Rockhurst University - Rock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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He devoted 55 years of his life to the Jesuit order, spending 50 of those years at Rockhurst. Brother Pat took charge ofthe food services at Rockhurst in November of 1915. He watched Rockhurst grow from a 3-room high school accomodating 45 students to a 10-building complex servicing over 2,500 students. The seventh of nine children born to a stone mason in the parish of Ingah,CountyClare,Ire1and,he had come to the United States in 1906 at the age of 16. Brother Hagerty's duties changed little in his 50 YGUS OH the CEUTIPUS. He was in charge of refectory, served as sacristan in the chapel and awoke his fellow Jesuits at 5 o'clock each morning. Brother Pat was a man of great humility, Rarely seen outside the Jesuit residence hall, he was little known by few people of the later Rockhurst student bodies. Although rarely seen by the students, Brother Pat took great interest in them. He enjoyed nothing more than to listen to his fellow Jesuits talk of their students as he served them lunch, He followed the Rockhurst sports teams devotedly and revelled in their victories. Brother Pat enjoyed telling stories about the early days at Rockhurst when he served hot lunches to students from the community kitchen in the absence of a regular cafeteria. Brother Pat led a life which yielded few material rewards. Fame or praise, even on the campus which he served faithfully for 50 years were not his. In Memoriam To the students at Rockhurst who knew Ray Hill, he was an intramural all-star basketball player. Better known as Ernie he was also recognized as atop- notch baseball player. Ernie was a junior at the Rock, easy going and well liked. Active as a Suzzer, hard working as the man who kept Mason-Halpin fieldhouse goingg most would- agree that you had to look pretty far to find a guy like him. 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Senior Picnic The Class of '66, in the habit of staggering on- lookers with its accomplishments, ended four years of being buried in books, extracurricular activities, and the arms of girls by celebrating in afashion that left the class members themselves staggering. The senior class picnic at Lake Jocomo seemed to offer everything the seniors wanted, and sometimes more than they could hold. The law forbidding swim- ming in the lake forced students into an improvised icy pool, for exclusive members. Sudsy showers were available to non-swimmers. There were bull sessions, even with the deang softballg card gamesg joy rides, footba11gand,ofcourse, a light-headed comedian extraordinaire, who hit when he touched down. 97 on :Z if i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 ,- . , ,,..v.-.,....., ...fifh-.-7 ,--nf -1- f - . . ...., . -,......,...-...--..,,.x,---4-...ufnf--: f----W---nf - . - -. 5 . f , I wsxa ' ' 'lat ' 1 -' ' ' ' .,.1f.:.,.,. .-,Ama 1... ',f ' ' ' N- A 1, 1 . ' , . . .. . ... 1. ,.1...fN..........4-:.wu:, :yr f-2.4.-V.,-Y. 14: - . . .- f , . .. --. --,., .-H... ,,.-,....c -,.. .L,.4,,, ,,,.,..--.M-1-:f-4---Q-v:---'. -I'--,, 'f ' ,.,,V.,,,,, . .,. r-rv -..rf if : ii' Wi 5 571 6 A,.X..,.,-.....-4.......- VN..,A-- . ,.:.,,+h. M nv Senior Dinner Dance Despite the threat of tornados and a long, uninterrupted thunderstorm, the 1966 Senior Dinner Dance was a successful evening. About forty seniors and their dates enjoyed the comfortable atmosphere of the Mirror Lake Country Club in North Kansas City. The drearlness of a typical Midwestern spring evening was offset by the unusually delicious food and liquor. The seniors and the faculty mixed formality with the informal friendliness that has characterized the atmosphere that is Rockhurst. To the rhythmic sounds of Bob Simes and his guitar, the 1966 dinner dance gradually drifted into the past and became a memorable climax to four years at Rockhurst Kiollege, J I xp V an I 5, AL ,f, . . 4 ' ' fffffg , ' f ZW CLIFFORD JOSEPH ALEXANDER Mission, Kansas AB Philosophy Student Senate, 3,45 Philosophy Club, 3,45 President, 45 Pre-Legal Club, 2-45 Vice-President, 35 Young Democrats, 3,45 President, 3,45 Pickwick Club, 1-45 History Panel, 15HAWK, 1,25 Deans Honor Roll, 3,4. Hell of a way to hold hands!! LARRY WILLIAM ALLEY Shawnee Mission, Kansas BS Education Alpa.h Phi Omega, 1,25 Historian, 25 French Club, l,2. JOHN LEWIS ANDRADE Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Management JOHN THOMAS AZIERE Kansas City, Missouri AB Economics Student Senate, 45 Sigma Phi Delta, 45 Pre-Legal Club, 34,5Secretary5 Young Republicans, 3,45 ROCK, 3,45 HAWK, 2-45 Scriveners A- ward5 Intramural Football, 1,25 Intramural Basketball, 1-4. ALFRE BANI Kansas AB Student Who, A 45 Yow SP5 RO 3,45 HP in-Chic 45 V2 Scrivei mural, mural Deans EDWA BOV St. Lo AB Spanis C115 25 35 Intl Intran 35 Intl -it 'fn' . s 2? Graduates -I 'ii ALFRED THOMAS BANFIELD, JR. Kansas City, Missouri AB English Student Senate, 3,45 Who's Who, 45 Sigma Phi Delta, 45 Young Democrats Found- erg ROCK, 1-45CopyEditor, 3,45 HAWK, 1-45 Co-Editor- in-chief, 3,45 HAWKLITE, 45 Variety Show, 15 Scriveners Medal5 Intra- mural Football, 1,25 Intra- mural Basketball,1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1,4. EDWARD HARDY 5 baowoaim St. Louis, Missouri AB English Spanish Club, 25 Dorm Coun- 011, 35 St. Louis University, ft Intramural Football, 1,2 Intramural Basketball, 1,2 7 5, Intramural Softball, 1,2,4, JOSEPH BRIAN BARDEN Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Finance DONALD JOHN BATLINER Denver, Colorado AB Biology Student Council, 35 Student Senate, 35 Alpha Sigma Nu, 3,45 Academy of Science, 45 French Club, 25 Lab Assistant CBiologyD, 45 Variety Show, 2-45 Assistant Director, 45 Class Vice President, 1-45 Class President, 45 Intramural Football, 3,45 Intramural Basketball, 1-45 Intramural Softball, 2-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. ROBERT CAHILL BARRY Kansas City, Missouri AB Math Academy of Science, 3,45 Student Assistant Teacher CMathJ, 4. WILLIAM ERIC BERGMANN, JR. St. Louis, Missouri AB History French Club, 25 History Panel, 3,45 Intramural Basketball, 1-45 Intramural Softball, 1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. JOSEPH FRANCIS BARTLEY, III Peoria, Illinois BA History Pre-Legal Club, 45 French Club, 1,25 History Panel, 3,45 Intra- mural Basketball, 2',45 Intramural Softball, 1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. PAUL EDWARD BINGGELI Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting ps- ROBERT WALTER BRAUN Kansas City, Missouri AB Biology Alpha Delta Gamma, 2-45 Academy of Science, 3,45 Young Democrats, 35 Lab Assistant, 35 Deans Honor Roll, 1-3. DAVE LOUIS BUCHMUELLER Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting Intramural Football, 1 -45 Intramural Basketball, l -4 5 Intramural Softball, 1 -4 5 Deans Honor Roll, 3. 40 RICHARD LEE BRISTOW Leavenworth, Kansas AB Biology PATRICK J. CALDWELL Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting Alpha Delta Gamma, 2-45 NAIA All-American, 1-45 Co-Captain Basketball, 45 Varsity Basketball, 1-45 Intramural Softball, 15 Deans Honor Roll, 3,4. MICHAEL JAMES BROSNAHAN Minneapolis, Minnesota AB Economics ROCK, 15 Intramural Football, 15 Intramural Basketball, 2,3. JAMES WILLIAM CAMPBELL St. Louis, Missouri AB Economics Student Council, Recording Secre- tary, 45 Student Senate, 2,35 Alpha Delta Gamma, 1-45 Ass't Pledge Master, 25 President, 45 Pep Club, 3,45 President, 35 Spanish Club, 25 Lab Assistant, 35 CStatisticsD5Va- riety Show, 35 Intramural Base- ball, 25 Intramural Football, l-45 Intramural Softball, 1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 2-4. JOHN MICHAEL BRUNO St. Louis, Missouri AB English sigma Phi Dena, 35SeCI'Gl3211'Y, 49 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 45 Dorm Pres- ident, 25 Secretary, 15 Intramural Football, 1,25 Intramural Basket- ball, 1-4 5 Intramural Softball, 1-4. Graduates WILLIAM JAMES CAMPBELL Decatur, Illinois AB Chemistry Lab Assistant, 2-45 Alpha Sigma Nu, 2-45 General Biology Award, 25 General Chemistry Award, 15 Dowling Oratorical Award, 35 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. RICHA CAF Meffl, BSBA J E RR' Kansa BSBA i 1 ,'1'i'2'fiSQ? A 5 N xxzk. I 'I' 5 - Vflilifk , . '51, 4: res- iural sket- 1 -4. .IL Sigma iward, rd, 1 5 ri, 35 RICHARD DONALD CARLSON Merriam, Kansas BSBA Industrial Relations JERRY WAYNE CONNER Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Management ROBERT LEE CARVER Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Business Management STEPHEN LEO CONNER Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Industrial Relations 4 X CHARLES K. B, CHAN Hong Kong AB Economics Alpha Phi Omega, 3,45 Secretary, 35 People-to- People, 3,4. MICHAEL JOSEPH CONRY Prairie