McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

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Q A Tnx. , V- vw' ' - X ' ' inf -A-V fig, -- 'a'- 'r'Y1'.1.,,V,'-3 ' fx- .3 N' V--' V. -N' ' 'f' Q -3 L - .V-' --- gy'-1 1..,, A 'f' ' . . , , V., THE 1964 QUADRANGLE Volume 47 Publisliea' by Student Council McPherson College McPherson, Ifansas Ea'itor-.lllareia 1' oeler Associate Editor- Hoover Business Manager-Dagfl Standajer Assistant Business Manager-Rod Peterson Buildings Faculgf Contents Campus Lupe Clubs A th letics Students A dvertising Directopf Buildings Faculyf Conzfemlbomgf Lines Dz'sZz'nguz'sh Macampus McPherson College expanded its Qiuad- rangle of buildings to the east side of Lehmer Street by the construction of Metzler Hall, a new rnen's dormitory, housing 158 men. This building, named and dedicated during Home- coming on October 18, honors Dr. Burton Metzler, professor emeritus of philosophy and religion. With this expansion of the men's facilities, Vaniman Hall and the top Hoor of Kline were not used. The contemporary horizontal lines of Metzler Hall's red brick and concrete construc- tion harmonized with the architectural pattern of the three-year-old Student Union and with that of Mohler Hall, Brown Auditorium, and Dotzour Hall. Installation of air conditioning in the Student Union brought this cool comfort to a total of four buildings. Finally a dream came true when the Student Council organized a walk-in book store in the Student Union. . , , . Mohler Hall controls the flow of grades, money, and administra tive affairs. Harnly Hall C0H1biIlCS SCiCIlliSlS, homemakers, muSiCiar1S, Physical Education Building conditions the Bulldogs for and liI1gUiSLS. physical fitness. Jessie Brown Auditorium and Friendship Hall contain the cultural displays. 'W ii Isl 5 W Student Union caters to students at meal time and during their spare time. Mew' W. W - Beeghly Library challenges the students on re- search papers, collateral reading, and projects. Frantz Industrial Arts Building cultivates the manual arts and agriculture. was mb W wa Buildings Metzler Hall climaxed Homecoming with the dedication of the new men's residence in honor of Burton Metzler. X Fahnestock Hall continues to serve as a dormitory for some of the Macollege men. Arnold Hall collects college men on two Hoors and houses the Art Department. .-ww1pr-- ,:W5f'f ' 'M' ' Dotzour Hall conceals the women of Macollege and their secrets behind glass and brick walls. iN fi! College Courts, at the northeast corner of the campus, consist of young married couples and their families. for future years Kline Hall conditions young married couples for present happiness and 'l -..,,,,w,. ,A , K 715- Curriculum Expands Wz'th Larger Faculzjf Mac0llege's faculty expanded with the addi- tion of three full-time faculty members-Miss Edith Martin, Leland Lengel, and Dr. Wayne Miller. Noel Grove coached debate first semes- ter. Other part-time professors included Mrs. Olson, Mrs. DeCoursey, Mr. Rush, Mr. Sim- monds, Mr. Czaplinski, Miss Engel, Mrs. Brunsell, and Mrs. Ellwood. Replacements for faculty and staff were Miss Shu, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Yingst, and Mr, Reynolds. Dr. Metzler taught one night class. On sabbatical leaves were Dr. Raymond Flory, dean of students, who spent first semes- ter in California, and Miss Doris Coppock, who worked on her doctorate at the State University of Iowa. Others working on doctorates were William Brooks and George Arnold. Dr. and Mrs. Bittinger gave many talks on their world travels and their teaching in Taiwan. DEAN WAYNE F. GEISERT PRESIDENT DESMOND W. BITTINGER F KATHRYN BECHTEL Assistant Librarian KENNETH BECHTEL Sociology IRENE BITTINGER Foreign Language SARAH MAY BRUNK English JOHN BURKHOLDER Biology 9 ELIZABETH CHRISTENSON Student Union Director VLADIMIR CZAPLINSKY Foreign Language Faculgz DAVID EILER Philosophy and Religion CARA LOU ELLWOOD Art ROBERT EDWARDS Piano and Organ I0 WESLEY DE COURSEY Chemistry VERDA DE COU RSEY Design S. M. DELL Industrial Arts, Dean of Men CLIFFORD DRESHER Mathematics MARILYN ENGEL Foreign Language EARL FRANTZ Capital Giving MERLIN FRANTZ Education and Psychology DONALD FREDERICK Music JLLU Gsm 53? Q nu- j. H. FRIES Manager of College Farms ll VIRGINIA HARRIS Librarian GUY HAYES Admissions mm FQCUIQI EDNA NEHER Housemother MILDRED OLSON Secretarial Science K EDITH MARTIN Business and English 12 CONSTANCE HSU Assistant Librarian GILFORD IKENBERRY Biology JESSE KREHBIEL Mathematics LELAND LENGEL History OSCAR OLSON Economics and Business Administration ROBERT PORTER Foreign Language DEAN REYNOLDS Registrar MARY ANN ROBINSON Art, Dean of Women y X-X1 B313 W W5 .,.., LA ,,'f3 ,hw P 'gg .Emi DAYTON ROTHROCK Education and Psychology 13 R. R. RUSH Physics ELIZABETH RUSSELL Housemother Faculzy PAUL SOLLENBERGER Music IRVEN STERN Philosophy and Religion HARLEY STU M P English IRVIN WAGNER Music AUDREY SAN ROMANI Piano and Organ MILDRED SIEK Home Economics IVAN SIMMONDS EducaLion SIDNEY SMITH Athletics PAUL WAGONER Alumni Director JOHN WARD Agriculture MARGUERITE WESTFALL Housemother DONALD WIDRIG Physical Education fl '-Q.,,s W, f-mf ' 'fffn Fx.. M' f i. raw,-,.L,,L ,,,.r4' nf f.-f aff' - .f if 15 it 'f ,F ' . i Q ff- Es r ,lx J Q 4 M iglcuu i Z, V 4 K ,, Wi? T. -, 5,-if -' , mf, ,,., 1 T 1 if ' , , A N ' ,Def W ALVIN WILLEMS Industrial Arts KENNETH YINGST Director of Development R. GORDON YODER Business Manager UNA YODER Dramatics Sta EDYTHE EIS Development Office CAROL CHEEK Switchboard Operator ANNA MAE HULL Alumni Office WINIFRED TOLEDO Nurse 16 M IRIA M DELL President's Oflice BETTY BARCHESKY Dean's Office LORRETTA TIPTON Business Office MYRNA HAUCK Admissions Office HOMER BRUNK LESLIE WILSON ELMER RUHSER WILBUR LAUVER KEITH CLINE .Xu N . w JOE CLINK Food Service Manager GARY CLARK Assistant Manager xg sw Q2 fy Amt , .M -v si -W ' Campus LW Players Contribute Deligliyiil Evenings The Solid Gold Cadillac, by Howard Teichmann and George S. Kaufman, was pre- sented by the McPherson College Players on October 18 and 19. The play portrays the reper- cussions of a stockholders' meeting of General Products Corporation, which Mrs. Partridge attended only because her horoscope said it was a good day for financial matters. The play is a fairy tale of a modern Cinderella on Wall Street and four ugly corporation directors. A Doll's House, by Henrik Ibsen, was presented April 17 and 18, by the College Play- ers. This play is said to be challenging and entertaining for both actors and the audience. Its theme of the emancipation of woman and its secondary theme of inter-personal relationship have made it a popular play. 1 Mr. McKeever and Miss Logan, his secretary, read the newspa- per while exercising. Mrs. Partridge confers with her personal secretary, Miss Shotgraven. The Solid Gola' Cadillac Narrator ........... T. john Blessington . . Alfred Metcalf ...... Warren Gillie ...... Clifford Snell ........ Mrs. Laura Partridge . Amelia Shotgraven . . . . Mark jenkins ....... Miss L'Arriere ..... Edward McKeever . . . Miss Logan ........ The A.P .......... The U.P .... I.N.S ........... Old Lady .......... Nlews Broadcasters Bill Parker ....... Dwight Broodfield Estelle Evans .... Director ............ . . . Daryl Standafer . . . Roger Solomon . . . . . Alan Cable . . . . . Dan Messer . . . . Kenneth Dauer .......EllenSell .. . . ....janeFunk . . . William Lawrence Georgianna Drehbiel . . . . . . Dean Fasnacht . . . Harriett Swinger . . . . Dennis Weimer . . . Nolan Howell ... . . .jay Cannon . . . . Carolyn Lehman . . . . . . . Richard Witmer . . . . . . . Carlos Green . . . . . . .joyce Martin . . Mrs. Wilbur Yoder 'x X ,..f A Dolfs House Torvald Helmer . . . Nora Helmer . . . Dr. Rank ...... Nils Krogstad . . . Mrs. Linden .... Anna ........ Ellen .... Director . . . ...BobSlater . . Dell Ann Larsen . . . . Nelson Stump . Vance Alexander . . Anita joy Ledell . . . . .joyce Martin . . . . . . . Peg Messick Mrs. Wilbur Yoder Technicians Dennis Davies,jim Weaver, and Bryce York assist with plays. Miss L'Arriere models for the directors. 