Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

fx EULPUTE SWSTEIDS '75-'va PFHUEFHAZIIS '71--'75 - HEBUN 1. INPUT 11. SET ill. OUTPUT Yearbooks are traditionally non-traditional . . . they often take unusual forms and, even more often, are the result of extensive efforts to be different. Yearbook staff members usually work long and hard to make sure their yearbook is unique in both form and content. The 1975-76 COYOTE staff has put together a different book in many ways. Some of the uniqueness is the result of a great effort. But, some of the differences in form and content are the result of some unusual, unavoidable circumstances. This edition of the COYOTE covers two full years in the life of Kansas Wesleyan. Pictured inside are students who attended Wesleyan during 1974, 1975, and 1976. Seniors who graduated in 1975 AND 1976 are honored, activities held both years are featured. As this is written, many people are still asking why there wasn't a yearbook in the summer of 1975. But since the real purpose of a yearbook is to help maintain memories over a long period, in 25 years, the reasons why there wasn't a yearbook in 1975 won't mean much. So we're not even going to mention why . lt's enough to say that here is a chronicle of two good years at Kansas Wesleyan. Many fun things happened and even more good people passed through the school. We hope some of the uniqueness of those years is captured here. The COYOTE staff tried to produce a different yearbook, not because we HAD to but because we WANTED to. We hope you enjoy the book and judge us according to its content not its reason. For the members of the Class of 1975 and the Class of 1976: here's your yearbook. We hope you'll treasure it. 1975-76 Coyote Editors Long hours of work, dedication, frustration, and loyalty are involved when the responsibility of running a college institution is undertaken. Many people are involved, and each one's job is important for the betterment of the college. In reviewing this, the 1975-76 COYOTE yearbook is deservedly dedicated to the Office of the Registrar. Yet, more specifically we might say, this yearbook is deserved- ly dedicated to Berniece Hamilton, Bobbie Nelson, and LoVaurne Rasmusson, who ARE the Office of the Regis- trar. Many long and tiring hours are spent by these women trying to make every possible adjustment they can so students will be able to smoothly graduate from this insti- tution. Without their work and support we would have great difficulty adjusting our schedules and programs dur- ing our four year stay at Kansas Wesleyan. We would also like to add that the COYOTE staff is indebted to Berniece, Bobbie and LoVaurne for the help they have given to us in preparing this yearbook. lt is with these things in mind that much thanks and appreciation are extended to the Office of the Registrar. Stacey Samuels and Debbie Blount '76-76 Coyote Editors Berniece Hamilton LoVaurne Rasmusson oo 0 . 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I' , ' ' 1 ,,., ,., .snag Corfman, Randall, Whitewater, Kansas, Chemistry, Biology. Cooper, Marshall, Newark, New jersey, Histo- ry, Education. Colla, joseph lose , San Antonio, Texas, English Literature. Draft, Anthony, Sickerville, New lersey, Physical Education, Sociology, Secondary Education. 's 1' f. ,Sf Q xx, Duell, Roger, Cheney, Kansas, Biology: Duell, Kathy, Claflin, Kansas, Church Music. Cossel, Robert, Salina, Kansas, Psychology. 0 an Ediger, Deena, lnman, Kansas, Ele- mentary Education. German, Robert: Salina, Kansas, Business Administration, Philo- sophy. . Graves, William, Salina, Kansas, Business Administration. Green, David Hoover , Lic, New York, Elementary Educa- tion. Groves, Lona, Medicine Lodge, Kansas, Math, Business. Head, Mary, Topeka, Kansas, Psychology, Elementary Education. r lannelli, Charles, Clifton, New jersey, Physical Education, Health, Philosophy. lones, Kathy, Salina, Kansas, Chemistry, Math. has-Klf 3.g Kubitschek, Ann, Salina, Kansas: Art. McConkey, David, Abilene, Kansas, Organ and Church Music. 3 i if ' Moore, Marie, Hilliard, Florida, Music Education, Russian. gm, ,,r, , Q, W' 5 ngswv Am- flf ., , Q , O Lewis, lO sephineg Chicago, Illinois, Business Administration, Economics. 3, ,k,,. C Mohr, Grace, Salina, Kansas, Home Economics, Secondary Education. Nelson, Scott, St. Louis, Missouri, Chemistry. Noonan, Becky Vanoverg Salina, Kansas, Math, Computer Science. Ogborn, Rosetta, Salina, Kansas, Psychology, Art, Sec- ondary Education. lvl: I 'l':,, K ' Richardson, Cynthia, Chicago, Illinois, History, Political Science. un a noun noon on oo so s Pate, Cynthia, Denver, Colorado, English Li- terature. Renfro, Rhonda Webb, Alton, Kansas, Physical Education. Q tl aka ,lun ,J av 5,69 Rock, Maureen, Salina, Kansas, Physical Education. Wi ,, 'W Rucker, Eric, Herrington, Kansas, Political Science, History, Educa tion. .. I 'I' .,,. Salmon, janet, Salina, Kansas, Home Economics. ss A . 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Terhune, Nancy Bissell, Salina, Kansas, Soci- ology. Wright, Roger, Kansas City, Missouri, Computer Science, Business, Economics. f A sq, 0 A, x H1195 Pi I I White, Allegra, Salina, Kansas, Drama, English. West, julia Lloydg Pruhard, Alabama, Psychology, German, Education. Frederick, Nancy Freddie p Falun, Kansasg Business Administration. johnson, Lindag Osborne, Kansasg French, Secondary Education. 7 ..-M Garst, Dennisg Scandia, Kansasg Sociology. Laughman, Cynthiap Topeka, Kansasg Business Education. ooo oo ooo can mmf... o noon as an nu c May, Davidg Salina, Kansasg Business Administration. i Y.. if ix. - if bY-iv.K il f S PW F7 I x x- Q Ay P as-'lui Meyer, Andrewg Kensington, Kansasg Psychology. Shiehzadeh, lavad, Shiraz, Iran, Chemistry. .K rrnn'e S Mohr, Grace, Salina, Kansas, Home Econom- ics, Secondary Education. as S3 Whitehair, Edna, Abilene, Kansas, So- cial Science, Science. .-ni White, Brenda, Culver, Kansas, Vocal Music Educa- tion. 8 s ', ft- 'nuff . in K 'X' . Q f ,. I oy. 5 l Wygal, Karen, Salina, Kansas, Individualized Science. o so o ua oo c s on a nan nun can o o - f ,f . I Q 1 ., , Q, Y4fuunn.,,k Aggrf 4 I 1 ty NV A Q ez P xy 14 ls n' ,my .. ' 'M sy . j I V ' 6, I ' , W 1 'ffkw In y V 4 , . N:p?.x,x4gQf',,.,' 41, , ' 1 M v up., f J Lk.. qfffsg ,uvuf -4- ,mg- 4 oo-o s -nu Q on nun o no n Q n n n AVE' x QE, 4:1 ff f G 1 ,wwf ,r .mt .J ., D. fiw- 11, ' ff' -4. qs, ,Q w 1 . fs, A 4-bs., , , x +1 I. f 4' I gf . W,f k.'. ,K .' ' , QMA , ,, - I K. b,. x X -+ a - ?51. ':' , ,ip W, 2 tk 3 ' 2 3 2 ' 9 5 E , ix s E, E i at is gm: 4 4 f ilu, fl Ma' Q Q s one o una anno c on 0 o oc so s o I woke up today, I was crying, Lost in a lost world. Cos' so many people are dying, Lost in a lost world. Some of them are living an illusion, Bounded by the darkness of their minds In their eyes, it's nation against nation, With racial pride, sad hearts they hide Thinking only of themselves, they shun The light. They think they're right Living in their empty shells. 1 Nancy making the spirit signs The big tackle Doug hard at work on the press box L The mighty pass This is where it begins and ends S-uv, e ar ..,.4vf,-,M 'Xa , .9 , . s m V x 'K kiss . ,isgwg . n Coyotes Rally At Night 'f Q ff l1'wf.1:9:!1'1i,1! Qfifgx .f me :div 'iff ., ,1 , Q 'wk fb gig ' 5' N viii . p N September September September October October October October November November November Kansas Wesleyan 20 Kansas Wesleyan 32 KANSAS WESLEYAN Tabor 8 Kansas Wesleyan 14 McPherson 0 Kansas Wesleyan 23 Bethany 6 Kansas Wesleyan 3 Southwestern 27 Homecoming 75 Homecoming for 1975 brought a bright and sunny day, a Coyote victory and many happy alumni to the campus. A week of activities, planned by the Stu- dent Senate Activities Committee, pre- ceded Homecoming with a night of games, a talent show and a Lighthouse Par- ty preparing students for the weekend's activities. On Friday night, prior to the Homecom- ing Bonfire and Rally, Homecoming deco- rations were judged by an alumni panel. The Philharmonic Choir's entry, designed by Lucy Swain, received the first-place trophy with BASU receiving second. Saturday's activities included a Homecom- ing Luncheon in honor of Dr. F.C. Peters. Prior to the start of the game against McPherson, Dr. Peters was honored at Martin Stadium. During halftime, Donna Tucker, Kansas City, Mo., senior, was crowned Home- coming Queen. Queen Donna and her court, Patsy Savener and Paula Gile, were serenaded by the Silver Sabres after the Coronation. The Homecoming Dance was held at the Heart of America. ji ' ,wa E,'fx.'xfYf'? Helping hands hard at work Homecoming Float Winner - Philharmonic Choir o Q e on noon on nun Q e Q o neo an nos ooo Paula Gile, a Freshman from Scandia, Kansas, with a major in physical therapy was a 1975 Homecoming queen contes- tant. Her escort was Brian johnson, from Scandia, Kansas. I E Patsy Savener, a sophomore from Hutchinson, Kansas, was escorted by her husband Mark Savener from Clay Center, Kansas. Patsy's major is music education. She is a Wesleyan Singer this year. x 1 X 1 Nm, N ' Queen, Donna Tucker Donna Tucker, senior coed from Kansas City, Mo. was crowned 1975 Homecoming Queen during the half-time activities of the Wesley- an-game. Donna's escort was William Man- ning, also of Kansas City. Donna will graduate in May with a degree in sociology and psy- chology. Moving to their seats in the crowd are newly crowned queen Donna Tucker, Attendant Patsy Savener, and Attendant Paula Gile. , -3442, 'AQV4 ' l Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Cassell accepting a check to the Holy Land from the K.W. family for their many years of untiring service to the college. r-4 N' S mm.,,,, Candids 'A A . .mf 11 Mmm: D51 ,1 5f5f-'EI-ff5'PQ:f 'Kline gf? , .. , ' k 7, , W I 'C' N. fx xw - A 1 S S' E , s 3. Vi XM, YN-lv, 'W-in , , K, ' if jx, I - mf, 54? 