St Johns College - Johnnie Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1961 volume:

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When Lutheran Social Services, Inc., transferred its offices to Wichita, the Col- lege purchased the buildings and grounds owned by the agency and remodeled the principal building for use as a high school boys res- idence hall. The three-story brick structure can provide dormitory space for thirty-eight boys and a resident counselor. Located two blocks from the main campus, this latest major addition to the College's campus area was named Park Campus. Mr. Tschatschula, the high school principal, occupied the res- idence located on Park Campus. LIBRARY NEARS COMPLETION Mm? Construction of the new library for St. john's College began this past year. It will be completed for the opening of the fall term of school in Sep- tember. Total cost of the new building, including equipment and remodeling of the present library area, will be in excess of 5350, 000. The new facility is a part ofthe schoo1's million-dollar expansion program. Its native stone exteriorwill harmonizewith the other campus buildings. The building, which will measure 185 by 110 feet, will be of one-story construction and will be completely air conditioned. PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING The steady growth of the congrega- tion and the increase in the enrollment which has been projected for St. john's College make it mandatory that thewor- ship facilities of Trinity Church be sub- stantially increased. A Building for God effort has been organized to raise the necessary funds for the building of a new and modern church to replace the present inadequate church plant. Nl R I N I TL yU T H E R AC NH U R C H PA ST OR EARL SCHMIESING CHA PEL The Word of God, the Gospel of jesus Christ, Whether presented by the spoken Word, in drama, or in music, was the center of our life on campus. Thus the chapel, more than the classroom, was the center of our school life. 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Welcome to the Johnnie Land Convention. Aren't We beautiful pledges? Louis Martin tells one of his 'tall' tales. OPENING DA TS ra, , Is it ov LQEL. I-Y' f:,. i,i., 1, . su , 113155 wfwmwf L w? K,--kg wp fig. Swing your partner! Make it real shiny, boys. er? fi ,,, K , , .:S v , , - l NJ i 1 I 1 i ff Q gwpvig QWHRWH i fwmmmwi sQQi5Q?i aiwwwywfi 2. 455 + a si f ,HL Martha Peters and Get 'em real clean. Bev Ge arhea rd enterta in with a song. Isn't this going to be fun? W 4 Don't hit too hard HA LLO WEEN PAR TT ,,,.,,.iq-unai---.4 M- ,,.,,,.-ff,---MMM- M., A n-v1v:E3r't'p-- ..... v rj 0 N' . . . . ,.,,.41 wtf W' I'31-I 1-it-251-I-I:-I-1-Z-1-Z'i fl., A CENTURY OF GOD' GRACE THE KANSAS DISTRICT LUTHERAN CHURCH-MISSOURI STNOD 17' iff j -'1 , f er-f L9 -1- ff' 'vga .7150 -1 ff ' C' ,a f' fffqfz - 6-1 STN EB or .j at ff' 'X- Q Is:-:'f '9'9 . fc-mg-n N K Q-an pl' A. -ra E 4:21 k.X:if2 ,..., 4 f - 4 - 4 fn 'f ff '33 ,,f5 3Q..:5 ,gnc Sfkve Q S' ' nn' C-5: ' 'I-H 4' C ,J A La . 1. ,.. W, si P-1 if Q3 fa' fy ,, rs Q Q ll ... 'ia 19 I 8 bl 1861 1861 1862 1863 1888 1893 August 17, Rev. F. W. Lange preached his first sermon in Kansas near Junction City. Fall, the first Missouri Synod parish in Kansas was formed. D e c e m b e r 25, St. Pau1's Lutheran Church, Leavenworth, the first Missouri Synod church building in Kansas, was organized. April, in Leavenworth the first Missouri Synod parochial school in Kansas was organized. September 25, the Kansas District was organized in Leavenworth. May 4, the English Synod of the Evan- gelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri and Other States accepted St. John's Col- lege as a gift from John Peter Baden, the College's founder and a Kansas Lutheran layman. -ii 1893 September 13, the first day of classes at St. Iohn's College. 1894 March 1, Baden Hall, the first building on the St. John's College campus was dedicated. 1908 July 1, the Kansas District assumed control of St. John's College for the Missouri Synod. 1950 August 23, Mundinger Hall at St. Iohn's College, a women's dormitory built principally by gifts from the Kansas District, was dedicated. 1959 Ground was broken for St. Iohn's College field house. 1961 Ground was broken for the St. John's College library. 1961 Thankoffering for the future St. John's College student union. We, the JOHNNIE Staff, dedicate this 1961 yearbook, in this centennial year, to those who through the years have offered their prayers for God's blessing upon St. john's College. I6 PRESIDENTJS MESSA GE It has been a distinct pleasure to work together with The johnnies the past year and a half that I have been on campus. I sincerely hope that our association and influence has made a deep spiritual and educative im- pact and that this will be of real Worth as you continue your studies and your service to Christ and His Kingdom. Mayyou grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour jesus Christ. II Peter 3: 18. Rev. E. C. Schmiesing, ter Wulf. , if 71 g' ' ' 5 'ff j ,, gf K1 he l'-g if W fn if kr., 'f .af .152-K 7 . .g V ., V - -I ae., ,. Wm- OBERT KRUGER Academ ic Dean Professor Mathematics, Physics FRED j. WIPPICH Assistant Registrar Assistant Professor Latin 18 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Herbert Meyerg Mr. Walter Helbergg Rev. Arlen I. Bruns, Chirmang Secretaryg President R. C. Beiselg Mr. Alfred Kirchhoffg Mr. Wal- ADMINISTRA TION G. A. KUHLMANN Assistant Academic Dean Professor English MERWIN F. I-IALE Business Manager Assistant Professor Business Education , nf: ,': ' w, mi gi 1: Nj WALTER C. DUKEWITS Den of Students Associate Professor Religion JAMES P. VOMHOF B O A R U His :UNQRQQ FQ EVERETTE MEIER Registrar and Admissions Officer Associate Professor German WALLACE BEHRHORST Assistant Business Manager Director Public Realtions Assistant Professor Business Assistant Professor English G. A. KORNTHEUER Librarian Associate Professor English JOHN SALESKA Counselor Assistant Professor Religion FAC LTT ELDOR C. SIEVING Director of Teacher Training Associate Professor Education, Social Sciences LILLIAN ENGEL C ounse lor PAUL L. FOELBER Director of Music Activities Assistant Professor Humanities, Music ALMA RAABE Counselor z sy' fki k .9 -4 M y ,I . . s ':fQ,'5S?: 'im .L ' 'QHV L Q5 WILLIAM B. KOCH Director of Athletics Assistant Professor Physical Education WAUNICE SWAGGERTY C ounselor KRYSTYNA WIECHOWICZ BETTY COFFEY ROY BARLAG ARLEEN BEISWENGER School Nurse School Nurse Assistant Professor Instructor German, Religion Physical Education 'I9 FA CULT2' MIRIAM BIERBAUM- OTTO L. BRENNER HAROLD BULS ROBERT DAUGHERTY KAPF ER Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Instructor Education, English Greek, Religion Social Sciences Music RUBEN J. DUMLER GRACE SNAVELY ERICH HOPKA Associate Professor HAWK Associate Professor Business Education Instructor Physical Science Secretarial Training r l PHILIP G. KAPFER E. LEON KEARNEY DAVID KRAUSE Instructor Assistant Professor Instructor Physical Science English, Secretarial Music Training DELBERT JOHNSON Instructor Music ff,:. t t ntt A stsr l ' H5413 r'r,'1 i'r'r ROLAND KREKELER Instructor Religion, English P A P ' A'gA' lfz f-if '.', if i..l.. iiiiia A ,i .'L. . Kiky i i A. E. KUNZMANN FRANK C. GEORGE C. MARG ROLAND M. Professor Emeritus LANKENAU Assistant Professor MUELLER Psychology, Religion Associate Professor Social Sciences Assistant Professor English