St Johns College - Johnnie Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1958 volume:

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W4 DOI-ZM OOUNQELOPJQ OVW saw Q63 . ff' Miss Alma Raabe Miss Marion Maurer A M .1-wg 60926 Q '80 St 16096 M Miss Nancy Gressinger .4-fv0 a'x ....:wM ' an faawfv' Q5 2,9 XI B gh- B . eau' txlxxlqxfllfkgefioor Lounge Seilond E Mundinger Hall- First Floor Lounge Baden Hall Lounge Il II! - 'I I 1 x 'I N.- ' 0' 'x' H A4 4 ,f K U f Q x - if ,'l -Q .1 .Av ' 'KX 'X ,s .xg - G 5' k 6 tl- , 'F ix wif' Q -.N l Q, 44, -xi 'ii-'3' REV C R ZEHNDER PASTOR TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 495' CHAPEL LIBRARY GLAQQEQ Le arning by inquiring, 10 Learning by experimenting Learning by listening. Mundinger Hall cafeteria si 61 CAFETEEAAQ COOKS: Mrs. Agnes Bruner Mrs Mary Buetow Mrs Wilma Berg Mrs Mrs Theodora Ernst Elizabeth Nast Rehwinkel Hall Cafeteria 1? NJ fr.. - ,W ,. , Ai I CAMPUS The Pathwa s unto delightful bowers . y- -which lead The Gymnasium and Student Union' -where fellowship and SPOIIS- manship go hand and hand. lk ,aff K . 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Q ig, In , ,,M,W.,.,FAau.,.....,-2-J y x V if -..,,, X 3 N '--. is Servin ' 8 Him by he filing Others S OPENING DAYS TABLE OF Johnnie Staff Dedication . President . . Administration Faculty . . Staff Assistants Classes . . College Sophomores College Freshman Academy Classes Special Students Organizations Student Council Campus Committees Reporter . . Music . . Societies . . School Life . School Calendar Sports. . . Homecoming . . Personalities. . Candid Shots . Farewell. . Index . Richter . W Sz David Sigsbee , Herbert Koepp , JOHNNIE H1dB1, , A ,SWEET QT FF SEAT ED: Kay Nelson, Helen Hellmann, Elaine Reiss, Herbert Koepp, John Raess, Geraldine Robinson, Lois Stach, Joan Hilsabeck. STANDING: Harvey Hanneman, Ernest Richter Melvin Schroeder, Guenter Schwab, David Sigsbee. JMS? i a,, 18 ri DEDICATED faA.E. KJUNZMANN We proudly dedicate this Johnnieto one of St. John 's most devoted professors--A. E. Kunzmann. PfOf6SS0r Kunzmann came to St. John's in i920 as principal of the Academy. Since that time he has held the positions of book store manager, dean of students, and acting Presi- dent. At present he is registrar and assistant tothe President. Professor Kunzmann repeatedly qualified himself to teach various subiects, he has taught subiects in the fields of biological science, physical science, religion, mathe- matics, and language. Now, as he is entering modified service, we show our appreciation to this faithful teacher and friend-- Professor A. E. Kunzmann. PRESIDENT CARL Q. MUNDINGEPJ 7 WlNFIELD,KFiN5FlS TO ALL OUT-GOING JOHNNIES: You have come toa point in your education. Your parents, your fellow students, and your in- structors have worked together with you to bring you thus far. Now you are to go from these walls never to return as a student. Continue your ecl- ucation. You madeafine start. The Lord be with you and bless you in all your undertakings. Farewell Carl S. Mundinger, President ADMINISTRATION A,E, KUNZMANN, Registrar A. B. , B. S, Biological Sciences, Religion RJ, DUMLER, Business Manager O. KRUGER, Academic Dean A.M. Mathematics, Sciences M. S. Social Science, Business BOARD OF CONTROL SEATED: Dr. Carl S, Mundinger, Rev, W.H. Meyer. STANDING: Alfred Kirchhof, Walter Helberg, Rev. Leo I. Penske. NOT PICTURED: Herbert Meyer, Walter Wulf. fib-9' G 'r ii.. ,. Wifim-3 , , + Q La f I : ,... . , W, BEHRHORST W, DUKEWITS E,C, SIEVING Admissions Counselor and Dean of Students Director of Teacher Placement Director of Public Relations Ph, D. A. M. A. B. , B. D. Religion Religion, Education English 21 FA OU LTY HAROLD BULS M. A. Religion, Greek THURMAN COOK A , B, Business PAUL FOELBER B.A. , M. Mus. Music, Humanities NANCY GRESSINGER Bl Al 1 Physical Education GRACE HAWK A . B . Secretarial Training ERICH HOPKA Ph. D. Science LEON KEARNEY B. A. , M. S. Business, English GERHARD A, KORNTHEUER M. A. Library, English 22 ii L . is fr2iz':'i O nw hx 6 if i. , -ma., :-J ' if in I K klisgfgsff l Q if A F, C, LANKENAU English ,pg 'QI' e rf- ' A a f Kssi MARIAN MAURER 3.5. . M.A. 5 . in A fvfmsg K 1 'f ...QQ .ff E.A. WOLFRAM A.M. , Ph. D. Social Science hgh ......-sv NORMAN YOUNG B. S. in Ed. Science, Mathematics Qneaimmm EVERETTE MEIER A. M. , B. D. Germ an ROLAND MUELLER B. S. , M. A. Social Science ALMA NOMMENSEN V M . M . Music, School Music KARL PETZKE B . S. Physical Education JOHN SALESKA A. B. Religion FRANZCISKA TEFERTILLER Music KENNETH STENGEL A. B. Religion. Educational Psychology LELAND TEUSCHER A. B. Health, Physical Education BEN VEIT A,B. , B. D. Religion FRED WIPPICH, IR, A. M. Latin 23 ,I ,-...,..u-- . Af-gg.. -f.zf.:g5..5.- ,Af...,LwMfg Hai... , gi V' - ff . -- .f .- ':-.::a':' ' iii'-QL 'k:i2.,,. -- .. mgw- w . 5,-Ziyi? mES3g?1f545? 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JIWIN. pw :Eff fi -1 ,, , ,W QTAFF AQQIQTANTQ NURSE: Mrs. George Tharp i U SME Si SECRETARIES, SEATED: Mrs. Virginia Donley, Mrs. Alleyne Kelly, Miss Ann McFarland, Miss Gertrude Moddelmog. STANDING: Mrs. Lorene Abraham, Mrs. Lucille Galyon, Mrs, Selma Lee, Miss Hilda Wacker. STUDENT ORDERLIES: Ted Speyerer, Elizabeth Fricke, Dale Kester. f. 1f 7 A I 2 .Q Xur- 9 I 3 Q U, ff ES ,,,, T T ,1LL, - f ii's ig-gk, - . ff fa-gljfq ij V l 2 V. X. he A ML Berg' I Moos. X , ANS, Mr AN51 W' Mr- C00 ev NIGHT WATCHMAN: S' MODS. M, USTODI Albany' S' Smith C een, MY- Mr. Luetke - ' n few 24 Iii 'fmlpih hill,- fb Q5 ., K Y Qx W PEN CCAE 8 GT? 5 X959 EPS es . 'Z .. --1- .gif 1.. A -'fi QM , r U ,, , '- , an 5 C M 'B 'SFS l ff f2U KURT HARMS Pres. Box 272 Wisner, Nebr. Student Council, Chrysosto- mos, pres.: A Cappella C ho i r , Basketball, Caco- phony, Polyhymnia , F.B,L.A,, Men's Glee Club. COLLEGE QOPI-IOMOIZEQ ,. , - .,...,,..f' , tall. ,- A PAUL HAGEDORN V. Pres. 3090 W. 138 St. Cleveland, Ohio Chrysostomos, Health Com- mittee, Public Relations Committee, A C appella Choir, Baseball, Polyhym- nia, Band, Men's Glee Club. F-nr' NANCY BARTH Route 2 H York, Nebr. Polyhymnia, Band, EB. LA. Missionfsociery, Zeta. - Q n- Silas' .-, -,!5.izf5fai'x f , no f-n,.,.,,.X rw ,, ,..,,.... ,. L... ,i 3 Y.Si'rir.E-We Lw.f?s,1i,,L:LLu'.'.' .'u. a'.ixifiif'L.-rlsm HARLAN BAUCK Vassar, Kans. Catonian, 26 BARBARA NAMKEN Sec. Route 1, Vemon, Texas Student Council, C a m p u s Committee, Project Com- mittee, Delta, Polyhymnia, A Cappella Choir, Women's Choir, F.B. L. A. , Mission Society. if .anim SHARON BAUER 308 West Main Chanute, Kans. Polyhymni a , Women's Choir, Mission Society, Sr. Walther Le a g u e , Sigma, Camera Club, ,Ti ' ,S . in Lu JAMES TUCKER Treas. Denison, Iowa Catonian, Student Orderly, Band, Mission Society. 5 LINDA ANDERSON Box 23 Atlanta, Nebr. Public Relations Committee, REPORT ER , Delta, Poly- hymnia, Women's C ho i r , Mission Society, MARCIA BACHELOR 1203 E. 8th Long Beach, Calif. Polyhymnia , Women's Choir, M i s s io n Society, Sigma, Athletic Com- mittee, Social Committee, Sr, Walther League. KENNETH BEHNKEN 137 S, Pine St. Orange, Calif. Student Council Pres, , SJ C lu b , Polyhymnia, Men's G le e C lub , Coordinating Com mitte e , Cacophony C lub , Basketball, A Cap- pella Choir, Chrysostornos. l N . , X49 tn. JAMES BRACKENSICK 4816 N. Woodward Oklahoma City, Okla. Demosthenian , pres.g A Cap- pella Choir, Baseball, Bas- ethall, SJ Club, Poly- hymnia, yf -Q '--NY LILLIAN BRANDT Route 2 Olathe, Kans. Zeta, Polyhymnia, Mission Society. ooo ARTHUR BRUNING Route 2 Longmont, Colo. Student Council, C a rn p u s Committee, Religious Ac- tivities Committee, Caton- ian, pres. g Cacophony, Mis- sion Society, Sr. Walther League, pres. JOY BUTTENHOFF Route 1 Lincoln, Kaus. House Council, Zeta, EDWARD DOLLASE Box 325 Pettus, Texas Chrysostomos, F. B. L. A. , Tennis. zgsau, ' 5 - T - ' - ffl M , --...-.-AC' V if ,SS ,R-'kwa-A 1 : NA RUBY DRITT LER Lutherville, Ark. Zeta, Mission Society, St. Walther League. ..'fL S 51, in My BEVERLY BESHORE Belair Road Kingsville, Md. Delta, M i s s io n Society, String Ensemble. PAUL BELLIN New England, N. Dak. Chrysostomos. COLLEGE QOPHOMOIZEQ' ie . S S ...... ' ..,pnnOW' 3 MARCIA CRAMBLETT DANIEL CUSHMAN Route 4 19500 Harlow Winfield, Kans, Detroit 35, Mich. A,G,o., F.B.L. A., Poly- caronian, hymnia, A Cappella Choir, Women's Choir. .nv- fin Sf'-ark, RUTH DRITTLER Lutherville, Ark. Zeta, Sr, Walther League, A.G.o. CO LLEGE QOPI-IOMOIZEQ ,IRQ fi! if? LARRY ECKELMAN Sylvan Grove, Kans. Chrysostomos. 