Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1968 volume:

KAN ZA Loyce Viles Editor Lee Brown Business Manager Photography Editor 2 Whether singing or swinging, KSC has a wonderful beat. 3 4 College is Education. . . George Lincoln Rockwell Our Own Debbie, Our Own Miss America 8 9 A year for absolutely everyone . . . 10 What is past is prologue. What is the Kanza? You made it what it is . .. a collec- tion of memories of what yousaw and what you did this year. This was the year you saw our own Debbie Barnes reign as Miss America. This was the year you fought for BBBBD and the formation of new Greek and residence hall organi- zations. Lectures ranging from LSD to Viet Nam made you pause to think. This is the year that Governor Docking wel- comed you to campus. This was the year for academic, so- cial, and professional development which lead to your total education. This is the year you sat by the lake and contem- plated the tragedies of the world with someone who really understood. This is the year you disagreed over Rockwell . the selective service . the war. Nothing was static in this history-making, record-breaking, breath-taking year. The Kanza? This year as it was . .. Kansas State College of Pittsburg . 1968. 13 ACADEMICS President Budd Recognizes Outstanding Achievement The college flag is presented to the 1968 Cadet Corp. A new Miss Kansas, a future Miss America, is presented with a replica of Gus at the ‘'Debbie Day” dinner. Ralph D. Millar is presented a meritorious achievement award during graduation ceremonies. 17 Administration Dr. Willis L. Tompkins; Academic Vice President. Dr. Alvin H. Proctor; Executive Vice President and Dean of Graduate Studies. Mr. Clifford E. Beougher; Business Manager. Mr. L. B. Carlyon; Plant Superintendent. 19 Dr. Denmar A. Cope; Director of Research and Development. Dr. C. Ray Baird, Registrar. Students frequently seek information from the registrar’s office. 20 Dr. Paul Fredstrom; Dean of Students. Dr. L. L. Tracy; Director of Field Services and Placement. Smoke and steak bring faculty together for annual dinner. iUiiiHi. .i Deans of Schools Dean Richard C. Welty, School of Arts and Sciences. Dean Aaron W. Harper, School of Education. 22 Director Leland D. Boone; Vocational and Technical Institute. Dean William P. Spence, School of Technology. 23 School Services Mr. Wesley J. Sandness. Director, Institutional Research. Left to right: Mr. Richard Lewis, Director of Records; Miss Irene West, Assistant Registrar; and Dr. E. Doug- las Norton, Director of Admissions. Dr. J. D. Haggard, Dean of Graduate Studies. Student Services Miss Mary Francis Watson, Dean of Women. Dr. Ralph Wright, Dean of Men. Miss Sandra Smith, Assistant Dean of Women. Mr. John Underwood, Assistant Dean of Men. Learning Resources Mr. Norman E. Tanis, Director of Library Services. Mr. Paul Lawrence, Director of Instructional Media Center, Students gain practical experience while learning to operate audio-visual aids. School Services Mr. C. A. Swenson. Supervisor, Duplicating Depart- ment. The Library provides a convenient place for study and research. Mr. Jack H. Overman, Director of Student Union. 27 Mr. John Underwood. Director of Housing Mr. G. E. Bloomcamp, Director of Financial Aid Mr. Ken Bateman, Director of Alumni 28 School Services Mr. Richard Carr, Director, Public Information. Dr. Lyons examines one of the many students who depend on the Dr. Charles Ba ker, Director, Testing Services. Health Center for health facilities. 29 Robert D. Trautmann. Chairman, Department of Curriculum and Teaching. Curriculum and Teaching Preparing students to teach at the elementary or secondary level is the chief purpose of the De- partment of Curriculum and Teaching. The De- partment provides a sequence of courses in professional education designed to assist the indi- vidual in working more effectively as a teacher. The Department includes College High School and Horace Mann Elementary School which are used for laboratory experiences for prospective teachers. Closed-circuit television, video tapes, and other media are used extensively in the teach- er preparation courses. Student KSTA (Kansas State Teachers Asso- ciation) and Kappa Delta Pi are two active organ- izations on the KSC campus for teacher educa- tion students. The Curriculum Library offers a wide selection of teaching materials for students, faculty, and prospective teachers. 31 . to study. .. .to learn. Hughes Hall — A Hub of Activity .. to administer. 32 Administration and School Services Dr. Paul T. Dixon, Chairman, Department of Administration and School Service. Counseling is one of the many services offered to the students by the department 1 Health, Physical Education And Recreation The Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation supervises athletics, intramural and physical education activities, and offers courses in the theory and practice of physical education for the preparation of teachers and ath- letic coaches. The gymnasium provides facilities for basket- ball, swimming, and other indoor sports, and physical education. A special degree in Recreational Therapy is also offered by the Department. Building physical fitness is an important goal of the athletic department. Mr. Prentice E. Gudgen. Chairman. Department of Health, Physical Education Recreation. Tennis facilities provide a place for students to practice skills learned in class. 34 Dr. E. G. Kennedy, chairman, Department of Psycholo- gy and Counselor Education. Psychology And Counselor Education The Department of Psychology and Counselor Education are designed for the professional prep- aration of teachers and psychologists. Through the Graduate Division of Kansas State College, the Department offers graduate work leading to the Master’s degree in psycholo- gy and to the Master's and Specialist in Educa- tion Degrees for elementary, secondary, and jun- ior college teachers. Curricula are also offered leading to the Master’s and Specialist in Educa- tion degrees for school administrators, counse- lors, school psychologists and other school service personnel. The Department is also organized to provide consultant services to schools and other educa- tional and social agencies and to encourage and conduct educational research. Students acquire much valuable information from the career information files available in the counseling depart- ment. 35 School of Arts And Sciences 36 Mr. Reed Schmickle, Chairman, Department of Art. Art The Department of Art offers the Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, the Bachelor of Science in Education Degree with a major in Art Education, and the Master of Science Degree in Art. Fine Arts Appreciation and Art Education are offered as well as lecture courses in Art History. Studio Courses in Design, Drawing, Printmaking, Paint- ing, Sculpture and Crafts are also offered. Activities during the 1967-68 year included field trips to area museums, visiting artists-lec- turers, movie-socials, student visits to the home of faculty members, student, faculty and traveling exhibits. Graduates of the Department have been placed in commercial art jobs and teaching positions, while others have been accepted in graduate art schools. The making of pottery requires a skilled and steady eye and hand. A student chisels to create, from this mass, an art form. Dr. Stanley Sunderwirth. Chairman, Department of Chemistry. Chemistry During the past year the Chemistry Depart- ment at Kansas State College was added to the List of Approved Departments published by the American Chemical Society. This approval marks a significant milestone in the development of the department. This listing is based upon such factors as the training, teaching experience, and professional competence of the staff as well as the number of department graduates and the profes- sional activities of these graduates. In addition, the physical facilities of the department and the library holdings in chemistry are important fac- tors. There is an active chapter of the Student Affili- ates of the American Chemical Society on the campus. This organization holds monthly meet- ings and invites guest lecturers, who are well- known in their fields, to address these meetings. Work with equjpment available through the Chemistry Department often leads to research discoveries. 38 English The English Department provides numerous sections of freshman composition and sophomore literature as its contribution to the general educa- tion program of the college. It also provides ad- vanced courses in composition, literature, and linguistics for undergraduates working toward the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree. For students working toward these bacca- laureate degrees the department offers a major in English and minors in English and journalism. A strong graduate program in English is offered for students who wish to do advanced study. The department sponsors the English Club, and Sigma Tau Delta, an honorary fraternity. Departmental majors also have an opportunity to work on student publications, including the Colle- gio. the Kanza, and Matrix, the college literary magazine. Freshman Communications classes serve as valuable preparation for other college classes. Dr. John Q. Reed, Chairman, Department of English 39 wjwjrjru -. Department of Biology Biology is becoming increasingly more impor- tant in the everyday lives of people. To meet the need for trained biologists, the Department makes every elTort to maintain balance among the various areas of biology - botany, microbiolo- gy, and zoology. The Department offers baccalaureate degree programs leading to a Bachelor of Arts, A Bache- lor of Science, and a Bachelor of Science in Edu- cation. Two student organizations. Biology Club and Beta Beta Beta (a National Honor Society in Biology) are active in the Department. Lab familiarizes students with experimental methods. Dr. Ralph W. Kelting, Chairman, Biological Science. 40 Department of Business Administration Lab sessions give students an opportunity to work with teachers on special problem areas. To meet the growing demands of business op- portunities the Business Department offers busi- ness programs in the following areas: accounting, finance, marketing, business administration and computer programming; all leading to a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree. A Business Education and a Master's Degree pro- gram are also available for those desiring to go into business teaching. As a service to teachers, industries and busi- nesses in this area, the department sponsors short-term and one-day seminars and confer- ences. Dr. Ralf J. Thomas, Chairman, Business Administration. Foreign Language The foreign language department offers an ex- tensive program of course work in French, Ger- man, Russian and Spanish. The staff includes teachers who have a good background in travel and study in their particular language. The de- partment has a program that enables language majors to build a curriculum with special empha- sis on conversation and composition. The lan- guage laboratory is a valuable aid to the perfec- tion of language skills and is staffed with persons capable of giving individual attention in problem areas. The foreign language department sponsors a Spanish, German, and French club through which student gain added knowledge of the language, the country, and its customs. Dr. Henri Turk-Roge, Chairman, Department of Foreign Language. Language Lab is a valuable aid to the perfection of language skills. 42 History Graduate and undergraduate work in history offered by the history department offer back- ground courses necessary to the growing number of students interested in secondary and junior col- lege teaching, advanced study, law, and special- ized government service. In addition to heavy enrollments of majors and minors, the depart- ment makes a large contribution to the general education program of the college through the American Heritage classes which introduce ap- proximately 1,000 students to college history 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 organiza- tions include the Lambda Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the national honor society in history, whose members are drawn from students who have demonstrated superior performance in the field, and the History Club, open to any interested students. Dr. Dudley T. Cornish. Chairman. Department of History. Testing, in history as in other departments, is an inevitable part of course work. 43 During the annual apple day festivities. Dr. Bass presents an apple to commemorate an old tradi- tion. Modern equipment aids discovery in lab sessions. Consultation during pre-enrollment helps avoid many conflicts be- fore the semester begins. 44 Home Economics The Home Economics department prepares students for careers in teaching and business. The Bachelor of Science in Education with a minor in home economics leads to teaching in vocational home economics programs in secondary schools and to work in extension programs. The Bachelor of Science in Home Economics with a minor in Business Administration leads to positions in business and industry related to the home and homemaking. The American Home Economics Association and Phi Upsilon Omicron, a professional frater- nity, carry on meaningful professional programs and both offer annual scholarships to home eco- nomics students. Both organizations participate actively in the activities of the Kansas Home Economics Association. Dr. Gertrude Chittenden, Chairman, Department of Home Economics. 45 Mathematics The Department of Mathematics offers courses leading to a major or a minor in mathematics with degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science in Education, Master of Arts, Master of Science, and Spe- cialists in Education. The newest addition to the department includes the IBM 1401 computer which has been installed in Yates Hall. This computer makes courses in computer science at the junior-senior and the senior-graduate levels available. The Kansas Alpha chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon, a national honorary society in mathematics with eighty chapters, is spon- sored by the department. The local chapter sponsors a mathematics club for all students interested in mathematics. After class, math discussions are often necessary. Dr. Helen Kreigsman. Chairman, Department of Mathemat- ics. 46 Military Science The Military Science Department offers a gen- eral military science program, emphasizing the development of leadership abilities and skills es- sential to any executive position. The basic course provides a knowledge of individual soldering and leadership abilities. The advanced course is de- signed to develop leadership, to broaden military knowledge, and to receive a commission in the United States Army as a Second Lieutenant upon Graduation. KSC cadets have won the Camp Commanders Trophy for the past four summers for having the highest overall proficiency within their college classification. Opportunities are offered to the corps for parti- cipation in flight training, scholarship programs, ROTC Band, and honorary societies. Col. Jack French, Chairman Department of Military Science. Recognition and advancement are available through Military Science. Lectures are as much a part of Military Science as are drills. Dr. Millard M. Laing, Chairman, Department of Music. Music The primary function of the department is the training of teachers for careers in music educa- tion. Other training includes preparation of per- formers who may enter private or college teach- ing. The Music Department sponsors the College Choir, the Chorus, the College Band and Orches- tra, The Collegiates, and the Opera Workshop. These organizations, along with soloists and en- sembles of students and faculty of the Depart- ment, provide many concerts throughout the year. Opera Workshop students participate in a summer theatre produc- tion. Kismet.” College Band provides service to the school and the study and performance of standard repertoire. 48 Physics The physics department offers course work leading to a major or minor in physics with de- grees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Specialist in Education. Through coopera- tion with the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Education, and Psychology, the department is able to offer course work leading to the degrees of Master of Science in Natural Science (physics emphasis). Specialist in Education (physics), and Specialist in Physical Science. Many of the physics students are placed as in- dustrial physicists while many of them teach or do graduate research. Dr. Bruce Daniel. Chairman. Department of Physics. After-class practice sessions help to clear up questions raised in class. 49 Social Science The Department of Social Science includes the fields of history, economics, geography, political science, and sociology. The Depart- ment offers work leading to the degree Bache- lor of Arts, Bachelor of Science in Education, and Bachelor of Science with a major in So- cial Work. On the graduate level the department offers work leading to the Specialist in Education degree, the Master of Arts degree in History, and the Master of Science degree with a ma- jor in history, sociology, or political science. Dr. Morris L Stevens, Chairman, Department of Social Sci- ence. Audio-visual aids serve as an important aid to effective communication between students and teachers. 50 Mr. Harold W. Loy. Chairman. Speech Dramatic Arts. Speech and Dramatic Arts The Department of Speech Dramat- ic Art provides both liberal arts instruc- tion for the Bachelor of Arts degree and teacher preparation for the Bachelor of Science in Education degree in speech. Undergraduates may elect a major in ei- ther on of two sequences — public ad- dress or theatre. Graduate majors in speech may earn the Master of Science degree. This has been a year of substantial improvement of facilities for the depart- ment. Newly acquired equipment include replacement of all radio broadcasting control room equipment, a stage curtain, stage lighting control and dimmer sys- tem, auditorium sound amplification sys- tem, and a portable classroom video tape recorder. Through dramatic productions, such as. “A Man's A Man , students gain acting experience. 51 School of Technology Dr. William P. Spence. Dean. 52 Dr. Forest Penny, Chairman, Department of Industrial Arts Education. Industrial Arts Education The Department of Industrial Arts Education is continually improving its facilities and offers broad technical training in the areas of Automo- tive Technology, Design and Drafting Technolo- gy, Electricity-Electronics, Metal Technology, Plastics, Printing, Wood Utilization and in the general area of General Industrial Arts. The department has received government grants to offer Higher Education Fellowships to outstanding graduate students who wish to con- tinue their education in Industrial Arts Educa- tion. Industrial Arts students participate in Indus- trial Arts and Technology Club, Epsilon Pi Tau, and the National Honorary Society. Skills tn printingare mastered through careful training. Trade And Technical Education The Trade and Technical Education Department cooperates with the Kansas State for Vocational Education in preparing trade and technical teach- ers for vocational programs reimbursed with state and federal funds. Course work is offered leading to the following degrees: Bachelor of Science in Trade and Industrial Education; Master of Sci- ence with a major in Trade and Industrial Educa- tion of Technical Teacher Education, and Spe- cialist in Education. A program of extension, short courses, work- shops and consultation is provided for trade and technical teachers working in high schools and area vocational schools. Dr. Ben S. Vineyard, Chairman. Department of Trade and Technical Education. Modern equipment enables students to experiment with electronics. 54 Dr. Eugene Gardner. Chairman. Department of Indus- trial Technology. Industrial Technology The Department of Industrial Technology in its effort to provide industry with highly technical and supervisory personnel, offers curricula in automotive technology, building design and con- struction, technical electronics, industrial design, machine design and drafting, tool and manufac- turing technology, printing technology, printing management, and wood utilization. Graduates find employment in diversified in- dustrial activities. They are employed in the areas of sales, product service, product development and production and manufacturing. Recognition of the Industrial Technology Edu- cational Program is demonstrated by financial grants from such organizations as Bendix Corpo- ration, Ford Motor Company, U.S. Office of Education, Western Electric, and the Skelly Oil Company. The Industrial Technology Department offers practical instruction with precision instruments. 55 Mr. Leiand Boone. Dean Vocational And Technical Institute Vocational And Technical Training Vocational Technical Training is available for young men and women who do not wish to pursue a college degree program and desire specialized pre-employment training for a particular trade or technical occupation. These programs are two years in length with the exception of Cosmetolo- gy, which is only a nine months program. The Vocational Technical Institute has a strong trade competent staff who understand and can teach the technical information and job skills needed by graduates to succeed in industry. The Vocational Technical Institute operates a placement office and has maintained a placement record of nearly 100% for the past several years. Precision in the use of instruments is one of the more important skills taught by the department. In the electronics lab theory becomes practice. 57 Board of Regents Standing: Mr. L. D. Morgan, Goodland: Mr, A. H. Cromb. Mission Hills; Mr. T. J. Griffith. Manhattan; Mr. Clement H. Hall. Coffeyville; Mr. Max Bickford. Executive Officer. Topeka. Seated: Mr, C, N, Cushing. Downs: Mr. John F. Eberhardt. Chairman. Wichita: Mr. Dwight D. Klinger. Ash- land; Mr. Henry A. Bubb, Topeka; Mr, Eldon Shlan, Topeka. STUDENT LIFE The former Miss Pitt State presents Miss America-to-be with her Judy McCreight, Miss Pitt State 1967, crowned Debbie Barnes. Miss Pitt first bouquet of pageant roses. State, 1968. on April 20.1967. Janelle Moon. Miss Sigma Tau Gamma, was introduced by Gretta Luttrell during the final evening of the Miss Pitt State Pageant i Debbie walked the ramp, a proud Miss Pitt State and a Miss Kansas hopeful. Debbie posed proudly after the announcement of her victory in the swim suit division. Second Step: Miss Kansas The new Miss Kansas, our Debbie, was crowned by Miss Betty Fox in Pratt. Kansas, on July 8. 1967. After the pageant at Pratt. Debbie paused with her court. Kandee Kae Kline, 1st runner-up. and Karen Schlapper. 2nd runner-up. 63 f Triumphant Step: Miss America ’68 Debbie’s personality, charm and poise brought Miss America 1967, Jane Ann Jayroe. crowned Debra Dene Barnes. Miss her the swimsuit title in her division. America 1968. in Atlantic City. New Jersey, on September 9. 1967. Debbie's arrangement of Born Free captured the hearts of mil- lions watching the pageant. Bert Parks questioned Miss Kansas as the contest drew to a close. 64 KSC Welcomes Debbie Barnes As Miss America DRYER Following the reception. Debbie performed a recital in McCray Hall. In her rose-covered convertible. Debbie waved to the hundreds of spectators. The new Miss Pitt State. Becky Elliott, and her court rode At the reception. Jack Overman looks on as Miss America cuts the first piece in Debbie's homecoming parade. of her cake. 65 Students Plan Schedules, Get Ready for a Busy Year The purpose of the new orientation program was to acquaint new students with the campus, faculty, organizations, and other students. This was accomplished through a week-long schedule of activities, which included a lecture by Bill Sands, an all school picnic, parent’s day visita- tion, pep rally, movies, and dances. The new or- ientation program also attempted to relieve some of the enrollment problems. It has got to be here somewhere! is a common erroneous as- sumption. The Parent's Visitation Reception gave parents and students a chance to relax and discuss the parent day's many events. 66 A necessary part of enrollment is consulting with Faculty Advisors on which classes to take. Long lines are an inevitable part of the college enrollment procedure. Enrollment is one of the more hectic experiences of orientation. During the parent's reception, parents, as well as new students, have an opportunity to become familiar with the college. Orientation Introduces New Students to KSC The chefs prepare 1.858 hamburgers at the get-acquainted picnic. The high point of the picnic is an egg toss that generally results in a winner, a mess, and many laughs. 68 Bill Sands, founder of the Seven Step Foundation, delivered the keynote address of the orientation program. One of the Top Ten Best Dressed Coeds on campus, Pat Kirk, modeled a sports outfit in Meillyn Rand. AWS Fashion Show. the Fashion Show during Orientation. 69 70 The Sandpipers sang their hit recording. Guantanamera during the concert. The Mitchell Trio: (I to r) Mike Kobluk. John Denver. David Boise. The Mitchell Trio Entertains KSC Students Karen Kramer and Steve Kruse slipped backstage for an autograph after the performance. Before the concert, the musicians tuned their guitars. The Mitchell Trio is a popular and entertaining group. 71 Homecoming ’67 A Happening The Ramsey Lewis Trio entertains a sell-out crowd at the Homecom- ing Special Attraction. Wes Harrison and his sound effects helped add to the happening theme. A welcome addition to the spirit of the happening is Wes Harrison and his sound effects 72 The 10 finalists posed for photographs after the convocation, Ramsey Lewis, Janet Bass, Queen, Jill Lewis and Donna George, attendants, high- lighted homecoming festivities. The Deltones contributed some happening mu- sic to the convocation. 73 Enthusiasm ran high as the Ichabod was tossed in the tire at the Pep Rally, however it could not match the spirit displayed when the Gorillas burned the Ichabods on the tieid. 74 Dr. Weede. Grand Marshall, is recognized during the halftime President Budd officially crowns Janet Bass Homecoming Queen, ceremony. Jack Overman adds to the enthusiasm of the Homecoming Pep Rally gives his interpretations of Gus. Hours of Hard Work Produce Homecoming Happenings The Pi Kappa Alpha junk mobile won first place in the campus float category. The honor of having the winning house decoration went to Sigma Sigma Sigma for their “Jrip the Icabods display. Shirk Hall’s dorm decorations added much to the psychedelic at- mosphere. 76 Meillyn Rand and her float full of Disney characters were a whimsi- cai addition to the parade. As much a part of the parade spirit as any float were President Budd and his horse. The Sigma Tau Gamma queen candidate. Jo Shepherd, and float did much to add to the color of the day. Rapture of the Deep was entered in the off - campus float division by the Jayhawk Diver’s Club. 77 79 Pat Matthiason mourns over the corpse of her husband. Rusty Smith, m the Haunted House. At the Great Pumpkin Fling, KSC students impersonate Halloween characters. Annual Great Pumpkin Fling Part of the haunted house included a tortured victim, who was wrapped up in chains. The annual SUB Halloween Party, THE GREAT PUMPKIN FLING, was held on Hal- loween night in the Student Union. The psyche- dellic-sounding People’s Patch were featured for the gruesome affair. Besides the dance, a haunted house with corpse, tortured victims, and weird sound effects created the atmosphere. Prizes were awarded for the most original, funniest, and the best dressed couple. Some of the KSC students attending were dressed appropriately for the evening. They included Batwoman, KSC hippies, clowns, hillbillies, and just plain students. Batwoman. Candy Carroll, tries to reform a hippie. Dave Best, win- ner of the funniest costume prize. As the Chuck-a-Luck cage spins, Charlie Lowe anxiously waits for his number to come up. Students intently watch as fate takes a hand. Patty Patton, one of Harold’s dealers, shatters more hopes as she reveals the winning number. Harold’s Club-Casino Party Paula Dewey deals one of the black-jack tables, Not just gamblers, students also danced to the sounds of the Blue Sounds. During the half-time ceremonies of Military Day. Roberta Hutchins rode around the infield. Roberta Hutchins Crowned Military Ball Queen Pat Kirk. Diane Reilly, and Hazel Brown were also escorted around Brandenburg Stadium. The Gorillas added victory to the weekend’s festivities. 84 Colonel French, P.M.S., and his wife are greeted by Cadet Edward The Color Guard presents the colors at the beginning of the Military Taylor and his date in the receiving line. Ball. Miss Joyce Ketterman, Military Ball Queen candidate, is escorted by Lt. Stan Daugherty under the arch of sabres. On Friday evening, the Military Ball was held at the Mirza Temple. 85 Miss Pat Kirk Honorary Battalion Commander Miss Roberta Hutchins Honorary Brigade Commander Miss Joyce Ryder Honorary Battalion Commander 86 Miss Cheryl Card Honorary Battalion Commander Miss Joyce KeHerman Honorary Battalion Commander FINALISTS: Standing, L to R. Hazel Brown, Ann Torchia. Emma Rodgers. Diane Reilly, Helen Simmons. Sitting, Jean Groner. Judy McLaughlin, Cheryl Evans, Kay Spencer. Santa listens to a young admirer. The Student Union Board's decoration party was fun as can be wit- nessed by many tinsel-stnnging students. Georgia Fair and Chuck Morrow work to untangle the Christmas decorations for the Union. 