Kansas Technical Institute - Liasion Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

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' Kansas Technical Institute Scanlan Avenue Salina, Kansas 1978-1979 Progress Progress - To Go Forward Or Un Wardg Proceed, Advanceg Improveg Developg Grow Table Of Contents DORM LIFE . . . ADMINISTRATION AERONAUTICS . . CIVIL . . . COMPUTER . . ELECTRONICS . . GENERAL . . MECHANICAL . . ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES . . SPORTS . . . CLASSES . . STUDENT LIFE . . . ADVERTISING . . v 9 QQ A E C- O C3 Dorm Life Dorm life, what can I say, it is quiet when you want it to be noisy and noisy when you want it to be quiet. All in all it is a pretty nice place to live. Meals are served five days a week, three times a day. Television is provided in the two lounges, which were carpeted last summer. A study lounge, which is usually tumed into a card room, is provided. And usually, if their is a problem with home work, someone in the dorm can usually help you. Dorm life can be fun and exciting, but people usually know when to be quiet, such as dming finals week. . ' -fi-'L .- i mms.. was . X31 is 'S , ' fix 3 N 5 . it 454-M' Sw aw Fellow Aero students eat a bit of lunch. Allen Holle - Dorm Director i Q -I QI Some day, some where , this could happen to you, and don't say I didn't wam you. 3 ,M .. ,,,.. V 355 ' X ia' 'is' K N... KT1 students discuss plans over dinner. 5-ff 'W i u A Mx Randy Berger prepares to work on his homework. 1 Dave Nordus and Steve Drury work on homework. 5 g g my ., 6 I ' 2 W git. A ,, N , ,P , 1 . 1 The Animal House The Halls of KTI . K jim Nichols and Danny Roecker relax in the lounge . Some people just never leam SFQQ c: .2 'Q- C5 f 2 5- 'za ii-1. -cs Q1 I ! Kathleen Sloan - Execudve Secretary Thomas F. Creech - President Karlene Propst - Secretary Bob Jensen - Acting Academic Dean Don Buchwald - Assistant Academic Dean Relax, it's just a picture tae-X W. 'if ' f . ,I r? ii it Hi fwfs. S A11 in a days work. lg - Now, what did 1 do with that paper 'M , X ' F. 1 0 X .M IP' I 5. Herb Petracek rw-' Q it . , f 9 f Dean of Student Services Sandy Smith - Secretary, Student Services Q ff 'W 2 -T -12 I 5 K, j W 1 - +., - wg.. 33,3 gy Q fs:-f.:-.,1 'X ' ' WW, Sandy hard at work. Q Elaine Mills - Assistant Dean of Public Affairs ll 6 ? T af 0 f---,---......,. X - 'A s WP' ' y 0, R A and 7 Jef- '. - . . ' fm 5 1 ' AJ' 1, Lyle Chip English - 1 gs Q ff ' 2 we it ig, Q X t Y. ffl: If if in u 1 ,A ' ,. C Q , sm, X. 4 H. 3 9 is ' if 5 ' Y I . '.' v 'A , .,a , K f f pf ,Q 2 'wp 0'-' Assistant Dean of Admissions Christine Dunlap - Secretary, Public Affairs , by E Us M lln Chip And Christine working at spring registration. 'in-..- M A w X V t,-A .NV hm. V' f 4 LW4. hw -A' ' Aw!! ,J +11 ,,.wnJvum......r..... ' ' ' Gary Frank - Director of Operational Affairs Angie Vanderbilt - Account Clerk r xy W E M aim? 1-he Crissie Frye - Switchboard Operator Gail Edwards - Accountant 5 2 A r 'Hx 'll 'L'-if 9 T ,E Physical Plant Staff fleft to rightj - Milton Willeson - Custodian, Albert Herron - General Maintenance and Re- pair Technician, Ed Cusick - Custodial Supervisor, William Provost - Maintenance Engineer, Clarence Szopenske - Physical Plant Supervisor, Majorie Sterling - Secretary, Robert Sapp - Carpenter, Raymond Lohmeyer - General Maintenance and Repair Technician, Glen Van Bmen - General Maintenance and Repair Technician, Norman Riggs - Storekeeper, joseph Medve - Auto Mechanic, Ron Johannes - Electrician, Don Powers - Custodian, I-Ienry Koskowski - Laborer ll. 5 ,.,,1 -44 Q5 T ,,,,, WG-,MMM Q-xx fq, 'P -520 ln l. i' Clarence Szopenske - Physical Plant Supervisor. Henry Koskowski working on remoldeling . Admjnis tra tion In Action W' My 4:-z-:+ 'fv:x.'.., . , -b . ,. 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R 'QR' f fo eo 'f cw ' ' Students discuss homework in the Union. Winn.. ,WV 3 .. , 3 s . 