Kansas Technical Institute - Liasion Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1968 volume:

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BUCHWALD 0 Head, Mechanical Technology JAMES E. TULLIS Head, General Technology ANDREW JONES General Technology Instructor DAVID E. MICHAEL General Technology Instructor REINHART SCI-IWEMMER General Technology Instructor HARRELL GUARD General Technology Instructor ROBERT TAMBLING General Technology Instructor MRS. JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS General Technology Instructor 5 F. A. SHAHID General Technology Instructor ' 4 CLARK HARRISON Mechanical Technology Instructor ' EVE TICEHURST House Mother Nc' .0 Zz -x R. s. RATHORE X I Computer Technology Instructor I l X 1 215'- I X Y. ...- A . .. .g 5-5 1 , ,m,.,.. Campus Beautification Project .1624 -6137 Y., gs 91 ' Q - .53 VIZ,-. r -.,' If, l i I 7- 413' 41? ,Ii i John Steer, Jr. Jerry Wise Elmer Baus, Jr. Charles Grauer Garey Gruber Ronald Jones Dan Jones Brent McDerrned Donald Oller Floyd Riggs Larry Schroeder David Baker Chris Basgall Joseph Breig Rodney Cline Danny Constable Chris Davis Larry Deines Fred Foster Jack Frain Robert Jilka Frank Keifer Randy Kreutzer Steve Lemen Floyd Lotker Elmer Maurath Doug Michaud Ross Niedens Terry Randles Mike Rush Ken Schmidt 1 39 rib ,,an. , as yr 95473 -A Q a f ff' Yu' L,,.. X, Wi mlm 'J ,--5 The following are new students and students whose pictures are not available. Curtis Armbrister William Morley Robert Sittig Michael Betsworth Ken Otte Ernest Stock William Bonilla Thomas Peterson Les Berblinger Charles Mclntyre Lowell Relph Harold Snethen Jim Soukup Mark Suellentrop Dennis Towns Dennis Vogan Donald Newman John Melvin Mike Paul 1. X X 1 f . 0 11 ,V .,, , W r bmfrhcvslfysldxxu J. I ,,......, 4 l Learning the fin Kenneth Darnell Pat Detwiler Charlotte Fuller ' Gary McCargar e art of surveying under the watchful eye of Arnold Stephens 'Hs 95. , Robert Miller Russ Savage Q Rick Sherod Vincent Simpso Pat Wallerius W ' fa I' .ff if A Helping hand in Civil lab :LM Q' QQ' 'u 1,4 , . in M. li 9 ,ff R me 4 I N 47 I Z fi Edward l-lolst Don Meerian The following are Lee Bowman Ray Chilen Patrick Comerford Gaylord Decher are not available. Donald Murian James O'Neill Theodore Ott Donald Schultz 503 ? ko 1-kr . 4 I ' . :kay . 'l , Mike Atkinson Bill Ballou Norman Frick l I 1 pan 'Y' - 'IS' The following are new students and students whose pictures are not available. Oliver Bigler Carliss Browder Leslie Robertson Dennis Weddle Gary Williams Lynn VanMeter Don Cox Gary Kaufman Roger Simpson Howard Coffman Louis Foltz Dorothy Guliford Larry Kleiber Richard Mueller Gary Pence Jack Pinnick Fred Slocum Allin Mlllllglllm WIWIWIW Ill' Robert Cooley Danny Drummond Carl Finlayson Jerry Halford Bruce Keen Ed Macy O X V f , Yin ix Don Barr Perry Bethe John Bonato Bob Chestnut Gary Crabb David Dunston Steve Hall Otis Holley M., - ge. , f-Q 285 3 . . X Richard Watson Lanny Yockers The following are new students and students whose pictures are not available. Roy Appleton Dan Eldridge Clarence Hanson Carlos Hernandez William Johnson Ronnie Steleter R , -8 i 11 ,-' , -wi Gary Moore Richard Nivison Mike Oborny Melvin Ott Cecil Page Steve Richards Leroy Schlick Fred Slocum Karl Stephens .Tim Towler Diane Tweedy Michel Tweedy Z ,Z Z .445 f 4, X P 'Q I Y 5 'L 3. EVA Gary McCutcheon 77 XJ 'Y'-S..