Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1967 volume:

KANZA Kansas State College Pittsburg, Kansas Janet Brown Editor David Beasley Business Manager 1966-1967 Offered Many Challenges to KSC— The Challenge . . . to develop physically 2 to lead to stop and listen TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics Pg- 14 Student Life Pg- 58 Greeks Pg- 112 Organizations Pg- 146 Sports Pg- 210 Classes Pg- 243 We Were Challenged— to take our place on the stage of life. school spirit was standing on the sidelines — hoping. 6 Meeting Challenges This Year Became a Cooperative Effort We Accepted the Challenge To Become Individuals; More Than Just I.D. Numbers to entertain to organize to reign We Mef the Challenge To Work Cooperatively— 10 And Enjoyed the Final Result We Learned To Appreciate Each Other, And Met Our Challenges with Peace PRESIDENT GEORGE F. BUDD President Budd lectures at a meeting in Yates Hall. President and Mrs. Budd enjoying the well-kept beauty of the college lake. 17 Dr. Alvin H. Proctor, Executive Vice-President and Dean of Graduate Studies. Dr. Willis L. Tompkins, Academic Vice-President. ADMINISTRATION Dr. J. D. Haggard, Associate Graduate Dean, Mr. L. B. Carlyon, Plant Superintendent. REGISTRAR The registrar unit is concerned with admission of new students, the evaluation of transfer hours, checking completed hours towards graduation, and the inter- pretation of school policy. New students are processed under the direction of Dr. Norton. This includes the avail- ability for admission and transfer hours. The student record area is concerned with the accurate recording of student enrollment and all information concerning the student enrollment at KSC. The degree checking sec- tion devotes its attention towards graduation and cer- tification that the student has meant the catalogue requirements. Dr. C. Ray Baird, Registrar. Left to right: Dr. E. Douglas Norton, Director of Admis- sions; Mr. Richard Lewis, Director of Records; Miss Irene West, Assistant Registrar, and Dr. C. Ray Baird. Left to right: Dr. Ralph Wright, Dean of Men and Miss Mary Watson, Dean of Women. 21 Left to right: Mr. Jack H. Overman, Director of Student Union, and Mr. Norman E. Tanis, Director, Library Services. Left to right: Dr. Charles D. Baker, Director of Testing Services, and Mr. C. A. Swenson, Supervisor, Duplicating Service. Mr. Randall F. Kennon, Director of Housing. Mr. Garnett E. Blomcamp, Director of Student Financial Aid. Left to right: Mr. Richard Carr, Director of News and Public Information; Dr. L. L. Tracy, Director of Field Services and Placement. DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL SERVICES Left to right: Mr. Kenneth Bateman, Director of Alumni Affairs, and Mr. Clifford D. Long, Director of Extension Division. 23 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Dr. Aaron W. Harper, dean, School of Education Dr. Reid L. McKinney, chairman, Department of Currie ulumand Teaching The chief purpose of the Department of Curriculum and Teaching in the school of education, is to prepare teachers at the undergraduate levels for pre-schools, elementary, secondary schools and colleges. Horace Mann Elementary and College High School serve as laboratories where students observe experienced and competent teachers actively applying theory in the classroom. The graduate program in the department enables students to continue their studies in greater depth. 24 Mr. Prentice Gudgen, chairman, Department of Health, Dr. Paul T. Dixon, chairman, Department of Administra- Physical Education and Recreation. tion and School Services. Dr. E. G. Kennedy, chairman, Department of Psychology and Counselor Education. The department of Psychology and Counselor Edu- cation offers courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Education and Bach- elor of Arts for undergraduate students majoring in psychology. For graduate students in Psychology, the department offers courses leading to the degrees of Master of Science with majors in both psychology and educational psychology and of Specialist in Education for students majoring in school psychology. The objectives of the department emphasize under- graduate preparation in psychology for admission to graduate programs. 25 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Dr. Witlis Tompkins serves as acting dean for the newly-created School of Arts and Sciences. This school contains the departments of Art, Biology. Business, English, Foreign Language, History, Home Economics, Mathematics, Military Science, Music. Physics, Social Science, and Speech and Dramatic Art. The School of Arts and Sciences exists for the purpose of coordi- nating efforts among departments and facilitating better communication between faculty and adminis- tration. Dr. Willis L. Tompkins, Acting Dean, School of Arts and Sciences. Students view display at the clothesline art sale. 26 Mr. Reed L. Schmickle, Acting Chairman, Department of Art. Individual achievement is stressed in art classes. ART As a result of recent academic reorganization of the college, K.S.C. again has an art department distinguish- ed as such from other departments. For years, the de- partment continues in growth with the addition of one new faculty member and an increase of fifteen art maj- ors over last year. In addition to regular class activities, field trips to regional galleries and museums have added an extra dimension to the experiences of K.S.C. art students. Other stimulating extra curricular features of the year have been lectures by visiting artists and various ex- hibits in the art gallery of Whitesitt Hall. Dr. Ralph W. Kelting, chairman, Department of Biology. 28 A better understanding is reached through the use of visual aids, Experimentation is vital to learning. The Biology Department offers baccalaureate de- gree programs leading to a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Science in Education. Majors are offered in Biology, General Science, Medical Tech- nology and the teaching of biology. Minors are offered in biology, general science, and health education. Master of science degrees are offered with an emphasis in Botany, Microbiology, and Zoology. A Master of Science in natural science is also available. Each year several students from KSC enter medical or dental schools after having completed a baccalau- reate degree in biology. The department also offers pre- professional training in forestry, nursing, osteopathy pharmacy and veterinary medicine. On campus the department has ten well-equipped laboratories with modern instrumentation and has sev- eral research areas for staff members and graduate students. Many students majoring in biology are given opportunities at both the graduate and undergraduate level to serve as laboratory assistants. Students find lab work beneficial. 29 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Dr. Ralf J. Thomas, chairman, Department of Business Administration. 30 Accuracy and efficiency are cultivated skills of business majors. To meet the demands of business the Department of Business Administration offers programs in the following areas: accounting, finance, marketing, busi- ness administration-liberal arts, and office adminis- tration; all lead to a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree. A business education program is available for those desiring to go into business teach- ing. At the graduate level a masters degree program is provided for business teachers. Last year repre- sentatives from over lOO companies visited the cam- pus to interview KSC business students for various positions; a total of over 500 inquiries were received for possible business teachers. Modern equipment aids in developing skill. To encourage student leadership, chapters of vari- ous recognized national professional business organ- izations are available for majors and minors in KSC business department. They include: Alpha Kappa Psi, professional business administration fraternity for men; Pi Omega Pi, national honor society for business administration; Phi Beta Lambda, international future business leaders of America; and the Society for Ad- vancement of Management. 31 CHEMISTRY Since chemical knowledge is doubling every seven years, emphasis has shifted from rote memorizing of formulas, equations, and reactions to an understanding of the basic principles involved in these reactions. No longer is it possible to carry out meaningful and competitive research without the aid of sophisticated instrumentation. This year the Chemistry Department has added two major items of equipment at a total cost of $14,000. Dr. Sunderwirth is shown operating the new infrared spectrophotometer which is used in determining the structures of molecules. The money for the two instruments came from grants from the Office of Education and from the Gulf Oil Corporation. The department also has research grants and other financial assistance from the National Science Founda- tion, The National Institute of Health, Dickey Clay, and Bruest Corporation. Chemistry majors may join the Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society which has an active chapter on campus. Instructor works out problem in chemistry seminar. Dr. Stanley G. Sunderwirth, Chairman, Department of Chemistry. Students discover and learn through observation. Experimentation is a daily ritual in the laboratory. 4 t ENGLISH Dr. John Q. Reed, Chairman, Department of English. The English Department has several important functions on the campus. First, it provides numerous sections of freshman composition and sophomore literature as its contribution to the general education program of the college. Second, it provides advanced courses in composition, literature, and linguistics for undergraduates working toward the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree. For students working toward these baccalaureate degrees the department offers a major in English and minors in English and journalism. Third, for students who wish to do ad- vanced study it offers a strong graduate program in English. The main task of the department is the training of secondary English and journalism teachers and junior college English teachers. There is a demand for teachers on both levels, and the department attempts to give its majors the best training possible so the demand can be met with qualified people. Summer institute for English teachers is being instructed by Mrs. Jean McColley. 34 Humanities, a general education course, is provided by the English department. Students in written communications benefit from advanced study in composition. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Although foreign languages have been taught at K.S.C. for many years, the Foreign Language Depart- ment only emerged as a separate department in 1966. At the present time the Foreign Language Depart- ment is located on the third floor in Russ Hall. The de- partment will soon move to the new building which will be ready for the school year ’68-’69. The Foreign Lan- guage Department offers course work leading to a major or minor in French, German, Russian, and Span- ish. A new program for majors has been inaugurated this year with special emphasis on conversation and composition. The Foreign Language Department sponsors a Spanish and German club. The teachers in the depart- ment make it a practice to travel and study in various countries with particular emphasis on the countries whose language they teach. 36 Mr. Henri Freyburger, Acting Chairman, Department of Foreign Language. w Dr. D. T. Cornish, Chairman of the History department, gives a lecture. HISTORY This department, created from the reorganization initiated last year, offers graduate and undergraduate work in history to growing numbers of majors headed for careers in secondary and junior college teaching, advanced study, law, and specialized government service. In addition to heavy enrollments of majors and minors, the department makes a large contribution to the General Education Program of the College through “The American Heritage, primary introduc- tion to college history for roughly a thousand students each year. Auxiliary activities include NDEA Summer History Institutes authorized by the U.S. Office of Education and designed to improve the teaching of high school history. Departmental organizations in- clude the Lambda Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the national honor society in history, whose members are students who have demonstrated superior perfor- mance in the field, and the History Club, open to all interested students. Students take notes in American Heritage class. 37 Students take notes during regular classroom session. 38 HOME ECONOMICS The department of Home Economics offers the Bachelor of Science Degree in Education in Home Economics. The first degree leads to careers in high school teaching and extension; the second to careers in the business world where opportunities for home economists are rapidly expanding. Graduates from the curricula have a sound basis for advanced study The student Home Economics Chapter, a branch of the American Home Economics Association, offers a stimulating professional program, as does Phi Upsi- lon Omicron, the professional honorary society. Each organization offers scholarships to qualified students, in one of the many specialized areas of Home Eco- nomics. Students learn the basic fundamentals in a classroom situation. 39 Dr, Gertrude Chittenden, Chairman, Department of Home Economics 40 MATHEMATICS The Department of Mathematics offers courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Science, and the Bachelor of Science in Education for the undergrad- uates. For the Graduates, the department offers courses leading to the degrees of Master of Arts and Master of Science. Dr. R. G. Smith, Chairman, Department of Mathematics. The Kansas Alpha chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon, a national honorary society in mathematics with sixty- six chapters, is sponsored by the department. Three members of the department have held national offices in this organization. A) Problems in algebra stimulates the students' reasoning. 42 MILITARY SCIENCE The Military Science Department offers a general military science program, emphasizing the develop- ment of leadership abilities and skills essential to any executive position. The basic course provides a knowl- edge of individual soldiering. The advanced course is designed to develop leadership, to broaden military knowledge, and to receive a commission in the United States Army as a Second Lieutenant upon graduation. Advanced course cadets attend a six-week camp where classroom knowledge is supplemented with concentrated applications of military tactics, opera- tions, and leadership. K.S.C. cadets have won the Camp Commanders Trophy for the past three summers for having the highest overall proficiency within their college classification. Opportunities are offered to the corps for partici- pation in flight training, scholarship programs, ROTC Band, and honorary societies. Colonel Irving D. Warden, Chairman, Department of Military Science. Cadets march for inspection. 43 The Color Guard marches by in review. One cadet graduates with four years of R.O.T.C. training. 44 MUSIC McCray Hall, the home of the Music Department, is the focal point of a wide gamut of musical activities. In addition to training future teachers of music for all levels from kindergarten through college, the depart- ment provides performance opportunities to all stu- dents in large organizations, the band, orchestra, and choral groups. Opera workshop activities carried on throughout the year accumulate in major productions each spring and summer. Specialists in each applied area, many of whom give distinguished faculty recitals themselves, prepare dozens of student soloists and small ensembles for public appearances. These activities, supplemented by performances by distinguished international guest ensembles and solo artists, provide a constant calen- dar of valuable musical fare for the college community. Dr. Millard M. Laing, Chairman, Department of Music. The college choir sings for graduation ceremonies. The stage band auditions for campus talent. The woodwind quintet performs for afternoon recital. Collegiates return home from nine-week tour of the South Pacific. 46 PHYSICS The physics department offers course work lead- ing to a major or minor in physics with degrees of Bach- elor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Specialist in Education. The department cooperates with the de- partments of Biology, Chemistry and Education and Psychology to offer course work leading to the de- grees of Master of Science in Natural Science {physics emphasis), Specialist in Education (physics), and Specialist in Physical Science. The department trains students for industrial physicists, and graduate research as well as for teach- ing. All research at present is in solid state physics. Dr. Bruce Daniel, Chairman, Department of Physics. Rush to class begins in the Lobby of Yates Hall. 47 SOCIAL SCIENCE The Social Science Department is an administra- tive collection of the Departments of economics ge- ography, philosophy, political science, and sociology. The departmental faculty in each of these five de- partments have developed undergraduate curriculums in economics, geography, philosophy, political sci- ence, sociology, social work, pre-law, and pre-theology. Graduate work is offered in social science, political science, and sociology. Almost four hundred under- graduate and graduate students are presently work- ing toward degrees in one of the divisions of the de- partment. The addition of six new staff members in the various divisions has strengthened the faculty this year and permitted addition of new courses in the areas of international relations, social behavior, urban and political geography, and economic analysis. In addition to a continuing improvement in the depart- ment's liberal arts and teaching curriculums, special improvements are planned to strengthen the offerings for students interested in careers in government service and social work. Dr. Richard C. Welty, Chairman Department of Social Science. Students ponder test questions. Free discussion prevails in social science seminar. Students contemplate problems in Social Science. SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ART The Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts provides both liberal arts instruction for the Bachelor of Arts degree and teacher preparation for the Bache- lor of Science in Education degree in Speech. Grad- uate majors in speech may earn a Master of Science degree. The staff provides instruction in basic speech, public address, debate-forensics, radio-TV, dis- cussion, oral-interpretation, and all phases of play production. The related co-curricular activities in- clude an active and competitive intercollegiate debate squad, a college radio studio, and a full schedule of theater productions. Students may gain membership in local chapters of Theta Alpha Phi, honorary drama society, and in Pi Kappa Delta, honorary society. Mr. Harold Loy, Acting Chairman, Department of Speech and Dramatic Art. Mr. Harold Loy instructs his speech class. Tape recording proves a valuable teaching aid. Dr. William P. Spence, Dean, School of Technology; Acting Chairman, Industrial Technology. SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY The newly formed School of Technology is the latest development in the reorganization of the college. Dr. William P. Spence is dean of this school. It includes three departments, Industrial Arts Education, Indus- trial Technology, and Trade and Technical Education. Graduates of these majors secure high level techni- cal or management positions in industry. They become involved in design, testing, production, management, and supervisory duties. Frequently they become a part of an engineering staff. This school offers eight two-year college-level tech- nical curricula. These are designed to prepare per- sonnel for entrance into occupations requiring some technical preparation. The School of Technology offers the Master of Science degree in all three departments and the Edu- cation Specialist degree for teachers. Dr. Forest L. Penny, Chairman, Dept, of Industrial Arts Education. INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDUCATION Industrial arts is that phase of general education which offers individuals an insight into our industrial society through laboratory-classroom experiences. Through the study of industrial arts the role of industry and technology is unfolded. Students study the his- tory. growth, and development of industrial organiza- tions, materials, products, processes, and related problems. The complexity of the age in which we live is the result of industrial-scientific inventions and innova- tions. Industrial arts emphasizes problem-solving experiences which assist students in becoming alert contributors and consumers. 53 TRADE AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION The Trade and Technical Education Department, with offices and classrooms located in Whitesitt Hall, was formed in July, 1966. Previously it had been a divi- sion in the department of Industrial Education and Art. The department cooperates with the Kansas State Board for Vocational Education in preparing teachers for federally reimbursed trade and technical schools and classes. Course work is offered leading to these degrees: Bachelor of Science in Trade and Industrial Education, Master of Science with a major in Trade and Industrial Education, and Specialist in Education. A state-wide program of extension, short courses, workshops and consultation is provided for trade and technical teachers in high schools, area vocational schools, and junior colleges. Annual activity highlights include the Trade and Industrial Education workshop for instructors and administrators, and contests for the members of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. In 1966 the workshop was attended by 230 trade and technical teachers and administrators. Dr. Ben S. Vineyard, Chairman, Dept, of Trade and Technical Education. VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL TRAINING Vocational training is available at Kansas State College of Pittsburg for students who do not wish to spend four years in the pursuit of a college degree program to prepare for employment. Courses offered in the Vocational Department are air conditioning and refrigeration, auto body repair, auto mechanics, cabi- net and furniture making, cosmetology, drafting, tech- nology, electricity, machine shop, radio and television repair, and welding. These courses are twenty months in length with the exception of cosmetology, which is only a nine months course, and are designed to develop the skills necessary to succeed in the trade and tech- nical occupations. Many opportunities for employment are available in the trade and technical occupations for young people. Leland D. Boone, Chairman, Dept, of Vocational Technical Training. 56 KANSAS STATE BOARD OF REGENTS-1966 57 Seated, left to right: Clement Hall, L. D. Morgan, Dwight D. Klinger, Chairman; Henry A. Bubb. C. N. Cushing. Standing: A. H. Cromb, John F. Eberhardt, Ray Evans, Eldon Sloan, Max Bickford. Executive Officer. Lost Horiz Richard Diklich Expressed the Mood of KSC Students Larry Crossland, Conrad Gubera. Kathleen Spicer, Chuck Holley. in the '66 Spring Theatre Production. Conrad Gubera, Jan Fitzpatrick Miss Pitt State Added Color to Dull Routine Miss Pitt State, Judy McCreight 62 Miss Cheryl Daily twirling fire in the Cast-A-Ways Room. . . . the Spring Formal Added Other Things. Hostesses at the Cast-A-Ways. Arthur Lee entertains in the Pub. 63 Student Interest Turned 64 to Gus and Gussie When . . . 65 Cheerleaders Lit the Fuse . . . Marilyn Maze, Paula Wagner, Carol Zedrick, Josea Mitchell, Back row; Janice Knuth, Marsha Cranz, Joyce Ryder, Michael Wilbert, Sue Hagen. Front row: Carol Stebbins. head cheerleader. To Exploding School Spirit. 68 No Dissenting Opinions were Found with the Performance of . . . the Back Porch Majority 69 Steve Kruse distributes gorilla food to hungry gorillas. Gorillas and Gorilla Food Brightened School Spirit at Pep Rallies Gus stands behind the team as Coach Carney Smith speaks of the coming victory. 70 Then Gorillas Found Themselves in a Pickle at the Annual Pickle Picnic. 71 With the Pressures of Viet Nam, the New TIMMONS CHAPEL 72 Was Even More Inviting Than Expected. 73 The Contemporary Lecture Series Sponsored William Fulbright Who Spoke on U.S. Foreign Policy 74 and John Ciardi Willard-Mitchell Hall. Gus and Gussie Reign At 1966 Homecoming . . . Phi Sigma Epsilon House. 76 As Campus Activities Increase in Anticipation . . . And Exciting Football Thrills Of a Gala Parade . . . . Alpha Sigma Alpha Musicals The Pace for Floats . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon Pi Kappa Alpha As Entries Were Greeted With Perfect Weather! 78 Football Highlighted A Day Filled With . . . Music And Mass Color. Special Guest Music Man Meredith Wilson Presided 79 K.S.C. Coeds Learned New Techniques From The Drama Department's Production Of Sam Reins Paufa Harpster Barbara Jackson, Jeanie Cavitt, Alice Franz, Jean Douglas, Pam Hamilton BOYFRIEND Richard Warner Mike Crumbliss Barbara Jackson Larry Bradshaw 83 Instructors, Students, and Even Shakespeare 84 The Ice Man Cometh for Tomorrow . . . Jim Craw Bob Reuter John Jenkins Rail Davis 86 The Scene Will Change. AWS FASHION BOARD. Betty DeLang Melynn Rand 87 On the Slopes of Southeast Kansas, Skiers Traversed the Student Union Lodge. 88 fvyvJflrii While Santa and The Collegiates Entertain The Younger Set. 89 Meanwhile the Older Set Danced the Hours Away in Anticipation of .. . Barbara Potter and Jenelle Moon Sandi Vogel, Military Ball Queen. The Pershing Rifles salute Miss Sandy Vogel and escort, Mr. Jim Kastler. Thomas May assists President Budd in the crowning of Miss Sandy Vogel. miss Cheryl rodman Honorary Battalion Commander 92 Miss Sandy Vogel Honorary Brigade Commander 93 The Mistress of the Inn 94 Presented New Techniques For Theatre In the Round. Bob Reuter and Bonnie Fay. 95 And SUB Presented New Techniques in 'Wheelin' 'Dealin' 96 Casino Party hostesses included Judy Grieve, Carolyn Wash, Helen Smigiel. and Mary Cavanaugh. At the Annual Casino Party 97 Wheelin' and dealin' are Bob Wellman, Larry Kennett, Richard Drasko- vrch. and Steve Borel. The Arrival of Senator McGee Brought to Our Attention . . . 98 Dr. Cornish and Casey Cfugston greet Senator McGee at the airport. 99 Senator McGee further clarifies his points at a reception held in his honor. For Example: Contemporary Cats, The pink panthers, better known as the Modem Dance Club, present half time ceremonies. Contemporary Co-eds, The Ten Best Dressed Co-eds for 1967 are Jan Bass, Lind- say Binford, Kathy Edwards, Sandy Heady, Roberta Hutch- ins, Kay Jefferson, Pat Kirk, Pam Mallory, Jenelle Moon, and Meilynn Rand. 100 and Contemporary Crooners 101 The Student Union Board imported British talent, Peter and Gordon, for K.S.C. students. Presenting Seventh Cavettes 102 Seventh Cavette officers in charge are Dolly Blackett. Jean Seiwert. Cheryl Daily, and Cathy Daley. Ten-hut! At Ease. 103 The Barber of Seville 104 The Barber, Jeff Angwin. plays a typical cupid in the town of Seville. Romantic dilemma is brought to a sudden halt by sounds of the police. Portrayed in this scene are Jim Parks, Nancy Martin, Jerry Owens, Marlene Hubbard, Jeff Angwm, and Merle Runnels. Presents the Plight of Love Laughs. 105 Dr. Bartolo diligently directs an afternoon voice lesson. Mrs. Janet Brown Introduced the Kanza Queen Candidates To the Apple Day Celebrants While the Gestapo Led the Victory Cry. ) 06 Cheerleaders for Apple Day included Jim Reynolds. Dean Wright, Steve McGinnis, Dean Underwood, and Jack Overman, Head Cheerleader, The Final Voting for the Kanza Queen Brought the Convocation To a Close And Opened the Festive Spirit . . . Bin 107 The five Kanza Queen finalists are Pat Kirk, Susie Richardson, Janice Hill, Jan Bass, and Michele Wilbert. Dr. Bass presents Diane Miller with a Malus”. Which Began With a Distribution Of the Famed Apples, Continued With the Dellinger Hall Apple Day Dance . . . 108 Diane Davis and Frank January celebrate Apple Day in Dellinger Hall. A and Ended with a SUB Apple Sauce Toss. 109 Ed Brewer piasters Steve Kruse at the Apple Sauce Toss, sponsored by the Student Union Board. 110 1967 KANZA QUEEN Michele Wilbert MW� 1 GREEKS OJM i i S'rl� i mwm 5r PANHELLENIC RUSH CHAIRMEN; Bottom to top; Linds Romerman, ASA; Jeanne Cleveland, SSS; Wisha Koppers, AGD; Gloria Brown, DST; Kathryn Troutman, ADR PANHELLENIC PRESIDENTS; Left to right; Mary Jones, AKA; Nancy Hoffman, SSS: Mary Anna Marsh, ADP; Eileen Kuhel. AGD; Carol Stebbins, ASA; Donna Jackson, DST. P A N H E L L E N PANHELLENIC REPRESENTATIVES: Left to right: Ginny McNally, AGD; Judy Kjellander, SSS; Kay Jefferson, ADP; Yuonne Lindsey. DST; Carol Zedrick, ASA. PANHELLENIC OFFICERS; Front row: Kathryn Troutman, First Vice-President; Jill Moon, President; Carol Zedrick, Second Vice-President. Second row: Judy Kjellander. Secretary; Linda Roemerman, Editor; Kay Jefferson, Treasurer. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL IFC OFFICERS: Dean Wright, Advisor; Bob DeMasters, Rush Chairman; Ernie Rindleman. Historian; Dave Ives, Treasurer: Rick Jones, Secretary; Paul Dauntas, Vice-President; Dave Loeffler. President. IFC PLEDGES: Tom McCarty, Curtis Watkins, Rick Watkins, Rich Wrkland, Don Karst, Frank Pistotnik, PauiColyer. IFC ACTIVES; Preston Singer, Van Johnson. Gary Johnson, Armon Jones, Henry Lavala, Robert Estes, Bob Stevens, John Hall. SIGMA CHI DERBY DAY Brings . . . Fun, Excitement, and Thrills with GREEK LIFE 117 Beginning of Barbara Baker Susan Boner Ann Bournonville Marsha Bray Pam Carpenter Chris Cassell Connie Clinkenbeard Sharon Oarraugh Lynn Ann Deckard Toni Dugan Nancy Dunton Ann England Alice Fink Carol Fiorelli Juliann Grabowski Nancy Hudson Key Jefferson Gail Laing Kris Lively Mary Ann Marsh Judy Miksch Linda Montee Cindi Pierce Theresa Roach Marsha Schla Helen Simmons Donna Smith Susan Smith Suzanne Stewart Helen StumfoJI Pat Trainor Kathryn Troutman Susan Whitehead Mrs, Harrison Advisor 122 Would you believe that all three of our house- boys are named Mike? Would you believe someone actually came to our Romper Party in a diaper? Would you believe at our Christmas party our pledges presented us with a stately lion named Pledge? And at a surprise breakfast all the actives and Mom Helen ended up with toothpaste on their faces? Would you believe the teamwork and close sisterhood of Alpha Delta Pi made it possible for us to plant a shrubbery in a two-foot hole one hour before our open house rush party in the fall? Would you believe we are one of the largest national sororities? We are the Alpha Delta Pi's. OFFICERS OF ALPHA DELTA PI; Top to bottom: Lynn Ann Deckard, First Vice President; Susanne Stewart, Second Vice-President: Susan Boner, Social Chairman; Marcia Schlee. Scholarship Chairman; Cindy Pierce, Treasurer; Kay Jefferson, Secre- tary; Mary Anna Marsh. President. ALPHA DELTA PI Now we know how they won the Scholarship Trophy ! 