Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

Contents Dedicated to . . .7 HARRIET RICHARDSON Ritchie RiTchie, The supreme queen of The kiTchen. RiTchie has served The besT inTeresTs of coHege sTudenTs for The pasT 16 years. Her voice will be wiTh us as we remember, Bring back ThaT dessert And we always somehow Turned our feeT back To ward The line from which we had so quickly de- parTed, our eyes laughing and our mouThs Turned up wiTh a sheepish grin for our barking friend. RiTchie came To The college in SepTember, 1947, To serve as chief staff cook. She originally worked for Mr. Jackson unTiI his deparTure, Then she con- Tinued her work for Ed Smith. She has served faiTh- fully Through Thick and Thin. Her work sTarTed and conTinued Through The posT-war hardships wiTh un- saTisfacTory equipmenT and ofTen wiTh very liTTle help. She has pulled her load for SouThwesTern wiTh courage, forTiTude and devoTion. RiTchie's characTerisTics make her an ouTsTanding personaliTy. As she calls The sTudenTs by name she iniTiaTes The freshman scare, which causes The fresh- men To Toe The line unTil They come To know her. And The fooTbaH boys, who arrive early in The fall, look carefully, Then leave The line in quieT hasTe -only To be called back. We laugh wiTh RiTchie and would noT know quiTe how To acT if she were noT There To accepT The sTaTic we give her and deliver her own keen wordse The pas? is torn down Time presenf and Time pasf Are both perhaps presenf in Time fumre, And time future contained in time past. From HBUrm Nonon in FOUR QUARTEIS by T. S. Eliot, . . . While we continually prepare for the fu'ure. - .JJJuJJJ 7771111! II -- ;l-. Ken Howard and Chandler Young wait while Norman Callison finds the correct card. Time spent in The library may drag or fly. Many students enjoy studying there for it is quiet and the atmosphere is academic. 4 I Mrs. Ruby Gary. assistant to librarian, and Mrs. ' Gladys Dennls, library cataloguer. Time spent with others near. , . . Or alone. There is a Vime when the light bulb. vice-presiden? must change his own . . or seriousness On lhe campus of Southwestern Vhere is a lime for music nm l 4p: -- IJJ1 $ : ' .- .5...... . 'K .531? There is the never ?orgoHen time of homecoming. Some studems take time for worship. . . . and a time To learn more about others. CAMPUS COMMUNITY - We shall not cease from exploraTion And The end Of all our expmrlng Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for The first Time. From Linle Gidding in FOUR QUARTETS by T. 5. EHOT. C. ORVILLE STROHL President; ETA, Southwestern College; Th.Mi, D.D,, Iowa Wesleyan Coiiege Iiifi School of Theology; THE USE OF TIME There is an old farmer's proverb which says: Time spent sharpening tools is never wasted Time. The farmer in his shed sharpening fools is like The student in his laboratory and classroom reaching conclusions and con- viciions. These are not Iosr years. They are hidden years- where you have had a chance To increase in wisdom and staiure. I hope This campus has been a spiritual cradle for each of you: Where the life and iure and Urge and power Of life made ioyous every hour. Where every instant was a gay adveniure, Every ardent day was a world you could explore. Where every face an open door leading ouf to iands unknown! There is so much To find and be, give, and have and Seek, and see,- Hear and touch, and taste, and know. The time spent here was just long enough for you to fall in love with life and link yourself To some mighty cause. The humbiest sTUdenf, when clad in The armor of a righteous cause, is stronger than all the host of errors. in that spirit a iiifle parT of This campus goes with you as you leave. in that way the spirit of Soufhwesiern continues to live ail over The worid. Haii Alma Mater! President and Mrs. Sirohl relax a! home. MAURICE E. GORDON Vice-Presidem, Director of Development; B.A,, College of Emporia; 8.0., Perkins School of Theology MILDRED SKINNER Associate Professor of Home Economics,- Counselor of W07 DAVID C. WEDEL men; B6. and MS, Kansas State College Director of Admissions; Counselor of Finance; BAN Bethe! College; 8.0., Col; gare-Rochester Divinhy School; Th.D,, Iliff School of Theology C ROBERT HAYWOOD Dean oF ihe College; Pro- fessor of History and Politi- cal Science; BAw Universiw of Kansas; M.A , Universiiy of Kansas; Ph.D,, University of North Carohna JASPER C. WITTER Dean of Smdems; Associare Professor of EducaNon; BS, Fort Hays Sme College; MS, Fort Hays Steie College; ECLD., Universixy of Kansas EDWIN E. SMlTH, JR. Business Manager; Instruc- tor in Business and Econom- ics; B.A,, Duke University; LL.B., Vanderbilt WILLIAM W. MONYPENY Diredor of Placement; B5,, Kansas State Teachers College; MURREL K. SNYDER M.A., Universiiy of Iowa Registrar; Associate Profess- or of Sociology; B.A., South- western,- M.A., University of Kansas VERNON MCDANIEL Director of Publicivy; As- sistant Professor of Jour- nalism; B.A., College of the Ozarks; M.S., Florida Stale University VIOLA'M. SCHWANTES Office Manager and Accountant,- Instructor in Business and Economics; B.A., College of Emporia WILLIE MAE BALLARD Instructor in Spanish; B.A.. Blue Mountain College,- M.A.T., University of New Mexico JAMES J. ALTENDORF Assisiant Professor of Chemistry; 8.5.5., Pirtsburg Sraie Col- lege; M5V Pittsburg Sme College E. MARIE BURDETTE lnsirucfor in Piano; B.M., Southwestern College; B.A., Southwestern College YUEN ZANG CHANG Assoclale Professor of Eng- lish; B.A., Fuh-Tan Univer- sity,- M.A., Johns Hopkins University,- Ph D., Johns Hopkins University DAVID A. AMLAND lnsrrudor in An; B.A., Augusiana College; M.F.A., Univer- Sify of Iowa LILLIAN CLOUD Associate ProFessor of Health and Physical Edu- cation,- B,A., Southwestern College; M.A., Colorado State College of Education MARIUS DlMMlTT Instructor in European History; B.S., Kansas State Univershy; LEO FOI- EDWARD L. DUBOWSKY M.A., University 0F Kansas Assisfanf Professor of Mathematics; 8.5., Norm- wes! Missouri Slate Col- lege; M.S., Kansas State University DAVID J. DALTON lnslructor in Violin; B.M., Eastman School of Music; M.M , Eastman School of Music; Advanced study a! Hochschufe fur Musik, Munich and We Akademie fur Musik, Vienna EARL W. DUNGAN Professor of Education,- Director of the Secondary NochGEORGE LG! B.M., Southwestern College; M.A., Colorado Stafe CoHege; Instrudorii Ed.D., Colorado State CoHege lege Book! of Tqua 1 HELEN GRAHAM Professor of Expression and Dramatics; B.A., Southwestern College; M.A., Columbia University Vi LEO FOLCK WALLACE G. GRAY lnstrucfor in Mechanical Drawing; B.S , Kansas State Teachers Associate Professor of Bi- College; M.S in lndus1rial Education, Iowa Slate College ble, Religion, and Philos- ophy; Chairman, Division of Social Science; 8A., Central College; B.D,, Per- kins Schod of Theology; Ph.D., Vanderbilt Univer- siry GARRY D. HAYS Instructor in History; B.A., Southwestern College; M.A.. University of Kansas ck; GEORGE E. GILLEN 3e; lns'rucfor in Business and Economics,- Manager 0F ?he Col- lege Bookstore; B.S., University of Tulsa,- M.B.A., University of Tulsa ALBERT W. HODGES Assisfanl Professor of Bend and Public School Music; B.M., Southwestern College; M.A., Colorado State Col- lege MANLY C. HUBER Assistant Professor of Physics; 3.5., Fort Hays State Colleg M.S., Fort Hays State College GENEVIEVE HOWE Associate Professor of- Home Economics; 8.5., Kansas Stale Teachers Col- lege,- M.S., Universily of Wisconsin ROBERT HOWER Director of Athletics; As- sistant Professor of Physi- cal Education; Head ,Baskei- ball Coach; B.A., Friends UniversHy; M.A., Emporia State Teachers College CHARLES D. KERR Instructor in Education,- Direcror of Elementary -Educali B.A., CoHege of Emporia; M.S., Kansas Stare Teachers Iege; Ed.D., University of Arkansas EDITH K. MARTIN Insnuctor in Business Ad- ministration,- 8.5., McPher- son College; M.S., Kansas Stale Teachers College ORLAND KOLLING 799; ' Assistant Professor of Chemistry,- B.A., Friends University; M.A., Washington University; M.S., Kansas Slate University J- L MARTIN lnstrucVor in Russian; B A , Oklahoma State Universily; M.A.T., Indiana University CARROL D. MCLAUGHLIN Assistant Professor of Eng- lish; B.A., Baker University; B.D., Perkins School of Theology; M.A., University of Denver; Ph.D., University of Denver LEONARD S. LAWS :alion; Chairman of Division of Natural Science,- Professor of Mathe- 5 Col- ma1ics; B.A.. Willamette Univershy; M.A,, Stanford Univerw my,- Ed.D., Michigan State College MIRON A MORWLL Chairman of the Division of Language and Lirerai ture; Professor of English; B.A., Hemline Univershy; S.T.B., Boston University; M.A., Hamline University; D D , Hemline University RAY MORRISON Fooiball Coach and Assist- ant Basketball Coach; ln structor in Physical Educa. Hon; 8,5,4 University of Wichita WILLIAM J. POUNDSTONE Alumni Secrelary: 5A.. Southwestern College; M.A., University of Kansas; Ped.D., Souvhwesmrn Col- lege HAROLD M. PARKER Director of Smdem Relig- ious Life; lnstruc'or in Bi- ble; A.B , Park College; B.D., Louisville Presbyterian Seminary; Th,M., Louisville Presbyterian Seminary ROBERT P, PRICE Associate Professor of Psy- chology; 8.3., College of William and Mary; B.D., Emory University; Ph.D., Boston University NAOMA C. MORRILL Instructor in English; B.A., Hamline Universiiy BILL T. RIDGEWAY Assistant Professor of Zo- obgy; 8A., Friends Uni- versity; M.S , Universiiy of Wichifa FRANCIS J. SIMS Associate Professor of Voice and Public School Music; B,M., Somhwestern College; M.A., Colorado Srate Col- lege; Ed.D , Okiahoma Uni- versiiy MARGUERITE SCHRIVER Director of Forensics; As- sistant Professor of Speech,- B.A., Southwesiern College; ME, University of Wichita ELWOOD W. STONE Assistant Professor of Eng- lish; B.A., Syracuse Univep sity; 8.5., Syracuse Univer- sity; MAA, Alfred University; PhDU University of Denver GRACE SELLERS Associale Professor of Piano; B.M., Southwesfern College; M,A., Southwestern College; M.M,, University of Michigan 2l WARREN B. WOOLDRIDGE Chairman of Division of Fine Arts;.Professor of Music; B.P.S.M., Indiana Univer- sily; M.M., Westminster Choir College; Ph.D., In- diana University JAMES H. STRAND Instructor in Organ; E.M., Universiw of Redlands; M.M., University of Redlands JAMES DOBBS Special Instructor in Ac- counting,- B.A., Southwest- ern College LEILA H. GUY Special Lecturer in French; B.A., Southwesmm College; M.A., University of Kansas ROBERT WIMMER . Assistant Professor of Biology,- A B., College of Emporxa; MASH Emporia State College .D , A I MRS. OLIVE KISSICK Holland Hall MRS. ROSE WILLIAMS Smith Hall MRS. HAZEL CLARKE ' Fisher Hall MRS. HAZEL SAVILLE Wallingford Hall mqmr-o-ogtpchI MRS. GENE SAUER New Hall For Men xV ' 109453;- 'v- Ill - r- I .. MRS. EDITH FAIRCHILD Wallingford Hall MRS. LAURA LAUCK Broadhursr Hall 23 Mrs. Winifred Hodges, Mrs, Irene Fulcher, Mrs. Murlene Kennedy-CSC Chrystal KeHogg Berta MayWa1k8I HOSTESSES. Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor Mary Wemz, Marilyn McKelvy Sludem Secretaries BUSINESS OFFICE SECRETARIES Mrs. Betty Hawley, Judi Foster, Mrs. Judy Lawson Telephone operator, Mrs. Olga Powell. SECRETARIAL: Mrs. Venicca Valdois, Pam Berenson, Mrs. Eavhel Johnson, Mrs. Kay M'illsA Row Two: Mrs. Vfrgene Davis, Edhh Prosser, Mrs. Ann Prochaska, Mrs. Gaye Holey, Mrs. Behe BLMS, Mrs. Sarah Jo Symp: 24 Muhilith OperaL' MAINTENANCE: Walter Graham, Elbert Brown, Jerrell Merlz, Clyde Hurst, supervisor; Ralph McCann, VirgH Kimbrell. CUSTODIAN: Ambrose Hum CUSTODIANS: Carrie Bynum, Waller Allen, Hugh Williams. Staff SNACK BAR: Gertie Bosh Violet Clark. SLATER FOOD SERVICE: Maud Phillips, Pearl Ewerf, Mable McDaniels, Rachel Hall, Gary Law, Harriet Richardson, Jesse Gessler, Leona Elam, Jim Murphyl manager. 25 Senior Class Class Officers MARY WENTZ JUDY FAIRCHILD CYNTHIA MARVEL NORMAN CALLISON JO PAT DOLSON Vice-Presidem Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President CALEB ABBOTT STEPHEN ABBOTT JUDY ANDERSON CHARLOTTE BARNES ROBERT BARTON El Dorado El Dorado Alva, Okla, Arkansas City Derby Physics and Math Biology Elementary Education Elementary Education Business NANCY BERGDALL A. G. BOLEY DALE BOSWELL ILA BRATCHER JANE BROADIE Winfield Coldwa'er Penalosa Tonkowa, Okla. Wichira Home Economics Math English EiemeMary Education PubHc Schooi Music JOAN BROAD1E CAROLYN BUCKLE HELEN BUTTS . BRUCE CABLE NORMAN CALUSON Wichita Arkansas CHy Belle Plaine Cedar Vale Winfield PubHc School Music Elementary Education Elememary Education Physical Education, Social English Science 27 w A I RAYMOND CARR MARY JANE CASE JAMES CHISHAM FRED COLBERT GEORGE COLE ll Haysvme Winfield Arkansas City Newkirk, Okla. Wellington . Math Math Elementary Education Business Public Schod Music JUDY COOK FLORENCE CUTTER STELLA DALE JEANETTE DANIEL MARGARET DAVIDSON Garden City Hugoron Winfield Augusta Arkansas City English Home Economics Math Elementary Education Elementary Education JO PAT JOHNSON DOLSEN ELAINE EVANS SHERRY EWING JUDY FAIRCHILD SUSIE FINNEY El Dorado Wellinglon Great Bend Winfield Winfield English, Psychology Home Economics English, Psychology Elementary Education Arr 28 4m- CAROLYN FULLER PHILLlP GALBREATH WAYNE GARBER AGNES GIDDENS Zenirh Winfield Winfield Udall Home Economics Psychology Math, Physics Elementary Education KAY HALLMAN LAWRENCE HARP REBECCA HAYES SHARON HOFFMAN RONALD HOLLOWAY Hunnewell Liberal Zenith Minden, Neb. Garden City Business Business Elemen'ary Education Public School Music Physical Education STEVE HOLLOWAY KENN HOWARD PHYLLIS WOUNGs LARRY HUCK DARRELL HUDDLESTON Liberal Amhony HOWERTON Winfield South Haven Business Psychology Wellingmn Math Bible, Religion, Philosophy Home Economics 29 SHARON HUNT BILL ISRAEL DARYL ISRAEL JAMES JOHNS BARBARA JOHNSON Belle Plaine Scon City Ashland Grand Juncfion, Colo. Hurchinson Home Economics History, Political Science English Social Science Public School Music V OWEN W. JOHNSON CHARLES KAUFMAN GARY KING GRETTA KLING KEITH LEWIS Grand Junction, Colo. Amhony Winfield Winfield 5? ?3 Barbara, Calif. Psychology, Na1ural Physics! Educaiion, Social Business Hememary Education Business Science Science CYNTHIA MARVEL FRANCIS MCCORMICK JOHN McDANIEL CLAY McDERMElT SHERRY MERCER Wichita Winfield Winfield Galesburg Garden CHy Elementary Education History, Political Science History, Polilical Science Business Elememary Education' M m TED METCALF LARRY MILLER lEROl MILLS BILL MINTURN ROGER MOREN Liberal Pawhuska, Okla. Winfield Liberal Winfield Math English, Physical Education Business Engiish Physical Education, Social Science RICK NASH LOIS NELSON ANNE SHETLAR MAXINE OLESON DIANA LeBOSQUET Hutchinson Winfield OLMSTEAD Belfe Plaine PARLETTE Arr, Physical Education Elemenrary Education Wellington Elementary Education Wichita Home Economics Blbne, Religionl Philosophy BETTIE JO. PERSONS PEGGY PETTIGREW GARY PHILLIPPI DWIGHT RAMSEY ARTHUR REXROAT Kiowa WeHingfon Argonia Winfield Hoisingron Business Business Sociology History Language and Literature 3I BETTY REYNOLDS JOHN RHOADS SHIRLEY ROBERTS ELLERY ROBERTSON ALLAN ROSEBURY Arkansas City Great Bend Fowler Arkansas CHy Oxford English Sociab Science Elementary Education Math Physics FRANK Ross GLORIA SCHAEFER MICHAEL SCHUYLER DOROTHY SHAVER KENTON SHELMAN Winfield Wellington Winfield DOUQIGSS Wichita Psychology Elementary Education History, Business Elementary Education HISfWY 1 JOHN SNYDER MARILYN STANTON SUSANNE STARK BILL STEPHENS TOM STEVENS Halsfead Dodge Cify Arkansas City Erie Wichita Public School Music Public School Music English History Chemisrry 32 HAROLD STOCKING Amhony CONNIE CAYWOOD WAGNER Wichita Business MARY WENTZ Wichita Social Science JODY STROHL Winfield Elementary Education FRED WAGNER Freeport Public School Music GARY WEST Winfield Business JACQUELYN STURGIS Wellinglon Elementary Education CARSON WARD Caldwell Math DONALD WILLSON Winfield Math TOM TOPERZER Winfield Art KEITH WATT Winfield Industrial Ar? MARIDENE WITTER Winfield Home EconomIcs RICK URBAN Meade Physical Educagion, Math MARION WATT Winfield Business ALBERT WOOD Winfield Business GLENN WOODDELL CORA WOODFIN LAWRENCE WOODS CHANDLER YOUNG LLOYD ZOOK Winfield Winfield Marienlhal Chicago, I . Corbin Public School Music Elementary Educaiion Public School Music Political Science Sociology r'h WARREN RANDALL LLOYD NORTHROP Sirka Wichita Math Psychology Will someone ask Jo Par Dolson to get our of the YOU, 0h mighty 5871100 are OUY IeadEU' Mound. Junior Class Class Officers DON EPLEV SHERRY REDICK KAREN KUEWER LARRY HAYS Treasurer Secretary VIcc-President President Deanna Alderman Bruce Bachelder Sue Baumgarner Jo Ann Boekhaus Evelyn Boicoun Lynda Boley Lyons Valley Cenrer Wellington Richfield Fredonia Leon Thomas Bossi Jonathan Brown Stephany Brown James Bush Carolyn Cockrum Carol Copeland Winfield Goessel Liberal Pratt Syracuse N. Hollywood, Calif. Ron Curfman James Davie Betsy Eusrice Gordon Garver Gil Gentry Ediih Ghau Winfield Bridgeville, Penn, Wharton, N. J. Caldwell Winfield Kenya, Africa Jane Glotfelry Bruce Gotsclhall Tom Gregg Johnny Griffin Larry Grove Trudy Grove Wichita Roze! Hugoron Walsh, Colo. Winfield Castle Rock, Colo. Thera Hanshew James Harris Gary Ha1haway Laryy Hays Alfred Hendetson Shirley Herron Arkansas City Caney Hugoron Wichita Wollasron, MaSS- Hutchinson U I Bob Hindman Cecile Hindman Fred Hopkins Shelley Hopkins Barbara Schellhamer Donnie Huffman Winfield Winfield Benton Benton Hillier Arkansas Ciry Oxford Chris Hughes Mon1e Johnson Nova KHgore Jim Kimberiy David Kinkaid Karen Kliewer El Dorado Wichita v Kinsley Fran Oxford Wichira l ' , .L ' BiH Lewallen Dennis Maack Ralph Malin Bob Marlin Donna Matthews Jeanann Maupin Haysw'lle Greensburg Liberal Newton Winfield Liberai 37 Richard McClure Ruth McFaddin MarHyn McKelvy Jim McClung eabod Douglass Blackwell, Okla. P y Newkirk, Okla. Lorraine Morton Charlotte Newland Linda Nonken Eggem PEarce Winfield Medford, Okla. Hurchinson Y Sherry Redick James Reed Sandra Reheis Doris Richardson Mulvane Mulvane Douglass Winfield Becky Ruth Ken Sergeant Joanna Scott Kay Scott Hessfon Hollywood, Florida Wichita Burrron Barbara McKinney Mulvane Carol Prafher Meade Bert Rinkel Scott Cin R Sharon Shehi Wichita David McMillan Garden Cfry Barry Ragan .Kiowa Bobbie Jean Roark Wichita Gary Sheirer Colorado Spgs, Colo. Ann Smith Jean Snyder Naomi Stenzel David Swarfz Sue Ellen Tate Clara Taylor Little River El Dorado Marion Villa Park, HI. El Dorado Arkansas Ciry 1:3 Thomas Thomas James Thurman Jan Tucker Dgnn; Unruh Gordon Von Stroh Camille WaldschdeV Bowie, Ariz. Harper Wichita WICh'ra Winfield Arkansas Qty Berra Walker Ron Walker Jan Wallrabensfein Nina Ward Mary Edhh James Watson Cfevelandl Okla. Wichira La Mesa, Calif, Cheney Wareing Winh'eld Wichila ' 4 x.- Kay Watson Judy Williams Annette Wilson Bob Wilson Tom Wilson John WoHe Winfield Greatl Bend Kingman Wichila Apollo, Penn. Conway Springs 39 Ed Zimmerman Jim EHand Wichiia Hurchinxon Smile, Jim Reed, There were some boys at the junior class picnic. h. . : A ,, Even iuniors study sometimes, and when the room lights go off at Smith HaH, weil . . 