Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1973 volume:

7: 2:1 rKAN SSA STATE co . : C . tum Wm mun itidim mm mm INDEX Student Life ...... 33 Sports ........... 93 Academics ...... 141 Living Groups . . . 177 Organizations . . . 227 Classes ........:277 :4qu mm! 0.: M NH . ' N . U ' HV AR ! pl. s0. I'M :7: - w 3+: 5 4-! 253?: 11:- v I '13 .: . 5!; Life . . . The complex act of living. LiVing . Existing with the many human emotions. Fears, apprehensions, desires and Needs. These are the things that make us Truly, HUMAN. And yet these are the things that change us - Change how we feel. What we want And so we must decide. We must make decisinnsk Decisions mat again change things. In an already changing world. And the cycle BEGINS . . . I 6 . .. ;.. . :5 We change. At first, Our decisions ware made. We had no choice. Then. responsibility grew And the decisions became ours. Then we began to live. We decided. W9 became . . . Ourselves. What is our life? Is it what we do? What we want? What we feel? We come to college. We decide whether to go ts: classes. 0r stay home or go somcpiace else. We decide what is right for us now. We work, Play, Reiax. We- decide and our decisions become us. This is our life it is what we are living .-,. MA 1mm. an 9'0 l H 0: -14 'SANFORD ' Hr IO E44 a bi - IYLENUL, r'--rw. 2 TYLENUL Tutum 1..th . TYLEND ---- I R ' 3a quI-u- ha... mi t. 1. - III- ' 'L' 1- 1 U631? 7 qu', n. - s :1 l' ' ' n lung 0 ffl '3! v a 6'?! ?:n- P am! Decisions evvntually become Bigger w Greater. We can look to others, But who? We decide and thrn thedecisions Are passrd to others. The decisiuns affect individuals And nations. Our world is changed. Changed by men With ideas - Thai sometimes work 7 That sometimes don't. But their decisions Determine OUR LIVES. Ourdaily mutinc. O-L'-R E-X-LSW-E-N-C-E. YOIIR ROM! 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SuuyppM 3; d AAA igfk OPPOSITE: Eating a chunk of watermelon seems a formidable leal for a small girl at an outdoor picnic. BELOW: Fatty Lumpkin played for one nf the several free sireel dances held in the eariy fall fur KSC sludeuts. Two contestants stretch But on the grass of ii : Oval during the hike races held there. 36 BELOW: A tumble from her bike upsets um: coed's chance of winning the bike race held on the Oval early in the iail. BELOW RIGHT: Terry Benscn wails Ior his chance at another piece of watermelon at the hoe watermelon feed sponsored by Shirl: Hail. THE SUMMER OF ,72 Summer classes mean tryi mg to squeeze w riting a paper samewhere in between swimming in the afternoon and the base- ball games at night, Or limping to class for a week because I totaled in the bike race. It was the Popeye T-shirl I wore everyday - with and without shoes. And always being called on in classbecause there are only three others in it. I remember trying to sit still for two hnurs with a five-hour sunburn. Oh, yes and the time I wore my wel swimsuit under my shorts because I was in a hurry and no one would ever guess, 011, weil. Que sera sera. ABOVE: Bikes are packed in each bike rack as warm alternoons and breezy evenings prevail the early autumn. OPPOSITE: KSC students danced in the streets to the music of Fatty Lumpkin. Bruce Kennedy tries to make a gain on 100 Cecerc at the Bike races held here early in the year. 38 OPPOSITE: Jarrell Taylor stuffs down a lace in the style that won him firs! place in the taco eating comes! spunson-d by Taco Bell. BELOW: A Kansas 51319 Cullcgu cued selllcs comfortable in a library chair to do some serious studying. Summer English students compare and discuss their work umiL-r the supervision of Dr. Shear. 39 BELOW: Two KSC siudenls riceive cards enabling them to proceed with the next step of prc-enrollment. O?POSlTE: One student finds 1he slain an adequate spoi lo fill out one of countless forms. Fl . Z r.- i r I F 3' : n - . - '''' '1' I I I . I .' . J I '-l E i - : : I' slum: mi: sums! NAME sums R LATE mcmsm L LTH I u A ACTWITY wnL FEE e 1' . - 1.- j' . STUDENT. N AND PROVI TION CALI. 3 FORINBLD ' ' . :IAY T0. KAN s COLLEGE SIGNIVURE I . I. u ' I PAY A '. , M 233 an ID 1 a - I; I , I I .1- ' hf ,. I n: . -. .- 2 Gsnjsw AT! :c 3' N' . ' 1.! f . u . :: . n.5- h ' . -' -. r J. .J - .. 1 . . - .. iii .- .I ., .-. i x - 1n . . . m 5 r f F : J. - - I :I. ' . 1.4.: .A o 3.0: 135' $1.3 SI'UDEnT' SE R wuasa- n. ' - ' . - 345 - - . . -'.' I F ENROLLMENT L Cards,lines,hassle id Russ Hall 2nd fluor - Upstairs Write a check downstairs fill out a form Student Union quick, faster, faster! Gibson Hall - Buss again Housing office Registrars faster, don't stop. don t look back, don? rest. Green card orange card - musn't wait. don't pass g0 collect your $200. Need 1D? Quick. Smile. Cute shot. Almost done. Twelve more stops. Russ again g wrong form - wrong room - Need my cards? Here they are. Somewhere. They were here! Check packet. Check purse. Don,t panic. Don't cry. In your hand. Stop crying. In your hand. H-A-N-D! Need my name? Don't know? Can't remember. Can't think. Name, Name Knew this morning. Mom called me something. Must thin k. Oh. yes. 0178552 h 40 1 PICKUPPERHIIH ' i: 2 wow ouAscu NEE mm m A . A BRINGPERMIT AWISENENTCARD EIRIHL SCHEDULE T0 SCHEDULING orrlcE W AEALIACEA HALL AAA AAA AAAAAAMENI i'muE APAom EA AAAE You HILL SEE THE SCHEDULER ECOHPLETE YOUR ENROLLMENT FEE ASSESSMENT STATEMENTS HILL EE AAAALED BY August 9 To YOUR AEHOE Kw AAbREss a '4E'-AH 1': Numer ruo sinsg sod! ihe campus informin nng ewc om -sr onf essary slops cnroule to fin ael rollmen t. Tacky i- wathW-me M-Wyirg'i 3111:! Man .in a pile M Sew lifwmiitm rm: arr football? games mpI-m- with hm and 11992273 and guys wearing Baum? shim. m Elam And of W rmsss am! WENQ until: way tutu the mmmg. and Him Eirad eras 0$ '1?er 33mm wmking the fitkk Eur m.. 0'1: wken I triek'wr-treawd mm Eh? :weiaghhm Md; if-mr t'hme sshmight Mama My sawmim still heid'the mm wE the beams '3 had bumwd ihernighl helium. Walking timmglh thee mm-hyday 1 a:awlrei fw-Eike apply aide: muff Saw! .Ehe :mtiainw Farm: emmless hay nidem And. 1mg after Hm m kw gens I amid mu hear ?:me em mam! ail! the: Mam hid iiiwia away. m3 SUDS SIPPING POPULAR UP?ER LEFT: Ron Kongorski and Ron Anderson indulge in an aliernoon break at lhe Leather Ball. ABOVE: Kathy Thomas listens attentively al a Greek parly held during rush week. dd Foosball contests haw: became a popular pastime nearly everywhere. There's an old saying that beer rules the world. Nonsrnse. just because the guy sitting next to me in English has hloodshnt noon eyes that ftasl1 Party! Party! Party! Orjusl because all 1hr.- football freaks, jocks. greeks. and hustlers crowd the bar every night in an attempt to win the Beer War brought about hy Rush parties. ten-cent drawst dorm parties sixty-ceul pitchers, private parties. and . . . Iadics' night. I even heard it rumored that Pittsburg was cunsidered a party college, Imagine, Our average CPA is 2.9 and U nclo Vern hasn't bothered us much lately sn enough tnf these malicious liest Besides we're only nut to help the cause. After all. lherEs a War 0:1. ABOVE: A thirsty participant helps llimscil In some free beer at a party spunsorcd by Shirk Hall. OPPOSv ITE: Bright campaign posters decorating a dorm stairwell catch the- attention of passers-by. Miss Julie Weathers HOMECOMING QUEEN V- r z- c a Miss DJ Rain. David Stcinlwrg came, along with the Stylistics and lhe rain. Sumo said we.- shnuld have asked Nnah. Armies 0f umbrellas marched out to watch the parade of drippy floats and stringy haired girls. A last minute fqotball victory brightened the atmosphere temporarily. Creeks held parties and the alumni came and went with the drizzle. HOME COM INC . . . Everybudy did their awn thing. Some stayed. Others went home '13 9 And everybody watched it rain. GOING??. . mall I ' I IIIM-I II II III... III IIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIII 'i- !!FE EIFIIFFII iiiiiiritm III ruirrtlriritrtiri iiIII UH. Ii'II luvs: IEIIIIFIIIIIIIIU . -.-!?57 rvu----.-.gn ia- - :p , r ' ' Illuuillurlr II-Irilll I ,Piiidddihhha.gg .' 7 p3 -- 121'. .U.L 'im HT'MHt 5'1 1? a n nu: V Mg UPPER LEFT: A sparse crowd huddicd under umbrellas, and raincoats plastic sheets for the Homecoming foathall game. ABOVE: Humccuming decorations al the Tau Kappa Epsilon house captured first place for them and the Alpha Sigma Alpha Suriorily in 1119 Homecoming house decorating contest. OPPOSITE: David Steinhcrg illustrates a point during his monologue. a feature of the Homecoming Major Altraclion. BELOW: The Stylistics performed their hits for the Homecoming M ajor Attractiun. I ' WWW -hh'Jn.-.i.f.::?5;i-f OPPOSITE: Tell leaders Mike Rioias and Joe Cccere keep the rain off with an umbrella at Ihc Homecoming football game. ABOVE; Bands drove thmugh the parade in buses lo avoid the drizzle. 49 null . aunummmml. I I l 3-6;! ?A Ilauummiu ' 9 .1. 51 .1! II F . . ' ' - AI. 'InV h . . ' 5'. -. . . '- .f'.- I . 9., ' -. l. . r 'I .- 9 ' : . I . I I . I H 9 ' I s --.1.14 . KIIOVI-lcn RJ'IIw1q... ,'. . - .. . . . lu'ulnnn . l I N K ERRY It used to hr.- Illa! we didn't have- Io tack any qualifying terms on the word peace. bul now we lind it neces- - sary lo add 'wilh honor' ALLEN GINSBERG POET They say it can't be politics. 50 it is poetry. After all, all words can be poetry . SHIRLEY CHISOLM - TRUTH ILi:::.; :?:;:::::1:123:22:rEfwm-W 52 NORMAN MAILER - 5th ESTATE Thu:- musl interesiing and must cxlreme and most difficult idea of participatory democracy lhat om: could have wnnld be to have one's own citizclfs version 0! the FBI and the CIA. LOUIS GINSBEBG POET Pueiry has to he a marriage oi the conscious and the unconscious . FREDERICK STORASKA -- RAPE I'm concerned with what jmu do when what you iirsl Iry doesn't work. You've got to leave yourself an oui . MILITARY WEEK Formals and dress blues and The Sensational Shwmnan The Seventh Cavettcs and The Pershing Rifles bath did their thing. It was impressive . one said. For the second decade now everynne shined theirshues and stood at atlentinn while someone, Keith R. jtwons this year. was named Cadet Brigade Commander. Very impressive , He. said. We won the- fuuthall game. UPPER RIGHT: A ROTC member displays one costume from :1 halivlimc show featuring military uniforms of lhe ages. ABOVE: The ROTC drill team performs during half-tirm: 0! a KSC football game. 541 jim Hunlly escorts Military Ball Queen hopehll Calhy Bcahm through an arch of shining swords, ABOVE: ROTC members. stand al attention In receive their honors. OPPOSITE A cadet and his date dance al lhe Military Ball to music provided by the group called The Sensational EziI'u-w.-rncm Miss Kris ; i December. I know all about December. It's going to my 7:30 in the almosl'dark- ness - still asle'e'p'. 0r totaling from an impmVESedcardbuard sled intoa three foot drift. Or caroling' beside the dorms at 3:00 it; the morning and having to spit out. all the words because the lips are numb. 0r wearing three pair of wooly socks to' class and having all three pair be wet. Or slipping between classes in front of the entire football team. And having to scrape Windshields for- hours - positive I'll never be warm again. Ah, but the warm.- The hot chocolate; warm that stays Tor an houri The fireplace warm that's only half there - the front half... And'the wa'r'm that stays and Stays 'and stays. even on the slushiest days1 58 59 K . FOUNQED , 1908' 1 Downtown Christmas lights. slrcetlighta and headlight combine for a sparkly appearance. 60 OPPOSITE: A friendly snowman waves In passers-by from the Kansas State College campus. BELOW: Ice and snow covered limbs compose a natural irame Inr :- wintry picture of the college oval. OPPOSITE: A thin glaze of ice makes tree branches appear Eragile and glassy. ABOVE: Snowball fights among dorm residents help to make the cold December days a little more exciling. A cancer: by a slringed quartet is a feature sponsored by the Music Department MUSIC DEPARTMENT a busy year Mr. Corcoran's band makes music ail year long. Basketball games cmnplclc with team. crowd. and tho Pep Band, Year mum! concerts for tile puhiic Half-timc entertainment at font- ball games willie the team is resting. And of cunrse, the parades, as lung as it duesxft rain. OPERAS VIEWED BY FEW ' -? Apparently not many: KSC students like opera. F'ew were on hand to witness Uhertu's decision of whether to marry his maid or allow her to wed another man in Pergolesi's The Maid Who Would Be Mistress . The same small cmwd remained to watch L'Amfiparnassn in Itaiian. Both Operas, well done and worthy of a much larger audience. were under the direction of Dr. Laurence Siegle. professor of music. 5? r J. .'.l .-J ' J z...l 'L. OPPOSITE: Rick Lamar geslures lo the audience while pnrirnying the part :3! L'berio in line Kansas Smtc College workshop production of The Maid Who Would Be Mislress . ABOVE: Uberto is joincd by Cam! Sue Maxwell in the role of Serpina, the maid who must decide belween two suitors. A cast member 1135 stage make-up carefully applied prior to a perlurmaucm FALL PLAYS hpoets, prophets and playwrights,, William Shakespeare is aiive and well. A Cry of Players, :1 fiction- alized account of the life of William Shakespeare, poet and playwright, was presented here early in the fan by the Theatre departmcnl. It began the season well by introducing the public to him as a person as well as a literary genius. Later in the season many of his works were aiso performed including his famous Romeo and Juliet. Madwoman of Chaillot, a French satire, was also presented in the first semester's M ajor Pmduction series. They were under the direction of Robert Cueblz of the department of speech and theatre ABOVE: Chris Messersmith. Verna Pagm and Jim Cady taste the waier of Paris in lhe French comedy Hudxuuman uf tiiiaillnr OPPOSITE: Dun Kabruy artfully portrays the lurment :1! a man in stocks. OPPOSITE: Bub Shoun as William Shakespeare tries to find conllorl from Donna Friend in a scene born the major production A Cry ni Players. BELOW: Tnm Corporan appears disinterested as he listens dutifully to the chailer of Nancy Polccte in the ono-aci play Rainy Afternoon. 9 A tragic death scene is executed in the ShakesPearean comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream 65 CHILD CARE Nut all KSC shulrnls are rosy faced teens fresh mil nln high school. Sumo are uldt-r. Snrm' married. Smut- haw.- children. This year KSC Opl'Ilt'Cl :1 day care center far these sludvnts. It was a icing hard Struggle. It seems lhv idea was mm around llorv and therefore snmmx hat of a risk. 2:::1gralnlatinns KSC. You un- lilo proud father of wwrul wonderful childnlli. Walking past I'Inracu Mann tlwxcduys children's voices can he heard amung talk 0f hmthall. classes. and bars. ABOVE: Children play with blocks during CreaIIVe P'Iay lime OPPOSITE: Kirsten Kaboli is one oi several children being cared for a! the day care center opened lhis year in Horace Mann. Tlirue yuung ladies are enguying the possibilities modeling clay provides. 15 56 CO-ED LIVING THBEATENED Cn-vd living:Jr ltb s economically impossible in cun- tinuu the rosidvnce hull policy under which Tanner Hall prescutly operates. KSC administrators hit a nerve. Sludt'nts were finally upsvl about somvlhing. So ; A III rcatencd prntesl. Signs. T-shirts. pranks. Deal; Moro signs. more- stal ic. mare prvssurr. Mmedcals. Emergency meetings in tho middlv of the night with department heads and dorm representatives. Finally. a Residence Hall questinnnaire was bum But thequesliuns. Many wvre left blank except for the colorful r.-0mn'u.-nts Special committee sessions werv hold in the Tanner Hall lnunge for results. ' Fhere's a school in Arkansas that no longer provides cmed living 50 what. Settlement: Tanner men agree to double- rooms and the girls may stay. OK. CO-ed living is saved? Hardlyr The two sides only share a lounge. UPPER LEFT: ,1 Tanner resident displays her disapproval of policy that would have converted the hall inlu an all mens' dorm. ABOVE: LorraineTonn andlancl Polonyi make signs for prolesl. 5:59 pm. January 25. I973. The sirens over town mundcd far um: full'lminuto. Ati6:00 the Vf'ar was ever. Numbed by endless premises 9f pea'cia the world stood by Quietly as we- watched them came heme. Thin sick M lircd. Changed men. For same. Mom and apple pie awaited them, For others .. nothing Nu ticker tape parades. Na 21 guh xalutss. NdN'atiOnal Dayfaf Confessionfnr Past Sins. Some denounced the War. Others spoke of hmmr. And Stilliuthers had Iittia' tu say at all. 9.0.51.3 At Last the Story Can Be Told FOR mtg l'he- returned ?.0.-W.h had been step in; mm 'Tmedum bi:rds mam .Ihe teeN-risimi wracus-nwu of them wluling crisply. walking svrrnurdy. looking physicallyflit' and acting maenm-l- Iy when. As lbena-Iion's early appmhew 5mm fadecL a mem- idea see: in: parharp; llw ROAM: had been huma-neiy irta-md afm-r aIL That lhma'mn was shaH-erm 1am m5: With all the known surviving prise 0mm safely home Eram-Vim Nam. the dam of restraims hmke. am: um urf mmirealmeni-and Imrut: poured farm. Navy tummundtrr Richard Stratum. hum known far hip. dscp bows and seem- 1:1eg drugged appqa-mnce Am a law news confcruncx. summed up Ihe m wus-cr! many primrimm WHEN ha: mud: l haw: hem tortured. I haw: been match. l have been J' wd in so'liiary mnfinc- mt-N ' ' 'a'NWd. I have heer- 'f length; of rubhcv uuwm' beaten prisms inw Dim MacPhaiI sat: fmm : mm mac Imam wirh s- w! N 0 -l- C -1 3 Continues 1 33$:wa Mil FUIH'IC HASH, Calif. Upvralmn Homecoming pnurui .1 .xlvudy strvalm n1 Erwd US. pnqu-rs H! u ur mm lhl'll' hunwhmd mummy an urrml amt! lhvy livvd 0n lnynliy tn thmr munlry during m thk day. m anmumst cuntwilv. l'hvrc 15 nothing an swwt me lo rcturn ?mm lhv 59a um! hear lhv smmd u! rmndrups on the rmi.' Tht-u. uhvr unulhvr patusu, ht- Suki. Alm-ru-u. Anu'rwu. kind sahwi His grace nu 111w. Enoch vruh nanny, hark Thursday curraml110rt-pulnult-s.umhd unuthl'r . . . . a . o... . .$ w... Photo by Suzann'Mertz. 72 :33. Running Ehrwgh mama stem this manning, I saw t'kwmmn Mm. 5:ka were Ming; Wu? wilt; me M311 9M hanks ate! Maxim yams; W Sarita: it! WNW MW shawh md mm W am busy aE work inthnir Wm I head. it :e:me kWh the-mnemmg vukgsd swm-y $1;an when what 5mm fur hemm- ammmm thr- dawmewk. Wahrmhm hm- mf hicye-lm-Eims mu mW' am? EM: emmrt mar m5 Murdering. 1 Eel: i; he: m wammwaww hair M frame: may Aim, The wad 1M mm m? min mi mmw lhel WEE. Fm wire iit's haw When themivm w: Wear jMH-g-we-swm in: fight the $131M well... hm nmthimglij the newtyhm-negrm with wsmwh mmma mks OPPOSITE: Frank Mahrcy treats H11: ducks lo lunch al the lake in Lincoln Park. BELOW: A Bowen Hall resident falls viclim to a friendly loss in 10 college lake by peers. RIGHT: Judy Nellis and James Middleton seek shelter from the elemenis during one of the almost daily showers that took place in the spring. BELOW: A KSC coed plays with a pet white rabbit on thecampus lawn in front of the college. A concert in front 0! the UHME building welcomed the arrival of the spring season. Ancient Sagas Come Alive The stage swurn'wtl with famous figurvs lh is spring. Don Quixote was on hand to philosnphixv 'm snug. And Romeo and Juliet appeared to end the season with tragedy. Tlu-su two classic tales depicted till! llu-aln- dvpurtnmnt's spring endeavor us the last half of lhv mujur productium for lhr I973 season. ABOVE; Mike Tayiur. as the legendary Dun Quixnlc. puls his dream. l0 music in Man uf Ln Manchu. OPPOSITE: Bob Shaun and Claire Childrm partmy lhe impassioned lovers. in Rumcn and Jul Ll't ?t': Don Kabrey, as Cousin 'I'yhnll. hL-gins lhe duel lhat results in the death 0! Mercutim portrayed by Bar- ry Bengstun. in a famous scene from the Shakes- pearean classic. Ramon and Juhci. UPPER RIGHT: Jim Cady tries to arouse the affection uf Dul inea. played by Rulh Wallace. BELO : group ofmuleteers add enthusiasm to a barroom scam: from Ike KSC version of Man nl' La Manchu r .F' ATTRACTIONS VERSATILE ICx-'vry:::1:.v Iovvs to sing and to dance and to laugh. Some are just bvtiur than others is all. Sn we brought lhvm to us. H? laughed with David Steinln-rg and sang and scrvurm-d ulmvc thc din of EEO Spcvdu'agmi. And wz' .xharvd llw ll1rilling lmnnmlt uf being lllP lint to hear :1 lcngthy 90mp- osititm by Kingshryis First Moog Quarter. 'l l1cyuur's unlcrmimnvnl was vorsatilo to say. the least. I i ' C The Singers and Dancers of Ljubljana relurm-d. Eddit' Kvndricks and tho Stylistics ap- peared for the- black population of campus. And David Niven zlcldml a much of sophistication. ABOVE: David Niven chats will: Terry Ericdan. KOAM TV n'pruamltniive, backstage- prior to a purform- ance. OPPOSITE: Julian Bond. Georgian lcgislalor. cluued the year with a talk on American poiilics. 7R Kingsleyk First Moog Quartet introduced a new and different mum! to KSC sindcnls through lhc use of electronic Mung Synthesizers. UPPER RIGHT: A perfnrmancu by rock grnup. REO Spccdwagun. me! with rnthnsiasiic approvai by stu- dents. ABOVE.- Tllo Singers and Daneersof Ljubljana added an exotic flair to Ihc beasun'h allraclinns. '29 SKITS MARK APPLE DAY I heard it was tradition. The guy Russ Hall is named after was President at the time and he rccewed money to buy the land that the school sit 'm now, Anyway, when he came back the student both fined him a barrel of apples. 'Iwhevx've dor it ever since. Fur theGSlh year the faculty presented apples to the en! ire student body. Faculty and students entertained each other with skits as haunts were passed and counted for the five K. queen finalists. The history of , served as :1 theme fl'u' the program. Frank Lewis and Darwin Hurst do a musicai duet nn guitar at lhe convocation. Distribution of apples by lhe faculty following convocation has become :a KSCtradition. 80 OPPOSITE: Jim Debrick attempts lo win the talent contest with his versiun of The Auctiouecrk Song - BELOW.- Membcts of the Music Club reflect back on the women's liberation muvemenl oi earlier days. 12:53 -. ' H lIl-Imu 3.7-3 $' ' -o-Oa'-u:4-:H -A ifrbe -.-,' ,' The Bungling Brothers. Fred Cebhardl and Steve Burnidge periorm magic in a ski! by lhe Sigma Chis. 81 ?w'a1w . , ,,, Jenn f.- A N 851361. OPPOSITE: Miss Buid Black. Delores Brawn. stands in the spoiiigln as she models a hrighI-Iy ilnraied gown. BELOW: The Black Gospel Chair highlighted Black Heritage Week activiiies. GOSPEL CHOIR highlights week Topics such as Remed y for RinF and Historical Analysis of African People in America from ITTS In 1973 were laced between Ehe Soul Food Din- ner and the fashion show. The Week was busy and the dance on Saturday served as a finale. Biacks and whites alike Fcusted 0n greens, black-eyed peas, and cilitterlings. Black students devimd skits, Everyone laughed. The Black Gospel Choir performed. Everyone loved them. Same cven cried. Guests helped themse- 'dt'l Ives to chilieriings amt! greens 3! the Soul Food Dinner in the Student Union. ABOVE: A scene from one of numerous skits held by black students during the week. OPPOSITE: Renee Martin belts out a solo during a performa nee of the Black Gospel Choir. THE CLASS OF ,73 H und rods of faces. Hundrcdh of names. Row upon rtm- 0f identities shoathcd 1n assembly like 510mm All waiting to grab their piece of tomorrow. 1400 figures merge and create a mming. Breathing organism of black. Momentarily born soon tudiv in The scattering of 1400 separate paths. Dewy eyed mothers and rvslless kids Amid a. sea of shined shout clipped hair And black ties. Snapshots xx ith that favnrilv aunt. Sharing a tiny bit of lht' dimppninmwnl For the guy in marketing class that Didrft quite make it The steady drone as Dr. 8111th reads name Afternamc . . . after name One second of rvcognitinn for four years. - I! ' '9'. am: lil-EH 4 . f I m u a . u . m . Emma. -EW .... i. ... MEE . .. . ...: . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . n . .1 u. .. .. . A .. .. x - . u d . t . .. . h .- . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . A . I I . . . . I n ... a .. k... ...? mu... Xv... J. m. . ..Q n . . . 5f It's the final letting go. The last handshake - The last hug - The last snonntu-he-forgotten Promise to keep in touch. Tics are lousenvd. Coats carelessly slung cwur slmulders As diplnmas arc shoved into Steamy back glass windows For the trip home. All finished All anxious . All eager to go out and begin again? The year is over. L'sed up like a bar of old snap. Changes? I've seen a few. My jeans are more faded now and oven patched in a place or two and my hair has grown maybe five inches. I've made a thousand 30-minute Friends and fell in lave a hundred times. A firm: or two 1 was sure I'd never make it, Positive that the next exam- the next night part3 - the next housing payment - would be my downfall. I LOVE MANKIND. '75 PEOPLE I CAN T HANDH Along the way I've learned some things, That God exists - at least for some. That calculus is never easy: that those in power are never always right. 7 And the black nlivcs make one lmrny. I've watched the highs and had a few myself. Some on sunshine. Some on Jesus, Some on people with a dozen different names. How shall I remember it? The year it rained all spring? The year the war was finally bver. The year my innocence died along with my pet goldfish. H.?- V... s 'KAHSAS'JZ ' q What else should I say about a year I've taken and squeezed hard and wrung out all the good? That it was Fun or crazy or neat or even worth the time',J Some care 310:. Some care a iittle. And uthers are just giad that it's over. 91 SPORTS 0 SPORTS 0 SPORTS 0 SP ORT S 0 S H; 7.137 Hip??? F5 ,1! u x I .Momherlva rfopiMNH u, . f Venthwtclfo i'moulsexg ? x. . O T'Lz; Hf.-'-Aiqu-H'r r0 en'. ' Sungpolbig - AAVJ$aa3+ .1... 