Social Sciences CARL S. MUNDINGER ROBERT T. ALMA NOMMENSEN KARL PETZKE Professor NICKELSBURG Assistant Professor Instructor Social Sciences Inst,-uctor O1-gan, Music Biology, Physical Natural Science Education Ed11C3tiO1'1 MARVIN NORMAN YOUNG PATRICIA BEHLER EUGENE W. TSCHATSCHULA Instructor Part-Time Instructor WIEGMAN Instructor Mathematics, Art Part-Time Instructor Religion General Science Co-ordinator Student Teaching, Education S T jOHNiS RECEIVES NGA A CCREDITA TION ll The results of more than ten years of study and preparation were realized by the St. john's College faculty, its board of control and student body when the convention of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools formally ratified a recommendation to grant NCA accreditation to St. john's. The association's motion to admit St. john's means that the college in its total educational program m e et s the high standards set by the association for excellence in teaching and the accreditation itself will lend stature for the credits completed at St. john's and offered for transfer to the senior-college lev el at other colleges and universities. With this action, both the junior college and the high school departments are accredited by the North Central Association. Judith Abraham 1020 E. Sixth St. Winfield, Kansas Teacher Training Delta Nancy Bachler 902 S. Rock Island El Reno, Oklahoma Parish Worker Deltag A Cappella 1, 2. Sherry Barkhau 1524 Linwood Indianapolis, Ind. Teacher Training Sigma, A Cappella 2. Karen Berg 307 E. Ninth Newton, Kansas Parish Worker Zeta, Secretary 25 Polyhymnia 13 Phi Beta lambda lg Mission Society 2. COLLEGE S OPH OM ORE S Ira Anders Moundridge, Kansas Teacher Training Chrysostomosg A Cappella 1, 25 Polyhymnia 1, 25 Public Realtions Committee 25 Phi Beta Lambda 2. Curtis Barby Sa lix, Iowa Ministerial Demostheniang A Cappella 1, 25 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 15 Student Council 25 Public Relations Committee 1. Barbara Barli 14826 Eureka, Southgate, Michigan Teacher Training Delta, A Cappella 1, 25 Polyhymnia 1. Ruth Be shore Kingsville, Maryland Teacher Training Delta Carolyn Bick 26251 N. Ravenhill Road Sagus, California Teacher Training Zeta, Polyhymnia 1, 2, Mission Society 1. Ruth Bogie Route 1, Box 111 Boynton, Oklahoma Teacher Training Delta, Polyhymnia 1, 25 Mission Society 15 A.G.O. 25 REPORTER 1, 2. Verlene Bott Pa lmer, Kansas Business Zeta, Phi Beta lambda 1, President 2. john Briggs 1601 N. Perry Junction City, Kansas Ministerial Chrysostomosg A Cappella 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Student Council 1. COLLEGE S OPH OM ORE S James Bickel Frohna, Missouri Teacher Training Demostheniang Basketball 1, 25 Track Linda Borausky 2216 W. 11th Ave. Gary, Indiana Teacher Training Delta, REPORTER 1, 2. Philip Brammer 109 Bryan Pryor, Oklahoma Ministerial Catonian, Treasurer 25 A Cappella 1, 25 Student Council 1, Treasurer 2, Religious Activities Committee 1. Janet Brock R.R. 4 Great Bend, Kansas Business Delta, Class Secretary lg Class Treasurer 2. 25 Janice Brock 21420 Superior Taylor, Michigan Teacher Training Delta, Polyhymnia 1, A. G. O. 1, 25 Mission Society 25 REPORTER 1, 2. Roberta Bultmann 5808 Berkeley Drive St. Louis 34, Mo. Teacher Training Sigma 3 Polyhymnia 23 Phi Beta Lambda 25 A. G. O. 25 JOHNNIE 23 REPORTER 2. Janet Christopher 930 N. Griffin Danville, Illinois Parish Worker Delta, Treasurer 15 Polyhymnia 1 , 25 Mission Society 1, 25 A.G.O. 1,2. Carol Detmer R. R. 2 Buhl, Idaho Teacher Training Delta, A Cappella 1, 25 Polyhymnia 1, 2. COLLEGE S OPH OM ORES Donna Buckley 520 Kearney Atchison, Kansas Teacher Training Zeta, Polyhymnia 1. Marylee Carter R.R. 3 Edwa rdsville, Ill. Teacher Training Zetag Mission Society 1, 25 A.G.O. 1,2. Jeff Crane 7701 Mallard Dr. St. Louis 33, Mo. General Chrysostom os, Baseball 1, 2, Social Committee 1 Phyllis Detmer 7112 Christopher St. Louis 9, Mo. Teacher Training Sigma , 2 Karen Eckart 607 La Salle Collinsville, Ill. Teacher Training Sigma, Womens Choir 1, 2, Student Council 2. Florence Erdman Rule, Texas Teacher Training Delta, REPORTER 1, 2. jan Fischer R. R. 1 Beverly, Kansas Teacher Training Delta, A Cappella 1, 23 Women's Choir 1, 25 Student Council, Secretary 2, Band 1, 25 Glass Menagerie 1 Carolyn Franzen Route 1 Leigh, Nebraska Parish Worker Delta, Women's Choir 13 Mission Society 1, 25 REPORTER 1, 2. COLLEGE S OPH OM ORE S 1? - -all- ' -,-,+ . ...,,,.,,,, W Joyce Elz Route 3 Morrilton, Arkansas Parish Worker Delta, Women's Choir 15 Phi Beta Lambda 1g A.G.O. 2. Lon Erwin 8720 SE 29th Midwest City, Okla- Teacher Training Catoniang Class President 2, Basketball 15 Track 15 Religious Activities Committee 23 REPORTER 2. Joyce Fowler 1520 Westminster Ave Salt Lake City, Utah Teacher Training Delta, Mission Society 1, 2, REPORTER 1, 2. JoAnn Frese Box 534 Kensington, Kansas Teacher Training Sigma Luther Fuller 1422 E. First Street Winfield, Kansas Ministerial Demostheniang Debate 1 . Sandra Geihsler Box 153 Breckinridge, Okla Teacher Training Sigma, President 2 james Glendenning 400 Nims Wichita 3, Kansas General Chrysostomosg A Cappella 1, 25 Student Council 1. Marlene Greene 506 Walnut Mapleton, Iowa Parish Worker Sigma, A Cappella 1, 25 Polyhymnia 1, 25 Phi Beta lambda 25 Project Committee 2. COLLEGE S OPH O ORE S Alfred Gallmeier Route 5 Vernon, Texas Teacher Training Catoniang A Cappella 1, 25 Student Council 25 Health Committee 1 Phi Beta lambda 25 Mission Society 2. Nancy Gibbs 817 N. Drexal Indianapolis, Ind. General Zetag A Cappella 1, 2. Ellen Goter Carrington, North Dakota Parish Worker Sigmag Polyhymnia 15 Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2 A.c.o. 2, JOHNNIE 1, Editor 2 Ruth Gruenha gen RR 7, Box 455 Crown Point, Ind. Teacher Training Delta 5 A Cappella 25 Women's Choir 25 A.G. O. 1. Luther Gutz Wausa, Nebraska Ministerial Demosthenian Marilyn Haerther Atkins, Iowa Teacher Training Zeta, Treasurer 2, A Cappella 1, 2, Polyhymnia 1, 23 A. G. O. 1, 25 Mission Society 1, 25 Religious Activities Committee 2. David Helmer Route 2 Canton, Kansas Teacher Training Catonian, President 1. Doris Hofman Blue Hill, Ne bra ska Parish Worker Delta, A Cappella 1, 25 Polyhymnia 1, 25 Phi Beta Lambda 1, 25 A.G.O. 1 - Mission Society 1, 2. COLLEGE S OPH OM ORES me 49 .Q 'u...., ici? 4 Edward I-laack 262 Bryant Glen Ellyn, Illinois General Catoniang Phi Beta lambda 1, 23 Project Committee 2. Frances Hannusch Lahoma, Oklahoma General Delta, Polyhymnia 1, Band 1, 23 A.G.O. 2. Paul I-Ielmer Route 2 Canton, Kansas Ministerial Chrysostomos, President 2. 