21 Some of the cast and production staff look at a model of A Doll's House. Cultural Series Programs Provide Entertainment Four musical features and one lecture com- prised the 1963-1964 Cultural Series. The Wichita Symphony under the direction of Mr. james Robertson appeared October 13. A young American pianist, Thomas Schumacher, presented a concert on November 19. Miss Claudia Lindsey, soprano, performed for the january 18 Cultural Series program. A political science major upon entering college, she soon discovered music which became her career. Mr. Gordon Hall presented a lecture on February 10. Mr. Hall spoke on how to lessen the burden and risk in a free society of the ex- tremists on both the far right and far left. Concluding the series on April 7 was a program by the Porgy and Bess Singers. Members of the group have appeared in various Broad- way productions. Miss Claudia Lindsey Mr. Thomas Schumacher Wichita Symphony 23 Mr. Gordon Hall M acampus F estivz'tz'es Pr0zn'a'e Entertainment Various displays around campus depicted the 1963 homecoming theme, A Swedish Fall . The junior class won first place in the judging. Queen judy Fox reigned over the festivities, the game and the ball. Immediately following the afternoon homecoming game, Metzler Hall, the new men's residence, was named and dedicated. A large white Christmas tree, decorated with red was featured at the Winter Formal. A Christmas theme, with jeweled snowflakes decorated the room. A light surprise program was given by the Macollege faculty, with Wayne Geisert and Alvin Willems as masters of cere- monies. Robert Porter, Wesley DeCoursey, Mrs. Homer Brunk, and Irvin Wagner presented light entertainment. Two couples dance to music provided by the Stage Band. Alvin Willems and Wayne Geisert introduce the light entertainment Bruce Holderreed, Gayle Wood, and MTS- Richard by the faculty. Deemy enjoy formal. Queen Judy Fox is helped from the car at the game by John Harrison. The Queen's Ball added to the homecoming festivities. The junior Class won the first place with Rake Up a Victory. 1962 Queen Sharon Poff crowns 1963 Queen Judy Fox. The Sophomore Class used a waterfall to portray The Swedish Fall. FRESHMAN ATTENDANT DOROTHY WINE SOPHOMORE A'I'1'ENDANT SUE STOUFFER Homecoming Rqfalgy Rezlgn Uver Activz'tz'es judy Fox, chosen from the junior class, reigned over the Homecoming festivities. Judy, a speech major from Garfield, would like to work with retarded children who have speech impediments. judy has played an active part in many organizations and was a cheerleader her sophomore year. Her hobbies are sewing and cooking. Sue Stouffer, sophomore attendant from Waddams Grove, Illinois, is majoring in ele- mentary education. Sue has been in both music and dramatics organizations. Sue's hobby is sports with swimming and bowling as favorites. Dorothy Wine, freshman attendant, is a business administration major from Billings, Oklahoma. Music heads Dottie's list of interestsg however, she is interested in seeing that this world becomes a better place in which to live. 26 QUEEN JUDY Fox 27 'h-...W gf , f ..., . ,if ,QP ,, RX N. if f, ,Q 1 Q X' o-as ---..,,,,,.N,.n,,m W, ww. U 4wf K 'VNV ww Clubs Cauncils Supervise Campus Actz'vz'tz'es Student Council, with Stephen Mohler as president, tried hard to please the student body. The Council distributed questionnaires to determine how students felt on various issues. A paperback bookstore and a juke-box were established in the basement of the Student Union, coke machines were placed in the dor- mitories, and several exchange chapel programs were held as results of Student Council action. Student Court, with john Harrison as court justice, had the power to advise on certain mat- ters of student discipline. It was composed of twelve members from the upper three classes with Dr. Raymond Flory as the faculty repre- sentative. Social Committee, with Roger Emmert as chairman, planned several movies during the school year as well as dances and other social events. Student Court: Ken Ullom, Phil Miller, Dale Marrs, Karen Miller Carol Christy Connie Weddle junior Hendricks Andes, Dr. Flory, john Harrison, Stephen Mohler, john Merlin Dresher and Sharon Poff Student Council: Miss Robinson, Merlin Dresher, Daryl Chris van de Velde, Stephen Mohler, Terry Reyher, Dick Standafer, Dr. Ceisert, Dr. Flory, Shirley Fasnacht, Ken Welch, Lois Fflllh, Dave ADdCfS, BCV,IUClgC, D011 MCYYYIUHH, Ullom, Prof. Dell, Bill Grove, Charlie Horner, Ron Grout, junior HCrldYiCkS, Alan Miller, and Leah Slilndiifef. Social Committee members-Irvin Wagner, Carol Christy, jerry Barrows, Miss Robinson, Ron Grout, Harriett Swinger, and Roger Emmert-discuss plans for a movie, 31 Organz'zalz'0ns Plan Programs and Socials Membership in the Maurice A. Hess Chap- ter of the Student National Education Associa- tion reached an all-time high for Macollege. Under the leadership of john Harrison, the chapter hosted the tenth Annual Student Kan- sas State Teachers Association Convention on April 10-11. The Music Educators National Conference, with Larry Kitzel's leadership, strove to strengthen individual appreciation of music. The debaters, under the direction of the Speech Department, set new records at various debates, and Macollege hosted a debate tourna- ment in February. The Women's Council, with Faye Gibble as president, sponsored Freshman Daze, Women's Tea, Heart Sister Week, and the Hearts and Beaus Dance. A similar organiza- tion, Men's Council, with Ed johnson as presi- dent, sponsored the Men's Supper the first week of school. L' ' f?lSw..,. X'-w. . . T IA- Yffiifgiafgai. 1 fy ' -t. is 's ' . . M 's 5f,'2,1,?eEffSr.i - in K ' .. . 7 S.N.E.A. members listen closely as john Harrison tells them about State Convention. Lee Harris plays the organ for M.E.N.C. members- larry Kitzel, Warren Harden, Ruth Ann Emmert, Ron Bosserman, Prof. Edwards, and Meredith Haun. ,ff Women's Council: Connie Weddle, Miss Robinson, Genelle Mohler, Lois Fruth, Ellen Sell, Har- riett Swinger, Pat Pitts, Sheryl Hollis, Rayna Hamm, Deanna johnson, Roberta Albin, Judy Fox and Faye Gibble. Men's Council: Shedrack Onuoha, Norman Howell, Bill Grove, Bob Shank, Earl Miller, Dan Merkey, Ed johnson, john Long, Ron Grout, and Prof. Dell. 33 Clubs Promote Pep Ana' Create Interest Pep Club, under the direction of Leah Standafer, helped create pep and enthusiasm on Macollege campus. They sold mums for Homecoming, booster buttons, and mega- phones for projects. The Women's Athletic Association, led by Marilyn Albin, conducted outings throughout the year for points and ran the concession stand during the football season. M-Club, with Bill Kelly as president, spon- sored the M-Club Carnival in the spring as a project. Home Economics Chapter, guided by Mur- iel Gibson, used guest speakers and field trips to help its members become better qualified in their Held. The Agricultural Club, with Myron Welch as president, also tried to create interest in agriculture with special programs. German Club, under the direction of Bob Slater and Dale Marrs sponsored a Kostume Karnival in February, and journeyed to Lindsborg to meet with Bethany's German Club. Pat Pitts, Marty Mohler, Miss Robinson, Genelle Mohler, and Susan Mohler listen attentively to Leah Standafer at Pep Club meeting. W.A.A. girls meet in Dotzour Lounge to discuss points. President Bill Kelly discusses initiation with M-Club members. Elva Strycker, Miss Sick, Anita Ledell, Muriel Gibson, Bev jackson, Bobbi Slack, and judy Penny discuss plans for Lhe next Home Economics Chapter meeting. john Ward talks to Agricultural Club oflicers: Dick Welch, Dale Miller, Myron Welch, and Dallas Wine. German Club members talk over plans for the forthcoming Koslume Karnival. 35 Honomgz and Political Clubs Interest Students Alpha Psi Omega, honorary dramatic so- ciety, is open to all students who have achieved specified requirements in both acting and pro- duction. Phi Alpha Theta, national history society, requires achievement in history for membership. Pi Kappa Delta, honorary foren- sic society, sets certain standards in forensics as membership qualifications. The McPherson Collegiate Young Repub- licans, with Alan Miller as chairman, and the Young Democrats Club, with Norman Howell as president, tried to promote political under- standing on Macampus. Relatively new organ- izations on campus, both worked hard and attained a high position in the eyes of Macollege students. Pi Kappa Delta: john Harrison, Ken Ullom, Roger Solomon, Kay Shever, Rod Peterson, Norman Howell, and Earl Miller. i ,.e ig, Alpha Psi Omega: Charlie Dadisman, Connie Weddle, Vida Werner, and james Weaver. Phi Alpha Theta: Dr. Flory, Prof. Lengel, Lowell Flory, Lois Fruth, Ellen Sell, Sharon Poff, and Linda Jamison. Young Republicans-Daryl Standafer, Wayne Whitney, Rod Peterson, Mike Weimer, and Merv Penner-listen to Alan Miller. Young Democrats-Bob Crabb, Chris van de Velde, Ron Cassidente, Carlos Green, Charles Snyder, Bev judge, Terry Reyher, joyce Birkenhotz, Norman Howell, and jim Weaver-listen as Ken Ullom reads. 