88 Karen Kramer. Gary Mahon, and Nancy Angel took on the job of trimming the Imperial Ballroom tree. KSC Celebrates A S.U.B. Christmas Jim Parks presents the AWS-SUB Caroling Contest trophy to Julie Vineyard. Tri Sigma. The Victorious Tri Sigmas sang Little Drummer Boy and Do You Hear What I Hear? 89 Collegiates Anxiety Fulfilled at Take-Off Armed Forces Entertained By KSC Collegiates On USO Tour of Carribean (Lf. to rt) Connie Stone. John Fogg. Anna DeCastro, Doug Jones. Barbara Rogers. Earl Ludlum, Nancy Pyle. Bob Holden, Kathy Hayes. Lewis Hoyt. Karen Cannady. John Stewart. Richard Smith, director, is interviewed by KFSB reporter A few last minute changes in plans were explained in a conference at the air- prior to take-off. port. 1968 Fashion Show Names Ten Best Dressed Co-Eds Wearing her sports attire, is Lynn Winbigler. TEN BEST DRESSED CO-EDS (if. to rt.) Suzy Richardson. Jill Lewis. Connie Cole. Kathy Horton. Cynthia Pearsall. Barbara Potter, Connie Ehr ich. Lynn Winbigler, Kathy Jones, and Roberta Hutchins. 92 Janet Bass. rt.. 1967 Best-Dressed, presents trophy to Barbara Potter Barbara Potter Selected As Best Dressed KSC Co-Ed For 1968 Barbara Condo models her suit ensemble. Joyce Ryder poses in her Sunday attire. 93 Governor Docking Speaks At Opening Convocation At the reception. Governor Docking answers many questions pertaining to contemporary issues. The Collegiates entertain at the opening convocation with “It Ain't Necessarily So. Before the convocation, the KSC band performs on the oval. KSC students were privileged to have the Governor of Kansas, Robert Docking, to wel- come them to Kansas State College of Pittsburg. In his welcoming address. Governor Docking congratulated the campus for being the college home of Miss America, Debra Barnes. He also said that the main purpose of a college student was to acquire a higher degree of education in order that he or she may be a well adjusted and contributing member of today’s society. Governor Docking is escorted to his reception by President Budd and Student Assembly president. Gretta Luttrell. 95 Spring Brought The Annual SUB Carnival Theta Alpha Phi's coffeehouse won first place in the carnival booth category. Archers try their skill. The annual Student Union Board Carnival draws a big crowd each year. Besides the booths that are set up by the individual organizations, this year the Student Union Board contracted a carnival company to bring in Carnival rides, such as the Rock-o-Plane. Merry-Go-Round, Tilt-a- Whirl, and Octopus. The highpoinl of the entire event is the crowning of the SUB Carnival Cutie. Susan Vietti became the Carnival Cutie for this year. In conjunction with the annual affair, SUB also sponsored a special concert for the week. The Harpers Bizarre started the whole Carnival Week off groovy. At the spin art booth. Marsha Cranz became an artist. Susan Vietti Named Carnival Cutie Steve Kruse. SUB president, presents Susan Vietti with the Carnival Cutie trophy. The mam attraction of the evening was the presentation of the SUB Carnival Cutie. 97 “Groovy” Concert given by the Harpers Bizarre In conjunction with the SUB Carnival, the Harpers Bizarre was presented in concert on April 25. HARPERS BIZARRE: (front) Ted Templeman. Dick Scoppettone, (back) Eddie James. John Petersen, and Dick Yount. Dr, Cohen spoke before a capacity crowd on the present conditions concerning LSD. Dr. Cohen Brings LSD Discussion To KSC Later, in an open forum. Dr. Cohen answered student questions. Dr. Allen Cohen came to KSC from the counseling center at Berkley. California. 99 Wm. Baird Speaks On Legalized Birth Control Before his evening speech. William Baird attended an afternoon forum. Students raised many questions during lecture. “The Crusader pointed out many startling statistics. 100 “What’s Wrong With People?” Topic of Speech By Judge Gillian Juvenile court judge from Denver. Colorado. Judge Gilliam spoke to KSC students about the need for a more understanding attitude toward people. At the reception, following his lecture. Judge Gilliam talks with students. 101 Carlos Montoya Presents an Excellent Concert During the concert. Carlos Montoya played his famous song, Malagua. The world renowned guitarist. Carlos Montoya, captivated his audience with his superb performance. Major Attraction Series Sponsors The Tulsa Philharmonic Orchestra • -—-• The Tulsa Philharmonic provided a stimulating evening of mtertainment. First Violinists are. Francis Jones and Robert McNally. Franco Autori directs the Philharmonic Orchestra. 103 Girls Drag Guys to the Sadie Hawkins Dance The four “grods of the year were selected during the evening. Each year the Student Union Board spon- sors a Sadie Hawkins Dance. The tables are turned and the girls take the guys out for an evening of dancing and enjoyment. Besides dancing, there was a marrying booth where each couple could get married in the traditional Sadie Hawkins style. Dress is extremely casual and many couples come dressed in the Sadie Hawkins fashion. The entire evening was uniquely enjoyable. 104 Marry'n Sam, Steve Kruse, and Marlene Kabre witness the hitchin' of Mike Crumbliss to Donna Wilson. Students let their hairdown at the dance. Apple Day Was a Saucy Success After the convocation, the Student Union Board sponsored a dance. THE LIVING DOLLS: Kathy Hayes. Karen Cannady, and Barbara Rogers. Apple Day is the birthday of the college. Each year students receive apples from the faculty as a symbol of the commemoration of KSC. The con- vocation is presented by the Student Assembly and elections for KANZA queen begin. As part of this year’s convocation, the students had the privilege of seeing Jim Benson’s characterization of Debra Barnes, Miss America of 1968. The stu- dents who made “Who’s Who in American Col- leges and Universities” were presented to the stu- dent body. Immediately following the convoca- tion, SUB sponsored their annual Apple Day Dance. The students who were selected to “WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES were announced. 106 Jim Benson mocks Miss America's win- The biggest surprise of the convocation was Jim Benson s impersonation ningstyle- of Debra Barnes. THE CELLAR SINGERS: (sitting) Becky Saar. Jeannie Woodrow, and Cindy Moberg, (standing) Kris Lively, Mary Reed. Donna George, Karen Kramer, and Stephanie Cartmill. Apple Day Festivites Included the Introduction of KANZA Queen Candidates Announcement of the KANZA queen candidates was a part of the Apple Day convocation. During the intermission of the Ferrante and Teicher Concert, the five finalists were announced. Major Attraction Series—Ferrante and Teicher As part of the major attraction series. Ferrante and Teicher played for a capacity-filled auditorium. After the concert, the famous pianists signed autographs. Ferrante and Teicher’s concert, spon- sored by the major attraction series, con- cluded Apple Day activities. They played their arrangements of “Theme from Exodus’1 and “Theme from the Apart- ment.’1 Also included in their perform- ance was their interpretation of Ravel's “Bolero, broadway hits, and movie themes. During the intermission, the five KANZA queen finalists were announced. 109 1968 Kanza Queen . y Miss Meillyn Rand, Kanza Queen no Cynthia Pearsall, Attendant Linda Ornellas, Attendant Kay Jefferson, Attendant Cynthia Mooney, Attendant m Music Department Presents “IlTravatore” Jim Parks portrayed Count DiLuna. Miss Lois Ann Wittich gave an excellent performance as Leonora Duringa tense moment. Ferrando. Jeff Angwin, and theguardsawait for orders. Barbara Rogers, in My Fair Lady. is escourted to the Ambassador's Garden Party by Bob Reuter. Tent - By - The - Lake Thrills Summer Audiences The first summer tent production was Kismet. Just before curtain call, the actors have one last moment for final preparations. 113 A preposterous elephant is built. The transformation of Galy Gay begins as he takes on the identity of Jeriah dip. At the sound of gunfire, Galy Gay loses his identity in “A Man's A Man. 1 14 In ‘The Male Animal'' the women comfort the drunk friends. Warren Bradshaw and Jeanne Cavitt leads, dis- cuss one of the problems of their troubled rela- tionship. During rehearsal for A Thousand Clowns ' Jim Benson. Marianne Bush, and Steve Alee inspect the controversial lamp. Carole Zedrick Marsha Cranz. head cheerleader Brenda Swift Michele Wilbert Marilyn Maze 1968 KSC Cheerleaders Suzy Richardson Susan Vietti Peggy Dunavan Joyce Ryder 117 GREEKS I i OFFICERS; Michael McClaskey, Pres.: Dean Wright. Advisor: Don Roberts, Sec.: Jack O'Dell. VP.: Preston Singer. Treas.: Steve Kruger, Greek Activi- ties Board Chairman: Bob Demasters. Rush Chairman. VICE-PRESIDENTS: Rene Mejia. IKE: Gary Cinotto. PSE; Claud Kyle. PKA: John Meyer, LCA: Jim Hatch. STG: not pic lured, Steve Borel.SC. Interfraternity Council RUSH CHAIRMEN: Fred Wilburn. IKE: Larry Gfeller, SC: Mike Cassel. PKA: Wayne Baeuchler. LCA: Dave Loeffler. STG: Don Sere. PSE. REPRESENTATIVES: First row: Tom Spencer, PSE; Bob Deruy. LCA: Gary Bolton. SC; Bob Farmer. PKA; Doug Rutherford, STG; Rod Crain. LCA; Sec- ond row: JackO'Dell. SC: Mike McClaskey. PSE: Preston Singer. TKE: Don Munsell, STG: Don Roberts, STG: Henry Granger, APA; Bob Johnson. PKA. 12] Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Gamma Delta AI A. AAII.III. AIA Alpha Kappa Alpha 122 A Rush of Parties Present a Color Spectrum Sigma Sigma Sigma Delta Sigma Theta Alpha Delta Pi Fraternities anxiously await announcement of new members at yell-in. Alpha Gams sail smoothly through their sailor party. 124 Greek Life Attracts Many Rushees Rushees are greeted at Alpha Sig Playboy Party, Tension and strain of rush week are climaxed at the sorority yell-in. Many of the facets of Greek Life are revealed to rushees at fraternity smoker. Joyce Ryder and Steve Rohde. Pres., r Maybell Smith and Howard Murray. Pres.. Sondra Lewis and Richard Watkins. Pres.. l T VH Jill Moon and Bob Bergant. Pres.. ii i 126 Betty Reeves and Gene Mitts. Pres., UK Deborah Ingram and Steve Bryant. Pres,. TW Donna Smith and Byron Maddox. Pres.. K 127 Marsha Cranz and David Ives. Pres.. l ll Susan Bonner and Alan Davis. Pres., A W .chasinga derby up a flag pole awaiting the moment of confrontation. winning through teamwork. 128 . dressing a favorite Sig. Chicken Man escorting the Derby Day Queen. Getting dizzy in the ball bat race. It was such a surprise. The Greek Way The Phi Sigma girls? Only 90 thousand more to stuff 130 Of course, we have a few parties. The Greek Sing was great fun. The Great Way Little girl, please! God rest ye merry gentlemen. 131 Alpha Delta Pi Rush started this school term with plenty of excitment for the ADPi’s. As homecoming time approached, spirits were high as we worked to- gether to turn napkins, chicken wire, and kleenex into a prize wanning float. Ann Bournonville was among the ten finalists for homecoming queen. The Military Ball was next on the social calen- dar with Helen Simmons as one of the semi-fi- nalists. Various other activities and honors were also bestowed during the year. The annual Black Diamond Ball was held with Keith Varvel select- ed as King. Kay Hair was commander of Seventh Cavettes while Carol Hancock became honorary Commander of Pershing Rifles. Kay Jefferson headed Panhellenic Council as President this year and three ADPi’s were named to Who’s Who. ADPi’s are very proud of their pledges for win- ning the Panhellenic Scholarship plaque and for presenting the chapter with a yard sign that has since disappeared. I don't believe a word of it! ALPHA DELTA PI OFFICERS: Back row:Cindi Pierce. Treasurer: Marsha Schlee. Pres- ident; Susan Smith. Scholarship: Nancy Dunton, Standards. Front Row: Kathryn Troutman. Delegate at Large: Kay Jefferson. Pledge Trainer: Lois Wilson. Second Vice President: Helen Stumfoll. Social. tI3 Chapters Founded at Macau, Ga. 1851 Delia Xi Chapter Established 1959 Presi- dent: Marsha Schlee. 132 Barbara Baker Jo Mae Blagg Ann Boumonville Connie Bournonville Sharon Darraugh Toni Dugan Nancy Dunton Linda Dyer Ann England Alice Fink Jo Ann Gallmetti Janet Goble Kay Hair Carol Hancock Kay Jefferson Cindy Kelly Janice Kleinke Gail Laing Elizabeth Leslie Kristin Lively Betty Loereher Cindy Long Linda Montee Connie 0‘ffill Patty Patton Cynthia Pierce Sher Riley Marsha Schlee Helen Simmons Susan Smith Helen Stumfoll Kathryn Troutman Susan Whitehead Lois Wilson Mrs, Harrison 133 Nancye Cabell Mary Caresio Mary Carol Cinotto Toni Cordry Maggie Costantini MarshrfCranz Cheryl Crutchfield Dianne Davidson Suzanne Davidson Connie Ehrlich Jill Engle Susan Forslund Sherree Givens Liz Gunter Marilyn Hadley Jackie Harbert Nancy Harris Patty Huddiestun Janet Hughes Roberta Hutchins Judy Johnson Karen Jones Kathy Jones Rosa Lee Joseph Rose Marie Joseph Tess Keeney Joan Kovacic Marilyn Leban Jill Lewis Blenda Lister Liz McCullough Susan McGuire Paula Martin Janet Martins Charlene Mershman Donna Nance Linda Ornellas Judy Reynolds Rhonda Ribacchi Suzy Richardson Liz Ruckh Joyce Ryder Marilyn Pahlow Debbie Potts Connie Scavezze GeneSchaub Sandy Stiles Brenda Swift Jolene Taylor Janice Varsolona Susie Vietti Gail Ward Michele Wilbert Sheryl Wilbert Marilyn Winters Connie Yates 134 Alpha Gamma Delta Under the leadership of Jenelle Moon, rush chairman. Alpha Gams began the year with a successful fall rush. New pledges formally began their pledgeship at the Rose Banquet. The next event of the year was homecoming where all eyes were turned to Jill Lewis, home- coming queen attendant. Following the hectic week of homecoming was the Military Ball where Roberta Hutchins was crowned Military Queen and Joyce Ryder Military Queen attendant. December brought the Christmas formal where Cheryl Crutchfield was chosen by the girls as this year's Snow Queen. Working toward the annual contribution to our international alturistic project, the Alpha Gams sponsored a chili supper and an ice cream social. Alpha Gams were proud of itsCWENS, Who’s Who, Golden Crest, Student Assembly, Seventh Cavettes, AWS, and three fraternity sweethearts. We were especially proud of having six cheerlead- ers with Marsha Cranz as head cheerleader. Do you think he’ll give her a goodnight kiss? ALPHA GAM OFFICERS: Back row: Michele Wilbert. Panhellenic Representative; Ka- thy Jones, Editor; Jill Engie. PIC Representative. Gene Schaub. Activities Chairman. Front row: Jackie Harbert. Treasurer; Connie Ehrlich, Corresponding Secretary; Wisha Koppers. Pledge Trainer: Cheryl Crutchfield. President: Charlene Mershman, Second Vice President; Toni Cordry, Recording Secretary: Jenelle Moon. Rush Chair- man; Mary Dillon. Social Chairman. Alpha Gamma Dell 96 Chapters Founded at Syracuse. N. V.. 1903 Epsilon Kappa Chapter Established 1959 Pres idea t: C heryl Cm ichfietd. 135 This sure beats studying! Alpha Sigma Alpha The spring semester of 1967 brought more tro- phies to the Alpha House, The Eta Eta’s for the seqond year in a row, won the Derby Day Sweep- stakes trophy; and our own Lyn Beidleman was named “Miss Derby Day.” The men of Pi Kappa Alpha chose Betty Kotzman as their Dream Girl for 1967-68. After summer vacation the Alpha’s returned to school - ready for fall rush. With our rush chair- man, Meillyn Rand, the Alpha’s came out on lop. Then came homecoming and our house was filled with cheers, tears, and roses as Miss Jan Bass was crowned the 1967 Homecoming Queen. With the help of the fraternities congregated in our front yard, the Alphas won first place in “af- ter homecoming decorations” - based on originality. It was a great year for the Alpha’s. Our girls served as president of AWS house and president of the senate. Other Alpha's were also active in CWENS, Seventh Cavettes, Collegia tes, cheer- leaders, majorettes. Judicial Board, Panhellenic, and Who’s Who. 4$ Chapters Founded at Farm ville. Va., 190! Eta Eta Chapter Established 1920 Presi- dent: Donna Sight!. ALPHA SIGMA OFFICERS; Left to right; Jan Bass, Pledge Trainer: Meillyn Rand. Rush Chairman: Toni Kavorinos. Editor: Cindy Kreutziger, Treasurer: Kay Spencer. Corre- sponding Secretary: Barbara Potter. Recording Secretary: Linda Roemerman. Vice President: Donna Sighel. President. 136 Alma Lee Beougher Janet Bass Lynn Beidleman Nancy Bishop Janis Bloomcamp Kathy Bolles Gin Brewer Karen Brown Theresa Brown Cathy Burnett Karen Cannady Debi Chase Sandy Chase Jane Coburn Judy Cook Simth Ann Coo I ba ugh Dana Dalton Joyce Deffenbaugh Kay Lynn Draper Judy Esch Jeanette Fettig Phyllis Fitzpatrick Terry Fornicari Betty Gibbons Jan Gillespie Chris Gustafson Karen Henderson Debbie Hertel Julie Hodge Barbara Howerton Barbara Hurd Lonna Hutchinson Jann Jolley Toni Kavorinos Diane Knight Peggy Knight Cindy Kreutziger Patty Lamm Patty Lanning Conna Larson Lmda Little Karen Mallory Tommie Martin Diane Miller Lyl Mooney Carol Morgan Jan Neely LeanneOhlsen Marty Olsen Patty Pfeifer Mary Jo Porter Barbara Potter Becky Powell Cindy Ramsey Meillyn Rand Debbie Reed Sandy Rencher Linda Roemerman Donna Sighel Joyce Simoncic Kay Spencer Carol Stebbins Sally Stoned pher Janice Susnik Barbara Swartz Valerie Toll Sandy Vogel Mary Lynn Wei ba urn Lynn Winbigler Mary Zabel Carole Zedrick 137 Connie Bates Hazel Brown Catherine Casement Carolyn Cochrane Susan Coffman Sheryl Clarke Donna George Barbara Gilmore Dee Gilbreath Jeanne Gorges Karen Hamilton Patty Houtman Jean Ikeda Mary Lou Ikeda Lynn Jaro Julie Kinder Suzi Kirby Kathy Kuhn Janet Lewark Cindy Maswick Cindy Moberg Marilyn Powell Mary Lou Reed Beverly Schaub Sandra Siudy 138 Delta Rho On May 14, 1967, a group of seven coeds, in- terested in forming a new campus sorority, met with the founder, Donna Smith, On May 22, the group had grown in number to twenty-one, and was formally established as Delta Rho. The school year ended, but during the summer correspondence continued. Letters to twelve na- tional sororites were written and forty-one cam- puses were visited by the president. Established officially as a local sorority, during the fall semester by the Pan hellenicCouncil, Del- ta Rho is now planning affiliation with a national sorority. Rush Preparation isn't all work! DELTA RHO OFFICERS: Donna Smith. President: Kay Wood. Social Chairman: Connie Bates. Rush Chairman: Mary Lou Ikeda, Pledge Trainer. Delta Hho A P Gmst 139 Founded at Kansas State College as a local sorority in May 1967 President: Donna Smith. Polka dots on the ceiling? Sigma Sigma Sigma Tri Sigma means scholarship and participation in campus activities. We were proud to win the scholarship trophy - study hall isn't so bad after at!! Sigmas are members of CWENS, Golden Crest, Kappa Della Pi, Who’s Who, Student As- sembly, AWS, and Seventh Cavettes. Our home- coming house decorations won first place. Pat Kirk and Cherie Card were Military Ball Queen attendants. Tri Sigma means service. Under the slogan, “Sigma Serves Children,” we sponsor a pediatric wing for crippled children at Chapel Hill, North Carolina and every Christmas we invite the Elm Acres chilren to our house for a party. Tri Sigma means ... ah, social life! Runouts, TGIF, a costume pajama party, big-little sis par- ties, and the Spring Formal all strongly support Sigma Socialization. Tri Sigma means ... a great college life! SIGMA OFFICERS: Left to right: Kathy Daley. Recording Secretary: Jill Vance, Treasurer; Penny Polfer. Vice President; Brenda Cowan. Keeper of Grades; Jan Hostetter, President. 140 I Luanne Arduino Lynn Alexander Cindy Bennett Lindsey Binford Linda Bond CherieCard Pat Cates Olivia Cignetti KathieCiapham Dana Conners Charlotte Cope Brenda Cowan Linda Craven Joan Cremer Judy Cremer Kathy Daley Barbara Duncan Diedre Eichelberger Denise Eichelberger Connie Fisher Janie Garrett Patti Gill Cindy Gray Judy Greve Kathy Grimes Phyllis Hardwick Nancy Hoffman Judy Holforan Jan Hostetter Gail Hunt Trisha Hammons Debbie Ingram Gayle Johnson Kris Keiser Chris Knuth Janice Knuth Pat Kunstel Lyn Leap Denice McNichols Jane Mitchell Kay Morris Cynthia Pearsall Penny Polfer Carol Porter Cynthia Potter Janice Reynolds Rene Rtmel Cheryl Rodman Mary Ann Rhode Anne Schiefelbusch Jo Ann Setina Jo Shepard Amy Stevens Ann Torchia Jill Vance Julie Vineyard 141 Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., the first sorority among Negro college women, was found- ed at Howard University, Washington, D.C. on January 16, 1908. In 1913 the organization was incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia. Since that time, the Sorority has grown to more than 180 graduate chapters and 120 undergraduate chapters which are found on many colleges and university campuses. There are over 40,000 members throughout the United States and foreign countries. Established at KSC January 29, 1937, Beta Nu Chapter is proud to share in the sixtieth anniver- sary of Alpha Kappa Alpha. Beta Nu has fulfilled the purpose of the organization by combining fun with service and by encouraging scholarship and high ethical standards. ALPHA KAPPA OFFICERS: Front row: Sondra Lewis. Dean of Pledges: Marjean Jones. Treasurer: Karen Myers. President: Josea Mitchell. Secretary. Back row: Ruth Stricklin, Cheryl Hadley. Phyllis White. Joyce Booker. Betty White. Karen Simms. Alpha Kappa Alpha 104 Chapters .. Founded Washington, Georgia. 908 Beta Nu Chapter Established 1937 President Karen Myers. Joyce Booker Connie Cole Enona Davis Patricia Dwight Cheryl Hadley Man a Hardy Marjean Jones Sondra Lewis Josea Mitchell Margaret Littlejohn Karen Myers Karen Simms Ruth Stricklin Betty White Phyllis White Diane Wilson 142 I Delta Sigma Theta As the members of Beta Zeta Chapter look back over a most gratifying year of activities, we recall some very outstanding events. We were pleased to have Gloria Brown as one of the ten semi-finalists in the Homecoming Queen Contest; and Emma Rogers as a finalist for Military Ball Queen. One of the highlights of the chapter’s program is the sponsoring of a Christmas party for the youth (ages 5-9) of Pittsburg. In keeping with the chapter's idea of public service. Beta Zeta pre- sented a special Thanksgiving offering to Mt. Hebron Church. We also adopted a Korean child. Several of its members are also members of K.S.T.A., Cwens, WRA, Panhellenic and Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Marisa Baker Ann Bettis Gloria Brown Atha Clay Patty Hardy Yvonne Lindsey Reta Loggins Lutreeia Scroggins Connie Tea! Judi Turner Sandy Wesley Ruby Avery Seated: left to right: Marisa Baker. Corresponding Secretary; Ruby Avery. President; Reta Loggins. Treasurer. Standing: Mrs. Betty Bet- tis. Sponsor; Gloria Brown. Dean of Pledges; Lutreeia Scroggins. Recording Secretary; Yvonne Lindsay. Panhellenic Representative. Della Sigma Thrift 96 Chapters Founded at Washington. Georgia. 191S Beta Zeta Chapter estab- lished 1936 President: Ruby Avery. 143 KAPPA ALPHA PSI: Left to right: Richard Watkins, Polemareh; Ronal Sykes. Vice Polemareh and Dean of Pledges; Hughie Clay, Keeper of Records: Lewis Ewell, Social Chairman; Christopher Huff. Editor. Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded at the University of Indiana, January 5, 1911, and has since grown to 259 active chapters throughout the United States, and Germany. The Alpha Psi Chapter was founded at KSC in 1936, with the expressed purpose of encouraging achievement in every field of human endeavor, to unite in a fraternal bond and to promote the intel- lectual, social, and moral welfare of its members. The Kappa calendar of events includes the Founder’s Day Banquet, Homecoming Dance, Mini-Party, and the annual formal. The Kappa Ball. 259 Chapters Founded at the University of Indiana. 1911 Alpha Psi Chapter Es- tablished 1936 President: Rickard Wat- kins. Hughie Clay Lewis Ewell Theodis Gatlin Chris Huff Eddy Murphy Willard Smith 144 Alpha Phi Alpha The Alphas started off this year by accepting a scholarship trophy from our graduate chapter in Kansas City. It was given to the chapter who had the highest grade point average of the chapters in this area. The action increased at Homecoming when we gave one of the biggest parties in the history of the chapter. The pace never slowed, but became more formal with our annual Playmate Ball held in the student union. With Spring approaching, the Alphas are ea- gerly looking for candidates for our Awards Par- ty. Spring will also find our chapter celebrating the end of the school year by picnicking at Grand Lake. Alpha men at KSC have received distinction in many diverse areas among which are music, sports, and education. ALPHA PHI ALPHA OFFICERS: William Swoopes. Vice President: Howard Murray. President: Leonard Taylor. Treasurer: Henry Gran- ger. Dean of Pledges. Back row: Ronnie Cotton. Bill Swoops. Wesley Cunningham. Louis Dunn. Barron Harvey. Front row: Leonard Taylor. John Brown. Hen- ry Granger. Tom Hopkins, Howard Murray. 195 Chapters hounded Cornett University. 1906 Gamma Chi Chapter Established 194H Presi- dent: Howard Murray. 145 David Boote George Crawford BobCrbce Larry Culbertson C. J. Cummings John Dean Jim Fox Bob Jones Bob Keith Byron Maddox Gerry Merideth Larry Meyer Don Moffatt Flip Petruzzelli Charlie Powell Sam Price Paul Rehbehn Ed Stewart Gary Teel Bert Van Luyck 146 Alpha Kappa Lambda On March 5, 1967 eight men joined together to form a new concept of fraternity on the K.S.C. cam- pus, Delta Kappa Sigma. This group of men felt a Greek organization could be established without hold- ing on to some of the old traditions of Greek life that some people feel are not desirable. Not long after, this local fraternity was colonized under Alpha Kappa Lambda National Fraternity and since that time a lot has changed, but not our basic ideals. The problems that went with founding this organization have since turned into success after success. We are a new fraternity under a new National fraternity, we have new ideas and we are not afraid to break with the past. Growth, success, and modern ideas have been our watchwords and have made us the men to watch in the years ahead. AKL OFFICERS: Back row: Don Moffatt Treasurer: Paul Rehbehn. Vice President: Byron Maddox. President; Flip Petruzzelli. Secretary. Front row: Bob Keith. Social Chairman; Ed Stewart. Rush Chairman. Alpha IK'appa lambda CColong Founded At Kansas State College as a local fraternity on March 5. 1967 and was colonized under Alpha Kappa Lambda not long after. 147 Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha strives to serve the interests of fraternity, country and school. With this goal in mind many served on IFC, ODK, KSTA, Student Assembly, SUB, and AKPsi. Other achievements in- clude members in Who’s Who, presidents of ODK and the sophomore class and the sponsoring organi- zation of one of the homecoming queen attendants. One of the highlights of the year included the fabulous Western Week. The week was filled with many and varied activities. One of the events included a housemother kidnap where 1500 cans of food were col- lected and given to the Salvation Army. Throughout the year. Lambda Chi’s have had a full social life with parties such as the Shipwreck par- ty, the annual Barn party and the annual White Rose Formal. Scholarship, however, was not neglected as the fraternity average exceeded the all-fraternity average. 162 Chapters li Colonies Founded Bos- ton University President: A Ian Da vis. LAMBDA CHI OFFICERS: Standing: Dick Geier. Social Chairman; Jerry Malan. Secretary; Lynn Bousman. Pledge Educator: Dave Renner. Treasurer; Alan Davis. President; Sitting: Wayne Baeuchler, Rush Chairman; Marshall Silence. Ritualist, Tom Pavey, Vice Presi- dent. Wayne Baeuchler Kenny Beach Lynn Bousman Wayne Carlson Butch Cass Terry Cass Bill Craighead Rod Crain Alan Davis Robert Deruy Dick Geier Stephen Gilkey Bill Hand Rick Jolly Charles Kruger Larry Kurtenbach Jerry Matan John Mantooth John Meyer Dennie Morgan Dennis Mullin Tom Pavey Richard Perry Ronald Peterson Larry Randolph George Ranft Larry Rawdon Dave Renner Glenn Ridgway Nick Ruthledge Dale Schmidt Lee Shell Marshall Silence Nick Smith Stephen Spencer Charlie Studyvin Peter Thomas A1 Tonry Kenneth Webb Mike Wood 149 Rich Valentine Mr. Hall Whipple Bob Alvarado Dennis Appleyard Gary Aulicino Bob Balderston Larry Barker Jeff Barns Steve Biom Kermit Bohrer Garry Bond Rick Bowman Rodney Capanash Don Carlstrom MikeCassel John Chop Wendell Cline Bruce Coffman Bob Conrad Steve Crosetto Paul Dountas Bill Duvall Bob Farmer Bruce Felts Leonard Fettig Joe Frakes Lynn Fuller Gary Graf Keith Grigsby Sam Hamden Bill Hayden Bill Hazard Fim Heinen Dwyane Hicks Harry Hinckley Bruce Howard Bob Johnson Bruce Johnson Gary Johnson Chris Jones Dave Keeney J.C. Kendall Rick Kitchell Terry Kunstel Claude Kyle Rick Lohrey Wayne McAtee Jack McGill Bob Marshall Carrol Mayhood Calvin Mein Gene Mitts Dave Moore Ernie Perry Ron Pfeiffer Nick Pontello Ron Porter John Pumpelly Bob Queen Steve Queen Bob Resnik Mike Roy Larry Smith Paul Smith Roger Smith John Soloman Dale Staley Tom Swan Gary Tredway Gary Truitt Marshall Troxell Ron White Wendell Wilkerson Richard Wood 150 i r i “i LIU | Pi Kappa Alpha The fire and smoke of war, the pain and heartbreak which haunt the veterans in time of peace - these forces caused six remarkable young men to take a momentus step on March 1, 1968. Realizing that col- lege 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 University of Virginia. During 1968, the men of Epsilon Chi chapter followed inspired ideas with diligent work to again win First prize in the Homecoming float competition with their “Erector Set.” A new addition to their house was initiated as 1968 saw Epsilon Chi grow tremendously. The Pikes at K.S.C. hosted their district con- vention and truly celebrated the Pi Kappa Alpha centennial year. Members who aspire, seek, and attain are the keystone to complimentary relationships; whether they be in marriage, business or professional circles. The ideals to which Pikes aspire tend to instill in us an understanding of other men; an integral factor to a happier life. PIKE OFFICERS: Left to right, Bruce Coffman, Vice President: Bob Balderston. Treasurer: Calvin Mein. President: Sitting, Bob Farmer, Pi Kappa lph Secretary. 