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G. O. 25 Building and Grounds Committee 2. Norine Hoyer 2161 Youngfield Golden, Colorado Parish Worker Sigma 5 Polyhymnia 1 5 Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2 Public Realtions Committee 2 . Carol Ihnen Lake Park, Iowa Teacher Training Deltag A Cappella 1, 25 Polyhymnia 1, 25 Band 1, 25 Mission Society 2, Secretary 25 A . G. O. 2. NOT PICTURED: Lorna Kilgore 2423 Virginia Topeka, Kansas Parish Worker Ona Klema 2412 Barada Falls City, Nebraska Deaconess Zeta, Polyhymnia 15 Band 1, 23 Debate 25 Mission Society 2, President 23 Camera Club 15 JOHNNIE 1. Billie Kmiec Rural Route 2 Walnut, Kansas Teacher Training Chrysostomos Ruby Knoernschild Route 1, Box 135 Lamar, Arkansas Parish Worker Delta, Polyhymnia 1, 2, Mission Society 25 Phi Beta Lambda 2. Virginia Krause 4524 Marque Drive New Orleans 27, La Teacher Training Delta, Women's Choir 15 Student Council 25 Religious Activities Committee 15 Athletic Committee 25 REPORTER 1, COLLEGE S OPH OM ORES J Joyce Klimek 3396 W. 46th Street Cleveland, Ohio Teacher'Training Sigma LaVona Knehans 414 So. Hastings Hastings, Nebraska Teacher Training Sigma, Polyhymnia 15 Mission Society 2. Arthur Kopp 605A Market Street Hermann, Missouri Teacher Training Demostheniang Ba sketba ll 2 . Saundra Kroening 1017 E. 20th Hutchinson, Kansas Business Delta, Women's Choir 15 Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2. ...1 David Kropp 115 Clark Su-eet Kendallville, Ind. General Demosthenian Carol Lenling Groton South Dakota Teacher Training Delta, A Cappella 1, 2, Women's Choir 1, 2. Emogene Maples 749 N. King Indianapolis 22, Ind. Teacher Training Delta, House Council 2. Margaret Maronn Route 2 Eldora, Iowa Teacher Training Zeta, Mission Society 1, 2, 2. REPORT ER C ULLE GE S OPH OM ORE Jane Krueger 3100 Oconto Richmond, Virginia Teacher Training Zeta Ruth Linke 1025 O Street Ord, Nebraska Teacher Training Delta, President 25 Mission Society 1, 2 A.G.O. 1, 2, REPORTER 1, 2. Carolyn Mappes Route 1 Norman, Oklahoma Parish Worker Delta, Women's Choir 2. Charlotte McMurry 1918 Calvin Street Indianapolis, Ind. Teacher Training Delta, A Cappella 1, 2. Phyllis Merten 4726 Wherry St. Louis, Missouri Teacher Training Sigma, Social Committee 2. Carolyn Mueller 912 N. Pershing Wichita 8, Kansas Parish Worker Delta, Women's Choir 1, 25 Health Committee 1. Thomas Neermann 5438 73rd Avenue Summit, Illinois Teacher Training Chrysostom os Cathy Nightlinger R.R. 1, Box 364 Berrien Springs, Michigan Teacher Training Delta, Women's Choir 1, 2, Mission Society 1, 25 JOI-INNIE 1, 2. COLLEGE S OPH OM ORE S 0 i Helen Miller 3825 Sabieski Detroit 12, Mich. Teacher Training Delta, A Cappella 1, 23 Women's Choir 2, REPORTER 2. Lawrence Myers Route 4 Logan, Ohio Ministerial Catonian, President Student Council 1, President 25 Mission Society 2. Robert Neubeck 3433 W. Pierce Chicago 51, Illinois Ministerial Catonian, A Cappella 1, 2 . Evalee Pamatat 422 S. Seminary Collinsville 3, Ill. Teacher Training Delta, A Cappella 1, 25 Women's Choir 1, 2. 1 Carl Petering 904 NW 42nd Oklahoma City, Okla. Ministerial Chrysostomosg A Cappella 25 Student Council 25 Baseball 1. Gerhardt Pralle, Jr. Box 22 Fairmont, Oklahoma Teacher Training Demosthenian, A Secretary 25 Baseball 15 A. G. O. 2. Robert Rosenwinkel 4N16O Lombard Road Addison, Illinois Teacher Training Catonian, Vice-President 25 A Cappella 25 Track 1, 25 Student Council 25 House Council Chairman 25 REPORTER 1, 2. Barbara Rowan RR 2 Arkansas City, Kansas Business De1ta5 Phi Beta Lambda 2. COLLEGE S OPH OM ORES 1 Loyc e P onewa sh 1616 Ravina Park Rd. Decatur, Illinois Teacher Training Delta Shirley Radke Route 3 Chelsea, Oklahoma Teacher Training Sigmag Women's Choir 1, 25 Mission Society 2. Vondell Roth Wisner, Nebraska Teacher Training Delta, Vice-President 1, Treasurer 25 Debate 25 Student Council 1, 2. Lenora Rudlaff Box 247 Berrien Center, Mich Teacher Training Deltag Women's Choir 2. Ted Rumpf 3792 Lee St. Louis, Missouri Business Demosthenian Patricia Sanders 914 N. Broad Guthrie, Oklahoma Teacher' Training Sigma, Treasurer 25 Cheerleader 1. Paul Scherzberg 1435 6th Street Gering, Nebraska Teacher Training Catoniang Band 1. Charles Schmidt 2932 N. 75th Court Elmwood Park 35, Ill. Ministerial Catonian, Treasurer 23 A Cappella 1, 25 Class President 15 Baseball 1, A.G.O. 1, 23 Student Activities Committee 1. COLLEGE OPH OM ORE S 1 Robert Rynearson 2495 Otis Court Denver 15, Colo. Ministerial Catonian, A Cappella 1, 25 JOI-INNIE 1, 2. john Schemm Ne osho Rapids, Kansas Business Demostheniang Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Phi Beta lambda 1, 2 Wilma Schlodder 925 Wabash Topeka, Kansas Teacher Training Delta, A Cappella 1, 2, Women's Choir 1, 2 james Schulz 1165 South Meyers Lombard, Illinois Business Demosthenian, Treasurer 1 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 23 Phi Beta Lambda, Vice-President 1, President 2. Robert Schulz 1165 S. Meyers Lombard, Illinois Business Catonian, President 15 Student Council, Vice-President 25 Activities Committee 25 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1,25 Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2. Ruth Simon 5227 Lindenwood Ave. St. Louis 9, Missouri Teacher Training Sigma5 Women's Choir 1. Rodney Sloan 1221 4th Alamosa, Colorado Ministerial Catonian5 Phi Beta lambda 2. Myrna Stedman 6444 Marquette Ave. St. Louis 9, Mo. Parish Worker Sigma, President 25 A Cappella 1, 25 Women's Choir 1, 25 Student Council 25 A.G. O. 2, Secretary 25 Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2- Projects Committee 1. 36 ' x COLLEGE S OPH OM ORE i' 50 Marvin Shiever Route 5 Winfield, Kansas Teacher Training Demostheniang A Cappella 1, 25 Polyhymnia 1, 25 Mission Society 1, 25 A. G. O. , President 1, 2 Ellen Sinnema 18131 Puritas Road Cleveland, Ohio Teacher Training Sigma Robert Sonnenfeld 352 Anchor Avenue Beachwood, New Jersey Business Demosthenian5 Basketball 15 Phi Beta lambda 1, 2. Edgar Stinnett 1102 Mansfield Winfield, Kansas Business Catonian5 Band 25 Phi Beta Lambda 1. Kenneth Stroupe 586 Northwood Dr. Akron 13, Ohio Business Chrys ostom os, Treasurer 23 A Cappella 1, 25 Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2, Vice-President 2 . Mike Thieroff 9200 Glenville Rd. Silver Springs, Md. Teacher Training Demosthenian Suanne Tinnea 1807 Clearmont St. Mobile, Alabama Teacher Training Delta, President 2, Building and Grounds Committee 1. Arlene Uffman Linn, Kansas Parish Worker Zeta, A.G.O. 25 Mission Society 1, 2. COLLEGE S OPH OM ORES Laure l T eske Duluth, Kansas Business Delta, A Cappella 25 Women's Choir 1, 2, Phi Beta lambda 1, 2 Arnold Tillberg R.R. 1 Salina, Kansas General Catonian Kay Trump 1820 S. Air Depot Midwest City, Okla. Teacher Training Delta, Women's Choir 1, 25 Mission Society 1, 25 REPORTER 1, 2. Janet Verseman 1100 Florland Drive. Florissant, Mo. Teacher Training Sigma, Women's Choir 1, 2. Doris Voertman 6413 Ruth Drive St. Louis, Mo. Teacher Training Delta Julaine Wallace 5 Langan Drive Collinsville, lll. Teacher Training Zeta, A Cappella 1, 2, Women's Choir 1, 2 A.G.O. 1. Judith Wendt 2 1 1 1 Mound Davenport, Iowa Parish Worker Zeta, House Council Chairman 25 Mission Society 1, 2, A.G.o. 1, 2, REPORTER 1. Esther Winckler Lucas, Kansas Parish Worker Delta, Women's Choir 1, 25 Band 1, 2, Mission Society 1, A.G.O. 2, REPORTER 1, Editor 2. 38 COLLEGE S OPH OM ORES K, .F A qfzfffv 3 a t c Q if 31-lla-.. Dean Von Stroh 802 College Winfield, Kansas Ministerial Dernostheniang Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 1, REPORTER 1, 2. Beverly Weber 421 W. 3rd Newton, Kansas Teacher Training Zeta, Mission Society 1, 2. Delores Wheelock 8182 South Youngm Greenville, Mich. Teacher Training Delta, Women's Choir 15 Mission Society lg A. G. O. 2. Jerry Wudtke Rt. 2, Box 121 Norton, Kansas Ministerial Chrysostornes, Track Manager 1, 2, Camera Club 1, JOHNNIE 1, 25 REPORTER 2. 