2 2 i 5 i Q George Kathaty - Student Union Clerk if , 1nf'l'i N!lAl' in 4 ' 1 , I Z . f wa-aw - 5 5 Z s ' 1 Xu H i f x Cafeteria staff lleft to right, - Francette Hill, Denice Ellen Becker, Sylvia Hill, Artha Sippel, Leona I-Iokett, and Tom Burgessg manager. - x' I l f 'i i ' .. iiizv v 'X llv- ll a -1:-l an p 5, 1 ,J A ,. -' A Q , , j Q W lf? ' , f i I , 1 A M. A if I K, M f in. g , ,,VV W V Whip it up Leona. Artha Sippel prepares a salad. The Kit Library The library made progress this year with the purchase of a Video Cassette Recorder. With this addition to the library, the audio visual section of the library has been greatly increased. The Library has made several steps in past years to become the library that it is today. Hopefully, this trend will continue for the lifetime of the school. 3 '?3?lJH,l,i 255 In a. r ,... a. , Fvfui we ze' . ,,.A- '- L . Y R -a -..-. ii 1 'Z W' ' A ' W we 2 Q 1 :... . Ahir ', ' 'i'w' ' - 1- its Q -- Q: , wg ,,,,N 1 Eleen Owen - Librarian i Irene Hamilton - Clerk Ill 'I8 Lois Wood - Clerk Steno I1 BVDIICIU en 9. +- 41' wifi? W 4 eel! Loren Phippen Qman on the horsej - Instructor Aero students contemplate a wiring problem '+-...M-mg-Nu Ken Bernard ffacing camera! - Assistant Professor One of the guides for Aero Students, Not Pictured - Betty I-Ieikes, secretary nrwgudl' M This clock, mounted in a wooden propeller, was put together by Aero students and staff to serve as a memorial to David Meneley . 4990 lx L.11fW'7 i 4 , 4, r- '. -if 'Q . A ' ' , - 46,41 - ff A ' ' A -9 , -it YN-tl lf? A 5. , if f tx .ff g W zu, ,f Wh r. ,V-,. gr' JW' X -2' 4 11 U: 5 F, I Lis! I ,Y .7 - al. V -' M , ' 1,1955 I. , , .f 4 , H l - V ,z 2 . ff . -K . ,-H-'a-. .g -f 2 ' fi-A as 1 ,asian-.,,. 1 .iff lr. 1 aa.: UQ David Meneley: Born September 2, 1959, Died March 16, 1979. In Memory On March 16, 1979, David Meneley, a second-year Aviation Maintenance student, lost his life in an air- plane accident. Born September 2, 1959, David graduated from Wa- verly High School in 1977, and would have graduated from KTI on May 20, 1979, with a certificate of completion of the Airframe and Power-plant Mainte- nance program. David was a certified flight insructor with a Multi- engine rating who planned to go on to become an air- line pilot. Students, faculty and staff, especially those in the Aero Department, feel a great loss at David's death and extend sympathy to his family. As a memorial to David, the Aeronautics students and staff constructed a propeller clock and commemorative plaque which hangs in the entry way of the Aero lab. Steve Watkins, one of the night instructors, teaches Navigational Aids. You deserve a break today. nn. I-41,4 IgIerbkHo1s1:man likes to be comfortable when he takes a rea . .,,Y,:.,iLii3 v3,ifQg5, N .1 2 Lili? L ' V-fa:-V. Dan Saile ponders what to do next. Ji I Now comes the hard part - getting it back together. U'-i li 5 237 , , 455 P , 4 M J , ,Wig 232 -' 4 I 4,5 V 0 S ggi! y 4 fi if ff ff I . AQ,- fffib 47 'Lr'5 ' IQ iw 1,3 3,72 f ' fyijgvg 1 f ,V 770 Y L MZ-f e ,. f fi ' ,' .,., i :E 15 F! -- wid I Axi- Q . Q ef- V , I MM ig, 1.- ggii ' 16 1.1 . ,ap ' Doug Sundblom - lnsiructor Civil students preparing samples. va-ww, 16 wmv www' 'na JF' nf' x H 'ew mx 5 just a dash more . Line it up. ,pgilii ...jV, 1 .r ,dk :,.1,,r,,-Q. ' T.: ,fa .,' 5 - -.-. --.., - ' ,ik 5 D Aff ,O ....L.,:i-U a 1 ,1 'l'J,' -7. ' -,' -.- mv . 0 ug- T ,,- -Qin . 'Lg -' ,f '--1-'ip'-fer. Y-me 'V' ' ti rg ' E92- 2. -af.-2.9i1i','. '- ,, V, .vm F -Q.. I AV, sz' ' A .if , . gf ' -, if .fgl 'Z 'gi 2' I--.-V51 .65 ...J 7? N'-aye .N. ZW,- ' 25 'C f X r c 'N V' - 4 sv Dennis Shreves - Assistant Professor sid K' MN? I ls it soup yet. 't S-1 I . A RX 41 2 + 2 2 6, wait a minute. l've still got the touch. is K + '23 :L E CD O V . ,,, f,., 1 ? 'W f WZ A 4 A Z' 5 ff' A , 12' 22 1 Kearney Hill - Professor , , 'lv' - . 37 mmm? , , A 5 ,L V 1131 A Ytfsarmw,f,,,,,,,-Q-mws., Y 53144 gygfuvnn ff ...,, -I A -,.,efpp-,W,,,,,MwW A -..,.,. , ,.,,,, W, ., . M,.v,,m,, M 4 , ' 'wf.,f'z,3g 3. ' -NWN., up n ' 'z2i12f?-fiS,5r'zg. 