Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1961 volume:

The staff of the 1961 Moundbzzilder has recorded in words and pictureSeSouthwestem College, Each person experiences many moods as he passes through the portal of college. Aloneness sometimes seems to dominate one,s thoughts, but a rainy day can blos- som into a golden dawning: Munch . . . page six. Inspiration, gained from an organization, swelling happiness received from the smiling face of a warm personality, and the flurry of campus activities are memories forever: I .unpus . t . page thirty. The sus- pense'of .an exciting football game or the thrill of a Conference victory seems to bind hundreds into oneness as they pull for S.C. Athltlim . . . page ninety-fozzr. Pro- fessors and students share a learning ex- perience; associations are formed that will last a lifetime: PLUNL . . page one hundred twenty. Alonencss . . . a l ..;.-;-.:;7: a-ui-n .r; .- -'-- Loitering on way to class, the gay leaves crackle beneath reluctant feet; silhouetted against the bright Center, music from the juke-box mingles with conversation the mood of aloneness, singly and together, envelopes the student day and night. Alone: pondering at work, oblivious to the noises of the dining hall ; silent in a crowd, unresponsive to the excitement of activity; humble before an altar, hidden from the busy campus- one reflects and searches for the meaning of life and the wonder of God. Aloneness is broken through teamwork, a Sophomore victory at the tug-of-war, the excitement of a touchdown. Group participation creates a feeiing of belonging. But an exam failed, friends quarreled, the folks called from home 7 and the mood of loneliness returns. Talk and laughter fill a dormitory room, and a radiant smile is given an approaching friend. Here loneliness does not exist. But climbing the hill to an early class, contemplations envelope the individual and he is alone. I'L'I 1: .. I .l l3 Studying . . . The Why of school; the road between pursuit and knowledge, between attempt and success; the stepping-stone to the future. This is how it's done: in diversified manners, by different people, m vanous settmgs. Regardless of the situation the same basic ingredients are required: a sound mind, thOught-provoking material, and work, work, work! sum ; Ii lulu IIILnnJNI .'..JU- 71ml ldl WCf 7,137, Intently, a student listens to a lecturing professor; a lecture is given by an assistant on a biology field trip. The tedious work of typing a report is begun, while an experiment nears completion in p. chem. law another escapes to the quietness of a Mossman lab to study. Harriet Walker, Scholar of the College After weeks of procrastination the term paper is begun; precious hours are spent combing the lnbmry for references; books are carted to the dorme only the night is left. The care and effort spent writing the first paragraph dwindles as the hour grows late. Mistakes are made but one is too tired to care; soon the typewriter makes more errors than there are words. Come morn, the paper will be proofread and handed in; but for the moment sleep is victOrious. g2 on t L1 Profs and students: two integral parts of a whole. An observation of guidance in the Child Development Center, an interpretation of a modem oil, helping an actor to simulate his character, returning exams or reports even on hobo day These relationships give meaning to the adage ' by your pupils y0u ll be taught. 9'1 Relaxing . . . The break from mental tension bursts forth in physical activity- a car-srnash before a game; a shouting of I love sophomores! as Fr05h hop down the 77; the spirit of holiday gaiety; a kindly pat by a homesick master. These are moments of unexpected rarity. 24 Moments caught; rare moments in the hurly-burly of busy days. These are the unremembered times when we are indulging in nothing of great importance. Moments of relaxation, of calm and restfulness, of doing what we like to do. Moments of earth-shaking decisionse like what song to sing next, or where to make the next move. The bull-session, the stolen kisse these are characteristic moments of an active college society. These are the moments that nobody remembers, but everybody thinks about. Moments like these could be lost forever. 34 v 25 'y'lill'll ll Lost in a myriad of pleasant pastimes. Mindless of surroundings, one loses himself in a telephone conversation with that specia1 someone, in a delightful favorite food, in a book or a reflection, in a card game or a carnival. Lost in a time out from the busy college life. But the moments of relaxing melt into hours when the lights go out. Therets the last minute studying; a glance at the sleeping campus; the stOry read to the heavy-eyed Childe- and then sleep. The busy student retires from the reality of college world and is lost in the oblivion 0f the days final . . . . . . relaxing. 29 30 Cum! us . . Inspiration gained from an organization, swelling happiness received from the smiling face of a warm personality, anda flurry of campus activities are memories forever. Organizations and social clubs are an integral part of campus life. They demand time and attention, in exchange for cordiality and the feeling of accomplishment. Woody Herman, Homecoming, art exhibits, foreign films, concerts, the mock election, SInith-Willson Artist and Lecture Series, victory dances, Hobo-day and other activities were blended together to form the right amount of activities during the year 1960-61. ; h. lib I mm c I s bv'K'. m iWSWS M. ' nu Van . . gnaw '0' !' '. rhuff'Wr' , i f - u - l-5n ya 7- ' f ' t ; ' .. '.' .;.,, ..-$, .k..5.l' H. J. . ,-m 'b-h .J- o ' V f t M; 531th Kappa Rho Akin, Melvm Boley, A. G. Bond, Charles Boswell, Dale Branine, Gary Burkholdez, Titus Bergstrom, Sheldon Call, Gary Canada, David Cheshire, Ed Cooper, Garrett Daner, Mervin Dolsen, David Easterday, Dave Epley, Rodger Freemyer, Howard Garvet, Gordon Glenn, James Gould, Arlen Gregg, Tom Hobcrecht, Clinton Holloway, Ronald Holloway, Stephen Holmstorm, James Hopkins, Juold Huaroto, Fernando Huck, Larry Huddleston, Darrell Jacquart, Robin Jenkins, Donnie Johnson, Clifford Kaufman, Charles Kerr, Fredric Kinder, Richard Lohrding, Ronald McGee, Gerald Millet, Gene Mitchell, Merwin Card, Farrell Osgood, Theodore Peppers, Jimmy Phillippi, Gary Prather, Larry Ramsay, Curtis Ramsey, Dwight Randall, Warren Rector, Larry Rowell, Roger Stephens, William Stephens, Thomas Todd, William Urban, Rick Wade, Garry Wade, Larry Ward, Carson Williams, Bruce Willson, Donald Wilson, David Wood, Albert 33 OFFICERS MARK ARTHUR ROGER LUNGREN BRUCE BIRCH JERRY QUIGLEY President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant at-Arrns Alexander, Michael Anderson, Jeff Arthur, Mark Bitd'l, Bruce Brooks, Michael Carver, Larry Cole, George Corley, James Crane, Donald Curnan, Michael Ervin, VWillia K Filbert, Char! :s Hakimabdollmi, Iraj Harp, Lawn