311 Mary Zander Rt. 2 Oberlin, Kansas Parish Worker Sigma, Vice-President 25 Women's Choir 1, 25 Student Council 25 Social Committee 25 Mission Society lg Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2. Glenn Bitter 366 West 7th Street I-Ioisington, Kansas Ralph Laubecher R. R. 4 Crown Point, Indiana COLLEGE S OPH OM ORE S SPECIAL STUDENT Kathryn Ziemer 506 N. Maine Medicine Lodge, KS General Delta, A Cappella 1, 23 Women's Choir 1, 2 Band 1, 2. Elizabeth Kuehn 3230 Euclid Wichita, Kansas Rene Zito Tiffany Apt. 2 Aberdeen, S. Dak. COLLEGE FRESHME I' 1 hr . .s Q its Dennis Ahl 158 S. Skyline Mankato, Minn. Donna Ahlbrand 3427 N. 46 St. Milwaukee, Wis. Roger Arnholt 1216 National Rd. Columbus, Ind . Carol Ast 921 Court St. joseph, Mich. Carol Berry 5731 Kensington Detroit, Mich. William Bersley 895 Dahlia Denver, Colorado Joanne Bomba 13317 Terminal Cleveland, Ohio Nancy Brauch 1615 Grape St. Louis, Mo. Lynne Burfiend 1274 S. Wyandot Denver, Colo. Wayne Clements 1240 W.N. North Perryville, Mo. David Dolak 1341 E. Carpenter Springfield, Ill. David Dubbelde R. R. 2 Bunker Hill, Ill. Larry Allen 2028 Joe Ponca City, Okla. Charles Alspaugh 212 Grenada El Paso, Texas James Bach 4121 E. Gilbert Wichita, Kans. Donald Berg 1414 Loomis Winfield, Kansas Ia net Be ttin Lake View, Iowa Carole Bieber 1616 Ann Winfield, Kansas Robert Brenner 7869 Trumble Rd. St. Clair, Mich. David Bueltmann LaPortte Rd. Mokena, Ill, Guy Deem Rt. 3 Box 166 Muskogee, Ckla. David Dittelmier 2224 N. Lottie Oklahoma City, Okla. Lois Engelmann Plato, Minn. Kathryn Erdrnan Rule, Texas P' 1 1 ,Vt X, ,- v X 5 -kauvf . wbv H .,,, 'Y W ' . 1 . si. Q .8- Qin '7 -- Q fha X Q. if x ada, H COLLEGE FRESHMEN Doris Erler 2223 W. 10th Pl. Gary, Indiana Dehner Ferris R. R. 3 Mapleton, Iowa Beverly Gearheard 1809 E. Cherokee Enid, Oklahoma Pauline Ge llert 329 Willow Fa irm ont, Minn . Marilyn Gerdes Lake, Arkansas Norine Glines 6222 S. Tripp Ave. Chicago 29, Ill. Diane Gregg 14617 Windemere Southgate, Mich. Jon Harpert 6632 S. Keating Chicago 29, Ill. Ioy Hawkins 2 1 12 Colorado Topeka, Kansas Vernon Hoepner 1312 S. Meyers Lombard, Ill. Carol Iohnk Comstock, Minnesota Deana lunge Benedict, Nebraska Carol Franklin 304 S. Adams junction City, Kansas Vera Frederking Box 65 Sylvan Grove, Kansas Sandra George 2917 S. 3rd. Springfield, Ill. Carolyn Ge rdes Lafe, Arkansas jean Gobrogge Box 324 Pinconning, Mich Lois Gottberg 367 W. 10th Hoisington, Ks. Harry Hartman 6330 Whipple Chicago 29, Ill. Lucille Hartmann Box 200 Medaryville, Ind. Joyce Ioerger 336 N. Gordon Wichita, Kansas Stuart Ja ckson 2 1 6 S. 10th Independence, Kansas Otto Keller 504 E. College Paola, Kansas Bemiece Kirch R. R. 4 Girard, Kansas Wg COLLEGE F RESHMEJV Susan Knust 1406 Maple Dr. Rochester, Mich. Linda Koch 226 Walker Haxtun, Colo. Roger Kruger 1413 E. 8th St. Winfield, Kans. Beverly Kruse 2109 W. Cherokee Enid, Okla. Ramona Lengner 1342 Idylwild Dr. Lincoln, Neb. Charlene Lenling Box 87 Groton, S. Dak. Stephen McClintic R.R. 4 Northgate Columbus, Ind. Judith McFarland 1007 Stewart Winfield, Kans. Leonard Miller Route 2 Pierce, Nebr. Judith Moerer 807 13th St. Auburn, Nebr. Barbara Narjes 1291 N. Elm Tree Lake Forest, Ill. Carol Neel 750 Jerome Ln. Cahokia, Ill. Bonnie Kretzschmar 516 S. Holmes Kirkwood, Mo. Carole Krueger Osmond, Nebr. James Lady R. R. 1 Burden, Kans. Dorothy lambky 503 Charles Mulvane, Kans. Allen Maleske 6534 Leo Rd. Ft. Wayne, lnd. Louis Martin 154 Westwood Ave. Mobile, Ala. William Melewski 5990 S. Race Littleton, Colo. Mary Michael Box 16 Glendora, Mich. Edda Moos 801 East 13th Winfield, Kans. Thomas Mueller 912 N. Pershing Wichita, Kans. James Nichols 402 W. 14th Winfield, Kans. Marjorie Nordbrock 4200 N. Damen Chicago, Ill. fE.qS113fE6iQlzE'xfEQ Ez - ' fr in mv: f f Nj' Qvfrx Y? get in Ho' COLLEGE FRESHMEN .. 4 5. ,, ,... ...N 'W 'W P Q 'st wt.. is ,pk . 1... an--' A .wx if iii. ri X . L 1 'rm f:.'i4f1kQ:.J?iE fag, , Marvin Oestmann 2418 South 45 St. Kansas City, Kans. Carroll Ohlde Linn, Kansas Conrad Pera R. R. 2 I-Ianover, Kans. Martha Peters 236 S. 67 East Tulsa, Okla. Marian Phillips 222 Main Newton, Kans. Sharon Rachow 21300-23 Mile Rd Mt. Clemens, Mich. Ruby Reiss Route 2 Chickasha, Okla. Larry Rinker 570 Forrest Dr. Wichita, Kans. Karen Sayler 211 Willard Mankato, Minn. Frances Schaefer Offerle, Kans. janet Schroll 2818 S. State Springfield, Ill. Myrna Schultz P. O. Box 178 Lincoln, Nebr. Natalia Orlow 3103 E. Harry Wichita, Kaus. Carol Otto 3335 S. Compton St. Louis, Mo. Jeanette Peterson 96 Forest Glen Round Lake, Ill. Grace Petzoldt Frohri, Mo. Larry Range 2036 S. Ridgewood Wichita, Kans. Patricia Rehfuss 420 W. 16 St. Davenport, Ia. David Rittmann 6003 Louis Dr. N. Olmstead, Ohio Chris Roeder 207 24th Ave. Bellwook, Ill. Eunice Schlegelmilch Box 87 Charter Oak, Ia. Patricia Schroeder Davenport Nebr. Marion Schwark 20490-25 Mi. Rd. Mt. Clemens, Mich Karen Seifferlein 30460 Clark New Haven, Mich. Q N., ' 'Of iv l w 1. rf' Q Q.. y V- fi-fm,-f 5' Q' My , , .R I as 1 t H., 'J I K ww Q ytyi 'S' A s I 1 5 44 COLLEGE FRESHME Dean Seyfert 101 1 Pecan Humb oldt, Ka nsa s. Elaine Sienkhecht 4521 Millertown Pike Knoxville, Tenn. Barbara Sixta 902 North Grand Spencer, Iowa Don Smidt Holyoke, Colorado john Steffens R.R. 2 Perryville, Mo. Annette Stelling 676 47th Street Los Alamos, N.M john Stohlmann 209 Vine Street Louisville, Nebr. Diane Strefling R.R. 1 Decatur, Mich. Gladys Unverfehrt R.R. 1 Hoyleton, Ill. Leatha Veatch Box 65 Preston, Kansas Erhard Vogel 332 N. Bridge St. Manawa, Wis. Gordon Von Stroh 802 College Winfield, Kans. Linda Siesennop 5249 Beacon St. Louis, Mo. Ann Sieving 1418 E. 2nd Ave. Winfield, Kansas Helen Spruill 3405 Magnolia Texarkana, Texas Joan Stamm Roberts Illinois Sharon Stevens 9161 Water St. Montague, Mich. james Stoeckel 22021 Roberts Ave. Euclid, Ohio Barbara Sulser 3315 Latham Rockford, Ill. Martha Thompson 1014 Ta et Gary, Indiana Larry Vigansky 1540 Nursery C -37 Aurora 8, C olo. jean Voelker R.R. 1 Palmer, Kansas Marilyn Walkemeyer 15507 Greenway Rd. Cleveland, Ohio Bruce Walkmaster 1012 Michigan Lincoln Park, Mich. ah. fi 'ma Av- ' :Ent qvifk Q, .sw it 6? L 50 COLLEGE FRESHME Walter Wanagat 260 Beechmont Dearborne, Mich. Loretta Weber Perryville, Missouri Wilma Whitworth 8465 San Carlos South Gate, Calif. Arlene Wiechman R.R. 2 Bames, Kansas Luetta Zabell 1416 N. Ballenger Flint 4, Mich. Audrey Zarling 4797 Waybum Detroit, Mich. Shirley We gener R. R. 2 Hebron, Nebraska Harold White 176 N. Lincoln Littleton, Colo. Marian Wiesehan 8223 Steffen St. Louis, Mo. Ruth Witte 738 E. Cherry Cushing, Okla. Robert Zetterman 6421 Siegal Ct. Derby, Colo. He idi Zeuch Guana guana Venezuela A CADEMT SENIOR David Albrecht 21403 Gary Drive Castro Valley, Calif. General Kathryn Buller 4301 W. 49th Avenue Denver 12, Colorado General Roadrunner, Student Council, Co-Ordinating Committee 5 Social Committee, Girl's House Council, Academy Choir. i Janelle Erke 131 Windsore Drive Muskogee, Oklahoma Business Sylvia Hall Roseland, Nebraska General Roadrunner 5 Academy Choir. 46 Gail Ballinger 2224 McAdam Drive Wichita, Kansas General Grizzly Susan David 7309 Summit Kansas City, Missouri P ari sh Worke r Roadrunner, Girl's House Council, Academy Choir, Class Treasurer, Cheerleader. Rick Funston 1714 Santa Paula Las Vegas, Nevada General Grizzly, Basketball. Richard Keller S04 E. College St. Paola, Kansas General Roadrunner David Kirchhoff 529 Christine Road Wichita, Kansas Teacher Training Grizzly 3 Basketball 5 Baseball 3 Academy Choir. Arthur Kringel 610 W. Vance St. Wilson, North Carolina Ministerial Grizzlyg Student Councilg Religious Activities Cornmitteeg Basketballg Baseballg Academy Choirg Key Club. ACADEMY SE IORS David Kilgore 334 W. 32nd Street Davenport, Iowa General Roadrunnerg Student Councilg Co-Ordinating Committeeg Boy's House Councilg Basketball 5 Key Club. Sandra Korntheuer 1306 E. 7th Winfield, Kansas P ari sh Worker Grizzly 5 Academy Choir. R.R John Pope 5122 South Trenton Tulsa S, Oklahoma Ministerial Grizzly 3 Academy Choirg Key Club. Donald Moorm an Columbus Indi ana Ministeri al Stephen Ratz Aliceville, Kansas Ministerial Roadrunnerg Public Relations Committee, Academy Choir, Boy's House Council, Basketballg Baseball. Edward Schroeder Teacher Training Roadrunner, Religious Activitie s Committee, Academy Choir, A. G. O. 5 Key Club. Sharon Thiele R. R, 2 Norton, Kansas General Grizzly 5 Building and Grounds Committee 5 Girl 's House Council, Academy Choir. 