40 Sophomore Class Class Officers DAVE REED GAIL FOSTER STEVE KAUFMAN CHERYL LYTLE Vice-Presidenf Treasurer President Secrerary THE MEMORIAL LIBPAPY Southw-gsgtcazrn C'JHPQB v'vmheld, --an5ds 4l Jan Andersor- Heine Adams Musbau Aiiferuke Siephen Alford Bob Anfhony Danny Arnold Hutchinson Dodge City Lagos, Nigeria Ulysses Liberal Towanda Jon Barnard Gene Beard Alan Bell Gloria Benfield Barbara Blackburn DonaXd Booth Wichita Wichita Concordia Kiowa Wichita Coldwarer Sarah Botu Dan Branine Sandra Branson Garre'lh Brauser Bill Brazil Jana Brickham Wichira Cheney Coldwafer Mulvane Wichiia Denver, Colo. Johneen Bruch Connie BurneH Irene Buss Wayne Byrd James Caldwell Judy Camar Kingman Wichifa HUnfer, Okla. Winfield Preston Wichita Dalington Chitsenga John Clark Sylvia Cloyes Lillie DaMerz Max DaMetz Rose Dener S. Rhodesia Mayfield El Dorado Udalf Udall Nickerson 42 Bill Duckworth Bi Dymacek James Ellis Judy Evans Sharon Fail Donna Feaster Derby Caldwell Kr'ngman Tulsa Okla. Lyons Winfield E . - Donald Fincham Kris Forsblom Gail Foster Rgbeff Fresh Stan Galbreath Gary Girard PraH Wichita Wichita W'Ch'fa Winfield VViChifa Q a m Verngn Goerfz Zena Gore Roberr Graham Eva Grundenz Leoda Grundehz Gene Gruver Winfield Larned Haviland Colorado Sprgs., Colo. Colorado Sprgs, Colo. Scott CHy Ruthann Guthrie Jack Hadsall Lowell Hamprn David Harmon Mariorie Harp Susan Harrison Walton Anthony Wichita Johnson Liberal Medicine Lodge Linda Haymond Linda Heckman Ann Hefner Terry Heide Diane Helsel Dorothy Hemel Wichha Liberal Quinrer Pretty Prairie Arlington Ness City 43 44 Diane Henderson Paulabeih Henderson Kim Highfill Woody Hodges Dorothy Hoops Marion Wichita Winfield Winfield Leoii Wichita Karen Hoover Gus Huaroto Kaihy Hudspeth Dennis Hufford Jane? Jewell KaY JDhnSOH Harper Lima, Peru Kinsley AUgusra Peabody Winfield E: ' I g. V 47 '4? Debbie Jones Stephen Kaufman Neal Kennedy Roger Kind? CaroW Kleinsasser Gary Klingenberg Tulsa, Okla. Anthony Winfield Winfield Huron, S. D. Winfield v . - - , ii, - u Khra Kreie Wayne Landwehr Lyrida Lane Roger Lashley Constance Liu Judy Livengood Winfield Winfield Anthony Wichifa Hong Kong Wellingron . ,1 2:1 Louise LockeH Arlie Lohrding Gary Long Cheryl Lytle Judy Marvd Max Mason Winfield Coldwarer Prorecfion Leoh' Wichita Sourh Haven 157 Leon Mattocks Mary McAninch Evdyn McCormack Kay McDermeir Robert Mwller Trudy Miller Cedar Vale Del Mame, CoIo Climax Gwesburg RocheSIer, N. Y. Wichiia Barbara Moore Richard Morrison Jan Ninler Pafn'cia Norman Kathleen OfHara James Pallerson Bloom Cheney Lake City Fowler Prerfy Prairie El Dorado IIIA: Lew Phillips Sue Pickle Annene Raflief David Reed Marian Richards Mary Jane Rickard Valley Center Wichita Eikharf Minneola Hurchinson Medicine Lodge Mike Robinson Kenneth Robuck Meredith Rose Mary Lee Rugh Barbara Russell Patricia Schellhamer Wichita Halsread Greensburg Denver, Colo. Winfield Bucklin m- Sadie Schureman Jake Schroll James Scott Marcia Schroeder BiH Seyb Janis Shumaie Goddard Syracuse Winfield Wichita Johnson Wichila 45 ' 4 V Robert Sinks Judy Smith Wendy Smith Pa1ricia Stark Lorinda Stauffer Be1h Stockebrand Winfield Minneola Larned Wichita Larned Peabody u- :- Sandra Stout Diane Stubby Jim Toney Trina Tracy Phyllis Turley Sherry Urban Ford Wichita Caldwell Argonia Satan's Meade Kaihryn Walker Beverly Waples Carolyn Warren Murl Websfer Karen Wendling Ann Wilson Udall Douglass Hoxie Proiecrion Kingman Anthony 11 Robert Wilson Christine Wolf Rachel York Burden Mexico City, Mexico Ashland Alfred Zaranyika Rita Magnuson Salisburg, Sedgwick 46 S. Rhodesia Freshman Class Class Officers PEG SHAFER RAYMOND BENNETT RODNEY BLOUNT EILEEN BROADIE Secretary President Vice Presiden? Treasurer 47 Joan Anderson David Bahamonde Roger Bafr Patricia Earner Judy Barney Cymhia Ban Janet Beard Raymond Bennett Hutchinson Wray, Colo Minneoia Belle.Plaine South Haven Florence Wichita Colorado Sprgs,, Colo, Frank Bennington Peggy Bidwe Rodney Bloum Carol Boiey Mary Jo Borroms Susan Broadie Eileen Broadie Barbara Bun: Winft'eld Winfield Coldwarer CoffeyviHe Derby Ashland Wichita Belle Plame ? g. l; ' x I 1 th ts .1 2' MBFHYH Carpenter Michae! Case Frances Clark Darrell Cockrum Nancy Coffey Donald Cook Richard Cooley Donna Corbet Wichita Shawneer Rosah'a Syracuse Oxford Junction City Winfield Haviland MLSsion . ' ' a Bill Cowan Sheldon Crook Ann Cruthrid Nancy Davey Peggy Duckworth Joseph Dunham Felicia Edmisson Jackie Edwards T Colorado City, PreHy Prairie CaldweH Mulvane CoffeyviHe Overland Park Johnson Wichita M Tex. Roger Fenton Virginia Forrer Ruth Ann French Keivh Furney Linda Garron Harvey Gates R. C Ghormley DeAne Gick ! Colorado Sprgs., Ufysses Pawnee Rock Wichita Garden City Harper Anthony Wichifa C010. 43 ' Eldon 61329 Linda Graber Laurian Hanna Par Harmon Ronna Harms Margaret Harp Darrellyn Kenneth Heard Larned Kingman Valley Center Winfield Wichita Liberal HaVcheH Wichifa Augusta John Heimer Gary Herbert Wendy Hodges Jane? Hoelscher Carol Halcomb De.nis'e Holmes Beverly HoH Amy Horack Winfield Caldwell Anthony Winfield Uberal W'dma Oxford Oxford ' I i L x J l- V 3. 3g Elaine Huff Ernest Hull Bill Irons Roger Jacquarf Lorilee Janssen Chrisrina Johnson Marcel Kaponda Vicki Lee Winfield Cambridge Minneola Sublelte Wichita Wichita Murdock Kemerling Wichita Thomas Krouskup Linda Kuhns Pene Lawrence Jeanene Lee Linda Lee Sue Lewis Larry Limbird James Little Wichita Pretty Prairie HUgoron Halsread Colorado Spgsv, Wichr'ra Wichila Douglass Colo. Carolyn Maack Ted Mandrel! Elizabeth Manley Leora Madin Janie Maynard Midra McCahnonf Carol Miller Sue Nichols Greensburg Pretty Prairie Winfield Garden City CounIe, Oregon Montezuma Sourh Haven Burden 49 11 Bill Olmstead Lois Ostrander Sharon Ann Betty Pierce Paul Plummer Linda Prather Jim Ragan Lois Ramsey Junction Chy Wellingfon PickeriII Buffalo Johnson Meade Kiowa Winfield Lyons Sharon Kay Karen Reed Sharon Reed Sue Reeves Gary Reheis Ruth Ann Vincent Rhoads Ronald R1cca Ratzbff Mufvane Mulvane Granola Douglass Renfrow Great Bend Long island, Sourh Haven Pawhuska, Okla. Gail Rice Cheryl Elberra Robinson Kenny Roth Nila Sue Marilyn Sapp Dennis Schroeder JOB Sm WIHHEIC' Rieckenberg Fowler Ponca City, Okla. Russell Maize Marion WI'HHEH Mount Hope Valley Center Peg Shafer Michael Shelor Mary Lou Nathan Shepard Jeanne Sheppard Jim SheHar Carolyn Sims Virginia Skinp Wichita Minneola Shelton Wichita Wichira Conway Springs Hugoron Peabody Hutchinson Cathy Smith Shari Spangier Richard Stanley Jean Steele Reginald Edith Srockdale Rojean Stout . Wichira Liberal Valley Center Colorado Sprgs., Stephens Valley Center Mulvane Winfield Colo. Wayland, N. Y. 50 I Y 2 Milton Tomson Gary Travis Kay Trimmer Sharon Turner Jane Urz JUdY UfZ Mary Kalherine Christine ' Syracuse Mulvane Haysville Larned Kingman Kfngman VmeHe Vollweider 1 Howard Bunion I Karen Wali Lydia Wallace Virginia Warren William Watkins Jim Watt Kathleen Wilkey Verna WiHiams Marcia Wiison Mount Hope Winfield Plains Eureka Winfield South Haven Augusta Oxford S Judy Wood Pairicia Wood Ronaid Wright Troy Ziegler Kaihryn Whim Pio Aranefa Connie Ruth Montgomery Winfield Wichita Wauwatosa, Jermore Leofi Lima, Peru Misenheher Howard Wisc. Wichita Janice Moore Sharon Ring Wichita Winfield l'To your rooms, freshmen! Even juniors have to study. Freshmen hnd otherw practice using the fire escape a? Smhh Hall. 51 ORGANIZATIONS . . . Foorfalls echo in the memory Down the passage which we did not fake Towards the door we never opened Info The rose-garden. From HBUrn! Norron in FOUR QUARTETS by T S. EHOI. Judy Anderson Jo Ann Boekhaus Lynda Boley Stephany Brown Johneen Brush Drene Buss Judy Cook Susie Finney Zena Gore Linda Haymond Shirley Herron Karen Hoover Janet JeweH Karen Kliewer Donna Matthews Kay McDermeIl Sherry Mercer Peggy Penigrew Shirley Roberts Barbara Schellhamer Jackie Snodgrass Naomi Stenzel Joanna Strohl Donna Unruh Kathy Walker Janice Walkabenslein Nina Ward Maridene Witter Rachel York The purpose of Alpha Sigma Omega is To further The democratic spirlT, To give all members an opportunity for loyal service to Soufhw'estem College, and To promote wholesome sociai life and cultural activities on campus and within The organizaHon. - 7 V - a :9 K3 1 1,, . nczum'b' Urmum 1:I Ibis Lang hours of work resulted in Ihe Alpha Sig homecoming Hoar. Officers are, Row 7.- Karen Kliewer, secretary,- Peggy Pettigrew, president,- Lynda Boiey, vice-presidenf. Row 2: Maridene Witter, sergeant at arms,- Jo Boekhaus, Donna Unruh, treasurer,- Stephany Brown, program chairman. Not pictured: Shirley Roberts. Is that appropriate campus wear! Shirley? Mrs. Scott narrates the Spring Fling style show. Hey, Buddy, watch rhe elbows! Jane! and Kathy join forces to seH Alpha Sig candy. Row One: Heine Adams, Ann Hefner, Connie BurneH, Kay Johnson, Carolyn Buckle, Sherry Urban, Sharon Shehi, Marilyn Stanton. Row Two. Jan Tucker, Rose NeH Denerl Judy Marveh Manon Richards, Linda Nonken, Sadie Schureman, Connie Wagner, Evelyn Boicourf, Paulabem Henderson. The purposes of Kappa Delta Kappa are: f0 provide and promote social functions for sfudenf body parficipafion; +0 promofe high moral and ethical sfamdards among The members, and To develop among The members those affifudes Toward others That are essential for social interaction. Row One.- Cecile Hindman, Ruthann Guthrie, Carol Copeland, Lynda Lane, Elaine Evans, MarHyn McKelvy, Sharon Hunt, Cymhia Marveh Kay Watson. Row Two; Bobbie Jean Roark, Beth Stockebrand, Judy Livengood, Kay Hellman, Sherry Red'ck, Edith Gifau, Judy Fairchild, Florence CUHer. Wl'if.j..n : a . Kappa Delta Kappa rushees enjoy 7he initiation party. Jusf a few more holes to stuff, and we'll be finished. The faculty women's tea was a real success. Seated.- Kay Hallman, vice-presidem; Marilyn Sfamon, president; Ev- elyn Boicour', treasurer. Standing: Edith Gitau, secretary,- Linda Nonken, Rel. Life Council; Con- nie Bernal, publicity chairman; Judy Fairchild, program chairman; Beth Stockebrand, scrapbook chairman Nor picrured: Cecile Hindman, vice- president. r Row One: Gall Foster, Susan Harrison, Kris Forsblom. Row Two: Deanna Alderman, Mary Jane Rickard, Ediih Wareingl Annene Wilson, Jana Erlckham, V Slow, Rita Magnuson, Mary Lee Rugh, Gloria Benfield, Judy Joe Evans. The purpose of Phi Beta Tau is To promote The social and religious life of Southwestern College, to build a community ol girls That will perpetually grow stronger and will always strive for a goal, but reaching it, will know That higher goals remain. Row One: Diane Stubby, Jams Shumale, Merediih Rose, Carolyn Cockrum. Row Two.- Becky Rulh, Beverly Waples, Kay Scott, Sharon Faill Linda H: Cheryl Lyrle, Judy Carrier, Sue Pickle, Phyllis Turley. l i c7 w :- The new women's Soda. Club was proud of its first float. SiHing: Mary Lee Rugh, secrefary; Gail Foster, chairman; Jana Brickham, treasurer. Standing; Carolyn Cockrum, program chairman; Annene Wil- son, Rel. Life Council; Rita Magnuson, chaplain; Mary Jane Rickard, social chairman. Not pictured: Gloria Benfield. Mrs. Gary and Mrs. Ballard enjoy a trop- ical air vent. .1A Hawaiian repast is enioyed by Phi Beta Riia Magnuson and Sandi Stouf fry desperaiely to sell Phi Beta Tau Taus' and their da1es. candy to skeptical freshmen. 59 First Row: Wendell Smi'h, Don Epley, Bob Wilson, Monm Johnson, Ron Lohrding, Vernon McDaniel, sponsor. Wolfe, Duane lyon, David Reed, K'm'l Highfill, A, G. Boley. Second Raw.