Village, Kansas AB Economics Student Senate, 3,45 Pre-Legal Club, 3,45 Spanish Club, 25 Eco- nomics Club, 34,5 Vice- President, 3,45 Honors Program, 15 Deans Honor Roll, 3,4. GEORGE EDWARD COMMENATOR Kansas City, Missouri AB Philosophy Sodality, 3,45 Alpha Phi Omega, 2-45 Philosophy Club, 3,45 Debate, 15 Lab Assistant, 25 Variety Show, 25 Intramural Basketball, 2,35 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. CHARLES IRVEN COVEY Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting Intramural Football, 1-45 Intra- mural Basketball, 15 Deans Honor Roll, 3. li ,, VH 11- XJ In r, A-1-H L I l I MM n SALVATORE JOSEPH DANIELS Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting JE RRY EUGENE DICKEY J Kansas City, Missouri it 53 AB English Have you ever read the label on Bud - upside down yet. WILLIAM GEORGE DAVIS, JR, Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Management Veteran's Club, 3, Deans Honor Roll, 3. Graduates JOHN J. DAVIS Topeka, Kansas BSBA Accounting French Club, lg Glee Club, 1,25 Sigma Phi Delta, 3, Alpha Phi Omega, 1,2 5 Treasurer, 3, Pledge Master, National Committee Re- viewer, President, 4. ROGER CHANCE DOYLE Kansas City, Missouri BA Math i Alpha Sigma Nu, 3,45 Alpha Phi Omega, 2-43 Treasurer, 3, Acad- emy of Science, 3, Philosophy Club, 2, 3 3 Lab Assistant CComputer Labj, 3 5 Deans Honor Roll, l-3. DANIE Leaver BSBA THOMI Kansas AB 1,25 Phi .edge Re- . Phi .cad- Ilub, L.abJ, f J. .1 ,., Z.. 7' if tiff YQ jff yi-5 f, .. 4 :fl-Q DANIEL MICHAEL DUFFIN Leavenworth, Kansas BSBA Accounting THOMAS EUGENE ENGLISH Kansas City, Missouri AB Economics HOWARD CLAYTON DWYER Wichita, Kansas AB Mathematics Academy of Science, 4, Glee Club, 1,25 Lab Assistant, 3,43 Deans Honor Roll, 1,3. J. DAVID ENLOE Kansas City, Missouri AB Accounting GERALD LELAND EDSON TRUMAN KERMIT ELDGRIDGE, Kansas City, Kansas JR. BS Education Kansas City, Missouri AB History Young Democrats, 3,45 Pickwick Club, 1, .German Club, 13 History Panel, 2-4, Debate, 1. CARL MARTIN FELLHAUER JOHN EDWARD FITZGIBBONS St. Louis, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri AB English BA Biology Spanish Club, 3, Intramural Bas- Academy of Science, 3,45 German ketball, 1-4. Club, 1-4, Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. JOHN ROBE RT FL AN AGAN, JR. Kansas City, Missouri AB Psychology Academy of Science, 2-45 Young Democrats, 3,45 HAWK, 3,45 Business Man- agerg Variety Show, 3,45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. JOHN JOSEPH FREIN St. Louis, Missouri AB History Spanish Club, 1,25 History Panel, 2-45 Sodality Award, 45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. 44 RICHARD EDMUND FORD Elmhurst, Illinois BSBA Management Loyola University 35 Intramural Football, 1,2,45 Intramural Bas- ketball, 1,2,4 5 Intramural Softball, 1,2,4. DANIEL CHRISTOPHE R FURS T, III Overland Park, Kansas AB English Student Senate, 35 Alpha Sigma Nu, 3,45 Rockhurst Players, 2-45 History Panel, 15 Debate, 15 HAWK, 3,45 TERCEL, 2-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. JAMES KELLY FOSTER Jefferson City, Missouri BSBA Accounting Young Republicans, 35 Deans Honor Roll, 2-45 Intramural Softball, 2-4. RANDALL ANTHONY GALT Trinidad, West Indies BSBA Business Management Intramural Basketball, 35 Soccer, 3,4. Q WILLIAM EUGENE FRANKE Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting ROCK, 45 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 45 FEI Award, 45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. Gfadll ates STEPHEN FRANZ GASTON Salina, Kansas AB Economics Glee Club, 3,45 Manager, 35 Pres- ident, 45 Intramural Softball, 35 Deans Honor Roll, 3. 1 JOHN Kansa AB GAR Shav BSB. YOLII 3, 45 Deal' rn, 45 Roll, Pres- ll, 35 JOHN ROBERT GILTNER Kansas City, Missouri AB English GARY LEE HALLIER Shawnee Mission, Kansas BSBA Marketing Young Democrts, 45 HAWK, 3,43 Circulation Manager, Deans Honor. Roll, 1-4. 1 TIMOTHY CRAIG GLOVER Sioux City, Iowa AB Math Academy of Science, 45 Pickwick Club, 15 German Club, 45 Honors Programg Intramural Football, 2- 45 Intramural Basketball, 2-45 ln- tramural Softball, 2,35 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. ROBERT STANLEY HASKEY Kansas City, Missouri AB Biology i Gun Club, l-35 Vice President, 25 Academy of Science, 2-45 Lab Assistant, 45 Deans Honor Roll, 1. GEORGE GOODENOUGH Decatur, Illinois AB Economics Student Senate, 2,35 Young Repub- licans, 1,25 French Club, 1-35 TERCEL, 2-45 Economics Club, 3,45 Deans Honor Roll, 2,3. LAWRENCE WILLIAM HAE FLING Parsons, Kansas AB English Pickwick Club, 2-45 Spanish Club, 1,25 History Panel, 3,45 Deans Honor Roll, 2,3. ...- . C -F stf:2'I,-wif-fg.na:ff,, -Q f - f' qiy ' U fsfffkv S : :'?5fff 'Q V, K e I JAMES EMMETT GRIFFIN, III Kansas City, Missouri AB Biology PHILIP AMBROSE HAGEL North Kansas City, Missouri AB Economics History Panel, 45 Economics Club, 3,45 Intramural Football, 1-45 In- tramural Basketball, 1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 2-4. ,Www -w ,.. .,....,.......-.,- ...-.71--A -. .- 1 .4-vi-..f.v.v.4g--1-f . . , .....,..-,--..,. --I.. -nf--1,--r-we-4-r-'-9-v---15:-1-. A . - 1 - V Graduates RICHARD EUGENE HILTNER Kansas City, Missouri AB Biology Academy of Science, 3,45 German Club, 45 Glee Club, 45 Variety Show, 45 Varsity Tennis, 45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. JOHN CHARLES JEDLICKA Kansas City Missouri AB Biology RICHARD LEO HOOVER Minneapolis, Kansas BSBA Marketing Intramural Basketball, 2-45 Intra- mural Softball, 2-4. NORBERT MICHAEL JENNINGS Kansas City, Missouri BA History French Club, 2,35 History Panel, 3,45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-3. PHILLIP RAY HULEN Overland Park, Kansas BSBA Accounting ROBERT A. KELLY Chicago, Illinois BSBA Marketing LAWRENCE JOSEPH HICKEY Wichita, Kansas BA History Rockhurst Players, 15 Spanish Club, 1-35 History Panel, 1-45 Glee Club, 1,25 HAWK, 25 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. French Club, 125 Intramural Bas- ketball, 1-45 Intramural Softball, 1-4. MICHAE Sterling, BSBA Philosog Legal C Club, 1 History All Stai Intramul tramura Intramu, Deans H DAVID WILLIAM KIERST JR, Leawood, Kansas AB History Student Senate, 35 Pre-Legal Club, 45 Young Democrats, 3,45 French Club, 1,25 History Panel, l,3,45 HAWK, 3,45 TERCEL, 3,45 Midwest Model United Nations, 3,4. 7 A ,, .-, ,M . -- .., ,, I,IA7.2.14JJ--:. 'JfqHvlV A.a'4r,,'12-I , L . ' . , U-, 5 ,,-- 4 ,- i V. ,,- A .. . . . . .. -. . - . 4 . ara.-!A-f.1.lx4ri1va4r.n'4.q44LdJL 1, ,,.g- - . 1f'- f ,'.'. 1-A. -' ' - Y 1 . - ' ' - - . . - ' A . ,.. ..I. ,.. an ... .. V-.4-..-..... . . . ..... w..w.-,1 .f- -- -X-' - , . .. . . . - - .,....., .i,.....-.,.....-..n.i.,....-,, y ,,.M,.-,Mi W-,4A.A,N - sh 45 IS T, JR. -Legal s, 3,45 story 3,45 Model ff Z, 1 fffrrwf K- MICHAEL EDWARD KING Sterling, Illinois BSBA Accounting Philosophy Club, 1,25 Pre- Legal Club, 1-25 Pickwick Club, 15 Spanish Club, 15 History Panel, 15 Intramural All Star Team Football, 35 Intramural Football, 1-4 5 In- tramural Basketball, 1-45 Intramural Softball, 1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1. LAWRENCE WILLIAM KLEIN Freeburg, Illinois BSBA Accounting Gtm Club, 35 German Club, 1. RICHARD CHARLES KOCH Shawnee Missions, Kansas AB Chemistry Academy of Science, 35 German Club, 2-45 Lab Assistant CChem- istryb, 3,45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. CHARLES EDWARD KOOB Shawnee Mission, Kansas AB English Student Senate Vice-President, 3, 45 Who's Who, 3,45 Alpha Sigma Nu, 3,45 President5 Sigma Phi Delta, 3,45 Pre-Legal Club, 2-45 President5 HAWK, 2-45 TERCEL, 2-45 Editor, 3,45 VarietyShow, 3,45 Treasurer Junior Class5 Scriverners Medal, 45 Intramural Basketball, 2-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. CHARLES THOMAS KUECK Independence, Missouri Waterlogged version of Sebring. BSBA Business Management 09399 609 C- 9 5 0:5999 7, M , ,bw JAMES ALLEN LABITSKA St. Louis, Missouri AB English Pickwick Club, 45 Intramural Bas ketball, 3,4. ,AW CARL ANTHONY LASALA Kansas City, Missouri BSIR Industrial Relations Alpha Delta Gamma, 1-4, Young Democrats, 45 Intra- mural Football, 1-4, Intra- mural Softball, 3,4. JOHN PAUL LEPETIT Davenport, Iowa AB History Pre-Legal Club, 43 French Club, 1, History Panel, 3,43 Intramural Football, 1, In- tramural Basketball, 1-4, Intramural Softball, 15 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. , , , , , ,f 133171 , , ?'f5f'5 if ,,,N'A' WILLIAM JAMES LEAHY Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting Intramural Basketball, 1-4 3 Deans Honor Roll, 2,4. MICHAEL MARION LINHOLM Salina, Kansas BSBA Accounting Glee Club, 1-45 Secretary, Treas- urer, 3,4. ROY ALBERT LOWREY Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting at Q 4 f, W , if 'f V' 25,1 ,f ' , I I A an ,, A 0 ,AZL Sf, ,ff sl, new I . ?,, ask I M 4 UQ, I, ga Q ,f na fa Q4 ,, 5 ,X Stronger than Bud . . . '? GERALD LEE MARTINCICH Kansas City, Ka.nsas AB Biology Deans Honor Roll, 2,3. 