Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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Y-.- ... .- I , 1 - I THE 1959 BLUE JAY 3.73--F9591959' RF BLUE JAY, 1959, 1961 Nl MCPL 3 OOOO 00157673 9 WESTNINSHR FOENDED 1851 V Jun Dan Acuii Buslness 15553 Edxtot Asslstant Edltgfr WWWUIHHIWHHHHIWINIHHN1IW!IHI1IWIHHHI DEDICATION Few factors have so directly and mdirectly contributed to the life of Westminster College as has the fraternity system The social, cultural, and athletic endeavors of Westminster have been constructed largely on the framework of the seven nationally famous fraternities and the one out standing local fraternity represented and situated on this campus The list of fraternities represented here would compare favorably to any list of the top such organizations in the nation Wllh regard both to social rep utatxon and academic achievement These umque organizations foster those concrete and general characteristics in individuals which constitute what we in this country believe to produce good citizens of America and of the world, namely respect for others, honest friendship, individual dig nity, integrity, and lntellectual, physical, and spiritual realization To say that at times there may exist in fraternity life certam excesses, transgres sions and evils, IS no more than to say that these things are found ln the human makeup and will exist until man has breathed his last The pomt worth considering is that shortcomings exist in fraternities ln spite of, rather than because of their ideals, standards, and values Fraternities pro vide for the orderly and democratic congregation of individuals who freely choose to associate with each other in a spirit of mutual respect and good W1 The 1959 Blue Jay IS proud to dedicate this publication .to the eight fraternities which add so substantially to the greatness of Westminster 2 PREFACE It is my hope and the hope of the Blue Jay Staff that this 1958-59 Blue Jay will become an adequate record of this great year at Westminster. A yearbook can he considered as a mirror of the school it represents. I only hope that the image I have produced is a clear one and successfully portrays Westminster College. Many things were left out due to space limitations but nevertheless I feel sure that the subjects and pictures herein are of a sufficiently wide-spread nature so as to adequately and purposefully fulfill the requirements of the Blue Jay. Many thanks are due to my faithful staff, Mr. Applehaugh for his pic- tures, Mr. Hook of Myers Yearbook Company, Mr. Jack Marshall, faculty advisor, ,Iohn Cromwell, Dick Metz, and especially to Business Manager and Assistant Editor Jim Lacy. The hook would not he possible without such competent help. I I If in some future year a member of the class of '59 runs across this Blue Jay and it reminds him of his college days and some of its lighter moments, then this book, to me, will be a success. TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE FACULTY ...... . . . 5 STUDENT BODY. . . . . . 13 CAMPUS ....... . . . 45 FRATERNITIES . . . . . . 49 FEATURES ..... . . . 69 ATHLETICS . . . . . . 79 R.0.T.C. . . . . . . 89 ACTIVITIES .... . . . 97 ADVERTISING . . . . . .115 3 x , ,,.-.,m, .,,. ,,,......n,-. , ,, I ' Davldeo Robevl xhf' L0 r - 1 .- X911 vm . a 11 D ' . neg? l,l'Z:ll'l- L. C. Dahl ll:-an of the Collegi- llr. IQ Brooke- Sloz-as Assistant D1-am -,..-. , ..,...., K ,is A g YAY- FACULTY E Chet S L fre e-:W 5 as f - s 14: , ..,. iff, ,MV ,, hi 1 ,ai T' .Q few M . Qi. ff. I 5 J 'W , 6, no ,sf F Q,.n,i , ,Je z 1, ' C-' : - 'fig f' i f 5 Z A-1'-:-fe: ,dQ B ras L i 5, ,ji i J 5 N ,yr ,fy ff uf af wif M 1 A .r N 1 r Mrs. Helen Alexander B.A. Instr. in Russian Chester Alexander A.B., Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Rev. Beverly A. Asbury C. R. Barrow A.B., B.D. B.A., M.A. . Asst. Prof. of Bible Sz Chaplain Asst. Prof. of Mathematics '.'- as igfiizf Lt. Col. Eldon Andersen Asst. Prof. of Military Science and Tactics John T. Barry, Jr. B.A., M.A. Instr. in Political Science ,U iw. 1' K 1 wt v ,' - '49-no , . 1' ,f A A 41 I yy , 'GP' W' 6 f f ZW, M , 4 ,M 4 if vt 2' x Z Jenaro Artiles Ph.D. Professor of Spanish Karl Berninger Admissions Counselor iti-L Dr. Adli Bishay William W. Bleifuss John V. Bosch John M. Cave B.S., Ph.D. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. B.S., Ed.M., Ed.D. A.B., LLB. Visit, Assoc. Prof. of Chemistry Professor of English Prof. of Business Administration Instr. in Business Law 81 Asst. Business Manager. 6 Peng Chang B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Asst. Prof. of Economics G. M. Fess Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D. Visit. Prof. of French 81 English v Cameron D. Day Richard K. Ellis Lloyd M. Elrod B.A., M.A., Ph.D. B.A., Ph.D. A.B., M.S. Professor of Biology Professor of Economics Asst. Prof. of Biology Mrs. Anka Fess Harold Flynn Gale L. Fuller B.A. B.S. B.A., M.A. Visit. Instr. in Romance Instr. Physical Education Assoc. Prof. Psychology 81 Languages Education -f.' A f ik' ' -.ft 2 ...Q V, ....o,s1., is ' fry .. John A. Gates lVlSgt. Victor George Donald B. Gordon Robert G. Hoerher B. A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. Instr. in Military Science 81 B.A., M.A. . B.A., M.A., Ph.D. I Prof. of Philosophy S1 Bible Tactics Professor of French 8: Reglstrar Professor of Classslcs 7 it C f r 5Zf3fY'J::i?:?5?r David Horton M Sgt. Domer J..Huffman Joe B. I-Iunlphreys. R1iBStKglAMb .IEIBHBS B A M.A. Ph,D, Instr. in Military Science 81 Tac- Asst. to President 81 Dir. ,of De- B. ., . ., . : Pioll of Phlitical Science tics V0l0PmCI1l Assoc. Prof of History Raymond E. Kqnehl Clarence C. Keel E. F. Kimbrell Homer T. Larsen B.S. Dir. of Admissions 81 Freshman B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Assoc. Prof. of Physical Educa- Advisor Prof. of Physical Education Prof. of Econ. 81 Business Admin. tion 81 Dir. Student Serv. G. W. Lawrence Mrs. Kay Lawrence Norman L. Levin John E. Marshall Director of ROTC Band Director of Glee Club B.S., M-S-, Ph.D. Alumni Secretary 81 Dir. of Pub Asst. Prof. of Biology licity .-..,,..,...........,,-.. . ..,:-4.......1L.,4:4':-..,.,. .,. ..,....-., , F., rf P ' wi r .. M ' ,25 3 Rx ..-g..4rf M is 1 , , , A, y Mx 'S William C. Martin Lorne K. McAdam Robert W. McCreight B.A., M.A. .Q B.A., B.Ed., Ed.D. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Asst. Prof. of Sociology Professor of Psychology 8: Professor of Chemistry Education l.,,..,....j,..,,,5,., , .,,,.i ,. , , 1. 1 t Q ' 'farnlw ? yyyr S. Vy1,' it yyer A xx' I Paul G. Morrison Henry C. Niles Frank Ollivier B.A., M.A., Ph.D. B.A., BD., S.T.M., Ph.D. B.S., M.S. Librarian fRank of Professorl Assoc. Prof. of Bible 81 Religion Assoc. Prof. of Chemistry Capt. Bobbie W. Mitchum Asst. Prof. of Military Science 8 Tactics William E. Parrish B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Asst. Prof. of History mu. Mrs. K. A. Pedersen B. Randolph Pitts MSgt. Ralph A. Prather John W. Randolph School Nu,-Se B,S,, M,S, Instr. of Military Science 8 B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Counselor to Students Tactics Professor of English 9 -- .. . -- V V , V 1.-.ms-1...-...-......:..., .... ., ........ ig i Y, H , ,,,, ,, ., .-....,.., 4 -- I jg ' 1 KA ,, W, . W V-i:,,,,.,.,g,...,:...,.,...:-..,,---:fa---f-f-- - f ' ' '- - . Y 1 fa. ' zzz... .....fQ..,,.-....-....?f--- r - , - . , A - . . 1 , 'A l I Mrs. Esther Randolph H. R. Schuessler SFC Oden J. Scott Rev. William R. Sengel B'A M A Business Manager lnstr. in Military Science 8: BS., BD., S.T.M- IIISJ in.Ehglish Tactics Asst. Prof. of Bible sf Religion of -s 3 .1 Felix E. Sharton William B. Steerman Esteban Vargas-Vales Lt. Col. Wallace C. 'B.A., B.S., M.L., M.M., Ph.D. Admissions Counselor B.A., M.A. Wardner Prof. of Germanic Languages 81 Prof. of Romance Languages prof. 0fMi1itary Science gl Literature ' Tactics , w ! 1 J r If ,N 4 i 1 1 1 A fj if 1,2 ra Ii . ' , Leon C. Wilkerson Roger Winters C. C. Wylie r B.A., M.A., Ph.D. I B.A., M.s. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 35 Assoc. Prof. of English 81 Professor of Physics Visit. Prof. of Mathematics Philosophy Ii I5 10 L5 Dean Sloss and Mrs. MacMillin in the foyer to the new faculty offices in Re-Union Hall. These offices provided a good deal of new space for the growing Westminster. Y Yffcl J 2 X ,, Charles F. fD0gD Lamkin Marshal Alumni Secretary Emeritus +0 gr - , - - ' - W b , M . H lmes, Mrs. George Row Two: Mrs. Helwig, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Shay gill fill?-eeIXllIiirE0MI4Eli?rcIyll5IBrs. Qals, Dt!-lacMillin, Mrs. Wren. Row Four: Mrs. Hanan., Mrs. Stapleton Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Trotter, Mrs. BishuY- l l 4' W V VL. , 4 , - -buh-L-A -.V-:A-v .MM-,,-,,.-...-,.....-..- ..:....-.... .. X , f, nfwg,-'TM ff--1 -'Tit'- 7'3'T l'y?-Zi iii f1,'7 77 'H! ' -1 , -.---.-rar-.. ..-...1rrc..,.f,..,,..-.-s-uf-is---61? f f b -4' 2' -fi'-L -- M V 'Q U ir K ,...., L..1....4...-..,,., , -1 , J 1 N si A- , -. 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John W. Aitkin Tulsa, Okla. Beta Theta Pi f Varsity Baseball lg Gamma Alpha 1',2,3,4g W Club. Pierre R. Baptiste University City Phi Delta Theta Frat. Sec. 2, Spec. Affairs 3,45 Young Dem. 2,3,4g Columns 3,4-g Pi Delta Epsilon 4g Pol. Sci. Club 3,4g Blue Jay 4. John W. Barber Pittsfield, Ill. Phi Delta Theta I Frat. Warden 4, Alum. Sec. 3g Intramurals 2,3,4-9 Washington Semester 39 Honor Roll 2,3,4g Honor List 2, Young Reb. 25 ROTC Band 2. Ray D. Berringer A Tulsa, Okla. Phi Gamma Delta West. Fellowship 1,2g Student Council 2g Scabbard 8 Blade 3,4-g West. Historical Soc. 1,24 Class Officer 33 Young Dem. 1: Columns 1,2. James D. Boggs St. Charles Phi Gamma Delta Frat. Rec. Sec. 3, Pledge Trainer 3g Columns 1,23 ROTC Rifle Team 2,33 ROTC Color Guard 25 Hist. Club 25 West. Dames Award 25 Scabbard 81 Blade 3,4-g Phi Rho Epsilon 3. Robert B. Bradford Branson Sigma Chi Frat. Corr. Sec. 3, Hist. 23 West. Fellowship 2,33 History Club 2,3,4g Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3,4, V-Pres. 2,33 Chemistry Club l,2,3,43 Rifle Team l,2,3,43 Men of Song l,2,3g Skulls of Seven 3,4. Robert L. Brand St. Louis Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sociology Club 132, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Rep. Club 1,2,3,43 Intra- murals 1,2,3. William V. D. Brell Kirkwood Delta Tau Delta Frat. Treas. 43 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,42 Omicron Delta Kappa 4g Scabbard 8: Blade 3,43 Men of Song 2,3,4, Octette, 4g HW Club 1,2,3,43 .labberwocky 3,43 Rifle Team l,2,3,43 Varsity Baseball l,2,3,43 Outstanding Soph. Cadet 2. Joe Bob Brown Amarillo, Sfexas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frat. V-Pres., Sec.3 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Who's Whog Stu- dent Council 2,33 Glee Club 1,23 Chi Alpha 33 Skulls of Seven 43 Flying Club 33 W Club 1,2,3,4, V-Pres 4g Golf Team 1,2,3,4, Capt. 43 Student Chapel Comm. 23 Student Ac- tivities Comm. 4. George V. Carey Park Ridge, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon West. Historical Soc. 1,2, Pres. 1,25 Sociology Club 2,33 Intra- murals 1,2,3,43 Christian Fellowship 3g Frat. Upper Council 4. Philip J. Carter Tulsa, Okla. Phi Delta Theta Men of Song 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4g Music Club 1,2,3g History Club 13 Young Rep. l,2. Peter A. ClflilKlB Tulsa, Okla. ' Delta Tau Delta Frat. Treas. 33 Chemistry Club 1,23 Psychology Club 43 Math Club 2,3. K Richard C. Chinnery Kansas City Beta Theta Pi Frat. Treas. 3.4, Parliamentarian 43 Historical Socg Music Clubg Flying Club Traffic Mgr. 3, V-Pres. 33 Chapel Comm. 33 Intramurals l,2,3,4. -. .....-.. 3... -..........., -...n........14.a. .. .,..,,,.,,, ,, . 3, Wagga Fred E Cory Qu1ncy Ill Delta Tau Delta Young Rep 12 Music Club 12 Phi Rho Epsilon 34 Scab bard 81 Blade 34 Distinguished Military Student 34 Glee Club 234 Men of Song 234 Westmmstrals 234 Jabber wocky 3 Varsity Track 3 Intramurals 1,234 L Nelson Dahl Fulton Beta Theta P1 Track 1,2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 W Club Honor Roll 2 Honor List 2 3 West Fellowshlp 12 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Paul ,I Davis Park Ridge Ill Kappa Alpha Frat Pres 4 IFC Pres 4 Senior Class VPres Phi R o Epsilon Sec Treas 34 Omicron Delta Kappa 34 Zeta Tau Delta 4 Student Council 34 Blue .lay Staff 2 Honor Roll 1234 Whos Who 4 Chicago Trlbune Medal 12 Intra murals Rlchard O Davis, Jr Fulton Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Phi Omega 1 23 4 History Club 1 Scabbard 81 Blade 4- G Thomas Deweln Freeburg, Ill. Kappa Alpha I Frat. V-Pres. 2,35 History Club 15 Sociology Club 3,45 Concert and Lectures Comm. 3' IFC 2,35 Student Council 2,35 Young Rep. 15 Intramurals 1,2,3. Ronald J Donaldson Anaheim Calif. Phi Gamma Delta Phi Rho Epsilon 3,4-' Scabbard 81 Blade 3,4, lst Lt. 45 Bat- talion Commander 4' D.M.S. 4' West. Fellowship 1,2,35 His- tory Club 1,2,35 Young Rep. 1,2,3,45 Columns l,2,35 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Sec.-Treas. Soph. Classg Frat. Hist. 3. Charles J. Edwards Bala Cynwyd, Penn. Delta Tau Delta Frat. Sec., Sgt. at,Arms5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Varsity Track l,2,3,4, Capt. 35 W Club, Pres. 45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Music Club 35 Young Rep. 1,25 Student Council 2,4, Sgt. at Arms 4. David L. Edwards - Tulsa, Okla. Phi Delta Theta Frat. Warden 35 Skulls of Seven 3,45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Omicron Delta Kappa 45 Bus. Mgr. Year- book 35 Honor Roll 2,3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4: Lab Asst. Com- parative Anatomy 3,4. ----1---W--. --....,,-,...g.,.....-, .,,-.15-A-rm K.-,H W - A 5 -A 1 ,1 6 I' 0 - u ll 3. 4. ert HS all- 15' TB.- rack usic as 4. Phi K' ear- - ,Om- N. W'illiam Emerson Hillsboro Phi Gamma Delta Frat. Pres. 3,4, Sec. 25 Young Rep. Pres. 2,3,4, Sec. 15 College Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Editor Columns 35 Pi Delta Epsilon 2,3,45 Pol. Sci. Club 3,45 West Dames Award 35 Skulls of Seven 4. Delbert L. England Cen-tralia Kappa Alpha Men of Song 15 Flying Club 35 Bn. Staff 45 Scabbard 81 Blade 3,45 D.M.S. 4. Charles A. Geiger Tulsa, Okla. Sigma Chi Frat. Treas. 1,25 Corr. Sec. 45 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,45 Chem- istry Club 1,2,3,45 Flying Club 23,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Honor List 1. A. Rudolph Green Alton, Ill. Student Council 25 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Honor List 2,45 Chemistry Club 1,25 Music Club 15 Columns Staff 15 Gamma Alpha 35 Young Rep. 2,3,4. Gordon S. Grout Wheaton, Ill. Highlanders , Frat. Hist. 1, Treas. 4, House Council 3,4, Third Degree 4, Sgt. A Arms 35 Student Counoil, 25 Gamma Alpha 45 Young Rep. l,2,3,45 Rifle Team 1,2. Jack P. Gunter, Jr. Muldrow, Okla. Beta Theta Pi Frat. V-Pres. 45 Honor Roll 1,25 Honorb List 1,25 Student Council 3,45 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Alpha Phi Omega 2,35 College Fellowship 1,2,35 Omicron Delta Kappa 3,44 PICS- W Club 35 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4, Capt. 2,3,4, Conf. Singles Champ. 2,3, Conf. Doubles Champ. 1,2,3. Hugh G. Harris Springfield Phi Gamma Delta Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Scabbard 81 Blade 3,45 D.M.S.5 Chem- istry Club5 West. Historical Soc. 2,35 Glee Club5 Flying Club! Honor List 1,2,35 Alpha Phi Omega. Michael J. Haugh Tulsa, Okla. Phi Delta Theta Frat. Pledgemaster 3, Sec. 2, Chotister 3,45 Student Body Pres. 3,45 Junior Class Pres.5 Freshman Class V-Pres.5 Glee Club li Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,35 Young Dem. 1,25 Music Club 1,25 Who's Who Selection Comm. 35 Blue JHY Staff 3? VHYSHY Letter-Track 25 W Club5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Omicron Delta Kappa 45 Who's Who 4. . 32 33 ,-x ,Q - .-rf .1 - - A-2 J'La.?1f ' 'ef Z 311:57-QM 2 , ' ' Q 1 f 1-. th ,a1...X . , .ww it ' 1 - , ? aa. i W Sas, 5 . E, was-fi , .H '..z . .ag-,Q Qaida 5:2 5. nf, .,. .--I . W . .f . 4 -. ,,,,,,,.s-..-...,..,-..- -f--fm 1- - ' .ie.-,.........-.-,.-..f....s....-......,.,................f.. . , ,Y 7,-w - , 7 tl.:jN'54e p K K'-an-f .