- Bob Hw'ndmanl Darrell Huddle- ston, Howard Freemyer, Steve Kaufman, Owen Johnson, Lloyd Northrop, Jim Harris, Larry Huck. Third Row: AI Henderson, Ralph Malin, Arlie Lohrding,10hn Kappa Rho, mews social organization, strives for higher standards of individual development Through promotion of cultural and social phases of campus er. Each member is encouraged to realize his Utmost capa- bilities Through complete social and academic participation in The college community. The officers of Kappa Rho are, from leh: John Wolfe, vice-presidem; David McMillan, treasurer; Ron Lohrding, president; Monte John- son, secretary; AI Henderson, ser- geant at arms. lb Kappa Rho's float expressed ivs theme, Upward Ever, Backward Never. Butlers Darrell Huddlesmn and Howard Freemyer show Ann WHson ,0 her table. Fdr The second year, Kappa Rho presented the Art Cinema series films. The series Included Madame Buf- terfly, an operatic repertory by Puccini; The Cranes are Flying, a film of The U.S,-Soviet cultural exchange program; The Horse's Mouth, a Brifish comedy; and Through a Glass Darklyf an Ingmar Bergman pro- duction. KP and KDK sponsored an hour dance in February. '6l Firs!l Row: Bill HiH, Bruce Bachelder, Mike Schuyhar, Larry Miller. Second Row: Ted Glenn, Dean Johns, Bob Martin, Elbert Rinkel, Bob Barton, Gary Hathaway, Jerry Quigley. Third Row: Gary Long, Brent Matzen, Arthur Rexroar, Don Turner, Gary Sheirer, Bob Wimmer, sponsor. Fourth Row: Clif Hess, Dun Booth, Harry Belts, Dan Branine, Fred Colbert, Roger Moran, Darlingron Chitsenga,Jim Reed. The purpose of Pi Epsilon Pi is to promote so- cial activities on campus for The general welfare:- 0? the student body and the Pi Epsilon Pi mem- bership. The Pi Epsilon Pi officers are, from left: Mike Schuyler, vice-presidenl; Bruce Bachelder, president; Larry MiHer, sergeant at arms. Not piduredl BiH Hill, secretary-treas- UFEF. Pi Ep president magically turns coat hanger inio weiner fork, Pseudo-Yoga entertains a? the Pi Ep picnic. A Christas party for the oiher social clubs was held by Pi Epsilon Pi. After Iong hours of preparation. this Hoe? roared off the assembly Hne. 63 The Executive Council; Gary Fhillippi, vice-presidem; Shirley Robens, acting treas- urer; Gene Gruverl president; Maridene Whler, secretary. It A.. r Sophomore Orientation Committee-Row One: Heine Adams, Evelyn MCCormack, Ann Hefner, Diane Stubby, Sandi Stout, Mary Lee Rugh. Row Two: Gioria Benfield, Gail Fosier, Rose Nell DeNer, Cheryl Lytle, Sherry Urban, Meredith Rose, Jana Brickham. Row Thr'ee: Bill Seyb, Steve Kaufman, Dean Johns, Dave Harmon, Bill Brazil, Wendell Smilh. 64 College and Student Center Board College and Student Center Board is designed to correlate student activities and usage of the Stu- dent Center. The CSC board serves as an agency in formue latihg policy relating to student activities in the center. Row One: Stella Dalei Marilyn Stanton, John Wolfe, Dean Johns. Row Two. Barbara Blackburn, Dr. J, C, W'tter, sponsor; Monte Johnson. Student Council Working under a new philosophy, the Student Council endeavors to promote and represent the best will of the stu- dent body. This purpose will be accomplished through increasing co- operation with the col- lege administration and faculty. ;J Row One: Joanne Sirohl, Shirley Roberts, Sheiry Redick, Sadie Schureman. Row Two: Monte Johnson, Jim Read, Maridene Witter, Carol Holmes, Glenn Wooddell. Row Three: Dan Dranine, Gene Gruver, Gary Philllppi, Darlington Chitsenga, Charles Kaufman, Jim Patterson 65 President and Mrs. Strohl chat with Dr. Olaf Christiansen, director of the St. Olaf choir. Members of the St, Olaf choir enioy a reception held in their honor by the purpte robed choir. At the C.S.C., there Is always sometthing happen- ing. Events range from semi-formal receptions to informal jam sessions in the Builder room. The faculty enioys drinking coffee and playing ping pong, while the students pursue more academic matters-bridge and pool. It may be truthfully said that the C.S.C. is the center of Southwestern social life. Mr. Ahendort cheers while his partner Dean Haywood But Garry Hays returns it while his partner Dr. Laws 66 makes a smashing return, gives htm moral support . . . Students spend their free Time playing cards and watching relevision in the Union. The snack bar is one of the most popular places in the Union, Builders frequent ?he Builder room. . and Mr. Wimmer is kibilzing. A Builder band provides the music For vhe Halloween dance. 67 68 Miss Graham experiments with a Thing until it is perfect. Miss Graham and Webster's Second Edition. Miss Graham announced her engagemenf in AugusT and wiThin a week The news had spread from coasT To coasT-noT because Campus Players like To gossip, buT because for forTy years Helen Graham has been direcTor, advisor, and friend To several hundred budding young actors and acTresses. No one buT Miss Graham would spend all day SaTurday scrubbing flals; Then Take you OUT To dinner sTill in her green sneakers, green leans, and yellow ski sweaTer. A week laTer she mighT serve dinner in her home, pouring coffee in candlelighT wiTh all The dlgniTy and grace of some famous hostess. Miss Graham can rip up playbooks, break pencils in anger, and scream from The back row of Richardson AudiTorium, bUT affer a show you walk on air when she says, Noble performance, noble performance. She never remembers our names-we're all boys and girls To her. Everything is elegant, iusT eleganT in her Terminology. She lives by WebsTer's Second EdiTion; she is a real-live EagerhearT. Somewhere amid The flora and The fauna of her bailiwick, you're sure To find someone going 'round The figure eighT. There was always a nicer one ThaT burned in The fire. Miss Graham could well be acclaimed The SweeThearT 0T SouThwesTern. She parTicipaTes in every school acTiviTy and no maTTer how Things are going, she holds up The glory of The school-and she has been here longer Than anyone else. Now she is Mrs. J. M. Scott, housewife-buT To many she will always be Helen Graham, director. She al- ways said Tha'r she would haunT us To our dying days shouTing, ProjecT! ProiecT! We can'T Think of a bel- Ter ghosT To be haunTed by. -Norman Callison Miss Graham has been many things 10 her Campus Players. Scrubbing flats on a Saturday morning, At least four plays a year for the last forty years. That figures up to . . . Campus Players Campus Players is The student group responsible for fhe maior dramatic ac- tivities on campus. This unique organization is composed of regular members Tdesignafed by Mr., Miss, or Mrs., as the case may bed and probationary mem- bers Uhose who must complete certain assigned tasks before becoming regular membersy The activities of Campus Players include the homecoming play, a Christmas morality play, Eagerheart, a banquet honoring incumbent full members, The aIl-school play, The May Fete play, and a banquet honoring new probationary members. The group has been active on The Bquer campus since 1919. Miss Graham has The names and addresses of almost every member, each of whom gets a complimentary pass to every Campus Player play. MR. GARY PHILLIPPI MR. GLENN WOODDELL MR. BILL HILL Health and Welfare Committee Health and Welfare is a committee which acts as a Hrepository for complaints and sugges- tions designed to lead To betterment of The student's physical wel- fare while on campus. Qow One: Sue Pickle, Peg Shafer, Trudy MiHer, Cheryl Lytle, Jean Sveele, Sharon Fail, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs, Skinner, Kavhryn O'Hara, Larry Limbird, Jim Scan, Gary Halhaway,Jim Murphy. Publications Board The purpose of the Publications Board is fo coordinate policy between The administrafion and the student I body toward 1he Collegian and fhe Moundbuilder. Jim Reed, Dale Kunkel, Jan Tucker! Arthur Rexroat, Mr. McDanieL lnferclub Council Interclub Council consists of one repre- sentafive from each campus organizafion having over 15 members. Purpose of The organization is to coordinate various phases of campus life. h Row One: Ann Smith, Jan Tucker, MarHyn Stanton, Mary Wentz, Barbara Blackburn. Row Two: Naomi Svenzel, Carol Prather, Elaine Evans, Shirley Roberts, Monie Johnson. Row Three: Glenn Wooddell, Don Epley, Norman CaHison, Mel Akin, Larry Hays. Pi Kappa Delta is a national forensic fra- ferniry organized in Kansas in 1913. In an effort To promote criti- cal thinking, logical reasoning, and goat? speech for all students at S.C., the Kansas Delta chapter seeks to uphold the mono, HThe art of persuasion, beautiful and just. Row One- Sue Slauffer, Jo Pa! Dolson, Carol Prather, Barbara Russel. Carol Ho'mes, Paulabeth Henderson. Row Two: MTss Marguerite Schriver, sponsor, Gary Phillippi, Bert Rinkel, Monte Johnson, Ward Lloyd The purpose Of Pi Gam- ma MU, honorary so- cial science fraternity, is to promote an under sfanding of The social sciences and to develop an intelligent approach . . To social issues. NU L Row One: MonVe Johnson, Chrysval Kellogg, Janice Wallrabenstein, Carol Mandrell, Karen Kliewer, Edith Gilau, Dim ParleHe, Jim Reed, Donna Unruhl Janis Shumare. Row Two: Garry Hays, DL C, Robert Haywood, Dr. Wallace Gray. Gordon Von Stroh, Bert Rinkel, Bob Hindman, BIH Hill, George GiHen,Stephany Brown. 