'AF '5T:f'fT'V K mp ,wif -n 'T-an ur. Z, .1 , NORMA FRERICHS 105 South Marks Oberlin, Kans. REPORTER, Leta, Sr. Walther League, GLADYS FRESE 315 North 10th St. Beatrice, Nebr. Student Council, Health Committee, Sigma, Poly- hymnia, Mission Society, Sr, Walther League, Intra- mural Manager. 28 JERROLD EICKMANN 1140 E, Rose Orange Calif, Campus Committee, rlealth Committee, Chrysostomos, Tennis , Cacop ony, SI Club , Sajoco, Debate, Building and Grounds Com- mittee, Student Union Pro- ject Committee. , . -'Ha - - a vfsvh. M Z 'df JT' .wif-' 6 warn- K - --arf? mls . J . , fiigftg 12:3 in . 1 Hn- 'W-J--int I-fir gurl, .f A A ELIZABETH FRICKE 5412 Durham Fort Worth, Texas Health Committee, Public Relations Committee, Sigma, S t u d e n t Orderly, Polyhymnia, Play, EILEEN FOX 2805 E. Michigan Ypsilanti, Mich. Delta, ,ass My tif PRESTON FRANKS Clark, MO. DONALD FRERICHS 105 South Marks Oberlin, Kans. Chrysostomos, Mission So- ciety, Sr. Walther League, Play, NEIDISE GEIHSLER Breckinridge, Okla, Sigma, A Cappella Cho Polyhymnia, Ms miie ir, RUTH GLICK 2784 South 760 East Salt Lake City, Utah REPORTER, De lt a , Poly- hymnia, Women's C boir , F.B.L.A. , Mission Society, Sr. Walther League, W , . , X -, V 'mf : J i ii M , A 4, P. li ' 'f N w W wk. i !+ 5 2 tt,yt , -3, BETTE GOLDAMMER Wardsville Road Jefferson City, Mo. S ig m a , pres,g Public Re- lations Committee, Student U n io n Committee, Poly- hymnia, Girl's Choir, Mis- sion Society , A.G.O. , REPORTER. ,ri .fm-A IUDITH GRABLE 1753 Lynn Lane Freeport, Texas Delta, F,B.L.A., Mission Society, FREDERIC GRAEFE 412 3rd Ave. S.W. Glen Burnie, Md. Catonian, IANICE HARMS Ietmore, Kans, De lt a , A Cappella Choir, Polyhymnia, Mission Soci- ety, A . G . O . l s 'P'f ,. - - E' , ug . -,. ' F 'as-.....,v' if - at .55 N H L Illegal, eff' P 1 A if? f 'ls 49 wL A fills- 1-ON my ROBERT HARMS 1902 E, Chapman Orange, Calif. Student Council, C a m p u s Committee, A C a pp e lla C h o i r , Cacophony, Intra- mural Manager, A, G,O. , Building and Grounds Com- mittee. 51- 's.....,D'f. wt fs is ' 2 9:7 ral fy' 1 N2 V ,g, EUNICE GERIKE Osmond, Nebr, Zeta , A Cappella Choir, Band , F.B.L,A. , Mission Society, Sr, Walther League. -JJ il is -ll' 9 JAMES GERKIN Bertrand, Nebr, REPORTER, Demosthenian, A Cappella C hoir , Band, Polyhymnia, Play. COLLEGE QOPHOMOPJEQ -.-0,42 ROBERT GREENE 310 South 8th 2 Mapleton, Iowa Catonian, Phi Rho Pi, 29 s.qnn-IJ' HARVEY HANNEMAN 925 N. 10th Garden City, Kans. IOHNNIE , Chrysostomos, A C a pp ella Choir, Social Committee, C acophon y Debate, Men's Glee Club, Play. ELFRIEDE HATTESOHL Bames, Kans. Zeta, F.B,L.A. , Mission Society, Ir, House Com- mittee. QOPI-IOMOIZE CLASS Q' 1, ' ,J Me Wim W, wwf f' M it 1-vt' 2 BARBARA HEIDEMANN 145 South 3rd St. Seward, Nebr. St u d e nt Council, House Committee, Campus Com- mittee, Delta, A Cappella Choir, Social Committee, Polyhymnia, Band, A.G.O, , , ov-w-dye :main Homme A Route 1 g Omaha, Nebr. ' DGjl1IOSChOI1iQ-Il, A Cappella Baseball, Basketball, Poiyhymnia. L ,5 ,. if, E Q i SHIRLEY I-IOOVER 1405 North B Wellington, Kansas .De lt a , , Women's Choir, A A Cappella Choir. 30 LILLIAN HEMMAN Route 2 Hoxie, Kans. Zeta, A Cappella Choir, F.B,L, A. , Mission Society, Sr, Walther League. ,- . sim .ag ' , x f , g iiite Q I , 4 if :. 5 K 'Q-' it f SALA 'X yx X, JANET HRBEK 1549 Cleveland Ave. Birmingham, Ala, Student Council, REPORTER, Sigma, Cheerleader, Mis- sion Society, Sr. Walther League, Camera Club. ii f H! .1 ff' N331 JERE HILL., y 1644 No. Sheridan A Wichita, Kaus. Chrysostomos, A Cappella C hoi r , Cheerleader, Mis- sion S oc iety , Men's Glee Club, Play, 1... if-jf? MARLYCE HOFFSCHNEIDER Waco, Nebr. Student Council, Project Committee, Delta, A Cap- pella Choir, Sajoco, Poly- hymnia, F,B. L, A. , Mission Society , A. G. O. , Jr, House Council, KENNETH HOLDORF 2319 North 63rd St. Omaha, Nebr. Student C o u n c i 1 , House Committee, Radio Com- mittee, REPORTER, Chry- sostomos, A Cappella Choir, Cacophony, Polyhymnia, Mission Societly, Men's Glee Club, Sr, Wa ther League, Play, A,G,O. , Sr. House Committee. CAROLYN JOHNSON 102 Jackson Joplin, Mo, Zeta, Polyhymnia, Mission Society, Sr. Walther League, Art Club. , r I Q --qw' -email ..s,.. ggiifi TIMOTHY KOENIG 1243 Pain Dr. St, Louis, Mo. Religious Activities Com- mittee, Demosthenian, A Cappella Choir, Baseball, Bus Driver , Polyhymnia, Men's Glee Club, Play. sl ,. I -. . . . .,. K kx , , , I A .if , 'V lll A -.W-fl .L ..t?',f llll NINA KOHLS Star Route Ellsworth, Kans. R a d i o Committee, Zeta, Polyhydmnia , Women's Choir, ission Society, Sr. Walther League, Play, ANN KRAUSE 423 North 12 Fort Smith, Ark, Student Council, sec.: Coordinating Committee, F. B, L. A., Sigma, Mission Society, A Cappella Choir, Polyhymnia , Women's Choir, Play. WILLIAM KUEHN 3230 Euclid Wichita, Kans. House Committee, Public Relations Committee, Reli- gious Activities Committee , REPORTER, Chrysostomos, A Cappella Choir, Bus Driver, Polyhymnia, Mission Soci- ety, Men's Glee Club, Sr, Walther League, Sr. House Committee, Camera Club. HERBERT KOEPP 4736 N. Leamington Ave. Chicago 20, Ill. H o u s e Committee, JO H NN IE, Demosthenian, A Cappella Choir, Baseball, Basketball, S oc i a 1 Com- mittee, Polyhymnia, Art Club, pres. up 'wwf t 0 'ix RICHARD KACZOR Spencer, Nebr. Demosthenian, REPORTER. A., RONALD KUSEL 169 North Maplewood Orange, Calif. Student Council, REPORTER, E d it o r g Demosthenian, A Cappella Choir, pres. 5 Base- ball, B asketball, Poly- hymnia, Camera Club. -d'f'iQfP '-wsg,,,, W DALE KESTER Friedheim, Mo. S t u d e n t Council, Health Committee, Catonian, Stu- dent Orderly, Mission So- ciety, Sr. and Ir, House Council. QOPHOMOBE QEGLAQQ If if y or ,T X -13 MARGIT KRIEBEL 917 Ohio Ave. Leavenworth, Kans. Delta, Art Club. Phi Rho Pi, Play. - wilt! 1 620 San ball, rv- ,gm LLZi RUTH KWASNIEWSKI 6600 Robinson Allen Park, Mich, De lt a , A Cappella Choir Polyhymnia, Women's Choir. QOPHOMOQE OLAQQ ,- KL M s. N'-4775 . -re -,XJ I 4 ' ' 2 DAVID LEHNER 1211 S. Pine Newton, Kaus. Catonian, A Cappella Choir, Sr, House Council. A 1-and '1f'Z'j,, ? Q' sa. PAULINE M 935 East Mi tary Fremont, N HEMEIER br, Zeta, Play, Polyhymnia, Mission Soci ty, Sr. Walther League. CHAUNCEY McKAY 919 6th Street Fairburg, Nebr. House ommittee, Building and Ground Committee, REPORTER, Demosthenian, A Cappella Choir, Basket- ball, Bus Driver, Polyhym- nia Camera Club DAVID LEIST 4500 Anderson Rd, Cleveland, Ohio Chrysostomos, A Cappella Choir, Polyh mnia, Men's Glee Club, Pllay, if 4' M9 ' MARTHA LEWIS 620 South Park A Cape Girardeau, Mo, Sigma, A Cappella Choir, Social Committee, Mission Society, Sr. Walther League. Q in me A, 5 Y l : V, ewes x , .gg Q- V A s f I A 1, A -, VERLINE MEBANE 713 Everett Kansas City, Kans. S ig m a , Mission Society, Sr. Walther League. Mwmfw -...,,,,,s' 5 , sq. F' 5 BARBARA LINDEMAN 1214 Jet Drive Midwest City, Okla. Radio Committee, Religious Activities Committee, RE- PORTER, Delta, Polyhyrnnia, A Cappella Choir, Wornen's Choir, F,B,L,A, , Mission Society, Sr, Walther League, A . G . O . RODNEY LOOSE Route4 Chilton, Wisc, REPORTER, Demosthenian. ALVINA MEYER 620 2nd St. North Fargo, N, Dak, Zet a , pres., Polyhymnia, A Cappella Choir, Mission Society, Play, A,G,O, Y ?'v v - f , ,. , . 4 44... F H A 55 I' li l 1 114 f- , ...L SYLVIA NAI-INSEN Paton, Iowa Delta, Polyhymnia. BETTY SUE PALISCH 218 W. Adams St. Jackson, Mo. Sigma, A Cappella Choir, Polyhymnia, Band, Sr. Walther League. DONALD PIPHO 808 State St. Fort Morgan, Colo, Demosthenian, Polyhymnia, A. G.O., Baseball, JOHN RAUH Route 1 Alva, Okla, Public Relations Committee, Chrysostomos, Cacophony, Play, ., DAN OLSON 426 West 91 Place Los Angeles, Calif. Chrysostomos. if? my 4llmai0 it -.,, STEWART RELMNITZ Sterling, Nebr. Demosthenian, Camera Club, Intramural Manager, sing? 5?-,,,,.,nv GERTRUDE MICHALK 503 West 5th Bishop, Tex. Sigma, A Cappella Choir, Polyhyrnnia, F,B,L.A, my X. I , fill , !ar ' 1 up K if SUSAN PLATT 1113 W. Sunset Dr. Springdale, Ark. A.G.O. , Polyhyrnnia , Walther League , Mission Society, Zeta, A Cappella Choir, ffm as MARLENE MILLER 150 East 21 St. Fremont, Nebr. Zeta, Polyhymnia, Women's Choir, Mission Society, Sr. Walther League, Play. QOPHOMOIZE OLAQQ JOHN RAESS Hebron, Nebr. Radiogiommittee, IOHNNIE editor, Chxysostomos, As Cappella Cho , Polyhym- nia, Mission Society, Sr, Walther League, Play, Club. Camera Club. ,i V ,.,, ,mmf-,,,,,. ,, ,,f,,w,,,,wrr,, f- - 5.w.a,.t,f.zr i MERLIN REITH Palmer, Kans. Catonian, A Cappella Choir, Polyhymnia, M e n ' s Glee Club. QOPHOMOBE OLAQQ ff P L RUTH RENNER Box 775 Madison, Nebr, Sigma, Polyhymnia, Mis- sion Society, A.G.O. Elf ' 137 sas' TQ, sg .