'N '-Mm ,N , i'F'3'?ELC:,fj ' fx ' 9' Us ' h K 6 W an A computer student using the punch card machine f 1 714 ff I I any One last hurrah for Matilda! One of the better computer students Not Pictured - Roberta I-Iolub, Secretary . 'ZZ 925, -8 .7 Jia: I V Remodeling of Electronics and Computer Building A physical plant employ preparing tubing for wire L. I I Waiting for the new computer to be moved in. Finishing touches being put on a door l 29 Snr' ,Z Jerome Hill - Associate Professor It really does work. Q , x M., . Ea.. H Jusr1ikeT.v. ,,g,w..-w7-- . r ' 7 ' 'Til ,. 1 ' ' 'av r . ,- f Q Tl 2 I 5: ww -iw 5 3' . ' QA. M I'll get it this time. w an ,B S 0 :- CS ...Y U 2 ,nv X1 Nm b , fb .1 V MN .as 32 ww QQ I , 4' 12, M, i , QE . , --1lgQgV'C.35,-,rf f 1 Electronics student perform experiment. Larry Farmer - Professor Russ Schmidt works on a project. One final check . X a Buzz Baer - Assistant Professor Where could I have gone wrong? 'f flwfw-54',' TWMI' WW Max f, .M , 29.5 fix. zeggfmn- A ,,, M ff-as :- , ,, ,M 91-.Mg,?'7 +1.f.f.f5,wa4, 1 2 Q wfrxfl'1!.g,1,frf4'sf54-',x,5.Aggiggfaf + 1,M,:fff643'n2fff Q. ,3,g,-243 -2 , M' ff!-5 Ivey.-.1-1. W, f'.ff.,gg e,Z4 '---mf - ' - , ' .4'i,: .-'fw: .'9- ' . 1 '-', , .f'P.' .J f, Q , vs'-wif? efff ?gi?ag, mfwf :rx e5,+':.,5ff -: 1 ?f,g,g:'fjgf?,i'ffl11.' ., 417- 1ggff,,.3gg,1:':fa,5- . ' g,' 1 ,W 'ig-rp ss- ' .. , - 'f f my .v A F' 23, ' ,JZ-Vt, ' K-f fs... v, r'-4, 'few-r Sf' ' i ff' 'ff-Tiiaile,-.ew arfgflv l A ,fish 3357.66 ff 'vf 'fiirw.fH:'?WE'1L -7if-'L '16 'E V' 2 41. 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J' 'W '- -'? : 74 ' lj-, ' Mr k? T1 A Q ' 127' f Q if ' Bill Powell - Professor Mr. Montgomery - Instructor .NX f '! ui ,459 Reinhart Schwemmer - Assistant Professor Robert Bingham - Associate Professor M Robert Holmolka - Associate Professor Not Pictured - Kathleen Hazelwood - Secretary jane McKeown - Instructor if if . if f ,g , t 5 ,sf ,' 1 Q Q . ' 5' mn 1 f 'EM .. 5 51 if .J if 'nigga ,, . gif . V. fi' ' ' A' f . ,K M, , L 's ,df J.. .f f., f QS-,V r 1 in 1 . 1. A e v 11' . 1 All fl, . 4 4, In Dedication Mrs. Josephine Williams, an as sociate professor in General Tech nology, has retired. Mrs. Wil- liams joined the KTI staff in the schools second year of existance , and remained at the school through 1979. Mrs. Williams taught oral and written communi- cations and industrial relations. She was also in charge of the school's reading improvement la- bratory . After 12 years of service to KTI, Mrs. Williams has left. Her pres- ence on campus will be greatly missed. V 7l6f'?V' s , M, , . Q , N54 .1 , .N 1, ,ir A, ff , , S , an if JJ' f V ' 4 2 M , , ,- ' lfka My -u.,.,.fguvll ' -Q 'af--f f -f-1-1-a e 1, ,A 2 1, 2 gf' r A A, Z, . , I if jx? 5' vp A iam, -1 - ' V .,.f- -,A, L 1,V- 5 i we .. , 1 Mxs. English takes time out to answer a question. Randy Lamer works to finish up a report. 1 V, 459' 'UO' 4 - Niu- x WN u 1, if H he a Report writing lab students fill the classroom when they spread out to work on a project. CU .,., 1421? f74,f,1:5f ,-M. Mac Ashburn - Professor Debbie Ecklund - Secretary M Second year students working on gasohol project. ,, ,,,.,,,4f ff, , A A -. .-,N', .,,, , V, A M , , ,, ,,, 564' , 7 4 1 R 4. .f,,4 A-j?g::,:4'5' We of , n W , a,f,,,.f:,f.,,.5,1,.- ,gy , 1 N . , W ff, Q if if I, -f4 1 , 'M 4- ay, . '. ,'1'F' , , , , I3 'a QP Y U1 Q f iff 1. 4 V ' , ' ' -3:41. If all A , fr ! 4' 9 Q X 'W , 4 ,-1 'iv 'rpg' ' V. X' y W W-A WMM lm M S I X , E ' 'P 'A I i m f ' , , , 1 f ' Sw f ,.:q, ' , Xt 4. E , 3 ' ' if nf ' -. . 55 Z , We D E1 rf' si -vw 2. sffe. 5 ' 2 91 ' gif ' Af' 2 2 .ggf.e9:i , , xg s 3 , V The final test, will it run? I iq of? W f -f f'-fa'-'I 1- 139242 V -' gxwf hw :Saga A . . ,S i if J :KW , ,. .- nnunnvniuuk 'Ill 'UW' I .- Mfwefff.q.., ,, ,V - A 3 awww ,,-l ' - W, 9 l --- , . f Q 'T g V 4 lf I ,Q ua. ' f 9 f gggrgvfu A I .. 1 Students involved in gasohol project john Neil - Instructor iv Q 44 Ja 4,,,,ww.f..,,u,-m'wfMn.u.wnwhwm-w ha-mv - sur sm 3 9 'Q' , , 'ar 4 ' n, Ext fl?-1' ' ,if lg,-' 'Q' ' ' f , av, , .gy 'T 1 -v 2 V-ff --- ' ' ' -Q ,,. ,1 W ,.,...f-' H ,. - sf .,,, ,J YZ MW., 3, . ,,,f ' 2.'