72 The purpose 'of Kappa Omicron Phi is To further home economics interests in colleges by developing . higher ideals, deeper ap- x ' ' , predation of The home, with ' - '- ' broader social and higher h . e . . v 1 . .4 Intellectual and cultural aTe L '9 -- i fainmems. M t V? Row One: Genevieve Howe, sponsor; Sharon Hum, Elaine Evans. Row Two- Florence Cuner, Donna Manhewsl Maridene WiHer, Ann O!mstead, Nancy Bergdall. Gamma Omicron is the college home economics club. Hs p'urpose is to give The members Training in social poise, To de- velop personalify and leadership in the individual, and To gain knowledge in The classroom. Row One- Zena Gore, Florence Cutier, Rogene Stout. Row Two: Carolyn FuHer, Lorinda Stauffer, Sarah Boully, Nancy Berg- dall, MarHyn Sapp. Row Three: Miss Genevieve Howe, sponsor; Judy Williams, Elaine Evansl Sharon Hunt, Maridene WiHer, NHa Sue Russellv 73 Row One: Kafhleen Wilke, Judy Joe Evans, Carolyn Warren, Gail Foster, Loeda Grundeirz, Ann Hefner. Row Two: Edith GiTau, Pat Schellhamer, Rose NeH DeTrer, Gloria Benfield, Dororhy Hoops, Marian Richards, Rev, Harold Parker, Jru sponsor. Row Three: Diana LeBosqueT ParleTre, Ronna Harms, Annene Wilson, Cheryl Lytle, Mary WenTz, Jan Tucker, Chris Hughes. Pre-Minisferial Club The PM. Club is composed of all members of The sTuv denT body who are plan- ning To enter some phase of The minisTry. ITs purpose is To anTicipaTe The minisTry as a demanding profession, To prepare The members for The academic, ethical, and personal demands of The minisTry, and To encourage one anoTher Toward muTuaT goals Through The monthly meetings of The dub. A. M. Club The purpose of The A.M. Club Is To serve as a pre-profession- al organizaTion for men and women who are inTeresTed in The areas of missions, religious educaTion, and other related fields of church service. Row One: Jim Bush, Diane Helsel, Diana Le Bosquef ParleTTe, Jim ReedA Row Two: Harry Betls, Tom Wilson. Jim Elland, Cliff Hess, Lowell Hampton, Darrell Huddleston. Row Three: Roger Fenton, Bruce Gotschall, Dennis Maack, 8W Olmstead, Jim Johns, Larry Hays, Larry Grove. English Club The purposes of The English Club are To esfablish a medium for the exchange of ideas, To pro- mote friendship among siudenfs of English, and to further creative writing. Row One- Bobbie Jean Roark, Becky Ruth, Judy Livengood, Jan Tucker Row Two: Marian Richards, Ruthann Guthrie, Sharon Fail, Marilyn McKelvy, Lynda Boiey, Dr. M, A. Merrill, sponsor. Row Three: Norman Callison, Carol Holmes, Carol Prarher, Dale Kunkeli Cosm opolifan Club The purpose of ihe Cosmopolitan Club is To further intercultural understanding among The studenfs arid facul'ry oh the campus. 1 Row One: Gus Huaroto, Chrisvine Wolfe, Edith Gitau, Constance Liu. Row Two: Alfred Zaranyika, Marcel Kaponda, Musbau Aiifer- Uke, Dariington Chiisenga, Waller Broadnax. thA Phi Beia Lambda gives siu- dents inferesfed in The field of business an opportuniiy To share their knowledge and experience with stu- dents of similar interests Row One: George Gillenl sponsor; Peggy Peliigrew, Linda Heckman, Eveiyn McCormack, Mary Jane Case, Stella Beile Dale, Connie Burneii, Benie Jo Persons, Doroihy Hemel, Barbara Schellhamer, Gaii Foster Ellis, K. T. Gregg, Slephany Brown, Darrell Cockrum, Bob Barmn, Jack Hadsail Cockrum. Row Three: Lawrence Harp, Bill Seyb, Roger Lashley, Fred Colbert Sieve Alford, Gary Klingenberg, Larry Grove, John TV Smith. . Row Two: James , Bob Wilson, Keith Lewis, Carolyn , Jim McClung, Gordon Von Siroh, 75 Row One: Mary Jane Case, Judy Cook, SteHa Dale, Bettie Jo Persons, Susan Harrison, Beth Stockebrand, Evelyn Boicouri, Paulabeth Henderson, Bar-. Schellhamer. Row Two: Barbara McKinney, Mar'uan Richards, Carolyn Fuller, Marifyn Stanfon, Elaine Evans, Judy Marvel, Lynda Haymond, Mereth Rose, ence Cuner Row Three: Judy Wilfiamsl Judy Anderson, Peggy Penigrew, Jo Pat Johnson, Sharon Hunt, Naomi Stenzel, Slephany Brown, Evelyn McCor Cherw Lytle, Donna Unruh, Nina Ward. Row Four: Charles Kerr, co-sponsor; Glenn WooddeH, Charles Kaufman, Bob Hindman, Carson Ward, Norman Calh- Leon Maddocks, Owen Johnson, Larry Huck, Dr. Earl Dunganl co-sponsor. Southwestern Student Teachers The purpose of S.S.T.A. is to provide a pre-professionm organi- zation for Those planning To en1er The Teaching field. Association Row One: Judy Fairchildl Ann Smith, Deanna Alderman, Annette Ratliff, Sadie Schureman, Sherry Ewing, Jan Wallrabenstein, Lorraine Morton, C Marvel, Sandra S'our, Elaine Adams, Kay Hellman, Daryl Israel, Judy Evans. Row Two: Karen Wendling Marilyn McKelvy, Annette Wilson, Edie Wart? Shirley Herron, Lynda Lane, Jane Broadie, Joan Broadie, Jody Sirohl, Shirley Roberts, Maridene WiHen Sherry Redick, Ila Brafcher, Rurhann GU Sherry Urban, Margaret Davidson, Row Three: Jim Bush, Jake SchrolL Jim Toney, Jim Ellis, Tom Gregg, Jan NiHler, Larry Miller, Jerald Loveioy, Buddy Ron Lohrding Bera Beta Beta is a so- ciety for studems of the biological sciences. It seeks to encourage scholarly affainmem in This field. Row One: Cecile Hindman, Joyce Jackson, Mel Akin. Row Two: Larry Welchl Gary Dennis, Warren Randall, Bob W'mmer, sponsor; Howard Freemyer. The purpbse of Pi Sigma Gamma is To expose The science stu- dems to some of The men and aspects of science That are not afforded Them in the classroom. n, . H e x-OV f .3. t 5; 35 h, Row One: Ronahd Ricca, Floyd Crook, Elaine Huff, Kathleen OhHara, Ed Zimmerman, Don DurFIinger, Ted MetcalF. Row Two: James Alrendorf, sponsor; Lowell Hampton, Tom Wilson, Ronald Wrighi, Bwll lrons,Jim Scott, Jim Thurman, Richard McClure. Third Row,- Gary Keenl CaXeb Abbott, David McMillan, Larry Hays, Dennis Schroeder, R. C. Ghormley, Ted Mandrell, Don Epley. 77 Row One: Mary Wentz, Marian Richards, Pat Schellhamer, Ruthann Guthrie, Ann Hefner, Etaine Adams, Rose Nell Detter, Loeda Grundeitx, Carol Kletnsassen Row Two: Carot Boley, Ronna Harms, Judy Carttar, Virginia Skinner, L'tnda Prather, Donna Mathews, Diana LeBosquerl Eileen Broadie, Kathleen O'Hara, Johneen Bruch, Cynthia Marvel. Row Three: Rev. Harold Parker, Jr., sponsor,- Woody Hodges, Don Booth, Jim Bush, Gene Gruver, Leon Mattocks, Dennis Maack, BiH Otmstead, Gary Travis. O MethOdISi The purpose of the MSM is to act and to bear witness to the college cam- pus as its church. To accomplish that, the MSM attempts to be constantly StUdent aware of certain decisive issues and to consistently act upon these issues according to the Christtan Tradition. MSM attempts to speak to all groups on Movement Campm- Row One: Florence Cutter, Beth Stockebrand, Carolyn Warren, Evelyn Boicourt, Jan Wallrabenstein, Eva Grundeitz, Judy Evans, Sandra Stout. Row Two: Constance Liu, Sharon Reed, Rtta Magnuson, Judy Marvel, Susan Harrison, Marilyn Stanton, Naomi Stenzel, Donna Unruh, Daryl Israel, Sue Lewis. Row Three: Jan Tucker, Cheryl Lytte, Evelyn McCormack, Chris Hughes, Carolyn Maack, Francis Clark, Dorothy Hoops, Leora Martin, Mary Lou Shelton, Connie Misen- hetterl Kris Forsblom. Row Four: Rev. Harold Parker; Jr., Jim Reed, Clif Hess, Tom Wilson, Murl Webster, Ted Glenn, Bill Israel, Kenny Roth, Don Cookl Jim Scott, Darlington Chttsenga, Larry Grove. 78A .wtn Row One: Sharon Klewenol Leoda Gwndehz, Judy Evans, Jan Tucker, Mary Wenrz, Jan Wallrabenstein, Marian Richards. Row Two: Barbara Russell, Carol Prather, Sandra Stout, Diana LeBoquet, Martdene Witter, Shirtey Roberts, Sonny Svenzel, Chris Hughes. Row Three: Jim Reed, Glenn Wooddell, Bert Rinkel, BiH Israet, Mel Akin, Steve Kaufman, Jim EHis, Tom Wilson, Campus-Y Is a part of a world wide community of students and faculty united In a search for meaning in life. Through this quest it endeavors to c serve the campus, the nation, and the world. In its outlook, Y has at- ampus Y tempted to examine all aspects of an issue in order to carry out its theme, The Growing Edge.. Row One: Connie Misenhelter, Susan Broadte, Rogene Stout, Margie Harp, Deanna Alderman, Paulabefh Henderson, Edith Gitau, Beth Stockebrand. Row Two: Sharon Ring, Becky Ruth, Linda Prather, Marcia Schroeder, Annette Wilson, Gail Foster, Gloria Benfield, Diane Stubby, Ann Hefner. Row Three: Don Epley, Dennis Maack, Gene Gruver, Jim Johns, Leon Mattocks, Gary Phillippi, Rev. Parker, sponsor, 80 Row One: Cynihia Ban, Barbara Johnson, Sharon Hoffman, Virginia Skinner, Judy Smith, Mary Lou Shehcn, Cami Kieinsasser. Row Two: Carolyn Warren, Barbara Moore, Naomi Srenzei, Carolyn Maack, Chris Hughes, Shelley Hopkinsl Leora Martin, Jane Maynard, Jo Anne Boekheus. Row Three: Dr. Warren Wooldridge, sponsor,- Don Booth, Larry Woods, Bill Flickenger, Harvey Gates, Woody Hodges, Christina Johnson, Aibert Hedges, sponsor. Religious Life Council The Religious Life Coun- cil is a represenTaTive group of The campus communiTy having as iTs goal The culTivaTion of The sTUdenTs' religious life. This is done by iniTiaTihg various acTiviTies Through- ouT The year, coordina- Ting acTiviTies among The various religious organi- zaTions, and evaluaTing The effec'r of These and oTher acTiviTies relaTed To The religious aTmosphere of Southwestern College. Row One: Jo Anne Boekhaus, Edirh Giiau, Carol Kleinsasser, Gaii Foster, Susan Harrison, Chrisiina Johnson, Nova Kilgore, Zena Gore. Row Two: Rev. Parker, Linda Prarher, Sharon Shehi, Diane Stubby, Cynthia Marvel, Barbara Johnson, Daryl Israel, Dr. Gray, Mr. STrand. Rcw Three: Trudy Grove, Tom Gregg, Leon MaTTocks, Dale Kunkei, Ted Glenn, Bruce Gotschall, Dennis Maack, Murl Websler. AM IT is The purpose of Alpha Mu To creaTe a higher level of music- ianship, improve scho- larship, and perform and promote Ameri- can music. T l-nl-mA-L ChapelChoh From: Irene Buss. Row One.- Larry Huck, CaroWn Walren, Rogene Anderson, Fred Wag- ner. Row Two: Harold Porter, Peggy Pem- grew, Card Pra1her, Don Booth. Row Three: George Cole, Johneen Bruch, Sonny Svenzel, Lawrence Woods. Row Four.- Rogw Fenton, Sharon Hoffman! Barbara Johnson, Barry Ragam Row Five: Jeff Anderson, Dorothy Hoops, Dr. Sims, Chris Hughes, John Snyder. Purple Robed Choir Row One.- Rachel York, Meredith Rose, Sandi Stout, Barbara Moore, Sharon Fail, Sonny Sfenzel, Eileen Broadie, Joan Broadie, Leora Maninl Peggy Penigrew, Johneen Bruch, Susie Nichols, Karen Hoover, Carolyn Warren. Row Two: Betsy Eustice, Christina Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Shelly Hopkins, Chris Hughes, Jane Broadie, Judy Wood, Mary Lou Shelton, Rogene Anderson, Sharon Huffman, Irene Bussl Judy Fairchild, Laurian Hanna. Row Three.- Florence Cutier, Harvey Gates, Jim Ragan, Murl Websier, Larry Limbird, David Kinkaid, Larry Grove, Robert Hannah, Lawrence Woods, Rodney Blum, Woody Hodges. Row Four: Jim Bush, Ward Lloyd, Roger Fenton, JefF Anderson, Duane Lyon, Jim SheHar, Barry Regan, Allan Bell, Ron Curfmanl Mike Case, Keith Lewis. First violins: Connie Wagner, concertmaster; Barbara Johnson, Joan Scott, Elaine Adams, Susan Poner. Second violins: Leora Martin, Denise Holmes, Lois Ramsey, Duane Lyon. Violas: Jeff Anderson, Marilyn Stamon. Cellos: Margaret Davidson, Larry Grove. Double basses.- Judy Wood, NTeI Carr, Sharon Hoffman. Fluies: Eileen Broadie, Loeda Grundeirz. Piccolo.