- 18 Roy L. Herren Oak Park, Ill. Phi Gamma Delta Glee Club5 History Club 1,25 West. Fellowship 1,2,3,49 Jabber- wocky 1,253,45 Scabbard 81 Blade 3,45 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3. William J. Hoffar Mission, Kaus. Beta Theta Pi Varsity'Tennis 1,2,3,4, Conference Doubles Champion 35 Intra- murals 15 Student Chapel Committee 45 History Club 3. Rodes S. Hood Bowling Green Phi Gamma Delta Frat. Treas. 25 Intramurals 1,2545 Honor List 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,25 Alpha Phi Omega 1,253,45 Pres. 2,35 Washington Semester 35 Zeta Tau Delta 45 Omicron Delta Kappa 45 D.M.S. 45 Scabbard 81 Blade 3. Robert S.'Hunt Cape Girardeau Beta Theta Pi Frat. Pres. 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 15 IFC 2,3,45 Columns Staff 15 West. Hist. Soc. 25 Concerts and Lec- tures Committee 25 Fresh. Chem. Award 15 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2535 Chicago Tribune Gold Medal 1,25 Stu- dent Counc. 3,45 Skulls of Seven 45 Omicron Delta Kappa 3545 Pres. 45 'Zeta Tau Delta 45 Who's Who 4. Wray C. Johanning St. Louis Beta Theta Pi Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chi Alpha 1,2,3,45 College Christian Fel- lowship 1,2,3,45 Flying Blue .lays 2,3545 Young Rep. 1,2535 History Club 152. J. Robert Keightley St. Louis Highlanders Frat. Freshman Advocate 2, Pres.'35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Sec'y Treas. of Student Body 45 Pershing Rifles5 Gamma Alpha 2,3545 Young Rep. 2,3,45 College Christian Fellowship 2,3545 IFC 35 Student Council 354. J. Ted Kennish Mission, Kans. Phi Gamma Delta Columns Staff 2,3545 Alpha Phi Omega 253,45 Pi Delta Epsilon 45'Westminster Historical Society 1,25 Pol. Sci. Club'3,4, Pres. 45 Young Dem. 253,45 V-Pres. 35 Concert and Lectures Comm. 35 College Christian Fellowship 1,2. Monte W. Klein University City Highlanders Frat. V-Pres. 35 Honor List 15 Flying Blue Jays 3545 Art Club 45 Columns 3,45 Authors Anonymous 3,45 Intramural Sports. William E. Knehans Owensville Kappa Alpha Frat. Pres. 2,35 V-Pres. Freshman Class5 Student Council 2,3,45 IFC 2,35 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Omicron Delta Kappa 3,45 Men of Song 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Skulls of Seven 2,3,4-5 Grand Marshall 3,45 Young Rep. 1. Edward K. K. Lai Hong Kong Highlanders Chemistry Club 1,2,3,45 Math Club 3,45 Intramurals. Kristen M. Lawson F anner -City, Ill. Pres. of Independents5 Columns 15 Psych. Club 3,45 Student Council 2,4. William R. LeFevre Carl Junction Sigma Alpha Epsilon Glee Club 1,2,45 Varsity Basketball 15 History Club 1,2, Pres. 25 Young Rep. 1,25 I.R.C. 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,4. Silvio Lombardi Kirkwood Delta Tau Delta Robert D. Lynes Des Plaines, Ill. Kappa Alpha Men of Song l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chi Alpha 1,2,3,45 History Club 1,25 Sociology Club 1,25 Psych. Club 3. J. Thomas Mackey Clarksville . Phi Gamma Delta Frat. Sgt. at Arms 45 College Christian Fellowship 2,35 Young Dem. 2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3,45 Canterbury Club 3,4, Pres. 4? Pol. Sci. Club 3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 VV Club. Robert M. MacMillin Winnetka, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frat. Chronicler, Upper Councilg West. Hist. Soc, 1,25 Sociol- ogy Club 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Young Rep. 152,35 Columns Staff l,2,3, Bus. Mgr. 4. . .. -,... ,.,.,,.. ......--..,.--....-.............. ....-.......... ...- -gg-.-.L4...Q. --.:.......,.- lf Ain!-' C 5 ,M I , ., 'F ...au-ar -.J M11 ff-an slut 'NY' nn., ... - ...........:,. ..-..,..... .... James D. Marcum Overland Park, Kans. Phi Delta Theta Political Science Club 3,4-g Sociology Club 15 HiSf0l'Y Club 1,25 Young Rep. 1,2,3,4. George Mauze Clayton Sigma Alpha Epsilon Scabbard 81 Blade 45 History Club 2,3,4. J. Layton Mauze Clayton Phi Gamma Delta Chi Alpha 1,2,3,45 Young Dem. 1,2,3,4. Overton H. McCullough Harris Beta Theta Pi Flying Blue Jays 3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Scabbard 81 Blade 45 Distinguished Military Student 45 Wrestling 4. Lorenzo D. McKne1ly Jefferson City Phi Gamma Delta Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 1,25 Young Dem. 2,35 Alpha Phi Omega 1. Thomas D. McMurray Ballwin Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frat. Sec'y 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Honor List 15 Honor Roll 35 Columns 3,4, News Editor. 3, Editor 45 Who's Who 4g Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 45 Pi Delta Epsilon 45 Scabbard 8: Blade 3,45 Bn. Staff 45 Distinguished Military Student 45 Who's Who Selection Committee 35 Glee Club 1,25 IFC 45 Student Council 3,4, Sgt. at Arms 35 Biol. Lab. Asst. 25 College Christian Fel- lowship 3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Richard W. Metz St. Louis Phi Delta Theta Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4, Pres. 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Young Rep. 1,2,3,45 Political Science Clubg Blue jay 3,45 Columns 3,45 Honor List 35 Student Chapel Committee 2,3. Jerry N. Middleton St. Louis Sigma Alpha Epsilon Q I , Frat. Treas. 35 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 West- minster Historical Society 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Sgt. at Arms Sophomore Class. Dale L. Mullen Adair, Ill. Kappa Alpha Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Young Dem. 1,25 History Club 15 Rifle Team 1,25 Glee Club 15 Frat. Treas. 4. Lewis S. Newmark Chester, Ill. Highlanders Frat. Pres. 4, Sec. 25 Student Council 2,45 IFC 45 Intramuralsg Music Club 2. Richard A. Oshourn Fulton Honor Roll 1,25 Honor List 2,35 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,4, Pres. 45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 Who's Who 45 Skulls of Seven 3,4. Donald C. Otto House Springs Delta Tau Delta Frat. V-Pres. 2, Treas. 2,35 Vet. of Foreign Wars Medal 15 PMS 81 T Award 25 Superior Cadet Award 35 DMS 3,45 Bn. Exec. 45 Scabbard 81 Blade 3,45 Omicron Delta Kappa 3,45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 Phi Alpha Theta 45 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3, Capt. 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, V-Pres. 35 W Club 1,2,3,4, V-Pres. 35 Who's Who 45 Pol. Sci. Club 2,3,45 History Club 2,3,45 Young Dem. 2,3,45 Iabberwocky 2,3,4. Robert M. Owens Gerald Kappa Alpha Frat. Sec. 3,45 Young Rep. 1,25 W Club 1,2,3,45 History Club 25 Sociology Club 2,35 Intramural 1,2,3,4. John M. Panettiere Kansas City, Kans. Phi Delta Theta Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Varsity Golf 1,2,35 W Clubg Young Dem. 1,2,3,45 Sociology Club 2,3. W. Richard Perry Crystal City Highlanders Frat. Pres. 3, Sec. 25 V-Pres. Student Body5 Pres. Senior Class5 Sec.-Treas. Student Body 35 Sgt. at Arms .Iunior Class5 V-Pres. Soph. Class5 Student Council 2,3,45 Skulls of Seven 45 IFC 3, Alpha Phi Omega 1,25 Music Club 35 Intramurals 1,253,115 W Club5 Varsity Baseball 1. J- Harper Pike Quincy, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frat. Chaplain 1,2, Warden 35 History Club 25 Chapel Comm. 1,23 Chi Alpha 3. ....- -.....'.-...- L. -..1.....-.,--. v- 5? 'E . 7 rg 1 A 'ii' X 0.- ,I I 1 ' I- fri A ' V ' F.. if., fa . 1 r .E E P7 21 N,,,,,,. -........:,.t..-........ ... eds. f:'T11'9'i H- V ii A .22 Tag?----, V -- - ,. - - 7 .... . z:..a.....a.,1..,........,,.....,:-f-f--f-1-f---ww . J. Michael Rarick St. Louis Kappa Sigma Harold Stark, Jr. Brentwood Delta Tau Delta Intramurals 1,25 Flving Blue .lays 3,4-. John C. Stephenson Sparta, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Washington Semester, Phi Alpha Thetag Political Science Club SA, Pres. 33 Columns Staff 4-3 Men of Songv1,2,3,4-g Concert and Lectures Committee 2. Lewis S. Tidd, Jr. Crystal City, Highlanders Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4.g Young Rep. 1,2,3,4-. Eduardo E. Vargas Puerto Rico Highlanders Frat. Treas. 