-r W ,V , a y K rs Y , gf ,UZ , 7 ,n 5 S . X Yr' wg.,,.,,,.aiv- , LARRY SCHNEIDEWIND Ness City, Kans. Demosthenian, Art Club. 'gg' Mgr,-0-P' i A 31 ARNOLD SCHROEDER Orion, Ill. Chrysostomos, Polyhymnia, Mission Society, Men's ,Glee Club, Sr. W a lthe r League, Camera Club. ERNEST RICHTER 1319 Numa St. New Orleans, La, Student Council, C a m p u s Committee, R a d i o Corn- mittee, JO HNNIE , RE- PORTER, Chrysostomos, Cheerleader, Polyhymnia, Band, Mission Society, Sr, Walther League, Play, Camera Club, 1.49 ., , NORMAN SCHULZ 724 E, 7th Fort Morgan, Colo. Sr. House Council, Activi- ties, Chrysostomos, Basket- DOROTHY SCHAEPFER Routeel Hopgeton, 111. RE, RTER,De1ta, Polyhzirln- nia, Women's Choir, 's- sion Society, Sr. Walther League. rw JU' fy DORIS SCHILLY 1893 Young Memphis, Tenn. Zeta, A Cappella Choir, Polyhymnia, F,B.L.A., Mission Society, Sr, Walther League, A.G.O. JOHN D, SCHMIDT Route 3 Frederick, Okla, Demosthenian , Tennis, Mis- sion Society, Play, A. G. O, , Camera Club , REPORTER. GERALD SEAMAN 9723 West 9th Wichita, Kans. S t u d e n t Council, Campus Committee, REPORTER, Chrysostomos, SAJOCO, Mission Society, Sr, Walther ball. Cacophony, SJ Club League, Play, 23 zs. ? p --sas .,,, K- - A ' ,ls L 63 w- 1w-,esy if g nu. . -3 ' - 4 - 1. '1 flffQ .Lage , . -4 W V' ' , ., ,,.,,.., ,r., . . ?-Wiiffiiflii ,. .Iiisliu ,. , .fu wsfisifi W: fcfirlsg-rg .1 , , Q, , - .fig mg , Jigga, 3-au, --2 .v X- , kg , '1,-'fr--ws' , 1 , ', - 'e,25w 'fiiffkiff r . K K' 5 girggiiazfssiiggjggjlg V, Y, ,Egg sv-eggs 5, ' 5, V: : Q ff L 53,319 5 L. fsi'f5fZ: -, 152' f '54, ,in Qiiriii'-511 4 KES K, ' -1 sn V 555 - - ' 'W V L THEODORE A 72434 WoodsidefAve. Woodside '77, N.Y. REPORTER, Chrysostomos, Student Orderly, Polyhyrn- nia, Mission Society, Camera Club. Adm! 4. -an--W til' MARILYN STARCK ' Route 1 Elkhom, Wisc, De lt a , A Cappella Choir, Women's Choir, Polyhym- nia, Student Council, Stu- dent Union Com mittee House Council, Mission Society, A,G.O, ROLAND STEINBACH 4325 Morganford Rd. St, Louis 16, Mo, Chrysostom os , Mission Society. DANIEL TEUSCHER 1215-1st Street Rock Island, 111. H o u s e Committee, Chry- sostomos, A Cappella Choir, Polyhymnia, F.B. L.A. , Mission Society, Men's Glee Club, Sr, Walther League, .RSV LOIS STACH 409 East 7th Kinsley, Kans. IOHNNIE Staff, Sigma, A Cappella Choir, Polyhym- rlia, A, G,O, , Camera Club, W0men's Glee Club. ai. CN! 'H mfg fx HQ W' as ., 1 jklfifw pk 4 ., , 2' .. ww? DEAN THAEMERT Sylvan Grove, Kans. C, Chrysostomos, B a s e b all , Polyhymnia, M e n ' s Glee Club, Intramural Manager, is W S 'ff' 1321, A' .'i , ., .ji ,, V ,',, . xi ii H.. '51 frlpmsm ik wwf DAVID SIGSBEE 17301 Horger Allen Park, Mich. IOHNNIE, REPORTER, Chry- sostomos, Art Club, Camera Club. S f ...a.wnl BEVERLY SPENCER 10466 Orchard Ave, Bloomington, Calif. Student C o u n c i 1 , House Committee, Delta, A Cap- pella C h o i r , Polyhymnia, Mission Society, Sr, Walther League. QOPHOMOEE CLASS at.. BETTY STRIETBLMEIER DONALD TAYLOR pp Route 4 - 1 510515, 39th Ave., , Columbus, Ind. Omaha 7, Nebr. E Building and Grounds Com-, Demosthenian, Baseball , mittee, REPORTER, De1tai,,,fQ?1,,rBasketba11, WSJ ,Q-lub ,,,gA Mission Society, Sr. Walther fiiiappella Choir, Cam era 35 League, F.B. .A. , Play. 'f5l5,f,C,C1ub, Sr. Walther League, tsur A Csbttuss ,P01rhymnia+-A E Csre at 5,14-,sg . - . iii? wt, l.-, ,V ,mn U - . ,,,,, 2 , .. ,.., au ,m91r,,, ,,,,, L. if-1S 'Refi L- wg . Ak W, J as 1 '- S S Q ,yn , K 1-8 ,g H- -,g5,3.. 'w? , 3' Q in 'L ii 1, i 1 ia? B i 'W s 'sg ,L af' We MW if it M R 1 af as A 'ii is M wa 5 Q , ,, f ' , fha as ii H? 82, A f 1 mega, .. ,, GEORGE T HARP 813 East 9th Winfield , Kans . F.B,L.A. QOPHOMOBE OLAQQ 755 SW , LAVERNE ULMER 37 Park Place Guthrie, Okla. Polyhymnia, Gir1's Choir, Play, Sigma , Mission Society, if 'M IUDITH WUNDERLICH Algoa Road, Route 3 Jefferson City, Mo. Sigma, A.G.O., Polyhym- nia, Women's Choir, House Council, Health Committee. ROBERTA ZIELKE 2118 Drefour Ave. Redondo Beach, Calif. Sr. Walther League, Mission Society, Zeta. 36 SUE VIETS 308 Marshall St, Jefferson City, Mo. REPORTER, S igm a , sec, Polyhymnia, Sr, W alt he r League. N. VERNA WALZ. 1 Pettibone, SN. Dak. P Zeta, Polyhymnia, Women's Choir, F.B.L,A,, Mission Soc iety, Intramural-Mam agar, Play, ,A . G . O . , A Cappella Choir. R 3' 58 if ey iwwmi ' 1 f A : W f.1a2,'r3?1a: .i 'H 1 X awww if ii i : DORIS WEISS 41-38 '71 Street Woodside '77, N. Y. Zeta, Polyhymnia, Won'1en's Choir, M i s s io n Society, A. G.O. WILLIAM WENTHE Sylvan Grove, Kans, Chrysostomos. NOT PICTURED JOEL COLLIER 820 East 15th Winfield, Kans. SARAH WHIDDEN 18869 Puritan Detroit 23, Mich. FIZEQHMAN GLASS M HERBERT NIERMANN, Pres. 1817 Commerce Cheyenne, Wyo, rg W Q 3 WESLEY NIERMAN, V. Pres, n, N A Amherst, Colo, 2304 So. First Avenue Sioux Falls, S, Dak. wx .. Q, i,,g:' 'E .,,. ,. MARILYN ARENDT 731 Custer Street Monroe , Mich, CLARENCE AUFDEMBERGE Route 2 Lincoln, Kans. EMMA BACHER 810 E. 7th Winfield, Kans. DAVID BARTON 5503 Fowler Omaha, Nebr, 1 3 I tw' at .ff -wi' f 1 e '?7 17, ,, V, N IN 11, 3 fr ' :' -+A, 'ggi I IUDITH soNN1c1-1sEN, sec, ,WW ,ff -Q it Qi We Q 'Ziff w e rag Qi if 4 N STEVE STEPHENSON Treas Box 1986 Hobbs, N. Mex. MAUREEN AHLSCHWEDE Route 2 Seward, Nebr. IERRY ALBERS Hinton, Iowa EMMALEE ALBRECHT Box 30 Cortez, Colo, Hi, s HAROLD BAUDER 607 North 10th St. Rocky Ford, Colo. MARLENE BAUMAN Sabetha, Kans. IUDITH BEHNKEN 137 So. Pine St. Orange, Calif. JERRY BEJECK 1004 Alexander Winfield, Kans. A A Rf. I -2 8 Q Xt 41-9 411. , , 4-.W ff .1 ...sf ru..-4' ! , Hg . I ' 17 ifg zplhf f- jg ROBERT BENDICK 6786 Balfour A11en Park, Mich. SALLY BENSON 2868 Read Omaha, Nebr. CAROLYN BETTENHAUSEN 4227 Seward Omaha, Nebr. KAREN BIRKES 1231 So. Jamestown Tulsa, Okla. JANET BRAUER 7408 Zephyr Place Maplewood, Mo, DONALD BRUNS 1206 Duncan Pampa, Texas LOYD BUCKNER, 441 Albert Shreveport, La, SARAH CHRISTIANS 611 South 8 Kingfisher, Okla. JOHN COLBURN 2223 S. Vandalia Tulsa, Okla, DANNY CONNER 12 West Apache Tulsa 6, Okla, 38 FBEQHMAN OLAQQ DAPHNE CUSHMAN BRIAN FARNUM 19500 Harlow 16881 May Detroit, Mich. East Detroit, Mich. ffl my-. if W Q BETTY FIEHLER EARLENE FINNIGSMIER POIIGF. Nebr. Hampton, Nebr. DONNA GREVER 703 Warwick St. Barrington, I11. GRACE GUTZ Route 2 Osmond, Nebr. DEE HAHN 11341 Floyd Circle Santa Anna, Calif. GARY HARDIN 404 No. Shattuck Orange, Calif, MARGARET HEINE Lane C-62- Gardendale Garden City, Kans JANET HELDT 2644 Cass Avenue Dearborn, Mich. CHRISTINE HELLER 168 E. Lincoln St. Lander, Wyo. HELEN HELLMANN Route 1 Arlington , Nebr. MARTIN HELLMER III Route 2 Canton, Kans, EUGENE HILGENDORF Route 1 Hilbert , Wis. 39 w FIZEQI-IMAN CLASS QQK rt. 4, we .gf 'W , JOAN HILSABECK 'Q 9011 Bristol St, Louis, Mo. ,, ' LW, 'H' MICHAEL HINST A jj af 2069 Logan Ave. My ----- mLA f Salt Lake City, Utah f tA 't t,Al it y ig . FLOYD HOFFMANN , ' X Route 1, Mason Road is i X Creve Coeur, Mo, ,, 5 A CARROLL HOLL Kenesaw, Nebr. A y M MARVIN HOLLE 5 , ,,.-, , Sylvan Grove, Kans. , . A 'wi 3 -w -'W 'rv MELVIN HOLLMANN mm ,. 4 1804 Lindy Avenue 'L ' ii' I--A-P+ ww Lawton, Okla. A--fi Q 455' KAREN HOPKA 1204 E. '7th Winfield , Kans. ,nw 4-dll!!! A up DAVID KOENIG 2509 S. Shartel Oklahoma City, FLORA KOENIG 1243 Fain Drive St. Louis 23, Mo. DOIS KORTH 1600 S. Cedar Ave. Marshfield, Wis. THOMAS KOSKE 706 N. Washington Ave. Roswell, N. Mex. Okla. 'we-We 'LW' we A JIANICE HOWARD 5 Four Courner's Ca Boron, Calif. JAMES JOHNSON Box 452 Melcher, Iowa DENNIS KASTENS Route 1 Herndon, Kans, YOLAN DA KILGORE 1415 Boswell Topeka, Kans. Q ww fe 5' IWW Q ,Af -rn I-wiv' 3 , f FPJEQI-IMAN OLAQQ .EQHN DAVID LORENZ. 2124 Hoyt Street Lakewood, Colo, IUDSON LUSHER IUXNDALL LAAKKO 1156 N. Vernon Dearbom, Mich, ROGER LEESEBERG 149 Army Trail Addison, I11, LARRY LEFTWICH Route 2 Burden, Kans. 1' 3 ' n,, -V 1 - i if f 1' ZA' 51? sos w. Willow f A f , N01-mal, 111. ff as '33 'Fixx' COLLEEN MARQUARDT 4 'dy Bertrand, Nebr. M' IANELLE MERTINS Route 1 A Iowa Park, Tex. y 5 i i JF? .--4 tm- vi Ra LENA LEHMAN 3033 N. E. Ninth Oklahoma City 17, Okla LUANN LIEFER Route 1 Red Bud, I11, THOMAS LINSDAU Dubois, Wyo. FREDERIC LOESEL 309 East Piankishaw Paola, Kans. ie lt 2.38 fix R.