123 OST Officers: Back row: Gloria Brown, Pledge Trainer; Emma Rogers, Social Chairman; Ruby Avery, Vice-President; Wilma Fishe, Scholarship . Standards. Front row: Donna Jackson, President; Reta Loggias, Secretary; Yvonne Lindsey, Treasurer. DELTA SIGMA THETA Ruby Avery Kay Benefield Patty Jo Hardy Donna Jackson Yvonne Lindsey Reta Loggins Emma Rogers Carol Washington Elaine Wickliffe 124 AKA Officers: Betty White, Secretary; Mary Jones Presi- dent; Karen Myers, Trea- surer, Connie Cole Joyce Holley Mary Jones Mayian Jones Sondra Lewis Jecsea Mitchell Karen Myers Sandra Owens Karen Simms Dianna Smith Ruth Stricklin Irelene Swain ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA 25 Phyllis White Betty White Martha Veasiey Here come the Alpha Gams with the Rose Bowl Trophy, the highest award given by Alpha Gamma Delta International. Here come the Alpha Gams riding in their first place queen car. Here come the Alpha Gams with Marsha, Joyce, and Michele leading cheers. Here come the Alpha Gams with their injured housemother after a midnight raid. Here come the Alpha Gams, soaking wet, after their excursion to the T.K.E. house. Here come the Alpha Gams who say, “We’re sorry about the Parkview at the last Barn Party, but the Blue Moon will do. Here come the Alpha Gams with both AWS and Panhellenic presidents. Here come the Alpha Gams who are “Who - Kuhel, Moon, and Crutchfield. Here come the Alpha Gams with the first two attendants for Military Ball. Fun and frolic, grades and raids, and all the honors is why we say. go. go, go, the Alpha Gam way. Three Hearts! ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ALPHA GAM OFFICERS: Sandy Moore, Treasurer; Cheryl Crutchfield, Guard; Jenny McNally, Pan- hellenic; Suzy Richardson, First Vice-President. Seated; Toni Cordry, Second Vice-President: Eileen Kuhel, President. 126 Theresa Alberti ni Suzy Anderson Ginny Anneberg Jill Brooke Dixie Butler Terry By son Christina Cook Toni Corory Marsha Cranz Cheryl Crutchfield Mary Dillon Connie Ehrlich Becky Elliott Jill Engle Cheryl Evans Liza Gunther Barbara Gurera Pam Greenfield Jackie Herbert Sandra Heady Connie HerJocker Roberta Hutchins Sharon Jameson Glenna Drake Kathy Jones Joyce Ketterman Wisha Koppers Eileen Kuhel Sherry Lankford Marilyn Leban Jill Lewis Blenda Lister Janet Martins Charlene Mershmann Patty Mitchell Janelle Moon Jill Moon Sandy Moore Marilyn Pablow Lorie Prete Susie Richardson Joyce Ryder Marrean Ryder Sarah Sea let Connie Scavezze Gene Schaub Judy Smith Brenda Swift Janice Varsofona Susie Vietti Doreen Vilela Barbara Wigglesworth Marilyn Winters Connie Yates 127 Pat Afflick Roberta Allen Jan Bass Jams Bloomcamp Alma Lee Bougher Cathy Burnett Karen Cannady Sandy Chase Karen Coaker Jane Coburn Carolyn Deakins Nicki Duy Karen Egan Gay Elsten Susan Emerson Marsha Erickson Jeanette Fettig Phyllis Fitzpatrick Terry Fornaciari Sherri Gatchell Merrilee Goodenow Margaret Grant Mi mi Gudgen Chris Gustafson Diane Hamam Jacque Helton Barbara Howerton Lonna Hutchinson Barbara Herd Phyl Keller Diane Knight Betty Kotzman Cindy Kreutziger Joan Kukovich Conn a Larson Linda Little Pam Mallory Karen Mallory Tommie Martin Jimmie Sue May Diane Miller Lyl Mooney Ange Moorehouse Nancy Morin Amber Olson Marty Olson Linda Kennett Owsley Barbara Potter Kathy Priest Patty Phiefer Cindy Ramsey Mary Ramsey Meiilyn Rand Glenda Robertson Linda Romerman Donna Sighel Joyce Simoneic Kay Spencer Carol Stebbins Janis Susnik Barbara Uranker Judy Hevner Vignery Sandy Vogel Paula Wagner Kathy White Susie williams Carol Zedrick Louise Hilboldt Housemother Mrs. Jean McColley Advisor 128 If you know who lost the Homecoming sweepstakes trophy for the first time in seven years . . . If you know who the Military Ball Queen was this year... If you know who had four fraternities T.P. their house one night . . . If you know the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, the Phi Sig Belle of the Ball, and the Teke Sweetheart . . . If you know who won the Derby Day Trophy . . . If you know the Head Cheerleader . . . If you know who had a houseboy named Teddy Bear... If you know the best dressed girl on campus . . . If you know who gave a Christmas party for the men- tally retarded children at Parsons . . . If you know who has the housemother who’s What’s happening” . . . If you know who has Bill Williams living in the luggage room. . . If you know who has the closest sisterhood . . . Then you know the Alpha Sigs. ALPHA SIG OFFICERS: Top row: Carol Stebbins, President. Second row: Betty Kotzman, Recording Secretary; Paula Wagner, Vice-President, Third row: Jeanette Fetfig, Treasurer; Linda Roemerman, Rush Chairman. Bottom row: Barb Howerton, Pledge Trainer; Barb Uranker, Corresponding Secretary. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA The 'Wee Five’ we're not! 129 Tri to find the sorority who has two mascots: Hans, a German shepherd and Shiska Khan, a black cat. “Tri to find the sorority who has Penny Poifer as Sweetheart of Lambda Chi Alpha and Carol Spencer as Pike Dream Girl. “Tri” finding the sorority which has an annual Co-ed Pajama party and annual Christmas party for the children at Elm Acres. Tri” finding the sorority who has Miss Cheryl Rodman as Homecoming Queen. Tri” to find the sorority who holds bridge tournaments in their living room. Tri to find the chairman of the Fashion Board and the commander of the 7th Cavettes. Tri Sigmas is our name; High achievement is our fame. Dana brings her beauty shop home! SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA OFFICERS: Left to right: Maribeth Cramer, Keeper of the Grades; Amy Stevens, Recording Secretary; Nancy Hoffman, President; Paula Morgan, Treasurer; Marna Roberts, Corresponding Secretary; Glenda Wolke. Vice-President. 130 Lindsey Benford Darlene Bennett Linda Bond Pat Cates Jeanne Cleveland Dana Conner Brenda Cowan Mary Sue Cress Kathy Daley Cathy Deppe-ler Barbara Duncan DIedra Eichelberger Barbara Eshridge Cindy Gray Sue Hagen Jean Harris Shirley Hendrickson Janice Hill Nancy Hoffman Jan Hoste tier Gail Hunt Debbie Ingram Pat Kirk Judy Kjellander Janice Knuth Maribeth Kramer Connie Laird Janet Lewark Linda Lofts wo Id Denise McNichois Jane Mitchell Paula Morgan Kathe Morrison Joy Nicholas Penny Polfer Carol Porter Cynthia Potter Vicki Prater Janey Pryor Mary Ann Rhode Dana Richardson Mama Roberts Cheryl Rodman Cheryl Shepherd Jo Shepherd Nanci Shull Amy Stevens Jan Thomas Ann Torchea Jill Vance Carol Vine Julie Vineyard Susan White Glenda Wolke Mrs. Peggy Norton Advisor Mrs. Rhlster Housemother 131 Members: Back row: Ron Sykes, Tbeodus Gatlin, Henry Lavala. Vertie Tomlin. Second row: John Buttin. Eddie Parker, Richard Watkins, LaBaron Baptista. Front row: Harlin Tomlin, Eddy Murphy, Maurice Rice, Vester Nelson, HughieGlay. KAPPA ALPHA PSI KA Officers: Back row: Ron Sykes, Vice-President; Vertie Tomlin, Pledge Trainer: LaBaron Baptista, Secretary. Front row: Theodus Gatlin, Treasurer; Henry La- vala, President. A Phi A Playmates: Back row: Joyce Holley, Beverly Miller, Connie Cook, Pat Barnes. Sondra Lewis. Diana Smith. Front row: Karen Bennefield, Yuonne Lind- sey, Rita Loggins. Ruth Strickland. A Phi A Officers- Left to right; Bill Swoopes, President; Tom Hopkins. Vice-President; Howard Murray, Treasurer; Jonathan Young, Secretary, ALPHA PHI ALPHA Back row: Tom Hopkins, Bill Swoopes. Front row: Jonathan Young, Earl Johnson, Ruth Strick- land, Rita Loggins, Yvonne Lindsey, Howard Murray. Left to right; Tom Hopkins. Jonathan Young. Earl Johnson, Howard Murray, Bill Swoopes. 133 Ronald Back Wayne Baevchler Kim Blocker Lynn Bouse man Alan Dav s Robert Deruy Tom Earp Robert Eites Jim Fitch Dick Geier Steve GiJkey Dan Houser Dennis Johnson Dave Longbottom John McBurney Jerry Malan John Mantooth Tom Mechaner John Meyer Gerald Niedens Tom Pavey Richard Perry Ron Peterson Larry Randolph George Ranft David Renna Larry Royer Nick Rutledge Marshall Silence Steve Spencer Pete Thomas Kenny Webb Rick Wiklund Mick Williams 134 What is the newest fraternity on campus? It is the fraternity who took fourth place with their Homecoming Queen float. It is the fraternity who raffled a Volkswagen. It is the fraternity with the outstanding mail- box in the front yard. It is the fraternity who had a pledge sneak to Tulsa. It is the fraternity who held the housemothers kidnapped to gather food for the needy fami- lies in town. It is the fraternity that has had three mascots: Zorba, Clancey, and Hans. It is the fraternity that had a pledge take a nap in Aces' parking lot. It is the fraternity to keep an eye on in the years ahead. Hey put that back! LAMBDA CHI ALPHA LAMBDA CHI OFFICERS: Standing, left to right; Lynn Bousman, Pledge Trainer; Marshall Silence, President; Dan Hauser, Social Chairman; Jerry Mafan, Ritualist. Sitting, left to right: George Ranft, Secretary; Allen Davis. Treasurer; Nick Rutledge, Rush Chairman. 135 The fire and smoke of war, the pain and heart- break which haunt the veterans in time of peace - these forces caused six remarkable young men to take a momentous step on March 1, 1868. Realizing that college men can develop best when they meet challenges together as brothers, these six friends- young in body but war-weary and old in experiences —founded the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at the Uni- versity of Virginia. The dream of those men was maximum develop- ment of the individual. And this dream, nearly a cen- tury old, is still being realized in 151 Pike chapters throughout America. Here at K.S.C., 1967 is a year of growth, prestige, and the ever-present good times for the men of Epsi- lon Chi chapter. After winning first place in the Home- coming float competition with their magnificent “Wiz- ard of Oz , the Pikes continued to work toward the completion of their comfortable new fraternity house, which includes a superb food service and first-rate cooks. Pikes are strong in both scholarship and athletics this year, and observant citizens may see them relaxing in their “new'’ 1937 fire truck. Our gang had 50% fewer fires”. PI KAPPA ALPHA PIKE OFFICERS: Tom Reeves, President; J. C. Kendall, Vice-President; Gene Mitts, Secretary; Sill Baker, Treasurer. Gary Au I ici no William Baker Bob Balderston Gary Bond Rich Bonham Gary Cassidy Jimmie Cavin John Chop Bruce Coffman Bob Conrad Ron Cox Paul Dountas Lynn Fuller Sam Harnden Bill Hazzard Ralph Headley Harry Hinkley Tim Heiner Phil Jacoby Gary Johnson Steve Johnson Dave Keeney Terry Kunstel John Lucus John McGill Carrol Mayhood Gene Mitts Terry Nelson Gary Nicklaus Robert Pierce Ron Porter Steve Queen Bob Resnik Paul Ruotsi Dennis Russo Larry Smith Paul Smith Tom Swan Steve Terbovich Robert Walton Wendall Wilkinson Richard Valentine 137 David Amayo Jerry Attington Rex Babcock Skip Basler David Sean Bruce Benson John Benson Bob Bergant Randy Berts Alan Biubaugh Jim Caldwell Doug Campbell Jerry Carpenter Butch Cook Dick Coleman Paul Colyer Richard Coy Chuck Crawford Rick Davis Barry Draper Joe Ficklin Curt Foland R. C- Frances Russell French Chuck Goforth Bernard Grant Richard Hardy James Hatch Bill Jenkins Steve Jeselnik Ron Johnson Van Johnson Armon Jones Dave Jones Ron Jones Nick Kamalus Dave King Dale Kirchofer Dennis Kirk George Kracht Terry Lay Dave Loffler Roger McCollister Douglas McLaughlin Chuck Mansrll Gary Mavity Steve Mayo Tom Millikan Ted Monsour Don Mum sell Carl Nicholson Ben Podpeckan Neil Polfer Marshall Sage Dick Trites Don Roberts Dennis Rogers Paul Russell Doug Rutherford Henry Vanderbeck Calvin Warren Robin Warren 133 WHAT’S HAPPENING . . . . . . remodeling the third floor of the house . . . regional Sig Tau basketball tournament . . . picking on their favorite active-Carl . . . discovering their goat is expecting . . . planning a Country and Western Party . . . having a combination of a tolerant housemother and a classic cook . . . deciding which one of their sweet- hearts will be the White Rose Queen AROUND THE SIG TAU HOUSE. SiG tau OFFICERS; Left to right: Steve Jeselnik, Social Chairman; Chuck Mansill, President; Dick Coleman. Rush Chairman; Carl Nickolson, House Manager. SIGMA TAU GAMMA If we could only read lips. 139 Long ago in old Miami... yes, that's where we were founded (Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, June 18, 1855 to be exact). Weil, anyway, we were founded 112 years ago. We have survived the Civil War, the Bull Moose Party, Prohibition, the New Deal, the New Frontier, the Twist, the miniskirt (almost) and last but not least, Batman!! Yes, we’re as solid as the Rock of Gilbralter. Our colors are Blue and Gold and they shine for- ever. Our flower-the White Rose. What about a Sweetheart? Every co-ed is our Sweetheart, but Glenda Robertson happens to be our main one. We specialize in Derby Days, Sweetheart Formals, Play- boy Parties, Scholarship Trophies, and Brotherhood. Some people call us Sigma Chist but we go by SIGS. SlGS team up with tackle , SIGMA CHI SlG OFFICERS: Left to right; Clint Mercer, Sergeant at-arms; Tim Cagle, Corresponding Secretary; Dennis Gilmore, Recording Secretary; Lynn Brown, Pledge Trainer; Wade Dorothy, Treasurer; Steve Rhode, Vice President; Dave BeasJey. President; Lon Seglie, Editor. MO Larry Barnes Tom Bay Dave Beasley Oliver Becker Gary Bolton John Borel Steve Borel Lee Bridgewater Lynn Brown Tim Cagle Jim Conkright Doug Cooper Jim Cremer Carl Daugherty Wade Dorthy Dennis Gilmore John Hall Jack Harris Jim Harris Roger Hargis Bob Herrmann Mark Herm Greg Howe Keith Just Kenny Kabonic Don Karst Bob King John Lampe Tom Larson Mike Lot tin Bob Lowe Gary McCord Roll in McKean Chuck McQuire Tom Macey Greg Marquardt Chuck Marrow Clint Mercer Don Merritt Steve Newton John Nicotetti Terry Nienhous Gary Nogel Jack O'Deal Steve Piper Jim Pirn Still Steve Rhode Jerry Retter Steve Ritter Larry Roy Jerry Rum berg Bill Russell Ron Rust Gene Schmidt Brent Scott Lonnie Seglie Larry Shaffett Rick Stillwell Chris Wright Jack Zayac Van Bettega Mrs. Lucille Fink Housemother 141 James Adkins Don Baker Mike Barnes Daniel Beeman Harry Benjamin Steve Bryant Ed Chapman Tom Columbia Sid Connor William Cramer Chester Crosetto Dennis Dacy James Daubery Larry Davis Tom Derrington Roger Diachok James Euson Terry Heathman Robert Heisel Robert Howell Steve Huchcride George Gage Bill Gill David Gibbens David Glrck Don Gray Jim Hall Darvin Hastings John Keltler Jack Kornfield Charles Kraus Steve Krueger John Laws Anthony Lemanski Thomas Lonevgan Doug McCarter Steve McClarrinon Rene Mejia James Meyers Jack Moon Ik Gary Moreland Philip Morgan Allen Nordeen John Pieters Richard Polcyn Gary Prayton Roger Ratzlaff william Reals Ernest Rendleman Bruce Richardson Stephen Richey Steve Romondo William Santa Maria John Scvezze Preston Singer James Smith Kenny Taylor Dick Vertz Steve Wasson Randy Werre George Wickware Fred Wilburn Lawrence Williams Howard Wimmer Larry Wood Donald Yantzi Erik Conard Advisor Randall Deruy Board of Control Ralph Hawkins Advisor Jack Quier Board of Control Lois O’Connell Barron Housemother 142 BEING A T.K.E. MEANS . . . having a dog named Baron . . . being a member of the “sinner of the month club announced monthly at a party „ . . burning the mortgage of the old house . . , winning All College athletic trophies . . . doing a wonderful job in sponsoring “Operation Vietnam” . . . remembering when the going gets toughT the toughest get going . . . having Susie Williams as your sweet- heart . . . having an annual Garter Party . . . knowing it’s a good life if you can T.K.E. it. T.K.E. OFFICERS: Left to right: Bruce Richardson, Viee-President; Larry Davis. His- torian; George Gage, President; Steve Bryant, Secretary; Phil Morgan, Treasurer. Not pictured: John Laws, Pledge Trainer; Doug McCarter, Chaplain; Chuck Kraus, Sgt.-at-Arms. TAU KAPPA EPSILON 143 P.S.E. is putting pledges to work digging ditches in Lincoln Park. P.S.E. is having swinging parties at the Park- view Club. P.S.E. is playing it cool. P.S.E. is supplying teepee for the Alpha Sig house. P.S.E. is having two members dating girls from their sister sorority. P.S.E. is serving Kosher wine for after pep- night festivities. P.S.E. is taking the follies to Broadway. P.S.E. is having a cannon in the front yard. P.S.E. is renting horses for the Frontier Party. P.S.E. is taking seven years to win the sweep- stake trophy. P.S.E. is having Casey Clugston and Dave Ives on Who's Who. P.S.E. is sharing good times together. We would rather fight than switch. PHI SIGMA EPSILON P.S.E. OFFICERS: Jerry Cicero, Recording Secretary; Casey Clugston, Corresponding Secretary; Jerry Lager, Treasurer; 'Dave Ives, Vice-President; John Zinn, President. 144 Alan Armstrong Tom Bedell Jim Blaine Jim Bornheimer Dan Buck Doug Buche Tim Cart Ken Cattaneo Jerry Cicero Gary CinottO Mike Clark Gary Custer Alan Davis Bob DeMasters Robert Dover Frank Farnsworth Paul Feagan Ron Fife Rancfy Gorreli Dick Harrison Darryl Heims Dave Herman Robert Hodges Gary Huber Gus Ibarra Jerry Ibarra David Ives Richard Kanaby Bill King Dennis Kir kendo! I Jerry Loger Richard Ligon Jerry Lomonaeo Michael McClaskey Steve Mason Ned Mattingly Dan Michaclis John Moorehouse J, R. Morley Jan Murray Dan Newman Dave Niegsch Tom Pellegrin Jeff Pennock Tim Taylor Ron Salender Miles Schnaer Don Sere Larry Stout John Rabija Dan Reynolds Gary Rose Jim Russell George Waters Tim Wiglesworth Bill Wilcox D. B. Willet Bill Williams Randy Williamson Larry Wooten John Zinn Mrs, Emajean Boone Mother Patroness Gilbert Segovia Advisor Mrs. Maxine Smith Housemother 1 -45 me ts-:- ORGANIZATIONS The Student Union Board of Kansas State College plans and administers a program of cultural, social, and recreational activities for all the students of K.S.C., and determines Student Union policies. The Board crowned this year’s activities with such events as The Back Porch Majority, Peter and Gordon, a Casino Party, Spring Formal, KSEK Gorilla Gossip Talent Show, Campus Talent 67, Friday and Sunday night movies, a ski trip, the World Around Us lecture series, and a variety of games tournaments. STUDENT UNION BOARD Mr. Jack Overman, Student Union Director, and Steve McGinnis. Assist. Director, check paper work. Jacque Helton, Vice-President; Linda McPherson, Secretary; Gwen Daily, President; and, Martha Hutchins, Treasurer, discuss coming events. 148 Jinn Reynolds, Program Director, and Karen Lord, Recreation Chairman, relax after a SUB meeting. Donna Wilson, Dance Chairman; and Sandy Chase, Forum Chairman. 149 Orin Swift, Cultural Affairs Chairman; Steve Kruse, Special Events Chairman; and Barbara Leschin, Public Relations Chairman, The Student Assembly is the major governing body of the students at Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Its members are elected through a campus election every spring. Under the leadership of Terry Beck, the Student Assembly has tackled many new projects this year including a curriculum committee, course evalua- tion, participation in Model United Nations, weekend work camp groups, parking policy revision, a lecture series, and a special Union Homecoming program. The assembly has allocated funds from its budget to sponsor these projects as well as those of other cam- pus organizations serving the student body. These special new projects combined with the an- nual projects such as Parents Day. Senior Day, and Freshman Orientation combine to make a busy year for all members of the Student Assembly. Terry Beck, President STUDENT ASSEMBLY Phil Briscoe Vice-President Human Relations Chuck McGuire Vice-President Student Government Casey Clugston T reasurer Senior Class President Gretta Luttrell Vice-President Student-Educational Affairs 150 Sizi Kirby 2nd Sem. Corresponding Sec. Diane Davis 1st Sem. Recording Sec. Dave Jeffery 1st Sem. Senior President Carole Zedrick Soph. Class President Julie Seflmansberger 1 st Sem. Corresponding Sec. Dennis Roth Senior Class Rep. Sandy Chase Soph. Class Rep. Jim Kastler Rep. at Large Arthur Malle Junior Class Rep. Bill Hand Fres. Class President Darvin Hastings Rep. at Large Dr. Charles Reilly Advisor George Ranft Junior Class President Joe LeFever Vocational Rep. Ellen Wilkins Rep. at Large 151 Pat Coleman Rep. at Large Bob Farmer Rep. at Large Gloria Brown Rep. at Large Jim Crow Rep. at Large John Sullivan Rep. at Large Mike Cavitt Rep. at Large Gene Mitts Rep. at Large Steve Newton Rep. at Large Robin Hardwick Rep. at Large Frank Baker Rep. at Large Gary Abernathy Rep. at Large Dan Myers Rep. at Large Joe Brooks Rep. at Large Gerald Luttrell Rep. at Large Josea Mitchell Rep, at Large Kathy Troutman Rep. at Large Not Pictured: Mr. Carpenter Sponsor Marilyn Edds 2nd Sem. Secretary Bob Urich Graduate Rep. Bob Eshlebrenner Jerry Mafan Jack O'Dell Debbie Rubaloff Bill Williams Bob Woo lard Gene Younger Rep. at Large 152 Front row: Terry Beck. Dr. Tompkins, Jack Fulton, Richard Messenger, Back row: Larry Bradshaw, Chuck McGuire, David Beasley, Dr. Welty, Dr, Cornish. GOLDEN CREST Golden Crest is an honorary society for junior or senior women who have won scholastic distinction and have demonstrated a worthy quality of leader- ship and service to the college. Front row; Helen Foster, Sandra Stoll, Mary Cavanaugh, Pat Beery, Arlene Vining, Linda Stephan, Vicki Orr, Back row: Ellen Wilkins, Janet Brown, OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Omicron Delta Kappa is an honorary national lead- ership fraternity for men. Members are selected on the basis of scholastic achievement and leadership on the campus. Julie Sellmansberger, Kathy Spicer. Sharon Needham, Lillian Bosseau, Leslie Castellani, Donna Taylor. Christina Reda. Front row: CpI, Gray, Msg. Seach, Sgt. Eusten, CpI. Hocevsr, Cp!. Moen, CpI. Milgram, Msg. Owsley, Sfc, Gfeller, Sfc. Read, Ffc. Woodward, Cp!, Cwo. Bird, Sfe, Van Ampurg, Pfc. Bates. Back row: CpI. Holtz, Pfc. Knapp. Anderson, CpI. Jameson, PERSHING RIFLES Pershing Rifles is an organization of men with above average grade standing in Military Science classes who are interested in further military science activities. This organization was brought to the Kansas State College campus in 1958. Some of the activities of the Pershing Rifles in- clude a field detachment which emphasizes infantry tactics and involves field problems, a drill team that participates in exhibition drills and meets, rifle and pistokteam matches and a machine gun and grenade throwing team. In these various fields the Pershing Rifles often meets other schools who have Pershing Rifle organi- zations in team participation and competition. The Pershing Rifles also sponsors the girls' drill team on this campus, the Seventh Cavettes. Front row: 2nd Lt. Neihouse, Sgt. Major Graham, Sponsor; 2nd Lt. Maris, Daugherty, 2nd Lt. Shacklette, 1st Lt. Bousmam, Captain Korfeld, 2nd 2nd Lt, Cook, 2nd Lt. Ezell, Major Geasland. Sponsor. Back row: 2nd Lt. Lt. Lents, 2nd Lt. Agnew, SCABBARD AND BLADE Since 1954, Company B, Twelfth Regiment of the National Military Honorary Fraternity, Scabbard and Blade, has sought to develop and sustain the quali- ties that make good officers and to promote prepared- ness for active participation in military affairs within their communities. Members are sought from the best one-fourth of the Junior and Senior advanced military science classes. Projects include the Military Ball, other social events, and Membership on Standing Committees which serve to solve problems within the department. Top row; Bob Agnew, Tom Bay, Robert Belew, Gary Bono, Second row: BMlie Joe Brooks, Jerry Brown, Lynn Brown, John Butler, Tim Cagle. Stanley Daugherty, Charles Doherty, Third row: Wade Dorothy, James Ezell, James Kastler, Carl Kent, Jack Kornfeld, Steve Lewis, John McGill. Fourth row: Richard McLaren. Charles Marino, Harold Maris, Michael Morgan, Mar- tin Naaktgeboren, Pat Normile, Steven Pierce. Bottom row: Stu Powell, Bill Reals, Steve Rhode, Richard Seyfert, Jim Stancer, George Waters, Michael Windsor. 155 Front row; Chris Rhodes, Peggy Dunavan, Pat Coleman, Donna Siegle. Back row: Sandy Moore, Barbara Hurd, Jan Thomas. Ann Elliot, Joyce Ryder. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AWS SENATE The House is one of the three governing bodies of AWS. Representatives are elected from each of the living units early in the fall semester. It helps to promote high standards and to create an atmosphere of friendly co-operation among women students. Front row: Cathy Burnett, Judy Smith, Pat Coleman. Second row; Peggy Dunavan. Cindy Kreutziger, Carol Stebbins, Karol Geiger, Jeanne Cleve- The Senate works with the House to formulate regulations for self-government of all undergraduate women. Its members are elected in the spring with the exception of the freshmen who are elected in the fall according to qualifications stated in the constitution. land. Gullia Bradford, Marna Roberts, Kathy Smith. Back row: Cathy Ciardullo, Jeannie Maritan, Trish Hammond, Peggy Coleman. CWENS officers take a moment out to look over some interesting material. They are Ann Bournovilie, President; Pat Kirk, Social Chair- man; Ella Mae Glenn, Ritual Chairman; Judy Utes, Editor and Historian: Betty DeLange, Treasurer; Debra Barnes, Vice-President; Giulia Bradford, Student Adviser; Karen Bridges. Secretary; Miss Watson, Faculty Advisor. CWENS CWENS is a national organization honoring out- standing sophomore women. In order to become a OWEN, a freshman woman must excel in both scholar- ship and leadership. Members are chosen at the con- clusion of the freshman year and are active throughout their sophomore year. The girls serve as representa- tives of the college through their service as ushers at assemblies and programs and through other activities of their organization, The Omega chapter of CWENS was installed on this campus May 13, 1965. Before the group became as- sociated with CWENS, it was known on this campus as Spars. Front row; Karen Cannady, Tess Keeney, Jean Douglas. Nancy Hudson. Susan Mayfield, Michele Wilbert, Nancy Morin, Pam Fadler, Barbara Pot- ter, Susan Boner. Second row: Connie Scavezze, Joyce Ryder, Marilyn Leban, Gay Stangl, Sue Wehmeyer, Ginny McNally, Wisha Hoppers, Karen Bridges, 61.1a Mae Glenn, Kay Jefferson, Third row: Joy Nicholas, Pat Cates. Janey Pryor, Mama Roberts, Jane Mitchell, Janice Van Gordon, Pat Kirk, Judy Utes, Kathy Morrison. Back row: Mickey Skaer, Ann Bournovilie, Betty DeLange, Marsha Schlee. Kathy Engleman, Debra Barnes, Alice Winter, Kay Carter , 157 Left to right; Tom Roark, Larry McQuire, Marshall Boyce. Dwight Moore. Max Riser. Carl Kent. Left to right; Gary Wimmer. Mid-West Regional Vice-President. Rick Nelson. Chairman Rules and Regulation, Hamilton Lyon, Resident Hall Week Chairman, exhibit trophies in front of Shirk Hall. MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION The MRHA represents the men in the residence hafls on campus and handies matters pertaining to the welfare of the men living in the halls. Among their activities are establish- ing rules and regulations for the halls, and sponsoring the Pickle Day dance and Roman Hol!-i Days, A special project under study by the group is the establishment of a Residence Hall Association consisting of men and women. 158 Left to right: Jim Crow, President; Mr. Underwood. Assistant Dean of Men; John Francis. Treasurer; BobStromquist, Vice-President; and Rick Woolfolk, Secretary. OFFICERS: John Francis, President; Brette Riley, Vice-President of Public Relations; Gary Wimmer, Vice-President of Cul- tural and Educational Affairs; Larry Mills, Vice-President of Research and Special Events; Chip Stahl, Vice-President of So- cial Affairs; Stan Liberty, Executive Vice-President; Terry Adams, Treasurer. DELLINGER HALL Front row: Ned Soseman, Richard Bretches, John McClintick. George Ricenouse, Clarence Rau, Jim McCiarnon, Mike Tneurer. Dennis Stokes, Bob Wellman, Steve McClarrinon, Totton Howe, Dave Woodward, Dan Rupp. Bradley Parkison. Second row: Jim Rohrer, John Homer, Mike Fitz, David Noltensmeyer. Phil Pearce. Lewis Sprowl, Bob Frikken, Ken Packard Fredrick Pretz, Helen Van Ness, Hall Director; Lyle Griffiths, George Walker. Mike Bricker, Terry Schulze, Benny Keathley, Dick Spen- cer, George Kramer. Back row: John Stuart, Delmer Cook, John Robert- son, Robert Lynn, Dwight Lynn. Gary Gilliland, Bill Scott, Denny Roth, Richard Yoakum, Max Reser, Steve Wiard, Jim Burris, William Leweflen, Dale Aikins, John Brown, Mike Boys, Gary Warner. 160 Front row: Max Hall. Dave Renner, Larry Trout, Larry Mills, John Kowal- chuk, Stephen Cole, Charles Allen. Second row: Martin Ison. Dale Smith, Jess Newkirk, Brad Ohlson, Lloyd Bever, Warren Bradshaw. John Carter, Lynn Bousman. Back row; Charles Rothrock, Dennis Walker. John Doig. Mike Gray, Rick Merriman, Dennis Mullin, Darrell Morgan, Keith Hammons, David Newcomb, Front row: Ken Meister, Rick King. Mike Miers, Scott Rose, Donald Norris, Leonard Lockwood, Wayne Howell, Jim Glenn. Second row: Michael Steele, John Francis, Ron Thompson, Doug Cooper, Michael Kelly, Mike Belman, Larry Kuteubach, John Greason, William Reed, Gary Wimmer, Back row: Darrell Bowersox, Herb Avery, Tracy Smith, Mark Shultz. Richard Jones, Lloyd Evans, Dennis Fisher. Gary Goul. Gary Buchanan. 161 STAFF ASSISTANTS: Front row; Carol Venn, Eileta Johnson, Tana Garrett, Mrs. J. Santa, House Director; Judy Fain, Ruth Merer, Marji Puckett. Back row: Roxie Albright, Janey Pryor, Sandra Moore. Rosemary Grant, Shirley Benedict. ADVISORY BOARD: Front row: Linda Ornelfas, Marji Puckett, Mary Clark, Jo-Mae Blagg. Mary Lou Ikeda. Back row: Rosemary Grant, Diana Marriott, Sandra Moore. HALL SENATE: Front row; Ann Nemeth, Senator; Joyce Walker, Social Affairs; Pat Beery, Hall Activities; Peggy Dunavan, Campus Activities; Lynn Torgler. Educational Affairs; Marji Puckett. Vice-President; Ruth Meier, President; Sandy Moore. Sec retary-Trea surer. Back row: Linda Buresh, Senator; Donna Nelson, Senator; Dianna Yocum, Senator; Kay Price, Sen- ator; Mary Tefft, Senator; Trudy Richardson, Senator. Front row: Janet Hendrix, Sharon Brant, Linda Brown, Betty Jo Marlow, Susan Harris, Trudy Richardson. Second row: Marji Puckett, Ruth Meier, Linda Morehead, Kay Stroud. Marilyn Moser, Ann Nemeth, Donna Marsh, Carol Ann Bain. Back row: Mary Ann Schwinn, Eileta Johnson, Susan Betser, Margaret Howard, Elizabeth Cams. Jeame Meroney, Mary Clark, LaVonne Cobbs, Dianna Yocum, Donna Nelson. Pat Beery. MITCHELL-NATION HALL Front row: Doris Moore, Anne Schiefelbusch, Ann Winston, Carole Han- cock, Dora Hann, Josea Mitchell, Jo-Mae Blagg, Sharon Bailey, Sharon Sharp. Carolyn Warfel. Second row: Connie Fast, Joyce Walker, Joan Cole- man, Shirley Benedict, Carilyn Clark, Mary Tefft, Mary Kay Olive, Kay Price, Rosemary Grant, Patty Myers, Gailya Smith. Betty Taylor. Back row: Barbara Quirk, Ann McCalmont, Lynn Torgler, Marilyn Bash, Toni Kavorinos, Linda Moffat, Sandy Moore. Carole Latimer, Janet Lewark, Roxanna Albright, Diana Stohs, Janice McGehee. 