37 Programs Strengthen Students' Thoughts The Church of the Brethren Youth Fellow- ship presented interesting programs at its week- ly meetings. With Ellen Sell and Sandee Hoover as chairmen, it sponsored a caroling party at Christmas. Church Vocations Fellowship tried to help those who were interested in full time church vocations. McPherson College Y in its first year at Macollege had a charter member- ship of about 80 students who joined voluntarily. Weekly study sessions strengthened the program. Skate Club, led by Earl Miller, held fre- quent skating parties at near-by skating rinks. McPherson College Players, headed by John Harrison, presented the two major play produc- tions and several minor productions on cam- pus. International Relations Club strove for better understanding of foreign affairs. They sponsored an all-school dance. C.B.Y.F. members prepare for a program at the church Jerrold Wilson, Mrs. Witmer, and Dick Witmer attend a C.V.F. Rev. Paul Matthaei talks with a group of M.C.Y. members meeting' about relations with in-laws. sw mHf2s?fs'fffFs.gm L?mIe5mswWmmmYwmW5kaWMa?mWsxw wf kgrasz , john Wagner shows other Skate Club members his skates. I. R. C. members pose for picture in Friendship Hall. Players Club looks at a model of A Doll's House. RY 5 ii lg A-4 'i ' Y Publz'catz'0ns Stcyjfv Work ana' Plan Together The Board of Publications of the Student Council, with Bill Grove as chairman, selected interested students, upon application, to edit the publications of the college-The Spectator, the college weekly newspaper, and The Quad- rangle, the college yearbook. New photographic equipment, including a Polaroid camera, a twin- lens camera, and an exposure meter, were purchased this year by the Student Council for use by The Spectator and The Quadrangle. Beverly judge edited the Spectator first semester, serving a second time as editor. David Anders took over the job second semester as others on the staif moved up a position. The Spectator staff published 30 issues. With Marcia Yoder as editor The Quad- rangle staif compiled a 120-page book. ,xx First semester editor-in-chief Bev judge and second semester editor-in-chief Dave Anders look over the page proofs of The Spectator. Campus editors Mike Hildibrand and Carolyn Lehman type out the Spectator assignment sheet. if ma 9 7 s x 4 . 1 ' rf Business managers jerry Barrows and Ken Ullom perform their usual Friday task-folding and mailing out Spectators. 40 Business managers Daryl Standafer and Rod Peterson draw up an ad. Editors Judy Hoover and Marcia Yoder discuss layouts for The Quadrangle. Dottie Wine, Janis Yoder, and Harriett Swinger talk over their duties as special editors for The Quadrangle. 41 Choirs Bring M usic To Macollege Campus The Macollege vocal music department sponsors three large groups: the A Cappella Choir, the Chapel Choir, and the Chorale. The first two groups combined Hrst semester in the Choral Club which presented HandeI's Dettin- gen Te Deum, November 8. The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Professor Donald Frederick, presented a Christmas program and a spring concert in March. On their annual five-day tour they traveled to southern Kansas and Oklahoma. Chapel Choir, directed by Nelson Stump, a senior music major, provided special music for some chapel programs. The Chorale, also under the direction of Nelson Stump, concentrated on singing con- temporary music. They presented light pro- grams at places in and around McPherson. Ladies' Trio: Karen Oltman, Gloria Hull, Bonnie Robison, jane Hossler. Male Quartet: Jim Ockerman, Larry King, Barry Haldeman, Al Blough. Chorale: Row I: Standafer, L., Hubbard, Andes, Blough, Stump, Row 2: Barrows, Oltman, Miller, Neher, Dadismang Row 3: Werner, Standafer, D., Robison, Haldeman, Olwin, Saffer. Row 4: Fas- nacht, Ockerman, Hossler, Grout, Klotz. 42 A Cappella Choir: Soprano: Andes, Emmert, Fasnacht, Hull, Ikenberry, Krehbiel, Klotz, Lowe Miller, Neher, C., Oltman, Robison, Scottg Alto: Fruth, Gridley, Hossler, Lunkley, Olwin, Parks Standafer, Weddle, Werner, Yoderg Tenor: Blough, Dadisman, Gier, Haldeman, Holderreed, Mc Adams, Ockerman, Schrock, Stumpg Bass: Achilles, Dauer, Emmert, Harris, Howell, King, Matthaei Miller, Neher, G., Neher, J., Saffer, Tietjens. Chapel Choir: Soprano: Albright, Andrews, Berry, Brallier, Bryant, Ferris, Flora, Jamison, Leigh nor, Wineg Alto: Brumbaugh, Bollinger, Chaloupka, Fasnachr, Funk, Grove, Haun, Hollis, Howell Keinberger, Pieratt, Yoderg Tenor: Allgood, Bosserman, Cannon, Grady, Hornbaker, Miller Snyder, Weimerg Bass: Alexander, Blair, Burnett, Frazier, Harden, Kitzel, Orr, Rapp, Snavely Waltner, York. 43 Instrumental Groups Suplbbf Entertainment Macollege's instrumental music organiza- tions featured two large groups: the Concert Band and the Orchestra. Both groups were under the direction of Irvin Wagner. The Concert Band presented a Christmas program in December and a spring program the first of March. This program featured many contrasting styles of music for concert band, including marches, overtures, and several British folk songs. The orchestra accompanied the Choral Club in the presentation of Handel's Te Deum, and scheduled a concert for the second of May. The small instrumental ensembles high- lighted many programs for clubs and churches in McPherson and the Western Region. The french horn quartet brought together four musicians in a new campus organization. All small instrumental groups have appeared in assembly programs. ,1 ,wg l H 355 'I '3i5f6? French horn quartet: David Weimer, Dorothy Delp, Terry Tiegens, Art McAuley. Trumpet quartet: Ron Achilles, Larry Blair, Dale Marrs, jim Burnett. Trombone quartet: Merlin Dresher, Warren Harden, Larry Kitzel, Merlin Grady. , ,ww ,Q ,M Concert Band: Flute: Wells, Holderreed, Rousselowg Clarinet Chaloupka, Werner, Wood, Knop, Weber, Cassidente, Burger Bass Clarinet: Harris, Keck: Saxophone: Howell, Saiki, Persons, Bryant: French horn: Weimer, Tieqens, Fruth, Delp, Fletcher, McAuleyg Bassoon: S. Hoover, Stump: Trumpet: Duncan u Blair, Burnett, Crouse, Achilles, Fox, Marrs: Trombone: Grady, Matthaei, Kitzel, Harden, Hornbakerg Baritone: M. Hoover, Allgood, Hollis, Tuba: Flory, Neher, Dadismang Percussion: Bowers, Little, Hultberg, Emmert. Orchestra: Violin: Sollenberger, C. Neher, Byers, Bollinger, McAuley, Tietjens, Werner: Trumpet: Achilles, Blair, Marrs G. Neher, Viola: Stump: Bassoon: Hoover: Clarinet: Chaloup- Trombone: Harden, Grady, Kitzelg String bass: J. Neher, Per ka, Wood, Parks, Flute: Holderreedg French horn: Delp, cussion: Bowers, Little, Emmert. 45 X ai . .. .35 , Q- if mag Agway, tm W if Q 3 W i Y ,Q . Q jyql .ss iz f Lf fa' 'xii N ,X Z 3 .. 04 if 'MQ if eg ' ?A ' Yk ' A . ,, - ? f '-f gb my arf , v3,1 9,36 1' 55' wal Q wif x J' i . fi It 42 ,. , f J V K 1 .- 49 A th letics Bulldogs Fz'nz'sl2 Wz'lh 3-6 Football Season The Bulldogs finished the 1963 football season with a 3-6 Kansas Conference record. Lack of weight was a big factor in the failure of the Bulldog team to improve a 3-6 standing from the previous year. The Bulldogs played the best game of the season to upset Bethany College in the homecoming game. Honorable mention ratings in the 1963 Kansas Conference All-Star selections went to Duane Sword, senior tackle, who placed in defensive selections, and to Eddie Lee johnson, junior halfback, who received both defensive and offensive honors. Other seniors on the squad were john Harrison, center, Don Kuhl- man, quarterbackg Cal Unruh, halfbackg and Dennis Wallace, tackle. College of Emporia took conference honors with an undefeated record of 9-0. Coach Smith discusses a crucial play with Duane Sword. seminal lg ff 0 The Bulldogs try for the extra point in the homecoming game with Bethany. 