Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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This year, the COYOTE staff has chosen Dean Courter to whom to give its heartfelt thanks. A native of Downs, Kansas, and a graduate of Wesleyan, Dean Courter 5 2 , M 'ae Y .1 5 die t I' W ,bmuwi .. fl.. '-H-ww-,.f....., 4, . : ,V SQ -'f K -f 51- Nw ai -wwf: S wg, fs: ey ,M 5 B we . ,..,. A YJ'-THQ' i-3-225:75 3.3 -2.ffs3,r?gg .,... m , EI wa, ii if ..,- A T QEW ,. f, n :gf was v K ,K Q ff Qf zsmrfv J 2 5 gi Q 3 ,s 5 K E 5 i 1 I 4 1 Q FT DEDICATION 2-3 ADMINISTRATION 5- 12 FACULTY 13-20 ACADEMIC 22-24 ORGANIZATIONS 25-50 ATHLETICS 51-66 ACTIVITIES 67-82 FINE ARTS 83-90 CLASSES FRESHMAN - 92-101 SOPHOMORE H 102-10' JUNIOR - 108-112 SENIOR - 113 ADMINISTRATICN PRESIDE T OF THE U IVERSITY isis f' 5 .1 v K- , 1' if A in M , .JM V EXT?- 1 A fifm T 111 iv K R in iii.. MRS. HARRY HUBER 6 1 , ff? . 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Sparks Q DFANAS OFFICE SECRETARIES Bernicce Hamilton, Barbara Lyon, and Judy Pinti BUSINESS OFFICE SECRETARIES Mrs. Mary Lou Barnes Mrs. Alcen Stulz R nfs 'f G33 W- ,I '-,L X ,Wk EDITH HOUSERIVIAN, Std. Centerg MARJORIE Nurse BROWN. bookstoreg MARGARET WALLERT, Mgr! MRS. VIRGINIA KING bookstore and Std. Center. Mailroom and Switchboard PHYLLIS DAVIS Printing Department Faculty Secretary JEANNE VAN GUNDY, EVA WHITE, and DAVID PATTERSON. JEAN PARKS L GW.. W Q35 l lm FRONT ROW: Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Minear, Mrs. Rentel, and Mrs. Fisher. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Ada, and Mrs. Hills. BACK ROW: Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Euelielberger, und Mrs. Steinliruvk. X f .. sw I-milf! , , CAFETERDXSTAFF NUHNTENANCE FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mary Tlionius, Carl Bishop, A. D. Kline, and Mrs. Wilma Pelhem. BACK ROW: Mrs. LeNors Johnson, Lester Zerlue, Claude Hendrickson, Omer Linenberger, und Mrs. Nellie Boyd. STAFF DlI'Cf'lfJI' ol Foofl Seri ice IRENE MINEAR Director of Maintenance CLIFFORD MCKINLEY A if f's's 1 l2 ., . FACULTY BERTHA E. SUPPLEE Associate Professor of Language and Literature LILYBELLE LEWIN CARLISLE Associate Professor of Speech and Dramatics H0 . H0 . HO! HPut up your hand, now DR. BENJAMIN W. FUSON Professor of Language and Literature JOSEPHINE HANSING Instructor of English DR. CHARLES B. CREAGER Professor of Physics DR. BERNARD L. OWEN Associate Professor of Zoology N. PAUL STUCKY Associate Professor of Physics DR. ORVILLE VOTH Associate Professor of Biology and Chemistry 45' Www CLAUDE BRANN Chemistry Instructor HB'I1llI'I'l111lTlv ALBERT L NELSON Associate Professor of Education PHILIP D. ROWLEY Assistant Professor of Elementary Education EUGENE R. ALESCH Assistant Professor of Art -gf , fi LV f .tsQ,3,t, N, zg, . T ' fix . Q5 '- , 'm PPQL ..,f' ' 'f f 5 nj gfP' ', l ij -'- t 5 ., 4 .v VH' wyxg , I kHf gy, , . -'five ,' i QQMQM' w5W ' ZBEHEVW i, nV:a,::y,' 5, 3 I Q- 3- f:,73-Lf-gi 1 o ' -f ,, fi, ,Q I .fkr,s'kvf'w' V I sg,, 45 lt ,L,t A THEODORE ZERCER Mathematics Instructor WILMA V. PRESTON Assistant Professor of Home Economics KENNETH S. CARMAN Associate Professor Mathematics JOHN R. SAMPLE Assistant Professor of Music OSCAR D. YANCEY Assistant Professor of Music HARRY H. HUBER Associate Professor of Music, University Organist Wake up! It's temperature Time! 1 MARGARET WALLERT Instructor of Music GEORGE C. BROWN Associate Professor of Music DR. RALPH SMITH Associate Professor of Social Studies He's got a point . . . DR. HUBERT C. JOHNSON Assistant Professor of History and Political Science DR. JACK W. VANDERHOOF Professor of History and Political Science lt's about that soapbox . . . DR. CULVER WARNER Assistant Professor of Sociology DR. FELIX WASSERNIA N Professor of Languages GEORGE W. HFFKE Assistant Profeesor of Languages Z I AA I DR. WILLIS BROWNING University Chaplain W. E. CASSELL Professor of Bible and Religion Drop, Drip, Drip. Drop So what are you going to do about it? STEVEN N. BLAIR Instructor of Physical Education DAFFIN BACKSTROM Director of Athleticsg Assistant Professor .IANET ELLIS .IOSEPH NIEB Instructor of Assistant Professor Physical Education of Business Ad. and Economics So, what are you Something must be staring at? funny! GERALD HUDDER Instructor of Physical Education ki ,wwf ACADEMIC WHO,S WHO in American Colleges and Universities, is an organization which chooses a percentage of the total college enroll- ment -among the graduating class for its outstanding awarcl. Being chosen a member of Who's Who requires not only a vote of con- fidence by faculty and fellow students, butl also a combination of excellence and sincerity toward scholarship, leadership in extra- curricular activities, citizenship, service to the college, and promise of future usefulness to society. ROSEMARY BEACH COWAN Rosemary Cowan. known for her soprano voice and per- sonality, majored in Music Education and minored in Applied Music Education. A native of Wakeeney, HRosie', was a member of the pep club, MSM, band, Philharmonic Choir, and served on the activities committee. CARL EVANS Carl Evans, from Quinter, majored in Religion and Philosophy and minored in German. Many of his activities were cen- tered around the religious life of the campus. He served as president of the state Methodist Student Movement organi- zation and was Wesleyan7s MSM presi- dent. Carl was also on the Student Council and a member of the Oxford Club. FoRREsT FLIPPO A A History major and Political Science minor, Forrest is one of the Academic Fellows. His academic prowess is shown as a member of the Purple and Cold Honor Society and chairman of the Honor Commission. Forrest came from neighbor- ing Abilene. PAUL GREEN Music Education and Mathematics are Paulis major and minor fields. He was a member of the Beta Tau Omega fraternity and served in the president's position of the lnterfraternity Council, SNEA, and the Philharmonic Choir. Paul was ,also a member of the tennis team and the varsity club. BRIAN HOGAN ER IC HABERER During his four years at WCSlCj'ZlIl, Eric served as Presi- dent of his sophomore and junior classes. His major was Business Administration and his Physical Education minor served him well as a member of the basketball and football teams. Belonging to the Student Council and the Phil- harmonic Choir, Eric comes from Russell. One of the many versatile Weslej'an students is Brian Hogan, a Physics major and Mathematics minor. Brianis many ac- tivities included his membership in the Pi Sigma Upsilon fraternity, MSM, SNEA, and the Physics Club. The Student Coun- cil, Honor Commission, and the Philhar- monic Choir were among his extracurricu- lar interests. Brianis home town is Beloit. Sigma Upsilon fraternity. PENNY LEONARD Penny Came to Yvesleyan from Minne- apolis. She spent the first semester of her senior year in