163 ADVISORY BOARD: Front row: Smitty Coolbaugh, Chairman; Cheryie Franklin. Linda Kalfenberger. Back row: Tyea Wisor, Judy Halloran. Gail Kiser. Sharon Jameson... Deanna Schmidt. Nancy Dun ton. RESIDENT ASSISTANTS: Kay Beck, Nancy Rush, Carol Harmei, Nancy Yocum, Judy Conklin, Graduate Assistant; Diana Harvey, Loyce Viles, Sandy Chase, Giulia Bradford- HALL SENATE: Front row: Kris Lively, Social Affairs: Barb Condo, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Smitty Coolbaugh, Vice-President: Judy Cook, Presi- dent; Debbie Potts, Hall Activities; Carolyn Anderson, Education Affairs, Back row: Janice Jeffrey, Senator; Cindy Moberg, Senator; Jill Lewis, Senator; Donna George, Senator; Chris Cassell, Senator; Jean Childress, Senator; Marlene Kabrey, Senator; Linda Craven, Senator; Cathy White, Senator; Becky Forbes. Senator. 164 Front row: Cindi Workman, Debbie Potts, Vicky Prater, Cynthia Potter, Carol Porter, Cathy White, Teresa Doerr, Second row: Brenda Wade, Bonnie Mausolf, Sandra Owens, Cindy Moberg, Beverly Miller. Penny White, Ruth Stricklin, Linda Snyder, Sue King, Ginger Stange, Carol Sprin- kle. Third row: Lylene Newman, Tyea Wisor, Dianne Davidson, Suzanne Davidson, Jill Vance, Karen Randall, Connie Stone, Janice Potter, Marcy Bensrng, Kris Peterson, Ruth Ann Gable, Marlene Kabrey, Jean Anne Herdman, Juliann Grabowski, Kay King, Ardith Mitchelson. Back row: Glenna Drake, Helen Brown, Carole LaRue, Barbara Arthur. Linda Craven. Kristin Osborn, Janet Golub, Connie Fortner, Julie Hodge, Rachel Mayes, Lynn Dixon, Judy Jungk, Gina Wheeler, Betty Hoiroyd. WILLARD-MITCHELL HALL Front row; Alice Vanderhoofven, Sharon VanBuskirk, Eileen Duncan, Connie Cole, Donna Easterwood, Sondra Lewis, Joyce Holley, Joan Pow- ell, Chris Ann Howell, Diana Dee, Mary Jo Porter, Second row: Conna Lar- son, Janice Duncanson, Lynn Perrill, Darlene Lowry, Susan Copeland, Donna George, Deanna Schmidt, Linda Garvin, Kathy Dolan, Norma Rob- erts, Linda Molotsky, Pat Tucker, Susan Claflin. Back row: Priscilla Mar- fatt, Susan Himes, Carolyn Wash, Carol Krouse, Kris Lively, Dianna Dur- yea, Connie Clinkenbeard, Nancy Dunton, Smitty Coolbaugh, Judy Cook, Judith McLaughlin. Christine Higgins, Sally Martin, LeanneOhlsen, 165 Students in the Dellinger Hall complex waited patiently in lines at the Student Union until . . , . . . the new food service building was completed . . . . . . and they could eat in peace. Front row: Donald Da we, Lanny Smith, Mike Halfner, John Noftensmeyer, Phil Carter, Jim Warne, John Albers, Tim Taylor, Ron Huber, Dennis John- son. Back row: Ernie Usson, William D. Roettger, John Wright, Hernando Tijera, Andy Puletasi, Libby Burch, Greg Adams. Dennis Scuits, Jim West, Gene Allten, Don Davis, BOWEN HALL Front row: William Lang, Dave Beaman, Cecil Gross, Jerry Sutton, Billie Joe Brooks, Maurice W. Mertz, Michael J. Sourk. Second row: Ron Roll- heiser, Robert Lett, Timothy Donovan, Charles Corbin, Robert Garner, Joseph Hirt, Larry Hoofnagle, Gregory Dorsett, Ranndy Haines, Back row: Richard Adams, Richard Tucker, James Bew, James White, Larry Bowden, LaMont Mills, John Poe, John W. Pumpelly, Philip H. Kimmel, Rick Kitchell, Rick Alford, Duane Rau, Jim Elbrader, Dick Lear, 167 RESIDENT ASSISTANTS: Front row: Don Lyon, Dane Dixon, Gary Fair, Carl Smitheran, Bob Graham, Jim Shetlar, Woody Eno. Back row; Richard Sutton, Res- Assist.; Ray Upper!, Secretary: Jim Redford, Treasurer. Res. Assist.; Wayne Meadows, Intra. Dir.; Bob Henson, Vice-President; Gary Kaufman, President, SHIRK HALL Front row; Mike Hogan, Mike Crane, Truman Durley, Dennis Hewett, Jeff Hurst, Calvin Mein, Greg, Carter, Raymond Triggs, David Bee ken ridge, Larry Cromwelf, Leon Butterfield- Back row: Rick Hulett, John Hey, Scott Hoffman. Tom Wells. Ralph Beachman, Richard Hon ton, Bob Hammel, Bill Craighead. T. R. Jackson, Gail Snovelle, Fred Percival. 168 Front row; Bob Wishart, John Eidsvig. Bob Moorhouse, Mike Orfitelli. Ray Pyles. Larry Castle, Jim Mayhew, Paul Griffin, Winfrey Ruffin, Robert Hadley, John Phillips. Marvin Beer, Ron Newlin, Gene Hanusch. Back row: Frank Pennel, Beryl Mummert, Corranzo Lewis, Martin Englehart, Archie Doyle, Dale Russell, Rick Unsell. Jim Warbritton. Norman Savage, Allen Cheatum, Steve Bilyeu. Clifford Goodwill, Richard Nelson, Hughie Clay. Lee Patten, Be j Patterson, John Hilliard, Bob Queen. Several Shirk residents take time out of their busy schedules to relax in Shirk lobby and catch up on their reading. 169 HALL COUNCIL: Wanda Duke, President; Sue Hulsey, Senator; Velma Burns, Hall Activities; Bonnie Hadley, Senator; Charlotte Argent, Campus Activities; Jo Ann Mahaffey. Vice-President; Donna Wilson, Senator; Connie McCulley, Educational Affairs; Seated: Rosie Parker, Senator. TANNER HALL Front row: Marilyn Sharp, Peggy Niemeir, Jana Sibley, Susan Horton, Leah Arner, AnneCroney. Barbara Lipasek, Barbara Owens, Nancy Hoff- man, Shirley Hendrickson. Second row: Cheryl Rodman, Wanda Duke, Sharon DeVore, Marilyn Smith, Rosie Parker, Dixie Fuhrman. Kathie Clapham, Linda Warfield, Barbara Rogers, Judy Utes, Charlene Merrill, Jeannine Wormington, Third row; Jean Sato, Kathy Eikenberry, Sue Wag- ner, Kay Hair. Beth Barnett, Nancy Hurst, Carol Andrews, Phyllis Broyles, Sandy Stoll, Louanne Wyrick, Mona Lay, Bonnie Headley, Becky Mattox. Linda Robertson, Carol Gorman, Velma Burns, Ella Mae Glenn, Helen Justice. Back row: Cheryl Hamamura, Jo Ann Mahaffey, Melba Gillespie. Caro! Reynolds, Marilyn Maze. Phyllis White. Phyllis Whiteside, Althea McRae, Anna Feagins. Joyce Allen, Janice Burner, Sharon Roberts. Toni Hapgood, 170 STAFF ASSISTANTS: Wanda Duke, Ella Mae Glenn, Charlene Merrill, Tana Herron, Jana Sibley. Nancy Hoffman, Shirley Hendrickson, Peggy Neimeir, Judy Utes, Dixie Fuhrman, ADVISORY BOARD: Jo Ann Mahaffey, Kathy Elkenberry, Judy Pink, Marilyn Maze, Patty Kobes, Linda Robertson, Linda Coble- Front row: Donna Wilson, Judy Pink, Carol Winn, Kathy Edwards. Charlotte Argent, Sue Hulsey, Nelda Pollman, Linda Coble, Betty Worthington. Diane Bethard, Martha Poore, Nancy Black. Second row: Dixie Gail, Bev- erly Erikson, Linda Collins, Linda Morrison, Mary Lee Benedict, Jane Campbell. Lorinda Gowens, Patsy Blair, Connie Metzinger, Barbara Ja- cobs, Martha Hutchins. Verla Wood. Sandra Bailey, Betty Violet, Norma O'Dell. Back row: Sharon Nichols, Jean Douglas, Kay Carter, Pam Fadler, Teresa Wishall, Rosemary Brady, Shirley Reasoner, Alice Laurie, Patty Kobus, Tana Herron. 171 Front row: Mary Aschentrop, Joyce Irwin, Jan Hostetter, Jeanne Gorges, Shirfey Morgan, Chris Rhodes, Connie Ehrlich, Diane Augustine. Sue Dennis. Gay Stangl, Barbara Gurera, Brenda Buchhoiz. Second row: Mrs. Scalet, Housemother; Kathy Bridges, Deena Coons, Jo Ann Smith, Kath- ryn Lambert sen, Linda Franklin, Iris Hull, Pam Carpenter, Susan Russell, TROUT HALL OFFICERS: Front row: Shirley Morgan. Hall Activities; Chris Rhodes, Cam- pus Activities; Connie Ehrlich, President; Diane Augustine, Secretary-Trea- surer, Back row: Jeanne Gorges, Vice-President; Jan Hostetter, Resident Assistant; Mary Aschentrop, Graduate Assistant; Gay Stangl, Resident Assistant; Sue Dennis, Educational Affairs. Front row: Hazel Brown, Kendra Siainbrook, Gwen Wade, Pat Sullins, Barbara Alderman, Janet Kimler, Susan Coffman, Elaine Dalton, Dale Carlisle. Debbe Boyer, Kathy Hudspeth, Cheryl Daily. Second row; Linda Essex. Linda Daetwyler, Judy Bloznik, Peggy Gillman, Cheryl Evans, Shirley Love, Dotsie Grabenhorst, Janet Hughes, Carma Hall, Joyce Ket- Jan Montee, Mary Anne Roberts, Kristi Dickson, Cathy Friend, Kathy Le- Grotte, Pat Land. Back row: Charlene Lower, Ann Torchia, Mary Ann Smith, Marilyn Sprainger, Vicky Smith, Marilyn Edds, Frances Walker, Lois Kirby. Janet Stamps, Charlotte Jackson, Vicki Riebe, Kevin Rowden, Paula Dewey. Linda King, Martha Teel, Regina Thatcher. terman, Charlotte Wilson, Toni Thiebaud. Back row: Joyce Kruger, Marilyn Winters, Sherry Williams, Joyce Rhoades, Jane Pappe, Karen Fairchild, Carol Hoover, Alberta Myers, Marilyn Niblick, Mary Lawson, Willa Parman, Jane Bernd, 172 . . . and then there's always that despicable studying. TAMMY HALL Front row: Dionna Taylor, Jo Anne Crawford. Chairman; Lyn Leap. Vice- President; Charlotte Cope, Secretary «Treasurer; Mary Spence, Presi- dent; Janet Bass, Kathy Bolles, Susan Moore, Kathy Hayes. Jo Marilyn Gunnels. Second row: Cornelia Cavinee, Debbie Ingram, Nancy Ludwig. Jan Poole, Cathy Baley, Julie Sellmansberger. Patricia Barnes, Carolyn Mitchell, Ginny Anneberg, Kathy Moser, Terry Bysom, Jane Cobum. Back row: Joe Etta Hill, Vickie Stringer, Carolyn Peeler, Kris Keiser, Judy Jes- sen. Janelle Belden, Carol Gabel, Christine Boone, Jean Marie Groner, Charlotte Breedlove, 173 KANZA VAN BETTEGA JIM KELLER LARRY BRADSHAW Sports Editor Asst. Organizations Editor Academics Editor KAREN COAKER Secretary JACQUE HELTON Greek Editor 174 LOYCE VILES Organizations Editor MARTY OLSEN Asst. Greek Editor KAY MCCLASKEY Class Panels STAFF JEFF KARLINGER Asst. Class Panels BARBARA ROGERS Asst. Academics Editor KATHY BURBACH Class Panels LEE BROWN Photographer JANET BROWN Editor CURT GARRETT Proofreader SANDY MOORE Asst. Sports Editor KANZA STAFF Linda McPherson, Student Life Editor. After many long hours of burning the midnight oil and nursing hands afflicted by writer’s cramp, the Kanza staff is proud to bring you another edition of the Kanza. We hope you will enjoy looking back on the 1966-67 events recorded in the Kanza for many years to come. 176 David Beasley. Business Manager: Gwen Dally. Assistant Student Life Editor; and. Mike Crumbliss. Class Panels Editor. ALPHA KAPPA PSI Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest profes- sional business fraternity in the United States. Epsilon Mu chapter was established here late in 1959. Busi- ness meetings, guest speakers from all phases of busi- ness, tours of local business firms, and other business- related projects are all a part of the chapter activities. Male business majors having completed a minimum of 12 hours college credit and possessing a C average are eligible for membership. OFFICERS: Front row: John Brennan, Vice-President; Ron Laughlin, President. Back row: Randy Reed, Treasurer; Gary Robinson. Chap- lain; John Palcher, Master of Rituals. Front row; MarchaJl Silence, John Laws, Harry Cuendet, Randy Reed, Ronald Laughlin, John Brennan, John Palcher, John Dernovish, Stephen Parks, Eari Kidd. Robert Hunter, Sponsor. Second row: Neil Holmes, Rich- ard Sandeen, John Mahin, Roy Morlan, John Me Burney, Henry Burnett. Michael Steele, Jack Bates, Ronald Keith, Ralph Frizzell. Third row: James Krestler, Ron Davidson, David Schmitz, Bill Binkley, Larry Roy. Richard Oler, Richard McLaren, John Newell. Denny Shiver. Back row: Michael Dufle. Darvin Hastings. Gary Robinson, John Woody, Arthur Malle. Richard Hurst. Roland Wiggans. 177 COLLEGIO The Collegio, having served the stu- dent body for the past sixty-two years, seeks to inform students of campus activities. Along with the cam- pus news and editorials, the paper features topics of national concern and items of interest from other col- lege campuses. Published every Fri- day, the Collegio is a link which com- municates among those interested in Kansas State College. Ata Farokhpour, Editorial Assistant, and Frank Baker, Editor-in-Chief. The Collegio staff assembles for a mug shot . Back row: Bob Parsons, Frank Baker, David lives, Ron Brower,, Tim Wigglesworth. Front row; Jean Douglass, Kay Carter. Dan Resnik, Ata Farokhpour. 178 Ron Grower, Business Manager, and Tim Wiggjesworth, Assistant Busi- ness Manager. David ives, Associate Editor: Jean Douglass, Culture Editor; and Kay Carter, Feature Editor, Bob Parsons, Assistant Sports Editor, and Dan Resnik, Sports Editor. OFFICERS Front row: Nancy Hoffman. Rosie Parker. Marcia Peck, Back row; John Hilliard, Dr. J D. Haggard- The Religious Activities Council was formed on the campus of Kansas State College to promote co- operation and understanding among campus organi- zations. The council is composed of one representa- tive from each organization on campus. The council presents films and panel discussions to interested students in religion and campus life. RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Front row: Nancy Bowen, Anna Feagins, Susan Harris, Rosie Parker, Marcia Peck, Nancy Hoffman. Back row: Dr. J. D. Haggard, Rev Jack T. Vaughn, David Harader, John Hilliard. 180 WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation, a member of the Kan sas Methodist Student Movement, is an organi' zation of Methodist and Methodist-preference students. Through the Wesley Foundation stu- dents can come together for worship, study, rec- reational and social activities, choir, drama and publications work. While relaxing at Wesley stu- dents have a chance to think and discuss with other students. The Sigma Theta Epsilon Frater nity for Methodist Men serve at Wesley. The Wesley Council discusses an upcoming project. The new foundation house provides for lots of relaxation. UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The UCF is an ecumenical ministry of the Disciples of Christ (Christian Church), the United Presbyte- rian Church, USA, and the United Church of Christ. Believing that the mission of the church is to express God’s love in the world, we as a part of the academic community are called: to live out our faith in our own area of life and work which is the college; to find ways of living and working together as Christians in study, in discussion; to heal our denominational division. Lounges OFFICERS: David Schmitz� Treasurer; Nora Phelan, Secretary; Milton Bryant, President; Father Alonzo Smithhisler, Chaplain; Jean Seiwert, Corresponding Secretary; Douglas Edwards, Vice-President NEWMAN CLUB Front row: Mary Ellen Schmidt, Christine Boone, Judy Jungk, Patty Coose- man, Vicki Taylor, Mary Ann O’Malley, Julie Maris, Theresa Brown, Diane Reilly. Paula Fleming, Jean Groner, Joanne Elliott Back row: Lynn Dixon, Dave Durkin, Steve Mount, Ron Stang, Jerry Lomshek, Greg Schell, Phil Brocker. Michael Dulle, Dan Rupp, Kenny Wondra, Denis Wondra, Cindy Gavin. 184 Newman Club members enjoy a moment of socializing after one of their meetings in their temporary home-the Student Union. The Newman Club provides religious, intellectual, and social opportunities for both Catholic and non- Catholic students on the campus. The primary aim of the Club is a religious training program for members to further their knowledge of Catholicism and, thus, to strengthen their faith. Through such activities as lectures, discussions, weekend institutes, dances, and intramural athletic Front row: Mary Alderson, Judy Greve, Debbie Potts. Janet Golub, Vin- ginia Mulvihill, Maribeth Kramer. Kathleen Mahoney. Mary Ann Chandler. Mary Rods, Sheryl Wilbert, Jean Mauschallinger, Kathleen Brown. Back teams, they realize the threefold goal of the club. During this year the meetings of the Newman Club have been held in the Student Union because the club is in the process of acquiring a new center. When the new building is finished the students will once again have a place to go to relax or for their moments of pri- vate prayers. The new chapel will continue to serve the spiritual needs of the members. row: Roger Ternant, Stephen Lomshek, Phillip Falke, Don Mertz, Mike Mc- Quade, Mike McCormick, Ron Gallagher. Fred Hatfield, Bob Grabill, Charles Herrenbruds, Joe Habjan, John Newell. 185 Front row: Linda Slusser, Connie Godfrey. Jean Sato, Jeannine Worming- Treasurer; Gary Goul, Benny Keathley, President; Larry Bland. Gary ton, Mary McNown, Susan Moore, Kay Beck, Sylvia Teal. Back row: Capt. Buchanon, Vice-President; James Duncan. W. T. Weeks, Faculty Advisor; Carl Swenson, Director; Jerry Brown, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION DRAFTING CLUB The Baptist Student Union is a distinctive program promoted by the Southern Baptist Convention. It is a student-led, church-related and Christ-centered organization. Every Southern Baptist, Baptist Prefer- ence, or non-preference student is eligible for member- ship. The B.S.U. serves as a link between the Baptist student and the church. The Drafting Club is a student chapter of the Ameri- can Institute of Design and Drafting. The club is com- posed of design and drafting students who are inter- ested in improving the science of graphic communica- tion and initiating a program of education to provide self-improvement and progress through increased knowledge. Front row: Terry Schulze. Charles Kotwitz. Russell Creed. Treasuren Jo- Schmidt. Jeff Kariinger, Warren Bradshaw, Steven Wasson, Darrel Ames. Mae Blagg. Ruth Meier. Secretary; Dennis Zwahlen, President; John Jemi- John Laws, son. Vice-President; John Nicoletti. Back row: Alan Miyozoki. Brad CHI ALPHA Chi Alpha is an organization sponsored by the As- semblies of God General Council. It is hoped that, through participation in Chi Alpha, students can enjoy spiritual fellowship through the emphasis it places upon worship, training, fellowship and service. Front row: Genie Cantrell. Phylis Moore. Rosie Parker, President. Back row; Dr. Morris Stevens. Sponsor. Herman Renfro. Ernest Sprague, Rev. Virgil Pember COLLEGIATE 4-H The Collegiate 4-H is an organization made up of students who are interested in 4-H and its activities. Through the Collegiate 4-H students may continue to participate in 4-H activities through their college years. Front row; Mary Ann O’Malley, Sec.-Treas.; Betty DeLange, Lois Kirby, Mary Tefft, Cheryl Carr. President: Mary Ryman, Reporter; Ann Gar- rigues. Back row: Dr. Dean Bishop. Sponsor; Marilyn Sharp, Ronald Pfeif- Through its activities the club furnishes an opportunity for the development of leaders who can improve the lives of youth with meaningful activities. The 4-H sends students as judges to area 4-H contests. fer, Vice-President; Kenneth Hightower, Thomas Wi'shart Victor Frnkerv binder, Marilyn Dody, Gary Stover 187 YOUNG DEMOCRATS The Young Democrats is an organization formed for the purpose of promoting the interests of the Na- tional Democratic Party through active support and work with those seeking public office. This group strives to acquaint the students with the work of the Democratic political system. Front row: Pat Knedgen. Carol Reynolds, Pat Rooney, Lynn Dixon, Barb Cuendet, Dan Engel, Delbert Gentry, Vice-President; Bob Shanet, Steve Kuhn, Janet Bass, Treasurer; Sue Blakey, Sharon Zahn, Cathy Smith, Hudson, Larry Moidl. President; Janet Funk. Back row: Gayle Southworth, Advisor; Harry YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Young Republicans is a group of students united in the interest of support and work with the National Republican Party, It is their hope that through Front row: Darlene Allen, Treasurer; Nancy Kelley, Jean Douglass, Velinda Bowman, Lowell Binney, Nancy Angel, Kathleen Cronister, Becky Saar, Pam Fadler, Ann Garrigues, Kay Carter, Secretary. Back row: this organization students may know about the work of the Republican Party. Vanetta Hardy, Charles Eagan, David Utermoehfen, Steve Coffman, David Beal, William Biggs, Dan Kennedy, Jim McCoy, Dennis Goddard, Vice-President; Jim Wolf, President; Ellen Wilkins. Front row: Mrs, L A, Wooster, Sponsor; Mrs, Al Ortolan!, Sponsor; Mrs. Jan Newton, Mrs. Carole Watson, Publicity; Vicki Wallace, Secretary; Ann Nooteboom, President; Mary Jean Stitts worth, Vice-President; Donna Grigsby, Treasurer; Malinda Watters, Margaret Parris, Judith Lucas, Mary White, Second row: Ginny Dumier, Lana Moster, Joy Baze. Marilyn Windsor, Zoan Ezell, Donna Stark, Judy Stancer, Rose Simpson, DAMES CLUB The Dames Club is a member club of the National Association of University Dames. Membership is com- posed of wives of students on campus. The objective of the Dames Club is the extension of social and cul- tural opportunities to the wives, as well as acquaint- ing them with campus life. Front row: ILorna Gaston, Reporter; Judy Barnes, Mary Lee Benedict, RoJeaii Loucks, Chairman; Patty Cooseman, Treasurer: Mary Ann O’Malley, Vice-Chairman; Kathleen Gronisfcer, Mary Roos, Cindy Gavin, Sharon Bailey, Jeannetta Has!am. Back row; Carol Krouse, Betty De- Jacquelyn Brown, Kathy Youngberg. Sharon Jackson, Sandy Ridings, Maurine Wenger, Nancy Ibarra. Back row; Ginger Lewis, Shirley McClung, Carolyn Heasty,. Diane Eekhart, Pam George, Karen Egly, Judy CayHor, Kay Franser. Kaye Buddin, Kathy Kennett. Terry Walker, Carol Wright, Colleen TSmpler, Pam Adams, Carol Rogers. HOME EC CHAPTER The Home Economics Chapter is an organization of students, both majors and minors striving through its activities to familiarize the members with progress and development in the field and providing opportuni- ties for a closer relationship of students with each other and the faculty. Lange, Linda Snyder, Stella Unruh, Secretary; Sue Anne Wilson, Kath- leen Gilliland, Mary Baker, Sharon Brant, Sherry Frances, Dora Hann, Toni Kavereenas, Linda Lawson, Barbara Owens, Janice Knuth, Jean Groner, Cynthia Pierce. 189 Mary Baker set the journalistic world afire as editor of the Collegio for two successful years, in her spare time she has worked with Cwens, AWS, and the Student Assembly. A senior from lola, Gretta Luttreil has participated in everything from counseloring to debate. She now works on the Contemporary Issues Lecture Series as well as several Student Assembly-sponsored committees. Gretta also serves as Vice-President of the Student Assembly and as a member of Golden Crest. Terry Beck is best known in political circles as the president. He presides at various organizational meetings -Student Assembly, Pi Kappa Delta, and Omicron Delta Kappa, as well as being an outstanding debater. Known more pompously as the chair- man of the Contemporary Issues Lecture Series, Richard Messenger is frequently seen in the Music department and attending Omicron Delta Kappa meetings. Nine K.S.C. Students Renamed to— Jerry Hudson, senior from Girard, can be found frequently in class as well as on the football field playing varsity ball. Gwen Daily spends her time in the Student Union presiding as the head of the Board, working on the Kanza. attending Golden Crest meetings, or working with KSTA officers as the past state president Janet Brown is known to hang out next to the Juke box in the Den. There she has successfully posed as Kanza editor for the last two years. Occasionally she can be seen arriving late for a Kappa Delta Pi or Golden Crest meeting. Who's Who in Am. Colleges and Universities Chuck McGuire is notorious among the “education set“ as president of Student KSTA. Other offenses to his credit include Vice-President of Student Assembly, Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, and various of- fices in his fraternity. Sigma Chi. Karen Coaker can be heard quietly expounding upon her views of stu- dent government at weekly Student Union Board meetings where she has acted as treasurer. She also serves as lifesaver for both the Kanza and her sorority, Alpha Sigma Alpha, 190 Cheryl Crutchfield can be spot- ted by her best-d ressed appear- ance or her sorority pin. Cheryl has been active in the counsel- oring program and in Alpha Gamma Delta and AWS. Casey Clugstom handies all the Stu- dent Assembly money. He has also received national awards for his work in Phi Sigma Ep- silon. his social fraternity, Diane Harvey listens to freshmen problems in the residence hall as an R.A. and still finds time to participate actively in the English department. Dave Ives holds down a position on the Collegio while coordinating Phi Sig activities and IFC problems. Thirty-five Honored For Outstanding Service on Apple Day Leslie Castellani devotes much of her time to the Contemporary Issues Lecture Series where she serves as the Golden Crest representative. Jim Bertoncino wanders Yates Hall attending math classes. He now holds the position of treasurer in Kappa Mu Epsilon, honorary math fraternity, as well as excelling scholastically, Christina Reda held the honorpf being one of the few undergraduates helping to instruct biology classes. As president of Golden Crest and a member of departmental organizations she filled the rote of campus leader. Larry Beard actively worked in his department as a leader both in organization and on the scholastic level. Mark Johnson is known by many tittes-CoUegiate, Stu- dent Manager of the Book Store, youth sponsor of Wesley Foundation, and DDK member, Ellen Wilkens has the formidable task of heading the Senior Privileges Committee in its first year. She has also worked on the Student Union Board and on AWS and with the resi- dence halls. As an active Sigma Chi Steve Rhode spends much time working with fraternity problems, Karen Lord works on both the Student Union Board and in the English department and with its organizations. Jim Crow can be credited with many of the new innovations of MRHA. He also presides at Wesley Foundation meetings. 191 John Wright appears through the marching band season as drum major and in his off months accompanies the jazz ensemble on the piano and works with the music fraternity. Mi mi Gudgeon is an active leader not only in the biology department, but also in Golden Crest and Alpha Sigma Alpha. Kathleen Spicer Hill since her f reshman year has starred in musical productions and participated in the speech and English departmental organizations. Larry Bradshaw has taken honors in art, music, and dra- matics. As a Collegiate he toured the South Pacific. He is also a member of ODK. Eileen Kuhei presides as Alpha Gamma Delta’s president and spends hours working with Panheiienic Council. Steve Newton works both in his fraternity. Sigma Chi. as a pledge, and with ODK. On the Student Union Board Martha Hutchins has gained seniority by serving as chairman of many committees. Martha also works with the residence hail program. Bruce McReynolds Is known in literary circles as an editorial board mem- ber of the Matrix and a member of ODK, Julie Sellsmanberger excels not only in scholarship, but in her departmental organizations also. She was recently initiated into Golden Crest. Who's Who Stress Excellence Lee Crawley has been a familiar face of the basketball court and now works as an advisor for the round ball squad. Alpha Delta Pi is competently led by Mary Anna Marsh, who works vitally with all-Greek activities. John D. Witt is more at home in his lab coat in the chemistry department. He has done outstanding work with foundation grants. Jill Moon, too, has lent her leadership abilities to the Greek system and served as presi- dent of Panheiienic Council and in sev- eral offices of Alpha Gamma Delta. 192 Front row: Dean Wallace, Steve Coffman, Larry Roy, Richard Shaw, John Laws, Publicity: John McBurney, President: Jack Bates, Vice-President; Sara Breen, Secretary-Treasurer; Joe Templet, Vice-President; Edward Sosnow, Bill Notz, Sponsor, Terry Mendenhall, Sponsor, Back row: Bob SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT The Society for the Advancement of Management is an organization of students of sophomore level or higher who are interested in furthering their under- standing of business and management techniques. The organization gives students a chance to hear and exchange ideas with prominent businessmen in various fields. Front row: Ron Pfeiffer, Dr, Might, Gary Griffiths, Tom Potts, Vice-Presi- dent; Karen Prather, Toni Cordry, Secretary; Marcia Peck, Tony Dou- sette. President; Jim Bertoncino, Treasurer? Dr. Harold Thomas, Sponsor, Orr, Walter Campbell, Victor Goethe, Jim Cook, Dennis Kirkendoll, Dave Niegsch, Robert Kunsnek. Henry Burnett, John Humphrey, Roy Johnson. Henry Lavala, Ralph Frizzell. KAPPA MU EPSILON Kappa Mu Epsilon is the honorary fraternity for mathematics majors and minors. Each year Kappa Mu Epsilon students present programs about different areas of mathematics and sponsor guest speakers from other colleges and universities who can enrich their program. Tom Loneragn, Back row: Alan Adkins, Ernest Woodhead, Dr. Ron Smith, Dennis Hewett. Richard Ingold. Calvin Mein, Keith Huff. David Yousef- zodeh, Doug Cooper. 193 Under the supervision of Dr, Aldon Bebb, KSTA officers meet to discuss problems and upcoming projects. KSTA-NEA Stella Unruh. senior and student teacher, helps a College High School home economics student with her sewing project. 194 Student Kansas State Teacher's Association (Stu- dent KSTA) and Student National Education Associa- tion (Student NEA) is the pre-professional associa- tion for college and university students preparing to teach. It provides members with opportunities for developing personal growth and professional compe- tence; for gaining and understanding of the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching profes- sion; for participating in cooperative work on the prob- lems of the profession and the community; for active professional membership on the local, state, national and world level. Each education major in the Education Department is required to enroll in the professional semester during their senior year. The professional semester consists of practice teaching in either College High School or Horace Mann Elementary School as well as courses in the theory and practice of education. For seven weeks out of the semester each student teaches in a school off campus to gain more practical experience. Judy Vignery, student teacher, helps a kindergarten student show off her paper bag dress during a session at Horace Mann Laboratory School. KSTA OFFICERS: Front row: Nancy Yocum, 1st Vice-President; Jeanette Borello. Advisory Board: Giulia Bradford, State His- torian; Susan Horton. Newsletter Editor. Back row: Pat Beery, Secretary. Jack Zayac, 2nd Vice-President: Orin Swift. Advisory Board; Linda McPherson, Publicity Chairman; Phil Carter, Treasurer. 