ice Herbert Rodney hdgue, Donald Israel, William Johnston, Clovis Kallenbach, Lyle Long, Gary Love, Jon Lowe, Alfred Lungren, Roger Means, Glea anturn, Bill Moran, Roger Naim, David Paugh, Marvin Pomeroy, Dennis Quigley, Jerry Rexroat, Arthur Richardson, Thomas Roach, Neil Schuyler, Michael Sheirer. Gary Shultz, James Strobel, Ken Teed, W'illiam Wagner, Fred Watt, Marion MEMBERSHIP Bahm, Rogene Brooks, Marilyn Cabrales, Virginia Carpenter, Patricia Carr, Jacqueline Cook, Judith Dill, Judith Feilds, Lola Finney, Sue Gore, Gayle Hamm, Barbara Hill, Virginia Johnson, Carolyn Kempfer, Lenore Krehbiel, Jerclean McFarlane, Ann Osborn, Helen Parisho, Juanita Pettigrew, Peggy Rigigway, Linda Riggs, Sharon Roberts, Charlotte Schuyler, Peggy Shoemaker, Beryl Short, Janet Standiford, Beverly Stickley, Jane Walker, Harriet Wedel, Judith Witter, Maxidene A20 r ' MIM OFFICERS JUDITH DILL President PEGGY SCHUYLER Vice President JERELEAN KREHBIEL Secretary SHARON RIGGS Treasurer MARILYN BROOKS Sergeant-at-Arms jACQUELINE CARR InterrCIub Council 37 L JUDY STEPHENS DANA CROWL LARETA GUTHRIE JANICE McKELVY JOELLYN JAEGER MARTISE CONAWAY ENID ELLIOTT President Vice President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Historian l.,7-;9-3 .4 -.... 9 4 Keeper of the Key Brown, Judith Chiang, Joonaei Cunaway, Martise Crawl, Dana Cutter, Florence Dunw, Judy Elliott, Enid Evans, Elaine Fairchild, Judy Guthrie, LaReta Hart, Judy Hayes, Rebecca Howard, Beverly Hunt, Sharon Jaegcg Joellyn Jirrels, Gayle Lungren, Marilyn McDowell, Maxy McKelvy, Janice Marshall, Coralee Marvel, Cynthia. Means, Sharon Reynolds, Beverly Shetlar, Anne KAK Smith, Phyllis Stanton, Marilyn Stephens, Judy Wallace, Jo Ann Woodruff, Barbara York, Kathryn Young, Phyllis MISS HELEN GRAHAM CAMPUS PLAYERS' DIRECTOR AND SPONSOR MR. DENNIS AKIN Honorary Member MR. MIKE ALEXANDER Vice President 5 MISS MARILYN LUNGREN President MRS. GWEN HUCK MRfNORMAN CALLISON MR. TOM RICHARDSON MISS VIRGINIA HILL ' ;, S PLAYERS is the student group rc- - m... for the major dramatic activities on Qo This unique organization is composed members tdcsignatcd by M11, Miss, , as the case may ha and probationary a Cthosc who must complete certain . tasks before becoming regular mem- Iities 0f CAMPUS PLAYERS are : uing Play, a Christmas morality , erbeart, a banquet honoring inA , 7 full members, the All-School Play, EN Fete Play, and a banquet honoring ., ionary members. The group has - JV! on the Builder Campus since 7' Miss Graham has the names and ad- VT of almost every member, each of Q 366 a complimentary pass to every :n PLAYER play. Campus Players K J t t I Clearly, the glamor of the production is only a minor part of a CAMPUS PLAYER'S life. The bulk of his work is included in long rehearsals, stage work, costumeimaking, property gathering, ticket and program preparation, make-up difficulties and a host of other strug- gles. What makes all this work worth while, then? Is it the compliments each receives after the performances, or is it that certain spark that makes a performer love his work? SouthWestern College Winfield, Emu 4l John J. Williams, C.P.A. from Arkansas City, received an honorary membership from Bill Ervin as Pete Esquivel looked on. Fall Picnic Leadership in the college and in future professions is one of the goals of the Future Business Leaders. By visiting industry and having representatives speak at meetings the club derives 21 better outlook of the different business-world professions. Good relation- ship with many companies, some of which employ our graduated members, is another objective the club promotes. THE COLLEGE INDUSTRY WORKSHOP, WICHITA Alien Austin, Jim Dunn, Chuck Mozingo, Guide, Mr. George, Gary Call, Dennis Pomeroy, Biii Ervin, Cliff johnson, Glea Means, and jim Dillman. r . WORKSHOP - 60 CLUB MEMBERS -s.-. rmom. . L, Austin, Allen BOnnell, Ralph Call, Gary Carr, Jacquie Clower, Patsy Dale, Stella Belle Dillman, Jim Dunn, Jim Ewin, Bill Esquivel, Pete Harp, Lawrence Johnson, Cliff Lungren, Roger Means, Glea Means, Sharon Mozingo, Chuck 02nd, Farrell Pomeroy, Dennis Porter1 Geneva Watt, Marion ML Lylc George, Spomor -v--rw.a....... w -, ;. Lyle George, guest speaker Ray King, Sharon Means, and Bill Ervin. Future Business Leaders OFFICERS 1960 1961 President BILL ERVIN JIM DUNN Vice President NED GRAHANI ROGER LUNGREN Secretary-Treasurer SHARON MEANS JACQUIE CARR 43 IIHIIIHNH. 5255:. MERWIN MITCHELL M.ERVIN DARTER CHRYSTAL KELLOGG DAVID DOLSEN RUSSELL VAIL JO ANN WALLACE BARBARA HAMM GARY PHILLIPPI LENORE KEMPFER JOHN RHOADS BRUCE WILLIAMS JANICE MCKELVY JEAN WALKER PHIL GALBREATH CO-Chairman Co-Chairman Co-Chairman Treasurer Treasurer Secretary Publicity Director Campus Concern Program Chairman Program Chairman Membership Chairman Membership Chairman Campus Affairs Religious Life Representative Akin, Melvin Alderman, Deanna Bachelder, Bruce Barton, Robert Bedinghaus, Bill Birch, Bruce Branine, Nina Brehm, Shirley Brewer, Roberta Brown, Judith Brown, Karen Brown, Stephany Buck, Delcia Burkholder, Titus Coleman, Nancy Cook, Judith Cooley, Joan Cutter, Florence Dellenbaugh, Roberta Dixon, Mary Dolsem David Downs, Wendy Famam, Ann Fast, Carol Felt, Sylvia Fortner, Carol Frederick, Nancy Frieden, John Fulgo, Victoria Galbreath, Philip Givens, Penny Glotfelty, Jane Grassman, Lee Groves, Adrienne Guggisherg, Larry Hamm, Barbara Hayes, Rebecca Hill, Bill Hill, Virginia Holt, Bill Huddlestom Darrell Ingexson, Susan Ivey, Treva Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Jo Pat Johnson, Montie Keller, Douglas Kellogg, Chrystal Kellogg, Constance Kempfer, Lenore Kilgore, Nova Kittle, Elaine Kittrell, CCCilia Klewer, Karen Lehl. Carolyn McKelw, Janice McKelvy, Marilyn McKinney, Barbara Maack, Dennis Nann, Marilyn Melby, David Mintum, Bill Mitchell, Merwin Phillippi, Gary Prather, C3101 Ramsey, Dwight Redick, Sherry Reed, James Rhoads, John Rindel, Elbert Rodenbaugh, David Saylor, Harold Schroeder, Marcia Shehi, Sharon Shank, Connie Shultz, James Sewers, Evelyn Sttnzel, Naomi Thurman, Jim Trimmell, Jill Tribble, Shirley Vail, Russell Wait, Joyce W'alker, Harriet W'alker, Jean Wallace, Jo Ann Wallrabenstein, janice Wentz, Mary Williams, Bruce Wilson, William Wolcort, Susan 45 .- . m: 5, Jo Anne mm, Evelyn , A. G. Karen 9 -, Stephmy Delcia es, Virginia .n.