-- f , k,,uL,,4.,-wwf ' ' ii .. 4 I fe. A Drafting 1 students working on an assignment. Mr. Neil going over final exam. 4 QJNIZ Wmwum x 1, ,fl ,L 5 William H. Sanders - Professor f 5 5 . It ate my air motor! af' '55 .1 Q 5-Yi A - KR Please don't break, 1 wonder how hard it will be to put back on LO rgom zahon 1 2 2 13 q. as L ri N Q 'igxxx 31 is P19 Next year's SGA learning what it is all about. SGA The Student Governing Association this year was very active in all aspects of the school's functions. Before anything or practically anything can happen on campus it has to be brought before the SGA. SGA supports all clubs on campus which have a president and a treasur- er. This years officers were Andrew Callaway, Presi- dentg Brian Erdman, Vice-Presidentg Tom Stephen- son, Secretaryg Mark Shuck, Treasurer. 'S i R N M N. 'Q xl ' . K'-1 .ak ul,-fi L X ,qfnuow--ww.-.Q, , .,.,.,. M.,-wir 'frli' -1 fi X , mia We've got it under control. My ,gwwwifwi lt. TOT in session. Xa i TOT Officers fleft to rightj - Lynn Parker, President, Alan Nelson, Vice president, Gordon Smith, Treasurer, and David Button, Secretary. TOT Tau Omicron Tau KTl's honor fraternity was once again active this year. TOT was involved in many pro- jects this year. Two of these be- ing, helping sell yearbook ads and serving a meal to entice new members. TOT is made up of honor stu- dents who care . TOT is a group the school can be proud of. The K TI Yearbook Staff Loren Phippe - Advisor e Elain Mills - Advisor Richard Williams - Editor Joy Win ter - Treasurer David Goodman - Helper Paul Horner - Helper A note from the editor: As editor of this yearbook, I would like to use this space to thank those faithful few who helped make this yearbook a success . First off, there are the two advisors, Mr. Phippen for organizing the business por- tion of the book and Elaine Mills for her fantastic photography ability. Second, there are joy Winter for trying to keep the books in order and David Goodman for his ability with cut lines and copy. Third, there is Gordon Smith for helping out with the photography. Fourth, thanks to TOT for selling ads and thanks to Staff and Students who helped sell the yearbooks. Special thanks go to Kim Archer, Marcie Archer, and Mar- lene Williams for helping out with the yearbook in the summer and de- livering the pages. Richard Williams Editor 1979 Other Clubs And Crganizations On Campus K TI Newspaper Ham Radio Chess Club Cross Country Bible Study The students at KTI have a great chance to get involved in varying amount of clubs. Each club tried to meet at specified times, usually when most of the members could meet. May there be as many clubs next year and may the participation in these clubs be the same if not better. ,- 3, , -ff was '-f!.Q.W-Q,-'. ,. - g,,mg1. :3:gg . K' VJ-.f M Nfl Y 11+ . ,f X ,. is I ,V Q fir. . ' .:.4' , 1' p ,ViVf,:g.A?. w . V f 1 ' - ' f, V f ., +.V' .gt .wr ..,. ,V , -. in wi U . fw. xp:? 'v . wi s we -' ,aye A' f wr Lx 3 95 .Leng or 'was -Q-,VF ,fr , 7., y N f -A .. ,f,', Nr - . ...fl ff .f , we ' ,, .r . T ' . 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'S - W- Sie:-Q. fx ff 3.2! is .,,,, W, bf if MR '- , 'W .V . , Q, 1-wi., Ga - f . f a 5 'VV1,fg:',g.j Vf 4' 1,3 , ' V 5 '- Q. A ir ' , . -f 5 ' u p , ,. V 5 NNW 1. rf., , . V v - - 5 .ivylee -' ' f 'gang 5 . Y iliisieik , W. e 535217 . Gentlemen in KTI limelight Qleft to rightj - Jam es E. Tullis Resource Center james E. Tullis, now retired, was the main factor in the development of the KT1 library. Mr. Tullis, who was Head of the General Tech- nology Department at KTI from 1966 to 1972, was the first person who really took an interest in a library for KT1. Mr. Tullis was known for his uncanny ability of picking out books, not only for his technology but for all of the technologies at KTI . The library was originally located in the Gen- eral Technology building. However, as both the library and school grew, it was moved to its pre- sent location. The library, which has been known as the KTI library, will now be called the James E. Tullis Resomce Center to commemerate Mr. Tullis's fine work for KTl's library. james E. Tullis, President Creech, and Wilmer Themert. 