Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

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M fflffwg -, f 211--:M-, W A ws, J.- f, river 1 :wr -ws ,, ,gi 13 --,wg - Hui, , . , 1 ,,,. f. 1 -, , CARNEGIE SCIENCE HALL-I908 .M AIR VIEW OF CAMPUS IN EARLY I95O's PIONEER HALL-I922 Eighl-four years ago, The Norlh- wesl Kansas Conference of Ihe Melhodisl Episcopal Church came Io Ihe decision Ihal Ihe expanding young conference could ,nor serve Ihe church, and Ialce care of Ihe cul- Iural and spirilual needs ol The new- ly developing Ierrirory as il should, wilhour an educalional inslilulion. Therefore, The Conference in session al Beloit Kansas, March I5, I883, yoled unanimously Io eslrablish an insrilulion of higher learning. In December, I885, Kansas Wesleiyan Universiry was charlered. Early in I886, Ihe cornerslone was laid for Ihe Iirsl building-Lockwood I-Iall. GROUND-BREAKING FOR SAM'S HALL ,i K 3 , Q . f nf , , K1 , L is . ' ' A is , , , an Vw.. 41 1 W A 'fix ,, A Q up 4 , A ,, I A l A OF FINE ARTS-I952 A ' A . :JN -2 , V 'Q 'IF fi ,QW I Qllvqnu' ' , ,.. .,.,,-., '-Q - - , , K, t 'V ' 4 L ,Jia is I V, !qF. me ,AL if 51' M u 3 U5 ,fi ,-'V ' W Www -,H 9 K . ' L' yi I I O I ' ' ' '1 - . A -A735 A - ' 'v A-L z' A 'a A L A ' 1 ' Q 1 fx: 1 X ff. L .,,,,..,,, . ,, L Q ' If ' ' .Y L' A 5 TPL. .,VVz , , .rs - . Aw '1 s M V , -Z , YZVLQE ,. . -W1 1 : b'ff 'vw-has va - 5 ' .4 A A WILSON HALL DORMITORY-l9bI . 'My -- k . X -- . CONSTRUCTION ON PFEIFFER HALL PFEIFFER HALL-I95I MEMORIAL LIBRARY-I948 MARTIN STADIUM-I940 ff '1J',, f' NORTH HALL Q luv SOUTH HALL-l958 I5, I886, llie doors were udenls. In appropriale suc- buildings have lollowed llwal' Some, Lockwood l-lall in- ll and uselul lile, and llfieir way for +l'1e conslruclion ol even bellrer buildings lo accomodale llwe growing campus. AIR VIEW OF CAMPUS IN EARLY I96O's ff www, t ff -IH , N'-'Q-...N-54, 1 M - F Q ,, .R 1... -mf--. ,...., .,wh-ww-A ,F .-q ' Ziff' v S DESTRUCTION OF SCHUYLER HALL-I966 HIGHLAND HOUSE-ADDED I 966 Q ,Ns ,, E if Ab A I fy ii e ,QW-NRS ' i mx --z I -' I , . -s - , . , 1 it O ,, I ,yn I I f I-1.2 ,fi 5 .5-,-gs-Wy, ggi , I . . as .. 'P X TTR I X I 17:-X P X4 I Zz. - B- . Q5 T ,ww Lis I . 3 ,NW 3 . 3 ,sm --.. - Q2 'f , 1.4 f i ni -, 'W . i I ,-.. SSS I l I as Q sss I af' sil k ? ,K f ,222 ' as xx, 4 in 8 x f s W iw 1 3 o S, fx sf? T sig, E if I JP' .. I INDEPENDENCE HALL- Q., N ,TL GREEK HALL GREEK HALL-I966 NEW SCIENCE HALL TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION SUMMER OF I967 I , is .. .. fu L 1, - , . ifs 13 I rr I . Q I 966 9 f -, I I ' W . 21,1 ,, ix I I fx. . 5 N' . ,R and insH+uIion and This com- muniIy, we cIecIicaIe Hwese forward pages, wi+h Ihe IUII awareness and pride II1aI our campus is o n e Ihar epiIomIzes growII1-II1aI' necessary I eIemenI Io educaion. I -'67 Coyofe sfaff TSE is DEDICATION There is a cerTain man oTTen seen abouTcan'1lous. He is easily recognized as he saunTers casually inTo The sTudenT cenTer-usually carrying a brieTcase- or as he is daily seen Talking To sTudenTs in hallways. This Tall man wi+h his ready smile is noTed Tor his personal concern Tor and eager willingness To help each individual sTudenT. We, The CoyoTe sTaTT oT l967, wish To dedicaTe This sixTy-second ediTion oT The annual To This man-DaTTin Swede Back- sTrom-in appreciaTion Tor The many quieT services he perTorms daily. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY R l . Y ,f if . T T V' DR. D. ARTHUR ZOOK was in- auguraTed in I955. Since ThaT Time The sTudenT body has grown Trom 250 To over 700. lvlany buildings have been added To accomodaTe The growing sTudenT enrollmenT. Pres- idenT Zoolc's experience as a minisTer, Teacher and adminisTraTor gives our campus presTige-as does his con- cern Tor academic excellence and The highesT possible sTandards Tor Kansas Wesleyan. DR. PAUL W. RENICH, as Ac- ademic Dean, is The direcTor oT ad- missions and chieT adminisTraTor oT The insTrucTional program oT The Uni- versiTy. l-lis primary concern involves curriculum and TaculTy maTTers. ffssxmeifzee, Thelma BOOK RGQFSJNGF Chesfer Brown, Vice Presidenf Charles Selden, Admissions Direcior - 17 ..,. , TI ' ' ' Q , nfl Q Sm, X ii.. Wg X Ss A ,- '-i' '-- - , l s .. K ..,.. Via? I I kV,. :.,.lik E i si S V - R6 l I1 fs . s Q Q R n ew ...sg asm ., MM Les1'er Ruegsegger, Business Manager 1 l i s s John Van Gundy, Execufive Alumni Sec. Cecil Pqgfl Djrecfor of Main nd Cindy Smull, Secrefary Marilyn Comer, Chief Accounianf and Jane Van Gundy, Assisfani' Accounfanf Joyce Hun+, Direc+o,r of Publicify Paul Friesner, Librarian, Barbara Kelly and Louise Margaref Giles, Boolcslore Jane Hoobler, Press Manager lj. f Wi, , W 5, 2 , 3 '2 'li Fern Llf1ClSleY. Alumni SGCFGJYGFY Virginia King, Universiiy Nurse AllDrigl'1+, Assislanls, Irene DeWiH', Sludenl Cenler J. P. Smi+l'1. AClmiVllSJfV6JflV9 ASSiS'fBD'l' Barbara Lyons, Dean's Secrelary . Marfha Harvey, Developmenl Secrelary William Salmon, Universily Chaplain Virginia Reeves, Phyllis Davis, Arlene Lloyd and Sue Seng, Business Office Personnel a 5 S E Bernice Hamilfon, Regis+rar's Secrelrary Ann Cocldingfon, Sharon Holcon, Joyce Merriman and Lois Peferson Prinling Personnel Ja up ,muh WIA 1 Mug Dorofhy Gregory and Sharon Andrews, Admissions Secrefaries Irene Minear, Unuversury Diehrian , - -Q 5-1 i t 'W . ,fwfss ooo 3 - 3 - . ,,. , Wi- 1 ,-, A 1. wg 5,5 qw sexism F 35 7, gl is E ,4 ef -i. Sis i XS 551 is -A 14 Peggy Pa'H'erson, Piacernenf Secrefary Efhel ElIioH, Head Resident Wilson 3. s x Social Sciences Basic social science courses slrive lo pro- vide lhe sludenl wilh a beller underslanding of himself and lhe slruclure and dynamics of sociely. Wilh 'rhis obieclive in view lhe program exhibils The conlinuily of sociely by placing ideas of 'fhe pasl in signilicanl relalion wilh Those ol lhe presenl and locales lhe indivi- dual wi'rhin lhe complexilies of lhe modern world. ll provides lhe sludenl slcills in The Techniques of lhe social sciences. ll allempls lo bring lhe sludenls lo a recognilion ol lhe ideological, inslilulional and personal diller- ences which underlie conllicls of value. ll seelcs, finally, lo help lhe sludenl make per- sonal decisions which relilecl inlelligenl knowledge of lhe wider inleresls of manlcind. Y' w Dr. Culver G. Warner, Sociology i Norman Sf. John, Business I8 Daffin Biaclcshom, Social Science .,,, -- .v W X , '3' -N'--ci: - - X W . D , fl, A 2 ..,.. -.-M Sfk if' ' ' A Q. A .t ,f .Mc -V A- ww Nw. . ,.., 1. .,.. ., . 'K We g I f K' 'I' TEL ,Q 'f , A 4 X --:. , 8, , A ,...,- . K Dr. Charles Giles, Polirical Science J. M. Kim, Economics wave-rs, Dr. Harry Mason, Psychology John Dahlquisf, Hisrory Dr. Charles B. Creager, Physics Dr. Kennelh Carmen, Malhemaiics 20 Yaun Chiang Bio Chemisfry Natural Sciences The main purposes of This division are 'ro delineale ihe long siruggle of +he human inielleci in organizing iis observalions of naiural phenomena info coherenl syslems of Jrhoughi, io communicale ihe Thrill of The scienli- fic guest +o develop rhe meihodo- logy and skills for compereni labora- Tory work, 'ro promoie marhemaiical Thinking and 'ro relale lhe scienfific enierprise To oiher human endeavors. 'v - was Dr. Bernard Owen. Zoology Chorinieih Raiagopalan, Bofany N. Paul Sfuclry, Physics H hm... Roberi' M. Tombauqh. Chemisfry Kennefh Sfubbs, Mafhemaiics Calvin Sfansberry, Engineering Applied Arts And Sciences The purpose of lhis division is lo help lhe sluclenl who will be slriving 'ro help oihers Through a basic underslanding of loday's eclucalional insrilulions and lhe modern slu- den'r's goals in educalion. I+ prepares slu- clenrs for a healrhier, more aclive life, lhrouqh physical eclucalion. f K . :1f2f' V, A V,,i9 ,?4:,f, A Franklin Bissell, Physical Eclucarion Lois Eaglefon, Home Economics ,qw Dr. Alberl' Nelson, Educalion Kenneih Cochran, Baslcelball Coach l 4 ff ,z f f ' fi . DP i , I If W, . +7 A mi W Qs ly? '? 