5 HwHHH $ 2:; I. HHH H K v 0 HM: thanks KW $xe Hggdg, wafp . o. no 3m ; Fnr qu A Jud .. -g-QCQEEHXXSHL AXHOXhesltlH'a'pEH ha PORTS OSPORTS OSPORTS OSPORTS OSP Gorillas Finish With 5-5 Season 'Inlw Unr'iHux fillisht'd HH- '73 .wu- suu u illl u .300 quI-Insl pvt'cvlt- lum- 'l'iu-ir H-L-nrcl slum! at 360nm .Ill, and 3-13 m urn; ilunilm-m-r plm :Lu'h 'i'nm Lvslvr MIrIIrIIL'd up tl'lt' MHIM'II Muinu. II ltlrlwd nltl pl'l'tty much us. ur mpt-vtml H v'u' .511! .u Ixumu; hull t'llll? and tluw Illutlt' MJIIH' Illikiulu's. lull 1H va n v l'l' pIt-uwtl 7 - i-UHIHJSA I RIB UWliH um NT HNI-ilCRS BEJ-Il 'I'Iu' zu'riul dim HI jurlinr quurlvr- hcu-L Chad; Smith and .wninr spiii- cud Hlun Spt-m'vr combined fur Inn Unrillu ldllit'h. while M'Ilinr iIIIHHIPL' Kirk Lvuih uddvd lsuu murr scnrm .IYi llu- Hum cnsih tluutu-d llu- Knlurdtln Hrsh'ru Slult- t inllt'gt- Huunluillt'vrs. 29- I 1. KSL' It'd uII llu- Rd! 5. lunch- dcm II run. lay I.Wn ihdrld u Iivltl unul In HcIIJiII Uiiilinrtl npt'tlml tllt' stur- ing fur lin- Lirm'illux Smith and Spvnu'r malnhim-d m: :1 T2-5urd rt'vvptinn lu IHIHII lill' hull linu- xull't' In I3-I I in Luv: III RM I'In- Unnnluim-rl'x- Inn IIINt-IIJH lmwlullmln new all HIM t'llll'llf mustvr in lfw uutllv. but Iml m I'ur llli'Uur'iHux Fl'l'hll ultt'r Hu-ir hull lilllt' lartutllu'r. KHZ lml lugt'lhvr R1 Inur- Im-II-pninl lllirdquurtl'r wrur Eu ivr lht' gum? mun Imuih letIIt-tl ill from IIH- thrt-v for Ilih wcuml TD. and Smilll uml Sprm-rt' dumlt'tl tht- ulI-rkulndrlvuu-uIlII.LHU-x.1ltl ln-Iullduulln'IIIIIplI-lI-w LUHIH. WW U I'I-IX MINER?! HH- LIIIIIIJH tillHHlllt'il Havir' ummuu xnux In llmupihu Eln- l mu-ruh u? Ulnulll'l .Il H::ll.lfI-. ill llll'll' NTVHIIIJ IIUIl-Clilllvl'l'lIVD till Rullu gul uII llw SL'UH'IHKIIII fii'hl. luml sln't'm-dml in IJIuIILiIIg tlu- Un- rillus till lllt' Mwnlltl tlllur'lt-r. int! Irum lllitl Iminl nn H unis KSU'h gmm- I.;u'ry Uillilzuul luuL ilu- lmll ill irum lht' Innr Iur llu- I'ir's'l Gorilla. Iillllx Illt' Jay S'H'rn UllIHt'rHillll namgumd Smilh rmmm-lvd xx ill: Nl-nl Buu- lm I'ur Ilih lllir'd 'I'D pass in tun mum's. uml Spt'l'l'K-S PAT nus; glmtl lu Imlkv lllt' KM: lt'mi l l-T lnur1I: tllzzu'tvr tlriu' highlight ml 113- nanImrm-s flii'fnr. Lru'rr. uml Spt-nu'r. L'Hlminult-d in NW third Cutlllu sum- as Smilh trunk it ill IIII u Lt-riwr imm Iln- nnv Spt-r- r'y'x third PAT Inmlt' it IEHuI, 21-7 UUHIIJ. Hi F Hi 'I'U BI'I Hi5 KSC susluinml Ha firs'l Ins; nl' lllt' wusutl ah Suutlmt-sl Missouri Slutt- :11 Sprillgllivld uulvusllvtl ml impres- 5iuv nH'L-nsix'r display to roll pusl K51 I 37-20 Spritlgl'ivld ulpiluliu-d un Inn inlt'rL't-plimls in the first half l'm' Inn TITS amid a l'icld goal. In tht- H'L'tllltl half lho Hours simply m'vr- ptmvrvtl KSC uilll lllrm- mun- SL'tth'h. Spt-ncvr uml Gifford vawh hmk ;: Dvlmis llurw; avrial in for six KSC points: Gifford u'vni 34-pirds l'nr lhv St-nrv Lou is. capped llw bl'tlrilig u ilh -.1 din. from tho mus. CUBIIJA CUXHCB HZl-L SAI'IXIih HORNIC'I'S KSC nuhhvd its first L'lllli-Crt'lll't' Urlury uml punIu-tl its rwurd in 33-1-1! :15 lllv Uurillelk tHCI'tuIIu' u Elr lmillt IIAIIItlllH'iIt'i-itil. ili1UlIl Il-l ill lln- tllirtl Qllul'tvr .IIHI 'I'llrt-r in llll' qurlh, slipping gmxl tin- lflnpm'iu Huruvt Efi-QI Louis Ivd lllv scoring i'ur K50 With tun lnm'htlnuns. ullifv Smith and Spenct-r vzu'h multrilmtul nm- 'I'hv SmilthponL-t-r vmnhinulinn clivkt-d fur a lxu-Iw-ywur lumll- tlmul completion. and Smith tuck in :1 nnv-yard vapI-r fur ilu- niIn-r swun- 'I'ItilillH KIJW KSL' 2.841 KSC Hllii'vl'l-tl its wunml loss ul- tlw SUuwn and its first runk-n-IIL-t- loss :11 HIV hand: uf llar Furl H3155 Stale 'I'igm's l'nlllllhlt's by Smith and Lou is sol up NW N n HIS st'uring driuw in llw first half. MI c-lz-u-n-yurcl hllh from Smith In 0nd ViLi' PuupIL and u SpL-rry PAT xx us all lhv Big Red could mus- ter in lllt' first lmlln A snshlim'd tlfiVl' from their IN I: 20 in llwthirdquurlw11ml an inter- wpimn and driw I'mm llw KSC m in MN fourth ulppml the 1l igcr svnring. KSUS l'inul svnrv came on at 0111-- .xurd run In Lem is x ilh 3:2 St't'ntldh' 95 n:nmining in the game. The sperry umvorsion was good MSC 'l'Oi bi 'HIJAS K C slipped to a 33 season reL-u 0rd at the hands of neighboring ri- vai Missouri Southern Collvge at Joplin. as the Lions strctchml their season mark to 67041 and clefeulccl tho Cnrillas fur the first time in the fivv years of annual competition. Freshman fullhack liydcll WiL liams was lhv Curilhis nemesis in the gili'llt' as he accounted for all of thc- MSG tnuchduwns with a 535- yard roccptian and scaring runs uf 5:2 and :19 yards Su-ue Beniguu's scmnd intercep- tion of the game set up the lime KSC scoring drive late in the four! h qlli.li'tPr. Lewis finalized a 78-yard Scoring drive as ho tank the hall 1 .CJRADO 14 With the humecmning festivities marred hy rain. the Gm'iiizis hright- 911ml the day showing poise and control in cnming from behind la drop ihe' University nf Northern Cahiradn Bears li'i-H. K matched TITS with the Bruins in the first half. but u missed PAT put Northern Culorado in front I-l-IS. The dynamic dun, Smith and Spencer. go! it together again from 30 varcls out for lhc first Gorilla lalv , Smith who lnlaled 136 wet. cold yards in the alt hit Beasley for the KSCI I'D. lhis limv a 32-yard cm'nplelinn. The second half was a defm'isive battle with the- Gnrillas holding at thr. six and 13 to thwart Bruin 96 The. tinuI HST drive hugged Llnwn at the 10. Mike tt-iatthews came in for the field goal attempt. With the kick going From the 2 and the gualposts 10 yards into the end-zone. it was 36-yard attempt, that was good. lat was the game. and a hmnecmning victory- for K C, 16-14. CORILLAS DROP TO 1301: BTU 1N CPAC Fhances for u ctmference title at K5 t were. practically destroyed by the Gorillas 26-3 defeat at the hands 01' the Southern Culoradn State College Indians. The Goril- ias now 4-4-0 overall and 2-2-0 in Conference play. fell to a fourth place tie with St, ... KSC gut 0n the scsurc-hoard trarty but could only score once in the game while SCSU seared in each of the last three periods A fumble recovery by Tom Chor- ryt at the Colorado 3-1, set up the KSCI scum. Vr'ith no luck on the ground. Smith connected nith Spencer For :1 17-yard gainer. After a short run by Gilliland the Red Machine ground In :1 hall. At the fourth and nine. Matthews hit :1 335- yard field goal: KSC HttNh. 1.-Yi rHtC'WS SETS t1 . :URD The Furillas stayed alive in the Conference race and forced the: ti- tlc down tn the w: with :1 'in over the Washl'mrn lehahnds 21-7. KSC was now in a fnur-u'ay tic far second behind Emporia. whose sole loss in the. 4-1 first place record Came at the. hands 11fthe Gorillas. The lchabmis fmmd the mark first but Cnutd Cmty' master one 5c. re in the game. They scored ear- 9f 1y in the first quarter after a tumble recm-ery at the KSC 11i1'1e-yard line. KSC gut it in gear in the. second quarter and under the leadership of reserve quarterback Harvey, marched 64 yards in 1?. ptays to score. The TD came on pass from Harvey to Robin L Hard: The PAT was gnnd to tie. the score. 7-?. Mike Matthews put the Gorillas in Front at haif time by hitting :1 38- y'ard fir-Id guat late in thee second quarter. A two-yard scoring plunge by Gilliland late in the third quarter and a safety in the fnurth stretched the KSC lead to I I: Mike Matthews set a record with three seconds left in the game when he booted a 47-yard field goal. The ten year 111d record was 45 yards set 11y Carl Killitm in 196:1 COHILL-KS TIE FOR FOURTH Tho Gorillas ended the .1 ' .a- $011 on a flat note as they- u-ere edged out 3-0 by the Omaha M' ericks. Neither team was able to mnve the hall with any great authority. throughout the game Pittsburg was unable to penetrate Omaha Tur- ritnry any.- deeper than the 28, and p1 ..d most of the game in mid- field. Omaha threatened KSC with three field goal attempts, one 110 good one that was blocked. and one in the fourth quarter that sailed through the uprights for the only score of the. game. The two teams went into the game vying for second place in the GPAC as the Hornets of Emporia had cinched the title earlier in the dawn The Big Red Machine Keeps Rollin, Along -- Right on, Right on . . . Alan Spencer received lhe Most Valuable Player Award. Both he and Bill Townsly were selected GPAC AlI-Conlerence Team Members. Chuck Smith - Slratton Award. Gorillas Honored The team ranked high in men receiving awards drawing to an end a rather successful season. For the first time in two years the Gorillas nabbed a berth 0n the District 10 NAIA First team; more correctly three berths. Alan Spencer was selected to the first learn as an offensive end and Gail Amett and Ken Manley were chosen For the defensive squad. Fur the second consecutive year Chuck Smith was awarded the Strattou Award given annually to the player showing the must sportsmanship, loyalty, and inspiration. Smith completed 54 of 107 passes for 889 yards and six touchdowns and accounted for 87 yards and two 'l'D's on his own rushing. The Honorary Captain and Mr. Football award went to Ken Manley 0f the defensive squad. Alan Spencer was selected as the must valuable player on the .72 KSC squad. Spencer led the KSC receivers with 36 recepiimls for 678 yards and five touchdowns. He was also second in scoring lor the Gorillas with 80 points. Rick Lewis led the KSC scoring with 42 points. IOU Ken Manley - Honorary Captain and Mr. Foolball. The Team . . . The Team . . . The Team . . . Q m 1. 6?: -' $ FRONT ROW; 1.. T0 11.; AI Ortolani, Pat McCraw, Renal Gibbons. Don Dewey. Ricky Minks. Bruce Craber. Mike McGraw. Stew.- Benigo. Larry Cilliland Jim Hudson. Joe Murphy. SECOND ROW; David Kendall. Steve Sailor, Greg Dvorak, Tom Cherry, Charles Smith, Mark Thompson, Ted Zuzzio, Dennis Harvey, Ken- neth Manley, Gregg Bates, Raymond Hayes, Roberl Hail, THIRD ROW; Charles Broyles, Bill Townsley, Danny Crammer. Clay Oliver. James Wagner, Robin Gifford. Lynn Hoefling, Donald Trimbie. Frank Mid- dlelon, jim Merriou. Robert Grimm, FOURTH ROW; Bill Samuels, Gary Slaughter, Mike Matthews. Alan Spencer, Roger Newlon, Tim Anchors, BER Heilman, Neal Beasley, Bill Kirchner, Harvey Schneiler. Rick Beets, Tom Lester. l0! THF. t'llluj: T955 Banion. Becky Useiana. Martha Rhodes, Brenda Weidnun Shnmn Heard. Karen Wilson. Lorie Lehman. ,Fa'di'l'lj. fez: ' Give Em Hell!!! STANDING: Jack Loflin. Mike Riojas. Tam Bryon. Joe Cecere. Ron Brock. Randy Hicks. Marvin Dnzien KNEELINC: Becky Ossana. Debbie Bennett. Marlha Rhodes. Linda Deal. Connie Sage. Larie Lehman. Sharon Heard. 105 . . ...--nv'.P ..... WWW F ans and Bands, Win or Lose 'l 'l . THEYRE ALWAYS THERE I I , -. lI- I '5 .. .. .I I IE I II I IIIIIKIILIIIIIII I I I .1 uIII'II IIn! 1h. :I 'InI III M 106 ' KSC Gorillas Won,t Give Up 2nd in GPAC Derailed at District Ten After dropping four of their first five games: the basketball Gorillas found then'nselves facing the prospect of a long season But this was not to be as lhe lumpsters took stack oflthemselves and went on to take a second plaqe finish in league to earn a District 10 playoff berth. It finally, took a fourth ranked nationally- Marymount team toderail the Cnrillas in playoff action by a narrow 62-60 score. While Coach Bob Johnson's crew could fashion only a 12-15 win and 1055 record for the season. they did manage a 7-5 record in Rocky Mountain Confer- ente action. Displaying 3 fast break of- fense concentrating on penetrating the ball and using a combination of defenses. tho Gorillas would never say die even when outmanned. Eight games were lost by four or less points. which could have turned the season around, while several games were pulled out of the fire with last second heroics. KSC OPP w ll v 1 l 95 93 0r N.HI AU Urnt K1 .- M issuu ri Southern 69 89 .. . . - . . . .. .. lumpunn btnla 8: 82 Bt'ncdichnrLullcge 5:; 10 . . - - . . M H. Hays htate :2 :9 Nnrlhwusi Mlssmirl H 89 , , . .. - . . .. LuntralMlssnurl l0 pi L-mv. uf Mn.-Rulla Ga 66 . , .. ,1 L. nw. uf .Nt'hsOmaha :2 61 Dru ry College :0 82 , . . - A . Washburu 1mm 09 63 Wxiham jcwcll 63 b3 . . .. . .. -- ' Snuthwust Mmmurs 69 .- Soulhwcst Baptist :2 on , - - . . . Snuthen: Lulurado 4a M Dunn 0f Nclx-Omaha ?9 3'3 . . - .. . . . .Nnnhcm Luluradu 1 :0 Benedictine College 61 63 . . - hmporm blate 80 82 Drury CniIL-ge 96 90 . , ,. .. . . .. H. Hays State :3 oi VVashburn LIIIV. :3 GS . .. , F Hutkiulrst Lullt-ge 69 :0 Lcnlral Mzssuur: 518 8: . , - . 5 II C l d T7 86 Missouri Soulhmn .71 64 cu mm o urn n Marylnnunl 50 62 The whoie Gorilla learn goes to the boards for lwo more points; in a win over Emporia Stale. Wade Broihersnn dunks in two points for KSC. 109 Dave Branscm Senior. 6'8 . center. DaVO Branson, Dave was the big man in the. middle to: the KSC rnundhallers this year. He along with the other five players m1 these two pages formed that an important starting Five for tho Gorillas 213011;; with the sixth man. While not living a big scoring threat Bransnn usually guarded the oppositinn's toughest big man. He came up with mine top performances near the end of the season against Missnuri Southern and Marymnunt. Also team C0- captain. Randy Love Sophomore. 6'1 . guard, Randy Love. Randy lnrnke into the starting lineup near mid-season to give the Gorillas some needed floor leadership. While his main job was to help direct the offense and lead the fasthreak he also was a deadly long range threat from the corners. Some Iate-seasnn illness cut down on Love's effectiveness and kept him out of some of the action Calvin Kimer Sophomore. 631 . forward, Calvin Kinzer. Selected as KSC's Mr. Basketball and he certainly earned the honort Calvin made the switch from guard to forward this season. He made it pay off by leading the team in scoring and rebounding. When the going got tough and the ball or a basket was needed, Kinzer was usually the man for the job. Whether it was scooping 21 rebound off the rim or hitting his short jumpshot he came through often. Besides making all- conference. and all district teams. Kinzer was tahhed hnnnrable mentiun alli American Dick Dixon Senior, 6? . forward. Dick Dixon, Winner of the 1973 Ralph Redmond Most Inspirational Player Award. One of the most impruved Gorilias who came along in league play to help earn the District 10 playoff spot. Scored in dnuble figures mostly on inside past play, tip-ins and short turnaround jumpers: Earned honorable mention all-conference honors and made the all-academic cnnference first team. Eric J 011 nson Senior, 61 , guard, Eric johnsnn. This returning starter from 1971-72'5 club helped in all phases of the game for KSC, A southpaw, Eric directed the nffense and was a leader in assists. Able to go to the boards with bigger men he also was a threat on defense often knocking shots loose before they were ever relased. Earned honorable mention alI-confer- ence honors and was also team c0- captain. Bob Williams Sophumore, 6'? 1X2 , forward. Bob Wiliiamsk Bob finally found himself when he touk uver the sixth man role for the Gnrillas in midiseasun. Coming uff the bench to give a needed lift he mutd score From outside nr inside depending on what the situation called For. With his exceptional leaping ability Williams blocked numerous opponents' shuts, Playing just over half the game he still managed to score in double Figures '1'! IE 1972-73 KANSAS STNHC COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM: LEFT T0 RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Ran- dy Love, Clint Witty. Ty Pate. Phil Honeycutt. Barry Williamson, Rich Ewen, and Mark MacDonald. SEC- OND ROW: Bub Witlinms. Randy Allison. Wade Brotherson. Dave Branson. Dick Dixon. Eric johnsnn, and Calvin Kimer. BACK ROW. COACHES: Bob Johnson, Doug Dodge, Moutie Taylur, and Mark Davis. Basketball Starts Slow, Ends With Hot Streak Kansas State Colleges 1972-73 Basket- ball season started out sluwly and by Christmas break things looked dim for the Gorillas, to say the ieast. They ow ned a record 05 one win and four losses at the hands of Missouri Southern and Drury. The. lone win was a 67-66 squeaker aver Missouri at Bella. Many people were ready to count the defending NAM District to champs out. The Gorilla ruundballers were not ready to give up. however. In the next month they came on tn win seven out of their next ten games to raise their recnrd t0 8- T, something few thought possible back in December. A pair of wins in the unv nual holiday games started the hall roll; ing. William jewel fell 68-63 and South- mana get. west Baptist wend down 72-75. Follow- ing a pair of close losses tn Nebraska at Omaha and Benedictine College, the Gorillas came on like ganghusters. tak- ing five out of the next six. During this mid-season stretch. KSC fans were treated to some of the finest individual displays by forward. Cal Kin- zer. Starting with a 78-68 win over Wash- burne Kinzer had scoring games 0f29. 19 34. 27. 30. 28. 26 and 29, Also by the sea- son's end. he was the team's leading re- bounder and freethmw shooter and hit 49.5?r. of his field goal attempts. While Kinzer was setting this torrid pace, he received support from various sources at different times. Forward Dick Dixon became a ccmsistent double Figure scorer. In a win over Central M issouri. he hit 10 0f 12 shots and in an 87-82 win over Emporia State he hauled in l3 rebounds One 0f KSC'S biggest wins of the sea- sun came against the nation's tenth ranked NAM team. Drury. who had beaten the Gorillas by 12 points earlier in the year, In a well balanced scoring attacke five players hit in duuble figures for KSC as they won in overtime 964-30. 1 1x1 Bandy Love hit For :27 points. Seniors Eric johnson and Dave Bran- 5011 provided floor leadership depending on what the situation called For. Johnson presented a passing threat and was able to score when needed. Bransrm clogged up the middle, blocked shots and rebounded. The bench came on to play an impor- tant role in the Gorillas development. Bib Bob Williams came on to speli the frontline and shuwed that he could do it all, score, block shots and rebound Guard. Phil i-Ioneycutt provided a change of pace, Against Southern Colo- rado he aided in huld-high seuring Cal Tatum to 18 points as he shot 8v26 from the Hour. Barry Williamson. 'I'y Fate and Wade Brntherson came on at different times according t0 the situation. After this hot streak, the Gorillas sud- denly found themselves with a good shot at making the District 10 playoffs and taking second piace in the Great Plains Athletic Conference. The htmpsters went into their last three league games need- ing wins. and they got them. The Gurillas were in the excellent pus- ition of playing these games all at home Time out as the Gorillas talk it over. h t. g. , '1le 1'5 . - .. 1 Dave Branson. whistled fur a ton! after being caught using illegal lattes. as they spent most of january en the road. Northern Colorado went under 76- 70 as Bob Williams had 19 points and 9 rebounds. Little Barry Witliamson came off the bench to hit 10 points, mostly nn Circus shots, and grab 5 big rebounds. In a real thriller, the Gorillas came from behind to beat rival. Emporia State. 85-82 in overtime Emporia grabbed a quick 7838 lead in the overtime periud and went into a stall. It looked all over. but KSC came back and clinched it on a 12 foot jump shot by Cal Kinzer and two free throws by Barry Williamson. The league final was a laughter as the hoops- ters ran Fort Hays Off the court 78-51 This clinched second place in the GPAC with a 7-5 league record and a District ten berth by having the best record of any Kansas league team. In playoff action KSC found them- selves facing Marymount. the nation's fourth ranked team, Playing on Mary- mmmt's home court in Salina, the Goril- las were considered as much as 20 point underdogs. At their best when things looked darkest, they took it right tn mighty Marymount and at the half had a L15 slight lead. The second half was a seesaw battle as each team traded baskets. Mar- ymount made their last shot while KSC missed theirs and that was the only difA ference as Marymount won 62-60. The Gorillas came close but won no cigar as their season ended in Salina. going a lot Farther than most thought they would. 19T3 Swim Team Lacks Depth Hampered by a lack of team members. the KSC swimming team was victorit'aus in only cme outing in the 1973 Seastm. Several problems beset the team before the season even started. We had reasonabty good swimming quality, said Coach Inc- Murphy. utmt we were lacking in the depth that is 50 necessary to win meets. The team was hurt early in the year by scholastic ineligthitity, dmp-outs, and even by homesickness. Because of all this, the swimming team was composed VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM: of only six competing members for the '73 season. The lone win of the seasan came against cross-state rival, Friends University of Wichita. The KSC tankers garnered nine out of the thirteen first place finishes againsr the Quakers. finally defeating them by a shore of 63- 49. Murphy used strategy in that meet, employing his swimmers sparingly in the events. while the similarly small Friends squad entered two men in every event KSC sewed up the meet when the Wichita school found that it had used up the. etigihility of its entire squelch and had no entrants For last retay. There were some other bright spots in the season. Diver Rod Belay, in his third year on the team, took first place in the amt 11nd threc-meter diving in all but three meets. Helped along by assistant coach Chuck Cooper, 21 former KSC diver himself, Bnlay steadily improved during the season in preparation for competition in the NAM meet. Bolay also set a school and punt retard From the high board when he managed to pile up 239.15 paints from three meters up. Butterfly ace Carl Dace. was also a consistent point gainer, and diver Byrnn Zinn usually followed Buiay in the point totais. Sophomore hackstroker Kurt Lung and freshman hreaststroher Rod l-Iarshfield and freestyler Boh Vandergriff rounded out the quad Murphy called good, but gust tun small. CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: Byron Zinn: Rod Belay; Bob Vandergriff; Kurt Long.- Chuck Cooper. assistant coach: Rod Harshfield; Carl Dace. Couchjoc Murphy shouts some advice as he watches his swimmers ctllnpcltn A clean sweep is made by Rod Belay, as he plunges in from the high hoard. Letterman Curl Data's butterfly abiliiy was one of H19 51mm: points of 1110.- undermantwd lca' II? Backstroking can take a lot of concenlration, as Kuri Long demonstrates. hm: ' 1.1-: w . . 3'.- m 'f 'T- 9 L ' Encouragement and a liule fast towel action come from assistant coach Chuck ' h'a u. . 1:! Cooper. Cooper helped Murphy with the learn. and with the NAIA meet. Freshman Rod Harshfield was the breaststroke man on lhc KSC seam. 118 Byron Zinn demlmsiraies unc reason why the KSC learn was so strong in diving cvcnts ihis year. Bob Vandergriff. another freshman, was a veraazile Irccstyler. II9 ...andin74... Thom seems tn he a hrighter outlnnk fur next year. h-lurphy eipvcts all six lvtternmn from this year's team to return for competition. In addititm, he is optimistic about new swimmers. The 1973 N A I A Swimming Championships served to acquaint several fine young high scheml swimmers, who will be graduating this spring, with the excellent swimming facilities of KSC, Murphy said. If several of these high schnol swim- mars attend KSC, they will give our loam lhc strength in quality and depth which it needs. Over 400 swimmers. etmehes, and nffieials invaded Pittshurg in early March to attend the 1973 NAM Swim- ming and Diving Championships. which xx ere hosted by KSC. Swimming coach Joe Murphy was the cafficial director of the meet. and received the special honur of being inducted into the Swimming Hall of 1 .unu-duringtheattix-ities. From March 8-HL Weede Natatnrium was packed with spectators watching the cream of the NAIA swimmers vie for top honora Fifty-one colleges attended. making this the largest NAM swimming Intense concentration and straining muscles are apparent in the faces and bodies of these competitors. Quick starts are essential In these l'aces. Waiting for the automatic buzzer tnsound and send them ilying are lhese swimmers at the meet. KSC Hosts ,73 NAIA Championships meet ever. Murphy felt the fact Pittshurg is eentraily located contributed t0 the large number of participants. The Facilities of Weede fieldhouse were also of major importance in bringing the meet to KSC. ltts got to he the best NAM. swimming meet in history. said Ken Treadway, nationalIy-knnwn swimming official who was the meets starter. A Int of work was involved in putting on the championships. Murphy began preparations the previous spring and found things quite hectic as the meet drew near. KSC students note involved in nearly every aspect from seorekeoping tntiming. Kilt-elad Simon Fraser University of British tinlumhia took the swimming crown for the second col'tseeutivc year. beating their nearest opponent by 101 points. The Canadians were real crowd- pleasers. singing their own national anthem, and wearing their national costumes. Diver Rod Belay was KSC's lune entrant iu the meet. Belay made the first cut in the three-meter diving. but failed to score any points in either that or the une-meter diving. KSC students were on hand lhruughoul the meet to serve as lane judges. scurekeeperst and in this case. limekecpers fer the race finishes. 120 KSC Coach 1th Murphy receives his Swimming Hall of Farm: plaque as his daughter,31aurccn. and KSC Athletic Director Caruie Smith look on. The crowded stands at lhc nalalorium sent the swimmers to high ground for good vantage points. Lctlerman Rod Bolaz. was KSC's only entrant in thc- mch cnmpcling in the- l- and Jillnetor diving. Simon Fraser University got to take home lhe championship banner for 1he second year in a row. A teammate watches as one of the new NAIA champion swimmers checks out the lruphy he has won. -I: ;'5iri' '::- '.. ...'. . '- . g; a .'. . r - H . . - . .1! - '. 1 . '5' 6-3-1. Hai'wtabftfs f . -' . f;3f.1', . 66' -6+x5.-,;q.m .. - L,.'