-1,Dma H w .... iss, Ridwd , Fiorcnce . e1, Jeanette iii . - baugh, Orletha 5 Ilenbaugh, Roberta Methodist Student Dellenbaugh, Victor Dennis, Gary Dixon, Mary Jane Dawns, Wendy Elliott, Enid Eplcy, Rodger Evans, Elaine Fairchild, Judy Fast, Carol Fields, Lola Finley, Jim Fletcher, Rachel Forsyth, Kenneth Freemyer, Howard Fry, Joc Fulgo, Victoria Fuller, Carolyn Carver, Gordon Galbreath, Joya Gitau, Edith Glotfelty, Jane Gregg, Tom Grove, Trudy Guthrie, LaReta Hadsall, John Hamm, Barbara Hart, Judy Hayes, Rebecca Hellar, Betty Hickman, Geraldine Hill, Virginia Hoberecht, Clinton Hoffman, Sharon Hogue, Don Holt, Bill Hepkins, Jarold Hower, Phil Huarto, Fernando Huck, Gwen Huck, Larry Huddleston, Darrell Huffman, Judith Hughs, Judy Hunt, Sharon Hutchinson, Cathy Ingerson, Susan Israel, William Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Cliff Johnson, Jo Pat Johnston, Clovis Kaiser, Kay Kallenbach, Lyle Kaufman, Charles Keller, Douglas Kellogg, Chxystal Kellogg, Constance Kempfer, Lenore Kerr, Fredric Kilgorc, Nova Kittie, Elaine Kleweno, Sharon Knifley, Gala Krchbiel, Jerelean Latta, Danny Lehl, Carolyn Lohrding, Ron Love, Jon Lowen, Gary Lowrey, Lorraine Lungren, Marilyn Lungren, Roger Muck, Dennis Malin, Ralph Mendez, Sally Movement Marshall, Corky Martin, Bob Marvel, Cynthia Mawdsley, Don Mawdsley, Ron MCDOweil, Mary McKery, Janice McKery, Marilyn McKinney, Barbara McNown, Joyce Mercer, Sharon Miller, Gene Mills, Mervin Mitchell, Merwin Morton, Herbert Okerberg, Nancy Osgood, Theodore Persons, Bettie Jo Phillippi, Gary Pomeroy, Dennis Prather, Carol Ragan. Barry Ramsey, Dwight Randall, Warren Redick, Sherry Reed, James Reynolds, Beverly Rhoads, John Rhodes, Nancy Rife, Rodney Riggs, Sharon Rinkel, Elbert Roach, Hal Roark, Bobbie Roehr, Elaine Savely, Janice Schqllhamer, Barbara Schroeder, Marria Scott, Ioanna Seagraves, June Shehi, Sharon Sheirer, Gary Shank, Connie Shetlar, Anne Shipman, Pam Short, Janet Smith, Ann Spicer, Karen Sewers, Evelyn Stanton, Marilyn Stauffer, Florence Stauffer, Freda Stickley, Jane Stenzel, Naomi Stephens, Bill Stephens, Tom Stubbs, Curtis Thompson, Linda Trimmell, Jill Tucker, Jan Unruh, Donna Ur'ban, Rick Vail, Russell Vmch, Bill Volz, Karen Wallace, Jo Ann Wallrabenstcin, Janice Ward, Carson Wareing, Edie Wentz, Mary Whitley, Carolyn Williams, Cecile Wilson, Annette Young, Phyllis 47 48 PURPOSE: To stimulate progress in and to further the interests of intercollegiate speech activities and communication in an effort to provide functional leadership training for life, and at the same time encourage a spirit of fellowship, brotherly cooperation, and incentive for achievement. MOTTO: Ar! 0f perjuayri0n Beautiful and 7'qu FACULTY MEMBERS: Cloud, Lillian Graham, Helen Haywood, Robert Kysar, Robert McLaughlin, Carrol Snyder, Murrel MEMBERS : $Corley, Jim Darrel, Mervin lbDolsen, Dave Vice Presj xkKellogg, Chrystal 66c-Treasj Kinder. Dick Love, Jon $Mitchell, Merwin 9 Phillippi, Gary Gliston'aM Ramsey, Dwight ,mhoads, John Schultz, Jim Stevens, John Strobel, Ken $Todd, Bill Uzkesideno Wright, Marguerits DEBATERS: Alexander, Mike Black, Duane Burkhan, Barry Casey, Frank DeWitt, Bettye Johnson, Jo Pat Johnson, Monty Prather, Carol Price, Jeff Richardson, Tom Rinkle, Ben Tribble, Shirley nglm Debaten Each year this club sponsors a national forensics tour- nament. Thls year fifty-two schools were represented. They also sponsor a high school tournament annually. 49 EA Bennett, Frank Birch, Bruce Bmati, John Burkhart, Barry Carven Larry Case, Frank Cottcn, Floyd Darker, Mervin Dellenbaugh, Victor Finley, Jim Religious Lif e Council MEMBERS Brown, Judy Dellenbaugh, Victor Galbreath, Phil Gutherie, LaReta McDermeit, Clay Roberts, Charlotte Robinson, Wilma Wedel, Judy Williams, Bruce SPONSORS Dennis Akin Dr. Wallace Gray Rev. Robert Kysar Pre-Ministerial Club Huddleston, Darrell Israel, Bill Jarvis, Scott Johns, Jim Johnston, Ctovis Jones, Montie Keller, DOug Kellogg, Chrystal' Landis, William Maack, Dennis Morton, Herbert Neal, Kennedy Nickel: Raymond Osgood, Ted Porter, Harold Reed, Jim Rinkel, Elbert Rhoads, John Rush, Alan Shultz, Jim Stocking, Harold Strobcl, Ken Stubbs, Curtis Swartz, David Thompson, Maurice Todd, Bill Widows, Vernon Wilson, David Zimbelman, 'Mervin Cosmo Club Anthimides. Sophoklcs Brusati, john Chiang Joonzxci Corley. Jim Curran, Michael Ebong, Daniel UreaLsJ Evans, Elaine SatyJ Hadsall, john Hakimabdollahi. Iraj Huarotn, Fernando Wres Singh, Albert Vice Prev Sheirer, Gary Williams, Bruce Gimu, Edith Brown, judy Walker, Harriet Builder Babb, Norma Reporten Belden, Virginia Bergstrom, jean Vice PresJ Browne, Karen Flaker, Charlotte Gouchenour, Sandra Harris, .Ianice Irvin, Marilyn UDres Dames Lewis, Lin Neice, Pat Puckett Katherine Sauzek, Carolyn Strobel, Carol Swafford, SldnEy Secy.-Treas. Wade, Kay Dvorak, Dorothy 6ponsoo 5l Alexander, Mike Boley, Lynda Conaway, Mmise Dolsen, David Givens, Penny Groves, Adrienne Mr. Gilbert Miss Graham Hutchinson, Cathy Wyn, $27451, JJV .X'Qnrluklh ?'u i l.' English Club Ivey, Treva Jirrels, Gayle Johnson, Carolyn Miss J. Johnston Krehbiel, Jerri President Lehl, Carolyn LOVC, Jon Mr, McLaughlin Mitchell, Merwin Dr. Merrill, Sponsor Phillippi, Gary, Sec-Treas. Prather, Carol Rhodes, Nancy Rexroat, Art Richardson, Tom Miss Schriver Stauffer, Freda Stephens, John, Vice President Stephens, Judy Stickley, Jane Dr. Stone Teed, Bill Mr. Wilhelm Southwestern Student Teachers Alderman, Denna Aspedon, Carole Bazil, Patty BergdalL Nancy Boley, Lynda Bond, Charles Brooks, Maxilyn Brown, Gerald Carr, Jacquie' Cheshire, Ed Cleaver, Richard Cook, Judy Cooper, Gary Davis, Pat Decker, Nolan Dellenbaugh, R. DeWitt, Donna Dill, Judy Dungey, J udy Elliott, Enid Evans, Elaine Ewing, Sherry Felt, Sylvia Fields, Lola Fulgo, Vicky Glotfelty, Jane Gore, Gayle Gould, Arlen Green, Jo Ann Gutherie, La Reta Hamm, Barbara Hart, Judy Hayes, Becky Hill, Reed Holdman, Al Howard, Beverly Howk, Irene Huck, Gwen Huck, Larry Huffman, Judy Hutchinson, Cathy January, James Krehbiel, Jerri Ledgerwood, James Lowe, AI Lungren, Marilyn Lungren, Roger Mattocks, Leon McDowell, Mary Ann McKinney, Barbara Meireis, Warren Mills, Margaret Moore, Hazel Morrical, Jim Olmstead, Edwin O'Neil, Myrna Osbome, Helen Paugh, Marvin Pettigrew, Peggy Prather, Carol Prather, Larry Rankin, Sandra Ramsay, Curtis Rector, Larry Redick, Sherry Roark, Bobbie Shank, Connie Shetlar, Ann Shoemaker, Beryl Smith, Ann Smith, Phyllis Stephens, John Stephens, Judy Stickley, Jane Ward, Eva Wallace, Jo Ann Watson, Judy Wareing, Mary Edith Wilson, Annette Witter, Maridene Miss Dobbs, Sponsor Kappa Omicron MEMBERS: Judy Dungey Gayle Gare Enid Elliot Sharon Hunt Elaine Evans Joyce Wait Maridene W'itter Miss How: Mrs. Skinner Alpha Mu MEMBERS: Rogene Bahm John Hadsall J0 Ann Boekhaus Sharon Hoffman George Cole Chris Hughes Ken Forsyth Susan Ingerson Nova Kilgore Harold Lister Sue Morgan Marilyn Stanton Naomi Stenzel Margaret Crow W'ilma Robison Bernie Young Bruce Williams Mr. Fanning Barbara Woodruff 53 Pi Sigma Gamma MEMBERS: Abbott, Caleb Anderson, James Anthimides, Sophoktes Bailey, Bert Bond, Charles Branine, Gary Brooks, Mike Cross, Jim Dill, Judy Gatschall, Bruce Grassman, Lee Hoberecht, Clinton Hoberecht, Herman Johnson, Barbara Kallenbach, Lyle Kellum, Gene McMillan, Dave Miller. Gene Miller, Wayne Rowell, Roger Riggs, Sharon Stevens, Tum Swartz. Dave Tackett, Gordon Thompson. Wayne Thurman, Jim Winter, Charles SPONSORS Mr. Manly Huber