- Judy Evans. Oboes: Wendy Hodges, Joan Broadie. Clariners: Chris Hughes, Carol Kleinsasser. Bassoons: Woody Hodges, Marcia Wilson, Horns: Glenn WooddeH, Charles Kaufmann, R. C. Ghormley, Barry Regan. Trumpefs: Fred Wagner, John Wolfe. Trombcmes: Naomi Slenzel, James Ragan, Harvey Gates. Percussion: Kenneih Pearce, Connie Misenheher. Conductor: David Dahon. Orchestra Band Clariner; Chris Hughes, Caroi Kleinsasser, Cynthia Ban, Johneen Bruch, Virginia Skinner, Sue Lewis, Chrisnne Vollweider. Bass clarineh Beverly Holl. Flute; Jo Anne Boekhaus, Ann Hefner, Carolyn Warren, Judy Evans, Jane! Lee. Oboes: Wendy Hodges, Carolyn Maack. French horn: Gem Wooddell, Charles Kaufman, R. C. Ghormley, Karen WaH, Linda Lee. Trumpet ancUor Corner.- John Wolfe, Barry Regan, LeRoi Mill; Barbara ScheHhammer Hillier, Hoyd Crook. Trombone.- Zena Gore, Al Henderson, Naomi Srenzel, Harvey Gates, Jim Ragan, Ed Jarvis. Baritone: Fred Wagner, Jim Shetlar, Marfdene Witter, Saxophone: Sandra Stout, Barb McKinney. Sharon Pickerill. Tenor saxophone; Barbara Moore. Barr'ione saxophone: John Snyder. Percussion.- Ken Pearce, Larry Limbird, Connie Misenhelfer. Sousaphone; John McDaniel, Bill Flickinger. Bassoon; Woody Hodges, Marcia Wilson. Mr, Dahon and the orchestra vake time our for a rest, Women's Choir Firs! Row: Laurian Hanna, Kathleen Wilkey, DeAne Click, Marian Richards, Linda Nonken. Second Row: Judy Smith, Cheryl Rieckenberg, Janet Jewell, Kris Forsblom, Mary Karherine Vinene. Third Row: Shirley Herron, Jane Maynard, Linda Prafher, Virginia Forrer, Pene Lawrence, Sharon Sloan. Fourth Row.- Judy Wood, Diana PaHeme, Dorothy Hoops, Kathryn White, Sharon Turnerl FeIicia Edmisson, Carolyn Sims, Jeff Anderson, director. I 83 DALE KUNKEL, Editor Hsr semesten MWRON A. MORRILL, Adviser ROGER LASHLEY Business Manager I Collegian gW MUSBAU AJIFERUKE: BERT RINKEL Feature EdeOIs 84 LYNDA BOLEY, Editor Und semestem JIM HARRIS, ART REXROAT, Feafure Editors TOM THOMAS Feature Editor SUE LEWIS Sociefy Edilor Staff MCHARD COOLEY BOB BARTON Reporters DAVI D COTTEN Copy Chief BILL OLMSTEAD Photographer ROD STROHL Sporls Editor JANE MAYNARD: R6porier 85 86 TRUDY GROVE, personality editor VERNON MCDANIEL, advisor GARY Jane Giotfehy, acVivities editov; John Rhoads, copy Moundbuilder Staff d n x - -.-VgL-. 4 MARY WENTZ,copy PHILLIPPI, businesa manager MAGGIE DAVIDSON, photography editor .. :04. Mk: 5 KEN PEARCE, index editor Caleb Abbcm, chief sfaff photographer, will do anyfhing for a picture. GIL GENTRY, photographer BILL OLMSTEAD, photographer AL ROSEBERRY, photographer 87 ACTIVITIES . . . There is a Time for the evening Undersfarlighf, A Time for The evening under lamplighf Uhe evening wiTh The photograph albumL From Easr Coker 2n FOUR QUARTETS by T. S. Eliot Building The Mound This year someThing new was added To The Building of The Mound ceremony-The mound was moved. This acTion was Taken afTer Thought Tul consideraTion To make way for The new fine arTs cenTer. On Sep- Tember 7 The old mound was broken open and The box removed. AT an assembly on SepTember T2, The box was opened and displayed To The sTudenT body. The conTenTs of The box were replaced and This box, along wiTh a new one, was reburied TheT evening aT The Tra- diTional Building of The Mound ceremony. SouthwesTern's flag was new This year. Traditions Carl Martin gave The Building of The Mound address. 90 Seniors build The Mound For The last Time. The sophomores puHed hard . .. But the freshmen won!!!! Freshman Orientation Senior Norman Callison recalled great fires of the past. Freshmen Mike Shelor, Joan Anderson, Margaret Harp, and Mike This year's freshman bonfire set a new record, 23 ft. 4V2 in Case kiss the Jinx. 9l Homecoming The freshman class took first place for its float. 1' van .u-x wrwaual. 1 Science Club's float had a look of the future. A IEIM' '31; us: The Jinx made his debut at the homecoming game. 1H0 f; .5 410.45??? .. ' ' UWL'L'O Fisher Ha took third place in dorm decorah'ons. CampUS-Yers worked many long hours on their float. 92 Broadhursr He won second place in dorm decorations. Campus-Y had reason to be proud of its HoaI. The cheerleaders rode in style! President Slrohl presents the Moundbuilder citation to Walter Boles a! homecoming assembly. Kappa Deha Kappa's Hoar featured Mr. Magoo. 93 The Theme, 77f had many symbolic meanings on The SouThwesTerrT campus. As we saT on The Top of The now long-Tamous 77 sTeps we were able To Took back over The 77 years of SouThwesTern's exisTence and re- member The hopes reaHzed and The ioys and sadnesses which have been expressed in many ways. Maridene WiTTer reigned as queen. The homecoming day proceeded wiThin fTs TradiTion of fesTiviTy and pomp which induded dorm decoraTions, floaTs, marching bands, and The renewal of acquaintances and friendships from years pasT. Mrs. Helen Graham SCOTT and her Campus Players presenTed The evening's enTerTainmenT, a political farce by Peter Ush'nov, Romanoff and Juliet. Following The Traditional dance, The evening Turned To dawn and SoUTh- wesTem looked on To fuTure years. -:A And no flowers? . . . Papa Romanoff insists that this marriage cannot be. Cast Firs? Soldier WW... . ,, ..,.W Chandler Young Second Soldier WWWW W. Mike Case The General ...... W Mr. Norman Callison Hooper Moufsworrh Mr. Glenn Wooddell Vadim Romanoff ....... Mr. Gary Pthippi , Igor Romanoff . W W Bill Hill ' Juliet W... .. W , Miss Joanna Scott The Spy ,W W , Ron Curfman I Beulah Moulsworth . Joanne Strohl Jr. Capt, Marfa Zlotochienko Paulabeth Henderson Freddie Vanderstuyr WWWWWW Larry Limbird The Archbishop ................................. Dale Kunkel Visif our coumry, if you can There Is a universal problem with fies. W He is surprisingly mobile for a papier-mache figure. 95 Students enioy Smith HaH's Christmas program Gail Foster, Diane Stubby, Rita Magnuson, and Mary Jane Rickard play bridge at The Pi Ep Christmas party, Christmas on Campus On December 3, Christmas Vespers ushered in Christmas on Campus. The warmth of this wonderfu! season was re- flected in club parties, giff exchanges, carol sings, and festive decorafions. Holland Hall's girls choir emer- Oained during the caroling party. Dr. and Mrs. Srrohl enteriain students and facuhy at their Christmas reception. 96 Eagersense and Eagerfame try to persuade Eagerhealr 10 go with them. Eagerheart worships Ihe Chris? child. Eagerheart This year Mary Wemz enacted The role of Mary as Campus Players presented Eagerheari for The 13th year. The Christmas morality play was directed by Helen Graham. Miss Joanna Scott was Eagerhean. Eagerheari and the kings search for the Chrisv child. The old shepherd has seen the Christ and is cement A man and a woman ask shelter of Eagerhean. to die. Prologue welcomes Eagerhearf. 97 Founder's Day Southwestern observed its 78th anniversary on March 4-5 with a special Founder's Day program. Some high- lighfs of The program were a recognition dinner for donors, the annuai trustee-facuhy dinner, and an as- sembly at which several persons received honorary doctoral degrees. Founder's Day is an old and Time- honored Tradifion calling To mind The rich herifage of which we are a part. This year Dr. Myron F. Wicke was the Founder's Day speaker. He was presented with an honorary doctor of liieraiure degree, Dr. Wicke is associa?e general secretary of the Division of Higher Education, Board of Educalionl the Methodis! Churchi Dr. C. M. Suter was presented with the Moundbuiider Louis Sudler was presenied with an honorary doctor of ciialion on Founder's Day this year. The Moundbuilder music degree on Founder's Day. Dr. Sudier has sung ihe cifaiion is presenied to ou'sianding graduates of South- baritone solo part in the Eliiah presentation for 7he western. past several years. 98 Two freshmen entertain a! the freshman as sembly. Miss Graham is presented with her professorship af an as- semblv. Linle Red Riding Hood screams when she sees the wolf The students of Southwestern College make a weekly pilgrimage To Richardson Auditorium 10 see the presenfafion of assemblies; from academic convocations to The many attempts at humor. Assemblies Carol Prather, Student Council Pres Monte Johnsonl Dr. Sfrohl, extols $dent, points out The finer features Of the virtues of our great campus. Southwestern. The Academic Committee meets to decide whe1her credit will be granted for six hours of basketweaving. 99 I00 RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK Relevant FaiTh was The Topic under con- sideration during Religious Emphasis Week This year. Dr. J. Wesley Robb, chairman of The DeparTmenT of Religion and Division of HumaniTies aT The UniversiTy of SouThem California, spoke formally and led informal discussion groups during The week of March 10-17. Religious Emphasis Week is pan of Southwestern's efforT To expose iTs sTudenTs and faculTy To imporTamT personaliTies in The religious field, THE SMITH-WILLSON LECTURES Bishop F. Geraid Ensiey, residenT leader of more Than 285,000 Iowa MeThodisTs, was The speaker for The annual SmiTh-Wilison lec- Tures on OcTober ibTh-iBTh. Our seriEs is one of several established ThroughouT The naTion by Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Wiiison of Floydada, Texas. This year Bishop Ensley chose as his Theme The Social ApplicaTion of Religion. -, St. Olaf choir Artist and Lecture Series The 1962-63 Artist and Lecture Series offered much to the student who wished to build a foun. dation of aesthetic and intellectual values. H. Jay Thompson, baritone, of the Bethany faculty be- gan the series with a vocal concert, and Wilma Jenson deiighted the music lovers with an organ recital. The first lecture of the series featured Dr. Daniel Boorstin in the field of history. The St. Olaf choir presented the first program of the second semester series, offering a great va- riety of choral music. When Lisa Sergio came to Southwestern in February, students were given the opportunity of hearing several eXCeHem tec- tures besides the series program in Richardson Auditorium. The Artist and Lecture Series was concluded with an art program by Harriet Fitz- gerald. Dr. Daniel Boorstin Little United Nations Steering comminee: Gary Phillippi, Jan Tucker, Mary Wemz, chairman; Carol Praiher, Da rrell Huddleston. Little Uniied Nations, held April 5, was a new adventure on Souih- western's campus. A general as- sembly was conducted and the question of the admission of Red China to the U. N. was discussed by The 35 nations represented. ML .5910. y , At a meeting 0+: the delegations, Bill Minium explains their iobs. NZ ZENA GORE, Rhoda The Bad Seed BILL OLMSTEAD, COL Penmark Cast Rhoda Penmark ,,,,,,,,,,, , Zena Gore Col. Kenneth Fenmark Bill Olmstead Christine Penmark ,, Lynda Lane Monica Breedlove 7 Peg Shafer Emory Wages . . Morris Birch Leroy ....... N 77777 Chandler Young Miss Fern .. , Sandra Stout Reginald Tasker Mike Case Mrs. DaigIe Rita Magnuson Mr. Daigle .. ,. Kenny Roth Richard Bravo ,, Darwin Smith MRSA HELEN SCOTT, director MIKE CASE, Reginald Tasker l03 Jane and Russ can not decide who the poster is talking fol! Jan and Jim find 1hemseres in a fag where studies are concerned, Russell Vail and Jane Glorfelty stand in from of the Washington Monument. Jan Wallrabensfein and Jim Reed in front of Southestern's Mound. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is a place of interest in '04 Washington, D. C. Sherry rode the bus twice a week to the UN, Marian Richards, our girl in Atlanta, r oommvate. with her Sherry should feel right at home with these columns. Four Southwestern students, Jane Glotfeity and Russell Vail, first semester, and Jim Reed and Jan Wailraben- stein, second semester, went to Washington, D. C., to par- ticipate in the Washington program. Under the auspices of American University, chosen students from all over the nation spend one semester studying American govern- ment. They are seiected on the basis of scholarship, achievement, interest, and leadership activity. For the second year, Southwestern participated in an ex- change program with Spelman Coilege, Atlanta, Georgia, an aH-Negro girls' college. Attending Spelman was Marian Richards and coming to our campus was Aingred Dun- ston, sophomore. This program provides an opportunity for students to gain a broader understanding of people of diverse geographical and ethnic backgrounds. Our first participant in the Drew University United Nae tions Semester program was Sherry Redick. This program provides an opportunity for students to become aware of the importance of the United Nations as it functions in international affairs. It looks as if Aingred is en- grossed with her subiect, I05 l06 The Phi Bela Taus enioyed an Hawaiian luau as one of their social evems This year. Dances The rustle of eleganf cockfail dresses was heard as couples whirled around The dance floor, keeping in step To the tempo of the orchestra ar the Christ- mas Formal. The Kappa Deha Kappa and Kappa Rho social clubs enjoyed themseives a! an Hour Dance, Af'er nearly every basketball or foovbaH game, informal dances wete held in The Builder room. The tables were turned as We girls asked 1he fellas to the King Spfce dance. Even the faculry enioyed the King Spice dance. Who put his shoes on backwards??? 107 Jim Watson, workshop. I08 Gary Phlllippi presents a debate trophy '0 Hutchinson Junior College. MM Graham demonstrates to Larry Limbird the art of applying s1age makerup. Betsy Euslice, and Sandra Branson work on wood proiecrs in crafts I Souihwestern hosts a hislory seminar. CLASSES . l Norman Bair, Jane? Jewell, Ann Cuvhird, and Don Booth help clean the chemisiry 'ab. Naomi Stenzel, Gary Giraro, and Jan Anderson examine a frog in biology lab. Classes aT SouThwesTem are varied. STudenTs prac- Tice The fine points of debaTe, examine The wonders of The.planT and animal kingdoms in biology, explore 1 The minuTe worlds of chemisTry, Team The an of home economics, and express Themselves boTh Through The T media of oil, Tempera, and wood, and in drama. AT Times classes seem difficulT and endless, Tom The Times of IaughTer and inTeresT more Than make up for The long hours spenT in sTudy. Dr. Price heTps Judy Cook with her experimental psychoTogy. Mrs. Skinner explaTns The basic principTes of color in cesiume designing, Ann OImsTead shows a coat she '09 has designed. Attendants Janice Wallrabenstein Judy Fairchild Marilyn Stanton H0 Homecoming Queen .14 K: .2 . f. . Maridene Witter Attendants Glenn Wooddell Bill Stephens Don Epley King Spice KING - SPICE n . Mel uBuddy Akin II3 Kay Hallman 55TH Marilyn Sfamon KP Rifa Magnuson 4PIT Edith Gifau 5-! Stephanie Brown I I4 EHMPU E Miss Southwestern Peggy PeHigrew $IV ll6 May Queen Marilyn Stanton Master of Ceremonies Glenn Wooddell Her majesty, Marilyn Stanton, reigned over the 42nd annual May Fete which was held on the May Queen green on May. According to Miss Lillian Cloud, who has directed the May Fete since 1923, the tradition was given to the college by the Belles Lettres Athenian Society in 1921. Queen Marilyn and her master of ceremonies, Glenn Wooddell, reigned over the dance and the May Fete play, The Corn is GreenJ' Row One.- Florence Cutter, Marilyn Stanton, Elaine Evans, Maridene Winer. Row Two: Glenn Wooddell, Bill Israel, Norman Cailison. Not pictured: Jo Pat Dolsen, George Cole, Mike Schuyler. The names of 10 Southwestern students will appear in the 1962-63 publi- cation of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. This is a national honor that is awarded annualiy by a student-faculty com- mittee to those seniors who are selected for their leadership, scholarship, campus activities, contribution to campus life, and future promise. ll7 e53 ATHLETICS . . . Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in Time future, And time future contained in time past From Burnt Norton in FOUR QUARTETS by T. S. EH0? 1962 Moundbuilders Firs! Row: Coach Hower, Mel Akin, Dick Morrison, Jim Elland, John Brown, Darwin Smith, Jim Davie, Ken Wilkinson, Mike Robinson, AI Wood, Coach Morrison. Second Row: Bill Chace, Gene Gruver, Dave McEchron, Leon Burnefr, Larry Reed, Phil Hower, Dick Swindler, Larry Jacoby, Jim Kimberly, Ken Sergeant, Bob Sban, Gerald Loveioy. Third Row: Joe Hamilton, Tom Krouskup, Dave Settles, Don Reed, Gary Travis, MarshaH Love, DarreH Frederick, BI Hill, 8in Stephens, A. G. Boley, Rick Urban. Fourih Row: Dick Sfrano, Jerry Stuchcll, Jim McQuown, Morris Birch, Warren Randall, Gary Long, Ron Holloway, Larry Huck, Bruce Cable, Vernon Goertz, Randy Randolph, Ron Lohrding. Kneeling, Dick Srrano. Shring, Jim McQuown, Morris Birch, Dick Swindler, Jerry Stuchell. Standing, Joe Hamilton, Gary Travis, Larry Jai coby, Tom Kreuskup, Darwin Smith, Don Reed. These freshman boys are ioHowing the tradition of the freshman football players, having Their heads shaved. I20 Kansas Conference C. of Emporia . Baker Ottawa Soufhwesfem Befhel .. . Bethany McPherson ,. Ks. Wesleyan , Sterling Friends I 4 I11 g-ddwhh-mwoooi 1962 Football Scores N.W. Okla. Kansas Wesleyan , , Friends McPherson Bethany Baker Ottawa Bethel Sterling ,,,,, 1962 Moundbuilders VVVOmhhM-Ior. - - OO-'OOOO-1 SC 13 , 26 47 26 .13 13 . 7 . , ., , 41 College of Emporia 7 , h ., OPP. 31 14 40 34 14 13 12 First Row: Bill Chacel Ken WilkEnson, Al Wood; Jim McQuown, Warren Randall, Mike Robinson, A. G. Boley. Kimberly, Phil Hower. Second Row: Mel Akin, Rick Urban, Jim Firs? Row,- Dick Swindler, larry Jamby, Ron Holl0way, Dave McEchron, Gene Grover, Dave SeHles, Gary Long. Darrell Frederick, Randy Randolph. In Second Row: Larry Reed, Ron Lohrding, A x 4 m? V-leen-m 0.3 ; ,1: ,1, pn . fivfgruk$ Firsr Row.- Morris Birch, Jim Davie, Vernon Goertz, Larry Huck, Joe Hamilton, Jim Elland, Dick Morrison. Second Row: Ken Sergeant, Don Reed, Leon Burma , Bill Stephens. Firs! .Row: Darwin Smith, Tom Krauskupl Marshall Love, Bob Sloan, Bill Hill, John Brown, Bruce Cable, Second Row: Dick Strano, Gary Travis, Jerry Stuchell. l23 One more point for Ihe Buildersll! NOW IOOK Warren 'H5 is a football! Cc-cap1ains Warren Randall, 65, and Mel Akin, Al, taIk m the referees before the game. Everybody enioys a footbaH game, especially when the Builders win!! Coach Morrisonta1ks . . . and yells . . . Hold 'em, Builders, hold km! . and finaHy ius1waits. Every time the ball is snapped the Bquers push nearer the 903! line. l25 It's awfully hard '0 get a good Builder down!!!! Ken Sargeam goes around 1he end for a gain on We play while Dick SwindFer leads the way. Builders leap '0 action to hoId the line. Randy Randolph, 44, goes down after a Builder gain. Another Builder bites the dust after a good gain. Basketball 1 962-63 First Row.- BiH Stephens, Jim Harris, Jack Persinger, Wendell Smith, John Dabrow, Ron Disel. Second Row: Gary West, David Reed, Dave Harmon, Don Turner, Brent Matzen, Larry Miller, I28 Builder fans are enthusiastic, whe1her 1hey win or lose!!! FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS Soufhwesiern ,7 , . 7, 14 4 Bethany . .. H V 13 5 Bethel ,,,,,,, 12 6 Sterling . . .5 7. w 11 7 Ottawa -2 , ......................... .- 1O 8 McPherson 2,22,, , 1O 8 College of Emporia ........................ .12 10 8 Baker , . ............. 7 11 Kansas Wesleyan -2 2 16 Friends .......... ..--.,.....-2...--.-.-..2 . 1 17 K C A C Champs 1962-63 BASKETBALL SCORES SC Opp. Dec. 1 Hastings, 1Neb41 .......... 61 53 Dec. 4 Bethany ........................ 68 66 Dec. 7 McPherson - 75 73 Dec. 11 Friends ........................ 75 42 Dec. 15 Sterling ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 66 71 Dec. 28 Fort Hays Uournamenn 84 89 Dec. 29 Rockhurst hournamenw 66 72 Jan. 5 Baker ............................ 64 68 Jan. 8 Ottawa mm -- -- -6... 73 70 Jan. 12 Kansas WesIeyan ,,,,,,,, 77 65 Jan. 15 College of Emporia , . 72 77 Jan. 18 Tabor ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 74 79 Jan. 22 Bethe! .......................... 62 50 Jan. 28 Fort Hays ..................... 75 90 Jan. 29 McPherson .................... 94 81 Feb. 1 Friends ........................ 79 61 Feb. 5 Sterling ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 73 70 Feb. 8 Baker .......................... 69 55 Feb. 12 Ottawa ........................ 80 62 Feb. 16 Kansas Wesleyan ........ 75 56 Feb. 19 College of Emporia ...... 70 64 Feb. 23 Bethe! -2 74 72 Feb. 25 Bethany ....................... 55 72 129 JIM HARRIS DON TURNER The Southwestern Builders, headed by these Fabulous Five, captured the KCAC cham- pionship. LARRY MILLER BILL STEPHENS GARY WEST Ride 'm, Cary! 50 you don't We the call, George, I can jump higher ihan you can, lime boy. H's my baH! l3! Jim Harris, 32, gets 1he rebound, while Larry Miller, 22, stands by ready to assist, Hey, BaH-head, get off my back!'