- 4...' , r :- The only hasvhall played around Pittsblu'g this year was of the Iittir league variety. Due tn budgeting pruhlt'ms. Iht' lmsebail program Eli Kansas State Collegt- was druppotl altogether uhilv thr-t other tpring spurts were curtailed. With an enrollment drop of 500 students at KSC. tho spurts depart- ment came up Sl2.UUU short, Thc whole athlvtic program suffered. Schularship grants in all sports wcrc- cltt hack 'I1t'nn't5. golf, flight. and spring football ht-L-atm- partial- ly seIf-supporting and used equip- ment that had been purchased in past years. Baseball, huwcvi'r. was caught napping 0ft haw. It was considered too costly. rainy spring weather Ilttd catttsvd too many gauw cancellations in past years, and the season had howl shm'tt-nvd duo tn the Spring semester being: movvtl up. While it became nlwinus that some zicttnn had to bu dune. thv sit- uation ended up beistg mishandlvtl by tho athniuistratimi. While it is standard precmluru to give a: yearls notice of any plannvd drop in ath- letics. coaches and players at KSC had no idea where they stood until mm week before the sousun was to start. A derision cm a muncy allutment I'm thu 1973-74 year was to he made JuIy Ii Hopes nf reviving the pru- gram For the coming yvar wore to cIopt-nd on whether or not enroll- mont cnntinuvd tn decrmse. The pmhlcm. with cutting back on ath- letics is that this will only decreaw enrollment. Student athletes who wish tn continuu- to play hasvhall and an to schoul had nu choict' but to transfer to a collcgo that has a program. Many student athletes in IIIt' sn- callctl minor slmrts such as swim- mingH tennis and golf depvtld mt partial sclmlarships. training tahlu meals and hook money, In mako ends mcvt. Althtit-r. phty an impor- tant part in the lift- of many L-nllcge students. While many have qud memuries of little league hast'haII. there am many who wish to buiId mt these experiencest II Kansas State Col- lege is unable to assist them in this astilvct at life. some other college VA'I t Spring Brings Sports What Athletics: Mean to Me By .v'tIIt-n Spt'ncer Senior. Wohh City. Missouri Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings of the National FOUIINIII Lougut'. ' Athletics tu me are a way of life. I wasn't always caught up in spurtst It rt'ullv didn't hit me until junior high school which I participated in track. If it had not bcon fur the much at that schunl. who got nu: interested in sports; I u-nuIcI proba- bly he working: in a thwarting shop in m v home-tmm. Later in Iti not mtly truck but all sporting events inti-resti-d mu. I was lucky in that I went to :1 high school where I unuld play a number of sports including batsehuli tn lht' summer. Nut uul'i my soninr yvar did I realize that 1 might be :tI'tItJ to I23 Cutback play ball in COIIvgc'. BCIurt'. all it amounted to nus a Inrm HI. l't'L't't'il- lion. 3 time that I could do what was enjoyable to mt: l was m-u-r Inrct-d tn pairtit-ipatv. Pvrhaps that'et why lenjny it' the way I do. College to many high school SIlI- dents is. usuaIIy just mun- School. But to me it nwant a chance to 53kg murv football Ellld :1 chunct- to got :11! vducatimt. Tho chainm- to am it Ionthali scholarship xuts thv only way that I could attend cnllcgc as my Family uas not Financially ahlt' to assist me. Not 0:in haw spurts given me a chance tn got an cducu- lion and :1 chancv to do what I Ittt't'. but it has taught mt' othur ideas about life itself. In sports and life. one tlm-sn't get anything uithoul putting something into it. I have 001110 tn believe that hard txurI-z in anything will return a reward. Spurts have tuiighl me to Iulhm thv I'LIIF'S in games and HM. FOIItm- ing the rules. and playing l'uirh- are a real value in our lives today. Dis- cipline is an important Iactur in sports: Discipline to your coach. in individual training: and tu tutlr auprriors. ltouking hack on my shurl life in athIt-tics. I can 509 that withmtt sports I utmItI not hr completing college and preparing for profes- sional football. I IK'IIt'VC thut apnt'ts are an important Inctor on this Oatttplts ilnd E'VL'r-V IRIHPLIS aCTUSh the nation. Without thmn. life to 1110 and 10 all the other athletes on this campus would takv on a much smaller moaning Rugby Team Serums One Off . . . winning season with upset wins . .. i. 2-. .2 111:: 'L'.- :4 :- .' 1'2. I. . - '. 31f I'-J-i ' . j ...:reg.Lui marl . w qu-A-Hw... as .q u ...- 4p.u-I-.' While other spring sports were trying to keep their heads above water. a rela- tively new sport. Rugby, in just its sec mid year un the KSC campus, continued tn make fine headway. Officialiy called the KSC Rugby Club and sponsored hy the Student Senate, the Ruggers had a season record of 11-6. The KSC club was known for their willing- ness 1:: hit and stick it In the other team. The Ruggers played on the mad in a numher 0f tournaments and came up with several upsets. In the season opener at KSC they whipped Kansas University: In a tuurnament at vala. Missouri, with 16 teams entered. KSC beat an undeieat- ed University of Illinois team but lost four players to injuries. Rugby rules not I24 i I ' v .'r h H 1' allowing for substitution. they played the next game with just 11 men and lost in the closing minutest The Galveston InviA tational. held at Galveston, Texas. with 32 teams entered was one of the big meets 0f the year. KSC beat San Antonin 3-0 in their opener but lost to the Univer- sity ofTexas at Austin, 11-0. Members of the 1973 Rugby Club were: Raiph Ramsey, john ShulL Steve Hefine. Dave Houtz. Steve Burnidge. Kirk Miles. Dave Monre, Bub Wanker. Harvey Snyder. John Farris, Mike Bur- don, Joe Ceeere. Merle Clark. Pat Mt:- Craw. Gary ShulL Roger Newton. Tim Anchors. Jack Armstrong. Bob Shull. Dave Oliver and Chuck Cooper. ABOVE: Tom Restivo tries to break loose from an opponent. Cary Shull, number 42 and player-cnach. hits llu: turf as he goes for the ball. E25 i tn $8: - lild' l .9 aw$gh$$5; . n .m. . . m $ .mi .- g. a... n. . u t y . u . u u m - . ............,... ..... .... .,..w..mmm...umg... um . -- n . Z: 2.: 2:: :xwvmm f E - EEK. Bob Gibson. Karl Click. BACK ROW: Gary Bryant, Jay Hood, Rick Welch. Doug Warbinton and Dr. L. L. Tracy, Coach. 1!?me . L, y. E; www.mmmmmg M CM BEES OF THE 1973 KANSAS STATE COLLEGE TENNIS TEAM: FRONT ROW. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mike Kohler, Bub Gibson and Doug Warbintun, wlm alsu teamed up 345 record. Some outstand- fnr doubk' matches. gh schedule and ended the ing performances came from the team's Tennis Has Tough Time The KSC netmcn found themselves up number 1 and 2 men. seasml with 21 against a ton , Doug Warbinlon. The doubles team and top lwo men are, left. Bob Gibson and right 126 Gary Bryant displays some excellenl Form as he performed as KSC's number 3 man this year. Mike Kohiet relums one for the KSC nelmen. Karl Click. a souihpaw. is caught on his toes. Jay Hood displays enthusiastic form 0f his own. EEG IHI'. II-Ir3 K ANSAS $1 N511 I .Ul. I I 61'. UOI. I' Hill A'II FRUN1RUIKLFPTTU RIGHT: Chariic Mayors. ' jcrrv Evin, Bob Chatterlun. cuach and Dave Jones BACK ROW: Tom Thomas chrgc Poindexlur, Al 0 ers 1m Thnmpsou. andlim Haidcmzm. - For Greens The KSCI gnifers had an improssixr? 4 and 1 record in dual matches this year. At prvss time the grevnsmcn wore pm paring for the District 10 meet at Salinu. Kansas. on May T and 8. huping to earn a berth in the NAM. IILII'IOIIElIb. Cuached by Bob ChatIt-rtcm. the: golf- ers did well Ill several tournaments. In the Missouri Southern Invitational they placed 1 llh nm of 2.9! learns. At the l-Ieart of America Emitational in 'k-Yarrensbum they muk 8th out of Hi Ieams. Top scorer and number eme- man was DaVe mes who averaged a sour:- nf T5. Jim I-Ialdoman averaged 77. Jerry Evin averaged 78. and Charlie Myers awr- agvd 79. .. . II . .. . ABOVE, Jim Haldeman rolls in :1 long putt. 3E- :. .. H w LOW. Dave Jones. lhu team's number um: man. ' windsup. Track Team 6th in NAIA Kansas State College once again pm together a fine track team amt! had high hopes fur the league and national nut- dtmr moot. which was cnming up after the Kama deadline. A5 a tvanL the Gorillas placed sixth in the national indoor meet and produL-t-d two NAIA MI-Amvricans. H'ully Autc'm won the shntpul and Mike Nixon took second in the No miiv. earning them tht- Ml-r'umt-ricun roulgnitinn. Jim Scntt took fourth in tho IUUO yard run in lltv Hallma- ul Inm'l. Coach Dave Suenraun pointed m the Texas Rolany where lht' Distancv Rt-luy tram placed third. as one uf tht' team's highlights uf HIP scasuu, :Xlsn mentioned wz-rv Dung Shrt-ves. stminr L-u-L-uptuin. uhu ran at 4:l:3 milv. :qu-m 501 school records in NW shntpul and discus whilt' Nimn srl neu marks in the N wmilc and throv-milc z-wath. Track coaches Sam Witlnier and head coach Dave Suenrnm talk it over. 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I1IIIIIIII III III ' : II-IJII I -.' .7 . . - IIII-IIIIII IIM$ 'IIII-I'I'II I IIIIII II II III IIIIIIII IIII'IIIIIIIII'IIIII'IIIIII ' .. t i I I I I II I , 9;. .. fl: , , It '3 I IIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII ABOVE RIGHT. Kvndall .I-mlpu uran Inc . mu Ihetapc.ABOVEJYulIy Aulcnn A -.-hm-ric:1ns Mputtu up an Is ISLlh or Tracy Alberton clears an obstacle in the hurdles. Gary Caglc prepares to pass the halcm during the heat of a relay. Mike Kerley and Mike Matthews finish in one-two onier for KSC at the Pittsburg Relays. 132 Getting a quick start is imporlanl lo a good sprinter. as demonstraled by Tracy Alhartnn. :ch-emvavip? Steve Wheeler bears down the track unopposed. Mike Keriey takes a breather between races during one of lhe KSC track meets. Newman, Bowen Fight for Intramurals, Presidentis Trophy Up for Grabs The program of intramuruls :11 Kansas Slate College is part of the Departmvnt of Physical Educatinn. and is headed by Dr. Bill Dickey, head of the drpartmt-nt. aiongtwifh staff and adminizzlrulive nfficiuls. A wide variety of aciii'ilivs are selected for the sclmul year so lhul llw interests at all stu- dents may hr: met. The- Prvsideulls Trophy 'u awarded cach year In liw urganizaliou which has made the best overall rccurd in intramural alhictics. M pre-ss time of this publication. Newman Comer and Buwvn l-lail werc fight- ing for the lead fur 11m trophy. vaman Cen- ter had a shut al lilt' Suilball title while Bowen Hull Ind 21 finaliul in the imrae-shue Cumpviitiun. Winners of Intramural Events: Football - Pi Kappa Alpha Cross Country ; Newman Center Soccer a- Bowen Hall Swimming Bowen Hall Bowling -- Rnckitf Rebels Weight Lifting Newman Center Wrestling - Newman Center Basketball - Newman Center Voileybail - Scunim: Track and Field -- Bowm Hall Touch Grid Gets Rough Widev Range af Spartg Played by Intramural I l .r' . i . a I 9' . - I .. . a la ? Q 0g: jig; .3. ., 1.12.33? . Girls Get in on the. Action SPORTS - 19?. JUST A GAME ACADECS . ACADEMICS - ACADEMICS SunpolA 3W4 2-2::5': 1'7 funk AQUQZ: l I $4. 6 ACADEMICS O nACADEMICS 0 ACADEMICS PRESIDENT BUDD OStudent-administration communica- tions. 'Private conferences for students. EXECUTIVE VICE- PRESIDENT OSuperviser 0f non-academic functions. OStudent activities. OAthletics Supervision. 142 Dr. C. Ray Baird, Executive Vice President. Dr. 1.0. HaggarcL Dean of Gradualc Siudies. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR l Serves as assistant to each coach. I Arrangements for team. 0 Schedules athletic events. DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES 0 Graduate schuol enrollment. O Master's degrees 0 Specialist in Education degree; 0 Coordinates Graduate assistantships. ACADEMIC VICE- PRESIDENT O Better education :hru innovation. 0 New content courses. 0 New liberal artsdegree. John Garralda, Director of Porter Library. Bob McNay, Assislant DirectorJack Overman, Direclor. Steve McLaughlin, Program Director. C f , 'll, d . STUDENT :M::;::Rs;:n. an I Pool Table, Ping Pong, and Pin Ball U N ION Machines. 1441 LIBRARY 0 Educational Facilities. I Reference Books. 0 Micmfilm and Microfiche. 0 Art Exchange. 3'; COLLEGE '.- CAMPUS y. SECURITY OFFICE mbaMmithcwesemokswnm COLLEGE CAMPUS BOOKSTORE SECURITY . BookSales. 0 Personal Items. 0 Maintain Order and well-heing nn 0 School Supplies. campus. 0 Personal Property Registration. 0 Guard campus property. A1 Gariglielli. Director of Campus Security. 1:15 PHYSICAL PLANT 0 Proper Maintenance. 0 Ctmslruction and repairs on Campus L. B. Carlyon, Physical Plant Superintendenl. - Dr. 1.. 1.. Tracy. Direcinrof lhc Placement Bureau. PLACEM ENT 0 Schedules interviews. 0 Places graduates. I46 jim Parker. Directur of Admissiuns. ADMISSIONS 0 Matches funds for students given Na- tional Student Defense Loans. 0 15 scholarship awards of $150. ALUMNI OFFICE 0 Sends information about KSC to pro- spective students. 0 Processes admissions and handles re- admission 0 Previews in June and july for Fresh- men. I48 Director of Alumni Office Ken Bateman. CONTINUING EDUCATION 0 Gives adults unable to attend class a chance to receive an education. 0 On campus workshops and confer- 011005. I Enroliment for correspondence cours- CS. FINANCIAL AIDS 0 Finds deficits in 5tudont budgets th rough grants and scholarships. 0 Part-time employment. G.E. Bloomcamp, Financial Aids Direclnr. I49 Linda Marlin tears tape For assistance. REGISTRAR 0 Enrollment. 0 Drop and Add Classes 0 Degree Checks. BUSIN E SS MANAGER I Handles Financial matters. ' Preparation of budgets. 0 Report of Financial Transactions. Clifford E. Beougher. Business Manager. Mrs. Wilma Mintan. Associate Director; Dr. Wesley Sandness, Director; Jim AuBuchon. Associate 131. Sandnessis everywhere on campus. Director. STUDENT SERVICES 0 Dormitories. 0 Student Organizatim'ls. O AdViSUTSV O Trains Residence Hall Assistants. O Edits Studenl Handbook. Mrs. Minion and Jim Aubuchon discuss the day's events. PUBLIC INFORMATION 0 News and information from all cam- pus outlets. 0 Releases sent to hometown publica- tions. 0 Send to all midwest information cen- ters. Director of Public Information. Dick Carr. Paul R. Lawrence, Instructional Media. IN STRU CTIO N AL MED IA 0 Providing equipment and material on campus. 0 Advisury service on selection and utili- zation of materials. Dave Branson buys a cake. from one of the many food service workers. 152 Larry Long. photographer. 0 Photo for college functions. 0 Phom services available In Enlirc col; Ioga 0 Develop picluros For various dopurlA ments. FOOD SERVICES 0 ABA - Slater Food Program. 0 Catering Service at Union. 0 New 15 ur 21 meal plan. 1:33 Wiley Burris. Director of tho Placement Bureau. 'ilooacl an...- t Inability II 3 i :4 Larry Nukes. Student Housing Director. STUDENT HOUSING PLACEME NT - Houses all Freshen and sophomores. 0 HmLses upperclassmen with special dorm privileges. 0 Houses organizations in groups. ounoo-o'ui'ouu.snnnn 0 Placing approximately 1,500 students each year with a job after graduation, HEALTH CENTER 0 New fuIl-time doctor. 0 Medical services For college students. 15;: Dr. Samuel Muller. Head of the Health Center. ARTS 81 SCIENCES DEAN RICHARD WELTY 155 Dr. Polls. Chemistry Dcparlmcnl. CHEMISTRY 0 Dual degree in chemistry and chemi- cal engineering in cooperation with Kansas State University at Manhattan, 0 New electrm'lics in department BIOLOGY 0 New Mrdical Techzwlogy Degree. 0 Offers majors in Biology, Biology Education, Medical chhnolngy and General Science. Dr. Ralph Kclling, Binlogy Department. ENGLISH 0 133.3951 Fail Freshman English. 0 New courses dovvlupvd in English Literaturu BUSINESS 0 Now imprmrcumnts on Business Ad- ministration Building. ' Six areas 0f study: Finance. .v'mcuunl- 3113:. Business Dala Processing. and RLISilIt'S3 Administrutinn. Dr. john Q. Reed. English. ART 0 Designs constructed and display for the campus on the oval. O Seniornrt Exhibits Dr. Ralfj.Thm11:as Business. Reed Schmicklc. Chairman of Art Department. H. .n HISTORY I New c011 rses developed I journal publishing exclusively KSC f-'--- history majors' research papers. O Faculty and Graduate research pro- jects. ------u-u-l T' -'- -I--..-. - HOME ECONOMICS 0 Home- Ecmmmics Fashiml Show and Banquet. I New improvements in the kitchen and home departmenls to make an even more realistic atmDSpherc. Miss Mary Bowman. Home Economics Chairman. ' - - ,' - 4f. 1 ,- ' ' ' '1' I. Dr. Dudley T. Cornish. Hislory. 158 Dr. Heh-n Drcigsman. Math Department. 9 7 . r E; 2:55 MATHEMATICS 0 Special help for non-majors in tutorial room. WNW - 0 Computer Science Program. '5! 0 Graduate Study Program. FOREIGN LANGUAGE 0 Three languages, French. German and Spanish offered. 0 International Study Trips. 0 Tape Labs. Dr. Henri Freyburger. Foreign Language. 159 NURSING 0 Ncwvsl' departmcnl on campus. 0 Develops and trains nurses in every aspect of nursing. 0 Places nurses for future training. MILITARY SCIENCE 0 Vohmtary ROTC Prngram. 0 Pershing Rifles. . Seventh Cavvttos. 0 Scabbard and Blade. Mrs. Cecilia Waggoner. Chairman oi Nursing. I50 Colonel jack 5. French, Military Science. Dr. Bruce Daniel, Physics Department Chairman. $- E 2; MUSIC 0 Coordinator degree programs. 0 Education of majors 0 Pep band, organized concerts. faculty and student recitals open to communi- PHYSICS 0 Curriculum designed to assist the graduate in future work. 0 General Education course of Physical Science. 0 Shows at the Planetarium. 161 Dr. Millard Laing, Music Department Chairman. Social Science Chairman. Dr. Morris 1.. Stevens. SOCIAL SCIENCES 0 Newstudyofenvironment. 0 Established program in sociology, so' cial wurk, social science. geography, economics and political sciences. SPEECH AN D THEATRE I Debate Team. 0 Gorilla Forensic Tournament. 0 Speak-ins. 0 Major Productions. 0 Studio Dramas. 0 Radio Station - Campus Report. J; J ..uu . f .w... :.'. .; Q V'K p . ' Q x . ; - r 5 :: . - n .I :- 3.33 ..-x .I i J . Students rehearse on stage. Chairman of Speech and Thealre. Dr. Harold Loy. 152 . . . aura? rn.-...!1 all IIIPKHEI DEAN AARON HARPER EDUCATION --.-. ...-x... 163 Dr. john B. Barnett, Curriculum and Teaching. CURRICULUM AND TEACHING 0 Student's meessional Semester 0 Curriculum Laboratory Center. 0 Curriculum Library. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 0 Weede Hall, open on weekends. 0 Department of Health, Physical Edu- cation and Recreation. 0 Intramural program. Keith Elkins. Psychology Department. PSYCHOLOGY COUNSELING 0 Acquaint students with human behavior. 0 Advanced studies in General and Edu- cational Psychology. Physical Education Chairman, Dr. Bill Dickey. 1641 pl I3 I I111 ' Titan'H Dr. Eugene Gardner. lnduslriai Technology. INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY I Departments of auto technology, ma- chine design. building design, elec- tronics. printing technology, and wood use. TRADE AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION 0 Students wishing to teach. O Twu degrees offered. 0 24 semester hours and 2 years experience. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION 0 Auto technology seminaL Deals with industriai education in large. medium and small schools E5 p. lillllllll'lli! r; I66 COSMOTOLOGY DEPARTMENT 0 New ideas and trends in beauty. 0 Offer haircare and cuts to students and community. 0 manicures. Mrs. Shara, casmetology department. VOCATIONAL INSTITUTION 0 Gain experience by actually doing the work. - O Placement has averaged 90-100 percent. O Live in dorms and participate on cam- pus. 0 Vocational training for S.E. Kansas area. E i . 1. Kn. -. I . g Vocational Technical Institute. Leiand Emme- ..q:,..',1g;2.1...w 5.1!.3 hkv 1 -. ' . . ' .9MF-73 .-..- . . . - -. 1 - . -1'-'-'.-....-v .- .r .f' ., .1- A. -. 1 - :2 .. .' . ' 1 1- - ' ' ' . .. A. . . - . . 1. . ..u, - . ..x' . . I ' . .. ' '. - , . - .. ., .... 1 WHO,S WHO 0 WHOWS WHO 0 WHOWS WHO 5mg??? . '4 U A I .Momhewpw 513$E15 99 W t ' KSC EVGnh 9x . p7! for we kd.v ' ' g. fifiwijr Usl Serb swam . 7 5 wax-H I ,9 W13de 1. 'szg $.31: 1:33:16 r 156. nm, 9 w :nr vcr' ONO WHO S WHO 0 WHO S WHO 0 WHO S WHO JUNE ANDERSON Topeka. Kansas. Della Mu Delta. CW ENS. Golden Crest. Kanza Quevn Candidate. Pershing Rifle Honorary. JANIE BERNARD Grentda. Kansas. Spiva Scholarship. Kappa Mu EspilmL Kappa Delta Pi. Scholastic Honor Society. Curfman Scholarship. GARY BARTELLI 0 Frontenac. Kansas. 0 Alpha Kappa Delta 0 Psi Chi. 0 Crawford County Mental Health. 0 Association Scholarship. 0 Deatfs Honor Roll. JAMES BAUGHMAN 0 Molina Kansas. 0 Omicron Delta Kappa. 0 Kappa Mn Epsilon. O Scabbard 51 Blade. 0 Pershing Hiflm. ' President's Award. 170 0 Kansas City. Kansas. 0 00qu Honor Hull. ' Freshman Class 'I'rvasurvr. .0 Honor Actiw. Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 Intramural Official of the Year. 0 Student Senate. 0 Gnodiaud. Kunsals . Sc-u'nlh Cavrltos. Bt'st Plt'clgv ' l-Imnocuming Qum-n Candidutt- 9 Phi Bela Lambda, 0 Alpha Sigma Aipha. RONNIE BEACH CAMPBELL 0 Pittsburg. Kansas. 0 Golden Crest. President. 0 Sigma .Uphu Iota. Pn-aidvut. O UWICNS. 0 Kappa Mu Epsilon. 0 Schulastiu Honor Society. DON COMMONS 0 Piltshurg. Kansas. 0 Omicmn Dvilu Kappa. 0 2 warsily Icllvrs in 'l'mmixx 0 Dean's Iimmr Roll 0 UIHA' HolernH 0 .Hhh'tic .wadt'mit Hnnm Ilnil WARREN DENNY 0 Pittsburg. Kansas. 0 Scholastic Honor Society. 0 Outstanding Senior in Industrial Arts. 0 Epsilon Pi Tau, President. 0 Omicron Delta Kappa. 0 Kappa Delta Pi. PEARL ERICKSON O Edna, Kansas 0 Delta Mu Delta, 0 Scholastic Honor Society. 0 Cniden Crest. 0 Phi Beta Lambda, Scholarship. 0 Phillips Pelroieum Scholarship. DONNA GEISLER 0 Pittsburg, Kansas. 0 Kappa Mu Epsikm. President. 0 Kappa Delta Pi. 0 Golden Crest O Dean's llnnnr Hull. 0 Honors Prugram. ERICH GROTHEER . Pittsburg. Kansas. 0 Outstanding junior Chemist Award. 0 Basketball. All Cnnference. 0 Mr. Basketball. 172 ABMIN HILMER 0 Overiand Park, Kansas, I Student Senate Officer. 0 lnterfraternity Council Representative. 0 Lambda Chi Alpha. President. SHERRY JOPP o Pittsburg. Kansas. KATHY Q CWENS. 0 Outstanding Senior in History. JONE S 0 Scholastic Honor Society. Phi Alpha Theta. V'ice-Presideut. O GoldenCrest. C Cnlumbtm Kansas. 0 CWENS President. 0 FL Scott. Kansas 0 Bela. Bela.- Presidcul. 0 Scholastic Honor Society. 0 Golden Crest, Vichrcsidcut. l?3 JOHN McLEAW O Weir. KansaK. 0 Student Senate, Prvsidont. O Scabbard 6: Blade FRANCIS MABBEY 0 Parsnns. Kansas. 0 Outstanding Business Senior 0 Scholastic Honor Society. 0 Delta Mu Delta. . Colleuiu Stuff. ill L. ANDY MAMALIS . Lowell. Massachust-tts. 0 Dean's Honor llnll 0 Delta Mu Della. 0 Scholastic l-Innur Societx. JAMES MATHIS 0 Unfl'vyvillo. Kansas. 0 OmiL-mn Delta Kappa. 0 Kappa Delta Pi. 0 Pi Dvlla Epsilon. O ColloginStui'f. . mv ' :3 !I-IIw 'us . , .' :1: 931a . ' '3. L..- .5 - a: . 'I -v. ' , .. 31-5. MAUREEN CHARLENE MURPHEY MEYERS 0 tlnfhwxillv. Kansas. 0 Kappa Dl'lla Pi. 0 Utaldt'll Crawl. 0 Kaux'nn' Fulvmtimyul Wumrn .x'L'hulurx'hip ' Kansas Cungross nil Purl-nts' uud 'I'vucht'rs Au ard. Pillslmrg. Knmax thal Dl-llu Pi. Prvsitlvnlr CH'FXS Unldvn CHM. Pllhlicih Chair- mun. Cullvgiu - Mullzlging l'ditl'll'. Kunm. vn-vtlilnr. Srhnluslic llullur Sm'ivln Vicv Prmidvnt .chhisnu. Kansas. Hullahaml bi Blade. Prvaizlrnt Schnlmlic ilmlnr Sut'it'ty Sigma Lambda Chi. Hupvrinr Cadc-i of 3 l'ilf. I'HAR .hxurtl. LINDA UNELIO l'ilhlmrg. Kutmls. Ilunu-cmuing Mivmlaut. Vilitury Bull Xllvmlanl Him. Pitt Stulv. mnm-r-up 00.... Dt-rhy Day quvu. tillvvl'll-mlvr. Kappa Dvllu Pi. BRENDA BUA O Pittsburg. Kansas. 0 Alpha Sigma Alpha. President. 0 C'tW- l'ZNS. 0 Cnldvn Crest. O Allaha Kappa Delta. 0 Outstanding Senior Woman - llmmrahlc Mention. 0 Alpha Sigma Alpha Frost Fideli- 15' An urd. PHIL THOMPSON 0 0 Fallnn. h'lissouri. 0 Sigma Chi, President. 0 Academic PlanninpRovivw Committee. 0 KSC Accrvdiataliml Review Committee. 3 Student Senate. WICKHAM Sham :u'o Mission. Kansas. Phi Bvlu Lambda. Black lloritagv 'Wm'k Cummib two. Dvitu Rim. Mujur Attractinn - Convocation Cummiit 00. Student 'L' nion Bnurd. rLIVINGGROUPSOLIVING GROUPS. :EEEJLQEE?5$?E$?IJOXI Momherlvp ' g?tiwmuug . 3: DL.- .. SubpoM $15 iW'gh 5L a:::b$;xs . d'LJVC thanks gu 666 aQ; ?;?;Q? . , . 'c-.. ver- xAn . cmaXMK .1mx856-ur1a .k .. LIVING GROUPSOLIVING GROUPS No one knows whal evil lurks in !he minds ol mu: To think it starlcd nzn .'.1J Hutlire. 0 O Intramural sports BCSldence Halls .Boman Hall I-Daysl 0 All night slumber parties. 0 Star Trek before dinner. 0 32 beer in the dorms. l A good night's sleep. 0 Four walls, one door. I A daily migration to Gibson's. l Air conditioning. Janet takes time for the pause that refreshes. IFS Some days it iusl doesn't pay lo get out of bed. H e r T. f. a .t 5 A Tug-O-War between dorms livcned the games. ROMAN HALL-I-DAYS Fence Painting Contest. Tug-O-War. Molasses Drip. Egg Toss. Trivia an1. Inter-Durm Danve. Beer Drinking Contest. Bed Race That's digging your heels in! I80 This Nation Hall resident ended up with lhe proverbial egg on the- face. Accuracy counts in the molasses drip. 181 Playing M umIpoly is one of the many pastimes of dorm life. 0 100 Men. 0 Keg parties at the pits. 0 Spring Formal with Nation. 0 Water fight 312 A. M. 0 Siecping til Noun. 9?? DA Crrrreat Christmas Party. 0 Intramurals. FRONT ROW: Robert E. Moore. James R. Eruzm Glen E. Hess Tim Dierks, Marl: A. Henry. Mike Slayman, Joe T Flack. Daniel E. xiengoni. Keith A Bressi. SECOND ROW: Bunnie E Duncan Gregory S Dorak. DaIcT. Nelson,Paui D. Dillon, William A. Bucher, Jack 0. Fuller David R. Car- penter, David J. Kongs. Tim Kohari. Richard Mey- er THIRD ROW: Mark E. Uhlcr. Darrell L. Rous- seau, Glen E. Sharp 1. ibby Butch. Jerryj. Johnson, Mark E. Nci! Charlie Reichenbergcr. Dennis George Philip Stevens Chris Mento. FOURTH 3:0W Palrick F. Rodriguez Terry L. Rhodes Kir- in R. Brown Boy C. Richter. Dan H. Barker. Jeff Wieringa. Daniel R. Madrigal Gary L. Stice, Ran- dI' C. BolaI. Patrick 5. Hess. Mark Sheppard. FLFTH ROW: MikeA. Porter, Brent Barker. DaIid Shand, Mark A. Siliby Jeffjohns. Paul Challcnder. Chris Gcffery, Donald D. McGuire, Dave Fox. Jim A. Fuhrman. Milton E. Powers, Kent A. Powers, Roy Kil. Chuck Stevens. l a i; ?.g' x V 182 50 this is how a Salurday night dale begins. Mitchell Hall 0 100 Women. I Halloween Party. 0 Christmas Party, hall decorations. O Tonya Olmstoad, President 012 Noon 'lil 11?. Midnight, fur men only. 0 Candle lighting ceremnny. U A winch plated stairwell. I M rs. Milder L'Emiliier. FRONT ROW: Kalhy R. Beta, Caroiyn A. Ccmdell. Debbie A. Feruson. Krisline L. Cody. Sheila D. Harris. Penna K. Piper. Lajuanna E. Sims. Cindy Clark, Debbie J. Bushey. Sylvia N. Holsle. Linda Neighbors. SECOND ROW: Peggy J. Daily. Linda M. Funk, Jan 5. Wade. Pam Lamborl. Mefissa Ruberson, Rosley C. Wcidner. Laura Lehman. Denise A. Hunter. Becky Hamm. Nina iners. THIRD BOW: Una C. Ashieyg Tanya E. Olmslead. Juiie Fisher. Judy 1.. Brown. Jane E. Thnrne. Deb- byj. Abarr. Nita Schmidt. Diane Morley. Elizabeth Hall. Paiii Dumlay. Pai Juhnsun. Cheryi Miller. Marcelyn K. Tcske. FOURTH ROW: Barbara C. Boyle. Brena J. Calioway. Donna C. DeFries, M. Kathleen Amos. Sherrill Casen Luann L. Lelnoine. Jeanne Philips. Lynn M. Dodson. Linda Mcisch. Sharon Hulson. Linda Silc. Calhy Smith. Marian Stuart. Debbie Powers. l83 Lefs see. tu'u cans of becr . . Nation Hall 0 200 Women I Picnics at the College Lake. 0 Fashion Show for Hmnecoming, 0 Bowen Es: Nation Spring FormalA 0 Debbie Wood, President. 0 Halloween at Christmas Party. 0 Food for Finals. A slight difference of opinion?? 181-1 'Which eye did you say that was in? FRONT ROW: Paulelle C. Polk. Theresa R. Hear, Robbin A. Lcdeker. Susan A. Jensen. Anne M. HommerlzheimJancy Broga n. Susan I. Nunnallee. Connie Hagelin. SECOND ROW: Kathy J. Gal- Iegher. Karen A. Crigslcy, C. Diane Graham. Vick- ie M. Rickards, Ianice L. Martin. janicc Manning. Tammie Hervey, Nancy Somers. Charliss 1. March, THIRD ROW: Debbie S. W'ood. Alice M. Raunick- er, Carol L. Porter. Kalhy J. Thumas. Julie Grolhjan. Iudy Winters,1an Mayberry, Joan Dyr- dek, Nancy Sleimel. Lark Scott. Ema Byers, FOURTH ROW: Claudia C. Aronhalt. Myra Carlislc. Becky A. Robinson, Laura Spain. Connie Nickoll, Deborah chald, Rickey L. Maxwell, Bct- ly M. McMee, Alice Carmen Charlene Weller. Gail Schindler, Paula George, Thelma Hoif. FIFTH ROW: T. Michelle Edwards. jackic E. San- tee, Alice Hill, Debbie Miller. Kalhy Deal, Cindy lseman, Nancy Bohrcr, Becky Porter. Karen S. McNabb, Mary Blnchiord. Francie Brady, Luann Dickerson. Jan Johns. Jane Taylor. Brenda Mamntl. FIRST RCHV: J. Eccher. R, C0125. D. Christian. C. llazelbcuk. B. McCormick a Nephew. K. Lashes. K. Edds. SECOND ROW: R. Skiles. j. Nye. R. Edmunds. R. Bryant. K. Kiehl. l. Spanner. R. Swil- lik. J. Jordan. E. O'Cnnnor. R. Sprat. D. Obt-nland. THIRD ROW: T. Shadow. R. Buyer. R. CorIson. P. Kirkpatrick. B. Weiduer. R. Pacquiu. P. Honeycuth C. Daughlom T. Shadow. D. Chujnowski. M. Mr crs. J. Watren. D. Duss. R. Johnson. 