-lf ff' -h is .fl ,Z l nv Melvin Bergkamp Don Bieker John Capra Ron Duis Bill Keefer David Pfortmiller Terry Scriven Steve Smith The following are new students and students who Robert Altinger Mike Barfield Norman Dickerson Melvin Gallomen William Keiler Frank Krake Donald Hoerner Robert McClure se pictures are not available. Raymond Somers Kenneth Walters 4 Administration Secretaries: left to right - Sarah Owens, Dixie Henderson, Dorthy Olney, Roberta Albright, Darltnt x HY r 1 K Departmental Secretaries: left to right - Joan Gray, Angie Vanderbilt, Connie DiBacco, Charlotte Macy. Burchinal, Marge Kennedy, Wanda Ste- WBIT, Physical Plant Staff Af Ed and His Cafeteria Staff Mrs. McKee and Her Library Aides Q 5. 1 1 ' h -2 ' 1 f 2 ' f ,ZZ M5515 ff M, 1 ' - V- -7.4, ' ,, Qwff, ' -if -ff17,'?fi4f?'f'Q 2.11-A-ff'- i,y f'i,a-N rf-fin-W H-wifi 41A f Q51 ,df :ibn 1 I1 'Kie v' ',,N1 wg I. 'I ,.-f 1 .v- '-',' .1 V ,,v- 4 'ld 1 '11 SPQRTS , K f if 7 slim fra, ,. I, rlgi- Q: I 4' 1 9'- W Qgklf QXLLIS LL! f... oc, Ol. vl QL' '9 QQLLL9 Welle's sponsored Schilling's first basketball team. The team finished second in the Salina men's league. V! Q, F .K 17' D , M4 3- -9? During football season, SI men kept in shape by par- ticipating in many intramural games among themselves and against the teams of several other organizations. .i I -4-11 DAN DRUMMOND GARY KAUFMAN DON OLLER SI has participated in a bowling league each semes- ter with Kansas Wesleyan University students. One ofthe many teams competing was the Girl Watchers, pictured here, that placed second in the league. Included in the SI intramural volleyball schedule were numerous student - faculty games, and several among the more athletic of the staff and student body. FLOYD RIGGS x 1 K ' ' ., L Q - Q' a-ss., c. fs' g- Q:--X, V 2, .SSS , ff. 1-ga:-Z-:.v X 5- 1 - , A -4 K -' .11-, 1 4 ...--: -- DORM ACTIVITIES What'l1 we do to 'cutch' this time? . 0 I Oh, yeah? Throw him through the wall . . . How many guys does it take to change a lightbulb, anyway? .ae-W , . - It's a good thing he doesn't live on the second floor! -1 . A nl SOCIAL ACTIVITIES N ml Qu Z I 'B I t I I 34 Ii Some extracurricular activities that provided an outlet for the energies of students were the school-sponsored dances held with the Brown - Mackie School of Business. The Coffee House provided many hours of en joyment for Schilling Institute students in a re- laxed atmosphere. Amateur entertainers, ex- presso and soft drinks were a welcome change from the bustle of classroom activities. U CHRISTMAS FORMAL P 1 .gr 9 ' fren V .E W Schilling Institute's an- A '- A f nual Christmas Formal is a 51,1320 tinsel and evergreen adorn- jeff f 1 ' ed affair anticipated by I K both faculty and the stu- ig .ij 5' V dent body, Jr 'A ' dv' 5 1? -dig' ' A 1 I , v 59,2 J. lvl ,qi SJ . .fl ,,- v I ' 44 :l!,'l1.'f':l1'h 1 'l '1Hi 9 r 5 :31 . -5 . '11 ,uf -- 'tin - 1f l'y'1ff , ' SPEAKERS Several representatives of companies employing technicians appeared during the year to speak at in- formal dinners held in the cafeteria. -ll .r.u,sgqg,gqQg'g 'A , Q 'ii .X .,--f4 fh 'Q ' sf 5 Murray Wilson Advisor to George Elliott Technical In- Jack 53141115 and Dafifl Mil- Wilson and Company, Engi- stitute Representative from San- 161' ' ' RCDFCSCHISUVCS of Kan neers and Architects. dia Corporation. SHS POWCI and Light C0mIJar1y. 4 The Schilling Institute Student Governing Association was formed to provide a representative body for the students. The S.G.A. is responsible for communicating the desires and interests of the student body to the administration and appoints the committees and distributes the finances necessary for