19 5 Front row; Sandy Moore, Syrilda Hughes, Mary Benedict,Teresa Wishall, Sandra Stoll, Linda Cable, Judy Kjellander, Nancy Bowen, Karen Korn, Martha Hutchins. Back row: Donna Taylor. Suzanne Street, Bob Cross, KAPPA Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society in education. Its purpose is to encourage high professional, intel- lectual, and personal standards and to recognize out- standing contributions to education. Membership of Front row: Irene West, Donna Taylor, Karol Geiger. Gwen Daily, Carol Wirth, Shirley Reasaner, Pat Latinis, Jeanne Kramer. Sharon Harris. Arlene Vining. Back row: Guy Coonrod, Counselor; Carolyn Btazic, Trea- surer; Janet Brown, Vice-President; Dr. Hudiburg, Counselor; Jody lr- Dennls Wakeland. Chuck McGuire, Dr. Reid McKinney, Orin Swift, John Francis, Al Harrison, Lillian Bosseau. DELTA PI Alpha Zeta Chapter includes graduate students, faculty, juniors and seniors who meet the standards of the organization. win. President; Mary Pierce, Historian; Phil Briscoe, Secretary, Execu- tive Board: Larry Bradshaw, Tom Lundblad, Helen Justice, Linda Stephan. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta is an honorary fraternity which strives to pro- mote a mastery of written expres- sion, to encourage worthwhile reading, and to foster a spirit of good fellowship among students of the English Department. The organization strives to stimulate by providing the reward of mem- bership and dongenial association with persons of like aspirations. Front row; Edna Hollis, Phyllis Foster. Shirley Reasoner, Becky Harrison, Elaine Bryant, Doris Dotson, Sec- ond row: Jean McColley. Eugene DeGruson, Gary Wimmer. Charles Cagle, William Duffy, Michael McMullen, Dan Pease, Dr. Mary Moore. ENGLISH CLUB The English Club is an organization open to all stu- dents majoring or minoring in English. The club is de- Front row: Doris Dotson. Dan R. Pease, Shirley Reasoner, Sue Fingerie, Alice Frantz, Martha Veasley, Marrene Ryder, Louanne Wyrick, Kay Car- ter. Second row: Dr. Mary R. Moore, Phyllis Foster, Jean McColley, Edna Hollis, Elaine Bryant, Becky Harrison, Ruby Avery, Martha Hutchins, signed to promote interest in the field as well as to stim- ulate academic achievement. Esther Walton, Pegi Duggan, Jean Douglas. Back row; Gary Wimmer, Den- nis Wakeland, Charles Cagle. Steve Mosler, William Duffy, Eugene DeGru- son. Michael McMullen. 197 STUDENT ORGAN GUILD Student Organ Guild is a nationally affiliated or- ganization of students in- terested in organ history and use. Through partici- pation in this organization, students gain a greater appreciation and under- standing of the organ. Front row; Linda Epple, Sect- Treas.; Carol Ann Bain, Gienna Drake. Marian Wilks, Historian; Martha Pate, Sponsor. Back row; Joseph Fanska, Thomas C. Morgan, Duane Lash, President. PHI UPSILON OMICRON Phi Upsilon Omicron, a professional Home Eco- nomics Fraternity, was founded at the University of Minnesota on February 10,1909. In July of 1920, Phi Upsilon was organized on the campus of Kansas State College. During the war years the chapter became inactive and on March 18, 1961, it was reactivated. Phi Upsilon Omicron membership is based on scholar- ship and professional interest. Front row: Mary Roos. Judy Barnes. Sharon Brant, Vice President: Mary Ann O’Malley, Mary Lee Benedict.Treasurer. Back row; Mary Baker, Reporter; Stella Unruh. RoJean Loucks, Historian; Cynthia Pierce. Kathleen Gilliland, Parliamentarian; Janice Knuth. 198 Front row: Sondra Monroe, Secretary: Carolyn Blazic, President; Dorothy Seiler, Vice-President; Marily Hayden. Historian. Back row: Jacqueline Tassi, Dr. Ralf Thomas, Sponsor; Jerry Pickedll, Julie Hess. Editor. SPORTS CAR CLUB PI OMEGA PI The Foreign Sports Car Club is a group of students interested in motor sport and related social activities. During the year the club holds many sport car rallies, gymkhanas and picnics. Pi Omega Pi is an honorary Business Education Fraternity. It was established on K.S.C.'s campus in 1954. Through membership in the organization stu- dents gain better knowledge in the field of business education and its responsibilities. It is the oldest na- tional fraternity for business education in the United States. Front row: Beverly Brown, Treasurer, Sam Raines. Business Manager, Michael Devlin, President, W. C. Alexander, Vice-President, Diane Loiselle, Secretary. Back row: Ronald Laughlin. Jim Graves, Dennis Sivits, Tony Giordano, John Noltensmeyer. Al Goodger, 199 BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club, open to majors and minors in the Biological Science Department, seeks to help stu- dents gain greater knowledge of the practical points of teaching and of the profession. Front row: Dr. Theodore M, Sperry, Charles Paxson, President; Barbara Eskridge, Cynthia Brant, Jeannie Wigton, Secretary; Cheryl Carr, Michael Spurgeon, Vice-President; Ralph Kelting, Sponsor. Back row: Richard Spencer, Martin Grotheer, Andy Puletasi, Herb Rice, Jim Redford, Trea- surer; Roger Talley, Publicity Chairman; Tom Ward, John D. Moore- house. BETA BETA BETA Beta Beta Beta is the national scholastic honorary society in biology. Its purposes are to stimulate sound scholarship, to disseminate scientific knowledge, and Front row: Dr. Ralph Kelting, Dr. Theodore M. Sperry, Dr. J. Carl Bass, Parliamentarian; Mimi Gudgen, Secretary; Christina Reda. 2nd Vice- President; Jeannie Wigton, Historian; Cynthia Brant, Verla Wood. Cheryl Carr. Dr. J. C. Johnson. Jr., Counselor: Dr. Leland Keller. Back row: Tim to promote biological research. Gamma Psi Chapter, one of 175 chapters in the United States and Puerto Rico, was installed on the K.S.C. campus in 1960. J. Hobson, Charles Paxson, John D. Moorehouse, Gary E. Rodrick, Presi dent; Tom Waller, 1st Vice-President; Martin Grotheer, Michael Spurgeon, James Redford, David E. Foster. The Trade Industry Club was founded to promote the spirit, cooperation and good fellow- ship among students majoring in vocational tech- nical training. The hope of the organization is to instill pride and loyalty in the accomplishments of trade and industry through educational and social activities. The Trade . Industry Club was chartered in March of 1956 and now has 125 charter members. Front row: Barb Shute, Mr. Carl McEntire, Marcia Bowyer, Back row: Joe B. LeFever, Student Ass't. Rept-; Daryl Stine. President; Charlie Her- renbruck. TRADE AND INDUSTRY CLUB Front row: Luventa Paxton, Joyce Lanfcz, Roberta Gelso, Nancy Bishop, Linda Streib, Carolyn Baker, Leanna Taylor, Sue Shultz, Connie York, Mary Katzer, Edith Hammonds, Marcia Bo wye r. Barb Shuts. Back row.- Melvin Clutter, Howard Milter, Lee Lunderman, Earl W. Dearinger, Kerry Elkins, Carl R. McEntire, Sponsor; Joe B. LeFever, Daryl Stine, Charles Herrenbruck, Donald Whitson, Philip Kimmel, Gary Shepard. 201 Front row: Lyle Griffiths, Delbert Goertz, Roger Stout, Carl Birney, Paul Strausz, James Warne, William Peels, Gene Allton, Tim Taylor, David Steele, Ron Brinkman, Milam Mounts. Second row: Vang Chii-Dong, Rich- ard Piech, Gary Goul, James Conrad, John Eidsvig, Tony Whitesides, Gary Diebolt, Charles Metro, Orin Hendrickson, Quentin Hurst, Fred Steinmetz, Richard Chi tty. Back row: A. O. Brown ill, R. D, Weathers, James Ridings. George Pitcher, Ronald Mitchell, Dutch Postier, James Seibold, Paul Vaughn, Larry Schiewe, Ed Miller, Steve Mount, Loren Loucks. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION CLUB Front row: Loren Loucks. President? Steve Mount, Vice-President; Ed Miller, Secretary; Richard Chitty, Refreshment Chairman. Back row: A. O. Brown III, Sponsor; Larry Schiewe, Treasurer; Paul Vaughn, Publicity Chairman; R. D. Weathers, Sponsor. The Industrial Education Club is an or- ganization for all majors and minors in in- dustrial education. Its objectives are to pro- vide professional growth and fellowship among students and faculty in the Industrial Education Department. It is hoped that through this association a broader under- standing of the field can be achieved. 202 Front row: Robert Bradley, Co-Trustee; Richard Jacques, Trustee; Dale Skolaut, President; Larry Miner, Secretary; Ste- phen Cole, Treasurer; Charles Sours, Back row: Kimble O. Bart low, A. Q. Brown III, Wallace Q. Jensen, L Vern Gilmartin, Gerald Cheek, Edward A, Swink. EPSILON PI AM CHEMICAL SOCIETY Epsilon Pi Tau, the international honorary profes- sional fraternity in industrial arts and vocation educa- tion, strives for the improvement of professional stan- dards, research, craftsmanship, teaching materials, and communication media. It develops public interest in the aims of Industrial education. Front row: Ray Sigg, Richard Woolery, James Crump, Chester Campbell, Charles F. Bogatre, Theodore E- Snider, Dr, J. L. Pauley, Sponsor. Back The American Chemical Society serves as a step- ping-stone for undergraduate students into member- ship in the senior group of the American Chemical Society. Goals of the group are to establish profes- sional ethics in chemistry. row; Dee Sherrill. David A. Beal, Dick Diebolt. Kenneth Gray, James Ber- toncino, Tony Giordano, Roy Space. 203 PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia of America was founded at the Boston Conservatory of Music on October 6, 1898. Since then it has expanded into an organization of 136 chapters. The purpose of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is to advance the cause of music in America, to foster the welfare and brotherhood of students who are pursuing a music career and to encourage loyalty to the campus of Kansas State College. 'Doug McCarter Richard McClarrinon Ed Martin Tom (Morgan Henry Myers 204 Russell Pickering Dave Smardo Ted Smider Francis Zigmund Jim Burnett SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Alpha Kappa chapter of Sigma Alpha lota was or- ganized on the Kansas State College campus in 1930. The chapter here was the first teacher's college chap- ter of the national music fraternity for women to be established. Members chosen for Sigma Alpha lota must be girls with outstanding musical ability and high scholastic ratings. The purpose of the organization is to uphold and further the highest ideals of musical education and performance. Debra Barnes Carol Coy Diane Davis Alice Green Pam Hamilton Sue Zan Hobson Nancy Holman Gail Laing Nancy Martin Mary Pierce 205 Cheryl Roberts Bonnie Trimmer Joyce Walker Marion Wilks Alice Winter Front row: Helen Simmons, Grayce Osborn, Linda Boyes, Lois Kirby, Betty Halvorsen, President; Janine Cox. Vice-President; Pat Land, Kathy Friend, Carol France, Carol Hancock. Second row: Marilyn Bash. DeAnn Hayes, Stephanie Snyder, Beth Barnett. Donna Taylor. Myrna Arb, Nikki James. Kevin Rowden. Sandy Perkins, Treasurer; Joyce Irwin. Back row: Shirley Benedict, Publicity; Dianna Yocum, Gerry Albins, Phyllis Broyles, Paula Slease, Secretary; Jane Poppe. Kay Hair, Carol Andrews, P.E.M.M. CLUB A spirited couple . . . The P.E.M.M. Club is an organization for women at Kansas State College who are either majoring or minor- ing in physical education. Through the organization the girls can participate more in a wide variety of sports as well as the other activities of the club and further their professional interest. During the year the P.E.M.M. Club sponsors a Christmas Banquet for mental retarded children at Parsons, a Senior High Clinic and Playday, a dance clinic, and delegates to state physical education con- ventions. Below are some pictures taken at the Junior High Playday that the P.E.M.M. Club sponsored early in the year. . . . a spirited group, for that matter, but they were fun. 206 Intramural sports like this basketball game are one of the major activities of WRA. WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION The Women's Recreation Association is an active organization for all full-time women students. The women enrolled at Kansas State College are offered a wide variety of sports and activities. Throughout the school year the organization provides the women Front row: Ruby Avery, Lois Kirby, Pat Land, Donna Taylor. Joyce Irwin, Kevin Rowden. Back row: Miss Copeland, Linda Boyes, Phyllis Broyles, with opportunities to participate in such activities as swim parties, volleyball games, basketball tourna- ments, square dances, and many others. WRA also sponsors the women's intramural field hockey, bas- ketball, volleyball and softball teams, Chris Rhodes. Kay Hair. Susan Whitehead. Helen Simmons. Kathy Friend, Gerri Albins, Judy Chowning, Shirley Benedict. 207 Paul Lawrence. Director of A-V, Roland Cummings, David Minsch. Ralph Hawkins, Samuel Ross, and Bill Kiehneff-a few of the members and sponsors of radio club-overlook some of the KSC equipment. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB K-CLUB The K.S.C. A-V Center Amateur Radio Club is a group of students interested in the benefits of associ- ating with other persons interested in amateur radio. It is hoped that, through the club, members can develop individual efficiency and further the interest of radio in the general community. The club is licensed by the Fed- eral Communications Commission and participates in the National Defense Alert System. K-Club is composed of all the lettermen in all the sports at Kansas State College. Its purpose is to provide better relations between the student body and the athletic department. Membership in the club is open to all men who have lettered in one or more var- sity sports at Kansas State College. Front row; Al Ortolani, Sponsor; Ed Jukes. Gary Wilson, Bill Hazzard. John Peterson, Gregg Ohmes. Richard Valentine. Bob Bass, Lewis Kalm, Dave Niegsch, Gary Bond. Richard Monroe, Gary Massey. Larry Bowden. Don Hughes. Walter Smith, Bill Fruetel. Back row: Mike Nicholas, Larry Westen, Dee Baxter, Pat Normrte, Stu Powell. Floyd Mayes, Jerry Hud- son, John Tripp, Dennis Watson, Stan Fredrick, Rene Mejia, Bob Numricn, Alpha Biggs, Rick Alford, Carl Smitheran, Tommy Swan, Terry Taylor, Steve Bever. 208 IELCOME ENJOY YOU SPORTS 213 Back row: Coach Don Page, Dave Ross, Gary Cassidy, Barry Hurst, Jim King, Marvin Jack, Bill Tucker, Jim King, Ass’t. Coach Dave Ross. Second row: Pat Harmon, Jim Merritt, Jay Hedges, Dennis Watson, Rene Mejia, Mike Smith, Steve Bever, Ass't- Coach George Kerstern First row: Tom Winton, Jerry Sigafoose, Steve Eagan, Jim Torrence, Bill Wilcox. Bill Rink. Tom Swan. BASEBALL '66 March 26 Buena Vista College H April 1 Rock hurst College H April 12 Drury College A April 16 Baker University H April 20 John Brown University A April 23 Southwest Mo. State A April 26 St. Benedict's College A April 29 K.S.T.C. H May 3 Southwest Mo. State H May 4-7 CIC Tournament A at Omaha Gorillas take CIC Cham- pionship for second year in a row; but do not par- ticipate in NAIA tourney. 214 Tom Swan receives instructions from Coach Page in game with Rockhurst. An S.M.S. player takes a bail in an early season game at the Gorillas' home diamond. CROSS COUNTRY Stuart Powell extends a welcome hand to his grimmacing teammate. Keith Varvel. Harriers Reap the Benefits of Hard Work; Place High in Big Invitational Meets. Don Hughes, Terry Taylor, Stuart Powell, and Tom Wilkens work on coordination before a dual meet. 216 Back row from the left: Coach Prentice Gudgeon, Felix Livingston, Stuart Powell, Don Hughes, and Assistant Coach Dennis Tague, Front row from the left: Tom Wilkins, Keith Varvel, Pat Normileand Terry Taylor. SCHEDULE The battle over, mud splotched runners head for dryer ground. Sept. 24 Oklahoma Baptist Oct. 1 Wichita Invitational Oct. 8 S.M.S. at Pittsburg Oct. 15 S.M.S. Invitational Oct. 21 Culver Stockton Invitational Oct. 28 Emporia at Pittsburg Nov. 5 Arkansas at Fayetteville Nov. 12 C.I.C. Meet at Omaha 217 218 FOOTBALL K.S.C. Hos First Winning Season in Three Years. Head Coach Carney Smith concentrates deeply as his team prepares home opener. Assistant Coach Joe Murphy lectures to his mules' about the mistakes they are making. Trainer Al Ortolani and his assistants carry the injured Joe Lee to the sideline. Charles Justice (85) stretches for a Tom Gorman pass. Injuries Felled Many Key Personnel 220 221 Halfback Fred Held is helped off the gridiron by Ed Jukes (64) and Steve Eagan (71). Held suffered a broken foot and was sidelined for the rest of the season. An overflow crowd watches the kickoff of the Homecoming game. Ten thousand fans went home stunned as the Hornets upset the “Big Red.1 Gorillas Suffer First Homecoming Loss in Seventeen Years . . . 27-20 Gary Wilson (42) heads for that promised land as Emporia defenders strain to catch him. ♦ « t i Jerry Hudson (14), fleet KSC halfback, snares an A. J, Wachter pass in Homecoming action. No, it’s my turn to lead. Practice sessions were really something else. Gorilla defenders converge on an Omaha speedster. KSC scalped the Indians 21 to 7. 223 Back row: Gary Wilson, Ben Witty, Larry Beard, Tom Gorman, Richard Val- entine, Charles Justice, Louis Kaim, Gene Dudley, Keith Just, Charles Broyles, Richard Clemens (Assistant Trainer}, Joe Lee, A. J. Wachter. Second row: Tom Lester (Assistant Coach), Jerry Hedger (Assistant Coach), Dave Sears (Assistant Coach), Larry Bowden. John Tripp, Ed Jukes, Gregg Ohmes, Dennis Watson, Steve Eagan, John Peterson, John Calo (Assistant Coach), John Osborn (Assistant Coach), Joe Murphy (Line Coach), Carnie Smith (Head Coach), First row: Al Ortolan! (Trainer), Bob Numeric, Fred Linebarger, Bill Atwell, Floyd May,. Jerry Hudson, Al- pha Bibbs, Bill Rink, Frank White, John Dixon, Bill Hazzard, Gary Masey, Randy Gorell (Assistant T rainer). FOOTBALL RECORD HONORS ..s.c. OPR. Steve Eagan All CIC offensive tackle 20 Central Mo. State ... .18 Dennis Watson All CIC offensive end 35 University of Mo., Rolla . . . . 23 Gary Wilson AH CIC offensive halfback 14 N.E. Mo. State .... 49 Charles Justice All CIC offensive end 7 S.W. Mo. State 6 Louis Kalm All CIC offensive tackle 21 Omaha University 7 John Peterson All CIC defensive tackle 24 Washburn University . . . . ... 20 Bill Hazzard All CIC defensive end 20 Emporia Teachers .... 27 21 Fort Hays State .... 12 ALL NAIA AREA TEN 35 N.E. Okla. State College .... 27 Charles Justice Offensive end Dennis Watson Offensive end Steve Eagan Offensive tackle Gary Wilson Offensive halfback Bill Hazzard Defensive end John Peterson Defensive tackle NAIA ALL AMERICAN 224 John Peterson Defensive tackle Gorillas Finish Season in a Tie for CIC Crown with Fort Hays Tigers; Close Campaign with 7 Wins------2 Losses. Coach Carnie Smith retired after 18 successful years at the K.S.C. helm. Smith finished with a record of L i 6 wins, 52 losses and 6 ties. Coach Smith and squad receive recognition at an all-school convocation honoring the CIC co-champions. 225 BASKETBALL: Lock of Height, Loss of Key Letterman and a Rugged Rood Schedule Pose Problems for New Mentor, Bob Johnson. Defense Will Play a Major Role in K.S.C. Roundball Season. Standing: Bob Johnson (Head Coach), John Paris (Manager), Marshall Jack Cook, Larry Skorupan, Gregg Zumwalt, Robbie Tucker, Dwight Hen- Sage. Larry Norris, Dave Niegsch, Larry Berry, Don Diggs, John Thies- derson, Jim pirnstill, Brian Carpenter, Dave Hudson, Gary Henderson, sen, Dennis Ferraro, Dick Long, Jim Chroust (Graduate Assistant), Bin Billy Savage. Dickey (Assistant Coach). First row: Ted Richardson. Archie Harrison, 6' 4 Dave Niegsch battles for reb- 'ind against the highly touted Omaha Indians. n a © ft ® a p 226 Billy Savage (23) tries to find an unguarded teammate against the hardpressing St. Benedict's club. SCHEDULE Agile Dwight Henderson surveys the situation and tries to finesse a Bearcat player. Dec. i McMurry College A Dec. 2 Hardin-Simmons U. A Dec. 6 N.W. Mo. State A Dec. 12 N.W. Mo. State H Dec. 15 Rockhurst College H Dec. 27-29 St. Cloud Invitational A Jan. 3 Central Mo. State H Jan. 6 Washburn U. A Jan. 7 Fort Hays State A Jan. 14 Omaha U. H Jan. 16 St. Benedict’s College H Jan. 25 Central Mo. State A Jan. 28 St. Benedict’s College A Jan. 31 S.W. Mo. State A Feb. 4 Washburn U. H Feb. 7 Omaha U. A Feb. 11 Emporia Teachers A Feb. 13 Lincoln U. A Feb. 18 Fort Hays State H Feb. 20 S.W. Baptist College A Feb. 21 Rockhurst College A Feb. 25 Emporia Teachers H 227 Co-captain Niegsch goes up for a bucket as Rockhurst defenders watch helplessly. Larry Berry, hustling junior, fights an Omaha player for a carom off the boards. All eyes are on the court as the K.S.C. round bailers are in action. 228 229 I ;- Henderson (-41) eyes the goal over the stretched arms of two Rockhurst players. Lithe Daryl Jones, St. Benedict's center, soars high to block a Gorilla play- er's shot. Larry Norris (34) guns an 18' jump shot. 230 Niegsch trfes a scoop” shot against the tenacious defense of the Ravens. Hendersonfires from point blank range as the other players jockey for positron under the boards. 231 Swimmers dive off in a dual meet held at the K.S.C, pool Dee Baxter shows form that makes him a fine diver. SWIMMING: Lack of Experience and Depth Pose Serious Problems for Swimmers, but Outstanding First Year Men Brighten the Outlook for Coach Joe Murphy. SCHEDULE Dec. 10 Hendrix College Relays A Jan. 13 S.W, Mo. State H Jan. 14 Park College H Jan. 27 Hendrix College H Feb. 4 Central Mo. State A Feb. 11 Hendrix College A Feb. 24 Emporia Teachers H Feb. 25 S.W. Mo. State A Mar. 4 University of Arkansas A Mar. 9-10-11 Interstate Championships A Mar. 16-17-18 N.A.I.A, Championships A First row; Jan Murray. Dee Baxter, Bill King, David Noltensmeyer, Joe Murphy, Jr. Robin Scully. Back row: Charles Kraus, Bill Fruetei, John Crooks, Richard Lear, Garry Bond, John Robertson. 233 I 234 SPRING SPORTS 235 Back row; Richard Monroe. Jan Longnecker. Bob Bass. Walfey Young, Rick Unseld, Don Hughes, Howard Murry. Waiter Smith, Second row; Gary Hermann, Ned Mattingly, Stan Frederick, Larry Bowden. Rick Af- ford, Norman Savage, Jerry Hudson. Kneeling: Mike Gilmore. Ken Ald- ridge. Carl Smitherton, Terry Taylor. Pat Normile, Stu Powell. TRACK Cinder men show much promise. Team will count heavily on the strong performances of Stu Powell and Pat Normile. SCHEDULE Jan. 21 N.A.l.A. Indoor Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 18 Kansas University Federation Meet Feb. 25 S.M.S. March 18 Kansas State Indoor March 25 Arkansas Relays March 31 Texas Relays April 21 Kansas Relays April 28 Drake Relays April 29 S.M.S. Relays May 5 Emporia Teachers May 12 C.I.C. Meet A A A A A A A A A 236 TENNIS Bright outlook for tennis players. Coach Patterson eyes C 1C trophy and other honors with experienced squad. Jim Robertson returns the ball to an unaware opponent. First row: Tom Pavy, Leland Van Scyke, Doug Campbell. Denny Schrves. Standing: Coach Tom Patterson, Richard Davis. Ron Laughfin, Jim Robertson. Back row: Dr. Jim Thomas, Coach; Chris Strand, Marshal Troxel. Bill Harsek, Steve Chalfant. First row: Larry Wooten, Leon Butterfield, Joe Broyles, Ed Broad hurst. Dave Thompson. GOLF Few returning lettermen paint a bleak outlook for golfers. New- comers must come through if K.S.C. hopes to make a run for the conference crown. SCHEDULE Mar. 23 S.M.S. A Mar. 29 Hays H April io Emporia A April 14 N.A.I.A. District 10 A April 21 S.M.S. H April 25 Washburn H May 5 Emporia H May 8 Washburn A May 15 C.I.C. H 238 Intramurals run the gamut of sports and offer all students the opportunity to relax and to add variety to their life. Faculty advisor Dr, Bill Dickey and Ns graduate assistant, Mike Lebeda, review the day's activities. Girls' basketball is one of the many sports the weaker sex may participate in. 239 A leaping defensive player tries to prevent a bucket by the opposing team. A worried took often reflects the score of the game. 240 Determination is the keynote of many games in the intramural bowling league. Players struggle for a rebound in an intramural basketball game. 241 Front row: Terry Kunstel, Mike Orfetelli, Steve Beaver, Jay Hedges, Dave Scheffelbind. Back row; Dave Sears, Coach; Gary Cassisdy, Richard Long, Marshal Sage, Barry Hurst, JohnCalo, Assistant Coach. Coach Sears and Steve Eagan check K.S.C.'s new baseball gear. The Gorillas hope to annex their second straight hardball crown. 242 BASEBALL 1967 Schedule Coaches anticipate another CIC championship. Talented new- comers and bevy of lettermen present a rosy picture. March 18 Buena Vista H March 25 Washburn H March 29 Emporia State A April 1 Baker University A April lO S.M.S. A April 12 Arkansas University A April 15 Rockhurst A April 19 John Brown University H April 22 St, Benedict H April 25 S.M.S. H April 29 Crouder Jr. College H May 3-6 CIC Tournament A Pitchers limber up their wings in preparation for a workout. K.S.C. is blessed with a strong hurling corps this year. 2 43 BAI-ZEL Carol Ann Bain, Music Colony Charles F. Bogatie, Chem. Pittsburg Doug R. Borchardt, Ind. Ed. Shawnee Mission Jim J. Chroust, Physical Ed. Bluff City Iris Ruth Crain, Ele. Ed. Neosho, Mo. Stanley Crawley, Math. Louisville, Ky. Judy Conklin, Guid. Osawatomie Virginia Dare, Ele. Ed. Uniontown Phijai Dejavanij, Art Bangkok, Thailand Phyllis Foster, English Red Oak, Iowa Jack R. Fulton, Political Science Pittsburg Dale A. Hall, Mathematics Merriam Rebecca Harrison, English Pittsburg Richard Hinthorn, Math. Independence Roland Huff, Math. Columbus Graduate Students Strive Iklil Ibrahim, Ed. Baghdad, Iraq Richard Ingold, Math. Hepler Henry Kusunoki, Ind- Ed. Honolulu, Hawaii Frank Little, Soc. Sc. Pittsburg Suzanne Long, Guid. Pittsburg Loren Loucks, Ind. Ed. Windom Donna McClure, Guid lola Judy McCreight, Ele. Ed. Arkansas City A. Edward Martin III, Music Coffey ville Ardyce Miller, English Havre, Montana Alice Mounts, Sec. Ed. Andale Daniel Muller, History Pittsburg James Ridings, Ind. Ed. Cedar Vale Herbert Schade, Physics Joplin, Mo. Donald Sieberns, Music Nevada, Mo- 246 Donna Taylor, English Independence James Trevino, Phy. Ed. Mancos, Colorado Nilawan Trevino, Math. Udorn Thailand Joyce Tucker, Ele. Ed. Ft. Scott Ross Wells, Math. Homeland, California Kenneth Wilbert, Math. Pittsburg Ann Williams, Music Liberal, Mo. Richard Woolery, Chem. Kincaid Darwin Zellmer, Physics Pittsburg Jacqualyn Zellmer, Ele. Ed. Fredonia For Further and Higher Education STUDENTS ENTERING CONVOCATION 247 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dave Jeffery, Pres.; John Laws, Vice Pres.; Dennis Roth, Rep.; Dave Niegsch, Treasurer; (not pictured Gwen Daily, Sec.) Seniors ‘67 . . . ADA-BRO Douglas Adams, Soc. Sc. Nevada, Mo. Alan Adkins, Phy. Sc. Baxter Springs Roxanna Albright, Ele. Ed. Parsons Mary Alderson, Speech Ther. Prairie Village William Alexander, Psych. Kansas City, Mo. Marjorie Alger, Ele. Ed. Chanute Raymond Allee, Auto. Tech. Ft. Scott Marilyn Alien, Ele. Ed. Galena Stephen Allen, Marketing Columbus Dennis Alvarez, History Mulvane Melvin Anderson, Drafting Carthage, Mo. Carol Andrews, Phy. Ed. Independence Archie Appleberry, Manu. Tech. Kansas City Sandy Askins, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg John Atkins, Electronics Joplin, Mo. 248 William Baker III, Econ Temple, Pa Larry Barber, Bus. Admin. Wichita Linda Barnes, Ele, Ed. Joplin, Mo- Melvin Barnett, Soc. Sc- Parker Jack Bates, Jr., Marketing Kansas City Thomas Bay, Ind. Ed. Arkansas City David Beaman, Math. Moran Larry Beard, Physics Pittsburg Terrell Beck, English Wichita Becky Bedene, Bus. Ed. Arma Edward Begey, Tech. Elect. Parsons Mary Benedict, Home Ec. Ft. Scott Shirley Benedict, Phy. Ed. Paola Carol Berthot, Ele. Ed- Chanute James Bertoncino, Chemistry Girard They Finally Made It! William Binkley, Accounting Excelsior Springs, Mo. Carolyn Blazic, Bus. Ed. Arma Walter Blood, Accounting Independence Jeanette Borello, History Pittsburg Lillian Bosseau, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg Lynn Bousman, Auto Tech, Shawnee Richard Bowles, Accounting Spring Hill Margery Brassart, Ele. Ed. Columbus Sara Breen, Bus. Ed. Wellington John Brennan, Accounting Kansas City Phillip Briscoe, History Great Bend Billie Brooks, Pre-Law Hume, Mo. Stephen Brooks, Auto. Tech, Parsons Ronald Brower, Ind. Arts Moran Janet Brown, English Pittsburg 249 BRO-DUY Phyllis Broyles, Phy. Ed. Blue Mound Darrel Bruns, Drafting Pittsburg Janet Bryan, Bus. Ed. Caney Bud Bualle, Soc. Sc. Arena Leonard Buchan, Bus. Ad. Shawnee Mission Joseph Bugni, Math. Pittsburg Velma Burns, For. Lang. Kansas City Carmen Butler, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg John Butler, Math. Pittsburg Leon Butterfield Jr., Mkt. Coffey ville Walter Campbell, Bus. Ad. Stanley Jack Cannon Jr., For. Lang. Pittsburg Connie Carpenter, Phy. Ed. Ft. Scott Richard Carpenter, Bus. Ad. Pleasanton Katherine Carter, Non-Major Independence Lead or Follow? Phil Carter, Ele. Ed. Chanute Sharon Carter, Ele. Ed. Vinita, Okla. Evelyn Casey, Bus. Ed. St. Paul Leslie Castellani, English Pittsburg Frances Cates, Ele, Ed. Joplin, Mo. Gordon Childers, Printing Arkansas City Richard Chitty, Auto. Tech. Sharpsburg, la. Opal Chrisenbery, Ele. Ed. Nevada, Mo. Judy Christian, Art Middletown, Mo. Joel Christianson, Ind. Ed- Wichita Ronald Christopher, Auto. Tech. Hoisington Donald Clow, Art Joplin, Mo. Casey Clugston, Bus. Ad. Pittsburg Karen Coaker, History Pittsburg Linda Coble, Elem. Ed. Dearing 250 Stephen Cole, Ind. Arts Great Bend Sherry Collins, Math. Galena Butch Cook, Business Akron, Ohio James Cook, Mkt. Overland Park Ronald Cook, Auto. Tech. Ft. Scott Joyce Coonrod, Ele. Ed. Bronaugh, Mo. Everett Cooper, Drafting Carthage, Mo. Danna Coulter, Soc. Work Pittsburg George Covey, Bus. Ed. Elsmore Michael Crane, Bus. Ad. Farmington, Mich. Gayle Croker, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg Chester Crosetto, Accounting Coffeyvitle Robert Cross, Art Ed. Oswego Joseph Cukjati, Accounting Arma Larry Cusack, Accounting Joplin, Mo. Now What? Gwendolyn Daily, Ele. Ed. Prairie Village Beverly Dalrymple, Soc. Sc. McCune Merl Daniel, Accounting Ft. Scott Larry Davis, History Goodland Lynn Deckard, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg John Dernovish Jr., Accounting Parsons Dan Dick, Accounting Parsons Millie Dodson, Mkt. Joplin, Mo. Charles Doherty, Auto. Tech. Overland Park R. Bryson Dover, History Kansas City Frank Duesi, Chem. Ft. Scott Pegi Duggan, English Joplin, Mo. Michael Dulle, Accounting Kansas City Frankie Dunnick, Finance McCune Nicki Duy, Ele. Ed. Kansas City 251 EAD-HAT Carol Eades, Ele. Ed. 1 ndependence Gerald Eades, Printing Independence Thomas Earp, Bus. Ad. Independence Cary Eckhart, Drafting Joplin, Mo. Eva Edwards, Ele. Ed. Chanute Ronald Ehmann, Phy. Ed. Miami, Fla. Daryl England, Rec. Parsons Anna Enoch, For. Lang. Wyandotte, Okla. Stephen Evinger, Psych. Carthage, Mo. Gary Fair, History Monett, Mo. Phillip Falke, Tech. Elect. Westphalia Jimmy Farley, Ind. Arts Pittsburg Frank Farnsworth Jr., Mkt. Syracuse, N. Y. Ataolah Farokhpour, Jour. Tehran, Iran Joyce Fogo, Art Ed- Burr Oak David Foster, Biology Reserve Larry Fox, Drafting Clay Center John Francis, Speech Rose Hill Roy Freeman Jr., History Joplin, Mo. Robert Frikken, Math, Mulvane Class of '67 Consists . . . . Bill Fruetel, Accounting Prairie Village David Gailey, Ind. Arts Kansas City William Gallagher, Ind. Ed. Haliowell Peter Garrison, History Matawan, N. J. Sherrill Gatchell, Ele. Ed. Clay Center Ron Gates, Journalism Girard Karol Geiger, Psych. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Robert Gefso, Ind. Arts Pittsburg Delbert Gentry, History Neodesha Lawrence Gilheany, Manu. Tech. Mechanicville, N. Y. 252 Kathleen Gilliland, Home Ec. Hiattville Jamie Gilmore, Bus. Ed. Baxter Springs Tony Giordano Jr., Chemistry Mission Nancy Girard, Ele. Ed. Wichita Janet Goble, Ele. Ed. Independence Victor Goethe, Bus. Ad. Kansas City Charles Goforth, Biology Overland Park Norma Golden, Ele. Ed. Parsons Dale Gordon, Ind. Ed. Independence Carol Gorman, Art Ed. Erie Linda Graham, Biology Pittsburg Martha Grainger, Art Arkansas City Clayton Graves, Wood Tech. Hermosa Beach, Cal. Kenneth Gray, Chemistry Columbus Alice Green, Music Girard Pamela Greenfield, English Wichita John Gunnels, Auto. Tech. Drexel, Mo. Dennis Haddock, Social Work Dallas, Tex. Eva Hale, Sociology Baxter Springs Darwin Hamilton, Ind. Arts Garnett of Memories Now! Robert Hammel, Accounting Prairie Village Sharon Hammer, Ele. Ed. Kansas City Walter Harader, Drafting Arkansas City Robert Harper, Ind. Arts Pittsburg Jack Harris, History Pittsburg Sharon Harris, Ele. Ed. Caney Albert Hartman, Math. Joplin, Mo. Jeannetta Haslam, Home Ec. Pittsburg Darwin Hastings, Marketing Independence Richard Hathaway, Social Work Kansas City 253 HAU-JOH Dan Hauser, Soc. Sc. Overland Park Gordon Hawkins, Auto, Tech, Atwood Marilyn Hayden, Bus. Ed. Girard Bonnie Headley, Ele. Ed. Humboldt Ralph Headley, Auto. Tech. Gas City Jacque Helton, History Joplin, Mo. James Henderson, Ind. Arts I ndependence Orin Hendrickson, Ind. Arts Eureka Alice Henry, Ele. Ed. Independence Mark Herrin, Non-Major Prairie Village Tana Herron, Ele. Ed. Joplin, Mo. Joyce Hestand, Bus. Ed. Coffey ville Lemuel Hester, Sociology Kansas City Larry Hitl, Ele. Ed. Kansas City Ralph Hill, Phy. Ed. Carl Junction, Mo. Clothesline Art Richard Hines, Physics Pittsburg Royce Hines, Printing Wichita Raymond Hittle, Phy. Sc. Spring Hill Sue Hobson, Ele. Ed. Parsons Timothy Honson, Biology Howard Dawn Holden, Ele. Ed. Joplin, Mo- James Holman, Music Ed. Riverton Warren Holt, Accounting Welda William Hood, Mkt. Pittsburg Dodie Morgan, Art Ed. Pittsburg Meredith Houser, Ele. Ed. Roeland Park Terry Howard, Music Ed. Webb City, Mo. Victoria Howard, Social Work Ft. Scott Elaine Hubbard, Ele. Ed. Joplin, Mo. Jerry Hudson, Math. Girard 2 54 Attracts Attention Syrilda Hughes, Math. Coffey ville Paul Hulen, Drafting Shawnee Mission Nancy Hurst, Rec. Columbus Quentin Hurst, Auto. Tech. Valley Falls Martha Hutchins, English Carthage, Mo. Jon Hutchinson, Accounting Ft. Scott Rochelle Ireland, Ele. Ed- Pittsburg Donna Jackson, Home Ec. Pittsburg Jerry James, Soc. Sc. Arma Dave Jeffery, Chemistry Meade Joe Jenkins, Mkt. Kansas City Jerrie Jennings, Home Ec. Coffeyville Wallace Jensen, Drafting Pittsburg Carol John, Phy. Ed. Burlington Eileta Johnson, Ele. Ed. Edna 255 JOH-MAH Kenneth Johnson, Lit. Pittsburg Steve Johnson, Bus, Ad. Viola Thomas Johnson, Sociology Carthage, Mo. Robert J. Johnston, Accounting Pittsburg Mary Jones, English Kansas City Nancy Jones, Ele. Ed. Kansas City Keith Just, Recreation Marion Helen Justice, Soc. Sc. Columbus James Kastler, Accounting Pittsburg Benny Keathley, Wood Tech. VanBuren, Mo. Phyl Keller, Ele. Ed. St. Francis Sandra Kennedy, Mkt. Pittsburg Patricia Kentner, Home Ec. Golden City, Mo. Earl Kidd, Marketing South Bend, Ind. Dennis Kirkendoll, Mkt. Pittsburg Michael Kirkendoll, Mkt. Prairie Village Judith Kjellander, English Parsons George Kline, Soc. Sc- Pierce City, Mo. Sam Knight Jr., Mkt. Coffey vi lie Patricia Kobus, English Webb City, Mo. We'll Never Forget the Hard Work to Judy Koch, Ele. Ed. Arlington Heights, 111. Janie Koonce, Bus. Ed. Overland Park John Koonce, Printing Emporia Paul Komechuk, Printing Chelsea, Mass. Maribeth Kramer, Biology Garden Plain Charles Kraus, Bus. Ad. Moscow, Pa. Tim Krumer, Biology Garden Plain Eileen Kuhel, Accounting Girard Ron Lane, Tech. Elec. Shawnee Patricia Latinis, For. Lang. Coffey ville 256 Imogene Lawson, Ele. Ed. Lamar, Mo. Ronald Laughlin, Accounting Carthage, Mo. Mona Lay, Ele. Ed. Neosho, Mo. Donna Leonard, Home Ec. Carl Junction, Mo. Ray Leonard, Ind. Arts Carl Junction, Mo. Corranzo Lewis, Social Work Kansas City Raymond Lippert, Auto. Tech. Lyndon Mimi Little, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg James Loaf man. Accounting Carthage, Mo. Margie Locke, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg Stephen Lomshek, Auto. Tech. Pittsburg Rojean LouGks, Home Ec. Inman Aaron Lowe, Phy. Ed. Cassville, Mo. John Lucas, Bus. Ad. Kansas City Gretta Luttrell. Speech lola Robert Lynn, Spanish Flemington, Mo. Patricia McAtee, Ele. Ed. Girard John McBurney, Bus. Ad. Caney Ann McCalmont, Sociology Ft. Scott Bill McClung, Drafting Mangum, Okla. Reach the Goal This Year Brought. Connie McCulley, Art Oswego Janice McCullough, Ele. Ed. Humboldt RoSetta McDougai, Music Cherokee Charles McGuire, Math. Oakiey Judy Mcllrath, Art Ed. Neosho, Mo. Rollin McKean, Soc. Sc. Mulvane Mary McKee, Biology Liberal, Mo. Frederick McKenna III, Soc. Work Pittsburg Jimmy McNair, Ind. Arts Wichita John Mahin, Marketing Overland Park 257 MAR-PER Charles Marino, Ind. Ed. Frontenac Mary Marsh, Ele. Ed. Columbus Sue Marshall, For. Lang. Salina Larry Martin, Pol. Sc- Wellington Nancy Martin, Music Ed. Erie Jack Marian, Elec. Peru Carmen Mason, Ele. Ed. Independence Unda Massa, Art Ed- Arma Karen Mayer, Phy, Ed. Nacogdoches, Tex. Wayne Meadows, Drafting Elk City Frank Meara, Accounting Fort Scott Bill Merchant, Drafting Carthage. Mo. Richard Messenger, Music Pittsburg Norma Meek, Ele. Ed. Chanute Dan Michaelis, Sociology Independence But We're Glod Leila Miles, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg Charles Miller, Speech Mobile, Ala. Duane Miller, Print. Tech. Sand Springs, Okla. Edward Miller, Ind. Arts Goddard Larry Miller, Tech. Elec. Parsons Ronald Mitchell, Ind. Arts Great Bend Sondra Monroe, Bus. Ed. McCune Jill Moon, Ele. Ed, Pittsburg Vivian Moore, Ele. Ed- Joplin, Mo. Joyce Morarity, Ele. Ed- Pittsburg Donald Morey, Math. Pittsburg Jim Morey, Phy. Ed. Pittsburg Michael Morgan, Chemistry Pittsburg Nora Moriconi, Ele, Ed. Frontenac Roy Morlan, Accounting lola 258 Alan Morris, Math. Kansas City Steve Mosler, English McCune Steven Mount� tnd. Arts Mt. Hope Lawrence Murray, Accounting Weir Pricilla Nairn, Ele- Ed. Pittsburg James Needham, Art Mapleton Dennis Neil, Marketing Carthage, Mo. Steven Newton. Accounting Spring Hill Stephen Newton, Bus. Ad. Pittsburg Sharon Nichols, Ele. Ed. Independence Betty Nicholson, Ele. Ed. Miami, Okla. Joseph Niegsch, Bus. Ad, Pittsburg Peggy Niemeir, Soc. Work Ft. Scott Ranter Nooteboom, Mkt. Chanute Wayne Norman, Ind. Arts Chanute We Mcrc e It! Larry Nutt, Accounting Parsons Wayne Ogata, Biology Kealakedua, Ha. Charles O’Malley, Mkt, Scammon Bonham Oney, Phy. Ed. Pittsburg Robert Orr, Marketing Overland Park Vicki Orr, English Parsons Grayce Osborn, Phy. Ed. Colony Richard Osborn, History Joplin, Mo. Diana Osburn, Accounting Neodesha Richard Osiecki, Psych. Leavenworth John Palcher, Bus. Ad- Kansas City Rosie Parker, Ele. Ed. Kansas City Stephen Parks, Bus. Ad. Kansas City, Mo. John Pelizza, Phy, Ed. Flushing, N. Y. Gary Pernot, History Arma 259 PET-SLA Larry Peterson, Math. Buffalo Nora Phelan, Pol. Sc. Pittsburg Mary Pierce, Music Ed. lola Priscilla Pomeroy, Ele. Ed. Kansas City Dutch Postier, Ind. Ed. Plevna Robert Potter, Drafting Valley Center Lori Prete, Ele. Ed. Wichita George Primm, Ind. Arts Pittsburg Mitchell Puckett, Mkt. Parsons Aneterea Puletasi. Bio. Pago Pago, American Samoa Hours of Study Robert Queen, Bus. Ad. Parsons Abie Ratzlaff, Ind. Ed. Buhler Gary Ratzlaff, Mkt. Pittsburg Shirley Reasoner, For. Lang. Oxnard, Calif. Vickie Redfern, Ele. Ed. Girard James Redford, Biology Leavenworth Carol Reece, For. Lang. La Cygne Donna Reece, Ele. Ed. Thayer Thomas Reeves, Bus. Ad. Columbus Herman Renfro, Pol. Sc. Girard Phyllis Rensing, Biology Chanute David Richwine, Accounting Carthage, Mo. Kent Roberts, Ind. Arts Wichita Robert Roberts, Drafting Galena Tom Robertson III, Drafting Pittsburg Gary Robinson, Bus. Ad. Parsons Emma Rogers, Home Ec. Leavenworth Wayne Rogers, Sociology Kansas City Marcella Roper, Ele. Ed. Joplin, Mo. Claudia Rose, Bus. Ed. Kansas City 260 Gary Rose, Accounting Mindenmines, Mo. Patricia Rooney, History Nevada, Mo. Denny Roth, Bus. Ad. Burlington Larry Royer, Accounting Joplin, Mo. Sharon Russell, History Burlington Ronald Rust, English Shawnee Mission Mary Ryman, Biology South Haven Hassan Saleh, Chem. Baghdad, Iraq John Saluzzi, Pre-Law Kansas City, Mo. Linda Sayre, Bus. Ea Pittsburg Have Brought a Diploma Within Reach! John Scaletty, Phy. Ed. Parsons David Schafer, Biology Ft. Scott Larry Schiewe, Auto. Tech. Ellinwood David Schmitz, Accounting Kansas City Bren Scott, Pre-Theology Wichita Larry Scott, Accounting Pittsburg Roberta Scruggs, Bio. Lee's Summit, Mo. Jean Seiwert, Soc. Work Garden Plains Doris Sexton, Ele. Ed. Erie Richard Shaw, Bus. Ad. Yates Center Donna Shelihorn, Ele. Ed. Garnett Dennis Shives, Bus. Ed. Pittsburg Robert Shore, Phy, Ed. Cassville, Mo. Mary Shufelt, Soc. Work Edna Jana Sibtey, English Hutchinson Raymond Sigg, Chemistry lola Ann Simmons, Bus. Ed. Carthage, Mo. Preston Singer, Phy. Ed, Wantagh, N, Y. Augustus Sitton, Bus. Ad. Joplin, Mo. Jim Slater, Biology Chanute 261 SLO-WIL Patricia Sloan, Art Ed. Chanute Catherine Smith, Math. St. Paul Dennis Smith, Auto. Tech. Pittsburg Joan Smith, Biology Pittsburg Larry Smith, Accounting Coffeyville Marilyn Smith, Phy. Ed. Neodesha Richard Smith, Elect. Moline Lowell Snyder, Auto. Tech. Pratt Carol Spencer. Bus. Ed. Mulberry Richard Spencer, Biology Ft. Scott Cliff Sperry, Accounting Chanute Kathleen Spicer, Speech Pittsburg Fred Spigarelli, History Frontenac Larry Spillman, Music Blue Mound Donna Sprague, Bus. Ed. Liberty We Now Deport, to Return, Ernest Sprague, Elect. Independence Michael Spurgeon, Biology Pittsburg Cinda Steele, Bus. Ed. Pittsburg David Steele, Ind. Arts Lawrence Linda Stephan, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg James Sterrett, Print. Idana Sandra Stoll, Ele. Ed. Chanute Gary Stover, Bus. Ad. Independence Suzanne Street, For. Lang. Ft. Scott Mike Strong, History Moran Leanna Swad ley, Biology Miami, Okla. Kathryn Swartz, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg Kathy Swift, Ele. Ed. Kansas City Orin Swift, Ele- Ed. Kansas City Edward Swink, Elect. Bronson 262 Linda Syring, Art Sc Psych. Kansas City Marilyn Tarvin, Ele. Ed. St. Paul Robert Taylor, Bus. Ad. Miami, Okla. Vivian Taylor, Ele. Ed. Diamond, Mo. Sylvia Teal, Soc. Work Coffey vi lie James Thomas, Manu. Tech. Drexel, Mo. Ron Thuma, Ind. Arts Andover Marcia Toney, English Coffey ville Lynrj Torgler, Ele. Ed. Lincoln, Neb. Robert Turrel, Math, Oakbrook, III. Edward Underwood, History Kansas City Stella Unruh, Home Ec- Thayer Thomas Verner, Lang. Sc Lit. Parsons Judy Vignery, Ele. Ed. Topeka Arlene Vining, For, Lang. Caney Perhaps, to Remember, Certainly! Dean Wallace, Mkt. Overland Park Glenna Wallace, English Seneca, Mo. Edward Walters Mkt. Carl Junction, Mo. Calvin Warrem, Phy. Sc. Overland Park Rosalie Watkins, For. Lang. Richmond Hill, Ontario Dennis Watson, Phy. Ed. Kansas City Lawrence Whelan, Bus. Ad. St. Paul Larry Wiederstein, Ind. Arts Wichita Roland Wiggans, Accounting Chanute Imogene Wigton, Biology Walnut Gerald Wilke, Ind. Arts Louisburg Charfotte Wilkins, Art Ed. Parsons Donny Wilks, Phy. Ed. Pierce City, Mo. Lou Wilks, Mkt. Pierce City, Mo. Roger Williford, Accounting Coffey ville 263 WIL-ZAH Earl Williams, Accounting Lamar, Mo. Melvin Williams, Print. Tech. Parsons Florence Wilson, Biology Fairland, Okla. Naomi Winchester, Math. Pittsburg Michael Windsor, History Kansas City Ronnie Windsor, Ind. Arts Pittsburg Carol Wirth, Ele. Ed. Pittsburg Teresa Wishall, Ele. Ed. Coffey ville Carla Wistrom, Ele. Ed. Mission John White, Accounting Pittsburg Mildred White, Ele. Ed. Attica Phyllis Whiteside, Ele. Ed. Ft. Scott Holly Wockenfuss, Home Ec. Derby Glenda Wolke, Soc. Work Conway Springs Sandra Woods, Soc. Work Noel, Mo. Good Luck to the Class of'67 . . . James Woody, Math. Lamar, Mo. Catherine Wutke, Account. Girard Sam Wutke, Marketing Girard Donald Wyrick, Ind. Ed. Kansas City Virginia Yadrich, Ele. Ed Kansas City Daniel Yanagihara, Psych. Honolulu, Ha. James Yockey, Math. Parsons Nancy Yocum, Ele. Ed. Lenexa Carol Young, Ele. Ed- Kansas City Steve Young, History Kansas City Dwight Youngberg, Elect. Chanute David Yousefzadeh, Physics Tehran, Iran Sharon Zahn, History Paola 264 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES One Day Soon, Undergraduates Will Become Seniors ABA-AND Delene Abati, Soph., Girard Connie Abraham, Fr., Pittsburg Richard Adams, Soph,, Kansas City Stephen Adams, Jr., Carthage Jeff C. Affalter, Fr,, Stanley Patf Aff lick, Fir.,, Overland' Park Bob Agnew, Jr., Muncre Dale Aikins, Fr., Oxford Carl Akin, Soph., Leavenworth Kenton Aldridge, Fr., Wichita Richard Alford, Jr., Lawton Charles Allen, Fr., Neodesha Daniel K. Allen, Jr., Burlington Darlene Allen, Jr., Ft, Scott Joyce E. Allen, Jr., Mound City Phillip Allen, Fr., Columbus Roberta Allen, Fr., Springfield, Va. Lynn Alexander, Soph., Overland Park Sally Alexander, Fr.. Cedar Vale Howard Allison, Jr.. Pittsburg Kathy Allison, Jr., Ft, Scott David Amayo, Soph., Kansas City Carolyn Anderson, Fr., Overland Park Dennis W. Anderson, Fr., McPherson AND-BOY Gary Anderson, Soph., Excelsior Springs, Mo. Marvin Anderson. Jr.. Carthage, Mo. Belinda C. Andrews, Jr., Riverton Nancy Angel, Fr.t Pittsburg Richard Andrews, Fr., Kansas City Paul Antonelli. Soph., Pittsburg Robert Appino, Soph., Frontenac Myrna Dee Arb, Soph., Kingman Luanne Arduino, Fr., Pittsburg Charlotte Argent. Jr., Coffeyville Leah Arner, Soph., Osawatomie Barbara Arthur, Fr.. Erie James P. Arthur. Fr., Nevada, Mo. Marsha Atchley, Soph., Pittsburg Dianne L, Augustine. Fr., Overland Park L. Charles Auman, Fr., Galena Sue Ann Auman, Soph.. Riverton Herbert W. Avery, Fr., Spring Hill Ruby Avery, Jr., Montgomery, Ala. Ronald S, Bach, Soph., Leavenworth Edward L. Backhus, Soph., Kansas City Sandra Bailey, Jr., Ft. Scott Sharon Lynn Bailey, Jr., Kansas City Norman R. Bair, Jr,, Minneola Robert Balderston, Soph., Kansas City, Mo. Mary Kay Barbieri, Fr., Arma Guy Alan Barker, Fr,, Liberal, Mo- Debra Dene Barnes, Jr., Moran Judy Ann Barnes, Jr., Pittsburg Patricia Barnes, Soph., Kansas City Beth Ann Barnett, Soph., Moran Jim Barnett. Fr., Nevada, Mo. Sandra Barone, Soph., Mulberry Sherry L. Barone, Fr., Mulberry Marilyn Bash, Soph., Houston, Tex. Roberta Baskette, Jr., Golden City, Mo. Ralph Basler, Fr,p Overland Park Janet K. Bass, Soph., Parsons Robert Bass. Jr.. Jewell Connie Bates. Jr., Medford Lakes. N. J. Richard Bates, Fr., Leavenworth Darlene J- Battitori, Jr.. West Mineral Jan Ballmann, Fr., Riverton L. R, Baxter, Jr.r Overland Park Teddy T, Baze, Jr., Parsons Kenneth Beach, Soph., Kansas City Ralph Beacham, Jr., Soph., Newton Rosemary Brady. Soph., Parsons David Beal, Soph., Pittsburg Richard Bean. Soph.. Beloit David C. Bear, Fr.. Oswego Kay Beck, Jr., Baxter Springs John Brent Bedene. Fr., Arma Beverly Beecroft, Fr., Kansas City 266 James Seer, Soph,. Golden City, Mo. Patricia Beery, Jr., Kansas City Rand Beets, Fr., Overland Park Stephanie Seine, Fr., Coffeyville Susan Beiser, Jr., Silver Spring, Md. Janelle Belden, Soph,, Winfield Terry Belfora, Jr.. Coffeyville Julie Bender, Fr., Bonner Springs Darlene Bennett, Jr,. Wichita Joseph Allen Bennett, Fr., Paola Sheryl Bennington, Soph., Pittsburg Marcy Bensing. Fr.. Shawnee Mission John Benson. Jr., Chanute James A. Benson. Jr.. Cherokee Alma Lee Beougher, Fr., Kansas City Paul Bergant, Jr,, West Mineral Jane Bernd, Fr., Cherry vale Cheryl Berry, Jr., Miami, Okla. John Paul Berry, Soph,, Pittsburg Jannette Bertoncino, Soph., Arma Diane K. Bethard. Jr., Kansas City Lloyd C. Bever, Soph., McPherson Steve Bever, Jr., Farlington Kenneth Biancarelli, Fr., Pittsburg Lindsey Binford, Soph., Oswego Lowell Binney, Soph., Independence, Mo. Sandy Bingham, Soph., Baxter Springs Carl Leon Birney, Jr., Bucklin Janis A. Blackett, Fr., Cherokee Nancy Lu Block. Jr.. Pittsburg Jo-Mae Blagg, Jr., Quantico, Va, Patsy Luann Blair, Jr., Ft. Scott William Blocher, Soph,, Prairie Village Janis Bloomcamp, Fr., Pittsburg Alan R. Btubaugh, Soph., Danville Phillip Boatright, Fr,, Pittsburg Jay Boisdrenghien, Soph., Prairie Village Kathy Bolles, Fr., Shawnee Mission Gary Gene Bolton, Fr., Pittsburg Linda Kay Bond, Soph., Paola Christine Boone. Fr., St. Paul David Boote, Fr., Baxter Springs James Bornheimer, Jr., Kansas City Carolyn Bourlard, Jr.t LeRoy Ann Bournonville, Soph., Pittsburg Constance Bournonville. Fr., Pittsburg Joe Bournonville, Fr., Pittsburg Earl Boutell, Fr., Leawood Nancy Jo Bowen, Sr., Garden City Darrell Bowersox, Jr., Coffeyville Jim Bowman, Jr., Cherokee Marshall Boyce, Soph., Overland Park Bruce Boyds ton, Soph., Parker Debra J, Boyer, Fr,, Leavenworth 267 BOY-CHA Unda Boyes, Fr„ Columbus Giulia Bradford, Jr., Columbus Richard Bradshaw, Fr., Oswego William Brady, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Cynthia M. Brant, Jr.p Thayer Sharon Lea Brant. Jr.. Thayer Judy Bratton, Fr., Shawnee Mission Marcia A. Bray, Fr., Leavenworth David Breckenridge, Fr., Joplin, Mo- Richard T. Bretches. Jr., Independence Candy Brewer, Jr., Independence Vonna Brewer. Soph., Pittsburg Michael Bricker. Fr., Waldo Ronald Brinkman, Fr., Topeka Kathy Brock, Soph., Lubbock, Tex. Phillip L. Brocker, Soph,, Paofa Eunice A. Bromert, Jr., Ottawa Donna Brooke, Fr,, Kansas City Richard W. Brower, Fr., Girard Gary Brown, Jr., Chetopa Hazel May Brown, Fr., Riverton Helen Ruth Brown, Fr,, Paola Kathleen Brown, Soph., Pittsburg Keith Edward Brown, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Lee Brown, Jr., lofa Lynn Brown, Jr., Nevada Sherry Brown, Fr., Pittsburg Theresa Brown, Fr., Pittsburg Janice Brunner, Jr., Lockwood, Mo. Cynthia Bryan, Fr., Baxter Springs Gary Buchanan, Soph., Mission Doug Buche, Jr,, Arena Bill Buck, Soph., Joplin, Mo. Danny Buffington, Soph., Pittsburg Katherine Burbach, Soph., Pittsburg Lorn Burdick, Jr., Pittsburg Undo Buresh, Soph., Caldwell Maretta Burgert, Fr., Pittsburg Cheryl Burke, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Jack Lee Burke, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Jim Burnett, Soph.. Pleasant Hill, Mo, Paul M, Burnett, Soph., Cherryvale David IU Burns, Soph.. Pittsburg Mary Anne Burns, Jr,, Joplin, Mo, Jim D. Burris, Fr., Oswego Stella Bush, Soph., CheJopa Alberta Byers, Fr., Osawatomie Terri Byson, Fr., Lawrence Karen S Caldwell, Soph-, Pittsburg Jean Cameron,, Soph., Frontenac Jean Cameron, Soph., Kansas City Richard Cameron, Fr., Frontenac Wayne Cameron. Fr., Pittsburg Leonace Campbell, Jr., Parsons 268 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS; George Waters, Vice Pres.; George Ranft, Pres.; Arthur Malle. Rep.; Barbara Eskridge, Treas.; (not pictured Judy Smith, Sec.) Linda McPherson. Sr., Kansas City Karen Cannady, Soph., Bartlesville. Okla- Genre Cantrell. Soph., Baxter Springs Carolyn Card, Jr., Columbus Cheryl Card, Fr., Ft. Scott Dale Carlisle, Fr., Lenexa Wayne Carlson, Soph., Essex, la. Carol Carlton, Fr., Mulvane Pam Carpenter, Fr,, Girard Cheryl Ann Carr. Jr., Garnett Candace Carroll, Fr., Pittsburg Steffan E, Carroll. Fr., Pittsburg Donald Carter, Jr., Drexel, Mo. Gregory Carter, Fr., Coffeyville Irene Carter, Soph., Carthage, Mo. Lorena Carter, Jr., Carthage, Mo. Mitchell Casady, Soph., Erie Cathy Casement. Soph., Sedan Howard Cass. Soph., Pittsburg Maryetta Cass, Soph., Lamar, Mo- Christine Cassell, Fr., Overland Park Michael Cassel, Fr.. Pratt Ronald Cattelino, Fr., Overland Park Mary Cavanaugh, Jr., Girard Ann Cavinee, Fr,, Osawatomie Cora Chambers. Fr., Pittsburg Ronald Chance, Soph., Sylvia Cheryl Chapman, Soph., Pittsburg Debi Chase. Fr., El Dorado Sandy Chase, Soph.. Parsons 269 CHE-DIX Gail P Cheek, Soph., Wichita Dan Christian, Fr , Kansas City Cathy Ciardullo, Fr., Arma James L, Ciardullo, Fr.( Pittsburg Kim Ciardullo, Soph., Arma Gary Cinotto, Soph., Frontenac Susan Claflin, Fr., Kansas City Kathie Clapham, Soph., Sacramento, Cal. Carilyn Jo Clark. Jr,, Cherryvale Edward Lee Clark, Fr., Ottawa Mary Clark, Jr., Shawnee Mission Carol Sue Clarke, Jr., McCune Sheryl A. Clarke, Soph., Columbus Walter J, Clarkson, Fr., Hiawatha Connie Clinkenbeard, Fr., Prairie Village Shirley Clinkenbeard, Soph., Overland Park Charles Clinton, Fr., Pittsburg Unda Clothier, Fr.. Pittsburg LaVonne Coous, Jr., Blue Mound Jane Ann Coburn. Jr., Joplin. Mo, Dennis Elliott Cochran, Fr., Spring Hill LeRoy Cockrell. Jr., Lamar. Mo. Jennifer Coffman, Fr., Carthage, Mo. Darryl Cohen, Fr., Prairie Village Randy Cole, Fr., Edna Dick Coleman, Jr.. Frontenac Patricia Coleman, Jr., Pittsburg Peggy Coleman, Fr., Pittsburg Unda Collins, Soph., Fredonia Paul Colyer, Fr., Pittsburg Corrine Combs, Soph., Overland Park Barbara Condo. Fr.. Shawnee Mission James Conkright, Jr., Overland Park Dana Connor, Soph., Overland Park James L- Conrad, Jr, Hutchinson Mark Conrey, Fr., Pittsburg Jack Allen Cook, Soph., Eureka John W. Cook, Jr., Baxter Springs William Cook, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Smith Coolbaugh. Fr,. Shawnee Mission Dan L. F. Coombs, Soph., Overland Park Deena Coons. Fr.. Columbus Doug Cooper, Jr., Prairie Village Patty L- Cooseman. Jr., Pittsburg Julie Coover, Fr., Erie Charlotte Cope, Fr., Shawnee Mission Susan Copeland, Fr., Kansas City Charles Corbin, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Robert Correa, Soph.. Kansas City Gary Covey, Jr., Elsmore Janine Ann Cox, Jr., Parsons Sandi Cox, Fr,. Pleasanton Carol Coy, Soph.. Columbus William Craighead, Fr., Overland Park 270 Rodney D. Crain, Fr., Neosho, Mo. Bob Cramer, Jr.. Kansas City Marsha Cranz, Soph.. Sedan Linda Craven, Fr., Erie George Crawford, Jr., Efdorado Springs, Mo- Jo Anne Crawford. Fr-, Oswego Judy Cremer, Fr., Pittsburg Shirley Crews, Soph.. Pittsburg Alice J. Creveling, Jr., Foster, Mo. Kathleen Cronister, Fr.. Pittsburg Steve Crosetto, Fr.t Frontenac Frederick F. Crossman, Fr., Meade Jim Crow, Jr., Baxter Springs Michael Crumbiiss. Soph.. Joplin, Mo. Yvonne Cummings, Fr., Winfield Julia L- Curry. Jr., Spring Hill Glenn M. Cushman, Jr., Wichita M. Snow Cussimanio. Fr.. Frontenac Gary Custer, Soph., Boonville, Mo. Robert Cuthbertson. Soph.. Pittsburg Phil Cutting, Soph-, Kansas City Linda Daetwyler, Fr., Lamar, Mo. Vicki Dahmer. Fr., Pittsburg Cheryl Daily, Fr., Prairie Village Cathy Daley. Soph., Parsons Phyllis Dalton, Fr., Fontana Carl Daugherty, Jr., Rolla, Mo. Stanley Daugherty, Jr., Overland Park Dianne Davidson, Fr., Anderson, Mo. Suzanne Davidson, Fr., Anderson, Mo. Alan Lee Davis, Soph,, Lawrence David Davis. Soph., Shawnee Mission Diane Davis, Jr,, Osawatomie Jerry A. Davis. Fr., lantha, Mo. Everett Davis, Jr., Arkansas City Richard A. Davis, Jr., Anthony Carolyn Deakins, Soph., Columbus Charles Dealmey, Fr., Johnstown, Pa. Anna M. DeCastro, Jr., Frontenac Philip Dee Jr., Jr., Concord, Mass- Joye Deffenbaugh, Soph., Kansas City Betty DeLange, Soph., Girard Karen M. Dent, Jr., Walnut Pamela DeRidder, Fr., Pittsburg Robert Deruy, Fr.. Pittsburg Vicki Deruy, Fr., Pittsburg John Devers, Fr., Pittsburg Sharon Jean DeVore, Jr., Independence Paula Dewey, Fr., Columbus Roger Diachok, Fr., Prairie Village Kathie A, Dickinson, Soph., Pittsburg Kristi Dickson, Fr., Kansas City Jerry Dinoni, Jr., Pittsburg Lynn Dixon, Fr., Overland Park 271 TENNIS-COURT DANCE DOD-FOR Marilyn J- Dody, Jr.. Ft. Scott Kathleen Dolan, Fr., Shawnee Mission Jack Dold, Jr., Kansas City, Mo- Emily Doolin, Soph., Kansas City Perry L. Dorothy, Fr., Anderson, Mo. Wade Dorothy, Jr., Anderson, Mo. Gregory Dorsett, Fr., Pinevilie, Mo. Bruce Dorsey, Fr., Eldorado Springs, Mo. Thomas Doty, Soph., Baxter Springs Jean Douglass, Soph., Girard Archie Doyle, Fr., Wichita Barry Draper, Soph.. Pittsburg Laura C. Drum, Soph., Winfield Randy B. Duecy, Fr., Erie Diane Dueker, Fr., Kansas City Toni M. Dugan, Soph., Riverton Wan a Duke, Soph., Chelsea, Okla. Ginny Dumler, Soph., Kansas City Thomas Dumler, Jr., Dodge City Peggy Dunavan, Soph., Mound City Jeffrey Dunaway, Soph., Osawatomie Barbara Duncan, Fr., Pittsburg Becky Duncan, Soph,, Pittsburg Eileen J. Duncan, Fr., Gardner James Duncan, Soph., Crestline Linda Duncan, Fr., Spring Hill Janice Duncanson, Fr., Tonganoxie Nancy E. Dunton, Fr., Arcadia Douglas W. Durow. Jr.. Waverfy □anna Duryea, Fr,. Cherryvale 272 Ctyde A. Dyke, Soph., Parsons Charles E. Eagan, Fr., Pittsburg Marilyn Edds. Fr., Pleasanton Kathy Edwards. Jr., Paramus. N.J. Patsy Edwards. Soph., Pittsburg Karen Ehmke, Fr., Winfield Connie Ehrlich, Fr., Wichita Mavis Eichhorn, Fr., Pittsburg John Eidsvig, Soph., Joplin, Mo. Kathryn Elkenberry, Soph., Leoti Ann Elliott, Soph., Pittsburg Dee Ann Elliot, Fr., Overland Park Mariana Els ten, Fr., Pittsburg Edward Emmart, Fr., Paola Ronald Endecott, Jr., DrexeJ. Mo. Daniel L. Engel, Jr., Kansas City Woodrow Eno, Jr., Lincoln, Neb. Beverley Erickson, Jr., Chanute Marsha Erickson, Fr., Overland Park Roger Erickson, Jr., Chanute Sammie Ericson, Soph., Hepfer Leon Erwin, Jr., Kansas City Judy Esch, Fr., Pittsburg Robert Eshelbrenner, Soph,. Ft. Scott Julia Espy, Fr., Bonner Springs Linda Essey, Fr.. Liberal, Mo. Cheryl J. Evans, Fr.. Girard Johnny R. Evans, Soph., Topeka Linda Evans, Soph., Prairie Village Robert Evans, Soph., Pittsburg Pamela Fadler, Soph., Carthage, Mo, Georgia Fair, Fr., Carroll. Iowa Karen Fairchild, Fr., Mound City Robert Farmer, Soph,. Ft, Scott Todd Farrett. Jr„ Prairie Village Anna Feadins, Jr,. Ft, Scott Stephen Fenimore, Jr.. Carthage, Mo. Kathy Fennema. Soph., Kansas City David W, Fenton. Jr., Parsons Ronnie Fernetti, Fr., Frontenac Virginia Fiaccavento. Fr., Pittsburg Thomas Fincbam, Fr,, Clay Center Sue E. Finger!©, Jr., Carthage. Mo. Alice Louise Fink, Jr., Cherryvale Gary Fischer, Soph., Olathe Mary D. Fitch. Fr., Pittsburg Phyllis Fitzpatrick, Jr.. Joplin, Mo Gary L- Fleming, Fr., Newton Paula Fleming. Fr., Pittsburg John M, Fieskes, Fr., Kansas City Donald E. Fieury, Jr., Arms Sue Floth. Soph., Prairie Village John S. Fogg, Soph., Columbus Robert Ford. Jr., Joplin, Mo- 273 FOR-HAN Terry Fornaciari. Jr., Pittsburg Connie Fortner, Fr., Adrian. Mo. Tom W. Foots, Fr., Oswego James Fox, Fr., Overland Park Carol France, Fr., Galena Sherry Francis, Jr., Neosho, Mo. Linda M. Franklin, Fr., Treece Alice Darlene Frantz, Jr., loia Linda Sue Frazee, Fr,, Columbus Nancy Frazier, Fr., Osawatomie Mark Alan Freeman, Soph., Sedan Roger Gene Freeman, Fr., Sedan Russell French, Soph., Overland Park Susan Frere, Soph., Baxter Springs Carl M. Fricks, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Stanley Frederich, Jr,, Chanute Johnny Friend, Fr., Pittsburg Keith Frobish, Soph., Columbus Donald E. Frye, Jr„ Ft. Scott Dixie Fuhrman, Soph., Meade Carol Gabel, Soph., Paola Dixie Ann Gail, Jr., Chetopa Ann Garrigues. Jr., Carthage, Mo. John F. Gartin, Fr,, Turner Janet Gastel, Fr., Lamar, Mo. Lorna Gaston, Soph,, Pittsburg Theodis Gatlin Jr., Soph., Leavenworth Cindy S. Gavin. Jr., Pittsburg Dick Geier, Fr., Overland Park Harold L. Geisler, Soph., Riverton Lowell L. Geisler, Jr., Pittsburg Donna George. Fr., Springfield, Va. William George, Fr,, Frontenac Ati A, Gharenbaghi, Jr., Tehran, Iran Dennis Ray Giggy, Soph., Pratt Patricia Gill, Fr., Pittsburg Melba Gillespie, Soph.. Oswego DeEllen Gillihan, Soph., Edgerton M. D. Gilliland, Fr,. Overland Park Peggy Gillman, Fr., Independence Lester Gilmartin, Jr., lantha, Mo, Barbara Gilmore, Fr., Pittsburg Dee Gilreath, Fr., Neosho, Mo. Sherree Givens, Fr., Neodesha Linda Jo. Glazier, Fr., Pittsburg Cedella Glenn, Fr.. Winfield James Glenn, Fr., Overland Park Betty I. Goertz, Fr., Wichita A. S. Gonzalez. Fr,. Saginaw, Mich. Trudy Goodall, Fr., Pittsburg Clifford Goodwill, Jr.. Williamsburg Linda Gordon, Fr., Pineville, Mo. William E. Gordon, Fr., Eudora Jeanne Gorges, Fr., Andale 274 Randy Gorrell, Fr., Overland Park Gary Lee Goul, Soph.. Shawnee Lorinda Jean Gowens, Jr., Galena Bob Ray Grabill Fr,, Paola Dorothy Grabenhorst, Fr., Mission William Grace, Jr.., New Orleans, La. Lynda Dianne Gracey, Fr,, Girard Billy Graham, Jr., Coffeyvilie J. Robert Graham, Jr., Fredonia Margaret Grant, Soph., Columbus Rosemary Grant, Jr., Overland Park Sherryll Graves, Soph,, Independence Donald Gray, Jr.. Kansas City Cynthia Ann Gray, Fr., Kansas City J. M. Gray. Fr.. Shawnee Mission John Greason, Soph., Osawatomie Jan L. Grecian, Fr,, Pittsburg Dwayne E. Green. Soph., Parsons Ronald Lee Green, Jr., Pittsburg Judy Greve, Soph., Walnut Paul Griffin, Jr., Atchison Lyle Griffiths, Fr., Clay Center Martha Grimes, Jr., Kansas City Linda Grimes, Soph., Parsons Dennis L. Gripp, Fr., Kansas City Jean M. Groner, Soph., St- Paul Arlene Kay Gross, Soph., Scammon Phyllis Grotheer, Jr., Pittsburg Martin Grotheer, Jr., Pittsburg David Groves, Soph,, Sugar Creek, Mo. Robert M. Grubb, Fr., Galena Johnnie Gullett, Soph., Vinita, Okia. James Gunnels. Jr.. Drexel, Mo. Marilyn Gunnels, Fr., Drexel, Mo. Barbara Gurera, Fr., Kansas City Chris Gustafson, Soph., Shawnee Mission Linda Hines, Fr., Pittsburg Joe Habjan, Soph., Pittsburg Danny Hackney, Soph., Kansas City Tony Hackney, Soph., Kansas City Marilyn Hadley, Fr., Neosho, Mo, Robert Hadley. Soph,. Neosho Deidra Kay Hair, Soph,, Le Roy Gary Hale, Soph., Baxter Springs Carma Sue Hall, Fr., Columbus John B. Hall. Soph,, Kansas City Max Wayne Hall, Jr., Rifle, CoJo- Betty Hatvorsen, Sr,, Sparks, Nev, Cheryl Hamamura, Soph., Kapao Kauai, Ha. Linda Hamilton, Soph,, Pleasanton Thomas T. Hamison, Fr., Newton Patricia Ann Hammond, Jr., Olathe Keith H. Hammons, Fr., Oswego Carole Hancock, Soph,, Prairie Village 275 HAN-JHC Bill Hand, Fr. Kansas City Dora Hann, Jr.t Peru Karen Hansen, Fr., Shawnee Mission Edwin Eugene Hanusch, Fr., Mission Pat L. Harbarger, Fr., Mulvane Phyllis Hardwick, Soph., Oswego Robin P, Hardwick, Soph., Galena Patty Hardy, Soph., Kansas City, Mo. James Lacy Harlin, Special, Chetopa Carol Ann Harmei, Jr., Wichita Cheryl Harmon. Soph., Alexandria, Va. Patrick W, Harmon, Jr., Overland Park Ella Jean Harrigan, Fr., Weir Jean Hards, Soph., Hepler Susan Hards, Soph., Coffeyvilie Paul Harvey Jr., Sr., Carl Junction. Mo. David Eugene Haskins. Fr., Meade Marcia Haver, Fr., Shawnee Mission Dale C. Hawks,. Fr., Lockwood. Mo. Ronnie LaVern Hay, Soph.,, Parker DeAnn Hayes, Jr. Hutchinson Kathy Hayes. Fr., Nevada, Mo. David Keith Hays, Fr,, Pittsburg Sandy Heady, Jr., Erie Marilyn K. Headley, Jr., LaCygne Jay D. Hedges, Soph., Houston, Tex. Steve Marion Hefiey, Soph,. Muncie Darryl Helms, Fr., Overland Park Richard Lee Helms, Fr., Scammon Vernon Henddch, Soph., Russell Betty Hendrickson. Jr., Joplin, Mo. Shirley Hendrickson, Soph., Kansas City Pamela C. Henesey, Soph., Mound City John Hensley. Jr.. Longton Robert W. Henson, Jr.f Joplin, Mo. Jean Anne Herdman, Fr.