--v al. ,pw ff ig-,gt -l' ,gf ? !' A-df DOROTHY MEYER 2325 Avenue A Beaumont, Tex. ANNETTE MOERBE Box 758 Bishop, Tex, MARILYN MUELLER 710 Miami St. Leavenworth, Kans, RONALD MUELLER 3103 West 114 Cleveland, Ohio f ! arf' A A h. 5 ' . - WF l. in ' '71, fri CURTIS PETERSON DARALD PIEPER 253 South Lafayette 118 Platte Ave. Denver 9, Colo. York, Nebr. ff MARCIA MUN DERLOH 2044 Jackson Sidney, Nebr. KAY NELSON Box 2273 Joplin, Mo. Fl-ZEQHMAN OLAQQ s-'GW 2, E4 .L , .fMkT4VF. DONALD PIEPER 118 Platte Ave, York, Nebr. wwf 'T'w T' K Q-ew 383 DARLENE PIETZ Route 2 Granite, Okla, 7 L , -fv MARIE PLANCHON CAROLINE PRAHL ELAINE REISS BEVERLY RIFFEL 'MARY ROBBINS 103 Walnut Murdo, S, Dak, Chickasha, Okla, 353 West 1st 4890 Golden Court Monett, Mo. Hoisington, Kaus. Denver 14, Colo if Www . we ' 'Y. 'T GERALDINE ROBINSON Anita, Iowa s tw JAY ROCHELLE 1334 Englewood St. Philadelphia 11, Pa. 'Y MARY ROEMER 1909 Wilhelm Avenue ,J 42 Baltimore 6, Md. MARVIN SANDER Route 2 Alhambra, Ill, A FQEQHMAN CLASS IJOYCE SATTELMEIER Box 115 Breckinridge, Okla, FREDERICK SCHAPP 323 North 20 Fort Smith, Ark, .1 173' ' 'FK -.5 S ,W , X DONALD SCHMIDT AUGUST SCHNEIDER TREVA SCHNOOR Route 2 3520 Flora Route 2 Blue Earth, Minn, Kansas City. Mo. Scribner Nebr 'vw 'dw mv 1 .A A E ' y I X 'ny ' -NP' V36-at-.P-do k fi K. ..-'E at KATHRYN SCHULZE GUENTER SCHWAB ELEANOR SEEDIG Route 1 707 S. Fourth 904 Dressen Adair, Okla, Sioux Falls, S, Dak. Spearman, Tex. EUGENE SHELHAMER 1405 E. Third Winfield, Kans, IUDITH STADE Route 1 Palatine, Ill, NEIL STARCK 2648 Wilson Hollywood, Fla, FERO L T HAEMERT Sylvan Grove, Kans, QI' k M 7 A- W if a 43 f ' Af, .- , . 5 ' HARVEY WALT HER 1639 Babel Drive New Orleans, La. ' i k.., ,L 2 ,, W 5 2113, .uw . if A Ye DENNIS WENZEL 19720 Steel Detroit 35, Mich. ANITA TORLUEMKE Route 3 Oberlin, Kans. JUDY UFFELMAN 834 North Grand Orange, Calif. IOANNE WERNE 2111 Alamedia Maplewood 17 , Mo. FPA-.EQ HMAN .ww I AMES WINCKLER Lucas, Kans. 733' G EORGE WOO DWORT H CAROL WUN DERLIC H 1232 Rawson Ave. S, Milwaukee, Wis. 4 Seminary Terrace St. Louis 5, Mo. NOT PICTURED I AMES ANDERSON Burden, Kans. JAMES OEHLERT 0330 Houston St. Winfield, Kans. i RALPH MURRELL 310 1X2 W, 16th Winfield, Kans. JOSEPH REEVES 1115 Olive Winfield, Kans. I nr- 'F' JOHN YATES 4226 w. Lloyd Milwaukee, Wisc. FRED ZEHNDER 1461 Spring Garden Lakewood, Ohio BETTY ZOCH Route 1 Georgetown, Tex. 44 MARGARET YAUK OLAQQ -i CLIFFORD WINTER 221 S, Edson Ave. Lombard, 111, we ROGER YOCOM 5813 Marty 1721 Winfield Mission, Kans. Winfield, Kans, ef. , '.. S N I 4 Q .2r5,55?vSE5, eg,,,s? ..,E,.,5,,,,,,is,5-,L .Q 2 3: 41 3 YZ ag .,.1,. , ., wwf f :ts v'sms'5MwJ -1-1 v 1 E32,QsSYs,Eiiy214s''rififzgfrfmiggiflaaiaflwsfliiisfggqsfififir? Mr e Q fsiffwlm W S 8. r V - X. mis v' 4 -1 wzffsizss 4. 7 V. A H59-?x1. . , - is , rg ff, me f .t .,,s,5g.,g:- U it at t. 114 1, -, f-f :my Q fl .s , L,,. , , ' wi? A ' THOMAS WILK, Pres. .ss -,S ,s 2,f.sf 1.g9's K rf 133 4-in ,J 74 gigs , .Q 2 s as gwgggzefig N , W, 7. .. ,, .K Q. ff.-.ma - 1 s,,?f.,szgas,5 34 1' t as He 25511:-3 tr L 18320 Morris Ave. 1 .-QP Q Student Council, House Committee, Public Relations Committee Baseball Basketball Pi Epsilon Pi, Academy Choir S Club Pres. GARY SCHEFLER, V. Pres. 1120 S. Winona Ct, Denver, Colo. Baseball, Basketball, Social Committee, N Pi Epsilon Pi, Pres, , Academy Choir. fl CYNTHIA BUEHNER, sec. 1' Wakefield, Nebr. ,,,y Student Council, House C o m m itt e e , Pi L Epsilon Pi, Webster, A c a d e m y C ho i r , ' A.G,O. SAJOCO, Social Committee. ' BARBARA RHODES, Treas. Box 186 Little River, Kans. Student Council, House Committee, Stu- dent Union C o m m it t e e , Philomathean, Debate, Polaris, Academy Choir, Band. GLEN BITTER 366 West '7th Hoisington, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pi, Academy Choir. Mitre' DENIS BRANNAGAN 408 S. 6th St. , Manhattan, Kans. .:,. - 1 Student Council, House Committee, RE- PORTER, Baseball, B asketb all, Polaris, Websters, Ac a d e m y Choir, Jr. Walther League, S Club. ' ' ff? --fs fgf KAREN BRUCE 1946 N. Central Topeka, Kans. Pi Epsilon Pi, A.G.O. , Websters. 45 w,,fwss,fQlsX,,w ::ff,f-mlwu tsm, ,.,, .fsfz-f ,.,,,,.f,'gf,fp-yrgg, vsp, .1,s,,.,,,55., .5 :1Q,,.'. V. ., f 1-4-4sQsss1l.QJ921 Si felapieyfi, '55'a::u, .ws 5 mx- ,tg rss, . egg aww, if .1 .,,,.,, A V ,,.a,?s,f1t,. V :.sff?5s Homewood , Ill. :- I3i.?l!55i95QZ ,tw ,ggyssmfzf-..f,s 1 , , 1 nsfsi21.1,:z?Fi23 1atl5sf:sr1. Y Y ifssseffzizigii ' ' - i fi? . ,fsffffrs-13,5 as was , as 7 s ,.,. sm 1 lr! szisEsfw?f3Hag?e Ski -faiifil is 5215 'sz 1. ffsszsgtgfisszfs K, 5153951 5' as Mg fnffi 21,353 .s .s ., .fe vfsefgifdl lf' 4 :ss .sky ?' , ws,.sM,.s,4 . ...f,w1wQsz.fs . :rx-msnxnmzffs -- ,1g.,3syz:sss.r qw.. flfygxgg -- fs,-fm fm, ,W . is .. -I.g5,,,,gsx 32 -.sv 11' was is Q-,g,,, , .aiiitfifgl a -iii is 1,-. 251251552 N33 is -W .li ,,..,,s, .J -fswa,.m -.2 f,-:swsumf rss sfifs ,,,u,,fam.1 - ,- asses. . .- fs f,.sg.sg - ffkigakiflii as fi 51 A 1 .. - - mffwyk Q 2 is .iff , f- 11 R Zsg 'V' 'gliifi Z55: 55 ' ,K ,ig sf isiszssf - r.,, .. .ts W ggmifs 5.5 'iii :Mfg K Wiifififfi 'fi ,S ,Q ,Q --nam' isr15ifff1f fs atm-B www HX u:..s,f , si A M .fi 3 fx 551.5 aiu -3 wfz1si, s1s,s,. ik iQ5E2?:-LEE 'i'fE'1L.fS9 s is ,ml-, .. . s,.., s.A,,5,i i f195?iif'51gs 'f igsfsli .ss 13, . f - u.--. .Y .,,. , .sm 3 ,..f an tw . .,,, ,,.sf zizsiiifefffs-rizgzsgsirigs if 2, is , g, ,, 2, .. .,,. ., . ,Q Q ,-mgasss2:saffgie'.s2s'?s?sjls 2,g,sig, i,.'S ,, , , Y , , BETTY HEITMAN 16 Country Aire St. Louis 22, Mo. Y Y -,mv , -v:?i'E!'5ii, it , ,,...5,,::: W ,. V5:,.1.,: , f.-,,. , , ,.. r :,1. ..z,,, , ,. V' -1 w'- A-.. . ie .1 -..' as Y we 41.5-1. ,.. K ,i e re i A1 if ,Ez wsmjri w E 2552 EM ,eg 1,4 W. V5 V-2?'W41HfJffHePS'm:.Sx wc: 12' 'Xia we . 4 1 , ---- ,V .,. W K: ff 4 2 Af I ggi ws 5 W A df I s K J eww me Q , dj ,Wa , ,a a, xgwgam 433 5 ' we ram, mu 'R L f ,M A ' ,L 32ga125gi5sfisqg?'fatf2t9a3,ssgf29,:s?2a5g,a:2,ggg,us?5ga,,g, swim:z,?:saigsff2gSav-ws,egsg,,,,,eg5,.,9,a1,,,,e,1e mag sfzrexsw,f?2Qs:5?afefi1?T3,sapasefwffiezirzxsrgwgaga, Project Committee, Pi Epsilon Pi, Choir. JANET HOPKINS 701 Ocean Ave. 11 Santa Monica, Calif. Student Council, Pi Academy Choir. -E54 DOROTHY MOEN 1526 E. 71 Road Chicago, I11. Epsilon Pi Epsilon Pi, Academy Choir, GARRY N IEHOFF Quenemo , Kans. ,A Xfff-f,-Nu,fr.fe,-tw' L, iiiffiimsiemigisa'fiiaiaema,f,gQ5feg2'e-If Wwe me 'Wi' W Lsieifzrwgwfg 1,giaigfsxzsegssfgSg.2,',,jg5g f .mr ' - f 122 Prefs, tfsfyfs,-sms, 51 ,rsuswg .aw , ww ffizsfgiigvg.,-Qfsgjggaxifz-eryifiijgissxvwfls, , zzgumff W5 e levi ii.ifiwfiaieime559135,me1f5h2fii1?ks'f Xi.JiifiisiiiiQiiwL5iE45?' K J us,E.5f fzaifsfifiiisi I , w-'.E5,e2iAf,Ei?isi:., 35,33 4036 N, w, 19 1+ Oklahoma Clfy. Okie. - ' - - Student Council, P1 Epsilon P1, Webster, X Academy Chen. EDWIN GROPPE X, 2, , 2 X ffgg2Eggg Q K KfQ5ie5agegi,iis,35gQ2 7 M X Efizgiiiffi-'vafiiii 411 1! 2 Jefferson Rd. Cheyenne' wyo' 2 - - 1 2 mzefiezfeffi i Student Council, Pres. p House Committee, ' ' ' Baseball, Basketball, P1 EPSIIOU Pl, WCDSICI, my . ,, , frf2E3,gs,gg-Vg.-diff, Academy Choir, S' Club, A ' N 7 W 'A'KfS5g,?jg,ggags,25Qv5f25gs2E ffiiisfs fl 'Y Ae edemy ffm-. , ' . 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Student Council, House Committee, Base ball, Basketball, Debate, Pi Epsilon Pi Key Club, S Club, Jr. House Committee Pi Epsilon Pi, Webster, Academy Choir, J 'V l ,,st NANCY SORENSEN 2597 Ellison Ave. 1 Omaha, Nebr Q Debate, Polaris, Academy Choir. JERRY SPARKS 2320 1X2 E. Pine Tulsa, Okla. Pi Epsilon Pi, Intramural Manager. p ur' WERNER ST OLP Box 372 Bridgman, Mich. Baseball, Basketball, PiEpsi1on Pi, Webster, Academy Choir. -t .fy -7'-L- C im ' f-J 454112, f :SVR D-'if an JOAN TIMMERMANN 2300 Robincrest Lane M. Glenview, Ill. Qi REPORTER, Debate, Pi, Epsilon Pi, Academy N. Choir. RUTH WISE 5118 Othello St. 'fi S Eg N 4 , a . , P U ss .R ,,, y, pgwfid -L I s rw 2 in i Air .ia 551 Y - Q. l , 'R if 3 iii fx ri 35? - E51 - :iff 5.55: -EQ Wx Bois! Y 3 . fi V, ff ...... . ' S?i2+iBi3?'ir?i?iif2! ' 21,55 ws ,gk 2. qs-Ziiim . 17755597 is :rw fn-if-ws,f:sffgK-fssfsfwwv ,. ..1,. 