Washington, D.C. on the Washington Semester Plan. As a Social Science major, she was active in numer- ous KWU activities, including MSM, Ox- ford Club, the debate team, the Pan-Hel- lenic Council, Gamma Delta Gamma soror- ity and the Honor Commission. JON MENHUSEN Jon came to KWU from Mankato as a Biology major and Business Administration minor. The Inter-Fraternity Council, Student Council, Band, Philharmonic Choir, and Wilson Dormitory Council kept ,lon busy during his four years at Wesleyan. He also served as President of the Pi ROSALIE DILLINGER MENHUSEN Rosalie Menhusen majored in Chemistry and minored in Mathematics. As the ADVANCE editor, the President of Gamma Delta Gamma sorority, a member of MSM, WAA, and the Purple and Cold Honor Society, Mrs. Menhusen has given long hours of service to Wesleyan. She was also a Lilac Fete Attendant. LARRY PARSONS One of the fine organists at KWU, Lar- ry Parsons majored in Music and minored in Philosophy. His music ability was in- valuable to him in the Philharmonic Choir, Band. and a tenor in the KWU men's quartet, 'The Heraldsfl Larry played on the basketball team, was Freshman class President, and a member of MSM. His home town is Claflin. NANCY PICKERING Nancy Pickering, from Walceeney, majored in Elemen- tary Education and minored in Elementary Music Educa- tion. She was President of the Pan-Hellenic Council and Delta Kappa Chi sorority. Nancy served on the Dormitory Council and for two years was a Resident Advisor in Pfeiffer Hall. Among her other activities were SNEA, Band, and the Philharmonic Choir. MARGARET MORRIS Margaret Morris was also on the Wash- ington Semester Plan the first semester of her senior year. As President of the Gam- ma Delta Gamma sorority, a member of the Student Council, COYOTE staff, Pan- Hellenic Council, SNEA, WAA, and an Academic Fellow, she well deserved the honor of being voted the Most Outstand- ing Woman on Campus for the year 1961- 1962. Margaret majored in Social Science and minored in French. ORGANIZATIONS STUDE T CGUNCIL ,ff SEATED: Kent Cox, Shf-ilu Lisman. Marla Morgan, and Miss Myrna Curm-y, Advisor. STANDING: Keith DuBois, Mike Tasha, Brian Hogan, Ed Corsky, Jon Jorlw. Uolr Ruynr-fford, and JOIIH COUIIBI, AdYiS01' OFFICERS President 77 77 77,,,7 7 77 777 7 77 7 MIKE TACHA Vice-President 7 ,ION JONES Secretary 77 7 SHIELA LISMAX Treasurer 7777 77 BRIAN HOGAN HONOR COMMISSION Larry Parsons, Forrest Flippo, Dr. Voth, Rick Thornton MEM B ERS FORREST FLIPPO ,,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,, , Chairman LARRY PARSONS ,,,,,, Y ,,7,,,,,, Senior Representative RICK THORNTON , ,I ,,,,7,,77 Junior Representative DEXTER CRAIK , Sophomore Representative SECOND FLOOR-FIRST ROW: Cheryl Houston, Donna McKinley, Karla Schuster, I.ynne Phillips, Patsy Rawson, Ann Dolloff, Nancy Reddcn. SECOND ROW: Nancy Riley, Paula Woods, Deanna Johnston, Martha Longwell, Sandy Parsons, Andrea Woods, Becky Larn- hert, Eileen Wright, Barbara Vader, and Sharon Lambert. THIRD ROW: Ann Partner, Janice Megli, Penny Leanard, Nancy Pickering- Resident Advisor, Janet Widrig, Mary Longwell, Marty Robison, Sylxia Twaddell. Diane Percival, Marla Morgan, Beverly Kite. and Judv Morton. PFEIFFER HALL FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President 1 JANE DOUTHIT President , , DEANNA QUENZER Vice-President EKIPERATRIZ ARELLAXO Vice-President ,, - 7-7,, JANET WIDRIG Secretary H ,,,,,, , DEANNA QIQENZER Secretary Y , , MARVA BRADLEY Treasurer DEANNA JOHNSTON Treasurer ANDREA WOODS 28 OFFICERS l KEEPS MISS CARNEY BUSY . . 'i- li b 'NIH 5' ': -7 ' - H:li i '- 1 , -.,L'r,-ii ii W Annie Merner Pfeiffer Hall. constructecl in I95I, has been the home of women students for almost thirteen years. It is also the home of the food, consequently, it is l a fairly popular place. Miss Myrna Carney is the Head Resident in Pfeiffer. It is her clutv to see that the dorm has only one minor fire per year anrl not too many illnesses. Sickness anfl injury have been frequent happenings so the girls have been trying to find Miss Carney a private route to the hospital because of the many trips she's had to make. ' 'v I ' I A .V M-I -, . I THIRD FLOORfI7IRS'I' ROW': Bonnie Will, Jane Doulhil, Martha Rowley, Sue Ann Scanlon, Elaine Parker, Sharon Hart, and Dee Viley. SECOND ROW: Janice Erickson, Reta Jensen, Patty I.ec, Marva Bradley, Pam Kellams, Kris Morgan, Carol Albright, Mary Pea- ock, and Jeanine Rishel. THIRD ROW: Linda Simon, Janice Miller, Virginia Courtney, Jeanne Kelley, Joyce Markle, Florene Schneider, lerry Buchanan, Pat Ciesc, Doris Vandergiesen-Resident Advisor, Jan Menhusen, Janet Evins, Doris Knapp, Sharon Montgomery, and vIiss Myrna Carney-Head Resident. SECOND FLOOR-STANDING: Betty Walter, Margaret Zook, Phyllis Miles, Altha Sanffer, Ellene Franzen and Janice Cleverdon MID DLE ROW: Qharlotte Lindennian, Judy Batt, Molly Atkinson, Resident Advisorg and Slliirley Eisele. FIRST ROW: Jackie Van'Riper Caroline Ballinger, Karen Kissick, Florence Corder, and Donna Gedney. SCHUYLER HALL . OFFICERS l FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President tt,.,to,,.......,,,,...,.,o,,,,..... DONNA GEDNEY President , .. t,,t W t,tt,,,,,..,t....o,,,,,tt DONNA GEDNEY Vice-President ooo,ooo toooot O cARoLYN KREHBIEL vmepfesidem or ttttttt BILLIE JEAN COWDEN l Secretary ,,,oo ,,,,,.,tto,,,. JANET ESTER Secretary .,,t t,tt,,, S HIRLEY WARNER Treasurer ,,,.. , MARY GRANT Treasurer ,,Vt 7 . JANET ESTER l 30 GIRLS' RELIC l . ' l ' , it , JI' u , , Ill. JH' 5 1 f , 1, ,fill iq 1 , 1 1 Schuyler Hall. f'onstrut:tecl in 1908, is truly an antique l but it is dearly loyetl hy all its residents. Schuyler is the home of the nursing students who do inueh of their work at Asbury Hospital and also the girls who are full-time Wvesleyair students. Mrs. Joseph Nil-lm. Sehuyleris Head Resident. is respon- sible for the girls and tries to see that the ceiling cloesnit fall in too frequently. Iloweyer. she has to plug her ears against the squeaking of the floors. Schuyler is home -- hut next year it goes hack to the boys. f - . i .. .ii .- ' c-fs ,A - , ,, , -QQ, im THIRD FLOOR-STANDING: Penny Hassler, Mary Grant, Edith Stockdale, Judy Countryman, Karen Dunn, Vera Bott, Connie Doner, Shelia Blackford, Billie Jean Cowden, Janet Franshani, and Mrs. Joseph Nieb, Head Resident. MIDDLE ROW: Evelyn Hurst, Jeanne Peters, Resident Advisor, Carol Snowball, Janet Crusinga Janet Ester, Carolyn Krehhiel, Lorraine Jones, and Mary Singular. FIRST ROW: Helen Yost, Joyce Colloln, Sue Parisi, Margie Andrews, Judy Herrick, Chris Archer, and Laney Warner. s:.1,.s-ai f '3 ,501 5 2- , h ff f Q N fi! Q 1 , I , O f J gi fm gm I Ny , Q- S x 1 1 C , .3 fm X B E Q gf W 1 if x,A' - 2. .. 'H' I ' M - .... ,.., 5 , H. .. ,g V3 V , Z' , n if , , , ig 'f I S J . ,, ,i 1 4 v 5 MXN 1 , 'H- A 3 : z dm we 4 -s lx . , xi' QL - 3 . W A-'egg 9 Y ld, .A , ,. .Q R iE Y A. A ,yfi ,,,, 1? 