48 ACADEMY SE IORS Joyce Schirmer 224 Channel Drive Tampa, Florida General Karen Thiele R. R. 2 Norton, Kansas General Grizzly, Student Council Academy Choir. John Werner Kadoka, South Dakota Ministerial Grizzly 3 Student Council, Presidentg Key Club. ACADEMY ,711 IOR ff!! L - . H-.. ff . - 'iiisiiiiif gn A , , 'QC 'l Gy Kenneth Bokelman R. R. 2 Platte Center, Neb. Michael Coine R. R. 5 Clay Center, Ks. Connie Heinze 7510 E. Indianapolis Wichita, Kansas Van Honeman 105 N. jackson Hooker, Okla. Judith Kuniz 10704 Lincoln Huntington, Mich. Susan Kuntz 10704 Lincoln Huntington, Mich. Edward Nass Box 362 Blue Hill, Neb. Wayne Schmode Winside, Nebraska Paul Traue 1909 S. Douglas Midwest City, Okla . William Voe lker Palmer, Kansas Gary Gillum 120 Tenth St. Edwards A.F. B. California Beth Hale R. R. 4 Winfield, Kan. Edward I-lomig 1031 Lima Aurora, Colora do Rachel Rummel Route 1 Fairbury, Nebr. Henry Malone 126 E. Clinton Kirkwood, Mo. james Nagel 608 E. lst St. Red Bud, Ill. Dennis Shiever R. R. 5 Winfield, Kan. LeRoy Smith 1309 Davis Clovis, N. Mex. nn, .. 'il ,sl , .- if Y . 6. fi'ff2sQzs2w?i9f,afff3,.-' 1 . ii. w::::gzQwz . -:?il,.w:: 1 . H ' aj 2 2255, Q-L fa We me wwiwe 3 sig? Q ai ' dm N K Q S' 1 .H - f 1 QZ - ' V wif s l gzyfga, al ,, . Q! Q .t - Q ag james Wanagat 2 60 Beechmont Dearborn, Mich. 'B Y A CADEMT S OPH OM ORES Viva Brown 1027 Monroe St. Charles, Missouri Shirley Hopkins 111 S. Madison Arkansas City, Kansas , w '-H Paula Lawrence -4 1408 E. 19th r , Winfield, Kansas ,L .A ga Muriel List fi H ,A -gg Y l R. R. 2 :,,, A 1 Norborne, Missouri ii '-iiV Ggfzff 'ii - in :V ,.f g 5 k k 't4f Vy,,, Route 2 1 ,. an s s si , ' Geneseo, Kansas ,V ' X - 5 Ka Glenn Smith 1309 Davis Clovis, New Mexico Sharon Weiser 1097 Pineywood Road Kingston, Tennessee John Wendt 2111 Mound Davenport, Iowa 50 Dale Patton 406 No. james Guyman, Oklahoma Ke ith Powell 315 Huntington Emily Kraeger 912 W. 4th Stillwater, Okla Mt. Clemens, Michigan Craig Rinker 715 Bear Creek Bartow, Florida Frank Brink A CADEMT FRESHME 352 N. Edgemoor Wichita, Kansas William Cochran 4214 Deerfield Wichita, Kansas Beverly Dahlke Box 607 Muskogee, Okla. Carol Ma rquardt West Acres R. R. 4 Sioux Falls, S. Dak. K' Barbara Ratz Box 37 Rodney Hilpert Box 98 Winside, Nebraska Martin List Route 2 Nordorne, Missouri Alfred Luetke 1311 E. 11th St. Winfield, Kansas 0 -f 1' an Aliceville, Kansas 1 . T o 5 ,E': M . fisff' V. ' . 'i. f i' 1 f i Yi Annetta Shiever Route 5 Winfield, Kansas , ix X ,,,, W W, N V bv.. Judy Smith fi f' .'., A 700 North E ' 'QZ ' , Muskogee, Oklahoma 4 Martha Smith A h 4 1820 Booth Winfield, Kansas A 'Y Patricia Werling Q san Kr Hill City, Kans. Dan Wiersig 137 East F Avenue Glendale, Arizona - 414 N. znd Ave. X if COLLEGE STUDE T COUNCIL SEATED: Dr. Dukewits, Phil Brammer, Judy Wendt, jan Fischer, Robert,Schulz, Lawrence Myers. SECOND ROW: Beverly Gearheard, Vondell Roth, Jeanette Peterson, Mary Zander, Carole Krueger, Heidi Zeuch, Virginia Krause, Myrna Stedman. BACK ROW: Louis Martin, Carl Petering, jim Bach, Dennis Ahl, Conrad Pera, Al Gal- lmeier. NOT PICTURED: Karen Eckart, john Steffens, Natalia Orlow. Beginning W ith the Freshman orientation program in the fall and continuing throughout the year until graduation, the Student Council guides the growth of social and religious life on campus. All the Var- ious parties, evening chapel services, Bible class, special receptions, and a host of other things were handled by this group. In all the things the Student Council members did, they placed their complete hope and confidence in the Lord. swf EXECUTIVE BOARD: Robert Schulz, vice-president, Judith Wendt, women's house council chairman, lawrence Myers, president, Janice Fischer, secretary, Phil Brammer, treasurer. Q2NDQWW NNQZQQQ iff fi 'I!'mmnw-af.-.W , as-if-A Greene, Verlene Bott . . x,S K, V. ' GIRLS' INTRAMURAL COMMITTEE: Cathy Nightlinger, Vera Fred erking, Virginia Krause, chairman, Eunice Schlegelmilch Marlene vw -mm RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: A C T IVI T I E S COMMITTEE: Robert Ruth Witte, Marilyn I-Iaerther, Carl Schulz, chairman, David Rittmann, Petering, chairman, Lon Erwin, Mar- Charlotte McMur-ry. vin Oe stm an . 54 Q 4' is 1 FORENSICS COMMITTEE: Shirley Wegener, Roberta Bultman, jim Bach, Judith Moerer, Vondell Roth, chairman. MEN'S ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: A1 C-allmeier, chairmang David Dittelmier, Lon Erwin, Jim Schulz. , ,ff ',,' Q. R. 5.-nth-.. PUBLIC RELATIQNS CQMMITTEE: BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE: David Helmer, Dennis Ira Anders, N01-me Hover. Ahl, chairmang Roger Ohlde. A CADEMT COMMITTEES ACADEMY CO ORDINATING COMMITTEE B111 Voelker Ka thy Buller John Werner ACADEMY BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE: Bill Voelker, Glenn Smith, Judy Smith. ACA TEE: DEMY PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMIT- Michael Coine, Viva Brown, Patricia Werling, Rachel Hummel. 56 ACADEMY RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: Bar- bara Ratz, Craig Rini-fer, Connie I-Ieinze, Art Kringel, Ed Schroeder. DEBATE ACADEMY: sponsor, Mr. Marg, Richard Keller, Henry Malone, Craig Rinker. COLLEGE: sponsor, Mr. Wippichg Lois Engel- man, Phil Brammer, Judy Moerer, Shirley Wegener. REPORTER FRONT ROW: sponsor, Mr. Lankenaug editor, Esther Winckler, sponsor, Mr. Behrhorst. STANDING: Eunice Schlegelmilch, Ruth Bogie, production mana- gergjoyce Klirnek, feature editor, Bob Rosenwinlcel, sports editorg Ruth Linke, news editorg Helen Miller and Martha Thompson, reporters. 57 CA TONIAN FRONT ROW: Bob Brenner, Bruce Wa lkmaster, David Helmer, Robert Schulz, Bob Rosenwinkel, Mr. Young. SECOND ROW: Dave Bueltrnann, Louis Martin, Paul Scherzberg, Jim Bach, Arnold Tillberg, Guy Deem. THIRD ROW: Ed Haack, jim Nichols, Roger Kruger, Lon Erwin, Lawrence Myers, Jim Stoeckel, Charles Alspaugh. BACK ROW: Rod Sloan, Phil Brammer, Bill Bersley, Bob Rynearson, Dave Rittmann, john Stohlmann, Conrad Pera, Charles Schmidt. Moneymaking proj ects of the Catonian society were the hoagie feeds and the Cat breakfast. The steak fry was held in the spring. Many of the members purchased the Catonian blazers. Officers First Semester David Helmer . Robert Rosenwinkel . Charles Schmidt . . . Phil Brammer . Ed Haack . . . Second Semester Robert Schulz . Louis Martin . Roger Kruger john Stohlmann Arnold Tillberg . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer Sgt . -at-arms . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer Sgt. -at-arms ZETA TAU ALPHA FRONT ROW: Lucille Hartmann, Norine Glines, Sharon Stevens, Dorothy Lambky, Sarah Horstman, Marilyn Gerdes, Pauline Gellert, Ann Sieving. SECOND ROW: Carol Johnk, Velma Hoyer, Carolyn Gerdes, Jean Gob- rogge, Diane Strefling, Verlene Bott, Marilyn Haerther, Natalia Orlow, Carol Berry, Karen Berg, Julaine Wal- lace. THIRD ROW: Joyce lorger, Berniece Kirch, Marilyn Holt, Carolyn Bick, Elizabeth Kuehn, Donna Buckley, Arlene Uffman, Judy Wendt, Frances Schaefer, Deanna Junge, Lynne Burfiend, Carol Neel. BACK ROW: Bev Weber, Jean Voelker, Arlene Wiechman, Rene Zito, Margaret Maronn, Judy Moerer, Myrna Schultz, Carol Franklin, Pat Rehfuss, Carole Kruger, Audrey Zarling, Linda Koch. Officers Taking first place in the fall forensics First Semester tournament was one of the highlights of the Doris Fruend ...... President Sarah I-Iorstman. . . Vice-President year for the Zeta Tau Alpha society. Karen Berg .... . . Secretary Marilyn Haerther .... Treasurer A spaghetti supper and strawberry Nancy Gibbs ..... Sgt. -at-arms Ona Klema . . . Forensics Manager festival W er e a m on g the fund-raising Verlene Bott . .Intramural Manager Second Semester activities of the society. Dorothy Lambky ..... President Sharon Stevens .... Vice-President A come-as -you-are p a r ty W a s Linda Koch . . .... Secretary Joyce Ioerger ...... Treasurer given for the Sigm a s and Deltas in the Judy Moerer . . Forensics Manager Verlene Bott . .Intramural Manager spring. 59 CHR If S OS TOM OS nfl FRONT ROW: Dave Dittelmier, Otto Keller, Stuart jackson, Paul Helmer, Jeff Crane, Allen Maleske, Larry Rinker, Walt Wanagat. SECOND ROW: john Briggs, jerry Wudtke, Tom Neerman, Delrner Ferris, Marvin Oest- mann, Bill Melewski, Ken Stroupe, jim Glendenning, Dave Dolak, Carrol Ohlde. BACK ROW: Mark Heidorn, Carl Petering, Harold White, Dennis Ahl, Ira Anders, Dave Dubbelde, Dean Seyfert, Bob Zetterman, Leonard Miller, Bill Kmiec, Tom Mueller. The Chrysostomos Literary society Officers began its activities for the year with the jeff Crane . . Delmer Ferris . Mark Heidorn . . Marvin Oestmann . Leonard Miller . . Mr . Everette Meier initiation of freshman members. The project of the society was to sup- port a foreign mission. The annual Chry banquet and the steak fry were held in the spring. . . President Vice-President . Treasurer . . Secretary Sgt. - at -arms . . . Sponsor DELTA ALPHA KAPPA Gi Qiulnwamwi FRONT ROW: Laurel Teske, Bev Kruse, Doris Erler, Martha Thompson, Ruth Linke, Wil.ma Schlodder, joan Stamm, Marion Schwark. SECOND ROW: Joyce Fowler, Karen Sayler, Ruth Gruenhagen, Kathy Erdman, Karen Seifferlein, Ruby Knoernschild, Vondell Roth. THIRD ROW: Helen Miller, Doris Voertman, Doris I-lofman, Vir- ginia Krause, joy Hawkins, Carolyn Franzen, Carolyn Mueller, Barb Sixta, Joyce Elz, Cathy Nightliner. BACK ROW: jan Christopher, Luetta Zabell, Vera Frederking, jan Brock, Evalee Pamatat, Ruby Riess, Sharon Rachow, Carolyn Mappes, Suzanne Tinnea, Linda Borausky. Officers First Semester Suanne Tinnea . . . . . President Loyce Ponewash . . .Vice-President Linda Borausky ..... Secretary Vondell Roth . . . . . Treasurer janet Brock ...... Sgt. -at-arms Cathy Nightlinger ......... Intramural Manager Charlotte Mac Murry ....... . Forensic Manager Krystyna Wiechowicz . . . Sponsor Second Semester Ruth Linke ....... President Frances Hannusch . .Vice-President joy Hawkins ...... Secretary Laurel Teske ...... Treasurer Ruth Gruenhagen. Forensic Manager Joan Stamm ..... Sgt. -at-arms Vera Frederking ......... Intramural Manager Betty Stuckey ....... Sponsor Fund-raising activities of the Deltas were a pancake supper, chile supper, and hamburger fry. The Delta-Demon valentine party was highlighted by the choosing of Queen of Hearts and King of Diamonds. The Delta Society adopted a little sis - ter in Germany by the name of Vera . They sent her packages and letters throughout the year. DEM OS THEN IAN FRONT ROW: Luther Gutz, Jim Schulz, Bob Sonnenfeld, Prof. Lanl-cenau, Curt Barby. SECOND ROW: john Stef- fens, Roger Arnholt, john Schernm, Steve McClintic, Glenn Bitter, Chris Roeder. THIRD ROW: Luther Fuller, Don Berg, Don Smidt, Gordon Von Stroh, Art Kopp, Jim Bickel, Chuch I-Iouska. FOURTH ROW: Ted Rumpf, Michael Thieroff, Wayne Clements, Art Kropp, jim Lady, Dean Von Stroh, Vernon Hoepner. An annual event of the Demosthenian So c i ety is the coronation of a society sweetheart. Ma rj o r i e Nordbrock was crowned Demosthenian Sweetheart fo r this year. Attention was again focused on roy- alty With the selection of Queen of Hearts and King of Diamonds at the Delta-Demon V a l e n t in e party. Crowned were jane Kruger and Curt Barby. A pizza feed was held in the spring. Officers Gerhardt Pralle . . . . President john Steffens . . . .Vice-President Charles Houska . . . . Secretary Wayne Clements ...... Treasurer james Bickel ...... Sgt. -at-arms Luther Fuller . . . Forensics Manager Jim SChu1Z . . . Intramural Manager SIGMA PHI M FRONT ROW: Lois Gottberg, Patsy Sanders, Jeanette Peterson, Jan Schroll, Sandra Geihsler, Myrna Stedman, Sherry Barkhau, Jan Verseman, BevGearheard, Phyllis Merten. SECOND ROW: Shirley Radke, Sue Knust, Gladys Unverfehrt, Wilma Whitworth, Ramona Lengner, Ruth Witte, Elaine Sienknecht, Joann Bomba, Barb Marjes, Ruth Simon, Martha Peters, Ellen Sinnema, Lou Kilgore. THIRD ROW: Heidi Zeuch, Marjorie Nordbrock, Mar- ian Michael, Joann Frese, Linda Siessennop, Pat Schroeder, Bonnie Kretzmarr, Ellen Goter. BACK ROW:Norine Hoyer, Grace Petzoldt, Carol Otto, Leatha Veatch, Marilyn Walkemeyer, Carol Ast, Donna Ahlbrand, Karen Eckart, Shirley Wegener, Mary Zander, Nancy Brauch, Eunice Schlegelmilch, Marlene Greene, Sandy George, Roberta Bultma nn. Officers First Semester Myrna Stedman . . . . President Mary Zander .... Vice-President Sandra Geihsler . . . . Secretary Patsy Sanders ...... Treasurer Roberta Bultmann . . . Sgt. -at-arms Norine Hoyer . . Forensics Manager Marlene Greene .......... Intramural Manager Second Semester Sandra Geihsler . . . . President Nancy Brauch .... Vice-President Jan Schroll ....... Secretary Jeanette Peterson . . . Treasurer Barb Narjes ..... Sgt. -at-arms Roberta Bultmann ......... Forensics Manager Shirley Wegener .......... Eunice Schlegelmilch ....... . Sandra George .Intramural Managers Miss Alma Nommensen . . . Sponsor A variety of activities made up the calendar of events for the Sigma Phi Mu society. A special project of the Sigmas was a Hong Kong mission which received a gift of money. The Sigmas spent an evening caroling to residents of the re st homes in Win- field. The annual Sigma Teaand Fashion show and the ice-cream social were held in spring. PHI BETA LAMBDA Q A A 2 FRONT ROW: Lois Bottberg, Laurel Teske, Doris Hofman, Barbara Sixta, Ruby Knoernschild, Verlene Bott, No- rine Hoyer, Beverly Gearheard. SECOND ROW: Judith McFarland, Vera Frederking, Lois Engelman, Rene Zito, Marilyn Walkemeyer, Leatha Veatch, Ruth Witte, Frances Schaefer, Marlene Greene, Chris Roeder. THIRD ROW: Dave Ritmnann, Marvin Oestmann, Mary Zander, Jeanette Peterson, Audrey Zarling, Ed Haack, AlGa11- meier. BACK ROW: Ira Anders, Robert Rynearson, Robert Schulz, John Stohlmann, James Schulz, Vernon Hoep- ner, Ken Stroupe, and Phil Bmnner. The membership of St. john's Phi Beta Lambda chapter is composed of students enrolled in business courses. This active group held regu- lar meetings featuring guest speakers . The role of the Christian in busi- ness was stressed. The group presented a talent show for the patients at the State hos- pital. A field trip Was taken to Wichita where Cessna Aircraft: Sears, Roebuck 81 Co. , and the 4th National Bank were toured. Officers for this group were james Schulz, presidentg Ken