31. Tolbcrl. FOURTH EKMV: l. McFarland. B. Thompson. C. Mnhh-IJ. Claust-n. RIGHT: Dorms provide many needed services. 186 Shirk Hall 0 Shirk Hall. 200 Men 0 Second Place. Homecoming Float. O Intramural. Football. Volleyball. 0 Beer Bust at Stadium and Dellingcr. 0 All night Lounge Parties. 0 Mrs. Olive Cnppy. 0 An all Male Dorm. 0 Floor barties. and water fights. Signingin at night only takes two secunds. 18? FLOOR: Alice M. Fnsien Dixie C. Bosworth. Lisa Young, Ralph U. Tirebitcr. Pam R. Bateman. Cyndi A. Arthur. Sul' Forlman, Mary Farris, Linda Gunther, FIRST ROW: jim Durlin, Dale BledsneJoan Grothen Mellissa R. Rea. Rod I-Iarshfield. jim Mauro. Bandy Manoci, Nan Harford, Kevin J. Wray. Peggy Wester- house. Janice Barnard, Belty thmeier. SECOND ROW: Diane Bower. Kris 1.. Sperry, janice T. Parr, James G. Downy. Charles T. Williams. Sieve R. Slusher. Shawn Franklin Judy Neilis, Kelly Fields. Richard Mill- er, Ubaldi Garcia, Jun, David Willimson. Cindy Markince, THIRD ROW: Slanley A. Sianfill, Roger L. Yoder. Harriette: M. 300:. Gimme R. Crime, AI Fenncwald, Kirk Boswell. Jim Tarnborinc Marriott, Ja- sun Harrington. Basil J. Ricci. Gerald A. Bngner, Lorraine Tonn. Kim Harlow, Tana Jackson. FOURTH ROW: James D. Miller. Steven P. Kempin. Mike D. Harvey. Larry R. Barnes, Gary A. McGuire, Richard L. Iiagleman. Dean M. Louierback, Frank R. White. Gary R. Barnes. Dale E. Zicglen Jim A. Wagner. Charles C. Ferguson. David C. Pendleton. Michael Arp. Danny Short. Randall B. Hicks. 188 Um- mun: Irma. . .. . v up in a variety of ways. Gntchall 5W Tanner Hall 200 M en 12: Wmncn. M an. zxcpa. Purple Passion Party, Co-educatiunal living? Second floor Christmas Party, no comment. Rick Yndcr, resident rug-rat. Co-ed fumball ls: volleyball. 0 All night lounge parties. Sumctimcs dorm lobbies provide a quicl place for studying. 189 FIRST now: Lundull J. Smith. C.l.. chlnn. Mike K. Kuhler. Randy Alhertnn. Bab Ellis, Mark E. Mattix. Ron Holmes, Lance Laurie. SECOND ROW: James J. Ivy. Mark C. Hanson. Lanny M. Reynolds, Neil W. Morris. Mike M. Johnson. Dave Houtz. Roy Cannedy. Ccrogc S. Pricm THIRD ROW: Michael M. Early. Benny E. Lowery, Charles E. Smith, Randall W. O'Rourke. Jay A. Daugherty. Gary A. Cagle, David E. Dcvins. Terry D. Cornelius, FOURTH ROW: james :1. Powers. Brinlon E. Jeffcris, Cary U. Cram, Mark L. Mitch- clson. Dan P. Shirk. Craig 1.. Hudson. Kenneth Wurthingiun. Rick Acurd. Trout Hall 100 Mon. Great Hall Government. New furniture and decorated lobby. A working, pup machine. a cheap washer and dryer. A fantastic intramural program Beer in the Lobby. Friendly people First Place Leather Ball Beer Drinking Contest. Quiet evenings for studying. 190 Sunwtimoslhis isthc.-onlyv.-:uy1 II hucuuld lalk. lwonder what he would say? I'm sorry. hul she dm'sn'l seem 1:: ho inf in a while il all seems Income together. Dellinger Plaza A uniquv living experience. Marc room, loss roommate. Individual Fran! dnor keys. Graduate studcnts and Seniors. Po rsnna I izatiunf Individualism. 19?. FIRST ROW: P. Hooh, R. Harm, W. HeImIte, H Russo. 5. OIDowd, V. Painter. W. Mjumaily. SEC- OND ROW: E. Hill. C. Hwalngzn 1.. Jarrett. J. Zinn. P. Hochhalter, F. Dcfenbaugh. E. Earley. THIRD BOW: E. Musgrarc, R. Jones. R. Joplin, 3:13 Richardson, j. Middleton. FA Pennell. D. Nye. FOURTH ROW: M. Binns. L. Benbmok, L. Nic-Lt-l D. Shaw. L. Warren. H. Johnson. L. Billings Sullivan. M. Frey. I I . J I l ' 3 LEFT T0 RIGHT: B. Ha . K. W'ihnn, L. Calhoun, D. Estis. 5. Heard. D. Hodge, C. Thomas, P. Williams, M. Knight. Not Shown: D. Hopkins. Fun lur all at the PIKE Creek Cass. '9 .J ' - Tx'f-r- .. Greek Times . . . Good Times . . . What's lhis in my ear? 1'KE s captured the Shut-a-minuto :11 the Cass. .. Because we Caren Delta Xi, most improved chapter in the Nation Lasagna Dinner, Spring. Christmas Formal, Black Diamond Alpha Formal. First Place Scholarship, Fall 1972. Arthritis Drive. United Fund. Who's Who, Maureen Murphy. P 0 Cande Goods collection at Christmas 1 for Salvation Army. U CD FF 9: I... K. Be:1gslon.1r..l. Biles. Jr.. M. Blackman. Fru C. Bohalm FL. D. Boham, Suph. D. Boole. Sn, C. Brownlee. 51.. V. Dobrauc. Saph. L. Fiorucci. Soph.. D. Homer, Jr. 5. Johnson. Soph.. D. Kanady. Sn, C. Kctrun. Trea- surer, B. Kirk. Soph.. B.Lud1um, Sr. P. Lustig, 111,1. Mack, Sn. D. Mcnghini. Sn, 1. Messenger. FL, M. Murphy, President, N. Schlad- denjr. D. Shields, 51- B. Shouse. Sn. V. Smith, Secretary, P. Taylor, FL, D. Townsend, IL, Mrs. Calhy Carr, Adviser. I94 S. Armiiage, Fr...M Blatchford IL. L Bournc Jr N Burton.RecordingSecre1arv P Byrd Sr Fiil a C. Compton, Fr., M. J Coury, President. K. Cramer, St, P. Doyle Fr. ., A. Frakcr Jr. 5. Gilmore.1r., A. Corbam.Jr-. S. Gallagher, Soph. D. Harrington. Sr.. C. Jackson. Soph. K. Kinkead, Soph., J. Mears. Treasurer. L. Michie. Sn. C. Madill. Jr., C. Myers. Jr. L. O'Nelio, Sn, K. Panjada, Corresponding Secretary, V. Pclz, Suph.. M. Palluccn. Soph, M. Riney,Fr. K. Shay. Sophu C. Slatlery. Fr.,j. Spigarelli, 51., j. Swaihrd. Soph. Alpha Gamma I96 Delta Chili supper for ACD National Service Project Christmas Formal, Snow Queen Mary jean Coury. Barn Party. Spring First place. Sig Tau fnntball. Who's Who - Linda O'Nelio. Spaghetti dinner. Spring 5 ; gag; -. .. . 'nh't ah . '-' :0- 5,: rw a u ,. .0- -. nu . Lug;- - W91: x- :- .. - . ' 4 . . - c 1 .s-. r J . -.1$z.1...m- with.- - a - ' .-.F 'F- .12; .. .7 0 Halloween Party, I Sweetheart Formal. 0 Sailing Alpha Mums fur Homecoming I Tri-State Day. 0 Julie Weathers. Homecoming Queen. I Charliss Dellasega, Attendant. 0 First Place Homecoming Spirit Trophy. Al h 0 Parents; Day. p a 0 Big Sis, Little Sis Banquet. 0 United Fund, Arthritis Drive. Slgma 0 Childrens Party at Hospltai In Parsons. l h 0 Who's Who N Cathy Cook, Brenda A p a Rua. J. Andersom Snph.. P. Bells. Fm. T. Butt; Sn, 5. Cowley. Fr.. D. Chauncey. FL. 3. Chrisly. Fr. B. Cnlemzm. Sr.. P. Canrey. FL, C. Cook, SL, M. Coullcr. 503311.. F. Crooks, Jr.. C. Cukiati.Jr. C. Dollasegn.1r.. R. Demon, Sru j. Donnelly. FL, B. Fletcher, Jr N Gleason, Staph, V. Guerrieri, Soph. D. Hamm, Treasurcn K. juhnson, FL. CJunes, Jr., J. Lavery. Sn. C. Liddlc. Suph., 'I. McLean, Soph. M. McCunneIl. jr.. J. Marlin. Fr.. 1.. Meisch. Fr J. Musselman. Fr.. B. Naccarato. Soph.. B. Ossana, 11-. j. Parker. Fr.. B. Payne. Jr.. C. Payne, 51:, V. Pear- son, Fr.. P. Perkins. Sn, N. Peterson, Secretary. A. Rua, FL, 3. Bus, President, M. Russell, 311.311.. J. Sandon. In. D. Sprulc. Sept. 5. Stockdnle, Jr. K. Thomas, F12, K. Way. Sn. J. Weathers, Sophu B. Wiedner, Sn, C. Whileman, Soph.. J. Weiland. Soph. D. Youvan. Soph D. chcic, Vice Ptesident. Mrs. Louise liilboidt. Houscmother, Dr. Bettie Duncan, Advisor, Mrs. Jean McCoHey, Adviser. 0 Fail Brawl. Fall Fling. O Cnilcction fur Arthritis. United Fund. 0 Chilisupper. ' Homecoming Attendant - Tv- Banion. 0 Intramural Swim M ed F First Phu- lnlramural Softball Semnd Plan O Cathy Beahm Honorary Battali. Commander. C TEKE Freak Week Attendance First. Consumption First. 0 Must Bcwitching Witch Verna Page. 0 Who's Who - Cathy Wickham, jean Delta Hook. 0 Spring-'W1iss Delta Rho. h 0 YeH Like Hell Cnntesl - 'I'hird. R 0 I Homecoming Queen Car 7 Third. 0. Ashley. FL, L Babcock, jr.. T. Banion. Sn. C. Beahm. Sr.. C. Cox. Soph. P. Daiiy, Soph., C. Dickerson, 3L. K. Finnerly. President. M. Green, Soph.,j. Hook Sr. C. Lawrenece, Fun, 1. Oplotnik. Vice President. V. Page. F12. M. Patch.Treasure-r. D. Roberds. Soph. 5. Robinson, St, K. Russell. F12. R. Shewmake. Sn. L. Steffen. Sr.. M. Teskc. Fr. I. Wileer C. Worden. IL, 1.. Wickham, Sr.. M rs. Cecil C. Sultan. Housemolhcr, Mrs. Donna Ma- thews. Adviser. 200 K. Aaron. In, C. Aronhah. Soph., D. Bennell. Sn. C. Brooks. Cerrcsponding Secretary, K. Games. Sn. C. Clark, Saph. B. C02. FL. J. Cronisler. Snph.. P. Dayton, FL. 1.. Deal, 5L. N. Hailey. President. B. Heilman, Treasurer. C. Hudson, 801311.. 8. Jackson, jr., 5. Jopp. Sn, K. joseph, Jr.. M. Keegan. FL, C. King, Sr. N. Knotter, Soph. W. Lange. Jr.. J. Lesley, Vice- President. J. Lawrence, F13, M. Lockard, In. L. Martin. Fr. P. Martin. Sophq R. Nemmcrs. In, K. Noble. Fr.. M. Noble, Soph, D. Ollmnn. FL, 5. Overman. Soph. I... Rodarme, Soph., M. Reynolds, Soph.. J. Robinson. F12. D. Rous, 51 .. C. Sage, Recurding Secretary. D. Sawyer. Sr. RI. Schultz, Soph.. J. Seuferling, Soph.. L. Smith. t'r.. S. Snodgrass. Soph., P. Vieili, 50:311., P. Vielti. l' r. J. WaHaCe. Soph.. S. Wilburn, Jr.. J. Winler, FL, 1. Yankoviz. FL. D. Zic-bert, Soph Mrs. Verna E. Schumman. HouSemoiher. 0 Bobbi? Page Memorial Hailoween Party, this helped raise funds For the children's haspitaES. Pajama Party. Elm Acres Christmas Party. Spring Formal. Fuunder's Day - April. State Day W April. Homecoming Attendant W Nancy Hefley. 0 Military Ball Queen - Kristie Joseph. Who's WhuW Sherry Jopp. WW E? .03. 5 m 202 w ,. j. 1., '..,-:-!!'..1w v wit 33 I A lot of planning goes into Rush. Fraternity and Sorority Rush Meeting, and talking with members. Parties, schuiarship and spurts. Hay-ruck rides and run-nuls. Communityr service projects. Derby Day.'1'ekeFreak Week, Pike Creek 6353 Western Week. Heart Fund Drive, United Fund. Elm Acres, Parsons Hospital. ?04 Parties. parties and more parties. Give her hcll Murph! Four very different points ul view. 4. n; Meelingand talking wiihmembers is a necessary part of rush. Heart Fund and Arthritis Drive. Christmas Party with Parsons State Alpha Hospital Children. 60 To Hell With AKL Party. Kappa Dellinger Plaza. Lambda AKL Sweetheart Club. First Place Homecoming Float. Yellow Rose Formal. E. Babcock. 5n. W. Braun, Vice President, 5. Brow n, Sn, R. Cunningham. In, R. Davig Fr. 5. Davidson. FL, M. Gocring. Jr., R. Grassino. FL, M. Hedrick. SLJ. Hepting- B. Johnson, Soph., R. Johnson, Sr., S. Kyser, Sr.. P. Lusiig, Sn. R. M anoni. Fr. R. Pope. In, P. Rehbehn. Sru J. Richter. Soph.. l. Rule,Jr.. B. Schlapper. Sr. T. Stow. President. R. Tindel, Secretary, M. Uhler, Treasurer. J. Wall, Soph., Dr. Lee Christensen, Adviser. I 100 Trash Team, 2000 bags of Trash. $1,000 Cash for M arch of Dimes. 0 Outside activities for State Mental Hospitai. 0 Ted Mack Party. 0 Baby You May Be Ugly But It's Spring And I Don't Care Party. 0 Be Good To Me Baby Because It's A Long Way Home Party. 0 Western Weekend. K. Alexander. FL, M. Allia, Suph., R. Beach. Sn, R. Brock. Sn, M. Cashman, Fr. J. Cecerc. Sr., P. Chappell, Sn, N. Conucci, 1L, T. Cortrighl, FL. 3. Dye. Sr. P. Eyereu, Sn, B. Fitzpatrick, In. M. Greer. Sn, L. Guthrie. Jr.. R. Halligan, Fr. L. Harper. Sn. R. Hamihon, Soph, T. Herby. Sn, G. Hill, 5n, A. Hilmer. President. D. Hudson. ll'... M. lbenlhal, 11:, F.Johnson, Supt... B. Kendrick. FL. D. Leibach. Vice President. W. Lindsey. JL. M. McCune. 301111.. M. McWilliarns, 501311.. W. Marse. Sr.. D Marlin, Jr. M. Matlix. 501311., M. Meyer, 5:311:11q W. Pease. Jan. D. Pierce, Sn, L Hummer. Sr. R. Rambo, Sn, M. Riojas. Soph.. R. Bupp. Sn. J. Schmidt, In. H. Smith, Soph. R. Smiih, Secretary. C. Tannehill. Soph., R. Taylor. 5n. D. Tunnis,Jr..l. Thomas. Sr. R. Wanker. Sh, M. Williams, 512. B. Weidner. FL. K. Wood, 501111., D. Wright. Sr.. Mr. Stephen. P. MeLaughlim Adviser. 208 Phi Sigma Epsilon J. Amaid, Soph. J. Ayers. Presidenl. D. Bennett, Soph., R. Branson, 11:, I. Brownsbcrger, 51'. W. Brotherson, Treasurer, S. Bussjaeger. Sn. T. Cherry, Soph.. M. Demon, Soph., S. Dunlap, Sr. M. Gonzales, 512, J. Gregory, Soph., W. Griffin, Recording Secretary, L. Hall, Soph., M. Harper, Sr. G. Ibarra. Vice President, 3. Kennedy, jr.,j. Kiehl. IL, B. Leinlz, Sr.. M. Meyer, jr. R. Murrow, Sn, B. Nelson, 1L. B. Peterson, Sn, J. Pigeon, Sn, L. Samueison. 11-. T. Stillings. ll'., R. Stillings, Sr.. C. Slration, Sn, W. Stukel, St. E. Wiles. Sr. P. Wheeler, IL. Mr. Joe Ferraro. Advisor. Mr. Slave Wartick, Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Maxine Smith. Houscmother. 210 Free Desk Blotters. Compliments of Phi Sigs and local merchants. Homecoming Party at Tower Ball Room Frontier Party Belle Ball Party Winter Christmas Formai, Arthritis Drive ior March of Dimes Beta Chapter, one of the first. K. Aitivalcr, Secretaryn E. Anderson, Sh. R. Anderson. Fr., T. Baumann. Suph., N. Bledsoe. Soph, C. Braulich. Sr. G. Bumgamer. Soph, D. Cole. Sn, K. Cole. FL, T. Cizerle, 5h, K. Fieser. Fr.,J. F indley, Suph. SN Fixler, Soph., T. Cubes, Jr., T. Grandin, SL. B. Guy. Sr R. Harbour, Sn, W. Haynes, Jr. D. Hemphill, Sn, R. Hemphill, Sn, D. Hellman, Soph, S. Huffin, 501911., R. lzard. Sophu C. Jarrett, Fr. K. Lasher, Soph, R. LeHuey, 5L, R. LeMaster, Jr., T. McNally, Sn, D. Matthews, Jr., D. Maze, Treasurer. K. Miller, 51:, D. Miles, Sh, D. Moore, 51- w. Morford, Soph, T. Murry, In, G. Nambo, Soph. D. Oliver, In, D. Peck. FL. L. Peck, Fr., W. Pelerson, Sn. M. Porter, Soph., D. Rnsdnll,Jr. K. Schcltisseck, Soph.. D. Shirley, Vice Ptesidenl, , J. Shun, Sn, H. Sim . President. I. Spoonet. Fla. D. Worthington, 113, G. VanPielI, Fr. Book Drive for Juvenile Detention Center. Cystic Fibrosis Charity Dance. Easter Egg Hunt. Pike Creek Cass. Pike Calendar. Founder's Day Banquet. Dream Girl Formal. 50's Party. FIRST BOW: W. Allai, Fr., M. Allen, Fr., E. Atkinson. Sr.,J. Barlon, Soph.. B. Beasley, Fr., C. Bauer. Sin. '1'. Blancett, Gr.. 5. Bond, Fr., B. Borel. 5L, SECOND ROW: D. Brewinglon. FL. F. Buche. Jr.,.S. Bumidge, Jr., K. Carr, Soph., D. Caseletto, Soph.. M. Clark, Sn, '1'. Corral, Soph., L. Culciali, 501311., 5. Dellasega. Treasurer, THIRD ROW: 5. Delmez, Sn, D. Doss, Fr., B. Ebling, Fr., A. Elliott. Suph., M. Fincher, Fr., F. Gebhardl, Sn, 1. Gable, Fr., '1'. Hicks, Sn. L. Hoover, Jr., FOURTH ROW: 5. Hudson. In. D. leek, 5L, T. lanes, Jn, K. Kellner, Sn. R. Kennett, 51:, D. Kirkland. FL. T. Kirkland, Sn, R. Krish, Sr., M. Laird, Fr., FIFTH ROW: M. Loy, FL, M. Loy, Sr., K. Loy. Fr., M. McGraw, Eur J. McLeam 5L, T. McNally. J11, C. Miller, In. R. Misasi. Fr., T. Mobley, Sn, SIXTH ROW: C. Myers, Fr., D. Neale. Sn, I. Orear, 5L. R. Powers, IL, G. Quinlan, Sn, W. Robertson. Secretary, 5. Smieshek. Fr., B. Snyder, In, SEVENTH ROW: J. Starretl, Vice- President, 0. Steinbauer. Soph., B. Stephenson, Frn T. Stephenson, in, K. Stuckey, In, S. Stuckey, Fr., P. Thompson, President, T. Torrance, Soph., J. Uttley, Gr EIGHTH ROW: P. VanCordan. Sn, M. Vanna, IL, 5. Watkins, 5L, R. Welch, Suph.. W. Williams. Sn. T. Yoakam, IL, R. Zullo, Ch, Mrs. Lucille F ink, Housemother. r 7iP- Sigma Chi Arthritis and March of Dimes. Sigma Chi Steak Feed. Christmas and Sweetheart FormaL Derby Day. Little Sigmas. Playboy Party. Halloween Party. Hairy Buffaio and 50's Party. D. Anglelan, Jr., CL Mnell. Sn. 5. BarneSJL, J. Botham, IL, L Caldwell, 5L, W. Champion, Sr. 5. Cranford, In. D. Christy, In. E. Cunning- ham, In. D. Colyer, 51 ., D. Dodson. Sn. R. Die- boll, 512. R. Dyto. Treasurer, I. Goff. lh, D. Graham, Snph., B. Greene, FL. R. Godwin, Sn, A. Her- man, 51'. I. Hoskins, In. B. Hughey, Sn, T. Kazmierski. Sn, T. Kirkwood, Sn, D. Looney, Jr., D. Mc- Clure. ?resident. J. Naylor, In, M. Neifing, Jr.. D. Nelson. Fr.,J. Neigach, In, K. Noble, Jr., D. Patterson, Soph. R. Peterson, FL, M. Ray, Soph., M. Raddy. Soph, R. Reader, Sn. 5. Strahan, FL, '1'. Smith. Sr. P. Shepherd, Secretary. M. Slack. Sn. D. Spigar- elli. Fla, 1. Taylor, ha, T. Tullis, In, T. Weath- ers. Vice President. L. Weinberg. Sn. W. Champion. Sn, H. Wilson, Jr., 1.. Wray, 1L, Mrs. Katlie Miceli. Cook. Mrs. Martha Spangler. Housemalher. .. Poudre Puff Football for sororities. White Rose Formal. Homecoming at Sportmans' Club. 505 Party. Apple Day Party. Sig Tau Construction Company. Sig Tau Little Sis's. Oldest Fraternity 0n campm Gus Gorrila Daughters of Diana. TKE and ASA, First Place Huuse Dec; orations. 0 Teke Freak Week. 0 Fund Drive for St. Judes Hospital. . o Tau Kappa Epsilon Bed Carnation Bail. Pajama Party and Smoley-oley Party. D. Alcaia. Sn, W. Alexander. FL. R. Anderson. Sn, J. Bryan, President. R. Bryon. Soph. T. Bryon, 5L, 5. Burns. FL, D. Cotharp. Soph.. V. Hefner. Soph.. 5. Hanson, Vice President. M. Hill. In. F. Hill. Sr.. M. Hollenbeck. FL. L. Hudiberg, Secretary. H. jacksom Fr. C. King. 501311.. 11. Kongorski. Sn, J. Korlhake, Soph., A. Knapp. Sn. M. Kramer, Sr. R. Lane, FL, R. Lingo, Sn. 1. Loftin, Soph, H. Mchtchsan. 5n. R. Mendenhal. 50911. D. Miller. 50911., R. Montgomery. FL. R. Pauley, 51:. G. Peacock. 5L, D. Porier, Sr. J. Royce. FL, M. Scifers, Jr.. 1. Seal, Soph., L Smith, 50911., G. Sorenson. 51'. C. Slaples. Sn, C. Taylor. FL. M. TurnbulL 501311.. 5. Wilch, Jr., Mr. Charles R. Trowbridge, AdVisor. Mrs. Funny I. Frost, Cook. L. 1 i lulel Tau Kappa Epsilon: Miss Bucky Ossena. The Sweetheart 0f . . . Sigma Chi: Miss Kathy Shay. Alpha Kappa Lambda: Miss Diane Shields. i 1 .-d g M by M. M an. Sigma Tau Gamma: Miss Pam Curtis. Greek Fun 8: Games Lambda Chi House decorations for Western Week. The Skinthe Snake was one of the many Derby Day Events. Della Rho's warm up during the TEE Softball Tournament. Vern: ' - during the Wheel Barrel Race. Miss Derby Day candidates line up for thejudgin n That's all folks. A familiar sitc- in mos: offvcampus dwcliings. Off-Campus Living Washing dishes is one of the many freedoms env joyed by off-campus livers. Free Expression. ORGANIZATIONS . ORGANIZATIONS . 0m '9 i- ' -om ewpg, Ema 1:2,? .w KCS 5,an 1H X0; GR '1' $5 M1; 9 W' 4: :3? f 1. A $quv;+ $$ 315549 aka ? N.IZATIONS 0 ORGANIZATIONS 0 ORGANII ROW 1: Anna Naden. Heidi Albrecht, ROW 1: Jam Thorpe. thcrm Rosana. ju'hcm- Iinn. Suru Illmlhard. ROW 2: Hn-nda Rlla. Punlinc Bm-rwinklv. Iluwurd jnhusun. Fred Dunwnhough. Jerry Brown. RUXT 3: Dr. Ruhcrl PJuhlc. Burl Nurlimm. Dennis Mulluuw. Dun Barnett. IHHY 4: Michael White. Incl; Spencer. Clmrlus iluslig. ROW 9.: Di: Henri Freyburger. Dr. Henri Turk-Roge, sponSEr; Kechnie, Dr. Fritz Albrecht, Dr. Hans Beckman. 228 Alpha Kappa Delta a To pmmntv :m intvrr-sl in sm-inlugy. 0 SL'r'x'iU' lu Incal algt'lwit's. 0 cht'tings with educational pruISIJ'JIms Harold Hicks, Katharine Stella, Becky Ossana, Larry Snyder. Dr. Bert Patrick, Mrs. Coilen Mc- Alpha Mu Gamma U l 0rvign language majors. 9 Ilmmr frutt'rnily. O Iniliuliun and hunqmrl in May Alpha Kappa Psi '3 Jul: sum-y. 0 Monthly pmh'Ssitmul lmsim'sa nwvtings. Eugene Musgrovu. treasurer: Randall Jllnl'x. secreiary: Andrew Manalis. president Paul Hem. vice presidt-ni. INJW 1; Eugene l-Iusgrm'e. Randall Jones. Andrew Mamalix Paul Mt-za. Earnvxt Burdill. Hick Carrillo. RCMV 2: George Thumah. Addison Dchie. Alan Ilauwr, Michael McGee. Jeffery Dihx. RQW 3: Mitharl McGuire. Fred Torrance. Slew Ur-hmm Terry Mundcnhall. ROW 4-. Gary Sluwc. William Stunvm. James Ilaxkull. Larry Barlleli. ?.29 AI DD '1 '05lv1'uleiritul FL-llnuship 0 SP slide rules . Talkt' iiivld ll'ips ln uu'icmx rnmpull'icux ROW 1: David Kongs. Richard Jupiim Lloyd Bradshan. cuvspunmr. ROW 9.: Slew;- Tuman. Lawrence Raitinger. Gary Fleming. :k. Gem- Chamhun co-spcnmr. ,- -r ROW I: Barbara Slupileng. Cheryl Ilallcnbcck. Aiva Skilus. Bou-rly Fixhcr. ROW '2: Dinushchandra Shah. Hamld Kent. Dipak Modi. Dr. J. C Johnson, Jr.. Frank Lewis. RDW 3: Michael Bali. Ranch Beta Beta Beta Kilkpatrick. Betty Rosa. Dr. Leiand Kclter. Daxid lanes. RCHV4:BNI1IScthppL-r. Iinrancc Hays. R. Leon Dinkim. DIL'I'Inis Wilbert. . Cvlohruling 3Ull1.-'mniu-rs.lr3 0 .Nllvml Nul imuil Convention 0 Mtvmi Dislricl Cutu'vnliml 230 0 Nvu' umi bt'ttrr lr-t'hlliqllv nl Beta D elta Chi building dt-sign ROW 1: Dcnnis inck. Michael CrusL president: Wilma Helmkc. Robert Murray. Vicki Duhrauc. Debby Dohrauc. j. R. Hill. vice-president. ROVT '3: Carl McCracken. Ralph Cuppicllu. Ron Kuhn. Lawrence Leslie. Donald Nye. Richard Meyer. Paul Sells. ROW 3: Stephen Hughes. Richard Neale. Richard Krisoh. Moses Long. Danny Shun. James. anney. Thomas Young. ROW 4: John Sowdl-L Edwin HiIL Lawrence Radar. Gain Daughton. Dennis Skahan. Rnbcrl Kenney. Stever Siushcr. Lin X'andurbnl. 0 Purl iciputv in smvrui ilmm- .xium a 0 Svt up :: visitulinn program 0 llclp bring mm stmlvnls In Kansas Slutotullvgv O Guost bpllekt'l's 0 Field lrips 0 Full pivnic o Svlmlarsllips ROW 1: Betty Rose. Alva Skiies. Jane Pun- ninglon. ROW 2: Dipak Modi. Dr. Leland Keller. Dr, Leon Dinkins. ROW 3: Cary Grant. Dincshchandra Shah. Randy Kirkpatrick. 231 Baptist Student Movement 0 Crtm in Faith. 0 Regular rilt'w-lingh. I llvlp Mlppnrl Sllldt'm Sumnu-r Nlixhitanh. ROW l: Dubbiu Furgusnn. Kathy lluy. Bunnir Kauiz. RUH' 2: Paul Slnnhmlstu 1.:uw r3 Slu-plu'rd. Vk'ilh'unl llurpL-r. Linda 1 lmk. ROH' .3: Mike Curm-tl. Mark Uu-nm'uL BL-n l.1u-ke1t.BillMurrimn. Delta Mu Delta 0 Nillil'llizll llrmnr Stwit-U ill Busint'ss Mlmmislrulinn ENH l; Jung .klldrrsml. Lumly II lfrivI-nun. Mun Mlpirr. HUN :1: Slaurun l-Illix. t'lu-Ig I Kinnrnr. Nlunn Fru- m-Inu. 51m u Stxgrr. I-Zuucnu Husgrm v. RUH' 3: 'l'cn-m Lurrnnl. mIn I'rlcrsun. Grurgu jum-x. IlUH' l: Sun Sulun. Dmid Rag . l'lrunk thrL-Ix . Andy Mumulis. calcg HIMJ. Dmitl ihkc-I, 232 Campus Christians 0 Fellmvsl'lip 0F Christiam Just thr rnjnyIm-nl nl IriL-nds and :I qniL-l .uuuu- mm In.- ROW 1: Margaru! Iiall. Anna Carr. Susan Jensen. Debbie Fcrglmm. Dennis Carroll. Jim Clanwn, Randy Kaulman. George Lem Glenn Hess, ROW 5 :1 Briggs; Gail Schindler. Pram Blzu'k- lum. 3 ari'lvn Peck. David Ai Cmrgc II It. Norma Smilll, Wullcr Parrish. Bmmiu. well. RO'W .3 3n Hays. Mickey Garm'tl. Glenda Crcngun l,incla junk. Bunnie Kama. SI rL'lIc Shcrwnnd. David Bar r. Cu 2 Hana. Luis Ilaym David Ruah. ROW 4: Luau H'ou-u. Onillu Brill. Uwen Dunlap. Steven Pe-nn vcn SIuslu-r. Ian Jnhna. Crmnic Hamwll. Kathy Powell. Paul Stuu- huuw. Mark Ownnan. Ben Luckuu. n:n-ul fun. 233 CW ens Huphmnm'v ant-u Hmmrary Society. Molfs Punvl :md r'KIJIIDIIIlE'tlIH' Spt'alkvr. L'shors at Major Aitractirms. Smarty.- Party and llontt'lmnny. 11L u;1.110 0f Wrmwn Voters. IZWE'ZX UI-Htil'lHi LEFT T0 RIGHT: Sherri Fruit. Secretary. Sundue Jnhnsun. Treasurer. Dchhy Spruk. Prch'idenl. NOT SHUH'N: Vicki Duhruuc. Vice President. Cathy HairtL Tid lidilur. Ann Ananluxim Rilnnl Chuinnan. Dobbin: Ymn'an. liucnsinn. Cynthia McClzulahan. Jam: Prnuinglnn. Gail Uchmc. Diana Hovcr. Bucky Hllll'lk. Pulli NI. tin. w. Calhy Votluist. Rt-hbio H'tth Hindi Couilvr. Cindy Dcdri m. Vicki Cucrriuri FUl' TH IHHV: Shari Pvak. Chm ': -k :Ill. Clam Williiunsnu. Catherim- Baird. Vicki Dnbmuv. Dcllhiu 'J'nuvan. NUT SHINVX: fihrhllr hmm. H'ik L's nll Murrivd Sludr-ntx. A mciul organization uilh :2 11:1- tinmll affiliation. Christmam Party amd Spring Party, P.Il.'l'. 130;:er I,Pu.tting Huhln Dames Club 'Hlmuuhi. Spunmrt-d hf. lfzu-ully Wives. FIRST ROW: Virginia Urmluui. Spnnsur. Mickey tilulmukcr. Paula Manly. Yiur-Prmitlvnl. Kulhlvml Rout . PTLWidl'HL Li? Anderson, Linda Klim- ?iu-rrslurg'-'l'rc;lsurcr. Judy Boll. Dnnml Churt-h. Slmmm. SECOND HOW: Marv Mmgun. Hm-crllx DL-islt-r. Sheri Cohen. Jam,- Hampiun. Vicki's Busam'. PCLL! Pulley. Vickie Yunkur. Deanna Smhlman. THIRD RUH': Francca Furl. 51:0 HaItIu-vm. Danna Hild. Cllalrlniic Brownhw. Barbara ViIlurd. Foggy Harv. Susan Lamb. Innii'u 50w der. FOURTH BOW: Caml Caldwell. Linda Clmppcllr. Clomlu l,indlvigcr. Janin- Scqu-Her. Vicki Cnmmmw, Susan Rohiumu. Lynne Lusnguth Flmning. Daughters of Diana FIRST INHY: Marcie Tcske. Unry Patch. Prrxitlrnt. Diunu Ruiwrds. Illlh'l Iinln-uL-k. SI'KIUXD IHHT: Sandro jnhnson. Kim Hunwll. THIRD RUW: Marin Hm. Adviser. limb. Ekhnii. Han Knapp. Hccrci:'urs'-'I'rca5urvr. Linda Mciach. Dunn Sixkillvr. .-lny.-iv Carpunicr. Becky Oshawa. Pram Dnih . Yrrna Pagc. :1 nk Ht'CIllc-hvmn. Adrimr. 235 CI'IJ'iRllllzh DIJ-t'fnrulinll Purl; liullvrskuting Party Sufthazll Gumv i'nr TKI . Big Brothers. Cnllt-climl hnr'St J1 u'x. lh'lpt-d u itll 11' Tum i'bml. 0 Alpha Mpim Chaplet. vstala- Iih'l'lt'd 1917. 0 Dr, li'rrml Pvnny: 'l'ruxlvv 0 In-wnil-v programs at High SL-hunls and Juninr tJtJIIL-gt-s. SEATED: Blah Swill. Bill KThillm-rc, Cary Cailo. Jerry Hatch. jim incrs. Slt-w Mur- kiwc. K911 Gnlcnzrl. STANDENC: Mark Prusly. john SulliL-'u1l,Jag. Ium's. Fenlnn Harder. Loo Billings. M Knapp Lynn Slal- maker. BACK: Crop, Ilunrlbnck. bu Jam's. Larry Crahirec. Brun- IIEH. Richard V'ivh. Ray Hudstm. Mark Ilium. Yi1It1uIIoIII'Ike. 236 FIRST RUVV: Dr. A. 0. Brown III. Dr. Fur- L-st Penny, SlL-u- Markivcc. Kritlz lclmus. H'arren Denny. Davv Milm. Dr. Hrm Mr- Kcv. 5ECOND RUW': W'aym- Griffin. Dr. Eugem: Cordum Mr. Clarence Miieu. Mr. Ed Kochlvr. Mark Nlilchvisnu. Mr. Dean PuwelL THIRD ROW: Jim Pamluy. Mr. Richard jacqum. UL H'. P, Spvm'v. Dr. Rick Wealht-rx'. Lou Burgvll. Warren Denny. I'fc33tlt'nl nl Epailnn Pi Tau. . Blnmlnmhilv Drive. llvad Start zmd Mulls 1m H'ln'vlh. L'nitcd Fund. Golden Silvt' r'i va. Caroling. Hunm' Bull Tvzl. Crest M 00;; En Ht hmixvr Program. The Golden Crust 'I'ua inr 110nm Hull Tmnen. ' LEFT TU RIGHT: Nancy Cumphcil. I'n-aii tivnl. Kath; jt'anL-x; Yitr I'rcsi'drnt. Lyn Cvclkm'ich. Trt'uxun-T. Bnthuru Ludlum. Secretary . FIRST RUH': Pearl 1.. EricksmL Nancy l.. Russ. Kathy Ii. Jnnm. SIu-rrg. E. jnpp. Dunn;- I.. Cuidvr. SI-ICHND ROW: CImrIe-m- .L Myers. Nancy F 'nnpbrll. Junc A. Audcrsnn. Jeanne Spigarulli. Jan- ice Barnard. Pnnu-lu I1. Sin . THIRD ROW: Nam; K. PuIL-rmn. Barbara Ludlum. Carolyn I... Kurml. Luis U'Mallcg . Mauroun Murphy. Graphic Arts Club 0 Iutvrllutimml printing xu-rk 0 Promote lwltcr unclrrslunding uf hmm- vcmmmirs. . 50H L'nnklmnks. 0 Annual Ellen Hivhurtlsdinm-r mm 1-. Uilu- l'urk'r. Calla 1-tluiu. Hun lialclIL-xlu-y. CilarIL-a Ulrlmvll. Huh Fu-und. jUL' Hrilmw. Paul Hymn. HUH 3: hu-u-n Rru-I. lluhcri 'I n t; Ron I: Linda Cullcm. Arlen: Sheds. Puma Wrsterlmuw. jun Mu, lwrrg . ROW '2 BurnJIIu-nl McElmy. Marih :1 Richardson. Lurllu Siowr. ROW: :5: Alicia William. BL-llfn McAu-u. Jam-Hv Hansen. I.aVI.-la Jurn-lt. Trudy Bllrl'lllll'idl'. Norma Smith. P38 HUB :1: tirm- Iid-rllmlh 'IJltw. Purlrr Dunn. Hink- Pricv. RHH 4: Rumh Hulm. Gun hhnuullrr. Drunk Hilliunh. Uikr Kuhlur. W n Q M 43192-1333! -, lirIiXiiiiilZ GXiblitEhi :::3::+5 :;?.' -. 933333.43 : Ann Sloan nuldb. Dium' HUN 1: Scott Stuckg. 31?va Crunu-r. HuhGcmtIL-m-rull. Danny Mcuiu. Dunn Cnlyrr, Larry.- Pvt'k. Phil Shop- lwrd. RUH'E:juhuKilgnrc.RunKmngurski..-lrrnu1IHiImt-r. Dm id SIu-nnmd. Interfraternity Council 0 L'nilc Crawl; mvn IUmrdinulv and rrgululc l'rulc-rnity activil irs. Jim AllBucI1un.advisnr 239 0 Prnnmtv gnnd l'k-ilmvship. :lttillltlv. Industrial Arts 81 Technology Club ILII HOW I: Hn-nl Cmnislur. Dun Bnrkcr. Churlus Hrnunliuh. Ronald Rllpp. Bruu- Hill. ROW :2: Dual! Lindlcigt-n. lrL-nsurur: Rumor McCall . Richard Vivh. Dmluld UrCuiru. Ln- Bnrgcll. prx'sidcnl: Kyla Cw rntqcl. HCNV 3: llunn OIu-ra. vim.