a smooth running extra curricular program. The S,G,A. has made great progress since its form- ation, and has become an organization of which the school can be proud. The first S.G.A. Officers were Edward Hilbig, President, Gary McCutcheon, Vice-President, Patricia Detwiler, Secretary, Don Miller, Treasurer, Kenny Lang, Student Co-ordinator. Spring Semester 1967 S.G.A. Officers were: left to right - Russ Savage, Vice-President, Ed Macy, President, Bob Miller, Student co-ordinatorg Dan Drummond, Treas.g Vince Simpson, Sec. nllg FALL SEMESTER 1967 S.G.A. WERE: left to right - John Steer, treasurer, Bruce Keen, Vice-Presi- dent, Roger Simpson, President, Patty Detwiler, Secretaryg Larry Schroeder, Student Co-ordinator. I 1 1 1 W ff? SPRING SEMESTER 1968 S.G.A. WERE: left to right - Mike Oborny, treasurer: Tom Mindrop, Vice President, Steve Richards, President, Charlotte Fuller, Secretary, Roger Simpson, Student Co-ordir nator. THE ANNUAL STAFF In spite of exasperation, high hopes dampened by occasional discouragement when pictures failed to materialize, ideas wouldn't come, and time went too fast, the annual staff had the satisfaction of cap- turing life at Schilling Institute of Technology this year for future memories. To provide an editorial and pictorial account of the months just completed, to record events of his- torical importance to students and patrons, to reflect the many moods of the year . . . these were some of the aspirations of the Liaison staff, composed by the students of the Schilling Institute of Technology. f ,ffl fl 4'-Q., ,F 's Mr, Harrell Guard, annual staff advisor, Gary McCargar, editor, Russell Savage, assistant editor, Ken Morgan, Danny Drummond, advertisement, Patricia Detwiler, Don Oller, Floyd Riggs, Robert Cooley, class editors, Charlotte Fuller, Claire Gestl, organizations editors, Gary Kaufman, Gary McCutcheon, activities and sports editors. X we 4' N tw.- rw, Ss tp ,Q 2 04- 1 AK I ' .xsfv . -1, u QW , m l1Nx .I all ,Ale X STUDENT CHAPTER OF ASCET: left to right, FRONT ROW - Ed Macy, Pat Detwiler, Vince Simp- son, Bruce Keen, Charlotte Fuller, Jerry Wise. 2nd ROW - Bob Cooley, John Marlett, Ed I-lalst, Gary Crabb, Cecil Page, John Capra, Ron Jones. LAST ROW - Larry Deines, Tom Mendrup, Mike Oborney, Don Cox, Gary McCutcheon, Mike Barfield, Gary Kaufman, Ottis Holley. The First Student Chapter of the American Society of Certified Engineering Technicians was formed on Schilling Campus in January of 1967 with 26 members. Mr. Carroll Dutton and Mr. Al- bert Graham, representatives from the Salina Chapter, met with the students to explain the functions of A,S,C.E,T. and help with the Student Organization. K- X -. . 1. , V' .. i K ., ,A i n Nt, V A . 9 J i , Mr, Fred Kirtpatrick ad- dressing the Student Chap- er at a dinner meeting on campus. 'Lv- THE BLUE AXE 11 Z ' ,jx 3, . ,fl VERNER SMITH The first staff member to be taken into the Blue Axe. wc . -JV T.. X, -- BLUE AXE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Simpson, Ed Macy, Verner Smith, Patty Det- wiler, Charlotte Fuller, Gary McCarger, Bob Miller, John Steer, Russ Savage, Larry Schroeder, Bruce Keen, Gary McCutchen, Dan Drum- mond, Vince Simpson. THE FLYING CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Tom Creech, Mr. Roger Caauwe, Inst. Mr, Bill Stiles, Mr. Chet Rankin, Mr. Bill Rakestraw, Bill Mor- ley, Elmer Baus. ' 'F ff - - we Vs 1 -TK 1? 