Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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TOP ROW-Neva Perrill, Salina, Vera Perrill, Salina, Nels lie Phares, Walceeney, Lucille Piland, Waldo, lean Rath- ert, Salina, Arline Raynsiord, Salina, Evelynbelle Rees, Lincoln, Frances Ripley, Salina, Edgar Ritter, Formosa. SECOND ROW-Anna Rogge, Russell Springs, Marden Rohre, Norcatur, Rosalie Roney, Marquette, Wayne Rutter, Kensington, Maxine Sams, Simpson, Anna Louise Sanford, Salina, Florine Schegel, Otis, Ivaloo Scholiield, Phillips- urg. THIRD ROW-Glen Sites, Colby, Helen Smith, Salina, Elsie Sonnenburg, Arnold, Mary Ellen Stewart, Beloit, Alice Stout, Quinter, Dale Sullivan, Delphos, Hubert Sulli- can, Kansas City, Kansas, Helene Taylor, Mentor, Blanche Thomas, Webber. FOURTH ROW-Harold Thompson, Cwoodlandg Mildred Todd, Salina, Margaret Torrance, Norcatur, Laura lean Turtle, Salina, Imogene Tyler, Abilene, Mary Helen Utt, Salina, Keith Varney, Jewell, Earl Van Cleef, Salina, Lois Van Gundy, Luray. FIFTH ROW--Velma Waldmeier, Winona, Ronald Walsh, Beloit, Clyde Warner, Downs, Walter Waring, Salina, Mildred Watson, Salina, Helen Weber, La Crosse, Leona Wells, Salina, Ruth Wells, Osborne. SIXTH ROW-Clayton Pagan, Salina, Roberta Wheeler, Osborne, Deane Wilson, Delphos, Doris Wilcox, Salina: Forest Wilson, Milford, lohn Wilson, Asherville, Wayne Wilson, Webber, Wanetta Wycotf, Russell Springs, Virginia Ellen Young, Salina. Page Twenty-One

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Athletic Council TOP ROW-Long, Woertendyke, Ploenges, King. SECOND ROW-Mackie, Willgus. BOTTOM ROW-Melstrom, Culley, Smith. Conference Champions For the second time in two years the Coyote tootball machine knocked oft all opposition in conference play to cop the title and the gold tootballs with a record ot tour wins and one U to O tie. Although last year Baker shared the honors with Kansas Wesleyan, the slate was clean when the season drew to a close this year. Six men on this championship team drew All-Conference ratings, tour making the tirst team and two making the sec- ond. ln addition to these men, ten others and the manager received the gold toot- ball awards. Four ot the most valuable men the Coyotes have had tor several years will be lost this year through graduation. The squad will lose Baer, three times All-Con- ference, this year rated All-State, and who was one ot six Kansas players to re- ceive All-American recognition. Smith, twice All-Conference, Bill Worley, who has won more than one tight game with a well placed drop kick, and Leo Massey, last, sure-blocking quarter are also lost via the graduation route. The men who till these positions next year will have a plenty large order on their hands. There were many on the squad, as al- ways, who received no recognition, yet it it were not tor these men who train the tirst string men, and every day are on the field taking as much punishment as the rest, we could never have a champion- ship team. So, when we praise the champs let's not forget those who didn't quite get there but who tried just as hard as the others. Four new cheer leaders, Audrie Iohn- ston, Bette Smith, Virginia Ballard, and Ralph Kleinschmidt, have promoted the truly excellent student spirit which pre- vailed almost constantly during the toot- ball season. Their peppy and untiring et- torts have several times helped pull the team through a tough spot with a cheer or a song. The tact that the students are boosting tor their team is a great help in the drive tor touchdowns. A team without spirit seldom wins ball games. Page Twenty-Three