1 5 VV Q V8 H . w. . 1 . 1 V A j,,5iQ iffy 4 E 2 .1-2-:,? fx r I 1 E P 6 James E. Tullis looks over improvements in library. 1 4 2' y nf? Va rw' Jew if A S I b1v.3A' ying? -Q4 4 V, ,V :ii ESQ ing, V 5 ' . l - . 3 '- . V ,,,... Q .V ' 3 1 V , ,..-,A . VH h . ,- W., .1 3- ig-y,vfw, . : :s,. 5 N. vu 'ig 9, is ,v - V, Meg ,z ri VV, V ,M , V . 1 ,- 'F nt ,as Q 'WSC I 3 Elf? f mg- . K. 1-.Nm 327 M 3 it -y -' kqf ' - , ,. f 5 5 in-f Q13 6 -27-fl' , 5. AXP., C., ,, ' 1,1 .1 -1 Se ,v , V I . ' ., I , I .A 4-Q6 .yn ' Q 5 an Y f 1 ' 575115 x sf .J Q I. tr., ,xii Hi. I .L I ,- i . , f, ' K 4 f ' .4 5, f f- , N : - 1 A : : gt i 'gp M. , 2- ', V . 5 'ff l X f fs ' f F ' ' V? ' is ' , s - 'Ii gl' W ' V, ,...,, T x A , ' 'f iff? - was 1:14. V .f 1 -' '. ' .- ' .- fs. 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Mr. Themert and several students from KTI traveled to Topeka by car and lobbied against the amendment. Mr. Themert along with his son Steve , who graduated from KTI in 1972, and Mr. Rankin then Depart- ment Head of Electronics at KTI , started an un- usual campaign against the amendment. These three men started contacting other persons around the state telling them to write their representa- tives to prevent the passage of the KTI amend- ment. The unusual aspect of this, is that they did it by I-Iam Radio. Mr. Themert, after all this, still supports the school to this day. KTI, this year, developed a park on the cam- pus. A shelter house was built by ASCET and plans are being made for more shelter houses, tennis courts, and a ball diamond. This park has been named the Wilmer Themert Recreational Park to remind students of how hard Mr. Themert worked to save KTI . of ASCET - Back row: Daniel Biggerstaff, Treasurerg jim Larry Erhardtg Randy Lamerg Alan Conwell, Secre Nicholsg Andrew Gallowayg Mark Shuckg Roger Dirksg tary. Not pictured: Lewis Nutterg Reggie Boydg Bob jay Shippy. Front row: Pete Marchbanksg Presidentg Shipe- -1:'.:r' ' if Need a little more dirt over here . ASCET ASCET was active in planning, financing and con- structing a shelter house for the new Wilmer Thaemert Recreational Park which was dedicated at the annual Awareness Day in May. The ASCET group also toured the laboratory facility at Wilson and Company, and participated in many campus activities. .-' ..- ,,. They don't make a 2 x 4 like they used to e -. 1, I 1 'Q' BCH!!! ij Qi QD -Fi Q The , . , ,- ,f,W,n ,1 -- Q , Is. ' -' 3.11537'?5?2,21,.i..7'a3..f,Wei-'f-eg':.-541-'.,-E,'f,2f':1 . -' ' y ff ' '1' ff:5fZ'.f:,5z '4 , -3,-Lf ,, , .,gv5J4:' . 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Alumni Da y T 1 2 ff 1 'I' 242' . , ' Q i vi H 11' P as , 1' ja if' 47 me 1 'au fb Doug Sundblom was the chief cook at the bar-b-que in Smmset park. 4 .4 Dennis and Sue Shreves were recognized for all the Diane Milleson received a mug for traveling the far- time they have given for the Alumni Association. thegt to attend the Alumni Banquet. :Y fill' V eww-3.-j ,-, L '.- ' A - 1 1 1 1 f . . ,.1Z,. ,., ,,,-,. , ,f f . Q, 'inn f T f' - f Chuck Scott, Former dean of student services, was the Dinner at Big John's Steak House was followed by an banquet speaker. evening of dancing . t 'i v ,. il ,. 2' f f n 4vm4,.,'vn 1 yi A ' 1 --at Q , , A l ' . 1, fiff-f ' 1 , HQ' K , Te 5 A A, Q11 , 2 2' ' 1 ' Qw cl' , . 