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RONALD BALKE 12102 E, Douglas Wichita, Kans. CURTISS BARBY Luton, Ia, DERYLE BODE Fairmont, Okla, RUBY BROWN Box 63 Phippsburg, Colo. JAMES DUNN 5803 Mt, Vernon Wichita, Kans. FRANK EBERHART 1520 Grape Denver, Colo. LON ERWIN 8720 S.E. 29th Midwest City 10, Okla, ALAN GROPPE 411 1X2 Jefferson Rd, Cheyenne, Wyo. LUTHER GUTZ Route 2 Wausa, Nebr. CHARLES HOUSKA 413 Lilac Lane Ft. Collins, Colo, ,f ,siii f 5 , 1 x . . W if KY . , '41 1 ' l 'F . I ,,.., y W' Eg MARY MADDEN EUGENE MARBURGER 2224 N. 70th St. 202 S. 24th Wauwatosa, Wisc, Lawton, Okla, RALPH METZ DENNIS MEYER 832 W. 8th Route 3 Dallas, Tex. Okarche, Okla, C , fi 1' t ,, M 7 i' lfeti 1 is GERHARDT PRALLE RONALD RICHTER JAMES ISAAC Box 22 1319 Numa 1119 S. ROCR Rd. Fairmont, Okla, New Orleans, La. Wichita, Kans, LORNA KILGORE 1415 Boswell Topeka, Kans, EILEEN KNOBLOCH 4619 Pin Oak Lane Bellaire, Tex. ROGER KNUTH 107 S. 6th St. Mapleton, Ia., ROBERT KWASNIEWSKI 6600 Robinson Allen Park Mich DONALD SAMSEL if A S , 557' ff uv' f :w :Q 5 ROBERT SANDERS PAUL LEHIJAAN ' 2808 S. Kentucky Route 1 3033 N E 9th St Oklahoma City, Okla, Trinidad, Colo. Oklahoma City, Okla , 48 ,Aw 6 fs uv 'I I I 1i if-I i 4' -:1 Q Ii, : Z , li f. Ab PAUL SCHERZBERC ' CARROLL VON STROH 14.35 6Ih Sr. iii A 1309 E. 9th Gering, Nebr, ' A A Winfield, Kans. RICHARD SCHOENEBERG RUTH VAHSHOLTZ EUELLA YQOGTS MARIANNE WESTHOFF 1400 E, 18th Route 1 mon' ans' Box 134 Cheyenne, Wyo. Canton' Kang' Corder. MO. wr WILLIAM BERSLEY, Pres. ' 5163 S. Trenton, Tulsa 5, ORIA, LIIL ' STUART JACKSON, V, Pres, M ,H I I 216 S. 10th, Independence, Kaos, R, BARBARA ELLERY, Soo. I , A'-. 1 , RIRIII 930 N, Halagueno, Carlsbad, N. Mex, i ' HILMER BRA K '1 :1 Albert, Kans, I PATRICIA CURTIS 4... I. A 4004 N,W, 22, Oklahoma Crry, OR1a. I. H ' I 4-1 nf.: 4, I JUDY DILLEY R o .. I I , 'ff' 2367 S, Erie, Wichita, Kaus, - - I--'lv A5 E' ' H PAULA DUMLER R A,, ,fi I, A I ' Route 4, Winfield, Kans. X as . MORRIS HELANDER fr I, if -r is P 1206 S. Elwood, Tulsa, OR1a. IIR I I A I :H CLARENCE HOFFMAN 1- , f Route 1, Bradshaw, Nebr. , 'rr ,, , , A I KAREN KILGORE if - A A is I 4-ff, ge, 4 f 1415 Boswell, Topeka, Kans, W gh KENNETH KOESTER .I -M ,T ,Ao -R if Route 1, Cissna Park, I11, 9E..T. VI ,,.1' 1 fi- ROGER KRUCER I ,Q Ilars fi sAA,,,R11i I 1413 E. 8th, Winfield, Kans. A A A ' , I I I , fe I .I NELDA LEHMANN 5418 Monrviow Sr. A A' ' Austin, Tex, , ! I 2 ALLEN MICHALK Box 755, Bishop, Tex. If M. 4-' gre 4 +12 'W' DONA SAMSEL 2808 S. Kentucky r , 'W 1. W fs W Oklahoma City, ORIAI -.. .-,Ir R .e..,II.,.'sl KENNY SCHROEDER Okarche, OR1a. A nk I VV . 1 - ' V Ig I 3 f eaor. , , I I I A is I I 4. - I I .f LAMBERT SUOR 1 , , if '43, , 2944 Voorhois Rd. ' A I ,441 QQ 5 Wig, ' Y 'W Pontiac, Mioh, fr A 24 IIIII Ae' 'Eir iy 3 If Mi 1' I IIIAR I LINDA THOMPSON LQ 6 'F it A- .A ,I 3120 .E' Stafford A GORDON VON STROH JUDY WRIGHT Wlchlfa- Kam- , 1309 E. Brh 1107 Rose Sr. Winfield, Kans. Austin, Tex. 49 WALTER WANAGAT 260 Beechmont, Dearborn, Mich. :E 7 RICHARD FUNSTON, Pres. L Q Q 1036 Griffith, Las Vegas, Nev. ' Q i, 0 A STEPHEN RATZ, vioe-Pres. 1, 'A ,gra y Aliceville, Kans. A 0 . , A m yf ',, A 1 MARILYN KUSEL 169 Maplewood, Orange, Calif. I... , 'C 'Q Y-Re 12 ft Secretary W re W, fr: ,olive f H,eee A :pr . , :fare STEPHEN ASCHER 515 N.W. 6r.h, Abilene, Kans. w'Ff ' -- 1 . , KATHRYN BULLER odeu, Nebr. i 2: A h FRANK BURKE '700 N. Batavia, Orange, Calif. are 0 ' JANE CROSBY 202 E. 13th, Goodland, Kans. 5, A GEORGE KAUFFELD Georgetown, Ind. , W A I es. 7, ,4 ir SANDRA KORNTHEUER 1306 E. 7:11, ,W ..ai f rw, DON MooRMAN Columbus, Ind. A -'i2 ' A I - JOHN ABRAHAM Q P E L 1020 E. 6th St. , Winfield, Kans. SHIRLEY DAVIS 324 N. Manning, Winfield, Kans. EARL FRIEDMEYER California, Mo. PEGGY JOHNSON 403 Menor, Winfield, Kane MALCOLM LEE 720 w. 2nd, Los Angeles, Calif LARRY MILLER winride, Nebr. J 3 -.1 if 'Q' A GJ' UW Aw. ,err R v A STUDENTS . r E , . , A , ,B .x - lv -1 A gi -,, 'fwfr . ,.-r A17 ef..-1'-'Q E., Xi, V X 'i jk S rw? In in 1 MARIORIE RENNER NOT PICTURED Box 775, Madison, Nebr. NED GRAHAM 0 LOWELL SIEBRASS BOX 327 401 N. 40 St., Omaha, Nebr. MILO STROZENSKY 3545 Sanborn, Lynwood, Calif. 50 Winfield, Kans. BOB REDFORD Burden, Kans. FREDERIC REESE 3145 22nd., Wyandotte, Mich. 'L Y +iLJ FRONT ROW: Karen Hopka, Marilyn Starck, Barbara Heidernann, Ann Krause, Kenneth Behnken, Gerald Sea- man, Marlyce Hoffschneider, Beverly Spencer, Barbara Namken. SECOND ROW: Judith Behnken, Carol Wunder- lich, Ruth Greene. THIRD ROW: Kenneth I-loldorf, Dale Kester, Kurt Harms, Ronald Mueller, Arthur Bruning, Steve Stephenson, Kenneth Greinke, Robert Bendick. COLLEGE STUD ENT OOUN OIL M The Student Council, the representative body of the students, held weekly meetings to attain greater unity between students and instructors, the student body and the administration. Activities this year included the continuation of fund raising for the student union proiect. This year's motto was Laborers together with Christ. gl DR. DUKEWITS L... I ILSOI spo 5.- E Z: orrrcras l Gerald Seaman, vice - president, Beverly Spencer, house coun- cil, Kenneth Behnken, president, Ann Krause, secretary, Dale Kester, house council. 52 R af X W Sf? 3 e .A-. L if M 7 - 5 5 A ily: WM M A. ,.. ,S ,R ...Q g 1 W ,, FRONT ROW: Sandra Kornrheuer, Barbara Ellery, Barbara Rhodes, Denis Brannagan, Edwin Groppe, Gail Grob, Helen Alpers, Cynrhi Roger Knuth, Thomas Wilk, William Bersley, Allen Michalk, Steve Ratz. a Buehner. SECOND ROW: Thomas Niermann, Richard Funston, Richard Schoeneberg, ACADEMY STUDENT COUNCIL The Academy Student Council completed another year's work and efficiently met its goal of working together with the faculty to meet the needs ofthe student body. This year's accomplishments included the project of buying a television set forthe Academy girls' lounge. In addition to sponsoring a movie, a cake bake, and socials, they also sent delegates to the Lutheran Student Government Conference. lilll ll lllllll N SPOUSO1' SEATED: Edwin Groppe, president. STANDING: Gail Grob, secretaryg Denis Brannagau, vice -presidentg Barbara Rhodes, house council. li. SENIOR HOUSE COUNCIL SEATED: Marilyn Starck, Barbara I-Ie id e rn a n n , Beverly Spencer, Judith Wunderlich, Joy Buttenhoff. STANDING: Bill Kuehn, Dale Kes- ter, Ken Holdorf, Dan Teuscher PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Wes Nierman, E a r le n e Finnigs- mier, Lowell Siebrass, Kurt Harms, Bette Goldarnmer. .,i. 'k.-ll 54 CAMPUS SOCIAL COMMITTEE Herbert Koepp, Marcia Bachelor, Barbara He idemann, Marilyn Mueller, ton. HEALTH COMMITTEE Dave Bar- SEATED: Judith Wunderlich, Carol Wunder- lich, Judith Stade. STAN DIN Lorenz, Paul Hagedorn. CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE G 1 Dave Ann Krause, Ken Behnken, Steve Stephenson. COMMITTEES RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Barbara Lindeman, Art Bruning, Sally Ben- son, Tom Koske, Tim Koenig. BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE SEATED: Janet Heldt, Bob Bendick, Betty S trie te 1 me ie r. STANDING: Chauncey McKay, Neil Starck. RADIO COMMITTEE Ken Greinke, Marcia Mu n d e r l o h , Ken Holdorf, Nina Kohls, Ernest Richter. 'T JUNIOR HOUSE COUNCIL SEATED: Judith Sonnichsen, Sarah Chr is ti an s , Marilyn Mueller. STANDING: Ken G re inke , Milo Strozensky, Jim Johnson, Guenter Schwab, Bob Bendick. AC TIVI TIES COMMITTEE Kay Nelson, Norman Schulz, Jerry Seaman. r FRONT ROW: Norma Frerichs, Betty Strietelmeier, Ken Holdorf, Ron Kusel, Lowell Siebrass, Linda Anderson, Margaret Heine. SECOND ROW: Joan Hilsabeck, Beverly Spencer, Ruth Glick, Jan Heldt, Shirley Frerichs, Marilyn Mueller, Dorothy Schaeffer. THIRD ROW: Barbara Lindeman, Dennis Wenzel, Jim Gerken, Fred Schaap, Loyd Buckner, Ernest Richter, Chauncey McKay. DEP O l2fTEl2f i The Reporter, an official publication ofSt. John 's, appeared ' A,b,t yy monthly. It featured editorials, articles on student life, and I 'zli' igfq xo! alumni news. ln 1957 it rated All-American. i ' -V ,K MR. MEYER 5ponS0Y V Ken Holdorf, Ron Kusel, editor, Linda Anderson, an xg... and Ruth Glick arranging pages for publication. 56 cz-Uooo This weekly publication provided the students with campus news and humorous articles. Sponsor fi-H' ::'i ' if t ts' 'l DR. DUKEWITS ,sr ww ESX: E ji? ,A ,.., . 3 li E, L X rr, 23 SEATED: Joan Hilsabeck, Jerrold Eickmann, Gerald Seaman, Cynthia Buehner, STANDING: Marlyce Hoffschneider, John Colburn, Jay Rochelle, Karen Hopka. COLLEGE DEBATE FRONT ROW: Margaret Heine, Joan Hilsabeck, Harvey Hannernan. BACK ROW: Robert Bendick, Jerrold Eickmann, Chauncey McKay. These three debate teams participated in a number of tournaments. Individual members also took part in other forensic activities. DR. WOLFRAM Sponsor 57 ,,,7 n A CAPPELLA OF-IOHZ FRONT ROW: Lewis, Hopka, Stach, Geihsler, Cramblett, Lindeman, Greene, Hoover, Uffelman, Harms, Spencer Krause, Hemman. SECOND ROW: Kwasniewski, Hoffschneider, Namken, Sonnichsen, Wunderlich, Starck, Michalk Meyer, Palisch, Finnigsmier, Roemer, Schilly. THIRD ROW: Meyer, Platt, Walz, Schnoor, Brackensick, Nierman Koenig, Lorenz, Taylor, Fiehler, Gerike, Torluemke. FOURTH ROW: Hanneman, Kriger, Hagedorn, Nierrnann Harms, Raess, Gerken, Leist, Schneider, Teuscher, Bendick, Hilgendorf, McKa . FIFTH ROW: Koepp, Kusel Behnken, Friedmeyer, Reith, Mueller, Aufdemberge, Holdorf, Harms, Pieper, Hillyf Kuehn. MR. PAUL FOELBER Director R THE COLLEGE QUARTET Dave Lorenz , Paul Hagedorn, Clarence Aufdenberge, Jere Hill. The A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. Foelber, participated in the Home- coming and Christmas concerts and pre- sented various programs in Kansas and Oklahoma. On its spring itinerary the choir sang in seven states. Rehearsal The A Cappella Choir, the Polyhymnia Chorus, and the city band re hearsing -'lk Magnificat. ff vsfwagyfgsr as M, ez? gg I5 Qi st ' if .n.!u ' Leaving for Christmas concert at Wichita. POLY!