14 f 1' swf' ff. 1 Wt' A H Lloyd Frerer, English-Drama Fine Arts The Fine Aris division sensiiizes ine s+u- deni' To The age-old aris of self-expression. In ine molding of an inieiieci Hwis sensifiviiy and appreciaiion of beaufy and dramaiic speaking are Hue aims of ihis deparimeni. Charles Rogers, Ari S Iff -- Norman Hansen, English-Speech Harry H. Huber, Music-Organ We :fi mA,hLi 3 gn, W - 4. ' L MW' L 1 E' ..,,, ..,, K , - if 'iv Ki S' EZ sax if rf if . vial ..,. its Judifh Tullis, English an Lydia Sfucky, Spanish Humanities The main purposes of 'rhis division are 'ro perpeiuaie The ihoughis, sensibiliiies, and faifhs which find embodimenlr in The classic wriiings and creaiions of ihe Wesiern lradi- Jrion, fo give a background for crifical iudg- menls and 'ro develop a feeling of conlem- porary relevance for The hisiory of ihe hu- man spirit .lm 'if Q1 Olga Bom, German I l in fzi ' i ni, Thomas J. Durkin, Philosophy 49 Dayle Durlun English X -or L' if 'E' Z .seg E ly 'S Qf Dr. Vern A. Panzer, English Reverend W. E. Cassell, Religion ., , ga D. Wayne Monfgomery, Religion i'li E Q Q Peggy Null, English Lilybelle Carlisle, English George Heflce, French x f Q N -QQ Harold Frazell, Admissions 28 Pefe Sfone, Admissions Dave Marfin, Admissions ' fr EK KVM!!! W STUDENTS wr Km .. Alsobrook, Faye Afkinson, Sharon Burr Oak, Ks. Marqu-eHe, Ks. B6f1ediC'l'. Paul Blackford, Shelia Hun+ir1g'ron,N.J. Hill Ciiy, Kg, k n Backsfrom, Laverne EasJrS1'. Louis. III. Brigh+bill, Terry Salina, Ks. 'ih Beach, Barbara Wakeeney. Ks. Briney. Dwighi' Goodland, Ks. x r I, Q 1 aa.a we Seniors Al-Br Q Bumsfed, Frank Salina, Ks. Davis, Carry Salina, Ks. Caldwell, Elwyn Salina, Ks. Davis, John Wichifa, Ks. .mf 35. .5 I 55555, Seniors Bu-Fi 5. s 1 so' Chauncey, Wayne Salina, Ks. Dempsey, George Ma nkafo, Ks. 1' Daly, John Solomon, Ks. Finley. Jim Downs, Ks. Ar' 1 . Shun-' 1 Seniors Fo-Ho Fos'rer, Thomas Easf Ruflwerford, N.J. Hibberf, James Wesley Soufhampfon. Penn. Green, Oliver Salina, Ks. Hoffman, Joyce Kanopolis, Ks. Harvey, Ka'l'l1y Collyer. Ks. Hoisingfon, Tom Enferprise, Ks. Hasiings, John Menfor, Ks. Holfgren, Leslie Salina. Ks. H938 Shu! WSIZ7' Hul+gren. Pafflflla Joseph, Sieve Laughlin, Marcelene Leazure Gary Marquelle. KS- Salina, Ks. Goodland. Ks. Falco K5 Li hffool' Dale Q n Kansas Cily, Mo. Maxwell, Dennis Salina, Ks. Masfers, Roberl' Burlingame. Ks. McClure, Marcia Wichila, Ks. dit.. 1- .JAWS 385' . Seniors Hu-MCC Seniors Mi-Re Michaelson, Roger Brooklyn, N.Y. Pefers, Roberi' Rockville, lvlcl. Rafhbone, Frank Rey, Roberi' New York, N.Y. Slalen Island, N.Y. Monfgomery, Cliff Salina, Ks. Powell, Dwighi' Agra, Ks. Panzer, Judy Salina, Ks. Powell, Janice Lebanon, Ks. Rogers, Bill Soulhampfon. N.Y Sanger, Alfha lvlorland, Ks. ScoH, Anne Cincinnaii, Ohio Seng, Kalhy Wells, Ks. Smifh, Don Goodland. Ks. Sobelman, David Cedarhursf. N.J. Somers, Terry Delplwos. Ks. Sfeele, Bonnie Salina. Ks. Seniors Sto-Za Slone, Judy Sfubbs, Don Salina, Ks, Wichila, Ks. Thelander, Klinl' Wall, Keynen Salina, Ks. Salina. Ks. Tamagny, Bob Allendale, N.J Waiaha, John Mamlwalrlan, Ks Weberg, Jef Wingel, Gerald Zaiss, James Salina, Ks. lnman, Ks. Chapman, Ks. Beliel, Neola Clark, Carolyn Salina, Ks. Salina, Ks. Cox, John Crow, Mike Concordia, Ks. Salina, Ks. 'full' its ri f 'Q 42' ,fffufi , .fn 'fx 1 . , 'W E X, 'W Eol ,, iv oo i 'V- if 'fit Arnold, Parsons Linda Claflin, Ks. Baugl'1, Rucloncla Ada, Ks. Coleman, Phillip Wiclwiia, Kansas Culley, Jennie Alliens, Oliio 'wwf 'Hun-1- is-? 3.5 dang, Asclwer, RU'l'h Salina, Ks. Beals, Leroy Salina, Ks, Juniors Ar-Fa Cooper, Linn Norlon, Kansas Dyer, Lynn Denver, Colo. -on thy fy humor' ,W Barker, Dave Prairie View, Ks. Bel+, Olen Benniriqlon, Ks. Cossio, Manuel Brooklyn, New York Fabriiiis, Pai' Edgewaier Park, N. J fr - Q,A . ' ' F A if :' u q , ll g 'Q 'Q 'L2 ,.. ., , is kk Arii 5 K kkri 1. M .... 5- X A VVV N1: ' Sr fbiwigi 'F S 12 v , 2 rs is K Fender, Ed Liillelon, Colo. Fosfer, Marilyn Claverly, Ks. Fiedler, Janice Fifzgerald, Cheryl Fleagle, James Forbes, William Enferprisel KS. Salina, KS, Enlerprise, Ks. Lyndliursr, N. J Frazier, Jim GeHys. Becky 95656. Bob Gray. Vernon Hill Cifyl KS. Eglin A,F,B, Fla. Enlerprise, Ks. Valley Cenfer, Ks Juniors Fe-Ho Grover, Arihur Menlo, Ks. Hansen, Gene Salina, Ks. Henderson, Wilde Hg-Hman' Don Holler, Verna Salina, Ks. Abilene, Ks, Marqueffe, Ks 'iifi' ,, K . swag' -1 5' M: Huff, Mike Hyson, Sieve 'S'-'Wh Chuck Claflin, KS. Salina, Ks. VVFCIWHG. Ks. Junk, Judy Quincy, Ks. Larson, Sieve Brooklyn, N.Y. Khedlin, Marcia Washingfon, Ks. Leazure, Dee Palco, Ks. Juniors Hu-Lea Lee, Kenny Brooklyn, N.Y, Mangee, Philip Linden, N.J. Muck, James Gaylord, Ks. O'Brien, Connolly Paris, Texas Lenz, Ellen Salina, Ks. Marcy, John Norion, Ks. Juniors Lee-Pa Myers, Bren Smiih Cenier. Ks. Odom, Mark Bonner Springs. Ks. Livoii, Joseph T. Brooklyn, N.Y. Marozas, Ron Foresi Hills, N.Y, Neureriier, Craig Kenmore, N.Y. Ogden, Marion Goddard, Ks. Loy, Richard Salina, Ks. McMullen, Rod Phillipsburg, Ks Loyd, Bob Jeiierson Oily, Mo Morgan, Myron Concordia, Ks. Parscale, Dwighi Paul, Sam Salma. Ks. Kansas Ciiy, Mo. l -401' is 'Uk no -og 'ull' 1 we-'nv' VX 6 Pefron, Nick Boqala, NJ. Schnackenberg, Carol Englewood, Colo. fm A Preslon, Wayne Lifflelorv, Colo- Shorf, Dick Goodland. Ks. .. Reilly, Dick Roe, Sharon Brooklyn, N.Y. Falco, Ks. i .BQQ Ryser, Roxanna Ames, Ks. Jumors Pe St QR --N-. M Smull, Larry Somers, Marcia Soufhernl Kay Slockebrand' P-if Salina, Ks. Salim. KS- Larned, Ks. Peabody' KS' 459 sv.: A AZ 647 ,.4' M XX-f1g,,. 4l Juniors Ta-Ze Taslter, Jerry Benninqlon, Ks. Vander Giesen, Bonnie Downs, Ks. Thomas, Nancy Weber, Ks. Whilesell, Wanda Benninqlon, Ks. Turner, Bolo Denver, Colo. Williams, Larry Prall, Ks. Twadc.lell,Jol1n Beloil, Ks, Zerbe, William Salina, Ks. 42 Ausfin, Sue Benninqfon, Ks. Bensin, Carl Hunfinqfon, L.l Berg, Sandy Salina, Ks. Be'H'erson, John Salina, Ks. Brancaio, Bob Rochesre r, N.Y. Briggs, Pai' Livinqsfon. N.J. Brindle, Wayne BeHeviHe, Ks. Broiherfon, Lynn Aurora, Colo. Sophomores Cummings, John Salina, Ks. D'Ambrosio, AI Easl Newport N.Y. Bu-Da Dalrymple. Mike Salina, Ks. Daniels, Pai Haig ler, Ks. Bueehner. Emilie Caldwell, N.J. Bungay, Ron Valley Srream, N.Y Burger, Dennis Yon lcers, N.Y, Burquisf, Carlisle Salina, Ks. Burris, Harry Wichira, Ks. Ca rpenfer, John Denver, Colo. Coe, Phillip Sommerville, N.Y. Connors, Bruce Baldwin, N.Y. Darylichen, Frank Perllw Amboy, N.J. Ellaerf, Larry Berqenlield, NJ. Davis, Teri Fullon, Mo. Ellis, Ann Denver, Colo, De Arvil, Royal Wlmealridqe, Colo. Ellison, Barbara Goodlend, Ks. Deninger, Gilberf Valley Siream, N.Y. Erickson, Allece Goodland, Ks. Dillinger, Rollin Bazine, Ks. Fardelman, Janei' Livingslon, NJ, Sophomores Dar-Far Sophomores Fel-Fry Fell, Jolm Pom' Clwesler, N.Y Forsier, Louis Topeka. Ks. Forlmeyer, Roger Topeka, Ks. FosseH, Jaclc Salina, Ks. Fowler, Mark Weslllelcl, N.Y. Fry, Marilyn Greeley, Colo. ,.,,,,f Bradley Gibson, Bob Gordon. Cf3ll1Y Allwol, Ks. PorlWasl1inglon, N.Y. Salina, Ks. Gibson, QQ, Qi, awe 4 K 1 ,lf CVM .1 Cf 194 ,I Hi' Gorfon, Gary Lincoln, Ks. Gould, J. C. Plwillipsburg, Ks. Grauer, Charles Wilson, Ks. Gregory, Bob Lakewood, Colo Harmon, Milne Wichlla, Ks. Hagen, Rudy Passaic, NJ. Harrison, Warren Kearny, NJ. Haslcer, Linda Salina, Ks. Heide, Sieve Smillw Cenler, Ks. Sophomores Ge-He Sophomores He-J e Helberh Glenda Salina, Ks. Higgins. Nancy Kansas Clly, Mo Hill, Judy Salina, Ks, Howard, Jerry Salina, Ks. Hunfer, Jamie Salina, Ks. Hunfer, M. Jean Brooklyn, N.Y. Jacks, Armada Ka nsas Cily, Mo. Jennings. Don Longmont Colo. drug , . l- .mn Z if Q, me .ge 4 , ,K K M W 3 4 :s::23,Q , .f 4 1 .1 Johnson, Elwood Cresco, Pa. Keeler, Sandy Longmonl, Colo. fx, I , J Jones, Amy Topeka, Ks. Keller, Sue Sparla, NJ, Rullwerlord, NJ. King, Jim Marallnon, Fla, V Knox, Bill Garden Cily, N.Y C '-qv' . Krumel, Kalherine Kyle, David Lafferiy, Pa+ Lambert Vaughn Grosse P+. WOOdS- Mlfih- Kansas Ciiy. Mo. Salina. Kans. Smiflw Center, Kans. 2 Sophomores y Kr-Mc i ! 