Mr. Orland Kolling Dr. Leonard Laws MEMBERS Arthur, Mark Brooks, Mike Dill, Judy Filbert, Chuck Freemyer, Howard Glenn, Jim Harp, Lawrencq Kittrell, Cecilia Roach, Neil SPONSORS Mr. Bill Ridgeway Mr. Robert Wimmer Student Council Student Center Committee Mike Brooks Judy Dill Montie johnson Ixiarilyn Stanton Beverly Reynolds Larry Wade Anderson, Jeff Anderson, Jim Arthur, Mark Bedinghaus, Bill Bennett, Beverly Reynolds Carr, Jacquie Darter, Mervin DiH, Judy Dunn, Jim Evans, Elame Sec y Ervin, Bill Forsyth, Kenny TreasJ Glenn, Jim Guthrie, LaReta Huaroto, Fernando Huck, Larry Israel, BiH Means, Sharon $6630 Mitchell, Merwin Rowell, Roger Schultz, Jim Pres Schuyler, Peggy Stephens, judy Fulcher Strubel, Ken Vice Pres Wade, Gany Wlade, Larry ViCe Presj Assembly Committee Florence Cutter John Stevens Ken Strobel Judy chel Miss Cloud Miss Schriver MI, Sims 55 MOUNDBUILDER Roberta Brewer, Gayle Jirrels, Jeneanne Johnston, Jim Dunn and Dave Dolsen. Charlys Robison Nanq Rhodes Jan Tucker Gary Zumwalt Caleb Abbott Pat Carpenter John Rhoades Don Willson Al Wood Kay Kaiser Jacqueline Carr Gayle Jirrels 57 C OLLE GI AN Wilber Alquest 0017 Prinlerj Arthur Rexroar fCo-Ezihfmj Lynda Boley Rep0rleU Carolyn Lehl KEditorj Susie Finney Adverli.rmg Managew - ........v.o;o;o;o:of 3010: Rick Nash Carol Aspedon Circ7zlalz'0u Managed Charles Booth C0urier Edima Harry Hart fCourier Spam Edilorj Dave Wllson Pb0z0gmpbeU Rudy Louis pdmktmzz Edizorj Douglas Cater, lVaxbinglmz torr'ejpandenl, has the tables turned as he is interviewed by Collegian reporters and high school journalists 59 Purple Robed Choir MEMBERS Anderson, Jeff Bahm, Rogene Birchenough, Carolyn Bragg, Barbara Broadie, Joan Brooks, Mike Carver, Larry Crumbliss, Richard Cutter, Florence Edminson, Delmar Evans, Elaine Evelyn, George Fairchild, Judy Fast, Carol Finney. Susie Forsyth, Ken Garver, Gordon Gore, Gayle Hamm, Barbara Hefley, James Hill, Virginia Hoffman, Sharon Hughes, Chris Ingerson, Susan Jacquart, Robin Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Caronn Jones, Judy Keller, Doug Kilgore, Nova Lister, Harold Lungre'n, Roger Marshall, Comics Marvel, Cynthia Mercer, Sherry Okerberg, Nancy Patrick, Patti Pettigrew, Peggy Porter, Harold Prathcr, Carol Ragan, Barry Ramsay, Curtis Reed, Jim Robinson, Wilma Robuck, Kenny Rorick, Marsha Rowell, Roger Scott, Joanne Shepherd, Sharon Snyder, John Stanton, Marilyn Stenzel, Naomi Stubbs, Curtis Wagner, Carol Walker, Gerald Watters, Michael Williams, Bruce Wills, Wayne Woodruff, Barbara Wooddell, Glenn York, Kathryn Zumwalt, Gary Barbara Bragg Dick Ctumbliss Susie Finney John Snyder Southwestern Singers Judy Fairchild Nancy Okerberg Gordon Garver Coralee Marshall Michael Brooks Naomi Stenzel Roger Lungten Cynthia Marvel George Evelyn Ken Robuck Gary Zumwalt Carol Fast Marilyn Stanton Mccampanijlj String Ensemble Nancy Okerbetg Barbara Woodruff Bruce Williams Brass Quartet Jarold Hopkins Jim Glenn Charles Kaufman Fred Wagner MEMBERS Bahm, Rogene Boekhausw JoAnn Bragg, Barbara Broadie, Joan MEMBERS Alderman. Deanna Birchenough, Carolyn Boekhaus, JoAnn Branins, Nina Carr, Neil Caywood, Connie Cook, Judy Curfman, Romld Broadie, Joan Butler, Carolyn Cole, George Crow, Margaret Davidson, Margaret Edwards, Bob Evelyn, George Forsyth, Ken Glenn, Jim Hadsall, John Henderson, Alfred Hopkins, Jarold Glotfelty, Jane Groves, Larry Hadsall, John Hamm, Barbara Hughes, Chris Hutchinson, Cathy Jarvis, Ed Jones, judy Hoffman, Sharon Hughes, .Chris Hutchinson, Cathy lngerson, Susan Concert Lister, Harold McDaniel, John MCKiHnEy, Barbara McMillan, David Orchestra Jarvis, Ed Johnson, Barbara Johnson Jo Pat Keller, Doug Band Mercer, Sherry Ragan, Barry Reed, Jim Rinkle, Elbert Kittrell, Cecelia Krehbiel, Jerri Listen Harold McDaniel. John Roberts. Shirley Robuck. Kenneth Saylor, Harold Shellhamer. Barbara Okerberg. Nancy Ragan, Barry Roberts, Charlotte Robinson, Wilma Snyder, John Stenzel, Naomi Wagner, Fred VVUJiams, Bruce Savely, Janice Stanton, Manlyn Stenzel, Naomi Stubbs, Curtis Wilson, Annette Witter, Maridene W1olfe, John Woodell, Glenn Wagner, Fred xVedel, Judy W'illiams, Bruce Woodruff, Barbara Young, Bernie Woodruff, Barbara DIRECTOR Mr. Al Hodges. Organizations are, indeed, an integ- ral part of campus life. We tend to forget that occasionally entire organizations merge together to plan an All-School Carnival. Daily, mem- bers of variOus organizations partici- pate in such exciting activities as pizza parties and snow fights. Other inter-organizational activities include the Milk Bucket and the Cream Can basketball games, and Home- coming in which all the clubs work together. Southwesternk organiza- tions are not stoic groups of smiling people. They are vigorous members striving toward fulfillment of the gOals of the clubfs constitution. 65 :5 .2 r : 97633 6012121 559125 7 97533 56121012 97520123 Jfomecomhzy Queen 37111912 091223 97533 Joyce Z0417 973133 Jacquefzhe Carr g71f0122 e 001221.12 y Q 119812 775195 generfy Wegynolfs 67 70172 g Csz'ce Gan ogafafes 50111? Carver Jim ?fenn x7fenn e15 7011? fig 717cm Earfgofogr 12 y CSIOICQ YR; foyer gangren K4 77533 juJy ZerQf 92293 CS 011M wesferzz 575912 0G1? is 975293 571212 c359lfar 7751M joeffyn Jagger I 92293 C30 Ullg we 3 f 8172 WEISS vzfyzlma Gagrafes L H ; Wasfer 01f Ceremonies: 9766212 701' 3y g The 40th annual May Fete celebration was held May 13 on the May Queen Green. Miss Cloud, Who has organized the May Fete since 1923, said that the Belles Lettres-Athenian Society gave the May Fete to the school in 1921. Queen Jerelean Krehbiel and her Master of Ceremon- ies, Ken Forsyth, reigned Over the dances and other festivities. Way gefe Jemfean 76mg 5119f 37250 :Day yeoyafzy King Bill I and Queen Del cia of Ragamuffan made a gala appearance on the Buildh 61' Campus on Nov. 41 The royal couple reigned over the elegant hobo ball held in their honor. Bill Todd ;;7 9 ;:7 Marilyn Lungren Garry Wade ho S hO Lany Wade Jerelean Krehbiel Mot picturew John Stephens Jim Shultz Harriet Walker Mervin Darter Masterbuilders V g, Jerclcan Krehbiel Joe Anderson Jim Shultz Fernando Huaroto Ken Forsyth Marilyn Lungren 73 Washington Semester Washington Semester students Bruce Birch, Martise Conaway, David Dolsen and Merwin Mitchell are taking time out from their busy schedules at the Amer- ican University in Washington, DC. These four stu. dents were chosen for the honor on the bases of academic and leadership merits. They will have much to offer the campus next fall, Student Exhibit Art students create original designs and in- corporate them into various projects. One of the most utilized media of art is mosaic tile. Ideas of tables, pictures, lamps and various bther products of the artist's imagination slowly develop into reality as the semester progresses. The frantic last minute worry caused by the close of each semester finds the art lab a constant beehive of activity. rm nm- 1 HOMECOMING: The biggest in Builder history. This was the most eagerly awaited Saturday of the year. After hours of preparation, the finishing touches were put on the dorms and floatseand not a minute too soon, for grads began pouring in from all parts of the country. Among the many activities they and their successors attended were the parade down Main Street and the Monypeny Track dedication before the game. Gaiety was the spirit of the day, and excitement, the order. 