- pruidunl: junuss Paulcy. Cllurrim H'alum. Mark 1-5lrrnmn. Dan Brown. Nim'kcii Clluppvlltn wrrolury. RtHV 4: Tum Ltmghluillur. john Sullivan. Gnlcn Banks. JuIm-x lluL-hnur. Dm-itl Dick. Hicliurd Ilummnn. Ted Kudml. Bud Ruitingvr. QAO Tht Tuchnulugy Club is :Iiu'uyx Truth 1:: denmnslruir am Hi their new iduas ur L-quipnu'ul m visiturs. Eu-I-mm- rnjnys llu: iuml Lilld nnlsic provided I'or lhu Industrial Arls :Lm'i 'ilvchnoiugy Club huquu-I. 0 Tu pronmtt' lhv alhlclic program, 0 Operation of com'ossinns ul illhlt'lit' vallltt Rl'HV 1: Barry Williamson. Merle Clark. Miln- McCrah . Pm! McUruu. .XI Urlnlzmi. bDOIIS-II-r. INHV 2: Handy Lurc. Rich Exu'-I1.Chuck Smith. Gail Amull. Miku Knhivr. IHNY 15: Dennis Ilun'm Duuulus Shrews. No:- man Spencer. RIIEQI' Xru luu. RUW 4: Sh-phL-n Wlwrlor. Milan: Nixnn. 'n . . lele PlStOl Club RinV l: Elhul SICDunuld. Nancy Bihhnp. lnhn Good. I't'Ltll! u't-Slvrimusc. Juniu- Pulh. HUN :1: Hark alrick Erich. Lon Wcinlwrg. Dnnultl Gund. Hick Binm. Rnhcrt Cund. Hick Miller. Kirk Busuvll. RtHY 3: P W051. 03. 'd'. 51uIIunn 30 4: Porter Dunn. Cull: Pipkin. Larry Burtlm'ick. Jnst-ph St'hillt'r. 0 Hold sptnimlrs nu l'iruzmns suh-u. Kappa Mu Epsilon 0 Uuihunalic's llmmr Sm-icly O Mcmlhly Invoking. ROW l: Dennis Mchnlak. Merle Slm-Iu. Miku Bmld. Jim Julmstm. Allen lliu-it. Danny Suttun. Tod Cur rL-ll. Mike Cnhh. ROW 2: john Siarrvtl. Charla Ohnrm. Dennis Skallan. Dane Kirr. Eur! thkun. Min Burnett Emmy. Cm. Miiu- Daxis. Cum! llurt'. Dvbhiu Miller. ROW :3: Gerald Verbs. Hun Huulaughlin. Bruce Anderson. Gary builluic. Run Brmt 1:. Tom Manning. 243 IHH$ l: hhomn Kl'ulnitln Hluv hpcrry. Ruiln PrtL'r-Iun. Peggy IllncklrrnL Donna Ia-ixh'r. laniu Hzlnmrtl. IHH 2: qunnv bpigurrlli. Tt'Ifi Victx. 'sum-Ix Cumpln'll. Randall Timi. n'nIh-r Purridl. Augusl Splillrr. RUH' 3: I113 :m hgk-rn. Hun Limitln. Iiohvrta Barium. Luv llnirr, l,imlu Funk. t'll'l'l Krit'gwmr. Hamld1l'lmmm,jmcph Slt'uwr. KCH 4: Car; HcILrulh. Dulv iiumlriril. Larry lion- brnnk.1hul$lvrlr.'l'r1n Blarria. Iim Smilh. Larry 'lurtA E. Dm is. KSC Skydivers 0 Yum call u v fall and you my x 1- dvlay .Xuliunul tlnHt-giult- Pul'm-llutillg Championships Kappa Delta Pi Programs supporting lhv thvmt- ulm'l'ho Changing Curriculum in lho Stwl'nl ivh Do M'ulinu nf 1111th Hall Foy- 5 0r at Xmas joint meeting Bunqum wilh SEA. KDP Rt'ginnul Cnnforrm't' it1 KansanCity. Full. Spring :Irlil SltmnH-r lniliutvs. IV I'I'IsYI'l'IS ABOVE: FIRST RU V: Glenda 5. Crcagcr. Delmmh 5. chald. Pam Brook- . .inda M. Funk. Faun Pinwll. M Orlulan :ON'D IHMY: Jamel I Sandun. Jnuune . rlcs. Cnnniv Hur- phn'c. Dunuld R. MCChuc '. Dmaglah Ii. Vicnwif. SIN Scott. Randr L Timi. THIRD BOW: Rim Wulf. Fat J. Juhnmn. Cindy Dickcnun. Mary J. anu'mv muyur. Alicia Williams. Cheryl Mclilmy. Ruwunna Nmmnrn. Cunnir Ankcnman. ACTIVE 31 FM Bli H5- BELUH': FIRST ROW: Arthur W. Bradcn. Carol A. Ingan Nancy A. Schlapper. Terry 5. Vieh. 14:51:11. Swender. Sherry: E anp. Gt-orgo E.. Hudi- burg. B. :1. Morris. SECOND BOVV': RIL-hm German. Arleta B. Sheets, Nellie M. Rusl. Becky Ussana. Barbara Ludlum. Donna Geislier. Jacki;- Santeu. Kathy Camus. THIRD ROW: Guy A. Cnonrad. Janet P. Jorgenmn. Kaihryn A. Eddings. Deborah l.. Campbeli. Joann 5-1. Hunk. Carnl Cnolcy. Betty McAlee. Nancy Ross. Cathy Novena. Sigma Chi Fraternity Little Sis's. . FLOOR: JoDee Camurur. Iacque Lawrt'ucc. Pnigr Uhln-rmn. 'l'crcs'al Mclm . I'ully Ilivknmn. Ver- thtle na Page. Kathy Shay. SEATED: Ch 5 Dell 1L Chris Whilmn l. Litldlt. handy Hc- Nnughlun. Karen l'anJ . ' ' . 11. Slnrgarel lwcuan. Shelly Al'll'liiajzt. . Sigmas Ll I ' SUn.Kamn Neale. FRONT: Sandy Bay. Dan Short. Duu- Ix'cin. Kulhg. lunch. Jutm-Ia Dingmun. Richard Evil. Chuck MarShall Cooper, Rich Siaplum BACK: JI'Jhn ArnuId. Cluyhurn H'nrrinr. Dnn timid. Carol Harv. Jug Jnl'll'x. Dwighl Dupriesl. Sum.- Buy. Ken Granncmann and John Hay talu- Iiuw out to attend 11w weekly Lutheran supper. SEATED: Cathy Jones; Diana Kun-ihck. Ruth Mahakcm Larry Radar. Ken Cranme- mann. john Hay. Dean Lauterhach. Mark Weslerman. Kathy McElwy. Vicar Tum McENy. FLOOR: Don Bockvlman. Eric Groethur. 246 Lutheran Student Center '9' ' fa '- ' ., 'x ' -A.. A h 255'? tuft '3' mm - i ,1 LEFT T0 RIGHT: Father Gurcnlz. Viki Braden. Treasurer. Jeff Wilborl. Vice Presi- duni. Clara H'illiarnsum Socrt-lary. Not Shown. Chris 313 nchtL President. Newman Apostolate Annual Bamluvl and Bull. Chili Supper. Pur'IL-zlkt' Ferd. Passm'cr Suppvr. ush-r and Cllu'istmaw f'lvlvhratitmx lnl mum rzils. 94? Attending lectures are also a pail u! th F. PHJIHUTII- 0 Guest slin-akcrs ml Nursing m-L'upzlliuns. 0 Making plans for u Nuliunal uf- filiutiun fur Nursing Stuclvnls. FIRST ROW: Lind': Saiiw. Mary Kipp. Nuidu Ieffcn . Carolyn Thomps'ull. S CONU ROH': W'undu Tool. Laura U'hL-rg. Marylyu Munihan. Karen E. 3, b3. Imrrclla Vuach. BIRD RUW: Rehbc-c-ca Bum-u. jum- Cl Dchra Lumhlcy. Thelma Ho . Paula Guurgu Milo Ficidx. FOURTH ROW: Curnlyu Krugcn Suann Kiriay. Jan Johns. Charles Slu'um. Craig Brunaucke. National Association of Industrial Technology , Omicron Delta Kappa FIRST BOW: Armin Ililmcr. James naugh- man. Marion HilL Thomas Mnblcy. Alan Watkins. Dennis Kavanagh. SECOND BOW: Kenny Keltnur. Stun- Dcllawgu. Frank Lewis. Donald Commons. Richard Krisch. Ruben Murrau. llarmM Luy. THIRD ROW : Loo Cuihriu. jamus O'Ruar. james Dorsey. Dr. C. R. Baird. Advisnr. Eric Croether. Warren Denny. John Jcton Doug- las Alquisl. ' 42922 FIRST BOW: Charles D. Braunlich. Ronald Rnpp. Brent Cronisler. Dan Barker. SEC OND BOW: Richard Viuts. jcrrg' Hatch. Charles Walson. Mark Binm THIRD ROW: Mark Weslerman. Sam Thumpson. Jan. Donald McGuire. Lev Borgeh. FOURTH ROW: Ray Moore. David Dick James Huebner. Galen Banks. n-r ; 0 Assist xx ith campus blood driws. 0 Tank chiIer-n l'rum NLM llnri- mus Ilumv ln u-v Hmm'cnming lhu'adv. 0 Full and Spring. :wmemu-r illiHutiImEL Phi Beta Lambda The Business Administralinn Fraternity. . '- Yancy Murinn. Cynthia Ncwman, Calhy Venhlra. Sharnn Ellis. Maria Buulmu. SEC I'D RU . Pamela Hoch lcslic C . lnnth CIIthI Cemk. Pearl L. Frickwn Kdrcn MLNahh Stan Sexton THIRD RUM: Karen I In 3:13 Nanet- Pclcrsnn. Janet Samiun. Barbara Stout- John 0 Larcn10.Chris Caglc. GI. ccrrgc T homa I 01 RTH ROW: John Flow 01-5, Gary Blessant D avid C ash. P 1 A p a James Ashby, Daniei llusI-I. Pal Dnylc. Idxisor. Theta A National Historical! Society. FIRST ROW': Charinllu Cover. Ka'llhy Spigaroni. Sh ' I'y j opp. Ruih Ann CHIN . Vllurla Wmnru. Shir- ley chtz. Melissa. Ruhursun. Mrs. judiih Shaw 0er ROI ' 01m lcler. Surcndra Gupta, Slu- ven Baden. Dudley II Cornish. 5.1m Carpenter. Dennis Shockley. FrI-s Mirre. Roheri Raltzlaff. Mar- lin Campion. Vanhellenic F'ANHEI.LF.NKC fK'H'NCII: FIRST ROW : KalhIecn S. Bengslcn. Presidenh Sandro jahnsnn. SECOND ROW; Eabhie Payne. Secretary. Sue Ann Gilmore. Susan Snod- grass. Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Tess Banion. SQHOHITT PRESIDENTS FIRST RUWf: Mary Jean Coury. Mpha Gamma Delta. Nancy K. Ilofley. Sigma Sigma Sigma. SECOND ROWE Maureen E, Murphy. Al- pha Della Pi. Brenda Rum Alpha Sigma Alpha. NOT SHOWN: Mary Patch. Duita Rho. FAX II I I.l.I : x H: 1 1 :H'l li3 -K'I 1Vl '. UOUM I'lurifli LEFT TU RIGHT: Innin- Slaflcrlitlg. Becky Unana. Lincia Wickham, Ann Gorham. Deborah Boham. Pershing Rifles I m.ch I'rin-ndsllip um! L'ntlpl'l'n- linll. Niilitul'y Bull. High .wlmnl tlriil mH'L Nulimlul 'I'ut'lius mm-l RICHT: Bclh Hvilnmn is Ncnrlt'tl mu, lhl: Nlililury HzllL ROW l: Albert Clie'ttu. Dmid Snider. Lydia Huffman. Bvcky Su'lmulrr. Jamar. Mcndunhall. Richard Miller. ROW 2.: Cpl. Arihur Knubeluc-IL Advisor, Randall H'cluh. C, hm-L Carl Mohlw. Raymund Wolfe. Major Charles Smith, Advixur. ROW :3: George Dunham. Kirk Bmwell. l.arryCi1and.llnburt HendenhalL Douglass. Rauscher. ROW I: Alice Hall. Mite Gartner. Bmeanna Nemmen, Jonila Hunl.An1w llommertzhuim. ROW 2: Debi Rous. Beverly Coo. Jeum'lle Franklin. Mary Noitensmcycr. Jan Wade. ROW 3: Sm- Rhodes. Cnmiyn Feldman. Bonnie Wilde. Donna Lawrence. Barbara Shiverduckcr. Jane Homer. ROW 1: Nancy Feldman. Mickey Cross, jcrry Heapa Saucy Manicy. Carol Madill. Sua- Cilnmrmjean Willry. Anm- llmnIIu-rlrhcim. :1 member of PFNI 31 Club. pn'lmrlrs u curnduu to be Nlld :11 ll .- .VAL-k Swim Mort. Physical education rnujun uml minors. Wily dalya. QIJc-cn L'HIIdidulC mid qlwvn cur. Cunt xpvakvrx, 1...? .. ,g ii wxwwnmhf ' . ll . FIRST ROW: Lorna Stowr. Norma Smith. 0 Hme iCennnmicx Prnfossimml Phl SECOND HOW: Linda Calluw. Anlcla 1'1rukw'nih'. Sheets. Betty S-Imllee. THIRD ROW: Cher- k. .1 . . . .- l I ' Fl McElroy. Ann BICBCE'nnIds. Alicia Wil- . VMH-kmi ch meU hxtt'nslmi pSllon IiamanneHe Hansen. St'FVitt'. 0 FIRST BOW: George LcMastcn Herbert PhYSlCS Danhauser. Joseph Meusrr. David Alkins. Yuan-vrh Tsai. SECOND 80W: Cutlrgv Hyatt. Gcnc Coulwvll. Lue Mchmel. Slu- u wen Pennie. Rnn Camphvll. THIRD ROW': Kelly Burke. Basil hlwcrinucr. Cary Wilma. Owen Dunlap.jammTiInmas. 254 FIRST ROW: Mary Jli'uu Coury. Marylyn Hm. V'v'ilma Wilhl. BL-tly Heilmml. Vicky Chang. Linda Shchon. SECOND ROW: Claim- Dumund. Bi'tty Chestnut, JIL-Xnn Pl'c-iffer. Frank Pennell. ClurL-nu- II. Lund- quesi. Mr. Darrell lWt-iner. lune Climding. Chvrila Ilcss. 0 Hmmmr-x jnurnalixm Friill'rllih. 0 Annual 13D1i Bunqlu'l. 0 National Cnm-rntinn in Macon. Ucnrgiu. 0 llunnl'at'y lillhinvss Edut'utiun I ra1le'Ilil v. FIRST ROWE Terry BEIIMHL Maureen Mur- phy. Jan Biles. Cinch Boham. Brcmla Wind- net. Chrisiy Jones. SECOND RUH? Nur- man Manning. Ralph Zulln. Debby Spruk. Dab;- Leibach. Krista Postui. Student Education Association 0 thwsinnulism in attilm'ic- um'l prac- liu' in vdm-aliun. 0 Regional Prnjvt-t with Elm Acrw Children. 0 'l't-uchvrs' litluczilimi Day Banquet. FIRST ROW: Janie Barnard. juunn Hunk. Trisha Butts. SECOND RUH': indy Dickvrann. Denis:- llmnnn Nellie Rust. THIRD ROWE Becky Shcwmakr. Pam meil. FIRST ROW: Michael Crusim H1Ima chmkc. Robert Murray President. SECOND ROH': RIH'I KIIIHL Lawrence Leslie. Vicr-Prmidcnt. Donald Kym Rich' 0 Ulltshlndin r Acadrmi at'lli W . . - 3rd Meyer. Paul Sells. THIRD ROWE Sle- 'L k tn! m plum Hughes, Richard Neale. Richard Building Design. Wand Iftikivatinn Krisch. Mun... Lung. FOURTH ROW: Lana and Construction runcc Skahan. Robert Kenm-y. 256 Scabbard and Blade 0 Military Ball. 0 Svubhurd um! Blade VS l't'rx'llitlg Hiillu Annual F'uuthull Gamv. 0 March of Dimm Driw. C HCmnpun-Y. lElII vaimvnt. FIRST IHHV: Donald Nyu. Jumt-r. L'ltluy. Jumps Haughmun. RUIM'I'I Thompson. SI'K'IUXIJ ROH: Murmy Franz, Kerry Griuahy. Keith JL'VIJIIBu Duuglus Crccn. John Mrlxan. THIRD HOW: Lu- Mriiumwl. Sam f'lzlrpvnlrrJl'nhn Jt-irr. Hichnrl Lorimur. LTC Rnhcrt V. Ilz1rris. .kix'imr James Ballglmmn. Trrusun'r. Sam Carpenlcr. Murray Franz. Dmlglzn Cree . john J t'lt-r. Kt'ithm-unx Judson junta. ' ' :gstun. Presidt-HL Robert Thompson. Secretary. Jalzles L'llley. Vicu-Pmsidcnl. CPT Muhin Moms. LTC Rohl'rl Harris. ?57 Pitt-State 4-H 01..earnby doing O Donategift to Parsons State Hospital 0 State Fair 0 A rea wide SEK square dance BOW l: Mary Kipp. Linda Callow, Margaret Hall. ROW 2: Norman Smith, Walter Parrish. ROW 3: Donald Ross, Mrs. Dean Bishop. Dean Bishop. Sigma Alpha Iota I Music Hmmr Society for Women HOW I: Nancy Sapp, Charlollc Kellogg. Becky Porter, Nancy Schlapper. ROW 2: Shelley lian. Tana Mur- ray. Mary Lynn Hamilmn. Susan Nunnallee. Nancy Campbell. Catherine Baird. Carol. Hudsnn. Carl Zager- 258 ROW I: Cathy Conkk executive officer; June Anderson. commander: Rubin Demon. secretary. ROW :1: Diana Roherds. PIO; Janice Putts. lreasurer; Becky Schoolcr, supply officer. 7th Cavettes O Cn-sponsor of Military Bail O Sell programs 0 Red Cross Blood Drive 0 March of Dimes O Parade participation ROW 1: Diana Rohcrds, Robin DemutL Janice Potts, Lydia Huffman, Becky Schuoier. ROW 2: Cathy Ven- lura. June Anderson, Charliss Dcllcsege. Janie Barnard. Cathy Cook. ROW 3: Diane Shields. Brenda Wied- nur. Lynnetle Williams, Mary Bussell,Tonya Olmstead. 259 FIRST RIHY: jat-kiu llicksun. Pat Byrd. S. I I ' Jam: Stable. Mum: Frakrr. Mary Hlulthford. lg au Canal ers. SICCUND ROW: Shirley Cai- Iahan. husiv Shltllz. Kurun Nbblth Cindy . . - ' . Ilutisrm. Siglllzi l'uu Uummu Lilllt . thtle SISterS S.A.M.M. O Smith for lht- Mlvmm-t'msut ul Munngt-mvnl FIRST ROWE Donald Ross. Rulwrl Tales. Randall Spear. Dianne Sputum Gourm- Auhurt. SiL-u- Wur- lick. SECOND HOW: Leslie French. Carulyn Krlron. Pmnaid Foreman. B-Iichacl Ccnrhuart. Danny Slark. Tim Tuwner. Ariynn .Vulsun. Advisnr. THIRD ROW: Larry Sundholhu. Sidney. FrusKh. uki Smith. David Baker. Gary Classcuuk, William Elvin. Grogury Fina. Lyle Scidcl. .760 Spanish Club a DrumuFralc-rnih- Phi Alpha Theta S.EATED: Pal Ablz. Judy Messingcr. Nacny Fm'd. Ianice Blagg. Robert Gohctz. Donna Friend. SECOND ROW: Eric Vaughn. Mr. Robert Cohen. Sponsor. Mary Drllusaga. Teresa Misasi. Linda Bush. Frances Butler. THIRD ROW: Mikc Taylor. Sarah Fogd- song. Bob Johnson. Bill Marsh 'l'mn Corpmn. O Nnvt'nllwr Fivslu. 0 Fichtu dc Nau'itlzul. . Spanish funguugv films. Still. Rick Carriiio.. rl Patric Anne Gotham. Mrs. . Pursiuy. Johnson. lirm Durihy jnhnsun. Bubhic Field. Mrs. McKct-lmie. aw i r. . If l. :I. S.M.E. o animy nf MuIHIFat-turing lingimwriug. 0 Fit-ld trips in munuIluciuriuls: compullivs i11thvfhur slum area. FIRST BOW Stew Amman. Brent Crania- tc-r. Hod Hi hmond. Richard Y' . Slat.- OND ROW: Darrel Rousseau. Daryl Pick- ett. Leland Burger. Roger DCCksun. Dunald McGuire. THIRD ROW: Richard Hampiml. Donald Callaway. Lawruncr Hatingcr. Bill Hubbard. Les Bailey is employing lm-hniqucs Icarm-d inclass. Women,s Recreation Association A Whirlpool is bnlh therapeutic and relaxing. Trampoline wmk 0qu am- grcai t-m-rcisc. 263 I VolchmH Spmrtsduy. I All major and mirmr spurts fur wumvn. FIRST ROWE Bonnie Wilde. Dcmna Law- ri'ncu. Viki Pulzu. SECOND BLNV: KalhA lucn O'Malley. Verly Cue. Ian Wade. Curuiyn Fcldman. Director. THIRD ROH': Hindi Cmtltl'r ' v IIumL-n jean Wiley. FOUR I BOH Debra Ruth. Jerry llealx . Nancy Manley. SLIc Ann Gilmnrc. Student Senate U Stutivnl wn't-rmm-nt I me pl't'ILirum Ol.t'g:1luitl 0 Um Eun- liwru'livu Council: Pnlly Victti. acmctury: Dennis Keu'allaugh. pnliticul relalimu: ernn Hilmur. treasurer: John MCLL-an, pruidtnt: Juhn Jolur. vicL-vasiduut: 53m Carpenter. xludcnt govt, mm- mi'ltec: Dan Swain. academic affairs chairman. Publit- Relaliuns: HEATED are Kathy Shay. Duhbir llarringlmn Kurcu Panjada. INC; arc Dennis Kavunaugll. Hail 'I'hnmpsun. Dam Mulls. Thaw STA .V U- Sam Cmpcutvr adds that Special touch to tilt: insc. Academic Affairs: Alan Watkinm JanL-Ilt' Hanson. Frank Luu'iL Dan Swain. Karon McNabh. Iunu: A ndenun. Edwin E imr. ?6': BOTTOM: Randy Mathis. lack Overman. Director. Alva Skilcs. PrL-sidvnl. TOE Marge McLean. Slow Harkh'ccm Joan Cruuthor. Sharnn Franklin. Treasurer. Linda Wickham. Vice President. jnun Hunk. Secretary. Siou- thlaughlin. Program Dirccior. Student Union Board . PHI 1 .xhiIJil'-iI1S1IIIu-t Ilullvrx 0 Big: Brutilvr I511: Sir. Prnurum 0 Uumcw 'l'rmrnnmvul. Poul. Ping Pong Chth. 5pdtlvk :mtl Binding 'I'Inlr'de aml Hllmlm mulnl Iilinii'x Bridge ll'HMWHN knitting: vamllx umkinu I'rar Im-n Immm 21ml phu lugrupln luwsnm 0 M! llntkm IonmuIm-nl Cl I.I'l'R U. U'I'HRH IUVHITH'I' SEATED: Stan H'clt'll. Kim liarlnw. STANDIVC: Shirley Hndica. Mike Harvey. jmm Grm-lhcr. Chairman. Diann: Bum L'f. SI'ICCHI. EVENTS CUHH I'l l l .I-'. FIRST ROWE Dobbin.- inx-n. Tammi Honey. Janice Manning. SECOND ROW: chhit Wand. Kathy Gallagher. Steve Markime. Cindy Nlarkivre. THIRD ROW: Bruce Kuunrdy. Chuck Ft'fjlllht'ln. Dvmlis Rngorh'. Bikt- Race. R.EUV Speed Wagon tlmu-vrt. Ih-Ctmi Rom t'le' Salth East ligg llunl. t10flbvhnlusu Ilamlit-ral'l Bumur. iil-Tfilil'in'ltJVAI, t?tHH1I'I I'i-ZIC Bun Rum: Dun Bn-nnalmm. Tun Schneider. Chairman. Vaughn llal'nur. 011v ni Hu- ngft Diuinctiu-h L'lrmwd Cu- vds. Nancy HL-ilm. mndcls :1! lht' 8TB Bridal Slum: 4L gtnf'lj; I BOTTOM: Margi- McLean. Chainvnmam Peggy Hall. Gluria Puol. MIDDLE: Nanci Bishop. Sharon Frankiin. Scot! Siuukcy. TOP- Charles Durst . Marc Register. Doug Reed, Ra ndy VuIIicr. The Record Sale brat many pruspL-ttivc buyers. Everyone got intn lhc- arc! at 1hr: watcnm-ltm ieed. Two players cunlemplating their next mhu- during l'hr C as Tmlrnunwnl. I III ! n In the Cooking For Men Class. nmny new techniques wvrc Icanth .969 L'nitvd Kliuistrit-n In Ilighl'r l'lducul i m! Brit'k Pnckl-l Cui'ft-v Hnnw. The Auto and You. humlm Xiglll Suppers. 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HONDA, Pleasanton, Elementary Ed, ASHBY, JAM ES, Dallas, Marketing, AUCHEMANN, SANDRA, Inde- pendence, Art, BABCOCK, ERIC, Pittsburg, Auto Tech. BACHMAN, MARVIN, Hesston, Industrial Arts ECL, BAK- ER, DAVID. Pittsburg, Data Processing, BAKER, JANICE, Girard, History, BALDWIN, JACK, Mound Valley, Business Administratiun. BALDWIN, jOYCE, Lawrence, Office Administration, BANAHASKY, DAVID, Parsons, Music 5d,, BANION, TESS, K.C., Recreational Therapy. BARKER, DAN. Topeka, Auto Tech. BABNARD, MARY, Crenola, Math, BARONE, DENISE. GCirard, BABTELLI, GARY, Pittsburg, Social Work, BAB- TLEY, JANET. Pittsburg, Business Ed. BAUGHMAN, JAMES, Moline, Math, BAYLIS, PATRICIA, K.C., Elementary Ed., BAYNE, MILDRED, Pittsburg, Data Processing, BEACH, BONNIE, K.C., PrevLaw. BELL, GENE. Hoxie, Building. Design, and Construction, BENBROOK, LARRY. Miami, Maths BENNETT, DEBBY, Pitlsburg, Elementary Ed, BEVER, CHARLES, Farlington, Biology. DEWEY, DON. 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Miami, Building Design, BROWN, JERRY, Independence, Businegs Administration. BROWN, STEPHEN. Pillsburg. BROWNLEE, CHARLOTTE, Overland Park, Home Eco- nomics. BROWNING. JERRY, El Dorado, Eleclrcmics, BRYAN. SHERWOOD. Industrial Arts Ed. BURDUE, BET- TY. Pittsburg, Home Economics. 28! CASALETTO, DAVID, Anna, Business, CHAPMAN, JOHN, Overland Park, Building, Construction 5; Design, CHES- NUTT, BETTY, Galena, Business Ed, CLARK, JANE, Bur- ton, Machine Design. CLARK. JACK. Burton. Machine Systems Design, CLARK, MACK Burton, Machine Systems Design, CLARK, PEGGY, Fort Scott, Accounting, COBB. DOUGLAS K.C., Biofogy. COLEMAN, RIVA, Merriam, Snciolngy. COMMONS, DONALD, PrevLaw, COOK, CATHY, Coodland, Office Administration, COON, STEVEN, Parsons, Business. COSSAIRT, JAMES, Commerce, Machine Design, COVER, KAREN, Arkansas City, Art, COZZENS. MEL, Powell, Trade 6: Job, CRAM ER, KATHY. Paola. Office Administration. 282 BARTON. ELLA, McCune. Prv-Mcd. BLJHENE-IEIDE. TRUDY. Humc Ecmmmicx BURNETT. CIHRLENE, Piilsbure; mi RN ET'I'. FA RN F.S'l'. Pittsburg. BUTTS, PATRICIA, Pampa, Elementary Ed. BUXTON, CHARLES, Miami, Accounting, BYRD, PATRICIA, Pratt, Speech, EAGLE, CHRIS. Leawond. Business. CAIJLOW; LINDA. Fl. Scott; Home Economics. CAMP- BELL DEBRA. Baxter Springs, Elementary Ed., CAMPv BELL. NANCY, Pittsburg, Math, CARNES, KATHY, Tyro, English. CARPENTER, SAM. Brewster, i-Iistory. CARPINO. SAN- DRA, Pittsburg, Elementary Ed, CARRIGER. STEVE, To- peka, Electronics, CARRII.,LO. RICK. K.C., Accounting. CRAVEN, RONALD, Erie, Business Administratinn. CRON- ISTER, BRETN, Piltsburg, CROW, DAMA, Coalgate, Music Ed .CRL1SE, M ICHAEL. Hutchinson, Building, Design. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES, Pillsburg, Biology, CVETKOV- ICH, LOBNA, Pittsburg, DAVIS. WILLIAM, Pittsburg, DEAL, KATHLEEN, Blue Mound, pm. DEAL. LINDA. Caney, Business Adminisiratian, DEAIJE. ADDISON, Mound City, Accounting, DECKER, RODGER, Peabody, Electronics, DIZFENBAUGH, FRED, Chanute, Suciology. 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CHARLES, Scarsdale, Building 31 Design, FESS, CHERYL, Fl. Scott, English, FIELD, BOBBIE, Winfield, Business Ed. FIELDS, BARBARA. Carl Junction, Biology, FILTINGBER- GER, SHARON, LaCygne, Speech, FISHER, BEVERLY, Pittsburg, Biology, FISHER, DENNIS, Wichita, Marketing. FLEM INC. CARY, Newton, Design 51 Drafting. FLOWERS, JOHN. Baxter Springs, Accounting, FORRESTER, DAWN, Pittsburg, Science, FOX. DAVE, Shawnee, Business Administration. FRANKLIN, ROBERT 1013, Business. FRANTZ, JOHN, Pittsburg, Business Administration. FREEMAN, CHERYL, Sedan, Elementary Ed, FREEMAN, MARY, Pittsburg, Elementary Ed. FRENCH. LESLIE. K.C., Accounting, FRENCH, MARCIA Garnelt, Art and Psychulogy. FREY. MARK. El Dorado. Psy clmlngy FRISBIE. DENNIS. Miami, Chemistry. FL LTON. LOHELLA. Pittsburg, Business Ed., GALVAN. YULANDA, K.C., Elementary Ed, GARNER, WANDA. In- dependence, Math, CA RTIN, JOHN, K.C., Poli-Science. GEARHART, LARRY, Coffeyville, Business Administratinn, CEARHEA RT, M ICHAEL, Pittsburg, Marketing, GEISI.ER. DONNA. Pittsburg, Math. GERMAN, HO, Chanule, Elemeni tary Ed. GHORMLEY, MICHAEL. Anthouy, Auto Tech, COBETZ, GERALD, Pittsburg, Speech. COBETZ. jOHN, Pittsburg, Theatre. GRO'I'l-IEI'IR, TERRY. Pittsburg, Pvlitical Scivncv. COSSET'I'. MART. Erie, Spanish. GOTTSCHALK- DEBRA. Coffeyville, English, CRILZ, LINDA. Frantenac, Office Administration. CRIMES, ELDON, Omaha, Business Administration. CUNN, FREDERICK, Great Bend, Industrial Arts. HACK- LER, WILLIAM, Sylnia, Machine Systems Design, HALL. RONNIE. K.C.. Physical Ed. HALLENBECK, BRYAN. Linwood, Business Administration. HAN, SUSAN, Erie, Music, HANN. RITA, Coffeyviile, Mar- keting, HARDER, FENTON, Buhier, Auto Tech. HARDY, BRENT, Carl Junction, Industrial Arts. HARDY. CHARLYCE Pleasanton, HARE, WALTER, Pitts- burg, Physical Education, HARE, WALTER, Coffeyville, Physical Education. HARPER, WILLIAM, Rose Hill, Wand Utilization. HARRIS. JAM ES. Miami, Building, Design 6: Construction. HARRISON. N., Caney, History, HASKEIJ... JAMES. Ca- rona, Accounting, HAUSER. ALAN, Humboldt, Accounting. HAYDEN. EDWARD. Girard, Accounting. HAZELWOOD. DALE, Pittsburg, Home Economics. HEAPE. iERRY, Tyro. Physical Education. HEDRICK. MICHAEL, Overland Park, Business. . ' 93 HENRY. KEITH, K.C., Political Science, HEROD, JAY, Far- lington, Business, HERSCHELL, GREGORY, K.C., Social Work HERSHEY, MILTON, Coffeyville, Wood Utilization. HlC-HT, DENISE, Baxter Springs, Elementary ELL HOCH. PAMELA, Wichita, Accounting. HODCSON, RAY, Pitts- burg, Electronics, HOGABD. M ICHAEL, Pittsburg, English. HOMER, JANE Arma, Physical Education, HOOK, JOANN, Shawnee Mission, Elementary Ed., HUEBNER, JAMES. Pittsburg, HUGHES, STEPHEN, Pittsburg, Build- ing, Design, 6: Construction. HUGHEY, CYNTHIA. Pittsburg, Elementary Ed. HUM- BLE. BILLIE, Pillsburg, Social Vt'nrk. HUMPHREY. BEY- EH LY. Wichita, Social Wink. H LESLIC. CHARLES Peolosa, Sm'ial H'urk. ?86 jARO, CERRI, Pitisburg, Law, JEFFERY, NELDA, Pitts- burg, JENKINS, SHEILA. Butler, History, JETER, JOHN. Wichita, Political Science, IOHNSON, CONNIE Pittsburg, Music ECL, JOHNSON. KENNETH. Wichita, Building Design, a: Construction, JOHSON. ERIC, Pittsburg, Physical Ed, JONES. DAVID, Columbus, Biology. JONES. JAMES. Sarcove, Music, JONES, KATHY, Colum- bus, Elementary Ed, JONES, RANDALL, Coffeyviile, Ac- counting, JONES, TERRY, El Dorado, Business Administration. JOPLIN. RICHARD. Coffeyville, Design Drafting, IOPP, SHERRY. Pittsburg, History. IORDAN, WILLIAM, Fronten- ac, History, KARE, DONNA. Miami, Home Ecnrmmics. LIEBERT, SUSAN, Lawrence, Elementaryr Ed, LINDTEI- GEN, DEAN, Hillsboro, Industrial Art Ed, LLIS, RONALD. Commerce, LLOY D, GERALD, Weir, Data Processing. LORENZO, JOHN, Pittsburg, Data Processing. LOUCH- MILLER. TOM. Pittsburg, Industrial Arts. LOWE. LEON. Columbus, Nursing. LUDLUM. BARBARA, Fl. Scott, Biology. LUNDBLAD, TERRY, Pittsburg, Social Work. LUSTIC, ?AUL, Frontenac, MA BBEY, FRANCIS. Pittsburg, Account- Ing, MACHESNEY, ROY, Wichita, Printing. MACHETTA, JAMES, Pittsburg, Biology, MACK, JANET, Pittsburg, Elementary Edi, MADILL, CATHY, Wichita, Elementary Ed., MAMALIS, ANDREW, Lowell, Accounting KELLOCC. CHARLOTTE, Pittsburg, Music ELL, KELT- NEH, KENNY, Meade, Physical Ed, KETRON. CAROLYN. Ft. Scott. Accounting, KIPP. MARY. Paola, Nursing. KLINE, CUNNIE, Pittsburg, Elementary Ed, KOHLMEY- ER, TiMOTHY, Overland Park, Prc-Law, KRUCER. CARO- LYN, Columbus, Nursing, KU ESER, SHERRY. Chanute, Sn- ciaf Work. KUHN, RON. Atchison, Building Design; LA FAVER, GA BY, KG, Political Science, LAWRENCE, DONNA. Overland Park, Physical Science, LEE, jEAN. Pittsburg. LEM ASTER, GEORGE, Pittsburg, Physics, LESLIE. LAW- RENCE, Pittsburg, LEWIS. FRANK, Ft. Scott, Biolngy, LICHTENECCER, RODNEY. K.C., Psychology. T03? ROW: MANN RICHARD, Poltstown, REM MARKIVEE. STEVEN, Galesburg, Bldg. Des., MATHIS. JAM ES, nyville, El. Ed, MATTIX, MARK, Chanute, Dam Fruc. MID. ROW: MENDENHALL. JAMES, Hiawatha, Ind. Arts, MENGONL DANIEL, Baltimore, Bidg. 095., MESERKO, SANDRA, K.C., Ei. Ed, MCATTEE, ELIZABETH, Cirard, Home Ec. BOT. ROW: MCFARLAND, JAMES Hutch., Bldg. Des.. MCGEE, MICHAEL, Bus. Fin MCCUHIE, DONALD, Ind. Art, MCMICHAEL. CAROLYN. El. Ed. TOP ROW: MCNALLY, KATHY, Pittsburg, Nursing, McRAE, AVIS, Mound City, Socl Wk. MCSPADDEN, IOHN, Pittsburg, MICHIE. LINDA, Pillsburg, RF. MID. ROW: MILES, DA- VID Chctopa, Ind. Arts, MILLER, CHARLENE. Pittsburg, El. ELL, MILLER. JOHNNY, Haysville, Music Ed., VIEN- CHEW, ROBERT: Fl. Scott, E!. Ed. BOT. HOW: MINOR. MARCIA l... Oswego, Mktg.. MITCHELL, CARL. Independ- ence, Acct, MODICA, MARGARET. Walnut, Home Eu, MONAHAN. MARILYN Nursing. TOP ROW: MOORE, ROY. Pitts., Autn Tech. MORRIS. CAROL, Miami, MUTT, LEO. Hillsdale. Art. MOVVDY. STAN. Wichita, Wood Util. MID ROW: MURPHY MAU- REEN. Pills., Eng, MUSGROVE, EUGENE. Independence, Acct, MYERS. CHARLENE, Coffeyville, EL Ed, NADEN, ANNA, Pitts., French. BOT. ROW: NAPIER, MARY, Weir: Acct, NELSON. DAVID Shawnee Mission, 'I vcl:-lC1ec., NELSON. PENNY, Pitts., Bus. Adm NEWIMAN, ALVIN. K.C.,Soc. TOP ROW: NIEM EIR, DOUG, Fl. Scott, l'Iislnry, NIXON. MIKE, Cherryvale, Rec, NORRIS, VIRGIL, Miami, Mach. Design. NORTON, MARCIA, Lamar, Eng, MID. ROW: NOVERO, CATHY, Pitts., Eng. NYE DON, Atchinson, Bldg. and Design. O'BEHC. LAURA, Eudora. Nursing. OBLOCK. ROBERT. Frontenac, Socio. BOT. ROW: O'DOWD, SUSAN, Shawnee Mission, Bus.. OMAN, BRADLEY, Altamont, Bus. O'NELIO. LINDA. FrontenaC, Ed. OSCOOD, CHARLES. Coffeyville, Bldg. and Des. TOP ROW: OSSANA. jAM ES, Arma, Bus. OTTESEN. ROB- ERT, Pitts., Data Proc., OVERMAN. STEVE, Pitts., Bus.. OWENS, DIANNE, joplin. Hume EC. MID. ROW: OWENS. JOHN, Anna, Art. PACE. TIM. Wichita, MeCh. 1395.. PAR- RISH. WALTER. Arcadia. Math, PAULEY. JAM ES, Pitts, TechAEle-c. BOT. ROW: PENNIE, STEVE, Yates Center, Phys- ics. PERKINS, PAM, Leawood, Soda, PETERSON. NANCY. Pitts., Data Pmc. PETERSON, WILLIAM. Severy, Physics. TOP ROW: PETTUS NANCY, K.C., Eng. PFEIFFER. J0. Arma, Phys. Ed, PORTER. CAROL. Pitts... EL POTTER JOHN, Galena, Ind. Art. 311D. ROW: POWERS. JAM E51 East Prom, E190, PRICE, RON, Miami, Phys. Ed, QUIGLEY DAVID. Indep., Math. BAUER. LARRY. El Dorado, Bldg. and Des. BOT. ROW: RAITINGFIR. LAWRENCE, Parsons, Mech. Des.. RALPl-L CHARLES. Pitts., BUSH RALPH, JENNIFER. Pius., Ei. Ed. RATLIFF, PATRICIA, Ottawa. TOP ROW: RAUSCHEH. DOUG. Pitl5., 8113. RAY. STEVE. Ft. Scott, Bus.. RiCH. CHERYL. Gridley, Nursing. RICH- ARDSON, MARILYN, Oswego, Hume EC. MID. ROW: RICH- MON D. MARY. Ft. Scott, Home Ec.. RILEY, SHAYNE, Pitts., E1. Ed. ROBERTS. ALAN. Arma, History. ROBERTS, AN- THONY, Anna. Ind. Arts Ed. BOT. ROW: ROGEL. LINDA, Arma, Home Ea, ROGERS. WILLIAM. Pitts., Acct. RDH- RER. DKNNY Pills.. Wood UtiL ROSE. BETTY. Neosho. Biology. TOP ROW: ROSS. NANCY. Pit!s., El. Ed HOTTER, JUDYA Miami, Psych. ROUS. DEBL Osborne. Phys. Ed. RUA. BR ENDA. Pilts., Social W'm'k. MID. BOW: BU PP. RON. Car- den City, Auto Tech. SAGER. PAT. Moran, El. Ed. SANDA BOTHE, LARRY. Pitts., SANTEE, JACKIE, Pilts., El. Ed, BOT. BOW: SAPP. NANCY. Frontenac, Music. SAWYER, FATE. Pitts.. Eng. SCHULTZ, CATHY. Pitts., 13113.. SCHULTZ. CA RY. Pitts., Aulochh. SCHUBLE. CLENDA, Manhallan. Nursing, SCOCCIN FRANKIE. Hartford, Nursing, SEAMANS, PETER. Prar. Vlg., Acct, SEARLES. jOANNE, Wann, SECREST, DANNY, Richmond. Auto Tech. SEGER. ALICE, Edna, El. Ed, SEXTON, STANLEY. Bax. Spgs., Acct, SHAW, DALE, Pitts., SHEETS, ABLETA, Coffeyville, Hume- Ec., SHEETS. GEORGE, Pins., El. Ed. SHEWMAKE, BECKY, Bax. Spgs., Spec. Ed.. SHIELDS, DIANE, Pius SHORT, BARBARA, Topeka, Soc. Wk, SHULL, ROBERT. 