! '32 Brent Matzen, 50, and Larry Miller, 22, work hard to keep the baH. Don Turner, 44, goes up for a rebound. My, gosh, Billidid you see a ghost? Arms and legs, but no balllll! I33 Down . . . set , . . hike . . . oops, off side. Cheerleaders encourage the Builder spirit. Gary West, 30, grabs for fhe ball, as Don Turner, 44, watches. Ron Disel, 10, goes up for two more points. I34 Hey, Jack, get That baH. Don Turner, 44, goes up for a basket. Jim Harris, 32, sinks one for 1wo points. Dave Harmon! 42, watches as Larry Miller; 22, boosts 1he score. I35 A ; Lilfle Builders do no! always get as excited as big Builders. Gary Wes? Veils his son about ?he game. Bill Stephens MU drives in for a shot. Don Turner goes Up for two points. The Builders are jubilant after win- ning the important Befhel game, 74-72. I36 Builders prepare to win another one. Murl Webster broadcasts a game for KLAS. Bob Hower was named coach of me year In District 10. The cheerleaders hold a pep raHy at lunch time. v I37 Cross :oumry team: Rick Nash, coach;-Ted Giann, Bill Brazil, Mike Shelor, CIW Hess, Joe Dunham. Cross Country CLIFF HESS '38 MIKE SHELOR JOE DUNHAM 7601-! DAN BRANINE LARRY REED MIKE ROBINSON The Builder trackmen prepare for a big year. With a number of returning lettermen, their hopes for a conference championship are high. RUSSELL VAIL .39 I40 JERRY STUCHELL .Dlx GARY SHEIRER MIKE SHELOR MARSHALL LOVE A. G. BOLEY :zwwr .. r' . vtwr-wu 1 . , - .r. - .'. V N.' KEN SARGEANT o 1 TED GLENN TROY ZEIGLER RALPH MALIN I4 I Women's Athletic Association Row One: Janet JeweH, LIllian Cloud, sponsor; Kathy Walker. Row Two: Linda Graber, Shirley Herron, Maridene Witter, Mary Jane Case, Karen Kliewer. Row Three: Rita Magnuson, Stella Dale, Merlene Barner, Ann Cuthird, Verna Williams. Row Four: Sandra Stout, Chris Forsbloom, Sarah Bouley, Evelyn McCovmick, Jane Ulz, Susie Finneyl Jackie Snodgrass, Linda Haymond, IISS, Club Row One: Don Turner, Kenny Wilkinson, Mike Robinson, Jack Persinger, Vernon Goerlz, Warren Randall, Bill Stephens. Row Two: Larry Miller, Gary West, Caleb Abbott, Rick Nash, Al Henderson, Ralph Malin, Coach Bob Hower. I42 CHEERLEADERS Row One: Jan Anderson, Shirley Rob- erts, Uxead cheerleaderL and Susie Finney. Row Two: Sadie Schureman, Shevry Urban, Joan Anderson, Laurian Hanna. Twirlers MARCIA WILSON' JOAN BROADWE R. C GHORMLEY, drum major MARJORIE HARP BARBARA HILLIER I43 Southwesfem College has been bouncing all over The place since tram- polining became popular. Here some sfudents display their skill! ROJEAN STOUT LORILEE JANSSEN JEAN STEEL x. MIDRA McCAlMONT . t RODNEY BLOUNT 1-. A Thal looks really sharp, boysll Coach Morrison shows ?hese freshmen the finer points of tumbling. . . . But isn't there an easier way to get down???? Up and over, up and over . . . I45 n o s s U n g a M H mm 4: IO M h f b m G Sara Boully tips the balls. Snapshots Wonder when he is going to quit and let us ask questions? Now when all these little pills fall invo the little holes n . . Another year, another rock. Yes, and even a new Mound. I47 Three times a day I pray for my dear grades. With all these here chy fellers, a guy like me iest 01an have a chance. Remember, big boys don't cry. I48 Now, if this wall goes here, and that one goes 1here, we still have one left over. All these blooming meials are a boiher sometimes, u Shoes thaf set my feet a dancing . . . I49 ' ., 7'1' UP 13011110 Jim Patterson studies by fire light, iust like Abe. '3 nice 10 know someone likes you. Now, girls, this is a wishing well. 150 J Mike Robinson has many ?alems. I can't come down now, Romeo. My mother is right behind me. These are Mom Sauer's boys, and she loves them. I5! f t . r L ? . . 3 y X , .7 y s. Mr. Alrendorf returns a serve. 4' . ' .Q'. '73:? l Sadie Schureman, you had better sVudy if you wanr to pass. To all my many fans, I say 'Good Luck!' l52 Even Carolyn Warren studies! 'Stay over on your own side, you nasty lime ball. We've got the best seats in the house. l53 Senior Activities t ABBOTT, CALEB CSC Board, Health and Welfare Committee, MSM, Campus Y, Pi Sigma Gamma, Track, S Club, Mound- builder staff. AKIN, MELVIN SSTA, Kappa Rho, Beta Beta Beta, FootbaH, Track, 8 Club, King Spice. ANDERSON, JUDITH SSTA, Alpha Sigma Omega, Orchestra. BLACKBURN, LORENA W. WNJ American Association on Mental Deficiency, Cowley County Association for Menfal Healfh. BOLEY, A. G. Healfh and Welfare Committee, MSM, SSTA, Kappa Rho, FootbaH, Basketball, Track, 8 Club. BRATCHER, ILA MAE SSTA. BROADIE, JANE SSTA, Purple Robed Choir, Tennis. BROADlE, JOAN MSM, Campus Y, SSTA, Alpha MU, Orchestra, Pur- ple Robed Choir, Tennis. BOSWELL, DALE Kappa Rho, MSM, Campus Y, English Club, Cheer- leader. CARR, RAYMOND NEIL Campus Y, SSTA, Pi Sigma Gamma, Orchestra, Mathematical Association of America. CALLISON. NORMAN Campus Y, Religious Life Council, SSTA, Pi Epsilon gbffEnglish Club, Campus Players, Moundbuilder Ta . CH ISHAM, JAM ES ALLEN SSTA. l54 CUTTER, FLORENCE MSM, Religious Life Council, SSTA, Kappa Delra Kappa, Kappa Omicron Phi, Gamma Omicron, Pun ple Robed Choir, Who's Who. DANIEL, JEANNETTE MSM, SSTA, WAA. DAVIDSON, MARGARET CSC Board, Health and Welfare Committee, SSTA, . Builder Band, Orchestra, WAA, Moundbuilder staff. DOLSEN, JO PAT Student Council, Health and Welfare Committee, Interclub Council, MSM, Campus Y, SSTA, Alpha Sigma Omega, Pi Gamma Mu, Pi Kappa Delta, De- bate, Orchesfra, Academic Committee, Who's Who. EVANS, ELAINE MAY Student Council, Inferclub Council, MSM, SSTA, Re- t ligious Life Council, Cosmopolitan Club, Kappa Del- ta Kappa, Kappa Omicron Phi, Gamma Omicron, Chapel Hour Choir, Purple Robed Choir, AM Club. EWING, SHERRY Health and Welfare Committee, MSM, Campus Y, SSTA. FAIRCHILD, JUDY MSM, SSTA, Kappa Delta Kappa, Builder Band, Pur- ple Robed Choir. FREEMYER, HOWARD MSM, Campus Y, Kappa Rho, Beta Beta Beta, Foot- ball. FULLER, CAROLYN Campus Y, MSM, Gamma Omicron, WAA, SSTA. GALBREATH, PHILIP A, Campus Y, Religious Life Council. HALLMAN, KAY Health and Welfare Committee, SSTA, Kappa Del'ra Kappa. HARP, LAWRENCE Pi Epsilon Pi, Beta Beta Beta, Phi Beta Lambda. HAYES, REBECCA JANE lnferclub Council, MSM, Campus Y, SSTA, Cosmo- politan Club, Kappa Delta Kappa, WAA, AH-School PlayM HOFFMAN, SHARON Orchestra, Purple Robed Choir, Chapel Hour Choir, MSM, Alpha MU. HOWERTON, PHYLLIS MARIE MSM, Campus Y, Kappa Delta Kappa, Gamma Om- icron. HUCK, LARRY Student Council, ln'rerclub Council, MSM, SSTA, Kappa Rho, Chapel Hour Choir, Purple Robed Choir, Football, 5 Club. HUNT, SHARON KAY MSM, SSTA, Kappa Delta Kappa, Kappa Omicron . Phi, Gamma Omicron. ISRAEL, DARYL MSM, Religious Life Council, SSTA, Kappa Delta Kappa. ISRAEL, WILLIAM Student CouncH, MSM, Campus Y, PM Club, Reli- gious Life Council, Pi Epsilon Pi, Basketball, 8 Club. JOHNS, JAMES PM Club, MSM, Religious Life Council. JOHNSON, BARBARA MSM, Campus Y, Religious Life Council, Alpha MU, Chapel Hour Choir, Orchestra, Purple Robed Choir. KAUFMAN, CHARLES Student Council, MSM, Campus Y, Religious Life Council, SSTA, Kappa Rho, Builder Band, Orchestra, Football. LEWIS, JOHN KEITH Phi Be'ra Lambda, Alpha Mu, Chapel Hour Choir, Purple Robed Choir. LOHRDING, RON Health and Welfare Committeel lnterclub Council, MSM, SSTAI Kappa Rho, Chapel Hour Choir, Foot- ball, Basketball, Tennis, 8 Club. MARVEL, CYNTHIA MSM, SSTA, Campus Y, Religious Life Council, KapM pa Delta Kappa, Chapel Hour Choir, Purple Robed Choir. McDANlEL, JOHN Alpha Mu, Builder Band, Orchestra, Men's Glee Club. MCDERMEIT, CLAY Religious Life Council, Kappa Rho, Future Business Leaders. MERCER, SHERRY Alpha Sigma Omega, Purple Robed Choir, SSTA, MSM, Campus Y, lnterclub CouncH, Builder Band, WAA, Moundbuilder staff. MILLER, LARRY SSTA, Pi Epsiion Pi, S'I Club, Basketball. MINTURN, WILLIAM Campus Y, SSTA, Cosmopolitan ClubM Pi Epsilon Pi, English Club, ReHgIous Life Council. NELSON, LOIS SSTA. OLMSTEAD, ANN MSM, SSTA, Kappa Delta Kappa, Kappa Omicron Phi, Gamma Omicron, Builder Band, WAA. OSGOOD, THEODORE Track, PM Club, Kappa Rho, MSM. PARLETTE, DIANE Interclub CounciL MSM, Campus Y, Pre-ministerial Club, Religious Life Council, Pi Gamma MU, Purple Robed Choir, Moundbuilder staff, Academic Com- mittee. PERSONS, BETTIE JO MSM, SSTA, Religious Life Council, Phi Beta Lambda, All-School Play, Campus Players. 155 PETTIGREW, PEGGY Alpha Sigma Omega, Phi Beta Lambda, Purple Robed Choir, Chapel Hour Choir, MSM, SSTA, Miss Southwestern, Alpha Mu, WAA. PHHLIPPI, GARY Pi Kappa Delta, Studenf Council, Kappa Rho, Cam- pus Players, Campus Y, Debate, English Club, Moundbuilder staff. RANDALL, WARREN Healfh and Welfare Commitfee, MSM, Kappa Rho, Beta Befa Beta, Football, 5 Club, Science Club. RAMSEY, DWIGHT Campus Y, Kappa Rho, Pi Kappa Delta, Debafe, FooT- ball, Track. RHOADS, JOHN MSM, Campus Y, PM Club, Debate, Religious Life Council, Pi Kappa Delfa, Collegian, Moundbuilder staff. REXROAT, ARTH U R JOSEPH Pi Epsilon Pi, Collegian staff, Sociology Club, Eng- lish Club, Campus Y. ROB ERTS, SH l RLEY WAA, SSTA, Alpha Sigma Omega, Student Coun- cil, lmerclub Council, Cheerleader. SCHUYLER, MICHAEL W. SSTA, Pi Epsilon Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Beta Lambda. STANTON, MAR I LYN CSC board, Interclub Council, MSM, SSTA, Kappa Delta Kappa, Alpha Mu, Orchesfra, Purple Robed Choir, Soufhwestern Relays Queen, Who's Who, May Queen. STARK, SUSAN N E SSTA. STEPHENS, WILLIAM MSM, SSTA, Kappa Rho, Football, Basketball, Track, 8 Club. STEVENS, THOMAS L. Science Club, Honor Roll, MSM, Kappa Rho. STROHL, JOANNE Student Council, Health and Welfare Committee, Campus Y, SSTA, Alpha Sigma Omega, Campus Players, Orchesfra. l56 TURNER, DON ' S Club, BaskeibaH, Pi Epsilon Pi. VAIL, RUSSELL Sfudenf CouncH, Inferclub Council, MSM, Campus Y, Pi Epsilon Pi, Foofball, Basketball, Track, 8' Club, Washington Semesier Program. VON STROH, GORDON Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Beta Lambda. WAGNER, CONNIE Kappa Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Lambda, Orchestra, WAA, String Quartet WAGNER, FRED .Pi Epsilon Pi, Alpha Mu, Chapel Hour Choir, Builder Band, Orchesfra, Purple Robed Choir, Football. WARD, CARSON LEE MSM, SSTA, Kappa Rho, Track, 5 Club. 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