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' Af. .3 E U' sf- ' Q Frank Carlson Lecture Series The traditional Frank Carlson Lecture Series of current events named for the former United States Senator from Concordia, Kan- sas was hosted on Wesleyan's Campus, Mon- day evening October 13, 1975. This First lecture of the '75-'76 school year presented Frances Sissy Farenthold, past chairperson of the National Women's Politi- cal Caucus. Ms. Farenthold, a licensed attor- ney, has served in the Texas Legislature, and is the first woman in the United States to have her name placed in nomination for Vice-President. Kansas Wesleyan student body sponsors the lecture series and is responsible for the com- ing lecture in the Spring. on 0 0 s l o Q uso nun... s sauce nun sou o 1 .ax ':- :Q , 4 K ,, .. .um , V i a X iv 4 K S 3 vi' 5? . , .4 Q iw x 2? cd Q3 V. aw hi A A r x 'K -if 51. V 'A Wx in Xt 'xi 9 ' +32 1 s, aw A :V i 5 wk ig, z fb- J -- K. 3 W A -.f 1 f , by W fbm i Xi S., MQ, . AX XXX- k i X k . K Q1 , nzwrf... .v -v .I , - W . yd i i fm VICKIE CRANTON Chickasha, OK Music Wesleyan Singers 2,3,45 Student Aid for Dean of Students 3,45 Student Host 35 BARRY CROSS El Dorado, KS Business Administration l Varsity Baseball 3,45 Varsity Golf at Butler County junior College 25 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Dean Evans Award 3. IOANN CROW Bennington, KS Elementary Education Student Senate 15 Philharmonic Choir 1,2,3,45 Delta Omicron Pi 1,2,3,4, DOP Vice President 15 DOP President 2,35 Hi-Ki 25 Circle K 2,35 SNEA 2,3,45 Madrigals 4. GEORGE CRYER Walden, NY Physical Education Intramurals 1,2,3,45 janitor 45 Bookstore Clerk 35 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,25 Baseball DAVID DISHUK Garfield, Nj Physical Education Intramural Basketball 1,2,3p Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4g Varsity Football 1 2 Varsity Track 1,2,3,4p Academic Scholarship, Dean's List hug ,lil nga fa 'shi A 9 9 kiwi! on .. 1 DALE DOLL Little River, KS Physical EducationfEnglish Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. sry' ROBERT DORMAN Garfield, Nj Biology!Chemistry Biology Club 2,35 Chemistry Club 35 Varsity Football 152. , ,ss TIM DUELL Goodland, KS Mathfkeligious Studies Circle K 15 Physics Club 1,25 Student Senate 3,45 Student Senate Treasurer 35 Academic Committee 3,45 Delegate to National Col- lege Conference on World Hunger 45 Who's Who 45 Purple Key5 Gold Key. THE KANSAS WESLEYAN THEATRE PRESENTS March 4, 5,6 at 8:15 p.m. in Fitzpatrick Auditorium THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS by Paul Zindel Directed and Designed by Richard Crouse THE CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Tillie .,....,....,..,..,......... Cynthia Ann lennison Beatrice . . .......,,. Debra S. Wall Ruth ....... .... P eggy Lesovsky Nanny ....,.. ... Marti Pennington lanice Vickery .. .,.. Belinda Saracino The time is the present in a city notunlike Salina, Kansas The place is an old fruit and vegetable store. There will be one 10 minute intermission. The use of cameras and recording devices is strictly prohib ited THE PHILADELPHIA STORY by Philip Barry Directed and Designed by Richard Crouse Tracy Lord . . . . Dinah Lord ..... Margaret Lord . . . Sandy Lord .... Thomas ......... Uncle Willie Tracy Elizabeth Imbrie . Macaulay Connor George Kittridge C.K. Dexter Haven Seth Lord ,...... Mac ....... Dr. Parsons . . . THE CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE . Belinda Saracino . .... Cindy lennison . .... Stefanie Dilling .. .. Art Adamsen .. Uhlrich Werner .... jon Drennen ...... Debbie Hill Mark McCormick Keith Kersenbrock Robert E. Nichols . . Carl T. Webster . Gary C-antenbein .. Stephen C. Fink I A V . ',, vc. . 4 , QNX' N Q x un o o one nun nun nun nun nu o o o o s o a u c c o oo o Y. S3 ,nw -A-K1-5' .,. ' X-. g '-N a a suns: on o omen's Sports Kansas Wesleyan fielded three women's varsity sports teams during the 1975-76 school year - volleyball basketball, and softball. The teams were members of the K.C.A.C. - Kansas College Athletic Conference J under the governance of K.A.I.A.W. - Kansas Association for Inter-collegiate Athletics for Women. Although none of the teams placed in K.C.A.C competition, there were some outstanding recognitions awarded to the following individuals: Rose Draft - Senior Allstar KCAC Volleyball team Donna Garrett - Senior Honorable Mention Allstar KCAC Basketball team Kayla Gantenbein - Senior Kansas Wesleyan Outstanding Woman Athlete for 1975-76 Kayla and Darlene Block participated in all three sports during the 1975-76 season. Five young women were awarded sweaters for lettering all four years in one sport: Donna Garrett -- Basketball Darlene Block - Basketball Kayla Gantenbein - Softball Rose Draft - Volleyball, softball Rhonda Rose - Volleyball, softball The coaches for the various teams were as follows: Volleyball: Head Coach - Mrs. Bevan Assistant Coach - Nancy Terhune Basketball: Head Coach - Rhonda Renfro Assistant Coach - Dwight Sutphin Softball: Head Coach - Mrs. Bevan Assistant Coach - Debbie Green 3 KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT, Rose Draft, Kayla Gantenbein. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Caroln Sias, jama Amos, Carol Hall, Nancy Knight, jill Rietzke, Paula Gile, Coach Ginny Bevan, and Katrina Calcote. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Assistant Coach Nancy Terhune, Mary Pat Shea- hon, lla Brockway, Peggy Lesovsky, Ronda Rose, and Darlene Block. ...,,,,....n-- wmv' Where's the ball? 'z l'II take that! F 1. s Academic Affairs Committee Administrative Manager Physical Plant Service Bureau Personnel Affirmative Action Space Utilization Special Events Q nn one o Q use so ....' ' ' . . I.. ooo no so ua no 9 Q 9 9 9 0 O 9 S 5 9 6 O O S Q O 5 O 5 Dean of Students Housing Food Service Counseling Placement Health Student Aid Student Affairs Board of Trustees 1 L - - - Executive Development Operation Committee Committee Committee I I I l I I l President : l l I I l I I I I l I Ch I ' I ' I ap am 2 I 1 I I 9 I l as I I 5 Intercollegiate I : ', Athletics : I s , ' s , ' l l Vice-president for Vice-president for Business Manager Academic Affairs Institutional Advancement I Faculty and Admissions Business Office Curriculum I Library Development Endowments and I Investments Community College Relations Purchasing Services and Continuing Education Registrar Public Information Budget Institutional Alumni Relations Bookstore Research President 1 4. Sara, thinking? The job of college president has many facets, and Dr. Daniel Bratton works hard to meet these. Assisting with his many tasks is his secretary Mrs. Sara Huber. These two com- plete the demanding duties re- quired of a KW President ,. R65 rj ,,.. K is Y' ' Q -. I E , 4. F ki L -- - Q. : i :Fw V il. Q i if -' V A I i V s as is Q rw M at sv .5 I . 