48 .SEE DAVI Ml' Kans: BSBA Alpal ern's Dean , f' ,QQ A, S , ii L V4 W za? 4 , fa 2 f , ,,,,,. v ,Vmfff ,UMM Q X I WW, A W ' my , ,. 1 ,-4 ss sf ,U if , f 4 f i, Q ij, 514 ,, ,Qff ff W 4, SU, S 1 LA URENCE EDWARD MASON North Olmsted, Ohio BS Education Sodality, 3,45 Who's Who, 45 Alpha Phi Omega, 1-45 HAWK, 2-4. N ' Graduates ,uVa,i4.' DAVID STEPHEN MITCHELL Igansas City, Missouri . SBA Accounting INCICH Alpah Phi omega, 15 vet- MAURICE MIZRAHI ern's Club Secretary, 35 Mission, Kansas 3 Deans Honor Roll, 3. BSBA Accounting ROBERT JAMES MAURER Wilmette, Illinois BSBA Accounting Student Senate, 2-45 Treasurer, 3,45 Who's Who, 3,45 Alpha Sigma Nu, 45 Sigma Phi Delta, 3,45 Tau Kappa Epsilon Treasurer, 45 Gun Club, 1-35 Young Republicans, 1-35 ROCK, 1-45 Editor-in-Chief, 2-45 HAWK, 1,45 Photo-Editor, 3,45 Scrivners Award 45 Wall Street Journal Award 45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. RONALD MAX MAYERLE Kansas City, Kansas BS Education Sigma Phi Delta, 1-45 Alpha Phi Omega, 1-45 Young Republicans, 15 German Club, l. LOYAL BENJAMIN MAYER, JR. Overland Park, Kansas BSBA Management LEWIS M. MILES Kansas City, Missouri AB Sociology-Psychology X' W I I . V 5 5 llv 1 ,f 'l ' , -Y ' E . 1 R' X ....,-r- -L ,.. ,.,,. ......,...-.,............,.,.v-,.-.,,,,7f...... ... -........ .v....,........,..4,-.-.,.-h.,-...r--1 ., . . 4 . . H -, ,,,,,,,, -.......,...,.,-,.,..,.-.-1-wa.:uf-J----V.------. - - ff, ROBERT FRANK MLADIC Berwyn, Illinois AB English ' French Club, 35 German Club, 35 Intramural Football, 1,25 Intramural Basketball, ban, 1-4. RAYMOND ANDREW MYERS Burlington, New Jersey AB History French Club, 1,25 History Panel, 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class5 Varsity Baseball, 15 Intra- mural Football, 1-45 Intramural Basketball, 1-45 Intramural Soft- ball, 1-4. ,7 'f 4 f nf , DANIEL PATRICK MORRISEY Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Marketing Young Democrats, 35 History Panel 3, 45 I HAWK, 15 Intramural Football, 1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-45 Intramural Soft- 1-4. JAMES A, McGRATH Kansas City, Missouri AB Philosophy Philosophy Club, 3,45 Deans Honor Roll, 2. DONALD EUGENE MULIK Kansas City, Kansas AB Philosophy Philosophy Club, 3,4. RICHARD A. MCMANUS San Francisco, California BSBA Accounting Deans Honor Roll, 3,4. TERENCE MICHAEL MULLANE Kansas City, Missouri BS Education Alpha Delta Gamma, 1-4 Young Democrats, 4 5Spa.nish 5 Club, 1,25 Intramural Foot ball, 1-4. BARTON JOSEPH NELSON, III Shawnee, Kansas BSBA Marketing GEOR Kansa BSIR Studer Delta, 4 5 Pre Demo Intrar Intrar LEO 4 Kansa AB Deans ' 5 -- - b...g..,.1:l-'--V-.. '.. Q.. ' 5- ' ' 4 V , ' ' I HAEL issouri iam ma, 1 ts, 45 Lmural an NELSON, ating GEORGE DAVID OWEN, II CHARLES HENRY PLAGUE JOHN WOOSTER PECKHAM Webster Groves, Missouri AB Biology Alpha Delta Gamma, 2-45 Gun Club, 15 Intramural Football, 1-45 Intramural Basketball, 1-45 Intra- mural Softball, 1-4. I wish to hell this would end X Kansas City, Missouri BSIR Industrial Relations Student Senate, 45 Sigma Phi Delta, 3,45 Rush Chairman, 45 Pre-Legal Club, 45 Young Democrats, 45 HAWK, 3,45 Intramural Football, 1-45 Intramural Basketball, 1. LEO GERARD PERUSSE Kansas City, Missouri AB Psychology Deans Honor Roll, 2. New Baltimore, Michigan AB History Spanish Club, 2,35 History Panel, 3,45 HAWK5 TERCEL, 25 Ath- letic Manager, Baseball 8LBasket- ball, 1-25 Intramural Football, 45 Intramural Basketball, 2-45 Intra- mural Softball, 3,45 Deans Honor Roll, 2-4. THOMAS EDWARD O'CONNELL Shawnee Mission, Kansas BSBA Business Management Intramural Football, 1-45 Intra- mural Basketball, 1-4. Graduates L -H--,.-. ,.,,.,,, .,-. ,-...-,,.....-.ea--rf ...mfr-1 , - f' ,.,,..,..,..,.. .6-g f... -.vd-fwQ . . i , 4 ., 1 1 -an 44--ra-1-1-r-:Q-9--'-v-wfew-.,, . - - '. ' 5' ' M ,, Wa, yy-ff, oz, , ,xg fm' iw., V 7 4, X , M f Y' JAMES JOSEPH RANDALL Monett, Missouri AB English Sigma Phi Delta, 3,45 Phi Kap a Delta, 3,45 Pre-Legal Club, 45 Rockhurst Players, 1,35 French Club, 15 Debate, 1-35 Gee Club, 1,25 TERCEL, 25 Dawling Oratorical, Skinner Debate Award, Na- tional Jesuit Debate5 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. STEPHEN JOSEPH REHM St. Joseph, Missouri AB Chemistry Academy of Science, 3,45 Lab Assistant, 2-45 Intra- mural Basketball, 1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. 52 JOHN MARTIN REBECK Kansas City, Kansas BSBA Accounting REV. DAVID JAMES RILEY, O.R.S.A. Pearl River, New York BA Philosophy Philosophy Club, 4. JOSEPH EUGENE REBMAN St. Louis, Missouri AB English Student Council, 1,2 5 Secretary5 President, 45 Alpha Sigma Nu, 3,45 Sigma Phi Delta, 4 5 Intramural Basketball, 1-45 Intramural Soft- ball, 1-45 Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. GARY JAMES ROTTMAN Colorado Springs, Colorado AB Physics Academy of Science, 3,45 German Club, 45 History Panel, 15 Lab Assistant, 3,45 Physicsg Intra- mural Football, 3,45 Intramural Soitball, 2-45 Deans Honor Roll, LEO WILLIAM REDING Derby, Kansas BSBA Management Cheerleader, 35 Intramural Foot- ball, l-45 Intramural Basketball, 1-45 Intramural Softball, l-4. JANE ANNE SCANLON Shawnee Mission, Kansas BSBA Marketing LOUIS SCHI St. Lou BSBA Sigma ish Clu ball, 1 k e tb a Softbal MAT Kan: AB E cot 45 l Spai V V- -- -. ,.-:-:., L,i...liaf..1- ::.- 1 , 1. .,fg.--gk, A .Mg,u,,L,,:g-Vmg,-4--.,u M - ral Foot- .sketbal1, 1-4. JN nsas LOUIS HUTCHIN SCHLAFLY St. Louis, Missouri BSBA Marketing Sigma Phi Delta, 3,4, Span- ish Club, 2 , Intramural Foot- ball, 1-4, Intramural Bas- ketball, 1-4, Intramural Softball, 1-4. G rad uates MATTHEW JOHN SKRADSKI Kansas City, Kansas AB Economics Economics Club, 3,4, ROCK, 4, Director of Advertising, Spanish Club, l,2, RALPH EDWARD SCHWEIKART Chattanooga, Tennessee AB Psychology Variety Show, 2-4, Director, 4, Intramural Football, 1-4, Intra- mural Basketball, 1-4, Intramural Softball, 1-4. JOSEPH ARTHUR SLOWINSKI Port Huron, Michigan AB Chemistry Academy of Science, 3,4, Lab Assistant, 2-4, Deans Honor Roll, 2. JOHN GILL FORD SNYDER Kansas City, Missouri BSIR Industrial Relation Veterans Club, 1- 3, President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Sgt. at Arms, Deans Honor Roll, 2. ROSS ALBERT SCIARA Kansas City, Missouri AB Biology THOMAS PATRICK SHARON Parsons, Kansas BSES EngineeringScience Student Senate, 3,4, Record- ing Secretary, 4, Academy of Science, 2-4, German Club, 1-4, President, 4, Lab Assistant, 2,4, Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. JOHN MATTHEW SOPTICK Shawnee Mission, Kansas AB Mathematics Sodality, 4, Academy of Science, 3, Glee Club, l,2, Vice-President, 3,4, V Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. .,..-..n-r,,..uff-e- - . ,.... ,..,,.,--c..,...,z-xv:-I.. , , Y-,,,,,,, .,,.,...,,-,,.v..-., vf,---:Q-re-s-ws-T7-' . - -- - C, , .....,-..,,..... h Y V . JAMES M. STACY Kansas City, Missouri AB English Student Council, 1-3, Vice- President, 3, Student Senate, 1-4, President, 3, Sodality 1-3, Vice-President, 35 Who's Who 3, Alpha Sigma Nu, 3-4, Sigma Phi Delta, 3-4, President 4, Pre-Legal Club, 4, French Club, 1-2, Tercel, 2, Hawklite, Editor, 2-3, Varity Show, 2-4, Business Manager, 4 5 Intra- mural Basketball, 1-4, Intramural Softball, 3-4, Deans Honor Roll 1-4. RICHARD JOHN STEICHEN Salina, Kansas AB Chemistry Academy of Science, 3-4, Rockhurst Players, 1, Ger- man Club, 2-3g Glee Club, 1-2, Hawklite, 4, Lab As- sistant, 3, Varity Show, l-3, Music Director, 4, Varsity Tennis, 1-4. PHILLIP FRANCIS STAMBAUGH Olathe, Kansas AB Mathematics Student Senate, 3, Academy of Sci- ence, 3-4, Rockhurst players, 1, German Club, 3-45 Glee Club, 1-3, President, 3, Varity Show, 2, In- tramural Football, 1-4, Intramural Basketball, 1- 4, Intramural Softball, 1-4, Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. JOHN HOWARD STEWARD Monroe, Michigan BSBA Accounting Intramural Football, 2, Intramural Basketball, 1 -4, Intramural Softball, 1-4, Deans Honor Roll, 1-3. -V 1 V 4....1..,.1f...,.-4. at4.1U.mai...aa-f...f.,,::-.1..-L Q, alll., TERRENCE LEE STANLEY Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting Spanish Club, 1, Intramural Foot- ball, 1, Intramural Basketball, l. KURT FRANCIS STROBACH St. Louis, Missouri AB Biology Student Council, 1-4, Treasurer, 3- 4 5 Student Senate, 1-45 Academy of Science, 3-4, Lab Assistant, 3-43 Senior Class President, Intramural Football, 1-4, Intramural Basket- ball, 1-4, Intramural Softball, 1-4, Deans Honor Roll, 2-3. JAMES CHRISTOPHER SPREHE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma AB English Philosophy Club, 1-4, Span- ish Club, 2, Tercel, 45 Variety Show, 4, Intramural Football, 2-4 5 Intramural Basketball, 1-4. JOHN EDWARD SULZEN Shawnee, Kansas BSBA Management . ., ...a..a., ,.A-,......ui-mn.. ,..