3 , 6 H 1 W 5-LQ ag-Q W - 8. , 1. .,,, , LJ 2 i f MMD' PANHELLENIC COUNCIL QTANDINC: Dianne Cartwright, Linda Swain, Florence Corder, Marla Morgan, Barbara Crowl, and Jim Menhusen. FEATED: Janet Widrig, Patsy Rawson, Nancy Pickering, Molly .XIkiI15I,lIl,.IOyCG Hessmore. and Chris SE-itz. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ,, e,e,7 ,, ,,,,,,,, X,-XXCY PICKERIXC President , , ,,,e,,,,T,T , Xi-XNCY PICKERIXG Vice-President ,, LIXDA SIMON XYiCC-iJI't'Sifi6I1t HOLLY ATKINSON Secretary ,,7,7 JAX MEXHLSEX Secretary S , Y PATSY RAWSOX Treasurer ,,,, DIANNIZ C:XRTWvRIGHT T1'CllSl1I't'I' Y JOYCE NIESSNIOHE Advisor 7 ,T,,T , , ,T,, MYRXA CARXEY INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL STANDING: Bill Wright, Kirk Downey, Allen Largent. SEATED: Dennis Cilhousen, Bill Ester, Ken Smock, ,lim Moon, Larry Pr-rrvv.Virgilweilie, Dane Fancher. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ,,,,,, ,Y,YYY,,,777, , DENNIS GILHOUSEN President , ,L . ,,,,, ,L DENNIS GILHOUSEN Vice-President ,, , ,,,,7 DAVE FANCHER Vice-President ,,,, ,, , DAVE FANCHER Secretary ANDY DECKERT Secretary H , I ALLEX LARGENT Treasurer ,7,,,, LENNY GRAND Treasurer ,, 7 BILL ESTER Advisor E , JOHN F. COURTER ACPI' Mr. Nelson, Robert Lehmann, Willie Coyle, Dave Fanclier, Everett Haney, Larry Cutliernian, David Rous, Ken Smock. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President E E ttttt ttet E HERB BASSETT President E it E eeeee E E E DAVE FANCHER Vice-President Y DAVE FANCHER Vlf'9'P1'95id9nf - V KEN SMOCK Secretary E WILLIS COYLE Secwfary eeeee eeee E STEVE LINDHOLM 'llreasuler KEN SMOCK T1'f'35UfeI' BOB LEHMANN FIRST HUW: l,l1'Lll,'f' llmmgv, ixlllfll l,LiI'g4'I1l, Rlf,'llllI'll Ltllllldllll. .ll'l'I'f l.llI1LlQ!'lIl4 llux Xululv. liux-vll Lay. .xllftrll ljluir. FFCOXIJ lllJWg Hmlnf-5 llrmvn. llill Wlriglit. Hull ,lm'rl.1r1, Mike- N-l-un, Yin- l'1-I.-rwn, llirk ll'l1HfIllOIl, Kirk Duwlley. BTH WRST ROW: ,lcrry Illlllllllilll, Skip fJNl'1'lIllllCI', ,lim Xlurrow, Fil l:4'I'Q1llilIl, ling-1' Wvf?lS, Lynn Wlitle-rs, C4-Urge Tyrrell. QECOXIJ ROW: Bernic Il:-yr-n. Cl1l4l4 S4-llcurer, Larry Hvlzer. Bula lmwing, f4l1'H' Burr. Fu-xv Fcflficld, Dcnnis Gilhousvn FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President - VVll,l,IAM WRIGHT VIC6-T,l'CSIfl6l1t , JICRRY LUNDCRIN Secretary LYNN VVITTERS Treasurer KIRK IJOWNEY Advisor THICODORE ZERCER Advisor JOSEPH NIEB Advisor THOMAS DKRKIN FIRST ROW: Mr. Zerger, ,lim Austin, Lew Keller, Blaine Parker, .lark Blair, lNIr.Nicl1. SECOND ROW: Glenn Bartley, Dennis Parsons, Ron lNIugullrun, Nick Koengnrter, Al June SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President KIRK DOXVNEY Vice-President STEVEN SCOFIELD Secretary I LYNN VVITTERS Treasurer , JAMES NIORROW BZX STANDING: Janet Fransham, Joyce Mcssmore, CaIvina Furnace, and Shelia Blackford. SEATED: Linda Swain, Chris Sr-ill, June Sanderson, and Dianne Cartwright, OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ,,,7,, r7,7, I JIANNE CARTWRIGHT President ,777 , , 77,, ,S JOYCE MESSMORE Vicre-President ,,,,,, , , ,,,, JOYCE MESSNIORE Vice-President ,,,, CALLIE FURNACE Sli'f'I'CtEl1'Y , SHAROX FORST Secretary I I JANET ERANSHAM Treasurer 7 LINDA SWAIN Treasurer , LINDA SWAIN I'IZY IBACK ROW: Steve Fink, Roger Haney, Ken Switzer, Duve Cupstick, Larry Courtney, Ed Fishburn, Mr. Philip Rowley-Advisor, Bob Whitman, and Ken Voorhies. MIDDLE ROW: Ken Tibbctts, Ed Gorsky, Terry Percival, Dave Marlin, Jim Moon, Virgil Wiebe, Don Swihurt, Phil Wells, and Dave Graves. FRONT ROW: Paul Benedict, Allan Morgan, Mike Zorn, Kent Chapman. Dick Fleszcwski, Larry Pence, Ted Stein, and Corky Howell. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President , e,,,ee JIM MOON PI'cSid6nt ,,,,, ,,,, , , , W VIROIL WIEBE Vice-President . LENNY GRAND Vice-President , ED GORSKY Secretary 7 ,, LARRY PENCIC Recording Secretary STEVE FINK T1'Cl1Su1'Q1' , ,, , ED CORSKY Corresponding Secretary KEN SWITZER Treasurer H ,, , , , , KENT CHAPMAN 4I AKX STANlJlNCg llrf. Paul ciI't'ljIl-ff'.'x4lYI51lI', Suzanm- Alnlmlt, ,Ianni Widrig, Nana-5 Pick:-ring, Pall Giesc, Mary Longwell, Gerry Buchanan Palsy Rawmn. Marilyn Illakc, NILIPIIILI Ruliifun. lliann: l,l'1'f'IX'Lll, and Sylxia1'I'wucldn'll. NE XTIQIJ: I lnrr-nw Cormli-r. Kris Morgan. Judy lhilt, I,ynni- Phillips, Sully Spcnm-cr. Karla Schuster, Judy Blake, Karol Hubbard an xlilfllld lluwln-y. Pre-sirleiil V im--l'l'e-S Sec rata ry Treasu re 1' 42 OFFICERS FIRST SEMESVIIEH SECOND SE JAXITI' VVIIJRIC l7'r0sirlHnt I ullnl JIYIJY CIXIIIIOW Vi ttft- Prvsiflcnt W I7l,0lIl'lNCl'I CORIJIQH Secretary CICIIRY IHICIIANAN Treasurer NIESTER FLORENCE CORDER I KARLA SCHUSTER DIANE PERCIVAL I IVIARTY ROBISON l'Al' SEATED: LuCretia Gatsehet, Donna Gedney, Barbara Crowl, Judy Herrick, Carolyn Jolly and Janet Ester. SECOND ROW: Billie Jean Cowden, Jane Blake, Joyce Markle, Belly Walter, Janet Cvrusing, Molly Atkinson, Sue Walker. THIRD ROW: Penny Leonard, Mary Grant, Jan ATGDIIUSCH, Mrs. Morris, Beverly Brees, Margaret Morris, and Connie Doner FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Presiclent ,, , NIARLA MORGAN President ,,,,,, ,,,, B ARBARA CROWL Vice-Presiflent GEORGIA HOLEN Vice-Presiclent ,,,, ,, ,,,e BEVERLY BRICES Secretary I ,,,e , , , BARBARA CROWL Recorcling Secretary , Y BILLIE JEAN COWIJEIN Treasurer ,e., ,, KAY NAGLEY Corresponfling Secretary CAROLYN JOLLY Treasurer I eeee,,, e,eee,, S HIRLICY ARCHICR CGYOTE STAFF 'Y' xv- CLOCKWISE: Dave lla-rings, Larry Hilcnian, Dana Spencer, Ann Purtm-r, Ed Bcrgnurn, Miss Myrna Carney, Altlia Sanger, Will Wrllner and Suzanne Crank. YIC CALCOTE Head Pliotograpllcr 44 ED RERGMAN rr,,, ANN PARTNER L, ALTIIA SANGER r,77rr SEZ.-XXNE ABBOTT L SUZAYNE CRANK , so ANN DOLLOIVI9 L , SEE ANN SCANLONL ROLLR WEIS L rrrrrrr DANA SPENCER L PHYLLIS WUTHNOW , JEAN DANIELS Srrrrr, Y LARRY HILENIAN L , DAVE HASTINGS WILL WILLNER , MISS NIYRNA CARXEY , ,,,, ,, , , , Editor A L ,,,,,,, , ,, , Assistant Editor Y , Administration and Faculty Editor , Assistant to Administration and Faculty Editor L , ,,,,,,, Academic Editor L, Activities and Organizations Editor Assistant to Activities Editor , , , Athletics Editor Assistant to Athletics Editor V, ,,,LLLL I .,,,L,L ,,,,,,L,,LL. C lass Editor L, . ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,. I A ssistant to Class Editor Head Copywriter and Assistant Photographer , Assistant Copywriter ,, ,,,, Assistant Pliotograplier L , ,,,, , Advisor bTAXDINC: ,lame Blakey 1'111l1'Cl1C SL-1111:-inlv1', Ann PL11'II1k'1',I.:L1I1'y Shurr, Karen Hulmlmrml. Klarlhu Hwwlvy, Mr. Kowlvy Advisur. SIQATHD: UL11'l:k11'L1 Vader, Editor. ADVANCE STAFF STANDING: Larry Hilcmun, Chilflblll' Holler, R011 Altwlxuln-1',KIL11'5 Pcuwck. SE,-XTEIJ: ,Ioy Tipton, Agsistuut Editm: 5 ,f M25 Ffsf 1 ' ...Q . . -J THE KW CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN HOME ECGNGMICS ASSGCIATION STANDING: Mary Temple, Carol Albright, Jane Douthit, Jackie Van Riper, Beverly Kite, Janet Fransham, and Altha Sanger SEATED: Reta Jensen, Virginia Courtney, Vera Mae Bott, Lorraine Jones, and Sharon Hart. OFFICERS President ffrffrr. ,......r..,, V ERA MAE BOTT Vice-President ,,e,. ..,.,,...,,,,,,, L ORRAINE JONES Secretary A.77... ,eeeeee,,.ee, V IRGINIA COURTNEY Treasurer - .,,..,..,,..,,,,,,,,7,,7,,,w JUDY BATT 46 SNEA EATED: Janice Miller, Mary Longwell, Shelia Lisman, Doris Vandergiesen, Larry Nystrom, and Martha Rowley. TANDINC-FIRST ROW: Judy Herrick, Jane Douthit, Nancy Pickering, Donna McKinley, Rosalie Menhusen, and Paul Green. SEC OND ROW: Phyllis Lewis, Janet Widrig, Jeanne Kelley, Betty Walter, Margaret Morris, Larry Parsons, and Ken DuBois. OFFICERS President 7...,,e tet,. M ARY LONGWELL ViCe-President .,,,,. ,,,,,t,t,. L ARRY NYSTROM Secretary ,e....e .t... D ORIS VANDERGIESEN Treasurer ,,,.,77 ,L ,,r,,,..,7 JANICE MILLER 47 MSM LAST ROW: John Tipton, George Eddey, Steve Suchsland, Elmer Harvey. MIDDLE ROW: Carl Evans, Janice Erickson, Doris Knapp, Pat Giese, Marva Bradley, Eddie Gorsky, Dr. Browning, Dr. Warner SEATED: Jackie Van Riper, Phyllis Miles, Florene Schneider, Margie Zook, Betty Walker, Gerry Buchanan, Sharon Hart. OFFICERS President ,,,, ,,,t.tt.t ,,,,,,,,tt C A RL EVANS Vice-President ,,,t... ..,... S HEILA LISMAN Secretary , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. .,,,,,, JANICE MILLER Financial Secretary ,t,,,,, ,,,t D EANNA QUENZER 48 RADIO CLUB STANDING: Earl Montgomerv, Eddie Temple, Nadim Haddad, Dan Geis, Elmer Harxcw SEATED: Mr. Stuckey. Presldent ,,,,4,e,, , Vice-President Secretary ,, Treasurer OFFICERS I EARL MONTGOMERY NADIM HADDAD DAN GEIS DENNIS GILHOUSEN PHYSICS CLUB STANDING: Larry Frutiger, Earl Montgomery, Nadim Haddad, Richard Dalrymple, Lenny Grand, Dave Fancher SEATED: Dr. Creager, Eddie Temple, Elmer Harvey, Gary Scoggan, Mr. Stuckey. OFFICERS President r,,,,, Y.,7,,,.... E D TEMPLE Vice-President ,, ,,e,,, ,,,,.. G ARY SCOGGAN Secretary-Treasurer . ,,ee. ,,,.,,, E LMER SCOGCAN .91 4 ' ,R sc. ?fggCf,4f 5 3 ' Q4 K P-iff lr 1' f, ?s t' P 5-3 ' -5 , 9 HQ' ,.4'mf f kia' ,U .ff ,,,,'F'G??f!9' sf. V fr 'sm H fff. ,, 34 Hx f 'ae N, YP, r . if rf' -flaw' up s g.' 7+ If 'nga - fffg sf ,gL,,, f .5 3- vy 4, - J f ' T' f Q3 E CA F if f 5 tr A 1- C+, xg, r , g'.f ?gI1,at If I '3 V. 'f.l3l?iLL,'Ut'i ,yur . ,, , I . . S elf! lg: ect gf , Q 5 F. 's Q Q ' 'J 5 1 fn V X L 'X , wk, y H . :Q ' - P N. ' gf- -J ' X ' 4' f ' 5 '- ' ' K 1 ya FOOTBALL The 1962 Coyote football team seemed to be handicapped this year. During the year the team showed no exceptional finesse while boosting a seem- ingly poor record of one win, seven losses, and one tie. Coach Backstrom and his team opened the season against the Friends Falcons. A hard fought game by both teams did not reward either team and the game ended in a 0-0 tie. The following week the Coyotes fell to the hands of a strong Southwestern team, 26 to 0. Still seeking a victory a sparked up Coyote squad played the McPherson Bulldogs. Horibilius introduced itself with a sparkling debut, but the gridsmen fell to the Bulldogs in a thrilling game, 14-13'.A'1T1e Coyotes then traveled to Bethany and spurred their way home to a fine 14 to 0 victory over the Swedes. Boosting a 1-2-1 record and hungry for' another victory, the Coyotes then faced another strong foe, Baker. The game ended with Baker on top 59-6. Highly-ranked Ottawa then faced the Backstrom gridsmen and just barely won the game by a score of 13-12. THE MEN TORS 1962 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE COYOTESH K.W.U 0 Friends ..... K.W.U. ........ 0 Southwestern ,,..... . K.W.U. ........ 13 McPherson ......... . K.W.U K.W.U K.W.U. ....... . K.W.U K.W.U K.W.U. .s...ss C 14 6 Baker ...,, Bethany ......, 12 Ottawa 8 Bethel ....... ...,,.. 21 Sterling ........,,,.,,,. 13 College of Em poria Wes Jackson Daffin Swede Backstrom Steve Blair Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Rodney Brown, John Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Lyle Walter, R. Z. Sims, Pete Shalleck, Bernie Hayen, George Mikesell, Aaron Blair. THIRD ROW: Ken Hanson, Mike Dix, Toni Anderson, Kent Voorhies, Ron Calvin, Mike Nelson, Rav Keeler. FOURTH ROW: Jack Clover, Martin Brotherton, Allan Morgan, Barry Pluvinski, Dennis Parsons. LAST ROW: Ray: Thorne, George Dick, Dave Kelley, Mike Bargr-r. The sevond half of the season was opened with the Coyotes playing Bethel. It was another hard fought game and the Coyotes put on a good show in '70 h losing to them, lo-0. T e next week was the Wes- leyan Homecoming and what looked like another chance for yietory shattered as Sterling upended the Coyotes. 25-21. The final game of the season was between the College of Emporia fighting Pres- hies and the Coyotes. Hoping for an upset over a nationally ranked small College team, the Coyotes fell by the score of 62-I3. Many injuries hindered the team this year, hut prospects for a fine team are in store for next year. KANSAS CONFERENCE STANDINGS llseague gamesl W L Col. of Emporia 9 0 Baker 8 I Ottawa . T 2 Southwestern ., . 5 -1- Bethel .1 4 Bethany ., 4 5 lVIcPherson ,t,,t,, . .3 6 Kansas Wesleyan .. , W1 7 Sterling , .1 7 Friends ..... 1 7 R. Z. SIMSiEnd KENT VO0RHIESfCenter Not Pictured: MARTIN BROTHERTON RON CALVIN Tackle BARRY PLUCINSKI DENNIS PARSONS- RAY THOME-End Tacklc IACK CLOVER MIKE DIX Center Guard MIKE NELSON ALLAN MORGAN I Oh, 01056 blisters! Practice Makes Perfect AARON BLAIR Halfback JOHN HUNT BILL WRIGHT Fullhack RAY KEELER RODNEY BROWN Halfhack KEN HANSON RON MAGATHAN End TOM ANDERSON JOHN HOFFMAN Quarterback GEORGE DICK BERNIE HAYEN Guard GEORGE MIKESELL X LYLE WALTER Fullback PETER SHALLECK DAVE KELLEY Tackle MIKE BARGER 56 I 57 STANDING: .lohn Lee, Ron Magathon, Harold Johnson, Ray Thome, Paul Peters, .lohn Koepke, and Vic Peterson. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Courtney, Dennis Parsons, Ken Switzer, Marvin Kohlmeier, Roger Haney. FRONT ROW: Steve Rubinstein, Aaron Blair, Harvey Rilander, Glenn Bartley, Jack Clover, Tom Hoisington, and Lynn Shank BASKETBALL 1962- 1963 COACH BACKSTROM COACH BLAIR 58 ss ,A , ww. T ff' LL I. , ,gswf ,, ,Y . .gf A im V. -4: H 6 ,. f g sifffifih L www ww V Vvwy W ,,-., .. n - W my E.. 8. AARON BLAIR ......, DO TOM HOISINCTOX .3'l1 KEN SWITZER 6'1 ROGER IIANICY 0'1 Eupae 142 x F.,Lx .h,VL 1 f Ieflfs : ,, as efm:., r::.5,a3:s:4 ' ,.,. .. , Q 1 X E' Q85 um ,, ,X , 4 SCCJRES Record . . . WINS 20 Losses HARVEY RILANDER 5'7l,Q MARVIN KOHLMEIER 6'2 DECEMBER KWH - 62 Nebraska W. - KWH - 67 Sterling KWH - 60 Ottawa KWH - 77 C of F, KWH - 52 Bethany ff1iN'l'ARY KWU - 66 Baker KWH 65 Southwestern KWH - 51 Ft. Hays KWH 39 Bethel KWU 59 McPherson KWH 53 Sterling KWH 50 Ottawa FEBRUARY KWH - -13 C of E KWU - 57 Bethany KWYH - 65 Friends KWH - 78 Baker KWH - 56 Southwestern KWH - 55 Bethel KWH - 61 McPherson KWH - 99 Friends JICPHERSON TOl'lfNA.llENT KWH ,rrr H ,rrr,, ,,,,,r 7 W , Sterling 7 ,, KWH ,rr, , Bethel . KWH , , C of E 95 69 64 75 78 85 77 75 52 78 69 66 71 85 78 88 ,- IO 84- 78 86 68 65 67 72 76 90 ALLAN LARGENT ROW ROW ROW ROW .pe-M-V qv WZ 'W COACH JACKSON and CAPTAIN BROWN TRACK '63 ROD BROWN 'S Lynn Shank, Glenn Bartley, Pete Shalleck, A1Largent, Tom Hoisington. Gary Robertson, ,lohn Pollaro, Rod Brown, Mike Nelson, Ken Switzer. Steve Scofield, Andy Deckert, Dave Helm, Bernie Hayen, Ron Magathan. Paul Peters, Dan Geis, Coach Jackson. PETE SHALLECK KEN SWITZER STEVE SCOFIELD DAVE HELM JOHN POLLARO BERN IE HAYEN MIKE NELSON GARY ROBERTSON R. Z. SIMS ANDY DECKERT PAUL PETERS 66 TOM HOISINGTON DAN GEIS . 