5 ir ' e 1' er- s f at . Q ee Q . JY T' as ' AV' . Ni? Business Manager Adrian Shottenkirk, Business Manager Wilva Magdeburg, Chief Accountant . First ludy Smiley, Business Office Beverly Brzon, Business Office ., wi' ,, Y V k u A , ,,- 4 n .V We .. we 4 'Q r M , - . cg.. W -5 'J f r ' 'Q -- ' , 1.4 QR if r B 6 Mary Stapleton, Telephone Operator Margaret Giles, Book Store Operator 6' 1 f V A l w g Administrative Manager 'lBhuuw .f Sue Ann Seng, Secretary for Business and Administrative Managers lb C17 23 14 345 31 Ed Beffort, Retired Maintenance lay Eikleberry, Maintenance Chief Chief Randy St. Clair, Administrative Manager Norma Summers, Secretary Mainte- nance Dept. I Fl fel 1' 'f T1!V'f QQEQEQA ' bthfyivi if X Q' g.f2gS?EES I UH' a Sharon Anderson, Director, Service Bureau. Summer Maintenance Crew. Vice-President Institutional Advancement Richard Davis, Head of Admissions Charla jenkins, Public Relations and Alumni Services sarfks. Ianie DeForrest, Secretary, Pub- lic RelationsfAlumni Services. lim Frerickson, Director of Western Kansas Office. Duane Dyer, Vice-President for Institutional Advancement lohn Manzone, Admissions Counselor Sharon Kirkham, Secretary for Vice- Pres. Institutional Advancement Kay McEnulty, Admissions Counselor Larry Minner, Director of Annual Fund Sandra Drier, Placement Officer Vice-President for Academic Affairs Dr. Oriville Voth, Vice President of Academic Affairs Registrar's Office - Berniece, Bobby and at Paul Friesner W Paul K. Friesner, Kansas Wesleyan head librarian since 1966, died janu- ary 31 after suffering an apparent heart attack. He was 53 years old. Mr. Friesner was a native of Detrlblt, Ks., and graduated from Kansas Wes- leyan in 1951. He earned his master's degree from the University of Illinois and prior to coming to Wesleyan held library positions at Fort Hays State College and the University of Colorado. Interests of Mr. Friesner included square dancing and collecting an- tiques. He also displayed an interest in the study of American Indians. We at Wesleyan will indeed miss Mr. Friesner. fa . 3 ag r . s l E -V' if l Library Staff if . 'sjsggh' . . E . E' ai A' 1 wr as :' - ' i is Louise Albright, Asst. Librarian , 'ti ,ti L, Dr. Abdool Hoosein Brewster Brown, Continuing Education and Summer School Bob lensen, Institutional Advancement o nu o no-on vnu a nn Q Dean Of Students Bill Worley, Dean of Students Steve Fink, Chaplain Pauline Vineyard, Secretary to Chaplain Barbara Lyon, Secretary to Dean of Students leanne VanGundy, Financial Aid Officer Martha Benigus, Secretary to Academic Dean Dean Of Students X u if 5 0 Food Service Staff. Ron Kizer, Counselor, Head Resident of New Men's Dorm julia Boddie, Dean of Women, Head Resident of Pfeiffer Hall Fred Cravens, Minorities Counselor lay Swartz, Business Accounts, Head Baseball Coach -' ., , H my ,WAN ,,,.,,, ,. ,M H - fr ,.fi,,,af k , ,x f- , . ,L ,ji W? 'M I ' 1' I I W A V 2,1, A , H A ,,A?E ZVV , T, L ., ., , K ' -- ' ' A M 3- . .,,. H ,, ,, . ' K 'ig ' . ..., , , ,, I , ' ,,,. .. YM ...,, A M V b H u u o n 0 Q - u n na u n on on n nu nn -Q 1 0 an n - n 1 Q no n .maj .,,, A 4 i i . 3 ap 'fi Z ,135 i X . 'fim nuns nuns Faculty William Anderson, Instructor of Music Mary Virginia Bevan, Assoc. Professor of Women's Physical Education Dr. Gene Bissell, Professor of Physical Education, Director of Athletics Kenneth Carman, Assoc. Professor of Mathematics David Clark, Instructor of Music WD WI I A W 'K ,C if I J KI ll ,,,,r,, Ti! 3 Q' ' 'L 'w'3 . I infra af fi Richard Crouse, Instructor of Drama Dr. Yuan Chiang, Professor of Chemistry ,Q-f.wem-efs,ggff,q,K ,D Rev. W.E. Cassell, Professor Emeritus of Religion 4 Fred Cravens, Instructor of Black Perspectives Dr. john Dahlquist - Professor of History xmklmtsmt.. sffi - A Q 5Z1 '? Dr. Gene Davis - Assoc. Professor of Education Consuelo Diaz - Assoc. Professor of Spanish Marilyn Dowell - Instructor of Art 3 . Margaret Dudley Assoc. Professor to Speech and English Thomas Durkin - Professor of Philosophy E fi im 2 .E , il Dr. David Fancher - Assoc. Professor of Physics, Cooperative Education Dr. Ben W. Fuson -Professor of English and Literature wr -.Y 'ml' mn' Z, Dr. Charles Giles - Professor of History and Political Science Sue Geiger - Director of Learning Skills Center 11. l fy if ioo ooo Mhmwmwwwvfm orgy K '4iiQD ' , , ,, tv- f. .5W -asfaaazaayfqsy ,,., ,,,vf',VA Dr. George Hefke - Professor of French Harry Huber - Assoc. Professor of Music and Or- gan . .. Q-.-s. QQ...- . .OOOI 0 . 8 Dr. janet luhnke, Assistant Professor of English Dr. Albert Nelson, Professor of Secondary Education Dr. Gerald Hudder, Assoc. Professor of Physical Education D r . L a w t o n Owen, Profes- sor of Zoology v Dr. Stephen Rodabaugh, Instructor of Mathematics in WW Mx K Wilma Preston, Assoc. Professor of Home Economics -Q -i- . 'X Barbara Rytych, Instructor of Accounting Ellas Saig, Asst. Professor of Economics Dr. Medford Shively, Asst. Professor of Business Administration Paul Stucky, Assoc. Professor of Physics X 'fl ff Carl Taylor - Asst. Professor of Computer Science Dr. Robert Vetter - Asst. Professor of Psychology Pat Taylor - Instructor of Music, Not pictured Dr. George Taylor - Assoc. Professor of Sociology CIOGD-BYE The close of the 1975-76 school year was saddened as twelve members of the faculty and administrative staff left Wesleyan for new places. A farewell reception was held May 14 for those leaving at the end of the school year. President and Mrs. Daniel Bratton hosted the affair in honor of those twelve who have resigned or retired. Wesleyanites not returning for another year include Brewster Brown, Assit. Dean of Continu- ing Education and Summer School, who will be continuing work on his doctoral degree, Sandra Dreier, Placement Director, who is resigning to move to Hesston with her family, Thomas Durkin, Professor of Philosophy, who is retiring, Rev. Steve Fink, Chaplain, who is beginning work on his doctoral degree in theology, Dr. Ben Fuson, who retired to move to his farm in Kentucky, Mrs. Berniece Hamilton, registrar, who is retiring, Dr. Gerald Hudder, who resigned, Virginia King, school nurse, who resigned, Randy St. Clair, who resigned to accept a post with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, after serving as administrative manager and head basket- ball coach, jay Swartz, head baseball coach, who resigned to enter private business, Bill Worley, Dean of Students, who resigned to complete his doctoral degree, and Lewis Wright, mainte- nance, who retired. We remaining at Wesleyan and those who have known any of the above individuals wish them well in whatever they may find themselves doing. Good Luck one and all! FIRST STATE BANK and TRUST oo. an 1r i SALINA KANSAS S FIR! T PlHCE IIIEI T 1333 West Crawford FIR! T PlHCE FIR! T PIHCE IIIEEKI D0llIfIT0lllfI 501 S. Santa Fe 233 S. 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Members not pictured, Darlene Block, Donna Garrett, Donna Tucker, Diane Edward, William Manning, Herbert Parker, Lorene Wellton, Teresa Gibbs, Paige Edwards, Ralph Perez, Stan johnson, Paula jackson, Linda Sanz Edna Stucky, Rufus Covington, Kenneth Simmon, Ken Lowe, LaVern Scales, Carrie Cul- pepper Sam Cade, D Shelia McAdams, Valerie Mosley, Ron West. The Society of Physics Students had a rather active year. This year we inducted three members into Sigma Pi Sigma. They were T. Scott Carman, Bradley Gaiser, and Larry Liby. SPS had an intramural basketball team this year. In the spring we had a car wash that earned 536.00 We also showed the movie Tornado. We had two lectures this year. T. Scott Carman gave a lecture on holography and Steve Richards, a 1973 graduate of Kansas Wesley- an and a graduate student at Kansas State University gave a lecture on Biomedical Engineering. PRESIDENT Larry Liby VICE PRESIDENT T. Scott Carman PROGRAM DIRECTOR Brad Gaiser SECTXTREAS. Paul Kroll SPONSORS Dr. David Fancher Prof. Paul Stucky 'lg' 5, 6 4 ,j fl -49 , i' n v ,E 'Ml' . as 41 , o Q. Q x 1 K fl 'f' Ti.. 34 .1 3 ks .2,,.'I.' 1 ,fri and s '1 JW , E, ' r . C 'Q , . .. X A ,gif S 2 Qs iff' .2 - as S , at Q 1 3 E E if I I E IAMES KRESGE Salina, KS Art, Minor Philosophy ' S 4 . I qs? ALAN SCOTT LAVATY Hinsdale, Illinois Physical Education, Minor: Business Administration Radio Broadcasting, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Dramatic Activities Varsity Golf 1,2,3,4. JULIA LEHMANN Portsmouth, Virginia Spanish, Minor: Secondary Education SNEA Vice-President 4, London Interterm 41 Honor Roll 1,2,45 Marymount Honor Roll 3. FAITH LETSCH Klamath Falls, Ore. Nursing ' ,iff TERRILL E. MCCABE Salina, Ks. Business Administration, Minor: Italian Phi Beta Lambda 1,2,35 Intramural Basketball 81 Softball 1,2 E - 4. .- I ul ii?i. 515 3 sf lg. .3512-E. 1 . ' . . 