Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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QOGCL .NO f 2b leclicafion the l95l COYOTE to the devoted We dedicate e Kansas Wesleyan Uni- group ot workers who mad ' ' 't tion ot higher versity a living and effective insti u learning. The unseltish ettorts ot this group ot leaders and educators make possible the great opportun- ities tor the religious and educational experience and advancement which are ours. lt is with great respect and sincere friend- ship that we dedicate this annual to the faculty and administrative statts ot Kansas Wesleyan. W ' , fi i X s Q .arf L' P e hx 4 . , wi s DR. A. STANLEY TRICKETT, University President n I ii E J I4 .,, ,J 4 ...L 5 lx . 2.,....3 DR. MARJORIE ANN SWIFT, Dean of Women DR. ARCHIE R. AYERS, Dean of the University MISS SARA AN DREWS Bookkeeper CAPTAIN JOSE GUZMAN BALDIVIESO ., Associate Professor of Spanish , ffff g . MRS. MARY BENFIELD Bookstore Manager and Assistant Bookkeeper K MR. PHILIP BOUGHNER Assistant Professor of Music MRS. LILYBELLE CARLISLE Associate Professor of Dramatics MR. W. E. CASSELL Professor of Bible and Religion MISS MARY CHANEY Assistant Professor of English MR. JOHN F. COURTER Admissions Counsellor MR. MERLE O. COVELL Professor of Education MRS. W. R. DILLINGHAM School Nurse MR. W. A. FORSBERG Associate Professor of Physical Ed MISS GEORGIA HASWELL Professor of Mathematics I 'fs--:wx -fires. if . VM... ,V.k .... . Q, MR. A. E. HORNER Administrative Assistant in Charge of Pub- f A A ' licity ' ' was in -f g -- E. Z MRS. ELizAseTH F. Howe r 5 Associate Professor of Education 1 MR. HARRY H. HUBER i:'.- Y' riri ---1 Associate Professor of Organ and Theory I S1 MRS. SARA HUBER I lflfeiifigi Secretary to the President ' Q DR. LOIS M. HUTCHINGS Professor of Biology MR. BRYANT H. JACKSON Librarian V DR. OSCAR E. JOHNSON Professor of Language and Literature DR. 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LESTER RUEGSEGGER Comptroller and Business Manager MR. ELROY J. STEELE Assistant Professor of Economics and Busi- ness Administration, MISS LILLIAN STEGEMAN Lge Associate Professor of Business Administration and Secretarial ' Training E. MRS. BULA M. TAIT 2.212s- Professor of Latin MR. ROBERT M. TOMBAUGH i: ' I -. Assistant Professor of Chemistr' f ,QL Q- MISS LOIS E. TORRENCE . e'i,...iifjf Assistant Professor of History MISS EDNA J. TUTTLE Associate Professor of Art .gjfuclen fa 6 0 x ' - U- J ' I ' 'I 5 eniom ANDERSON, DONALD D. Salina, Kansas. Physical Education. Beta Tau Omega 4, W-Clan l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. ALLISON, ROBERT M. Salina, Kansas. Physical Education. Pi Sigma Upsilon l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Track l, 3, Choir 2, 3, Inter-Religious Council 3, 4. BANKS, LESLIE LEE Abilene, Kansas. Business Administration. Pi Sigma Upsilon l, 2, 3, 4, secretary 2, lnter- Fraternity Council 4, Pi Kappa Delta 3, 4, Band 3, Social committee 4, Co-curricular com- mittee 4. BAUGHMAN, WILLIAM E. Salina, Kansas. Physical Education. Pi Sigma Upsilon l, 2, 3, 4, president 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4. BLANK, PHYLLIS Enterprise, Kansas. English Literature. WAA l, 2, letter 2, YWCA, MSM. BOXUM, BEN H. Cawker City, Kansas. Physical Education. COLLISTER, RICHARD L. Salina, Kansas. Business Administration. CHANDLER, DONALD L. Phillipsburg, Kansas. History. Transfer from University of Kansas and Colorado State Col- lege of Education, Pi Sigma Upsilon 4. CHANDLER, HUGH A. Phillipsburg, Kansas. Business Administration. Pi Sigma Upsilon 2, 3, 4. CORNWELL, JESSIE LEE Luray, Kansas. Business Administration. FTA l, WAA l, 2, 3, president 3, SCA 4, Band I, 2, 3, YWCA, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4, president 4, Beta Sigma Chi 3, 4, treas- urer 4, Pan Hellenic Council secretary 4, MSM I, 2, 3, 4, Schuyler Hall Auxiliary Council 2, 4, vice-president 4, AWS 2, 3, Tumbling 2, 3. DEAN, RICHARD K. Glen Elder, Kansas. Business Administration and History. Beta Tau Omega 2, 3, 4, secre- tary 3, Football 3, 4, FTA librarian 4, Who's Who, Class vice-president 4, Student Co-Cur- ricular committee 4. DILLING, TRACY W. Salina, Kansas. Music. Delta Phi Gamma 2, 3, 4, vice'president 3, alumni secretary 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, soloist 3, 4, president 4, Stu- dent Council 3, lnter-Fraternity Council 3, 4. EADES, ROBERT E. Stockton, Kansas. Business Administration. Delta Phi Gamma l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4. FARRAR, HARLEY M. Salina, Kansas. Business Administration. FRAZELL, BEULAH M. Downs, Kansas. English Literature. Delta Kappa Chi l, 2, 3, 4, president 4, Pan Hellenic Coun- cil 2, 4, Class secretary 4, WAA l, 2, Schuyler Hall Auxiliary secretary 3, YWCA l, 2, MSM l, Homecoming attendant 3, Miss Wesleyan 4. FROELICH, MAX Enterprise, Kansas. History. Choir 2, 3, 4, bus- iness manager 4, Band 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, FTA 4, MSM l, 2, 3, 4, YMCA l, 2. GEISER, MELVIN G. Beloit, Kansas. Psychology, FTA treasurer 4, YMCA l, 2, English Coffee Club l, Samovar Club l, As You Like lt 2, Macbeth 2, Merchant of Venice 2. GIBSON, MILDRED L. Talmage, Kansas. Beta Sigma Chi l, 2, 3, 4, secretary 2, treasurer 3, vice-president 4, Pan Hellenic Council 4, Schuyler Hall Auxiliary Council 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, secretary 4, YWCA l, 2, 3, FTA 4, Miss Wesleyan attendant 2, Football attendant 3. GILMORE, MELVIN J. Selkirk, Kansas. Mathematics. Beta Tau Omega 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, Football 3, 4. GOTSCHALL, RUSSELL J. Culver, Kansas. History. Oxford Club l, 2, 3, vice-president l, Student minister of Culver Methodist Church l, 2, 3, 4. HAUPTLI, JOHN Salina, Kansas. Business Administration. Kappa Sigma Kappa l, 2, 3, 4, historian 2, treasurer 3, president 4, FTA vice-president 4, Class vice-president 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, business man- ager 2, 3, Who's Who, Orchestra 2, Curricu- lum and Scholarship committee 4. HILL, THOMAS, JR. Salina, Kansas. Psychology. Kappa Pi 4, Psy- chology Club 3. HINKS, DONALD D. Munden, Kansas. Business Administration. Band l, 2. HOUSE, RICHARD R. Brookville, Kansas. Industrial Arts. Beta Tau Omega 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Council 3. HOWE, DONALD E. Randolph, Kansas. Physical Education. Beta Tau Omega 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. JOHNSON, JOE D. Salina, Kansas. Business Administration. Span- ish Club president 2. KEELING, BILL G. Salina, Kansas. Business Administration. Ot- tawa University I, 2, Baseball letter 3, 4. SWK me 3 'M I ,.,.. KING, RICHARD R. Salina, Kansas. Physical Education. Delta Phi Gamma l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4. KLASSEN, PAUL A. Hililsboro, Kansas. Music. Kansas State Teach- ers' College, Emporia l, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4. KOBUSZEWSKI, ED Wyandotte, Michigan. Industrial Arts. Social Committee 4. KRIZEK, EDGAR Dresden, Kansas. Business Administration. Pi Sigma Upsilon 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, Inter-Fra- ternity Council 3, 4. LAAS, WILLIAM C., JR. Fredonia, New York. History. Beta Tau Omega l, 2, 3, 4, president 2, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, Class president 2, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, president 4, Sociology Club vice-president 4. LAYMAN, PATSY ANN Salina, Kansas. Business Administration, AD- VANCE l, 2, 3, 4, COYOTE 3, 4, associate editor 4, FTA l, 2, 4, secretary 4, ISA sec- retary 3, Gamma Delta Gamma 4, Class treas- urer 4, Purple Honor Society, Curriculum and Scholarship committee 4. MUELLER, JAMES S. Salina, Kansas. Chemistry and Psychology. Delta Phi Gamma 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4. MUIRHEAD, KEITH Dresden, Kansas. Business Administration. Pi Sigma Upsilon 2, 3, 4, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil 3, 4, vice-president 4. NOTHERN, ROLAND Salina, Kansas, Physical Education. Pi Sigma Upsilon l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3. NOVAK, KENNETH F. Narka, Kansas. Business Administration. Kappa Sigma Kappa I, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2, lnter- Fraternity Council 3, Basketball I, 2, Baseball 3, 4, COYOTE 3, 4, sports editor 3, editor 4, ADVANCE l, Track Manager 2, FTA 4, Who's Who. 0'SHEA, JOSEPH Salina, Kansas. German and History. Beta Tau Omega 3, 4, president 4, Nebraska Universitv I, 2, Newman Club 2. PANGRAC, IVAN E. Niles, Kansas. History. Beta Tau Omega 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4. POLAND, PHYLLIS Junction City, Kansas. Music. Delta Kappa Chi I, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4, Class treasurer l, Class secretary 3, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, soloist 2, 3, 4, MSM, YWCA, WAA l, 2, Who's Who, FTA. POSTLETHWAITE, ORVAL L. Salina, Kansas. Business Administration. YMCA I, 2, 3, SCA 4, ISA 2, 3, social chairman 2: Alpha Psi Omeqa 3, 4, Vice-president 4, Band I, 3, 4, The Barretts 3. POWELL, CHARLOTTE Salina. Kansas. Music. Choir l, 2, AWS 2, 3, Civic Orchestra I, 2, 3, YWCA I. PUGH, CHARLES W. Salina, Kansas. History and Biological Science. Football l, Class president 2. SHANAHAN, PATRICK W. Salina, Kansas. Business Administration. Beta Tau Omega l, 2, 3. SHIVELY, RICHARD D. Bellaire, Kansas. Business Administration. Pi Sigma Upsilon 2, 3, 4. SNYDER, FAYE Abilene, Kansas. Music. Beta Sigma Chi l, 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, president 4, YWCA I, 2, 4, AWS l, 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, String quartet 2, 3. SONDERGARD, PEGGY LOGAN Salina, Kansas. Piano. Delta Kappa Chi l, 2, 3, 4, alumnae secretary 3, treasurer 4, YWCA I, WAA I, AWS 2, 3, FTA historian 4, Phil- harmonic Choir l, American Guild of Organists l, 2, 3, 4, Religious Life committee secretary 4, Who's Who, organist for University Meth- odist Church I, 2, 3, 4. STANSBERRY, CALVIN M. Salina, Kansas. Industrial Arts. STEERMAN, VERNON L. Osborne, Kansas. History. Pi Sigma Upsilon I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Fraternity Council treasurer 3, Class president 3, FTA president 4, Who's Who. STUDER, MAX E. Glen Elder, Kansas. Physical Education. Beta Tau Omega 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4, Student Council 3, 4, vice-president 3, Class president 4, Class viceapresident 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, FTA 4, Athletic Council 3. STEELE, EVELYN J. Alma, Kansas. Art. YWCA l, 2, 3, AWS 2, 3, Purple Honor Society 2, Gold Honor Society 3, Kappa Pi 3, 4, SCA 4, MSM l, 2, Schuyler Hall Auxiliary Council 3, 4. TALLMAN, ROBERT M. Salina, Kansas. Business Administration. YMCA l, lSA 2, 3, treasurer 3. TICE, RUTH E. Beloit, Kansas. English Literature. Delta Kappa Chi 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, Philharmonic Choir 3, 4, Band 2, 3, YWCA 2, 3, Social Committee 2, Class treasurer 2, 3, WAA 3, MSM 2, 3, 4, president 4, Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil 4, Student Council 4, Inter-Religious Coun- cil 4, FTA 4, Who's Who. TOUSLEE, DUANE A. Colby, Kansas. Business Administration. MSM l, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 2, program chairman 2, SCA 4, YMCA l, 2, 3, treasurer 2, 3, ISA 2, 3. TROMBLE, ELMA CLAIRE Lincoln, Kansas. English Literature. Delta Kappa Chi l, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2, YWCA l, 2, 3, president 3, SCA 4, Health committee 3, 4, AWS 2, 3, Schuyler Hall Auxiliary Council l, 2, 3, 4, secretary 2, president 4, MSM I, 2, 3, 4, Purple Honor Society. TROMBLE, GENE M. Lincoln, Kansas. History. Oxford Club I, 2, 3, 4, secretary 2, YMCA l, 2, 3, SCA 4, Pur- ple Honor Society. TROW, CLIFF W. Salina, Kansas. History. ISA 2, 3, president 2, vice-president 3, YMCA vice-president 3, Inter- Religious Council president 4, SCA 4, FTA 4. ...,m,,,., T5 TURNER, DONALD A. Salina, Kansas. Business Administration, VABASALU, MAIMU Estonia, Literature. Delta Kappa Chi 4. VIDRICKSON, BENJAMIN Salina, Kansas, History. WILL, KENNETH Bavaria, Kansas. Business Administration. Pi Sigma Upsilon l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1. WISS, DUANE Glen Elder, Kansas. Physical Education. Beta Tau Omega l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4. L I uniorri ANDERSON, ROBERT J. Lebanon, Kansas BRISTOW, HAROLD Salina, Kansas DOHE, VIRGIL D. Lincoln, Kansas FELDMANN, RUTH Herington, Kansas FUNK, WILLIS Hope, Kansas GARRISON, DELMAR Chapman, Kansas GOEDDE. 