-IYMN IA This choral group, open to all students, presented several concerts under the direction of Mr. Foelber. Highlights were Bach's Magnificat and Mendelssohn's Elijah. FRONT ROW: Roger Leeseberg, Larry Miller, Nancy Barth, Marlene Bauman, Earl Friedmeyer, Jim Gerken, Paul Hagedorn. SECOND ROW: Sally Benson, Loyce Sattelmeier, Fred Zehnder, Paul Scherzberg, Eugene Shelhamer, Eunice Gerike, Clarence Aufdemberge. BAND Under the direction of Mr. Foelber the band perfomwed at basketball games and in the Christ- mas concert at Wichita. ii? ri' f 5 . W El Q if 1 if 'W 1 12 if ,If 'li tg Q ,F , 4 X 61 Contributing to the spirit at basketball games MR. PAUL FOELBER, Director MISS ALMA NOMMENSEN Director FRONT ROW: Buller, Renner, Madden, Alpers, Vogrs, Buehner, Korntheuer, Westhoff. Vahsholtz, Nommen- son, Director. SECOND ROW: Ellery, Frese, Grob, Hopkins, Sorenson, Rhodes, Kusel, Timmerrnann, Abraham. THIRD ROW: Burke, Moorman, Wilk, Oesch, Lehman, Schoeneberg, Balke, Kru er, I-Iouska, Richter, Michalk, Niehoff. FOURTH ROW: Srolp, Nierrnann, Rarz, Brarnmer, Schefler, Bgtter, Knuth, Eberhart, Gutz, Myer, Kwasniewski, Groppe. With Miss Nommenson as director, the Academy Choir presented Christmas concerts in three cities, sang in local church services, and presented a concert of popular music. The spring tour took the choir through parts of Kansas, Okla- homa, and Texas. un... 62 Biiifffsm W Ol-HZYQOQTOMOQ mms FRONT ROW: Schulz, Winters, Winckler, Albers, Sigsbee, Miller,'Richter, Wenthe, Rauh, Hahn, Koenig, Nier- man, Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Leeseberg, F. Thaemert, Woodworth, Teuscher, Hagedorn, Leist, Niermann, Semler, Yates, Eckelman, Hanneman, B. Harms. THIRD ROW: Zehnder, Lusher, Hollmann, Hill, Barton, Holle, Stephenson, Sanders, D. Thaemert, Olson, Greinke, Dollase, Speyerer, Raess. FOURTH ROW: Hinst, Aufdemberge, Holdorf, Hardin, Mueller, Steinbach, Frerichs, Schmidt, Colburn, Seaman, Starck, Eickmann, K. Harms, Behnken, Schaap. The Chxysostomos society, the largest men's society, took first place in the fall forensics toumament. This society's Home- comingdisplay Hand of Blessing received first place. ln intramural sports they were the champions. Early in the school year this group joined with the Zetas in presenting the play Absolutely Murder. First semester officers: Kurt Harms, pres. , Jere Hill, vice pres. , Ken Holdorf, sec. . Norm Schulz, treas. Second semester officers: Ken Holdorf, pres., John Rauh, vice pres. , Clarence Aufdemberge, sec., Larry Miller, treas. Homecoming display. 63 FIRST ROW: J. Brackensick, M. Helmer, G. Hilgendorf, D. Pipho, F, Loesel, T. Koenig, B. Bendick, D. Taylor. SECOND ROW: D. Bruns, J. Ochlert, R. Kusel, J. Holling, J. Bejeck, B, Kriger, C. McKay, L. Siebrass. THIRD ROW: J. Gerken, S. Reimnitz, R Kaczor, L. Schneidewind, F. Hoffmann, H. Koepp, L. Buckner, R. Loose. DEMOQTHENIAN ....1-.. -iw. l 1 S .... . .. ...,Mw,TW K 51'EK fl . 'S li f- 27'--fx my S LN J' I f., Tx J ' E5 ' , ' riff . X? . fa l -A The Homecoming play The Demosthenians were active in all school projects. They took the highest award in the Curtis Maga- zine Contest, the rofits of which went toward the Student Union Fund. In the fall forensic tournament this society took second place. They joined with the Deltas to present the Homecoming play. First semester officers: Jim Brack- ensick,pres., Herb Koepp, vice pres., Lowell Siebrass, sec., Bob Kriger, treas . Second semester officers: ' Lowell Siebrass, pres . , Jim Brackensi ck, ...s. - A . vice pres. , S swf' Ri C h Q r d 'fl 'K iixfg 1 K Q C Z 0 'I 'it T' sec . , Bob Q ' ig fr-eos l ll ak X, MR. LANKENAU Papa Was a Preacher. 64 ' Sponsor FRONT ROW: F. Graefe, A. Bruning. SECOND ROW D Lorenz C H011 J Rochelle C Peterson H Walther M. Schroeder, F. Reese. THIRD ROW:B. Greene R Laakko H Bauder G Schwab E Friedmeyer D Cush man, G. Schneider, J. Abraham, T. Linsdau FOURTH ROW Daryl Preper J Tucker D Kastens H Bauch M. Reith, D. Lehner, D. Kester, J. Johnson Don Preper B Farnum OATONIAN The Catonian society ranked second in the Curtis Magazine Con- test, in which one of its members took first place award for individual sales. This society placed third in the fall forensics tournament, and together with the Sigmas presented the play. Here Comes Charlie. First semester officers: Arthur Bruning, pres., Merlin Reith, vice pres., Dave Lehner, sec., Dan Cushman, treas. Sec- ond semester offi- cers: Jim John- so n , p re s . , Merlin Reith, vi ce pres ., Dave Lorenz, se c ., Harold Bauder, treas. DR. WOLFRAM Sponsor FIRST ROW: Ruby Drittler, M. Miller, L. Hemman, Ruth Drittler. SECOND ROW: S. Platt, L. Brandt, G. Gutz, R. Zielke, N. Barth, E. Gerike. THIRD ROW: V. Walz, M. Renner, P. Mathemeier, D. Weiss, E. Hattesohl, D. Schilly, L. Korth, N. Kohls. FOURTH ROW: E. Finnigsrnier, M. Arendt, H. Hellmann, C. Johnson, A. Meyer, J. Buttenhoff, N. Frerichs. 1, it g . 44 .ak Ms. ls. 'tl tl Zetas selling cakes. ZETA TAU A LP HA This group took first lace among the wom- en's societies in the fall forensic tournament. During the year they sponsored several cake bakes, sold St. John's bracelets, and joined with the Chrys in presenting the fall play. First semester officers: Alvina Meyer, pres., Eunice Gerike, vice pres., Nancy Barth, sec., Marlene Miller, treas. Second semester officers: Nina Kohls, pres., Earlene Finnigsmier, vice pres., Nancy Barth, sec., Marlene Miller, treas. MISS GRESSINGER Sponsor l FRONT ROW: L. Lehman, Y. Kilgore, S. Viets, M. Lewis SECOND ROW A Krause L Ulmer L Stach S Bauer, A. Moerbe, J. Hrbek, F. Koenig, M. Robbins. THIRD ROW C Heller V Mebane J Brauer B Gold ammer, J. Sonnichsen, J. Wunderlich, N. Geihsler, R. Greene D Cushman FOURTH ROW R Renner C Wunderlich, J. Werne, E. Seedig, G. Michalk, M. Bachelor B Palrsch L Frrcke E Albrecht SIGMA Pi-ll MU The Sigma Phi Mu society presented its annual fashion show during the Homecoming festivities. They received second place award for their Homecoming display. The Sigmas to- gether with the Catonians gave the spring play. First semester officers: Bette Goldammer, pres., Judy Wunderlich,vice pres., Sue Viets, sec., Neloise Geihsler, treas. Second semes- ter officers: Bette Go l dam m e r , pres. , Flo Koenig, vice pres., Annette Moerbe, sec., Ruth Greene, treas. if Miss MODDELMOG G Sponsor ft W DELTA ALPHA IGAPPA The Deltas gained more new members than any other society. They won first place in women's intramural com- petition. The Deltas ioined the Demosthenians in presenting the Homecoming play, Papa Was a Preacher. First semester officers: Marilyn Starck, pres., Barbara Heidemann, vice pres., Marlyce Hoffschneicler, sec., Bar- bara Namken, treas. Second semester officers: Marilyn schneider, sec., Darlene Pietz, treas. MRS. THARP, Sponsor . .. ,Ln A 3 li FRONT ROW: Sch ae ffer, Meyer, Tor- luemke, H i 1 s a b e c k , Hopka, Beshore. SECOND ROW: Grable, Howard, Glick, Zoch, Robinson, Schnoor, Bauman, Heldt, Anderson, Stade, Nelson, Harms, Uffel- man, Spencer, Bacher, Behnken. THIRD ROW: Munderloh, S a t t e l me ie r , Pietz, Hoffschneider, Benson, Roemer, Grever, M a r q u a r d t, Seyfert, Namken, Betten- hausen, Frerichs, Schulze, Mertins, Linde- man, Hoover. FOURTHROW:Kwasniewski, Mueller, Reiss, Planchon, Prahl, Heide- mann, Liefer, Riffel, Nahnsen, Christians, Birkes, Heine, A h 1 s c h w e d e , Starck, Strietelmeier. Delta cookie bake . 