4 I -353 CANDY L. MCCORMICK Silver Lake, Ks. Sociology 84 Psychology Delta Omicron Pi 2,3,45 Vice President 3, Activities Committee 4, Food Service Committee 4, Varsity Basketball 4. X ROBIN MCGUIRE Wellington, Ks. Sociology 84 Psychology 'kfl SHARON MEYER Smith Center, Ks. Elementary Education, Art Delta Omicron Pig Student Center Coordinator. Delta Omicron Pi 'l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Hi Ki 2, Circle K 3, Philharmonic Choir 1,2,3, Dramatics 2, Who's Who among American Colleges 4. - Q- x 4 Q WW 'ff 8 -V ff '1 V 2 If . 5 ,, ! '-:Yi 1 u fx ima - k-I - , Q 4 9' ,rkgrfv ,fffig . .. ws. ' ' 5 .,4. .1 - A .5 Q. MQ' , V ' . J.. W, :gl .-, Q21 X 4 J ' 4 1 . I U xx' N. I 1 3 1 - M 4. 4 A 5 . I -v 1' ',.,, 7 -. 'T ,jp X m y 1 Q ,x Ii, SA f , Xrmxl ' T . , . 1 W u :Q 1 X VN: W' 1 -v' -X . IM mi ,milf ,w -Q, 'K wx kdm QE. 'uf ff! Q k,-, ,, v A :WV 1 T 3:34 , f JB :,f' ,, ' ff 'Y' ? Q The '75-76 Student Senate ex- ercised its leadership under Doug Strohmeyer's direction. Early activities included the Carlson Lecture Series given by Sissy Farenthold, Homecoming and the new constitution changes for the Senate. Evening game nites and dances were sponsored by the Senate also. After much mental and phys- ical pressure Doug announced his withdrawal from K.W. and the many positions he held. Thus Sandee Hodgkinson be- came President for the remain- ing months. The Spring Carlson Lecture with julian Bond and Lilac Fete concluded a very busy and suc- cessful year of Student Senate. New Student Hosts: FRONT L - R5 Sue Nech, Patty Parker BACK L - R5 john Aragon, Ken Heize For 1975-76, the Campus Hosts were organized to work with prospective students visiting our campus. Their main responsibility was to meet the visiting student or group, give them a cam- pus tour, take them to sit in on classes, meet faculty in their interest areas, and finally to take them to meals in the cafeteria and see that they didn't end up sitting alone in their dorm at night. The hosts were all upperclassmen who were good representatives of the student body. They gave their time and energy to encourage other students to attend the college they had decid- ed on. We hope to expand the Campus Host program to make the campus visit more effec- tive. L - R Sandee Hodgkinson President Kenny Parker Treasurer Christi Allen Public Rela tions Secretary lo Kepple Recording Secretary Shelia McAdams Activities Chrm sf Qi X--f-nn, W ' 4 A T 3 W KY X' F U mx x 'wuz Q EJ Y' 4 , ff, Q Q 1 w ' ml My E 1 Y 2:27 'W -41 . M M., V 4 L y on on oo Philharmonic Choir l FRONT L - R: Sandra Heart, Lucy Swain, Marilyn Lamm, Pam Vineyard, Susan Plough, Annette Eckman, Beth Kruizenga, Deb Billings, Nancy Knight, Pat Savener, Kathi Hamilton, Rhonda Rose. 2ND ROW: Mary Miller, Ann Sommers, Susan Springer, Pam Stewart, Stefanie Dilling, Dana Stinemetze, Patti Parker, jama Amos, Linda Fleckenstein, Linda Ziegler, Katrina Calcote, jo Crow. 3RD ROW: Dean Wisehart, Paul Carman, Archie Helzer, Terry Roberts, Ken Hiesz, Buford Debolt, Carl Anderson. 4TH ROW: Ed Hendershot, Rich Lungstrum, Chris Cantrell, jeff Horlacher, Sheldon Woolery, Brian Duell, Tim Duell, Keith Kersenbrock, Gary Farr, Ron Weber, And Ron Calcote. The Kansas Wesleyan Philharmonic Choir began its annual Spring Choral Tour March 19, with a 10-day series of Kansas and Colorado concerts planned. Conductor William Anderson and the 43-voice choir will present 11 concerts at high schools and churches during the annual tour. Choir members spent two days skiing at the YMCA of the Rockies in Granby, CO. The Choir finances its own tour by working throughout the year to raise funds. ln previous years, the Choir has visited both the east and west coasts and toured the midwest during the annual tour. For their 1976 tour, the Choir presented a two-part program. The first portion included Trumpet Gloria by Dufay, Regina Coeli by Pales- trian, Sing Unto God from judas Maccabaeus by Handel, The Glory of the Father by Hovland, Go Ye Into All the World by Eugene Butler, Nobody Knows with arrangement by Shaw-Parker, and Nelly Bly arranged by john Halloran. Barbara Balser, Norton sophomore, was the alto soloist on Nobody Knows. The second portion of the program included a nine-part work for mixed chorus and electronic tape, Ezekiel by Kemner. The Prophet EzekieI's prophetic messages to the people of judah were told through this work. The program's finale was a tradition for the Philharmonic Choir on its Spring Tour. F.M. Christiansen's arrangement of Beautiful Savior was performed with all choir alumni invited to participate. Locations of the concerts were as follows: Canon City High School, Canon City, Co. Colby United Church, Colby, Ks. Ordway United Methodist Church, Ordway, Co St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Colorado Springs, Co. Fort Morgan High School, Fort Morgan, Co. Arvada United Methodist Church, Arvada, Co. First United Methodist Church, Boulder, Co. Florence High School, Florence, Co. United Methodist Church, Burlington, Co. First United Methodist Church, Pueblo, Co. First United Methodist Church, Goodland, Ks. The Kansas Wesleyan Singers, the 11 member folk ensemble made up of Wesleyan students, left August 23, for Washington, D.C. and an appearance during the Bicentennial Salute to Kansas. Accompanied by their director, William Anderson, the Singers traveled to the Capitol Hill United Methodist Church and an August 29, appearance during a Salute to Kansas. Members of the Kansas Congressional delegation were also present during the observance of the Bicenten- nial. Anderson said the Capitol Hill UMC has observed the Bicentennial in 1976 by saluting a different state each Sunday. Celebrations were scheduled on the basis of the state's entrance to the Union with a different college musical group selected to represent their state each Sunday. During their eight-day tour, the singers presented concerts in Brunswick, Mo., Hannibal, Mo., Chilocothe, Oh., Clarksburg, W.V., and Bridgeport, Ill., in addition to the Washington D.C., concert. Members of the Wesleyan Singers making the trip to Washington were: Barb Davis Balser, Norton junior, Debra Billings, Kensington sophomore, Vickie Cranton, Chickasha, Ok, senior, Buford DeBolt, Downs senior, Bryan Duell, Cheney senior, Gary Farr, Peabody junior, Ken Heisz, Maize sophomore, Keith Kersenbrock, Ness City sophomore, Doug Pyle, Clay Center junior, and Pat Harman Savener, Hutchinson junior. FRONT: Buford Debolt, Barb Balser 2ND ROW: Brian Duell, Pam Stewart, Rich Lungstrum, Vicki Cranton 3RD ROW Keith Kersenbrock Deb Billings, Ken Heisz, Pat Savener, Gary Farr, Cinthi lennison. SITTING L - R: Io Crow, Dean Wisehart, Susan Plouch STANDING L - R: Dana Steinmetz, Archie Helzer, Stefanie Dilling, Ron Weber, Bob Nichols, and Susan Springer. Mark McCormick preforming for Brass Choir A ,Q hh if X X 3' A , wi: FRONT - lay Quinn 2ND ROW - Buford DeBoIt, Ken Heisz Roy Bynum, Mark McCormick BACK - Dean Wisehart Not Pic- tured - Terry Roberts, Paul Carman and conductor, Dave Clark E91 lt U T .MV Q Q V, .- SITTING, L - R: Linda Smith, Linda Conner and Deb Billings. STANDING, L - R: Beth Zabel, Barbara Shively, Cindy Shively, Susan Springer, and Pam Vineyard. .4 93,5 I i '11 if lr 5 Av ba k wg lf, 5' 1 , Delta Kappa Chi , . Lk., - M Q SITTING, L - R: Michele Kunz, Pam Vineyard, Wilma Preston, sponsor: lo Kepple, and Nadine Splattsoesser. STANDING, L - R: Nancy Neymark, Anette Eckman, Dana Steinmetz, Patty Parker, Becky Hedrick, and Sandy Swartzenberger. Q o cocoon nun n an o a A gm, ,,,,,,, , . is wen eg f mr 3 ' ,ff-,iss -A 2215? :ffl was +35 Q Off Campus Students, L - R, Bruce Lyon, james Michael Morales, Bob Gashaw, Ann Georgia Sommers Sammy LoVullo, Diane Sanborn, Marilyn Thompson, Sandra Heart, Carol Sias, and Mary Beth Gashaw. Off Campus Students, L - R, Richard Lungstrom, john Pihl, Rebecca Gilbert, Charles Rivera, Bobby Wilbur, Sharon Hixson, David Lightner, and Nadine Splattstoesser. W I r r m BOTTOM ROW, L - R: joe Cerevullo, Rich Southiere, Dwight Sutphin, and Dave Banks. MIDDLE ROW, L - R: Tony Metcalf, Barry Cross, and Mark McCormick. TOP ROW, L - R.: Tony Butler and Artie Adamsen. SITTING, L - R: joe Snyder and Tim Teeter. STANDING, L - R: Tim Schwemmer, Tracy Rietzke, Dale Doll, Virgil Merlau, Kirk Foster, Bruce Pinkhall, Kent Gant, Kent Tamsen, and jeff Laha. Not Pictured: Gary Gantenbein, Brian johnson, Scott Walkinshaw, Don Mueller, and Kenny Parker. FRONT ROW, L - R: Cindy jennison, Darlene Block, Donna Garrett, Donna Tucker, Patty Parker, Deb Hill, Annette Eckman, jo Kepple, and Linda Ziegler. BACK ROW, L - R: Margaret Watts, Katrina Calcote, Paula Gile, jay Yonkin, Brenda Brzon, Carol Hall, Karta Huckstadt, and jill