St Johns College - Johnnie Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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' -ani ' V ci? i if - . i . ...uw ' ,5 -3 ...U ,. ,A X 2 E Another year has been completedg 'Much hos been accomplished. ' The future lies before us. Moy we 'find our field of service As wofkers in God's Kingdom. A , ' . . ..,. . L fi?-igfif 4222 trusts x A 3 R gigzff A ff I C'fg,,,,f I ' ' 2 Nl ,' ,QL 1 I ukf iff ',fT'?i. If sq. ,,'f I .., , m 'vii' ,, , , 'Nfl Guang...-5 ff' 4-4--...mg 'mar 5 Wm ,A I , A, - 2 I Q- fffz. f-fu Z I f we - ,:. . I .4 TABLE OF CONTENTS PERSONALITIES ORGANIZATIONS SCHOOL LIFE HOMECOMING ATHLETICS PAGE PAGE PAGE PA GE PAGE g,Q..W an ' 9 f ff' -1 Y V 4 Fm . dvigft? 9J 'f!'t Q, - V 71' ' 1' , s ' m N gf p Q LQ f XVI ' 5 'J K A0 iv x .f x V 1 , ' Jn M 4 ,' - . X Q L' il . ' - I r .. I ,ww R MW? ...Il 1 Rat' .- . x 1 'P ps f n s- .. , A ,. ff 4 A ,iiw 'Fi' i yu f Q7 Q , YI 7, 1 .34 s-. 6 x FHL 'TA' H- .94 59 'va VJ- 3- HV W I-5 W 'VU' qu Du' Qi-'iffy ..f..7.,.......v, Pvesidenl of Sl. Jul-mis CARL s. MUNDINGER c.R.M., PH. D. TO ALL OUTGOING JOHNNIES, GREETINGSI If there is any one thing that comes fast, it is the end of the school year. It seems just like yesterday that you entered and now you are leaving St. John's, leaving for good. We were glad you were here. Take the Lord Jesus with you. Farewell. Carl S. Mundinger, President 10 dminislrali 1 THE BOARD OF CONTROL LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Helberg, Walter Wulf, Rev. Walter H. Meyer, Chairman, Dr. Carl S. Mundinger, Rev. Leo Fenske, Sec- retary, Leonard Sauer. R. J. DUMLER B. A. , M. S. Business Manager, Busi- ness O. KRUGER M. A. College De a n of Stu- d e n t s , Mathematics, Physics W. H. WENTE M.A.. Ph.D. Academic Dean, Greek, Humanities 1 1 A. E. KUNZMANN A. B. , B. S. Registrar, Bio lo gi cal Sciences, P s y c h o logy H. STEGEMOELUER A. B. Academy Dean of Stu- d e n ts , American His- tory, Government, Re- ligion '57 Q I .si WALLACE BEHRHORST A, B. , B. D. Latin, Religion DAVID DAUTENHAHN A. B. Sciences F. A tr W ' xi 5 an 1 .Iii I ,,,, A .W W 2 If l RALPH BOHLMANN A. B. Religion MERLE DEINES A. B. German, Religion JOAN HULT A. B. English, Physical Edu- G. A. KUHLMANN cation A. M. English HELEN MARTIN A. B. Secretarial Training Ecu 12 X ,T J.: - A f.,,, 'E R312 if 'I S. , yr. 'f.f'i Q . '51 . i -e--vm - az, r OTTO L. BRENNER A. M. Education, English BETTY FORDE A. B. Music F. C. LANKENAU A. M. English 'VM -L ,'Ai V' 1 -1 ' 5 959 ifflil - ,V -f fi n, -. N A Q :nz Ja- V ' i ,., , V iiiiaffwffis ' A gif: .rw-5-,fjhfgugagl '..-e5.,.ff , .-.f'- f nag , , --.ii ,. M 4 .55 a . E' -fff ii 1 iiiilszliiaziz 11,2 EVERETTE MEIER A. M. , B. D. German, English ll 53,4 THURMAN COOK A. B. Social Sciences, Pl cal Education N MRS. GRACE HA A. B. Secretarial Train ELMER LUESSENI A. B. , B. D. Religion, English AA NOMMENSEN Music cation, Music VINGS Social .BERT STELZER 11. Llth, Physical Edu - .Ol'l 1 X s if i M GENE RALL A. B. Librarian MRS, ERNA SOELDNER Music LELAND TEUSCHER A. B. Latin, Physical Edu-' cation Mogic? , . ,. 'V my, Q fi ,-xr 3,-if if ,I i Ta i i f , 11 M- f CORA REDIC A, A, G, O. , D. Music Music LYDIA STEINBRUECK A. B. , A. M, Arr, Home Economics, Dean of Women J. W. WERLING A. M. German MRS. ANNE SCHWANTES A. B. Mathematics, Sciences FLORENCE STELZER A. B. , B. s. SCiEl'lCeS E. A. WOLFRAM A,M., Ph. D. History, Sociology V 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. M. Buetow, Mrs. A. cox, Miss Alma Raabe Mrs. T. Ernst, Mrs. M. Buss, Mrs. R. Lafollotte, Mrs. H. Nichols, Mrs. E. Wolski. flissistanfsg Miss Alma Raabe, assistant to the dean of women fMiss L. Steinbrueckj supervises the academy girls in the west wing of the women's dormitory. She is always ready to help with any problems. The cafeteria is under the supervision of Mrs. Theodora Ernst and her assistant cooks. Mrs. Hulda Nichols serves breakfast to the girls in their cafeteria every morning at 6:00. A. J. Berg keeps buildings and grounds in tip top shape. Ben Alberty keeps the halls and classrooms of the AD building spic and span. Bill Willingham takes care to keep the West Dorm in living order for the boys. Irwin Luetke has the job of keeping the gym and Snack Bar in shining order. Vera Wallace and Arceola Smith make it pleasant living for the girls of New Dorm with faithful service. MT- Irwin Luetke Miss Arceola Smith up . w...5lU K ' ITM., A , . . I NOT PICTURED ... .... . .. 319955 fr . I f -- messfsr sv-if Mr. Wm. Willingham Mr. A. I. Berg Miss Vera Wallace Mr. Ben Alber 14 M, , ? t 2 Miss Lois Mahlandt Bill Duey, Ardith Alpert, LeRoy Paul Stall flssistanfs Miss Lois Mahlandt, school nurse, and Bill Duey, Ardith Alpert, and LeRoy Paul, student orderlies, attend the students' aches and pains, Miss Vivian Bolland is Dr, Wente's secretary, Miss Gertrude Moddelmog is college bank teller and secretary. Miss Loraine Wittig and Miss Selma Wacker work in the business office with the financial records, Miss Bonnie Nal manne serves as secretary to Dr, Mundinger and Miss Hilda Wacker assists Prof. Kunzmann in the Registrar's office, Miss Alleyne Durheim works in the Dean's office. iss Vivian Bolland Miss Selma Wacker diss Donnie Namanne Miss Hilda Wacker Miss Alleyne Durheim Miss Loraine Wittig 15 Irwin Goehring v. pr es . Ed Meyer, pres. 'N wig, College .Student Council 1ST ROW: Mary Dumler, Paula David, Ed Meyer, Lois Roeder, Irwin Goehring, Kathy Reinhardt, Mary Lowke. 2ND ROW: Sue Robb, Janice Prothe, Tom Zehnder, Emory Hingst, Chuck Jedlle, Rose Marie Krekeler. 3RD ROW: Dean Kruger, Wayne Koenig, Larry Schmidt, Bob Myers, Chuck Vanderhyde, Vic Hilgendorf. With the march of time, progress is made. This year's student government at St. John'salso marched onward, looking not to the past, butrather to the future. They, as representatives of the students, worked for and with the students. Early last spring, they helped plan an orientation program for the new school year, then, at the beginning of the new school year, they carried out the maior portion of the program. The council also intensified the religious program on campus, and fostered the Big Brother, Big Sister program. The student council participated actively in the Lutheran Student Government at St. Paul, Minn. this past spring. Several proiects were also sponsored by the council in the duration of the school year. 16 Lois Roeder sec 3. JJ 'K N f x I . f of f l A f Dick Raedeke V. Pres. Dale Do err Pres. b fi- k ' i Vff' I mi 1 2 A 52 i' 1 ,V Academy Stud ent Council IST ROW: Cynthia Bener, Gladys Fraze, Dick Raedeke, Dale Doerr, Janet Nierrnann, Adrianne Vor- derstrasse. 2ND ROW: Dean Stegemoeller, Wilbur Fehthafer, Don Meyer, Wayne Helberg, Herb Nier- mann, Ken Rall. The Academy Student Council this year marked its third year of separation from the college: these students again put their best toot forward and showed that they could work independently. The Academy proiect for the year was to present new stage props to the school. A council sponsored chili supper, anda penny campaign were the two foremost means of Financing the project. The goals for the student council this year were: to bring about a closer relation- ship between students and faculty: and to improve the social life and religious tone on the campus. Officers for this year were: Dale Doerr, pres.: Dick Raedeke, v. pres.: Janet Niermann, sec. ' 17 Janet Niermann Sec. ,,.,,f-' ,x'SVM . .it i 13.1.6 A P11791 UQ ,sg S' s if 50 ,. , T f L .aa f' if '99 E s'A,,' ash , . ' M i 'A fri! 'ref mr iff' ,A 4 ir ?'i gs! if,-is i I f y rw Q Q. ' ., - , 1' ' ' 4 A i Q : E ' . ,Q . ' - - .T 'fl I 2 .L fx ' -K! ,M if . : . if ' if A F . , r I . J ,xo I ' xi., , W . 1' f 71 Q 5-r ' I 3 rw H 6 N bm. P X. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. V Proverbs 9:10. 2 iCollegefv,SophomoffesEZ RUBY ABPLANALP 1503 E. ll, Winfield, Kans. Sigmasg Regorterg El Teatro. ARDITH ALPERT R,R. 2, Paola, Kans. Sigmasg Polyhymniag Mission Society, Student Orderly. IANE ARBEITER Murphysboro, I11. Sigmasg Polyhymniag Sr, Walther League. 'i-34.5. t MARION BEHNKEN 137 So, Pine St, , Orange, Calif, Sigmasg Polyhyrnniag C h or a le Choirg Women's Choir, College C h ee r le a d e rg College Student Council. PAUL BEINS 3305 W. Dakota, Denver, Colo. Demons. SHIRLEY BIERMANN Freistatt, Mo. Deltasg Polyhymniag Choral Club, Organ Guild: Operettag Mission Society, Sr. Walther League. CURTIS BOIDEN, IR. 3 Organ Guild, pres. ' 1148 E. 99 St., Cleveland 8, O. BARBARA BARTLING 12 Seminary Terrace, St. Louis 5, Mo. Deltas, v.pres.g Reggrterp Johnnie, Polyhyrnniag ' Choral Club, Women's Choir: Chry Playg College 'f Student Council, Public Relations Committee. CAROL ANN BEHME Worden, Ill. Sigmasg Choral Clubg Chorale Choir: Sextetteg Mission Society, Operettag Sr, Walther League: Social Committee. AL BEHNKE Box 989, Nellis AFB, Las Vegas, Nev, Demons, treas. 5 Polyhymniag Glee Club, College Cheerleader, Projects Committee, sfvl . L Care for o game of golf? 1 I '53 ' is ses 'J' f WILLIAM BRANDT Surprise, Nebr, Chrys, Polyhymnia, Church Choir, Choral Club, Chorale Choir, Choristers, Quartette, Octette, Glee Club, Organ Guild, Operetta, Sr, Walther League. LARRY BRELIE 15092 E. Olive-A naheim Blvd. Box 114 Olive Calif. Cats, pres., Chrys, Polyhymnia, Chora1Club, Octette, G lee Club, Cacophony, Phi Rho Pi v. pres., Greek Club, SI Club, Tennis, Bas- ketball- Public Relations Committee. EUNICE BREWER Glidden Ia. F 4 ' 1 at i ' 7 Q , ' ' I ' . f 5 i ff I QL--'v x ' . 'Q Deltas, Reporter, Polyhymnia, Chorale Choir, ' ' ' Q., kt , v 'K' Mission Society, El Teatro,Demon Play, Oper- E, ,7 etta, ReligiousActivities Committee, Sr. Wal- ther league. I it ALGIE CREER 5120 Milford Ave., Detroit 10, Mich, Demons, Greek Club. PAULA DAVID '7309.Summit St., Kansas City, Mo. Deltas, Polyhymnia, Choristers, College Student Council, Health Committee, House Commit- tee. DAVID DELLINGER 439 S, W. Third Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Chrys,ReEorter, Polyhymnia,GleeClub, Choral Club, Operetta, Greek Club, Mission Society, Debate. 