1 1 1 1 011 ftdflkifdhfh-..' -X 2 1 1 ggi We're proud of you and' x ,ff your fine school. - X' t V 'NE , T ML 1 1 fini 18 1 ' ' E A 'V A gigs, -Ii , .4 . i ,H g 74 4 ' rg 1 f 1 Blat , 7-iiiilf 'Affuixtfiffifiiigric'T . ,,7'lV Q, 1 'Il' 'f' fi ' V M 'X ' ,V ' ' 1 f f-J--ggig u u, igaifiirf f-la fi 'r- Salina's large home-owned department store . . . in the same location . . . under the same local family ownership . . . since 1904 sce:7l7Ezm Haydite and Concrete Blocks Building Material Supplies Porter Paints Manufacturers and Distributors of Building Materials and Building Specialties 1 Nxx , 3 9 X 1? I I THE CAMERA SHOP Z. J, HAMM, Owner Diamonds Watches Gifts ' , , ' ' 123 S. Santa Fe Repairing 126 N. Santa Fe Salina Salina , pda ',v.' 15.4 I The PROUD Label Pride comes as standard equipment on every Beechcraft . . . pride in our products, fthe very finestl pride in our company Cstable, strong, growingj and pride in our industry fexciting, challenging, rewardingj. Our model line numbers 18, from the single engine Beechcraft Musketeer to the twin turbine-powered pressurized King Air and new 17 place 99 Airliner. Our military support programs - including missile targets - contribute substantially to national defense. And our aerospace division is involved in the space travels of Gemini, Apollo and LM. We are proud of the first Beechcraft, the classic Model 17 Staggerwing which took to the skies in 1932 to break record after record and become the standard by which other airplanes were judged. It also set standards for perfection of design and construction which became a tradition at Beech, and gave birth to the magnificient King Air, world leader in corporate aircraft. There are more than 10, OOO of us Beechcrafters now, employed in Wichita, Salina and Liberal, Kansas and Boulder, Colorado. And we're a proud lot, as We should be. Our company is strong and stable, -with roots deep in the American economy . . . our future is secure. The World of aviation is the World of tomorrow. Ahead of us are potentials so exciting that their scope defies definite examination. But inherent to all at Beechcraft are the capabilities to seek out greater eras of achievement. BEECH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION Wichita, Kansas 67201, U.S.A. THE SALINA BANKING CCMMUNITY SALUTES SCHILLING INSTITUTE AND ITS ACCCMPLISHMENTS First National Bank and Trust Company 101 North Santa Fe First State Bank of Salina RHOADES CONSTRUCTION HENRY COMPANY INC. MANUFACTURING CO. INC. 1700 North Clay Topeka, Kansas 66601 ' t t Heavy and Highway Cons ruc ors Manufacturers of Earth Moving and Material Needs Young Men Who Handling Equipment Want to Be a Part of a Young, Agressive and ENTRAL Growing Organization ANSAS LECTRIC, INC. Contact Us for a Job 413 U2 Main Newton, Kansas 912 W. North Street Salina, Kansas Area code 316 ' Phone TA 3-9521 01- TA 3-9522 283-4100 JARRETT ELECTRIC Specializing in: Program Control Centers Custom Control Panel Design, Fabrication and Installation 632. South Broadway Salina, Kansas THE PINES Corner of 9th and C1oud The Best Service for the Best People--Our Customers - - -Compliments Salina, Kansas Acres of A11 Free Parking 60 Large Departments Lowest Everyday Prices 9 ji-I sg 1 N 16559, Q 1L4,vs.4s LOITJS 6 fgv' ,E Xgof 1.61121 .56 ' C ' ' I7, 1318 South Santa Fe 4'-W af- . ' 'bulb all lwarff Salina WEEKS INC. Salina, Kansas I I S3.l.i1'13.'S COfl'1pl.ete Department StOI'e 4434505 South Santa Fe P.O. Box 882. - Salina, Kansas 67401 See the Fellers at the Arrow 1 Ima SALINA LAUNDRY 8. CLEANERS 148 N. Seventh St. Salina SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLY School Supplies Books Greeting Cards Gifts Art Supplies Office Supplies Napkins Party Decorations 212-216 South Santa Fe Salina ,s ' Compliments -- S , If 1 Piano Sc Organ Co. Ballwln Klmlall CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Wurlitzer 245 South Santa Fe 743 Ngrth Santa Fe Salina Salina A 1 WM l COUNTRY ' .