1-.M,,N. GLENN BARTLEY LYNN SHANK RON MAGATHAN -QWA1,-N 1955 :Q 5. ,A ,u ., gb X wwe 1, Am: ,L ACTI ITIES iff? 6 Li, is:-L , W 1 + V ? 4 aa, i Y wwwhe y .,1. r A Y M411 zi25l1'Qf-4?F'512'fi fffft'.:Qif k n- . . ,- .V .QEWL L yhvkyy Awww, .W f , ,v ,lf wiir, AYSE, -,.L, LA. 1 ,,. Q, Q . .,.. ....,.. . L,,, 1 Nw A . 23:5 Q m, ' sas? was--an M-. 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Hi::,k v MN-7 xx 'K W -ff I f ::, f ,VE -15 2 w A STUDENT-FACULTY RECEPTION SOAP-BOX SPEAKERS DAY Y..-M , A f jg ff 1 g:5iw5f!f' ' :- I BETA AND DELTA PHI CHRISTMAS FORMAL BTO AND GAMMA OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS FORMAL fi 1 ew' W X iiirk Wow WHOUT ,..,. iN.,,,.r,, as ,f VAN Fig WAR mumfnss A51 Draw KWU XIARCHERS FOR PEACE Cari Evans, Jackie Van Ripcr, Bob Blackerby, Ccrry Buchanan, and Dr. Browning. il sv Rmffw .3 M: m ggi Wake Music mints gmiiazang ww, wa J Mn:p,Yne4 'F' asus Ns, f' b 9'?Qwmnf A, i Jiim' F' nr, fn. sm, li' hm KIWYU: ,5 ,waged LM , , . 'Jr THE SCIENCE FAIR Weslcyan's Best Dressed Woman Mr. Rowiey's Class in Swim-nce For Elementary Education displayed their projects. . . . DANA FRENCH 78 e ,gb 5 ., . R --......... 535' ix :Q 'Hg M Us .M ,ffy ' V WMM3 x 5 LMLQ, . W fir sg S ., ff! ji! 5 MQW af, N, 1 .4-v -Q .Q Q. ag, l ,V mm , i ,. fn .j -f eyg-.:y 1 ,WF ,155 .. -, 4',1,.j:g-ei- ' .ig -gr ' A 51. .-if My A .L i I -,W Q' , ' . 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I gf! kggg g r. 5. . W, , A My L --, vi 4,-4ggMw .X M .. .n .. .. , 1 ...,. , ' FC .3 1 .Nw-nw. . AMY A if af 5 V. , Q . . ' U u 'I' .mf . w. gg? ii Q i x 'vi' '. 4 5 ,. - , ' S is N Um , L L - .rx ,K 3 A X - ' Q E - . , ' x ! e Y i, gr 4 , gs N A .. ,. ex as ' A ui l Q . 4-f . X' 'J , ' A 7 l Q 1 - THIRD ROW: John Sample-Conductor, Dave Capstick, Larry Nystrom, Eileen Wright, Glenn Bartley, .lim Austin, Jerry Kins ley, Paul Green, Janice Megli, and Diane Percival. BAN ALPHA PSI OMEGA NATIONAL DRAMATIC FRATERNITY STANDING: Becky Lambert, Mrs. Carlisle, Janet Widrig, Janet Yuhl. SEATED: Andy Deckert, Kent Chapman, Barb Vader, Eddie Gorsk President ,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,,.....,,.,,,....,, ,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,.,. E D DIE GORSKY Vice-President . ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,.,7,,,,, K E NT CHAPMAN Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,...,. BARBARA VADER 88 Stan Boyer, Judy Callow, and Ed- die Gorsky starred in Alpha Phi's production of, On The Night Of January 16.,' s Q9 89 KKWU BACK ROVV: Dave Martin, Bill Ester. FROXT ROW: Dick Fleszewski, Mr. Rowley, .Iim Moon. OFFICERS DAVE MARTIN ,,,,,,, ...,,,.,-.,,,,,,,,l M anager BILL ESTER , ,,,,,. .,,,,,,,,,,,,.,....,,.......... A ssistant Manager DON SWIHART ,,,77, . Advertising and Publicity Director JIM MOON , , ,r,,,, ,,,..7.. Secretary-Treasurer CLASSES Paul Peters Carroll Howell Patricia Lee Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer Suzanne Abbott Salina Carol Albright Colby Ronald Altschuler New York, lV.Y. Harry Anderson Fort Smith, Ark. Henry Ayaga Kenya, Africa Caroline Ballinger Stockton Glenn Bartley Esbon Judith Batt Livingston, NJ. MLW FRESHMEN CLASS GFFICERS Thomas Anderson M organville Marjorie Andrews WaKeeney Mary Archer Hays James Austin Salina Paul Benedict Huntington, N.Y. Mrs. Glenn Bennett H oisington John Bich Bennington Shelia Blackford Hill City Janet Calvin Win ielfl David Capstick Norlon Patricia Chainberlin Salina Samuel Clietta Wcsllzury, N. Y. Judith Countryman Qllrm A1110 Lawrence Courtney Ellfnzcoofl Virginia Courtney Qufnler Billie Jean Cowclen Olarhe Marilyn Blake Srzllna Robert Bruclinian Kansas City Jon Burch Sulilm Stephen Burr Salina Naomi Clark Coofllmul Linda Clover ClenEl1lUr Carol Cohen Lillle Ncclf, A. lf. ,lop ce Collom W. lfabylolz, X. l' Mui' . I George Dick Mount Hope Ann Dolloff Osborne Connie Doner Walsh, Colo. Keith DuBois Agra Elisio Figueireclo W. Angola, Africa Carol Finch Lincoln Stephen Fink Downs Richard Fleszewslci Chicago, Ill. Suzanne Crank Salina Richard Uageford Greenleaf ,lack Dalaba Franklin, Pa. Jean Daniels Salina Karen Dunn Valley Center Shirley Eisele Albany, Ky. Jane Elliott Heringlon Janet Evins Sl. Francis Philip Foyer Salina Janet Fransharn Wichita Ellene Franzen Derby, Colo. Calvina Furnace Salina Gracie Gibler Ellsworth James Goodson Harlsville, SC. David Graves Anthony Lincla Haring Bellzel ,loan Hartzell Huntinglorz, W. Va. Penelope Hassler Chapman Bernie Hayen Belleville A 851.2 4 '.-e, i C Wy E I, g. ,1 Y '- .. .' Janet Crusing Nalmna Albert Gustafson Denver, Colo. Jeronie Hantman Souilz Orange, WJ. Carolyn Harclaere Smilh Center Thomas Hoisington Enlerprise Charlene Holler illarqzzelle Cheryl Houston Xlruarla, Colo. Carroll Howell Clay Cenler J. R. Heim Gem James Helbert Salina Marlin Himmelwright Salina Henry Hoeffner Salina Karen Hubbard Fair Haven, NJ, Karol Hubbard Fair Haven, NJ. Jimmy Huff Salina Evelyn Hurst Albert Melford Keeler Assaria Pamela Kellams Dighton Lewis Keller Harleysville, Pa. Ellen Kelley Wayne Nikolaus Koengeter Staten Is., N.Y. Arthur Kramer Brooklyn, N.Y. Peter Kremers Ridgewood, NJ. Fritz Krohner New York, N.Y. Susan Hysom Salina Albert Jones Wyckoff, NJ. Steven Joseph Salina Andrew Karpati Passaic, NJ. Frank Kiser Somerville, NJ. Karen Kissick Ada Beverly Kite Bird City Doris Knapp McDonald Patricia Lee Passaic, NJ. Charlotte Lindenman Morland Lois Long Elmo Martha Longwell Washington Elias lVlajdalani Beirut, Lebanon Cary lVlcDowell Salina William Midgley Staten Is., lV.Y. George Mike-sell , Belleville Sharon Lambert Smitlz Center Russell Lay Port Washington, lV.Y George Leavitt Sayreville, NJ. James Lee Salina Robert Lowing New York, lV.Y. Jesus Luna San Bernardino, Cal Philip Maffei lV0'rtl1 Caldwell, lV.f. Ronald Magathan Salina Glennis Miller WaKeeney Ronald Molen New York, lV.Y. William Montgomery Salina Allan Morgan Ellirzwood Carole Oelschlager Salina Dennis Oghurn Ellsworth Stven Oniki Salim! Joyce Overton Salina iff! Ann Partner Wl1etztRicIge, Colo. Thomas Pereira Saddle Brook, NJ. Paul Peters Smith Center Roger