'F' JIM REDINGTON 317 Iowa, Winfield, Kans. IRVIN BRUENIES R,R, 1, Girard, Kans. Chrys, R e Q o rt er, Polyhymnia, Church Choir, C h o r al Club, Choristers, Quartette, Octette, GleeClub, PhiRho Pi,Mission Society, Sr, Wal- ther League, House Committee, Religious Ac- tivities Committee. DELORES CORDES Meade, Kans, Sigmas, Polyhymnia,Organ Guild, Mission So- ciety , 5 'fi ' ie JOHN DIETRICH 745 N. Sixth Ave., Cedarburg, Wise, Cats, Polyhymnia, Church Choir, Choral Club, Mission Society, Greek Club, El Teatro, Sr, Walther League, Bus Driver. WILLIAM DUEY Allen Park, Mich. Cats, Chrys, Re E o rt e r, Johnnie, Polyhymnia, Choral Club, Glee Club, Operetta,Greek Club, Mission Society, Chry Play, Religious Activi- ties Committee, Sr. Walther League, Student Orderly, MARY DUMLER 1203 E. Eighth St, , Winfield, Kans, Sigmas, College Cheerleader, College Student Council, Projects Committee, RUTH FALK Sweet Springs, Mo. Deltas: Polyhymnia: Mission Society, I. WM. FLATTERY 421 Iowa St., Winfield, Kans, F.B.L.A., pres. VERLYN FOSTER Deshler, Nebr, Chrys: Sajoco: Po1yhyrnnia:Chora1e Choir: Oc- tette: Band: Operetta: Debate: Chry Play: Col- lege StudentCounci1:Re1igiousActivities Com- mittee: Projects Committee: Socia1Com mittee . RUTH EBERT 1333 S. Irving Heights Dr, , Irving, Tex. Zetas: Polyhymnia: Chorale Choir: Organ Guild: Mission Society: El Teatro: Religious Activities Committee: Sr. Walther League. LYLE ECKART 607 La Salle St., Collinsville, Ill, Sigmas: Polyhymniag ChoralC1ub: women's Choir, DONALD ESTOCK 4595 Pearl Road, Cleveland 9, 0, Demons: Mission Society: Demon Play. ' QIJSN, at ' A f A AGL . - l ., .. . t, A-3- EDITH GAEBLHK 6330 Marquette Ave., St. Louis 9, Mo. Sigma s, treas. : Sajoco: Polyhymniag Chorale Choir: Sextette: Organ Guild: House Committee. LORETTA GEHRKE R.R. 1, Manawa, Wisc, Sigrnas: Polyhymniag Chorale Choir: Women's Choir: Band: Mission Society: EIT eatro: Sr. Wal- ther League. JEAN GERDES R. R, 1, Lafe, Ark. Sigmas: Po1yhymnia:Rep2rter:Sr. Walther Lea- gue. 45' 3 f TZ ROGER FRANKEY 4373 Beck Ave., St. Louis 16, Mo. Chrys: SI Club: Intramural Manager. ARTHUR FRESE Box 527, Beatrice, Nebr, Chrys: Basketball: 'SI' Club. SALLY FRIESON 3444 East Pine St., Wichita, Kans. Sigmas: Polyhymnia. is .9 ,..,,, KATHLYN GERHARDT 218 Johns Page Dr., San Antonio, Tex. Deltas: Reporter: Johnnie: Polyhyrnnia: Choral Club: Women's Choir: Organ Guild. NAOMI GLATZ 631 W. 118 St, , Los Angeles 44, Calif, Sigmas: Polyhymnia: C hora le Choir: Choral Club: Sextette: Organ Guild: Demon Play. DANIEL GODE 22 N, Mokena St, , Mokena, Ill, Demons. ROBERT HANKE Sebewaing, Mich. Chrys: Cats: Regrter: Debate: Baseball: Track: Sr, Walther League. KENNETH HASKELL 2579 Wendell St, , Detroit 9, Mich. Chrys: Johnnie, pix editor: Polyhymniag Choral Club: Glee Club: Greek Club: Mission Society: Campus Committee: Projects Committee. JOSEPH HAUSER 7730 Devonshire St., St. Louis, Mo. Demons: Polyhymnia: G le e C lu b: Cacophony Club: SJ Club: Tennis: Basketball: Health Committee. IRWIN GOEHRING Appleton City, Mo. l Chrys: C ho ra le Choir: Cacophony Club: SJ Club: Phi Rho Pi: College Cheerleader: Base- ball: Chry Play: College StudentCouncil, v.- pres. :PublicRelationsCommittee: House Com- rnittee,v,pres.: Freshman class pres. : Bus Dri- ver. ADELL GOLDAMMER Bald Hill Road, Jefferson City, Mo. Zetas, treas, ,sec. : Polyhymnia:Chorale Choir: Organ Guild: Mission Society: Operetta: Sr. wal- ther League, ARTHUR HAAKE 200 Sloat Blvd. , San Francisco, Calif, Demons: Polyhymnia: Glee Club: House Com- mittee: Sophomore c l a s s v. pres. : Intramural Manager. it 15122552ssztsvf15swazps'1f 'fe' - QQ, -Ci ssihf ssoy .1s' t CLARENCE HELMICH R,R. 1, Box 231, Benton, Ark, Cats: Polyhymnia: OrganGuild:G1ee Club: Mis- sion Society: Religious Activities Committee: Sr, Walther League, pres, EMORY HINGST 3526 Texas St., Vernon, Tex, Cats: Rewrterg Polyhymnia: Chorale Choir: Glee Club: Octette:Operetta: SI Club: Phi Rho Pi, pres. 5 Debate:Tennis:Co11ege Student Council: Public Relations Committee: House Committee. HAROLD HINGST 840 So. Tennessee Ave. , Lakeland, Fla. Chrys: Polyhymnia: Chorale Choir: Octette: Glee Club: Operetta: Debate. FL BEVERLY IAHNZ. 1314 W, 107 St., Los Angeles 44, Calif, Sigmasg Reporter, Sajocog Polyhymniag Women 's ChoirgOperettag Phi Rho Pig Debate, Mission So- ciety, Sr. Walther League. LAWRENCE KAMPE R.R. 1 Vollmer Road, Tinley Park, Ill, Chrysg Reporter, Johnnie: Polyhymniag F.B.L. A.: Mission Society, Sr.Walther Leagueg Glee Club, DICKSIE KESSMAN R.R. 3, Edwardsville, Ill. Sigmasg Polyhymniag C ho ra le Clubg Women's Choir. JOYCE KOHLMEIER Washington, Kaus, Deltasg Polyhymnia. ELLEN KRAUSE 423 N. 12th St., Ft, Smith, Ark. Deltasg Reporterg Polyhyrnniag Intramural Man- ager. MARIORIE KRIEGEL 501 East 41 St., Austin 5, Tex, Sigmas: Choral Club, Women's Choirg Mission Societyg Sr, Walther League. ROY HOLM Thayer, Nebr. Cats, V, pres.: Chrysg Polyhyrnniag Chorale Choir: Octetteg Glee Club, Operettag College Student Councilg Campus Committee: S ocial' Committee, Intramural Manager, SHIRLEY HOLTZEN 1171 East Pine, Enid, Okla. Sigmas, sec.g PolyhymniagOrgan Guild: Health Committee, House Committee, ERNEST HORN 11 Nutgrove St., White Plains, N. Y. Chrysg Greek Club: Mission Society, pres. 3 Sr. Walther League. Www' , lx I if Q X s ARLENE KLAUSTERMEYER 12431 S. Prospect, Orange, Calif. Sigmas: Polyhymniag Chorale Choir, Women's Choir: Health CommitteegCampus Committee. LOUIS KNIEF Box 1015, Ponca City, Okla. Mission Society, Sr. Walther League. CAROL KOEHN Burden, Kans. Deltasg Polyhymnia. CARLA KUEHNERT R,R, 1, Okawville, I11. Zetasg Johnni-ei Polyhymniag ChurchChoirg Chor- al Clubg Women's Choir, Octetteg Organ Guildg F,B.L.A.g El Teatro, Sr, Walther League, sec, Intramural Manager, RUDOLPH E. KURZ R.R, 2, Edwardsville, Ill, Chrysg Reporterg Johnnie, editor, Polyhymniag Choral Clubg Glee Club, Operettag Phi Rho Pig Greek Club, v. pres. 5 Cacophony Club, Mission Society. SALLYAN LAFOLLETTE 1377 Ogden St., Denver, Colo. Deltasg Polyhyrnniag Chorale Choir, Operettag Mission Society, Sr, Walther League, Projects Committee, F,B,L.A. in JAMES LARSON Wilmot, S, D, Remrterg Glee Clubg OperettagGreek Clubg Mis- sion Society, Sr. Walther League. MARY LOWKE 2026 Pine St. , Vernon, Tex, Sigmas, pres., PolyhymniagChorale Choir, Sex- tetteg Organ Guild, Operettag Mission Society, College Student Council, Radio Committee, DAVID MEYER R.R, 1, Box 133, Owensville, MO. Demons. HAROLD LAMBRECHT 911 Elm St., Lisbon, N, D, Demons, Glee Club, ARLENE LANG 1009 Fillmore, Topeka, Kans, Sigmasg Polyhymniag Organ Guild, Sr, Walther League, F,B,L.A. KARL LARSEN 5828 Gilmore Ave., Garden City, Mich, Chrysg R-qgrtegi Polyhymniag Glee Clubg Sr, Walther League. DELBERT MEYER 507 N. Summit, Girard, Kans. Chrysg Polyhymniag Organ Guild, GleeClubg Mis- sion Society, Religious Activities Committee. EDGAR MEYER 3744 Davila Dr, , Dallas 20, Tex, Chrysg Cats, Reporter, Polyhymniag Cacophony Clubg Phi Rho Pig DebategCo1lege Student Coun- cil, pres, Radio Committee, House Committee. BETHEL MICHAEL 1116 Chestnut St,, Jefferson City, Mo. Zetasg Polyhymniag Chorale Choir, El Teatrog Mission Society, treas,g Sr, Walther League. BERNARD NASS Blue Hill, Nebr, Demons: P o l yh y m ni ag Church Choir: Choral Club: Glee Club: Cacophony Club: Phi Rho Pi: Greek Club:Mission Society: House Committee: Bus Driver, ROBERT NICKEL 826 Chestnut St., Joplin, Mo. Chrys: Reporter: Johnng: Polyhymnia: Glee Club: Sr. Walther League. RENATA NIERMANN 1817 Converse Ave, , Cheyenne, Wyo, Sigma s: Polyhymnia: F,B,L,A,g Radio Com- mittee. LEROY PAUL 321 West 3rd St, , Fairbury, Nebr. Chrys, treas.:Reporter, editor: Polyhymnia: Church Choir: C ho ral Club: Choristers: Quar- tette: Octette: Glee Club: Phi Rho Pi: Debate: Religious Activities Committee: Projects Com- mittee-: Sr, Walther League: Student Orderly: Bus Driver, LOIS PETERS 6718 Alexander St., St, Louis 16, Mo. Deltas: Reporter: P o lyhy m nia 5 Choral Club: Women's Choir: Mission Society: Sr. Walther League. RICHARD PFLUG 118 N, Emily St., Anaheim, Calif. Cats: Polyhymnia: C hora le Choir: Glee Club: Greek Club:Student UnionCommittee: Sr, Wal- ther League: Bus Driver, HOWARD MUELLER Taylor Ridge, Ill. Demons: Reporter: Polyhy m nia: Band: Greek Club: Mission Society: Sr, Walther League. JANE MUSSLER Imperial, Mo. Z.etas:Po1yhymnia: Women'sChoir: Mission So- ciety. ROBERT MYERS R,R, 4, Logan, O, Cats: Polyhymnia: Glee Club: Greek Club, pres.: Cacophony Club: Mission Society: College Stu- dentCouncil, treas: House Committee:Sr, Wal- ther League. DOLORES OBENHAUS Box 672, Kress, Tex, Sigmasg P o ly hy m n i a: Choral Club: Women's Choir: O r gan Guild: Band: F,B.L.A,: Mission Society: Sr, Walther League. RUTH OESCH Wausa, Nebr, Sigmas: Reporter: Chorale Choir: Operetta: De- bate: Sr, Walther League. KENNETH OLLEK 105 N. Jefferson St, , Hillsboro, Kans. Demons: Polyhymnia: SI' Club: Glee Club: Bas- ketball. THOMAS PLATT 304 Maple Ave. , Springdale, Ark. Chrys: Polyhymnia: Chorale Choir: Glee Club: Octette: Operetta: F,B, L,A . : Radio Committee. RUTH POESE 3441 Commonwealth, St, Louis 17, Mo. Deltas: Reporter: Choral Club: Women's Choir: Organ Guild: Operetta: Mission Society: Demon Play: Sr. Walther League. DWAYNE POLL Gillett, Ark, Chrys: Glee Club. 0: 3. f : IANICE PROTI-IE 4401 Bell St., Kansas City, Mo. Deltasg Reporter: Polyhymnia: C h o r a le Choir: Chry Play: El Teatro: College Student Council: ProJects Committee, QUINTIN QUADE R,R, 2, Hastings, Nebr. Chrys' Reporter: Johnnie: Polyhymniag Chorale Choir- G lee C lub: Operetta: Organ Guild: Phi Rho Pi: De bate: Greek Club: Mission Society: Sr Walther League. MARY IDU RAUH R.R. 1, Alva, Okla. Sigmas: Reporter: Polyhymnia: Mission Society: VAUGHN BREWER E. 1202 112 John, Winfield, Kans. F. B. L. A. DUANE REETZ Climbing Hill, Ia. Chrys: SI Club: Basketball: Bus Driver. KATHY REINHARDT 1509 N. Poote, Colorado Springs, Colo, Deltas: Polyhymnia: El Teatro: College Student Council: Radio Committee. Sr. Walther League: Projects Comrnitteeglntra- mural Manager. ROBERT RICHTER 171 Merton St., Memphis, Tenn, Chrys: Polyhymnia: Church Choir: Choral Club: G le e C lu b: Cacophony Club: Mission Society: Sr. Walther League. IACQUELINE SUE RILEY 11213 Eastem, Hickman Mills, Mo. Deltas: Reporter: Johnnie: Polyhymnia:.Choral Choir: Women's Choir: Organ Guild: Demon Play:Co11egeCheer1eader: Student Union Corn- mittee. SUE ROBB 5810 Outlook St., Mission, Kans. House Committee. Zetas: Polyhyrnnia: C h or a 1 e Choir: Operetta: Chry Play: E1 Teatro: College Student Council: ROGER SCHLEEF 500 N. 35th St., Ft, Smith, Ark. Cats: Reporter: Sajoco, co-ed: Polyhymnia:G1ee Club: C horale Choir: Octette: SI Club: Base- ball: Student Union Committee. LARRY SCHMIDT 505 N, Center, Sebewaing, Mich. Chrys, pres.: Polyhymnia: Chorale Choir: Band: Cacophony Club: sec.: SJ Club: Mission So- ciety: Baseball: Basketball: College Student Coun- cil: Sr. Walther League: Social Committee. ROSELYN SCHOPPA R.R. 1, Harrold, Tex, Deltas: Polyhymnia: Choral Club: Women 's Choir: Organ Guild. NORVAL SKOV 2626 W, 42nd Ave. , Denver, Colo Demons: Polyhymnia: F,B.L,A. DONALD STOTMEISTER R.R. 2, Geneseo, Ill. Chrys: Reporter: Johnnie: Polyhymnia: Glee Club: Chry Play: Mission Society: E1 Teatro. VICTOR TEGTMEIER R,R. 2, Hollenberg, Kans, Chrys: Reporter: Polyhymniag G 1 ee C lub: Greek Club: Mission Society: Sr. Walther League. LOIS ROEDER 1713 N. Narragansett Ave., Chicago 39, Ill. Sigmas: Po lyhy rn nia: Chorale Choir: Sextette: Operetta: Mission Society: College Student Coun- cil, sec.: Sr. Walther League: House Committee. WILLIAM ROUNDEY 3737 Schleichev Ave., Pennsauken, N. I, Chrys: Repgter: Chry Play: Cacophony Club: El Teatro: Campus Committee. DENNIS SCHLECHT Box 