145 Chapters Founded at University of Virginia, 1868 Epsilon Chi Chapter Established 1962 President: Calvin Mein. Doug Walter John Yendc JackZayac Bob Zayac Lucille Fink Bob Appmo Gerry Baker Terry Bartlow Greg Sever Gary Bolton Gary Bore] John Borel Steve Bore! . Don Brezevar Lee 8ridgewater Lynn Brown Jim Conkright Doug Cooper Dave Cordry James Cox Jim Cremer Dan Cru tcher Carl Daugherty Wade A. Dorothy Johnny Evans Dennis Gilmore Dennis Giggy Larry Gfeller Phil Gerber Ron Howell Greg Howe Bob Herrmann Jim Harris Bob Hadley Keith Just Harry Korn Bob King Carl W. Kent Don Karst Rich Kanaly Kenny Kabonic Bob Lowe Mike Loftin Dick Loffswald Tom Larsen John Lampe Mark Miller Clint Mercer Greg Marquardt Bob McNay Art Malle John Nicoletti Terry Nunbouse Alan Olson Jack O'Dell Tommy Planchon Jim Pirnstill Steve Piper Ron Rust Jim Robertson Mike Riniker Steve Rhode Richard Stilwell Phil Stearns Larry Shaffett Lonnie Seglie Tom Frieck Cliff Tisdale Rick Woolfolk 152 Sigma Chi Sigma Chi came to KSC on December 13, 1964, climaxing a four year effort by a local fraternity, Xi Omega. Consistently ranking high in scholarship, social activities, and intramural sports, the “Sigs” actively participate in all college activities. As a social fraternity Sigma Chi supplements the college atmosphere with a balanced calendar of social events. Beside the many house and other informal parties, Sigm Chi offers a Christmas and a Sweetheart Formal each year. The “Sigs” announce their sweetheart for the coming year during the Sweetheart Formal. The annual Boat Regatta is also held in the Spring, featur- ing the active-pledge boat race. And who can forget Derby Day - filled with girls, the derby chase, girls, games, girls, the Derby Day Dance, girls. Miss Derby Day (ahh!), girls, and for you girls, the “Sigs, And what could be more symbolic of school spirit than tkGus,” the huge replica of the school Gorilla, who adorns the massive front yard at the “Sig” house. A well-rounded education is the goal of every college student, and the “Sigs” are proud of their record 147 Chapters Founded at Miami University. Oxford. Ohio. 1855 Zeta Iota Established IV64 President; Steve Rohde. 153 SIGMA CHI OFFICERS: Top row: Lonnie Seglie. Secretary: Greg Mar- quardt. Spring Pledge Trainer. Front row: Terry Neihouse. Historian; Doug Cooper. Editor: Steve Rohde. President: Rick Stilwell. Treasur- er; Steve Bore). Vice President: Keith Just. Fall Pledge Trainer. Sigma Tau Gamma It was forty-eight years ago that fifteen men, including names familiar in KSC’s history such as Bran- denburg and Whitesitt, joined ogether to form Sigma Tau Gamma social fraternity, now the oldest and largest fraternal organization on campus. Utilizing their forty-five man chapter house as the focal point of their activities, the Sig Taus have helped their brothers to realize a more productive college career through scholarship, intramurals, var- sity athletics, and the ever popular parties and social functions. Not content to rely on their proud heritage. Sigma Tau Gamma continues to grow and expand. With such immediate projects as a new addition to their house in the form of a library and recreation room, the future appears very bright, both for the ever growing brotherhood of men who have profited from their relationship with Sigma Tau Gamma, and those who will find the Sig Taus as their answer in a suc- cessful College Career. SIG TAU OFFICERS: Richard Coy, House Manager; Bob Bergant, President; Jim Hatch. Social Chairman: Dave Loeffler. Rush Chair- man. 75 Chapters Founded at Warrens burg, Mo.. 1920 Epsilon Chapter Established 1924 President: Boh Bergant 154 Rex Babcock Dave Bear Bruce Benson John Benson Wayne Benson Bob Bergant Leland Boone Jerry Carpenter PaulColyer Butch Cook Richard Coy Chuck Crawford Rich Davis Rick Draskovich Joseph Ficklin Rusty French Steve Gant Ron Gates Dennis Gripp Joe Haefele Max Hall Jim Hatch Richard Hite Bill Jenkins Armon Jones Ron Jones Ron Johnson Van Johnson Tom Kazmierski Gary Kees Dick Kelly Terry Lay Ray Leonard David Loeffler Chuck McCann Jim McClarnon Chuck Mansell Gary Martin Gary Mavity Steve Mayo Ted Monsour Don Munsell Steve Philips Ted Richardson Don Roberts Dennis Rogers Paul Russell Doug Rutherford Marshall Sage Fred Schmidt Dick Trites Rick Unsell Hank Vanderbeek Calvin Warren Robin Warren Elizabeth Farran 155 Darrel Ames Mike Barnes Dee Baxter Dan Beeman Gary Benjamin Harry Benjamin Jim Boring A. C. Boyles Ken Brant Gary Brown Steve Bryant Gary Campbell Steve Cole Tom Columbia Delmar Cook Rollard Cummings Dennis Daly Jim Daubert Al DeVaney Hank Dunn David Gibbens Mark Gillin Don Gray John Grogan Don Hall GregHerschell Newton Howell Ron Johnson James Kidder Dale King Jack Kornfield Steve Krueger Tony Lemanski Tom Longergan Gino Lynch Doug McCarter Gordon McKinnie Steve McClarrinon Rene Mejia B. G. Miller Phil Morgan Richard Polcyn Gary Prayton Roger Ratzlaff Bruce Richardson Steve Richey Steven Romondo Terry Ruse Preston Singer Jeff Siren Gary Smith James Smith Paul Volk Dave Walton Steve R. Wasson George Wickware Fred Wilburn Howard Wimmer Larry Wood Robert Wood Randall Deruy Fannie L. Frost Jack Quier 156 Tau Kappa Epsilon This past year Delta Mu capped its activities by receiving the second place award for scholarship, winning the “All Fraternity Car Ralley,” and conducting the “Operation Viet Nam” service project. Among other honors received was TKE's third consecutive win of the all-school Weight Lifting Trophy, placing second in intramural wrestling and placing high in other athletic events. Members of our 37 man pledge class, one of Lhe largest on campus, brought in the fall semester by ringing the TKE’s well-known “victory bell throughout the season’s football games. Homecoming fes- tivities included taking second place for our Queen float carrying our candidate, Miss Joye Deffenbaugh, and taking second place for our house decorations. Various TKE parties held throughout the year are the “Roman Orgy,” “Red Garter,” the Christmas Formal, and the “Red Carnation Ball. In Memorium Frater Lawrence D. Williams II was fatally injured in an automobile accident on October 15, 1967. His presence is greatly missed by all who knew him. TKE OFFICERS: Back row: Preston Singer, Pledge Trainer; Steve Romondo, Secretary; Jack Kornfeid, Treasurer. Front row: Steve Bryant President; Larry Wood. Chaplin; Tam Lonergan. Historian: Newton Howell. Sergeant at Arms: Darrel Ames; Vice President. 237 Chapters Founded at Illinois Western Uni- versity, 899 Delta Mu Chapter Established 1954 President: Steve Bryant. 157 Phi Sigma Epsilon Beta Chapter has a broad range of functions throughout the school year. The Fall Semester begins with a work week followed by Forma! Rush and the Pledging Ceremonies, Next comes preparation for the Homecoming festivities, numerous woodsies, run-outs, a Christmas Stag, and a Christmas Dance to round out the Fall Semester. Spring Semester brings the Frontier Party, Apple Day, Greek Week, the Belle Ball, a Parents' Day Picnic, and Sayonara to complete the social calendar. Our biggest activity of the Spring is the produc- tion and presentation of the “Phi Sig Follies”, which have been held at KSC every year except one since the founding of Beta Chapter. The men of Phi Sigma Epsilon conduct a Work Day each semester, and participate in fund-raising drives. Phi Sigs also participate in both varsity and intramural sports, work with the Collegio, and are part of the Student Government at Kansas Stale College. PHI SIG OFFICERS: Gary Cinotto, Vice President; Alan Davis. Trea- surer; Dave Ives. President: George Waters. Corresponding Secre- tary; Mike McClaskey, Recording Secretary. k 43 Chapters Founded at Emporia. Ks.. 1921 Bela Chapter Established 1923 President: David Ives. 158 . - id Stephen Adams Alan Armstrong Jim Bomheimer Ken Cattaneo GaryCinotto MikeClarke Junior Corpolongo Gary Custer Frank Danz Alan Davis Bob DeMasters Mike Hardy Dick Harrison Darryl Helms Bob Hodges Jerry Ibarra David Ives Paul Jones Tom Jones Jerry lomomaco Phil Lyon Mike McClasky Steve Mason Ned Mattingly Dan Michaelis Mike Rabicoff Sam Rabicoff Dan Reynolds Gary Rose Don Sere Tom Spencer Larry Stout Tim Taylor Keith Ware George Waters 0 B Willet Bill Williams John Zinn Emajeane Boone Maxine Smith Gilbert Segovia 159 ORGANIZATIONS Student Assembly The Student Assembly is the major governing body of the students on the Kansas State College campus. Members of the organization are elected by general election in the spring and strive to serve as representatives of student opinion. The Assembly under the leadership of Gretta Luttrell sought to initiate several new programs and iron out problems in others. Among Assembly accom- plishments this year were BBBBD, a parking appeals board, library advisory board. World University Service, many seminars including a military seminar as well as the annual planning of Apple Day, Homecoming, Senior Day and Par- ents Day. Gretta Luttrell. President Student Assembly meetings lend themselves to presentation and discussion of campus problems and projects. 162 STUDENT ASSEMBLY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Jim Crow. Vice-President-Student Educational Affairs; Kay Carter. Secretary; Gus Gorilla: Mike Cavitt. Vice-President-Human Relations; Bob Woolard. Vice-President-Student Government; Gretta Luttrell. Presi- dent. STUDENT GOVERNMENT COMMISSION: Standing: Gerald Luttrell. Jim Wells. Sitting: Leroy Tiberghien. Kerry Elkins. Julie Vineyard. Bob Woolard. Marilyn Maze. Don Hughes. Tom Pettibon. HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION: Dennis Mullen. Suzi Kirby. Donna George. Jim Benson. Kristin Lively. Pat Nease. Mike Cavitt. Bill Hand. Carolyn Anderson. Jim Stephenson. Sherry Francis, Jim Shetlar. STUDENT EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS COMMISSION: Michael Kelting, Judy Utes, Jim Crow, Chris Rhodes, Debbie Rubaloff. Julie Sellmansberger, Ann Schiefelbusch. Dwight Moore. MikeCrumbliss- 164 Betty Jo Marlow. Tana Garrett. President Jean Douglas. Paula Conkright. Tess Keeney. Betty Defange. Alice Winter. Virginia Taylor. Kathy Bur- bach. Marsha Schiee, Carolyn Card. Ella Glenn. Wisha Koppers. Betty Scavezze. Susan Horton, Golden Crest Omicron Delta Kappa The Golden Crest is an honorary society for junior or senior women who have demonstrated a worthy quality of leadership and won scholastic distinction. Omicron Delta Kappa is an honorary national leadership fraternity for men. Members are selected on the basis of leadership and scho lastic achievement on campus. Front row: Pat Normild. W.l. Tompkins, Michael Judah. Harold Mitts. Marshall Silence. Calvin Mein, Larry Beard. Charles Paxson. Second row: Robert Farmer. Fred Held. George Waters. Third row: Chuck McGuire, Steve Rohde. Dwight Moore, Doug McCarter. Donald Key. Paul Fred- strom. Back row: Garry Bond. Bruce McReynolds. Arthur Malle. Wade Dorothy. Charles Reilly, James Robertson. 165 Pershing Rifles OFFICERS: Front row: Miklos Lents. James Bird. Terry Nienhouse. James Ezell. Cpt. James McCoy. Back row: Ronald Woodward. L. Gfeller, Ernie Pyle. Seth Owsley. Michael Stephenson. Pershing Rifles strives to further military activities around men with above average grade standing in Military Science classes. Some of the activities of the Pershing Rifles include a field detachment which emphasizes infantry tactics and involves field problems, a drill team that participates in exhibition drills and meets, rifle and pistol team matches and a machine gun and grenade throwing team. Front row: Rex Sand. Michael Stephenson. Miklos Lents. L. Gfeller, Ernie Pyte, Seth Owsley, James Bird, Terry Nienhouse. James Ezell. Capt. McCoy. Second row: Galen Jones, John Humble, Don Helmick. Darrell Janzen, John Frankenberg. David Knapp, James Gray, Billy Jameson. Richard Holtz. Eugene Johnson. Ronald Woodward. Dennis Anderson. Bill Sullivan, Third row: Phillip D'Amico. George Akob, Mike McDaniel Gene Soers. Bruce Atteberry. Ted Holton. Ron Wheat, Gene Tomretl. Richard Hines. David Norgard, Randy Friend. Eddy Hook, James Rush, Lar- ry Hottz. Edward Taylor. !66 OFFICERS: LuAnn Ardvino, Sandy Barone, Janet McGee, Jo Mae Blagg, Carol Hancock. Kay Hair, Commander. 7th Cavettes The 7th Cavettes is a precision drill team under the supervision of Pershing Rifles in conjunction with the Military Science department. Girls in this organization work long hours to perfect their skill and precision so they can represent Kansas State College in parades in surrounding areas on various occasions. First row: Kay Hair, Carol Hancock, Mary Lou Ikeda, Linda Steffenson, Lei Downing. Jeanne Woodrow, Marjorie Hines. Second row: LuAnn Ard‘ vino. Sherene Coats, Sandy Barone, Janet McGee. Kathy DeWeese. Valerie Toll. Third row: Jo Mae Blagg. Beverly Schaub. Mary Lou Reed, Dena Eades, Jan Duncanson. Fourth row: Joyce Tune. Ella Mae Glenn, Suzie Freer, Helen Simmons, Kathy Gibbons. 167 Sitting; Jackie Tassi, President. Myrna Peters. Secretary. Frank Pennell. Treasurer. Betty Violet. Historian. Doris Moore, Editor. Standing: Jean Hendrickson. Barbara Curran, Marlene Breiner. Bessie Chaussard, Nancy Atchley. Julie Oman. Bill Lewis. Carol Wilson, Co-sponsor. Howard Lundquest, Co-sponsor, Dorothy Speiler. Janice Tyson. Nancy Kelly. Diane West, Mary Ann Schwm, Marilyn Hayden Pi Omega Pi Pi Omega Pi is the honorary business educa- tion fraternity that strives to acquaint its mem- bers with the field of business education and its repsonsibi lities. Kappa Mu Epsilon Students involved in the activities of Kappa Mu Epsilon, the mathematics honorary fraternity, learn about the possibilities for advancement in the area of mathematics. First row: Massoud Dardashti. Calvin Mein. Doug Cooper. Kathy Burbacb. Secretary. Toni Dugan. Meillyn Rand, Homer Watson. John Bozich, Second row: Ronald Pfeiffer, Floyd Watson. Jim Harlm, David Hudson. Mike Clark. Curtis Woodhead. President, Keith Goertng, Roy Space, Douglas Leonard. Third row: Helen Kriegsman. Dennis Hewett, J. D. Haggard. Haorid Thomas. Karen Prather. R. G. Smith. Gerald Stein, Phil Brocker. Darwin Zellmer. Bryan Sperry 168 Beta Beta Beta The Gamma Psi Chapter of Bela Beta Beta headed by Christina Reda and sponsored by Dr. J. C. Johnson, is a national honor society for the encouragement and recognition of scholarship and research in the biological sciences. One of Beta Beta Beta’s many projects is the preparation of special biological displays for the hall case in Carney Hall. Front rows Tony Lemanski, Georgia Halpain. Mike Taylor. Karen Crum. Jeannie Wigton. David Akin. J. Patrick Normile, Michael Judah. Middle row: Dr. L. E. Keller. Dr. Bettie Duncan. Dr. J. C. Johnson. Jr.. Faculty Counselor, Cheryl Carr. Historian, Christina Reda. President. Mildred Fos- sey, Secretary. David Davison, John Moorehouse. Parlimentarian, Dr. Horace A. Hays. Back row: Martin Grotheer. Charles Paxson. Ronnie Hay. Steven Romondo. Front row: 8etty DeLange. Janice Knuth. Sharon Brant, Kathy Jones, and Irene Medhn. Second row: Linda Lawson. Jean Groner. Cythia Pierce, Sue Wilson, Dora Hann. and Mary Roos, Phi Upsilon Omicron One of the service projects of Phi Upsilon Omicron, the honor socie- ty in Home Economics, is helping with the Head-Start Programs. Sponsored by Mrs. Mary Han- kammer, Phi Upsilon Omicron works toward establishing and strengthening bonds of friendship, promoting moral and intellectual development of it’s members and advancing and promoting Home Economics. 169 Cwens CWEN OFFICERS, First row, left to right. Mary Ann Smith, President. Brenda Cowan, Vice President, and Patty Gill. Secretary. Second row, Linda Craven, treasurer. Jill Vance, ritual chairman, Sue Feilds, historian. Third row. Cathy Ciardullo. social chairman, and Ann Bournonville, Student Advisor, First row, left to right, Julie Vineyard. Theresa Brown. Smith Ann Coolbaugh, Ann Torchia, Mary Ann Smith. Second row. Nancy Dun ton. Connie Bournonville, Denice McNichols, Cynthia Potter, and Carolyn Anderson. Third row, Patti Gill. Debbie Potts. Becky Elliott. Cheri Card, Linda Craven, and Janice Susnik. The Omega Chapter of Cwens, a honor society for sophomore women, was installed on the KSC campus May 13, 1965. Since then, the Cwens have striven and suc- cessfully met the high standards set by the national organization. Under the supervision of Miss Mary Francis Watson, Dean of Women, the Cwens serve the school in such ways as assisting in residence halls, and during stu- dent orientation. Cwens also serve as ushers at convocations and major attractions. First row, left to right. Connie Stone. Karen Kline. Sue Carol Feilds. Marilyn Hadley. Karen Jones, and Susie Vietti. Second row, Brenda Cowan, Joan Kovacic. Kathy Hayes. Hazel Brown. Peggy Coleman, and Cathy Ciardullo. Third row, Velinda Sutton Jill Vance, Jill Lew- is. Dee Gilbreath, Ginger Starge, and Roberta Hutchins. Beta Delta Chi Beta Delta Chi, the Drafting Fraternity of K.S.C., promotes good will and teaching techniques in the field of drafting through students and faculty. Sitting: Rahim Borhani, Jerry Bradley. President, Steve Wasson. Vice President, John Nicoletti. Secretary. Richard Hardy, Treasurer. Milam Mounts. Standing: Steve Best. Russell Creed. Jeff Brooks. Richard Perry. David Hart. Jeff Karlinger. Ruth Meier. Roger Rumsey. Jim West, Bill Pike. Jerry Dinoni. Keith Brown. John McClintock. Charles Kotwitz. Epsilon Pi Tau Epsilon Pi Tau, the interna- tional honorary professional fra- ternity in industrial arts and vo- cation education, strives for the improvement of professional standards, communication me- dia, research, craftsmanship, and teaching materials. Seated:Terry Salmans, Vern Gilmartin, Charles Marino, Mr. Robert Bradley. Back row: Frank Baker. Dr. Ben Vineyard. Mr. Charles Mclntire, Larry Schiewe. Bill Miller, Ron Brower. Donald Hautakker. sponsor: Dewarne Green. Jack Dold. Joanna Johnson. Bobbi Allen. Jim Barnkeimer, Bill Hood. Kenneth Calyers, sponsor. Phi Beta Lambda K-Club Phi Beta Lambda was organized at the college in 1945. All business majors are eligible for mem- ber ship in the organization. The organization sponsors guest speakers from many parts of the business world and discussion panels are given by the students. K-Club is composed of all the lettermen in all the sports at Kansas State College. Membership is open to all men who have lettered in one or more varsity sports. The purpose of the K-Club is to provide better relations between the student body and the athletic department. Seated: Pat Normile. John Robertson. Bill Atwell. Gary Massey. David Noltelsmeyer. Bill Fruetel. Second row: Greg Bever. Keith Varval. Ted Richardson. Alpha Bibs. Dee Baxter. Jerry Hudson, Rick Allord, Larry Bowden. Carl Smitheran. Alfred Ortotani, Back row: John Crooks. Don Hughes. Herb Kersley, Richard Clemens, Marshall Shage. Bob Bass, Gary Hermann. Brian Carptener, Rick Unsell. P.E.M.M. Club PEMM CLUB (Physical Education Majors and Minors) promote a spirit of good will and fel- lowship by sponsoring play day and banquets. The purpose of the PEMM Club is to acquire a more professional interest in the field of physical education. Tumlbling provides an opportunity for the development of skills and coordination. First row: Gerry Albtns, Judy Chowning, Sharon Baker. Kathy Griffin. Kevin Rowden. Kathy Friend. Betty Worthington. Joyce Irwin. Second row: Berma Webb. Maggie Constantine. Eileen Southward. Linda Boyes. Jane Poppy. Vicki Gentry, Jody Oakleaf, Anna Denton, Carol Hancock. Dr. Triplett. Jody Yount, Cindy Thatcher, Linda Hines. Back row: Shelia Gor- don, Connie Fisher. Joann Needham. Helen Simmons. Kay Hair. Joanne Rutherford. Jeanne Skinner. Zoann Hoffman. Marilyn King. Tyann Yuli. Marilyn Bash, Elynor Clough. Dena Chamberlain. 173 STUDENT UNION BOARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Standing: Jack Overman, Union Director: Doug Cooper. Recreation: Calvin Mein. Dance: Mike Crumbliss. Special Events: Greg Howe. Cultural Affairs: Jim AuBuchon, Assistant Director; Stephan Carroll. Forum: Dennis Mullin. Publici- ty; Kent Ingham. Treasurer. Sitting: Donna Wilson. Vice-President; Donna Yates. Program Director; Steve Kruse. President: Cheryl Daily. Public Relations; Chris Rhodes. Secretary. Student Union Board DANCE COMMITTEE: Dale Staley. Nick Pontelio. Marta Myers. Jane Noland. Janet Bird. Gary Tredway. Judy Brat- ton. Rick Bourman. Calvin Mein. Chairman. 174 RECREATION COMMITTEE; Front row: Karen Ganzman, Sharon Sanders, Sandra Becknell. Back row: Pat Matthiassen, Dan Crutcher, Bob Frikken, Larry Gfeller, Doug Cooper. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Jeanette Forsberg, Candy Carroll. Jim Smith. Pat Nease. Carol Feldmann, Bill Craighead, Susan Alt. Alvin Rettmann. Ken Chick. Dennis Mullin, Chairman. Glenn Ridgway. Nancy Sugg. Rick Jolly. Judy Bratton, Susan Himes. Nancy Graham. 175 FORUM COMMITTEE: Candy Carroll. Bill Kovacic, Georgia Fair, Stephan Carroll, Chairman. Don Kirk. Jim Smith, Dennis Goddard. CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE: Greg Howe. Chairman. Curt Garrett. Sandy Rencher. Marianne Bush, Gin Brewer. Kenny Kabonic. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE: Judy Greve. Cheryl Daily. Chairman. Joe Ketterlrn. Nancy Clayton. Mary Granl. Debbie Post. SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE: Standing: Nancy Angel. Kathy Edwards. Nancy Walker, Gary Mahon, Rusty Smith, Mike Crumbliss, Chairman. John Mendoza. Kay Baldauf. Dave Utermoehlen. Sitting: Sue Himes, Carol Feldman. Nancy Hudson. Pat Matthiason. Kathy Boor, 35 Win A member of American Chemical Society and winner of the junior chemistry award. Dee Sherrill presented a paper at the Southwest Regional meeting of ACS. Julie Sellmansberger has served several years as residence hall staff and participates in Student Assembly and Golden Crest activities. Jan Hostetter, an elementary education major, is the Sigma Sigma Sigma president and has served on AWS Judicial board. Dwight Moore is president of KSTA-NEA as well as member of Phi Betty DeLange, home economics major, is active in Phi Upsilon Alpha Theta. Kappa Delta Pi. and Omicron Delta Kappa. Omicron, Kappa Delta Pit KSTA and Golden Crest. 178 Nominations Heading the staff of the Collegio. David Ives is also president of Phi Sigma Epsilon. He is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Contemporary Issues Lecture Series, and Pi Delta Epsilon. Ella Mae Glenn, elementary education major, is active in music President of the Residence Hall Association, Jim Shetlar participates in department activities and Golden Crest. the activities of Alpha Kappa Psi. Student Assembly and Parachute Club. Kathy Burbach, a math major, has served as president of T.G.A. and holds membership in Kappa Mu Epsilon. Golden Crest and Kappa Delta Pi. She is class panel editor of the Kanza. Active in AWS, Catherine Burnett serves as president of AWS and Judicial board chairman as well as holding off- ices in her sorority Alpha Sigma Alpha. President of Omicron Delta Kappa, Marshall Silence is a business administration major active in Lambda Chi Al- pha and Alpha Kappa Psi. Mark Johnson is a senior math major whose activities include being student manager of the bookstore and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa. A graduate student doing work in the Alumni Relations office. Gretta Luttrell is kept especially busy as president of the Student Assem- bly. Janice Knuth. a home economics major, has held offices in AWS, Phi Upsilon Omicron. and her sorority. Sigma Sigma Sigma. She has been a KSC cheerleader. 180 A member of the 1967 best-dressed coeds. Kay Jefferson has held offices in her sorority. Alpha Delta Pi. and served as Panheilemc president this year. Ann Bournonville has been an important figure in Gwens on the KSC campus, having served as presi- dent and student advisor. Ann is also active in Al- pha Delta Pi. Pat Normile has lettered in Track, and Cross Country and was Cross Country captain. He is president of K-Cluband a member of Scabbard and Blade. Omicron Delta Kappa and Tri Beta. Russel Smith has been active as men s vice-president of RHA and chairman of the RHA state conference. He also is a member of Al- pha Kappa Psi. Mary Aschentrop is a graduate student who is kept quite busy serving not only as graduate assistant in Trout but also as non-major advisor. 181 A georgraphy major, Larry Beard has lettered in football and track and is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa. Tana Garrett, an English major, is kept busy as president of Kappa Delta Pi and Golden Crest. A member of the “Deitones. Gloria Brown is active in Della Sigma Theta as well as partici- pating in English Club, French Club and Pan- hellenie Council. The president of the junior class and Circle K Club. Mike Crumbliss was very active as SUB Special Events Mike McClaskey. a drafting and design major, has many offices in his fraternity. Chairman. Kanza Student Life Editor, and Chairman of Phi Sigma Epsilon and served as the president of the Interfraternity Council. the Orientation committee. 182 President of American Chemical Society. Wade Dorothy, also holds offtces in Student Assembly and Scabbard and Blade. He is a member of Sigma Chi and Omicron Delta Kappa and was named distinguished military stu- dent. Steve Rohde, president of Sigma Chi. holds membership in Omicron Delta Kappa. Circle K. Scabbard and Blade. He was named distinguished military student and serves as a student manager of the bookstore. Art Malle represented KSC as a member of the KSC National Debate team in 1967. Art’s activities include Sigma Chi. Al- pha Kappa Psi, and Omicron Delta Kappa. A member of the Collegio staff. Jean Douglass is a member of Loyce Viles, senior elementary education major, serves as editor of Pi Delta Epsilon, Golden Crest, Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Alpha The- the Kanza and holds membership in Pi Delta Epsilon. ta and Collegiate Young Republicans. 183 Debra Barnes, before leaving campus to be- come Miss America, was active in Music de- partment activities and CWENS. President of Alpha Delta Pi. Marsha Schlee. is treasurer of CCUN and Golden Crest and is a member of Pi Kappa Delta. Cynthia Brant, a biology major, is a member of Biology Club and Beta Beta Beta. She also serves as secretary for Golden Crest, A music major, Alice Winter, is president of Sigma Alpha lota and a member of Tau Beta Sigma and Golden Crest. Michael Cavitt is active in campus politics through his partici- pation on the Student Assembly. He is also a member of The- ta Alpha Phi. Toni Cordry serves as recording secretary for Alpha Gamma Delta and as president of Kappa Mu Epsilon. 184 Residence Halls Residence Hall Association The Residence Hall Association strives through co-ordination of living units on the cam- pus to bring students enriching out-of-class activi- ties, One of the major activities of the RHA this year was hosting the Kansas state RHA confer- ence. Another highlight was the annual Residence Hall Week. Mary Lou Ikeda. Vice President: Jim Shetlar. President: Ronald Ur- ich. Food and Dress; Russel Smith. Men's Vice-Presidnet; Cheryl Hamaura. Scholastic and Cultural; Carolyn Anderson. Secretary; Larry Ross. Social: Jenny Boyd. Publicity; Jim West. Treasurer, Jim Berry, Bill Jahnke, Linda Snyder. Winfrey Ruffin, Gary Hardin, Sandi Vogel, Marilyn Maze. Julie Sellmansberger. 186 Kitty Wilkus. Ginger Stange. Kathy Griffin. Wes Norman. Cindy Kent. Alice Miller. Jan Neely. Kristi Dickson Tammy Hall First row: Kevin Rowden. Paula Sharp. Kathy Bolles, Sandy Vogel. Cornelia Cavinee. Linda Thomson. Twyla Hines. Jo Marilyn Gunnels. Linda Daetwyler. Second row: Julie Coover. Paula Dewey. Charlotte Cope, Lynn Leap. Terri Narramore. Nancy McManigal. Linda Prince. Tom Thie- baud, Patti Lamm. Julie Sellmansberger. Terri Bysom. DeEllen Gillihan. Third row: Barbara Rogers. Linda Essex, Patty Kunstel. Susan Lewis. Cheryl Evans. Jean Groner. Charlotte Phillips. Carolyn Peeler. Elaine Himes. Linda King. Beverly Bohannan. Carolyn Smalley. 187 Shirk Hall Housing 285 men. Shirk Hall has won championships in baseball, basketball, swimming, and volleyball. Every year the men of Shirk sponsor a Christmas dinner, spring picnic, and float in the Homecoming parade. RESIDENT ASSISTANTS: First Row: Rick Alford, Ron Urich, Woodrow Eno, Jim Shetfar. Second Row: Carl Smitheran. Brett Riley. Don Streets. Ed Stewart, SENATE: First Row: Ron Brinkman, Publicity Chairman, Rusty Smith, Secretary, Lee Hornstein. Educational Affairs, Dominic Tog- no. Head Resident, Gail Snouetle, Social Chairman, Winfrey Ruffin, President, Hughie Clay, Vice-President. Second Row: Kelly Troxel, Frank Pennell, Lawrence McAulay. Third Row: Don Fiederspiel. Don Best, Bob Harris, Athletic Chairman, Jerome Green, Larry Russ, Howard Murray. First Row: Richard Curtis. Joe Candelario. Gail Snovelle. Bob Green, Ron DeGarmo, George Lattin. Ralph Waldren. Second Row: John Klahr, Kelly Troxel, Steve Ream, Dave Burkett. Ronald Cattelino. Calvin Humble, Robert Sutherland. Scott McNaughton, James Beundrett. Eugene Johnson. Third Row: Robert Hill, Lawrence McAulay, Jeff Brooks, Steve Kurusz. Leland Shire. Kent Misemer, Michael Ricketson, Ronald Ri- chards, Richard Honton, Louis Dunn, Mark Hartter. Rosen Simmons. Charles Bailey. Larry Griffith. Lee Hornstein. James Atkinson, Leonard Taylor, First Row: Kenneth Gray. Frank Pennell. John Bachman,Dick Rybolt, Buck Adrian. Jim Cloud. Cliff Sheldon. Robert Schnoebelen, Tony Ron, Rick Gammill. Second Row: Riley Cartwright, Mark Riley. Bob Harris. Carl Smitheran, Russel Smith, Rick Alford, Arlo Amstutz, Craig Johnson, David Rowe. Ken Chick. Jerome Green, Roger Borders. Don FederspieL Third Row: Roy Clayter, Drake Grigsby, Paul Burnett. Charles Auman, Winfrey Ruffin, Ronald Urich, Woodrow Eno. Glenn Cushman. Danny Hanson, Don Best. Roger Huckstead, Brette Riley. Barron Harvey. Larry Ross, Lynn Rogers. Stanley Maffett. 189 SENATE: Front row: Cheryl Hamamura, Pat Ripple, Marilyn Maze. Rita Moore. Brenda Utermoehlen. Back row: Nancy Graham, Virgin- ia Madill. Jane Bair, Annie Piggott. STAFF ASSISTANTS: Sue Carter, Carol Reynolds, Mrs. LhHuillier, Ella Mae Glenn, Alice Winter. Carolyn Mitts. Billie Black. Chris Rhodes. Judy Utes. Sue Wilson. Shirley Benedict. Front row: Nancy Black, Mary McCoy, Donna Kirby, Kathy Edwards. Marilyn Maze. Second row: Jane Bair, Joyce Ketterman, Marlyn Rader, Nancy Graham. Barbara Owens, Nelda Poliman. Third row: Marilyn Busby. Cheryl Phillips. Cheryl Potter. Sue Anne Wilson, Ella Mae Glenn, Pat Maguglin. Judy Shaber, Glenda Smith. Joy Henne, Linda Krull. Karla O'Dell, Back row: Marilyn Sharp. Joyce Allen. Cheryl Daily, Chris Rhodes, Judy Utes. Sandra Bailey, Linda Collins. Linda Monica!, Mary Kasley. 