Peterson Salina Carol Morgan Edgewater, Colo George Noble Abington, Pa. David Norlin McCracken Marion Overmiller Smith Center Susan Parisi Brooklyn, fV.Y. Elaine Parker Long Island Blaine Parker Long Islaml Dennis Parsons Claflin A Cordon Pierce Salina Bruce Poage Norton John Pollaro Brooklyn, fV.Y. Richard Praetorius Salina Albert Puccerella New York, lV.Y. Raymond Reiss Bronx, lV.Y. Harvey Rilander Rockville Center, N Y Nancy Riley Wamego Altha Sanger Morlanfl Sue Ann Scanlon Cawker C iiy Christian Scheurer Port Washington, Jerry Shields Lebanon Carol Snowball Salina Larry Spellman Gypsum Dana Spencer Port Washington, William Steffey Glencoe, Ill. Jeanine Rishel Kendall Dorlyn Roenne Osborne Steven Rubinstein Brooklyn, lV.Y. Christopher Rumph Tliornivoofl, N.Y. Janice Shirack Solomon ,lames Simpson Salina Dennis Skinner Chicago, Ill. Kay Smith Salina Dennis Stewart Minol, S. Dali. Ronald Stout Salina Stephen Suehsland Norton Romaine Swenson Salina Wallace Underhill Higlirnore, S. Dak. Jacqueline Van Riper Nickerson Betty Walter Hanover Shirley Warner Belleville Bolv Whiteside Illinois James Williams Rizlgewoorl, NJ. William Willner Bellevue, Nell. Paula Woods Grinnell Kenneth Switzer Concordia Herbert Taylor Salina ,lo Ann Tipton Salina George Tyrrell Burlington, Colo. Joanne Watkins Newton George Wattenbarge Salina Roger Weis Salina Wesley White New York, N.Y. , .5 --Hiffiaiss Roberta Wright Biflll City Helen Yost Stockton Margaret Zook Mt. Clemens, Mich. Phyllis Wuthnow Hope Carol Young Concordia .n ... Michael Zorn Salina SOPHOMORES CLASS oFP1CERs Michael Barger Salina Edward Bergman Rye, N.Y. Aaron Blair Formosa Jane Blake Salina Nancy Brownell Glasco Geraldine Buchanan Pueblo, Colo. Frank Bumsted Salina Judy Callow San Diego, Calif. Harold Johnson President William Andrews Salina Shirley Archer Salina Stephen Ascher Salina Robert Augustine Salina Georgia Holen Sec.-Treas. Judy Blake Salina Vera Bott Alexander Marva Bradley Preston Beverly Brees Salina Dianne Cartwright Salina G iry Chaney Delphos Michael Conner Henninglon Kent Cox gal ina Janet Ester Springfield, Mo. Sondra France Talmage Larry Farmer Oakley Lila Frevert Salina Q1 ri . Sue Crain Salina Barbara Crowl Salina Michael Dix Salina Janis Erickson Coodlaml Robert Cane Wilmetle, Ill. LuCretia Gatschet Salina Patricia Ciese Enterprise Steven Ginsberg Bronx, N. Y. Roger Haney Chicago, Ill. Kenneth Hansen Salina Sharon Hart Clasco David Hastings Manchester, Conn. Reta Jensen Atwood Harold Johnson Peabody Randall Johnson Salina Deanna Johnston Dighton Mary Grant Wichita Floyd Greenwood Carlton Nadim Haddad Amman, Jordan Everett Haney Salina Lynna Helmers Preston Larry Helzer Dighton Georgia Holen Salina Jennie Iliff Salina Carolyn Jolly Salina Bob Jordan Beloit Dena Just Salina David Kelley Clifton Marvin Kohlmeier Salina Carolyn Krehbiel Hutchinson Raymond Kline Salina Alan Lagerberg Salina Robert Lehmann Salina Matthew Lerman Brooklyn, N.Y. Joyce Markle Kansas City, Mo. Suzanne McCracken Bronx, N.Y. James Moon Kearny, NJ. James Morrow Salina Gustave Noble Old Bridge, NJ. Jerome Ornatek Chicago, Ill. Rebecca Lambert Medicine Lodge John Lee Tesco!! Louise Lehman Yates Center Richard Lehmann Salina Donna McKinley Salina Janice Megli Glen Elder Jan Menhusen Mankato Phyllis Miles Los Animas, Colo. Larry' Pence Colby Diane Percival Tesco!! Lynne Phillips Palerson, NJ. Randolph Phillips Pclfcrson, NJ. Robert Raynesford Carden City Nancy Redden Gypsum Lionel Reilly Dorrance Martha Robison Scandia Peter Pan New York, N.Y. Carole Parsons Monumen! Sandra Parsons Claflin Mary Peacock Denver, Colo. M' x ww John Pierotti Brooklyn, N.Y. Barry Plucinski Salina J ack Price Salina Patsy Rawson Mczrquclle Francis Roesner Salina Joyce Rothfuss Salina Florene Schneider Osborne Karla Schuster Stockton Lynn Shank Hutchinson Edwin Shaw Salina Berry Sherr New York, N. Y. Linda Simon Preston Marjorie Thelander Salina Robert Tripp Salina Sylvia Twaddell Beloit Kent Voorhies Bird City Grace Sora Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii Linda Swain Salina Kenneth Swanson Chicago, Ill. Donald Swihart Salina Don Wismar Kane, Pa. Robert Wittman Salina Andrea Woods 1 Gypsum William S. Wright Grand function, Colo. ,loan Yoshinaga Moiokaii, Hawaii Sue Walker Salina Judy Walle Salina Charlotte Wassemiller Salina Nancy Wilhelm Salina Virginia Wise Salina Donna Gedney Secretary-Treasurer Herbert Bassett Salina Paul Beckman Gaylord Doris Bennett Salina John Blair Slifzron, Penn. 'Zh Jeffery Collom W. Babylon, N. Y. Richard Dalrymple Salina Fannie Davis Mentor Andy Deckert Pawnee Rock JUNIORS MK Vic Calcote Nickerson Ronald Calvin W in field Kenten Chapman Bird City Gary Clark W iehila ,lane Douthit St. Francis Howard Downey Salina George Eddy Tenafly, N. I. Fredrick Encke Bronx, N. Y. Donna Cedney Gaylord Dennis Cilhousen Norlon Albert Gilpin Beloit Anita Gleason Wichita Darrell Hendrickson Salina Larry Hinkle Salina John Hoffman Abilene Edna Honn Abilene David Fanoher Salina Sam Fine Chicago, Ill. Donald Freman Flushing, N. Y. Larry Frutiger Cellar Eddie Corsky Qzlinter Leonard Grand Queens, N. Y. James Harvey Collyer Howard Harwerth Atwood Judy Kathary Salina Jeanne Kelley Clifton Jong Kwon Korea Lucille Kyte Salina U John Hunt Palm Reach, Fla. Duane Johnson Salina Leroy Jones Clasco Roland Kalivoda Tesco!! Shiela Lisman Salina Taylor Mackinnon C oncorrlia Beverly McBride Scandia Bryan Meall Cawker City 'uw y '! Frances Largent Concordia Donald Leonhardy Salina Phyllis Lewis Longford Philip Li Formosa Joyce Messmore Salina Marla Morgan Concordia Judy Morton Hutchinson Kay Nagley Manchester Michael Nelson Salina Eugene Nichols Beloit Mary Osepchook Salina ,lean Peters Slflilll Center Martha Rowley Lansing, Mich. Charolene Rupe Salina Steven Scofield Belleville Gary Scoggan Beloit Mary Temple Jennings Raymond Thome Salina Richard Thornton Abilene William Uhler Denville, NJ. Vie Peterson Denver, Colo. Marilyn Prather Salina Nancy Pulec Salina Deanna Quenzei Osborne Bruce Shields Lebanon Michael Smith Salina Eileen Stevenson Salina Edward Temple Salina Dee Wiley Enterprise Barbara Wirth Vesper Sharon Woods Salina I Barbara Vader Weehawken, NJ. Doris VanderGiesen Downs Lyle Walter Riley Janet Widrig Beloit 1 William Wright Hubron, Neb. Janet Yuhl Abilene David Helm Denver, Colo. Ken Du Bois Gilbert Ester Nancy Pickering President Vice-President SgCrggary-Trea3urgr CLASS oFF1cERs SENIORS NEVA BARTLETT ANDERSON, Paradise Major-Home Economics, Minor-Physical Edu- cation WAAg President-Schuyler Hall, Fine Arts Club, Dormitory Council, Lilac Fete Attendant. MARLENE ATKINSON, Falun Major-Elementary Education, Minor-Physical Education Panhellenic Council President, Gamma Delta Gam- ma, Cheerleader, Class Officer, Homecoming Queen, Attendant to Miss Wesleyan, Resident Ad- visor. ARTHUR BRADSHAW, Salina Major-Political Science, Minor-Psychology