68 Starck, pres., Sarah Christians, vice pres., Marlyce Hoff- POLARIS MR, WIPPICH Sponsor FRONT ROW: R, Vahsholtz, N. Sorenson, B. Rhodes, H. Alpers, M. Westhoff, E. Knobloch, SECOND ROW: P. Lehman, R. Metz, D. Samsel, J. Isaac, R Schoeneberg, C. Houska, C. Barby, R. Richter, E. Marburger, T. Niermann P. Brammer. THIRD ROW: R. Balke, P. Scherzberg, J. Dunn, R. Kwasniewski C. Von Stroh, D. Meyer, F. Eberhart, R. Knuth, G. Niehoff. Pl EPQILON PI FRONT ROW: L. Kilgore, C. Buehner, K. Bruce, G. Grob, D. Moen, S. Krohn. SECOND ROW: M. Renner, B. Heitman, L. Vogts, A. Groppe, J. Hop- kins, M. Madden, I. Frese. THIRD ROW: L. Erwin, T. Wilk, D. Brannagan, G. Bitter, W. Stolp, G. Schefler, E. Groppe, D. Bode. QCD 65 MR, MUELLER Sponsor P! EPSILUN P1 x . x gf 235553 '0,:a,s' LITERHRY SOCIETY 1 WEBSTER: MR. PETZKE Sponsor SX 3 Z FRONT ROW: D. samsel, J. Dilley, M. Kuser, P. Curtis BACK ROW: M. Helander, S. Jackson, R. Funston, S. Ascher G. Kauffeld, D. Moorman, F. Burke. Pl-HLOMATHEAN FRONT ROW: N. Lehmann, J. Wright, K. Buller, B, Ellery, S. Korntheuer. BACK ROW: K. Koester, K. Schroeder, W. Bersley, L, Vrooman, A. Michalk, S. Ratz, W. Wanagat. 'hi MR. COOK Sponsor ACAD EMY DEBATE DR. WOLFRAM Sponsor MR, VEIT Sponsor 'QF' FRONT ROW: Donald Samsel, Barbara Rhodes, Nancy Sorenson, Paul Leh- man. SECOND ROW: Richard Schoeneberg, Thomas Niermann, Ronald Balke. KJEY CLUB Crowning of Queen of Courts- FRONT ROW: Thomas Niermann, 5 Donald Sarnsel, Philip Brammer. ' A SECOND ROW: Roger Kruger, Stuart fr 1 2 jackson. THIRD ROW: Norbert Oesch, Charles Houska, Gordon Von r of 1 2 i A' Srroh. rr Q Qr., K 1 - -A fi- A :rs 21 ' r 5 1, if A KEY CLUB sponsored activity. A fd' --r. 951 A , ,, 4'2 . on . .., ' -4 -- 1' i5 w rrb' 'S as so ' A1 '-Qr A 'A -QV 'ii 'fs ' , ., S S Q Q Canvassers Marlene M111er and Nma Kohls. MISSION SOCIETY OFFICERS: Dale Kester Marrlyn Starck, Ken Holdorf. FRONT ROW: A, Krause, E. Gerike, M. Miller, L. Brandt, V. Walz B. Spencer, I. Harms, D. Schilly, M. Bauman, R. Zielke, N. Barth S. Platt. SECOND ROW: C. McCormack, P. Mathemeier, B. Gol- dammer, B, Lindeman, N. Kohls, L. Anderson, M. Heine, M Starck, R. Glick, J. Mertins, B. Namken, S. Frerichs. THIRD ROW A. Schroeder, C. Peterson, D. Weiss, B. Strietelmeier, A. Meyer A. Bruning, I. Iohnson, C. Iohnson, M, Hoffschneider, E. Hattesohl, D, Seyfert, M. Roemer. FOURTH ROW: D. Kester, T. Linsdau, D. Kastens, K, Holdorf. I. Seaman, R. Mueller, F, Schaap, M. Schroe- der, G, Schwab, J. Tucker, T. Koske, H, Bauder. DR, HOPKA Sponsor MISSION SOCIETY The Mission Society held month- ly meetings under the direction of Dr. Hopka, their sponsor. During the fall of the year they conducted canvasses in the Dodge City, Sa- betha, and Wichita areas. They pre- sented a movie on Bethesda, the Lutheran home for the mentally re- tarded to whom theyalso sent Christ- mas gifts. In the spring the Mission Society presented the annual Easter pageant together with the college choir. A ff- iii , 4 k. L ' in 4, : fi? - ...R OACDOPHONY MR, KUNZMANN Sponsor MISS GRESSINGER Sponsor VV .5 :EV . ,.V, , 2 Iv V . o.,- . I, , . . Y. .. .A 2, ' av I -ks if T ' ,. fffff . L I , I 3 ,eg ar , YVV VA Q V, . iz I G ng am .: .-.5 g rew - L :rll K N W .. WR-ff . V -ZE1 . W , FRONT ROW: N. Schulz, H. Niermann. I. Rauh, H. Hannernan, W. Nxer man. SECOND ROW: R, Harms, J. Johnson, D. Barton, K. Holdorf. THIRD ROW: J. Eickrnann, A. Bruning, R. Mueller, K, Harms, K, Behnken CAMERA CLUB FRONT ROW: B. Spencer, L. Stach, S. Bauer. SECOND ROW: A. T. Speyerer, D. Sigsbee, THIRD ROW: E. Richter, M. H. Bauder, G. Schwab, I. 73 Schroeder, D. Taylor. Schroeder, Raess. MR. DUMLER Sponsor A. G. 0. F. B. LA. Vi? FRONT ROW: R. Glick, E. Bacher, I. Grable, N. Barth, E. Gerike. SECOND ROW: C, Bettenhausen, B. Lindeman, E. Hattesohl, E. Albrecht, C. Marquardt, D. . . NOMMENSEN Sclully. THIRD ROW: B. Namken, D. Teuscher, M. Sanders, E. Dollase, R. . . Sponsor Yocom, B. Strletelmeler. MISS FRONT ROW: S. Platt, V. Walz, I. Uffelman, I. Stade, D. Schilly, I. Harms, D. Meyer. SECOND ROW: M. Bauman, D. Seyfert, J. Wunder- lich, R. Greene, K. Schulz, C. Marquardt, B. Lindeman, I. Heldt. THIRD ROW: D. Weiss, E. Finnigsmier, A. Meyer, C. Aufdemberge, K. Holdorf, B. Riffel, M. Starck, S. Frerichs. 74 5 liz ,pf A 93 N.. ...J I X A 4, We 3' 5 . i lg. F? ' f 61 M 9 :xii xr It K AFHIEE 4 X Qu fi 45 ,N ff f g Q. my as my vw 51 gn-up ,,.. 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We'd better call a doctor. , 4, xx - ., K 5 in richter, A if iii? 2' 51,55 ff 5 1 IJB snauaniretev 4 ?5-.lp .Ly A., ' 1 SEPTEMBER Registration Opening convocation Square dance Watermelon Feed Academy initiation College men initiation College women initiation OCTOBER Cacophony induction Medicine Lodge trip Square dance Mission Society canvass NOVEMBER Halloween party Chry-Zeta play lntersociety tournament Sadie Hawkins day Magnificat presentation Demon - Delta play Alumni homecoming game DECEMBER Polyhymnia concert in Wichita A d Ch . t DECEMBER ca emy ras mas Concert Christmas party College Christmas Concert Christmas vacation JANUARY 7 Classes resume l l lntersociety party 25 Semester exams 28 Second semester begins Q Oi-l O O L sii tls ll M i E ii R X Q fls E, i 3 if, M if SEPTEMBER O r MARCH CALENDAR, NOVEMBER 163 FEBRUARY MAY 5 FEBRUARY I3 Valentine party I5 L.S.G.C. at Austin 2I Dollar Day 28 Faculty night MARCH I Intersociety parties 8 Forensic Tournament -24 College choir tour 27 Intersociety forensic tour nament 3I Easter pageant APRIL 2 Easter vacation begins 8 Classes resume I3 Polyhymnia concert I8 High School choir tour I9 All school talent festival 27 High School concert MAY 4 College choir concert 4 Walther League festival I7 College banquet I8 Polyhymnia concert I9 Field activity day 23 Awards assemblies J U N E I Graduation fin ACADEMY CHEEPJLEAD EIZQ Irma Frese, Ma ry M ad d en, Karlyn Krause, Cynthia Buehner. COLLEGE CHEEIZLEADEIZQ Janet Hrbek, Daphne Cushman, Ruth Greene, Emest Richter, Wesley Nier- man, Herbert Niermann. INT!-ZAMUIZALQ The intramural program began with the men's societies competing in touch football and volleyball. Men's and women's basketball followed shortly thereafter and continued throughout the winter months. Something new was added in women's sports. For the first time girls competed in ping-pong, badminton and bowling. Volleyball was next on the program of activities for the girls. Softball and the annual Field Day in the spring brought the in- tramurals to a close. Intramural man- agers and the sponsors worked together to make intramurals a success. Faculty sponsors were Coach Leland Teuscher and Miss Nancy Gressinger. FIRST ROW: Coach Leland Teuscher, Stewart Reimnitz, Dean Thaemert, Harlan Bauck, Marvin Sanders. SECOND ROW: Miss Nancy Gressinger, Verna Walz, Emmalee Albrecht, Beverly Spencer. 81 . 'Qw45w2SfW W -V nw ' , 525:22 Qelfsffmfzg-swi2e s X 'f,,.:wL5SifT: Vflifb '-'f'iss-1.1Qf:i'M 'f fwiim 41-gg-F529-yfyg, 5- ., vi'2'f2'sww.1fM'11-mf 1 1,.V-mf,-.wiI,'f,.:,-if-wr 1'-wx.:,z.-,rsavwlw-1 K 7 -Wy fwwwi fiiswkizilf EM 154325-V W-lQ.v,.L Y. 1 72 X, I, , ,,,,,,A. V Sz-3, kew- wx: ,. K ' if M 'i WS. .far 'Qi ...mm- Z as x ww fu , i 9 L . m www' ,. .., f ,..v.qM..v, E? With three lettermen returning from the 1956-57 squad, prospects for a winning basket- ball season were not favorable. The pre-sea- son forecast was accurate, the Johnnie cagers won but two of their l9contests. The schedule was a formidable one, including Coffeyville and Arkansas City junior colleges which were ranked in the top five of the nation's iunior colleges throughout the season. Highlight of the season was the creditable showing of the team in the All-Concordia Tournament at St. Paul, Minn. St. John's won over St. Paul's College, Concordia, Mo. 57-56 in anexcit- ing overtime game, and lost aheartbreaker in the Final seconds ofplay to Concordia Col lege, Austin, Texas., 52-50 TRAINING STAFF: Don Taylor and Bob Kriger. 'Em' 5 MR, T EUSCHER, coach. St. John's 56 36 62 40 41 33 42 32 27 35 44 67 62 40 62 33 50 57 Alumni Chanute Central Independence Arkansas City Arkansas City Chanute Independence Central Coffeyville El Dorado lola Parsons lola Parsons Coffeyville Austin Concordia, Mo Kenneth Behnken David Barton James Johnson Herberl Koepp HALF-TIME Ronald Mueller Donald Pieper Chauncey Mc Kay R Id K I ona use Floyd Hoffmann Marvin Sanders Darold Pieper x, W Norman Schulz We SES-2 FRONT ROW: S. Ratz, R. Funston, R. Knuth, G. Kauffeld, R. Kruger. SECOND ROW: D. Brannagan, G. Schefler, R. Richter, P. Lehman. THIRD ROW: E. Groppe, N. Oesch, C. Von Stroh, C. Barby, T. Wilk. MR, PET ZKE Coach TRAINING STAFF Richard Schoeneberg Donald Moorman Frank Eberhart The Academy team ended the season with 7 wins and 6 losses. The top scorers for the year were Tom Wilkand Curtiss Barby, who scored I2 and 10.8 points per game respectively. In the tournament the Eaglets placed fifth. 