-.s,.....sa - -' --41.1.-. f -.a,:s.s,,f,z 4-.-.af V -f ,....,,-.l, , . G CORIY Kansa BSBA Veter Footb ball, ALAIN Kansa BSBA Varsi Baske ball, yr Graduates HER lahoma -4, Span- rcel, 45 ntramural Itramural CORNELIUS JOHN SULLIVAN Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting Veterns' Club, 2-3, Intramural W. K :ZF ,Ns Ya E ,fi 2 'M ,f 1 Q , M twin' .Q 4 4, Football, 1-2, Intramural Basket- ball, l-2, Deans Honor Roll, 2-3. ALAN THOMAS SWITZER Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Accounting Varsity Bowling, 1-4, Intramural Basketball, 1-4, Intramural Soft- ball, 4, Deans Honor Roll, 3. Mayl interest you in our new 'lay away' plan? WILLIAM DONALD THATE ELMO OSBURNE TURNER Carrollton, Missouri Tucson, Arizona BSBA Management BS Education ,, ,, 4 f QL , M ,. STEPHEN LYLE TURNER Malibu, California BSBA Management Pep Club, 2, Gun Club, 3, Philosophy Club, 2, Veter- an's Club, 4, Economic s Club, 3, Young Democrats, 4, Spanish Club, 1, History Panel, 2, Rock, 2-4, Copy Editor, 2, Associate Editor, 3,4, Hawk, 3-4, Assistant Photography Editor, 3-4, Scriviners Medal, 4, Robert J, Maurer PhotographyA- ward, 4, B,S. Award, 1-4. EMMETT CLEVE WADE Kansas City, Missouri AB Economics Alpha Phi Omega, 1-4, Pledgemaster, 3, Social Chairman, 4, Intramural Basketball, 1, Intramural Softball, 1. LARRY ALLEN WATSON Kansas City, Missouri AB Psychology Alpha Delta Gamma, 1-4, Steward, 4, Philosophy Club, 3-4, Intramural Football, 1-3, Intramural Basketball, 1-35 Intramural Softball, 1-3, Dea.ns Honor Roll, 4. JOHN EDWARD WALENDY St. Charles, Missouri AB Mathematics Pickwick Club, 1, German Club, 4 S Lab Assistant, 35 Intramural Foot- ball, 1-4, Intramural Basketball, 1-43 Intramural Softball, 1-4, Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. DONALD GORDON WEGNER Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Management Varsity Bowling 2-4, Captain 2-3. JEROME DOUGLAS WATKINS Kansas City, Missouri AB Physics Hawk 3, Lab Assistant 4, Deans Honor Roll 1-4. KARL WILLIAM WEINKAUFF St. Louis, Missouri BSBA Accounting Student Senate 3, Gun Club 1-3, Rockhurst Players 1-3, Glee Club 1-3, Variety Show 2-4, Teclmical Director 4. 'CK MICHAEL PAUL WACHTER Pittsburg, Kansas AB Chemistry Academy of Science, 3-4, Lab Assistant, 2-4, Intra- mural Basketball, 1-4, Deans Honor Roll, 3-4. JOE P. ' Kansas 1 BSBA RA MOD LQHVGII' BSBA 7, , ,fry q,,1w71Qft'4Q,j Mtlft , ' 4 , If , 'it' - 2' ACHTER JOE P, WESTERVELT ze, 3-4, :Q Intra- .1 , 1-4g I-4. Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Industrial Relations 1 s . x ,Q , DENNIS B. WILLS RALPH LOUIS WITTNAUER DAVID ALLEN ZENTS Kansas City, Missouri Hecker, Illinois Kansas City, Missouri BSBA Management AB Biology AB Economics YOURS Democarats, 35 Pickwick Gun Club, 3, Lab Assistant, 4, Alpha DeltaGamma, 1-4, Young Club, 2 3 French Club, 1-2 5 Hawk, Deans Honor Roll, 1-4. Democrats, 4 5 Hawk, 45 Economics 2 5 Intramural Football, 2. Club, 3-4, Intramural Football, 1-2. Graduates RAMON PAUL ZIELINSK1 Leavenworth, Kansas BSBA Management MICHAEL JOHN ZUZENAK Webster Groves, Missouri AB English Student Senate, 3 5 Phi Kappa Delta, 2-4, President, 35 Philosophy Club, 3, Pre-Legal Club, 2, Debate, 2-4, Skinner Debate Award, 4, Beuhler Speech Award, 4, Intramural Foot- ball, l-3, Intramural Basketball, 1-45 Intramural Softball, 1-4. , ,.,' ., ..,,..,.....,...,, ....,f,..- f....,.....-.-11 ....,-f nvh. X.. . f-4 . A A n I X ,W e Y f 2 77292 iff f AW, 7 5 17,35 2 K f :Off 9,f'7,f',, 4, J f , y K Wf f ZW ff? X f 4'-fn ,,- ..,.,-.-....1-,- 611.1-A.-qv:-Q ff xw - ' f ' ...ff-U.,-1 mu 4rA...4k.4...-.1,k1..1...'2L.f. N.:-1-xf.,-..-.f:..Z:JyL4 ' 14.11-::P..EL1:.4-..z:.z.4.. .Lf..x:.i,45:.s1:.:-:.:.,-.1-La..'.i'.S. .-.y, .4 L::,.,.-.-.Qx....,.,- Y- . -,.. . . . , ... , s f ,NVE Q K. rv .Qi my X .X wif , L Q ,L Q Y ,ws W ,fllgt l 1 2 1 LJ' 1' f 1 V I, . .35 , f 4 r 6 331, 9 ,Q J 7 S, 1: f pl, exft, Q, 1' 4 , ' ,X 4, .5 :I if 1 ., A 'ffc - ff 'Q if Ei J 1 2 ff fi ' 2 , I v : 4 5 K Mud-slinging is a common occurence at the Rock. 1966 class History In a period of protests, marches and Lmrest among college students, the Rockhurst class of '66 did its share of protesting, marching, and fidgeting -- but on a different plane from that of much of the college fringe. Positive arguments supplemented protests for changes in administration stands on such issues as the cut system, retreats, and compulsory Mass, The Class of '66 marched, too. They marched to publicize the groundbreaking for the new Rockhurst libraryg they marched downtown three years to the N.A.I.A. national basketball tournament, cashing in Sophomore year for the championship and reaching the quarter finals in 1963 and 1966 for a composite 78-18 record in tournament years. The soccer team finished third nationally in 1964 -- its first inter- collegiate season -- while the basketball team was in a rebuilding season. And, of course, Rockhurst's class of- '66 was restless, mixing play and studies and extracurriculars. After surviving thwacks of underclassmen for two weeks and shedding beanles,name tags and big brothers, the class of '66 responsed with a successful dance, Christmas at a Swiss Chalet. Jim Stacey was elected 120 the first of his two class presidencies preceding his year as Student Senate president ln 1964-65. The class also witnessed the birthof big-name entertainment fthe Surfriders and the New Christy Minstrelsl and the rebirth of drama t Six Characters in Search of an Author and Little Mary Sunshine b at Rockhurst in its freshman year. 1 f ,aa f a f ' f 2' ? Z jf A ,f ,L 2 fi' f f Z! X f '97 , M ,W Oh no, I think I just hurt something! '2 is '4:w,QzfsEg'xb,Q,m The sophomore year was greeted by the success- ful return of Christies and the class-sponsored dance, The Agony and the Ecstacy. Bob Maurer and Al Banfield assumed duties as editors of the Rock and the Hawk, respectively. But, there were pitfalls as the Senate failed financially in a concert with the Notre Dame glee club. After listening to the soothing violins ofthe Warren Durrett orchestra during the 1965 homecoming, the class unwound in its junior year offering the Rockhurst- strengthened Roadrlmners at the spring dance, ...A Go-Go. Tom Aziere joined Banfield at the helm of the Hawk and Chuck Koob became editor of the Tercel. Joe Rebman led the class of '66 into its senior year as president of the Student Council, while Kurt Strobach held the reins of the class. After much haggling, the Night Hawk Club opened. Fraternities became the vogue at Rockhurst as Sigma Phi Delta was initiated as a chapter of Tau How is your grip-safe? Kappa Epsilon with Stacey as president. Sigma Upsilon Zeta gained acceptance as a local chapter. Their prowess in the scholastic realm was sub- stantiated as 28 members of the class of '66 merited scholarships and fellowships to graduates schools. After four years at Rockhurst you would do the same thing. l Remember, you can't be fit as a Fiddle if you're tight as a drum. , ' aff flh - I. wg 1 Qi n , Q :wff , .A ' 4 rvwc x fwm X ., M2357 f Wf ss f 'V - 4 X A fs! Q V , ,,,, ' QM Wwfwsipxxi H l sm 5 at ,f I I K XXXQ Q-J l B , fl' mn-an-pf ff M' 2 , Q 1 -N ' , f , , M , ff f -f'-,ffm f - -S' f .6 f Y ww qv 4 UN ERCLASS , , - 11 , L,y,fXii4 1 , ,fffxq .-ff? 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SOPVHOMORES Cleft- rightj Tim Carmody, Mike James Ehret, Jack Anastasi, John Diestelkamp. Q I ny N ' i ,J k, as V X X- , X Y gf , 0--' A oe,-,, ' xv X v - , ,X Sophomores if R UYMW Adq 'N Q K Qc W , 3' N sf. fo A WX, F, ' 1 N .J use SOPHO Jerry S X fi 2 i ,.,,N,e Q Hwang...- - .wa wwmweri. -, 5 V .- .Mews 4 , if s E I 5 J f 1 , ' E ! r w I r I i ' l F 2 3 r I 1 I I V , QW ff 'Q 'j Z Q. s, fx, J R 'QQ' 000 bfofaf -.,..,k..ff,,w W-4,..,,... 'VV' 'ou Wo? X 43 x 1 ix Wx, Xxgi X 1 xxq Q PYQY R5 Q Z 3 5 Q Zfvsf 5 :GK-.vww A MQ .a w , pjih ' -3 eu N Rlchard Olson, Tom Joseph, Sophomores SOPHOMORES Cleft r1ghtD Mlke Fr1ck Edd Jenmngs Tom Burns, Rome Hencel, B111 Flavm, Greg Klapp. Qqfx I 1 3 ,1 1 4 w, X. 1 , 1 w 1 W , f , V C , 4 1 'I la I S 5 Q I u 1 , 1 y , 6 1 5 5 f 2 2 5 4 ,if --+L, ' ' ff Q 'f glam:--V3 Q' X 'r 735' ,zzwvwfm -me-nah fc ,. WW-t ,,- W4 rkrr ffffwfzzf A I V H , ,, ,,, .-,, 4 Y ,,,,, M I A thi, W.. ,,,, ,,,, :.:g,,4,,,, ,:, ,,,,,. 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'wsww 51514 ,Q , 4 1. fy! Wk- f f flitgm I ,W ,EMI ,. , f , ,Ji ,Ah , I Z' ing, ,, ,,g74,f,.x X xy: J 'md -. 6. , ,7 ,ff 'M .mf 47-wg' '7!W ffl ? f JW? Very Reverend Maurice E, Van Ackeren, S,J. President. M. ?. nf ff' ' , we 'tt - Y 1 .fi -. fri' Sv:-Q. mi wx -...Xxx J' X Q 'X ' x xx 1 S X 1 ,1 X i JA 1 Mr M aims g ,M J 3 1? ' f X 3 , ,Qi fi I Q 5 1 1 i ? M Hflii 32 lm: Q' Qi ? Qi. ey 2 l'i 'x .N 4' ,fn 1 WW , X1 I ,1-q,1.: 7 1 , 1 W an-0 f 2 A 1 1 1 1' I Z1 1 11 , L' 1 -ff 7 bw! P 'f ' f 1 1' nw 0' 1, J 1 3 ,,,, , 1 2 V 1 1 flfiw .5 .1-...L L..