356, Wisner, Nebr. Chrys: Reporter: Polyhymnia: Chorale Choir: Glee Club: Organ Guild: Cacophony Club, pres. : SJ Club: Mission Society: Basketball: Public Relations Committee: House Committee. , PAUIINE SCHOT T 906 Lincoln Ave. , La Iunta, Colo. Sigmas: Reporter: Polyhymnia: El Teatro: Mission Society: Sr. Walther League, ALWIN SCHULTZ 3521 Jefferson Ave. , Des Moines 10, Ia. Demons: Polyhymnia : Chorale Choir: Octette:G1ee Club: College Cheerleader. ELEANOR SCHUMACHER Hoyleton, I11. Zetas, pres.: Polyhymnia: Church Choir: Choral Club: Women's Choir: Octette: Organ Guild: Chry Play: El Teatro, pres. MARVIN TEPE Okawville, Ill. Demons, Polyhymnia, Mission Society. MARGARET THORSEN 1011 Pottawatomie, Leavenworth, Kans, Sigmas, Polyhymnia, Choral Club, E1 Teatro. CHARLES VANDERHYDE 4584 Maple Ave, , LaMesa, Calif, Cats, Chorale Choir, Operettag Mission Society, 'I' ennis,College Student Councilgkeligious Ac- tivities Committee, Sr. Walther League, Student Manager, cafeteria. X ' , A THEODORE WILKE R.R. 1, Columbus, Nebr, Demons, Polyhymni a, Church Choir, Choral Club, Choristers, Glee Club, Band,Demon Play, SJ Club, Mission Society, Track, Bus Driver. DONNA KAY WILLIAMS Box 302, Castle Rock, Colo, Deltas, Reporter, Polyhymnia, Women's Choir- Organ Guild, Sr. Walther League. MARY LOU WOLFRUM 1534 Green Berry Rd, , Jefferson City, Mo. Deltas, Polyhymnia, Chorale Choir,Organ Guild, Mission Society, Operetta, Sr. Walther League. CLARA WACKER Lincoln, Kans, Zetas, Polyhymnia, Women's Choir, F.B.L.A., Mission Society, Sr, Walther League. LARRY WARD 315 Lawrence St. , Topeka, Kans. Cats, Remrter, Polyhymnia, Chorale Choir, Glee Club, SJ ' Club, Basketball, Baseball, Health Committee, Projects Committee, IJOIS WEHMEIER Cheney, Kans. Deltas, P o lyhy m n i a, Choral Club, Women's Choir, Campus Committee, ., I ja y ',- ,1' '.',fk, . . L bfi ft 5 ies? ROBERT WOLLBERG 1803 - 6th St., Columbus, Nebr. Cats, Chrys, Basketball, Baseball, Bus Driver, LORENZ WUNDERLICH 9014 Stonebridge Dr, , Richmond Hts., Mo, Demons, F.B.L.A.: Demon Play DONALD YARROLL 700 E. 5th South, Provo, Utah Demons, pres, Johnnie, Chorale Choir, Elijah, Glee Club, Operetta, Phi Rho Pi, Greek Club, , 1 42 it 5 BRUCE ZAGEL 3411 Iola Ave., Des Moines, Ia. Demons, pres., Polyhymnia, Choristers, Quar- Radio Committee, SHIRLEY ZIEGELBEIN 1005 Eight St, , Monett, Mo. Deltas, pres, , treas. , Reporter, Johnnie, Poly- hymnia, Choral Club, Organ Guild, Band, F.B. L.A., sec., treas., Radio Committee, Public Relations Committee. FRANK ZIRBEL R.R. 1, Leslie, Mo. Chrys, v.pres,, P olyh y m n i a, Church Choir, Choral Club, Ch or i st er s, Quartette, Octette, Glee Club, Cacophony Club, v.pres.: Mission Society, C ol l e g e Student Council, Religious Activities Committee, House Committee, Sr, Walther League, v. pres, RONALD ZISHKA 805 San Marino Ave., Montebello, Calif. Chrys, Reporter, managing editor, Polyhymnia, Church Choir, Choral Club, Organ Guild, Glee ai.. Club, Operetta, Phi Rho Pi, Debate, Greek Club, tette, G le e C lu b, Sophomore Class, V. pres., if' X Mission Society. Spec i al l 'u :V-Y: K R LUINA TEPE Box 272, Okawville, Ill. Zetasg Pglyhymnia, Choral Club, Women's Choir, Sr. Walther League, KRYSTYNA WIECHAWICZ Winfield, Kans. NOT PICTURED FRANK BACHELOR Alhambra, Calif. Demons, Greek Club, 29 LOREN GOEHNER 1120 Ottawa, Leavenworth, Kans. WILLIAM CROCKETT 1101 Holly, Perry, Okla. Chrys,Iohnnie, Polyhymnia, Greek Club, Mis- sion Society, Sr. Walther League. WI IO KANG Chinju, Korea ' Demons, Greek Club, Mission Society, v. pres., Sr, Walther League. VERDELL KASTEN R.R. 2, Hoyleton, Ill. Zetas, v. pres. ,Chora1Club, Polyhymnia, Wom - en's Choir, F.B. L.A., Mission Society. bk Hot Pictured COLLEGE SOPHOMORES JUDY DORNFIELD 5796 Westminster Place, St. Louis, Mo. Sigmasg Reporterg Polyhymniag Chorale Choir, Sextetteg Operettag Student Union Committee. DONALD FLOCK 1417 E. 10th St, , Winfield, Kans. F.B.L.A. IAMES FRIEDEN 1322 Hackney, Winfield, Kaus. F.B.L.A. HOWARD KLINKERMANN Iowa Park, Tex, Demons, SI Club: Basketball. WILLIAM KRAHN Slater, Mo, Demonsg Polyhymniag Choral Clubg Mission So- ciety: Bus Driver . DICK MARTIN 20225 W. Chicago Blvd. , Detroit, Mich. Demonsg Greek Club. PHILIP MOLNAR 5013 Deland St., Pico, Calif. Chrysg Chry'P1ayg Radio Committee, JACK NETZEBAND Berkeley, Mo. Demons, SJ Club, F.B,L.A.g Basketball. DONALD NEWLAND 516 - 12th St., Winfield, Kans, GERALD NICHOLS R.R, 3, Florissant, Mo. SPENCER NYGAARD Box 272, Red Lake Falls, Minn. Chrysg Polyhyrrmiag Choral Club: Band, Radio Committee. WILBUR RATHER 306 East 7th St. , Winfield, Kans. DONALD SOHN 417 John, Saginaw, Mich. Demons, Basketball. CHRISTINE TRAUE 112 N, E. 8th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Sigmasg Polyhymnia. ff., L, 'Q L 5 tn. Pf f 2 va' Ir . . ,Q pe, 1. 'ff 'T ' ' W I T F' , I 1 X '?i2?5?f555f,!f if . . .. , -ll 'fli- 2 F at :L 1',-- .1.- .ii Y .ff , N f fe ,Tigger L. W.. fini 'Ra I' Coll age N Freshmen LILA ACHTERBERG R. R. 1 Lincoln, Kaus. ARDELLA ANDERSON 1008 Roosevelt Lawton, Okla. PHILIP BAUER 921 8th St. Fairbury, Nebr. NORMA BEHNKE Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas, Nev. MARY BENDER Denver, Ia . SHIRLEY BERNER 13849 Hollingsworth Riper, Kans. HAROLD BERNTHAL Sanbom, Minn. DEUORES BOERNSEN Hartley, Ia. DOIS BROCK R. R. 4 Great Bend, Kans. JANE BUCHANAN 8308 S. Sag Grand Blanc, Mich. IEAN BUEHRING 7829 Westwood Dr. Elmwood Park, Ill. CARL BURGESS 9318 East Fostorin Downey, Calif. JEAN BUSCHKEMPER 7153 Manette Dr. St. Louis, Mo. MERLE CAVIER Wagner, S. D. MARILYN CLAUSEN Kingsley, Ia . SHARON CONRAD 2008 North Main Fremont, Nebr. WENONAH DAVIS 5550 Southwestem Blvd. Baltimore 27, Md. FAYE EARLY 10416 Breckenridge St. Ann, Mo. NADINE EHLERS Lahoma, Okla. BEVERLY EVANS 460 Aubuchon Florissant, Mo. NORMA FELDMAN 3816 Speight Ave. Waco, Tex. CLIFFORD FISK 1720 Williamsbridge Rd. Bronx 61, N. Y. VERENA FOLKERTS R. R. 1 Winfield, Kaus. JOHN GAERTNER Quarters 4, E. Staff Row Ft. McPherson, Ga. KATHLEEN GARBERSON 5300 W. '72 St. Prairie Village, Kans. HAROLD GEHLE R Great Bend Kans gb .,'- x I 'l1O A f U? A 5 Ki, 1 O F ', g 1 ,L Z i , S . N X f if if '25 N. dm it ,Hr 5 H3115 2 .H --m x W, if R. .4 Oggiy ' ' V -- ' F5 3 1 .35 , 'Y' Q, is , A 1 tl i l , g A ... 'xii :.f I A X Y M A i ' ,. I Q ' l RRRR I I 3 i9 + il V 4 L JOAN GROTHER R. R. 1 Independence, Kans. ELINOR HANNUSCH Argonia, Kans. MARKUS HEERBOTH 3430 Illinois Ave. St. Louis, Mo. DOLORES HEIMSOTH Walker A.F.B. Roswell, N, M. JERRY HERBEL 215 N. Main Hillsboro, Kans. VICTOR HILGENDORF Hilbert, Wis. NORMA HOFFMAN 201 West Ray Sweet Springs, Mo. LINDA HOGREFE 1127 Metropolitan Leavenworth, Kans. PATRICIA 'HORKANS 20 S. Yates Denver 19, Colo. DAROLD HUNTER 9321 Houston Winfield, Kans. CHARLES IEDELE 1016 3 Ave. S. Denison, Ia. IRENE KAMPE Box 92, Vollmer Rd. Tinley Park, lll. LORINE KASPER 1206 E. 2nd St. Austin 2, Tex. VIRGINIA KINAST R. R. 2 Haven, Kans. DONALD KLINKER 1115 2nd Ave. S. Denison, la. HERBERT KLUHSMAN 4923 Pershing Dr., S. Albuquerque, N.M. CHRIS KREBS Krebs Motor Co. Vernon, Tex. ROSE KREKELER 819 N. 9th St. Leavenworth, Kans. MARY KRIEGEL Box 141 Lariat, Tex. ARVELLA KREMEIER 1014 E. Park Enid, Okla. LOIS KRENKE 116 Topeka Haven, Kans. IEANETTE KUHN 9216 Delphine St. Louis, Mo. DOROTHY KUNZ 2748 Utah St. Louis, Mo. WILMA KURTZ Avon, S. D. ARTHUR LANGE 7864 S. Shore Dr. Chicago, Ill. SHELDON LAWRENCE Nashville, Kans. MILDRED LECHNER 41'7 N. Third St. Arkansas City, Kans. MARTHA LEWIS Argonia, Kans. QW E . .. R- in 1' M, N A .Q 4, g.,, 4 on . V.. ,, A R' ,F PK J 'Y :,,, -- 2 : L, U Y.. .. li W iw ,,,, .. J.. 5' :'z...4M:'f R 1 1 F s ' ff' if fs. iii if 'K ' ESTHER LOESEL 309 E. Piarkishaw Paola, Kaus. CAROL LOHMAN 531 Michigan Leavenworth, Kaus. DONALD LOHOEFNER 5624 Roelaud Dr. Mission, Kaus. IUDITH MCCAULEY Dow, Ill. ROBERT MCCONNELL 1011 E. 13th St. Winfield, Kaus. JANET MANNEL 3039 Butler Ave. Steger, I11. LOIS MEI-IL Spearville, Kaus. KARLINE MERTINS R. R. 1 Iowa Park, Texas CHARLES MICHAEL 1116 Chestnut St. Jefferson City, Mo. LEROY MIESSLER Preston, Kaus. IUDITH MUELLER Box 116 Leasburg, Mo. MIRIAM MUELLER 6014St.. S. E. Minot, N. D. DONALD MURRAY 503 N. Rutan Wichita, Kaus. PRISCILLA NIEMANN 1504 Shawnee Leavenworth, Kaus. PATRICIA NITZ R. R. 1 Coffeyville, Kaus. GLADYS NOREEN 3521 22 Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minn, SANDRA OBERMUELLER Hufsmith, Tex. ELIZABETH OESCH Wausa, Nebr. CONRAD OHM, IR. 721 E. 10th St. Winfield, Kaus. WAYNE OLSON 1815 Millinton Winfield, Kaus. JOY OPPEL R. R. 4 Kingfisher, Okla. STANLEY PADGETT 1347 Montague St., N. Washington, D. C. DAVID PARDIECK 2003 E. Englewood Rd. Kansas City, Mo. VERNON PINNT 900 S. 4th St. Norfolk, Nebr. MARLENE REDMER 443 Illinois St. Dundee, Ill. DAVID REETZ Waco, Nebr. ELFRIEDA RICHTER R. R. 2, Box 332 Alice, Tex. MARILYN RINNE 418 N. 10th St. Beatrice, Nebr. 325 is ifl ..:f' Y-f 5 Q.. ' ,E I if 1- ,ls ' fl . ss, , , . 1, gb ' ' ' f 'A' 21. 'A at 9 Q' EDWARD ROBINSON 3015 Rerick St, Joseph, Mo. DUANE ROHMALLER R. R. 4 Carthage, Mo. NAOMI SCHAD R. R. 2 Purdy, Mo. ANN SCHLICHTING Box 227 Blackburn, Mo. SHIRLEY SCI-ILOTTACH 7204 Page St. Louis, Mo. MARY SCHMADEKE Shelbyville, Mo. KAY SCHMIDT 547 Walnut West Point, Nebr. WARREN SCHMIDT 2932 N. 75 Court Elmwood Park, Ill. NORMAN SCHOCH 216 Maple Fremont, Nebr. LOIS SCHOENROCK R. R. 2 LeMaus, Ia. ALBERT SCHOPPA, JR. R. R. 1 Harrold, Tex. CLARA SCHOPPA R. R. 1 Harrold, Tex. LOIS SCHROEDER 2404 Sharidge Dr. St. Louis, Mo. MARGIE SCHROEDER 1109 East First Newton, Kans. ARTHUR SCHWEIM 711 N. Madison Wichita, Kans, JEAN SEEHAUSEN 101 East First Hartford, lll. MARY SOMMERER 808 Mulberry St. Jefferson City, Mo. HARRY SOPER 1450 N. Springfield Chicago, Ill. LORNA STARCK 225 Wilson St. North Judson, Ind. JACK STEINKE 300 W. 31 St. Cheyenne, Wyo. ALBERT STILLMAN Menlo, Kans. HARRIET STOLP Bridgman, Mich. HAROLD TEUSCHER 1215 lst St. Rock Island, Ill. MARY LOU Von STROH Golden City, Mo. JOETTA VOSKAMP 329 North 16 St. Montebello, Calif. MABEL WAGNER R. R. 1 North Judson, Ind. GUY WARKE 17570 Lesure Detroit, Mich. DORIS WENTZEL R. R. 2 Wayne, Nebr. S 4 s x l a 1 ,,!,., ,VA M i if t . ii? vb ! 