77 The gaiety was expressed by the cheering Builders at the game. Highlighting the Southwestern victory was a beautiful halftime show by the band and the presence of the Home- coming Royalty. Another' diversion from the tense excite- ment of the game was a performance by an unknown spec- tator. Later, on November 12, a capacity crowd filled Richard- son Auditorium for the touch of theatricseDealb Take; a Holiday. After the last curtain fell the students and alums adjourned to the student center for the dance; climaxing the 1960 Homecoming Day. ELECTION DAY: Only once in every four years can the Builders get into the energetic t'Swing of an almost authentic presidential elec- tion. This is the day of red, white and blue banners; of booming drums; of smoke-filled caucus halls. This is the day of political speeches, of energetic campaigners, of lively demonstrations. The mock election proclaimed, ironical- 1y, an almost solid Nixon student body. But the handful of Democrats had the last laugh on November 8th, when the ttfair-haired fellow from Mass. became the Chief Executive-elect. o. ??$an HOBO DAY: Elated rejection of the formality of collegiate society. This is the day for unconventionality. Formalism in dress and restrainment in actions are abandoned by the otherwise sane student body. Broad grins and sweeping gestures are seen as students tramp across campus. Everywhere 03x- cept in the case of non-conformists; partyipoopersU there is the happy feeling of the hobo. The day Is high- lighted by a dance to honor the vaga- bond royalty. Christmas on Campus: Eagerlamrt, Christmas trees and carol- ing parties The holiday spirit arrived early on Dec. 5 With the traditional decorations and round of special events Each student shared the closeness of the message of Engerbem'l When Judy Fulcher was chosen as Mary and Marilyn Lungren played the title role in Vthe 28th presentation. The fun of class parties, dorm gift exchanges, worship servicea room decora- tions and finally the long awaited trip home for the holiday vacation. 83 u Dances . . . The rustle of elegant cocktail dress- es was heard as couples whirled around the dance floor, keeping in step to the tempo of the famed Woody Herman Orchestra. The gayety of the holiday season was Evident the evening of Lhe Christmas Formal: music, talk and intermittent laughter created memo- ry-filled evening . . . an appropriate climax before Christmas Vacation. Smith-Willson Lectures Lending intellectual, spir- itual and cultural enlight- enment to the 1960-61 Builder Campus were the Smith-Wilson Lectures, Re- ligious Emphasis Week and the Artist and Lecture ser- ies. Early in the fall, students enjoyed Dr. Howard Thur- man's thoughteprovoking lectures on Diuiplinex of lbs Spirit.U Unifying each session was a quotation from a mother at the be- ginning and finish of his lectures. DR. HOWARD THURMAN Presenting the annual Religious Emphasis Week program was the main speaker, Dr. Eugene 1.. Smith, and two auxiliary speakerseNorman Simmons and Rev. Raymond Knowles. The lecturers were entertainv ed by various student groups during this week of spiritual awakening. The Artist and Lecture Series included one of the best varieties of entertainers that Southwestern has ever seen. From Shakespeare to Bach, British theolo- gy to a cappella music, the Cultural ladder was climbed by each receptive student. Included in the group were Philip Hansen, Allen Northcott, Jacques Abram and the Westminster Choir. DR. EUGENE 1.. SMITH Religious Emphasis ' Week ' Artist and Lecture Series 87 Foundersh Day On Founders, Day, Bishop Eugene Slater and Dr. Gladys Vail were given outstanding honors by Dr. C. O. Strohl. In the Convocation Service on March 7, Bishop Slater was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humanities Degree. To Dr. Vail was given the coveted Moundbuild- er Citationean award given to Southwestern graduates who have-achieved excellence in their respective profes- sions. A centennial luncheon featured Dre Anderson as the speaker. Concluding the day's events were a tea and dinner honoring Dr. Vail. Young Artists? Exhibit The aesthetic approach of three young modern artists was revealed last fall in the Fire Place Room exhibit The study of such paintings as Brigham's Interior Group, Camblin's Fennigan Transfigured, and Weygant's The Woman with Crossed Legsf resulted in varied expressions. Stu- dents intently pondered the artists' individual, values. Cast MISS PIERCE Jane Glotfelty SARAT CARN J0anna Scott SISTER JOSEPHINEi gBECky Hayes SISTER MARY;Adrienne Groves MOTHER SUPERIOR Kay Kaiser NURSE PHILLIPS Bcttie Jo Persons NURSE BRENT-Barbara Bragg MARTHA PENTRIDGE J0anne Strohl DR. JEFFREYkRon Curfman WILLIE PENIRIDGE 76m Phillippi INSPECTOR MELLINGiBob Herbert All-School Play HIGH GROUND 9l Time out from organizational activities for a stimulat- ing game of cards, a new creation, an icy ride down the hill, or a good book to be stored on the shelf of Wimk the campus book store U '. Graduation is a time of mixcd emo- tions for seniors V . . ifs a joyous time because one phase Of their life is ending successfully . . . it's a sentimental time as: they leave good friends and familiar surround- ings . . . it's an uncertain time as they embark upon new careers or graduate study . . . it's a challenging time as they explore the dynamic opportunities offered to those With the vision to dream and the ability to turn their dreams into reality. 93 94 The suspense of an exciting football game or the thrill of a Conference victory seems to bind hundreds into oneness as they pull for SC. Professors and students lay books aside, replacing mental activity With physical action as spectators or participants. A sense of competition atld pride molds individuals into a team. Whether it is a 0-0 tie or a hard-eamed Victory, whether the sport is football, basketball, track, tennis or golf, there is one thing that is never lacking, Win or lose, The Builder Spirit. MM The Builders roll as Dwane Hender- son leaves all tacklers behind in an all out push for a TD. The challengers fall before the clock work machinery of Southwestern's de- fense. Southwestern's defense has repelled many strong opposing teams. This line has fought effectively through mud and rain, cold and Wind, sun and warmth. Larry Wade, Co-mptam Gerald Browne, Co-mptain 97 FIRST OFFENSIVE TEAM from row.