Rietzke. Not Pictured: Debbie Blount, Sue Nech, Susan Plough, Sandy Schwartzenberger, and Susan Springer. Everywhere you go you'll see them searching Everywhere you turn you'll feel the pain Everyone is looking for the answer We'll look again, come on my friend Love will find them in the end Come on my friend, we've got to bend On our knees and say a prayer. Celebration Lab The Celebration Lab began 10 semesters ago at Wesleyan when some students and the Chaplain thought about the idea of providing a time when on campus people could gather to appropriate festivity, experimentation, Word and Sacrament. ln those five years, the Lab has produced over 150 different celebrations ranging from High Church tradition to current folk masses and footwashings. The Lab students in 1973 produced a anthology of its creative liturgies for every United Methodist Church in our conference. Since then, the word got out, and many others from across the US and Canada have written OCM request- ing copies of our work. F9 14 I Bob Morley LLM 5 N The Pilgrimage ' gf 5 a X u nu nun noon o can o a o e no n noon nsoou an Lilan Fete 1976 was held April 24, 1976. The dance was at The Hilton Inn in down- town Salina. This year the Coeds vieing for Miss Wesleyan wereg Sandee Hodgkinson, Denver, Co., juniorg Carmen Holloway, Gypsum Seniorp Marilyn Lamm, Ordway, Co., juniorg Pam Vineyard, Salina, seniorg and Beth Zabel, Salina senior. The Queen was crowned during ceremonies at the Dance. Queen Marilyn Lamm then re- sided over the rest ofthe evening's activi- ties. An Evening i AN EVEQZQING GF ONE .ACTS i l PROPOSAL MIIDUINI CIEEK l Directed by Nancy Knight Chubuxov0u.fiuo0?iCarl T. Webster Lsnlovo o a o e 4. e 9 n s .KGB Lieisz l'l3fl.75.:l.:lfl'l.c 4 a s: 9 9 as as o 0 vDlfJr'3. THE FEAST by DANIEL WRIGHT My Directed by Jon Drennen Blue Jeans...eo,,,Mike Corby Old Man..a....o...Robert Nichols Young Nan...0.Qe,.David Banks OVERTONES BY ALICE GERS'.C'ENBF.RG 'Directed by Debbie Hill Harriet....Q.n0..,Katrina Calcote He i:'cy.n o o u 1 o v Q n c e v opeg LSSOVSRY lfllalngaveto ur za in 0 o 0 osusarl 271011011 MaggieacciGQ.ieqquKay1a Gantenbein THE BEJLT. by ANTON CHEKOV Us-rectgd by Rhcflilia- li0m5S3l'Cll'1f'1? L - R: Ken Heizs, Carl Webster, Deb Billings P0pO11'3.c o v a v U a e 3 mx Q n.l.:QI'l9'G't2. 2532635 Sznaxnovo . 6 . B . . Q Q Jiezvth Kara enbrcm: Lllkao o o u o u Q e o c. o 0 a 01238 l'-'ill-:l..j,3i'53 l l L - R: Bob Nichols, Mike Corby, Dave Banks noon s noon anon no o o oo so s ne Acts cv J gud S1 L l ,V lv Z., y rib Peg Lesovsky, Kayla Gantenbein, Katrina Calcote, Sue Plouch. N 1 ,J f 1 1 . fl - as 4 , Q ff' Inf + 1,Jgf 'Q - ,,, ,. ft' f , .qw Keith Kersenbrock and Loretta Zerbe. an s one noon noon noon nun an Q o o o Q ov s s so on oo o Golf Kansas Wesleyan returned to a full schedule of golf com- petition in the KCAC in 1976 with the season beginning with 13 players. Before the year was out, nine men were part of the team, coached by Rich Davis, director of ad- missions. A young team, the Coyotes won a duel match against Cloud County Community College, and took second in a triangular with Marymount and Cloud County. The year's best tournament finish, as a team, was a fourth place finish, but, considering the youth and inexperience of the team, it was a good year. Every golfer on the team, according to Davis, improved greatly as the season progressed, and, with the addition of several new golfers for 1977, the Coyotes should be strong competition for any team in the KCAC. ln addition to hosting their own tournament at Salina's Elks Club Course, the golfers participated in the KCAC and District 10 meets. F X 5 1. KW Golfers include, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Bruce Lyon, Todd Briney, Dave Banks, Rick Beets, Harvey Swager, Artie Adamsen, and Coach Rich Davis. ...-, f-J ww .f n A K . 1 i ,- ,T Xxx, NA , 3 ,V H31 fx 'LQX lffliif ' ff' p 1 Q . f ig' 4, ' - 1 -J' ' f fy , A ii, V, 1 :ff 1 ar! k' 5 I llfi .Ti Q f W! F' k ' 1 ng . F was gi' , I 'rf-.Zh I ' E if R .F -, V-Q 1 .Lx Eff Kg N Jr' 55'- 6 - T Q ff MP, -5 . 'tjjiri U , Aa-Q., 1 . . s J' 4 J x s li' ws' .awww ,A .5 'sr ,1f.4'f fr Q fflfwvf 5 1'g,,fQ K- ' .5 , ..- .i !LiA'5 fx 'Af' Yfx 2 4 :.,L v K.: XM 1 3:3 K lm U Wu Vasa' 'S' ! 1 L 4 QM' X5 an 5 J.: N fin. 3 I 48 if ww Hz Tennis The Kansas Wesleyan Tennis Team tried again for a win- ning season, but faced stiff competition and an even worse tennis court. The combined experience of the whole team was less than 12 years but, despite the odds, the team played hard and with determination. The KCAC was as rough as ever with Bethany going to the National NAIA Tennis Meet and Rick Holman of McPher- son College also attending. Coached by Randy St. Clair, the Coyotes went with two seniors, one junior, one sophomore, and one freshman. The team was composed of Steve Raney playing 41 sin- gles and 41 doubles, joe Snyder playing 32 singles and 41 doubles, lim Nelson playing 4153 singles and 42 doubles, Scott Walkinshaw playing 4,44 singles and 42 doubles, jeff Laha playing 45 singles and 43 doubles, and Ron Webber playing 36 singles and W3 doubles. Individual Over-all Record Singles Doubles Steve Raney 7- 6 6- 7 joe Snyder 7- 6 6- 7 lim Nelson 3-10 3-10 Scott Walkinshaw 6- 7 3-10 jeff Laha 5- 8 4- 9 Ron Webber 3- 5 4- 9 sq- -na on soo -neo s una. noon funn M 'ftfiqMa Ly, , f -ffm 2-,M .f ,s f-wma..-V glam, f wv-A--1, .,,... - - 1 f fig, M ,lips My--ff 6 ij- NM, MMM- S M, Aa' 'W ,, N W.-f '5 V'--' it - I Varsity Track '76 The 1975-76 Kansas Wesleyan Track Team, while short on man power was not lacking in talent. The 12 member team set five new school records to continue Wesleyan's long and outstanding track history. - The school records which were set are: High lump Gordon Roe 6'4 1976 Long jump Ron West 23'11A 1976 440 Yd. Relay R. West, E. Hill R. O'Neal, 1. Kresge 43.5 1976 ltiel 440 l.H. T lim Kresge 53.6 1976 120 Yd. H.H. lim Kresge 14.9 1976 In addition a number of indiyidual meet records were set. 4 It is hoped that this season is the beginning of a new period of ' excellence in Wesleyan track. BACK ROW L - R: Coach, Brewster Brown, lim Kresge, Ernest Hill, Dave Laha, Anthony Williams. FRONT ROW L - R: Lee A. Williams, Rick O'Neill, Gary Goodwin, Ron West. Members not pictured: Bob lensen, Head Coach, Henry Melton, Asst. Coach Gordon Roe, james Tyson. a oo so so N' Y? mdk k Q-Kuff wg, . 5 . ,, L., Q Ex xr, at A A A J Y' 5 321 1 s o uno nun nun nun nun SPRI Cr Georgia Senator julian Bond, the first Black to ever be nominated for Vice President of the United States, present- ed the spring Carlson Lecture Series at Wesleyan. The 36-year old legislator, disqualified for the vice presidency because of his age at the time, became active in the civil rights movement while attending college. He was one of the founders of the Committee on Appeal for Human Rights and the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. The Lecture on February 28, was one that each and all found interesting. Much appreciation goes to Student Senate for sponsoring the Lecture Se- ries this year. New Men's Dorm-Third Floor East FRONT ROW, L-R: Kent Gant, Kent Tamsen, and David Laha. MIDDLE ROW, L-R: Laverne Scales, Carl Miller,lim Nelson, jimmy Larzarlele, Steve Hartwick, Larry Wescott,and Cary Burt, THIRD ROW,L-R: Archie Helzer, Lee Charles, Ralph Perez, Rufus Covington, Terry Bott, Don Rassette, and jeff Laha. North Pfeiffer - Co-Ed SITTING, L-R: Christi Allen, lama Amos, Linda Staples, Marti Pennington, Sara Weis, Carl Webster, and Kathy Kraft. STANDING, L-R: Stacey Samuels, Peggy Lesovsky, Terry Roberts, Marilyn Lamm, Vicki Cranton, Bryan Duell, Bob Nichols, Sandee Hodgkinson, jeff Horlacher, and Nancy Neymark. STAND- ING AT BACK, L-R: Dana Steinmetz, Ulrich Werner, and Mike Wells. New Men's Dorm Second Floor West BACK ROW, L-R: Brian Razak, Ike Smicklo, and Leonard Fields. MIDDLE ROW, L-R: Byron Tomlins, Steve Raney, Rich Heyl, Gary Frye, Neil Saskowski, and Bruce Pink- hall. SITTING, L-R: Carl Millar and Gary Languen. NOT PICTURED: Lee A. Williams, Mark Wilson, Ernest Hill, Ken Lowe, and Harry McClain. Pfeiffer Hall First Floor BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Barb Banker, Loraine, and Beth Zabel. TOP ROW, L-R: Nancy Knight, Monica McFad- den, Linda Smith, Linda Fleckenstein, jane Danills, Car- men Holloway, and Candy McCormick. South Hall ms K SITTING L-R: Belinda Saracino, Kayla Gantenbein, jo Crow, Melaku Dissassa. STANDING L-R: Steve Saracino, Dr. Ben Fuson, Daisy Lee Fuson, Gerald Kilroy, Arega Ali, Susan