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Concordia, Kansas CASSELL, IRENE JO Salina, Kansas CHANCE, DOUG Salina, Kansas CRAWFORD, ANITA D. Salina, Kansas DANIEL, ELBERT P. Raton, New Mexico DEAN, ANITA JOY Agra, Kansas DOERING, RICHARD S. Denver, Colorado DOUGLASS, R. KENT San Diego, California DYKEMAN, HAROLD N. Colome, South Dakota ENGEL, DEANE ,Salina, Kansas FABRITIUS, EDWARD M. Salina, Kansas FOSSEY, JOLEEN Salina, Kansas FOUTES, DORIS J. Bennington, Kansas FRAZELL, HAROLD D. Downs, Kansas FREEMAN, LA VERN Salina, Kansas GERTSON, BILL F. Atwood, Kansas DANIELS, MARIAN E. Smith Center, Kansas HAFFA, LUCILLE Abilene, Kansas HAMILTON, JOHN L. Salina, Kansas w g 1., fy- i,,, i ', . .., V, ,, , ,, ,zgk , 7 .,,., , gk? wr - 'ii 452 QUE., ,. XX., , mi, E., gg UL iz :41 e2'ix . ful? E95 5 I r Ja 5,393 sf. M. lk Kai .5 . S5 . I is . -:Q Q -f2a1e:g..,.,fx'5 ' . 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Salina, Kansas LEWIS, JERRY Salina, Kansas LOCKWOOD, LLOYD Salina, Kansas McCORMlCK, JAMES C. Salina, Kansas MCDONALD, DEAN E. Concordia, Kansas MCREYNOLDS, DONALD D Natoma, Kansas MARTIN, BILL Leavenworth, Kansas MONTGOMERY, BUFORD C Assaria, Kansas LONG, LELAND R. Chapman, Kansas MOSS, ELSIE EVALYN Beloit, Kansas MUELLER, KEITH B. Durham, Kansas MUGLER, PAUL G. Bala, Kansas MUSILEK, JIMMY Colome, South Dakota NAEGELE, MELVINA Lucas, Kansas NELSON, SHIRLEY C. Tescott, Kansas NEMETH, PHIL E. Oberlin, Kansas NUCKOLLS, ESTHER A. Burdett, Kansas ORENDORFF, BARBARA J. Salina, Kansas PERRY, CARLOS Salina, Kansas PETERS, MARILYN L. Salina, Kansas PFIEFER, ALVIN Ellis, Kansas REEDER, LAVONNE PIERSON Salina, Kansas RICHTER, CLYDE A., JR. Salina, Kansas RYBERG, R. LYNN Salina, Kansas SCHISSLER, DARLENE J. Salina, Kansas SCHNEIDER, GERALD E. Salina, Kansas SELDEN, CHARLES E. Clyde, Kansas SPARKS, JERRY ANN Alton, Kansas STAUFFER, MAX E. Salina, Kansas STRAND, DANNETTE E. Salina, Kansas STRYKER, THEODORE R Burton, Kansas WALTER, NORRIS D. Salina, Kansas WEBER, JIM C. Salina, Kansas WECKEL, MARGARET Salina, Kansas J. WEELBORG, HARRY M. Salina, Kansas WILLIAMS, CHARLES L. Salina, Kansas WILSON, EUGENE M. Abilene, Kansas ZIMMERMAN, ALAN R. Salina, Kansas 'E asm-fi.,-..L-4 1 .IM If f is . in- ,sm 'L f- 'wi as, .-sf-wa . N -- Us :s u . .., -, ,. f -5.5, . I .5 sis? is 4 fg,f:z:s4? ', a fsf' ll ..z':1se:ff.s- ii Q. , . , I ,. ,N -ss..-qaw.f-g,,,-21 - Q... - 'iii ' Siszfgsqz 4 H we ga aggsa,-.s ., ' ., ,yiziZ? fl V, if-vie? fi ,gases lg 22,1 Es 'ff K - ififii-i .. ' ., .- was as . 'W' .- . ,H ggi.. , ,E -wg, 43.-4 .c ' 7 'ff : li T 5? 'iiiaaiii N - 'r hini- wx E' 25? E N fy, it 553 .sl X I , xx 'B S is ks L S 'CSL- S 3 af . Q Q K ,SSS . 6 S SI am J if! s Sf if Q. -ES- afgs as If Kg fs' X PA X Q46- f K 1, -if 5.4: 1? :ffsasm - . ' q X 3 FF - v is K si 5 -- P is fx, I 3 , -a ,K W..-15 - A .f f 1 ff z,?3a?vif,'2' '. .,-, l ..,- v3-fu a ,-px: , . 1 ff- ffl ' xy gs A ' ' ,, eww . 1 ,5 -iii, ., L A - li 'Q .f vi sf I s . G As, 6 f as ' 2 I ,, is V... I 1 F. W,-,i,f?fjy,' K, f. '-'::f ,f:, s I ,, as? B .pa 'ff ff . 'f' 7, , . :ga Ya ,15 x T 52 30, Ji. as Q.. - Ar ' 'E 'X AGNOS, NICK P. Salina, Kansas .:.S'!.'.?:- f., fa r - . ff! V ' ,ff-'-Q. . at as ff A 5 , 1 as ,Q E .1 k V -C V F L ,j Q o I 'wif '. ' , Q K V vw gs 'sa S +- -Q Ja y , . an ,, Jim J I A ' K Q . J I I I .ik Nag s 1.3 t Q- l .sr B' an Q., , ... , ' 4 . 'W 233- . .l . sz I l . f I I 5 1 i n R E g - L a Miyzgygf l 5 4' 1 2 K ,sl I l ., . KN: - - W ,I . - '-'N' '.,':,w, I ' I. sz. ,fl 1 R B KZ ff, I If . . ,sq iw z .3 ., - I - L-- f A Ei' f-was ,W 'gs 'S G? I L., I ' ,. A ,slr 1 H V, , A L,, ' wks l, A . 4,v.,'m sg., , fl, V , i .-QQHYKJLEII , . V jI e5Al'l'l8l'l ALTMAN, DORIS I. ' Salina, Kansas ANDERSON, JERRY E. Salina, Kansas APPLEBY, EILEEN R. Formosa, Kansas BA RT LETT, PEGGY LOU Salina, Kansas BEEMER, BETTY ANN Elmo, Kansas BENTRUP, ROSELLA M. Sylvan Grove, Kansas BERNDT, RAMONA R. Salina, Kansas BLOOD, REX B. Salina, Kansas BOCHOW, JERRY D. Salina, Kansas BOWMAN, BILL L. Salina, Kansas BROCE, SHIRLEY JOAN Salina, Kansas BRICHACEK, DONALD F. Sylvan Grove, Kansas CALDWELL, DONNA L. Salina, Kansas CLEMENCE, HAZEL M. Abilene, Kansas CORMAN, BLAINE Tescotf, Kansas CONNOR, BOB C. Hoisington, Kansas COFFMAN, MAX S. Salina, Kansas CONRAD, BETTY L. Salina, Kansas DAVIDSON, VIRGINIA G. Cuba, Kansas DAVIS, SHIRLEY L. Salina, Kansas DeBEY, ELEANOR G. Kirwin, Kansas DISHMAN, DON C. Salina, Kansas EWENS, DICK D. Belleville, Kansas FOLKERS, VALETTA M. WaKeeney, Kansas ECKELMAN, JOANN RUTH Sylvan Grove, Kansas RITZ, JANICE LOURISE Downs, Kansas FOSS, DELORES I. Woodston, Kansas FRIESEN, JERRY A. Salina, Kansas FRUECHTING, JAMES R. Aulne, Kansas FUNK, DONALD L. Hope, Kansas GATES, MILFORD D. Glasco, Kansas GEER, JOAN Salina, Kansas GILLAM, RONNIE W. Salina, Kansas GRANT, NORMAN Salina, Kansas GROVES, C. DEAN Salina, Kansas HADLEY, LARRY M. Osborne, Kansas HAKE, MARY M. Salina, Kansas HALL, ROSE Galva, Kansas HANSEN, PHYLLIS I. Salina, Kansas HANSEN, WILLIAM T. Salina, Kansas HARSHBARGER, PATSY R. Beverly, Kansas HARVEY, PERCE P. Topeka, Kansas HASKINS, LILA MAE Lindsborg, Kansas HAYNES, WILLA MAE Abilene, Kansas HILL, FRANK E. Salina, Kansas HITCHCOCK, ALBERT E. Burlington, Colorado HOISINGTON, RICHARD C. Enterprise, Kansas HUFFAKER, JOHN F. Salina, Kansas JOHNSON, WILLIAM L. Salina, Kansas JUST, CHARLES A. Salina, Kansas KELLY, JEANETTE ANN St. Francis, Kansas KING, CLARENCE L.. JR. Junction City, Kansas 'P' ., , in V f nf '13 ' . N , .1 P, V , 5 :iff a3 'fEI9'f 0 1 G , 'f 7 Er if ,.W V9 , - ' Q - A h . '.'k :E .fl I ,V ,LV .1 zf. 4 f is 1 1 . A ,. -A fl 3 . fuk. Q 3- .flu - will 41- 5 , . ig, as -QV 2' K Q Q Swim Q , . 1 Q I , -sr: f iff nr-. ' 5 f ,K L 3 5 A T, iil , ,,A. 'f P ggi .fl crfk -QR ' 455 5 2? ff fr. C .. l l 4 S .T ii KNOWLES, VELDA CARLENE Kirwin, Kansas KULP, RUTH ELLEN Haddam, Kansas LARSON, EDWARD M. Belleville, Kansas LAUGHLIN, JACK G. Salina, Kansas LEMAR, ALYCE L. Salina, Kansas LONG, WALTER R. Broughton, Kansas MASTEK, SANINE L. Tampa, Kansas MATHEWS, MARIAN M. Salina, Kansas MICHAEL, E. KEITH Salina, Kansas MORROW, ROBERT W. Salina, Kansas MUELLER, FRED N. Salina, Kansas MUELLER, TWILA F. Salina, Kansas MUIR, RICHARD D. Stockton, Kansas McCALL, JACK D. Salina, Kansas McREYNOLDS, CHESTER W. Natoma, Kansas O'HAlR, CARL D. Scott City, Kansas OLSON, MARY JEANE Salina, Kansas OLSON, CLYDE O. Burlington, Colorado PEARCE, J. COLLEEN Salina, Kansas PEARSON, LE ROY M. Clifton, Kansas PETERSON, GERALD E. Scandia, Kansas PFENNINGER, MARK W. Salina, Kansas PICKERING, EUGENE R. Culver, Kansas POLLAK, BARBARA A. Salina, Kansas PRICE, ERNEST L. Oakley, Kansas PUGH, ROBERT K. Salina, Kansas QUERREY, EDMUND T. Ellsworth, Kansas RADKE, ANGELINE C. Russell, Kansas REID, ROBERT D. Atwood, Kansas REINHARDT, JERRY B. Salina, Kansas RHEA, JAMES E. Salina, Kansas ROCK, PATRICIA Hope, Kansas RODGERS, DONALD H. Aurora, Kansas ROWE, ROBERT K. Salina, Kansas RUNDELL, I. B. Bavaria, Kansas SAIP, WILLIAM D. Salina, Kansas SCI-IMIDT, PAUL V. Russell, Kansas SERRAULT, ROBERT Salina, . Kansas SHEETS, SHIRLEY M. Enterprise, Kansas OPDYCKE. ROBERT M. Salina, Kansas SORRELL, BERNICE E. Glen Elder, Kansas SPRAGUE, MARY LOU Gypsum, Kansas STARK, RICHARD M. Salina, Kansas STAUFFER, DICK L. New Cambria, Kansas STEPHEN. JOHN G. Salina, Kansas SOMMER5, AUDREY K. Salina, Kansas SUMMERS, EDNA Salina, Kansas THORNBURG, MARTIN A. Alton, Kansas TYLER, JAMES A. Fowler, Kansas VANDEUET, MARILYN B. Glendale, California VIEH, LOIS ANN Speed, Kansas VIDRICKSEN, ROBERT H. Salina, Kansas WARD, GEVEN LYNETTE Clay Center, Kansas WENGER, LESLIE E. Salina, Kansas 1 . . as . .4 ,F it W . 3. . :. g,,g.1.,y. ii. if M fi I 2- - ,. f.--, .. .7 as-mg : ,. .M . .gn-' f , .1 - E. , .,,, ,...., ...M ,.., . I. .. .,,. , , ,, ,, f fe gy, 1: a . ,:w,..53 'V amps. ,wa . ,. .. . - -- 1 , ' ..: ' V- fu Q . V 5 ' 5: 51 2 .5 mem W, 15- aa. 115. .W Q H Jfiil . HQ QFTL , - gi. ,-E., u Q r 5' fs Q W I fr if lglfs .C 5 0' Y gig V-L, ..,- - 16.3 J..-. -ws .4-145 'I E Lai. -, l'.,,'ai L ,, jg, Y X a x k g., . I F ' ' iii: .... L. ' ww. . ,if ?L .1 .ff.g1Q-...fm-. -as. 2 gn., .. ,,.., , .. ... 'i?.:fY ,?g, 'i A ' I .q,,..m .,,V., s ,- gw. 3 ,f.f f , ,.-.-.f,, .. : .ak Q as V W .K I 1 4 .Q as Y. s,., .s.ais.., Q .- m y .,, 1 V. 3521 I I 5.3 Q . ,. Q 1 2 . 'T ,, 55 . 5 55 Us vi.. . .. J -' 1:5 '7 :QQ A- 7 s'a hxEL. 5 2. i . . S. .S an Q , me a s AS? .six S, is .gi 3 wg. fi ' 2..