190 Kneeling: Linda Smith, Brenda Utermoehlen, Leanne Lager, Pat Cullman. Laura Drum. Seated: Jean Ann O'Toole. Sharon Watkins, Jeanne Shepherd. May Bell Smith, Edith Thomas, Cathy Boor. Third row: Cheryl Hamamura, Nancy Smith. Betty Vogts. Sharon Boyer. Susan Kerley, Linda Kalmback. Phyllis Turner, Sharon Denton. Cathy Whitton.Sandy Rinne. Berma Webb. Pat Dwight. Back row: Carol Reynolds. Ann Ga rrigues. Linda Hull, Sandra Simmons. Daphne Hammers. Rebecca Stice. Charlene Lubratovic, Mane Cross. Carolyn Mitts. Pat Ripple. Anita Dickason. Kathy Torchia. Kneeling: Janet McGhee. Debbie Rubaloff. Shahin Allaahyari. Sherry Covert. Mary Kay Marx. Seated: Bonnie Maylaughlin. Linda Dunn. Billie Black. Jacqueline Hill, Virginia Madill. Rita Moore. Third row: Louanne Wyrick. Jeannie Verhaeghe. Athea McRae. Anna Feagins. Sue Marshall. Mary Derdis, Joyce Taylor, Elaine Walker, Jackie Davis. Back row: Cathy Horner, Vera Lerning, Kitty Wilkus, Susan Horton, Carla White, Kate Horton. Pam Wilson, Carol Feldmann. Bernetta Johnson, Sue Carter. 191 First row: Larry Sterrett. Allan Fukumoto. Jim Houser. Ted Graheck. Jim Berry. Tim Taylor. Second row: Pat Harmon. Howard Gold- en. John Stone. Jerry Sutton. Joseph Hirt. Rick Bray. Mike Parker. Loran Beeson. Third row: Reed Simmons, Chuck Elliott, Thomas O’Grady, Bill Lang. Libby Burch, Brian Harders. Bill Jahnke, Steve Lathim, Steve Cooper. Fourth row: Roger Graves. A. C. Boyles, Greg Akula, Norman Jagels. Gary Harden. Scott Cole, Gene Allton, Ernie Lisson, Bob Frikken. Bowen Hall First row: Kent Hansen. John Duncan. Merle Hess. David Boyd. Dennis Johnson. Wesley Bacon. Second row: David Evans. Eddie Bucklew, Les Nugent. Jim Chowning, Stan Beers. Jim West. Jack Johnson. Lewis Merrell. Daryl Benedict. Third row: Ron Rollheiser, Ron Cador- ette. Bob Kelly. Glenn Bennett. Leonard Turpen. Richard Tucker. Duane Rau. Joe Showers. Marc Monasmith. 192 Front row: Ann Torchia, Kristi Dickson, Susan Coffman, Peggy Smith. Pat Smith. Second row: De Ann Wilshire, Patty Huddleston, Barbara Coble. Hazel Brown, Sher Williams, Gwen Wade. Third row: Linda Oldham, Regina Thatcher, Linda Wilson. Sharon Lyon, Vicky Smith. Marjorie Engquist. Suzie Kruse. Jeanne Gorges. Jean Ann Rohe. Sheila Gordon, Clara Schettler. Fourth row: Jo Klemke, Linda Cates. Sheryl Novotney. Jean Hatfield, Marilyn Edds, Marjorie Atkinson, Becky Smallwood. Marilyn Viets. Nam cy Collins. Conni O’ffell. Vicki Rieble. Trout Hall Front row: Charlene Amos. Danelle Messecar, Olivia Cignetti, Delores Hitchcock, Belinda Brown. Second row: Marjorie George, Linda Kirchoff, Cindy Long, Elizabeth Barnaby. Kathy Hudspeth. Sue Riggs. Third row: Phyllis Dalton, Carolyn Feldman, Louie Robison, Glenna Clopton. Jane Poppe, Marilyn Niblack, Terry Carver. Willa Parman. Fourth row: Susie Taylor, Gay Stangl, Phillis Harold, Gerri Wetta, Dollie Phil- lips, Marty John, Cyndi Brown. Vicki Fraker. Carol Schiefelbusch, Stefanie Welker. SENATE: Front row: S uzie Kruse. Carol Pratt, Linda Kirohoff, Olivia Cignetti. Cindy Long, Gerry Wetta. Back row: Willa Parman. Kristi Dickson. Patty Huddiestun. STAFF ASSISTANTS: Front row: Kathy Hudspeth. Dee Gilreath, Hazel Brown, Gay Stangl. Back row: Vicki Riebe, Sherry Williams. Mari lyn Niblick. Jeanne Gorges. 193 Dellinger Hall Dellinger Hall, in its second year of operation has the distinction of being the newest residence hall on campus. It accomodates 340 men and houses the food service for the Willard-Mitchell-Nation- Dellinger Complex. Staff Assistants; Marshall Silence. Chip Stahl. Larry Trout. Paul Dountas. Doug Olson. Officers; left to right; Warren Bradshaw. Secretary-Treasurer. Scott Rhodes. Vice President of Athletics, Jim Elbrader. Executive Vice President. Al Hansen. Vice President of Cultural and Educational Affairs. Bill Winkle. RHA Representa- tive. Wes Norman. President. 194 First row left to right: Jerry Gultett. James Biggins, Glenn Nagao. David Swartz. Jim Glenn. Gary Pinkerton. Second row; Steve Malcom. Bob Achey, Randy Kuhn, Kurt Koffler, John Bartran. Larry Banks, Francis Sapp. Third row; Charles Allen, Mark Richardson, John Trenkle, James Smith. Keith Middlemas. George Ricehouse. Bruce Dorsey. Back row; Gene Skahan. Carlos Avila. Brack Trefoggen, Jim Converse, Jon Norris, Raymond Homofka. Lanny Smith. First row left to right: Jack Poggenkloss. Bob Thomas, Doug Yoakum, Dave Woodward. Don Stumoaugh, Dave Smith. Gene Baldwin. Mike Kille. Second row; Pat Waring, Bill Guthrie, Mahammod R. Maghldeleri.David Hollenbeck. Mrs, Helen VanNess. Hall Director. Dennis Peterson. James Bridgman, Gary Goul. Kenneth Moberg. Third row; Steve Overman, Stanley Perry, Richard Jones. Lloyd Evans. Darrell Unruh, Joe Hilger. Thomas Harmison, Richard Grisier, Back row; Lowell McAfer, Randy Diehm, Bril Gowing, Gordon McKinnie. J. T. Ramsey. Jimmy Clayton, James Scott, Dennis Fisher. Brad Miller, Jr.. Gary Miller. At least it’s mutual problem. A place for everything and everything in it’s place? First row: Lynn Dixon. Nancy Owsley. Darrel McMillan. Barbara Rehbehn. Marta Myers. Mary Grant. Judy Jeffcoat. Deborah Post, Janet Har- grove, Lynn Jaro, Diana Stohs. Second row: Glenna Parks Praneet Eurpongpan, Lynn Galloway, Ann Summers, Maryanne Thomas. Nancy Ter- rill. Sheryl Clarke. Debbie Potts. Frani Buckingham, Jane Noland, Mary Ellen Schmidt. Teresa Doerr, Connie Pretz, Eileen Duncan. Cynthia Kent. Glenna Drake. Cynthia Mooney. Third row: Suellen Dickerson, Carol Sprinkle. Linda Vering, Marcia Haver. Colleen Ruthraufl. Brenda Schaar. Donna Boyd. Tricia Casement, Janet Rail, Susan Copeland, Kerry Lairmore. Shari Adkins. Kathy Peterson, Susan Claflin. Sally Cos- sa irt 196 SENATE and STAFF Back row: Linda OrneJIss. S.A,; Deanna Schmidt, S.A.: Brenda Shaar, Senate; Julie Richardson, S.A.; Sheryl Clarke, S.A.; Donna George. S.A.: Gin Brewer, Senate; Susan Claflin, Senate. Front row: Marta Myers, Senate: Lynn Dixon, Vice-President; Cindy Kent. President: Darrel McMillan. Public Relations: Kathy Griffin, Senate. 197 HALL SENATE AND STAFF: Seated: Suzi Kirby. Sally Martin, Sally Stonecipher. Vice-President; Jan Neely, President: Nancy Clark. Secretary-Treasurer; Susan Swager, Cindy Moberg. Back row: Jean Ann Herdman. Gail Tipton. Public Relations. Debra Mullins, Bonnie Mausolf. Jenny Boyd. RHA representative: Dena Chamberlain. Social Chairman, Willard Hall First row: Beverly Schaub, Bonny Edmonds, Nancy Sheern, Janice Potter, Rose Marie Fortune. Rosalee Joseph, Rosemarie Joseph, Carmen Stra. Linda Loudermitk, Daleen Walters, Sandi Sindy. Nancy Clark. Carolyn Anderson. Second row: Barbara Washington. Janet Barnard. Peggy Lindley. Kay Baidaul. Sherene Coats, Lei Downing, Susan Moore. Patty Starbuck, Linda Steffenson. Janet Scovell. Jeanne Woodrow, Susan Swager. Carol Baldwin, Third row: Judy Jungk. Dena Chamberlain. Kathy Brogan. Dona Summers, Jean Anne Herdman. Sharon Baker. Sheila Mulcahey. Becky Saar. Sally Martin. Marjorie Hines, Jams Neely, Jo Ellen Yount. Cinda Thatcher, Lynda Attkisson, Debbie Cockran, Julie Kind- er, Linda Bennett. Fourth row: Mary Horner, Nancy Hoppie, LeNona Davis, Suzi Kriby, Nancy Wood, Diane Douthit, Susan Alt. Karen Randall, Gail Tipton, Calva Wootton, Valerie Toll, Kay Stoughton, Judy McLaughlin, Linda Randall. Mary Lou Reed, Cindy Maswick. Fifth row: Jan Fran- kenbery. Debra Mullen. Sandy Hays, Cindy Smith. Glenda Prentice. Jenny Boyd. Denise Eichelberger, Sharon Sanders. Cathy DeWeese, Carolyn Dixon. Crystal Pontious. Sandra BecknelL Becki Elliott. Bonnie Mausolf. Connie Clinkenbeard. Kathy Grimes. Linda Brewster. Sally Eads, Bea- trice Gibbens. Zelba Winbigler. Pam Stonecipher. Loretta Ferraro, 5 rm 198 Front row: Debbie Meyers. Tana Garrett. Marilyn Bash. Second row: Sandy Howell, Pam Henessy, Alice Miller, Teresa Neuleld. Ginger Stange. Third row: Chris Higgins. Connie Elliott. Trudy Richardson. Judy Fain. Marilyn Moser. Joy Def- fenbaugh, Cathy Casement. Fourth row: Helen Gardner, Ruth Meier. Vickie Wurdeman. Donna Wilson, Mary Tefft. Nation Hall First row: Margaret Littlejohn, Toni Moon, Teresa Neufeld, Marilyn Bash. Josea Mitchell. Sandy Howell. Janet Hendrix. Janie Garrett. Debbie Myers. Second row: Christine Higgins, Marilyn Moser. Donna Windier, Betty Holroyd, Karen Lancaster, Ginger Stange, Martha Grimes, Pam Henesey. Doris Moore, Cathy Whitton, Dora Hann. Mary Tefft, Janice McGehee. Helen Gardner, Loyce Viles. Third row: Rita Hulse. Geri Eber- hardt, Joan Coleman. Norma Ayers, Linda Snyder, Vicki Wurdeman, Barb Condo, Marilyn Copeland, Alice Miller, Carol Harmel. Betty Tackett. Betty Violet. Connie Elliott. 199 Collegio Jean Douglas „ Paul Russell r..turp- Gene Younger Sports Editor Fea,ureS Associate Editor 202 Gary Mavity Asst. Sports Editor Mick Kelting Feature Editor Staff Toni Kavorinos Greek Editor Not Pictured: David Ives, Editor Kent Douglass. Photographer Tim Wigglesworth Business Manager Don Sere Asst. Business Manager Dan Resnick Writer Ken Cattaneo Managing Editor 203 204 Religious Activities Religious Activities Council Timmons Chapel has become the scene for many visitors and admirers The Religious Activities Council is a com- posite of several religious organizations It’s purpose is to gain an understanding of various types of religions and, through a better under- standing, work more harmoniously towards more efTective projects and activities among religious activity group on campus. Marcia Peck, Vice-President; Jeannie Wormington, Secretary- Treasurer; David Ward. President. 205 United Christian Fellowship The UCF is an ecumenical ministry to the total campus of KSC. Participating denominations are: The Disciples of Christ, the United Presbyterian Church, USA, the United Church of Christ, and the Evangelical United Brethren Church. This ministry finds expression mainly in two facets: one, the nur- turing mission through the UCF House and the varied programs it offers; second, that of mission in the total life of the campus such as involvement in various campus activities and the leadership in organiza- tions. UCM (University Christian Movement) is a further ecumenical involvement of UCF plus five other groups on the campus. It results in such projects as: providing the channel for discussion following speakers like George Rockwell, Dr. William Baird and other speakers on the campus, discussion follow- ing the Friday night movies sponsored by SUB. and Sponsoring a seminar in the fall on the serious ques- tions regarding the whole picture of Higher Education. Newman Club The Newman Apostolate is the living, worship- ping, involved presence of the Catholic Church on the campus of Kansas State College of Pittsburg. The activities of Newman on the capus seek to provide the pastoral care, apostolic formation, and religious education for all Catholics in this academic community. OFFICERS: Don Murtz. Vice-President; Ron Stange. President: Fa- Newman Club meetings provide a place for socialization as well as ther Smithheiser: Joanne Elliott. Secretary: Christine Boone. Corre- for religious education, sponding Secretary; Joe Habian, Treasurer. The Newman community, a worshipping community, participate in Sunday Holy Mass. 207 Mary Fleming, Kathy Peterson. Gloria Shepherd. Diane Harris, Alvin Rettmann, Gary Buchanan. Jeannie Wormington, Secretary. Anna Denton. Social Chairman. Homer Watson. Publicity. Kathy Pack. Treasurer. Dave Ward. Enlistment. James Duncan, President, Sally Cossaitt, RAC representative. Jeannie Wigton, Missions Chairman, Jill Murphy, Church representative, Jean Sato, Devotions chairman. 208 Baptist Student Union Baptist Student Movement The Baptist Student Union is a distinctive pro- gram promoted by the Southern Baptist Conven- tion. The group stands as a student-led, church- related and Christ-centered organization. Every Southern Baptist, Baptist Preference, or non- preference student is eligible for membership. Through social activities, service projects, and community worship the B.S.U. serves as a link between the Baptist student and the church. Christian students have the responsibility to bring the light of the Christian gospel to bear on the many searching questions which arise within the academic community. Realizing this and hop- ing to aid the student in fulfilling this responsibili- ty, the Baptist Student Movement holds discus- sions and devotions nightly. Membership in the organization is open to any Baptist student. The American Baptist Convention helps to guide this student-church group. Kneeling: Susan Harris. Vice-President. Glenna Drake. Seated: Kay McCoy. Secretary-Treasurer. Kathy Schooley. Norma Ayers. Diane Davis. Teresa Doerr. Betty Holroyd. Eileen Duncan. Standing: Rick Rowe. David Hollenbeck. Curtis Swisher. Ed Cassidy. Greg Hardeman. Dale Tower. Tom Jeter. President, Arif Rahman, Hauer Stephens. Dennis Palmer. Rev. Bob Docherty. 209 Activities Front row: Shelby Brightwetl. Robert Trautmann. Ernest Anderson. Clifford Long, Henry White. Robert Venturella. William Black. James Comer. Back row: Carl Mclntire. Erik Conard. Aaron Harper William Bray, Phillip Phillips. W. 0. Elliott. Phi Delta Kappa Phi Alpha Theta Phi Delta Kappa is an international profession- al fraternity for men in education dedicated to the promotion of research, service and leadership in education. Phi Alpha Theta is the history honorary society that strives to recognize students and faculty who are interested in and excell in the field of history. First row: Alice Miller, Susan Beiser. jean Douglass, Carol Stebbins, President. Kathy Taylor. Jennifer Hightower, Second row: Mrs. Judith Shaw, Judith Mielke. Penny Rassam. George Hudtburg, Dudley T. Cornish. Steven Pierce, Terry Fernetti. Kathy Burbach, Linda Daetwyler. Patti Marshall. Third row: Ernest Mahan. Fred Misse. Treasurer. Jim Hunt. Kermit Moling. Dwight Moore. Steve Rumford, Jim Conkright, Vice-Presi- dent. Martin Campion. Kenny Kabonic, Charles Hays. Hugh McCullough, Harry Moore, Norman Dawson. 211 Front row: Jo Shephard, Terry Fernietti. Cheryl Crutchfield. Back row: Don Gray. Miss Sylvia Jones. Bill Hastings. Kappa Pi Kappa Pi is the National Honorary Art Fra- ternity that was established on the KSC campus in 1938 to promote interest and scholarship in art in all of its areas. Alpha Mu Gamma Alpha Mu Gamma is a national foreign lan- guage honorary society that was established on the KSC campus this year to further student in- terest and recognize student achievement in for- eign language. Seated: Kristi Dickson, Julie Sellmansberger. Dr. Beerman. Dr. Turk-Rogd. Mr. Johnes. Mr. Hudspeth. Cindy Kreutziger, CherieCard. Standing: Cheryl Daily. Linda Dixon. Dennis Morgan, Harry Moore, Larry Freeze. Mike Keegan. Susan Beiser. Judy Garber. Sharon Sanders. 212 OFFICERS: Richard Oler. Vice Presient: Richard McLaren. Secretary; Art Malle. President. Alpha Kappa Psi Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest pro- fessional business fraternity in the United States. Epsilon Mu chapter was established here late in 1959. Business meetings, guest speakers from all phases of business, 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. First row: Richard McLaren. Ronald Cattelino. Joe Templet. Marshall Silence. Russel Smith. Second row: Ralph Frizzell. Chuck Morrow. Jay Repie. Jim Converse. Jim Snetlar. Art Malle, John Yencic, Wayne Cook, Richard Oler, Ken Chick. 213 Front row: Gail Hunt, Julie Vineyard. Anne Schiefelbusch. Barbara Jacobs, Jan Hostetler. Carol Stebbins. Vice-President, Doris Moore. Second row: Alice Creveling. Pat Hoyt, Anna Feagins. Ella Mae Glenn. Marilyn Sharp. Kathy Burbach, Cheryl Crutchfield. Carol Crane, Myrna Seyfert, Treasurer. Mary Ann Schwinn. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society in education, it stresses the importance of professional and personal standards in the fields of education. Front row: Jim Hunt, Marilyn Copeland, Jean Hicks, Judith Stancer, Tana Garrett, Richard Cerrettr. Second row: Wisha Koppers. Tess Keeney, Mary Roos. Vicki Taylor. Dwight Moore. Jim Conkright. Marilyn Maze. Nona Neises. Linda Collins, Janice Brunner, Sonja Parkison. 214 Alice Frantz coaches Jim Benson and Marianne Bush in one of the scenes Irom the comedy. “A Thousand Clowns”. Theta Alpha Phi Theta Alpha Phi, the honorary dramatic fra- ternity, stresses the values of educational theatre. No other activity affords exposure to as many varieties of skills from the interpretation of lit- erature to the manipulation of a screw driver. However, educational theatre also is of value to the entire audience in promoting better under- standing of their fellow man. To succeed, educa- tional theatre must have the support of the college and the community. First row: Carol Crane. Bev Brown. Lowell Binney. Pam Hamilton. Jan Varsalona, Patty Stembauer. Second row: Susan Horton. Jan Lamoree. Warren Bradshaw. Sam Raines, Jim Benson, Bud Lynn. Mike Cavitt. Charles Miller, Connie Abraham. Alice Frantz. Third row: Dr. Cary Clasz, David Carey. Kent Roberts. Jim Crow. Tom Sims. Jim Scott. Mr. Swanson. 215 Steve Lyons, President; Dave Breckenridge, Secretary; Garen Wolf, Vice-President; Dave Smardo, Treasurer. 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 to students who are pursuing a music career and to encourage loyalty to the campus. Seated left to right; Garen Wolf, David Breckenridge, Steve Lyons, Mr. Walter Osadcheck. Back row left to right; Duane Lash. Ronald Green, Francis Zigmund. Stan Moffett. Hank Myers. Gary Pearson, Perry Dorothy, Dave Smardo. Sigma Alpha Iota Alpha Kappa chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota was organized on the Kansas State College campus in 1930. The chapter here was the first teacher's college chapter of the national music fraternity for women to be established. The purpose of the organization is to uphold and further the highest ideals of musical education and performance. Members chosen for Sigma Alpha Iota must be girls with outstanding musical ability and high scholastic ratings. Pat Blair Diane Davis Anna DeCastro Jean Farris Ella Mae Glenn 4 IL j$r iW 4 Marilyn Holford Betty Jo Marlow Susan Moore Barbara Quirk Carol Reynold Cheryl Roberts Bonnie Trimmer Lois Wilson Donna Windier 217 Debate Club The Debate Club is an organization of student debaters that srives to further student interest in current affairs and subjects of general interest through research, discussion, and debate. The organization travels to other colleges to partici- pate in speech and debate tournaments and helps judge those tournaments that occur in the Pitts- burg area. OFFICERS: Robert Eshelbrenner. Vice-President; Robert Woolard. Secretary; Robert Farmer. President: Debbie Rubaloff. Treasurer. Front row: Mr. H. Francis Short. Sponsor. Leroy Tiberghien. Jim Stephenson. Charles Krugar. Karry Lem more, Larry Shute, Steve Lieli. Back row: John Francis. Robert Woolard. Robert Eshelbrenner, Debbie Rubaloff. Tim Wells. Robert Farmer. Company B, Twelfth Regiment of the National Military Honorary Fraternity, Scabbard and Blade, seeks to raise the standards of military education in American colleges and universities, to unite in closer relationship with their depart- ments, to encourage and foster the essential quali- ties of good and efficient officers, and to promote friendship and good fellowship among cadet officers. The organization has worked with the Lions Club in broom sales and in the selling of Miss America license plates. Scabbard and Blade PRESIDENT: Carl W. Kent. Vice President: Martin Naaktgeboren, Secretary: Richard McLaren. Treasurer: Wade Dcrothy. Sponsor: Major Homer Lynch. Keith Varvel George Waters Terry Weis Willis Wulf Bob Agnew Kenneth Beach Robert Belew James Bird Garry Bond Lynn Brown Stanley Daugherty Wade Dorothy Woodrow Eno James Ezell Larry Gfeller Mike Hayes Greg Howe Don Hughes Carl Kent Miklos Lents Steve Lewis Felix Livingston Richard McLaren Brian Maris Harold Maris Clint Mercer Martin Naaktgeboren Terry Neinhouse Pat Normile Seth Owsley Charles Packard Don Penrod Steve Pierce William Peals Steve Rhode Marshall Sag James Stancer G. M. Stephenson John Thorne 219 Industrial Education Club The Industrial Education Club is an organization for all majors and minors in industrial education. Its objectives are to provide professional growth and fellowship among students and faculty in the Industrial Education Department. It is hoped that through this association a broader understanding of the field can be achieved. The organization strives for the improvement of professional standards, research, crafts- manship, teaching materials and communication media. 220 Sealed; Sheryl Thompson. Kay Carter. Jean Douglas, Sandy Martin, Cheryle Smith. Debbie Dubaloff. Back row: Chuck Marlow, Gene Younger, Michael Cavitt, Stephen Carroll, Jim Lawrance, Tom Turner. 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 this organization students may know about the work of the Republican Party, Society for Advancement of Management The Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment is an organization of students of sophomore level or higher who are interested in the field of business. Businessmen from various fields speak to the group during the school year. Seated: Bruce Veits. Jack Hamlin, Joe Templet, President; Sara Jolley, Secretary-treasurer: Henry Burnett. Vice-President; Jim Sullivan. Del- bert Nelson. Kenneth Nelson. Standing: Bill Oertle, Paul Burnett. Larry Murdock. Roger Shaw. J. D. Springer, Robert Smith. Richard Doran, Garry Murdock. Terry Mendenhall, sponsor: William Notz. sponsor. 221 Bleary-eyed but undaunted, the students enjoyed folk songs At the Casino Party, students met to match their skills in KSC gambling, at their all-night party in Shirk lobby. Everyone felt at home at the R.H.A, dance held at the Tower. Linda Snyder paused to leave her mark during the tour of Pittsburg ''places.” 222 KSC’s R.H.A. Hosts State Convention Before the luncheon, students paused to admire the ice-carved swan. R.H.A. President. Jim Shetlar. Men's Vice-President, Rusty Smith, and R.H.A, Nation al President. Ken Stoner presided throughout the conference. Students discussed questions aroused by main speakers in small informal groups. 223 First row: Kay Carter. Sue Fingerly. Karen Lundblad, Pam Greenfield. Second row: Beverly Brown. Dr. Stephen Teller, Suzi Richardson, Third row: Tom Ramsey, Dr. Jennings Blackmon, Edward O'Shea. English Club The English Club is designed to promote inter- est in the field of English as well as to stimulate academic achievement. The English Club is an organization open to all students majoring or minoring in English. Amateur Radio Club The K.S.C. Amateur Radio Club is a group of students interested in the benefits of associat- ing with other persons interested in amateur ra- dio. The club is licensed by the Federal Commu- nications Commission and participated in the National Defense Alert system. Paul Lawrance. Director. Bob Fricken, Sam Ross. President, Ed Cassidy. First Row: Carl McEntire, Sponsor; Kerry Elkins. Becky Gamble. Gwen Wade. Chris Gustafson. Kathy Kauer. Mark Shultz. President. Second Row: William Wheeler. Robert Fogler, Edward Wright. Mike Breazeal. Robert Renhen. Larry Webster. Charles Newbanks Roy Smith. Third Row: Steven Ross. Paul Nelson. Jim Willard. Dan Elsasser. Rex Gentry. Charles Vorse. Jerry Williams Trade and Industrial Club The T I Club was organized to develop pride and loyalty in the accomplishments of Trade Industrial Education through a social and educa- tional organization. Drafting Club The primary aim of the Drafting Club is to ini- tiate and encourage a program of education that will link industry, the public, education, faculty, and students. Standing: Dave Hart, Ferman Milster. Steven Wasson. Jim West. Jay Holt, Jon Norris. Jeff Karlinger, Jeff Brooks. Ted Hollon. Jerry Dinoni. Seat- ed: Ron Morgan. Milam Mounts. Dennis Zwahlen. Treasurer. Brad Schmidt. Ruth Meier. President. Russell Creed, Secretary. Charles Kotwitz. John Nicoletti. Sitting: Lois Kirby, President, Carol Smith. Delores Penn. Cheryl Thompson, Carolyn Feldman, Dr. Dean Bishop. Spon- sor. Standing: Susan Woodhead, Tom Wishart, Reporter. Kenneth Hightower. Ronald Pfeiffer, Ann Garrigues, Vice Presi- dent. Collegiate 4-H Club Home Economics Club Through its activities the Collegiate 4-H fur- nishes an opportunity for the development of leaders who can improve the lives of youths through meaningful activities. Through the Colle- giate 4-H, students may continue to participate in 4-H activities throughout their college years. The purpose of the Home Economics Chapter is to familiarize both majors and minors with progress and development in the field and provide opportunities for a closer relationship of students with each other and the faculty. Front row: Janet Frankenbery. Judy McLaughlin. Carol Baldwin. Carolyn Feldman, Carol Schieflbusch. Corna Alford, Toni Moon, Suzanne King, Second row: Irene Medlin, Connie Yates, Nancy Hannegan. Evelyn Clough. Linda Kirchoff, Gay Stangl, Ardith Mitchelson. Linda Rybnick, Betty DeLange. Third row: Nancy Clark. Patty Cooseman, Jean Groner. Cynthia Pierce, Linda Lawson. Sue Wilson, Mary Roos. Dora Hann, Sherry Francis. Janice Knuth. 226 First row: Karen Crum. Jeannie Wig- ton, Diane Parker. Janet Bird, Mildred Fossey. John Moorehouse. Vice Presi- dent. RogerTalley. President, David Akin. Georgia Halpain. Jean Harvey, Ann Garrigues. Secretary. Second row: David Davison. Robert Burns, Curtis Parker. Janine Gann, Cheryl Carr. Meillyn Rand. Publicity Chairman, Dr. Bettie Duncan. Patrick McKee, Ken- neth Brant. Tony Lemanski. Third row: Michael Judah. Randy Kirkpatrick. John Lemes. Ronnie Hay. Lee Horn- stein. Charles Paxson. Martin Groth- eer. L E. Keller. Tom Ward, Fourth row: Mike Taylor. Dr. Dean Bishop, Dr. Stanford Smith. Dr. Ralph Kelting. Biology Club American Chemical Society The Biology Club seeks to help majors and minors in the Biological Science Department gain a greater knowledge of the practical points of teaching and of the profession. First row: Richard Diebolt, Roy Space. Wade Dorothy. R, Sherrill. Stan id Vietti, Roger Hecher. Alan Stanley. Kris Keiser, Dennis Steele. Mike wirth. Dr. M. L. Potts. Dr. E. C. Juenge. Dr. E. W. Crandell. The goals of the American Chemical Society are to establish professional ethics in chemistry by serving as a stepping-stone for undergraduate students into membership in the senior group of the American Chemical Society. hmidt. Gail Newman, Charles Bogatie. Second row: Gregg Griffith. Dav- ts. Dale Smith. Third row: Dr. J. L. Pauley, E. W. Clint. Dr, S, G, Sunder- K.S.T.A. — N.E.A. Student Kansas State Teacher’s As- sociation and Student National Educa- tion Association is the pre professional association for college and university students preparing to teach. The organi- zation helps students gain professional competency through association with professional people and assistance in the activities and service projects incorpo- rated in the structure of the group. OFFICERS: Doris Moore. Secretary: Nancy Hudson. Historian; Joan Stigall. 2nd Vice-President; Suzi Kirby. 1st Vice President; Barbara Jacobs, Treasurer; Dwight Moore. President. ADVISORY BOARD: Mary Jeff t. Linda Mon tee, Susan Horton. Richard Cerretti, Ann Torchia, Jerry Hudson, BobGelso, 228 WRA activity periods provide time for perfection of skills learned in physical education classes. Women’s Recreation Association The Women's Recreation Association strives to further athletic and recreational interests for all women at K.S.C. WRA sponsor intramural and extramural activities in bowling tennis, swimming, and volleyball as well as field hockey and fencing sports days. Through its activities the Association provides training in leadership, sportsmanship, and responsibility. First row: Sheila Gordon, Lois Kirby. Betty Givvens, Kathy Gibbens, Kevin Rowden. Second row: Myrna Arb, Marilyn Hays. JanineCox, Presi- dent, Gerry Albins, Jane Poppe, Kay Hair. Tyann Youle. JoAnn Rutherford. Third row: DeJores Copeland, Sponsor, Vicki Gentry, Carolyn Feld- man. Patty Land. Publicity. DeAnn Hayes. Vice-President. DeEllen Gillihan. Joanne Needham. Berma Webb. Kathy LeGrotte. Treasurer. Sandy Perkins, Sharon Baker. Representative. Joyce Irwin, Historian. 229 SENATE: Front row: Cathy Ciardullo, Connie Ehrlick, Chris Rhodes. Peggy Dunavan, Cindy Kreutziger. Toni Kavorinos. Ann Bourronville, Nancy Duntoo. Back row: Barb Howerton, Gail Ward. Peggy Coleman, Cathy Burnett. Marsha Cranz. Suzy Richardson. Associated Women Students The House of Representatives and the Senate are two of the three governing bodies of Associated Women Students. These work to formulate the regulations for the self-government of the undergraduate women and to create an atmosphere of friendly co-operation among women students. Representatives are elected in the fall semester and Senators in the spring. HOUSE: Jackie Harbert. Kris Lively. Sandy Howell. Deidre Eichelberger. Carol Stebbins, Geraidine Wetta, Susan White. Chris Rhodes, 230 Front row: Sharon Dawson, Linda Adkins. Jeanette Nepote. Barbara Caprow. Secretary, Earlene Christensen, President. Colleen Templer. Vice President. Diana Echkart. Treasurer. Sara Smith, Zoan Ezell. Second Row: Darlene Talley, Carolyn Peterson. Janice Collison. Marge Hodge. Donna Stark. Sharon Ralls. Helen Throne. Sheri Beach. Cheryl Harmon. Marian Hope. Third row: Carol J. Jones. Carol Jones. Susan Lane. Sharon Jones. Barbar Vietti, Sara Jolley. Linda Press. Judy Gilmartin. Fourth row: Susan Fowl us. Karlene Williamson. Tandy Korngch.uk. Mary Francis, Shirley Wheeler, Marilyn Battese, Carolyn Hull. Becky Lepo, Linda Goodwill. Janice Bigelow. Dames Club The Dames Club is composed of wives of stu- dents on campus. The purpose of the Dames Club is to acquaint and introduce college student’s wives with other wives of college attending hus- bands. Making friends and enjoying oneself is another purpose. Printing Club To study and evaluate methods and procedures in the graphic arts industry is the purpose of The Printing Club of KSC. The Printing Club also publishes and prints the KSC Printer newsletter. First row: David Vequist; Sponsor. Mike Wilcox. Don Berkihiser, Secretary-Treasurer. Steve Norman. Dan Powell. Spon- sor; Second Row: Donald Norris. President; Dean Dyke. Vice-President. Elliott Wilken. Joe Showers. Emmett Colbert. Head Coach. Tom Lester, outlines a practice drill. Line Coach. Joe Murphy, checks the line fire out. Coach Lester, notes individual drive as the team practices for an upcoming game. New Coach and New Season Bring Anxiety For the first time in eighteen years the Gorilla’s have a new head football coach. Though Tom Lester’s is not a new face, any coaching transition is not easily achieved. When practice began there were many unanswered questions concerning the team, but the coaches looked for the answers in the early season drills. As the first game ap- proached, the practices became more intense. Everyone concerned wanted to start Coach Les- ter’s tenure off on the right foot, and the Bron- cho’s of Central Oklahoma became the victims of this desire. During practice sessions contact gets tough and dirty. 