Dorman, and Bob Dorman. ggggrss sis 114521. :::::2i , 21211115331 v saws: M A gaiiise 2111: 3'fl..f.,...,i: .:::::: u I 2?1t53132:1f: Q 152 U 3, M I aao,aa., BOTTOM ROW L-R: Robin McGuire, Micky McGuire, Donna Swager, Harvey Swager, Anthony Draft, Tony Draft, Rose Draft, Christopher Draft, Ebenezer Antwi, Lucy Antwi, Diane Miller, jennifer Miller, john Miller, Dave Brown, Heather Brown, and Chris Brown. TOP ROW L-R: john Aragon, Rob Hudson, Tim Duell, Danny Vopat, Dean Davis, Bob Gashaw, Mary Gashaw, and Mark Savener. james Batts Salina, Ks. Rita jane Leive Arnold Norma Dean Burnett Diane Yvette Edwards William Preston Graves Stanley Dwight johnson Charlene j. Mathis Susan Fedell Nervig Eric Kevin Rucker javad Shiehzadeh john Raymond Tellefson Mary Kay VanBlaircon Marvalee Horner Wesley Gretchen White Gossman Thomas Carman Leslie Cusick Salina, Ks. Salina, Ks. ot Pictured Gregory Allan Barrett Will A. Burnett Bradley Dean Gaiser David Lee Hoppes Ann Christine Kubitschek Ann Fleetwood McCain Nancy Crawford Norwood Kay Simmons Rutherford Barbara jeanne Shively Terry Lee Thomas Kevin Brent Waite C. Lucerne Black Wooton Wyckoff, New jersey Richard Riddle Pawnee Rock, Ks. Margaret Tinkler Peck Mentor, Ks. jerome Bonham Mary C. Crowther jennifer jan Gordon Esther L. Bacca jannelli Billy joe Maddox joAnn Marston Monares Thomas Lee Pamplin Timothy David Schwemmer Neal B. Stull Larry Vernon Traffas Marcia Hailpern Weiser Paula jane jackson Wright GARY RENFRO Lancaster, New York Physical Education, Minor: Secondary ,Education SNEA 2,4, Treasurer 25 Intramurals 'l,2,3,4g Varsity Football 1,2g Varsity Letter 1,2. STEVEN DALE RANEY Syracuse, Ks. Psychology, Minor: History Hi Ki 2, Varsity Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Tennis 'l,2,3,4g Lettered in all sports par- ticipated in. -1 nn. n nun DOUGLAS LYNN RANDOLPH Salina, Ks. Business, Minor: History .Q f '-,!':N. ' sm-ic xganw -xx ' 'Wo rf' ' .5 STACEY SAMUELS RHONDA s. MELTON Ross Wilmeffef llllnols , 5 Topeka, KS- Elementary and Special Education Elementary and Special Education Delta Omicron Pi5 Cheerleader5 Wesleyan Singers 35 Coyote Co-Editor 4. Hi Ki 25 Delta Omicron Pi 2,3,4 Treasurer 25 Student Senate Repre- sentative 45 SNEA 45 Philharmonic Choir 1,2,3,45 Drama 35 Varsity Volleyball and Softball 1,2,3,45 Lettered in each sport. K ,sak. f'a,3,,?s.. cy .1 'sr E E i'w'7Ti SX, RICHARD SANZ New York, New York Spanish Education v BELINDA SARACINO Salina, Ks. Speech!Drama Minor: Sociology and Secondary Education Dramatics5 Alpha Si. l ,521 ' i Baseball The Spring of 1976 was a disappointing one for the Kansas Wesleyan baseball team. The Coyotes entered the season optimistically, hoping to capture their first outright Kan- sas Conference title since 1972. But Wesleyan managed to finish only 9-13 overall and placed 3rd in the KCAC with a 7-8 mark. Highlights of the 1976 Wesleyan baseball campaign in- cluded a 2-0 victory over NAIA District 10 champion Em- poria State and participation in the first annual Kansas Collegiate Baseball Tournament at Kansas State University. Despite its 3rd place finish in the conference, Wesleyan had 6 players selected to the 1976 All-KCAC Team. The Coyotes were headed by Senior's lim jackson, utility in- fielder, Bill Bartow, catcher, and Bill Bancroft, designated hitter. lunior's Dave Brown, pitcher, and Mark Wilson, outfielder, along with Sophomore 3rd baseman Tony Butler rounded out the Wesleyan players on the All- KCAC squad. Sophomore 2nd sacker Byron Tomlins gained honorable mention recognition. jackson led the Coyotes in hitting, collecting 21 hits on 50 trips to the plate for a .420 average. Brown posted a 4-0 record with an earned run average of 1.91 to lead the Wesleyan pitching staff. Bancroft drove in 17 runs and Bartow delviered 16 RBl's, while Wilson collected 8 dou- bles and 2 triples to power the Coyote hitting attack. The 1976 baseball season also marked the end of a 2 year stay at Wesleyan for Coyote mentor jay Swartz. Swartz, who guided the Coyotes to a tie for the KCAC champion- ship in 1975, posted an overall 23-28 record in his 2 seasons at the Coyote helm. FRONT ROW: Tony Butler, Don Rassette, Vinny Cannistra, Byron Tomlins, SECOND ROW: Paul Ordway, Barry Cross, Bill Bartow, Rich Southiere, To-ny Metcalf, Ike Smicklo. BACK ROW: Coach - jay Swartz, Asst. Coach - Billy Graves, Bill O'Neal, Terry Bott, Larry Wilson, lim jackson, George Cryer, Dave Brown, Bill Bancroft, Mark Wilson, Ast. Coach - Tom Collins. ,. I ,'4h,, 4 4 af kr. ..-f 4... n-. '- -UQ., ...nf 1.4 :Wa .W cocoon: nun ounno ann n can o o u o as n n u eco s u Q ,N i-ms Q , 1' 4? . 1 L -.3 I 'V Y Z4 ' , , Viz- .K ar, - ,M KTKIV3, M4 wg, Q oo a n 0 no on Q 0 Q nu n as n on on on n on on n so so no , if Nw-N ...,.,,,mMk 3.1 ward COMMENCEMENT 3:00 p.m. Sams Chapel Dr. Daniel L. Bratton, President Presiding Organ Prelude - Toccata and Fugue in D Minor ...........,..,.... ...... J , S. Bach Professor Harry H. Huber College Organist Processional - Trumpet Tune ....,............,.........................,.,..,........ John Stanley farr. Clarki David A. Clark, Instructor in Music - Trumpet Solo The Wesleyan Brass lnvocation .....,.,................,.....,,.,..,............ The Reverend Stephen C. Fink Chaplain of the College Vocal Solo - The Lord is My Light .................,..,........................,.......,.. ...... F rances Allitsen William Anderson, Instructor in Music - Bass Jane Anderson - Piano Faculty Statement to the Class of 1976: A Ceremony of Innocence ......,...................,...........,. ..... D r. John T. Dahlquist Professor of History Presentation of Candidates for Degrees ,...... .......... ,... ...................... , . . ..., D r. Orville L. Voth Vice President for Academic Affairs Announcement of Candidates ..........,...,.,..................,...,........... .,... D ale Hayse, '77 Student Senate President Conferring of Degrees ..... ..,.. P resident Daniel L. Bratton Presentation of Candidate for Honorary Degree ........................... ..... F rank C. Norton Chairman, Board of Trustees Conferring of Honorary Degree ....,, . ..,. President Daniel L. Bratton Hymn - God of Our Fathers l God of our fathers. whose almighty hand 3. From war's alarms, from deadly pestilence, Leads forth in beauty all the starry band Be thy strong arm our ever sure defense. Of shining worlds in splendor through the skies Thy true religion in our hearts increase, Our grateful songs before thy throne arise. Thy bounteous goodness nourish us in peace. 2 Thy love divine hath led us in the past, 4. Refresh thy people on their toilsome way, ln this free land by thee our lot is castg Lead us from night to never-ending day, Be thou our ruler, guardian, guide, and stay, Fill all our lives with love and grace divine, Thy Word our law. thy paths our chosen way. And glory, laud, and praise be ever thine. Amen. Benediction .... .......................................... T he Reverend Samuel H. Leonard Chaplain-designate Recessional - March from Occasional Overture ...... ..... ...... .... G . F . Handel Prelude from Suite Royale ........... ....... J . B. Lully Carr. Clarki Almand from Neve Ausserlesene . . . ........... William Brade Organ Postlude - Allegro from Organ Symphony Vl .... ,.., . . C. M. Widor Marshals Charles B. Giles, Professor of History and Political Science Franklin Gene Bissell, Professor of Physical Education The Wesleyan Brass David A. Clark, Director Trumpets - Arega Ali, Kenneth Heisz, Mark McCormick Trombones - Buford DeBolt, Larry Greenwood Rita Jane Leive Arnold Gregory Allan Barrett James H. Barts Darlene Block Jerome Bonham David John Branda Dale Dressen Breakey Mark Edward Brown Norma Dean Bumett Will A. Burnett Elizabeth Ann Butler Thomas Scott Carman Carl Barry Cross Joann Patrice Crow Mary C. Crowther George William Cryer David Dishuk Melaku Dissassa Dale D. Doll Robert Charles Dorman Rose Katherine Polk Draft Timothy Charles Duell Diane Yvetta Edwards Carlos Antonio Ferreira Bradley Dean Gaiser Kayla Diane Gantenbein Donna Lynn Garrett Jennifer Jan Gordon Gretchen White Gossman Juanita Wilson Graves William Preston Graves Deborah Jolene Green Nomian Richard Griffith Debra Anne Hill Rita Leive Amold Thomas Scott Carman David John Branda Gretchen White Gossman Deborah Jolene Green Camien Lee Holloway Candidates for Degrees DOCTOR OF DIVINITY Orris E. Kelly Bachelor of Arts William James Hodgens, Jr, Camien Lee Holloway David Lee Hoppes Jeffrey Wayne Horlacher James C. Jackson, Jr. Esther L. Bacca Jannelli Stanley Dwight Johnson