-5'fr-Q.',:W-f?sEfl1'fT5if1uilwwiE1,'jl www' N uv- 'iii' SENIORS, Left to Right: Max Studer, presidentg Pat Layman, treasurerg Beulah Frazell, secre- taryg Dick Dean, vice-president. FRESHMEN, Left to Right: John Stephen, treasurerg Jeanette Kelly, secretaryp Colleen Pearce vice-presidentg Nick Agnos, president, l -an-1, 1 'Eff' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Virgil Dohe, viceepresidentg Marilyn Stuber, presi dent, Donna Sasnett, secretary, and Jimmy Terrell, treasurer, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Carlos Perry, president, Marilyn Peters, secre tary, Alan Zimmerman, vice-president, and Bill Gertson, treasurer. Walsh, Joe, Leavenworth, Kansas f x X I 5 l i I AI CX Wx VZ' 5 'F X Ili' ll. M Ss FJ I QL xx N it f 1 l s luhsx 'i . X v-7 - Pf, JN, is C ' :g 2 A 4 ..: v rg X P l N ., fy f- M ., JRx X - wng 'Tv' I X, X i ' Y K m 'X gl Q lx as ,l 4 1 Q. ITE: lff, Q L ii L i- . SENIORS Akers, Chad, Salina, Kansas Camarena, Dolor, Salina, Kansas Chambers, Bert, Salina, Kansas Cooper, Milton, Glasco, Kansas Dow, Charles, Salina, Kansas Feil, Wilmer, Bunker Hill, Kansas Friesner, Paul K., Salina, Kansas Gilbert, Gene, Salina, Kansas Pratt, Marvin N., Salina, Kansas Sullivan, William F., Salina, Kansas JUNIORS Anderson, Robert Gene, Salina, Kansas Doering, Henry, Salina, Kansas Finan, Bernard A., Salina, Kansas 34 6ll'l'l8l Cl, ? FACULTY Mr. Rudolph Barta, Instructor in Business Law Mr. Franklin Bissell, Associate Professor of Physical Education Miss Thelma Book, Registrar Miss Esther E. Hobson, Assistant Profes- sor of Physical Education Dr. Oliver Martin, College Physician Mr. Jack W. Van Derhoof, Associate Pro- fessor of History Mr. Leon A. Willgus, Professor of Voice and Theory Dr, Elnora Winfrey, Professor of Psychol- OQY SOPHOMORES Baustian, James Alfred, Tescott, Kansas Bergsten, Dale, Clay Center, Kansas Bevan, Millard Warren, Salina, Kansas Cahoon, James Edward, Salina, Kansas Dopp, Ruth Mae, Salina, Kansas Giddings, Nelson Paul, Salina, Kansas Haase, Robert Fred, Salina, Kansas Horton, Dale, Hugoton, Kansas Jones, Clark, Salina, Kansas McCabe, Ray W., Logan, Kansas Morrison, Donald Eugene, Salina, Kansas Morras, Bill, Hugoton, Kansas Rees, Forrest Jay, Salina, Kansas Richardson, Jack, Salina, Kansas FRESHMEN Sheffer, Norman Lee, Salina, Kansas Clark, Burton E., Salina, Kansas Dennard, Fred Roy Jr., Salina, Kansas Edwards, Lynn Damon, Clyde, Kansas Fillinger, John Bittle, Salina, Kansas Hanz, Max Robert, Salina, Kansas Hassebroek, Robert L., Riley, Kansas Higgins, Robert J., Solomon, Kansas Jones, Robert D., Minneapolis, Kansas Lively, Leland C., Alamosa, Colorado Means, Curtis R., Salina, Kansas Norton, Frank C., Salina, Kansas Orrender T., Salina, Kansas Price, Norma Lee, Hoisington, Kansas Schroeder, Harley, Salina, Kansas Sledd, Jim Bruce, Salina, Kansas -D ji- f X ff ,f fu y fi QV '5 P ' 'J J ' fe ' jo 59, M X411 , '?,lkA if X A fy? J xg, Iwi -R '40 f f .' U04 I X , V ' I 0 A 1 Wig,-K 1 4 E ' Q.. V 2' 1 k 2 - rganizafionzi TOP ROW, left to right: Delmer Garrison, Martin Thornburg, Dick Stauffer, Don Funk, Norris Walter, Jim Hoisington, Don Rodgers, Paul Schmidt, Jim McCormick, Jerry Reinhardt, Ed Querry, Don McReynolds, Jimmy Terrell, Earl Hollen, and Leland Long. BOT- .jgalolaa igma ln the spring of 1950, Wesleyan's Kappa Sigma Kappa became the first fraternity on the campus to become affiliated as an active chapter of a national organization. lt became known as the Kansas Beta Chapter. The national organization was founded in i867 at the Virginia Military institute, the Kansas Beta Chapter was organized in I946, largely through the efforts of Norman Tallman, a close friend of the National Secretary. The Kappa Sigs have been fortunate in having Mr. Elroy Steele and Mr. Roger Miller as sponsors. They have been help- ful in promoting the spirit of the organization and establishing a closer relationship between members. Kappa Sigma Kappa is a fraternity that contributes to the scholastic, athletic, and social life of Kansas Wesleyan. John Hauptli and Kenny Novak were elected to Who's Who, Dean McDonald was a soloist with the Choir, Leland Long, Bill Funk, and Wayne Sondergard were members of the Student Council. The fraternity had a basketball team that was a lead- ing contender in the Salina City League. Numerous informal gatherings were held throughout the year. The annual lris Formal in the spring climaxed a highly successful year. 36 TOM ROW: Dean McDonald, Mr. E. J. Steele, Bob Hogrefe, Jack Larson, Wayne Sondergard, John Hauptli, Bill Funk, Eugene Wil- son, Don Yowell, and Mr. J, R. Miller. OFFICERS First Semester President ................. John Hauptli Vice-President .... ....... B ill Funk Secretary ............... Eugene Wilson Treasurer .................. Don Yowell Second Semester President ................. John Hauptli Vice-President . . . ..... Kenny Novak Secretary ..... . . .Don McReynolds Treasurer .... ...... E arl Hollen HHPPH -:, ., . 3 Q , VL is Q ,.-'-f k : .msgi- 2 S mi Vi v 6 5 E .hw . Eta jab! mega With the beginning of the l95O-51 academic year, Beta Tau Omega became the first fraternity since before World War ll to have their own house. Through the able leadership of Captain Baldivieso, Joe O'Shea, and the cooperation of the members, this was made possible. Along with this fine achievement, the BTO's have re- mained among the tops on the campus: taking first in intramural football, placing second in campus decorations, and ranking high in the intramural basketball race, which was unsettled at the time of writing. The men of BTO, as always, have held many positions on the varsity teams of KWU. In addition to the campus functions, the annual Christ- mas party given for seventy under-privileged children is always a satisfying event for the men of BTO. Social events are always enjoyed, among this year's were the inter-frat dance, a few house parties, and the annual spring dinner- dance. OFFICERS First Semester President .................... Joe O'Shea Vice-President .... .... M ax Studer Secretary ...... .... .... C a rlos Perry Treasurer. .... .............. M el Gilmore Second Semester President .......... Vice-President .... . Secretary .......... Treasurer ............. . . . House Mother '50-'51 .Mel Gilmore . . .Dick Dean . . .Bud Finan .Keith Mueller . . .Mrs. Rowe BACK ROW, left to right: Dick Muir, Keith Mueller, Clarence House, Don Howe, and Duane Wiss. FRONT ROW: Les Wenger, King, lvan Pangrac, Frank Hill, Bill Laas, Jack Laughlin, Capt. Bob Regehr, Jim Weber, Joe O'Shea, Don Noyce, Bud Finan, Jose Baldivieso, Glenn Feil, Bill Martin, Don Morrison, Dick Carlos Perry, Max Studer, Mel Gilmore, Dick King, and Ken Rogg. ,. .N ......-.....-,--.-- .. . ., mt. ,.....,,..t-W...-W. Mm v f K -M 'f 1 W . ..,...,...,,,,.,,,m--me---.. K txt . 38 ..fn. t , is A 'E 4- S' I H 1- ' 'Y U QF s 4 Wy, ,fi , -- gain l'm....4 1 3 Aff . i Q E 2 f Q I g l i - 7 0 im Q? 3 Q 2 QR ' lk 6' ' P f is , Lk 5 SSE gf. - 111 5 ., 1 sf' 'H iw sd . fsfii' 5 Z ', V, K Hi 5- .Vg 'i 4 - fl' kk xg 5 fj Q K ix A , V 2 .W f Q JNL Q 54? 3 3.-i 'Q' if Ngw-..1 A 52 QW, . R 5 I if R w g. W 2 ,1 X L ly fgwff N H if , h uf 2- f 953 -.13 , f ,'- .-AL A415217 ,LL, , an 39 KR BACK ROW, left to right: Kenny Will, Rollie Nothern, Phillip Nemeth, LeRoy Pearson, Gailen Keeling, Leland Johnson, Jim Freuchting, Charles Selden, and Warren Bevan. FRONT ROW: i igma The oldest of all Wesleyan fraternities, Pi Sigma Upsilon, is proud to have completed its twenty-third year of activity on the campus of Kansas Wesleyan. The Pericleans have branched out into all the fields of student activity with men participating in athletics, debate, music, and student govern- ment. Bob Anderson served as president of lnter-Fraternity Council. The members of the fraternity have maintained good scholastic standards and social goals for which Pi Sigma Upsilon is noted. Under the guidance of Dr. F. C. Peters, sponsor of the Pi Sigs since its organization in l928, and of Prof. M. L. Null and Mr. John Courter, co-sponsors, experience and youth have been combined to aid the men in achieving the fra- ternal goals. The highlights of the Pi Sigma Upsilon social calendar was the Snow Formal held jointly with Delta Kappa Chi, their sister sorority. This social function was held Decem- ber 8, in the spacious ball room at the American Legion Hall. Several informal parties were also held with the Kappas. The annual banquet of the Parthenon was held in the spring, 40 Lee Banks, l. B. Rundell, Bill Baughman, Keith Muirhead, Edgar Krizek, Larry Hadley, Lloyd Lockwood and William Saip. ,Mi on OFFICERS First Semester President ................. Bill Baughman Vice-President . . . . .Keith Muirhead Secretary ..... .... .... C h arles Seldon Treasurer ..................... Ed Krizek Second Semester President ................. Gailen Keeling Vice-President . . . . .Lloyd Lockwood Secretary ...... .... L arry Hadley Treasurer .... ..... E d Krizek I' 62 ' P HPLC Banff 2 a 6 'gr iz. an . 4 t, A yy, iq Q 1' v yi ' ' 1 'E I K Q 'Wim 1, .L N --s 'W' Q-dis . - , I lege: Mi gamma Since its founding, in l946, Delta Phi Gamma fraternity has greatly contributed to the academic, athletic, and social life of Kansas Wesleyan University. Its ideals of brotherhood have played an important role in the lives of its members. The fraternity is proud of its members and watches with great inter- est the achievements of its alumni. Delta Phi Gamma is grateful to its sponsor,Dr.Paul Renich, for his able assistance and for helping to further the spirit of fellowship and unity within the organization. During the past year, a number of members of Delta Phi have enlisted in the armed forces. To these men, who have temporarily laid aside fraternity life and their quest for a higher education, we say God speed, and may you soon return to take once again an active part in college and fraternity life. BACK ROW, left to right: Norman Grant, Bill Johnson, John l-luffaker, Jerry Friesen, Jerry Bochow, Bill Bowman, Mark Pfen- ninger, Elbert Daniel, Jack McCall, Norman Sheffer, Alan Zim- merman, Tracv Dilling, Dean Groves, Virgil Dohe, Dick Stark, Douglas Chance, Duane Reid, Jim Mueller, Jerry Lewis, Herbert 1 55 , - 2 1 2 ,3 tru S li E l i 2 l i, 2 ii 9 l T ig . J A if Eli F OFFICERS First Semester President .............., Albert Morgan Vice-President. . . . . .Norman Sheffer Secretary ...... ..... E lbert Daniel Treasurer ................. Bill Gertson Second Semester President .......,..... Alan Zimmerman Vice-President . . .... Norman Sheffer Secretary ...... . . .LaVern Freeman Treasurer . . ..... Bill Gertson Leffingwell, and Dr. Paul Renich. FRONT ROW: Jerry Anderson Clyde Olson, Andrew Just, Bob Opydycke, Albert Hitchcock, Dick Doering, Fred Mueller, Bob Eades, Bill Gertson, Don Hough, Don Ogborn, LaVern Freeman, Charles Williams, Nick Agnos, and ll' f f I 3 K .3 ig? 2 Y 2 li . 'ii 1 1 K, . g X . 4 I '3 . L lig 2 F Sf i l Y A 42 Max Stauffer. ' .3 it f' f' S Sigii t. 2 ' f A ll! it . . fl, -il i , l i i l i 3' 2, 3, i ' KW Q af Q 5, gi 1 l , f N f .N.. R ff , it . ful if z TOP ROW, left to righti Hazel Clemmence, Pat Layman, Mary Peggy Bartlett, Marian Mathews, Twila Mueller, and Phyllis Han l-lake, Edna Summers, Ramona Berdt, Betty Conrad, Audrey Som- sen, BOTTOM ROW: Dr. Fern McCarty, Donna Sasnett, Dixie mers, Eileen Appleby, Alyce Lemar, Colleen Pearce, Barbara Pollak, Bartley, Wanda Alcorn, Lavonne Reeder, and Mrs. l-l. N. Moses CU'l'll'l'lCL lead 6U'l'll'Yl6l, Y We .M H ': feng , . wx, ,ma 'fi .R V S. . . . Q' xl' Organized as the Question Club in 1924, ' wwf Gamma Delta Gamma has been active in campus Af affairs since that time. Gamma Delta Gamma colors A A 't' , ,',lstil A 2 T are royal purple and lavender, and the flower is the LEY fg sweet pea, DONNA SASNETT The wearers of the arrow and bow have had ' A' b , an active social life this year with a hayrack ride, V an informal dance, a Christmas Sleigh Belle for- -. i s in mal, buffet suppers, informal rush parties and the f l if-A ' ' . fr 5 yk l .Z- preferential dinner, the Butterfly Fiesta. - A The Gamma Delts are represented by mem- Ns'tt bers on th ADVANCE, the coYoTE, in Future Teachers of America, the Student Christian Associ- ation, Alpha Psi Omega, and as choir soloists. LAVON NE REEDER Second Semester President ..,....,......... Dixie Bartley President ................ Wanda Alcorn Vice-President .... .... D onna Sasnett Vice-President. . . .... Phyllis Hansen Secretary, ...., .... W anda Alcorn Secretary ..... . .... Eileen Appleby Treasurer, . . . . . .Lavohne Reeder Treasurer .... . . . .Audrey Sommers 44 rlijl mg dvi? in-Q ik-'ff' wr ms sg-, ,E 1 k N' l , Q - , A Jehu .jgaloiaa The chapter of Tenth Muse was the first such organization on the campus. Tenth Muse became Delta Kappa Chi upon the adopting of Greek names. The sorority has as its flower the cyclamen. Cyclamen and silver are the colors of Delta Kappa Chi. Upon the opening of the school year, the mat- ter of rushing came into view. The University Church was the scene of the South Sea Rush Party. Rush week concluded with the preferential banquet held at the Brookville Hotel. The Kappas participated in the Homecoming Parade, placing fourth with their float, which carried a slogan, Peace for USA and Victory for KWU. Social events include a Halloween Party held Oct. 30 in the Coyote Den with the Kappas' brother fraternity, Pi Sigma Upsilon. An alumnae banquet was given during teachers' meeting, while Kappas attended the Sweetheart Formal held by the three campus sororities February 9. Another event in Feb- ruary was the sorority slumber party, one of the gayest events of the year. T'was the Nite before Christmas was the theme of the chapel program which the Kappas pre- sented December 8. Delta Kappa Chi is a sorority which works as a unit to promote high ideals and dependability. It is also recognized as being high in scholastic standing. The members who were elected to Who's Who in American Colleges were Ruth Tice, Peggy Sondergard, and Phyllis Poland. Among pledges who became actives the second semester is Maimu Vabasalu. She is a D.P. student here, coming from Estonia. The football queen and her attendants were Kappas this year. Evalyn Moss was queen, and Mar- ilyn Peters, Phyllis Poland, and Shirley Nelson were her attendants. It is the desire of the Kappas constantly to main- tain a high record in scholastic achievement, depend- ability, ideals, and friendliness on the campus. OFFICERS First Semester President .................. Beulah Frazell Vice-President. . . .... Phyllis Poland Secretary ................. Marilyn Stuber Treasurer ................. Marilyn Peters Second Semester President .................. Phyllis Poland Vice-President. . . ...... Elma Tromble Secretary ...... . . .Barbara Orendorff Treasurer ................. Marilyn Peters TOP ROW, lett to right: Anita Crawford, Barbara Hummel, Ruth Feldmann, Dannette Strand, Elma Tromble, Peggy Sondergard, Barbara Orendorff, Margaret Weckel, Evalyn Moss, and Ruth Tice. MIDDLE ROW: Beulah Frazell, Phyllis Poland, Marilyn Stuber, Marilyn Peters, Mildred Hazen, Shirley Nelson, and Joleen Fossey, BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Broce, Shirley Davis, Mary Sprague, Dar- lene Schissler, Maimu Vabasalu, and Doris Altman, 3'i'x Hr L is Ah! What Fun It Was! S Homecoming Float .Q f.. 2' Y Pat Why the Gloom? Asif? Beulah Th an STANDING left to right: Mildred Gibson, Pat Kurtz, Jessie Corn- Sheats, and Jerry Sparks. SEATED: Miss Thelma Book Fay Sny well Marian Daniels Sanine Mastek, Bernice Sorrell, Shirley der, Anita Dean, and Miss Pearl Eddy. Ria Sgma Members of Beta Sigma Chi are proud of another year of scholastic achievement and are looking forward to the coming years with anticipation. Although the smallest sorority on the campus, Beta Sigs take pride in being the youngest of the three sororities. The group was founded upon high religious, moral, and scholastic ideals, and the Beta Sigs feel they are doing their best to uphold and cherish these high ideals of womanhood. Early last fall, social activities began with the annual rush dinner, Trail of the Oreadesf' Later, the Betas presented a float and campus decoration for the Homecoming celebration, At Christmas time, for the third consecu- tive year, a party was held for some little Mexican children. The sorority plans to continue this as an annual event in coming years: they are proud to do this service for the community. The annual Rose Formal was held in May. The Beta Sigs, sponsored by Thelma Book and Pearl Eddy, have par- ticipated actively in many phases of extra-curricular activity and have pro- duced leaders not only for the campus work but also for future American womanhood. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President .................... Fay Snyder President ................. Mildred Gibson Vice President .... . . .Mildred Gibson Vice-President. . . .... Anita Dean Secretary ...... ...... A nita Dean Secretary .... ..... 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J S 2. c . xx, l' ,L -'K - 49 UPPER ROW, left to right: Dean Archie Ayers, Don Yowell, Ken- Edgar Krizek, Duane Lockwood, Bill Laas, Alan Zimmerman, and neth Rogg, Charles Williams, and Nick Aqnos. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Ar1defSOI'1. .gnfer-.clfafernify Kounci The purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council is to pro- mote and preserve the spirit of good will and cooperation among the fraternal organizations of the campus. The council consists of three members of each fra- ternity and a president who serves as presiding officer. Members are so elected that each fraternity will have an experienced representative at all times. Th council holds its regular meetings on the second Thursday of each month. Special meetings may be called at the request of any member, Each fall the inter-Fraternity Council sponsors a mixer for all new male students who may be interested in pledg- ing a fraternity. 50 OFFICERS President .................. Bob Anderson Vice-President .... . . .Charlie Williams Secretary ..... ...... N ick Agnos Treasurer I. . . . .Kenneth Rogg 'it-Tl? STANDING, left to right: Dixie Bartley, Fay Snyder, Donna Sas- Swift, Wanda Alcorn, Anita Dean, Ruth Feldmann, and Jessie nett, Ruth Tice, and Beulah Frazell. SEATED: Dean Marjorie Cornwell. pan .jwlefenic ounci At the beginning of the school year, Pan-Hellenic Council sponsored a tea at the YWCA cottage begin- ning. the formal rush week for the sororities. On Feb- ruary 9, the council sponsored the annual Sweetheart Formal for all the sorority members and special guests of the council. Pan-Hellenic Council functions mainly to promote better relationships between the three sororities on the campus, between the Greeks and the independents, and to bring better understanding between the faculty and the women students. Membership of the council is made up of two mem- bers of each sorority, the president of each sorority, and a president elected by the members of Pan-Hellenic Council. OFFICERS First Semester President .....,. . ............ Anita Dean Vice-President .... . . .Ruth Feldmann Secretary ..... .... J essie Cornwell Treasurer . . . . . .Wanda Alcorn Sponsor . . . ................. Dean Swift Second Semester President ................. Jessie Cornwell Vice-President .... ...., D ixie Bartley Secretary ..... . . .Shirley Nelson Treasurer. . . .... Shirley Sheets Sponsor . . . ..... Dean Swift Staff Writers: Wanda Alcorn, Colleen Pearce, Dean Groves, Pat Layman, Phyllis Hansen, Paul Schmidt, Marian Mathews, Mary Jeane Olson, Dannette Strand, Bar- bara Hummel, Marian Daniels, Ruth Feldmann, Joleen Fossey, Mary Hake, Hazel Clemence and Dick Stauffer. The Kansas Wesleyan Advance is the student news- paper published on the campus by the students as an ex- tra-curricular activity. Since there are no regular jour- nalism classes, the staff has strived to bring the paper up to high journalistic standing, as well as provide current in- formation on school activities. The Advance is financed by the sale of advertising and funds from the student activity tickets. The news- paper is a member of the Intercollegiate Press and Associ- ated College Press. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief .................... Dick Doering Assistant Editor .... .. .Hazel Clemence Sports Editor ..... .... P aul Schmidt Society ..... ..... W anda Alcorn Feature ........ .... M ary Jeane Olson Photographer ..... ....... D ick Stark Faculty Sponsor ...... . ........... Orville Roberts BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ............... Charles Williams Circulation and Exchange .... .... R uth Feldmann 1 6 ,,. .if s emu as-we ' El Q STANDING, left to right: Dick Stark, Joleen Fossey, Marian ing, Wanda Alcorn, and Ruth Feldmann. NOT PICTURED: Col Mathews, Phyllis Hansen, Pat Layman, Dixie Bartley, and Marian leen Pearce, Dean Groves, Paul Schmidt, Dannette Strand, Bar Daniels. SEATED: Mary Jeane Olson, Charles Williams, Dick Doer- bara Hummell, Mary Hake, Hazel Clemence, and Dick Stauffer. 52 s..-. W .-e.,, t iw 5: ll if if 1 . .J STANDING, left to right: Dick Stark, Ruth Feldmann, Kenard man, KENNY Novak, and Mafian Daniels. NOT WCTUREDI Dan- Kelly, and Ramona Berdt, SEATED: Mildred Gibson, Pat Lay- nette Strand, Mary Hake, and Dick Stauffer. . Cowie The 1950-1951 COYOTE was compiled through student contributions and with the assistance of our sponsor, Miss Lillian Stegeman. The entire staff has attempted to present to you a COYOTE that will be a constant reminder of our school, the people in it, and what we have done. Chad Akers took most of the pictures for this year's annual and was always ready to take photos on an instant's notice. Dick Stark was also responsible for taking a number of the pictures. Class pictures were taken by the Tru-Tone Studio in Salina. Patsy Layman, associate editor, Kenard Kelly, business manager, Dick Stauffer, art editor, and Marian Daniels, sports editor, must be commended for the considerable time spent in making this yearbook possible. The entire staff has worked together in attempting to bring to you a story of the year in pictures. They hope that the 1951 COYOTE will, in years to come, bring back to you many of the wonderful memories of Kansas Wesleyan. STAFF Editor ........ ......... K enny Novak Associate Editor. . . .... Patsy Layman Business Manager. . . .... Kenard Kelly Sports Editor .... .... M arian Daniels Art Editor ...... ..... D ick Stauffer Faculty Advisor. . . .... Lillian Stegeman Photographers. . . ..... Chad Akers Dick Stark Reporters: Ruth Feldmann, Ramona Berdt, Mildred Gibson, Dannette Strand, Mary Hake, and Duane Touslee 53 l l SEATED, left to rioht: Cliff Trow, Chet Ross, Gene Wilson, Duane Phyllis Hansen, Bob AlliS0rl. and D00 HOUGH. STANDING! Rev. Touslee, Ruth Feldmann, Dannette Strand, El Doraine Freeman, W. E. Cassell, Dr. Paul Renich, Kent Douglass, and Nick Agnos. .gnfer-R igiouri ounci The lnter-Religious Council, officially organized early in 1950, is charged with the responsibility of cor- relating the work of the religious organizations on the campus and of certain church youth groups. ln this way, the Council sponsors projects of an inter-denom- inational nature. Primary accomplishment of the group this year has been the sponsoring and maintenance, in cooperation with the college administration, of a displaced person as a student at the university. That student is Maimu Vabasalu of Estonia. 