ERMA BRAUER, Winnsboro, La. Major-Elementary Education, Minor-Sociology 4:.,,V I . U ,-,,. H 'V m V :MW ROSEMARY BEACH COWEN, Salina Major-Music Education, Minor-Applied Music MSM, Band, Philharmonic Choir, Pep Band, Ac- tivities Committee. WILLIS COYLE, Salina M a jor-Business, M inor-French Inter-Fraternity, Delta Phi Gamma President. ARLENE DOWDY, Salina Major-Elementary Education, Minor-English KEN DU BOIS, Agra Major-Elementary Education, Minor-Physical Education MSM, Senior Class President, Philharmonic Choir, Menis Quartet fThe Heraldsj . II4 vm 'l RODNEY BROWN, Kansas City Major-Physical Education, Minor-History Beta Tau Omega, MSM, Basketball, Football, Track, Varsity Club. NELSON CLOPINE, Franklin, Nebraska Major-Business Administration, Minor-Art Football, Art Club. PHIL COMMERFORD, Salina Major-English, Minor-History SNEA, yearbook staff. FLORENCE CORDER, Selden Double Major-Elementary Education and Music MSM, Fine Arts Club, Advance Staff, Delta Kappa Chi President, Philharmonic Choir, Dormitory Council, SNEA, Panhellenic Council. FORREST FLIPPO, Abilene Major-History, Minor-Political Science Academic Fellow, Honor Commission Chairman, Purple and Gold Honor Society. SHARON FORST, Salina Major-Elementary Education, Minor-Sociology Beta Sigma Chi. DAISYLEE FUSON, Salina Major-German STEPHEN GOLDSTIEN, Bronx, New York Major-Psychology, Minor-History Debate, lst place in McGurk Oratorical Contest. WILLIAM EDSALL, Butler, New Jersey Maj0r+Religion and Philosophy, Minor-English President-MSM, Vice-President-Oxford Club, Chairman-Campus Chest, Oxford Club. HARLEY ELLIOTT, Salina Major-English and Art Wesleyan Writers President, Kappa Pi. GILBERT ESTER, Springfield, Mo. Major-Religion and Philosophy, MinorhEnglisl1 Pi Sigma Upsilon, MSM, Oxford Club, Business Manager for Publications, Philharmonic Choir. CARL EVANS, Quintet MajorhReligion and Philosophy, Minor-German MSM-President, State President-MSM, Student Council, Oxford Club. s l.is2uv lf BRIAN HOGAN, Beloit Major-Physics, Minor-Mathematics Pi Sigma Upsilon, MSM, SNEA, Physics Club, Philharmonic Choir, Honor Commission, Student Council, Class Officer. JON JONES, Enterprise Major-Religion and Philosophy, Minor-English MSM, Oxford Club, Basketball, Student Council- Vice-President, Resident Advisor, Class Officer. LORRAINE JONES, Colby Major-Home Economics, Minor-Chemistry and Biology MSM, Philharmonic Choir, Gamma Delta Gamma. PENNY LEONARD, Minneapolis Major-Social Science MSM, Oxford Club, Panhellenic Council, Gamma Delta Gamma, Honor Commission, Washinvton Semester Plan, Debate, Class Officer. C II6 PAUL GREEN, Salina Major-Music Education. Minor-Mathematics Beta Tau, Omega, Inter-Fraternity Council Presi- dent, SNEA, Varsity Club, Tennis, Philharmonic Choir President. ERIC HABERER, Paradise Major-Business Administration, Minor-Physical Education Basketball, President of Sophomore and Junior Classes, Student Council, Philharmonic Choir, Football. JUDY HERRICK, Luray Major-Elementary Education, Minor-French MSM, SNEA, Gamma Delta Gamma, Band, Resi- dent Advisor. JANICE HIECHEL, Salina Major--Mathematics, Minor-German UCL, ROSALIE MENHUSEN, Sharon Springs Major-Chemistry, Min0raMathematics MSM, WAA, Advance-Editor, Gamma Delta Gamma, Lilac Pete Attendant, Purple and Gold Honor Society. IANICE MILLER, Center, Colorado Major-Elementary Education, Minor-Religion MSM, SNEA, Dormitory Council. EARL MONTGOMERY, Minneapolis Maj0rfPhysics, Min0rfMathematics Physics Club, Radio Club President. MARGARET MORRIS, Salina MajorfSocial Science, Minor-French .SlYEA, WAA, Panhellenic Council, Student Coun- cil, Gamma Delta Gamma President, Washington Semester Plan, Academic Fellow, Outstanding Woman on Campus 1961-1962, Coyote Staff. MARY LONGWELL, Washington Major-Elementary Education, Minor-German SNEA-President, Panhellenic Council, Delta Kap- pa Chi, Pfeiffer Hall President. LUCILLE LOWMAN, Gypsum Major-Mathematics, Minor-Physics WAA, SNEA, Panhellenic Council, Gamma Delta Gamma. CONNIE LUMMIS, Salina Major-Biology, Minor-Chemistry WAA, Panhellenic Council President, Gamma Delta Gamma, Cheerleader, Philharmonic Choir, Wes- leyan Mrs. JON MENHUSEN, Mankato Major-Biology, Minor-Business Administration Inter-Fraternity Council, Pi Sigma Upsilon-Presr dent, Band, Philharmonic Choir, Dormitory Coun- cil, Student Council. NANCY PICKERHYC, Wakeeriey' Wabr Elementary Education, Min0r---Elemen- A j - , J tary Music Education Panhellenic Council President, Delta Kappa Chi President, Resident Advisor, Dormitory Council SNEA, Philharmonic Choir, Band. RAYMOND POTTERF, Colby Major-Chemistry, Minor-Biology Wesley'an Writers, Radio Club, Coyote Editor, Aca- demic Eellow, Purple Key Honor Award. CARY ROWSON, Salina Major--Elementary Education, Min0r4Religion ARNOLD SANQUIST, Salina Major-Music Education, Min0rfApplied Music SNEA, Band, Philharmonic Choir. IIB 7 LARRY XYSTROM, Courtland MajoraNlusic Education, Minor-Voice MSM, SNEA, Philharmonic Choir, Fine Arts Club. LARRY PARSONS, Claflin Major-Nlusic, Minor-Philosophy MSM, Basketball, Freshman Class President, Phil- harmonic Choir, Nlenas Quartet iThe Heraldsl Rand. ALLAN PETERS, Salina ,Major-Chemistry, Min0rgPhysics Inter-Fraternity Council, Delta Phi Gamma, Class Officer. JILL PETERSON, Vlfaterville Major-Elementary Education, Min0rhBusine SNEA. MICHAEL TACHA, Norton Major-Elementary Education, Minor-Physical Education Beta Tau Omega President, Student Council, Presi- dent, Inter-Fraternity Council, Activities Commit- tee, Honor Commission, Resident Advisor, Foot- ball, Class Officer. KENNETH THURMAN, Salinas, California Major-Philosophy and Religion, Minor-History MSM. LOUISE TILLBERG, Salina Major-Elementary Education, Minor-English and French FRANCES WALKER, Salina Major-Elementary Education, MinorAGerman Gamma Delta Gamma, Panhellenic Council. SANDRA SCHLEHUBER, Gypsum Major-Elementary Education, Minor-Physical Education WALIJACE SHELLEY, Mimieapolis Major-History, Minor-French MICHAEL SMITH, Salina Major-History, Minor-Political Science JERRY SPEARS, Protection Major-Elementary Education, MinorfPhysical Education Resident Advisor, Beta Tau Omega KAROLYN ZERGER, Salina 1111101 Hemerltarx EdUC'ltIOIl .1l1AII0fiChCI1liStI'f' Interesting. Mully? Ola. nn . DON WILSON. Vvfebber llujorf-Sociology, .Uinor-Religion Uvllu Phi Gamma President. Inter-Fraternity Coun- 1-il. WSH. Band, Coyote Staff. KENNETH YVILSOX, Salina .llajnr-Business Administration, llilzorfSociology WEQRE THROUGH . The hook is finished, and soon another class will he graduating from Kansas Vlfesleyan. The next few months will go quickly as the leaves start to appear on the trees and the temperature gets warmer. We of the '63 COYOTE have tried to produce a memory that will live With you for many years to come. We hope that this will he an outstanding memory as you look hack upon it. The 1962-1963 COYUTE