Gerard Owen Kilroy James LeRoy Kresge Ann Christine Kubitschek Alan Scott Lavaty Julia Anne Lehmann Mary Faith Letsch Billy Joe Maddox Charlene J. Mathis Terrill Eugene McCabe Ann Fleetwood McCain Candace L. McCormick Robin Logan McGuire Sharon Kay Meyer JoAnn Marston Monares Valerie Mosley Michael G. Mulligan Susan Fedell Nervig Nancy Ann Neymark Nancy Crawford Nowvood Thomas Lee Pamplin Kenneth Allen Parker Margaret A. Tinkler Peck Douglas Lynn Randolph Steven Dale Raney Gary Miles Renfro Richard Dean Riddle Rhonda S. Melton Rose Eric Kevin Rucker Kay Simmons Rutherford Stacey Avis Samuels Richard Sanz Belinda Brown Saracino Mark Edward Savener Timothy David Schwemmer Mary Pat Sheahon Javad Shiehzadeh Barbara Jeanne Shively lsaac Jerome Smicklo Richard Alan Smolin Joseph Edward Snyder Neal B. Stull Dwight Joseph Sutphin John Raymond Tellefson Terry Lee Thomas Christopher Edward Thompson Larry Vemon Traffas Donna Maria Tucker Mary Kay McCall VanBlaricon Kevin Brent Waite Debra S. Wall Christina Ruback Warner Darlene Loryce Watts Carl Taylor Webster Marcia Hailpem Weiser Marvalee Homer Wesley Lawrence Joseph Wilson Sheldon Lynn Woolery C. Luceme Black Wooton Paula Jane Jackson Wright Beth Done ne Zabel Graduating with Honors Magna Cum Laude Timothy Charles Duell Bradley Dean Gaiser Cum laude Julia Anne Lehmann Charlene J. Mathis Robin Logan McGuire Rhonda S. Melton Rose David Lee Hoppes Marcia Hailpem Weiser Kay Simmons Rutherford Neal B. Stull Christopher Edward Thompson Candidates for Class of 1977 who will complete requirements in Summer of 1976 Leslie Cusick Janice Dee Hoffman Gillberg Larry William Smith ' gg, slgffw ., an Q X - . ' vw X , i m., ,.. 'fa 'Q - .,, , , H L V. - h , 1 L N A .Q . .. f J ,L ii1h izl 1L A . i sy W-8,,,f A .',- - ,-', X f X 'E Ihffflfbifw ' '1 ' , - ' -f . .. -QE , Q- ,IA V F ig 1, m' ' ff' . g Q Q 2 A,-AT A? ' ' 5fi?T55fE,3' ' 2 + - L i 9 , ,... -Q 'fix' .. ' 1:52 xiii' 1 '-,- 1751 S ' - f ' ' . - ' ' . ' - H - 'ii -A . I., .1'i-k7kn'f'n7'lk1 -:A kk ' F ' fQfv:iff,- ' af? If z., E A H1i,i.- N. A- ,- -. QQ. - Q, ,. 542 1 - -I - mfs, ' B f ' 2' 1 ' XR 'K 'Q 4 at I :....,.. MARK SAVENER Clay Center, Ks. Business Administration, Minor: Psychology Varsity Football 3,45 All KCAC 1st Team Offense 4. 'ev 44 in MARY PAT SHEAHON Salina, Ks. Physical Education, Minor: Secondary Education Delta Kappa Chi 2,3,4 Secretary 35 Varsity Volleyball 3,4. Varsity Softball 3, Intramurals 3. RICHARD SMOLIN Wilmette, lllnois SpeechfDrama IKE SMICKLO Old Bridge, New jersey Mathematics, Minor: Business, Physical Education, Secondary Education Varsity Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 45 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4g Lettered in all sports participated ing Honorable Mention All KCAC - Football. - DONNA TUCKER Kansas City, Mo. Sociology and Psychology Homecoming Queen 4. IOSEPH E. SNYDER Arkansas City, Ks. History, Minor: Secondary Education SNEA 3 President 45 National Historical Society5 Fellowship of Christian Athletes5 Intramurals - Basketball and Softball 2,3,45 Varsity Football 2,45 Varsity Tennis 3,45 Lettered in Tennis 3,4. DWIGHT IOSEPH SUTPHIN Kansas City, Mo. Physical Education, Minor: Education SNEA 45 Varsity Basketball 1,25 Asst. Women's Basketball Coach 2,4 Dean's Honor Roll 4. CHRISTOPHER EDWARD THOMPSON Yuma, Colorado HistoryfPolitical Science Minor: Biology, Drama, Italian Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. ,Wmnf - N CHRISTINA R. WARNER Duncan, Oklahoma Elementary Education Kansas State Teachers Assoc.5 Kansas State Education Assoc.g Texas State Teachers Assoc. and Education Assoc. DEBRA S. WALL Salina, Ks. SpeechfDrama Minor: English and Secondary Education Alpha Psi Omega 'I,2,3,4 President 35 Lambda Iota Tau 45 SNEA 2,4g Philharmonic Choir 'Ig Dramatics 1,2,3,4g ACCK Creative Arts Magazineg THE INKWELLQ Toured in JOE through Kansas and Coloradog Nominated for Best Actress in a One-Act 3. DARLENE WATTS Downs, Ks. Sociology Minor: Religious Studies Campus Ministry 'I,2,3. CARL T. WEBSTER Louisville, Kentucky Mathematics SNEA 35 Physics Club 3g Beta Epsilon Alpha Rho Delta 3,4 Vice-Chairmang Library Committee 25 Dramatics 2,3,4g Al- pha Psi Omega 4. LARRY WILSON Salina, Ks. Physical Education Minor: Secondary Education Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4. 3 r SHELDON LYNN WOOLERY Mullinville, Ks. Business and Physical Education Minor: Religious Studies Circle K 1,25 Philharmonic Choir 1,2,3,4 Officer 45 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4g Varsity Track 1,2p Varsity Tennis 4. BETH ZABLE Salina, Ks. Elementary Education, Minor: Literature SNEA 2,4g Delta Kappa Chi 1,2,4g Philharmonic Choir 1, Secretary 25 Hi-Ki 2g International Reading Assoc. 4g Education Tour of British lsles 45 Dean's Honor Rollg Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities. Editor's Comment As you might have seen by now, this K.W. yearbook is somewhat different than those of the past. This 1974-1976 book is the result of many long, hard hours of work, frustration upon frustration, and the lack of support by the students. I make no apologies for the poor quality of this book, because a book of this calibre is not put out by one person or even two, as this particular one was. My most sincere appreciation goes to Charla jenkins, advisor, and julia Boddie, for their many long hours of work and moral support. Cover design and endsheets were done by loe Colla 1974-1975. joe your idea was great, it would have been nice to have had support to develop it fully, we tried? Students this book in no way reflects all of the years accurately, but I hope it does provide a few good memories of many great and not so great events. My only other regret is that you had to wait so long, but that should be an indication to all new K.W. people to work together and produce a great new image. Sincerely, Debbie Blount Co-Editor . g' 5 0 ' of O., .0 ' 1:': .t:Qb ' . .O .Q.. l..l'.'O: QQ C' . ..: ..s .g ' . Q .C . 0 I 0' O .O gl .0 O Q .O Q .Q ' 0 00 . 0 0 0 , Q0 .-' 0 , ' 0 ,QC ,Q .,o',. , 00 00 C 0' Q Q . . . 0 Q . . Og' ' . , , 0' o0,. 'o0 o ,o' ,gl'fo .' 00 of 3 1- .- 'S- O O 0. 0' .Q . Q O' 0 ,o' Q O' ...o' o Q 1 Jw--15, Usually an editor uses this space to thank a million people and tell them how the book would of never made it if it weren't for their help. Well, unfortunately there aren't too many people to thank. I do want to make sure that one person is recognized, and that is julia Boddie. She really helped out when we were at the brink of insanity. I don't have much to write yet I realize that I have to write something. So as not to let you down I have racked my brains, and have come up with this: There are five houses, each of a different color and inhabited by men of different nationalities, with different pets, drinks and cigarettes. 11 21 The Englishman lives in the red house. 31 The Spainard owns the dog. 41 Coffe is drunk in the green house. 51 The Ukrainian drinks tea. 61 The green house is immediately to the right lYour ri8ht1 of the ivorY house. . . .10 71 The Old Gold smoker owns the snails. .go .. gt? .0 .4 , ,. ,o' ,010 ' 81 Kools are smoked in the yellow house. ' I The man who smokes Chesterfields lives in the house next to the man with the fox. Kools are smoked in the house next to the house where the horse is kept. 91 Milk is drunk in the middle house. 101 The Norwegian lives in the first house on the left. 111 'I21 .. 131 The Lucky Strike smoker drinks orange juice. . 4 ,f141 o o 'C The japanese smokes Parliaments. The Norwegian lives next to the blue house. 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W FOWI1 FOWD W W l'0Wn Bryan rzon rzon Burnett m, David-Sophomore 127 135 136 138 139 Corby, Michael-Freshman - 136 Cotter, james-Freshman Covington, Rufus-Freshman - 106, 1 Craig, Glenn-Freshman - 161 46 Cranton, Vickie-junior - 18, 63, 123, 132, 146 Cravens, Rev. Fred-Staff - 81, 87 Cross, Barry-Senior - 63, 127, 152, 1 Crouse, Richard-Faculty - 56, 87, 16 53, 154 1 Crow, loann-Senior - 18, 63, 122, 124, 148 Crowley, Timothy-Special Crowther, Mary-Senior Cryer, George-Senior - 46, 63, 111, Culpepper, Carrie-junior Cusick, Leslie-Senior Dahlquist, Eric-Special Dahlcfuist, john- aculty - 56, 88 Danil s, lane-Freshman - 147 Danills, Victoria-Freshman 152 Davis, Barbara Balser-Sophomore - 4, 122, 123 David, Christine-Special Davis k A 3, I U, l 1 Burt Butcher Butler, Butler, T Bynum, Cade, Sam-Freshman Calcote, Katrina-Freshman - 72, 122, 137 Calcote, Ron-Sophomore - 122 Caldron, Michael-Freshman - 106 Cameron, Walter-Special Cantrell, Chris-junior - 122 Carlson, Randall-junior Carlson, Rose-Sophomore Carman, Kenneth-Faculty - 57, 86 Carmen, Paul-Sophomore - 122, 160 Carmen, Thomas-Senior - 161 Carter, S.