54 OFFICERS First Semester President ................. . . .Cliff Trow Vice-Presidentf . ....... Chet Ross Secretary .... .... D annette Strand Treasurer ....... . . ...... Bob Allison Second Semester President ................. Ruth Feldmann Vice-President . . . ..... Dannette Strand Secretary ..... .... E l Doraine Freeman Treasurer . . . ....... Nick Agnos BACK ROW, left to right: Leland Long, Dean Mariorie Swift, Bill Studer. FRONT ROW: Ruth Tice, Gailen Keeling, Bill Laas, Betty Johnson, Bill Funk, Keith Mueller, Wayne Sondergard, and Max Conrad, Dean Archie Ayers, and Bob Eades. .Sifmlmf Through the efforts of the Student Council, the Kansas Wes- leyan student body governs itself and administers student affairs. Representatives of the four classes work to promote inter-class harmony. Like other democratic governing bodies, periodic elections are used to reflect majority will. Early each spring political fac- tions campaign vigorously for favorite sons as candidates for council president. l950 was no exception, after strong and straight- forward rivalry, Bill Laas was elected president. He and new coun- cil representatives made their first major decision in selecting an official school ring, the first in Kansas Wesleyan's history. Thi first ring from the craftsman's hand was presented to retiring university president, Dr. Herbert Jackson Root. Launching activities of the fall of '50, the Student Council re-introduced the pre-war traditional clean-up day and received active cooperation from faculty, administration and students. Ef- forts of clean-up day beautified the campus in preparation for Homecoming, inauguration of the new university president, Dr. A. Stanley Trickett, and ground-breaking ceremonies for the new women's dormitory. This year, the Student Council has taken the lead in many activities. It sponsored procurement of a needed student mail box to handle efficiently correspondence of interest to students: an- other innovation was the development and use of teacher rating Counci scales, which is administered by the council. Among important amendments was the sportsmanship agreement with Bethany to handle the situation arising from football ties. Highlights of the social calendar included the Homecoming activities and a com- mencement dance. The Student Council won recognition for its assistance in establishing a state organization of student councils and had vot- ing representation at Emporia in the state convention of student councils, a group seeking to develop and handle solutions of cam- pus government problems throughout the state. Student Council members wish the best of luck to the new council president and representatives who will follow them in '5l-'52. OFFICERS President .... ........... ...,. B i II Laas Vice-President . . . . . .Gailen Keeling Secretary .... . . . Betty Conrad 55 CABINET MEMBERS. FRONT ROW, left to right: Marilyn Stuber, Mildred Hazen, Pat Kurtz, Phyllis Poland, Ruth Feldmann, Ardith Curtis, Lois Bertrand, Barbara Hummel, Ruth Tice, and Lucille The Methodist Student Movement, better known as MSM, is more than just another campus organiza- tion. lt is an organization of national membership, organized under a campus-church relations commit- tee for the campus with college students who are looking for fellowship with God and fellow students. The main purpose of the MSM is to seek through organized fellowship to provide for the spiritual, moral, and social needs of the students. This year the MSM started the year rolling by entertaining the freshmen and faculty with a watermelon feed. The social pro- gram was continued in the form of'Saturday niters.' Each Saturday night, University Church basement was open to those who wished to play pingpong, canasta, and shuffleboard and to share in the fellowship. Skat- ing, swimming, and caroling parties were included in the program. se Haffa, BACK ROW: Bob Eades, Kenard Kelly, Paul Mugler, El- bert Daniel, Rev. George Richards, and Leland Long. NOT PIC- TURED: Marilyn Peters, Joleen Fossey. Sunday was spent in fellowship together with God, studying His word and knowing Him better. Under the guidance of Dr. Paul Renich, church school met each Sunday morning. ln the evening, fellow- ship supper was served at 6:00 p.m. Singspiration and vesper services were held following this. Louise Dutcher, Conference Youth Director, conducted a three-day fellowship training school on our campus, and George Harper, editor of Power and Con- cern, was guest speaker at one of the meetings. OFFICERS President ..... ......... .... R u th Tice Vice-President. ..... Kenard Kelly Secretary ..... .... M ildred Hazen Treasurer .... .. ....... Pat Kurtz Youth Director. . . .Ardith Curtis Urbana group Sunday evening get-together .ns 3 ! X 1 65. A Q, .' 'fu-7. . we . ,Q ' t lx n 'f n N, W v Lake Poinsett, S.D. Skating party 1 'SS' Operations dixhpan Saturday night miner Sponsors Ardith Curtis and Rev. George Richards Mi4.vi,m,, Rehn, After the Retreat dinner K 3 X YA Christmas scene 57 FRONT ROW, left to right: Prof. W. E. Cassell, Lucille Haffa, Kelly, Russell Gotschall, Victor Peterson, Chet Ross and Kent Eugene Wilson, and Ed Larson. BACK ROW: Nick Agnos, Kenard Douglass. 04,4 cm OFFICERS President ...... .............. C het Ross Vice-President ...... . . . Russell Gotschall Secretary-Treasurer. . . ..... Nevell Razak Sponsor ........... . . .W. E. Cassell The Oxford Club is an organization of student ministers and others preparing to follow a vocation mder the direction of the Church. Regular bi-monthly meetings are held at the Kemble Dining Hall. Studies of especial interest to the group are conducted by the sponsor and guest speakers. W FRONT ROW, left to right: Dr. Lois Hutchins, sponsor, Alyce Leland Long, secretary, Paul Mugler, president, and Prof. W. E Lemar, vice-president, and Lois Bertrand, treasurer. BACK ROW: Cassell, sponsor. . Cf . The Student Christian Association was organized for the first time this year on the Kansas Wesleyan campus, it is a combination of YMCA and YWCA groups. The SCA is the only religious organization on the campus other than the MSM. This year a series of panel discussions, combined with speakers, was held on the topic, Christ and the Third World Peace. The SCA also held several social mixers, including the freshman mixer during orientation week, a Deep South party, and an Estes party. Pictured above are SCA officers and sponsors. 59 BACK ROW, left to right: Donna Sasnett, Mrs. R. C. Carlisle, Samuelson, Virgil Dohe, Wilbur Hogg, Dick Doering, and Don Marilyn Peters, Margaret Weckel, Barbara Orendorff, and Joleen ald Hogg. Fossey. FRONT ROW: Charles Williams, Don Hough, Roger .f46aLa Ri mega Membership in the dramatics fraternity increased in l95l, when six Wesleyan students were initiated into the Upsilon chapter of Alpha Psi Omega. The initiation took place at the home of the sponsor, Mrs. R. C. Carlisle. New members were Dick Doering, Virgil Dohe, Don Hogg, Wilbur Hogg, Don Hough, and Roger Samuelson. During the school year various members attended the following plays: LILLIOM at Bethany College, Lindsborg, THE GLASS MENAGERIE at Hays College, and DON JUAN IN HELL at Kansas State College, Manhattan. Thespians distinguished themselves by appear- ances in-recent Wesleyan plays, THE HASTY HEART and MR. PIM PASSES BY. 60 OFFICERS President ............... Barbara Orendorff Vice-President .... . . .Orval Postlethwaite Secretary-Treasurer . . . ...... Joleen Fossey lainie The Wesleyan Debate team has established an enviable record for the year. The team composed of Nick Agnos and Lee Banks won 7O'Xv of their inter- collegiate contests, and defeated such schools as the University of Oklahoma and Southern Methodist University. The highlight of the year's activity came on January 28, when Lee Banks won the coveted state championship in oratory, the contest being sponsored by the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas. ln individual events, Wesleyan received four superior and three excellent rankings in inter- collegiate competition in such events as oratory, ex- tempore speaking, newscasting, and discussion. Lloyd Lockwood was rated Upper Division for his partici- pation in the discussion panel held at the University of Denver in February. On March 2, Pi Kappa Delta and the debate team presented Professor E. C. Buehler of the University of Kansas in convocation. This nationally known lec- turer was warmly received by the student body. Professor Orville Roberts is sponsor of Pi Kappa Delta, and Director of Forensics. Left to right: Lloyd Lockwood, Lee Banks, Nick Agnos, and Prof. Orville Roberts. 61 .-'-t ,-. 1'- 1' ww Left to right: Anita Dean, Miss Edna Tuttle, sponsor, Rich- Tromble, secretary-treasurer, and Jessie Lee Cornwell, presi- ard Hasse, Jerry McColIough, vice-president, Evelvn Steele dent. Not pictured is Tom Hill. Alpha Xi chapter of Kappa Pi, a national honorary art fraternity, was founded onlthe campus seven years ago. During this period, the group has been led by Miss Edna Tuttle, art in- structor. Important activities for Kappa Pi this year included initiation services in the autumn. At this occasion Mrs. Margaret Sandsen Greenough of Lindsborg spoke on Chinese and Japanese Art. On another occasion the members spent an afternoon going through Lindsborg art studios. THE KANSAS WESLEYAN SOCIOLOGY CLUB is organized for the purpose of acquaint- ing its members with the practical application of sociological knowledge to human problems. Several research and community projects are being carried out. Members not included in the photo below are Norma Boardman, Kent Douglass, Virgil Dohe, Herbert Grosdidier, Mildred Hazen, Herb Leffingwell, Clyde Richter, Harley Schroeder, 4' V Bill Sullivan, Pat Manely, Quent Manely, and Joe O'Shea. J -. STANDING, left to right: Dr. Haitung King, Lee Banks, Chet Ross, Gene Tromble, Victor Peterson, and Rollie Nothern. SEATED: Marian Mathews, Nick Agnos lsecretary-treasurerl, Bob Anderson Poland. fpresidentl, Mary Olson, Bill Laas tvice-presidentl, and Phyllis nf , . -'K 1, 3 . it I ' 1' s S5314 it .. Riel: 1 BACK ROW, left to right: Mildred Gibson, Elma Tromble, Jessie Cornwell, Fay Snyder, Lois Bertrand, and Maimu Vabasalu. CEN- TER ROW: Barbara Hummel, Ruth Feldmann, Lucille Haffa, Ber- nice Sorrell. Dean Swift. Melvina Naegele, Sanine Mastek, and .SZ Mya? .Na Miss Marjorie Ann Swift, dean of women, is the resident head of Schuyler Hall. Under her leadership, the girls enjoyed a year of happy fellowship and friendly guidance. Among the social events of the year was the open house and tea held for the faculty, parents, and friends. Members of the Schuyler Hall Auxiliary and their husbands were guests for a Sunday meal. Throughout the year, faculty members, the board of trustees, and friends enjoyed the hospitality of dorm hostesses. Evening vespers were again continued, serving to bring the girls closer together in a bond of fellowship. W.. Lynette Ward. FRONT ROW: Marian Daniels, Mildred Hazen, Shirley Nelson, Ruth Tice, Marilyn Stuber, Shirley Sheets, and Phyllis Poland. NOT PICTURED: Evalyn Moss. OFFICERS ' First Semester President .... ............ E lma Claire Tromble Vice-President .... .... J essie Lee Comwell Secretary ...... ...... R uth Feldmann Treasurer .... ......... ....... Ma r llyn Stuber President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Second Semester . . . t . . ...... Jessie Lee Comwell ....,......RuthTice . . . Lois Bertrand . . . Lynette Ward 63 M -, ig g .. ., 5 O X M ,g ,Q ' , f.. , . 'M lk L W1 'K-, , H sa -- , ,wa ,L gn 1 3 ' ,Q ii? I 1 1 ' 5 vina Naegele, and Eileen Appleby. BACK ROW: Jo Cassell, vice- president, Lucille Haffa, Evalyn Moss, Prof. Esther Hobson, spon- FRONT ROW, left to right: Bernice Sorrell, Sanine Mastek, Mel- sorg Mary Sprague, Marian Daniels, secretary-treasurer, and Mary Hake. NOT PICTURED: Betty Jo Kenison, president. Highlights of the WAA activities included a vol- dorm QMS' team defeated The HUVSGS- ley ball tournament, which was held in October under The WAA furnished ushers for the football and the leadership of Miss Esther Hobson, sponsor. The basketball games during athletic seasons. K +1- s ,Je-. of i , Y -.1 v D 'K V' 1' Nxiixk 1. X r it ' 5' x A 1 x f L S, L I 9 Yxxg Q if uf ' ' C 'I C x I 4 A, 5 Tc.,-L. , 4 ll' xxx I 'sf' ..'?. T' pri! w H. '- -:'.1m- Ill 5 mfgiz r f Hn X 7 H ' 4195 Xa ,Q W 'Lk I A P S .lil ll .num I nun . 951-uns is 221' ' x'. :xQ pg XV Cf. zU,kv0b L FUUTBHLL A lovely and versatile girl, Evalyn Moss, reigned as queen at the Homecoming activities this fall. Evalyn is a soph- omore from Beloit and a member of Delta Kappa Chi sorority. Queen Evalyn Moss was attended by Phyllis Poland of Junction City, Marilyn Peters of Salina, and Shirley Nelson of Tescott. Homecoming Parade The Queen and her Court Coronation Ceremony 4 9' -if Delta Phi's float Freshmoffa float 'i sl Hu Pi Sig's float -fi' Wesleyan Mrs.'s float Klppa'l float omecomil 11+ xdcfiuifiezi Among the colorful floats and campus decorations which added so much to the spirit of Homecoming this fall were those pictured on these pages. Of the floats, the Delta Phi's won first prizeg the Wesleyan Mrs. Club's sec- ondg the Pi Sig's, thirdg and the Kappa's, a close fourth. Prize campus decorations in- cluded the Kappa Sig's winning first placep the Beta Tau Omega's second place: andthe Delta Phi's, taking third. Kappa Sig's Heap Big Smoke Beta Tau Omega's Knock 'Em Under or Bust Beta's Cuckoo Clock Delta Phi's Home Cooking Cliolr's float - -gli' li L.. ea 'Y of My edlfhl Ckeefkaflefd Pictured from left to right are 1950-51 cheer leaders: Joleen Fossey, Peggy Bartlett, Bob Allison, Shirley Broce, and Mildred Gibson. These versatile cheer leaders have functioned effec- tively at athletic events this year. They have provided a jest- ful spur to audience and team enthusiasm at all home games and have, when possible, accompanied both basketball and football teams to out-of-town games ll ll 'lflarlbh and T racy Sadie Hawkins' Day, a tradition instituted in Dogpatch, Kentucky, years ago, was observed in earnest at KWU last November ll. That day every single girl had the opportunity to ensnare the man she admired by fair means or trickery. The men, many wearing carrot and radish corsages, and their pretty escorts spent the evening at Kings Gymnasium-the scene of both social and square dancing. Marian Daniels and Tracy Dilling, who are pictured above, won first prize for the most stylish costumes. A second attraction was the battle between freshmen and upperclass- men during several competitive games. After these, freshmen were allowed to doff their green beanies. oglaafck, Sahara, aa lqwdiclenfiaf .gnaugurafion Left to right: Bishop Oxnam, President Trickett, and Bishop Dawson. On October 18, l95O, Dr. A. Stanley Trickett was installed as the twelfth president of Kansas Wes- leyan University. Attending the inaugural ceremony in Sams Chapel were delegates from a hundred American col- leges and leaders of the Methodist Church. Bishop Dana Dawson presided over the inaugural ceremonies, while Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam, of New York, de- livered the address. In connection with the occasion was the an- 72 nouncement of the site for a new girls' dormitory on the northwest corner of the campus. At the time, Bishop Dawson, Bishop Oxnam, Mr. Murray A. Wil- son, and President Trickett turned the first spades of dirt in traditional ground-breaking ceremonies for the new building. As a part of the occasion, a luncheon was held in McAdams dining hall, while following the cere- monies a reception was held for the new president at the University Methodist Church. Left to right: Bill Laas, .les sie Cornwell, Mr, Murray A Wilson, Dr. A. Stanley Trick ett, and Dr. E. W. Freeman. Pres. Trickett greets Rev. Terry ln commemoration of those pioneers who founded Kansas Wesleyan University more than sixty years ago, an annual celebration is held by the university. This year, Dr. Ronald E. Terry of the Lowman Memorial Church in Topeka returned to his alma mater to deliver the convocation address. His subject was Knowing What to Know-How, Founders' Day, l95l, was the occasion for the laying of the corner- stone of Annie Merner Pfeiffer residence' hall for women. ln the ceremony, students, faculty, alumni, trustees, and friends shared. 0l l'l QPJ t0l1e el'el'Yl0l'l y C' , OUJ1 QP5 ali Februa ry l 4 V. pAifAdl'l0'l0l1iC C600 The Kansas Wesleyan Philharmonic Choir, under its director, Professor Leon A. Willgus, toured nu- merous towns and cities in Kansas this year. Thous- ands heard the splendid renditions of the choir. Of particular note was the Western Kansas Tour taken between semesters. Highlighting the year's regular and countless special rehearsals and performances was the Grand Canyon Tour. Traveling through six states where they sang the works of the master composers, the seventy- two members of the caravan lived many rich and never-to-be-forgotten experiences. The greatest mo- ment of the entire trip came as the choir witnessed the gorgeous sunrise service Easter morning at the Grand Canyon. To all behelding it, this was one of the great moments which makes one proud to be from Kansas Wesleyan and a member of the Philharmonic Choir. Membership in the choir include: Ramona Berndt, Anita Crawford, Ruth Feldmann, Lucille Haffa, Phyllis Hansen, Barbara Orendorff, Phyllis Poland, Marilyn Stuber, LoReta Toner, Wanda Alcorn, Jessie Cornwell, Mildred Gibson, Mildred Hazen, Pat Kurtz, Donna Sasnett, and Edna Summers singing soprano. Eileen Appleby, Lois Bertrand, Barbara Hummel, Alyce Lemar, Marilyn Peters, Fay Snyder, Dannette Strand, Peggy Bartlett, Shirley Broce, Shirley Davis, Joleen Fossey, Joan Hurley, Evalyn Moss, Barbara Oehlert, Audrey Sommers and Ruth Tice singing alto, PROF. WILLGUS Blaine Corman, Elbert Daniel, Tracy Dilling, Wal- ter Long, Jack Larson, Eugene Wilson, Bob Eades, Max Froelich, Delmer Garrison, Larry Hadley, Dick Hoisington, and Don Hough singing tenor. Jerry Bockow, Wilbur Hogg, Kenard Kelly, Le- land Long, Paul Klassen, Duane Reid, Max Stauffer, Charles Williams, Bob Opdycke, Don Hogg, Bob Hog- refe, Edward Larson, Dean McDonald, Curt Miller, Mark Pfenninger, Sonny Rundell, Charles Selden, and Jim Terrell singing bass. OFFICERS President ...........,......... .... T racy Dilling Vice-President. . . ..,.. Jack Larson Secretary ..... .... M ildred Gibson Treasurer ...... Business Manager. . . . . .Donna Sasnett . . . .Max Froelich ,Q .Sr RH ff P X Repeat and Repeat , Leland's Pick-Up Load '9 - -1 5 5 ' -R A 5 by 1 . ., - f i ,K I My 4 Big Joke! S' 'gift ,f 21 332 'E-xgiswgi' fjizifs Caught Again 1-:fl ,WB QM' XV 'cf' Business? As Usual. qbbbzz Reception Guns Who? I-2-3-4 , Relaxing 7 5 ali' if J.'lfl!.lfl Z?a,w! The Kansas Wesleyan band began the fall term with special rehearsals preparatory to the football season. Under the direction and drilling of their new director, Professor Roger Miller, the marching band met every morning prior to the first football game. Their hour of practice was an early 7:00 a.m. Be- sides marching at home games, the band as- sisted in the coronation ceremonies of the Queen and led the gala Homecoming parade. Throughout the sports season, a smaller group from the marching band constituted a pep band which played for the football games after marching season and at the Memorial Hall for basketball games. A Section of the Pep Band Included in the band personnel this year were Jim Hoisington, Richard Hoisington, Le- land Lively, Bob Pugh, LaDonna Shuttleworth, Bill Hansen, Donald Hogg, Mark Pfenninger, Orval Postlethwaite, Bernice Sorrell, Marilyn Stuber, Eugene Wilson, Alan Zimmerman, Milton Cooper, John Hauptli, Paul Klassen, Norman Sheffer, Marian Daniels, Rex Bone- brake, Jim McCormick, Alvin Van Doren, Norris Walters, Max Froelich, Don Hough, Dean McDonald, Jim Fruechting, Wilbur Hogg, John Huffaker, Bill Johnson, Jack Lar- son, Curtis Means, Jimmy Terrill, Curt Miller, and Tracy Dilling. yaaniftlz Los estudiantes with one semester of Spanish are -eligible as miembros of El Club del Espanol. The main social func- tion of the club is the annual Banqueta Espanola, when past and present miembros hold una gran fiesta. The officers pictured below gained power through the latest revolucion, ousting last year's leaders who were El Presidente Joe Dell Johnson, El Vice-Presidente Dolor Camarena, and El Secretario Cecil Camarena. CAPTAIN JOSE Spanish professor, Jose Guzman Baldivieso, known to his students as Captain Joe, will always be re- membered for his outstanding leadership in sponsor- The neww elected officers ing the opening of the Coyote Den and its redeco- are Lloyd Lockwood presi- fullon lllfee Years Idler- dent, Hazel Clemence, vice- president, Colleen Pearce, secretary, and Eileen Apple- by, treasurer. VICTORIOUS OFFICERS STANDING, left to right: Shirley Nelson, Hazel Clemence, Dixie Bartley, son, Verna Mae Johnson, Eugene Pickering, Don Rodgers, Captain Baldlvlew, Calvin Stansberry, Dick House, Clyde Olson, Duane Reid, Dolor Camarena, Bob Pugh, Dean Groves, Elbert Daniel, Shirley Brace, Colleen Pearce, end and Dick King. SEATED: Jim Tyler, Joe Johnson, Eileen Appleby, Betty Keni- Audrey Sommers. I 77 ,MASS eg all Pri. 1 fa.: T e 2 A i , T - , , aww , U, smilblfee' mu- 9se 1,. 539' 9 fee fi Wg, ARR , -233 ,.:: , :e f iii A-,pf n A if , A .1 Wes.. .-9, E ff if it fl if ' c' ,IV ,?. , .ig 'H , - 5 f 5 2 .Q J W' lk avr L51 BACK ROW, leff to flQl'1f1 DOWNS Sundefllfh Fern Geisev, Joan Gates, Lois Howe, Frankie Richter, Peggy Sondergard, Audrey Richardson, Emmy Lou Johnson, lla Grant, Neva Turner, Theo Hol- Keeling, and Eleanor Fabritus, Ieman, Leona Cahoon, and Joan Sams. FRONT ROW: Coral Lee The Wesleyan Mrs. are wives of students on the campus. OFFICERS Their purpose as an organization is to keep themselves in con- President A 1 . . D 1 I 1 ' ' r D 1 .Eleanor Fabritus tact with their husbands educationally. D This year, the group won distinction at Homecoming when V'Ce'PreS'dem' ' ' ' ' 'Fern Gees' their float won second prize. It was then that they first adopted Secretary .... ..... L ois Howe the motto which they have followed throughout the year The Treasurer 1 - U I I .Audrey Keeling Morale BuiIders. ln following this creed, the wives of married students hoped to inspire their husbands in a quest for knowl- edge. Several of the members were not present when the pic- ture above was takeri. These are: Isabel Zemki, Regina Ko- buszewski, Gayle Vidrickson, Lola Vidrickson, Jean Dennard, Evelyn Grace Divelbiss, Laura June Lockwood, Rose Ogburn, and Helen Hasse. 