235 236 Football Team Captures 2nd in C.I.C. Mike Potchad, Richard Newton. Fred Schoeney, Keith Just, Randy Whipple, Randy Osborn. Gregg Ohmes, Gary Massey. Fred Linebarger. Bill Atwel. Jim Brennan. Bob Numrich. Larry Bowden. 238 John Peterson. Bill Hazzard. Randy Gorell. Asst. Trainer. Ben Witty. Don Streets. Richard Clemens. Asst. Trainer. Rod Ivy. Robert Howard. Jerry Poore. Fred Held. Floyd May. Jerry Hudson, Alpha Bibbs. Bill Rink. Gorillas Stomp Ichabods 38-12 Fred Held skirts the end. Ben Witty goes up for a pass. Tom Gorman lofts the ball to Tomlin. Good pursuit thwarts another Ichabod piay. Coach Lester outlines strategy on the sideline. The Big Red take the field. 241 Jim Brennan kicks an extra point over opponents' out-stretched hands. 242 Tom Gorman streaks through a maze of tacklers. Varsity Football Provides Fans Many Thrills Robert Howard bursts through the line for a first in ten. 243 Tom Gorman rifles a pass in the closing minutes of the half. The Gorillas present a strong offensive line. 244 Offensive and Defensive Teams Bring Gorillas Winning Season. Bill Atwell's block springs halfback Fred Held. Charles Broyles Fred Linebarger halt opponents ground attack. STATISTICS K.S.C OPP. 14 Central St. of Edmond, Okla..........13 14 University of Mo., Rolla .............7 13 N.E. Mo. State ..................... 14 7 S.W. Mo. State........................0 25 Omaha University.....................29 38 Washburn University ................ 12 27 Emporia State.........................7 13 Fort Hays State.......................7 7 N.E. Okla. State......................7 245 Rich Yergovich comes on strong to pass opponents. 246 Standing, left to right: Ass. Coach Stu Powell. Rich Yergovich, Elliot Walker, Walter Smith; Kneeling: Pat Normile, Don Hughes. Ron Henry, Jer- ry Gerant. Mike Davis. Coach Suenram. Coach Suenram urges on his harriers. ‘•A Cross Country A weary trackster receives finishing mark from meet assistant. The Cross Country team, backed by Mr. Suen- ram, enjoyed a successful season this year. The young squad, due to a loss of graduating seniors, didn’t overwhelm all its competitors, but with dil- igent practice on time trials showed an increasing ability in performance throughout the various meets. Particularly in the performance of young Rich Yergovich. The team ended the season by participating in the regionals. Stewart Powell clocks the winning time- 247 Runners prepare for race. Young Gorilla’s Show Promise Despite 7-19 Record. As the 1967-68 Basketball season approached the outlook was not bright with only four return- ing lettermen. Led by the scoring of sophomore Ron White and the rebounding of junior Don Diggs during the course of the season. Coach Bob Johnson’s young Gorillas, only two seniors, showed that they will be reckoned with in the fu- tue. The basketball future of KSC looks bright, Don Diggs—Mr. Basketball. 1968 Back row: Ass. Coach Jim Chroust. Jim Ray. Terry Brooker, Terry Taylor, Louis Dunn, Don Diggs, Allen Jeffrey, Richard Brill, Ernest Lewis, Bill Foote. Brian Carpenter. Coach Bob Johnson Front row: Dave Hudson. Steve Armstrong. Ron White. Terry Benson. Archie Harrison. Ted Rich- ardson. 248 Gorillas set up offense against Rockhurst. Highlight of Season Was 78-69 Victory Over Rockhurst Terr Brooker pulls a rebound away from Rockhurst All-American Jim Healy. Ron White drives between two defenders for a lay up. 250 Archie Harrison goes high for two. Don Diggs gets a pair from in close. Diggs goes over Rockhurst players for a tip. 251 White sizes up Joe McLiney. Gorrillas congregate fora rebound. JV’s Also Show Promise! Post 9-3 Record. Lee Jones. Sanford Sigmond. Allen Jeffrey, Terry Taylor, Bill Foote. Chroust. Ted Richardson strains to prevent an opponents’ shot. Ray, Francis Ferns. Terry Benson, Dave Hudson, Asst. Coach Jim 967-68 Results KSC OPP N.W.Okla. State 74 87 N.W. Missouri State 48 65 N.E. Okla. State 64 59 Central Missouri Stale 73 74 N.W. Okla. State 85 71 Univ. of Mo. at Rolla 62 76 Rock hurst College 75 105 Central Missouri Stale 79 81 Kearney (Nebr.) State 72 77 Wayne (Nebr.) State 47 66 N.W. Missouri State 58 56 Omaha University 70 76 John Brown University 74 73 Fort Hays Stale 67 62 St. Benedict's College 59 82 Univ. of Mo. at Rolla 80 66 Emporia State College 75 83 John Brown University 94 86 Washburn University 65 93 Rock hurst College 77 65 Southwest Mo. State 63 79 Washburn University 62 69 Emporia State College 67 79 Fort Hays State 63 93 St, Benedict’s College 75 97 Back row, Bill Fruetel. Asst. Coach. Gary Smith. Mike Carpenter. Dennis Lively. Joe Murphy. John Robertson. Mike Jardes. John Crooks. Clar- ence Rau. Coach Joe Murphy. Front row, Roger Blake. Tom Brown. David Noltensmeyer. Dee Baxter. Greg Marquardt. Steve Overman. John McClintick. Swim Team Sets New School Records. This years mid-winter months saw the passing of old tank records at KSC. The swimming season was highlighted by individual performances as well as team effort that resulted in the establishment of new school records in the thousand, five-hundred, and sixty yard free-style. Arms thresh water during the backstroke. 255 Leland Van Scyke practices his back-hand. Howard Murray unwinds a discus throw. Spring Sports Spring brings renewed track activity. 256 David Noltensmeyer takes a practice leap from the board. Dick Clemens assumes his net positon. Precious seconds pass between the sound of the whistle and splash of the water. 257 Netmen Anticipate Strong Competition During League Play A veteran squad of seasoned competitors fills the ranks of the tennis team. This veteran squad intends to compete fiercely for the championship. After reviewing the fall work-outs with the differ- ent league schools. Coach Paterson feels the competition is rougher this year than in previous springs, and predicts that KSC 1968 Veteran squad will provide a major source of competition in the league. Jim Robertson smashes a return volley. Standing Ass. Coach Doug Campbell. Ron Finton. Jim Robertson. Dick Clemens. Coach John Paterson; Kneeling. Jack Johnson. Tom Pavey. Rich Davis. John McFall. 258 Dave Thompson, Marshall Troxell. Chris Strahan. Coach Larry Wooten. 1967 Golf Team WinsC.I.C. Championship SCHEDULE March 21-22 -SMS-There April - 1 -NEOkla-There April - 9 - Washburn - Cofe - Topeka April - 16 -SMS-Here April 19-20 - NAIA District - Salina Elks Club April 26 -NEOkla-Here May 13-14 -CIC At Omaha Ending the season with a 8-5 record and the C.I.C. league championship, the golf team re- ceived two honors - Dave Thompson and Chris Strahan placed third and first respectively in the league. After this the golf team captured second in the District-ten. The golf team hopes to vie for crown again with four returning lettermen. 259 Dave Smith watches as Bill Muskgraves clear the bar. Gary Grant leaps high in the broad jump. Standing, left to right: Rich Monroe. Bill Puetz. Tom Arnold. Bob Bass. Jerry Gerant. Steve Overmann. Randy Osbourn. Mike Davis, Dick Horn- back, Second row: Coach Suenram. Carl Smitheron. Norm Savage. Howard Murray. Gary Grant, John Mayer. Rich Unsell. Howard Jenewein. Gary Herman. Dave Smith. Howard Jenewein launches the discus. Gary Hermann. Bob Bass. Rich Monroe, step high in the hurdles. Rick Alford and Bi II Peutz practice starts from the blocks. New Coach Sparks Track Season. As the track season approached, familiar words like zone press, lay-ups, and fast break were forgotten, and replaced with words of pole vault, 100-yard dash, and broad jump. This year the new face of Mr. Dave Suen- ram occupied the office behind the door marked “Track.” Coach Suenram saw a promising ’68 season. The season was herald- ed by outstanding individual performances. 261 Worried teammates and coach A1 Ortolani view a games' progress. A surprize bunt gets by a KSC batter. ’67 Baseball 10-7 262 Team Posts Record and loses his cap beating the throw at first base. Sill Rink awaits the delivery Pitt State batter streaks toward first base. 263 Intramural Sports Add Variety to Campus Life Intramurals form an active part in the colle- giate campus life. The Intramurals Department at KSC encourages participation in the program by ofTering a trophy each year to the organization with the greatest number of total points in the events sponsored. Each year the competition gets keener and keener because of the participation. The participation grows and brings excitement to the lives of the students competing on the courts or fields. Each team's ‘big game of the week ' gives the collegiate the chance to forget about a math exam for an hour or so, and reap the bene- fits of teamwork and friendship. At this time the competition is still fierce for the '67-’68 trophy. A receiver maneuvers to evade tacklers. Anticipation accompanies the ball over the net during a close volleyball game. Intramurals Offer a Variety of Activities A strong rush drives the quarterback back. The girls enjoy an exciting game of volleyball. 266 Football games gain momentum as play-offs near. 267 Teammates watch for the rebound. Another game begins with the toss. Dee Baxter goes into a half-gamer. 269 Sometimes an elbow misses the mark. CLASSES Kansas State College A common oceurance on the KSG campus is a cold trudge through the The Deltones help to liven many occasions with their ensemble snow to class. singing. Students and faculty work together to make the K.S.T.A. watermelon feed a success. h 272 The Hub of Activity After a full day of classes, a den dance is often a welcome relief. Becky Elliott represents the college as Miss Pitt Stale on many occasions. Dennis Alvarez. History. Mulvane David Beal. Chemistry, Pittsburg Oliver Becker, Phys. Ed., Oswego Betty Bettis. Ele. Ed.. Kansas City Charles Bogatie. Chemistry. Pittsburg Ronald Brower. Ind. Arts. Moran Darrel Bruns. Ind. Tech.. Pittsburg John Butler, Math. Pittsburg T. Close. Art. Pittsburg Butch Cook. Business. Akron. Ohio Bill Cross. Bldg. Des., Fort Scott David Davison, Biology. Columbus Doris Denny, Psychology. Lamar. Mo. Christina Doussa, Art. Pittsburg Robert Frikken. Math. Mulvane Robert Gefso, Ind. Arts Ed. Pittsburg Janet Goble. Education, Independence Pamela Greenfield, English, Fort Scott Iraj Hekmati. Chemistry, Nishabour. Iran Richard Hines. Physics, Pittsburg Graduate Students Charles Ingrim Jr.. Ind. Arts Ed., Wichita Phyllis Pevehouse. Elem. Ed.. Coffeyville Linda Sayre. Bus. Ed.. Pittsburg Roy Space. Chemistry. Chelsea, Okla Stuart Sussman. Ind. Ed., Milwaukee. Wis. Robert Walton, Ind. Tech,, lola Kenneth Wilbert, Math, Pittsburg Marilyn Wolfe. Music. Southwest City. Mo. Richard Woolery. Chemistry, Kincaid SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sandra Moore, Treas.; Gerald Luttrell. Pres.: Diane Davis, Sec.; Lynn Brown. Vice Pres.: (not pictured Tom Pettibone. Rep.) Seniors Linda Abraham, Social Work, Pittsburg Charlene Ackerson. History. Carthage, Mo. Fred Acquavita. Ele. Ed.. New Haven. Conn. Robert Adams. Ind. Arts Ed.. Humboldt Stephen Adams, Accounting, Carthage, Mo. Alan Adkins. Phys. Science, Baxter Springs James Adkins, Ind. Arts Ed., Wichita Richard Alford. Phys. Ed.. Lawton Audie Allen. Recreation, Coffey ville Barbara Allen. Ele. Ed,. Kansas City 275 All-Bro Daniel Allen. Bus, Adm., Burlington Joyce Allen, History. Mound City Howard Allison It. Music, Pittsburg Kathy Allison. Sociology. Ft. Scott Gene Allton. Ind. Arts Ed.. Lyons Marvin Anderson. Math. Carthage. Mo. Melvin Anderson. Des. Dft.. Carthage, Mo, Belinda Andrews. Ele. Ed.. Riverton Frederick Angwin. Bldg. Des., Pittsburg Jeffrey Angwin. Music. Pittsburg Charlotte Argent. Ele. Ed.. Goffeyville Ruby Avery. English. Montgomery. Ala. Eugene Bagnall, Bus. Adm.. Ft. Scott Sharon Bailey. Office Adm.. Kansas City Norman Bair. Biology. Minneola Sandra Bailey. Ele. Ed.. Ft. Scott Gerald Baker, Auto Tech.. Wichita Anthony Barca, Soc. Science. New York, N.Y. Ivel Barton Jr,. Accounting. Fredonia Robert Bass. Bldg. Des.. Jewell Connie Bates. Biology. Medford Lakes. NJ. L. R. Baxter. Bus. Adm.. Overland Park Susan Beiser. French. Pittsburg Terry Bellora, Accounting. Coffeyvifle Mary Benedict, Home Ec„ Ft. Scott Shirley Benedict, Phys. Ed.. Paola Darlene Bennett. Soc. Work. Wichita James Benson. Foreign Lang.. Cherokee John Benson. Economics. Chanute Paul Bergant. Soc. Science. West Mineral 276 Cheryl Berry. English, Miami. Okla. Thomas Bettis, Jr.. Biology. Independence Steve Bever. Phys. Ed., Farlington Shelton Bilger, Bus., Kansas City Car! Birney. Ind. Arts Ed.. Bucklin Jo-Mae Blagg. Bldg. Des.. Olathe Jim Blaine. Bus. Adm.. KansasCity. Mo. Patsy Blair, Music, Fort Scott Rose Bliss. Elem. Ed.. Pittsburg Mary Blood, Math. Independence Linda Bond. Sociology, Paola James Bornheimer. Marketing, Prairie Village Lynn Bousman. Auto. Tech.. Shawnee Larry Bowden. Ind. Arts Ed., Shawnee Mission Darrell Bowersox, Marketing, Coffeyville Marcia Boyd. Social Work, Joplin, Mo Edmund Brackett. History. Pittsburg Kenneth Brady, Math. Pittsburg Nancy Brandon. History. Chanute Cynthia Brant. Biology. Chanute Sharon Brant, Home Ec., Thayer Charlotte Breedlove, Speech. Oswatomie Roger Breneman, Bus. Adm.. Girard Richard Bretches. Marketing. Independence Barbara Brohl, Ele, Ed., Weir Eunice Bromert, Ele. Ed., Ottawa Gary Brown, Trade Ind., Chetopa Jacquelyn Brown. Ele. Ed.. Pittsburg Keith Brown. Bldg. Des., Joplin Mo. Larry Brown. Phys. Science. Moran 277 Bro-Dau Lynn Brown. Psychology. Nevada, Mo. Melvin Brown, Bus. Adm., lola Janice Brunner. Ele. Ed., Lockwood, Mo. John Bunn. Soc. Work. Deerfield. Mo. Neva Bunn, Ele. Ed,. Deerfield. Mo. Lorn Burdick. Accounting. Pittsburg Cheryl Burke, Ele. Ed.. Joplin. Mo. Jack Burke, Soc. Science. Joplin, Mo. Catherine Burnett. English. Kansas City Karen Bush. Ele. Ed.. Placentia. Calif. John Cady. Accounting. Bronson. Mo. Paul Cameron. Art Ed.. Joplin, Mo, Genie Cantrell, Ele. Ed., Baxter Springs Carolyn Card, Ele. Ed., Columbus Cheryl Carr. Biology. Garnett Gerald Carpenter. Accounting, Independence Donald Carter. Auto Tech.. Drexel. Mo. Lorena Carter. Ele. Ed.. Carthage. Mo. Ken Cattaneo. Print. Mgl.. Mulberry Mary Cavanaugh, Finance. Girard Dick Chalfant, Ele. Ed.. Atchison Mary Chandler. History. Garden Plain Ed Chapman, Eng.-Psych.. Wellsville Annette Chase. Ele. Ed.. Joplin. Mo Judy Chowning, Phys. Ed.. Caney Charles Chowning. Biology. Coffeyville Carilyn Clark. Office Adm., Cherryvale Carol Clarke. Biology. McCune Hughie Clay Jr.. Electronics. Independence Jane Coburn, Soc. Work, Joplin. Mo. 278 LaVonne Cobbs, Social Work, Blue Mound Donald Cockrell. Accounting. Lamar Mo. Catherine Coleman, Social Work. Fredonia Patricia Coleman. Ele. Ed.. Pittsburg Douglas Col I ins, Phys. Ed., Fort Scott James Conrad, Ind. Arts Ed.. Hutchinson Gary Cook. History. Alba. Mo. Delmar Cook. Ind. Arts Ed.. Leoti John Cook, Accounting. Baxter Springs Kathi Cook. Social Work. Overland Park Everett Ray Cooper. Des. Draft.. Carthage. Mo. Doug Cooper. Math. Prairie Village Patty Cooseman. Home Ec., Pittsburg Margaret Courtney. Home Ec.. Independence James Cox. Bus. Adm.. Blue Mound Janine Cox, Phys, Ed.. Parsons Jim Cramer. Ind, Arts Ed., Goffeyville Robert Cramer. Marketing. Kansas City Carol Crane. Speech. Mound City AliceCreveling, Soc. Science. Foster. Mo. Joseph Cromer. Math. Mapleton Jim Crow. Speech, Baxter Springs Judith Cruce. Home Ec., Leavenworth Max Dare. Accounting. Uniontown Sharon Darraugh. Art. Frontenac Diane Davis. Music, Osawatomie James Davis. Ind. Tech.. Fort Scott Richard Davis. History. Anthony Roll Davis Jr.. English. Pittsburg Stanley Daugherty. History. Overland Park 279 Daw-Gre Janice Daw. English. Ft. Scott Jerry Dean, Soc. Science. Carl Junction. Mo. Anna DeCastro, Music. Frontenac Betty DeLange. Home Ec.. Girard Karen Dent. Biology. Walnut Bernard Devoy. Soc. Science, Jacksonville. III. Jerry Dinoni. Bldg. Des.. South Radley Jack Dold. Marketing. Kansas City. Mo. Richard Doran, Bus. Adm., Garnett Wade Dorothy. Chemistry. Anderson. Mo. Charles Doherty. Auto Tech.. Overland Park Paula Doherty, Soc. Work. Pittsburg Jean Douglass, History, Girard Roger Dowden. Auto Tech., Shawnee Mission Becky Duncan. Ele. Ed.. Pittsburg Truman Durley. Electronics, Independence Bertha Edwards. Ele. Ed.. Galena Kathy Edwards, English. Paramus, N J. Joanne Elliott, Bus. 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Chemistry, Pittsburg Vicki Gent, Ele. Ed.. Pineville, Mo, Vern Gilmartin. Ind. Arts Ed.. Pittsburg Ella Glenn. Ele. Ed.. Girard Delbert Goertz. Ind. Arts Ed., Walton Wayne Good. Tool Mfg. Tech., Liberal Richard Goss. Bus. Adm., Jacksonville. III. Lorinda Gowens. Psychology. Galena William Grace, Des. Draft., Slidell, La. Barbara Graham. Ele. Ed.. Paola Henry Granger. Recreation. Meridian. Miss. Donald Gray. Art. Kansas City Gary Green. Trade Ind. Ed.. Parsons Joan Green, Ele. Ed., Columbus Ronald Green, Music, Pittsburg 281 Gri-Jar Paul Griffin, Phys. Ed, Atchison Martha Grimes. Pol, Science, Kansas City Kenneth Grosse. Marketing, Webb City. Mo. Martin Grotheer, Biology. Pittsburg Phyllis Grotheer. English. Pittsburg James Gunnels. Auto Tech.. Drexel, Mo. Jean Habermehl. Musrc Ed.. Joplin. Mo. Michael Haefner, History. Kansas City Gaylene Hagen. Bus. Ed., Atchison Jerry Hall. Economics. Ft. Scott Sylvia Hammons. Music. Carthage Jon Hamilton. Auto Tech., Ottawa Patricia Hammond. French. Olathe Dora Hann, Home Ec,. Peru Ronald Harley, Ind, Arts Ed.. Riverton Carol Harmei. Ele. Ed., Wichita James Harmon. History, Pittsburg Patrick Harmon, Phys. Ed.. Overland Park Kenny Harper, Soc. Science, Pittsburg Helen Harrison, Education, Pittsburg Albert Hartman, Math, Joplin, Mo. Michael Hartman. Bus. Adm., Joplin. Mo. Edward Hartwick, Tech. Elec., Pittsburg Marilyn Hayden. Bus.. Ed., Girard DeAnn Hayes. Phys. Ed.. Hutchinson Michael Hayes. Bus. Adm.. Lockwood, Mo Sandra Heady, Ele. £d., Erie Janet Hendrix, Ele, Ed.. Coffeyville Orin Hendrickson, Wood Tech.. Eureka Jerry Henry. Auto Tech.. Parsons 282 Robert Henson, Marketing, Joplin, Mo. Ronald Hertig, Trade Tech. Ed.. Clay Center Jennifer Hightower. History. Pittsburg Lawrence Hill. Music Ed.. Gas City Nancy Hoffman. Psychology. Parsons Nancy Holman. Music Ed.. Savonburg John Homer III. Phys. Ed.. Meade Richard Honton, History. Wichita William Hood. Marketing. Pittsburg Herna Hoover. Ele. Ed.. Pleasanton William Hopkins. Bus. Adm.. Darien, Conn. Dodie Horgan. Art.. Pittsburg Susan Horton. Ele. Ed.. Wayside Margaret Howard. Ele. Ed.. Coffeyville Pat Hoyt. English. Kansas City Jerry Hudson. Math. Girard Neil Hudson. Trade Ind.. Parsons Steve Hudson, Bus. Adm.r Mission Sue Hulsey. Ele. Ed.. Coffeyville Gail Hunt. Ele. Ed.. Coffeyville Jim Hunt. History. Carthage. Mo. Richard Hurst, Accounting. Mission Jon Hutchinson. Accounting. Ft. Scott Mike Hutchinson. Phys. Ed.. Joplin. Mo. Anthony Ibarra. Business. Overland Park Sherry Ingersoll, Ele. Ed.. Leavenworth David Ives. English. Havelock. Iowa Thomas Jackson. Soc. Science. Wichita Barbara Jacobs. Ele. Ed.. Chanute Gerri Jaro. Marketing. Ft. Scott 283 Jes-Low Judy Jessen, Ele. Ed.. Baxter Springs Linda Jewett. Ele. Ed,. Cherryvale Lee Johnson, Accounting. Granby. Mo. Roy Johnson, Auto. Tech., Bronson Sandi Johnston. Ele. Ed., Pittsburg Sara Jolly. Bus. Ed., Wellington Jean Jones. Social Work. Joplin, Mo. Nancy Jones. Foreign Lang., Baxter Springs Richard Jones II.. History. Stamford. Conn. Ronald Jones, Bus, Adm., Ft. Scott Kenneth Kabonic. Sociology. Frontenac Michael Kane. Electronics. Baxter Springs Jeffrey Karlinger. Bldg. Des.. Franklin Don Karst. Geography, Hoisington Gary Kaufman, ind. Ed,, Kingman Robert Keith. Finance. Pittsburg Ronald Keith. Bus. Adm., Baxter Springs Bill Kelly, Auto. Tech., DrexeL Mo. Larry Kennett, Marketing. Pittsburg Carl Kent. Marketing. Kansas City Michael Kersley. History. Kincaid Suzanne King, Home Ec.. Leawood Janice Kleinke, Ele. Ed., Farlington George Klepac, Ind. Arts. Kansas City George Kline. Soc. Science. Pierce City. Mo. Janice Knuth. Home Ec.. Wichita Paul Kornechuk. Print, Mgt, Boston Mass. Jack Kornfeld. History, Pleasanton Helen Kramer, Ele. Ed., Viola Glenn Krantz. Math, Manville, N.J. 284 Cynthia Kreutziger, Math. Baldwin Kathleen Kuhn, Social Work, Hutchinson Terry Kunstel, Phys. Ed.. Arcadia Darlene LaGasse. History. Joplin. Mo. Gail Laing. History. Pittsburg Gail Lake. Psychology. San Mateo. Calif Karen Lancaster. Social Work Sedgwick Tom Larsen. Bus. Adm.. PittsDurg Jeffrey Latz, History. Waukegan. Ill David Lawless. Speech. Yates Center Linda Lawson. Home Ec.. Parsons Bruce Lenhardt. Electronics. Spickard. Mo. Miklos Lents. Pol. Science. Pittsburg Joe Lepo, Biology, Arma Bob Leppke. Phys. Ed.. Marion Janet Lewark. English, Coffeyville Lanny Lind. Marketing, lola Johnny Linden. Ind. Arts. Parsons Keith Linseheid. Mach. Des., Arlington James Linton. Phys. Ed.. Overland Park Wilson Liter. Marketing. Nevada. Mo. Linda Little. Ele. Ed. South Bend. Ind. Felix Livingston. Economics, Pittsburg Leonard Lockwood. Accounting. Caldwell David Loeffler. Accounting. Pittsburg Jerry Lomonaco. Auto. Tech.. Kansas City. Mo. Charles Lowe. Accounting. Chanute James Lowe. Soc. Science. Girard Sandra Lowe. Soc. Work. Girard Nancy Lowery. English, Carterville. Mo. 285 Lud-Nic Earl Ludium, Ind. Arts, Ed., Pittsburg Carol Ludwig. Soc. Work. Osawatomie Roger Lundy, Tech. Elec.. Burden Robert Lynn. Spanish. Humansville. Mo Kay McCoy. Ele. Ed.. Erie Patricia McCorkle. Ele. Ed.. Galena Janice McGehee. Ele. Ed., Seneca. Mo. James McGinnis. Bus. Adm., Coffeyville Larry McGuire. Accounting, Anderson. Mo. Darrell Mcllvain. Auto Tech.. Madison Patrick McKee. Biology, Pittsburg Michael McKenna. Sociology. Pittsburg Richard McLaren. Bus. Adm.. Chanute Stanley Maffetb Music. Lamar, Colo. Roger Maisch. Bus. Adm.. Paola Karen Malan. Ele. Ed,. Pierce City, Mo. Raj Malhotra. Drama. New Delhi. India Wesley Malik, Auto Tech., Burlington Arthur Malle. Bus. Adm., Pittsburg Connie Manitz. Ele. Ed„ Pittsburg John Mantooth, History. Olathe Michael Marrone. Chemistry, Pittsburg Sue Marshall, Foreign Language. Salma Patti Marshall. History. Carterville. Mo. Janet Martens. Art Ed.. Leavenworth Ned Mattingly. Phys. Ed.. LeRoy Norma Mattingly. Ele. Ed.. LeRoy Betty Mayfield. English. Arcadia Ruth Meier, Bldg. Des.. Middletown. NJ. Leon Merz, Math, Cedar Vale 286 Dan Michaelis. Sociology. Independence Mitchel Miles. Music. Arcadia Alice Miller. History. Coffeyville Barbara Miller. Ele. Ed.. Independence Jerry Miller. Bus. Adm5, LaCygne William Miller. Ind. Arts Ed.. Chetopa Barry Mills. Auto Tech.. Baytown. Mo Larry Mills. Marketing. Lansing Jane Mithceli. Ele. Ed.. Joplin. Mo. Marc Monasmith. Ind. Arts Ed.. Maize Linda Montee, Bus. Ed.. Franklin Dwight Moore, History , Kansas City Sandra Moore. History. Fontana Jim Morey. Phys. Ed.. Pittsburg Charles Monconi, Soc. Work. Frontenac Harry Morrison. Print. Tech.. Kansas City Robert Morrison. Marketing. La Harpe Milam Mounts. Bldg. Des.. Dexter Beth Mullinax. Ele. Ed.. Parsons Larry Munn, Math, Joplin. Mo. David Newcomb. Math. Chanute Jess Newkirk. Business. Caldwell Carolyn Nichols, Baxter Springs David Nichols. History, Hamilton John Nicoletti. Bldg. Des.. Arma Carol Munson, History, Joplin. Mo. Dan Myers. English. Sedan Janet Naaktgeboren. Math. Kansas City Martin Naaktgeboren, Math. Kansas City Nona Neises. Ele. Ed.. Parsons 287 Nie-Rea Peggy Niemeir, Soc, Work, Ft. Scott Terry Nienhouse. Marketing, Kensington. Md. Stephen Norman. Ind. Arts Ed., Iota Wesley Norman II, Auto. Tech,. Overland Park J. Patrick Normifle, Biology, Shawnee Mission Donald Norris. Ind. Arts. Wichita Bill Oertle, Tool Mfg. Tech.. Pittsburg Betty Oler. Ele. Ed.. Parsons Richard Oler. Accounting. Parsons Eunice Olson. Ele. Ed.. Carteville. Mo. Mary O'Malley. Home Ec., Scammon William O'Malley. Marketing. Scammon Julie Oman. Bus. Ed.. Altamont Bonham Oney. Phys. Ed., Pittsburg Michael Orfitefli, Phys, Ed.. Pittsburgh. Penna. Richard Osiecki. Psychology. Ft. Baker. Calif. Barbara Owens. Marketing, Parsons Bill Pack. Ind. Ed.. Arkansas City Betty Papish. Ele. Ed,. Pittsburg Phillip Parker. Psychology. Hugoton Mary Parrish, Ele. Ed.. Joplin. Mo. Marilyn Passmore. Ele. Ed.. Pitlsburg Marcia Peck. Math. Pittsburg Thomas Pellegrin. Auto Tech.. St. Louis. Mo. 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Neodesha Charles Templer, Accounting. Fredonia Joseph Templet. Marketing. Cherryvale Roger Tennant. Ind. Tech.. Wellington Nita Thoele. Biology. Kansas City James Thomas, Tool Mgf. Tech.. Drexel. Mo Patty Thompson. Speech. Kansas City. Mo. Roy Thompson. Ind. Arts Ed.. Dennis John Thorne. Auto. Tech.. Paola Marilyn Tomlin. Ele. Ed.. Kansas City Marcia Toney. English. Coffeyville 292 Larry Trout. Auto Tech., Prairie Village Jane Turner. Ele. Ed.. Columbus Janice Tyson. Bus. Ed.. Waverly Barbara Urankar. Math. Pittsburg Ronald Urich. Non-major. Shawnee Mission Anita Van Pelt, Ele. Ed., Pittsburg Leland Van Scyoc. History. Hoisington Janice Varsolona, English. Arma Keith Varvel. Phys. Ed.. LeRoy Martha Veasley. English. Kansas City Thomas Verner, English. Parsons Loyce Viles. Ele. Ed.. Kansas City Sue Wagner. Ele. Ed.. Ft. Scott Thomas Ward, Biology, Columbus Carolyn Warfel. Ele. Ed,. Kansas City Richard Warner. Art. St, Louis, Mo. Calvin Warrem, Phys. Science, Overland Park Rosemary Warren. Home £c,. Bronson Carolyn Wasser, Ele Ed.. Chanute Steven Wasson. Des. Draft., Peoria, III. Rosalie Watkins. Fr. Ger„ Ontario. Canada Julia Watts. Ele. Ed.. Girard Janice Weis, Ele. Ed.. Chanute Jerry Weis, Sociology, Chanute Terry Wells, English. Atchison Dianne West. Bus. Ed.. Blue Mound James West. Ind. Arts Ed.. Topeka Betty White. Ele. Ed.. Holliday Maurice White. Marketing, Winfield Troy Whitesides. Auto Tech,. Baytown, Tex. 293 Whi-Zuz Carol Whitson. Bus. Ed.. Seneca. Mo. Michael Wilcox. Print. Tech.. Wichita Glen Wiford. Accounting. Miami. Qkla. John Wilkinson. Marketing. Madison Kendra Wilkinson, Bus. Ed.. El Dorado Donny Wilks. Phys. Ed.. Pierce City. Mo. James Williams, Ind. Arts Ed.. Columbus Darrell Wilson Jr.. Ind. Arts Ed.. Parsons Dennis Wray Wilson. Biology. Ft. Scot! Donna Wilson. Bus. Ed.. Wichita Lois Wilson, Music. Pittsburg Sue Wilson. Home Ec„ Kansas City Jerry Wiseman. Art. Columbus Ben Witty. Phys. Ed., Parsons Kay Wood. Shawnee Mission Jeannine Wormington, History. Sarcoxie, Mo, Betty Worthington. Phys. Ed.. Bronson Jerry Wright. Phys. Ed., Dover Willis Wulf. Ind. Ed.. Dodge City Lawrence Wunderly. Math. Devon Linda Wyatt. English. Neosho. Mo. Virginia Yadrich. Ele. Ed.. Kansas City John Yoger, Marketing, Oswatomie Forrest Young, Ind. Arts. Adrian. Mo. Michael Zaccarello, Bus. Adm., Columbus Joe Ziegler. Auto. Tech. Drexel. Mo. John Zinn. Ind. Tech.. Wichita DennisZwahlen. Des. Draft.. Hallowell Thomas Zuzzio. Accounting, Humboldt 294 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Judy Utes, Rep.; Mike Crumbliss. Pres.: Judy Fain, Sec.: Peggy Dunavan. Vice-Pres.: Steve Kruse. Treas. Undergraduates Virginia Abaloz. Jr.. Coffeyville Delene Abati. Jr.. Girard Connie Abraham. Soph.. Pittsburg Linda Adkins, Fr.. Wichita Buck Adrian. Fr.. Philadelphia. Pa. Jeffrey Affalter. Soph.. Stanley Lorna Alford. Jr.. Lawton Shahin Allahyari, Jr.. Tehran, Iran Charles Allen. Soph.. Neodesha Phillip Allen. Soph.. Columbus Roberta Allen. Soph., Springfield. Va. Susan Alt, Fr.. Shawnee Mission David Amayo. Jr.. Kansas City Michael Amayo. Kansas City Charlene Amos. Fr.. Columbus W. Arlo Amstutz. Fr.. Topeka Barry Anderson. Fr.. Pittsburg Carolyn Anderson, Soph., Overland Park Paulette Andra. Sp.. Conway Springs Richard Andrews. Soph.. Kansas City Earlene Angel. Jr.. Welch. Ok. Nancy Angel.Soph.. Pittsburg Myrna Arb. Jr.. Kingman Luanne Arduino, Soph.. Pittsburg ' I 295 Arm-Bre Kay Baldauf. Fr., Haven Carol Baldwin. Fr.. Galesburg Gene Baldwin. Fr.. Baxter Springs Jim Baldwin. Fr., Lawrence Larry Banks. Jr... Noel. Mo. Guy Barker. Soph.. Liberal. Mo. Elizabeth Barnaby, Fr., Howard Janet Barnard. Fr.. Oswego Victoria Barnard. Jr., Oswego Patricia Barnes. Jr.. Kansas City Evelyn Barnett. Fr., Osawatomie Roger Barney. Jr.. Olathe Steven Armstrong. Jr.. Ft. Scott Barbara Arthur. Soph., Erie David Ash. Jr., Roxbury Steven Ashbacher. Fr.. Arma Marsha Atchley, Jr.. Pittsburg Marjorie Atkinson. Fr.. Paola Joyce Avery, Fr., Montgomery, Ala. Carios Avila, Jr.. Cohabamba. Bolivia Norma Ayers. Jr.. Leon Bob Back. Soph.. Columbus Edward Backhus. Jr.. Kansas City Jane Bair. Jr., Parsons Sandy Barone, Jr.. Mulberry Bruce Bartelli, Fr., Pittsburg Donald Barth. Soph.. Olathe Marilyn Bash. Soph.. Houston, Tex. Ralph Basler. Soph.. Overland Park Janet Bass. Jr.. Topeka Kenneth Beach. Jr.. Kansas City Anna Beasley. Fr.. Pittsburg Ralph Beasley Jr.. Jr., Garnett Sandra Becknell. Fr.. Mound City Duane Benbrook. Jr.. Miami. Okla. Julie Bender. Soph.. Bonner Springs Cindy Bennett. Fr.. Shawnee Mission Glenn Bennett, Fr.. Kansas City Linda Bennett. Fr.. Paola Wayne Benson. Soph.. Chanute DeeAnna Berns. Fr.. Kansas City Jannette Bertoncino. Jr.. Arma Lloyd Bever, Jr.. McPherson Gregory Bever. Fr.. Farlington Alpha Bibbs. Jr.. Kansas City, Mo. Carol Bicknell, Fr.. Pittsburg Pamela Bilger, Soph., Pittsburg Sandy Bingham, Jr.. Baxter Springs 296 Lowell Binney. Jr.. Independence. Mo. Nancy Bishop. Jr., Pittsburg Connie Stanken. Fr.. Pittsburg Emily Blasor. Fr.. Pittsburg Janis Bloomcamp. Soph.. Pittsburg Jarold Boehme. Jr., Offerle Beverly Bohannod. Jr.. Neodesha Deane Bolick, Jr.. Cherokee Kathy Bolles. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Catherine Boor. Fr.. McCune David Boote, Soph.. Baxter Springs Roger Borders. Jr., Leavenworth Danny Borello. Fr.. Pittsburg Rahim Borhani. Jr.. Shiraz. Iran Lorna Bohinc. Fr.. Pittsburg Douglas Boisdrenghien. Fr.. KansasCity Karen 8ourne, Fr.. Pittsburg Ann Bournonville. Jr.. Pittsburg Connie Bournonville. Fr., Pittsburg Joe Bournonville. Soph.. Pittsburg Barbara Bowers, Fr.. Pittsburg Glenda Bowlin. Jr.. KansasCity Jim Bowman. Jr,. Cherokee Richard Bowman, Jr.t Overland Park Judy Bratton, Soph.. Shawnee Mission Marcia Bray. Soph.. Leavenworth Richard Bray. Fr.. Kansas City Vivian Bray. Fr.. Pittsburg David Breckenridge. Soph.. Joplin. Mo. Gin Brewer. Fr,. Shawnee Mission James Boyce. Jr., Overland Park Brenda Boyd. Fr,. Olathe David Boyd, Fr., Chetopa David W. Boyd, Fr.. Columbus Donna Boyd. Soph.. Wichita Jenny Boyd. Fr.. Baxter Springs Steve 8oyes, Soph,. Columbus Sharon Boyes. Jr.. Columbus Linda Bracken. Jr.t Fredonia Warren Bradshaw. Soph.. Oswego Rosemary Brady. Jr., Parsons Jeanne Branizor, Fr.. Ft. Scott Russell Bretz.Soph.. Dighton Donald Brezavar, Fr.. Pittsburg Michael Bricker. Soph.. Waldo James Bridgman, Fr., Overland Park Richard Brill. Jr.. Masontown. Pa. Ronald Brinkman, Jr.. Topeka 297 Bro-Con Marceline Brock. Fr.. Weir Phillip Brocket. Jr.. Paola Carol Brodock. Fr.. Kingman Jeffery Brooks. Fr.. Mission Kenneth Brooks. Jr.. Pittsburg Kelley Broughton, Jr.. Bronson Cyndi Brown. Soph.. Overland Park Hazel Brown. Soph.. Riverton Linda Brown. Jr.. Fulton Sherry Brown. Soph.. Pittsburg Theresa Brown, Soph.. Pittsburg Maxine Broyles. Fr.. Frontenac James Brundrett. Fr.. Kansas City Gary Buchanan. Jr.. Mission John Buche. Soph.. Mulberry Tim Buche. Jr.. Mulberry Steve Bukaty. Jr.. Kansas City Kathy Burbach, Jr., Pittsburg James Burnett. Jr.. Pleasant Hill. Mo. David Burns. Jr.. Pittsburg Robert Burns. Jr., Cherryvale Michael Burnside, Soph., Mindenmines. Mo. Jim Burris. Soph., Oswego Marilyn Busby. Fr.. Baxter Springs Marianne Bush, Fr.. Pittsburg James Buslt. Jr.. Jr.. Parsons Alberta Byers. Soph.. Osawatomie Nancye Cabell, Fr.. Hutchinson Karen Caldwell. Jr., Pittsburg Jean Cameron. Jr.. Frontenac Richard Cameron. Soph.. Frontenac Joseph Candelario, Fr.. Kansas City Cheryl Card. Soph.. Ft. Scott Mary Caresio, Fr.. Coffeyville David Carey. Jr.. Yerington Barbara Carlin. Fr.. Pittsburg Allan Carlson, Fr., Cherokee Edward Carlson, Jr.. Monett, Mo, Donald Carlstrom, Soph.. Leawood Charles Carpenter. Jr.. Kansas City Jeryl Carr. Fr.. Garnett Ann Carrico. Jr.. Edna Linda Carriger, Fr.. Galena Steffen Carroll. Soph.. Pittsburg Irene Carter, Jr.. Carthage, Mo. Leland Carter, Fr.. Ft Scott Stephanie Cartmill. Fr.. Kansas City Terry Carver, Soph., Altoona 298 Mitchell Casady, Jr., Erie Cathy Casement. Jr., Sedan Tricia Casement. Fr.. Sedan Howard Cass. Jr.. Pittsburg Michael Cassel. Soph.. Pratt Christine Cassell. Soph.. Overland Park Ed Cassidy. Jr.. Kansas City Ronald Cattelino. Soph.. Overland Park Cornelia Cavinee, Soph.. Osawatomie Jon Cavitt. Jr.. Pittsburg Dena Chamberlain, Jr.. Dodge City Ronald Chance. Jr.. Sylvia Cheryl Chapman, Jr., Pittsburg Mike Chapman. Fr.. Fredonia Cathy Ciardullo, Soph,. Arma JamesCiardullo.Soph.. Pittsburg Kim Ciardutlo. Jr.. Anna Olivia Cignetti, Fr.. Pittsburg GaryCinotto, Jr., Frontenae Susie Claflin. Soph.. Kansas City Kathleen Clapham, Jr., Sacramento, Calif. Glenna Clapton. Fr.. Pratt Edward Clark, Soph., lola Nancy Clark. Soph.. Mound City Sheryl Clarke. Jr., Columbus David Clary. Jr.. Moran Carolyn Clayton, Fr.. Overland Park Sherri Clayton. Jr.. Coffeyville Connie Clinkenbeard, Soph., Prairie Village Debby Close, Jr„ Pittsburg Linda Clothier, Soph.. Pittsburg Galen Cloud. Jr.. St. Joseph, Mo. James Cloud. Fr.. Overland Park Elynor Clough. Jr., Langdon Evelyn Clough. Jr.. Langdon Sherene Coats. Fr.. Olathe Debbie Cockran, Fr.. Parker Jennifer Coffman. Soph,, Carthage, Mo. Michaef Cole. Jr., Chetopa David Coleman. Fr.. Baxter Springs Peggy Coleman. Soph,. Pittsburg Kathy Collins. Fr., Pittsburg Linda Collins. Jr.. Fredonia PaulColyer. Soph., Pittsburg Barbara Condo. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Cathy Conger. Sr,, tola Dana Conner, Jr.. Overland Park Kenneth Conway. Fr.. Moline 299 Coo-Duc Dan Coombs III, Jr.. Overland Park Stephen Cooper. Jr., Parsons Julie Coover. Soph.. Erie Marilyn Copeland. Jr.. Wichita Susan Copeland, Soph,, Kansas City Eric Copening. Jr., lola Sally Cossairt. Fr.. Columbus Margaret Constantini, Fr.. Pittsburg Sherry Covert. Fr.. Meade James Cox, Fr., Manhattan Lonnie Cox. Fr.. Buffalo Bill Craighead, Soph., Fremont. Neb. Rodney Crain. Soph.. Neosho. Mo. Joyce Crandon. Fr.. Pittsburg Marsha Cranz. Jr., Emporia Linda Craven, Soph.. Erie George Crawford. Jr.. El Dorado Springs. Mo. Darla Grays. Jr.. Ft. Scott Mike Creel, Soph., Pittsburg Joan Cremer. Fr.. Pittsburg Judy Cremer. Soph.. Pittsburg Shirley Crews. Jr.. Pittsburg Carl Crocker. Fr.. Chetopa Kathleen Cronister. Soph.. Pittsburg Larry Crosetto. Jr.. Coffeyville Robert Cruce. Soph.. Leavenworth Mike Crumbliss. Jr.. Joplin, Mo. JackCukjati. Fr.. Arma JamesCullison. Fr.. Satanta Yvonne Cummings. Soph., Winfield Joyce Cunningham. Fr.. Kansas City Linda Daetwyler. Soph.. Lamar. Mo. Al Daftari. Jr., Tehran, Iran Cheryl Daily, Soph.. Prairie Village Deborah Dalke. Fr.. DeSoto Dana Dalton. Fr.. Pittsburg Phyllis Dalton. Soph.. Fontana Phillip QiAmico, Fr.. McPherson Mary Elizabeth Dardis, Fr.. Eudora Jewell Darrah. Fr.. Lamar. Mo. Dianne Davidson. Soph.. Anderson. Mo. Suzanne Davidson. Soph.. Anderson. Mo. Kathryn Davis. Fr.. Osawatomie LeNona Davis. Jr.. Bonner Spring Kent DeFraties. Fr.. Leawood Dennis DeGraff. Jr., Galena Dennis DeGroodt, Soph., Joplin, Mo. Sandra Demous. Fr.. Eureka 300 Dorothy Dennis. Jr., Parsons Sharon Denton. Soph., Olathe Boyce Derossett. Soph.. Kansas City Connie Dessenberger. Fr.. Mound City Arlene Devena, Fr.. Weir Cathy Deweese. Fr.. Olathe Paula Dewey. Soph.. Columbus Anita Dickason, Jr,. Parsons Kristi Dickson. Soph.. KansasCity Randall Diehm. Fr.. Osawatomie J. B. Dill. Fr.. Columbus Carolyn Dixon. Jr., Parsons Grill sessions over coffee are often even as educational as class sessions. Teresa Doerr. Soph.. Garnett Emily Doolin. Jr.. Kansas City Timothy Donovan. Jr.. Pratt Bruce Dorsey. Soph.. Eldorado Springs, Mo. Thomas Doty. Jr.. Baxter Springs Diane Douthit, Fr., KansasCity Kenneth Doyle. Jr.. Parsons Dixie Draeger, Fr., Columbus Glenna Drake. Soph.. Lebanon. Mo. Joyce Draper, Soph., Pittsburg Bill Dreher, Jr., lola Pamela Duckett, Fr.. Prairie Village 301 Duc — Gar Larry Duckworth. Jr.. Coffeyville Peggy Dunavan. Jr.. Mound City Jeff Dunaway. Jr.. Osawatomie Barbara Duncan. Soph.. Pittsburg Eileen Duncan, Soph-. Gardner James Duncan. Jr.. Crestline Jan Duncanson.Soph-.Tonganoxie Wan eta Dungan, Fr. Arms Luella Dunlap. Fr., Weir Carl Dunn. Soph., Arcadia Louis Dunn. Fr.. Kansas City William Dunmvant Fr.. Baxter Springs Nancy Dunton, Soph., Arcadia David Durkin, Soph., Eudora Patricia Dwight. Jr.. Kansas City Linda Dyer. Soph.. Overland Park Geri Eberhardt. Jr.. Piedmont Marilyn Edds. Soph.. Pleasanton Bonny Edmonds. Fr.. Prairie Village Denise Eichelberger. Fr.. Mahomet. III. Allen Eichhorn. Jr., Pittsburg Rainelle Eichhorn. Fr.. Pittsburg John Eidsvig. Jr,. Joplin. Mo. Ann Elliott. Jr.. Pittsburg Becky Elliott. Soph.. Pittsburg Connie Elliott. Jr,. Coffeyville Rebecca Elliott, Fr., Sterling Susan Emerson. Soph.. Pittsburg Stan Engelbrecht. Fr.. Overland Park Marvin England, Jr.. Coffeyvi !e Martin Englehart. Soph.. Piper Marjorie Engquist. Soph.. Kansas City Robert Eshelbrenner. Jr.. Ft. Scott Linda Essex. Soph.. Liberal. Mo. Praneet Eurpongpan. Jr„ Banhkok. Thailand John Evans. Jr.. Topeka Marcia Evans. Fr.. Columbus Ramona Evans, Fr.. Riverton Steve Evans. Fr.. Beloit Lewis Ewell Jr.. Jr., Topeka Judy Fain. Jr.. Kansas City Carl Falke. Jr.. Westphalia Robert Farmer. Jr.. Ft. Scott Ginny Farris. Jr.. Joplin. Mo. Vicki Feaster. Fr.. Pittsburg Carol Feldmann. Fr.. Overland Park Carolyn Feldman. Fr., LaCygne Kathy Fennema, Jr. Kansas City 302 Joseph Ficklin, Soph.. Overland Park Hardy Finch III. Jr.. Greenwich Conn. Thomas Fincham. Soph.. Clay Center Rhonda Findley. Fr.. Overland Park Connie Fisher. Fr., Baldwin Mary Fitch. Soph.. Pittsburg David Fenton. Jr.. Parsons Ron Fenton. Fr.. Overland Park E. Louise Ferguson. Jr.. Parsons Loretta Ferraro. Fr,. Carona Michael Fetters. Fr.. Webb City. Mo Loenard Fettig. Jr.. Pittsburg Jeanette Forsberg. Jr.. Kansas City RoseMarie Fortune. Fr., Kansas City Joe Fowler. Fr.. Kansas City. Mo Mattye Foxx, Jr.. Pittsburg Vicki Fraker, Fr.,. Garnett Carol France. Soph.. Galena Janet Frankenbery. Jr., Altoona John Frankenberg. Fr.. Overland Park Cheryle Franklin, Soph,, Neon, Ohio Linda Franklin. Soph., Treece Linda Fra2ee. Soph.. Columbus Susan Fred. Jr.. DeKalb. Ill Colette Fleming. Fr.. Pittsburg Gary Fleming, Soph.. Newton Paula Fleming. Soph.. Pittsburg SueFloth. Jr.. Prairie Village John Fogg. Jr,. Columbus Vickie Forcum. Fr.. Baxter Springs Mark Freeman. Jr.. Sedan Sara Frere. Soph.. Baxter Springs Susan Frere. Jr.. Baxter Springs Raymond Fried. Jr.. EIDorado. Cathy Friend, Soph., Columbus Randall Friend, Fr., Carterville, Mo Merlin Frobish. Jr.. Columbus Dixie Fuhrman. Jr., Meade Carol Gabel. Jr.. Paola Roseoe Gaither. Fr.. Baxter Springs Ron Gallagher, Jr.. Pittsburg JoAnn Gallinetti. Jr.. Frontenac Lynn Galloway. Jr.. Hutchinson Janine Gann. Jr.. Tyro Karen Ganzman. Soph.. Pittsburg Mary Gatheman. Soph., Neosho. Mo Helen Gardner, Jr., Plevna Nicki Gardner, Soph., Emporia 303 Gar-Har Cheryl Garigiietti, Fr.. Arma Kathy Garrgliett . Fr., Girard Janie Garrett. Soph.. Caney John Gartin. Soph., Kansas City Linda Gates, Fr.. Kansas City Rita Gates. Fr.. Girard Judy Gartner, Fr., Pittsburg Theodis Gatlin Jr., Leavenworth Steve Gaut, Fr.. Kansas City Harold Geisler, Jr.. Riverton Peter Gent. Jr.. Belleville. III. Vicki Gentry. Fr.. Pittsburg Pamela George, Fr., Sumner, Wash. Larry Gfeller. Jr.. Junction City Betty Gibbens. Fr.. Prairie Village Kathryn Gibbens. Soph.. Prairie Village Jesse Gilbert. Jr.. Neosho. Mo. Patricia Gill, Soph.. Pittsburg Gary Gilliland. Soph.. Lawrence Barbara Gilmore. Jr.. Pittsburg Dee Gilreath. Soph.. Neosho, Mo. Richard Gimlin. Fr.. Pittsburg Amelia Ginardi. Fr.. Girard Linda Glazier, Soph.. Pittsburg James Glenn. Soph.. Overland Park David Goerlz. Jr.. Lehigh David Godsey. Jr.. Independence Howard Golden, Fr.. Levittown. N.V. Trudy Goodall, Soph.. Pittsburg Brent Gooding. Fr.. Overland Park Clifford Goodwill, Sr., Williamsburg Bill Gordon, Soph.. Eudora Linda Gordon. Soph.. Pineville. Mo. Mary Gordon. Soph.. Prairie Village Sheila Gordon. Fr., Eudora Donald Gore. Soph.. Pittsburg Lois Gore. Fr., Pittsburg Jeanne Gorges. Soph., Andale Sharad Gosalia. Soph,, India Gary Goul. Jr., Shawnee Mission Leanna Gowens. Fr.. Galena Nancy Graham. Fr,. Fredonia Lynny Grant, Fr,, Scammon Mary Grant. Fr.. Overland Park Kenneth Gray. Soph., McPherson John Greason. Jr.. Osawatomie Dwayne Green, Jr.. Parsons Judy Greve. Jr., Walnut 304 Charles Griffin. Jr.. Gardner Kathy Griffin, Jr.. Coffeyville Lyle Griffiths. Soph.. Clay Center Gary Grimaldi. Fr,, Pittsburg Kathy Grimes. Fr.. Overland Park Linda Grimes. Jr., Parsons Dennis Gripp. Soph,. Kansas City Jean Groner, Jr., St. Paul Carolyn Grotheer, Fr., Pittsburg Evelyn Grotheer, Soph.. Pittsburg David Groves. Jr.. Sugar Creek. Mo. Mary Guerrieri, Fr,. Arma Larry Gudde. Jr.. Parsons Jerry Gullett. Fr.. Vinita. Okla. Johnnie Gullett. Jr.. Vinita, Okla. Jo Gunnels. Soph.. Drexel. Mo. Carol Haage. Jr., Pittsburg Joe Habjan, Jr., Pittsburg Gary Haddock. Jr.. Pierce City. Mo. Cheryl Hadley. Jr.. Kansas City Robert Hadley, Jr,, Neosho. Mo, Ranndy Haines. Jr.. Chanute Deidra Hair, Jr., LeRoy Clark Hall. Fr.. Pleasanton Don Hall, Fr.. Overland Park David Hallenbeck. Fr.. Linwood Judith Halloran. Soph.. Kansas City. Mo. Georgia Halpain. Jr.. Parsons Carl Hamilton. Fr., Columbus Karen Hamilton. Fr,, Blue Springs, Mo, Beth Hammerle. Fr.. Piedmont Daphne Hammers. Fr.. Shawnee Mission Carole Hanrock. Jr.. Prairie Village Bill Hand, Soph., Kansas City Nancy Hannegan. Jr.. Independence Karen Hansen, Soph., Shawnee Mission Kent Hansen. Fr.. Mission Danny Hanson, Soph., Olathe Max Hanson. Fr.. Clay Center Gene Hanusch. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Jackie Harbert. Jr., Derby Tommy Hardin., Jr.. Frontenac Phyllis Hardwick. Jr.. Oswego Marva Hardy. Jr.. Great Bend Nancy Hardy, Fr.. Pittsburg Richard Hardy, Jr., Pittsburg Walter Hare. Jr.. Coffeyville Carrie Harkins. Fr.. Liberal. Mo. 305 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Bill Williams. Rep.: Bill Hand. Pres.; Bob Peck. Treas.: Judy Cook. Sec.: Jim Biggins. Vice Pres. Har— Hoo Jim Harlin, Soph.. Chetopa Thomas Harmison, Soph., Newton Phillis Harold. Fr.. Parker Cheryl Harper, Fr.. Pittsburg Larry Harper. Fr.. Pittsburg Nora Harper. Fr.. Columbus Ella Harrigan, Soph.. Weir Robert Harris. Jr.. Atchison Susan Harris, Jr.. Coffeyville Linda Harrison. Jr.. Coffeyville Mark Hartter. Fr.. Overland Park Fred Hartwig. Fr.. Roelard Park Jean Harvey. Soph.. Kansas City David Haskins. Soph.. Meade Jean Hatfield. Fr.. Kansas City Marcia Haver. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Jack Haverly. Soph.. Joplin. Mo. Dale Hawks. Soph.. Lockwood. Mo. 306 David Hays, Soph., Pittsburg Kathy Hayes. Soph.. Nevado, Mo. Marilyn Hays. Fr., Pittsburg Sandra Hays. Fr.. Kansas City Barbara Hearne. Fr.. Pittsburg Jay Hedges. Jr., Houston. Tex. Steve Helley, Jr.. Paola Becky Helems. Soph.. Ponca City. Okla Jerry Helems. Jr., Ponca City, Okla. Karla Hellwig. Fr.. Oswego Lorraine Helms. Fr.. Arma Richard Helms, Soph., Scammon Douglas Hendricks, Soph.. Raymond Ruth Hendricks. Soph.. Sterling Pam Henesey, Jr.. Mound City Joe Henne. Soph,. Ft. Scott Margaret Henry, Jr., lola Vickie Herbeck, Fr., Pittsburg Jean Herdman, Soph., Edwardsville Dennis Hewett. Jr. Girard Nora Hicks, Jr.. Kansas City Christine Higgins, Soph., Pleasanton Marilyn Hight. Soph.. Coffeyville Kenneth Hightower, Jr,, LaCygne Joseph Hilger. Fr., Murdock Jacqueline Hill. Jr,. Kansas City Susan Himes, Soph.. Prairie Village Elaine Hines. Jr.. Erie Linda Hines, Soph., Pittsburg Marjorie, Hines, Fr., Erie Richard Hines. Fr.. Pittsburg Delores Hitchcock. Fr., Shawnee Mission Julie Hodge. Soph., Shawnee Mission Robert Hodges, Jr.. Kansas City Nancy Hoff. Fr., Pittsburg Zoeann Hoffmann, Soph.. Pittsburg Marilyn Hofford. Soph.. Coffeyville Cynthia Holliday. Soph.. Frontenac Ted Hollon. Fr.. Wellsville Jack Holmes. Soph.. Prairie Village Betty Holroyd. Soph., Hewins Rebecca Holt. Fr.. Pittsburg Larry Holtz. Fr.. Paola Cheryl Homamura, Jr.. Hawaii Robert Homer. Fr.. Meade Raymond Homolka. Soph.. Munden Elaine Hood. Jr.. Pittsburg Carol Hoover. Soph.. Pleasanton 307 Hop - Kle Nancy Hoppie. Fr., Kansas City Catherine Horner. Fr.. Kansas City Mary Horner. Jr.. Kansas City Kathy Horton. Fr., Wayside Sandy Howell. Jr.. Ft. Scott Roger Huckstead. Jr.. Parsons Patty Huddlestun, Fr„ Prairie Village David Hudson. Soph.. Girard Marsha Hudson. Jr.. Pittsburg Nancy Hudson. Jr.. Pittsburg Kathy Hudspeth, Soph., Greenfield. Mo. Christopher Huff. Jr.. Kansas City. Mo. Peggy Huffman. Soph.. Overland Park DeAnn Hughes. Soph.. Neodesha Donald Hughes. Jr.. Kansas City Janet Hughes. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Nancy Hughett. Jr.. Billings. Mont. Robert Hulen, Jr.. Shawnee Mission Linda Hull. Jr., Independence Rita Hulse. Jr., Shawnee Mission Calvin. Humble. Soph.. Girard Harlan Hunt, Fr.. Drexel, Mo. Barbara Hurd. Jr.. Joplin. Mo. Barry Hurst. Jr., Kansas City. Mo. Jay Hutchins. Fr.. Pittsburg Roberta Hutchins. Soph.. Carthage. Mo. Jean Ikeda. Fr.. Hilo. Hawaii Mary Lou Ikeda, Jr., Hilo. Hawaii Walton Ingham. Jr.. Leawood Debbie Ingram. Jr., Neosho. Mo. Mary Ann I reton. Soph., Pittsburg Joyce Irwin, Soph.. Lawton Bill Jameson. Soph.. Girard Nikki Janes. Jr.. Erie Norman Jantz. Jr., Webb City. Mo. Barbara Janzen. Fr.. Hesston Bernetta Johnson. Fr. Fredoma Christopher Johnson, Fr.. Pittsburg Craig Johnson. Fr.. Topeka Dennis Johnson. Jr.. Arcadia Eugene Johnson. Soph.. Baxter Springs Gayle Johnson. Jr.. Overland Park Judy Jeftcoat. Fr., Overland Park Kay Jefferson. Jr.. New Orleans. La. Connie Jenkins. Fr.. Weir Tom Jeter. Jr.. Wichita Karen Johansen. Jr.. Fanwood. N. J. Marty John. Fr.. Hiawatha 308 Jann Jolley. Fr., Pittsburg Larry Jolly. Fr.f Independence James Jolly. Fr.. Stanley David Jones. Fr., Hiawatha Kalhy Jones, Jr.. Frontenac Kevin Jones. Jr.. KansasCity Janet Johnson. Soph.. Leawood Judith Johnson, Fr.. Overland Park Phyllis Johnson. Soph.. Girard Richard Johnson. Jr.. Batavia. III. Ronald Johnson. Jr.. Pittsburg Leroy Johston. Jr.. Jr.. Kansas City Galen Jones, Fr.. Troy. Mo. Lee Jones. Soph.. Salina Robert Jones. Jr.. Pittsburg Rosa Joseph. Fr,. Galena Rose Joseph. Fr.. Galena Patricia Joyce. Soph.. Jasper. Mo. Cynthia Kelly. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Michael Kempton. Jr.. Prairie Village Daniel Kennedy, Jr., Richland Cynthia Kent. Fr.. Oswego Susan Kerley. Soph., Kansas City, Mo. Kenneth Kershner. Soph.. Moran Doris Junior. Fr.. Arma James Karlinger. Fr.. Franklin Craig Kasjaka. Jr.. Pittsburg Jo Anne Kautz. Soph., Pittsburg Toni Kavorinos. Jr.. Leawood Steve Kay, Fr.. Baldwin City Jim Kazmierski, Fr., Pittsburg Nancy Kearnes. Fr.. Pittsburg Gary Kees. Jr.. Oswego Douglas Keith, Jr.. Ottawa James Keller. Soph.. Pittsburg Edward Kellogg. Fr.. Pittsburg Joseph Ketterlin, Soph.. Osage Beach. Mo. Joyce Ketterman. Soph.. Columbus Bruce Kettler. Jr.. Mound City Randall Key. Jr., Hume. Mo. Kay King. Soph.. Fredonia Lois Kirby. Soph., Liberal. Mo. Suzi Kirby, Jr., Pittsburg Linda Kirchoff, Jr.. Independence Randy Kirkpatrick. Fr., Oswego Julie Kinder. Fr., KansasCity Linda King. Soph., Columbus Melinda Kleinke. Fr.. Farlington 309 Kli — Mcv Karen Kline, Soph.. Mound Valley Robert Klusman. Jr,. Paola Judith Kneebone, Fr., Pittsburg Jerri Knight. Jr,, Pittsburg Peggy Knight. Fr.. Shawnee Kris Knuth, Fr.. Wichita Wisha Koppers, Jr., Pittsburg Charles Kotwitz. Soph.. Drexel. Mo. Elizabeth Kovacic, Jr,. Arma Joan Kovacic. Soph.. Arma William Kovacic. Fr.. Arma Karen Kramer. Fr.. Overland Park Marsha Krog. Jr., Girard Marilyn Kropp. Jr.. Mound City Joyce Kruger. Soph.. Columbus Linda Krull. Jr.. Mound City Suzanne Kruse. Soph,. Colwich Larry Krull. Sr.. Blue Mound Ron Kietzman. Soph.. Kansas City Jeanne Lager. Fr.. Ft. Scott Warren Laible. Jr.. Wichita Kerry Lairmore. Fr.. Hugoton Connie Laird. Soph,. Kansas City Nancy Lamborn. Fr.. Pittsburg John Lampe. Jr,. Pittsburg Raymond Lance. Fr., Arma Patricia Land. Soph.. Leavenworth John Larsen. Soph.. Pittsburg Betty Lasley. Fr.. Kansas City Mary Lasley. Jr„ Fredonia Michael Lawson, Soph.. Kansas City Sharon Lawless. Jr., lofa Marsha Layton. Jr.. Independence Marilyn Leban. Jr.. Pittsburg Kathy LeGrotte. Soph.. Mission Vera Leming, Jr.. Kansas City. Mo. Douglas Leonard. Jr.. Humboldt Barbara Lesco. Soph.. Neodesha Elizabeth Leslie. Fr.. Paola Robert Lett. Jr.. Chanute Cheryl Lewallen. Fr.. Kansas City Robert Lewis, Fr, Osawatomie Susan Lieberl, Fr., Lawrence Delbert Liggett. Jr., Lincoln Peggy Lindley, Jr.. Parsons Yvonne Lindsey. Jr.. Paola Brent Linin, Soph.. Goodland Barbara Lipasek, Jr.. Pittsburg 310 Fred Lips. Fr., Coffeyvilfe Mark Liston. Fr.. Overland Park Jimmie Little. Soph.. Pittsburg Margaret Littlejohn. Jr.. Bonner Springs Dennis Lively. Fr., Satina Kristin Lively. Soph., Prairie Village Betty Loercher. Fr.. Shawnee Dick Loffswold. Fr.. Girard Vicki Lohr, Fr.. Pittsburg Jerry Lomshek. Soph., Pittsburg Cindy Long. Fr.. Prairie Village Clifford Long. Fr,, Pittsburg August Longo. Jr.. Arma Ricardo Lopez. Jr.. Kansas City, Mo. Ginny Lorton. Fr.. Kansas City Linda Loudermilk, Fr.. Leawood Mary Lowe. Soph., Chanute Charlene Lubratovic. Fr.. Kansas City Gayle Lucian. Jr.. Columbus Duane Ludwig, Soph., Osawatomie Dwight Lynn. Jr.. Remington. Mo. Sharon Lyon. Soph,, Freeman, Mo. Lowell McAfee. Fr.. Garnett George McAtee. Jr.. St. Paul Mary McCall. Soph., Shawnee Craig McClain. Fr,. Prairie Village Jim McClarnon. Jr.. Wichita Kay McClaskey. Jr.. Pittsburg Michael McClaskey. Jr.. Gladstone. Mo. John McCiintick, Jr.. Hepler Carl McCoy. Jr.. Baxter Springs Mary McCoy, Soph., Kansas City, Mo. Michael McCray, Jr.. Kansas City Joseph McCullough. Fr., Girard Linda McDaniel. Fr.. Kansas City John McFall. Jr., Ft. Scott Ann McFarling. Fr.. Neosho, Mo. Janet McGhee. Fr.. Lansing Susan McGuire. Fr.. Overland Park Jerry McIntyre. Jr.. Butler. Mo. Sharon McKenna. Fr.. Pittsburg Gordon McKinnie, Soph,. Erie Judith McLaughlin. Soph., Mound City Nancy McManigal. Fr.. Overland Park Robert McNay. Pittsburg Denice McNichols, Soph., Shawnee Mission Althea McRae. Jr.. Ft. Scott Ardis McVicker. Jr.. Deerfield. Mo. 311 Mad Moo Byron Maddox. Jr., Shawnee Mission Virginia Madill, Jr.. Chanute Donald Madison. Jr., Ft. Scott Alexander Madrigal, Jr., Kansas City Frank Madrigal, Soph., Kansas City Gilbert Madrigal. Jr., KansasCity Bonnie Maglaughlin. Fr.. Baxter Springs Patricia Maguglin. Soph.. Piper John Mahnken, Soph.. Pittsburg Gary Mahan. Jr., Parker Johnny Maisch, Soph., Leneza Ronald Maloney. Jr.. Mulvane Mary Mapes. Fr.. Weir Julie Maris. Jr.. Welch. Okla. Priseilla Marlatt. Soph., Atchison Charles Marsh, Soph., Drexel, Mo. Mary Marschallinger. Fr,. Pittsburg Robert Martens. Soph.. Hepler A quiet afternoon by the lake is often a welcome relief from the routine of college life. 312 Shirley Martens. Fr., Hepler Paula Martin. Fr., Pittsburg Sally Martin. Soph.. Howard Tommie Martin. Jr.. Columbus Bill Martinous. Soph., Pittsburg Mary Marx, Soph.. Shawnee Mission Sharon Massoth, Fr., Yates Center James Matthews. Soph., Kansas City Patricia Matthiassen. Fr., Shawnee Mission Bonnie Mausolf. Soph., Prairie Village Marilyn Maze. Jr., lantha. Mo, Clarence Meadows. Jr., Elk City Calvin Mein, Jr.. Walnut JaneMeirick, Fr., Mt. Vernon, Mo. Albert Mendez, Jr.. Kansas City Daniel Merrifield. Jr., Independence Danelle Messecar. Fr.. Shawnee Linda Messe rail, Fr.. Lamar. Mo Paul Metcalf. Fr,. Kearney. Mo Linda Metz. Soph., Stafford Sandra Meyer. Jr.. Kansas City Eric Mitgrim. Jr.. Joplin. Mo, Carl Miller, Jr,. Kansas City. Mo. Carol Miller. Jr.. Fairbanks. Alaska Catherine Miller, Fr., Oswego Diana Miller. Jr., Overland Park Evelyn Miller. Soph,. Pittsburg Fred Miller Jr.. Soph.. Liberty. Mo. Linda Miller. Jr.. Garnett Mark Miller. Jr,. Jacksonville, Fla Josea Mitchell. Jr., Kansas City. Mo. Marcia Mitchell, Jr.. Anderson, Mo. Ardith Mitchelson. Soph.. Baxter Springs Casinda Moberg, Soph., Overland Park Kenneth Moberg. Fr.. Kansas City Linda Moffatt, Jr,, Halstead Dennis Mohling. Soph., Shawnee Mission Linda Monical. Jr.. Fredonia Rodney Monroe, Fr., Oswego Vicki Monsour. Fr.. Pittsburg Wesley Montgomery. Soph.. Harrisonville. Mo. Kathi Moody. Fr., Galena Jenelle Moon. Jr.. Pittsburg Toni Moon. Soph.. Chanute Cynthia Mooney. Soph.. Riverton Gerald Moore. Jr.. Morse Phylis Moore. Soph.. Baxter Springs Rita Moore. Jr., Chanute 313 Moo — Por Susan Moore. Jr.. Lawton Carol Morgan. Jr.. Joplin. Mo. Dennis Morgan. Fr.. Overland Park Wiila Morgan. Fr., Kansas City Doris Moris. Jr.. Pleasanton John Morris. Soph.. Eudora Vicki Morris. Fr.. Columbus Linda Morrison, Jr.. Cherokee Marilyn Moser. Jr., Wichita Jamey Moulden. Soph.. Kansas City Caralyn Mounts. Jr.. Coffeyville Sheila Mulcahey. Soph.. Ottawa Debra Mullen, Fr., Erie Dennis Mullin. Soph.. Overland Park Don Munsell. Soph.. Parsons Garry Murdock. Jr.. Coffeyville Larry Murdock. Jr.. Coffeyville Jill Murphy. Jr.. St. Joseph, Mo. Donna Mussat, Fr.. Pittsburg Deborah Myers. Jr.. Shawnee Mission Marta Myers. Fr.. Overland Park Donna Nance, Jr.. Miami, Okla. Marilyn Napier. Fr.. Pittsburg Teresa Naremore. Fr., Parsons Linoa Natalini.'Fr., Frontenac Patpick Nease. Fr.. Parsons Joanne Needham. Jr.. Seneca. Mo. Alice Nelson. Jr., lola Carol Nelson. Soph.. Pittsburg Teresa Neufeld. Soph.. Independence Phyllis Newbanks, Jr., Oswego Linda Newkirk. Jr.. Caldwell Glen Newman. Jr.. Columbus Marilyn Niblack. Soph.. Sedan Ken Nichols, Jr.. Quapaw, Okla. Lonnie Nieonens. Fr., Dodge City William Nixon. Soph.. Wamego Gary Nogel, Soph., Des Moines. Iowa Jane Noland. Jr., Joplin. Mo. David Noltensmeyer, Soph.. Shawnee Mission Jon Norris, Soph., Wichita Richard Norton, Jr.. Topeka William Novero. Soph.. Pittsburg Sheryl Novotny, Fr., Garfield Les Nugent. Fr.. Overland Park Susan Nunn. Soph.. McCune Jody Oakleaf. Jr., Mound Valley Nevin O'Berg. Soph., Eudora 314 Karla Odell. Soph.. LeRoy Kristin Osborn. Soph.. Denver. Colo. James Ossana. Fr., Arma Donna Oswald. Fr., Kansas City Mrs. Jack Overman. Pittsburg Charlotte Owen. Jr.. Middletown. N, J, Nancy Owsley. Fr.. Prairie Village Jon Pafford. Jr.. Sand Springs. Okla. Patricia Pah I man. Fr.. Overland Park Marthy Panlow. Soph.. Lamar. Mo. Dennis Palmer, Soph., Wichita Jody Palmse. Fr.. Liberal, Mo. Ralph Paquette. Soph.. Burlington Bradley Parkison. Jr., Hillside. III. Sonja Parkison, Jr.. Liberal. Mo. Willa Parman. Soph., Elgin Stephen Parsons. Fr.. Cherokee Roy Patterson. Fr.. Lamar. Mo. Patti Patton, Fr., Pittsburg Tom Pavey. Soph,. Overland Park Mike Payne. Soph.. Pittsburg Cynthia Pearsall, Jr.. Caney Gary Pearson. Soph.. Altamont Mary Pearson, Jr.. Parsons Carl Peer. Jr.. Spring Hill Frank Pennell. Jr.. Liberal. Mo. Lawrence Pennington. Fr., Frontenac Marie Percy. Soph.. Pittsburg Sandra Perkins, Jr., Joplin, Mo. Richard Perry, Jr.. Pittsburg Stanley Perry. Fr.. Ottawa Dennis Peternell. Fr.. Girard Janice Peterson. Jr., Pittsburg John Peterson. Soph., Liberal, Mo. Philip Petruzzelli, Fr.. Overland Park Ronald Pfeiffer. Jr.. Garland Charlotte Phillips. Jr.. Parsons Dollie Phillips. Jr,. Caney Dale Phipps, Kansas City George Pickell. Fr.. Fredonia Jo Pickering, Soph,, Pittsburg Frank Pistotnik, Soph.. Pittsburg Billy Plake, Soph.. Pittsburg John Planchon, Soph., Anderson. Mo. Frank Polsak. Fr.. Franklin Crystal Pontious, Jr.. Parsons Jane Poppe. Soph.. Waverly Carol Porter, Soph.. Leawood 315 Por — Sau Linda Porter. Fr. Baxter Springs Deborah Post. Fr.. Mapleton Mike Potchad. Soph.. Kansas City Barbara Potter. Jr.. Pittsburg Cheryl Potter. Fr.. Baxter Springs Cynthia Potter. Soph.. Joplin. Mo. Deborah Potts. Soph., Shawnee Mission Charley Powell. Fr.. Overland Park Marilyn Powell. Jr.. Pittsburg Glenda Prentice. Fr.. Paola Constance Pretz. Fr., Kansas City Linda Price. Soph.. Baxter Springs George Prieto. Soph.. Clearwater Allan Pruitt. Jr.. Baxter Springs Nancy Pyle. Soph., Girard Nancy Quarton. Jr.. Nevada, Mo. Barbara Quirk. Jr.. Parsons Sharon Quirin. Jr.. Parsons Alice Rader. Jr.. Kansas City Marlyn Rader. Soph., Piedmont Tommy Ragonese. Soph.. Girard Sammie Ragonese. Jr., Girard Janet Rail. Fr.. Pittsburg Ed Ralston, Fr„ Overland Park Jo Ramage. Soph. Pittsburg Karen Randall. Soph.. Overland Park Linda Randall, Fr., Mound City Clarence Rau. Soph., Cheney Steve Ream, Fr.. Newton Paul Reaves. Fr.. Wichita Mark Reda, Fr., Cherokee Martha Redd. Fr,. Pittsburg Karen Reed. Fr.. Pittsburg Mary Lou Reed. Jr.. Kansas City Barbara Rehbehn. Fr.. Lenexa Joella Reid. Fr.. Oswego Diane Reilly. Soph.. Pittsburg Sandy Rencher, Fr.. Overland Park Delores Renn. Fr.. Pittsburg Alvin Rettmann. Jr., lola Carol Reynolds. Jr.. Parsons Janice Reynolds, Soph.. Kansas City Judy Reynolds. Jr., Mission Christine Rhodes. Soph.. Overland Park Joyce Rhoades. Soph., Riverton Don Richards. Jr.. Pittsburg Ronald Richards. Fr.. El Dorado Springs. Mo. Perry Richardson, Soph,. Kansas City 316 Julie Richardson. Soph.. Wichita Susan Richardson. Jr.. Pittsburg Trudy Richardson. Jr.. Oswego Max Rickley. Jr.. Wakefield Vicki Riebe. Soph.. Girard Sherry Riley. Jr.. Hillsdale Evelyn Rimbey. Fr.. Pittsburg Rene’ Rimel. Fr.. Wichita Trudy Rinne. Fr,. Dennis Pat Riojas, Fr.. Kansas City Patricia Ripple. Fr.. Overland Park James Rlea, Fr.. Joplin. Mo. Glenna Roberds. Fr.. Pittsburg John Robertson. Soph.. Dallas. Tex Marla Robinson. Fr.. Columbus Marylee Robison. Jr.. Columbus Vickie Robison. Jr.. Chanute Dennis Rogers. Jr., Caney Joe Rodgers, Jr.. LeRoy William Rogers, Jr.. Carthage. Mo. Jean Robe, Fr.. Eudora Mary Anne Rohde. Soph.. Pittsburg Carolyn Rolley. Fr.. KansasCity Steven Romondo. Jr.. Pittsburg John Ross. Soph.., Cheney Linda Ross. Fr.. Owawatomie Richard Ross, Jr., Parsons Charles Rothrock. Soph.. Prairie Village Michael Row. Fr.. Pittsburg Kevin Rowden. Soph.. Columbus David Rowe, Fr., Oxford Ethel Royse. Soph,. Longton Debbie Rubaloff. Soph.. Mission Daniel Rupp. Soph., Garden City Barbara Russell. Jr., Overland Park Peggy Russell, Fr.. Weir William Russell, Soph., Kansas City JoAnn Rutherford, Fr,. Mulberry Glenda Ruthrauff. Soph,. Moran Richard Rybolt. Fr.. Ottawa Joyce Ryder. Jr.. Pittsburg Becky Saar. Soph.. Jacksonville. Fla. Margaret Sale. Jr.. Chanute David Salmon, Jr., Fowler Richard Saporito. Fr.. Columbus Francis Sapp, Fr,. Hepler Patti Sauer. Fr,. Girard John Sauerwein, Jr., Ft. Scott 317 Martha Seefeldi Jr., Chanute Lonnie Seglie, Jr.. Franklin Donna Seidel, Jr,, Coffeyville Patricia Sellen, Fr.. Topeka Rosetta Seat, Jr.. Baxter Springs Jo Ann Setina, Fr., Arma Sea — Spa Connie Scavezze. Jr., Frontenac Brenda Schaar, Soph., Wichita Beverly Schaub. Jr.. Coffeyville Gregory Schell. Jr.. Kansas City Stephen Scherman. Soph.. Paola Kay Schiefelbein, Fr., Pittsburg Anne Schiefelbusch, Jr,. Parsons Leatress Schilling, Fr., Joplin, Mo. Marsha Schlee. Jr.. Pittsburg Al Schmidt. Fr.. Caldwell Phil Schmidt. Fr.. Caldwell Sharon Schmidt, Jr., Pittsburg Robert Schnoebelen. Fr.. Lewis Barbara Schneider. Fr., Pittsburg Kathy Schooley. Jr.. Coffeyville James Scott. Soph.. Wichita Janet Scovell. Fr.. Columbus Lutrecia Scroggins. Jr.. Pittsburg Nona Shane. Jr.. Parsons Paula Sharp. Soph.. Columbus Gregory Sharpe. Jr.. Mulvane Jerry Shelenhamer. Fr., Bolivar, Mo. Sharon Shelley. Fr.. Pittsburg Jeanie Sherman, Soph,. Cherokee LeRoy Shoemaker. Jr.. Paola Betty Shouse. Fr.. Pittsburg Margie Shouse. Soph.. Pittsburg Joe Showers. Soph.. Wichita Donna Sighel. Jr.. Overland Park Ronald Silver. Jr., Fredericksburg. Va. Helen Simmons, Jr.. Carthage. Mo. Roger Stmmons. Fr.. Tulsa. Okla. Sandra Simmons, Jr., Independence Billy Simpson, Jr.. Weir Gary Sinclair. Fr.. Columbus Dennis Sivits, Jr,, Kansas City Mickey Skaer. Jr., Pittsburg Gene Skahan. Soph., Columbus Gene Ann Skinner. Fr.. Pittsburg Nancy Slagle, Fr.. Pittsburg Paula Slease. Jr.. Riverton Carolyn Smalley, Jr., Neodesha 318 Rebecca Smallwood. Fr.. Riverton DaveSmardo. Jr.. Pittsburg Carol Smith. Fr.. Pittsburg Carol J. Smith. Fr.. Spring Hill Charles Smith, Fr.. Leawood David Smith. Fr.. Baxter Springs Gail Smith. Fr.. Pittsburg Gilbert Smith. Jr.. Pittsburg James Smith. Soph.. Pittsburg Lanny Smith. Soph.. Louisburg Mary Smith. Soph.. Columbus MayBeil, Smith. Fr.. Kansas City Nancy Smith. Jr.. Miltonvale Nick Smith. Fr.. Pittsburg Patrick Smith. Fr.. Girard Russel Smith. Jr.. La Cygne Susan Smith. Soph.. Pittsburg Vicky Smith. Soph.. West Line. Mo. Stephanie Snider. Soph.. Pittsburg Gail Snovelle. Soph.. Great Falls. Mont. Linda Snyder. Soph.. Carl Junction. Mo. Marshall Spangler. Jr.. Miami. Okla, Larry Spann. Jr.. Arma Jan Sparks. Soph.. Vinita. Okla. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Hunsaker. Vice Pres.: Doug Walter. Treas.; Jim Turner, Pres.: Connie Fisher. Sec.: (not pictured, Jim Wells. Rep.) 319 Spe-Unr Clara Speer. Fr.. Shawnee Mission Gerald Spencer. Jr.. Prairie Village Norma Spencer. Soph.. Nevada. Mo. August Splitter. Soph.. Liberal. Mo. Jerry Sponsel. Fr.. Girard Marilyn Springer. Soph.. Pleasanton Carol Sprinkle. Soph.. Overland Park Richard Stadter. Jr.. Monroe, La, Gary Stamm. Jr.. Wellington Janet Stamps. Soph.. Lockwood. Mo Gay Stangl. Jr.. Riverton Virginia Stange, Soph.. Humboldt Dale Staton. Soph.. Pleasanton Phil Stearns. Jr.. Arcadia Patricia Steinbauer. Soph., Arma James Stephenson. Fr.. Pittsburg Larry Sterrett. Jr.. Wichita Ed Stewart. Jr.. Highland John Stone. Fr.. Prairie Village Sally Stonecipher. Fr.. Prairie Village Kay Stoughton. Fr.. Fulton Carmen Stra. Fr.. Neosho. Mo. CharlesStrahan. Jr.. Pittsburg Cheryl Strickland, Jr., Coffeyville Rebecca Stice. Soph.. Oswego Sandra Stiles. Jr., Wilson Dennis Stokes. Soph., Overland Park Billy Stone. Fr., Columbus Connie Stone. Soph.. Nevada. Mo. Jerrie Stone. Soph., Columbus Vickie Stringer. Soph., Galesburg Jan Struble. Fr.. Pittsburg Charles Studyvin. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Don Stumbaugh. Fr.. Baxter Springs Helen Stumboll. Soph.. Weir Eldona Summers. Fr., Coffeyville Janice Susnik. Soph.. Pittsburg Robert Sutherland. Jr.. Prescott Susan Swager. Jr.. Nevada. Mo Irelene Swain. Jr.. Kansas City Larry Swaim. Soph.. Hiawatha Brenda Swift, Soph., Merritt island, Fla. Curtis Swisher. Soph.. Assria Ronal Sykes, Jr.. Kansas City Dennis Taber, Fr.. Riverton Betty Tackett. Jr.. Parsons Deana Talbert. Jr.. El Dorado Gordon Talbert. Soph., Wichita 320 Thomas Teal. Jr.. Welch. Okla. Gary Teel. Soph.. Columbus Martha Teel. Soph., Columbus Nancy Terrill. Jr.. Hutchinson Cinda Thatcher, Fr.. Pleasanton Regina Thatcher. Soph.. Pleasanton Gary Tanner. Fr.. Galena Blaine Taylor. Jr.. Miami. Okla. Joyce Taylor, Fr.. Walnut Leonard Taylor. Jr.. Kansas City Timothy Taylor. Jr.. Lyons Danny Teal. Fr., Chetopa Linda Thomson. Jr.. Winfield Toni Thiebaud, Soph., Lamar. Mo. William Thiele. Jr.. Hallowell Maryanne Thomas. Jr.. Kansas City Robert Thomas. Fr.. Overland Park Cheryl Thompson. Jr.. Moran Leslie Thompson. Jr.. Plains Ron Thompson. Jr.. Overland Park Warren Thompson. Fr.. Kansas City John Thornton, Fr.. Kansas City RickTillery. Fr.. Overland Park Cynthia Tmberg. Fr.. Bonner Springs Wm. Tinney. Fr., Columbus Gail Tipton, Fr.. Arcadia, Calif. CharlesTomlin. Soph.. Pittsburg Ann Torchia, Soph.. Columbus Kathryn Torchia. Soph.. Oswego Dale Tower. Fr.. Parsons Carmen Trahan. Jr.. Miltonvale Gary Tredway, Soph., Erie Tom T reick. Soph.. Thermopolis. Wyo. Richard Trites. Jr.. Pittsburg Bob Tucker. Fr., Kansas City Pat Tucker. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Joyce Tune. Soph.. Columbus Micheal Turnbull. Jr,. Pittsburg Steve Turnbull, Fr., Pittsburg James Turner. Fr.. Richmond, Va. Mary Turner. Fr.. Girard Oliver Turner. Fr.. Girard Phyllis Turner. Fr.. Bartlesville. Okla. Cheryl Turney. Soph.. Kansas City Leonard Turpen. Fr.. Prairie Village Linda Uhlman. Soph.. Shawnee Mission Warren Unmack, Jr., Shawnee Darrell Unruh. Soph.. Earned 321 Uns — Wul Rick Unsell, Soph.. Coffeyvilie Brenda Utermoehlen. Fr.. Lawrence David Utermoehlen. Jr.. Arma Judy Utes. Jr.. Chetopa Jill Vance. Soph.. Prairie Village Maria Vandiver. Jr.. Picher. Okla, Ronnie VanLaningham. Jr.. Pittsburg Barbara Vasen. Soph.. Leawood Raymond Vaughn. Jr.. La Cygne Stephen Vaughn. Jr.. Livonia. Mich, John Vediz, Fr.. Pittsburg Jeannie Verhaeghe. Fr.. Olathe Marilyn Viets, Fr., Brazilian George Viets. Soph., Girard Janet Vietti. Soph.. Pittsburg Julie Vineyard, Soph,. Pittsburg Betty Violet, Jr., Shawnee Mission Sandi Vogel. Jr.. Vinita. Okla. Betty Vogts. Jr.. Girard Mona Wachter. Jr.. Frontenac Thomas Wachter. Jr.. Pittsburg Gerald Waggoner. Fr.. Pittsburg Rodney Wagner. Fr.. Fresno. Calif. Donald Wakefield. Jr.. Ft. Scott Ralph Waldren. Fr.. Tribune Dennis Walker. Soph., McPherson Shirley Walker. Soph.. Liberal. Mo. Shirley W. Walker. Soph.. Arma Daleen Walters, Fr.. Paolo Gail Ward, Jerry Ward. Fr., Kearney, Mo. James Waring. Fr.. Garnett Barbara Warren, Fr., Wichita Carolyn Wash, Soph.. McPherson Barbara Washington. Fr.. Kansas City. Mo. Lyllis Watts. Jr., Oswego Barbara Waters. Soph.. Ft. Scott Richard Watkins. Sr.r Girard Melvin Watson. Soph.. Fontana Paula Weast. Soph.. Moran Robin Weaver. Fr.. Pittsburg Norma Wehmeyer. Soph.. Pittsburg Mary Welbaum. Fr.. Pittsburg Bob Wellman. Soph.. Kansas City Rick Wells. Soph.. Crestline Melvin West. Jr.. Blue Mound Richard Weston. Fr.. Oswego Gerry Wetta. Fr., Colwich 322 Clifford Wever. Jr., Vinita. Okla. Gina Wheeler. Soph.. Kansas City Mary Wheeler, Jr.. Erie Carla White. Fr.. Wichita Ed White. Jr.. Belle Plaine Harold White. Fr.. Franklin Penny White. Soph., Sedan Susan White. Soph.. Oswego Cathy Whitton, Jr.. Kansas City Steve Wiard. Soph.. Clinton. Mo. Janet Wiechman. Soph., Cheney Michele Wilbert. Jr.. Pittsburg Carl Wilhite. Fr.. Humboldt Gary Wilkinson, Jr.. Pittsburg Kitty Wilkus. Jr.. Coffeyville William Williams. Soph.. Wichita Sherry Williams. Soph.. Kansas City John Williamson. Jr.. Glasco Ken Williamson. Jr.. Anaconda, Mont. Pat Williamson. Fr.. Pittsburg Sheila Williamson, Fr., Baxter Springs Penny Willman. Jr.. Overland Park Patricia Wilper. Fr.. Pittsburg Shirley Wilper, Soph.. Westphalia DeAnn Wilshire, Fr., Kansas City Carol Wilson. Jr., Coffeyville James Wilson. Jr.. Independence Linda Wilson. Fr.. Chetopa Pamela Wilson, Fr., Fredonia Donna Windier. Soph,. Paola Susie Winched. Jr., Parsons Dale Wingate. Jr., Overland Park Billy Winkle. Fr.. Kingman Marilyn Winters. Soph.. Wichita Thomas Wishart, Soph,, Columbus Dennis Wistrom. Soph.. Kansas City Ronald Wolf. Jr.. Ft. Scott Nancy Wood. Fr.. Overland Park Curtis Woodhead. Jr,. Pittsburg Suzan Woodhead. Fr.. Pittsburg Jeanne Woodrow. Fr,. Overland Park David Woodward. Soph.. Wichita Cynthia Workman. Soph.. Overland Park Linda Wretman, Fr.. Overland Park John Wright, Jr.. Heavener. Okla Larry Wright. Fr., Baldwin Norma Wuerdeman, Soph.. Pittsburg Joyce Wulf, Jr.. Dodge City 323 Vicki Wurdeman, Jr.. Meade Connie Yates. Jr.. Carthage. Mo. Douglas Yoakum. Fr.. Overland Park Cheryl York, Jr.. Columbus Jerry Young, Fr.. Coffeyville Jo Yount. Fr.. Overland Park Mary Zabel, Fr.. Overland Park William Zachary, Jr., Jacksonville, III. Bill Zumwalt. Jr.. Joplin. Mo. Vocational Students Bobbye Bauder. Frontenac Beverly Cerne. West Mineral Cindy Dickinson. Pittsburg Janes Duggan. Pittsburg Kerry Elkins. Neodesha Rex Gentry. Topeka Anna Gorrell. Centerville Janice Grotheer. Pittsburg Milton Hess. Burlington Steve Kurusz, Westfield, N. J. Dennis Meatman. Overland Park Paul Nelson. Pittsburg Doyle Palmer. Mulvane Nancy Ramsey. Nevada, Mo. Mark Shultz. Hutchinson Jo Ann Slater, Chanute Danny Stanley, Humboldt Nancy Walker, Pittsburg Vicki Wilson, loia. 324 A Abaloz. Virginia 295 Abati, Delene 295 Abraham. Connie Sue 295. 215 Abraham, Linda K. 275 Achey. Bob 295 Ackerson, Charlene 275 Acquaints, Fred 275 Adams. Robert Craig 275 Adams. Steve 275. 159 Adkins. Alan Ray 275 Adkins. James 275 Adkins. Linda 295 Adrian, Buck Adair 295 Affalter. Jeff 295 Agnew, Bob 219 Akin, David 169 Akob, George 166 Akula. Greg 192 AI bins, Gerry 229, 173 Alee. Steve 115 Alford. Lorna 295, 226 Alford. Rick 188,275.169 Allahyari, Shahin 295 Allen. Barbara 275 Allen, Andie 275 Allen. Charles R. 295 Allen. Daniel Kenneth 276 Allen. Joyce 276 Allen. Phillip 295 Allen. Roberta 295 Allison. Howard 276 Allison. Kathy 276 Allton. Gene 192. 276 Alt. Susan 175,295 Alvarado, Bob 150 Alvarez. Dennis 274 A mayo. David 295 Ames. Darrel 156 Amos. Charlene 295 Amstuz, William 295 Anderson. Barry 295 Anderson. Carolyn 164. 171. 186. 295 Anderson, Dennis 166 Anderson. Ernest 211 Anderson. Marvin 276 Anderson. Melvin 276 Andra. Paulette 295 Andrews, Belinda 276 Andrews, Richard 295 Angel. Earlene 295 Angel, Nancy 177. 89 Angwin. Frederick 276 Angwin. Jeff 276 Annis. Berl 276 Appino, Bob 152 Appleyard. Dennis 150 Arb. Myina 229. 295 Ardvino. Lavonne 167 Argent. Charlotte 276 Armstrong. Alan 159 Armstrong, Steven 296 Arthur. Barb 296 Ash. David 296 Ashbacher, Steven 296 Aschentrop. Mary 181 Atchley. Marsha 296 Atchley. Nancy 168 Atkinson. Marjorie 296 Atteberry. Bruce 166 Atwell, Bill 238. 245 AuBuchon. Jim 174 August. Splitter Aulicino, Gary 150 Auston.Sue 238 Ayers, Norma 296 Avery. Joyce 296 Avery. Ruby 276 Avila. Carlos 296 B Babcock, Rex 155 Back. Bob 296 Backhus. Ed 296 Bacon, Wesley 192 Baeuchler. Wayne 121,149 Bagnell. Eugene 276 Bayley, Sandra 191. 276 Bailey. Sharon 276 Bair. Jane 191,196 Bair. Norman 276 Baker. Frank 171 Baker. Gerald 152. 276 Baker. Sharon 173. 229 Baldaul. Kay 177. 296 Balderston, Bob 150. 151 Baldwin. Carol 226. 296 Baldwin, Gene 296 Baldwin. Jimmy 296 Banks, Larry 296 Barca, Anthony 276 Barker, Guy 296 Barker. Larry 150 Barnaby. Elizabeth 296 Barnard, Janet 296 Barnard, Victoria 296 Barnes. Debbie 19. 62. 63. 65. 64 Barnes. Jeff 150 Barnes. Mike 156 Barnes. Patricia 296 Barnett. Evelyn 296 Barney. Roger 296 Barone. Sandy 167. 296 Bartelli. Bruce 296 Barth, Don 296 Bartlow. Terry 296 Barton. Irel 276 Bash. Marilyn L. 173. 192, 296 Basler. Ralph 296 8ass. Janet 73. 75. 136. 296 Bass, Robert 169. 296 Bates. Connie 138, 276 Bauder, Bobbye 324 Baxter. Leroy 276 Baxter. Dee 156. 268 Beach. Kenneth 149. 219. 296 Beamon. David 274 Bear, Dave 155 Beard. Larry 182 Beasley. Anna 296 Beasley. Ralph 296 Becker. Oliver 274 Becknell. Sandra 175. 296 Beeman. Dan 156 Beers. Stan 192 Beeson. Loran 192 Beiser. Susan 211.276 Belew. Robert 219 Bellora. Terry 276 Belton. Gary 121 Bender. Julie 296 Benedict. Daryl 192 Benedict, Mary Lee 276 Benedict, Shirley 191.276 Benett. Cindy 296 Benjamin. Harry 156 Bennett, Darlene 296 Bennett. Glenn 192. 296 Bennett. Linda 296 Benson, Bruce 155 Benson, Jim 115. 164. 215, 276 Benson, John 155. 276 Benson, Wayne 296 Bergant, Bob 126. 154. 155 Bergant. Paul 276 Berns, Dee Anna 296 Berry. Cheryl 277 Berry. Jim 186, 192 Bertanciao, Jannette 296 Best, David 81 Best, Donald 188 Best, Steve 171 Bettis. Betty Ann 274 Bettis. Betty Ann 274 Bettis. Thomas A. Jr. 277 Bever. Gregory 152. 296 Bever. Lloyd 296 Bever. Stephen 277 Bibbs. Alpha 239. 296 Bicknell, Carol 296 Biggins, James 306 Bilger. Pamela 296 Bilger. Shelton 276 Binford. Lindsey 296 Bingham. Sandra 296 Binney, Lowell 215. 297 Bird, James 166. 219 Bird, Janet 174 Birney. Carl L. 277 Bishop. Nancy 297 Black, Billie 191 Black, Nancy 191 Slack. William 211 Blagg. Jo-Mae 167 Blair. Patsy Luane 277 Btanken, Connie 297 Blasor, Emily 297 Bliss. Rosemary 277 Blom. Steve 150 Blodd. Helen 277 Blood. Mary 277 Bloomcamp, Janis 297 Bohannod. Beverly 297 Bolick. Deanna 297 Booker. Joyce 142 Boone. Leland 155 Boor, Harlan 177 Boor. Kathy 177 Boehme. Jarold 297 Bogartie. Charles 274 Boisdrenghron, Doug 297 Bolles, Kathleen 187. 297 Bolton. Gary 152 Bond. Garry James 150, 219 Bond, Linda 277 Bonner, Susan 127 Boone. Christine 207 Boor, Catherine 297 Boote. David 146. 297 Borders, Roger 297 Bo ret. Gary 152 Bo ret, John 152 Borel. Steven 121. 153 Borella, Dan 297 Borhani. Rahim 171.297 Borlino. Lorna 297 Boring, James 156 Bornheimer. James 159. 277 Bourman, Rick 174 Bourne. Karen 297 Bournonville. Ann 171. 181. 230. 297 Bournonville. Connie 171, 297 Bournonville. Joe 297 Bousman, Lynn 149. 277 Bowden. Larry 277 Bowers. Barbara 297 Bowersox. Darrell 277 Bowlin. Glenda 296 Bowman. Jimmy 297 Bowman. Richard 150. 297 Boyce. James 297 Boyd, Brenda 297 Boyd, David 297 Boyd. David W. 297 Boyd, Donna 297 Boyd. Jenny 186. 297 Boyd, Marcia 277 Boyes. Linda 173 Boyes, Sharon 297 Boyes. Steve 297 Boyles. Alva 156 Boyson. Larry 238 Bozich.John 168 Bracken. Linda 297 Brackett. Edmumc 277 Bradley. Jeffy 171 Bradshaw. Warren 114,215, 297 Brady. Kenneth 277 Brady, Rosemary 297 Brandon. Nancy 277 Branizor. Jeanne 297 Brant. Cynthia 277 Brant. Ken 156 Brant, Sharon Lea 169, 277 8ratton. Judy 174. 175. 297 Broy. Marcia 297 Bray. Richard 297 Bray. Vivian 297 Bray, William 211 Breckenridge. David 297 Breedlove, Charlotte 277 Breeze, Mike 225 Breiner. Marlene 168 Breneman. Roger 277 Brennan. Jim 238. 242 Bretches, Richard 277 Bretz. Russell 297 Brewer. Virginia Brezavar, Donald 152. 297 Bricker. Michael 297 Bridgewater. Lee 152 Bridgman. James 297 Brightwell, Shelby 211 Brill. Richard 297 8rinkman, Ron 188. 297 Brock, Marce!ine298 Broeker, Phillip 168, 298 Brodock, Carol 298 Brohl, Barbara 277 Bromert, Eunice277 Brooks. Jeffery 171.298 Brooks, Kenny 225, 298 Broughton. Kelley 298 Brower, Ron 171.274 Brown. Beverly 215 Brown. Cynthia 298 Brown. Gary 156. 277 Brown. Gloria 182 Brown. Hazel 87, 298.84. 156. 138 Brown. Jacquelyn 298. 277 Brown. Keith E. 277 Brown. Larry 277 Brown. Linda 298 Brown, Lynn Franklin 152. 219. 278, 275 Brown. Melvin 278 Brown. Sherry 298 Brown, Theresa 298. 171 Broyles, Maxine 298 Broyles, Charles 245 Brundrett, James 298 Brunner. Janice 278. 214 Bruns. Darrel 274 Bruns. David Bryant. Steve 152 Buchanan. Gary 298 Buche. John 298 Buhe. Tim R. 298 Bukathy. Stephen 298 Bunn. John 278 Bunn. Neva 278 Burback. Katherine 179. 211.214. 298 Burdick. Lorn Jay 168. 278 Burke. Cheryl 278 Burke. Jack 278 Burnett, Cathy 179, 230. 278. 298 Burns. Bob 298 Burns. David 298 Burris, Jim 298 Burnside. Michael 298 Busby. Marilyn 191. 298 Bush. Karen 278 Bush, Marianne 115. 215. 298 Bush, James Jr. 298 Butler. John Charles 274 Byers. Alberta 298 Bysom, Terry 187 c Cabell. Nancye 298 Cadorette. Ron 192 Cady. John 278 Caldwell. Karen 298 Calahan, Russell 298 Cameron. Jean 298 Cameron. Paul 278 Cameron. Richard 298 Campbell, Gary 152 Campbell, Mike 265 Campion. Martin 211 Candalario. Joe 189. 298 Cantrell, Genie 278 Capanash. Rodney 150 Card. Carolyn K. 278 Card. Cherie 171.278.298 Caresio. Mary 298 Carey. David 215, 298 Carlin, Barbara 298 Carlson. Allan 298 Carlson, Edward 298 Carlson. Wayne 149 Carlstrom. Donald 150. 298 Carpenter. Charles 298 Carpenter. Gerald Lewis 155, 278 Carr. Cheryl 169 Carr. Jeryl 298 Carrico. Ann 298 Carnger. Linda 298 Carroll. Candy 81. 175 Carroll. Steffan 174.298 Carter, Donald 278 Carter. Irene 298 Carter. Katherine 163 Carter. Leiand298 Carter. Lorena H. 278 Carter. Sue 191 Cartmell. Stepahme 298 Carver, Terry Mae 298 Casady, Micky 299 Casement, Cathy 138. 192. 299 Casement. Patty 299 Cass. Butch 149 Cass, Howard 299 Cass, Terry 149 Cassel. Chris 299 Cassel. Michael 121.150. 299 Cassidy. Edward 299 Cattaneo. Ken 159. 207. 278 Cattelino. Ron 213. 299 Cavanaugh, Mary 278 Cavinee. Cornelia 187, 299 Cavitt, Jon 299 Cavitt. Jeanne 115 Cavitt. Mike 163, 164.215 Cerne, Beverly 324 Cerretti. Richard 214. 228 Chalfant. Dick 278 Chamberlain. Dena 173, 299 Chance, Ronald E. 299 Chandler, Maria A. 278 Chapman. Cheryl 299 Chapman. Edward 278 Chapman. Michael 299 Chase, Annette 278 Chick. Ken 175. 213 Chop. John 150 Chowmng, Charles 278 Chowning. Jimmy 192 Chowmng, Judy 173, 278 Ciardullo. Kathy 171. 230. 299 Ciardullo. Kim 299 Ciardullo, Kim 299 Cignetti, Olivia 299 Cinotto. Gary 12L 159. 299 CJaflin. Susan Kay 197.299 Clapham, Kathleen 299 Clapton. Glenna 299 Clarke. Carol 278 Clark. Carilyn Jo 278 Clark, Carilyn Jo 278 Clark. Edward 299 Clarke. Mike 159 Clark. Nancy E. 226, 229 Clark. Cheryl 138. 197.299 Clary. David 299 Clay. Hughie 188. 278 Clayton Carolyn 299 Clayton. Nancy 177 Clayton, Sherri 299 Clemens, Richard 239 Cline. Wendell 150 Clinkenbeard. Connie 299 Close. Debbie 299 Close, T, 274 Clothier. Linda 299 Cloud. Gaylen 299 Cloud. James 299 Clough. Efynor 173. 299 Clough. Evelyn 226. 299 Coats. Sherene 167, 299 Cobbs. LaVonne 279 CoBurn, Jane 278 Cockran. Debbie 299 Cockrane. Carolyn 138 Cockrell, Donald 279 Coffman. Bruce 150, 151 Coffman. Jennifer 299 Coffman. Susan 138 Cole, Connie 142 Cole. Michael 299 Cole. Scot I 192 Cole. Steve 156 Coleman. Catherine 279 Coleman, David 299 Coleman. Joan 192 Coleman, Pat 279 Coleman. Peggy 171. 230. 299 Collins. Cathy 299 Collins, Doug 279 Collins. Linda 191. 214, 299 Columbia, Tom 156. 299 Colyer, Paul 155 Comer. James 211 Condo. Barb 192. 299 Conger. Catharine 299 Conkright, Jim 152. 211, 214 Connor. Dana 299 Conrad. Bob 150 Conrad. Jim L. 279 Constantine. Maggie 173 Converse. James 213 Conway. Ken 299 Cook. Butch 155. 274 Cook, Delmer 156. 279 Cook, Gary 279 Cook. John 279 Cook. Judy 306 Cook, Kathy 279 Cook. Wayne 213 CooJbaugh. Ann 171 Coombs, Dan L. 300 Cooper. Douglas 152.153.174. 175, 279 Cooper. Everett 279 Cooper. Steve 192. 300 Cooseman. Patty Lou 226. 279 Coover. Julie 187. 300 Cope. Charlotte 187 Copland. Marilyn 300 Copeland. Delores 229 Copeland. Susan 192, 214, 300 Copening. Erie 300 Cordry. Dave 152 Cordry. Toni 135 Cornish. Dudley 211 Corpolongo, Junior 159 Cortner. Daniel 300 Cossairt. Sally 300 Courtney, Margaret 279 Covert. Cheryl 300 Cowan. Brenda 140. 171 Cox. Lonnie 300 Cox. James 279 Cox, James 152. 300 Cox, Janine229. 279 Cox. Richard 154, 155 Crain. Rod 121. 149.300 Cramer. Jim 279 Craighead. Bill 149, 175. 300 Cramer. Robert 279 Crandon. Joyce 300 Crane. Carol 214, 215. 279 Cranz. Marsha 116. 127. 230. 300 Craven. Linda 120. 171. 300 Craven. Dave 300 Crawford. Charles 155 Crawford. George 146.300 Grays. Darla 300 Creed. Russell 171.225 Creel. Michael 300 Cremer. Jim 152 Cremer, Joan 300 Cremer. Judy 300 Creme. Carol 300 Creveling. Alice 214 Crews. Shirley 300 Creveling. Alan 279 Crocker, Carl 300 Cromer. Joseph 279 Cromster, Kathleen 300 Crosetto. Larry 300 Crosetto. Steve 150 Cross. Bill 274 Crow. Jim 163. 164.215. 279 Cruce. Bob 146, 300 Cruce. Judy 279 Crum. Karen 169 Crumbliss. Mike 164, 174. 177.182. 295. 300 Crutchfield. Cheryl 120,135. 214 Crutcher. Daniel 152, 175 Cukjati, Jacob 300 Culbertson. Larry 146 Cullison, James 300 Cummings. G. J. 146 Cummings. Charlotte 300 Cummings, Rollard 156 Cummings. Yvonne 300 Cunningham. Joyce 300 Curtis, Richard 189 Custer. Gary 159 D Daetwyler. Linda 187. 211.300 Daftari. AI 300 Dailey, Cheryl 174. 177,191.300 Daley. Catherine 140 Dalke. Debbie 300 D Amico, Phil 166.300 Dalton. Dana 300 Dalton, Phyllis 300 Daly. Dennis 156 Danz. Frank 159 Dardashti. Massoudi 168 Dardis, Mary 300 Dare. Max 279 Darrah, Jewell 300 Darraugh. Sharon 279 Daubert, Jim 150 Daugherty. Carl 152 Daugherty. Stanley 85. 219,279 Davidson, Dianne 300 Davidson. Susznne 300 Davis. Alan 127.159, 149 Davis. Diane 275. 279 Davis. James 279 Davis. Kathryn 300 Davis. Enona 142 Davis, Lenona 300 Davis. Mike 246 Davis. Richard 155. 279 Davis, Roll Jr, 279 Davison, David 169. 274 Daw. Janice 280 Dawson, Norman 211 Dean. Jerry 280 Dean. John 146 Dearinger. Earl 280 Deffenbaugh. Joye 192 DeCastro. Anna 280 DeFraties. Kent 300 DeGarmo, Ronald 189 DeGraff, Dennis 300 DeGroodt, Dennis 300 Delange. Betty 280 DeMasters. Bob 121. 159. 169. 178. 226. 280 Demous, Sandy 300 Dennis. Dorothy 321 Doris. Denny 274 Doris. Karen 300 Dent. Karen Marie 280 Denton. Anna 173 Denton. Sharon 301 Derossett. Boyce 301 Deruy, Randall 121, 156 Deruy. Robert 149 Dessenberger. Connie 301 DeVaney. Al 156 Devena, Arlene 301 Devoy, Bernard 280 Deweese. Cathy 167. 301 Dewey. Paula 187. 301 Dickinson. Cindy 324 Didkason, Anita 301 Dickson. Kristi) 187. 301 Diehm. Randall 301 Deill. Joseph 301 Dillon. Mary 135 Dinoni. Jerry W. 171.225. 280 Dixon, Carolyn 301 Dixon, Lynn 197 Doerr. Theresa 301 Doherty. Charles 280 Doherty. Paula 280 Dold. Jack E. 280 Donovan, Timothy 301 Doolin. Emily 301 Doran. Richard 280 Dorothy. Wade A. 152. 183. 219.280 Dorsey, Bruce 301 Doty. James 301 Downing, Lei 167 Douglass. Eugene 183. 202. 211.280 Dountas. Paul 150. 194 Doussa. Tina 274 Doussa, Tina 274 Douthit. Diane 301 Dowden,Roger 280 Doyle. Kenneth 301 Draeger. Dixie 301 Drake, Glenna 301 Draper. Joyce 301 Draskovick. Rick 155 Dreher. William. 301 Duckett, Pamela 301 Duckworth. Larry 302 Duggan, James 324 Dugan, Toni 168 Dunaway. J. L. 302 Duncan. Barbara 302 Duncan, Becky 280 Duncan. Eileen 302 Duncan, James 302 Duncan.John 192 Duncanson. Janice 167. 302 Dungan. Wanita 302 Dunn, Carl 302 Dunn. Louis 302 Dunn. Hank 156 Dunnivant, William 302 Dunvan. Peggy 117. 230. 295. 302 Dunton. Nancy 120. 132. 171.230. 302 Duvall. William Ward 150 Durkin. David 302 Durly. Trumann 280 Dwight. Pat 142.302 Dyer. Linda 302 E Eades. Dana 167 Eberhardt. Geraldine 192. 302 Edds. Marilyn 302 Edmond. Bonny 302 Edwards. Bertha 280 Edwards. Kathy 177. 191.280 Ehrlich, Connie 135. 230 Eichhorn. Allen 302 Eichhorn. Ramelle302 Eidsvig. John 302 Elkins. Kerry 163. 225, 324 Elliott. Ann 302 Elliott. Becky 65. 302 Elliott. Charles 192 Elliott. Connie 192.302 Elliott. Joanne207. 280 Elliott. Marolyn 280 Elliott. Rebecca 171. 273, 302 Elliott. W. D. 211 El Saaser. Dan 225 Emerson. Susan 302 Engel. Ji I lay ne 135. 120.280 Engelbrecht, Stan 302 England. Marvin 302 Englehart, Martin 302 Engquist. Marjorie 302 Eno, Woodrow 188. 219, 280 Erickson, Beverly 280 Erickson. Bill Roger 280 Erkiebergher, Deidre 230 Eshelbrenner. Robert 302 Essex. Linda 187. 302 Eurpongpan.Praneet 302 Evans. Cheryl 87. 187 Evans, David 192 Evans. John 152. 302 Evans, Lloyd 152 Evans. Marcia 302 Evans. Ra mona 302 Evans. Richard 280 Evans. Steven 302 Ewell. Lewis Ezell, James 166.219 F Fain. Judy 192. 295. 302 Fair, Georgia 88 Falke, Carl 302 Farmer. Robeet 140, 141. 121.302 Farris. Virginia 302 Feagins. Anna 214. 280 Feaster. Vicki 302 Feldman. Carolyn 226, 229,302 Feldman. Carol 175. 177,302 Felts. Bruce 150 Fenimore, Stephen 280 Fenneman, Kathy 302 Fenton. David 303 Fenton. Ron 303 Ferguson. Louise 303 Fernetti. Terry 211 Ferraro. Loretta 303 Fnkken. Bob 175. 192. 274 Frizzell. Ralph 213 Frobish. Marlin 303 Fruetel. Bill 281 Frye. Donald 281 Fukumoto. Allan 192 Fuller. Lynn 150 Fuheman, Dixie 303 Funk, Ray Eldon 281 G Gabel. Carol 303 Gaither. Roscoe 303 Gallagher. Ron J. 303 Gallinetti. Joan 303 Galloway. Lynn 303 Gamble. Becky 225 Gann. Ja nine 303 Ganeman, Karen 175, 303 Card. Nancy 281 Gardner. Helen 192. 303 Gardner, Nicki 303 Gariglietti. Cheryl 304 Gariglietti. Kathy 304 Garner. Allen 281 Garrett. Janie 192. 304 Garrett. Tana 182. 199.214 Garrigues, Ann 226. 281 Garrison. Davie 281 Gartin, John 304 Gartner. Judith 304 Gates. Linda 304 Gates, Rita 304 Gates. Ron 155 Gatheman. Mary 304 Gatling. Theodis 304 Gaut. Steven 155.304 Geiser. Dick 149 Geisler. Harold 304 Geisler. Lowell 281 Gelso, Robert 228,274 Gent. Peter 304 Gent. Vicki 28 i Gentry. Vicki 229, 304 Gentry. Rex 324 Gentry. Vicki 173 George. Donna 73. 164. 197. 138 George. Pamela 304 Gerald. Stanley Gerant. Jerry 246 Gerber. Phil 152 Gfeller. Larry 122. 152. 166. 175. 219, 304 Gibbens. Betty 304 Gibbens. David 156 Gibbens, Kathryn 167. 229, 304 Giggy. Dennis 152 Gilbert. Jesse 304 Giikey, Steve 149 Gill. Patti 171.304 Gillihan. DeEllen 187.229 Gillin. Mark 156 Gil martin, Lester 281 Gilmartin. Vern 171 Gilmore. Barbara 138. 304 Gilmore, Dennis 152 Gilieath. Dee Ann 171.304 Gilliland. Gary 304 Gimlin. Richard 304 Ginardi. Amelia 304 Giwens. Betty 229 Glazier. Linda 304 Glenn. Ella 191. 179. 167. 214. 281 Glenn. James Warren 304 Goble. Janet 274 Godsey, David 304 Goertz. David 304 Goertz. Delbert 281 Goering. Keith 168 Golden. Howard Arthur 192.304 Goodall, Trudy 304 Good, Wayne 281 Gooding, Brent 304 Goodmon. William 304 Goodwill. Clifford 304 Gordon, Bill Earl 304 Gordon. Linda 304 Gordon. Mary 304 Gordon. Sheila 173. 229, 304 Gore. Donald 304 Gore. Lois 304 Gorges. Jeannie 120. 138. 304 Gorman. Tom 243. 244 Gorrell, Anna 324 Gorell. Randy 304 Gosalia. Sharad 304 Goss. Richard 281 Goul, Gary 304 Gowens. Ioanna 304 Gowens. Lorinda281 Grace. W.C. 281 Graff. Gary 150 Graham. Barbara 281 Graham, Nancy 175.191,304 Graheck. Ted 192 Granger. Henry 281 Grant. Gary 304 Grant. Lynny 304 Grant, Mary 177, 304 Grant. Patrick 304 Graves. Roger 192 Gray. Donald 281 Gray. Donnie 156 Gray. James 166 Gray, Kenneth 304 Greason, John 304 Green, Dwayne 304 Green. Gary 381 Green. Jerome 188 Green. Robert 189 Green. Ronald Lee 281 Green. Jan 281 Greenlield. Pamela 274 Granger. Henry 121 Greve. Judy 177. 304 Griffin. Cathy 173. 187 Griffin, Charles 305 Griffin. Paul 282 Griffith. Kathy 197.305 Griffith. Lyle 305 Grifsby. Keith 150 Grimaldi. Gary 305 Grime. Kathleen 305 Grimes. Linda L. 305 Grimes. Martha 192. 282 Grlpp. Dennis 155. 305 Grogan. John 156 Groner. Jean 87. 169. 187. 226. 305 Grosse. Ken 282 Grother. Carolyn 305 Grother, Evelyn 305 Grotheer. Janice 324 Grotheer. Martin 282 Grotheer. Phyllis 282 Groves. David 305 Gudde. Larry 305 Guerrieri, Mary 305 Gullett Jeffy 305 Gullett. John 305 Gunnels, James 282 Gunnels. Jo M. 305 Gustafson. Chris 225 Guthrie, William 305 H Haage. Carol 305 Habermehl. Jean 282 Habian. Joe 207. 305 Haddock. Gary 305 Hadley. Cheryl 142. 305 Hadley. Marilyn 171 Hadley. Robert 152. 305 Haefele. Joe 155 Haefner. Michael 282 Hagen, Gayfene282 Haines. Randy 305 Hair.-Deidra 305 Hair. Kay 173. 167.229 Hall. Clark 305 Hall. Donald 156. 305 Hall. Jeff 282 Hall. Max 155 Hallenbeck. David 305 Hafloran. Judith 305 Ha (pain. Georgia 165. 305 Hamamure. Cheryl 186 Hamilton. Carl 305 Hamilton. Jan 282 Hamilton. Karen 138, 305 Hammerle. Beth 305 Hammers. Daphne 305 Hammond. Patricia 282 Hammond. Sylvia 282 Hancock. Carole 167, 173.305 Hand. Bill 164.305, 306 Hann. Dora 169, 199, 282. 226 Hannegan. Nancy 226,305 Hansen, Karen 305 Hansen, Kent 192, 305 Hanson, Danny 305 Hanusch, Edwin 305 Harbert. Jackie 135. 230. 305 Harders, Brian 192 Hardin. Gary 186. 192 Hardm. Tom 305 Hardwick. Phyllis 305 Hardy. Mike 159 Hardy. Marva 142. 305 Hardy. Nancy 305 Hardy. Richard 171. 305 Hare. Walter 305 Harnden. Sam 150 Harkins, Carrie 305 Harley. Ronald 282 Harlin. James 306 Harmel. Carol 282 Harmison, Thomas 306 Harmon, James 282 Harmon. Pat 192, 282 Harper. Aaron 211 Harper. Cheryl 306 Harper, Kenny 282 Harper, Larry 306 Harper. Nora 306 Harold. Phillip 306 Harrigan, Ella 306 Harris, Jim 152 Harris. Robert L. 188. 306 Harris. Susan 306 Harrison. Dick 159 Harrison. Helen 282 Harrison, Linda 306 Hart, David 171, 225 Hartman. Al 282 Hartman. Mike 282 Hartter. Mark 306 Hartwick. Edward 282 Hartwig. Frederick 306 Harvey. Jean Ann 306 Haskins, David 306 Hatcher. Jim 121. 145. 155 Hatfield. Jean 306 Haver, Marcia 306 Haverly. Jack 306 Hayden. Bill 150 Hayden. Marilyn 282 Hayes. Jo Ann 171. 282 Hawks. Dale 306 Hayes. Kathy May 171.307 Hayes, Michael 219. 282 Hays. Charles 211 Hays. David 307 Hayes, Marilyn 229. 307 Hays, Sandra 307 Hazard. Bill 150, 239 Heady. Sandra Lou 282 Hearne. Barbara 307 Heaston. William 307 Hedges. Jay 307 Hefley. Steve 307 Hemen. Tim 150 Hekmati. Iraj 274 Held. Fred 239. 245 Helems. Becky 207 Helems. Jeffy 307 Hellwig. Karla 307 Heimick. Don R 166 Helms. Darryl 159 Helms, Lorraine 307 Helms. Richard 307 Hendricks, Doug 307 Hendricks. Janet 199, 282 Hendricks. Ruth 307 Hendrickson. Orin 282 Hennessey, Pamela 199. 307 Henne. Joy 191,307 Henry. Margaret 307 Henry, Ron 246 Henry. Jeffy 282 Henson. Robert 283 Herbeck. Vicki 307 Herdman. Jena Ann 307 Hermann. Bob 152 Hermann. Gary 169 Hershell, Gregory 156 Hess. Merle 192 Hess. Milton 324 Hertig. Ronald 283 Hick. Jean 214 Hicks. Dwayne 307 Hicks. Nora 307 Higgins. Christine 199, 307 High! Marilyn 307 Hightower. Jennifer 211. 283 Hightower. Ken 226. 307 Hilger. Joseph 307 Hill. Jacqueline 307 Hill, Lawrence 283 Himes. Susan 175. 177. 187.307 Hines. Elaine 307 Hines. Linda 173. 307 Hines. Marjorie 167. 307 Hines. Richard 166. 307 Hines. Rick 274 Hines, Twyle 187 Hinckley, Harry 150 Hirt. Joseph 192 Hitchcock, Delores 307 Hite. Richard 155 Hobson. Linda 307 Hodge. Julie 307 Hodge. Robert 159.307 Hoffman, Nancy 283 Hoff, Nancy 307 Hoffman. Zoe Ann 173. 307 Holford. Marilyn 307 Holliday. Cindy 307 Hollon, Theadore 166, 225. 307 Holman, Nancy 283 Holmes. Jack 307 Holroyd. Betty 199. 307 Holt. Becky 307 Halt. Jay 225 Holtz. Larry 307 Holta, Richard 166 Holy. Larry 307. 166 Homamura. Cheryl 307 Homer, Bob 30 Homer. Johnny 283 Homolka. Raymond 307 Honton. Richard 283 Hood, Elaine 307 Hood, William 283 Hook. Eddy 166 Hoover. Carol 307 Hopkins. William 283 Hoppie. Nancy 308 Hornback. Richard 308 Horner. Mary 308 Horton. Kathy 308 Horton. Susan 228 Hoover. Herna 283 Horgan. Dorthy 283 Hornstein. Lee 188 Horton. Susan 283 Hostetter, Janice 140. 120.178.214 Houser. James 192 Houtman, Patricia 138 Howard, Bruce 150 Howard. Margaret 283 Howard. Robert 239. 243 Howe. Greg 152. 174.219 Howell. Newton 156 Howell. Ron 152 Howell. Sandra 199. 230. 308 Howerton. Barb 230 Hoyt. Pat 214. 