'A E, Leidig, Darryl Norlon, Kans. Marxmiller, Linda Salina, Ka ns. ww, .. , a aa Li, Wendy Malaysia MaHison, Judy New Cambria, Kans. Lindfors, James Assaria, Kans. May, Julie Kenwood, Calif. ??t3F4 5 Lane, John Dover, NJ. ,-ff ,,,,, ,,,,....,,, .,,, . ., V, ,,, .3 1 ia' frM'w?if'? 3,5 alai iiii L . , '-'i' --i'i.- ' 1 Y W ' 'W' , , ,,,,,,, J Lundy, Susan Colorado Springs, Colo. McCreary, William Norion, Kans. Maidalani, Naeem Lebanon McLindon, DOFOHIY Pra H1 Kans. 'Tap me 50 A 'Q Minard, Mary Concordia, Kans. wwfgi' was Eg-ug-up ' Moeller, George Euslls, Fla. Morgan, Don Plainville, Kans. liz Nelson, Judy Nech, Terry Rulelon, Kans. Kansas Cily, Kans. Pegg, Ben Red Cloud, Neb. Pilger, Lorraine Sharon Springs, Kans. Pefers, Elaine Lyons, Ka ns. Pilger, Pai' Sharon Sprinqs, Kans. Peffifcrd, Sharon Kansas Clly, Mo. Pinkney, Sandy Grand Junclion, Colo. Newberger, Darryl O'Neil, Henry Wlmileslone, N.Y. Brooklyn, N.Y. Oreslrovich, Ann Osborn, Lynn Pueblo, Colo. Smllll Cenler, Kans Sophomores Mi-Pin Plummer, John Powell. Sl19ffY Lyons, Kans. Concordia, Kans. . 5 N, -2-nz, r 'WS S' Sophomores P1-Se gi f :IVF -sl: - S -megig Ranlcin, Bruce Lillle Falls, N.J. Richardson, Cheryl Canon Cily, Colo. Rappa porl, Armand Wharlon, N.J. Ripley, Cyncly Salina, Kans. Reilly, Ed Brooklyn, N.Y. Robinson, Sieve Salina, Kans. Romaine, Jim Saddle Broolc, Schellhamer, Marilyn N.J. Buclqlirw, Kans. Schoeller, Milre Minneapolis, Ka ns. Semlcoff, Oleg Chicago, lll. Hu Seusy, Mary Salina, Kans. Slewarf, Nancy Denve r, Colo. Simpson, Phil Sink. Sfeve Colorado Springs, Colo. E5bO'l'-Kan5- Tarullo' glenn Tegeihoff, Laverne Lundhu,-S+' NIJ. Washinglon, Kans. Smiih. Ron Sfeclcel, Barry Marwl'1Glidf1, KGUS- Franklin Lakes, NJ. .au--is Thomas, Judy Weber, Kans. Thompson, Daniel Tombaugh, Rufh Trow, Linda Ellinwood, Kans. Burdelfl Kang. Hillsboro. Kans. use Sophomores Se-Tr l Tucker, Anifa Kansas Cily, Mo. Va nclerma rlc, David Carlerel, N.J. Van Gundy, Milfon Salina, Karas. Walson, Winclolyn Kansas Cily, Mo. Ward, Diclr Chicago, lll. Wendling, Phillip Manlwallan, Kans. Williams, Neil Chicago, Ill. Zamba, Frank Perlln Amboy, N.J. iw, V? y 'wav ..-qu., yew. Qi sy 5 Albers, Cindy Qaiciand, Karl, Amick, Linda Marion, Kam. Ampe, Diane W:1SiiiVTf1ilbYW, Kuna Andersen, Craig Saiina, Kans. Armour, Gary Saiina, Kans. Afoman, Judy Fi. Lyon, Colo. Baker, Janice Saiina, Kam. Baker, John Eusiis, Pia, Barrow, Frances Riicy, Kfms. Baughman, Sharon Kansas Ciiy, Mo. Bendix, Linda Peniieid, N.Y. Beniz, Marilyn Tamoa, Karf. Freshmen A1-Be 'I 295. -4 'f'D Bernard, Mary Ann Chicago, Ill. Bowersox, John Denver, Colo. Brzon, Valeila Belleville. Kans. Chubbuclc, Linda Concordia, Kans. Kgaaaq-2 Befhel, Earl Brooklyn, N.Y. Bowman, Philip Larnecl, Kans. Burger, Cheryl Sylvan Grove, Kane. Clayfon, Norman Clilfon, N.J. f ,px 'ww-.W I ,,,,,, rrrryr 9 1 ,.., I 1 W' A--us... awp Bierman, Bernie Topeka. Kans. Breiiensiein, Terry Newion, Kans. Call, Terry Belvidere, N.J. Cooney, Richard Floral Park, N.J. .i Pun' .V 2 in ul. I Q i 7. t :Q N Billings, Joan Ke-nsinqlon, Kans. Brichacelr, Anile Newlon, Kans. Carsfen, Cheryl Sloclclon, Kans. Cooper, Charles Arvada. Colo. 5' y y r yy A X .. X 9 -mfr' Boolh, Shirley E. Slroudsburq, Penn, Brown, Cynlhia Republic, Kans. Chrisfoi, Mariann Bensenville, Ill. Crank, Douglas Salina, Kans. V . i'hl 9 ' ke it l . . yyly A Cryderman, Charles Abilene, Kansa. Danziger, Ken Yonkers, N.Y. David, Nancy Lenora, Kans. Davis, Les Wiciwiia, Kans. Day, Eugene Leesburg, Fia. Demari, Lois Arkansas Ciiy, Kans. Dickman, Bob CincinnaTi,Oi'1io Dickson, Richard Noriiwiieid, NJ. Doiioff, Kay Osborne, Kans. Duiohery, Linda Salina, Kans. ,, ,... Syl Freshmen Cr-Du n .. . X .. -:Q a.- X . fl l' Wagga. ' --aw: 1 , 5 7, 0 f flew 55 Eiclr,Slepl1en Seaford, N.Y. Fardella, Milre Brooklyn, N.Y. Ellison, Tina Goodland, Kans, Fehlinger, William Barringlon, NJ. 'i Inna, -rv' Elhridge, William Pueblo, Colo. Fielder, Gary Enlerprise, Ka ns. Evans, Louie Phillipslourq, Kans Fischer, Roberl Daylon, Ohio 'nw Mx s 'n. 3' f' Y Flefcher, Connie Akron Colo. Friesen, Linda Chay Cenfor, Kama. l 1 -'N -Vg ,aws- ilk' qw 'Zi' Fos+er, Bill Frazier, Sfeven Franiz, Joe Fredericlcs, Harold Mon+vIHe, NJ. Sdiwe, Kans, Rocky Ford, Co!o. Franldin Square, N.Y Fuoco, Tom Gains, Ira George, John Gill, James SavvfHe, N,Y. Hewfeff, N.Y. XVasHi'13fon, Kans. SGMPE, Kane. : x 'W 5 Freshmen F1-Gi WSP Gosfauias, Richard Roselle, N.Y. Grace, Ronald Chicago, lll. Hampfon, Gar y Hanseelc, Lorraine Longmont Colo. Roselle, N.Y. Gregory, Paul La laewood, Colo. Haslcer, Mary Lou Salina, Kans. .., Grier, Bob Mouml Hope, Kans. Hasfings, David Salina, Karla. Hamm, Jim l-lill Cify, Kans. Hewle, James Wliealon, lll. Freshmen Go-Ho l Heimer, Jim Herberf, Adonna Hill, Befhel Hoffs, Jamie Hogarfy, Vicki J K l . . . elmore, GHS Salina, Kams. Salma, Kang, Republic, Karis. Tescoil, Karts. Holley, Jim Cllffon, NJ. Hoffman, Orrene Abilene, Kans. Houdeshell, Donald Salina, Kans. Hugg, Kafhy Manchesfer, Kans. Hughes, James f:aIr'1awr,N.J. Humphrey, Ray Wesfminsfer, Colo. Hysom, Sandy SaUna, Kans. Irons, Kerry Minneda, Kans. Jacks, Vincenf Kansas CIW, Mo. Jakabosky, Ma ry Ann BcIlevIUe, Kans. Freshmen J e-Le Jensen, Sharon Lincoln, Kans. Jezelc, Evelyn Holyroocl, Ka ns. Johnson, Lee La lcewood, N.Y. Junlc, Bari Quincy, lll. Jusl, Diclc Salina, Kans. Keller, William l-laddam, Kans. Kim, Tae Ok Malverne, N.Y. Kline, Linda Norland, Kans. Knarr, Charles Jewell, Kans. Koph, Brenda Salina, Kans. Krause, Caroline Colorado Spring Krilrs, Hilda Belleville, Kans. Kruel, Franlr Monroe, Conn. Lally, Lynn Dover, NJ. Leach, Terry Lorraine, Kans. s, Colo. We Lenh, Kirby Wenonaln, Kans. Liehen, Eleanor Kansas Cfly, Kans. Lighfner, Sue Salina, Kans. Luncl, Jolene Green, Kans. Macy, Sue Courlland, Kans. Magaihan, Dan Salina, Kans. Manzone, John Dumonl. NJ. Mariefia, Marilyn Salina, Kans. Marlin, Beverly Kansas Cily, Mo. Maulone, Joel Smilhlown, NY. McCauley, Russ Zurich, Kans. McClellan, Laurel Loge n, Ka ns. McDonald, Roberf Osborne, Kans. McDonald, Gayle Puebla, Colo. McGilvray, Alan La lccwnod, Colo. McKay, Helen Palcrson, NJ. Mellon, Muriel Slocldor, Kans, Menzies, Vicki VVasl'winql'on,KaV15. Merriman, Don Salina, Kars. Mefzler, Alberi' Hollis, N.Y, 1 'NP is-6 ii 4:-my-. igi?,'fai?.isa.., 45,1313 walk? tea-:W Rain? ,. igpyggig 531. ,'s,i-fry. 41211 1 4 WU 6' JI X ,E :xi Y, ' ,E ,nn ,.pulunng, Freshmen Le-Me Wifi 'CDA Freshmen Mi-O1 Meyer, Bonnie Salina, Kans. Musalek, Aniia Goodland, Kans. Nrann, Carolyn Brewsfer, Kans. Milazzo, Randy Parlin, N.J. Naafz, John Park Ridge, Ill. Nucifora, Roberi' Lodi, N.J. Miller, Dave Marcello, N.J. Naegele, Bob Lu cas, Kans. Nyp, Rod Polco, Ka ns. Mifchell, Phil Lebanon, Kans. Noble, Bob Ofc! Bridge, N.J. Odom, Sue Bonner Springs, Kans. WH' u'Y f ' Mon+gomery, Roberf Salina, Kans. Norwood, James Salina, Kans. Olsen, Alan Malverne, N.Y. i 'tix 'WP Osborne' John Parscale. Larry Par+ner, Dan Pau, Randy Englewood' NNI- Selina, Kans. Wheafridqe. Colo. Bronx, N.Y. pefmnl Tom Pickerell, Leslie Poe, Roberf Powell, Dennis Freeport N.Y, Selina, Kans. Mission, Kans, Agra, Kans. Pukr HOHY Randle. Marc Rich. Lee Ridgeway, Sharon Mom+rose,Co1o. Morqarwille, Kans. Park Ridge, HT. Denver, Colo. Peferson, Dave Manhasser, N.Y. PruiH, John Barnard, Kans. Riofh, Lore Colorado Springs, Colo. Freshmen Os-Ri Ripple, Rifa Salina, Kans. Rolh roclc, Deanna Maclcsville, Kans. Roy, Carol Newlon, N .J. Ryun, Rila Whealridqe, Colo. Senn, Paul Wehr, Germany Schmiil, Karl Vifilmerle, Ill. Sco'H, Harry Cincinnali, Ohio Selm, Linda Salina, Kans. Sharp, Ivy Riley, Kans. Sheppa rd. Kafhy Tescoll, Ka ns. Sheppard, Sam Salina, Kans. Shoemaker, Cindy Cheyenne Wells, C Sievers, Connie olo. Junclion Cily, Kans. Sims, Joe Allen, Kans. Sinner, Linda Monlrose, Colo. Freshmen Ri-Si , ,,,, ff VHi,L!.f A 4. X if K l ,,, fi if V' 'Q'--0 vfnf 'as Freshmen S1-Va Slavik, Elaine Kensinqofn, Kans. SmarH, Diana Colorado Springs, Smiih, Roberf Syossef, N .Y. Smoclr, Joseph Essex