48 Row 1: Weddle, Lawrence, Steinle, Patrick, Krehbiel, Merri field, Taylor, Burkholderg Row 2: Fox, Bowman, Vanderau Rolston, Prochaska, Reazin, Unruh, D. Kuhlman, Chance Row 3: Oxley, Groff, Worthing, Lewis, A. Sword, Hendricks Scores Mac Sterling 13 - 9 C. of E. 54 - O KWU 0 - 24 Southwestern 32 - 0 Friends 6 - 20 Bethany 10 - 13 Baker 40 - 12 Ottawa 32 - 0 Bethel 13 - 7 Basketball Team Shows Gooa' Spirit Macollege 1964 basketball team finished the season with a 15-12 Kansas Conference record. The Bulldogs had three returning lettermen this year-Marion ie, Doug Knehans, and john Tegeler. In December the boys won the Moundridge Tournament by defeating both Tabor and Bethany. McPherson did not fare so well in two tournaments during Christmas vacation. They emerged with one win and four losses. McPherson College placed two men on the annual all-star basketball team of the Kansas Conference-Marion Enke and john Tegeler. Enke was named to the first team and Tegeler to the second team. The all-star selections were made by a vote of the coaches. Marion Enke was one of three Kansas Conference players to be placed on the 10-man all-district 10 NAIA basketball squad for the 1963-1964 season. Macollege players accept the trophy at the Moundridge Tour- nament in December. john Tegeler passes the ball in the Wesleyan game at McPherson. A free throw is attempted by Mac. n Q 4 , -09, N M 4 X . N , QL-QJ Row I: Hendricks, Barrows, Welch, Taylor, Leinen, Warner, Row 2: Worthing, Gene Czaplinski, Tegeler, Longanecker, George Czaplinski, Enke, Lambert, Knehans. Tabor KWU Bethel Southwestern Sterling Baker Ottawa C. of E. Bethany Friends Tabor KWU Bethel Southwestern Sterling Ottawa C. of E. Bethany Friends Baker Scores Mac 60 69 56 65 75 66 84 64 62 87 77 90 70 84 81 80 85 91 97 96 McPherson tries hard to defeat Bethany College. Students Enjw Numerous Sports The soccer team, which was student organ- ized, was headed by Nggida Godzama. They played two games in October, losing to Hesston College and defeating Central College. Six let- termen returned this year for intercollegiate varsity track competition. They were: Larry Bierwirth and john Chance, dash meng Marion Enke and Lynn Warner, distance runnersg Duane Popq-pyehngand Buddy'TaWor,hun dles and pole vault. Lynn was defending his position of gathering more points than any other Macollege trackman in 1963. Intramural bowling started the first week in February with fourteen teams participating- eight boys' teams and six girls' teams. Mary Ann Bryant supervised the girls' teams and Bob Crabb the boys' teams. This was the sec- ond year for intramural bowling at Macollege. Fred Mugobi lines up a shot toward the goal. M C -..tg . . e ...nn Soccer team: Row I : Saffer, Grove, P. Miller, Hildibrand, Crabb. Row 2: Godzama, J. Miller, Weimer, Orr, Oxley, and Mugobi. W...-,.f.. lf. ki plflksux Lynn Warner nears the finish line. Shirley Vanderau releases her ball as Darlene Allen watches anxiously to see the outcome of her throw. Gerald Sitts and Keith Holmes try their hand at snooker. Bill Loewen has a pained and determined look on his face as he approaches the foul line. Clarence Clark and Dean Fasnacht play a game of doubles ,,.............,.........1.t.Q- if agar' . fe W1 li i ifi 154 2 Exercise aria' Spirit Promote Athletics The Macollege women's basketball team experienced a very good season. LeRoy Weddle acted as coach for the girls this season in the temporary absence of Doris Coppock, who was on sabbatical leave. Acting manager was Anne Kruse. The girls won six games out of seven. Their only defeat was at the hands of the Bethel Threshers. The girls scored 292 points in all and held their opponents to 225. Anne Kruse led the individual scorers with 127 points, mak- ing an 18.15 average. Nancy Erritt tallied 92 points for a 13.15 average. Pep and school spirit were the two main concerns of the Macollege cheerleaders. The girls in their red and white uniforms worked for the improvement of these two things dur- ing the 1963-1964 season. The B-String, elected in November, led the cheers for the basketball B-squad. Chris van de Velde joins many other students in play- ing tennis for relaxation. 'Gr 5 we K x - 2' it j: ' if ,Q K . grit: it - -we A emi Women's Basketball: Row 1: Andes, Erritt, Bryantg Row 2: Van derau, Lewis, Weddle, and Kruse. Connie Weddle attempts a basket. A-String cheerleaders: Glenna Fields, Claudia Kimmel, Mary Ann Bryant, Genelle Mohler, and Judy Atwater. B-String cheerleaders: jean Peterson, Diane Ferris, Kathy Kienberger, Diane Ebberts, and Betty Grimm. 55 5 ,.. ,qw 'Dwi x Students Who's Who Honors Go To Eleven Seniors Eleven Macollege seniors were selected by the faculty for the 1963-1964 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Members of Who's Who are chosen for qualities of leadership, excellence, participation in academic activities, citizenship, and service to the school and promise of future usefulness to business or society. Six of these students did student teaching in the fall and plan to teach upon graduation. john Harrison, Connie Weddle, Roger Emmert, and Sharon Poff plan to enter secondary educa- tion. Lois Fruth and Marcia Yoder will engage in elementary teaching. jan Standafer plans to work and to possibly attend school. The remain- ing four will enter graduate school this fall- Bevjudge, Steve Mohler, Nggida Gadzama, and Merlin Dresher. MERLIN DRESHER NGGIDA GADZAMA l STEPHEN MOHLER SHARON POFF JANICE STANDAFER 58 ROGER EMMERT LOIS FRUTH JOHN HARRISON BEVERLY JUDGE CONNIE WEDDLE MARCIA YODER 59 Senior class officers: Dallas Wine, presidentg Shirley Vanderau treasurer Beverly judge vice presidentg janet Tobias, secretary. Seniors Seek Success In Future Careers In September 1960, 191 freshmen launched their college career. Although some dropped out or transferred, about 104 were to be grad- uated May 31, 1964. The seniors contributed much to Macollege during their four years as many consistently made the honor roll, and eleven seniors were named in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Sixty-two seniors participated in the teach- ing block, spending nine weeks in classrooms in Hutchinson, Galva, Moundridge, Windom, Inman, Buhler, and McPherson. Some were the first student teachers in McPherson's unique hexagonal high school. Forty per cent of the seniors were married. From this class came the president of the Student Council, three Spectator editors, the manager of the book store, and the Quadrangle editor and business manager. 60 MARILYN ALBIN Education and Psychology DAVID AN DERS History FRED ATKINS Sociology ROY BACKHUS Economics and Business Administration PEGGY BAKER Education and Psychology LE WAYNE BARTEL Agriculture fi VIRGINIA BARTLETT Education and Psychology LOIS BEERY Sociology BILL BORTH Economics and Business Administration JUDY BOYD Education and Psychology RONALD BOYD Agriculture TEDD BRUMBAUGH History Seniors gp MERRILL COULSON History ROBERT CRABB History MERLIN DRESHER Economics and Business Administration KATHY DUNCAN Chemistry BARBARA ELMORE Economics and Business Administration ROGER EMMERT Mathematics JIM BURNETT Music BETTY BYBEE Education and Psychology JAY CAN NON History ARNOLD CA NTU Agriculture DOROTHY CHALOUPKA Biology LINDA COULSON English O KENNETH FEASENHISER History LOIS FRUTH Education and Psychology NGGIDA GADZAMA Biology FAYE GIBBEL Sociology MURIEL GIBSON Home Economics SILVIA GRIGGS Education and Psychology EVELYN GROVE Economics and Business Administration DONNA HAMILTON Education and Psychology WARREN HARDEN Music JOHN HARRISON English CHARLES HARTMAN Sociology CAROL HESS Education and Psychology Seniors HELEN jACOBY Philosophy and Religion LINDA JAMISON History BEVERLY JUDGE Philosophy and Religion GEORGE KEGIN Education and Psychology BILL KELLY Economics and Business Administration KAREN KELLY Education and Psychology EVA HIRST Education and Psychology BRUCE I-IOLDERREED Biology SHERYL HOLLIS Home Economics OMA HOLTjE Education and Psychology DONA HUTCHISON Home Economics RUTH IRWIN Sociology 64 l JOYCE KING Education and Psychology ROLLAND KIRACOFE Economics and Business Administration BILL KLEIN Industrial Arts MARLYS KLESSIG Education and Psychology DOUG KNEHANS Economics and Business Administration ROLLAND KREIDER Industrial Arts RALPH KREUTZIGER Industrial Arts DON KUHLMAN Philosophy and Religion RON LEONARD Mathematics WILLIAM LOEWEN Chemistry MARILYN MARSH History JOHN MARTIN Chemistry Seniors V569 'Tif- WAYNE MORITZ Agriculture DENNIS MOYER Biology JANICE MYERS Education and Psychology JIM NEHER Music ORVILLE NEUFELD Education and Psychology KENNETH PARKS History DANIEL MERKEY Biology ALLAN MILLER History EARL MILLER Economics and Business Administration MARGIE MILLER Education and Psychology LENA MIYASAKI Education and Psychology STEPHEN MOHLER Biology ALLEN