Menter H. David. TOM ROW. Babgaunda A. Patil. Gopavaram V. Reddy. M. Raj Reddy. D. Anjaneye Prasad. Vasant G. Kamath, Gurram Subrahmanyam, M. A. Ramakrishnaiah. Norman C. Pereira. Hardip Singh, William Richter. Popuri L. Sarma. Hemant S SAVA- thekar. Chigurupati S. Rao. Associated Women Students la TOP ROW: Catherine L. Kletchka. Carmen R Dawson. Lela S. Beck. Julie E. Burch, Jackie L. Fitzsimmons. Jerry A. Fischer. Barbara E. U.S. SECOND ROW: Theresa J. Clark. Donna M. Elder. Jacquelyn L. Geiman. Rebecca R. Inch. Betty J. Elliott. Susan 0. Hayden. Cath- erine A. Millsap• THIRD ROW: Mary S. Stiff, Sydney L. Heftier. Paula J. Sullivan. Kimberly A. Weidner. Deborah J. Lewis. Mary E. Chubb. BOTTOM ROW: Christine L. Young. Janet K. Boyle. Noreen P. Kiess. Judith A. Heldt. Re- becca B. Boggs. Alpha Phi Omega men ' s service organization TOP ROW: Carl L. Ramos. Robert E. Maslen, Darrell Spoon. Daniel J. Landon. Robert E. Tolman. SECOND ROW: Richard J. Peterson, Don M. Reinhardt. James V. Hall. Thomas F. Cox. Robert L. Reynolds. Arthur B. man. BOTTOM ROW: Victor A. Moss. Patrick B. Kennedy, Alan L. Caraway. Rex L. Tjaden. Earl D. Tiaden. 216 Judging costumes and playing mu- ween party given by the Community Prizes were awarded for the best sical chairs highlights a Hallo- Sisters for Manhattan children. costumes within each age group. Community Sisters TOP ROW: Linda M. Cooper. Tern L. Hender- son. Denise L. Benning. Beverley A. Oliver. Rachel Y. Norton. Eulah B. Bailey. Patricia A. Parker. SECOND ROW: Linda R. Nails. Cheryl A. Genchan. Gwendolyn F. Creighton. anne R. Douglas. Doris J. Wright. Annette M. Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Rebecca A. Ford. Onena D. Hynson. Jeannie Morgan. Birdie A. Allen. Wanda L. Smith. Cherie A. Williams. Gail C. Johnson. Circle K TOP ROW: Dennis L. Burt. John J. Ortleb. Phillip P. Williams. G. Orval Ebberts. SECOND ROW: Larry B. Hoist. Patrick J. Mulligan. G. Tracy Makovec. Johann H. Teten. BOTTOM ROW: David C. Everitt. Joseph 0. Pavlik. Wayne L. (Wert. Kenneth E. Bailey. 217 218 Cheering the football team onto the playing field is included in the official duties of mates. The coed cheering section sported new uniforms this year as they followed the ' Cat yells. Statesmen TOP ROW: James D. Hollinger. Philip G. Wil- liamson. John P. Delcampo. Stephen J. Pa- terakis. Curtis A. Frasier. Clifford Hobson. Leonard L. Guild. SECOND ROW: James B. Pearson. Brian L. Oliver. Max Sullivan. Steve A. Schwarm, Gene L. Mills. Mark A. Schwarm, Michael A. Karpf. THIRD ROW: David G. Bre- mer. Michael W. Fruehling, Douglas R. Sny- der. Rhys S. Hodge. Ronald It Zelch. David A. Woosley. BOTTOM ROW: H. Hugh Irvin. Ste- ven L. Miller. Barry A. Solomon. Robert P. Lienemann. Larry A. Janssen. Lynn R. Thom- as. Alan L. Betts. Statesmates TOP ROW: Donnett L. Heitschmidt. Cecilia M. Weixelman. Charlene 1. Cheney, Sandra L. Cramer, Mary A. ' soh, Christy L. Horton. Sharon C. Faustian. SECOND ROW: Sheryl E. Paustian. Dolores A. Lukert. Janet I. Scoby. June A. McNary. Deborah L. Gustafson. Kath- leen L Murphy. THIRD ROW: Gretchen A. McDonald. Debora A. Wilkins. Nancy E. Shuart. Nancy S. Gaynor. Barbara L. Svo. boda. Sheila A. Schrepel. Susan G. Holmes. BOTTOM ROW: Sheryl C. Hoover. Carol L. Boughner. Linda M. Moffat. Margaret E. An. Berson, LaVera A. Wen:. Jane S. Hentzler. TOP ROW: Sue E. Harmon. Lan L. DeItem Lin- da D. Dykstra. Vicki 8. Guyton, Carmen R. Dawson. Pamela S. Mixon. Cheryl R. Gehrt. SECOND ROW: Carol E. Smith. Rhonda R. McGuire. Mary L. Schirmer. Madonna H. Johnson. Deborah J. Hale. Joyt M. Givens. BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda L. Lundquist. Becky L. Woodman. Susan J. Lindholm. Katherine A. Smith. Marcia E. Smith, Beverly E. Bruns. Charlene Robinson. 219 Arnold Air Society TOP ROW: Thomas W. Dixon. Douglas G. Smith. Kent C. Carlson. Larry L. Jensen. Dwight E. Beauchamp. Gary A. Sieverin. John E. Swain. Stephen M. Brooks. Richard S. Heywood. SECOND ROW: Herbert S. Tilling. hest. Steven C. Weaver. John A. Clark. MI- chest D. Miller. Ernest G. Smith. Steven Deines. Marvin E. Clark. James E. Leach. THIRD ROW: Gerald G. Kaiser. Don R. Pruitt. Douglas R. VeIth. John S. Schwartz. Brent M. Kerbs. Dennis M. Dean. Robert L. Simmons. Steven L. Bartsch. BOTTOM ROW: Mark J. Finger. Damon D. Burton. Jack L. Brown. David J. Kuckelman. Donald M. Trotter. Don R. Mayer. Charles D. Beckenhauer. Wilmore E. Williams. Arnold Air Society and Angel from students during the nation- spoke later in the day to gain Flight gathered 1400 signatures wide POW campaign. A POWs wife supporters for the campus effort. 720 Scabbard and Blade TOP ROW: John C. Chatelain. James N. Trapp, James E. Karlin. Marvin R. Willyard. Martin W. Bauer. Gregory Fontenot. William J. Friz. SECOND ROW: David L. Miller. Ernest S. Ryan. Joel J. Mason, Anthony H. Visco. Thomas A. Hintz. Andrew E. Smith. THIRD ROW: Edward L. Vodopest, James L. Beck- with. Larry R. Wheeler. James A. Patton. Stanley D. Hall. BOTTOM ROW: Stephen J. Glotzbach. Ronald E. Seery. David A. Hanson. James B. Wentz. Larry Fie ' don, Pershing Rifles TOP ROW: John C. Chatelain. Philip S. Da- mon. John M. Oswald. Richard S. Heywood. Michael R. Dalrymple. Patrick 0. Long, Jay M. Lough. Mark E. Scheuller, Jimmie C. Gilles. pie. SECOND ROW: James J. Krueger. Ernest C. Lang. Gary E. Sutton. John L. Harrington. Daniel K. Killian. Steven L. Bartlett, Michael D. Teague, Jeffrey P. Crabb. THIRD ROW: David C. Magnusson. Thomas C. Schnepp. Lewis E. Poggemeyer, Ricki e W. Foster. Don- ald L Jacka. Victor A. Moss. Stephen J. Glotz- bach. Ronald E. Seery. BOTTOM ROW: George Kish. Paul R. Scott. Carol J. Williams. Sandra J. Houghton. Vicki J. Schmidt. Chris- tine A. Damon. Cynthia S. Thompson. Pain. cia M. Phalp. James L. Beckwith. 221 222 fer S. Inskeep. Martha D. Palmer. Susan K. Drinnon, Cheryl A. Maneth. Diane R. Fansher. Diane J. Heitman. TOP ROW: Jennifer B. Howard. Barbara A. M. Emerson. Diane M. Smith, Anita A. Swain. Munson. Cynthia S. Thompson. Jo L. Linda L. Smith. Melanie J. Matthews. Marilyn Schwanke. Susan E. Benedlck. Carol .1. Wil- K. Williams. Carole S. Reed. Margaret K. Min. hams. Nancy P. Avery. SECOND ROW: Linda ard. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia A. Hruska. Jenni- Angel Flight TOP ROW: Cynthia M. Hochuli, Linda L. Cave. nen. Marsha J. Martin. Stephanie K. Schrad- er. Rebecca M. Beatty. Barbara K. Stucker. Karen S. Garrelts, Sharon A. Voegele. SEC- OND ROW: Julie A. Nothdurft. Carol K. Cob- urn. Marsha A. Graham. Tamara Case, Bar- bara J. Haymaker. Annette S. Laaser, Mary E. Hinsey. Lyanne Eaton. BOTTOM ROW: Maria I. Marshall, Shauna R. Carpenter. Kimberly A. Herres. Vicki J. Lane. Barbara A. Brining. Barbara A Pound. Light Brigade TOP ROW: Virginia K. Griffith. Barbara B. Meat Barbara A. Ulliston, Nancy K. Ayres. Rita R. Gatti. Karen A. Yoos. Ann S. Hawkin- son. SECOND ROW: Sandra J. Houghton. Mildred S. Oliver. Martha S. Isch, Mary K. Sparks, Dorothy A. Lewis. Christine L. Wells. BOTTOM ROW: Dianne M. Sayers. Kolleen M. Perrin. Sandra L. Taylor. Kathleen A. Mertes, Treys K. Fairbanks. Sandra L. Hamill. Virginia E. Cole. Football enthusiasts benefit from render during home football games. stand owner to raise money for the service Light Brigade coeds The girls work for the concession charities and service projects. TOP ROW: S haron E. Tuck. Michelle A. La- Boon. Betty A. Schrag. Gloria J. Younger. Janice I. Snider, Deborah K. Barham. Sherry L. Shearer. Nancy J. Goreham. SECOND ROW: Archie Ringgenberg. D. Ann Oliver. Rebecca A. DoId, Christen L. Bruce. Hannah E. Musil. Miriam P. Benninga. Patricia S. Bar. rett. Barbara J. Clymer. BOTTOM ROW: Su- san M. Wood. Lucinda A. Mahoney, Angela S. Otto. Janis L. Minor. Julia A. Goehring, Marty J. Martin, Marie A. Pacey. 223 Chaparojos TOP ROW: Niki L. Kuhn. Anna M. Shanks, Patricia S. Mattox, Shari D. Mendenhall. Car- ol A. Crawford, Brock A. Martin. Charles R. McCauley. Larry J. Doyen. SECOND ROW: Stephen J. Rice. Michael W. Sramek, Dale L. Hudson. Linda L. Wittmer. Thomas H. Mc- Beth. Harold W. Cushing. Robert A. Clore. THIRD ROW: Joe S. Teagarden. Billy J. Bailey. David L. Prawl. James P. Neely. D. Kent Hew- etc. Mark L. Grainy. BOTTOM ROW: Frank J. Buchman. Lance W. Gruttmacher. Gary R. Miller. Lynn E. Kirtham. Donald E. Hellwig. Phillip E. Albers. Clanton Owensby. TOP ROW: Gladys F. Fisher. Nancy E. Blecha. Donna R. Daniels. Judy K. Kuharic. Thomas D. Likes. Kathy Young. Kristi G. Osbourn. SECOND ROW: Marsha L. Norton. Wes E. Vogt. Marsha L. Crawford. Frank E. Moltke. Philip Phar. Glenn R. Teagarden. THIRD ROW: Charles W. Wallace. David W. Grothu- sen. James R. Jackson. Michael Thomas. Charles A. VanPetten. Michael A. Pickard. Myron L. Stroup. BOTTOM ROW: Duane A. Droge. Wallace K. Olson. Robert 0. Moore. Bill Wessels, Philip R. Young. Bryce A. Fowles. 224 Every Sunday night the K-Laires congregate to dance to the old familiar square dance tunes. The square dance club dances in the Wesley Foundation and performs before clubs around the state. K-Lairs TOP ROW: Martha L. Hindman. Lorraine A. Huff. Rebecca S. Sotdan. Jan C. Wahl. Sandra K. (berth. Carrie A. Bleam. SECOND ROW: Marsha A. LeBreton. Karen I. Nichols. Pamela TOP ROW: Marcia A. Weyer. Janet E. John- son. Deanna K. Underhill. Sherry? A. Hawley. Barbara L. Heckmann. Sue A. Brandyberry. Cheryl L. Miller. Margaret B. Lalschar. Mo- hammad H. Jan. SECOND ROW: Mary L. A. Thurman. Helen M. Wiebe. Alan J. Ander- son. Kenneth W. Hindman. Peggy A. Thomp- son. THIRD ROW: Nancy A. Venneberg. Melo- dy L. Ammeter. Stephen F. Magette. Sherry L. Keen. Judy K. Atwood. Elaine K. Searcy. Frank E. Wilke. Max Sullivan, William J. Neil- son. Kenneth E. Latschar. Alden N. Shippy. BOTTOM ROW: Darrell R. Monfort. Kenneth Sievers. Connie S. Bates. John L. Jenkins. BOTTOM ROW: Johnnie L. Back. Jerry T. Huff. Wayne E. Nichols. Charles W. Knight. Rodney M. Bates. James E. lel:Ireton. S. Taylor. Mark E. Bradshaw. Gordon D. Gough. James D. Dietrich. Carl L. Barben. Mark L. Hahn. Jerald T. Lennartz. Paul W. Dlabal. Collegiate 4-H TOP ROW: Marilyn R. Beam. Barbara A. Mun• son. Juliana J. Hair, Mary L. Vaughan. Ann E. Hooper. Linda A. Holtman. Martha M. Chris- tie. Deanna K. Underhill. Roetta D. Floyd. Trudy M. Macy. SECOND ROW: Rhonda J. Seek. Brenda A. Judd. Barbara A. Hills. San- dra L. Shaw. Donna K. Anderson. Deborah K. Kasitz. Katherine I.. Boyd. Judith M. Rick. strew. David C. Todd. THIRD ROW: Janice M. Leeburg. Linda L. Pittman. Maxine E. Wilson. Carl H. Koster. Charles P. Sauerwein. George F. Collins. Terrell E. Pritts. Ronald E. Dunbar. BOTTOM ROW: Steven D. Fisher. David J. Cook. Albert R. Dickinson, Kenneth L. Smith. Martin E. McCorgary. Jimmy C. Dooley, Ber- nard E. Weller. Craig E. Sharp. James A. Meetz. TOP ROW: Lynn D. Hopkins. Cynthia S. Bus- set. Kathleen M. Ramsey. Susan L. Wasser- man. Carolyn S. Huff. Janet M. Rewerts. Donna K. Funk, Donna J. Shively, Janice K. Starosta. Nancy A. Mauderly. Carol A. Odg- ers. SECOND ROW: Anna C. Hazen. Jenell M. TOP ROW: Darlene A. Dick. Karen L. Mosher. Phyllis J. Ladd. Trudy A. Kloelkorn. Deanna L. Baldwin. Nancy S. Gaynor. Helen M. Wiebe, Trudie K. Long. Sheila A. Schrepel, Una V. Story. SECOND ROW: Daryl D. Roney. Bruce I.. Peters. Linda R. Peterson. Lavon F. Blaesi. Matson. Karla C. Halderson. Catherine A. Millsap. Barbara D. Dempsey. Sue E. Henke. Janice K. Wood. Susan K. Phillips. James D. Hollinger. Stephen R. Dill. THIRD ROW: Janet E. Kidwell. Rita A. Stolz. Rita M. Thurston. Carla R. Elias. Susan A. Smith. Donald E. Carol L. Urish, Judith A. Hendershot. Doug T. Stueve. Leon J. Patton. Roy J. Soukup, Duane L. Deutsch. THIRD ROW: Carl L. Stueve. Ron- ald F. Gatz. James R. Gordon. W. Bernard Burenheide, Joseph E. Miller, Kenneth E. Bai- ley. Don R. Pruitt. David L. Roney. Timothy M. Lambert. Gary I.. Smith. David H. Carnahan, William C. Mierau. BOTTOM ROW: Scott J. Goitry. Johann H. Teton. Ted E. Odle. Rodney D. Carsten. Philip A. Sandelin, Dennis J. Dick- inson. Philip B. Blount. Jerry D. Reed. Doug- las R. Johnson. Roger G. Leonard. Millsap. Andrew J. Schuler. BOTTOM ROW: Alan C. Hagerman. Earnest E. Peterson. James L. Miles. Gerald E. Meng. Joseph P. Miller, Keith W. Houghton. Timothy T. Sen. ton. Adrian J. Polansky. Kenneth L. Risley. John W. Krupp. Former 4-H Club members and in- Collegiate 4-H social hour that the dancing the 4-Hers elected terested students dance at the precedes every meeting. After their second semester officers. 227 Collegiate FFA TOP ROW: chest A. Depenbusch. Max R. Travis. Steve W. Lefever. Larry E. Stanley. Bernard K. Larson. Paul D. Miller. SECOND ROW: Dennis R. Brown. Terry L. Zimmer. MI- IMm A. Conrad. Wesley E. Schmidt. Stanley R. Bartel. Gary D. Thompson . THIRD ROW: Philip P. Kingston. Lawrence W. Marshall. Elmer L. Donley. John W. Bastin. Michael J Demmer. Kent L. Hansen. BOTTOM ROW: Wil• ham A Husoman. Jane S. Hentzler. Diane M. F∎sher. Marcia K. Steele. Clifford S. Sparks. Barbecued steaks, beans, and slaw highlight the Block and Bri- die annual steak fry held in con- Fes tival. Other activities were junction with the Agriculture Fall volleyball games and folk singing. TOP ROW: Harold E. Good. Charles P. vein. David L Brothers. Ronald F. Getz. rell G. Cardell. SECOND ROW: Miles McKee, Richard H. Heersche. James A. Meetz. Joseph Zimmerman. Donald A. Sauerwein. Edward C. Ebert. Robert 8. Watsten. BOTTOM ROW: Call. David K. Wallace. Andrew J. McCurry. Gary R. s — Little American Royal Association 228 Block and Bridle TOP ROW: Anna M. Shanks. Robin L. Gard- ner. Susan J. Walker. Roxann P. Redd. Linda K. Good. Susan K. Phillips. Krisli G. Osbourn. Carolyn P. Oswalt, James D. Hollinger. Han old E. Good. SECOND ROW: Janet E. Krall, Rita M. Thurston. Mary C. Huck. Allen R. Deets. Marcus L. Neal, Doyle D. Dingman. Leonard L. Tucker. Michael R. Thomas. Dar- rell R Monfort. THIRD ROW: Michael A. Pick- ard. James R. Jackson, Leroy W. Rieschick, Joe S. Teagarden Glenn R. Teagarden. An. drew J. McCurry. Johnnie M. Hook. Joseph C. Ebert. Scott J. Goltry, Loren D. Rock. BOT- TOM ROW: Robert D. Moore. Bill Wessels. Steven L. White. Richard L. Gratny. Frank J. Buchman. Charles H. Haslouer. Leo E. La- Shell. Gregory D. Umberger. Sieve Abrams. TOP ROW: Sylvia J. Steen. Edna T. Taras, Cynthia A. Dawson. Cheryl A. Heller. Douglas E. Deets. Ronald L. Culbertson. Mary B. Kel- ley. Lura V. Story. Margaret E. Wilson. Rita A. Stolz. SECOND ROW: Ronald R. Roth. Michael D. Ouart. Bernard K. Larson. George F. Col- lins. Arden E. Peterson. Jerald L. Bohn. Ste- ven D. Fisher. James A. Meetz. Ted E. Ode. THIRD ROW: Michael A. Mann. Jay G. George. Gary D. Theurer. Dale L. Ladd. Douglas R. Johnson. Elmer L. Donley. Charles A. Van- Petten, Darrel R. Suderman. Jack W. Jans- sen. Karl R. Magnusson. BOTTOM ROW: Rod- ney R. Schoen. Albert B. Kurr. Francis C. Klaus. Thomas L. Christiansen. David A. Grei- ner. William A. Huseman. Kenneth 1. Con- way, Timothy T. Benton. Gordon D. Gough. TOP ROW: Pamela R. Henry, Christiane A. Mehlhorn. Betty J. Owens. Mar,eann Zopf. Mary L. Kohtenberg. Georgiana L. Leeper, Pamela D. Remus. Kathleen L. Smith. Max R. Travis. Robert L. Copenhafer. SECOND ROW: Curtis A. Frasier. Kenneth E. Kirkham, Rich- ard L. Swenson. Linda L. Wittmer. tennis S. Theurer. Marlene A. Golub. Marsha L. Nor- ton. Christine M. White. Herbert E. Ramsey. THIRD ROW: William M. McDiffett, Bart Sher- wood. Harold W. Cushing. Richard L. Bow- man. David W. Grothusen, Garold J. Hoff- man. Mark L. Gratny, Robert B. Walston. James P. Neely. Rodney D. Carsten. BOTTOM ROW: Steven D. Turnquist. Michael W. Heller. Keith W. Houghton. David R. Cornwell. Wil- liam T. Matney. Stephen A. Lynn. Myron L. Stroup. Willard G. Olson. Benny Brent. rg a ; S • gi 191 t int int t 4 TOP ROW: Kathleen M. Ramsey. Anna C. Hazen. Marlin W. Mason. Roger W. Fowles. Deborah K. Kasitz. Robert D. Neill. Waldo 0. Poovey. Mark A. Schwarm. David H. Carna- han. SECOND ROW: Michael W. Sramek, Al- ton C. Hazen. Donald R. McClure, Steven D. Clark. Delbert D. Raile. Keith M. Chesney. Barry W. Reppart. David F. Butler. THIRD ROW: Marvin L. Raile. Philip A. Sandelin. Samuel L. Hands. Mellord L. Norman. Larry C. Winstead. Galen P. Dreier. Mark E. McKee. Timothy D. Meyer. Lynn E. Kirkham. BOT- TOM ROW: Carl L. Miller. Vincent J. Tharp. Rodney F. Goes. Gregg L. Cranston. William R. Lynn. Kenneth L. Smith. Maurice C. Miller. Gregory J. Hands. 229 Kent Frizzell. the former Attor- for K-State student support fol- Republicans, as he bids for elec- ney General of Kansas. campaigns lowing a speech to the College tion to the state governorship. Collegiate Young Democrats TOP ROW: Charlotte A. Quint. Sherri J. Ohm- art. Melanie G. Robinson. Christine Camp- bell. Ellen L. Feldhausen. Jennifer J. Jones. Robin J. Jones. SECOND ROW: Thomas E. Stamey. James A. Riedy. Denis E. Abbott. Lynn E. Danielson. Larry L. Neaderhiser, Rosemary Mahoney. Dennis L. Courville. THIRD ROW: Adrian J. Polansky. John D. Hofmeister. Larry H. Swager. Steven R. Davis. Michael L. Weidler. William E. Waters. BOT- TOM ROW: Walter H. Ross. Alan J. Artz. Greg F. Brenneman. James T. Chipman. Richard E. Kaup. Mary L. Cundif I. College Republicans TOP ROW: Elizabeth A. Hilton. Julie E. Burch. Judith L. Lloyd. Janet E. Johnson. Valory A. Goldner. Judith J. Hedlind, Jane A. Meier. SECOND ROW: Patricia E. Gustason. Jack W. Mollenkamp, David P. Mudrick. Betty J. Chandler. Karen S. Francis. James C. Selvy. THIRD ROW: Kendall L. Elliott. Kathleen A. Wenger. Leon J. Patton. Donald E. Lambert. Jennifer J. Friesen. Paul A. Seward. BOTTOM ROW: Sheldon L. Fox. Steven D. Miller. David D. Yoder. Brian L. Harris. John L. Walters. Jill D. Lembright. 230 Scuba Diving Club members own most of their own equipment and have found late spring and early fall the best weather for diving. 231 K-State Flying Club TOP ROW: Michael R. Dalrymple. Roy W. Morgan. Robert Wilcox. Charles Reagan. Da- vid H. Scoby. David L. Brothers. Raymond F. Angell. SECOND ROW: Ernest V. Pease. Virgil J. McDonough. Wayne R. Keller. John H. Fa. len. Richard A. Fennell ' . Charles A. Stryker. Bruce P. Woodward. Larry C. Sampson. THIRD ROW: Jon M. Rueck. James Hathaway. Dennis Ross. Charles F. Tuttle. Keith V . Houghton. David E. Ibbetson. Larry D. Wob- ker. BOTTOM ROW: David 0. Smith. Michael G. Irsik. R onnie L. Carlson. John PA. Falen, Otto W. Levin. Ned J. Rinearson. Scuba Diving Club TOP ROW: Donna D. Stele, Patricia M. Bell. Lisa C. Peine, David A. Orsini. Robert Spald. and N. Smith. Kenneth A. Keen, Hartmut V. William E. Belt. David A. Dole. SECOND ROW: mg. James D. Beesley. BOTTOM ROW: Rich- Schopler, David H. Walter. Giving last minute instructions. the starter readies another car for the auto slalom run set up by the K-State Sports Car Club. The slalom tests the ability of the driver to maneuver his car. TOP ROW: Jan F. Knupp. Robert L Fuqua. Eddie Kittrell, Raymond T. Jansen. James L. Carter. SECOND ROW: Case Bonebrake. Mi- chael V. Tobin. Thomas P. Mulvany. Duane A. Hofer. Edward L. Funk. BOTTOM ROW: Charles E. Asbury. Steven R. Wilson. James W. Trowbridge. Warren F. Rosebraugh. Jim. my L. Henderson. TOP ROW: Carol L. Zeigler. Christy L. Smith. Jane E. Banta. Sandra K. Ellis, Frederick R. Sudden. SECOND ROW: Daniel P. Commer. ford, Doan L. Armstead. Susan J. Carpenter. Larry L. Jensen. BOTTOM ROW: Stephen E. Gavin. Jennifer J. Friesen. Bruce A. Poland. Kenneth P. Lang. Patrick A. MaMany. Sports Car Club American Choral Directors Association 232 American Guild of Organists TOP ROW: Mar y J. Wheat. Nancy A. Ruther- ford. Deborah F. Dean. Janet S. MacKenner. Gary G. Bussel. SECOND ROW: Deborah G. Burkhard. Patricia L. Smith. Katherine A. Stables. Donnita J. Barnes. Sandra K. Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: William F. Newby. Carla J. Hanson. Jeannine A. beam Steven Gaines. Kathleen A. Wenger. Judo Club TOP ROW: Jean B. Vaught. Marlene K. John- son. Linda S. Bain. David J. Fiden: Wilma T. Freeman. Betty J. Owens. John W. Leighty. Marieann Zopf. Christiana Mehlhorn. Char- lene M. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Jerry E. Ir- win. Steven G. Babel. Stanley J. Stiller. Jack R. Austin. James R. Schneide r. Neil E. Tie- meter. Stan Wilson. David L. Giefer. Christine M. White. THIRD ROW: Phillip C. Meyer. Ar- thur G. Anderson. Jack R. Crumrine. Dana J. Belshe. Thomas M. Shields. Douglas A. Sut- ton. Michael Cunningham. Harold D. Carr. Katherine K. Busse. BOTTOM ROW: Clifton Mclean. Bradie F. Jones. Thomas 8. Booth. George E. Schrems. Isaac Wakabayashi. Mit- sugi Ohne. 233 eat em up eat em up KSU 236 Athletic boosters follow the ' Cats Football .. Stagg Hill ... Full court press ... Vince O ' Neill ... Cross-Country . Screw KU ... Superball AstroTurf ... Coach Hartman ' s 165 foot long scarf ... 7 ' 1 ... Playboy All American ... Take down ... Track ... Screw KU . solid 5 pin Gymnastics ... Probation ... Big Red ... lntramu- rats . 1-3-1 zone ... The Vince Gibson Show ... Haymaker 8 . Basketball ... Sore Ribs ... NCAA Riflry . Fred White . Coed Field Hockey ... Bull ' s-eye ... Magnificent Seven ... Bowling . Turkey Shoot . Wildkittens ... tipoff .. iron cross . soccer ... Lynn Dickey Day .. pro-football draft Purple Buick Wildcat . Drake Relays ... Wrestling ... Screw KU . The K-State Wildcats 237 New dimension in Wildcat athletics emerges with K-State purple power During the past four years a new type of spirit became instilled in the athletic program at K-State. It cre- ated not only traditional support for the football and basketball teams but carried over into the minor sports as well. Banners, buttons, window stick- ers, clothe s and umbrellas all pro- claimed the regeneration of pride, Purple Pride, in K-State athletics. Beginning with Vince Gibson and his We Got Pride philosophy, it soon spread to basketball under former coach Cotton Fitzsimmons with the phrase Cotton ' s ' Cats Are Tops being coined. And from there club as well as university sponsored teams picked up the Purple Pride theme. Even President Nixon, on a Landon Lecture visit, capitalized on K-State pride by sporting a purple and white tie. But the success of Purple Pride was not only due to K-State ' s coach- es and avid student followers. Man- hattan residents, merchants and school children of all ages, supported the cause by exhibiting K-State ' s colors of purple and white. Purple Power weiners, eggs and milk became common household foodstuffs. While thermos bottles of purple punch and the advent of purple toilet paper added impetus to K-State fans dur- ing chilly afternoon football games. 239 Astro Turf, larger seating capacity enhance K-State ' s athletic facilities How do Big Eight athletic facilities compare with other major conferences? The decade of the satin showed great advancement by the Big Eight Conference toward updating its ath- letic facilities. This advancement was encouraged to maintain the demand for compe titive teams and reflect favorably the attitude of edu- cational excellence in all the Uni- versities. Athletics have long been recognized as the window, in which the total University is viewed. It ' s a challenge to keep this image alive. K-State led the way in the Confer- ence with physical improvements. A new stadium was built that since has been enlarged to seat 43,000 (fifth largest in the Big Eight). K-State also followed the trend by building a new athletic dormitory — and — was the first in the conference to install synthetic turf. Now four of the eight have the turf with others to follow. Every member of the Southwest Conference has installed AstroTurf with four schools in the Big Ten and several schools in the Southeastern Conference going to the new surface. Practically every Big Eight school has enlarged their football seating capacity. Yet very few stadiums in this Conference compare with the huge capacities of Big Ten and other Eastern Conferences. All schools are cognizant of the rising costs in ath- letics, and one way out is to increase attendance by enlarging facilities. Where K-State was the leader with a fine basketball facility two decades ago, Missouri and Iowa State will move into new arenas in 1971, with Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Colorado anticipating new coliseums in the near future. This aspect of intercollegiate ath- letics, until new facilities are built, really lag behind in the total Big Eight picture. It ' s a trend that we will see change even more in the 70 ' s. To compare totally the Big Eight Conference facilities with other ma- jor Conferences is a tremendous task. Every sport is different and treated differently in every institution. Pride and tradition have brought K-State athletics to the threshold of greatness. This is only a reflection and compliment to the University. ERNIE Director of Athletics Athletic Council — TOP ROW: Wilton Thom- Clark. Kenneth Gowdy. Charles Tidd. George Ernie Barrett. C. Clyde Jones, William Stu- as. Haskell S. Wright. John Noordsy. William F. Mccley, Chester Peters. BOTTOM ROW: mey. John Frazier. 240 Monsanto wor kmen install artifi- KSU Stadium. $250.000 was raised lions as K-State became the first cial turf on the playing field of from alumni and student contribu- Big Eight school with AstroTurf. Returning home following a narrow 19-14 victory over OU. ' Cat team members disembark before a crowd Flanker Luci Williams poses for of jubilant K-State supporters. photographers during Camera Day. 241 Bill Butler. Lynn Dickey and Jim back Chris Chapin on an end sweep Carver lead the blocking for tail- during the Utah State encounter. Lynn Dickey hands off to Bill tler on a trap play up the middle. Top 20 pre-season poll rank causes Wildcats to start year with pressure Lynn Dickey ' s pass falls just be- yond the reach of split end Mike Creed who later caught two passes for a total of twenty-nine yards. 1970 — Labeled as the Year of the Quarterback was a prediction only too true for many of the nation ' s top collegiate football squads, including for the first time in many years, the K-State Wildcats. Playing a role unfamiliar to a team which has not had a winning seas on since 1954, the Wildcats were ranked within the top twenty in pre-season polls by Pro and College Football, The AP, UPI and Playboy. Coach Vince Gibson accepted the publicity with a casual — Pressure is some- thing we need at K-State, — and pressure is what K-State had. ' Cat fans expecting no less than a winning season raised $250,000 for artificial turf, bought 22,000 season tickets, and spent additional dollars on paraphernalia ranging from pur- ple ties to purple prophylactics, all in support of Vince and the K-State football team. But on opening day it appeared more like the year of the defense, as defensive end Mike Kuhn aided a stalled offense by blocking two punts, and destroyed the Big Eight Skywriters myth of a weak K-State defense as the ' Cats swamped Utah State, 37-0. On the road against Kentucky the bruised ribs of Lynn Dickey and, according to Gibson, the failure of the offensive line to hit anybody, allowed Kentucky to play the spoil- ers role as K-State fell by a two touchdown margin. Sitting out his first game since ear- ly in his sophomore year, the injured Lynn Dickey saw only limited action as a place-kick holder in K-State ' s game against the Sun Devils of Ari- zona State. Backup quarterbacks Max Arre- guin and Dennis Morrison divided the signal calling, though with only a limited degree of success. A fumble and an intercepted pass set the stage for two Arizona touchdowns in the final three minutes of the first half, and K-State was never able to re- cover as they lost their second straight football game on the road by a score of 35-13. Henry Hawthorne goes up and over for another tat touchdown in K-State ' s 37-0 romp over Utah State. Linebackers Keith Best and Jim Dukelow combine forts in sacking Utah State quarterback Tony Adams. 243 Clarence Scott prepares to pin a CU Buffalo tight end to the turf. Colorado quarterback Jim Bratten gets cut down by the K-State de- fensive line after gaining short yardage on a quarterback option. as K-State went on to win a close 21-20 Big Eight Conference game. Although missing a number of con- tests with a bad back. ' Cat flan- ker Sonny Yarnell hauls in a Lynn Dickey aerial for a sizable gain. Big Eight places K-State football under restriction Chosen as Big Eight Back of the Week for his performance, Henry Hawthorne dazzled a home crowd as well as the Colorado defense in sparking the ' Cats to a 21-20 thriller over the Buffaloes. Hawthorne gained 291 yards in total offense, including 128 yards on nine rushes, four pass receptions for 96 yards and one kickoff return for 67 yards and scored what was eventual- ly the winning touchdown. After the victory Vince Gibson credited the team with giving 110 per cent effort, while CU head coach Eddie Crowder reflected his feelings by having the Buffalo squad run post-game wind sprints. Between the Colorado and KU football games a bombshell was dropped on the coaches, players and fans of K-State, as the ' Cats were placed on probation by the Big Eight and the NCAA for football recruiting and testing violations. The three year probation restricted K -State from participation in any post-sea- son competition, prohibited the tele- vising of any game in which they played and publically censured head coach Vince Gibson. Yet this ruling was not a fatal letdown as the players set the Big Eight title as their goal. As in the past the Snob Hill Silo Tech rivalry generated much excitement both in the stands and on the field and 1970 was no exception. On the playing field K -State com- mitted a series of costly mistakes including a fumble on a punt snap and an illegal procedure penalty which nullified a potentially winning touchdown, in dropping a 21-15 deci- sion to the KU ' Hawkers. K-State piled up 27 of 39 first downs, rushed for 387 yards as compared to 232 for KU, and controlled the football for 100 of 157 executed plays, yet the ' Cats inability to score when within the KU twenty-yard line was the crucial factor in the game. 244 Linebacker Jim Dukelow motions to Vince Gibson and the players on the sideline just how far Kansas must go to make a first and ten. Behind the blocking of Dean Sha- demonstrates his quarterbacking ternick. fullback Mike Montgomery ability on a K-State option play. Lynn Dickey, greatest passer in from the center and looks to the to tailback Bill Butler, swing- Big Eight history, takes the snap left side before lofting a pass ing out to that side of the field. 245 Varsity Football Team — TOP ROW: Vince Gibson. Leroy Montgomery. Robert Jackson. Veryl Switzer. Samuel Robertson. Robert Frazier. Hindman Wall. Gerald Elliott. Robert Stull. Jesse Branch. Theodore Heath. Ephriam McDowell. R. C. Slocum. Y. C. Mc- Neese. Laurence Morgan. Donald Powell. Gil. bert Romaine. Leon R. Hartman. Howard A. Larson. Joseph L. Ross. SECOND ROW: Rick B. Fergerson. Joe H. Co!guilt. Charles Clar- ington, Ronald W. Yankowsko, Larry C. And- in Billy A. Brittain, Orson L. Powell. Charles Washington. Russell Harrison. Clarence L. Faubus, Max M. Arreguin.Lucillious Williams. Dennis C. Morrison. THIRD ROW: Henry E. Hawthorne. Steve J. Beyrle. Gary F. Glatz. Christopher Chapin. Lawrence Battaglia. Jonny N. Robertson, Keith A. Best. Ronnie Coppenbarger. Joseph R. Brandt. John J. Wells. Gregory F. Bailey. Thomas R. Roberts. Michael J. Kuhn. John C. O ' Neill. FOURTH ROW: David J. Thornton. Charles E. Black. Markus E. Bartell. David 8. Johnson. John M. Holmbeck. Norman P. Dubois. Leo P. Brow hard. William E. Butler. Timothy P. McLane. Jeffrey D. Wyatt. Leroy G. Thomas. Gary W. Melchor. Michael J. Kolich. FIFTH ROW: Leroy J. Woods. Dennis G. Weinhold. Thomas A. Brosius. Richard M. Heath. Anthony P. Eller. Wayne E. Brodman. Allen R. Vay. David M. Creswell. James M. Carver, Marion L. Lab- more. John L. Acker. SIXTH ROW: Lloyd M. Creed. John W. Duckers. Ronald D. Kimball. Barry W. Reopen. Richard J. Powierza. Ron- ald L. Dickerson. Larry F. Keller. Dean A. Shaternick. Oscar J. Gibson. James D. Duke- low. Clarence R. Scott. BOTTOM ROW: Lloyd S. Yarnell. James M. Montgomery. Clifford L. Dickey. Alan D. Steelman. John M. Goerger. Terry M. Draper, Donald R. Alexander. David A. Payne. Delion W. Acker. Senior fullback Mike Montgomery swarm of waiting Missouri line- in Manhattan. the Wildcats were ducks his head and drives into a men. Playing against the Tigers able to record a 17-13 victory. 246 ' Cats lift Big Eight record to4-LbeatingISU,OU,MU K-State ' s conference mark was boosted to 2-1 in league play and 3.3 overall, as the ' Cats bounced back after the KU loss to stop Iowa State 17-0. The Wildcats capitalized on an intercepted pass returned by Clar- ence Scott to the ISU one-yard line, a stout defense which limited the Cy- clones to only 13 yards rushing in the second half and the kicking game of John Duckers, who averaged 40 yards per punt. Extending a winning streak which started with last year ' s drubbing of Oklahoma, 59-21, the Wildcats topped the Sooners 19-14, in a game maned with three interceptions and two fumbles in the first half of the contest. But in the second half K-State scored on a fumble recovery in the end zone by Rick Ferguson, and Lynn Dickey hit Henry Hawthorne for a 28 yard touchdown pass which gave him 26 T.D. tosses surpassing the late Paul Christman ' s conference mark of 25. Against the Missouri Tigers the following week, Lynn Dickey set an- other conference record surpassing Defensive end Mike Kuhn lowers a shoulder into OU ' s Jack Mildren. Bob Anderson ' s total offense mark in leading the ' Cats to a 17-13 come from behind victory. In addition, the win provided the seniors with a vic- tory over every Big Eight team since their eligibili ty began as sophomores two seasons ago. K-State ' s winning touchdown came on a Dickey aerial to Mike Creed, who with a little help from his friends, notably John Goerger, was shoved into the end-zone from the Missouri two-yard line to record six points for the Wildcats. Gary Glatz and Ron Yankowslo team of Missouri ' s quarterback Chuck up to hit a blocker and the arm Roper causing an incomplete pass. 247 In a frustrating season finale gainst the Nebraska Cornhuskers, Tying the mark of five league vic- tories, last set in 1934, the 1970 Wild- cats disarmed the OSU Cowboys, 28-15, before a Homecoming crowd of 38,300. Although rolling up 477 yards of total offense to 304 for 0-State, the ' Cats nearly gave the game away with five costly turnovers. But the Big D showing stiff, heads-up de- fensive play managed to limit the Cowboys to a field goal and a pair of TD ' s. For the K-State offense Bill Butler picked up 130 of 249 rushing yards to NU ' s Dave Morock goes all the way with a Lynn Dickey interception. compliment the 189 aerial yards of Lynn Dickey, in posting the fifth Wildcat league victory. Having no poet season bowl game in sight, due to the Big Eight and NCAA probations, K-State played what most considered the next best thing as the ' Cats met Nebraska in a battle for a possible conference championship. K-State-Nebraska game tickets were scalped for $15 to $20, while many students journeyed to Lincoln without tickets and eventually climbed over fences and mingled with ' Cat band members to gain admittance. One enterprising spec- tator went so far as to assume Ath- letic Director Ernie Barrett ' s identi- ty to receive a game pass. On the field, the Big Red were as impressive as scouting reports had shown. Scoring two early touchdowns on an intercepted pass by Jerry Mur- taugh and the powerful running of Joe Orduna, NU built a 14-0 first quarter lead. K-State ' s offense was never able to become untracked as Lynn Dickey threw seven intercep- tions and Mike Montgomery was ejected from the game on a contro- versial incomplete pass ruling. The 51-13 loss left the team with a 5-2 conference mark and the non-confer- ence contest with Florida State yet to play to finish out the season. Taking a hand-off with both hands Bill Butler rambles up the field. BM Butler stretches to pick up extra yards for a first and ten. ' Cats tie for second in Big Eight; compiling a 5-2 conference record 215 Defensive halfback Ron Dickerson and safety Mike Kolich break up an Oklahoma State aerial play by pinching in on the receiver from op- posite sides. K-State won the Home- coming game by a 28-15 score. Leading the Wildcats against his alma meter Vince Gibson, a former player and assistant coach at Florida State, saw the Seminoles down the ' Cats 33-7. Being somewhat let down after the NU game the K-State de- fense gave up 424 yards of offense to Florida State and were called on four personal fouls for roughness. Lynn Dickey, the greatest passer in Big Eight conference history com- pleted 20 of 38 attempts for 225 yards of offense. Dickey ended his third year of competition with 2,008 pass- ing yards for a career total of 6,208. His career total offense, also a league mark stands at 5,779 yards, as K - State closed the season with a 6-5 overall mark, and sent 11 players to six post-season all-star bowl games. Finding an opening in the homa State line. wingback Henry Hawthorne scoots into the ary and heads for the goal line. rl ' ..t.TREIW SEM Freshman Football Team — TOP ROW. Un- known. Steven D. Nicks. Ernest W. Olson. Steven L. Johnson. Donald W. Unreal. Leroy J. Woods. Charles W. Davis. SECOND ROW: Gordon A. Chambliss. Thomas 8. Evans. Gary L. Freeman. John R. O ' Leary. Robert G. Brandt. Donald F. Rothwell. Paul D. Stemin- ger. Terry D. Brown. THIRD ROW: Gregory A. Marn. Ron Bowen. Milan Borota. Larry Johni. can. David P. Dille. R. Drake Gardner. Joseph J. Diesko. Bert Oettmeier. Henry Childs. Wayne D. Boberg. Robert P. Rauscher. Brent C. Behrens. Michael E. Gael. Frank Luzar. Joseph L. Ross. Manuel T. Barrera. FOURTH ROW: Gregory E. Jones. Donald E. Lareau. Axel W. Hedberg. Jehrome B. Randolph. Christopher Peterson. Lawrence A. Roth. Dean A. Williams. Frank Davis. James F. Ogle. BOTTOM ROW: R. C. Slocum. Larry B. Lester. George A. Cheatwood. Fred L. Merrill. Barton A. Stein. John A. Shcca. Lloyd B. Johnston. Kristopher A. Karl. John R. Cooper. Isaac W. Jackson. Following his blocking. tailback MU defenders in picking up a to- Isaac Jackson threads his way by tal of 228 yards in the contest. Froth linebacker Greg Jones puts a hard rush on KU ' s quarterback. 250 Injuries plague K-State freshmen throughout season Although posting a 1.3 season K- State ' s freshmen football squad pro- duced several seasonal highlights. The running of halfback Issac Jack- son showed time and time again his ability as a potentially great running back. !mix proved his ability to K- State coaches and fans in the frosh game against MU where he rushed Signal-caller Drake Gardner sets the freshmen squad down opposite for 228 yards and scored two touchdowns. Defensively, linebacker Greg Jones turned in an impressive seasonal per- formance, as did monsterman Steve Nicks, before being side-lined with a knee injury in the freshmen game against Oklahoma State. K-State ' s freshmen team opened KU ' s defense. Against Kansas the frosh rolled up 307 total yards. the season with a big win against arch rival KU by a score of 23-13. The frosh demonstrated solid defensive play in containing the highly touted KU quarterback, David Jaynes, and offensively were able to move the football. Meeting Oklahoma State in their second game, the K-State freshmen were soundly beaten by an 0-State squad rated as one of the better teams in Oklahoma State history. The freshmen took a physical as well as a mental beating, losing six defen- sive starters during the game. This loss of player personnel did much to weaken the defensive squad for the remainder of the football season. Against Missouri and Nebraska in their final two games the ' Cat frosh were unable to improve upon their won-loss record as the squad dropped both contests by scores of 41-34, and 63-29, respectively. Leading 21-13 at the half the ' Cat freshmen gave up three third period touchdowns to MU in that losing cause. While against Nebraska the ' Cat defense gave up touchdowns on Nebraska ' s first three possessions and were never able to overcome the deficit. Behind the blocking of right tac- Davis. Wildcat quarterback Drake pass receiver. The freshman corn- kle Joe Diesko and fullback Frank Gardner looks down-field for his piled a 1-3 record on the season. 251 Bob Zender outmaneuvers his guard and moves in for an easy basket. Sophomore starter Ernie Kusnyer shot or pull down a rebound as a finds himself unable to block the Wichita player records a tip•in. 252 K-State basketball underwent a drastic change in 1970- ' 71, as former head coach Cotton Fitzsimmons moved up to coach professional ball and was replaced by Jack Hartman from Southern Illinois University. Also the ' Cats found themselves lacking an experienced guard to re- place last year ' s play-maker Wheeler Hughes. Yet according to Hartman, a good defense can keep you in a game re- gardless of the offense, and this is what was concentrated on during pre-season practice. Opening the season with what many considered a lack of depth, the Wildcats demonstrated that they could win as the ' Cats downed TCU in Coach Hartman ' s home debut. K- State ' s record was evened at 1.1 the following week as top 10 ranked Indi- ana bypassed the ' Cats 75.72, ending a Wildcat Ahearn winning streak at 17 games. Playing Wichita State twice in one weekend, the ' Cats lost the initial contest 64-51. While in Manhattan, the following night, Bob Zender flipped in an 18 foot jump shot with four seconds remaining to propel K- State to a 75-74 win. Wildcats topple Texas Christian in Coach Hartman ' s home debut Junior forward Bob Zender looks Going high over his opponent K- chell makes another two-pointer for a ' Cat teammate to pass to. State ' s 6 ' 10 center. Steve Mit- to widen a narrow Wildcat lead. 253 Team inconsistencies hamper ' Cats in seasonal play As pre-season play continued throughout mid-December K-State ' s lack of a take charge guard and bench depth became evident as the ' Cats were unable to generate a sustained series of wins. The Wildcats dumped Vanderbilt and placed third in the Kentucky Invitational, but lost an erratic contest to former coach Tex Winter ' s Washington Huskies. At the Big Eight Tournament in Kansas City, K-State once again demonstrated inconsistency as the Wildcats lost in first and third round play for a sixth place position in the pre-season tournament. In an effort to find a winning com- bination and with an ankle injury to Eddie Smith, coach Hartman varied his line-up giving Terry Snider, Da- vid Hall, Steve Mitchell and Ernie Kusnyer plenty of playing time, while substituting Jack Thomas, Lindbergh White and Bob Zender freely. Going into conference play the Wildcats were still lacking in some areas, but had achieved one of Hart- man ' s goals; that of relatively bal• anced scoring, in posting a 5-6 pre- season record, and K-State ' s lowest finish since 1956 in the Big Eight pre- season tournament. With the opening of conference play at home against the Nebraska Comhuskers, the ' Cats surprised NU by eking out a one point, 70-69 victo- ry. But the Wildcats were unable to develope a victory streak as K-State dropped two following contests with Oklahoma and the Missouri Tigers by scores of 68-76 and 72-80. Following the Mizzu game the ' Cats met last year ' s midwest region- al rival, Houston. K-State managed to stay close throughout the game by breaking the Cougar full-court press. but even the 33 point performance of Ernie Kusnyer was not enough as Houston sophomore Steve Newsome flipped in a last second shot for a 73- 71, Cougar non-conference victory. Steve Mitchell takes his With only three seconds to remain called. Steve Mitchell struggles position prior to a charity toss. in the lane before a violation is to put up a basket for the ' Cats. 254 Lindbergh White feeds the ball to a Wildcat forward in the corner in hopes of penetrating a Houston Cougar sagging defense. Guard Jack Thomas breaks into the clear and arches a long jumper. Varsity Basketball Team — Jack Hartman. Shaw. Lindbergh White. Robert G. tender. Hall. Steve M. Mitchell, Terry S. Snider. Ron- Lawrence Weigel. Jack L. Thomas. Robert L. Ernest J. Kusnyer. Edward C. Smith. David ald .1. Green. Dennis S. Lull. Charles Garrett. 255 Seeing an opening toward the bas- between two Kansas Jayhawk de- ket, guard Lindbergh White cuts fenders and draws a foul in route. K-State ' s Ernie Kusnyer looks for a teammate cutting in toward the basket, while center Steve chell tries to get into the open. David Hall leaps high in the air in hooking a shot over his guard. Senior guard Terry Snider drives the lane against KU ' s Pierre Rus- sell on his way to score a needed lay-up basket for the Wildcats. Out of position for an errant re- David Hall and Bob Zender move in bound. K-State ' s Ernie Kusnyer, for a possible loose basketball. 256 David Hall sets school record with 27 game rebounds Oklahoma was the next Big Eight opponent to invade Ahearn Field- house and do battle with the Wild- cats. Sporting a 21 game losing streak in Ahearn, the Sooners saw the aeries extended to 22 as David Hall grabbed a K-State school record number of rebounds and Terry Sni- der tossed in 26 points to lead the ' Cats to a 78-70 win. K-State then took to the road, but with little success as the Colorado Buffaloes dropped the Wildcats 86• 72, and Kansas defended their fifth place national ranking by pulling out a tight, hard fought 79.74 triumph. K-State kept the game close by hit- ting their first ten shots from the field and 61% overall, but second half turnovers proved to be the ' Cat ' s downfall. Iowa State provided the ' Cats with an end to their winning drought as Steve Mitchell fought a collapsing defense to score 29 Wildcat points, and Bob Zender chipped in 17 points Senior Bob Zender and sophomore the basketball rim in an effort to spark a 96-81 K-State basketball Steve Mitchell reach well above to bring down a Wildcat rebound. home league play. After taking a pass from center dribbles down-court setting up a Ernie Kusnyer before the I-State Steve Mitchell, Lindbergh White fast break situation to teammate defense has enough time to react. 257 Wildcat basketball closes out year in fifth place tie Three K-Staters converge on the homa State shot. On the season basket to recover a missed Okla- the ' Cats split games with OW. Heading into the season ' s final stretch the Wildcats found pressing defenses and costly turnovers less prevalent in their games. Lindbergh White and Jack Thomas took over much of the starting duty at guards and demonstrated effective ball handling. But K-State could not put every- thing together consistently as the ' Cats fell to Iowa State, Kansas, Oklahoma State, Nebraska and Mis- souri. While Colorado and a second contest with Oklahoma State provid- ed K-State with victories for a 6-8 conference record. For the season as a whole, the Wildcats had a rugged time adjust- ing to Coach Hartman ' s style of play, but the ball players readily identified with the head mentor and as Ahearn crowds showed, so did ' Cat fans. Awards for the season included honorable mention to the All-Big Eight Team for David Hall and Steve Mitchell, while the latter was also selected as the Big Eight Sophomore of the Year for 1970-71. Fulfilling one of the many jobs as a pick and feeds off to fellow Terry Snider acts as an effective of a center. Steve Mitchell acts players cutting across the court. screen in blocking an open shot. 258 Wildcats Steve Mitchell and Da- Dave Robisch out of the play for with the league leaders, the ' Cats Yid Hall team up to screen KU ' s a Jayhawk rebound. In the game absorbed a 48-61 conference loss. 259 Freshmen cagers post 8-4 record for 1970-71 campaign K-State ' s freshmen squad, coached by Larry Weigel, came into the 1970-71 season with one of the more talented teams in several years. Proving their potential throughout the year, the squad posted an 8-4 record and created excitement with their precision and sometimes razzle- dazzle play. Northern Oklahoma .Junior College was the first opponent of the season, which the ' Cats blitzed 84-55, follow- ing strong performances of forwards Danny Beard and Larry Williams. Coming off their first victory, the frosh went on a hot streak winning their next four games in a row and seven of the following eight. All around efforts by Lonnie Kruger, Gene McVay, Danny Beard and Lar- ry Williams carried the freshmen ' Cats through mid-season play. But after eight convincing victo- ries, by at least 13 point margins, the frosh ran aground losing the final three games of the season to Okla- homa State 67-75 and two contests to Nebraska 70-78 and 62-75. SIx-foot nine-inch forward Larry to complement his offensive show Williams hauls down another carom of 15 points against the NU team. Frosh guard Lonnie Kruger puts up feet out, while Danny Beard po- in or rebound. In two games with a one-hand jumper from about nine sitions himself for a possible tip the NU froth K-State lost twice. 260 oNsAo 12 STATE II ' ) --s KANSAS ) 31 ' ' 33 44 i stilt i i sTATE , _ STATE i 1 -- i toglillt i Li Freshmen Basketball Team — TOP ROW: Rex G. Barker. Michael W. Relph, Robert H. bin. Lonnie D. Kruger, Roy L. Watson. Danny M. Beard. Lawrence Weigel. BOTTOM ROW: Alan J. Foster. Lyndon E. McVey, Larry D. Wit. I lams. Charles L. DaCkhaus. Steven Johnsen. Freshmen Alan Foster and Charlie Backhaus vie for a missed shot. Junior David Hall goes up for an man center Gene McVey in the an- uncontested layup against fresh- nual encounter. 261 Jim Graham and John Corman head woods and out into the open in a Drake. In winning the meet the the pack of runners through ' the triangular meet with Wichita and Cats raised their record to 3-0. Assistant coach John Bolan offers aid and advice prior to a race. After taking their marks. runners and K-State concentrate on their from Southern Illinois University strategy for running the course. 262 Harriers win third place in Big Eight Conference meet K-State ' s cross country team led by junior MI-American Jerome Howe and sophomore Rick Hitchcock opened the 1970 season with one goal in mind, taking first in the Big Eig ht. On the way to the Big Eight meet the cross countrymen won all five meets they entered and had record-break- ing performances in three of the five. The team was bolstered by returning lettermen Howe, Chuck Copp, and Don Henderson, as well as JUCO transfers John Corman, Jim Gra- ham and promising sophomore, Rick Hitchcock. In the ' Cats first two meets against Southern Illinois University and University of Nebraska, solid per- formances were turned in by Howe, Copp and Hitchcock. The highlight of the two meets was Howe ' s record breaking 19:21 clocking in the four mile race at Nebraska setting a new school record. The Wildcats were vic- tors in both meets defeating SIU 21- 39 and Nebraska 22-37. With their record at 2-0 the K - State team racked up two more big wins over Drake and Wichita State in a triangular meet and University of Missouri in a dual meet. The ' Cats put together a solid team effort to pull out both of the first place wins. An outstanding performance was turned in by Howe in the Missouri meet. as his first place finish won it for the Wildcats by a 27.30 margin. The final two meets of the season were the State Federation meet in Wichita and the Big Eight meet in Stillwater, Okla. In the State Feder- ation meet the Wildcats again came away with first place honors, winning over Ft. Hayes State, Wichita State, and arch-rival Kansas University. After picking up that win, the ' Cats headed into the Big Eight meet un- defeated. But despite a record break- ing 18:55 clocking in the four mile by In a triangular meet with Wichita and Drake. K-State harriers Rick Hitchcock setting a school and course record, K-State fell short end- ing up in third place. The biggest honor of the season fol- lowed the Big Eight, where at the NCAA meet at William and Mary University K-State ' s Jerome Howe finished eleventh in the six mile with a school record time of 28:43. By his eleventh place finish, Howe was named an All-American in cross country for the 1970 season. Hitchcock and Jerome Howe strive to overcome an opponent ' s lead. Varsity Cross Country Team — TOP ROW: Oeloss Dodds. Donald W. Henderson. Steven K. Carpenter. James C. Graham. John Bolan. Art Harvey. BOTTOM ROW: Charles H. Copp. Jerome J. Howe. Frank M. Rodriguez. John F. Corman. Eight returning lettermen bolster K-State gymnastics team potential Ken Johnson hits the spring board in preparation for a hand spring in the long horse vaulting event against the University of Kansas. Moving out of an L-Seat Tom Pot- her concentrates on the movement for his next catch and cut ma- neuver on the even parallel bars. With the graduation of last year ' s outstanding all-around gymnast, Ken Snow, K-State ' s chances for an improvement in conference competi- tion rested on seniors John Howland and Dave Mawhorter, and eight re- turning lettermen. The squad, coached by Dave Wardell, battled Indiana State, New Mexico, and Southern Illinois, all ranked among the better gymnastic teams in the country, as well as tough Big Eight conference opponents. K-State gymnasts opened the sea- so n with a victory over Mankato State, but then demonstrated marked inconsistency as the team dropped two of the next four duel meets. Wardell attributed the early season ups and downs to the relative youth and inexperience of his squad. In overall season competition the Wildcat gymnasts compiled a rather disappointing 4-9 record and could not improve upon last year ' s second place conference finish as they placed fourth in the Big Eight meet at Boulder, Colorado. Sophomore Bill Kennedy executes on the still rings as meet judges a difficult Iron Cross maneuver and ' Cat fans appraise the stunt. 264 One of K-State ' s two senior team pletes a double leg circle on the side members. Dave Mawhorter com- horse in all-around competition. In a meet against Kansas. Jerry Simmons displays an Iron L Cross. Gymnastics Team — BACK ROW: Thomas Wolfe, Kirk A Rose. David Wardell. James V. Norris, Steven L. White. David 0. Obenland. James M. LiBig. Rick J. Barker. Gerald C. Simmons. FRONT ROW: Thomas A. Morelli- no. Ronald R. Dugger. Kenneth P. Johnson. Larry J. Estes. Michael C. Thomas. Tommie L. Carrier. John R. Howland. Timothy J. Rose. David P. Mawhorter. Tommy A. Yother. Wib Ham E. Kennedy. Steven G. Schuman. Tom Yother swings high over the horizontal bar in an eagle giant. 265 At the head of the runway. pole vaulter Sid Mead moves into his approach, plants his fiberglass pole and glides up and over the bar to complete a vault in duel competition with Wichita State. John Bolan. the ' Cats middle dis- sults of the competition as the tance coach, contemplates the re- Wildcats try for another big win. 266 Depth and youth broaden K-State indoor track team Youth and inexperience were the terms used to describe the 1971 in- door track team. Yet this was made up for by a greater amount of depth, ability and talent than ever before, according to head track coach De- Loss Dodds. Despite the loss of premier middle distance runner Ken Swenson, Dodds felt the Wildcats had better overall depth in the running events than last year ' s squad. While in the field, the loss of high jumper, Ray McGill, caused a slight vac- uum which left the ' Cats at a disadvantage. Holdover standouts from the 1970 squad included speedster Luci Wil- liams in the hurdles, Dale Alexander, second in the Big Eight 600 yard run last year, and Tom Brosius in the shot put field event. Rick Hitchcock, K-State distance lane at the start of the two-mile Hitchcock finished second in the runner, sprints to get the inside run during the conference indoor. contest with an 8:54.8 Clocking. 267 Senior ' Cat runner Dale Alexander for winning the 600 yard run at mate Mike Lee who placed second receives the first place trophy the Big Eight Indoor, while team- in the event. awaits his medal. Runners capture third place in Big Eight Indoor meet K-State thinclads opened the 1971 indoor season in late January at the Oklahoma City Invitational. Spurred by the placing of Dale Alexander, Chuck Copp and Dean Williams, the ' Cats collected 38 points for a strong third place finish behind Kansas and the 0-State Cowboys. Following a duel meet with Wichi- ta State, which K-State won over- whelmingly 110-21, the Wildcats traveled to the Astrodome Federa- tion where they failed to finish in the top five. But Houston did hold one bright spot as Rick Hitchcock set a school two-mile mark with an 8:42.6 clocking. Meeting MU the next week the K-State squad primed itself for the Big Eight Indoor, as the ' Cats swamped the Tiger runners by an 83- 39 score. At the conference indoor the track- men won the 600 yard run and the Wildcat runner Danny Fields vies at the Big Eight Indoor meet held mile relay, and collected 36 points for for position in the 440 yd. dash in the K.C. Municipal Auditorium. a third place finish. 268 Running the third leg of the ' Cat the straightaway opening a narrow as K-State edged out Colorado for mile relay. Mike Lee strides down lead. Lee turned in a 48.3 split the first place finish. litQP Mr tin • • ft• n.% - AR Mr Dave Peterson paces himself at the High Jumper Larry Grimes prepares vide enough height to clear the shoulder of Cowboy Larry Rose. to kick his trailing leg to pro• bar during the jumping prelims. 269 Wildcat wrestlers finish year with 9-3 duel meet record 118 pound grappler Rog- moves for a take down by forcing er Fisher counters his opponents him away with a hand to the head. In his 18th year as head wrestling coach, Fritz Knorr had eight letter- men and a number of high school state champions with which to form the nucleus of the 1970-71 Wildcat wrestling squad. Anchored by returnees Ron Tacha, Man Maestas, Gary Walters and Dwight Hemmerling, the ' Cat grap- plers opened season competition in November against non-conference opponents. In pre-Big Eight activity the Wildcat wrestlers won nine duel meets, while losing only three times. At the Big Eight Championship meet the ' Cats had a relatively poor seed- ing as well as a crucial injury to Ron Tacha, and were only able to garner three points for a last place finish. Yet coach Knorr was not overly dis- appointed with the showing since six K-Staters wrestled in the number one seed ' s competition bracket. To close the season three ' Cat wrestlers qualified for the NCAA meet in Ames by finishing fourth or better in the District V Regional. Former high school state champion his opponent from making an es- looks for an opening to put his Roger Fisher struggles to prevent cape to the side of the mat. and man on the mat for a winning pin. 270 Using a turk-ride to keep an op- him down at the same time, a tat can provide the winning margin in ponent close to the mat and wear grappler gains riding time which a hotly contested wrestling meet. ntSitIKG 9 e ) M,-STATE Irmil STA It 0 •Stilt• Iiir -STAI r • h 11610 _ [STUN I.WhenEsiur .• li 4111 .STATE SO iff STUNG A,-STATE t ' t,-STATE 11.) . Usi .1,-STATE icS744. .STATE ...i, WRESTLAW i1 4-STATE t-ST Are .s1471. • v,-STATE (CD 3. ! VISION I I1 1 I i IRESIM i IC Wrestling Team — TOP ROW: Steven C. Fer• Berson. Roger L. Fisher. Dennis W. Switzky. Terry G. Holman. Wayne L. Jackson. Alan H. Maestas. Barry D. Madden. Doug T. Stueve. SECOND ROW: Dale L. Samuelson. Jerry A. Miller. Timothy D. Duncan. Stacy L. Turner. Roger A. Washburn. Larry .1. Dragone. THIRD ROW: Steve C. Walters. Neil E. Hammeroch• midi, Michael J. Heil. Allen L. Mc Koon. Ron- ald L. Tech Charles E. Meyer. Jaye D. Dick- Um. Frank Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Fritz Knorr. Gary A. Richards. Gary J. Walter. William M. holier. William R. Knorr. Kenneth L. Smith. Dwight F. Renneding. 1 After riding his foe for some time Dale Samuelson attempts to end the match with a quick pin move. Junior Dale Samuelson begins to press the ders of his adversary, Tim Warner. to the floor. 271 79 81 1 89 72 61 58 8 • Utah State Colorado 35: 20 16 2. ' • Texas Ch t Indiana Wichita State ichita II I Kentucky Arizona State Sta ir Kansas 21 , Vanderbilt Missouri 14 13 sixth 51 Washington Iowa State 0 third Kentucky Invitationa Oklahoma Big 8 Tourname Oklahoma State 15 70 • , Nebraska Nebraska 51 68 4 , Oklahoma Ni Florida State 33 72 i , Missouri t • 1 .Houston ,.. Oklahoma Nii. Colorado Kansas Iowa State . Oklahoma S Iowa State K•State Colorado ..••• 23 -317 Kansas 34 Mi 41 69 Oklahoma State 26 Ok a 54 71 Nebraska • 29 Nebraska 63 77 i Missouri 1 azil K•State 84 Northern Junior College 83 Sedalia Junior College 77 Wichita State 80 Wichita State 105 Kansas City Junior College 77 Kansas 83 Seminole Junior college 80 Oklahoma State 99 Kansas 67 Oklahoma State 70 Nebraska 62 Nebraska K-State 17 27 34 23 24 second 11 28 24 Wrestling South Dakota Ft. Hays State N.W. Missouri State Invitational S.W. Missouri State Missouri Colorado S.W. Missouri State Invitational Air Force Emporia State Drake Minnesota Wisconsin State Oklahoma State Invitationon Central Missouri State ' Nebraska Big 8 Meet ' K-State 151.05 21 151.70 148.25 9 151.15 150.85 150.10 153.80 151.10 53.20 50.80 .30 150.15 149.90 fourth 8 11 12 K-State 21 8 22 16 24 20 27 13 first ird kato State • Izona State ew Mexico Colorado Kansas Iowa State Nebraska Indiana State Southern Illinois Wisconsin Oklahoma Northern Colorado Denver Big 8 Meet itt Cross Countr Southern Illinois Nebraska Drake 57 Missouri State Federation Big 8 t Natio deration NCA 14 155.7 • 59.75 4.30 ' 162.7 133.10 150.0 154.7 39 — Wichita 43 3 Bowlers compete against ten teams in postal league Backed by the K-State Union, the Wildcat bowling team battled Kan- sas, OSU and Wichita State for posi- tion in the Kansas-Oklahoma Bowl- ing Conference. Beginning competition in Septem- ber and continuing through early March, both the men ' s and women ' s squads traveled about every two weeks meeting conference oppo- nents. The team also participated by mail in an Air Mail League contain- ing ten additional squads. In tournament play the Wildcat bowlers participated in the Associa- tion of College Unions Tournament where the men ' s squad placed second and the women captured third. In an individual effort team captain, Mark Janssen won the men ' s all around championship which entitled him to a trip to the national tournament in Detroit. At the Mid-State ' s Bowling meet held at K-State, ' Cat bowlers once again placed high with a men ' s third and a women ' s second place finish. According to Jerry Mock, bowling team advisor, although the ' Cat squad was young the members im- proved much throughout the season after gaining confidence and timing. Women ' s Bowling Team — TOP ROW: Janice S. Mueller. Cheryl M. Corcoran, Marisa K. !beards. Donna J. Shearman. BOTTOM ROW: Men ' s Bowling Team — TOP ROW: Peter J. Menzies. Mark L. Higgins. Scott N. Gray. Mark Janssen. Douglas L. Stark. BOTTOM ROW: Sheryl K. McKinney. Carol V. Hanson. Kath- leen L. Murphy, Marie A. Bosley. Daniel L. Helm. Gary D. Rensner, Morgan D. Liddell. Scott M. Cornwell. During an evening practice ing team member Mark Janssen dis- plays fixed concentration on his approach, a pendulum swing and a high follow-through in propelling the ball down the bowling alley. 274 Rifle Team — STANDING: Angela A. Wenger. C. Ga brick. Ruth E. Jansen. SITTING: Frank L. send. Victor A. Moss. Raymond B. Gebhart. Donald Edwards. Patricia L. Barnett. Melanie Spellman. Donald F. Pickering, Alan H. Town- Christine Lark S. Parsons. Rifle Club hosts largest target match in the country Competing in the Central Kansas League, the K-State Rifle Club chal- lenged city rifle teams as well as uni- versity squads. Shooting small bore 22 ' s the rifle club sponsored the K- State Turkey Shoot and drew 56 team entries, making it the largest riflry match held in the nation. During season competition the four man varsity team took 15th place at the Oklahoma State Invita- tional and 19th at the Turkey Shoot, while the women ' s squad was fifth at 0-State and third in the Turkey Shoot in rust semester action. Competition for the second semes- ter included the Old Trooper Small Bore Rifle Tournament, where ' Cat shooters Stephan Brooks, Alan Townsend, Angela Wenger and Patty Barnett placed in the top two posi- tions in their shooting events. And at the N.R.A. Sectional match in Rolla, Missouri, the squad showed its over- all balance as K-State captured third in the international and fourth in the conventional course of fire. Shooting from the prone position team member Ruth Jansen steadies at a target 50 feet away. women ' s her Winchester 40X before firing. 275 Coed tennis and basketball finish high in seasonal play In the second year of intercolle- giate competition K-State women battled opposing female teams in the sports of tennis, field hockey, volley- ball, basketball, gymnastics and softball. Vying with various area col- leges in the Association of Kansas Women ' s Intercollegiate Sports League, the women felt that their participation would not hurt, but enhance their femininity. Coed teams practiced early in the morning as well as late at night as not to interfere with the men ' s var- sity sports and were often aided by the men ' s teams. Coached by members of the Wom- en ' s Physical Education Department and sponsored by the Intramural Department, the teams of field hock- ey and volleyball posted losing sea- sons, going 1-1-2 and 0-4 respective- ly, against female opponents. While the tennis team was victorious in three of four encounters, beating Wichita State once and Marymount College twice, and the coed basket- ball squad made a strong showing in their league and were invited to two post-season collegiate invitationals. Stephanie Branca uses her hockey coed opponents for possession of Gymnastics coach Gyll Bates spots stick in battling three Wichita a stray cross-field hockey pass. for a coed on the parallel bars. At the start of the second half gain control of the tip-off for of play Karen Sigel stretches to an early K-State ball possession. 276 Playing in the number three pos- ition against Marymount. Gloria Meigs keeps her forearm stiff in returning a low baseline volley. Coed guard Coleen Larson scram- session of a loose basketball. as bles on hands and knees for pos- Betty Ryan arrives to lend help. Inter•Collimlate Basketball Team — TOP ROW: Judy Akers. Janet L. Hopkins. Linda L. Mills. Jane E. Schroeder. Karen Sigel. Betty R. Ryan. Donna K. Davenport. Carla Rasch. Debra J. Witt. Rebekah Goering. Wanda J. Jane E. Habiger. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara A. Telford. Kirby. Deanna J. Out ley. Colleen G. Larsen. 277 Soccer Club posts 2-2 record in first semester play Losing five of eleven starters from last year ' s soccer squad, Coach Ahmed Kadoum spent much of the first half of the season rebuilding and shaping the 45 members of the K- State Soccer Club into one of the better teams in the Big Eight Conference. In his second year as coach, Ka- doum led his squad to 1.0-1 records in both conference and non-confer- ence play. Opening the season against non-conference opponents, the ' Cat soccer club was tied by the Wichita Soccer Club 3-3, before post- ing their first season victory over Hesston College 4-0. Against conference opponents the ' Cats tied last year ' s conference champion, Colorado, 2-2, and then went on to beat ISO 4-1, for a 2-0-2 first semester record. Other season play included the Ottawa Tournament where three ' Cat players, Douglas Albers, Rudy Sauerwin and Karl Frank, were cho- sen to the all-tournament team. Karl Frank. K-State center full- offensive player. In the contest back, steals the ball from a CU the squads battled to a 2-2 tie. Soccer Team — TOP ROW: Syed F. Quadri. Timothy J. Burke. R. Wagner. Lance E. Reid. Duncan A. Whittier. SECOND ROW: Randall J. Kelly. William D. Pulliam. Fred D. Meer. John R. Rader. Dan L. Miller. THIRD ROW: Lam Phuoc Duc. Udo Kern. Max L. Christensen. Timothy J. Winter. Rudolf E. Sauerwem. Dean Zagortz. Douglas C. Albers. FOURTH ROW: Mauricio A. Domes. Karl A. Frank. Mau-Yin Chow. Manoel R. Leal. Lester Urban. Luis H. Rodriguez. Ron Cook. Bruce P. Woodward. BOTTOM ROW: Steven R. Ball. Ahmed Kadoum. Ron Estevez. 278 Playing in Ahearn Fieldhouse to tramural basketball members con- avoid time conflicts, women ' s in- tend for the coed championship. With a run to gain momentum a ed moves up to meet the kickball. K-State women enter ten different intramural sports Unlike men ' s intramurals, the K- State women ' s intramural program consisted of one division in which sororities, residents halls and inde- pendents competed for the overall championship. Coeds competed in 10 different sports ranging from the individual contests of bowling and table tennis to the more strenuous team sports of kickball, volleyball and basketball. Supervised by graduate assistant, Barbara Hintz, the women ' s intra- mural division was the sight of close overall competition. The first semes- ter of action ended with Goodnow II recording 308 points, and Clovia and Pi Beta Phi not far behind with 297 and 274 points respectively. Representing Van Zile in women ' s a full follow-through in return- badminton. Kerma Headrick shows ing the birdie to her opponent. 279 In a battle between two football terback Dick McVay from 8th floor defense and heads up-field toward teams from the same hall. quar- Moore avoids the 7th floor Moore his team ' s flag football endzone. Intent on tossing a ringer is an intramural horseshoes contestant. Three volleyball competitors try from falling over on their side to prevent a spinning volleyball of the net for a possible point. 289 ' Cat intramural program celebrates GoldenAnniversary during 1970-71 Celebrating its fiftieth year of ex- istence, K-State ' s intramural pro- gram has expanded from three intra- mural sports for men in 1920- ' 21, to 16 sports for men during this year. Under the supervision of director Don Rose, the Department of Intra- murals and Recreation has enlarged K-State intramural facilities to ac- commodate an increase in participa- tion by continually developing the L.P. Washburn Recreational Area. Intramural competition included fraternity, resident hall and inde- pendent divisions, while participa- tion varied on an individual, dual or team basis. At the end of fall compe- tition for team sports Beta Theta Pi led the fraternities, the men of Van Zile headed the residence halls and A.V.M.A. showed a narrow lead over other independent squads. Playing the ball off a side wall a handball player times his shot. With the weather outside turning colder the men ' s intramural pro- gram moves indoors where teams from Marlatt Hall participate in three lines of no-handicap ing at the K-State Union alleys. Taking advantage of a sunny day. two tennis players volley prior to the start of a best two-out-of three-sets singles tennis match. 281 only your roommate knows for sure To drink or not to drink? Fraternity men can now as individual chapter rules are met. Also they drink as much as they like in the house as long need to uphold state laws, rules and regulations. With eyes aglow like cattlemen gone to market. At a yell-in, sororities introduce their newest fraternity men attend a sorority pledge yell-in, pledges through a roll-call presentation system. GREEKS GREEK IS .. brotherhood and sisterhood .. sounds corny but it works at K-State .. describable only through direct experience ... a ready made family .. stereotyped individuals .. intangible as a memory of songs sung over a filled mug tangible as a pin over a heart .. an ancient culture in the Mediterranean area ... spirit and proximity ... a common bond to unlike principles ... close white anglo-saxon protestant friendships ... a great file system someone who cares ... instant friends ... outlets for energies .. bridge partners .. having your own table in the Union ... rush ... functions .. serenades ... cold dorms ... study hall ... pledge sneaks ... seniority ... fraternity sweethearts ... the ritual of initiation ... letters from infamous alumni Pledges of Alpha Chi Omega toil on Slave Day to raise funds for the Christmas semi-formal dance. Manhattan ' s underprivileged children are treated to a Christmas party given by Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Intramurals attract teams from nearly every fra- ternity on campus. The intramural program offers a wide assortment of sports, each climaxing in a division winner and eventually league champions. 285 Rushees are picked up by members of their tive houses and taken to meet the other members. Informality goal in rush; individuality emphasized Sororities at K-State rushed 437 women this fall. With a changing emphasis from the group to the indi- vidual, sororities tried to become more informal in their rushing activities. This year during rush week, rushees were more ma- ture and they were aware of what a sorority might have to offer them, Eunice Pickett, Panhellenic Council advisor, said. Mrs. Pickett also pointed out that the rushees seemed to be interested in the house that best suited them as an individual, and that they listened, watched and selected on a personal basis. During rush week, rushees were housed in West and Ford halls. Members of Panhellenic Council indicated that the two dormitory housing plans were more diffi- cult to handle than the previous single dorm housing. Although they were scattered, this rush week living proved worthwhile since more girls were placed in their permanent rooms. Rush week parties were tightly scheduled throughout the week. On the last day of rush, 320 women were pledged to the eleven national sororities on campus. What ' s your name? Where are you from? What ' s by questions asked rushees by sorority members your major? and Who do you know? are some stand- during women ' s formal rush held each fall term. 286 Panhellenic Council — TOP ROW. Lisa R. Marshall. Charlotte Burghart. Glenda G. Pyke. Mary Jo Grimwood. SECOND ROW: Cathy K. Webb. Barbara Haymaker. Kay Harris. Melinda L. Schrader. SOT- TOM ROW: Angela S. Otto. Barbara L. Herman. Patricia J. Hubbard. lame A. Mugler. Rushees eat a picnic lunch in Derby Food Center hellenic Council. Sorority members informed after attending a meeting presented by the Pan- rushees of pledges programs and scholarships. 287 ACACIA Would you believe Jerry and 1001 ways to hold hands ... Go West young man, go West .. TGIF at 6:30 a.m. Symthe ... Our officers really stand up well at ball games .. Tie, does Rube really look like a girl? ... Not everyone can lose a front wheel ... The Count will return ... Sure she was asleep, Steve? ... Mary I and Mary II ... How many in one house, Tim? ... Nick meets Harvey Tree banger ... Where ' s A.B. again — where else ... Friday night floods ... Looking forward to the Paddle Party, Newk? Steg brings another queen — what ' s an Aardvark? Nark! Nark! ... What can I say? ... More beans than steaks ... Spook flicks ... What ' s a Yellow-Dog? ... Gerbils and honey ... Had a shower lately, Steve, Hecker, or Ken? .. Pledges Christmas stockings got hung early this year ... 3-4-5- .. 3 burning candles ... Proverbs 4, ... Black and Gold ... Human service .. Pearls and garnets . AKAK ... Tie ... Rube ... Playboy Party ... Night on the Nile ... Christmas Party ... Mother Hauser Acacia presents their annual Christmas party at the Cavalier Club in Aggieville. At the party. members drew names for gifts which they then collected and presented to the Douglas Center. TOP ROW: Mrs. Maxine Hauser, Housemother. Beyer, Alan H: Gridley. Senior, Electrical Engineering. Beyer, Floyd E: Wichita. Se- nior. Microbiology. Branton. David R: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Business Administration. Brower. John H: Wichita. Freshman. Architecture. BOTTOM ROW: Brockmeler, Craig A: Topeka. Freshman. General Engineering. Busch. Charles H: Olathe. Junior. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Buster. Alan J: lamed, Senior. Psychology. Cranor, Timo- thy W: Hutchinson. Sophomore. General. Davidson, Kenneth E: Topeka. Sophomore. General. 288 Acacia TOP ROW: Gaughan, William J: Topeka. Senior. History. Clench. Rickey lig Stilwell. Junior. Physical Education. Cirrens, Harold N: Douglass. Junior. Business Administration. Hapgood, James D: McPherson. Freshman, General. Kidd. Roger C: Emporia. Junior. Psychology. SECOND ROW: Kober, John Wichita. Senior. Accounting. Kuhn, Rory D: Pratt. Sophomore. Business Administration. Mail, David A: Manhattan. Senior. Applied Music. Lorg, Don It Cheney. Fresh. man. General. Malmstrom, Steven D: Topeka. Sophomore. Electri. cal Engineering. THIRD ROW: Martens, Wendell k El Dorado. Freshman. Pro.Law. McCobb, Allan P: Russell. Senior. Accounting. McKenna, William C: Sharon Springs. Sophomore. Agronomy. Mead. Jerry N: Cassville. Mo.. Freshman. Mathematics. Newkirk, Rkhard L: Overland Park. Senior. Interior Design. FOURTH ROW: Petersen. Thomas F: Newton. Sophomore. Political Science. Praeger, Brian F: Clatlin, Sophomore. Biology. Smith, Mi- chael it Beatrice. Neb., Senior. Social Science. Stegeman, Michael C: Overland Park. Senior. Medical Technology. Thane, Robert L. Bonner Springs. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Thurston, Sidney R: Elmdale. Senior. Zoology. Tie. mayor. Gerald L Wichita. Senior. Medical Technology. Uhl. Harley E: Carbondale, Junior. Accounting. it ► a Acacia, 20051-km1mi; 289 ALPHA CHI OMEGA So ... Alpha Click ... So its stew again ... Martyr-of- the-day ... Bear ... KITE ' S ... Ladybug ... Rip City at Lincoln ... So ... M.L. is at it again .. Scuby Duby Ruby EGGS! .. Yea, jeans . Who was call girl ... No toilet paper ... Toad Road Triad ... 7 o ' clock card check ... So ... P D .. Ursula Schutlz Anybody wanna buy two green ducks? ... Matilda, 1, 2, 3 ... The Hawk her frocks Chip Borcher ' s Fan Club ... Bunny Rabbit ... Bananas Damn Showers ... So another one bit the dust .. Steve, who? ... Spacy at Christmas party ... So, you wanna learn to play bridge! Rave on ... The Immortal Pit ... Answer the damn phone!!! ... Quiet hours!!! ... We hate you s ... First year girl duty .. Prime Time Alpha Chi Omega. 1835 Todd Road TOP ROW: Mrs. Marie Lowe, Housemother. Anderson. Susan C: KA 1. Sas City. MO.. Freshman. Physical Therapy. Ayres, Nancy K: Pr r Village. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Beardmore. Carol .1: Overland Park. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Billings. Jane E Overland Park. Sophomore, Clothing Retail. SECOND ROW: Broadbent, Sheryl K: Beloit. Sophomore. Computer Science. Brown, Veneta L Shawnee Mission. Senior. Modern Lan- guages. Bucher ' , Carol L: Cedar Vale. Senior. English. Burch, Julie 1: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Political Science. Clark. Catherine S: Wichita. Senior. Family and Child Development. THIRD ROW: Cramer, Elizabeth A: Shawnee. Freshman History. Degnan, Yvonne L Goodland. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educa- tion. DuRoy, Sheryl A: Topeka. Junior. Journalism. Ellinwood, Unda I: Wichita. Sophomore. General. Fuger, Judy I.: Overland Park. Freshman. Interior Design. FOURTH ROW: Funk, Kathy J: Paola. Freshman. Sociology. Graham, Mary Y: Sioux Falls. S.D.. Junior. Secondary Education. Grimwood, Mary J: Sedgwick. Junior. Special Education. Gunton, Anne M: Kan- sas City. Senior. Pre-School Education. Hamill, Sandra L Colley- vale. Senior. Elementary Education. FIFTH ROW. Heffel. Deborah • Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Hochull, Mary C: Holton. Junior, Journalism Education. Hoarsen, Karen L: Topeka. Freshman. Chemistry Holmes. Susan 0: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Hostetter, Carol A: Manhat- tan. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Humped. Susan K: Abilene. Sophomore. Pre-Sec- ondary Education. Hunsucker, Sarah L: Shawnee Mission. Sopho- more. Pre-Elementary Education. Johnson, Carol A: Shawnee Ks. sion, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Johnson, Frond J: To- peka. Freshman. Business Administration. Johnson, Karen E Sali- na. Junior. Home Economics Education. 290 Persistent practice begins to pay off in improved puff football game. The women learned a core of performances as Alpha Chi ' s prepare for a powder seven different plays to use against opponents. Alpha Chi Omega TOP ROW: Johnson. Marian E: Kansas City. Junior. Business Admin. isiration. Jones. Robin J: Washington. Freshman. Political Science. Ladnig, Donna M: Topeka. Sophomore. Physical Education. LeHew, Virginia N: Wheaton. Ill.. Freshman, Modern Languages. LeHew, Vivi- an R: Wheaton, Ill.. Freshman. General. SECOND RIDW. Lowe, Marie A: Overland Park. Junior. Clothing Re- tailing. Lowery, Gayle k Dodge City, Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Loyd. Marilyn S: Sedgwick. Junior. Consumer Interest. Mahoney, Rosemary: Dorrance. Freshman. Dramatics. Marshall, Catherine 1: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW. Mathews, Kfisti L: Sharon. Freshman. Arts and Sci- ences. MeCance, Janet L: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Special Education. McCaskle, Elizabeth J: Topeka. Junior. Interior Design. McCeske, Kathleen A: Topeka. Freshman. General. Milbradt, Mary A: Clay Center. Sophomore. Special Education. BOTTOM ROW: Montgomery, Pamela S: Barnard. Sophomore. Pre- Secondary Education. Morgan, Julie D: Salina. Senior. French. Mor- timer, Elizabeth: Salina. Freshman. Arts and Sciences. Nevins, Kris- tine E: Manhattan. Sophomore. Drama. Nichols, Penny S: Paola. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. 291 Alpha Chi Omega TOP ROW: Nielsen, Katherine A: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman, Gener- al. Petlord, Kathryn A: Emporia. Junior. Home Economics Educa- tion. Purcell, Barbara J: [moons. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Edu- cation. Ragan. Cynthia A: Dallas. Tex.. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Reid, Lynette A: Topeka. Freshman. Arts and Sciences. Robinson, Melanie G: Wichita. Freshman. General. Rose, Nancy E Kiowa, Freshman, Arts and Sciences. Rosener, Suzanne: Estes Park. Colo.. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Sdwaeder, Kathleen B: Timken. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Shalkoskl, Christine A: Lea- wood. Sophomore. Interior Design. SECOND ROW: Smith. Barbara J: Leavenworth, Sophomore. Interior Architecture. Smith, Janet K: Wichita. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Spencer, Barbara D: Topeka, Freshman. Home Economics. Spot- cer, Beverly D: Topeka, Sophomore. Interior Design. Steele, Roylee J: Mission. Junior. Home Economics Education. Ste flat Rebecca k LaCrosse. Junior. Radio-TV. Straub, Dianne L: Kansas City. Ju- nior. Elementary Ed. Terrill, Honed, J: Syracuse. Freshman. Cloth- ing Retailing. Thompson. Joan K: Medicine Lodge. Freshman. Pre- Nursing. VanZandt, Barbara: Wichita. Junior. Home Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Vedros. Andrena L: Shawnee Mission. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Vrzak, Mary S: Wichita. Junior, Account- ing. Wagner, Wandy J: Hoisington, Freshman. Business Administra• tion. Ward, Joan M: Winfield. Junior. Elementary Education. Ward, Rebecca it Winfield, Freshman. Business Administration. Wheeler, Barbara S: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Drama. Wilson. Sally A: Wichita, Sophomore. Pre•Elementary Education. Wolfe, Nancy R: Bonner Springs. Junior. Elementary Education. Wright, Vicky L: Medicine Lodge. Junior. Business Administration. Young, Sharon 0: Pittsburg. Junior. Physical Therapy. Along with an exchange dinner, men of Phi Kappa Omega house. Also that night the two groups made Theta decorate a Christmas tree at the Alpha Chi toys for the Federation of Handicapped Children. 292 ALPHA DELTA PI Pork Society ... Alpha Lambda Nu ... Skinny Legs Society .. tube crew ... hard core ... Reject Brigade ADPi marching band ... Wilma ... Phantom Sere- nades ... study hall snacks ... Ultra-violet Award ... sophomores, line 7 ... food planning committee ... demerits ... Diamond Ball ... Green Witch Award . . J.Y. Chirp ... Head Beagle ... spacers ... Gabby Andy ... MA. ... sun deck annual water fight ... Askrew .. Bean Bago .. Get it on and do it every day ... Rain drops keep falling on my head or sprinklers in the cold dorm .. seeping JoAnn and Joe . . . get- ting Ralphed bolting table ... oriental lamp .. tremendi ... It ' s an ADPi year ... Greaser Party ... Senior Dinner ... Ralph, the garbage disposal .. Sheppard ' s Pie ... The Phanton ... Ernie Duba Alpha Delta Pi. 518 Sunset TOP ROW: Mrs. Marguerite Amer, Housemother. Askew, Pamela K: Overland Park. Senior. Family and Child Development. Badsteen, Marilyn J: Riverdale. N.D.. Freshman. Clothing Retailing, Baird, Jean: Kinsley. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Baxter, Marsha k Pomona. Junior. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW: Beebe, Linda M: Dodge City. Junior, Elementary Education. 13ettenhausen, Carol K: Wichita. Senior. Elementary Education. Bowman, Wendy A: Wichita. Freshman. History. Burk- doll, Janet A: Topeka. Freshman. Art. Chase, Peggy A: Wichita. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW: Chipman. Carol D: Wichita. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Clark. Jeannie E: Wichita. Freshman. Music Education. Cook, Caron J: Leawood. Freshman. Mathematics. Corrigan, Mary C: Sophomore. Chemistry. Cox, Sheryl K Sublette. Junior. Busi- ness Education. FOURTH ROW: Davis, Cheryl L: Junction City. Sophomore. Account- mg. Drown, Deborah G: Overland Park. Junior. Foods and Nutrition. Dyer. Barbera J: Overland Park. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Edds, Linda 5: Topeka. Senior. Elementary Education. Elipn, Jac- qulyn A: Anthony. Senior. Textile Research. FIFTH ROW: Ferbraehe, Bette J: Hiawatha, Senior. Home Economics Education. Gaboulls, Barbara G: Prairie Village, Junior. Clothing Retailing. Gehrt, Cheryl R: Topeka. Junior. Home Economics. Gravl- no, Carla A: Overland Park. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Groettr, Jane E: St. Joseph. Mo.. Junior. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Halls, Cynthia C: Wichita. Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics. Hartman, Jana J: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Haw- thorne, Jo Ann: Wilsey. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Hess. Debra K: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Holland, Marcia S. Overland Park, Junior. Elementary Education. 293 Alpha Delta Pi TOP ROW: !soh. Mary A: Morrill. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educa- tion. Jobin, Christine D: Silverton. N.J.. Senior. Elementary Educa- tion. Jones, Cecelia M: Kansas City. Senior. Home Economics and Journalism. Jones. Tonle 1: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore, General. Klmbrel, Deborah K: Wichita. Junior. Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: KInderkneeht, Jeanette K: St. Marys. Senior. Biology. Kiser, Billie J: Anthony. Senior. Elementary Education. Klein• schmIch. Beth A: Leawood. Sophomore. Pr•Elemmtary Education. Jean M: Garden City. Senior. Elementary Education. Koch, Sheryl D: Holton. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Kopulos, Mary E: Kansas City. Mo., Freshman. General. Kuntz, Debra J: Lawrence, Sophomore. Music. Lehr, Karen C: Kan- sas City. Freshman. Humanities. Lundstrom, Dana L: McPherson. Senior. Secondary Education. Manley, Marsha A: Powhattan. Ju- nior. Interior Design. FOURTH ROW: Mattson, Judith A: Boulder. Coto.. Freshman. Home Economics. McKinley, Rosana: Norton. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Meade, Rosemary: Abilene. Senior. Clothing Retailing. Melton, Christen. M: Salina. Junior. Elementary Education. Mendia, Julie D: Wichita. Junior. Business Education. FIFTH ROW: Miller, Lucinda K: Lyons. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Minnis, Judith A: Lamed. Freshman. English. Minor, Janis L: Lea- wood. Junior. Elementary Education. Moore. Susan J: Westmore- land. Sophomore. General. Morris, Brenda S: McPherson. Fresh- man. Pre-Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Mueller, Valeria K: Hanover. Freshman. General. Musll, Hannah E: Blue Rapids. Senior. Family and Child Develop- ment. Must Mary L: Blue Rapids. Junior. Home Economics and Lib- eral Arts. Myer. Linda I: Wichita. Junior. Home Economics. Nuckolls, Nancy L: Wichita. Freshman. Special Education. 6i Rushees sing along as members of Alpha Delta Pi the musical Hair, was a 15 minute production in present a skit during rush week. The skit, from which participants sang and danced for rushees. 294 Santa brings gifts and goodies for good ADPi ' s Afterwards, amidst the ribbons and papers, elves during the annual around the tree gift exchange. entertain with a Night Before Christmas skit. Alpha Delta Pi TOP ROW: Osbourn, Kristi G: Leawood. Freshman. Fashion Design. Osbourn, Launa D: Leawood. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Os- weld, Laura E Wichita. Junior. Music Educalion. Rueschhoff, Bar- bara J: Oakley. Junior. Elementary Education. Schmitz. Mary K: Alma. Senior. Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: Scott, Ye!dean lk Council Grove. Sophomore. Cloth. mg Retailing. Seim, Donna L: Gypsum. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Shank, Jeanette M: Burdett. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Edu- cation. Sheerer, Christy L Mullinville. Sophomore. Art. Sharer, Yin ginla 5: MuMowIle. Sophomore. Pre.Nursing. THIRD ROW: Smith, Becky k Ozawkie. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Smith, Patricia L: Liberal. Sophomore. Music. Snider, Janice I: Abilene. Junior. Special Education. Stallard, Cheryl A: Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Education. Stewart. Laura A: Sali- na. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Sutton, Cynthia 5:Overland Park. Junior. Elementa- ry Education. Taylor, Christine k Topeka, Senior, Clothing Retail. ing. Taylor, Marilyn Al Arlington. Va.. Freshman. Interior Design. Tyson, Sharon R: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Van Ifleet, JoAnn, Garden City. Sophomore. Interior Design. BOTTOM ROW: Walker, Kathleen k Manhattan. Junior, Home Eco- nomics Education. Williams. Dorothy D: Shawnee Mission. Sopho. more. Pre-Elementary Education. Wright, Patricia D Liberal. Senior. Clothing Retailing. Younger, Gloria J: Great Bend. Junior. Speech Pathology. 295 Alpha Gamma Rho, 1919 Platt TOP ROW: Mrs. Loom Marker, Housemother. Bane, Irvin 1: Bellflow- er. III.. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Beesley, James D: Pomona. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Benton, Timothy T: Gar- nett. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Bothell, Douglas C: Wii- liamsburg. Senior. Animal Science a nd Industry. SECOND ROW: Carden, Darrell L: Garnett. Junior. Agriculture Edu- cation. Canton, Rodney D: Stockton. Sophomore. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Chesney, KeIth Woodston. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Clark, Steven 0: Sedan. Freshman. General Agriculture. Cole, Gary k Sedan. Junior. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Conway, Kenneth L• Natoma. Junior. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Cranston. Gregg L: Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Dunbar. Ronald E Richmond. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Falk, James W: Alta Vista. Sophomore. Business Administration. Gatr, Ronald F: Newton. Junior. Agricul- tural Economics. ALPHA GAMMA RHO The Wild Bunch ... Liberals and Conservatives ... Week-end warriors ... Alpha Grabba hose?? ... Dum- my ... Stretch ... You sorry dog ... Tex ... Bully ... The Ghetto ... D.W. ... Flash ... Kite ' s Lab ... Ralph Submarine races at Tuttle .. Boa ... 12 noon bridge club ... You silly rabbit ... T.P. at the Roulet- ter ... The Triad ... Spring Kegger Rhomates Showers ... You sorry individual ... Quiet hours First call! ... Fines Ag activities and winners ... Farmers ... Liberalization of pledge program Undefeated in league play. Alpha Gamma Rho partic- practiced every night before the season started ipates in intramural football. The fraternity and about one third of the house participated. Saloon and gambling hall settings serve as the at- dress in western clothes and try their luck at mosphere as Alpha Gamma Rho men and their dates the roulette table during their Roulette Party. Alpha Gamma Rho TOP ROW. Gerstner. Daniel P: Frankfort, Senior. Agricultural Educa- tion. Glgstad, Allred 0: Nebraska City. Nob.. Freshman, Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Gordon, James It Garnett. Senior. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Hands. Gregory J: Garden City. Junior. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Hands. Samuel L: Garden City. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. SECOND ROW: Harmon. Robert Logan. Junior. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Hawks:lint:thy A: Nickerson. Sophomore. Electrical Engi- neering, Hays, Ronald L Oakley. Senior. Agricultural Economics. Hogan, Michael A: Atlanta. Ga.. Junior. Microbiology. ingrain,. Wayne L Joliet. Ill.. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Jones, Larry C: Garden City. Sophomore. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Kurr, Albert Be Newton. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Libby, Lauren D. Smith Center. Sophomore. Agricul- tural Education. Mann, Michael k Toronto. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Martinson, Mirka L Primrose. Neb.. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Mason, Marlin W: South Haven. Senior. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. McCorgary, Martin L Arkansas City. Junior. Agri- cultural Economics. McCoy, Lee V: Topeka, Freshman. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. McDonald, Michael H: Williamsburg. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Meetz, James A: Newton. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. 29 Alpha Gamma Rho TOP ROW: Miller, Maurice C: Great Bend. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Moore, Robert 13: Hamlin. Tex.. Senior. Agricultural Economics. Niles, Clair 0: Lebo. Junior. Physics. Norman. Milford L WelMeet. Neb.. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Odle, Ted L Glade. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. SECOND ROW: Oleen, Glenn C: Falun, Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Ostermann, Jerry 1: Sylvan Grove. Junior. Agricultural Engineering. Pruitt. Don R: %heavele. Junior. Agricultural Educa- tion. Raymond, Dale W: Garnett. Senior. Animal Science and Indus- try. Reichenberger. Frank: Mount Hope. Senior. Agronomy. THIRD ROW: Roney. David I.: Waverly. Junior. Feed Science and Management. Philip A: Wakeeney, Freshman. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Sauenveln, Charles P: Walton. Junior. Agricultur- al Education. Sauerweln, Donald A: Walton. Senior. Dairy Produc- tion. Schoen, Rodney R: Downs. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. FOURTH ROW: Scott, Danny L: Pietas Junior. Agricultural Eco• nomics. Sharp, Craig E: Humboldt. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Sippel, Allen R: Lindsborg, Freshman. Veterinary Medi- cine. Slav:son, Lloyd J: Tonganoxie. Junior. Agricultural Economics. Smith. Kenneth I.: Newton. Junior. Agricultural Education. FIFTH ROW: Strahm, Joe D Sabetha. Junior, Pre-Veterinary Medi- cine. Strickler, Duane J: Colony. Junior. Animal Science and Indus- try. Strickler. Steven M: Iola. Freshman. Dairy Production. Turn- quiet. Steven D: Lindsborg, Junior. Agricultural Economics. Win- stead, Larry C: Shirley. III.. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. BOTTOM ROW: Wright. Haskell Si Sublette. Senior. Veterinary Medi- cine. Young. Jack E Overland Park. Sophomore. General Agricul- ture. Zimmerman, Gary R: Tonganoxie. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. 298 4 ui • C O du g o ••- .0 ' 0 • e .e c r a cr DO O .2% 111 0 E o O 4- co E - u. ' a — 12 1, o ao a Y s O -r, 0 E 0 v C to C 0 Go to Hell with AKL C.L.G. ... Frogs don ' t jump anymore ... But Jeff, I know she ' s in love with my body (R.J.) ... Marijuana Brother ... Confucious say, Watch where you go when walking down the stairs, Clay ... The H.A. Award this time goes to ... Is it going to rain McLain? ... A.D. ' s ... How are you feel- ing, Jerry? ... Coffee Crew ... Get the truck out ... How ' s your wife and kids, Jim? ... Beer breakfasts at the Jon ... Eight Ball Award ... Steak or beans ... Ben laughs in his sleep ... My name is Dave Brewer ... State Champion Little League Football and ... What ' s cooking B.J.? ... Here ' s to the Worm and Mr. Bang Bang ... Maybe we should buy stock in Mr. K ' s . Mr. Weather Award ... The Gun ' s going to get you ... New traditions at Tuttle ... Big Al, the kiddies pal ... Have gun will travel ... This is National Be Kind to Cripples Week .. Rubber Ducky Award ... Turn off the lights . Did you bring your soap? ... If you can ' t take a joke, you know what you can do ... Ben-wa ... Beat the brush for rush ... Look out for Hammer ... basket- ball league winners ... RICKETY-RACKETY RELL Alpha Kappa Lambda, 1919 Hunting TOP ROW: Mn. Daisy Lucht, Housemother. Allan. Ronald D: Dodge City, Junior. History. Anspaugh, Randy T: Ness City. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. Armstrong, Robert D: Hutchinson. Senior. Civil Engi- neering. Charles L: Topeka. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. SECOND ROW: Bair, Harold H: Winfield, Junior. Business Adminis- tration. BamgrOver, Wayne D: Kinsley, Senior. Agricultural Econom- ics. Elontrapr, Thomas E: Hutchinson. Junior. Architecture. Bram- lap, Charts L. Frankfort. Senior, Agricultural Education. Brigp, Thomas k Fulton. Mo.. Sophomore. Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Cosgrove. David M: Council Grove. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. Dutton, Michael W: Kingman, Freshman, Business Administration. Fehr. Stephen L Topeka. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering. French, Howard D: Rossvllle. Sophomore. Ag- ricultural Mechanization. Gatterman. Bryan Lewis. Junior, Physi- cal Therapy. FOURTH ROW: Griffin. Charles L Lyons. Junior. Psychology. Hitz, Michael K Kingsdown, Junior. Pro-Forestry. Johnson, Martin Sali- na. Freshman, Engineering. Jonas, Michael W: Ellsworth. Wis., Ju- nior. Political Science. Jones, Randall 5: Topeka. Junior. Radio-TV. BOTTOM ROW: Kent. Stanley It Mexico. Mo.. Junior, Accounting. Lockhart, Gary It Manhattan. Sophomore. Music Education. Love, Daniel L: Montezuma. Sophomore. General. Mason, Jerry L Topeka. Freshman. General. McClelland. Ronald E: Hutchinson. Junior, Electrical Engineering. 2 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA 300 Alpha Kappa Lambda TOP ROW: McCune, Walter C: Montezuma. Sophomore. General. McLain. Michael S: Overland Park. Senior, Business Administration. McNulty. Thomas F: Tonganoxie. Freshman. Political Science. May Robert M: Overland Park. Junior. Geography. Miller, Benny J: Burdett. Junior, Psychology. SECOND Reneger. James C: Shawnee Mission, Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Roland, David M: Wichita. Senior, Architec- ture. Roop, Alan W: Ford. Junior. Physical Education. Sparks, Clif- ford 5: Kingman, Senior. Agricultural Education. Stilwell, Robert K: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Sullivan. Terrance L.• Annandale. Va.. Senior, Interior Architecture Design. Varney. James F.: Jewell. Senior. Wildlife Con- servation. Volgt, Bruce E: Topeka. Freshman. Pre•Forestry. Wall, Wil- liam H: Montezuma. Sophomore. Business Administration. Walker, Gary W: Tonganoxie. Freshman. General. FOURTH ROW: Webb, Jeffery 5: Mt. Vernon. Ill.. Sophomore- Medical Technology. West, William 5: Tonganoxie. Sophomore. Psychology. Westphal, Russell D: Kinsley. Senior, Architecture. Worley. David W: Council Grove. Freshman. Building Construction. Worley, Michael Council Grove. Senior. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Wyckoff, Kirk F: Altamont. Senior. Business Administration. rw Alpha Kappa Lambda periodically holds workdays bers do odd jobs for Manhattan residents ranging throughout the year. Each spring and fall. mem• from pulling nails from boards to raking leaves. 301 ALPHA TAU OMEGA 109 Club ... Beta Phi ... Monopoly bunch ... Pass out . Delta Lambda ... Medical Center ... money ... DF ' s are great! ... Sisters of Maltese Cross ... Trial ... Nightly readings ... h-h-har-oomph ... Cougar ... Eddie Munster ... The Rats ... Curley ' s ... Air Raid ... Bug ... Weeds ... Far-Far Out ... Whale ... The Little House ... Euphoria ... Turkey ... Verse ' s ... Ralph will eat it ... Hey chic! K ' s Profaroo Pitch ... North-South war ... Bogart ... Yo ... Is John in? ... Eat, Tolson, eat ... Blackfoot-Whitefoot ... Isn ' t dinner ready yet? ... Gross-out-Grace ... It ' s in the potatoes ... Three rings ... Cops in Colorado Springs ... Got the angle Lance? ... No hot water again! ... Bag-it Party ... Maxwell ' s hungry ... House bills due ... Girl on floor Chug-a-thon Alpha Tau Omega. 1632 McCain Lane TOP ROW: Mn. Olive Newcomer, Housemother. Arehart, Michael J: Manhattan. Senior. Business Administration. Bartak, Pau1.1: Cuba. Junior, Chemical Engineering. elm, Daniel H: Wichita. Sophomore. Interior Architectural Design. Bowen, Terry El: Omaha. Neb.. Fresh- man. Pre•Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW Broce. Keith W: Arkansas City. Senior. Agricultural Economics. Buchheister. John B: Plainville, Senior. Electrical Engi- neering. Budke. James H: Qsawatomie. Sophomore. Business Ad- ministration. Burner, Jeffrey Prairie Village. Junior. Landscape Architecture. Cannon. James T: Salina. Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. THIRD ROW: Conner, Marc 5: Prairie Village, Freshman. General. Corwin, Paul 1: Overland Park. Junior. History. Crabb, Jeffrey P: McPherson. Freshman. Pre•Veterinary Medicine. Crough, Steven T: Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. Dalrymple, Lonnie E Paola. Ju• nior. Computer Science. FOURTH ROW: Deutsch, Randal Hoisington. Sophomore. Physical Education. Diehl, Paul Prairie Village. Junior. Building Construc- tion. Dumler, Marlin k Russell. Freshman. General. Engle, Charles W: Wichita. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Flrebaugh, Doug- las A: Prairie Village, Junior. Business Administration. FIFTH ROW: Gibson, Val G: Arkansas City. Senior. Business Adminis- tration. Gilliland. Michael W: Great Bend. Freshman. Social Science. Glotzbach, Stephen J: Leavenworth. Junior. Business Administra- tion. Gray, Scott N: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. General. Grimes, Mark A: Prairie Village. Junior. BuildingConstruction. BOTTOM ROW: Gunn, Lyle L: Great Bend. Freshman, Pre-Medicine. Higgins, Mark L.• Topeka. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Hodges, Joseph 0: Manhattan. Sophomore. Building Construction. Hot- strom. Jerry la Topeka. Senior. Interior Architectural Design. Hot- Strom, John E Prairie Village. Senior. Architecture. 302 Alpha Tau Omega TOP ROW: Horinek, Urban W: Atwood. Senior. Chemical Engineer- ing. Johnson, Michael E Omaha. Neb.. Sophomore. Architecture. Kant, Stanley A: Hoisington, Junior. Business Administration. Kingston, Raymond E: Hoisington. Sophomore. Radio-TV. Kline, Richard C: McPherson. Sophomore. Sociology. SECOND ROW: Lang, Gerald J: Hoisington. Sophomore. Economics. Love, Robert 0: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Business Administra- tion. Madden, Barry Eh Norton. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Marcotte, Richard E Hoisington, Freshman, Engineering. McKay, Daniel H: La Crosse. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Miller, Frederick G: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Physi- cal Education. Moriarty. Walter A: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore, Building Construction. Mudrey, Stephen J: Lexington. Mau.. Senior, Architecture. Muir, William I.: Manhattan. Senior. Business Adminis- tration. O ' Flynn, Richard H: Prairie Village. Junior. Building Construction. President McCain explains the role of fraterni- Tau Omega house dedication activities. The nation- ties within the university complex at the Alpha al ATO president and Senator Pearson also attended. 303 1:42 21 ' 1 wit Alpha Tau Omega TOP ROW: Oran, Donald I.: Peck. Sedior. Accounting. Pedant, Don A: Great Bend. Freshman. Engineering. Pinsk., Richard k Manhat- tan. Senior. Business Administration. Rankin, Thomas 0: Mc - Pherson. Freshman, Pre-Law. Rauscher, Douglass A: Cot leyville. Junior, Business Administration. Ray, Richard R: Shawnee Mission. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Ripley. George S: Salina. Sopho- more, Pre-Medicine. Roper, Dennis k Manhattan. Freshman, Gener- al. Ryder. Michael W: Kansas City. Mo., Freshman. Architecture. Shaw, Wiley 5: Omaha. Neb.. S enior. Biological Science. BOTTOM ROW: Sterrett, Richard It Norton. Sophomore, Education. Sterrett, Robert K: Norton. Sophomore, Education. Stormer, Mi- chael L: Topeka, Sophomore. Architecture. Tolson, Michael H: Over- land Park. Senior. Landscape Architecture. Torras Arthur E Hem- inglon, Junior. Physical Education. Veldhulzen, Ivan D: Watertown, S.D., Senior. Architecture. Walter, Daniel C: Norton. Freshman, Pre- Medicine. White, David C: Kinsley. Sophomore. Wildlife Conserva- tion. Whitmer, Dennis N: Goodland. Senior, History. Whittler, Dun- can A: Overland Park. Freshman. History. Pledges are given the responsibility for keeping the new Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house clean. 304 Alpha Xi Delta, 601 Fairchild Terrace TOP ROW: Mrs. Susan CO; Housemother. Anderson, Betty J: Gar- nett, Senior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Anderson, Margaret E: Garnett. Freshman. Home Economics. Barteaux. Jac- quelyn:Webb City. Mo.. Freshman. Biochemistry. Beaudet. Maureen C: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary SECOND ROW: Bloom, Sandra L: Kismet. Junior. Home Economics Education. Boyd, Ann Prairie Village. Senior. Elementary Educa- tion. Bretton, Bonnie L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Modern Language. Bretton, Cindy 5: Manhattan. Sophomore. Modern Language. Brum. mel, Barbara 3: Overland Park. Sophomore. Art. THIRD ROW: Cramer, Sandra L: Healy. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Culp, Karen S: Independence. Sophomore. Medical Technology. Davis, Sindra S: Red Oak. Iowa. Freshman. Psychology. Dayhoff, Lynne D: Junction City. Sophomore. Medical Technology. De Moss, Deborah A: Kansas City, Junior. Clothing Retailing. FOURTH ROW: Elliott. Dianna L: State College. Pa.. Sophomore. Pre- Elementary Education. Ellis. Barbara J: Topeka, Freshman, Interior Design. Ellis. Christine L: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. Fraley, Janke A: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Fromme, Mary 1: Topeka. Junior. Physical Education. FIFTH ROW: Fyte. Rita K: Wakefield. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Gritton, Karla L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Journalism. Hagerman, Carol 5: Rozel, Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Hawks, Tenn 5: Hutchinson. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Heath. Nancy L: Topeka. Junior. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Hada% Joan A: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Hickey, Janet At Olathe. Junior. Home Eco- nomics Education. HolsIngton, Beth 1: Wichita. Junior. Humanities. Hopkins. Janet L: Benton. Freshman. Physical Education. Hubbard. Valerie B: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. ALPHA XI DELTA Fuzzy love Candles in the living room you wish ... Sister Mari Susan ... Returns from Nebras- ka .. Famous Couples ... Fantastic ... Super Cool Award ... Cool it Chick ... Rowdy night ... Whoop Whoop Whoop .. What a bite! ... Steer Jock . Alpha Grabba Hoe ... It ' s three times for awake and once for up ... Buckwheat ... Steak and coldcuts ... And then Bill said, We ' d appreciate your help tonight. ... It ' s jeans day ... Cool your jets . Who ' s supposed to be on P and D? 12:30 for lunch bunch — not a whole bunch ... Densi ... Our smiling Lance Hoppy ... Eat your heart out Congrat- ulations Round the room you must go ... Love is ... One more bit the dust .. Pink roses . Two sweet- hearts in one night ... It ' s more romantic that way 11 305 FIFTH ROW: Oliver, MNdred S: El Dorado. Junior. English. Petrie, Brenda K: Kinstey. Junior. Home Economics Journalism. Pitts, Peg- gy J: Garden City. Sophomore. Ho me Economics Education. Plants, Mary S: Overland Park, Junior. English. Remus, Pamela D: Osborne. Junior. Modern Language. SIXTH ROW: Rhoades. Lois J: Wakeeney, Senior. Elementary Educa- tion. Ruoff. Susan L: Overland Park. Junior. Elementary Education. Ruud, Elaine M: Jamestown. Senior. Secondary Education. Seine- der. Laura K: Rush Center. Junior. Foods and Nutrition in Business. Striate,, Bonnie K: Longford. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. SEVENTH ROW: Shattuck. Tamara R: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Shawgo, Patricia A: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Nursing. Shea, Jennifer C: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Modern Language. Sickles. Susanne M: Morrisville. Pa.. Senior. Home Eco- nomics Journalism. Simons, Cheryl L: Northampton. England. Sophomore. Home Economics Journalism. EIGHTH ROW: Smith, Diane M: Burdett. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Sontag, Theresa J: Derby, Freshman. Biological Science. Stansell, Deborah 0: Prairie Village. Sophomore, English. Stauth, Barbara L: Newton. Sophomore. Speech Pathology. Stony ' , Janice C: Osage City. Sophomore. Speech Pathology. BOTTOM ROW: Sundgren, Julie A: Falun. Freshman. Physical Thera. py. Swenson, Patricia k Kansas City. Senior. Family and Child De- velopment. Trent, Cynthia Y: Pullman. Wash.. Freshman. Modern Language. Tucker, Carol L: Overbrook. Junior. Interior Design. Vautravers. Debra 5: Wichita. Freshman. Biological Science. Alpha Xi Delta TOP ROW: Jackson. Donna M: Wichita. Freshman. Fashion Design. Jenkins, Elizabeth A:Oshkosh. Neb.. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Kai- ousek, Patrice L: Kansas City. Freshman. General. Kirkendall. Debra: Smith Center. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Kou- dale, Colleen H: Manhattan. Junior. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW: Latas. Cynthia 5: Rozel. Sophomore. Speech Pathol• ogy. Lee, Linda K: Manhattan. Junior. Economics. Lefler, Gear. glans L: Overland Park. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Leslie, Hutchinson. Junior. Elementary Education. Letholt. Linda M: Pratt. Junior. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Lewis. Pamela J: St. John. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Lindholm. Susan A Manhattan. Freshman. Pre•Nursing. Utz Const- ance A: Manhattan. Freshman. Biological Science. Matlack. Lucinda D: Clearwater. Freshman. General. McGuire. Rhonda R: liberal. Freshman. Home Economics Education. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Deborah E Meade. Sophomore. General. Mor- rill, Undo K: Wichita. Junior. Medical Technology. Nlemann, Em ily E Nortonville. Senior. Horticulture. O ' Dell, J. Carolyn: Rozel. Sopho- more. Pre-Elementary Education. Oliver. Barbara A: El Dorado. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. 306 Actives and dates provide entertainment at Alpha In conjunction with Lambda Chi Alpha, the coeds Xi Delta ' s Famous Couples pledge-active party. spoofed a favorite fairy tale in their HQ skit. Alpha Xi Delta TOP ROW. Vishnosko, Carol A: Salina. Sophomore. Modern Lan- guage. Voegete, Sharon A: Leawood. Junior. Elementary Education. Waldschmidt, Linda M: Hutchinson. Junior. Home Economics Edu- cation. Wallisch, Denise C: Topeka. Freshman. Pro-Secondary Edu- cation. Waring. Mary E: Garnett. Junior. Political Science. SECOND ROW: Wilbur. Darcy I: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Willa, Diana L: Overland Park. Sophomore. Journalism. Wilson, Helen C: Sharon Springs, Junior. Modern Lan- guage. Wilt, Jeanette L: RosswIle. Senior. Family and Child Develop- ment. Yoder, Cynthia A: Springfield. Va.. Freshman. Radio-TV. BOTTOM ROW. Yenning, Kathryn E: Manhattan. Freshman. Biologi- cal Science. Zeckser, Kathryn K: Alma. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. 307 BETA SIGMA PSI King ... Brown Helment Award ... Experimental Light Farm ... Old man, you need a date ... crash ... Eighth Wonder of the World ... Dossie Buck Roger ' s Wednesday morning fan club ... Gross ... Flashing peace sign ... Cut some slack ... Super- jock ... John Wayne movies ... pizza ... Gilboner ' s famous study hall stare ... Beard turning red ... Ralph ... What ' s your bag? ... Reformation Day Party ... P-38 ' s ... Nightly bull sessions ... cigar man ... Bible reading after hot dates .. How to succeed in get- ting everybody sick in the rack while throwing up ... Butch ' s cradle robbing ... Moderized dress code ... Horse ... Hasn ' t the mail come yet? ... 24 hour vis- itation in downstairs living area ... Butch ... A course in Pool Table I ... Marry Pooh ... St. Louis chick ... TGIF at Kites and Court ... All night Architects ... Skydiving ... Mashed potatoes are cold again ... Horse eats hay ... Pop bottle ash trays ... Mushy Flunky Club ... Partying hous e parents ... The Surf ... The germ and corn ... carpet patches ... The rock ... yea, Germans ... GI Joe ... Warehouse Party I% ah,t • --11- Beta Sigma Psi, 1200 Centennial Drive TOP ROW: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth StudzInski, Houseparents. Bare- field, Brute W: Minneapolis. Senior. Accounting. Borgmann, Steven K: Marysville. Freshman. Accounting. Barrett, Robert L: Emporia. Freshman. General Agriculture. SECOND ROW: Eltreschen, Phillip W: Kansas City. Mo.. Senior. Archi- tecture. Bunching, Mark H: St. Louis, Mo., Sophomore, Business Administration. Carlson, Rickey C: McPherson. Sophomore. Busi- ness Administration. Delimont, Francis M: Phillipsburg. more. Business Administration. Dirks. Fred P: Dodge City. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Bernier, Robed E Chappell. Neb., Freshman. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Hurtling, John W: Overland Park. Sophomore. Accounting. Hagerman. Alan C: Bezel. Freshman. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Hall, Daniel B: Manhattan. Freshman. Accounting. Harrod, Ronald D: Leavenworth, Sophomore. Landscape Architecture. FOURTH ROW: Heine, Glenn k Chase. Freshman. Computer Sci- ence. Heine. Michael B: Chase. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Houghton, Mark C: McPherson. Freshman. Biology. Klemm, Frank k Russell. Freshman. General. Koster, Carl H:Cheney.-SoPhomore, Agricultural Journalism. BOTTOM ROW: Kroening, Dwayne A: Hutchinson. Senior. Mechani- cal Engineering. Lehmann, Dennis L: Gaylord, Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Lykens, David H: Lee ' s Summit, Mo., Fresh- man. General Engineering. Matta, Arthur Q St. Louis, Mo.. Sopho- more. Architecture. Maurer, Stanley J: Marysville, Senior. Business Administration. 308 Beta Sigma Psi TOP ROW: Meng. Gerald E: Troy. Sophomore. Agricultural Econom- ics. Miller, Randy K: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. WRAP, Timothy M: Bonner Springs. Freshman. Dairy Production. Murphy. Bryon T: Topeka, Freshman. Architecture. Neal, Fredrick D: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Wildlife Conservation. SECOND ROW: Othsner, John D: Wichita. Junior, Accounting. Pettish, Alan C: Haven. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Peters, Bruce I.: Ellinwood, Freshman. General Engineering. Peterson. Jef- frey 5: Kansas City. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Peterson, Rex K: Mc- Pherson. Freshman. Civil Engineering. THIRD ROW: Pink Eugene D: Kanorado. Senior. Architecture. Pul- liam, William D Kansas City. Mo.. Senior. Architecture. Scheele. Marvin L Hampton. Neb.. Senior. Accounting. Senior, Marvin C: El. linwood. Senior. Agricultural Mechanization. Shrum. David I.: Junc• Von City. Freshman. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Thomson. Mark A: St. Louis. Mo.. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Thorson, Daniel E: Manhattan. Sophomore. Business Administration. Wear. Gilbert E Clallin. Junior. Agricultur- al Mechanization. Will, Dennis W: Herington, Senior. Agricultural Education. UMW. Roger L Cheney. Junior. Journalism. a frs 1 t t Beta Sigma Psi ' s offensive team begins to move efforts were in vain as the Beta Sigs lost the as a player catches a pass from a teammate. His Reformation Day game to the Phi Kappa Theta team. 309 BETA THETA PI GO BUTTS ... Intramural Champs — ' 70 ... Football Superbowl ... Retired fourth Chariot Relays trophy ... Recorded album for national ... Engineering Magazine Staff ... Christmas caroling ... Bar-B-Q ... Christ- mas Gift Exchange: Ho, Ho, Ho,_! ... Beta Lei ... Pig ... have you been under the tube room? ... Shape ' s Rainbow Club ... Shower! ... Hog Log ... Kish ... Keeper of the Rolls Hud ... Get your head wired for sound ... Mole, Mole, Mole, Mole ... Have you met the mailbox? ... Let ' s go farce ... Beta Sweetheart — Maryann Barns ... function at 3:00 a.m. ... the pit ... helpful hints for hearty holiday eating ... Cuddles is the head of the morals committee ... shake it out ... 2nd floor the proverbial smoker Rit nit nit dork social butterfly ... Fourth! ... Gorilla Richard ... out of the freezer .. Back to your dorm ... dirty dishes ... that ' s three ... Garden of Eden, Adam speaking ... water Santa ' s Reindeer ... Lunch box ... Bo went skiing ... Wes line 4 ... Execu- tive Board IFC Scooterburgers . The Blue Rap- er ... That ' s how the cow is ... B.O. 11 FRAT CLUB. Beta Theta Pr. 500 Sunset TOP ROW: Mrs. Helen Adams, Housemother. Atchison. Sean R: Leavenworth. Junior. PreDentistry. Barker, William B: Topeka. Se- nior. History. Elinford, Michael W: Liberal. Sophomore. Biology. BlackwoOd, Douglas K: Hoisington. Senior. Journalism. SECOND ROW: Bromley. Lawrence It Frankfort. Sophomore. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Brown, Jack L: Bartlesville. Okla.. Junior. Computer Science. Brown, William R: Bartlesville. Okla.. Freshman. Business. Carson, Frank L: Mulvane. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Cary, Steven H: Wichita. Freshman. General. THIRD ROW: Clark, Thomas H: Concordia. Senior. Psychology. Cook. David J: Abilene. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Cope. Robert E: Netawaka. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Cotton. Richard C: Topeka. Junior. Pre-Medicine. Coulter, Curtis E: Pitts. burg. Junior. Physical Education. FOURTH ROW: Dunlap. John L: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre- Medicine. Elwell, Michael R: Topeka. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Ford. Kent D: Hughesville. Md.. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Gast. Stephen E: Jerseyville. III.. Sophomore. Geology. Graf, Steven L. Almena. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Green. Ronald J: Concordia. Sophomore. Psycholo- gy. Griswold. Randall C: Grand Island. Neb., Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Guthrie, Ronald L. Prairie Village. Freshman, Civil Engineering. Hensley, John L Dodge City. Freshman. General. Herr arty. Michael D: Concordia. Freshman. General. • 310 Beta Theta Pi TOP ROW: Hering, Blake: Hoisington. Freshman. General. Hilde- brand, Ross k Stafford. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. Jackson, Roger W: Marion. Freshman. General. Jarvis, Christopher: Winfield. Senior. Business Administration. Kelly, Michael k Hutchinson. Sophomore. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Kuck°Imam David J: Frankfort. Junior, Chemical Engineering. Loeb. Louis B: Junction City. Sophomore. Sociology. Loyd. James G: Sedgwick. Freshman. General Engineering. Muck. Steven W: Leawood. Freshman. Engineering. Noble, Chades C: Wich- ita. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. THIRD ROW: Ochs, Robert G: Hoisington. Freshman. Engineering. Puke, Patrick D: Yates Center. Senior. Physical Education. Pickard, Richard P: Overland Park. Junior. Business Administration. Platt, David It Junction City. Freshman. Business Administration. Rivers. Douglas Concordia, Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. BOTTOM ROW: Robinson, Michael C: Cedar Point. Senior. Business Administration. Rogers, Courtney G: Hutchinson. Senior. Industrial Engineering. Ryan. Terrence W: Clay Center. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Schafer, Robert Topeka. Sophomore. Nuclear Engi. neering. Schwartz. John S: Pittsburg. Senior. Electrical Engineering. liVat 1: Gambling halls may be illegal, but that does not always end their appeal. Betas use the decor for one of their parties. turning their house into a casino for a night — but it ' s only make-believe. 311 Beta Theta Pi TOP ROW: Scott, Michael C: Lamed. Freshman. General. Sieverin, Gary k Clay Center. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Smith, Doug- las G: Hoisington, Senior. Civil Engineering. Stanley. William G: Atchison. Junior. Pre-Medicine. Swafford, William 5: Hutchinson. Junior. Biological Science. SECOND ROW: Swain, John E.: Wichita. Senior. Mechanical Engineer- mg. Timken, Philip 111: Cimarron. Sophomore. Agriculture Econom- ics. Watkins. David W: Frankfort. Sophomore. Architecture. Watkins, Steven C: Frankfort, Senior. Way. Scott A: Wichita. Junior, Civil Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Welborn, James J: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Ar- chitecture. Whelan. James L: Topeka. Senior. Physical Education. Wilson, Lloyd L: Kansas City. Freshnian. Electrical Engineering. Wohlcke, Thomas A: Hoisington. Freshman. General Engineering. AP , tr. , „az_ ..A - 7 2 i lb a Beta Theta Pi rehearses several of their Prater- record. Together with other area chapters ' songs. nity songs before going to Kansas City to cut a the record was sent to the national Beta office. 312 CHI OMEGA TBTC ... the long buzz ... Miller High Life Drinking Club ... Nitch Patrol, Olive, Dizzy, Debrina, Betsina, NemaTode B B. Cute-Tada ... Smiles ... Tap Room ... Aggie Lounge ... Chi 0 Cove ... Owl Hoots ... Friday night stag shows ... What a treat ... Little hun ... Hugs and grins ... Nice, but ... ... Far out ... Stocking Party ... Fairyland Party ... 4:00 a.m. serenade ... junior class sneak to Chicago to see Hair ... 4:00 a.m. paddle party ... locking the Tr. in the linen closets . Vaseline on john seats ... pledges stealing their mom ' s underwear ... Nativity Scene Rupe ' s and Coyne ' s candy corn ... composit stealers getting caught by the Cops ... football players pulled alarm while trick or treating .. tent pitching in back of house .. What happened to my goldfish? ... New this year, study hall ... Flush! ... green glasses .. balcony peeking ... X is always falling down .. the adopted cat ... You guys, we have a volleyball game tonight ... very relaxed dress code also at dinner and Sundays ... whip cream in the hair trick ... water fights in the green lounge ... the football girls, we ' re good supporters! ... guys throw rocks at the window to pick up dates .. crash diets and eat like hogs the next week ... Nueffy Bob and his carmeled apples ... Pledges, beware ... Bill ' s girl ... senior ' s yellow corri- dor Suck ' em up Suck ' em up diet city ... infor- mal Sunday meals ... barbecue party ... striping the sleeping dorm ... spinach over the balcony Elves and other fictional characters glance at each others ' costumes at the Chi 0 pledge party. TOP ROW: Mrs. Estella Edison, Housemother. Barker. Diane: Bethany. Okla.. Sophomore. General. Bergsten, Beth E: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pro-Elementary Education. Bony, Janis M: St Lows. Mo.. Sophomore. Pre•Elementary Education. Bevers. Marla J: Dodge City. Sophomore. Special Education. SECOND ROW: Bosley, Barbara S: Dighton. Junior. Political Science. Bosley. Susan E: Dighton. Sophomore. History. Boutin, Jean: Lea- wood, Freshman, Music. Broadwater, Deidra: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Brown, Paula 5: Manhattan. Sopho- more. Music Education. THIRD ROW: Bruce, Christen L: Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Bulis. Pamela 1.: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Cation. Roberta A: Wichita. Junior. Interior De- sign. Christiansen, Barbara: Durham. Sophomore. Clothing Retail- ing. Christensen. Deborah S: Fremont, Neb.. Freshman. Journalism. BOTTOM ROW: Cool. Marcelyn K: Manhattan. Junior. Biological Sci- ence. Coyne, Wealtha A: Wareham, Mass.. Junior. Physical Educa- tion. Dean, Susan R: Wichita. Junior. Family and Child Develop- ment. Donovan. Patty Si Topeka. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Doran, Joanne H: Macksvilte. Sophomore. English. a • 4_ 313 Chi Omega TOP ROW. Edger, Peggy L• Wellington. Junior. Physical Education. Erickson, Elizabeth A: Salina, Sophomore. Interior Design. Evans, Martha K: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Pre-Business Education. Fan- sher. Diane R: Garden City, Junior. Secondary Education. Funky, Jeri ' L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Medical Technology. SECOND ROW: Goossen, Gwen D: Topeka, Junior. Psychology. Grif- fith, Michele A: Leawood. Senior. Sociology Education. Hires, Debo- rah D: Overland Park. Freshman. Physical Therapy. Holman, Cyn- thia J: Dodge City. Junior. Elementary Education. Howell, Cynthia C: Overland Park. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. THIRD ROW: Innis, Jannls J: Wichita. Senior, Family and Child Dovel- opmenl. Mrik, Carolyn M: Topeka, Junior. Special Education. Jones, Jamy A: Kansas City. Mo.. Junior, Interior Architecture Design. Kae- gl, Beverly C: McPherson. Sophomore. Physical Education. Knop, Barbara J: Wichita. Freshman. Physical Education. FOURTH ROW: Kolstl, Diane C: Topeka. Junior. Psychology. lave- dofsky, Jean M: Belleville. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Levendolsky, Marilyn 1: Belleville, Freshman, Family and Child Development. Lilliston, Barbara A: Overland Park. Sopho- more. Sociology. McCauley, Laurie A: Overland Park. Freshman. Home Economics. FIFTH ROW: McCrary, Janet E: Manhattan. Junior. Secondary Edu- cation. Martens, Elaine M: Prairie Village. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion, Massey. Robin D: Lenexa, Sophomore. Physical Education. Mestrovkh, Janice C: Kansas City. Senior. Family and Child Devel- opment. Mitten, Monte, J: Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Mosier. Rebecca L: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Newell, Marys Stafford, Freshman. Art Education. Odom Roslind E Wichita. Junior. Special Education. Parrish, Suzanne: Overland Park, Freshman. Fashion Design. Pyke, INenda 0: Wichita. Junior. Biological Science. ri A Chi Omega, 1516 McCain Lane 314 Following the Missouri football game. Chi Omega ' s This annual event allows Chi 0 dads to spend the offer an apple bobbingcontest during Dad ' s Weekend. weekend at the house and to see the University. Chi Omega TOP ROW: Ranallo, Patricia L: Leawood. Freshman. General. Reeve, Laurie Garden City. Freshman. Fashion Design. Richardson, Cher- yl: Salina. Senior. History. Roach, Harriet F: Leawood. Senior. the• logical Science. Rockhill, Rochelle: Wichita. Freshman. Pre.Elemen• tary Education. Rupe, Pamela 1: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Rua, Sherry E: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Sadler, Elizabeth A: Wichita. Sopho- more. Pre-Elementary Education. Schrader, Melinda L: Kinsley. Ju- nior. Special Education. Schwenk.), Jo Lynn D: Fremont. Neb.. Se- nior. Interior Design. SECOND ROW: Seelig. Rebecca A: Wichita. Freshman. Clothing tailing. Sexton. Jean k Manhattan. Freshman. General. Shull.. Sandra Li Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Mathematics. Shear. Janet 5: Overland Park. Senior, Interior Design. Slaughter. Mary lc: Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Smith. Kathleen D: Over- land Park. Sopho more. Mathematics. Starkey, Gayle L: Strong City. Junior. Fashion Design. Mt. Susan G: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Sec- ondary Education. Strandberg. Nancy J: Prairie Village. Sophomore. General. Suhm, Sally B: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Surber. Madge R: Eureka. Freshman. Pre-Elementa- ry Education. Surface. Marianna: Wichita. Sophomore. Fashion De- sign. Turnbull, Jane A: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educa- tion. Unruh, Deborah L: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Un• ruh. Suan R: Wichita. Sophomore. Interior Design. Wachter. Linda J: Ulysses. Junior, Home Economics Education. Wells, Jo Ann M: Manhattan. Freshman, General. Whiteside, Debra Si Overland Park. Sophomore. General Home Economics. am. Cheryl A: Prairie Vii• lage. Sophomore, Foods and Nutrition. 1 a 315 DELTA CHI Delta Clique .. Third Floor Gang ... The traveling Delta orgies, ... final week card club ... the syndicate ... The Arizona Five ... ham and beans bunch ... Judicial Board ... Golden Jock Award ... Puppet mas- ter ... Lurch ... The Pub ... Bluemont ... B. Huey ... Lighting ... Tuttle puddle ... Shark ... Gross Christmas exchange ... Screw yourself football bowl game .. spades ... chicken doctor .. observation point ... cooks room ... Damn well better be .. Augie Skee-cat ... Good morning Bill, you ' re fired ... got a cigarette man? ... Nossak Nelson ... White Carna- tion Ball ... P.J. Party ... give me a break man ... talks cheap ... Archie Jaax ... The freak and his 64 hour strap .. greaser party ... we don ' t want any . . win some, lose quite a few .. Little Napolean ... the hop are restless ... damn that bell ... western party houseboys are lazy ... Nancy in Emporia ... Huey the superstrapper ... secret inhibitions party ... call- boy ... 24 hour 7 day a week visitation policy ... booze and beer in the house ... no pledge grade point require- ments , .. Keep within the budget ... rush is impor- tant ... we are going to get a new house ... we have to keep changing with the times ... we are diverse ... atonomy ... liberalism ... house couple ... every- man ' s an individual ... Become more active with other living groups ... pledge and active unity ... your grades are important to you and no one else Delta Chi members test the first snow of the ter by partaking in several house snowball tights. TOP ROW: Mr. and Mrs. PhN Sell, Houseparents. Cumin, Gregory J: Overland Park, Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Edwards, Donald J: Merriam. Freshman. Political Science. Frey, Gary W: Kansas City. Junior, Interior Architecture and Design. SECOND ROW: Fulkerson. Ewen L: Manhattan. Freshman. English. Griswold, Gregory A: Kansas City. Junior. Natural Resources and Conservation. Harwood, Joe D: Humboldt. Junior. Political Science. Harwood, Robert A: Humboldt. Senior. Veterinary Medicine. Heine- mann, Donald L Garden City. Junior. Biological Science. THIRD ROW: Henderson, Glenn E: Pretty Prairie. Junior. Account- ing. Hicks, Kenneth L: Topeka. Freshman, Architecture. Hill. Ken- neth A: Hutchinson, Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Hutchinson, any C: Delavan. Freshman. Radio-TV. Jacks, Donald L: Leaven- worth. Junior. Political Science. BOTTOM ROW: Kidd, Leo R: Junction Cily. Freshman. Psychology. Knight, David L: Kansas City. Junior, Business Administralion. Knoll, Joseph I: Kansas City. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Lindahl, Paul A: Overland Park, Senior, Nuclear Engineering. Maloney, Michael Mission, Junior. Psychology. . 41: N. sic 316 Delta Chi TOP ROW McCoy, Thomas K: Hutchinson. Junior. Veterinary Medi- cine. Monroe. William E Tribune, Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Neal. Daniel 0: Merriam. Sohomore. Business Administration. Nel- son. Edward E: Holdrege, Neb., Senior. Computer Science. Nicks. Steven Co: Maize. Freshman. Pre-Law. SECOND ROW: Niemeyer, Michael Overland Park. Sophomore. Political Science. Nord. Edwin R: Humboldt. Freshman. General Ag- riculture. Noyes, Laity L: Osborne. Sophomore, Business Adminis- tration. Oboe. Richard C: Kansas City, Junior. Electrical Engineer- ing. Olson, Randall D: Salina. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Oman, Donald G Kansas City, Senior. Business Admin- istration. Parker. Bruce K: Wichita, Freshman. Art Education. Reels . Charles E: Fairway. Freshman, Business Administration. Richards, Larry At Kansas City. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Robin- son, William P: Kansas City. Freshman. General. FOURTH ROW: Sage. Russell 0: Kansas Oily. Junior. Business Ad- ministration. Smith. David C: Prairie Village. Freshman. General. Stamper. Larry D: Plainville. Senior. Business Administration. Tay- lor, Richard D Kansas City, Freshman. Engineering. Tucker. Nell Rantoul. Ill.. Sophomore. Computer Science. BOTTOM ROW: Wank , Stephen G: Wichita. Senior. Veterinary Med- icine. Wilson, Jan B: Lenexa. Freshman, Wildlife Conservation. Yunk, Dan C: Osborne, Senior. Secondary Education. Delta Chi, 1716 Fairchild 317 DELTA DELTA DELTA Persistent Pine ' free Award . Mother Daughter bracelet Mel ' s after Derby Days .. This is the girl from ... Streakers streak before University Sing ... 10 minute phone limit ... Will there be any seniors left? .. Independent unsupervised study ... Senior chairs ... rodeo cheers ... pledges ' Firebug Barnyard Bash . Pansy peeves and sisterly sugges- tions Deltas on the drainpipes . look in the owl .. Juniors get the staircase . dancing and_ .. Perky Pansy Look, kids, it ' s Aggie! Rally ... CPA ' s pulled through . Pigeon haven (heaven) ... Fairy Princess dancing madly! .. Pansy Poop List ... Ten reasons ... rush party on the lawn el ' UF is call- ing you! . Whose dog is that? ... those favorites of the 50 ' s . Who ' s on the fire escape? Delta Delta Delta. 1834 Laramie TOP ROW: Mrs. Marjorie Schmit, Housemother. Barrett. Pamela J: Manhattan. Freshman. General Home Economics. Barrett. Patricia S: Manhattan. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Bauer, Nand 1: Clay Center. Junior. Pre-Nursing. Beeler. Nancy: Overland Park. Senior. Modern Languages. SECOND ROW: Benison, Laurie A: Leawood. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics Education. Blackburn, Linda M: Council Grove. Sophomore. Art Education. Blackburn. Rhonda I.: Council Grove. Sophomore. Art Education. Blackburn, Teresa S: Council Grove. Senior. Com- munity Services. Brining, Barbara A: Great Bend. Sophomore. Pre- Elementary Education. THIRD ROW Broadie. Cynthia S: Lamed. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Brown, Jancina Junction City. Junior. Medical Tech- nology. Brownlee, Linda K: Paola. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Brownlee, Patricia A: Paola. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Buchanan, Ted K: Junction City. Freshman. Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: Charbonneau, Carta 5: Osborne. Freshman, Pre- Elementary Education. Clevenger, Rebecca J: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. General. Cooper, Peggy E: Lenexa. Junior. Elementary Education. Cox, Georgianna K: Cherryvale. Senior. Home Econom- ics Education. Dickson, Diane E: Topeka. Senior, Elementary Education. FIFTH Domoney. Dana G: Downs, Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Douglass. Lindsey D: Burlington, Sophomore. Special Educa- tion. Duffy. Rebecca E Junction City. Junior. Family and Child De- velopment. Erlcson, JIII E Marquette. Sophomore. General. Hall, Barbara J: Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Harris, Kay: Mount Hope. Junior. Family and Child Development. Haymaker, Barbara J: Edina. Minn.. Junior. Interior Design. Heins, Janet K: Overland Park. Sophomore. Home Econom- ics. Hruska, Patricia k Overland Park. Sophomore. Home Econom- ics Education. Hudson, Loretta J: Kansas City, Mo., Senior, Home Economics Education. a 318 Delta Delta Delta TOP ROW: Hunter, Carla A: Council Grove. Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics Education. Hutsell, Nancy A: Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Inskeep, Jennifer S: Cawker City. Sophomore. Secondary Education. Itch. Martha 5: Morrill. Junior. Business Edu- cation. Itch, Rebecca R: Morrill. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Johnston. Michaels A: Shawnee Mission. Junior, Secondary Education. Kepple. Jane A: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Kessler. Arlys E: Newton. Junior. Home Eco- nomics Education. LaBoon. Michelle k Dallas. Tex.. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Line. Diane L Prairie Village. Fresh- man. Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW. Logan. Denise S: Webster Groves. Mo.. Freshman. Speech Pathology. Maneth, Cheryl A: Great Bend. Junior. Mathe- matics. McAfee. Debra J: Council Grove. Freshman. General Home Economics McCaig. Kerry A: Topeka, Freshman. Physical Educa- tion. McCune, Karen E: Stafford. Freshman. General Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: Meyer, Joan C: Leavenworth. Freshman. General. Meyer, Laura L: Leavenworth. Senior. Elementary Education. Mi- chaelis. Diane L: Topeka. Sophomore. Family and Child Develop- ment. Hirsch, Kathryn A: Ottawa. Freshman. General Holler, Judith M: Topeka. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Norquest. Pamela A: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Phalp, Patricia M: Overland Park. Se- nior. Family and Child Development. Phillips. Rebecca K: Manhat- tan. Junior. Medical Technology. Pontius, Kathryn A: Hutchinson, Freshman. Family and Child Development. Porter, Diann I.: Ottawa. Senior. Physical Education. A1 Richard Farley accepts a gift of $200 worth of books from Delta Delta Delta sorority. The soror- ity presented the books to the library by way of a grant from the national Delta Century Fund. 319 Sophomores of Delta Delta Delta sorority deco- mas season. Each class decorates a certain area rate the front of their house during the Christ- of the house with the seniors trimming the tree. Delta Delta Delta TOP ROW: Reinhardt, Roxanne: Great Bend. Freshman. General. Rit- ter. Trudy G: Shawnee Mission. Senior. Elementary Education. Schlaegel, Ruth A: Paola. Sophomore, English. Schrag, Betty A: Moundridge. Junior. Music Education. Shields, Susan A: Richmond. Ind.. Senior. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Showalter, Barbara K: Hutchinson. Senior. Elemen- tary Education. Steuart, Nancy E: Topeka, Freshman. General. Shub- loin, Mary k Kansas City. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Strom. Susan J: Clay Center. Senior. Physical EduCation, Stuckey, Marilyn F: Man- hattan, Sophomore. Home Economics and Journalism. THIRD ROW: Swenson. Karen A: Sauna. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Taylor, Georgia A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Tibbetts. Cathy 1: Belleville. Sophomore, Pre.Elernentary Education. Vandertip, Margaret k Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Vogel, Gall L: Kansas City. Senior. History. FOURTH ROW. Walker, Rebecca 5: Goodland, Senior. Speech. Wat- son, Martha J: Hutchinson, Senior. Speech Pathology. White, Susan K: Topeka. Freshman. General. WhItehair, Janet M: Abilene. Senior. English. Wilson, Bernis J: LaCrosse. Freshman. Physical Therapy. FOURTH ROW: Wyatt, Susan M: Overland Park. Jpnior, Political Sci- ence. Tenzer, Gall H: Manhattan. Sophomore, Physical Education. Tom, Karen A: Wichita. Junior, Physical Therapy. 2 s„ 320 Concentrating their attention, or most of it any- and Lambda Chi ' s rehearse their joint performance way, on singing rather than each other. Chi 0 ' s for several weeks prior to the University Sing. 321 DELTA SIGMA PHI Frictions and out of order Junior what? 25 of 26 ... QUIET! ... Golden Ghetto ... best pledge and ac- tive ... Doe Award ... The R.O. of the G.A. .. Mrs. J ... Whop .. Dufus ... Star Trek and Chief ' s Games S.R.O. ... Pete . . Connecticut is a mythical place ... Duncan ... Just push her in a corner ... Cougar .. Kahauchi ... Pizza Hut and Wicks ... The Mad Dumper ... in the showers! ... What could I say? ... Voluntary comments ... S.B.P. from Syracuse ... 2nd in C.L.C. ... negative ... Marion and Spring- hill girls ... Dr. Mason ... Jon on Wednesday nights ... Senate Aides? ... S.G.A. is second home ... Wing ... Debbie and Janice ... Apache Party ... our 7 Christmas trees ... Susie and Kathy ... Eat Neo- phyte! .. McSorrleys Whoosie George Segal ... What a gaping ... Little Sisters Delta Sigma Phi. 1100 Fremont TOP ROW: Alexa nder. Lance A: Marion. Freshman. Wildlife Conser- vation. Avery, Lawerence k Wakefield. Sophomore. Agricultural Engineering. Beets. Terry T: Salina. Sophomore. Industrial Engi- neering. Bosco, Pat J: Syracuse, N.Y.. Senior. Elementary Edu- cation. Boss, Henry C: Milford. N.J.. Sophomore. Wildlife Conservation. SECOND ROW: Carpenter, Sammy K; Brewster. Junior. History. Fansher, David C: Roselle. III.. Freshman. Business Administration. Felber, Willis J: Country Club Hills. III.. Senior. Journalism. Fritts, Terry W: Kansas City. Freshman. Mathematics. Garcia, Carlos M: Humacao. Puerto Rico. Senior. Landscape Architecture. BOTTOM ROW: Gupta, Arun IC: Jodhpur. India. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Haver, David P Plymouth. Ohio. Senior. Biological Science. Howe. Kenneth A: Manhattan. Freshman. Music Education. Lancaster. Arthur G Topeka. Sophomore. Architecture. Landau, Mason S: North Woodmere. N.Y.. Junior. Psychology. 322 Delta Sigma Phi TOP ROW Le Blanc, Leonard H: Danbury. Conn.. Sophomore. Geog- raphy. Lynch, Michael D. Sauna. Sophomore. History. Manure, Owen Lihue. Hawaii. Senior. Architecture. McCarter, Mark A: Sa- lina. Senior. Business Administration. McHatton, Michael W: Hugo. ton. Senior. Psychology. SECOND ROW: Mallen. Lynn 13: Clifton. Junior. Mechanical Engi- neering. Mueller, Dale k Tampa. Freshman, Agricultural Engineer- ing. NeiblIng, Charles E Highland, Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Pepperdine, Gary A: Kansas City, Freshman. Engineering. Ramsey, Jerry J: Salina. Senior. Architectural Structures. THIRD ROW; Reinhardt, Don PA: Bison. Sophomore. Architecture. Reiss, David E: Bern, Freshman. Mathematics. Ruff, James A: Mt. Prospect. III.. Senior. Architecture. Wicks. James L: Deshler. Neb.. Senior, Geography. Yarrow. Gale It Clay Center. Senior. Geography, BOTTOM ROW: Yarrow, Robert k Clay Center. Sophomore. Psychol- ogy. Zuperku, James L: Copeland. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Plenty of mistletoe and Christmas cheer brightens Christmas party. In addition to their rec room. the recreation room at Delta Sigma Phi ' s annual the dining room was used for the informal event. 323 DELTA SIGMA THETA Well, did you know ... Thursday is DST day ... we are together sisters ... well dig, Bev ... We teach Sunday School at Pilgrim Baptist This doesn ' t really per- tain to the subject ... But, in psychology we learned that .. Our Black United Voices can sing! ... I mean you know ... Lynn does do her cheers ... Who are Bunnies at the Playboy Party? ... Where is your red, Geraldine? ... Brothers, help us? ... Did you know? .. We baked cookies for the soldiers ... Can you dig it? ... Umph Umgowa Delta ' s got the Power! TOP ROW: Bailey, Euiah Kansas City. Junior. Special Education. Henderson, Terri L Topeka. Junior. Computer Science. Johnson. Linnetta k Manhattan. Senior. Music. Parker, Patricia A: Kansas City. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Reed. Beverly A: Kansas City. Senior, Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Robinson. Linda A Trenton. N. J.. Senior, Elementa- ry Education. Smith, Wanda L Kansas City, Sophomore. Sociology. Delta Sigma Theta sorority members gather around lected as a finalist for the Royal Purple Queen. Terri Henderson to congratulate her on being se- Five finalists were chosen from the field of 29. 324 DELTA TAU DELTA Block water wars ... Junchy tie contest .. I wonder where our composite is this week? .. Shower! .. First in Homecoming decorations — Suck ' em up cats Aggie Lounge ... Got a dime? ... Snowball fights ... The Phantom strikes Draft lottery draw- ing ... Beer breakfast with KU Del ts ... It ' s not my day to watch him .. Rubber Chuckle ... Cream Puff Races . Western Party ... S . Bum, with your pin number, you can park in the alley Bar-B-Que ... Brown Helmet Award ... HQ skits that are too clean to get in ... Triad ... Who remembers the Christmas serenade ... Got a dime? No, I lost it in the pop machine ... 0 .. Did we miss Greek Sing again this year? .. One more fire drill and that should take care of the pledge class ... I ' ve been DELT with Delta Tau Delta. 1001 Sunset TOP ROW: Mrs. Wanda Dick-Peddle. Housemother. Arnold, William Rozel. Sophomore. Psychology. Ayers, Eldon L: Salina. Freshman. General. Bachman, Bruce Centralia. Freshman. Pro-Law. Boom- er, Richard A: Portis. Senior. Accounting. SECOND ROW: Brandt, Robert G: St. Joseph. Mo.. Freshman. Gener- al. Buser, Gary P: Hiawatha. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Cheatham. John P: Oklahoma City. Okla.. Sophomore. Pre-Medicone. Cheatham. Wil- liam R Oklahoma City. Okla.. Senior. History. Cowling. John W: Par- sons. Junior. Accounting. THIRD ROW. Creed. Uoyd M: Wichita. Senior. Physical Education. Creswell. David M: Hermleigh. Tex.. Senior. Physical Education. Fink, Steven G: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Business Administra- tion. Foley, James E: Salina. Freshman. General. Frost, David W: Lindsborg. Sophomore. General. BOTTOM ROW: Fulk, Larry W: Hiawatha. Sophomore. Business Ad- ministration. GNARL Richard L: Kinsley. Junior. Psychology. Wall- er, Warren H: Russell, Freshman. Accounting, Coln, Charles R: Over- land Park. Freshman. Business Administration. Gray. Jerry D: Sal.. na. Senior. Conservation. a 325 Delta Tau Delta TOP ROW. Howard, John R: Hiawatha. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. IreIan, William W: Clarksville. Ohio. Senior. Landscape Architecture. Jordan, James ST Manhattan. Senior. Veterinary Medi- cine. Kotler, Khristopher: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Keller, Russell IN: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Kent, Duane L: Oswego. Freshman. Business Admin- istration. Kimball, Kenton B: Sterling. Freshman. Engineering. Knot- ter, Steven M: Piper. Freshman. Agricultural Engineering. Knight, Christopher: Salina. Freshman. Business Administration. Knight. Clark A: Salina. Freshman. Business Administration. THIRD ROW: Lamar, Leonard k Olathe. Freshman. Business Admin- istration. Larson, Danis K: Marquette. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. LIIllston, David A: Overland Park, Freshman. General. Maxfield, Larry L.: St. Joseph. Mo.. Sophomore. Architecture. Mc- Causland, Paul S: Wichita. Junior. Journalism. BOTTOM ROW: McDonald. David C: Wichita. Junior. Architecture. McDonald, Stanley L: Garden City. Senior. Political Science. Mc. Farland, Terry L Prairie Village. Senior. Business Administration. MeInners% Ernest J: Manhattan. Junior. Pre-Me:11one. Osborne, Jay Ft Peoria. III., Senior. Civil Engineering and Business. Afternoon football games on television encourage skill at a few of the plays. Many Delts claim to several Delta Tau Delta members to attempt their be professional amateurs when they play the game. 326 Pledges of Delta Tau Delta present their annual Paddle Party to the actives of the fraternity. Each senior active receives a paddle with an scription or poem developed especially for him. Delta Tau Delta TOP ROW: Patton, James A: Hiawatha. Senior. English. Peterson. Gary I.: Lenexa. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Poland, Michael J: Olathe. Sophomore. Engineering. Porter, Roy K: Olathe. Senior. Pro-Law. Powlerza. Richard J: Lawrence, Mass.. Senior. Physical Education. SECOND ROW: Reimer, Kevin J: Plains. Sophomore. Computer Sci- ence. Rhoades, George R: Olathe. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Ritter, John F: Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Robison. Cur- tis E: Arcadia, Calil.. Junior. Business Finance. Spence, Stephen W: Overland Park. Freshman, Engineering. THIRD ROW: Streeter, David J: Palos Verdes. Calif.. Sophomore. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Struby, Charles It Leawood. Senior. Account- ing. Toll, Keith D: Lindsborg. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Tre- writer, James Ft Lenexa. Junior. Mathematics. Wells, Charles M: Salina. Freshman. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Wilbur. Stevan L: Leawood. Freshman. Business Administration. Wilkins, Lee B: Kansas City. Freshman. Engineering. Winter, Glen 1): Overland Park. Freshman, Business. Woolard, C. Thomas: McPherson. Freshman, Pre-Medicine. Young, Bruce J: Overland Park. Freshman. Business Administration. i2- 142 2 - , ‘7. t . . 11;113 _ s A Ali4; a 327 Delta Upsilon. 1425 University Drive TOP ROW: Anderson, Stephen R: Kansas City. Junior. Pre-Medicine. Barber, John H: Dodge City. Sophomore. Architecture. Bartholo- mew, Edo L: Alton. Senior. Building Construction. Bauer. Martin W: Clay Center. Senior. History. Blehm, N. Duane: Ulysses. Sophomore. Architecture. SECOND ROW: Bonet rake Charles 5: Manhattan. Senior. Pre-Medp tine. BoshvIck. John 5: Shawnee Mission, Sophomore. Business Administration. Boutell. Lee 0: Leawood. Senior. Landscape Archi- tecture. Braxmeyer, John F: Atwood. Sophomore. Business Admin- istration. 13raxmeyer, Michael L: Atwood. Senior, Economics. THIRD ROW: Bryant. Darrel W: Rozel. Junior. Business Administra- tion. Buchman, Bruce M: Paola. Freshman, Speech. Burwell, Chides L: Overland Park. Junior. Business Administration. Comp. ton, Steven F: Baxter Springs. Senior. Landscape Architecture. Cooper, Lawrence M: Bonner Springs. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. FOURTH ROW: Davis, Gala W: Topeka. Senior. Accounting. Dum- lord, Kim G Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. EbrigM, Harlan F: Lyons. Freshman, Engineering. Elder, Richard D: Topeka. Freshman. General. Ericson, Galen E: Assaria. Sophomore. Veteri- nary Medicine. FIFTH ROW: EWy, Kenneth L: Halstead. Senior. Veterinary Medicine. Fair, Steven A: Raymond. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Fi- len, Dana K: De!even. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Font, Thomas M: Topeka. Junior. Business Administration. Fowler, Jef- fery B: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Freeman, Kevin W Eureka. Freshman. Business Administration. Frlichen, David Ft Council Grove. Senior. Building Construction. Greenhaw, Steven L: Hillsboro. Senior. Computer Sci- ence. Grinstead, Joe D: Bonner Springs. Sophomore. General. Hammer, Gregory 5: Bonner Springs. Senior. Veterinary Medicine. DELTA UPSILON Remember Zelda! ... Meeker ' s Hawaiian leecher nuts .. 50 man bunny-hop on Tuttle Creek Blvd . . Pi Phis got showered ... Pedro ' s delight! ... York express ... remember the pen ... your smoke ruined my stereo . C. Joe at the Brown Bottle ... Mother Martin ... Star Trek ' s on! .. T.H.E. HUNCH ... bac k to the rock ... Larry, have you tried the Beta Beauty Parlor? . sailed in ... the 4 A.M. serenade ... St. Labrador Bernard ... D.U. — I du, du you? ... next time put your tie on the door knob the x committee ... the Jugs .. Where ' d you get the fireplace wood? ... Ye Jews leather shoppe muss mouse ... COCKER ... Zebra room .. Bone ' s Buckwheat Tavern (you lose Buckwheat!) ... Come Saturday morning, make your own kind of music ... Big Flitch ... The Moth 328 Delta Upsilon TOP ROW: Hammond, Brian Ft: Overland Park. Junior, Chemical Engineering. Hermes, Jerald W: Shawnee Mission. Freshman, Fine Arts. Hoffman. David G: Lawrence, Senior. Wildlife Conservation, Jernigan, Jeffrey J: Council Grove, Sophomore. General. Jernigan, Randal E Council Grove. Freshman, Pre-Medicine. SECOND ROW: Jernigan, Thomas M: Council Grove. Junior, Pre- Forestry. Johnson, Steven L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Biology. Kepley, Roger 1): Ulysses, Freshman. Business Administration. Kerbs, Brent M: Otis. Junior. Mathematics. King, L. Keith: Sedan, Junior. Political Science. THIRD ROW: Knackendoffel, Richard: Norton. Freshman, Psycholo- gy. Kruse, Thomas C: Oakley. Junior, Business Administration. Led- erer, Mark It Garden City. Junior. Computer Science. Link. Anthony D: Chase, Freshman. Political Science. Loder, Randal K: Marquette. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. FOURTH ROW: Long. Stephen L: Cherryvale. Junior. Chemical Engi- neering. Loofbounow, Steven: Manhattan. Junior. Architecture. Mallory, William E Ellis. Senior. Business Administration. Malone. Terrance J: Raymond. Senior. Secondary Education. Mathewson, James E: Kansas City. Senior. Geology. BOTTOM ROW: Meeker. Roger V: Wichita, Sophomore. General. Mins% John V: Bonner Springs. Junior. Geology. Miller, Stephen B: Hiawatha, Sophomore. Political Science. Moore, Darrel I.: Great Bend. Freshman, Nuclear Engineering. Mosier, Michael L: Manhat- tan. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Ice Hockey is a common winter sport for many mem- a game with the Sigma Chi ' s on a shallow pond in bers of Delta Upsilon fraternity. After playing west Manhattan, players often discuss the sport. 329 Delta Upsilon along with their women ' s auxiliary help decorate Wharton Manor for Christmas. The Delta Upsilon TOP ROW: Mull. Glenn A: Pawnee Rock. Sophomore. Business Ad- ministration. Musil, Elmer L.: Burdett. Sensor. Agricultural Journal- ism. Parks, Timothy C: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administra- tion. Patterson, Ronald D Garden City. Junior. Mechanical Engi- neering. Penner, Larry M: Halstead. Freshman. Accounting. SECOND ROW: Porter, Richard W: Miller. Junior. Chemical Engineer- ing. PriII. Bryan B: Lake Grove. N.Y.. Sophomore. General. Sibelius. Keith G: Norton. Senior. Pre.Law. Sibelius, Ralph D Norton. Sopho- more. Political Science. Smith. Larry W: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Law. THIRD ROW. Stallsworth, Paul T: Garden City. Junior. Mathematics. Stonehockor. Robert k Manhattan. Sophomore. Industrial Engi- neering. Voth, Scott 5: Garden City. Junior. Business Administra- tion. Warren, Paul ht Oakley. Junior. Mathematics. Wendlandt, Mark L Kansas City. Sophomore. Architecture. BOTTOM ROW: White, Randall K: Manhattan. Sophomore. Mechani- cal Engineering. Wolf, Steven C: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Wood, Michael D: Abilene. Sophomore. Mathematics. York, Wafter F: Ashland. Senior. Finance. Zutavern. Fred J: Great Bend. Sophomore. Physics. DU ' s aided residents of Wharton Manor in making the original holiday decorations for the Manor. 21 ' 11 dia, , A 330 Delta Zeta. 1803 Laramie DELTA ZETA Elbow Lake for retreats ... Pigeon and Drawbridge ... Brains wear grubs at scholarship dinner ... Larry ' s in mechanical engineering ... jiggle the handle ... Brew- er, it ' s a male on one! ... chip beef gravy on toast ... Dad in a mine parka ... seniors get silver platter ... Hester, the female ostrich ... Who ' s in the date room closet? ... Homecoming decorations flame ... I ' m the brains of dis here bunch ... Daughters steal from Moms at pledge party time ... peppermint stripes in bed- rooms ... the Carrot Lady ... Golden Shovel Award WUZZY GUZZY KNOWS ALL!! Watching television is a frequent form of relax- DZ ' s and their guests find it a gathering place ation in the Delta Zeta television room. Both on weekends while waiting to do something else. TOP ROW: Boyle, Janet K: Wichita, Sophomore. Speech Pathology. Brewer, Cathie k Wichita, Junior. Mathematics. Chabunk ' , Bar- bara ,I: Munden. Senior. Physical Education. Christy. Alice A: Scott City, Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Dill. Janice K: Jefferson City. Mo.. Junior. Dietetics. Everett, Mildred L: Kansas City. Senior. Eco- nomics. Friesen. Jennifer J: Overbook. Sophomore. Music Educa- tion. Greenfield, Glenda J: Princeton. Senior. Elementary Education. Hubbard. Patricia J: Topeka. Senior. Home Economics. Huber, Gebrah J: Lincoln. Neb.. Senior. Dietetic s. BOTTOM ROW: Metier. Lame k Clay Center, Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Rimbey, Donna F: Manhattan. Freshman, Physical Education. Schenk, Debi Rae: Hutchinson. Senior. Elementary Edu- cation. Smith, Veloric k Columbus. Freshman. Physical Therapy. Weber. Geraldine A: Overland Park. Freshman. Interior Design. Wenger, Kathleen A: Powhatlan. Junior. Home Economics and Jour- nalism. Wolken, Madonna A: Greeley, Sophomore, Physical Thera- py. Wolken. Rosalie H: Greeley. Senior. Clothing Retailing. 331 FARMHOUSE B.F. Rat ... Coffee Club .. T J ' s Mosier Mouse ... Steak bean dinner ... Skim-a-Rink ... Deaf Kuch ... Corn Dog ... A P . Frito Bandito . Hot Dog . Top of the World ... Holiday Inn ... Big joke to you ... 3rd Annual ... 0 T R ... Pull your head out ... tracks on front yard ... Right on ... Functional ... Doug Alt ' s Dating Service ... Tastee .. Strecker ' s beard .. Fred Duda ... Ralph Schabundee ... Stop light on front yard ... extensive Christmas lights ... pledge stand ... Hut One ... Orbit ... Foolish ... Burned hay bales ... rack call ... Gummy FarmHouse, 1830 College Heights Traditional snowball fighting is one way of lieving tension from the work that is created fol. lowing the years first snow. FarmHouse ity members take time out to enjoy this pastime. TOP ROW: Mrs. Faire French, Housemother. Abrams. Steve E: Ar- kansas City. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Alt Douglas K: Wamego. Senior. Feed Science and Management. Amoldy. Stanley H: Tipton. Sophomore. Mathematics. Bartsch, Steven 1: Jewell. Ju- nior. Electrical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Becker. Steven P: El Dorado. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Bogner. Phillip .1: Parsons. Junior. Psychology. Ben- son, Charles Fb Winner. S.D.. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Bow- en, Gregory I.: Marion. Sophomore. General Agriculture. Boyle, Ma x A: Spivey. Junior. Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Burgess. George lb Wamego. Junior. Wildlife Con• servation. Buser. Daniel T: Cawker City. Senior. Economics. Carl- son. Kent C: Minneapolis. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Carbon, Ralph W: Herndon. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Coltraln, David E Neodesha. Sophomore. Horticulture. 33? FOURTH ROW Hamlin. Melvin H. II: Winfield. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Harvey. James E: Dumas. Tex.. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Harvey. Richard L Dumas. Tex., Senior. Architecture. Haslouer. Charles H: Chapman. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Hauck. Dana R: Delphos. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. FIFTH ROW Heller. Michael W: Hunter. Freshman, General Agricul- ture. Houghton, Keith W: Tipton. Junior. Animal Science and Indus- try. Janssen. Justin a Genesee. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. John- son. Richard A: Council Grove. Sophomore, Political Science. Kirk. Richard D: Senior. Veterinary Medicine. SIXTH ROW: KIrkbrkle, John H: Medicine Lodge. Sophomore. Bio- logical Science. Knappenberger, Don J: Olathe. Junior. Political Sci- ence. Knott, Timothy J: Flats. Nebr.. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Krogdahl, David W: Coreales. N.M.. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Kuhario, James A: Hugoton. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Larosh, Kyle W: Natoma. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Undquht, James L. Waterville. Sophomore. Agricultural Education. Magnusson. Karl R: Winfield. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. Matney, William 1: Gower. Mo.. Junior. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Miles, Marc L Hutchinson. Freshman. Pre-Veter- inary Medicine. EIGHTH ROW: Miller. Steven L: Burdett. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Molten, Thomas S: Oxford. Senior. Agriculture. Mosier. Richard A: Lenora. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Nichols. Stanley K: Burden. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. (Winger. Roger C: Randall. Senior. Agricultural Education. BOTTOM ROW: Ouart, Michael D Kewanee. Ill.. Sophomore. mi. mal Science and Industry. Patton, Leon J: Riverton. Sophomore. Political Science. Pike. Kirby D Ashland. Senior. Physical Educa- tion. Po!snaky, Adrian J: Belleville. Junior. Agriculture. Reece, Den- nis it Burdett. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. FarmHouse TOP ROW: Centel, Stephen F: Tipton. Senior. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Cornwell, David R: St. John. Junior. Animal and Science Indus- try. Davis, S : Hugoton. Junior. Agricultural Economics. Dean, Dennis M: Beloit. Senior. General. Deets. Douglas E Freshman. Animal and Science Industry. SECOND ROW: Doane, Steven R: Downs. Sophomore. Feed Science and Management. Eddie. Dennis 0: Winner. S.D.. Sophomore. Ani- mal Science and Industry. Elliott, Kendall L. Waldo. Sophomore. Accounting. Eshelman. David L: Sedgwick. Sophomore. Civil Engi- neering. Finer, Harold G: Norwich. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. THIRD ROW: Fleske. Louis F: Garfield. Senior. Agricultural Econom- ics. Frasier, Curtis A: Sharon Springs. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Gessner, Joseph 5: Stockton. N.J.. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Grecian, Kendal 1: Palos. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Hadachek, Merle D: Cuba. Freshman. Agricultural Education. a 333 FarmHouse TOP ROW: Reed. Dennis M: Webber. Junior. Restaurant Manage- ment. Medi Jay D: Cozad. Neb.. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Ron Ink, Jerre K: Manhattan. Senior. Veterinary Medicine. Ross, Wayne A: Webber. Senior. Nuclear Engineering. Roth, Ronald IL Clay Cen- ter. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. SECOND ROW: Smith, Tommy L Burdett. Senior, Animal Science and Industry. Stelnmeyer, Paul E: Wichita. Senior. Veterinary Medi- cine. Strecker, Glen E Paradise. Senior, Physical Education. Thiele. Wayne E Norton. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Umberger, Gregory D: Rozel. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. BOTTOM ROW: Weser, Vinton It Riley, Freshman. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Wenger, Ronald D: Oberlin. Senior. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Wilson, James It Prairie Village. Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Wiruth, Don L. WaKeeney. Junior. Civil Engineering. Providing their own cement and labor. FarmHouse FarmHouse and the Kappas won the award for the members widen and enlargen their parking lots, best design in Homecoming decoration competition. 334 GAMMA PHI BETA Remember the night we called the cops on Ruth? ... no biggy ... Did you say embryo? . . Jesus freaks in the library ... Coburn has a good passing arm ... Mary Beth ' s backrubs ... talking pop machine .. serenad- ing under umbrellas? . Did you smell smoke? — it ' s a long drop off the fire escape! ... bobbing apples with dad .. Lahv, Sweet Lahv! ... How ' bout when the lights went out? .. it ' s gett ' n better ... You lose, Buckwheat! . Scottie, our Cannonball Queen — you flirt! ... 7-ll, Jon open ... study rooms ... Love that fresh (?) country air ... off to D O ' s ... Kites ... bridge players in the lounge .. extended borrowing? .. security — bars none ... Miles, Porter, and Miller, seventh call! ... exercises in the lounge, anyone ... WE ' VE GOT STAMINA! Gamma Phi Beta. 1807 Todd Road TOP ROW: Mrs. Jessie Blair, Housemother. Bachus, Diana L: Freshman, Dietetics. Barham, Deborah K: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Barli, Bob! L Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Barnard, Suzanne I: Wichita. Freshman. English. SECOND ROW: Bodnar, Mary H: Overland Park. Sophomore. Gener- al. Boyd, Sherri I.: Russell. Sophomore. Biology. Brandenburg, Lu- cinda: Wakeeney. Junior. Speech Pathology. Brown, Brenda 5: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Speech Pathology. Buehler, Darcy D: Great Bend. Freshman, General. THIRD ROW. Burnett, Nancy 0: Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Caviness, Linda L. Topeka. Sophomore. General. Chubb, Mary E: Topeka. Senior. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Clark, Kristin E: Leawood. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Coburn, Carol K: Over land Park. Junior. Speech Pathology. FOURTH ROW: Culbertson, Robin 1: Phillipsburg. Freshman. histo- ry. Dawson. Susan L: Russell. Senior. Clothing Retailing. Dumler. Edith F: Russell. Junior. Elementary Education. Earnest, Sheila Y: Russell. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Elleman, Susan: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Pre-Elemenlary Education. FIFTH ROW: Elliott. Betty J: Augusta. Freshman. Arts and Sciences. Ellis, Cathy J: Leawood, Sophomore. General. ells. Sharon E: Louis- burg. Junior. Foods and Nutrition. Fayman, Janet Lawrence. Fresh. man. Pre-Elementary Education. Fed.% Anne 5: Sterling. Mass.. Freshman. Special Education. BOTTOM ROW; Calloway. Jane E Wakeeney. Junior. Physical Thera. py. Calloway. Julia A: Wakeeney. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Educa- tion. Garreits, Karen 5: Overland Park. Sophomore. Sociology. Glotzbath, Christine M: Ft. Leavenworth. Freshman. Economics. GoehrIng. Julia A: Wichita. Sophomore. Speech. 335 Gamma Phi Beta ' s take advantage of the rule that study hall area. Each Gamma Phi is required to lets them bring down snacks and drinks to their study for eight hours on the weekend of dead week. Gamma Phi Beta TOP ROW: Goreham, Nancy J: Junction City. Sophomore. Medical Technology. Graham. Marsha k Great Bend. Junior. Family and Child Development. Gray, Ann B: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Gen- eral. Hawley, Leslie K: Topeka. Freshman. Home Economics.14mth, Susanne J: Wichita. Sophomore, Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Hinny, Mary E: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Speech Pathology. tiochull, Cynthia M: Holton, Sophomore. Gener- al. Hagerty. Susan P: Leawood. Freshman. Art Education. James, Kathleen L: Overland Park. Junior. Elementary Education. James, Nancy R: Overland Park. Sophomore. Art. THIRD ROW: Johann, Mary L: Leawood. Sophomore, Physical Edu- cation. Kelley, Patricia A: Manhattan. Senior. Elementary Educa- tion. KoMilker. Ruth A: White Cloud, Junior. Medical Technology. McKee, Marsha C: Colby. Freshman, General. McKee, Mary K: Colby. Sophomore. General. BOTTOM ROW: Meath, Mary P: Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Mermis, Pamela K: Salina. Freshman, General. Miles, J. Carmek Santanta. Junior. Interior Design. Millar, Jane E Wichita. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Miller, Paula K: Great Bend. Junior. Clothing Retailing. 336 Second place in the women ' s division of Univer- group practiced every day before singing their sity Sing goes to Gamma Phi Beta. The 55 member selections which included Goodnight My Someone. Gamma Phi Beta TOP ROW: Nothdurlt. Julie A: Prairie Village. Senior. Foods and Nu- trition. Pattison, Jan C: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Plunkett. Susan P. Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Porter. Patricia A: Prairie Village, Senior. Sec. ondary Education Rein, Patricia A: Russell. Freshman. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. SECOND RO4 ' . Reins. Mary S: Omaha. Neb.. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing Sayers. Dianne M: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Interior De- sign. Scarborough. Vicki B: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. General. Shearer. Sherry L: Wakeeney. Junior. Elementary Education. Sit wing. Deena M: Phillipsburg. Senior. Home Economics Education. THIRD ROW: Sloan, Cynthia K Holton. Sophomore. General. Sloan. Janice R: Hiawatha. Junior. Pre-Elementary Education. Smith. Cyn• this K: Goodland, Freshman, Physical Therapy. Stables, Kayann 11: Leawood. Freshman. Music. Stoecker. Sharon S: Oakley. Junior. Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Towne, Linda k Leawood. Senior. Elementary Edu• cation. Townsend, Jan R: Leah. freshman. Physical Education. Trenkle, Patricia A: Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Education. Umscheid, Cheryl A: Wamego. Freshman. General. VOSS, Debra L: Russell. Sophomore. Physical Education. BOTTOM ROW: Webb. Cathy K: Kansas City. Sophomore. Physical Education. Weldon. Linda 5: Overland Park, Sophomore, Medical Technology. Wierenga, Elaine K Downs. Freshman. Business Ad- ministration. Woelk, Cynthia S: Russell. Freshman. General. Mile, Lem K: Glasco. Senior. Medical Technology. 33 TOP ROW: Buford. Victor Topeka. Freshman. Medical Technolo- gy. Crawford Paul V: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Debate, Arthur DI Wichita. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Dicker. son. Ronald L. Pittsburg, Pa.. Senior. Physical Therapy. Herndon, Raynal E Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. SECOND ROW: Jones. Kenneth Little Rock. Ark.. Senior. Psychol• ogy. Robinson. Lloyd E Hiawatha. Junior. Physical Education. Rob- inson, Walter F: Hiawatha. Junior. Computer Science. Taylor, Keith Chicago. Ill., Sophomore. Business Administration. Williams, Roger A: Kansas City. Freshman. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Yates. Orlando B: Mobile. Ala., Senior. Political Science. KAPPA ALPHA PSI We are together Brothers ... Woo, what you see is what you get .. liquor, women, and fun ... Bergh ' s chewing gum ... Hank wants to go higher Buzzy, too Have you seen Deacon O ' malley? ... express yourself ... running wild .. What happened at Wildcat Creek? .. Chi Town blew his head the other night! .. Wednesday is our day . . We DO get down ... free at last . our Sweetheart cooked a soulful dinner .. O.B. ate all the leftovers! ... we ' ve got soul and we ' re super bad K-Rap raps on cloud nine, no responsibilities ... another Brother does it ... Let ' s buy Veryl a toupet ... the bad bandit comes ... Sisters, lend the Brothers? ... Me, Lindbergh, and the Lord ... Dag- wood loves Ralph ... welcome Paul ... Big Brothers do have power ... Ask a pledge ... It don ' t even matter ... We finally got our House ... KA Psi till the day we die ... Good Luck Clues . Right On! Kappa Alpha Psi members and dates relax from a night of dancing at the annual Homecoming dance. 338 KAPPA ALPHA THETA American Bandstand Watchers ... Boob Tubers ... Sec Education Club Lessons on how to cut class .. cupcakes if over 3.0 .. smarties wear grubbies .. The- ta Le igh of the week ... Mickey Mouse Award . Queen for a week ... Naughty pledge of the week .. Crab Award ... Sisterhood Bracelet ... Rhubarb Secret Pansies .. Theta Spirit .. Tex ... Bald Eagle ... Flush ... Any place we can get ' em . . behind back door ... sheet box ... McCoy ' s .. bridge marathon P D TNN ' s (Theta No No ' s) ... nice tires .. what a hoot ... how rude!! ... cool it! ... Kite and Key ... Do your duties ... lock the front door ... turn out the lights ... just wear shoes ... naughty pledge award .grades?... Gobble... IBT Club... Monday Man- ners... Turkey... How many Glasses do you have? Kappa Alpha Theta. 1517 McCain Lane TOP ROW: Mn. Elinor Jeffries. Housemother. Anderson, Nancy .k Topeka. Senior. Elementary Education. Asti Sally 3: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Barker, Cheryl J: Pratt. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Bennett, Nancy L Cotton. wood Falls. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Bohnenblust, Diane L: Manhattan. Senior. Elementa- ry Education. Boyd. Brenda S: Little River. Freshman. General. Bunco, Elizabeth A: Fargo. N.D.. Freshman. General. Byler, Stephan- ie: Overland Park. Freshman. Home Economics. Cato. Catherine A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Home Economics. THIRD ROW: Christie. Martha M: Ottawa. Sophomore. Pre.Second- ary Education. Clark. Lucinda 5: Hays. Freshman. Clothing Retail- ing. Cook, Ardis D: Manhattan. Sophomore. Architecture. Courtney. Collets L Wakeeney. Sophomore. Architecture. Dithon, Deborah A: Wichita. Sophomore. Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: Drelling, Jan M: Hays. Senior. Clothing Retailing. Dronberger, Lisa ..1: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Edgecomb. Kathryn A: Lincoln. Neb.. Freshman. General. Elias, Carla R: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary and Special Education. Emery. Mary L: Concordia. Sophomore. English. FIFTH ROW. Evans. Laura 1: Wichita. Sophomore. General. Ewing, Linda 1 Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. General. Fairbanks. Mavis I: Manhattan. Freshman. Physical Education. Fairbanks, Trews K: Manhattan. Junior, Home Economics Education. Frame, Margaret k Overland Park. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. BOTTOM ROW: Glasgow, Cynthia A: Wichita. Sophomore. General. Golden. M. Fran: Topeka. Senior. Elementary Education. Good, Lin- da K: Manhattan. Junior. Home Economics Education. Gregg. Gall: Topeka. Sophomore. Humanities. Groesbeck, Deborah: Manhattan. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. 339 Kappa Alpha Theta TOP ROW: Hagler. Janette L: Topeka. Junior. Elementary Education. Herman. Barbara L: Hays. Senior. English. Johnson, Wendy L: Dwight. Senior. Computer Science. Kaiser, Karen 5: Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Kennedy, Elinor B: Washburn. IA, Sopho- more.Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: Livingood, Christy L: Overland Park. Junior. Second- ary Education. Mahoney. Lucinda k Dorrance. Junior. History. Mar- shall. Lisa R Eureka. Junior. Radio-TV. McDonald, Diane K: Wib liamsburg. Senior. Home Economics Education. Muir. Betty J: Man- hattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW: Neill. Susan k Kansas City, Junior. Home Economics Education. O ' Meara, Tracy J: Harlington. Neb.. Senior. Liberal Arts. Overlay. Elaine J: Phillipsburg. Junior, Home Economics Education. Parr. Catherine L: Rossville. Freshman. General. Prochaska, Linda 5: Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Reeder, Mary Y: Troy. Sophomore. Clothing Retail. ing. Ripple, Patricia A: Hiawatha, Junior, Home Economics and Journalism. Roby, Carol k Wichita. Freshman. Physical Education. Roesler, Joyce M: Junction Cily. Junior. Interior Architecture. Ross, Della L: Kansas City. Junior. Elementary Education. Creating their display from wire, wood and paper, vision in Homecoming decorations. The Purple Pow- Kappa Alpha Theta placed first in the sorority di- er display envisioned the Wildcat of the ' 70 ' s. 340 Two fictional rushees dream of becoming Theta ' s the rushees wake up in Theta-land and finally de- in the Kappa Alpha Theta rush skit. In the skit bide to choose the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Kappa Alpha Theta TOP ROW: Rusbarsky, Marsha k Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Schmidt. Mn: Hutchinson. Freshman. Art. Schwab. Unda 5: Manhattan. Sophomore. Speech Pathology. Selby, Susan J: Leawood. Junior. Elementary Education. Shahan, Susan M: Herington. Sophomore. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Skelton, Anna M: Kansas City. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Smith, Linda L Salm Senior. Second. ary Education. Tryon. Sharon K: Wellington, Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Turk, Kay L: Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Sec- ondary Education and English. Van Patten, Christine A: Eskridge. Senior. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Vanover, Marcia I.: Salina. Freshman. General. Wandt, Jerosha J: Hutchinson, Sophomore. General. Warder, An- nette E: Liberty. Mo.. Junior. Secondary Education. Wood, Marsha A: Overland Park. Junior. Home Economics. Zimmerman, Margo E: Sterling. Senior. Special Education. a 341 Kappa Delta. 1220 Centennial Drive TOP ROW: Mn. Ada Sheridan, Housemother. Anneberg, Kathym it Manhattan, Junior. Physical Education. Bell. Mary S: Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Freshman. Anthropology. Bell, Patricia PA: Topeka. Freshman. Physical Education. Bergsten, Ann M: Valley Falls. Senior. Elementa• ry Education. SECOND ROW: Balch, Kathy L Prairie Village. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Bohannon. Connie S: Topeka. Sophomore. Physical Education. Boyer, Joelen S: Eureka. Junior. Special Educa- tion. Brecht:DI, Colleen U: Independence. Senior. Elementary Educa- tion. Brown, Janet C: Clay Center, Junior. Music Education. THIRD ROW: Snigger, Danna R: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Camp, Carol It Sedan, Sophomore. Music Edu- cation. Cadet, Anita M: Kansas City. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Carleton, Carla Ourtonville. Md.. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Carter. Kim L. Hutchinson. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Chrontster, Diana I.: Abilene. Freshman, Home Eco- nomics. Clark, Nancy G: Wellington. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Coder, Jane K: Manhattan. Freshman. Journalism. Cole, Virginia E Dallas. Tex.. Senior. Secondary Education. Conrad, Nan- cy V: Topeka. Freshman. Modern Language. BOTTOM ROW: Counner. Pamela S: Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. DavIssen. Sandra L: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Elementary Education. Drury, Diane T: Wichita. Senior. Home Eco- nomics Education. Edwards, Cynthia I.: Topeka. Freshman. Clothing Retailing, Olafson, Linda K: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. KAPPA DELTA Molly Mo-Mo and Floyd Fly ... Only 163 days to get your date for the E.B. ... Magic Missive Box ... Get around — meet the sisters ... the Saturday night sew- ing circle ... I lost my head momentarily ... Get with the program ... Trucker ... Get with it, Pledge .. Leorabelle ... Don ' t forget to bring your pants ... Su- per-Jocks . Groovy Ladies ... Anybody making a run to Vista? Body by Fisher ... Tinpan-pudding Beware, the Enema Man ... I ' ll catch your act at the World ' s Fair ... Walk her around pink floor and she ' ll sober up ... You L ' il Nipper, you ... Squatty-Body ... B Board ... Cute Taters ... Zilch ... Porker City ... Everyone for Chicken Fat .. I can ' t go. I don ' t have a thing to wear ... Cut me a break ... Over the river and through the woods ... Sigma CM Derby Day ... Coffer, you ' ve got a call on line 27 in the boiler room ... There are flies and mo-mos in the house left over from rush week, when are they going to die off? ... First year girl, answer the phone! ... Are we going to have study hall tonight night? ... Funny girl, brought your joke book ... KD zoo ... ssss-ashes AOT Baby, AOT a2 342 Kappa Delta TOP ROW; Farrier, Unda K: Topeka. Freshman. Physical Education. Fisher, Sandra A: Holton. Junior. Physical Therapy. Fletcher, Patri- cia C: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Foley, Tina K: Topeka. Junior. Radio-Television and Home Economics. Fox, Bin- both A:Girard. Junior. Physical Therapy. SECOND ROW: Fox. Monica M: Girard. Freshman. Physical Educa- tion. Frazier, Sylvia S: Pratt. Senior. Elementary Education. Fros- from, Kathleen S: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Compost, Judith L: Overland Park. Junior. Elementary Edu- cation. Gatti, Rita lb Topeka. Junior. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Geraghty. Deborah J: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Gilliland, Gayle S: Holton. Junior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Gelder. Patricia A: Wichita. Senior, Clothing Retailing. Goodin, Andrea J: Clay Center. Junior. English. Grob Cydney S: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Guyton, Vicki B: Independence. Mo.. Freshman, General. Harmon, Mary A: Garden City. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Harmon, Sue E: Garden COI,. Freshman. Medical Technology. Hogue. Betty lb Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Intim Barbara J: Atchison. Sophomore. Sociology. A 42t Mugs, stationery and clothing are exhibited for This informal dining room display, showed many prospective Kappa Delta pledges during rush week. pieces created by both KO pledges and actives. 343 SEVENTH ROW: Stiefel, Rita It Colorado Springs. Col.. Junior. Psy- chology. Stiff. Mary 5: Crown Point. Ind.. Sophomore. Clothing Re- tailing. Sullivan, Verna Al- Kansas City. Senior, Interior Design. Tay- lor, Deborah: Wichita. Junior. Physical Education. Thompson, Debo- rah It Omaha. Neb.. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. EIGHTH ROW: Tietz, Nancy L: Overland Park. Sophomore. Modern Language. Tuck, Deanna F: Hoyt. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Tuck. Sharon E: Hoyt. Senior. Home Economics Education. Wall, B. Louise: Ottawa. Junior. Modern Language. Welter, Barbara 3: Perry Junior. Family and Child Development. BOTTOM ROW: Wilson. Bonnie J: Fairview, Junior. Physical Educa- tion. Zell, Kathleen A: Leawood. Sophomore. Dietetics. Kappa Delta TOP ROW: Jarrett, Janalee: Salina. Senior. Business Administration. Klever. Deborah L: Belleville, Ill., Senior. Community Services and Social Welfare. Knodle, Barbara k Wichita. Junior. Home Econom- ics Educ ation. Kozeny, Kimberly A: Dickinson. Tx., Freshman. Home Economics Education. Leathers. Paula RI: Prairie Village. Freshman. Interior Design. SECOND ROW: Unln, Uncle 5: Bird City. Senior. Interior Design. Marker, Leon Blue Springs. Mo.. Senior. Horticulture. Marmor, Megan L: Wichita. Sophomore. Speech Pathology. Marshall. Judy k Prairie Village. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Marshall, Patricia L Prairie Village, Junior, Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW: Marshall. Suzanne: Leawood. Freshman. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Masquelier, Deborah: Iola. Junior. Business Educa- tion. McCoy, Shirley .1: Hiawatha. Senior. Modern Language. Mc- Daniel. Diana K: Scott City. Freshman. Business Administration. McKecman. Derlece M: Talmage. Junior. Physical Education. FOURTH ROW: Meligren, Jan L: Leawood. Freshman. Pre-Law. Mur- phy. Marcia J: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Nickell. Nancy R: Leawood. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. North, Carol J: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Interior Design. ()berg, Pamela A Clay Center. Sophomore. General. FIFTH ROW: Pant Sandra At Rockville. Md.. Sophomore. Speech Pathology. Rinner, Martha Topeka. Sophomore. Clothing. Retail- ing. Robinson, Charlene: Topeka. Freshman. General Sands, Linda J: Holton. Junior, Elementary Education. Schaller, Victoria L: Kin slay. Sophomore. Pre-Medicine. SIXTH ROW. Schmitt. Cynthia .1: Prairie Village. Freshman. Home Economics. Schroeder. Marilyn S: Topeka. Sophomore. Art. Shively, Kyle 5: Lebanon. Freshman. Physical Education. Spannun, Kathie I: Prairie Village. Junior. Elementary Education. Stan, Marilyn K: Rossville. Junior. Journalism. 22 344 „to i� , TA lit tin Kappa Kappa Gamma, 517 Fairchild Terrace TOP ROW: Mrs. Florence Baird, Housemother. Archibald, Sheri k Garden City. Senior. Physical Education. Babb. Susan C: Leawood. Sophomore. Pre-Elemenlary Education. Bayless. Nancy k Prairie Village. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Beard. Patricia A: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Secondary Education. SECOND ROW: Beesley. Deborah L: Dighton. Senior. Home Econom- ics Education. Beasley, Diana S: Dighton. Sophomore. General. Benedick, Susan E: Wichita. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Berry, San- dra J: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics and Journalism. Birk, Colleen: Wamego. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Brewer, Pamela C: Oklahoma City. Okla.. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Bushels, Barbara A: Cedar Vale. Fresh- man. Pre-Secondary Education. Bushnell. Sally A: Lynchburg. Va.. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Russell ' s, Marcia 5: Cottonwood Falls. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Ed- ucation. Campbell, Christine: Holcomb. Sophomore. Family Economics. FOURTH ROW: Carpenter. Chaffin N: Scott City. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Carpenter, Shauna: Scott City. Junior. Sec- ondary Education. Christenson, Mary M: Wichita. Junior. Elementa- ry Education. Clymer. Barbara J: Salina. Junior. Humanities. Crouch. Roxanne J: Garden City. Junior. Elementary Education. FIFTH ROW: Cummings, ands 5: Greensburg. Senior. Modern Lan- guage. Cold, Rebeeea At Emporia. Junior. Secondary Education. Eaton, Lyanne: Manhattan. Sophomore. Speech Pathology. Palo hunt, Marjorie A: Prairie Village. Junior. Family and Child Develop- ment. Farley, Margaret k Leawood. Freshman. Interior Design. BOTTOM ROW: Fitzsimmons, Jackie K: Colby. Freshman. Pro-Ele- mentary Education and Speech Pathology. Gatz, Frances A: New- ton. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Gelman, Jacquelyn L: Conway. Freshman. General. George, Debra k Junction City. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Gray. Barbara: Topeka. Senior. Family and Child Development. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Junior Stags ... Quiet Hours!” ... Clean up the files room. ... Pig Award (messiest room) ... Squatty body .. Smile Award ... Friendship Key ... Kappa of the Month .. Foxy Rosy ... Vista ... Keyhole . Carmen ... Thee A.O. ... Drip Dry ... Jemigan ' s Bg I ' m a hog for you, baby ... Rally ... The snack bar .. Rah de doo! ... Beta rock painting .. no big deal you guys ... crummy buttons ... shoot a mile ... Don ' t think I ' m hur t .. Phi Alpha . KKG what ' ll it be ... Honey .. Long distance for Mimi Bar- rera ... Square dance ... Tell him I passed away . Informal .. coke bottles in the drip dry room .. meet- ings by the phone and door desk ... Senior Stairs Junior Sneak Do your house duty Squirrels ... Pass the Hat ... Turn off the lights .. lock up • z 3.15 Kappa Kappa Gamma TOP ROW: Grill. Kathy L: Leawood. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Lou ' cation. Haney. Jewel A: Kansas City. Freshman, Interior Design. Hawkinson, Ann 5: McPherson. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Hayes. Kathy J: Manhattan. Freshman, Psychology. Hewes, Kimber- ly A: Hoisington. Junior. History. SECOND ROW Howson, Roberta D: Lamed. Freshman, Interior De- sign. Howard. Jennifer: Liberty. Mo.. Junior. Elementary Education. Howland, Margaret L Wichita. Freshman. General. Jenkinsok Kay: Belleville. Freshman. Interior Design. Keller, Carole 5: Winfield. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Lamer. Annette 5: Kansas City. Sophomore, Pre-Ele- Education. Lane, Vicki J: McPherson. Junior. Elementary Education. Langdon, Sara D: Shawnee Mission, Junior. Home Eco- nomics with Liberal Arts. Leopold, Virginia L: Garden City. Junior. Family and Child Development. Livingood, Stephanie k Overland . Park. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. FOURTH ROW: Marshall, Marla I: Eureka. Sophomore. General. Mar- tin, Marty Leawood. Junior. Interior Design. Matthews, Melanie J: Pittsburg. Sophomore. Journalism. Nancy 5: Belleville. Freshman. Modern Language. McNeil, Janis K: Manhattan. Sopho- more. Pre-Business Education. BOTTOM ROW: Miller. Marilyn K: Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Minard, Margaret K: Concordia. Senior, Elementary Education. Mosher. Shirley k Simpson. Senior. Elemen- tary Education. Ochs. Mary 1: Hoisington, Freshman, Clothing Re- tailing. O liver, Anne L Paola. Freshman. Political Science. Kappa ' s remove arrows strewn over their lawn in as a reminder of the Monmouth Duo, a celebration the predawn darkness by Pi Phi ' s. The visit came of the sororities ' founding at the same college. 346 After their Sound of Kappa skit, Kappa Kap- house. This was the final stage of rush for the pa Gamma leads rushees out to the front of their Kappa ' s.. ending a week of varied rush activities. Kappa Kappa Gamma TOP ROW: Olivor. D. Ann: Shawnee Mission. Senior. Family and Child Development. Orrick. Deborah M: Mission. Sophomore, Pre- Elementary Education. Oxler, Susan M: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre- Nursing. Pastrick, Priscilla L: Leawood. Senior. Modern Lan. guage. Patton. Sally E: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Reed, Carole 5: Topeka, Junior. Home Economics Education. Rogers. Kathleen A: Scott City. Sophomore. Physical Education. Siefkin, Ruth A: Wichita, Sophomore. Psychology. Smith, Terry L: Leoli. Sophomore. Mathematics. Steeples, Kay L: Zurich. Sophomore. Pre.Secondary Education. THIRD ROW: Stevenson, Jane k Pittsburg. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Stowe, Twilit G: Topeka. Senior. Elementary Education. Stribling, Sheryl L: Newton. Sophomore. Biological Science. Struby, Diane M: Leawood. Freshman. Business Administration. Taylor. Dhera k Wichita. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. FOURTH ROW: Thompson, Cynthia S: Manhattan. Senior. Elementa- ry Education. Walkup, Joy A: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Walkup, Judy J: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics with Liberal Arts. Ward. Mary M: Lamed. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Watson. Gretchen S: Denver. Colo.. Sopho- more. English. BOTTOM ROW: MAD, Christine L: Oxford. Junior. Elementary Edu• cation. Williams, Carol J: Wichita. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Williams, Marilyn K: Wichita. Junior. Elementary Education. Wood, Linda DI Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Yates, Julia J: Wichita. Junior. Physical Therapy. 34 KAPPA SIGMA Rally at the Gate ... DYWTB Individuals with a common bond ... 108 pitchers ... 50% participation for active room co-ed visitation ... But don ' t get me wrong! ... University Sing ... Who is Bury Weber anyway? ... Adams ' virginity ... Digger ... H.Q. ... Lose anything but win the party ... What was that I heard about phones in our rooms? ... Star Dust Formal . Just One Club ... GRADES ... Steaks for stu- dents, beans for bums ... Red Dog ... Tweetie bird ... Simmons is back from the casino. But where ' s Kirby? ... Top theme in homecoming ... Perch . . What dat pel? ... Intercourse of congenial spirits and friendly exchange of ideas ... Hard core ... Who ' s got my base- ball glove? ... Serbia and Slave ... Good year for sweethearts .. Conclaved in L.A. —?1 Kappa Sigma, 1930 College Heights TOP ROW: Mrs. Jeanne Scholl, Housemother. Adams. Michael 8: Chicago. It Senior. Electrical Engineering. Barley. Stephen W: Shreveport. La.. Junior. Turf Management. Bauman, Douglas A: Salina. Senior. Business Administration. Brown. Richard E: Wichita. Senior. Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Chapman, Randy K: Beloit, Sophomore. General. Chapman, Scott L Beloit. Junior. Business Education. Clark, Kyle 0: Hardtner, Junior. Business Administration. Collier, Kirk C: Topeka, Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Counihan, Michael Ft Topeka. Junior. Psychology. THIRD ROW: Caner, Christopher. Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. Crider. Steven M: Topeka. Freshman. General. Day. is, Robert A: Topeka. Sophomore. General. Donovan, MIehual 5: Hardtner. Sophomore. Feed Technology. Dunaway, Stephen M: Manhattan. Freshman. Sociology. BOTTOM ROW: Erickson, Galen It. Ellsworth. Sophomore. Physical Education. Fisher, Mark A: Wichita. Junior. Biological Science. Flew tle. Allan G: Centralia. Freshman. General. Mende, Craig K: Central. it Senior, Radio•TV. Fredmkk, John 5: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. 348 Kappa Sigma TOP ROW: Gooch, Jerry V: Topeka. Junior. Business Administration. Hart, Richard W: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Hardt Alan R: Anchorage. Alaska. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. Hurst, Ste- phen H: Fort Scott. Senior. Landscape Architecture. Ireland, Mi- chael A: Holton. Senior. Physical Education. SECOND ROW. Kancel, Maurice E Kansas City. Junior. Business Administration. Keeple, Steve 1: Manhattan. Senior. Business Ad- ministration. Kinds% Neal E Minneapolis. Junior. Agriculture Edu- cation. Kotay, Kevin: Harrisburg. Pa.. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Kotay, Miles: Harrisburg. Pa.. Senior. Technical Journalism. THIRD ROW: Landon, Robert B: Wichita. Sophomore. Civil Engineer- ing. Lewis, Alan L: Osage City. Senior. Veterinary Medicine. Mon- clef, Robert M: Baxter Springs, Junior. Statistics. Nachtlgal, Mi- chael C: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Physical Education. Neldiorpe. Ronald k Leawood. Junior. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Nutt. William H: Leavenworth. Senior. Radio-TV. Pat- ton, Edward k Kansas City. Freshman. Business Administration. Plersall George C: liardtner. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Randall. Donald Springfield. Mo., Senior. Landscape Architec- ture. Schaible, John Fairview. Junior. Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Sheik. William J: Bern, Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Simmons, Michael Se Vermillion. Junior. Psychology. Smith, Joseph E: Centralia. Junior. Psychology. Widmer , Mark A: El Dora- do. Freshman. Physical Education. Zimmerman, Paul F: Bern. Soph- omore. Radio-TV. :. „.„,,,.. r . si r ; in % ka. Kappa Sigma relives the roaring 1920 ' s era at its Besides the Red Dog Party. Kappa Sig actives pre- annual Red Dog Party in a bowling alley basement. sented a dinner and party for their pledge members. 349 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Grand Bahammas B.W. brings home the hardware ... Shoe pinned? . . Who slept with the stone virgin last night? ... Mudrick ' s Chiefs ... Crosby ' s politics ... Dave loves Agnew ... Do your own thing ... Mark ' s remarks ... Speed is editor ... Shirley ' s cook- ing ... Choir boys ... Coed visitation makes for better parties Schulz ' s liberal spending policies ... Diet Industries ... Amalgamated Schulz Enterprises ... Teeson Laundry ... Computer card scholarship pro- gram . . Devil made me do it ... George Andrews Award .. Barbershop Quartet Christmas exchange . Sigma Mu Omicron ... Bruce Robinson Longevity in Bed Award ... Lashbrook ' s Lounge ... the goat . Star Trek ... quality over quantity ... Birdwalk John E. Jack ... Hoglund ' s grandmother ... Eat my shorts ... surprise cigars instead of lemon drops ... Get Grades ... Shirp Shirp, Shupe Shupe ... Any comments for the good of the order? ... Long distance calls from Oklahoma and to Alabama ... Fourth for bridge? ... Wagner ' s Study Group ... Cavalier Club for a few ... Get involved ... Bar- thel, another call from Illinois ... Z.A.X. . . Tradi- tions vs. new concepts ... Sewer party ... Roger, does you sister have a date? ... Whit ' s visits What the ••••! Chi O ' s and Sing ... Alpha Xi ' s and H.Q. ... Winter ' s place for poker ... Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels ... and have not love, I am nothing. ... Aim High, LAMBDA CHI! Guitar playing provides entertainment at a party presented by Lambda Chi Alpha ' s Little Sister. TOP ROW: Mrs. Neva Housner, Housemother. Barry, John R: Over- land Park. Junior. Sociology. Barthel. John D: Rochester. Ill.. Sopho- more. Animal Science and Industry. Bartlett. Kerry N: Fowler. Fresh- man. General. Bartlett, Randall D Fowler. Junior. Micro Biology. SECOND ROW: Brix, John R: Assumption, Ill.. Freshman. Pre•Veteri- nary Medicine. Carrier. Tommie L: Topeka. Junior, Architecture. Cook, Randy k St. Francis, Freshman. Biological Science. Crosby, Michael 5: Overland Park. Sophomore. Political Science. Davis. Gary Manhattan. Sophomore. Architecture. THIRD ROW. Davis, Richard 8: Overland Park. Senior. Accounting. DeCoster. John R: Moline. 18. Sophomore. Sociology. Dieterich, Wil- liam H: Princeton. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Eye, Rob- ert V: Goodland. Freshman. Pre-Law. Fox, Sheldon L: Cambridge, Freshman. Electrical Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Gaston, Douglas M: Marysville. Sophomore. Ac- counting. Gerber, Lee W: Fowler. Junior. Chemistry. Grimes. Gary W: Manhattan, Junior. Architecture. Heckman, Danny R: Ottawa. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Hoffman, Martin L: Sawyer. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. 350 Lambda Chi Alpha TOP ROW: Hoglund, Jay Ft Ottawa, Sophomore. Electrical Engineer- ing. Juhnke, Frederick J: Mt. Pleasant, Mich.. Junior. Architecture. Kasper, David E: Hutchinson. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Kern, Gregory M: Dwight. III., Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Keen. Isar, Bradley J: Overland Park. Freshman, Wildlife Conservation. SECOND ROW: McGrath, Harry B: Beloit. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. McGuire, Marlyn 0: Oberlin. Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. Mean. Lon 5:Overland Park. Freshman. General. Mellen- Ramp, Jack W: Wakeeney. Freshman. General. Mudrkk, David P Ottawa. Sophomore. Journalism. THIRD ROW: Nash, Louie W: Montgomery. Ala., Sophomore. Bakery Science and Management. Rhoades, Frank R: Wakeeney. Sopho- more. Psychology. Robinson, Mark I.:Overland Park. Senior. Chem- istry. Rogers, Gary T: Amherst. N.H.. Junior. Biology. Schulz, Gary D: Newton. Senior, Journalism. FOURTH ROW: Shoemaker, Richard E: Manhattan. Senior. Feed Technology. Sims. Stephen E: Hutchinson. Freshman. Chemistry. Smith. Dennis B Salina. Senior. Journalism. Smith, Jimmy L: Wichi- ta. Sophomore. Architecture. Tiemeler, Nell E: Lincolnville. Senior, Accounting. FIFTH ROW: Tillotson. Dwight IC: Wichita, Sophomore. Wildlife Con- servation. Veith, Douglas R: Nurnberg. Germany. Senior. Computer Science. Watkins, Curtis E: Wellington. Sophomore. Political Sci- ence. Youngman. John D: Marion, Mich.. Senior. Architecture. bin- ders. David W: Kansas City. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Ziegler. Charles A: Collyer. Freshman. General. as al s. al• Lambda Chi Alpha. 505 Denison 351 Informal rush, which is held almost totally during the summer months, substitutes for fall rush week. PHI DELTA THETA Blood Squad ... Brain Jocs R.A.s ... Straight Ar- rows ... Steaks and beans ... Ghost Pledge Award ... Phantom Phi Award .. Hot Dog ... Port-But ... Magical ... Rude digger ... Golden Screw Award ... The Super Hole ... The Head ... Baby Goo ... Worm ... The Red Hut ... Painting Beta Stone ... Flush Bowl Game ... Stag Flick-Christmas Party ... Annual Trophy Dash ... Water fights with Alpha Delta Pi ' s ... snow ball rebellion (barracade doors of 5 sororities with snow piles) ... line•ups ... Far Out ... Get your hair cut ... Chicks dig it! ... What is this, an R.F.? Hogs ... Selects ... Drink beer ... Raise hell ... Who is that guy? ... What a creevil! ... Spook! ... That ' s pretty substantial ... get your red hot! ... The Rack Monster ' s got me ... Morgan, Morgan!! ... Get it to- gether! ... whip it! ... Gross gift Christmas party ... You ' re bumped! ... Casino Party ... Don ' t put Hawk- ers on my windows! ... Stop R.F.-ing . I ' m trying to rack it ... Flush Bowl Party ... exchange dinners with sororities ... Quiet chapter meetings?? ... walkouts ... The Wizard ... Barn Party ... Initiation TOP ROW: Mrs. Polly LaRoche, Housemother. Anderson, Paul F: Manhattan. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Bell Lawrence F: Salina. Freshman. General Engineering. Bemasek, Steven L: Man. batten. Senior. Chemistry. Bishop. Stephen P: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Brooks, William H: Salina. Senior. Pre-Medicine. Cole, Charles C: Wellington. Senior. Accounting. Craig, William E: Topeka. Senior. Chemical Engineering. Davis. Kevin Ft: Topeka. Junior. Building Construction. Dudley, Mark C: Kansas City. M o.. Freshman, Business Administration. THIRD ROW: Duncan. Robert C: Winfield. Sophomore. Accounting. Edwards, Sidney T: Topeka. Senior. Chemical Engineering. Ells, Darrel L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Chemistry. Farrell, Chris H: Kan- sas City. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Flower, Robert 5: Junction City. Ju- nior, Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Francis. Michael E: Topeka, Senior. History. Gallup, Rodney k Blue Rapids. Freshman. Business Administration. Gray. Donald C: Kansas City. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Groff, Richard PA: Lincoln. Neb.. Junior. Biology. Harbaugh. David D: Cof- feyville. Sophomore. Architecture. BOTTOM ROW: Henderson, Donald W: Wichita. Senior, Landscape Architecture. Kane, Kent K: Topeka, Sophomore. Veterinary Medi- cine. Kennedy, Gerald F: Wheaton. Senior. Accounting. Klee. John E: Wichita. Junior. Milling Science and Business Administration. L• moronic, Scott a Waterville. Freshman. Journalism. )13 I Oak , a 352 Phi Delta Theta TOP ROW: Seiler, Gary L: Kansas City. Junior Pre.Medicine. Leon- ard. Doyle W: Salina. Junior. Political Science. MeGInness. Steven A: Independence. Junior. Electrical Engineering. McGrath, Randall E Topek a. Senior. Business Administration. Mermis. Douglas R: Safi. na. Junior. Architectural Structures. SECOND ROW: Miller. David E Manhattan. Sophomore. Architec- ture. Miller, Don R: Great Bend. Sophomore. General. Mock. Gregory 0: Plainville. Junior. Pre-Dentistry. Moore. Steven V: Caney. Sopho- more. Pre-Medicine. Morrisay. Mark: Ottawa. Freshman. Pre-Law. THIRD ROW: Moser, Bradley C: Marysville. Freshman.. Architecture. Must Robot F: Blue Rapids. Sophomore. Wildlife Conservation. Nelson, Gary D: Manhattan. Sophomore. Physical Education. O ' Connor. Nelson L: Topeka. Freshman. Economics. Perry. James A: Manhattan. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Prather, Stephen E Wichita. Junior. Pre-Medicine. Price, Craig H: Topeka. Senior. Electrical Engineering. Reed, Mi- chael E Manhattan. Senior. Industrial Engineering. Reichle, Joe E Manhattan. Sophomore. Speech Pathology. Roberts, John R: Man- hattan. Freshman. Pre-Law. BOTTOM ROW: Ruegsegger. Martin C: Culver. Junior. Chemistry. Sauer. Dale L: Ottawa, Sophomore. General. Schuler. Andrew J: Chapman. Freshman. General Engineering. Simmons, Charles E: Russell. Sophomore. Political Science. Simmons. Robert Manhat- tan. Senior. Computer Science. Phi Delta Theta. 508 Sunset 353 Following the K-State-Wichita State basketball a party (or the Wichita State Phi Delts. Other game, K-State ' s Phi Delta Theta chapter presents activities included a pledge and casino party. Phi Delta Theta TOP ROW: Sipes, Paul A: Russell. Sophomore. Building Construc- tion. Stone, James I.: Coffeyville. Senior. Business Administration. Stryker. Charles A: Blue Rapids. Senior. Civil Engineering. Stryker. Ronald A: Blue Rapids. Junior. Industrial Engineering. Swanson. Laurence R: Salina. Senior. Accounting. SECOND ROW: Turner, Douglas C: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Den- tistry. Ward. David L: Wichita. Senior. Geology. Weir. Scott M: To- peka. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Wheatley. Benjamin H: Kansas City. Mo.. Senior. Journalism. Wick, Robin L: Ft. Collins. Colo.. Junior. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Williams, Mark A: Caney. Freshman. Business Administration. ?osisias 354 Cleaning and polishing their 1928 American La Kappa Alpha. The fraternity uses the truck for France fire truck is a whole house project of Pi community work and greek activities and projects. 355 PHI GAMMA DELTA Puffs ... Big Ran ' s home ... the lower head ... Alice ' s Restaurant ... Rappo turn off the lights .. consid- er yourself warned . The Ghetto . Hobart I love my girlie the late dates after the Fiji-Phi Tau party Romberger ' s mirror .. yuck up juice ... Einy ' s shorts ... for heaven ' s sake ... the springs . Uncle Wiggle ... Boggs ... Wild Thane ' s battle with the bathroom ... the Fiji Island Party the horny green rhino ... Gentle Ben the Bear .. Where are the kegs? ... pitch ... wimp ... slick ... the Duke ... old ... Shaw ' s Palace ... low rent ... Red Man .. dump sweet dump ... peacocks .. DUNCAN ... Kite ' s ... p.g. ... nice talk brains ... SAC ... get off my back ... Rico ... it broke .. Sanka ... the rack sock ... beaver ... dude ... Juan ' s blue tortoise Phi Gamma Delta. 1614 Fairchild TOP ROW: Mrs. Helen Duncan. Housemother. ammonia% Steven A: Atlantic. Iowa. Sophomore. Sociology. Daniels. Donald H: Leaven- worth, Freshman. Pre.Dentistry. DOX$1111, Gregory M: Leawood. Ju- nior. Accounting. Elnhaus. Steven J: Atlantic. Iowa. Sophomore. Radio•1V. SECOND ROW: Foltz, Stanley E Abilene. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Fox, John K Alexandria. Va.. Junior. General. Harrison, Thane T: Prairie Village, Sophomore, Journalism. Haug. Robert E: Wichita. Freshman. General. Hess, Tony L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Johnston, Jeffrey G: Excelsior. Minn.. Senior. Architec- ture. Lewis, Gordon 0: Paola. Junior, Architecture. Lindgren, Ray W: Council Grove. Junior. Physical Education. Martin, Bradford E: Her - ington. Junior. Wildlife Conservation. Mayer. David R: Marysville. freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Mayer. Don R Marysville. Junior. McDonald, Mark D: Herington, Sophomore. Political Science. Mc- Fadden. Christy N: Goodland. Junior, Elementary Education. Mc- Intyre. Malcolm B: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Biological Science. Meyers. Kenneth Et Dwight. Sophomore. General. 356 Phi Gamma Delta TOP ROW: Morgan. Rodney K: Dwight. Freshman. Veterinary Medi- cine. Olson. Richard W: Dwight. Sophomore. Political Science. Rapp. Robert B: Peoria. III.. Junior. Journalism. Rice. Michael k Ka norado. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Rucker, Eric K: Hering- ton. Freshman. Political Science. SECOND ROW: Sexton. Juan C: Abilene. Junior. Geology. Sharp. Douglas k Manhattan. Freshman, General. Shaw, Robed L: Wichita. Sophomore, Business Administration. Switzer, Allen L: Abilene. Ju- nior. Clothing Retailing. Turner, Lee H: Somerville, N.J.. Junior. Psychology. BOTTOM ROW: Voigt, David A: Kiel. Wis.. Freshman. Veterinary Med- icine. Michael L Abilene. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Whitlock, Randall J: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Business Admin- istration. Williams, John 5: Hughsonville. N.Y.. Junior, Pre- Dentistry. Decorations and clothes-of t he 1920 era set the During the party, several contests were held, and scene for Phi Gamma Delta ' s Purple Garter Party. each year purple garters are given out as favors. 357 PHI KAPPA TAU Continental Dining Club of Manhattan. Kansas Ltd. . 4 o ' clock Star-Trek Club ... Smurthmaids . Idiot Brigade ... Steak and bean dinner ... The five-fin- gered jew ... Calamity Katherine ... Mom — wild Irish rose and wicked woman ... Apache Hays ... Cap- tain Cook ... Soloman Guerilla ... Terry 10-yr. old and Father Switzer ... Jimmy Fast ... The Pincher ... Soup ... K ' s ... Blue Hills Shopping Center ... In garage ... The Annual North Eastern Kansas Whoopee .. The Alligator ... Ohhhbh Schlitz Flash — Gor- don ... Rally .. Crash and Burn ... Negative Waves ... Don ' t leave me no cottage cheese today. ... Mark — I ' ve a slight eye problem, but I ' ll drive. ... The way look at it ... P-38 Candidates for Phi Kappa Tau ' s Cannonball Queen ignite the victory cannon after each touchdown. TOP ROW: Mn. Roberta Powers, Housemother. Alsip, Daniel K: Ar- kansas City. Senior. Civil Engineering. Ballantyne, Paul S: Shawnee Mission. Senior. Architecture. Ballou, Clifford A: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Carrel, Donald K: Shawnee Mis- sion. Sophomore. Computer Science. SECOND ROW: Chatelaln, John C: Sophomore, Manhattan. Pre- Medicine. Chrlsman, Gerald A: Kansas City. Freshman. Physics. Coon, Alva D: Topeka. Freshman. Art. Cook, John D: Topeka, Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Corn, Kenneth L Sublelte. Sopho- more. Electrical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Fields, James S: Manhattan. Senior, Interior Architec- ture Design. Gary. Alehaol lie Prairie Village. Senior. Building Con- struction. Gera, Gregory k Shawnee Mission. Sophomore . Electrical Engineering. Goff, Howard It: Manhattan. Senior. Natural Resources Conservation and Use. Headdck, Steven J: Superior. Neb.. Junior. Journalism. BOTTOM ROW: Lee, Steven A: Manhattan. Freshman. Art. Leonard, John E Leawood. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. lindens, Scott F: Sparta. III.. Junior. Dairy-Production. Mama Terrence L Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-Forestry. McCabe, Thomas M: Overland Park. Sophomore. Psychology. a rte 41 LCD 358 Phi Kappa Tau TOP ROW: Miller, Dale la Mission. Junior. Accounting. Morgan, Roy W: Kansas City. Junior. Industrial Engineering. Neat, Philip 1 Prairie Village. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Schmidt. James T: Solomon. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Schones, Charles Arkansas City. Senior. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Snyder, James L Concordia. Senior. Accounting. Snyder, Orman L Mayelta. Sophomore. Pre•Veterinary Medicine. Switzer, Charles L: Concordia. Senior. Biological Science. Ward. Robert A: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Weaver, Fred G: Baxter Springs. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Webb. Benjamin L: Springfield. Mo.. Sophomore. Architecture. West. Paul R: Norfolk. Va.. Junior. Veterinary Medi• tine. Wheeler, Larry R: Shawnee. Junior, Humanities. White, Robert E DeSoto. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. PhI Kappa Tau. 1606 Fairchild 35q PHI KAPPA THETA There was the time the skunk got into the Villa — the Actives chased it around for awhile and when it almost got into the house, J.B. picked it up by the tail . So how come the Wild Rookie can get two dates for Refor- mation Day and you guys can ' t even get one? . I ' ll bet each of you a pitcher that you can ' t get a date This year the Green Board answers the burning questions of the day — outstanding entries get a Manfred 70 Award Dropout ... The light doesn ' t go off in the phone room ... This has got to be the weekend the pledges take a sneak . Hey, the shower won ' t shut off ... Aw, clamp on Femm .. Wednesday night at Kite ' s ... Dorm riots Rip City on three .. All pledges go out and cut some wood .. The Katchawooti Indians are on the warpath ... Strike meeting of Woodcutter ' s Local 985 ... Forget the wood, we need pledge power to run the Homecoming decorations ... Dress dinner.— no tie night and no socks Let ' s see if we can ' t go coed Who wants to go down to Kite ' s .. Was that pledge in the skit supposed to be me? ... New Addition I got a date! Phi Kappa Theta, 1965 College Heights TOP ROW: Mrs. Catherine Tagader, Housemother. Albright, William C: Mayetta. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Beckham. Michael Abilene. Freshman. Business Administration. BOW; Michael J: Topeka. Junior. Chemistry. Berland, Craig A: Palco. sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Birch, Walter J: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Business Administration. Cain. James M: Beattie. Junior, Agricultural Eco- nomics. Cavlovic, Timothy A: Kansas City. Freshman. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Dean, Richard E: Kansas City. Freshman. Journal- ism. Dings, Thomas: Hays. Junior. Psychology. THIRD ROW: Dondlinger, Robert Ei: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Dunn, James M: Overland Park. Sophomore. Jour- nalism. Engel, Richard K: Hays. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Engel ken, Christopher G: Golf. Sophomore. Entomology. Falter- molar, Daniel: Grand Island. Neb.. Senior. Civil Engineering. FOUR ROW: Hawk, Michael E: Wichita. Graduate. Nuclear Engi- neering. Johnson David W: Great Bend. Junior, Business Adminis- tration. Johnson. Robert S: Junction City. Freshman. Social Sep once. Rain. Joseph N: Littleton. Coto.. Freshman. Busineis Finance. Karlin. James E: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Accounting. BOTTOM ROW: Kongs, John P. Marysville. Sophomore. Nuclear En- gineering. LeCluyse, Michael G: Lenexa. Sophomore. Sociology. McBride. Michael A: Great Bend. Sophomore, Political Science and Pre-Law. McMillen, John M: Mission. Senior. Business Management. Mayse, Thomas M: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Mathematics. 360 -a Phi Kappa Theta TOP ROW: Miller. John 1: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Business Management. filler. William J: CoRyer. Sophomore. General. North. Patrick W: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Radio-TN. Porte11. Mark k Mis- sion. Sophomore. Wildlife Journalism. Sandberg. William A: Elms- ford. N.Y.. Freshman. Biological Science. SECOND ROW: Sanders. David L Overland Park. Freshman. Archi• tecture. Schartz. Leon M: Cimarron. Junior. Accounting. Schletz. bourn, John F: Atchison. Sophomore. Agronomy. Schreiner, Roger: Collyer. Senior. Humanities. Selswarzenberger, Martin J: Collyer. Freshman. Mathematics. THIRD ROW: SIlad y. John k Shawnee Mission. Senior. Nuclear Engi- neering. SIlady, Patrick J: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. General. Steinlage, Cletus F: Corning. Sophomore. Agriculture. Thomas, John E: Kansas City. Senior. Journalism. Vodopest. Edward L Kan. sas City. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. v 4.44 A FOURTH ROW: Wilkott. Reward Leavenworth. Senior. Interior Architectural Design. Williams, Marc L Lakin. Junior. Accounting. Muria, Stephen P. Paxico. Senior. Political Science. Wurtz. Timothy Paxico. Sophomore. Physical Education. Ziegler. Kenneth E: Co lyer. Senior. Agronomy. BOTTOM ROW: Ziegler, Kenneth J: Grainfield. Freshman. General (inn met- 41.146. Phi Kaps celebrate their Reformation Day football Warner Park. In addition to the annual football victory over the Beta Sigs with a beer blast at game, a Reformation Day queen was also selected. 361 PI Beta Phi. 1819 Todd Road PI BETA PHI P.O. doesn ' t stand for Post Office ... too many chiefs and not enough Indians .. lights out best theme ... now exactly what is a candy Easter Egg? ... Bub- up-whoa ... Sue ' s nightmare bed .. Flush! ... Per- rin lost her card? has anybody seen row G? fun- ny story time ... Pi Phi shuffle .. May I please be excused for personal discomfort? ... serenading the Betas at 4:30 a.m. ... I ' m for a longer dinner hour Campbell-Up ... pick a card, any card ... Holton Award .. getting up at 4 a.m. to put arrows in the Kappa ' s yard ... it doesn ' t behove, but ... everybody loves a zero ... Viet Nam ... chacung! the time everyone ' s underwear wound up in the bathtub .. snow never melts ... would you like to be a member of the Blanket Club? ... all you have to do is .. Dinky ... two Snoopy jack-in-the boxes at Christmas . . diamonds for the housemanager ... with thanks to Mother B ... but we ' ve always done it this way ... I think you ' re fifth in line for the hair dryer but I ' ve already been to Vista three times tonight ... popcorn . I really didn ' t get a dessert the first time TOP ROW: Mrs. Marlon Bugbee, Housemother. Alexander, Charlotte 1.: Manhattan. Senior. English. Anderson, Dana .1: Maize. Freshman. PreElementary Education. Barber, Deborah: Anthony. Freshman. Mathematics. Barbour. Rebecca L: Winfield. Freshman. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW: Beatty, Rebecca M: Manhattan. Junior. Physical Education. Berentz, Barbara A: Eureka. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Bettenhausen, Janet: Wichita, Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Burghart. Charlotte: Salina. Junior. Elementary Education. Camp- bell. Rebecca A: Manhattan. Senior. Modern language. THIRD ROW: Campbell, Rhonda K: Manhattan. Sophomore. Interior Design. Carson, Margaret J: Mulvane. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Case, Tamara: Marion. Sophomore. General. Chandler. Jean- nette: Wichita. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Crawford, Diane L: Lamed. Freshman. Physical Education. FOURTH ROW: Davis, Donna J: Manhattan. Senior. Home Econom- ics Education. Drips. Cynthia 5: Overland Park. Freshman. Modern Language. Minkel. Kathleen A: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Dyck, Kathryn A: Topeka. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Eastln, Sabra L Kansas City. Mo.. Senior. Family and Child Development. BOTTOM ROW: EbrIght. Evelyn L Lyons. Junior. Music. Emerson, Linda N: Winfield. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Evans, Martha A: Topeka. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Falk. Susan K: Topeka. Junior. Family and Child Development. Foncannon, Frances A: Prairie Village. Senior. Journalism. 362 SIXTH ROW: Lewis. Dorothy A: Garden City. Senior. Home Econom- ics Education. LIMA. Barbara E: Dodge City. Freshman. Pre-Veteri• nary Medicine. Little. Cynthia I.: Marysville. Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics Education. Mann. Judith L: Dodge City. Junior. Elementary Education. Martin. Marsha J: Topeka. Senior. Home Economics and Journalism. SEVENTH ROW: McGinness. Kamala J: Olathe. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. McLeod, Kathryn L. Wichita. Junior. Bio- logical Science. Mead. Barbara Greenwich. Conn.. Sophomore. English. Merrill. Melanie k Shawnee Mission. Senior. Elementary Education. Mufti; Kathryn A: Kansas City. Sophomore. Art. EIGHTH ROW: Oakes, Laura F: Wichita. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Olander. Karen Ft Wichita. Freshman. General. Otto, Angela 5: Salina. Junior. Modern language. Palmer. Martha D: Shawnee Mis- sion. Senior. Home Economics Education. Patterson. Georgia A: Topeka. Sophomore. Home Economics BOTTOM ROW: Pearson, Pamela 5: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Paine. Usa C: Denver. Colo.. Sophomore. Interior Design. Perrin. Janie B: McPherson. Junior. Elementary Education. Perrin. Kolleen M: Olathe. Junior. Secondary Education. Peters, Jean: Lamed. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Pi Beta Phi TOP ROW: Camber. Sara J: Salina. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Gammeter. Terri .1: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Natal- ia and Institutional Management. Garrett. Glenda F: Salina. Sophia. more. General. Gish. Patricia A: Leawood. Freshman. Business Ad- minist ration. Giza, Mary C: Washington. DC.. Junior. Physical Education. SECOND ROW: Glover, Cindy L: Wichita. Sophomore. General. Green, Kim D: Leek Freshman. Dietetics and Institutional Manage- ment Griffith. Virginia K: Lakewood. Colo.. Sophomore. Pre-Nurs- ing. Gruver, Nancy k Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. General. Haub- er, Julia E:Winfield. Sophomore. General. THIRD ROW: Hepperly, Melanie J: Concordia. Junior. Accounting. Holm. Dorothy K: Wnite City. Freshman. General. Horst. Karen A: Prairie Village. Sophomore. English. Hoyle, Shelley k Junction City. Freshman. General. Humes, Unda G: Concordia. Senior. Secondary Education. FOURTH ROW: Huron, Nancy .1: Concordia. Senior. Secondary Edtp cation. Humes, Sally L: Concordia, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Hy Adrienne E: Manhattan. Junior. Art. Ireland. Jan E Leawood. Freshman. Music. Jarvis. Rebecca J: Win held. Sopho• more. Pre-Secondary Education. FIFTH ROW: Kaltenbach, Susan E: Overland Park. Senior. Political Science. Kennedy, Peggy L Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre.Elementa. ry Education. Kleysteuber, Jill M: Garden City. Freshman. General. Lady. Jan D: Overland Park. Freshman . General. Lamb. Susan It Topeka. Junior. Elementary Education. 363 Finding your pledge mother becomes complicated as skeen of yarn wound throughout the house. They new Pi Phi pledges discover they must unravel a find their pledge mothers at the end of the yarn. 364 Pi Beta Phi TOP ROW: Pound, Barbara J: Manhattan, Sophomore, Family and Child Development. Rehschuh, Jane M: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Ripple. Gretchen M: Dodge City. Junior. Speech Pathology. Rose, Joyce A: Olathe. Freshman. Pretlementary Education. Schrader, Stephanie: Atlantic. Iowa. Sophomore. General. SECOND ROW: Schumacher, Melisa A: Great Bend. Freshman. Psy- chology. Sheik, Linda K: Bern. Sophomore. General. Smith, Faye k Lamed. Freshman. Pre•Elementary Education. Sparks, Mary Kay, Lansing. III., Senior. Psychology. Staley, Cynthia L: Prairie Village. Senior. Home Economics Education. THIRD ROW: Staley, Patricia A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Standley, Susan J: Great Bend. Junior. Pre Nursing. Stevens, Sharon J: Great Bend. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Storer, Terri I.: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Strowlg, Pamela G: Abilene. Junior. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Swain. Anita A: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Elementa- ry Education. Taylor. Julie L Topeka. Junior, Home Economics Education. Van Sant, Gretchen L: Kansas City. Senior. Clothing Re. tailing. Weinman, Ann M: Leoti, Junior. Elementary Education. Wood. Susan M: Overland Park, Junior. Secondary Education. During the Chi Omega candy shop rush skit, girls sorority to choose. Finally after careful delib- try to decide which candy to buy. that is. which eration, the girls select the Chi 0 lolly-pops. 365 PI KAPPA ALPHA Ride on .. Roman Orgy ... electric cow ... Porker ... Clean Plate Award ... Cuddles ... Saturday morn- ing sleeping club ... Gnigger ... Shower after flush- ing ... Tammy ... Fire truck ... Get Bent ... Hulk Roarin ' 20 ' s Party ... Whop ... Quiet Hours ... Werewolves ... oh, my gosh! ... Ideal Active ... First in sorority homecoming decorations ... clean- up ... Kraut ... Spades ... Wild Carol ... HAIR ... Bluemont Ridge ... Pikettes ... Whop ... Cold Tur- key ... Goldie 1 a.m. clean-up ... Freak ... Tube Club ... Frank ' s Hummers ... Dink ... Ideal pledge .. Viola ... Barn Party ... Pledge! ... Spider ... Playboy ... Skunks in rack ... Polock ... Pitch after dinner ... Honor initiative ... RA ... Means Noth- ing ... Hulk ' s New Year ' s Eve Party ... Goon ... 3rd stall movers ... Nipple leak ... Top-of-the-world ... Pin number ... Nellie ... Pledges in general ... Pi K A Playmate calendar ... Rhinos ... Mel ' s ... Ob- servation point ... mob ... finances ... Harvey Wall- banger ... Radical ... Stall hangers ... Smuck Gymnasium ... Modified pledge program ... Lower hall pass ... All night crew ... Ami ... Study Hall!!! ... Dr. Pepper ... I SEE GREAT! Pi Kappa Alpha. 2021 College View TOP ROW: Mrs. Phyllis Barnes. Housemother. Anderson, Rick A: Elkhart. Senior. History. Bouehey, Keith E Palco, Sophomore, Bust ' ness Administration. Bowen. Robed lb Wichita. Junior, Architec- ture. Bowman. Kirwin L: Oswego. Sophomore. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Chalfant, Jack I.: Goodland. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Cook. William R: Olathe. Sophomore. Accounting. Dav- ison, John C: Mission. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Din- ka, Gregory 5: Kearney. Neb., Sophomore, Business Administra- tion. Mattes, Alan J: Kansas City. Senior. History. THIRD ROW: Lewis, Jack R: Shawnee Mission. Senior. Landscape Architecture. Lyons, Dennis M: Wichita, Freshman. General. Marsh, Charles J: Palmer. Alaska. Sophomore. Anthropology. McArthur, North lb Salina. Freshman. History. McCallum, James 0: Solomon. Junior, History. BOTTOM ROW: McKenzie, Gordon 8: Leawood. Junior. Architectural Design. McKenzie. Robert W: Leawood. Freshman. Engineering. McKinney, Kent S: Chanute. Freshman. Business Administration. Milam, Michael L Wichita. Freshman. Political Science. Miller, Ford IN: Kansas City. Junior. Accounting. 366 Lower levels of the Pi Kappa Alpha house become Participants of the Orgy feasted from the floor the site of a Roman Orgy prior to Thanksgiving. and lounged around in their Romanesque costumes. Pi Kappa Alpha TOP ROW: Miller, Randall T: Kansas City, Freshman. Engineering. Newton, Robert B: Anthony, Freshman. Business Administration. Maack, Danny K: Wichita. Freshman. Agriculture. Odell. Michael R: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Architectural Structures. Odell, William E: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Engineering. SECOND ROW: Porter. Gary M: Kansas City. Senior. Political Sci- ence. Proudfoot, Waiter: Leavenworth. Sophomore. General. Ram- sey. Stephen H: Wichita. Junior. Civil Engineering. Rico. Dean B: Horton. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Robinson, Robert W: Nashville. Senior. Political Science. THIRD ROW: Shreves, John Ft Kansas City. Senior. Business Admin- istration. Singer. Frederick 1: Abilene. Freshman. Milling Science and Management. Spears. Frederick Ottawa. Sophomore. Sociol- ogy. SpoOmelet, James: Fairview. Junior. Animal Science and Indus- try. SpItsnaugle, Donald: Wa keeney. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Taylor, David W: Wichita. Freshman. General. Taylor. Keith R: W ichita. Sophomore. Architecture. Walker, Fordyce T: Wichita. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. Weber, Timothy S: Topeka. Sophomore. Landscape Architecture. White, Terry W: Con. cordia. Freshman. Accounting. 367 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Animals ... Athletes ... Little Sister Informal Initia- tion ... The Bowery ... Gorilla ... Mike Kuhn for All- American, (He ' s a very nice guy!) ... True Gentleman Award ... 9-9761 Aggie Lu Christmas Party for underprivileged children ... 19-12! ... We ' re all indi- viduals Island Party ... How many parties could we have this weekend? ... Bessie ... Bud and Bonnies Beta stone paintings ... Paddy Murphy, poor Paddy ... Who needs a housemother? ... And to Minerva w ho will lead us on ... KKG kegger ... Downtown mer- chants day ... Exchange dinners ... KKG ' s, Those lions needed painting anyway! ... Chico, where ' s your Harp? ... 23-hour open house ... heated pool ... Choo-Choo ... ice hockey ... signs games ... slush football .. Phi Alpha phantom where are you? TOP ROW: Anwander, Thomas M: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Busi- ness Administration. BeeNey, Jack L Girard. Sophomore. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Bert, Stanley D: Sedgwick, Freshman. Feed Sci- ence and Management. Cricket Hays A: Emporia. Junior. Civil Engi- neering. Clark, Philip K: Independence. Senior. Statistics. SECOND ROW: Cohen, Gary L: University City. Mo.. Senior. Physical Education. Cox, James 0: Hugoton, Junior. Electrical Engineering. Culbertson, Lloyd K: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Business Adminis- tration. Diebold. Michael E: Salina. Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Doperaiskl, Vie L: Wamego. Junior, Secondary Education. THIRD ROW: Drone, William J: St. Louis. Mo., Junior. Business Administration. Dykes, Michael J: Lawrence. Sophomo re. English. Fitzsimons, Patrick Be Kansas City. Junior. Pre-Law. Prism ' , Robert Girard. Freshman. General. Gantenbeln, Andrew L: Hope. Senior. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Gilbert, Robert S: Overland Park. Sophomore. Me- chanical Engineering. Grav es, Darryl W: Garden City. Senior. Politi- cal Science. Harts, Larry 0: Walnut. Junior. Pre-Law. Hatton, Grego- ry L Concordia. Freshman. Pre-Law. Hoffman, Lonnie D: Abilene. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. FIFTH ROW: Houser, Jack D: Wichita. Senior. Pre-Medicine. Ihioff, Timothy W: Jelmore. Senior. Computer Science. Koch, Richard J: Atwood. Sophomore. Physics. Kuhn, Michael J: Manhattan. Senior. Mathematics. Une, Richard I Lakin. Sophomore. Psychology. BOTTOM ROW: Livingston. Clarence A: Olathe. Junior, Business Administration. Maxfield. Russell J: Garden City. Junior. Speech Pathology. Maxwell. Korb W: Lawrence. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Melerhenry, Earl F: Norfolk. Neb.. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Miller, Max I: Prairie Village. Senior. Business Administration. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 1015 Denison 368 Sigma Alpha Epsilon TOP ROW: Steelman, Dana B: Sedgwick. Freshman. Pre-Law. Night- Ingalls Mahal 0: Halstead. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Nurnberg, Thomas IB Emporia. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Ransom, Wil- lard 8: Williamsburg. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Robert, James IA: Kansas City. Junior. Accounting. SECOND ROW: Sackbauer, Frederick P: Glendale. Mo.. Junior. Res- taurant Management. Schmid, William E: Independence. Senior, Chemical Engineering. Smith. James S: Sedgwick. Sophomore. Pre- Medicine. Smith, William 8: Newton. Senior. Social Sciences. South, Severance G: Kansas City. Freshman. Business Administration. THIRD ROW: Stanker, James P: Chicago, Ill.. Junior. Political Sci- ence. Stelnhausen, Glenn W: Omaha, Neb., Freshman, Physical Education. Stuber. Joseph S: Garden City. Sophomore. Business Administration. Tomlinson, Don It: Jamestown, Senior. Business Administration. Volz, Duane R: Greensburg, Junior, Industrial Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Vopat, Thomas k Wilson, Junior, General. Walter. Gary A: Riley. Senior, Business Administration. Ward, Brian K: Lamed. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. , 1;111 airetist2A st 2, it ILA -23 10.kti Pulling the old stuff an active in the car trick, their choice and prepare to make the secret es- Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledges kidnap the active of cape to Denver, Colorado. for the customary sneak. 369 Sigma Chi ' s present a Halloween party which was attended by University of Missouri Sigma Chi ' s. SIGMA CHI Tube Crew . Brown Helmet Club ... K-Pals :The Freaks ... Book-jocks ... 2nd Dorm Bullshitters ... 12 quiet hours .. Flash ... Shadow ... Cougar . Smi- ley . Bullfrog .. Sleepy . Fire Calls . Dorm wrecking raids ... Omar ... Dumbo ... Friday after- noon Texas death matches .. slo-mo .. Milton ... Gloworm . Swamp Rat ... Beast ... Dopey ... Ra- Ra .. Nocturnal ... The Chi Lodge ... Marathon Man . A.U.E. . Ho-Ho-Ho ... You guys are on bor- rowed time ... That ' s low rent ... Ga-Ga ... That don ' t piss me off ... Dush ... no ice in the tea .. noise after 10 p.m. ... plumbing is always breaking down shaving cream on the phone ... what tv show to watch ... house cleaning ... choice of rooms .. table heads .. drinking in the house .. visitation in certain areas of the house ... no fines pledge rules ... untapped tal- ent .. poor pledge training .. social pressure per- sonal property . Think more people with long hair ... bells become the thing to wear changed emphasis of pledge training .. liberalism .. mother nature ... The Rocks .. Mel ' s ... Red Hut ... Sewer Party ... Bat Cave ... spontaneous serenading ... Derby Day ... N.Y. ' s rat .. Number 9 . Flash ' s neatness .. M ' s relation with the piano . What is reality? ... Flash ' s 2 cars .. White paper reports ... tube crew captain .. love ' em and leave ' em pledges studying in the library . Midnight Keggers . Morning trips to the pancake house TOP ROW: Mrs. Mary Chamberlain, Housemother. Ah doh, Stanley IR Winfield. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Aldrich, Kenneth J: Council Grove. Freshman. Pre-Law. Bell, Thomas C: Abilene. Se- nior, Pre-Medicine. Ransack, Kenneth A: Wichita. Freshman. Architecture. SECOND ROW: Boren, Jon C: Mulvane. Junior. Business Administra- tion. Bradley, Richard P. Prairie Village, Senior. Accounting. Ruth. ing, Lawrence T: Valley Falls. Junior. Pre-Medicine. Burghart, Paul: Salina. Freshman. General. Caicos. Mark D: Great Bend. Senior. Business Administration. THIRD ROW: Cortland, John I Prairie Village. Sophomore. General. Cleavinger, Kai J: Moberly. Mo.. Freshman. Pre.Medicine. Dalby, Robin Leav enworth. Senior. Industrial Engineering. Denton, Don- ald L: Rushton. Senior. Radio-TV. Dudgeon. Richard M: Hebron. Neb.. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Eaton, Jeffrey M: Santa Rosa. Calif.. Junior. Ac- counting. Ebechart, Ernest Manhattan. Sophomore. General. El- senhuth, George S: Aurora. M.. Freshman. Journalism. Ellis, Dale I: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Garver, Frank R Severy. Sophomore. Business Administration. :70 Sigma Chi TOP ROW: Gelwix, Randall C Alexandria. Va.. Senior. Business Ad- ministration. Glenn. Grant M: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Green, Thomas L.: Pompton Lakes. N.J.. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Greer. Steven R: Mission. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Grelg. WY14m H: Manhattan. Sophomore. Political Science. SECOND ROW: Grill, Randall 0: Leawood. Junior. Pre-Dentistry. Hartman, Larry E Kansas City. Biological Science. Hartman, Richard L: Kansas City. Senior. Business Administration. Haubr, Mark S: Winfield. Freshman. Accounting. Holt, Mark A: Overland Park. Sophomore. General. THIRD ROW: Jarrett, Steven It Fairway. Freshman. Wildlite Conser- vation. Jones, Courtney Bc Garden City. Freshman. General. Keller, Thomas E Si. Francis. Junior. Veterinary Medicine, Keller, William St. Francis. Junior, Civil Engineering. Kempton, Kirk k Prairie Village. Junior, Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Krueger, Kirk W: Kansas City. Junior. Business Ad- ministration. Krueger, Stephen lb Kansas City. Freshman. General. Lehman, Charles G: Brewster. Sophomore. General. Markey, Victor A: Kansas City. Freshman. Business Administration. McCann, Rich- ard L: Winfield. Sophomore. Accounting. FIFTH ROW: Meisner. Kendall N: Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Milbank Wesley L: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Mingenback. Mark Great Bend. Freshman. Pre-Law. Neumayer, Robert T: Port Washington. N.Y.. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. New, Mark W: Norcatur. Senior. Social Science. BOTTOM ROW: Palmer, Michael L: Kansas City. Mo.. Senior. Busi- ness Administration. Pam, James M: Overland Park. Freshman. Agriculture. Perin , Stephen 0: Wamego. Sophomore. Pre-Pharm• cy. Petersen, James k Wichita. Sophomore. Business Administra- tion. Peterson, Roy W: Fairway. Senior. Business Administration. Sigma Chi. 1224 Fremont Both to combat an evil aggressor and to increase ti KU buttons. The pledges made more than $200 their operating fund. Sigma Chi pledges sell an- on this money-making project for a pledge sneak. Sigma Chi TOP ROW: Pishny, Lyle 0 Waterville, Sophomore. General. Roberts. Thomas C: Manhattan. Graduate. Nuclear Engineering. Robertson, Darrell D: Overland Park. Junior. Business Administration. Sevier, James E: Oswego. III.. Sophomore. History. Shane. Michael E Win. field. Freshman. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Shoneman, Gary 1.• Winfield. Sophomore. Business Administration. Smith, Ernest 0: Soldier. Senior. Computer Sci.. ence. Standish, Scott E Great Bend. Freshman. Psychology. Dennis E: Harding. Neb.. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Temme, Mark C: Leawood. Freshman. General. THIRD ROW: Tool:for, William A: Hays. Senior. Physics. YiNarreal, Juan F: Colombia. S. America. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering. Warren. Richard Winfield. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Willyard. Curt L: Prairie Village. Senior. Business Administration. Wilson. George G: Great Bend. Senior. Business Administration. BO T TOM ROW: Windschetfel, Jan A: Smith Center. Senior, Agronomy. 372 Rushees are welcomed as they arrive at the Pi Following a week of rushing activities and proj- Phi house after they learned results of rush. ects, the climax comes with naming of pledges. 373 SIGMA NU Law and order bunch ... Dirty Curt .. Fremont Pork- er finally graduates (maybe) ... Little sisters are warm and cuddly ... Otis! ... A Tad is better than a Titch ... Oh God, Dennis, NOT another committee .. Stars vs. Moons ... Pledges have privileges? .. PIN NUM- BER! ... Wagonberger system ... Ma Beaver ... Hell Week, what ' s that? ... Horseshoe players are cock . Turtle Award . Somebody shoot that skunk! ... White feet vs. black feet ... Thursday night drinking club ... University Sing was fun ... The Hill ... Fa- ther Wiley, cut your hair! ... Hobbit ... Gobble, Gob- ble! ... He ' s in for the score ... Moose ... Which one tonight, Panda? ... Noah ' s Ark ... Squint, where are you? ... Flair! ... The Kid ... White Roses ... The Snakes ... Fingers... Deutsch Week Sigma N u. 513 Sunset TOP ROW: Mrs. Catherine Grimes, Housemother. Apt, Larry W: Sali- na. Senior. Political Science. Beraubt Dean k Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. Cummings, Tony L: Parkville. Mo.. Fresh- man. Architecture. Fokk, Stephen P: Parkville. Mo.. Senior. Biology. SECOND ROW: Franks. Richard R: Tullahoma. Tenn.. Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Gibbs, Thomas R: Reserve. Freshman. En. gineering. Grant, Scott W: Overland Park. Sophomore. Psychology. Grimm, Shelby N: Leawood. Freshman. Psychology. Crofton, Ron- ald L: Sikeston. Mo.. Senior. Architecture. BOTTOM ROW: Hanna, David R: Baltimore. Md.. Sophomore. Psy- chology. Holmes. Ronald C: Topeka. Senior. Civil Engineering. House. Charles 0: Payson. 111., Sophomore. Business Administra- tion. Itch, James L: Morrill. Junior. Accounting. Johnson, Galen W: Dwight. Freshman. Biology. cla221 al, aeA., 7 Said 374 Sigma Nu TOP ROW Jones. Mark Pr Junction City. Freshman. General. Kellen. Berger, David Dr Sabetha. Junior. Industrial Engineering. Kimball, Steven V: Dodge City. Junior. History. Lebow. James C: Perforate. Mo.. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Lebow. John R: Parkv,lle. Mo.. Junior. Pre-Medicine. SECOND ROW: WWI William C: Longford. Senior. History. Mtn ' let Fred Ek Prairie Village. Sophomore. Radio-TV. Money, Richard P: Mankato. Junior. Accounting. Nauert, Robert C: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Pre•Forestry. . Jeffrey L: Leoti. Freshman. General. THIRD ROW: Ripple, Gary R: Hiawatha. Freshman. Pre•Medicine. Robertson. Stephen T: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Business Admin- istration. Slagle. Terry T: Salina. Freshman. Political Science. Smith, Roger C: Manhattan. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Sonday, Henry F: Overland Park. Freshman. Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Strohmeyer. Robert W: Overland Park, Freshman. Political Science. Sundheim, Richard A: Bloomington. Minn., Se- nior. Statistics. Sweet, Gary 1: Chester. Vt.. Senior. Architecture. Taylor, Jerry R: Liberal. Junior. Political Science. Williams. Jeffrey 0: Leawood. Sophomore. Psychology. Sigma Nu members stress food. fun and informality Other social activities of Sigma Nu ' s included at a get-together for prospective Little Sisters. a White Rose Formal during the spring semester. 375 Band intermission at the Sig Ep ' s Western Party gives members the chance to dance on the tables. TOP ROW: Mrs. Cora Shupe, Housemother. Albers. Douglas C: Prai- rie Village. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. Armstrong. James R: Hutch- inSOrt. Senior. Business Administration. Banister, Donald E: Hart- ford. Sophomore. Pro-Forestry. Bell. Joseph E Cottonwood Falls. Sophomore. History. SECOND ROW: Bennett. Robert E: Manchester. Graduate. Family and Child Development. Blickenstaff. Steven J: Scott City. Sopho- more. Agricultural Economics. Bohn, Jerad L Alta Vista. Junior. Agricultural Economics. Boranyak, Richard %Topeka. Junior. Soci- ology. Broberg, Sam J: DodgeCity. Junior. Political Science. THIRD ROW: Brookover, Earl C: Garden City. Sophomore. Business Administration. Bryant, Ernie L: Hays. Freshman. Engineering. Case, Steven R: Peoria, III., Freshman. Engineering. Cohan, Daniel R: Topeka. Junior. Political Science. Converse, M. Wayne: Eskridge. Sophomore. Agricultural Education. FOURTH ROW: Coppersmith, William T: Manhattan, Freshman. Po- litical Science. Davis, Mark E Olathe. Junior. English. Dechairo, Roger R: Westmoreland. Junior. Building Construction. Fergerson. Steven C: Dodge City. Junior, Radio-TV. Francis, Kenneth J: Dodge City. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. FIFTH ROW: Graff, Steven J: Marienthal. Junior. Agricultural Engi- neering. Gum, Uoyd L: Dodge City. Junior. Secondary Education. Hammerschmldt, Nell E: Hays. Sophomore. Dairy Production. Hartley, James W: Garden City. Senior. Business Administration. Haynes, Kenneth C: Emporia. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Hedges, Tony J: Salina. Senior. Business Administra- tion. Hiss, Richard L: Great Bend. Sophomore, Business Administra- tion. Holies David P: Topeka. Sophomore. Journalism. Hotta, Rich- ard D: Overland Park. Junior. General. Huff, James H: Kansas City. Sophomore. Business Administration. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Thoughts ... Charlie Boomer, perma fixture ... The 3 Do g Bone — only $80 and a case of beer ... senior sneak in a Ryder Van ... your what? ... Willie the Wild Hog Fudd Fellowship Award for outstanding intramural athletics ... Triad casualties ... zero ... Nueph and his 85 fans ... White rabbit ... fag ... freak .. space craft ... SMCBC ... It ' s not in the giving that counts, it ' s in the receiving ... get ' em out or Foss ' em out! ... Manhattan Dating and Hog Buying Service ... Harpo squeeler ... drunk or stoned? ... Monkey . Hotel Fredrick ... She ' s got a good personality, all the girls like her ... forgot my keys, guess you have to drive ... ooze ... Neufy Lee ... Cosmo ... Mrs. Breen hits the Scene ... Kiddie Korner ... South End Stools J.B.... Rusty ... release 376 Sigma Phi Epsilon TOP ROW: Irslk, Michael Q Ingalls. Junior. Biology. Johnson. Dixon 1: Marquette. Sophomore. Business Administration. Joyce. Victor A: Garden City. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Kelly. Randall Lea. wood. Freshman. Business Administration. Kimball, Jams K Scott City. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Kinder, Steven W: Topeka. Senior. Architecture. Lehmann. Michael A: Russell. Sophomore. Architecture. Latta. Brad L: Topeka. Freshman. General. Latta, Joel G: Topeka. Junior. Ac- counting. Lindell, Stuart D: Minneapolis. Minn.. Sophomore. Busi- ness Administration. THIRD ROW: Maneth. Marion Li Great Bend. Sophomore. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. McDiffett, William M: Alta Vista. Junior. Agricultural Economics. Mueller, Larry It Hanover. Senior. Accounting. Neal. Philip L: Prairie Village. Junior. Psychology. Nobrega, Michael F: Leawood. Freshman. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Norby, Galen 0: Manhattan. Junior. Accounting. Owen. Glen D: Salina. Senior. Political Science. Paulson, Thomas C: Topeka. Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Piepenbring, James: Over- land Park. Sophomore. General. Pray, Mark W: Junction City. Se- nior. Radio-TV. Cleaning up is part of the task for those enjoy- Ep house. A bar, pool table. and TV set provide ing the new addition in the basement of the Sig entertainment and recreation for house members. 377 Sigma Phi Epsilon. 1015 Sunset Sigma Phi Epsilon TOP ROW: Reeve. Lee M: Garden City. Senior. Agricultural Econom- ics. Scarborough. Jesse W: Overland Park. Sophomore, Radio•TV. Schmitt, Patrick lb Fairview. Junior. Journalism. Scoby, Joe H: McPherson. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Segebrecht Charles W: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Sheehan. William F: Topeka. Senior. Architecture. Meter, Thomas R: Garden City. Sophomore. General. Shepherd. Leo S: Kingman. Sophomore. Business Administration. Shepherd. Lowell S: Kingman. Freshman. Architecture. Smith. Patrick M: Gir. ard. Junior. Architecture. THIRD ROW: Stepan!ch. Robert PA: Neodesha. Graduate. Secondary Education. Stith. Charles E: Dodge City. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medi- cine. Stott, John L Overland Park. Sophomore. Political Science. Taul, Tom Be Baldwin. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Thames. Albert D- Overland Park. Freshman. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Vanderpool. Dennis A: Kansas City. Senior. Psychol• ogy. Van Sant. Calvin 5: Kansas City. Freshman. General. Vernon. Thomas W: Russell. Senior. Political Science. Wafters. Steve C: To peka. Sophomore. Biology. Wassom. Steven C: Manhattan. Sophia- more. Psychology. FIFTH ROW: Wafters. John L Overland Park. Sophomore. Political Science. Wet% Todd J: Junction City. Sophomore. General. Wilson, Rodney A: Elkhart. Senior. Business Administration. Woodward. Bruce P: Leawood. Sophomore. Business Administration. York, Ronald L Neodesha. Sophomore. Building Construction. BOTTOM ROW: Young. Charles C: Kansas City. Freshman. Prearel- erinary Medicine. 378 Tau Kappa Epsilon. 1516 N. Manhattan TOP ROW: Mrs. V. M. Withers, Housemother. Adams, John S: Kansas City. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Albright, Steven W: May. etta. Senior. Animal Science. Aigulst, Keith E Clay Center. Junior. Geology. Bach, David A: Leavenworth. Freshman. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Barker. Pock J: Kingman. Freshman. General. Brew. or. Dana E: Concordia. Freshman. Business Administration. Brindel, Sherrill L: Leavenworth. Freshman. Business Administration. Brown, Bart 13: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. Burt, Dennis 1.: Concordia. Junior. Agricultural Economics. THIRD ROW: Burwell, Richard R: Overland Park. Freshman. Busi- ness Administration. Clark, Richard P. Salina. Junior. Architecture. Connell. David L: Leavenworth. Freshman. Business Administration. Darrow, William L Marion. Freshman. General. Davis, Bruce L Mer- riam. Junior. Political Science. FOURTH ROW: Dreier, Gary J: Overland Park. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Egan, Michael E: Salina. Sophomore. Economics. Estes, Daryl E: Overland Park. Freshman. Architectural Engineering. Everitt, David C: Concordia. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Fletcher, Wham D: Kansas City. Freshman. Pre.Law. BOTTOM ROW: Flory, Michael G: Sawyer. Junior. Business Adminis- tration. Freeman, Gary L: Overland Park. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Fritz Jerry I.: Gypsum. Freshman. General. Furhman, Thomas E: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. dieter. David 1: Girard. Senior. Nuclear Engineering. 1111.111111sisissasa_ TAU KAPPA EPSILON Daughters of Diana ... The Wavemakers Bankers Swimming Club ... The Sophomores ... KROP Quiet hours?? ... Harbaugh Award ... Golden Banana in the Ear Award ... Duba of the Week .. Top Teke of the month . Champion Chugger ... Royal Purple Shaft Male ... Crash ... The Stein Sipper Award Figit Bro ... The Stomach ... Doc Top of the world ... Kites ... Super Jew ... your room . The Pit .. Chi 0 Cove ... Butch ... Bell Escort .. Sunday afternoon football ... drinking ... Butter- worths ... Unionizing ... Ooo-ray , oo-oo-oo Baley Corale Party ... Christmas Party ... Red Carna- tion Ball ... Heat ... Watch it in the Shower ... John- ny Cash ... Perry ' s Punch ... Scroll ... Big Bertha HQ ... elections ... Buckwheat .. last spring, this summer ... Barker ' s 2 beers Dogs — Mahar ' s en .. The Pink Turtle (Bomb) .. 24 hour visitation 7 week pledge program ... homecoming decorations ... Phi-Alpha Lambda football ... Number 1 Pow- der puff Derby ... the parking lot . telephone eti- quette house unity the keg of beer in the base- ment ... hot wheels ... Intramurals . jeans r9 379 Tau Kappa Epsilon TOP ROW: Comes. Mauriclo A: Leavenworth. Freshman. Electrical ingineertng. Gordon, Gregg R: Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. Hansen. Jim L: Sauna. I reshman. Building Construction. Hanson. Richard L: Girard. Senior. Chemical Engineering. Heady, John B: Erie. Junior. Microbiology. SECOND ROW: Jarowitz, Jerry R: Leavenworth. Freshman. History. Just, Michael W: Garden City. Senior. Political Science. Kackley, Jay I.: Salina. Freshman. General Business. Mickley, Jerry A: Salina. Junior, Industrial Engineering. Kodras, James F: Manhattan. Fresh. man. Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Lagerberg. Gregg N: Salina. Sophomore. Industrial Engineering. Lilly, David K: Mentor. Freshman. General. Madd, Ron- aid C: Overland Park. Freshman. Biology. Mahar, John It Summit. N .1 . Senior. Psychology. McDonald, Charles K: McPherson. Fresh- man. Wildlife Conservation. FOUR • 1 1+07. ' McColl, Leo F: Tampa. Fla.. Freshman. General Busi- ness. Middelton. Richard L: Shawnee Mission, Graduate, Computer Science Miller. Richard H: Overland Park. Junior. Computer So. ence Montgomery, Harlan V: Topeka. Freshman. General Engineer. ing. Oliver, Brian L: Oxford. Junior. Biological Science. BOTTOM ROW: Peterson. Daniel L: Altamont. Junior. Agronomy. Phillips, Eric lb Hiawatha. Senior. Microbiology. Priddy, Gary R: Topeka. Freshman. General. Reimer. John D: Newton. Sophomore. Landscape Architecture. Sanderson, William B: Overland Park. Freshman. History. 10.) -r- Encouragement and cheers for the teams playing in nament. come from spectators and TKE ' s, who pre- the first annual powder puff flag football tour- sented the sorority contest and coached the teams. 380 activities. At this barbecue party, beef was roasted over an open fire on the house grounds. Tau Kappa Epsilon entertains rushees at a becue as part of the fraternity ' s summer rushing Tau Kappa Epsilon TOP ROW: SandNos, Robert J: Overland Park. Freshman. Political Science. Sargent, Christopher R: Leavenworth. Freshman. Business Administration. Sawyer. Jimmy L: Conway. Senior. Agronomy. Sherman, Arnold M: Hicksville. N.Y.. Junior. Business Administra- tion. Sabin, Robert C: Kansas City. Sophomore. Architecture. SECOND ROW: Sine, William P: Mission. Senior. Computer Science. Smith. Craig W: Marlon, Freshman. Agricultural Engineering. Sny- der, Douglas R: Salina. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Stewart, Michael J: Leavenworth. Freshman. Political Science. Stone. Steve T: Col 1 eyville. Junior. History. THIRD ROW: Sylvester, James E Salina. Junior. Electrical Engineer. ing. Tharp, Vincent U: Peabody. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Thomason, Paul M: Manhattan. Junior. Business Administration. TInklIn, John It Goff, Freshman. General Agriculture. Vines, David It S. Glens Falls. N.Y.. Senior. Radio-T.V. FOURTH ROW: Wafter . Pendell L. Wichita. Freshman. Political Sci- ence. Walters. William L: Great Bend. Sophomore. Business Admin- istration. White, Steven L: Ottawa. Freshman. Physical Therapy. Widener, James It Kansas City. Senior. Electrical Engineering. Wil- liamson. Philip G: Salina. Sophomore. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Willis. Richard R: Overland Park. Senior. Political Science. a 381 Zet ' smug) auegoxe uptA tpeoidde segloue pug %In.!. seppeg •sesnoti Eluowe suonele, aallaq pI!nq of eddeN Pue eddem ' sawed pue sow paugpap an suonouni pue Kaman THETA XI Is he from Kansas? ... How much is this going to cost? ... Ride ' em high, Four X! ... Should we pledge Jerry? ... What ' s a pleoge? ... Go to your room Rich! . No Pork please ... Where ' s Kansas? ... Why do we want a cripple? ... Where ' s Rhode Island? ... If I may make a suggestion Is the Unicorn in its proper place? ... Foreigners are to be seen, not heard ... Can he wrestle? ... Duane who? ... After the meeting let ' s go down to — Beer? Only 1 Rich ... California? ... Another out-of-stater .. Which one are you taking out tonight Duane? ... Do you have a cigarette? Is that a record? ... He ' s pretty brave with a gavel ... long hair and ROTC ... Gee, that ' s swell ... Say sorry . Manuel who? .. Hey Dim Witt! ... What ' s a fishbein? ... How about a volunteer? ... Who ' s got a car? ... No big thing ... Sorry, I ' ve g otta draw ... Really? ... Sweetheart? ... Guess who ' s reading Flash? Discussing their fraternity rush program, Theta Xi men present their views over pizza in Aggie- ville. The chapter has been recognized by the IFC office and is in the process of colonizing. TOP ROW: Carpenter, Mark C: Sabetha. Freshman. General. Fetter- man, James C: Kirkwood, Mo., Sophomore. Architecture. Fishbein, Elliott N: Pawtucket. RI., Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Fox, Duane J: Riceville. Iowa, Senior. Chemical Engineering. Helm, MI. OW A: Belle Plaine. Freshman. Architecture. SECOND ROW: Hollis, Brian W: Wichita. Freshman. Architecture. Johnson, Kenneth R: Prairie Village. Freshman. General. Keith, Lar- ry E: Mexico. Mo.. Freshman. Landscape Architecture. Mciadyen, David J: Tupper Lake. N.Y.. Junior, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Perez. Manuel E: San Juan. Puerto Rico. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medc Inc. BOTTOM ROW: Small, Richard W: Glenview, Ill.. Freshman. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Witt. James C: River Grove. Ill.. Sophomore. Polito- cal Science. 1 A - 2 L 383 Magical stunts at the Triangle Christmas party provided for a variety of evening entertainment. TRIANGLE The fat man club ... Triangles ... The vigilante and FLOS committee ... The Star Trek fan club ... 40,000 coulomb ray gun ... wine bottle sealed with wax and a toothbrush attached .. let ' s hear it for Spook . Toad ... Spiro ... Big city ... The pit ... the three man lift Slup ... you bet ... Powder blue shirts ... The shrink ... That ' s close ... the Forum ... Casino Party ... damn door knob ... lack of T.P. Fall stag party ... Eric Sevaried ' s CBS commentary ... a very small dog ... Rah Rah ... SCRGARA ... cold show- en ... The Hendy ' s cough syrup ... VISTA train .. King Groad scientifically proved that dirty sheets are warmer than clean sheets ... Kadush ... pledge call duty in the morning ... pre-dinner drink for 21 year olds and over . . . blue jeans on campus, a sign of moral decay ... ' There seems to be an emphasis on power plays ... the meal service fraternity ... the Phi Lambda Phi Pi chapter of Rho Mu Alpha ... RANCOR ... Rack race, winner is last guy to get cut of bed ... underground scrap book Fish cheer Triangle, 221 North Delaware TOP ROW: Mrs. Sue Klmbrough, Housemother. Barden, Fred W: Osawatomit Junior. Architecture. Bootmen, Steven It Fairway. Senior. Electrical Engineering. Boughton. Willis L: Clay Center. Senior. Physics. Boyle, Thomas 1: Wichita. Senior. Psychology. BOTTOM ROW: Bozarth, Steven R: Liberal. Sophomore. Architecture. Buckland, Donald D: Woodston, Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Casper. David L. Wichita. Senior. Civil Engineering. Conrad, Larry G: Clay Center. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Cosby, Bernard Topeka. Freshman. Architectural Structures. 384 FIFTH ROW: McFerrin ' , David G: Shawnee. Freshman. Physics. Meiners, John H: Topeka. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Mick, Theodore J: Beloit, Senior. Electrical Engineering. Miller, Daniel L: Salina. Freshman. Engineering. Nichols, John R: Sterling. Freshman. Industrial Engineering. SIXTH ROW: Nugent, Scott 0: Kansas City. Freshman. Architecture. Nutty, James R: Jewell, Senior. Architecture. Owen, Kerry A: Dighton. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. New, David A: Oak Hill. Freshman, Agricultural Engineering. Peony, Michael F: Oak Hill, Junior. Civil Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Palmer, Stacy L: Parsons. Junior, Mathematics. Remsberg, Brent E: Fredonia. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Remsberg, Bruce Ce Fredonia. Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Robinson. Jerry C: Junction City. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Schneck, David G: Lamed. Junior. Electrical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Slupianek, Leo E: Marysville, Junior, Business Administration. Snider, Mark E: Kansas City. Freshman. Engineering. Stout, Terry Wells. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. Sweep, Richard H: Garnett. Sophomore. Architecture. Wilson, John D: Wichita. Freshman. Civil Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Wilson, Ronald D: Wichita. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Woodworth. Philip M: Hutchinson, Senior, Computer Science. Triangle TOP ROW: Crowley. Bradd A: Independence. Mo.. Junior, Ar- chitecture. Doering, Steven 8: Garnett. Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Evans, Harry J: Port Arthur. Tex. . Senior, Civil Engi- neering. Fairbanks. David F: Manhattan. Senior. Agricultural Engi- neering. Hacker. Dale A: Kansas City. Freshman, Civil Engineering. SECOND ROW: Hardin, Marc 5: WaKeeney. Junior. Veterinary Med- icine. Hardman, Kent I.• Hill City. Freshman. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Hardman, Paul T: Hill City. Junior. Chemical Engineering. Hear- en, Daniel L: Clay Center. Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Hobson, Clifford J. Hardy. Neb., Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Hoopes, Douglas S: Blufl City. Sophomore. Agricultural Engineering. Jones. Larry D Hill City. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Keller, Ronald G: Hill City. Sophomore. Architecture. Klein, Ronald E: Salina. Sophomore. Physics. Kowalski, Thomas P: Oakley. Junior. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Krna, Kenneth J: Binghamton. N.Y.. Senior. Architec- ture. Land, Donald L Osawatomie. Freshman. Architecture. Larsen. Milton D Wichita. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. Laughlin, Jay L. Manhattan, Freshman. Industrial Engineering. Maxwell, Bruce k Piper. Senior. Architecture. ft :ta ' a 3% Kitchen detail at Smith Scholarship house means six hours a week of cleaning and cooking meals. SCHOLARSHIP HOUSES SCHOLARSHIP LIVING IS ... room inspections . functions :.. not really brain jocks ... cooperation ... 2.00 keeps them in ... no clicks ... scholarship tro• phies ... 12 hour quiet hours ... no maids ... work duties ... interviews ... cooking ... no hot water ... no seniority ... cleaning up ... washing dishes . kitchen manager ... duty rotation Santa Claus with his holiday helpers, distribute stockings at Smurthwaite ' s annual Christmas party. Couples swing to the music at Straube ' s Christmas children from Manhattan ' s Day Center. Girls from party. following a house function for handicapped Boyd helped house members entertain the children. 386 CLOVIA The Boresome foursome plus 1 ... lemon drops ... chocolate bells are ringing .. Spot ... Obie ... Rufus Clovia ' s own B.S. ... Mean Jean ... Max ... Yob ... Maud ... Ro ... Floyd ... M.J. B.J. Hoff- man ' s Corner, Ks. ... The green bookshelf ... John Duty ... Rotating Duties ... Wake up duty ... Wake me up in a half hour ... It ' s a moll of a hess ... You ' re right, you know ... I ' ve gotta study ... tomorrow ... Crystal ball ... Senior Breakfast .. Senior Dinner . Sneaks ... Yell flush after using the toilet ... Suzy Spotless ... P.B.J. again ... The Piggy Bank Snatcher .. The corner basement room ... Who ' s ringing choc- olate bells tonight? ... Anybody for a Vista Burger? ... Peeping Toms ... Keep your bones out of the gar- bage disposal! Double duties .. Shut the door behind you ... We do not milk cows at 5:00 every morning . it ' s at 6:00. We ' re not chore girls. .. Freshmen in the house ... vim, vigor and vitality ... Homecoming first prize for residence halls ... Snoopy ... phone call ... the crowded sun porch ... don ' t lose your card ... A real tree! .. shines and sparkles. Each year Clovia House presents its semi-formal. with this year ' s being before Thanksgiving break. TOP ROW: Mn. Margaret Anderson, Director. Ault, Linda G: Warne- go. Senior. Physical Education. Auman, Kathy J: Riverton. Sopho- more, Foods and Nutrition in Business. Backhus, Nancy J: Leaven- worth. Junior. Foods and Nutrition in Business. Balrow, Shells L: Wamego. Senior. Home Economics Education. SECOND ROW: Bartholomew, Patsy L: Alton. Senior. Home Econom- ics Education. Outset, Cynthia $: Manhattan. Freshman. Dietetics. Corpening, Susan D: Eskridge. Freshman. Foods and Nutrition. Crouse, Margaret R: Garden City. Senior. Home Economics Educa- tion. Davis. Denise Mt Phillipsburg. Junior. Home Economics Education. THIRD ROW: Dempsey, Barbara D: Wichita. Junior, Pre•Medicine. Ellison, Mary J: Goodland. Sophomore. Speech. Fairbanks. Cathy A: El Dorado. Junior. Home Economics Education. Floyd, Rustle 0: Johnson. Junior. Family and Child Development. Foltz, Kathy L: Junior. Physical Education. FOURTH ROW: Freed, Nancy J: Lawrence, Senior. Foods and Nutri- tion in Business. Graham, Ruth E Belleville. Junior. Psychology. Groin. Lois: Alma. Senior. Family and Child Development. Hagen- major, Melanie L: Randolph. Freshman. Home Economics Exten- sion. Hendershot, Judith A: Anthony. Senior. Foods and Nutrition in Business. BOTTOM ROW: Henke, Sue E Lost Springs. Sophomore. Interior Design. Henton, Rebecca J: Manhattan. Sophomore. English Educa- tion. Hibler, Betty L: Pierce% ' Ile. Junior. Animal Science. Hills, Bar- bara A: Westphalia. Junior. Home Economics Education. Hoffman, Linda A: Lawrence. Junior. Home Economics Education. wa(j “ 4.2) sha dr; 387 Clovia TOP ROW: Houtz. Judy K: Alta Vista. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Hutt, Carolyn S : McCune. Senior. Home Economics Education. Judd. Brenda A: McCune. Junior. Home Economics Edu- cation. Katana. Jacquolynn A: Cheyenne. Wyo.. Junior. Foods and Nutrition in Science. Keys, Linda J: Council Grove. Junior. Elemen- tary Education. SECOND ROW: Klein. Neva E Burdett. Senior, Dietetics and Institu- tional Management. Kongs, Diane M: Wetmore. Junior. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Leeburg, Janke ht Reading. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Linder. Judy K: Abilene. Freshman. Business Education. Long, Trudle K: St. John. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. BOTTOM ROW. Mauderly. Nancy A: Strong City. Senior. Foods and Nutrition in Business. McGrath, Hazel 0: Abilene. Freshman. Social Sciences. Minna. Catherine A: Bonner Springs. Junior. Home Eco- nomics and Journalism. Murphy. Julie A: Norton. Junior. Elementa- ry Education. Obermueller, Linda A: Lincoln. Sophomore. Dietetics. Clovia practices singing He and Downtown be- This year marked the first time the women par- fore taking part in the University Sing contest. ticipated in the Sing which aided the Sunset Zoo. 388 Cloyla, 1200 Pioneer Lane Clovia TOP ROW: Odgers, Carol A: Sublette. Senior. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Ostrom. Janke C: Concordia, Senior. Political Science Ed ucation. Phillips. Carole J: Mayetta. Junior. Home Economics Education. Pittman, Linda L: Independence. Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Powers. Rebecca L: Andover. Freshman. Pre. Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Rewerts, Janet M: Stafford. Freshman. General Home Economics. Rickstrew, Judith RI: Wamego. Sophomore. Ac- counting. Ryser. Ilene FA: Haddam. Senior. Elementary Education. Schulz, Kathy J: St. John. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Shaw, Rebecca L: Kansas City. Sophomore. Dietetics. THIRD ROW: Simon. Lois Colwich. Senior. Physical Education. Sipes, Ann Elkhart. Junior, Mathematics. Smith, Susan A:Concor- dia. Senior. History Education. Story, Lura V: Winfield. Senior. Home Economics Extension. Voboril, Tony 5: Esbon. Junior. Dietetics. BOTTOM ROW: Wassermen, Susan L Hoxie. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Wilson, Maxine E Lincoln, Senior. Medical Technology. Wood. Janice K: Wichita. Senior. Clothing Retailing. 4 389 Pastime activities at the Smith Scholarship house cards. Smith residents spend their spare time in include an occasional game of cards. Other than reading the newspaper. watching TV or studying. SMITH Room 15 ... The American Way ... The Honey Inci- dent ... Buffalo Bob ... The Brown Helmet Award ... Hare ... Ruddy turnstone ... The Pit ... Birdwatch- ing Society ... K ' s ... Patton ... Christman Stag ... Ray and Pat ... Refresho Bars ... Sally ... BB ' s and marbles ... Slow motion football ... P and P ... No Sweat ... Dirt Ball .. I aced it! ... The Mongoose ... Barf Bucket ... Snarf ... Urchin Snowball fight ... Is there any hot. water? ... Psast ... C.O. .. Jones .. 24 hour coed visitation ... electric blankets ... liquor by the drink ... pop in the T.V. room .. women on floor ... tradition breaking ... scholarship house trophy ... shoe horns ... on the roof Decorating an old-fashioned Christmas tree, Smith Smith, 331 N. 15th and Putnam residents string berries and pop-corn. 390 Smith TOP ROW: Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fontenot. Directors. Ballinger, Paul Stockton. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering. Blanken, Roger A: Greenleaf. Junior. Computer Science. Bombardier, Christopher D: Ja mestown. Sophomore. Chemistry. SECOND ROW: Caraway. Alan L: Great Bend, Freshman. Engineer- ing. Chubback, Paul A: Concordia. Sophomore. Biology. Copeland, Raymond L: Clay Center. Senior. Mathematics. Crew, Richard M: Augusta. Senior. Mathematics. Culbertson. Larry F: Lyndon. Senior. Mathematics. THIRD ROW ' Farney. Richard A: Wilson. Sophomore. Wildlife Con. Serration Gard. Michael F: El Dorado. Senior. Electrical Engineer. ink Gardner. George R: Hartford. Freshman. Agricultural Econom- ics. Guild, Leonard L: Evanston. Wyo.. Sophomore. Mechanical Engi- neering. Irvin. H. Cherryvale. Senio r, Computer Science. FOURTH ROW: JOE, Curtis E. El Dorado. Junior. Industrial Engineer- ing. Kittle, Ronald E: Augusta. Freshman, Chemistry. Krueger. Douglas D: Hesston. Freshman. Sociology. Ladd, Dale I.: Humboldt. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Lienemann, Robert P: Herki. mer. Sophomore. Architecture. FIFTH ROW: Main, Danny D: Clifton. Freshman. Electrical Engineer- ing. Mason, Joel J: Kowa. Junior, Computer Science. Mattix. Steven C: Ellinwood, Senior. Electrical Engineering. McDaniel, Michael F: Winchester, Sophomore. Computer Science. McDonald. Kenneth R: Smith Center. Senior. Architecture. SIXTH ROW: Meek, Thomas E: Idana. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Mill- er, Michael D: Kansas City. Junior. Business Administration. MIlnek, Dan J: St. Francis. Senior. Mathematics. Parsons, Ira L: Kingman. Junior. Sociology. Parsons. Stanley G: Kingman. Freshman. General. SEVENTH ROW: Ptacek, Kenneth F: Wilson. Sophomore. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Roop, Calvin J: Wichita. Freshman. Civil Engi- neering. Rugg, Tony I. Garnett. Freshman. Engineering. Schraeder, James J: Jetmore. Senior. Architecture. Shields. James M: Reading. Freshman. Biology. EIGHTH ROW: Shields, Thomas M: El Dorado. Senior. Chemistry. Simpson, William Clay Center. Senior. Electrical Engineering. Smith, Richard R: St. Marys. Senior. Geology. Tglinghast. Henry S: Clifton. Senior. Feed Technology. Tillinghast. Herbert 5: Clifton. Senior. Mathematics. BOTTOM ROW: WI!moth, Bruce L Grenola, Freshman. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. WoItje. James M: Greenleal. Freshman. Pre-Second- ary Education. 391 Palm reading proves to be. a main attraction for residents and guests at a house Halloween party. SMURTHWAITE Oscar the owl ... Fickle Finger of Fate ... Sat. Nite Macrame Club ... Blueberry, Tuna, Parnelli Moore the Pumpkin 500 ... Out Front .. Quill Scroll ball ... Scrabble games during final week playing mo- nopoly ... Male or Female ... The fish Burial ... the E Board .. Hollow, shallow, and plastic ... Song practice after dress dinner ... Tapping the glasses af- ter dinner . There will be a volleyball game ... Burn the potato soup 1 teaspoon of scorch ... Too much chili powder in the chili Miss Riggs Peach Lois ... Red chop suey green cake ... Crocheting 8 ft. scarfs for my guy ... Honeymoon plans ... What ' ll I do when I graduate? ... Shoes in the Kitchen .. Smelly sack lunches ... A reluctance to sit at Parnelli ' s table ... Very intelligent??? ... We ' re Poor! .. Less emphasis on everything TOP ROW: Mrs. Myrtle Moore, Director. innings, Miriam P: Leon- ardville, Senior. Home Economics. Blesenthal, Mary 1: Wheaton, Freshman. General. Bock, Connie S: Smith Center. Freshman. Pre- Secondary Education. Gondar, Deborah J: Topeka. Senior. Journalism. SECOND ROW: Damon, Christine k Leavenworth, Sophomore. Pre- Medicine. Dick, Darlene A: Sharon. Junior. Physical Therapy. Dodge, Cecilia E Medicine Lodge. Junior. Special Education. Erker, Lois Wellington. Freshman, Interior Architecture Design. Freeman, Christine A: WaKeeny. Freshman, Physical Therapy. BOTTOM ROW: Friesen, Patricia K: Inman. Senior. English. Garrison, Sue L: Lawrence. Junior, Psychology and English. Groothuls. Lillian M: Greenleaf. Senior. Modern Languages. Grout, Jeannette M: Man- kato. Junior. Music Education. Hatch, Rita J: McDonald. Senior. Elementary Education. Smurthwaite, 1500 N. Manhattan Smurthwaite fathers relax after the Missouri-K- with their daughters. The girls and their dads State football game and other activities shared toured the Union as well as the Aggieville area. Smurthwaite TOP ROW: Heath, Susan M: Alamota. Junior. Home Economics Edu- cation. Holtman, Diane J: Webber. Junior. Elementary Education. HaIdt, Judith A: Topeka. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Management Henry. Linda S: Lecompton. Junior. Secondary Edu- cation. Holton, Theola E Tonganoxie. Sophomore, Home Econorn- its Education. SECOND ROW: Houghton, Sandra J: Topeka. Sophomore. Psycholo- gy. Hunt, Monet.: Goodland. Freshman. General. !Mermen, Marilyn J: Webber. Junior, Elementary Education. Jacobs, Janice k Towan- da. Senior. Secondary Education. Ken. Margins S: Plainville. Soph• omore. Home Economics Education. THIRD ROW Keoshan, Mary M: Topeka. Junior. Home Economics Education. Kloefkorn. Trudy A: Caldwell. Junior, Home Economics Education. Krob, Judith tit Cuba. Junior. Elementary Education. Ladd, Phyllis J: Humbolt. Senior. Home Economics Education. Lambrecht, Simons M: Topeka. Sophomore. Medical Technology. FOURTH ROW: Lindburg, Daytha E: OsageCity. Freshman. Pre-Med. lone. Lorson, Carolyn A: Hope. Sophomore. Home Economics Edu- cation. Marlon, Kathy C: Howard . Junior. Home Economics. Martin, Joan A: Carlton. Junior. Mathematics. Mickelson, Lucinda A: Lyn. don. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Mosher. Karen E Simpson. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Mosher. Karen L Kansas City. Sophomore. Home Economics. Newberry. Cynthia k Argonia-. Freshman. Chem- istry. Nixon, Mary G: Eureka. Freshman. Home Economics. Pacey, Marie A: Oak Hill, Sophomore. Mathematics. 393 Smurthwaite TOP ROW. Peacher, Barbara L: Kansas City. Freshman. Mathemat- ics. Peterson, Linda R: Delavan. Sophomore. Home Economics Edu- cation. Pittman, Shirley A: Kansas City. Freshman. Speech Patholo- gy. Poston. Eariena M: Kansas City. Freshman. General. Proberts, Karen 5: Kinsley. Sophomore. Microbiology. Rlckstrew, Joyce E Wamego. Freshman. Home Economics. Runty, Donna M: Scandia. Senior. Home Economics. Schreptd, Sheila k Hudson. Freshman. General. Schwilling, Diane K: Cottonwood Falls. Sophomore. Jour. nalism. Sisters, Susan M: Dorrance. Junior. Speech Pathology. BOTTOM ROW: Swart Shirley A: Seneca. Senior. Home Economics Education. Venneberg, Nancy A: Havensville. Freshman. General. Voboril, Marcia A: Esbon. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Wetly, Jane L Leavenworth. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Wiebe, Helen M: Newton. Junior. Mathematics. Wilson, Tanya 5: Emporia. Junior. Home Economics Education. Winkler. Susan A: Riley. Sophomore. Modern Languages. Joint partic ipation in Hartequinade provides an opportunity for the Phi Tau ' s and women of Smurth- waite to have a Western party. Dressed in garb from the west. They danced and put on some skits. 394 Straube, 1221 Thurston STRAUBE 2 S.S.F.S.R.M.F. ... Quiet Hours? ... Showering on Birthdays, etc. ... Straube Test ... Dinner table .. Hawkeye ... Mother Mader ... Big Dick ... Spook ... Cashman ' s hole ... Butt itch Girl on the floor pick her up. .. The Middle East .. Judicial Council ... The difference between Jews and Arabs ... 24 hr. visitation .. Beer in the house Clean the heel .. Clean the can opener ... Strain the grease .. 6th ft. Boa Constrictor mascot — Sheba. Lon Ackerman of Straube gets wrapped up in his pet boa, allowed due to the new pet regulations. TOP ROW: Mr. Andrew Christman, Director. Spinning, Fredrick H: Enterprise. Freshman. Architecture. Finch, Daniel E Eureka. Fresh. man. Pre.Forestry. Ledell, Bertil A: McPherson. Freshman. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Lloyd, Steven VI: Green. Freshman. General. SECOND ROW: Marston, Gordon J: Enterprise. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Miller, Larry D: Winchester. Junior, Civil Engineering. O ' Neill, Brian L: Junction City. Sophomore. Anthropology. mon, Ronald E: Yates Center. Senior. Animal Science. Spare. Daniel P: St. John. Freshman. Agricultural Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Spare, David R: St. John. Sophomore. General. Thomason, Robert C: Ellinwood. Freshman. Computer Science. VIA Hams, Wafter C: Carlton. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Wulf- kohl., Harry R: Lecomplon. Freshman. Feed Technology. 395 Dart throwing helps eliminate any tensions and frustrations accumulated from a day of classes. DORM LIVING IS ... floor meetings ... no PDA in the lobby ... binoculars, telescopes and open shades ... 4 a.m. bridge games ... no yelling out the windows linen exchange ... meal tickets ... contracts ... gang showers ... cafeteria lines ... judicial boards .. floor functions ... alcohol will not be consumed on state property ... Spring Fling ... free laundries ... shrimp creole ... visitation ... Sunday night empty snack machines ... crowded television room ... water fights ... lot 69 ... beef birds ... do-it-yourself banana splits ... stealing food and utensils ... rented refrigerators ... lost RA ' s and SA ' s ... strange roommates ... house boys ... trash chutes ... gray halls .. yellow, blue, green or brown walls . elevators ... coed dorms ... contained, orderless and noiseless pets ... mailbox combinations ... room keys ... 24 hour slumber party ... 3,000 ways to arrange two beds and two desks in one room ... SOMEONE is always awake Long dorm evenings pass more quickly when dorm- of recreation provides opportunities for lively ies meet for several hands of cards. This means conversation and chances to meet other residents. Clothes, cosmetics. popcorn poppers and other paraphernalia cluttering desks rarely hinders the studious Ford co-ed. Sliding desks together af- fords more floor space. but — whose junk is whose? Refrigerators can be rented from the housing fice to store food in individual dormitory rooms. 397 Up-dating residence hall policies and ing dorm activities comprise some of the responsi- bilities of KSUARH. The association is composed of delegates from dorms and scholarship houses. Kitchen appliances are provided on every floor of the dormitories for those who like to fix snacks late at night. Many also use the kitchens to cook Sunday night meals when food center lines close. Special dinners help dorm residents prepare for the Christmas holiday season. Similar dinners are presented by the food centers before every holiday such as Thanksgiving and Valentines Day. 398 KSUARH coordinates activities for 4200 residents Getting acquainted was the theme of many of Kan- sas State University Association of Residence Halls ' planned activities. KSUARH, working for 4200 stu- dents, represented student feelings concerning housing and university activities besides acting as the control- ling and activities board for the residence halls. At the beginning of the year, Association members compiled lists of useful information containing the available dance bands in the area. Also on the lists were a directory of floor and hall officers and merchants who honor the halls ' charge account. KSUARH ' s first planned activity of the scho ol year was a blanket movie The Comedians. This movie al- lowed new acquaintances to be made and old ones to be renewed. Two leadership conferences were held for all hall offi- cers. The first was designed to orient officers in their new positions. It helped acquaint them with the people they would be working with throughout the year. Learning general leadership techniques was the pri- mary objective of the second conference. What went wrong first semester and what could be done to improve hall governing second semester were the topics in question. During the year Association members attended other conferences throughout the area. Delegates were sent to the State and Midwestern Residence Hall Conferences. Plush carpet and soft furnishings offer Ford hall residents comfortable living as they hear sound from the dorm ' s new stereo. The stereo room and its furnishings are a new addition to the dorm. They shared and learned new ideas with representatives from area residence halls. KSUARH ' s job was not to plan activit ies for individ- ual halls. Instead, its job was to provide activities for all residence halls combined. Dances, rap sessions and game nights were some of the activities KSUARH provided for dorm residents. Kansas State University Association of Resident Halls — TOP ROW: Brenna C. Richmond. Carolyn I. Price. Nancy J. Mundwiler. Evelyn A. Rock. Carol A. Singer. Rita J. Campbell. Catherine B. Morris. Jane S. Ley. SECOND ROW: Mabel Strong. Annette M. Hellmer. Kane M. Munger. Jerry R. Gee. Jean A. Martin. Janelle S. Gwartney. Marlene S. Herrman. THIRD ROW: Jolene A. Hunziker. ion D. Schroeder. Robert E. Kearn. Joel J. Mason. Craig W. Smith. Christine M. Ulu- menshine. Donald Roof. BOTTOM ROW: Carl D. Lindahl. Herbert S. Tillinghast. Raymond J. Haefele. Duane A. Meier. Mark E. Weddle. James R. Manhart. Harold H. Munger. 399 ATHLETIC DORM Study Hall ... Bed Cat — Tom Cat ... Rat ... Boob . Joint ... Smiling Gene ... Mo ... Slant Loose .. Big Foot ... Wild Turkey ... The Gate ... Dorm rooms . Touchdown ... Hut ... Your ass is pass, and I ' m the lawn mower! ... Red shirt pace . You some- thin ' else baby! ... !RCA ... water fights ... Oh baby ... bugs in the room ... curfews — keep ' em! no visitation .. room inspection ... seniors can send you back ... WOMEN! ... relaxed visitation ... no sideburns ... shirttails tucked in ... clean shaven . room checks rowdiness ... fine gentlemen Athletic Dorm. 1701 Denison TOP ROW: Acker, Belton W: Topeka. Junior. Architecture. Bartell, Markus E: Moundridge. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Beyrle, Steve J: Wichi- ta. Sophomore. General. Brandt, Robert G: St. Joseph. Mo.. Fresh. man, Pre-Business Education. Brittaln, Billy A: Perryton. Tex.. Soph- omore. Physical Education. SECOND ROW: Burger, Craig L: Overland Park. Freshman. Industrial Engineering. Chapman, Michael IP: Manhattan. Freshman. Physical Education. Corrnan, John F: Beloit. Junior Mechanical Engineering. Creed, Lloyd M: Wichita. Junior. Physical Education. Creswell , Dsvid M: Hermleigh. Tex.. Junior, Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Dickerson, Ronald L. Coraopolis, Pa.. Junior. Physical Education. Dille, Baled P: Lalayette. Ind.. Freshman. Civil Engineer- ing. Drone. William J: St. Louis. Mo.. Junior. Business Administra- tion. Esch, Frederick S: Topeka, Sophomore. Chemistry. Oat; BM F: Glenview. Ill.. Junior. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Graham, James C: Overland Park. Junior. Business Administration. Gras, David W: Artesia. Calif.. Senior. Business Ad- ministration. Haggle, James A: Kansas City. Sophomore. Secondary Education. Hemmerling, Dwight F: Hutchinson. Senior. Physical Education. Henderson. Donald W: Wichita. Senior. Landscape Architecture. Athletes with admission to the Purple Pride Room can relax, study, watch television or play cards. IS Delft gust- AR_ . ,;,, alior:71 iniet Tee e .01 4Arteitak. 400 Athletic Dorm TOP ROW: Hickey, Bill 0: Buffalo. Senior. Physical Education. Hoff- man, Donald F: Victoria. Freshman. General. Holmbeck, John M: Wymore. Neb.. Senior. Agricultural Education. Wingate. Keith A: San Diego. Calif.. Sophomore. Psychology. Keller, Ronald 0: Hill City. Sophomore. Architecture. SECOND ROW: kende, David J: Marion. Sophomore. Agriculture. Kuhn, Michael J: Manhattan. Junior. Mathematics. Lange, Russell Mankato. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Miller, Jerry A: Nor. ton. Freshman. Journalism. Morrow, Guy It Wichita. Sophomore. Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Obee, Robert W: Kansas City. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Payne, David A: Salina. Junior. Mathematics. Phillips, John W: Cedar Point. Sophomore. Physical Education. Powell, Or- son 1: Atlanta. Ga.. Senior, Economics. Powiena, Richard J: Law. rence. Mass.. Senior. Physical Education. FOURTH ROW: Read, Bryan W: Altamont. Sophomore. Physical Education. Schneider, Steven .1: Hunter. Sophomore. Pre-Second- ary Education. Schotbo, Scott It Grand Junction, Colo.. Sophomore. Business Administration. Shockey, Curtis k Freeport. III.. Fresh- man. History. Sides, Roger L: Logan. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Thompson, Mark Si Overland Park. Freshman, Ac- counting. Wilkinson, Kevin R: Garden City. Mich.. Sophomore, Pre- Secondary Education. Wyatt. Jeffrey D Spartanburg. S.C.. Sopho- more. Physical Education. Recreation abounds in the basement of the Ath- the option of either playing pool on one of the letic Dormitory. In the rec room. residents have two pool tables, playing ping-pong or watching TV. Exchanging gifts with their secret spook maxes Halloween activities on the third floor. BOYD HALL Hey Sher, what about bunk beds? ... Possibly but not Probably . Alfa Falfa ... no big deal ... Mo, puppy, No! ... What happened to the exit light? ... TP the dorm! ... got a 3:00 a.m. date? ... anyone want to play spades? ... Gary, Where are you? ... Who is the FFWC? ... Quiet hours? ... De Kalb chicks ... Super Sister ... Hi, cutie! snarl, snarl ... Who said that, can ' t you know ... What channel T. V. Queen? ... the froggy him am a queer bird .. You ' ll get a kick out of Trigger! ... Nancy-third floor bowling champ? ... Want a milk, Dud? ... more-les ... talked to Mr. G. Reff lately? .. What ' s that smell? ... Quit watering that tree! ... A shocking experience ... Have you ever popped popcorn in a water fountain? ... What time did 1 sign up for that shower? ... Hey, was your bed short sheeted too? ... Yahtzee! ... Banana!! ... Who killed the witch in the hall? ... Some people have to sleep with bears? ... How well done do you like your pizza, Sue? ... How ' s Shopeka? living and growing ... cigar, cigarettes, Tiparillos ... fetal pig in the laundry room Boyd Hall Governing Board — TOP ROW: Lois J. LagaIle. Patricia E. Lundy. Rebecca L. Trigg. Deborah E. Schnell. Judith L. Huffman. Mary A. Henry. Emily K. Vollmer. BOTTOM ROW: Rebecca A. Gillette. TOP ROW: Miss Sharlene Mitchell. Director. Novak, Raymond E: Lucas. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Schumacher. Von la Protection. Sophomore. Agricultural Mechanization. Alt. Debra K: Wamego. Freshman. Art. Anderson. Dana J: Maize. Fresh- man. Pre-Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Asher, Laurel LI St. John. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Baird, Jean: Kinsley. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Bales, Rorke L Overland Park. Junior. Elementary Education. Bar- ton, Laura L: Aurora. Ill.. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Barnes, Constance J: Culver. Senior. Humanities. Cheryl S. Coltman. Carol A. Singer. Sharlene Mitchell, Marsha D. Dutton. Judith K. Brown. 402 SIXTH ROW: Crawford. Diane L: Lamed. Freshman. Physical Educa- tion. Daily. Jean M: Salina. Sophomore. Physical Education. Davis. Leslie A: Norton. Freshman. Music. Davis, Mary A: Clay Center. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Deeds. Trudy L: Little River. Freshman. Sociology. SEVENTH ROW: Dutton. Marsha D. Norton. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Erickson. Janet C: Clyde. Freshman, General. Ericson, Sue E: Prairie Village. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Esser. Barbara: Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Ester. Mary E Topeka. Freshman, Pre•Secondary Education. EIGHTH ROW: EMI. Sharon It Manhattan. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Falkenstien. Kathy J: Onaga. Sophomore. Journalism. Feldhausen, Ellen 1: Frankfort. Sophomore. Political Science. Fer- ris. Mary S: Frankfort, Freshman. English. Folok, Janis F: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Medical Technology. NINTH ROW: Gaines. Janice L: Overland Park. Junior. Homo Eco- nomics. Geminate.% Terri J: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Garrett. Cynthia 5: Shawnee. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Gioia. Terri. L: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Peelle- mentary Education. Gillette. Rebecca A: Great Bend. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Gilmore. Deborah A: Prairie Village. Junior. Elemen- tary Education. Goforth. Unda B: Topeka. Freshman. Clothing Re- tailing. Grable. Jackie 1: Wichita. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Grable, Mary C: Wathena. Senior. Home Economics Education. Graf, Anne M: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Boyd Hall TOP ROW: Beaty. Barbara D: Norton. Freshman. Music Education. Beckman, Elaine 5: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. Ben. son, Martha L Wichita. Sophomore. Music Education. Berry. Sandra J: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics and Journalism. Bolin. Carole A:Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Bolin, Susan E Shawnee Mission. Junior. Elementa- ry Education. Bollinger, Jana D: Paola. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Borman, Wendy A: Wichita, Freshman. History. Boyd. Katherine 1: Beattie. Freshman. Home Economics. Broad ' s. Cynthia S: Lamed. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Broockerd, Debra E Spring Hill. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics Education. Brown, Judith k Norton. Sophomore. Pre•Ele• mentary Education. Brunk. Jerrilya Hill City. Sophomore. English. Bole. Mary V: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Joumalism. Bukaty. Lee A: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: Carnahan, Patricia k Shawnee. Freshman. General. Carter, Ann L Topeka. freshman. General. Casey. Tony J: Glen Eld- er. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Cato. Deborah A: Over- land Park. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Cavendar, Unda J: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. FIFTH ROW Chronister. Diana L: Abilene. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics Education. Coddington. Susan K: Alexander. Junior. Family Child Development. Coffman. Cheryl 5: Overbrook. Junior. Elemen- tary Education. Collom. Debra A: Freshman, Modern Lan• guages. Craine. Patricia R: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. , 4 1 3 .. 7 , 1 ' 403 Boyd Hall TOP ROW: Graf, Margaret M: St. Louis. Mo.. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Peen, Belinda J: Wichita. Freshman. Medical Technology. Grimm, Marlase E: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Pre- Secondary Education. Hanlon, Vikkl L.• Overland Park. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Harmon, Mary J: St. Louis. Mo.. Freshman. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Haslouer, Susan El Hope. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Hatch. Linda M: Shawnee. Junior. Home Economics Education. Hea- ly, Barbara E: Spring Hill. Junior. Family and Child Development. Heaton, Janice la Norton. Freshman. General. Heldrick, Mary 5: Beloit. Sophomore. General. THIRD ROW: Hemphill. Debra J: Clay Center. Freshman. Physical Education. Henry, Mary A: Longford. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Hester, Michele L: Shawnee. Freshman. Clothing Relail. ins. Hill, Sally: Mission. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Huffman, Judith L: Burdett. Sophomore. Speech Pathology and Audiology. FOURTH ROW: Hutchison, Janet L Manhattan. Freshman. Mathe- matics. Jackson, Donna M: Wichita. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Johnson, Francl J: Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. Johnson. Sylvia R: McPherson. Junior. Elementary Education. Jones. Robin J: Washington. Freshman. Political Science. FIFTH ROW: Jones, Suzanne L: Overland Park, Freshman. Physical Education. Joy. Melody B: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Kaiser, Jean E: Augusta. Junior. Biological Science. Karhut, Elaine M: Kansas City. Senior. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Kellogg. Martha C: Overland Park. Sophomore. General. BOTTOM ROW: Kerr, Beth E Greensburg, Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Kirchhoff, Gloria S: Cedar. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Kirkendall, Debra: Smith Center. Freshman. English. Knoernschlid, Carolyn: Lyndon. Sophomore. Social Science. Koh. man, Kathy K: Solomon, Sophomore. Family and Child Development. 2 1 rieh A 0 4 ..t Boyd hall 404 SEVENTH ROW: Miller. litarLynne K: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Home Economics. Mobley. Vicki 01 Hutchinson. Junior. Chemistry. Moore. Pamela J: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educa- tion. Mudge, Patricia A: St. Paul, Minn.. Senior. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Mulligan, Jeanette M: Topeka. Junior. Modern Languages. EIGHTH ROW. Mundwiler, Nancy J: Lamed. Junior. Chemistry. Mos- low. Deborah I.: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. Neill, Carol K: Clay Center. Freshman. General. Newell, Dorothy A: Staf- ford. Junior. Home Economics Education. Nielson. Deborah L: Par- son s. Sophomore. Home Economics. NINTH ROW; Oliver. Anne E: Paola. Freshman. General Oliver, Bar- bara A: El Dorado. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Physioc. Catherine C: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Art. Piper. Margaret I.: Overland Park. Junior. Home Economics Education. Pontius, Kathryn A: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Post. Elizabeth A: Concordia. Sophomore. Political Science. Priest, Laura J: Winfield. Freshman, Retail Floriculture. Quint, Charlotte A: Hill City. Junior. Radio and Television Home Economics. Rachaner, Suzanne L Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Reardon. Jana L. Bonner Springs. Fresh- man. Home Economics. Boyd Hall TOP ROW ' Kopulos, Mary E Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Pre-Law. Krim, Kathleen A: Beloit. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Kummerfeldt, Sally A: Mission. Freshman, Physical Education. La- Calle. Lois J: Winfield. Freshman. Sociology. Landtitor. Carol A: Overland Park. Sophomore. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Lang. Nancy M: Chapman. Freshman. Clothing Re- tailing. Lee, Carolyn M: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Nursing. Lee. Nan- cy 0: Wichita. Freshman. Foods and Nutrition. Leifinv, Virginia N: Manhattan. Freshman. Modern Languages. Latin, Vivian It Man- hattan. Freshman. General. THIRD ROW. Lemke, Marsha L: Garden City. Junior. Speech. Lind- berg. Judith K: Nagle Village. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Loughrey. Sara Liberty. Mo.. Freshman. Pre-Vetern nary Medicine. Lundy, Patricia E: Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Lyon, Nancy J: Greensburg. Freshman, General. FOURTH ROW: Macy. Trudy Oberlin. Freshman. Home Econom- ics with Liberal Arts. Magee, Maura M: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. General. Mahoney. Rosemary: Dorrance. Freshman. Speech. Alan shall, Connie J: Minneota. Freshman. Home Economics. Marshal. Suzanne: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. FIFTH ROW: Marteney, Barbara G: Burner. Freshman. Home Eco• nomics. Matlack. Lucinda D: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Mc- Castile. Kathleen A: Topeka. Freshman. General. McCauley, Laurie A: Overland Park. Freshman, Home Economics. McClain, Leslie 1: Prairie Village. Freshman. Social Science. SIXTH ROW: McCormick. Glenda S: Cedar. Freshman. Music. Me Coy, Barbara J: I ucson. Ariz.. Freshman. Family and Child Develop- ment. Mendell, Karen 5: Overland Park, Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Miller, Jane E Wichita. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Miller, Lucinda K: Lyons. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. 405 Impromptu song Pests around the baby grand in the Boyd ' s halls. Sofas, a stereo and fireplace also lobby add sparkle to the sounds drifting through help t o provide the coeds with a popular retreat. Boyd Hall TOP ROW: Redman, Jean L Wichita. Sophomore. General. Rein- hardt, Roxanne: Great Bend. Freshman. General. Richardson. Nei. wyn: Ellinwood. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Ring, Mary L Frankfort. Sophomore. General. Ritz, Becky 5: Glen Elder. Freshman. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Roberts. Barbara L: Morton. Freshman. Pre-Second- ary Education. Sahlfeld, Cynthia A: Beloit. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Schmidt, Ann: Hutchinson. Freshman. Art. Schmidt. Cheryl A: Towner. Coto.. Sophomore. General. Schnell, Deborah E Beloit. Sophomore. Psychology. THIRD ROW: Schroeder, Martha K: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Schwemmer, Sandra L Lucas. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Seek, Rhonda J: Gardner, Freshman. Home Economics. Segerson, Kathleen E: Topeka. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Shattuck, Tamara R: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Short, Jed L Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Second- ary Education. Shuart, Nancy L Topeka. Freshman. General. Simp- son, Glenn ' s J: Augusta. Junior. Sociology. Singer, Carol A: Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Slate, Shirley J: Glen Elder. Sophomore. Retail Floriculture. BOTTOM ROW: Smith, Faye k Dodge City, Freshman. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Smith, Sarah 5: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Smith, Sheryl D: Lamed, Freshman. General. Snyder, Marilyn F: Wichita. Sophomore. General. Staley, Patricia A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Family and Child Development. 406 Boyd Hall TOP ROW: Starbuck, Pamela 5: Great Bend. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Station, Rive M: Burdett. Freshman. Music. Stump. Theresla D: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. Thompson. Linda J: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Todd, Jennifer J: Paola. Junior. Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: Toth, Cheryl L: Prairie Village. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Trigg, Becky L: Tribune. Sophomore. General. Tuttle, Louise: Tribune. Freshman. Psychology. Umscheld. Cheryl A: Wamego. Freshman. General. Vollmer, Emily K: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Foot and Nutrition. THIRD ROW: Wacker, Maria M: Leavenworth. Junior. Modern Lan- guages. Wagner, Catherine L: Allton. Mo.. Senior. Biological Sci- ence. Walker, Deborah 5: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Waller, Mary L: Manhattan. Freshman. Cloth- ing Retailing. Wanasek, Carla A: Hutchinson. Junior. Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Ward, Mary Mx Lamed. Freshman. Home Economics. Warren, Shelley A: Bonner Springs. Freshman. Home Economics. Waugh, Catherine E: Goodland. Freshman. Dietetics and Institution- al Management. Weihe, Deborah K: Lamed. Freshman. Retail Flori• culture. Wendling, Gayleen G: Chester. Neb.. Freshman. Accounting. BOTTOM ROW: Whitham, Carol Mx Scott City. Freshman. Home Economics. Williams, Pamela 5: Shawnee Mission. Senior. Clothing Retailing. Woolen., Jana J: Parsons. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Weekly Steak nights at Boyd hall food service of- steaks. Making a selection of rare or well done. fers residents a choice of smothered or gr illed women look forward to T-bones every six weeks. 407 Kenny Ford hall TOP ROW: Mrs. Wilma R. Tunison, Director. Mrs. Lucile W. Miller. Assistant Director. Brown, David R: 8roton. N.Y.. Senior. Agricultur- al Education.Tomaslewicz, Ernest 3: Humphrey, Neb.. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Adamek. Donna R: Holyrood. Sophomore. Medical Technology. SECOND ROW: Alderman, Shoal L: Wichita. Freshman. Sociology. Amerin, Kathleen M: Johnson, Freshman, General. Anderson, Jacqueline S: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Anderson. Mary L Mission. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Anderson, Susan C: Manhat- tan. Freshman. Physical Therapy. THIRD ROW: Andra. Jeanne M: Wichita. Freshman. Home Econom- ics. Andrews. Deborah A: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Andrews, Ruth E: Garden City. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Atzenhof ter, Janis L: Hanover. Mich.. Freshman. Psycho!. ogy. Avery, Rochelle 0: Norton. Freshman. Horne Economics. FOURTH ROW: Backus, Diana I.: Wichita. Freshman. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Badsteen, Marilyn J: Riverdale. N.D.. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Baer, Gwen A: Manhattan. Junior. Accounting. Baer, Sheryl L Riley, Senior. Elementary Education. Baird, Marl M: Logan. Freshman. General. FIFTH ROW: Bales. Jeannie B: Wellington. Freshman. Journalism. Banta, Jane E Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Applied Music. Barber. Jacquelyn k Wichita. Freshman. Homo Economics. Barbour, Re- becca L: Winfield. Freshman. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Barker, Nancy Atchison. Senior, Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Barnett, Judy M: Wichita. Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics. Barnett, Patricia L: Topeka, Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Bamthson. Shirley J: Hazelwood. Mo.. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Barrett, Janice F: Anthony. Freshman. Speech Pathology and Au- diology. Barth, Mary E: Olathe. Freshman. Speech Pathology. FORD HALL Sorry, there are no out-lines ach, Mama ... Dave and Ernie ... buns ... porker ... take a call on 230 ... no, 231 ... no, 232 ... sorry, your caller just hung up ... no hours ... this is not a public bathroom .. Christmas greeting to Nixon ... letter back from the President ... Hoffman bread ... ya weinie .. eh ... HQ ... don ' t yell profanities down the hall during visi- tation ... 8th floor (censored) ... somebody stole my food ... can I borrow your meal ticket? ... please, don ' t yell in the intercom . empty ice trays ... dorm chorus ... Spring Fling ... ironing boards in beds ... Derby hamburgers ... no men on back stairs ... is 7th floor all out? ... the penthouse ... if you see any unescorted males, show them the way out ... what a hunk ... pigs- head in lobby ... slowly but Shirley ... whoever took my clothes from the shower better bring ' em back NOW ... I forgot my key ... TD and Spiro T ... will you lis- ten for my intercom ... Chick ... don ' t let your male guest use the bathroom ... Little Sis Weekend r at 2d aS 408 SIXTH ROW: Bowyer, Mary Bi La Jolla. Calif.. Sophomore. Pre-Medi- cine. Boyce. Kegs k Topeka. Freshman. Home Economics. Brad- shaw, Beth G: Langdon. Senior. English. Brady. Jamie Kansas City, Freshman. Home Economics. Brenner. Victoria L Fiazine. Freshman. Business Administration. SEVENTH ROW: Bright. Beverly M: Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. Britegam, Karrie K: Salina. Freshman. General. Brock, Lynn A: Wichita. Freshman. General. Brown , Debra 5: Over- land Park. Freshman. Business Administration. Brown. Lindsey A: Jeddah. Saudi Arabia. Junior, Family and Child Development. EIGHTH ROW: Brubaker, Janet L Leawood. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics Education. Brune, Janis R: Kansas City. Freshman. General. Buehler, Darcy 0: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Burge, Nancy L: Belleville. Senior. Zoology. Burgess, Susan D: Scott City. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. NINTH ROW: Burkdoll, Janet A: Topeka. Freshman, Art. Burman, Susan T: Clay Center. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. By Nancy I: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Campbell. Alice L Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Campbell, Jeannine A: Beloit. Freshman. Home Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Campbell. Marcia L Overland Park. Freshman. Pre. Elementary Education. Campbell, Mary L: Overland Park. Fresh- man. Pre-Elementary Education. Campbell, Rita J: Ottawa. Junior. Journalism. Carney, Kathleen M: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. Carney. Sharon L: Topeka. Freshman. Home Economics. Ford Hall TOP ROW. Bauman, Kathy A: Manhattan. Freshman. Physical Edu- cation. Boar, Patricia A: Mclouth. Sophomore. Modern Becker, Shed L. Beloit. Freshman. Home Economics. Beckett, Eliza- beth T: Overland. Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Beeler, Patri- cia S: Boulder. Coto., Freshman. General. SECOND ROW: Beeler, Tamarra E: Topeka. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Deemer, Barbara J: Carlton. Freshman. Ac. Counting. Bail, Nancy 1: Kansas City. Sophomore. Clothing Retail- ing. Bell, Patricia M: Topeka. Freshman. Physical Education. Borger, Becky A: Leavenworth. Senior. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Ilorgovoy, Sally R Prairie Village, Freshman. Pre-Sec- ondary Education. Denison, Laurie A: Leawood. Freshman. Home Economics. Billings, Rebecca L. Manhattan. Freshman. English. Bianken, Constance Mx Greenleaf. Freshman. General. Bleam, Car- de A: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Eilumenshine, Billie R Mulvane. Freshman. Pre- Nursing. Blumenshine, Christina: Mulvane. Junior. Home Econom- ics Education. Bohn, Barbara K: Alta Vista. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Rohrer. Gloria J: Zenda. Freshman. Home- Economics. Boman, Linda D: Garden City. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. FIFTH ROW: Bordman, Janice E: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre- Secondary Education. Bordner. Betty k Sweeny. Tex.. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Bosley, Marie A: Grove. Freshman. General. Soughner, Carol Overland Park. Freshman. General. Bowers. Kathleen Mx Cuba. Sophomore. Physical Education. la 1 409 Ford Hall TOP ROW: Cavan, Jean 11 41: La Crone. Freshman, Psychology. Calvin. Mary L: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Chaffee, Nancy L: Prairie Village. Junior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Chapman, Carol S: Beatrice. Neb.. Freshman. Psychology. Chastain, Linda L: Shawnee. Freshman. General. SECOND ROW: Cheatum, Rebecca .1: Beloit. Freshman. General. Christensen. Deborah: Fremont. Neb.. Freshman. Journalism. Clark, Jeannie E: Wichita. Freshman. Music Education. Clark, Lucin• da 5: Hays. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Clark, Patricia J: Clay Center. Freshman. Psychology. THIRD ROW: Clark, Theresa J: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Coen, Patricia L Prairie Village. Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics Education. Cole, Joanne G: Manhattan. Freshman, Home Economics. Collier, Deborah J: Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Collier, Valerie L Alta Vista. Sophomore. General. • FOURTH ROW: Collinsworth, Crystal: Cottonwood Falls. Junior. Secondary Education. Conley. Vicky J: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Cook, Caron J: Leawood. Freshman. General. Cook. Kathleen A: Wichita. Senior. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Corpening, Susan 0: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. FIFTH ROW: Cory, Karen E: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Cramer, Elizabath k Shawnee. Freshman. History. Cramer, Sandra L: Mealy. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Crawford, Debra 1: Mission. Freshman. Mathematics. Creson• Marilyn K: Colby. Sopho- more. Business Administration. SIXTH ROW: Criger, Roxann: Howard. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Crispin. Mary C: Kansas City. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Crowe. Brenda G: Great Bend. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Cummings, Jean C: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. General. Daniels. Darlene R: Ellsworth. Freshman. General. SEVENTH ROW: David, Jody M: Dexter. Junior. Physical Education. De Grand, Patricia: Paola. Freshman. Home Economics. Debrkk, Karen 5: Paola. Freshman. General. Debrick, Nancy L: Paola. Fresh. man. General. Deegan, Sally A: Clay Center. Freshman. Music Education. EIGHTH ROW: Delich, Michele: Kansas City. Freshman. Journalism. Demuth, Carol J: Wright. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Deft- met, Charlene M: Houston. Tex.. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Olabal, Joan E Ellsworth. Freshman. Medical Technology. Downey, Barbara A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Home Economics, NINTH ROW: Drilling. Barbara J: Garden City. Junior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Dye, Cathy J: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Dykstra. Linda D: Atchison. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Earnest, Sheila Y: Russell, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. (berth, Sandra K: Baselior, Freshman. Clothing Retailing. BOTTOM ROW: Edwards. Cynthia L Topek a. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Edwards, Debra 1 Shawnee Mission. Freshman, Home Economics. Edwards. Sara L Coll eyville. Freshman. Clothing Retail- mg Elliott, Betty J: Augusta. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Educaton. Elliott. Retry 1 Wichita. Freshman. General. • C bar 410 Ford Hall TOP ROW: Elliott, Jacqueline A: Goodland. Freshman. General. Ells, Christine L. Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. Elsner, Deb- orah A: Excelsior Springs. Mo.. Junior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Emmerson, Jean E: Osborne. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Ewing, Joyce E: Manhattan. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. SECOND ROW: Fabac, Delores M: Kansas City. Freshman. Pre•Ele- mentary Education. Farber, Gloria k Derby. Junior. Elementary Education. Farley. Margaret k Leawood. Freshman. Clothing Retail- ing. Farrar, Kathryn I: Leawood. Freshman. Home Economics Edu- cation. Farrier, Linda Topeka. Freshman. Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Fill., Collette M: Junction City. Freshman. Pre-Sec- ondary Education. File, Judy J: Beloit. Freshman. General. Fischer, Charlotte A: Leah. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Fischer, Jerry k Wallace. Freshman. Home Economics. Fisher. Carol R: Bennington. Freshman. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Fitzsimmons, Jackie: Colby. Freshman. Speech Pathology and Audiology. Fletcher, Dianne I.: Beatrice. Neb.. Sopho- more. Clothing Retailing. Fogelberg, Dianne 1: Scandia. Sopho- more, Business Administration. Ford, Christina M: Mission. Fresh- man. Home Economics. Fowler, Vicky S: Centralia, Freshman. Pre. Secondary Education. FIFTH ROW: Franklin, Joyce M: Atwood. Senior. Elementary Educa- tion. Freeman, Sandra L Hutchinson. Freshman. Home Economics. Freeman, Valerie I.: Eureka. Junior. Retail Floriculture. Gabel, Bar- bara J: Kansas City. Freshman. Medical Technology. Gadotragoon, Sunni: Bangkok, Thailand. Graduate. Statistics. BOTTOM ROW: Garrison. Rhonda K: Salina. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Gaynor, Nancy 5: Ottawa. Freshman. Pre-Ele. mentary Education. Gelman. Jacquelyn L Conway. Freshman. Gen- eral. George, Cynthia: Emporia. Junior. Home Economics and Jour- nalism. Getman, Sara E: Kansas City, Mo.. Freshman. Geology. a t. A Prior to their floor ' s Christmas function, several ticipation of the coming event. Many of the girls Ford residents gather in front of the tree in an- on the floor exchange Christmas cards and gifts. 411 FOURTH ROW: Halderson, Karla C: Delphos. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Haley. Jane V: Centerville. Ind., Freshman. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Hall, Alison E: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Hall. Barbara J: Cedar Rap- ids. Iowa. Freshman. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Hal- lam, Carolyn .1: LaCrosse. Freshman. Psychology. FIFTH ROW: Harmon, Sue L Garden City. Freshman. Medical Tech- nology. Harvey, Jewel k Kansas City. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Hattrup• Rita M: Kinsley. Sophomore. General. Havel, Sherry It Agenda. Freshman. Pro-Elementary Education. Hawkins, Donna A: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. SIXTH ROW: Hayden, Susan D: Goodland. Sophomore. Modern Lan- guages. Hayes, Kathy J: Manhattan. Freshman. Psychology. Heath, Carolyn K: Alamota. Sophomore. Psychology. Heaton, Cheryl C: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Hefner. Sydney L: Santa Anna. Calif.. Freshman. Art. SEVENTH ROW: Haidebreeht, Peggy 0: Junction City. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Heikki, Linda M: Spearville. Sopho- more. Medical Technology. Henderson. Debra k Kansas City. Fresh- man. Home Economics. Hang, Karen 5: Liberal. Freshman. Home Economics. Hang, Sharon K: Liberal. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. EIGHTH ROW: Henry, Pamela Ft Springfield. N.J.. Sophomore. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Hentzler, Jane 5: Eskridge. Freshman. Home Economics. Herbers, Marieta F: Rose Hilt Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics Education. Hertel. Diane 5: Ness City. Freshman, landscape Architecture. Haler, Joan A: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. NINTH ROW: Hibbs. Marcia J: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Hildwein, Mary A: Plainville. Junior. Foods and Nutrition. Hill. Jennifer 1: Rushton. Sophomore. Modern Languages. Hires, Deborah D. Overland Park. Freshman. Physical Therapy. HoeIgen, Karen L Topeka. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Holaway, Barbara K: San Francisco. Freshman. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Holm, Dorothy K: White City. Freshman. Pre- Secondary Education. Holmes. Susan G Kansas City. Mo.. Fresh- man. Home Economics. Hood, Paula K: Liberal. Freshman. Business Administration. Hoover. Sheryl C: Chapman, Freshman. General. Ford Hall TOP ROW: Cigar, Alice J: Elmdale. Sophomore. Art. Gillen. Judy A: Kingman. Senior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. GIWand, Jean I: Olathe. Freshman. Home Economics. Gilmore, Carol J: Law- rence. Senior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Givens, Joyt M: Milwaukee. Wis.. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: Cocker, Jane G St. Marys. Junior. Psychology. GOON- Mg. Rebekah: Moundridge. Freshman. Biological Sciences. Golub. Marlene k Manhattan. Junior. Modern Languages. Goss, Rita J: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Law. Green, Kim D Leon. Freshman. Dietet- ics and Institutional Management. THIRD ROW: Grier. Marsha S: Topeka. Freshman. Physical Educa- tion. Grill. Kathy 1: Leawood. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Grothusen, Jean E: Ellsworth. Freshman. Family and Child Develop- ment. Gruber, Janice 5: Salina, Freshman. Pre-Secondary Educa- tion Goldner. Valory A: Syracuse. Freshman. Mathematics. a A t 1 et. 412 Ford Hall TOP ROW: Hopkins, Janet L Benton. Freshman. Physical Education. Hoppe. Valerie 0: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Horton, Chat- ty L: Prairie Village. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Hotter- man, Kathleen A: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Family and Child De- velopment. Howard, Christine E: Topeka. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: Howland. Margaret 1.: Wichita. Freshman. General. Hubbard, V alerie Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Educa- tion. Huck. Mary C: Coldwater, Sophomore. Pr•Veterinary Medi- cine. Hund, Cecelia Paxico. Freshman. Speech. Hund. Martina A: Paxico. Freshman. Medical Technology. THIRD ROW: Hutsell, Nancy A: Overland Park. Freshman. Home Economics. Iceland. Jan E: Leawood. Freshman. General. Irwin, Joan E Wichita. Freshman, General. Ives, Linda A: Hill City. Fresh- man. Home Economics Education. Jackson. Mary T: Junction City. Freshman, Business Administration. aa2 ti FOURTH ROW: Jacobs, Karen L: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Jaques, Karen S: Wichita, Freshman. Foods and Nutrition. Jespersen, Sandra L: Morristown. N.J.. Sophomore. Home Econom- ics Education. Johnson, Deanne Salina. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Johnston, Bar : Blue Rapids. Junior. Elementary Education. FIFTH ROW: Jones. Paula Brewster. Junior. Family and Child Development. Kalousek, Patrice L: Kansas City, Freshman. General. Kelley, Ma ry B: Clifton. Freshman, Veterinary Medicine. Kettannan, Deborah L Col leyvillt Junior. Family and Child Development. Kid- well Janet E Enterprise, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. SIXTH ROW: KIllgore, Mary k Iola. Provisional. Foods and Nutrition. Klein, Beverly 5: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Klenke, Brenda 5: Spearville. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Kletchka, Catherine L: Horton. Junior, Modern Languages. Kletchka, Gall k Wichita. Freshman, Psychology. SEVENTH ROW: Knight. Cynthia E Burr Oak. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Kossyk, Ma A: Kansas City. Sophomore. Psychology. Kossyk, Irene B: Kansas City. Senior. Political Science. Kozeny. Kimberly Neodesha, Freshman. Home Economics Education. Kratky, Mary T: Manhattan. Freshman, Physical Education. EIGHTH ROW: Krueger, Pamela S: Manhattan, Freshman. Pre-Veter- inary Medicine. Kruse. Karen it Waterville. Junior. Pr•Nursing. Kruse, Mary E Watervi lle. Freshman, Pre-Nursing. Kuhn. Mary L: Russell. Freshman, General. Kuhn. Niki L: Hope. Freshman. General. NINTH ROW: Kurtenbach. Teresa J: Herington. Freshman. Home Economics. Lamb, Linda E Topeka. Freshman. Agriculture. Larson. Donna ht Atchison. Senior. Elementary Education. Unwell, Debra J: Emmett. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Lasswell, Glenda Em- mett. Junior. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Latham. Lila J: Wetmore. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Lalsehar, Margaret B: Kinston. Freshman. Mu- sic. Lebold, Shirley J: Lawson. Mo.. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Legg, Cheryl A: Osborne. Freshman. Medical Technology. Lehr. Kar- en C: Manhattan. Freshman. Humanities. I, , ---, , ,,, , ... ,, 1 AA 413 Ford Nall Governing Board — TOP ROW: Virginia K. Vanis. Evelyn A. Rock. Louise D. Rieke. Nancy E. Schneider. Shirley J. Lebold. Judy M. Barnett. Linda L. Witmer. Marieta F. Harbors. Billie P. Blumen. shine. Rhonda K. Garrison. Rita J. Campbell. Mary J. Sixta. Janet J. Veltman. SECOND ROW: Nancy S. Gaynor. Susan Hayden. Catherine Kletchka. Sharon K. Heng. Carrie A. Bleam. Jan C. Wahl. Sharon K. Ross. BOTTOM ROW: Melanie J. Oblak. Patricia L. Coen. Lynda J. Tunison, Jean E. Emmerson. Shelley J. Mays. Jeanette I. Wurtz. Ford Hall TOP ROW! LeVett, Victoria A: Junction City. Freshman. Speech Path. ology and Audiology. Lewis. Lynette: Emporia. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Lewis, Patricia J: Lincoln. Neb.. Fresh- man. Medi cal Technology. Lindeman. Donna 5: Springfield. Mo.. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Littler, Kathryn M: Cottonwood. Sopho- more. Family and ChildDaveloPment • SECOND ROW: Lloyd. Judith I.: McPherson. Junior. Home Econom- ics Education. Lohrey, Susan J: LaCrosse. Freshman. Biological Sci- ence. Loucks. Betty L: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Luck, Joyce k Lincoln. Freshman. Home Economics. Lukert, Dolores A: Sa- betha. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. THIRD ROVE: Lundstrom, Donna K: McPherson. Sophomore. Gener- al. Maike, Lynette 5: Alma. Freshman. Family and Child Develop- ment. Mann, Mary E: Toronto. Freshman. Home Economics. Mar- shall, Joann: Prairie Village. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Marshall, Kathleen D:Mayetta. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Marti, Sharon A: Bern. Sophomore. Elementary Edu- cation. Mania. Elena I.: Overland Park. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Masehoff. Marsha J: Newton. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Mason, Martha J: Hopkins. Minn.. Freshman. Home Economics. Mason, Nancy R: Leawood. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. BOTTOM ROW: Masonbrink, Mary J: Manhattan. Freshman, Pre- Business Education. Mathews, Krlsti L: Sharon. Freshman. General. Matson, Jensil M: Clifton. Senior. Family and Child Development. Mattson, Judith A: Boulder. Colo.. Freshman. Home Economics. Mays. Shelley J: Buffalo. N.Y.. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Ai 14,0 , , e— i 414 EIGHTH ROW: Nelson, Marcia E: Horton. Sophomore. General. Hole ten, Unda K: Smith Center. Junior. Microbiology. Neuforth, Unda E: Great Bend. Junior. Family and Child Development. Nevins, Cath- leen A: Cherry Hill, N.J.. Senior, Foods and Nutrition. Newell. Marlys G: Stafford. Freshman. Art. NINTH ROW: Nickell, Nancy R: Prairie Village. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Hyaena, Nancy L: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elemenlary Education. Oberle. Kathleen A: Claflin. Freshman. General. Ochs, Mary J: Hoisington. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. °lender. Karen 11: Wichita. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Orear. Kathy L: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Orth. Amy E Hutchinson. Sophomore. Pre-Pharmacy. Osbum, Julieanne: Topeka. Senior. Dietetics and Institutional Man. agement. Often, Toni I.: Wichita. Freshman. Biological Sciences. Owens. Betty J: Frankfort. Sophomore. PrePharmacy. Ford Hall TOP ROW: McCaig, Kerry A: Topeka. Freshman. Physical Education. McClelland, Sandra: Mission. Freshman. Humanities. McClelland, Tamara K: Topeka. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. McCobb, Caro- lyn A: Russell. Freshman. General. McCown, Connie L: Overland Park. Freshman. Physical Education. SECOND ROW: McDonald. Gretchen A: Manhattan. Freshman. Gen- eral. McGinn, Deborah L: Sedgwick, Freshman. General. McGrew, Teresa L: Herington, Freshman. General. McGuire, Rhonda R: Liber- al. Freshman. Home Economics. McKee, Marsha C: Colby. Fresh- man. General. THIRD ROW: McKim. Kathleen D: Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. McPherson, Kathleen E: Melouth. Sophomore. Pre- Secondary Education. McReynolds, Marilyn: Burlington. Freshman. Home Economics. Mein. Diane E: Leavenworth. Sophomore. Foods and Nutrition. Meinhardt, Karen L: Paxico. Freshman. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. FOURTH ROW: Meyers. Phyllis I: Kansas City. Junior. Home Eco- nomics Education. Miles. Mary L: Atchison. Sophomore. Psycholo- gy. Milisap. MIchlle M: Wichita. Freshman. General. Mingle, Marsha I.: Guymon. Okla.. Junior. Home Economics Education. Mitchell. Glenda A: Solomon. Freshman. General. FIFTH ROW: Mitchell, Karen L: Republic. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Moffitt, Nancy J: Topeka. Freshman. Horticulture. Moore, Margaret E: Overland Park, Freshman. Home Economics. Moravec, Patricia k Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. Morgan, Bonnie I.: Dwight. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. SIXTH ROW. Morris, Catherine B: Minneapolis. Sophomore. Pre- Elementary Education. Moyer, Shirley M: Lakin. Sophomore. Ac- counting. Mudge. Barbara E St. Paul. Minn.. Junior. Family and Child Development. Muir, Betty J: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. Musselman, Kathryn J: Ness City. Junior. Home Eco- nomics Education. SEVENTH ROW: Myers, Lynda E: Manhattan. Freshman. PrePtar- macy. Nannings, Patricia A: Colorado Springs. Colo.. Freshman. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Neaderhiser, Diane R: Longford. Freshman. General. Nelson. Debra K: Great Bend. Fresh- man. Pre-Dentistry. Nelson, Kathryn L: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Q 4 1 a 415 sui Ford Hall TOP ROW. Page, Kathryn J: Wichita. Freshman. Prellementary Education. Parrish. Suzanne: Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Patterson, Martha J: Kansas City. Junior. Home Econom- ics Education. Patton, Sally E: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Peake, Joyce J: Wichita. Junior. Sociology. SECOND ROW: Peters. Dana P. Lehigh. Freshman. Psychology. Pe- tenon, Anne P: Belvue. Freshman. General. Peterson. Debra .1: Solo- mon. Freshman. General. Peterson. keno C: Tonganoxie. Fresh- man. Business Administration. Pickett Nancy J: Wichita. Freshman. Family and Child Development. THIRD ROY. ' Pickrel, Marilyn F: Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Plerpont, Colleen L: Wichita. Freshman. General. Pleschl, Sandra E: Minneapolis. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Potenskl, Peggy k Clay Center. Freshman, Home Economics. Propp, Cynthia A: Wichi- ta. Freshman. A ' 4 ill AL FIFTH ROW: Raple, Kathleen A: Mt. Hope. Sophomore, Pre.Nursing. Rasmussen, Lisa P: Feasterville. Pa.. Freshman. Home Economics, Reeve. Laurie L Garden City. Freshman. Art. Rebels, Rebecca C: Wichita. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Relfschinider, Vicki: La Cross. Freshman. General. SIXTH ROW: Reimer, Cynthia K: St. Marys. Freshman. General. Rein, Patricia A: Russell. Freshman. Pre.Elementary Education. Rewerts, Janet M: Stafford. Freshman. Home Economics. Richards, Jean L Falun. Freshman. Home Economics. Richardson, Janet L: Shawnee. Junior. Elementary Education. SEVENTH ROW. Rieke, Louise 0: Kansas City. Senior. Accounting. Roberts. Belinda L: Wichita. Freshman. History. Robinson. Melanie C: Wichita. Freshman. General. Roby, Carol A: Wichita. Freshman, Physical Education. Rock. Carolyn A: Derby. Freshman. Home Economics. EIGHTH ROW: Rock, Evelyn A: Derby. Junior. Elementary Education. RoNthill, Rochelle: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Rohr, Shelia M: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Rolls. Kay H: Hays. Freshman. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Rose. Joyce A: Olathe. Freshman. General. NINTH ROW: Rose. Nancy E: Kiowa. Freshman, General. Ross. Shar- on K: Wichita. Sophomore. Computer Science. Rusk Karla 5: Abp. lent Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Rope, Pamela L: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre.Elementary Education. Sackrider, Deborah G: Topeka. Freshman. PreSecondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Sams, Kandy L: Overland Park. Sophomore. Home Economics Education Sandow, Christine L Hope. Freshman. Cloth- ing Retailing. Sanko, Carolyn M: Spearville. Sophomore. Pre•Sec- ondary Education. Scarborough, Vicki B: Prairie Village. Freshman. General. Schebor, Vicky 5: Junction City. Freshman. Home Economics. FOURTH ROW Puttroff, Marcia L Goodland. Freshman. Pro-Ele- mentary Education. Rehberg. Cheryl R: Topeka. Freshman. General. Rabe, Penny R: St. Francis. Freshman, Home Economics. Ramsdale, Jean M: Murdock. Freshman. Physical Science. Ranallo. Patricia L Leawood. Freshman. General. 