Staff The Following Merchants Support The Coyote ADVERTISING DIRECTORY PATRONIZE THEM BEVERLY WHOLESALE MEAT 81 REFRIGERATION INC. Home of Old Jack's Producls 6l3 E. PACIFIC TA 3-4649 A 81 G CAFE Open 24 Hours A Day Since I930. Doors Have Never Been Closed l5l N. Sanla Fe ALL-STAR LANES Salina's Fines'I Dining Room-Snack Bar 24 Lanes Aufomafic Pin-Sellers AMY RASHER PHARMACY 204 S. San'Ia Fe TA 3-2700 Free Prescrip+ion Delivery Service Io Ihe Sick and HealI'I1y THE BASKET Dine In Drive In The Home of Delicious Charcoal Broiled Foods Bes'r Wishes From A FRIEND AND SUPPORTER BETTY'S FLOWERS Krafl' Manor THE FLOWER NOOK DownI'own Salina BETTY'S FRIED CHICKEN I 2'Il1 and Broadway Always The Besf, College Folks Welcome COMB'S SHOES, INC. The Mos+ Walked Abou+ Shoes In Salina CONSOLIDATED - SALINA Prin'I'ers - SI'a'Iioners Office Ou'I'fiHers TA 5-5426 Salina's Largesl and Mosl' Progressive Phofographer DALE'S STUDIO KWU Professional Phofographer I2OIf2 Sanfa Fe TA 3-9337 DeVOLA'S MYRT and BERT Clofhing for Ladies - Children and lnfanls Elmore Shopping Cenier EDGINGTON MUSIC CO. New and Used Band and Sfring Ins+rumen+s Comple'Ie Accessories and Repair Sheel Music Records 2I7 S. SANTA FE TA 7-75577 ELMORE DAIRY ELMORE SUNDRIES AND DAIRY BAR Wilh Gifl' Shop FeaI'uring Gi'FI's Designed For Giving FIRST STATE BANK OF SALINA MEMBER F.D.I.C. Salina's mosf convenienf bank 235 S. SANTA FE TA 7-36ll FULLERS AUTO SALVAGE New-Used and Rebuilf Parfs 50l E. Pacific TA 3-408l GIBBS CLOTHING CO. I I0 S. Sanfa Fe Hyde Park- Glenshire Suils Randcrafl' Shoes Where Your Cash BUYS More 'Geo Seitz Shoe Co. - ec au - a u g- Known 'For Good Shoes Since l9l0 Complimenls of HELZBERG'S MidwesI's Largesl Jewelers IO6 S. Sanfa Fe HILL'S JEWELRY 81 LOANS FARMERS NATIONAL BANK I55 Nor+h Sam Fe The Bank Under The Clock Drive-ln Banking IO7 N. 7'Ih l'I' Does Make A Difference Where You Bank Save On Diamonds--Walches Guifars-Cameras-Radios Sfereos Bo+h New and Unredeemed l23 HINES-ROTH Krafl Manor VisiI' Our College Shop Hari, Schaffner 8: Marx Clolhing Holsum Bakers of Salina Bread al' II's Besl By Qualify Tesl' HOUGH PIANO 8: ORGAN COMPANY Baldwin Pianos and Organs 245 S. Sanla Fe JO-MAR DAIRIES CO. SaIina's Mosl Popular Milk and Ice Cream J. S. DILLON 81 SONS Super Markels al Three Localions I500 S. Ninlh 5I I E. Iron Sunse+ Plaza KEY REXALL DRUG I205 W. Crawford TA 7-9329 The Place 'Io Go for Everylhing KIM'S STEAK HOUSE Feaiuring Choice Broiled S'I'eaks - Chinese Food Open I I:30 a.m. 'Io I0:00 p.m. Wesyleyan Folks, Enioy Krall Manor Chinese I-lospilalily I24 KNIGHT'S SPORTING GOODS TA 7-I I2I SporIing Goods Bolh Wholesale and Relailu 234 Sou'I'h San'I'a Fe LINCK'S DRUG COMPANY I04 S. Sanla Fe TA 3-374I Prescrip'I'ion Specialisl' Free Delivery Service LOWS DRUG STORE SaIina's Olclesl' Name in Drugs I208 S. Sanla Fe LLOYD HOLMGREN, and DALE KRETZ, Owners Be Smarl . . . Shop al' THE MART Open Daily 9 +o 9 Sundays I Io 6 Sunsel' Plaza Shopping Cenfer Family Clolhing and Shoes MASON INVESTMENT COMPANY. INC. Inslallmenl' Financing Manson Inveslmenl Building TA 3-6393 MIDWEST TYPEWRITER SUPPLY Typewrilers - Adding Machines Sales and Service I2I4 S. Sanla Fe MORRISS PHARMACY Kraff Manor Shopping Cenler Prescripfions Cosmelics - Drugs MOE'S HOUSE of PRINTING Prinling Io Meei Your Every Need! 6 I 9 Guernsey TA 3-2772 Nalional Bank of America One-Sfop Banking Where Your Business Is Appreciafed NORRIS FURNITURE Close Io 'I'he Campus I930 S. Ninlh Pepsi Cola Bo++Iing Co. f f :- f . -r .g.s SAY PEPSI PLEASE Regislered Jeweler AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY I08 N. Sanfa Fe PINES SUNDRIES The Bes'I Service For The Besl People-Our CusI'omers TA 3-9443 PIZZA PALACE 226 S. Sanfa Fe For Carry Oul' Orders Call TA 7-58II ROGERS PAINT STORE Complefe Line of Grumbacher Arf Supplies Sunsef Plaza Shopping Cenfer ROBERT'S SHOP Largesf Selecfion of Sporfswear In Salina Feafuring--Whife Sfag Kraff Manor Sf. Clair Hobby Shop Hobbies - Craffs - Toys Open Evenings - Kraff Manor The Salina Boffling Co., Inc. Dr Pepper - Seven Up Salina Coffee House, Inc. I I5 N. 7l'h Resfauranf-School Lunch Room Hofel Fixfures - Equipmenf SALINA FOX THEATRES FOX and STRAND Go Ouf fo a Movie Oflen Gef More Enioymenl Ouf of Life SANDY'S THRIFT N' SWIFT Reasonable Prices DRIVE-IN Fasf Courfeous Service SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLY Downfown Salina School and Office Supplies Back To School Needs SHELTON'S READY-TO-WEAR Where You Find Qualify Consisfenf Wifh Good Service SPANGLER LOCKER PLANT 2 I 5 W. Kirwin Buy Your Meaf In Quanfifyg Use Our Time Paymenf PIan STEVENSON CLOTHING CO. Bofany '500' Suifs McGregor Sporfswear Florsheim Shoes E . Mllil-sl Since l904 TONY'S LITTLE ITALY Affer You've Tried The Resf Try The Besf Free Delivery and I6 oz. Soff Drink For Orders of 55.00 or More TOPPER and TOPPER JR. DRIVE-IN The World's Finesf Eafin' Chicken, Perfecf For Wesleyan Coyol'es UNIVERSITY MARKET l300 S. Sanfa Fe We Deliver Twice Daily 9:30 and 2:30 P.M. TA 7-3677 PLANTERS STATE BANK and PLANTERS MOTOR BANK Full Service Banking Wifh Cusfomer Parking Sfudenfs' Business Solicifed VAN'S Clofhing 8: Shoes Feafuring Fine Clofhing for Men and Boys Open Evenings Till Eighf Elmore Cenfer VERNUNJ' IA Mouos li'lll'l? E0IsrfHfDPf 'fI' D ' W H If You Don'f Know Diamonds, Know Your Jeweler Nucl wsmza F -2 -Q... I23 N. Sanfa Fe Phone TA 3-4422 Weeks Super Markef 505 S. San'I'a Fe The Home of Lower Food Prices Shoes - Hardware - Drugs Make Reservafions for Visifing Friends and Relafives af The WYMORE MOTEL TA 5-5475 500 E. PACIFIC ED and ELSIE ROTHFUSS, Owners BEN G. HUSER, Owner 622 S. Broadway I25 AUTOC KAPHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING CQIQPANY AND WE'RE . GLAD! 'INN 4, . x.. . znf -. nv, 0 0 i 1 g ' IG 1 gi' ! 'U NSN 'Ng' X ' A- 53 ' f ' . 4' 'Hy ' Aw my u, . P+ 45 il ' ,lk gn 8.4 - f 4. .fi f uw' YW- awp, if - 1' 2 ff K. , -l'3,i,, 'K liek -x Q . 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YEARBOGK SIGNING PARTY 1 I3I Q H w' h A A CHOIR TRIP VF' -- V: .. .nQ '4Gu:1 -3. - Miss Carney, Outstanding Nursing Student Karen Kissick Miss Carney, High grade average Erma Brauer Miss Carney, Outstanding Music Student Rosemary Cowan WOMA 9 RECOG ITIO DAY Miss Carney, Outstanding Independent Shelia Lisman i Miss Carney, Outstanding Creek Linda Swain I33 M-., my ,mln BACK ROW: Allan Morgan, Larry Courtney. FRONT ROW: Harvey Rilander, Sam Fine, Coach Blair. I , 'TQ .,, 1 STEVE BURR TENNIS TEAM KEN SMOCK ,,u..M - way -in My 'S BARRY PLUCINSKI Y ps X 4 E .f -v'-nf, L. to R.: Vic Peterson, Dennis Parsons, Harold Johnson, John Koepke. HAROLD JOHNSON , : i g Zvnf' in M-Ii DENNIS PARSONS, JOHN KOEPKE GOLF TEAM JOHN KOEPKE, VIC PETERSON 3 H51 x. Va' 4 b awp J? ivqjfvill ws' at 1 ,Q ,W 1 4 1 xk 'Rf lv z 3,' ,ms W- in . 'fy fa- 4 3 'W I fiz l


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