PAULS Education and Psychology JERRY POFF Biology SHARON POF F History DELORES PRIDDY Education and Psychology BETTE QUIRING English LINDA RADKE Education and Psychology JOHN RATZLAFF History ROBERT REAZIN Agriculture HAROLD SCHRAG Education and Psychology KAY SHEVER Education and Psychology LYNN SORENSON Education and Psychology MARJORIE SPEARS Education and Psychology Seniors l TERRY TIETJENS Music JANET TOBIAS Education and Psychology CALVIN UNRUH Economics and Business Administration ELA I NE VANCE Mathematics SHIRLEY VANDERAU Mathematics CHRIS VAN DE VELDE History DARYL STANDAFER Philosophy and Religion jAN STANDAFER Philosophy and Religion CHARLES STARK Industrial Arts INA STU MP Philosophy and Religion NELSON STU MP Music DUANE SWORD History 68 I DENNIS WALLACE Mathematics DEAN WATKINS Economics and Business Administration JAMES WEAVER Philosophy and Religion CONNIE WEDDLE English DENNIS WEIMER Biology MYRON WELCH Agriculture DONALD WIENS Economics and Business Administration DALLAS WINE Agriculture MARCIA YODER Education and Psychology 69 junior class officers: Earl Saffer, vice presidentg Sandee Hoover treasurer Margaret Hmtz secre taryg Bill Grove, president. union' Rake Ulon Homecoming Honors The highlight of the year for the junior class was Homecoming, the weekend of October l8.judy Fox, Homecoming queen, was crowned at the afternoon football game and reigned over the festivities, cheering the Mac team on to an exciting victory over the Bethany Swedes. The class also won first prize for its Homecoming display, Rake Up a Victory, in keeping with the general theme, The Swedish Fall. During the year juniors presided over Men's Council, Pep Club, MENC, A Capella Choir, Pi Kappa Delta, and Young Democrats Club, and held leadership in other organiza- tions. Several junior men lettered in sports. Students also assisted professors in dif- ferent areas. Ann Kruse taught some physical education classes for Miss Doris Coppock, who was on sabbatical leave. 70 Vance Alexander Muriel Bechtel john Beckwith Joyce Birkenholz Larry Blair Martha Bloom Larry Bowman David Cheek Carol Christy Clarence Clark Gail Colvin joy Davis '01 sign' ,.,..f-me VT ...QM Leonard Dooley Glen Draper Norma Durst Tomas Ebora Dennis Emmert Marion Enke joseph Ezeka jan Fasnacht Geneva Flickner Elaine Fleury Judy Fox Colleen Gearhart Henry Gier Merlin Grady Ron Grout William Grove Max Gumm Barry Hzildeman Lee Harris Karen Henry X3 gf Sandy Hoover and Larry Kitzel economize on the tandem bicycle as they pedal south on Eshelman Street in front of Friendship Hall. B iqfcl ing Provzdes Recreation 73 Barry Kimmel Larry King Larry Kitzel Judy Knelson Velera Krehbiel Anne Kruse Nancy Kurtz Carolyn Lehman juniors 4-wnvbv 4 P Y',1,?l Television UMTS Relaxazfion Donna McBride Fumitaka Matsuoka Ronald Mayner Donald Merryman Peggy Messick Bethel Miller john Miller Phil Miller Colleen Neher Richard Nelson Ancel Neuberger james Ockerman Metzler boys watch Outer Limits in the privacy of their television lounge off limits for Dotzour girls. 74 Karen Oltman Lynn Olwin James O'Neal Shedrack Onuoha Robert Parker Judy Penny Nick Petrucci Roy Pfaltzgraff Dionysios Philis Duane Pope james Postlewait Dean Regehr iff? 4-wily: www' r f 3 'ti Afi lf 21 Pigs in V, 'fi 7, 23:15 E ,L N P ,, - isa-.i-J .it w 92-LQ ' x 5132 1 Rex Reinecker Lesley Rothrock Earl Saffer Mary Ellen Scott Ellen Sell Ruby Simmons Gerald Sitts Charles Snyder juniors Al Blough, Barry Haldeman, Larry King, and jim Ockerman display their summer's accomplishments. Lowell Snyder Roger Solomon Carl Sorenson Leah Standafer Janice Stansel Elva Stryker Harriett Swinger john Tegeler W5 Dzklblay M usica! Talents 76 Betty Thalmann Fook-Lim Tham Larry Thomas john Treadwell Kenneth Ullom Gordon Unruh Betty Varner john Wagner Vida Sue Werner Tom Westfall Jerrold Wilson 77 Richard Wilmer Gayle Wood Phil Zuercher Sophomores class ollicersz Junior Hendricks, presidentg Nancy Miller secretary Bonnie Robison treasurerg Dick Welch, vice president. Soplzomores Promote Campus Enthusiasm The 133 sophomores of 1963-64 repre- sented 16 states, plus one student each from Puerto Rico, China, and East Africa. Being second only to the Freshman class in size, the sophomores provided campus leadership for CBYF, Young Republicans, Home Economics Chapter, Ag Club, and WAA. Of the 44 mem- bers of the football squad, 15 were sophomores, of the Bulldog cagers, 8 were from the Sopho- more class. The sophomores also stablized the A Cappella Choir and College band. All five varsity cheerleaders were sophomores. Although the sophomores were defeated by the freshmen in the annual tug-of-war held September 20, at the lagoon, they showed themselves gracious in defeat, and all year they proved responsible and mature leadership in many areas of campus life. 78 Ronald Achilles Sylvia Albright John Allen Karen Andes Larry Andrews Judy Atwater Velma Banks jerry Barrows Karen Barton Anjie Benton Carol Berry Larry Bierwirth Alvin Blough Gerald Book Toby Brown Beth Brumbaugh Mary Ann Bryant joan Burger Russell Burkholder Nancee Byers Sophomores ew? Kenneth Davidson Richard Deemy Dorothy Delp Marilyn Detwiler Lois Draper Gregg Duguid Judy Eddy Dean Elliott Cathy Cadman john Chance Kirk Charbonneau Curtis Christy Lynn Christy Chris Cole Gary Coleman Connie Crist George Czaplinski Charles Dadisman Stanley Dalton Kenneth Dauer james Emack Ruth Ann Emmert Paul Ensz Nancy Erritt Leonard Ewell Dean Fasnacht Glenna Fields james Fike Robert Fletcher Tom Garrelts Myron Graber Arnold Groff Students Further Interests jerry Barrows relaxes in Metzler's modern ,lounge chair as he reads about the latest events. 81 Sopfzomores Dale Marrs and Ted Rover dread the impending fate of Gerald Book, Charles Helfrich, and other sophomores at the tug-of-war. Tug-Www Took Strange Turn Steve Grove jim Haddox Meredith Haun David Heffley Francis Hendricks Mike Hildibrand Judy Hoover Stan Hoover 82 Charles Horner jane Hossler Gloria Hull Bonita Hummer Anna Hutchison Bev jackson Ken jackson Clyde johnson Sharon Johnston Carole Kimmel Claudia Kimmel lo Etta Krehbiel Soplzomores Deroy Miller Lee Miller Nancy Miller Walter Miller john Minnich Genelle Mohler Martha Mohler Larry Morlan Charleen Lewis Douglas Loewen john Long Ramona Lowe Carolyn Lunkley Dale Marrs Joyce Martin Robert Mauck Dan Messer jim Messer Charlotte Metzker Dale Miller Fred Mugobi Alma Noe jamie Oxley Kathy Parks Laurel Patrick Rodney Peterson Patricia Pitts Mike Rausch Tom Reazin Carl Reiste Gail Renke Judy Richards 'ww ,, 'L Bonnie Robison Ann Rodabaugh Christine Rodes Doyle Rolston Linda Rouch Denae Rousselow Ted Royer Charles Scharf Sophomores Piano Playing Develops Skill Robert Shank David Sherck joyce Shobe Roberta Slack Robert Slater Zane Smith Fred Snider Emilee Solomon jim Steinle Sue Stouffer Leon Swigart Buddy Taylor Charles Dadisman entertains in Brown Auditorium with humor at the piano. 86 Helen Thomas David Toledo Donna Trostle Verlyn Uhrig Roberta Vanderau Lowell Vanderveer jon Warner Lynn Warner Glen Weber David Weimer Richard Welch Mark Werner ,we N,-up ri. Nancy West Judy Widows Robert L. Williams Robert M. Williams Lois Wood Karen Wright Janice Yoder Lowell Yoder Freshman class officers: Carlos Green, president, Modena Hoover treasurer Dorothy Wine secretary, Roger Schrock, vice-president. F reslnnen Establish Record Enrollment Determined to break traditions and rec- ords, the Freshman class registered as the big- gest class ever, with 219. They first made their presence known by displaying much ability in their talent show, emceed by Carlos Green. Thus united, they then toppled tradition by de- feating the sophomores in the tug-of-war. Because of the size of the Freshman class, two new English classes were added. A new system of testing for advanced placement in mathematics and chemistry was initiated. Freshmen sang in the A Cappella and Chapel Choirsg strengthened the basketball and foot- ball teamsg did reporting, copywriting, and typing for the Spectator and Quadrangle, par- ticipated in drama and debateg and served as cheerleaders for the B-team. In many ways, the Freshman class proved itself a welcome ad- dition to McPherson College. 88 its ts Adegbola Adejunmobi Roberta Albin l Darlene Allen Edward Allgood Sandy Anderson Kathie Andrews Rose Ann Ankenman Neda Atwood Aludy Bandy Jeannette Bartel Sharon Benner Steve Benyshek Guitar Creates Enzfhusiasm get i tv astra G5 Tis. Wiz 5 t A ,ik T ,gl fit iii T? Doug Rapp strums the guitar and sings of dragons at the Freshman Talent Show. 89 ,,.p-n- Freshmen ,K M f fr-'J' . 