� Edwards ville Gary L. Herrmann, Fr., Mound City Robert Herrmann, Fr., Pittsburg Julie Ann Hess, Jr., Altamont David Wayne Hewett, Fr,. Edna Dennis W. Hewett, Soph., Farlington John William Hey, Fr,, Baldwin Christine Higgins, Fr., Pleasanton Janice Hill, Soph., Prairie Village Susan L. Himes, Fr., Kansas City Sally Ann Hines. Jr.. Joplin, Mo. Joe Richard Hirt, Fr,, Shawnee Barry Frank Hoard, Jr. Ida Julie Kay Hodge, Fr.„ Shawnee Mission Robert A, Hodges� Soph., Kansas City Martin D. Hoesli Soph., Parsons Kathleen Hoffine, Soph., Bonner Springs Nancy Kay Hoffman, Jr.. Parsons Patty Hoffman, Fr,, Pittsburg 276 Scott Hoffman, Soph,, Prairie Village Zoeann Hoffmann, Fr.r Pittsburg Robert C. Hoten, Soph., Shawnee Mission Marilyn Hotford, Fr,, Coffeyville Betty Ann Holroyd, Fr., Hewins Richard L. Holtz, Jr., Paola John T. Holzman, Soph,, Wichita John Therman Horner, Jr., Meade Richard L- Honton, Jr., Wichita Larry M. Hoofnagle, Fr., Overland Park Carol Hoover, Fr,. Pleasanton Herna C- Hoover, Jr,, Pleasanton Alan Hopkins, Soph,, Galena Susan E. Horten, Jr., Wayside Cynthia A. Hosman, Fr., Pittsburg Totton Clyde Howe, Jr., Shawnee Christine Howell, Fr., Overland Park Molli Howell, Fr,, Baxter Springs Sandy Howell, Soph., Ft. Scott Wayne Howell, Fr., Chanute Barbara Howerton. Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Kenneth Huber, Fr., Hepler Mary A. Mubler, Jr., Joplin, Mo- Char les W. Hucke, Jr., Cherry vale David E. Hudson, Fr., Girard Marsha J. Hudson, Soph., Pittsburg Nancy D. Hudson, Soph,, Pittsburg Richard Hudson. Soph., Pittsburg Stephen Hudson, Jr., Mission Kathy Hudspeth, Fr., Greenfield, Mo. DeAnn E. Hughes, Fr,, Neodesha Donald Hughes, Soph., Kansas City Janet Hughes, Fr., Shawnee Mission Iris Irene Hull, Fr,, Waverly Rita Hulse, Soph., Shawnee Mission Sue Hulsey. Jr., Coffeyville Sue Humbard, Soph., Shawnee Mission Gail Hunt, Jr., Coffeyville Jim Hunt, Jr., Carthage, Mo. Barry Hurst, Soph., Kansas City Jeffrey Hurst, Soph., Valley Falls Martha Huston, Jr., Baxter Springs Susan Hutchins, Fr., Carthage, Mo. Mary Hynds, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Jerry Ibarra, Fr., Overland Park Mary Ikeda, Jr., Hilo, Ha. Walton Ingham, Soph., Leawood Deborah Ingram, Soph.. Neosho, Mo. Mary Ireton, Fr., Pittsburg Pam Ireton, Fr., Pittsburg Joyce J. Irwin, Fr., Lawton Jimmy Leroy Ivy. Jr., Duluth Richard L, Izard, Fr., Overland Park Charlotte Jackson, Fr., Leavenworth 277 JAC-KOP Jamie Jackson. Jr,. Baxter Springs Thomas Jackson, Jr., Wichita Barbara Jacobs, Jr., Chanute Norman JageJs. Fr., Hepier Sharon Jameson, Fr., Monett, Mo. Nikki Jo Janes, Soph,, Erie Norman Jantz. Soph,. Webb City. Mo. Gerri Jaro, Jr., Ft. Scott Janice Jeffery, Fr., Meade John A. Jemison, Jr., Wichita Terry Jenkins. Soph., Prairie Village Janice Jessee. Fr., CoJumbus Judith Jessen. Jr., Baxter Springs Linda Jewett, Jr., Cherry vale Karen Johansen, Soph., Beach Haven. N. J. Anne John, Fr.. Erie Bill Johnson, Jr., Hoisington Dennis Johnson. Soph,. Arcadia Dennis Johnson, Soph-, Leavenworth Eugene Johnson Jr., Fr., Baxter Springs Gary Johnson. Soph.. Tulsa. Okla. Gayte Johnson, Soph., Overland Park iva Johnson, Fr., Pleasanton Janet Johnson, Fr,, Leawood Joanna Johnson, Soph., Mound Valley Larry Johnson, Fr., Pittsburg Mark Johnson, Jr., Ft. Scott Phyllis Johnson, Fr., Farlington Ron Johnson, Fr., Overland Park Ronald Johnson, Soph., Pittsburg PEP RALLY WITH GUS 278 RUD-SPU Roy Johnson, Jr., Bronson Leroy Johnston. Fr., Kansas City. Mo. William Jolly, Fr., Stanley Bob Jones, Soph., Pittsburg Karen Jones, Fr., Independence, Mo- Kathy Jones, Soph.. Frontenac Mary Jones, Jr., Frontenac Nancy Jones. Fr.. Mulvane Richard Jones II. Jr., Stamford, Conn, Linda Jopp, Soph., Pittsburg Judy Jungk, Fr., Leawood Linda Junk, Fr,, Pittsburg Linda Kallenberger, Fr., Wichita Michael Kane, Jr., Baxter Springs Jeffrey Karlinger, Jr,, Franklin Don Karst, Jr., Hoisington James Kastner, Fr., Greenwich Gary Kautman, Jr., Kingman Jo Anne Kautz, Fr., Pittsburg Tom Kazmierski, Soph., Pttsburg David Keeney, Soph., Topeka Gary Kees, Soph., Oswego Douglas Keith, Soph., Ottawa Ronald Keith, Jr., Baxter Springs James Keller, Fr,. Pittsburg Michael Kelly, Soph., Mission Becky Kelsey, Fr., Mindenmines, Mo. Michael Kempton. Soph.. Prairie Village Danny Kennett, Fr., Pittsburg Darrel Kent. Soph.. Oswego Joseph Ketterlin, Fr,, Osage Beach, Mo. Joyce Ketterman, Fr., Columbus Randall Key. Soph.. Hume, Mo. Janet Kimter, Fr., Turner Kay King, Fr., Chanute Linda King, Fr., Columbus Richard King, Fr.t Leawood Suzanne King, Fr., Ft. Leavenworth Suzanne King, Jr., Leawood Lois Kirby, Fr, Liberal, Mo. Roger Kirby. Jr., Carthage, Mo. Suzi Kirby, Soph., Pittsburg Dale Kirchhofer, Soph.. Kansas City Dennis Kirk. Jr., Pittsburg Gail Kiser, Fr.t Wichita Karen Klein. Fr, Herington Janice Kleinke. Jr,. Farlington Karen Kline, Fr.. Mound Valley James Klusman, Soph., Paola Patrick Knapp, Fr., Pittsburg Patricia Knedgen, Soph., Parsons Janice Daylfe Knuth, Jr., Wichita Roger Kohlmeyer, Soph,, Clay Center Wisha Koppers, Soph., Pittsburg 279 KOS-MAR Ken Koekan, Jr., Kansas City Charles Kotwitz, Fr., Drexel, Mo. Betty Kotzman. Jr., Frontenao Robert Kovac, Soph., Kansas City Elizabeth Kovacic, Soph,, Arma Joan Kovacic, Fr., Arma Sharon Kovacic, Fr., Arma Linda Kovar, Fr., Atchison Toni Kovorinos, Soph., Kansas City, Mo. George Leonard Kracht, Fr., Overland Park Glenn Krantz, Jr., Man ville, N. J. Cindy Kreutziger, Jr.. Baldwin Marsha Krog, Soph., Girard Marilyn Kropp, Soph., Mound City James Krudwig, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Joyce Kruger, Fr., Columbus Steve Kruse, Soph., Prairie Village Barbara Kuhn, Fr-, Pittsburg Robert Kunshek, Jr., Pittsburg Patricia Kunstel, Fr., Arcadia Terry Kunstel, Jr., Arcadia Paul Kuotsi. Soph., Babbitt, Minn. Gene Kyle, Fr., Kingman Sue Lacey, Jr., Carthage, Mo. Jack Laird, Fr., Frontenac Connie Laird, Fr,, Shawnee Mission Gail Laing, Jr., Pittsburg Kathryn Lambertson, Fr.. Fulton John Lampe, Soph., Pittsburg Karen Lancaster, Jr,, Sedgwick Patricia Land, Fr., Leavenworth John Larsen, Fr., Pittsburg Tom Larson, Jr., Pittsburg Carole La Rue, Fr., Erie Andre Lash. Soph., Coffeyville Carole Latimer, Jr., Coffeyville Jennifer Latta, Fr.. Pittsburg Leah Laughlin, Fr., Lebanon, Mo. David Lawless, Jr., Yates Center Mary Lawson, Fr., Sedan Linda Lawson. Jr.. Parsons Marsha Layton, Soph., Independence Deanna Leach, Soph,, Welts ville Marilyn Leban, Soph.. Pittsburg Kathleen LeGrotte, Fr., Mission Anthony Lemanski, Soph,, Pittsburg George Lemaster, Jr., Pittsburg Bruce Lenhardt, Jr., Spiekard, Mo. Barbara Leschin, Jr.t Toronto, Canada Janet Lewark, Jr.T Coffeyville Jill Lewis, Fr., Ft. Scott Stanley Liberty, Soph., Leavenworth Pixie Liebig, Jr., Madison, Wis- Richard Liggett, Fr,, Wichita 280 Delbert Liggett. Soph.. Lincotn Lanny Una. Jr., tola Yvonne Undsey, Soph., Paoia James Linton. Jr., Overland Park Dorothy Unton, Fr., Overland Park Donald Lipasek, Jr., Arma Barbara Upasek, Soph,, Pittsburg Unda Little, Jr., South Bend, Ind. Jimmie Uttie, Fr., Pittsburg Kristin Lively, Fr., Shawnee Mission Felix Uvingston, Jr., Pittsburg Barbara Lockerby, Jr., Munde Leonard Lockwood, Jr., Caldwell David Loeffler, Jr., Pittsburg Jerry Lomonaco, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Jerry Lomshek, Fr., Pittsburg Richard Long, Jr., Uberal. Mo. David Longbottom, Fr., Ft. Leavenworth Shirley Love, Fr., Overland Park James Lowe, Jr,, Girard Sandra Lowe, Jr,, Girard Charlene Lower, Fr., Kingman Nancy Lowery, Jr.. Carterville, Mo. Becky Luce, Soph., Overland Park Carol Ludwig, Jr., Osawatomie Nancy Ludwig, Soph,, Kansas City Gayle Lucian, Soph., Columbus Christopher Luck, Fr., Kansas City GeraSd Luttrell, Jr., lola William Lutz. Soph,, Overland Park Dwight Lynn, Soph., Ffemington, Mo. J. Lyon, Soph., Overland Park Donald Lyon, Soph., Freeman, Mo. Sharon Lyon, Fr., Freeman, Mo. Frank Madrigal, Fr., Kansas City Karen Malan, Jr., Pierce City, Mo. Jerry Malan, Jr., Pierce City, Mo. Wesley Malik. Jr., Burlington Arthur Malle, Jr., Pittsburg Pamela Mallory, Jr., Lamar, Mo. Keith Maloney, Soph., Belle Plaine Connie Manitz. Jr., Pittsburg John Mantooth, Jr., Olathe Julie Maris. Jr., Welch, Ok la. Harold Maris. Jr., Pittsburg Virginia Markus, Soph., Arma Priscilla Marlatt, Fr., Atchison Gregory Marquardt, Soph., Tucson, Ariz. Diana Marriott, Soph., Coffeyville Michael Marrone. Jr., Pittsburg Jean Marschallinger, Soph., Pittsburg Donna Marsh, Soph., Drexel. Mo. Charles Marsh. Fr., Drexel, Mo. Paul Marshall, Fr., Shawnee Mission 281 MAR-MOR Janet Martens, Jr,, Leavenworth Robert Martens, Fr,, Hepler Philip W. Martin, Fr., Pittsburg Terry L. Martin, Fr,, Attamont Tommie A, Martin, Soph.. Columbus William Martinous, Soph., Pittsburg Patsy Mason, Fr., Kansas City Carolyn Massaglio, Soph., Arma Gary D. Massey, Jr., Shawnee Mission James Matthews, Fr., Kansas City Ned Alan Mattingly, Jr., LeRoy Rebecca Sue Mattox, Soph., Independence Bonnie Mausole, Fr., Prairie Village Susan Mayfield, Soph., Chetopa Bruce Mayo, Fr., Overland Park Janette Maxwell. Fr., Frontenac Marilyn Maze, Soph., lantha. Mo. George McAtee, Soph., St. Paul Doug McCarter, Jr., Coffey ville Jim H, McCJarnon, Soph., Wichita Steven McClarrinon, Fr., Dearborn, Mich. Kay McClaskey. Soph., Pittsburg Michael McClaskey, Soph., Kansas City, Mo. John McClintick, Soph., Hepler Michael McCormick, Jr., Shawnee Mission Kay McCoy, Jr.., Erie Carl McCoy, Soph., Baxter Springs Elizabeth McCullough, Fr., Arma Bob R, McFall, Jr., Ft- Scott John G. McGill, Jr., Cohoes, N. V. Rick Evan McGuire, Jr., Parsons Darrell Ray McMvain, Jr,. Madison Gordon L, MeKinnie, Fr., Erie Velma McKinney, Jr., Coffey ville Richard D. McLaren. Jr.. Chanute Judith McLaughlin, Fr., Mound City Lawrence McMullen, Soph., Dewey, Okia. Patrick McMurry. Soph., Pittsburg Ginny McNally, Soph., Pittsburg Denice McNichois, Fr-, Shawnee Mission Mary Lee McNown, Fr., Cedar Vale Linda McPherson. Sr., Baxter Springs Aithea McRae, Jr., Ft. Scott Dennis Mealman, Fr., Overland Park Sharon Mears, Fr., Pittsburg Ruth Meier, Jr., Middletown, N. J. Calvin Mein, Soph., Walnut Steve Merando, Soph., Frontenac Carol Meriaux. Fr., West Mineral Jeanie Meroney, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Allene Merrill, Fr.. Galesburg Charlene Merrill, Soph., Galesburg James Merriott, Soph., Mission Charlene Mershman, Fr., Kansas City, Mo. 282 Maurice Mertz, Soph., St. Louis, Mo. Constance Metzimger, Sr., Coffey ville John A. Meyer, Soph., Overland Park Mitchel Miles, Jr., Arcadia Eric Milgrim, Soph., Joplin, Mo. Robert Miflernan, Fr., Pittsburg Kem Miller, Jr., Baxter Springs Sharon Miller, Soph., Stark City, Mo. Carol Miller, Soph,, Fairbanks, Alaska Beverly Miller, Fr., Kansas City, Mo Jerry Miller, Jr., LaCygne William Miller, Jr., Chetopa Phillip Miller, Soph.. LaCygne Diana Miller, Soph,, Overland Park Alice Miller, Jr,, Coffeyville Evelyn Miller, Fr., Pittsburg Barry Mills. Jr., Raytown, Mo. Larry Mills, Jr.. Lansing Jane D. Mitchell, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Josea Mitchell. Soph,. Kansas City. Mo, Brenda Mitchell, Fr,, Jasper, Mo. Ardith Mitchelson, Fr., Baxter Springs Gene Mitts, Jr., Columbus John Mixer, Fr., Kansas City Alan Miyazaki. Soph., Wailuku Maui, Ha. Castnda Mobert, Fr.. Overland Park Donald Moffatt, Jr., Shawnee Mission Linda Moffatt, Soph., Halstead Dennis Mohling, Fr., Merriam Larry Moidl, Jr., Shawnee Mission Linda Molotsky. Fr., Shawnee Mission Marc Monasmith, Jr.. Maize Ted Monsour. Jr., Pittsburg Veronica Montgomery, Soph., Fairbanks, Alaska Linda E. Montee, Soph., Franklin K. Jenelle Moon, Soph., Pittsburg Sandra Moore, Soph., Fontana Phylis Moore, Fr., Baxter Springs Dwight Moore, Jr., Kansas City Gerald Moore. Soph., Morse David Moore, Soph., Republic, Mo. Doris Moore, Soph., Pleasanton Susan ivioore, Soph., Lawton Robert Moorhouse, Fr., Wichita Linda Morehead, Soph,. Lansing Marilyn Morford, Sr., Bonner Springs Shirley Morgan, Fr., Pineville, Mo. Charles Moriconi, Jr., Frontenac Nancy Morin, Soph., Pittsburg Kay Morris. Fr., Shawnee Mission Judi M. Morris, Soph., Pittsburg Robert Morrison, Jr., La Harpe Linda Morrison, Soph., Cherokee Kathi Morrison, Soph., Overland Park 283 MOU-PET Milam Mounts, Jr., Dexter Dennis Mulfin, Fr,, Overland Park Mary Mulvihill, Fr., Shawnee Mission George Mummert, Fr., Weir David Lee Munoz, Fr., Wichita Donald D, Munsell, Fr,, Parsons Jill Murphy. Soph,, St. Joseph. Mo. Edward Murray, Soph.,, Bowling Green, Mo. Mary Mussat, Soph., Frontenac Dan Myers. Jr., Sedan Gregg Myers, Soph., Pittsburg Karen Myers, Soph.. Lamar, Mo. Janet Naaktgeboren, Jr., Kansas City Martin Naaktgeboren. Jr., Kansas City Richard Nagel, Soph., Overland Park Mareia Neal, Soph., Argonia William Neary, Fr., Frontenac Joanne Needham. Soph., Seneca, Mo. Delbert E. Nelson, Jr,, loia Kenneth L. Nelson, Jr.r lola Donna Nelson. Soph,, Shawnee Mission James Nelson, Fr., Overland Park Carol Nelson, Fr., Pittsburg Martha Nemeth, Jr.,. Tampa, Fla. Sharan Neuhofel, Jr, Coffey ville Babs Newcomer, Jr., Prairie Village Jess Newkirk, Jr., Caldwell Glen Newman, Soph., Columbus John R. Newell. Sr., Parsons Marilyn Niblack, Fr., Sedan Joy Nicholas. Soph.. Prairie Village John Nicoletti, Jr., Arma Gerald Neidens, Soph., Hoisington Terry Nienhouse, Jr.. Kensington. Md. Gary Nogel, Fr,. Des Moines, la. Betty Nogle. Fr.. Fredonia John Noftensmeyer. Jr., Shawnee Mission Stephen Norman, Jr., lola Pat Normile, Jr., Shawnee Mission Donald Norris, Jr., Wichita Jon Norris, Fr., Wichita Richard Norton, Soph,, Topeka William Novero, Fr., Pittsburg Nevin O’Berg, Fr., Eudora Stan Oberhelman, Fr,, Kansas City Norma J. O'dell, Jr., Le Roy Chuck T. Oldham, Jr., Monett, Mo. Mary Olive, Soph-, Leavenworth Judith Oliver, Sr., Chanute Marty Olson. Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Alan L. Olson, Fr,, Nevada, Mo. Larry O'Malley, Jr., Weir Mary O’Malley, Jr., Scammon Bradley E. Oman, Jr., Topeka 284 Michael Orfiteili, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Linda Ornellas, Soph., Kapaa, Ha. Kristin Osborn, Fr,, Denver. Col. Linda Osborn, Fr., Osawatomie Franklin Osborne, Fr., Galena Barbara Owens, Jr., Parsons Judy Owens, Fr., Overland Pork Seth Owsley, Soph., Neosho, Mo. SOPH. CLASS OFFICERS: Carole Zedrick. Pres.; Steve Kruse. Treas.; Sandi Chase, Rep.; Mike Crumbiiss, Vice Pres.; Marsha Schlee, Sec. Bill Ml. Pack, Jr,t Arkansas City Dennis □. Page, Fr., Junction City Phillip M. Page, Fr., Kansas City Betty Papish, Jr., Pittsburg Steven M. Parker, Soph., Howard Bradley Parkison, Soph., Hillside, III. Son]a Parkison, Soph., Liberal, Mo. Willa J. Rarman, Fr,, Elgin Marilyn V. Passmore, Jr-, Pittsburg Leland Patten, Fr., Lawrence Sherwin Patton, Jr., Pittsburg Tom Pavey, Fr.. Overland Park Mike E. Payne. Fr., Pittsburg Phillip Pearce, Fr,, Gardner Gary Pearson. Fr., Altamont Marcia Peck. Jr., Pittsburg Carolyn 3. Peeler. Fr., Olathe Carl G. Peer, Soph., Spring Hill Thomas Pellegrin, Jr., Kirkwood, Mo- Frank Pennell, Soph., Liberal, Mo, Gordon G. Fennock, Jr., Pittsburg Donald Penrod, Soph,, Columbus Fredrick Percival, Jr,, Shawnee Sandra Perkins, Soph., Harrisonville, Mo. Janelie Perkins, Fr., Kansas City Lynnette Perrill, Fr., Norton Richard Perry, Soph., Pittsburg Miyrna Peters., Jr., Chetopa Janice Peterson, Soph., ‘Pittsburg John Peterson, Fr,, Liberal, Mo. 285 PET-RUB Gary Pettus. Fr., Frontenac Ronald Pfeiffer, Soph., Garland Ted Philbrick, Fr., Lincoln Terry Phillips, Soph,, Kansas City Philip Picard, Fr., Kansas City Cynthia Pierce, Jr., Overland Park Stephen Pierce, Jr., Leavenworth William Pike, Soph., Bethel Gary Pingree, Fr., Mindenmines, Mo. Judith Pink, Jr,, Annandaio, Va. Stephen Piper, Soph., Pittsburg William Pipkin, Fr., Leavenworth Frank Pistotnik, Fr.T Pittsburg Billy Pluke, Fr., Pittsburg Sharon Polehlopek, Fr,, Pittsburg Penny Polfer, Jr., Overland Park Robert Pomatto, Fr., Frontenac Ann Pollard, Fr., Pittsburg John Pol ley. Soph., Parker Nelda Pollman, Jr., Humboldt Janette Pomatto, Soph.,, Weir Nick Ponte Ho, Soph., Pittsburg; Jan E. Poole, Soph., Shawnee Mission Jane Poppe, Fr., Waveriy Janice Poppe, Jr., Waverly Martha Poore, Jr,, Bronson Ronnie Porter, Jr., Viola Mike Potchad. Fr., Kansas City Cynthia Potter, Fr., Joplin, Mo. Janice Potter, Fr., Carthage, Mo. Deborah Potts, Fr., Shawnee Mission Shirley Povodnik, Fr., Parsons Vicky Prater, Fr., Shawnee Mission David Presley, Fr., Pittsburg Bill! J, Price. Soph.. Weir Linda Price, Fr,, Baxter Springs Janey Pryor, Soph., Springfield. Mo. Susan Pucci, Fr,. Frontenac Marjorie Puckett, Jr., Girard Nancy Pyle, Fr., Girard Mike Rabicoff, Soph., Overland Park Tom Ragonese, Fr., Girard Jo Ramage, Fr., Pittsburg James Ramsey, Fr., Clay Center Cindy Ramsey. Fr., Shawnee Mission Karen Randall, Fr.t Overland Park George Ranft, Jr., uevittown, N. Y. Jay Raple, Jr., Andale Roger Ratzlaff, Soph.. Haren Clarence Ray, Fr-r Cheney Arden Read, Soph,, Altamont Christine Reda. Sr., Cherokee Martha Redd, Fr., Pittsburg William Reed, Jr., Kansas City 286 Wayne Reed, Soph., Pittsburg Sharon Reed, Soph., Belton, Mo. Johnny Rehbero, Fr., Ft. Leavenworth Dianne Reilly. Fr.. Pittsburg David Renner, Jr., Shawnee Ernest Rendleman, Jr.( Manhattan Raymond Reser Jr,, Fr., Clearwater Carol Reynolds, Soph., Parsons Janice Reynolds, Fr., Kansas City Linda Rhodes. Jr., Pittsburg Joyce Rhoades, Fr., Riverton Christine Rhodes. Fr., Overland Park Herbert Rice, Jr., Carthage, Mo, Trudy Richardson, Soph., Oswego Susan Richardson, Soph., Pittsburg Julie Richardson, Fr., Wichita Stephen Richey. Jr., Overland Park Jim E. Rick, Soph,., Kansas City Max E. Rickley. Soph.. Wakefield Billy J. Rickman, Jr., Humboldt Vicki Riebe. Fr.. Girard Sherry Riley. Soph., Hillsdale Richard Riley. Jr.. Kansas City Richard Riley. Soph.. Kansas City Brette Riley III, Soph., Pratt Gary Rimbey, Fr.. Pittsburg Stephen Ritter. Fr., Stamford, Conn. Karen Rizley, Fr., Arcadia Don Roberts, Jr., Oswego Cheryl Roberts, Jr.. Riverton Marna Roberts. Soph.. Lenexa Norma Roberts, Fr., Shawnee Mission Mary Roberts, Fr., Baxter Springs James Robertson, Jr., Pittsburg John Robertson. Fr.. Dallas. Texas Dianne Robinson, Jr,, Blue Mound Maryfee Robinson, Soph., Columbus Sharon Robison, Fr., Baxter Springs Cheryl Rodman, Soph., Shawnee Mission William Roettger, Jr.. Carthage, Mo. Dennis Rogers. Soph., Caney Mary Rhode, Fr., Pittsburg James Rohner, Soph., Caldwell Jolene Rome, Soph., Hoisington Steven Romondo, Soph., Pittsburg Mary Roos, Jr., Shawnee William Rose, Jr., Prescott Gary E. Rose, Soph,, Stanley Mary Ross. Jr.. Pittsburg John Ross, Fr., Cheney Charles Rothrock, Fr., Prairie Village Kevin Rowden, Fr., Columbus Larry C. Royer, Soph., Overland Park Debbie Rubatoff, Fr., Mission 287 Katherine Rudbeck, Fr., Overland Park Winfrey M. Ruffin, Jr., Bethel Dan L. Rupp, Fr,, Garden City Terry Ruse. Fr., Neosho Falls Nancy Rush, Jr., Carthage, Mo. Helen Rush, Soph,, Neosho, Mo, William Russel, Fr., Kansas City Barbara Russell, Soph., Overland Park Paul Russell, Fr., Kansas City. Mo. Douglas Rutherford, Soph., Overland Park Glenda Ruthrauff, Fr., Moran Pat Ryan. Jr., Galena Linda Rybnick, Fr., Frontenac Marrene Ryder, Jr., Arms Joyce Ryder, Soph,, Pittsburg Donna R. Ryheid, Jr., lola Barbara Quirk, Soph.. Parsons Sue Quirin, Soph., Parsons Rebecca Saar, Fr., Jacksonville, Fla. Marshall Sage, Soph,, Parsons Ronald Salender, Soph., St. Louis, Mo. James Sanders, Jr., Webb City, Mo. Jean Sato, Jr,. Waianae. Oahu, Ha. Norman Savage, Fr., Overland Park Robert Saving, Jr., Bonner Springs Betty Scavezze. Jr., Pittsburg Connie Scavezze, Soph,, Frontenac Greg Schell, Soph., Kansas City Anne Schiefelbusch, Soph., Parsons EuaJ Schielke, Jr., Colby Marsha Schlee, Soph., Pittsburg James Schlotman Jr,. Fr., Independence Brad Schmidt, Jr., Columbus Candy Schroer, Jr., Overland Park Deanna Schmidt, Fr., Colwich Mary Schmidt, Fr., Caldwell Sharon L. Schmidt, Soph., Pittsburg Stan Schmidt, Jr., Columbus Miles Schnaer, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Linda Schneider, Fr., Shawnee Kenney Schnick, Fr., Joplin, Mo. Terry Schulze. Fr., Kansas City John Schuster, Fr., Garnett Mary Schwinn, Jr-T Coffey ville Sharon Scott, Jr'., Carthage, Mo. William Scott, Fr., Shawnee Mission Jan Scroggins, Fr., Olathe Lonnie Seglie, Soph., Franklin James Seibold, Jr., Pittsburg Dorothy Seiler, Jr., Louisburg Vince Seiler, Jr., Wichita Julie Sellmansberger. Jr.. Memphis, Tenn. Larry Selvey, Soph,, Liberal, Mo. Gerald Stanley, Jr., Spring Hill 288 Judith: e Shaber, Jr., Long island, N. Y. Robert F. Shamet, Jr., Kansas City Marilyn L. Sharp, Jr.T Ft. Scott Paula Sue Sharp. Fr,„ Columbus Carolyn Shepard. Soph.. McCune Delbert L. Shepard. Jr., Pittsburg Gary Shepard. Soph., Greensburg Ronald Shepard, Fr., Parsons Jo Shepherd, Soph., Kingman Jeanie K, Sherman, Fr., Cherokee Rodney F. Sherrill, Jr., Hutchinson James Shetlar, Jr., Girard Patricia Shirley, Fr., Kansas City William Shoaf, Fr., Fredonia Jerry Shoemaker, Soph., Medicine Lodge Margie L, Shouse, Fr., Pittsburg Michael Shove, Jr,, Onaga Nanci Shull, Soph., Prairie Village Mark Shumate, Fr., Kansas City Donna Sighel, Soph., Kansas City Helen Simmons, Soph., Carthage, Mo, Joyce Simoncic. Fr., Pittsburg Barbara Sitter, Jr,, Arma Dennis Sivits, Soph., Kansas City Mickey Skaer, Soph., Pittsburg Eugene Skahan, Fr., Columbus Paula Slease, Soph., Riverton Sharon Smalley, Fr., Neosho, Mo. Helen Smigiel, Jr., Kansas City Donna Smith, Fr.. Chicago, III. Gilbert Smith, Soph., Pittsburg James Smith Jr., Fr,, Pittsburg Jo Ann Smith, Fr., Pacta Judith Smith, Jr., Kansas City Mary Smith, Fr., Columbus Patricia Smith. Fr.. Paola Paulette Smith, Jr'., Pittsburg Susan Smith, Fr., Pittsburg Vicky Smith, Fr,, West Line, Mo. William: Smith, Soph., Kansas City Jack Sneed, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Stephanie Snider. Fr,,. Pittsburg Linda Snyder, Fr., Carl Junction, Mo, Edward Sosnow, Sr., Maplewood, N. J. Roy Space, Sr, Chelsea, Ok la. Larry Spann. Soph., Arma Ralph Speer, Jr.. Arkansas City Mary Spence, Fr., Prairie Village Norma Spencer, Fr., Nevada. Mo. Date Spieth, Fr., Columbus August Splitter, Fr , Liberal, Mo. Marilyn Springer, Fr.. Pleasanton Carol Sprinkle, Fr,, Overland Park Walter Spurling. Fr., Ft- Scott 289 SQU-TOM Curtis R. Squire, Fr., Humboldt Karen Stocker, Fr., Weir Chip Stahl, Jr., Prairie Village Janet Stamps. Fr.. Lockwood. Mo. Virginia Stange, Fr.t Humboldt Gay Stangi, Soph., Riverton Rodney Stark, Sr.. Ft. Scott Susan Starmer. Soph., Leawood Phil Stearns, Soph., Arcadia Carol Stebbins, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Nancy Steckenrider, Soph.. Olathe Edwina Stefani. Fr., Crowe burg Patricia Steinbauer, Fr., Arma Fred D. Steinmetz, Jr.. Valley Falls Hauer P. Stephens, Soph., Valley Center Beverly Stevens, Fr., Prescott Carol Stevens, Fr,, Manhattan John M, Stevens, Soph., Pittsburg Suzanne Stewart, Soph., Pittsburg William Stidham, Jr., Galena Diana Stohs, Jr., LeRoy Connie Stone. Fr. Nevada, Mo. Jerrie Stone, Fr,. Columbus William Stonge. Jr., Humboldt Alan Storey, Fr., Columbus Larry Stout, Fr., Overland Park Roger Stout, Jr., Alden Charles Strahan, Soph,, Pittsburg Paul Strausz, Jr., Buhler Ruth Stricklin, Fr., Kansas City, Mo. Kay L, Stroud. Soph., Wichita Diann Strukel, Fr., Mulberry Clinton Stuart, Soph., Altamont Charly Studyvin, Fr.. Pittsburg Helen Stumfoll, Fr., Weir Judy Stumpff, Fr., Kansas City Patricia Sylfins, Fr.. Osawatomie James Sullivan, Jr., Paola Robert Sumner, Soph,, Prairie Village Janice Susnik, Fr., Pittsburg Richard Sutton, Jr., Neodesha Ronal Sykes, Soph., Kansas City Larry Swaim, Fr., Hiawatha Irelene Swain, Soph., Kansas City Thomas Swan, Jr,, Erie Frances Swartz, Jr., Wichita Marilyn Swartz, Fr,, Pittsburg Curtis Swisher, Fr., Mentor Randy Tabler. Fr.. Derby George Taliaferro, Fr., Shawnee Mission Michio Tamura, Jr-, Chiba, Japan James Tarter, Fr., Scammon Jacqueline Tassi, Jr.t Franklin Gary Taylor, Jr., Stanley 290 Donna Taylor, Sr, Mound City, Mo. Michael Taylor, Jr., Pittsburg Penny Taylor. Jr.. Shawnee Mission Sharon Taylor, Soph,, Girard Sharon Taylor, Fr,, Overland Park Terry Taylor, Fr., Kansas City Tim Taylor. Fr., Pittsburg Timothy Taylor. Soph., Lyons Vicki Taylor, Jr.. Webb City, Mo. Victoria Taylor, Soph., Oswego Martha Teel, Fr„ Columbus Mary Tefft, Jr., Neodesha Roger Tennant, Soph., Wellington Charles Tepesch, Jr., Paola Joyce Tersi ner, Fr., Arma Regina Thatcher. Fr.. Pleasanton Toni Thiebaud, Fr., Lamar. Mo. William Thiele, Soph., Hallowel! Nita Thoele, Jr., Kansas City Jim Thomas, Jr., Pittsburg Richard Thomas, Jr,, Pleasanton Roger Thomas, Soph., Kansas City, Mo. Sue Thomas, Jr., Ft. Scott Marilyn Thompson, Fr., Kansas City Patty Thompson, Jr., Kansas City, Mo. Ron Thompson, Soph., Shawnee Mission Sondra Thompson, Jr., Coffeyville John Thorne, Jr., Paola John Tiszka, Jr.. Kansas City Charles Tomlin, Fr,. Pittsburg FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Velinda Bowman, Sec.? Steffan Carroll, Vice Pres.; Bob Woolard, Rep.; Bill Hand, Pres, (not pictured Bob Lowe, Treas.) 291 GET ACQUAINTED PICNIC TON-WHI A. J. Tonry II, Soph., Hampton Falls, N H. Ann Torchia, Fr., Columbus Michael Torchia, Soph., Pittsburg Teresa Toschi, Fr.t Arma Gary Tredway, Fr., Erie Allen Trego, Soph , Newton Tom Treack, Fr,. Thermopotis, Wyo. Raymond Triggs, Soph.. Emporia Bonnie Trimmer, Jr., Kansas City. Mo. Richard Trites, Soph., Pittsburg Larry Trout, Jr,, Prairie Village Lydia Trout. Fr., Kansas City Kathryn Troutman, Jr., Independence Gary Truitt, Soph., Prairie Village Pat Tucker, Fr., Shawnee Mission Joyce Le Tune, Fr., Columbus Michael Turnbull, Soph., Pittsburg Jane Turner, Jr., Columbus Cheryl Turney, Fr., Kansas City Linda Uhlman, Fr., Kansas City Rick Unsell, Fr., Coffeyville David Utermoehlen, Soph., Arma Judy Utes, Soph., Chetopa Jill Vance, Fr., Prairie Village Lee Scyoc. Jr.. Hoisington Henry Vanderbeek, Jr., Ft. Scott Phyllis Van Hoozer, Fr., Girard Bert A. Luyck, Fr., Frontenac Mary Vanmiddlesworth, Fr,, Parsons Anita VanPelt, Jr., Pittsburg 292 Janice Varsolona, Jr.� . Arma Keith verve), Jr., LeRoy Paul Vaughn, Jr., Independence Mary Vediz, Fr., Frontenac Carol Venn, Soph., Kankakee, III. James Vetter, Soph,, Kansas City Janet Vietti, Fr., Pittsburg George Viets, Soph., Girard Loyce Viles, Jr., Kansas City Julie Vineyard, Fr., Pittsburg Betty Violet, Soph,, Shawnee Mission Joa Vim, Sr,. Miami, Okla, Sandi Vogel. Soph., Vinita, Okla. Gloria Wachter, Fr., Pittsburg John Wachter. Fr.. Pittsburg Mona Wachter, Soph., Frontenac Thomas Wachter, Soph., Pittsburg Sue Wagner. Jr.. Ft. Scott Bill Walker, Fr.� Pittsburg Dennis Walker, Fr., McPherson Frances Walker. Fr., Liberal, Mo. George Walker, Fr., Muncie Joyce Walker, Soph., Liberal, Mo. Shirley Walker, Fr., Liberal, Mo. Shirley Walker, Fr., Arma Jon Wallingford, Fr., Leawood Vicki Walters, Soph., Overland Park Jim Warbritton, Fr., Garnett Thomas Ward, Jr., Columbus Carolyn Warfel, Jr., Muncie Linda Warfield, Soph., We Ida Bobby Warford, Jr., Pittsburg Doris Warford, Fr., Pittsburg Carol Warkentine, Soph,, Burns Gary Warner. Fr., Overland Park Richard Warner, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. James Warrem, Fr.. Overland Park Carolyn Wash, Fr., McPherson Steven Wasson. Jr., Peoria, III. Melvin Watson, Fr., Fontana Paula Weast. Fr., Moran Norma Wehmeyer, Fr., Pittsburg Sue Wehmeyer, Jr., Pittsburg Rick Wells. Fr., Crestline Janice Weis, Jr.. Chanute Jerry Weis, Jr., Chanute John Weiss, Soph., Oswego Robert Wellman, Fr., Shawnee Terry Wells, Jr., Atchison James West, Jr., AJtamont Melvin West, Jr., Blue Mound Neil Westervelt, Soph., Columbus Gina Wheeler, Fr., Overland Park Cathy White, Fr., Kansas City 293 WHI-ZWA James White, Jr-, Kansas City, Mo. Maurice White, Jf., Winfield Penny White, Fr, Sedan Susan Jo White, Fr.. Oswego Susan Whitehead, Soph., Carthage, Mo. Troy Whitesides, Jr., Topeka Sally Whitson, Special, Scott City Stephen Wiard, Fr.. Harrisonvilte, Mo. Janet Wiechman, Fr,, Cheney Michele Wilbert, Soph., Pittsburg Sheryl Wilbert, Jr., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Michael Wilcox. Jr., Wichita Gary Wilkinson. Soph,, Pittsburg John Wilkinson, Jr., El Dorado Kendra Wilkinson, Jr., El Dorado Larry William, Soph., Hoxie W. J, Williams, Fr., Wichita Sherry Williams. Fr„ Kansas City Ken Williamson, Jr., Kansas City Vincent Willmeth, Fr.. Atchison Rick Wills. Soph., Paola Donna Wilson, Jr,, Wichita Lois Wilson, Jr., Pittsburg Pat Wilson, Soph,. Overland Park Sue Wilson, Soph., Muncie Carol Winn, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Alice Winter, Soph., Diamond, Mo. Marilyn Winters, Fr., Wichita Howard Wisdom, Jr., Pittsburg Jerry Wiseman, Jr, Columbus Thomas Wishart, Fr,. Columbus Tyea Wiser, Fr., Overland Park Garen Wolf, Fr., Ft. Scott Ronald Wolf, Soph., Ft. Scott Curtis Wood head, Soph.. Pittsburg William Woodruff, Fr,, Monett, Mo. David Woodward. Fr.. Wichita Clyde Woolf oik Jr., Soph., Pratt Cynthia Workman, Fr., Overland Park Jolene Workman. Fr., Liberal. Mo- Jeannine Wormington, Jr, Sarcoxie. Mo. Betty Worthington, Jr., Bronson Christopher Wright, Fr., Overland Park Willis Wulf, Jr,, Dodge City Steve Wutke, Soph,, Girard Peggy Vaeger, Fr.. Pittsburg Connie Yates, Soph., Carthage, Mo. Barb Yeado, Fr., Mission 294 Richard D. Yoakum, Fr,, Archie, Mo- Dianna Yocum, Soph-, Lenexa John M. Yoger, Jr., Osawatomie Lois Yokley, Fr., Liberal. Mo. Cheryl York. Soph., Columbus Steven York, Jr., Verona, Mo. Barbara Young, Soph.. Pittsburg Carole Zedrick, Soph., Girard Joe F, Ziegler, Jr., Drexei, Mo. Sharon Ziegler, Fr., Girard Dennis Zwahlen, Jr., Hallowell The Oval Gives Us a Break Between Classes 295 ANT-YOU Caro! Antonetti, Pittsburg Carolyn Baker. Moran Alan Bartholomew. Great Bend Nancy Bishop, Nevada. Mo. Marcia Bowyer, Pittsburg Alan Cheatum, Wichita Keith Churchill, Lawrence Janet Curry, Spring Hill Judy Drenik, Frontenac Robert Dye, Independence Ronald Frazier, Wichita Robert Garner, St. John Roberta Gelso, Pittsburg Patricia Horgan, Pittsburg Philip Kimmel, Shawnee Mission Ruth Lacey. Chanute David Ladner, Onaga Joyce Lantz, lola Joe LeFever. Augusta K. Lunderman, Marion Steve McKinley, Aurora, Mo. Vocational Students Strive For Technical Ability Sterling Maness Jr., lola James Miller, Chillicothe, Mo. Michael Miller, Topeka David M. Mills, Shawnee Mission David Nannarone, Garden City Bill Nittier. Lake City Kerry Patrick, Benson, Ariz. Russell Pruitt, lola Kenneth Schaper, Mulvane Sherry Scott, Pittsburg Barbara Shute, Pittsburg Joyce Snell. Spring Hill Linda Streib, Hiawatha Roger Streib, Hiawatha Dennis Twombly, Pittsburg Richard Vantrease, Neosho, Mo. Leslie Vlcek. Anthony Earl Vore, Chanute Maxine Wiltse, Chanute James Yingling, Hiawatha Austin Young, Saline 296 Index A Abati, Delene Sue 265 Abraham, Connie 265 Abernathy, Gary 152 Adams, Douglas Terry 248 Adams, Greg 167 Adams.Pam 189 Adams, Richard 167,265 Adams. Stephen Frank 265 Adams, Terry 160 Adkins, Alan 193,248 Adkins. James 142 Affalter, Jeff 265 Affltck, Patt 128,265 Agnew, Bob 155.265 Aikins. Dale 160,265 Akin, Carl David 265 Albers. John 167 Albertini, Theresa 127 Albins. Gerri 206.207 Albright. Roxie 162,163,248 Alderman. Barbara 172 Alderson. Mary 185,248 Aldridge. Ken 236,265 Alexander. Judith Lynn 265 Alexander, Sally Ann 265 Alexander. W.C 199.248 AIFord. Rick 167.208.236,265 Alger, Marjorie Ann 248 Allee. Raymond M. 248 Allen, Charles 161,265 Allen, Daniel K. 265 Allen. Darlene 188.265 Allen. Joyce 170.265 Allen, Marilyn J. 248 Allen, Phillip Jon 265 Allen, Roberta 128.265 Allen, Stephen L. 248 Allison, Howard Kenneth 265 Allison, Kathy Jean 265 Alltan, Gene 167,202 Alvarez. Dennis V. 248 Amayo. David 138.265 Ames, Darrel 186 Anderson. Carolyn 164,265 Anderson. Cpi- 154 Anderson, Dennis W. 265 Anderson, Gary Michael 266 Anderson, Marvin Pat 266 Anderson. Melvin J. 248 Anderson, Suzy 127 Andrews, Belinda C. 266 Andrews, Carol 170,206,248 Andrews, Richard Lee 266 Angel, Nancy 188,269 Angwin, Jeff 104,105 Anneberg, Genny 127,173 Antonetti, Carol 296 Antonelli, Paul Joseph 266 Appino, Robert J. 266 Appleberry. Archie Allan 248 Arb, Myrna 206,266 Arduino. Luanne 266 Argent, Charlotte 170.17 i ,266 Armstrong, Alan 145 Arner, Leah 170,266 Arthur. Barbara 165,266 Arthur. James P, 266 Aschentrop, Mary 172 Askins, Sandy 248 Atchley. Marsha 266 Atkins. John 248 Attington, Jerry 138 Augustine, Diane 172,266 Aulicino, Gary 137 Auman, L. Charles 266 Auman. Sue Ann 266 Avery, Herb 161,266 Avery, Ruby 124.197,207,266 B Babcock. Rex 138 Back, Ronald 134 Bach, RonarldS. 