-Special Carter, Eldon-Faculty - 87 Carter, E ldon lr.-Freshman Cassell, Rev. W.E.-Faculty - 44, 87 Causey, limmy-Special Ceravolo, joseph-Freshman - 127, 144 Chaing, Yuan -Faculty - 87 Charles, Clanton, Lee-Freshman - 146 ,- Albert-S ecial ' Clark, David-Facully - 87 Clark, Vinton-Freshman Close, Charlotte-Special Cole, Gregory-Freshman Commer ford, Kevin-Freshman Condit, Eddie-junior Conner, Linda-Freshman - 125 Freisner, Anita-Special Freisner, Paul-Staff - 79 Fry, Bruce-Freshman Frye, Gary-Freshman - 147 Fuson, Ben-Faculty - 49, 89, 148 Gagnon, Albert-junior Gaiser, Bradley-Senior Gant, Kent-junior - 106, 146, 160 Gantenbein, Gar -Freshman - 144 Gantenbein, Kaylla-Senior - 18, 51, 7 Garrett, Donna-Senior - 47, 73, 114 Garry, Kenneth-Freshman Gashaw, Dwight-Sophomore - 148 Gashaw, Mary-junior - 126, 148 Gashaw, Robert-Senior - 126 Gei er, Sue-Staff - 89 Gibbs, Teressa-junior Giersch, Kathy-So homore Gilbert, Rebecca-llieshman Gile, Paula-Freshman - 42, 58, 72 Giles, Charles-Faculty - 89 Giles, Margaret-Staf - 76 Goodwin, Gary-Sophomore - 142 Gordon, jennifer-Senior Gossman, Gretchen-Senior Graves, luanita-Senior - 6, - 49, 126 114 l 1 .li is F i l l l 2, 73, 114, 137, 148 Green, Deborah-Senior - 115 Greene, Marcus-Special Griffith, Norman-Senior - 115 Grob, Don-Sophomore Hailpern, Marcia-Senior Hall, Carol-Freshman - 72 Hamilton, Berneice-Staff - 79 Hamilton, Kathi-Sophomore - 122 Haney, Constance-Freshman Hanson, Dan-Freshman Harris, Lorine-Freshman Hartley, Barbara-Special Hartley, Merritt-Special Lehmann, julia-Senior - 117 Leive, Donna-Freshman Lerret, David-Freshman Lesovsky, Peggy-junior - 32, Letsch, Mary-Senior - 117 Lewis, Shawna-Special Lib , Larry-junior 51, 66, 72, 137, 146, 161 Lightner, David-Sophomore - 126 Littrell, Anthony-Freshman Lofland, CR-Freshman Long, jeffrey-Freshman Loomis, Toni-Senior Lorey, Keith-Sophomore, LoVullo, Sammy-Sophomore - 126 Hartwick, Steve-Freshman - 146 Hayford, Larry-junior Hayse, Dale-junior Hayse, Dan-Freshman Hefke, George-Faculty - 89 Heart, Sandra-Freshman - 122, 126 Heidrick, Rebecca-junior - 125 McFarland, jacqueline-Freshman Heisz, Ken-Freshman - 122, 124, 136 Helzer, Archie-Sophomore - 122, 124, 146 Hendershot, Edwin-Freshman - 122 Herman, Gary-S ecial Hetzke, jolene-special He l, Richard-Freshman - 147 Hilli Debra-Senior - 10, 115 Hill, Donald-Special Hill, Ernest-Freshman - 142 Hill, Max-Sophomore - 12 Hilton, Dara-Sophomore Hilton, Steve-Sophomore - 70 Hixson, Sharon-Sophomore -- 126 Hodgens, William-Senior - 18, 31, 115 Hodgkinson, Sandee-Sophomore - 135, 146 Hoe fner, Donald-junior Holloway, Carmen-Senior - 116, 135, 143, 147 Holt, Lois-Special Holtzen, David-Freshman Holzmeister, Mary-Freshman Homolka, Georgianne-Freshman Hoosien, Abdool-Staff -- 79 Hopkins, Marla-Freshman Hoppes, David-Senior Horlacher, jeffrey-Senior - 116, 122, 146 Houchin, Kenneth-Special Hou h, Loren-Sophomore Hubgard, Derrol-Freshman Huber, Harry-Faculty - 89 Huber, Sara-Staff - 75 Huckstadt, Karla-junior Hudder, Gerald-Faculty - 69, 90 Hudson, Donald-junior - 45, 106 Hudson, Rob-junior - 18, 133, 148 Huff, jimmy-Special Hughes, Linda-Special Hutchinson, joe-Sophomore Lowe, Kenneth-Freshman Lungstrom, Richard-Freshman - 122, 1 Lyon, Barbara-Staff - 80 Lyon, Bruce-Freshman - 106, 126, 138 Maddox, Billy joe-Senior Madison, jerry-Freshman Manning, Wil iam-Sophomore - 54 Madgeburg, Willie-staff - 76 Malone, Timothy-Sophomore Manzone, john-Staff - 78 Massie, joseph-junior Mathis, Charlene-Senior Mattison, Gordon-Special Means, Willie-Freshman Melton, Henry-Freshman Merlau, Virgil-Freshman Merriman, Randy-Freshman Metcalf, Tony-junior - 127, 152 Meyer, Chris-Special Me er, Sharon-Senior Milrer, Carl-Freshman - 146, 147 Miller, john-Freshman - 148 Miller, Mary K.-S ecial - 122 Mills, Russe l-Sophomore Minner, Larry-Staff - 78 Mobley, Marcella-So homore Mock, Marjorie-Freshjman Mohatt, jayson-Special Morales, james M.-Senior - 126 Mosley, Valerie-Senior - 57 Mueller, Don-Sophomore Mulli an, Michael-Senior McAdams, Sheila-Sophomore McCabe, Terrill-Senior - 85 McCain, Ann-Senior McCartney, Allen-Sophomore - 106 McClain, Harry-freshman McConnell, Reginald-Freshman 2 McCormick, Candy-Senior - 12, 73, 111 112 147 60 McCormick, Mark-Sophomore - 48, 50, 67 124 127 McEnulty, Kay-Staff - 78, 85 McFadden, Monica-Sophomore - 85, 147 Hutton, Michael-Special jackson, james Calvin-Senior - 46, 116, jackson, Paula-Senior - 143 jackson, Thomas-junior jannelli, Esther-Senior jenkins, Charla-Staff - 45, 46, 78, 112 jennison, Cynthia-Freshman - 66, 123 jensen, Robert-Staff -- 79 johnson, Bryan-Freshman johnson, Myrna-S ecial johnson, Stanley-Srlenior - 15 johnson, Walter-Sophomore johnson, William-Fres jones, Cynthia-junior jones, Nancy-Special jones, Otis-Freshman juhnke, janet-Faculty Kean, Donn-Special hman - 90, 160 143, 152, 154, 155 Keltner, Rick-junior - 106, 107 Kepple, 1011219113-S0gl10mOf8 - 125 Kersenbroc , Keith- reshman - 122, 123, 137 Kilroy, Gerard-Senior Kiltz, Truman-S ecial - 116, 148 Kindlesparger, Llhc-Senior King, janna-Freshman Kin , Virginia-Staff Kirlgham, Sharon-Staff - 78 Kizer, Ron-Staff - 81 Knight, Nancy-Sophomore - 36, 45, 49, Kra t, Kathy-Sophomore - 70, 146 Kreinberg, Al-junior Kres e, james-Senior KrolE Paul-junior - 143 - 117, 142 Kruizenga, Beth-Freshman - 122 50, 72, 122, 147 McGuire, Michael-junior - 148 McGuire, Robin-Senior - 148 Mclntyre, Harvey-Freshman McMahon, Russell-Special McWilliams, Shirley-junior Naes, Nancy-Special Nech, Susan-Sophomore Neely, Russell-Freshman Nelson, Albert-Faculty - 90 Nelson, james-junior - 141, 146, 160 Nelson, Sandra-Freshman Nervig, Susan-Senior Neuber er, Arthur-Faculty - 90 Neymari, Nancy-Senior - 125, 146 Nichols, Robert-junior - 124, 136, 146 O'Hara, Dorothy-Freshman Olena, Cheryl-Freshman O'Neal, Bill-Sophomore - 45, 121, 152 O'Neill, Richard-Sophomore - 142 Ordway, Paul-Sophomore - 111, 152, 161 Owen, Lawton-Faculty - 90 Packard, james-Special Pamplin, Thomas-junior Parker, Herbert-Sophomore Parker, Kenneth-Senior - 17, 48 Parker, Patti-Sophomore - 122, Patrick, Kim-Freshman Pearce, Meta-Special Peck, Margaret-Senior Pekarek, William-Sophomore 125 Pennington, Martha-junior - 146 Pentico, Karen-Sophomore Perez, Ralph-junior - 10, 146 Kunz, Michelle-Senior - 125 Laha, David-Freshman - 106, 142, 146 Laha, jeffrey-junior - 106, 107, 140, 146 Lamm, Marilyn-junior - 122, 135, 146 Landrum, jonathan-Freshman Larzalere, james-Freshman - 146 Lavaty, Alan-Senior - 117 Perry, David-Freshman - 51 Petrie, Valerie-junior Pfeiffer, Karen-Staff - 90 Pihl, john-Freshman - 126 Pinkall, Bruce-Freshman - 147 Pitt, Steven-junior Plouch, Susan-Freshman - 122, 124, 137 161 Polk, Ulysses-Freshman Pound, Stephen-Sophomore Swager, Harvey-junior - 138, 139, 148 Powell, Emily-Special Swain, Lucy-Sotphomore - 122 Preston, Wilma-Faculty - 91, 125 Swartz, Ialy-Staf - 45, 56, 106 Swisher, erese-Freshman Quandt, David-Freshman Quinn, lay-Freshman Talbott, David-Freshman Tally, Paul-Special Randolph, Doug-Senior Tamsen, Kent-Sophomore - 4, 106, 146 Steve-Senior - 141, 147 Taylor, Carl-Facu ty - 92 Don-junior -- 69, 146, 152 Taylor, George-Faculty - 92 - 106, 111, 121, 147 Taylor, Lewis-junior Virginia-Special Taylor, Patricia-Faculty - 92 Te sherany, joseph-Senior - 18 Retter Teeter, Timothy-junior - 101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 107 Tellefson, john-Senior Terhune, Nancy Bissell-Senior - 6 Melvin-junior - 112 lore - 143, 147, 152, 154 Rivera Roberts, T Robey, T Roe, Sanz, Saracino, Saskowskr, 3 Scott ue 13 140 141 - 104, 106, 107, 122 lore 52, 80, 83 Sommers, Georgia Ann-junior - 122, 126 ' Southiere, Richard-Sophomore - 126, 152, 155 Yonkin, liineife-Ff6Sl Im2!l'1 Splattstoesser, Nadine-junior - 125, 126 Sprecker, Sandra-Freshman Zabel, Beth-Senior - 125, 135, 147 Sprin er, Susan-Freshman - 122, 124, 125 Zahfadnlkf l3Y'FfeSl1m6n Stanjidge, Sharon-Freshman Ziegler, Linda-Freshman - 58, 112, 122 Staples, Linda-Sophomores - 146 Zer e, LOFCIIB-FfeShman - 137 Stapleton, Mary-Staff - 76 St. Clair-Staff - 77, 83, 105, 106 Stauffer, Timothy-Freshman Stewart, Pamela-Freshman - 122, 123 Steinmetz, Dana-Sophomore - 122, 124, 125, 146 Stoker, Randy-junior Strail, Paul-Sophomore Stratton, joseph-Special Strohme er, Doug-junior - 36, 49 Stucky, lzydna-junior Stucky, Mark-Special Stucky, Paul-Faculty - 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