0v. Pk., Sociou SINN, PAM, Pitts., Psych. SKILES, ALVA, Pitts., SLACK, MIKE, Pitts., Pre-Law. SMITH, DONNA, Miami, Psych. SMITH, JOE, Parsons, Bus., SMITH, LYN N, Pittg. SMITH, VICKI, Ft. Scott, 0f. Adm, SNAPP, JACOB, Pitts., SNYDER, DOUG, Wichita, Auto Tech, SNYDER, LARRY, Pitts., SOWDER, ROGER, Cherryvale, Data Proc. SPEEB, RANDY, Pitts., Bush SPERRY, MLEE. Pitts., E1. Ed.. SPIELBUSCH, DAN. Pitts., Data Prim, SPICARELLI, JEANNE, Frontenac, Math, SPLITTER, AUGUST. Pitts. STEPHEN. DUANE, Ft. Scott, Bus., STONE, GLEN. Pitts., Eng, STOTLEB, LINDA, I013, Nursing, STOVER, LORNA, Columbus, Home Ec.. STOWE. CARY, Pitts., M kting. 'STURDEVANT, OLENE, Cirard, Trade Ed, STUHDEVANT, RICHARD, Cirard, Bidg. and Des, SULLIVAN. JOHN, El Dor- adm Elem. SUMNER, MARY. Fredonia, Acct. SWAIM, DAN, Pitta, Social Work. 290 SW'AN. JILL. Erie, El. Ed, SWENDEH, LESTA, Chanute, El. Ed, SWIIFT. ROBERT, 0v. Pk, TeCh-Elec., TAYLOR, DOV VT- lt-rncc Msn., In. Ed. 'l'l'lLLlUiliR. RICHARD. Leavenworth, Busu TINDEL. IACK. Winfield, Bus... TINGLEY,JUDITH. Mulberry, EL Ed., TOLES. ROBERT, Wichita, Marketing. VIETS RICHARD Cirard, Tech-Elec. .VIETS. TERRY, Girard, Math. VINEYARD, VICKI, Pitta, WAHL, WILMA, Chanute, 31:1, WALKER, MARCO, 0V. Pk, Psych. WARREN, LEROY, Wichita, Auto Tech, WATKINS. ALAN, El Dorado, Bldg. Des. WATSON, CHARLES, Frontenac, Auto Tech, WEISS, RICHARD, Shawnee Msn., Acct. WEISS, RITA, Mulberry, Social Wk. WELLS, JAMES. Pitts., Bus.. WEYANT. DAN, Aurora, Eng, WICKWARE, LINDA Pitts., WICKAM, LINDA. Shawnee Msn., 81:5,, WIEDNER, BRENDA, Shawnee Msn., Of. Adm. WIKLE, BONNIE. Hiawatha, Phys. Ed, WILEY. ANNA. Miami, WILLARD. RAY, Norwood. Wood Util., WILLIAMS, DEN- NIS. Clarence, Printing, WILLIFOBD, CHRIS, Coffeyville, Bus. WILLSIE, DAVID, Parsons, Biology, WIHTH, DOROTHY, Pills., WILBERT. DENNIS, Pitts., WOLD. STEPHEN. Ft. Scott, Math. WOOD. GREG. Louisberg, Bldg. WRIGHT, DAVID, Pins., Pre-Med., YWARTZ, LARRY, Anna, Math, YODER, ROGER, Wakarusa, 1nd. Tech, ZACER, MICHAEL,'IoIa, Marktg., ZIMMERMAN, JEANNE, McCune, Ei. Ed. ABTS. PATRICIA J.. lola, Ks. junior. ACORD. RICHARD L. Wood River, Ill l-'n:shman. ADAMS. TOM W.. independence; KS junim. AKINS. Width: m. IL. Parsons. Ks.. Junior. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM D.. Merriam. 145., Freshman, ALLEY, CAROL 5.. Merriam, 515., Freshman. ALLMOND. DENNIS. Pittsburg, Ks.. junior. AMOEL KATHLEEl T, Amsterdam. Mm, Sophomore. ANDERSON. STEVEN, Topeka, KL, Freshmam ANDREW, DEBBIE. Pittsburg, Ksh Junior. AHMITACE. SHELLEY A.. Olathe, Ks., Freshman. ARON HALT. CLAUDIA 0.. Pittsburg, KS Sophomore. AUMAN, LATITM L Baxter $1335., KSL, Freshman. BABCOCK. LOWELL F.. Fl. Scott, K5,, lamina BA BICH, ROBERT E.. Frontenac, Ks., juniur, BMRD. CATHERINE A.. Pittsburg, KL, Sophomore. BAKER. DAVID F., Creve Coeur, MIL, Junior. BARNETT. MARY E... Pittsburg, Ks., Sophomore. BARONE, MICHAEL B.. Mulberry, Ks. Sophomore, BAR'I'ELLL PATRICIA. Piltsbuxg', Ks.. Junior. BARTELLI, STEVE, Frontenac, Ks., junior. BASS. ELLIOTT Li. 1013. Ken. junior. BASS. RICHARD. Pittsburg. Ks Sophomore, BATEMAN. PAMELA R.. Overland Park, Ks., Freshman. BAYNE. John E.. Pittsburg, K5,. junior. BECHTEL. KAREN. Mission. Ks.. Snphomore. BENDT. PATRICIA A., Pittsburg, Ks Freshman. BENNETT. GEORGE 0.. K.C.. Ks Sophomore. BERRY, SANDY, Parsons, Ks.. Sophomore. BEVER. DIANE, Farlingtcm, Ks.. Sophumore. BICCS, IANDA L.. Murdock. Ks.,Junior. BILES, JANICE M.. Redfield. KL. junilzlr ' BISHOP. NANCY L, Walnut, Ks, Sophumure, BLACKMON. MELINDA. Pittsburg, Ks., Freshman, BLANCARTE. LINDA 6,. Banner 51:35.. K5 Junior. BLATCHFOR D. MARY K.. Arkansas City, Ks.. junior, HOCCEA, THERESA. Columbus, Ks., Freshman. BODEM ANN. STEPHEN L., Iola. KL, junior. BOCLE. DEBBY. Piilsburg, Ks., Sophomore. BOHAM, CYNTHIA. Frontenac, Ks.. Freshman. BOHRER, NANCY L., Erie, 55., Junior, BOLAY, BOD 2L. Wichita, Km, junim. BOLLS. PEGGY l... Vinita, 0k. Freshman. BONNELL, ANITA 3.. Topkeka. Ks Sophomore. 300R, MARIETTA. McCune. Ks., Freshman, BOHUSHASKI. RONALD Gu Fairview, Ma, junior. BOSWELL, KIRK. Cedarvale, Ks., Sophomore, BOUCHER. RIOK L, Prairie Village, 3.3., Freshman. BOUCH. DAVID R. Pittsburg, KL, BOWMAN. DONNA M.. Maund Val- lay, Ks., junior. BOYER. RICHARD L. Kingman. Ks Junior. BRADDISH. STEVE P., Ioplin, Mm, junior. BRADEN, VICKI. Pittsburg, Ks Sophomore. BRADY. MARY Fr, Parsons, Ks., Junior. BEAUN. WILLIAM F., Edgermn, Ks., junior. BRESSIE. KEITH FL. Rossviile, Ks.. Junior. BROCAN. IANE FL, St. Paul, KL. Freshman. BROTHERS. CARL. A. Cherryvale, Ks., Junior, BROTTON. STEPHEN D.. Chanute. Ks.. Junior. BROWN KIRBY K. Wichita, Ks., Sophomom BROWN LEE, WILLIAM M.. Overland ?ark, Ks., Junior. BRUNDT. MICH- ELE. J.. Leavenworth. Km. Junior. BRYANT. TERRY. Parsons, Ks.. Junior. BUCHE. JOY K. Mulberry. KS Sophomore. HL'CHE. HEBECCA. Mulberry, Freshman, BL'CIII'ZH. W'ILLIAM :1. Mis- sinn. Freshman. BLFCNI, DAWN M.. Pillsburg, Freshman, BURNS. 'I'ICR- RY E.. Piilsburg. Junior. BUSH. LINDA. Pittsburg. Juuim. BEIARD. SHARth Pittsburg Fresh mun. BYERS ELLA L, Pittsburm junior. CANIPE. MA HLTS. D . Mcniam. Frvslnmm. CABIN DER. JANICE Eu Niotazc. Freshman. CARPENTER. DAVID RH Prairie Viliage, Freshman CARPINO. RANDY l1. Pittsburg. Snphumure. CARR, KATHY J.. Pillsburg, Sophomore. CARRILLO. CLARA, K, Parsons, Junior. CARROLL. DENNIS. IL Osceo- la, juninr. CARTER. JOHN Shawnee Mission, junior. CARTER. jOHN F., Shawnee Mission. Junior. 295 CASEY. PAUL. Kansas City. Mon Freshman. CASl-IMAN. MARK. Shawnee Mission. Kansas. Freshman, CATHCART. ANITA. Independence. Fresh- man. CERNES. MARILYN Anna. Freshman CHANGER DIANA l... Piltshurg. Freshman, CI'IAPPEl.l-. PAUL. Prairie VilIage, Junior, CHICK KENNE'E'I'I :1. Mission. Freshman. CHRiSTT. DAVE W Cuifeyvillc. Junior. CI'IL'BB. GARY AH Columbus. Snphmnurc. CIARDITLLO. BARBARA. Arma. Ks... Suphunmro. CLARK. DERRAL. Haysville. Junior. COBBS. DIANE 6.. Blue Mouui juniur. COB. BEVERLY Aw Cedar Vale, Freshman. COLE. KELLY C.. Chetnpa. Freshman. COI..I.. RUSSELL I... Kansas City. Sophomore. CONNER. SHE- LAH M.. Baxler Springs. Junior. COOPER. TERRY 1n. Pillsburg. li'resllman, CORNELIUS, T ERRY D Indr- pendence. Mo. Freshman. CORPOBON. TOM. Pittsburg. Freshman. COT- TREI.l.. STEVEN H. Joplin. Mm. Soplmmnrr. COURY. MARY 1., Pittsburg. Juninr. COX. CHARLOTTE. Pittsburg, Sophomore. CRABTREE. LARRY E. El Dorado, Junior, CRAWFORD. NOVA C. Piltshurg, junior. CREAGE-IR. GLENDA 5.. 1.1: Cygne, junior. CROCKER. HOLLAND IL Solomom juninr. CUNNINGHAM. ROSANN BL Elsmure. Juniur. DAR- NELL. KENNETH IF. Baxter Springs. Suphnmnrc. DARNELL. STEPHEN R.. Bauer Springs. Snpimumre. DAVID. EVERETT NH Caney. juuinr. DAVIS. LINDA l... Columbus. Freshman. DAVIDSON. STEPHEN l... Osawatomie. Ks. Freshman 296 l'MUCl-lI-IR'I'Y. JAY Au Parsons. K's. Junior. DAVIS. ELEANOR V KC. Ks.. Junior. DAVIS. JANICE E... Oklahoma City, Suplmmurv. DAVIS. RAN- DA L11 F... W'eir, Ks.. FIe-shman. DAYTON. PA'I'TY Au Pillsburg. Ks Parsons. K5.. Juniur, DECKER. WA L TEE. ROBERT L. Ulysses. K5,. Junior. mailman, DEBALD. DEBUBAI'I 5.. liili EL Pitlsburg, Ks., Juninr. DE-ZIS- DENT. JUNE Kn Girard. Ks. Freshman. DE'IlLEFSUN. DEBRA l... KC. Ks.. Snphunmn-. DEVINSa DAVID E... ?Vicllita. Kan, Freshman. DiTTMANN. STEVE JL. Pillsburg. KL. Freshman. DODSON LYNN M.. Ark. City, Ks.. Sophomore. DOHLE. MOLLY L. Mulberry, K5,. Freshmnn. D058, DAVID 3.. CofleyVillc. Km. Junior. DUN- C:kN.'l'1-IOMASJ,. Mulberry. Ks Freshman. DUNHAM. GEORGE. Joplin. Mo. Freshman. DUNLAY. PATTI SA. Parsons, Ks. Freshman. DUNSWOHTH. LEE A, K.C.. Mo. Junior. BUTTON. BOB. Pittsburg, Ks Freshman. DYRDEK. IOAN L., Came , K5. Supilomure. EDDS, KENNETH Au Hoisinglon. Ks. Sophomore. EIDI-ijtli MARY rt. Pittsburg, Ks. Junior. EDWARDS. DENISE EL. Eudora. Ks. junior. EISENHUT, RON CL. Topeka. Ks. Snphumure, EKHOFF. EVELYN K... Chetopa. Ks. Fn-shman. EPLER. jEAN E.. Columbus, Ks. Sophomore. EU BANKS. ROBERT, Afton. 0k. Junior. EWEN. RICHARD. Erie, Ks. Junior, FANSKA. jERRY W.. Pittsburg, Ks. Sophomore. FAUVERGUE, CINDY 5.. Piltshurg, Ks. Freshman, FEAR- MONTI. TERRI 1.... Pillsburg. Ks. Freshman, FENOCIJO. ANDREW l... Pittsburg, Sophommv. FERUUHSON, DEBBIE A.. Biue Mound. Freshman. FERGUSQN. TRMZIE 3.. Pleasanton. Freshman, PICK RONALD F. Pittsburg,Jur1inr FIORUCCL LANA. Anna, Suphomtarn. FlSCl-lER. ALLAN E,, Harlan. Freshman, FISHER. J0 FL. Garnett. Junior. FORD. DAVID M.. Meyersdale, luuim. FORD, NANCY L, liumboldi, Junion FORHMAN. RON, Mlamont. Juniur, FOR'I'MAN. SUE. Plcasanlon, Snphumurc. FOWLER. LA REY R7. Elkharl. Junior. FOX, PATTY K.. Walnut, Freshman, FRENCH. jOSEPH E Columbus. Sophomore, FRENCH. SIDN EY F.. Pittsburg, juninr, FRIEND. MARY j., Galena. Freshman. FUHRMANN, jUM EL. Caldwell. Frcshman. FULLER. IACK 13.. Cheiopa, Freshman. FULTON. JOYCE K.. Piltsburg, Freshman. FULTON. RICH- ARD P.. Pitlsburg,Jur1ior, FUNK. LINDA M.. Mound City. junior. CAIEH. STEPHEN M.. Parsons. Junior. GALLAGHER KATHY. Hallowell, Freshman. GARCIA. UBALDO. Hobbs,junior. GARRISON, RONALD R, Pittsburg. Sophomore. GARTNER, ALICE L.. Parsons, junior. GARTNER. REIS rL. Pillsburg, Sophumnrc. CEIER. JAM ES MA. Overland Park, Freshman. GEORGE. DENNIS. LH Topeka.$nphomorc. GIEFEH. KATHLEEN 11. 3!. Paul, Sophomore. CLEASON. NANCY L.. Sikeston. Sophomore. COERING. MICHAEL H.. Peabody, Junior. 297 GUODI-MHT. DEBRA M.. Arms, Frvslunan. GOODMAN. MARK. Beaker. Fn-shman. GRAHAM. DIANNF. C. Anderson. Freshman, GRAY, KEVIN 1... Richmond. Snphnmore. GRIGSHY, KAREN .-'L SIilwe1l,Juuinr. CRIGSBY. KERRY F... K.C.. Juniun CRIMES4 10H Muskogee. Fn-shmun. GROSS. MIKE. Overland Park, Snphmrmro. CROTHJAN. JULIF. M.. Wamcgo. Sophomore, CUERRIERI. VICKI M., Arma, Sophomore. GULL. DMNNA l-'.. Piushurg, Snphumore. GUTHERIE. UARK 1.... Nevada. Freshman, HA SINGER. DONALD 3.. Parsong Freshman. HALL CINDI C... Piltsburg, 3:'t.n:nlmnwru HALL. ELIZABETH. Pleasanton, Freshman. HALL. MARGARET l... Pittsburg, junior. HALLENBECK. CHERYL A.. Pittsburg, Junior. HALLIGAN. ALAN. Baxter 5pgs.. Freshman, HAMILTON. MARY L.. Topeka, junior. HAM; BROUCH. REGINALD, Chicago. Sophumoro. HARRINGTON. JASON K.. Powell. Frvshman. HARRINGTON. PAMELA 5.. Paula, Stiphamnrv. HART. SUSAN EL, Coflcyvi'lle, junior. HAY. jOl-lN EL. Cirard, Freshman. HAYEN. MARLENE L Hiawatha. Juniur. HAYS. LOIS L. Pilisburg. Snphmnum. HERB, 'l I-iERE5A 3.. Walnut. Sophmnurv. HEFI..EY. NANCY K. ColumbU$ Junior. HEILMAN. BETTY l... Thayer, juniur. HEN RY. MARK rL Overland Park. Freshman. HERBEL. BRAD V., Tampa, Snphumnrr. MERLOCKER. DALE F.. Farlington. Juniur. 299 HERVET. TAMMIE l... Shawnee. Freshman. HEY. JOHN W., Pittsburfv Suphomnrc. HICKS. RANDALL 8.. Ft. Scott. Suplmnmrv. HILL ALICE X.. Grecniivld. Irwin:- HII.I., BRUCE WM Wichita, Junior. H ILL. MARION l1. K.C., Junior. I'IIX- 0N. jACKY K.. lola Junior. HODGl-I. D IE BRA. KC Suplmnmrc. HOFFMAN. NINETTA D.. lntlcpeuduncm Juniur. l-IDFFMAN. PAUL. ?rairie Viiiage, Freshman. HOLMAN. KANION ETTE D.. St. Louis, Junior. l-IOLM ES. RONALD D.. Columbus. Sophomore. HOLSTE. SYLVIA N., Lude . Floshmml. HUMMER'I'ZHEIM. ANNE M.. Garden Plaim Suphumurl', HON EYCU'I'TI PHILLIP LI. Humboldt, Soplmmorv, l-IORINE, ION 2L Iola. junior. HORST. CONNIE l... K.C., Snphumnrv. HUUCHIN MARK CL Wichita, Freshman, HOUSET, JANET L... Columbus, Freshman. HOUTZ. DAVID. Columbus. Sophomore. HUBER MARK W.. Croweburg, juninr, HUDSON. DAVID M.. Independence, Juuiur. HUDSON. JIM D. Purceil, Freshman. HUDSON, STEPHEN M.. lndcpendence,1u:1iur. I-lUFFMAN. DEBRA L.. erir. Freshman. HUFFMAN, MARSHA N.. Leavenworth. Sophomore. I-IUGH ES. CARY L. Elk City, junior. HUGH ES. MARCIA 5.. Farlington, Snphumnm. HUNT, IONI'I'A. Piltsbutg. Juniur. lBI-INTHAL. MARK E.. Priairie Village. jUIlim', ERICK. DENNIS L. llolton, junior, ISAACSON. CHARLES E. Overland Park. Freshman. ' IESEMAN CINDY Ii. Burlington. l-'rvslnnun. IMJKSON. BONNIE l,.. K.C.. juuiur, IACKSHN. 'I'ANA M.. Mtamnnl. Frmllman. JANE. . DOUGLAS 15.. Cenewu. juuim, IEFFHRIS, BHIN'I'ON IL. W'iniield, Frvslunun. JEFFRIES, DAVID L.. K.C.. Frrslamun. JENSEN. SUSAN IL. Independence. Frvshmun. jENT. HUT H at. Fl. Scull. l'in-slunun. IDI-INANNSEN. NORMAN 1.. Lawrence. juninr. JtJE-INSON BRUCE, K.C.. Suphmmnre. JOHNSON. IEHROLD J.. Derby. Freshman. jOI-INSON. KRIS'I'I N 5.. Shawnee, Frrshman. IUHNSON. PATIHCIA 1.. Hutchinson, Junim. JONES. CHRISTY Ru McCune, Junior. KAUFMAN. RANDY D.. Kingman. Sophomore. KELLER. K 1M K.. Overland Park. Sophumnnn 301 KENDRICK BRON D.. Shawnee Mission, Freshman. KENNEDY. jAMES D.. Wichita, Junior. KENT. HAROLD 5..., Asbury, junior. KERN. CHERYL 1.. Girard, junior. ' KIMBLE, MARKI. A.. Lombard, Freshman, KIRBY, SUSAN E.. Filtsburg. Juninr. KIRKPATRICK. KATH HTN A.. Newton. Freshman, KNILL. PATTY l... Fronlenac, Fruslmmn. KNOCI'IE. MARVIN L., Gardner, Freshman. KOIILER. MICHAEL K,. Waukegan, Sophomore. KBANER. SUSAN 1.. Frontenac Sophnmorv. KRUE ERR, DENNIS PL. Hessian. Frt'shman. KUNSl-IEK. DIANA IL. Girard, Freshman. LMIKHONE. KATHY 1.. Redfield, Junior. LMRD. MICHAEL 6.. Franklin. Sophunmre. LAMB. CHARLES M.. Pittsburg. Jumnr. ' LEDEKER, ROBBEN. Arkansas City. Freshman. LEMOENE. LUANN l... Alchinson. Freshman. LESEBERC. ROGER W.. Iierkimer. Freshman. LESH. GWEN l... Welisvilie, Freshman. IJDDLE. CINNY L, Stanley. Suphnmort LINENBERCER. CLETUS V Concordia. Juninr. LIPOGLAY. LONXIE L. Piltsbutg. Frrshman, LIV- INGSTON. JERALD I..., Kingman. Suphnnmro. LORENZO. TERESA r'L. Pilisburg, junior. LL'CHSINCEH. LORN 3.. Iola, junior. letHSINCER. PAM ELA 3.. Pillsburg, Junior. LL'KENS. CHERYL A. Parsons. Sophomore. LUSTIC. ?AULA L. Frontenac. Junim. MACKEY. LARRY 0.. XVicl'Iita. Fwshman. MADILL. CAROL. 1.. Wichita. junior, MAGHE. 10E F... Frank- lin. junior. MALCOLM. SCOTT D.. Pillsburg. Freshman. MANNING. JANICE L. Shawnee, Frt-shman. MANNING. THOMAS J.. Shawnee Missinn, Freshman. MARKIVEE. CYNTHIA l... Caleburg, Freshman. MARSH. CHARLES 31.. Ft. Scotl.1uuim. MARTIN. DAVID l... Piltsburg. junim. MARTIN. JANICE l... Mission. Freshman. MARTIN. LINDA l.. Piltsburg. Freshman 302 LAM BORN. DIANA l... Pitlshurg. Freshman, LANE. REX. Topeka, Fresh- man. LANCE, WENDY. Bonner Spgs.. junior. LARSON. KEITH. W2. Fl. Scott, Juniur. LAUTERBACH. DEAN M.. Zenda. Suphumoro, LAWRENCE. JACQUE FL. Piltsburg. Freshman. LOCKARD. MARY K.. Altamont. Junior. LEAHEN. M ABTHA H. Altamonl. Junior. MEYER. RICHARD P., Overbrook. Junior. MIDDLETON, LINDA. Prai- rie Village, Junior. MIESCH, LINDA D. Cedarville, Freshman. MILD- FEIIT. M ICHAEl.j.. Richmond. Freshman. MILLER. CHERYL 1... Mission. Freshman. i'llLLER. JAMES 0.. Neodes- ha, junim. M ILLEB. RICHARD E... Mission, Juniur. MILLER. RICHARD H..Cherryvale,1unio:. 3G3 MABTEN. PATRICIA Au Pillsbnrg, Sophnmnre. MASON ROGER L. FL Scoll. Junior. MAXWELL, KATHY M.. McCune. Junior. MAY: CHERYL. Parsons. Sophomore. MATBEBRY. JANET M Prairie Villagm Juniur. MCCABE, DENNIS U. Pillsburg, Freshman. MCCANN. ROGER. Neosho, Sophutnurc, Mc- CIANAHAN. CYNTH 1A In Jasper. Sophomore. MCCLASKEY. BARBARA RA. Girard, Freshman, ML-COY. JAY 1-1.. Chanutc, junior. MCDONALD. BARBARA rt, Piilsburg, Freshman. MCDONALD. MARK D.. Mma. Junior. MCELROY. CHERYL, Columbus. Junim. MCFARIAND. 1AM ES 1.. Hutch- inson. Freshman. McCOWN. CART ll. McCune, Sophomore, MCGOWN. WARREN D.. McCune, junior. MCGUIRE GARY :1, Zenda, Sophomore. McLEAN; TERESA A. Weir, Sophomore. McMILLAN, DAVE J Parsons.jl1ninr. MCMULLIN. LARRY R.. Cardin, Snphnmurc. MCNAEB. KAREN 5.. Pleasanton, Junior. MERRIOTT. IINL Mission, Ju- niur. MESSENGER. HJDY FL. Baxlet Spgs., Freshman. MEYER. DORO- THY M.. Olathe. junior. MINOR. KAREN. Oswego. Fresillmul. MITCHELSON. MARK BaxIt-r Springs. jumnr. MODICA. SHIRLEY. Walnut. Snphunluru. MUHLHIL CARL. Alchinsun. Sophumnre MONTGOMERY. RANDY, Piltsburg. Freshman. MOOREH luia. junim. MORGAN. Chanule. Juuinn MOB LEV. D MN E. Alchison. Suphnmuru. MORRIS. NEIL. Cuudn Springs. Freshman. MORRIS. WILLIAM. Muund City. Jliniut. MORTON. NANCY. Sedan. junior. MOT'I'. ROGER. Kiowa. Junior MURRAY, TANA. Pleasanton. junior. ML'HRY. 'E'I'ICIHAEL Pitlsburg. ju- ninrA NACCARATU, BE'I'TIANN, Sparta. Suphunmrr. NAFF. JAMES. Chanulc. junior NAHON, LINDA. Frontenac. Freshman. NM'LOR. NANCE Weir, Fresh- man. NEALE. RAY. Cuffeyville. Fn-shman. NEE'I'. KATHLE N. Pillsburg. Freshman NEIGHBORS. LINDA Parsons. Freshman, NEIL. MARK. Parsons. Fmsll- mun. NELLES. JED? Piltsburg. Juninr. NHMMEHS. ROSEANNA. Arman. Juniur KFM'COUB. ITHHY. Miami. Juninr. NUHIJ'I. KAREN. ?illsburg. FH'NIHIHITI NUWBELLH JOHN. Piilsburg. Snphumnre. NUNNAUJiE. SUSAN. Edna. juninr. NYE. JIM. Alchison. Frvshmm: OCIONNOR. EDWIN, Cuffeyvillc. Snphu- mnrv, OLIVER. PHILLIP Chanultn Juniut OLSON. DAVID. Allmma Juninr. 3041 OMMIER. GARY. Arma, Freshman, OSSANA. BECKY. Arma, junior. 0T- TENS, LARRY. Prairie Village, OVERHELD. CENA. Leavenworth, jnniur.. OVERMAN. SANDRA. Pittsburg. Sophomore. PACE. VERNA, Frontenac, Freshman, PARKER. DiAN-NA. Columbus. Freshman. PARKS. STEVEN. Chanute, Junior PARK, IANIS. Lawrence. Sophumort: PATTERSON. DAVID. Salina. ju- nior. PAL'LIE DAVID, Camdenton, Suphomnre. PACLIE LINDA. St. PauL Freshman. PEAK. SHERRI. Pillsburg. Snphomnre. PEARSON. VERNA Piltsburg. Freshman. PECK, DAVID McPherson. Freshman, PECK. LARRY. MI:- Pherson. Junior. PECK. MAHIIJ'N, Yates Center. Junior. ?EN DELTON. DAVID Wichita, Sophomore, PENDLF. 3N. GLENDA. Pittsburc. qmullmmnnzn PEREZ, JEFF. Piltulmrg. Freshman. PERKINS. WAYN E. Bronson, Juninr, PI-'.'l'EFlS DENNIS. Pittsburg, Snphn. more, DOHBRAUC. VICKI. Frontenac, Sophomore. POE. TERRY, El Dora- do, Freshman. ?OELMA. MARIA E.. Galena, Suphc'mu'wc. POLK. PAULETTE. Coffey- vilie, Freshman. POPE. ROBERT. Newlon. Junior. POTTS. JANICE, Topeka. Sophomore. POW'ELL. ELIZABETH. Kingman. junior. POWELL. IOrKN. Neodesha, Juninr, POW'ELL. LINDA. McCune, Freshman. POWERS. DEBRA 5.. Kin- caid, Freshman. POWERS, NINA. Fredonia. Freshman. PRICE. DAVID. Miami. Junior. SPRUK DERBY. Piltsbulg Sophomore. PYLE. JANICE. Giraud. Freshman QUEGLEY. JEANETT, Colleyville, Junior. RAMSEY, IOYCE. Pilisburg. Freshman. RAUNIKER. ALICE. McCune, Sophomore. REDDY, MARK, Independence, Sophomore. REED, DOUGLAS. Galesburg, junior. EEEDEB, JAM ES. Carlyle, iunim. REGIERJANICE, Moundridge.1unior. REXER. STEVEN. Buhler,1unior. REYNOLDS. LANNY. Overland Park, Freshman. REYNOLDS. MARA. Overland Park. Sophomuro. RHOADS. WILLIAM. Goodland. Sophomore. RHODES. MARTHA, Chanule, Sophomore. RHUEMS. RICHARD, Pittsburg, Iunior. RIBACCH l, PAULA, Arms, FreshA man. RICCI, SHARON, Lenexa, Freshman. HICKORDS. VIKIE. Arkansas City. Freshman. HIOJAS, MICHAEL. K.C., Sophomore, HITTER. JEANN E. Pillsburg. Ju- nior. BITTER, MARTIN. Pittsburg, Junior. ROBE. ELAINE. Pillsburg, Freshman. ROBERTSON. CATHY. Wichita, Freshman. ROBINSON. GENE. Parsons, ROBINSON, REBECCA 4A.. Galesburg, Sophomore, HOCKEHS. CARY. Garnelt. Freshman. ROCKERS. JOHN. Garnett, junior. ROEDL. LAWRENCE. ?i'tsburg, Junior. ROGERS, GREG. Pittsburg, Freshman. BOUSH. MICHAEL. Chanutc, Junior. 30? 308 RUA. AIANA. Pittsburg, Freshman. RUSSELL. MARY. Pittsburg. Junior. RUSSO. ROBERTA IL Piusburg. Sophumore, BYMAN. GLENN D.. Kin- caid, Freshman. SAGE. CONNIE 1... Piltsburg, Junior. SCHIEFELBEIN. PAUL 13.. Pills- burg, Junior. SCHIN DLER. GAIL. L., Topeka, Sophomore. SCHLAPPER. NANCY A. Pillsburg.JIIni01. SCHLOTMAN. MM Es. JR. Independence; Junior, SCHOOLER. REBEC- CA M.. Leaiavuod, Junior. SCHULTEIS. DAVID N.. Owerland Park, Fresh- man. SCHIFEBS, MARK 1.. Pittsburg. Juuim. SCOFIELD. LOIS A. Galena. Freshman. SCOTT. JIM P.. Fairway, Fresh- man, SCOTT. LARK l... Mulvanc, Sophomore, SEGEB. STEVE L.. Chanute. Junior. SELL. DOU CLAS. R. OsWego. Freshman. SELL. KENT H. LaCrosse, ju- nior. SENECAUT. CHERI 1.... Chard, Freshman. SEYBOI.D. NANCY 1-. Pittsburg, Sophomore. ' SHAY. KETHLEEN A., Mulvane, Snphomme. SHEAFFER. ANN. Pittsburg. Snphomnre. SHELLCU'IT. CHARLES E. Piltsburg. Freshman. SHIRE MAN, JANIS 1.. Walnut, Freshman. SHIRK. DAN P.. Dodge City, junior. bif-l'lul'sii-mu'M-KER. BARBARA 1.. Pittsburg, Sophomore. SIDLINCER. LAURA 3.. Fredonia, Junior. SILC, LINDA 1.. McCune. Sophomore. SIMKIN. TOM. Columbus. junior. SIMMA. MELINDA. K.C., Iuninr. SIMA. i..AJU.-'LNA E.. K.C., Freshman, SLAUGHTER. GARY 5.. Salina. junior. - SLA'I'MAN, MICHAEL '1'.. Osawalamie. Sophomore. SI..USHER. STEVEN R.. Siilwell, Junior, SMARDO. STEVE J.. Frontenac, Sophomore. SMl'i'I-l. BECKY 5.. Parsons, junior, SMITH. CHARLES. Alchinsorl, Juninr, SMITH. HENRY L.. Prairie Village, Freshman, SM 1TH. JERRY M.. Mindenmines. Freshman. SM ITH, LUUANNE Piltsburg, Freshman 114533,, SMITH. NORMA Lu Pittsburgh Juninr, SMITH, ROBERT Wu 101a. Junior. SNETHERS. FRED H. Pittsburg. Freshman. SNIDER. DAVID N.. Pius- burg,111nior. SNIDER. RICHARD L.. Pittsburg, Sophnmnre. SOMERS. NANCY, Arkan- sas City. Junior. SPAIN LAURA Sq Joplin. Freshman. SPEER, DYANNE Pilisburg. Junior. SPENCER. LARRY. Independence, Junior. SPENCER. RAYMOND. Ft. Scott, junior. SPERRY. KRIS. Lawrence, Sophomore, STANFILL. STAFF LEY. Hutchinson. Junior STANHOUSE, PAUL. Aurora, Freshman, STEIMEL. IAN. St. Paul, Freshman. STELLE, KATHARINE, Arcadia, Sophomore. STEPHENS. BARBARA, Independence, Junior STICE. GARY, Cherryvale, Freshman, STONE. BARBARA, Pittsburg, junior. STONE. EARL. Columbus, Freshman. STREET. JON EL. Miami, junior. STROUP. MARTHA, Erie, Iunior. STROUP, SANDY. Erie, Freshman. STUART, MARIAN, Altamont, Freshman. STUCKEY, ALAN. Piltshurg, Sophomore. ' 310 STUCKEY. SCOTT, Junction City, Freshman. SUTHERLAND. PEGGY. Galena, Junior. SWART, JEFF, Cirard, Suphnmme. TAYLOR. JANE, Win- field. Junior. TEALE. BRENDA. Columbus. Freshman. TEEL. JAMES. Colby. junior. TEEL. VIRGINIA. Colby Junior, TERFLINCER. RODNEY, ?iltsburg, junior. TETLOW. ROBERT. Downs, Freshman. THIEBAUT, ARTHUR. Fl. Scott. Junior. THOMAS GEORGE. K.C., Junior, THOMAS. KATHLEEN. Wichi- ta, Freshman. THOMAS. RICHARD. West Mineral, Sophomore. THOM PSON. MARK. Overland Park. Freshman, THOMPSON. ROBERT. Altamont. junior. THORPE.IANE.Prai1-'ie Village, Iuninr. GRAHAM CyRACKERS TIMI. RANDALL. Cirard. Junior. TENNET. TOM, Overland Park. Sophumore, TODD. TYLER D., Elkharl. Sophomore, TOMLIN. MARC Pittsburg. Freshman. TONN. LORRAIN. Cirard, Freshman. TOOLEY. ROBERT. Arkansas Cily, Junior. TRIM BLE RITA. Carney. Suphnmore. TROUTWINE BRENT. Overland Park, Freshman. VANDEBGRIFF. ROBERT. Overland Park. Freshman. YANLl-ZEL'WEN STEVE. St. Paul, Sophomore. VEACH. LORETTA :L. Freeman. junior VENTURA. CATHY. Paola. junior. VENTU RA. ROBERT E.. Paola. juninr, VIET'I'I. PEGGY. Oswego, Sopho- more. VlETTL POLLY. Oswegm Freshmam WADE. I'IAN. Hutchinson, Junior. WAGNER, 11M. 51. Paul. Freshman, WhLKER. DEBBY. Pittsburg. Fresh- mam HHHIKHIL MELODY D.. Udall. Suphnmnrv. XYARIUCN. JOHN. Shaw- nee. Juniur. WATSON. CARY D., mu. junior. WATT, JOE BL Winfield, Sophomore. WEATHERS. JULIE. K.C., Sophomore. WEATHERS, JUDY E.. Pittsburg, Freshman. WELCH. RANDALL, Piltsburg, Sophnmure. WELLER. CHARLEN E. Gyp- sum, Junior. WENDT. CONNIE, Shawnee Mission, junion WEILAND. lel... Shawnee Mission, Suphomnre. WESTERHOUSE, PEGGY A.. Eudora. Junior. WHITE, GRACE M.. Pitts- burg, Freshman. WIDNER, ROSELYNN. LaCygne. Freshman. WIEDNER, BENNIE Mission, Freshman. WIENS, GAIL Ln Inman, Junior. WIERINCA. jEFF. Woodland Hills, Sophomore. WILBURN, SALLY 1.. Overland Park Junior. ' VVILCH, STANLEY 1.. Topeka. Junior. VVIL- LIAMS, MARILYN K., K.C.g Freshman. WIL- LIAMS, TED W.. RedficltL junior. WILLIFORD, DENISE. Piltsburg, Sophomore. WINTER, IUDEr D., Columbus. Freshman. WOELLHOF. DANIEL D.. Clanr Center. Freshman. WOLFE, SEAN M.. Cedar Vale! Freshman. WOLFE, RAYMOND Nu Topeka. Freaslurlan WOMACK, MART A.. K.C.. Freshman. WOOD. KENDALL 1.... Humboldt, Sophomore. WOODS, PAULA M.. Galena. junion WOOD, ROGER. Valley Falls, Freshman vW'ORTHINCTON, KENNETH C.. El Dorado Springs. junior. TACKLE. JUDY, Hillsdale, Ju- nior. YOUVAN, DEBORAH. Cirard. Sophomore ZACAR, CAROL A., Cirard. Junior, ZIEGLER. DALE, Wichita. Junim. ZUZZIO, TED, Hum- boldL Sophomore. 314 A Aaron.Ka1hleen: 202 Abarr, Debra: 183. 270 Abts. Patricia Joan: 261. 180 Acnrd. Richard Lee: 190. 280 Adams. Glenda Lou.- 280 Adams. Tommy Wayne: 280 Aikins. David FL: 233. 280 Aikman. jacque L.: 280 Akers,Mar1: L011: 186 Aldus, joyce Shepard: 2810 Akins. William Dennis- 280 Albrecht. Fritz: 228 Albrecht. Heidi: 228 Alcala. Daniel: 218. 239. 264. 280 Alexander. Keith ioseph: 208 Alexancier. William 11:218. 230 Al 1umaily, Walid Taha: 192 Aikins. DaVid: 254 Allai. Mark A11an:208 Alla1.Wayne Wesley: 214 Alien. Marvin Gene: 214 A112y.CarolSue1280 Allison. Randall Ernest: 114 A1lrnnnd,DL-nnis K: 2811 Alpha Delta Pi: 194. 195 Alpha Gamma Delta: 196. 19? Alpha Kappa Alpha: 192 Alpha Kappa Delta: 228 Alpha Kappa Lambda: 206. 9.0? Alpha Kappa Psi: 229 A1pha Mu Gamma: 2213 Alpha Sigma Alpha: 1913. 199 Alquist. Douglas Wilson: 249. 280 Akvater. Kim Norwood: 212 Amos. M. Kathleen: 183. 280 Anastasi. Ann Marie: 234 Anchors,Tirn. 101 Anderson. George: 280 Anderson. Bruce: 243 Anderson. Edward A; 212 Andersom Elizabeth: 235 Anderson. Jane Cody: 198 Anderson. June 31.: 170. 232. 237. 259. 265. 280 Anderson. Ronald L: 44. 212. 213 Anderson, Steven Leslie; 280 Andre w, Debra Jo: 280 rknglemn. Richard Allen: 216 Ankenman, Connie Olson: 24d Armitage. Shelley Ann: 196.245.5180 Amen. Gail F; 216, 242 Arnold. John T.: 210. 245 Amoid. Ronda Kay: 2811 Aronhalt. Claudia C 1 135. 202.234.2811 Arp. Michael Burton: 188 Arthur. Cynthia Ann:183 Ashby. James Keith: 2511. 