266 Backhus, Edward L. 266 Baevchier. Wayne 134 Baird, Dr. C- Ray 20 Bailey, Sandra 1 71,266 Bailey, Sharon 163,189,266 Bain, Carol Ann 163.198.246 Bair, Norman 266 Baker, Barbara 122 Baker, Carolyn 201.296 Baker, Dr. Charles 22 Baker, Don 152 Baker, Frank 152,178 Baker, Mary 189,190.198 Baker, William 136,137,249 Balderston, Bob 137,266 Batey, Cathy 173 Ballman. Jan 266 Banta, Mrs. J. 162 Baptista, LaBaron 132 Barber, Larry Dan 249 Barbien. Mary Kay 266 Barker, Guy Alan 266 Barnes, Debra 157,205,266 Barnes. Judy 189.198,269 Barnes. Larry 141 Barnes.Mike 142 Barnes, Patricia 133.173.266 Barnett, Beth 170,206,266 Barnett, Jim 266 Barnett, Melvin LeRoy 249 Barone. Sandra Kay 266 Barone. Sherry L, 266 Bartlow. Kimble 203 Bartholomew, Alan 296 Bash, Marilyn 163,206.266 Baskette, Roberta Sue 266 Basfer. Skip 138,266 Bass. Bob 208,236 Bass, Jan 100,107,110,128.173, 188.266 Bass, Dr, J. Carol 200 Bass. Robert 266 Bates. Connie Ann 266 Bates. Jack 177,193.249 Bates, Pfc. 154 Bates, Richard Ardell 266 Bateman. Kenneth 23 Batti ton, Darlene J, 266 Baxter, Dee 208,266 Bay, Tom 141.155.249 Baze, Joy 189 Baze, Teddy T. 266 Beach, Kenneth 266 Beach. Msg. 154 Beachman, Ralph 168.266 Beal, David A. 188,203,266 Beaman, Dave 167,249 Bean, David 138 Bean, Richard Arthur 266 Bear. David C. 266 Beard. Larry 191,249 Beasley, David 140,141,153,176 Bebb, Dr. Aldon 194 Beck, Kay 164,186.266 Beck. Terr y 1 50,153,190,249 Beckenndge, David 168 Becker, Oliver 141 Bedelli.Tom 145 Bedene. Becky 249 Bedene, John Brent 266 Beeman, Dan 142 Beecroft, Beverly Ann 266 Beer, Marvin 169,267 Beery, Pat 153,162.163.195.267 Beets. Rand Lee 267 Begey, EdwardC- 249 Seine. Stephanie Ann 267 Beiser. Susan 163,267 Belden, Janelle 173,267 Belew, Robert 155 Beltore. T erry Craig 267 Belman. Mike 161 Bender, Julie Anne 267 Benedict. Mary Lee 171,189,196, 198,249 Benedict, Shirley 162.163,206,207. 249 Benefield, Kay 124 Bennefieid, Karen 133 Benjamin. Harry 142 Bennett, Darlene 131.267 Bennett. Joseph Allen 267 Bennjngton, Sheryl 267 Bensing, Linda 267 Sensing, Marcy 165 Benson, Bruce 138 Benson, James A. 267 Benson, John 138,267 Beougher. Alma Lee 128,267 Beougher, Clifford 19 Bergant, Paul Robert 138,267 Bearnd, Jane 267 Berry. Cheryl Dawn 267 Berry, John Paul 267 Bethard, Diane 171 Bert hot, Carol Lynne 249 Bertoncmo, James 191,193,203, 249 Bertoncino. Jannette 267 Berts, Randy 138 Bethard, Diane K, 267 Bettega, Van 174 Sever. Lloyd 161,267 Bever, Steve 208,214 Be w, James 167 Biancarelli, Kenneth L. 267 Bickford, Max 57 Biggs. Alpah 208 Biggs. William 188 Bilyeu, Steve 109 B.nford, Lindsey 100.131.267 Bingham. Sandy Lee 267 Binkley, William Lynn 249 Binney. Lowell 188,267 Birney, Carol 202.267 Bird, Cpi, 154 Bishop, Dr. Dean 187 Bishop, Nancy 201,296 Black, Nancy 171,267 Blackett. Dolly 102 Blackett. Janis A. 267 Blagg. Jo-Mae 162.163.186,267 Blame, Jim 145 Blair, Patsy 171,267 Biakey.Sue 188 Bland, Larry 186 Blaztc, Carolyn 196,199,249 Blocher, William Kimble 267 Blocker. Kim 134 Blofnik, Judy 172 Blood, Walter H. 249 Bloomcamp. Garnett 23 Bloomcamp, Janis 128,267 Slubaugh, Alan 138,267 Boatright. Phillip Gene 267 Bogatie, Charles F. 203,246 Boisdrenghian. Jay 267 Bolles, Kathy 173,267 Bolton, Gary 141.267 Bond, Gary 137.155,208 Bond, Linda 131,267 Boner, Susan 122,123,157 Bonham, Rich 137 Boone, Christine 173,184,267 Boone, Mrs. Emajean 145 Boone, Leland D, 55 Boote. David Rosand 267 Borchardt, Doug R. 246 Borel. John 141 Borel, Steve 97,141 Bore Ho. Jeanette 195.249 Bornheimer. Jim 145,267 Bosseau, Lillian 153.196.249 Bourlard. Carolyn Jean 267 Bournoville. Ann 122.157.267 Bournonville, Constance 267 Bournonville, Joe 267 Bouseman. Lynn 134,135,154,163. 249 Boutell, Earl 267 Bowden, Larry 167,208.236 Bowen, Nancy 180,196.267 Bower sox. Darrell 161,267 Bowles. Richard 249 Bowman, Jim 267 Bowman. Velina 188.291 Bowyer, Marcia 202,296 Boyce, Marshall 158.267 Boyds ton, Bruce Alan 267 Boyer, Debbe 172.267 Boyes, Linda 206,207.268 Boys. Mike 160 Bradford, Giulia 156.157,164.195, 268 Bradshaw, Larry 153,174.192.196 Bradshaw. Warren 161.186,268 Bradley. Robert 203 Brady, Rosemary 171.266 Brady, William 268 Brant. Cynthia M. 268 Brant, Sharon 189,163,198.268 Brassart, Margery Ann 249 Bratton. Judy 268 Bray. Marsha 122.268 Breckinringe, David 268 Breedlove, Charlotte 173 Breen, Sara 193,249 Brennan, John 177,249 B retches, Richard 160.268 Brewer, Candy 268 Brewer, Ed 109 Brewer. Richard W. 268 Brewer, Vonna Lee 268 Brjcker. Mike 160.268 Bridges, Karen 157 Bridges, Kathy 1 72 Bridgewater. Lee 141 Brinkman, Ron 202,268 Briscoe, Phillip W. 150.196.249 Broadhurst. Ed 238 Brock. Kathy 268 Brocker, Phil 184,268 Bromert, Eunice A. 268 Brooke. Jill 127,268 Brooks. Billie Joe 152,155,167.249 Brooks. Stephen R. 249 Brower, Ron 178,179.249 Brown, A.O. 202,203 Brown. Beverly 199 Brown, Gary 268 Brown. Gloria 114.124,152 Brown, Hazel 172,268 Brown, Helen 165,268 Brown, Jacquelyn 189 Brown, Janet 106,153,175,190, 196.249 Brown, Jerry 155,186 Brown, John 160 Brown, Kathleen 268 Brown, Keith 268 Brown. Lee 1 75.268 Brown. Linda 163 Brown. Lynn 140.141.155,268 Brown, Sherry Eileen 268 Brown, Theresa 184,268 Broyles. Joe 238 Broyles, Phyllis 170.206,207,256 Bruner. Janice 170,268 Bruns. Darrel 250 Bryan, Cynthia Lea 268 Bryan. Janet Anne 250 Bryant, Elaine 197 Bryant, Milton 184 Bryant, Steve 143 Bualle. Bud 250 Buchan. Leonard Frank 250 Buchanan. Gary 161,186.268 Buche, Dan 145 Buche, Doug 145,268 Buchholz, Srenda 172 Buck, Bill 268 Budd, Dr. and Mrs. George 17 Buddin, Kaye 189 Buffington. Danny Carol 268 Bugni, Joseph W, 250 Burbach, Kathy 175,268 Burch, Libby 167 Burdick, Lorn Jan 268 Burgert. Maretta Kay 268 Burke. Cheryl Rene 268 Burke. Jack Lee 268 Buresh. Linda 162.268 Burnett, Cathy 128,156 Burnett, Henry 177,193 Burnett, Jim 204.268 Burnett, Paul M. 268 Burns, David L. 268 Burns, Mary Anne 268 Burns. Velma 170,250 Burris, Jim 160,268 Bush, Stella Louise 268 Butler, Carmen 250 Butler, Dixie 127 Butler. John 155,250 Butterfield. Leon 168.238.250 Buttin. John 132 Byers, Alberta Irene 268 Bysom, Terri 127.173.268 c Castellani, Leslie 153,191,250 Casady. Mitchell Frank 269 Casement. Cathy 269 Casey, Evelyn Ann 250 Cass. Howard W. 269 Cass, Maryetta 269 Cassei. Michael E. 269 Cassell, Chris 122,164,269 Cassidy. Gary 137,214 Castel. Larry 169 Cates. Frances Lynn 250 Cates, Pat 131.157 Cattaneo, Ken 145 Catte lino, Ronald E. 269 Cavanaugh, Mary 96,153.269 Cavin, Jimmie 137 Cavinee, Cornelia 173.269 Cavitt, Mike 152 Cay lor. Judy 189 Chaifant, Steve 238 Chambers. Cora Lee 269 Chance. Ronald Edward 269 Chandler, Mary Ann 185 Chapman, Cheryl 269 Chase. Debt 269 Chase. Sandy 128,149,151,164. 269,285 Cheatum. Allen 169,296 Cheek, Gail P. 270 Cheek, Gerald 203 Chii-Dong, Yang 202 Childers. Gordon 250 Childress, Jean 164 Chittenden, Dr. Gertrude 40 Chitty, Richard 202.250 Chop, John 137 Chowning, Judy 207 Chrisenbery, Opal G. 250 Christian. Dan 270 Christian, Judy Gayle 250 Christianson, Joel D. 250 Christopher. Ronald L. 250 Chroust. Jim J, 246 Churchill. Keith 296 Ciarduilo, Cathy 156.270 Ciardullo, James L. 270 Ciarduilo, Kim 270 Cicero, Jerry 144.145 Cinotto. Gary 145,270 Oaflin, Susan 165.270 Clapham, Kathie 1 70.270 Clark, Carilyn 163,270 Clark. Edward Lee 270 Clark. Mary 163.270 Clark. Mike 145 Clarke, Carol Sue 270 Clarke, Sheryl A. 270 Clarkson, Walter J. 270 Clay. Hughie 132,169 Cleveland, Jeanne 114,131.156 Cline, Elton W. 48 Ctinkenbeard, Connie 122,165,270 Clinkenbeard. Shirley 270 Clinton, Charles 270 Clothier, Linda 270 Clow, Donald 250 Ctugston, Casey 144,150,191,250 Clutter, Melvin 201 Coaker, Karen 128.174,190,250 Cobbs. LaVonne 163.276 Coble, Linda 171,250 Coburn. Jane 128.173,270 Cochran, Dennis 270 Cockrell, LeRoy 270 Coffman, Bruce 137 Coffman, Jennifer Susan 270 Coffman, Steve 172.188,193 Cohen, Darryl Robert 270 Cole, Connie 125,165 Cole. Randy 270 Cole. Stephen 161,203,251 Coleman, Dick 138.139.270 Coleman, Joan 163 Coleman, Pat 151,156,270 Coleman, Peggy 156,270 Collins. Linda 171,270 Collins, Sherry Rae 251 Colyer, Paul 1 15.138,270 Combs, Corrine 270 Conard, Erik 142 Condo, Barb 164,270 Conklin, Judy 164.246 Conkright. Jim 141,270 Conner, Dana 131.270 Conrad, Bob 137 Conrad. James 202,270 Conrev, Mark Stephen 270 Cook, Butch 138.251 Cook, Chris 127 Cook, Connie 133 Cook.Delmer 160 Cook, Jack Allen 270 Cook. Jim 193,251 Cook, John W. 270 Cook. Judy 164.165 Cook, 2nd Lt. 154 Cook. Ronald W. 251 Cook, William David 270 Coofbaugh, Smitty 164.165,270 Coombs, Dan 270 Coons. Deena 172.270 Coonrod, Guy 196 Coonrod, Joyce Jane 251 Cooper. Doug 141.161.193,270 Cooper, Everett Ray 251 Cooseman, Patty 184,189,270 Coover, Julie 270 Cope, Charlotte 173,270 Cope, Dr. Denmar 19 Copeland, Susan 165.270 Copeland, Miss 207 Corbin, Charles 167,270 Cordry, Toni 126,127,193 Cornish, Dr. D.T. 37.153 Correa. Robert 270 Coulter, Danna 251 Covey, Gary Dean 270 Covey. George Eugene 251 297 Cowan, Brenda 131 Cox, Janine 206,270 Cox, Ron 137 Cox. Sandi 270 Coy. Carol 205.270 Coy, Richard 138 Craighead, Bill 168,270 Crain, Iris Ruth246 Crain, Rodney 272 Cramer, Bob 271 Cramer, Maribeth 130 Cramer. Wm. 142 Crane, Mike 168,251 Cranz. Marsha 66,127,271 Craven, Linda 164,165,271 Crawford, Chuck 138 Crawford, George 271 Crawford, JoAnne 173,271 Crawley. Lee 192,246 Creed, Russell 186 Cremer, Jim 141 Cremer, Judy 271 Cress, Mary Sue 131 Crews, Shirley 271 Creveling, Alice 271 Croker, Gayle 251 Cromb, Arthur 57 Cromwell, Larry 168 Croney. Anne 170 Cronister. Kathleen 188.189 Cronister. Kathleen 271 Crosetto, Chester 142.251 Crosetto. Steve 271 Cross, Bob 196,251 Crossman, Frederick 271 Crow. Jim 94,152,158,191,271 Crumbliss. Mike 176.271.285 Crump, James 203 Crutchfield. Cheryl 126.127,191 Cuendet. Harry 177.188 Cukjati, Joseph Paul 251 Cummings, Roland 208 Cummings, Yvonne 271 Curry, Janet 296 Curry, Julia 271 Cusack, Larry 251 Cushing, C.N. 57 Cushman, Glenn 271 Cussimanio, Snow 271 Custer, Gary 145,271 Cuthbertson, Robert 271 Cutting. Phil 271 D Oacy, Dennis 142 Daetwyler, Linda 172,271 Dahmer, Vicki 271 Daily. Cheryl 102,271,172 Daily, Gwen 148,176.190,196,251 Daley. Kathy 102.131.271 Dalton. Elaine 172 Dairy mole, Beverly G. 251 Daniel, Dr. Bruce47 Daniel. Merl Alvin251 Dant. Karen 271 Dare. Virginia 256 Darraugh. Sharon 122 Daubery, James 142 Daugherty, 2nd Lt. 154 Daugherty. Carl 141,271 Daugherty, Stanley 155,271 Dauntas, Paul 115 Davis. Alan 134.135.145.271 Davis. David 271 Davis. Diane 108.165.151.205,271 Davis, Don 167 Davis, Everett 271 Davis, Jerry 271 Davis. Larry 142.143.251 Davis. Rick 138,237.271 Davidson, Suzanne 165,271 Davidson, Ron 177 Dawe, Doanld 167 Dawey, Paula 271 Deakins, Carolyn 128,271 Dealmey. Charles 271 Dearinger. Earl 201 DeCastro, Anna 271 Deckard, Lynn Ann 122,123,251 Dee, Diana 165 Dee. Philip 271 Deff enbaugh, Joye 271 DeGruson, Eugene 197 DeLange. Betty 157.187.189,271 DeMasters, Bob 115.145 Dennis. Sue 172 Deppeler. Cathy 131 DeRidder, Pam 271 Dernovish. John 177.251 Derrington, Tom 142 Deruy, Randall 142 Deruy. Robert 134,271 Deruy, Vicki 271 Devananij, Philai 246 Devers, John 271 Devlin, Michael 199 DeVore, Sharon 170,271 Dewey, Paula 172 Diachok, Roger 142,271 Dick. Dan 251 Dickey. Bill 239 Dickinson, Kathie 271 Dickson. Kristi 172.271 Diebolt, Dick 203 Diebolt. Gary 202 Dillon, Mary 127 Dinoni, Jerry 271 Dixon. Dane 168 Dixon. Lynn 165,184,185,271 Dixon, Dr. Paul 25 Dodson, Millie Carol 251 Dody, Marilyn 187,272 Doerr. Teresa 165 Doherty, Charles 155,251 Doig, John 161 Dolan, Kathy 165,272 Dold. Jack 272 Donovan, Timothy 167 Doolin, Emily 272 Dorothy Perry 272 Dorset!, Gregory 164 Dorthy, Wade 140,141,155,272 Dorset!, Gregory 272 Dorsey, Bruce 272 Dotson, 'Doris 197 Doty. Thomas 272 Douglas. Jean 157,171,178,179. 188.272 Dountas. Paul 137 Dousette, Tony 193 Dover. Rober 145.251 Doyle, Archie 169.272 Drake. Glenna 165.198 Draper. Barry 138,272 Draskovich, Richard 97 Drenik. Judy 296 Drum, Laura 272 Dugan, Toni 122 Duecy. Randy 272 Dueker, Diane 272 Dueski, Frank W. 251 Dugan. Toni 272 Duggan, Pegi 197,251 Duke, Wanda 170.171.272 Dulle, Michael J. 177.184.251 Dumler. Ginny 189.272 Dumler, Thomas 272 Dunaven, Peggy 156,162.272 Dunaway, Jeffrey 272 Duncan, Barbara 131.272 Duncan, Becky 92,272 Duncan, Eileen 165,272 Duncan, James 186.272 Duncan, Linda 272 Duncansen, Janice 165,272 Dunnick, Frankie 251 Dunton, Nancy 122.164.165.272 Durkin, Dave 184 Durley, T ruman 168 Du row, Douglas 272 Duryea, Dianna 165.272 Duffy. William 197 Duy.Nicki 128,251 Dye, Robert 296 Dyke. Clyde 273 E Eades, Carol Sue 252 Eades. Gerald D 252 Eagan, Charles 188,273 Eagan, Steve 121,214 Earp, Tom 134.252 Easterwood. Donna 165 Eberhardt, John 57 Eckhart, Diane 189 Eckhart, Gary 252 Edds. Marilyn 152,172,273 Edwards, Douglas 184 Edwards, Eva 252 Edwards. Kathy 100.171.273 Edwards. Patsy 273 Egan, Karen 128 Egfy, Karen 189 Ehamann. Ronald 252 Ehmke, Karen 273 Ehrlick, Connie 127,172.273 Eiehelberger, Diedra 131 Eickhorn, Mavis 273 Eidsvig. John 169.202,273 Eikenberry. Kathy 170.171.273 Eites, Robert 134 Elbrader. Jim 367 Elkins, Kerry 203 Elliot, Ann 156.273 Elliott, Becky 127 Elliot, Dee Ann 273 Elliott, Joanne 184 Eisten. Gay 128 Elston. Harlana 273 Emerson. Susan 128 Emmart. Edward 273 Endecott, Ronald 273 Engel. Dan 188.273 England, Ann 122 England, Darryl 252 Engle, Jill 127 Engle hart, Martin 169 Engle man, Kathy 157 Eno, Woody 168,273 Enoch, Anna S. 252 Eppte, Linda 198 Erickson, Beverly 171,273 Erickson. Marsha 128,273 Erickson. Roger 273 Ericson. Sammie 273 Erwin, Leon 273 Esch, Judy 273 Eshlebrenner, Bob 152.273 Eshridge, Barbara 200,131,269 Espy, Julia 273 Essex. Linda 172.273 Estes, Robert 115 Euson, Janis 142 Eusten, Sgt. 154 Evans. Cheryl 127,172.273 Evans, Johnny 273 Evans, Linda 273 Evans, Lloyd 161 Evans. Ray 57 Evans. Robert 273 Evinger, Stephen 252 Ezell, 2nd Lt. 154 Ezell, James 155 Ezell, Zoan 189 F Fadler, Pam 157.171,188.273 Fain. Judy 162 Fair, Gary 168.252 Fair, Georgia 273 Fairchitd. Karen 172,273 Falke. Phillip 185,252 Fanska, Joseph 198 Farley, Jimmy 252 Farmer. Bob 152,273 Farnsworth. Frank 145,252 Farokhpour, Ata 178,252 Fast, Connie 163 Fatrett. Todd 273 Feagan, Paul 145 Feagins, Anna 170,180,273 Finge rle. Sue 197 Fenimore, Stephen 273 Fennema, Kathy 273 Fenton, David 273 Fernetti, Ronnie 273 Fettig, Jeanette 128,129 Fiaccavento, Virginia 273 Ficklin, Joe 138 Fife, Ron 145 Fine ham, Thomas 273 Finger!©, Sue 273 Fink. Alice 122,273 Fink, Mrs. Luicille 141 Finkenbinder, Victor 187 Fiorelli, Carol 122 Fi she, Wilma 124 Fisher, Dennis 161 Fischer. Gary 273 Fitch. Jim 134 Fitch, Mary 273 Fite. Mike 160 Fitzpatrick. Phyllis 128.273 Fleming, Gary 273 Fleming, Paula 184,273 Ffeskes, John 273 Fleury, Doanld 273 Floth, Sue 273 Fogg, John 273 Fogo. Joyce Ann 252 Foland, Curt 138 Forbes, Becky 164 Ford, Robert 273 Fornactari, Terry 128,274 Fortner, Connie 165.274 Foster, David 200.252 Foster, Helen 153 Foster, Phylis 197.246 Foots, Tom 274 Fox, James 274 Fox, Larry 252 France, Carp! 206,274 Frances.R.C. 138 Frances, Sherry 189 Francis. John 158.160,161.196.252 Francis. Sherry 274 Franklin. Cheryl 94.164 Franklin, Linda 172.274 Franser, Kay 189 Frantz, Alice 274 Frazee, Linda 274 Frazier, Nancy 274 Frazier, Ronald 295 Frederick, Stan 208,274,236 Fredstrom, Dr. Paul 21 Freeman, Mark 274 Freeman, Roger 274 Freeman, Roy F. 252 French, Russell 138.274 Frere, Susan 274 Freyburger. Henri 36 Fricks, Carol 274 Friend. Cathy 172.206,207 Frikken.Bob 160,252 Friend, Johnny 274 Frizzell, Ralph 177,193 Fruetel, Bill 208,252 Frye, Donald 274 Fuhrman. Dixie 170.171.274 Fuller, Lynn 137 Fulton. Jack 153.246 Funk, Janet 188 G Gabel. Carol 173,274 Gable, Ruth Ann 165 Gage, George 142,143 Gail. Dixie 171.274 Gailey, David M. 252 Gallagher. Ron 185 Gallagher. William 252 Garner, Robert 167,296 Garrett, Curt 175 Garrett, Tana 162 Garrigues, Ann 187,188,274 Garrison, Peter 252 Gartin. John 274 Garvin, Linda 165 Gaste! Janet 274 Gaston, Lorna 189,274 Gatchell, Sherri 128,252 Gates, Ron 252 Gatlin, Theodus 132,274 Gavin, Cindy 184.189.274 Geasfand. Major 154 Geier, Dick 134,274 Geiger, Karol 156,196,252 Geisler. Harold 274 Geisler, Lowell 274 Geiso, Robert 252 Gelson, Roberta 201.296 Gentry. Delbert 188,252 George, Donna 164,165,274 George, Pam 189 George, William 274 Gfeller, Sfc. 154 Gharenbaghi, Ali 274 Gibbens, David 142 Giggy. Dennis 274 Giliheany, Lawrence 252 Gil key, Steve 134 Gill, Bill 142 Gill. Patricia 274 Gillespie, Melba 170,274 Gilliban, DeEllen 274 Gilliland. Gary 160 Gilliland, Kathleen 189.198.253 Gilliland, Micheai 274 Gillman. Peggy 172,274 Gilmartin. L. Vern 203,274 Gilmore, Barbara274 Gilmore, Dennis 140.141 Gilmore, Jamie 253 Gilmore, Mike 23© Gilreath, Dee 274 Giordano, Tony 199.203,253 Girard, Nancy 253 Givens. Sherree 274 Glazier, Linda 274 Glenn. Ella Mae 157.170.171 Glenn, Jim 161.274 Glick, David 142 Goble. Janet 253 Goddard, Dennis 188 Godfrey, Connie 186 Goertz, Betty 274 Goertz, Delbert 202 Goethe, Victor 193.253 Goforth. Chuck 138,253 Golden, Norma 253 Golub. Janet 165,185 Gonzolez, Adolph 274 Goodall. Trudy 274 Goode now, Merrilee 128 Goodger. Al 199 Goodwill. Clifford 169.274 Gordon, Dale 253 Gordon, Linda 274 Gordon, William 274 Gorges, Jeanne 172,274 Goul Gary 161.186.202 Gorman, Carol K. 253 Gorrell, Randy 145,275 Goul, Gary 275 Gowens, Lorinda 171,275 Grabenhorst, Dotsie 172,275 Grabowski, Juliann 122,165 Grace, William 275 Gracey, Linda 275 Graham. Billy 275 Graham. Bob 168,275 Graham, Linda 253 Graham, Sgt. Major 154 Grainger, Martha 253 Grant, Bernard 138 Grant. Margaret 128,275 Grant, Rosemary 162,163 Graves, Clayton 253 Graves, Jim 199 Gray, Cpl. 154 Gray, Kennth 203 Gray, Mike 161 Graves, Sherryll 275 Gray, Cindy 131.275 Gray, Don 142,275 Gray, Kenneth 253 Gray, Michael 274 Greason, John 161,275 Grecian, Jan 275 Green, Alice 205,253 Green, Dwayne 275 Green, Ronnie 204,275 Greenfield, Pam 127,253 Greve, Judy 96.185.275 Griffin. Paul 169,275 Griffiths, Gary 193 Griffiths, Lyle 160,202,275 Grigsby, Donna 189 Grimes, Linda 275 Grimes, Martha 275 Gripp, Dennis 275 Groner. Jean 173,184,189,275 Gross, Arlene 275 Gross, Cecil 167 Grot hear, Martin 206,275 Grotheer. Phyllis 275 Groves, David 275 Grubb, Robert 275 Gudgen, Mimi 128,192.200 Gudgen. Prentice 25,217 Gullet. Johnnie 275 Gunnels. James 275 Gunnels. Jo Marilyn 173,275 Gunnels. John Leon 253 Gunther. Liz 127 Gurera. Barbara 127.172.275 Gustafson, Chris 128,275 H Habjan, Joe 185,275 Hackney, Danny 275 Hackney, Tony 275 Haddock, Dennis 53 Hadley. Bonnie 170 Hadley. Marilyn 275 Hadley. Robert 109.275 Hagen, Sue 66,131 Haggard. Dr. J.D. 19,180 Haines. Ranndy 167,204 Hair, Deidra 275 Hair, Kay 170,206,207 Hale, Eva Anne 253 Haile, Gary 275 Halfner, Mike 167 Hall, Carma 172,275 Hall, Clement 57 Hall. Dale A. 246 Hall. Jim 142 Hall. John 115.141.275 Hall. Max 161,275 Halloran. Judy 164 Halvorsen, Betty 206,275 Hamam, Diane 128 Ha mamura, Cheryl 170.275 Hamilton, Darwin 253 Hamilton, Linda 275 Hamilton, Pam 82,205 Ham me! Bob 168 H ami son, Thomas 275 Hammel, Robert 253 Hammer, Sharon 253 Hammond. Trish 156.275 Hammonds. Edith 201 298 Hammons, Keith 161,275 Hancock, Carole 163,206,275 Hand. Bill 151,276,291 Hann, Dora 163,189.279 Hansen, Karen 276 Hansen. Bob 168 Hanusch. Edwin 276 Hanusch. Gene 169 Harader. David 180 Haradner. Walter 253 Harbarger, Pat 276 Harbert, Jackie 127 Hardwick, Phyllis 276 Hardwick. Robin 152,276 Hardy, Patty Jo 124,276 Hardy, Richard 138 Hardy, Vanetta 188 Hargis. Rodger 141 Harlin, James 276 Harm el, Carol 164,276 Harmon, Cheryl 276 Harmon, Pat 214,276 Harnden, San 137 Harper. Dr. Aaron w. 24 Harper. Robert 253 Harpester. Paula 83 Hapgood.Toni 170 Harngan, Ella Jean 276 Harris. Jack 141,253 Harris, Jean 131,276 Harris, Jim 141 Harris, Sharon 196,253 Harris. Susan 163,180,276 Harrison, Al 196 Harrison, Becky 197.246 Harrison, Dick 145 Harrmann. Robert 276 Harsek, Bill 238 Hatch, James 138 Hartman, Albert 253 Harvey, Diana 164,191 Harvey. Paul 276 Haskins, David 276 Hasiam, Jeannetta 189,253 Hastings, Darvin 142 Hatfield, Fred 185 Hathaway, Richard 253 Hauser. Dan 135,254 Haver, Marcia 276 Hawkins. Gordon 254 Hawkins, Ralph 142,208 Hawks, Dale 276 Hay, Ronnie 276 Hayden, Marilyn 199.254 Hayes, DeAnn 206,276 Hayes, Kathy 1 73.276 Hays, David 276 Hazzard.Bill 137,208 Headley, Bonnie 254 Headley, Marilyn 276 Headley, Ralph 137 Heady, Sandy 109.127,276 Heasty. Carolyn 189 Heathman. Terry 142 Hedges. Jay 214,276 Hef ley, Steve 276 Heiner, Tim 137 Held, Fred 221 Helms, Darryl 145,276 Heims. Richard 276 Helsel, Robert 142 Helton. Jacque 128,148,174,254 Henderson, James 254 Hendrich, Vernon 276 Hendrickson. Betty 276 Hendrickson, Orin 202,254 Hendrickson. Shirley 170.171.276 Hendrix, Janet 163 Henesey. Pamela 276 Henry, Alice 254 Hensley, John 276 Henson, Robert 276 Herdman, Jean 165,276 Herlocker, Connie 127 Herman, Dave 145 Hermann. Gary 236 Herrenbruck, Charles 185,201 Herrin, Mark 141.254 Herrmann, Bob 141 Herrmann, Gary 276 Herron, Tana 171.354 Hess, Julie 199.276 Hestand, Joyce Ann 254 Hester, Lemuel 254 Hewett. David 276 Hewett. Dennis 193,276,168 Hey, John 168.276 Higgins. Christine 165.276 Hight.Dr. 193 Hightower. Kenneth 187 Hilboldt, Mrs. Louise 128 Hill. Janice 107,110,131.276 Hill. Jo Etta 173 Hill. Kathleen Spicer 192 Hill. Larry Eugene 254 Hill. Ralph 254 Hilliard.John 169,180 Himes, Susan 165,276 Hines, Linda 275 Hines, Richard Allen 254 Hines, RoyceLee 254 Hines, Sally 276 Hinkley. Harry 137 Hinthorn. Richaed 246 Hirt, Joseph 167.276 Hittle, Raymond 254 Hoard, Barry 276 Hobson, Sue Zan 205,254 Hobson. Tim 200 Hodge, Julie 165,276 Hodges, Robert 145,276 Hoesli, Martin 276 Hoffine, Kathleen 276 Hoffman, Nancy 114,130.131.170. 171.180.276 Hoffman. Patty 276.276 Hoffman. Scott 277.168 Hoffmann. Zoe Ann 277 Hogan, Mike 168 Holden, Dawn 254 Holen. Robert 277 Holford. Marilyn 277 Holley, Joyce 125.133,165 Hollis, Edna 197 Holman, James 254.204 Holmes, Neil 177 Holroyd. Betty 165,277 Holt, Warren 254 Holtz. CpI. 154 Holtz, Richard 277 Holzman, John 277 Homer, John 160.277 Honson, Tim 254 Honton, Richard 168,277 Hood, William 254 Hoofnagle, Larry 167,277 Hoover, Carol 172,277 Hoover, Herna 277 Hopkins. Alan 277 Hopkins. Tom 133 Morgan, Dodie254 Morgan, Patty 80,296 Hortan. Susan 170,195.277 Hosman. Cynthia 277 Hostetter, Jan 131,172 Houser, Dan 134 Houser, Meredith Day 254 Howard, Margaret 163 Howard, Terry D, 254 Howard, Victoria Lee 254 Howe, Greg 141 Howe, Totton 160.277 Howell, Chris Ann 165,277 Howell, Holli 277 Howell, Robert 142 Howell, Sandy 277 Howell, Wayne 161,277 Howerton, Barb 128,129,277 Hubbard, Elaine 254 Hubbard, Marlene 105 Huber, Gary 145 Huber, Kenneth 277 Huber, Ron 167 Hubler, Mary Ann 277 Huchcride, Steve 142 Hucks, Charles 277 Hudiburg, Dr, George 196 Hudson. David 277 Hudson. Jerry 222,236.254.208. 190 Hudson, Marsha 277 Hudson, Nancy 122.257,277 Hudson, Richard 277 Hudson, Stephen 188,277 Hudspeth, Kathy 173.277 Huff, Keith 193.246 Hughes, DeAnn 277 Hughes, Don 208.216.217,236.277 Hughes, Janet 172,277 Hughes. Syrilda 196.255 Hulen. Paul Leon 255 Hulett. Rick 168 Hull, Iris 172,277 Hulse, Rita 277 Hulsey. Sue 170,171,277 Humbard, Sue 277 Humphrey. John 193 Hunt, Gail 131,277 Hunt, Jim 277 Hunter, Robert 177 Hurd, Barbara 128,256 Hurst, Barry 214,277 Hurst, Jeff 168,277 Hurst, Nancy 170.255 Hurst, Quentin 202.255 Hurst. Richard 177 Huston. Martha 277 Hutchins. Martha 148.171,192,196, 197.255 Hutchins. Roberta 100,127 Hutchins. Susan 277 Hutchinson. Jon 255 Hutchinson. Lonna 128 HyndS, Mary 277 I Ibarra, Gus 145 Iberra. Jerry 145 Iberra. Nancy 189 Ibrahim, Iklil Yousif 246 ikeda, Mary Lou 162.277 Ingham, Walton 277 Ingold. Richard 193,246 Ingram, Debbie 131,173,277 Ireland, Rochelle 255 I re ton, Mary Ann 277 I re ton, Pam 277 Irwin, Jody 196 Irwin, Joyce 172.206.207.277 Ison, Martin 3 61 Ives. Dave 144.145.178,179.191 ivy, Jimmy 277 Izard, Richard 277 J Jack, Marvin 214 Jackson. Charlotte 172,277 Jackson, Donna 114.132,255 Jackson, Jamte 278 Jackson, Sharon 189 Jackson, Thomas 278 Jackson, T.R, 168 Jacobs. Barbara 171,278 Jacoby, Phil 137 Jacques, Richard 203 Jagels. Norman 278 James. Jerry Joe 255 James, Nikki 206,278 Jameson, Sharon 127,164,278 Jameson, CpI, 154 Jamison, John 278 January, Frank 108 Jantz, Norman 278 Jaro. Gerri 278 Jefferson, Kay lOO, 1 14.122.157 Jeffery, Dave 151,248,255 Jeffery. Janice 164,278 Jemison, John 186 Jenkins. Bill 138 Jenkins. Joe Frank 255 Jenkins. Terry 278 Jennings, Jerrie Ann 255 Jensen, Wallace Q. 203,255 Jessee, Janice 278 Jessen, Judy 173,278 Jessefnik. Steve 138.139 Jewett. Linda 278 Johansen, Karen 278 John. Anne 278 John, Carol Sue 255 Johnson. Bill 278 Johnson, Dennis 134.167,278 Johnson, Earl 133 Johnson, Eiletak 162,163,255 Johnson, Eugene 278 Johnson, Gary 1 15.137,278 Johnson, Gayle 278 Johnson, Iva 278 Johnson, Janet 278 Johnson, Joanna 278 Johnson. Kenneth L. 256 Johnson, Larry 278 Johnson, Mark 191,278 Johnson, Phyllis 278 Johnson, Ron 138,278 Johnson, Ronald 278 Johnson, Roy 193,279 Johnson, Steve 137,256 Johnson, Thomas R. 256 Johnson, Van 115,138 Johnson, Dr, J. C. 200 Johnston. Leroy 279 Johnston, Robert J. 256 Jolly, William 279 Jones, Armon 115.138 Jones, Bob 279 Jones. Dave 138 Jones, Karen 127,279 Jones, Kathy 127,279 Jones, Mary 114,125,279 Jones, Mary Lee 256 Jones, Mayian 125 Jones, Nancy 279 Jones, Nancy Ellen 256 Jones. Richard 163.279 Jones. Ron 138 Jopp, Linda 279 Jukes, Ed 208.221 Jungk. Judy 165,184,279 Junk. Linda 279 Just, Keith 141.256 Justice, Charles 220 Justice. Helen 170.196,256 K Kabonic, Kenny Kabrey, Marlene 164.165 Kallenberger, Linda 164,279 Kalm, Lewis 208 Kamalus. Nick 138 Kanaby. Richard 145 Kane, Michael 279 Karlinger, Jeff 175,386,279 Karst, Don 115.141.279 Kastler, Jim 151.155,256 Kastner, James 279 Katteriin. Joseph 279 Katzer, Mary 201 Kautman. Gary 168.279 Kautz. Jo Anne 279 Kavereenas. Toni 189,163.280 Kazmierski. Tom 279 Keathley. Benny 160.186,256 Keeney, Dave 3 37.279 Keeney, Tess 157 Kees, Gary 279 Keiser, Kris 173 Keith, Douglas 279 Keith, Ronald 177.279 Keller, Jim 174,279 Keller, Dr, LeLand 200 Keller, Phyl 128.256 Kelly, Michael 161.279 Kelley. Nancy 188 Kelsey. Becky 279 Kelting, Dr. Ralph Keltler, John 142 Kendall, J. C. 136 Kennedy, Dr. E. G. 25 Kennedy, Dan 188 Kennedy. Sandra Sue 256 Kennett, Danny 279 Kennett. Kathy 189 Kennett. Larry 97 Kennon, Randall 23 Kent, Carl 155.158 Kent, Darrel 279 Kentner, Patricia 256 Kerstern, Geo. 214 Ketterman, Joyce 127.172,279 Kepmton, Michael 279 Key. Randall 279 Kidd. Earl 177,256 Kiehneff. Bill 208 Kimier, Janet 172,279 Kimmel, Philip H. 167,201.296 King, Bill 145 King, Bob 141 King, Dave 138 King. Jim 214 King. Kay 165,279 King, Linda 1 72,279 King, Rick 161,279 King, Suzanne E. 279 King, Suzanne M. 279 Kirby, Lois 172,187.206,207,279 Kirby, Roger 279 Kirby, Suzi 151.279 Kirchofer. Dale 138.279 Kirk. Dennis 138,279 Kirk. Pat 100,107,110,131,157 Kirkendoll, Dennis 145,193,256 Kirkenooll, Michael R. 256 Kiser, Gail 164,279 Kitchell, Rick 167 Kiel lander. Judy 114,131,196.256 Klem. Karen 279 Kleinke. Janice 279 Klinger, Dwight 57 Kline, George Howard 256 Klusman, James 279 Knapp, Patrick 279.3 54 Knedgen, Pat 188,279 Knight, Diane 128 Knight, Sam A. Jr. 256 Knuth, Janice 66.80,131,189,198, 279 Kobes, Patty L71 Kobus, Patrrcia Lou 256 Koch. Judy Diane 256 Kohlmeyer. Roger 279 Koonce, Janie 256 Koppers, Wisha 114,127,157,279 Korn, Karen 196 Kornfeld. Captain 154 Komfield. Jack 142.155 Kornechuk. Paul 256 Koskan. Ken 280 Kotwitz. Charles 186.280 Kotzman, Betty 128.129,280 Kovac, Robert 280 Kovacic, Elizabeth 280 Kovacic, Joan 280 Kovacic, Sharon 280 Kovar. Linda 280 Kowalchuk. John 161 Kracht, George 138,280 Kramer, George 160 Kramer, Jeanne 196 Kramer, Maribeth 131,185,256 Krantz, Glenn 280 Kraus, Charles 142.256 Krestler, James 177 Kreuger, Steve 142 Kreutzigb, Cindy 128.156.280 Krog, Marsh 280 Kropp, Marilyn 280 Krudwig. James 280 Kruger, Joyce 280 Krouse, Carol 165 Kruger, Joyce 172 Krumer, Tim Ralph 256 Kruse, Steve 109,149,280,285 Kuhel, Eileen 114,126,192,127,256 Kuhn, Barbara 188,280 Kukovich, Joan 128 Kunshek. Robert 193.280 Kunstet, Patricia 280 Kunstel. Terry 137,280 Kuotsi. Paul Kusunoki, Henry A. 246 Kutevbach, Larry 161 Kyle, Gene 280 L Lacey, Ruth 296 Lacey, Sue 280 Ladner, David 296 Laing, Connie 280 Laing. Gail 122.205 Laing. Dr. Millard 45 Laird, Connie 131,280 Laird, Jack 280 Lambertsen. Kathryn 172,280 Lampe, John 141,280 Lancaster. Karen 280 Land, Pat 172,206,207.280 Lane, Ron 256 Lang, William 167 Lankferd, Sherry 127 Lantz, Joyce 201,296 Larsen, John 280 Larson. Conna 128,165 Larson. Tom 141,280 LaRue, Carofe 165.280 Lash, Andre 280 Lash, Duane 198.204 Latimer. Carole 163.280 Latinis, Pat 196.256 Latta. Jennifer 280 Laughlin, Leah 280 Laughlin. Ron 177,199,237,257 Laurie, Alice 171 Lava la, Henry 115.132.193 Lawless, David 280 Lawrence. Paul 208 Laws, John 142,177,186.193.248 Lawson, Imogene M. 257 Lawson, Linda 189.280 Lawson. Mary 1 72,280 Lay. Mona 170,257 Lay. Terry 138 Layton, Marsh 280 Leach, Deanna 280 Leap, Lyn 173 Lear, Dick 167 Leban, Marilyn 92,127.157,280 Lebeda, Mike 238 Lee, Jill 120 LeFever. Joe 151.201,296 Leff, Robert 167 LeGrotte. Kathy 3 72.280 Lemanski, Anthony 142,280 Lemaster, George 280 LeMoune. Charlene 282 Lenhardt. Bruce 280 Lents, 2nd Lt. 154 Leonard, Donna Sue 257 Leonard, Ray Austin 257 Leschin, Barbara 149.280 Lewark, Janet 131,163,280 Lewellen, William 160 Lewis, Corranzo 169,257 Lewis. Ginger 189 Lewis. Jill 127.164,280 Lewjs, Sondra 125,133.165 Lewis. Steve 155 299 Liberty. Stan 160.280 Liebig. Pixie 280 Liggett, Delbert 281 Liggett, Richard 280 Ligon, Richard 145 Lind, Lanny 281 Lindsey. Yvonne 114.124,133.281 Lmton, Dorothy 281 Linton, James 281 Lipasek, Barbara 170.281 iLipasek, Donald 281 Upper t, Ray 168.257 Uisson, Ernie 167 Lister, Blend a 127 Little. Frank 246 Little, Jimmie 281 Little. Linda 128.281 Little, Mimi 257 Libely. Kris 122,164.165.281 Livingston, Felix 217,281 Loaf man, James A. 257 Locke. Margie L, 257 Lockerby, Barbara 281 Lockwood. Leonard 161.281 Lofffer, Dave 115.138.281 Lofts wo Id, Linda 131 Loft in. Mike 141 Logu. Jerry 144,145 Loggins, Rita 124.133 Loiseile. Diane 199 Lomenaco, Jerry 145,281 Lomshek, Jerry 184,281 Lomshek, Stephen 185,257 Loneragn, Tom 193 Lonergan, Thomas 142 Long. Clifferd 23 Long, Richard 281 Long, Suzanne White 246 Longbottom, Dave 134.281 Longnecke, Jan 236 Lord, Karen 149,191 Loucks, Loren 202,246 Lovcks, RoJean 189,198,257 Love, Shirley 172,281 Lowe, Aaron H. 257 Lowe. Bob 141 Lowe, James 281 Lowe, Sandra 281 Lower, Charlene 172,281 Lowry, Darlene 165 Lowery, Nancy 281 Loy, Harold 52 Lucus, John 137,257 Lucas, Judith 189 Luce, Becky 281 Ludwig, Carol 281 Ludwig, Nancy 173,281 Lucian, Gail 281 Luck. Christopher 281 Lundblad. Tom 196 Lunderman, Kilee 201,296 Luttrell, Gerald 152,281 Luttrell, Gretta 150,190.257 Lutz, William 281 Lynn, Dwight 160,281 Lynn, Robert 160,257 Lyon. Don 168.281 Lyon, Sharon 281 MC McAtee, George 282 McAtee, Patricia Ann 257 McBurney. John 134,177,193,257 McCalmont, Ann 163,257 McCarter, Doug 142,204,282 McCarty, Tom 115 McCiarnon, Jim 160,282 MeOarrinon, Steve 142,160.282 McClanrinon, Richard 204 McClaskey, Kay 174,282 McClaskey, Mike 145,282 McCiintick, John 160.282 McClung. Bill 257 McClung, Shirley 189 McClure, Donna 246 McColley. Mrs. Jean 34.128.197 McColiister. Roger 138 McCord, Gary 141 McCormick, Mike 185,282 McCoy, Jim 188 McCoy, Kay 282 McCoy, Carl McCrieght. Judy 62,246 McGulfey, Connie 170.257 McCullough, Elizabeth 282 McCullough, Janice C. 257 McDougal. RoSetta M, 257 McEntire. Carl 201 McFall, Bob 282 McGehee, Janice 163 McGill. John 137.282.155 McGinnis, Steve 106,148 McGuire, Chuck 141.150,190,196, 257 McGuire, Rick 282 MeIIrath, Judy Ann 257 Mcllvain, Darrell 282 McKlan, Rolfin 141,257 McKee, Mary Kay 257 McKenna, Frederick J. 257 McKinley, Steve 296 McKinney. Dr. Reid 24.196 McKinnie, Gordon 282 McKinney, Velma 282 McLaren, Richard 155,177,282 McLaughlin, Doug 138 McLaughlin, Judith 165,282 McMullen, (Lawrence 282 McMullen, Michael 197 McMurry, Patrick 282 McNair, Jimmy D. 257 McNally, Jenny 114,126,157.282 McNichols, Denise 131,282 McNown, Mary 186.282 McPherson, Dorothy 282 McPherson, Linda 148,176,195, 269 McRae, Althea 170.282 McQuade, Mike 185 McQuire, Larry 158 McReynolds, Bruce 192 M Macey, Tom 141 Madrigal, Frank 281 Mahaffey, Jo Ann 170,1 71 Mahin. John 177,257 Mahoney, Kathleen 185 Malan. Jerry 134.135.152,281 Malan, Karen 281 Malik. Wesley 281 Malle, Arthur 151,177,269,281 Mallory, Karen 128 Mallory. Pam 100,128.281 Manes s. Sterling 296 Manitz, Connie 281 Mansill. Chuck 138.139 Mantooth. John 134,281 Marian, Jack L. 258 Marineo, Charles 155,258 Maris, Harold 155,281 Maris. 