1- iw 2 9 l L is ii Q ,,,.r ' . M A li Q- M, l 314 . F' Q - 1 , ,.. I? I. Tom Creech received a plaque in recognition of his contributions to the Alumni Association. Mg ,,,,g, xr-an f urs. v- LG .I 1 am, ,, 1f,.Lb,gvb 43558 ,rf -15:5 4,5 '-ww ! S ,. ', A 1 s A 2, - 'M-a,t...,A,M ' Hu U,- -4 ' I' 'Ur-X if .A , Y X sh MV' w's if , we-au. 7, f f,.f4,m-5. .,,,,...,,.,,,.,....,....,,,A......A -z . A! A ' A A A A , 1 3 - - ,x 1 1 V - 'P-..,, uvsssaeilm... if ' 1 A Direction Signs WMM Posted 012 Camp us i f ' A A i Another new addition to the KTI campus this year was the placing of direction signs around campus. These signs were put up to help visitors and students find their way around campus . The KTI Peacock, shown above and to the left, was made by Bill Sanders, also shown above . Mr. Sanders put in many hours on the Peacock using such tools as a sabre saw, a file, and some paint. As more and more small things are added to the ' campus, eventually, the overall appearance and at- mosphere of the campus will improve . , I Q 3, H-Ji, ,Aw WJ: , Aa f ,f 'W gf! iv l I Zjw-4 4 2 'cf '-l' e A K' ..r,,,,, Q W V ---H---mf---M Spring Semi Formal Nearly 70 persons enjoyed the music of justice long into the night at the annual Spring Semi Formal, sponsored by the Student Governing Association. The evening began with a banquet and entertaining speeches by Wayne Montgomery and Dennis Shreves. Students, faculty, staff and administration were repre- sented at the event. X asf- ' Slow dances always fill the dance floor. ,,. ..,..,.,.., ........ as S 1 ll ,-,,. 4. 4 fi- 'v I 3 , , A - .. , . V 4-.f 1 ' 1 , ' ' 1: -,fp , 4 - E.. 'f,gH,Q15-g-- ,twuwr ' ' ',.-.PQY QQIJS 93, cg 4' nz- sf an-sf '+.f . 1. -, rcww., , , Brian Erdman and his date seem to be having a good 1 time . Karen and Chip English look on. m.a+f-rr T Sitting at the head table means you have to mind your justice provided a variety of music styles. manners' .1 n L. o Q. QD KTI 72241 Danny Roecker grabs another rebound. Rod Mahoney goes for two. , , ., we . A .- :gs N 5 M V v ' - ' '29 A' 'Q ' W ,f u 523 -r'-f S A-M A' , N . . ' - -:fa , 1 1 I ng A D ,, , 1 .. 4 aa as 1 P X 1 4 V in . ,M 4 - Q W 1 Q , ,f M Y I - Q f 9' X sl ? N 4,Vr. X X a wa 4. 1 A ,I A' K ,g r f A 1 ' V Q ,.. . , MAW,,A,,,,.-.... ,Mi if f if f . ff- X ha 2. 1 RQ .K 15, V X V f ' 4. Aj 'N .,.,', 4 -' , ,A ,VIZ 1. 1 at f .V W' I X, A L- Q- xp k 3.5: av, 11,1 ,. 5 f it ba c A 4 - ' 'ZR , , X -14 .,,' ' n 4 1 Nw q , 'Ani an N D V, M . , 1 6' X . l I ' 1. 1 I -E at g KTI in Elks Pro shop as M S7 V KTI ffl Kansas Farmer W A ' Q ' i KTI 141 cmcken Hawks ,W iv-' i KTI ffl ASB Quahty Pa1nt1ng 4 'M- 4 KTI ffl 4 KTI 91 51 55 Kansas Farmer g b KTI ffl 30 64 First West KTI ffl 95 Chicken Hawks 55 x 1 ml' as ' Elks Pm Shop KTI 141 talk over arne plan. E Tip con1:ro11ed by Danny Roecker. A4 57 55 70 49 3 36 38 ' 'M 43 51 ' ' ' 55 46 48 KTI 91 64 First West 60 ViI1C1 Jarqmo 1111 puts up a Jump shot 5' 2 34 KTI 142 KTI H2 KTI 1692 KTI 52 KTI 92 KTI 152 KTI 02 Bob Stackhouse and V1nc1 jarqu1o move down court Spring O ympics ' Lt fe -ff, f 3'5filL'7ff 2A,, ', 'Q L, f 'WR' - ff f .wifi ki, W 5 f e' X , Qwfffiii 5 1 v ' Q' We 5?fb:f?'E1, -, Q' ti ff , no y JL wi ,ffl , Ax, Q ,Q ,K 7:39, y z 3 A , 2.-21 ff, 4 ? 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Tournament f Techn ologjes The tournament between technologies was once again a good tournament, with all of the technologies being fairly well matched. Computer, repeating from last year, were once again the champions. Computer, however, did not win it running away this year, they had to put together a come from behind victory over Electronics. Electronics took second, with Aero taking third, and Mechanical taking fourth. J, W 4 3 Lonny Bru:rnmer brings the ball down the court. f-v-....,,,,,,,,-W-M Andy Galloway moves the ball around the perimeter. -255' . .ga Computer goes for another point. Jay Parsons plays a tough defense . joel Groening attempts to block a shot S6 Freshm en Larry Abbott, CP Donald Adkins, MT Jerry Anderson, ET Dewaine Andreson, ET james Ashbaugh, AM Charles Baldwin, AT Kelly Bashford, ET Steve Beiker, ET Randall G. Berger, ET ing? , O 1 dk: 5 1 I , 3 3 -3 n, n :lj 'S ku A :-, 2 N. X mm: l Q 'G f t' ww-,ov-wx., .,, I .v 'S C. , v- I I N X A 2 , , Q, ,1 ag 34.51 M, .-,,,.:...,g.,,,io,4w f7 ,V ,ig VL ,X Q -. ,, l x ku. N 5. iw K' 1 1 1 A 111, 'Fig , V 45 'ij 'K ,Q uf wr 5 t ', '1-' ' 1 'f '- 9 , , 5 'L' 1 ,. 