'fl if , , . .9 . X .ui r it M' :el rs JAMES WILKENS 4539 Mason Omaha, Nebr. JACK WILSON 3220 Hudson Detroit 8, Mich. LORENE WINKLER R. R. 1 Hamilton, Tex. NADEEN WINTERS 552 S. Christine Wichita, Kans. FRANK WISE 5118 Othello Seattle, Wash. NOT PICTURED JACK BAUER 2524 Washington Belleview, Nebr. VICTOR BOHLMANN 4041 Johnson Westem Springs, Ill. BRUCE BRYAN Box 135 Burden, Kans. RHONDA BUSSMAN 926 Bridge Albert Lea. Minn. RAYMOND DIEL 8973 E. 13th St. Tulsa, Okla. PAUL FRITZE 220 W. 11th St. Winfield, Kans. DENNIS HARTMAN 7546 Crandon Chicago, Ill. ROGER HUMANN 3860 S. 40 Lincoln, Nebr. WAYNE KOENIG 2793 Summet Lincoln, Nebr. THEODORE KOTTMEIER 655 15th Ave. S. W. Cedar Rapids, Ia. RANDALL LAMBERT 1654 26th Ave. Columbus, Nebr. TERRANCE MILLER Box 509 Digton, Kans. EDWARD MUELLER 1713 A 1 Dodge City, Kans. SHIRLEY RIEGER 1956 E. Ave. Austin, Tex. HAROLD SADOWSKI 1453 Balfour Grosse Point Park 30, Mich. EUGENE SCHROEDER R. R. 1 Douglas, Okla. 35 MERLE SCHULZ 418 S. Ash Yuma, Colo. ROBERT TEWES cfo L.C. W.A. Addison, Ill. MILAN WEERTS R. R, 3 Poplar Bluff, Mo. FRANK WINTER 1657 Lake Lincoln, Nebr. GERALD WOERTZ 1046 W. 97 St. Los Angeles, Calif. THOMAS ZEHNDER 1303 E. 7th St. Winfield, Kans. Ac:ademyN5enio1fs WILLIAM ALBRECHT Lewis, Colo. Polarisg Academy Operettag Polaris playg Jr. Walther Leagueg Baseballg Basketballg In t r a m u r al Managerg House Committee: Student Union C om m it t eeg Soph. v.pres. 5 Ir. class treas. BERNARD ANSORGE Okawville, Ill. Polarisg Academy Choirg Academy Octetteg Organ Guildg Polyhymniag Bandg Mission Societyg Ir. Walther Leagueg Debate. EUGENE BERNER 13849 Hollingworth Rd. Piper, Kans. Philosg S Clubg Bandg Pi Epsilon Pig Basketballg Acad- emy Student Council: C a m p us Committee Chairmang Jr. Walther Leagueg Jr. class pres. GEORGE DINSE Verden, Okla. Philosg Polarisg S Clubg Baseballg Basketballg Ir. Wal- ther League. GERDA GEDROWITZ St. John's College Winfield, Kans. Webstersg Pi Epsilon Pig Jr. Walther League. DONALD GRUNZ 550 N. Grove Wichita, Kans. Philos: Pi Epsilon Pig Academy Choirglr. Walther Leagueg Basketballg Intramural Managerg C a m pu s Committeeg House Committee: Projects Committee. wif A A DAVID BUEHRENS 1710 E. 8th St. Winfield, Kaus. Pi Epsilon Pi. DELORES DEVORE 508 Parkside Farmington, Mo. Pi Epsilon Pig Webstersg Polyhymniag Academy Choi Intramural Managerg House Committee., E J c ial Con mitteeg Ir. Walther League. DALE DOERR Creigton, Nebr. Polaris Academy Choirg Key Club, pres. 9 Jr. Wa lthe Leagueg Baseballg Academy Student Council, pres. 'D- 1 WAYNE HELBERG 1613 E. Randolph St. Enid, Olcla. Philosg Pi Epsilon Pig S Clubg Student Union Commi' teeg Public Relations C om m itteeg Academy Studei Council. JOHN HODDE 4208 Garthwaite Ave. Los Angeles 8, Calif. Polarisg Key Clubg Jr. Walther Leagueg Debate. HARVEY HONIG R. R. 2 Herington, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pig A c a d e my Choirg Octetteg Organ Guilt Band: Mission Societyg Key Clubg Radio Co mmittee Jr, Walther League, EUGENE KOESSEL I5 N. Third St. arber Beach, Mich. Epsilon Pi, Mission Society, Jr. Walther League. RUTH KORFHAGE 07 Cedar St. nulder, Colo. Epsilon Pig Philos, Academy Choir, Academy cheer- ader, Ir. Walther League, Health Committee. FRANCES KROENKE L9 N. Estelle ichita, Kans. Epsilon Pi, Websters, Polyhymnia, Academy Choir, Jr, alther League, Campus Committee. IDA MAE LAFRENZ R. 1 ivenport, Ia. Epsilon Pi, Websters, Jr. Walther League. WALKER LANE I0 W. Grand vrger, Tex. vlaris, Philos, Basketball. DONALD MEYER '44 Davilla Dr. illas 20, Tex. vlaris, Philos, Key Club, Baseball, Academy S tude n t Juucil, Health Committee, Religious Activities Com- 'tteeg Ir, Walther League, Frosh. class pres., Sr. class s. FRANKLIN KARNER R. R. 2 Luther, Okla. Pi Epsilon Pi, Organ Guild. LEROY KEUCK 1000 W. Pershing Cheyenne, Wyo. PiEpsilon Pi,AcademyChoir,Octetteglr. Walther League, Basketball. KENNETH KILIAN 1400 Block, N. Wansatch Colorado Springs, Colo. Pi Epsilon Pi, pres.,AcademyClarion, co-ed, S Club, Reporter, Academy Ch oir, Organ Guild, Key Club, lr. Walther League, Pi Epsilon Pi play, Basketball, Projects Committee, Social Committee. ANITA KRUGER 1413 E. 8th St. Winfield, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pi, Websters, Polyhymnia, Academy Choir, Jr. Walther League, Websters, Public Relations Committee. CRAIG KRUMWIEDE 6328 Osage Rd. Elpaso, Tex. Polaris, pres., Philos, pres., Key Club, v. pres. , S Club, Basketball, Baseball, lr. Walther League. MARK KUEHNERT Okawville, Ill. Po la ri s , Polyhymnia, Academy Choir, Octette, Organ Guild, Band, Mission Society, Academy cheerleader, Jr. Walther League, Debate. PAUL MEYER R. R. 3 Okarche, Okla. Pi Epsilon Pig Philos, S Clubg Baseball Manager, Radio Committeeg Jr. Walther League. RICHARD MEYER 306 E. 10th St. Claremore, Okla. Pi Epsilon Pig K e y Clubg Polyhymniag Mission Societyg Basketballg Jr. Walther League. JANET NIERMANN 1817 Converse Ave. Cheyenne, Wyo. Pi Epsilon Pi, treas. 5 Websters, sec., pres. g Re orterg Johnnie: PolyhymniagAcademy Choirg Academy Student C'6uHEfl, sec. g Public Relations Committeegl-louse Com- mittee Jr Walther Lea ue Projects Committee Social : - g 9 : f tfl. CornmitteegAcademy Clarion, ed.gCo-ordinatingCom- X, mittee. Q. RICHARD RAEDEKE Box 365 Alma, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pi, v. pres, g Key Club, sec. g Academy Choir, Octetteg Bandg Basketballg Academy Student Council, v, pres .p House Committee, Jr. Walther League: Ir. class v. pres. BEVERLY ROGERS 1520 N. 32nd St. Kansas City, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pig Webstersg Academy Choir, Academy cheer- leaderg Jr. Walther League. RAYMOND SANDENE 82 W. 7th N. Provo, U. Pi Epsilon Pig Webstersg Polyhymniag Ir. Walther League, it ww. ARNOLD OEI-ILERT R. R. 1 Erie, Kans. Polaris, Church ChoirgAcademyChoirg Baseballg Jr. Wa ther League. RUTH PARDIECK 2003 Englewood Rd. Kansas City, Mo. Pi Epsilon Pig Webstersg Polyhymnia, Academy Choi Campus Committeeg Ir. Walther Leagueg Intra m ur. Managerg Sr, class sec. DOYLE PFAFFENBERGER Gillett, Ark. Polaris: Philosg Jr. Walther League. PATSY SCHEFFE 411 Park Winfield, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pig Webstersg Polyhymniag Jr. Walther Leagul KATHARINE SCHMIDT Box 99' Cantwell, Mo. Pi Epsilon Pig Webstersg Polyhymniag A ca de my Cho Organ Guild: House Committeeg Jr. Walther League. LARRY SCHNABEL 328 Hardwood Place Santa Ana, Calif. Pi Epsilon Pig Philosg K ey C lubg S Clubg Basketb Baseballg P ub li c Relations Committeeg Campus Co . mittee, Jr. Walther League. LLOYD STRELOW Box 276 Readlyn, Ia. Pi Epsilon Pi: Websters: Key C1ub:Academy Choir: Mis- sion Society: Debate: Basketball: Jr. Walther league. ADRIANNE VORDERSTRASSE 536 Lightner Dr. ,Wichita, Kans. :Pi Epsilon Pi: Websters: Polyhymnia: Academy Choir: lSextette: Academy Student Council: Radio Committee: Religious Activities Committee: Student Union Com- lmittee: lr. Walther League: Jr. class sec.: A cademy Clarion. FLOYD WEBER Grattan St. opeka, Kans. Polaris. ROBERT WOHLER Alma, Kans. Basketball: Ir. Walther League. DONNA SCHNEIDEWIND R. R. 1 Tress City, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pi, sec.: Websters, sec.: Polyhymnia: Acad- emy Choir: Organ Guild: Radio Committee: Ir. Walther League. DARRELL SCHURLE R. R.1 Alma, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pi: Polyhymnia: Key Club: lr. Walther League. PEGGY SMITH 3611 Farmington Rd. Peoria, Ill. Pi Epsilon Pi: Academy Choir: Ir. Walther League. Pi Epsilon Pi: Key Club: Academy Choir:Octette: Band: NOT PICTUFPED WILLIAM AHLERS MILDRED BRANDT Lewis, Colo. Battle Creek, Nebt. Polaris: A cade my Operetta: Polaris play: Jr. Walther Pi Epsilon Pi: Philos: Academy Choir: Academy cheer- League:Basebal1: Basketbalhlntramural Manager: House leader: Jr. Walther League: Academy Student Council: Committee: Student Union Committee: Soph. class v. Public RelationsCommittee:Student Union Committee. pres. 5 Ir. class treas. PHY LLIS MITCHELL 1220 E. 6th St. Winfield, Kans. 39 Ronald Kusel V. Pres. Wilbur Fehlhafer Pres. Acadenry uniovs lst ROW: Winifred Faley, Lynne Rhodes, Pat Schrader, Ruth Renner, Nancy Van Arsdale. 2nd ROW: Gladys Frese, Martin Kinnaman, Norman Hofman, Dee Hahn, Don Taylor, Dolores Wulf. 3rd ROW: John Raess, Dave Sigsbee, Ernest Richter, Wilbur Fehlhafer, Stewart Reimnitz, James Gerken, Bob Kriger. 40 , ' . l,,s K 43 'f Q 's5f2ff.f'f T535 ' 'Q Vx Lynne Rhod Sec. . iii Q r s . Q114. at 8 :jj W' in 9- 'av nf A' V ' 1' ' fb Bendick Treas. Eunice Michalk Kenny Rall V. Pres. Pres. i 35 Academy 5 ophom ore Ax IST ROW: Karen Hopka, Millie Kruger, Eunice Michalk, Kenny Rall, Miriam Peter, Bob Bendick. Yolanda Kilgore. 2ND ROW:Fred Loesel, Arlen Eberhardt, Kathy Horst, Verona Liefer, Wanda Thiele, Phyllis Ransom. John Deines. 3RD ROW: Jack Wachholz, Ron Lambert, Mark Munderloh. James Oehlert, Sa m Johnson. 41 'PS .- il V , W h y fy ,, .jk S 5 Miriam Peter Sec. Karen Bruce Treas. Cynthia Buehner Pres. -' ACQCIE P-.I'6Sl'lITl8I'l. IST ROW: Martin Asche, Grant McClain, Lynne Kenny, Cynthia Buehner, Karen Bruce, Marlene Renner, Daniel Fritze. 2ND ROW: Jonathan Grothe, Denis Brannagan, James McNamee, Larry Reinhardt. Edwin Groppe. 42 'V-'J' Lynne Ker Se c. JUNIOR CLAS S KENNETH BEHNKEN 137 S. Pine St. Orange, Calif. JAMES BRACKENSICK 4816 N. Woodward Oklahoma City, Okla. MILTON BUEHNER Wakefield, Nebr. JERROLD EICKMANN 393 S. Main Orange, Calif. WINIFRED FALEY 3050 N. 18th St. Kansas City, Kans. WILBUR FEHLHAFER Utica, Nebr. GLADYS FRESE 315 N. 10th St. Beatrice, Nebr. JAMES GERKEN Bertrand, Nebr. DEE HAHN 11341 Floyd Circle Santa Ana, Calif. NORMAN HOFMAN Blue Hill, Nebr. MARTIN KINNAMAN Sedan, Kansas ELVIN KLEIN Otis, Colo. HERBERT KOEPP 4736 N. Leamington Chicago, I11. ROBERT KRIEGER 603 E. Valley Blvd. San Gabriel, Calif. RONALD KUSEL 270 N. Pine Orange, Calif. Academy Dilfedo WESLEY LETZ Ft. Benton, Mont. IANICE MURRAY 4247 Bayley Wichita, Kans. JOHN RAESS Hebron, Nebr. STEWART REIMNITZ Sterling, Nebr. RUTH RENNER Box 775 Madison, Nebr. LYNNE RHODES Little River, Kans. ERNEST RICHTER 1319 Numa New Orleans, La. LARRY SCHNEIDEWIND Ness City, Kans. PATRICIA SCHRADER 5610 E. Kellogg Wichita, Kans. PAUL SCHULTZ R. R. 1, Box 66 Hampshire, Ill. NORMAN SCHULZ Yuma, Colo. DAVID SIGSBEE 17301 Horger Allen Park, Mich. MEREDITH STRUCK Garrison, N. D. DONALD TAYLOR 5105 S. 39 Ave. Omaha, Nebr. NANCY VAN ARSDALE 1140 N. La Salle Chicago 10, Ill. G LENDA WEBER 2043 Fairview Wichita, Kans. 43 DOLORES WULF 1300 S. 8th St. Humboldt, Kans. SOPHOMORE CLASS JERRY BEJCEK Winfield, Kans. ROBERT BENDICK 6786 Balfour Allen Park, Mich. JOHN DEINES 0223 1f2 College Winfield, Kans. DAVID DRESSEL 109 Simpson Chicago, Ill. ARLEN EBERHARDT 1744 Redondo San Diego, Calif. KAREN SUE ENGLAND 1602 Millington Winfield, Kans. GARY HARDIN 1544 Washington Santa Ana, Calif. KAREN HOPKA 2511 Giroue St. Boulder, Colo. KATHRYN HORST 3622 Wood Ave. Kansas City, Kans. SAMUEL I OHNSON 805 E. Broadway Sparta, Ill. YOLANDA KILGORE 1218 Van Tassell Cheyenne, Wyo. MILDRED KRUGER 1413 E. 8th St. Winfield, Kans. RONALD LAMBERT 1654 26 Ave. Columbus, Nebr. VERONA LIEFER Pattison, Tex . FREDERIC LOESEL 309 E. Piankishaw Paola, Kans. EUNICE MICHALK Box 755 Bishop, Tex. MARK MUNDERLOH 1704 E. 19th St. Winfield, Kans. HERBERT NIERMANN 1817 Converse Cheyenne, Wyo. JAMES OEHLERT R. R. 1 Erie, Kaus. MIRIAM PETER 1714 Avenue E Ft. Madison, Ia. KENNETH RALL Rexford, Kans. Academy DTFEETOJ-' PHYLLIS RANSOM '714 W. '7th Topeka, Kaus. WANDA THIELE Norton, Kans. JOHN WACI-IHOLZ 2442 Riverside Dr. Beloit, Wis. FRESHMAN CLASS MARTIN ASCI-IE Lake Ander, S. D. DENIS BRANNAGAN 408 S. 6th Manhattan, Kaus. KAREN BRUCE Tampa, Kans. CYNTHIA BUEHNER Wakefield, Nebr. DANIEL FRITZE 175 Benesel Frankenmuth, Mich. 44 MARILYN GARDNER 1221 E. 5th St. Winfield, Kans. EDWIN GROPPE 411 1f2 Jefferson Rd. Cheyenne, Wyo. JONATHAN GROTHE 428 Iowa Winfield, Kans. LYNNE KENNY 1134 Pacific Ave. New Orleans 14, La. GRANT MCCLAIN 1950 George Washington Blvd Wichita, Kans. JAMES MCNAMEE 411 Park Winfield, Kans, LARRY REINHARDT R. F. D. Fairmont, Okla. MARLENE RENNER Madison, Nebr. E3- rg. 4' K L., if liar QW N 0. ,ii ,Z K' EMMA LE A LBRE CHT Lewis , Co 10 . MARGARET BEACH Springs, Kaus. KAY GERIACH Yellow Jacket, Colo. BARBARA BIAR Dallas, Tex. HANNA CARSTENS Dix. Nebr. OLIVER GERLAND , IR. St. Louis, Mo. SHANG IK MOON Korea JUDITH SCHROEDER St. Louis. Mo. Second Semesiev A CA DEMY SO PHO MORES COLLEGE FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED DONALD FAGARTY Winfield, Kaus. CHARLES ORE Mulvaue, Kaus. COLLEGE SOPHOMORE NOT PICTURED RALPH MAERTZ Winfield, Kaus. . GDLLEGE SPECIAL STUDENTS . A N JOYCE HAWKINS NOT PICTURED Winfield, Kaus. WILLIAM BETTIN JAMES MANNEL Lakeview, Ia. Steger, I11. ,V DORIS RATHER Ludell. Kaus. 9 , I 9 QM 3 5 -s Q K' '? If . . K . 