Falls. N.J. Sniflrer, Teresa Hope, Ka ns. Soons. Jim Englewood. N.J. Sfeinbroclr, Eflwel N ulley, N .J. Sievens, Jael: Salina, Kans. Sfewarf, Donna Salina, Kans. Sfubbs, Sam Wichifa, Kans. To+l1, Sluari' Clary, N.Y. Tripp. Roberf Colo Franklin Square. N.Y. True, Don Courfland, Kans. Unruh, David Ufica, Kans. Vanf-Bundy, Nancy Salina, Kans. ik. x. ,r 9u Van Riper, Pam Nickerson, Karas. Waller, Sarah Riley, Kans. Wiggins, Kennelh Kansas Ciiy, Mc. Wilson, Jim l-larision, Karis. .i VeH'er, Peggy New York, N.Y. Ward, Gail Glenview, lil. Willef, Jane Saianla, Kans. Wrigl-a+, Janei' Kanorado, Kans. 2 gn wi ' fe-W ' 'Ku Q Q iig F V , WNW? iirr ' xi.. esffezzf Visser, Gordon Riley, Ka ns. Waser, Mary Ann Waslwingion, Kans, Williams, David Monirose, Colo. Wyclcoff, Janie Caldwell, Karis. - ,s.,,s,.L.....1-WN Vo+l1, 'Dennis Russell, Kans. Weis, Diane Salina, Kans. Williams, Don Monlrose, Colo. Yoclcers, Marcia Salina, Ka ns. .Mes if , ,, Waiie, Randy Kerisingiori, Kans. While, Viclci Milwaukee, Wis. Williamson, Ron Aurora, Colo. Zerger, Bryce Wesion, Mo. Z1 ' 5 , Q .,A ',,, 5 I N4 Q , s I ACTIVITIES AND GRGANIZATIONS 69 , Mrs. Presfon. Advisor: Pal Hulfqren, Presidenf: Pai Sfoclcebrand, Vice Presidenl: Shelia Blackford. Treasurer and Julie Macey. Secrefary. 1, . i -'L-9 l r 4' M 1 ' X T Barbara Ellison, Elaine Pelers. Sealed: Sue Ausiin, Joan Billings and Lorraine Pilger. 70 Tae Ok Kim, Pal Sfockebrand, Shelia Blackford, Pal' Hulfgren. Presidenl' Pal' Hulfgren gives Julie Macey her pin of inilialion. Home Economics Club The Home Economics Chapler is designed 'ro provide lor professional developmeni' Jro college siudenis who are inreresied in home economics. The Kansas Wesleyan Chapier specifical- ly worlcs Toward promoling good rela- lions among lacully and siudenls, help- ing slrudenis become acguainled wilh leaders who have aliained recognirion in home economics, seeking an under- sianding among people of oiher cul- Jrures. and parliciparing in promoling Jrhe obieclives and program of lhe American Home Economics Associa- lion. The facully sponsor for The club is Mrs. Preslon. Home Economics Teacher. Officers: Bob Kelley, Don RecTenwald, Mark Odom. and Dick ShorT. Circle K Club Circle K Club is an organizaTion wiTh some l4,000 members ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. Sponsored by Kiwanis lnTernaTional and The local Kiwanis groups, Circle K men are de- dicaTed To service To God, service To coun- Try, service To mankind and service To Circle K. The rendering of unselfish service To oThers is The sole purpose Tor The exisTence of lnTer- naTional Circle K. STarTed This year by The Salina Kiwanis Club. The Wesleyan Circle K Club will provide an imporTanT linlc beTween The college and The surrounding communiTy Through The close con- TacT wiTh Salinans. Members: Mark Odom. Leroy Beals, Chris Polzer, Bob Kelley. STeve Robinson. Firsf row: Dicl: ShorT. David HasTings, Don Recfenwald and Don Merriman. NNNNN T, ... 55.5- -asgs'-Q -...,,,.N..-N -'Q'---. '--- 's --- -Q Q--.. '- - '--.., '-----.4 T filslmzig li ii Sill! milf Z! ' Ap? Sponsors: Don Hough, Bob Kelley, Darryl BenTz. Bob Hansmann. Firsi row: Allison Chandler, LesTer Ruegsegger and Merle Smoclc. 7I l Joe Livoli, Ed Miller, Sieve Joseph, Mr, l-lansen, Rollin Dillenger, Bob Lloyd. Seafed: Tina Ellison, Janice Fiedler, Laverne Baclcsfrom and Mary Ann Bernard Debate And Speech A debafe squad was organized on campus lasl year for The 'lirsl lime in many years. The lacully sponsor is Norman Hansen. This year ihe leam Traveled lo Denver and many olher cifies fo debafe. Individual speaking, noi' a new arl' 'ro The campus bui always one of inleresl. was also Very acllve' Relaxing is par? of fhe preparalion for a clebale. Ed Miller, Tina Ellison, Mike Mays, Joe Livoli, Mr. l-lansen, Bob Lloyd. Wesleyan Writers l And Lambda Iota Tau The Alpha Phi chapler ol The inlernalion- al honorary lralernily, Lambda lola Tau, has led an aclive life during ils 'rhree years on campus. They sponsor lilerary figures 'ro come lo The campus. The Wesleyan Wrilers meel monlhly lo compare. discuss and queslion lheir own individual wriling. They publish a mag- azine. lhe Curren'l', which conlains varied wrilings from sludenl aulhors on campus. The organizalions sponsors speakers lo help young crealive wrilers 'ro berler un- dersland l'he arf of wriring. Wesleyan Wrilers Officers: Wayne Brindle: Vice Presidenl, Dr. Panzer: sponsor, Marilyn Fosler: Presiclenl' and Pal' Fabriliis: Secrelary-Treasurer. V7 Q ,' L lk, ,L L !!! M1353 i X LIT members: Dr. Panzer, Carol Melzler, Vernon Gray, Pal Fabrifiis, Ellen Lenz, Marilyn Fosler and Judy Junlc. Nor Piclured: Glenda Cecil and Verna Holler. v 1 ' ig- A A I y - Q3 J 4 ir, . Q T53 ' L Z .5. jfyfx, A .CLI Wesleyan Wrifers: Vernon Gray, Dr. Panzer, Ann Ores Kovich, Kalhy Gordan, Wayne Brindle, Ellen Lenz, Carol Melzler. Pal Fabriliis. Marilyn Fosler and Glenda Helberl. Student National Education Association i The Wesleyan chapter ot the Student National Education Association exists tor the purpose ot con- tributing to the growth ot tuture teachers. lt is a pro- tessional organization composed ot students who plan to be tuture teachers. Highlights ot the year include a spring banquet as well as conterences here and else- where concerning today's educational systems and how th t . ey Opera 3 Officers: Amy Jones, Dr. Nelson, Janice Powel, Janice Fiedler, Carol Metzler, and Bonnie VanderG-iesen. E Baclcrow: Daverl-lastings, Laverne Backstrom, George Dempsey. Third row: Dr. Nelson, Judy Panzer, Kay Southern, Fay Alsobroolcs. Second row: Bonnie VanderGiesen, Lynn Dyer, Ruth Ascher, Judy Junk, Janice Fiedler. First row: Janice Powel, Carol Metzler, Windolyn Watson, Amy Jones. Back row: Wayne Brindle, Daryl Newberger. Third row: Nancy Stewart, Cheryl Richardson, Lorrie Pilger. Second row: Viclci Hogarty, Pat Griggs, Sue Austin. First row: Sue Odem, Diane Smartt, Pat Hultgren. Back row: Harry Scott, Bill Ethridge. Charles Cooper, Rollin Dillenger. Front row: Linda Bendix Fay Alsobroolcs Elaine Peters Nancy Stewart and Janet Wright. Methodist Student Movement The purpose ot the Methodist Stu- dent Movement is to provide a means ot expression and development ot the Christian taith and lite on campus. One ot its vital purposes is to deve- lop initiative and leadership on cam- pus. lts regular tunctions include torums on vital issues, service proiects, tellow- ship activities, prayer and cell groups, and informal seminars. Baclr row: Waxne Brindle, Bob Grier, Lin Plummer Marilyn Fry Front row Marilyn Schellhamer Ame SCOH. Kerry Kramer and Reverend Salmon Jeannie I-lunfer Cheerleaders Mary Lou Hasker Arms-fa Jacks iff Q Hi Kis The l-li Kis is an honorary sophomore lralernily. lf works in Cooperalion wilh The Uniyersily Admissions Deparlmenr. ll is com- posed of sophomores inlreresled in rhe uniyersily ond assisls in gellinq olher sludenlr groups inleresled in lhe universily's welfare. Bill King, Judy Nelson, Bruce Conners, Sue Ausrin, Don Morgan, Allece Erickson. Back row: Bud Defhrvil, Mark Fowler, Lin Plummer. Fronf row: Marilyn Fry, l Pe? Briqqs, Elaine Pelers and Marilynn Schellhemor. Gary Gorlon, Vaughn Lambert Clara Gibbs, George Moeller, Mary Minard Louis Forsler and Jim Romaine, . , ia . N, 'mf- eai - .eau .,-g. is , 'V' 'S X r K sf International Relations Club Each year Wesleyan is honored by having a number ot toreign students visiting trom all over the globe and studying at this school to get an idea ot American ways. The lnter- national Relations Club draws not only these exchange students but many young Americans interested in toreign attairs and in understand- ing between nations through education. This club has guest speakers trom ditterent nations as well as many social events to entertain the members. sf Baclr row Bob Poe, Wayne Brindle, Richard Dickson, Steve Larson, Fay Alsobroolcs, Wendy Li and Sharon Eaton. Middle row: Lynn Dyer, Nancy Stewart Sue