'In if ,,,,, -f-15, Rayna Hamm demonstrates the reading ability and the intellectual interest of the new collegiates in a Dotzour Hall room, Shirley Blough Barbara Bollinger Galen Bollinger Ron Bosserman jerry Bowers Wayne Bowman Linda Brallier john Brandsted Reading Provides Enterzfaimenzf 90 Anna Bryant Buford Burnett Alan Cable Ron Cassidente Bryce Collings Eldon Colohan Sharolyn Crist Carolyn Crouse Gene Czaplinski Dennis Davies Bob DeTour Twila Dirksen x Marc Divine David Duncan Phillip Eastman Diane Ebberts Pearl lickhardt Bernard Egbule Larry Evans Shirley Fasnacht Freshmen Duane Gibson Fred Goering Caroline Goertz Carlos Green Beverly Gridley Betty Grimm Saralee Grove Roger Hackerolt Diana Ferris Gary Fisher Karen Flora Dale Florence Donald Flory Ronald Flory Bob Fox Glenn Frazier Walter Freeman Pearl Fruth jane Funk Rufus Geesaman ww' -wr? Galen Bollinger in a Mudville uniform interprets Casey at the Bat in melo- dramatic style. CC JJ Casgf Captivates Audience 93 Rayna Hamm Judy Harris Dan Heefner Dennis Heisey Ruth Henry Don Herbers Donna Himes Brian Holmes Freshmen Singing Interests Students Keith Holmes Judy Holsinger Modena Hoover Warren Hornbaker Donna Howard LaVonna Howell Paul Huber Mike Hultberg Pat Hummer Mary Ingold Rick Jamison Deanna johnson LaVonna Howell, Carolyn Leighnor, and Bev Gridley sing at the Freshman Talent Show. 94 Eugene johnson George jones Keith Kaufman julia Keim Gwen Keller Judy Kerr Kathy Kienberger Gay Kile Howard Killell Carol Klotz john Kriop Georgianna Krehbiel hifi WWW 's-QM.. Homer Krehbiel jim Lambert jerry Lasaler Bill Lawrence Margie Leckron Martha Lehman Carolyn Leighnor Keith Leonard Freshmen ...fw- Dennis Miller Kermit Mishler Susan Mohler jerry Murphy Galen Neher David Oltman LeWayne Orr Mervin Penner ,gaw- 'tw Duane Lewis Darrel Lichty joe Little Sharon Lowe Tom McAdams Art McAuley Helen McKinney Robert McMillen Brant Martin Tim Matthaei Donnie Merkey Carl Merrifield 96 Jerry Persons Jeanne Peterson Carolyn Pieratt Valerie Price Dale Prochaska Doug Rapp Janis Ratzlaff Dennis Reichert Terry Reyher Eddie Reynolds Anna Rhinehart janet Rhinehart Macollege Desires Victogf The V portrays the desired Bulldog home- coming victory. 97 Freshmen Rose Ann Ankenman, jane Funk, Bonnie Flickinger, Diane Ebberts, Deanna johnson Georglanna Krehbiel, and Jeanne Peterson compose a letter. David Risser Earl Ross Alan Saiki Orvis Schechter Roger Schrock Ron Sehman Donna Sharp Kathleen Sink hfomesickness A jjhts Some 98 George Snavely Robert Snider Don Spare Steve Spellman Carol Staley julie Standafer Mary Steele Benny Steward Earl Swinger Allen Sword Juanita Taylor Paul Thiessen Clark Thompson Doug Trostle june Unruh Fred Vanderau Rick von Riesen june Wachholtz Richard Wagner Alan Waltner Freshmen jean Yoder Bryce York Dan Zinn Sam Wise Terry Wokaty Margaret Williams Dorothy Wine William Winkley David Weaver Tony Wedel Harvey Werner Wayne Whitney Marlene Wood Tom Worthing 100 Stan Hoover assists at the desk in Metzler Hall. Banana tree in greenhouse attracts attention. Lois Wood and Carol Christy give Manager Roger Emmert some business. Students Learn and Live Mary Ellen Scott, jan Stansel, and Wayne Moritz sip Brian Holmes and june Wachholtz dance in the Kickapoo-joy-juice. Music Room. 101 Second Semester Students Dr. Wayne L. 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Ave. E., McPherson Kelly, Bill, 22516 N. Charles, McPherson Kelly, Karen, 22516 N. Charles, McPherson King, joyce, 445 Charles, McPherson Kiracofe, Rolland, 306 Klinger, Plymouth, Ind. Klein, Bill, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Klessig, Marlys, 215 W. 3rd, McPherson Kreider, Rolland, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Kreutziger, Ralph, Route 4, Marion, Kansas Kuhlman, Don, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Loewen, William, 501 E. Ave. A, McPherson Marsh, Marilyn, 2140 Carnahan, Topeka, Kansas Martin, john, Canton, Kansas Merkey, Dan, Route 1, Cordell, Oklahoma Miller, Allan, 9018 E. 32nd Place, Tulsa, Okla. Miller, Earl, 923 N.W. 11th, Payette, Idaho Miller, Margie, 2700 E. 30th, Hutchinson, Ks. Miyasaki, Lena, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii Mohler, Stephen, Route 5, Warrensburg, Missouri Moritz, Wayne, Route 2, Manhattan, Kansas Moyer, Dennis, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Myers,janice, 1328 W. 11th, Hutchinson, Kansas Neher, jim, Route 2, Cabool, Missouri Neufeld, Orville, Buhler, Kansas O'Neal, james, 314 East lst, Hutchinson, Kansas Parks, Kenneth, 1615 E. Central, Springfield, Missouri Poff, jerry, 1610 E. Gordon, McPherson Poff, Sharon, 1610 E. Gordon, McPherson Priddy, Dolores, Windom, Kansas Qvuiring, Bette, 1115 E. Simpson, McPherson Radke, Linda, 1615 E. Sharp, McPherson Ratzlaff, john, Buhler, Kansas Scantlin, Patty, 452 N. Maxwell, McPherson Schrag, Harold, Route 2, Box 143, McPherson Shever, Kay, Route 1, Correctionville, Iowa Sorenson, Lynn, 800 E. Ave. A, McPherson Spears, Marjorie, Route 3, Waterloo, Iowa Standafer, Daryl, 1402B E. Euclid, McPherson Standafer, jan, 1402B E. Euclid, McPherson Stark, Charles, 318 W. 24th, Hutchinson, Kansas Stump, Ina, Route 1, Cushing, Oklahoma Stump, Nelson, 225 Charles, McPherson Sword, Duane, 1615 E. Kansas, McPherson Thompson, Dan, 423 Baer, McPherson Tietjens, Terry, Robinson, Kansas Tobias, janet, 1597 Pilgrim St., Akron, Ohio Unruh, Cal, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Vance, Elaine, 1609 E. Kansas, McPherson Vanderau, Shirley, Plattsburg, Missouri van de Velde, Chris, 15 Oxford St., Montgomery, Maryland Wallace, Dennis, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Watkins, Dean, 1027 S. Main, Ottawa, Kansas Weaver, james, 1721 N. Main, Edwardsville, 111. Weddle, Connie, 14016 N. Charles, McPherson Weimer, Dennis, Haxtun, Colorado Welch, Myron, Route 4,4 Delphi, Indiana Wiens, Donald, Route 2, Inman, Kansas Wine, Dallas, Billings, Oklahoma Yoder, Marcia, 114 N. Carrie, McPherson jUNIORS Alexander, Vance, Route 1, Geneseo, Kansas Bechtel, Muriel, 1514 E. Gordon, McPherson Birkenholz, joyce, Prairie City, Iowa Blair, Larry, 12407 E. 40th Terrace, Independ- ence, Missouri Bloom, Martha, 2 Meadowlark, Hutchinson, Ks. Bowman, Larry, Quinter, Kansas Cannon, joy, 3818 N. 26th St., Petersburg, Fla. Cantu, Arnold, Box 484, Falfurrias, Texas Cheek, David, Route 1, Conway, Kansas Christy, Carol, Box 12, Garrison, Iowa Clark, Clarence, 205 S. Gables, Wheaton, Ill. Colvin, Gail, 215 E. Skancke, McPherson Davis, Joy, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Dooley, Leonard, Buhler, Kansas Draper, Glen, Route 2, Box 138, Eldora, Iowa Durst, Norma, Moundridge, Kansas Ebora, Tomas, 414 N. Lemmer, McPherson Emmert, Dennis, Route 2, Adel, Iowa Enke, Marion, Route 2, Owensville, Missouri Ezeka, Joseph, Nigeria Fasnacht, Jan, 16 N. Maple, Fruita, Colorado Flickner, Geneva, Route 1, McPherson Flory, Elaine, 531 N. Eshelman, McPherson Fox, Judy, Garfield, Kansas Gearhart, Colleen, Box 124, Inman, Kansas Gier, Henry, 404 Fisher, McPherson Grady, Merlin, 1117 Randolph, Waterloo, Iowa Grout, Ron, 700 Somerset Place, McPherson Grove, Bill, Redfield, Iowa Gumm, Max, 509 N. Lehmer, McPherson Haldeman, Barry, Route 3, Box 348, Manheim, Pa. Harris, Lee, Route 1, Box 2, Jennings, La. Hartman, Charles, Chadwick, Illinois Henrion, Al, 4322 Mission Rd., Kansas City, Ks. Henry, Karen, Route 1, Chelsea, Iowa Hintz, Margaret, Canton, Kansas Hoover, Sandra, Plattsburg, Missouri Howell, Nolan, Route 3, Box 46, St. John, Ks. Howell, Norman, Route 3, Box 46, St. John, Ks. Ikenberry, Barbara, 1259-lst St. S.E., Douglas, Washington Jamison, Linda, Quinter, Kansas Jarvis, Esther, Conway, Kansas Johnson, Eddie Lee, 1230 E. 5th, Forest, Miss. Johnson, Edwin, Q-uinter, Kansas Kimmel, Barry, 2105 Golf Club Road, Olympia, Washington King, Larry, Route 1, Mt. Airy, Maryland Kitzel, Larry, 5112 N. 86th, Omaha, Nebraska Knehans, Doug, Owensville, Missouri Knelson, Judy, 903 Jackson, Dixon, Illinois Krehbiel, Velera, Route 1, Moundridge, Kansas Kruse, Anne, Little River, Kansas Kurtz, Nancy, 2128 N.W. 28th, Oklahoma City, Okla. Lehman, Carolyn, 3701 Sumner, Lincoln 6, Neb. McBride, Donna, Fredericksburg, Iowa Matsuoka, Fumitaka, Japan Mayner, Ron, Rural Route, Polk City, Iowa Merryman, Don, Shickley, Nebraska Messick, Peg, 8632 Garfield, Bethesda, Maryland