2f:fi3w A ,v,,,,, L-fz1Zf f 'ffl 3 MX 'Maw 14 .7 31 37 Y M, B -f if- ', 1' 1 ' 1, ' , ff sf ' 4 7' A-' ' ' 'QA l ' I' ig, , My D D af M..M er D on ,ol rig' ' 'C N' Daniel Biggerstaff, EV Kenton Bishop, SO Marie Boberg, EDP Steven Booth, ET Debra Boyce, MT Bernard Braun, ET Harold Brewer, ET Gary Britt, CL Allen Broyles, MT 69 I Freshm en Londell Brummer, AT Paula, Brungardt, CI. Robert Challns, AV Steven Chilcoat , ET Kathy Christensen , ED Patrick Cillessen, CL Lloyd Cochran, ET Alan Conwell, CI. Donald Craven, ET 70 P 1 r -ls........gu.j E aiu QE' 3 S '-xx N-..,,.,,, --'....:4-, 'in V90' Q' Iggy ,TW 3,-,MLM 'fs Q 1 2 ' - . -51 If . , a P Vx y v .1 . , . ' 1. 4 ? Q'l's3i ' ' X f P' iv . 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Ray Weger, MT J...... 6 'Nuff xl! 322 T5 ,. .A,i M, l to 2 r , . ., . v!,!! lH Za S,,:.-:rage-.Es-525.35-3:55-zg-- -2- --22:--f-41: - -A. :--:--.--2-3 zzzsgiszsg-',:f 7e:::55:E:E::-.Ea 3. WH X351 4' X W1 Charles Weiland, Cl. Jim Wesley, MT Patrick Wickersham, SP john Wilbur, MT Charles Williams, ET Richard Williams, MT joy Winter, CP Gary Wise , CP Robert Wood, CP Freshmen Dalena Wright, EDP Thomas Yentzer, ET x -. If X A T wa fofir. Q Timothy Young, ET Rell Zimbleman, MT is glgk' 12:5 4 -in .:-951'-XL,- 1 :,, H 9 Rx 2 A V V A , ' :J ,.., I . V ., - ii xl if gi? J? AQ ' A Seniors Bill Austin, ET Dennis Baker, ET john Biles, ET Richard Blanchard, CL Trent Booth, AM Reggie Boyd, CL David Bruce , ET Merle Busentz, AM David Button, AT Seniors jean Callabresi, SP Douglas Chronister, ET David Coots, ET Francis Crowley, ET Carol Delker, EDP Vicki Depew, CP Norman Dirks, AM Roger Dirks, ET Robert Drury, CL . i 5 , 'ff f I 1 wr uv r l,-V 'I ' QM fi if P rari if , iw df r ,-AV H V, -Y Q S. 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N . ,wg H , .,-.,,-.. - 't A-X1-'I' K ' ', .I.afL.4-ls-I 3',l,,Q4:1.igvs sf 1. ,fret Q3Q,s,3:ifQgh' . A , ,, +A I A 1... 4 wp, 1+ v' ,. N..-,H .,,,,1.24..s. , N M ' , U . , - : f 1 s-ff.-:iff 'frs.f:N.42f X X 1'11 never get this cap on su-aight. 1 G Shi Front row Larry Erhardt Juanita Klinz- Honor Graduates - Back row: Alan Mahoney, Kel ey reen, jay ppy. 2 1 man, Donald Ukena . Not pictured is David Powers. f n aal W .V 1:5 ' - i 5 1 ,f x S ,, 3 t 1 1 'AV ,Q - - V, f i i The Graduating Class of 1979 W K M W J 'in g A, X, 5 , S ,.,. ,.,,. . S Q .ww i Y Q g 4 Killing time by reminiscing. Graduates and faculty line up to march in. UU E -I- as b -5 fzlj W Student Life The name of the game is involve- ment. Students at KT1 are involved in practically everything, intramlual sports, M.D. Dance, Student Union, card games, the Slide, watching television, cruising Santa Fe, study- ing, and finally, going to class. You know, as students, we have to put our activities in their order of importance - first things first - and what is sleep anyway. Now on the serious side, there is a time when we as KTI students have to think about our futures. This hap- pens, usually during the fourth se- mester, in the way of job interviews. After several interviews, the com- pany chosen gets all of our finer qua- lities as a result of our involvements. Go back to station 1 , do not pass go. ' Okay, let's have your money - all of it. They did it too, for those who can't L, . 1 -a 4- .gxs -4 You can't do that - can you? 1 Pure concentration . if V A 41 K 'ww' A 2 -aww 1 No, that was my shoe size ! 1 tumed down twenty dates yesterday. f'i It works every time . 2 5.5 . ggf'?'kf .sf an , 3 1 I Q a i 2 5 5 3 E I i l The School Dance 9 1 4 4' f .. QQ Some of us have it and some of us don't. W ii Mo if f 5 ' 'v v 1 I ,-fLlL..' ' I.et's Boogie ! GET DOWN! !! J' Come on in and join the crowd. Q I don't want you looking at any girls . Eat the banana Dennis. MWVMW ' 0' 'Y , 2 1 An-1 -V U, bg' Y- . Q, . Q ' , , 3 1- Nigga . .1 3 X . gf , i 1 '92 + xx ' 75' , ve QQ 1 ffm? if i f Can't we szet a little closer? ' .AL M- There's one in every crowd. E E 1 I , l s E . Z L MH!! ww. ,,.,. n ,,,,, M ,Um -3.14 tl il, C Mike Gore and Floyd Stringfellow playing pinball. Awful lot of green if ' 'We Want You' ' Students relax during their free time . MX ' 1 Students preparing for class in the Union. ,., K xx i , Xiwad ir? .