2.4 6 a • 1 , 416 Ford Hall TOP ROW: Schneider, Nancy E: Wakeeney. Sophomore. Mathemat- ics. Schuler, Theresa J: Ness City. Freshman. Psychology. Schu- macher, Malin A: Greal Bend. Freshman. Psychology. Scritchfield, Connie: Topeka. Junior. Family and Child Development. Sock, Bar- bara L. Hutchinson. Junior. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Seelig, Rebecca A: Wichita. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Selbel, Margaret L Overland Park. Freshman. Journalism. Shadoin, Doris K: Gardner. Freshman. Home Economics. Shahan, Shorty J: Herington. Freshman. General. Shanks, Anna M: Colum- bus. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. THIRD ROW: Shaw, Sandra L: Topeka. Freshman. Home Economics. Shepard. Kathleen C: Albuquerque. N.M.. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Shively, Donna J: Chanute. Junior. Secondary Education. Slier, Debra L: Wells. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Simmons. Janet L: Wichita. Sophomore. General. FOURTH ROW: Sista, Mary J: Kansas City. Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics. Slaughter, Itah M: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Sloan, Marla A: Norton. Freshman. Pee-Secondary Education. Smi- ley, Karen L: Overland Park. Freshman. Anthropology. Smith, Bren- da L: Leoti. Freshman, Mathematics. BOTTOM ROW: Smith, Carol E: St. Louis. Mo.. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Smith, Cynthia K: Goodland. Fresh- man. Physical Therapy. Smith, Janet It: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Smith, Judy I.: Kansas City. Freshman. Physical Educa- tion. Smith. Kathleen L: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Kenny Ford looks on while the residents of Ford to President Nixon. Inside, the card contained hall sign a mammoth Christmas card which was sent a bag of gifts including a purple and white tie. 417 Ford Hall TOP ROW: Smith. Sheryl D: Overland Park. Freshman. Home Economics. Snook, Julane R: Cheney. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Soderberg, Linda 5: Overland Park. Freshman. Biologi- cal Science. Sontag, Theresa J: Derby, Freshman. General. Spear. Patricia E: Arkansas City. Freshman. English. SECOND ROW: Spehar, Patricia A: Kansas City. Freshman. General. Srisuthep, Rujira: Plod. Thailand. Graduate. Family and Child De- velopment. Stoats, Connie L: Liberal. Freshman. Business Adminis- !ration. Stanard, Linda L: Kansas City. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Stanley. Judy M: Blue Rapids. Freshman. Journalism. THIRD ROW: Starosta. Janke K: Malvern. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Steele. Marcia K: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Stepan- iak, Lanita M: Kansas City. Freshman. Modern Languages. Sterbent, Wanda LI El Dorado. Freshman. Dietetics and Institutional Manage- ment. Stevens, Sharon J: Great Bend. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Stewart, Laura A: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educat ion. Stinson, Joyce L: Ottawa. Junior. Secondary Education. Stitt. Susan G: Salina. Freshman. Physical Education. Stoecker. Marianne 1.: Oakley, Freshman. Business Administration. Stramel, Susan R: Hays. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Management. FIFTH ROW: Struby, Mane M: Leawood. Freshman. Business Admin. ' Waken. Stuart, Kay E: Blue Rapids. Junior. Psychology. Suhm, Sal- ly B: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Surber, Madge R: Eureka. Freshman. Pre•Secondary Education. Swanson, Lyla .1: Frankfort, Freshman. Pre-Nursing. SIXTH ROW: Tarn. Edna T: White Plains. N.Y.. Senior. Biological Science. Taylor. Mina A: Wichita. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Taylor, Georgia A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Home Economics. Tay- lor, Jan L Kansas City. Freshman. General. Tebo, Susan M: Pier- mont. N.Y.. Junior. Home Economics Education. SEVENTH ROW: Thixten,Paula 5: Atchison. Senior. Elementary Edu- cation. Thomas. Lucinda A: Salisbury. Md.. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Thurston. Rita M: Cottonwood Falls. Junior. Family and Child Development. Tien, Karen J: Topeka. Freshman, Pre•Phar- macy. TIllberg, Janet E: Salina. Freshman. Home Economics. EIGHTH ROW: Trent, Cynthia Y: Pullman. Wash.. Freshman. Modern Languages. Triplett, Claudia K: Troy. Freshman. Home Economics. Tucker. Phyllis E Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. Tunir son, Lynda J: Manhattan. Junior. Pre-Elementary Education. Turn- bull. Jane A: Wichita. Freshman. General. NINTH ROW: Turner, Mists L: Nickerson. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Tyson. Laura L: Manhattan. Junior. Modern Languages. Ullubandh, Phoonswatd: Thailand. Graduate. Foods and Nutrition. Unruh. Deb- orah L: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Van Loaner, Linda 5: Prairie View. Freshman. Home Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Vandals. Linda D: Spring Hill. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Yank, Virginia K: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Vaughan. Linda K: Atchison. Senior. Elementary Education. WM- avers, Debra 5: Wichita. Freshman. Zoology. Wittman. Janet J: Dodge City. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. a I A I C - . : 1 rw 410 418 Sunday evenings. Derby Food Center shuts down its cokes a different change. Sunday evening dinners kitchen lines and Ford residents find pizza and may also be spent in a neighboring restaurant. Ford Hall TOP ROW: Vetter. Ardella K Beloit. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Vining, Mary K: Horton. Sophomore. General. Volker, Linda A: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Wagner, Wanda J: Hoismg. ton. Freshman. Business Administration. Wahl. Jan C: Valley Cen- ter. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: Watson. Judith J: Atchison. Junior. Modern Lan- guages. Wedel. Deckle J: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Weir. Dixie Geuda Springs. Junior. Secondary Educa- tion. West, Pamela S: Howard. Freshman. Home Economics. Wheel- er, Barbara S: Shawnee. Freshman. Speech. THIRD ROW: White, Marcia 5: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education White, Term L: Caldwell. Freshman. Physical Education. Wilkins, Debora A: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Williams, Janet K: Coffeyville. Freshman. Home Economics. Wilson, Bemis J: La Crosse. Freshman. Pathology. FOURTH ROW: Willa, Kristin K: Paola. Freshman. Journalism. Will- mar, Linda L: Cleveland. Ohio. Sophomore. Pre•Veterinary Medi- cine. WoMk, Cynthia S: Russell. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Wommack, Patricia A: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Wood, Linda D: Overland Park. Freshman. Home Economics. FIFTH ROW: Wooster, Phyllis K: Topeka. Freshman. Clothing Retail- ing. Wright, Kathryne E. St. Marys. Freshman. General. Wurtz, Je- anette I: Clifton. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Wyand, Barbara C: Manhattan. Freshman. Biological Science. Yoder, Cyn- thia A: Wichita. Freshman. Journalism. BOTTOM ROW: Young, Christine L: Junction City. Freshman. Pre- Secondary Education. Unimak, Karen k Shawnee Mission. Fresh- man. Humanities. Zeman, Debra A: Russell, Freshman. Pathology. Zerbe, Linda K: Solomon. Junior. Home Economics Education. Zopf, Marleann: Commack. N.Y.. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 111 419 GOODNOW HALL You be good ... now! .. Presnal, hang in there ... Candlelit coffee houses in the basement ... Puerto Ri• can Pecan .. Like WOW!!! ... Spending Saturday afternoons roller skating and returning with a crush on the little boy who skated with you .. Omega beatings ... Remember the log! ... Star Trek, Channel 12, 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday ... Solid .. With kickball and volleyball championships going to second floor, they ' ve only just begun! ... Secret Santas and Pumpkin Pals ... You will be involved! ... Jive time . And didn ' t EVEN kiss him!!! ... Bird ... SA escorting Art the Maintenance Man to Christmas din- ner at Kramer ... Scotty ' s place... Freshmen Council: Goodnow ' s own idea for helping their freshmen get in- volved ... Spacey ... Burgundy Cherry and Chocolate Cheesecake ice cream cones at Baskin-Robbins ... Shapes ... You ' ve always had it in you. We just bring it out ... Hey Boss! @ Captain America and his sidekick ... Be kind to animals week Goodnow hall TOP ROW: Abbott, Rochelle 5: Glasco. Sophomore. General. Abrams. Connie M: Arkansas City. Freshman. Pre-Business Educa- tion. Adams, Deborah K: Kingman. Freshman. Accounting. Adams, Victoria A: Leawood. Freshman. General. Alexander, Sharlene A: Burlington. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Allen, Sheryl L: Boulder. Colo.. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Allying. Susan C: Riley. Freshman. Music Education. Andersen, Seen J: Liberal. Junior. Clothing Re- tailing. Anderson, Donna lb Hugoton. Sophomore. Speech. Ander- son, Kathleen 5: Topeka. Sophomore. General. THIRD ROW: Apollo, Patricia A: Fredonia. Freshman. Home Eco. nomics. Appleman, Ykki J: Abilene. Sophomore. Mathematics. Ar- chibald, Becky 5: Manhattan. Freshman. Accounting. Arm-stead, Sue E: Ozawkie. Sophomore. Physical Education. Atwood, Judy K: Esbon. Sophomore. Accounting. FOURTH ROW: Atwood, Marilyn J: Lebanon. Junior. Family and Child Development. Avery, Elizabeth It Abilene. Freshman. Pre- Secondary Education. Baker. Mary A: Edwardsville. Junior. Home Economics and Journalism. Baker, Sally A: Salina. Freshman. Math- ematics. Barber, Deborah: Anthony. Freshman. Mathematics. FIFTH ROW: Barnard, Suzanne I: Wichita. Freshman. English. Barnes, Linda E: Sauna. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Bar- row. Sharon L: Mayetta. Senior. Dietetics and Institutional Manage- ment. Bartcaux, Jacquelyn: Webb City. Mo.. freshman. Biochemis- try. Bawl!. Sheryl J: Sharon Springs. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Bateman, Linda S: Chester. Pa.. Junior. Physical Education. Batterman, Sandra It Marysville. Sophomore. Medical Technology. Bell, Mary 5: Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Freshman. AnthrO. pology. Bennett, Carol A: Seneca. Junior. Speech Pathology and Audiology. Bethke. Nancy A: Stuttgart. Freshman. Modern Languages. ast a 420 Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: Blasted°id, Diana K: Russell. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Bishop, Rebecca A: Kansas City. Junior. Pre-Nursing. Blackwell, Barbara K: Medicine Lodge. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Blaich, Kathy L: Prairie Village. Freshman. Home Economics. Blanks. Saundra E Kansas City. Freshman. History. SECOND ROW: Blanton, Lauada 5: Poplar Bluff. Mo.. Graduate. Journalism. Blecha, Nancy E: Belleville . Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Mocha, Voles A: Munden. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Flodmer, Nancy M: Abilene. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Borden, Carole G: Kansas City. Sophomore. History. THIRD ROW: Boss. Janet E Marysville, Freshman. General. Boyd, Brenda 5: Little River. Freshman. General. Brelsford, Julie Ge Over- land Park. Sophomore. Psychology. Bremenkamp, Charlotte: Col- by. Junior. Housing and Eouipment. Brown, Emily C: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. FOURTH ROW: Banes, Elizabeth A: Fargo. N.D.. Freshman. Speech Pathology and Audiology. Vickie 0: Wichita, Senior. Cloth- ing Retailing. Bush. Leanne: Ottawa. Freshman. Biological Science. Busse, Beverly J: Bird City. Junior. Home Economics Education. Butler. Joyce L: Ulysses. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. FIFTH ROW: Eyler, Janet la Hays. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Campbell. Cecilia A: Topeka. Sophomore. Journalism. Carina Coro Me J: Liberal. Freshman, Political Science. Carpenter. Susan J: Louisburg. Junior, Music Education. Carrico, Yvonne 0: Richardson. Tex.. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. SIXTH ROW: Carter, Randle L: Wellington. Freshman. Physical Ther- apy. Castaneda, Rosalind: Junction City. Sophomore. Pre-Second- ary Education. Castle, Lana It Wichita. Sophomore. Speech. ChM- oaks, Marcy E Munden, Freshman. Mathematics. Champ. Emma J: Goddard, Sophomore, Speech Pathology and Audiology. SEVENTH ROW: Chapin, Mary E: Toronto. Canada. Freshman. Home Economics. Charles, Charlotte R: Topeka. Junior, Elementary Edu- cation. Christy, Alice A: Scott City. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Clark, Jennifer G: Newton. Freshman. Music Education. Clayton, Cheryl A: Perkins. Okla.. Sophomore. Psychology. EIGHTH ROW: Cochran, Marilyn Ch Oberlin. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Coker, Mary G: Manhattan. Sophomore. Physi- cal Education. Collins. Carolyn J: Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Condray, Linda M: Perry. Freshman. General. Conrad, Rebecca J: Clay Center. Sophomore. General. NINTH ROW: Cooper. Linda M: Leavenworth. Freshman. Physical Education. Cortiana. Beverly A: Maysville. Freshman. Mathematics. Cotton, Janet E Topeka. Senior. Speech. Cox, Marjorie Tb Center- ville. Iowa. Sophomore. Humanities. Crandall, Pamela 5: Ellsworth. Sophomore. Psychology. BOTTOM ROW: Creighton, Gwendolyn: Leavenworth. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Crider, Carol L: Junction City. Fresh- man. Psychology. Cross, Charlotte J: Lewis. Junior. Family and Child Development. Cross, Margaret I: Lewis. Junior. Clothing Re- tailing. Crow. Elizabeth A: Bennington. Freshman. Speech. ...,..r...., 1 bra 9 ; r tit • 6.44 021 FIFTH ROW: Elder, Carla J: Kingman. Freshman. Biological Science. Ellis, Barbara J: Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. En. gelhardt, Susan K: Abilene. Sophomore. Art. Erb, Unda 5: Bison. Sophomore. Physical Education. Euthon, Dayna R: Maysville. Fresh- man, Speech Pathology and Audiology. SIXTH ROW: Evans, Deborah A: Marysville. Freshman. History. Ever- 1st, Dianne Pit Sioux City. Iowa. Sophomore. Family and Child Devel- opment. Ewing, Donna F: Topeka. Senior. Family and Child Develop- ment. Fedell. Anne 5: Sterling. Mass.. Freshman. Pre•Elementary Education. Fellman, Carol 5: Osage City. Junior. Secondary Education. SEVENTH ROW: Ferguson. Luann M: Manhattan. Freshman. Politi- cal Science. Fisher, Gladys F: Kansas City. Sophomore, Physical Education. Fleischmann, Dorinda: Osborne. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Foss, Barbara C: Edmond. Freshman, Home Economics. Fowler, Kimberly 5: Hutchinson. Junior. Business Administration. EIGHTH ROW: Fox, Monica M: Girard. Freshman. Physical Educa- tion. Fritz, Janis L Medicine Lodge, Sophomore. Speech Pathology and Audiology. Fuger. Judy la Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Gadbery, Janet E: Leawood. Freshman, Family and Child Development. Gant:. Barbara E Marion. Sophomore. Speech. Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: Dalton, Christina A: Wichita. Freshman. Psychology. Dar- ling, Lynnettte M: Salina. Junior. Computer Science. Davis. his E: Lamed. Sophomore. Medical Technology. Davis. Sindra 5: Red Oak. Iowa. Freshman. Psychology. Deese. Deborah J: Lamed. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Degnan, Yvonne L: Goodland. Freshman, Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Despard . Susan 8: Whitewater. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Detwiler, Dixie L: Athol. Junior. Speech Path- ology and Audiology. Dickerson. Jerolyn Ia Merriam. Freshman. Physical Education. Dickson, Linda K: Leavenworth. Freshman. General. THIRD ROW: Dletz, Ruth A: Goodland. Freshman. Social Science. Dahl, Marjorie E: Sylvan Grove. Senior. Family and Child Develop- ment. Duffey, Deanna J: Colby. Sophomore. Physical Education. Duggan. Lynn J: Alma, Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Dumper, Diane L: Russell. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. FOURTH ROW: Dunn, Judith k Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. tarp, Pamela Al Topeka. Sophomore. Psychology. Eddy. Deborah J: Marysville. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Eddy, Pamela J: Marysville. Freshman. Home Economics. Edge- comb, Kathryn A: Lincoln. Neb.. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. a e - NINTH ROW: Gaunt, Jean A: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Clothing Re. tailing. Gebhard. Mary C: Long Island. Junior. Art. Gersbacher, Joan: .1:16La Cape Girardeau. Mo.. Freshman. Art. Clanger, Gwyn A: St. Francis. Junior. Elementary Education. Glace. Ardis A: Oneida. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. y yr BOTTOM ROW: Glotzbach, Christine: Leavenworth. Freshman. (co- nomicS. Gotha. Susan R: Houston. Tex., Freshman, Home Econom- ics. Greenlee, Nancy K: Scott City, Sophomore. General. Craning 1., Karen 5: Kansas City. Freshman, Physical Education. Guilfoyle, Enz. bath: Abilene. Sophomore. Sociology. 422 Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: Guyton„ Vicki B: Independence. Mo.. Freshman. General. Habiger, Jane E: Bushton. Junior. Journalism. Hall, Felicia E: White City. Sophomore. Psychology. Hall, Karen L: Kansas City. Sopho- more. Pre-Nursing. Hamilton, Leslie I: Leavenworth. Freshman. Art. SECOND ROW: Harder. Polly S: Hanover. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Harding, Kay E Stockton. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Hargadine, Betty L: Chase. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Bettina, Handl K: Wichita. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Han nest Diane 5: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. THIRD ROW: Hart, Julia Fb Garden City. Sophomore. History. Hart. nett, Gerry A: Zenith. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Hartshorne, Susan J: Homewood, III.. Freshman. Social Science. Hayes, Sharon A: Deerfield. Ill.. Freshman. Journalism. Haynes, Ja• din 5: Smith Center. Freshman, Journalism. BOTTOM ROW: Hein, Marilyn A: Andate. Senior. Accounting. Hell- met, Annette FA: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Accounting Henry. Jennifer J: Sterling. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Hether- ington, Cheryl 0: Shawnee Mission. Senior. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Howson, Roberta D: Larned. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Goodnow Hall Governing Board — TOP ROW: Noreen P. Kiess. Judy K. Atwood. Janet E. Ilull. Annette M. Hetimer. Laurna J. Champ. Beverly J. Roop. Kathleen A. Scanlon. Susan J. Carpenter. Mary E. Meyer. Rita A. Streit. Karen L. Hall. Carol L. Crider. SECOND ROW: Mary C. Parrish. Katherine Jaderborg. Felicia E. Hall. Stephanie M. Branca. THIRD ROW: Rozanne S. Slonecker. Linda G. Peterson. Bev. erly J. Busse. Barbara J. Sargent. BOTTOM ROW: Jolene A. Marmit- e,. Emma J. Piper. 423 FIFTH ROW- Johnston. Nancy J: Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre-Ele. montary Education. Jones, Margaret S: Bevinsville, Ky.. Junior. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Jones. Valerie A: Washington. Freshman. Pre. Elementary Education. Kalived., Marla J: Concordia. Freshman. Mathematics. Karl, Rebecca R: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. SIXTH ROW: Kasdorf, Nancy R: Wichita. Freshman. Computer Sci- ence. Kasai, Deborah K: Hesston. Freshman. General. Arlene S: Newton. Sophomore. Physical Education. Keam, Jane E Aurora. Freshman. General. Kelley. Kathleen S: Seabrook. Tex.. Freshman. Home Economics. SEVENTH ROW: Kelly, Patricia k Topeka. Sophomore, Home Eco- nomics and Journalism. Kopko. Karen S: Manhattan. Freshman, Home Economics. Kippes, Marsha J: Ellis. Freshman. General. Kis- singer. Barbee E Ottawa. Freshman. Sociology. Klemme. MarNyn: Topeka, Freshman. Social Science. EIGHTH ROW. Kling, Sandra L: Lenexa. Sophomore. General. Klima- per, Margaret J: Owego. N.Y.. Junior. Elementary Education. Knight, Dianna 5: Caldwell. Sophomore. Medical Technology. Knupp, Jan F: Lamed. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Koehler, Beverly M: Clay Center. Neb.. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. NINTH ROW: Kohler, Kathy K: White City. Sophomore. Political Sci- ence. Konantz, Deborah J: Ft. Scott. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Kintner. Linda B: Murdock. Freshman. Computer Sci- ence. Koudele, Colleen H: Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Kratky, Rose M: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. BOTTOM ROW. Krehbiel, Delia L: Medicine Lodge. Freshman. Physi- cal Therapy. Lacey. Jean D: Lawrence. Freshman. Pre.Nursing. Lange. Susan M: Marysville. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Lantz, Linda 0: Tecumseh. Sophomore. Music Education. Larsen. Karen J: Topeka. Freshman. General. Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: Higbee, Nancy I.: Shawnee. Sophomore. Music. Hill, Pamela G: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Hodgson, Melinda L: Little River. Freshman. General. Hodgson, Median. 5: Lit- tle River. Freshman. General. Hofer, JoAnn: Cedar. Junior. Psychology. SECOND ROW: Holcom, Joyce E Gypsum. Freshman. General. Hoo• ver, Rhonda L: Downs. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Hor- ton, Jacalyn J: Emporia, Freshman. Political Science. Howe, Bar- bara K: Rock Falls. III.. Sophomore. Art. Howell. Nancy E: Wichita. Sophomore. General. THIRD ROW. Hoyt, Mary R: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. Hunnicutt, Diane V: Wichita. Sophomore. General. Husni. Cynthia: Mendham. N.J.. Sophomore. General. Ingram, Pamela 5: Galena. Senior. Computer. Science. kern, Jane M: Ellinwood. Freshman. Economics, FOURTH ROW: Jacobson, Kari k Overland Park. Freshman. Pre- Secondary Education. Jantz, Karen S: McPherson. Junior. Elemen- tary Education. Jarred, Carol L: Manhattan. Junior. Computer Sci• ence. Jennison, Sharlin K: Latham. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Edu• cation. Johnson, Emilie A: Topeka. Sophomore, Biological Sciences. 424 First day in the dorm is spent unpacking luggage and boxes and hoping to discover hidden nooks and crannies for all the little extras. Next thing on the agenda is usually adding home improvements. Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: Larson. Joyce k Leonardville. Junior. Physical Educa- tion. Larson. Mary N: Jamestown. Freshman. Retail Floriculture. Leathers. Paula IA: Prairie Village. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Lemke, Rita E Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Lenz. Janke 0: Ellis. Senior. History. SECOND ROW: Levene, Elyse B: Prairie Village. Junior. Physical Therapy. Levin, Carol A: Kensington. Freshman. General. Lind, San- dra M: Birdsboro. Pa.. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Under, Judy K: Abilene. Freshman. Pre•Secondary Education. little, KrDB A: Marysville. Freshman. Family and Child Development. THIRD ROW: LongbIne, Nancy J: Leawood. Sophomore. General. Lord, Barbara L: Mission. Freshman. General. LoverIdge, Debra J: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Lowery. Denise E: Overland Park. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Wadies Mary C: Herkimer. Freshman. General. FOURTH ROW: Lunn, Nancy M: Marysville. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics Education. Lustgarten, Sharon R: Overland Park. Sopho- more. Pre-Secondary Education. Mahn. Deborah L: Mission, Fresh- man. Pre-Elementary Education. Monism ' s, Marjorie A: Shawnee Mission. Senior. Physical Education. Mancini, Alexis Pk Jackson Heights. N.Y.. Junior. Mathematics. FIFTH ROW: Mangan, Mary k Liberty. N.Y.. Freshman. Physical Education. Marsh, Kathryn L Palmer. Ark.. Freshman. Home Eco• nomics. Marshal, Suzanne: Leawood. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Marten, Gloria A: Kansas City. Junior. Art. Masoner, Susan K: Cottonwood Falls. Freshman. Home Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Mtfinally. Beatrice E: Kansas City. Freshman. Speech Pathology. McAtee, Debra J: Council Grove, Freshman. Home Economics. McCollough, Joanne E Randall. Senior. Medical Technology. McFarland. Diana L: Overland Park. Sophomore. Gen- eral. McFarland, Sharon E: Leawood. Sophomore. Journalism. 425 Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: McGrath, Hazel 0: Abilene. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. McNally, Elaine K: Dhahran. Saudi Arabia, Freshman. Home Economics. MHtter, Linda M: Lucas. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Mengren, Jan 1: Leawood. Freshman. Pre-Law. Meilin, Sue A: Overland Park. Freshman. Medical Technology. SECOND ROW: Mellon, Sue A: Harper. Freshman. General. Meyer, Mary E: Olathe. Junior. General. Meyer. Nancy E: Bashor• Senior. Foods and Nutrition. Meyer. Penelope R: Wellington. Sophomore. Journalism. Mihulka, Renee L Beatrice. Neb.. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW: Miley. Sharon K: Kansas City. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Miller, Susan K: Holton. Sophomore. Home Economics. Minis, Judith A: Lamed. Freshman. General. Moffatt Margaret R: College Point, N.Y.. Senior. Secondary Education. Mueller. Valeria K: Hanover. Freshman. General. FOURTH ROW: Mullin, Janice M:Olathe. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Murphreo Ola M: Chapman, Junior. Pre-Business Educa- tion. Murray. Catherine D Pratt, Freshman. Modern Languages. Mustoe, Karen 5: Lid City. Freshman. Sociology. Nelson, Mary K: Newton. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. FIFTH ROW: Nelson, Pamela K: Manhattan, Freshman. General. Nelssen, Pamela C: Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Reach, Kathryn A: Ottawa. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Newton. Mary F: Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Nlckum, Joan M: Kansas City. Junior. Speech. BOTTOM ROW: North, Carol J: Kansas City. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Obermeier. Carol k Franklin. Ohio, Sophomore. Home Economics. O ' Hara, Mary L Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. OstCum. Kristi G: Leawood. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Padden, Patricia L: Topeka. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy ap- eds reflect this philosophy as they enjoy cokes, plies to campus study habits, too. Goodnow co- cookies, and good gab between hitting the books. 426 SEVENTH ROW: Linda M: Topeka. Freshman. Architecture. Rittman, Linda L: Lawrence. Junior. Social Science. Robbins, Her- finds M: Valley Center. Freshman. Home Economics and Journal- ism. Robinson. Linda J: Trenton. N.J.. Senior. Elementary Educa- tion. Rockers. Jeanette M: Independence. Junior. Secondary Education. EIGHTH ROW: Rodriguez, Janice L: Puerto Rico. Freshman. Busi- ness Administration. Rodriguez, Thelma W: Puerto Rico. Junior. Modern languages. Root). Beverly J: Wichita. Sophomore. Home Economics. Rosenberg. Lynne Ft Ft. Lauderdale. na.. Junior. Ele- mentary Education. Rosenicz, Janice M: Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. NINTH ROW: RottInghaus. Joan M: Corning, Freshman. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Rowe, Lissa K: Tribune. Sophomore. Sociology. Rupp, Teresa I: Wakeeney. Sophomore. General. Rush, Mildred A: Troy. Junior. Elementary Education. Sargent. Barbara J: Martin. S.D.. Sophomore. Speech Pathology and Audiology. BOTTOM ROW: Sather, Sharon K: Udall. Freshman. Pre•Pharmacy. SchWrath, Mary E: Dodge City. Senior. English. Schlitter, Kateri A: Hays. Sophomore. Pre-Medicine. Schmidt, Gall J: Newton. Fresh- man. General. Schmidt, Vicki Jo: New York. N.Y.. Sophomore. General. Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: Parcel, Dana I.: Coldwater. Freshman. Music Education. Parker. Carol A: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. Parker. Patricia A: Kansas City. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Parker, Sandra K: Mission. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Parr, Catherine L: ROSSyille, Freshman. General. SECOND Parr. Janice D: Delia. Sophomore. Pre•Elementary Education Parrish. Mary C: Great Bend. Sophomore. Modern Lan- guages. Patterson. Carol S: Topeka. Freshman. Interior Architectur- al Design. Patton. Carol J: Lyons. Freshman. General. Pedigo, Linda 5: Dodge City. Sophomore. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Mier, Deborah K: Herington. Freshman. General. Pe- tenon, Carol A: McPherson. Senior. Home Economics Education. Peterson Carol L Lamed. Freshman. General. Peterson, Jill D: San Francisco. Calif.. Freshman. General. Peterson. Linda G: Topeka. Sophomore. Biological Science. FOURTH ROW: Peterson, Ruby M: McPherson. Junior. Elementary Education. Peyton, Janet L Rago. Freshman. Biological Science. Pierce. Sharon L: Atchison. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Ponchur, Patricia L Shawnee Mission. Freshman. General. Pope, Gail M: Kansas City. Sophomore. General. FIFTH ROW: Potter, KrIstl L Harper. Freshman. Physical Education. Prentice, Maria A: Ottawa. Freshman. Speech Pathology and Audiol- ogy. Prime, Sandra K: Prairie Village. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Pruitt. Bonnie L: Garden City. Sophomore. Pre-Elemen• tary Education. Ptacek. Karen K: Russell. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. SIXTH ROW: Ramsey. Kathleen M: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Cloth- ing Retailing. Ravens, Unnea A: Wichita. Junior. Music Education. Reed. Mary k Gardner. Sophomore. Geography. Reynolds, June A: Paradise. Junior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Rich- mond, Brame C: Rushton, Junior. Physical Therapy. 42 t 2111 .4,4 FIFTH ROW: Stoltz. Mary C: Derby. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Stover. Carolyn J: Silver Lake. Sophomore. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Streit, Rita A: Downs. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Stubbs, Rebecca 5: Easton. Freshman. Pre-Business Education. Stumpf f. Linda M: De Soto. Freshman. Physical Education. SIXTH ROW Sutter, Connie D: Junction City. Junior. Pre-Pharmacy. Svoboda, Barbara L: Holyrood, Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Swaggert, Joyce E: Wellington. Freshman. Accounting. Swap, Suz- anne A: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre.Elementary Education. Swisher. Vicki I: Gering. Neb.. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Sword. Margaret M: Abilene. Junior. Secondary Education. Tangemen, Wanda it Baileyville. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Torbert, Joyce F: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economies and Journalism. Taylor, Marilyn A: Arlington. Va.. Fresh. man. Clothing Retailing. Teal, Sue k Newtown. Conn.. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. EIGHTH ROW: Tennal, Pamela J: Sabetha. Junior. Pre-Elementary Education. Thompson, Deborah K: Omaha. Neb.. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Thompson, Joan K: Medicine Lodge. Fresh- man. Pre-Nursing. Thompson. Pamela A: Meriden. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Thompson, Sue A: Coldwater. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. NINTH ROW: Thompson. Victoria L Olathe. Freshman. Physical Education. Todd, Unda M: Sabetha. Junior. Art. Todd, Rebecca J: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Trentham, Linda k Fletcher. N.C.. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Turner, Deborah J: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Which, Ellen E: Colby. Sophomore. Home Econom- ics with Liberal Arts. Valburg, Marlene A: Blaine. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Van Doren, Claudia E Wichita, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Van Gundy, Sue E: Ellsworth. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Vanover, Marcia L: Salina. Freshman. General. 428 Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: Schneider. Nancy K: Beattie. Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics Education. Schreiber. Judith M: Oberlin, Freshman. Pre- Secondary Education. Schreuder. Shelley J:Cawker City. Freshman. General. Schroeder, Mildred F: Lorraine. Senior. Pre-Law. Seelig. Marcia K Wichita. Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: Shalkoski, Sue A: Leavenworth. Freshman. Pre- Nursing. Sheedy, Carol J: Yates Center. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Sheppard, Sharon L Harper. Freshman. General. Shuts- torn, Mary A: Kansas City. Freshman. Pre Nursing. Siebert. Cynthia 5: Salina. Sophomore. Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Simmons, Raney A: Barnard. Freshman. General. Sisk, Leigh k Overland Park. Freshman. General. Skahan, Patricia A: Leavenworth. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Wonecker, Roxanne 5: Haysville. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Smith, Connie J: Topeka. Freshman. Political Science. FOURTH ROW Smith. Patricia J: Spring Hill. Freshman. Home Eco- 110TICS Smith, Wanda L: Kansas City. Sophomore. Sociology. Sprinkel. Donna S: Abilene. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Steiger, Katherine A: Prairie Village. Sophomore. PreElementary Education. Steele, Karen S: Topeka. Freshman. General. 2 ,.. ILA J., ' 2 a rr • Explaining programs availa ble under the new inter- residents of Goodnow hall. In exchange for half of im semester. Frank Klorox Cleveland talks with their winter break, students received two credits. Goodnow Hall TOP ROW: Vanpelt, Bills J: Oberlin. Freshman. General. Venburg, Cynthia A: St. Paul. Minn.. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Vineyard, Donna P. Salina. Freshman. General. Vomaut Alit Har- per. Freshman. Physical Education. Voth, Peggy L Garden City. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Walbye, Kay: Loveland. Colo.. Freshman. Speech. Walklet, Bonita 1: Berkeley Heights. N.J.. Freshman, Physical Educa- tion. Wassenberg. Elaine M: Baileyville. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Wassenberg. Ellen K: Marysville. Fresh- man. Pre-Secondary Education. Wassenberg, Renee L: Balleyville. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW: Weigand, Brenda J: Stafford. Junior. Family and Child Development. Welty, Victoria L Hill City. Sophomore. Pre-Pharma- cy. White, Christine M: Hutchinson. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medi- cine. White, Susan lb Topeka. Freshman. English. Wiesen, Karen 1: Spring Hill. Freshman. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Wiley, Mary M: Lyndon. Sophomore. English. Wilker- son. Mary A: Jetmore. Sophomore. Pre-Business Education. Willard, Sherry lb Roy. Utah, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Wilkott Kathleen M: Leavenworth. Sophomore. Speech. Williams. Annette M: Kansas City. Sophomore. General. BOTTOM ROW: Willis. Joanne R: Ozone Park. N.Y.. Junior. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Witt, Debra J: St. John. Freshman. General. Wohler, Cynthia L: Clay Center. Freshman. Music Education. Wright, Betty L: Manhattan. Freshman. Accounting. Zimmerman. Francine J: New York. N.Y.. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 429 HAYMAKER HALL Tell Mama to sell the out-house, we done lost our ... If it feels good, do it! ... After they made you, Preacher, they broke the jelly mold ... Caution: Housing and Food Service might be hazardous to your health ... Fourth floor — Record holder of the largest water fight in Haymaker history . South of the Border Gang and DDY service incorporated ... Jerry, how many trash cans do you rust out in one year? ... Wanted: Job of building airport by eighth floor experienced crew. You name the victim ... No, ninth floor does not have re- served spots for their camels! ... Mike, are you paying rent for Haymaker or Boyd ... Well, folks, its Friday night and Sock it to me time in 645 JI Af AS. a ilia Ailisks pr- 1 . i f 4i Air ilk II Haymaker hall TOP ROW: Mr. Michael P. McCoy, Director. Albright. Gary E Law- rence. Sophomore. Business Administration. Allen, Robert L: Gar- rett. Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Allison. Steven 1: Kirks- vibe. Mo.. Sophomore. Architecture. Amos, Thomas 1: Topeka. Ju- nior. Chemical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Anderes. Ronald J: Hope. Freshman. Milling Science and Management. Anderson, Dennis P: Leawood, Freshman. Gener- al. Anderson. Vaughn L Manhattan. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Angell. Raymond F: Grainfield. Freshman. General. Arm- kneeht. Henry L: Kanorado. Freshman. Horticulture. THIRD ROW: Asbury. Charles E Varner. Sophomore. Journalism. Bachman, Gary E Overland Park. Freshman. General. Barkan, Brian A: B ronxvllle. N.Y.. Graduate. Genetics. Barrow. Lynn A: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Architectural Structures. Bedford. Peter A: Mum- lord. N.Y.. Senior. Dairy Foods Processing. 17 ? lisa FOURTH ROW: Mick, Robert J: Wichita. Freshman. Natural Re- v 1-- --, f • -, sources Conservation and Use. Blume, Stanley A: Scott City. Sopho- :. a. ..:. — more. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Bogner. Edward G: Winfield. Senior. .7- Agricultural Education. Bel, David A: Albany. N.Y.. Senior. Architec- t at i A _ilk I lure. Boll, Donald M: Manhattan. Freshman. General. A 4, Ito • FIFTH ROW: Borzymowski, Henry W: Kansas City. Freshman. Gener- al. Bouchard. Rheal J: Newington, Conn.. Sophomore. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Boyd, Douglas k Overbrook, Freshman. Architec- ture. Brady, Stanley L: Louisburg. Freshman. General. Brandhorst, Larry O: Jefferson City. Mo.. Sophomore. Architecture. SIXTH ROW: Brookshire. Mike L: Topeka. Freshman. Agriculture. Brown. John C: Oberlin. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Brormfleki, Deane 5: Raytown. Mo.. Freshman, Architectural Struc- tures. Brungardt, Thomas M: Atchison. Freshman, History. Buchan- an, Kurt D: Topeka. Junior. Zoology. BOTTOM ROW: Bulk, David W: Topeka, Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Burkhardt, Christopher: Boston. Mass.. Sophomore. Landscape Architecture. Burr, Reuben P: St, Francis. Freshman. Electrical En- gineering. Burwell, Richard R: Overland Park. Freshman. Business Administration. Min, Robert J: Halstead. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. 430 FOURTH ROW: Colboch, Gregory R: Gardner. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Cook, Riley It Cheney. Sophomore. Agricultural Engi- neering. Cooper, Marc k Carbondale. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Crawford, Daniel W: De Solo. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Crawford, James S: Topeka, Junior. Agronomy. FIFTH ROW: Crowley, Mark L: Independence. Mo.. Freshman. Arctic tecture. Daise. Richard L: Kanorado. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Dale, Raymond K: Hutchinson. Junior. Architecture. Dal- rymple. Randy W: Paola. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Dav- enport. Stanton W: Topeka. Junior. Architecture. SIX f ti ROW: DeDonder, Leon G: Reading. Sophomore. Agriculture. Demmer, Michael J: Kingman. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Denney. Ronald G: Neodesha, Sophomore. Mathematics. Delloon, Frederick E: Tucson. Ariz.. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Denton, Roger W: Atchison. Freshman. Landscape Architecture. SEVENTH ROW: Donley. Elmer L: Ellsworth. Freshman. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Donnelly. Kevin J: Hope. Sophomore, Agricul- ture. Doss. Jack L: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. Daley, Richard W: Lawson. Mo.. Junior. Architecture. Dumey, David A: St. Louis. Mo.. Junior. Architecture. EIGHTH ROW: Durbin, Daniel CI: Moline. Freshman. General. Duilln, James 0: Leawood. Freshman. General. Dutoit. Brent CI: Dighton. Freshman. Business Administration. Fades, Ronald E Stockton. Freshman. History. Eckenberg, Robert N: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. NINTH ROW: Ehmke, Forrest D: Healy. Sophomore. Accounting. Elder, John D: Wichita. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. El- liott, Gary A: Overland Park. Freshman. Architecture. Elliott. Ste- phen A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Physical Science. Ellison, Daryl G: Wichita. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. BOTTOM ROW: Erhardt, James D: Norton. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Erikson. Lynn E Overland Park, Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Eulert, Wayne L: Russell. Freshman, General. Evans, William A: Prai- rie Village. Freshman. Pre-Pharmacy. Eyler, Jerry M: Abilene. Fresh- man. Pre•Dentistry. Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Cable, Daniel L: Manhattan. Freshman. Interior Architec- tural Design. Callaway. James C: Ft. Worth. Tex.. Sophomore. Ac- counting. Cameron. Richard B: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Camlin, James C: Rockford. III.. Junior. Zoology. Carlos, Brian H: Neu illy S Seine. France, Freshman. General. SECOND ROW: Carlson, Edwin Kinsley. Freshman. Architecture. Camrick, Glen R: Stamford. Conn.. Sophomore. ProVeterinary Medicine. Carpenter, Mark C: Sabetha, Freshman. General. Carroll, David J: Salina. Senior. English. Casten. Jeffrey L: Quenemo. Junior. Agronomy. TIIIRD ROW: Chambers, Robert C: Overland Park. Freshman. Zoolo- gy. Chavez, Eddie F: Corrates, N.M.. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Christiansen, Ray A: Gypsum. Freshman. Veterinary Medi- cine. alit Gary W: Winfield. Freshman. Speech. Coffman. Donaven W: Newton. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. 43i Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Fairbanks. Jerry D: Sophomore. Political Sci- ence. Fanning, Gary I.: Meriden. Freshman. Agriculture. Fanning, Robert 0: Meriden. Freshman. Music Education. Faulkner, Steven 0: Arkansas City. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Fawcett, Mark E: Overland Park. Junior. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Fewer. Warren C: Beloit. Junior. Industrial Engineer- ing. Fetterman, James C: Kirkwood. Mo.. Sophomore. Architecture. Finley, Ralph 5: Herington, Freshman, Agricultural Engineering. Florucci, Randy W: Arma. Junior. Civil Engineering. Fischer, Byron L: Wheaton. Senior. Agronomy. THIRD ROW: Floyd, Gary D Johnson. Freshman. Agriculture. Foun- tain, Douglas D: Sterling. Freshman. General. Fournier, Joseph T: Northville. Mich.. Sophomore. Bakery Management. Freels ' s,, Wil- liam A: Manhattan. Freshman. Journalism. Friesen, Steven E: Colby. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. FOURTH ROW: Pollan, Jose M: Santurce. Puerto Rico. Senior. Building Construction. Fuqua. Fred E Kansas City. Mo.. Junior. Ar- chileCture. Gamble. John Overland Park. Freshman. General. Garman. Terry W: Kowa. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Care son. Ronald D: Overland Park. Freshman. General. ‘:16. V 4 1 FIFTH ROW: Gee. Jerry R: Slat 1 ord. Junior. Agricultural Education. Gee. William M: Stafford. Freshman. Journalism. Gerber. Larry G: Argonia. Sophomore. Physical Science. Gerken, Dean L: Paola. Freshman. Architecture. Glacobbe, Nicholas .1: Dedham. Mass.. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. I ,. 1 Fig, , A SIXTH ROW: Gibbs. Earl M: Rocky River, Ohio. Junior. Animal Sci- ence and Induslry. Gibson, Christopher k Kansas City. Freshman. Music Education. Goer!, Vernon J: Manhattan. Junior. Computer Science. Coley. Scott J:Caldwell. Junior. Animal Science and Indus- try. Goodman, Norman W: Wichita. Freshman. Architecture. SEVENTH ROW: Gottschalk, Robert M: Leavenworth. Junior. Busi- ness Administration. Graf. Terrill L: Manhattan. Junior. Wildlife Conservation. Crier, Charles F: Wichita. Sophomore. Building Con- struction. Grimes, James M: Overland Park, Freshman, Pre-Medi- cine. Gruber, Larry M: Hope. Junior. Agricultural Education. EIGHTH ROW: Haag. Charles F: Jewett City. Conn.. Senior. Geogra- phy. Hadley, Steven M: Overland Park. Freshman, Agriculture. Hee- fele, Raymond J: Louisburg. Freshman. Architecture. Hahn, Wilbur M: Bartlett. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Harrington, Gor- don A: Englewood. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. NINTH ROW: Hart. Tony E Manhattan. Junior. Secondary Educa- tion. Haverkamp, Carroll D Elkhart. Sophomore. Biological Sci- ence. Hayes. James E Smith Center. Sophomore. Political Science. Heersehe, Stewart D Mulvane. Freshman, Agriculture. Heins, Wil- liam D Central City, Neb.. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Heitman, Steven A: Webber. Sophomore. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Heliwig, Donald E: Oswego. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Helm. Michael A: Belle Plaine. Freshman. Architec- ture. Hoppier. Harry W: Kansas City. Freshman. Mathematics. Her- bin, John F: Jamestown. Freshman. Business Administration. 432 -_-_ LS fil I, a 11 Home-made tree ornaments set the scene for the were opened and games were played by the 40 un- Smurthwaite and Haymaker Christmas party. Gifts derprivileged children who attended the party. a 4A 1P Pligil Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Herrig, Brent W: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Hettenbach. Paul It Abilene. Freshman. Business Admin- istration. Hill, Steven R: Salina. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Hin- ders, Michael L: Canyon. Tex.. Sophomore. Dairy Production. Maus, Francis C: Wilson. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. SECOND ROW: Hodges, Patrick 5: Overland Park. Freshman. Busi- ness Administration. Hotmelster, Frederick: Claflin. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Hollis, Brian W: Wichita. Freshman. Archi- tecture. Hotchkiss, Steven A: Smith Center. Freshman. General. Huschka, Bernard J: Garden City. Junior. Bakery Management. THIRD ROW: Hussman, William A: Scott City. Freshman, Animal Science and Industry. Huyett, Andrew .1: Topeka. Freshman. Archi- tecture. Intlen, Christopher. Atchison. Junior. Physical Education. !Mien, Thomas E Atchison. Sophomore. Art. Isenhower, Mark W: Manhattan. Freshman. General. FOURTH ROW: Jackson. Ronnie D: Stockton. Sophomore. Agricul- tural Economics. James, Alan E: Dighton. Freshman. Food Science and Management. Jameson, Kenneth D: Garden City. Junior. Agri- cultural Economics. Janssen, Jack W: Genesee. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. Janssen. Steven M: Geneseo. Sophomore. Agriculture. BOTTOM ROW: Johnson, Douglas R: Andover. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. Johnson. James R: Mukwonago. Wis.. Sopho- more, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Johnson. Kenneth lb Prairie Village. Freshman. General. Johnston, Bruce M: Norton. Freshman. Pre- Dentistry. Jones, Douglas S: Damascus. Md.. Sophomore, Art. ' ..` 433 Decorations outside Haymaker hall win the men ' s Homecoming game with Oklahoma State. The year ' s dorm category for exhibits displayed before the game theme was Purple Power — Pride of the 70 ' s. Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Jordan. Edward J: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Vetere ' nary Medicine. Juillana, Frank A: Hollis, N.Y.. Junior. Biological Sc ence. Kaempfe. Gregory W: St. Lou ' s. Mo.. Sophomore. Architec- ture. Kamm. Kelvin C: Manhattan. Junior. Political Science. Kapasi- Kakama, Joathan: Manhattan. Graduate, Grain Science. SECOND ROW: Kasper, John L: Wilson. Sophomore. Agriculture. Katz, Robert 0:Merrick. N.Y.. Junior. Computer Science. Kaufman, Gary R Atchison. Freshman. Architecture. Keith, Kenneth I.: Creve Court. Mo.. Junior. Architecture. Keller, Jom L: St. Francis, Fresh. man. Political Science. THIRD ROW: Kemp. Reginald L Waterville. N.Y.. Senior. Dairy Foods Processing. Kern, Douglas A: Smith Center. Senior. Physical Educa- tion. Kern, Edward W: Lyons. Junior. Pre-Elementary Education. Kern, Gregory I.: Smith Center. Freshman. General. Kimmell, Wil- liam L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. FOURTH ROW: King, James M: Leawood. Freshman. Chemical Engi- neering. Kite, Timothy .1: St. Francis. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Klug. Duane F: Lorraine, Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Knilans, Richard J: Janesville. Wis.. Sophomore. PreNet• erinary Medicine. Kolarik, Thomas .1: Manhattan. Freshman. Architecture. BOTTOM ROW: Kolich, Robert A: Kansas City. Freshman. General. Kollman, Mark E Woodslon. Freshman. General. Kowalewski, Rich- ard P: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Political Science. Kozel. Ron. aid M: Overland Park. Junior. Zoology. Kronblad, Randall k Western Springs. Ill.. Junior. Architecture. 4 A ii. .4 . J . 1:441. 434 Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Krongold, Steven J: Brooklyn. N.Y.. Junior. Biological Science. Krueger. James J: Washington. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. Lamberson, Brian H: Circleville. Freshman. Agricul- ture. Landow. Dean B: Drexel Hill. Pa.. Senior. Architecture. Lan- ham, Kenneth E Mound City. Senior. Agricultural Economics. SECOND ROW: Larson, Brian Glencoe. III.. Junior. Landscape Ar- chitecture. Larson, Gregory F.: Garden City. Sophomore. Architec- tural Structures. Lautenborg, Daniel 0: Kinsley, Sophomore. Veteri- nary Medicine. Leakey. Richard S: Prairie Village. Junior. Business Administration. Lee. Ronald R: Haysville. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Leuthold Steven D: Sabetha. Freshman. Landscape Architectur e. Lewis, Dayle K: Pratt. Junior. Industrial Engineering. Lewis, Stanley Ek. Denton. Sophomore. Architectural Structures. Liddell, Morgan D: Overland Park, Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. Linde- bled, Robert 0: Hutchinson, Freshman. Landscape Architecture. FOURTH ROW. Loyd. Douglas R: Ottawa. Freshman. Landscape An chitecture. Malone, Michael J: Sublette. Freshman. Biological Sci- ence. Mang, Thomas M: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Mankin, William E: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Architecture. Mann, David J: Quinter, Freshman. Agricultural Mechanization. FIFTH ROW: Martin, Brock k Johnson, Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Martin, Richard L: Dighton. Junior. Chemistry. Martinson, R. Gary: E. Paterson, N.J., Sophomore. Biological Science. Mc- Kinley, Gregory E: Topeka. Freshman. General. McKinnis, Steven It Lyons. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. SIXTH ROW: McKeon, Allen L: Osawatomie. Freshman. Agriculture. McLebb, Edwin I: Alamota. Sophomore. Agronomy. McLeod, Grant H: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Meissner, Robert L: Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-Denlistry. Mlles. James L: Burlingame. Freshman. Agricultural Education. SEVENTH ROW: Miller, Cad L: Manhattan. Freshman. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Miller, Conrad It West Plains. Mo., Junior. Archi- tecture. Mitchell, Robert C: Topeka. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineer- ing. Monahan. Lawrence K: Overland Park. Freshman. Architecture. Montgomery, David E:Overland Park. Freshman. General. EIGHTH ROW: Moore, Harold E Paola, Freshman. Architecture. Moore, Robert B: Alden. Sophomore. Wildlife Conservation. Morri- son, David W: Sauna. Sophomore. Dairy Production. Mortimer, Robert D: Delphos. Junior. Physical Education. Moyer. Edward J: Pottsville. Pa.. Junior. Wildlife Conservation. NINTH ROW: Murray, William R: Wellington. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Musk, Dan .1: Manhattan, Freshman. General. Mussel- man, Gary P: Ness Coy. Freshman Pre-Secondary Education. Neil- son, William J: Makawao, Hawaii. Junior. Wildlife Conservation. Nel- son. Galen K: Clyde. Freshman. Agriculture. BOTTOM ROW: Nelson, Jon D: Tonp,anoxie, Freshman. Civil Engi- neering. Nemechek, Eugene C: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Newcomb. Eric A: Wichita. Freshman. Architectural Structures. Nightingale. Bruce k Bunion. Freshman. Mathematics. Nimtz, Charles R: Wathena. Junior. Agricultural Engineering. :4 2 435 Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Nolde, Tod D: Ferguson. Mo.. Junior. Architectural Struc- tures. Nottingham. Dale k Lawrence. Junior. Dairy Production. Nut- ty, James R: Jewell. Senior. Architecture. Obenland, David 0: Shaw- nee Mission. Freshman. Business Administration. O ' Bryan, Dean W: Manter, Sophomore. Speech Pathology and Audiology. SECOND ROW; OM, Robert F: Suffern. N.Y.. Senior. Psychology. On, Douglas L: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Oyster. Ronald A: Paola. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Pack, Norman W: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Pankratz, Jay M: Hillsboro. Junior. PsycholOgy. a Is fel A A St Ata THIRD ROW: Papenfuhs, Lothar ft Pittstown. NJ.. Sophomore. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Parseele, Michael L Springfield. Mo.. Sopho- more. Architecture. Parsons, David 0: Mt. Morris. Ill., Freshman. Journalism. Patrick. Paul M: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Pearson. Daniel L: Clyde. Junior. Geology. FOURTH ROW: Pedersen, Roger F: Shawnee. Freshman. General. Persons, Edwin S: Florissant. Mo.. Sophomore. Architecture. Peter- lord, John W: Overland Park. Freshman, Architecture. Peters. Thomas D: Belton. Mo.. Senior. Architecture. Peterson, Richard D: Overland Park. Junior, History. FIFTH ROW: Peterson, Steven A: Clifton. Freshman, General. Petrlk, Richard L Topeka. Sophomore. Architecture. Pfeifer, Stanley D: Leoti, Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Pfortmiller, Donald D: Wichita. Junior. Architectural Structures. Pickard, Michael A: Agen. da. Freshman. Animal Science an d Industry. SIXTH ROW: Plumb, Bradford L: Overland Park. Freshman, Pre-For- estry. Poell, Joseph B: Hanover. Freshman. Mathematics. Poland. Bruce A: Clyde. Freshman. Music Education. Post, Paul P. Concor- dia. Senior. Pre-Law. Pottberg, Craig E Downs, Freshman. Biologi- cal Science. SEVENTH ROW: Potter, Paul k Winfield. Freshman. Civil Engineer. ing. Powers, Ronald I.: Great Bend. Sophomore. General. Pracht, Willis C: BdIeville. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Price. Daniel T: Waukesha. Wis.. Graduate. Regional and Community Planning. Prigmore, Robert A: El Dorado. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. EIGHTH ROW: Qullty, Joseph M: Shawnee. Sophomore. Architec- ture. Raabe. Michael W: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Rahn, Stephen E: Muncie. Ind.. Freshman. Polilical Science. Redford, Da- vid P. Leavenworth. Freshman. Business Administration. Redhair, Charles E Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Business Administration. NINTH ROW: Reid, Lance E. Brewster. Sophomore. General. Re- thorn David 11: Smith Center. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Rice, Thomas L: Shawnee Mission, Freshman. Business Administra- tion. Pony, James k Hope. Freshman. Pre-Law. Risser, John W: Annville, Pa.. Senior. Agricultural Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Robinson, Norman C: Mission, Freshman. General. Robinson, Verland T: Kan sas City. Freshman, Architecture. Robin- son, Walter F: Hiawatha. Junior. Computer Science. Rock, Lane E: Hope. Freshman. Speech. Roney, Daryl D: Waverly. Freshman. Bak- ery Management 436 ala S ii Haymaker Hall Governing Board — TOP ROW: Raymond J. HaefeIe. Michael P. McCoy. Christopher Burkhardt. Richard L. Martin, Mark S. Kuzila. Ted D. Heide. David L. Kramer. David A. Dumey. SECOND ROW: James C. Camlin. Jon D. Schroeder. Mickey L. Slilson. Philip A. Kuzila. Byron J. Dedrickson. Edwin I. McLeish. BOTTOM ROW: Michael L. Parscale. Frank R. Shaffer. Gary P. Musselman. Ronnie D. Jackson. Ronald G. Denney. Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Rose, Warren L: Kiowa. Sophomore. Electrical Engineer- ing. Rufenacht. Benjamin D: Ness City. Freshman, Agriculture. Ryan, Michael J: Argonia. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Ry- der, Daniel R Arma, Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Salinas. Ignacio J: Kansas City. Junior. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW: Scales, Paul F: Manhattan. Freshman. Nalural Con- servation and Resources Use. Scarbrough. Randel M: Hiawatha. Freshman. Computer Science. Scherman, Dean L Paola. Fresh- man. Elementary Education. SohImming. David L: Abilene. Sopho- more. Business Administration. Schlup, John R: Tonganoxie. Fresh- man. Chemical Engineering. THIRD ROW: SchmIts, Eugene A: Seneca. Sophomore. Agricultural Mechanization. Schooley. Gary 1: Clay Center. Freshman. General. Schroeder, Gilbert J: Manhattan. Sophomore. Agronomy. Schroe- der, Larry C: Vermillion. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Scoby, Gary 1: Sabe tha. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: SMry, James C: Topeka. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Shaffer, Frank R: Wichita, Sophomore. Architecture. Shields, Kenneth Lincoliwille. Junior. Agronomy. Shine, Thomas R: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. Sidwell, Dennis W: Lor- raine. Sophomore. Psychology. 437 Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Sldwell. Douglas L Lorvaine. Freshman. Horticulture. Sierman, Michael D: Fredonia. Junior. Agronomy. Simmons, Gerald C: Topeka. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. Simmons, James C: Topeka. Junior. Architecture. Sines. Dennis E: Kansas City. Freshman. General. SECOND ROW: Skidmore, Mark E Ottawa. Freshman. Mathematics. Smith, Dwight C: Latham. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Smythe. Terrence T: Kansas City. Freshman. Architecture. Spiel- man, Norman F: Lebo. Sophomore . Business Administration. Springer, Kenton B: Manhattan. Junior. Agronomy. THIRD ROW: Stafford. Scott W: Great Bend. Freshman. Architecture. Slams, Michael W: Manhattan. Freshman. Agriculture. Stewart, Chris L: Abilene. Freshman. General. Stilson. Mickey 1: Junction City. Senior. Mathematics. St. John, David N: Salina, Senior, Physics. FOURTH ROW: Stock. Steven J: St. Joseph. Mo.. Sophomore. Interi- or Architectural Deisgn. Stranz, Marc H: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Strong. William R: Kansas City. Mo.. Junior. Architec- ture. Stryker. Dale E: Blue Rapids. Senior. Civil Engineering. Sunk ' s. Frank ' . E: Emmett. Freshman, Agriculture. BOTTOM ROW: Sutton, Gary E Atchison. Freshman. Economics. Taba, Suketoshi: Ryukyus. Graduate. Agronomy. Tacey. Robert A: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Taylor. Allen D: Yates Cen- ter. Junior. Accounting. Taylor. Kenneth 5: Yates Center. Freshman. Agriculture. a a :411 1 ki.fo • . Creative minded Haymaker architects revamp their place to study. Moveable beds may be stacked to cement-walled cubicles to provide an attractive provide additional space for rugs and furniture. 438 SIXTH ROW: Wang, MIIn-nan: Taipei. Taiwan. Graduate. Statistics. Warren, Roger W: Vermillion. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Watedand, Kenneth L: Junction City. Freshman. Chemical Engl. neering. Weaver. Kenneth E: Independence. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Whitley. John B: Wellington. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Wiley, Gale R Hale. Colo.. Freshman. Agricultural Economics. Minch, Frederick W: Mercier. Freshman. General. WI son, Allen 1): Neodesha. Sophomore. Political Science. Whig. Calvin F.: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Wise, Allen D: Barnes. Fresh- man. Mechanical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Witt, J ames 0: River Grove. III.. Sophomore. Pre-Sec- ondary Education. Woellhot, Gary E: Clay Center. Sophomore. Computer Science. Woker, Arnold S: St. Louis. Mo.. Freshman. Ar- chitecture. Wood, David W: Abilene. Senior. Mathematics. Woodall. Jeffrey VI: Salina. Sophomore. Pre-Law. NINTH ROW: Wright, David R: Pittsburg. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Wyand, Patrick J: Hanover. Pa.. Sophomore. Speech. Wyss, Gary J: Overland Park. Sophomore. Business Administration. Yarnell, Bruce E Concordia. Senior. Architecture. Yoder, David D: Denton. Junior. Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Zey, Robert Abilene. Freshman. General. Haymaker Hall TOP ROW: Taylor, Philip 0: Goodland. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Tessendorf, Thomas J: °nage. Freshman. Accounting. Thomas, Gregg 0: Troy. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Thompson, Gary D: Holcomb. Senior, Agricultural Education. TB. linghast, John B: Clifton. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Tinder, Kenneth k Leavenworth. Freshman. Pr Secondary Education. Tinkum, James F: Wichita. Sophomore. Building Construction. Tittsworth, George C: Wichita. Junior. Chem- cal Engineering. Tilden, Rex L: Lindsborg, Freshman. General. Trimble, Corbin F: Meriden. Freshman. General. THIRD ROW: Troutman, Monty L: Belle Plaine. Sophomore. Busi- ness Administration. Troutman, Ronald D: Belle Plaine. Senior, Electrical Engineenox Tsigulof, I. Norman 0: Overland Park. Fresh- man. Mathematics. Turley. Steven A Kansas City. Mo.. Junior. Ar- chitecture. Torok), Harold A: Troy. Junior. Natural Resources Con- servation and Use. FOURTH ROW: Unruh, Douglas Di: Newton. Freshman. Dairy Produc- tion. Unruh, Lyonell R: Lamed. Junior. Architecture. Unruh, Virlon N: Lamed. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. VanPetten. Charles k Eskridge. Sophomore. Agricultural Education. Vencil. Ricki L: Manhattan. Junior. Pre-Dentistry. FIFTH ROW: Vineyard, James B: Pittsburg. Sophomore. Architec- ture. Vogel, George E Overland Park. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Voigt, David A: Kiel. Wis.. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Wagner, Richard W: Richmond. Freshman. Agricullural Education. Wallace, Gary A: Overland Park. Freshman. Political Science. to.! 41k ci 1 a z st vret dm . 439 MARLATT HALL Frisby wars in the corridors ... hi, Sammy! ... two dol- lars and a note from your mom ... we have The Rever- end on our floor ... sparkle sin ... vulture ... hey, Flash Gordon, where ' s Dale? ... then there ' s Louise, our faithful servant .. you might be right! ... Namu sprawling on the floor ... wildman ... where ' s Lupe? she ' s down in the valley! ... badminton is Tjoe ' s racket ... Tally is our leader ... Boulder jocks ... Smokey the Bear is after you!!! ... the staff playing poker behind closed doors ... Brown Jug or Me and Eds ... he ' s got the grins . first semester: Marlatt achieved the highest GPA in its history ... chunk-style boots are in ... give it to Durbin!!??? ... skinny Kenny Merlatt hall TOP ROW: Mr. Donald B. Roof, Director. AbItz, Kenneth G: Onaga. Freshman. Computer Science. Adams, James R: Hoisington. Fresh- man. General. Allis, Michael F: Manhattan. Freshman. Wildlife Con- servation. Anstaett, Douglas J: Lyndon. Sophomore. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Aspelk, David J: Dwight. Sophomore. Electrical Engi- neering. Atkinson, Steven C: Abilene. Junior. Political Science. Bai- ley, Brian D: Bethesda. Md.. Senior. Electrical Engineering. Balk Ste. yen R: Leawood. Freshman. General. Ball, William .1: Iola. Sopho- more. Business Administration. THIRD ROW: Bartholomew. Ray E: Alton, Freshman. General. Bar- lett, Stevan Salina, Freshman. Pre-Law. Bastin, John W: Seldom Senior. Secondary Education. Bayles, Benjamin R: Metairie. La.. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Buil, Ralph E Arkansas City. Junior, Electrical Engineering. FOUR TH ROW: Bean, Theodore A: Russell. Freshman. Civil Engineer- ing. Beauchamp, Dwight E Clay Center. Junior. Industrial Engineer- ing. Beer, Paul R: Lamed. Senior. Medical Technology. Behnke, Lance W: Lyons. Freshman. Pre-Law. Bencini, Denzel K: Garden City. Senior. Secondary Education. FIFTH ROW: Bender. Douglas A: Dallas. Tex.. Sophomore. Business Administration. Bengtson. Kenneth Salina. Freshman. Mechani- cal Engineering. Berger, Tommie A: Leavenworth. Senior. Wildlife Conservation. Bernatis. Richard 1): Topeka. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Blenhoff, Mark W: Kensington, Freshman. Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: Black, Robert S: Columbus. Freshman. Electrical Engi- neering. Blackwood, Kenneth lb Manhattan. Junior. Civil Engineer. ing. Blattner. Steven L Ron!. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Blount, Philip B: Coldwater. Sophomore. Civil Engineering. Bohannon, Ron- ald A: Coffeyville. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Bohnenblust. Frederick 5: McPherson. Freshman. Business Administration. Bowker, Warren C: Richfield. Senior. So- cial Science. Braker, Roger A: Ottawa. Freshman. Electrical Engi- neering. Brant. Rick A: Luray. Junior. Electrical Engineering. BSI, James .1: Great Bend. Freshman. General. So AA A 440 FOURTH ROW: Coffelt. Raymond C: Hillsboro. Sophomore. Business Administration. Cohen, Gan P: Leavenworth. Senior. Psychology. Conrow, Jeffrey K: Wakefield, Freshman. General. Copeland, James R El Dorado. Freshman, Biological Science. Copper. David N: Bask- ing Ridge. N.J.. Freshman. Architecture. FIFTH ROW: Cowan. Richard D: Lawrence. Senior. Agricultural Edu- cation. Cox, Alan D: Lawrence. Senior. Agricultural Education. Craig. Steven W: Bloomington. Freshman. Architecture. Gra• ter, Michael 1 Topeka. Junior. Biological Science. Crawford. Paul V: Wichita. Sophomore. PreNetennary Medicine. SIXTH ROW: Crow, John J: Bennington. Freshman. General. Dar- nauer, David Wt. Goodland. Junior. Wildlife Conservation. Deily, Walter E Hutchinson. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Dnge, Jon D: Lamed, Sophomore. Agronomy. Dendurent, Michael G: Wamego. Sophomore, General. SEVENTH ROW: Denning, Cart J: Russell. Freshman. General. De- trick, Paul F: Florissant. Mo., Senior. Psychology. Deutsch. Duane L: Hoisington. Senior, Mechanical Engineering. Dickinson. Albert R: Coldwater. Sophomore. Industrial Engineering. Dickinson, Dennis J: Whiting, Freshman. History. EIGHTH ROW: Dietrich, James D: Hiawatha. Senior, Agricultural Mechanization. Mts. Ray k Sedgwick. Freshman. Mechanical Engi- neering. Dimond, David E Valley Stream. N.Y.. Freshman. General. Dingier, John W: Enterprise. Senior. Nuclear Engineering. Dodd. Michael C: Mankato. Freshman:Chemical Engineering. NINTH ROW: Dotson, Richard L: Ruskin. Fla.. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering. Droegemeier, Douglas: Wichita, Freshman. Biological Science. Durbin. Robert H: Topeka. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Dar. ler. Raymond S: Great Bend. Junior. Business Administration. Dye, Robert L: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. BOTTOM Eastwood, Roger C: Summerfield. Sophomore. Ac- counting. Edgell, Richard M: Leavenworth. Freshman. Pre.Voten. nary Medicine. Edmisten. Daylon G: Liberty. Senior. Electrical Engi- neering. Edwards, David 5: Bison. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Egan. Thomas F: Salina. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Brodmerkie, Steven 1: Eureka, Junior, Nuclear Engineer. mg. Brooks, Jacob W: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administra- tion. Brooks. Stephen M: Anchorage. Ala.. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Brown, Jay E: Junction City, Freshman. Business Ad- ministration. Bnuchalski, Charles W: Marshall. Mo.. Freshman. Architecture. SECOND ROW: Buck, Kenneth E: Atchison. Senior. Civil Engineering. Burdick, John A: Manhattan, Freshman. Architecture. Calkins. Wil• liam G: Overland Park. Junior. Biology. Carnahan, David H: Wame- go, Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. Cassias, Charles 5: C.amdenton, Mo.. Sophomore, Architecture. THIRD ROW: Catlin, Gary L: Medicine Lodge. Freshman. Agriculture. Cairene., Webster K: Great Bend. Sophomore. Microbiology. Chink vront, Steven M: Peck. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Clem- ants, David A: Seneca. Sophomore. General. Cochran, Curt A: To- peka. Freshman. Social Science. 22 ESA a Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Eggleston, Richard D Medicine Lodge. Freshman. Gener. al. Ehrlich, Leslie E: Russell. Freshman. General. Elder, Richard 5: Beloit. Freshman. General. Engelhardt, Jerald I.: Salina. Junior. Building Construction. Erickson, Kurt E: Independence. Mo.. Senior. Computer Science. BOTTOM ROW: Eshelbrenner, Richard: Ft. Scott. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Estes, Larry J: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Evans, Stephen L: Olathe. Senior. Feed Science and Management. ExlIne, Gary D McPherson. Freshman. Journalism. Farmer, Robert L: El Dorado. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Sri e 1 St S 1 Mt IN IS I ) a Ik e — Students living in residence halls may find more pet policy proposed by KSUARH representatives that pets surrounding them due to the new University permits students to keep pets contained in cages. 442 , IA bib C E. PI s • , Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Forney, James C: Derby. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Fan, James J: Monroeville. Pa.. Senior. Biological Science. Aden, David J: Manhaltan. Freshman. Business Administration. Flanary. Richard I.: St. Marys. Junior. Chemical Engineering. Flournoy. Law- rence D: Kansas City. Sophomore. Biological Science. SECOND ROW: Foley, Larry D: Clearwater. Senior. Mechanical Engi- neering. Francis. William H: Ft. Worth. Tex.. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Freedman, Arthur Marblehead. Mass.. Senior. Zoolo- gy. Frewen, James P. St. Francis. Freshman. Biological Science. Frye, John M: Salina. Sophomore. Agronomy. THIRD ROW: Fulkenon, Paul C: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Garcia. Richard L: Overland Park. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Gill. Michael D: Ste rling. Sophomore. Busi- ness Administration. Glaser, Donald J: Emporia. Freshman. Me- chanical Engineering. Godsey, Bruce F: Waterville. Junior. Electrical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Gorman, David A: Erie. Freshman. Electrical Engi- neering. Grace, Richard L SI. Francis. Freshman. General. Graff, Gregory E: Marienthal. Sophomore. Mathematics. Graves. Alan P Media. Pa.. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Gray, Lewis L Peabody. Junior. Chemistry. FIFTH ROW: Gross. Douglas L Friend. Freshman. Agriculture. Guy, Stevan lb Garden City. Freshman. General. Hahn, Mark L: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Chemical Engineering. Hammes, Lynn F: Seneca. Sophomore. Accounting. Hansen, Kent Dennis. Freshman. Agri- cultural Education. SIXTH ROW: Hardin, Gregory W: Wakeeney. Graduate. Civil Engi- neering. Hardy, Lawrence E: Athol. Mass.. Junior. Architecture. Har- lem John M: Cheektowaga. N.Y.. Senior. Business Administration. Hart, John W: Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Haub- sr, Richard G: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Landscape Architecture. SEVENTH ROW: Meier. Duane A: Paterson. Wash,. Freshman. Indus. trial Engineering. Helm, Daniel L: Penalosa. Freshman. Agricultural Education. He Alvin W: Lincolnyille. Junior. Agricultural Meehan ' . zation. Heuszel, Dale A: Great Bend. Sophomore. Accounting. Hick- enbotham, Jimmy K: Kansas City. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Nickerson, Wayne F: Olathe. Freshman. Business Administration. Hiebert, Lyle Pk Rom!. Junior. Mechanical Engi- neering. Holladay. Carter R: ViamegO. Freshman. Chemical Engi- neering. Helm. Roger L: Prairie Village. Freshman. Accounting. Hoists, Roger P Ludell. Freshman. Chemistry. NINTH ROW: Hong, Kenneth: Ballwin. Mo.. Senior. Hulett, John M: Garnett. Freshman. Art. Ingmire, Wayne L: Joliet. III.. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Jackson. Bruce D: Kansas City. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Jackson, Charles W: Hot Springs. Ark.. Junior. Feed Science and Management. BOTTOM ROW: Jacobs, Cad L: Augusta, Freshman. Physics. Janke. Warren R: Clarks). Senior. Building Construction. Jansonius. wayne: Prairie View. Junior. Mathematics. Janssen. Douglas B: Genesee. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Janssen. Larry A: St. Marys. Sophomore. Pre-Forestry. a 4 ; t 443 Mariatt Hall Governing Board — Robert E. Tolman. Richard E. ley. John L. Kearn, Thomas F. Thome, Steven M. Cheuvront, Rob- Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Jaynes, Steven A: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Business Administration. Jensen. Dale A: Manhattan. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Jensen, Steven D: Manhattan. Freshman. Accounting. JoseCalk, Philip E Kansas City. Senior. Landscape Architecture. Jewell, Charles G: Trenton. N.J.. Senior. Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Keith k Lamed. Freshman. General. John- ston. Lloyd B: Concordia. Freshman. Building Construction. John- ston, Michael 5: Wichita. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Johnston. Steven C: Topeka. Sophomore. Business Administration. Jones. Robert K: Nickerson. Junior. Social Science. THIRD ROW: Jones, Thomas F: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. Joos, David V: Overland Park. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Juno, Edward F: Otis. Freshman. Electrical Engineer- inp,. Kaminski, Daniel k Kansas City. Freshman. Biological Science. Karmaler, Craig A: Lamed. Freshman. Architecture. FOURTH ROW: Kenn, Donald P: Aurora. Sophomore. Pre-Forestry. Keam, John 1: Aurora. Junior. Accounting. Kean, Robert E: Aurora. Senior. Accounling. Kent. Mark E: Howard. Junior. Industrial Engi- neering. Keeler, Robert G: Clallin. Junior. Electrical Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Keller, Richard J: St. Francis. Freshman. Biological Science. Kenaston, Mark R: Clifton. Freshman. General. Kennedy. William E: St. Charles. Mo.. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering. Kern. James lh Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. Kern, Richard F: Lyons. Sophomore. Interior Architectural Design. bert E. Kearn. David S. Colbert. William E. Kennedy. John A. Lamb. Kim E. Myers. Stanley R. Wenger. Harold H. Munger. ' 4 it 4 AI 444 Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Kidd, Daniel E: Topeka. Freshman. General. Kirkpatrick, Eugene 13: Walnut. Sophomore. Industrial Engineering. John Ft Kendall. Senior. Journalism. Knaekstedt, Devon G: Manhat- tan. Freshman. General. Korte. Eugene F: Waterville. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Kostvs, Bruce M: Kansas City. Freshman. Business Administration. Kramer, John A: Junction City. Junior. Industrial Engineering. Kraus. John C: Hays. Sophomore. Biology. Kiosks,. Gary D Pawnee Rock. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Krohn, Frank M: Prairie City. Iowa. Junior. Nuclear Engineering. THIRD ROW: Krouse, Larry L. Logan. Junior. Business Administra• tion. Kslazek, Dan N: Kansas City. Sophomore. General. Ladd. John k Paola. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Limb. John A: Oberlin. Sophomore. Wildlife Conservation. Larsen, Clark 5: Beatrice. Neb.. Freshman. Anthropology. FOURTH ROW: Larsen, Craig A: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Le Mere, Steven A: Lyons. Sophomore. Agricultural Journalism. Lemke, Royce E: Kansas City. Freshman. Architecture. Leonard, Roger 0: Lyons. Senior. Agricultural Engineering. Leschber, Allan ft Hiawatha. Senior. Computer Science. BOTTOM ROW: Ule, WMIam 8:Overland Park. Sophomore. Mechan- ical Engineering. LIndahl, Carl D: Enterprise. Senior. Political Sci- ence. Unibarger, Robed M: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. General. Link. Robed E: Waukesha. Wis.. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering. Lockard, James 0: Atlamont. Sophomore. Biological Science. IE a A 14 2 lel, Floor presidents and executive coun- acts on all business concerning the hall as well cil compose the hall governing board. The board as coordinating their various social activities. 445 Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Logan, Robert W: Burlington, Freshman. General. Lohr- meyer, Richard E. Logan. Freshman. Pre-Forestry. Long, Steve L Manhattan, Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Lough, Jay M: Salina. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Luse, Charles D: Shawnee Mis- sion. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Lutes, Willis L: Highland. Junior, Electrical Engineer. ing. Maddy, Gale E: Stockton. Freshman. Agricultural Engineering. Magill% Stephen F: Beloit. Senior. Agricultural Mechanization. Marcuson, Richard L: Dresden. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Martlnsen, Andy 1: Primrose. Neb.. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Maxwell, Samuel lb Salina. Freshman. Art. Mayginnes, James R: Boonville. Mo.. Freshman. Business Administration. Mc- Mee, Joseph M: Vermillion. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. McCrate, Michael D Iola, Senior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. McGuire, Edwin J: Zenda. Freshman, General. BOTTOM ROW: McIntyre, Larry K: Atchison. Junior. Electrical Engi- neering. McKlmens, John M: Sedan. Senior. Electrical Engineering. Means. Mark S: Mission. Sophomore. Pre•eterinary Medicine. Me ler, Donald J: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Meyer. Leo D: Goodland. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. ,A ( Lobbies of the different dormitories provide a lobbies, many dorm residents play bridge, pitch, suitable place for a game of cards. Besides the hearts or poker in the confines of their rooms. 446 FIFTH ROW: Petry, Steven E Hugoton, Senior. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Persinger, Keith L: Lyndon. Freshman. Physical Science. Peters. Johnny A: Great Bend. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Peter- son. Philip C: Burlingame. Junior. Computer Science. Plerron, Mi- chael L Olathe, Junior, Animal Science and SIXTH ROW: Plumb, George T: Wathena. Freshman. Business Ad- ministration. Porubsky, Gary I.: Topeka. Freshman. Physics. Pro- chaska, Dean E Caldwell. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Ram. say, Leland K: Topeka. Freshman. Geology. Randolph. Jehrome B: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Pre-Law. SEVENTH ROW: Rankin, Allan Minneola, Freshman. Landscape Architecture. Rathbun, Oaten .1: Lincoln. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Reed. Doyle J: Formosa. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Reed, Jerry D: Harper. Senior. Secondary Education. Rensner, Gary D: Wichita, Freshman, Nuclear Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Reynolds. John M: Freshman. Pre-Veten- nary Medicine. Rife, Jerry E: Millington. N.J.. Senior. Music Educa- tion. Riordan. Robert E Topeka. Junior. Chemical Engineering. Ms- cos, John J: Overland Park. Junior. Physical Science. Robbins, El. don T: Holton. Freshman. General. NINTH ROW: Rodriguez, Joseph S: Topeka. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. Roth. Jack 0: Lorraine. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Roof. Geoffrey B: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Rose. Gale 1 Haviland, Junior, Journalism. Ross, Gregory E Topeka. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Ross, Roger E Wichita. Sophomore. Technical Jour- nalism. Rom Bruce A: Ottawa. Freshman. General. Rundle, Elmo. thy E Logan, Sophomore. Physical Educatien, Ryan, George F: Sall. na. Sophomore, Elementary Education. Sabatka, Gilbert M: Colby. Freshman. Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Mierau, William C: Wichita. Sophomore. Civil Engineer- ing. Miller, Donald L: Paola. Freshman. Physical Education. MillIkin, John T: Salina. Freshman. Computer Science. Montgomery, Thom- as P: Wichita. Junior. Architecture. Morche. George W: Baldwin City. Freshman. Feed Science and Management. SECOND ROW: PAorellino, Thomas A: Patchogue. N.Y.. Junior. Bio- logical Science. Morris. John t Eudora. Senior. Civil Engineering. Morris, Rodney L Ulysses. Junior. Business Administration. Mor- row, Roger W: Kansas City. Senior, Computer Science. Munger. Harold H: Manhattan, Senior. Civil Engineering. THIRD ROW: Murray. Larry I.: Elkhart. Junior, Animal Science and Industry. Nash. George F: St. Louis. Mo.. Freshman. Restaurant Management Nelson, William E Caney, Senior. Nuclear Engineer- ing. Newland, Douglas B: Hamburg, N.Y.. Senior. Landscape Arch.. tecture. Noll, Jerome R: Frankfort. Senior. Accounting. FOURTH ROW: OplotnIk. Danny J: Manhattan. Junior. Agricultural Education. Pace, George A: Great Bend. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Pam. Charles F: Miltonvale. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Paschal. Douglas G: Hutchinson. Junior. Pre-Den- tistry. Patrick. Michael R: Dodge City. Junior, ' Mechanical Engineering. ati pH. ill, . -.... I. is+ 1. Lt. kali 1k IS 447 Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Schmidt, Joel E: lamed. Sophomore. Psychology. Schmidt, Wesley E Hugoton, Freshman. General. Seller, Leroy J: Colwich. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Shaughnessy, Patrick: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Shea, Richard J: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Shoemaker, Glenn L: Wheeler. Junior, Business Administration. Shawls., Rodney F: Jetmore. Sophomore. Civil En- gineering. Slamal, Robert L Medicine Lodge. Freshman. General. Smerohek, Dana M: Topeka. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Smith, David W: Marysville. Sophomore. Secondary Education. I HIND ROW: Smith, Douglas W: Ottawa. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. Smith, Mark 0: McCune. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Smith, Matthew W: Mulvane. Freshman. Pre-Law. Smith, Terry V: St. Marys. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Smutz, Klpton I.: Meade. Sophomore. General FOURTH ROW: Snodgrass. Marvin E: Oregon. Ill., Junior. Business Administration. Solorlo, Luis M: El Dorado. Senior. Electrical Engi- neering Sprague, Larry L Parsons. Sophomore. Political Science. Stannard, William 0: Salina. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Steele. Jack K: Silver Lake. Junior. Agricultural Economics. FIFTH ROW: Steele. Joseph M: Silver Lake. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Stein, Gregory L: Gypsum. Freshman. General. Stout, Stephen G: Independence, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Strickler, Vincent .1: Scott City. Junior. Business Administration. Sullivan. Charles D: Bowie. Md.. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. SIXTH ROW: Sullivan, Ronald Shawnee Mission. Junior, Business Administration. Swan, Edwin E: Russell. Freshman. General. SwF hart. Gerald L: Salina. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Swisher, Andrew Cot Gypsum. Sophomore. General. Switzky, Dennis W: To- peka. Sophomore. Physical Education. SEVENTH ROW: Tannebaum, Edward J: Philadelphia. Pa.. Senior. Architecture. Taussig, Timothy It Manhattan. Junior. Business Administration. Thomas, Mark Y: WiMield. Freshman. Psychology. Thomas, Michael R: De Solo. Junior, Agriculture. Thomas, William R: Marion. Freshman. Agriculture. EIGHTH ROW: Thome. Thomas F: Goddard. Junior. Electrical Engi- neering. Thompson, Bohdan L: Topeka. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Thomsen, David L: Salina. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineer- ing, Thongvanit, %Bohai: Bangkok. Thailand. Graduate. Architectural Design. Throne. Dennis R: Abilene. Junior. Civil Engineering. NINTH ROW: Tice, Leland W: Seldom Junior. Civil Engineering. Tjoe, Sits K: Diakas Indonesia, Senior. Electrical Engineering. Todi n, Mi- chael V: Kansas City, Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Tolman, Robert E: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Turner, Keith 5: La Crosse. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Unruh, Richard D: Durham. Freshman, General, Val- entine. Lester L: Russell. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Vancott, David R: Liverpool. N.Y.. Senior. Electrical Engineering. Van Dewege, Rex M: Prairie View. Sophomore. Accounting. Van Walleghen, John A: Jerseyville, III., Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. 448 Conveniently located beneath Kramer Food Center. residents of Goodnow and Marlatt. Students have Kramer Library provides studying facilities for access to various periodicals and encyclopedias. Marlatt Hall TOP ROW: Venburg, Keith E White Bear. Minn.. Sophomore. Busi• ness Administration. Vetter, John A: Beloit. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Yyll, Rodney L: Wichita. Junior. Civil Engineering. Wet. dren, Tony B: Tribune. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Walker. David L: Salina. Freshman. Architecture. SECOND ROW: Walter, David H: Great Bend. Freshman, Pre-Second- ary Education. Warwick. Ben T: Overland Park. Junior. History. Weathers, Harold D: Beatrice, Neb., Freshman. Physical Science. Weaver, Terry R: Winfield. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Webb. Thomas E Abilene. Sophomore. Medical Technology. THIRD ROW: Weber. Roy J: Hoisington. Freshman. Agricultural Engi- neering. Wenger, Stanley R: Salina. Senior. Mechanical Engineering. Wilkens, Carl A: Benkelman. Neb.. Junior. Mathematics. Wilkens, Clyde .1: Benkelman. Neb.. Junior. Civil Engineering. Williams, Mi- chael L: Beloit. Freshman. Mathematics. FOURTH ROW: WITH. Randy Gc St. Francis. Freshman. Business Ad- ministration. Wilk, Roger D: St Francis. Sophomore. Computer. Science. Witt, David L: Fairway. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Wolters. Gregory W: St. Francis. Freshman. General. Yates. Orlando B: Mobile. Ala.. Senior. Pre-Law. BOTTOM ROW: Young, William It Everest. Senior. Zoology. Zelez- flak, Michael C: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Pre-law. Zemianek, Kevin J: Prairie Village. Freshman. General. 449 Due to lack of space. 55 students reside in the cleaned out storage rooms of the larger dorms. TOP ROW: Abell, Douglas E McPherson. Freshman. Mechanical En. gineering. Ahlquist, Daryl D: Clay Center. Freshman. General. Ahls- trom, David H: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Journalism. Albright, Sarah A: Anthony. Freshman. Art. Ammo!, William L: Leavenworth. Junior. Journalism. SECOND ROW: Anderson, Frank T: Reading, Freshman. Mathemat- ics. Andrei, John la Alta Vista, Freshman. General. Apsley, Robert B: Osage City. Sophomore. Journalism. Back, Johnnie L: Mt. Hope. Junior. Retail Floriculture. Barnes, James b Holton. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Sangria:, Charlene E Johnson. Sophomore. Cloth. ing Retailing. Bettiel, Mary E: Berkley. Mich.. Freshman. Pre•Veten. nary Medicine. Berggren, Philip C: Aberdeen. S.D., Freshman, Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Blackman, Mary K: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Bohannon, Paul H: Holton. Freshman. Computer Science. MOORE HALL Visitation — escorts required — guest tags? Nasties — Moore Hall vs. West Hall ... 6th floor ECF (East Coast freaks) .. who took the fourth keg? ... beer tastes better bedside a bonfire .. the family eats promptly at 5 o ' clock fmd it in Lot 69 ... Opera- tion: Renovate the linen closets only 10 on the elevators?! ... Grand Funk blares as the lights go out ... panty raid on ninth ... vote for Bear ... drug scene on film . can ' t beat 7th for that Christmas spirit! .. zoo keepers unite — furry critters permitted mayon- naise 24-hour socializing on 8th floor lobby ... pad- dle-up for ping-pong champs .. girls vs. guys for Sun- day afternoon football ... line up for the clothes dryer! ... Ripple Wine!! ... semi-formal ' 70 — with Christ- mas spirits! ... Vern Miller ' s retreat — 7th floor ... Moore hall — Let us take you higher. Moore hall .. ti 14i.tillit in , . I II I I I 11 450 EIGHTH ROW: Eakin, Adrian L: Arlington- Tex., Sophomore. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Ebumo, Joseph V: Chicago. Ill.. Senior. Geology. Eddy, Korey D: Junction City. Freshman. Accounting. Eisenhtd, Vic- tor E Topeka. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Engelman, Debo- rah J: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. NiNT ROW: Etch, Robert J: Sralding, Neb., Freshman. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Falk, Alan D Alta Vista, Freshman, Animal Science and Industry. Famey, Terry L Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. hese. Gerald I.:Liberal. Freshman. Mathematics. Fiedler. Gordon D: Salina. Junior, English. BOTTOM ROW: Hammond, Ernest .1: Silver Spri ng, Md.. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Fischer. Jeanette L Wallace. Junior. Ele- mentary Education. Fishbein, Elliott N: Pawtucket. R.I.. Junior. Pre. Veterinary Medicine. Fisher, John W: Holton. Senior. Social Science. Fletcher, Susan K: Alton. III.. Junior. Art. Moore Hall TOP ROW: Booth, Thomas B: Lakin, Sophomore, General. Bower- sox, Nancy M: Topeka. Freshman. General. Bradley, Bryan la Medi- cine Lodge. Senior. Architecture. Bramiage, Paul 5: Junction City. Freshman. Business Administration. Brldson, Vicki K: lndepen. dente. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Brown, William L: Ford. Sophomore, Veterinary Med- icine. Browne, Richard H: Tustin. Calif.. Junior. History. Buchman, Frank .1: Council Grove. Sophomore. Agricultural Education. Sud- den, Frederick It Tecumseh. Freshman. Music Education. Buford, Victor R: Topeka. Freshman. Medical Technology. THIRD ROW: Burke, Timothy J: Rockville. Md.. Freshman. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Buss, Larry D: Holton. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Can- non. Barbara k Gott. Freshman. General. Chaffee, Nathan L: Leon- ardville. Sophomore. General. Chipman, James T: Wichita. Fresh- man. Political Science. FOURTH ROW: Clark, Ray S: Russellville. Ky.. Junior. Milling Science and Management. Cleary. Dennis W: Wichita. Sophomore. Land- scape Architecture. Conard, Dale E Timken. Junior. Agricultural Education. Conner, Richard D: Lawrence. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Copenhafer, Robert L: Menden, Mich.. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. FIFTH ROW: Corn, Kenneth L: Sublette. Sophomore. Electrical Engi- neering. Cornwell, Scott M: Ellsworth, Freshman, General. Crowell, Peggy J: Scott City, Junior. Elementary Education. Crowther, Philip E Prairie Village. Junior. Secondary Education. Culp, Linda 5: Want- ena. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. SIXTH ROW: Debaun, Thomas Osage City, Senior. Electrical Engi- neering. Decker, William L: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. De Fosset, Daniel N: Webster Groves, Mo.. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Deal, Bruce J: Manhattan. Freshman. Gen- eral. Dlesko, Joseph .J: Raytown. Mo.. Freshman. Agriculture. SEVENTH ROW: DM, Stephen It Olathe. Freshman. Feed Science and Management. Dixon, John P Junction City. Senior. Accounting. Dopes, Mark A: Wichita. Sophomore. Milling Science and Manage- ment. Drake, Aleda D: Norton. Sophomore. Sociology. Dungey, Clif- ford L: Leavenworth. Junior. Computer Science. t 451 Moore Hall TOP ROw: Foster. Alan J: Washington. Freshman. Chemistry. Fow- ler, Joseph M: Augusta. Freshman. Business Administration. Frautschy, Mark S: Manhattan. Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Freeman. Glenn A: Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. Freeman. Jack W: Belleville. Junior. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: French, Don E Overland Park. Senior. Geology. Frey, Dennis F: Hutchinson. Senior. Electrical Engineering. Froetschner, Jerome : 011erle. Freshman. Agriculture. Funk, Rosanne E: Marion. Junior. History. Geode, Ragene H: Newton. Junior. General. THIRD ROW: Garber, Mark W: New York City. N.Y.. Sophomore. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Gasper, Duane R: Tiplon. Junior. Accounting. Gates, Made k St. Louis. Mo.. Freshman. Architecture. Gebhart, Joyce L: Sedgwick. Freshman. General. Gibson, James C: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Sociology. FOURTH ROW: Gingles, Darrell LT Clay Center. Freshman. Business Administration. Gracy, Jeffrey K: South Haven. Freshman. General Agriculture. Granzow, Dennis L: Herington, Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Grainy, Richard L: Kansas City. Freshman. Agricultural Engineering. Green. Henry W: Leavenworth. Junior. Social Science. FIFTH ROW: Griffin, Mary E: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman, Home Economics. Grimes, Verdell A: Kansas City. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. GrOSSardt, James P: Claflin. Senior Veterinary Medi- cine. Grutimacher, Lance W: Westmoreland. Junior.Natural Re- sources Conservation and Use. Hamilton, Linda D: Leavenworth. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. SIXTH ROW: Hamilton, Timothy M: Wichita. Junior. Business Ad- ministration. Hammel, Richard D: Clay Center. Freshman. Architec- ture. HammerschmIdt, Thomas: Hays. Freshman. General. Hammes. Thomas G: Westfield. N.J.. Senior. Microbiology. Hart, David L: Pomona. Junior. Agricultural Economics. SEVENTH ROW: Hann. David W: Prairie Village. Sophomore, Indus- trial Engineering. Hawkins, Diana D: Dodge City. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Hazen, Alton C: Stockton. Senior. Animal Science and Industry. Hazen, Anna C: Stockton. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Masud, James V: McPherson. Freshman. General. EIGHTH ROW: Halt, Michael J: Kinsley. Freshman. Agriculture. Helmke. Rodney D: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Hmbers, Jim 0: Holton. Freshman. General. Hennreck. Carol k Wil- liamsburg. Freshman. General. Hermreck, Wanda K Williamsburg. Sophomore. General. NINTH ROW: Hebei, Ann an D: Lake Geneva. Wis.. Freshman. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Hlbler, Ricky W: Pierceville. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Hiliner, Stephen J: Olathe. Senior. Business Adminis- tration. Hoagland, Richard D: El Dorado. Junior. Electrical Engineer- ing. Hodge, Rhys S: Anguilla. British West Indies. Senior. Bakery Management. BOTTOM ROW: Hollick, William M: Binghamton. N.Y.. Senior. Indus- trial Engineering. Hopper, Stephen L: Augusta. Freshman. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Horvath. Linda R: Belleville. Sophomore. Pre-Sec- ondary Education. Hoyle, Linda J: Beatrice, Neb.. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Hunter, John D: Sharon. Senior. Agronomy. a it? I : - , gi, At A 4 ' 452 Films from the Student Health Center attract the ion of the subjects covered. A visiting expert attention of Moore residents prior to a discuss- and a Center health educator led the discussions. Moore Hall TOP ROW: Hutchins, Gregory K: Gouda Springs. Junior. Natural Resources Conservation and Use. Hutchinson, Kent 1: Augusta. Freshman. Bus iness Administration. Irwin, Janice J: Salina. Sopho- more. Pre-Secondary Education. Isom Polly M: Wellington. Fresh• man. Clothing Retailing. Jackson, Diane K: Topeka. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW: Jakaitis, Cad P: Hillsdale. N.J., Freshman. Industrial Engineering. Jansen, Raymond T: Junction City. Senior. Biological Science. Jefferson, Jack C: Topeka. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Jenkins. John L: Potosi. Mo.. Freshman. Architecture. John- son. Wade A: Ellinwood. Sopho more. General. THIRD ROW: Jones, Kevin W: Summerlield, Freshman, Wildlife Con- servation. Jones, William P: Manhattan. Freshman. Wildlife Conser- vation. Kaiser, Gerald G: Phillipsburg. Senior. Psychology. Kaiser, Robert H: Phillipsburg. Freshman. Geography. Karpf, Michael A: Westfield. N.J.. Freshman. General. FOURTH ROW: Keeshan, Cindy L. Topeka. Freshman. Prellemen• Lary Education. Keith, Larry E Mexico. Mo.. Freshman. Architecture. Kenton, Randall K: Basehor. Sophomore. Pre.Dentistry. Kern. Wil- liam E: Smith Center. Senior. Agricultural Mechanization. KIM. Lyn- del B: Lyons. Freshman. Pre-Dentistry. HOT TOM ROW: Killian, Daniel K: Leavenworth, Freshman. Pre.For- estry. Kingston, Philip P: Madrid. N.Y.. Senior. Agricultural Educa- tion. Kirkham, Lynn E Wallace. Senior. Animal Science and Indus- try. Kittleson, Rick E: Winfield. Sophomore. Architecture. Mock., Gerald E: Manhattan, Freshman. Milling Science and Management. 453 Moore Hall Governing Board — TOP ROW. William L. Ammel. Hen. ry W. Green. Marilyn J. Murphy. Frederic N. Grunder, Michael L. Wayman, John R. Rader. Wayne L. Baldwin, Henry T. Holtman. Wil- ham M. Hornet Barbara A. Barrett. BOTTOM ROW: Joan R. Kovar. Gerald G. Kaiser. Moore Hall TOP ROW: Knopp. Joe k Manhattan. Freshman. Business Adminis- tration. Kovar, John R: Overland Park. Senior. Electrical Engineer- ing. Krouse. William R: Wheaton. Junior. Feed Science and Manage- ment. Kussman, Richard L: Seneca. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Langhofer, Martin C: Wichita. Sophomore. Pro-Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Larson, Bernard K: Mabel. N.M.. Freshman. Animal Husbandry. Laud, Harry N: Junction City. Freshman. General. Leek, William C: Maplewood. Mo.. Freshman. Architecture. Let leiter. Floyd J: Liebenthal. Senior. Accounting. !Ashman, Leon D: Ellsworth. Neb.. Sophomore. Feed Science and Management. THIRD ROW: Leonard, Floyd L: Sublette, Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Lewis. Marcia R: Kansas City. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Lock, David E Wallace. Junior. Business Administration. Loeb- sack. Steven A: Wichita. Sophomore. Architecture. Ludes. Cynthia A: Lyons. Freshman. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Lyman. Charles S: Hutchinson. Freshman. Business Administration. Mahoney, Daniel J: Ilion. N.Y., Freshman. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Makovec, G. Tracy: Wichita. Sophomore. Biology. Manz, Roger M: Chapman. Freshman. General. Martin. Philip G: Clay Center. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Maslen, Robert E: Shawnee. Freshman, Business Administration. Massey, Kenneth I: Lyons. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. Mathews, Linda K: Sharon. Sophomore, Clothing Re- tailing. Maxwell, Stephen R: Washington. Junior. Veterinary Medi- cine. McCall, Marilyn K: Leavenworth. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. -sr a A . 11 rat 4 4,A ti 454 SIXTH Pads, Barbara J: Pratt. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Education. Partington, Howard D: Alden. Sophomore. History. Paul- son. William C: El Dorado. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Penn, Manuel E: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Petty. Jerry E: Sharon Springs. Sophomore. Computer Science. SEVENTH ROW: Pflughoeft, Michael: Ellsworth. Freshman. Pre- Pharmacy. Powell. Orson L: Atlanta. Ga.. Senior. Economics. Prath- er, Kent M: San Francisco. Calif.. Sophomore. Business Administra- tion. Pratt, Frank H: Colby. Senior. Nuclear Engineering. Predmore, Robert C: Salina. SOPhomore.Clongng Retailing. EIGHTH ROW: Ramakrishnsiah, M. k Bangalore. India. Graduate. Computer Science. Ramsey, Michael K: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Randall. Russell M: Kansas City. Senior. Mechanical Engi- neering. Rathbun. Jackie L: Ellsworth. Sophomore. Wildlife Conser- vation. Reed, Susan: Wetmore. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. NINTH ROW: Reid, David A: Harrisville, R.I., Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Reynolds, John M: St. Louis. Mo.. Senior. Architecture. Richardson, Layman Merriam. Junior. Business Administration. Richardson, Randal C: Kinsley. Junior. Pre-Law. Ftiepl, John E: Cim• arron. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Rippe!, Gary L: Derby. Sophomore, Agronomy. Rob- erts, Michael k Leavenwor th. Junior. Zoology. Roy, Jerry C: Over- land Park. Senior, Secondary Education. Ruark, Robert D San Die- go. Calif.. Junior. Secondary Education. Rush, Keith E El Dorado. Sophomore, Agriculture. Moore Hall TOP ROW: McDiffett, Jeffrey 1: Alta Vista. Freshman. General. Mc- Ewen, Kevin B: Wichita. Freshman. Psychology. McFadyitm, David J: Tupper Lake. N.Y.. Junior. General. hkLinn, Robin L Garden City. Junior, Animal Science and Industry. MeMenamy, Elaine: Webster Groves. Mo.. Senior. English. SECOND ROW: Mae ' , Jerry C: Cottonwood Falls. Sophomore, Gen- eral. McNIsh, Thomas W: Clay Center. Freshman. General. Madill. George T: Leavenworth. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Mess- man, James A: Wichita, Junior. Electrical Engineering. Meyer, Laura A:Osage City, Sophomore, History. THIRD ROW: Mikols, Wayne J: Hinsdale. III.. Freshman. General. Mill- er, Joseph P. Effingham. Junior. Accounting. Mori, HaJime: Manhat- tan. Graduate. Grain Science. Morse, Ann L: Osage City. Sopho- more. Home Economics Education. Moyer, John R: Deer Creek. Okla.. Junior. Anthropology. FOURTH ROW: Mueller, James C: Springs. S.D., Freshman, Ar- chitecture, Mukhopadhyay, Bimal: Uttarpara. India. Graduate. Geo- chemistry. Murphy, Marilyn J: Bonner Springs, Junior. Seconder)! Education. Nelson, Gregory Et: Morganville. Freshman. General. Nel- son, Johnnie V: Arlington. Sophomore. General. FIFTH ROW: Nelson, Karin J: Burdick. Senior. Home Economics Education. Nicoll, Gregg A: Stanford. Conn.. Freshman. Pre•feteri- nary Medicine. Noble, James E: El Dorado. Sophomore. Animal Sci• ence and Industry. Olson. James A: La Habra. Calif.. Junior. Me- chanical Engineering. Oswald, Leslie A: Wichita. Junior, Music Education. eis a ;A 455 Moore Hall TOP ROW: Sann, Alfred C: Topeka. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Schafer, Calvin E: Perry, Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Scheufler, Ted P: Sterling. Freshman. Chemistry. Schlosser, Mary 1: Manhattan. Sophomore. Music Education. Schmeiser, Christine: Massapequa. N.Y.. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Schoshke, Gary 5: Brookville. Freshman. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Schwinn, Michael G McLouth. Freshman. Pre-Veter- inary Medicine. Scott, Charles W: La Crosse. Senior, Architecture. Selby, Christine A: Ottawa. Freshman. General. Sellers, Jay Oita- W3, Freshman. General. THIRD ROW: Shacklett, William E: Wadsworth. Junior. Business Administration. Shelton, Brian D: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre- Dentistry. Sigle, Larry L. Manhattan. Freshman. Electrical Engineer- ing. Simon, Barry L: Philadelphia. Pa.. Sophomore. Pro-Veterinary Medicine. Sleehta, Michael E Ellsworth. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Small, Patricia A: Ferguson. Mo.. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Small, Richard W: Glenview. III., Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Snider, Cynthia E: Abilene. Freshman. General. Spellman. Douglas L: Salina. Freshman. Mechanical Engi- neering. Stark, Douglas L: Junction City. Freshman. Business Administration. Liberalization of pet restrictions in the dorm- types of pets. However, pets must live in a con- itories allows some residents to bring in many tained environment, be non-noisy and odorless. 456 FIFTH ROW: Truthen, Kenneth A: Northbrook. III.. Senior. Architec- ture. Umholtz, Robert L Rahway. N.J.. Freshman. Statistics. Unrein, Donald W: Santa Anna. Calif.. Freshman. Pre.Pharmacy. Warner, Joseph k Newton. Junior. Journalism. Warren, Virginia I.: Eskridge. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine: SIXTH ROW: Watt, Nancy J: Harper. Junior. Dietetics and Institution. al Management. Wayman. Michel L: Wichita. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Wentz, James Concordia. Junior. Secondary Educa- tion. West, Ronda E Colony. Junior. Elementary Education. Stephen P Pretty Prairie. Sophomore. PreNetennary Medicine. SEVENTH ROW: Whittier, Randall M: Overland Park, Junior. Natural Resources Conservation and Use. Wilbeck, Timothy ID South Hutch. inson. Sophomore. Building Construction. Wilcox, Elizabeth J: An- thony. Freshman. Pre-Pharmacy. Willard, Maribeth E: Derby. Fresh- man. Sociology. Williams, Bradley J: Topeka, Freshman. Natural Resources Conservation and User EIGHTH ROW: Williams, Rodney J: Salina. Freshman. Electrical Engi- neering. Williams. Roger A: Kansas City. Freshman. Business Ad- ministration. Williams. Stephen L: Salina. Sophomore. Landscape Architecture. Wilson, Frank L Moline. Freshman. Pre-Law. Wood. Michael D. Abilene. Sophomore. Mathematics. NINTH ROW: Woosley, David k Hutchinson. Freshman. Pre.Veteri. nary Medicine. Wyand, Michael W: Hanover. Pa.. Senior. Political Science. Yost, John k Garden City. Freshman. Biological Science. Young, Diane Rt Topeka. Sophomore. Home Economics. Zelch. Ronald H: St. Lows. Mo.. Junior. Bakery Management. BOTTOM ROW: Zerling, Harry M: Stratford. Conn.. Sophomore. Psy- chology. ZillInger, Philip R Phillipsburg. Senior. Chemistry. Zim- merman, Michael S: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Moore Hall TOP ROW: Starkweather. Lee A: Clay Center. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Stewart, Belinda K: Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Stone, Richard W: Junction City. Senior. Business Administration. Stolle, Randall L: Derby. Freshman. Nuclear Engi- neering. Such. Robert E: South Grafton. Ma.. Senior. Nursery and Landscape Management. SECOND ROW: Summer, Edward D Clay Center. Fres hman. Gener- al. Summers, Larry W: Topeka. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. Sumpter. Raymond D Mulvane. Freshman. General. Sundgren, Julie A: Man- hattan. Freshman. Pathology. Swift, Nolan G: Burden. Junior. Ani- mal Science and Industry. THIRD ROW: Szopinski, Richard C: Chicago. Ill.. Junior. General. Taylor, Keith 8: Chicago. III.. Sophomore. Business Administration. ' fennel. Jeffrey A: Sabetha. Sophomore. Biological Science. Teten, Johann H: Berrien. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Thornton. William S: Independence. Junior. Biological Science. FOURTH ROW: Thorsen. Galen E: Chanute. Junior. Agriculture Engi- neering. Thurman, Pamela k Potosi. Mo.. Freshman. Architecture. Tobald, William Glasco. Senior. Agronomy. Trifonoff, Lynn it Wichita. Freshman. Psychotogy. Trueblood, Michael Es Studley. Ju- nior. Electrical Engineering. tin Ski 1 a , it, il 457 PUTNAM HALL Putnam prudes .. is that incense I smell? Mrs. Strong, come and get me! ... the elevator is gone mind if I shut the door ... put your stereo down .. your light is bothering the radio ... electricians at work . if I don ' t get a letter today ... Ritz crackers, peanut butter, popcorn ... Imsorrysheisnotherethisisher- rommmatemayitakeamessage? DIET take a phone call in .. what phone? ... drink a lot of milk! . can I bum a cig? ... that record again? ... hey, who flooded the bathroom? ... Susan?, which one? sniff, choke, what ' s burning .. Harriet and Harvey .. Red Rover .. you ' re engaged again? . Steve who? what a weeny? ... get out of my bed ... we ' re taking a deodorant survey ... would yo u like to sign my petition? ... 2 a.m. charades -... another virgin witch .. snow dog snoopy .. band aid woman ... no more dress code? ... he thinks he ' s so romantic and you ' re about to sneeze! ... put your dinner dress on? ... Mrs. who? . she ' s what — eager beaver! ... retards Parents, friends, dates and faculty are treated to tea at Putnam after every home football game. TOP ROW: Mrs. Mabel B. Strong, Director. Mrs. Jai L. Winter, Assist- ant Director. Austin, Patricia 5: KansasCity. Freshman. Psychology. Bechtel, Ann E: Piper. Junior. Business Administration. Bailey. Mari tha E Eureka. Freshman. Home Economics Education. SECOND ROW: Bailey, Rebecca Sr Garnett. Junior. Home Economics Education. Baldwin, Sharllyn L Salina. Junior. Pre-Nursing. Beck- man, Linda K: Kansas City. Junior. Mathematics. Bogart, Becky J: Beverly. Freshman. Physical Education. Borsdorl. Laura L: Johnson. Senior. Physical Education. THIRD Bowles, Cathy A: Wamego. Freshman. Medical Tech- nology. Brandybeny, Nancy Ge Lenora. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Breeden, Martha K: Hoxie. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Brewer, Sonja J: Moscow. Senior. Home Economic Education. Brinkmoyer, Charlene: Garden City. Fresh- man. Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: Brookhart. Sara Jr Selma. Freshman. General. Bach- eta. Barbara A: Cedar Vale. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Budden, Carolynn Jr Junction City. Freshman. Accounting. Buffo, Jan E: Leavenworth. Senior. History. Bums, Marilyn Sr Topeka. Freshman. Sociology. FIFTH ROW: Card, Diana F: New York. N.Y.. Senior. Home Econom- ics Education. Daniel, Betsy It Hays. Freshman. Music. Davis, Cathy Jr Overland Park. Junior. Family and Child Development. Dawson, Cynthia A: Wichita. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Delzelt. Mary A: Wathena. Junior. Physical Education. BOTTOM ROW. Dempster. Edna A: Atchison. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Dubois, Verdon F: Paola. Sophomore, Pre.Elementary Education. Dutton, Susan V: Norton. Senior. Music Education. Fitzpatrick, Marjorie: Emporia. Junior, Clothing Retailing. Fletcher, Lois E: Bucklin. Junior. Medical Technology. 458 FIFTH ROW: Hood, Cathy L: Kiowa. Junior. Speech Pathology and Audiology. Hooper. Ann L Hiawatha. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Horner, Theresa: Wichita. Freshman. General. How- ard, Vickle Si Ulysses. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Hoyle. Shelley A: Junction City. Freshman. General. SIXTH ROW: Hunker, Gayle D. Salina. Sophomore. Clothing Retail- ing. Humphrey, Sandra K: Topeka. Freshman. Psychology. Hupe, Julie k Wamego. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Jenkins, Naomi E: High- land. Junior. Home Economics Education. Johnson, Nancy J: Coun- cil Grove. Freshman. Physical Education. SEVENTH ROW: Jones, Jennifer J: McPherson. Freshman. Sociolo- gy. Kathka, Mara L: Oberlin. Freshman. Business Administration. Kenny, Sheila k Overland Park. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Educa- tion. Kleysteuber, JIII M: Garden City. Freshman. General. Knop, Barbara J: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. EIGHTH ROW: Kohr, Cheryl A: Topeka. Junior. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Korthanke. Marsha S: Robinson. Junior. Home Economics and Journalism. Knicks ' , Marlene J: Prairie Village. Freshman. So- cial Science. Kuhlmann. Dianna R: Athol. Freshman. General. Lager- gran, Nancy E: Freshman. Pre-Nursing. NINTH ROW: Lang, Marilyn R: Ellis. Sophomore. General. Leach, Mary k Osborne. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Manage. ment. Lee. Mary E: Wan Sophomore. Mathematics. Lehman, Sheila 5: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Lembright, Jill D: Dodge City. Sophomore. Modern Languages. BOTTOM ROW: Ley, Jane 5: leoti. Junior. Pre-Law. Llebl, Barbara E: Dodge City. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Limbrey, Sarah L: Clifton. Junior. Home Economics Education. Liungdahl, Jeannine: Dodge City. Sophomore. Modern Languages. Logan, Denise 5: Web star Grove. Mo.. Freshman. Speech. Putnam Hall TOP ROW: Ford, Beth E: Leonardville. Freshman. Pre.Nursing. Ford. Susan M: Tulsa. Okla.. Senior. Music Education. Fowles, Sonda J: Clay Center. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. FrIstile, Barbara k McDonald. Junior. Home Economics Education. Frohn, Patricia A: Monroeville. Pa., Senior. Foods and Nutrition. SECOND ROW: Glarratana, Paulette: Hampton, N.J., Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Gillum, Carol L: McPherson. Fresh- man. Home Economics. Clams . Janet D: Wichita. Sophomore. General. Goodman, William k Newton. Junior. Industrial Engineer- ing. Goodpasture, Sheri L Wichita. Junior. Secondary Education. THIRD ROW: Gray, Kathryn D: Lenexa. Freshman. General. Greaten. Terri J: Osawatomie. Sophomore. Journalism. Gunk . Mary E: An. clover. Freshman. General. Gustason, Patricia E: White City. Junior. Business Administration. Gwartney. Janelle 5: Omaha. Neb.. Junior. Home Economics Education. FOURTH ROW: Harbage, Kristi E: Dodge City. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Helm, Nancy J: SI. Marys. Freshman. Home Economics. Heitman, Diane E: Sinn. Freshman. Home Economics. Henderson, Ketta J: Topeka. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Homier, Kathleen k Osborne. Sophomore. General. 4.1 459 fl .72 Putnam Hall [OP ROW: LowerY, Jane: Junction City. Freshman. Accounting. Man, Nancy J: Rushton. Senior. Clothing Retailing. Marc. Ruth 1• Formoso. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Maxwell, Carol J: Fort Dodge. Junior, Family and Child Development. Mayhew. Becky A Lewis. Sophomore. Art. SECOND ROW: McCall. Joelle A: Stockton. Junior. Home Economics Education. McConaughey, Deborah: Ulysses, Freshman. Home (co. nomics. McDaniel. Diana K: Scott City. Freshman. Business Admin. istration. McFadden, Nan L: Goodland. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. McGuirk, Elizabeth A: Louisburg. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. THIRD ROW: McKimens, Mary K: Sedan. Sophomore. Physical Ther- apy. McMahon. Elaine C: Piper, Senior. Geology. Melvin. Jodi K: Topeka. Freshman. Psychology. Merril Barbara J: Ft. Collins. Colo.. Senior. Elementary Education. Mertes. Kathleen A: Prairie Village. Junior. Family and Child FOURTH ROW: Might Nancy L Wichita, Sophomore. Journalism. Milos, Barbara A: Topeka, Freshman. Physical Education. Moore. Sharon Munden. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. Mon ray. Carol A: Madison. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Morris. Brenda 5: McPherson. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Mussemann. Christine: Wakeeney, Sophomore, Pre Elementary Education. Neale, Linda G: Junction City. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Educalloit. Nelson, Jane A: Sylvan Grove. Senior. Clothing Retailing. Nicol, Nancy Mk Overland Park. Freshman. Cloth- ing Retailing. Oeser, Sherry G: Clain, Freshman, History. Putnam hall 460 Two sets of bunk beds characterize some of the only ones allowing four people to a room. Most rooms in Putnam. as Putnam and Boyd are the rooms, however, are smaller and for two people. Putnam Hall TOP ROW: Orth, Barbara S: Kansas City. Junior. Business Adminis- tration. Papon, Patricia R: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Party. Donna K: Atalino. La.. Senior. Elementary Education. Patterson. Jo Ann: Piedmont. Freshman. General. Peck- ham. Bernita J: Hunter. Junior. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW. Patton, Nadine F: Burdett. Sophomore. Pre-Second- ary Education. Pennington. Debra K: Kansas City. Freshman. Busi- ness Administration. Peppers. Linda K: Overland Park. Senior. Ele- mentary Education. Petrich, Peggy S: Junior. Elementary Education. Jane E: I opeka. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW: Ponta, Kimberly D: Wichita. Freshman. General. Proc- tor. Mary E: Soldier. Junior. Elementary Education. Pugh. Joyce E Mayetta. Freshman. Physical Education. Ralstin, Terry 1: Wichita. Junior. Elementary Education. Rataj. LeAnn M: Munden. Sop ho- more. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Rea. Amy 1: Halstead. Freshman. General. Ridgway. Kay C: Omaha. Neb., Freshman. Biological Science. Rieschick, Leah G: Soldier. Freshman. Physical Education. Riley. Faye E: Concordia. Junior. Secondary Education. Rinor, Connie 5: Scott City. Sopho- more. Clothing Retailing. BOTTOM ROW: Rode, Marsha A: Kansas City. Junior. Medical Tech- nology. Rogers. Joyce 1: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Rohrer. Kathryn A: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Roosendaal, Kathy J: Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Ross. Anita M: I rot Senior. Elementary Education. 461 Putnam Hall Governing Board — TOP ROW Rebecca S. Bailey. cy L. Might. Jane D. Glamser, Susan C. Morgenson, Jan R Shelton. LeAnn M. Rata), Donna K. Parry. Paulette Giarratana. Mary A. Leach. Patricia I. Papon. Joelle A. McCall. Edna A. Dempster, Carol G. Wyatt. Linda K. Peppers. BOTTOM ROW: Tern J. Greason, Janelle S. Gwartney. Betty J. Ryan. Roberta L. Kathleen A. Mertes. Putnam Hall TOP ROY . Ross, Beverly A: Troy. Sophomore, Pre-Nursing Ross, Nancy C: Delia. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Rumsey. Joyce L: Overland Park. Junior, Elementary Education. Russell, Lynda J: Pawnee Rock. Freshman. General. Rutherford, Te resa L: Lawrence. Freshman. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Rutledge, Susan W: Wichita, Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Ruttinger, Alice C: Great Bend. Sophomore. Pre-Medicine. Ryan, Betty J: Leavenworth. Senior, Physical Education. Sachen, Cheryl J: Kansas City. Junior. Business Administration. Salm, Mar- tha L: Dodge City. Junior, Psychology. THIRD ROW: Satter, Annette L: Wakefield. Sophomore. Pre-Second- ary Education. Schultz, Beverly A: Newton. Junior. Sociology. Schultz. Debra L: Pawnee Rock. Freshman. Sociology. Schulte. Sheryl lb Clay Center. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Self. Kathy C: Topeka. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. FOURTH ROW Shaw. Pamela C: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Gen- eral. Shelton. Jan R: Wichita, Freshman. Business Administration. SkIner, Rhonda M: Levittown. Pa.. Junior. Elementary Education. Slagle. Rhonda E: Westmoreland. Freshman. Home Economics. Siemens, Marguerite A: Manhattan. Junior. Sociology. FIFTH ROW: Sillin, Rhonda L: Kansas City. Senior. Clothing Retail- ing Sims, Georganne D: Mission. Freshman. General. Skaggs, Susan J: Phillipsburg. Freshman. Mathematics. Smith, Ellen A: Sharon Springs. Senior. Elementary Education. St. Bennett, Cheryl A: Em- poria, Freshman. Dietetics and Institutional Management. BOTTOM ROW: Strode. Patricia k Hope, Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Studer, Janet ft Beloit. Sophomore. Sociology. Swenson, Marilyn K: Salina. Sophomore. General. Tegetholl, Pamela J: Washington. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Thompson, Karen M: Johnson. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. 462 Little sisters, ranging from 5 to 18 years old. girls spent the weekend participating in several take part in Putnam ' s Little Sisters Day. The activities including softball, cards and movies. Putnam Hall TOP ROW: Totok, Joan IA: Salina. Freshman. General. Transue. Kay I: Studley. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Transue, Vicki E: Studley. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Trhtg, Linda S: Tribune. Senior. History. Turpin, Donna 5: Troy. Senior. Foods and Nutrition. SECOND ROW: Underhill, Deanna IC: Ulysses. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Urban. Linda L: McCracken. Senior, Clothing Retailing. Vandaveer, Gayle U Edwardsville. Freshman, Clothing Retailing, Vedros, Andrena L: Mission. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Vickers, Audree IA: toxic. Senior. Secondary Education. . THIRD ROW: Vickers, BiIII J: Home. Freshman. General. Waldo. Leslie Lawrence. Freshman, Art. Weidner, Kimberly A: Sublette. Fresh- man. Pre-Secondary Education. Wikle, Bonnie J: Fairview. Sopho- more, Physical Education. Wiley, Cheryl it Lawrence. Sophomore. Foods and Nutrition. BOTTOM ROW: Wingfield, Debra L McDonald. Freshman. Medical Technology. Wirth, Roberta L: Hoisington, Junior. Speech. Wright, Vicki L Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. Wyatt. Carol G: Atchison. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. York. Kathryn L: Garden City. Sophomore. Foods and Nutrition. 463 VAN ZILE HALL The Honor ' s dorm ... Hippie Hall ... Van Zoo Whatever happened to Max ' s door ... the cynic asso- ciation ... They do it on the sundeck ... Food, glo- rious food ... Eat at Derby? ... Batman Jay and Rob- in Eric ... I.M. volleyball champs ... Last rites for Fred ' s crabs were held yesterday ... basement rats . Bah! Humbug! ... cartoons in the coffeehouse ... Rock of Ages ... VZ Rider ... How about a C-string for the piano? ... Wednesday night snacks ... This week ' s B.O.W. merit badge goes to Lynn Dickey ... First Floor Freads ..._machine ate my money ... they gitcha in the kitchen ... establishing housing priorities ... When you ' re full of bull, keep your mouth shut ... the Wonder Wagon ... retreat ... The Ketter-Sandblade wedding was a beautiful affair ... Hank ' s hangout ... Dorothy ' s looking for you ... The Van Zile Basement Speekway ... How about some breakfast in bed? ... Who balled the Christmas tree? ... Cowboy Dan ' s di- lemma ... D.O.M.V.Z. ... Distinguished speakers and guests ... Trick or Treat for Unisex ... Jerry? Jerry? ... I like steak ... Do you brush your tongue? Van Zile hail TOP ROW: Mrs. Sharon L. Lunn. Director. Andreas, Teresa L: Mc- Pherson. Junior. Psychology. Armbruster. Gloria A: Hutchinson. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Barchesky, Cynthia 1: Mc- Pherson. Graduate. English. Beard. Cynthia A:Arlington. Freshman, Biochemistry. SECOND ROW: Belle, Steven 0: Salina. Sophomore. Electrical Engi- neering. Bell, Mark G: Kansas City. Junior. Biology. Burgardt, Paul: Great Bend. Senior. Physics. Capps, Unnea G: Kansas City. Mo.. Ju- nior, Pre-Medicine. Carter, James L Valley Center. Sophomore. Vet- erinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Carter, Kenneth I.: Valley Center. Freshman. General. Chem, Larry G: Wichita. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. Dam son. Herbert E: Medicine Lodge. Freshman. General. Day, Nancy A: Concordia. Sophomore. Anthropology. Dodd, Dale L Esbon. Fresh- man, Pre-Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Dooley, Jimmy C: Jewell. Junior. Agronomy. Dun, Henry A: Quincy. III.. Senior. Music Education. Focht, Marlea It Wat- erloo. Iowa. Freshman. Modern Languages. Finger. Mark J: Lamed. Junior. Chemistry. Fleming, Mary J: Belleville, Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. c‘J :JAYS PAT g .r.-r? - A 464 II Van Zile Hall TOP ROW: Gardner, Robin L Roselle. N.J.. Freshman. Pre•letermary Medicine. Gassed. Camel S: Washington. Sophomore. General. Hackney, James L: Kansas City. Sophomore. Philosophy. Hawley, Sherry! A: St. Louis. Mo.. Junior. Biological Science. Headrick, Ker• ma S: Jewell. Junior. Physical Education. SECOND ROW: David C: Wichita. Junior. Social Science. Hermesch, Charles B: Seneca. Junior. Psychology. Hickok. Janice M: Ulysses. Junior. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Hodge, Mar. tha J: Wichita. Freshman. Pre.Veterinary Medicine. Holman, Peggy J: Marysville. Junior. Mathematics. THIRD ROW: Hoobler, Joanne la Wamego. Junior. Home Economics Education. Hoyt, Lynn k Wichita. Junior. Psychology. Jagger. Craig E Minneapolis. Freshman. General. Kazmaler. Brenda N: Lamed, Sophomore. Elementary Education. Keller, Karen S: Home. Fresh. man. Physical Therapy. FOURTH ROW: Laminar,. Sheryl L Winfield, Freshman. Speech. Live ergood, James L: Salina. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Long. bottom, Harry W: Elwood. Ill.. Freshman. Pre-law. Marshall. Lore L. Yakima. Wash.. Sophomore. Retail Floriculture. Marten, Beverly A: Wheaton. Junior. Computer Science. BOTTOM ROW: Mawdsiey, Michael W: Wichita. Junior, Chemistry. Meredith. William H: Lincoln. Senior. Psychology. Messina, Theresa M: Independence. Mo.. Junior. Business Administration. MING Nancy It Fargo. MO.. Junior. Physical Therapy. Miller, Roxanne: Roselle. Ill.. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Van Die Hall Governing Board — TOP ROW: John A. Brewer. Mark J. Finger. John F. Wilson. Michael C. Trulson. Fred A. Washington. SECOND ROW: Karen Meitzenrater, Peggy J. Holeman, Gregory W. Hintz. William J. Odell. THIRD ROW: Mark E. Weddle. Carolyn I. Price. Kenneth L. Carter. Gaynel S. Gassert. BOTTOM ROW: Pamela J. While. Linnea G. Capps. Joanne Worthington. 465 Folk singers from around the University entertain hall. Mattresses are set up for people to sit at a coffeehouse in the lower level of Van Zile on and refreshments are sold during the evening. Van Zile Hall TOP ROW: Miller. Stephen It Paola. Senior. English. Monfort, Darrell R: Iola. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Muret, William E: Win- field. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Murphree, Brad T: Over- land Park. Sophomore, Political Science. Nash. MMInda S: Manhat- tan. Freshman. General. SECOND ROW: O ' Dell, WIlllam J: Manhattan. Freshman. Journalism. Owens. Pamela I: Clay Center. Sophomore. Home Economics. Pe- tenon. Martha k Independence. Junior. Journalism. Powers. Re- becca L: Augusta. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Price. Caro- lyn I: Liberty. Junior. Medical Technology. THIRD ROW: Wily, Karen Ft Shawnee. Senior. Family and Child Development. Raney, David L: Lansing. Freshman. Physics. Re- Menke, Kathleen k Centralia. Sophomore. General. Richards, Don- ald E: Prairie Village. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Richardson, Mary L Great Bend. Junior, History. BOTTOM ROW: Ruberson, Charles k Independence. Senior, Phys- ics. Rumsey, Jeanette 5: Overland Park. Junior. English. Sandblade, Richard P: Larned. Freshman, Physical Science. Sankey, Keith M: Salina. Freshman. Chemical Engineering. Say, Gary E: Alma. Fresh- man. Pre-Forestry. Van Zile Hall TOP ROW: Scheufter. Lee k Sterling. Sophomore. Feed Science and Technology. Sherraden. Tony W: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Medicine. Siebenmorgen, Sara It Horton. Junior. Family and Child Develop- ment Stead, Joann k Lebo. Junior. Political Science. Slechta, Clau- dia J: Topeka. Sophomore. History. SECOND ROW: Smith, Wesley E Brookville. Junior. English. Symns, Richard D: Atchison. Sophomore. Milling Science and Management. Umbach, Barbara: Whitewaler, Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Vencil, Vicki At independence. Junior. Elementary Education. Voss, Dixie it: Murdock. Sophomore. Mathematics. THIRD ROW: Washington, Fred At Lawrence. Freshman. General. Watkins, Susan Et Topeka. Freshman. Psychology. West, James D: Wichita. Sophomore. General. White, Pamela it Dodge City. Fresh- man. General. Wilbur. Christine D: Goodland. Sophomore. Social Science. BOTTOM ROW: Wilson, Garnet M: Tecumseh. Junior. Generai Wil- son. John F: Manhattan. Junior. Computer Science. Wilson. Marcus D: Tecumseh. Freshman, General. Wednesday night at 10, people begin to mingle in Kool-Aid. Residents of Van Zile use these weekly the dining room and start feeding on cookies and study breaks to get to know everyone in the hall. 467 WEST HALL Love is a Many Splendored Thing ... Monopoly ... Father ' s Weekend .. baby powder fights ... bull ses- sions ... Did I say that? ... knitting marathon ... 166 foot purple and white scarf ... 8:00 sex lessons ... Have you heard the latest boot joke? ... Main Gate NWOC ... No big deal ... hash checks ... Barn Party ... Med Center ... Man on the floor ... Sampson and Della ... exercising ... Worth ' s mara- thon ... Anyone ' for pizza? ... yelling at Moore ... West is Best ... Peanuts . Pixie Pals ... Mr. K ' s Oops ... shaving cream fights ... Derby ... roast beef . . Boy, you ' re dumb ... linen exchange ... functions ... pounding on the walls ... water fights .. Vista ... What ' s for dinner? ... stomping on the floor ... Twerp ... Flash Gordon ... dirty clothes in the sink . . Damn intercoms. ... Formal ... fresh- man pledges .. 3:00 visitation ... buckets of water ... purple underwear ... old maids ... Who hoofed? ... pets ... scholarship banquet ... birthday parties . Freaks ... all night bridge games ... candle lightings ... TGIF ... Is the mail out yet? ... Burburt Mom ... cornflakes in the water fountain ... Smacky- mouth Mallon bowling .. drunk soldiers wander. ing down the ball Whooh ... Granny .. showers . hot dog roasts ... Trac-o Dummards Bessie B. West hall TOP ROW: Mn. Sammy. J. Noss, Director. Chambers, Albert W: Overland Park. Junior. Journalism. Agin, Jennifer fh Manhattan. Freshman. Music. Arne, Jennifer L: Overland Park. Freshman. Mu- sic. Anderson, Margaret E: Garnett. Freshman. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Baker, Anita K: Scranton. Freshman. Home Econom- ics. Baker, Donna At Salina. Freshman. General. Bayless, Nancy A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Beam, Marilyn R Washington. Freshman. MUSIC Education. Beardmore, Carol J: Over- land Park. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. THIRD ROW: Beck, Lela S: Natoma. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Berggren, Martha C: Leonardville. Freshman. Computer Science. Bondy, Jane A: Arlington. Ill.. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Bou- tell, Jean: Leawood. Freshman. Applied Music. Steers, Jane L: Man. hattan. Freshman. Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: Brown, Patricia Sr Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Brownlee, Patty k Paola, Freshman. Family and Child Development. Buchanan. Ted K: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Burbridge, Joyce L: Prairie Village. Freshman. PreElementary Edu- cation. Burkhardt, Deborah M: Chapman. Freshman. Psychology. BOTTOM ROW: Burros, Giorlanne M: St. Francis. Sophomore. Gen. eral. Byler, Stephanie. Overland Park. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Caiderwood, Janet Topeka. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Caldwell. Carol .1: Portis. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Cameron. Janette L: Kansas City. Junior. Medical T echnology. 468 West Hall TOP ROW: Carlson, Nancy E Chanute. Freshman. Home Econom- ics. Carpenter. Challis N: Scott City. Freshman. Home Economics. Carter, Sonya L: Prairie Village. Freshman. Psychology. Cato, Cath- erine A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Charbonneau, Carla 5: Osborne. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Cheney. Charlene L St. Joseph. Mo.. Sophomore, Architecture. Christie. Vicki K: Osage City. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Clark. Kristina E: Manhattan. Freshman, Family and Child Development. Cole, Sandra at Washington. Freshman. Music Edu- cation. Coleman, Cynthia k. Wichita, Freshman, Clothing Retailing. THIRD ROW: Conrad, Nancy V: Topeka. Freshman. Modern Lan- guages. Cook, Jodlann: Syracuse. Freshman. Journalism. Coupal, Shirley 5: Miltonvale. Senior. Medical Technology. Culbertson. Rob- in L: Phillipsburg. Freshman. History. Davies. Ann E: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Dillon, Mary L: Mankato. Sophomore. Business Ad- ministration. Drips, Cynthia S: Overland Park. Freshman. Modern Languages. Orommar, Susan 0: Norton. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Eck, Mkhaetine Pk Beloit. Sophomore. Family and Child Develop- ment. Edwards, Cathy 5: Leawood, Freshman, General. FIFTH ROW: Ewing, Linda .1: Kansas City, Mo.. Freshman. General. Fayman, Janet Lawrence, Freshman. Re-Elementary Education. Fergusson, Laurel A: Joliet. III.. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Fin- ney, Nancy G: Hutchinson. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Foos, Linda D: Cove. Sophomore. Biological Science. SIXTH ROW: Forbes, Susan Burlington. Senior. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Ford, Sue E Olathe. Junior. Accounting. Foulks, Jane A: Garden City. Sophomore. Accounting. Fowler, Carolyn S: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Social Science. Fox, Lance K: Lewis. Freshman. Business Administration. SEVENTH ROW: Funk, Kathy J: Paola. Freshman. Sociology. Funk- homer, Linda J: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Fyfe, Rita K: Wakefield. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Galloway. Julia A: Wakeeney. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Gardner, Kathy A: Olathe. Freshman. Physical Education. EIGHTH ROW: Gardner. Susan K: Overland Park. Freshman. Psy- chology. Gehring, Tamara L: Atchison. Freshman. General. Gels, Stephanie SI Sauna. Freshman. Home Economics. Wenger, tsarina K: St. Francis. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Glessenbler, Rudene G: Lenexa. Freshman. Home Economics Education. NINT H ROW Gish, Patricia A: Leawood. Freshman. Business Admin- istralion. Goff, Ann E: Warren. N.J.. Freshman. Modern Languages. Goff, Nancy K: Overbrook, Freshman. Home Economics. Goldsber• ry, Tracy A: Overland Park. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Gordon, Terry J: Leavenworth. Sophomore. Psychology. BOTTOM ROW: Granberry. Patricia A: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Gravino. Carla A:Overland Park. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Gray. Ann Be Shawnee Mission. Freshman. General. Griffin, Janet: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Grip. Theresa k Winfield. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. 469 West Hall TOP ROW: Gustafson, Deborah 1: Hastings. Na..Freshman. Home Economics. Hadom, Jean K: Beattie. Freshman. General. Hagedorn. Diana M: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Hagedorn, Julia I: Overland Park. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Halderson, Gayle Ft Glasco. Freshman, Journalism. SECOND ROW: Halfpap. Laurel PA: Mission. Freshman. Biological Science. Hanson. Ellen J: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. Art Arr Hawley. Leslie K: Topeka. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Haynes. Martha K: Overland Park. Freshman. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Hayse, Christine E Pratt. Freshman. General. THIRD ROW: Heckmann. Barbara Wichita. Junior. Anthropology. Hein, Diane K: Overland Park. Freshman. Home Economics Educe- lion. Heitschmidt. Donnetta: Manhattan. Freshman. Journalism. Herrman. Marlene S: LaCrosse. Junior. Pre.Secondary Education. Hickey, Jennifer: Topeka. Freshman. General. FOURTH ROW: Hlldreth. Raenetta J: Alton. Sophomore. Psychology. Hill. Yield L. Salina. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Nixon. Pamela 5: Atchis on. Freshman. General. Hogue, Kay B: Prairie Vil- lage. Freshman. Pre•Elementary Education. Holmquist, Paula B: Smolan, Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. BOTTOM ROW: Holstrom, Cheryl L: Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Holtman. Pamela A: Overland Park. Fresh- man. Art. Irwin, Joyce C: Abilene. Sophomore. General. lull, Mary A: Morrill. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Jackson, Barbara A: Salina, Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. West Hall Governing Board: — TOP ROW: Susan M. Cahill. Nancy G. Finney. Rene E. Barker. Marlene S. Herrman. SECOND ROW: Jane M. Munger. June E. McKeever. Patricia A. Gish. Lisa C. Quinn. Shirley R. Zimmerman. Charlene L. Cheney. Sammye Hoss. BOTTOM ROW: Susan B. Scoby. Pamela S. Kelley. Judith M. Coady. Anita L. Jones. Linda J. Funkhouser. 470 West hall residents make plastic holiday flowers the Christmas season. The residents then gave and vases for the hall ' s service project during these gifts to people in a home for the elderly. West Hall TOP ROW: Jenkinson. Kay: Belleville. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Johnson. Adele M: SaImo. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Johnson, Carol A: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Johnson. Cheryl A: Leawood. Freshman. Clothing Retail- ing. Johnson, Janet MI Topeka. Fresh man. General. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Penelope L Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Johnson, Roselien k Geneseo. Ju- nior. Home Economics Education. Jones, Anita L: Brewster. Junior. Elementary Education. Kammeyer, Kathy L Overland Park. Fresh- man. Accounting. Kauffman, Linda K: Enterprise. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. THIRD Kam Christine: Overland Park. Sophomore. Pre-Nurs- ing. Keller, Carol A: Oakley. Freshman, Clothing Retailing. Kelley. Pamela S: Shawnee. Freshman. Modern Languages. Kiehl, Beverly J: Tecumseh. Freshman, Home Economics. Klemm. Mary G: Fair. tax. Va.. Junior. Architecture. FOURTH ROW: Klemm, Paula S: Bowie. Md.. Junior. Family and Child Development. Kohman, Marlton A: Solomon. Freshman. Home Economics. Kolarik, Deborah A: Beloit. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Kolarik. Kathleen 5: Beloit. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Krohl, Linda C: Topeka. Freshman. Biology. BOTTOM ROW: Kushner, Sharon L: Kansas City. Junior. Computer Science. Lady. Jan D: Overland Park, Freshman. General. Lamp, Lynda E: Goddard. Junior. Elementary Education. Larson, Elizabeth J: Tescolt. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Levendofsky, Marlyn I: Belleville. Freshman. Home Economics. 471 things can prompt nightly exercise work- and weekend parties. Many women find the floor outs including frequent use of the popcorn popper lobbies ideal for spontaneous exercise sessions. West Hall TOP ROW: Undbloom, Cynthia Se Osage City. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics Education. Line, Diane L: Prairie Village. Freshman. Dietet- ics and Institutional Management. Linn, Linda K: Wichita. Sopho- more. General. Livingston, Constance: Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Lorson, Patricia M: Hope. Freshman. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Luckeroth, Janice If Marysville. Senior. Sociology. Mallon, Maureen A: Overland Park. Freshman. General. Malone. Brenda K: Raymond. Freshman. General. Marcuson, Julie B: Dres- den, Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Marietta. Rebecca Le Salina. Freshman, General. THIRD ROW: Marino, Rita k Shawnee Mission. Sophomore, Family and Child Development. Marks. Ruthann Annandale. Va.. Fresh- man. General. Marshall. Judy k Prairie Village. Freshman. Home Economics. Martin, Janet L: Kansas City. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Mauthe, Gall M: Columbus. Ind.. Freshman. Architecture. FOURTH ROW: MeCanon, Pamela J: Winfield. Freshman. Psycholo- gy. McCarty. Helen E Ashland. Senior, Home Economics Educa- tion. McClellan, Lou k Atwood. Sophomore, Pr•lementary Educa- tion. McCune, Karen E: Stafford. Freshman. Home Economics. McDaneld, Kathleen M: Osborne, Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. FIFTH ROW: McDonnell. Patricia A: Sterling. Freshman. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. McEwen, Nancy S: Belleville. Freshman. Modern Languages. McGreevy, Deborah: Wichita. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. McKeever. Juno E: Holton. Sophomore. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. McKenna, Shawn M: Overland Park, Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: McNeil. Marcia F: Hays, Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Mendenhall, Marsha L Hiawatha. Freshman. General. Mantis, Pamela K: Salina. Freshman. General. Meyer, Joan C: Leavenworth. Freshman. General. Mlles. Diane K: Clay Center. Freshman. English. 472 FIFTH ROW: Gwen, Gail E Raytown. Mo., Ju nior. Elementary Educe- hon. Parker, Jolene J: Belpre. Junior. Secondary Education. Patch- In, Vickie l• Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Pierce, Bar- bara .1: Clay Center. Freshman. Psychology. Poland, Sarah J: Junc- tion City. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. SIXTH ROW: Polled ' , Agnes H: Wichita. Sophomore. Biologi cal Sc• ence. Potter, Carol A: Pittsburg. Sophomore. General. Friday. Kath• ryn 5: Delphos. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institutional Manage- ment. Quinn, Lisa C: Wichita. Sophomore. English. Raezuglia, Karen S: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Modern Languages. SEVENTH ROW: Rai Monica R: St. Francis. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Ransdell, Deborah J: Overland Park. Freshman. Home Economics. Reid, Lynette A: Topeka. Freshman. General. Robinson. Ellen J: Prairie Village. Freshman. Physical Education. Rouse, Rena II: Downs. Freshman. Biological Science. EIGHTH ROW: Sawyer, Roberta C: Phillipsburg. Freshman. Home Economics. Schafer. Patricia A: Manhattan. Junior. Computer Sci- ence. Schenewerk• Cindy M: New Cambria. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Schmitz. Cynthia J: Prairie Village. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Schuler, Donna J: Atchison. Freshman. Physical Education. NINTH ROW: Schumacher. Karen A: Salina. Freshman. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Scoby, Janet I: Sabetha. Freshman. Pre-Elemen- t ary Education. Scoby, Susan Sabetha. Sophomore. Homo Eco- nomics. Scott, Loola Garden City. Sophomore. Clothing Retail- ing. Seaman, Kathryn J: Cawker City. Junior. Family and Child Development. BOTTOM ROW: Selfridge, Shelley L Shields. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. See. Bonnie I: Junction City. Freshman. Speech. Shadier, Sandra L Overland Park. Freshman. Mathematics. Shaw, Melinda Russell. Freshman. General. Shively, Kyle 5: Lebanon. Freshman. Physical Education. West Hall TOP ROW: Miller, Kathleen L: Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Re. tailing. Miller, Marilyn K: Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Miller. Marilyn M: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Mims, Diane M: Kansas City. Mo.. Sophomore. General. Minor. Marva I.: Leawood. Freshman. Physical Therapy. SECOND ROW: Mitcha, Barbara A: Overland Park. Freshman. Ac- counting. Moffat, Susan L: Topeka. Freshman, Physical Therapy. Morehead, Linda F: Osage City. Freshman. Home Economics. ford, Sharman M: Haviland. Junior. Home Economics. Morgan, Di- ane M: Vassar. Freshman. Home Economics. THIRD ROW: Mortimer, Elizabeth: Salina, Freshman. General. Mo- sier, Carol E Spalding. Neb.. Junior. Pre-Medicine. Mullen. Sharman K: Erie. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Munger, Jane M: Puerto Rico. Junior. Family and Child Development. Murphy, Kathleen L: Mission. Freshman. Mathematics. FOURTH ROW: Nelkin, Sherry L: Overland Park. Freshman. Pre Elementary Education. Neumann, Jere S: Atchison. Freshman. Pre- Nursing. Noller, Judith It Topeka. Freshman. General. Northrop. Mary K: Jetmore. Freshman. General. Ohmatt, Sherri A Towanda. Junior. Business Administration. 473 West hall coeds initiate a 10-day. 24-hour-a-day The purple and white scarf. measuring 170 feet. knitting marathon to promote spirit in the dorm. was presented to Jack Hartman. basketball coach. West Hall TOP ROW: Shrauner, Rita J: Elkhart. Freshman. General. Shulda, Marlene A: Belleville. Junior. Family and Child Development. Sigler, Donna Co: Osborne. Junior. Elementary Education. Smith, Katherine A: Leavenworth. Freshman. Psychology. Smith, Patricia A: Prairie Village . Sophomore. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW: Snook, Kathy Fb Mission, Freshman. Home Econom- ics. Spencer, Barbara D: Topeka. Freshman. Home Economics Edu- cation. Stables, Katherine A: Leawood. Freshman. Applied Music. Steiger. Susan M: Prairie Village. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Ste pan, Katherine R: Leigh. Neb.. Sophomore. General. THIRD ROW: Stoppel, Cindy J: Oakley. Freshman. Psychology. Stricker, Judy A: Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre-Business Education. Strauss, Claudia Merriam. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Educa- tion. Sullivan, Paula J: Overland Park. Freshman Pre-Elementary Education. Sumey, Marilyn K: Minneapolis. Junior. Home Econom- ics Education. FOURTH ROW: Sutton, Barbara 5: Paola. Freshman. Clothing Retail- ing. Tarver, Carol J: Topeka. Sophomore. Journalism. Terrill, Hob lace J: Syracuse. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Thompson, Edna B: Harveyville. Sophomore, Business Administration. Thrailkill, Dawn C: Overland Park, Freshman. Home Economics. FIFTH ROW: Toll, Marta K: Clifton. Junior. Elementary Education. Toole, Barrie A: Manter, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Townsend, Jan R: leoti. Freshman. Physical Education. Trueblood, Linda 5: Studley. Senior, Home Economics and Journalism. Tucker, Lorua J: Emporia. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Tyler, Deborah L: Overland Park. Sophomore. Fami- ly and Child Development. Unruh, Bonnie K: Fowler. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Urish, Carol 1: Burlingame. Sopho- more. Geology. Vering, Joyce E: Kansas City. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics Education. Vering, Sharon K: Marysville. Freshman. Home Economics. 474 Interested West residents gather in the main lob- ferent types of make-up. Residents may instruct by to see the newest techniques in applying dif• seminars about subjects which they feel qualified. West Hall TOP ROW: Voos, RkMssa k Hoisington. Freshman. Clothing Retail. ing. Walker, Janet S: Prairie Village. Freshman. Journalism. Walkup, Joy A: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Home Economics. Walkup. Judy J: Shawnee Mission. Freshman. Home Economics. Waller, Anna K: Wichita. Freshman. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Wallisch, Denise C: Topeka. Freshman. Pre-Second- ary Education. Ward, Candace I: Kansas City. Junior. Modern Lan- guages. Ward. Rebecca It Winfield. Freshman. Pre-Business Educa. Lion. Weber, Geraldine k Overland Park. Freshman. Clothing Retail- ing. Wenz, Lavers Clallin. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Wettsteln, Mary 1: Overland Park. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Weyand, Janet K: McPherson. Freshman. Sociology. Whitney, Vickie 5: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Wierenga, Elaine K: Downs. Freshman. Business Administration. Wingfield, Nancy M: Prairie Village. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. FOURTH ROW: Wolfed. Christine K: Prairie Village. Freshman. Pre- Elementary Education. Woodward, Nancy I.: Overland Park. Sopho. more. Clothing Retailing. Wright. Barbara: Overland Park. Sopho- more. Family and Child Development. Yuska, Susan C: Prairie Vil- lage. Sophomore. Journalism. ilmbeiman, Myra 0: St. Francis. Sophomore. General. BOTTOM ROW: Zimmerman. Shirley R: Overland Park. Freshman. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. 475 Off Campus Housing Off-campus housing the great escape. Whatever you ' re running from — stringy roast beef, rules and regulation, or an ill-fitting life style, off-cam- pus housing can probably serve as the great escape. Five-thousand seven-hundred and sixty-eight students turned to off-campus apartments, houses, trailers and communes this year — a percentage that, as in past years, was greater than the percentage of students liv- ing in university housing or organized living. One apartment dweller commented, My attitude is this — I like to think that if I ' m going to have for in- stance, a lousy hamburger, I will have been the one to louse it up — not some cafeteria crew. Furthermore, it will have been loused up at my convenience — 4 a. m. if I prefer, not at a scheduled hour. Apartments or trailers were not the only escape routes to freedom K-State students sought; communes offered another alternative. The type of roof hanging overhead was really secondary — a farmhouse outside Manhattan or a big house near Aggieville — it really didn ' t matter. Sharing and caring served as the shelter according to commune philosophy. Commune, life centered around working together and helping each other to reach self-understanding and the realization of others as individuals. Actually, commu- nel living is family living, but you ' re a family because you want to be, not because it happened that way. Not all K-State students could be found in such ob- vious places as apartments, trailers, or communes, however. Stashed away, behind the smoke stack in the Sooner or later, every guest at an apartment party wanders into the kitchen for food or conversation. Townees combine college life with close family involved with the university community while liv- contacts. Some townees have found it hard to be ing at home. but most of them manage to adjust. 476 Independent Student Association — TOP ROW: Cecilia M. man. Martha J. Gish. Sharon C. Paustian. Connie L. Ponlon. Karen M. McDaniel. Sheryl E. Paustian. Joyce K. Ingalsbe. Janet E. John- son. Barbara A. Munson. Donna M. Elder. Donna K. Funk. Susan K . Phillips. SECOND ROW: Nina C. Stair. Willa D. Scheuneman. Janet K. Gripton. Mary C. Ebert. Patricia S. Nelson. Jane A. Meier. Judith J. Hedlind. Linda M. Graham. Louetta L. Belcher. Marta A. Tarwater. physical plant, were seven campus firemen and hidden in Dykstra Veterinary Hospital were four students liv- ing-in as part of their intern training. On duty 5 p.m.-8 a.m. at the physical plant, the five firemen and two trouble shooters (called out for dorm emergencies such as faulty heating) puttered about their three bedrooms, kitchen, bath and laundry room awaiting a fire. This year the firemen, who obtain their position on scholarship, were only called upon once. To keep in practice a firedrill was staged every Sunday. Meanwhile at Dykstra, conditions were slightly bus- ier. Four interns, on call 10 p.m.-8 a.m. took care of emergencies and attended hospital patients. One vet student commented, Some nights this is all right, but lots of times I ' ve missed studying for a test because I was up with seven pups that needed feeding every hour. UFM is planning another type of great escape for off- campus students — the food co-op. Organized as a food buying club, members of the co-op would buy food at wholesale prices and distribute it at the same price, thus avoiding absurd local prices. Every co-op member would work in one of four areas — ordering, distribu- tion, membership, or bookkeeping. One attitude is, Better living through better cooperation. Independent Student Association, a new organiza- tion, replacing Off-campus Women, attempted to unify off-campus students. Composed of 70 co-ed members, the organization met once a week having programs and a few service projects. ISA representatives served on SGA, Associated Women Students, SGA Campus Af- fairs Committee and sought a place on Judical Review Board. ISA president Pat Nelson said, ISA is still a new organization and this year was spent mainly decid- ing what activities to get into. Philip K. Palmer. THIRD ROW: Crystal F. Reimer. Susan E. Sheetz. Daniel J. Landon. Janet E. Groves. Diane K. Sanders. Linda K. Refl. berger. Donna L. Wilson. Jerry E. Irwin. Sue A. Brandyberry. Mickey C. Thompson. Danny J. Groves. B. Sue He:tar. BOTTOM ROW: John D. Cooper. Rita A. Stolz. Carl L. Barben. Steven R. Wilson. Jimmie L. Tuma. Charles W. Fountaine. Donald E. Lambert. Michael J. Dicke. Larry M. Morris. Behrooz V. Shams. LeRoy J. Debes. Warm weather and a barbecue make preparing meals for off-campus students a different experience. 477 Off-Campus: Abd-Arr TOP ROW: Abdussattar, Abdul: Hadra. Graduate. Electrical Engi- neering. Adams. Richard 0: Manhattan. Junior. Business Adminis- tration. Addison, Deema J: Cimarron. Sophomore. Clothing Retail- ing. Ainsworth, Michael A: Manhattan. Junior. Business Administra- tion. Albers, Barbara A: Shawnee Mission. Junior, Clothing Retailing. SECOND ROW: Albrecht, Redge E Lincolnville. Junior. Elementary Education. 41•Khateeb, Fahlma A: Manhattan. Graduate. Biology. Al- Bhattarai Ghassan: Iraq. Graduate. Zoology. Allen, Claude R: Coffey- ville, Junior. Electrical Engineering. Alter, Terry B: Hiawatha. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. THIRD ROW: Almack, Charles E: Manhattan. Graduate, Interior Ar- chitectural Design. Alnema, Mudhafar A: Iraq. Graduate. Electrical Engineering. Ammeter, Melody I.: Florence. Junior. Elementary Education. Amthauer, Stephen 0: Manhattan, Junior. Elementary Education. Anderson. Gaylard: Mills. Neb., Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Anwar, Mohammed 5: East Pakistan. Graduate. Phy- siology. Arheart, Linda F: Derby. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Arnold. Bruce L: Alma. Sophomore. General. Arnold. Claudia J: Alma. Junior. Pre-Medicine. AMAPA David A: Beloit. Sophomore. General. Nearly 1500 married students and their children out the apartment complex, there are a total of live in the Jardine Terrace apartments. Through- 576 apartments with 192 being two bedroom units. 478 Ask any off-campus student what he hates to do the travel to a laundromat with a lot of clothes and most and he will probably answer: Wash! Having to discovering you have no change are a few reasons. Off-Campus: Art-Bea TOP ROW: Art, Alan J: El Dorado. Junior. History. Aschbacher, gr. thur L: Aztec. N.M.. Graduate. Industrial Engineering. Aschbacher. Evelyn E : Clayton. N.M.. Graduate. Elementary Education. Ash- baugh, Charles F: Osage City. Freshman. General. Aslam, Moham- mad: Pakistan. Graduate. Plant Pathology. SECOND ROW: Atkins, Martha A: Fort Scott. Graduate. Speech. Avery, Nancy Co: Manhattan. Junior, Home Economics Education. Bacon, Jane M: Moran. Junior. Medical Technology. Bagley. Jeanette D: Republic. Sophomore. General. Bahr. Mark A: Sabetha. Freshman. Agricultural Economics. THIRD ROW: Bain, Linda 5: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Psychology. Balnum, William D: Arlington. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Baker. Bernard B: El Dorado. Sophomore. Biological Science. Baker, William C: Kansas City. Junior. Economics. Ball Rick A: Iola. Junior. Architecture. FOURTH ROW: Bane, Jeanne L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Home Eco- nomics Education. Bane, Roger Manhattan. Sophomore. Milling Science and Management. Banning, John W: Milford. Del.. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Barnes. Michael k Kansas City. Sophomore. Computer Science. Barrett, Marsha H: Frankfort. Sophomore. Mod. ern Languages. FIFTH ROW: Bartlett, Charlet E: Atchison. Junior. Biological Sci- ence. Bartman, Kent G: Kinsley. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Bassett, Wanda L: Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Bates, Dennis C: Manhattan. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Bauder, Maw forte S: Howard. Freshman. Family and Child Development. BOTTOM ROW: Bauman, James W: Haven, Junior. General. Baca. John F: Belleville. Junior. Family and Child Development. Baxter. Frances L: Sauna. Sophomore. Music Education. Bayer. Jonney L: Manhattan. Freshman. Art. Beal, Michael E Hutchinson. Junior. Secondary Education. 4 . - f. i , 4 4:1 A .4., lirio ea 4 479 Off-Campus: Bea-Bla TOP ROW: Bean. Patrick S: Osage City. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Bechtel. Joleen M: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. Becker, Ann M: Lebo. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. Becker. LeWayne C: Downs. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Boom. Fern M: Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Behnke. Howard M: Lyons. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Belcher, Carla S: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Belcher, Louetta L: Manhattan. Junior. Business Administration. Bellows. Kathy K: Topeka. Junior. Physical Therapy. Benda, Gerald R: Ludell. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. THIRD ROW: Bender. Barbara A: Chanute. Junior. Elementary Edu- cation. Benson, Joe $: Manhattan. Junior. Psychology. Berger, Mar- lene M: Longford. Junior. Secondary Education. Beshoner, Paul Ft: Elsmore. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Bethel, Katherine 0: Shaw- nee Mission. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Blenhoff. Paul A: Kensington. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Blesenthal, Karen A: Wheaton. Junior. Home Eco• nomics Education. Bigsby, Carol L.: Lawrence. Sophomore. General Bishop, Russel E Arkansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Black. Sorrel W: Tonganoxie. Sophomore. Accounting. BOTTOM ROW: Blackburn, Jo Ann: Manhattan. Freshman. Humani- ties. Blackburn, Robert B: Wichita. Junior. Art. Blair, Marcia 5: Erie. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Blake,Ice, Mary E Independence. Graduate. Guidance Education. Glaser, Tony k Waterville. Sopho- more. History. Concentration on studying comes much easier with- vide. Living in a trailer is a pleasant way to out the distraction that surrounding people pro- get away from it all and soak in the solitude. SIXTH ROW: Bridges, Janis E: Meade. Junior. Elementary Education. Briery, Debra J: Hoxie. Sophomore. Speech Pathology and Audiolo- gy. Brinker, Lee J: Glen Elder. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. oak, James H: Manhattan. Freshman. Journalism. Brothers, Da- vid L. Burden. Junior. Agricultural Education. SEVENTH ROW: Brown, David E Manhattan. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Brown, Kent L Hays. Junior. Nuclear Engi- neering. Brown, Marilyn A: Wichita. Graduate. Clothing and Textiles. Brown, Rebecca .k Wichita. Junior. Family and Child Development. Brown, Teresa Olathe. Junior. Clothing Retailing. EIGHTH ROW: Brown, Yvonne S: Overland Park. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Brunhofte„ Timothy A: Ashland. Junior. Secondary Education. Brunk Joseph 0 Lyons. Junior. Business Administration. Bruns. Bendy E: Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics. Buetzer, G. Erk: Seneca. Junior. Journalism. NINTH ROW: Bunker. David N: Bonner Springs, Sophomore. Busi- ness Administration. Burger. Mkhael P. Summerfield. Sophomore. Physical Education. Burk. Lonnie Pk Manhattan. Freshman. Jour- nalism. Burkhard, Deborah G: Manhattan. Freshman. Music Educa- tion. Burkholder. Gary W: Abilene. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Burnett, Warren K: Arlington. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Burr, Tonal T: Bird City. Junior. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Bards, Gary M: North Platte. Neb.. Graduate. Horticulture. Baseman. Stanley L: Riley, Freshman. General. Butcher, Marylee El Dorado. Junior. Secondary Education. Off-Campus: Bla-But TOP ROW: Blake. Donna J: Marysville. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Bloom. Lewis C: Clay Center. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Med. icine. Bock, Bert it Lebanon. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Bogart. Robed S: Kensington. Freshman. Geography. Bohannon, Karen S: Manhattan, Junior. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Solecki Louis W: Winfield. Junior. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Bolack, Mary L: Burden. Sophomore. Pre-Nursing. Bondy, Lea M: Salina. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Bootman, Barbara Ge Hays. Graduate. Mathematics. Bosch, Daniel W: Manhattan. Junior. Electrical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Bolt, Raymond E Palmer. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Bottiger, Ellen A: Oketo. Junior. Elementary Education. Bowel!, Patricia S: Abilene. Freshman. Home Economies Education. Bowers. Gene E Marion. Sophomore. Business Administration. Bowers, George A: Eskridge. Junior, Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Etowersox, Maurice L: Manhattan. Junior. Civil Engi- neering. Bowie, Linda K: Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Education. Bowman, Larry D: Clyde. Junior. Wildlife Conservation. Boyce. San- dra M: Wamego. Junior. Secondary Education. Bosworth, Robert W: Ottawa. Graduate. Dairy Production. FIFTH ROW: Brake, Larry D: Minneapolis. Senior. Mechanical Engi- neering. Breen, Karen Omaha. Neb.. Junior. English. Breiner. Da- vid k Norton. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Bremer, David G: Oberlin, Junior. Business Administration. Bremer, Diana Og- den, Freshman. General. Off-Campus: Byr-Con TOP ROW: Byrne. Marcella M: Junction City. Sophomore. Secondary Education. Cable, Larry L Wichita. Sophomore. Political Science. Catin, Sahap: Turkey. Graduate. Architectural Design. Catchall, Joseph A Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Business Administration. Calvin. Margaret J: El Dorado. Junior. Accounting. SECOND ROW: Camblin, Kathy A: Manhattan. Freshman. Speech. Cannon. Barbara A: Golf. Freshman. General. Canny, Roger 0: Johnson. Sophomore. Building Construction Carlisle, Thomas k EI Dorado. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. Carlson. Barbara K: Clay Center. Junior. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Carlson. Karon 5: Concordia. Junior. Home Economics Education. Carlson. Mary L: Manhattan. Junior. Music Education. Can. Harold D: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Law. Carter. Delores: Manhattan. Freshman. Modern Languages. Carver, Carole. A: Smith Center. Junior. Physical Education. FOURTH ROW: Carver, James M: Manhattan. Junior. Physical Edu- cation. Causes!, Claudia It Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. Cauthorn, Elizabeth: Elmdale. Sophomore. General. Caywood, Jay D: Wichita. Junior. Interior Architectural Design. Chalkey, Mark A: Wamego. Sophomore. Architecture. FIFTH ROW: Chan, Teh ' Tsun: China. Graduate, Civil Engineering. Chang, Jimbeng: China. Graduate. Civil Engineering. Chaudhry, Rita F: West Pakistan. Graduate. Horticulture. Clan. Gilbert K: China. Graduate. Chemical Engineering. Chien, Shun-Fan: Taiwan. Graduate. Applied Mechanics. SIXTH ROW: ChIu. Shen-Yann: Taiwan. Graduate. Chemical Engi- neering. Choi, So Kwarit Manhattan. Graduate. Chemical Engineer- ing. Christensen. Neil E Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Mechanical Engi- neering. Christiansen, Dale It Durham. Sophomore. Physical Edu- cation. CIzerle, Alice M: Manhattan. Junior, Home Economics Education. SEVENTH ROW: Clear, Roger E: Overland Park. Sophomore. Archi- tecture. Clanton. Don k Boynton Beach. Fla.. Junior. Accounting. Clark, Larry DI Kansas City. Junior. Wildlife Conservation. Clark, Randy R: Clifton. Junior. Business Administration. Clark, Steven It Concordia. Secondary Education. EIGHTH ROW: Clarke, Michael W: Kensington. Junior. Journalism. Clarkson, 8111 D: Bulfalo. Junior. Agricultural Education. Classi, Anthony C: Brewster. Sophomore. Psychology. Clayton, Patricia J: Allen. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Cleans, Bonnie E Colony. Junior. Medical Technology. NINTH ROW: Cline, Jerrold M: Junction City. Junior. Industrial Engi- neering. Close. Gregory 5: Clay Center. Sophomore. General. Cober- ly, Cathrint Govo. Sophomore. Biological Science. Coder, Law- rence R: Manhattan. Sophomore. Journalism. Coggin, Dennis P: Arkansas City. Junior. Psychology. BOTTOM ROW: Cohorst, Donna M: Halstead. Graduate. Foods and Nutrition. Cohorst. Steven J: Marysville. Graduate. Civil Engineer. ing. Colbom. Jamas D: Medicine Lodge. Sophomore, Pre•retermary Medicine. Conrow, Margaret J: Wakefield. Graduate. Speech. Con- vane, Curds D: Manhattan. Sophomore. 482 Off-Campus: Con-Dic TOP ROW: Conway, Donald T: Oakley. Junior. Medical Technology. Conway, Ronald A: Oakley. Junior. Accounting. Coo . Jackie H: Manhattan. Accounting. Coon. Mary A: Manhattan. Graduate. Music. Coonrod, Lynn FL Warka. Junior. Secondary Educalion. SECOND ROW: Cooper, Stephen 0: Edna. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Copp, Charles H: Topeka. Junior. Physical Education. Corman, Becky 1: Topeka. Junior, Family and Child Development. Cortner, Carol B: Mankato. Sophomore. Journalism. Courtney, Lin- da K: Manhattan. Freshman, General. THIRD ROW: Cousins, Joseph M: Manhattan. Sophomore. Psycholo- gy. Coyne, Denise M: Wiehila. Junior. Secondary Education. Corzine, Mark L: Concordia. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Cramer, Cathy J: Oberlin. Junior, Elementary Education. Cramer, John R: Prairie Village. Freshman. General. FOURTH ROW: Crandall, Rick!. D: Lyons, Sophomore. Architecture. Crawford, Lynette: Wichita, Sophomore. English. Crawford. Marsha 1: Dodge City. Junior. Home Economics Education. Crawford. MI- chael T: El Dorado. Junior. Polilical Science. Crawshaw, Donna S: Altoova. Junior. Business Administration. FIFTH ROW: Croucher, Michael L: Manhattan. Junior, Agricultural Education. Crum Connie J: Overland Park. Sophomore. Political Science. Cocci , Janet F: Atoka. Okla., Junior. Music Education. Cundiff, Mary L: Cunningham. Freshman. Political Science. Dahm, Gary D: Waterville. Junior. Biological Science. SIXTH ROW: Dahm, Kathleen A: Lawrence. Junior. Elementary Edu- cation. Dahm. Linda L Waterville. Sophomore. Home Economics. Davenport. Dena L: Robinson. Sophomore. Secondary Education. Davenport. Don ' ts K: Manhattan. Junior. Physical Education. Dav- enport, Judith R: Osage City. Junior. Family and Child Development. SEVENTH ROW: Davis, Barbara J: Manhattan. Graduate. Secondary Education. Davis. Kevin R: Topeka. Sophomore. Building Construc- tion Davis. Mark R: Topeka. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Davis. Steven K: Salina. Sophomore. Business Administration. Dean. Deborah F: Waterville. Junior. Home Economics Education. EIGHTH ROW: Debold, Patrick J: Salina. Sophomore. PreForestry. Dells, Gordon Alm a. Sophomore. Business Administration. Dol- len, Lad L: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. Dem- ling. Michael A: Hutchinson. Junior. Architecture. Dennis, Deborah J: Manhattan. Sophomore. Art. NINTH ROW: Denny, Kirk R: Hope. Junior. Agricullural Mechaniza- tion. Denton, Deborah: Minneola. Junior. Elementary Education. Denton, Janice R: Edna. Junior. Elementary Education. DeOrdio, Karen .1: Fairport. N.Y.. Freshman. General. Deschner, Marilyn S: Beloit. Sophomore. Modern Languages. BOTTOM ROW: Dotter. Bruce C: Nickerson. Freshman. Pre-Second- ary Education. Diaz. Therlsa J: Topeka. Sophomore. Psychology. Dick. John W: Manhattan. Graduate. Parasitology. Dicke, Michael J: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. Dickson, Diane E: SI. George, Sophomore. English. a I..... 11-. ' d 1 ....S A o., Late at night snacks help provide an atmosphere rounding areas, there are 14 trailer courts in- suitable for studying. In Manhattan and the sur- cluding the university owned North Campus Courts. Off-Campus: Dic-Ebe TOP ROW: Dickson, Jaye D: Stafford. Junior. Agricultural Education. Nebel, Gary I.: Concordia. Freshman, Architecture. Dlepenbrock, Jerald: Alma. Sophomore. Accounting. DIUdine. James R: Pittsburg. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. DIllman, Lon W: Newton. Fresh- man. General. SECOND ROW: Dixon, Martha A: Salina. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Dixon, Thomas W: Junction City. Junior. Electrical Engineer- ing. Dodds, Cheri K: Krowa. Junior, Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Doherty, Daniel J: Hackettstown. N.J.. Junior. Physical Educa- tion. DoIsraeli, Donald B: Renville. Sophomore. Computer Science. THIRD ROW: Donor. Marta k Prairie Village. Sophomore. Biological Science. Doyen, Larry: Concordia, Freshman, Animal Science and Industry. Drees, Mary E: Hay5. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Dreier, Galen P: Newton. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Du- nn, Mark P:Coffeyville. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Durand, Colleen M: Great Bend. Sophomore. Pre- Elementary Education. Dusk , DeanJ: Overland Park. Sophomore. History. Dutton. Nora It Jamestown. Sophomore. Physical Educa- tion. Eaton, David L: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Ebert, Joseph C: St. George. Animal Science and Industry. !, 4!E, ‘.. .4 SEVENTH ROW: Everson, Constance M: Manhattan. Sophomore. Business Administration. Eager, Larry M: Abilene. Sophomore. Psy- chology. Fair, Mont J: Manhattan. Sophomore. Business Adminis- tration. Fairbanks, Steven E Manhattan. Sophomore. Business Administration. Falk, Dean E: Bonner Springs. Sophomore. Mechan• ical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Farley, Joan F: Manhattan. Graduate. Biology. Fan, Yu-Shenzp Taiwan. Graduate. Civil Engineering. Fanjiang, Guang- Nan: China. Graduate. Civil Engineering. Fankhauser, Jennifer: Madison. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Farley, Randall C: Lawrence. Freshman. General. NINTH ROW: Famey, Gay 1: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Elementa- ry Education. Famey. Thom as E: Kiowa. Graduate. Agricultural Education. Fames, Michael D: Woodbine. Sophomore. History. Fat- kin, Margaret E: Wichita. Sophomore. Journalism. Faurot, Vicky J: Manhattan, Freshman. Art. BOTTOM ROW: Fay, Carolyn k Manhattan. Freshman. General. Fulda, Unda k Shawnee. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Fehrenbach, Dale A: Ness City, Sophomore. Agriculture. Feldkamp, Arminda: Centralia. Junior. Elementary Education. Feldkamp, Sandra 3: Washington. Freshman. Speech. Off-Campus: Ebe-Fel TOP ROW: Ebert, Mary C: St. George. Junior. Home Economics EMI- cation. Eddleman, Joyce L: Marysville. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Edwards, Cleo J: Topeka. Sophomore. Home Economies Education. Ertzman. Jan L Hardy. Neb.. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Ejiga, Nathaniel 0: Inye. Nigeria. Graduate. Agricultural Economics. SECOND ROW: Elder, Steven C: Salina. Junior. Physical Education. Elliott, Arthur R: Leawood. Sophomore. Architecture. Erns, Const- ance L: Kansas City. Junior. Architecture. Eisharn, Leslie Pk Lea- wood. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Eitiste, Dale k Phil- lipsburg, Junior. Business Administration. THIRD ROW: Emmerson, Albert E: Osborne, Junior, Feed Science and Management. Engler, David L: Topeka. Junior. Electrical Engi- neering. Engler, Crag R: Topeka. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Engler, Oren W: Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. En- right, Terry D: Hays. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Eyler, John M: Hallowell. Freshman. Agriculture. Epp, Dara k Colby. Junior. Speech Pathology and Audiology. Epp, Edward L.• Pretty Prairie. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Epp, How- ard L Colby. Junior. Physical Education. Erb ' s, Rita E Lacrosse. Junior. Home Economics Education. FIFTH ROW: Erickson, Fred A: Rockford, Maine. Junior. PreNeteri- nary Medicine. Erickson, Karlene Assaria. Freshman. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Ericksten, Roger D: Sabetha. Junior. Elementa- ry Education. Ernst, Nancy A: Kansas City. Sophomore. Pre-Sec- ondary Education. Ertl. Kenneth J: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. SIXTH ROW: Ervin, Rita J: Mercier. Freshman. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Erwin, Maurice U Belleville. Freshman. Business Administration. Esslinger, Sandra In Frankton. Sophomore. Cloth- ing Retailing. Evans, Bradley A: Manhattan. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Evans, Carol A: Wichita. Sophomore. Modern Languages. agra 485 Off-Campus: Fel-Geo TOP ROW: Feldkamp, Ronald G: Natoma. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Ferguson, Craig R: Manhattan. Sophomore, General. Fer- guson, Gregory L: Minneola. Junior. Social Science. Ferguson. Rob- ed L Cimarron. Sophomore. General. Feuerborn, Richard F: Gra y. S ophomore. Electrical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Finkel, Maureen A: Manhattan. Junior. Speech. Field, Marin Almena. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Erna, Gary T: Manhattan. Sophomore. Chemistry. Finger, Marilyn F: Horton. Junior. Family and Child Development. Fink, Janet E Manhattan. Freshman. Speech. THIRD ROW: Finlay, Shirley it Carbonda le. Junior. Elementary Edu- cation. Fisher, Diane M: Holton. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Flaherty, Glasser D: Manhattan, Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medi- cine. flint, Steven F: Smith Center. Sophomore. Secondary Educa- lion. Foley, Forrest K: Hugo, Okla.. Graduate. Electrical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Foley, Judy P: Hugo. Okla.. Graduate. Elementary Education. Foraschlck, Sascha F: Germany. Graduate. English. Ford, Glenda 5: Kansas City. Mo.. Junior. Home Economics Educa- tion. Forrester, Robert W: Emporia. Freshman. Industrial Engineer- ing. Fortner, Jimmie R: Fredonia. Junior, Agronomy. FIFTH ROW. Foster, K ent R: Manhattan. Freshman. Architecture. Foster, Marlene J: Fulton. S.D.. Graduate. Home Economics. Fowles, Bryce A: Clay Center, Junior. Animal Science and Industry. France- sconi, Roberta: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Francis, Connie M: Gaylord. Junior. Family and Child Development. SIXTH ROW: Francis, Karen SI Garden City. Sophomore. Journal- ism. Frantz, Gary Pc Salina. Junior. Landscape Architecture. Freed, James D: Manhattan. Junior. Electrical Engineering. French, Danny D: Eureka. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Friend, James It Nortonville. Junior. Psychology. SEVENTH ROW: Friable, Marsha K: McDonald. Junior. Secondary Education. Froese. Charles P. Manhattan. Junior. Business Adminis- tration. Froetschner, Jerome: Offerle. Freshman. Agriculture. Fry, Doris M: Wilmore. Graduate. English. Funk, Bruce VI: Newton. Soph- omore. Mechanical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Gabrlck, Melanie C: Leavenworth, Junior. Clothing Retailing. Gaines. Than-an E: Kensington. Sophomore. Wildlife Con- servation. GaSardine, Rebecca L: Clayton. Sophomore. Pre-Elemen- tary Education. Garanson, Sandra 5: Topeka. Junior. Housing and Equipment. Garnett, Alice L Pao la. Junior, Elementary Education. NINTH ROW: Garrets, Nancy I): Salina. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Garton, R Steven: Sharon. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Gary, Michael H: Overland Park, Freshman. Business Administra- tion. CaskIII. James ib Abilene. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medi- cine. Gasper. Kenneth N: Tipton. Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Gassmann, Joyce k Grainfield. Junior. Secondary Education. Gaughan, Elaine K: Sharon Springs. Junior. Elementary Education. Gobbed, Glen E: Home. Junior, Wildlife Conservation. George, Jay G: Lebo. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. George, Vicki 5: Dodge City. Graduate. Clothing and Textiles. 486 Off-Campus: Ger-Gra TOP ROW: Gerdes, David L: Bremen. Sophomore. Electrical Engi- neering. Gesell, Glenna 0: Decatur. III.. Graduate. Biology. Gibbs, Kathryn k Topeka. Sophomore, General. Gibler, Paulette S: Bald- win City. Junior, Home Economics Education. Gibson. Patricia A: Overland Park, Junior. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: Gins, Connie 5: Arnold. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Gifford. Haranna L: Wichita. Junior. Family and Child Development. Gillespie. Kirby L: Grainfield. Sophomore. Gen- eral. Simple, Richard E Douglas. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Gish, Martha J: El Dorado. Junior. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Gillum, Letha M: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Glenn, Coley L: Overland Park. Freshman. Busi- ness Administration. Cowing. Joyce E: Salina. Sophomore. Pre. Secondary Education. Goering, Richard 5: Manhattan. Junior. Ac- counting. Goarzen, Ronald D: Newton. Sophomore. Biological Science. FOURTH ROW: Goff, William 0: Arkansas City. Sophomore. Land- scape Architecture. Gold, Garret L: Gott Sophomore. Agriculture. Goldwasser. Partkla: Prairie Village. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Good, John A: Barnard. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Good, Kay L: Barnard. Junior. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Gorden. Donna Q Manhattan. Graduate. General Home Economics. Gordon. Richard M: Topeka. Junior. Restaurant Management. Goyen. Kent L: Cunningham. Junior. Political Sci- ence. Graham, Linda M: Manhattan. Junior. Pre-Secondary Educa- tion. Graham. Patricia E: I ong Island. Sophomore. General. a Housing is available to students, in certain un- operations that require a 24 hour watch. Approx. iversity departments, so that they can oversee imately 50 students live in these accomodations. 487 One Is the loneliest number you have ever heard for two people. Here is where they sleep, dress. when you are talking about a one room apartment study, have guests, eat — where they are at home. Off-Campus: Gra-Han TOP ROW: Grater, Gregory k Green. Sophomore. Agriculture. Grav- er, John D: Augusta, Sophomore. Psychology. Graves, Cindy L: Lak- in. Sophomore. Physical Education. Graves, Martha 5: Salina, Soph- omore. Accounting. Green, Onaga, Freshman. General. SECOND ROW: Green, Gaylen Hutchinson. Sophomore. Business Administration. Crider, Alan G: Overland Park, Junior. Nuclear Engi- neering. Grimes, Larry J: Manhattan. Freshman. Building Construc- tion. Grimm. Karyl A: Wellington. Junior. Computer Science. Gron- au, Margaret M: Newton. Junior. Home Economics Education. THIRD ROW: Grose, Marlene F: Sterling. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Gross, Nellene K: Sterling. Junior. Elementary Education. Gross, John C: Fort Scott. Sophomore. Business Administration. Groves, Janet E: Coffeyville. Junior. Dietetics and Institutional Man- agement. Guenther. Kenneth L: Belleville. III., Sophomore, Wildlife Conservation. FOURTH ROW: Gupta, Vinod K: Newas Ludhiana. Graduate. Industri- al Engineering. Hake, Jan A: Tipton, Sophomore. Electrical Engi- neering. Halda, Richard L: Horton. Sophomore, Nuclear Engineer- ing. Hale, Deborah J: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Hale, Jeanne A: Manhattan. Sophomore. Accounting. FIFTH ROW: Hale, Lon L.• Savonburg, Junior, Mechanical Engineer- ing. Hale, Susan M: Norton. Sophomore, General. Hall, Danny L: Liberal. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Hall. Steven W: Plainville. Junior. PreVeterinary Medicine. Hall, Thomas M: Oakley. Sopho- more, Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Haller, Virginia A: Atwood. Junior. Music Education. Hammel, Catherine J: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Edu- cation. Hanhardt. Roger L: Albert. Sophomore. Business Adminis- tration. Hanks, Van W: Shields. Junior. Agronomy. Harmer, Ronald C: Olathe. Sophomore. Agricultural Journalism. 488 FIFTH ROW: Hedke. Dennis E Manhattan. Freshman. Agriculture. Hedlind, Judith J: Clay Center. Junior. Elementary Education. lied. strom, Laurel ' K: Courtland, Junior. Physical Education. Hedstrom, Lonnie R: Courtland. Junior. Agricultural Education. Heersche, Richard H: Mulvane. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. SIXTH ROW: Heffelbower, Clue A: Newton. Graduate, English. Helm, John C: St. Marys, Sophomore. General. Heiser, Don L Centralia. Junior. Agricultural Economics. Heitman. Undo M: Palmer. Sopho- more. Home Economics. Helier. B. Sue: Cunningham. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. SEVENTH ROW: Heiler, Cheryl A: Hunter. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Henriksen, LW H: Viborg. S.D.. Junior. Architecture. Henry, Gary J: Got Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Henry, Steven 0 Manhat- tan. Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Hensley. Mitchell C: Hill City. Sophomore. Chemistry. EIGHTH ROW: Heptig, Frankie St. George. Junior. Secondary Edu- cation. Herynk, Mary 5: Kincaid. Sophomore. General. Houszel, Dennis 1: Great Bend. Junior. Civil Engineering. Moyne, David E Manhattan. Freshman. Mathematics. Hicks. Jerry W: Atchison. Ju- nior, Mechanical Engineering. NINTH ROW: Mager, Janie L Stockton. Junior. Accounting. Hilde- brand, Jeffery: Stafford. Sophomore. Agricultural Education. Hill, Bonnie J: Colony. Graduate. Home Economics. lilies, Pamela 5: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Pre•Elementary Education. Hobbs. Carol E Overland Park. Sophomore. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Hodler, Barbara S: Beloit. Junior. Elementary Educe. lion. Hoffman, Billy G: Haddam. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Hoffman, Connie E: Hastings, Neb.. Junior. Elementary Education. Hoffman. Garold Chapman. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Hoffman, Michael 1 Maysville, Junior. Journalism. Off-Campus: Han-Hof TOP ROW: Hanson, Louis A: Manhattan. Sophomore. Psychology. Harbaugh, Clark T: Russell. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Har- der, James D: Manhattan. Sophomore, Business Administration. Harris, Clark R: Tribune. Sophomore, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Her- di. Richard O: Leavenworth. Sophomore. General. SECOND ROW: Harrison, Gary L Pratt. Junior. Journalism. Harrod, Bruce A: Leavenworth. Freshman. General. Hart, Gayle E: Manhat- tan. Sophomore. General. Hart. Martha J: Roswell. N.M.. Graduate. Journalism. Hartley, Jacquelyn J: Brewster. Junior. Journalism. THIRD ROW: Hartley, Kenneth E Leavenworth. Sophomore. Gener- al. Hastings. Steven L: Hanston, Junior. Social Science. Hathaway. Thomas R: Beach, ND., Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Hattrup, Patri- cia A: KinSley. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Hauck, Marcia A: Delphos. Junior. Pre-Business Education. FOURTH ROW: Hawks, Stephen D: Topeka. Junior. Hays, Robed A: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Biological Science. Ha- zen, Marilyn D: Frankfort. Junior. Elementary Education. Healzer. Stanley E Ness City. Sophomore. Political Science. Heading, Ma• sell k Wakecney. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. 1 Alt 489 FOURTH ROW Houston, James W: Menlo, Sophomore. Accounting. Howland, Robed C: Formost Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Ho- worth. Steven D: Norton. Freshman. Psychology. Rubbed, Jerry 0: Augusta. Sophomore. Natural Resources Conservation and Use. Hughes, Shirley A: Wichita. Junior. Pre-Elementary Education. FIFTH ROW: Hugo. Cornelius: Venezuela. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Humburg, Jack A: Hays. Graduate. Computer Science. Humerkkhouse, Robed: Ottawa. Sophomore. Business Administra- tion. Hummel, Gary L Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman, General. Hunt, Shirley A: Prairie Village. Junior. Clothing Retailing. SIXTH ROW: Hunter, Karen L: Kansas City. Freshman. Physical Edu- cation. Hunter. Marcia J: Overland Park, Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Hurley. MarcLe IL Topeka. Freshman. Physical Therapy. Hussain, Mohammed S: Ira Graduate. Economics. Hus- ton, Philip R: Abilene. Sophomore, General. SEVENTH ROW: Hutchins, Gregory K: Geuda Springs. Junior. Na- tional Resources Conservation and Use. Nyder, Mohamed k India. Graduate. Food Science. Imm, Marcia K: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Chemistry. Joyce: Manhattan. Sophomore. Speech Pa. thOlOgy and Audiology. Irwin, Deborah 1: Muivant Sophomore. Home Economics Education. EIGHTH ROW: Irwin, Jerry E: Marysville. Junior, Electrical Engineer- ing. Iseminger, Stephen Bc Scott City. Junior. Accounting. Jackson, Edward N: Coldwater. Graduate. Agricultural Economics. Janssen. Mark: Scott City. Junior. Journalism. Janssen, Peggy: Scott City. Junior. Physical Education. NINTH ROW: Jenkins. Anne M: Kansas City. Freshman. General. Jenkins. Donald: Kansas City. Sophomore. Business Administra- tion. Jensen. Anita Kinsley. Junior. Home Economics Education. Jensen, Kendra K: Overland Park. Junior. Medical Technology. Jen. seri, Larry I.: Sylvan Grove. Junior. Music Education. BOTTOM ROW: Jilka, Mary L: Salina. Sophomore. Humanities. Joel. tulle C: Shawnee Mission. Freshman, Family and Child Develop- ment. Johns, Merrily A: Mulvane. Junior. Speech. Johns, Susan: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Johnson. Blaine P: Manhattan. Sophomore. Business Administration. Off-Campus: Hof-Joh TOP ROM Hoffman. Stephen T: Leavenworth. Junior. Nuclear Engl. neering. Hogan. Patricia D: Heidi. Junior. Medical Technology. Holder, Cheryl A: Derby. Junior. Physical Education. Hollanshead, Cheryl: Manhattan. Sophomore. Elementary Education. Holliman, Tony G: St. Francis. Freshman. Mathematics. SECOND ROW: Holm, David A: Topeka. Sophomore. Architecture. Hoist, Larry 8: Sahna. Sophomore. Art. ROM Dan A: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Holterman, Dale E: Long Island. Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. Holterman, James L: Long Island. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Homolka, Joann: Holyrood, Junior. Home Economics. Hoover. Jeanne M: Manhattan. Junior. Speech Pathology and Au- diology. Hope, Marian L: Wichita. Graduate. Home Economics. Hor- le. Yuji: Japan. Graduate. Chemical Engineering. Home. Elaine I: Manhattan. Sophomore. Art. 490 Off-Campus: Joh-Kle TOP ROW: Johnson. Douglas C: El Dorado. Sophomore. Anthropolo- gy. Johnson, Dennis J: McPherson. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Johnson. Eileen it Hutchinson. Junior. Medical Technology. John- son. Gary W: Galena. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. John- son, Henry K: Sharon. Sophomore. Retail Floriculture. SECOND ROW: Johnson, James C: Zenith. Graduate. Physical Edu- cation. Johnson, Janet L kiteII. Junior. Elementary Education. Johnson, Janice L Bridgeport. Graduate. Regional and Community Planning. Johnson, Neal W: Belleville. Sophomore. Mechanical Engi- neering. Johnson, Ruth k Salina. Sophomore. Dietetics and Institu- tional Management. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Susan 5: Silver Lake, Junior. Housing and Equipment. Johnson. Theresa Y: Undsborg. Junior. Home Econom- ics Education. Johnston, Gregory H: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Milling Science and Management. Johnston, Janet F: Salina. Sopho- more. Sociology. Johnston, Ricqua S: Independence. Junior. Sec- ondary Education. FOURTH ROW: Jones. Janette K: Effingham. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Jordan, Cheryl L. Topeka. Graduate. Clothing and Textiles. Jordan. Donald It: Ellinwood. Sophomore. Architec• ture. Jurgensen, Curtis H: Great Bend. Sophomore. Accounting. Kantack, Michael: CI if ton. Sophomore. Agriculture. FIFTH ROW: Karr, Robed C: Manhattan. Junior. Business Adminis- tration. Kaska, Kathleen L Overland Park, Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Katz, David A: Manhattan. Sophomore. General. War, LaNell E: Garnett. Junior. Elementary Education. Kaup, Janette Kr. Smith Center, Junior. Family and Child Development. SIXTH ROW: Keeton. Donald W: Glade. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Kellams, Robert K: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Second. ary Education. Kellenberger, Randy: Sabetha, Sophomore. General. Kellenberger, Ricky: Sabetha. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Kelley, Debra l: Wichita. Sophomore. Pre-Dentistry. SEVENTH ROW: Kelley. Jane M: Manhattan. Freshman, Art. Kelly, Mario k Barnard. Junior, Elementary Education. Kelly. Warren D: Phillipsburg. Sophomore. Agricultural Engineering. Kendall. David M: Herington, Freshman. General. Kendall, James L: Kansas City. Junior. History. EIGHTH ROW: Kennedy, Patrick Ek Garden City. Junior. Economics. Kenton, Ronald G: Basehor. Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. Kenn. Frank L: Manhattan. Sophomore. Accounting. Kerr, Chades k Parker. Junior. Agricultural Education. Met. Carolyn J: Colum- bus. Junior, Mathematics. NINTH ROW: Killgore, Terry L Hutchinson. Junior. Civil Engineer. ing. Killion, Mark R: Prairie Village, Sophomore. Agricultural Leo. nomics. Kimball, William D: Medicine Lodge. Sophomore. Agricul. lure. Kingry. Danny C: Kinsley, Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Kinkelaar, Rose M: DodgeCity. Junior, Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW. Kirchhoff, Wayne L: Cedar. Junior. Landscape Archb lecture. Kite, Kathy J: St. Francis. Junior. Family and Child Develop- ment Kite, Thomas 1: St. Francis. Junior. Secondary Education. Klein. Eldon R Great Bend. Graduate. Radio and Television. Menke, Thomas A: Spearville. Freshman. Mechanical Engineering. 091 Off-Campus: Kle-Lar TOP ROW: Mow, Ruth M: Kansas City. Junior. Mathematics. Kned- lik. Gregory L: Greenleaf. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Knedlik, Mary S: Greenleaf. Junior, Home Economics. Ko, Steven 5: Kaohsiung. Graduate. Industrial Engineering. Koblskie, Sheryl K: Manhattan. Junior. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW: Koch. James M: Clyde. Junior. History. Koepsel. Randall It Abilene. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering Kohake. Thomas J: Seneca. Sophomore. Business Administration John .1: Boyden. Iowa. Graduate. Mathematics. Korn.°Id, Marylyde: Pleasanton, Junior. General. THIRD ROW: Kendele. Larry J: Manhattan. Freshman. Electrical En- gineering. Kramer, Mary J: Vermillion. Sophomore, Pre-Secondary Education. Kramer, Richard J: Junction City. Sophomore. Agricul- tural Economics. Krebs, Donald E Scott City. Graduate. Physical Education. Kreutzer• John C: Leoti. Junior. Agricultural Economics. FOURTH ROW: Krug, Nancy L: Manhattan. Freshman. Interior Archi- tectural Design. Ku, Dschauylen: Taiwan. Graduate. Civil Engineer• ing. Kula!, Joyce E: Manhattan. Freshman, Pre-Elementary Educa- tion. Kump. Donna .1: Oberlin. Sophomore. General. Kurth, Victor k Olferle. Sophomore. General. FIFTH ROW: Kurtz, Carol K: Alton. Junior. Home Economics Educa- tion. Lackey. Dale T: Penalose. Sophomore. General. Lamb. Wilton G: Fort Worth. Tex.. Sophomore. General. Lambert, Donald E: Ames. Junior. Political Science. Lambert. Trudy L: Wichita. Junior. Ele- mentary Education. BOT TOM ROW: Landes. Adolf R: Manhattan. Graduate. Chemistry. Landes. Carolyn K Morrill. Graduate. Home Economics. Lanka, Diane R: Atwood. Junior. General. Lanzaro, Gregory D: Williston Park. N.Y.. Junior. Pre-Secondary Education. Larson, Paula J: Leon- ardvilie. Junior. Home Economics and Liberal Arts. Two ' s the limit at Jardine Terrace. for children. ing complain of discrimination, saying the mice. that is. Residents of the married student hous- who aren ' t even married. have no such limitation. 492 SEVENTH ROW: Loucks, Angela ik Satanta. Sophomore. Music Edu- cation. Lowry. Austin Va El Dorado. Junior. Biology. Lowry, Diane M: Norton. Junior. Elementary Education. Ludwig. William R: Beloit. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Lukert. Michael F: Sabetha. Sophomore. Architecture. EIGHTH ROW: Lull, Douglas F: Morro-Mlle, Sophomore. Physical Education. Lundquist. Snell. at Clyde. Freshman. Pre-Business Education. Luttgen, Patricia J: Hutchinson. Junior, Veterinary Medi- cine. Lyman. Charles 5: Hutchinson. Freshman, Business Adminis- tration. Lyman. Mare D: Hutchinson. Junior. Feed Science and Management. NINTH ROW: Mackender, Janet 5: Olathe, Junior. Music Education. Macklin. Donald L Canton. Junior. Chemical Engineering. Macklin, Jadeite E Manhattan. Junior. Journalism. Maddox, Jams W: Sedgewick. Coto., Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Maddux, Michael L Ponca City. Okla.. Sophomore. Industrial Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Maggard, Unda K: Lacrosse. Junior. Elementary Education. Maglnley. Thomas L: Paled. Sophomore. Agricultural Mechanization. Mah, Patsy A: Topeka. Junior. Dietetics and Institu- tional Management. Mallen, Gregory G: Junction City. Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Mallon, Janet L: Manhattan. Freshman. Sociology. Off-Campus: Las-Mal TOP ROW: La Shell, Leo E Utica, Freshman. Agriculture. Latta. Rich- ard P. Montezuma. Graduate. Agronomy. Lauber, Gilbert R: Junior. Business Administration. Laoghman, Richard K: Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. Lawless, Vivian J: Lincoln. Graduate. Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Leathers. Charles W: Overland Park. Freshman, Vet- erinary Medicine. Lehrman, Verney: Newton, Sophomore. Building Construction. Leland. Stanley B: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. Lennartz, Jerald T: Lacrosse. Wis.. Junior. Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. Leonard, Edward C: Abilene, Freshman. Pre-Law. THIRD ROW: Levi.., Steven C: Kensington, Sophomore. Business Administration. Lewallen, Stephen U Winfield. Sophomore. Pre- Medicine. Lignitr, Susan E Manhattan, Freshman. Home Econom- ics. Likes, Thomas D: Salina. Sophomore, Animal Science and In- dustry. Ulla, James J: Emporia. Graduate. Regional and Communi- ty Planning. FOURTH ROW: Um, HoEng: Indonesia. Graduate. Electrical Engi- neering. Undo, Raymond Q Guymon. Olda.. Graduate. Secondary Education. Undsey, Ralph C: Troy. Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Linenberger, John J: Morrow:411e, Sophomore. General. Unenber- ger. Larry E: Great Bend. Junior, Physical Education. FIFTH ROW. Link. Thomas V: Auro ra. Sophomore. Business Admin- istration. Uppelmann, Roger D: Lyons. Junior, Business Administra- tion. Usher, Barbara A: Kansas City. Sophomore. General. Little, Bruce K: Wichita. Sophomore. Landscape Architecture. Little, Lucia A: Wichita, Junior. Home Economics and Liberal Arts. SIXTH ROW: Little. Patricia L: Manhattan, Junior. General. Uu, Johnny C: Manhattan. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. Llu. Kathy H: Manhattan. Sophomore. Home Economics. Uoyd. Lorraine T: Salina. Junior. Elementary Education. Lockstrom, Sonfa K: Sali- na. Freshman. General. I i ilk A 1 h le ' t .. :4, al . IlLi b. Ti . 493 Off-Campus: Man-Mey TOP ROW Mann. Shin R: White City. Freshman. Clothing Retailing. Manning, Kathleen: Alexandria. Va.. Sophomore. Home Economics. Mar, PhyNis: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Marlowe, John D: Greenleaf. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Marsh. Raymond T: Overland Park. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Marston. Belinda A: Canton. Freshman. Family and Child Development. Martin. Craig M: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre- Secondary Education. Martin. Danny k Manhattan, Sophomore. Economics. Martin, Unda G: Watson, Mo.. Junior. Clothing Retail- ing. Martin, Steven W: Topeka. Junior. Architecture. THIRD ROW: Mast, Kathleen lk Wichita. Junior. Pre-Elementary Education. Matthews, Rita A: Wichita. Junior. Business Administra- tion. McAfee. Lowell D: Garnett. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. McAtee, Betsy L Waterville. Sophomore. Social Science. McAuley, Ralph L: Sterling. Junior, Agronomy. FOURTH ROW: McCall, Sheryl S: Bennington. Junior. General. Mc- Carthy, Patricia k Manhattan. Freshman. General. McCleary, Tere- sa B: Arkansas City. Junior. Physical Education. McCoy, Hugh k Topeka. Freshman. History. McCracken, Carol L: Manhattan. Fresh- man. Pre-Elementary Education. FIFTH ROW: McDonald. Karen C: Glasco. Junior. Biological Science. McDonough. Virgil J: Grinnell. Iowa. Graduate. Computer Science. McGee, Jacqulyn S: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pro-Elementary Educa- tion. McGee, Kenneth A: Manhattan. Junior. Business Administra- tion. McIntyre, Michael M: Marysville, Sophomore. Physical Education. SIXTH ROW: McKee. Ann C: Spearville. Junior. Physical Therapy. McKee, Charles A: Wetmore. Junior. Dairy Production. McKee. Mark E.: Edna. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. lAcKeithan. Ryan k Greensboro. NO.. Freshman, Wil dlife Conservation. McKenzie. Ed- ward I): Shawnee Mission, Freshman, Computer Science. SEVENTH ROW: McKenzie, Gary G: Phillipsburg. Junior. Wildlife Conservation. McKenna, Scott D: Topeka, Freshman. General. Mc- K inney, Ivan I.: Lincoln. Freshman. History. McLinn, Robin L Gar. den City. Mo.. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. McNair. John W: Manhattan. Freshman. Landscape Architecture. EIGHTH ROW. McNamee, Robert L: Manhattan. Junior. Accounting. McNeal. Beverly L: Waldo. Sophomore. General. McVIcker, Daryl L Beeler. Sophomore. Pre.Forestry. Meier, Jane k Lincoln. Junior. Secondary Education. Mettler. Gene C: Lucas. Junior. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. NINTH ROW: Mettler, Virginia 5: Hunter. Sophomore. Pre-Elementa- ry Education. Mollies, Bennett W: Ness City. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Melvin, James M: Kansas City. Junior. Civil Engi- neering. Mendenhall. Shari D: Wichita. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Mesubl, Michael A: Nigeria. Graduate. Chemistry. BOTTOM ROW: Meyer. Donna At Prairie Village. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Meyer, Gary F: Seneca. Junior. Accounting. Meyer. Kathy J: Smith Center. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Meyer. Leroy G: Seneca. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Meyer. Mary J: Sabetha. Junior. Physical Therapy. 494 Off-Campus: Mey-Nel TOP ROW: Meyer, William E: Powhattan. Junior. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Meyeres, Gilbert J: Downs. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. MihailIs, Wade G: Ness City. Junior. Electrical Engineer- ing. Milburn. Marlys, K: Rolla. Graduate. Home Economics, Miller. Diane C: Dwight. Junior. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Miller, John E: Manhattan. Junior. Civil Engineering. Miller, Joseph E: Effingham. Senior. Accounting. Miller. Lonnie R: Stuttgart. Sophomore. Wildlife Conservation. Miller, Patricia A: Bunton, Junior. Speech. Miller. Randolph W: Wamego. Graduate. Political Science. THIRD ROW: MiRican. Kathryn G: Dallas. Tex.. Graduate. Home Eco• nomics Education. Mills. Linda L: Fontana. Junior. Physical Educa- tion. Mohney, Richard A: Pratt. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. Mohney, Suzanne E: Coats. Junior. Home Economics Education. Monaiyapong. Chairat Manhattan. Graduate. General. FOURTH ROW: Montgomery. Sally Y: Wichita. Junior. Speech. Mon- ty, Rosemary: Salina. Junior. Elementary Education. Moomaw, Robert E: Ensign. Sophomore. Agriculture. Moore, Judah A: Leaven- worth. Junior. Elementary Education. Moore, Malcolm K: Wakarusa. Junior. Geology. FIFTH ROW: Moore, Michael D: Derby. Sophomore. Psychology. Morey, Linda A: Manhattan. Sophomore. Family and Child Develop- ment. Morgenstern. Robert Firmington. Junior. Accounting. Morris, Dilman P. Logan. Sophomore. Wildlife Conservation. Morrison, Diana Manhattan. Freshman. Retail Floriculture. SIXTH ROW: Morton, Michael E: Manhattan. Sophomore. Mechani- cal Engineering. Muck. Duane C: Osborne. Junior. Agronomy. Mueldener, Karl W: Lyons. Junior. Civil Engineering. Mueller, Barry W: Marion. Sophomore. Horticulture. Mueller, Janice 5: Hanover. Junior. Secondary Education. SEVENTH ROW: Mueller, John W: Attica. Junior. Secondary Educa- tion. Mulligan, Patrick J: St. Marys. Junior. Industrial Engineering. Munger. Theodore F: Overland Park. Freshman. Electrical Engineer- ing. Murphy, John T: Holton. Sophomore. Accounting. Murphy. Mark A: Abilene. Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW. Musil, Carl L Manhattan. Freshman, Business Adnun• istration. Musil, Marjorie k Home. Sophomore. General. MAIL Rosemary: Frankfort. Junior. Secondary Education. Musil, Susan E: Manhattan. Junior. Family and Child Development. Myers. Shad B: Cummings. Junior. Psychology. NINTH ROW. Nachtigal, David J: Inman. Sophomore. Physical Edu- cation. Nadimuthu, Govinoas: Tamilnodu. India. Graduate, Industri- al Engineering. Naughton. Tamara .1: Chanute. Freshman. General. Need, Stephen P. Garden City. Freshman. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Nelson, Bryan E: Salina. Junior, Political Science. BOTTOM ROW: Nelson. Carolyn A: Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Education. Nelson, Glen E Laurel. Md.. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Nelson, Jane A: Sylvan Grove. Senior. Clothing Retailing. Nelson, Lowell C: McPherson. Freshman. Pre.Forestry. Nelson, Pa- trkla 5: Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Education. 495 Off-Campus: Nel-Pau TOP ROW: Nelson, Ruth C: Salina. Freshman. Accounting. Nicholas, John k Henderson. Nev.. Sophomore. Sociology. Nichols, Judy J: Salina. Sophomore. General. Nickell. Kenneth J: Parker. Junior. Ag- ricultural Education. Nlemborger. Joseph: Ellis. Sophomore. Build- ing Construction. Norhelm, BrynJuly: Von. Norway. Graduate. Agri- cultural Education. Nottingham, Michael: Effingham. Junior, Me- chanical Engineering. Null, Gary 5: Independence. Junior. Journal- ism. Nunemaker, Linda M Langdon. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Nunemeker, Wayne W: Langdon, Senior. Architec- lure. Nu zum, Nancy L White Cloud. Junior. Secondary Education. O ' Brien. John T: Richmond Hill, N.Y.. Graduate. Poultry Science. Ochampaugh, Lucille: St. George. Graduate. Secondary Education. Ogden, Francis W: Bridgeton. NJ_ Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medi- cine. Ogden, Patricia S: Wichita. Junior. Home Economics Educa- tion. Ogle James F: Emmett. Freshman. Physical Education. Ohlde. Timothy H: Palmer. Junior. Pre•Veterinary Medicine. 01limburger, Carolyn: Durham, Freshman. General Home Economics. THIRD ROW: Olson, Janke E Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Onvig, Peter M.: Abilene. Sophomore. Horticulture. Oswald. John M: Luray. Junior. Civil Engineering. Ott, Howard L. Gypsum. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Often. glekl It Wichita. Junior. Elementary Education. Owenby, Mary C: Concordia. Junior. Sec- ondary Education. Ozarkar, Hemant Poona. India, Graduate, Indus- trial Engineering. Panos, Maria E: Overland Park. Junior. Psycholo- gy. Parker, Gloria J: Dallas. Texas. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Parsons, Donald E Luray. Sophomore. History. Par- sons. Lark D Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Parsons. Stuart C: Manhattan. Freshman. Architecture. Parrish. Joan E: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Parry. Roderick L. Augusta. Sophomore. General. Paste. Lisa I.: Yates Center. Sophomore. Psy- chology. Path. Sakharam K: Dhulia. India. Graduate. Food Science. Paul. Michael k Garden City. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Paulus. Marianne: Clifton. N.J.. Graduate. Guidance Education. Paustlan, Sharon C: Manhattan, Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. Living right in her own hometown allows a dent to keep her horse close by for daily rides. 496 SEVENTH ROW: Porter. Royce I.: Atwood. Sophomore. Pre-Dentist- ry. Post, Dennis W: El Dorado. Junior. Mathematics. Pottroff, Nancy C: Leonardville. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Powers. David S: Kansas City. Junior. Computer Science. Powers. Linda C: Junction City. Junior Pre-Secondary Education. EIGHTH ROW: Pratt, John A: Manhattan. Sophomore. Journalism. Pratt, Roberta IC: Junction City. Graduate. Physical Education. Prawl, David L: Troy. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Prescott. David L: Prairie Village. Junior. Secondary Education. Prettyman. Jerry L Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. NINTH ROW: Pretzer, Garrett J: Elmdale. Junior. Sociology. Profit- era. Joseph A: Hutchinson. 04. Architecture. Perin, Roger E: Del- phos. Freshman. Physical Education. Priest. Terry W: Winfield. Sophomore. Business Administration. Proffitt, Anna C: Topeka. Junior. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Pros, Janina W: Manhattan. Freshman. Humanities. Puckett. Donald L: Great Bend, Sophomore. Mechanical Engineer. ing. Puitz, Lawrence 0: Ceiba. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Purdy. Klm E Manhattan. Freshman. Home Economics Education. Pyle, WilNam E McPherson. Junior. Business Administration. Off-Campus: Pau-Pyl TOP ROW: Paustlan. Sheryl E MannaIlan. Freshman. Prellemen• lary Education. Payne. Charles K: Kiowa. Sophomore. General. Payne. Monika L: Kiowa. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Pearce, Bryan F: Wallace. Junior. Computer Science. Pease, Ernest V: McPherson. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW. Penett, Joni A: Fort Scott. Ju nior. Anthropology. Penka, Daniel R: Hoisington. Freshman Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Penner. Maurice 0: Halstead. Graduate. Grain Science. Penner. Sharon L Seneca. Graduate. Music. Petermen, Michael D: Russell. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Pfeifer, Eldon A: Morland. Junior. Agricultural Educa- tion. Pillager, Jean F: Logan. Sophomore. Speech. Phelps, Douglas C: Manhattan. Freshman. Accounting. Phelps, Mary 1: Hanover. Junior. Pre-Secondary Education. PM!brick, Robed 1: Hutchinson. Junior. Secondary Education. FOURTH ROW: Phillips, Susan K: Valley Falls. Junior. Family and Child Development. Pickett, Linda Se Salina. Sophomore. English, Pintar, Gilbert: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Architecture. Pipes, Barbara A: Overland Park. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Pirasteh Far. Hassan:Shiraz, Iran. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. FIFTH ROW: Pita, George: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Business Education. Pittman. Terence W: Manhattan. Sophomore, Agricul- ture. Horner, Jon G: Salina. Sophomore. Architecture. Poe, Edward A: Sharon Springs. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Poen. Mark A: St. Marys. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. SIXTH ROW: Poland. Richard G: Isabel. Junior. Agricultural Educa- tion. Polley, Robed D: Manhattan, Freshman. Pro-Veterinary Medi- cine. Pelted, Ronald L Hutchinson. Junior, Pre.Dentistry. Popp. Alberta M: Studley. Junior. Family and Child Development. Porter, DiAnna P: McPherson. Sophomore, Clothing Retailing. z 497 Off-Campus: Rai-Roh TOP ROW: Rage. Marvin LSI. Francis. Junior. Agricultural Mechani• nation. Rainey, Larry C: Kansas City. Sophomore. Computer Sci. ence. Ramsey, Herbert E Hutchinson. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Randall, Tim E: Kansas City. Sophomore. Speech. Rankin, Randall R: Lamed. Junior. Building Construction. SECOND ROW: Rasch, Carla R: Roseville. Graduate, Physical Educa- tion. Rathbun. Steven R: Tescott. Sophomore. General. Rayl, Charles lb Emporia. Graduate. Agricultural Economics. Redd, Rex- ann Pt Sublette. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. Reddy, Gopavaram V: India. Graduate. Agronomy. THIRD ROW: Redman, Charlene E Manhattan. Sophomore. Ac- counting. Reed. James It Arkansas City. Junior. Milling Science and Management. Reed, Mark E Oak Hill. Sophomore. Mathematics. Reed, Rodman C: Pratt. Graduate. Entomology. Reed. Steven H: Havensville. Junior. Computer Science. FOURTH ROW: Reichle, Jeri L: Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Railer, Stanley D: Overland Park. Junior. Business Administration. Reitschnelder, Donna: La Crone. Sophomore. Sociology. RNmer. Chrystal F: Satanta. Junior. Home Economics Education. Rettig, Carol J: Russell. Sophomore. Art. FIFTH ROW: Relswig, Kyanna 5: Canyon City. Colo. Junior. Family and Child Development. Reiswig, Loran W: McPherson. Sophomore. Horticulture. Renner, Beverly 1: Goodland, Junior. Elementary Edu- cation. Rapport, Barry W: Fredericktown. Ohio. Junior, PreVeteri• nary Medicine. Reynold, Ralyn 5: Abilene. Sophomore. Nuclear Engineering. SIXTH ROW: Reynolds, Robert LI Leawood. Sophomore. Humanities. Rhoades, Phillip W: Sayre. Okla.. Graduate. Physiology. Rice, Paine- la S: Shawnee Mission. Sophomore. Prellementary Education. Rice, Stephen J: Baldwin. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Richards. Barton L Manhattan. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. SEVENTH ROW: Richards, Daniel D: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Richards, Teresa k Manhattan. Junior. Foods and Nutrition. Rich- ardson. David It Topeka. Freshman. Business Administration. Rich- ardson, Diane C: Wilsey, Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Rleb, Deborah L: St. Francis. Junior, Pre-Nursing. EIGHTH ROW: Riedl, Jay D: Cozad, Neb.. Junior. Veterinary Medi- cine. Rledy. Mark L: Hope. Junior. Agricultural Economics. Riga, Telma M: Wichita. Sophomore. Modern Languages. Riggs, Don R: McCook. Neb.. Sophomore. Physical Therapy. Roach. David L: Manhattan, Junior. Electrical Engineering. NINTH ROW: Roach, Rebecca k Manhattan. Freshman. Home Eco- nomics. Roan, Richard L: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Roberts, Thomas C: Manhattan, Graduate. Nuclear Engineering. Robinson. Phillip C: Frankfort. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Robker, Douglas E Easton, Senior. Chemical Engineering. BOTTOM ROW: Robker, Gerald W: Easton. Sophomore. General. Roeder, Rosemary A: Wamego. Freshman. Psychology. Rogers, Ronald M: Abilene. Junior. Electrical Engineering. Rohr, Mary L Overland Park. Junior. Pre-Elementary Education. Rohr. Terrence D: Ness City. Junior. Chemistry. a 498 Manhattan ' s no-burning ordinance requires apart- vided by their landlords. When the trash boxes ment dwellers to empty trash in receptacles pro- are full students must wait to empty their trash. Off-Campus: Rok-Sch TOP ROW: Rokey, Galen J: Sabetha. Sophomore. Feed Science and Management. Rombeek, Janice K: Junction City. Sophomore. Jour nalism. Rose, Barbara C: Lenexa. Sophomore. General. Roseberry, Jackie A: Overland Park, Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Roth, Jim R: Arlington. Sophomore. Chemical Engineering. - r 1.1 SECOND ROW: Rowley, Mary J: Norton. Sophomore. Psychology. Rush, Roger L. Troy, Junior. Agronomy. Rutherford, Nancy k Man- hattan. Junior. Music Education. Saathoff, Helen C: Marysville. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. Sabatka, Darrell F: Colby. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Sabatka, Edward D: Colby. Junior, Agricultural Mecha- nization. Saint, Barbara J: Mankato. Junior. Mathematics. Salazar. Daniel F: Bolivia. Sophomore. Sociology. Salmon, Kathleen K: Ton. ganoxic Freshman. Physical Education. Sams, Douglas A: Salina. Sophomore. Political Science. FOURTH ROW: Sandelin. Peggy L: Wakeeney. Junior. Family and Child Development. Sanders. Jane A: Manhattan, Freshman. Pre- Nursing. Sanneman, Douglas D: Palmer. Sophomore. Agricultural Mechanization. Sara. Vallabdas T: Jaipur. India. Graduate. Agrono- my. Sargent. Vesta M: Riley. Freshman. English. BOTTOM ROW: Sarin, Subhash India. Graduate. Industrial Engl. nearing. Savdn, Larry W: Washington. Junior. Agricultural Educa- tion. Sawin, Robert 5: Lyons, Junior. Geology. Sawyer. Sherri LaMOd. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. Schafer, John D: Topeka. Graduate. Journalism. 499 SIXTH ROW: Sealock, Terry W: Smith Center. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Seamans, Larry 13: Jewell. Freshman. Electrical Engi- neering. Sebastian, Paul L: Overland Park. Junior. Art. Seemann, Roderick D: Manhattan. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Seem Ronald E: Newton. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Abet Patricia C: Oakley. Sophomore. Humanities. Stip, Jack H: Summerfield. Sophomore. Building Construction. Seitz. Ronald E Burchard, Nebr.. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. Setz- kern, Kenneth D: Offene. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Sewal, Barry R: Brooklyn. N.Y.. Junior. Architecture. EIGHTH ROW: Shahldullah, Md: Dacca. Pakistan. Graduate. Physics. Sha ' Koski, Vincent H: Manhattan, Junior. Psychology. Shams, Beh- root Manhattan. Senior, Architecture. Shapland, Connie L.: Manhat- tan. Sophomore, Family and Child Development. Sharma, Dharam P: Ludhiana. India. Graduate. Horticulture. NINTH ROW: Shelley, Scott F: Minneapolis. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Sherrill. Julie A: Hutchinson. Junior. Mathematics. Sherry, Jon M: Kansas City. Sophomore. Business Administration. Showell, Ken- neth A: Coffeyville. Junior. Geology. Shirley, Alice M: Hamburg. Iowa. Junior. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Shobe, Janice A: McCook. Neb.. Junior. Elementary Education. Sheba, Kenneth M: Oberlin, Junior. Computer Science. Siebert, Jane k Clay Center. Sophomore. Psychology. Siebert. Larry R: Pretty Prairie. Sophomore. Pre-Law. Siebert. Ray E: Pretty Prai- rie. Junior. Mechanical Engineering. Off-Campus: Sch-Sie TOP ROW: Schartz, Donald H: Cimarron. Junior. Business Adminis- tration. Scheetz. Gloria K: Washington. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Scheuerman, Hal C: Deerfield. Sophomore. Agricultural Mechanization. Schirkofsky, Mark S: Gridley. Sophomore. Journal- ism. Schmeidier, Lorrinda: Hays. Sophomore. General. SECOND ROW: Schmeldler. Neal F: Hays. Graduate. Industrial Engi- neering. Schmidt. Daniel L: Junction. Freshman. Journalism. Schmidt, Robert A: Wilson. Freshman. General. Schmitt, Kathleen L: Beloit. Junior. Family and Child Development. Schnepp, Charles H: Manhattan. Freshman. Zoology. THIRD ROW: Schrandt, Robert L: Giese°. Graduate. Economics. Schrandt, Trudy A: Prairie Village. Graduate. Speech. Schrems, George E Manhattan. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Sehisett. Jeffrey J: Waukesha. Wisc.. Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Schmitt, Randolph J: Waukesha, Wisc., Junior. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. FOURTH ROW: Schuette, Glenn it Lebanon. Sophomore. Industrial Engineering. Schuette. Jacqueline: St. Louis. Mo.. Sophomore, Landscape Architecture. Schulz, Bradley K: Newton. Freshman. Journalism. Schulz, Sandra 5: Hanover. Sophomore. Music Educa- tion. Schumann. Paul A: Manhattan, Freshman. Music Education. FIFTH ROW: Schurle, Kathleen ft Green, Sophomore. Pre-Nursing. Schwenk% Randall C: Scott City. Junior. Business Administration. Schwerin, Larry L: Kensington. Sophomore. Political Science. Sco- field, Sam F: Scandia. Junior, Business Administration. Stott, James L: Baxter Springs. Junior, Business Administration. r Off-Campus: Sie-Str TOP ROW: Siemens. Stanford k Leoti. Junior. Chemical Engineer- ing. Simmons, Marcia K: Wichita. Junior. Home Economics and Journalism. Simpson. Sidney Wamego. Sophomore. General. Sinden, Susan K: Smith Center. Sophomore. Elementary Education. Bhudeo N: Patna. India. Graduate. Geochemistry. SECOND ROW: SkMder, Carla M: Framingham. Mass.. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Skolaut, James E Manhattan. Sopho- more. Journalism. Skonberg. Irene 5: Randolph. Graduate, Music. Slagle, Penny .1: Manhattan. Sophomore. General. Slattery. Jo Ann: Girard. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. THIRD ROW: Smith, Alan kl: AtcAison. Junior. Biological Science. Smith, Cy H: Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. Smith. Delbert 0: Manhattan. Junior. Building Construction. Smith, Dwight K: Bonner Springs. Sophomore. Accounting. Smith, Eliza- beth D: independence. Junior. Journalism. FOURTH ROW: Smith, Gary L: Makaska. Sophomore. Agriculture. Smith. Janet fk Manhattan. Freshman. Business Administration. Smith, Jay S: Wichita. Junior. Nuclear Engineering. Smith Kathy A: Manhaltan. Freshman. Biological Science. Smith, Linda K: Manhat- tan. Sophomore. Pre-Elementary Education. FIFTH ROW: Smith. Marcia E: Manhattan. Sophomore. English. Smith. Randall I.: Manhattan. Freshman. Civil Engineering. Snook, Judith A: Mission. Junior. Art. Solberg. Carol S: Salina. Sophomore. Modern Languages. Soldan, Rebecca 5: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre- Business Education. SIXTH ROW: Sparks, Dawns K: Lincoln. Junior. Home Economics Education. Spear. Kimberly: Claremont. Calif.. Sophomore. Cloth- ing Retailing. Spellman. Frank I.: Leavenworth. Sophomore. Social Sciences. Spielman, Norval K: Manhattan. Graduate. Food Science. Spitzer, Robed H: Rushville. Ind.. Junior. Chemical Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Sprenkle, Lucinda R: Dodge City. Junior. Pre.Sec- ondary Education. Spurloek George T: Manhattan. Junior. Journal. ism. Sramek, Michael W: McDonald. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Stallbaumer. David L Kelley. Junior. Business Administra- tion. Stagings, Gary It Byron. Ga.. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. EIGHTH ROW: Stallings, Linda I: Manhattan. Sophomore. Pre-Busi- ness Education. Stanley. Larry E Lebanon. Junior. Agricultural Education. Stauffer. Michele 5: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Steffek, Arvid D: Abilene. Freshman. General. Steffen, John I: Hap tington. Neb.. Sophomore. Animal Science and Industry. NINTH ROW: Stein, Richard A: Manhattan. Freshman. Speech. Stein. Steven T: Gypsum. Junior. Civil Engineering. Steinhilber, Bernard: Buffalo. N.Y.. Junior. Physical Science. Stephens. Vicki P Bucklin. Sophomore. General. Stieben, Lonnie C: Brownell. Junior. Agricul- tural Economics. BOTTOM ROW: Stohr, Thomas E: Hutchinson. Junior. Zoology. Stolte. Karen M: Girard. Sophomore, Pre-Elementary Education. Stott, Rita A: Wichita. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Stone- bac k. Teresa J: Lawrence. Graduate. Family and Child Development. Strain. Mary k Manhattan. Freshman. General. 501 Off-Campus: Str-Tho TOP ROW: Strain. Max K: Brewster. Freshman. Political Science. Strata, Russel A: Kinsley. Sophomore. Building Construction. Stroup, Myron L: Fontana. Sophomore. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Strouts, Dana L Solomon. Freshman, Music Education. Stuart, Lar- ry 0: Glen Elder. Junior. Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: Stubbs. Marilyn K: Ellinwood. Junior. English. Stuart, Mark k Axtell. Sophomore. Building Construction. Sturgis, John 1): Wellington. Sophomore. Physical Education. Su, Der H: Kaohsuing. Taiwan. Graduate, Civil Engineering. Swager, Larry H: Colby. Freshman. Pre-Secondary Education. THIRD ROW: Swann. Barbara J: Leavenworth. Sophomore, Home Economics. Swenson, Nancy It Clay Center. Junior. Home Econom- ics Education. Tague. Joan 111: Manhattan. Freshman. General. Tar salt. Dennis K: Prairie Village. Sophomore. Industrial Engineering. Task ' s, Sue A: Minneapolis. Junior, General. FOURTH ROW: Tate, Robert G: Abilene. Junior. Secondary Educa- tion. Tate, Sara J: El Dorado, Junior. Accounting. Tatro, Vicky L: Moundndge. Junior. Elementary Education. Taylor. Sandra L: Man- hattan. Sophomore. Psychology. Tesgardcw, Joe 5: La Cygne. Soph- omore. Pre-Velerinary Medicine. FIFTH ROW: Teague. Michael 11 Manhattan. Freshman. Accounting. Teeters, Sharon K: Shawnee Mission. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Tegethoff, Joan M: Washington. Sophomore. English. Tompta, Preston E. Scott City. Freshman. Nuclear Engineering. Thalmann, Lynn E Haven. Junior. Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Diets, Gary D: Wellington. Junior. Animal Science and Industry. Thibault. Danny M: Osborne. Junior. Psychology. ThNroll, Connie M: Manhattan. Freshman. Pre-Nursing. Thies, Cin- dy L Salina. Freshman. Physical Education. Thompson, Clinton M: Manhattan. Freshman. Civil Engineering. .11 Seven K-State men act as firemen for the campus weekends and after five weekdays. The students when regular university firemen are off-duty on live in the power plant while attending school. 502 SEVENTH ROW: Underwood. Susan D: Ulysses. Junior. Clothing Re- tailing. Unruh. Sherilyn S: Newton. Sophomore. Home Econom- ics Education. Urban. Dorothy: Brookville, Graduate. Clothing and Textiles. Uri°, Jan E: Bennington. Sophomore. Physical Educa- tion. Usia, Mohamed A: Washington. D.C.. Graduate. Electrical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Valarks. Lesley D: Liberal. Junior. Biological Science. VanBenschoten, Eric: Topeka. Junior. Building Construction. Van Campen, Connie J. Tyrol,. Junior. Home Economics Education. Vancura, Steven J: Manhattan. Sophomore. Chemistry. Van Dress- er. Gayle A: Wichita. Sophomore. Psychology. NINTH ROW: Vanmiddlosworth, James J: Parsons. Sophomore. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. Van Patten, Janke K: Derby. Junior. Second- ary Education. VavRoch, Gregory I.: Oberlin. Sophomore. Building Construction. Vinduska, Albert W: Ada. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. Vinduska, Cynthia K: Ramona. Sophomore. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Vinduska, Terrance L: Marion. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. Virgason. Joyce M: Mission. Freshman. Business Administration. Vogt., Randolph R Girard. Sophomore. Agricul- ture. Wade, Barbara J: Abilene. Sophomore. Art. Wadsworth, Robert B: Junction City. Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Off-Campus: Tho-Wad TOP ROW: Thompson, Sheila K: Overland Park, Junior. Clothing Retailing. Thom, Marcia R: Manhattan. Junior. Elementary Educa- tion. Thornburg, Janet Fb Lawrence. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Thu% Richard k Beloit. Junior. Biological Science. Thyfault, Linda G: Salina. Junior. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Tiso, litins•hwa J: Formosa. Graduate. Computer Science. Tice. Teresa L: Tribune. Junior. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Ti!ford, Wanda J: Moscow. Junior. English. Tippery, Kevin D: Goodland. Sophomore. Mathematics. Tischhauser. Marvin: Wilsey. Junior. Agricultural Economics. THIRD ROW: Thiel, Ronald I.• Bazine. Junior. Horticulture. Tiwari, Dilipkumer W India. Graduate. Architectural Design. Todd, David C: Topeka. Junior. Agronomy. Tone% Ronald K: Haven. Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Tonn. Steven it Ha ven. Sophomore. Animal Science and industry. FOURTH ROW: Townsend, Steven C: Concordia. Junior. Computer Science. Trapp, Carol A: Manhattan. Freshman, Family and Child Development. Trapp. James N: Waldo. Graduate. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Traylor, William T: Dodge City. Junior. Mechanical Engl. nett ing. Tregemba, Michele L: Carbondale. Junior. English. FIFTH ROW: Temps, Susan J: Sublette. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Trost. Brute C: Concordia. Junior. Agricultural Economics. Trout, Catherine k Minneapolis. Junior. Clothing Retailing. Troyer, Daryl L: Shickley, Neb.. Senior. Veterinary Medicine. Trumpp. Gary k Clay Center. Sophomore. General. SIXTH ROW: Trzicky. Dianna K: Munden. Junior. Pre-Elementary Education. Tucker. Debra L: Manhattan. Freshman. Medical Tech- nology. Tucker. Leonard 1: Cove. Senior. Animal Science and Indus- try. Turner, Terri A: McPherson. Sophomore. Retail floriculture. Wambold. John P: Leavenworth. Junior. Sociology. 503 Off-Campus: TOP ROW: Wagner, Albert M: Manhattan. Junior. Accounting. Wag- ner, Joel D: Kensington. Sophomore. Social Science. Weidner, Scott R: Leavenworth. Freshman. General. Waldo, Lois J: Atwood. Sopho- more. Speech Pathology and Audiology. Walker, Larry C: Johnson. Sophomore. Agronomy. SECOND ROW: Walker. Lee 0: Junction City. Sophomore. Business Administration. Walker, Nancy B: Colby. Graduate, Family and Child Development. Walter. Gary J: St. Francis. Sophomore. Chemistry. Weis, Marta LT Wichita. Junior. Humanities. Warehime, Orval it Manhattan. Freshman. Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Warner, Barbara J: Manhattan. Freshman. Medical Technology. Warnken, James F: Hartford, Sophomore. Journalism. Weber. Cheryl Dorrance. Graduate. Family Economics. Weber, Paul .1: Topeka. Sophomore. Restaurant Management. Webring. Margaret .k Stafford. Junior. Journalism. FOURTH ROW: Waded, Mary k Canton. Sophomore. Home Econom- ics. Weidner, Fawn E Sublette, Junior. Secondary Education. Wei- p,and, Marvin: Stafford. Graduate. Geography. Weinert, James It Frankfort. Freshman. Animal Science and Industry. Weds. Lois J: Philadelphia. Pa.. Freshman. Pre-Elementary Education. FIFTH ROW: Weixelman, Cecilia M: Meridan, Sophomore. Pre-Sec- ondary Education. Welborn. James J: Kansas City. Mo.. Freshman. Architecture. Welday, Betty k El Dorado. Junior. Secondary Educa- tion. Willett, David 5: Shawnee, Freshman. Wildlife Conservation. Wells, Dale E Udall. Sophomore. Agricultural Economics. SIXTH ROW: Wells, Dan L: Manhattan. Junior. Milling Science and Management. Welty. Katherin Dodge City. Junior. Secondary Education. Wenger. Marcia L: Meade. Junior. Family and Child De- velopment. West, Carol A: McPherson. Junior, Housing and Equip- ment. West, Thomas G: Omaha. Neb.. Sophomore. Landscape Architecture. SEVENTH ROW: Watts, Therese C: Wichita. Graduate. Biology. Wetz- el, Leroy A: Off elle. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Whalen. James P: Hutchinson. Junior. Business Administration. Wheat, Mary J: Manhattan, Freshman. General. Wheeler, Alicia: Olathe. Sophomore, Clothing Retailing. EIGHTH ROW: White. John W: Lyndon. Junior. Civil Engineering. White, Patricia M: Overland Park. Junior. General. Whitehill, Dean A: Latham, Sophomore, Horticulture. Whitehill, Rex Li Latham. Fresh- man. Wildlife Conservation. WhitehIll, Wayne L.: Latham. Sopho- more. Dairy Production. NINTH ROW: Whitham, Wade B: Cassoday. Sophomore. Business Administration. Whitley. Willis 5: Manhattan. Freshman. Journal- ism. Whitson, Charles C: Olpe. Graduate. English. %Ward, David C: Manhattan. Freshman. Architecture. MK Thomas a Wichita. Freshman. General. BOTTOM ROW: Wkhman, Boyd F: Seneca. Freshman, Business Administration. Wledeman, Janet L: Wakeeny, Sophomore. Busi- ness Administration. Wiens, Patricia k Hutchinson. Junior. Second. ary Education. Wiens, Spencer R: Meade. Sophomore. General. Wiese. Bill D Hunter. Sophomore. General. 11, s 504 Off-Campus: Wil-Zwi TOP ROW: Wiley, Benjamin ft Bowling Green. Ky.. Graduate, Wilken, Donald G: Kanrado. Junior. Agricultural Education. Wilkes, Harold G: Garden City. Junior. Agricultural Economics. Wilk- inson. James K: Washington. Sophomore. General. Williams, Diedra H: Pratt. Sophomore. Family and Child Development. SECOND ROW: Williams. Jere! I.: KanSas City. Graduate. Industrial Engineering. Williams, Marsha K: Great Bend. Sophomore. Pre-Ele- mentary Education. Williams, Philip P: Clay Center. Junior. Psychol- ogy. WEllams, Richard K: Eudora. Sophomore. General. Williams, Vernon C: Healy. Junior. Agricultural Mechanization. THIRD ROW: Williamson, Deborah D: Salina. Junior. Psychology. Williamson, Gary V: Manhattan. Junior. Geography. Willis. Ray E: Pauls Valley. Okla.. Graduate. Regional and Community Planning. Wilson, David W: Atchison. Junior. Psychology. Wilson, Donna 1: Manhattan. Junior. Speech Pathology and Audiology. FOURTH ROW: Wilson, Douglas T: Lincoln. Junior. Dairy Production. Wilson. Kirk D: Manhattan. Freshman. Electrical Engineering. Wil- son, Margaret F.: Moline. Junior, Home Economics Education. Wil- son, Maureen E.: Wichita. Sophomore. Elementary Education. Wil- son, Suzanne K: El Dorado. Sophomore. Home Economics Education. FIFTH ROW: Winter, Laren Ft Scott City. Graduate. Physical Educa- tion. Wirth, William C: Ilaviland. Junior. Animal Science and Indus- try. Witt, Philip K: Prairie Village. Freshman. Business Administra- tion. Wlttmer, Lamy J: Bern. Sophomore. Pre-Secondary Education. Wolf, Richard S: Cedar Grove. N.J.. Sophomore. Pre•Dentistry. SIXTH ROW: Wood, Larry E: Manhattan Sophomore. Journalism. Works, Jane A: Ottawa, Junior. Elementary Education. Wows!, Sher- yl A: Manhattan. Sophomore. Retail Floriculture. Worrell, Lynn L: White City, Sophomore. Electrical Engineering. Wright, Alan M: Manhattan. Junior. BuildingConstruttion. SEVENTH ROW: Wrigley, Owen P: Manhattan. Freshman. Speech. Yarrow, Judy R: Green. Junior. Sociology. Yeager, Robert R: Tescott. Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering. Yenzer, Cynthia K: Dodge City. Freshman. General. Yost. Lyn 5: Dodge City. Junior. Element°. ry Education. EIGHTH ROW: Yost, Marilyn 0: Dighton. Junior. Social Science. Young, Craig S: Overland Park, Junior. History. Yuluierrio, Michael A: Atchison. Sophomore. Political Science. Zayas, Marla C: Overland Park. Sophomore. Clothing Retailing. Zeigler, Carol L: Natoma. Se- nior. Music Education. NINTH ROW: Zellers. Dale A: Wichita. Junior. Chemical Engineering. Zellers. Ricky J: Arcadia. Ohio. Sophomore, Business Administra- tion. Zeman, Douglas A: Russell. Junior. History. Zenlshek, Carolyn It Eureka. Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. Zay, John J: Abilene. Sophomore. General. BOTTOM ROW: Ziegler, William M: Edina. Minn.; Junior. Microbiolo- gy. Zimmer, Terry L• Downs. SOphomore, Agricultural Education. Zimmerman. Gary L: Kansas City. Graduate. Parasitology. Zimmer- man. Kenneth L: Alta Vista. Sophomore. Architecture. Zwingelberg. Karen A: Topeka. Junior. Journalism. O.? 4 4 505 Will your final goal be achieved with your degree? Graduating — what does it mean? Completing the 120 — or was it 124 — hours? Facing the 8-5 rat race? Or realizing that you learned just as much in beer drinking conversations as in lecture halls? Will you be able to say that college gave you all the answers? As an engineer will you construct another Golden Gate Bridge? As a social worker will you solve the drug problem? As an economist will you become a presidential advisor? Or will you have just a start toward finding the realis- tic answers — ones that will get you through each work- ing day? What will you do when you are given a room to remodel or are asked to visit the home of a mother who beats her children? You ' re thinking that you are ready to get out of the sheltered university community — you ' re ready to he a professional — maybe? Senior Class Officers — James A. Patton. president: Frances A. Fon- cannon. secretary; Richard A. Boomer. treasurer; Beniamin H. Wheatley. vice-president. Seniors begin their senior day at the Main Gate from 9 to 11 a.m. before the last football game. Introducing students to the many career oppor- is the site for the Government Careers Conference tunities available with civil service, the Union which brought various officials to the campus. 508 .4 standing Seniors, Pacesetters, Hilltoppers regardless of what you call them the result ■ is the same. A committee of yearbook people make ' i a value judgement. Who is to say if being president of Block and Bridle is a greater contribution to the University than chairman of Hospitality Day. Do Angel Flight coeds make a greater impact than ,,, Gibson Girls? The 1971 Royal Purple staff refuses to make these evaluations. We nominate the entire class of 1971 as outstanding se o You made it in the four year rat race — you are outstanding. • • Seniors: Abb-Ahl TOP ROVE: Abbott, Denis E Phoenix. Ariz.. Electrical Engineering. Eta Kappa Nu. Sigma Tau. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. IEEE. CYD. Newman Club. Abell. Barbara M: Scotia. N.Y.. Family and Child Development. Abell. Larry W: St. Louis, Mo.. Architecture. Pershing Rifles. AIA. Sports Parachute Club. Intr. Abode, Douglas R: Sabetha, Veterinary Medicine. AVMA. SECOND ROW: Abode, Sandra J: Sabetha. Elementary Education. S.E.A. Abrams, Steve E. Arkansas City. Animal Science and Industry. FarmHouse. Alpha Zeta. Gamma Sigma Delta. Deans Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. Ag. Coun. and Science Day. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Meats Judging Team. Block and Bridle. Ackley, Ralph Ch Pratt Busi- ness Administration. Adams. Michael B: Western Springs. III.. Elec- trical Engineering. Kappa Sigma Pres. Sec.. IEEE. Scabbard and Blade. BOTTOM ROW: Adelhardt, Joe E: Nashville, Animal Science and In- dustry. Collegiate FFA. Newman Club. Molter. Albert J: Morganville. Secondary Education. Ahlauist, Melvin M: Clay Center. Veterinary Medicine. Ahlvers. Melanie H: Ilunter. Elementary Education. Senior abbreviations MHPCR— Amerkan Asothetien of Health. Riscat Educate. and Recces 4m ACS — American Chem cal Smety AT 807C Face Reserve Oftker Training Corm Agrimathrai, Agoculture A — Assocuthon of Ganerei Contractor. AGCF— Associanon of General Contracton of Student Forster. AGO— AftWoCort Gtk1 Agronomy A — Amman Home I oonornIC. Ass:whoa AIA — American Institute of Aschrtects AIM — Arts an Institute el Aeronautics and AltrOnaule. AlChE —American InstituteChemical Engineers A.I.D. MAMA. of DeWitt ARE —Aswan Institute ol Industrial Engmetrs A P — American Instituteof Pima Am. — American MIS — American Nuclear Socurey Arch. — Archelecture MAC — American Society of Agriculture (Mous ASA— American Society of Agronomy ASAS — Arnmean Society of Animal Sciences ASCE — Amscan Society of Cent Engineers ASE— 04110Cia t 03n of Student Faintly, MLA — American Society of landscape Arches% MME — American gooey of NeChliniall Engreen MS— Arts end Sciences Mica— Assovatico AMA — Asotraton of united Slates Army AVMA — Amencan Veterinary Medal Assooabat AM — Amxiated Warner Students BO — Board Bus. — Bylaws MU— ENOS Student Limon Copt — Caplan Chem — Chenhcal. Chemistry Chm. — ChaetnItti comm. —Committee Coun. —Council CR — College RrouNrcans CM— Grunter. SC rersCeOntandeliOn CYD — Collegiate Young Democrats Dre. — Devebernent — Duster Cc. — Economics Woe ColOnet UStraebein Cap. — IngseerMs. Nam Eat — Ertenuen Fan. — Camay RA— FeLowitup of Cnnstun Athletics FCD— find sand Child DeveMasent Felipe — Fedossfiro ArnenCa —financial AMMO — COUndellOn Fr. — Fishman GEISll Greve Beal et Student Union Gen — General Hal. — Horticulture HOW — NapdaLly HQ — Harley( Made International Co:aenatng Counel 1A5 — Institution of Aerospace Scene IEEE — Institute of Electrical and Electroncs Engineers iTC — Int ra ' amity cowita IM. — alternator nal Intr.— Intl arnurias PC — Intsersimety Pledge Cowed ISA — independent Student Association JFA — Aston FoNAman AMa J lournalom Jr. — Amer gams Aso:oboe of Health. Physical Educationand Recreation KIRA — Kama Musk Teachers Assocrabon KSCF — Kelm Stet, Christen en KS{I — Kansas Stale tkarverUly ASUARII— Kansas Stale Onfvenity Asia:taboo of Reuclarica Halls .S K tate Enos. — 1Mtate Entpneten ' Magazine EAR— L ATV Han Royal ESA — Lutheran Students ASSOCOMNI MC—MOdelcongreu Mech.— Mechanotalion Men onal MUC — Mote Educators National Conference MN. — heather. Manage ment MIUN — lathiest Model Undid Mahon. MPC — Nock Politcal Coovenhon Mutt — Model United Nations HAUG — Nationat Assoceton lot Education of Young Cr...dr , Natl. — National RCM — rational Count( ' ol Teachers of Mathematics Nlem — National Residence Mae Honorary NSA — National Student Association Orient — Onentlibto Org — Ormneaten Pantie — PanhPlenIc PCC — Pep Coordinating Council Pres. — Pres. AI Prof. — Professional Pros. — Prow em PSA — Ponucal Science Assonahon Psych ' . — Psychology Pub. — Publications RO TC Reer Of Training Conn Red —er Williams idlOwthe S A.PA.E. —Society of Amer Can Military Entoneoes SCSA — Soil Conservation Socretyof Amence Sets. — Scholastip SC LC —Student Council for Exceptional Children S — Student Association Sec. — Seculary SBA—Student Governing Answer, Soc. — Society Wt. — Sophomore SPS — Society of Physics Students — Senior Stu. — Student TCB — Tut fig COntro1 Board Tea. — Textiles Treas. — Treasure( DAB— Unruntlyy Actrntoes Beard UCCF — UnotsICamprs Christian Fellowship MAI— United Chmtien Movement 1.168 — linen Governing Board Unto — Unovendy UPC — UMOnPrOgraMCOungll Vet — Veterinary MAIM —Veterinary Medione V-Nes. — ince-President WPA — Monies Recreation Ass00atiOel 510 FOURTH ROW: Andante , Dorothy I.: Hutchinson. Elementary Edu- cation. SEA.. Grid-Gitters. Anderson, Alan J: Burlington. Civil Engi- neering. ASCE. K.Laires. Anderson, Betty J: Garnett. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Alpha Xi Delta. Deans Honor Roll. Prof. Foods Club. Coeds-in-Service. CYD. Statesmates. Anderson. Nancy J: Topeka. Humanities. Kappa Alpha Theta. Pres.. S.E.A.. She-DU. Intr. FIFTH ROW: Apt, Larry W: Salina. Political Science. ArasmIth, Gayle D Goddard. Veterinary Medicine. Arayapat, Manad: Thailand. Archi- tecture. Archibald, Shed A: Garden City. Physical Education. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Phi Epsilon Delta. S.E.A.. CR. Intr. SIXTH ROW: Ardery. Conic: Copeland. Humanities. Arehart, Michael .1: Manhattan. Business Administration. Armstead. Dean L: Valley Falls. Music Education. Kappa Kappa Psi Pres.. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfon- la. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Wildcat Marching Band, Armstrong, James R: Hutchinson. Business Administration. Sigma Phi Epsilon. SEVENTH ROW: Armstrong, Kenneth C: Shawnee Mission. Electrical Engineering. Armstrong, Robert D: Ilutchinson. Civil Engineering. Alpha Kappa Lambda. ASCE. Ashenfelter, Jerry L: Manhattan. Ani- mal Science and Industry. Askew, Pamela K: Overland Park. Family and Child Development. Alpha Delta Pi. Angel Flight. Union Comm.. FCD Club. EIGHTH ROW: Aspelin, Cad A: Santa Ana. Calif.. Pre-Dentistry. Ath- erton, John E: Parsons. Electrical Engineering. Atkinson, Donn A: Silver Creek. Neb . Secondary Education. Auor, Virginia M: North Merrick. N.Y.. Physical Education. Phi Epsilon Delta. Intr. BOTTOM ROW: Ault. Linda G: Wamego. Physical Education. Clovis. Phi Epsilon Delta. Collegiate 4-H. RWF. Gibson Girls. Chi Delphia. Ault, Terry W: Hays. Architecture. Austin, Jack R: Savory. Building Construction. Baalman. Roger J: Oakley. Architecture. Seniors: Alb-Bea TOP ROW: Albers, Phillip E Troy. Animal Science and Industry. Al- berta, Steven L: Sutton. Neb.. Veterinary Medicine. Albrecht, Mi. chase Di Thurston. Neb.. Animal Science and Industry. Albright. Wil- liam C: Mayetta. Animal Science and Industry. Phi Kappa Theta. Newman Club. SECOND ROW: Aldridge, Gary I.: Ashland. Animal Science and InduSi try. Alexander. Charlotte L: Manhattan. English. Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Delta Pi. Union Comm.. CR. Statesmates, Grid.Gitters. Allen. Betty J: Manhattan. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Allen, Earl R: Pres- ton. Business Administral ion. Alpha Kappa Psi. ANS. Bus. Ad. Coun.. Stu. Senator. Rowing Team. THIRD ROW: Allen. James H: Newton. Civil Engineering. Allen, No- me F: Wichita. Elementary Education. S.E.A., Rifle Team. Alsip. Daniel K: Ark City. Civil Engineering. Att. Douglas K: Wamego. Feed Science and Management. FarmHouse. Grain Science Club. Colle- giate FFA. 511 Seniors: Bab-Bau TOP ROW: Babcock, Margaret k Lebanon. Elementary Education, ISA. S.E.A. flachtel, Ann E: Piper. Business Administration. Baton, Wesley N: Moran. Animal Science and Industry. Baer, Sheryl Ri- ley. Elementary Education. Ed. Coun.. AWS. S.E.A. SECOND ROW: Bailer, Diane M: Syracuse. N.Y.. Elementary Educa- tion. Dean ' s Honor Roll. S.E.A.. SCEC. Bailey, Brian 1): Bethesda. Md.. Electrical Engineering. Bailey, Euteh B: Kansas City. Elementa- ry Education. Bailey, Kenneth Es Oskaloosa. Agricultural Mechaniza- tion and Wheat State Agr. Clubs. Collegiate 4-H. Circle-K. THIRD ROW: Bairow, Sheila L Wamego. Home Economics Educa- tion. Clovia. AHEA. S.E.A.. Home Ec. Teaching Club. Collegiate 4-H. Baker, Jefry El: Council Grove. Biological Science. Baker, Laura M: Manhattan. Elementary Education. Baker. Steven W: Overland Park. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Balderson, Mary A: Manhattan. Modern Languages. Baldwin, Mark W: Goodland. Political Science. Ballantyne, Paul S: Shawnee Mission. Architecture, Phi Kappa Tau. Bane, Dods E: Ham- lion. Clothing Retailing. FIFTH ROW: Banker. Merlin J: Salina. Animal Science and Industry. Barbee, Carl L: Kansas City. Mo.. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. ISA. K-Laires. Barefield. Bruce W: Minneapolis. Business Administration. Bela Sigma Psi Treas.. Union Comm.. CR. Intr. Barker, Nancy L: Atchison, Elementary Education. SIXTH ROW: Barker, William Topeka. History. Barnett. Larry D: Sedan. Animal Science and Industry. Bamgrover, Wayne D: Kinsley. Agricultural Economics. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Ag. Ec. Club. Bar- row, Sharon L: Mayetta. Dietetics and Institutional Management. SEVENTH ROW: Barta, Cheryl A: Ellsworth. Accounting. Phi Chi The- ta Pres.. Bus. Ad. Coun., Newman Club. Barta, Ellen Ls Ellsworth. Consumer Interest. Clovia. AKA . Pam. Ec. Club. Statesmates. Intr. Bartel, Lyle W: Greensburg. Biological Science. Bartel, Richard k Newton. Veterinary Medicine. EIGHTH ROW: Bartel, Stanley It Newton. Agricultural Education. Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Tau Alpha. Alpha Zeta. Ag. Coun.. Collegiate 4-H. Ag. Ed. Club, Mennonite Fellow. Pres. Bartholomew. Eric Alton. Building Construction. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Lambda Chi. A.G.C.. Dean ' s Honor Roll, Scabbard and Blade. Intr. Barthel°. mew, Patsy L: Alton. Home Economics Education. Omicron Nu. Kappa Delta Pi. EA.. Home Ec. Teaching Club, Inter-Varsity Chris- tian and Grace Baptist Youth Fellow. Bastin, John W: Solder. Sec- ondary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll, Collegiate FFA. S.E.A.. Wildlife Soc. BOTTOM ROW: Bates, Maynard: Harvey. III.. Civil Engineering. Bauer, Martin W: Clay Center. History. Delta Upsilon Pres., Phi Eta Sigma. Honors Prog.. Scabbard and Blade. A S Coun.. Stu. Senator. Univ. Orient. Coun.. Intr. Bauman, Douglas A: Salina. Business Ad- ministration. Kappa Sigma Sec.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. CR. Bauman, Michael E: Sabetha. Building Construction. 512 , r ec) SIXTH ROW: Benninga. Miriam P. Leonardville, Home Economics Education. Smurthwaite Treas,. Alpha Lambda Delta, Spurs. Mortar Board. Omicron Nu Pres.. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Kappa Delta Pi, Honors Prog.. Home Ec. Coun.. Light Brigade. Home Ec. Teaching Club. Benton, Timothy T: Garnett. Animal Science and Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho V-Pres.. Alpha Zeta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ag. Coun. and Open House. Meats and Livestock Judging Teams. Block and Bridle. Collegiate 4•11. Berger. Becky A: Basehor. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. AWS. LEA.. Newman Club. Berger, Tommie A: Leavenworth. Wildlife Conservation. Scabbard and Blade. Wildlife Soc.. Scuba Diving and Newman Clubs. SEVENTH ROW: Bergin. Eugene D: Onaga. Animal Science and In- dustry. Alpha Zeta. Deans Honor Roll. Bergsten, Ann M: Valley Falls. Elementary Education. Kappa Della. Univ. Chorus. S.E.A. Bergeten, Richard D: Green. Accounting. Alpha Kappa Psi. Bernasek, Steven L: Manhattan. Chemistry. Phi Delta Theta. Phi Eta Sigma. Blue Key. Phi Kappa Phi. Putnam Scholar. Phi Lambda Upsilon. ACS. A S Coun.. Newman Club. EIGHTH ROW: Bernhardt, Max W: Lost Springs. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Berry. Roger N: Russell. Agricultural Mechanization. Ag. Mech. Club. Bertrand, Andrea 1: Clay Center. Clothing Retailing. 13ethHI, Doug C: Quenemo. Animal Science and Industry. BOTTOM ROW: Bettenhausen, Carol K: Wichita. Elementary Educa- lion. Alpha Delta Pi Sec.. Union Comm.. S.EA.. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Beyer, Alan H: Gridley. Electrical Engineering, Acacia Treas.. Eta Kappa Nu. Sigma Tau. Beyer. Floyd E Wichita. Bacteriology. Bleberly. Jerilyn M: Manhattan. Bacteriology. Seniors: Bea-Bie TOP ROW: Beals, Amalie E: Dodge City. Elementary Education. PHEMS. S.E.A.. Fr. Seminar Leader. Beams., Constance J: Culver. Humanities. AWS. S.E.A. Beckenhauer, Charles: Manhattan. Phys- ics. Becker, Marilyn J: Great Rend. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Becker, Steven P. El Dorado. Animal Science and Industry. Farm House. Alpha Zeta. Intr. Beckman, Carlotta A: Menlo. Secondary Education. Beckwith, James L: Parsons. History. Bed- ford. Peter k Mu mford. N.Y.. Dairy Foods Processing. THIRD ROW: Boodles. Judy E: Great Bend. Elementary Education. S.E.A. Beeler, Nancy: Overland Park. Modern Languages. Della Delta Delta Pres.. Sigma Delta Pi Pres.. Kappa Delta Pi. Union Comm.. S.EA.. CR. Stalesmates. Intr. Beer, Paul R: Lamed. Medical Technol- ogy. Beesley, Deborah Dighton, Home Economics Education. Kappa Kappa Gamma. FOURTH ROW: Bewley, Jerome C: Girard. Dairy Production. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Collegiate 4-11. Dairy Science Club. Football Team. Belcher, Ronald E: Manhattan. Accounting. Bell, Thomas C: Abilene. Pre-Medicine. Belshe, Dana it Goodland. Animal Science and Industry. FIFTH ROW: Astra. Timothy K: Demotic Ind.. Feed Science and Management. Bencini, Denrel K: Garden City, Secondary Education. Benodick, Susan E: Wichita. Clothing Retailing. Bennett, Timothy W: Conway Springs. Animal Science and Industry. 513 Seniors: Bie -Bou TOP ROW: Diary, Galen E: Topeka. Electrical Engineering. Smith. IEEE. Collegiate 4-H. Statesmates. Fr. Swimming Team. Dillingham. Gregory: Manhattan. Architecture. Billings. DanIel L: Kensington. Agricultural Education. Birney, Marcia J: Bucklin. Elementary Edu- cation. NCTM. S.E A. SECOND ROW; Bishop, Janet L: Lech. Home Economics Education. Blackburn, Teresa S: Council Grove. Family and Child Development. Delta Delta Delta Sec.. Union Comm.. FCD Club. Statesmates. Sisters of the Golden Heart. Blackwood, Douglas K: Hoisinglon. Journalism. Blankenship, John E: Udall. Agricultural Education. THIRD ROW: Blankenship, Vicki M: Manhattan. Political Science. Wanton, Jim A: Americus, Agricultural Economics. Blanton. Joe E Americus. Agricultural Mechanization. Blaser, Lowell K: Waterville. History. FOURTH ROW: Blaske, Michael J: Marysville. Architecture. Blacks, Keith M: Munden. Entomology. Blitz, Ivan I: Philadelphia. Pa.. Archi- tecture. Blocksome, Lyndon K: Ransom. Chemical Engineering. FIFTH ROW. Blodgett, Joan G: Manhattan. Business Administration. Boeschen, Phillip W: Kansas City. Mo.. Architecture. Beta Sigma Psi Sec.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. AIA. Bogle. Leonard R: Meade. Electrical Engineering. Bo gner, Edward G: Winfield. Agricultural Education. SIXTH ROW: Bohm, James W: Beloit. Architecture. Bohn, Pattie L: Eskridge. Agronomy. Bohnen, Gerald J: Dorrance. Journalism. Bohnenblust, Diane L: Manhattan. Elementary Education. Kappa Alpha Theta. S.E.A. SEVENTH ROW: Bolan, Virginia: Manhattan. Elementary Education. Bol, David A: Albany. N.Y.. Architecture. Boling. Delores k Soldier. Business Administration. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Statesmates. Chapara- toss Sisters of the Maltese Cross. Bon dy, Rose A: Salina. Foods and Nutrition Research. Alpha Lambda Della. Spurs, Phi Kappa Phi. Omicron Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. AV S. Newman Club. EIGHTH ROW: Bonebrake. Charles It Manhattan, Pre.Medicine. Del- ta Upsilon. Phi Eta Sigma. Blue Key. Phi Kappa Phi. A S Coun.. Stu. Senator. Fr. Orient. Chm.. Fr. Cross ' Country Team. Boomer, Rich- ard A: Portis. Accounting. Bootman, Steven R. Shawnee Mission. Electrical Engineering. Triangle. Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Kappa Nu. Steel Ring. IEEE. Erin. Coun. Pres.. Stu. Senator. Liahona Fellow. Bort- dorf, Laura L. Johnson, Physical Education. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. Phi Epsilon Delta, KAHPER. SNEA. Field Hockey. Vol- leyball and Softball Teams. Intr. BOTTOM ROW: Bosco, Pat J: Syracuse. N.Y.. Elementary Education. ElottIgor. Allen J: Oketo. Geology. Boughton, Willis L: Clay Center. Physics, Triangle V-Pres.. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Putnam Scholar. Amateur Radio Club. CYD. IMMO, Lee G: Leawood. Land- scape Architecture. OP. PIO a a, I as 514 FIFTH ROW: Bradshaw, Mark E: Hiawatha. Wildlife Conservation. Brady. Jennifer G: Kansas City. Secondary Education. Brady. Kath- erine I Parsons. Family and Child Development. FCD and Newman Clubs. Bramlage, Charles L Frankfort. Agricultural Education. Al- pha Kappa Lambda. Alpha Tau Alpha. Collegiate FFA. Ag. Ed. Club. CYD. SIXTH ROW: Brandyberry, Sue A: Lenora. Elementary Education. ISA. EA.. Collegiate it•H. K-Laires. Braunschweig ' s ' , Margery: Manhattan. Veterinary Medicine. Braxmeyer, Michael L Atwood. Economics. Brechbill, Colleen U: Independence. Elementary Educa- tion. Kappa Delta Sec.. Ed. Coun.. S.E.A.. Little Sisters of Minerva. SEVENTH ROW: Brenneman, Greg F: Solomon. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Ag. Econ. Club. Block and Bridle. CYD. Rowing Team. Brew- er, Sonla .k Moscow. Home Economics Education. Brice-Nash. Rich- ard: Lyons. Architectural Structures. Bridges. David L: Meade. Bus ness Administration. EIGHTH ROW: Briggs. Stephen L Manhattan. Chemistry. Brink, Dennis It Valley Center. Animal Science and Industry. Alpha Zeta. Collegiate 441. Intr. Broca, Keith W: Dexter. Animal Science and Industry. Brockman, Karla L Manhattan. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Brockway, Edwin Barnard. Veterinary Medicine. Brokenkky, Philip M: Blue Rapids. Business Administration. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Delta Mu Delta. Alpha Kappa Psi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog. Bus. M. Coun.. Intr. Brooks, David L: Shawnee Mission. Wildlife Conservation. Brooks. William H: Salina. Pre-Medicine. Phi Delta Theta. A S Coon. Seniors: Bow-Bro TOP ROW: Bowden, Linda C: Naperville. III.. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Bowie, Kenneth W: McLouth. Agricultural Education. Bowker, Warren C: Richfield. Social Science. Bowman. Linda E: Agenda. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. NCTM. S.E.A. SECOND ROW: Bowman, Ronald D: Liberal. Architecture. Boyce, Ann M: Delphos. Elementary Education. S.E.A.. Intr. Boyd, Ann L: Prairie Village. Elementary Education. Alpha Xi Delta Treas.. Kappa Delta Pi. Ed. Coun.. UPC. K-Purrs. S.E.A.. Statesmates. Boyda, Mari- lyn J: Marysville. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Boyda. Stephen W: Marysville. History. Boyle, Dale D: Belle Plaines Veterinary Medicine. Boyle. Linda K: Kingman. Cloth- ing Retailing. AHEA. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. CR. Boyle, Thomas L Wichita. Psychology. Triangle V.Pres.. Phi Eta Sigma. Psi Chi. Psych. Club. Track Team. FOURTH ROW: Bozarth, John L Liberal. Agronomy. Wheat State Agr. Club. Bradley. Bryan L: Medicine Lodge. Architecture. MA. Bradley. Richard R Prairie Village. Accounting. Sigma Chi Treas.. slue Key. Arnold Air Soc.. Bus. Ad. Coun.. Stu. Senator. SGA. Fr. Baseball Team. Bradshaw, Beth C: Langdon. Secondary Education. Dean ' s Honor Roll, Honors Pro g. 4 515 Seniors: Bro-Cam TOP ROW: Brown, Dale S: Nickerson. Secondary Education. S.E.A.. Rowing Team. Brown, David R: Groton. N.Y.. Agricultural Education. Brown, Howard M: Centerville. Animal Science and Industry. Live. stock Judging Team. Brown, John C: Oberlin. Animal Science and Industry. Block and Bridle. Chaparajos, Intr. SECOND ROW: Brown, Richard E: Wichita. Veterinary Medicine. Kappa Sigma Treas.. AVMA. A S Coun.. SGA. Intr. Brown, Rodney W: Erie. III.. Business Administration, Alpha Kappa Psi Pres.. Bus. Ad. Coun. Brown, Veneta L Shawnee Mission. Modern languages. Alpha Chi Omega. Sigma Delta Pi. A SCoun.. Panhel.. Royal Purple Bus. Staff. S.E.A.. Statesmates, Grid Gitters. Intr. Brown. William L: Ford. Veterinary Medicine. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Zeta. Phi Zeta. AVMA Pres.. Grid Gitters. Circle-K. Track Team. THIRD ROW: Drummer. Jerome L: Osborne. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Brune. Roy E Bremen. Secondary Education. S.EA. Rachel., Carol L: Cedar Vale. English. Alpha Chi Omega. Spun. Chimes. Honors Prot. SW. Senator. TCB. Panhel.. CYD. Gibson Girls. Buch- er, Ralph fb Dubois. Neb.. Animal Science and Industry. FOURTH ROW: Buchhelster, John B: Plainville. Electrical Engineer. ing. Buck. Kenneth E: Atchison. Civil Engineering. ASCE. Buckel, Kit- ty 5: New Albany. Ind.. Elementary Education. SCEC. Buehler. Doug. las k Wichita. Natural Resources Conservation and Use. FIFTH ROW: Buffo, Jan E: Leavenworth. History. Bullock, Donna 1: Berryton. Family and Child Development. Hosp. Day Comm.. KAM. AHEA. FCD Club Chm. Burch. Live 1.: Tribune. Agricultural Education. Alpha Tau Alpha. Pre-Vet. and Ag. Ed. Clubs. Collegiate 4-H. Chi Alpha. Burdett, William W: Centralia. Veterinary Medicine. SIXTH ROW: Burgardt. Paul: Great Bend. Physics. Phi Eta Sigma, Putnam Scholar. Dean ' s Honor Roll, KSRH, SPS Pres. Burp, Nancy L: Belleville. Zoology. Alpha Lambda Delta. CYD. Burteigh. Vickie D: Wichita. Clothing Retailing. Burnett. Gregory J: Overland Park. Agri- cultural Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Burt. Daryl D Concordia. Mechanical Engineering. Burt, Dennis 1: Concordia. Agricultural Economics. Busch, Charles H: Olathe. Agricultural Economics. Buser, Daniel T: Cawker City. Economics. EIGHTH ROW: Busse. Katherine K: Goodland. Social Science. Judo and Sports Parachute Clubs. Intr. Buster, Alan J: Lamed. Psycholo- gy. Acacia Pres.. IFC. Bun, Barbara 5: Independence. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. S.E.A. Cain, John T: Prairie Village. Histo- ry. Circle-K. BOTTOM ROW: Cakara, Mark D: Great Bend. Business Administra- lion, Sigma Chi. Blue Key. Arnold Air Soc.. IFC. Campbell. Rebecca A: Manhattan. Modern Languages. Campbell. Sharon K: Stilwell. Clothing Retailing. Campbell. Victor J: Oakley. Accounting. 516 Josh McDowell, Campus Crusade for Christs ' ing speaker, talks at the Free Speech Symposium. Seniors: Cam-Cla TOP ROW: Campbell, William C: Stanley. Business Administration. Card, Diana F: Clayton. N.Y.. Home Economics Education. S.E.A.. Home Ec. Design and Teaching Clubs. Kappa Phi. Carlson, Ken- neth I.: Concordia. Veterinary Medicine. Carlson, Kent C: Minneap- olis. Animal Science and Industry. Carlson, Phyllis M: Shawnee Mis- sion. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Carlson, Ronnie L. Lincol n- ville. Animal Science and Industry. Carroll, David .1: Salina. English. Carter, James L: Valley Center. Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW; Carter. John M: Trenton. Mo.. Architectural Struc- tures. Carter. Michelle E: Ulysses. Family and Child Development. Case, Richard L: McPherson, Biology. Casper, David L Wichita. Civil Engineering. Triangle Pres.. Blue Key. Sigma Tau. Chi Epsilon. Steel Ring Pres.. Honors Pros.. ASCE. Engr. Coun., Alpha Phi Omega. IFC. Ceder. Susan L Concordia. Journalism. Deans Honor Roll. Theta Sigma Phi. Chakupka, Barbara .1: Munden. Physical Education. Del. la Zeta V-Pres.. Phi Epsilon Delta. Women ' s Glee Club. CR States- mates. Rifle and Sol tball Teams. Chandler. Betty Chanute. Sec. ondary Education. Chase, Linda S: Abilene. Humanities. BOTTOM ROW: Cheatham, William R: Oklahoma City. Okla.. Pre- Secondary Education. Christensen, Max I.: Milford. Architecture. Christenson. Danny L: Concordia. Mechanical Engineering, Phi Eta Sigma. ASME. Christenson, Jill E: Cheyenne. Wyo.. Secondary Edu- cation. Christiansen, Thomas D: Durham. Animal Science and In- dustry. Chubb, Mary E Topeka. Home Economics with Liberal Arts, Gamma Phi Beta. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Omicron Nu. AWS Pres., KSCF. Clanton, Steven L: Minneapolis. Electrical Engineering. Clark, Catherine 5: Wichita. Family and Child Development. Alpha Chi Omega V-Pres.. Deans Honor Roll. Home Ec. Coun.. FCDCIub Pres.. Fr. Seminar Leader. 517 Seniors: Cla-Cou TOP ROW: Clark, Ivan L: Palco. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Clark, John A: Holyoke, Colo.. Political Science. Clark. Marvin Cr Summer- field, Accounting. Phi Kappa Phi. Delta Mu Delta Pres.. Dean ' s Hon- or Roll. Arnold Air Soc. Clark, Philip K: Independence. Statistics. SECOND ROW: Clark, Randy R: Clifton. Business Administration. Clark, Stephen P: Paola. Accounting. Clark, Thomas H: Concordia. Psychology and Business Administration. Beta Theta PI Pres.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. IFC. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Psych. Club. CR Intr. Claus, John H: Wayne. Net. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. FOURTH ROW: Clubine. Stephen E. Cherryvale. Wildlife Conserva- tion. Cobb, Barbara L: Culver. Family and Child Development. Cob- say. Sally: Hutchinson. Political Science. Alpha Lambda Delta. Chimes. Phi Kappa Phi. Honors Prog.. Stu. Senator. UAB. Cohen, GSM P: Leavenworth. Psychology. Psi Chi. Scabbard and Blade. Judo Club. FIFTH ROW: Cohen. Gary L: St. Louis. Mo.. Physical Education. Sig- ma Alpha Epsilon Pres.. Phi Epsilon Kappa. Cole, Chades C: Welling- ton. Accounting. Phi Delta Theta. Alpha Kappa Psi. Bus. Ad. Coun.. Stu. Senator. Union Comms.. Royal Purple Ed. Stall. MPC. CR. Cole. Virginia E: Dallas. Tex., Secondary Education. Kappa Delta. Light Brigade. Royal Purple Bus. Staff. K-Purrs. Coleman, Stephen Rochester, N.Y.. Biological Science. SIXTH ROW: Colvin, Carolyn Mr Hiawatha. Elementary Education. Alpha Chi Omega V-Pres.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. ASS Coun.. SW. Sena- tor. Union Comm.. Women ' s Glee Club. SEA.. CEC, Statesmates. Colvin, Michael It Hutchinson. Wildlife Conservation. Sr. Advisor, Dean ' s Honor Roll. Combs, Rosemary: Berryton. Home Economics Education. Kappa Delta Pi, AHEA, Home Et. Teaching Club. S.E.A., Collegiate 4-H. Commerford. Daniel Pr Colby. Music Education. SEVENTH ROW: Commerford, Greta A: Colby. Business Administra- tion. Compton. Steven F: Baxter Springs. Landscape Architecture. Conrad. William A: Alton. Agricultural Education. Conus, Howard De Topeka. Nuclear Engineering. Phi Eta Sigma. Putnam Scholar. ANS. Arnold Air Soc. EIGHTH ROW: Cook, Kathleen A: Wichita. Home Economics Educa- tion. Phi Upsilon Omicron. SEA.. Home EC. and Clothing and Tex. Clubs. CR. Coombs, Robert: Wichita. Pro-law. Copeland, Raymond L Clay Center. Mathematics. Smith. Pi Mu Epsilon. Math Club Pres. Copenhafer, Roberti.: Menden. Mich.. Animal Science and Industry. BOTTOM ROW Cordel, David C: Tipton. Mechanical Engineering. Cordel, Stephen F: Tipton. Mechanical Engineering. FarmHouse. ASME. Cotton, Janet E: Topeka. Speech. Coupal, Shirley Se Milton- vale. Medical Technology and Biological Science. THIRD ROW: Clayton. John ft Allen. Electrical Engineering. Clem- ents, Ina D: Soldier. Accounting, Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Chi Theta. Delta Mu Delta, Tau Beta Sigma. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Bus. Ad. Coun.. ISA. Wildcat Marching Band. Cline, Katharine A: Junction City. Business Administration. Honors Prog.. Statesmates. Clubine, Irvin I.: Inde- pendence. Animal Science and Industry. 518 Seniors: Cou-Dam TOP ROW: Courtner, Deborah .1: Topeka. Journalism. Smurthwaite. Theta Sigma Phi. Orchestra. Collegian Ed. Stall. CR. Courvllle, Den- nis Clyde. Geography. Couture, Wanda C: Clyde. Dietetics and in. stitutional Management. Omicron Nu. Coven, Bruce E: Columbus. Agronomy. Wheat State Agr. Club. SECOND ROW: Cu; Alan D: Lawrence. Agricultural Education. Cox. Georglanna K Chorryvale. Home Economics Education. Della Delta Delta. AHEA. S.E.A. Cox. Thomas F: Kansas City. Mo.. Bakery Man- agement. Bakery Mgr. Club. Alpha Phi Omega. Newman Club. Soc- cer Team. Coyne, Alan T: Wichita. Accounting. Dean ' s Honor Roll. THIRD ROW: Craft, Marsha M: Stafford. English. Smurthwaite. Rom ors Prog.. MI MPC. Statesmates. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow. Craft, Ronald 8: Stafford. Biological Science. Craig. William E: To- peka. Chemical Engineering. Phi Delta Theta. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Putnam Scholar. Sigma Tau. Steel Ring. Scabbard and Blade. AIChE Pres.. Engr. Coun. Crand all. Tony L Lyons. Chemical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Crane. John F: Junction City. Physical Education. Crary, Barbara J: Manhattan. Psychology. ISA. Psych. Club. S.E.A. Crawford. Carol k Dodge City. Biological Science and Secondary Education. Crawford. Daniel W: DeSoto. Animal Science and Indus- try. Block and Bridle. FIFTH ROW: Creed, Lloyd M: Wichita. Physical Education. Croswell, David M: Hermleigh. Tex.. Physical Education. Crew, Richard M: Augusta. Mathematics. Smith V•Pres.. Phi Eta Sigma. Putnam Scholar. Crouse. Margaret R: Garden City. Home Economics Educa- tion.Clowa Pres.. AHEA. Kappa Phi. S.E.A.. Home Et. TeachingClub. Women ' s Glee Club. Collegiate 4H. SIXTH ROW: Cocci% Gaetano F: Manhattan. Building Construction. Culbertson. Larry F: Lyndon. Mathematics. Smith. Math Club. Intr. Cully, Mary E: South Haven. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Cummings, Cinda S: Greensburg. Modern Languages. Kappa Kappa Gamma V-Pros. SEVENTH ROW: Cupp, Deva E: Scott City. Elementary Education. Cupp. George E: Scott City. Secondary Education. Cure. Mary E: Stratton. Coto.. Business Administration. Cure, Mary J: Hanston. Home Economics Education. EIGHTH ROW: Curry. Dwight L Great Bend. Agricultural Economics. Ag. Ec. Club. Curtin, Deborah L: Atwood. Radio-TV and Journalism. Sigma Delta Chi. Theta Sigma Phi. Alpha Epsilon Rho. KSDB-FM Staff. Dahm, Gary D: Waterville. Biological Science. Day. Eugene N: Kansas City, Mo.. Political Science. BOTTOM ROW: Dolby, Robin Be Leavenworth. Industrial Engineer. ing. Sigma Chi. Alpha Pi Mu. Alit Pres.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Scabbard and Blade. Engr. Coun.. Rowing Team. Intr. Dale, Karen M: Hiawa- tha. Elementary Education. S.E.A. Dalrymple. Michael Re Manhat- tan. Veterinary Medicine. AVMA. Pershing Rifles. Collegian and al Purple Ed. Staffs. K-State Flying Club. Damon, Philip S: Leaven- worth. Industrial Engineering. 519 Seniors: Dan-Dev TOP ROW: Daney, William F: Los Angeles. Calif.. Psychology. Psych. Club Pres., Fr. Orient.. Intr. Daniels, Donna R: Scott City. Home Eco- nomics. Chaparalos. Miss Rodeo K.State 1970. Daniels. Gaye I.: Scott City. Clothing Retailing. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Clubs. Daniels. Mona 1: Elkhart. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. AHEA. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Clubs. SECOND ROW: Danielson. Lynn L Salina. Business Administration. CYD. Newman Club. Darnauer, Da vid W: Goodland. Wildlife Conser- vation. David. Judy K: Wichita. Home Economics Education. Davis. Catherine A: Bonner Springs. Family and Child Development. THIRD ROW: Davis. Cathy J: Overland Park. Family and Child Devek opment. Davis. Darold D: Greensburg. Civil Engineering. Tau Kappa Sigma. AWE. Davis, Donna J: Manhattan. Home Economics Educa- tion. Pi Beta Phi Treas.. Alpha Lambda Delta. Omicron Nu. Kappa Delta Pi, S.E.A. Davis. Gale W: Topeka. Accounting. FOURTH ROW: Davis. Gary L Dodge City. Mechanical Engineering. Davis, Harold k Hays. Mechanical Engineering. Davis, Judith K Topeka. Home Economics Education. Davis, Michael: Wichita. Phys- ical Education. FIFTH ROW: Davis. Richard B: Overland Park. Accounting. Dawson, Susan Li Russell. Clothing Retailing. Day, Peggy J: Langdon. Home Economics Education. S.E.A.. Kappa Phi. Dean, Dennis kt Beloit. Social Science. SIXTH ROW: Men, LeRoy J: ifoistngton. Agricultural Economics. Ag. Ec. Club. ISA. Newman Club. Decked, Gary W: Great Bend. Me- chanical Engineering. AWE. Dean ' s Honor Roll. P. Tau Sigma. De- gee. Mary J: Lake City. History. Deter. Bonita L Paxico. Secondary Education. S.E.A. SEVENTH ROW: Dellere, David R: Manhattan. Business Administra- tion. DeLozier, Kathleen A: Kansas City. Mo.. Clothing Retailing. Dean ' s Honor Roll. DeLeder, Vaughn W: Prairie Village. Journalism. Dean ' s Honor Roll. KSDB-FM Staff. DoIzeft. Mary k Wathena. Physi- cal Education. Phi Epsilon Delta. KAHPER. Statesmates. EIGHTH ROVE: Demond, Gregory F: Cortland. N.Y.. Denny, Peggy 0: Hutchinson. Elementary Education. Denton, David 1: Atchison. Landscape Architecture. Denton, Donald L: Bushton. Radio-TV. Sigma Chi. Alpha Epsilon Rho. KSDB-FM Stall. BOTTOM ROW: Detrick, Paul F: Florissant. Mo.. Psychology. Psi Chi. Delimn. Linda: Smith Center. Home Economics Education. Deutsch. Duane I.: Hoisington. Mechanical Engineering. Devaney. John M: Kansas City. Mo.. Architecture. 520 1 SIXTH ROW: Downs, Charles R: Manhattan. Biology. Doyle. Samuel D: Leonardville, Physics. Dreibelbis, JackIe 5: Hutchinson. Business Administration. Meiling, Jan M: Hays. Clothing Retailing, Kappa Alpha Theta, Mortar Bd.. Omicron Nu. Phi Upsilon Omicron. CR. Newman Club. SEVENTH ROW: Drouhard, Thomas M: Danville. Electrical Engineer- ing. Drury, Diane T: Wichita. Home Economics Education. Dudgeon. Carol R: Hebron. Neb.. Elementary Education. burgoln. Mary I: Rockton. IR. Family and Child Development. EIGHTH ROW: Dutton. Douglas J: Gaylord. Veterinary Medicine. Straube. AVMA. Dutton. Susan V: Norton. Music Education. Dye ' , Victor H: Geuda Springs. Mechanical Engineering. Easter, Carol M: Washington. Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Eastin, Sabra E Kansas City. Mo.. Family and Child Development. Pi Beta Phi. Light Brigade. Union Comm. Eberhart, Keith L Deerfield, Veterinary Medicine. Ebert, Rose A: St. George. Elementary Education. S.E.A., Kappa Delta Pi. Ebert, Stephen M: St. George. Animal Science and Industry. Seniors: Dew-Ebe TOP ROW: Dewey. Joslyn A: Garden City. Home Economics with Lib- eral Arts. Dlek, Roger A: Wichita. Architecture. Dicke, Lena J: Wame- go. Sociology. Dickerson. Donna R: Hutchinson. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Dickerson. Ronald L: Coraopolis. Pa.. Physical Ther- apy. Kappa Alpha Psi Treas.. FCA. Football Team. Matta, Dale J: Manhattan. History. Dickson, Diane E Topeka. Elementary Educa- tion. Delta Delta Delta Treas.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ed. Coon.. S.E.A.. Tennis Team. Intr. Dietrich, James Eh Hiawatha. Agricultural Mecha- nization. Gamma Sigma Delta. Ag. Mech. Club Pres.. LSA. THIRD ROW: Dingier. John W: Enterprise. Nuclear Engineering. Dix- on, Ginger D: Winfield, Elementary Education. S.EA. Dixon, John P: Junction City. Accounting. Alpha Kappa Psi. Delta Mu Delta. Arnold Air Soc.. KSUARH. Union Comm. Dixon, Richard A: Manhattan. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Sailing Club. FOURTH ROW: Dlabal, Paul W: Herington. Pre-Medicine. Dodds, Dennis D: Kiowa, Mechanical Engineering. Dohl, Majorie E Sylvan Grove, Family and Child Development. Dolechee, Edward J: ClaIlin. Agricultural Economics. Pre-Vet and Ag. Ec. Clubs. FIFTH ROW: Domenick, Steven J Strafford. Pa.. Architecture. Don- ald. Keith S: Kansas City. Journalism. Denham, Joyce I: Gardner. Secondary Education. Douglas. Haney L: Bellevue. Wash.. Psychology. 521 Balloons, candy canes and hot chocolate are given away free at a table across from the SGA office. Seniors: Ebu-Fad TOP ROW: Thum. Joseph V: Chicago. III.. Geology. Edds, Linda S: Topeka, Elementary Education. Alpha Delta Pi. Kappa Delta Pi. SBA.. K-State Singers. Edgar, Nancy Colby. Secondary Educa- tion. Alpha Lambda Delta, Pni Kappa Phi. Kappa Delta Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. ISA. Women ' s Glee Club. S.EA.. Royal Purple Bus. Stall. Edmbten, Daylon G: Liberty. Electrical Engineering. Edwards. Rob- ert L: Concordia. Art. Edwards. Sidney T: Topeka. Chemical Enge neering. Wert Sharon k Beloit. Secondary Education. Elder, Donna M: Smith Center. Family and Child Development. AWS. ISA. Worn. en ' s Glee Club. FCD Club. Statesmates. Cosmopolitan Club. Campus Crusade for Christ. Intr. SECOND ROW: Elder. Nancy M: Morrmwille. Elementary Education. Eligan. Jacqulyn A: Anthony. Textile Research. Alpha Della Pi. Phi Theta Kappa. Panhel.. Home Ec. Design Club. Elliott. James D: Law- rence. Accounting. Ellis. Sandra K: Clay Center. Music Education. Mu Phi Epsilon. Dean ' s Honor Roll, ACDA. AGO.. S EA.. Concert Choir. Madrigals. Endecott, Randall M: Drexel. Mo.. Architecture. Engle, Robert L: Great Bend. Physical Education. Engler, Nancy L: Manhattan. Secondary Education. Eiger, Robert D: Hallowell. Ani- mal Science and Industry. BOTTOM ROW: Erickson. Kurt E Independence. Mo.. Computer Sci- ence. Eshom, Betty F: Manhattan. Pre-Nursing. Evans, Harry J: To- peka. Civil Engineering. Triangle. ASCE. Engr. Coun . Intr. Evans, Roselene M: Clay Center. Secondary Education. Evans, Stephen L: Stanley. Feed Science and Management. KSUARH. Fr. Track Team. Everett. Mildred L: Kansas City. Economics. Delta Zeta Sec.. Alpha Epsilon Rho. Omicron Delta Epsilon. Honors Prog.. Dean ' s Honor Roll, CR. Ewing, Donna F: Topeka. Family and Child Development. Prof. Foods Club. Home Ec. and FCD Clubs. Fader, William T: To- peka. Landscape Architecture. 522 Seniors: Fai-Fli TOP ROW: Fairbanks, David F: Manhattan. Agricultural Engineering. Triangle. ASAE. Intr. Fairbanks. Shawnee L: King City. Mo.. Interior Design. Alpha Lambda Delta. Omicron Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. A.I.D.. Home Ec. Design Club. JFA. Falen, John Detavan. Pre-Law. Falter, Charles R: Prairie Village, Pre-Medicine. SECOND ROW: Faitermeler, Daniel J: Russell. Civil Engineering. Phi Kappa Theta. ASCE. Varsity Men ' s Glee and Newman Clubs. Intr. Farrar, Barbara J: Manhattan. Secondary Education. Farrar. Nancy S: Norwich. Elementary Education. Faubus. Clarence L Roswell. N.M.. Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Fehrenbach, Helen L: El Dorado. Home Economics Education. S.E.A.. Home Cc. Teaching Club. Newman Club. Felber, Ms 1,Country Club Hills. III.. Journalism. Delta Sigma Phi. Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian Ed. Staff. Feldkamp, Alan C: Baileyville. History. Poultry Club. S.E.A.. Rowing Team. Feldkamp, James F: Centralia. Political Science. FOURTH ROW: Felix, John R: Kansas City. Accounting. Felten James J: Monroeville. Pa.. Biological Science. Fent, Mary J: Newton. Speech, Alpha Lambda Delta. Theta Alpha Phi. K-State Players. Fer- brach., Bette J: Hiawatha. Family and Child Development. FIFTH ROW: Ferguson, Mary I: Clay Center. Psychology. Fey, Tom E: Newton. Animal Science and Industry. Fields. James S: Manhattan. Interior Architecture. Phi Kappa Tau. AIA. A.I.D.. Design Coun.. Sail- ing Club. Swimming Team. Fields, Lbabeth F: Bowling Green. Ky.. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Omicron Nu, Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. Prof. Foods Club. SIXTH ROW: Fields, Phillip R: Salina. History. Finley. Ronald J: Gar- den City. Microbiology. Finney, Donald It Hutchinson. Mechanical Engineering. Finney, Kathy C: Hutchinson. Clothing Retailing. SEVENTH ROW: Finney, Stephen T: Kansas City. Mo.. Business Ad- ministration. Fischer, Byron L: Wheaton. Agronomy. Alpha Zeta. Wheat State Agr. Club. Fischer. Lam C: Newton. Veterinary Medi- cine. Alpha Zeta. AVMA. Pre•Vet. Club, Track Team. Fisher, Eunice E Lewis. Home Economics Education. AHEA. Home Ec. Teaching Club. S.E.A.. Collegiate 4-H. Newman Club. EIGHTH ROW: Fisher. John W: Holton. Social Science. Fisher, Steven 0: Meade. Animal Science and Industry. Alpha Zeta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ag, Coun.. Collegiate 441. Block and Bridle. LAR. Univ. Choir. K- State Players. Fitzpatrick, Marjorie E Emporia. Clothing Retailing. Flentle. Craig K: Centralia. Journalism. BOTTOM ROW: Fleske, Louis F: Garfield. Agricultural Engineering. Farmhouse. Sigma Tau Pres.. Gamma Sigma Delta. Steel Rog. GAME.. ASAE. Scabbard and Blade. Engr. Coun.. Intr. Fletcher. Terrell H: Alton, III.. Landscape Architecture. Flickner, Sandra G: Moundridge. Journalism, Alpha Lambda Delta. Chimes. Phi Kappa Phi. Collegian and Dimensions Ed. Flippin, Carl M: Ponca City. Okla.. Music. • V 523 Seniors: Flo-Gad TOP ROW: Flora Sharon L: Quinter• Home Economics Education, Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Clubs, Intr. rocks. Kathryn G: Atwood. Sociology. Rack, Stephen P: Parkville, Mo.. Biological Science. Foley, Lamy D: Clearwater. Me- chanical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Foncannon, Frances A: Shawnee Mission. Journal- ism, Pi Beta Phi. Chimes. Theta Sigma Phi. Angel Flight. Sr. Class Sec.. Union Comm.. Citizens For Better Environment Club. Collegi• an Ed. Staff. Fontenot, Gregory: Hurst. Tex.. History. Scabbard and Blade. MUN. Foote, Carolyn A: Sea Girt. N.J.. Psychology. Forbes. Susan lb Burlington. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. THIRD ROW: Ford, Susan M: Tulsa. Okla.. Music Education. Tau Beta Sigma Pres.. Wildcat Marching Band. MENC. S.E.A. Fountain., James H: Manhattan. Veterinary Medicine. Blue Key. Alpha Zeta. Phi Zeta. AVMA. Vet. Medicine Open House. Pre-Vet. Club. Intr. Fowles, Peggy J: Edna. Veterinary Medicine. AVMA, Pre-Vet. Club. FOX, Caro. Lyn S: Ellsworth. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. S.E. A. FOURTH ROW: Fox. Duane J: Manhattan. Civil Engineering. Frans. Linda S: Aurora. Colo.. Elementary Education. Univ. Orient. Coun.. AWS. S.E.A.. Wesley Found.. Kappa Phi. Fraass, Ronald Cr Mankato. Nuclear Engineering. Putnam Scholar. Phi Kappa Phi. Sigma Tau. ANS. APSA. Arnold Air Soc.. Engr. Coun.. CR. Wesley Found. Francis, Clyde F.: Harper. Agricultural Economics, Pi Kappa Alpha. Ag. Ec. Club. Collegiate 444. FIFTH ROW: Francis, Michael E Topeka. History. Phi Delta Theta. Intr. Franklin, Joyce M: Atwood. Elementary Education. S.E.A. Franz, Sara at Buhler, Secondary Education. Home Et. Teaching Club. Campus Crusade for Christ. Frazier, Sylvia 5: Pratt. Elementa- ry Education. SIXTH ROW: Freed, Nancy J: Lawrence. Foods and Nutrition in Busi- ness. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Prof. Foods Club. Collegiate 441. 11• Laires. Intr. Freedman. Arthur B: Marblehead. Mass.. Zoology. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Pre•Vet. Club. Alpha Phi Omega. B ' nai B•rith Hit- lel Found. Freiherr, Kathleen J: Westfield. N.J.. Interior Design. AID. French. Don E: Overland Park. Geology. Williston Geo. Club. Intr. SEVENTH ROW: Frey, Dennis F: Hutchinson, Electrical Engineering. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. IEEE. Engr. Coun. and Open House. Rowing Team. Frieling, Gary L: Athol. Animal Science and Industry. Friesen, Patricia K: Inman. English. Smurthwalte. Alpha Lambda Delta. Chimes. Mortar Bd., Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. A S Coun.. and Open House. KSUARH, AWS, Cosmopolitan Club. Fr. Orient. Leader. CYD. Fritchen. David lb Council Grove. Building Construction. Delta Upsilon. Sigma Lambda Chi. AGC Pres.. SAKE.. Design Coun. EIGHTH ROW: Frohn, Patricia At Monroeville. Pa.. Foods and Nutri- tion in Business. Dean ' s Honor Roll. AREA, Hosp. Day. Prof. Foods Club. MPC. Fromm, Diana R: Beloit. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. S.E.A.. Women ' s Glee Club. Fugger, Susan M: Great Bend. Elementary Education. Fuhrken, Ronald C: Springfield. III.. Lanc• scope Architecture. BOTTOM ROW: Fullana, Jose M: Santurce. Puerto Rice Building Construction. Funk. Donna K: Golf. Home Economics Education. Fuqua, Robert I.: Seward. Mechanical Engineering, ASME. Sports Car Club. Godson, Charles E: Junction City. Civil Engineering. on a 524 Seniors: Gai-Goo TOP ROW: Gaines, Sharon R: Phillipsburg. Home Economics. Galas- sin], Daniel R: Alameda. N.M.. Veterinary Medicine. Gantenbein, Andrew L: Hope. Horticulture and Business Administration. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CYD. Garcia, Carlos M: Puerto Rico. Landscape Architecture. SECOND ROW: Gard. Michael F: El Dorado. Electrical Engineering. Smith. Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. Eta Kappa Nu. Sigma Tau. IEEE. Judo Club. Garrett. Beverly k Drexel. Mo.. Elementary Educa- tion. Garrett. Wayne N: Colby. Animal Science and Industry. Gary- art. Richard D: Garden City. Secondary Education. THIRD ROW: Gasche, Daniel G: Hartford. Veterinary Medicine. Gas- per, Michael D: Tipton. Accounting. Gaughan, William J: Topeka, History. Acacia V-Pres.. Delta Sigma Rho, Tau Kappa Alpha. Foren- sics Union Pr es. Gaul, Owen 4: Troy. Agricultural Mechanization. FOURTH ROW: Gelwlx, Randall C: Tuscaloosa. Ala.. Business Admin- istration. Sigma Chi. Golf Team. Georg, Ken P: Rush Center. Ele- mentary Education. S.E.A.. Collegiate 4-H. Gerstner, Daniel P: Frankfort. Agricultural Education. Alpha Gamma Rho. Alpha Tau Alpha Pres.. Ag. Ed. Club, Collegiate FFA. Scuba Diving Club. Weller. Roger W: Russell. Veterinary Medicine. Eli T II ROW: Gibson, Val 5: Arkanasas City. Business Administration. Girder. David L Girard. Nuclear Engineering. Wenger, Gwyn A: St. Francis. Elementary Education. Glessenbier, Janke: Lenexa. Mathematics. SIXTH ROW: Gillen. Susan L Garden City. Elementary Education. Gillen. Gerald N: Leah. Agricultural Engineering. ASAE. Intr. Gillen, Judy A: Kingman. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Phi Upsi- lon Omicron. Prof. Foods Club. AWS Pres.. Collegiate 4-H. Newman Club. Gillespie. Loy C: Coffeyville. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. SEVENTH ROW: Gilmore, Carol J: Lawrence. Dietetics and Institu- tional Management. Omicron Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Prof. Foods Club. Newman Club. Gilsdorf, Michael J: Shawnee. Veterinary Medi- cine. Glam. Stanley A: Manhattan. Natural Resources Conserva- tion and Use. Glotatein, John M: Pattenburg, N.J.. Electrical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Goerne, Larry D: Streator. III.. Architecture. Goff, Cheryl D: Manhattan. Family and Child Development. FCD Club. Goff, Howard R: Manhattan. Natural Resources Conservation and Use. Gotfrier, Patricia k Wichita. Clothing Retailing. Kappa Della. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. CR. Cosmopol- itan Club. BOTTOM ROW: Gogue, Louis L• Arnold. Mo.. Architecture. Goheen, Douglas P: Topeka. Secondary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. Don ' s Honor Roll. Ed. Coun.. S.EA.. Newman Club. Golden. Mary F: To- peka. Elementary Education. Kappa Alpha Theta. Union Comm.. Statesmates. Intr. Good. Harold E: Barnard, Animal Science and Industry. Ag. Coun.. Block and Bridle. LAR. J 525 Seniors: Goo-Gru TOP ROW: Goode, James k Shawnee. Electrical Engineering. Good- en. Shari I: Garden City. Secondary Education. Goodpasture, Sheri L: Wichita. Secondary Education. Gorden. Gary E: Manhattan. Busi- ness Administration. SECOND ROW: Gordon, James Fb Garnett. Agricultural Economics. Alpha Gamma Rho. Ag. Ec. Club. Collegiate 4-H, CR. Gordon, Wil- liam W: Highland. Microbiology. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Microbiology Club Pres. Gory, Gary Manhattan. Animal Science and Industry. Grass. David W: Victoria, British Columbia. Business Administra- tion. Dean ' s Honor Roll. K-Club. Baseball Team Capt. THIRD ROW: Grubb,. Mary C: Wakes. Home Economics Education. KSUARI-1 Slat f. AHEA. Home Ec. Teaching Club. S.E.A. Graft!, Rich- ard A: Herndon. Zoology. Grapengater„ Elaine: Randolph. Elementa- ry Education. Gratny, Mark L Kansas City. Animal Science and In- dustry. Livestock Judging Team. Block and Bridle. Chaparaios, Col- legiate 4-H. LA R. Judo Club. FOURTH ROW: Grauerholz, James L: Athol. Agricultural Economics. Graves, Alan P. Media. Pa.. Mechanical Engineering. Graves. Darryl W: Garden City. Business Administration. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Al- pha Kappa Psi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Intr. Graves, Kenneth D Manhat- tan. Agricultural Engineering. FIFTH ROW: Gray. Barbara: Topeka. Family and Child Development. Kappa Kappa Gamma, FCD Club. Intr. Gray, James W: Eureka. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Gray, Jerry 1): Salina, Natural Re- sources Conservation and Use. Delta Tau Delta. Ag. and Ag. Ec. Clubs. Union Comms.. Golf Team. Gray, Rebecca 5: Atwood. Ele- mentary Education. SIXTH ROW: Graven, James H: Osawatomie. English. Grecian. Iten• dal L Palco. Animal Science and Industry. Greenfield, Glenda J: Princeton. Elementary Education. Delta Zeta. Collegiate 4.H. S.E.A.. Wildcat Marching Band. Kappa Phi. Greenhaw, Steven L Hillsboro. Computer Science. SEVENTH ROW: Grennan, Coni J: Jewell. Physical Education. Gran- nan, Dennis E: Jewell. Mechanical Engineering. Dean ' s Honor Roll, ASME. Intr. Grlpton, Janet K: Smith Center. Elementary Education. SGA. ISA. Wildcat Marching Band. S.EA., SCEC. CR, Campus Cru- sade for Christ. Intr. Groesbeck, Alan W: Manhattan. Business Ad- ministration. Phi Delta Theta. Kappa Kappa Psi. Alpha Kappa Psi. Bus. Ad. Coun.. CR. K-State Flying Club. Wildcat Marching Band. Intr. EIGHTH ROW: Gross, Jerry LI Mankato. Minn.. Pre-Law. Groothuls, Lillian M: Greenleaf. Modern Languages. Smurthwaite. Alpha Lamb- da Delta. Spurs. Chimes. Mortar Bd.. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Delta Pi. ASS Coun.. KSUARH. S.E.A.. Statesmates, Newman Club. Ink. Gross, Susan A: Friend. Family and Child Development. Grossardt, Jams P: Clanks,. Veterinary Medicine. AVMA. Vet. Med. Ethics 80.. Grid-Gitters. BOTTOM Grothaus, Douglas W: Bellaire. Mechanical Engineer. mg. Grothusen. David W: Scott City. Animal Science and Industry. Groves. Danny J: Colleyville. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. ISA. Grubbs, Ann W: Osawatomie. Biological Science. 526 k 6 Seniors: Cru-Han TOP ROW: Crush, Lois A: Alma, Family and Child Development. Gu• gle. Terry L: HoIdrege. Neb.. Animal Science and Industry. Gunton, Anne M: Kansas City. Family and Child Development. Alpha Chi Omega Sec.. AFIEA. FCD Club. Union Comm.. Newman Club. Gupta, Arun K: Jodhpur. India. Mechanical Engineering. Delta Sigma Phi. ASME, Cosmopolitan Club. India Assoc.. Judo Club. Gustafson, Wil- liam A: Junction City. Biological Science and Horticulture. Dean ' s Honor Roll, Ag. Coup. Hort. Club. Collegiate 4-11. Newman Club. outsell, Larry k Goodland. Agricultural Mechanization. Ag. Mech. Club. ASAE. Sports Parachute Club. Gutsch, Linda J: St. Francis. Elementary Education. S.E.A.. K-State Players. Gibson Girls. Guy, Rebecca A: Manhattan. Secondary Education. Kappa Kappa Gam- ma. Spurs. Honors Prog.. Union Comm.. S.E.A.. Gibson Girls. SECOND ROW: Guy, Thomas E Topeka. Beta Theta Pi. Biology. Gwinn, Ralph W: Manhattan. Mechanical Engineering, ASME. Haag, Charles F: Jewett City. Conn.. Geography. Hachenberger, Sharon: Shawnee Mission. Clothing Retailing. Gamma Phi Beta. Union Comm.. Angel Flight. Engin-Dears Pres. Hahn, Judy K: Leavenworth. Psychology. Hahn, Wilbur M: Bartlett. Animal Science and Industry. Sharol J: Miltonvale. Elementary Education. Hall, James V: Newton, Civil Engineering. Alpha Phi Omega Pres.. ASCE. ASME. BOTTOM ROW: Hall, Michael A: Hutchinson. Journalism. Hall, WalDo .11: Columbus. Animal Science and Industry. Hambelton, Nancy E Shawnee, Secondary Education. S.E.A.. Statesmates. Newman Club. Hamill, Sandra 1: Colleyville. Elementary Education. Alpha Cho Omega Pres.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Light Brigade. Royal Purple Staff. SEA.. Engin-Dears. Sisters of the Maltese Cross. Hammes, Thomas G: Westfield, N.J.. Microbiology. Wrestling Team. Intr. Hammond, Richard W: Blue Island, Ill.. Industrial Engineering. Kappa Sigma. Sigma Tau. Honors Prog.. AIIE. Hamton, Becky L: Dodge City. Clolh• ing Retailing. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Hand, Robert J: Kansas City. Psychology. Psych. Club Pres.. Scabbard and Blade. SGA. Judo Club. Art lovers leaf through original graphics displayed during an exhibition and sale in the Union lobby. 527 Seniors: Han-Hay TOP ROW: Handke, Toren D Muscotah. Agronomy. ASA. Wheat State Agr. Club. CR. Intr. Hands, Samuel L: Garden City. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho Pres.. Dean ' s Honor Roll, IFC, Meat. Wool and Livestock Judging Teams. Block and Bridle. Colle- giate 4-14. Chaparajos. LAR. Intr. Hanel, Lennie Agenda. Veteri- nary Medicine. Hansen, Donald P: Muskegon. Mich.. Architecture. SECOND ROW: Hanson. Carla J: Waterville. Music Education. Mu Phi Epsilon. AGO Pres., ACDA. KSUARH. Hanson, Richard L: Girard. Chemical Engineering. Harbaugtt, Gary B: Russell. Pre-Law. PSA Pres. Harder, Joseph Mound ridge. Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Hariaczyi, John M: But laic. N.Y.. Business Administra- tion. AVE. intr. Harkins, Davy J: Emporia. Veterinary Medicine. Har- lan, Gary Manhattan. Physical Education. Harms. Gary J: White- water. Secondary Education. FOURTH ROW: Harms, Linda Ft Whitewater. Elementary Education. Harrington, Richard: Manhattan. Veterinary Medicine. Harris, Carol A: Wetmore. Family and Child Development. FCD Club. Statesmates. Harris, Susan K: Meade. Home Economics Education. AREA. S.E.A.. Cosmopolitan Club. Fr. Seminar Leader. FIFTH ROW: Hartley. James W: Garden City. Business Administra- tion. Hartman, Leon Hershey. Pa.. Architecture. Hartman, Rich- ard L: Kansas City. Business Administration. Hartzell, Gary L Lin- coln. Veterinary Medicine. AVMA. SIXTH ROW: Harvey, Harold Lenexa. Veterinary Medicine. Harvey, Richard L: Dumas. Tex.. Architecture. Harv ey, Roger C: Indepen- dence. Mo.. Veterinary Medicine. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Phi Omega. Alpha Zeta. AVMA. Harwood, Robert A: Humbolt. Veterinary Medicine. SEVENTH ROW: Hatch, Rita J: McDonald. Elementary Education. Smurthwaite Pres.. Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa ta Pi Pres.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. KSUARH.S.E.A..KSCF. Hatfield, Jerry Wamego. Agronomy. Alpha Zeta. Wheat State Agr. Club. KSU Conservation Club. Hatfield Philip D McPherson, Landscape Archi- tecture. Hattrup. Mary A: Spear 111e. Home Economics Education. EIGHTH ROW: Hauck, Dana R: Delphos. Animal Science and Indus- try. FarmHouse. Alpha Zeta. Block and Bridle. Havener. Leroy J: Fredonia. Electrical Engineering. Haver, David P. Plymouth, Ohio. Biological Science. Haverkamp, Terry L: Seneca. Business Administration. BOTTOM ROW: Hawlm.Shrinyl A: St. Louis. Mo.. Biological Science. Alpha Lambda Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Microbiology Journal and Cosmopolitan Clubs. UCCF. Inlr. Hanna, Jerry L: Hutchinson. Ani- mal Science and Industry. Hay. David N: Olathe. Chemical Engineer. ing. Hays, Ronald L: Oakley. Agricultural Economics. Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Zeta. Stu. Senator. Ag. Ec. Club. 528 Seniors: Haz-Hol TOP ROW: Hazen, Alton C: Stockton, Animal Science and Industry. Block and Bridle. Hazlett. Donald l Norton. Animal Science and Industry. Livestock Judging Team. Hears, Mary I.: Utica. Neb.. Home Economics Education. S.EA., K-Laires. Heersche, Kathryn A:Wichi- ta. Home Economics Education, AHEA, S.EA., Home Ec. Ed. Club. Collegiate 4-H. SECOND ROW: Heffelbower, Duane F: Newton. English. Putnam Scholar. Honors Prog. Heiman, Karen D: Baileyville. Elementa ry Education. Hein, Marilyn A: Andale. Accounting. Alpha Lambda Deli ta. Putnam Scholar. Phi Chi Theta. Delta Mu Delta. Helntzelman, Stephanie: Manhattan. Interior Architectural Design. THIRD ROW: Hemmeding, Dwight F: Hutchinson. Physical Educa- tion. Phi Epsilon Kappa. K-Club. Football and Wrestling Teams. Hendershot, Judith k Anthony. Foods and Nutrition in Business. Clovia V-Pres.. Mortar Bd.. Phi Upsilon Omicron Pres.. AHEA. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Home Ec. Coun.. Dean ' s Advisory Bd.. Prof. Foods Club. Collegiate 441. Hendershot. Larry lb Hutchinson. Biology. Hender- son, Donald W: Wichita. Landscape Architecture. Phi Delta Theta. ASLA. Track and CrossCountry Teams. FOURTH ROW: Henry. Patricia M: Manhattan. Secondary Education. Hensley. Thomas E: Central City. Neb.. Agricultural Education. Horde. Mary J: Manhattan. Family and Child Development. Herman, Barbara L: Hays. English. Kappa Alpha Theta. CR Newman Club. FIFTH ROW: HOUK Unda L: Wellington. Psychology. Herrman, John It: Ensign. Mechanical Engineering. Her, Martha L: Sterling. Cloth. ing Retailing. AHEA, Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Univ. Chorus. Hetherington, Cheryl G: Shawnee Mission. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Psi Chi Sec.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Psych. Club. K-State Players. Statesmates. CYO. Softball Team. Intr. SIXTH ROW: Hetzel, Mary 3: Bloomfield Hills. Mich.. Interior Design. A.I.D. Hetzler, Gregory L. Junction City. Pre•aw. KSU Forensics Union. Rayne, Robert V: Manhattan, Statistics. AFROTC. Varsity Men•s Glee Club. Soccer Club Pres. Hickey, BIN G: Buffalo. Physical Education. Phi Epsilon Kappa. Baseball Team. SEVENTH ROW: Higgins, Cynthia E St. Marys. Elementary Educa- lion. Higgins, Douglas It McCracken. Secondary Education. Mil, Kenneth A: Hutchinson. Mechanical Engineering. Hill, Larry D: San Jose. Calif.. Business Administration. EIGHTH ROW: Hill Rick L: Smith Center. Chemical Engineering. HIII- Stephen J: Olathe. Business Administration. Hintz, Thomas A: Salina. Accounting, Alpha Kappa Psi. Delta Mu Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll Scabbard and Blade. Fr. Seminar Leader. Hiles, Robert S: Shawnee Mission. Journalism. Sigma Nu. Alpha Epsilon Rho. MRC. KSDB-FM. BOTTOM ROW: Hodge, Rhys S: Virgin Islands. Bakery Management. Bakery Mgr. Club. Statesmates. Hoffman. Byron T: Manhattan. Economics. Hoffman, David G: Hastings. Neb.. Wildlife Conserva- tion. Delta Upsilon. Grid-Gitters. Holder, Michael S: Derby. Animal Science and Industry. a Art 41 4 a I 529 Seniors: Hol-Iry TOP ROW: Hollenbetk, Gary W: Holton. Business Administration. Hollick, William M: Binghamton. N.Y.. Industrial Engineering. Hollin- ger, James D: Lyons. Animal Science and Industry. CYO. Livestock Judging Teams. Block and Bridle. Collegiate 4-H. Holmbeck, John M: Wymore. Neb.. Agricultural Education. SECOND ROW: Holmes, Ronald C: Topeka. Civil Engineering. Sigma Nu Sec.. Sigma Tau. Chi Epsilon Pres.. AWE. Hoist Jerold U Lu. dell. Dairy Production. Hobtrom, Jerry L: Topeka. Interior Design. Alpha Tau Omega. AID.. Bowling and Rowing Teams. Holstrom, John E Prairie Village. Architecture. Alpha Tau Omega Pres.. Tau Sigma Delta. Dean ' s Comm. THIRD ROW: Holt, Brute 8: Wilton. N.H.. Agricultural Economics. Hommertzhelm, Linda S: Garden City. Family and Child Develop- ment. RHEA. AVM. ISA. FCD and Newman Clubs. Hong, Kenneth: Ballwin. Mo.. Architecture. Honig. Marjorie A: Manhattan. Consum- mer Interest. FOURTH ROW: Houser. Jack D: Wichita. Pre-Medicine. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CVD. Track Team. Howard. John C: Junction City. Architec- ture. Hubbard, Patricia J: Topeka. Home Economics and Journal- ism. Delta Zeta Treas. Hubbard. Robert A: Hutchinson. Chemical Engineering. FIFTH ROW: Huber, Deborah J: Lincoln. Neb., Dietetics and Institu- tional Management. Delta Zeta Pros., Prof. Foods Club. Fr. Seminar Leader. Huck, John C: Manhattan. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Hud- son, Hal J: Shawnee Mission, Pre-Law. Hudson. Loretta: Kansas City. Mo.. Home Economics Education. Delta Delta Delta V-Pres.. Phi Up- silon Omicron. Panhel.. Union Comm.. Home Ec. Teaching Club. Gibson Girls. Sigma Chi Sweetheart. SIXTH ROW: Huff, Carolyn S: McCune. Home Economics Education. Clovis. Collegiate 4-H. Huff, Jerry T: Manhattan. Music Education. Humes, Linda G: Concordia. Secondary Education. Pi Beta Phi Treas.. Alpha Lambda Delta. Spurs. Chimes. Phi Kappa Phi. Kappa Delta Pi, Angel Flight. Cosmopolitan Club. S.E.A. Humes, Nancy J: Concordia. Secondary Education. Pi Beta Phi V-Pres.. Alpha Lamb- da Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi, AWS, Statesmates. CR. SEVENTH ROW: Hummel, Janey T: Hope, Physical Education. Hun- sicker, Paul D- Shawnee. Architecture. Hunter, Deanna L Overland Park. Elementary Education. Hunter, John D: Sharon. Agronomy. EIGHTH ROW: Hunt, Stephen H: Fort Scott. Landscape Architec- ture. Kappa Sigma. ASLA. CR. Huxman, Kent J: Arnold. Accounting. UMW Timothy W: Jelmore. Computer Science. Sigma Alpha (psi. Ion Sec.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. K-State Singers. CR. Fr. Seminar Lead- er. Ingmlre, Janet k MorrovNille. Elementary Education. Kappa Del. la Pi. S.E.A. BOTTOM ROW: Ingram. Pamela S: Galena. Computer Science. Innis. Jannis J: Wichita. Family and Child Development. Ireland, Michael A: Holton. Physical Education. Kappa Sigma. Irvin. H. Hugh:Cherry.. vale. Computer Science, Smith. Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Tau. Dean ' s Honor Roll. AlCh E. ACM. Statesmates. 530 SEVENTH ROW: Johnston. Jeffrey G: Excelsior. Minn., Architecture. Jones, Allan L: Manhattan, Art. Jones, Cecelia M: Kansas City. Home Economics and Journalism. Jones, Kenneth W: Little Rock. Ark.. Psychology. EIGHTH ROW: Jones, Paula CI: Brewster. Family and Child Develop- ment. Jordan, James S: Abilene. Veterinary Medicine. Jordan, Ste. phen J: Newton. Social Science. Juhnke, Frederick J: Mt. Pleasant. Mich.. Interior Architecture Design. BOTTOM ROW: Just, Michael W: Garden City. Business Administra• lion. Justus, Mary S: Shawnee Mission. Secondary Education. Kai- ser. Gerald G: Phillipsburg. Psychology. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Arnold Air Soc. Kalimberly, Susan E: Overland Park. Political Science. Seniors: Irv-Kal TOP ROW: Irvine, Patricia 0: Manhattan. Psychology. Jacobs. James G: Zenda. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Jacobs, Janice k Towanda. Sec- ondary Education. Smurthwaite. Kappa Delta Pi. KSUARH. James, Kathleen L: Overland Park. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW. Jansen. Raymond T: Junction City. Biological Sci- ence. Honors Prog.. Forestry and Sports Car Clubs. Jarrett, Janalee: Salina. Business Administration. Kappa Delta. Phi Chi Theta. Union Comm.. Cosmopolitan Club. Jarrett, John A: Powell. Wyo.. Veers- nary Medicine. Jarrett, Patricia k Los Angeles. Calif.. Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Jarvis, Christopher: Winfield. Business Administration. Jay, Sharon 5: Great Bend. Elementary Education. Jaynes. Connie J: Wichita. Computer Science, Alpha Lambda Delta. Spurs. Putnam Scholar. Dean ' s Honor Roll. SGA. Jeffries, Philip J: Westboro. Mass.. WildlifeConservation. FOURTH ROW: Jennison, Rolland N: Latham. Mechanical Engineer. ing. ASME. Oratorio Choir. Men ' s Glee Club. Collegiate 4-H. CR. Jeschke, Jerry C: Severance. Economics. Jewell. Charles G: Trenton. N.J.. Veterinary Medicine. Jewell. Ralph E: Coffeyville. Veterinary Medicine. FIFTH ROM Jimenez, Arthur S: Wichita. Pre-Dentistry. Jobin. Chris. tine D: Silverton. N.J.. Elementary Education. Alpha Delta Pi. S.E.A.. ISA. Newman Club. Intr. Johns. Nancy: Manhattan. Elementary Education. Johnson, Allen Di Belleville. History. SIXTH ROW: Johnson. Armin E:Lindsborg. Agricultural Engineering. Johnson, Carol IR Marion. Secondary Education. Phi Kappa Phi. Kappa Della Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Biology Club. Johnson, Linnets A: Manhattan. Music Education. Johnson, Wendy L Dwight. Com- puter Science. Kappa Alpha Theta Treas...Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Kappa Phi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Women ' s Glee Club. CR. Cosmopoli- tan Club. Union Comm. 531 Seniors: Kan-Knu TOP ROW: Kane. Kent K: Topeka. Veterinary Medicine. Phi Delta Theta. Honors Frog•• AVMA. Stu. Senator. Track Team. Karhut, Elaine II: Kansas City. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. AKA. Home Ec. Teaching and Prof. Foods Clubs. Newman Club. Kamm- kJ, David: Emmett. Civil Engineering. Kam. Richard E: Smith Center. Mechanical Engineering. SECOND ROW: Keam, Robert E: Aurora. Accounting. KSUARH. Kee- ley. Jill K: SI. John. Clothing Retailing. Keen, Kenneth A: Manhattan. Physical Science. Keene, Jeanne R: Abilene. Mathematics. Phi Kappa Phi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. A.. CR. Math Club. THIRD ROW: Kelley. Patricia k Manhattan. Elementary Education. Kelps, Don E: Overland Park. Electrical Engineering. Kemp, Reginald I.: Waterville. N.Y.. Dairy Foods Processing. Dairy Science Club. Colt legiate 441. Intr. Kennedy. Gerald F: Wheaton. Accounting. Phi Delta Theta. Alpha Kappa Psi. Bus. Ad. Coun. Pres.. SGA. Royal Purple Staff. FOURTH ROW: Kent, Stanley R: Mexico. Mo.. Accounting. Kenton. Sherry K: Dodge City. Clothing Retailing. Kemple, Steve T: Manhat- tan. Business Administration. Kappa Sigma. Wrestling Team. Kent, Douglas k Smith Center. Physical Education. FIFTH ROW: Kent, William E Smith Center. Agricultural Mechaniza- tion. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Univ. Choir. Ag. Mech. Club. Intr. Kilian, Joseph F: Manhattan. Accounting. Kinderkneeht, Jeanette: St. Marys. Secondary Education. Kingston, Philip P: Madrid. N.Y.. Agri- cultural Education. SIXTH ROW: Kirk, Patricia L: Baxter Springs. Dietetics and Instate tional Management. Clovia. Spurs. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Prot. Foods Club. Collegiate 4 ' H. Kirk. Richard D Galena. Veterinary Medicine. Kirkham, Lynn E Wallace. Animal Science and Industry. Block and Bridle.Chaparops. Kiser, Billie J: Anthony. Elementary Education. SEVENTH ROW: Norge, Paul C: Topeka. landscape Architecture. Kt:wain, John B: Kendall. Journalism. Klein, Neva E Burdett. (hetet• ics and Institutional Management. Clovia. Prol. Foods Club. GBSU. Klever, Deborah L Belleville, III.. Psychology. Kappa Delta. AHEA. FCD and Psych. Clubs. CR. Grid Graters. Intr. EIGHTH ROW: Kleysteuber, Jean M: Garden City. Elementary Educa- tion, Alpha Delta Pi. Alpha Lambda Della. Ed. Coun.. Angel Flight, Little Sisters of the Golden Heart. Knew ' s ., Aldena BUMS. Second- ary Education, Home Ec. Teaching Club, S.EA.. Campus Crusade for Christ. Klimek, Edward L Manhattan. Journalism. KSDB•FM Mgr.. Collegian Bus. Stall. CYD. Klug. Duane Lorraine. Animal Science and Industry. BOTTOM ROW: Klusener. Jamie S: Luray. Elementary Education. Dean ' s Honor Roll. SCEC. S.E.A. Knetter, James D: Piper. Agronomy. Minh Randy H: Byron. Neb.. Agricultural Economics. Knutson, Carol J: Topeka. Home Economics Education. 532 7 2 A FOURTH ROW: Kovar, John It Overland Park. Electrical Engineer. ing. Krainbill, Milton J: Bern. Agronomy. Kramer, Davkl L. Iola. Agronomy. Krause. Patricia k Stockton. Calif.. Dietetics and Institu- tional Management. AREA. Prot. Foods Club. FIFTH ROW: Kreuter, Gall J: Osage City. Mathematics. Km , Kern neth .1: Binghamton. N.Y.. Architecture. Kroening. Dwayne k Hutch- inson. Mechanical Engineering. Beta Sigma Psi Pres.. ASME, Intr. Krupp, John W: Ellsworth. Agricultural Engineering. SIXTH ROW: Kruse, Linda M: Morrill. Home Economics Education. Spurs. Mortar Bd.. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Home Ec. Coun., FCD Club. S.E.A. Kruse, Vona M: Bird City, Physical Therapy. Kryda, Winifred J: Hollis. N.Y., Biology. Kugler. Douglas K: Salina. Secondary Education. SEVENTH ROW: Kuhark, James A: Hugoton. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Kuhn, Michael 1 Manhattan. Mathematics. Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon. K-Club Pres.. FCA. Football Team. Kuhn, Vicky E Gypsum. Ele- mentary Education. Kurt, Albert B: Newton. Animal Science and Industry. EIGHTH ROW: !tsar. Janke S: Manhattan. Secondary Education. Lackey. Stephen R: Hutchinson. Civil Engineering. ASCE. Ladd. Phyllis J: Humbolt. Home Economics Education. Collegiate 4.14. S.E.A., BSU. Lahman, Nancy!: Hugoton, English. BOTTOM ROW: Lahman, Roger E (Minter. Business Administration. Lamborn, Barbara A: Manhattan. Sociology. Lamp. Lynda E: God- dard. Elementary Education. Landow, Dean B: Drexel Hill. Pa.. Architecture. Seniors: Kob-Lan TOP ROW: Kobiskie, John SE Manhattan. Business Administration. Koch, Alan D: Marysville. Feed Technology. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Stu. Senator. SGA. Grain Science Club. Collegiate 4.1i. CR. Rowing Team. Intr. Koehler, Kenneth E: Clarence Center. N.Y.. Agronomy. Kant. kw, Delores K: Robinson. Psychology. Mortar Bd.. Psi Chi Club. So- ciology Club. SECOND ROW: Koelliker, Ruth A: White Cloud. Medical Technology. Gamma Phi Beta Pres.. Alpha Della Theta. Kohl, Cheryl G: Valley Center. Clothing Retailing. Kolow, John W: Wichita. Accounting. Acacia Treas.. Intr. Kollck, Emil Philadelphia. Pa.. Architecture. THIRD ROW: Kerber. Nancy J: Seneca. German. Kappa Delta. Kos. syk, Irene B: Kansas City. Political Science. Kostus, Alan J: Kansas City. Pre-Secondary Education. Kotay, Miles: Harrisburg. Pa.. Tech- nical Journalis m. Kappa Sigma V-Pros.. A S Coun.. Grid.Gitters. 533 Seniors: Lan-Lit TOP ROW: Lang, Gary W: Chapman. Mechanical Engineering. ASME. Collegiate 441. Statesmen. CR. Lange. Carroll A: Manhattan. Wildlife Conservation. Lange, Marna K: Manhattan. Accounting. Lanham, Kenneth E Mound City. Agricultural Economics. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ag. Ec.Club. SECOND ROW: Larsen, Larry 0: Colby. Architectural Structures. AIA. Sports Parachute Club. Intr. Larsen, Roger ft: Norton. Economics. Larson, Donna M: Atchison. Elementary Education. Larson, Howard A: Tescott. Physical Education. THIRD ROW: Larson. Janis M: Marquette. Elementary Education. Larson, Mark S: Kingman. Economics. Lawry, Annie: Ottawa. Psy- chology. Leach, James E Osborne. Electrical Engineering. Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Kappa Nu Pres.. Sigma Tau, Dean ' s Honor Roll. Putnam Scholar. Steel Ring. Arnold Air Soc.. Sailing Club. k. it A k a ( 1 k f e.71? r FOURTH ROW: Leekron. Terry 5: Abilene. Elementary Education. Lite, Nancy E Cwight. Elementary Education. Legletter, Floyd J: benthal, Accounting. Lelghty, Joyce Buhler, Secondary Educa- tion. S.E.A. FIFTH ROW: Lemon, Ronald 13: Osborne. Business Administration. Lenz, Janice D: Ellis. Elementary Education. German Club. Leonard. Roger G: Lyons. Agricultural Engineering. Lepei. Jo K: Great Bend. Family and Child Development. SIXTH ROW: Leschber, Allan R: Hiawatha. Computer Science. Left, Donald D: Shawnee Mission. Accounting. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Alpha Phi Omega. Kappa Kappa Psi. Concert Band. Wildcat March- ing Band. Statesmates. Levin. Otto W: Kensington. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Ag. Cc. and K-State Flying Clubs. Lewis, Dorothy k Garden City. Home Economics Education. Pi Beta Phi. Honors Prop_ AHEA, Light Brigade. Home Ec. Coun. Pres.. S.E.A., Home Ec. Teaching Club. FMOC Comm., AWS. Grid-Gitters. fra t ir S 11 sal II SEVENTH ROW: Lewis. Jack Fb Shawnee Mission. Landscape Archi- tecture. Lewis, Sammy It Ames. Agricultural Economics. Lkhten- waiter, Russell: Lexington. Neb.. Animal Science and Industry. Um dal. Carl D: Enterprise. Economics. Stu. Senator. KSUARH Pres.. Fr. Seminar Leader, Intr. EIGHTH ROW: Undahl. Paul A:Overland Park. Nuclear Engineering. Lindeman, Donna 5: Springfield. Mo.. Interior Design. A.I.D. Lindley, David kl: Parsons. Industrial Engineering, Alpha Pi Mu. AIIE. Intr. Undsay, William M: Osage City. Nuclear Engineering. ANS. ASME. ) as , I 74.ya BOTTOM ROW: Unln, Unda 5: Bird City. Interior Design. Kappa Del- ta. A.I.D.. Home Ec. and Design Clubs. Grid-Gitters. Gibson Girls. CR. Link, Daniel J: Chase. Architecture, Tau Sigma Delta. AIA. Newman Club. Link, Marita: Aurora. Elementary Educati on. Unroll, David k Manhattan. Music. Acacia. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Pres.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Orchestra Pres., KMTA. 534 Seniors: Liv-Mas TOP ROW: Livergood, George A: Salina. Electrical Engineering. Lloyd, Judith L: McPherson. Home Economics Education. Loder, Randal K: Garden City. Veterinary Medicine. Loewe; Richard C: Peabody. Agronomy. SECOND ROW: Long. Keith E Leoti, Chemical Engineering. Louder- baugh. Ronald: Yates Center. Agricultural Mechanization. Loveall, Richard D: Manhattan. Computer Science. Lowry, Myron W: Norton. Computer Science. Wrestling Team. THIRD ROW: Loy. Stephen E: Valley Falls. Animal Science and Indus. try. Lucid°. Mary N: Kansas City. Mo.. Secondary Education. Lucker- oth, Janke M: Marysville. Sociology. Soc. Club. Luke. Betty: Let ' s . non. Elementary Education. FOURTH ROW: Luke. Robert 5: Burlington. Electrical Engineering. Lundstrom, Dana L: McPherson. Secondary Education. Alpha Delta Pi Pres.. S.EA.. CR. Gibson Girls. Statesmates. Machart, Michael A: Ob erlin. Agronomy. Man, Nancy J: Bushton. Clothing Retailing. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Newman Club. FIFTH ROW: Mapes, Richard J: Manhattan. Electrical Engineering. Magritte, Stephen F: Beloit. Agricultural Mechanization, Ag. Mech. Club. K.Laires. MagInlay, Memory 0: Eskridge. Elementary Educa- tion. Mah, Larry K: Topeka. Electrical Engineering. SIXTH ROW: Mahar, John R: Summit. N.J.. Psychology. Melee, Su- san L• Overland Park, English. Malice, Linda C: Alma. Home Econom. ics with Liberal Arts. Ma ' Ramos, Majorle k Shawnee Mission. Physi- cal Education. Phi Epsilon Delta. AAHPER and KAHPER. Hockey. Softball, and Basketball Teams. SEVENTH ROW: Mallory, William t Ellis. Business Administration. Delta Upsilon. Bus. Ad. Coun.. Stu. Senator, Men ' s Glee Club. CR Malone, Terrance J: Raymond. Sociology. Delta Upsilon Treas.. SGA. CYD. Union Comm.. Soc. and Newman Clubs. Mamura, Owen Lihue. Kauai. Hawaii. Architecture. Alpha Phi Omega. Intr. Mane ' . ni, Alexis M: Jackson Heights. N.Y., Mathematics. EIGHTH ROW: Mang, Patricia Prairie Village. Consumer Interest. Dean ' s Honor Roll. ISA. Fam. Et. Club. Chaparajos. Rtangeisdorf, Nancy 5: Kansas City. Home Economics Education. Kappa Alpha Theta Sec.. Omicron Nu. Kappa Delta Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. AREA. Union Comm.. S.E.A.. Home Ec. Teaching Club. Mapes. Bendy A: Wichita. Elementary Education. Gamma Phi Bela. Spurs. Kappa Del- ta Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Mars, Terence E: Valley Stream. N.Y.. Wildlife Conservation. Wildlife Soc.. Pre-Vet. Club. Block and Bridle. Intr. BOTTOM ROW: Marker, Leora B: Blue Springs. Mo.. Horticulture. Kappa Delta Pres.. Light Brigade. Marshall, Janet Minneola. Cloth. ing Retailing. Martin, Marsha J: Topeka. Home Economics and Jour- nalism. Pi Beta Phi. Spurs Regional Director. Mortar Bd.. Phi Upsi- lon Omicron, Theta Sigma Phi Pres., Angel Flight. Home Ec. Coun.. Hosp. Day. Royal Purple Copy and Mgr. Ed. Mason, Gerald W: Beat- tie. Accounting. Ask H? ,gala -e• 535 Seniors: Mas-McE TOP Mason. Marlin W: South Haven. Animal Science and In- dustry. Massie, Michael P: Bridgeton. Mo.. Architecture. Massoth, Ernest L: Piqua. Accounting. Mathewson. James E: Kansas City. Chemistry. SECOND ROW: Matson. knell M: Clifton. Family and Child Develop- ment. AHEA. KAEYC. FCC Club, Collegiate 4-H. Matthews, Richard T: Ogdensberg. N.Y.. Dairy Production. MattIx. Steven C: Ellinwood. Electrical Engineering. Menke, Frank E: Ogallah. Animal Science and Industry. Ag. Ed. Club, Collegiate FFA. Block and Bridle. Chaps- rajos. K-Laires. THIRD ROW: Mauderly, Nancy A: Strong City. Foods and Nutrition in Business. Clovia. Collegiate 441. Block and Bridle. Maurer. Stanley J: Marysville, Business Administration. Beta Sigma Psi. Basketball Team. Intr. Mawdsley, Michael W: Wichita. Chemistry. Maxwell. Bonnie I: Old Bridge. N.J.. Secondary Education. Kappa Delta. Ed. Coun. Pres.. Stu. Senator. Union Comm.. Hort. Club. Statesman. FOURTH ROW: Maxwell. Brute k Piper. Architecture. Triangle. Phi Eta Sigma. Tau Sigma Della. AIA. Track Team. May, Cynthia A: Kinsley. Dietetics and Institutional Management. May. Stephen L: Ellis. Business Administration. Minima, Bernard Jr Philadelphia. Pa., Architecture. FIFTH ROW: Mays. Albertino G: Junction City. Computer Science. McCallum, Gwen E Elmdale. Clothing Retailing. McCann. Christ.)• plum Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.. Biological Science. McCargar, Mark A: Salina. Business Administration. SIXTH ROW: McCarty. Helen E Ashland. Home Economics Educa- tion. Home Ec. Teaching Club. S.E.A.. Newman Club. McClellan, James lb Fredrick. Md.. Veterinary Medicine. McCloskey, John Or Salina. Computer Science. McClure, Donald It Newton. Animal Sci- ence and Industry. SEVENTH ROW: McCobb, Allan P Russell, Accounting. Acacia. Mo. Coliough, Joanne E Randall. Medical Technology. KSUARH Pres.. Collegiate 4-H. Block and Bridle. Intr. McConniel, Claude Fe Manhat- tan. Accounting. McCown. Susan A Overland Park. Elementary Education. EIGHTH ROW: McCoy. Michael P. Cottage Grove. Ore., Veterinary Medicine. McCoy, Shirley J: Hiawatha. French. Kappa Delta. S.E.A. MtCrate, Michael Or Iola. Pre-Veterinary Medicine. McDaniel. Karen M: Salina, Foods and Nutrition in Business. Smurthwaile Pres., AKA. KSUARH, Home Ec. Coun., AWS. ISA. Union Comm.. Prof. Foods Club Pres.. CR. Collegiate 4-H. MUN. Fr. Seminar Leader. BOTTOM ROW: McDonald. Diane 16 Williamsburg, Home Economics Education. Kappa Alpha Theta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Mortar Bd.. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Omicron Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Home Ec. Coun., AHEA. S.EA.. Hosp. Day Chm.. AWS. Collegiate 4-H. Home Ec. Teaching and Newman Clubs. McDonald, Robert C: Smith Center. Computer Science. McDonald, Stanley L: Garden City. Political Science. Mei:Many, Kimberly B: Ransom. Elementary Education. 536 FIFTH ROW: McMillan, Sandria Tonganoxie. Dietetics and Institu- tional Management. Omicron Nu. AHEA. McNeal. Deanna M: Waldo. Philosophy. McNew, Jerry L: Commerce City. Colo.. Architecture. McPherson, Marlene R: McLouth. Family and Child Development. SIXTH ROW: MclIkker, Earl D: Reeler. Agricultural Mechanization. ASAE. Ag. PAech. Club. Into McVkker, Mary E Frankfort. Family and Child Development. AHEA. Home Ec. Journ. Club, Statesmates. CR. Meade, Rosemary: Abilene. Clothing Retailing. Meets Lynn 8: Clif- ton. Mechanical Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Mehner. David L: Kansas City. Mo.. Business Admin- istration. Me;idiom, Earl F: Norfolk. Neb.. Veterinary Medicine. Masts, John H: Arkansas City. Architecture. Meredith, William H: Lincoln. Psychology. EIGHTH ROW: Merrill, Barbara J: Fl. Collins. Colo.. Elementary Edu- cation. Merrill, Melanie A: Shawnee Mission. Elementary Education. Pi Beta Phi. Union Comm.. S.EA.. CR. Meseke, Robert 0: Junction City. Philosophy. Messick. Sharon L: Marysville, Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Mestrovich, Jan C: Kansas Cily. Family and Child Development. Chi Omega. AWS, Union Comm.. Little Sisters of Mi- nerva Pres., Intr. Metzger. Joyce I: Scott City. Elementary Educa- tion. Ed. Coun.. S.EA.. Statesmates. CR. CYD. Metdnger, Leon F: Caldwell. Pit-Medicine. Meyer, Daryl J: Sabetha. Feed Science and Management. Seniors: McF-Mey TOP ROW: McFarland, Terry L: Prairie Village. Business Administra- tion. Delta Tau Delta. McGill. Raymond M: Baker. Calif.. Physical Education. McGrath. Randall E: Topeka. Business Administration. Phi Delta Theta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Fr. Basketball and Tennis Teams. McGrew. Terry L: Fl. Scott. Mathematics. SECOND ROW: McHatton, Michael W: Hugoton. Psychology. McKale, William C: Longford. History. Sigma Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Union Comm.. MPC. CR, History Club. McKimens. J. Michael: Sedan. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Engr. Open House. KSRH Staff. Mc- Kinney. Duane 1: Marion. N.C.. BuddingConstruction. Sigma Lamb. da Chi. AGC. Design Coun. THIRD ROW: McLain, Michael 5: Overland Park. Business Adminis- tration. McLaughlin, David E: Chapman. Physical Education. Mc- Mahon, Elaine C: Piper. Geology. K-State Players. Williston Geo. Club. Statesmates. McMonamy, Elaine: Webster Groves. Mo.. English. FOURTH ROW: McMinn. Edward M: Kansas City. Architecture. Mc- Millen. John M: Shawnee Mission. Business Administration. Phi Kappa Theta Pres.. Newman Club. Intr. McMillen, Kenneth J: Hutch- inson. Geology. Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Williston Geo. Club. Mc- Millin, David B: Independence. Agricultural Economics. Ag. Ec. Club. CR. 537 Seniors: Mey-Mor TOP ROW: Meyer, Dennis L: Tampa. Physics. Meyer, Joan E Powhat- tan. Elementary Education. Clovia. Dean ' s Honor Roll. SCEC.S.E.A.. FCD Club. Moyer, Laura L: Leavenworth. Elementary Education. Del- ta Delta Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. SGA, S.E.A,. UPC. Union Comm.. Gibson Girls. Meyer. Leo D: Goodland, Agricultural Mechanization. Ag. Mech. Club. Collegiate 4.14. SECOND ROW: Meyer. Nancy E Basehor, Foods and Nutrition in Business. AHEA. Prof. Foods Club. Meyer, Phillip C: Ulysses. Veteri- nary Medicine. Meyer, Timothy D: Sylvan Grove, Agricultural Eco- nomics, Ag. Ec. and Communications Clubs. Ag. Coun. and Science Day, Agriculturist Staff. Block and Bridle. Chaparajos. Collegiate 4•H. K-Slate Flying Club. LAR, CR. LSA, Intr. Mick, Theodore J: Electrical Engineering. THIRD ROW: Mem, John V: Bonner Springs, Geology. Mater, Charles G: Bird City. Computer Science. Miller, David L: Leawood. Mechanical Engineering, S.A.M.E.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Scabbard and Blade. Miller, Gary R: Weskan• Animal Science and Industry. FOURTH ROW: Miller. Jeffery C: Ft. Edward. N.Y.. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Alpha Zeta. Miller, Joseph E Effingham. Accounting. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi, Putnam Scholar. Delta Mu Delta. Alpha Kappa Psi. Bus. Ad. Coun.. Collegiate 4-H. Miller, Martha L Cimar- ron. Family and Child Development. AHEA. Miller, Max I: Prairie Vil- lage, Business Administration. FIFTH ROW: Miller, Randall D: El Dorado. Electrical Engineering. Sigma Tau. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE. Amateur Radio Club Pres. Miller, Stephen FL Paola. English. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Putnam Scholar. Miller, Steven D Agra. Economics. Miller, Timothy L Atchi- son. Mathematics. Phi Kappa Phi. Pi Mu Epsilon. Math. Club. SIXTH ROW: Miller, Vittoria L: Kansas City. Political Science. A S Coun.. SGA. UAB. ISA Pres.. Cosmopolitan Club. Fr. Seminar Lead- er, Intr. Minard, Margaret IL Concordia. Elementary Education. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Angel Flight. Union Comm., Slit., States- mates. Grid-Gitters Mingle. Marsha L Guymon. Okla.. Home Eco- nomics Education. Minton, AdeleC: Madhattan. Humanities. SEVENTH ROW Mitchell. Janice K Independence. Home Economics Education. Mitchell. Timothy T: Independence. Agronomy. Ag. Club. Mama, Dan J: St. Francis. MathernatiCS. Smith Treas.. Phi Eta Sig- ma. Pi Mu Epsilon. Math. Club. Intr. Moffatt Margaret It College Point. N.Y.. Secondary Education. Nursingand Newman Clubs. Rifle Team. EIGHTH ROW: Monroe, William E Tribune. Mechanical Engineering. Montgomery. Claudia: Garden City. Elementary Education. Moore, Nancy L: Wichita. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Moore, Rich- ard C: Lindenhurst. N.Y.. Animal Science and Industry. BOTTOM ROW: Moore, Robert B: Hamlin. Tex.. Agricultural Eco- nomics. Alpha Gamma Rho. Ag. Ec. Club. Block and Bridle. Cone giate 4-H. Morgan, Julie D: Salina, Modern Languages. Alpha Chi Omega V•Pres., Dean ' s Honor Roll. Hosp. Day Chm.. UPC. S.E.A., Grid-Otters. Morgan. Roy W: Kansas City. Industrial Engineering. Phi Kappa Tau Pres.. Alpha Pi Mu. AllE. K-Slate Flying Club. Morris, Dallas D: Newton. Landscape Architecture. 4.4t Ak Alk 538 Seniors: Mor-Nel TOP ROW: Mortis, James L Omaha. Neb.. Veterinary Medicine. Moe. rb, John lb Eudora. Civil Engineering. Morris, Larry M: Garnett. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Morrow, Roger W: Kansas City. Corn- puler Science. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Concert Choir. SECOND ROW: Morse, Richard L Manhattan. Mathematics. Morton, Thomas 5: Oxford. Agronomy. FarmHouse. Alpha Zeta. Wheat State Agr. Club. Mosher. Shirley A: Glasco. Elementary Education. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Putnam Scholar. Kappa Delta Pi, Ed. Coun.. S.E.A. Mosier, Steven J: Manhattan. Pre•Medicine. THIRD ROW: Moss, Victor A: Manhattan. Anthropology and Zoology. Alpha Phi Omega. SAME.. Pershing Rifles. Collegiate 4-H. CYD. Ile and Rowing Teams. Moyer. John it Deer Creek. Okla.. Anthropol- ogy. Mudge. Patricia k St. Paul. Minn.. Home Economics with Liber- al Arts. AHEA. FCD Club. Mudrey, Stephen J: Lexington. Mass.. Ar. chitecture. Alpha Tau Omega. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Alit Design Coun.. Arch. Open House, Stu. Senator. SG A. Fr. Football. Track. and Base- ball Teams. FOURTH ROW: Mueller. Gail E Alma. Community Services. Alpha Lambda Delta. Omicron Nu. FCD Club. Mueller. Larry R: Hanover. Accounting. Muir, William L: Manhattan. Business Administration. Mulvany, Thomas P. Marysville. Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Psi. K-State Sports Car Club. FIFTH ROW: Munger, Harold H: Manhattan. Civil Engineering. ASCE. KSUARH. UAB. Munson. Barbara k Junction City. Family and Child Development ISA. AWS. Collegiate 4-H. Munson, Robert C: Junc- tion City. Agricultural Economics. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Zeta. Ag. Coun.. Ag. Ec. and Agr. Clubs. Murphy. Janet E: Bon- ner Springs. Dietetics and Industrial Management. Prof. Foods and Newman Clubs. SIXTH ROW: Murphy, Patricia A: Cotonia• N.J.. Secondary Educa- tion. Murray. Mary C: Garden City. Elementary Education. S.E.A.. CYD. ISA. Newman Club. Musil, Elmer L: Burdett. Agricultural Jour- nalism. Delta Upsilon Sec.. Sigma Delta Chi. Ag. Stu. Coun. and Communications Club Pres.. Agriculturist. Collegian. and Royal Purple Ed. Staffs. Block and Bridle. Collegiate 4-H. Soccer Club. Fr. Cross-Country and Tr ack Teams. Intr. Musil, Hannah g: Blue Rapids. Family and Child Development. Alpha Delta Pi. Light Brigade. SEVENTH ROW: Myers, Eveline C: Ft. Riley. Modern Languages. Myers, Gaylord P: Cummings. Music Education. Phi Mu Alpha Sin- Ionia. Kappa Kappa Psi. MEMC. Collegiate 4-H. Myers, Jacob k Belleville. Physical Education. Myers. Robert A:Cummings. Psychol- ogy. Collegiate 4•H. Intr. EIGHTH ROW: Myers. Ronald L: Hutchinson. Alpha Kappa Lambda. A S Coun.. SGA. MUN. Nagle, Catherine H: Schuylkill Haven. Pa.. Sociology. Neal, Marcus L: Caldwell. Animal Science and Industry. Livestock Judging Team. Block and Bridle. Neely, James P Chan. ute. PreNeteri nary Medicine. BOTTOM ROW: Neill, Robert Ch Cummings. Animal Science and Industry. Block and Bridle. Collegiate FM. UCCF. Intr. Nelson, Ed- ward E Holdrege. Neb.. Computer Science. Nelson, Jane A: Sylvan Grove, Clothing Retailing. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Nelson, Karin J: Burdick. Home Economics Education. Dean ' s Honor Roll. 539 Seniors: Nel-Oli TOP ROW: Nelson, Nanette M: Plattsmouth, Neb.. Secondary Educa- tion. Union Comm.. S.E.A.. CR. Newman Club. Nelson, Robert Ft Topeka. Political Science and Psychology. PSA. SGA. Psych. Club. Nelson, William E Caney. Nuclear Engineering. ANS. Neu%Id, Dotty J: Hutchinson. Home Economics Education. SECOND ROW: Neulinger, Newell R: Stanford, Conn.. Architecture. Nevins, Cathleen k Cherry Hill. N.J.. Foods and Nutrition Research. Prof. Foods and Newman Clubs. New, Mark W: Norcatur. Social Sol- once. Sigma Chi. Honors Prog.. Arnold Air Soc Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Newby, Lois F: Manhattan. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Newoom, Diane M: Dresden. Elementary Education. Newkirk. Richard L: Overland Park. Clothing Retailing. Newland, Douglas B: Hamburg, N.Y.. Landscape Architecture. Nichols, Karen I: Manchester. Elementary Education. Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi. Kappa Delta Pl. S.E.A.. K-Laires. FOURTH ROW: Nichols, Stanley K: Burden. Animal Science and In- dustry. FarmHouse. Ag. Coun.. Livestock and Meats Judging Teams. Block and Bridle. Intr. Nichols, Wayne E: Manchester. Agricultural Engineering, ASAE. K-Laires. Intr. Nickel, Diane k Manhattan. Ele- mentary Education. SCEC. Nicks. Linda L: Maize. Home Economics Education. FIFTH ROW. Niemann, Emily E: Nortonville. Horticulture. Nadler, Jami L: Kansas City. General. Nodler, Jeanie L: Kansas City. Cloth- ing Retailing. Noll, Jerome R: Frankfort. Accounting. SIXTH ROW: Norby, Galen 0: Manhattan. Accounting. Norris. Judith L: Lees Summit. Mo.. Interior Design. Omicron Nu. Honors Prog.. A.I.O. Norton. Marsha L Manhattan. Family and Child Development. Nothdurft, Julie A: Prairie Village. Foods and Nutrition Research. Gamma Phi Beta % Pres.. Alpha Lambda Delta. Spurs. Chimes. Mor- tar Bd.. Phi Kappa Phi. Omicron Nu. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. Prof. Foods Club. Union Comm. SEVENTH ROW: Nulty, James R: Jewell. Architecture. Nurnberg, Rodger L: Emporia. Business Administration. CYO. Nutt, William H: Leavenworth. Journalism. Widest Terry R: Shawnee Mission. Pre- Veterinary Medicine. EIGHTH ROW: Obert, Dixie Esbon. Radio and Television. Alpha Epsilon Rho. Consumer Interest Club. Odgers, Carol A: Sublette. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Clowa. Home Cc. Clothing and Tex. Club.. Collegiate 4-H. Kappa Phi. O ' Donnell. Patricia A: Ellsworth. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. S.E A.. Newman Club. Ogle, John W: Emmett. Secondary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Ohl, Nancy J: Great Bend. History. Oldridge, Ken- neth E: Hiawatha. Political Science. Olean, Glenn C: Falun. Animal Science and Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho Treas.. Phi Eta Sigma. Blue Key. Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Zeta Pres.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ag. Coun. Pres., IFC. Livestock and Meats Judging Teams. Block and Bridle. Oliver, D. Ann: Shawnee Mission. Social Welfare. Kappa Kap- pa Gamma. Light Brigade Commander. Sigma Chi Sweetheart. a drial El A a SEVENTH ROW: Parry, Donna K: Atalissa. Iowa. Elementary Educa- tion. UPC. HQ Comm.. S.E A.. SCEC. Kappa Phi. Partridge. William it Hutchinson. Electrical Engineering. Puke, Patrick Dr Yates Center. Physical Education. Pastrick, Priscilla Leawood. Modern Lan- guages. K appa Kappa Gamma Pres.. Chimes. Mortar Bd.. Phi Kappa Phi. Honors Prog.. Angel Flight. S.E.A. EIGHTH ROW: Patton, James k Hiawatha. English. Delta Tau Delta. Scabbard and Blade. Sr. Class Pros.. UGB. Patton, Paula k Protec- tion. Home Economics Education. Clovia. AHEA, Home Ec. Teaching Club. S.E.A. Patton. Waiter B: Riverton. Agricultural Mechanization, Alpha Kappa Lambda. Ag. Mech. Club Pres.. Collegiate 4-H. Intr. Paulsen, Brad k Wichita. Psychology. BOTTOM ROW: Pavlik, Joseph Or Verdigre. Neb.. Zoology. Payne, David A: Salina. Mathematics. Puke. Steven G: Wichita. Architec. ture. Penner, Karen P. Manhattan. Family and Child Development. Gamma Phi Beta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Chimes. Omicron Nu. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Home Ec. Coun., SCA. Angel Flight. Design Club. Univ. Choir. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. States- mates. Cheerleader. She-DU. Seniors: Oli-Pen TOP ROW. Oliver, Stephen E: Attica. Business Administration. Olson, Willard G: Burdick. Animal Science and Industry. Oltjen, Allan C: Leona. Veterinary Medicine. Oman, Doisald C: Kansas City. Business Administration. SECOND ROW: O ' Meara, Tracy J: Harlington. Neb.. Home Econom- ics with Liberal Arts. Oplinger, Roger C: Randall. Agricultural Educa- tion. FarmHouse Treas.. Alpha Tau Alpha. Ag. Ed. and Wheat State Agr. Clubs. Collegiate 4-H. CR. Track Team. Orrell, Donald Peck. Accounting. Alpha Tau Omega. Alpha Kappa Psi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Bus. Ad. Coun.. CR. Fr. Rowing Team. Intr. Orta, Robert F: Suffern. N.Y.. Psychology. THIRD ROW: Osborne, Jay It Dunlap. III.. Civil Engineering. Osburn, Julleanne: Topeka. Dietetics and Institutional Management. Alpha Lambda Delta. Omicron Nu. AHEA. Prof Foods Club. Ostber g, Leo E: Salina. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Intr. Ostrom, Janice C: Concor- dia. Political Science. Clovia, Collegiate 4-H. S.E.A.. GBSU. FOURTH ROW: Oswalt, Carolyn P. Little River. Elementary Educa- tion. SEA.. Collegiate 441, Block and Bridle. Owen. Glen Dr Salina. Political Science. Sigma Phi Epsilon Treas.. UAB. Union Comm. Owen. Linda L: Jewell. Horticulture. Palmer, Martha th Shawnee Mission. Home Economics Education. Pi Beta Phi, Spurs, Mortar Bd.. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Kappa Delta Pi, Omicron Nu. Deans Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. Prof. Foods Club, Angel Flight. Union Comm.. Statesmates.Crid-GitterS. Gibson Girls. FIFTH ROW: Palmer, Michael Kansas City. Mo.. Business Adminis- tration. Sigma Chi. Collegian Bus. Stall. Intr. Palmer, Philip K: Ar. kansas City. Social Science. ISA. Intr. Pangrac. Stanley D: Niles. Mechanical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma. Sigma Tau. ASME. Pankratz, Dean A: Tampa. Agricultural Education. Alpha Tau Alpha. Ed. Coun.. Ag. Ed. Club. Mennonite Fellow. SIXTH ROW: Pankratz, Jay It Hillsboro. Psychology. Pannbacker, William E: Washington. Veterinary Education. Pappan, Ronald 0: Hunnewell. Veterinary Medicine. AVMA, Pre-Vet. Club, Block and Bridle. Chaparajos. Parr, Jane Delia. Journalism, Theta Sigma Phi. Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian and Dimensions Stalls. Home Ec. Journ. Club. CR. 541 Seniors: Pep-Poo TOP ROW: Peppers. Linda IC: Overland Park. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. NCTM. Parry. Steven E: Hugoton. Mechanical Engi- neering. Peseta, Cheryl J: Cedar Vale. Elementary Education. AWS. S.E.A.. Collegiate 4-11. CR. Block and Bridle. Peters. Thomas 0: Bel- ton. Mo.. Architecture. SECOND ROW: Peterson. Arden E: Assaria. Agricultural Economics. Alpha Zeta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ag. Coun.. Livestock Judging Team. Ag. Ec. Club. Block and Bridle. Peterson, Cheryl J: Smith Center. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Peterson, Carol A: McPherson. Home Economics Education. Kappa Delta Pi. AHEA. Statesmates. Peterson, Earnest E Basehor. Feed Science Management. Grain Science Club. Collegiate 4.H. THIRD ROW: Peterson, James A: Wichita. Business Administration. Peterson, Richard J: Humboldt. Electrical Engineering. Peterson. Roy W: Fairway. Business Administration. Sigma Chi. Fr. Baseball Team. Miff, Judy A: Holcomb. Business Administration. FOURTH ROW: Mlughoett, Daneilda: Ellsworth. Secondary Educa. Lion. Phalp, Patricia M: Shawnee Mission. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Delta Delta Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Chimes. Put- nam Scholar. Omicron Nu. Light Brigade. Pershing Rifles. Engin- Dears Pres. Mures, E. Dale: Benton. Animal Science and Industry. Phillips. Eric R: Hiawatha. Microbiology, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Natl. Rifleman ' s Assoc.. Microbiology and Diving Clubs. FIFTH ROW: Pike, Kirby D: Ashland. Physical E ducation. Pliand, Ste- yen R: Manhattan. Chemistry. Maine, Patricia A: Junction City. Modern languages. knee, Richard A: Junction City. Political Sci- ence. Alpha Tau Omega Sec.. Bus. Ad. Coun.. Union Comm. SIXTH ROW: Plotrowsky, Martha G: Linn. Elementary Education. Pippin, Keith L Augusta. Civil Engineering. Pitman, Connie L: To- peka. Elementary Education. Gamma Phi Beta Pres.. Spurs. Chimes Pres.. Mortar Bd.. Kappa Delta Pi. Angel Flight. SGA. AV S. Panhel.. Union Comm.. UAB. S.C.A. Mich, JoAnn M: Marysville. Journalism. CR. SEVENTH ROW: Mzel, Eugene D: Kanorado, Architecture. Pllnsky Richard k Lincoln. Agricultural Mechanization. Ag. Mech. and Dair Science Clubs. Nog. James F: Poughkeepsie. N.Y.. Dairy Produc lion. Plowman. Deborah L: Concordia. Secondary Education. EIGHTH ROW: Poen, Michael J: St. Marys. Wildlife Conservation. Poggemoyer, Lewis E: Carlsbad. Calif.. Architecture. Alk Dean ' s Honor Roll. Pershing Rifles. KSUARH. MC. MPC. Statesmates. Row. ing Team. Intr. Politer. Cheryl K: White City, Elementary Education. Potter, Roy K: Olathe. Business Administration and Prelaw. Delta Tau Della Pres. BOTTOM ROW: Pomeroy, Maurice E Phillipsburg. WildlifeConserva- tion. Wildlife Soc. Pres. Ponden, Wiliam E: Philadelphia. Pa.. Archi- tecture. AIA, S.A.M.E.. Newman Club. Intr. Ponton, Connie L: Man- chester. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. ISA. Peony, Waldo D: Westphalia. Animal Science and Industry. I 542 SEVENTH ROW: Randall. Russell M: Kansas City. Mechanical Engi- neering. Pi Tau Sigma. Sigma Tau. Dean ' s Honor Roll. ASME. Engr. Coun.. K-State Flying and Sports Car Clubs. Intr. Ransom. WNIard Williamsburg. Mechanical Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pres.. Putnam Scholar. Sigma Tau. CR. Rapp, Ralph Et Manhattan. Agron- omy. Ravens, Linnea A: Wichita. Music Education. EIGHTH ROW: Ray. Richard Ft Shawnee Mission. Mechanical Engl. nearing. Alpha Tau Omega Sec.. Sigma Tau. Pi Tau Sigma. Tau Beta Pi, Dean ' s Honor Roll. ASME. Raymond, Dale W: Garnett. Animal Science and Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho. Block and Bridle. Colle- giate 4-11. Rea. Stephen W: Solomon. Pre-Law. Dean ' s Honor Roll. PSA. Wildcat Marching Band. MUN, CR. Cosmopolitan Club. Rowing Team. Read, Michael K: Altamont. Physics. Arnold Air Sot.. Sports Parachute Club. BOTTOM ROW: RedlInger, Joseph M: Manhattan. Journalism. Reed. Beverly k Kansas City. Business Administration. Delta Sigma Theta. Black Stu. Union and United Voices. Community Sisters. Reed, Jer- ry D: Harper. Secondary Education. Reed, Michael E Plainville. In- dustrial Engineering. Phi Delta Theta. Alpha Pi Mu. AllE. Steel Ring. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Arnold Air Soc., Fr. Gall Team. Intr. Seniors: Por-Ree TOP ROW: Porter, Diann L. Ottawa. Physical Education. Delta Delta Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Phi Epsilon Delta. Union Comm., CR Rifle and Newman Clubs. Intr. Porter. Kansas City. Political Sci- ence. Porter. Patricia A: Prairie Village. Secondary Education. Gamma Phi Beta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Union Comm.. Statesmates. Engin-Dears. Cannonball Queen. Post. Paul D: Concordia. Pre-Law and History. Phi Kappa Phi. Concert and Wildcat Marching Bands. SECOND ROW: Pottberg. Henry C: Downs. Accounting. Alpha Kappa Psi. Bus. Ad. Coun. Powell. Orson L Atlanta, Ga.. Economics. BSU. Football Team. Powers. Eugene J: Grainfield. Agricultural Mechani- zation. Alpha Zeta. ASAE. Ag. Mech. Club. Perron Richard J: Law- rence. Mass., Physical Education. Delta Tau Delta. Phi Epsilon Kap- pa Pres.. Football Team. THIRD ROW: Pratt. Frank H: Colby, Nuclear Engineering. Pray. Mark W: Junction City. Journalism. Pray, Roberta A: Hope. Speech and Drama. K-State Players. ISA. CYD. Prim Craig H: Topeka. Electrical Engineering. Phi Delta Theta Pres.. Phi Eta Sigma Pros.. Phi Kappa Phi. Putnam Scholar. Blue Key. Sigma Tau. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ar- nold Air Soc.. Steel Ring Tennis Team. Intr. FOURTH ROW: Price, Gary L Topeka. Architecture. MO, Donald W: Home. Nuclear Engineering. Steel Ring. ANS. IEEE. SAKE Pro- Osaka. Robert Manhattan. Physics. Blue Key. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. SPS. Arnold Air Soc.. Stu. Senator. SGA. MUN. MPC. Newman and Cosmopolitan Clubs. Intr. Pros . John W: Wellington. Political Science. Blue Key. Alpha Phi Omega. Dean ' s Honor Roll. inter-Collegiate Honors Coun. Pres. FIFTH ROW: Prosser, Charlotte K: Claflin, Elementary Education. Puett, Arthur C: Manhattan, Electrical Engineering. Pule. Chester M: Bonner Springs. Secondary Education. Pulliam, William D: Kansas City. Mo., Architecture. Beta Sigma Psi Pres.. AIA. Soccer Club. SIXTH ROW: Witty. Karon lb Shawnee. Family and Child Develop- ment. Rails, Delbert D: St. Francis. Animal Science and Industry. Ramsey. Jerry J: Salina. Architectural Structures. Randall. Donald Springfield. Mo.. Architecture. Kappa Sigma. AIA. Union Comm.. K-Stale Players. CR. Grid-Gitters. Seal 543 Seniors: Ree-Rob TOP ROW: Reed, Sheila F: Hiawatha. Elementary Education. Gamma Phi Beta. Reedy. Charles A: Manhattan. Business Administration. Reedy, Francis M: Hanover. Veterinary Medicine. Reeve. Lee M: Gar. den City. Agricultural Economics. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Ag. Ec. Club. SECOND ROW: Regnier, Victor A: Fairway. Architectural Structures. Tau Sigma Delta. AIA. Design Court.. UAB. Crucks Ed. Relchenber- ger. Frank P: Mt. Hope. Agronomy. Alpha Gamma Rho. Wheat State Agr. and Newman Clubs. Relate, John E: Manhattan. Electrical En• gineering. IEEE. Amateur Radio Club. Reid, David: Harrisville. R.L. Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW: Reid, Kirk D: Manhattan. Mathematics. Delta Chi. UAB Chm.. Forensics Union Pres. Reimer, Marcia I.: Kansas City. Mo.. Home Economics Education. Reimlee, Heidy L: St. Marys. Clothing Retailing. Reinert, Jeffrey D: Atwood. Secondary Education. Phi Kappa Theta. Phi Epsilon Kappa. St A. FOURTH ROW: Reinert, Russell L: Ness City. Accounting. Alpha Kap- pa Psi. Bus. Ad. Coun. Renberger, Linda K: McPherson, Family and Child Development. AHEA. FCC Club. ISA. Statesmates. Campus Crusade for Christ. Intr. Renner, Marsha C: Sharon Springs. Second- ary Education. Reynolds, John M: St. Louis. Mo.. Architecture. FIFTH ROW: Rhelnschmldt, Ralph: Burlington. Iowa. Architecture. Rhoades. Loh J: Wakeeney. Elementary Education. Alpha Xi Delta V.Pres. Sec.. Union Comm.. S.E.A.. CR. Bowling Team. Rhodes, Charlene K: Overland Park. Home Economics Education. Richards, Judy L: Manhattan. Secondary Education. SIXTH ROW: Richardson, Cheryl: Salina. Secondary Education. Richardson, David J: Rossville. Secondary Education. Richard- son, Gerald L: Topeka. General. Rieke. Louise 0: Kansas City. Accounting. SEVENTH ROW: Rles chIck LeRoy W: Soldier. Animal Science and Industry. Deans Honor Roll. Poultry Science Club. Block and Bridle. Rife, Jerry E Millington. N.J.. Music Education. Riggenbach, John C: Wellington. Architecture. Riggs, Glenn W: Arkansas City. Veterinary Medicine. EIGHTH ROW; Rineanon, Nell J: Ft. Wayne. Ind.. Journalism. SGA, Tribunal. K-State Flying Club. Chess Team. Intr. Ringlet, Gregory J: Sylvan Grove. Accounting. Risdon, William 0: Beltsville. Md.. Archi- tecture. Risley. Kenneth L: Rago. Feed Science and Management. BOTTOM ROW: Risser. John W: Affilleille, Pa.. Agricultural Econom- ics. Ag. Ec. Club. intr. Ritter, Trudy G: Prairie Village. Elementary Education. Delta Delta Delta. Light Brigade. SCEC. SEA.. Gibson Girls. Grid-Gitters. Little Sisters of the Golden Heart. Roach. Harriet F: Overland Park. Biological Science. Chi Omega Treas.. Phi Epsilon Delta. Union and HQ Comms.. Volleyball Team. Roberts, Donna L: Manhattan. Elementary Education. A 544 1 Li FIFTH ROW: Rowe, David S: Wellington. Mechanical Engineering. MUN. Gric•Gitters. Rowland, Pamela K: Lenexa. History. Roy, Jerry C: Overland Park. Secondary Education. CR. Roy, Ronald D Leba- non. Zoology. SIXTH ROW: Royer, Dale L: Arrington. Mathematics. Ruberson, Charles k Independence. Physics. Putnam Scholar. Honors Prog... SPS. KSOAFtH. MPC. MUN. MC. Ruff, James k Mt. Prospect. Architecture. Delta Sigma Phi Sec.. AIA. Intr. Ruggiero, Joseph Pk New York. N.Y.. Animal Science and Industry. SEVENTH ROW: Ruhnkt Dennis N: Troy. Agronomy. Rumsey. Diane E: Wichita. Elementary Education. Rumsey, Gary 0: Wichita. Geolo- gy. Runft, Don na M: Scandia. Home Economics Education. Smurth- waite. Collegiate 4-11. CYD. EIGHTH ROW: Runnels. Anna 1: Cache, Okla.. Elementary Education. S.EA. Runnels. Ronnie ft Cache. Okla.. Pre-Forestry. Conservation Club. Rupp. Larry E Moundridge• Psychology. Rutter. Phillip W: McPherson. Architecture. BOTTOM ROW: Ruud, Elaine M: Concordia. Secondary Education. Alpha Xi Delta Pres.. Alpha Lambda Delta. Spurs. Chimes. Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. MS and Ed. Courts., Union Comm.. SGA. FMOC Chm.. K-Purrs. Ryan, Betty J: Leavenworth. Physical Education. Phi Epsilon Delta. Collegiate 4-H. Statesmates. CR. Softball and Basketball Teams. Ryer, John T: Pawling. N.Y.. Zo- ology. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Pro-Vet. Club. Intr. Ryser, Rene M: Had- dam. Elementary Education. Clovia. Cosmopolitan Club. GBSU. Seniors: Rob-Rys TOP ROW: Robinson, Linda .1: Trenton. N.J., Elementary Education. Delta Sigma Theta Pres.. Community Sisters. Black Stu. Union. Rob- inson, Mark L Prairie Village. Chemistry. Lambda Chi Alpha Pres.. Fr. Seminar and Orient. Leader. Sr. Advisor. Soccer Club. Robinson, Michael C: Cedar Point. Business Administration. Robinson, Robert W: Nashville, Political Science. SECOND ROW: Robicer. Mary k Leavenworth. Home Economics Eduation. Rockers, Jeanette M: Independence. Secondary Educa- tion. KSUARH, Engin•Dears. Newman Club. Roots, Phyllis E St. Francis. Home Economics Education. Home Ec. Coun. and Teach- ing Club. S.E.A.. Collegiate 4-H. Rogers. David PA: Garnett. Architecture. THIRD ROW: Rohla, Roy J: Hutchinson. Electrical Engineering. Ro- land. David kt Wichita. Architecture. Alpha Kappa Lambda Sec.. AIA. Roman, Fred J: Bellwood. III.. Architecture. Design Coun.. Ala Pres. Ronnau, Robert M: St. Marys. Agricultural Economics, Alpha Zeta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ag. Ec. and Communications Clubs. FOURTH ROW: Rorick, Seat K: Manhattan. Veterinary Medicine. Radek, June L: Manhattan. Physical Education. Ross, Anita M: Troy. Elementary Education. S.E.A. Ross. Wayne A: Webber. Nuclear Engineering. a data di 545 Seniors: Sal-Sco TOP ROW: Salmons, Elaine L: Hanston. Elementary Education. Sauenveln, Donald A: Walton. Dairy Production. Alpha Gamma Rho Pres.. IFC. Dairy Judging Team. Dairy Science Club. Block and Bri- dle. Collegiate 4-H. LAR. Sawyer, James L: Conway. Agronomy. Tau Kappa Epsilon Treat. ASA. Wheat State Agr. Club. Rowing Team. Say, Sharlyn Ft: Alma. Foods and Nutrition Research. SECOND ROW: Schaible, Dexter E Gove. Agricultural Mechaniza- tion. ASAE. Ag. Coun.. Ag. Mech. Club Pres. Scheid, William E: Inde- pendence. Chemical Engineering. Schaller, Timothy C: Kinsley. Architecture. Schenk, Deal lb Hutchinson. Elementary Education. Delta Zeta. EA.. Psych. Club. CR. Statesmates. Kappa THIRD ROW: Scheele, Marvin L: Hampton. Neb.. Accounting. Beta Sigma Psi. Intr. Schell Mary K: Marysville. Clothing Retailing. Gamma Phi Beta Treat. Light Brigade. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Newman Club. Scheuneman, Willa D: Olathe. Family and Child Development. FCD Club. ISA. Sehlereth, Mary E: Dodge City. English. FOURTH ROW: Schmeiser, Christine Massapequa. N.Y.. Veterinary Medicine. Schmidt, Bonnie k Derby. Home Economics. Schmidt. Hal F: Camp Pendleton. Calif.. Business Administration. Schmidt, Steven W: Tescott. Pre.Law and Political Science. Intr. FIFTH ROW: Schmitz, Mary K: Alma. Clothing Retailing. Alpha Delta Pi Treas.. AHEA. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. CYO. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Schneider, Leo It Summed ield. Agricultural Mechani- zation. Ag. Mech. Club. Schnepp. Margaret A: Salina. Elementary Education. S.E.A.. German Club. Schones, Charles J: Arkansas. Business Administration. SIXTH ROW: James Jetmore. Architecture. Phi Eta Sigma. Kappa Kappa Psi. AIA. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Design Coun.. SGA. MUN. Schreiner, Roger: Collyer. Humanities. Phi Kappa Theta. AlA. Newman Club. Intr. Schroeder, Jane E: Lorraine. Physical Edu• cation. Phi Epsilon Delta. Basketball. Volleyball. and Softball Teams. Schroeder, Larry C: Vermillion. Mechanical Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: Schroeder, Mildred F: Lorraine. Pre-Law and Histo- ry. Stu. Senator. KSUARH. Basketball Team. Schubert, Dennis D: Bonner Springs. Economics. Schultz. Beverly A: Newton. Sociology. Schulz. Gary D: Newton. Journalism. Lambda Chi Alpha Sec. Treas.. Alpha Epsilon Rho Pres.. Sigma Delta Chi. Univ. Choir. KSRH and KSDB-FMStaffs. EIGHTH ROW: Schwenk., Jo L: Fremont. Neb.. Interior Design. Chi Omega. Spurs. A.I.D.. Angel Flight. AWS. Panhel.. Union Comm.. Design Club. CR Schwartz, John 5: Pittsburg. Electrical Engineer. ing. Schwarz, Carl L: Grinnell. Accounting. Stoby, David H: Sabetha. Building Construction. AGC. K-State Flying Club. BOTTOM ROW: Scott. Charles P: Manhattan. Humanities. SOON. Charles W: La Crone. Architecture. Scott. Gene R: Hope. Business Administration. Scott, Jan G: Hope. Business Administration. 546 FOURTH ROW: Sheahan, William F: Topeka. Architecture. Shatter, Ann M: Moran. Clothing Retailing. Sharer. Janet S: Overland Park. Interior Design. Chi Omega. Omicron Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Hon- on Prog.. A.I.D.. Union Comm.. Design Club. Sherman. Arnold M: Hicksville. N.Y.. Business Administration. FIFTH ROW: Sherwood. Karen F: Prairie Village. Family and Child Development, ISA. Sheller, Kenneth R: Iola. Civil Engineering. Shields, Susan A: Richmond. Ind.. Elementary Education. Delta Del- ta Delta. Union Comm.. S.E.A.. CR. Newman Club. Shields, Thomas M: El Dorado. Chemistry. Smith V•Pres., Putnam Scholar. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Judo and Amateur Radio Clubs. SIXTH ROW: Shoemaker. Michael D: Minneapolis. Journalism. Shoe. maker , Richard E: Manhattan. Feed Science and Management. Lambda Chi Alpha, Grain Science Club. Showalter. Barbara K: Hutchinson. Elementary Education. Delta Delta Delta Sec.. Union Comm.. S.E.A. Showalter. Jerry D: Holyrood. Wildlife Conservation. Wildlife Soc.. lntr. SEVENTH ROW: Shrew ' s, John P: Kansas City. Business Administra- tion. Pi Kappa Alpha Treas.. CR. Sickles, Susanne M: Morrisville. Pa.. Home Economics Education. Alpha Xi Delta. Theta Sigma Phi. Home Ec. Coun. and Journ. Club Pres. SidlInger, Antoinette: Hutch- inson. Elementary Education. Sidlinger, Robert L: Hutchinson. English. EIGHTH ROW: Sieben, Michael E: Winchester, Physical Education. Siemens, Jackie W: Leah. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. SCEC. S.E.A.. Statesmates. Sigel, Karen: Cottonwood Falls. Horticul- ture. Mort. Club. Basketball and Softball Teams. Sigwing, Deena M: Phillipsburg. Home Economics Education. BOTTOM ROW: Slimly( John A: Shawnee Mission. Nuclear Engineer- ing. Phi Kappa Theta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. ANS. Siiiin, Rhonda L: Kansas City. Clothing Retailing. AHEA. Simmons, Robert IA Manhat- tan. Computer Science. Phi Delta Theta, Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. Arnold Air Soc.. A S Coun.. SGA. Union Comm.. UPC. kW. Simon. Lois A: Colwich. Physical Education. Clovia Sec.. Phi Epsilon Delta. S.E.A.. Newman Club. Intr. Seniors: Seb-Sim TOP ROW: Saba, Larry R: Garfield. Agronomy. Sibelius, Keith G: Norton. Pre-Law and Political Science. Delta Upsilon V-Pres.. Phi Eta Sigma. Kappa Phi. Blue Key. Putnam Scholar. Honors Prog.. A S IFC. UPC. Union Comm. Seek, Barbara L Hutchinson. Ele- montary Education. SeelMdt. Sondra 1.: Dighton. Veterinary Medi- cine. Alpha Lambda Delta. Gamma Sigma Delta. Phi Zeta. AV MA. SECOND ROW: Seidel, Wanda M: Wichita. Clothing Retailing. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Seidel. William A: Ashland. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. KSUARH. Madrigal Singers. Concert Choir. Sellin, Yvonne A: Chapman. Elementary Education. Sassier. Marvin C: El- linwood, Agricultural Mechanization. Beta Sigma Psi V.Pres.. Ag. Mech. Club, Intr. THIRD ROW: Seu, Claudette: Honolulu. Hawaii. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Shapiro. Samuel H: Jamaica. N.Y.. Animal Science and Industry. B ' nai Writh Hillel Found. Sharp, James hl: Great Bend, Agricultural Education. Alpha Tau Alpha. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ag. Ed. Club. S.E.A. Shaw, Wiley 5: Omaha. Neb.. Biological Science. Alpha Tau Omega V-Pres.. Alpha Phi Omega. Baseball Team. ta A a 547 Seniors: Sim-Squ TOP ROW: Simpson. William B: Clay Center. Electrical Engineering. Sine. William P: Mission. Computer Science. Tau Kappa Epsilon V- Pres.. IEEE. IFC. HQ Comm.. CY D. K-State Players. Fr. Seminar Lead- er. Football Team. Intr. Sinn, Ruby M: Ft. Scott. Elementary Educa- tion. Kappa Delta Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. NCTM. S.E.A. Siogren, Charles L: Concordia. Agricultural Economics. SECOND ROW. Slinkman, Susan C: Manhattan. Speech Pathology and Audiology. Kappa Alpha Theta. Delta Sigma Rho, Sigma Alpha Eta. Tau Kappa Alpha Pres.. Forensics Union. Smiley. William A: Goodland, Mechanical Engineering. Smith, Alice A: Bellevue. Pa.. Political Science. Smith, David 0: Louisburg. Electrical Engineering. Sigma Tau. Eta Kappa Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honoss Prog.. IEEE. K- State Flying Club. THIRD ROW: Smith, Dennis 8: Salina, Journalism. Smith, Dennis D: Mahaska. Architecture. Smith. Douglas C: Hoisington. Civil Engi- neering. Beta Theta Pi. Chi Epsilon. Steel Ring. Putnam Scholar. Dean ' s Honor Roll. ASCE. Arnold Air Soc.. Engr. Magazine Stall. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Fr. Tennis Team. Smith. Ellen k Sharon Springs. Elementary Education. FCD Club. SEA.. SCEC. States- mates. Kappa Phi. FOURTH ROW: Smith, Ernest G: Soldier. Computer Science. Sigma Chi Sec.. Phi Eta Sigma. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. Arnold Air Soc.. ASS Coun. Smith, Eugene C: St. Paul. Mechanical Engineering. Smith. Kevin M: East Meadow. N.Y.. Accounting. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Smith. Linda L: Salina. Secondary Education. FIFTH ROW: Smith, Michael Fb Beatrice. Neb.. Social Science. Aca- cia. Smith, Richard R: St. Marys. Geology. Smith. Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. Math. and Fencing Clubs. Intr. Smith. Steven It:Jackson- ville. Fla.. Bakery Management. Scabbard and Blade Pres.. Tribunal. Bakery Mgr. Club Pres. Smith. Susan A: Concordia. Secondary Edu- cation. Clovia, AHEA, Collegiate 4.H. Lambda Sigma. SIXTH ROW: Smith. Tommy L Burdett. Animal Science and Indus- try. FarmHouse Pres.. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Blue Key. Gamma Sigma Delta. Alpha Zeta. ASAS. Ag. Coun.. Sit,. Senator. Livestock and Meats Judging Teams. Block and Bridle. Smith, Way- burn R: Longford. Animal Science and Industry. Smith, William B: Newton. Social Science. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CR. Snapp, Gerlad E: Kansas City. Animal Science and Industry. SEVENTH ROW: Snyder. James L Concordia. Accounting. Snyder. Michael K: Overland Park, Chemistry. Snyder, Richard A: Hays. Soci- ology. Solomon. Ronald E: Yates Center. Animal Science and Indus- try. Straube Sec.. Alpha Zeta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. EIGHTH ROW: Sommer, Floyd A: Eau Claire. Mich.. Animal Science and Industry. Soukup, Roy J: Ellsworth. Business Administration. Soutar, Cynthia 5: El Dorado. Elementary Education. S.E.A. Souter, Thomas T: Kansas City, Mo., Building Construction. BOTTOM ROW: Spalding, Robert E Mauldin. S.C.. Animal Science and Industry. Sparks. Clifford 5: Kingman. Agricultural Education. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Alpha Tau Alpha. Dean ' s Honor Roll, All-Univ. Open House. Ag. Ed. Club Pres.. Collegiate FFA. Sparks, Mary K: Lansing. III.. Psychology. Pi Beta Phi Pres.. Mortar I., Psi Chi. Light Brigade. AWS. Panhel.. Union Comm.. StatesMates, Little Sisters of Minerva. Squier, Leland D Brownell. Architecture. Seniors: Squ-Sul TOP ROW Squish Marcia E: Hutchinson. Psychology. Stafford, Dennis D: Scandia. Agricultural Economics. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Ag. Ec. and Ed. Clubs. Colle giate 4-H. Stair, Nina C: Olathe. Family Eco- nomics. ISA. Fam. Ec. Club. Staley, Cynthia L Prairie Village. Home Economics Education, Pi Beta Phi. Chimes. AHEA. UPC. Union Comm.. S.EA.. Home Ec. Teaching Club. FMOC Chm. SECOND ROW: Stamper, Larry D: Plainville. Business Administra- lion. Delta Chi. Starr, Gerald W: Towanda. Architecture. Stegeman, Michael C: Overland Park. Medical Technology. Stelnlo. Pamela: Russell. Secondary Education. THIRD ROW: sinning.. Paul E: Wichita. Veterinary Medicine. FarmHouse. A.V.M.A. Stewart Thomas K: Manhattan. Agricultural Economics. Stilton. Mickey L: Junction City. Mathematics. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Pi Mu Epsilon. St. John, David N: Salina. Physics. FOURTH ROW: Stahl, Ronald 0: Idana. Business Administration. Stokes, Vanilla FC Kansas City. Mo.. English. Stone, James L: Coffey- ville. Business Administration. Phi Delta Theta, Varsity Meh ' s Glee Club. Stone, Richard W: Junction City. Business Administration. FIFTH ROW: Story, Lure V: Winfield. Family and Child Development. Clone. Prof. Foods. Univ. Ext. and Fam. Ec. Clubs, Block and Bridle. Stowe, Twits G: Topeka. Elementary Education. Kappa Kappa Gamma. SCEC.S.E.A. Stratmann, Larry E: Salina. Business Adminis. tration. Strauss. Philip W: Norwood. Mass.. Mechanical Engineering. SIXTH ROW: Streeter. Glen E: Paradise. Physical Education. Farm- House. Willie the Wildcat. Fr. Basketball Team. Streeter, Bradley C: Manhattan. Business Administration. Streeter, Karen IL Manhattan. Home Economics with Liberal Arts. Strom. Susan J: Clay Center. Physical Education. Delta Delta Delta Treas.. Phi Kappa Phi. Putnam Scholar. Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Epsilon Delta Pres.. Women ' s Intercol- legiate Athletics. SEVENTH ROW: Struby, Charles lb Leawood. Accounting. Delta Tau Delta V-Pres., Phi Kappa Phi. Delta Mu Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Union Comm. Stryker, Charles A: Blue Rapids. Civil Engineering. Phi Delta Theta V-Pres., Chi Epsilon. Blue Key Pres., Steel Ring. ASCE. Engr. Coun.. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Stucky, Carolyn L: Moundridge. Elementary Education. Stucky, Ramona J: Pretty Poi- rie, Home Economics Education. EIGHTH ROW: Stucky, Steve M: Galva. Milling Science and Manage- ment. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Grain Science Club. Mums, Carl L: Oipe, Agricultural Education. Collegiate 4-H, Ag. Club. Alpha Tau Alpha. Wrestling Team. Stull, Nancy Manhattan. Physical Education. Such, Robert E: South Grafton. Mass.. Nursery and Landscape ktanagement. BOTTOM ROW: Suellentrop, Timothy J: Great Bend. Electrical Engi. neering. Eta Kappa Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. IEEE. Union Comm.. Newman Club. Suggs, Laura J: Miami. Fla.. Veterinary Medicine. Kappa Delta. AVMA. UPC. Kappa Phi. Sullivan, Joseph M: Ulysses. Animal Science and Industry. Sullivan, Marianne M: Manhattan. Elementary Education. 549 Seniors: Sul-Tho TOP ROW: SuIlhtan, Tonna Annandale. Va., Interior Architec- tural Design. Alpha Kappa Lambda V-Pres.. CR Newman Club. Sulli- van, Verna M: Kansas City. Interior Design. Kappa Delta. AIA. Royal Purple Housing Ed. Sundhelm, Richard A: Bloomington. Minn.. Statistics. Sutton, Douglas A: Garnett. Accounting. Judo Team. Intr. SECOND ROW: Svaty, Ann I.: Newton, Anthropology. Svoboda, Olen F: Holyrood. Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Swain, John E: ' MORO. Mechanical Engineering. Beta Theta Pi. Swart. Shirley k Seneca. Home Economics Education. Smurthwaite. AHEA. S.E.A., Home Ec. TeachingClub. THIRD ROW: Swayze, Barbara A: Wamego. History. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Light Brigade. CR. Sweet, Dennis E Hardy. Neb.. Veterinary Medicine. Sweet, Guy L: Chester. Vt.. Architecture. Sigma Nu. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Tau Sigma Delta. AIA. Soccer Team. Intr. Swen- son, Laurence R: Salina. Accounting. Phi Delta Theta Treas.. SGA. Royal Purple Bus. Stall. FOURTH ROW: Swenson, Patricia A: Kansas City. Home Economics. Swanson, Richard L: Concordia. Animal Science and Industry. Block and Bridle. LAR. Intr. Swift, Nolan 0: Burden. Animal Science and Industry. Switzer. Charles L ' Concordia. Biological Science. FIFTH ROW: Szopinskl, Leonard P: Chicago, III.. Architecture. Tau Sigma Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. AIA. Tackett. Buford IN Kansas City. Computer Science. Tares, Edna T: White Plains. N.Y.. Biologi- cal Science. Tarry. Patrkia J: Mulvane. Speech. Theta Alpha Phi. S.E.A.. K-State Players. Fencing Club. A Ss 550 iii 11 I( a SIXTH ROW: Taylor, Allen D: Yates Center. Accounting. Taylor, Christine k Topeka. Clothing Retailing. Alpha Delta Pi V-Pres.. Al- pha Lambda Della. Spurs. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Home Ec. Coun.. Stu. Senator. Union Comm. Taylor, David It Salina. Interior Architectur- al Design. Taylor, Michelle: Ft. Hood. Tex.. Mathematics. Alpha Lambda Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Prog.. Women ' s Glee Club. Wildcat Marching Band. K-State Players. S.E.A.. Kappa Phi. SEVENTH ROW: Taylor, Pamela K: Chapman. Elementary Educa- tion. Pre-Nursing Club. S.E.A.. Intr. Teagarden, Glenn It LaCygne. Animal Science and Industry. Teeter, Bruce D: Sheridan Lake. Colo.. Animal Science and Industry. Temmo. Linda A: Leawood, Elementa- ry Education. Gamma Phi Beta % -Pres.. S.E.A. EIGHTH ROW: Teske, Jolene K: Onaga. Family and Child Develop. ment. Theurer, Glennis 5: Ellsworth. Biochemistry. Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Gamma Sigma Delta. Light Brigade. Block and Bridle. Collegiate 4-11. LAR. Thiessen, Anne L: Inman. Elementary Education. Thixton, Paula 5: Atchison. Ele- mentary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Thomas, James E Wakarusa. Animal Science and Industry. Thomas, John E: Kansas City. Journalism. Phi Kappa The- ta Treas.. Sigma Delta Chi Pres.. Collegian Bus. Stall. Newman Club. Intr. Thomas, Lynn R: Clyde. Business Administration. Delta Mu Del- ta. Statesmates. Thomas, Teresa K: Caldwell. Family and Child Development. SIXTH ROW: Toben. Walter H: Washington. Mo.. Architecture. Dean ' s Honor Roll. AIA.. Wiliam A: Hays, Physics. Sigma Chi V-Pres., Kappa Mu Epsilon. Newman Club. Intr. Tolson. Michael H: Overland Park. Landscape Architecture. Alpha Tau Omega. Tau Sigma Della. Dean ' s Honor Roll, ASLA. Latin-Am. Assoc.. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Tomlinson, Don K: Jamestown. Business Administration. SEVENTH ROW: Trigg, Linda 5: Tribune. History. Dean ' s Honor Roll, SGA. S.E.A. Troutman. Ronald I): Belle Plaine. Electrical Engineer- ing. Trueblood, Linda S: Studley. Home Economics and Journalism. Sigma Delta Chi. SGA. KSUARH. Home Ec. Journ. Club. Truelsen, Kenneth A: Northbrook. III.. Architecture. EIGHTH ROW: Tuck. Sharon E: Hoyt. Home Economics Education. Kappa Delta, Light Brigade. Engin-Dears. Turpin, Donna S: Troy. Foods and Nutrition in Business. AHEA. Prof. Foods Club. Tuttle, Charles F: Haviland. Agricultural Engineering. Umberger, Gregory 0: Rozal. Animal Science and Industry. FarmHouse. Alpha Zeta. Arnold Air Soc.. Ag. Coun.. Varsily Men ' s Glee Club. Meats Judging Team. Block and Bridle. BOTTOM ROW: Urban. Linda L: McCracken. Interior Design. A.I.D. VanAlden, Patricia S: Kansas City. Business Administration. VanCampen, Michael: Colby. Business Administration. VanCott, David It Liverpool. N.Y.. Electrical Engineering. Seniors: Tho-Van TOP ROW: Thompson. Cynthia 5: Manhattan. Elementary Educa- tion. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Kappa Della Pi. Angel Flight Command- er. Pershing Rifles. Union Comm.. S.E.A., Gibson Girls. Fr. Seminar Leader. Military Ball Queen. Thompson, Daniel K: Wichita. Bic:fov- ea ' Science. Thompson. Gary D: Holcomb. Agricultural Education. Alpha Tau Alpha. Ag. Ed. Club. Collegiate 4.H. Thompson, Meager M: Fredonia. Agricultural Education. Alpha Tau Alpha. Ag. Ed. Club. BSU. SECOND POW Thompson, Nancy K: Manhattan. Secondary Educa- tion. Thompson. Peggy A: Osborne. Biological Science. K-Lanes. CR. Thompson, Richard K: Harveyville. Animal Science and Industry. Thompson, Stephen R: Osborne. Civil Engineering. THIRD ROW: Thomson, James C: Boron. Calif.. Architecture. Rowing Team. Thurston, Rita M: Cottonwood Falls. Family and Child Devel- opment. FCD Club. Block and Bridle. Collegiate 4-H. Thurston, Sid- ney R: Elmdale. Zoology. Tiemeir, Neil E Lincolnmlle, Lambda Chi Alpha. Judo Club. FOURTH ROW: Tioneyer, Gerald L Wichita. Medical Technology. Acacia. Tillinghast. Henry S: Clifton. Feed Science and Manage. ment. Smith Pres.. Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Zeta. Gamma Sigma Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Grain Science Club. Tillinghast, Herbert S: Clif- ton. Mathematics, Smith Pres.. Treas.. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Arnold Air Soc.. Math. Club. Tillman, Janice M: Kansas City. Modern language. FIFTH ROW: Tinkler. Duane N: Assaria. Veterinary Medicine. Tiede°, Earl D: Lewisburg. floe, Sin K Indonesia. Electrical Engl. nearing. Tobald, William R: Glasco. Agronomy. ■ 551 a Seniors: Van-Wal TOP ROW: Vanderpool, Dennis k Kansas City. Biological Science. Van En. Karen J: Wichita. Journalism. Van Gilder, Larry 1): Vermil- lion, Agricultural Mechanization. Ag. Mech. Club. Van Patten, Chris- tine A: Eskridge. Business Administration. Kappa Alpha Theta Treas.. Delta Mu Delta. Phi Chi Theta. Dean ' s Honor Roll, Bus. Ad. Coun. SECOND ROW: VanSant. Gretchen L: Kansas City. Clothing Retail- ing. VanScoyoc, Marjorie I: Longford. Secondary Education. CR. S.E.A. Varney, James E: Jewell. Wildlife Conservation. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Wildlife Soc.. Track Team. Varney, Susan E: Jewell. Ele- men tary Education. THIRD ROW: Vaughan. Linda K: Atchison. Elementary Education. VeIth, Douglas: Nurnberg, Germany. Political Science. Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Phi Omega. Arnold Air Soc.. German Club. Intr. Veld- holm. Ivan D: Watertown. So. D.. Architecture. Alpha Tau Omega Sec.. AIA. Venezia, Lawrence E: Melrose. Mass.. Animal Science and Industry. FOURTH ROW. Venezia. Nancy J: Marston. Mass.. Animal Science and Industry. Vernon. Thomas W: Russell. Political Science. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Fr. Wrestling Team. Vickers. Audroe M: Heide. Second- ary Education. AWS. S.E.A.. Statesmates. Vines. David R: South Glens Falls. N.Y.. Journalism. FIFTH ROW: Vodopest, Edward L: Kansas City. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Vogel, Gall L: Kansas City. Secondary Education. Delta Delta Delta. Light Brigade. Gibson Girls. Volght, David k Kiel. Wis.. Veteri- nary Medicine. Volgt, Lois M: Bonner Springs. Family and Child De- velopment. KAEYC. FCD Club. CR. SIXTH ROW: Wire, Dorothy L: Arkansas City. Secondary Education. Vora, James L: Kendall. Pre-Law. Vora, Patty Kendall. Home Eco- nomics with Liberal Arts. Voth, Richard D: Fredonia, Agronomy. Wheat State Agr. Club. SEVENTH ROW: Vrtiska. John N: Minneola. Pre-Medicine. Vytlacil, Steve W: Clyde. Journalism. Wade, Micheal It Manhattan. Agricul- tural Education. Wade. Robert K: Topeka. Electrical Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: Wagner, Catherine L Anton. Mo.. Biological Science. Alpha Lambda Delta. Dean ' s Honor Roll. AWS, S.E.A. Wagner, Dou• las R: Affton. Mo.. Architecture. Wagner. Suzanne K: Irving. Tex., Elementary Education. Waldron, Terry B: Tribune. Mechanical Engi- neering. Pi Tau Sigma. ASME, Collegiate 4•H. Dean ' s Honor Roll. BOTTOM ROW: Walker. Dale E: Baldwin, Physical Education. Walker, Forrest L Johnson. Architecture. Walker, Kathleen A: Baldwin City. Home Economics Education. Alpha Delta Pi. Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Upsilon Omicron. Honors Prog... Angel Flight. Home Ec . Clothing and Tex. Club. CR S.E.A. Walker. Martha J: Pawhuska. Okla.. Ele- mentary Education. 11 552 Seniors: Wal-Wem TOP ROW: Walker, Rebecca 5: Goodl and. Speech. Delta Delta Delta Sec.. Alpha Lambda Delta. Honors Prog.. Forensics Union. Cosmo- politan Club. CYD. Little Sisters of the Maltese Cross. Walker, Scott A: Basehor. Architecture. Walsh, Peter it Walden. N.Y.. Agricultural Education. Wabton, Robert B: Hutchinson . Animal Science and In- dustry. Livestock Judging Team. Block and Bridle. Collegiate 4.H. Intr. SECOND ROW: Walter, Delbert k Hitchcock. S.D.. Veterinary Medi- cine, Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Zeta. PM Zeta. Gamma Sigma Delta, AVMA. Walter, Gary k Riley. Business Administration. Walter, Ron- ald G: Lincoln. Wildlife Conservation. Wildlife Soc. Walter, Sara 1): Lincoln. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. S.E.A. THIRD ROW: Wankk, Stephen G: Wichita. Veterinary Medicine. Delta Chi. Dean ' s Honor Roll, AVMA. Pre-Vet. Club. Intr. Ward, Bruce A: Fredonia. Computer Science. Ward, David L. Prairie Village. Geolo- gy. Ward, Joan M: Winfield. Elementary Education. Alpha Chi Omega Sec.. Kappa Delta Pi. Dean ' s Honor Roll. S.E.A.. Statesmates, K. Purrs. FOURTH ROW: Warhurst. Richard A: Wichita. Wildlife Biology. Wild- life Soc. Waters, William E: Manhattan. History and Political Sci- ence. CYO. Newman Club. Watkins, Steven C: Frankfort. Pre-Medi. tine. Watson. Martha J: Hutchinson. Speech Pathology. Delta Delta Delta Treas.. Spurs. Chimes. Mortar Bd. Pres.. Phi Kappa Phi. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Delta Pi. Putnam Scholar. SGA. FIFTH ROW: Watt, Nancy J: Harper, Dietetics and Institutional Man• agement. AHEA. Foods and Nutrition Club. Statesmates. CR. Webb, Darrel A: Liberal. Wildlife Conservation. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Wildlife Soc. Webb, Rouge M: Liberal. Horticulture, Hort. Club. Webber. Sheryl K: Topeka. Fashion Design, Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Gibson Girls. SIXTH ROW: Weber, Nicholas lb Hoisington. Agricultural Mechaniza- tion. Ag. Mech. and Newman Clubs. Webring, Rodney L Stafford. Mechanical Engineering. Pi Tau Sigma. Dean ' s Honor Roll. ASME. Webster, Thad N: Salina. Computer Science, ACM. CR. FCA. Intr. Weckerting, Susan At Satanta. Physical Therapy. SEVENTH ROW: %Yodel, Franklyn L: Moundridge. Agronomy. Crops Judging Team. Wheat Stale Agr. Club. Wedel, Janke F: Newton. Physical Education. Phi Epsilon Delta. Statesmates. Mennonite Fet• low. Wedel, Jennalee 5: Newton. Elementary Education. S.E.A.. Statesmates. Mennonite Fellow. Weeks, Nancy E: Belvue. Element.)• ry Education. EIGHTH ROW: Weidler, Michael L Minneapolis. Political Science. Dean ' s Holier Roll. CYD Pros. Weinberger. Bonnie L Fairlawn. N.J.. Elementary Education. Delta Zeta. AWS. Union Comm. Weiner. Ste- phen B: Livingston. N.J.. Veterinary Medicine. AVMA. [Thai Wroth Mittel Found.. Fr. Football Team. Intr. Weixelman, Bemadetti Man- hattan. Elementary Education. BOTTOM ROW: Weixelman, Mike G: Manhattan. Wildlife Conserva- tion. Weller. Bernard E: Montezuma. Agricultural Education. Ag. Ed. Club. Collegiate FFA. Wells, Christine I.: Oxford. Elementary Educa- tion. Wempe, Richard It Marysville. Business Administration. 553 FOURTH ROW: White. Joan M: New Cambria. Mathematics, SLR, Statesmates. White, Unley 5: Hutchinson. Industrial Engineering. White, Vernon M: Paradise. Veterinary Medicine. Whitebait ' . Janet PA: Abilene. English. Delta Delta Delta. Spurs Pres.. Chimes. Mortar Bd.. SGA. Union Comm.. Royal Purple Staff. Newman Club. FIFTH ROW: Whitmer, Dennis N: Goodland. History. Alpha Tau Omega. Arnold Air Soc.. Debate learn. Wicks. James 1.: Manhattan. Geography. Widener, James R: Kansas City. Electrical Engineering. Tau Kappa Epsilon. IEEE. CR. Newman Club. Intr. Widener, Pamela K Kansas City. Elementary Education. Kappa Alpha Theta. Kappa Delta Pi. LA.. CR. Daughters of Diana. SIXTH ROW: Widuta, Stephan: South River. N.J.. Wildlife Conserva- tion. Wiens, Prises N: Halstead. Elementary Education. EA.. Cam- pus Crusade for Christ. GBSU. Wiggins, Dwight L Eureka. Mechani- cal Engineering. Wilhite, Gregory F: Manhattan. Architecture. SEVENTH ROW: Wilkinson, Steven D: Washington. Business Admin- istration. VAIL Dennis W: Herington. Agricultural Education. Beta Sigma Psi. Ag. Ed. and Judo Clubs. WIKoff, Howard J: Leavenworth. Architecture. Phi Kappa Theta V ' Pres.. AIA. CR Newman Club. Wil- liams, Wilmot E: Galhooks. Ohio. Political Science. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Arnold Air Soc..CYD. EIGHTH ROW: Willis, Richard R: Overland Park. Political Science. Tau Kappa Epsilon. UPC. HO COMM. Williams. Rosemary .1: Topeka. Family and Child Development. Wilyard, Curt L: Overland Park. Business Administration Wilson Diane K: Mankato. Foods and Nu- trition Research. BOTTOM ROW: Wilson. George G: Great Bend. Business Administra- tion. Sigma Chi. Collegian Bus. Staff. Wilson, Maxine E Lincoln. Medical Technology. Clovia Treas.. Alpha Delta Theta. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Collegiate 4H. Intr. Wilson, Rodney A: Elk- hart. Business Administration. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Union Comm. Wilt, Jeanette L Rossville. Family and Child Development. Alpha Xi Delta. Spurs. Phi Upsilon Omicron. RWF. Seniors: Wen-Wil TOP ROW: Wenger. Evan IL Oberlin. Mechanical Engineering. Wen. gar. Rodney A: Sabetha. Interior Architectural Design. Wenger, Ron- ald DI Oberlin. Mechanical Engineering. FarmHouse. ASME. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Wenger, Stanley It Salina. Mechanical Engineer. ing. Pi Tau Sigma. Sigma Tau. ASME. SECOND ROW: Wentz, James 13: Concordia. Secondary Education. Westhoff. Roy Di Morrowville. Agricultural Economics. Westphal, Russell 0: )(Insley. Architecture. Alpha Kappa Lambda V-Pres.. AIA. Wetz. Luann (Iowa. Elementary Education. THIRD ROW: Weyer, Marcia A: Marysville. Elementary Education. S.EA.. K-Laires. Wheatley, Benjamin H: Kansas City. Mo., Journal. ism. Phi Delta Theta Sec.. Sigma Delta Chi. SGA. Sr. Class V-Pres. Union Comm.. K-State Singers. Varsity Men ' s Glee Club. Royal Pur- ple Ed. and Collegian Bus. Staffs. Stu. Directory Ed. Whelan. James I.: Topeka. Physical Education. Beta Theta Pi. Phi Epsilon Kappa. Baseball and Fr. Football Teams. Whelan. Marge L: Lecompton. Business Administration. Smurthwaile. Light Brigade. Concerl Choir. Madrigal Singers. Engin.Dears. Miss Agricultural. Triangles. r n • ,.91. riga 554 a Seniors: Win-Zuz TOP ROW: Windels, James H: Meadville. Mo.. Chemistry. WIndathef- fel, Gloria J: Park. Sociology. Alpha Gamma Delta. Newman Club. Windscheffel, Jan A: Smith Center. Agronomy. Sigma Chi. Wheat State Agr. Club. CR. Wineland, Ronald 0: Alton. Accounting. Phi Kappa Phi. Delta Mu Delta. Phi Mu Alpha. Phi Eta Sigma. Scabbard and Blade. Winter, Linda C: Manhattan. Elementary Education. SECOND ROW: Winter, Ruby 0: Satanta. Family and Child Develop- menl. Wirtz, Robert A: Manhattan, Microbiology. Wise, Alicia K: Wichita. Accounting. Witt, Nancy L: Oberlin. Family and Child Devel- opment. FCD Club. Statesmates. CR. Wolf. Pamela S: Hope, Home Economics Education. Interior Design Club. S.E.A.. ISA. CR Intr. THIRD ROW: Wolken, Rosalia H: Greeley. Clothing Retailing. Delta Zeta. AHEA. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Statesmates. New. man Club. Intr. Wood. David W: Abilene. Mathematics. Wood. Janice K Wichita. Clothing Retailing, Clovia. Dean Honor Roll, Collegiate 4-H. Woodbridge. Rickie J: Pierson. Iowa. Zoology. Woodmen, Mabel R: Chester. Neb.. Elementary Education. 1 4 FOURTH ROW: Woods, Wanda it Tribune. Elementary Education. Woodworth, Philip M: Hutchinson. Computer Science. Triangle Treas.. Putnam Scholar. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honors Pros.. MUN. Intr. Works, Joseph W: Humboldt. Agricultural Mechanization. Wor- ley, Michael D: Council Grove. Business Administration. Wright. IMAMS: Sublette. Veterinary Medicine. Alpha Gamma Rho V-Pres. Treas.. AVMA Pres.. Athletic Coun.. Stu. Senator. FIFTH ROW: Wright, Leon W: Glen Elder. Mechanical Engineering. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Sigma Tau. Wright. Patricia D: Liberal. Clothing ;e ' Retailing, Alpha Delta Pi. Union Comm. Home Ec. Clothing and Tex. Club. Wart. Stephen Paxico. Political Science. Wyand, Michael W: Hanover. Penn.. Political Science. Dean ' s Honor Roll. Scabbard and Blade. Wyckoff, Kirk F: Altamont, Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda Pres. Treas.. CR. SIXTH ROW: Tarok, Mary It Junction City. Elementary Education. NCTM. S.E.A.. Concert and Varsity Bands. Phillipino Stu. Assoc., Newman Club. Yarnell, Bruce E Concordia. Architecture. Yates, Orlando B: Mobile. Ala.. Pre•Law, Kappa Alpha Psi Pres.. Blue Key. Alpha Phi Omega. Pershing Rifles. Black United Voices. Wildcat Marching Band. Tenzer. Sandra It Manhattan. Clothing Retailing. York, Walter F: Ashland, Business Administration. Della Upsilon. A SCoun.. YelfLeader. SEVENTH ROW: Yost, Gayle A: Dighton. Foods and Nutrition Re- search. Yost, John B: Hutchinson. Zoology. Young, Kathy: Prairie Village. Pre-Elementary Education. Young, Philip RT Manhattan. Animal Science and Industry. Young, William It Everest. Zoology. EIGHTH ROW: Yunk, Dan C: Osborne. Secondary Education. Delta Chi Pres., Kappa Delta Pi, Dean ' s Honor Roll. IFC. S.E.A., Intr. Zeck- ser, Stephen D: Alma. Business Administration. Zeich, Ronald H: St. Louis. Mo.. Bakery Management. Ag. Coun.. PCC, Bakery Mgr. Club Pres.. Statesmates. Zenger, Jimmie it Cuba. Agricultural Mechani- zation. Ziegler, Kenneth E: Collyer. Agronomy, Phi Kappa Theta. Wheat State Av. Club. Intr. BOTTOM ROW: Zillinger, Philip R: Phillipsburg. Chemistry. Zimmer- man. Margo E: Sterling. Elementary Education. Kappa Alpha Theta. Ed. Coun. Pres.. Stu. Senator. SCEC, MUN. S.E.A. Zuercher, Law. ranee B: Manhattan. Landscape Architecture. Zuzzlo, Nancy L: Humboldt. Elementary Education. •-• 555 Index A Abbott, Deem 1.195.197. 233. 510 Abbott. Rochelle S. 420 Abdul.Had.Maha le 212 Abdulltado. Nateeh 212 4.150.4sallar. Abdul 478 Barbara PA 510 Med. Douglas t . 450 Abell. Larry W. 510 Aberht, Douglas R 206.510 Abele. Sloan 1 197.510 Abet:. Kenneth 6.440 Abrarns.Connee 14.161. 420 Abrams. Steve( 108.167. 229.332.510 Acacia 2118-210 Acker. Dalton W. 246. 400 Acker Jotml- 246 Atari HIM 67 AckHy.Relph O. 510 Adamek. Donna R 180.468 Adarns.Mbed W 172 Adams.DeborahK 920 Adams.11Ars. Helen 310 Adams. James R. 410 Adams. John 5.379 Adams.Kra A. 210 Ackuns.MKruel B 348.510 Adams. Renard 0.478 Adams. Stephen H. 156 0414415.1141003 A 161.420 Addrson. Deems J.478 Adelhardt Joe E.510 AdmIralsballers 82.145 Altener. Moen J SIO Mean Studmits 212 Aget. Jennifer Ft 161.468 Arkultwal Communications Oub 175 AgrIcultutal Egonontles Club 169 Agykultuta Educable Club 170 AgrIculturallIkcherizatka Club 170 Ageicultutallst 107 klerich. Stanley R.370 Abloom. Daryl D. 206.450 Ankwist. Melvin M. 510 AnIstrom. Rend H. 450 Afters. Melarne 14.510 Ahmed. Syed Z. 213 AnswertkachaelA. 478 MraPro. 215 Mbar. 414114 AMY A. 157. 179.277 Aleas.Achard C 198 A109195. Marna K 712.213 Allayadh. Hamel. A.212.213 N.Katstan. Muhammad 212.213 Mhhateeb. Faterna A. 212. 213.478 A14(941009 13 149.44 212.213.478 AlRashed, Nadal E. 212 AUSuardy.Mcntammed 41048.10es. Marguerite 243212.213 Oaten. Barbara A. 478 Mots, Douglas C 278.376 224.511 Mewls. Staten L. 206. 511 41300111.14nws I. 168 Albrecht. Mrchael 0.511 AbrechtRedge 6.192.978 Mondal. Gary 1, 430 ManpJat Sarah A 450 Aitmght Steven w. 379 Marndu. William C. 360.511 Mchatabr. Hanna M 712 Akhatabi. Male M. 212 Amerman. Shorn L 408 Ask Kh, Kenneth). 370 Aleredge. Gary!. 511 Alexander. Charlotte L. 362.511 Alexander. Dale 1 268 Alexander. Donald R. 246 Alexander. Lance 4.322 Alexander. Sharlene J. 420 Alford. HerOd 1.96 Alkaraglsouk.Enshl 212. 213 Men, A D. 123 Men. Betty J.511 Allen. Bede A 217 Men.Ctaude R. 197.478 Men. ant 123 Men, Earl R.148. 511 Allen. James II, 511 Man. Lawrence S. 207 Men. Boren F.511 Allen.17010011 430 • Ronald D.148, 300 Men. 56001. 420 • .Tory AA . harmful- 468 Ms. Michael F.440 4.14on.St45ant .433 Aknack Charles 6.478 Nnema.Muceaarar A 217.713.478 kneme. Thom,. M. 212.213 Alpha CM Omega 290292 Apes Delta M293.256 Alpha Delta Theta 160 11179.4 (17014. Rio Abalu Gamma Rho 296-298 Mpha Kappa lambda 305301 Mena Kappa I1 41190 Alpha Lambda elta 164 Moshe Phi a 215 Mama PI Mu 194 Myna Tau Alpha 168 Myna Tar Omega 302.304 18.10 Xi Delta 301437 Mara Zeta 16) Aqua, Keith E. 379 Men. Daniel K 201.358.511 AR Debra K 402 M. Douyjas K 332.511 Mernedrm Contemn 7071 Mwegg Susan C. American Choral 01901onAue4laMen 232 American Chernkal Society 190 American Guild el OfganItts 233 American Msdtum Ardatotts 177 American MstItute W Chernteal Entreara 198.199 American Mabtulof ladantrIal EngJewees 197 Arnorloan Institute of lathier Designers 205 AmericanNuclear Society 198 Seder of AvIcultural Engineers 199 America. Scatty 201 American Societyof Mechanical Engineers 200 Arnedoae Velmlnary Medical Asseelatkel 206207 Annum. 11.3191491M 400 AnYCk.Edran 9.198 Arnmel.W1ham L.184. 185.450.454 AnsrnMer. MelOdy I. 225.478 Amos, Thomas 4.430 AmtNsuer, Stephen0 478 Andereck.Dotomy I. 511 Ande• . ROnald .L430 Andersen. Sawa J 420 Andetson.Man J 201.225, 511 Anderson. Arthur G. 233 Anderson. Betty J. 204. 305. 511 Anderson. CharlesC, 117 Anderson. Oven 1.362.402 Anderson. Donna K.226.420 Andon4n, Frank 1.453 Anderson. War 478 Anderson, Jac0.04lne 408 Anderson. Mott M.179 Anderson. Karen R 208 Anderson. Kathleen 5. 420 Mtlerson. LSVOLIM A 210 Anderson. land, M 164 AnClettOn, Ws. Anderson. Margaret C.203.219.335.468 Anderson. aryl_ 408 Anderson. Nancy. 339.511 Anderson. 7149 V.139 Anderson. Paul 5, 349 Anderson. Rick A 366 Anderson. Robert C. 172 Andersen. Stephen R. 118. 153.328 Andersen. Susan C.390.408 Anderson. Vaughn L 430 An:ling.tarry C. 246 Andra. Jeanne PA. 408 Andreas. Teresa 203.469 Andres. John L.450 Andrews. Deborah A. 211.4438 Andre...I, Ruth C. 408 222 Angel. Joseph 211 Rsymon0 F 731.430 Amex% Kathryn R.179.342 AnsChut7, Don E 199 Amoaugh, Ranee 1.300 Anstamt Donald P. 167 Anstaett Douglas J. 440 Antes. Paul 4.197 Meander. Thamas14. 368 Ammer, Mohammed S 478 Ammer, Sawkal M. 154 Apollo. PantoA.420 Applegate.. Robert 185 Apoiernan. Vaal 420 Apsley. Roberta 450 Ace. Larry W 156.374.511 Arab Shadmsta 212 Ansmilh.Gayie D.206.511 Arayspat Monad 177. 511 Archbald, Becky 5. 420 Archbald, Shen A. 345.511 Ardent Corns 511 Are Metuel .1 302.511 Arheart.Linda r 478 Add. Stereo 152 Armbruster. Grote A 164. 166. 464 Armlunscht. Henry L 173.430 Atmilt9d. Dean l 160.183. 232.511 .4999144. Suef 182.420 Armstrong. James R 376.511 Armstrong. KenaethC 511 Armstrong. Roberto 201.300.511 7vmsworthy.Eva II 210 Arnold Air 220 Arnold. Bruce!. 478 Arnold. Claudia ).478 Arnold. VAtium E. 325 Anal . Stanley IL 332 Amateurs, Max M 746 Am . David 4.478 A.M. Man J. 230.479 Asbury. Charles E. 232.430 Auhlascher, Arthur L 479 ASChbaCher. tv.41fn E. 479 Ashbauf01, Charles f. 479 Mhentkter.Jerry L.511 Mher. laurelL.402 Auryatham.Matp,aret 215 Askew. Pamela K. 293.511 Assam. Mohammad 213, 479 Asoebn. Cad A 511 As04401.11799 J. 440 AmeeMeild Women Students 216 1.1199.0.09 Inc 3$ Association el Cenoral Contractors 174 Aule, Salty ) 339 Atcheson. Scan It 310 Atherton. John (.511 Adiletk Cetera 240 Athletic Dormitory 400401 Atkins. Martha A. 479 Atkinson. Donn A. 511 Atkinson. Steven C. 440 Amok., Mary A. 180 Merit Merrill. S 202 Atwood. Judy K. 191. 226.420. 423 Atwood. MarDyn 7.420 Atreoholler. btu, L.188,211.408 Audlewlum 66 MA, Linda G.179.382.511 Ault retry W 511 Atenon. Kathy J. 50.387 Malan. Jack R. 233.511 Austen, Patricia 5. 458 Avery. Elizabeth H 420 Avery. lova axe A. 322 Awry. Nancy 0 Avery. tachelk D, 408 Avery, Thomas 0.207 Ayers. Dun L. 325 Ayres. Haney K. 222. 290 B Batman, Railer ) 511 Babla.SusanC 345 Babcock. MarlaretA 512 B39COCk.93911.168 Beck Dana 379 Bach. Harold T 184 Bacturam. Bruce L. 325 Bechmun. Gary E. 430 Bechtel. Ann ( 458.517 Bunts. Duna L. 204.335.408 Beek. )019111.41.. 215.450 Backheus, Charles 1. 261.300 Backhos. Nancy J. 204.387 Bacon. kneM. 479 Badstetn. Marilyn). 293.408 Baer. Gwen 4.408 B aer. Sheryl L.126.192.408. 613 Bastlum Vati M 215 B aMey. J4949014 0. 479 Bagley. James 0. 195 Offif. Mark • 479 Rag, Ann. 213 Barg 14arned M. 173 Baiter. Diane M. 192. 193.512 Bader. Mohan] 0 172 Belay. Billy J. 224 B arley. Brun 0.440 512 Bailey. Eulah 0 217. 324.517 Belay. Gregory!. 246 Betty, ennA 198 Batty. KememF 170. 217.226.512 Mires[ .458 Carley. Rebecca 134. 202.203.458, 462 B an. Linda S. 233.•79 8.3 hum, Wilunt D.479 Harold H.300 Be fla.402345 Bard. ban 293402 Berd.Mari IA 161.408 Borers, Sheila L 387.512 Baker. Aorta K. 468 041414. Bernard 0.479 11440.00nna 14.4568 Raker. JelryD 512 Baker. (aura M. 192.512 Baker. Mary A.420 Baker. Sally A 420 Baker. Stenan W 512 Baker. 95114411 0. 479 Bairn Mann met Club 175 84 derson. Mary 4.517 Baldwin, Deanna 1.226 Ratemm. Mark W 517 Boomin. Shardyn L 189.458 Bak Mn, Wayne 4.199.451 Bales. Fierce L.402 13.914.194941 411 403 Eba.Herbert D. 195 Ball. Rick 4.479 B al. Roger P Ill BaltSteyen R 278.440 B aal, Wasem 1 159, 440 Balanlyne. Paul S. 358.512 Ballinger. Paul L. 198.391 Ballow.CUltord A. 358 B ands 5849 Bane. Dons E. 512 Bane. ken L. 296 B ane. AMMO I.479 Bane. H.173,479 Bannter. Donald E. 376 Banker.Morlon J. 512 Banrung, John W. 266. 479 Dania. Janet 408 Banta, dent 158732 B aptist Studint Melon 210 Berta. Carl L. 160.197.225.47).512 Barber. Deborah a20 Barber. JaCetuelyn A 408 arbour. Rebecca IL 362.408 Borehesky. Cynthia L. 444 B arden. Fred W. 384 B arelpeld. Br me W. 338. 512 Oaegmann. Wein K 338 0-Whben. Deborah K. 222.335 Bahl. Bob 1 335 Bark. 1.0 152 Barkan.Brun A 433 Barker, Cheryl Barker. Dons 165.313 Becker. Nancy L. 408.512 Barker. Rene E. 470 Barker, Rex 0261 Barker. Ruck J. 265.379 Barker. William B 310.512 Barley. Stephen W. 348 Barnard. Suzanne I 335.420 Barnes. Donneta J. 233 Barnes. James L. 450 Barnes-Linda E. 420 Barnes.1.4 hael A 209.479 Barnes. Mrs. Phyllis366 8ansett. Judy M. 202.211.408.414 8a met Larry D.512 Breen. Larry E. 168 Barnett Papua L 275,408 Elerngrovw.Waym 0. 169. 330.512 Bornthson. Shrtey Baer, Deland R.171 Banwa.Manuel 7.250 Barrett. Barbara 4.175.454 Barrett. Dennn II 159.183 Barrett. Ernie O. 117.240 Barrett. Janke F. ace Batratt.Marsha H.479 Barrett. Pamela J. 318 Barren. nines° S. 221 318 Barrett. Rabin l 338 Byrom Lynn A. 430 Rano . Sharon L.420.512 Barry. John R. 158.350 Barry, Michael G. 177 Bart.. Cheryl A.123.191.512 B yte. Elea F.205.512 133034, Paul J. 198.302 1191•41.44.14cauelyn J. 77. 158.305.420 Bartel. Lyle W.512 Band. Myrna J. 208 Bartel. %chard K. 512 Banal. Stanley R 168.170208.227.512 Rerun. Market E. 246.100 Barth. Mary 1.408 Barthel. John 0.350 11.101010 990. Eric 328. 512 Bartholomew. Patsy t 387.512 07019010 1544. Rey (.440 Bartlett. Charles 479 Bartlett. Kerry N. 350 ByttettRandsh 0.350 Bartlett. Sterna l 221.440 Klalrian. Kent G 479 Barton. Laura 1.402 Barton Dotarnm. Joseph 125 Bartsch. Steven l.. 220.332 Ettuga8.5tw y11.420 040)11.2M. Jame, Bastelbal1252.261 13401401. 0001149 0.159 Baoun. Vincent N. 159 Bass. LOWS R.198 Bassett. Wanda 1.479 Bastel. ban 6.75 Basun. Jo hn W. 168,227.440.532 Bale nag. Linda 5. 179.420 Bates.faviS, 225 Bates. Denn)C. 210. 479 B ANS. Gyll 1)9. 776 Bates. Herbert 1. 199 Bates. Maynard 201.512 Bates, Rodney M 225 Bsttagks. Lawrence 246 merman. Sandra P.420 Balton Charlene 450 asuclerd4snoitt 5.479 Bauer. Marten W 148. 221. 328.512 Bauer, Bantle!. 161.189.318 Bauman. Douglas A. 348.512 Bauman. James W. 479 Bauman. Kathy A. 179.409 Bauman. MIChatr E 512 Ilaxa, Man 1%174. 479 Baxter. Frances L. 479 Baxter. Marsha A. 293 Bayer.C4bert 1. 199 Bayles, Benjamin R.440 Boylan. Nancy A 345.468 BUIL Rah E. 195.197.440 1399.9140.7414 479 B eats. Janske E. 513 Beam. Marilyn R 226.468 Bean. Pat rack 5.480 Bean. Theodore A 440 B ear. Patricia A.187.409 Board. Cynthu A 51.464 Beard. Donny M 260.261 B eetd.Patrku A. 345 Beardmore. Carol 1. 290. 468 1303Iftli, COMISIICO J 192, 402.510 Beason. Ilerb A 174 Beatty. Daniel 0.89 Beatty. Rebecca M. 179.227 362 Beaty. Barbara D.158.403 Beauchamp. Dwight E. 194.197.220.440 Beeudet. Maureen G.305 Bea9 1041.194.p 4.707 Bechtel. Joleen M.480 Bechtel. Kenneth W. 189 Beck. He.WV 152 Deck. lea 5. 161.716.468 Beclienneuer.Charles 220, 513 Becker. Ann M 480 Becker. Henry 0. 197 Becker, larreayn• C. 200.480 Becker. Mantra J. 513 556 Becker. Snai1.409 Becker. Sawn P.167.332.513 Beckett. Elizabeeh 7.403 Brckhern, Mmhatl H 360 Beckman. Carlotta A. 192.193.513 Beckman. Cheryl L 181.18? Beckman. Maine S. 146403 Beckman. Linda K.458 Beckwith. James L 221.513 Redford. Peter A. 108,172.430.613 Sadao,. Mary B.335 Beebe. Linda At 293 Baal ' s. Judy E. 192.513 B eeler. Nancy 318. 513 Beeler, PatrIM. 5.409 Cooler. Tampa. (.109 Deem. tern M.480 Beene,. Babes J. 161.109 Boomer. Terry W. 200 Beer. Paul R.440.513 min. Deobrah L 345.513 BeeKty. Diana S. 345 Bemiey.lames D. 207.31.2 296 Stook Margaret E. 152 Beets. Terry 197.322 Betney.Jeck L. 368 8«rley.lerome G. 513 Behnke. Howard M. 480 Beak.. Lome W. 440 Behnke. Maurice 1.190 Sevens. Brent C. 250 Boor. Michael1.199.360 • Lawrence 1.352 B asel, Mark L. 177 Basel. Mary L 171.450 841cher.Cada 4103 Beknor. Lomita L.477.480 Pan.% Ronald C.513 PM . Steven G. 233.464 BSI Joseph 1.376 Bell.Mak G. 160.464 Be. Mary S. 342. 420 sec.Nancy 1.409 Ben. Patricia M. 179.231.342.409 8441, Thomas C. 370. 513 Belbos, Kathy 6.480 BeWbe. Dana 1. 233.513 Rehire. Timothy K. 173.513 Bet. %Maim O. 231 Bemis. Taylor.G. 158 Benton ' . Denzel K. 440. 513 Bonder. Douglas A.160.440 Benedick, Kenneth A. 370 B trsedick. Susan E. 222.345. 513 Bengiscn. Kenneth R. 440 Bennett. Caroi A. 161.180 420 Benne% Champ C. 153 Beaten. Nancyl. Bennett.Robert (.376 B ennett. Tirnalef M. 513 Bammg. Daum 1.217 Smarmy. MiriamP. 134.163.192.193. 202.203.221. 115.392 Denortharn. Robed W. 143 B enson. Joe 8480 Beaten. Martha 1.159.182.403 Benton. Timothy T.167.226.229.296.513 Bentz. Myron% 169 Baantr. Barbara A. 362 Bran. Gerald R% Berger. Cocky 4.192 409.513 Berger. Menem M. 480 Berger. Tommie 168 Sews. Eugene D. 167.513 Befwon. Martha C. 468 Bwtiien. Pbso C. 450 Bergman. Ka:hienS.180 Bagovoy. Logy R 409 Beritount. Dan A. 374 Beinten. Ann Al. 342.513 Bamien. Bern E. 313 Bagmen. Richard D.190.513 Benda. Gerald It 480 Benda. Barbara A. 480 Berteniump.Karl . 175 B ecland.Craig A. 360 Sermon. 1444 Y. 211 Banasok. Steven 1.190.352.513 coatis. %chard 0.440 Btenneedi.lAn07.513 Berry. lams M 132.164.313 Retry. Roger N.170.513 B eery. Sandra 3.345.403 Bert Stanley D. 368 Bullard. And ' .. L.513 Bach. Emerson L. 141 liesnoner. Paul R.480 B est. Keith A. 243.246 B ela Sigma Pi 308.309 B et. Theta P1310312 Bohai. Katherine 0.480 Bechtel. DeugC. 296. 513 Betlike.11ancy A 420 Retlenhatnen. Carol 1.293513 Boten hauset..1440 162 Branson. Leone . 161.316409 Betts. Alen L.218 B ev m.1414U 3.311 Beyer. Nan 14. 195. 2118. 513 Beyer. Floyd E. 288. Boyd% Siam J. Elhett.Prokash C. 215 Mcklord. Max 85 Ilkhval. Orville W. 152.166 Bieberly. frank G. 152 Brotherly. Jetiein M.513 Bagler.041101. 159 Menhoel. Mad. W.440 Blenhott. Paul A. 480 %try. Colon 1.514 %menthol. Koren A 401 Besenihe, Mary 4.392 Ebesterkld. Diana K. 421 EhRsby. Caron. 480 thiderback. John R. 170 inghtun.Gregory J. In. 514 Bongs. Dame L.169.514 alma Jane E. 290 ings. Rebecca L409 andingnable. Shred 154.714 Binford. Mich:41%0.310 B ret,. Walter J. 360 ark. Colleen 345 Beam. Marcia 3.192.$14 Ber. OsniN 14302 shop. Jack E. 178 %Shoo. Jame L 514 Bnhop.Relmccal..421 Bishop. Russell 480 Bishop. Stephen P.352 anwy.Charles R 152.155 Mal Awanwasemeet3647 Mack. Charles E. 246 Bock. Robert 5.440 Bcw k. Serre1 W. 480 Btq kbon. Ad; B. 133 Backban. Jo 480 Mackomre. Linda M. 166.318 Blackburn. Mkhael Cr. 197 Etteckburn.Rhanda 1-318 B lackburn. %chard 99. 156 °WOW ' O. Robert 0.480 B lackburn. Teresa S.203.318.514 B lackman. Mary K.168.450 Blackwell. Barbara K.421 Blackwood.Couglas K. 310.514 Blackwood. Kenneth R.440 BlaOsi.l.WOO F.226 Olach.Sathy L. 342. 421 Blair. Mn. lessee 335 Bier. Maass 5.480 Blakellee.l.toy 0.480 Menke . Constance 14.409 Woken Roger A. 391 Blankemn.p. John E 169.514 ElbnkensNp.Mcki N. 514 SUMO. Saundra g.421 Blanton.Jim 514 Blanton. Joe E. 170.514 Bbnlon. LsosSa S. 421 Bloser.Lowt41K. 514 Diner. Terry A.41110 Ennlo. Donna J. 481 Bloste. Michael 1.514 Mattner.Sledn L. 440 Bream. 192.211.225.409, 414 Enoch Keith M. 514 B ach.. Nancy C.224.421 B loClui. Webs A, 421 (Rehm 11.0 328 Beck, %BOB J.174.430 Blick•nstall. Steven 1.376 B litz. Ivan 1.514 Bleck and °Mem Gamesome. Lyndon 11.198 514 BIKIHMt Joon G. 514 Etbom. Lems C. 481 Bloom. Sondra L 305 Blount. Ph r1013, 226.440 Me Km 163 Blume. Stanley 4.430 Blumensnme.134be 409.414 Mumernbas, Chnsbne 157.399.409 Taal BMA 1668 RruMalkon 211 Board 415146m1PublIcatlons 155 Bober%Wayne 0.250 Bock. Bert R.167.174.481 Bock. ConmeS. 392 Bock. Curtis L 207 B oat ne. duce 0.176 Bodmer, Nancy IA.207.4 21 Beaune°. FtelopW. 177.306.514 Wad. BeckyJ.179.458 Bowl. Robe 18481 Bon,. Rebecca 8216 • Leonard Pt 514 wpm. Ettraed 0.430.514 Bogner. Prullop 1.184.332 nonannon.ConnioS, 179.342 Bcnonnon. Karen 5.481 Rehannon. Paul H.450 fh:eannon. Robed 95 Bohannon. Ronald A. 210 440 Bohm. JarnesW. 514 Bohn. Barbara K.409 Bohn. Jerald L 167.229.376 M.Pattie 514 Betmea.GorMdJ. 514 Bolmnblust. Diane L 339.514 Bohnenbruit. Frederick 5.440 Bohref.GIOna J. 158 202.208.409 Boon. %flail. 514 Bol. Band A. 430. 514 B olack. Lou,$W.481 8olack. Mary L. 75.481 Bolan. Erma L.210 Bolan. John 210. 262. 263. 266 B olden. Jadde L. 197 Bolin.CsroleA. 137.403 Born. Susan 0.403 Boling. Dolort94. 514 Boll. Oonold Ill 430 B alms% Jana D.403 Boman. Linda 0.409 B ombardw. C. 391 Roney. Jane 468 Sanely. LOS M.481 Bally. Rose . 166.203.209.514 Canebrake. Case 94.232 Benebreee. Charles A 148.156.163.328 514 Banner. TimothyJ.198 Sontrager. Thomas C.300 Booker. Jentlyn S. 102.154 B oomer.Rchard A. 325.6E0514 Booth. Thomas 8.233.451 Boolrnsn. Barbara 481 OWL mm.514.9n R.131.153.195.1%. 197.384.511 (Winyah Mchard M. 376 elorden.C4rele G.421 Badman. lance 1.409 Bordner. Belly 4.409 Omen. Jon C. 160.370 Bormon. Charles R 207.332 Bombs) tan 250 Borsdon. Laura L. 179.458. 514 Bomyrnows u. Henry Y4.430 Bosch Dan,el B. 481 Eoschmann.Hugo 208 Bosco. Pat 1.119.150. 153.322.514 Bosley. Berbera S.118. 313 B osley. Vane A. 274.409 Bosloy.Susan E. 313 Boss. Henry C. 322 Boss..lanet 5.421 Bosse. Kenneth 1.197 134444 Marcia A. 193 Bostmck, John 5.328 Bott. RaymondE 169,481 13oltmer.Mlen J. 514 Bottler. Ellen A. 192.481 Betted 1. Barbara 1. 203.211 ocean:I.Meal 1171.430 Iloachey. Rath 1.366 Boughner.Carol 1.219.409 Bo.aghton. 0711111 L. 166. 3134, 514 Boatel. Jean 158 313. 468 Bouten. tee C. 328.514 BonOtn. tends C. 515 Bonen. Palnaa 5.481 Bowen. Robed R.366 Bonen. Ron 250 m.o.Teary° 302 Bowers. Gene 1.481 B 481 Bowen. Gregory L 160.166.208. 132 Bowers. Kathleen M.171.409 Bowersox.Maurie•L 4 81 Bootie,. Nancy M.451 Rome. Kenneth SY. 160.515 Homo. lands K.481 nowEe.WanenC.440.515 B owies. Colby A. 458 Soneing 274 Bowman. KirMn L.366 Bowan. 481 Bowman. Linda E. 192. 193.515 Bowman. !behind L 167.171.229 Barman. Ronald 0.515 BOWolin. Woolly O. 293.403 Bo..yer.Mory B. 109 Boyce. Mn XI 192. 515 Boyce. Keno It 203,409 Boyce. Sandra M. 182.481 Boyd. Mn L. 126.192.193.305 Boyd. Brenda S. 339. 421 Boyd. Costar Borill 14411 Boyd. Katherine I- 226.403 Das. Shan L. 335 BOyde.14aritynl 515 Boyle. Stephen m.515 Boyer. Mien S. 192.193.342 DaYert.EkwIdL 200 Boylan, Pamela B.204 Boyle. Dale 0. 206. 515 Boyle. Janet K 216.331 Boyle. Linda IL 515 Boyle. Mae A. 332 Boyle. Thomas I- 184. 384.515 Borarth. bent 174.515 Bonne. Steam Ft 334 Borrorodh, Robert W.481 BrealCh. PeggyL.161 Bradley. Bryan L 451. 515 Bexley. Doan B. 114 Bradley. Fbcaold P.63.370.515 Bradshaw. Beth G. Brachhaw, Wok E. 225. 515 Bradshaw. Mchael W. 190 Brady. Jambe L 409 Brady. Monde C. 515 Brady. Katherine Ft 515 Brady. 174 Brady. Stanley I- 430 Brake, Larry 0.200.481 Braker. Rome NO Bromine. Charles 1.168170.300 515 Bromlam.L.Ownna 8.171.310 Brom age. Pau1S.451 Branca. Stephon.M. 157.276.423 Manch. Jene O. 246 Brandenburg, Lucinda 126 laandhont. Larry 0.430 Ocarina. L1-110.152 Bonet Joseph R 246 Brawn. Robed G.250.325.400 Branctyterry.NOnCy, G. 458 Brambberry.Sut A. 225.477.515 Bram. Rd. A 440 Branton. David R. 288 Oratmschweiter. Margery 206. 515 Branneyer. John1.3213 Bremner...mead L. 156.328515 8rochtee.Colleen U. 192.342.515 teden.Marthe K.458 13610.11aren 5.481 Steiner. David A. 229.481 Brehlord. Jul 0. 421 Bremeakomp. Charlotte 205.421 Breene4.11ovtd G. 481 Bremer.Criana L. 218.481 Elmanernan. Cam 1.169.230.515 Bramer.Mclorla 1.409 Brent. Benny L229 Brinell. Mabel.. 165.306 Bretleatindy S. 165.306 Bremen. J. A. 102.154. 214. Brener m066101,34 Beta ? Cathie A- 331 Brewer Dona 1.379 Brewer John A. 120.465 Brewer John H. 288 Drove Pamela C.345 Brewer sts Once-Bosh. ftchard 515 84044 IMP 201. 368 Bridges. David L. 515 Bridges, Donald L 206 B odges. Janis E. 481 Elndgmark Rex H. 207 Bmhoo.Mckit 171.451 BnelJames J. 158.440 Bnel Jonathon 1.206 Bnety.Delma J. 180.481 Bails Kunt441y Bnggs.SlephenL 515 Babes. Thomas A.330 anght.Eleverly1.1.409 Betndd. Shernll L 379 Bonin% Barbara A. 165. 222,318 Bnnk, Deno, R. 167. 515 Bnmer. John A. 1136.189 Cfrinker.le• 1.481 Bonkrntyllf Chodow203, 458 Bettegarn. Karr ie K. 409 BnItOn. Belly 246.400 Brie. John R 350 Broodbml, Sheryl IL 290 Broado.Cyrania 5.403 Otoodwatee. Dadra 313 Medway Timely Seim 32 Orators, Sam 1.376 Broca. Keith VC 302.515 Brock. Jam.. H. 481 Brock. Lynn 11. 409 BrOCkerd. Debra 1- 158.403 Brockman. Karla L. 515 B rocam4mr. Croy A. 288 Brockway. Edwina 206.515 Bradman. Wayne E. 246 Brodmende. Steven 1.441 Broom Jane L468 Brokenicky. Mho M. 166. 190. 515 13100kha I Seca 1.458 BrOOkowe. tart C. 376 Brooks. Dowd IL 515 BOOM. almW.441 Brooks. SlepNn M. 220.441 Brooks. Wdliem H. 352.515 Brookside. Meet-433 fircmus.Thomn A. 246 Brothers. David LAOS. 168. 172.226.231. 481 B rounard.leo P. 246 Brown. Bart B 379 Blown. Brenda Crown. Dale 8516 Brown. Danny 1.201 Brown. David E. 171.481 Brown. David 8.408.516 Brown. Debra 1.51.52 Brown. Cabra S. 158.109 Drown. Dennis R 108.170.227 Brown. Emily 0.421 Brown. don 0 M. 516 Brown. Jack L 220.110 Brown. Monne L 316 Wow% ArielC.159.182.342 creek Jay 1.441 Bram..lonn C. 430.516 Brown. Judith K 402.403 B town.11ent L. 198 o.n.HdSeyA Broun.Manlyn A. 481 Brown.MedeF 158 B rown.Patnao 5,468 Boom. Paula S. 158.165.313 Brown. Rebecca J. 481 Brown. FlknarcrE. 348 516 Brown. Robed M.207 Brown. Rearm, W. 150 516 Brown. TereSil 8.481 Blown, Terry0.250 Blown. Veneta 1.290.516 BramWilbur C.74 Broom. William L. 139.167.206.415.516 Brovm.Yolliarn R 310 Brown. Yvonne 5.481 Browne. Richard 11451 Brownlwld.Dlanes 430 BrOvnOwkl. Minh 1138 Brownlee. Linda K.164. 165. 192. 193. 318 Brownlee. Paincia A 3113.468 Bnitoter, Janet L.409 Bruce. Christen L. 223.313 Bruner. Donna R. 76.342 Brummel. Barbara J. 305 Brummer. Jerome l 516 Bruna.Roy E. 192. 516 Brune. Jams R.409 Brungardt. Thon4314. 430 Onanhohz, Timothy A.481 Brunkbroom 3.403 Brunk. Joseph 0.481 557 Brum Beverly 1.219.481 Bryan. Thomas 4.172 Bryant. Morel W. 32S B ryant. Ernie 1.376 Btruchalffe. Charles!. 441 Bubb. Henry A 85 Buchanan. Tar K. 132. 128.318.468 Sanaa. Barbell A. 345.458 0.chele. Carol L 148.290.516 Bucher. Ralph R 516 Buchnenter. John 13. 3)2. 616 Buchman, Bruce M.32$ Buchman. Frank 1.224.229.451 Buck. Katherina 14 209 Buck. Kenneth 2.441.516 Bucke1.1(My S.192.193.516 Dockland. Donald D. 384 BudeSen.Cahlynn 1.458 Budd{. Frederick R 158.232.451 Iluakh James I 302 Budl. WaynerW. 169 BuelVer.Wrgy D. 161.336.409 B ue1944.0oulB4s A. 174.516 e vening. Laveenc• T. 118. 160. 369 Doman. Fnateck P.395 Manna Mean 308 Duhzer.G.Coe 481 Buffo-Len E 458.516 B ulorel.Inclor R 338.451 Bustem Hes. Marlon 362 Byre. Mary Y.403 Solidly. Lee A. 403 Bunts. Raab 1. 313 Bulk Corn1W. 430 Boner. Bruce A. 171 Mar. Laurens R. 171 Butt.. Stanley 1.233 B ulock. Donna L. 203.516 Bunco. Elstabeth A. 339.421 Bursker.DereJ N.481 Bunton. Nor rna 0 154 SmeltAlva L. 168173 516 Burch-A.6st 164. 165. 216.230.290 Burdmt.Wdbam W.206. 516 Burd0. Jahn A. 208.441 Buffencee. Joyce L 468 Burenheide.W. B 226 O urgarce. Paul 166. 3X1.516 Burge. Haney L. 409.516 B urger. Craig L. CO Burger. Michael P. 481 Burgos. George D. 332 Burgess, Harry N.160 Burgess. Susan 0.409 W rithed. Charlotte 287. 362 Suf ann. Pau1464 Burke. Lonnie 11.481 B ur kdoll. anal A. 293.409 Burke. TimothyJ. 278.451 Burkhantl. Deborah 211. 233.481 Surftherd. R. Itonneth 152 B urldnrch.Chnstophor 430.437 Burkhardt. Deborah 159.468 Burkhokler. Gary W.481 Burkitt, Robert F. 171.172 Surler8h. Wk. D. 41. 516 Burman. Susan 7.409 Butner. Jeffrey 1.114.156.309 Bur neff.Gretory J. 316.516 Lanett Nancy G. 335 trenett.Wenon 11481 urns. Marilyn 5.458 Reuben P. 430 Tonal 1.481 tom Gary M.481 wrus. Glorlanne M. 77.468 wt. Daryl 0.516 wt. Dynast- 169.217.379.516 tartan. Damon D. 178 220 Orwell. Charles L 328 urwell.Richar4 R. 379.430 vsch.Clas H.288.516 airmen. Slanky L moult LAWN 1..208210 BoumDame T.332. 516 user. Gary P. 325 ma. Leanne 421 Buena Sally A. 345 Oust. Larry 0.451 Busse. Beverly) 203.421.423 Base. telnerme K.233.516 Bosselle. Marcia S. 192.345 Basal Cynthia 5.202.211.226 387 Berl. Gary C. 233 Bonet. Glenn M. 152 Saler. Man J. 288 516 Butcher. Moyle. 481 Doll. Anthony C. 172 Been. Rebel J. 430 Bake.Waller 1 115 Bullet David F. 229 Baler. byte L.421 Butler. Ynlbam E. 246 Baler.Whkam 0.242. 246.248 Buttenvortn.Candaat 184 O utterentrlh. Stan 200 Sotto Roane S. 516 Setts. John N.172 Blatant Mildred 123. 12$ Janet L 421 Ban Stealing 339.468 Byrne. Marcella M.482 Sworn. Patent 409 C Cable.Coniel L.431 Cabh.larry L482 Cah41.1(evin R. 194 Cant Susan 11.470 GA.744,4514. 169.360 Cain. John Thomas 516 Calm. Salvo 482 Caleara. Mark O. 161 370.516 Champ:et Janet 1.468 Galdwoll.Carol J. 468 CaWwell. Deborah D.161 Caldwell..1011101.482 Collins. William 0.441 Call.Cesarles L 172 Call. LO.vard P.167.172.228 Callaway. JametC. 431 Glen. Margret 102 Cambia. Raley 4.187.482 Carnerson..Imellel..468 Cameron. illertar0 8.431 Carn1m. JamesC. 431.437 Camrneck. Judith 8.158 Camp. Carol A 158.342 Campbell. Alice L. 171, 409 Campbell. Ccolla A.421 Campbell. Chent ine233. 345 Campbell. Dchald 207. 421 Campbell. indallnel A. 409 Campbell. Marcie 1.409 Campbell. Marta el 126 Campbell. Mary L. 161. 409 Campbell. Rebecca 57.132.163.362. 516 Combs Rhonda K.134.164.165. Campbell. Rda 1.81. 399.409.414 Campbell. RonaldW.110 Campbell. Victor J. 516 Campbell wham C. 517 Camps En144tallanmat 34-35 Cannon. Barbara £482 Cannon. Barbra 3.451 Cannon. anal 7. 302 Canny. Roger 0.482 C40pala.MochaP L 171 Capp, Loma G. Caraway.Man L. 216 391 Can]. Dona F. 211.46 517 C44041.0aerdlL 225 296 Carla. An44 111.342 Carknon, Can4l-171.342 Carldt Conn 1421 Carlisle. Thomas IL 199.482 Conn Brun H.431 Carlson. Atort6 1.208 Carlson. Barbara N. 482 Carlson.Duane E. 197 Carlson.Ethiln L. 431 Calton, Karen S. 482 Carbon. Kenneth L 206.517 Carlson. KostC. 220.332. 517 Carlson.MaryL 159.206,482 Carlson-Nancy E. 180. 469 Carlson.Phyto IA. 517 Carbon. Ralph W. 3)8.322 Carlson. Fbckey C 308 Carlon. Penn e L 231.517 Camshan. Dand H. 226,229.441 Carnahan. Patrician .403 Carney. Kathleen It 409 Cerny. Sham. L.409 Coeneck Glen 12 431 Cat pen be. Owksa 345.469 Carpenter. Frank R.106.110 Mark C.383.431 fawner. Sammy It. 322 Carpenter. Shan 222.345 Carpenter. Sloven K.263 Comma.. 158.232.421.423 Carpenter. Witham R. 170 Carr. Harold D. 233.482 Car. Jo5th A 290 Carr. Sieve 0. 114. 177 Carrel. Donald It 358 CerrkO.Ymetne D.421 Carrier. Tornrrikp L. 265.350 Carroll. Alice M. 187 Carroll. David J. 431.517 Carson. Frank 1.310 Carson. Margaret) 362 Carson. William 0.207 Creston. Rodney D.169.226. 229. 296 Carla. Ara L. 403 Caner. Deform 482 Car Ite. L. 232.464.517 Carle.. John Ft 517 Carter. Kenneth L. 464.465 Carta.Ken Lou 342 Cann% Mita 1.517 Cart...Rand L. 421 Sonya L. 188 469 Carter.Steveh 0.199 CanLen4. John M. 370 Carver. Cutlet A. 482 Carver. James LA 242.246.482 Cary. Janet 51.191 Cary. Steven 11.310 Case. Fbcharca. b17 Casa. Roland W. 197 Case. Steren14. 376 Case. Tamar. Casey. Terry J. 403 Cash. Walter C. 206 Cashman. Meath L 169 Cat pw. David L. 131.163.195. 196.251 334.517 Casstes.Charks 4441 Catenne. Ralind 51.421 Casten. Jeffrey 1.431 Casio. Lana it 181.187.421 Gabon. Roberla 4.313 Call.n. Cary L 441 Cato. Catherine A. 339.469 Cato. Deborah A.403 CMOS 33 Caugheon. Michael R 195.200 Caviey.Clau4ra R. 482 Cauthern. Ehrabeth 482 Cavendn. told. 1.403 Caveme. Webster. K. 441 Cann. Jean la 410 Cann. Moot 410 Canons. Linda 1.222.336 Caylovc. hmothy A 360 Caymxo. lay Dee 482 Coder. Susan L. lilt 517 Cederbent. Mtn A. 168.170 Chaff ...Haney L. 210.410 Crelf ee. Nathan L. 451 Chalonl. Jack L. 366 Chain . Mak A. 482 Chambers. Ntert W.468 Chalmers. John 90.151 Chalouglo. Barbara 331.51? Chatoupka. Marcy C. 421 Charn0er4m.Me4 Mary 370 Clambers. Robed, C. 431 Chanabl4.0ortion A. 250 Champ. Lauma J. 421.423 Chan. Tert.Tsun 482 Chandler. Betty J. 230. 517 Chimer.. Jeanne% 362 Chang. an- eeng482 ampamlos 724 °khan. Chrtstepher 245.246 Clupin. Mary E. 156. 421 Chum. Mary P. 185 Chapman. Carol 5.410 Chapman. Michael 0.400 Chapman. Rainy K.348 Chapman. S4. ' 111..348 Chatkan406. Can S. 318.469 Charles. Charlotte 8421 Charles Anna K. 185 Chary . Leo O. 172 Chase. Linda 6.517 Chase. Inapt 293 Christen ' s. Limb L 410 Clutalaln. Aalsn 0.198. 221.358 Chew:Ruh 16141E. 213. 482 Chaver .Eclaie F.431 Chsetnam John P.156.325 Cheatham YWItam R 325. 517 Chealum. Rebecca 3.410 Cbeet.00d. Georg. A 250 Chaedead4.459 Chelocom4y. Joseph R 186.187.189 Chen. Glbest K.4112 Chaney.Chsrlena L.177.21 9.469.470 Ehesney.Koth PA 229.296 Cheuvron1.Sbeven14. 441.444 Chezem.Cums G. 133 EPellon 196 CM Omega 313.315 Cheek Shun.Fan 482 Cho:h.Hen clavnat 250 Chipman. Carol 0. 293 Chapman. James Chisholm. Shirley 26 Chester. Canso 61 . 159 Chiu. Sesen.Yann 482 Choi. So Kwang 482 Cnallar. William F. 193 Chorn.Larry G. 199.464 Chouary.Madcana 8.172 Chow. May-Yin 273 Clwesman.0oral4 393 Chentensen. Deborah 313.410 Chnstemen, Mat L. 278.517 Chnttessen. No4 8.482 Christensen. Ray A. 207 Christensen. Danny L. 195.200. 517 Chnstemon. All E. 517 Chentenson.Mary 11 210.345 Ch0,113 0C41. 8000f. 313 Cnothomon.O.alo R. 482 Chrisharman. Ray 4.167.431 Chnshansen. 1 nomad 229.517 Chrale. Matlh414. 226. 3119 Christie. Vicki K. 469 Chrittrnann. Andrea 469 Chrnty..411444. 331.421 °yammer. Diana L. 342.403 Chute. Mary E.202.216. 335.517 Gnutbuck. Paul A. 158.391 Prole IL 217 Ovens. Alice11.482 Claw. Roger C. 482 Clack Robert W. 152.198 Clanlon. Don R.482 Clanton. Steven L 195.197. 517 Caron Son. Charles 246 Clark Catnenna S.134. 202. 290. 517 Clark lean 1.197.518 Clark. Jeannie E. 158.293 410 ClarkJen 14w 0.158 204.421 Clark John H. ea 220.$18 Clan. Krishna E. 335.469 Clark-Kyle D.348 Clark Larry 0.482 Clark Luanda S. 77. 161.339.410 Clark Marra E. 220. 518 Clark NameyG. 342 Clark 410 Clark. Plan K. 368.518 Clark Randy R. 482.516 Clara-Ray S. 173.451 Clark. in Ina D. 37e Clark Slanley.l. 152 Clank Sleplwn P. 518 Oar). Steven D. 2229.296 Clantaleven R. 482 CY !Twos J. 216.410 Park. Thomas 11. 310.518 Park.9416am J.240 Clark. VANam K. 186. 189 Clorto.Machael W.492 OarMen.16110. 482 Class Anthony C. 482 Claus. John H.167 Gleason. Larry A. 75 Clacton. Chera Payton. John R. 518 Clayton. Rambo J.482 Cleary. Demos W. 451 Oeavinper, Kat J.370 Clegg Congas A. 108.173 Cleland. Marprla V.117 Clemans. Homo E.462 Clements IN D.123.166.180.191.518 Clemmenson. Stevan 81.356 Cleeetnnl. Donk 151.429 Clonnancl. Mary 1.159 Cnanger. Rebecca J. 318 Can. Cary w. 431 Came. Anon IC 194.197.196462 Cane. Katnenne A. 518 Cloran. Joan A.190 Oak Robert A. 224 Giese. Gregory S. 482 CUM 387.358 Oubte. Irvin L 518 Outnne.Saphm 1.168.518 gym...Barbara1 223.345 Coady. Ju th M. 470 Cobb.13orbada 1.518 Coborly.Calhenne 164.482 Coberly. Sae 166 518 Cobum.Carel X. 158.222.335 COGiran.Curt A. 441 Coenran, Marilyn 0. 421 Corkusitton. Susan K. 403 Coder. Jane K.342 Coder. Lemenee R. 81.482 Cody. Robert 1.206 Coen. Patncal.- 210. 413 •14 Cotten.Raymond C. 441 Coffman. NM S. 402.403 Coltman. Donavan W. 431 Cara. Daniel Ft 156.376 Collins. Donna P.482 Cohtn.Garra P. 184.441.518 Cohen. Gary L. 178. 368. 518 Conant. Donna M. 201.482 Coherst. Steen 1. 196.201.482 Coker. Wry Et 179.421 Colbert. David 5. 444 ColbOek C.M8Ory R 431 Colborn. James 0.482 Colt Charts C. 190.518.352 Cole. Cary A. 296 Cola. -ban 0.410 Cole. Sandra 11.161.469 Colo.Yin jab 4.77.222.342.518 Coleman. Cynthia A. 469 Coltman. Samos I.. 207 Coleman. Raymond 1 152 Coleman. Stephen 1.518 153 of Agrleultwa 106111 Conga of Architecture and Design 112. 115 College of Arts and Selena 116121 Gnat. of eminent Adenal ttttt Ion 172- 125 Cohn of Education 126-129 Conga of Engineering 130-133 Collage of Ilona DanOnics 134.137 College of Yawners Mak Ins 136141 Caine Republeals 230 Conran 7840 Calera Choral 158 Caftans VIA 227 Calera 441 Collepaba Ihrmoorata 230 Collett. Ranstel R. 158 Collier. Deb:rah 1.410 Coen, Kin C. 348 COOS. Valerie L. 410 Coasts. Carolyn J. 421 Cams. George F. 226.229 Colasisworth. Crystal 126.192.410 0750m.Cletwa A. 403 Colquilt.144.1.246 Callum. David 6.332 Won. Carolyn 518 Colvin. Mk ha444. 518 Combs Rosemary 518 Cornmenord. Daniel 158 160. 183.232. 518 ComnxvIord. Greta A. 518 217 Wawa F. 328. 518 Conrad. CDR E. 160. 170 Concert Caleb 158 Concern. LAnda14421 Conley. Vicky-L410 Connell. Bend L. 379 Conner. Rcnard O. 451 Connor. Marc S. 302 Conrad. Dale C. 451 Conrad. carry 0 131. 384 Conrad. Nancy 8342. 469 Conrad. Rtbotoal. 179.421 Conrad. %them A 227. 518 Conran Jaffe-at 441 Conn ' s. Margate! J. 482 Conownlion Club 174 Coma Kosard 0. 518 Convent Curtis 0.482 Convene. M. Wayne 173 376 558 Convocellens asn Conway. Donald 1.483 Conway.way. Kenneth l 167.229.296 Con Ronald A.483 Cook. Aka 358 Cra Mord. Michael 7.483 Cs owionl Pato V 336441 Dam.Elary 8 350 Dom.GaryL. 201520 Davis. Darold A. 520 Davis, tree E.180.422 Davis. Judith K.520 Dickerson. ' Novo 422 Dickerson. Cat 1. 145 Dekorson. Ronald L. 246.249.338.400. 521 Enke X.1144414242. 243.245.246 Crawshme Donnas 483 Creed. Lloyd M. 243. 246. 325.400. 519 Creighton. Gwendolyn 217.421 Cook. Araks D. 339 Martyrs Davis. Kenn R. 3$2.483 Dickinson. Albert R 226.441 Cook. Caron J. 293.410 Creswell. David M. 246.325. 400,519 elaws.leshe A 403 dclunson. Dennis J. 226.441 Cook. David J. 226.310 Crew. Richard M. 166.391.519 Davis. SUM C. 376 Cockkul Delo 3.521 Cook. Many 0. 187 Coder. Card L. 421. 423 Davis. Mork Ft 483 Dock.Pcddre. Mrs. Wanda 325 Cook. Jodunn 469 Code.. Steven M. 348 Davis. Mary A. 403 Dackson.Ehane 6.126 Cook. John 0.353 Cost,. Roman 410 Dam. VecluM 520 Onkson.(kane C. 318. 483.521 Cook. KCI•aten A.410.518 Crop Mary C. 132.410 Davis. Ri chard B. 350.520 Dickson. aye Cook. Randy A. 350 amender.. Eddy L 173 Dims. Rawl A. 346 Dmkson.Unda K.422 Cook. ' elm R. 199.431 C rent. A. H.85 Days. Scott w.168 DOW. 0.0 L.464 Cook. Robert A. 201 Crop , James M. 171 Davis. Undo 5.305.422 Debt Paula. 174.302 Cook. Ron 278 Crosby. When S. 148.350 Davis. Steven K.483 Deptallock. Jerald CM Cook.Waham R 366 Cross. Charlotte J. 421 Days. Steven R. 148.169.230. 333 Disko. Joseph C001.14MMUrn K.313 Com Ceunby 263263 Denson. John C. 366 esetroCh. Junes D.170.225.441.521 Cool. Intern J.91 Cron. Margaret 1.421 Damson. SamIta L. 134. 148.342 Detrick James L. 195.197 Coolest Dowd W 167 Crosson. Martha J.156 Dawson•Cormen R. 216, 219 Owlench. Vntlarn N. 350 Cooley. Jack t14.483 Crentartwo. Joseph P 81 Damon.Cymh4 4.207. 229.458 Ruth A.422 Coolty. Kristen K 210 Crouch. Rosanna J. 345 Dawson. Herbert 0.464 Want lames R 484 Coombs. Robert 518 Crouclw. Mengel L.483 Dawson Susan 1. 335.520 DAL Janice 4.331 Coon. Mao A. 483 trough Venn 7.302 I:W.Nano A.464 D41. Stephen R. 726.451 Codnrod. Lynn R.483 Crouse. Margaret R 387.519 Day.PopawJ.520 1341e. Dowd P.250460 Cooper. John D 477 Crew. Elizabeth A, 421 Davison. Lynne305 (741rnan. Lon W. 484 Cooper. John R.250 Crow. John J.441 ( Moss. Deborah A 305 Dillon. Mary L.469 COOPtr. Lament M. 328 Crowder...mm.0S. 197 Dealy.Walter L. 4A1 Dais, Ray A, 166. 2C0.441 Comm. Unda M. 179.217.421 CrOvnt.8m16040- 410 Dean Davneompaoy 33 Dimond. Dowd C. 158.441 Cooper. Marc A.167.207.431 Crowell. Pear J.451 Dean. Doha.; F. 233.483 Dirges. Thomas MO Cooper, Pegg E. 318 Cm...y.84dd 4.385 Dean. Dennis M 220.333. 520 (Mager. John W.196 441.521 Cooper. Sutphen D.483 Crowley. ..UM L. 431 Dean. Richard( . 360 Dingharn Doyt D. 229 Cwt.Robert E. 171.310 Crowther. Priam (.451 Dean. Susan R. 313 Esniel.Gregory S. 366 Concord. lams 4152 Coward R.152.441 Jam es eruce.Omme J.483 Dobson. Thomas B. 152. 451 Doks.Annur R. 207 etymon . Jack R 233 Oebes. Leroy.1 169.520 Dirks. Fred P. 308 Copeland. Raymond L. 166. 391. 518 Comm.GaetanoF.5H Detro10. Wheel E. 201.368 Pill041. DeborahA.3N Copenhalee. %bet L 229.451.518 Cacao. Janet F. 158.483 °Sold. 483 Dna Laura S. 75.79.185 Copp. Chants H. 263.483 Culbertson. Larry F. 391.519 Debeck. Karen 5.410 Dyrne..lohn It 148 GOppeoterger. Ron...6246 Culbertson. Lloyd K. 368 Debock.Nancy L 410 emon.G.M. 0.521 Coyote David 5.441 Culbertson. Robin L. 315.469 Decharto, Rome R. 376 Won. John P. 01.521 Coppersmith. Willem 376 Cuibenson. Ronald L. 229 Decker.VAllmmL 1St 451 Ehxon. tarry 58 Corcoran. Cheryl 14.191.274 Mary(. 519 Docken.Oary W 260.520 Dimon. Muth. 4.484 Coeds ' . WadC.200 518 CsolD.KnelS. Ita 305 Deckness. Reinhold 210 Dixon. Rthard A.521 Garde ' . Stephen 1195.200.331 518 Culp. Lento S. 158.177. 451 04costn.JohnR 350 Dwn. Thomas W. 220.484 Coanum Becky 1. 483 Culver. Sibyl K 161 Dedonder. Leon C 31 DUDA JoanE. 410 Comm.. John F.262.263.400 Cumming. CMOs S. 345.519 DOCH•CMC41. Byron J.437 What Pat.W.22S. 521 Coon. Kenneth L.358.451 Cummings. Jean C. 410 Deeds. Trudy L.403 Deene•Steetn R 333 Cornelius. Charles 140.141 Cunwnlna. Tony L. 374 Dcege. Debaah J. 207.422 Dobson. trona 214 Cornwell. DevidR- 229.333 Condit ' . Me 1.238483 Deere. Jon D.441 Docking. Robert 84 Cornet. Scott M. 274.451 CUMUngheen. hibretYP 159 Deenien. Sally A. 410 Dodd. Dale C. MA D.204.387.410 Calmar% C.293 Cunningham-W 233 Cupp. 519ha t ' Deets. Men R.106167.171.229 Deets. Douglas E. 229.333 Dodd. ktory E 164 DotiMichael C.441 Conlon ' . Benny A.421 CumGeorge C 519 Delman. Daniel 5.451 0000s.Chto K. 484 Conner...Carol 483 Cure. Mary L. 519 Demer.14ary 520 Do6t1s. Derrell D 263 Coned+. Paull 332 Cory. Kann C. 410 Cure. Mary J.192.519 Curry. OungM L 169.519 Dew. Bruce 1.187.451 Demon. Yvonne t. 290.422 Do Demo D Pada Cecilia 392 200 521 Cosby. getnatd L. 384 Curry. Kris B 195.197 De Grand. Patricia V.410 Crodge.Gabert R 110 Cosgrove. David N. 300 Curt Deborah L. 81.184. 185. 519 D011141. Arthur D. 207.338 Dodge. Theodore O. 89 Conon.Janet E 181. 187.421.518 anthem ccold W. 224.229 Demos. Steven 220.233 Dotting. Steven 13. 131. 148. 385 Cotton. Richard C. 131.310 Cutro. Christopher F 76 Dunes. Vernon P. 112 Dolwely. Daniel 3.484 Cotts•Virginta C.421 Ottlee.8auto K.520 Dohs. Morrogre E. 422.521 Cough...Curl E. 178. 310 Delcampo. John P.218 Doles Rebecca A.221346 alm0lelS4btenlANaSn 156 easunlhan.Mchod R. 348 D Dells. Gordan J.483 belch. lArcheat 410 Dole. David A. 198.231 Dolechek. Ednord 1.521 Coupal. Shirley S. 518.469 Delmont. Franoskt 306 DolentekDonasd 6.464 Courtner. Deborah A 185. 392.519 Cowlnee•Panwla 5.342 Courtney. CC4414 L. 339 Co urine, Undo K. 483 Courtney...4114N D.177 Courvale. Denies L 109.230,519 Canton. lowish M. Costae.. Wanda 0.203.519 Deane. Moan 117.121 Dehm. Gary 0.483.519 Gahm. Kathleen 483 Dam. Linda L.483 Daily. Eugene N. 519 Daily. Jean. 403 Oalry Stem Club 172 Dollen. Lat. L. 219.483 Della.. Cued R 520 Deloner. Kuhn , A 520 Deso7v. Vaughn W 520 Delta C1.1 318317 Delta Delta Delta 318.320 Delta Sigma Phi 322.323 Dols Sims Theta 324 Dornemck. Steven J. 521 Doman,. DM 318 Donald. Main S. 81.521 Dondlingw•RoWn G. 360 Donee Meets A.484 Denham. lona 1521 Donley. Elmer L 227.229.431 Donnelly. Kenn 1.431 Coven. Brute E 174.519 Cowen. Richard W. 160. 70.440 ans. 8 choreal. 1)1.198.209.431 Dolby. Rain Blaine 370.197.519 Delta Tay Delta 325327 Dena Upsilon 3211.310 Donovan.1Achtia$ 5 348 Donovan. Pally S. 313 Ganger. Christopher 348 Cowing. John W. 325 Covnals 34 Dalt Karen M 192.519 Dale. Raymond K.431 • slam. Jerald W.97 Delta 2414 331 Oczen. Mary A 179.458.520 Demand. John W. 192 Dooley. Jimmy C. 174.226.465 Doperaiskr. Wel, 368 Dopps•Mark A. 173. 451 Cog Men D 440.519 C9Irenole. Lorene 302 Deming MC4014.483 Doran. Memo H. 313 Cog Georg anna K.318.519 Co., James 0 368 Dalrymple. Michael R. 77. 206.221.231. 519 Damns...Margaret S. ISO. 209 Oomm 1 209. 227.431 .Mwrucl Dorman. ticks P.170 Doss. Jerk! 431 CO.. James P. 198 Dalrymple. Rend). W. 431 Osmond. Gregory Dotson. Mahan] L 195.441 Cox. Lum245. 209 Con. Marrone R.421 Dalton, °WIMPY A. 422 Oarnon•Choslone A_ 221.392 Dempsey. Barbera O. te Dempsr. (dna A 458.462 Douglas. Nancy L. 188 521 Douglas. Roxanne IL 217 Cox. Sheryl K.59.191.293 Damon. Philip 5. 221. 519 Otrauth.Corol .1.410 esouglalns. D. 192. 193. 318 Co.. Mrs Susan X4 Coney. Mown F. 18 6520 Dendurent. Mahan G. 160.441 Dow. Marilyn Cox. Thomas F.216.519 Oanentarget. vmharn F 85 Denne Ronald 0.431.437 Dommy.11.srbat Coyer. Alan 7.519 Daniel. Betsy R. 161.458 ny,u Denn Carl ' 441 Ooswn.Charles R. Coyne. Owes M. 483 Daniels. Darlenta 132.410 Dennis. 0460mh Commun. Duane C. 198 Coyne. W 4411.4 A. 59.313 Daniels. Donald14. 356 Dennis. Roger D.80. 155. 185 Donee. Geary M. 356 Cohort. H. 1. 107. 175. 199 Donut. Dorman_ 224.520 Donn...Stanley FL 141 Doyen. Larry 1. 224.484 Conn!. Mark 1.200.483 ands. Eddie K. 206 Denny. Kirk 8.483 Dense. Samuel D. 521 Go . Jeffrey P.221.302 Daniels. Gay. 520 Donny. Dragorse.LanyJ. 271 Craft Marsha 14 519 Donets. Mono L. 520 Demon. Frederick 6.431 Oral...Med. 0.182.451 Craft Ronald 8.519 Daredson. Lynn E. 230.520 Denton. David L. 520 Draper. Terry ' ' ' . 246 Cram Jaynes V. 172 Darling. Lynnelte It 422 Denton. Deborah 483 evens AmyL.484 Cram.Steeen1N. 177.441 Darnayer.DavrdW. 168.441.520 Demon. Donald l 184.370.520 Orerbeltes. Jack S. 521 Cram. William E. 131. 195. 196 1911. 352. Darrepp, Frederick 173 Donlon. Mace 11 413 Dreier. Galen P. 229.484 519 Darrow. %Wham L. 379 Denton. Rodger W. 431 Omer. Gary1.379 Crane. Patna,. R. 403 Crermr.Cathy 3.483 Creme . f kaeth A. 290.410 Cramer. John R.483 Cramer. Sandra L. 219.301 410 DanePant. Onto L.483 arrosport. Donna K 179.277.483 Davenport. Joliet R. 203.483 Davenport. anion 177.411 Desna Joey IA 179.410 Dowd . Karen 3.483 Deonshusch, Michael 227 Planner. Marilyn 5.164. 483 Descara Susan 0.422 Detrick. Paul F. 441.520 Drearnt Barbera 204.410 Dreamy. Jon M. 163.339. 521 DIeVeS, Palnoo L. 166 Dnnnon. Susan K. 222 Pops. Cymnia S. 362.469 Crandall. Pamela S. 421 David. Judy K 520 Dein . Bryce C. 483 Droege. miaow J.368.403 Crandesjklars D. 483 Desna Menke N. 215 Denten. Sales A. ISO Droesernew.. Douglas 441 Candell. Teny L. 198.199.519 glowdson. Kalinin 6.158.288 Charlantrm. 410 OFORt. Went A. 224 Crane. John 1.519 Dunn- Ann 0.469 Wilma. Undo 520 Porn me Susan D. 469 Crank. Rebel D. 152 Davis. Arthur A.158 Deterler. Dom L. 422 Orono...tee Lisa 1.339 Cram.. TimalmW.288 Cranston. Oren L. 219.296 Davis. Barbara 3.483 Multi:Mice L.379 Deutsch. Duane L. 200.226.441.520 Deutsch. RandalA 302 DroyMod. ThornsM Drown. Deborah G.t.293 521 Crary. Barbara J. 188.519 Davis. Catlwan A. 180.520 Devaney. John It 520 Dm Y.Dane 203.342.521 Crate. Mchoe1441 Dews. Celery J. 458 Dewea. JodynA 521 Otos. Norma° P. 246 Crawford. Carol A. 224.519 Doves. Charles Dist . T Ness J. 483 Dubon. Pardon F.458 Craton ' . Damn W. 431. 519 Dows•Cneryl 4191.293 Dock. Darlene 4.226.392 Duc. Lam P.278 Craolonl•Debra L.410 Dens. Darold D. 201. 520 Dick. John W 463 Ducker John W. 246 Cr Mod. Dane L.179.162.403 Dews. Ottes U, 387 Dick. Roger . 521 Dudgeon. Canal R. 193.521 Colralord. James 5.431 Coaalord.lwrette4113 Avis. Roma 1.168 362.520 Davis. Frank 250.251 Dicke. Una 3. 521 Enke. Michael J.477.483 DudlWager. Retard 14.167.206.370 ey. Mark G. 352 Cesvelord. .W04.1..224.483 Day...Cale W 326520 Daemon. Donna P 521 Duey. Deanna 1.277.422 559 Duffy. Rebecca E. 318 Copan. Linda M. 179 Mown. lynnJ.422 Dozer. Ronald 8.265 Dukelow. JamesD.178. 243.245.246 Joseph M. 184 Oulu. FacrurdW.431 DE•in. Mark P. 206.484 Durney.Das,04. 431.437 Danford. Kim0.328 Ournlv.Drane1 422 [Punier. trloth F. 335 Ournter.Manin A. 302 Elder. tbncy M. 522 Oder. Who ' d D.328 Oder. Richard 5.442 EMer.Steral C. 178.485 Dean. Alapini A 293.522 Omarn.40100414 A 194.212.213 tons. Renard N. 97 Eras. Carla R 226.339 [nelson. Linde K. 342 Duman. Susan 33$ Mee. Amhorry P. 246 thmwood. uncial. 293 Mott Arthur R485 ( nit Joyce E. 203.411 Ewing.UndE .1 339.469 Wee Street Times 33 Deg. Kenneth L. 207.328 Mew. Gary 0.442 Eye. Robert V 350 Eyler. JerryM.431 F Feld. Muhl 1.486 Fiesden.LatryL 221 Feklt. Danny 5. 268 Fred . James 5.114. 358. 523 lotabt4h L. 166.20 523 news, Philip R, 523 (reser. Herold G. 158. 333 Fdre.ColetteM 411 File. JudyJ. 411 rms.Gary T. 486 Ana. Louis 190 Melt Daniel E. 395 Fine Arts Counc• 184 Ovneway.51eplsen M. 348 Emu. Betty A 410 Fabac. Delores M.411 nger. Fi ' tamps F. 486 Dunbar. Jennifer G. 77 Elko Belly A 216.135.410 Fabians... Chnsla IA 206 J.166. 220. 465 Dunbar. Rental E. 169. 226. 295 Eno Dermal. 305 FMnalbSenae 152 Fink. Janet (Ai 486 Duncan. Mrs. Rain 356 Elko Gary A. 431 Eader.Mitem 1.522 Fmk. Sxiren G. 325 Duncan. Judith A. 158 Mott Gerald,. 246 Fater.Lany51.485 Finlay. Shirley R 486 Duncan. Rotten C.352 [Doll. Jag who, 411 Fret Mom J. 485 Finley. ROO 5.432 Duncan. Timothy D. 271 111441. James 0. 522 rant. Steven 4.328 Finley. Ronald J.190.523 EAJMNY.Chflord L. 158.210.451 Dem Kendall L. 166.23). 333 Futankt Cat WA. 387 Finney. Danal0 It 523 Dunker. Kathahm A 362 flamt. Stephen A.158. 431 Carbone,. Bend F. 385.523 Finney. KathyG. 523 Dunlap. John L 310 On. Barbera J.161.305.422 Eubanks. Jerry 0.432 Annoy. hwxyG 469.470 Dunn. Jame M. 360 Ms. Cathy J. 335 Feaebanks. Maws 1.179.339 Finney. Stepson 1.290.523 Dunn. Judith 4.161.422 Ms, Chaser L. 305.411 Fa.b3nkt. Shawnee L.203.205.523 Froramonb. Effle11J. 451 Durand.Colleen M.158.654 Elln, Constance L 485 tetbankt Steven E. 485 ca Fin. Randy W. 201. 432 0wlan.0.4niet 0.431 Inn. are 1 131.148.195.200.370 isibenks. Trove K. 222.339 Rrebaugh.Masai A. 302 Ourtun.Roben 8.261.441 Ihn, Darrell. 352 Femurs. Marforre 1 345 Filcher:Syron L.167.174.432.523 Ourgan.Jecke. 112 Ens. Root 152.155 Fatter. Joe 206 Fischer. Charlene A 411 Dureorn. Meryl. 134.521 Elks. Sandra K 232.223.522 Men. Dena K.328 MN . Erna C 113 DuSkr. RaymorKIS.44 Ems, Sharon E.335 Faten. John 11.231 Fischer. Jeanette 1.211.451 Our lin. times G. 431 Ems. Susan C.214 Faun. Ions M. 231.523 Fischer, lorry A 216.411 Envoy. Sheryl 290 Ellnon. NOW G. 168.431 Nat Man D.451 Fischer. Larry[ 167. 206.523 Duke. Dean 1.484 Limon. 387 Fa Dean 1.485 Elliott N. 211. 333. 451 Dutton. [Sauget J. 206. 521 Elsham. Leslie M. 485 Fmk. James W. 158.296 FINK. Carol R.411 Oulot Brent 0.431 Elsner. Deborah A. 411 Fek.1444vm IL 207 Fitter. Dane M. 227.486 wt. notary A. 158.159.465 [dolt Dale A. 190.485 Fmk. Peer M 206 Fouler. Eunice E. 523 Dutton. Marsha D. 182.402 Dealt Mike R.310 Fat. SOMA K.132.262 Fisher. Gladys F. 179. 224.422 Outten.Mklue4W. 300 Emerson. bola M.132. 222. 362 FalkeNWM11. Kathy J.403 Fisher. Jona W.451. 523 No M 179.484 Emery.MMY L339 Farley. Joan F.485 Fisher. Mark A. 348 Outton.Susan V. 458.521 Emnserson.AftertL 1041. 173.485 Faiier.Chatles R. 523 Fisher. %Mr Oyal. Vettor M. 521 Immerse Jean E.411.414 lalrernrcer. Dantel J 160. 360. 523 tither. Sandra 4.81. 343 Dyck. Kathryn 362 Endecott. Randall 1A. 177.522 Family Economics Interest Group 205 Fisher. Stephen 0. 158 00.Cathe J. 410 EnOtten.Shmhen R. 177 Family and Child Development Interest Fisher. Steven 0.108167. 226.229.523 Dye. Robert L.4I tniect. Lawrence [.157 Group 203 Flepatnck Marjorie 209. 458. 523 Dyer. Barbara J. 293 ENV. Retard K.360 10E. Frus.mmons. Jack J. 158.216. 345.411 Dykes.lAchael J. 368 Engelhardt Wald 1. 176. 442 Ian, Y.-51,e.i. Fruttnenens, Patrick 368 0.219.410 (neonatal. Susan K.422 tenser it GuangEvan 485 Reeeny. Glasse ' D.486 IngetetChnswoher 3E0 Fanehtner. Jennifer 485 Flanary.Mtket1 L. 199.443 [(Wynn,. Deborah .1.451 Fannint Garyl 432 Flenchmann, Donne 3.209. 422 E En116143ews 132 Enrde.CharlekW.312 harsher. Dana C. 222.322 Fenshee. Dane R. 126.3)4 Fleming MagJ. 466 Rent... Man 0.348 trot Robed L. 08.522 Far. Hassan P.213 Ilente.C5Pig K. 348523 EmElef.Duld L . 485 Fatter. Gloria A 411 Make. Lam F. 131.195.196.333. 523 Fades, Ronald F. 431 EnKler. Gees R485 Feeley.Margarm 4.345. 411 Fletcher. Donne 1.411 Ellen. Adnanl- 451 [new. Nancy L. 522 Farley. Randall C. 485 Fletcher. Lois E. 180.458 Eaky. RcOtst R. 112 Engler. Oren W.426 Farley. It hard It 96 Reicher. Patricia 6.343 Earnest. Sheila Y.335.410 Innght. TerryD.485 farmer. Kobel 1.442 FletCher. Susan K. 451 Emus Pamela A. 422 [net. Marshall W. 171 FannHouse 332.331 FlMcher. Terrell R. 323 Easter. Carol M. 521 (pier. John lit 485 Finney. Gay L. 485 Melchor. Willem 0.379 Earshot Sabra E. 362.521 (plat Robed 0.522 . Feeney. James Dickner. Sandra 0.78.79.523 Eastwood. Roger 0.441 Epp. Data A. 486 Fernery. WhineA. 168.209. 391 Flint. Strain 1.486 Eaton. David L.484 I co. Edward L 207.208.485 Forney. Terry L. 451 Map Can M. 159.523 Eaton. Jeffrey AI. 370 [cp. Howard I. 485 Fernery. ThOmOs E. 485 Faxen. V1gant M.201 Eaton. Lyanno 152.15 164. 165.222. 345 Oro. Linda S 422 Farrar. Barbara 1 523 Flora. Sharon L.193.202.524 Marts. 0.0nea1117.217 Cites. Rita F.485 Farrar. Kathryn) III Mg.Michael 190.379 Ebe.thert Ernest 8.370 Erhardt. James 0 431 Farrar. Nancy S. 523 MeurelOy.LItraente D.443 Melva. Keith 1.206. 521 Erickson. Ekineeth 314 Farrod. Chris M. 352 Ficnver.RWM S. 352 Ebert. JoseptiC. 228.229.484 Cookson. FredA. 435 Farr 4.0.0w ' 0.485 MO. Gary 0.432 Ebert. Mary C. 209.477. 05 Erickson. Went 348 Fame. Linda K. 179.3E13.411 MO. Poem 226. 3E0 [best. Roseal 193.521 [mason. Gerald W. 205 Catkin. Margaret C. 485 ' GEO.Kathryn 0. 524 Ebert Stephen M. 521 Chalon. Janet C. 403 Fang% Fatroth 154.215 FoRolterg. Donna L. 164.191.4 11 Moth. Sondra K.161.225.410 Erickson. Kaden K. 485 rattail. Manse:noon215 Folck. Janis F. 403 Eterp.ht Evelynt 47. 118. 158.362 EnCkson.Kwl 1.442.522 Faubus. Clarence L. 246423 folk. Stephen P.374.524 (bright 11.wW 1.158.328 Erickson. Roger A. 160 Faun...W. Sloven 0.432 Foley. Forrest K.486 Mag. Joao. V. 185. 189. 522 DOOM Raga 0.485 laurel. Wiwi. 485 Foley. James (.325 Etumo. Adrian L. 451 Enlace. Galen[ 328 Fistett.14ark C.214.432 Foley. Judy 1.486 Eck. Michaelmas M.469 DICSOO. Me E. 77. 15 164. 165.318 Ericson. Sue A. 76 Fay. Carolyn A 485 Foley. Lorry 0.443.524 Ecktabera. Robert N. 431 layman. Janet 335.469 Foley. bna 881.156.343 tram Suill 403 [Oho N. 0.133.145 Features2241 Foltz. Kathy L. 179.208,387 Econ. Sloven M. 152 Erikson Lynn Focht. Mince R.465 Fon,. Stanley E. 356 (Mt Dennis D. 333 [der. 101 4.392 redo.. Linde A. 485 Foie,. Thomas M.328 Eddlernan. Joyce L.4145 Ernst. Gene 112 Fedde. Menem R. 172 toncannon, Fr.W•CM A. 362. 5013. 524 (444.1.anda 5.413.49. 161.293.522 Ernst. Plancy4 485 Fedeb. Anne 5.335.422 Fontenot. Cone H. 391 Eddy. Deborah J. 422 (Mean i•VatIC41 J. 170 Ferrer. Warren C. 197.432 Fontenot Greg 149.221. 394.524 Eddy. Kenton L 174 [M. Kenneth J. 485 Fees.. Gerald L 451 Foos. Linda 0.469 Eddy. Kerry 0.451 Ervin. Rita 1.485 Farr. Stephen L. 300 Football242251 Eddy. PamelaJ.422 Enon.Maunce 1.485 f emenbach.Dale A. 485 Foote, Carolyn 4.524 Idtat Marty 522 Bch-Frederick 5.400 Feneenbech. Helen L. 209.523 Forasch4k. Sascha F.214.486 Edgar. Pony L. 314 fach.Rcisim 1.451 Ferber. Willis J. 185. 322.523 Fork...SusanIt 469.524 EdgMOrnle. Kathryn A 339.422 Eshelbrenner. Mhaed 442 reklInusern. Ellen I.. 182. 23). 403 Ford. Beth E.459 COO. Renard M. 441 Eshelman. MAO L. 183.2031. 333 Folakemp. Man C. 523 Ford. Chnstorwal. 411 Edison. Mrs. Estella 313 (shorn. Betty F 522 Feldlump. Armada 485 Ford. Glenda S. 486 Edmosten.Daylon G 441.522 (SW. Barbara 403 Foldkamp.Ouene L.178 Ford 114114418419 Edwards. A. Thomlon 98 Esser. Mary E. 403 NekOmp. lamest 108.523 Ford. Kenny 417 Edwards. Catherine S 469 tsumeet Sandra A. 485 Fefdkamp. Ronald 0.207.486 Ford. Kem D.158.310 Edwardt. CIOOleonet 485 Estes. aryl E 379 Mdkamp. Sandra .1.485 Ford, Rebecca A. 217 Edwards. Cynthia 1-342.410 Mtn. Larry J. 265.442 Felix. John 8.523 Ford. Sue E. 469 Emserds.. David 441 Este...m.94n 278 MI.Rdsard H. 206 Ford. Susan M.162.459.524 Edwards. Oebraj. 410 Eta K4998114105 Fedinan.Carol 5.191.422 Foment Rickard 4.231 [awards. Donald J. 275.316 CUMSharon 8.403 River. James!. 443. 523 Forrester. RobedW.486 wards. Robert L. 522 Folert.Wayne 217.431 fent May J. 523 rtmiswe. Arnm14 R 174.486 Edwards. Sara L.410 Euthon. Days., 422 Fenton. MAMA 149 Foss. Barbara C. 422 Edwards. Sidney 7.198. 352.522 (vans. Dreary A. 171.485 Forbade. 8441eJ.2(42. 293. 523 Fotlif.Alan J. 261.452 Egan...401ml E. 379 Event Carol 77. 164.165.485 Fergerson, Rick B. 246 Foster. Donald (.97 [Kan. Thomas F. 441 Evans. Deborah A.422 Ferzenon. %Nen C.271.376 Foster. Kent R 486 Euleslon. Richard D.442 Event. Maroc J. 335.522 Ferguson. Crag P. 486 Foster. Marlene J. 486 (Mike. Forrest Cl. 431 Evens. Laura L. 165.339 Noose Gretery I.- 486 Foulke Jane A. 469 [Mich. Last E. 442 Evans. A. 362 Ferguson. Leann M.422 FoutitAill. Douglas D 158.42 Stmecin A. 522 Event Muth K.191.314 Ferguson. lAny1.523 Fountain . ChailesW.477 Emhous. Steven J. 81.356 Evans, Roselene M 522 Ferguson. Reber) 1.486 Eisentweit. Deborah 5.211 Evans. Stephen L. 442.522 ' mosso N.Laurel A. 449 James 11. In. 163. 167. 206. 5 CIWINIalef. Doan L 1953199 (vans. Thomas 8.250 Ferns. Mary S. 403 Fournier. Joseph T.175.432 Enenhul VICIOr (.451 Ewen. Thomas. M. 117 Fetertnati. James C 177.383.432 Coale.. Carolyn S. 469 [ ' scanted,. G. Scott 370 [vent Wiliam A. 431 Feverbarn. Richard 1.4e6 rosier. Jeffery 8. 328 (lumen. Jan 1. 485 Everett. Mildred L. 166.184.331.522 Fey. Torn4.523 [omen. Joseph M.452 Emp.14alhaniel 0.212.485 (wrist. Dianne M. 422 Feyerhem.Artin M.152 F04144. Kimberly S. 422 [Wt.Carla J.422 Everett avid e. 199.217.379 Fiche. Maureen A. 181.187.486 Foster. Vicky 5. 411 Elder. Donna M. 203. 216. 477. 522 Everson. Constance M 485 Men. David 1 232.443 Fonks..13ryce A. 224.486 Elder. John D. 431 Met Donna 1. 422. 522 Mdse. Gordon 0.451 2PPRe .1 524 Fowles. Roger W. 229 Arts. Sonde J.459 Vox. Carolyn S. 193.524 fox. Doane J. 383. 524 Fox, Elizabeth 4.343 Foe. Gory L. 196 201 Fem. John K.356 Foe. lenic•1t469 Far. Irma M 179.187.341 422 Feu. Sheldon 1. 230. 350 Freese Linda S.524 ' rams. Ronald 12 195.524 roger. Janki A. 386 frame. Margarel 4.164.165.339 Francesconi. Roberta 486 524 Ira nos. Canine N. 486 Francis. James V. 158 Francis. Karen S. 233.486 Francis. Kenneth J. 376 franeal.148h141 E. 352.524 Francis...1 211km 11.443 Frank. Beverly G. 179 Ira A.Karl 4.278 Frankest Joyce Franks, Richard It 374 ;rantWM 486 Franz Sara M 214 524 Trams. John W. 79 Frasier. Guns A. 2113. Irautscny. Mark S.171.452 Frazee. Lawrence E. 199 Frazier.JohnG. 240 Ember. Robert H. 246 Frazer. S. Sylvia S. 343.524 Frederick. John 348 Freeborn.. Sloven K. 199 Freed. James 0.486 Freed. NM° 3.387. 524 Freedman. Arthui (1.. 216.443.524 Fteelasn. Wiliam A. 432 Freeman Christine . 392 Freeenan Guy I. 250 Freeman Gary L.379 Freinan Gird A.452 Freeman lads W.452 Freeman Khan B. 328 Freeman Sandal. 202.411 Freeman WIWI L 411 Freeman Wilma 1.233 Freest Kathleen J.524 French. Canny 0 486 French. Don L 189.452.524 French. Mrs. Fan 332 French. Howard D. 300 Freshman6243 Freest James P.443 Frey. Dooms F. 131.452.524 Frey. Gary Kt 316 Fnedmann. Eugene A. 117 Fading. aryl 524 Inman Jerome 188 Fread. James R. 184.486 Friesen Jennifer J. 158.182 230.232.331 Filet4n, Patricia K.163.392.524 32 Friggen. Roberti . 348 Frisbee. Man... A.459 rristio. Moto K.486 Inchon. David R 114.328.524 Fins, Terry W.159.322 Fritz. lend. 422 Fritz Jerry L 379 Frar.Wdltam .1 221 Frat411. Kent 230 Freest Charles P. 486 FrOttiChnel. Jerome 452. 486 Frohn.PaInCla A. 204. 459. 501 FA:MM.Mena11 192.524 Fromm°, Mary L. 179. 305 FrongA.Wararn G. 177 Frost Weal W. 169.325 Isostrom.Kathken S 161.343 Frownlellet Jimmie 178 truehling. Mediae W. 218 Fry. Doris M. 486 FrY. Haney . 193 Frye. Ram NI 443 Fryer. Holly C. 117 Fsmask.Morlera 215 Fiver. Judy L 290.422 new. Susan M. 524 Fuhrktn. Ron)10 C. 524 Fulvman. Thomas C. 379 Fa Larry W. 188.325 Fulkerson.Keem L.316 Fulkorson. Paul G.443 Fulani. Jose M.432, 524 Fuller. Ronald D. 195.197 Funk. BruceW.486 Funk. Doane K.203.226.477.524 Funk. Edward 232 Funk. Kathy J. 290.469 Funk. Monroe L 196 Funk. RosanneC.208.452 FunIthou501. Linda J. 469.470 Foam,. Fred C. 232.432 Fteaud.Ranc1•11E. 16E1 Fuqua. Robert 3200. 524 Furney. !ern L 314 Fyte. eta K. 202.305. 469 G Gabel. BlabaM J.411 Gabel. Michael E. 250 Grenek.Melanie G. 275.486 Cada Soreds V. 215 Gadbery. Janet E 422 Gadetragoon.Surae 411 °Am. Charles 1.524 Garde. Ragene H.452 Genes. Janice L. 403 °mos.Sharon R. 525 Genes. Inarran (.486 Grimm. Daniel R.296.525 Gelman. tom L.97 Gale. Norman R.206 Galen . RebeCCa 486 Calaway. Jane E. 335 Gatloway. JsAla A. 158. 336.449 °lust ftdney A. 352 Camber. Sara Gamble. John H.432 Game Thernee4041 Gamma Phi Iota 135.317 ammeter. Tern 1.363.403 Gamow. Judith L. 343 Gardara.N. nerd. 194 Gantenttein.Andrew L. 368.525 Genie. Barbara E.422 Garanscn, Sandra S. 205.486 Gott...Man W.452 Garcia. Carlos M. 322.525 Garoa.Retiard L 443 Gard. Mkned F.195.197.391. 525 Gardner. George R Gardner. Kathy 4.179.469 Gardner. R. Drake 250.251 Gardner. Robin L. 171.229.465 Gardner. Sofro K. 469 Garman Terry ft °resell Alice L 486 Carreats.K4ren S. 222.335 Garret ' s. Nancy 0.486 Garrett Cynthia S. 403 0. 526 Garrett. Charles 255 Garrett. Glenda (.363 Garrett Wayne N. 525 Gannon. Edgar L. 177 Gannon. Rhenda K.411.414 Garrison. Ronald 0. 432 Gronson.Sue 392 Garton. R. Steven 207.486 Carver. Frank P. 370 Garrert. Richard 0 525 Gary. MChae18- 358 Gary. Michael H.486 Gash James R.486 Ca% kill. Richard L.188.325 Gasper. Wane R. 190.452 Gasper. Kenneth N.486 Gasper.Michael D.525 Gellert Canal S. 120.465 Gassmann. JoyceA 486 Gast Webber T. 310 G ssTlrgt,KekA 177 Garton. Douglas AL 350 Gales, Daniel 7.171 Calm Mario A 452 Gates. SandraII 181.187 Galttrmon. Bgryryanan G. 300 Cath. FMa R. .343 Galt. Frances 4.164.345 Got Ronald F. 107.175.226.224296 Gat oohs. Barbara G. 293 GaughanMame K 486 (airman, velum 1289.525 Gaul. Owen 4.525 Geol.Robert S 189 Gaunt. Joan A. 422 Goy. Larry G.205 Gaynor. Nancy S. 219. 226. 411. 414 Gebhant Mary C.422 Gebhart. Glen Gotten. Joyce 1.452 Gotten. Raymond 8.275 Gee, Jeer R. 399.432 Gee. William M.432 Gegen-lames F,174 Gthring. tenure L. 449 Genet. Gnery1F1 219.293 Gernan. Jaerluelyn4.223. 345.411 Ges. Steckel S. 469 Getwnt, Pandas G. 371.525 GeriCh. f s that a 179 Gent:hon.Cheryl A. 217 Geneuky. Rotor M. 336 Connolly Pub 189 °am. Teruel 403 6•3111. Ken P.525 GeNge. Gentile IA. 164. 185. 202. 2E4 411 George. Debra A. 345 George. Jaye 229.486 George. Vida S. 486 Geraghty. Deborah J. 343 Gerber. LanyG. 432 Gerber. In W. 350 Gordon. Paved L.487 Gaon. Dean L.158.432 German. William R. 173 Gam... Robert C. 308 Gem. Gregory 358 Gerntz. Ellsworth 97 Gersbactar. Joan 422 Gerstner. Daniel P. 1613 170.297.525 Gersell.Gferma G. 143.487 Gower. Joseph S.206.333 Getman. Sara C. 411 Gover.Kainenne 179 Gleber.Rober W.525 Geoer. Warren R. 325 Gronebn. Arvind M 215 °soothe 11KnOlaS J. 75.432 Garratane. Pantie 459.467 Gbh,. Earl M. 432 Gabs, Kathryn A. 161.487 Gibbs. Thomas R 374 Geier. Paulette S. 203.487 GIDSOn.Chrn109her 159.432 Cason. Vince 56.245. 246 Gibson. James G. 452 Geson.Patricra A 487 Gibson. Val 6.302.525 Glare.. Dend L. 232.379.525 Gem...Gwyn A. 422. 525 n 469 Ger. Hemet ' 1- 121 Gerson Rickey A.289 Glom. Gonna 5.487 Giessenbrer, Ione 525 Gressenteer, Bane 202.469 Cullom. Hammel 487 Gem. Moe J. 412 Gatslad.Mfeed O. 297 Gilbert Robin S 368 °Meth. Bruce L. 101.157 Gilluson, Paul°. 145 6111. Mkhae14 Gdurn.Carol 1.459 Gears Suave L 525 Gam. Geratd at 525 Glen. Judy A. 202. 204. 209.412.525 °Muse. Combats 525 Comp . Jimmee 221 Geese...Kitty 1.487 Gillette. Rebecca A.402. 403 Gotland. Rant 412 °mend. Cast S. 343 Gilliland, Michael W. 302 GilmoreCarol J. 203. 204.209. 412. 525 °more. Deborah A. 403 Gilederf . Michael J. 207.525 Genple.lbehard (.200.487 °nem. Darrel L. 452 Gmssola. F. 213 Germs. Hama N. 289 Gish. Ream 1477 487 Gbh. Patna.) A 363.469.470 Givens, Alt it 219.412 Gun U. Christine 363 Glace. lvdn A,158.422 Janet D.459.462 Glaser. Donald J. 200.443 Gesliow.Dmthili 4.339 °ob.GaryF.244.247.400 GLaum. Lena M. 487 °aunt Stanley A. 525 487 Glenn. Grant M. 148 371 GIck, 1150M 5SL. 168 Glotstern. Joist M. 525 Gloutech.Ghnstine 775.335.422 GkArbach.Stetinet J. 22.190.302 Glover. Cindy 1. 363 Gecko ' . Jame 412 Geelsey.Elnace F. 443 Goelwmg, Arlo A. 158.223. 135 Goerger. John M. 246 Cowing. Joke C.487 Goering. Reteliah 277.412 Goenng. Richard 5.487 Goen, Vernon J. 432 Goerne. Larry D. 177. 525 Go-erten. Ronald 0.487 Goes. Rodney F. 229 Goff. Am E. 469 Goff .tharlotto J. 203 GottCheryl Cr. 174.525 Gall. Howard R 174.358525 Gott Nancy K.469 Golf. VAlltamG 487 Coiner. Palma A. 343.525 Gelatin Linda 8. 403 Golreed. Andrew 206 GOIreed.Enc 207 ague. Lows L177.525 Goiter.. Dougtas P.193.525 Goon.tharlesR 325 Colo.Garrett L.487 Golden. Mary F.339. 525 Golden. Thomas 1.59 Galdslierry. FLAY 469 Goldwasser. rent. 487 Gobbet. Sanas 4.206 Gantry. Scolt .1 158.226.229.432 GAO, Marlene A. 229.412 Games. Mauna A 278.380 Gooch. Jerry V. 349 GO Don 1. 110 Good, lbrold C. 103.228.229.525 Good John A. 487 Goat.. Kay Lynn 487 Good. Linda K. 202.229.339 Goode. James 4.526 Goaden. shard. 526 Goodln.Andens J. 182.343 Goodman. Newman W. 432 Goodman. YAllsam 4.459 Goodness Mall 420429 Goodpasture. Shen L. 154.459. 526 Goossen, Cron R. 208 Samson. Gwen 0 314 Gordon Donna G 487 Gorden. Gary C. 526 GC•don.Gren R. 380 Gordon. James R 169. 226,297.526 Gordon. Richard M. 487 Gordon. Terry J. 469 Gordon %%Marrs w. 190.526 Gore. Gary 11.81 Gorman. Nancy J. 223. 336 Colman. Caw:IA.443 German. Michael 4.175 Garton. Repent L. 152.200 Gory. Cale 1.526 Goss. fill S. 207 Goss. Rita 1.412 Galas. Susan R 188.422 40111Ch11k. Robert IA 432 Cough. Conlon 0.170. 225.229 Comay, KennethK.131.133.240 Goren. Kent 1. 487 Groat. Cued W 526 Grata+. Jackie 1.161 Groble.M.NyG 403.526 Grace 84011st Sadly, Felbee1 p210 Greet. Richard 1.443 Gracy. Jeffrey K. 452 Oradea School 142-145 Graf. Anne M 403 Gal. Margaret M 401 Got. Steven L 310 Gal. Terrell 432 Grate. Richard A. 526 GraftGregory c 443 Graft SteveJ.199.376 Graham James C. 262.263.400 Graham -Nihon. 174 Graham. Larry 0.196. 201 Graham. Leith 14. 477. 4W Graham. Marsha A. 161.222.336 Graham. Mary V.290 afahim.Patno3 C. 487 Graham. Ruth E. 158.3 Grab ' SelawaGlub 87 173 Granberry. PatrKsa 469 Grant. Scott W 374 Grantor.. Domini-452 Cfapenftater. Llano 526 Gras. Dave403 Grater Gregory Grainy. Mark L.224.229.526 Grainy. Richard L. 229.452 Grautrholr. lamest 169,526 °watt GM ' L.179 Grayer. John D. 487.488 Graves. Alan P.437,526 Graves. Cindy L. 487.488 Graves. Darryl W. 190.3 68 526 Graves. Kenneth 0 195.199. 526 Graves. Martha S. 487 Graves. Nor man L. 198 Gem m.o.Cana A.293.469 Gray. Amer L61.336.469 Gray. Barbara 345.526 Way, David G. 131.200.352 Gray. Jsrow.W. 197.526 Gray. Jetty O. 325. 526 Gray. Kathryn D.459 Gray. lams 1.443 Gray. Rebecca S.526 °ay.SO:At N. 274,302 Gnaw. James 11.526 Greaten. Tern J.459. 462 Greeks 84405Kendal L.333. 526 Green. Belinda J.404 Green. BA J. 487 Green. Gaylen W. 487 Green. Gregory N. 189 Green. Henry W.452.454 Green. Kim D. 363.412 Green. Ronald J. 255.310 Green. learnas L. 371 Greenfield. Glenda1 192.331.526 Greenhaw, %wen 1.160.224 526 Greenlee. Nancy K.422 Greer. Stesawn 8371 a Gen 164. 3.19 AVM 145 Georg. Janes K. 152 Grerunger. KarenS.422 Gren11011. Con.). 526 Grennan.Dennit (.200.526 Cong.AlanG.487 Geier. CharlesF.161.432 liner. Marsha S. 179.412 Gnflelh. Stephan L GnflinSharks L. 300 Gnf fin. Kant 452 GnIfith. MCP. k 314 Griffith. T. 1.85 GnIfith.WecimaK 160.165 Gnat Kathy L 346.412 GrOl. Randal 0 118371 Gnin(4, Mn Cathenao 314 Gnmes.Gregoey D. 171 fames. James M. 432 Gnmas. Larry 269 Gomm. Larry J.488 Grimes. Mark A 302 GriMOSSerdell A 452 Grimm. Karylk 182.488 Gnmrn. Merles E.404 Comm. Shelby N. 58 374 Gnmoda MaryJ.164.287. 290 Grinstead. So D. 328 Grip. Theresa A. 469 Gdolon. Janet K 477. 526 Unwed. Gregory 316 Gnsittad. Randal C 310 Ginon.Kada I.. 165.305 Greet CAW S.343 Green . Jane 0.192.293 Groesbeck, Alan W. 123. ILI. 190. 526 Gemara. Deborah 339 Coon. Ricnmel 352 Grosen.Ronald L.374 GeMlmes, Darrel 0.200 °emu. Jerry L 526 Graeae Mansard M. 488 GrOOlhuls. Lillian M. 163. 392.526 Grose. Marlene F.192.193.489 561 Grose. Hellen K. 192. 193.4291 Gross. Douglas (.443 Gross..141%4C 488 Grow Susan 28526 Grow Susan L. 214 Grossardl. Arno P.206.452.526 GrOltalut. Dougla$ W. 206 526 Grolnuten.Cend W. 224. 229. 526 GC011nnen. Jean E. 412 Grout. Jeanne°. 44. 158.182.392 Grows. Danny A 197.477.526 Gmeas.lanot 477.488 Grubbs. Mn W.526 Gruber. lance S. 912 Gruber. Larry M 168.120 432 Gainer. Freder1C N. 454 Gnash. Loos A.332.627 Einitarnacner. Lance W. Gnaw. Nancy A. 77.132. 363 Guenther. KennelhL 488 Cur Ferry 1527 Ocala,. Mene145 Guglernme.arran11. 148.206 Guhl.Alphaeus M. 172 Guild. Leonard L. 218.391 Gulled. Anne U. 203.290.527 Guilloyse.Elonmeln 422 Guldner.Vakity A. 230.412 Gum.levas T.107 Gum. L.376 Gunn. UH L 302 Gupta. Nun K.200215.322.527 Gupta. Wiled K.488 Gurnee. Cam C. 201 Grant Maly E. 459 Gus14140n.Oeborah L 219.470 Gustafson A- 109. 73.627 Oustason. Palms. E. 230.459 Giant Ronald L. 310 Conch. Larry A. 170.527 GAM h. tends .1 527 Guy. Harry P.195. 196 GnY. Rebecca A 192.527 Gvy. Steven IL 443 Guy. llama. E. 527 Guidon. Vicki B. 219.343.423 Cnvartney. Janelle S. 399.459. 462 Gem. Slephan E. 160.183.232 Onwin.RalphW p1527 Gymfo.Kwatme 154.212 gymnastics224265 H Haag Charles 3.189. 432. 527 Haas. John A 210 Rms. Rknord H. 203.210 Jana E. 185.277.423 Winer. Robert D.177 Haehonberger, Sharon 57. 131. 132. 527 Hireaw.Daie A. 385 Hackney. JamasL.465 Hadachek. Merle D.170.333 Hadley.SitrimM 432 Radom. Jean H. 470 theIele. Raymond J. 399.432.431 Haerlare. John W. 308 Halt Everett L 131.152 Hagan. Harry I 190 Hagedorn. Duna M.470 Hagedorn. Juba t 470 Hagernan.Stephen J.168 Hagenrnvw.Molanw3137 magerman.Alan C. 226. 303 Kagerenan.CarolS. 134.335 Hagle. Janet% L.340 Ady K. 186.521 Hann. Mark 1.196,201. 225.443 HannyMbur IA 432.527 HadAYAllomIt 173 ahNine. Dallas Ci 158 Haw. Juliana J. 226 Kant. lima. MO 88 Hapee.Mary A. 209 Ha Jan A. 488 HakcJeseploC. 120 Haifa. Roam L. 489 Haiderson. Gayle R 4701512 HaIderson. Karla C. 192. 226. 412 Hale. DatOrah J. 219.488 Itak. Jeanne 191.488 Hale. Lon 1.488 art Haney J. 171 Maio. Susan M.488 Haley. Jan. V. 412 Laurel 14,470 Hall. Almon 1412 Hall. Barbara J. 318.412 HallCharles L 152 Hall.Cbarles v. 173 Hall. Denali 6 308 Hall. Da_ nny L. 488 Hall. David 255.256. 259.261 Kell. fah= (.423 Hall. Jam esV. 216527 14411. knn E. 171 Mal. Karen 1.423 leanKathy 0193 HMI. Michael A.527 Madel 0.198 Hat Stanley0.210.221 Hal.Steyen W. 171.488 Hap. Thomas M.488 ltaa. War-el 527 Haim. Hailr. virgins 4 181.182. 488 Hals.4nahla C.293 Hartibthon. Nancy E. 527 • Donee M.161 Harlan Sandra L. 132.222. 290. 