86 Sf. John's SCORES Belle Plaine Chilocco Central Berea Cambridge Central Clfmilocco Cedar Vale Burden Gueda Springs Gueda Springs Cambridge Berea 1' Q we 5 2 1, Y A SQ in K , ., L ,. 1- :1-5,5 gals- 5 . r ,xref-.f,.:-:-3 1.-h. k rg V :f ,:::-gn -.-HL I Queen, Neloise Geihsler, Qcenterj attendants Barbara Heidemann fleftj and Janet Hrbek frightj. Papa Was a Preacher. I-IOMECOMING Sigma fashion show. Homecoming game. 88 Dr, Hopka's coffee hour, ACTIVITIES Hanneman crowning Geihsler queen. Demosthenian Sweetheart. Bonfire and vespers Foot-ball game. Dr. Hopka's coffee hour. 89 HOMEGOMING QUEEN x X x ' f NELOISE GEIHSLER BARBARA HEIDEMANN JANET HRBEK 90 E J oorrece mem. Jouwmec CHARACTERISTICS l. Christian character 2. Personality 3. Leadership 4. Friendliness 5. Neatness i 6. Scholarship r 7. Sportsmanship 8. Extra-curricular activities MARLYCE HOFFSCHNEIDER gi l :E 'iff -41 V I. gig -'un ,vga 23 SQ- - ' Q V V 'pf ' - ' - . K ' f V x 51 V, - 1 f ' Q 115, x,,, - A w , - S 1 gg f , , KEN HOLDORF MEN Ken Behnken Ken Holdorf John Raess Jerry Seaman Norman Schulz WOMEN Neloise Geihsler Marlyce Hoffschneider Ann Krause Marilyn Starck QUEEN OF CJOUPJTQ CYNTHSA BUEHNER wav KARLYN KRAUSE BARBARA RHODES 92 4 -main ACADEMY IDEAL JO!-INNIEQ Chrlstlan character 5 3 Q DENIS BRANNAGAN BOYS Denis Brannagan Edwin Groppe Larry Reinhardt Thomas Wilk GIRLS Cynthia Buehner Karlyn Krause Barbara Rhodes Gail Grob 1 3 . W S995 IN F T E F' I 535 2 :V I 2 f ' - - . .L .X , p V2 'f mum K f .figygszgj-1 ' ?2gg'fS5??f 7 '47 A L gkiztixgzf Eh. ,W Ex if M .,,A , CE PN N A 4 Q xmM H Q Qi 1 Qin W e ,ff ii 9 JN f ' , , , R A wssA55wf5, V In I , LAL4... I 0 '25 X F .. f. 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Aufdember e, Clarence Bachelor, lglarcia . . Bacher, Emma . . . Balke. Ronald . Barby, Curtiss . Barth, Nancy . Barton, David , , Bauck, Harlan . . Bauder, Harold . . Bauer, Sharon . , Bauman, Marlene , Behnken, Judith , . Behnken, Kenneth. . Behrhorst, Wallace , Bejeck,Jerry , , Bellin. Paul. . . Bendick, Robert , Benson, Sally . Berg .... Berg, Wilma . . . Bersley, William . . Beshore, Beverl . . Bettenhausen, garolyn Birkes, Karen . . . Bitter. Glenn . . . Bode, De 'le . . Brack, Hi?mer . . . Brackensick, James . Brammer, Philip . Brandt, Lillian . . Brannagan, Denis . Brauer,Janet . , Brenner, Otto . Brown, Ruby. Bruce, Karen . Bruner, A nes . . Bruning, grthur. , Bruns. Donald . . Buckner, Loyd . . Buehner, Cynthia . Buetow, Mary . . Buller, Kathryn. . Buls, Harold. . Burke, Frank. . Buttenhoff, Joy. . Christians, Sarah . Colburn, John . , Conner, Danny. , Cook, Thurman . Cooleg' . . . , Cram lett, Marcia , Crosby, Jane , , Curtis, Patricia. . Cushman, Daniel , Cushman, Daphne , Davis, Shirley , , Dilley, Jud ', . , Dollase, Eczward . Donley, Vir inia . Drittler, Rug' , , Drittler, Ruta . . Dukewits, Walter . Dumler, Paula . . Dumler, R,J, , Dunn. Jay . . Eberhart, Frank. . Eckelman, Larry . Eickmann, Jerrold . Ellery, Barbara . . Ernst, Theodora, . Erwin, Lon . . Farnum, Brian , Fenske, Leo. . . Fiehler, Betty . . . Finnigsmier, Earlene . Foelber, Paul . . . Fox, Eileen . . Franks, Preston . . Frerichs, Donald Fl'Bl'iCl'lS, Norma Frerichs, Shirley Frese, Gladys . Frese, Irma , , , Fricke. 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I I :28.. . a9,66,66, f .48:62., . .246 . .s0,5s, 61, 63 73 70 ll 69 65 21 38 '74 61 28 28 63 66 74 28 80 67 65 E26 Funston, Richard . Gal on, Lucille . Geihsler, Neloise . Gerike, Eunice . . Gerken, James . Glick, Ruth . . . Goldammer, Bette. Grable, Judith . , Graefe, Frederick . Grant, Jack , . , Greene, Robert . . Greene, Ruth . . Greinke, Kenneth . Gressinger, Nancy . Grever, Donna . . Grob, Gail . . Groppe, Alan . Groppe, Edwin . Gutz, Gracef . Gutz, Luther. . Ha edorn, Paul. . Hagn, Dee . . . . Hanneman, Harvey . Hardin, Gary . . Harms, Janice . . Harms, Kurt . . Harms, Robert . . Hattesohl, Elfriede . Hawk, Grace . . . Heidmann, Barbara . Heine, Margaret . Heitman, Betty. . Helber , Walter . Heldt,gJanet. . . Hellander, Moris . Heller, Christine . Hellmann, Helen . Helmer, Martin . Hemman, Lillian . . Hil endorf, Eugene . Hili Jere . . . Hilsabeck, Joan . Hinst, Michael. . Hoffman, Clarence . Hoffmann, Floyd . . Hoffschneider, Marlyce Holdorf, Kenneth . . Holl, Carroll Holle, Marvin , Holling, Jerald . Hollmann, Melvin Hoover, Shirley Hopka, Erick . Hopka, Karen . Hopkins. Janet . Houska, Charles Howard, Janice. Hrbek, Janet . Isaac, James . Jackson Stuart. Johnson Carolyn Johlnson James . Jo nson Pe y. Kaczor, Ricggird Kastens, Dennis Kauffeld, George Kearney, Leon . Kester, Dale . Kelley, Alleyne Kilgore, Karen . Kilgore, Lorna . 6 Kilgore, Yolanda . Kirchoff, Alfred , Knoblach, Eileen , Knuth, Roger . . Koenig, David , , Koenig, Flora , Koenig, Timothy , Koepp, Herbert , Koester, Kenneth . Kohls, Nina . . . Korntheuer, G.A, , Korntheuer, Sandra , Korth, Lois . . . Koske, Tom. . . Krause, Ann. . Krause, Karlyn , , Kriebel, Margit . Kri er, Robert . . Kroqin, Susan , Kruger, Obert . Krugler, Roger , , Kue n, Wiliam . Kunzmann, A.E, . 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McFarland, Ann . . McKay, Chauncey. . Mebane, Verline . Meier, Everette. . Mertins, Janelle . Metz, Rallph. . . Meyer, A vina . . Meyer, Dennis- - Meyer, Dorothy, , Meyer, W,H. . , Michalk, Allen, , Michalk, Gertrude. . Miller, Larry , , , Miller, Marlene . . Moddelmog, Gertrude Moen, Dorothy. . . Moerbe, Annette . . Moorman, Donald . . Moos . . . . . Mueller, Marilyn . Mueller, Roland . Mueller, Ronald . Munderloh, Marcia , Mundingzr, C.S. . Myers, ila Mae . Nahnsen, Sylvia . Namken, Barbara , Nast, Elizabeth. . Nelson, Kay. . . Niehoff. Garry . . Nierman, Wesley . . Niermann, Herbert , Niermann, Thomas . Nommenson, Alma . Oehlert, James . . Oesch, Norbert , , Olson, Dan , , Palisch, Betty . Peterson, Curtis . Petzke, Karl . Pieper, Darold . . Pieper, Donald . . Pietz, Darlene . . Pipho, Donald , . Plachon. Marie. . Platt, Susan. . Prahl, Caroline, , Pralle, Gerhardt . Raabe, Alma . . Raess, John . . Ratz, Stephen . Rauh, John , , , Reese, Fredric . . Reimitz, Stuwart , Reinhardt, Larry . Reiss, Elaine . . Reith, Merlin . , Renner, Marjorie . Renner, Marlene . Renner, Ruth. , . Rhodes, Barbara . Riffel, Beverly . . Richter, Ernest . . Richter, Ronald, , Robbins, Mary , , Robinson, Geraldine , Rochelle, Jay . , Roemer, Marv . . .,1,56. . Aa' . . 1 . 52. S5,'56,.58' . 41. . As' . . . . I 52.lS5,.56' , ,32,58. . .41 . .48 . .33 . . .so . I 141,'54 4:l,S2,b8,.63 f i6.E52..5B I f .l8,.42 I fs7,2s4,'58 . . 31,58 . . .48 . .47 . .42 . 33,58. , 18,33' ss . 50, . - . . . f1l5,S2,ii2,.69, l8,34,55,56,63 Saleska, John . . Sanders, Marvin . Sanders, Robert. . Samsel, Dona . . Samsel, Donald . Sattelmeier, boyce SchaaF, Fred . . Schae fer, Dorothy. Schefler, Gallgy . . Scherzberg, aul . Schoeneberg, Richard Schilly, Doris . . Schmidt, Donald . Schmidt, John D. . Schneider, August. Schneiderwind, Larry Schnoor, Treva. . Schoeneberg, Richard Schroeder, Arnold . Schroeder, Kenney. Schroeder, Melvin. Schulz, Norman . Schulze, Kathryn , Schwab, Guenter . Seaman, Gerald . Seedig, Eleanor. . Semlor, Edwin . . Seyfert, Dolores . Shelhamer, Eu ene Siebrass, Lowegl . Sieving, E.C. . . Sigsbee, David . . Smith ..... Sonnichsen. Judith. Sorenson, Nancy . Sparks. Jerry. . , Spencer, Beverlty - Spelyerer, Theo ore Sta e, Judith . . Stach, Lois . . . Starch, Marilyn . Starck, Niel. . . Steinbach, Roland . Stengel. Kenneth . Ste? enson, Steve. Sto p, Werner . . Strietelmeier, Betty Strovenske , Milo. Suor, Lambert . , Ta lor, Donald . Te?ertiller, Franziska. . Teuscher, Daniel . Teuscher, Lee . . Thaemert, Dean . Thaemert, Ferol . Tharp,Bonnie , . Tharp, Geor e . . Thompson, Einda . Timmermann, Joan Torluemke, Anita . Tucker, James . . Uffelman, Judy, , Ulmer, l.aVerne . Vahsholtz, Ruth. . Veit, Ben . . . Viets, Sue . . , Vogts, Luella . . VonStroh, Carroll . VonStroh, Gordon . Vrooman, Laurence Wacker, Hilda , , Walther, Harvey , Walz, Verna , , Wanagat, Walther . Weiss, Doris. , , Wenthe, William . Wenzel, Dennis . Werne, Joanne , , Westhoff, Marianne Wilk, Thomas . . Winckler, James . Winter, Clifford . Wippich, Fred , . Wise, Ruth . . . Wolfram, E,A,, , Woodworth, George Wright, Judith . , Wunderlich, Carol. Wunderlich, Judith Yates, John . . . Yauk, Margaret . Yocom, Roger , , Youn , Norman . Zehnder, C,R, . Zehnder, Fred . . Zielke, Roberta . Zoch, Betty. . . 18 . 34 3.5,S2,b4 I 55.52 . 55