Odom Sandy Mally, Linda Bendix, Tae OK Kim and Deanna Rothroclc. Seated: Mrs. Stucky, advisor. Back row: Don Williams, Jim Finley, Mike Huff, Oliver Green, Allan Brandenburg, Richard Kinsley, Sieve Hye som, Bob Greqory, Dave Williams, Mill VanGunCly. Sleve Enqlelnari. Third row: James Hamm, James Nor- wood, Bob Grier, Ron Smillw, Terry Sornmers, Linn Cooper, Cliarles Williamson, Paul Gregory, Bill Preslon, Harry Scoll, Sam Slnbbs, Kenl VonSclirillz. Second row: Marilyn Fosier, Janel Wrighl, Marslwa Sornmers, Glenda l-'elber'r, Kerry Kramer, Kallriy Seng, Connie Flelolwer, Bern Abrams, Donna Slewari, Redonda Bauglw, Linda Parsons, Caroline Krause, Barbara Forsburq, Nancy Van- Gundy, Connie Jo Seivers. Firsl row: Linda Cliubuclr, Sharon Roe, Cindy Shoemaker, Pal Lallerly, Mary Seusy, Elese Erickson, Linda Selm, Pam VanRiper, Marilyn Schellhamer, Cheryl Carslon, Barbara Beach, Judy Nelson, Mary .lo Cousins, Jennie Cully, Linda Auslin, Rosalie Selrn. Diredor of 1'he Philharmonic Choir, Mr. Donald F. Ohlsen The Kansas Wesleyan Philharmonic Choir 'V 2:52 Assisfa ni' Edifor Columnisfs . . . Reporfers .... Typisfs . . . Circulafion . . . Q15 Ed :for .......... Copy Edifor . . .' Sporfs Edifor .. Advance The ADVANCE progressed lhis year from a biweekly To a weekly publicalion. Ediior Bill Forbes look on a greaf burden To make This irnprovemenf possible. STAFF ......Bill Forbes . . Marilyn Fosler Pal Fabriliis Bob Kelly . . . . . Sfeve Joseph, Nick Pelron . Lynn Dyer, Linda Bendix, Sandra Pinkney, Aniia Musalek, Amy Jones, Wayne Brindle, Dan Pariner. Sharon Roe, Linda Sinner, Kaihy Sheppard. . . . Linda Sinner Editor in Chief: Bill Forbes Dr. Panzer and Bill Forbes fall: business. Back row: Sieve Joseph, Dr, Panzer, Dan Parfner, Wayne Brindle, Linda Bendix, Bob Poe, Linda Sinner. Middle row: Sandra Pinkney, Lynn Dyer, Amy Jones. Fronf row: Bob Kelley, Bill Forbes, Pal Fabriiiis, Marilyn Fosier and Aniia Musalek. Sieve Joseph, Linda Sinner, Bob Poe and Wayne Brindle. i .....,. . ,X - V A - '1 .:::.., 11 4 Bill Forbes, Pal Fabrifiis, Bolo Kelley and Marilyn Fosfer. fi 43'-1 N. 1u vhs Amy Jofwes, Anile Musalek and Lyrn Dyer, Linda Bendix, Sandra Flmkney. Dan Parlner. Varsity Persons eligible for membership in 'fhe Varsify Club are fhose who have earned af leasf one varsify lehfer in afhlefic compefifion. This year fhe Varsify Club esfablished a Jerry Verga Afhlefic Memorial Scholarship in hon- or of Jerry fo be presenfed fo a de- serving member of fhe foofball feam. Gary Leazure served as presiden+ This year. S Back row: John Naanfz, Joe Jordan, Marion Ogden, Cliff Monfgomery, Gary Leazure, Mike Malone. Fronf: Mike Faradella, Bob Fischer, Skip Ohlsen, Laurel McClellan and Garlin Harnpfon. ,ws Back row: Phil Coleman, Manfred Sasser, Jack Sfoeller, Bob Giese, Ron Smifh. Fronf: Dick Reilly, Jim Flegle, Vaughn Lambert John Cox, Jim Radcliffe and Bill King. 3 sw.. T! L. . df ,f i ,L Back row: George Moeller, Jim Barfau, Terry Niche, Mike Ghedney, Mike Crow, Bernie Bierman. Fronf: Ron Bungay, Kenny Lee, John Manning, Ed Church, Terry Sommers and Lynn Osborne. Physics Club members: John Davis, Ron Nichols, Dr. Creaqer, Carl SchmiTT, Mike Dalrymple, Harry Burris, Don l'loTTman, Don Jennings, Bob Smifh and l'lousTon Knox. Physics Club The Physics Club is open To Those sTudenTs inTeresTed in This Tield. The club's obiecTives are To promoTe scholarship in Physics and To delve inTo The posiTion ThaT physics plays in The world Today. Dr. Creager is The Tac:ulTy advisor To The club, and Don Jennings served as This year's presidenT. Radio Club The Radio Club is a small organizaTion ThaT experimenTs wiTh The pracTical aspecTs oT The radio as a means oT communicaTion. FaculTy advisor is Mr. STuclcy, and The presidenT is Bob l-larT. N anim WW nn-as --i- Radio Club members: Bob Hart Douglas Crank, Richard Kinsley and Mr. STuclry. l AWN Back row: Sieve Renich, Jim Romaine, Louis Foresler, Don Williams, Dave Williams, Linn Cooper. Roger Michaelson. Seafed: Wendy Li, Ann Hoffman, Dr. Owen and Sandy Pinkney. Biology Club The Biology club is open +o persons in- 'reresled in llwe 'Field of biology. ll is a rapidly growing club on campus. Hs ob- ieclives are lo slimulale inleresl in llfie field and lo promole Hue inlensive sludy of Bi- ology. 86 Fine Arts Club The Fine ArTs Club is a newly organized club This year. The sponsor' is Mr. Frerer. Members are composed OT Those sTudenTs inTeresTed in dramaTics. The group meeTs rnonThly and oTTen discusses modern play- wriTes and Trends in The TheaTre. The ob- jecTive is To sTimulaTe ThoughT and To ques- Tion The posiTion oT drama in The liTe oT man. i T Back row: Dennis Burger, I-ranlc DaryTichen, Nancy Van6undy, Bill McCreary, Dan ParTner. Seafeds Lynn Dyer Mr. Frerer, Joy TipTon, Laverne BaclcsTrom, STeve Larson and Mary Ann Bernard. fzllflfiflii Terry Somrners, Dean Renich and Jim Finley ' Sue Auslin and Ka'hy l-larvey. i Honor Commission The honor commission is com- posed of four sludenls chosen by The slrudenl council lo adrninisler and perpeluale Jrhe honor code. The purpose of Jrhe honor code is lo losler and lo rnake fialurally accepied and pracliced on lhe campus Jrhose ideals which imply lruslworihiness, loyally and re- specllulness. lls primary purpose is lo creale and rnainlain an almos- phere of complele honesly and ree specl for individuals. is i 2 E5 lnfer-'frafz Bill Dunn, Bill Bowden, Ed Mills, Frank Kocian. Sfanding: Jack Freedman and Don Kline. I ........,A, . A i Pan-hells: Beck row: Sharon Arkinson, Pal Briggs, Marilyn Fosler, Dean Livingslon. Middle row: Janice Fiedler, Bonnie VanderGiesen, Kay Soulhern, Judy Junlc. Fron'l' row: Nancy Thomas, Ru'rl1Aschor and Deo Lcazure, lnier-frai: Dean Caslcey, John Davis, Mike Morlimer and Oliver Green Inter-Frat And Pan-Hell Councils The laslq of Jrhe lnler-fra? and Pan-hell councils is lo govern and acl as correlaling agenls for all Jrhe aclivilies of Wesleyan's social fralrernilies and sororilies. ln addilion lhey sponsor ioinl Greek prof iecrs under lhe councils' names, ,. .N . , AcTives: STanding: Nancy STewarT, Ann Ellis, Judy Junlc, RuTh Frobenius, Fay Alsolnroolcs, Pai' Pilqer, Kay SouThern, Karen Franzen, RuTh Ascher, Jeannie RiqhTmeyer, SeaTed: Jamice Fiedler, Marilyn Schellhamer, Lorrie Pilqer, Sharon ATlcinSon, Pam Findeiss and Beclcy GeTTys. l Sponsors: Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Frerer. Gamma Delta Gamma The acTiviTies oT Gamma DelTa Gamma This year included serving aT The American Com- muniTy CenTer and The purchase oT a pig Tor FirsT semesTer officers' Judy Junlc PresidenT' Kay SouThern Vice PresidenT' Fa Vlel' Nam. A NSW COmDOSll'G picTure WGS puf- chased Tor Pioneer l-lall. Social evenTs included a ChrisTmas Formal in coniuncTion wiTh Their loroTher TraTerniTy, The BeTa Tau Omega. . , . . . y Alsobroolcs, SecreTary: Becky GeTTys, Treasurer. Q ' 1 sse i . Second semesfer officers: Kay Souihern, Presldenlz Pam Fiendeiss, Sec ' Second semesfer pledges: Georgann Smuflw, Peggy Veller, Linda Amick and Vicki Hogarly. relary: Nancy Slewarl, Treasurer: Becky Gellys, Vice President Six ,nN 'F gvfx... , 'Nlw' Firsl semesier pledges: Barbara Ellison, Tina Ellison, Belln Hill, Marge Ewing, Rulh Lielzen, Judy Mallison, Sharon Baughman, Nancy Higgins and Carol Roy. 9I ri if 2 wa di gg' lm, i V F Back row: Pai Siodcobrand, Judy Hill. Marilyn Fcsicr, Linda Parsons, Clara Gibbs, Bnrwio VnnderGicQcn, Sue Lundy, Barbara Beach, Pai Hulfqren, Pai' Briggs Seaiedz Karhy Gordon, Teri Dayis, Pai Fabriiiis, Dec Loazurn, Sue Audrin, N.1ncyTi'iOrnas, Pai Laiicriy and Linda Marxmilicr. i ...- fs -my -f !,f,,a+ 'Q' x Sfanding: Sue Macy, Susan Lirgrxincr, Dnnra Sicwari, Mary Lou Haslcer, Boy Mariin, Judy Nelson, Minard, Do+Wa1'son, Ann Hoffman and Aliece Erickson. 