353 gyfiifi '94 N av' ,Q 3285 fgsfi' 3 i 4 . ' ' .g 1 . f , Q , 9,2 1' .k .f'Z.1, n:.4 fi Q 43 0 5 , we J Q,-.14-L?MYl ' bi, I . . r k , 'Q WL R Q2 , - A 3' fs' W Q ,fi , 2 ,, . b Q -V Q 5 K Y K, V.,Nntr 41 , W S: 3 L' ,uri , , . 'A :J - +V - Q . M25 .,, , A ,jffffiff ' ', W h ' . iq , ' A b Q n ,.A. , V V V K A af, .ff X - . ' A , OI'9dIl1Zdf1 0115 5 M ' , ,V A 55:9 Q. . -v'!.v'..-T xl AL is: , 4 V gi 5 ,Q g iw gf M , ag: wi 7 IST ROW: S. Ziegelbein, D. Stotmeister, R. Kurz, M. Lewis. J. Riley. 2ND. ROW:R. Nickel, D. Yarroll, K. Schmidt, K. Haskell, W. Duey, B. Crockett, D. Wentzel, B. Bartling. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ..... . . Ass't Editor . . Photographed Ed. . . Class Divisions Ed's Organizations Editor . Sports Editor. . . . Artist . . . Bus. Manager . Adv. Managers - . . Rudy Kurz . Martha Lewis . . Ken Haskell . . Quintin Quade Barbara Bartling - -Jackie Riley . Don Stotmeister . . . Don Yarroll . Shirley Ziegelbein . . . Conrad Ohm Larry Kampe ajoco LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Schleef, Co-editor: B. Jahnz Typist: P. Fritze, Artist: E. Gaebler, Production V. Foster, Editor. 47 eporftezf 1st ROW: Lois Peters, Don Stotmeister, Bev Jahnz, Roger Humann, Ron Zishka, Norma Behnke, Karline Mertins, Miriam Mueller. 2nd ROWgDe1ores Boernsen, Elfrieda Richter, KenKilian, Shir1eyZiegelbein, Pat Horkans, Faye Early, Bill Crockett, Shirley Schlottach. 3rd ROW: Chuck Michael, Vic Tegtmeier, Kay Schmidt, Stan Padgett, Bob Nickel, Bill Duey. The REPORTER covered the important monthly happenings and brought items of interest before the eyes of the Johnnies. It reported, not only events here at school, butalso featured many fine editorials and items of particular interest to the alumni. The REPCDRTER is sent but to the alumni so that they may keep informed on events at school. Now in its 33rd year of publication, it is an All-American newspaper under the rating of the National Scholastic Press Association. Managing Editor . Associate Editors . News Editor . Feature Editor . Sports Editor. . . Production Manager PROF. G. A. KUHLMANN Faculty advisor for allpub- lications 48 EDITORIAL STAFF . Ron Zishka Roger Humann Mary Lou Rauh Bev Jahnz Don Stotmeister Miriam Mueller Kay Schmidt Vic Tegtmeier l l , lst ROW: Larry Brelje, Guy Warke, David Reetz, John Dietrich, LeRoy Paul, Merle Schulz, Clarence Helmich, 2nd ROW: Art Schweim, Marion Hofman, Harold Gehle, Albert Schoppa, Bill Duey, Bert Stillmann, Art Lang, Emory I-lingst. 3rd ROW: Wayne Olson, Roy Holm, Richard Pflug, Warren Schmidt, Charles Michael, Chris Krebs, Bob Hanke. 4th ROW: Roger Schleef, Merle Cavier, Norman Schoch, Jack Bauer, Ed Meyer, Don Lohoefner, Charles Jedele, Jim Wilkens. 5t.h ROW: Harold Bernthal, Gene Schroeder, The newest men's society, the Cotonian, began its first year with forty-three members. This shows that St. John's still hos pioneer spirit. The Cats were active in both intramurals and forensics. In February they co- operated with the Sigmas to present a play, entitled the Parlor Story. First semester offi cers were: Larry Brelie, pres.: Roy Holm, v. pres.: Roger Schleef, sec.:William Duey, treas.: John Dietrich, sgt.-at-armsp Clarence Helmich, critic. Second semester officers were: Richard Pflug, pres.: Robert Hanke, v. pres.i Roy Holm, sec.5 Larry Ward, A treas.: Robert Wollberg, sgt.-at-arms: Roger Schleef critic . . R x 'V .fn 9 ,..., .F 1. 7.575 DR. E. A. WOLFRAM 49 E Chrfysosfomosl g lst ROW: Edward Robinson, Loris Rather, Duane Rohmaller, Sheldon Lawrence, Ranny Lambert, Harold Sadowski, Ernest Horn, Herb Kluhsmann, Billy Crockett. 2nd ROW: Ed Mueller, Karl Larsen, Dave Dellinger, Hal Teuscher, Larry Schmidt, Frank Winter, Wayne Koenig, Gene Diel, Roger Humann. 3rd ROW: Art Frese, Don Stotmeister, Verlyn Foster, Dennis Schlecht, Vernon Pinnt, Ted Kottmeier, Vic Bohlmann, Ron Zishka. 4th ROW: Don Klinker, Victor Tegtmeier, Harry Hingst, Duane Reetz, John Gaertner, Mark Heerboth, Kay Schmidt, Bob Nickel. The oldest society on campus, the Chrys, started an active year by inducting twenty-two new members, which raised the total membership to forty-nine, thus making them the largest men's society on campus. The Chrys opened their season of activities by giving a play, The Apple of His Eye . They took an active partinintramurals, competing against the Cats and Demons. They came out with top honors in intersociety forensics, thus putting them in first place . Officers for the first semester were: Larry Schmidt, pres.: Harry Hingst, v. pres.: Bill Roundey, sec.: Vic Tegtmeier, treas.: Ernie Horn, sgt.-at-arms. Second semester officers were: Larry Schmidt, pres.: Duane Reetz, v. pres.: Frank Winters, sec.: Wayne Koenig, treas.: Irwin Goehring, sgt.-at-arms. Prof. Elmer Luessenhop is the sponsor. PROF. ELMER LUESSENHOP 5 0 Bm OSH18 111611 lst ROW: David Meyer, Gerry Woertz, Don Murray, Wi Jo Kang, Howard Mueller, Gerry Herbel. 2nd ROW: Bill Krahn, Don Yarroll, Howard Klinkerman, Al Behnke, Paul Beins, Bruce Zagel, David Par- dieck. 3rd ROW: Norman Skov, Art Hanke, Lorenz Wunderlich, Ben Nass, Joe Hauser, Dan Gode, Don Estock. 4th ROW: Al Schultz, Stan Padgett. The Demosthenian Literary Society which is the second oldest society on campus started the year by inducting eight new members. This brought the total to thirty- two members. The Demons presented the homecoming play, Uncle Fred Flits By, this was a comedy written by P. G. Wodehouse. The society also took an active part in intramurals: they had one team which was unbeaten and unscored upon during the season. This put them in first place in foot- ball. Officers for the first semester were: Bruce Zagel, pres.: Ben Nass, v. pres.: Art Haake, sec.: Al Behnke, treas.: David Meyer, sgt.-at-arms. Second semester officers were: Ben Nass, pres.: Joe Hauser, v. pres.: Stan Padgett, sec.: Al Behnke, treas.: Jerry Woertz, sgt.-at-arms. Prof. F. C. Lankenau is the sponsor. 51 alia Alpha Kappa 1 V s l L A lst ROW: Kathy Gerhardt, Eunice Brewer, Shirley Ziegelbein, Barbara Bartling, Shirley Bierrnann, Ellen Krause. 2nd ROW: Lois Peters, Mary Schmadeke, Roselyn Schoppa, Clara Schoppa, Sallyan LaFollette, Janice Prothe, Jackie Riley, Donna Williams, Arvella Krerneier, Carol Lohman. 3rd ROW: Nadeen Winters, Judy Mueller, Mabel Wagner, Norma Hoffman, Shirley Schlottach, Harriet Stolp, Paula David, Katherine Reinhardt, Virginia Kinast, Lois Drenke, Priscilla Niemann, Mary Sommerer. 4th ROW: Lois Schoenrock, Lorna Starck, Joyce Kohlmeier, Lois Wehmeier, Margie Schroeder, Ann Schlicht- ing, Jean Buschkemper, Esther Loesel, Sandra Obermueller, Rhonda Bussman, Jaye Early, Mary Lou Wolfrum. 5th ROW: Jeanne Seehausen, Shirley Rieger, Karline Mertins, Janet Mannel, Ardella An- derson, Lorene Winkler, Ruth Poese, Dottie Kunz, Lois Schroeder, Delores Boernsen, Irene Karnpe, Beverly Evans. Thirty-eight new girls joined the Delta Alpha Kappa society, bringing the tota membership to fifty -six . The year's activities began with Delta dates going on a moon light hike and chili supper. The Deltas took an active part in forensics and intramural tournaments. The climax in intramurals was the winning of the All-Star basketball game. Homecoming activitiesincluded decorations in front of the girls' dormitory and an informal Alumni tea. First semester officers were: Shirley Ziegelbein pres.: Barbara Bartling, v. pres.: Shirley Biermann Clara Schoppa, treas . : Kathlyn Gerhardt, sgt. -at-arms MISS JOAN HULT 52 I I sec.: Eunice Brewer, treas.: Kathlyn Gerhardt, sgt.-at arms. Second semesterofficerswere:Shirleyliegelbein, pres.: Barbara Bartling, v. pres.: Janice Prothe, sec.: .Sigma Hu lst ROW: Mary K. Lowke, Shirley Holtzen, Bev Jahnz, Mary Rauh, Edith Gaebler. 2nd ROW: Naomi Glatz, Marion Behnken, Sally Friesen, Arlene Klaustermeyer, Kathleen Garberson, Norma Behnke, Jean Buehring, Carol Behme, Jeanette Kuhn, Liz Oesch. 3rd ROW:Ardith Alpert, Dolores Obenhaus, Margie Kriegel, Loretta Gehrke, Pauline Schott, Dolores Cordes, Dicksie Kessman, Marg Thorsen, Mitzi Lechner, Christene Traue. 4th ROW: Ruth Oesch, Rose Krekeler, Jane Buchanan, Lois Brock, Lorine Kasper, Mary Bender, Lyle Eckart, Lois Roeder, Jeanne Gerdes, Shirley Berner, Linda Hog- refe, Judy Dornfeld. The Sigma Phi Mu Literary Society increased its membership by gaining sixteen new girls, thus increasing the total membership to forty-two. During Homecoming, they presented their annual style show, Campus Casuals. They also gave a Sigma Alumni breakfast for all the returning Sigmas . Their decorations in the cafeteria took first place over homecoming. The Sigmas took an active part in intramurals and forensic tournaments. The College Sextette is composed of Sigmasand Ls sings for Sigma functions, school affairs, and choir trips. Miss Forde served as the Sigma sponsor for the second year. The officers for the first semester were: Mary K. Lowke, pres.p Mary Rauh, vice-pres.: Shirley Holtzen, sec.: Edith Gaebler, treas.: Bev Jahnz, sgt.-at-arms. Second semester officers were: Mary K. Lowke, pres.: Lois Brock, vice-pres.i Rose Krekeler, sec.: Dicksie Kessman, treas.: Norma Behnke, sgt.-at-arms. MISS BETTY FORDE 53 Zeta Tau Alpha 1stROW: Adell Goldammer, Clara Wacker, Bethel Michael, Eleanor Schumacher, Verdell Kasten. 2nd ROW: Marlene Redmer, Pat Nitz, Joetta Voskamp, Norma Feldman, Marilyn Clausen, Winnie Davis, Sue Robb, Carla Kuehnert, Sharon Conrad. 3rd ROW: Lulna Tepe, Doris Wentzel, Gladys Noreen, Dolores Heimsoth, Pat Horkans, Ruth Ebert, Elinor Hannusch, Martha Lewis, Naomi Schad. 