2,3g Intramurals l,2,3,4fg Gamma Alpha 2,3,4-. Lawrence J. Weber Kirkwood Delta Tau Delta Music Club 15 Young Dem. lflntramurals 2,3,4. Arthur H. Werremeyer Clayton Delta Tau Delta Student Council 3,4-5 Baseball 3,4-g History Club 2,3,4-5 Honor List lg Music Club 2,3,4. Gary T. West Tulsa, Okla. Beta Theta Pi Frat. Recording Sec'y 4-g History Club 23 Men of Song 1,2, 3,4g Flying Club 2,3,4-, V-Pres. 4. , v . .. ..- .g f 4.-.-.,...,... ..: ...4.....:.x..:.:..1g:.. :-44-.,..A,.--Us---V. . -f --- -- -'-M Price M. Williams V-'Wa i ' - Tulsa, Okla. Phi Delta Theta Frat. Warden 3, V-Pres. 4-3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4-g Men of Song 13 Music Club lg Young Rep. 1,2g Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3g Mu Alpha Theta, Pres. 4-g Flying Club 4. Joel E. Winker i Mascoutah, Ill. Beta Theta Pi Frat. Executive Committee 33 Honor Roll 25 Honor List 3g Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4-g Basketball lg Track 1,2,3g Vice President Junior Class, Sec'y-Treas. Senior Classg Chem. Club 15 Westminster Historical Society 23 Glee Club lg W Clul 1,2,3g Phi Rho Epsilon 3,4-. l Wh-f Not Pictured: Richard L. Larsen, Phi Gamma Delta, Fultong Donald E Meyer, Fultong' Arthur C. Opitz, Phi Gamma Delta, St. Charles, William J. Webster, Beta Theta Pi, Belleville, Ill., Peter S. K. Yu, Hong Kong. 23 , , F W 7-1 - ,,- -.15,4,.:.a:..-,Q--..:.....,-v-ffl-f-'If -J--1-X-5-4,4 -ZA? --f--fl--M John H. Atkinson Phi Delta Theta Fulton 2-, .ig uniofla Richard G. Autry Kappa Alpha St. Louis Douglas H. Bartels Highlanders Lombard, Ill. 'Q i 'M tiff' Frederick R. Bates Thomas E. Baumgardner Wayne R. Berck Beta Theta Pi Phi Gamma Delta Phi Delta Theta Webster Groves Poplar Bluff Centralia FZ :V , ,N , 2. .,L.,, X ,, 53 if WS. Ar ','s' ' U I I 3 ,5 if . A K Richard M. Bliss , Ronald L. Boggs Earl W. Bourne BEM Theta P1 Kappa Alpha Oklahoma City, Okla. KHIISHS City St. Charles John W. Basore Phi Delta Theta I Tulsa, Okla. Philip D. Blake Sigma Chi Kansas City Donald N. Broadwell Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood 1' . l .-:Q 9 7 5 I u L ,,., bc . Clifford F. Broeder, jr. Sigma Chi Webster Groves Harry L. Deupree, Jr. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Benjamin W. Durham Phi Gamma Delta Clayton W. Michael Gooding Kappa Alpha Holland,Mich. 'W' .lames B. Hight Sigma Chi Richmond J. Brownson Phi Delta Theta' Tulsa, Okla. William H. Dodson Delta Tau Delta Oklahoma City, Okla. William L. Edwards Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ponca City, Okla. Robert L. Hall New Florence Charles M. Hines Kappa Alpha 'J' 3 X .W . f ff flwg Q Frederick C. Busse Kappa Alpha St. Louis VY 1 gifjaf , , S ' 1 v 'W 4- ggi if rr fi Q? as ' ff fy P1 Ei- 71 X . W George L. Douglas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Thomas H. Fisher Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fulton Robt. A. Hamilton, Jr. Kappa Alpha University City if . ' .ii .. .an ,,..--' . Robert A. Houston Phi Delta Theta M A 3 5 i fiis 2 to . ,va . . . -gf, William C. Clutter Phi Delta Theta Salem, lll. ii 4 A Q . W David F. Doyle Highlanders Boonville Peter L. Fordyce Sigma Chi St. Louis Michael E. Hawkins Delta Tau Delta Arlington Hgts., Ill. 1 Paul B. Hunker Beta Theta Pi Cemraua, ml Smneham, Mass, 25 Tulsa, Okla. Kirkwood k ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.e,,,.:, ..s..,,:. ...:...,z..-... -- -.J - , A Y v f ii? ' QT . iff Q ' QW W TSN? tug 3 1 Q N? 5 2 5 'las ' . -5: , ,g i J I 2 , f 2 I 2- ,:j-1' Joseph C. Jaudon Volney D, jones Jay L. Kanzler Alan W. Kirchner ' ' S' Al h E il Kappa Alpha Highlander. ' gtgrfguihl dlgfgliomf Caitmpfjkllg. Union Fountain Clty, Wlsc. l A , f WV if ,gffgg 1 ' ,,Q L i n Il ' ff W R. K Il Theodore L. Koontz Jr. James T. Laey TPOUIHS Lake Phaiyalsmma lielltga Kansas City , Phi Delta Theta SIBZIIIB I Mineola Kansas City Umverslty City ,,,, ,, if W W.. l Q RV l f lf' X H Y law QM, ,S 1 X 4 X 6 5'-,fm ffewff- sees gp mls., 5 .I I f , , , if f D f ff uf si 1 V if f f if Q? 'K 1 RQ r X '- f f f +G. W pf U x ., . A ,,, .,,,, . ,, . ,. Al l A ,353 fa 145ffQ:.- -- ' ' f .. N., ,M , , , . .... ,.... X . ,. x N . K -ff. if ,, , ,,.,. . , 7' 'lg df ! if grew 4 1, V Qs A ,41 W f A ff xii! 1 S 5 4 f W ef f gg Y K U VA , A , f ,Si , ff' L X. Wfq X if lg I ' Q ,.,, ,.:-, A ., V- ,b,A4 ,, Vincent D. Lau Leo E. Laurence Leroy R. Lewis, jr. Sunsurn Loharjun Hong Kong Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Balngkok, Thailand Warwick, N.Y. Higginsville ROIDCII A- 110115. Kenneth D. Love Charles M. McCann Thomas L. McDonald Sigma A111118 EPSIIOH Delta Tau Delta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta -F0l'5Yth . Fulton Oklahoma City, Okla. Clayton , f.:, K l Ji' ....k, i ' P-W etrrtlell 'ee- . DZAL lffgi A 'lf fi- - 4, XLLV H Ben H. Mcnougall 'Uel J. McMahan III Al D. M L Rgind ll git Tau Delta sigma Chi saga 41ph'f1yES:i1'ff Sig1naaAlvlll1nlge?r wood Kansas CIW 26 Bartlesvllle, Okla. Boonyillep ps on William N. Nelson Highlander Wheaton, Ill. Kenneth L. Quest Kappa Alpha New Haven Lawrence H. Ross Sigma Alpha Epsilon Unionville S. Spain Senne Sigma Chi Webster Groves Qu Herschel A. Stults Springfield, Ill. Xwvik 'IS' ,.- . 1 W 'U pal ga z R . . xg X X 4 ! William E. Noyes Highlander Creve Coeur Alverden M. Riker Beta Theta Pi Salina, Kans. nf ' Z., 1? . . V S155 . 'f ' t Richard A. Roughton St. Louis as f Fl., E vm? iii cv f Q Cecil T. Sharp Beta Theta Pi St. Louis 3'-A 1 ' 'N - ' Q S 'V ,F A' .- , 4 Stephen K. Swan Sigma Alpha Epsilon Houston, Texas ,. ,.--..,,.,.,..,..--.. ,.-., .. ... .....,.. .....-, N F. Dale Ocheskey Kappa Alpha Hermann Q-v Daniel R. Roan Sigma Alpha Epsilon Louisiana Linn J. Schofield Joplin - , 'N ,A ws... , ga: 4- Harry G. sharp Phi Delta Theta Sikeston I - - 4 A - 1 -MQ ii., 'W f Sage , D Ronald N. Taylor Fulton Ga M ' W yr if K I- A . fa E . Y- rf' S Q fp. 2 1, A , E ..Q,..i J' ...- x I X 1' X of ' In William A. Pogue Owensville Gerald E. Robertson Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fulton Robert A. Searcy Highlander Tulsa, Okla. gy 5515 ' gg an. ying a Leia sa,.,, E -, ,U TSE?-1: A .. David L. Sommerich Highlander University City Harry L. Thacker, Jr. Phi Delta Theta Poplar Bluff Tommy G. Thacker Phi Delta Theta Poplar Bluff fr 'Ii f FT EW' L x' P 'viii f , C xi . 'V' 4 ,1,.., -,qffif-fig J f . 1 , Y 2 , 5 y gn z 'Sv Y + , lg' 'fl Q51 William B. Wieda Sigma Chi Joplin David J. Wright Delta Tau Delta St. Louis ... ... ,.,....,... .... ..-., ..--...---W Mfffff' item' If - f H - - 1. X ' 5 S 'new . cf. , ,. , A . a-' 1 1 ' 55? P K ' fi ' A V i X 7 Zfzigsv , , za , A . ' 'K , 1 - 'h ifi Benjamin R. Timmerman David L. Truog Delta Tau Delta Ph! Delta.Tl1ew Warrensburg KHHSHS CIW Asa J. Wilboum Harry A. Wood, jr. Sigma Chi .Phi Delta Theta Cairo, Ill. Kirkwood . ' h alf - -. Psi 3 V. eee p if 'i ' , itf f---. R3 L' f g Vicki: , '-:' ' . ,I Ax ' Frederick M. Wright Gary L. Zellinger Delta Tau Delta Beta Theta Pi Omaha, Nebr. St. Louis Richard B. Wallace Kappa Alpha Collinsville, Ill. mv, , f, Q ,AFS 73' l35,g:,' ' W J faaggg' . Y-:gg ' . M gli: s a. . V , ,,,,, ,,.. e Q V H L. Bailey Word Delta Tau Delta Bartlesville, Okla. Charles K. Zinnecl-rerQ Jr Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Sophomoflea Payson S. Adams Delta Tau Delta Omaha, Nebr. also ,A I 'iii' V A.. Edward L. Berg Highlanders Marshall Kal h L. Blume! Highlanders Glendale .V : -f,' we ' I , In Es W.. i Daniel M. Bryant Phi Gamma Delta Edina, Minn. Frederick D. Barlow Kappa Alpha Oldahoma City, Okla. Robert W. Berger Owensville Robert .Ion Bopp Sigma Chi I Richmond Heights William D. Beard Phi Gamma Delta Ponca City, Okla. R. Arthur Bickel Phi Gamma Delta Webster Groves . aaaa , B f l Q ' W Q, . Y. ., .,. A W to 1. William P. Borcherding Phi Gamma Delta Affton VL .. , v va-If 1 5 . 3. W. fr' '- ' U 53 -Yi1... '- , 1...-f ,.n. fill' 44 KJ 1: I ' f YW ' we Q it x Bamahas Bellagh Perkupa, Hungary Q Donnie D. Bigler Sigma Chi Anna, Ill. . , . 523 4 rf, H 4 . RV 3 fr , ' Wilfred E. Botterbush Highlanders Alton, Ill. 1 ll' .M ,. -V i' , ll, -gy Lf 3 .ii fa . 