Miller, Bethel, 923 W. llth, Payette, Idaho Miller, John, Route l, Waterloo, Iowa Miller, Phil, Route 3, Adel, Iowa Neher, Colleen, Quinter, Kansas Nelson, Richard, 217 Fisher, McPherson Neuberger, Ancel, 916 E. 10th, Hutchinson, Ks. Ockerman, Jim, Hollansburg, Ohio Olson, Mary, Canton, Kansas Oltman, Karen, Enders, Nebraska Olwin, Lynn, Route 3, Box 88, Elgin, Illinois Onuoha, Shedrack, Nigeria Parker, Bob, 327 E. 13th, Hutchinson, Kansas Pauls, Allen, Inman, Kansas Penny, Judy, Garden City, Missouri Petrucci, Nick, 3rd St., Trafford, Penn. Pfaltzgraff, Roy, Nigeria Pope, Duane, Route 1, Gypsum, Kansas Postlewait, Jim, 614 County Line Rd., Kansas City, Kansas Rankin, Dave, 126 N. Charles, McPherson Raymond, Jackie, 1118 N. Grimes, McPherson Reazin, Bob, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Regehr, Dean, Inman, Kansas Reinecker, Rex, 444 N. Maxwell, McPherson Saffer, Earl, Box 198, Arriba, Colorado Scott, Mary Ellen, 615 Missouri, Warrensburg, Mo. Sell, Ellen, Conway, Kansas Simmons, Ruby, 1302 N. 8th, Garden City, Ks. Snyder, Charles, Route 1, Thomasville, Pa. Snyder, Lowell, Adel, Iowa Solomon, Roger, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Sorenson, Carl, 1115 S. Walnut, McPherson Standafer, Leah, 622 W. Lake, Worthington, Minn. Stansel, Janice, Little River, Kansas Stryker, Elva, Haxtun, Colorado Swinger, Harriett, Route 1, Essex, Missouri Tegeler, John, Gerald, Missouri Thalmann, Betty, Route 1, Haven, Kansas Tham, Fook-Lim, Malaya Thomas, Larry, Canton, Kansas Treadwell, John, 1002 S. Jefferson, New Castle, Pennsylvania Ullom, Ken, Box 217, Wiley, Colorado Unruh, Gordon, Route 2, Box 7, Galva, Kansas Varner, Betty, 6414 E. 17th St., Kansas City, Mo. Wagner, John, Route 1, Lenox, Iowa Werner, Vida Sue, Box 101, Winona, Kansas Westfall, Tom, 315 W. 25th St., Hutchinson, Ks. Wilson, Jerrold, 1415-16th St., Perry, Iowa Witmer, Richard, 421 N. Baer, McPherson Wood, Gayle, Panora, Iowa Zuercher, Phil, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson SOPHOMORES Achilles, Ron, 901 S. Main, McPherson Albright, Sylvia, Box 400, Dallas Center, Iowa Andes, Karen, Mound City, Missouri Andrews, Larry, Route 1, Nappanee, Indiana Atwater, Judy, Route 2, Box 58, Larned, Kansas Barrows, Jerry, 521 Brentwood, Waterloo, Iowa Barton, Karen, Argonia, Kansas Beckwith, John, 414 N. Hartup, McPherson Benton, Anjie, 2320 Colgate Dr., Costa Mesa, Cal. Berry, Carol, 217 S. Ransom, Ottumwa, Iowa Bierwirth, Larry, 1516 S. Adams, Bartonville, Ill. Blough, Alvin, Route 2, Duncansville, Pa. Brown, Toby, 3218 Country Club Pl., Wichita, Ks. Brumbaugh, Beth, Fruita, Colorado Bryant, Mary Ann, 2694 S. Federal, Denver, Colo. Burger, Joan, 114 Downing, Hutchinson, Ks. Burkholder, Russell, Route 2, Preston, Minn. Byers, Nancee, 717 E. Elizabeth, McPherson Cadman, Cathy, St. John, Kansas Christy, Curtis, Box 12, Garrison, Iowa Christy, Lynn, 2l5V2 W. Skancke, McPherson Cole, Chris, 216 Oakdale, Bluefield, W. Va. Coleman, Gary, Haven, Kansas Czaplinski, George, 412 W. Seitz, McPherson Dadisman, Charles, Route 1, Nevada, Iowa Dalton, Stan, 408 Hillside, Dickerson, Kansas Dauer, Ken, Route 1, Dunkirk, Ohio Davidson, Kenneth, McCune, Kansas Deemy, Richard, 42lV2 N. Baer, McPherson Delp, Dorothy, Manley, Iowa DeTour, Rick, 1141 E. Euclid, McPherson Detwiler, Marilyn, 104 Arcadian Ct., McPherson Duguid, Greg, 512 N. Elm, McPherson Emmert, Ruth Ann, Route 2, Adel, Iowa Erritt, Nancy, Somers, Iowa Ewell, Leonard, 1222 S. Ash, McPherson Fields, Glenna, 965 Lexington, Wichita 18, Ks. Fike, james, Route 1, Peace Valley, Missouri Fletcher, Bob, Route 1, Box 201, Denton, Md. Garrelts, Tom, 410 Lakeside Dr., McPherson Gillis, Larry, 1201 S. Ash, McPherson Goff, Gary, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Graber, Myron, 605 E. Elizabeth, McPherson Groff, Arnold, Puerto Rico Heffley, David, Box 96, Alderson, W. Virginia Hendricks, Francis, Kingsley, Iowa Hildibrand, Mike, Melba, Idaho Hoover, judy, 1280 S. Raleigh, Denver 19, Colo. Hoover, Stan, Plattsburg, Missouri Horner, Charles, Carleton, Nebraska Hossler, jane, 94 Carlton Dr., Akron 12, Ohio Hull, Gloria, Route l, McPherson Hummer, Bonita, Route 2, Parsons, Kansas Hutchison, Anna, Route 1, Thomas, Oklahoma jackson, Beverly, McCune, Kansas jackson, Kenneth, Norcatur, Kansas johnson, Clyde, Collyer, Kansas johnston, Sharon, 123 N. Franklin, Anthony, Ks. Krehbiel, Steve, Route 2, McPherson Krouse, Dick, 307 S. Maple, McPherson Kuhlman, Wendell, Athol, Kansas Kussart, Don, Cerro Gordo, Illinois Kwok, Winky, Hong Kong, China Lade, john, 936-37th St., San Pedro, Calif. Landes, Ken, 1821 Spruce, Kansas City, Missouri Larsen, Dell Ann, 310 N. Maxwell, McPherson Ledell, Anita, Route 3, McPherson Leinen, Warren, Simpson, Kansas Lewis, Charleen, 931 S. Clay, Denver 19, Colo. Loewen, Doug, Canton, Kansas Long, john, Quinter, Kansas Lowe, Ramona, 1200 Glendale Road, McPherson Lunkley, Carolyn, Udell, Iowa Marrs, Dale, Ravenna, Nebraska Martin, joyce, Route 1, Sterling, Ohio Mauck, Bob, 3375 E. Montana Pl., Shawnee Mission, Kansas Messer, Dan, Route 2, Box 1052, W. Chicago, Ill. Messer, jim, Route 2, Box 1052, W. Chicago, Ill. Metsker, Charlotte, 104 Clark, Warrensburg, Mo. Miller, Dale, Route 1, Box 176, Waterloo, Iowa Miller, Deroy, Carleton, Nebraska Miller, Lee, Route 1, Waterloo, Iowa Miller, Nancy, Route 1, Box 273, Rocky Ford, Colo. Miller, Walter, Route 2, Box 88, Scott City, Ks. Minnich,john, Kline Hall, McPherson Mohler, Genelle, 1142 E. Euclid, McPherson Mohler, Martha, Route 5, Warrensburg, Mo. Morlan, Larry, 520 S. Walnut, McPherson Mugobi, Fred, Tanganyika, East Africa Oxley,jamie, 204 Willow Valley Rd., Lamar, Colo. Parks, Kathy, 1615 E. Central, Springfield, Mo. Patrick, Laurel, Marquette, Kansas Peterson, Rod, 2648 N. Clarence, Wichita, Ks. Philis, Dionysios, Greece Pitts, Pat, 11 W. Westside Ave., Redbank, N.j. Rausch, Mike, 415 S. Walnut, McPherson Reiste, Carl, Adel, Iowa Renke, Gail, Lincolndale, New York Richards, judy, Route 2, Marion, Kansas Robison, Bonnie, South English, Iowa Rodabaugh, Ann, Route 2, Lanark, Illinois Rogers, jim, 1900 E. Gordon, McPherson Rolston, Doyle, Route 1, Sheldon, Iowa Rothrock, Lesley, Davenport, Nebraska Rouch, Linda, Route 3, Bremen, Indiana Rousselow, Denae, 541 Brentwood, Waterloo, Ia. Royer, Ted, Route 1, Box 359, Canfield, Ohio Scharf, Charles, 1355 N. Main, McPherson Shank, Bob, Route 1, Box 58, Fayetteville, W. Va. Sherck, David, Box 351, Middlebury, Indiana Shobe, joyce, 318 S. 12th, Conway Springs, Ks. Sitts, Gerald, Conway, Kansas Slack, Roberta, 420 Wellington, Imperial, Neb. Slater, Bob, 845 S. Harrison, Denver 9, Colo. Smith, Zane, 306 Ankeny Blvd., Ankeny, Iowa Solomon, Emilee, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Steinle, jim, 1379 N. Main, McPherson Swigart, Leon, Kline Hall, McPherson Taylor, Granville, Thomas, Oklahoma Trostle, Donna, Nickerson, Kansas Uhrig, Verlyn, 520 E. Kansas, McPherson Warner, jon, Union, Ohio Warner, Lynn, Route 1, Union, Ohio Weimer, David, Haxtun, Colorado Welch, Richard, Route 4, Delphi, Indiana Werner, Mark, Bern, Kansas West, Nancy, Medora, Kansas Widows, judy, 1702 A St., Garden City, Kansas Williams, Robert M., 411 S. Hartup, McPherson Wood, Lois, Panora, Iowa Wright, Karen, Seward, Kansas Yoder, janis, 1300 E. Euclid, McPherson Yoder, Lowell, Conway, Kansas FRESH MEN Adejunmobi, Adegbola,.Nigeria Albin, Roberta, Quinter, Kansas Allen, Darlene, Scott City, Kansas Allen, john, 428 E. 8th, Newton, Kansas Allgood, Edward, Kinross, Iowa Anderson, Sandra, 210 N. Oak, McPherson Andrews, Kathie, 703 S. 2nd, Rocky Ford, Colorado Ankenman, Rose Ann, Route 4, Norton, Kansas Atwood, Neda, Route 3, Sigourney, Iowa Bandy, Judy, Canton, Kansas Banks, Velma, Route 4, Box 106, Magnolia, Ark. Bartel,Jeanette, Route 3, Hillsboro, Kansas Benner, Sharon, Panora, Iowa Benyshek, Steve, Box 71, Cuba, Kansas Black, James, 1227 N. Elm, McPherson Blough, Shirley, Route 4, Waterloo, Iowa Boese, Terry, 619 W. Washington, McPherson Bollinger, Barbara, 12720 lst N.W., Seattle, Wash. Bollinger, Galen, 1805 Everett, Caldwell, ldaho Book, Gerald, 2115 E. 8th, Pueblo, Colorado Bosserman, Ron, Peace Valley, Missouri Bowers, Jerry, 2309 DeCamp Ave., Elkhart, Ind. Bowman, Wayne, Webster, Iowa Brallier, Linda, Gypsum, Colorado Brandsted, John, 204 lakeside Drive, McPherson Bryant, Anna, Quinter, Kansas Burnett, Buford, Route 1, Hickory Ridge, Ark. Cable, Alan, Route 2, Box 