Stroupe, vice-presidentg Verlene Bott , secretaryg David Rittmann, treasurerg Ed Haack, sgt. -at-arms. Phi Beta Lambda sponsors were Dr. Kearney and Mr. Vomhof. MISSION S OCIE TT c l FRONT ROW:Norine Glines, Jean Gobrogge, Doris Hofman, Arlene Wiech- man, Judy Wendt, Jan Christopher, Sarah Horstman. SECOND ROW: Mary Michael, Barb Sixta, Carol Johnk, Cath Nightlinger, Marilyn Haerther, Joyce Ioerger, Dorothy Lambky. THIRD ROW: Rene Zito, Berniece Kirch, Judy Moerer, Vera Frederking, Jean Voelker, Frances Schaefer, Diane Strefling. BACK ROW: Marvin Shiever, Marvin Oestrnann, Arlene Uffman, Verlene Bott, Audrey Zarling, A1Ga1lmeier, Dave Bueltmann, Mr. Barlag. Personal interest in mis sion work is the pur- pose of the Mission so - ciety. Officers of this organization, sponsored by Mr. Barlag and Mr. Marg, were Ona Klema, pre s identg Marilyn I-Iaerther, vice-presi- dentg Carol Ihnen, sec - retaryg and Dennis Ahl, treasurer. The group W ent on various c anva s sing trips . Gifts were Wrapped at the annual Christmas party and sent to Bethesda Lutheran Home. An Easter pageant, portraying t h e passion of Christ, was given . AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS The group visited the organ at Southwestern College and also the one built by the Gibson Broth- ers. A trip was made to Lawrence to see the organ studio. The group was privileged to hear Mr. Jan Bender present a concert of organ music. The group is sponsored by Miss Alma Nommensen. FRONT ROW: Doris Hofman, Ramona Lengner, Dorothy Lambky, Janet Christopher, Marilyn Haerther, Doris Erler. SECOND ROW: Joyce Elz, Judy Wendt, Berniece Kirch, Sue Knust, Joyce Ioerger, Ruth Witte. BACK ROW: Marvin Oestmann, Myrna Schultz, Marvin Shiever, Arlene Uffman, John Stohlman. 65 A CA PPELLA FRONT ROW: Laurel Teske, Doris Hofman, Helen Miller, Nancy Bachler, Martha Peters, Charlotte MacMurry, Marilyn Haerther, Pat Rehfus. SECOND ROW: jan Fischer, Kathy Ziemer, Nancy Gibbs, Myrna Stedman, Ruth Witte, Marlene Greene, Lynne Burfiend, Evalee Pamatat. TI-HRD ROW: Marvin Shiever, Conrad Pera, Charles Houska, Charles Schmidt, Carl Petering, Bob Neubeck, Curt Barby. BACK ROW: Al Maleske, Roger Kruger, Roger Arnholt, Tom Mueller, Bob Rosenwinkel, Glenn Bitter, Jim Bach. The A Cappella Choir of St. john's College began its annual spring tour on March 10. During the tour the choir presented fourteen scheduled concerts in a four-state area. States in which the choir made appearances were Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana. The choir, under the di- rection of Professor Paul Foelber, numbered 65 voices. CHOIR TQ FRONT ROW: Myrna Schultz, Eunice Schlegelmilch, Wilma Schlodder, Sherry Barkhau, Ba rbara Barli, Carol Neel, Pauline Gellert, Ann Sieving. SECOND ROW: Carol Ihnen, Shirley Wegener, Natalia Orlow, julaine Wal- lace, Ruth Gruenhagen, Carol Lenling, Dorothy Lambky, Brenda Hoke. THIRD ROW: Bruce Walkmaster, Al Gal- lmeier, Dave Bueltmann, john Briggs, Marvin Oestmann, Bob Brenner, Jim Glendenning. BACK ROW: Don Berg, john Stohlmann, Bob Rynearson, Phil Brammer, Guy Deem, Bob Zetterman, Dave Dubbelde. BAND FRONT ROW: Esther Winckler, Dorothy Larnbky, Frances I-lannusch, Linda Koch. SECOND ROW: Roger Kruger, Barb Sixta, Lois Gottberg, Conrad Pera, Glenn Smith. THIRD ROW: jean Gobrogge, Joyce Ioerger, Bruce Walk- master, James Lady, john Werner. FOURTH ROW: Van Honeman, Carol Ihnen, Beverly Weber, Kathy Ziemer. BACK ROW: jan Fischer, director, Deljohnson, Dave Bueltmann. GERMAN BAND john Werner, Bruce Walkmaster, Dave Bueltmann, Roger Kruger. jOHNNIE STA FF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Davd Dolak, Jerry Wudtke, Dave Bueltmann. ADVERTISING STAFF: Bob Rynearson, Norine Glines. .MQ EDITORIAL STAFF: Myrna Schultz, Linda Siessennop, Cathy Nightlinger. Deadline! This word haunted the y e a r b o o k staff throughout the year. Planning page 1 a y o u t s , Writing copy, taking and printing pictures, and proofreading s e e m e d a never -ending task. The JOHNNIE St a ff W a s headed by Ellen Goter, editor 5 Dave Dolak, photographerg and B o h Rynearson, advertising manager. Mr . Wallace Behr- horst served as faculty sponsor. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Bob Ryneaxson. EDITOR: Ellen Goter. PHOTOGRAPHER: Dave Dolak. 69 ,H COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS Patsy Sanders, Sharon Stevens, Louis Martin, Donna Ahlbrand, Nancy Gibbs, Beverly Gearheard A CADEMT CHEERLEADERS M Judy Kuntz, Joyce Schirmer, Susan David, Sue Kuntz. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Coach Koch, Carrol Ohlde, john Schemm, Art Kopp, Don Smidt, James Lady, James Schulz Dean Von Stroh Robert Schulz, Wayne Clements, Dean Seyfert, Don Berg. SJC 98 73 92 56 48 83 69 61 70 70 87 60 57 47 67 58 56 ST. JOHN'S EAGLES SCCREBOARD Friends College 34 Central, McPherson 88 Friends College 64 Tonkawa, Oklahoma 47 Coffeyville 78 Iola 75 Hes ston 8 l Independence 73 Tonkawa 76 Chanute 74 Hesston 58 Parsons 77 Iola 77 Independence 49 Chanute 79 Parsons 90 Coffeyville 87 EAGLES IN ACTION ..-0 COLLEGE BA EBALL INTRAMURALS FRONT ROW: D. Seyfert, B. Schulz, J. Crane, D. Dolak. SECOND ROW: Coach Koch, C. Ohlde, j. Stoeckel, C. Pera, P. Schelzberg. THRID ROW: R. Arnholt, D. Berg, J. Lady, T. Mueller. kt! if JANET CHRISTOPHER SARAH I-IORSTMAN PATRICIA SANDERS A-..f,..,1 f-4 Mtv' Dean Kruger crowns Miss Janet Chris- topher Homecoming Queen of 1960. I-IOMECOMING ROYALTY: Attendant Patsy Sanders and escort Paul Helmerg Queen janet Christopher and es cort David Helrnerg attendant Sarah Horstman and escort Charles I-Iouska. COLLEGE IDEAL jOHNNIES IANICE FISCHER janet Christopher Janice Fischer Virginia Krause Vondell Roth Myrna Stedman Mary Zander Christian Character Personality Lea de rship Scholastic Achievement Friendline ss Sportsmanship Extra - curricular Ac tivitie s Phil Brammer jeff Crane Al Gallmeier Lawrence Myers Carl Petering Robert Schulz ROBERT SCHULZ A CADEMT IDEAL LYOHNNIES Kathryn Buller Susan David Sandra Korntheuer Karen Thiele Sharon Thiele Joyce Schirmer Christian Character Personality Leadership Scholastic Achievement Friendliness Sportsmanship Extra-curricular Activities DAVID KIRCI-H-IOFF David Albrecht David Kirchhoff Arthur Kringel John Pope Stephen Ratz Edward Schroeder SUSAN DAVID EDUTUQ 'HQ CQNIDUQQQ Marvin Tschatschula crowns Miss Susan David Queen of Courts. : 'il I S U S A N D A V I D M XM , , , , . 1 Q 1 ' ' ,K ,A . Q Q KK ' . ..: K- A ' KY A Vxyfktvhk ,.,' gi izafpf U if . f - ' S .6 f A -ra- r .. ij K V. KLVVIL ld a -if ,Aff?sM 't ' S . . , s QUEEN OF COURTS ROYALTY: Attendant Joyce Schirmer and escort john Wernerg Queen Susan David and escort john Popeg attendant Kathy Bul- ler and escort Ed Schroeder. The distribution of t e a c h i n g assignments . . . moments of high excitement for all and moments of regret for many. Excitement, that the Church received dedicated teachersg regret, because this year's class was the last of the two-year grads . This program sent more than 500 wom- en t e a c h e r s into the parish schools of Synod. 81 During 1960-61 the faculty was busy doing many things besides teaching. .like breaking ground for new buildings, preaching, making speeches, celebrating anniversaries, and growing beards for the Kansas centennial. K ,Q f fa!! f fig? ' T 1,-ng? .',,' f ws wx.. The Board of Control opens bids for the new library. A small part of the more than 850 campus visi- tors for St. john's College Day in April. Rev. Carl Streufert, from 875 , conducts a President Beisel installs the new student of- special W orkshop on youth Work for parish ficers for the Academy and college student worke rs . counc ils . 