280 Ashley. Ona Christine: 183. 200 Association of Industrial Drafting and Design: 230 Atherton, Randy Ray: 190 Athermn. Tracy Wayne: 131.132 Atkinson. Earl Lee: 214 Aubert. George Louis: 260 Au Buchon. James Morgan: 151. 239 Aucremann, Sandra Lee: 280 Auman. Latitia101230 Auman. Stephen 108:262 Autem. Walter D: 131 Ayers. Jarrnid Ennis: 210 B Babcock, Eric Louis: 206. 280 Babcock. Janet Lynn' 200. 235 Bahcock. Lowell F.: 280 Babich. Robert E.: 280 Bachman. Marvin Lee: 280 INDEX 0 INDEX 0 INDEX ' r..'..:...-.e.' 4'1 unusual... h. I .- l.- -. h3h MI- -I thu l'h- M n- h 11h -Il Baden. Steven Kennel 11: 250 Bailey. Leslie FL. 252 Baird.C. Ray: 142.5149 Baird. Catherine Ann: 234. 258. 280 Baker, David Alan: 232 Baker. David Fielding: 280 Baker. Janice Marie: 280 Baldwin. jack Wayne: 2811 Bald win. joyce M; 280 Banahasky. DaVid Paul: 280 Banard. Janice: 188 Banion. Teresa M.: 104. 200. 245. 251. 2811 Ban ks. Caien Gene: 240. 249 Baptist Student Union: 232 Barber. David; 233 Barker. Brent: 182 Barker. Danny 11.: 182.240.2451. 280 Barnard. M81331. ITO. 23-1. 243. 256. 259. 280 Barnes. Carry Robert: 188 Barnes. Larry Richard: 1138 Barnes. Roberta Manic: 243 Barnes. Steven 11.: 216 Barnett. Cheryl Lee: 278 Barnett. Don Robert: 2'28. 278 Barnetl.John 3.: 164 Barnett. Mary Sinc1air: 280 Barnetl. Mia Ann: 243 Barone. Denise Louise: 231.1 Barons. Michael Brent; 280 Barrett. Rebecca jolley: 248 Bartelli. Cary Dwain: 170. 280 Bartelli. Patricia 0.: 280 Bartelli. Stephen 11.: 280 Bartlett. Larry Ice: 229 Bartley. Janet E.: 280 Barton. Jeffrey Lynn: 214. 282 Bass. Elliott Lorain: 2190 Bass. Richard Allan: 280 Bateman. Kenneth: 14B Bakemzm. Pamela Rae: 138. 280 Bates. Gregory Allen: 101 Baughman. james P.: 170. 249. 257. 280 Baumann. Terry Lee: 212 Baylis. Patricia Eileen: 280 Bayne. john Edward: 280 Bayne. Mildred Sauers: 280 Beach. Ronald 1111.: 171. 208. 280 Beahm. Catherine 13.: 55, 200 Beas1ey. NealAlan:101 Beasley. William Arthur: 214 Bechtel. Karen: 280 Beckman. Hans: 228 Bell, Gene Allen: 280 Bell. Judy: 285 Belt. Richard W.: 245 Benbrook. Larry Gene: 192. 2-13, 280 Bendl. Patricia Anne: 280 Bengtson. BanerT Bengtson. Kathleen 5.: 194. 251 Benigno. Stephen Du. 101 Bennett David L.: 210 Bennett, Deborah 5.: 105. 202. 230 Bennelt. George 0.; 230 Benson. Terry 36. 255 Beougher. Cliffozd E: 150 Berry. Sandy Kathryn: 280 Beta Beta Bela: 230 Beta Delta 0111:2131 Betz. Katherine Ruth: 183 Bever.Char1es Dale: 280 Bever. Diane.- 188.234.2313. 266. 280 Bever. Greg: 214 Bewey. Don: 281 Bideau, Beverly Maxine: 244 Biggs. Linda Louise: 280 31185. Janice Marie: 194.255.2811 Billings. Lee Eugene: 192. 285 Binns. Mark E: 192. 236. 242. 249. 281 Biology C1ub: 231 Bishop. Becky Ann: 281 Bishop. Dean.- 258 Bishop. Nancy Lee: 2-12. 268. 281 Blackburn. Peggy 1.: 233. 281 Blackford. Mary: 185 Blackmon. Melinda Lu: 194. 231 B1agg.1anice:261 Blancarte. Linda: 281 . Blancetl. Thomas Joseph: 214. 281 Blasscock. Gary: 281 Blatchford. Mary K; 196. 250. 281 Bledsme. Newton Dale: 188. 212 Bicssanl. Gary 8.: 250. 281 Bloomcamp. 6.15.: 149 Blunk. Rebecca Tamar: 234 Boccia. Theresa Mazie. 281 Bockelman. Dunalcl Lee: 246 Bodemann. Stephen Louis: 281 Boerwinkle. Pauline L.: 228. 281 Bugle. Deborah Confer: 281 Bugle. Ted Tyler: 281 Boham. Cynthia L : 194. 255. 311 Boham. Deborah Sue: 194. 251 Bohrer. Nancy Louise: 185. 281 Belay. Randall Craig: 182.283 Belay. Rodney Alan: 116.121.2111 Balls. Peggy Lynn: 193. 281 8011. Michael Edward: 230 Band. Michael lay: 242 Bond. Nancy E.: 278. 270 Bond. Sonny: 214 Benin. Marcile Brummett: 281 Bonine. Palricia 191.: 281 Bonnel. Anita 11.: 281 Bonnel. Peterjamcs: 281 Boone. Le1and 13.: 168 Boar. Marietta Marie: 188, 273. 231 80019. Diane 1...: 194 Borchardt. Randall N: 281 Borel. Robert L.: 214 Bcrgelt. Leland Bruce: 236. 240. 249. 262 Borhani. Hussein: 2TB Bnrlhwick. Larry 11.: 242 Borushaski. Ronald G.: 281 Buswell.Kir1c Eugene: 1138. 242. 252 Bosworth. Dixie Caml: 188 Botham. Jeffrey Kent: 216 Boucher. Richard Lynn: 281 Bough. David Ray: 281 Bourne. Libby: 196. 250 Bowen H311: 182 Bowman. Donna M: 281 Bowman. Mary N911 158 Buyer. Richard Lee: 186. 281 Boyle. Barbara Cay: 183 Bradbury. Bnnnie Rec: 231 Bradbury. Dotson W.: 281 Braddish. Stephen P.: 281 Braden. Arihur W11bur;244. 278 Braden. Vicki.- 281 Braden. Vicki 11.: 247 Btadshaw. Lioyd 1-1.: 230 Brady. Gaylen Fredrick: 281 Brady. M nry Frances: 185. 281 Bransun. David Wayne: 114. 115. 152.281 Bransan. Robert H.: 210 Branlon. Larry 11:23! Braun. William F: 206. 281 Braun1ich. Charles 12.212. 240. 249. 281 Bren necke. Craig 15.: 241$. 281 Brennecke. Diana Smith1281 Bressie. Keith Alan: 182. 281 Brewingmn. Richard F.: 214 Briggs. Nina Marie: 238 Briggs. Richard WallaCE: 281 131111. Orville L. : 233 Brock. Richard Ronald: 105.208.2151 Brogan.1ane Ann:185. 281 Brookcr. Pamela lune: 244 Brooks. Candace 5.: 202. 270 316 Brothers. Carl Arlan: 281 Brotherson. Wade Alan: 109. 11-1. 210 Brotton. Londra Sue: 281 Brottun. Stephen David: 281 Bmwn, 8.0.1235 Brown. Bobby Lane: 231 Brown. 132mmr Joe: 2411 Brown. Deborah Lee: 2143 Brown. Delores Maria; 84 Brown. Jerry Doya1:228. 281 Brown. Judy L.: 183 Brown. Kirby Reed: 182. 281 Brown. Ronald Dean: 243 Brown. Stephen Michael: 205 Brown.Wi1112m:270 Browning. jerry Wayne: 281 Brownlee. Charlotte 8.: 194.234.1281 Brownlee. William M.: 281 Broyles. Charles L.: 101 Brundy. Michele Jeanne.- 281 Bryan. jcrry D.: 218 Bryan. Sherwogd Leroy: 281 Bryant. Gary Mack: 126. 127 Bryant. Roy Dale: 186 Bryant. Terry Lynn: 281 Bryon. Robert Michael: 218 Bryon. Thomas 21..- 105. 218 Buche. Francis A119n:214 Buche. jay Kim: 281 Buche. Rebates: 286 Bucher. William A.: 132. 288 Budd. George P.: 142 Bugner. Gerald .31.: 188 Bugni. Dawn Marsha: 28B Bumgarner. Gregory '12-. 212 Burch. Libby: 182 Burditt. Earnest N.: 229 Burdue. Betty L.: 281 Burenheide. Trudy Ann: 238. 282 Burke. Kelly Mike: 254 Burnett. Charlene M.: 282 Burnett. Earnest: 282 Burnidge. Steven 1.: 31. 214 Burns.51anley L.: 218 Burris. Terry Eugene.- 243. 283 Burris. Wiley Eugene: 154 Burton. Wynema Ann.- 196 Bush. Linda Louise: 2261. 288 Bushey. Deborah 10-. 183 Bussey. Vickie: 235 Bussjaeger, Stephen Lee: 210 Butler. Frances Maude: 261 Butts. Patricia: 198. 256. 282 Buxton. Charles C1yde:282 Buzard. Sharon Kay: 288 Byers. Ellia Louise: 185. 288 Byrd. Patricia: 196. 260. 282 C Cabrera, Luis Alejand ro: 261 Cadwe11.Carol: 235 Cady.1ames Russell: 6-1. '1? Cagle. C. Chris: 250. 282 Cagle. Cary Alan: 132. 190 Caldwell. Cary: 2'15 Caldwell. Lorey 1111.: 216 Calhoun. Linda Gayle: 192 Ca11ahan.ShirleyJo:260 Callaway. Donald: 262 CaIIOw. Linda Kay: 238. 2.54. 258. 282 Cameier. Jo Dec; 245 CampbeH. Debra Lee: 244,282 Campbell. Nancy E: 171, 237.243.2511. 282 Campbell. Ronnie Roger: 254 Campion. Martin: 250 Campus Chrislians: 233 Canipe. Marcus David.- 108. 288 I Cannedy, Roy Lee: 190 Caniweil. Henry Eugene: 2'18 Carinder. Janis? EIaine: 288 CarIisle. M yra Louise: 1155 Carlyon. L. B: 1-16 Cames. Kathy Lou: 202. 2-H. 282 Catpenter. Angela 5.: 2333 Carpenter. David Roy: 182. 288 Carpenter. Sammy K.: 25025726421315.2112 Carpino, Randy David: 288 Cnrpinn,Sanr1ra 91.: 282 Carr. Anna Ruth: 233 Carr. Kathryn Minor: 288 Carr. Kevin: 214 Carr. Richard: 152 Carriger, Stew.- W.: 282 Carrillo. Clara Rnsalia: 288 CurriIln. Richard Eldon: 229. 261. 282 Carroll. Dennis Richard: 233. 288 Carter. john F.: 288 Casaletlo. David Louis: 214. 282 Case. Sherriil Ann: 183 Casey. Paul David: 289 Cashman. Mark Eugene: 208. 289 Ca1hcar1.Anita Ann: 289 Cecere, Jeseph James: 38. 49. 105. 208 Cemcs. Marilyn Carmen: 289 Challender. PaulCurtis: 132 Chambms. A. Gene: 230 Champion. William Ray1216 Chancey. Diana Lynn: 198. 289 Chaney.1-'ickyw.:255 Chapman. John 1-1.: 282 Chappell. Paul 3.: 208. 239 Chappellc. Linda: 235 ChappeHe. MacknllM.:2-10 Chattermn. Robert 11.: 123 Cherry. Tom: 101. 210 Chestnutl. Betty Benton: 255. 282 Chick. Kenneth Allen: 289 Chifdress. Claire: 76 Choinowsli. D..- 186 Chrislian. David Allen: 186 Christensen. Lee R: 150. 205 Christy. Brenda Kay: 1533 Christy. David William: 9.15. 389 Chubb. Galy Man- 289 Church. Donna: 9.35 Ciardulln, Ba rbara Gail: 234. 289 Cizcrlc.1'lmmas L : 212 Clark. Ciathy1202 Clark, Cynthia Marie: 183 Clark. DerraI Wayne: 289 Clark. lack Allen: 282 Clark, Jane Ann: 248. 282. Clark. Mack Bruce 2152 Clark. Merle: 214, 242 Clark. Peggy Wilsun: 282 Clauscn. James Hilttm: 233 Clasz. Cary: 82 Cliette. Albert: 2552 Cobb. Douglas 3.: 282 Cnbb. Mike: 243 Cubbs, Diane Knapp: 289 Cody. Kristin Linnaes: 183 Cue, Beverly Ann: 202. 253. 263. 289 Cuhen, Sheri: 235 Cole, Douglas Ray: 212 Cale. KellyC.: 212. 239 Coleman. Riva 1.: 198. 270. 282 Coll. Russell Leroy: 289 Collegio; 2734. 275. 9.76 Collucci. N1cknlasjohn:208 Collharp. Douglas David: 218 Cnlyer. Dnnn Charles: 216. 239 Commons. Donald W.: 171. 2-19. 282 Commons. Vicki: 235 Compton. Connic- Dianne: 196 Cannelly. juhn F 1 256 Conner. Shclah Mae: 239 Conrey. Patricia Jo: 198 Cunk. Calhy 11.: 171. 198. 250. 259. 282 Crank. Clyde Randlllph: 103 Conn. Steven Lane: 282 31? Cuonmd. Guy L.: 244 Couper. Charkrs Earl. 115. I18. 245 Cnopcr,'1'erry Lynn: 289 Carlson. R 1 I86 Cornelius. Terry David: 190. 289 Cornish. Dudley T: 158. 250 Cornwall. Charles 1.3.: 238 Corpomn. Thomas R.: 65. 2.61. 289 Cnrrcll.'1'cdl.L-.c. 2 H. 2-13 Curtrighl. Thomas Alan: 208 Cossairt. James Malmlm: 282 Cottrell. Steven Bruce- 289 Coulter. Melinda Lee: 1518, 23-1. 245. 263 Count. Many Joan: 196. 251. 255. 270, 289 Coutwcll. Gene: 254 Cover. Chadoflc Ann: 2.50 Cmmr. Karen Lou: 282 Cowley. Sheryl Lynn: 198 Cox. C113 rlolte Edwards: 200. 289 Cay, Kenny: 243 60229115. Melvin Good: 282 Crabtrvc. Larry Eugene: 2236. 289 Cramcr. Kathy 1.: 196. 282 Cramcr.Michae1:239 CIranfnrd. Steven Leon: 216 Crann. Ruth Underwood: 250 Craven, Ronald Vorle: 283 Crawford. Nova Creed: 289 Creager. Glenda 51m: 233. 2-14. 289 Crnckcr. Rolland Ralph: 289 Cronister. Brent M.: 240. 249. 252. 283 Crnnisler. locum; 202 Cranks, Patricia Arm: l98 Crass. Patrice Michele. 253 Crow. Dana C.: 233 Cruse. Michael Alan: 231. 256. 233 Cukjaii. Carole E.: 198. 270 Cukjati. Lawrence 1-7: 21-1 Cunningham. Eugene Kern: 216 Cunningham. james W.: 282 Cunningham. Randall Lee: 206 Cunningham, Rnsann Mm. 289 Cuppiello. 1131;311:231 Curtis. Pamela: 221 Cvelkov'zch. Lorna 1..: 231283 CWENS: 234 D Date. CarlC.:116. I 17 Daily. Peggy 1.: 133.200.2515 Danica Club: 235 Dal1haust-r,HrrbE'r1 H.: 254 Daniei. Bruce: 161 Darnell. Kenneth Paul: 289 Darnell. Stephen Ray: 289 Daugherty. Jay Andrew: 190. 290 Daughters of Diana: 235 Daughlon. Gary Lee: 186. 231. 255 Davidson.819phen Lynn: 206. 289 Davis. Eleanor V: 243. 290 Davis. Everett Neil: 289 Davis. Janice Lynette: 234. 290 Davis. Linda Lucille.- 289 Davis. Mark Man: 114 Davis. Mike: 2-13 Davis. Randall Eugene: 201i. 290 Davis. William Rex: 282 Dayton. Patricia Ann: 202. 290 09311131111091: Marie: 185. 233 Deal. Linda Joann: 105. 202. 282 Deallie. Addison Allard: 229. 283 Debald. Deborah Susan: 185. 244. 290 Dehrick. James Bnhcrt:81 Decker. Rndger L: 283 Decker. Walter R: 290 Dcckson. Roger: 262 Dedrickson. Cindy jean: 234 Defenbaugh. Fred K; 192. 283 DeFries. Donna C: 183. 283 Dc Gru sun. Gene: 288 Deister. Beverly: 235 Deisler. Robert Lee: 290 Dellascga. Charliss Kay: 198. 259. 245 Dellasega. Mary K.: 261 Dellasega. Steven V2: 214. 249 Dellinger Hall: 192 De1me2. Steven Rene: 214. 283 D6113 Mu Delta: 232 Delta 111:0: 200. 201 Demand, Claire: 255 Demel. Gerald: 278 De Moss, Pamela: 270 Demon. Robin 0.: 198. 221. 259 Denney. Mary L.: 283 Den ny. Warren M.: 172. 236. 2-19. 283 Dent, joni K.: 290 Danton. Michael Kenneth: 210 Detcnbnugh. Fred; 223 Detlefsan. Debra Lynn: 2911 Devers. John Kenneth: 283 Devins. David Earle: 190. 290 Dewey, Donald Dale: 101 Dick. David Henry: 240. 2.49 Dick. John 0.: 283 Dickerson. Cynthia C.: 200. 244. 256 Dickerson. Luann: 185 Dickey. Bill: 164 Diebolt. Roger Lynn: 216 Dierks, Timothy: 1132 Dillon. Paul D.: 182 Dilts. Jeffrey C.: 229 Dingman. James Edwin.- 245 Dinkins. Reed Leon: 230. 231 Ditmcr. Larry Robert: 283 Dittmann, Steven A1an:290 Dixon Dick.- 114 Dobrauc. Debra Kn. 231. 283 Dobrauc. Vicki Ann: 194. 2:31, 234 Dodge. Theodore Douglas: 114 Dodson. Daugias Wade: 216 Dodson. Lynn Marie: 15-3. 290 Dohle, Molly 1rene:290 Donn. Porter Gene: 233. 242, 283 Donnelly. Joan Kathieen: 1913 Dorak. Gregory 3.: 182 Dorothy. Petry Leon: 283 Dorsey.Char1e5 15.: 263 Dorsey. James Patrick: 249. 283 Doss. David Burl: 185. 2.1-1. 290 Downcy. James Golden: 188. 231 Doyle. john Pat: 2511 Doyie, Patricia Ann: 196 Dozier. Marvin: 105 Dunbar. Elizabeth C.: 283 Duncan. Bettie: 198 Duncan, Ronnie: 182 Duncan, Thomas John: 290 Dunham. George Marshall: 252. 290 Dunlap. Owen Archie: 233. 254 Dunlay. Patricia Sue: 183. 290 Dunlap. Stephen Eugene: 210 Dunsworth. Lee Mlen: 290 Dupriest. Dwight: 245 Durlin, James Gordon: 188 Dutton. Hubert Ira: 290 Dvorak, Gregory Lee: 101 Dye, Randy Doug1as: 208 Dyrdek. Joan La Rue: 185. 290 Dyron. Ralph 1.:216 E Eakles. Sandra A.: 283 Earley. Eric Mitchell: 192, 233 Early. Michael Morgan: 190 Eaton. James C.: 283 Ebeling. Robert Eugene: 214 Eccher. joseph Michael: 186 Eek. Ceciiia M.: 233 Eddings. Kathryn Long: 244. 283 Edds. Kenneth Allan: 186. 290 Edens. Mary Alene: 2911 Edison. Debra Denise: 265 Edmonds. 11.: 186 Edwards. Denise Ann: 290 Edwards. T. Michelle: 185 Eisenhut. Ronnie C.:290 Ekhoff, Evelyn Kay: 235. 290 EH10 . Larry L.: 283 Elkins. Keith E: 154 E111011.A1an Dean: 214 Ellis. Robert C.: 190 ElIis. Sharon Lee: 232. 250 Epler. jean Ellen: 290 Epsilon Pi Tau: 236 Erickson. Carol Anne: 245 Erickson. Pearl Louise: 172. 232, 23?. 250. 284 Estis. Diane Odrene: 192 Eubanks. Robert Tyson: 290 Everett. Paul Witt: 208 Everitt. Cynl1liajane:284 Evin. Gerald Edward: 128 Ewen. Richard E: 114, 242. 290 F Failor. Eugene Leroy: 284 Fanska. Jerry Wayne: 290 Farris. Mary Kathryn: 138 Fauvergue. Cindy Sue: 290 Fearmonti, Terri Lynne: 270. 290 Feldman. Carolyn 152122511263. 275 Feldman. Nancy M; 253. 284 Fennema. Mona: 232, 284 FennewaId. Carl 11.: 188 Fenogliu. And re-w Larry: 285 Ferguson. CharEes 6.: 188, 261.284 Ferguson. Debra Arm: 18-3. 232. 233. 285 Fetguson. Tracie 11.: 285 Fess, Cheryl Ann: 284 Pick. Ronald Eugene; 285 Field, Bobbie Jarrett: 261. 284 Fields. Barbara L.: 284 Fields. Kelly Michel: 188 Fields. M110 H.: 248 Fieser, Kenton Franklin: 212 Filkel. Charles 1111.22.32 Filtingberger. Sharon K.: 284 Fincher, Mark Steven: 214 Findley. James Reid: 212 Finnerty. Kathleen M.: 200 Fiorucci. Lana Jo: 194. 285 Fischer. Allan Earl: 285 Fisher, Beverly Arnold: 230. 284 Fisher. Dennis L.: 284 Fisher. 10 143288 Fisher.ju11a Ann: 183 Fins. Gregory Orvis: 260 Fitzpatrick. Robert E.: 208 Fixler.51even Edwin: 212 Flack. Joseph Thomas: 182 Fleming. 0313:: 230. 284 Fleming. Judy: 235 Fletcher. Barbara Jean: 198 Flowers. John M.: 250. 234 Poglesong. Sarah Ann: 261 Ford. David Morrison: 285 Ford. Nancy Jo: 261. 285 Foreman. Ronald Dean: 2611. 285 Forrester. D3 wn Foote: 284 Fort, Frances Clemens: 235 Fortman. Susan Ivy: 188. 285 Foster. Alice Marie: 188 Four-H C1ub: 258 Fawler. Larry Richard: 285 Fox. David Wilson: 132. 284 Fox. Pairicia Kay; 235 Fraker. Alana 1C: 196. 260 Frankiin. Jeanette: 253 318 Franklin. Robert Ivan: 284 Franklin. Sharon Ann: 188, 266, 268 Frantz. John Anawalt: 284 Franz. Murray L..- 257. 278 Freeman. Cheryl Ann: 284 Freeman, Mary Catherine: 234 French. Jack Smith: 150 French, Joseph E.: 285 French. Leslie Gail: 250, 260. 284 French. Marcia IL: 284 French. Sidney Franklin: 260. 285 Freund. Robert Mathew: 238 Frey. Mark Leland: 192. 284 Freyburger. Henri: 159. 228. 257 Friend. Donna: 65. 2.61 Friend. Mary Joleen: 285 Frisbie. Dennis Gene: 284 FuhrmannJames Allen: 182. 285 Fuller. Jack 0.: 182. 285 Ful1on. Joyce Kay: 285 Fulton. Lorella 5.: 284 Fulton. Richard Pau1:235 Funk. Linda Maxine? 183, 252. 233. 243. 244. 235 G Cater. Stephen Mark: 235 Gallagher. Kathryn 1.: 185. 267. 285 Gallagher. Sharon Kay: 196 Gallo. CaryJoc1236 Galloway. Brena Joleen: 183 Galvan. Yolanda Marie: 284 Garcia. Ubaldo: 188. 285 Gardner. Eugene 1-1.: 166 Gariglielti.A1bert: 145 Garner. Wanda Louise: 284 Garneit. Michael 11.:232, 233 Carralda. John: 144 Garrison. Ronald Bay: 285 Garkin. john F.: 284 Cartner. Alice Louise: 185. 253. 285 Gartner. Reis Alan1285 Cash. David An. 250 Gearhart. Larry Wayne: 285 Cearheart. Michael D.: 260. 285 Gebhart. Fred: 81. 214 Geffery. Chris: 182 - Geier. james Michae1:276, 285 Ceisler. Donnajean: 172, 23?, 243. 244, 285 George. Dennis Lee: 182, 285 George. Paula Marie: 185. 248 German. R0 Ann: 244, 285 Ghormley. Michael 114285 Gibbon 5, Ronald Robert: 101 Gibson. Robert Wesley: 126 CieFer, Kathleen Diane: 285 Gifford. Robin T: 101 Gilliland. Larry Dean: 101. 252 Gilmore. Sue Ann: 196, 251. 253. 263. 270 Giasscock. Gary Kay: 260 Gleason. Nancy Louise: 179. 198. 285 CI 10k. Karl Rudolf: 126, 127 Cobea. Thomas Gregory: 212 Gobetz. Gerald Bay: 285 Cobezz. John Eric; 285 Gobetz, Robert Henry: 261 Gobetz. Robert V.: 82. 261 Gobl. Joseph F.: 214 Goentzel. Kenneth Wayne: 240 Goering. Michael Howard: 2116. 285 Goff, john Doug1a5:216 Golden Crest: 23'! Gonzales. Mark 1.: 210 Good. Donald Victor: 242, 245 Good. John Douglas: 242 Good. Robert Ailen: 242. Cnodell. Carolyn Ann: 133 Caqdencroft. Bob: 239 Goodhart. Debra Marie: 292 Gooding. lune Laird: 255 Goodman. Mark 15.: 292 Goodrich. 93119: 248 Cooley. Carol A.: 2-14 Gordan. Eugene: 235 Gotham, Anne Maleea: 196. 251. 261 Gussett. Mary Mares: 285 Gotenzel. Kenneth: 236 Gollschalk. Debra Jean: 285 Graper, Bruce Leon: 101 Graham, David Lee: 216 Graham, C. Dianne: 185. 292 Crammer, Danny Wayne: 101 Crandin. Tom Griswold: 212 Grannemann. Kenneth Lee: 246 Grant. Cary Ude : 190. 231 Graphic Arts Club: 238 Grassino. Robert Joseph: 206 Gray. Kevin Lawrence: 292 Green. Douglas L.: 25'? Green. Mary Annette: 200, 245 Green. Robert Michael: 2'15 Greer. Michael Ray.- 2013 Gregory. james Kevin: 210 Griffin. Wayne 13.: 210. 236 Grigsby. Karen Anna: 185. 248. 292 Crigsby. Kerry E110n:25?.292 Cri11.L1nda IL: 285 Grimes. Eldon L.: 285 Grimes. Joseph Frank: 233. 292 Grimm. Bobbie E: 101 Gross. Michael Joseph: 292 Grotheer. Erich William: 1'12. 246. 249 Grotheer, Terry Carl: 285 Grother, joan Dawns : 188. 266 Crothjan, julia Marie:135. 292 Guerrieri, Vicki Marie: 198. 234, 292 61111ny18. Susan M: 265 Cu . Diana F.: 292 Gunn. Frederick L.: 285 Gunther. Linda: 138 Gupta. Su rendta K.: 250 Cuth rie. James Lee: 208. 249 Guthrie. Lawrence Mark: 292 Guy. Bruce R.: 212 H Haas. Gregg Lee: 233 Habiger. Donald Raymond: 292 Hackler. William Ernest: 285 Hagelin. Connie: 185 Hagemann. Richard Louis: 188 Haggard, 1.13. : 1-13 Ha1deman.James Kenneth: 125. I29 Hall. Alice Key: 253 Hall. Brenda joyce: 192 Hall. Cynthia Gail: 292 Hall. Elizabeth: 183. 292 Hall. Larry J.: 210 Hall. Margaret Luverne; 253. 255. 268. 292 Hall. Robert 1.: 101 H311. Ronniejoe: 285 Hallenbeck, Bryan C.: 285 Hallenbeck. Cheryl N; 230. 292 Halligan. Robert Alan: 208. 292 Hamilton. Mary Lynn: 258. 292 Hamilton. Richard Lee: 203 Hamm. Becky jean: 183 Hamm. Denise Adele: 193. 256 Hampton. June: 235 Hampton. Richard B.: 240. 262 Han. Shelley: 258 Han. Susan Michelle: 285 Harm. Rita Pauline: 192. 285 Hansbmugh. Reginald L.: 292 Hansen.jan911e D.: 238. 254, 2155 Hanson. Mark Galen: 190 Hanson. Steven Bay: 218 Harbour. Robert W.: 212 Harder. Femon jay: 236. 285 Hardy. BremNy1ES1285 Hardy.C1lar1yCe Kaye: 235 Hare. Carol Elizabeth: 243. 245 Hare, Peggy: 235 Hare, Walter David: 235 Harford. Nancy Arline: 188 Harlow. Terry Kim: 1138. 266 Harper. Leonard Charles: 208 Harper. Mark 5.: 210 Harper. William L9 232. 285 Harrington. Kenneth 1.: 183. 292 Harrington. Pamela Sue.- 292 Harris. James Waddell: 2135 Harris. Sheila Dianne: 183 Harrison. N. J..- 285 Harshfield. Rodney 13.: 116. 113. 138 Hart. Susan Marie: 292 Harvey. Dennis Dean: 101. 242 Harvey. Michael Donovan: 188. 266 Haskell. James L: 229. 285 Hatch. harry L.: 236. 249 Hauser. Alan L.: 229. 285 Hauser. Susan Kay: 270 Hey. john Carson: 2-41, 252 Hay. M arilyn Senecau12255 Hayden, Ed ward CharIEs: 285 Hayen. Marlene Jo Ann1292 Hayes. Raymond: 101 Haynes. Wayne Paul: 212 Hays. James Horace: 230 Hays. Lois Lyn21192233.292 Hays. Marilyn Louise: 288. 278 Hazelbeck. Gregory M.: 186. 236 Hazlewood. Dale- Sue Ann: 285 Heape. Jerry Anne: 253. 263, 285 Heard. Sharon Paulette: 104, 105. 192 Hedrick. Micheal 11:206. 285 Heer. Theresa Rose: 185. 292 Hefley. Nancy Kay.- 202. 251. 267. 292 Hefner. Vaughn V.: 218 Heilman. Betty Lou: 202. 252. 255. 292 Heitman. Bi : 101 Helmke. Wilma: 192. 231.236.2515 Hemphiil. David jun: 212 Hemphill. Roger Dean: 212 Henry. Keith G: 235 Henry, Mark Antone: 182. 292 Henton. C. L.: 190 Heptig. Joseph c.1206 Herbal. Bradford Vaughn: 292 Herlocker. Dale R: 292 Herman. Alien Wayne: 216 Herod. jay A; 286 Harrington. Debra Sue: 196. 264 Herschell. Gregory 11.: 286 Hershey. Mihon Ralph: 286 Hervey. Tamara Lyn: 185, 26?. 293 Hewey. Timothy Neal: 208 Hess. Cherita Button: 255 Hess. Glen: 182. 233 Hess. Patrick Steven: 182 Hey. john William: 293 Hickman. Pattic'la Ann: 245 Hicks. Harold Wilson: 228. 270 Hicks. Randall Brian: 105.188.2955 Hicks. Thomas Lee: 21-1 Hickson.lac1c1e:260 Hight. Denise Ann: 286 Hight. Steven Dale: 270 Hild. Donna: 235 H111. Alice: 135. 293 H111. Bruce Wayne: 235. 240. 293 H111. Edwin E.:281.192 H111. Gilbert 11.: 208 Hill. james Biiley: 231 11111. Marion Russell: 216. 218. 235.249.2913 Hillmer. Armin 11.: 1?3. 208. 239, 249. 264 Hilt, Frankie Lee: 218 Hively.A11en 0319:2413 Hixon. Jacqulin Kay: 293 319 Hoch. Pamela Sue: 192. 286 Hochhaiter. Pame1a 1.: 192 Hodge. Debra Gale: 192. 293 Hodgsan, Ray Allen: 236. 286 Hoeiling. Lynn Alan: 101 Hofer. Lee: 243 Hoffman. Ninetta Walter: 293 Hoffman. Pau11.;293 Hogard. Michael Charles: 286 HoHe-nbeck. Mark Alan: 218 H011man.Dnnieljose-ph:212 Holman. Kanionette 11.1293 Holmes. Ronald David: 190. 298 Holste. Sylvia Nadine: 133. 293 Home Economics Club: 238 Homer. Jane- Boatright: 253. 263. 286 Hommerlzheim. Anne M.: 185. 253. 293 Honeycult. Philip C.; 114. 186. 293 HoodJayWilliam1126. 12? Hook. juann M.: 200. 244. 245. 256. 256. 286 Hoover. Denise Arlene: 194 H00ver. Larry Joe: 2147 Hating. jon Alvin: 293 Horst. Connie Lee: 293 Husklns. jirn 11: 216 Houchin. Mark Gilbert: 293 Houser. lane! Lynn: 273. 293 Houtz. David: 190. 293 Hey. Debra Jean: 2152 Hubbard. 31111262 Huber. Mark William1293 Hudibnrg. George F.: 244 Hudiburg. Leo Ever9111218 Hudson. Carol Jean: 258 Hudson. Craig Lee: I90 Hudson. Cynthia Mm: 202. 260 Hudson. David Mark: 293 Hudson. Donald William: 203 Hudson. Jim Doyle:101.293 Hudson. Stephen Mich ael: 21-1. 293 Huebner. james Fredrick: 240. 2-19. 2136 Hu ff'me. SteVen Charies: 212 Huffman. Debra Lynn: 293 Huffman. Lydia Ruth: 252. 253 Huffman. Marsha N011: 293 Hughes. Gary Lee: 298 Hughes. Marcia: 293 Hughes. Stephen C.: 231. 256. 286 Hughey. Cynthia Lou Littlepage: 286 Hughey. Randall Eugene: 216 Humbard. Sara Beth: 228 Humble. 1311103102285 Humphrey. Beverly Sue: 285 Hum. Jonita Rae: 253. 293 Hunter, Denise Ann: 183 Huntly. Jim: 55 Hurst. Darwin: 80 Huser, Daniel Lee: 250 Huslig. Charles Eugene: 228. 286 Hutson. Sharon Kaye: 183 Hwang. Cecilia Sungvhi: 192 Hyatt. George Allen: 233. 254. 278 I Ibarra. Gerald joseph; 210 lbentha1,Mar1c Edward: 208. 293 lme1.Charles Thomas: 252 Industrial Arts and Technology C1ub240. 2-11 Interfralernity Council: 239 lrick. Dennis Lyle: 293 Isaacson. Chatles Emil: 293 Iseman. Cindy Elaine; 185. 294 Ivy, Iamesj : 190 Izadi, Rem: 2'18 Izard. Robert David:212 J Jackson. Bonnie Lee: 202. 294 13ckson.C.. 196 1ackson.Howard 21114112218 jackson. Tana Marie: 188. 294 jacques. Richard: 236 janssen. DOuglas 11:21-14 Jaro. GerIiLylln:2811i 1arrett.Clifford1ay:212 1arrell.Lavclajeanne: 192. 238 Jack. David 11.: 214 Jefferis, Brinton 13.: 190. 294 11-ffery. Ne1da Marion: 248. 286 Jeffrics, David Lloyd: 294 Jenkins. Sheila Marie.- 286 jensen. Susan Annette: 135.233.2514 Jenl, Ruth Ann: 294 12:21, John R: 249. 250, 257. 264. 286 Jevons. Keith 3.: 54. 236. 25?. 265 johannsen. Norman Jay: 294 Johns. janel Mac: 185. 233. 2418 Johns. 19111.; 182 johnson. Bruce Terrance: 294 jnhnscm. Connie 1.: 286 1011 nson, Durothy: 261 johnson. Eric Robert: 11-1. 286 Johnson. Fred Wilber: 208 jnhnson. Howard E.: 192. 228 Iohnson.1errold1amcs: 132. 294 johnson.11m Alan: 243 Johnson. 101111 C.: 230 Johnson. Kenneth A: 236 Johnson. Kristin 5112: 198. 294 lohnsml.Michae1Mnme: 190 John son. Patricia June; 183. 244. 2514 johnson. Robert Scott: 206 Iohnson, Roger Lee: 205 jnhnson, Sandcc: 194.251.1261 johnsnn. Saundra Lou: 235 johnsnn, Robert Am. 114 jones, Cllristy Rochelle: 198. 255. 294 101165. David M.: 128. 129. 230. 286 Jones. George F.: 232 jones. James W.-. 286 10:195. 133:: 2536. 2-15 10:195. Judson: '25? Jones, Kathleen 5119:2415 Jones. Kathy Houston: 173.237.2136 Jones. Randall Kevin: 192. 229. 286 Jones. Terry James: 286 Jones, Thomas Ralph: 214 101135, William Alfred: 275 Jopiin, Richard Jay: 192. 230. 286 jopp, Cherry E.: 173. 202. 237, 244. 250. 285 Jordan, Jeffrey Carter: 1813 Jordan. William 13.285 Joseph. Kristie L: 202 K K-Club1242 Knbrey. Donald R: 34. 77 Kadau. Ted Clift: 240. 278 Kanady. Diane: 194 KanSas State College Rifle and Pistol Club: 242 Kansas State College Skydivers: 243 Kanza; 271. 271, 273 Kappa Delta Pi: 2-14 Kappa Mu Epsilon: 2-13 Kan. Donna Kay: 286 Kaufman. Randy Dean.- 233. 29-1 Kautz. Bonnie Gale: 232. 233 Kavanagh. Dennis 11:249. 264 Kazmiersk1.Tom 1.: 216 Keegan. Margaret Eileen: 202, 245 Keeley. Ann K: 12-44 Kain. Dave: 245 Keller. Kim Kristine: 294 Keller. Leland: 230. 231 Kellogg. C11 arlntte A: 258. 287 Kelly. Kevin Patrick: 275 Kelting. Ralph W.: 156 Kt-llner. Kendall Lewis: 214. 249. 237 Kempin. Stephen P3111: 188 Kendall. David Charles: 101 Kendrick. Dnuglas 13run:208.295 Kennedy. Bruce Thomas: 35. 210. 267 Kenned y. James Douglas: 295 KennHt. Ron: 214 Kenncy. Robert T.: 231. 256 , Kent. Harold Lee: 2311. 295 Kcrley. Michael Wayne.- 132 Kern.Cl1cryIJean:232.295 Ketron, Carolyn Louise: 194, 232. 231', 2511. 287 Kiehl. 101m Herman: 210 Kiehl. Kevin Wayne: 186 Kier. Dave: 243 Kilgore. john: 239 Kimc, Edwin. Carmll: 255 320 King.Chory1Annz202 King. Craig Eugene: 218. 273. 275 Kinkead. Kathleen Marie: 196, 270 Kinzer.Ca1vin-. 114 Kipp. Mary Elizabeth: 243, 258. 287 Kirby. Susan Elayne; 248. 295 Kirchlwr, William 1.: 1111 Kirk. Barbara jean: 194 Kirkland. Danny Dean: 21-1 Kirkland. Tommie Earl: 9.14 Kirkpairick. Kathryn 91.: 295 Kirkpatrick. P..- 186 Kirkpatrick, Randy K.: 230. 231 Kirkwood. Thomas C.: 2115 Klein W'111iamj.:260 Kline, Cunniu K.: 287 Kline. Linda: 2$ Knapp. Albert W.: 218, 236 Knapp. Mary: 235 Knetter. Nancy Lynn: 202 Knight. M111icentL.: 192 Knobeloch. Arthur Roy: 252 Knoche. Marvin Lawrence: 295 Knoll. Patty L.: 295 Knowles John: 276 Koehler. Ed: 236 Kohart. Timothy Craig: 182 Kohler. Michael Kent: 1.26. 127, 190. 