34, Syracuse, Ind. Cassidente, Ron, 1302 S. Quieto Ct., Denver, Colo. Chance, John, 621 S. 7th, DeKalb, Illinois Charbonneau, Kirk, Osborne, Kansas Collings, Bryce, 5380 Colonial Ave., Jacksonville, Florida Colohan, Eldon, 1123 N. Walnut, McPherson Crist, Connie, Route 2, Scott City, Kansas Crist, Sharolyn, Scott City, Kansas Crouse, Carolyn, Adel, Iowa Czaplinski, Gene, 412 W. Seitz, McPherson Davies, Dennis, Route 1, Box 26, Panora, Iowa DeTour, Bob, 941 Barber, McPherson Dirksen, Twila, Goessel, Kansas Divine, Marc, 142 E. Main, San Jacinto, Calif. Draper, Lois, Route 2, Box 138, Eldora, Iowa Duncan, David, Mound City, Missouri Eastman, Phillip, 114Vz S. Maple, McPherson Ebberts, Diane, 3342 Omidon, Wichita, Kansas Eckhardt, Pearl, Creighton, Missouri Eddy, Judy, 2021 Franklin S.E., Minneapolis 14, Minnesota Egbule, Bernard, Nigeria Elliott, Dean, 305 S. Hartup, McPherson Emack, Jim, Box 145, Cabool, Missouri Ensz, Paul, Route 3, Inman, Kansas Evans, Larry, 1724 S. 49th, Lincoln 6, Nebraska Fasnacht, Dean, Arriba, Colorado Fasnacht, Shirley, 16 N. Maple, Fruita, Colo. Ferris, Diana, 117 W. Lexington, Elkhart, Ind. Fisher, Gary, 305 8th St., Miller Heights, Bethlehem, Pa. Flickinger, Bonnie, Route 1, McPherson Flora, Karen, Quinter, Kansas Florence, Dale, Route 1, Alta Vista, Kansas Flory, Don, 1937 3rd Ave., Marion, Iowa Flory, Ron, 1937 3rd Ave., Marion, Iowa Fox, Bob, Garfield, Kansas Frazier, Glenn, 1625 Marlan, Denver 15, Colo. Frederic, Paul, 82 Sheridan Ave., Brooklyn 8, N.Y. Freeman, Walter, 8812 Nogal Ave., Whittier, Calif. Fruth, Pearl, 134 Main, Sabetha, Kansas Funk, Jane, 6013 Field, Arvada, Colorado Geesaman, Rufus, Route 1, Bethel, Pa. Gibson, Duane, Keota, Iowa Goering, Fred, Inman, Kansas Goertz, Caroline, 740 E. Simpson, McPherson Green, Carlos, 1715 Villa, Rudd Ap., Phoenix, Ariz. Gridley, Bev, 1108 Forest, Topeka, Kansas Grimm, Betty, 319 N. 16th, Denison, Iowa Grove, Saralee, South English, Iowa Grove, Steve, South English, Iowa Hackerott, Larry, Natoma, Kansas Hackerott, Roger, Natoma, Kansas Haddox, Jim, Owensville, Missouri Hamm, Rayna, Box 449, Rocky Ford, Colorado Harris, Judy, 1234 N. Walnut, McPherson Haun, Meredith, Route 2, Council Grove, Kansas Heefner, Dan, Route 3, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Heisey, Dennis, 114 N. Ann, Martinsburg, Pa. Helfrich, Charles, 1223 Holly St., Nampa, Idaho Henry, Ruth, Route 1, Chelsea, Iowa Herbers, Don, Route 3, McPherson Himes, Donna, Navarre, Kansas Homes, Brian, Grand DeTour, Dixon, Illinois Homes, Keith, Leoti, Kansas Holsinger, Judy, 1601 Xanthia, Denver, Colo. Hoover, Modena, 508 S. 9th, Rocky Ford, Colo. Hornbaker, Warren, Lewis, Kansas Howard, Donna, 520 S. Ash, McPherson Howell, LaVonna, Star Route, Cordell, Okla. Huber, Paul, Route 2, Elida, Ohio Hultberg, Mike, 419 E. Olive, McPherson Hummer, Pat, Route 2, Parsons, Kansas Ingold, Mary, 309 N. Walnut, McPherson Jamison, Rick, 1246 College, Ottawa, Kansas Johnson, Deanna, 309 N. Elm, McPherson Johnson, Eugene, 206 S. Augustus, McPherson Jones, George, Canton, Kansas Kaufman, Keith, 122716 N. Elm, McPherson Keim, Julia, 1213 E. Corrington, Peoria, Ill. Keller, Gwen, Box 186, Wiley, Colorado Kerr, Judy, South English, Iowa Kienberger, Kathy, 8013 Virginia, Kansas City, Missouri Kile, Gay, 1717 Morris, Garden City, Kansas Kimmel, Carole, 2105 Golf Club Rd., Olympia, Wash. Kimmel, Claudia, 2105 Golf Club Rd., Olympia, Wash. Kittell, Howard, 621 S. Ash, McPherson Klotz, Carol, Fredericksburg, Iowa Knop, John, 889 S. Qiuieto Court, Denver, Colo. Krehbiel, Georgianna, Route 2, McPherson Krehbiel, Homer, Route 3, McPherson Krehbiel, James, Healy, Kansas Krehbiel, Jo Etta, Route 1, McPherson Lambert,jim, Inman, Kansas Lasater, jerry, 211 N. Mulberry, McPherson Lawrence, Bill, Box 280, Route 3, Manassas, Va. Leckron, Margie, 1304 Brandy, Abilene, Kansas Lehman, Martha, 112 Houx, Warrensburg, Missouri Leighnor, Carolyn, Route 1, Perryton, Texas Leonard, Keith, Perry, Iowa Lewis, Duane, Wakefield, Kansas Lichty, Darrel, Davenport, Nebraska Little, joe, 2618 Georgia Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas Lowe, Sharon, 1200 Glendale Road, McPherson McAdams, Tom, Route 2, Tipp City, Ohio McAuley, Art, 307 College Ave., Elizabethtown, Pa. McMillen, Bob, Cimarron, Colorado McKinney, Helen, Route 4, Great Bend, Kansas Martin, Brant, 208 Lindale Avenue, Ashland, Ohio Matthaei, Tim, 221 N. Walnut, McPherson Merkey, Donnie, Route 1, Cordell, Oklahoma Merrifield, Carl, 1413 Winding Lane, Champaign, Illinois Miller, Denny, Elkhart, Iowa Minnich, Richard, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Mishler, Kermit, Route 1, New Paris, Indiana Mohler, Susan, Route 5, Warrensburg, Missouri Murphy, jerry, Hope, Kansas Neher, Galen, Quinter, Kansas Noe, Alma, Route 1, Vinton, Iowa Norcross, joseph, 125 Mill Rock Road, New Haven, Connecticut Norstrom, Le Roy, Route 1, Gypsum, Kansas Oltman, David, Enders, Nebraska Orr, Le Wayne, 923-11th Ave. S., Nampa, Idaho Penner, Mervin, 1128 W. Elm Terrace, Olathe, Kansas Persons, jerry, Route 2, Ames, Iowa Peterson, Jeanne, 2648 N. Clarence, Wichita, Kansas Pieratt, Carolyn, Route 2, Emmettsburg, Iowa Price, Valerie, 7606 Ivinetta Road, Cheltenham, Pennsylvania Prochaska, Dale, Glasco, Kansas Rapp, Doug, 8114 Peach Tree, Wichita, Kansas Ratzlaff, Janis, Route 1, McCune, Kansas Reazin, Tom, Box 129, Lyons, Kansas Reichert, Dennis, Route 1, McPherson Reyher, Terry, Wiley, Colorado Reynolds, Eddie, 1303 Lyndon Road, McPherson Rhinehart, Anna, Brooklyn, Iowa Rhinehart, janet, Brooklyn, Iowa Risser, David, Mohrsville, Pennsylvania Rodes, Christine, 1911 R St. N. W., Washington, D.C. Ross, Earl, 3500 N. 53rd Terrace, Kansas City, Kansas Saenz, Bob, Route 1, Box 85, Falfurrias, Texas Saiki, Alan, 801 Walnut Ave., Rocky Ford, Colo. Schechter, Orvis, 414 N. Lehmer, McPherson Schrock, Roger, Harmony, Minnesota Sehman, Ron, Dallas Center, Iowa Sharp, Donna, Enders, Nebraska Sink, Kathy, 6650 Kimball, Waterloo, Iowa Smith, Priscilla, 119 Lehmer, McPherson Snavely, George, Route 4, Lebanon, Penn. Snider, Fred, Route 1, Pleasant Hill, Ohio Snider, Robert, 1469 Twillman, St. Louis 38, Mo. Snyder, Gary, St. john, Kansas Spate, Don, Route 1, Box 240, Rocky Fork, Colorado Spellman, Steve, Syracuse, Kansas Staley, Carol, 1100 Eastmoor Drive, McPherson Standafer, julie, Route 1, Worthington, Minnesota Steele, Mary, Holmesville, Nebraska Steffen, Nancy, Route 5, Box 68, Goshen, Indiana Steward, Benny, Greensboro, Maryland Stouffer, Sue, Waddams Grove, Illinois Swinger, Earl, Route 1, Essex, Missouri Sword, Allen, Route 2, Eldora, Iowa Taylor, Juanita, Roxbury, Kansas Thiessen, Paul, Inman, Kansas Thomas, Helen, Box 416, Wilberforce, Ohio Thompson, Clark, 2920 Hardy, Independence, Missouri Thompson, Phil, 2712 O St. S. E., Auburn, Washington Toledo, David, Arnold Hall, McPherson Trostle, Douglas, Nickerson, Kansas Unruh, june, Box 383, Canton, Kansas Vanderau, Fred, Plattsburg, Missouri Vanderau, Roberta, Plattsburg, Missouri Vanderveer, Lowell, Kline Hall, McPherson von Riesen, Rick, 37 McDonald Avenue, Brush, Colorado Wachholtz, june, 2901 W. 63rd Avenue, Denver, Colorado Wagner, Richard, Route 2, Box 294, Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Waltner, Alan, Pretty Prairie, Kansas Weaver, David, 915 College Ave., Elizabethtown Pennsylvania Weber, Glen, 1921 N. Richmond, Wichita, Kansas Wedel, Tony, Route 1, McPherson Werner, Harvey, Box 101, Winona, Kansas White, Bob, 612 N. Maple, McPherson Whitney, Wayne, 2421 Missouri, Lawrence, Kansas Williams, Margaret, Enders, Nebraska Williams, Robert L., Geneseo, Kansas Wine, Dorothy, Billings, Oklahoma Winkley, William, Route 1, Marion, Kansas Wise, Sam, Minburn, Iowa Wokaty, Terry, Conway, Kansas Wood, Marlene, Panora, Iowa Worthing, Tom, Route 3, Wamego, Kansas Yoder, jean, 1300 E. Euclid, McPherson York, Bryce, Route 2, Hope, Kansas Zinn, Dan, Box 588, Roanoke, Louisiana l m- .n.4,fw1f - .,..,., H . . Vi. V W .V , , ,I .I g.. 1 L, H Q , , Q W-M' .,-.,.,9 qi.. 4 , L.'f.p,',1' . ,bw Y -w,.,1-Q.-'-. V -- 11, ww 131- 2-:ff ,iw-ug .wo ,,. .X -, . ,W :vp y- Y,-Q. . 5--fifw . ..:..' V- .,, , .. . . . . y f , 4. , ' - aw - , Q M M A 4 ,L , .M n .,,. ,.1,1,v 4 L Y ,MQ ..., 5 ,...,,1 . Y'- M - f, . N' ' u-s.: . V , tw: 2 rn a E ,Q L w 5 .tw 4. , 5 1 35, -ug, 4 ig. .V V ,-4 , fy u wif, , 1 .vu-ze, , 33, .A X . N +4 2 M. M - -,., .,.4 . .-, , ,N , . .Q 4 . . A' , x ,.., . .. 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