-ns.nsua.f,.,. L -Q-n ' has Administration Geft-rightj Bill Pickett, Assistant Director of Admissions, Mr. P, Earl Riney, Director Director of Admissions, Fr. Stanley Kalamaja, S.J. of Placement. Administration Cleft rightj Fr Hugh Owens, SJ President, Mr William F Bartholome, Director of Director of Alumni, Mr Maurice McNel11s Director Public Relations and Development, Mr Paul Mooney, of Finance, Mr James H Bucholz Assistant to the Director of Public Information S X Q F' ,,.. 4 1 F ! Q ,I i. if Q: E. 1 s w 1 P 1 4 f 42 ii I E? i 5 , , 4 I v 5 1 I E I .,.- --...P .,.:-..-. .:. H...-.. U. .W W .,..,..,,,,...-A -..-11n'y:, -- -H ' - H ' ' A , nj ,:,,...F,-,A- Y - A ---V ...Y Q 4' f 1 49 2 fi: y iw k .'f'1 x X4 , ww iff? Af- , '+R x , f 4 N' ' , N . 1 1 . .f , fnwg' uf V ff, , 4 . . W- 1 .- 1. ,.4 ,,.. SQ-n..,.2f4,,:4. ..:Mf.111fA...a.-..',.Q.Lu.11.'L.,L.L,..L',-:.yw.f..g..1A-1115 i.'f.-.'-,.t.-QQ, -..Q,Q,-......'i -Q.x..-.4.,,,y-,,,,fH,'U ,-gf, W! 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Frank B, Higgins, Philosophy Dr. Samual Kennedy, Philosophy 'f org X y M if W i W Q. ff . 4 X X Division of Philosophy and Theology Fr. William L. Rossner, S,J., Philosophy Fr. Charles A. Nash, S.J., Theology ' 'IV I, I. I I III I .I I I, I, I - I I I I I -! I I I I 3 I ,I II Ii I. I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I fl I I I I ,I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. Philosophy and Theology Fr. Carl A. Denne, S.J., Philosophy-Theology Fr. Joseph Freeman, S.J., Philosophy-Theology s E w Fr. Maurice R, Holloway, S.J., Philosophy-Theology N Mr, Henry A, Fgley, Theglogy I 94 25 ,4 no, 9 SJ? xi f 1 Q-.Q ffffw K , 1 fp f Z, 47' f f l 1 ,4 Q 5 L Q Wee X.. 7' SE' I 4' Lf gg f , ,, 4 4 il . E 5 1 - Ni Dlvlsion of atural Science and athernatics L. , J 37 Dr. Oscar Wmght, Chermstry X y an Mr. Erwin E, Klaas, Biology Fr. John G, Valenta, S.J., Chemistry IH HI I!! lil was ' 542 Dr. Cfmrleb IN. 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'X' .nm W fy. ,435 inf, :f ff wi' 1112 :gf X i1Z 7',.ff. jf ,Q E V . 31 7 - 1 '4 Y-XV! f if 'Q ' ff, , f , 1 .USN wwf n fo is nm , x ,ull 1 My, K, s f.. f su . Elvin ' an ' :V X' X. n 1 Ji' ., ..-J .A ,, 'lv Wqw, , i b, ' Qiv E --ff Z 4 as X4 f f 5 , X V X lwfn, 1, ,X 7 , ,gym 1 ff . 4' ffm- ff cg 'X A 4x7 W cf W Y f 4' gf ,fl 3 'ef AZ ,f M WZ, -, , my Q:- , 27 'W 02,4 12 1 wx X V ,X f,kW M 3, s N A7 X ..f W' , , 2' ff 0,4 N 4'i1f SMCVX XWSW ' X fb , Q- ,w sf 54 94307-7 , ji X ,, -,.xf..f X 417 fw -Ufwif ,anzigv .741 '-ramp-fn--rw Q 3 W7 W f mi! X-,W , 7.5, : ..L.,,,.. xx ..., .. . ., A, Yr,- -3.-, ,,.,, .Ml 5 lit 1' LL tx S, , 1 m - .1 K s x. qi A A, Ja 108 'he' Student Council Cleft-rightj Mike Reecht, Rusty Scholtes, Mike Murphy, Pete Imbs, Jack McGuiga.n, Joe Rebman, Kurt Strobach, Mike Frick, Jim Wirken, Bill Campbell. Student Council This year the Student Council questioned more and more its proper sphere and scope of activity and responsibility. While managing campus events, pro- blems, and progress, it also began to expand its influence in spheres outside of the school. Questions of a more universal nature, such as civil rights and community service, were given more consideration than they have traditionally received. Of significance was the active role the Council played in the birth of a student leader group in the Kansas City Regional Council of Higher Education, and its participation in Students for Community Service. And again in its growing spirit of expanding interests and becoming involved in communal efforts, the Student Council was instrumental in the formation of the Jesuit Student Body Presidents conference. On the campus level, significant accomplishments were realized. The activity schedule of Freshman Initiation was re-directed to emphasize the goals of bettering the school and making freshman become a part of the school's growth and spirit. Also, a new atmosphere of cooperation among students, faculty, and administration was fostered by joint meetings of the Colmcil with the administration and faculty, and close work with the faculty in the development and planning of the new Course Evaluation program. This new Course Evaluation program was an improvement over its incipient stage in that the faculty became an active participant in its planning and itwas designed for IBM processing. The Council proposed a change in the Constitution which will increase the number of Student Council members to include not only the presidents of each class but class vice-presidents and secretary-- treasurers as well. , 1 If lv in 4 A W 2 yy N K w S i i. 'r i i i ! s it I Q! fi g! U 1 W N U N il N H i ll I I E il 3? 1 I i Q. E r l 4 ,Ll v2f'1fM4+74 i M Om , ff f ,YW f ' ' A X -f 5, 1 ., , ,,' ,, f gi n 2 W 1 f 7 i fa ' ' . 1' 1 , apt, f I zwzvga, 1 ffl X fl 442 X f , 9 , 95,1 W n ff X Q ff V 7 , I AZ an 57 1 ff f Q Wa f a , 9 x ff f 9 xW H f ,, ,V ,M ,..., 114,-,Me WA f, X W The opening of the 'Night Hawk' highlighted the senate year. Student Senate Cleft-rightb Pat Sharon, Rusty Scholtes, Mike Mullens, Mike Frick, Jim Griffin, Bill Boos, Chuck Koob, Bob Conry, Ron Sandstrom, A1 Banfield, Ron Goellner, Tom Aziere, Maurer. Butch Geringer, Larry Palmer, Jim Wirken, Paul Smith, Bill ZS gk 3 ,,, M 'im' ' iff ' f A . V4 ,WW A-W' -...ik i 1 l Q,-, ,Mm-,.,r:. Rs , .A 'Hluw...e,,,N,.,, Student Senate The Senate highlighted its first semester with more bulletin boards for the campus, a successful carnival and an innovation for the Mid-Continent debate tournament. As the social arm of the Council, however, the Senate planned little entertainment for the school year other than mixers. Mixers on the whole were better than in past years, primarily because bands were hired for most of them. Big name entertainment was considered but no feasible method of financing it could be found until the second semester. In the end only expenses could be made off the New Society concert. The Student Senate spent most of the year dis- cussing a student night club, the Nite Hawk, which opened at the end of the year with not much success. If the Nite Hawk does succeed in the future, then the work of this year's Senate will not have been in vain. The club was a good idea, and though the few crowds that it did serve were not large, they did enjoy themselves. A complete evaluation of this year's Senate will have to made in the future, ....... -.-.................,..-ui-,.V.,.Y- .. , ,,,, ,,. ..-.,,.,..-.,i...v.....--,.........-4, . ,. . 112 Damn machine. ., rw, Hi, Knick. The Hawk An All-Catholic rating by the Catholic Press association got The Hawk off to another good year, as the paper was judged excellent over all. The survey showed The Hawk scored high as a leader of Catholic action since the staff recognized an integration of religion with other school activities. The Hawk tried to emphasize school government more, hoping to present to the students the importance of a student-ran campus, The role of the campus in the community also received thorough coverage, as the newspaper delved into the role of student government in both national and moral issues. The Hawk took a critical view of the Student Council's decision not to take a stand on the Civil Right's issue, raised when a Rockhurst student was ordered out of a local barber- shop. Meetings of the Council with the administration were also challenged when the meetings did not seem to accomplish anything. A proposed student court, the questioning of academic freedom, and a suggestion for more controversial topics in campus lecture pro- grams were all discussed in The Hawk, For its outstanding editorial policy the paper re- ceived a First Class rating from the Associated Collegiate press, a critical service which rates college newspapers. The A.C.P. reviewer said The Hawk was a solid paper with editorial strength, and added, Your editorials are the paper's strength --thoughtful and mature, well-written. A new and fresh look was given to the editorial page with the addition of editorial cartoons from the hand of John Abbick. The A.C.P. cited them for special recognition as being well drawn and thoughtful. 5 2 i 'Au ,lj S , ,ff A ' ag ft. 415' Qt. .--1'-ft- ' g: wn. N , f L. 4 A I r 1 l L' 1 i 1 1 . V 3 -:X , , P 'V 4 - V .V .ff X. , 3 - uf- .ae .-.git-.J.-.fi .' ' .aaa .zest za..1.:u.41.f.1f:,.qL..:..i,..Lu4u...xa314424. gaQ,u LzLgm4dgme ne.:...4,.4..,,,g,-.Q .xl-.:...,.ug.--. ,.-mat,-,g.-..-,. .- ,.. ...- , :em the tion ro- re- xted ,ege was 'our and rial the cial r ,Mt Hawk Cleft nghtl Bob Maurer, N1ck H11ger, Joe Balcer, M1ke Butt, Ed McKee, A1Ba.nf1e1d, J1m Armbruster, Gary Halher, Jack Flanagan, Jack McGu1gan, Larry Mason x dx Y-if - Q ,, , ui 5 xi-fy,Q 37N syq f x J' .-fag Sta Q X N - . X. is xx x 'Q A'X 'Pi 5 X QA' -x 1 , . N -Rf: K-5,5 NM K FF' 'iw ' .Nic X .