92 Donna Skinner, Judy Thomas, Seafed: Jeanie Hunfer, Mary vu rv i Officers: Nancy Thomas, Presidenl: Pal Fabriliis, Secrelaryr Pal' Lallerly, Vice-Presidenl: Marilyn Fosler, Treasurer. il 5: . iff ei i if X -r-r 'X I if X N H X s rri -- is A ,Q , rrrr Officers: Dee Leazure, Presidenl: Nancy Thomas, Vice Presidenl: Barbara Beach, Secrelary: Linda Marxmiller, Treasurer. Second semesler Pledges: Ann Oreslqovich and Lynn Lally. Sponsors: Mrs. Dan Boyer, Mrs. Vi Farvis. Elaine Hedley Delta Kappa Chi The Della Kappa Chi sororily held irs annual reunion on Homecoming Day wilh a dinner served al The Ram- ada lnn. The year's acliyilies included many service proiecls as well as The social aclivilies. The spring Karnival and lhe Spring Formal hiqhlighled lhe sororily's social calendar. emmmunwn , ,kf,wv:, hm' It ,, , 71451 i ii Wag if 5' Q in 1,2 President Nick Pelror Pi Sigma Upsilon The Pi Sigma Upsilon lraiernily enioyed a year of social and service orienled ac- iivilies. The annual Chrisimas and Spring lormals were lhe high poinls of a year filled wilh rushing, pledging and worlcing iogelher on iralernal proiecls. lvl o o n T ,iaagalialg .ff ii,, b j afi iiii 21' D Frank Zamba. John Naalz, Paul Persabene, Bob Pelers, Bob Braurtcalo ancl Bob Ekslrom. 94 3 2 Slanding: Jim Romaine, Frank Darylichen, Bill Forbes, Bill King, Don Williams, Sealed: Jim Q ,, xg ,, we Qi W...W.yf K i V9 X' Q 3 , 1, l3REEl HALL Dennis Burger, Linn Cooper, Dave Kyle, Bill Dunn, Rich Geils, Sam Paul, Ron Smillw, Armand Rappapori, Louis Forsler, Clriarlie Fosler, Mill Van Guncly, Neal Williams, Don Morgan, Dale Liqliifool, Glen Tarullo, John Carpcnier, Bob Gibson. 95 Officers: Gilberl Deninger, ireasurerz Phil Coe, Social direclor: John Richmond, sergeani ol Arms: Dan Siubbs, Vice Presideni: John Koa an Secrefary Rich Mills, President 96 Pledges: Bob Solie, Tim Sharlco, Ron Lamberger and John Richmond. Zeta Alpha Chi Zela Alpha Chi Fralerniiy, organized in January ol I966. conceniraied iis ellorls in iis lirsi year on developing inlo a sirong lralernal organiza- lion. lis aciivilies were cen- 'rered around proie-cis which would consolidale lhe mem- bership inio a complele bro- lherhood. The highlighis ol ihe year's aciivilies were lhe con- slruclion of lhe winning home- coming floai, a lrip io a Kan- sas Ciiy Chiefs' looiball game, lhe second annual spring pic- nic ai Oiiawa Slale Lalce and several parlies wiih lheir sisler sororiiy, Lambda Bela Chi. Bob Cassano, Larry Elbert Ed Miller, Mike Bernard, Harvey Glasser. Fron+ row: Bill Schick, Jack Freedman. John Kocian, Wes Hibberl, Darryl Newberqer, Silber? Deninqer, Rich Mills. Seafed Don Kline. 97 Jerry Mara, Don Hoffman, Jim Raclclllle, Dave Miller, Georqo Howard, John Bollorsor lfw-.r Koller Harry Eurrls, Sruarr Tollw, Laurel McClellan, Sera Dreilinq, Mark Fowler, Bob Boden, Ron Marozas, Sieve Helde. Don Hoffman, Sluarl Tollw, Lew Koller, Harry Burrls, Jolm Bollorsom, Georqo Howmd, Lcmrol McClellan, Larry Voreorw BTQ Cliff Monfgomery, Sfudenf Council Presiclenfr Student Council Sfuclenf Council is fhe campus represenfafive governmenf com- posed of represenfafives for each class ancl governing by a consfifu- fion. Presidenf fhis year was Cliff lvlonfgomery and vice presiclenf was Bob Cousins. Besides fhe official dufies of fhe council, if also sponsors various social acfivifies cluring fhe school year for fhe sfudenfs. The biggesf of fhese evenfs is fhe annual Lilac Fefe held every spring. l George Moeller, freasurer. Mir., ...,,, 552' Jxipff rgfffgf' f ir? ,Mia Vw gf ,E ,, -i 5 4 'S , ff We ffrfiwf 1 ? 4 Q is M ,Qi 5 iam iii Q L, 4 fggijgizi O, E 2 i E ij 'Q I Ann Henry, iunior represenfafive, George Dempsey, senior represeniaiive. Bren Myers, senior represenialive. Bill King, sophomore represenialive. Skip Olsen, freshman represeniaiive. John Ozzie Osborne, freshman represen- Talive. Marilyn Fosfer, iunior represenla live. IOI K - :'- 11 Carry Wallerius, edilror-in-chief. :im . S Susan Lundy, assisfanlr edifor IOZ Ron Smi+h, sporfs E edi+or. 2 2 aff 2 M QW' . a ,df M2 fy HT Q ,555 1 i . 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The size oT The boolc was changed Trom The small To The bigger size, and The use oT spoT color in The opening secTion was a new device Tor The Coyo're. Who's Who In American Colleges And Universities One of lhe highesl awards a graclualing college sludenl can receive is rhe dislinclion of becoming a member of Who's Who. Ralings for 'lhis honor are based on a combinaiion of excellence and sincerily of scholarship, lead- ership in co-curricular acrivilies, cilizenship, service fo 'lhe universiiy. and promise of fulure usefulness io sociery. Members are selecled by universiry 'lacully and a final vole of sludenl' approval, Terry Somers, physical educalion. Tom Hoisingfon, biology and educalion. l04 Dale Ligh'l'foo'l', elemenlary educalion a Q4 N X .W L Bob Cousins, pre-minisferial sfudenf. 'M , .Ny , ,xg ' ,.-,iff 3- J y 'R--Vvagigji ,35- x 5 - x 5 7 gaigxg ,,,, fzf- , W. K T' wi x ki. Q5 ,,. ..1,,,, 1. 1 sh, 'fu -, W , 4 . 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A A ,ai . we . if f - ' 1 fgfietx K' 31 'gif H 'L ia TH . W' ' 'K' '- '., :ii - - S INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ' L on ' 3 er, y sexi it i 2 ' N Eff Y' 1966 Cross Couniry Squad: Ron Bunqay, Mike Fardella, Dwighi Parscale, Joe Jordan, Don True, Skip Olsen, Jim Fleagle. Kneeling is Coach Tom Rupp. ,g5,, I. k,,, :gat i i ' L M 421 V H., 3 er I, , , V, ' 'k fain ii iii iii 'i-' -k,, I , -, VLVI - iiiiii iii ii s M ,, .,,.i'ii- iiii M - . V .',f :i ' I -- k I iiiii K .V ::, K ',,,,, 'i e '-, zzyi ,X . A.. V. K kyiy ,kk iii: iii f s ,'i, ,, ,,.' .ii. -,,-- i ii' ,,',' , i. iiii ii'1 ' ' r ,'-, ,'.' :,, '1-,i M i ,i in iii Slow down a li'Hle, Mike ... Jim Fleaqle and Mike Fardella finish side by side in a Triangular. H6 Round and round 'lhe Mulberry bush ... Ron Bungay leads a Sierl- inq Warrior home. Harriers Finish Third In KCAC Action A squad composed primarily of freshmen combined for a 7-2 seasonal mark and 'rhird place in ihe KCAC meelr ai McPherson. The Vlfesleyan disiance men rolled up impressive wins over Tabor, Sierlinq, Friends, and McPherson, while losing only io powerful Oilawa, Jrhe eveniual league champ. Coach Tom Rupp doesn'i lose anyone nexi' year ihrouqh gradua- iion, and a KCAC championship mighi noi be far off. were held To minus yards in The second Coyotes Improve Despite 2-7 Record YouTh and inexperience plagued The I966 TooTball squad. dumping Them inTo 7Th place in The ConTerence wiTh a 2-7 record. BuT a Powerhouse rushing oTTense and a young, agile deTense sprouT hope Tor nexT yea r. Led by workhorses Alan Fahring and Bob Dickman, The CoyoTe oTTense ground ouT 22l9 yards on The ground To rank lOTh in The naTion in Team rushing. The Fang -CoyoTe deTensive uniT- did noT gel unTil The middle oT The season, buT They came on sTrong Trom ThaT poinT. STerling and BeThel were bliTzed, and The co-champion College oT Emporia Presbies halT. LiTTle Al romps againsi' STerling. Concern over a Touchdown refurn. Wesleyan scores iTs 7Th TD oT The game. The head coach oT The i966 CoyoTe TooTball Team is Franklin Gene Bissell, who sTarTed his l7Th year oT coaching Tor Kansas Wesleyan lasT Tall-TiTTeen years as The head menTor. A graduaTe oT Heidelberg College in Ohio where he was a Two-Time All-Ohio Tackle and a pro TooTball prospecT, Bissell elecTed To conTinue his educaTion aT WesTern Reserve UniversiTy in Cleveland. ATTer a Two- year apprenTiceship, Coach Bissell Took over The head coaching reins aT Wesleyan where his Teams have produced Two back-To-back championships. l-le is a masTer aT developing players To Their TullesT poTenTial, and he leaves behind a sTring oT Tour LiTTle All-Americans To prove iT. Bissell's l954 squad Tied College oT Emporia's number one ranked Team 20-20. BuT, even aTTer all These years as a coach, iT you ask him, he'll Tell you ThaT he doesn'T really Teach The TundamenTals oT TooTball aT all. FooTball is only secondary. To Coach Bissell, The game oT liTe is much more imporTanT. F ' V, Q s J t2 K y 5 mga! l Q s 547554flPsfi'1,2:f Fi? RS N 1 llify'g ',' Q J g , L si , 51539 451 5? 