11 Donald H, Bm-get David G. Buescher John G. Byland Beta Theta Pi Washingwll Highlanders Kansas City 29 Wellsvllle A . J 0. J. Bruce Callis Phi Delta Theta Boonville if 'S 1 Y-, ' 5 ' ,gf , - :xi I :lp .. fi! j l f A I hi Cargill 7l?,,,.:f.'3 fn T...a-ff fm-.ff X 2,35 s, U' E. .. A , . N V u if .4 9-, .-W5 . J-2 Q?fl .. E .' , . , 13457 ,iii 'L is Q ' ,-.L, JL -.'i Raymond V. Carlson Phillip S. Chamberlain Layrence H. Chetwood Phi Gamma Delta Phi Delta Theta Sigma Chi Villa Park, Ill. Ferguson Grandview M. Donna Sidney D. Essen St. Louis . James R. Flanders Phi Delta Theta .Prairie Village, Kans. , , 1 ,f .2 I if f' 'f n V 'Q' .SVS ai' f, VZ Mt ,. x i Y ' af 21: K ,.Att . Donald M. Dowell Delta Tau Delta Chillicothe I William L. Farmer Beta Theta Pi Pinckneyville, Ill. Ronald C. Frazier Sigma Chi Macon ' Trent Downing Alpha Epsilon Okla. aa are .3 Lv 5635? x wi . an F i . if .,,, James F. Fellingham Phi Gamma Delta Oklahoma City, Okla. a . J 432555. ,E Q we 22 Lee L. Garner Phi Gamma Delta St. Louis U U! if i I 5 f ,- E . F' 115 . ' 4, . 1 , C iifggggiixsot, K . ifeimd K. Carlin ,Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. , .,,,,, . , ,, . ,,W,,,.,,,,.., 2 l . '34 ',.' .- 5 1 M V Maurice M. Crowley Sigma Chi Kansas City E. Duff Harry F. F inks Sigma Alpha Epsilon Clinton .-1 if 21 254 :j.5.Li. . E 1. 3 , 9.32 , . , . . A . 3 A 23554. ff ' Wi? ' . .' K . H, Kenneth Gitzendanner Delta Tau Delta Flossmoor, Ill. Jon F. Hampton Salem, Illinois James J r. Sigma Houston, James P. Hickok, Jr. Phi Gamma Delta St. Louis John M. Hopkins Highlanders Hamilton, Ohio Gary F. Hovis Highlanders Ponca City, Okla. M K 3 K F . Q 3 E . . Z., :ig 5 gi g .if ,.,, awful: Y ' 'Sai W Jn., -1.4 4 4 , K ,, f . ,Z ff M A 4 1 Williauiiiiil... Hanford Beta Theta Pi Hamilton, Ohio Lawrence Highlanders Mexico fni, 'l A f gf 5. Don D. Henneke G, Neal Hem Karma Alpha Beta Theta Pi Owensville Ferguson ' William H. Hervey, II Phillip G. Hinds Beta Theta Pi Phi Gamma Delta Beaufort Edina Richard L. Hosto Beta Theta Pi Clayton George P. Howle Highlanders Ferguson john M. Houchin Bartlesville, Okla. 9' N x 7, D of 'wc 1 ' ii :fm : ' ,, K - filly 8 , 'Fi P s is ' 1, p w ' William n. Hei b wk Sigma Chi Chillicothe Gerald M. Holland Phi Delta Theta Oologah, Okla. , r ,, ..V,, P V X X E322 4 xg? 4' 5 ff' , F E an H N Q Richard K. Houtchens Sigma Alpha Epsilon Clinton otnl - Domer J. Huffman , Howard G. johnson Fulton Highlanders Duncan, Okla. F7 1 .- U ff: ,M 't' I , 'ff' '. Q32 ' -:. 'ru -'..,:' Harold K. Kanagawa Jefferson City av QQ 139' ' George I-I Krieger Kappa Alpha St Louls Knox Q Lewxs Phx Delta Theta Poplar Bluff Davld Lynn Beta Theta Pr Oklahoma Clty Okla Ml? Donald N. Metlvler Sxgma Chl Gnffzth, Ind 'lam 3 li ft Nm , - Robert M. Keiffer Highlanders Eldon 45. 139 ...ai J .-45,3 Jack F Kuhlman Beta Theta P1 St Louls Ronald R Llenau Highlanders Independence Richard E Marsh Sxgma Clu Kirkwood James E. Moore, III Beta Theta P1 Slkeston lf' li! ' -.-.av .57 u p - A , A David E. Kennedy Sigma Chi l Oklahoma Clty, Okla. QVQ, W K C- Wrlllam R Lacy Phi Delta Theta Lawton, Okla wwf '- if-0' ,,,- Randolph M Lmdhlad Beta Theta P1 Alton Illinois Wy' fa' 'Y rj ef Q Uh 69195 Glen C McDonald Ph: Gamma Delta Clayton Wiafawfkx is B? 1' ' 2 A A Kenneth B. Morrell Beta Theta P1 Prame Vlllage, Kans fine: 'lv Al' 4 . fx x ! flifl S Q 5 ' 'f Q3 JA H. Gary Knight Beta Theta Pi Bartlesville, Okla. David U Lakin Slgma Alpha Epsllon Omaha Nebraska 6'5- Y iwfv 'vi QQQJQS Darwm P Lowry, ,Ir Highlanders Memam, Kans Hugh A Mcvey Phl Gamma Delta Elgm, Illmols James E. Musgrave Sigma Alpha Epsulon St Lotus g JW U Vg ' 11: , , f . Xiiisiif ' , 'Z ,xi ' . s 'Hifi'-32 rw' l v 4 f f x iz- Vi fl .. 1, ' 1 ,. , , ,--.fi Q f' ' J 1 fa K wit. , 'i2f' 5 , ' yf 2 'Sf , I .1,,, . ' IQQ H: ' A' K 'LI 3 V a l i V L l n n I U I U 0 . l ' I . . . 1 - 1 W T ':5,,3,,-S -1 ' 1, S. ' , viii 1 L ' . g 'A 4- ' H . ' ' t We j , , A ,AJ 7, 5 .L 3 .3 1 , . gg 24 ffl 3 , -1 -'11 2:1 . ' , , k - K-fm, V K 352.5 wifi . -. it - W --1 , H Nt. 1 t. z Fireman ' 2251- 1 , K '- 112 ffwf ' - ' ' ' WEA fl 'pf' if . Q , , . -.::-:gs to L- 1 K , - ' P . .1 Q ,LG , . 31 M, ' - wi - - ' .. 135311 A .. f ' gee, ,VK K yrgw if .. . 'ii' '. f ., ' r, ' f E 1 - . 12.85 , M l'l5'1 a23-'ti-'L Q api , 'ef was ,yghgf ', . ' . . ' I ' ' , , . . . .fy f ' Gi f ., ,V , ff ' J'-., ,Z iff 1 4 - wi' ' 55,1 - , - if f-era . . 9 Q ' '3 1, Lf , -' - - - is 1 n 'f -B ,mc 75, Q ' afifff . , -n -.4 ,lim F. Nicholson Phi Delta Theta Oklahoma City, Okla. 'mW'W ., 1 ir. QQ ,sg-.gjt it I D 51. , is Y nog- :ICD 2:3 sw :TIF E UB' CD :S 'DE ', -23 X i L . 'fflf X life - v 51' ' lfgiftggx Y. 2 ' J 1 A , a f t . -' Af ' H,- - at f ff 'M has William D. Owens Kappa Alpha Gerald ,lon L. Prather Delta Tau Delta Tulsa, Okla. ,L 'f f'2:?2:.,- . t 4 he safes? ,f I W 9' eff' , 'xf' I - ' , ,lv J Edward J. Pundmann Gerald W. Pyatt Highlanders Phi Delta Theta St, Charles Ferguson David P. Ross Sigma Alpha Epsilon LaBeIle Robert C. Schoenfeld Phi Gamma Delta Tulsa, Okla. my ,. -..W N I-wma, ,. ,af -WW, Hit r M - f' N . U K y K 1-I ,X tg , I f Y? fr.. Q' ' .1,n+.2?i' 2- . gr, ,f --. V: Thomas R. Russell Beta Theta Pi Meeker, Okla. Donald T. Sheldon Malvern, Arkansas james M. Palm St. Louis 2 if' X K ,--.. ' 4 I -5 M .J v i' . K .,'Z:::1:,',f Clayton A. Pratt Sigma Chi Webster Groves f . . NL Q13 f V WP' Ji 4 5' ry. Phillip L. Reynolds Phi Gamma Delta Bowling Green William N. Sauer Phi Gamma Delta Ladue Arthur C. Schroeder Highlanders Normandy james N. Pasley Jefferson City . V wr' ' .. f , K Aj 'I 43 2-if . fL,Xfiyi, 3 .Q Judd B. Presley Delta Tau Delta Ladue pf' ,Q ri- .51 - f: Q . . .atf vsw ' i lg Barry R. Roberts Sigma Chi Houston, Texas Maynard W. Sayles Webster Groves 1. Aki. i , t w,,. , .1 Albert T. Y. Shin Highlanders Hong Kong I .f li IL, '5 rr Alfred C. Sikes Phi Delta Theta Sikeston . A: 553 M Q.. ...... Q A i Kurt E. A. Tegtmeier Beta Theta Pi Millstadt, Ill. John G. Tutt Kappa Alpha Fulton a ,g 2 I 1' .ug I. . H if--ra I aw way., g..e,zk , gl ' J. 1513+ 2 I . K S If v I at ., ,f :wg 5 if , 7 Mya. f' .-.iii 5255 nw, . - M .1 if Gordon F. Webb Kappa Alpha Clayton e ' 'mv-safest.: t 1 :Swv ' , 'Wiig '7 - f t p? - , Al ,, 3,53 gg, x ,HPI 174.1-Sf. wif ,f 1' '- L . ' 5--.gf .3 V a'a,' T333 - .l it 'D F. Daniel Wilkins Phi Delta Theta Fulton . . ... ,- e...,.,..,.., .,-.,.- ...,-...-......-..............,. e- ,..,. ...-..,. .,.- ,.- gf. john G. Simpson Phi Gamma Delta Tulsa, Okla. f-.tt .. ya? David R. Thies Highlanders Alton, Ill. if t ' ffm I but z' . .f f A' L James E. Vaughn, Jr. Montgomery City David W. West Delta Tau Delta Chevy Chase, Md. 3' P e' i i tiiyiet f .1 , 5 ., ., 'f , ' :GPI . ...f-.-. 4 Herbert H. Six Beta Theta Pi Kansas City EW, ..,,,,, , . .ep AWE. , q . vw 55.1 V ...gy ., j 1 V . i it , J, J., , J ' ,, ., ' q - 15 Leon D. Toedtmann Kappa Alpha Hermann Ronald D. Vincent Phi Delta Theta Lake Ozark 1 . 'g . wa y 'gil . 5, ,ie I 1 Tw M 4 .l 2 sg 2 ' ff Nix, . T ' V1 ' 'N - f 1 ' ' 2 , ' iff mmf 4 A 1 ' Qsfgl L . Q. ...:'-x Robert H. Whyte Delta Tau Delta Webster Groves . A , T ' t . . i 'ffif ' ., I .... A ef , ,,., in I 1 ' ml I V aw' t . L .. . n ' K' . . Charles P. Wilson Fred Winkelmeyer Beta Theta Pi A Kennett Marshall 34 Beta Tier. Pi Kappa Alpha Okmulgee, Okla. William H. Wright Ernest L. Smithson Phi Gamma Delta Fort Smith, Arkansas George Tracewell Oklahoma City, Okla. 1 l' L '- X-- L mi: . , ., 1 'Lx.,'.E I . wi , 5 I ,L,, , . Lorin G. Vogeding Highlanders St. Louis Wayne H. Wilke Y Delta Tau Delta St. Louis .,..,,... . . ,,.m..f..,1 ' .Q:,.ff. g:1 ' it 5 X-' ii c A - Q... 1.5-sQ25,3j, 23.15 -L . f . l Robert A. Yeckel Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Louis 'lneahmen Michael B. Agee William E. Alford Donald Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Platte City Chillicothe Chickasha, Lloyd W. Allen Sigma Chi Centralia, Ill. Roger W. Baldwin Sigma Chi Poplar Bluff F. William A. Bennett Delta Tuu Della Kirkwoorl Dennis P. Anderson Phi Gamma Delta Villa Park, lll. . . 