-1 P B3 3 'I' 3 Congratulations We're proud of you and your fine school 3344, STIEFEL'S, A KLlNE'S STORE, will continue 1n the same Tradition that they have for the past 73 years, Proudly continued Progress of ' 'The city on the Grow' ' Salma SOU D AMERICA 1823 Ohlo Salma KS 67401 Honda Import Cycles 700 N. Ohio Sal1na 825 7101 Peacock I1 116 Broadway Salma, KS 67401 E1ECtI'OD1C'S Inc Wholesale S Amature 227 N Santa Fe Printing Office Furniture Duplicating Equipment G Supplies Complete Art Service Dept unc 1014- P.O. BOX 1178 113 NORTH SANTAFE I I N Y LP Il I ill .H I 1 , 1 in , l 2 L l f 'P -A j 1 I 5 - n I - .:- 'H X -,XXI-Sz, , . ' f. ' .,-f 'T a. Q A I 'ara' AW Q L- 'b-.-I : ' 'L I N M H XI7 -,. -, ' K , . 1805 S, OHIO 825-4885 Sa11na's newest 8 flnest in the fleld of sound w , ?:'EF'. ::3 if Ti-E 'TT ' 1 fqlf? Pett1e's Flowers 341 Center 825 6265 1 rm ,gf m,,f' 1927 South Ohio Sahna, Kansas 67401 913 825- 1649 I G SALINA KANSAS 67401 4 -1 1' fl . HOZJDA lf ,MA NSJOJV 2328 Hem .Af N IIl5IUum LENTER Broadway QQ South Street ' 'Where you always get the best for ess CONGRATULATIONS AND MUCH TO TI-IE KTI CLASS OF 1979 FEDERAL MOG UL 9 ROBERTS INDUSTRIES Raw Shinn- LED' fn-wfvwmx aff 1 GLADIEUX FOOD SER VICE INC IS PROUD TO BE A PART OF KTI SINCE 1966 473 SUMIVIERS RD SALINA KANSAS Tom Burgess Mgr Salma, Kansas 67401 f913J 827 0361 '-wa. I' 1 SALINA S UPPL Y COMPANY Wholesale plumbmg Heating Aucondltioning and water works 300 N. Santa Fe TA 3 2221 Salina , Kansas I . - . 3 , , .. -F 1: , ,,.W,,,,,.ue41-,,..n..-messages:-.L-Q' - - 2 is 1 5 A ' I ., ..,,,. ' ii I A- I ' ' Q Q 'ffffilffw . -1 .. - - C Q1-Q f It I if . 1 ' --X: -.I-:fr ' ., -,- . .Q , Q. 1' -1- A 5- as '-2' bv - 1 K - I' ..,, , . ,, w , ,, , - . ' VQA, ' j '-'-:1:-:- V' s s... I 'N'-no Q-We ' M4-' its: H . ...,..::: P , ' Elf., L. 5 I . , I . ' Q U I i ,L , .s.,. - . Z '-5 .,,,, ' ' ' ' 1 Q , 1 A ' , , 1 , -A 7 ' 5,2 :gnI.2fsTz3?'A,a. . ' . , OLARE GE ERA TOR SER VICE 10TH cQ BROADWAY SALINA KS 67401 SHOP PHONE 827 3321 Suburban TV Sales 8 SEFVICE 823 2398 Salma Mayberry's Auto Parts 13th G Broadwa 827 2351 TI-IE FOLLOWING MEMBERS or Ziff Atlas Optlcal Sears Center Salma, KS 67401 Salma Concrete Products 1100 W Ash Salma KS RAV TRUCK LINE INC SAZJNM4 l6'O,4k'Z7 09 TRADE ARE PROUD TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH KANSAS TECHNICAL INSTUTUTE ANSPACHER AND ASSOCIATES , INC , WOLCOTT AND LINCOLN EVANS GRAIN COMPANY WRIGHT LORENZ MORRISON GRAIN COMPANY SMOOT GRAIN COMPANY MILLER GRAIN COMPANY , INC . J. LYNCH AND COMPANY INC SALINA BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING 1700 EAST IRON Nr . 1 Message from the President - 1 ' by Thomas F. Creech The 1978-79 school year at KTI should be remembered as a time when the future ofthe Institute was assured . In the previous twelve years of the school, some small clouds of doubt about the future of KTI overshadowed Uwe plans and progress so vital to a new and growing Institution . ' The renewed vigor of the faculty and the dedication of the student body continue to be vital to the future progress of the Institute . The encouragement offered by the Board of Regentsis a tribute to the studentsand faculty who have worked to assure that KTI is a dynamic and progressive Institution of Higher Education in Kansas . Plans are underway to transform KTI into a modern, efficient campus. The progress made so far is just the beginning for the mission of the institute will be increasingly important in the remaining years of the 20th Century. Autographs Autographs Autographs A u tographs Autographs Autographs , 1 J .-K' ,T-fffif . ,.N, ., . I 1 H' 4 'J ,ivfrivji-.'TLfgx .+ -ami, 'EZH1' R23-2 '1w',if.3'w,y'A,'. ,f,w,.. vm' J' A f - -rf..-.Av . V 4 ' 151: .. x -,mg-43.11.-:VTR 4 ' 5! , A 1590, 5.4, N 1 .f T , 4 -,41 46 MLN? . ,n, un' W, - 1 f ,V U 4 'f vu, .4 ,., fs! .th 5 , -, ,vi .1 Q., K l Mm .v, 1 W. 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