78 mf W JM Work was begun this fall on a new campus struc- will seat l75, a music room, reception hall, mail room, ture, Annie Merner Ptiefter dormitory for women. and loungeg all will be furnished in attractive modern- The hall was named in memory ot Mrs. Pfiefter whose style furniture. QSWGVOUS C0f1f ll3Ufl0 1 DlaYeCl 5 large Dan in making The dormitory is scheduled to be ready for oc- its Construction Posslble- cupancy by the fall ot l95l. Below is the architects' Situated on the northwest corner ot the campus, sketch of the completed building, while pictured above the beautiful seventy-two room, three story edifice the structure as it looked under construction about will have as feature attractions a dining hall which March 15. Annie M. Pfietter Dormitory for Women as pictured by the architects. 79 , ,,,, NORMA BOARD Independent MAN ANITA DEAN Beta Sigma Ch Marilyn Stuber, a junior from Belleville, Kansas, and a member of Delta Kappa Chi sorority, reigned as queen of the annual Lilac Fefe. ifid 'MLA egan 0 1951 VYY W MILDRED HAZEN Delta Kappa Chi MARILYN PETERS Delta Kappa Chi Left to right Barbara Orendorff, Phyllis Poland, Norma Boardman, Pat Layman, Donna Sasnett, Marilyn Stuber Betty Conrad Mildred Hazen Anita Dean, and Marilyn Peters. ogfac .Zfe .xdcfiuifiea Pictured above are Miss Wesleyan, attendants, and other candidates of l95l. Reigning over the Lilac Fete on April 27 was Queen Marilyn Stuber, a lovely and charming representative of the women of Kansas Wesleyan. She was attended by Mildred Hazen, Marilyn Peters, Anita Dean, and Norma Boardman. Following the placing of the traditional lilac chain around the Queen's throne, Miss Wesleyan was crowned by a friend of her college life, Profes- sor Leon Willgus. She wore a sparkling white crown and carried an unusual and attractive bouquet of red roses and white carnations, while her attend- ants wore single strands of flowers in their hair. The flowers and crown ex- pressed the compliments of the COYOTE to the royalty of the Fete. Entertainment of the Queen's court was highlighted by folk dancing, part of a program built around Wishing on a Star. Following this was the customary wishing well ceremony. After the Lilac Fete ceremony, a recep- tion and dance was held in gaily decorated King Gymnasium. The Jimmie James band provided music. Committees and individuals planning the fete included: Dr. Marjorie Swift, social committee chairman, Dick Doering, program chairman, Nick Agnos, narrator, Bob Anderson, business manager, Gamma Delta Gamma, dance decorations, Mrs. Howe, procession chairman, Miss Lillian Stegeman and Verna Johnson, refreshment committee, Dr. Ilse Lehiste and Charles Williams, Lilac chain committee, Miss Georgia Haswell, reception commit- tee, Mr. John Courter, lilac committee, and Mrs. Lilybelle Carlisle, invita- tions committee. I 1 pi .SQLLLJQ if Woolf ! Barbara, star- gazing? Square it, Freshman! Miilllll frdm Eshnia S5 . Memorial plaque Micky and Bm, Going joy-riding? Oh! Oh! .lust make a wish PHYLLIS POLAND KENNY NOVAK RICHARD DEAN RUTH TICE These students led the way at Kansas Wesleyan by being elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Phyllis Poland was president of the Delta Kappa Chi Sorority and Choir soloistg Kenny Novak is editor of the 1951 COYOTE and was a baseball lettermang Richard Dean was a football letterman and vice-president of the Senior Classg Ruth Tice was president of the Methodist Student Movement and secretary of the Student Councilg Vernon Steerman was president of the Junior Class and of the Future Teachers of America. He is now in the U. S. Air Force. Peggy Logan Sondergard was treasurer of the Delta Kappa Chi sorority and an accomplished musiciang John Hauptli is president of the Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity and has been busi- ness manager of the band. as VERNON STEERMAN PEGGY SONDERGARD JOHN HAPTLI -,QLLI f'?:,e.,2 ' M Sanrio MI' Q06 125 Wally Forsberg was installed as head coach and Director of Athletics at Kansas Wesleyan on June l, 1949. After graduating from Kansas State College, Forsberg took a coaching position at Sabetha High School and then to Leavenworth where he coached six years. From Leavenworth he went into the Navy, serving as a Deck Officer with the rank of Lieutenant. After he received his discharge, he then accepted the position of head coach at Ottawa University where he coached for three years collecting nine confer- ence championships. Now at Kansas Wesleyan in his second year, he has won one conference basketball championship. Gene Bissell was appointed as assistant professor of Physical Education and as an Assistant Coach in 1950. Mr. Bissell received his A.B. degree from Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio, and his M.S. in Health and Physical Educa- tion at the Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. He was co-cap- tain of the undefeated Ohio Conference Championship Football Team at Heidelberg in l948. ln both l947 and l948 he was selected to the All-Ohio team as tackle. Mr. Bissell has a long record of activity in the Boy Scouts and Y. M. C. A. as well as recreational and intramural sports in both the U. S. Navy and in college. H9455 Q S X r ,Q '56 i r 7 , M 7 Q ',IN- : A . ' sf ...,,3 7. -sf. iy . .t 2: ' 2 - . 'E' 11. , ' xi , The Kansas Wesleyan gridders gained a third spot in the Kansas Conference standings this season. The Coyotes played a ten game schedule and fin- ished with three wins, six losses, and one tie. Wesleyan opened the 1950 season with a de- feat from the Southwestern Moundbuilders by a score of 27 to 13. Traveling to Lindsborg, the Coyotes out- snarled, out-clawed, and out-fought the Bethany Swedes but had to settle with a 14 to 14 tie. The Coyote gridders dropped a close game to the St. Benedict's Ravens in a non-conference game by the score of 19 to 14. The Homecoming game with the Ottawa Braves proved a disappointment as the Wesli- men lost by the score of 16 to O. A victory was finally won in a close, but thrilling game with Mc- Pherson, when with four minutes to play in the game, Don Howe tossed a screen pass to Hank Doring, who sprinted the remaining 55 yards to pay dirt. The Emporia Presbies were sent home by a sound beating at the hands of the Coyotes to the tune of 40 to 13. The KWU Coyotes out-passed, out-rushed, and out- fumbled the Baker Wildcats in a game that saw the Orangemen win by a score of 46 to 20. Piling up their biggest yardage on the ground of the season, the Golden Clad Coyotes trampled the Bethel Grey- maroons 53 to 0. The next foe, the Hays Tigers, proved to be too much for the Weslimen, as the Tigers downed the Coyotes 26 to 13. Playing in freez- ing weather the Coyotes lost their last game of the season on Thanksgiving Day to their sister school, Nebraska Wesleyan, by a score of 14 to 7. B9 'Q' fm. Jirn Cahoon Kena rd Kelly 7? 'fi'-Z' ick Dean an X Z .. 5 'I Clancy King Bill Baughman co-capta i n Don Howe Gailen Keeling - H ' iii br W 5 ' Q 9 an - f '. 3553145 ' Delmar Garrison al'9 's- iv-ef ,jawn-P 4, fe, ' if i -lf rr if -' E zz . H ' A' 5 ... 7 Y r Q Leroy Pearson Kenneth Rogg Q' 1, fe ll 5 , f QQQVWU , Wk.-nf' f ' 'Q 'f' 4,13 K Xl, W K. ' Clyde Olson Don Johnson Ronnie Gillam Dick Muir l Gerald Schneider -as .V , if fi Les Wenger 5, fi. , ffm, , . K 1 Ls9,,w5 . 22 xv XM V' e ,ku gs brig ll Q1 wg? figs' R' all H 1-. we vff- , -. . 14 masz .. rr E 5 3 Y fe S arold Frazell i ' '1ff'Eif.Qi,. ',.x:1f',. V , :P , -' xx 5 4 e . - .W I -.. fi ,. ..,,,, K. ' ' Q .r 1 . faqs-Ay . 1 .I xy gre ' B K? Q? Q lf. i allen? . fp - f x?wf25f 49:51 Jack McCall Duane Wiss Bill Saip Bill Martin 'I - ai Q VA' S U' , .,., .,w. we if Charles Selden wi .U S . . Bob Rowe Mel Gilmore '-we .M fi ig, fflirfgkr R5 'ufg'j'5i ?.. - 4:17 - ' ,ifif yy, .. Phil Nerneth Bert Hitchcock lvan Pangrac , K N sl A .. I i f 'Vt A 5 4 ' Yi? 'fm - f ' Larry Hadley Max Studer co-captain Nbr ...gf ' s fb TQ Dick Hoisington 9I il s Q s 'S f7 f ,xx Q, .fi X Q ,ll XX 1 l 1 t 1 ff, Q ,K I, j fo .szleggllla Lettermen: Clarence King, Bill Baugh- man, Jim Cahoon, Dick Dean, Harold Frazell, Delmar Garrison, Ronnie Gillam, Mel Gilmore, Bob Conner, Don Howe, Larry Hadley, Dick Hoisington, Hank Doering, Gerald Schneider, Duane Wiss, Don Johnson, Bill Martin, Kenard Kelly, Bert Hitchcock, Gailen Keeling, Phil Ne- meth, Leroy Pearson, Kenneth Rogg, lvan Pangrac, Charles Selden, Max Studer, Les Wenger and Joe Walsh-All confer- ence, Bill Baughman -- Second team, Hank Doering-Honorable Mention, Gai- len Keeling, Joe Walsh, Ronnie Gillam, Harold Frazell, Duane Wiss-Co-cap- tains, Bill Baughman and Max Studer- Seniors: Studer, Baughman, Dean, Gil- more, Howe, Wiss, Pangrac. 92 FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS School Won Lost Tie Ottawa 6 O 0 Baker 5 l O KANSAS WESLEYAN 3 2 l Bethany 2 3 l McPherson 2 4 O College of Emporia 2 4 O Bethel O 6 0 I. Pct. OOO 833 583 415 400 .400 OOO A 5 iff ,,,c . J' Fl ffl A - l CONFERENCE STANDINGS CONFERENCE GAMES Team Won Lost Ottawa I0 2 ' Kansas Wesleyan 9 3 Bethany 8 4 Baker 5 7 McPherson 5 7 Bethel 4 8 College of Emporia I ll Pct. 833 .750 667 4l6 416 333 O93 K.W.U K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U. K.W.U Jan. Jan. .lan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 2 9 I3 I6 l7 22 2 'IO I4 16 23 27 C. of E. McPherson Ottawa Bethel Bethany McPherson Baker Bethel Ottawa C. of E. Bethany Baker 5' D O? 