2,451 I9 dl e :rf l V VK TW W QU LJ: Thomas J. Barta Phi Delta Theta Ladue in , Carter O. Benson Delta Tau Delta Tulsa, Okla. 35 Cordon J. Anderson Sigma Chi Clayton . wi -lg, fm . . J. 1 William Beeman Webster Groves L. Richard D. Arnold Tipton ea-ng 1' A, -Q? 4-4- ., Jr it George R. Beggs Phi Gamma Delta Enid, Okla. ' a if if l'ln I I ,,.,e4, , 1 X 5 Ronald C. Benson Michael W. Blackburn Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Jefferson City Ferguson Af- V-'1'a:.L-N 1 xi .fzazfffr . . I ng t .,, .. 5 mc... iv' ,E w g N' 1 tl' Arthur R. Bliss Santa Fe, N. Mex. fngui f. ' Y K.. fi we--Q afffffli ex' ' N-vff 25412 .iii a A.,,. , Eff , IS mi Lyle D. Breeding Delta Tau Delta Tulsa, Okla. Donald J Brown Slgma Chl Kansas City Robert D Bynum Delta Tau Delta Tulsa Okla Joseph E Carter Sigma Alpha Epsilon Poteau Okla Robert M. Bloom Charles L. Brader, Jr. Delta Tau Delta Kappa Alpha Fulton St. Charles gr f A 1 4-siiiri I fan- Rohert N. Brell Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood James F Brown Slgilla Chl Alton Ill Donald G Callus Phl Delta Theta Sedaha James E Cary Phl Delta Theta Hanmbal qi.. ,V 'nf Q A. . -f,v'.- 1-,ff A 'ex f lf 2? za? 1 1 ' J m liz, f QQ N ' Z K ' tr . M ' , ...fqs,-' kt? 5, H V. Carter Broach Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Robert B Bullard Kappa Alpha .loplln John G Campbell Sigma Alpha Epsllon Oklahoma City Okla +-aa, in X' .gt W M1 Frank Chan Hlghlander Hong Kong 1. um, .- X , f' 5 '25 rlffif ' ff . 1 N, . ,, Zi ' W J 5 1 3F12 . 5 , LJ. 1 5 'L .f1f Clifford R. Bragclon Kappa Alpha St. Louis Lawrence E. Brock Sigma Chi Tulsa, Okla. Jerry F Buschmann Slgma Clu Paducah Ky Gary Canatsey Phl Delta Theta La .lolla Cahf John H Chapman Plu Delta Theta Tulsa Okla ' O 0 I . , - , . - , ' - , ' . 1 - , ' . . : ipffszzaa-av ' Q':gs-K-',.1-,,ff-r,,f-- , '2 155 . ,nw 1 3 2.52 -fx. eq WZ .ar . ' ,s1g..fL 5, x 4 -J A. '- .:,1.LZl- W . ' 0 . ' u ' I 7 ' . 36 ' ' Steven H. Chase Phi Gamma Delta St. Louis David R. Clevenger Kappa Alpha Platte City William K. Coultas Kappa Alpha Barry, Ill. Haskell S: Dawson Phi Delta Theta - Leavenworth, Kans. William A. Douglas Highlander St. Louis William E. Chatham, III St. Joseph Charles G. Cole Kappa Alpha Laddonia John L. Cromwell Phi Gamma Delta Enid, Okla. Michael E. Deen Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tulsa, Okla. Steven T. Dresser Sigma Chi Wilmette, Ill. Warren H. Cheatham Highlander . Oklahoma City, Okla. Robert A. Collins Sigma- Chi St. Louis George W. Dahnke Phi Delta Theta Oklahoma City, Okla. Richard K. Dennis Sigma Chi St. Louis Joe K. Evans St. Clair James A. Clarkson Phi Gamma Delta Clayton Lawrenee L. Cotrell Sigma Chi Poplar Bluff Jay M. Dalhey Phi Delta Theta Grant City William R. Dietrich Phi Gamma Delta DeSoto John M. Ferguson Sigma Chi Lake Ozark 'po' - ,.a.: r. rg? 5' Xin . 7, so ' '11 ' K . 4: so .li A William F. Fisher ' Beta Theta Pi Tulsa, Okla. S-rf are ,ffl S si g 51511257 isa f-ana E Wh, f, . : . 'li 3611 F' T -315 S. av' 5 , ' . 'lf - David B. Ceddis Kappa Alpha Glendale Xi 4 44 ata uni 'f 1 ..1 2 ' W' :EEA Charles W. Jones Delta Tau Delta Ferguson - Q- to Z-al :iii X -wa.. we f f af 1 is 'L . it Q nf Y ' 5 ' if -'f f ,' Q, Lawrence M. johns Phi Delta Theta St. Louis Jerome R. Freund Beta Theta Pi Fulton 1 V+! Ag Km? ,wtf William C. Keller Kappa Alpha St. Louis K2 h . , ., . , gg.. mil Bruce D. Jones Delta Tau Delta DeSoto issff',gg,:'T.iv7'-wf-- - 'riff' .aw ' er.. -.-, ' j if it ' P , 'Q r I Q' A - ' f 11 f-Lillie? ', i l Lk Paul L. ,Ioenk Highlander St. Louis K, . 'gg ',..:E4'f' 3 -, 'ftimg ,,tf3,i'3 , , , ' x . V . 4, up -f f 3 ,, , K ll. f Michael J. Ives Mont P. Hoyt Phi Delta Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tulsa, Okla. Oklahoma City, Okla. pg.. f If A .4-- Av L .r:'?,:a1. 9f1? Robert A. Fruend Beta Theta Pi Normandy f- . '-gy: , Tiff 5? -' ' ' 25-:S , 3? if il :A-1--af-J aifiini John F. .lulier Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood fm ' 'S 15 3Qx2gif ' L it 2 A r -1 ' I5 ' - , Qz'f:f.+, V tif e,.f., P 4 y 'ff W' .ff ' 1 s 42,1 h ,I ll, Stephen W. johnson Kappa Alpha University City I E . .54 Y f ag... ' , - James B. Jennings Kappa Alpha Glendale Joseph D. Holt Auxvasse , sl. , ns-4 if I' fu.: . . Ji 3 x A Q John P. Gattermeir Phi Gamma Delta Olean 7,3 . .. ..., . ,wk-1 , nf , D upl ' A J fig Charles F. .lost Kappa Alpha Webster Groves 5.,. M-,.,,,,N, .... , at f'l1 7s. ia ' 'SLD - QW.. I . N. . if-LQ ' ' K' ,' ...kit f af- I J ,. L7 W -gif' 'kt .- 1-7 -. W-4.4 uf , .. . ' K . R . f v ia E uv '9 4 - ::r'- 'fall K SSL, 43 IJ., , .s - .ff 1, V' if if P a-L 27- Bob S. Johnson Phi Gamma Delta St. Louis if lt in . . 2. . P ... X Linnie L. Jarvis Kappa Alpha Potosi : fx ' ia- 4. t . F ef: ff 3 'n rv ,, S t iff Q 'LH wi- gl R iv flag' 8,5422 45. Thomas H. Hervey Beta Theta Pi Beaufort 'Q' E. Scott Henley Kappa Alpha Ardmore, Okla. Charles H. Green Phi Delta Theta Higginsville Louis S. Coltermann, Jr. Beta Theta Pi Clayton 'V A AMW' 'Vn' T f S .: - Charles F. Kneedler Sigma Chi Belleville, Ill. F Qi, 5 7 Roger P. Krumm Phi Delta Theta Kansas City . ggiaauawisg ' . Q - 4 ,, ' 1' 5 'H 5-nf -'ww ,,',gff 'N 'X - - 'a - ' n 1 ,if f ,A -Kg f, , -5 is 1 , ' 94 . Vs, '- I, N A . -' fi, ' , ww' fl . 'E L 0 1519 Mitchel J. Henderson Beta Theta Pi Kansas City Q-.. 'ei a 7 f .2 1 ew .i Y i fx 1 5.9 N -V 0 , 9' i f 4 1 f 3 4 . sf, W v L-.vi Q f Keith C. Grant, Jr. Phi Delta Theta St. .l oseph- Warren W. Kendall Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. W. Fred Knocke, Jr. Chesterfield If vi' 1' Donald B. Kuethe Highlander St. Louis John R. Harris Phi Gamma Delta Springfield I ,. is Steven S. Graeser Kappa Alpha Kirkwood Russell G. Karcher Phi Delta Theta Clayton 1 f William H. Kothe Delta Tau Delta Indianapolis, Ind. 4. wif' -1 ' 'N ' ' '-srl. 1, , ,Wg W .V Q, A ., '05 ,. Q f Q ,,, ' K .5 Thomas A. Kurrus Phi Delta Theta E. St. Louis, Ill. ffof, Marvin H. Happel Kappa Alpha St. Louis Michael N. Gomez Sigma Chi Clayton - . . .-. 1 Tai s,.L x - 593 if ll 4 H42 Qlf. V ' .f : V W kg I zz, ,fl N ga W ., ,6,,,Z.,5, tw , ,- K . . .1 Qif il-M km, ., - l.,i?f'a.l'Y Thomas C. Kleinschmidt Beta Theta Pi Clayton Ronald P. Krueger Highlander Sappington . 4 7 1 fa . H L ,za ll is Kenyon S. Latham Highlander California Robert E. LaTurno Phi Gamma Delta Affton 1 Y ' -.' ,- J . , A ,msei . A . .... ,.. f... ....,..... -- - ws- ,.,. .-...,. .........,..-......- ........ ,.s- - ....,.. ...- .,.. - .. , ,...., .. 1:1 W -,W V ,L ,.L., .,,r - ml,-.ri. 3 lf? ' ' 5 T way to if , .f E Z. ,, fi?- ' 'S .v -fo., , , ,v -my 1 : ,ifgsas .Q , . k lg 'V .gag .5 .J Lf:,, MSU. ml ...W J. Lee Leonard, Jr. Sigma Chi Springfield, lll. Frank A. Mangelsdorf Richard E. Marshall Sigma Chi Lake Grove, Ore. KW- ...-1...,,x , -P? z 'Y N' Q . . gin 1 ' ' Robert B. McAnany Sigma Alpha Epsilon Brentwood James M. McWilliams Sigma Chi Webster Groves Sigma Alpha Epsilon Topeka, Kans. George E. McDonald Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. -'-f-73-7'7 ' iiiiiiiif' V -5 1- lf if' - ' f Q ' , .., ,, A fre fl -. - : M 4211 ii - 4' . -E .-5213. A ,,,. . ,, ...wif - jg .1 . . K., 1 Q - x 2' ...gm 1 in . X ---N 3 ag , a Charles A. Miller Sigma Alpha Epsilon Webster Groves neeo fi' 12,1 ,Q iii' ' li if Dayle P. Lindsey Kappa Alpha Harrisonville se. 5 aieeee I gf W lf ' ix William K. Maxwell, II Phi Gamma Delta Ladue ., Q ,iffa ', g 'N . John R. McFarland Sigma Chi University City Leonard 0. Miller Phi Delta Theta Vinita, Okla. Al Timothy A. M'll L- - P, M-lyk , - Delta Tau Delta: er 5g.i1rf'i3iE I I en gjgfil N' Moore Northfield, lll. Bonner Springs, Kans. - - -yfv ...W CZJESZWS ' . 54 'I' 121214 V 1. 1 , T f .1 if ' 1 ji 4 ? 1 f, fr ' 1 4 -2557 't K--4' -MA X, 'gfif' .lk David R. Lucas Oklahoma City, Okla. P' ki, , .J f A 1 V -- j,::'. . ' J- . gy-:aff .5515 'Z-...sa Gerald B. Mayes Kappa Alpha Centralia .. . 'f?'5 1 Q ,, sg 1 N -4 . , Q 1 . 5'-W, aa, . . . .- gif -av, .W I- f .: my Q. Lf. ,GWQJQ5 .,. hi s- , . Samuel W. McKinstry Sigma Chi DeSoto '5 ' -, if S ' .l 'P' - it A We 5 2 1 2 Q ' I F' gl fffaa . F -',L.:z-1' 5 f R p Ax Otto J. Miller Sigma Chi Alton, Ill. Louis A. Moore Highlander St. Louis ..- .jf J L H 'Iv . . P l x- 4 1 . F t . Warren K. Morgens Beta Theta Pi Clayton John D. O'Brien Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mexico sl, f 5 : -'Q-5, , , ,,, .a,V,' 4 , , V , C - ' . 