Rockhurst University - Rock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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V Q , 4 9 V Graduates WILLIAM LOUIS ANTHES Kansas City, Missouri AB Economics Philosophy Club, 43 Pre-Legal Club, 43 Young Democrats, 3, French Club, lg Spanish Club, 3,4, Treasurer, 49 Commerce Club, 3,4, Sergeant- at-Arms, 43 Placement Club, 45 Intramural Basketball, Softball, Football, 2-45 Bowling 3,4. RONALD VIRGIL BARTLES Montrose, Missouri BS Education English Club, 3,4, Treasurer, 4. I i 45 Ei is ggi ? 1 L- . -v-t.......... ., ... ANTHONY WILLIAM BARTLES Montrose, Missouri ,AB Economics History Panel. 1-33 Pre-Legal Club, 1-4g Secretary, 33 Student Senate, 3, Sodality, 2-45 Intramural Softball, 3,4g Basketball 4. ARTHUR J . BAUGHMAN Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accolmting JAMES MICHAEL BEDNAR Kansas City, Kansas AB Economics Commerce Club, 4. -RONALD KENT BELSER Lee's Summit, Missouri BSIR Industrial Relations Vet's Club, 1-45 Intramural Softball, 3. ROBERT DAVID BESSENBACHER Kansas City, Missouri AB Education Student Senate, 45 Vet's Club, 3,4, President, 49 Basketball, 19 Intra- mural Softball, 2-44 Basketball, 33 Bowling, 1. EDWARD LOU? BIERSMITH Kansas City, Missouri AB Chemistry Lab Assistant, 3,4g Academy of Science, 3.4: German Club, 1,23 Tennis, :I-4:IntraInl1ral Basketball. 1-4: Softball, Football, 1.2: Dean's List, 4

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ROCK on campus. Paradise Lost was the sophomore entry to the social scene that year, and it was another important year for the sophomores and the Variety Show. That year marked the appearance of M. Etienne Gilson, the French philosopher, and Pulitzer Prize winner Allan Nevins. The 1962 college year was marked by the elec- tion of junior Jim Golden as Student Council president and Mike Breen as Vice-President. The homecoming dance was enjoyed by a capacity crowd at the Muehle- bach Hotel with the music of Skitch Henderson. The junior spring dance, Roaring 20's , recreated the days of bad manners and good whisky with a vivid setting of a speakeasy, warehouse, and funeral parlor front. Dexter Perkins, expert on the Monroe Doctrine, and Cleanth Brooks, scholar on William Faulkner, were two of the Visiting Scholars in 1962. Also sig- nificant was the Fine Arts Seminar which brought to Kansas City eminent figures in the fields of music, architecture, and art. The Variety Show in '62 was the first of two shows to be directed by Mac Geschwind. Comments concerning the shows were unanimous regarding the increased quality of the L production and its move from the totally slap-stick to a great emphasis on excellent wit and sharp humor. The last year finally arrived with another Sep- tember and was filled with parties, the senior picnic and dinner dance, the homecoming dance with Ralph Martierie, and graduation. Senior Class President Tom Sarsfield served his last of three terms as leader of his class. The HAWK was under the editor- ship for the first semester by John Wintrol who also handled the paper during the last semester of his junior year. Jim Golden was president of the Council again and was instrumental in improving the student- faculty relations and student activities. Two of the Visiting Scholars in 1963 were political scientist Clinton Rossiter and Shakespearean scholar G. B. Harrison. I This year's senior class has proved itself to be one of the most successful regarding the fellow- ships it has received. A total of 22 fellowships were won by members of the class and three seniors graduated summa cum laude. Tom Chirpich distin- guished himself by receiving a 3.98 average to lead the class and Jim Golden was chosen Senior of the Year.

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inch mt- 111, ate , tra' tnis , .list , I I -N X 'K '?I5kf- aww 475 CHARLES MORRISON BIGGAM Deerfield, Illinois AB Economics Student Senate, 3,45 Pre-Legal Club, 2-45 Vice-President, 45 Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer, 45 Intramural Basketball, Softball, 2-45 Football, 3,45 Dean's List, 4. JAMES GERALD BLAKE Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Management Student Senate, 35 Commerce Club, 3,4, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 45 Placement Club, 3,45 Pre-Legal Club, 35 Intramural Basketball, 2-45 Softball, 3,4, Football, 2,3. WILLLAM RICHARD BOCKELMAN St. Louis, Missouri AB Biology Sodality, 1-4: Variety Show, 1-35 Intramural Basketball, 4. ROBERT P. BONER Parsons, Kansas AB Mathematics Student Senate, 3,4, Vice-President, 45 Mathematics Lab Assistant, 3,45 Alpha Sigma Nu, 3,4, President, 45 Who's Who, 3,45 Academy of Science, 3,45 German Club, 25 Sodality, 45 ROCK, 2-45Co-Editor, 2,3, Advisory Editor, 45 Gun Club, 25 Variety Show, 2-45 Technical Director, 2-45 Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 45 Scriviner Medal, 45 Intramural Basketball, 2, Softball, 2,45 Scriveners Medal, Dean's List, 1-45 2 year German Award 2. MICHAEL RALPH BOSCH, JR. Cleveland, Ohio BS Education Sodality, 1-43 Letterman's Club, 1-35 Basketball, 1-35 Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball, 4, Softball, 1,3 ,4. TIMOTHY BURKE BRAITHWAITE Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Management RICHARD JOSEPH BRANTNER Gary, Indiana BS Education French Club, 1-35 Dean's List, 3. MICHAEL JAMES BREEN Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Marketing Student C uncil 2 3 Vice-President, 35 Student Senate, 3, President, O 7 3 7 3' Glee Club 1- Pep Club, 1-45 President, 35 INFORMER, 23 Varlefy Show, 1-45 Comymerce Club, 3,45 Placement Club, 3,43 Freshman Initiation Chairman, 3,45 Intramural Basketball, Softball, Football,1-4. W rl!