83 Alls quiet on the western front. I still don't get it. 84360, OOO! ! ! Really? Look, Ma. I'm ambidextrous. 5 E Which phase of higher education does this involve? Anyone for politics? like Republican? 84 For what good cause, Bill, The best of the freshman class such suffering ? The Hucksters. Ah! Such grace. , XR ' w . .1 ,N on A fig, ww .. .N PresidentR. C. Beisel turns over a piece of sod at the ground breaking ceremony for the new library. Demosthenian S W e e t h e a r t Marjorie Nordbrock and escort Gerhardt Pralle. Aa 'll , s 9 2 I fl f 'Q ,. if it VX E if ff . w A, A z Is this right, Mr. johnson? Stick 'em up! Really? A scene from the Easter pageant. HOME COMING DISPLA T S ' E' 'few 54, ,, , 5-p W 'RQQ-M, V ,Q .wiv L 'e I W-A f -sz 'P ., J' Ill Ihr First prize Winner in the Kansas Centennial parade. ass- vang ,ff A Isn't she pretty? wr? 'P 5 we if we if L is Intere sting ? Bob Pizza Chefs f iiamw' U What's so funny, girls? 88 Oh yes, we do study, too. Happy Birthday to you! Strike ! What ha ppene d Home stretch Some of the dates for 'Cat' date night, Cheer about that? C. R. Anthony Co. Clothes For Every Occasion 906 Main Street Air-Conditioning Telephones Television Phone 2255 Peovy Motel The Finest Little S Carry-out in Town OH U- S- 77 South T Phone 577 A . T 133 East 7th St, The staff of the 1961 1617 Main Street JOI-INNIE Yearbook Wishes to thank 0 . . . N all Who have cooperated or assisted in this pro- duction. We extend a special note of thanks to those who sup- ported our Yearbook with their advertisements. rroo ' :-' it ' 7 .,:. - ..v.,. 1 Gilberfs Coffee Shop Open 7 days a Week from 6 A. M. to 12 Midnight 809 Main Street Phone 2787 Air Conditioning Television Wilson Motel 1 Mile South on U.S. 77 Phone 2264 For Moderate Rates Hunf's Jewelry Diamonds - Watches - Gifts 117 East 9th Street Phone 80 Unique Cleaners Excellent Dry Cleaning 213 East 9th Street Phone 363 718 Main Street Kay 8. Kow Furniture Co. Phone 1003 R R D 's E X A D L R L U G S P h o n e 4 6 1 Pierce's Book Store All Makes Typewriters See Sales and Service The Latest Styles For Men of all ages 810 Main Street Phone 140 Dungey and Son Firestone Home and Auto Supplies 709-713 Main Street Phone 244 or 245 At Garrett - Dailey Mens Wear 819 Main Street Phone 945 dim E AIbertson's Market Tops In Groceries 320 East 9th Street Phone 501 Everly Lumber Co. -Hardware - - Building Specialties - 201 West 9th Street Phone 132 Davis Floral Flowers For All Occasions 1409 Main Street Phone 1133 Higginboffom Insurance Agency All Forms of Insurance 209 lst National Bank Building GOGD LUCK GRADUATING CLAS : Enjoy that REFRESHING NEW FEELING you get from Coke! BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF T THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO QM xi E Calvert's Winfie1d's Finest Department Store 808 Main Street Phone 230 Phone 2786 Best Wishes Graduates For Fast Service L. W. Coad Candy Co. . RlIey's Carryoui 366 East 9th Street Phone 649 1411 Main Street . F C t d S k Carpenter's Studio Ora U an mo e Photographs Tinted Enlargements . Ffames Clgar Store Palace Barber Shop 81 105 East 9th Street 315 East 16th Street Phone 709 Sonner Motel Year Around Air Conditioning - Television 1812 Main Street on Highway 77 Phone 2702 O , O Wright s Soffwaier Servlce Manny Hardware fcuuigam Hardware and Sporting Goods Home Owned and Rentals 907 Main Street 719 Main Street phone 296 Phone 270 Winfield, Kansas Established 1902 Our established reputation for fair dealings assures you of lasting satis faction in purchasing here. .L I Il? .92 0 o JIWILIRA D Pf0NlfRlSf i -at Pettit Cleaners and Dryers Free Pick-up and Delivery 114 East 8th Street Phone 1000 Drennan Motor Co. Cadillac and Pontiac Sales and Service 600 Main Street The Prescription Store Snyder's Pharmacy 109 East 9th Street Phone 60 Phone 40 Congratulations First Federal Johnnies Savings and Loan Assn. 110 East 9th Street Phone 13 Thompson Lumber Co 121 West 8th Street CoIIier's Lanes Open Bowling on Saturday and Sunday Highway 160 East Phone 548 For Comfortable Living It Always Cafe Furniture Co. Pays 801 Main Street To Shop At J. C. Penney, Co., Inc. Ar Best , Oklahoma Wlshes Tire and Supply Graduates 123 East 9th Street For A11 Your Needs We Have Shoes That Fit Marsh's Shoe Store 901 Main Street McGiII's Cafe A Neat Spot To Eat 616 Main Street Phone 2790 Cunningham Music Co. Sheet Music - Instruments Records in Stereo and High Fidelity 113 East 9th Street Phone 8 Why Accept Less Select The Best Complete Selection For The Entire Family ' In Shoes Clothing Home Furnishings And Accessories At 222 East 9th Street Lagoncla Hotel Fire Proof Phone 129 For The Best In Appliances Winfield Electric J M McDonald Co 121 East 9th Street Phone 71 or 141 APuILQww:wBwA!w The First National Bank Of winfield M b F deral Deposit Insurance C p ' w - ,V by For A Lower Total Food Bill And More Stamps Congratulations johnnies Winfield Dail Courier 916 Main Street Y For The Best In Silver 201 East 9th Street Watches Jewelry Phone 121 Diamonds Knapp Jewelry Phone 934 916 Main Street Winfield Laundry and Dry Cleaners We Clean With Care The Clothes You Wear 112 East 7th Street Phone 62 Air Conditioning Telephones Pl'101'1e 2291 Artists With Flowers Town House Motel Winfield Floral Co. 601 West 9th Street 204 West 9th Street Phone 1365 Tub gl Showers Television For Over 66 Years We Have Enjoyed The Fine Patronage Of Students and Faculty. Parker Bros. Tailors Mens Wear 817 Main Street Phone 202 Bob Inn Cafe Where A11 Good johnnies Go 923 Main Street R. Hudson 8. Son Watchmakers - jewelers Optometrists 915 Main Street Deal Lumber 8. Hardware Co., Inc Readymix Concrete 314 West 8th Street Phone 2626 Shoe Mart Always First With The Newest 920 Main Street Phone 824 Store With The Black Glass Front Grave's Self-Service Drug Winfie1d's Film Headquarters 905 Main Street Phone 5 Smyer Travel Service Authorized Travel Agent Reservation and Tickets On Steamships and Airlines Anyplace in the World Smyer Aircraft Packaged Or Company' Individual Tours Inc. No Service Charge '1 lnnlllz r- ' 'W T A .a i ia n - l ig P Cessna Sales ancl Service Custom Air Service - Flight Training Transportation That's Ready When You Are Strother Field Phone 2311 sf , s xW: X Q 3 sf Na WANT T0 LIAR!! HOW T0 FLYY It's easlesl In a Cessna! Q, I Frying in most of our Cessna models is a lot like driving. You just drive up into the sky, drive back down again. It's easy. And low-cost, too. Strother Field Phone 23 1 1 Remember CONCORDIA stands ready to assist you with your specialized book needs. If our stock of over 8,000 books cannot supply you, we can secure your title from one of the many U. S. or foreign publishers with whom we are in Constant contact. Remember also that CON- CORDIA houses one of the largest collections of religious music in the country Qover 5,000 select compositionsj as well as over 900 quality religious films and filmstrips. St. Louis 18, Missouri Serving the church, school, Und home for over 92 years We shall look forward to helping you with your book, music, and audio-visual needs -- now and in the years ahead. Cnnnnrdia Publishing Hnusu ,v 1- I.. 1 fit, 3 na- it 1 - ll' -- I , XSS X? 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