- Harold McCormack Don Willson Larry Huck Gerald Browne Garry Wade Larry Wade bark 10w: Blaine Babb Bill Stephens Jim Peppers Dwane Henderson Jim Glenn Rodney Herbert Bill Ervin FIRST DEFENSIVE TEAM from raw: Al Lowe Joe Anderson Jerald Lovejoy Larry Prathcr Ernie Bennett Rick Urban bad? 70w: Jarold Hopkins Albert Wood Buddy Akin Dave Easterday Warren Randall Titus Burkholder Tom Gregg SECOND TEAM from raw: Dave Wilson Jim Holmstrom Richard McClure Ron Holloway Gerald McGee' Kenneth Wilkinson bark raw: Jack Alexander A. G. Boley Nolan Decker Marvin Feltner George Schureman Harold Swafford THIRD TEAM front row: Gary Long Derald Linn Maurice Thompson Rodney Rife Harold Mattocks Ron Walker bark row; Charles Kaufman Richard Neice Larry Rowley Glea Means Ron Lohrding 99 - NBQ9 .;L,y- ' ; '3? .V . Southwesternk offense gets set to charge BetheYs defense as anxious fans await play. r3 2: Builders use an effective gang tackle to throw Bethany for a loss, Southwesterds defense closes in as Bill Stephens slows 21 Bethany back. Players receive vital lastiminute instructions from the Coach. f .3?- 41 as 33 a O u a u OX Q I-0 u u ru .h FIRST TEAM Har01d McCormack, Bill Stephens, Charles Porter, Jim Lewis, Gary Langley, Blaine Babb, Richard Cleaver, Bill Irwin, Bill Israel, Armand Hillier, Don Hugue, Sheldon Bergstron1,C021ch Hower. SECOND TEAM W'arren Meireis, Phil Hower, Jack Alexander, Gary Sharer, Larry Hays, Dennis Maack A G7 Boley, Fred Kerr, Ralph Malin, John Frieden, Russell Vail, Ron XValken COaCh Dvorak. Charles Porter Jim Lewis Armand Hillier Richard Cleaver Blaine Babb Coach Hower Coach Dvorak Phil Hower Sheldon Bergsn'om Harold MCCormack Bill Stephens L W?! Gary Langley dlsPIays poise and grace as he Charlie Porter goes in for the perfect hook shot. stretches for the rebound, Builders claim the ball as Baker looks on. Armand Hillier leaps to recover the ball as tense fans await outcome. Blaine Babb poises for the victory shot. The unexpected can always happen during a game. Here Jim Lewis has some help in locating his contact lens Enthusiasm and school spirit are evident at all S. C. games. The unnoticed helper of all S. C. athletes. KCAC CHAMPS L . .w :4 I' n , ., TRACK SQUAD u STANDING: Ed Cheshzre, Gene Miller, Jim Holmstrom, Carson Ward, Harold McCormack, Dwanc Henderson, Gary Langley, Ernie Ben- nett, Don Riner, Glea Means, Caleb Abbott, Bill Stephens, W'arren Randall, A. G. Boley, Dave Rodenbaugh KNEELING: Warren Meireis, Buddy Akin, Jim Glunm Joe Anderson, Dave W'ilson. DISTANCE RELAY TEAM Carson Winn!1 Gene Mxller, Bill Stephens, Warren Meireis SPRINT RELAY TEAM- Buddy Akin, Joe Anderson, Jim Glenn, Dave W'ilson SPRINTERS jim Glenn, Jimmy Peppers. HALF-MILERS-Fred HiIL Nolan Decker, Sheldon Bergstrom, Gene Miller, Gary Langley Russell Vail Harold Mchrmack Ed Cheshire jimmy Peppers STANDING: Ron Lohrding, Rodger Epley, Rick Urban, Fernando Huaroto, KNEELING: jeff Price, A1 Hen- derson, Hal Roach, Larry Prather. TENNIS SQUAD $ DOUBLES - Dave Naim, Joe Belden DOUBLES Hal Roach, Larry Prather 0 Dave Naim u I l4 Joe Belden SINGLES t Larry Prather '9' ' Hal Roach Teams battle for first place in intramural basketball. Wilma slams the ball. A tense moment in intramurals. Jo returns the volley. Any takers on a strike? Who's responsible for intramural bowl- ing? Ask Miss Cloud, Larry! Help?! My fingers are stuck! ll7 Dave Wilson Armand Hillier A. G. Boley Titus Burkholder Larry Huck Gerald Hopkins Warren Randall Rodney Herbert Jim Glenn Larry Wade Hal Roach Gerald Lovejoy Caleb Abbott Garry Wade Ron Lohrding Bill Holt Bill Stevens Warren Meireis 13:3 dygllcsfln N01 pictured: Don Hogue A1 Wood Carson Ward Coach Howcr QPOMOQ Ed Cheshire Dave Easterday TWIRLERS Barbara Shellhamer, Judy Jones, Lynda Boley, Joan Broadie, and Gail Emery. May Fete Dancers Carolyn Johnson Adrienne Groves Delcia Buck Bettie Jo Persons Carolyn Lehl Patti Patrick Joanne Strohl Stephany Brown Sharon Mercer Nancy Manley Cheerleaders Stephany Brown Virginia Cabrales Michael Curran Sharon Means Ann McFarlane Peggy Schuyler ll9 People . . . Professors and students share a learnin g experience; associations are formed that will last a lifetime. Delight and heartache, success and failure, elation and dejectiom- all of these are shared in a wholesome atmosphere. Exchange of ideas deepens understanding; whether the exchange occurs in a formal class session, or an informal chit-chat makes little difference. The important thing is the actual sharing. The solemnity of such discussions has written its signature on the memory book of time. To Students and Friends of Southwestern: 1960 is past! We will long remember this anniversary year. Now we face the sixties. We accept their challenge! It is clear that the decades ahead promise a testing that dwarfs the difficulties of the past. The unprecedented tur- moil and bloodshed of the last half century may appear quiet and calm in comparsion to what may lie before us. No little set of dogmatic propositions must limit Our outlook. There are new horizons that we have never seen. There are answers to problems that we have never had. But we are ready to hear them and act upon them if they appeal to the mind God has given us. God save us from being small men when a time like this demands 7 Strong minds, great hearts, true faith, and ready hands. Our work is our love made visible for the really great things in which we believe Seniors, hold high the torch of personal integrity, na- tional freedom, and world redemption. You did not light its flamwbut you must keep it burning. As iiBuilders of life divine, arise and be on your way-at work all around DR. C. ORVILLE STROHL, President the world. May God go with you! BA. Solttbweitem College TAM. Iliff School of Tbealagy D.D. Iowa Weileyan College C. ORVILLE STROHL Pretl'a'em Dr. and Mrs. Strohi Twelve college presidents spent almost six weeks in ten European countries last fall. Our purpose was to study their educational programs, We returned with a deeper under- standing of the impact of education upon millions of people. This picture was taken at Oxford Univer- sity. This street is where the great have walked and is called King's Row. For generations to come the large stone placed on the east of Kirk Drive will be significant in college history. The inscription on the stone, notec'i by Dr. Strohl and Larry Groves, designates Southwestern's 75th Anniversary. r I' 7er anniurksnky 1685 r mm nm'mm 9 saw: pm mm: ma: mm,- 55:; 1!wa Mailman mm m I: . , i ' wruwzmu wan PPM AL: 51$ i f . a DR. J. LESTER HANKINS, Vice President BA. Soltlbwenem College S.T.B. Bamm U. School of Theology S.T4M. 80mm U. Graduate School D.D. Soulbweiiem College DR. C. ROBERT HAYWOOD, Academic Dean Professor of History and Political Science BA. Kamax Univenity M.A. Kama: University 'Pb.D. Univern'ty of Norlb Carolina DR. DAVID C. WEDEL, Assoc. Dir. of Development B.fL Belly?! College B.D. Colgale-Rocbuler