- f Q3 ., Q wr, 1 'jf SN A . 4' . fflifg -f.- 'M , QQ? ' t . fp ,S Xlyx ,s 4,54 , if . -9? 35 su' X , wel ' , f ,A WU 7, , 'K rk ' ,NX x W-4 , v f , , . ,, 6, f X, yr f, 4 V 11. ,f 1 ,P X jg 4 , ' K X, J. f, s Q Q 1 , A. gg if Q , 13 K Q X lb-f .1 ,B -. , , A - mmf? A '-ff Q 5 ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, , ,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,....,,,, ,,,.,...,......,...,..........0--.-ff-1-.-f---A'---1---ff--fe----f-f- 'f 7 4' A , .A., , , ,, ,, , . X 1' I v ff I 4 4 Q ,,,,.,,,,f.Y', - w7,yfy,, ,W Wi., W as 116 'Ama V 4 f f TERCEL Cleft- rightj John Lane, Gary Schilmoeller, B ob Mike Robinson, Joseph Ziegler, Mike Renner, Dave La Metterey, Springer, Dennis Banning, Mike Britt, Rich Harden, Jim Flynn, Bob Crossley Con tablej. The Tercel Growth and experimentation marked the most successful year in the history of Tercel, the campus magazine. A record staff of nineteen critics, including for the first time four freshmen, piloted 44 student manuscripts into print in the Winter and Spring editions. Tercel awards, cash prizes for the best published work in fiction, non-fiction, and poetry, were re-insti- tuted after a three-year lapse. A faculty judging committee voted the 1965-66 awards to Jim Randall, Chuck Koob and Bob Mahon. Randa11's short story Chicken Cotton also merited first place in the annual Intercollegiate Young Writers' contest. Under the imaginative and witty leadership of moderator Mrs. Dorothy Wright, Tercel gave its Sedwick office a complete facelifting, The redecorated room is furnished with a staff library, art supplies, and an array of drawing boards and T-squares for the hectic nights of paste-up and assembly, A striking and popular innovation was the use of photography both in cover design and interior in the Spring issue. Perhaps even more popular was the new reduced student rate for Tercel and a corresponding doubling of circulation among Rockhurst readers. Hi there, I'm your friendly editor, Bob Crossley - - - ' '-f --1 4-' 474.1-.3 1,1 -L. ,:-4-x ' ' . .-4...:e .F :af --'-Li..,..1.5c4,qnz,iJL1:.' 14.2- fir ' - '- f - ' Y.3.xsf.auJQ- ' ' ' :mu-il lQQ:...g.:r.,Q.'.'.z4 ..-. .M , .-. ' - ,Z . .:,- ., . , 7 g ,,,M, Y , h H ,Y Highlights of the year for the Rockhurst group S fy: ssley, .atfx Mr' ,1'r ,S jf '11 People to People Cleft- rightb Kasio Mida, Esteban Pangelinan, Barry Hagan, Charles Chan, Mariano Willy Carlos, David O. Figueroa, Greg Kilmete, Manuel Sablan. People lo People The rebirth of an old organization under a new Q . S ilw .J A-A+ ,. J, , 3 Mo A ' My 1 . 1 fi-If xx: . ifaq I SH ia name can best sum up the story of People-to-People on the Rockhurst campus during the 1965-66 school year. After a year's absence from the Rock an organ- ization similar to People-to-lieople came into being -under the direction of Rev. Frank Higgins, S.J. This group operated under the guidllnes of the National Associatlon for Foreign Student Affairs. Its purpose was to help the foreign student adapt to living in a United States community and probably just as important, to help the community adapt to the was a NAFSA district meeting held at Rockhurst. Admissions officers, professors and colmcilors from Missouri colleges and universities attended the two bday affair. Shaking the home-continent image seemed to be the major problem of foreign students. Some people cannot think of an African without a lion or 'an Indian without an elephant, one speaker said. Most participants agreed that just getting most Americans to realize that there are other civilized continents is a problem. student. X W W 'aj W -Wi aff 7 aff K 'f Q7 ,W mx, f, ff n . V ,, , t C A 1' 1 sf, if ff 4, CW? f it 1 ,V 'Q atvv t , yn an W 'Wig,,f my fi f at fl ,fn f at I V Qfvyw f ,W,a,f-My, f f ,ff 62115 fi ,af 4 5 ,WW 4, , V . , 1 ' ' 'fy Q crgaffh 4., -W e My kgwggffa . f ,, ., Q ,W ,..-.,...-.....-..f.,..,.1...v....+---.-,-r-- - Y. f--- - ' ' I ! -'xxx 1 .Af l w fa, A 9 Nw fu 'Vg .Y i ' A M-, ics Club Cleft Flghfp M1ke Conry, Tom Aziere Mike Moore, Ph11H1ge1, John Battershall, A1G0oden0ugh, Dr. Bryce Jones. Economics Club The Rockhurst campus this year saw the second successful year of the Economics Club. The club, which is intended for economics majors only, was revived last year under the direction of Dr. Bryce Jones. Meetings were centered around discussions of various articles and books that pertained to the economy or to society in general. First the book or article was reviewed by one' member of the club, Thena discussion would follow. These books and articles brought up many interesting problems and objections not only to the book or article itself but to society in general. The idea for a club of this sort came from Dr. Jones who joined the Rockhurst Economics Department last year, Dr, Jones had been moderator of such a club before coming to Rockhurst. 34 32 - ' -I - -9........:uL.xi:.s::.:.:,:,h...'..LL--Qy.:.4-1::.,Q.4.--le----, Y.-, . .-,-..- .V . . . , H. H , ,. Young Democrats Student political activity on the Rockhurst cam- pus was heated in a non-election year, suggesting that campus political clubs were preparing for increased activity in the pending congressional elections. The Rockhurst Young Democrats assumed a significant place among colleges of the state. This was due almost entirely to the initiative of Clifford Alexander, Lmder whose leadership the club gained a considerable membership. The climax of the year was the participation of seven Young Democrats in the Missouri Inter- collegiate State legislature in Jefferson City. This is a completely student-run state government which is an invaluable experience in the operation of our political system. Young Democrats Cleft-rightb Carl La Sala, Tony Carrollo Gene Pmkelmann George Owens J1m Fann Butch Germger Ji f , 'ZX' .,Q,, g Q , r sr fi ep . Un t 1 2-rw' H-el' ff.. ,, so K 1- '-' .4..aK.- --ar -JN' ' . W .. '-v'lfN4i , VV?-idk ww . 'ff b eg fa- -1-45-vf Sodality Cleft-rightj Mr. Dehne, Sam Hutton, Larry Padberg, Fr. Valenta, John Emo, John Wesselman, James Dailey, Mike Collier, Steve Dunne, George Commenator, Jim Wohlgemuth, Sodalily As the ideals of the Sodality separated from the timidity brought about by a legalistic approach to the Church, a new type of active Christian organization, moving through a continued phase of reevaluation, presented itself to the Rockhurst campus. The Rockhurst Sodality, an enthusiastic group of Rockhurst men, has become the organization its name signifies. A sense of fellowship among the members evolved this year, as well as unity,due to projects like the movie program, and song fests with the rest of the student body. Off campus, too, the influence of the Sodality was felt, as members promoted interest in poverty programs throughout the Kansas City area. Participa- tion in the student tutorial program and individual efforts benefiting the underprivileged developed even more in the past year. In the city, also, the Sodality has bettered inter-student communications with active organizations at -various schools. The members look to even better means of applying Christianity tocollege life. George Snow, Paul Smith, Barry Hogan, Jim Minges, Paul Hobelman, Larry Mason, Pete Grotzinger, CfrontD Frank Jaramilla, James Grady, Ron Goellner. X, , ft, 'i f ' rf , x,'i Ai WLS., :yy 1 ,ff W 1 aw' ' H 1'i A ,V A ' ii L w: '.:. ,,,. f. f,.. QQ,fffff,f..fff,f,f.Qff A',, fffflf t I ' J ,,-,-,,e.a. - A , I I I , I mf l nf '75-D RN .K x , ,a .dz It f Philosophy Club Cleft-rightb Fr. Daues, Don Mulik, Paul Keenan, Frater Kevin Keane, Frater James Griffin, Fr. Riley, Philosophy Club In its second year under the direction of Rev. Maurice R, Holloway, S.J., the Philosophy club pre- sented an outstanding series of guest speakers, includ- ing Father Holloway, Professor Joseph Myers of Park College, Rev. Vincent Daues, S.J., Rev. William Rossner, S.J., and Hans Uffelmann of the University of Missouri at Kansas City. These meetings, under the chairmanship of Clifford Alexander, President, provided Philosophy students with an opportunity for expanding their philosophical hori- zons, and, in addition, brought a large number of visitors to the Rockhurst campus, Students from thirteen other colleges and universities were invited to attend each of the meetings. Under the direction of Mr, Robert VandenBurgt, the Philosophy Journal Club encouraged students of philosophy to read articles in various philosophical journals. Each month, a philosophy student was asked to prepare a precis of the article selected for dis- cussion, and to present his paper to the group. Follow- ing his presentation, an 'informal discussion of the article took place, Lmder the chairmanship of Paul Keenan, Journal Club President. Articles were selected from such journals as Cross Currents, Philosophy Today, and The University of Toronto Quarterly. 