2nd 1_t. 154 Maris, Julie 184,281 Maritan. Jeannie 156 Markus, Virginia 281 Mariatt, Priscilla 165,281 Maroney. Jeanie 282 Marlow, Betty Jo 163 Marquardt, Greg 141,281 Marnot, Diana 162,281 Marrone, Michael 281 Marrow,, Chuck 141 Marschallinger, Jean 281 Marsh, Charles 281 Marsh, Donna 163,281 Marsh, Mary Anna 114,123,122, 192.258 Marshall, Paul 281 Marshall. Sue Ellen 258 Martens, Janet 127,282 Martens. Robert 282 Martin, Ed 204,246 Martin, Larry Ray 258 Martin, Nancy 105.205.258 Martin, Philip 282 Martin, Sally 165 Martin, Terry 282 Martin, Tommie 128,282 Martinous. William 282 Mason. Carmen Louise 258 Mason, Patsy 282 Mason, Steve 145 Massa. Linda 258 Massaglio. Carolyn 282 Massey, Gary 208,282 Matthews. James 282 Mattingly, Ned 145,236.282 Mattox. Becky 170.282 Mauschalllinger, Jean 185 MausO'lf, Bonnie 165,282 Mavity, Gary 138 May. Jimmie Sue 128 Mayer, Karen Marie 258 Mayes, Floyd 208 Mayes, Rachel 165 Mayfield, Susan 157,282 May hew, Jim 169 Mayhood, Carrol 137 Mayo, Bruce 282 Mayo, Steve 138 Maxwell, Janette 282 Maze. Marilyn 80.170.171,282 Meadows. Wayne 168 Mealman, Dennis 282 Meara. Frank 258 Mears. Sharon 282 Mechaner, Tom 134 Meek, Norma 258 Mein. Ruth 162.163,186.282 Mein. Calvin 168,193.282 Meister. Ken 161 Mejia, Rene 142.208.215 Mendenhall, Terry 193 Merando. Steve 282 Mercer, Clint 140,141 Merchant, Bill 258 Meriaux. Carol 282 Meroney, Jeanie 163 Merrill, Aliene 282 Merrill. Charlene 170.171.282 Merriman. Rick 161 Merritt. Don 141 Merriott, James 282 Merritt, Jim 214 Mershmann, Charlene 127 Mertz, Don 185 Mertz, Maurice 167.283 Messenger, Richard 153,190.258 Metro, Charles 202 Metzinger, Connie 171,283 Meyer, John 134,283 Meyers, James 142 Michcalis, Dan 145,258 Miers. Mike 161 Miksch, Judy 122 Miles. Lelia 258 Miles. Mitchell 283 Milgram. CpI. 154 Milgrim, Eric 283 Milleman, Robert 283 Miller, Alice 283 Miller, Ardyce 246 Miller, Beverly .133,165,283 Miller. Carol 283 Miller, Charles 258 Miller, Diane 108,128,283 Miller, Duane 258 Mrller. Ed 202,258 Mjfler, Evelyn 283 Miller, Howard 201 Miller, James 296 Miller. Jerry 283 Miller, Kem283 Miller, Larry 203.258 Miller, Michael 296 Miller, Phillip 283 Miller, Sharon 283 Miller. William 283 Millikan, Tom 138 Mills, Barry 283 Mills, David 296 Mills, La Mont 167 Mills, Larry 160.161.283 Minsch. David 208 Mitchell, Brenda 283 Mitchell, Carolyn L73 Mitchell. Jane 131.157.283 Mitchell. Joshea 125.152.163.283 Mitchell. Patty 127 Mitchell. Ronald 202.258 Mitchelson, Ardith 165,283 Mitts. Gene 136.137.152,283 Mixer, John 283 Miyozoki, Alan 186.283 Moberg. Cindy 164,165,283 Mocnik. Jack 142 Moon, Cpt. 154 Moffatt. Donald 283 Moffat, Linda 163,283 Mohling. Dennis 283 Moidl. Larry 188.283 Mollin, Dennis 161 Molotsky, Linda 165,283 Mondsmith. Marc 283 Monroe. Richard 208.236 Monroe. Sandra 199,258 Monsour, Ted 138.283 Montgomery, Veronica 283 Montee. Jan 172 Montee, Linda 122,283 Moon. Jenelle 90,92.100,127.283 Moon, Jill. 80,114,127,192.258 Mooney , Lyl 128 Moore, David 283 Moore. Doris 163,283 Moore. Dwight 158.283 Moore, Gerald 283 Moore. Dr. Mary 197 Moore. Phyllis 187.283 Moore. Sandy 126.127.156,162. 163.175,196.293 Moore, Susan 173,186,283 Moore, Vivian 258 Moo rehouse, Ange 128 Moo rehouse. J ohn 145,200 Moorhouse. Bob 169,283 Morarity, Joyce 258 Morehead, Linda 163,283 Moreland, Gary 142 Morey, Donald Galen 258 Morford, Marilyn 283 Morgan. Darrell 161 Morgan. L.D. 57 Morgan. Michael _155,258 Morgan. Paula 130,131 Morgan. Philip 142,143 Morgan, Shirley 172,283 Morgan. Thomas 198,204 Moriconi, Charles 283 Moriconi. Nora Lou 258 Morin. Nancy 128,157.283 Mohan. Roy 177,258 Morley. J.R. 145 Morris, Alan Harry 259 Morris, Kay 283 Morris. Judi 283 Morrison. Kathy 131.157,283 Morrison, Linda 171.283 Morrison, Robert 283 Moser, Kathy 173 Moser, Marilyn 163 Mosler, Lana 189 Mosier. Steve 197.259 Mount. Steve 184.202.259 Mounts. Alice 246 Mounts, Milam 202,284 Muller. Daniel 246 Mullin, Dennis 284 Mulvihill. Mary 284 Mulvihill, Virginia 185 Mummert, Beryl 169 Mummert. George 284 Munoz, David 284 Munsell, Don 138.284 Murphy, Eddy 132 Murphy. Jill 284 Murphy, Joe 219 Murray, Edward 284 Murray, Howard 133,236 Murray. Jan 145 Murray. Lawrence 259 Mussat. Mary 284 Myers, Alberta 172 Myers. Dan 152,284 Myers. Gregg 284 Myers. Henry 204 Myers, Karen 125,284 Myers, Patty 163 N Naaktgeboren. Janet 284 Naaktgeboren, Martin 155,284 Nagel. Richard 284 Nairn. Pricilla 259 Nannarone. David 296 Neal, Marcia 284 Neary, William 284 Needham, James 259 Needham, Joanne 284 Needham, Sharon 153 Neidens. Gerald 2S4 Neihouse. 2nd. Lt. '154 Neil, Dennis 259 Neimeir. Peggy 171 Nelson, Carol 284 Nelson, Delbert 284 Nelson, Donna 162,163,284 Nelson. James 284 Nelson. Kenneth 284 Nelson. Rick 158,169 Nelson. Terry 137 Nelson, Vestor 132 Nemeth. Ann 162.163 Nemeth, Martha 284 Neuhofei. Sharon 284 Nevin, O’Berg 284 Newcomb, David 161 Newcomer, Babs 284 Newell. John 177.185 Newkirk, Jess 161.289 Newlin, Ron 169 Newman, Dan 1.45 Newman, Glen 284 Newman, Lylene 165 Newell, John 284 Newton, Jan 189 Newton, Steven 259 Newton, Steve 141.152.192.259 Niblick. Marilyn 172,184 Nicholas, Joy 131.157.284 Nicholas. Mike 208 Nichols. Sharon 171.259 Nicholson, Betty Jean 259 Nicholson. Carol 138,139 Nicklaus, Gary 137 Nrcoletti. John 141,186.284 Niedens. Gerald 134 Niegsch. Dave 145.193.208.248. 259 Niemeir. Peggy 170,259 Nienhouse. Terry 141,284 Nittler. Bill 296 Nogle. Bette 284 Nogel, Gary 141.284 Noftensmeyer, David 160,199 Nottensmeyer. John 167,284 Nooteboom, Ann 189 Nooteboom, Ranier 259 Nordeen, Allen 142 Norman, Stephen 284 Norman, Wayne 259 Normile, Pat 155.208.217.236.284 Norris. Donald 161.284 Norris. Jan 284 Norton. Dr. E. Douglas 20 Norton. Richard 284 Norton. Mrs. Peggy 131 Notz. Bill 193 Novero, William 284 Numnch. Bob 208 Nutt, Larry 259 0 Obertielman, Stan 284 O'Connell. Lois 142 O'Dell. Jack 141.152 O'Dell. Norma 171.284 Ogata. Wayne 259 Ohfsen, Leanne 165 Oh!son. Brad 161 Ohmes, Gregg 208 Oldham, Chuck 284 Oler, Richard 177 Olive, Mary Kay 163,284 Oliver. Judith 284 Olson, Alan 284 Olson, Amber 128 Olson, Marty 128.174.284 O'Malley. Charels 259 O'Malley, Larry 284 O’Malley, Mary Ann 184,187,189, 284 Oman, Bradley 284 Qney, Bonham 259 Orfitelli. Mike 169.285 Ornellas. Linda 162.285 Orr, Bob 193.259 Orr, Vicki 153.259 Ortolan], Mrs. AI 189 Ortolani. Al 208.220 Osburn, Diana 259 Osborn, Grayce 206,259 Osborn, Kristine 165,285 Osborn, Linda 285 Osborn, Richard 259 Osborne, Franklin 285 Osiecki. Richard 259 Overman. Jack H. 22,106,148 Owens, Jerry 105 Owens, Barbara 170,189,285 Owens, Judy 285 Owens, Sandra 125,165 Owsley. Msg, 154 Owsley, Unda 128 P Pack. Bill 285 Packard. Ken 160 Page, Dennis 285 Page, Don 214 Pah low, Marilyn 127 Palcher. John 177,259 Papist� . Betty 285 Parker, Eddie 132 Parker. Rosie 170.180.187,259 Parker. Steven 285 Parkison, Bradley 160,285 Parkison, Sonia 285 Parks, Jim 105 Parks, Stephen 177,259 Parman, Willa 172.285 Parris. Margaret 189 Parsons, Bob 178.179 Passmore, Marilyn 285 Pate, Martha 198 Patrick, Kerry 296 Patten, Lee 169 Patte n, Lei and 285 Patterson, Bob 169 Patterson, Tom 237 Patton, Sherwin 285 Pauley. Dr. J.L. 203 Pavey, Tom 134,237,285 Paxson, Charles 200 Paxton, Luvenia 201 300 Payne, Mike 285 Pearce, Phil 160,285 Pearson, Gary 285 Pease, Dan 197 Peck. Marcia 180,193.285 Peeler, Carolyn 173.285 Peer, Car! 285 Peels. William 202 Pelizza, John 259 Pellegrin, Tom 145,285 Pember, Rev, Virgif 187 Pennel, Frank 169.285 Pennock. Gordon 285 Pen nock, Jeff 145 Penny, Dr, Forest 53 Penrod, Donald 285 Percival, Fred 169,285 Perkins. Janelle 285 Perkins. Sandy 206.285 Pernot, Gary Lee 259 Per rill. Lynn 165,285 perry, Richard 134,285 Peters. Myrna 285 Peterson, Janice 285 Peterson, John 208.285 Peterson, Kris 165 Peterson, Larry 260 Peterson, Ron 134 Pettus, Gary 286 Pfeiffer, Ronald 187,193.286 Phelan, Nora 184.260 Phiefer, Patti 128 Phi I brick. Ted 286 Phillips, John 169 Phillips, Terry 286 Picard, Philip 286 Pickenll. Jerry 199 Pickering, Russell 204 Piech. Richard 202 Pierce, Cindy 122,123.189.198,286 Pierce. Mary Elizabeth 196.205,260 Pierce, Robert 137 Pierce, Stephen 155.286 Pieters, John 142 Pike. William 286 Pingree. Gary 286 Pink, Judy 171,286 Piper, Steve 141,286 Pipkin, William 286 Pirnstill, Jim 141 Pitcher, George 202 Pistotnik, Frank 115.286 Ptuke. Billy 286 Podpeckan, Ben 138 Poe, John 167 Polchlopek, Sharon 286 Polcyn, Richard 142 Polfer. Neil 138 Polfer, Penny 131,286 Pollard. Ann Marie 286 Polley, John 286 Pollman, Nelda 171,286 Pomatto, Janette 286 Pomatto. Robert 286 Pomeroy. Priscilla 260 Pontello, Nick 286 Poole, Jan 173,286 Poore. Martha 171,286 Poppe, Jane 172,206.286 Poppe. Janice 286 Porter, Carol 131,165 Porter, Mary Jo 165 Porter. Ron 137,286 Postier, Dutch 202,260 Potchad, Mike 286 Potter. Barbara 90,128,257 Potter. Cynthia 131,165,286 Potter, Janice 165,286 Potter, Robert 260 Potts. Debbie 165,164.185,286 Potts. Tom 193 Povodnik, Shirley 286 Powell, Joan 165 Powell. Stu 155,208.216.217.235 Prater. Vicki 131.165.286 Prather, Karen 193 Prayton, Gary 142 Presley. David 286 Prete, Lori 127.260 Pretz, Fredrick 160 Price. Bill 286 Price. Kay 162,163 Price. Linda 286 Priest. Kathy 128 Frimm, George 260 Proctor. Alvin 18 Pruitt, Russell 296 Pryor, Janey 131,162.157.285 Pucci, Susan 286 Puckett. Marji 162,163.286 Puckett, Mitchell 260 Puletasi. Andy 167.200,260 Pumpelly, John 167 Pyle. Nancy 286 Pyles, Ray 169 Q Queen, Bob 169,260 Queen, Steve 137 Quier, Jack 342 Quirk. Barbara 163,288 Quirin. Sue 288 R Rabicoff, Mike 286 Ragonese, Tom 286 Rahija, John 245 Raines, Sam 82,199 Ramage. Jo Ann 286 Ramsy. James 286 Ramsey. Cindy 128,286 Ramsey. Mary 128 Rand, Meillyn 100,128 Randall, Karen 165.286 Randolph. Larry 134 Ranft George 134.135.151,269, 286 Raple, Jay 286 Ratzlaff, Abie 260 Ratzfaff. Gary 260 Ratzlaff, Roger 142.286 Rau, Clarence 160 Rau, Duane 167 Ray. Clarence 286 Read. Arden 286 Read. Sfc. 154 Reals. Bill 142,155 Reasoner, Shirley 171,196,197,260 Reda, Christina 153,191,200.286 Redd. Martha 286 Redfern, Vickie 260 Redford, Jim 169,200.260 Reece, Carol 260 Reece, Donna Sue 260 Reed, Dr, John Q. 34 Reed. Wayne 287 Reed, William 161,286 Reed. Randy 177 Reed. Sharon 287 Reeves, Tom 136.260 Rehbere, Johnny 287 Reilly. Dr. Charles 151 Reilly, Diane 184.287 Rendeman. Ernest 287 Renfrom, Herman 187.260 Rendleman, Ernest 142 Renna, David 134 Renner, Dave 161,287 Reser, Max 160 Reser, Raymond 287 Resnik, Bob 137 Resnik, Dan 178,179 Rensing. Phyllis 260 Reynolds, Carol 170,188,287 Reynolds, Dan 3 45 Reynolds. Janice 287 Reynolds. Jim 106,149 Rhoades, Joyce 172.287 Rhode, Mary Ann 133,287 Rhode, Steve 140.141.191.155 Rhodes, Christine 156.172.207.287 Rhodes, Linda 287 Rice, Herb 200,287 Rice. Maurice 132 Ricehouse, George 160 Richardson, Bruce 142.143 Richardson, Dana 131 Richardson, Julie 287 Richardson. Suzy 107,110.126.127 Richardson, Trudy 162,163.287 Richey, Stephen 142,287 Richwine, David 260 Rick. Jim 287 Rick ley. Max 287 Rickman, Betty 287 Ridings. James 202,246 Ridings, Sandy 189 Riebe, Vici 172,287 Riley, Brette 160.287 Riley, Sherry 287 Riley, Richard 287 Riley, Richard M, 287 Rimbey, Gary 287 Rindleman, Ernie 115 Rink. Bill 214 Riser, Max 158 Ritter. Jerry 141 Ritter, Steve 141.287 Riziey, Karen 287 Roach. Thresa 122 Roark, Tom 158 Roberts, Cheryl 205,287 Roberts, Don 138.287 Roberts, Kent A, 260 Roberts, Mama 130,133,287.156. 157 Roberts, Mary Anne 287,172 Roberts, Norma 165,287 Roberts, Robert 260 Roberts, Sharon 170 Robertson, Jim 237,287 Robertson, John 160 Robertson. Glenda 128,118 Robertson, Linda 171 Robertson, Tom W. 260 Robinson, Dianne 287 Robinson, Gary 177,260 Robinson, Mary lee 287 Robison, Sharon 287 Rodman. Cheryl 81,92.131,170,287 Rodrick, Gary 200 Roemerman, Linda 114,129,128 Roetger. Willeam 167,287 Rogers. Barbara 170.3 75 Rogers. Carol 189 Rogers, Dennis 138,287 Rogers, Emma 124,260 Rogers, Wayne 260 Rohrer, Jim 160.287 RoJIheiser, Ron 167 Rome. Jolene 287 Romondo, Steve 142,287 Rooney, Pat 188.261 Roos. Mary 185,189,198,287 Roper, Marcella 260 Rose, Claudia 260 Rose, Gary 287 Rose, Gary 145,261 Rose, Scott 161 Rose, William 287 Ross, Dave 214 Ross, John 287 Ross, Mary Lou 287 Ross, Samuel 208 Roth, Dennis 151,160.248.261 Roth rock. Charles 161,287 Rowden, Kevin 172,206,207,287 Roy. Larry 141.177.193 Royer. Larry 134.261,287 Rubaloff, Debbie 152,287 Rudback, Katherine 288 Ruffin, Winfrey 169,288 Rumbery, Jerry 141 Runnels, Mono 105 Ruotsi, Paul 137 Rupp. Dan 160.184,288 Ruse, Terry 288 Rush. Nancy 164,288 Rush, Helen 208 Russell, Bill 141,288 Russell. Barbara 288 Russell. Date 169 Russell, Jim 145 Russell, Paul 138,288 Russell, Sharon 261 Russell. Susan 172 Russo. Dennis 137 Rust. Ron 141.261 Rutherford. Doug 138,288 Rutledge. Nick 134.135 Ruthrauss, Glenda 288 Ruan, Pat 288 Rybnick, Linda 288 Ryder, Jovce 66.127.156,157.288 Ryder, Marriene 127,197,288 Ryman, Mary 187,261 Ryheid, Donna 288 Saar, Rebecca 188,288 Sage, Marshall 138,288 Saleh. Hassan 261 Salender. Ron 145.288 Saluzzl. John 261 Sandeen, Richard 177 Sanders, James 288 Sandness, Dr. Wesley 19 Santa Maria, Bill 142 Sato. Jean 170.186,288 Savage. Norman 169,236,288 Saving, Robert 288 Sayre, Linda K, 261 Scalet. Mrs, 1 72 Scalet, Srah 127 Scaletty, John J. 261 Scarezze. Betty 288 Scavezze. Connie 127.157,288 Scvezze, John 142 Schane, Herbert 246 Schafer. David 261 Schaper, Kenneth 296 Schaub, Gene 127 Schell, Greg 184,288 Schiefeibusch, Anne 163,288 Schielke, Eual 288 Schiewe, Larry 202,261 Sc hives. Denny 237 Schla, Marsha 122.123 Schlee. Marsha 157,285,288 Schlotman, James 288 Schmtckle, Reid 27 Schmidt. Brad 186,288 Schmidt, Deanna 164.165.288 Schmidt. Gene 141 Schmidt. MaryEllen 184,288 Schmidt. Sharon 288 Schmidt, Stan 288 Schmitz. David 177,184,261 Schnaar. Mile t 145,288 Schulfe, Terry 160, L86 Schneider, Linda 288 Schnick, Kenny 288 Schroer, Candy 288 Schulze, Terry 288 Schuster, John 288 Schwinn, Mary Ann 163.288 Scott, Bill 160 Scott, Brent 141.261 Scott. Larry 261 Scott, Sharon 288 Scott. Sherry 296 Scott, William 288 Scroggins. Jan 288 Scruggs. Roberta 261 Scuits, Dennis 167 Seglie, Lonnie 140,141,288 Segevia, Gilbert 145 Seibold, James 202.288 Seiler, Dorothy 199,288 Seiwert, Jean 102,184.261 Sellemansberger, Julie 151.153, 173,192.288 Selvey, Larry 288 Sere. Don 145 Sexton. Doris 261 Seyfert, Richard 155 Snaber, Judith 289 Shacklette, 2nd Lt. 154 Shaffetl, Larry 141 Shamet. Robert 289 Shanet. Bob 188 Sharp. Marilyn 170.187,289 Sharp, Paula 289 Sharp, Sharon 163 Shaw, Richard 193,261 Shellnorn. Donna! 261 Shepard, Carolyn 289 Shepard, Delbert 289 Shepard, Gary 201.289 Shepard, Ronald 289 Shepard, Cheryl 131 Shepard, Jo 131,289 Sherman, Jeanie 289 Sherrill, Dee 203 Sherrill. Rodney 289 Shetlar, James 168,289 Shirley, Patricia 289 Shives, Dennis 177,261 Shoaf, William 289 Shoemaker. Jerry 289 Shore. Robert 261 Shouse, Margie 289 Shove, Michael 289 Shufeit, Mary 261 Shull. Nanci 131.289 Sholtz, Mark 161 Shultz, Sue 201 Shumara, Mark 289 Shute. Barbara 201,296 Sibley. Jane 170,171,261 Sieberns, Donald 246 Sigg, Ray 203.261 S'gafoose. Jerry 214 Sighel. Donna 128.156,289 Silence. Marshall 134.135.177 Simms. Karen 125 Simmons. Ann 261 Simmons. Helen 122,206,207.289 Simoncic, Joyce 128,289 Simpson, Rose 189 Singer. Preston 115.142,261 Sitter, Barbara 289 Sitton, Augustus 261 Sivits, Dennis 199,289 Skaer. Mickey 157,289 Skahan, Eugene 289 Skolaut. Dale 203 Slater, Jim 261 Slease, Paula 206.289 Sloan, Eldon 57 Sloan. Patricia 262 Slusser. Linda 186 Smalley, Sharon 289 Smardo. Dave 204 Smider, Ted 204 Smigiel, Helen 96.289 Smith, Carney 219 Smith, Cathy 188.262 Smith, Dale 161 Smith, Dennis 262 Smith. Diana 125,133 Smith, Donna 122,289 Smith. Gilbert 289 Smith. James 142,289 Smith, JoAnn 172.287 Smith. JoanMarie 262 Smith. Judy 127.156.289 Smith, Kathy 156 Smith, Larry 137.167,262 Smith. Marilyn 170,262 Smith, Mary Ann 172,289 Smith, Mrs. Maxine 145 Smith, Mike 214 Smith, Patricia 289 Smith, Paul 137 Smith, Paulette 289 Smith, R.G. 41 Smith. Richard L. 262 Smith, Dr. Ron 193 Smith, Sandra 21 Smith, Susan 122,289 Smith. Tracy 161 Smith, Vicki 172,289 Smith. William 289 Smitheran. Carl 168,208,236 Smithhisler, Alonfo 184 Sneed, Jack 289 Snell. Joyce 296 Snider, Stephanie 289 Snider, Theodore 203 Snovelle. Gait 168 Snyder, Linda 165.189.289 Snyder. Lowell 262 Snyder, Stephanie 206 Soseman, Ned 160 Sosnow, Edward 193,289 Sourk, Michael 167 Sours, Charles 203 Southworth Gayle 188 Space. Roy 203,289 Spann. Larry 289 Speer. Ralph 289 Spence, Mary 173,289 Spence, Dr, William 53 Spencer. Carol 262 Spencer. Kay 128 Spencer. Norma 289 Spencer, Richard 160.200.262 Spencer, Steve 134 Sperry, Cliff 262 Sperry, Dr, Theodroe 200 Spicer. Kathy 153,262 Spieth. Dale 289 Spigarelli, Fred 262 Spillman, Larry 262 Splitter. August 289 Sprague, Donna 262 Sprague. Ernest 187,262 Spramger, Marilyn 172.289 Sprinkle, Carol 165,289 Sprowl, Lewis 160 Spur ling, Walter 289 Spurgeon, Michale 200,262 Squire, Curtis 290 Stahl, Chip 160,290 Stainbrook, Kendra 172 Stamps. Janet 172.290 Stancer, Judy 189 Stancer, Jim 155 Stang. Ron 184 Stange. Virginia 165,290 Stangl, Gay 290 Stangl, Gay 157.172 Stanley, Gerald 288 Stark. Donna 189 Stark, Rodney 290 Starmer, Susan 290 Stearns. Phil 290 Stebbins, Carol 66.114.129,128, 256,290 Steckenrider. Nancy 290 Steele, Cinda 262 Steele, David 202,262 Steele, Michael 161.177 Stefani. Edwina 290 Steinhaver, Patricia 290 Steinmetz, Fred 202,290 Stephan, Linda 153.262 Stephen, Haver 290 Stevens, Dr, Morris 187 Stevens, Amy 130,131 Stevens, Beverly 290 Stevens, Bob 115 Stevens, Carol 290 Stevens, John 290 Stewart, Susanne 122,123.290 Stidham, William 290 Stillwell, Rick 141 Stine, Daryl 201 301 Stitts worth. Mary Jean 189 Stocker. Karen 290 Stohs. Diana 163.290 Stoll. Sandy 153.170,196.262 Stone. Connie 165,290 Stone, Jerrie 290 Stange, William 290 Storey, Alan 290 Stout. Larry 145.290 Stout, Roger 202.290 Stover, Gary L. 187.262 Strahan, Chris 230.238,290 Strausz. Paul 202 Street, Suzanne 196,262 Streib, Linda 201,296 Streib, Roger 296 Strickland. Ruth Ann 125.133,165, 290 Stringer, Vickie 173 Strong. Mike 262 Stroud. Kay 163.290 Stuart. John 160 Strukei. Diann 290 Stuart, Clinton 290 Studyvin, Charly 290 Stumfoli, Helen 122.290 Stumpff, Judy 290 Sullrns, Pat 172.290 Sullivan, James 290 Sullivan, John 152 Sumner, Robert 290 Susnik. Janice 128,290 Sutton. Jerry 167 Sutton. Richard 168.290 Swadley. Leanna 262 Swain. Irelene 125,290 Swain, Larru 290 Swan. Tom 137.208,214.215,290 Swartz. Frances 290 Swartz, Kathryn Faye 262 Swartz, Marilyn 290 Swenson, C.A. 22 Swenson. Carol 286 Swift, Brenda 127 Swift, Kathy 262 Swift, Or in 149,195.196.262 Swink, Edwar 203,262 Swisher, Curtis 290 Swoopes, Bill 133 Sykes. Ron 132.290 Syring. Linda 263 T Tabler, Randy 290 Taliaferro, George 290 Tally, Roger 200 Tamara, Michia 290 Tanis, Norman 22 Tague, Dennis 217 Tarter. James 290 Tarvin, Marilyn 263 Tassi, Jacqueline 199.290 Taylor. Dionna 173 Taylor. Donna 153.196.206.207. 247,291 Taylor. Gary 290 Taylor. Kenny 142 Taylor. Leanna 201 Taylor. Michael 291 Taylor. Penny 291 Taylor. Rober 263 Taylor, Sharon 291 Taylor, Sharon L- 291 Taylor, Terry 208,216.217,236.291 Taylor, Tim 145.167,202,291 Taylor. Timothy W, 291 Taylor, Vicki 184.291 Taylor. Victoria E. 291 Taylor, Vivian E. 263 Teal, Martha June 291 Teal, Sylvia 186,263 Teel, Martha 172 Tefft. Mary 162,163,187,291 Templet, Joe 193 Tennant, Roger 291 Tepesch. Charles 291 Terbovich, Steve 137 Ternant, Roger 185 Tersiner, Joyce 291 Thatcher, Regina 172,291 Theurer, Mike 160 Thiebaud, Toni 172,291 Thiele, William 291 Thoele. Nita Sue 291 Thomas. Dr. Harold 193 Thomas. James 263.291 Thomas. Jan 131.156 Thomas. Dr. Jim 238 Thomas, Pete 134 Thomas, Dr. Ralf 30,199 Thomas, Richard 291 Thomas. Roger 291 Thomas. Sue 291 Thompson. Dave 238 Thompson. Marilyn 291 Thompson, Patty 291 Thompson, Ron 161,291 Thompson. Sandra 291 Thorne. John 291 Thuma. Ron 263 Tijera, Hernando 167 Timpler, Colleen 189 Tiszka. John 291 • omlin, Charles 291 Tomlin. Harlin 132 Tomlin, Vertie 132 Tompkins, Dr, Willis 18.26. L53 Toney. Marcia 263 Tonry. Albert 292 Torchia, Ann 131.172,292 Torchra, Michael 292 Torgler. Lynn 162,163,263 Torrence, Jim 214 Toschi, Teresa 292 Tracy. Dr. L L. 23 Trainor, Pat 122 Treack, Tom 292 Tredwav. Gary 292 Trego. Allen 292 Trevind, James 247 Trevind, Nilawan 247 Triggs, Raymond 168.292 Trimmer, Bonnie 205,292 Tripp. John 208 Trites. Dick 138,292 Trout. Larry 161,292 Trout, Lydia 292 Troutman. Kathryn 1 14,122.152. 292 Troxei, Marshal 238 Truitt. Gary 292 Tucker, Bill 214 Tucker, Joyce 247 Tucker, Pat 165,292 Tucker, Richard 167 Tune. Joyce 292 Turnbull. Michael 292 Turner, Jane 292 Turney, Cheryl 292 Turret Robert 263 Twombly, Dennis 296 u Uhlman, Linda 292 Underwood, Edward 263 Underwood. John 21.158 Uhruh. Stella 189.194.198.263 UnseN, Rick 169,236.292 Uranker, Barbara 128,129 Urich, Bob 152 Utermoehlen, David 188.292 Utes, Judy 157,1 70,171.292 V Valentine, Rick 137,208 Van Amburg, Sfc. 154 Van Bettega, Frank 141 Van Buskirk, Sharon 165 Vance, Jill 131,165,292 Vanderbeck, Henry 138 Vanderhoofven, Alice 165,292 VanGordon, Janice 157 Van Hoozer. Phyllis 292 Van Luyck, Bert 292 Vanmiddlesworth, MaryLou 292 Van Ness. Helen 160 Van Pelt. Anita 292 Van Scyke, Leland 237 Van Scyoc, Lee 292 Vantrease, Richard 296 Varfel, Carolyn 293 Varsoiona, Janice 127,293 Varvel, Keith 216,217,293 Vaughn. Paul 202,294 Vaughn, Rev. J.T, 280 Veasley. Martha 125,197 Vediz, Mary Ann 293 Venn, Carol 162,293 Verner. Thomas 263 Vertz. Dick 142 Vietti, James 293 Vietti, Janet 293 Vietti, Susie 127 Viets, George 293 Vignery, Judy 128,195.263 Viiefa, Doreen 127 Viles, Loyce 164,174.293 Vine, Carol 131 Vingling, James 296 Vinmg, Arleme 153,196,263 Vineyard, Dr, Ben 54 Vineyard, Julie 131,293 Violet. Betty 171.293 Vim. Foe 293 Vlcek. Leslie 296 Vogte. Sandi 91.93.128.293 Vore. Earl 296 w Wachter, Gloria 293 Waehter. John 293 Wachter. Mona 293 Wachter. Thomas 293 Wade, Brenda 165 Wade, Gwen 172 Wagner, Paula 66.128.3 29 Wagner, Sue 170,293 Wakeland, Dennis 196,197 Walker. Dennis 161.293 Walker, Frances 172,293 Walker, George 160.293 Walker. Joyce 162.163,205,293 Walker, Shirley K. 293 Walker, Shirley W. 293 Walker, Terry 189 Walkes. Bill 293 Wallace. Dean 193,263 Wallace, Glenna 263 Wallace, Vicki 189 Waller. Tom 200 Wallingford. Jon 293 Walters, Edward 263 Walters. Malinda 189 Walters, Vicki 293 Walton. Esther 197 Walton. Robert 137 Warbitten. Jim 293,169 Ward, Tom 200.293 Warden, Col I.D. 43 Warfel. Carolyn 163 Warfield, Linda 170,293 War ford, Bobby 293 Warford. Doris 293 Warkentine, Carol 293 Warne, Jim 167.202 Warner, Gary 160 Warren. Calvin 263,138 Warner, Gary 293 Warren, James 293 Warner, Richard 293 Warren. Robin 138 Wash, Carolyn 96,165,293 Washington, Carol 124 Wasson, Steve 142,186,293 Waters, George 145,155,269 Watkins, Curtis 1 15 Watkins. Richard 115,132 Watkins, Rosalie 263 Watson, Dennis 208,214.263 Watson, Mrs. Carole 189 Watson, Mary Frances 21,157 Watson. Melvin 293 Weasy. Paula 293 Weathers, R.D- 202 Webb, Kenny 134 weeks. Caot. w.T. 186 Wenger. Mauri ne 189 Wehmeyer. Norma 293 Wehmeyer, Sue 157,293 Weis, Janice 293 Weis, Jerry 293 Weiss. John 293 Wellman, Bob 97,160,293 Wells, Rick 293 Wells. Ross 247 Wells, Terry 293 Wells. Tom 168 Welty, Dr. Richard 49.153 West, Irene 20.196 West, Jim 167,293 West, Melvin 293 Wes ten, Larry 208 Werre, Randy 142 Westervelt, Neil 293 Wheeler. Gina 165,293 Whelan. Lawrence 263 White, Betty 125 White, Cathy 164.165.293 White, James 167.294 Whitn, John 264 White, Kathy 128 White. Mary 189 White, Maurice 294 White. Mildred 264 White, Penny 165,294 White, Phyllis 125,270 White, Susan 131,294 Whitehead, Susan 122.207,294 Whiteside. Phyllis 170.264 Whitesdies, Tony 202,294 Whitson, Donald 201 Whitson, Sally 294 Wiard. Steve 160,294 Wickliffe, Elaine 124 Wick ware, George 142 Wjechman, Janet 294 Wieder stein, Laryy 263 Wiggans. Roland 177.263 Wiglesworth, Barbara 127 Wiglesworth, Tim 145.178,179 Wigton, Jmogene 263 Wigton, Jeannie 200 Wikens, Tom 216 Wikfand, Rick 115,134 Wilbert, Kenneth 247 Wilbert, Michele 66,107,10,157.294 Wilbert, Sheryl 185,294 Wilburn, Fred 142 Wilcox. Bill 145.214 Wilcox. Michael 294 Wilke, Gerald 263 Wilkins, Ellen 151,153.188.191.263 Wilkins, Tom 217 Wilkinston. Gary 294 Wilkinson, John 294 Wilkinson. Kendra 294 Wilkinson, Wendall 137 Wilks, Donny 263 Wilks. Lou 263 Wilks. Marian 198,205 Willet. D.B. 145 Williams, Ann 247 Williams. Bill 145,152 Williams, Earl 264 Williams, Larry 142,294 Williams, Melvin 264 Williams, Mick 134 Williams, Sherry 172.294 Williams, Susie 128 Williams, W.J, 294 Williamson, Ken 294 Williamson. Randy 145 Williford, Roger 263 Willmeth. Vincent 294 Wills. Rick 294 Wilson. Charlotte 172 Wilson, Donna 149,170,171,294 Wilson. Florence 264 Wilson, Gary 208.222.223 Wilson, Lois 294 Wilson. Pat 294 Wilson. Sue Anne 189.294 Wiltse. Maxine 296 Wrmmer, Gary 158 160,161,197 Wimmer, Howard 142 Winchester, Naomi 264 Windsor, Marilyn 189 Windsor, Michael 155,264 Windsor, Ronnie 264 Winn, Carol 171.294 Winter. Alice 157,294.205 Winters, Marilyn 127,172,294 Winston, Ann 163 Winton, Tom 214 Wirth, Carol 196,264 Wisdom. Howard 294 Wiseman. Jerry 294 Wishall. Teresa 171.196.264 Wishart. Bob 169 Wishart. Thomas 187.294 Wisor. Tyea 164.165.294 Wistrom, Carla 264 Witt. John 192 Wockenfuss, Holly 264 Wolf, Garen 294 Wolf. Jim 188 Wolf, Ronald 294 Wolke, Glenda 130.131,264 Wondra. Denis 184 Wondra. Kenny 184 Wood. Larry 142 Wood, Verla 171,200 Woodhead, Curtis 294 Woodhead. Ernest 193 Woods, Sandra 264 Woodward. Dave 154,160 Woodruff. William 294 Woodward. David 294 Woody. James 264 Woody, John 177 Wooland, Bob 152,291 Woolery, Richard 293,247 Woolf oik, Clyde 150.294 Wooster. Mrs. L.A 189 Wooster. Larry 145.238 Workman. Cindi 165,294 Workman. Jolene 294 Wormington, Jeannine 170,186,294 Worthington. Betty 171.294 Wright, Carol 189 Wright, Chris 141.294 Wright, John 167,192 Wright. Dr. Ralph 21,106,115 Wulf, Willis 294 Wutke. Catherine 264 Wutke. Sam 264 Wutke. Steve 294 Wyrick. Donald 264 Wyrick. Louanne 170.197 Y Yadrich, Virginia 264 Yaeger, Peggy 294 Yanagihara. Daniel 264 Yantzi. Donald 142 Yates. Connie 127.294 Yeado, Barb 294 Yoakum, Richard 160.295 Yockey. James 264 Yocum. Dianna 162.163,164,195. 206.295 Yocum, Nancy 264 Yoger, John 295 Yokley. Lois 295 York, Cheryl 295 York, Connie 201 York. Steven 295 Young, Austin 296 Young, Barbara 295 Young, Carol 264 Young. Jonathan 133 Young, Steve 264 Young. Walley 236 Youngberg, Dwight 264 Youngberg, Kathy 189 Younger. Gene 152 Yousefzodeh. David 193,264 z Zahn, Sharon 188,264 Zayac, Jack 141,195 Zedrick, Carol 66.114,128,285,295 Zellmer. Darwin 247 Zeltmer. Jacqualyn 247 Ziegler, Joe 295 Ziegler, Sharon 295 Zigmund, Francis Zinn, John 144,145 Zwahlen, David 295 Zwahien, Dennis 186 302