Divinity School Tb.D. Iliff Srbool of Theology DR. J. C. WITTER, Dean of Students Counselor of Men, Assoc. Professor of Ed. BS. For! HayJ Slate Callege M.S. For! Hay; State College Ed.D. Kama; Univenily MR. EDWIN E. SMITH, JR, Business Manager Instructor in Business and Economics B.A. Duke University LLB. Vanderbilt University MRS. VIOLA SCHWANTES, Office Manager and Acct. Instructor in Secretarial Science B.A. College of Emporid MR. MURREL K. SNYDER, Registrar Associate Professor of Sociology BA. Soulbureltem College MA. Kama; University MR. W. W. MONYPENY, Director of Admissions and Placement B.S. Kama; State Teacher: College MA. Univenity of Iowa MRS. MILDRED SKINNER, Counselor of Women Associate Professor in' Home Economics 3.3. Kama: Stale Universily MS. Kama: Slate Universily MR. ROBERT HOWER, Director of Athletics Assistant Professor in Physical Education Basketball Coach Friend: Uniwm'ty MISS LILLIAN CLOUD, Dir. of Social Life Assoc. Professor of Health and Physical Ed. B.A. S outlyweytem College M.A. Colorado Slale College of Edutatian MISS JENEANNIE JOHNSTON, Director of Publicity and News Bureau Instructor in journalism B.A. Univerjity of Oklahoma MA. Uniwm'ty of Oklahoma: MISS BLANCHE BLOXOM, Librarian Assistant Professor in Library Science BA. Soutlnweuem College MA. Univenily of Colorado 8.5. Univerxity of Denver MRS. MIRON MORRILL, Alumni Office B.A. Hamline UniverJity MRS. LILLIAN MAE SMITH, College Nurse R N., Merry Hojpilal, Arkama! City, K4711. DR. JACK JUERGENS, Chairman of Fine Arts Professor of Voice B.M. Bethany College MA. Columbia Univenily ELLD. Columbia Univerjity DR. MIRON MORRILL, Professor in English Acting Chairman of Language and Literature 8.14. Hamline Uniyenily MA. Hamline Univenity S.T.Bl Boxton Univenity DR. LEONARD S. LAWS, Professor of Mathematics Chairman of Natural Science BA. Willamette Univern'ty M.A. Stanford Univenity EdD. Michigan State Univenily DR. WALLACE GRAY, Chairman of Social Science Assoc. Professor of Religion and Philosophy B.A. Central College B.D, Perkim Theological Seminary PAD. Vanderbilt Univerxity MISS JOANNE BLAIR, Director of Child Development Center EA. Priendx Univern'ty M3. Obio State Univenity ..5 ! AA I25 MR. DENNIS AKIN Instructor in Art B.F.A. Univenily of Kamcu M.F.A. Univenity of Colorado MR. JAMES ALTENDORF Assistant Professor in Chemistry AA. Independence Jr. College 8.5. Kansas State College MS. Kama: Slale College sts E. MARIE BURDETTE Instructor in Piano 'B.M. Winfield College of Mzm'c M.M. Sombwuiem College B.A. Soztlbwejlem College sts EDITH Dorms Instructor in Elementary Education Supervisor of the Elementary Block 3.5. For! Hay; Kama: State College M.SI For! Hayl Kama: State College MR. ROBERT DVORAK Instructor in Physical Education Football Coach 3.5. Southwestern College MR. EMORY FANNING Instructor in Organ and Theory B. of Mini: Oberlin College M. of Mimic U nivenity of Illinoi: MR. LEO FOLCK Instructor in Mechanical Drawing 3.5. Kama: State Tearlaerx College MS. Iowa Slale College MR. R. 'LYLE GEORGE Associate Professor of Business and Economics 8.8. Kama: Stale Teacher: College MA. Colorado State College of Education MR. HARRY GILBERT Instructor in English Assistant Director ,of Forensics B.A. Murray State College, Ky. MR. GEORGE GILLEN Instmctor in Business and Economics Manager of Bookstore 8.3. University 0f Tulm M.B.A. University of Tillld M155 HELEN GRAHAM Associate Professor of Dramatics B.A. SoutljweItern College MA. Columbia Univeriity MR. GARRY HAYS Instructor in Social Science B.fL Southwertem College M.A. Uniuenity of Kama; MR. ALBERT HODGES Asst. Professor of Band and Public School Music B.M. Sontljwejtem College MA. Colorado Stale College of Ednmtian MISS GENEVEIVE HOWE Associate Professor of Home Economics B.S. Kama: State Teacher; College MS. Univerxity of Wichita MR. MANLY HUBER Asst. Professor in Physics and Mathematics 13.5. Hay; State College M5. HayI State College MR. ORLAND KOLLING Assistant Professor in Chemistry BA. Friend; Univenity MA. Waxbinglon Um'vmrity M.S. Kama: S late Univenity MR. ROBERT KYSAR Instructor in Religion Director of Student Religious Life B.A. College of Idalao B.D. GarretLBibliml Imtl'lute MR. REID MCKINNEY Director of Secondary Block Instructor in Education 3.5. Karma State College MS. Kama; State College MR. CARROL D MCLAUGHLIN Instructor in English 3.14. Baker Univenizy B.D. Southern Metbadijt Univenity M.A. Univenity of Denver REV. HAROLD PARKER Instructok in Greek BA. Park; College B.D. Lauiwille Prejly. T199010 giml Seminary TILM. Louiwille Prexb. T199010 giml Seminary 127 I28 MR. KURT PHILIPP Instructor in European History BA. U.C.L.A. MA. Colorado Univerjity DR. ROBERT PRICE Assistant Professor of Psychology BS. William and Mary College B,D, Emory Um'venity PILD. Baum; Univenity MR. BILL RIDGEWAY Instructor in Zoology B.A. Friend: University MS. U m'wrn'ly of Wicbita MISS MARGUERITE SCHRIVER Assistant Professor in Speech Director of Forensics BA. Sozzllaweuem College M.Ed. Univeuity of Wichita MISS GRACE SELLERS Associate Professor of Piano BJVI. Soulbwejlem College B.A. Soznbweuem College M.M. Michigan State U m'wnity MR. FRANCIS JOE SIMS Assistant Professor of Voice and Public School Music B.M. S outbwenem College M.A. Colorado State College DR. ELWOOD STONE Assistant Professor of English B.fl. Syratzue Univenity 8.3. S ymcme U niversily M.A. Alfred Univenity PAD. Univeriity of Denver MR. HOLMES WILHELM Assistant Professor of Modem Languages B.A. Guilford College M.A. Univenily of Nani: Carolina MR. Ross WJLLIAMS Associate Professor of Violin Director of Orchestra B.A. Sautlzwejtem College 3.5. Soutbwutem College M. in Mzm'c Uniwnity of Michigan MR. ROBERT WIMMER Instructor in Biology B.S. College of Emporia MS. Emporia State College SENIOR: Garry XVade P1es Maxilyn Lungren Gec'w Warren Meireis Vice Presj JUNIOR: Jim Glenn Wres Ernest Bennett Vice Prcs Dave XWilv son Treasure0 Damn Crowl 666M. SOPHOMORB: Jan Short Qec'w and Jeff Anderson PresJ. FRESHMAN: Bill Bedinghaus Qreij Elbert Rinkel ONCC Pres Jo Pat Johnson Sec'yy Secretaries Miss Edith Presser Sea'elm'y to Mix Smlder Mrs. Eloise Newman AJJilemt Librarian Mrs. Mary Wacker Bookkeeper Mrs. Ruby M, Gary Anukmr Librarian V 71 Mrs. Sharyl Mocheilder Secretary 10 Mr. Mozzypmy Miss Carlene Zanardi Senemry 10 Dr. Haywood Secretary 10 Dr. Hawkim Mrs. Neil Kennedy Haven of Student Center Mrs. Ann Prochaska Sen'ezary 10 Dr. Sb'olal Housemothers I Miss Judy Hart Seu'emry to Dr. Willer 4 Mrs. Carol Grant Secretary to Mr. Smilb Miss Judy Johnson Bookkeeper Mrs. Olga Powell Swilrlaboard Operalor Mrs Sarah Sympson Mlzllililb Operator Mrs. MildrEd Skinner Dean of Women Mrs. Steel Holland Hall Mrs. Fairchild N ew Women'.r Dorm Mrs. Loveless New Mm'; Dorm Dr. J. C. Witter Dean of Mm Mrs. Fulcher Smilb Hall Mrs. Vincent Mrs, Saville New Women'y Dorm Mrs. Clark Broadbzm't Hall TERRY EUGENE JOSEPH