'qfvd goxwfo Oxcabfafirson 6xXXf,O'C'aQxax Dick King ' 9 Aeexm Da fe H GAXXQO Orfon ohh YDS? EQwN.1b d K Ge ling 0 Wxavb Engel fb hh Sf 90 5 hen X This season saw the Wesleyan Coyotes finish second in the Kansas Conference race with a 9-3 mark, and a seasonal record of I5-8. Opening the season the Coyotes dropped a thriller to the CIC champ, the Washburn Ichabods, however, the Coyotes won four games in the CIC Conference by down- ing Hays and Southwestern twice each. During Christmas vacation the Wesli Cagers took third place in the Midwest Collegiate Basketball Tournament at Terre Haute, Indiana. Traveling to Denver, the Coyotes were soundly beaten twice by Regis College. In conference play, the Weslimen won two games from first place Ottawa, but lost two to third place Bethany and one to McPherson. Following the setbacks, the Coyotes won easily from their other conference con- tenders. Keith Mueller xr Q fn., A t ' y , ,M I f I' tw x J K 'I' Al xt. ' -ggi' D -'I -' Les Wenger G, .gzlegglifa Lettermen, Don Anderson, Dick King, Bill Sullivan, Dale Horton, Gailen Keeling, Deane Engel, Leland Johnson, Keith Mueller, Dean Groves, and John Stephen-Co-captains, Don Anderson and Bill Sullivan-All conference, Don Anderson- All conference honorable mention, Bill Sullivan, Dick King, Deane Engel, Dale Horton, and Gailen Keeling-Anderson of Wesleyan won the individual scoring title this season with 376 points-Seniors, Don Anderson, Dick King, and Bill Sul- Iivan, 96 Kansas Wesleyan's track squad has nine returning letterrnen from last season and shows promise of be- ing one of the greatest tearnsin the past few years at Wesleyan. The returning lettermen are: Leland John- son, Don Howe, Don Anderson, Dick House, Bob Alli- son, Deane Engel, Don Noyce, Phil Nemeth, and Max Studer, Among the new prospects are John Stephen, Dean Groves, Charles Selden, Dick Staufter, Clancy King, Larry Hadley, Keith Mueller, Marty Pankratz, Frank Hill, Don Brichacek, Jim Mueller, Paul Schmidt, and Max Harz. ffww .9 vw: I l 4 'Q 'fm' .Qiih 1 jrac A lll Q, ti A A 8 . Kansas Wesleyan began practice in golf under a new coach, Mr. Jack VanDerhoof. He played on the Drew University team when he attended school there. Returning letterman is Bert Chambers. Pictured above are players Bert Chambers, Don Yowell, Jerry Freisen, Don Chandler, Jim Weber, and Coach Jack VanDerhoof. 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Santa Fe Phone 7-3461 On the East Side of the Street 137 Nam-, 8th 314 D131 4242 BROMAN OIL COMPANY 5th and Ash Dial 2331 ' , Phone 3736 204 S. Fifth 4 UNIVERSITY CLEANERS 1418 South Santa Fe Free Pickup and Delivery Phone 2921 Salina 4 1 THE EBERHARDT 1:1 LUMBER COMPANY '4 A Complete Building Service' 4 1 125 S. Fifth Dial 3775 ,I 4 '11 4,4, TRAiN's JEWELRY 11 KERlv1lT L. TRAIN, WATCHMAKER Next to Jayhawk Theater 141 '11 Dial 7-3432 41:1 141 11 ANN'S BEAUTY sALoN 31 Specializing in short coriture hair cuts, all 4 types of permanents, waves, and steam 4 baths for reducing. Dial 9846 147 S. Santa Fe 4 COMPLIMENTS 1 1 RYAN MORTUARY , .Z 4 1 1 11:1 141 141 1 1 1 1 41:1 1 1 4,4, 4141 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 4,4 4,4 4,4 4 4 1111 11 1 1 LEIDIGH 8: HAVENS SALINA, KANSAS 4: 4:41 1 4:4: 4 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 4 1 4141 4,4 4 4 gi, Over 70 Years Service N C I1 11:1 1 14, This is the one im Kelly fofgorii ,Q 1 .,,g:g::c::::::1: zgzyzgzgfoiitzzz12:-:-:-:-:-:-:Az-:-:Ave-'-'11-QA' ' vi'-'And-:-:4,oyA:-Jv-vcA:A.-.-. .-:-.-, A.-.-.-.-oar.-SX ---- .... ,,.-.v. .fy - - - ..v. .A.A A Avv- -vv----- Welcome Students B Cv W BARBER E7 BEAUTY SHOP 125 S. Santa Fe-Dial 6781 A'A'A '?'1 ' ' ' '11 1:11 FINEST IN DRY CLEANING WARDROBE CLEANERS Phone 7-0131 245 N. Santa Fe 1 1111 11 11 44 11 11 1111 11 4 11 THE SALINA MERCANTILE CO. I0-1-6 North Santa Fe Phone 3771 SUTORIUS BREAD COMPANY BAKERS OF SUNBEAM BREAD 1 1 1111 1,11 4111 4141 1 1 11 41 1 1 1:1: 1 1 EPP'S BOOTERY Fine Shoes and Hosiery 106 S. Santa Fe Salina, Kansas J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Clothing for THE ENTIRE FAMILY 11 1 1 1 1 44 11 44 11 44 11 44 11 1 1 41 1 1 1 44 11 44 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 44 A1 11 GEORGE SEITZ SHOE CO. DUCKWALUS QUALITY. SERVICE, PRICE 1 1:1: 4,4, 1,11 4 1141 1 1, 1 1111 11 1111 1 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1111 44, 1111 1,2 1 1 1 +12 1111 1111 1111 1111 1,1, 1,1, 4,4 1111 1 1, 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 CC 44 11 44 1 14 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 44 4141 411 11 U 11 1 11 H 1 S1 11 '11 1 1 'I 1 108 santa Fe Phone Fountain and Luncheonette 145 S. Santa FP Salina, Kansas E 9 3' COZY INN .-Hamburgers c 'n NUHOIY 60. Ima 711. Phone 3280 H Go First tn , , SIIELTON s S Town and Country Clothes Salinas Modem Store Junior Misses - Womens Sizes DRINK I WYATT MANUFACTURING C0. Jayhawk Hay Tools IN BOTTLES 500 N. Sth Phone 5441 'I H11.1.'S VARIETY 209 S. Santa Fe Salina, Kansas KNIGHT-McCRAW MUSIC CO. 135 S. Santa Fe Phone 4781 Salina, Kansas 11 11 1 1 11 1 11 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 41 1 1:1 111: 4,4 4 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 4 1111 141 3 1 - A - - - - - - - - - - A - - - - - - .v.v.v.v.V.v.v.,.v.v.w.,.,. v-,-,.,A,e,-,-,-, -,-,-,-,-AQ,:.:.:.3 .:,2.:. .v1.v,5:.-.v.v, v.:.:.:.3.3.:,:,:,'b:,cA:.v.v.v.,-,-.fy-.-vx,-.-.A.+ ,-.-,-C-.-.-v-v-v A.-.-.-.N - , - - - v v - 1 1 4,5 111 1 151, 1,1 4 4 1 1 1111 1 1 1 4,4 4 24 Hour Service I MEMORIAL ART CO. Phone 2981 , . 1608-10 S. 9th M t. d M k f WOODS FASHION CLEANERS 3112358135 2110 32332370 105 North 7th Dial 5109 5311113 Namnauy Known Hulfhillsoll S Abxlene Norton Gustfs N CROWN LAUNDRY ' uf 8 L 6 R 5 218 N. Santa Fe 123 North Santa Fe Franklin Ive Cream and King Oscar Coffee GIBSON'S PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO. FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES SOUP Glass - Paint - Wallpaper GIFTS 4 MAGAZINES - CANDY DRUGS ' TOBACCO 4 204 East Iron Dial 4609 1503 S, Ninth Dial 3242 SALINA, KANSAS - COLLEGE INN H mbur ers F SANDIINICHES SOUP 1 f L' , or Motto- Quantity and Quality JEWELRY STORE W3 W1 K1 V In Dial 9261 Phone 3041 149 N51-111 santa Fe University-Town C1othes and Sports VVear Quality Cleaning Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Bates, Owners ' 117 S. 7th Phone 2312 155 North Santa Fe HINKLE Cr SONS THE PINES SUNDRY Radios E7 Appliances 'Best Service for the Best People. Our Customers I49 S. Santa Fe Phone 7-3132 1722 s, 9th v WESTERN PRINTING co. BERNAFD S Parlslan Ruled Forms 3 SP'9Ci3ItY The Store of Favorite Fashions We apply ink on the correct paper for the proper purpose. Ready IO WMV - ACCSSSCYWS Miihnery Y Shoes 245 Nflffh 7111 Phone 6011 105 N. santa FQ Dial 6761 1 CHEATUM 5 PFALzcRAF's DRUG STORE FURNITURE Prescription Service 1402 S. Santa Fe Phone 6558 Dial 2700 same, Kansas .-,ev-v-,-v-.A,NA.-.-v-.-v-v-,NAf,-.-v-.N-.-J,-.-.VAIv-.-,-.-.-.-,-,-v-.wsf.-ve.-.-J -v-v-vvvvvv-.-.-. - - - AA,4,-C- - - - I gig:1:135115121232:14:25:2:1:1:2:2:2:2:2:2:'2:2:iz-t2:2:2'!2:2:2:-v-AA----vw -v-.-.-v--.-vvvo-v-vNsAAfvw-.-.--vvv-N-v-.-v-.VV.-.-.-vvv 4:12 WENCER FARM SUPPLY INC. MARSHALL AUTO STORE l 61648 North 911' st' 128 N. Santa Fe Salina, Kansas .III Phone 7-2512 Salina, Kansas :Ei Sid Youngquist, Manager BIll Keelmg-l-lead Custodian 55 +I DIXIE CANDY SHACK Chocolates-Carmel Apples-Cones Cold Drinks-Party G Wedding Candies I ln 44 II I4 In H ll I4 In 44, 44 I 4 VOGUE TH EATER gl Two Doors North of Tripletts The H0052 of BIG HITS gl 107A S. Santa Fe Dial 2495 3E PAUL STRAND SPORTING Cooos jljl ROD Cr GUN SPORTING GOODS 'll Everything for the Oufdoorsrnen I 135 S. Santa Fe Dial 7-2128 Ig 220 S. Santa Fe Salina, Kansas l 55 RECHT'S fl PRESCRIPTION onus STORE ft Corner Ash Cr Santa Fe WIDNER'S SUNDRIES 1600 E. Iron Fountain Cr Lunch Service Open Till 11 :OO Phone 5409 0 , McKELVEY S Furniture--Appliances QUILLEN'S APPLIANCE 217-19 s. sam Fe 128 scum sfh sanna, xmas San Ph' 5139 JILD' THE CAMERA SHOP 207 S. Santa Fe Dial 7-1732 H035 IMPRINT RED SEAL SHOP Home of the PIG SANDWICHES Good Chill Dial 9222 'III S. 7th st. 228 S. sanfi Fe Dial SALINA OFFICE SUPPLY I-IOYT-WEST Authorized Agent Remington Rand Products Sales and Service 153 N. Santa Fe Coats - Dresses - Suits 120 W, Irqyn phone 4771 Millinery Sz Accessories -sf.-.Af.-.-v-s,vs.-v-v-.A.-vs,-.-.5.AA,vvx,-.-.-.-.- .-v-.-.-v-.-.-. , ,--.-vs,-,A.-,-.vo-v-.-.NAA-v-.AAAAJv-.-.-Y-.A,-,-vN,Cfs,-.-C -v-.VVAAA-.-,VY-. 3232131323:32:23:52:232:23:::32:212:2:7c2:2:2:2:25:32:3512:25:211:b1Q22:bAQNN6c 2:2:2:2:2:kf:2Q?5t2:22432:i:2:i:bW?AY'Z LEIGHTON THE A sl G CAFE Open D 81 Night Students, Elle about the 405 East Iron ARGUS ROOM for Dinners and Formals Phfmfi 295' y 151 N. santa Fe Dial 7-2271 LEFFINGWELL'S, INC. A CHIEF PONTIAC COMPANY The Home of Beautiful Automobiles Audio-Visual Service 232 S. Santa Fe Salina. Kansas UNIVERSITY CAFE COYOTE DEN We Appreciate Your Business Harry Joseph Carl Ramsey Harry Joseph JOHNSON-SAMPSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC. Builders of Modern Concrete Grain MIDWEST TYPEWRITER S U P P LY Elevators Annex Storages and Feed Mills I I I E' 'mn Ph' 5321 V. H. Johnson D. L. Sampson S. H. Sampson Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec.-Treas. QUINLEY'S CLEANERS 218 South Fifth I This is the one that Touslee forgot!! Mehornay Furniture Company Best Wishes For Your Success 200-202 South Santa. Fe Phone 7-1631 IN APPRECIATION Borsa NASH morons. INC. Our sincere thanks to you merchants who SALES and SERVICE , A have shown your interest In the students of Kansas Wesleyan University through Phone 3757 117 N. 7th your support of the '51 Coyote Staff - - -., .,vs,NA.A.-vfsf.-.-.-.-vxfv-J,NA,-.-e-.-.-.-.vvx-.-v-,NAA-.Av-.vv VC-.-v-.-ve.-.Av-vNA, s f-.-.iv-v-.-V Y C .av-.-. -V-ey-.2.:.-.-,-v-vv-.2.-.-.-.-,-,-v., v.v.v. - A,vN,.v.v-N,eA,vx..v.v,N,x,.,vx,-.-.-,fvx,vNA,-.-,-.fvs,ve-.-,-vevv-N,-r,NA,s.A.-.-.-,fvv-N,-.-.-VC .-.-.-,-YV, .-vvvs, .-. - .-,-vvv-e,, v-v-.-.-rev. :QA.-.-CA.-.xA,A.-.-.-.-,A.A,-.-.-J.-. .-.A.-.-.A i'2' 1 vvvvw ' -v-.-vvvx,-v-.-.-.-.Afv-.-.-s,vw- - - - Professfbnal Dkecfory DENTISTS Dial Bessey, L. R., United Bldg ............,............A...,... ,,,...,, 9 012 Cooper, R. R., United Bldg ............,. .,.,,,., 3 561 Eyler, G. K., United Bldg ......................... ...,,,.,... 3 251 Fahringer, Stephen M., United Bldg .......... ......... Lonergan, J. A., United Bldg .,...,.i.......... . Lyda, A. Louis, 135W S. Santa F 8 ,.,..,. .. OPTOMETRISTS .7-1361 6731 6481 Hensley, M. A., 137 S. 8th .............................,..... ....... 5 009 Hensley, Richard D., 137 S. 8th ................ ....... 5 009 Heck, L. C., 103 S. Santa Fe ..,..............,.............. ....... 4 132 Patterson, Donald D., 108W S. Santa Fe ........ ....... 3 101 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 81 SURGEONS-D. O. Childs, Wm., 147W S. Santa Fe ................................................................ 4921 Foster, L. B., 127W N. Santa Fe ..............,.,.......... ........ 4 881 Shaffer, Frank W., Nat. Bank of Amer. Bldg ..,..... ........ 3 612 PHYSICIANS 81 SURGEONS-M. D. Brungardt, B. A.-A. M. 137 N. 9th ....,.,,........................,.....,., ,..,,.,. 6 141 Druet, K. L., Farmers Union Bldg ................. ........... 4 512 Fitzpatrick, C. M., United Bldg .................,........ ..,.,.,,,, 7 -2221 Harvey, Ernest E., National Bank of Amer ........ ....... 5 419 Hatton, L. W., United Bldg ....... Miller, Wm. R., 416 S. Santa Fe ........... Mitchell, john C., United Bldg ....... 5865 ..........7-3061 Neptune, H. E., United Bldg ................... ....,..... 7 -2212 Schaefer Leo J., United Bldg ........,.,.............. ....... 9 508 Vermillion, E. L., Farmers Unio n Bldg .....,,.. ......, 2 341 - - - - ...... .,.,..-.-. .-.-.-v-. - - - ........., A .-.-v .-.-.-.-.-,v.-.v.-.-.-.- AAN, - - .N - - - - - , '3q,c,,,,gq.v.,.,.,.v.v.vvvrv.V.v.v.v.v.A,,.,.v.v.,.v.v,v.'.v1v f ff I ,f n X ' ,f Jdutogmlo 5 X ff f , i - 3 f'.i: Qwewfjwi MYERSiy-QYEARBOOKS MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS o.:'.:.' o '.n.:: THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY ... O . . ,