527 Hamilton. Leda L. 423 Hamilton, Linda D.452 awnelion. Timothy M. 452 Haman. Melvin H. 206.333 Hamm Canon°. J. 488 Krone, RH hard D.452 Hammer. Gregory S. 207.308 Kammer scam Neil 771.376 Hamnarseamidi. Thomas452 Hammes. Lynn F. 443 H ammes. T homes G.452. 527 Hammond. Rink 329 Hammond. Richard W. 527 Hampton. Becky L. 527 Hand. Robert J. 184.527 aIndke. Tenon 0.174.528 Ranch Greta y1 148 167,169 229.297 H ands. Samuel 4.- 229. 297.528 Hanel. Umbel 139.206.528 Hanhardt Rego r L 488 Hamm. Van W. 488 Hanlon. Viklu L.404 Henna. band R. 374 Itansen.Dorold P. 528 Hansen. Jim L. 380 Haman. Kent L. 170.221.443 Hamer. Ronal C 175.488 Dammeyer. Norman V.20? Hanson. Carla J. 233.528 Hanson.Casol v. 274 Hanson. Dread A. 221 Kansan. Den J.470 Hanson. Lows A. 489 Hanson. Rachard 1.199.3SO. 528 alitigocel.. ameS 0.289 Ham. Niabar A. 27 airbag . Knob (.459 awbaugh Clark 7.489 Ilarbaugh. David D.160.164.352 Gary 6528 Hardentorger. Philip 171 Harder. James 0.489 Herb,. 10140h 0.206.528 Harder. Potty S. 423 H anley Gregory W. 443 Hardin. Marc 5.207.385 HaccEnt. KayC. 423 Hardman. Kent I. 385 Hardman. Paul 1.198.385 Hardy, Lantana, L 443 atoresnope. Rarmondii. 206 Ha gran. Betty L. 423 Mow rp. John It 443. 528 Harlan. Dew A 206. 209.528 Hartuns, Rand K.423 H aden Gary D.528 Harmon. Mary 343 Harmon. Mary,. 404 Harmon. Robert 0.29.148.169. 175.297 Harmon. Sue( 219. 343.•12 Hamm Gary J.528 Harms. Linda R. 192528 Harness. Diane 5.423 Heronglon. Gordon A.432 Has moon. John L.221 Harringlen. Richard206.528 H arrir. Brant. 230 Hawn. carol 4.528 Harris.Clark R. 489 Harris.Cmargia G.193 Harris. Kay 267. 318 Urns, Richard 0.489 Harris. Ro0e.1.1143 awns. Susan K. 201 528 Harrison. Dorothy L. 145 Hannan. Gary L. 489 Marmon. Rune 246 1411 ' flint,. Thant 1.356 Harrod Box A. 489 Waned. Ronald D. 308 Han. Dared L. 169.452 Hirt. Gayle 6.211.489 Karl. John W.171.443 Hart Julia R.423 Hort 185489 Hart. Richard W 349 Hart Terry 6.432 Herb Nan R. 190.349 Hartke.LanyW.207 Hartley, Jacquelyn Thu Iley . James . 326.528 Hartley.Kannetti E. 489 Hartman. Jana .1. 293 Hartman. Joan H. 255 Hartman. Larry C. 37. 118. 158 Hastman, Leon 8.246.528 Hartman. RichardI 123.158.371.528 Hartnett Gerry A. 423 awls. tarry 0.368 14.vishorne. Susan .1. 423 Hartwell. Sally J. 132 Hansel. GaryL 206.529 Harvey Ail 263 Harvey Harold J. 206.528 Harvey James E. 207. 333 Harvey Jewel 346.412 Harvey ibehard L.333.528 0.316 C. rwo Harwood. Robert 4.206.316.528 ludett.Roranna R. 158 kaslouer. Charles H. 229.311 Hasiouer. Susan C.404 leanings. Stevan L.489 HalchEan da 4.404 Hatch. Mta 1.192. 193.392.529 HaIned. lama . 167.174.528 140theld. Philip D.114.528 Itatfie1d, Ronald ES 190 Hathaway. Carolyn M. 166 Hathaway. James 731 Hathaway, Thomas R. 201 489 Gregory L 368 hsta. Mary A. ne Hauler. Julia C. 363 Hauler. Mark S. 371 Haut.. Richard6 443 Hauck.Cona 8.167.333.528 Haut-A.Marco A. 423 Haug. Robert E. 356 Neon. David W.452 abuse. RchareIG. 152 11.1144r, Mts. Manna288 E. 206 Mare. Sherry 1. 412 Havener. Leroy J. 528 Hewer, David P.322.528 anti. Wheel f.- 360 Hawkino. Nana 0.452 Hawkins. Donna A, 412 HaMomon. Ann S 222.346 Hasa Stephan D. 174. an 140% 4. Tartan S. 192. 202. 336 Hawks. limoby A. 297 H ewer,. I nit K. 336..470 Henry. Snerne A. 166. 214.225.465.528 HaaAlionle. Haney E. 243. 246. 245 Hawthorne. 304. 293 Hamer. Jerry L 528 Hay. Bawd N.528 216. 417. 414 K.153 HaY S.Janan E. 432 Hayek Kathy). 346.412 50.222. 28].318 Haymaker Hal 3194130 Haynes. meta 423 Haynes. KMnHRC. 376 14eynn. SIL•nha K.166470 Kern Roten A. 489 Hays. Ronald L. 297.528 412.529 Hazen. Anna C 226.229.452 Karen. Marayn 0192.489 Marleil, Donald L. 529 Headnek Karma S 179. 271. 465 licadnek. Steven 188.358 Heady. JOhn Healy. Barbara (.404 Staniey C. 489 lemony Russell A. 489 H Heath. Richard 10.246 Heath. Susan al 393 Heath. Theodore 246 Heaton. Chary C. 412 Keaton. Janice L. 404 Neckard. Alines V. 452 Heckman. Danny R. 158.350 Heckmann. Barbara L. 225.470 Hadbhg. Met W. 250 Hedges. Tony J. 376 Heello.Cannis E. 489 Medial. Judith). 192.230. 477.489 iiednek. Jay 0.205 Hedonism. Lauren K 179.489 Hedsuom. Lonna R. 170.489 Herr,mitSusanry 132.336 14emen.ljamel 20[.365 teers. Meryl. 225.529 Kathryn A. 529 Wench. Renard H. 220.089 Mmesche. Stewed 0.432 larifer.Deborah L. 158.159.290 IlelfeRwwww.Gtare A. 489 Ilelleabower, DuanIPE. 529 Heine. Eyck L. 216.412 Heppe. lames A. 400 1iedebrecht. NS_ D. 412 altielnek Mary S. Hew. Duane A 232. 399.443 Helm. John C.489 Hewn. Haney .1.459 Dianol(87 0529 H eal. Marilyn A.123191.423, 529 Heme.Glonn A 175.368 Whaer13. 308. Hememann. Don 1.316 Ilom, Janet le 132.318 Heins. Witham0.156432 Heimann, blvd C. 465 Heiniternan. SlephanKr 529 Hail. Michael J 771.452 Heilman. DOM (.459 Heenan. Doane J. 222393 Haliman.Undelt 164.189 Heitsehmull. Oonnelt 219.470 Herlienrater. Koren 465 NMI Judah A 165. 204. 216.393 164. 166.412 H aat. 1,200 Hell... Cheryl A. 229.489 Heller. Michael W. 229. 333 Ileum... Annette 41.399.423 Heihms. Donald E. 224.432 Helm. Den I.. 274.443 Helm. John C. 154 Nenn.Mchael A 383.432 Heunke.Redneell 452 Htmenetang. Dwight 1.400. 529 Hempen. Frank 8. 201 Hemphol. Debra J. 179.404 Hendershot. Judith A. 163.202. 204.226. 387. 29 UrryR 168.529 Henderson. Data A.412 Rwanda. Donald W. 263. 352. 403.529 Henderson. Glenn E. 316 Ilemserson. Ammy L 108. 175. 232 Henderson. Ketla J.459 Henderson. Tien L 51.53. 217.324 Heng. Karen S. 209.412 Hang. Sharon K.209.412.414 Henke. Sue 1.226.382 Hennaberg. Deborah K.202.203 Hannerang Dwight. F.126 271 HannIng,Canaind. Heankeen. Lyle HennkSon. Gerald W. 206 Henry. Gary J. 489 Henry-Winder A 423 Henry. Lando 1.158 Henry. landa 5. 158.192. 393 Henry. Mary A. 402.404 Henry. Pamela R. 171.229 412 Henry. Palma M. 529 leanly. Steven C 139.206.489 JOhn L 310 Hensley. Michell C. 489 Hensley. 7110Mas E. 168 529 Henson. Waynerl. 181.187 Kenton. Rebecca J. 387 W elter. Jane 5.219.227.412 Sietwerty. Melanie .1.363 HaPperly. Michael C. 310 Hangar. Harry W. 432 HOPP r Mu 8.489 Iletbers. Am 0.452 Herten. Manta F.202.412.414 Herten. John Hantalbf.JOhn Ft 169 Hannan. Barbara L. 287.340.529 Hermes. .aerald W 158.329 Hermes. Steven E. 156.157 Hermesen.Charles13. 103.466 114 nmec k. Carol A. 452 Herrneeek Wanda K. 452 Herndon. Michael L 171 Herndon. Raynal E. 338 H one. Make E. 311 Hones. liamb HY A 222.346 Mang Brent et 433 Hama. Linda L529 Herrman. John It 529 Herrman. Marlene S. 399. 470 Benet Diane S. 412 Henmk. Mary 5. 489 Heuer. Joan A 305.412 Hess.Carton V.111 Hem. Cobra K.293 Hess. H awn 94 Hen. Tony L. 356 14estet..lohn (,161 tiester.1441 1. 50. 53.404 Hews. Martha L 529 Hetheangtan.CMInfl 423.529 Hati.Alvin W. 170.443 iiettenbach. Paul R.433 w ont Armor. D. 171.452 Hata Mary.l. 529 Ilettar. Gregory L. 529 Hevener. Mrs. Nrea 350 Honor Dale 4.446 Heusal.Dened 1.201.489 Hewitt. D Kent 224 Hasson.Roberts 0.346. 423 Heyne. Dowd E. 158.489 Hvyne. Robed V. 160.529 Haywood. lterwmh a 94 Heyman,. %chard S. 220.221 HMOs. Marva 1 412 Hider. Baty L. 387 abler. Rory W.452 moonbeetham. Monty 443 Hickman. Wayne F. 443 Malay. BM 0.178.401. 529 Hickey. Edward J. 197 Hockey. Janet 14. 192. 202.386 Hickey. Nemitirr M.470 Hielioklanc M. 202.465 Hicks. Jerry W. 489 Hicks. Kenneth L. 316 443 meger. Janie 4489 mesterman. Dale E. 171 Higbee. Nancy L 158.424 mons. Cyntbo E. 529 mAPJrn. Douglas R 529 Mark L. 274.302 legramon. Eted H. 117 Seldebrand. Jatlery 489 Hadebtand. Ross A. 311 Hildreth. Ra4444t11.1. 470 Hades May A. 412 Hal. Bennie J. 489 MO. Jeweler 1.412 Hat Kennath 4.316.529 Hal. Larry D. 529 Mil. Pamela G.424 Hal. Rick l 529 Mil. Sabi404 Hal. Strewn R 433 562 MK VMM 4470 Milner. Stephen J 452. 529 Holls.1344bara A.208.226. 387 MM.Terry L 207 Hilton. fluabeth P. 230 thnows.104hat 1 172.433 Hindman. Kenneth 225 11mdtrun, Martha L. 225 Hon. Roan H.108 Hws. Stentey f 174 Hwason.Crag Q 166 Kam. Mary 222.336 1anti.Cent A. 206 ienu.Giogoey W. 465 tints. Thomas A 190.221.529 Noes. Doran Ihser. Robert E. 159 Hu.. Richard L. 376 tittchcock. Rick K. 263. 267 Hants.Pamela 5.489 Met. Robert S. 184.529 Hat Monate K ann. Panda S. 219.480 !flats. f rants C. 229.433 lecogiani Renard 0. 197. 452 Hobos. Carol T.489 Hobson. Clot lord 218.386 Hochuh. Cynthia 14 222, 290.336 Hodge, Martha J.465 Hodge. RIM5.125.218.452.529 Hodges. Joseph O. 158. 302 Hodges. Patn J, S. 433 Hodges. Teddy O. 195. 199 Hodgson. MelindaI. 424 MetilereeS 489 424 M. Ombra S Mem. Karen I. 290 417 poet ton. Ruth M. 137 Hole. Jo A 424 Hoffman. G. 170 T. 529 Half man. Conn • C. 192. 193. 489 Hoff man. Dav4 G. 168.329. 529 HOIIMan. Donald F. 401 Hollrrun. Dorytta 137 Hollman.Coroicl 11011Min. Henry 7.414 Hallman. Linda A 204. 226. 387 140110%1n. land 0.368 Hoff man, Martini. 350 Haman. MifhaelD 76.489 Hoffman. Stephen T. 490 HOHnOttld. Foxleoc 169,43.3 McMaster. John 0 230 Mogan. MICN444. 297 Mogan. Ponca 0 490 Mogerty. Susan P.336 Hoglund. Reg R 351 Hogue. Betty K. 93 343 470 llownitton. Beth I. 158.306 Herlaway. Barbara K.412 Holcom, byte b . 424 Home. Cheryl A. 179.490 Holder. adhael S. 529 HOSeMan. Pepe J. 465 Holladay. Caner R.443 11011ancl.1Aarou S 293 Holle. Dow, P 376 HcAlenbeck.Gary W.530 Hollomnead. Cheryl 490 Hollock. Pietism M. 197.452.454.530 Mittman. Tony G. 271.490 Hothrwet James 0 718 226.229.530 Hams. 8nan W. 383.433 I1olm. David A. 490 Hon. Dorothy K.132. 363.412 Holm. Roger 1.443 Holman.Csothw 3.314 Holentak. Jonn M 246.401.530 Houma tee A.81 Wilma Radd 196.201.374.530 mimes. Susan G. 219, 290.412 dinguril, Pain 8.470 KOHL La ity ft 217. 490 Hope. MrOId 1.430 Holste. Roger P. 443 Hoistrom. °HMI- 470 Holstrom Miry L. 205.302. 530 HOb1tpR.bhnl 171.302 Holt Bruce B. 530 Haul. Dan A. 490 11o11. Mara A.160.371 How Richard 0.376 lIcatternan, Dale E. 707.490 Wiseman. lamest. 207. 490 Holman, Pamela A 470 HOntet Journallun Inteent H orne 64..neenla, Teaehlryg Intse4110e0uP 202.203 HontecomIng 5447 H omer. Kathleen A. 459 Ilornmertzlom.OnCH 530 Ionweidausen. Harold 168 laong. Kenneth 166. 177.493.530 Homo. Martine A. 134.205.530 Wader. Joanne 9 465 71044.Calrba 459 Hood. Paula K.412 Hook. Johnnie PA 229 Hooper. ant 161.726.459 1194.381 lloover.flanyR 197 Hoover. Jeanne M. 180.490 ' loom. Sheryl C 219.412 Hoove4.W4ham ) 110 Hope, Marian L.490 Hopmen, Mow L. 179.277.335. 413 moons, Lynn 0.226 Hoppe. Union C. 413 Stersn L. 452 Mont Hannek. W. 198.333 Hanle. Maw 1.490 Horner. Tar) 459 Harrah. John PA. 207 Hon eShoe4445 Horst. Itsren A. 363 MelleuItuee Dub 173 entaly1.- 219.413 Horton. AKdan J. 424 Horvath. Inds R.452 How. Herbert E. 206 Moss. Samna J. 468.470 Hosterman.Kmhken J. 413 Hostetter. Carol A. 290 Hotchkiss. Steven A 433 HoughtOrt. Keith W 226.229.231.331 Houghton...4am C. 300 Houghton. Sandra J.221. 222.393 House. Charles C 374 House. Sister !Army 166 Houser. Jack 0 368.533 Housing 262.505 Houston. James W. 490 nowt Judy K. 388 Howard.Chnstone E.413 Howard, Jennifer 59. 222. 346 Hemard. John R. 326.530 inward. Patricia A. 166.190 Howard. Vickie S. 459 Howe. Barbara K. 424 Moat !Home J. 263 Hoe. Kane°. 327 Hotel Cynthia C. 314 Mom Nancy E. 424 HtMand. John R 266 Holland. ALlegaret L.158 346.413 Holland. Robert C. M. 207.490 Hawotth.Stevo, 0.490 Hoyle( Linda J 452 Hoyle, Shelley A 161. 363.459 Donald P 96 Haft Lynn k 466 R.424 ▪ PoranC 171 Hryska, Pampa A. 132.222. 318 Hio. Kenneth H. 199 Hubbard. Palma 10.287.331. 530 Human). Robert 4.198.130 Hubbard. Valerie 8 305.413 14obbart. Seery D. 490 Hobe,. Doran J.204.331.530 Hook. John 0.530 Huck Airy C. 171. 229.413 Hudson. Dale L. 224 14dson.1441.1. 530 Modson. Loretta 318.130 Humker. CsaWe O.459 arena Dann 194.197 HoIl.Carotyn S. 226.388.530 Heft James M. 376 Hutt miry l. 158.271.533 Hull. Lorraine 4, 225 Huffman. Judah L. 158. Hughes. Shirley A 90 Hugo. Cornelius 490 Meet John A. 443 Ilun. Janet E 423 Ilu1fme.l Dustin 207 hamburg. Jack A.490 Homtrickhouse, Robert 490 Wan Linda G. 166.363 530 ' Saints. Haney J. 363.530 Kinn Sara 363 Hammel. Gary L. 490 Kimmel. Sway T.530 Hempen. Susan K 290 Humphrey. Sonata K.459 Hund.Cocdo M. 413 Hund. Mathew.% 413 HunetwalArun K 197. 214. 215 Nguyn T 170 Hunan . Kesel A. 401 Hwmult. Owne V. 424 Hawker. Paul 0.530 Hunsucker. Sarah L 290 Kent FrederlckC 187 Hunt Wm. ley A. 490 Homer. Cana 59.179.319 Hunter. Deanna I.. 530 Hump. John D.452.530 Hunter. Karen 1.. 161.490 Hunter. Marca Hain Aldan% 2 !SS MunISIngte. Nita K.159.210 Hennittr. Jolene A. 399.423 Hupe. Jae A.459 H urley.n Had K.042 litareannk. naafi 106.170 . . Hunt. Stephen II. 349. 530 lluschka.oarcl J. 433 Historian. Wollom A Minna. Cynthia 424 Hussan,MommrneOS 212.213.490 Husan.Monamferin 213 motion. Keith A. 110 HAW. Philp A 490 Hatchorn,GrryoryK 453.490 14utOmnon. eery C. 316 Hotchoten. Kent 1.453 Hutchison. Jones L 404 H utu. Nancy A 319.413 Holman. Kent J 530 • Dnh 1 170 myth. Andrew 433 Hueayyln,AlvnedS 143 Hyde.. Mohamed A 173,213. 214.490 lbet Mnonno T. 361 Hawn. Chan D.217 I I atan. Dand 231 salt Tonothyd 161. 368. 533 lenna Marc,. K 490 Independent Stod•M Associalkm 477 laden Mieteution 215 Indoor Tract 266-269 139.167. 20 ngaisbe, Joyce 180. 477.490 ngersoli Phaln K. 187 wad. Janet K 530 maw.. Wm 1 171.297.443 %earn. Pamela S 424.530 da. LIMAS 319 mos. Joann J. 314.530 keep. Jennie. S 132.161.222.319 Mite% of ElektrioalandlEMbOrdos ThEhneerbeg 197 Inteemileglabe Sports 2711277 tneeelenkertntee 4243 Want amain J 393 MernatIonalCoordnotreCoonoll 154 (Wears J. 343 intien.Chrosutphw 433 Ripen. TeomasE 433 Intramural Counca 157 Intramural. 279.281 Iranian StudeMs 215 ' Man. am W. 161. 326 Ireland. Jan E.158.363.413 Ireland. Handal A. 349.530 mot MAK heel 6.231.377 iron. H. Hugh 218. 391.530 MuttPalma 0.155.531 Msn. Deborah L. 490 Irwin. Jame J. 453 amen. Jerry 1233.477.490 Wen. Joan[. 413 Imo Jaycee 470 kat es. (Lane C . 180 11th, James La Rue 374 het Martha 222. 319 hr.. ?Noy A. 219.294. 470 hen. Rebecca R. 216. 319 hemmer. Stephen B 490 Monomer. Mark W.433 hon.Jane M. 424 hAarnk Assoclation 213 bon. Polly M.453 Imes. Linda A 413 iyengat. Koshosa P 215 lacks.Doneldl 221,316 Jackson. Barbara 4.470 Jackson. Br uce 0.443 JtwAson. Charles W. 173.443 Jackson. Doane K 453 Jackson. Donna M. 306.404 Jackson. Edward 4 490 Jackson. flaw C.85 Jackson. Isaac W. 250 .1aCkson. James R. 224.229 JacksOn. tarryl 190 Lucy T. 413 Jackson. Robert 4246 Jackson. Roger 311 Jackson. Rona 0.169.433.437 Jackson. Wayne 1. 271 lsotkiOn. WItam R 181.187 Jacobs Ca IL 443 Jacobs, James G. 531 Jacobs. JanoCe A 193.393.531 Jacobs. Karen ' . 413 Jacobson. Kan K.424 Marlow Kallmine 473 AwKw. Craw f 187.465 matt James .1. 187 18 dean Cad P. 453 Manta Richard W. 207 non Alan( 433 James. Kathleen I. 336,531 336 Jameson. Kennels 0.433 Mouton. Richard D. 207 Jan.Matahnewel H.213.214.221 Janke, Warren 8.176.443 Janata. Raymond T. 232.453. 531 PIMA. Ruth[ 275 kimanws.1.coraYne 443 Annan Douglas 0.443 Janssen. W. 229. 433 Janssen. Joshn 8.206.333 Janssen. Larry A. 218.443 Janssen...lark81.184. 274.490 Janssen. Pen:, 179. 490 Janssen. Semen 9.433 Janis. Karen $ 200. 424 Jana. Karen S. 166.204.413 loam. Gary K. 178 Jammer. JerryR. 380 Jarred. Carol L. 424 droll Janalee 344.531 Jarrett. John A. 206.531 AMOR Palma A. 206.531 Jana Steven R. 371 lans.ChnstoPher 311.531 Joins. Rata.. J.363 Jay. Sharon S 531 laynts,Connw J. 531 444 Sloven A. 453 nate]. as (bar 339 Jot Inos.Pho p1 168.531 Jenkins. Anne M. 490 Jenlens. Donald 490 Maims. flwabrith A. 396 imams. John L 177.225.453 Jenkins, Naomi E. 77.459 Jenknson. Kay 150. 346.471 4diteln. %Oland N 200.531 Ammon.Shatlen K.424 Mown. Anita L. 490 J ensen. Dale A 444 Jensen. Kendra K.490 Jensen. Larry l.158.230.232.490 Jensen. Steno 0. 444 Mon. Doyle 154 Mower( Judith 1 166.214 loppet•n, Jon 186.189 andun lardy l 379 knegars.Rirylal F. 329 Jernigan. Thomas M 59.329 Jeschke. wry C. 531 lathe! . Phan1.444 Jesperben, Sandra 4413 Jaw . Charles G 167. 206, 444. 531 lawn. R.V.ph L. 531 Mg. Curbs E. 194.197. 391 J.U. Mary I. 161.490 lemma_ Anhui S. 531 Jonk.CarozynM 314 J ob n. ChrosIone O. 294. 531 Mt Leslie C.490 Joel. Robert D.187 Johannadary L 336 Johnocan. Leary 250 Jonns. Manly A. 181.187.490 }onns.ftsney 193.531 Johns. Susan 490 Johnson A0tHe M. 471 Janson. Manta 0.212 Johnson Man W. 195.199 Johnson. Men D.531 Johnson At min . 199,531 Johnson Pawne P.490 Johnson Carol A. 790, 471 Johnson. Carol 0.193.531 Johnson Charlene M 233 Raman Cheryl A 161.471 Johnson Dand 13 246 Johnson Dad J. Johnson Demi W. 360 Wham, Deanne M 413 Johnson Dennis J. 198 491 kennel Dian 377 Janson Dost1..C 433.491 Johnson Douglas R 226.229 Johnson Eaten R 180.493 Johnson raise A.424 Johnson, Francs.) 290.404 Johnson, Frec1F. 207 JOhnOn, Gal C. 217 Johnson. Cary W. Johnson. Henry K Johnson. James C. 491 Johnson. James II 433 Johnson. Janel F 225.230.477.491 Johnson. Janet M 471 Johnson. lintel- 491 Johnson. John A 17S kbran. Karen C. 290 Johnson. Kan A. 444 Mum.% Kenneth P. 264.265 Johnsen. Kenner. R 383.433 Johnson.L.nnotta J anson, MaDonne 54,219 Johnson. Maroan f .191.291 Johnson. Marlene K 233 Johnson. Manes S. 300 Johnson. Micloce T 831 Johnson. Nancy J. 179.459 Johnson. Host W.491 Johnson. Penelope( 471 Johnson. Richard A. 333 JOhns0o. ROOM 5.360 Johnson. Rosellen A 471 Johnson. Runs A 491 Johnson. Step enl 250,261 Johnson.Sleve A. 175 ,JonnsonSNvenl 329 Johnsen. Susan S. 205,493 Johnson. Ssena R.404 Johnson. Theresa V 491 Johnson. Wade A. 453 Johnson. Wendy A. 161.340 Johnson.Wendy L 531 Janson. Wean H.133 J ohnston. Ilarbara 1.613 Johnston. Bruce M.158.433 Johnston. George 11.187 Johnston, Gregory 491 Johnston. Janet 491 JahnS100. allay 6 366.533 Johnston. Lloyd 0.250.444 Johnston. Mani J. 444 Janata. illochatia A 164.319 Johnston. Nancy J.424 Johnston. Maws S.192.491 Johnston, Steven C.444 Jones. Man 1. 531 Jones. Mut L470.471 Jones. Wade F 233 Rem C. Card 240 J ones. Cemsa M. 72. 185.294.531 563 Jones.C.ourtney B. 371 Jags. Deborrah K. 158 JeneS. DouglasS. 433 Ja nes. Gregory E. 250 Jones. army 314 Jones Snell K. 491 Jones Arledge J. 230.459 Jonas Kenneth W,Ye8531 Jones KennW.168, 453 Jones Kristin 158 Jones LarryC.297 Jones Larry 0.385 Jones Margaret 5.171.424 Jones Mark P. 375 Jones Michael W. 148.330 Jones PautaG.413. 531 Jones Randall 5,158 300 Jones Richard A. 177 Jones Robert K.444 Jones. Robert W. 201 Jones. Robin J.230.291 Jones. Su AnneL.404 Jones. lethal. 294 Jones. ValerieA. 424 Jones. Wtbirm P. 453 Jon. Dared V.444 Jordan. Donald K. 491 Jordan. Canrd J.434 Jordan. James S. 326.531 Onttan. Mephen 1.531 -tarns, Kenneth 0. 161 Joy. Kuby 6.171 Joy. Melody 8.404 Joyce, %nor A 377 Judd. Brenda A 226.388 Judo Club 233 Juhnke. Frederick Juaians.I rank A 435 one. Edward F. 166 Jorgensen. Grabs 8.491 AM. Mcha0 W. 380.531 JuUtn.Mary S. 531 K Macki n. 380 Kee kley. Jerry Alan 390 Kadourn, Ahmed 278 Beverly G. 314 Kaempte.Gregoey W 177.434 Khn. Joseph N. 360 Kann. Gerald G. 220. 453.454.531 Ittow.tertierlt. 145 49aIwnJeanb. 180.404 Kann. Karen S. 340 Kuser. Robert 453 14144naddn. M. 213 Katinholl.lbluben 211 Kelivoda. Marla J. 424 Kallenbach. Susan E. 363.531 Kalassee, Paha L. 306.413 Karnalaps. P.315 Union. VasaM 6.215 Kerning°. Daniel A. 444 Kamm. Kelvin C. 434 Kammer. Karen 13.181. 187 Kammerer. Kathy 1.473 Kant el. Maine E 349 Kane. Kant K 352.532 Kanenakn, Yawl, 148 Kansas State Chrhtlan FellonMp 208 Kansas State University Msoctalson Residence Hags 399 Kantack. McIver 491 Raps. Kakarno .. .212.434 Kappa A Phr136 333 Kappa Nit Theta 339.341 Kappa (44119 342.344 K appa Denali 193 345.397 PM 211 Kappa Marna 340349 Warhol. Ohne M. Kari.Kmtocher 4.250 Yawl. Rebecca R.424 Kane,. James E.221.360 Karnowslu. David 196.201.532 Iternowskr, Mary M. 209 Karpt.Mkhm1A. 218.453 Karr. Reteet C.491 Kant. Stanley A. 303 Kaselorl, Nancy R 424 Kahl:. Deborah K. 226. 229.424 Kase. KatIskan L.491 Kober. Dead IE. 58.351 Kasper. Eugene C. I00 Kasper. John L. 174.209.435 Kama. Jacpuolynn A. 388 Kale.. Arlene 6.424 Kalhka. Mara L.459 Katz. Dand A 491 1414.Robeet 0.434 Meer, Jerald C. 207 KM110.0 WA 6.193.491 Kauffman. Linda K. 471 K Kauhnan. Neer 1206 Kea Janette K.491 Kayo. Renard E. ao. 532 Kavanagh. James 31 Kevatnenr. Dement 5.315 Karma Y. Brenda N. 465 Kannaer. Crag ,.. 444 Kamm. Donald P. 444 !learn. Janet 424 K um, John 1.444 Kearn.Rebert E. 399.444.532 Keas. Morgan S. 393 Kent Mork E. 444 Keating.KathInn A 166.206 Keeler. Robed 6.444 Keeley. an K 532 Keen Kenneth A. 231, 532 Keen. Roy 156 Keene. Jeanne R.166. 532 Kenhan.Ctrely L.453 KeeshenAlmy M. 202.393 Rotten. Who ' d W. 491 Rehr. Ghosts. 471 Kelv.Yvonne 0.214 Keith. Kenneth L. 434 Keith Larry E.177.383.453 Kelloms. Robert K.491 K David 194.197. 375 Miltenberger. Randy491 Kellen sager. reeky 171.491 Kener.C.wol A 471 Keller. Jorn L.434 Keher. Khristophe 326 Keller. Larry F. 246 Keller. Rnard J.444 Keller. Ronlac1G. 385.401 Keeler. Russell W. 326 Keller. Thomas( 206.371 Met. Wayne R.231 K ester. Willam 271.371 Kehn.Cetbra J.491 Kelley. Itarley D. 158 Kelley. Jane 14 491 Iktlery. Kathleen 5.424 Kelley. Mary 1207.229.413 Kerby. Pamela S. 470.471 Kerley. Patncu A. 336.532 Kelley. Paul L 110.117.169 Kelley. Stephen 7.167 Kellogg. Martha G.401 Kelly.Marre 4.51. 491 Kelly. Michael A. 311 Kelly. Patricia A. 424 Kelly. Randall J.278 377 Kett WarrenD. 199.491 Mire. Don 0.532 Ketyman.Ghatles 7.131.197 Kemp. Rehm , L. 122. 434.332 K wanton. Kirk A 371 Kenasten. Mark R.. 444 Kendall, David IA 491 Kendall, James L. 491 Kersey. Rickard E.444 Kennedy. Carroll E.101 Kennedy. David 4.81 Kennedy. Elinor 8.340 Kennedy. Gerald F.123.153. 190.35Z 532 Kennedy.Patrock 8.216.491 Kennedy. Peggy L. 164.165. 363 R 81 Kennedy. Willem E. 193. 854. 265.444 Kenny. ' SlateA.459 Kent Duane 326 Kent. Stanley R 300.532 Kenton. Randall K.453 Kenton. Ronald G.207 Kenton. Sherry K.532 .491 KePka. Karen S. 424 Kepley. Row 17. 329 Kebob. Jane A. 319 Stem 1. 349. 532 Kerbs. Brent N. Kern.Ootadas A. 178.532 Kern, Edward W. 434 Kern. Greg M.158.351.434 n. Mary L. 434 K ern. James P. 444 Kee n. lbc hard . 444 K ern. 1-16o 278 Keen. ellsarn I. 158.453.532 Kern. rank L 491 Kerr. Beth( .404 Kerr. Charles A. 170.491 Kerschen. Daniell. 172 Keshleat, Bradley J. 351 C. 164.202,319 Keller. Karen S. 466 Ketterman. Deborah 1.413 Keys. Lyda J. 388 Keys. Samuel R. 128.129 Khan. Hand A. 213 Khorosam. Fanbors 222 Kko. John E. 352 1062. Daniel (.445 KESS. Leo R 316 KIdd. Roger C.2139 KkIwe4.Janet E. 164.226.413 Kiefer. Sandra 207 Kiem. Gently 1.471 Monett JackYi. 177.205 K ans. Noreen P. 216. 423 lUket.Casolyn 1.491 Me. Lyndel 9.453 Mon. JOSePh F. 532 K4 gore. Mary 413 Store. Torryl. 491 Sart. Daniel K. 221. 453 Kean. Mark R. 491 K ansa. Kent M. 196.201 Kimball. Mena K. 377 Kmball.genton 8.326 Kimball. Ronald 0.246 Kimball. Str.en V 375 Kimball. William IX 491 ' amber. Odabeth G. 75 Kinstrel. Deborah K. 120.294 Kimbrough. Mrs Sue 384 Kimmell. William 1.434 Kondell. Neal (.158.349 Kukser.Steeen W.59. 177.377 ibndorknocht Jean 294.532 Ka Mmes M.434 King. Larry K.329 King, Laurel C. 159.182 Kingly. Danny C. 200.491 Kingston. Philip P. 170. 227. 453. 532 Kingston. Lomond E. Kinteraar. Rose N. 49181. 303 Keyes. Marsha 1.424 Kirby. Barbera A. 277 Kiechholl.Gamia S. 404 Kirenholl. wires L.491 Kok. Kama 1. 77 Kirk. Patricia 532 Kis k. Richard D. 139.206.333.532 Kirk. Stephen D. 171 Kirkonde. John II 333 Krkenctar. Debra 306.401 Wfharn. Kenneth E. 229 Kirkham. Lynn E.229.453.532 Kirkoatrek, Eugene 197.44S Kam. Ks ' se J.294.5.72 K ish. George W. 221 hunger. Barton E. 424 Miaow Barbara F. 171 161e.KanyJ.491 tale. Thomas L. 192.491 10m. Timothy). 434 Kiltle. Ronald E. 166.391 Itltteson. layerard M. 126 Kittleson. Rick (.453 Kronen, Eddie 232 Krogh.. Paul G 532 1(441rs 225 Kasten. Jahn EL 445. 532 Klein. Beverly 5. 413 K UM. Elden R 184.491 Klein. Neva E.204. 210. 398.532 Klein Ronald E. 385 Klerrochrmdi Beth A. 294 Memo. 77.160.308 Klemm. Mary G. 209.471 Klemm. Paola 471 10enwne, Marilyn 424 Mende Davi0J. 401 Menke. Brenda S. 209.413 Menke. Thomas A. 491 Mont. Ruth M.492 K le.craa Catherine 216,413.414 Kletelsaa. Gail A. 413 Meyer. Deborah L.344.532 Kihnlerker. Jean M. 294.532 KleYslarber, All M. 363.459 Mawr. Alpena 5.210.532 Klimek. Edward L. 532 • Ilicharde 303 Kli ng .Sandra 1.51. 424 Klocke. Gerald E. 171 453 Kbetkom, Trudy A 202.226.393 Itleopper.Margaret 42 K rug Duane F. 434. 532 4 Kluwer. Jame S. 192.193 532 Knadhendgtrel. Richard 329 Knaddlen. DaVon G. 445 KnaCOMberger. DortJ. 156.333 Knedlok Gregory L.492 Knedlik. Mary 5. 492 Kneeler. Aunts 0.532 Kneeler, Steven M. 326 Krupp. 169.532 Knight Clarks W.225 Knight. Christopher 326 lensM.Gtark A. 326 KregM.Gyntrua E. 413 Kright.Davul L. 316 Itroght.Dranna S.424 Kndens. Richard 7.171.434 Knodle.Barbar a A.344 Knotonctild.Garolyn 404 Knot Joseph I 316 Knot Samuel 211 Knoll. Tamar 211 Knee. rttara J. 314.459 Krona. 8o Joe A. 158.454 Knorr. tnIzG. 271 Knelt Timothy J. 167.206.333 Knox. Deng T.81 Knapp. Jan (.237.024 Knutson. Carol J.532 Knutson. Herten 110 Ito Sloan 5492 Koteskie. JohnW.533 Keteslue. Sheryl K 492 Koch. Man 0. 155, 173, 533 Irech. James Kt 492 Koch.Rchard.l. 366 Koch. Stand 0.192.294 Kodak James r. 380 Koehler. Bevaly M.424 Koehler. Kenneth C. 533 Koellow. Delores 163.531 Kothker, Ruth 336 Korday..14chae1189 Keeps( .. Randall R. 492 Koemet. W W.133 Kokos.. Themes 1.492 Keal.C6ent G 533 Kohlenberg. Mary L 171.229 Kohler. Kai ny K. 424 Kohman. Kathy K. 404 Kohman.Macteen 3.471, Kehr.theryl A 211.459 Kate. John W. 289.533 Kolank.Deborah A. 209.471 Kolank.Kathken S. 205.209.471 KM Ir.Thomas 7.434 KalKh. Michael J. 246249 OMR Robert 4.434 Koleek Emil J.533 Oilman. Mark E. 434 KOste. Diane 6.314 Konanto. Deborah A 424 Kens GianeM. 192.388 Kenai. John P.360 Koader, John 208.492 Kegiulos, Mary E. 294.405 Kocher. Nancy 1.533 Kornteld. Marylycle 492 Kate. Eugene F. 445 KorUsanke. Mantra 185.202. 20%459 Kossyk.Arela A 164.413 Kossyk. keno B.413,533 Koster. Car111. 75.107.175.X25.308 Ratner. Linda 8.424 Names. Man 1.192.366.445.533 1(014y, Kevin 349 Relay. lanes 349.533 KOOdele. Colleen R. 30%424 Koudele, Larry J. 492 Rover. John R 454.513 Kowalewska.R4Nted 434 Kowalski. Thomas P. 385 Kant. RonaldM.434 Kormy.kurgbedirk 344.413 Kral,. Janus N. 171 Kraantell, 444ton J.533 MO.. Ea Janet E. 229 209 Kramer. Daykl L. 437.533 Kramer. John A. 445 Kamer. Mary J. 166.492 Kramer. Richard 1.492 Kratky. Mary 1.179.209.413 It Miry. Rose It 424 Kraus. John C 158,445 Krause. R•Incia 533 Krebs. Donald E. 492 Mental Dena 4.424 MahteKMark E.59 K reuter. Gail 533 Kreuter. John 6.492 Knder. G Alan 112 Knee. Kathleen A. 405 MMus.. 1.1446 215 ItnIder.Maidene 1.459 Krim, KenneMJ 385.533 MOO. Judith M. 164.192.393 Krodur, Gary 0.445 KrOhuNt. Donald W 143 Kroening. Mays... 305533 IttogdaN.DaMOW. 167.207.333 KA:obiLinda C 471 Krohn. Frank M,195 445 K romm. David E. 189 Kranblad Randall A 177.434.435 Kr004010. Sloven .1.171 Krouse. tarry L. 445 Krouse. William R.454 Krueger. Douglas11 391 Krueger. arms Krueger. Kirk w.371 Krueger. PamelaS.171.413 Krueger. Stephen R.371 Krug. Nancy L. 492 Kruger. Lonnie O. Kruk Robert F. 145 Knapp. Jahn W.199.226. 533 Kruse. Karen R.413 MOW. Linda M.161192.202.533 Kruse. Loren J. 79 Knit . Mary E. 413 Muse. Thomas G. 329 Kruse. Verna 44 533 Kry0a.YnntIrtd.l. 533 K W0+11111 Klimek. Oen Pl. 445 14454414 131 11444494 Est 811 K44414 117 114441411Ingers 1111 Ku. 0schluoy90 492 Kuckelmen. David J. 131.220. 311 Kuock.0filthlo M. 166 Kulahl. Joyce 6.492 r. Douglas K. 533 K K. James A. 131.195. 196.8:0.331 533 Kohlmln. Dennis K. 131.199 Kuhlmann. Donna R 459 Kuhn.Iteryt.413 Kuhn. Michael 1246. 247.368.401.533 Kuhn. K101..224.413 Kuhn. Rory D. 289 Kuhn. Vkky E. 533 KurnrnerleWL Safly A. 179.405 Kemp. Donna 1.160 491 Kunt4Debr4 J. 158.294 Kurt, Gars K.192 Kier. Albert 8.229.297.533 Kurtenbach. ToresaJ. 209,413 Kurth. Vides R. 497 K ula. Carol K.201492 Kushner. Sharon 1.471 Ktnnyer. (mess 1.252. 255.256.257 15.6ernan. Richard 1.454 Kye.13eniamin G. 198 Kuala. Mark 5.437 Kuala. Fran A. 437 Kyw. Jansc•S. 533 Kyles. Michael 0. 201 L Leaser. Annen.S. 59.346 laboe6.16K1w4le A. 223.319 Lacey. Jean D. Lackey. Date 1 1118.4)4492 Lackey. Mennen R.196.201. 533 Ladd. Otis L.167.229.391 Ladd. John A 445 Lackl. PlIsystis J. 226. 393.533 Ladent Deana M.291 Lady. Jon D. 363. 471 L axon. I on J. 402.405 Lagerterg.Gren N. 380 Lan raven Nancy E.459 Lehman. Hirey Lehman. Roger. C. 533 Lahmann. Michael k 377 Lamm. Lenard A. 326 Lamb. AMA Mon 168.444.445 Lamb. L Lee 413 Lamb. Susan R.363 Lamb. %Rent 159. 183.42 Lambda CM Alpha 350.351 lamaMSon. Small. 435 Lambert. Donald E 226.230.477.492 lambert Duly 4.492 Lamborn Barbara P. 533 Lambeeeht. netts M. 187.393 Lamoenaus. Scott B 352 Lamp. Lynda 0.471.533 WC:osier. Anhui G 322 Land. Donald L. 385 Landau. Mason 5 322 Landes. Molt R. 497 Landes. Carolyn K. 208 Landon. Daniel 1216.477 UndeoLostio•S5OI2647 Lanclon.Robert EL 349 Landow. Nen 8 435.533 Landtraw, Carol A.403 Lane. Yk ki 1192.193.222.346 Lang. Ernest C.221 Lang.Gary W.200.534 Lang. 1 333 Lang. Krisnwn P. 158. 1(0. 232 Lang. Mambas 8 459 Lang. NancyM. 405 Langdon. Sam 0.346 La%e.CJroll A 168.534 Lang,. Manta K. 534 Lange. Russell 1-401 Lange Susan M. 424 Langford. Rw G. 118 ungbofee. Mantis C.171. 454 Lanhant Kenneth E. 166.169.435. 534 Lanlws.Omme R.492 Lend. Unda 0.424 !Anima. Grass yC. 492 Latew. Donald E. 250 Otter V. 17. 154 UsRoucho. Mrs 352 144 W. 207.333 Larsen. Clark S. 445 LteWs Golsen 277 Larsen. Craig A. 445 Larion.KarenJ. 50.424 laosen.Lsny D.534 Lassen.11411on D. 385 Lorain. Row W. 534 laser. AnneteeS. 222 Larson. DemandK. 227. 129.454 Larson. BromJ.435 latson. Dams K. 326 Larsen. Donnell. 413.534 lesson, (hammy..471 Larson. Gregory E.435 Larson. Howard A. 246.534 Lae son.lanis M. 539 lar$04..10$4A. 179.425 Larson. Mark S. 634 Larson. Mary N. 173,425 Lanon.PatelaJ. 205. 206.492 Lughenan. Rchard K. 493 Lauri Harry N. 454 Laity. Annie 534 Larttudev John E. 158.183 Lawana.Lyn D. 159 Lastest Yman .1.493 Leath. James E. L95, 196.220.334 Leach.Maiy A164.459.462 Leactiman. Robot 6117 Loakey. Richard 5435 Leal. Manuel R. 278 t Gaming. Daryl R 117_155 Leathers ClwrIes W. 207. 493 L eathers. Paola M. 158 344.425 LaMar. Leonard H.323 Leblond. John K. 207 Let010.5birley 1413. 414 Lebow. Jamese. 375 latcw. John 8375 tamton. Jan ' s (.225 Lelitrelon, Manta 4.225 Letkron, Terry 5193. 534 L000rc. Steer, 445 L MIuyse MWHG Ledell. 13ert4 A. 171.395 Lederer, Mark R. 329 Lee. Carolyn M. 405 Lee. James R.197 Lee. Landa K 168 306 Leo. Mary C.459 L ite. Milo 268.269 Lee. Moon 1.189 W. Nancy 0.534 LAO. Haney 0.405 Lee. Ronald R.207.435 Lee. Strien A. 358 Laster; lancets. 226.388 Leek Wmarn C. 210.454 .229.306 Lel ever. SteveW. 170.227 Legg. Cheryl A 013 Leatedo. Floyd J. 454.534 Legler.Gaty 1. 353 Lahore. Verona N. 291.405 Lehew.Stman R. 291.405 Lahrnan.CharMs G. 371 Lehman. Sheila 5.203.459 Lehmann. DennisL. 308 Lehr. MUM C. 294.413 LehrmanVerney493 Leghty. JohnW. 233 Lemhty. Joyce G. 534 tory. Later L 198 terse. Momel 206.207 Loshmon. Loon D.454 L440. Stanley 0.171.493 LetancL Stanley C 141 LernbneWt. JIM 0.230.459 Learlw.abrOM 4.405 Lembo. Ibla 677.425 L stoke. Royce E. 445 Lemon. Lonnie L. 206 Lonon.RonaM IL 534 Leonora Jerald T.171. 125. 493 Loomng. Shelley L. 159 Lent. Janice D. 425.534 Leonard. Doyle W. 353 Leonard, Edward C. 493 Leona rd.Floyd L. 454 Leonard. JohnE. 358 Loonar. Roger G. 199.126.445.514 Leopold. New ma L.344 Lepel. Jo K.534 Loschtm. Allan R.445.534 Leslie. MannaK.192.386 Lestee.Lany 8. 250 Wholt. Umbra. 192.306 Lett Donald 0.183.534 LetithoW. Steven 0.436 LeandOlSky-lerm M. 204.314 Leuondolsky. Marlyn 51.314. 471 Leone. Owe D. 211.425 Lovett. VIctone 4.414 LowsCarol A. 425 Lean. Murray 30 trAn. Otto W.169.231. 534 Lean. StevenC. 493 levallen. Shang L.465 Lament. Stedlwn L 493 Lents, Man L.349 Lewes. Doyle IL 197.435 Lewis. Deborah J 216 Lams, Dorothy A. 134. 153.222.363.534 LeMs. DOOM G. 356 Lees. Jack Robert 366.534 Lewis. Linn 1 97 L eMs. Lynette 414 Lmwr. 16.wco ft 454 Lewis. Pamela .1.306 LtMs. Patrick. 1.414 Lents.Ibehmel W. 206 Lams. Sammy It 169.534 teMAStanely D.435 Ley. Janes 148.164. 166.399.459 Luct Fa 84.154 Libby. Lauren 0. 175. 1115.297 Library 64349 Lenten...Rm. Russel 534 1.0001. Motgan 0. 274.435 Leta. Oarbsta C. 17 . 216 363,459 Uentnmann Robert P.218.391 L1814801 .404222.223 Ugnru. Susan C.493 Likes. Thomas D. 224.493 Ule. William 8.203.445 U144.14nms 1 493 Lillis. James16 265 Ullaton. Barbara A- 222. 314 Uleston.Dand A. 326 Ully-lerry A. 152 LOW. Dand K. 360 Urn. Ho4ng 493 L 203.459 Lind. Sandra M.425 Lind ALCarl D. 148. 399.445.534 Undahl. Kurt D. 160 Linda Paul A.316.534 Judith K.405 Undblown. Cwithka 5472 L ndbunt Deythe E. 393 Undo. Raymond 0.493 odeblact Robert 0.435 Linde. Stuart CS 377 L indeman Donna S 414.514 Linder. Judy IC210.3811 425 Linden. 500t1 F 358 Lindgren. Ray W.356 Lindholm. Susan 1189. 219.306 unary. David M. 131.191534 Lindquist-lamesL. 160.170.333 lindOMSLWINsm 139 undo ' sWilliam M. 158.534 Lands. y. ROM C. 493 Line. Chanel 319.472 Une. Medved M. 368 Unearth. Robert M. 445 UneettrOce-Whn.1.493 LInerenger.Lwry C. 178.493 Lan. Unda S. 203.344.534 Link Anthony D. 329 L ink. Daniel J. 177.534 Link. Manta 534 lank. Robert C.445 Link. Thomas Y. 493 Linn. Londe K.164.472 1.8041mann Rm.D493 Ustee.8artgra A.493 Litchleld.M. C. 152 • Anteekm KeyS AaserIatkre 226 Little (truce K.493 Little. Cynthia 1.363 tittle. Kre414.425 LADA Loa. A. 493 Lill . Payne 6493 WOW. Kathryn M. 203.414 Coed iS9. 183. 289.534 Les Constance A. 314 W. Johnnye. 199.493 1.w. Katy 14.493 U vergood. knws L. 465 Lners.8arbara L. 161.192 Unn11000.GivistyL 150.340 Uyingood. Stephanie 346 Inmate Clarence 368 ...Mannino 164.459 L. 230. 414. S35 Uoyd. Lorrain T. 493 uoyd. Steven W. 395 Lock. Dowd C.454 L ochatd. James O. 445 Locke. John G 206 LackharL Cog Ft 183.300 Lockstrom.Sonia K.493 Lode,. Randal K.328535 Loos, Joe II. 193 Loeb. Lows 6. 311 Lottnan. Steven 4.454 Loween, Reba OG.535 Logan. Denise 5. 319.459 Logan. Robert W. 446 Losantoll. Carol R. 206 Loges. Dowd R 174 lohneyer. I 171 Lonny. Susan 414 Lobeeneyer. Rehardt. 446 Long.Roth C. 198.535 Long.Pamck O. 171.221 Lent Stephen 199.329 Long. Stem 1.. 446 lent Trutbe K 226.386 Longo w. Nancy J.425 Harry W. 465 329 Lord, Barbera 1..425 4001. Don R. 203 LorsonGercayn A 164. 165. 203.393 Lonon.PaIncia M. 204.472 LOrtsener, Robot G. 173 Lowy. Audrey P. 161.182 toucea. Merge 0493 Loucks, Betty L 414 Lauda bouts. Ronald 535 Lowther . Sala lane A05 Loren...awl L. 303 Lest RobinD.303 Loveall. F6Cnald 0.535 Lownmee. Debra J. 425 Levee Mrs. Mane 230 Lowe. Mane A. 291 Lowery Denise L 425 teary. Gill A. 171.291 Lawny. Jane 460 Lowy. Austin W. 493 Lamm Diane M. 192. 493 Lowy. Myron W. 535 Loy. Stion (.535 LOyd. Douglas ft 435 Loyd-lames G. 311 Loyd. Manlyn 5. 291 LuchL Mn. Daisy 333 Lucile, Mary N. Leek_loyce A_ 414 Luckeemb. Janke M.472.535 Ludes-Cynthia A 454 Lusting. %Wham R.493 L uebcke. Mary C. 425 Lueen, Nancy M 425 Luke. Getty 535 Luke. Robert 5.535 Luken. Dolores A. 50.1313. 219.414 Lubin. Michael F.03 Lull. Dennis S. 255 Lull. Douglas F. 493 Lundquist. until M.493 Lon:cyst. Ronald G. 219 lundstrom. Dana L.294.535 Lundstrom. Deana Y. 414 Lundy. Patricia C. 403.405 Lunn. bleu Shaeon L. 464 Lute. Charles 0.446 Luslrerlen.Snaron R. 425 Lutes. Minis L. 446 lMlpn PatreM 206.493 L Frank 250 awe] H. 303 LymanChaeles S. 454. 493 tyman,Maec D 493 Lynch. Michael D. 149.153.323 Lynn. Robert A. 124 Lynn. Stephen A. 170.229 Lynn. wOliam R 229 Lyon. NancyJ.406 W.:ans.Dennis Lytle. James D.81 M Machana. Benson 212 lAachml. Michael.. 535 Mashers:ler. Janet 5161.182.231 493 MaDdin. Donald L. 199. 493 Manua Jodene C. 185. 203. 205.493 Macy. the IL 175.185 Macy. Trudy M. 208 226.405 Mann, Ronald C 190.380 Madden. Berry 0 271.303 Marklox. James W. 493 Idackhei, MKNOIL 197.493 Macey. GM, E. Mem. Nancy J. 460 Mees.Suite 158.535 MantaManH.271 Mallitt and Dent435 Magee. Maur M 405 Mmes. Mchnd 1 535 Magettt Slept . F. 170. 225.444. 535 MowedLinda K. 493 MaD8 Stephen H. 206 Mapnley. Memory D 535 Thomas L 493 Magnolia David G. 221 MawAnsori. Karl lt 229.333 man. Larry K. 535 Man. Palsy A.493 Mau. John R 380 535 Mame. Debora L. 158.425 Mahoney. Dame. 1.454 Mahoney. Lucinda A. 221340 Mahoney. Rosemary 239. 291.405 Wren. Susan L. 535 MM. Undue 535 Medic 6.414 Grmry, 0.493 Malto.nm. G. Tracy 211.454 Math...meet M44044179. 425. 535 Melon. Janet L. 493 Mallon. Maureen A.472 Mabry. whom C. 329.535 Mannstrom, Carlene Si. 192 Malrentrom. Simon 0.289 M.Sono. Brenda 1(.472 elasone Wheel 1 535 Manny, Terrance) 329.535 Maione . Mschm177. 316 Manure. Gwen M. 323.535 Amnon., Alexis M.425.535 Mane•.. Cheryl A. 222.319 Manethalanon L 377 Mang. Patric. L. 205.535 Mang. Thomas M. 535 Nanyan. Mary 179.425 Mangthdort Nancy It 193.535 Marton. James R 198.399 lienhaltan Ardes Wm 32 Makin. WhamC.177.535 Manley. Marsha 294 Manley. Nancy 1.193 Mann. David .1.535 Mann. luithl 363 Mann.Mary(.206.414 Mann. Midas! 4.229. 297 Mann. Roben Cr 199 Mann. 51e4a R. 494 mannell. Terrence L. 358 Manning. Kathleen 494 Mantle. David W. 178 Manuel. Melon L. lb) Mann. Roger. M. 454 Seemly A. 535 Mar. lisystrs 494 Mange. ' tweed 0. 178 lAsecolts. Renard G. NO Marcuson. Jule 8.158.210.472 Marcuson, Renard L. 158 210.446 Marco. Terela E. 535 Manes. Rebecca L. 472 Manno.Mta A 472 Maros Kathy C.393 Madwr.L4ora D. 296, 344.535 Markey, Victor A. 371 Marks. Ruthann. 412 ILNIMI HA 440449 Marlowe. John 0.494 Maern0f. Megan L.344 Wm.Gregory A. 250 Marc Ruth L. 460 Marrs. Danny D. 391 Ma 6h. Quoit J.366 Marsh.Katheyn L 42$ manromyeriond T. 206. 494 Marshal!. Cathwine 134.164.291 ManhatiConme J. 405 Menhan. Janet) 535 ManhalLICWin 161.414 Marshall. Judi Marshall. KM Mem 0. 414 Marshall. tonneau W. 168 170.227 Manna% Loa R 287.340 Morahan. Lora L. 465 Marshall. Marta Anshan. Redness 4.344 Manhall. Sunny� 405.425 Marshall. Suzanne 344 Manion lElehmla 4,494 Manton. Gordon 1198. 395 Mitten. Beverly 4.465 Marten. t any I. 168195. 197 almleney.Oatbara 6.405 Martens. Dame M. 314 Multi ' s. Wendell A.289 Math. Sher on A.414 Mann. Bradford E.356 Martin. Brock A.171.224.535 Mama. Crag M. 156160. 166 494 Marto. Deasy A.494 Martin. Janet L. 472 tartan. Joan A. 158. 164. 393.399 Med Unda G. 205. St Mart 36in. Marshal 76.163. 185. 202.222. 3.333 Martin. May J. 223.346 MartinPlow?. 454 Monies RCM ' s, L 193.437.05 Martin. stereo W. 494 Matins n. Andrew L. 207.297.446 Martinson. R Gary 535 Maista, Gloria A. 425 ?ANEW. L 414 itascholt Martha J. 014 MasNn, Rawl C. 216.454 MasOn. Gerald W. 535 565 Mason Jerry L 3133 Mason. Joel 1221. 39 . 399 Mason. Marlin W. 229.297.536 Mason.Martro Mason. Nancy R.414 Masontatink Mary J. 414 masorwr. Susan K 425 Masquellef . Deborah 344 Massey. Kenneth I. 454 Massey. Lance A. 158 Massey. Rohn O.314 Masse. Mena ' s P.536 Mania Canal 1.536 Mast Kathleen PA 494 Masten. Boyd E. 181 Mathews. Knit L. 291 Mathews. Lena K_ 454 Mathewson. lamest. 329.536 MathMs.. Ktnneth C_ 186. 189 Mew. Arthur G. 177.308 Matlack. Lucinda D.314.403 Matrwi.Olkam 1.229.333 Matson. knell M.203.226.414.536 Willem . 1Aebere J 222.346 Matthews, herd 1.536 MaIthewa. Mb 4.494 Matthews. Robert R. 79 Matta. StovenC. 391.536 Int.Frank E. 224.536 Matter. Patricia S 224 Mattso Judith A.294. 414 Mauclerbf. Nancy A. 226.388. 536 Wow. Stanley J. 536 Maurer. Stanley A 306 Maud Gal M. 472 lAyaosley.M.chat1W. 156.444.536 Ilawharter. awn P. 265 Max held. John E 117 Maxfield. Larry t 326 Maxfield Russell J. 368 Manna. Rommel. 126.536 Maxwell. Bruce it 385.536 Wawa. Carol J.440 Maxwell. Annan. 368 Lbxwa.SarrweIR 446 Manse8.Stophen Ft 207.454 May. Cyntho A. 204.536 May. Stepson L. 536 Maychtsls Bernard 1.536 Mayer. David R.356 Mayer. Don R.220.356 1Aayeannes. James R. 446 Mayhew. Becky J. 460 MaYs. Alblnin0 6.536 Mays. Shelley.f. 414 Thomas M. 120. NO town D. 158,494 MCAnany.Beattke E. 425 McAnnur. Lantsm L. 210 McArthur. North R.366 WAN . Betsy L.494 WAN . Debra 1. 198.319. 425 McAtee.loseon M. 446 McAuley. Ra L.494 McIEMth. moans H. 224 MOIrido. Michael A. 360 McCabe. Thomas M. 358 ;attest Kerry A 179 319.415 McCom.Jarnes A. 62. 86.87. 159.303 Joelk A. 134.203.460.462 MeCall.Manein K 454 McCall. Meryl S. 494 McCollister. Gary D. 118 McCallum. Owen E. 536 McCallurn.Jamas O. 159.183.366 Gauen. Rater 5.131.195.201 McCance. Mixt 4.291 McCann. Christopher 536 McCamnon.Pamela 1.472 McCarber. Mark A 323.536 McCarthy. Michael J. 154 McCarthy. Patricia A. 494 McCorly. Haters (.472. 536 MeCaslue. Elizabeth 291 McCaskfe. Kathle en 291.405 McCauley. Charles R. 224 McCauley. Laurie A. 314.405 McCausland. Paul S. 326 McClain. Leslie J. 405 McClanahan. Mar 4.120 MeClary. Damn E. 206 McCleary. Teresa Et. 179.494 McCleilan.Jam es R. 206.536 lAcCleilah Lou 4.472 McCkibnd.Ronaidt. 300 McClefland. Sandra 415 McClelland. Tamara K.415 Mcfloseey. John 0.536 Choc Donald R.229.536 Cobb Allan P. 249.535 Cobb Carmyn A_ 415 Joanne (.425. 536 McConewthey. Deborah 460 McCann. Thchardl. 371 McConnie4. Claude R.536 McCorgery. Martin E. 226.297 Cannon.. Ganda S.161.405 McCown. Connie L. 415 McCown. Suun 536 McCoy BarbasaJ.40$ mcCen McCoy HothA 494 McCoy MChaM D.207 McCoy MIctmel .4313 McCoy Shit JP McCoy llamas K. 207.317 McCeackon.Carof 1.494 ANCtory.Janet E. 314 McCrate. Michael 0.446.536 McCune. Karen L319.472 Cur . Water C. 301 McCurry. Andrew J. 228.229 M0m410.KMMeen4772 McDand. Dana K.344.460 McDatuel.Karen M. 134. 206. 477.636 McDaniel. Michael f. 391 mccolett Jeffrey I. 455 McD-Ifett Wee. Michael 167.229.377 McDonald. Charles 380 McDonald. David 0.326 McDonald Dann K. 134. 161 191 340.536 Donate. Gretchen 219.415 McDonald. Karen McDonald. Kennett :0 114.177.391 McCsnald.Man 0356 McDonald. Michael McDonald Robert C. 536 McDonalcl. Um 326.536 McDonnell Patine 158 McDonough, Vsn1166.231.496 Epeinam C. 246 1kIacheen. Coral A. 181.187 McOhany. Kimberly 8136 Many. Patnck A. 158.183.232 lAtEstn. Kenn 0 456 Mann. Nancy S. 158. 346.472 Meadden. Christy 356 McFadden.Nan L 460 Mcladyen. Oa 01.3113. 455 McFarland. Diana L425 McFarland. Sharon E. 425 McFarland. leery 1.326. 537 Fent Doyid0. 385 McGee. Jaomolyn S.494 McGee. Kenneth A. 494 MeGall.RaYmond M 170537 Stepan. °amen 4.415 McCinnessitamala 363 McGinnis,. StePharne 179 MtOnness. Steven 353 McColl. Leo F.390 McGrath. Harry 8.351 McGrath...4ml 0. 388.426 McCrath.Randadl E. 353.537 McCreew. Deborah 472 McGrew. Telma L 415 McGrew. Tee ry L L66. 537 McCune. team .1 446 Guam. Martyrs McGuire. Rhonda R.219. 4.415 Gunk. Elsrabeth A. 460 Motlatton. Michael 323.537 McIntire. Thomas R 176 McIntyre. Larry K 446 McIntyre. Malcolm 356 McIntyre. Michael 494 Met . William C. 375. 537 McKay. Daniel H. 303 McKee. Ann C. 494 McKee.Challes A_ 494 WM...Mark E. 229.494 McKee. Marsha C. 336.415 McKee. Mary K.336 McKee. Miles 228 McKeeman. Derma M. 51. 187.341 McKeever. June E. 470.472 McKeithan. Wen 4.494 McKenna. Shawn M.472 Kenna. Ynnarn C. 289 McKenzie. Edward 0. McKenzie.GaryG 494 McKenzie, Gordon 8.366 McKenzie. Robert W 366 McKenzie. Scott 0.494 McKim. Kathleen 0.415 McKnnens. J. Michael 197. 446. 537 imam. Mary K. 460 535 McKinsey. Roxane 294 facknny.4Hred 0.274 McKinney.0:mci 4.171 Mcebnnter. Duane L 114.176.537 141(mrwy. Want- 494 McKinney. Kano ' , 179 Wat.rusty. Keel S. 366 1.1 41( mnes. M R Steven .535 kiln 1. Bonn L 189 1I4Koon. Allen L. 172.271.535 McKeon. Fleck D. 172 McClain. Michael S. 301.537 lane. Timothy R 246 Mclaupealn. David E. 166. 78.537 11 41.001, (Jinn 1. 437. 536 Mcleod.Grant H. 535 SkLeod.Kathryn 4.118.363 McLinn. Robes 1. 455. 494 McMahon. (IMF C. 189.460. 537 MeAtertarny.Elame466.537 McMllin. Edward M. 537 McMinen. John M. 184.532 Licallen.Koneth 186.189.537 Thomas A 198 44011.n. David 8537 McMillan. Sandia L. 203.537 0104air.lohn0.494 McNeill. Preston E. 133 McNally. E tame K. 436 MCNIwnee.846L. 494 McMary.June A. 219 McN491.8everly L 494 McNeal.Deanna M. 537 McNeme V. C.246 Nee. Jerry C. 455 Waked. AIMS K. 50, 164.191. 346 McM04.1.4m5a F. 134.472 Mehra. Jerry L. 537 McNish. Thomas W.456 McNulty. Thanes F. 301 Mortemart. Kathleen 0.415 McPherson. Marlene R. 537 McReynolds. Marilyn 415 McSwain. MOtatil R 159.183 McVay. Richard 5280 McVri.LynOonE.261 McVklotr. (amyl 1494 McViCktf Earl O.170. 537 McVtektr. Mary 537 Mad. Barbara B. 222.363 Mead. Jerry N.289 Mow . Sidney 0. 266. 267 Meade. flostetwity 50.52. 132, 294.537 Means. Mark 5.207,446 on Medel.Georpe 1.455 Meek. Thomas E. 391 Meeker, Roger V.329 Mennen. Lynn 8.323. 537 Matte. Ames Zit ZS 229.297 Mentnom, chnstone 229.233 Manner. David L. 537 Mew . Fred 0 278 Main. Jane A 230.477.494 Meitetwary. lad F.207.368.537 Moon, John H. 537 Mb0., C1440 277 Mein. Diane (.415 Maners. John It 385 Meathardt. Ernest J. 326 Menhardt.Kwen L.415 non. Kendall N.158 371 Monnel Past G 129 Mount. Robert 1.535 Weller. Cen C. 494 Willer. Lands M. 426 Meitler.Yrepaa 8494 Meknes. Gary W.246 Matten. Jan 1..344. 426 Mellon. Bennet W. 494 Mellon. Sue A. 426 Mekaan.0411on E. 233 Melton. ChnsIenal 4. 192.294 Whin. AM. It 441 Alehin. lock Kay 460 Menden. Karen S. 405 Mendennall.Marsha I. 472 Mendenhall. Shan D. 224.494 Mends. Horabo212 Meng. Gerald C.169.226.308 Meats stn.ManlyJ.206 Mennonite lanai 208 Motion. Keiser. 27 Mon ' s Vanity Glee Club 160 mina Julie 0.294 Mamie. Mary P. 336 Metro. Maven 1.201 Menzies Pete ' J. 274 Meredath.Wallorn H.464.537 Merle. Roden. R. 156 Morns,. Douglas ft 353 Moms. Pantile K. 336.472 Merrill. Barbara J. 460.537 Merrill. Free 1.250 Merrill, Melanie A. 363.537 1110411T2A. John 178 Mertes. Kathleen 4.55. 56.57.212.460 462 eAnake. Roberl 0.537 Metier. Donald 1.446 Melmck.SheronL 537 1.4-ssma. TheresaM.464 Meurnen. James 4.455 %smooch Jana C. 354.537 Mnuti.Michate A .212.494 Metater.Myoe 1. 126.537 Metnnar. Learn 1.537 Maine.. Raymond 1.207 Meyer. SWOP FL 114 Meyer. Charles E. 271 Meyer. Daryl J. 167.173.537 Meyer. Dermal I. 5313 Meyer. Cory F.494 Meyer. Henan ' L. 195.197 Meyer. Man C. 319.472 Meyer. Joan C. 538 Meyer. 494 Meyer. Laula A. 455 Meyer. Mum L. 319. 538 Meyer. Leo 0.446.538 Meyer. Latoy6. 207.494 Meyer. Maly (.423.426 Meyer. Miry 1 494 E. 204. 426.538 Penelope R.426 Meyer. Phill0C. 206.233.531 Meyer. Rebel M. xn Meyer. Timothy D. 108. 169. 229. 538 Meyer. Witham E.1690.495 Meyer. wAliams H.206 Mentes. Gilbert 1.495 MeYers. Kenneth 1.356 Meyers. Phyllis 1. 192. 203. 415 Afichaeos. Mane I..319 Michaebs. Wade G. 495 Mick. ThrodoreJ. 365.538 Mcnekson. Lucinda 4.393 WerobioloaClub 190 miacreion. George Y. 158 Moodreion. Mclutn21. 143. 153.380 Madoksta. Gutty 199.212 Imerau.8111.am C. 201.236.447 Manse. John Y. 329.538 Might. Nancy L 460.442 IfAhulka. Renee 1.426 Wayne Maarn.Mchael L.366 bourn. Max W.03 Mibourn. WeeMyL 371 Willmar:R, Mary A. 291 Miburn. Marlys.. K. 495 Man. Barbara A. 158 179.460 7Mes.Carmel.1 336 Mies. Diane K. 472 Mites. Feeders D. 112 Man.Janis4- 170. 226.535 Miles. Marc L333 Miles. Wry L.415 Miley Sharon K. 426 Mauer AnnaC.159.152 Miller Benny J. 301 Miller Carl L.229.535 Miller Cecil H. 152 Miller C,hanesa.538 Miller Cheryl 1.225 Miller Conrad R. 177.535 Millet Cuba 359 Miller Daniel L 158.278.385 Miser David 4.221.353 Maim Wand L 198.200 536 Miser Deborah 1.314 Man Dyne C.495 Mice Donk 353 Me Donald L447 Mae Dorothy159 Mom Ford W. 366 Miller Frank 271 Miler FrodermkG 303 Miller Gary (.167 Miller Gary 11.224. 535 Miller MIINr Jaffory C. 167.538 Miller Ferry 4.271.401 Mater Alvin E.200495 Miler John 1.361 Aber Joseph L.190.226 Meer Joseph 123.166. 226.495.538 Maser JOSepetP. 183.455 Pater Kathleen L. 159.473 Misr Lannw R. 495 Maw terry 0.193 Meer Luc W.408 MN( Lucinda K. 294.405 Mt ' Marilyn K.473 Muth Manbra M 346,473 Miller Martynno K.405 Miller Manisa 338 MIler Maurice C. 169. 229.298 Miller Max 1. 368.538 Miller Michael0.220. 391 Miller Nancy K.464 Miller Patada 4.495 Miller Paul 0.206.227 Mille Paula R134.148.156.336 Millar Randall D.195. Maier Randall 3.36 197.538 7 Mar Rando1 431159 4% Miler Rantlyk. 308 Mae. Rnanne 120.464 MM. Richard H. 149.380 Mae. surto e. 329 Man Stephen R 165466. 536 Niter Steven 0.230.538 Miner Steven L. 218. 333 Mallet Susan K.164.426 Miller Timothy L. 166.538 Miller Meta 4.149. 158.538 Miller William J. 159.361 Mohican. Kathryn G. 495 skin. John 1.447 Mallien.Cladene Mils Bruce L. 180 Mills. Gina L 201.218 Mull. Linda L 179.277.495 Mdlsoo.Calherint A 185. 216. 226. 398 Malta% WO M.415 Wimp. Timothy 54. 226.300 Men. Duna M. 473 Ward. Marearett 128 222. 346. 538 Meteor. Bruce 8.194.197 tanDenback.markC. 371 Mn alt. Marsha L 202.•15. 538 Mann. Judith A. 294.426 Mom ' . Anil L. 132223.294 Moor. Mara L. 473 Minton. Adele C. 538 Mime Pr sone K. 194 leiss Kansas 4649 A 473 Mtchn.Genda A415 M Itneel, Howard L.110. 145 M-tchen. JarnesC 152.153 Mune. Janke K 538 Michell. Karen 4.415 Mtchoill.Robest C. 535 Mdchall.Sbarlene 402 Mtcheil.Steve M.253.264. 256.258267. 268.259 Match Timothy Maisurnatu, Haman H.197 Mitten. Monte 1 314 Mknek. Dan J. 166. 391. 538 Moblay.VIcki 0.190.192.405 Moffat 353 lend. 219 Moffatt. Margaret R.426.538 Maffei. Susan 1.473 Moffitt Calvin 8.207 Montt. Nancy J.415 Whey. Richard A. 207.495 Mohney. Suzanne495 Mollenksmtx Jack W. 230.351 Monahan. LawrenceK. 535 Monwapon amoral 4 Mont-net Robert M. Monfort. Darrell it 171.225.229.466 Monroe. wdriarn (.200.317.538 Montgomery. Claudia 538 Montgomery. David E. 535 Manta ornery.196. 301 Montgomery. George 169 566 Montgomery. Narlent%) Mantgorntry. James M. 245.246 Montgommy. LeMY Montgomery. Pamela 5.291 montgornery. Seib Y.181.495 Montgomery. Thanes P. 177.447 Monty. Rosemary 495 Monte.. Thornas1.119 kbpsrnau. Robed E 495 Moore. Arnold). 129 Moore. Darrel L. 329 Moore. Fritz 117.155 Moen 11411 450457 wort. Hook E. 535 Moore. Again A. 495 Moore. Mikan, K. 495 Moore. Motaret C. 415 Moore. Mc NM 0.495 Moore. Mrs NwIle 397 Moore. Nancy L.538 MOP.. Pamela 7.211. 405 Moat Sclmird C. 538 Moat Robert IL 290.536 Moore. Robert 8 169.535 Mean. Robert 0.224.229 Mayo. ShbrOn L460 Morn. Stearn V. 77.353 Moore. Susan Moore. Wilma 94 a J. 77 Mambo. Patricia A 415 Marche. Gawp W. 447 More mad, Linda F.473 Motown°. Thom� A 265.447 Morey. Linde A. 495 Morlord. Sharman. M 473 Morgan. Bonne1.415 Morgan. Doane M 473 Morgan. J. 158 Morgan. Jeannie 4.179.217 Morgan. 6.441) 291. 533 Morgan. L. 0.85 Maps, tautest. 246 Morgan. Mark 196.201 Mown. Rooney IC 367 Morgan. Roy 14,197. 231.359. 539 Morgenron. Susan C. 462 morgenstern. Robed 495 Mon. Maine 456 Monerty.W.Iter A. 303 Murray. Carol A.460 Moenli, Linda K. 280. 314 Monis. Brenda 294.440_ Morn,. Catherine 8.164.399.415 Morns, DaIMS 0. 538 Mono. Oilman 13 495 Moms. lamest 206.539 Morns. John 191 207.442. 139 Morns. Urlykl. 197.477. 533 Norm. Rodney 4_ 158.47 Mornsty.Mark 353 Morrison. WM9 .172.535 Morrison. Demise 246 Maroon. Diana J. 495 Morrow. Guy R. 401 Morrow. Row W. 158.447. 539 mon . Ann Morse. %chard L. 137 Mow. Richard . 539 153.19e Bead 163 Monomer. lEklabon 291.473 Mext.€ vw . Robert D. 535 Ma ton. Moonset F. 05 Morten. Menus 5 167. 174.333. 539 Woe. Bride C. 353 Moue. Joel C Mosher. Karen C. 164.393 Mosher. Karen L. 226. 193 Mosher. Raney A 193.346.539 Mosir.Carc4 F.473 Mow. Jacob C. 01 Mositt.Mrchtrel L. 329 16004..1tilawca 4.314 1101141.111chw0 A.167. 207.333 Mow.. Steven J. 539 Nauman. Dans D. 369 Moss. Fred 1.207 Moss. Vcrot A 216.221.275.639 Motley. Georget. 14$ 240 Motley...40nm M.203 Moyer. (award .1 535 Mow. John it 15 Mroanski. Kamp 81. 181. 184 Ilu PM Callen Muck. Duane C 495 Muck Steven W. 311 Mudge. Barbara C 415 Mudge. Patna. A. 203. 405. 539 Muck eY. J.114. 303.539 Mudreck Dowd P 233.351 Muego. Brniamm 11 154 Munldener. Karl W. 201.495 Mater. Carry W.495 Mueller. Dale A. 323 Mueller. Gill E. Mueller. Janwne. 177. 455 Mugge...tame5.274.495 Mueller. John W. 495 Mat, Larryll 371.539 MueNer.PaImia K, 294.426 Ilkodor. Ornd J. 152 Muar.Dand J. 110. 172 Mu2ter.1.44444. 19%300.2137 Mar .BOWL 340.41$ Mum Witham L. 303.539 ande...nay. 84.141215 465 Mulbollon. Page 1.117.151 Mot Glenn Allen 160.330 Mullen, Sharman 6473 Mullet Fred B. 375 honelleM. 405 Mi.ohgan. Patna .1 217.495 Mulun. Janice M.209.426 Mahal.. Kathryn A 363 Manny. Thomas P. 190.232. 539 Mun0unlat.144.10y 190.399.405 Munger. Harold H 339.444.447.539 Muni ' ' ' . Jan M. 203.393 470.473 Munger. Theo24.• P. 495 Monte% Roby.] P 375 Munson. embers A.222. 226. 477.639 Munson. Robert C. 103. 167.169. 539 Muret...414mm E. 466 Mumble...Brad 1. 76.466 Mlarehrefi. ON M.208.210.426 Murigni.8Yron T.308 Murphy. Driest V 78 Murphy. Jan t C.204. 539 Murcely.101m 495 Murphy. Also A 192.333 MurPhy. kelhletn L 219.224.274.473 Murphy. Mortal. 344 Murphy. Ma rdyn 3.454.465 Murphy. MerkA. 160.4% Murphy. Patrcla A. 539 Murray.Calhenne 426 Murray. Larry t. 443 Murray. Maly C. 539 Murray. Wmum R 535 Murry. John P. I17 Musd, Carl L. 495 Musa. Dan J. 81. 535 Musa. Elm. L. 107.100175. IBS. 330. 539 ktubi. Kinn. E. 273. 294. 539 Musil. Wood. A. 158.495 Mak Mary L.164.294 Muni, ROOM F.313 Rosemary 495 Musa. Swan I. 495 Musselrnan. Gory P.535 Mut:solemn. Kathryn AIS Musurnann.Chnstine 460 Mum.. Karen 5.426 Mulch. 3eanim L.158 Mudoe. Deborah kbw. UnSa J. 294 MirerS. whew C. 539 Myms,Geysons10.163.539 ANN ;mob 178.539 Mien, Kim Lynda 15 Myers, Robes Myers. Roe.% L. 539 Myer; Misr E 495 N Nag Do uglet C.195 Nachligal. Bawd .1.495 Nachltgal. MiChael 349 Nainnuthu. Ornnoosw215.495 Naomi Hasa Fakhr 213 Natonueranio. Y.Y. 215 Nag e. Catherine N. 539 Nob. Undo R.217 Narmosha. 010 G. 215 Mammies. Patricia A 415 Nash. George F. 447 Nat tou6 W. 351 Nash. Melinda 5.456 Naiad. Robert C.375 14081iton. Tamara 3.495 Naylog. Oonakt G. 198 Needrphor. Dom 11- 415 Nerneciwk. C. 535 Newts, Kathryn A 319.426 Newrinh, Ding NI A 95.133 Nestled. Dotty J. 203.540 144utortn. 203 NeyMnger. Noxell 11 540 Neumann. Mee S 473 Neurnayer. Robert 1. 371 ns, Canker. A.415.540 Nenns. Vanua. C. 165, 181.1W. 291 vim, RalphC 132 New. Mak IN 371.540 Newberry. Cynthia A. 393 Newby. LoisF.640 ' Mew. William Newton% 010414 540 Nwcomb. Eno A.535 Nobcomet. Mrs Ohre 307 114011. Dorothy . 406 Merl% G 314. 415 Neslorth. Linda C.415 L.158.289. 540 CrOryan. Patty 30 °champs vet Lucille 496 Ochs. AUry J. 346.415 Oths. Robert G 311 chsner. 1°4.10 339 Worn L 353 Odell. Donald M. 207 Odd ' , 1.C.atolyn 211.314 Odell. MchratIR 367 Odell. Witham C. 367 Odell. %Worn J. 466.466 044ten. Cara A 211. 226.389.540 Odlwr. Colo ' 4.106 0dle. 7441Cnt 169.226.229.298 OPte.Roslind (.51.314 Odonn.11. Patricia I, 193. 540 Omer. Sherry G. 460 Oettmner, Bert W. 250 ON Campus Howl% 476405 Wynn. Renard le 176.303 Ombra. F rancid W )71.496 Ogden. Patricia 5.496 004. Jarnes F.250.496 00e . John W. SAO 199 Ohara. Mary L. 426 OM. Nancy J. 00 OhIde. Timothy N. 496 O wait Shorn. J4.233.473 Calm. M4sugi 233 01andor. Karen R. 363.415 Otayerni. Mice O. 2)3 Olney. lean II 250 0540. Glenn C 101 153.163.167. 298. Obwr.Anne C. 346.405 Olner. Barbara A 311.405 OINee. 8evorby A. 217 Ohm. Brian L. 218,380 Oliver. 0 Ann 273.347. 540 Olrem. %Joked S.116 222.314 OINK. Stephen C. 541 011enburgee. Carolyn 496 Minton. Marous14. 154 Olmstead...atria L.206 Olson. frnes4W 250 Olson. James A.45$ Olson. lancet 496 Dim Randall D.317 Olson. Raymond V.95. 110 son. Richard W. 357 04son.Watme K. 224 Caton. Weird G 229.541 Mien. Allan C.139.206.541 Oman. DWI% G. 317.541 Omega. Tracy .I. 310. 541 Omicron Nu 203 On et. Oran395 Onedl, Jahn C. 246 0914104. Roger C.333. 541 Oplotnik.DannY J.107.170.47 Omer. Kalhy t 415 1%233 osan M.158 ONNI. Donald L 314.•41 Orrick Deborah M.347 OrMni. DoNd IL 231 Amy rta.ROW .186.436,541 . 2 415 Onh. Barba. S. 132 Ortleb. John J. 217 CIVIC Peter A4.0004,4.436 Ostment MR. 191196.201.326.541 Osbourn. Knsb G 46.224.229.295.426 Osbourn. Luna 0.295 Osborn. Julianne 203. 204.415.541 Ostberg.1.03 C. 197.541 Osten. Steonen C.207 Osteorronn. Jerry L. 199.298 Ostrom. Maros 0.210 389.641 Otrokl. John M 201.221.4% Osyskl. Laura E. 159. 295 Osavahl. resat A 455 OswaltCato on P.229.541 OM Howard L. 196.200.496 Often. Tons 1.415 Often. Vicki 8.496 Otto. AmHlaS 726.287.363 Ouerl. Michael 0.170. 223.333 J 340 ik. 473 Owen. Glen David 377.541 Onen. Kerry A. 385 0040. Linde L 541 Nwors. Rxherd Nestand. CIA ON.81448 447.540 Newsom = Nelson. (Mb 8. 367 Newton. F. NbLeck Danny K. 367 Nicholas. John A. 1814% NicholsW 1i 203 Mons. John R. 190.385 micros. Judy J. 496 Nichols. Karel 1225.540 Ng...A.Penny S. 164. 165.291 Michels. Stanley K. 106. 333. 540 Nichols. Wayne C. 199.225.540 N4A44.11ane A 193.540 Nckdi. Kenneth J. 170.496 1htke4l. Nancy R. 344.415 Nicks, Linda L.540 Nicks. Steven D.250.317 Mauro. 426 Nicol. Nancy M. 460 Nicoll. Great A. 455 thedenIna Michael 197 Neaten. Katherine 158.292 10140. Deborah L 405 Nemarn. Emily 0.173.314.540 elmenner.M1WW1 317 11a•risse. .1 496 Itghteagale. We:4535 Nitedingalt Michael 369 1140.Clarr Newt. Charles 0.535 taxon. Mary O. 393 Mao°, Richard M.2425 Nable.Ourles C. 311 Noble. lamest . 455 Nobrega. Michael S. 377 NOOler, Jam L. 5.40 Nadler. Jeanie 4.640 NOlde. Ted D. 436.437 Noh. jename A 447,560 Koller. Judith M. 473 N 00.M. John P 145 NOOIthy. JOIN Leroy 139.240 Norte 44100. 377. 540 Nord. Glenn R. 317 Abran.thrgaret t. 100 Nom Steven 1. 158.210 Nortmen.Bryibullt 496 Nix man. Mettord L. 229. 298 Nonwese.Pameta A. 319 Norris, James% 765 Norris. MOM.. 205.540 North. Barbara K. 10 Norlh. Carol J. 344.426 Narth.Palnok W.361 North. FbonerdC. 207 Northrop. Mary K.473 Notton.Cherles L 110 Nodes,. Marsha 1.224.229.540 Honor; Rachel Y.217 Norton. Richard V. 206 Marlon. Ronald W. 200 Nothderlt. Awe A 163. 166.207.203. 222. 337.540 Naltln8barn. Dote A. 436 Noltitaram, Michael496 ' OakRaymond F. 402 Noyes. Lilly 31? Nuckolls. fleecy I. 294.415 Nugent ONO. 346 Nutt. Gary S. 496 NL lames R 385.436.540 lmdaR 164.495 Nunemmtr. WayneW. 177.496 L..540 Nurnberg thara,R 369 Nuts. Se ka 212 Nutt.Nillem II. 81. 349. 540 WIOn,Nancyt. 496 O Oak...Laura (.363 Oaldeee. Terry Oboe. RthardC 195.197.317 Met Robert W.401 Obentent bawd 0.265.436 Oberg Pamela 3.34 OWN. Kathleen A. 415 Oterrwer. Cara A. 426 Otermoefler. Linda 388 Obert. Done R.206. 540 Oblak.14Pane J. 414 °Won. John 1. 172.496 Otuyan. Chun W.436 Neaderhiser. Neal. Darnel Neat. Marcus Neal. Phitip Neale. Need. Stephen Neely. Anne Neil. Carol Mph. Robert Net. Susan Neilson. Itelun. Nelson Nelson bon Nell011 Now WINO Nelson Mason Notion Nelson NNso Meton Nelson Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nilson, Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Hessen. Miss ' . Nelhoept. Neal. Frederick Neal. Nylon1.377 Larry L. 10.230 0 317 0.308 Leon 229. 539 J 359 bedsG 460 P 495 Jaws P. 24.229.531 s C. 323 A 405 D. 229.539 A. 340 Wesom .1 225.535 Sherry 4.473 Bryan C,495 Carolyn A.695 Debra 11,115 Edward C. 317.539 Galen K. 169.535 Gary 0.176353 Glen E. 495 Gorgon B AS5 Jane A 460.495.539 Johann...1.455 Kerbs J. 455.539 Kathryn I. 156415 Lomen C. 495 Marc.. C.415 May K. 426 Nanttle M. 540 Pamela K.426 Patricia S 192. 477.495 Rotten R 540 Ruth C. 496 %Mani F Linda 11.415 Pamela C. 426 Ronald A 349 Ovrens.844ty.l. 229.233.415 Oaens.Pamtea 1, 466 Omrsiby . Dolan E. Kt 109.174.224 Onensby.MaryC.187. 4% CeSet.S4rsan M. 347 Oyster.Ronald A.436 Ozark-amount 215,496 P Pia George A.447 Pecoy. Charlesi 170.447 Patty. Cenci A. 385 Poesy. Mane A. 223.393 PecA.14.7844 F.131. I% 196.198. 201, Pack. Norman W. 436 Padden. P40044.426 Page. Same R. 206 Rage. Kathryn J 158.416 Ps. Anmith N 215 Panel% Aseccletket 212 567 Palmer. filartlm D.163.166.193.202.203. Perry. JamesA. 353 Farman. Linda L. 203. 226.389 222. 353.541 Pen. Nancy 156 Nunn. Salon A394 Palmer. Wheal.. 371.541 Perry. Ralph H. 89 Pittman Terence W. 497 Palmer.FTWirt.477. 541 Perry. Robed IA 189 Ms. Pegg J. 134.314 Palmer. Stew L. 385 Perry. Stephen M.177 Peet. Eugene D.309. 512 Patok Jonah°. 171 Pangrac, Stanley 17 541 Perry. Stens 6.44 Pershing Wes Ptantr. Mary S. 173.314 FlatDin R 311 Paniank Coon. 287 Pigskin,. Keith L 447 Panic Sancta M. 180.34 PWSOM. (Orrin 3, via 435 Pronsky, %chard A 170.542 Pankretz. Oran A 126.16 541 Pante. Cheryl J 542 Peg James F. 542 Panluatz.lay M. 436. 541 Anent Brenda K.185.205.314 Plowman. OS:gen L. 542 %annexe.. W1lram 206. 541 %Rickert Jain W. 177.436 Plumb. Etrodlord 1..436 Penes. Mena E. 496 Amerman. Mani 0 497 Phemb.Ocorge T.447 Pepenkrin, Lothar R,149.436 Pena. Bruce L 226.309 Rumor. Jon 6.497 Papon, Patricia I. 51.462 Peters. Brum L. 175 Firkin. Susan P. 337 Papon. Patricia 8.461 Peters. Chester 1.93.158157.240 Poe. Enda. A. 497 Pappaa. Rona. 12206541 Peters. Dena P.416 Pert. JrepA B 136 Parcel. Dana L. 158.427 Peters. .l n363 Peet Mark A.206.497 Pans. Barbara 1 455 Peters. JohnnyA 158.20.1.447 Peal, Michael J. 542 Peckish. Elheram 214 Peters. Thomas 0.436.542 PORtanseyer. Lew. L. 542 Parker. Bonnie 1.179 Petersen Thomas F. 59.289 Paster. Cher. K. 542 Parker. Bract K. 317 Petersen Ann.P.416 Perand, Moc A. 158. 160. 232.436 Parker. Carol 422 Peterson Arden E. 108.167.169,229.542 Poland. Wheal 327 Parker.Glona J.496 Peterson Carol A. 427. 542 Poland. 497 Parker, Whey L 375 Parket. Jolene!. 473 Peen., Peterson Carol Cheryl 542 Aland. Sarah ) 473 Polars...It:gnaw 187 Parker. Pairs= A.217.324.427 Peterson ChristOphte 250 Potansky. Miran J. 108. 167.174.226. Parker. S. Thema 152 Peterson Dand C. 269 230.333 Parker. Sandra K.427 Peer 60 Peeler. Roy K. 327.542 Parker. Robin G. 194 Peterson 041w4 J. 416 Parch. Gerald 161 Pada. TImOthyC. 330 Peterson 173. 226.547 Paley. Robert 0.497 Parr. Catherine L. 340.427 Petersen Gary L32) Agnes 8.473 Pair. Jane 1. 185.541 Petersen Irene C. 184. 416 Pollan. Jane 461 Parr. Janice 0.427 Peterson Jellreg 5.309 Pollees , Ronan. 497 Parrish. Joon 1.496 Peterson AB 0.427 Pomeroy. Maurice6.168 542 Parrish. MaryC. 148.161.43.427 Pet .11mA. 371.542 Ponctsve. Patna L427 Parrish. Swann 311.416 Peterson Linda 6423.427 Ponden. Wiliam E. 177.542 Parry. Donna K.193.211.461.462.541 WNW DOE IL 180 Pont. Kamberly 0.461 Parry. Rodenck L.187.496 Peterson Linde 226.394 Pontius. Kathryn A. 319.405 Ponca. kkcbN L 436.437 Peterson Martha A. 79.166.185.211.466 Ponton.ConnieL 477.512 Par sons. Davd C. 436 Patna% ith ae4W. 207 Poole. Miriam Parsons. Donald (.496 Petersen 156.447 Peavey. Wade 0.229.542 Parsons. lra 1.391 Peterson Rea K.30) Pope. 45611.1. 427 Parsons. Lark S. 275.496 Peterson RXhard D. 156.158136 Popp. Alberta M. 203. 210. 197 %nom, Stanley G. 391 Peterson Mead J. 197. 216. 542 Portal. Mark A. 361 Parsons. Shawl 0.496 Peterson Potter. D. A. 497 Parungton. Howard D.455 Petersen RsZy M. 208.427 Porter. Penn L. 319.543 Part doe. %mem P.541 Peterson MownA.435 Pone. 6.1 543 Patent.. Dormles 6.447 Ka thryn A. 292 Potter. Patna A. 337.543 Pause. Lisa 1.496 ParR It Peggy S. 193.461 Pone.. Re hard W. 199.330 Posh . Patrick IX 311.541 Petrik. %chard L. 177.436 Porter. Royce L.497 Pastrick %node MI 347.541 Patron. Vickie L.473 Poeubsky.Cary L47 Post. DennnW.497 Pateralos. Stephen J. 175.218 Patio. Jerry R. 455 Pat Ellabelh A. 405 Petteabgase64 4.215 Palen. Janet 1.127 Post Paul D.436. 543 Petal. Sokharem K. 496 Pleat.. Orion A. 168.170.497 Poston. Farina M 394 Pm:nat....net R.447 NNW. Stanley 0.436 Potenslo. Peggy A. 416 Patrick. Paul M. 436 Pk41. Jody A. 512 Pane ' s. Craig 1.436 Patienon.Cool S. 427 Mlle F. 181.187.497 Papier Henry C. 123.190.543 Patterson.Georms A. 363 Chnelka 542 Palo. Carol Os 473 Patterson. Joann 461 PfluKhoett. Michael 455 Patel. Knit. L 179.427 Patterson.av tha 192.203.416 Mortller. Donald 436 Pollee. Paul A. 436 Patterson. Ronald O. 330 Harry 173 Pannell. Nancy C. 497 Patbson.Jan C. 337 Prom Patrice M 221. 319.5 2 Poultry Sawn CRS 172 Patton. Carol J 427 Pho•. Phd.A. 224 Pound. Barbera 3.222.364 Patton. Ecteard 4.349 Proms. E. 0411 542 Pont Donald 6246 Patton. James ft 156.221.327.508. 541 Pheres.2. Jerry 117 Pont OrsonL.246.401.455.543 Patton. Leon J. 226.230.333 Phelps. DougtasC 497 Rosary.. 77.234 Patton. Pea, 4541 ps.Mery 1. 497 Powers. Daub S 209.197 Patton. Salty E. 347.416 TIwb 191 hi Passers. Eugene 1.167.170.543 Patton. Walter B MI PM Delta Theta 352354 Pena. twat C. 497 Paul Michael A.206.496 PM Epsilon Dna 179 Pavers Retmcca L 171. 389.466 Paulson Dead A. 541 PM Epsilon Kane 178 Panes. Ma Roberta 358 Paulson. Thomas C. 377 Phi Gamma Data 356357 Powers. Ronald L 436 Paulson. Malan C. 210. 455 Phi Kappa PM 168 Posers. Witham 174 Pauhn. Winne 496 PM Kappa Theta 360.161 Pomerta . Richard J. 178.246. 327. 401. Paysben. Sheen C.219.477. 496 PM Kappa Tau 358-359 543 Pamela Sheryl E. 219. 477. 497 Phi Mu Alpha Slalom. 183 Prnht. WuIISC. 436 Pails. Joseph O. 217.541 PN Upsilon Omicron 202 362364 Pmeger.fgron Payne. Charles 1(.437 Payne. David A.246.401.541 M Beta Phl Pt Rama Posad.0 4.215 Prather. Kent M. 455 lope 366367 Payne. Menke 1.497 MT. Pen 195 Prete...5001W E.353 %ache.. Barba al.394 Phienck. Robert L497 Pratt. ErankH. 195.198.455.543 Peak . nye J. 416 Phan� . Carne .1.210. 389 Pratt. John A. Peake. Steven G. 177. 541 Phan. Enc R 190.380.542 Pratt. Roberta K. 179.497 Pearce. Bryan F.497 Pharr ' s, JohtsW.401 %awl. David L. 224.197 Pterct.Renald W. 186189 Phalan. Rebecca K.319 Pray. Mork W.81.377.543 Pearson. Daniell 189.436 Pearson. Jame. 8.2113 Pearson. Mist. L.46 Philips, Susan K.202.209.226.229.477. 497 mc. Catherine C. 405 Pray. Roberta A 187.543 Preens:4e. RObert C. 455 Prentice. Mara A. 427 Pearson. Pamela 5.363 A.224.239.436 Pn.leurang Club 189 Pease. Ernest V. 231.497 Pickard. Racism P. 161.311 Prescott. Day. L.497 %Kenn. Larry L. 176 Fickang. David C. 275 PresIdenrs Cabinet 149 Peckham. Gem 14 3.461 Pedersen. Reiter F. 158.436 Pedigo. lancla 5 427 Pen.. Groom F.101 Pone. limes M. 371 Penn Lisa C. 231. 363 Peach. Alan C. 309 Pellet 3001 A. 197 keit Sada S 497 Pocket Nancy J. 210.416 Paint Manes, F.4115 Jarn14377 Pierce. Barbara J.473 Peru. Sharers 1.427 Percy. Keith 189 Mann. Colleen L. 416 Prettyman. Jerry 1.497 Prelter.C.arren .1.47 Preahlteekswy MedlaneClat 171 Prentere. JOMph A. 497 Pnce.Carolynl, 166.180.399.465.466 Pna. Cram H.163 195. 196.353.543 Pnce. Daniel T. 136 Pm . Gary L. 543 Para.DeborahIC 427 Pwron. Whea1.447 PrKse. Robert V.170 POW Nalln•F. 211.461 Pena. Daniel R. 171.497 Pennel.Chans A. 152 Georg C. 319 Pasch Sandra 6.189.416 F5te. Kirby 0 333. 542 Pnckelt. Wry S. 166 Paddy. Gary It 380 Pesdey.Kalhryn5 473 Penner. Karen P.202.541 Poland.Steven FL 542 Pony. RAM E. 497 Penner. LarmM. 330 Penner. ItaurkeD. 497 Praire. Pathaa A. 542 %chard A. 301.562 re. Pnest. (aura J 406 Pnest. Terry W.467 Penmen. Debra K.461 r 47 Protre.asky. Martha M.181.187. 192.193. Pant. Donald W. 196, 198.543 Potomac Robert 436 %grannie end Cosainann Club 542 P.n.Emma J. 423 P011.1)yon BSI. 330 Pane. Sandra K. 427 Penerdint Gary A.323 Pestr.Mantaret L. 283.405 Pnits. Teat. E. 226 Penn% Linda 8.461.462.542 Pereira. Norman C. 215 Perez. 383.455 Plats. Barbera A. 497 %me. Keith L.196201.542 Prober.. Karon 190.394 Prochaska. pin 1.447 Pero %When D. 371 PerWm, Don A. ))4 Rona. Jame )53 Perrin. Konen M. 229.363 Pwasleti Far.Nalean 497 %arm. Lyle 0.160.166.372 Allmon. Nab. keen M. 542 Prochaska. tale 6.340 Prochaska. Robert 0.148 155.163.543 Prate. John Proctor. Mary E. 1 Prelemlonal Note Intayst Group 204 Proffitt Anne C. 193.197 Prelim. Teresa 4.209 PrelPf Cyril ' s A 416 Prosser. Charlotte 193.543 Proodlool. Waxer 367 Rya Donnie L.427 Phan. Don It 168.170.219. 226.298 Pros. Janine W. 497 Ps10611111 Psycholny C1ub Lee Plank. Karen K. 427 Ptacel..Knumth F. 209.391 Peamt.Donekl L.497 Punt. Arthur D. 543 Pugh. Jaya 129.444 Pulls Chester M. 181.187.543 Pelham. %Wham 309.543 Pult Lawrence 0.207.497 Purcell. Barbara J. 292 P4074. Kim E . 497 Pu•tny.Ftehard 171 Putnam MO 468463 Putnam khans AsuecIatIon 166 Putlroll. Marcia 1.416 . 314 Paw. Mena G. 287 Pale. 9611tem 1.497 Q adn. Snot P.373,190k 213.278 Mon. John L. 190 41.n. Steven N. 207 shy. Joseph SI 436 disc. Knee R. 466 543 onn. Lim C. 470.473 rm.Charlene.% 184.239 405 R Raabe. Manse W. 158.436 Raccualia. Karon 5.473 Rae haste. Suzanne 1. 405 Rader.Jonn it 278.454 Femon, Cyruho A 292 Rehberg, Cheryl R.416 Rats la. Renard J. 207 Paella% Mohloniad F. 213 Rahn. Stephen L435 Reda. Merle Lee 206 Rate. Delbert 0.229.543 Rale. Menne L . 229.490 Rea.. .mace R 473 Rate. Penny R. 161.416 Rainey. LartyC. 498 Raton. Terry L 51.461 Fternekrishnees..M. A.215 455 Rene. Everett R 208 Ramos. Cad L 216 Rarmelset.. Jean M. 416 Ramsey. Herbert 1.166.167.229.498 Ramsey. Jerryl 323.543 Ramsey. Kathleen M. 226.229.427 Ramsey. Island K. 447 Ramsey. Wheel K.455 Ramsay. Stephen H.367 Ranallo. Paine. 315.416 Randall. David 8 81. 156. 177.349.543 Mamba. Rasa 8.200.543 Randall. Russell M. 131. 195.455 Randall. Tom E. 187.4% Ibnciaph, Jenrome D. 250.447 Raney. DarhIL 166 Raft 6630114n. Knstramvamy 215 Rankin. Ann G. 447 Rankin, Randall R.498 Ranson. Innis 0.304 Ronne. Dennh 473 %mom MUM 8.369. 543 Rao. Chmoropate 173.215 Rao. Mflearepu 215 Wore. Dorothy 1.209 %pt.Kathleen 189.209.416 Repo. Rstph 0.543 RIO. Rowe t B. 357 itasch.Carla 179.227 Rasch. Carla R 498 Rasmussen. Mtn 205 Rosmussen.AltieC. 134 Rasmussen. to P.416 Rat. Renard R 200 %tab Leann M.461.462 Rathbun. oaten 7.447 Rattibun.Jaclue L.455 Rathbun. Roy W. 198 Rathbun. Sterns R 498 Rancher. Douglass A. 304 Runchte. Robert 250 Rwens. Immo A. 159.427.543 Rey. Moss elk 195.304.543 Rs.. Clu•tsR. 498 Raymond. Dale W. 298.543 Rea. Amyl.. 187.461 Pea. StepnenW. 543 Read. thyan W. 401 Read. 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L.216.498 Ralph 544 Ronald351 R 327 ). 50.192.314.544 K. 544 E. 169 A.167.207 367 A 357 S. 496 J. 436 L. 207.498 D.498 C. 158.166. 203.446 M. 207.317 A 202.303. 204. 211.498 Cheryl 315.544 Dan] J.544 Dand R 496 PROC.MO Gerald L. 206.544 Janet L 416 LaYmond 456 ' Winn 406 e ' en...se. 164.399.427 215 K.274 6 394 M. 209.226.389 C. 461 L. 206 L. 49$ laixedei,Pndlip6.498 Rod!. Jay D 167. 334.498 Root James A 230.436 Merl,. Mark L 167.496 Rose. Lame D.414.416.544 Rep. John 6.455 Rounick. Leah G. 179.461 ReietiCk, Leroy W. 229.514 Rile. JeAL. 159.1113.447. 544 Raw, Ruhr. Teems M 498 Rdmenbach. John C. 544 Rots. Don R 4% ' bats. Oenn w.206, 544 Renter. Robert J 167.206 Ronne. John P. 29.148 IthInitt. Robert M. 167. 169. 545 FlonninIt Ctentme A 158 Roof, Donald 399.440 Root. Geoffrey 8 447 Rood. an Rcop. Beverly 1 423•427 Rcop.Calen I 391 Rcosenelaal. Kathy J. 461 Roger. Derma A 304 Renck hire K. 206. 134.545 Renck June L. 545 Roi00e. John T. 129 Roue.. Patna, 210 Rose. Barbara C. 499 Rose. Donald4.157 Rose. Cole J.447 Rose, Joyce A. 364.416 Rose. Kelt A. 266 Rose. Nancy 6- 292.416 Rose. Timothy 1.265 Rose. Warren L. 437 Rombeny. beide A 499 Roubrafth. Vernon 201 Rose rank Warren F. 201.232 Rosenberg. SuzanneLynne R 427 Roseate. 292 Itosewcz. Janice IA 427 Rosner. Terrence E. 187 Ross. Anna U. 461.545 Ross. Berne K. 51 Ross. Beverly A. 462 Rms. Cella L.340 Ross. Dennis 231 Ross. bina ry E. 207.447 Ross. Joseph L.191.246.250 Ross. Larry). 1% Rosa Nancy C. 161.462 Ross. Roger 1.447 Ross. Sharon K. 77.414.416 Ross. Walter H 230 R.oss. Wayne A 163.334,549 Roth. Pm ti 196.499 Rom. urn caw A 250 Rom. Ronald R. 229.334 Rained. Donald F.250 WIrearn 0 158 427 473 Rout. Condhan 215 Rosy. S. 200.545 bra Sabana Edward 0.499 Sabana. Cobol LI 447 Sachet. Cheryl J. 462 SacMeatier. I rodent364 SaCkheer. DetenhC. 416 Sadler. 1 fizabetb A.315 Sago. Resse110. 317 Sahlleld.Cyr81.44 405 Sent. Barbara J.499 Selardint. Ali A. 215 Satarar. Daniel F. 499 Saimas.Mnaceo 160.437 SaKam.Meharned M. 143 Salm.Martha I. 462 Simms. name 4. 192.546 Salmon. Kathleen K. 499 SempsoDon.u Larryglas C 231 Sams. A 499 Sams. Kandy L.416 Samuel. Abraham V 215 Samuelson, Dale 1.271 Sandbag. 101keen A. 361 ;onetime.. Richard P.466 S and County 33 Sandelin. Pew Sondem. Ph. A 226. 229.293 Sanders. 0.mxt L.361 Sanders. Pane K 477 Sanders, Jane,. 189.499 San:Hrs.Robs. 159 Sanders. Timothy L. 168 Sanderson %Yearn 363 Sreblos. Robin 3.361 Sandoe.Chnume L. 416 Sands. Linda). 344 San10(0. Pate E. 172 Smarty. KWh M. 199.466 Sanko.Caronn M. 51.416 Senn. Mired C. 195.197.4% Sonntaun. Douglas 0. 170.499 Sargent. Barbara J.423.427 Sargent. Chnstopher 281 Sargent. Vesta IA 499 Sann. Sobhash C. 99 Sasnu.Popun L Settler. Shiers K.427 Sauer. Dole L. 353 Sauenwsn. Chants P 167.168.172.192. 226.2% SIORWOO. Doneldit 228.298 546 Saenonern, Roden I 278 Sawn, Wryer 499 Sawn. ROOMS 499 Sateen. Jemmy L 174. 281.546 Senyee. ROOM. C. 473 Swayer. Shem L 499 SM. Gary Say. Sharlyn R 204.546 Sayers. Dianne M 164. 221.337 Sayler. Lancet. 46 Scattard mad 81444221 Scale.. Paul Fa145437 Scanlon. Kallteas A. 134, 148.423 Scarborough. Jesse W. 37$. 437 Soarborovidl. Vicki 8. 161. 337.416 Scruke.Cabon 171.456 Sch.kr. John 145 Schafer. John D. 499 Schaler. JohnF 110 halm. Panda 4.473 hake. Whet 311 Schafle. Dexter 6.170.546 SthaiNt John 8.349 Wham 0.148. 369. $46 Schaller. Timothy C.546 Schaller. VetOrd L.344 Schenk. Oelm R 331.546 Sian. Donald H.500 Schartr.Leon M. 361 Scheel. ' Arched D.172 Schrfar. Vicky 5.416 Scheele. Manen L 309.546 SCh4elt.Glona K. 503 Cindy.. 473 t7, Scher man. Dean L. 437 Schewman.19.1C.170.530 Schooner. 1.4.4 A. 166 73.467 Schounov.14mM E. 221 Screuner. Ted P.456 Scheunonen. allta 0.203.477.546 Netter. Rodney J. 206 Schimmint. David 4437 Schomoldw.litark S. 75.500 Schlaeswl. Ruth A. 77.165. 320 Wilma.. Mary 6.427.546 Schleltbeem. John, 174.361 Sciantor. Nolen A. 427 Schlosser. Meryl 159.219.456 Schlosser. Mt. and Mrs James 60 Nue. John ROW ' 437 Se smaller. teams:4500 Shore filer. Neal F. 500 Schmonee. °mete 207.456. 546 Schmidt An 341.406 Schmidt Bonnet A. 546 Schmidt Schmdt. Mosel L.500 Schmidt. Gad) 427 Schmidt. Janes T 359 Schmidt. kelt. 448 Schmidt Robert A 500 Se hnl101. Swoon Pi 646 427 Sdvnelt MGR 1.221.427 Schnedt ' Meshy 6.277.448 Saved. Mrs. Marione18 3 Schnun. Caw A. 437 Schmit. Kathleen I. 500 Schmitt. Patrick R 378 Starn44.Cyndia 1.344.473 Riley. Live E.148.461 Renter. Donne F.179.331 Mmes. Linda M. 427 ...repro:h. Rol I 153.231.544 Conroe S 154461 Rine. wry 1.406 Rinnetterp, Artie 223 Rnder. Gregory J. 544 Rosner. Manna J. 344 Rewdan. Robe. 1 P. 199. 447 mph . Georges 301 RPOO.Gary 1.455 Roole.Gary R 159.375 Rope. GrOtChler M. 364 RIpple. Patricia A. 185.205.340 Rricee.John J 447 Radon. Willsem 6.544 0.207 Rnley.ltennef L. 173. 226.544 Risser. JohnW. 436.544 Rnsmen. Linda L 427 Ritter. Jon F. 327 R. N..54411W. 176 Ritter. Trudy G. IP 323. 544 Ritz. Becky 5.406 Rivers. 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Evelyn A 192.399.414.416 Rock. Lane t .436 Rock. 601611). 229 Rockers. Jeantettla 427.545 ROOOLIII Rochelle 315.416 Rode. Marsha A. 461 Rob tier., rankIA.263 Rodneuer. Janet L. 427 ROdnAuez. Joseph 5.447 RcOntuer. Wt H. 278 Rodriguez. W.427 Roof.. ROSerna Rode s.Phyths El Roesler. Joyce M 47.340 Rogers.Cow G. lney Rogers. DavidDavidM. 545 311 Ryon. Gary 1.361 Roden. Joyce L. 461 Roams. Kathleen A. 347 Roeos. Richard K. 200 Rom.. Ronald M. MG Rents. ROY J. 545 Rohr. amyl.. 496 Rohr. Shots M. 416 Rohr. Terence 0.4% Rahn.. Kathryn A 461 Floinent. leaf 215 Rokey.Galen 7.173499 Roland. Road 1.1. 301.545 Rolls. J.440.447 Rolls. Key R. 416 Ralph. halo. 168 Romaine. Gilbert 246 Roman. Fred J. 114. 177. 545 RomteCk. Mace K. 499 Roney. Daryl D. 226.436 Raney. Of101.. 101173.226.298 Revue. Victor Revels. Rebecca Retochuh. Jane Rochenlmrser. %Ob. a Remade, Joe Reich.. John Reefer,. Remised Red. Dadd Red. A 0.544 Rod. Lance Reid. Lynette 1. RPM. %lefty Redschnelder. Reduhnerder. Redly. 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Marcia Rio strew. Joyce Rkkatren. Judith Rldgway.Kay Wormy. Rabid Rob. Deborah Raw. (sea K. 427 Replaria. Romeo I( 545 Retrey. Rum L. 196.201 RoMey.Mae PRP Roy. Jerry C. 455.54 Roy. ROOM 0549 5 Royal Purple 7677 Royal Purple chow 52.98 Royer. Dole 1.545 %se. WPC. A. 447 Roan.. Roberto 455 Ruberson. Charles A. 166.466. 545 Rubin. M 4211 Rucker ErcK 367 Rout. Jon M. 231 Malt Susan L. 314 arhnt. 190.353 ThaRserater.MFrank lie Rat D. Relenacht Ben 437 Raft James A. V svren I. 545 Regan. Kurt A 77.175 Rua Trey L. 391 Runoens. 14 54S O.gadoS.207.416 % k,. Donn N. 645 Ramsey. Mane E. 545 Rummy. Cory O. 186. 189.545 Rummy. JeanNtS 466 Rummy. Joyce L. 462 Rundle. Timothy E. 447 Rent Donna M 394.545 Minna.. Rogan.81 Runnels. Anne I. 545 Rennes. Ronne 14 174.545 Rude. Panw14 1315.416 Rope. Sherry 59.315 Rom Larry 1.545 Rapti Teresa L 165.427 Rusbarsky. Marsha A 50.132.341 Rush. Kean E 455 Rah-Mildred 427 Roger l 499 Russ. Carol A 188 Russ. Osonne S. 161 Rfsea. 84126 Lynda J. 161. 462 Rolhol001. Riney . 161.162.233499 Rutheeloed. Teresa 1469 Rutledge, Susan W. 462 Rutter. Philip P4 545 Withrow. Mee C 442 Ruud. Elaine M. 126. 164.192.314.545 RYan.0141y J.179.277:462.546 Ryan. (mcii 5. 221 Ryan. George F . 447 Ryan. 66419411.437 Ryan. Terrence W.200.311 Ryder. Usniet R. 437 RAW.. McKee ' W. Ryer. John Ryser. Keno 14 208.310.389.545 S Smash. Kanoush 215 Samna... HelenC 77 499 Sfatim, Dane. F. 499 569 5chtnaz.0494G 158 SchrroU.MaryK 295. 546 Schneck. David G. 385 Schneider. nareld Yi. 214 Schneider. James R 233 Schneider. Leo 0.54 Scemann, Roderick C 503 Seery. Ronald 4.195.190.221.500 Segebrecht Charles 378 Seaton. Kathleen 1.406 Salo. R. Jean 137 Sabel. Moro«. 1.417 Shirley. ABCs M. 500 Shively. Donna J. 226,417 Shively. KYR 5. 344.473 Slystie. Janice A. 500 Sbobe.Kenneth IA 500 Shocley.CuM44.401 Satcht4.14chael E. 456 Sunkman, Susan C. 180.548 Sloan. Cynthia K.337 Slain. brace 337 Sloan. Wand A 417 Slocum. R. C. 246.250 Schneider. Nancy E.414. 417 Sobel. Patigm C. 500 Sh0•111.41 ' . team 1.448 Sionockee. Roam. 5.423.4211 Schrweder, Nancy K. 478 Saga. Wanda M.547 Shoemaker. Mchad D.547 Stepanek. L«E 385 Schneider. Steven J 401 Soodet Wiliam A.158.197.532 Shoemaker. Renard E. 351.547 Salad. Patricia 4 456 Schnell. Ottoman E. 402.406 Schott°. Charles 14 500 Sake. Leroy J.448 SOM, Dona. L. 192.295 Shojalashkan. Reza 215 Sharman. Rosalie 1.193 Small. Renard W. 211.343.456 Rent 1.187 5hne00. Margaret A. 546 Sap. JackM.176 503 Sh0e7. lert 1406 Smerchrk. Dana M.449 Schnee,. Thomas C.221 Son ' . taro M.190 Showalter. Barbara K.320.547 Smiley. Kan:M4417 Schnituow. Norman D. 207 San. Ronald E. 206.500 Showalter. Jerry 0.547 Smiley. Witham A. 548 Schoen Rodney It 171.279.298 Seray.Csnstem A. 466 Shrauner. Rita J.474 Smith390411 ScholanNp Houses 386.395 Selby. Susan J.76.341 Shreve. John P. 367.547 Smah. Man Al 501 Scholtm.Scott R 401 Sal. Ildber 189 Shown ' . Rodney F . 448 Smith, Abce A 548 Schad. Mrs. Joanne 348 Kamy 0,462 Shrum. Dawd1.302 Smith. Andrew C. 221 hawk Chattel 359.546 Sellndge. She 473 Stuart. NancyC.219.32Q 406 Smith. Barbara SChooky. Gary L 437 Se11ndge. 0. John 114 Shublont Mary A. 320.428 Smith. Becky A. 132.292 S.. Hartmtit V. 6456 231 Sen.Pisnp L. 316 Sen. Mrs Mani. 316 Shugart Grace M.137 Shulde. Marlene A. 132.474 Smith. Brad, L.417 Smith. Carol E. 203. 219.•17 Schrader. Melinda L 193.287. 315 Spas. Jay 0.456 Shull Paul E. 183 Smith. Christy L. 158. 122. 232 Sander. SlegharOK 222.369 Stain, Yvonne . 547 Shuget.1.1.00IS 376 Smith. Connie). 46 breeder. Janes J 114177.183.391. Seuer.Stechm (.201 SKItleS. Susanne M. 185.206.936. 547 SnuM, Craig W. 198. 399 546 Saw. JamesC.230. 437 Sides. Roger 1.401 Smith. CraigW. 281 Schrader. Kalhlem 0. 134.145. 158 292 Semakula. Lawrence D.212 Sionger. An1onelle 193.547 Smith. Cy H.501 Schmeder. taura K. 134.336 SKArn tarry tat Sanger. ROtreftl- 547 Smith. Cynthea K. 112. 337.417 Sena Betty A. 59.148.223.320 Seniors 306456 Saner. Armada IA. 148.462 Smith. DavidC.317 Se nn Retort L. 500 Sc. . Bonnie Swami. Oennn W 437 Smith. David 0. 195.197.231.548 Se-Sandi. Tnxty A. 5E0 Srasin.MarvraC 1%309.547 DoopaS1.438 Smith. David W.448 Schreiber. Judah M.428 Sethne. Peachy P. 215 SW:tn.MO 41 E, 178.547 Smith. Delbert 8.176.501 Schreiner. Roger Seezkorn. Kenneth Et 503 Sintennsorgen. Sara L. 467 smart 0.6996 351.548 SChttlfht. Georg° L. 233.500 See.Cteudelte 547 SAMNA Cynthia 5.428 Smith. Dennis0. 548 SChrefM0. Shale A.161.166.219.226.394 Seder. limes E.372 Siebert Amen 500 Smith. DianeM.164. 202.222.306 Schrader. Shelley J. 428 Sewal, Bury R 500 Siebert Larry R. 500 Smith. DourMs0 131. 195.220.312.548 Schroeder. °Awn J. 437 Seward. Paul A. 230 Smtmc1. Ray 6.500 Smith. Douglas W.M8 Schroeder. Jane C. 179.277.546 Solon. JeanA. 315 Siefert, Susan M. 180.394 Smith. Deaght C 438 Schroder. Jon D. 399.437 Seaton. Juan C. 357 Ssellor‘16.66 A. 347 Smith. Daght K. 501 Schroeder. LarryC.166.195.200.437. Shackelford SlepJe. Fr anklin Slagle. Rhonda 8.181.187 Smith. Edward C. 255 546 Sdirordef.14anlynS 344 Shacklett. Wham f_ 456 Shade . Sandrat 315.473 E 462 193.547 th. 548 Siemens..1aceW Schroeder. Martha K.406 Shaken Dons K.417 Stamens. Maroon 442 Smith. Ernest G.220.372.548 SChnatder. Madrid F. 148. 157.428.546 Frank R. 437 Stamens. StanfordA.198. 501 Smith. Eugene C 204448 SchubertDamn CI 546 Shah. Myna S. 215 Sierman.Mchael D.438 Smith. Faye A 364.406 Scholl. Jeffrey J. 5E0 Shalt Atom P.215 Santa Gary A.131.200.220.312 Smith. FloydW. 92 Schuttl. Randolph 1 500 Shattan.Sh4rg J. 417 Simon. Sherry L. 225 Smith. Gary L 226.501 Schuelte.Glenn R.500 Shahan.Susan M.341 gel. Karen276.277.547 Smah.Gerald 4.171 Schueete. lacouchne 177.500 Shahs:lank MD 5E0 Stele. Donna D. 192.231.474 Smith. James 5.206.369 Schuler. Andrew J. 209. 226. 353 Shalkinki.ChnshmA. 292 Stela. Larry 1.456 Smith. Janet K. 292.417 Schuler. Donna J. 179.473 Shalkoskt SueA.428 sig:e. Lillian L. 172.207 Smith. Ame119 501 Schuler. Theresa 1188 417 ShMkoskr, Vincent he.184.184.500 Prima Alpha E psilon 366.18 3 Smith. by S.501 Schulte. Ronald Et 166.206 Shams. Behr0Oz 157.215.477.503 Sigma Mpha 180 Smith. Arany L. 351 Schutt v. Be eetly A 462.646 Shamsuddin. Mw 173.213 SigmaChi 370372 Smith. Jan A 171 Schulte. Debra L. 161.462 Shane. MOW! E. 372 Sigma Delta Chl 85 Smith. Sohn 13.191) Schulz. Bradley K. 500 Shank. Jeanette M. 295 Sigma Gamma 186 Smah. lash 349 Schuh. Gary 0 185.351.544 Shank RChard E. 185 Sigma Phl Epsilon 376.378 Stria. Judy L. 179.417 Sanaa. Kathy J. 204 210.389 Shanks, Anna M 203.224.229.417 Slams Nu 374375 Smith. KI8Mehle A. 229.471 Schulr.San aS 500 Shards. Stechtn J 200 Sigma Tau 195 Seth. Kathleen D. 315 hyena her. James 207 Shap70. Sewn H.S47 Summit Deena At 337.547 Stroh, Kadhlet41 1.204.26.417 Schumacher. John 207 Shapland. Caine L. 500 Sthombing, John 21214 Snulh. Kathy A. 501 Schumacher. Karen A. 473 Sharma. 1 14,691 P.9” 500 Silady..kihn A. 361.547 Smith. Kenneth L 170.226.229.271.298 Schumacher. Moho A. 364.417 Sham CraigC. 226.298 Lady. Palrgh J.361 Smith. Kenn M 548 Schumacher. Von 1.402 Sharp. 0ougJas A 357 Mr.Deb a 1 417 . Smith. Larry 8.330 Schuman. Steven G. 265 Sharp, Gerald C.170 Spin. Mynas 1.462.547 Smith. LinOK. 501 Schumann. Paul A. 160.500 Sharp. IsraelM. 547 Salm. Retort C. 281 Smith. Linda L 57.163.222.341.548 Schurle.K.Ithleen R.500 %ashy.) 154.21 Sommons Charles E.353 Smith. MarciaE. 219. 501 Schude.Shent1 0 462 Stott nick Dean A 245.246 St nem:MI Wad D.247 Smith. Mark 0.448 Schwab. Morena It 159 Shattuck. Taman R 306.406 Simmons Gerald C. 265.435 smith. Malthew W 448 Scerwab. Ueda 5.341 Shaughisesay.Patrick 160488 Simman Smith-Ma:heel R. 289.548 James C 439 And L.417 Sanyo de. JoLynnD.205. 222 .315.546 Shaw. Melinda A. 473 Simmons Snuth.0441.4 A. 179 Schwanke. RandallC.500 Show. Pamela C. 462 Simmons Marcia K. 185.205.501 Smith. Patricia 474 Sher m. Mark A. 218.229 Shaw Rebecca L. 204. 389 Sernenom Mchael S.349 Smith. Patricia Schwarm.Stem A. 218 Shaw. Robert 1.255.357 Simmons Nancy A.46 Smith, Patricia L. 233.295 546 Schwan . John S. 131. 166.196.220.311. Shaw. Sandra L 202.226.417 Shaw. Susan[. 79.205 Simmons Shion. Barry Robert 1. 456 Smith. Patrick Smith, Randall L 501 Schwarz . Cant 123.190.546 Shaw. Wiley 1304.547 Simon. Las 4.399. 547 Smith. Retard N.231 Schvarzentierter. Martin 1.361 Steno. Patricia 4.189. 306 gtoone.chayi 1.77.205.306 Smith. R enard R 166.391.548 Schwalm. Darrel J. 207 Shea. Jennifer C.192.306 Simpson. Glean J.406 Smith. Roger G 375 SOnvenwher. Sandra 4406 Shea. RichardJ.448 Swanson. Marl en K. Smith. Sarah 5.211.406 Schwan. Larry L. 503 Sheahan. 61114m F.378.547 9111010n. Sidney .1.501 Smith. Simi a 406 Schvehing. bane K.394 Sheeler. Sherry 1. 161.223.337 repo. William 4 391.548 Smith.Sheryl 0.418 Schwan. Michael 6.171.456 Shearman. Donna). 274 Sens. Georgian, 0.462 Srnith.Mmen 8. 152.548 Scoby. David 11.231 Sheedy. Carol 1.428 Sims. Jahn 158 Smith. Susan A. 226. 389. 548 Scow. Gary 1.437 Sheet . Susan 1 477 Son. Stephen E 351 Smith, Terry 1347 Scotty. knell 219.473 Sheik. Linda K 77.364 Soda.. R. L.99 Smith. TertYY 446 Scow. Joe H. 378 Sheac.Willram J.349 Sesden.SusenK 501 Smith. Tommy L 108. 163. 167.334. 548 Scoby. Susan 8.202. 470. 473 Shelley. F. 5E0 She.141eram P.281.548 Smith. ValeneA. 331 Scott blades P.546 Shebat. Thomas It 378 Snot.. Oennes 4.438 Smith.Wanda L. 217.32€ 428 Scott Charles W. 177. 18). 456 546 Shelton. Bon 0. 456 Shger. Carol A.399.402.406 Smith. Waybum R 548 Scott. Clarence R 244.246 Shelton. Jan R 462 Singer. Tre440e11. 367 Smith. Wesley 4.47 SOD. Danny ' . 169.298 Shentron.Guy 4.372 Seipp. Gurmel 215 Smith, William 8.369.548 Scott. Elavid L 107 %onkel Claude W. 152.186 Singh. Nardp 154.173. 215 Smithson. Jag (.171 Sant David P 186.189 Shepard KattAttn C. 202.417 Singh Sardar Y. 215 Smuellmai1e39t394 Scott Gene It 546 Shepherd. LeoS.378 Saina. 13119000 N. 186.189.215.501 Smuts. Kiolon1.448 Scott. James L. 500 Shepherd. Lowell 5.378 Son. Ruby M.192.5413 Smythe. terry T. 438 Scott. Jan G. 546 Sheppard. Sharon Wes. Ant 389 Snapp. Gerel4E. 210.548 Split. Lea. M. 473 Sherar, Awn S. 205. 315. 547 176.354 E. 161. 456 Scott MarshaC. 166 Sherer.Christy L. 295 Stool. Allen R.207.298 Sn.99.JanoC61. 132.161. 164. 223.295 Scott MK Neel C. 312 Shone. Virgin S. 189.296 SO. Leigh A 428 Slider. Mark E. 385 Scott Paul R.221 StAmda0.14es Ada 342 Sots. May J.414. 417 Sada.Tony S. 255. 256.258 Scott. liWdeanlit 295 Sherman. Arnold M.281.547 SM. loth B. 169 Snoded.ns. Munn E. 448 Swig« Donnie K. 306 SailchheM. Connie 417 Saabs Ching Club 231 She16491.0.) G. 199 Sherman. Terry W. 467 Shawl. Jule A. 500 Stow«. Charles 1.548 Skayp.s. Susan 1.462 skehan. Patricia A. 428 Snook. A 501 Snook. Kale R.418 Snook Kathy R 474 Sealed.. TeeryW. SOO Shenowl. Bert 167. 211.229 Skelton. Mom 164.341 Snyoer.Alan M.198 Seaman, KatIwyn 3 473 Shimmed. 179 Skidmore. Mark L. 438 Snyder, V. 160 Seamans. Larry 0.500 Sherwood. Karen C. 547 Slender. Carla M. 501 Srodet.Dougtas 3.218.281 Searcy. Elmo K. 225 ShtLI.M. Ann. 547 Skates James . 501 Snyder, James L354. 51S E. 171 Shellac gennth R. 201.547 Skonbag. Irene S. 77.501 Stride4. Karen S 207 Saba. Larry R.167.174597 Shah . M. Raupeaud 173 Sleet Penny J.501 Scud...Lorry 359 SaystiOn. Raul L. 500 Showell. Kenneth A 500 Slade. Terry 7.325 Snyder. 14neyn 2. 406 Setelitn. Keith 6.156. 331). 547 Shreds. Cynthia L. 193 Stamm. Robed I..448 Snyder. Michael K.159.545 Setelius. Ralph 0. 148.330 Sether.11 Reran 117 ShrolOs.Jam1606.3611 Shads. Kenneth 1.437 Slate. Shirley-P.406 Slattery. Joann501 Snyder. Re.haf d A. 548 Styder. Very (.178 Seck.8arbara L. 192.•17. 547 Shields. Susan A. 320.547 Statighter. ilah M. 417 Scrocte 276 SeekRhonda1 226.406 Slued,. Therms M.233.391,547 Slaughter. Mary K. 315 Sociely el 614chankel Inghteem Seattle:1. Sondra 4.206.547 Seeag.Marcia K 423 Shilent SW A 166 Shine. Mamas R 437 Stows«. Lloyd J. la. 15.296 Shad. Joann K. 467 Soderberg. Linda 5418 Sdboist Carol 1164.501 Sethi. Rebecca 4.315.417 9uppy. Alden N. 169.225 SInchM.Coaucla J267 Sadao. RebICCa 5.225. 501 570 5otomon.8wey A. 103.175.218 Solomon, Ronald E. 167. 395. 548 Sams La M.448 64enmer.FloYd A.548 Sonday. Henry 1. 375 Sontag. Theresa J. 306.418 Some. Vklu L. 181.187 SOrenten. Bryan M. 75 Sor nck. George 0.160 Soukup. Ray J. 226.548 Soul...Cynthia S. 548 Saitte. Thorn ' s T.548 South. Lawrence G. 369 Spa:Msg.Robert 231.148 Spa moth, Kathie 1 344 Spore. Daniel P.395 Spare.CuvidR 208.395 Spark...Clifford S. 168. 170.227.301.548 Saki. Dawns K.501 Sparks. Mary K.163.222.364.548 SPear.16mberly 5 01 Spear. Patric ' . C. 418 Spas. Frederick B. 367 Somer. Palma . 418 SPeUrnan. Bruce C.172 SONamn, Douidat L 456 SParan. frank 1.275.501 Spollram. James 367 Scene.. Stephen W. 327 Spencer. Barbara 0.292.474 Spencer. Beaty 0.292 SOMan, Norman F.438 Salman. Nome K. 501 Charles 199 Spinelli. Chants M. 207 Spumoni Donald 367 %Sat %.bert H.199.501 Spoon. Darrell 0. 216 Stan 234221 Sport. Car Club232 Swarm. Larry L. 448 SWenWe. Lucncla R. 501 Slyingo. Kenton B.174.438 SPrink44. Donna 1428 Spume. George 181.187.501 %turn... Henry R. 201 Spurs 165 Saul... Leland 0.548 Swim Marcia E 549 Sramek. Michael W. 224. 229. 501 5 oast°. Rola 418 Snv astava. Brn 115 Srivastava. Gayatn 215 Stmts.Connie L. 418 Stables, Katherine A. 161.233.337.474 Marilyn K.186.344 Stafford. Denn1s15.169. 549 Stafford. Stott W.438 Stater. Katherina A- 428 Stater. Susan Mane 474 Star. Mina C. 205.477.549 Stakup.Calhem MY J. 209 L 156.203.361.549 Staley. Panda A 364.406 Stallard. Cheryl 296 Stallbaume. David 1.501 Stallings. Gary R. 501 Stallinggs, Linda 1.501 StatInewth. Paul T.330 Math...U.61.9hr 6.81.184 Stamey. ' Thomas E. 230 %amity. William L. 14240 Starnes. Lowy 0.317.549 Stanard. Linda 1.161.418 Standerfer. Leda A. 75 Standish. Scott (.372 Standby. Swan 364 Sianker.James P. 369 Stanley. Jody M. 418 Stanley. Larry E. 170.227.501 Stanl ey.Thiliam G.159.312 Stannard.Willuun 0.448 Stamen. Deborah 6.306 Starbuck. Pamela S. 407 DoggiesL.274.456 Starkey. Gayle 1. 315 Starkw.ather. Lee A. 457 Sterns. Michel W.438 Stannta. Janice K. 203. 226.418 Starr. Gerald 177.549 Statesmalm 219 Statesmen 218 Smeller. Michele S. 501 SMuth. flatter. 1.211.306 St. Bawl. Own. 462 SIM Ring 196 Swett Jack K.448 Steele. Joseph...448 Street. Karon S. 428 Seta. Mama K. 227.418 Steele. Royle J. 292 Steelman. Alen D.246 Steen. Sylvia .1. 171.229. Sepias. Kay L 187.347 Ski lek.Arvid D. 501 Slel ten. John D. 103. 152 Steffen. Jabal. 209.501 Steffen. Rive m 158.407 Shamn. mciweIC 2E9.549 Stein. Barton A. 250 Stein. Erasmus V. 159 Sten. Gregcn L. 448 Stein. RaphaelA 159 lbenerd A. 501 Stein. Seven T. 501 Steinhauer. Roble 117.154 Sinnhausen. Glenn W. 369 Sinnhvber. fle.nard 501 %fining...Paul D. 250 %nage. Cletus F. 361 Start. Pamela 549 gonnswer. Paul 0.206.334.549 Steiskal, Rebecca A 153.292 Stepan. Katharine 8.474 Stepanoh, Lonna M. 418 %foam h. Robed M 378 Stept.ent. Sarphens. Vial.. P. 501 Sterbent. Wanda 1..418 SWIng.CynIhts A. 179 Sterrett. Richard R.304 Sterrett. Raton K 160.304 Stevens. Sharon 1364.418 Stevenson. Acne A. 347 Stewart. Bernal K 457 Sernart.Chns L Stewart. Jest 85 Stewart. Laura A. 295.418 %mean. Michael J. 281 Stewart. Thomas K. 549 Staa..1Ohn A 250 Sawn. Leone C. 501 Rita R 314 Still. Mary S 216.144 Saw. Mickey L. 437.438 549 Stanek Robert K. 301 Stinson. Joyce L. 166.19 ' 2.418 SOM. Charke 6.378 Stith. Mariono14. 137 Stitt. Simi, G. 179. 315. 418 Stank William 8.81 St. John. DaYkIN. 438 Stock. Storm Moeda. Monanew L. 418 Stoecker. Shp on S. 126.158.337 Stollel. ROnli10 D 549 Stchr.11iornas C. 501 Stokes. Vanilla ft 549 Stole us. Janice C. 306 Stoke. Karen M 501 Star. Mary C 428 Peak. 209.226.22 477.501 Stone. James L 354.549 Stone. inc hard W. 457.549 Stone. Stephen T. 281 Stommack. Teresa 501 Stonehocker. Robert 197.333 Stopa. Cindy!. 474 Storer. Harold E. 173 Storer. Shwa A 191 Skeet Ten. L 364 Static. Randall L.457 Stomum. Michael L. 304 Story. Loa V.206.226.229. 389.549 Stoll. John 1.378 Stout. Step sonG 448 Stout. Towel 198.335 Skiver.CarolynJ. 428 Stow. Steam L. 117.189 Stowe. Twit. G. 192.193.347.549 Strahrn..1“ D.167.298 Shahs. Mary A 501 Straln.Max K. 502 Shame. Seen R.418 Strandberg. Ma cy). 315 Strati. Marc 11.438 Strata. Russell A. 502 StratMann. terry E 549 Straub•395 Strain.. Philp W. 549 Strecker. Glen f 334.549 SU . Bradley C. 549 Sheet... Dayk1.1. 327 Streeter. Karen K. 549 Tilsit. Rh A.423.4211 Strang Sheryl L.190.347 Stnelder. Dane) 167.298 %Male.. StevenM. 172.175.298 Strickler. Vincent J.448 Strode. Patna. A.462 Strohmever.Rotart W.375 Work Susan J. 179.320.549 Strong Yalliam R. 177.438 Stroup. Myron L. 224.229, 502 Strout . Claudia 5.474 Strout... Dana L. Strong. Pamela G 364 Struby.Charks R 327.549 %ruby. Diane FA 347.418 Stryker. CharlesA. 131. 160.163. 196.201. 231.354. 549 Stryker. Da C.438 Sbyker, Ronald A. 131.148.197.334 Shart.Kay. E. 418 Stuart. Larry a 706.502 Stubbs. Marilyn K. 502 Stubbs. Rebecca 5.128 Stuckey. Marilyn F.164. 165.205.320 Sttckwohas. Barbara .0.1451 Stucky. Carolyn L. 193.549 Stucky. Ramona J. 203.549 Stucky. Ronald L. 168 Stucky Store IA 173.549 Student Council kw Examtlonal Children 193 Student Education Astadation 192 Student Gowning Association 148.157 Student Governing Association Elections 78.39 Student Publication. 74.75 Student Revive Doane 153 StudentSenate 148.149 Studer.Jane M.21I 462 Studer. Kenneth L 196. 23 StudIamki. Kenneth 305 Studzinslo. Mrs Kenneth308 Stueve. Carl L. 168. 170.226.549 Stve ve. Dan T. 168.170.226. 271 ShItet Mark A.502 Stull. ROOM 246 Stump. Thema 0.407 Stem Linda M. 179 Sturgis. John 0.502 Sluilediewn. Keith M. 149.154.214 So Der 8.502 Subtahmanyam.Gurnam 215 Such. Robed 1.457. 549 Suserman. barrel R. 170.229 Salentrop. Timothy 195. 197.549 Si-wt.Laura J. 206.549 Sally B. 315.418 Santan. Charles 448 Sulliven.Jnoph M.549 Sullivan. Marianne M.549 Max 218. 225 Saivan. PaulaJ.216.474 Sullivan. Ronald L.448 Suntan. Terrance L. 171.205. 301. 550 Saran. Verna M. 76.344. 550 Surrey. Marilyn K.474 Summers. Bambara L. 179 Samna, EdwardD. 457 Ssentners. Larry W.457 Sumpter. Raymond D. 457 Sundtprn. Julie A. 306. 457 Sunimelm, RiChard A 375.550 Surber. Madge R.316.418 Surface. Maria...0315 Solt...Connie D. 428 Sullies. frankie (.438 Sutton. Barbara S. 474 Sutton. Cynthia 5.295 Sutton. Oouglas A. 231870 Sutton. Gary If. 221.438 Slaty, Ann L550 Syoboas. Barbara L. 219.428 Svothoda. Olen F. 197.550 Stratford. Wiliam S. 312 Larryle. 230.502 Amman. Joyce 1.428 Anon. ta A165.222.354 %sin. E. 131.166.220.312.550 %art. Edwin 6.448 Swann. Barbara J. 502 Swanson. Lyla J.189.418 Swanton. Robert D.177 Swanson. Sarah E. 158. 182 Snap. Suzanne A 423 %art.Shirley A. 394.550 Swaya.Barbara A.550 Satan, Mcheid 8.385 Sweet. Dennis E. 167. 206. 372. 550 Gary L. 375.550 Swenson. Karen A. 320 Swansea. Laurence R 354.550 Swanson. Marilyn K. 462 Swenson. Nancy ft 502 Swenson. Patricia A.306.550 Swenson. lischardL 229.550 Swistoviak. Jennifer 77 Swift Nolan 0.457.550 SMnan. Corsa:IL. 448 Snether. Andrew D. 448 Swisher. Viclo 1.428 Switzer. Alen 1.357 5en Vet. Charles L 359.550 Antier.Vsy1102. 246 %mirky. Dennis W. 271.448 Sword. Maroc 41A 428 Swayer. M. Shay 457 Sylvester...at C.195.197.281 Symm. Richard 0.173. 467 Symphony Ordwelya 159 Sanixmlu. LeOntird P. 550 Szopimki. Raved C. 457 T Tem. %Metall,. 438 Tamy. Robert 4.438 Tracha. Ronild L. 178.271 Tackett. Cubed 0.550 !adman. [Mason 1.89 TOOdtf. Mrs.Cathenne 360 Vague. Joan M 502 Tangeman.Wancla R 428 Tannebaurn. Edward 1.448 Tony32 Tel:Mk Dena K. 502 Tams. Lee T.22141E1550 Tarbert. Joyce F.205. 428 Tarry. Patricia J. 181. 187.550 Thrwr. Carol J. 474 Tamale.. Marta A. 477 laskor.Alan V. 174 Taskw.Sue A. 181. 187.502 Tate. Robert 4502 Tate. Sara J. 158, 180.502 Tau Bela 182 Tau Mops 379481 Tau Sibiu Delta 177 Taut. Yon 8378 Tausug.Robert A. 210 leutiss. T iMOtlw P. 448 Tavakolirader.MOMmad 8199 TaWor, Allen 0.438.550 Taylor. Christine A. 295.560 Taylor. David Re. 550 Tholor. David W. 367 Taylor. Deborah 344 Taylor. Mere A. 347.418 A:320.418 Twat Jan 1.418 Taylor. Jerry R. 375 Taylor. Jube L. 132. 164. 364 Taylor. Keith 8.338.457 Taylor. Keith ft 367 Tarter. Kenneth S. 225.438 Toor.Manlyn A. 295.428 Taylor. Mier nerve Taylor. Pamela L. 560 Taylor. Philip0. Taylor. Thehrir00. 317 Taylor.Sandra L. 166.222.502 Teagard.n. Glenn R.224.229.550 Tenicarden. Joe S. 224.229.502 lcogue.Mictwel D.221.502 Teal. Sue 108. 174.428 Tete. Susan M 418 Tooter. 13r sic. D. 550 Totten. Sharon K.206.502 logemoll. Awn M.164. 502 Tegetholl. Panda 1. 462 Temme. Limb A. 337.550 TenIttle. Woke 377 Tempero.Preston C.502 Temptations T tonal. ey A. 467 enrol. Pamela 1.428 ...permit...amid R. 178 Terrill. Kolbe° J. 292.474 Teske. Jolene K 550 Tessondorl. Thomas J. 439 Teton. Johann H.217.226457 Thalmann. Lynn C.502 I hamel. Albert 0.378 Tharp. Vincent J 729.281 Them. Robert L. 289 Theta Alpha PM III ISIS Marna PM NS Theta 0333 !newt.. Gary D. 229.502 Theurer. Glenn 6.229.550 Thitautl. Danny M. 502 Trea. Warner. 707.334 1 Serail. Connie M.502 I hies.C.indy1 502 hiessen. Anne I. 560 Thhrlon. Paula S 418.500 71Vmas, Greet 0.439 Thames. -lxkL 255 Thomas. James E. 550 1 homm, John E. SO. 185. 361. 550 Thomas, Kenneth 1.88 Thames. Leroy G. 246 Thomas. Lucinda A.418 Thomas. Lynn R.166.218.550 Thomas. Mark Y.448 Thomas. Martha W. 77 ham.% Michael C. 224.265 Thomas.M.thael R. 229.448 Thomas. X. 550 Thomas. Witham R.448 Thomas. wolton 8.24 Thomason. Paul M.281 Thomason. Robert C. 395 Thorne. Inns F.444.448 Thompson. Bohan L. 448 1 hompson. Clinton M. 502 Thompson. Cynthia 5.54.57. 193. 221. 712. 347.551 Thompson. Daniell( 1)1.551 Mow mon. NW K. 344.428 Thompson. Edna 8.474 IUrnawn. GaryD.168.170 227.439.551 Thompson. Joan K. 161. 292 428 Thompson. Karen M 462 lampsOn. Linda 1.401 Thompson. Mark 6.401 Thompson. MC CAW M. 168.210.551 Thompson Macy K-551 Thompson. Pamela A 161.428 Thompson. Peggy A 225.551 Thompson.Rklued K.551 Thompson. 9wila K. 503 Thompson Stephen R. 195.551 Thompson. Suo A.428 Thompson Vichanal.. 428 rtormsn.03,401.448 Thomsen. Jame C. 551 Thomsen. Mark A.339 harigvantt M.N. 448 Thant Marva R.503 Thornburg. Joel R.503 Trornton.11end .1 246 Thornton. Waham S 457 Thorsen. Galen E. 199. 457 !honor. Donal f. 1.309 Thorson. I. Caere 112 Thnillvall. Woo Thee DOE NiNnt 34 1hrockmorlm. Shirley 193 Throne.Dennis ft 448 Inuit Riclurcl A.503 Thurman. Pampa A.177.225.457 Thurston. MIS M. 203. 226. 229.418551 Thurston-Sidney R. 59.269.551 Thytault. LindaG.503 Tiao.Mmatera A 503 libtettk Cathy-1.320 Cathy-1.320T LOAM W.448 Tice. Teresa L.503 Takt Charles 11240 Timm . Nell E. 233. 351.551 .Geraldt. 289.551 4344 Tweak Karen J.418 Tillora.Wancla J. 277.503 Tarwrit. Jaw C.203. 418 Tdinghom. Remy 5.391.551 Dlinghest 114.04 1220. 391.399.551 ldinghest. JoM 8.171.439 Limy% Frank A.133 Taman. Jame M. 551 Tillotten, D. Keith 351 571 Tim km.9N100.312 71n4w. Kenneth 4.168.439 Tinkler. Duane N. 551 Tasklon. man R. 281 Tuthum. James E. 176.439 Tippe.y. Kevin 0.502 TtscrinauSW. Moron 503 %Bel. Ronald L 503 Titlwrodh. Ceorg C. 198.4398 Roars. Dilokumar M. 503 limten. 216. 439.551 led.. Reg 4216 hoe. Stu K. 197.208, 446 551 146410. William it 457.551 Totten. Walter 44.177.551 Item Henry 1.117 74414. Michael V. 232.445 Todd. David C.226.503 7402.Jenolm A 407 Todd. Ueda M. 428 TC04. RtbeCC J.4213 Towle,. WilliarnA. 372.551 loll. Kees D.327 Toll. Marta K.474 Telson.Miereel II. 177.304.551 Tomasiemer. lrnesl 207 lombnson. Don K 369.551 Teen. Ronald K. 503 lona. Steven R.503 Toole. fade A. 474 Forret, Arthur E.304 lode.. June. l. 158 loth. Cheryl L. 407 Taman. Robert 171.216.444.448 10101.. Joan M. 463 Ton . krald 0.81 Torms.Laoy A 173 Tormsend. Alan 14.168. 275 Toym14.64. HO R.132.161.179.337.474 icemen:. Steven C. 550 Tram . Kay 1.463 Transue. Vices (.203.463 Irantham. Linda A. 42B Irapp.Cmol A. 503 Trapp. James N. 221.550 Travis. Maxi . 227.229 1ravn.cok Kenneth R.171 Iraylc4.961lord T. 503 lregemte. Michele I. 503 Tremblay. Mode A. 171 Treader. Patrice A. 337 Tronnepohl, Madan 152 lrent.Cynthe V.3[6.418 Trosennter..lames Triangle164315 Tribunal153 lnlorell. Lynn 457 • Becky 407,407 1d42. Linda 3463.551 Inmble.Corbm F 439 Tampa. Susan J. 503 Triplet. Claude K. 418 P ost Bruce C. 503 Troste.Ronald Ck 143 Trotter. Donald M. 141 Trotter. Don , M. 220 Catherine A. 503 Trcutrrun. Mcnty I. 439 Trodnun, Ronald D. 439.551 lrowbnelge. lamesW.183.232 Troyer. aryl l 167.206.503 TnabiCod. Linda 6149.185.474.551 Truds1C00. Michael (.457 Trials.. Xerindh A 551 Truisms. Michael C.465 lnonpp Caryl. 160 Tryon. Sharon K. 341 741n.010C. 175 Tugulolt NerrnanG. 439 lueA,Deanna F. 344 TucK. Sharon 1.223.344.551 TvrAre.Carol I. 306 Tucker. Leonard 4729 Tucker. Lorna J. 474 Darker. NWIE. 317 C. 418 Tome. Ammle1.477 Teo uson.Lynt 1.418 Vunrson..Wrre 408, 414 bade. Kay I 164.341 Turley. Steven 1. 177.439 lumbut Jane A.315. 418 Tuner.CrIsta I. 418 Tumid. Deborah J.428 Tuna,. DOsodat C. 354 Turner. Keith S. 448 Turner. Lee H. 357 Turner. Ronald 8.192 Tutner,Stacy L. 271 leenOutst. Striven D.167.229.298 lkapn. Donna S. 206. 463. 551 Tart.n. Harold A 439 Tuttle. Charles F. 199. 231.551 %Me. Laurwo07 Toms Partet. 117.186. 189 Tyler. DeDaral ' 1.474 Tyler. Thomas 177 Tyson. coda L. 418 Tyson. Sharon R. 295 U Umeandh. Plw ' swat 418 UN, moan f 289 wincn. ( Nen tkrbac h. Barbara 171.467 06bercer.GegoTyD 167.229.334.551 Unhallz.Robtet 1..457 Um Cht4.08404 33 Umsc hod. John P. 503 7.407 Undennood.Susan D. 503 1M 1 e 6445 Union Gowning Board 156 Union Nees AndlIket 31 Delon Program Unlymilty448.41144 Board 157 Velvet For Man 72-73 41nrem. Donald W 240.457 Unruh. Bonne K 203.474 Unruh. Deborah L. 158. 315. 418 Unruh. Douglas X.439 Unruh. Lytton R. 177. 2[8.439 Unruh. Richard 0.448 Unruh. Snenlyn S. 164.203. Unruh. Susan R.315 Unruh. %don N. 3013. 439 Upodhyay. K. Srmivas 215 I Mon...NW 127.278 Urban. 4WD.. 463.551 Una. Jan C.503 • Carol 1.226.474 • Mohamed Arabi 212.213.503 • Zone0212 V Vaibury, Modena A. 428 Valentine. Lester L. 448 Valorous. Lathy D. 503 Vanaklen. Pabta 6.561 Vane...nehmen. [rig 176.503 Vanearncen. Carmel. 134. 148.503 Vancampen. Michael 190.551 Vinton. David R.449. 551 Vancura, Stephen J. 190.503 Vance . Linda 0.418 Vandaveer. Gayle1.463 Vanden . 710104 17.1. 79 V84419997. Margaret 320 Vanderpool. Donne A. 378.552 Van Dewege. Roc IA 448 Van Daen.Cburfsa 6.428 Van Dreme.G1v1.4. 503 Van Ed.KarenA 552 Vanolter. 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Thomas W. 378552 Vetter. Wed, K 419 Yeller. Jahn A. 449 • L. 174 %chem. Awket M. 463.552 %Owe. Oda I 463 VtliArteel. Juan F. 372 %Writhe. Albert W. 503 Voiduska. Cynthia K. 503 Vinduska. Terrance I.. 170.503 Vets, Lewd R 281. 557 Vinyard. Donna P 429 Vineyard. Javan 177.439 Vinag. Mary K.419 I....pion. Joyce It 503 Vnhnetle. Carol A. 307 %%co.Anthony M.198.221 Maser. engem R. 334 %tont Marcia A. 394 Vegeta. rtrry S. 389 Vastest Edward L. Pat 2[0. 221.351. 552 Varney Sharon 4.222. 3)7 Vogel. 6%14. 320. 552 Vaget George E. 439 Vogl. David F. 207 V081. Wes C.224 Yogis. Randolph 11.503 Vogt. BAK C. 301 Vodd, David A. 207. 367.4)9.502 Vold.Lat M. 552 Volker. Luta A. 419 Vollmer. [may K.402.407 Yob. Duane R. 369 Von. Debra 4.337 Wes. Grips Thomas 177 Von. Melissa 4.475 Vogel. Thomas A. 369 Vore.Oorolhy L. 552 VotcJames L. 552 Vote. Patty 552 Vornaut 31111. 179.423 Wet. [Axe K.120.467 Val ' . lames-1 208 L.429 Volh. Mehard D.174.652 Yanks. John H. 552 vmak. Mary S. 292 I. Rodney.. 194201.449 WILiall.Sleve W. 552 Worker. Marla M. 59.407 Wade. Barbara J. 503 Wade. MichaeIR 168.552 Wade. Robert K. 552 riadtviath. Womble. Linda J.161.315 Wagner.A taert M.504 Magner. Callenne L 166.407.552 Wegner. 00414414 278. 552 Wagner. Joel 0.504 Wagner. McNeil W. 439 Wagner. Suzanne K. 552 WOROW.Wanda J. 292.419 Ward, Jan C. 211.225.414.419 Wakabantl, Isaac 233 Wallaye.Stay 429 WaleMor. Scott R 504 Waldo. LeilieM. J04 . Terry 8.195.449.552 WaldschmKg. Linda It 192.202.211.337 . Boyd Walker. Dale CeMard 552 Walker. WOOL 449 Walker. Deborah S. 407 Walker. Fordyce 1.367 Welker. ToTteRl.. 552 Walker. GaryW. 301 walke...14Nd S. 475 Walker. Kathleen A. 202, 295.652 Walker. Dent 5131 Welker. Lee O. 504 Walker. Martha J.562 Walkm. Nancy B. 504 Walker. Rebecca S.320.563 YbIktr, Scott A. 553 Welker. Susan J 229 Walk, Bonds 1.179.429 WalkuP, Joy A. 347.475 Walkup. Judy J. 347. 471 Wa11.13. Louis 344 Wall. Madman P.246 wan. Willem H. 301 Waaace.Charlas W. 224 Wallace. CNN K.167.172.228 Wallace. Gary A.439 Wailer. Anna K. 475 Wailer. Mary I. 407 Walled% [knee C. 307.475 Walsh. Peter J. 171.553 Women. Rabid 8.228.229.553 Wallet. DOSS C. 304 Wallet. David 11. 231.449 Waller. Delbert E. 139.206.553 Waiter. Gary A.161.369.553 Wane.. Gory 1 271.504 Wader. Ronald G. 1E8.553 Walla. Sea 0 553 Waders. Clads P. 186. 189 Walton. Pendell L. 281 Wavers, Ray R. 174 Wallets. Stowe. 271.378 WJolmn.WMers! L 281 Walton. Bret A. I% 201 Walz. Marla 1.504 Wanatek. Carla A.407 Ventura. (100.1 N. 152 watt. krush ).341 wang, Bider P.154 wan AhnkNan 439 Mania. Stephen 0. 317.553 Ward. Brian K. 369 Ward. Bruce A 553 Watel.Candam I, 475 Ward. Dandt. 354.553 Ward. Joan U. 192.292. 553 Ward. Mary M. 347. 407 Ward. Rebecca R. 292.475 War . Rama A.359 War Oil I.Cwed 8. 178.265 lbardeg.Phd 30 Warden. JtMee A. 137 Warder. Annette 141 Wareham. Edward IA. 75 Waretern.Sulan 8.75 Watcher . Orval R 207.504 %whom. RICAIrd 4.168.553 Waring Mary C. 132. 307 Warner. Barbara J.504 Warner. AMCOR A 457 War Mum. James F.504 Warren. Earl 27 Ware. Paul M. 158,330 Warren. Richmd Jr.. 372 Warren. Rowe W. 169.439 Warren. A. 407 Warw. %twee L 171.457 warrow. 159 Waneck. Ben 7. 449 Washburn. Roger A. 271 Waslvngton. Charles 246 Waslungton. A- 465.467 wassenberg EINN11.429 Wassenberg, OW IC. 429 WOCW04rg. neon 1.429 Wasserman. Susan t 226.389 Wattom. Steven C. 378 Waterland. Kenneth L.439 Waters. YANiam (. 157.230. 553 Walden. Curtis (.351 Watkins. Cued W. 312 Watkent, Steven C.312.553 Wailum, Susan C. 467 Watson. Gretchen 5.347 Want-Math 3.4 19 Walton. Martha 1.163.180.320.551 Watson Roy L.261 Watt Nancy J. 204.457. 553 Walters. John L. 230. 378 Wilts. Nan 0.193 Waugh. Colliery (.407 way. Scott A 131.312 Wayman.Machell..454.457 Wan:no:M. SAW 213 Wanly...Harold 0.449 Woover.Oyde C. 189 Weaver. Debora C. 212 Weaver. Trod G 359 Weaver. Kenneth C. 439 Weaver. Steam C 195. 198.220 Weaver. Terry R.449 Webb. Benentn 1359 Webb. Gating. 165,287.337 Webb. Barrel A. 168.553 Webb. Jeffery S. 301 Webb. Roselle M 173. 553 Webb. Thomas C.449 Wetter Sh 55 Weber. Cheritl. 184.504 Weber. Gera One A 331.475 Weber. Nicholas It 170.553 . . Weber. Roy J.449 Weber. Tommy S. 367 Webnre MargarN 1. 184.504 Webnng. Rodney 4.195.200, 553 Wet4tv. Thad N. 553 Wackerkti. Susan A. 553 Woad.. Mark E. 399.465 Wedel, Bedue J. 419 Wade. Franklyn L. 174. 553 Wesel. Mode F. 179.553 Model. lennatito 5.192 Wpm, Mary A 164.202.504 ' Woks. Nancy E.553 Woclior, Michael L. 230.553 Weedner. Fawn C. 504 %wow. Kimberly A. 216443 wngand Brenda %%gams Mama W 139.504 Wogel, Lawrence 60.255.261 Winne. Deborah K.407 L. 553 Roney Stephen 8.206.553 kronen. „ernes R.504 Wenhold. Damn 0.246 IN6omann. Mn M. 364 War. Ott I. 419 Wee.Scou AI 354 1.9614nberg. False Edw. wnsenburger. Ray 8. Wrds.1.4.41.504 Wvxelman. Barnacled 553 Wentemen, Cecile M. 219.477.504 Wootalovait. John J. 197 Werxelmark Maw11 563 Welborn. James J. 312.504 1901629. Betty 504 Weldon. Linda S. 337 Welds. David S 504 Weller. Bernard C. 226.553 BitI15. Chadds M. 327 Wells. Christine L. 222. 347. 553 Wells. Dole Wells. Coo L.504 Wells. Joann IA 315 Wells. Jahn J. 246 Wens. Nen% 0. 107.173 Weller. Barbara 1.344 weRy.Kathere 0.564 Welly. Steno R. 206 Welty. Victoria L.429 ?knee. 11.454rd A 553 Wenclend1. Mar k (.330 G.407 Wenger. Angeb A.275 Wang...Evan K 160.554 Wenger. Kathleen A. 185.205. 220.233. 331 Won1er.Moraa L.504 Wenger. Rodney A. 554 Wenger. Ronald 0.160.200. 334.554 ?roger. Manley R 195.444.449.554 Wants. lamest 221.457.554 Wen . Gilboa E. 160.170.309 Wena. Lavern A. 219.475 Wetly. Jane t. 394 Wells. Todd J. 59.378 • 572 Wa55elk1341224. 229 west Carol A.504 Wall HMI 468475 West. lames 0. 158.467 West. Panda S. 15 439 West. Paol R. 359 West. Ronald R. 186.189 West Ronda E. 50.457 Mot 1 homas G. 504 West Wiliam 5.301 West✓n est Rita 185 Westhoff . Roy D. 169. 554 Westphal Rosen 0.301.554 Welts. lNone C. 504 Wettseein.Mary 1.475 Watt. Leann K.554 Welrel. Leroy A. 504 Wayand. Janet K.475 yer. Marcia A. 225.554 hole Mane 158.159 maim. James P. 504 Wheat. Mary J. 233.504 Wheal State Agronomy Cub 174 Wheatley. Beniamtn N. 75. 155.161.185. 354.508.554 Wheeler. Aocd 504 Wheeler. Barbara S. 187. 292. 419 ?Meat. Larry R.155.160.221.359 Whelan. JamesL. 174 312.654 156 554 Whitcomb. Randall K.121 Mae. Christine M. 229. 233.429 Mae. Owed C. 301 inhito Joan 41.184.192.554 ?Mile. John W. 201.504 Whimo. Undbergh 255.256 257 While. Linley5. 197. 554 Alsole.Matoa S. 161.419 Molt MY F.152 Mole. Pamela 1.120.465.467 %Wale. Patricia M. 504 %Mae. Randal K. 333 Mitt Robed E. 359 SeseL. 208 Mole. Ws arr.457 Mlle. Steen 1._ 190.229.265.281 Mole. Swan K. 320.429 White. Sylvia L. 59 While. Isere L.179.419 White. 367 While. Vernon 206.554 Wnillehw. land M.163.320.5M Nestelors. Maenad L. 207,357 Vehtlebtli. Dean A 173.504 Yelsitengt Rex L. 504 WerseL.504 Whirled. Karen L. 429 Mt etude. Driare S. 315 YeTuthank Carol M. 407 ' Marta a. Wade B 504 VYMtley. John 439 Motley. Willis S. 504 Mittlegle. Randall 1.357 Yrtutur. Dennis PL 304. 554 Mummy. Y4945.475 Whitson CharlesC.504 ?MRS .Duncan A. 278. 301 Whiner. Randall 14 457 Ward. David C. 504 Wisle. Tnomas 8.501 Richman, Boyd F.50 Wick Robe, L. 354 Wicks. -taus L. 323, 550 Mclenee. James R. 197.231. 554 Wckilet. Pamela K.191 554 Wane. 54teplon 554 Welae.184m M. 223.22 394 Medtman. Janet 0. 504 Warts. Patnca A 506 R. Prima 8.210.554 M Saucer 504 Weerrenga. Donne K 337.475 West 8111 D.504 WOW. Timothy D. 396.201 ViloWns.0.4111 554 Willie. Bonn14.). 463 Muck Timothy R. 176.457 %totDarcy L. 307 WIWI. Steven L.327 Whcos.Diatibeth J.457 Mks. Robert A. 231 Welcomm.Grorge 11141134 Society 164148.163 Wily. Elensanen R. 505 Mot Cheryl J. 204.463 Wiley. GM R. 169.439 Wavy. Mmy 14 429 VIrs..lan Pe 173 Gregory %%keitDonald G. 505 WiganHarold G. 505 Wilkens. Carl A. 449 Wilkerson. Mary A. 182. 429 Wilkins. DeboraA 219.419 %eons. Lee 8. 327 Wilkinson. lames IC 505 Waldman. Kenn R.401 Wilkinson. 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