Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

 - Class of 1935

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the Classoi l E A. B. Latin Beta Sigma Chi, President 3, Vice- President 4, Classical Club, Secre- tary Q, Vice-President 3, President 4, Forum Club, Philharmonic Choir, Y, W. C. A., Messiah, two years, Chorus, Father of Watersrh 3. NARCISSUS V. BUECHE - Salina A. B. Chemistry SlDNEY DILLINGER - - Brewster A. B. History Y. M. C. A., German Club, Forum Club, Debate, Track Q. RALPH L. DUNGAN - - Norwich ESTHER A. B. Public School Music Phi Gamma Epsilon, Secretary 3, President 4, Freshman Quartet 'l, Varsity Quartet 9, 3, Y. M. C. A. 1, 9, Philharmonic Choir 1, 9, 3, 41 Forum Club 9, 4, German Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Father of Waters 31 Messiah 1, Q, 3, 4, Soloist 9, 3, 4. EPP ...- A. B. History and English Delta Kappa Chi, President 4, Pi Gamma Mui Alpha Kappa Kappa, W. A. A. President 3, German Club President 3, Forum Club, Y. W. C. A. Secretary 3, Class Secretary 1, Class Treasurer Q, Class President 3, Coffee Club Q, Student Council 4, Football Queen Attendant 3, Queen Hi Ki Heart Festival 4. Salina JESSE D. EPPS - - - Bennington A. B. History Y. M. C, A. IPage 261

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l lien.,-I 1- --'H-J Mr. Woertendyke Miss Gardner ,fi QM Prof. Ploenges ... I I , -C L ,ol f,4,J M? ,Q-v1.f4n-4.4,-QQ ffl-0 4- ix,-fi jr vs, , .. A, ,Qlu V l 4.Q.,,,,.,g,,,,.,,lT. ev Je. 4..+,lf Letgog- - 2 fxcsof 441175 J v L so , , or - . :tc-.favqf Gu., Al . yv.,on'.f-J vp., t,L-..4c,l,L '-nz . 4'-1 hifi'-L, , X-Ll U 7 7 -r vvb YVGL, J., wi cifp-of rf gv.. fc.g.g,.,.e,, LAL L u.,k,d '- f- . 1 .f A, f . ,' 1 I . 14 --'ffl V - -M' ff' -l4.,N ' V V c,,z.. 'mfxfq 'GN-gk 1' l ' . l 1, Y 'N' fy. xx-G .-6'-' 'X P,,c..,,.J X- P l-l. P. Woertendyke is the man who holds the purse strings around these parts. CWhat purse?D Mr. Woerten- dyke is busy all the time, During enrollment he takes in the notes and the rest of the semester he writes those little notices and places them on his bulletin board. ln one year he has gone a long ways towards putting the auditor's office on a good business basis. Bula Gardner is professor of Latin. When in Rome, do as Romans do, was a policy which Miss Gardner followed and now her classes are enriched by her references to personal adventures in the land of Romulus and Remus. Sometimes we imagine she feels very much like saying Et tu, Brute but her patience is never-ending it seems. Margaret l-lagy helps Miss Gildersleeve watch the date hounds in Wesleyan's public date room. CSome call it the library.j Mrs. l-lagy causes those day-dreamy expres- sions which you see by not letting them talk. She really knows the books and can always help you find your reference. Ben F. Kimpel, professor of philosophy and Bible, realized a new talent this year. l-le was both playwrite and actor in the howling success, 'Soup Gets in Your Eye. Dr. Kimpel 's courses are popular and draw a good attend- ance in spite of the danger of getting an F. Thelma Book is the young lady who has charge of the dean's office. Miss Book is the one who has to be bribed if you would change your chapel seat so that the new girl friend will be next to you. She answers very well as an information bureau in case you need such. Carl F. Jessen represents Kansas Wesleyan very creditably on the radio, in civic music events, in the church, in concert, or what have you? l-lis is the difficult task of playing the accompaniment so well that students will be inspired to sing in chapel. l-lis hobbies are doing metal cuttings and helping Mrs. Jessen present pianoperettas, Edward Ploenges is one professor with whom all stu- dents are acquainted, One reason for this is the fact that when he leaves his classroom door open you can hear him lecture all over the building. Other reasons are his genuine interest in student affairs and his numerous chapel appearances. Professor Ploenges teaches mathematics with a vim. lt was as if Wesleyan had lost a land-mark when Prof. traded off the Pontiac with the green stripe, Lena Smith, secretary to the president, gained many friends in her short stay on our campus. There was a rumor that she took a special interest in things philosophical. We wonderf? She returned to her former position as secretary to the president of Oklahoma City U. about the middle of the year and Mrs. Ruth Plott took her position here. l Mrs. l-lagy Dr. Kimpel Prof. Jessen Miss Smith



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SENIORS - Here we are after four for jfwe or six, years of struggling - elevated to that lofty and dignifed station attained only by college seniors. What a climb! Starting with green caps, meekness, and paddlings we are now fnishing in proud dignity with caps and gowns and diplomas. In the intervening years we endured an endless succession of themes, problems, exams, lecture notes, and chapel programs. WILLIAM F. EVANS - Alpena, S. D. A. B. Business Administration Pi Sigma Llpsilon, Vice-President 4, Pi Gamma Mu, Student Council 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Secretary 4, Debate 4, Dakota Wesleyan 1, Q, Class Treasurer 4. BERNARD FLAMME - - Salina A. B. Business Administration Pi Sigma Upsilon, Pi Gamma Mu, Forum Club, K H. DWIGHT HAMPTON - - Downs A. B. Economics Tau Rho Omega, Secretary Q, Presi- dent 3, Y, M. C. A., Club, Football '30, '31, Qnd All-Confer- ence, Qnd All-State, '32, 9nd All- Conlerence, Honorable Mention All-State, '33, All-Conference, Honorable, Mention All-State, Track, '30, '3'l, '34, Assistant Foot- ball Coach 1934, King l-li Ki Heart Festival 4. HOLLIS HAYWARD - Colby A. B. English Pi Kappa Delta, President 4, Ad- vance Stall 'l, Q, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Y. M. C. A., Vice-President 9, President 3, Phil- harmonic CDOIY1, Q, 3, Manager 9, Freshman Quartet, Varsity Ouartet Q, Class Vice-President 3, A'Mer- chant of Venice Q, As You Like lt 3, 9nd McGurk Contest Q, lst State Peace Oratorical Contest 3, Forum Club, Speaker of House, Student Leqislative Assembly 4, Band 'l, Q, 3, Messiah 'l, Q, 3, 4, Samovar4,ClassicalClubQ,3, All Gummed Up 'ly Debate 'l, Q, 3. KENNETH HILTON - - Bennington A. B. Business Administration Pi Sigma Upsilon, President 3, 4, Pi Gamma Mu, Forum Club, Student Council 4, Editor 1935 Coyote. ROBERTA LOUISE LEBOW - Salina A. B. English Delta Kappa Chi, President 4, Pi Kappa Delta ,Pi Gamma Mu, Fresh- man Girls Ouartet, Philharmonic Choir, Debate, Y. W. C. A., Forum Club, Samovar, McGurk Oratorical Contest. lPage 271

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