42- as f !3rA?9f 20 Bnfl PQ, ggi ,' Q i iiL y y. V 1 N Ez ' zLm! N V F s , i tt , t a , tt , , l - -. 1--uf - . . ' -1'?iH's:'i7ET1'f1-- , f .wzwiiza -K ..:fr:i'H-- 1T12 '-'new , As- - ' ' .J I966 COYOTES: Top row: Coach Bissell, Manager John Manning, Bill King, Bob Fischer, Dan Maqathan, Vaughn Lambert, Jaclc Fosselt, Bill Jubera, Mike Martin, Laurel McClellen, Jim Hughes, Bob Noble, Gene Day, John Naalz, Bob Mike Malone, Jim King, Bob Montgomery, Georqe Moeller, Larry Vereen. Ron Smith. 3rd row: Off, line coach Jerry l-ludder, Kelly Rudolph, Dennis Powell, John Pruitt, Bob Naqele, Paul Zeger, Bernie Bierman, August Hoffman, Bob Turner, John Zane, Gary Salmons, Del. line coach Ron Calvin, Farland Hampton, Masters, Mike Harmon, 2nd row, Carl Knarr, John lanella, Bob Zult, Harris Grossman, Bob Tripp, Tom Olsen, Kenny Lee, Larry Slapp, Don Morgan, Alan Fahrinq, Jerry Verqa, John Baker, Randy Millazo, Henry Oneill, Bob Diclcman, John Osborne, Jim Wilson, Jimmy Nelson. Isl row: seniors Jim Radcliffe, Terry Somers, John Culloy, and Clill Montgomery. Little Al Fahring Blasts For 989 Yards Alan Fahring, sophomore hallback, led the KCAC in rushing with 989 yds., ranking l3+h in the NAIA rushing statistics, Crunch! Dan Maqathan l23l applies perfect pass defense to a McPherson receiver as , Vaughn Lambert l83l comes up to help Ready . .. one-two, three-four . . II8 J' .J KWU KWU KWU KWU KWU KWU KWU KWU KWU Sic 'em, George! Larry Slapp IIOI romps on a big gainer as George Moeller leads Ihe way. I 966 Scoreboard I2 . . . ........ Soulhwesfern 4I 7. .. .. McPherson 24 I3... .. Belhany. 42 7... Baker I3 O. . . . . Ollawa 40 46. . . . . . Belhel O 46 ................ Slerling I4 II-Iomecomirmgl I3 ......... Col. of Emporia I9 O. . . ........ Friends I4 Bob Fischer is hemmed in by four Warriors affer a shorr gain. Fischer scored 4 Iouchdowns In a 46-I4 Homecoming romp of Sierling. Alan Fahring picks up yardage againsl' Sierling College as Monigomery. Culley, Salmans and Somers open Ihe hole. 4 3 If J . fu f, A M I Vx 1 ' . .,, , an f y V, stil' V, 5 9 I -f.. 1 1 I 4 m ' W, Q J ' ' ,y,,, ,, . U' .,. 2 .s f I 4y. 1' 1 - I . . w - v -1...-.H -'- .un we M' . .- R .i..3':,:Wi9'!' ,',?S:,i2M,w,5 L 2 .iw Q f ' 'fs-vi' ' ',., - -1 i' V I I' F F K L' v cf ' '51-U: 4 -' 'Tre' 52. 'f ,, fgff mf 4 I 75 ,. ,- 7 f , 3 f . ff M A I yy L Q Q A J, singl y ! 4, , VK I was-5234 :hump . 2. 'r - f.'fu : 5' I 1 ,p ng -f ' I i is rseir rrsr s , iil' r f 1. . ' f- .- I ' 1 V ' QWWF ., 'Lgi 'i fl V U I J f 1 A , . A I IVY- iI I I -'r.. I 6? 5 AW ' P I? H , ...,.. ,,,,. '- I f K 1 4 s rrssr 1 rris QIMWQ. vo wi 5 y V, mg ., l l. , I , -fur'--A .4 fry- : , .agyxiv ZA 4 3,3 . Xp ', 'W' I f-,,, f' ,, ,i rrer I I .irr if ' IQ. ' i,. 'IIV I 'i','s i ii' 'y I'? sf John Balmer ISOI fakes a piichoul' from Bob Tripp IRighI Ioregroundl for good yardage againsi Sierling. II9 QM' Coach Bissell tcenterl and his statt: Defensive Line Coach Ron Calvin fleftl, and Ottensive Line Coach Jerry Hudder irightl. Coyotes Maul Bethel And Sterling . . Conference Standings Ottawa University ................... 8-I-O College ot Emporia . . .... 8-l-O Southwestern College .. .... 7-2-O Baker University ..... .... 5 -3-I Friends University . .. .... 5-3-I McPherson College .. .... 3-6-O Kansas Wesleyan . . . .... 2-7-O Sterling College .... ---- 2 -7-O Bethel College ...................... O-9-O The annual M. C. Culotta Award this year went to Gary Salmans, Best Taclcler: Milce Malone, Best Blocker: George Moeller ancl Ron Smith tor the Best Grades: and Bill King. Most Inspirational Player. The award was tirst presented in i956 loy M. C. Culotta, a tormer protessor ot English Literature at KWU. Protessor Culotta believed that scholarship and athletic ability could go hand-in-hand. Bob Zutt l45l, Jack Fossett Hop rightl and Bob Fischer flower rightl stop a McPherson ball carrier tor no gain Someone's sneaking through somewhere! Milne Malone l55l, Ron Smith l52l, and Gary Salmans ifar rightl watch a Coyote ball carrier in the Bethel game. I20 Perfec'r form! John Baker l8Ol pulls one down againsl' Offawa. Oops, pardon me! Garland Hampfon l24l leaves an Olfawa defensive man sprawling. One liffle, lwo li'r+le, lhree liflle Warriors! . . And Almost Upset Co-Champion C of E. Oul numbered-buf no? ouf maneuvered-Al Fahrlng l28v scampers for good yardage agalnsl' Sferling. l2I Jack Stoller H51 goes up tor a rebound against Bethany as Phil Coleman ll3l gets set. Wesleyan, C of E, Ottawa Share KCAC Title All-KCAC center Larry Williams lblaclc unitormi battles Bethany's Terry Altenborg l54l and Kent Oleen tor possession ot the ball. L A darlchorse Coyote basketball team pieced to- gether clutch shooting, timely defense, and lots ot old- tashioned luclc to ride a I2-game win strealc into a three-way tie tor the KCAC championship. The Coyotes then tired a 85-68 win over the Ottawa Braves in the conterence playotts to take all the marbles to Emporia and the NAIA District IO roundball tournament. Lecl by Little All-American Phil Coleman at guard and All-KCAC center Larry Williams, the i966-67 squad was the highest scoring Coyote team in the his- tory ot the school. Coleman led the team with a l5.8 average tollowed by Williams at l3.2 and Mantred Sasser with a l2.3 average. The twelve-game win strealc was iust one game short ot the KWU record. lt began at home against College ot Emporia and was carried through important victories over Bethany l84-58l, Sterling 195-93y, Ottawa l73-701, and again C ot E l85-8Ol The Baker Wildcats pulled the string with a 59-58 come-trom-behind rob-iob in the last two seconds. The squad loses only one senior-Don Smith--and promises to be strong next year also. S7-J KCAC Champs: iTop rowl Head Coach Ken Cochran, Larry Williams, Terry Call, Marion Ogden, Jack Sioller, Junior Varsify Coach Sam Paul. iMiddle rowl Manager John Manning, Jim Frazier, Manfred Sasser, John Pickeif, Sfafisfician Bob Kelly. lFron'l' row, Donnie Smiih. Phil Coleman. Rod McMullen, Bruce Johnson, Sieve Szypulski. 1967 KCAC CHAMPS X., , Marion Ogden i3Il applies lhe pressure againsi ihe Swedes as Larry Williams I4-ll and Manfred Sasser l33l walch. I23 Scoreboard KWU ..................... Tabor McPherson TournamenT KWU 80 ............. College of Emporia KWU .................... STerling KWU 65 .... ....... B eThel KWU 75 .... . . . McPherson KWU 74 .... . . . STerling KWU 67 .... ........... O TTawa KWU .... .......... S T. Marys KWU .... .... C ollege oT Emporia KWU .... ............ B eThany KWU 78 .... ............ F riends KWU ..... Balcer KWU ....... BeThel KWU ..... . . . SouThwesTern KWU . . McPherson KWU ..... .... .... S T erling KWU . . ............. OTTawa KWU .. . . . College oT Emporia KWU . . ........... BeThany KWU . . ..... Friends KWU . . ........ Balmer KWU . ............... SouThwesTern PosT Season Play KWU .................... OTTawa KWU ............. ..... S T. Marys KWU -- Washburn Manfred Sasser sneaks Two poinTs over a C of E player in The 82-74 aT Sacred l-learT. Cochran Completes 4th Year As BB Coach! Soccer, anyone? Wesleyan's Jack Sioller l45l and Phil Coleman ll3l baffle BeThany's Doug RollerT l52l and Mike Gregory l32l Tor a loose rebound. l-lead Coach Ken Cochran ran his Wesleyan record To 60 wins and only 35 loses as he coached his darlchorse CoyoTes To Their TirsT championship since l954. Cochran came To KWU in I963 and his TirsT season's record was I2-I2. ln The lasT Three years his Teams have Tinished no lower Than Third place in The KCAC. This year's squad Tinished wiTh a I8-7 mark-I5-3 in The conTerence baTTles. The Junior VarsiTy. under The guidance OT Sam Paul, won The unoTTicial JV KCAC TiTle also wiTh a I5-3 record. Terry Call, Lee John- son, STeve Szypulslci, Jerry Madden. STeve EnglehardT, Bill TeeTer, John PiclceTT, Bill Schiclc, John Weinberg, Jim l-leimer, Dean SchoT'I'. Kerry lrons, and Blair PosT all conTribuTed To The success oT The season. WiTh The ouTsTand- ing JV's coming up The ranlcs, Wesleyan will have The much needed replacemenTs Tor The years To come. Oqgie l3ll lalces a swipe al' 'lhe ball as Bruce Johnson ll5l gels ready for a defensive play againsl 'fhe Swedes. . The Fast Break . . Williams and Ogden command lhe boards againsl' Soulhweslern in 'lhe lasr game. IQ lf , - A Tough Defense . i l Q Manny Sasser goes up and over Be+hany's Bill Wade as The Magnilicenr Splin+er ll3l comes up 'ro help. Wesleyan smashed rhe Swedes 84-58 for lhe firsf viclory in len years on Be+hany's home courr. . Strong Rebounding . Determination . . Manny Sasser baifies Be'H1any's Mike G-re Johnson ll5l, and Phil Coleman U31 gef sei. . . For A KCAC Championship. gory f32i as Marion Og H -wx:f:Qs-mzzmw 1,-. i ' -- -- - H 3 '93 f' T' 4 Bruce Rankin lusf misses M John Befferson and Gary Gorfon falk shop. ilce Crow off fhe fee Senior Bob Tamagny gefs sef. A The KWU golf feam, coached by Mr. Swede Baclcsfrom, finished I3-8 on fhe season winning 9 dual mafches and one friangular. The young Coyofes were led by leffermen Bob Geise. Milce l-luff, Milne Crow, Bruce Ranlcin, and Joe Franfz. Ofher squad members included John Befferson, Gary Gorfon, and Gary Fiedler, Wesleyan 6 ell Soufhwesfern. finished 6fh in fhe conference mafch behind 5 ,W ' ..,,s I E 3 55 5- , gli. V .. 1 K K EN ,, .W ,' , V A ry s T .. - I ,K ii h ,, W, ' . ' ' ' ', , I V- I 2' , .T ,,yy f ' T .. .i 'M 'W or T srls H ' ii , is ' a p . siii in 'raw T ,.f y QQ rf 1 ,Q G G ff 1 .lc s eff? Q ,,, 1'fp,,g1'Y'21i z,'- - . 1 ,- Z My 3 ., . ff' fe as . 4 'a T Q ' Q 5 ' 3? Q T P ra 3, r 1 -ff 2 'f'?1-iaQi4'f5'?5 iTE-iiii'-fsi'g:.'5 3 gif' 4' ' ' A' I' . R' ' Q 'QM ,f I gawk, ' 5'1 f , f S xr. 1, T. sf ,W U K a A r A... lsr ' fl- If: A ff , .T ' I fWi'ff -is-2512 X? W +E:F ' T1 . X -4- ' - fix Bob Geise pecks af flglei ball. f,, w:a:,f'l'...s ,,:.,fe ff 2.43, O , . Mike Huff chips up. , . Q The fennis feam loses only Bob Tamagny for nexf year as fhey fry 'ro rebuild affer an O-8 season. One brighf spof ,. in fhe conference meef was Mike Dalrymple's 2nd place finish in 9452 singles. A Q , G Vince Jacks baclchancls fhe ball. Joe Franfz is on. f 4, O. Wy 'jugs , 'r ,Y 1' ' 1 I27 I '--...dk hs. if MM' ,..iBlHaL,BHl1! r 5 .iw . 5 3' i. 'f7,?5'- ' f 1 J Qi. 'f'n,'f?lgviT' 4' 'ref 5. GL if' C 'Q P Nifad If . 2 , J 5 -A K Dv'-ws'-ffvzj., s M iv A Q sz- -.av ,- , Phil Coleman pushes a bunf down The 3rd base line againsf Emporia Sfafe. Phil led fhe squad in hiffing wifh a .367 average. Barfow belfs one againsf Sferling. ,W M, -f V -'M' - . - ks., - i ,A,,,..A, C . M are--sf, ' llee f -e . Head Coach Ken Cochran's Coyofes belfed fhei a 2nd place finish in 'rhe KCAC wifh a 773 record. The oyofes finished fhe season wifh a I5-6 fofal record. Led by fhe hiffing of Phil Coleman l.367l. Jim Barfow lI344l, and freshman Sfeve Eich l.298l. fhe Coyofes grabbed im- porfanf non-conference games from Emporia Sfafe. Washburn. and Missouri Valley power Wichifa Sfafe. 'Affer losing 'rheir firsf league game fo Befhany, fhe Coyofes reeled off seven- in-a-row before dropping The lasl' fwo conference games fo powerful C. of E.-fhe evenfual KCAC champ. Kelly Rudolph led fhe mound crew for KWU wifh 8 wins and only l loss. The pifching sfaff combined for a feam ERA of l.4O for fhe Zl games. Gradualion will nof hurl' fhe feam's personnel-everyone will be back for nexf year. ,, 3 gp s ye 2 .ss l ....e l g xr ET M:-ff M- . V .ae -404' ' . .,.- , W waz f ,ww frm -' m as fem W M 1 Q 1 xm X K VVKV 13:1 :I 3 kb KV . I . 4 .5: 1.1 ' LAW. L -W I 1 N' 4 as fa , ' s - ' ess K , Nr l9b7 BB Team: Back row: Head Coach Ken Cochran, Ron Moran, Jim Goldslein, Bob Solie, Don SwarI'z, Rod McMullen, Kelly Rudolph, John Pruifl' Jm Barlow, Bernie Bierman, Rich Gosfaulus, Assl. Coach Les Hulfqren. Kneeling: Keynan Wall. Kerry Irons, Sieve Eich, Phil Coleman, Alan Fahring, Garland I-lamp ron, Dan Magalhan, Bill Teeler. Noi' piclured is Bob Tripp. Coyotes Finish 2nd In KCAC Race Kelly Rudolph III comes sef as Bob Sofie 4201 holds an Emporia Sfafe runner close. emi '.,,.- . ' I 3.3.25 yrii ,f Q . ..y 'wh ' Y sr I I 5 Ili L., 4 lk., , Q-'SY W, 7.1 .w ' 'I' I ..- I WW , I . f JE I I ef. f M-. I' . , .. , . f J. - W r QQ, P' wa 4 - Sleve Eich drills one info IeI+ field. Eich Iecl Ihe Coyoles in RBI's and e ra base hils. Scoreboard KWU 4 FI. I-lays Slare .2 KWU KWU I FI. Hays Slale .3 KWU KWU 2 Wichila Slale .I KWU KWU O Wichiia Slale .2 KWU KWU I Emporia Slrale ...O KWU KWU 2 Emporia Srafe .O KWU KWU I Belhany ........ 6 KWU KWU 4 Belhany .... .O KWU KWU 4 Washburn .. .3 KWU KWU KWU 5 I O Sferling ....... Slerling .. .... .3 KWU .I Befhany .. Belhany .. Friends ..... Friends ..... Wichifa Slafe C. of E. . . . . C. of E. . . . . Slerling .. Baker .. Balcer .. I I A :zo Rod Nyp leads TeammaTe Vaughn LamberT over The lasT hurdle Tor a one-Two Tinish. Nyp seT The record in This evenT aT The KCAC meeT. LamberT was The Top scorer on The squad wiTh 58lf2 poinTs. Coyote Thinclads Assault Record Book For 5th In The KCAC S Naaa he'II never make iT! Jim Siegle waTches as Marc Randle high iumps. The Kansas Wesleyan Track Team com- piled a season record of l0-3 againsT con- Terence Toes and Tinished 5Th in The KCAC meeT behind SouThwesTern, OTTawa, Baker, and Friends. The I967 squad seT six new KWU records, 2 meeT records aT The Wil- liam-Jewell Relays, and Tied Three exisTing KWU records. The assaulT on The school records began early in The year when Mike Fardella seT The IOOO yard run aT 2:29.0. Fardella also seT a new 880 record wiTh a I:57.9 clock- ing aT The KCAC meeT. Linn Osborn, Wes- leyan's disTance ace, seT Two new school records l9:59.7 in The 2-mile rung l5:45.l in The 3-mile evenTl and Tied Fardella's IOOO-yard Timing. Rod Nyp was clocked aT 56.0 Tor The 440 inTermediaTe hurdles--a new record, and John Cox Tied The school mark in The pole vaulT aT I3' 6 . Vaughn LamberT and Bob MasTers seT new records aT William-Jewell. LamberT ran a 40.5 330-inTermediaTe hurdles Time and lv1asTers Threw The Javelin l9O' O . Like all oTher Wesleyan squads This year, The Track Team is young and shows much promise in The years To come. M mum... 9Fi'!? W ' Q W MTJ-.MMM - T30 Linn Osborn finishes The Three mile run aT a Weslayan Triangular. Osborn seT Two disTance records and Tied one oTher. B Q by yi Y 1 v,' ' . , .. , , s Kill 175 -. f ..b.s2. 1 gf,-fn.gV3?l3ff Mike Fardella oufdisfances a Friends' Universify run- ner on fhe backsfrefch. Fardella sei' a new school record in 880-yard run af ihe KCAC meer. The wild, blue yonder . . . John Cox soars I3' 6 fo 'lie The school mark held by Tom Olsen. E ,, 3 5 ss: -fu. I967 Track ieam: fop row: Head Coach Wes Jackson, Bob Grier, Bob Masfers, John Cox. Tom Olsen, Bob Gregory, Gene Day, John Amsfadler, Joe Jordan, Bruce Johnson, Vaughn Lamberl, Manfred Sasser, Manager John Manning. Kneeling: Marc Randle, Mike Fardella, Bob Gibson, Tom Hoisingfon, Skip Olsen. Roger Forfmeyer, Don Morgan, Sieve Sink. Sal Perrella, Jim Fleagle, Linn Osborn. l3l In Memoriam Wesleyan deeply mourns Jrhe loss ol: rwo of her freshman sfudenrs rhis year. Jerry Verga died in a 'rragic accidenr a+ his home in l-lewlerr, New York, during Chrisrmas vacarion. Cynrhia McClana+han died, in Salina, in Jrhe spring as a resulr of a long illness. Borh will be remembered as eager, cheerful srudenls. One, a foorball enrhusiasr, played on 'rhe fooiball 'ream and was a sfarring freshman player. The orher, a fun-loving and srudious girl maioring in eclucarion, was liked by all who knew her. The very deepesr symparhy is exrended 'ro The Verga and Mcfllanaihan families. This yearbook is especially dedi- cared ro Jerry and Cynrhia. ADVERTISERS ALL-STAR LANES ARROW PRINTING COMPANY A-SMI LE-A-MI NUTE PHOTO CO. THE BOOTERY THE CAMERA SHOP CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO., INC. COMB'S SHOES, INC. 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