4th ROW: Wilma Kurtz, Joy Oppel, Mary Kriegel, Lila Achterberg, Lois Mehl, Mary Von Stroh, Marilyn Rinne, Elfrieda Richter, Jane Mussler, Miriam Mueller. Being the youngest girls' literary society on campus, the Zetas started the year with only ten former members: but rush-week brought the total membership to thirty- Six. The society took part in intramurals and forensics. The group won second place inthe fall forensic tournament, and second place in decorating the girls' dormitory for Homecoming. The Zetas co-operated with the Chrys in presenting a three-act play, and helped Miss Steinbrueck decorate, and give her annual Christmas party. First semester officers were: Eleanor Schumacher, pres.: Verclell Kasten, v. pres.: Aclell Goldammer, sec.: Betherl Michael, treas.: Clara Wacker, sgt.-at- arms. Second semester officers were: Elinor Hannusch, pres.: Lulna Tepe, v. pres.: Norma Feldman, sec.: Naomi Schad, treas.: Wilma Kurtz, sgt.-at-arms. MISS LOIS MAHLANDT 54 2 lPiEpsi1on E IST ROW: Ruth Pardieck, Ruth Korfhage, Peg Srnith, Donna Schneidewind, Adrianne Vorderstrasse, Gerda Gedrowitz, Janet Niermann, Bev Rogers. 2ND ROW: Frances Kroenke, Don Grunz, Ken Kilian, Darrell Schurle, Bob Wohler, Jim Gerken, Stewart Remintz, Paul Schlutz, Ida Lafrenz. 3RD ROW: Don Taylor, DickRaedeke, Wayne Helberg, Ray Sandene, Leroy Keuck, Ron Kusel, Larry Schnabel, Eugene Berner, Norman Schluz. 4TH ROW: Harvey Honig, Ernie Richter, Lloyd Strelow, Dick Meyer, Eugene Koessel, Paul Meyer, Larry Schneidewind. Pi Epsilon Pi brought to a close its ninth year of intramurals, literary projects, and social life with as much enthusiasm as the first year. The society once again offered excellent competition for the intramural society trophywhich itwon in l954. Serving as officers for the firstsemester were: Ken Kilian, pres., Dick Raedelce, v. pres., Donna Schneidewind, sec., Delores Devore and Bill Albrecht, intramural managers. Officers for the second semester were: Ken Kilian, pres., Don Grunz, v. pres., Donna Schneidewind, sec., Delores Devore and Ray Sandene, intramural managers. The sponsor is Prof. L. Teuscher. Polavis IST ROW: Mark Kuehnert, Dolores Wulf, Gladys Frese, Bob Kriger. 2ND ROW: Floyd Weber, Nancy Van Arsdale, Wirmie Faley, Lynne Rhodes, Pat Schrader, Ruth Renner, Martin Kinnarnan. 3RD ROW: Dale Doerr, Wilbur Fehlhafer, Bernard Ansorge, Don Meyer, John Hoddle. The Polaris Literary Society, under the sponsorship of Prof. Merle Deines again played a prominent part in the athletic, social and literary life of the Academy. The main activity of the year was the play given by both P.E.P. and Polaris. Guiding the society as officers for the first semester were: Craig Krumwiede, pres., Gladys Frese, sec., Lynne Rhodes, intramural manager. Second semester of- ficers were: Mark Kuehnert, pres., Bob Kriger, v. pres., Gladys Frese, sec., CI'Gig Krumwiede and Lynne Rhodes, intramural managers. ilil omathe lst ROW: Yolanda Kilgore, Miriam Peters, Karen Hopka, Millie Kruger. 2nd ROW: Martin Asche, John Deines, Denis Brannagan, Ken Rall. 3rd ROW: Arlen Eberhardt, Ron Lambert, Gary Hardin, Jim Oehlert, Bob Bendick. The Phi lomathean Literary Society again proved itselfan active society. Various social, intramural and literary proiects promoted a feeling of fellowship among the members of the freshman and sophomore classes. Officers were: Ken Rall, pres.: John Deines, v. pres.: Karen Hopka, sec.p Miriam Peter and Ron Lambert, intramural managers. Mr. Thurman Cook was the sponsor for the society. lst ROW: Herb Niermann, Marlene Renner. 2nd ROW: Cynthia Buehner, Wanda Thiele, Verona Lie- fer, Lynne Kenny, Eunice Michalk, Kathy Horst, Karen Bruce. 3rd ROW: Grant McClain, Ed Groppe, John Wachholz, Jerry Bejcek, Jim McNamee, Fred Loesel, Sam Johnson. The Websters proudly brought another year to a close under the sponsorship of Prof. Ralph Bohlman. Members competed with their rivals, the Philos in basketball, football, baseball, and volleyball. They also enjoyed socials and literary events throughout the year. Officerswerez H. Niermann, pres.: Cindy Buehner, v. pres.: and Kathy Horst, sec. ...my Clulwlib For the honor of the school --this motto tells in a few words the prime purpose of Cacophony. This year, the Cacophony Club spearheaded the Operation Santo Claus drive. The students were asked to adopt an orphaned Korean child for Christ- mas. These Korean children were sent boxes to make their Christmas a bit ioyful . Officers forthe year were: Dennis Schlecht, pres., Larry Schmidt, sec., Ben Nass, treas., Harold Teuscher, sgt . -at-arms . El Teatro this year marked the second year since its founding. With a membership of about twelve stu- dents, the club gave St. John's students a chance to try their hand at directing and producing plays. Officers were: Bill Roundey, pres., Sue Robb, sec., Ruth Ebert, treas. Prof. Elmer Luessenhop was sponsor. mi. ci.. The Greek Club is one of the newer clubs on campus, it was begun last year under the leadership of Prof. Fred Wippich. The main obiective of the club this year was to acquaint the students with Greek culture and language . Officers for the year were: Bob Myers, pres., Rudy Kurz, vice-pres., Bill Duey, sec., Don Yarroll, program chairman . 57 R J .. , IST ROW: H. Teuscher, B. Richter, I. Goehring, R. Kurz. ZND ROW: C. Krebs, E. Meyer, K. Schmidt, L. Schmidt. R. Humann. 3RD ROW: D. Schlecht, L. Brelje, J. Hauser, B. Nass. wi W. fl it l IST ROW: N. Feldman, R. Abplanalp, M. Lewis, C. Kuehnert, S. Conrad. 2ND ROW: D. Wentzel, A. Goldammer, R. Ebert, B. Michael, L. Gehrke, E. Han- i nusch. 3RDROW: E. Schumacher, H. Sa- dowski, D. Stotmeister, W. Roundey, S. Moon. 5 If .ww far. I , IST ROW: H. Teuscher, D. Yarroll, R. Kurz, B. Myers, W. Duey, R. Bohlmann. 2ND ROW: Q. Quade. D. Murray, B. Crockett, L. Knief, C. Burgess, J. Kang, A, ,Qc-zer, E. Horn. lst ROW: R. Schleef, L. Schmidt, D. Schlecht, E. Hingst, I. Goehring. 2nd ROW: D. Reetz, T. Wilke, L. Brelje, J. Hauser, J. Netzeband. 1stROW: E. Berner, P. Meyer, G. Dinse, D. Grunz. 2nd ROW: K. Kilian, W. Helberg, L. Schnabel, C. Krum- wiede, R. Raedeke, lst ROW: N. Schulz, K, Kilian, B. Kriger, I. Raess, R. Bendick, D. Doerr, H. Niermann. 2nd ROW: S. Reimnitz, D. Buehrens, D. Meyer, L. Strelow, B. Ansorge, J. Hodde, D. Sigsbee. Q Clubl Q The SJ Club and the S Club consist of col- lege and high school men who have earned letters in basketball, baseball, tennis and track. Their pur- pose is to promote sports and sportsmanship at St. John's. E lKey Clulnl The Key Club, a Kiwanis sponsored honor or- ganization composed of academy boys, chosen for their scholastic and leadership abilities, was a very active service club both on and off campus. Their officers for the first semester were: Dale Doerr, pres.: John Hodde, v. pres.: Ken Kilian, sec.: Harvey Honig, treas. The second semester officerswere2Lloyd Strelow, pres.: John Hodde, v. pres.i John Raess, sec.: Richard Meyer, treas. Donald Meyer held the office of Lt. Governor for the Kansas District of Key Clubs. 58 PROF. G. A. KUHLMANN This year Phi Rho Pi did more than live up to its aim of giving to college students the experience to receive practical experience in the art of speaking through in- 1.iR1..,P lst ROW: F. Early, E. Meyer, I. Goehring, E. Hingst, B. Jahnz. 2nd ROW: W. Schmidt, B. Nass, L. Brelje, D. Yarroll., C. Jedele. ter-collegiate tournaments by adding eight new members in a candlelight ceremony held in the Auditorium of St. John'sCollege. Under the able guidanceof Prof. G.A. Kuhlmann, who gave his time and efforts for the advancement of the local chapterof this national organization, Phi Rho Pi became one of the active groups on the campus of St. John's. The second semester followed with the St. John's Phi Rho Pi and St. ..lohn's 23rd Annual Tournament. The officersfor the year were: Emory Hingst, pres., Larry Brelie, vice-pres., Bev Jahnz, sec.-treas.p and Ronald Zishka, reporter. xx DR. E. A. WOLFRAM With tournaments being held at such colleges as Kansas State, Bethel, East Central, McPherson, and Emporia, the Debate team 235 lst ROW: A. Anderson, C. Iedele, F. Early. 2nd ROW: W. Olson, W. Schmidt, E. Hi1'1gSt, I. Bauer. lost no time in preparing for them with an active participation in the Inter-society forensic tournament held at St. John's. Debate was formed and kept active by the efforts of Dr. E. A. Wolfram. 59 T lACd.Cl6l1lYDClJd'l9l E lst ROW: Karen H op ka , Eunice Mi- chalk, L y n n e Rhodes, Pat Schrader, Mark Kuehnert. 2nd ROW: Merle De- ines, sponsorg Ron Kusel, Lloyd Stre- low. Bernard Ansorge, John Hodde, Bob Kriger. This year the Academy Debate squad participated in six tournaments. These tournamentswere held at Newton Southwestern, El Dorado, Pittsburg, Haven, and Emporia Kansas In the Class A District Tournament at Emporia, the debate squad was edged out of second place by only a few speaker rating points. Merle Deanes coached this year s debate team. '-'Music-f Sexlell The sextette, composed entirely of sophomore girls, prepared a repertoire of sacred and secular songs without any fac- ulty aid. They sang at various occasions throughout the year both on campus, and off. TOP TO BOTTOM: Iois Roeder, altog Judy Dornfeld altog Mary K. Lowke, second sopranog Edith Gaebler soprano: Carol Behme, second soprano: Naomi Glatz soprano. 60 ami aiu IST ROW: Marjorie Kriegel, Dolores Obenhaus, Dicksie Kessnian, Roselyn Schoppa, Shirley Bierrnann, Margaret Thorsen, Lyle Eckart, Kathy Gerhardt. 2ND ROW: Lulna Tepe, Lois Peters, Lois Wehmeier, Ruth Poese, Shirley Ziegelbein, Verdell Kasten, Barbara Bartling, Carla Kuehnert. 3RD ROW: Bob Richter, Ron Zishka, Rudy Kurz, David Dellinger, Bill Brandt, Irv Bruenjes, Vic Bohlrnann, Frank Zirbel, Ted Kottrneier. 4TH ROW: Bill Duey, LeRoy Paul, Bill Krahn, Leroy Miessler, Jot1nDiet1ich, Ken Haskell, Ted Willie, Spencer Nygaard. The Choral Club, oldest of the three traveling choirs, consists mainly of college sophomores with a few freshmen contributing. The first big event on the Choral Club's Calendar was its participation in the annual candlelight Christmas concert. Featured numbers were: O Come Little Child- ren, Gh Reioice Ye Christians Loudly, and The Guiding Star Christmas Carol. The Choral Club saw a successful year asittraveled to Arkansas and Tennessee in February, to Southern Illinois in March, and to St. Louis, also in March. These trips provided many memorable and enjoyable experiences, both for their directors Dr. and Mrs. Wente, and the Choral Club members. The main and most favored numbers for the year were: Lift Up Your Hearts, by Gretchaninoff, Surely He Hath Borne our Griefs, by Graum, and Heavenly Light, by Kopylow-Wilhousky. 61 :wie cuz A Q lst ROW: Naomi Glatz, Jackie Riley, Mary K. Lowke, Ruth Oesch, Eunice Brewer, SallyanLaFollette, Loretta Gehrke, Mary Lou Wolfrum, Edith Gaebler, Sue Robb. 2nd ROW: Carol Behme, Ruth Ebert, Judy Dornfeld, Lois Roeder, Beth Michael, Adell Goldammer, Janice Prothe. 