283 Huckstead. Roger 308 Hudiburg. George 211 Huddlestun. Patty 308 Hudson. David 308 Hudson. Jerry 228, 239. 283 Hudson. Nancy 177, 228. 239 Hudson. Nancy 177,228. 308 Hudson, Neil 283 Hudson. Steve 283 Hudspeth. Kathy 308 Huff. Chris 308 Huffman. Peggy 308 Hughes. De Ann 308 Hughes. Don 163. 219. 246. 308 Hughes, Janet 308 Hughett. Nancy 308 Hu ten. Robert 308 Hull. Linda 308 Hulsey. Rita Sue 199. 283.308 Humble. Calvin 308 Humble. John 166 Hunsaker. Mark 319 Hunt. Gail 214. 283 Hunt. Harlan 308 Hunt. Jim 211.214. 283 Hurd. Barbara 308 Hurst. Barry 308 Hurst. Richard 283 Hutchins. Jay 308 Hutchins. Jon L. 283 Hutchins. Roberta 84. 171.308 Hutchison. Mike 283 l Ibanna. Anthony 159. 283 Ikeda. Jean 138. 308 Ikeda. Mary Lou 138. 167. 186. 308 Ingersoll. Sharon 283 Ingham. W. Kent 174. 308 Ingram, Debbie 308 Ingrim. Charles 274 Irwin. Joyce 173, 229,308 I reton, Mary 308 Ives. David 127, 159. 179. 283 Ivy, Rod 239 J Jackson. R. T. 283 Jacobs. Barbara 214. 228. 283 Jagels, Norman 192 Jahnke. William 186. 192 Jameson. Billy 166. 308 Janes. Nikki 308 Jantz. Norman 308 Janzen. Barbara 308 Janzen, Darrell 166 Jaro. Gerri 283 Jaro. Lynn 138 Jeffcoat. Judy 308 Jefferson. Kay 120, 132. 181. 308 Jenewein, Howard 169 Jenkins. Bill 155 Jenkins. Connie 308 Jessen. William 284 Jeter. Tom 308 Jewett. Linda 284 Johansen. Karen 308 John. Martha 308 Johnson. Bernett 308 Johnson. Bob 121,150 Johnson.Bruce 150 Johnson. Christopher 308 Johnson. Craig 308 Johnson. Dennis 192,308 Johnson. Eugene 166, 308 Johnson. Gayle 308 Johnson, Gary 150 Johnson, Jack 192 Johnson,Janei 308 Johnson, Judith 309 Johnson, Lee 284 Johnson, Mark 180 Johnson. Phyllis 309 Johnson. Roy 284 Johnson. Richard 309 Johnson. Ron 155.156. 309 Johnson. Van 155 Johnston. Le Roy 309 Johnston. Sandy 284 Jolly, James R. 309 Jolly. Janne 309 Jolly. Larry 309 Jolly. Rick 149. 175 Jolly. Sara 284 Jones. Armen 155 Jones. Charles 309 Jones. Chris 150 Jones. David 309 Jones. Galen 166, 309 Jones. Jean 284 Jones. Karen 171 Jones. Kathy 135. 169. 309 Jones, Kevin 309 Jones. Lee W 309 Jones. Marjean 142 Jones. Paul 159 Jones, Nancy 284 Jones. Richard 284 Jones. Robert 146, 309 Jones. Ron 155. 284 Jones. Thomas 159 Joseph. Rose Lee 309 Joseph. Rose Marie 309 Joyce. Patricia 309 Juda. Mike 169 Junior. Doris 309 Just. Keith 152. 153.238. 243 K Kabonic. Kenny 152. 211 Kanaty. Rich 152 Kane. Michael 284 Karlinger, Jeffrey 171.225. 284 Karlmger. Jim 309 Karst, Don 152.284 Karbonic. Kenneth 284 Kasjaka. Craig 309 Kauer. Kathy 225 Kaufman, Gary 284 Kautz. Jo Anne 309 Kavorinos. Toni 136. 207. 230. 309 Kay. Steven 309 Kazmierski. James 155.309 Kearnes. Nancy 309 Keeney. David 150 Keeney, Tess 214 Kees. Gary 155. 309 Keith. Douglas 309 Keigh, Robert 146. 284 Keith, Ronald 284 Keller. James 309 Kellogg. Edward 309 Kelly. Billy 284 Kelly. Bob 192 Kelly. Dick 155 Kelly, Cynthia 309 Kennard. Tom 309 Keltin, Mike 164. 202 Kempton. Michael 309 Kendefl. J.C. 150 Kennedy. Dan 309 Kennett, Larry 284 Kent. Carl 152.219, 284 Kent, Cynthia 187. 197. 309 Kerley, Susan 309 Kershner. Ken 309 Kersley. Michael 284 Ketterlin. Joseph 177 Ketterman. Joyce 85. 191,309 Kettler. Bruce 309 Key. Randall 309 Kidder. James Lewis 156 Kietzmann. Ron 310 Kinder. Julia 138.309 King. Bob 152 King, Dale 156 King. Kay 309 King. Linda 309 King. Suzanne 226, 284 Kirby. Donna 191 Kirby. Lois May 226, 229. 309 Kirby. Suzi 138. 164. 228. 309 Kirchoff. Linda 226, 309 Kirk. Pat 69.84 Kirkpatrick. Randy 309 Kitchelt, Rick 150 Kleinke. Melinda 309 Kiepac. George 284 Kleinke. Janice 284 Kline, George 284 Kline. Karen 171.310 Klusman. Robert 310 Knapp. David 166 Kneebone. Judith 310 Knight. Jerri 310 Knight. Peggy 310 Knuth. Janice 169. 183. 226, 284 Knuth. Kristin 310 Koffler. Kurt 310 Koppers. Wisha 135. 214.310 Korn, Harry Dale 152 Kornfield, Jack 156. 284 Kornechuk, Paul 284 Kotwitz. Charles 171.225.310 Kovacic. Etizabeth 310 Kovacic. Joan 310 Kovacic. William 310 Kramer, Helen 284 Kramer. Karen 71 89. 310 Krantz. Glenn Alan 284 Kreutziger. Cynthia 135. 230, 285 Krog, Marsha 310 Kroner. Jean 187 Kropp. Marilyn 310 Krueger. Steve 121, 156 Kruger, Charles 149 Kruger, Joyce Eileen 219 Krull. Larry 310 KrulJ, Linda C. 191.310 Kruse. Susanne310 Kruse. Steve 71. 174.295 Kuhn, Kathleen 138.285 Kunstel, Patty 187 Kunstet, Terry 150. 285 Kurtenback. Steve 149 Kurusz. Steven 324 Kyle. Claude 121. 150 L Lager. Jeanne 310 La Gasse, Darlene 285 Laibie, Warren 310 LaHue. Greg 310 Laing, Gail 285 Laird, Connie 310 Lairmore. Kerry Sue 310 Lake, Gale 285 Lamin. Patty 187 Lamborn. Nancy 310 Lampe, John 152. 285 Lance. Ray 310 Land. Patricia 229. 310 Lang. Bill 192 Lange. Betty 310 Larsen. John 310 Larson. Conna 120 Larsen. Tom 152. 285 Lasley. Betty 310 Lasfey. Mary 310 Lathim. Bill 192 Lattm, George 189 Latz. Jeffrey 285 Lawless, David 285 Lawless, Sharon 310 Lawson, Linda 169. 285 Lay, Terry L, 155 Layton. Marsha Sue 310 Lawson. Linda 226 Lawson. Mike 310 Leap, Lynn 187 Leban, Marilyn 310 Le Grotte. Kathleen 229. 310 Lemanski, Anthony 156. 169 Leming. Vera Laurence 310 Lenhardt, Bruce 285 Lents. M.klos 166. 219.285 Leonard. Doug310 Leonard, Ray 155 Lepo. Joe 285 Linin, Brent 310 Lesco, Barbara 310 Leslie. Elizabeth 310 Lett. Robert 310 Lewallen,Cheryl 310 Lewark. Janet 138. 285 Lewis. Jill 171,273 Lewis, Robert 310 Lewis. Sondra 126. 142 Lewis. Steve 310 Lewis. Susan 187 Liebert, Susan 310 Liggett, Delbert 310 Lind. Lanny Lester 285 Linden. John 285 Lmdley. Peggy 310 Lindsey. Yvonne 120. 310 Linebarger. Fred 238. 245 Linscheid, Keith 285 Liston. James 285 Liston. Mark 311 Lipasek, Barbara 310 Lippke. Bob 285 Lips. Frederick 311 Liter. Wilson 285 Little. Jim 311 Little. Linda 285 Littlejohn. Margaret 142. 199, 311 Lively. Kristin 164. 230.311 Livingston. Felix 285 Lockwood. Leonard 285 Loeffler, David 121. 154. 155,285 Loercher. Betty 311 Loffswold. Richard 152. 311 Loftm. Michael 152 Lohr, Vicki 311 Lohrey, Rich 150 Lomonaco. Jerry 159. 285 Lomshek, Jerry 311 Long. Clifford 211.311 Long, Cynihis 311 Longergon.Tom 156 Longo. August 311 Lopez. Ricardo 311 Lorton. Gmny 311 Loudermilk. Linda 311 Lowe. James 285 Lowe. Mary 311 Lowe. Robert 152 Lowe. Sandy 285 Lowery. Nancy 285 Lubratovic. Charlene 311 Lucian. Gayle 311 Ludlum. Earl 286 Ludwig. Carol 286 Ludwig. Duane311 Lundy. Roger 286 Luttrell, Gerald 275 Luttrell, Gretta 95. 162. 163.183 Lynn. Dwight 311 Lynn, Robert 286 Lynnch. Gino 156 Lyon. Don 311 Lyon, Phil 159 Lyon. Sharon 311 Me McAfee, Lowelf George 311 McAtee. George 311 Me Atee. Wayne 150 McAuley. Lawrence 188 McCall. Mary Ann 311 McCamn, Chuck 155 McCarter. Doug 156 McClain, Craig 311 McClarnon. Jim 155. 311 Me Clarrinon. Steve 156 McClaskey, Kay 311 McClaskey. Mike 121, 159, 182.311 McClintick. John 171,311 McCorkle, Patricia 286 McCoy, Carl 311 Me Coy. Kay 286 McCoy. Mary 191.311 McCrary. Phyllis 311 McCullough. Hugh 211 McDaniel. Linda S. 311 Me Daniel. Mike 166 McEntire.Car! 225 McFall. John 311 McFarling. Katherine 311 McFarling. Ann 311 McGehee. Janice 286 McGehee. Janet 167.311 McCreight. Judy 311 Me Gill. Jack 150 Me Ginnis. Jim 286 Me Guire. Larry 286 McGuire. Susan 311 Mcllvatn. Darrell 286 McIntyre. Jerry 211, 311 McKee. Patrick 286 McKenna. Michael 286, 311 McKinnie. Gordon 156. 311 McLaughlin. Judith 226. 311 McLaren. Richard 213.219. 286 McMamgal. Nancy 187. 311 Me Millan. Darrel 197 McNay, Robert 152. 311 McNichaols. Denice 171. 311 McRae. Althea 311 McVicker. Ardis 311 M MaHet, Stanley 286 Maddox. Byron 127. 146. 312 Madill. Virginia 312 Madison. Donald 312 Madrigal. Alexander 312 Madrigal. Frank 312 Madrigal. Gilbert 312 Maghlderieri, Me horn mod R. 312 Maglaughlin. Bonnie 312 Magluglin. Patricia 191. 312 Mahnker. John 312 Mahan. Ernest 211 Mahan. Gary 89. 177.312 Maish. John 312 Maisch. Robert 286 Malan. Jerry 149 Main, Karen 286 Mai com. Steve 286 MalhoteP, Raj 286 Malik. Wesley Keith 286 Malle. Art 152. 183,213. 286 Maloney. Ronald 312 Manitz. Connie 286 Mansell. Charles 155 Mantooth. John 149.286 Mapes, Mary Kay 312 Marino. Charles 171 Maris. Brian 219 Maris. Julie Ann 312 Maris. Harold 219 Marlott. Priscilla 312 Marlow. Betty Jo 312 Marquardt, Greg 152. 153 Marrone, Michael 286 Marsh. Charles 312 Marshall. Bob 150 Marshall. Patricia 211.286 Marshall. Sue 286 Marshallinger. Jo 312 Martens. Janet 286 Martens. Robert 312 Martens. Shirley 313 Martin. Lorna 313 Martin. Gary 155 Martin. Paula 313 Martin, Sally 313 Martin. Tommie 313 Martinous. Bill 313 Marx. Mary 313 Mason. Steve 159 Massey. Gary 238 Massoth. Sharon 313 Maswick. Cindy 138 Mattews. James 313 Matthiassen. Patty 80.175. 177. 313 Mattinghy. Ned 159. 286 Mattingly, Norma 286 Mausoif. Bonnie 313 Mavity. Gary 155. 202 Mayer. John 286 May. Floyd 239 Mayes. James 313 Mayfield. Betty 286 Mayhood. Carrol 150 Mayo. Steve 155 Maze. Marilyn 116, 163. 186. 191.214.313 Meadows. Clarence 313 Mealman. Dennis 324 Medlin. Irene 169. 226 Meier. Ruth 171.225.286 Mein.Calvin 150. 151, 174.313 Meirick. Jane313 Mejia. Rene 156 Mercer, Clint 152, 219 Mendez. Albert 313 Mendoza. John 177 Merrell, Lewis 192 Merideth. Gerry 146 Merrifield. Dan 313 Mershman. Charlene 135 Merz. Leon 286 Messecar. Danelle 313 Messerall. Linda 313 Metcalf, Paul 313 Metz. Lmda 313 Meyer. John 121. 149 Meyer, Larry 146 Meyer, Sandra 313 Michaelis. Dan 159. 287 Michaelia, Jerone313 Milgrim, Eric 313 Miles. Mitchei 287 Miller. Alice 187. 211.287 Miller. Beauford 156 Miller. Barbara 287 Miller. Carl 313 Miller. Carol 313 Miller. Catherine 313 Miller. Diana 313 Miller. Evelyn 313 Miller. Fred E. Jr. 313 Miller. Jerry 287 Miller. Linda 313 Miller, Mark 152.313 Milter. William 171, 287 Mills. Barry 287 Mills. Larry 287 Milster. Ferman 225 Mitchell. Jane 287 Mitchell. Josea 142. 313 Mitchei. Marcia 313 Mitchelson. Ardith 226. 313 Mitts. Carolyn 191 Mitts. Gene 127. 150 Moberg. Cindy 138. 313 Moberg. Ken 313 Moffatt. Don 146 Moffatt. Linda 313 Mohling. Dennis 313 Monasmith. Marc 192. 287 Moncial. Linda 191, 313 Monroe. Rick 169 Monroe, Rodney 313 Monsour. Ted 155 Mondour. Victoria 313 Montee. Linda 228. 287 Montgomery. Wesley 313 Moody. Kathi 313 Moon. Janelle62. 126. 135,313 Moon, Toni 226. 313 Moony. Cynthia 313 Moore. David 150 Moore. Doris 214. 228 Moore. Dwight 164. 178. 214. 228. 287 Moore. Gerald 313 Moore. Harry 211 Moore. Phyllis 313 Moore, Rita 313 Moore. Sandra 275. 287 Moore. Susan 314 Moorehouse. John 169 Morey. Jim 287 Morgan. Carol 314 Morgan. Dennis 149, 314 Morgan. Ron 225 Morgan. Steve 156 Morgan. Willa 314 Moriconi. Charles 287 Moris. Doris 314 Morris. John 314 Morris. Vicki 314 Morrison. Harry 287 Morrison. Linda 314 Morrison. Robert 287 Morrow. Chuck 88. 213 Moser. Marilyn 314 Moulden. Jamey 314 Mounts. Carolyn 314 Mounts. Milam 171.225. 287 Mulcahey. Shiela 314 Mullen, Debra 314 Mullen. Dennis 149. 164. 174. 175.314 Mulfinax. Beth 287 Munn. Larry 287 Munsell, Don 121. 155. 314 Munson. Carol 287 Murdock. Garry 314 Murdock. Larry 314 Murphy Jill 314 Miurray. Howard 126. 188 Murtz. Don 207 Mussat. Donna Jean 314 Myers. Dan Eugene 287 Myers. Deborah 314 Myers. Karen 120. 142 Myers. Marta 174, 197. 314 N Naaktgeboren. Janet 287 Naaktgeboren. Martin 219. 287 Nagao. Glenn 287 Nance. Donna 314 Napier. Marilyn 314 Natali mi, Linda 314 Naramore. Teresa 187,314 Nease. Patrick 164.175,314 Needham. Joanne 173. 229. 314 Neely. Jams 187 Neinhouse. Terry 153. 219 Neises. Nona 214. 287 Nelson, Alice 314 Nelson. Carol Nelson. Mrs. Paul 225. 324 Neufeld. Teresa 314 Newbankc. Charles 225 Newbankc, Phyllis Kaye 314 Newcomb. David 287 Newkirk. Linda 314 Newkirk. Jess 287 Newman. Glen 314 Newton. Richard 238 Niblock. Marilyn 314 Nichols. Carolyn 287 Nichols. David 287 Nichols. Kenneth 314 Nicoletti. John 152. 171.225. 287 Niedens, Lonnie 314 Niemeir , Peggy 288 Nienhouse. Terry Lee 166. 288 Nixon, Bill 314 Nogle. Gary 314 Nolan. Jane Ann 174.314 Noltensmeyer. David 314 Norgard, David 166 Norman. Steve 288 Norman. Wesley 187, 288 Normille. Pat 169. 181.219. 246. 288 Norris. Donald 288 Norris. Jon 314 Norton. Richard 314 Novero. Bill 314 Novotny. Sheryl 314 Nugent. Leslie 192, 314 Numrich. Bob 238 Nunhouse. Terry 314 Nunn. Susan 314 o O'Berg, Nevin 314 O'Dell. Jack 121. 152 O'Dell. Karla 191.315 Oertle. Bill 288 O'Grady. Thomas 192 Oler. Betty 288 Oler. Richard 213.288 Olson. Eunice 288 O'Malley. Mary Ann 288 O'May ley, William 288 OakleaL Jody 173.314 Odell. Karla 315 Ohmes. Greg 238. 242 Olson. Alan 152 Olson. Doug 194 Oman. Julie 288 Oney. Bonahm Wayne 288 Orfiteili. Mike 288 Ornelles, Linda 197 Osborn. Kristin 315 Osborn. Randy 238 Osiecki. Skip 288 Ossana. James 315 Oswald. Donna 315 Overman. Jack 65. 75, 174 Overman. Mrs. Jack 315 Owen. Charlotte 315 Owens. Barbara 191.288 Owsley, Nancy 315 Owsley. Seth 166.219 P Pack. Bill 288 Pack. Marva 205 Packard. Charles 219 Pafford. Jon 315 Pahlman. Patricia 315 Pahlow. Martha 315 Palmer. Dennis 315 Palmer. Doyle 324 Palmer. Jody 315 Papish. Betty Jean 288 Paquette. Ralph 315 Parker. Mike 192 Parker. Phil 388 Parkison. 8radlye315 Parkison. Sonia 214. 315 Parks, Jim 89 Parmon. Willa 315 Parrish, Mary Sue 288 Parsons, Stephen 315 Parsmore, Marilyn 288 Patterson. Roy 315 Patton. Patty 315 Pavehouse. Phyllis 274 Pavey. Thomas 149 Peals, William 219 Pearsall. Cynthia 315 Pearison, Gary 315 Pearson, Mary 315 Peck. Bob 306 Peck. Marian 288 Peller, Carolyn 187 Peer. Carl 315 Pellegrin, Thomas 288 Penn. Delores 226 Pennell, Franklin 188.315 Pennington. Larry 315 Penrod. Donald 219 Percival. Frederick 288 Percy. Marie 315 Perkins. Sandy 229. 315 Perry. Ernest 150 Perry, Richard 149. 171.315 Perry. Stanley 315 Peternell, Dennis 315 Peterson. Janice 180. 315 Peters. Nyrna 288 Peterson. James 288 Peterson. John 239. 315 Peterson, Ron 149 Petruzzelli, Phillip 146,315 Petti bon, Thomas 163. 288 Peutz. Bill 169 Pfeiffer. Ron 150.315.226 Pfiefer, Patti 120 Phillips. Cheryl 191 Phillips, Dotti 315 Phillips. Charlotte 187. 315 Phillips, Dollie315 Phillips. Steve 155 Phillips, Dale 315 Picknell, George 315 Pickering. Joe 315 Pierce. Cynthia 132. 169. 226. 288 Pierce. Steven Otho 211.219. 288 Pike, William 171 Piper, Steve 152 PirnstHI, Jim 150 Pistotnik, Frank 315 Plake, Billy 315 Ptanchon. John 315 Planchon. Tom 152 Poggenkloss, Jack 289 Polcyn. Richard 156 Polfer. Penny 140. 289 Pollman. Nelda 191, 289 Polsak. Frank 315 Pontello, Nickie 150. 174 Pontious. Crystal 315 Poore. Martha Jane 289 Poore. Jerry 239 Poppe. Jane Ann 173.315 Porter. Carol 315 Porter. Linda 316 Porter, Ron G. 150 Portner. Terry 316 Post. Deborah 177, 316 Potchod. Michael 238. 316 Potter. Barbara 136.316 Potter. Cheryl 191.316 Potter. Cynthia 171. 316 Potts. Debbie 17 L. 316 Powell, Charles 146. 316 Powell. Marilyn 138.316 Prayton, Gary 156 Prentice. Glenda 316 Press. Jim 289 Pretz, Constance 316 Price, Gauiya 289 Price. Lmda Jean 316 Price. Sam 146 Priest. Kathy 289 Prieto. George 316 Prince. Linda 187 Pruitt. Allan F. 316 Puetz. Bill 289 Pugh. Donald 289 Puls. William 389 Pumpbelly, John 150 Pyle, Ernie 166 Pyle, Nancy 316 Pyles. Ray A. 289 Q Quarton. Nancy Ann 316 Queen, Sob 150 Queen, Steve 150 Quier. Jack 156 Quinn, Sharon 316 Quirk. Barbara 316 R Rabicoff. Mike 159 Rabicoff. Sam 159 Rader, Alice 316 Rader, Marilyn 191, 316 Ragonese. Sammte 316 Ragonese. Tom 316 Rail, Janet 316 Ralls. Joseph 289 Ralston. Ed 316 Ramage. Jo Ann 316 Ramsey. J. T. 316 Ramsey, Nancy 324 Rand. Meillyn 69. 77, 136 Randall, Karen 316 Randall, Linda 316 Randall, Larry 149 Ranft. George 149, 289 Ranham. Robert 225 Raple. Jay 289 Raple, Joseph 289 Rassam. Penny 211 Ratzlaff, Roger 156 Rau. Clarence 316 Rau. Duane 192 Rawdon, Larry 149 Reals. Mary Margaret 289 Reals. William 289 Ream, Steve 316 Reaves. Paul 316 Reda, Mark 316 Redd, Martha 316 Reed, Bill Edward 289 Reed. Karen 316 Reed. Mary Louise 138. 167. 316 Reeves. Betty 127 Rehbehn, Barbara 316 Rehbehn.Sam 146 Reid. Joella 316 Reilly, Dianne 87,84, 316 Rencher, Sandra 316 Renn. Delores 316 Renner, David 149, 289 Reple, Jay 213 Resmk. Robert 150 Resnrk. Dan 207 Rettman. Alvin 175.316 Reuter, Bob 113 Reynolds- Carol 191. 316 Reynolds. Dan 159 Reynolds- Jan 316 Reynolds, Julia 316 Rhea. James 317 Rhoads, Mary Ann 289 Rhoades. Joyce 316 Rhode, Steve 152.219 Rhodes, Chris 164. 174. 191,230.316 Rhodes, Linda 289 Rhodes, Scott 156 Ricehouse. George 156 Richards, Donald 316 Richards. Ronald 316 Richardson. Bruce 156 Richardson. Dana 289 Richardson, Julie 197.317 Richardson. Perry 316 Richardson. Susan 1 i 7.230.317 Richardson, T rudy 317 Richey, Steve 156 Rickley, Max 317 Rickman, Bill 289 Ridgway. Glenn 149. 175 Riebe. Vicki 317 Riley, Brett 188 Riley, Sherry 317 Rimbey. Evelyn 317 Rimel, Rene 317 Rink. Bill 239. 242 Rink, Carole Anne 289 Rmne, Trudy 317 Riojas, Patricia 317 Ripple. Pat 317 Robbins. Eloise 289 Robe. Jean 317 Roberds. Glenna 317 Roberts. Cheryl 289 Roberts. Donald 121. 155 Roberts. Kent 289 Roberts. Robert 289 Robertson, James Arden 152 Robertson, John 317 Robertson, Marla 317 Robison. Mary Lee 317 Robison. Viki 317 Rodgers. Joe 317 Rodgers, Joe 317 Rodina.Ron 289 Rodman. Cheryl 289 Roemerman. Linda Sue 136. 289 Rogers. Barbara 113. 187. 290 Rogers, Dennis 155. 317 Rodgers. Emma 87 Rogers. William 317 Rohde. Mary Ann 317 Rohde. Stephen 123. 126,153. 183.268. 290 Rolley, Carolyn 317 Rollheiser. Ronald 192 Romondo. Steve 156. 317 Roos. Mary 169.214.226. 290 Rose. Gary 159, 290 Ross, John 317 Ross. Larry 186 Ross. Linda 317 Ross. Mary Lou 290 Ross. Richard 317 Ross. Steve 225 Rothrock, Charles 317 Row, Mike 317 Rowden, Kevin 173, 187. 229. 317 Rowe. David 317 Rowe. Janet 290 Roy, Mike 150 Royce. Ethel 317 Rubaloff. Debbie 164.317 Ruffin. Winfrey 186. 188. 290 Runford. Steve 211 Rumsey, Roger 171 Rupp. Daniel 317 Ruse. Teny 156, 290 Russell. Barbara 317 Rush. James 166 Rush, Nancy 290 Russ. Larry 188 Rust, Ron 152 Russell, Paul 155, 202 Russell. Peggy Lee 317 Russell, William 317 Rutherford. Doug 121, 155 Rutherfor. Joann 173. 229, 317 Ruthrouff, Glenda 317 Rutledge. Nick 149 Ryan, Pat 290 Rybrick, Linda 226 RybolL Richard 317 Ryder, Joyce 117. 126. 317 Ryhard. Donna 290 S Saar. Becky 317 Sage. Marshall 155,219 Sale. Margaret 317 Salmans. Terry 171 Salmon, David 317 Sand. Rex 166 Sandeen. Richard 290 Sanders, Jim 290 Saporito, Richard 317 Sapp. Francis 317 Sarson. Connie 317 Sauer. Palty 317 Sauerwein, John 317 Savage. Norman 317 Saving, Robert 290 Sayre, Linda 274 Scavezze. Connie 318 Schaar. Brenda 318 Schaub. Beverly 138, 167, 318 Schaub. Genevieve 135 Scherman. Steve 318 Schlee. Marsha 120, 132,318 Schoaney. Fred 238 Schell, Gregory 318 Scbiefelbein, Kay 318 Schiefelbusch. Anne 164, 226, 318 Schielke, Eual 290 Schiewe. Larry 171 Schilling, Leatress 318 Schmidt. Albert 318 Schmidt. Brad 225. 290 Schmidt. Dale 149 Schmidt. Deanne 197 Schmidt. Fred 155 Schmidt. Phil 318 Schmidt. Sharon 318 Schmidt. Stan 290 Schneider, Barbara 318 Schneider, John 290 Schnoebelen, Robert 318 Schooley. Kathryn 318 Schivenn. Mary Ann 214, 290 Scott. James 318 Scovell. Janet 318 Scroggins. Lucretia 318 Seat. Rosetta 318 Seefeldt. Martha 318 Seglie. Lon 152, 153.318 Seibold. James 290 Seidel. Donna 318 Seiler. Dorothy 290 Seiler, Vincent 290 Sellen. Patricia 318 Selsmanberger. Julie 164. 178. 186. 187. 290 Sere. Don 121. 159. 207 Setina. Jo Ann 318 Shaar. Brenda 197 Shaffett. Larry 152 Shane, Nona Jean 318 Shaber, Charles 318 Shaber. Judith 191.290 Shamet, Bob 290 Skelly. Sharon 318 Sharpe. Gregory 318 Sharp, Marilyn 191. 290 Sharp. Paula Sue 187.318 Shaver, Charles 290 Shearburn. Larry 290 Shelenhamer. Jerry 318 Shell, Lee 149 Shepard. Delbert Lee 290 Shepherd. J. D. 77. 120 Sherman, Jeanie 318 Sherrill. Rod 291 Sherrill. Dee 178 Shetlar. Jim 164. 179. 186. 188. 213. 291 Shields. Sydney 291 Shoemaker. LeRoy318 Shouse, Betty 318 Showers. Joe 192.318 Shultz, Mark 225, 324 Sighel. Donna 120. 135.318 Silence. Marshall 149, 180,194. 213 Silver. Ronnie 318 Simms. Karen 120. 142 Simmons. Helen 87, 167.173. 318 Simmons. Reed 192 Simmons. Roger 318 Simmons, Sandra 318 Simpson, Billy 318 Sinclair, Gary 318 Singer, Preston 121. 156. 291 Siren. Jeffrey 156 Sitter. Barbara 291 Siudy, Sandy 138 Sivits. Dennis 318 Skaer. Mickey 318 Skahan. Gene 318 Skinner. Gene 173. 318 Slagle. Nancy 318 Slater. Jo Ann 324 Slease. Paula 318 Smalley. Carolyn 318 Smallwood. Rebecca 319 Smardo, Darie319 Smieshek, Billie 291 Smith. Ann Coolbaugh 319 Smith. Carol 319 Smith. Carol Jeanne 319 Smith. Charles 319 Smith. David 319 Smith. Donna 120. 127.138 Smith. Gail 319 Smith. Gary 156 Smith. Gilbert 319 Smith. Glenda 191 Smith. James 319 Smith. Jeff 156 Smith, Judith 291 Smith, Judy 291 Smith. Kenneth 291 Smith. Lanny 150 Smith. Larry 291 Smith. Lonnie 319 Smith. Mary Ann 171.319 Smith. MayBell 126. 319 Smith. Nancy 319 Smith. Nicholas 149. 319 Smith. Pat 319 Smith. Paul 150 Smith. Ray 225 Smith. Roger 150 Smith, Rusty 80. 177, 181.186, 188, 213 319 Smith. Susan 132, 319 Smith. Walter 246 Smith. Vicki 319 Smitheran.Carl 188, 291 Sneed, Jack 291 Snider. StephanieSue319 Snovella. Gail 188.189,319 Snyder. Linda 186,319 Solomon, John 150 Sours, Gene 166 Southward. Eileen 173 Space. Roy 274 Spangler. Marshall 319 Spann. Larry 319 Sparks. Jan 319 Spears, Donald 391 Speer. Clara 320 Spencer, Gerald 320 Spencer, Kay 87, 117, 136 Spencer. Norma 320 Spencer. Steve 149 Spencer. Tom 121. 159 Spillman, Harold 121 Splitter, August 320 Sponsel, Jerry 320 Sprinkle. Carol Ann 320 Stadter. Richard 320 Stahl, Chip 194.291 Staley, Dale 150. 174 Stamm. Gary 320 Stamps. Janet 320 Stancer. James 219 Stang, Ronald L, 207 Stange. Virginia 320 Stange. William 291 Stangl. Gay 226, 320 Stanley. Alan 291 Stanley, Danny 324 Stanley. Gerald 290 Stark, Rodney Lynn 291 Staton. Dale 320 Stearns. Phil 152. 320 Stebbins. Carolyn Anne 211.230. 291 Steele. David 291 Steele. Dennis 291 Steele. Martha 291 Steele. Michael 291 Steffenson, Linda 167 Steenbauer, Patricia 320 Steinmetz. Fred 291 Stephenson, G. M. 219 Stephenson. James 164, 320 Stephenson. Michael 166 Sterrett. Larry 192, 320 Stewart, Ed 146, 188,320 Stewart, Ronald 291 Stewart. Suzanne 291 Stice. Rebecca 320 Stigall, Joan 228 Stidhams, Wilham 291 Stiles. Sandra 320 Stillwell. Rick 152, 153 Stokes, Dennis 320 Stotler, Wesley Lee 291 Stohs, Diana 291 Stone. Billie 320 Stone. Connie 171, 320 Stone. John 192.320 Stonecipher. Sally 320 Stoughton. Shelda Kay 320 Stout. Larry 159 Stout. Roger 292 Stra, Carmen 320 Strahan. Charles 320 Stonge. Ginger 171 Strausz. Paul 291 Streets, Don 188, 239 Strickland. Cheryl 320 Stricklin. Ruth 142 Stringer, Vickie 320 Strubfey. Jan Alan 320 Studyvin, Charles 149. 320 Stumbaugh, Don 320 Stunfoll. Helen 132. 320 Suss, Nancy 175 Sullivan. Ed 292 Sullivan. James292 Sullivan, William 166 Summers, Eldona 320 Susnik. Janice 171. 320 Sussman. Stuart 274 Sutherland, Kent 292 Sutherland. Robert 320 Sutton. Jerry 192 Sutton, Velinda 171 Swager. Susan 320 Swain. Irelene 320 Swaim, Larry 320 Swan. Tom 150. 292 Swift. Brenda 116. 320 Swisher. Curbs 320 Sykes. Ronald 320 T Taber, Dennis 320 Tackett. Betty 320 Talbert. Deanna 320 Talbert. Gordon 320 Tanner, Gary 320 Tassi, Jacqueline 292 Taylor. Betty Lou 292 TayJor, Blaine 320 Taylor. Edward 85. 166 Taylor. Joyce 320 Taylor. Kathy 211 Taylor. Leonard 320 Taylor. Mike Murray 169 Taylor. Robert 292 Taylor. Tim 159, 192, 320 Taylor. Vicki 292 Taylor. Virginia 292 Teal. Danny 320 Teal. Thomas 320 Teel. Gary 146. 320 Teel. Martha 320 Tefft. Mary 228. 292 Templer. Charles 292 Templet. Joseph 213. 292 Tennant, Roger 292 Terrill, Nancy 320 Thatcher, Cindy 173. 320 Thatcher. Regina 320 Thebaud, Toni 320 Thiele. William 320 Thoele. Juanita 292 Thomas. James 292 Thomas, Mary Ann 320 Thomas. Peter 149 Thomas, Robert 320 Thompson. Cheryl 226. 320 Thompson, Leslie 320 Thompson. Patty 292 Thompson. Ron 320 Thompson, Roy 292 Thompson. Warren 320 Thomson, Linda 187, 320 Thome. John 219. 292 Thornton, John 320 Tiberghien. Leroy 163 Tillery, Rick 320 Tinberg. Cynthia 320 Tinney, William 320 Tipton. Gail 320 Tisdale. Clifford 152 Togno, Dominic 188 Tomlin. Charles 320 Tomlin. Marilyn 292 Tomrell, Gene 166 Toney, Marcia 292 Toll. Valerie 167 Tonry. Al 149 Torchia. Ann 87, 171.228. 320 Torcha. Cathy 320 Torchia. Michael 320 Tower. Dale 320 Trahan. Carmen 320 Trautmann. Robert 211 T redway .Gary 150, 174,320 Treick. Tom 320 Treloggen. Brack 320 Trenkle. John 320 Trites, Richard 155. 320 Trout, Larry 194. 293 Troutmann. Kathy 132 Troxel. Kelly 188 Troxell. Marshall 150 Truitt, Gary 150 Tucker, Bob Allan 320 Tucker, Pat 320 Tucker, Richard 192 Tune. Joyce 167, 320 Turnbilt. Mike 320 Turnbill, Steven 320 Turner. James 319. 320 Turner. Jane Ann 293 Turner. Mary 320 Turner, Oliver 320 Turner. Phyllis 320 Turney. Cheryl 320 Turpen, Leonard 192,320 Tyson. Janice 293 u Uhl man. Linda 320 Uhmack, Warren 320 Uhruh, Darrell 320 Unsell. Rick Jon 155. 320 Uraker. Barbara 293 Urick. Ronald 186, 188. 293 Utermoehien, Brenda 322 Utermoehlen. David 177 Utes. Judy91. 164.295,322 V Van Luyck, Bert 146 Van Pelt, Anita 293 Van Scyoc. Le Lanok 293 Vance. Jill 140. 171.322 Vanderbeck. Hank 155 Vandiver, Maria 322 Van Laningham, Ronnie 322 Vasen. Barbara 322 Vanseyoc. Leland 322 Varsolana, Janice 293 Varvel. Keith 219. 293 Vaugh. Raymond 322 Vaugh. Steve 322 Veasley. Martha 293 Vediz. John 322 Venturella. Robert 211 Verhaeghe, Jeannie 322 Verner. Tom 293 Viets. George 322 Viets. Marilyn Kay 322 Veitti. Jan 322 Vietti. Susan Kay 117. 171 Viles. Loyce 183. 199.293 Vineyard. Julie 87. 163. 171 Violet. Betty 322 Vogel, Sandi 186. 187. 322 Vogts. Betty 322 Volk. Paul 156 Vorse. Charles 225 w Wachter, Mona 322 Wachter. Tom 322 Wade Gwen 225 Waggoner, Gerald 322 Wagner, Rodney 322 Wagher, Sue 293 Wakefield. Don 322 Waldren. Ralph 189. 322 Walker. Dennis 322 Walker. Elliott 246 Walker, Nancy 177. 324 Walker. Shirley 322 Walker. Shirley W. 322 Walker. Susan 322 Walters, Daleen 322 Walters, Doug 152. 219 Walton. Robert 274 Ward. Gail 230. 322 Ward, David 205 Ward. Jerry 322 Ward. Tom 293 Warfel. Carolyn 293 Waring, James 322 Warner, Richard 293 Warren. Barbara 322 Warren. Calvin 155,293 Warren. Robin 155 Warren. Rosemary 293 Wash, Carolyn 322 Washington. Barbara 322 Wasser, Carolyn 293 Wasson. Steven 156, 171,225, 293 Waters. Barbara 219. 322 Waters, George 159 Watkins. Richard 125.322 Watkins. Rosalie 293 Watson. Melvin 322 Watts. Julia 293 Watts. Newbanks Lyllis 322 Weast. Paula 322 Weaver. Robin 322 Webb. Berma 229 Webb. Kenneth 149 Webster, Larry 225 Wehmeyer. Norma 322 Weis. Janice 293 Weis. Terry 219. 293 Welbaum. Mary 322 Wellman. Bob 322 Wells. Jim 163 Wells. Terry 293 Wells, Rick 322 West, Diane 293 West. Ja mes 171. 186,225. 293 West, Melvin 322 Weston, Richard 322 Wetta. Gerry 230. 322 Wever, Clifford 323 Wheat. Ron 166 Wheeler. Mary Ann 323 Wheeler, Regina 323 Wheeler. William 225 Whipple, Randy 238 White. Betty 142.293 White. Carla 323 White. Ed 323 White. Harold 323 White. Henry 211 White. Maurice 293 White. Penny 323 White. Phyllis 142 White. Ron 150 White. Susan 230. 323 Whitesides. T roy 293 Whitson. Carol Jean 294 Whitton. Cathy 323 Wiard, Steve 323 Wickware. George 156 Wiechman. Janet 323 Wigglesworth. Tim 207 Wigton. Jeanne 169 Wilbert. Michele 116. 120. 135, 323 Wilbert. Kenneth 274 Wilburn. Fred 121.156 Wilcox. Michael 294 Wilford, Glen 294 Wilhite. Carl 323 Wilkerson. Gary 323 Wilkinson. John 294 Wilkinson. Kendra 294 Wilkerson. Wendell 150 Wilks, Donny 294 Wilkus. Kitty 187.323 Willard. Jim 225 Willet. D. B 159 Willman. Penny 323 Williams. Bill 306 Williams. James 294 Williams. Jerry 225 Williams. Sherry 138. 323 Williams. William 159. 323 Williamson. Ken 323 Williamson. John 323 Williamson. Pat 323 Williamson, Sheilia 323 Wilper. Patricia 323 Wilper. Chirley 323 Wilshire. De Ann 323 Wilson. Carol 323 Wilson. Darrell Leon 294 Wilson. Dennis 294 Wilson. Diane 142 Wilson. Donna 174. 294 Wilson. Jim 323 Wilson. Linda 323 Wilson. Lois 132,294 Wilson. Lloyd 265 Wilson, Pamela 323 Wilson. Sue 169. 191. 226, 294 Wilson, Vicki 324 Wimmer, Howard 156 Winehelf, Sue Ann 323 Windier, Donna 323 Wingate. Dale 323 Winkel. Billy 323 Winter. Alice 191 Winters, Marilyn 323 Wiseman, Jerry Wayne 294 Wishart. Thomas 226.323 Wistrom. Dennis 323 Witty. Ben 239. 294 Wolf. Ronald 323 Wolse. Marilyn Lee 274 Wood. Kay 138. 294 Wood, Larry 156 Wood, Michael 149 Wood. Nancy 323 Wood. Robert 156 Wood. Richard 150 Woodhead, Curtis 323 Woodhead,Susan 226 Woodrow, Eno 226, 323 Woodrow, Jean 167. 323 Woodward. Dave 323 Woodward. Ron 166 Woolery, Richard 274 Woolfoik. Rick 152 Workman, Cynthia 323 Wormington. Jeannme 205. 294 Worthington. Betty 173. 294 Wretman. Linda 323 Wright. Edward 225 Wright. Jerry 294 Wright. John Marvin 323 Wright, Larry 323 Wuerderman, Norman 323 Willis, Weelf 323 Wulf. William 219. 294 Wunderly, Lawrence 294 Wurdeman. Vicki 324 Wyatt. Linda Kay 294 Y Yadrtck. Virginia 294 Yates. Connie 226, 324 Yates. Donna 138. 174 Yencic. John 213. 152 Yergovtch. Rick 246 Yoakum. Douglas 324 Yoger, John Michael 294 York. Cheryl 324 Youle. TyAnn 229 Young. Forest 294 Young. Gary 146 Young, Jerry 324 Younger, Gene 202 Yount. Jo Ellen 173, 324 Yuli.Thomas 173 Z Zabel, Mary 324 ZaccareilO', Michael 294 Zachary. William 324 Zayac. Bob 152 Zayac. Jack 152 Zedrick. Carole 116 Ziegler, Jo 294 Zinn, John 159. 294 Zumwalt, Bill 324 Zuzzie. Thomas 294 Zwahlen. Dennis 225, 294 IN RETROSPECT . . . This 1968 Kanza has become a reference and history book of Kansas State College that will grow in value as the years pass. Numerous persons have contributed to the make-up of this Kanza but special thanks are due several people. Mr. John Knowles served for the first year as our advisor. Of course, without the help of the editorial staff, production of a yearbook would be impossible. An indispensable part of any yearbook is its photo- graphs. Thanks goes to Lee Brown, photography co-ordinator as well as business manag- er, for a job well done. Photographers of KSC Photographic Services are appreciated for their coverage of campus events. Special thanks also goes to Ron Brower for use of pic- tures he took of Debra Barnes as Miss America. For other photographic contributions, thanks goes to Mr. Miller of Miller’s Studio. Other recognition goes to Gail Ward, secre- tary; Frank Wright, John Sayler, and American Yearbook Company. All these people were necessary to bring you the 1968 Kanza . . . this year as it was . . . Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Loyce Viles, Editor 334