'rigid iff-A ,,.. ,MW J, ,X In f -xg ss- t H ,f K .An A. George Commenator, Jim McGrath, Frater Raymond Townley, Charles Chan. CBehind Carb Fr. Holloway, Cliff Alexander. i 1 l 1 I i N r w w 4 I .aa-3.4,gx 121 129 f ,V 'IM' Q , W ff nf f Qin! , ,, , ,K , X ? f f -li f I, , 4 ,,f, V ff ff 1, f' ,W ,,i.,,f,,, Y , ' ,W fyfyf - Wyfsv,',ff-X17 K X, 7, V,fgff7f f,ZfZ,ifg,i , , ' , ' f VJ ji I f , 4 on ,f ., ' jf ,, , , f ,, 'lf ,, if fw v lf 7 ' ,ff f ' W ,W , ,, ,, , ,l - . , A L -A,.. ,. MX R ,.5,A,! ,, , W v ' ' , , 4 ,HIM fig. ,l VU 4' f , is I W My I I V, f ,.., , .WUZ ,f ,' f, f' , Y , l , T , ,W Q' 2 ' + f ,K f ,' , , H fn ,f ff ,ff , f . ff V I ' 5, ffyfxay ,ZX , M V ' ,, f I , ff :,h,if,Qf ,-,gy ,,, , - . , ' 1 ff ff Pre-Legal Club Cleft-rightb Jerry Hoy, Gene Pinkelmann, Dan Tobben, Mike Mullen, Clif Alexander, Bill Boos, George Owens. 122 ,M-sq, Pre-Legal Club During the 1965-66 school year, the St. Thomas More Pre-Legal society concentrated in the legal profession. The highpoint of the year's activities was an informal discussion with John W. Oliver, federal district judge, who has also served as a state bar examiner. Judge Oliver answered questions not only about the bar examination but also about academic curriculum that would best prepare a student for law school and the eventual bar exams. Toward the end of the school term the group discussed the possibilities of obtaining a chapter of a national pre-legal fraternity. Such a charter would provide the means for making the club a more closely united group. 9 , in 'TWU Q ma, 74244 f 0 . 1 Cz- N i Q mam :lv- ,XM R an v 7 U '-V6 au: WQYQ OO' M Q 4 iv-wQnQf4l Alpha Phu Omega Alpha Phi Omega, National Service Fraternity, marked its twenty-fifth year of service to campus and community with active participation in various projects and programs in many different fields. From the beginning of Freshman Orientation to commence- ment, men of Gamma XI chapter were involved in projects ranging from ushering at basketball games and other campus events to providing first aid service when needed. During the final month of school, the fraternity assisted in the fingerprinting of students taking the College Qualification Test of the Selective Service System. The annual Ugly Man contest was won by sopho- more Jim Minges. Proceeds from the contest were donated to the missions, Advisory memberships in APO were granted to Dr. James F. Ragan and Mr. William L. Tolorfein spring initiation ceremonies, Alpha Phi Omega Cleft-rightJ,Jim Wehn, David Mathews, Ed Bodenstemer Neil Brown, Tom Penmngton, George Pat Saviano, Ed Mu11k, Pete Redlich, Ken Bechtold, Larry Commenator Fred DeFeo Barry Hagen Larry Palmer Mason Mike Kelly, Charles Chan, Jim O'Bryan, John Stuart, Mariano Carlos Mr Talone P I 1 E 1 4 v K I 1 I i 5 r 7 1 i f ' ' -'fw I 5 F.. K 27 H l I , me A 7' 7 if f, ff fsifff 1 , W!!! N pg 'W ,,g,zlV'ff X 'ak ', X 1 in 'r .jx X A ., I i 3. f-,H. , - ,WMS ,sv f if ' f Mfgf it Ht T w - aaef' Tfwym f it -,I x f+1W!HQR wtf N. .X y f f TQDb3:: af ' X 'Nsixxe A X ' ,- f' ' W X 14 , ,f X 1 ' Ari X! ' ., ,- .. ,. f , ,X 3, x J ',,! I J i X 2 m I I Q 3 K X I S . ' T' 1 ' , 7 -5. V 'V - f ' j Q ,. ' V , , , Ma ...au 1 V I f f ' 1 , 1 4 Jr X A, f w , Y ix ' '14 1 X .4 ,. - f, A. f X f .ff 4 4,7 N X., , -ey? xi 1 I - - X , f I 5-' i ' 1.1 ' Y fv f 1 7 . , ,.f-I- M W V- fu If--Llmf X ,-we ., 'I ' ,- - ,N . ,LZ ' , Q' ' Q . 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X Sigma Upsilon Zeta CLeft to Right Seatedj Jerry Anselmo, Jim McNary, Jim McCabe, Ted Sack, Ray Hill, CLeft-right standingj Jim O'Hagan, Mark Donahue, Pat Hughes, John McConnell, Jim Farrell, John Foley, Dave Whitaker, Nick Couse, Tim Kennedy, Norm Thomas, Pete Imbs, Lee Schuster. Sigma Upsilon Zeta New to the Rockhurst fraternity scene in the '65 - '66 school year was Sigma Upsilon Zeta, an associate chapter of the national social fraternity Sigma Tau Gamma. Sigma Upsilon Zeta evolved from the Suzzers, an intramural organization organized in Sep- tember, 1963. The Suzzers gained recognition by be- coming the first intramural freshman basketball team to take the school championship, a feat they have repeated three times in succession. Primarily a social and athletic fraternity, SUZ conducted all intramural activity at Rockhurst, and joined Alpha Delta Gamma and Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternities in the formation of the Rockhurst Inter- Fraternity council. Inthe community SUZ was influential in various charitable activities including the formation and promotion of athletics at Cathedral grammar school. Replacing Mr. Larry G. Ehrlich as moderator was Mr. Keith Sternberg in May of 1966, 130 Y aa - , , -. - -M., pp. -.. .......NX,.,-... . , , , . . ?,,,, H K . .V .' , V ' L - ' Y , . '1- 'fl-T ki-' f y 1.,,.-.-...fu m -..a.a.,..-A.....-. YU.-.' M... .-.- an B5 . 959 ,Q my ,EL ap 'U S Y l - ,..n.i1.k Af ' LV Q 2. f I f Si X 1 ...-.--,4-u W-Q QXVfN N. 4' Mx liek X X ' +G, x,tv,,f ,xy-yy., A. ff , x .H 1, , 5 1.- Q5 1 I ,Q ' , fam ' VX. , Q11 . 4, Cheerleaders Cleft- rightj Mary Lee Kivit, Pat Jones, Mary Kay Conry, Dian Goerling. J! Pep Club The highlight of the Pepclub year was the election of cheerleaders, adding that characteristic feminine touch to sporting events. The cheerleaders again succeeded in finding cheers that the fans couldn't follow, but the ones that could be followed were good, and received the noisy bacldng of all those present. Support and enthusiasm marked this .years squad in their loyal attendance at the Hawk's many encotmters, The entertaining acrobatics of the girls and typical vociferousness of the men at the Rock, made this year a loud one for Mason-Halpin fieldhouse. -fin, 4 , ,, wffwmiwf, ,ax 'Q ,ah My 133 f ?S! W A 'I f f Mx 44 3 , f -W 5- WJ MX A f sf S Q x W 4 Qi V X055 if il' AJ ,N ,Z L K wa , Si XLT' , 19 - ,fx Xwglki TWA? Nwakgwf x VQXQ4 V I X gf' ,fx ,. N, 3 S bw W Vfzfv 'W an gg ,F M 1 ,X WX-X Q f ,. vi K Nfl Q -as X ' -V, -,-: -f, T- 1,-.--1 gf-f,,f,5 4 - f f ,Wy f My ,ffl-.. X, .,w..., 1 if f ' V-W W, WW gf, ,Q TY f N4 ff f 5 Wf W, Q V sl aff? iw, . yf Z. ,,. wfg? 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' , , y ' ., A .4 1, , , Ulm f f SOCGBI' Soccer at Rockhurst made great strides this year in that it increased in popularity and came to be recognized even more as a full fledged varsity sport. This was probably due not only to the natural excitement of the game but also to its general growing popularity, More people in the area than ever before were curious about how soccer was going at the Rock. Of course increased understanding of the rules of the game made it more interesting thereby helping it acquire a larger- following, My Kee Notes was responsible for letting the average student in on those all-important fundamentals, as Ed McKee devoted one of his popular columns to explaining the game. Adding to the interest was the general feeling that this would be a championship-team-year at the Rock, since the kickers had come so close the year before. Even though the national title did elude the team, interest was sustained throughout the year making the season seem short indeed. A new one-time innovation was the night match against St. Benedict's college at the end of the season, The excitement of a playoff game linked with the crisp night air of O'Hara stadium brought back many memories of old football days. That certain I don't care how cold it is feeling permeated the stadium giving athletic life at the Rock that football feeling for the first time in quite a while. Rockhurst has been having its growing pains but the future looks bright if the present trends continue. The possibility of more night matches and a wider knowledge of the fundamentals can only help to increase the popularity of the sport, That ever present gap between the beginning of school and basketball season is slowly closing and soon Rockhurst will have its own schedule of fall sports, just as exciting and just as enthusiastically supported as any of the football teams at area colleges. The Rockhurst soccer team of 1965 opened its hopeful championship season in early October with an upset loss at the hands of Tabor college, 2-1. After the Hawk kickers had broken on top on Mike Morrell's first period penalty kick, Tabor tied the game in the second quarter. The third quarter was scoreless, but midway through the last period a penalty kick gave Tabor the lead and the victory. The decision was later reversed and given to Rockhurst by forfeit because Tabor used an ineligible player. 