D. CAROLE WANDA PATTY A. BAZIL CHARLES A. BOND ALLEN ANDERSON ASPEDON Elementary Chamijtry and Englixb Math and Physical Elementary Edmatiw? Math Education Edmalian am! E7751Ub r; I I RALPH E. BONNELI. MARILYN A. GERALD BROWNE GARY DALE CALL RICHARD ERVIN Bmineu and BROOKS Bmineu aml Bzuirzeu and CLEAVER Economic; Public S cbool Education Economics .Indmtrinl AHJ Millif CLASS OF MERVIN L DARTER LOYCE DAVIS DONNA DEWITI JUDITH KAY DILL JIMMY E. DILLMAN Bible, Religion DAUGHTERY Elemenlary Biology Bmineu and and Philowpby Elementary Education Economic: Education 32 JUDY LEE DUNGEY DANIEL EBONG ROBERT E. EDWARDS ENID ALICE ELLIOTT WILLIAM L ERVIN Home Economic; Seromiary Edlzm- Pllbli: $56001 Hame Economiu Bmimm 1171:! am! Elementary lion and Hixlary MIMI: Economic; Edumziorz and Political Science , 7 ' l SYLVIA SANDRA FELT LOLA MAY FIELDS KENNETH FORSYTH ARLEN LEE GOULD NED I. GRAHAM Home Etonomiu Elementary Edzzm- Plzblit $55001 Hillary BltlineII and tion Mzm'r Ecommm ...1961 FRED DANIEL HILL CLINTON HOBERECHT HERMAN D. HOBERECHT ALPHA A. HOLDEMAN JIM HOLMSTROM Hilton and Pbyjicj and Cbeml'xtry 4nd Pbyjiuzl Pbyximl Political Stieme Mah'yemalit: letlaematin Edrlmtion Education I33 WILLIAM HOLT BEVERLY ANN IRENE HOWK FERNANDO M. JAMES C. JANUARY Moatbematic: HOWARD Hixtory 4m; HUAROTO Elementary Elgmentgfy Political Srierzce Chewiilry Education Education CLASS OF ,9 V LYLE R. WAYNE KAY CECILIA KJTTRELL JERELEAN J. GARY LANGLEY KAU-ENBACH Pbyjicj Biology KREHBIEL Plyyjiml Edamtion Cbemixlry Englixb JAMES LEDGERWOOD JAMES F. LEWIS HAROLD LISTER MARILYN F. DON H. MARTIN Elementary E71 glixb Public Scbool LUNGREN Bzm'neu ami Edumtion Mujic Elementary Economics Education 34 WARREN E. JAMES W. FARREI. M. OARD EDWIN GENE MYRNA EDITH MEIREIS MORRICAI. BILrinen and OLMSTEAD ONEIL Pbyn'cal Education Secondary Ecommin Indzutrial Am Hume Economic: Education ...1961 HELEN ANN LARRY H, PRATHER WILMA J. RADCLIFF SANDRA A. RANKIN ROGER MAX OSBORN Pbyxical Education 8115mm; and Elementary ROWELL Pbyjiral Education and Indzutrial Art: Ecanamin Education Cbemijtry b . EDWARD SAUZEK NANCY Jo BERYL SHOEMAKER JAMES SHULTZ PHYLLIS SMITH Bminen am! SCHWANTES Mathematiu Social Science Psychology Economic: Blames; and Economic: I35 JOHN LEROY STEPHENS Englin GARRY WADE Pbyximl Education RICHARD J. WILLLAMS Busineu and E c0720 mic; JUDY FULCHER STEPHENS nytbolagy and Engliib LARRY D. WADE Hixtory and Political Science CHARLES A. WINTER Secondary Education JANE STICKLEY Dramatic: and Speech CLASS OF HARRIET M. WALKER Political S cience .1961 BERNARD A. YOUNG Public School Mmic GORDON M. TACKETT Malhemaliu and Pbyxiu JEAN MAY WALKER Home Economic: KAROL DEAN ZERBY Bmmeu 472d ECUIIOVUN WILLIAM TODD Hixlory and Political Science MICHAEL W. WATTERS Cbemistry CLASS OF 1962 MICHAEL ALEXANDER MARK ARTHUR ERNEST BENNETT NANCY BERGDALL BRUCE BIRCH MICHAEL BROOKS JOHN BRUSATI TITUS BURKHOLDER DAVID CANADA JACQUELINE CARR LARRY CARVER HAROLD CHACF. RAYMOND PAUL CHEELEY EDDIE CHESHIRE JOONAEI CHIANG MARTISE CONAWAY GARRETT COOPER FLOYD COTTEN DANA CROWL VICTOR DELLENBAUGH I37 DAVID DOLSEN JAMES DUNN DAVID EASTERDAY RODGER EPLEY PETE ESQUIVEL JAMES GLENN GAYLE GORE TOMMY GRAY LARETA GUTHRIE JOHN HADSALL JUDY HART DWANE HENDERSON RODNEY HERBERT DONALD HOGUE SHARON HOFFMAN JUDY HUFFMAN CLIFFORD JOHNSON CHRYSTAL KELLOGG LENORE KEMPFER RICHARD KINDER CLASS OF 1962 JON LOVE JERALD LOVEJbY ROGER LUNGREN JOHN MCDANIEL JANICE MCKELVY GLEA MEANS SHARON MEANS GENE MILLER MERWIN MITCHELL SUE MORGAN JUANITA 'PARISHO MARVII'sJ PAUGH GENEVA PORTER JERRY QUIGLEY CURTIS RAMSAY DWIGHT RAMSEY LARRY RECTOR ARTHUR REXROAT BEVERLY REYNOLDS THOMAS RICHARDSON I39 CLASS OF 1962 SHARON RIGGS NEIL ROACH CHARLOTTE ROBERTS WILMA ROBINSON GEORGE SCHUREMAN PEGGY SCHUYLER CONNIE SHENK ALBERT SINGH BEVERLY STANDIFORD FREDA STAUFFER HAROLD STOCKING KEN STROBEL CURTIS STUBBS FRED WAGNER JOYCE WAIT BRUCE WILLIAMS DAVID WILSON MAGUERITE WRIGHT KATHRYN YORK MARVIN ZIMBELMAN Abbott, Caleb Akin, Melvin Anderson, Thomas Jeffrey Bahm, Rogene Belden, Joe Boley, A. G. Boswell, Dale Btanine, Gary Broadie, Jane Ellen Broadie, Joan Lynn Brown, Judith Callisom Norman Carpenter, Patricia Ann Carr, Raymond Niel Case, Mary Jane Caywood, Connie Marie Cook; Judith Louise Craig, Fred Curran, Michael Cutter, Florence Dale, Stella Belle Daniel, Jeanette Davidson, Margaret Davis, Patty Jean Dellenbaugh, Roberta Ellis, Patsy Ruth Emery, Gail Ann Evans, Elaine May Ewing, Sherry Fairchild, Judy Filbert, Charles Finney, Carolyn Sue Frederick, Nancy Galbreath, Joyce Arline Galbreath, Philip Garber, Floyd Wayne Givens, Mary Penelope Grant, Jack R. Grassman, Charles Hallman, Ida Katharine Hamm, Barbara Harp, Lawrence Hayes, Rebecca Hillier, Armand Holloway, Ronald Huck, Gwen Ella Burditt Huck, Larry Hunt, Sharon Hutchison, Cathy Ingerson, Susan Israel, William Jacquart; Robin Jaeger, Ioellyn Johns, James Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Carolyn Kaufman, Charles Keen, Gary Kerr, Fredric Kitch, Susan Linn, Derald Lohrding, Ronald Lowen, Gary Lowrey, Lorraine Marshall, Coralee Marvel, Cynthia McBrayer, Charles Kent McCormack, H arold McDermeit, Clay Neal McFarlane, Margaret Ann McGee, Gerald Mintumy George Bill I43 Moren, Roger L. B. Morton, Herbert Naim, David Monroe Nash, Richard Northrop, Lloyd Osgood, Ted Patrick, Patricia Persons, Bettie Pettigrew, Peggy Phillippi, Gary Randall, Warren Rhoads, John Ridgway, Linda Ross, Wiley Savely, Janice Schuyler, Michael Sheirer, Gary Shetlar, Anne Short, Janet Snyder, John Springer, Jeannine Stanton, Marilyn StauEfer, F lorence Stephens, William Young, Phyllis Zumwalt, Gary Stevens, Thomas Strohl, JoAnne Teed, William Urban, Richard Vail, Russell 0. Wallace, Jo Ann Ward, Carson Watson, Judith Watt, Marion Wedel, Judith Wentz, Mary Wiens, Jack Willson, Donald Witter, Maridene Wooddell, Glenn Woodruff, Barbara Adams, Mary Jane Alderman, Deanna Kay Alexander, Jack Allen Anderson, Judith Gayle Anthimides, Sophokles Arthur, Eleanor Bachelder, Roger Bruce Bailey, Burt Bardwell, Robert Barton, Robert Baumgamer, Marilyn Sue Beavers, Charles Bedinghaus, William Edward Bennett, Frank Ray Birchenough, Carolyn Sue Black, Duane William Boekhaus, Jo Ann Boicourt, Evelyn Marie Boley, Lynda Ann Bragg, Barbara Frances Branine, Nina Brehm, Shirley Kay Brewer, R'oberta Faye Brown, Karen Ann Brown, Stephany Ann Buck, Delcia Louise Burkhart, Barry Burke Butler, Carolyn Gay Casey, N. Franklyn Cockrum, Carolyn Louise Coleman, Nancy Kay Cooley, Joan Sue Cooper, Alan Kent Corley, James Crane, Donald Cross, James David Crow, Margaret Crumbliss, Richard Lee Decker, Nolan R. Dellenbaugh, Orleatha Gaye Dennis, Gary Pat DeWitt, Bettye Sue Dixon, Mary Jane Downs, Ella Nora Edmisson, Delmar Dean Eustice, Elizabeth Evelyn, George Elbert Famam, Arm Moorea Fast, Carol Joan Finley, Harris James Fletcher, Rachel K. 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