3rd ROW: Don Yarroll, Tom Platt, Irv Goehring, A1 Schultz, Larry Schmidt, Emory Hingst, Roger Schleef, Quintin Quade, 4th ROW: Roy Holm, Dennis Schlecht, Harry Hingst, Larry Brelje, Larry Ward, Richard Pflug, Verlyn Foster. lr,-nr L. TO R.: Harry Hingst, A1 Schultz, Roger Schleef, Emory Hingst, Tom Platt, Roy Holm, Verlyn Foster, Larry Brelje, The Chorale Choir, the main choir on campus this year, is composed entirely of agroup of sophomore voices. It consists of thirty regular members and tive alternating members. Under the able direction ofMrs . Wente, the choir prepared a program of sacred music suitable for extensive tours and local concerts. Among the principal numbers were: Lift Up Your Heads by Hammer- schmidt, God So Loved The World by Palme, various Bach numbers, such as Praise To the Lord, lf Thou But Suffer God To Guide Me, and Nun Ruhen Alle Waelder, and other numbers by more modern composers. The big event of the Chorale Choir calender this yearwasits trip to Chicago in April. Trips made to Missouri and Iowa in the fall, Jefferson City, and Kansas City, Mo., in January concluded a successful year of activity with enjoyable and pro- fitable experiences to be remembered by every member. - Es.. IST ROW: Jean Buehring, Wenonah Davis, Harriet Stolp, Marilyn Rinne, Miriam Mueller, Norma Hoffman, Pat Nitz, Lorine Kasper. 2ND ROW: Ann Schlichting, Lorna Starck, Faye Early, Jean Buschkemper, Mary Schmadeke, Mary Bender, Esther Loesel, Paula David, Norma Behnke. 3RD ROW: Charles Jedele, Roger Humann, Wayne Koenig, David Pardieck, Arthur Schweim, Frank Winter, Vernon Pinnt, T0mZ.ehnde1', Jim Wilkens. 4TH ROW: Wayne Olson, Harold Tuescher, Warren Schmidt, Terry Miller, Stan Padgett, Harold Bernthal, Vic Hilgendorf, Marion Hofman, Jack Steinke. The Choristers are comprised ofa well selected group of voices from the college freshman class. ltwas organized six years ago and now has thirty regular members with two alternate members. Under the able direction of Mrs. W. H. Wente, the choir prepared a program of sacred music, suitable for extensive tours and local concerts. Principal numbers were: Send Forth Thy Light by Balakireff, and lnThee, Lord Jesus Christ, Alone by J.S. Bach. so During the Christmas Season the Choristers joined the Chorale Choir and Choral Club in presenting the annual candlelight Christmas Carol program featuring the Angels Song by Tschesnakoff. With engagements in Kansas City, Mo., Paola, Kans., anda longer tripto Lincoln, Nebr., in April, the Choristers have had many Terry Miller memorable experiences in bringing praises to Art Schweim God in song. Tom Zehnder Jim Willcens 63 F3 IST ROW: Carol Lohman, Rose Krekeler, Lorene Winkler, Gladys Noreen, Beverly Evans, Wilma Kurtz. 2ND ROW: Priscilla Niernann, Doris Wentzel, Janet Mannel, Donna Williams, lrene Kampe, Joetta Voskamp, Elinor Hannusch. 3KD ROW:Mary Kriegel, Mildred Lechner, Lois Krenke, Sandra Obermueller, Naomi Schad, Clara Schoppa. 4TH ROW: Mary Sommerer, Jane Mussler, Lois Schroeder, Mary Von Stroh, Dorothy Kunz, Lois Schoenrock, Pat Horkans. The Women's Choir, the youngest choral group onthe campus, has successfully completed its fifth year of activity. Besides participation in the Homecoming program, the year's activities of the Women's Choir were high lighted by several concert trips during the month of May in Western Kansas. These concerts, enioyed both by performers and audiences, were instrumental in giving the Women's Choir a good name as one of the traveling choirs on the campus. Some of their main numbers were Praise To Thee And Adoration by J.S. Bach, Jesus, Our Redeemer by Cordans, Beside Still Waters by Hamblen, and List. The Cherubic Host and At Eventide It Shall Be Light from the Holy City by Goul . Thus, the choir completed a successful year of bringing sacred music to various congregations, helping to create a love for good church music in its members as well as its audiences. The choir was under the direction of Mrs. Wente. 64 2 lflcademy Choivl IST ROW: Cynthia Buehner, Delores Wulf, Millie Kruger, Anita Kruger, Donna Schneidewind, Janet Niermann, Peg Smith, Ruth Pardieck, Frances Kroenke, Karen Hopka. 2ND ROW: Wanda Thiele, Kathy Schrnidt, Verona Liefer, Lynn Rhodes, Pat Schraeder, Delores Devore, Ruth Renner, Adrianne Vorderstrasse. 3RD ROW: Harvey Honig, Ken Kilian, Bob Wohler, Jerry Eickmann, Leroy Keuck, John Raess, Dale Doerr, Amold Oehlert. 4TH ROW: Mark Kuehnert, Wilbur Fehlhafer, Dick Raedeke, Lloyd Strelow, Ken Behnken, Bernard Ansorge, Ronald Kusel, Bob Kriger. The Academy Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of Miss Alma Nommensen, completed another successful year of concerts. Trips to Ellsworth, Wichita, and Wellington, Kans., filled the first semester calendar. A Candlelight Christmas Concert and a Pop Concert were sung on campus. The theme for this year's programs was: Music in the Church Year. Soloists forthe choir were: Kathy Schmidt, Anita Kruger, Arnold Oehlert, Mark Kuehnert, and Janet Niermann. A boysoctette and quartette was also formed within the choir. These groups also sang at various churches. 65 lee Clu L - A li IST ROW:BobRichter, Irv Bruenjes, Harold Teuscher, Art Schweim, Don Stotrneister, Quintin Quade, Sheldon Lawrence. ZND ROW: Bob Nickel, Bill Brandt, Richard Pflug, Larry Ward, David Dellinger, Frank Zirbel, Ron Zishka, Larry Schmidt. 3RD ROW:Roy Holm, Al Behnke, Bill Krahn, Warren Schmidt, Terry Miller, Vic Bohlmann, Karl Larsen, Charles Schock. 4TH ROW: Gene Diel, Clif Fisk, Leroy Miessler, Dennis Schlecht, Stan Padgett, Joe Hauser, Clarence Helmich, Harold Bernthal, Larry Kampe. After living dormant for many years, the Glee Club was again revived. The male students showed vast interest and enthusiasm in this new organization. Under the direction of Dr. and Mrs. Wente the Glee Club prepared a program of secular music. Practices were held twice weekly, and were attended by thirty-five members. 66 lst ROW: Shirley Ziegelbein, Lois Wehmeier, Charles Jedele, Karline Mertins, Ernest Richter, E1 eanor Schumacher, Dolores Obenhaus, Spencer Nygaard. 2nd ROW: Gerald Woertz, Donald Lohoef ner, Roger Humann, James Gerken, Donal Grunz, Ted Wilke, Dick Raedeke, Mark Kuehnert, Ber nard Ansorge, Wilma Kurtz, Lois Mehl. 3rd ROW: Joe Sims, directorg Art Lang, Ruth Poese. This year the band enioyed a full season of activity under the di- rection of F. Joe Sims. Despite the lack of facilities because of the evacuation of Baden Hall they continued to prepare and present out- standing programs. The presence of the band at all home basketball games created an even brighter flame in the Johnnie Spirit. During the first semester the band took over a chapel period and presented an evening of fine music for the student body. During the second semester the band presented a full spring con- cert: they presented a number of concerts in the surrounding area. The officers during the year were: Dick Raedeke, pres.: Spencer Nygaard, v. pres.: Shirley Ziegelbein, treas.:Dolores Obenhaus, sec. 67 2 igvlyfymniai IST ROW: S. Schlottach. I. McCauley, M. Schroeder, N. Hoffman, M. Renner, K. Bruce. C. Buehner, N. Glatz, E. Gaebler, I. Voskamp, R. Falk, B. Evans, V. Kinast. 2ND ROW: M. Wagner, P. Horkans, J. Seehausen, M. Rinne, L. Kenny, N. Feldman, M. Bender, I. Karnpe, M. Redmer, S. LaFo1lette, F. Early, J. Kohlmeier. 3RD ROW: M. Mueller, D. Oordes, L. Achterberg, L. Mehl, I. Mussler, L. Kasper, E. Hannusch, L. Roeder, M. Thorsen, D. Kessman, S. Biermann, K. Gerhardt, L. Krenke. 4THROW:B. Iahnz, L. Eckhart. I. Arbeiter, P. David, S. Ziegelbein, B. Bartling, L. Wehmeier, S. Robb, B. Michael, V. Folkerfs, M. Sommerer, P. Niemann. 5TH ROW: E. Richter, E. Schumacher, L. Gehrke,.E. Brewer, J. Riley, D. Williams, I. Prothe, M. Lowke, A. Goldamrner, M. Schmadeke, L. Schroeder, D. Kunz, L. Schoenrock. 6TH ROW: A Schultz, T. Platt, R. Schleef, L. Schmidt. K. Haskell, B. Duey, I. Gerdes, L. Oesch, C. Behme, B. Krahn, F. Zirbel, D. Yarroll, K. Larsen. 7TH ROW: L. Brelje, B. Nass, E. Hingst, R. Holm, H. Hingst, A. Behnke, D. Schlecht, L. Ward, B. Brandt, G. Warke, C. Helmich, B. Myers, H. Teuscher. IST ROW: L. Tepe, C. Kuehnert, N. Behnke, I. Buehring, D. Obenhaus, K. Mertins, S. Reiger, H. Stolp, R. Krekeler, C. Lohman, D. Wentzel, R. Schoppa. 2ND ROW: M. Wolfrum, I. Mueller, A. Kremeier, N. Winters, L. Winkler, A. Alpert, I. Dornfeld, M. Lechner, S. Berner, L. Hogtefe, R. Oesch, S. Obermueller, I. Buschkemper. 3 RD ROW: V. Kasten, D. Heimsoth, R. Schoppa, M. Von Stroh, M. Kriegel, N. Schad, P. Nitz, J. Oppel, J. Grother, W. Kurtz, A. Anderson, A. Schlichting. 4TH ROW:S. Lawrence, Q. Quade, R. Kurz, D. Dellinger, I. Bruenjes, R. Humann, W. Koenig, R. Pflug. I. Steinke, T. Zehnder, F. Winter, M. Hofman, C. Fisk. 5TH ROW: D. Estock, R. Zishka, C. Iedele, C. Michael, W. Schmidt, H. Gehle, M. Heerboth, D. Klinker, D. Pardieck, B. Nickel, H. Kluhsmann, C. Schock. 6TH ROW:L. Miessler, S. Nygaard, D. Schurle, H. Mueller, C. Helmich, A. Schoppa, D. Murray, P. Fritze, V. Hilgendorf, H. Bernthal, M. Schulz, G. Schroeder. 68 THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT WlCHlTA This year, as in previous years, both Academy and College students combined their voices to make up the Polyhymnia Chorus. Nearly 200 students attended the tri-weekly practice . The Polyhymnia Chorus wasagain asked to present its annual Christm'as concert in Wichita. The members of the chorus made the trip in chartered buses. The Annual Christmas Concert wasalso given inthe auditorium, preceding the Christmas vacation . Studentsof both Academy and College were also invited to blend their voices in the annual Elijah chorus. The Elijah chorus was given in March. The Polyhymnia Chorus was under the direction of Dr. and Mrs. Wente. 69 BL. . lst ROW: Carla Kuehnert, Norma Behnke, Shirley Berner, Verena Folkerts, Verde1lKasten, Doris Wentzel. 2nd ROW: Conrad Ohm, Bob McConnell, Shirley Ziegelbein, Linda Hogrefe, Priscilla Niemann, Gerry Woertz. 3rd ROW: Chuck Michael, Chris Krebs, Harold Bernthal, John Gaertner, Albert Schoppa, Bert Stillman. Under the able supervision of Mr. R. J. Dumler, the Future Business League of America started the semester with a get-acquai nted party at Island Parkin September. Since then, and on succeeding second Wednesdays, this fast growing group has metto discuss and take an active part in the different phases of the business world. During the first semester the F.B.L.A. was guided by Bill Flattery, pres.: Jim Frieden, v. pres.i Shirley Ziegelbein, sec.-treas.5 Larry Kampe, reporteri Carla Kuehnert, program director. The highspots of the first semester were: a trip to Wichita to various business firms and a Christmas party. The second semester found Conrad Ohm as pres.: Shirley Ziegelbein, v. pres.iDorisWentzel, sec. -treas.: Jim Frieden, reporter: Bob McConnell and Bill Flattery, program directors. During the second semester the F.B. L.A. was highlighted bya banquet held in the spring and trip to Continental Oil Corp. in Ponca City. MR. R. J. DUMLER 70 IST ROW: Alleyne Durheim, Carla Kuehnert, Dolores Oordes, Adell Goldammer, Dr. Cora Redic. Curtiss Bolden, Lois Mehl, Dolores Obenhaus, Irene Kampe, Norma Behnke. 