157 The Hawks first victory of the season was at Park, 6-1. Goals were scored by Frank Lipski 431, Randy Galt, Geoff Melchior and Mike Morrell. But in their first home game of the season, the Hawks dropped a 3-2 decision to St. Benedict's. The Ravens drew first blood, but Rockhurst quickly bounced back as Melchior scored on a pass from Lipski. As the second period neared an end, the Ravens scored on a penalty kick and an outside shot to lead, 3-1, and although Galt tightened the game with a third period goal, the Hawks were lmable to turn the threat into victory. In the second meeting of the traditional rivals a week later, Rockhurst returned to the winning ways. At the same time the Hawks spoiled St. Benedict's perfect record by downing their Atchison hosts, 2-1. Goals were scored by Galt and Freshman, Mike Tucker, That same week, Rockhurst went into two overtimes , but couldn't break a 1-1 tie with pesky Tabor college. The Hawk goal was scoredon ahead shot by Randy Galt. Two days later undefeated Quincy college visited Kansas City, but left defeated as the Hawk klckers beat them, 3-2. Lipski scored twice for Rockhurst, with Melchior adding a third score. This was the beginning of Rockhurst's five game winning streak. ' The Rock crushed Park college, 8-0 in its next game, which was the high total for the season. Freshman Mike Riley scored three times for the kickers.Two days later the boosters downed Ottawa university, 3-1. Lipski led in the scoring with two goals as Galt scored one. After downing Ottawa for a second time, 7-2, the Hawks won a berth in the Quincy playoffs by blanklng St. Benedict's 4-0 at O'Hara stadium. Senior Galt led the Rock with a pair of goals. In the semi-finals of the Quincy play-offs, Earlham college fInd.j defeated Rockhurst, 1-0. The klckers closed their 9-2-1 season at Quincy on November 20, by beating Berea college fKy.l. Sophomore Lipski booted the winning goal with 45 seconds to play in the third sudden-death overtime period, I V Xxx M Xx 5 'fr' S v -fi L,, 1 ' Safe? 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' ff --- f W 'Www W, 465' -Q ' was 63 i.-,,, J, ,r , , , , 1 J ,X 2 ,..W,,,M 4, X ,, , , , , , k V ggi f f ' 1 4 5 'QM til' I 'WM , M. ,Y Q Q Q 'f f ya .1 , Q Af as , , Q, , , V Y was Baseball Cleft-rightl Gary Kloster, Emil Samborski, Ed Senechal, Greg Nitschke, Joe McCabe, Ray Hill, Greg Merz, George Ellis, Frank Sarcone, Keith Sternberg, Mike Deslvlarteau, Dave Parrack, John Sparks, Jim Sarcone, George Brosnahan, Tim Duffy, Joe McLiney, Mike Conway, George Baseball -'Even your best friends won't tell you. aw 5 . ual., ,fh- ,wr ia- psf if I rr 4 4.1 wa Kopp . Rockhurst college baseball fans had little to cheer about during the 1966 season as the Hawks, after an auspicious debut, went into a prolonged nosedive and finished the season with a 6-18-1 mark, Fifteen of the 22 members of the Rockhurst team were freshmen and the Hawks' inexperience became pain- fully evident as the season progressed. Less than half of the opposition's runs were earned and failure to hit with men on base marked many defeats. K Not that the season was without thrills. The pitching of Jim Sarcone and George Ellis, a Rockhurst triple play, and the late-season fence-busting of George Kopp caused ripples of excitement from time to time but victories far too scarce and too often the good was obscured bya muddle of miscues, Jim Sarcone got the Hawks off on the right foot, April 1, by pitching a 1-hit shutout against Pittsburg State. But Rockhurst gave an indication of things to come when it lost the second game of the double-header, 8-4. The Hawks still showed signs of promise in their second double-header. They lost the opener, 4-3, to Drury despite Joe Fahey's 14 strikeouts, but won the second contest, 6-2, over Evangel. Ellis pitched a 3-hitter in that one, fanning 15, It was an losing battle from there. Springfield State dumped Rockhurst twice, 11-4 and 2-1, and after a rainout of a double-header with Bethany, Maryville State dropped the Hawks in the first game of a twin-bill, 5-1. Sarcone stopped the Hawks losing streak at three with his second brilliant pitching effort, striking out 11, in a 4-O second game victory. Rockhurst went into another tailspin, dropping its next five games, First the Hawks lost a double-header to Omaha, 5-1 and 3-2, then Parsons swept atwin-bill from Rockhurst, 15-2 and 15-6. 1 if up 1 ..MrA M g ,f f f , 4. ,, fe ,-M., I X' , ,' mf x , ff f JM? 1 V, f .5f'5Afw:f .N W7 Aff- , zu' ' K X f 4, ,ff Q45-R-, .Z , Zi w 14 111, X bk. if sf' X gi 'ie w 1 f ff 7::fn,1u'. . ' ffl . A f 3 ' , Ww x'f f . 'f 9' 7 MSM VJ! Sf gr 14 ,., QA f X Std. YY' ff 4 4, my K x 5 SV: , f A A ,rf 53 ge ser an and :alll ,in- f of vith g of and ales rce les . pril But n it 1eir 'ury 10nd ' in tate lout rped with in a its Lder -bill yr' . 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'74 re zh- .fs . ing 17 7 ned out hip Phe far . :red five 'om kf 9 3 ,QZWZ 3 A Q 'AJ' WQMWA M 144 I ' Zz' ,' ', --...,Q.s,vM md 165 W' Intramural Football Champs, Cleft- rightb Cstandingb Tim Hurley, Cigich, Ross Sciara. Ckneelingb Dan Morrisey, Richard Putthoff, Charlie Covey, Dave Buchmueller, Tom O'Connell, Dave Phil Hagel, Glenn Crabtree. First down -------- Intramural Football The 1965 Intramural football championship went down to the wire and then some. After the Goldfingers, A X, f wwf QW M f f dysf f- 1 ,V fiif W 7 Q was ' Q- A? hm, fri? iw 1 2 i , Blue league victors, had captured the first of the best of three play-offs, the Scrubs, White league winners, waited until the last play of the second game, for their victory. Tom O'Connell's pass gave a 12-6 triumph to the Scrubs. In the final game the Goldfingers, in a 12-6 loss, drew first blood on a deflected Gary Kloster to Bob Redmond aerial, good for 40 yards.With only three plays left in the game and a fourth down situation, a pass by Tom O'Connell was tipped into Phil Hage1's arms for a 15-yard score, sending the championship into overtime. In a 35-play sudden-death play-off, O'Connell and Dave Buchmueller combined for a short TD flip and the championship for the senior Scrubs. To make it to the play-offs, the Scrubs had to upend last year's cham- pions, the Unknowns, and they did so by a 6-0 count. The Blue league hadaninteresting oddity in that two of its teams were unscored upon, the champion Gold- fingers and runner-up Golden Dorks. However, besides a scoreless dead-lock between the two, the Dorks also tied the Shooting Beavers. in K, xx s M S'XflT3'ATf3'Z'?TCT'i?T?'1 F 'YU-Ti'iiif.fTFfim?f37P? 1 W f? f A 1 xx QQ' ,, . 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Only three teams remained in each league at the close of the season, It was planned that the winners of each circuit tangle in a best-of-three series to determine the champion, But, because the season had been shortened by rain, the championship round was limited to one game. In the Blue League the Normals concluded their regulation play first and awaited the winner of the GDl-3- Sigma Phi Delta game. While ln the White League the SUZ waited to face the winner of the Faculty- Cavalairs game. The Normals ended up winning the Blue League and thus prepared to face the Faculty who successfully won over the Cavalairs and SUZ, In a tight ball game the Normals showed the same ability they had all year. In defeating the faculty the Normals now stand as the 1966 softball champions. It is hoped that next year's season will bring better weatherg that's the same hope held over from last year. .4 ,A 5, ff. 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McQueeny QC Treasurer Thomas J. O'Brien 1C R 'szp '52p '5oy '5oy 198 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS 1966 THE ROCKHURST COLLEGE STUDENT UNION Officers , President Joe Rebman '66 Vice President Jim Wirken '67 Recording Secretary James W. Campbell '66 Corresponding Secretary Pete Imbs '67 Treasurer Kurt Strobach '66 Members Mike Frick '68 Mike Reecht '68 Rusty Scholtes '67 Mike Murphy '68 Jack McGuigan '69 Ken Mayer '69 199 I 1 AYLWARD PRODUCTS C0 Says - 9 5' We7l do 5 I f almost W anyrbfhg O Q 4 'F Q d p , I a ' W I I fof ww Quickest Service Competitive Prices Quantity Discounts Aylward Products Co 1201 FOREST BA 1- 6264 Compliments of 1. E. DUNN cousmucnou COMPANY GORUP BROS. 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Realtor and Developer QPAV aaa,,, Plaza Office Steve's Izgihiiszgtslllgzliillzyiizxititsouri '::: WI 2-3211 NI 8-3060 Vaaa a Red Bridge Corinth Square ' i: i' A A SWINGINGEST PLACE-IN KANSAS CITY KANSAS ROCKHURST COLLEGE S 2 A 1 BOOKSTORE ii -r ' SEVEN SINNERS V Welcome to Our New Q Location--Massman 5 'E we feature--- . A ' A with its C0035 7,4 Large Self-Service Display 'Y EJ Area for Paperback Books NVE? 3 on tap f. 3 and 9 Clothing F 5 1 39 at Monogrammed items K -- -,-frzvzxz:-',wl,'L' ff .' .. i'h as - .ff V state Line Brief cases Hours Stationery items 8-4 Daily 18 or Over 6-8:30 Mon. Wed. ' Fri. lr 206 HAWTHORN-MEll0DY compnmems FARMS DAIRY Of A Friend 5th and Barnett Kansas City, Kansas DR 1 2194 T. K. E. 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