'I fffff.. if j -'- M Bruce P. Pllegley Kappa Alpha Webster Groves A f fa P at - 1.4: V 'Wy 'Z lf 'if ' V ,, l,V,, K., . ff iffy. , 21451 t . James A. Reinke Beta Theta Pi. Lake Charles, La. 4. n Jw, 3 -as-pf Rodger j. Rodd Highlanders Marion, lll. A V if I George D. Neilson Kappa Alpha Clayton , sf 1 J :.c,,t. f if-psig:-1' N ' . . .h ff was-.E tw ' vijfw anaa ' t John W. Pahlman Highlanders Webster Groves 51T'1I'i9'vE' ,si Q Rhyrfifw ' WE' 'lliiff 'L of ' fgffmlif 'V ff - 3 Samuel E. Powell Sigma Alpha Epsilon Affton gf! V, ' wg. sh A 'K 9' ,541 . f William D. Reisse Phi Delta Theta Ladue UWC' it .H , f 9? P 429 r Paul R. Rollins Beta Theta Pi Seattle, Wash. Kent C. Mueller Sigma Alpha Epsilon Affton , fy t REQ , 2 'f as-gt 1 vm-f2:f.i' SGS ! -31 5 X B l 1 7 t , rg? QW' Q af I 9 fi' .f MY' W .- V 4 t ft , w we, Un., a- .-, 4 ,kinky ,W , A ft James S. Parsons Delta Tau Delta Boulder, Colo. ' W-M. , Q.. I f, , 5 x 1 , tpnt in Thomas W. Powers Highlanders Godfrey, lll. Riley R. Rentschler Delta Tau Delta Fulton 3.1, iv ' ,. ,iw .X vp -1 t, . i iewegff, , A -an .loel S. Rose Beta Theta Pi Kansas City John H. Newell Phi Delta Theta Kansas City John A. Patterson Beta Theta Pi Ferguson Earle C. Recklein Kappa Alpha Creve Coeur -4 -.-- , - 1 ' , ,T l , efftsfsigti , Ng ' f 1 ,S , , 'if' . . P C , I Ronald M. Reynaud Highlanders Monet! Ford W. Ross, Jr. Delta Tau Delta Kirkwood 4 Chester P. Sappington Phi Delta Theta Houston, Texas - - :v: ,,1 y 3 1' 1, .ggi ' QQ. filfff, . , VL J Q, AM ,f,e ' n Richard P. Schmidtke Delta Tau Delta Columbia ' EQ ' .w x Wifi' 'WWI Thomas C. Schopp Phi Delta Theta Osage Beach f'. Robert ,I Scott Kappa Alpha Vandalia 27 . V 4 f t W 'nes 'r 4 ,M W 1. .fi , . ,X ,N EWW W W TI 'f A ESP' . ffiil fi 4341 f X 4 ' ' 'M M .51 , -, . was 1 fx Q. Si 1 5 1 L- 2 i ' T ' .aw K rx 5 '. ' it -af' E ...C i ' I L Q Z, , .f 3 X . N. . ll, Q 1 . v Qs gi A 5 . '? ' y t il , 3, uk ,ji J.. A S -so lag James E. Sharp Phi Gamma Delta Tulsa, Okla. r.f.7 'w. .., 'xzfcff'--'r 5' if 1 ...V s- - ' fu... F935 , a f .V ., , li .552 lx fl EQ , r-'r sg f . , , C, ,fn-1 .ri XJ? .fthe-if 9, Orrin W. Shepherd Sigma Chi Kansas City, Kan. Richard V. Smith Delta Tau Delta Oklahoma City, Okla. .lohn R Stenzel Phi Delta Theta Kansas City x , 9 , f fm KM is S V X .rf , ta ws 1 ,V M., E. 5 if gh z N 3, M fr 2 . A William P. Sharp Highlanders Kirkwood f ,X . gf 1- ...4 ' fp ft kf 1 C' ' S iffy - M 'XX , M , D. ,syt tf'll ysgn , 5 . , Donald L. Slaughter Kappa Alpha St. Louis ffwiusfre' 'k ' ' Af- -N zggfiglza-: 1 , '3 ex sp grid E If 'ft V ' ill . 1.2 V .fd ,. n , -Li? Andrew C. K. So Highlanders Hong Kong Benlamln F Street Phi Gamma Delta Bowllng Green at 'L- T x M: . l x 9 . . 5 '7 . ,Z I Q , ,, f C ' Y-ef ..-3? f ,,,,,, ,V ry 2 kb William H. Sheakley Donald T. Sheldon Highlanders Malvern, Ark. Crystal City ,,..-K. .1-.gag .sg-v---.'.,, . .:. ' .- 'ga-g.w-'--2-A ' ,.1f. ,gggy Vx '-'L ' ..'-4' NN. . s ' ilfiiiglx ' fi , 1 gp pi Q' ' gl, v1..w - 5 ,Tia . ' Y ' ,f-, , . .- -.ra -- - - t 'Q' . iff M' .4 K. U f James A. Smith Sigma Alpha Epsilon Springfield, lll. Donald L. Sparks Sigma Chi Tulsa, Okla. James P. Smith Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chandler, Okla. Joseph S. Stark Delta Tau Delta Brentwood j x 1' . Qs X 4 W me E . . s 1. ,fun : ' .as 'W' ggi ? -. M y Q as .ff -2 - Rio' ,V E , f eff- 5 . 4? A gp, JamesK St bl J N T Phi Delta Theta mg Baelizillliheta linurclus Ladue bt Louie A T A ' A '.R1f.?: John V. Taylor, ,Ir. ' Delta Tau Delta Fulton C. Robert Thomas Sigma Chi Joplin ... '-Qlvvlgvff F: 'W If 1. 'f' , ' x 'f Q 4 p fu Z ,X r af l, 4.1 f A 5 y i 4, ZF . 5 7' if-rv A -X g f who , x 3 'fzfii-5225? ' Donald C. Voth Sigma Chi Oklahoma City, Okla. iffwa' -. so ' ff . at vg.-- i 2 55 r f , , ,i -y,, z ,Q - x 21 ., 9' tiEi?55 ' , ffem,,.,1 , :vfi,4t'f?f . M 1. ',.,, H. Clinton While St. Charles i . - s iff, ei ,: i a . y Ml, Wffgf, , ' A 31' l f. Alan J. Wolf Bela Theta Pi St. Louis assi - V f 4. fi: Jw - ' -, .fff,f- , - ggi . 'jf HQ w , sv 5 X255 Q. 19 . H J L A , Ernest A. Teegarden Delta Tau Delta Mascoutah, Ill. 7 'Q if - f ig? 2 k l ' , filii' 5 Tom D. Thompson Ada, Okla. Thomas A. Ward Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tulsa, Okla. Stephen M. White Beta Theta Pi Ferguson Michael N. Wood Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood Alfred C. Thomas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lawton, Okla. ' -L f WM F ...i gf, 1. - :xr f C V v5u'J..:z ' . RTS' 'iff' ., f , Donald L. Toft Sigma Chl Webster Groves John G. Waye St. Charles David L. Wilkinson Sigma Chi Troy Stephen N. N. Yates Highlanders llartlesville, Okla. .af me w 'Yi SZ? asf :ia H ii, Q .W 57 ws. -vs s for iv 5 f f 2 , Tommy W. Thomas Holdenville, Okla. Ralph H. Vetter Delta Tau Della Kansas City ' 1. . L ' i Q 15 ii? 1 15' L ,, J 'C' ggi mu, 1 x r ' ,Q gt is 510 A Q I . Randolph H. Weber Phi Gamma Della Clayton 1 Q was L-fi , , 'la X 4 ii: gait , ,. xv: an 'Ks -s 'ww if Jr aa 4 4 4 xv f justin A. Williamson Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood - i f- , .WA William O. Young Highlanders Ferguson PROPOSED STUDENTHOUSING PROJECT AND DINING HALL FOR WESTMINSTER COLLEGE, FULTON, MISSOURI The project will include four 2-story dormitories sufficient to adequately house a total of 192 students. Each dormitory will accommodate 4-8 men with 2 students assigned to a room. . Besides student rooms each dormitory will provide facilities for a proctoris apartment, a lounge and 3 study rooms. I The adjoining Dining Hall is planned to accommodate 300 in the main dining room and 100 in each of the two private dining rooms. When partitions between rooms are opened it will be possible to serve a total of 600 persons. The Dining Hall will also include kitchen areas and equipment, a main lounge, a manager's office, 2 check rooms and rest rooms. The above architectis sketch shows a portion of the proposed project-one dormitory unit and dining hall. LJ. 1 I tlrli . 4 T C. Srznuum rm fix P , ...-c gg -f3'2i9 , Editor Clayton Pratt CAMPUS , in nm... Mm -M--r no F .--JM--in N Q.. 4, ,g,.,,,..,.,,,14,,, . ,.., g,,,.4,,,,,,.- -.g.--...,.Q,.......'- --.L---L44,.'.4:.'-.-...- . . .. 0 . ate' cow 'Cy ,AB 1955 sqxxx 91 00 ta, in Y . 16' 10 dt ,, qxvee cfpxyecxo 91950 gee, 9616 ,450 35' .be- eq 'wifi 140 Xiitaxixoov -X39 we wg e 9 05 50' 915 ova 00 19 a X683 'BQGXK 00 609' 100 Westminster Hall was erected after the burmng of the old hall and has been in use since 1911 It contains the offices for the administration and faculty, and the class rooms. 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Gig? 5 M51 f H--if Nw Pwgifb. f. nw-N., 3, wigxgt 2 ,Q Q Q3 firm 1' 4 The Columns, remnants of the old Westminster Hall, stand now as a cherished symbol of'the Great Small College. . . The S 011 t clencg H Chenille Campusalig Illlilt in 1 Isu- ' t is 901 eral che y depart how , 15 ul , In' 'Il 00011 ' 9 01 or-game 132151-Y Iaboflt, congainfged by 3 wggst buildin C I . ragory Ones, an Ig Iectur equip 8' The Dlhlllg' Hall, newly erected part of the Churchill ' and privatz Ylical IHbi1r001n5, glzfld Quaiirangle, will accommodate the residents of the 0 fice Fi-ltgrie ' qua rangle. I s f s 01' llle gigs? 46 Washington West House is the presidentis residence. It was built during the year 1906-07 with funds from the estate of the late Dr. Washington West of St. Louis. It has been visited by such notables as Winston Churchill and Harry S. Truman. fam ib :less ily of Dj'-Tiy was er I ,W ff Reeves L 01- , e g was gfEng,iS2rZm1a1, gig with fun mpleged .t Wegtm .conlb R ds don W 'ii books. In 1951 Jssfqr foievesa wliged by the 'I 15 bu. 0Ve1- th. Was Pl, 111 to h 11-gy yea 0. Ouse U Ps, P I0 Swope Chapel was completed in 1919 and was the gift of Mrs. Margaret Chris- man Swope in memory of her son, who was a member of the class of 1910. In the basement of Swope Chapel is the Student Union. The Westminster Gymnasium, completed in 1923, has spacious playing floors, all tile swimming p00lv an indoor rifle range, and rooms for boxing, wres- tling, and ample dressing facilities for all. 47 if i . X 0 003 . 