2ND ROW: Karline Mertins, Dolores Heimsoth, Roselyn Schoppa, Pat Horkans, Ruth Poese, Shirley Holtzen, Shirley Ziegelbein, Ruth Ebert, ShirleyBiermann. 3RD ROW: Naomi Glatz, Doris Wentzel, Bernard Ansorge, Ken Kilian, Jack Steinke, Mark Kuehnert, Torn Zehnder, Edith Gaebler, Mary Lowke. 4TH ROW: Quintin Quade, Clarence Helmich, Delbert Meyer. The Guild Student Group ofthe American Guild of Organists held its first meeting Sunday, October 4, 1953, with a total of twenty-six members. ln this group of which Curt Bolden, Jr. is president, organ students have opportunities to receive lectures on many phases of the organists' role in lifep recordings are used and discussed from the historical as well as the contemporary point of view. There are meetings whereby various members play for the group and are thereby open for constructive advice and suggestions. A tour through a large organ with lecture is also offered each year. Publicityis taken care of by Karline Mertins, reporter, and Naomi Glatz, poster artist. . This year, the GSG of which Adell Goldammer is secretary-treasurer, assumed the responsibi lity of scheduling organists for evening chapel and in addition, encouraged the school to present Dr. Heinrich Fleischer of Valparaiso University in recital . Several student recitals were also given. These students are kept posted on organ matters of world-wide nature by The American Organist and The Diapason, the latter being the official paper of the national group with which the GSG is affiliated. With forty-four members, this group is the largest student group in the US. Dr. Cora Redic served as faculty advisor. 71 T lriisson .Societyl lst ROW: Dolores Heimsoth, Jean Seehausen, Elfrieda Richter, Lorna Starck, Lois Peters, Verdell Kasten. 2nd ROW: Wenonah Davis, Delores Boernsen, Adell Goldammer, Ruth Ebert, Dolores Cor- des, Joetta Voskamp, Norma Feldman, Doris Wentzel. 3rd ROW: Arvella Kremeier, Pauline Schott, Shirley Biermann, Margie Kriegel, Mary Lou Von Stroh, Ruth Poese, Beth Michael, Dolores Oben- haus, Ardith Alpert. 4th ROW: Carla Kuehnert, Mable Wagner, Eunice Brewer, Ernie Horn, Bill Duey, Mark Heerboth, Dave Pardieck, Wi Jo Kang, Shang Ik Moon. This year's Mission Society, under the sponsorship of Prof. E. Luessenhop, tried to promote interest in the work of the church throughout the world. They showed a series of mission films to make their obiective more clear. The society also pre- sented guestspeakers who showed various phases in the progress of the church through- PROF. E. LUESSENHOP out the world. These speakers were: Rev. Fitz, Welling- ton, Kans.p Wi Jo Kang, Korea: Aristodes Gorgiades, Greece . The Mission Society with the helpful assistance of El Teatro also presented an Easter pageant, gave Go and Tell programs for various congregations, and glacldened the hearts of the chi ldren at the Lutheran Children's Home by giving them a picnic. Officers for the year were: Ernie Horn, pres.: Wi Jo Kang, v. pres.p Adell Golclammer, sec.5 Beth Michael, treas.i Ruth Poese, program chairman. 72 College C11 eerleaflers LEFT TO RIGHT:A1 Behnke, Mary Dumler, Irwin Goehring, Jackie Riley, Gerry Woertz, Jean Seehausen. Allddelliy CIIEBYI EHJBYS 1st ROW: Ruth Korfhage, Bev Rogers, Millie Brandt. 2nd ROW: Wilbur Fehlhafer, Mark Kuehnert, Ernie Richter, 73 ,k , . may ' H1 why War any X 3 K M H, ,f fiianf rla I in 5 VV 1 ishg 'K My ic ' A nn- A ll Scudie Howkin's Day 7 . B o f-I-H11 Sigma styles. Swing your pordner. A' A Looks easy, cloesn't it? Cacophony Carnival . Welcome Alumni I Torcl'1ligl1f Parade Now you listen to mel Alumni skit Johnnie-Alumni game . Entire Chry play cast. Waiting for dinner. Homecoming Queeft if I, SUE ROBB Queen Henclant ,I JACKIE RILEY SHIRLEY ZIEGELBEIN Attendant Attendant 78 Q1Ieen+HHenJanfs 1 Zie elbein, Maid of Homo rg Sue Robb, Queengjackie Riley, Maid of Honor LEFT TO RIGHT: Shir ey g uke CCR ve HWY ll down. A kms f or the Qu Sen. 79 Ulvinleff Wrec:fl1ecl in ice. Dear old Baden Hull-- We still hold you in our memories. Cc1copl1ony induction Sadie Hawkin's Day wedding . lllinlelf Icel all around is clothed in ice. Christmas coroling . Q lQueen Q1 Cainft5 JANET NIERMANN Queen H en Jani RUTH PARDIECK PATSY SCHEFFE Affendanf Affendonf 82 BWAHBI-.4a,.+s LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Pardieck, Maid of Honorg Janet Niermann, Queeng Patsy Scheffe, Maid of Honor. We present this necklace ....... 83 DEMON PLAY 'lugs-.. , : . Now, now, clon't cry. I've got you covered! CAT PLAY I I It's for you. Con't we settle this quietly? y 84 Should l waste the effort? All girl picnic. Spring if Just water pistols. Hail! Saint .Iohn's College, Hail! Words by ADOLF MEYER ' Unison Q f' . P 552: V E' il J ga y l ail! Saint ohn's ol' lege, hail! Cham - pion of Hail! Saint ohn's he roes, hail! Val - iant and Hail! Sain! ohnls Col ' lege, hail! Our own true a n n 5 1 f F4 5 J ua .. 4 5 ' ig' I I If 5 1 9' 5 i ' V . -1 ' 5 f 5 F in ,L Q ef Q I truth! In all the West, the best, The home of sttong, Fight - ing with ar dent hearts for old Saint frien ! To thee in af - ter years our hearts we'll :Eg ' r J ' 2 f :aff Q 5 2 4 H 5 - 4,5-gg, I J I I I : vga. 5 ?-gi N 3 4 4 ,L -'.-f l X T5 J 1 lj J 4 .E E' youth. Loy - al to thee we stand, rais - ing with ,Iohn's. On - ward to vic - to - ry, gat - tle as of end. Ne'er will thy spir - It die, w 'll sing thy 1 , 1-5. 1 LJ J 4 ' 'z V 5 5 5 I fs 'HJ I ,5 ,VH ff ' ji j . iq- . . F b 3 Q Q1 4 4 4 , 3 1 S5- ll IL IL lv F songs, Th sons ble band, dear old Saint 46 ohns yore Hail' Saint ohns h praise Hall' aint ohns o foes haul' for ege, hail' through end less l l'lO!'E days 1 1 .-X . , CN lift' V l l' ' ' . -5 lJe'l W' 5i,:E!'llf H15 4, . J e- 7 . -ev-er- 5 y . '.s'ij 'cl-1 '. l , 'ff ' 5 1 Q f M ! ee 5 ---- A- - ANV 11:1 11 6 1 ,U g ' U 86 Ideal Jolmnies CHARACTERISTICS I. CHRISTIAN CHARACTER 2. PERSONALITY 3. LEADERSHIP 4. SCHOLARSHIP 5. SPORTSMANSHIP 6. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 7. NEATNESS BOYS I. Irwin Goehring 2. Emory Hingst 3. Bernard Noss 4. Verlyn Foster GIRLS I. Lois Roeder 2. Shirley Ziegelbein 3. Sue Robb 4. Jackie Riley IRWIN GOEHRING LOIS ROEDER 87 a W sv' sf 94 'QCD gr :fa 23 s ,Nfl sa, J. .:?!-NE gi 501 ba I is-v s 'X f.. Q 2 -f wr, L i gif: an-Hum A-f ri L . . fjf . ,292 ', H 537 f 2 Q .. , , Qk,f',gaA , , 552535, A ,, , 1: ' K ' A ' . L A W A ig ,, ,W 1 - f 'if K , k ff A ,... - ' W - I :aaa , - .Q A -- ' ' -f' , ., .l , f l lcollege Vavsilzl lst ROW: Bob Tewes, Ken Ollek, Dennis Schlechr, Don Sohn, Chris Krebs, Jack Netzeband. 2nd ROW: Art Frese, Ralph Maertz, Duane Reetz, Dennis Hartmann, Joe Hauser, Larry Schmidt. When Coach Stelzer called for basketball men, eager Johnnies answered the summons. The coming season looked pretty rough, o but the Eagles were determined to do their best. The squad finished llrs the season with a 9-13 win-loss record. i 5 ' The Eagles met their first defeat of the season at the hands of I T the Johnnie Alumni team: later they lost toTonkawa by two points. T Not to be discouraged, they tried for a clean comeback and were J -s victorious over Central and Independence. The rough Coffeyville COACH STELZER squad gave the Eagles a rough defeat, but still determined, the Johnnies upsetChanute. Chanute, however, victored in the next playoff. A win over Central was followed by three losses to Pratt, Ark City, and Tabor. The Eagles be- came victorious in the next game, and upset Coffeyville. Four defeats--Pratt, Hut- chinson, Ark City, Seward--cut deep, but an easy win over the Tonkawa quintet was next in store . In the All-Concordia Tournament, the Eagles conquered the Concordia, Mo., and St. Paul, Minn. , squads to win the trophy. In the last two games of the regular season, the Johnnies lost to Dodge City and won over Tulsa University freshmen. The climax of the season was the National Junior College Athletic Association Regional Tournament at Ark City. Dodge City eliminated the Johnnie five in the first game, and thus closed the '54-'55 basketball season. Sf Sr Sf Sf Sf Sf Sr St Sf Sf Sr Sr Sr Sf Sf Sf Sr 'Sr 'Sf Sr Sf 9Sr. John John John John John John John John John John John John John John John John' John John John John John' John' COLLEGE BOX SCORE 55 Alumni Tonkawa Central 65 Independence 66 Coffeyvi lle 97 Chanute 49 Chanute 75 Central 77 Pratt 75 Ark City Tabor Coffeyville 59 Pratt 55 Hutchinson 68 Ark City 68 Seward Tonkawa 87 Concordia, Mo 88 St. Paul, Minn 73 Dodge City Tulsa Freshmen 58 Dodge City 'Games played in All-Concordia Tournament J'Games played in National Junior College A Regional Tournament 90 ies? E22 E lHcaclen1ylEnfsiQl t ROW: Gene Berner, Leroy Keuch, Craig Krumwiede, Walker Lane, Larry Schnabel, Bob Wohlcr Dick Raedeke, George Dinse, Wayne I-Ielberg UA squadj. 2nd ROW: Don Grunz, trainerg Herb Nrermann, Ed Groppe, Denis Brannagan, Jim Brackensick, Norman Schulz, Ken Kilian, managrr 3rd ROW: Leland Teuscher, coachg Arlen Eberhardt, Jerry Eickmann, Herb Koepp, Ken Behnken Ron Kusel, Bill Albrecht UB squadj. With several experienced players from the preceding year and some added height from newcomers, Coach Teuscher had a good group of boys to work with. The academy Teuschermen finished a successful season with a T5-3 record. The Eaglets cappedwinsintheirfirst five games, gaining victories from Central, Planeview, Chilocco, and two from South Haven. A stern defeatwas handed out by the Augusta five . Another winning streak was quickly under way as the academy conquered Burden, Douglass, Planeview, Chilocco, Augusta, Cambridge, and Burden. Douglass re- countered witha quick win, but the Eaglets went on to defeat Derby. In the Kansas Class B Tournament, the Eaglets drew a win in the first round of play, and then bowed to Leon. The Johnnies took third place by downing Douglass. The Academy B squad completed the season with a 7-7 record. Co-captains for the academy were Dick Raedeke and Craig Krumwiede . 92 ACADEMY BOX SCORE ACADEMY A SQUAD John? 77 John? 49 John? 67 John? 51 John? 72 John? 57 John? 45 John? 92 John? 63 John's 37 John? 50 John? 60 John? 71 John? 99 John? 45 John? 75 John? 54 John? 75 ACADEMY'BH John? 28 John? 52 John? 28 John? 62 John's 32 John? 46 John? 36 John? 41 John? 54 John's 69 John's 51 John? 54 John? 45 John's 42 93 Central Planeview Chi locco South Haven South Haven Central Augusta Burden Douglass Planeview Chi locco Augusta Cambridge Burden Douglass Derby Leon Douglass SQUAD Planeview Chi locco South Haven South Haven Augusta Burden Douglass Planeview Chi locco Augusta Cambridge Burden Douglass Derby Sf? 5,354 2 fiunww' W Intramural Mana ers lst ROW: Ruth Pardieck, Mary Lou Rauh, Ellen Krause, Carla Kuehnert. 2nd ROW: Roy Holm, Art Haake, William Albrecht. This year something new was tried in intramurals. 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