238. 242. 295 Kohlmeyer. Timothy A.: 287 Kongorski. Ronald J.: 44, 218. 239 Kungs, David Jerome: 132. 230 Korthankc, james 211311-218 Kramer. Michael L.: 218 Kramer. Susan jean: 295 Kriegsman. Heien: 159. 243 Krisch. Richard Gifford: 21-4. 231. 249. 256 Kmeger. Dennis Eugene: 275. 295 Kruger. Carolyn S.: 243. 237 Kueser. 5112 ij 287 Kuhn. Ronald P.: 231. 256. 287 Kunshek. Diana Rae: 246. 295 Kyser. Steven Micha91:206 L Lackrone, Kathy lo: 295 Lafaver. Gary L.: 287 Laing. Millard N.: 161 Laird, Michael Gene: 214. 295 Lamar. Rick: 63 Lamb. Charles Mitcheu: 295 Lambda Chi Alpha: 208. 209 Lambert. Pamela Nell: 183 Lane. Rex La Vergne: 218 Lane. Susan Callahan: 235 Lange. Wendy Ann: 202 Laskey. Karen Sue: 270 Lasley. Joyce H: 202 Latz. Jeffrey 1...: 276 Laurie, Lance North: 190 Laumrbach. Dean M.: 245 Lavery. janice 5.: 193 Lawrence. Carol Susanne: 200 Lawrence. Donna Louise: 253. 260. 287 Lawrence. Jacquel'm Rai: 202. 245 Lawrence. Paui 171.: 152 Ledeker. Robben Ann: 185 Lee. jean Hyunja: 237 Lehman. Laura Ann: 104. 105. 183 LeHuey. Rick: 212 Leibach. Dale W.: 208. 255 Leintz. Bruce Alex: 210 Lemasler. George Ernest: 233. 254. 287 Lemoine. Luann Louise: 188 Leslie. La wrence W. : 231, 256. 287 Lester. Thomas 111.: 101 Lewis. Frank Harold: 80. 178. 230. 249. 265. 287 Lichtenegger. Rodney W.: 287 Liddle. Virginia Lee: 198. 245 L1ebert.5usan Kaye: 287 Lindsey. Waiter Dewey: 208 Lindteigen. Dean Marlo: 240. 237 Lindteiger. Glenda: 235 Lingo. Richard 1.: 218 Little Sigma; of Sigma Chi.- 245 Livingston. James Loren: 257 Llis. Ronald: 287 Lloyd. Getald 1.: 287 Lockard. Mary Katherine: 202 Loftin. Jackie Lewis: 218 Lohrey. Wi1liam: 212 Long.C111'f: 149 Larry Long: 153 Long. Clinton Kurtis: 116. 118 Long. Lynne: 235 Long. Moses 1.: 231. 256 Looney. Donald Lance: 216 Lorenzo. 101m Michael: 250. 287 Lorenzo. Teresa Ann: 232 Lorimer. Michae! Paul: 257 Losher. Ke11ey Eugene: 186. 212 Loughmiller. Thomas E: 240. 287 Louterback. Dean M.: 188 Love. Randall Kent: 114. 242 Lowe. Luella Marie: 287 ' Lowery. Benny Edward: 190 Loy. Annabelle: 257 Loy. Harold W.: 1.62. 249 Loy. Kurtis Ike: 214 L037. Michael Forest: 214 Loy. Timothy Mark: 214 Luckett. Benjamin F.: 282. 233 Ludlum. Barbara 1am: 194. 237. 244. 287 Lumbley. Debra Ann: 248 Lundbiad. Terry Jay: 287 Lundquest. Clarence H. : 255 Lustig. Paul 13.: 206. 287 Lustig. Paula Lewman: 194 Lutheran Student Center: 246 inck. Dennis: 231 M McAtee. Elizabeth M.-. 185. 288. 244. 254. 288 McCabe. Dennis Gregory: 297 McCann. Roger Lee: 240. 297 McClanahan. Cynthia L.: 284. 297 McClaskey. Barbara 11.: 297 McClure. David 11.: 216 McColley. Jean F.: 198 McComak.Dennis Joe: 243 McConnel. Lee: 254. 257 McConnell. Mary Ellen: 198 McCormack. Barry Linn: 186 McCoy. Jay Eugene: 297 McCracken. Carl Craig: 231 McCune. William A11an:208 McCutcheon. Henry j.; 218. 235 McDonald. Barbara Ann: 297 McDonald. Ethel: 242 McDonald. Mark Dean: 114. 297 McElroy. Mary Chery1:238.24-4. 253. 297 McElwy. Kathy: 2461 McFarland. James Dean: 288 McFarland. James 1.: 297 McGee. Michael Wayne: 229. 238 McGhee. Donald Ray: 244 McGown. Gary D.: 297 McGown. Warren Dale: 297 McCrath. Gary: 243 McCraw. Michael Eugene: 101. 214. 242 McGraw. Patrick Edward: 101. 242 McGuire. Donald Dale: 182. 240. 249. 262 McGuire. Gary Allen: 188. 297 McGuire. Michael D.: 229 McKechnie. Co1len: 223. 257. 261 McKee. Ronald B.: 236 McLaughlin. Stephen D.: 208. 266 McLean. john: 174. 214. 257. 264 McLean. Margaret Rose: 266. 268 McLean. Teresa Ann: 198. 245. 297 McMichael. Caroiyn P.: 288 McMillan. David Jay: 297 McM ullin. Larry Ray: 297 McNabb. Karen Sue: 185. 250. 265. 297 McNally. James Jeseph: 212 McNally. Kathleen 191.1288 McNally. Timothy: 214 McNaughton. Sandy: 245 McNay. Robert: 144 McRae. Avis M.: 288 McBeynolds. Ann E.: 9.38, 254 McSpadden. John M.: 288 McWilliams. Michael E.: 208 Mabrey. Francis Edward: 74. 174. 282. 274. 287 Machesney. Roy james: 238. 287 321 Machetta. James .41.: 287 Mack. Janet E: 194. 244. 287 Madili. Carol Jean; 196. 253 Madill. Cathy Ann: 287 Madrigai. Daniel R: 182 Maglaughlin. Run: 243 Mahaken. Ruth: 246 Mamalis. Andrew George: 229. 232. 287 Manley. Kenneth C.: 100.101 Manley. Nancy Leek: 253. 263 Manly. Pau1a: 235 Mann. Richard Larry: 288 Manning. Janice Inez: 185. 257 Manning. Norman: 255. 275 Manning. Thomas J.: 243 Manoci. Randy: 188 Manoni. Robert: 206 March. Charliss I.: 185 Markivee. Cynthia L.: 188. 267 Markivee. Steven 11.: 236. 266. 267. 288 Marse. William 11.: 208. 261 Marshall Arts Club: 245 Martin. David Laurence: 208 Martin, Janice Louise: 185.198 Martin. Linda Lou: 150, 202 Martin. Patricia Ann1202. 234. 297 Martin. Renee: 35 Mason. Roger Leroy: 297 Matthews. David Iames: 212 Matthews. Donna: 200 Matthews. Michael 11.: 101. 182 Mathews. Sue: 235 Mathis. james Randall: 174. 266. 288 Manix. Mark Eric: 190. 208. 283 Mauro. James Peck. 188 Maxwell. Bonnie Jean: 238 Maxwell. Connie Jane: 238 Maxwell. Kathy Marie: 297 Maxwell. Rickey Lynn: 185 May. Jessalee Chery17297 Mayberry. Janet Marie: 185. 238. 297 Maze. Dennis D.: 212 Mears. Jeanette Lynn: 196 Meisch. Linda Diane: 183. 198. 235. 297 Mendenhall. James W.: 252. 288 Mendenhall. Robert Ray: 218. 252 Mendenhall. Terry L: 229 Menghini. Debra L.; 194 Memgoni. Daniel Fred: 132. 288 Memo. Chtisty Frank: 182 Marriott. lamesT.: 101. 188. 297 Mertz. Don: 248 Mesetko. Sandra Day: 238 Messenger. Judith Anne: 194. 261. 297 Messersmith. Chris: 64 Mauser. Joseph: 2413. 1154 Meyer, Dorothy Marie: 297 Meyer. Melvin Fredrick: 208 Meyer. Richard Edward; 256 Meyer. Richard Paul: 182. 231. 297 Meza. Paul Anthony: 229 Michie. Linda K.: 195. 283 Middleton. Frank Jay: 101 Middleton. james 13:74. 192 Middielon. Linda Lea: 297 Mildfelt. M ichael James: 297 Miles.C1arence:286 Miles, J. David: 212. 236. 283 Miller. Charlene A.: 253 Miller. Cheryl Lynn: 133. 297 Miller. Danny Charles: 218 Miller. Deborah Sue: 185 Miller. Debra Jane: 185 Millet. james David: 188. 297 Miller. johnny B.: 288 Miller. Kenny: 212 Miller. Leonard Greg: 214 . Miller. Richard Eugene: 252. 297 Miller. Richard Henry: 297 Minchew. Robert Earl: 288 Minks. Ricky M,: 101 Minor. Marcia L.: 288 Mimon, Wilma F.: 151 Mirre. Fred: 250 Misasi. Roger Patrick: 214 Misasi, Therese Ann: 261 Mitchell Ha : 183 Mitchell. Car! 1111511288 Mitchelson. Mark Leon: 190. 236 Mobley. Thomas M.: 214. 249 Modi. Dipak: 230. 231 Medina. Margaret L.: 288 Modica. Shirely Ann1266 Mohler.Car1EdWard: 186, 252 Mnllnow. Dennis D.: 228 Monahan. Marilyn 1C..- 248. 288 Montgomery. Randal Dean: 218 Moore, David: 212 Moore, Robert Randolph: 182 Moore, Roy Marlin: 249. 285 Morford. William Ward: 212 Morgan. Mary Ellen: 235 Marley. Diane Elizabeth: 183 Morris. 13.11.: 244 Morris. Carol Ann: 288 Morris, Neil Wayne: 190 Morris. William Kenneth: 255 Morrison. Wiliiam: 232 Mormw. Randy Lee: 210 Morton. Nancy Belle: 250 Moss. Melvyn: 257 Mott. Leonard Cameron: 288 Mowdy. Stanton C.: 288 Muller. Samuel: 154 Murphree. Connie: 244 Murphy. Joseph P.:101.102.110.111.11?.121 Murphy. Maureen E.: 121.175.1114. 237. 2-51. 255. 215. 238 Murray,Rober15.:231.249.256 Murray, Tana Gay: 258 Murray. T0511 V.: 212 Musgrove. Eugene Hollis: 192. 229. 232. 283 Musselman. Jana.- 198. 270 Myer. Melvin Dean: 210 Myers. Carol Beth; 196. 260 Myers.C11arlene Ann: 175. 237. 2.88 Myers. Charles Robert H.: 128. 214 .V Naccarato. Beltiann: 179. 198 Naden, Anna Rountree: 228. 233 Nambu, George Stanley: 212 Napier. Mary Kay: 232. 288 Nation Hall: 184. 135 National Association of Industrial Technology: 249 Naylor. Joseph Edward: 216 Nayior, Nancy: 270 Neale. Karen: 245 Neale. Richard Leroy1214. 231. 255 Neifing. Marc Alan: 216 Neighbors. Linda Gayle: 183 Neil. Mark Edward: 182 Nellis. Judiih Demms: 1'4. 183 Nelson, Arlynn W.: 260 Nelson. Barton Dale: 210 Nelson. Dale Thomas: 182 Nelson, David Ashley: 216 Nelson. Penny Lee: 288 Nemmers, Roseanna 1.: 202. 244. 253 Newman Club: 24? Newman. Alvin Bernard: 288 Newman.Cyn1hia Ann: 250 Newton. Roger Martin: 101 , 242 Nickel. Leo: 192 Niegsch. John Lee.- 218 Niemeir. Douglas Earl: 244. 288 Nixon. Michael Paul: 103. 242. 288 Noble, Karen Rae.- 202. 260 Noble, Kenl Bath: 216 Noble. Mary Jane: 202. 260 Noble. Robert H.: 228 Nukes. Larry E: 152 Nailensmeyer, Mary Jean: 24-1. 253 Nunis. Virgil Guy: 288 Nnrtham. Bart: 228. 5178 Norton. Marcia Kae: 288 Novero.Ca1herine Ann: 244. 288 ' Nunnallee. Susan Jane: 155. 258 Nursing Club: 2-18 Nye. Donald: 175. 192. 231, 256.251 283 Nye. james Lowell:186 0 Obenland. David 0.: 186 0' Berg. Laura Linn: 248. 288 Oberzan. Cheri Paige: 245 U'B1ock. Robert L.: 258 Oborny: Charles P.: 243 O'Conner. Edwin James: 186 O'Dowd. Susan Marie: 192. 288 Oehme. Cheri Lynn: 234 Ohlmeier. Betty Lou: 188 Oliver. Clayburn Ray: 101 Oliver. David Lee: 212 Olmstead. Tonya EarEene: 133. 259 Divers. Henry Enciso: 240 O'Malley, Kathleen 11114263 O'Malley. Lois AA 23? Oman. Bradley Eugene: 283 Omicron Delta Kappa: 249 O'Nelio. Linda C.: 175. 195, 238 Oplornik. Jo Ann: 200 Orear. james Edwin: 214. 249 0' Rourke. Randall W: 190 Ortalani. Alfred 17.: 52. 101. 102. 242. 244 Ortalani. Virginia: 235 Osborn. Steve Lawrence: 229 Osgood.C11arles Lynn. 283 Ossana. James T1m1:239 OSSana. Rebecca Lena: 104. 105, 198. 220. 228. 235. 244. 251 01195911. Robert 1.: 289 Ottman. Cynthia Diane: 202 Overman.1ack H.: 144. 266 Overman. Mark C.: 232. 233 Overman. Sandra lane: 202 Overman. Steven Allan: 289 Owens. Dianne Taylor: 289 Owens. john Charles: 289 P Page, Timothy Ralph: 289 Page. Verna Lee: 6-4. 200. 223, 235. 245 Painter. Vicki Lynne: 192 Pallucca. Marilyn Anita:196 Palmer. Eric M. .- 2'16 Panhellenic: 251 Paniada. Karen Marie: 196. 245. 250. 264 Paquin. Richard Paul: 166 Parker. James E: 148 Parker. Jennifer E.: 195 Parr. Janie Tandy: 188 Pairish. Walter Gene: 233. 248. 258. 289 Patch. Mary: 200. 235 Pate. Tyler Genrge:114 Patrick. Bert: 225. 25?. 261 Patrick. Lura: 25? Patterson. David 3111;111:216 Pauley. James L; 236. 240. 289 Pauley. Morgan Robert: 219 Pauley. Peggy: 235 Payne. Barbara Lee: 198. 251. 2'10 Payne. Christine: 198 Peacock. Gan! Luck: 218 Peak. Sherri Ann: 234 322 Pearson. Verna: 198 Pease. Warren Robert: 208 Peck. David Ray: 212 Peck, Larry Dean: 212. 239 Peck.Mar11yn Marie: 233. 306 Pelz. Victoria Jean: 196. 265 Pendleton. David C.: 188. 306 Pend1eton. Glenda Sue: Pennell. Franklin 3.: 192. 255 Pennie. Sleven Dan; 233. 254. 289 Pennington. Jane Ellen: 231, 234 Penny. Forest L: 166. 236 Perez. Jeffrey Lynn: 306 ?erkins. Pamela C.: 198. 221. 270. 289 Perk1n5.Wayne Dee: 306 Pershing Rifles: 252 Peters. Dennis Ray: 306 Peterson, Brad H.: 210 Peterson. Katherine Ann: 243 Peterson. Linda: 221 Peterson. Nancy 11.: 198. 232. 237. 250. 271. 289 Peterson. Robert 13.:216 Peterson. William 1-1.: 212. 289 Pettus. Nancy Ann: 289 Pfeiffer. Jo Ann 5811133: 255. 289 Phi Mpha Theta: 250 Phi Beta Lambda: 250 Phi Sigma Epsilon: 21.0. 211 Phi Upsilon Omicmn: 234 Philips. Jean Ann: 18-3 Phillips. Sharon E.: 245 Physical Education Majors and Minors Club: 253 Pi Delta Epsilon: 255 Pi Kappa A1pha:212.213 Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters: 2'10 Pi Omega Pi: 255 Pickett. Daryl Edwin: 262 Pierce. David: 208. 251' Pigeon, Joseph E.: 210 Piper. Penna Kime: 183 Pipkin. Gale Dean. 242 Plummer. Joseph L.: 203 Fee. Terry.r Joe: 306 P01311113. Maria Kristina: 250. 305 Poindexter. George: 128 P0111. Paulette Gial: 185. 306 Polony1,IaneILynn:69 Pool. Gloria Lynn: 268 Pope. Robert Wayne: 206. 306 Porter. Carol Lee: 185. 289 Porter. David 15.: 218 Porter. John Richard: 289 Porter.Michae1Allen: 182. 212. 238 Porter. Rebecca Lee; 135, 258 Post. Deborah Sue: 278 Postal. Krista K.: 255. 2113. 2'16 Poteete. Nancy: 65 Potts. Melvin L.: 156 P0115. janice Marie: 242. 259. 306 Powell. Dean: 2313 Powell, Elizabeth Arm: 306 Powell. Frances Joan: 306 Powell. Kathy Lynn: 238 Powell. Linda Eileen: 306 Powell. Pamela Lou: 244. 256 Powers. Debra Sue: 183. 267. 306 Powers. James Alan: 190. 236. 289 Powers. KentArthur:182 Powers. Milmn Elvin: 182 Powers. Nina Lee: 183. 307 Powers. Rickey Lynn: 214 Pressly. Mark P..- 236 Price. David Mich 391: 307 Price. George Steven: 190 Price. Ronald L.: 289 Price. Willie Ray: 238 Proctor. AIVin H.: 143 Purs1ey. Alice: 261 Pyle. Janice Lynn: 307 Q Quigley. David Lee: 289 Quigley. Jeanelt Moumaw: 30? Quinlan. Greg: 214 R Radar. Lawrence Wayne: 231. 246. 256 Raitinger. Lawrence A; 230. 240. 262. 289 Ralph. Charles Kenneth: 289 Ralph. fennifer Latta: 289 Rambo. Robert Thomas: 208 Ramsey. Joyce Marie: 30'? Basdail. Daily Ford: 212 8311111. Patricia 11.239 Ratzlaff. Robert: 250 Rauniker. A11ce.Mae: 185. 3117 Rauschcr. Douglass Alan: 252. 289 Rawie. Mark Edwin: 69. 198.214 Ray. David: 232 Ray. Dwayne Thomas: 274 Ray. Mike 1.: 215 Ray. Sandy: 245 Ray. Stephen C.: 245 Ray, Steven Darrell: 289 Rea, Melissa Regina: 188 Raddy. Mark Dennis: 216. 307 Reed. Dougias Guemin: 268. 30? Reed. John Q.: 157 Heeder. James Allan: 307 Reader. Richard L: 216 118913. Janice- Elaine: 307 Register. Marc Thomas.- 268 Rehbehn. Paul 13.: 206 Reich. Patrick. William: 242 Eeichenberger, Charles: 182 Restivo. Tom: 125 Beater. Steven Earl: 238.307 Reynolds. Landis Martin: 190. 307 Reynolds, Mara joy: 202. 307 Rhadas. William: 307 Rhodes. Aleta Sue: 253 Rhodes. Martha Arlene: 104. 105, 30? Rhodes. Terry Lee: 182 Rheums. Richard 14.: 307 Ribacchi. Paula lo: 307 Ricci. Basil juseph: 138 Ricci. Sharon Anne: 30? Rich. Cheryl Ann: 289 Richardson. Marilyn Lea: 192. 238. 289 Richmond. Mary Frances: 289 Richmond. Rodney James: 262 Richter. Jroy Clay: 182. 206 Richards. Vickie Marie: 185. 30? Rickey. Roland: 103 Riley. Shayne: 289 Riney. Merisue: 196. 245 Riojas. M ichael 1059;311:419. 105. 203. 30? Bitter. Jeanne Stauffer: 80? Ritter. Marlin Scott: 30? Rivera. B. jose Samue1:261 Robb. Mary Elaine13107 Ruberds. Diana Lee: 200. 235. 259 Roberts. Alan Lee: 239 Roberts. Anthony 1:289 Robertson. Cathy Diane: 30'.r Robertson. William 0.: 214 Robinson. Becky A; 185 Rubinson. Eugene George; 307 Robinson. janel Sue: 202 Robinson. Rebecca Ann: 307 Robin son. janet Sue: 202 Robinson. Rebecca Ann: 307 Robinson. Susan 0311:2011. 235 Rockers. Gary Francis: 30'? Rockers. John Louis: 307 Rodarme. Luanna: 202. 234 Rodriguez, Patrick F.: 182 1-1de. Kathleen: 235 Roedl. Lawrence M.: 307 Hegel. Linda Anne: 289 Rogers. Gregory E: 307 Rogers. William Dennis: 267. 289 Rob rer. Danny 1.: 289 3011. Thelma Bernice: 135, 243 Rose. Betty 1.: 231. 235. 289 Ross. Donald Lee: 258. 260 Russ. Nancy L.: 235. 244, 289 Rosso. Roberta1223 Bost. Ncllis M.:244. 256 Rotter. Judy Treece: 289 Rous. Debra: 202. 253. 263. 289 Roush. Michael Eugene: 307 Rousseau. Darrel Lynn: 262 Royce. John Andrew: 218 Rue. Alana Kay:198 Rua. Brenda Louise: 176. 198. 228. 251. 289 Ruberson. Melissa Reese: 133. 250 Ruffin. Winfey M; 256 Rule. Jay Griffin: 206 Rupp. Ronald Paul: 208. 240. 249, 289 Bush. David Albert: 233. 273 Russell. Kimberly White: 200. 235 Russell. Mary Ellen: 198. 245. 259 Russo. Roberta Rose: 192 Rysnn. Paul: 238 5 Sage. Connie Louise: 105. 202 Sager. Patricia Sue: 289 Sailor. Stephen Douglas: 101 Samuels. Bill: 101 Samuelson. Lee Roger: 210 Sandbothe. Larry C. : 260, 289 Sandness. Wesley 1.: 151 Sandon. Janet Lynn: 198. 244. 250 Santee. Iackie Elaine: 185, 244, 289 Sapp. Nancy Hayes: 258. 289 Satler. L1nda:248 Sawyer. Deborah A. : 202 Sawyer, Faye Wallace: 289 Scabbard and Blade: 256 Schaeffer. janice: 235 Schiller. Joseph C.: 242 Schindler. Gail Lea: 185. 233. 234 Schladder. Nancy 15.: 194. 244 Schlapper. Brent Davis: 206. 230 Schlapper. Nancy: 258 Schmickle. Reed: 15? Schmidl. John: 203 Schmidl. Juanita Lynn: 183 Schneiter. Harvey Leroy: 101 Scholtisseck. Kim Alan: 212 Schaoler. Rebecca M.: 252. 259 Schultz, Cathy Robin: 289 Schultz. Cary Glenn: 289 Schultz. Susan Marie: 202. 260 Schurle. Glenda Rose: 290 Scifers. Mark james: 218 Scoggin. Frankie Kay: 290 Scott, Lark Louise: 185 Scott. Steven A1an:244 Sea1. John Turner: 213 Seamans. Peter 0.: 290 Searles. Mary joanne: 244. 290 Secrest. Danny Fred: 290 Segat. Robert Stanley: 214 Sager. Mice M: 290 Sager. Steven L.: 232 Seidel. Lyle Dean: 260 Sells. Paul A.: 231. 256 Seuferling. Janice M..- 202. 251 Seventh Cavettes: 259 Sexton.51anley Erwin: 232. 250. 290 Shaad. David Lloyde: 182 Shah. Dineshchandra: 230. 231 323 Sharp. Glen Eugene: 182 Shaw. Dale Marion: 192. 290 Shaw. Judith: 250 Shay. Kalhieen Anne: 196. 221. 245. 264 Shear. Walter: 39 Sheets. Arleta Shaver: 238. 244, 254, 290 Sheets. George Douglas: 290 Shelton. Linda Haieman: 255 Shepherd. Larry Neal: 232 Shepherd. Phillip D.: 216. 239 Sherwood. David: 239 Sherwood. Margaretta 111.: 233 Shewmake. Rebecca 5.: 200. 256. 290 Shields. Diane E.; 194. 221. 259. 290 Shirk H811: 186. 187 Shirk. Daniel Paul: 190 Shirley. Dennis Eugene: 212 Shiverdecker. Barbara 1.: 253 Shockley. Dennis M.: 250 Short. Barbara M: 290 Shutt. Daniel Timothy: 133.231.2451 Shaun. Bob; 65. 75 Shouse, Betty Marie: 1941 Showalter. Cary Lynn: 238 Shreves. Douglas Dean: 242 Shull. Cary: 125 5111: . john: 212 Shull. Robert: 212. 290 Sigma Alpha 1013:2511 Sigma Chi: 214. 2.15 Sigma Lambda Chi: 25? Sigma Tau Gamma: 216. 21? Sigma Sigma Sigma: 202. 203 Sigma Tau Delta: 260 Silc. Linda Joyce: 133 Silsby, Mark Allen: 182 Simma. Melinda M.: 245 Sims. Lajuana Elaine: 183 Sinn. Pamela L.: 237. 290 Sixkiller. Dusty: 235 Skahan. Dennis P.: 231. 243. 256 Skiles. Alva A: 230. 231. 266. 290 5121195. 11.: 186 Slack. Michael W.: 216. 290 Slatlery. Carla Susan: 196 Slaughter. Gary Steven: 101 . Slayman. Michael Thomas: 182 Slusher.51even Robert: 188.231.2313 Smisshek, Stephen E.: 214 Smith. Carnie H.:102.121.1r13 Smith. Charles 11.: 252 Smith. Cathy Ann: 183 Smith. Charles Edward: 100. 101. 190. 242 Smith. Donna West: 290 Smith. Howard Wayne: 208 Smith. Joseph Alonzo: 290 Smith. Leslie Eugene: 218 Smith. Louanne: 202 Smith. Lyndell Joe; 1911 Smith. Lynn Rae: 290 Smith. Norma L.1233.238. 254. 253 Smith, Roy Lee: 208 Smith. Seybert L.: 145 Smith. Tommy Rascoe: 216 51111111. Vicki Joan: 194. 250. 290 Snapp. jacob 1...: 290 Sneeringel. Basil Lee: 254 Snider. David Norman: 252 Snodgrass. Mary Susan: 202. 251 Snyder. Doug Eugene: 2911 Snyder. Larry Donald: 2211. 290 Snyder. Rick: 214 Society for the Advancement of Management: 260 Society of Manu facturing Engineers: 262 Somers. Nancy JD: 185 Sorensen. Cary Forrest: 218 Sowder. Janice Malone: 235 Sowder. Ion .51.: 231 Sowder. Roger 13.: 290 Spain. Laura Sue: 185 Spanish C1ub:261 Spear. Dyanne Tonn: 260 Spear. Banded! Jay: 260. 290 Spence. W. P.: 236 Spencer. Alan: 100.101.1243 Spencer. Jack: 228 Spencer. Larry Gene: 310 Spencer. Noman Alan: 242 Spencer. Raymond Leon; 310 Spencec. Man: 98 Sperry. J. Bryan: 243 Sperry. Kris Lee: 138. 310 Sperry. Mlee 14.: 243. 290 Spielbusch. Dan L.: 290 Spigarelli. David A,: 213 Spigarelli. Jeanne 11.: 196.231.243.290 Spigarelli. Kathy: 250 Splitter. August W.: 243. 290 Spooner. John Barton: 186. 212 Sprat. 11.: 186 Spruk. Debby 14.: 193. 234. 255. 271, 307 Stahlman. Deanna D.: 235 Stahnaker. Mickey: 235 Stalnaker. Lynn Ray: 236 Standen. james Dean: 2'14 Stanfill. Stanley PL: 183. 310 Stanhouse. Paul Eugene: 232. 233. 310 Staples. Charles R.: 218. 245 Stark. Danny L.: 260 Starrett. john L.-. 214. 243 Steele. Merle: 243 Steffen. Louise Marie: 290 Steimel. Janice Marie: 310 Steimel. Nancy: 135 Steinbauer. C'wen M: 214 519112. Katharine: 22.8. 310 Stenem, William: 229 Siephen, Duane Alan: 290 Stephens. Barbara Cale: 230. 310 Stephenson. Robert C: 214 Stephenson, Timothy 1.: 214 Stevens. Charles Landon: 182. 248 Stevens. Morris L.: 162 Stevens. Phillip D.: 182 Stine, Gary.r Lee: 182. 310 Sti11.Kalhy:261 Stillings. Robert 114.1210 Stillings, Todd Cooper: 210 Stockclale. Shelly: 198 Stone. Barbara Ann.- 250. 310 Stone. Earl Dean: 310 Stone. Glen Lee: 290 Stoller. Linda Kay: 290 Staver. Lorna F.: 238. 254. 290 Stow, Thomas E: 206 Stowe. Gary Warren: 229. 290 Strahan. Stephen Clay: 216 Stratton. Christopher G.: 210 Street. Jon Ray: 310 Strong, Martha Arlene: 310 Stroup. Sandra Sue: 310 Strukel. Warren lay: 210 Stuart. Marian Alice; 183. 310 Stuckey. Alan Kent: 214. 310 Sluckey. D. Scott: 214. 239. 268. 311 Student Education Association: 251' Siuden1Senalez264. 265 Sturdevant. Richard N.: 290 Sturdevant. V1rg1nia0.: 290 Suemam. Dave: 103, 130 Sullivan, john Lee: 192. 236. 240. 290 Sumner. Mary Virginia: 290 Sutherland. Peggy: 311 Sutton. Danny Kay: 243 Swafford. Joyce: 196 Swaim. Danny Bay: 264. 265. 290 Swan. Jill A.: 291 Swart. Jeffery Joseph: 311 Swender. Lesta Hedman: 244, 291 Swift. Robert Alan: 236. 291 Swingle. Cary La. 243 Switlik. FL: 186 Szychowski. Dave; 274 T Tannelhill. Charles A: 208 TannerHalI: 188. 189 Tau Kappa Epsilon: 218, 219 Taylor. Charles Thomas: 218 Taylor. Donald 11.: 291 Taylor. Jane Allison: 185 Tayinr, Jarrell Malia: 39. 216 Taylor. Michael David: 76. 251 Taylor. Montie Kent: 114 Taylor. 1310113,r Susan: 194 TayIOr, Robert Louis: 208 Teale. Brenda Kay 311 Ted. james 11.: 311 Tee1.Virginia Cvetan: 311 Terflinger. Rodney Dale: 311 Teske. Marcelyn Kay: 183. 200. 235 Tellow. Robert Dale: 311 Theta alpha Phi: 261 Thiebau1.Art11ur 5.: 311 Thomas. Cecilia Louise: 192 Thomas, George john: 229. 250. 311 Thomas. Harold: 243 Thomas. James W.: 254 Thomas. John 5,: 208 Thomas. Kathleen Jane: 44, 185. 198. 311 Thomas. Raifj.: 157 Thomas. Richard Dean: 311 Thomas. Tom: 123 Thompson. Alnn Glenn; 128 Thompson. Carolyn; 248 Thompson. Marl: Will 1am: 101, 011 Thompson. Philip M.: 176. 214. 264 Thompson. Robert Jaye: 25? Thompson. Sampson E.: 249 Thorpe. jane Ellen: 183. 200. 311 Thurber. Richard C: 291 Timi. Bandal1joe:243.244.312 Timmons. Kimberly Sue: 270 Tindel. Jack: 291 Tindel. Robert 1.; 206 Tingley. judilh Ann: 291 Tinney. CarlThoma51312 Todd, Tyler Dean: 312 Talbert. M.: 186 Tales. Robert Lee: 238. 260. 291 Tomlin. Marc Lynn: 312 Tenn, Lorraine Dorothy:69.188.312 Tool. Wanda: 248 Tooley, Robert Ray: 312 Torrance, Fred E.: 229 Torrance. Thomas: 214 Towner, Timothy Winston: 260 Townsend. Debra jean: 194 Townsley, Wiiliam Hart: 100. 101 Tracy. L. 1...: 126. 146 Trimble. Donald Jonce: 101 Trimble. Rita Key: 312 Trout Hall: 190 Troutwine. Brent Andrew: 312 Trowbridge. Charles 11.: 219 Tsai. Yuan Erh: 254 Tullis.'1'erry L.: 216 Tuman. Steve: 230 Tunis. John David: 208 Turk-roge. Henri C.: 228. 257 Turnbu11.Mark D.: 218 U Uhler, Mark Edward: 152. 206 United Ministries in Higher Education: 270 324 U1t1ey.James Le Buy: 214. 257 V Vallier. Randy: 268 Vanderbol, Charles 11...: 231 Vandergriff. Robert G: 115. 119. 312 Van Corden. Paul D.: 214 Van Leeuwen. Stephen.- 312 Van Pielt. Garyr Lee: 212 Vaughn. Eric: 261 Veach. Loretta Ann: 248. 312 Verna, Mickey M.: 214 Venture. Catherine 13.: 250. 259. 312 Ventura. Robert Ear1:313 Vequist. Catherine Ann: 234. 283 Vertz. Geraid W.: 243 Vhoore, Vharla: 250 Viels. Richard Lynn: 236, 240. 249, 262. 291 V1815. Terry Sue: 243. 244, 291 Vietti. Peggy Jean: 202. 313 Vietti. Polly Lynn: 202. 264. 313 Vineyard. Ben S.: 166 Vinyard. Vicki Ann: 291 W Wacker, Robert L.: 203 Wade.1an Sue: 183.253. 263. 313 Wagner, James: 101,188. 313 Waggoner. Cecilia C.: 160 Wahl. Wilma Jean: 255. 291 Walker. Debra 1...: 313 Walker. Margo Lynn: 291 Walker. Melody Dianne: 313 Wallace. George William: 242 Wallace.Jud11h Ann1202 Waiiace. Ruth: 7T Warbinton. Douglas L: 126 Warren. 101m Michael: 186. 313 Warren. Leroy Roosevelt: 192. 291 Warrior. Claybond: 245 Wartick. SteVen L.: 210. 260 Watkins. Alan Duane: 249. 265, 291 Watkins. Steven Eugene.- 214 WatSOn. Charles.R.-. 240. 249. 291 Watson. Gary D.: 313 Watt, Joe Randall: 206. 313 Way, Kathy Jean: 198 Weathers. Indy E1aine:313 Weathers. julie Ann: 198. 270. 313 Weathers, Rick: 236 Weathers. Thomas Craig: 216 Webber. Vicki Lynn: 234 Weece, Leon: 233 Weidmer. Rosley: 183 Weiland. Jill Diane: 198. 270. 313 Weinberg. Leo Emil: 216. 242 Weiss. Richard 11.: 291 Weiss. Rita E: 291 Welch, Randall B.: 252. 313 Welch. Richard Allen: 126. 214 Welch. Stan: 256 Weller. Charlene Marie: 185. 313 Wells. james G.: 291 Wendt, Constance Jill: 313 West. Richard Dean: 242 WesterhOuse. Peggy A; 188. 238. 242. 313 Westerman. Mark Harold: 240. 246, 249 Weyant. Dan j.: 291 Wheeler. Paul: 210 Wheeler. Stephen Bay: 242 White. Frank Ralph: 188 White. Grace Marie: 313 White. Michael Lee: 228. 278 Whiieman. Cynthia: 270 Whiteman. Kristina M.: 198, 245 Whitlow.W1lliam Thomas: 236 Wickham. Linda 5.: 175. 251. 265. 291 Wickware. Linda Jarvis: 291 Widner. Boselynn Grace: 313 Wicdner. Bennie 109' 186. 208. 313 Wiedner. Brenda 13.: 104. 198. 255. 259. 272. 291 Wiener. Darrell 0.: 255 Wiens. Ca1114.1314 Wieringa. Jeffrey A.: 132. 314 Wikle. Bonnie: 253. 2513. 291 Wilbert. Dennis L,: 2311. 291 Wilberl.Je11Lynn:24T Wi1burn. Sally Jane: 202. 314 Wilch. Stanley James: 213. 314 Wiles. Robert Edwin: 210 Wiley. Anna Lee: 291 Willard. Barbara: 235 Wiilard. Raymond Barry; 291 Willey, jean C.: 200. 253. 268 Wi1Iiams.AliCia:238. 2-214, 254 Williams. Char1es T.: 186 Williams, Dennis chms: 238. 291 Williams. Lynnette 5.: 259 Williams. Marilyn K: 314 WilIiams. Mark Alan1208 Williams. Pamula 1.: 192 Williams. Robert lay: 114 Williams. Ted Wayne: 314 1 Williams. William F.: 214 . Williamson. Barry Mark: 114. 115. 242 Williamson. Clara L: 234. 241' Williamson. DaVid Eliga: 188 Wiliiford. Chris Eugene: 291 Williford. Denise 1...: 314 Wilisie, David Fillsnmc: 291 325 Wilsnn. Cary.- Lee: 254 Wi1son. Harold Eugene: 2113 Wilson. Karen Bonita: 104. 192 Winlm. Judy Diane: 185. 202. 314 Win11. Dorothy: 291 Winy.C11nlon Lyle: IM Woellhnf. 03111310.;314 Wold. Slcphun: 291 WUH, Rita Sue: 244 Wolfe. Dean Max: 31-! Wolfe. Raymond Neal: 25:2. 314 anack. Mary Ann: 314 Wumen's Recreation Association: 263 Wood. Delmrah Suzanne; 185.234.2117 Wood. Gregory 15.1291 Wood, John: 272 Wood.KendallLec:131.208.270.31-i Wood. Roger Wayne: 314 Woods. Paula Marlene: 3'14 Warden. Constance Rae: 200 Worthinglon. David A.: 212 Worthington. Kenneth G.: 190. 814 Wray. Kevin 101m: 188 Wray, Law renc'e Evan: 216 Wright, David Ralph: 208. 291 Y Yackle, Judy Earlene: 314 Tankoviz. jana Lynn: 202 Yartz. Larry: 243 Yencic, Susan Diane: 198 Yoakam, Kurt CL. 243 Yoakarn. Terry C.: 214 Yodcr. Roger Lee: 188. 291 Ymmg. Lisa: 183 Young. Thomas Richard: 281 Yuuvan, Deborah jean: 198. 234. 5314 Yunker. Vickie: 235 Ywartz. Larry: 291 Z Zager. Carol Ann: 2-14. 258, 314 Eager. Michael Anthony: 291 Zena. Shirley: 250 Zibort. Debbie Marie: 202 Ziegler. Dale Eugene: 138. 314 Zimmerman. jeanne L: 291 Zinn, Byron Keith: 116,119 Zinn.jolene.-1nn: 192. 228 Zulio. Ralph Joseph: 214. 255. 272 Zuzziu. Thendme Joseph: 101. 314 Well. 11w your i-. uva' and us I mail in thv last few pugt's all I l'ct'l is n-Iivl'. Thv '73 KANZA i5 fillml with :1 lot of menu:- ric's. anurivs of nm- of illo mus! I'uw fillod. busy. rmmmlit', crazy. vxhuusling zmdlwt'tit'yvurqu'n13: lift: Tltis wax tht- year nl' lllt- hig rains and xnmvmm utnlt- IIQ umbrella. 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