- BEAUTY SALQN xx Fashion Center for In the Elmore Center Men and Boys 623 East Crawford Salina - if -K'g I Q. ve. 1.45-'f A af: I j Viief o o I -9 -4 ,QW 3 rv Q Viv' 9 'P io sci I M 2151, 5956 WI' 99' 3 'OW 9,94 'V .bt aw 5,1 .2 QQ One Stop Shopping Sunset Plaza Shopping Cent J PAUL J. GESTL Phone TA 3-6646 MERCHANT'S SPECIAL POLICE PATROL I Radio Controlled Commissioned Uniformed Low Cost Reliable Ka i-,lavt'5'5a,: Compliments Wholesale Electrical Supplies I Congratulations to the First G d t' Cl ra ua ing ass of Schilling Institute 221 223 North Santa F ' e 232 North Third St t . . Salina Salina Th F llovving Members of THE SALINA BOARD OF TRADE Are Proud to Be Associated With Schilling Institute C-G-F GRAIN COMPANY MILLER GRAIN COMPANY Box 1087 THE EVANS GRAIN COMPANY WRIGHT-LORENZ GRAIN COMPANY BOX 1186 I GOFFE CARKENER BLACKFORD SMOOT SECURITIES CORP. GRAIN COMPANY J. LYNCH MORRISON GRAIN CO AND COMPANY BOX 748 Salina Board of Tr d Building 1700 East Iro OPPORTUNITY! Be a part of the fast growing Pneumatic Conveying field. Q In --- ENGINEERING --- SALES --- -- PRODUCTION --- ADMINISTRATION --- With a Manufacturer of Bulk Material Handling Equipment for CHEMICALS --- Eoons ---IPLASTICS, Industries. INTERESTED? Then Write: SALINA MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. Box 26 Salina, Kansas 67401 AttI1.Z R. K. I-IOISINGTON SWL I IR SI I I ff , ,-'I,:ffl.,I: Af, ., LTE.5r CIXMF-pfxji 7' Camera Headquarters for Central Kansas Gmc? Suburban Dept. Store Sunset Plaza Shopping Center ELECTRONICS INC. Wholesale and Amateur 2.27 North Santa Fe Salina Kansas Best Wishes to the Young Men and Ladies of Schilling Institute PRIVATE PRACTICE SECTION 0F THE KANSAS ENGINEERING SOCIETY Allgeier, Martin gl Assoc. Bartlett 8: West Black gl Veatch August Bogina 8: Assoc. Emory Bond gl Assoc. Civil Engineers Boyer, Hagadorn, Wright, Engineers Brink and Dunwoody Bucher and Willis Burgwin, Martin 81 Assoc. , P.A. Burns and McDonnell Campbell 8: Castle Raymond W. Campbell 8: Assoc. Cook, Flatt 81 Strobel H. A. Cook Engineering Service R. S. Delamater J. R. DeRigne 81 Assoc. Engineering Testing Company Evans and Bierly Foster and Company, Engineers Grove-Brown Anton Hanson Haskins, Sharp gl Crdelheide Howard, Needles, Tammen gl Bergendoff A. C. Kirkwood gl Assoc. Kramer and Company Larkin and Assoc. George M. McKee, Engineers Consulting Civil Engineers Moore, Stevens 81 Assoc. , P.A. Moser Consulting Engineers Nixon and Seaman Payne and Brockway, Engineers Profes sional Engineering Consultants K. E. Rector, P. E. Reiss and Goodness Riddle and Assoc. Schlup, Becker and Brennan Schwab 81 Eaton, P.A. Shafer, Kline and Warren Shaver and Company Guy M. Shelley 81 Company Consulting Engineers and Assoc Kenneth O. Taylor Van Do ren-Hazard-Stallings - Schnacke Oliver B. Whittecar, P.E. Wilson and Company Woodward-Clyde-Sherard 81 Assoc Wendell C. Wyatt, P.E. F 1 Three Convenient Locations in Sa1ina . . . 1502 South 9th . . . 511 East Iron . . . 1119 West Crawford . . The yearbook staff of Schilling Institute wishes to thank the advertisers and sponsors who have helped to make this yearbook pos- sible. 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