'gem ?Yegl3Y aB 5 0 Y' ergilt hern 3 CODLYU enac .VKKKQB Ban wafth NON. an 016 fnmafa' 0, acl' ' 9 of 1 6- 5009 ye 30' sulfe evnxo 'oil M15 , T . if! Yche fevgnoae' of Coxxegiacilillee - . L8 haf teY'anesu0 '5 A 0' 5 W e ai! 0 91' W 3'6- bozxiacawa he al' E A. W... me-..m.7.f-gn..-4--4-f--f 7 ' ix , Lf, -.-. -T :r':'1: -'A4' , ,. . --er-fwnqmik i . , V i!f.,N:, , '1, .f ff 1 m2g,ZQ?'::. ,,,,k ' 'ff' 1 milf' Editor Pete Baptislc- FRATERNITIES I I 4,-C I Missouri Beta of Phi Delta Theta was established on the Westminster Campus in 1880 through the efforts of Robert Morrison, one of the fraternity's original six founders. It was the second fraternity on the West- minster Campus. I The Phis have grown steadily over the years, and this year boast a sixty-seven man chapter including a thirty man pledge class. Under the able leadership of president Dan Acuff, the Phis have had a very successful 1958 year. Socially, the Phis have had their annual '4Roaring 20's party, a Beat Generation party and the Christmas Formal in ad- dition to numerous hay rides and vic dances, which have provided for a very well rounded social season. Athletically and scholastically, the Phis have done well also, having won the swimming trophy and placing well in the other sports, in addition to maintaining a com- mendable scholastic average. Mrs. Shaw Houaemother DE ET LA ,, ,,,ff53'f '4'f:j'ffw-p'-. 'Wi r i' 12. N ' X551 in as 5 , Qi Founded: Phi Delta Theta - 1848 Missouri Beta - 1880 OFFICERS President Dan Acuff Reporter Q Price Williams Treasurer Ken Zinnecker Warden ,I ack Barber i KEFXV ihkxx 5 wma- Missouri Gamma Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was installed on the Westminster campus in 1949. It grew from a local group, Gamma Sigma. Since its in- stallation, S.A.E. has placed itself high in distinction on our campus. The S.A.E.,s began the social season with a success- ful uplayboyi' Party and a combination Western Party and Hay Ride, in addition to vie dances and their annual Christmas Formal. V Missouri Gamma recently received recognition when it was awarded the service trophy which is given by the national fraternity to one of its chapters. The S.A.E.'s have always contributed strongly to intramural sports, and many of the members have attained positions of leadership and responsibility in campus affairs. Ml 52 Mrs. Breno Housemother 1, I 1 I l l E w l L . l l 4 g ZAE if X if Founded 1 Sigma Alpha Epsilon - 1856 Missouri Gamma - 1949 OFFICERS Eminent Archon Tom McMurray Eminent Dep. Archon Jim Reed Eminent Treasurer Jerry Middleton Eminent Correspondent Randy Meyer The Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Theta Pi, founded on the Westminster campus in 1868, is the oldest chapter of any national fraternity west of the Mississippi that has been in continuous existence. The Betas have, through the years, maintained a truly enviable scholastic average, in addition to being extremely active in campus organizations. Socially, the Betas have had their annual French dance, one of the social highlights of the year, and also numerous vic dances and hay rides. Athletically, the Betas won the softball trophy and were serious contenders for the other sports. All told, the Betas can look for- ward to a very successful '58-'59 school year. Mrs. Myers Housemother 4 Xi'-M . 'Pair' 'Y fe f i x A Bon 1, 0601.2 Founded: Befa Theta Pi - 1839 Alpha Delta - 1868 OFFICERS President Bob Hunt Vice-President J ack Gunter Treasurer Dick Chinnery Rec. Secretary Gary West W.rw,J,,..- x ..,,f-W 1 ,J Af- VVVV Phi Mu of Phi Gamma Delta came to the Westmin- ster campus in 1948 and in the first ten years has taken a position of leadership on our campus. Under the able leadership of Bill Emerson, president of the Fijis, the Phi Cams have been very active in all the aspects of college life. Starting out the year with a very successful Pizza Party and a Sunday afternoon jazz concert, the Phi Cams followed up with a delightful Christmas formal and the Fiji Island Dance, one of the highlights of the social year. The Phi Gams have also taken a serious interest in civic social work and have been active in providing en- tertainment for patients at the state hospital and in a canned food drive for needy families. The Phi Cams have been serious and respected con- tenders for all intramural sports and promise to continue being so throughout the year. A .. s ': 1. .. -I Mrs. Davidson Housemother 56 I M fI?.l'1A. a 40346 Founded: Phi Gamma Delta - 1848 Phi Mu - 1948 OFFICERS President Bill Emerson Treasurer Tom McDonald Rec. Secretary Ray Carlson Corr. Secretary Bill Durham ,fx Founded in1865 on the Washington and Lee College campus, Lexington, Virginia, Kappa Alpha Fraternity boasts a deep-rooted southern tradition. Alpha Eta chapter of Kappa Alpha has, through the years, enhanced this reputation with its annual Old South Ball and par- ade. Ably led by President Paul Davis and having taken in a well-rounded pledge class, the K.A.,s are ever moving forward. The K.A.'s remained a constant threat in intra- mural athletics and have been extremely active in campus organizations. In addition to this, the K.A.'s have en- joyed an active social season, highlighted by an impres- sive Christmas Formal and numerous vic dances. Mrs. Simmons Housemother 58 1 IW G pkg' Founded '- Vilas. -1 ist'-'flagz :A E 21 .L ,uh V Kappa Alpha - 1865 Alpha Eta - 1890 OFFICERS -Paul Davis -Jay Kanzler -Bob Owens -- Bill Owens ... ..,..e,...........1,.. ...,....... .......-..i.... - .. . .,...,. Q...-.-... ..f-...-.,-.-.-...-f-- ,g,,iniW155 Iwi Delta Omicron Chapter of Delta Tau Delta was founded on the Westminster campus in 1939, springing from a local organization, Yorke House. Since its founding, Delta Tau Delta has been a vital and growing fraternity and has attained a great deal of campus recognition. This year the Delts won the coveted Dad's Day Tro- phy and the intramural golf plaque in addition to being a strong contender for other sports. Socially, the Delts had an enjoyable Inferno Dance along with the Christ- mas Formal and many vic dances. The Delts have always been active in campus organ- izations, and this year many Delts have attained positions of leadership in these organizations. .H rs, 'iii ies' YH Mrs. Johnston Housemother wg,- XX Wzgfkf Q ATQ XIX Founded: Delta Tau Delta - 1858 Delta Omicron - 1939 OFFICERS President Bailey Word Vice-President Dave Wright Treasurer Bill Brell Corr. Secretary Ken Gitzendanner 1 H we -4 f 1 if .V , I - f X X The Highlanders is the strong local fraternity on our campus that has a Scottish rather than Greek back- ground. Using this Scottish background the Highlanders have set an example of leadership and independent ac- tion. This year the Highlanders have moved to new and impressive quarters on the Churchill Quadrangle. They have, throughout the year, netted many meritorious ac- complishments. . Through strong school participation as well as in their fraternity, many Highlanders have received campus- wide recognition that. reflects on the quality of purpose of this fraternity. Mrs. Moss Housemother rp' v- ' 'orli . nav .f r' . 'rt' na J Qzf Founded: Highlanders - 1920 OFFICERS Grand Laird Lewis Newmark Vice-Laird Dave Doyle Scriven Art Schroeder Treasurer Cordon Grout tx L ek s .9 sp Q' ,- Q! hy' F , , 1 .,!,,, , 4 i . ,xg y The Delta Tau Chapter of Sigma Chi was established on the Westminster campus in 1949, ancl is the most recent fraternity to be installed here. Boasting a new house, the Sigma Chis have not been content to rest on their laurels and have, throughout the year, demonstrated a progressive attitude that has gotten them many new honors and campus-wide recognition. This year the Sigma Chis won the coveted West- minster Revue Trophy for the skit they submitted. Socially, the Sigma Chis had a delightful Pajama Party in addition to numerous Vic Dances. All told, the Sigma Chis can look forward with a great deal of anticipation to a truly successful year and a position of respect on the campus that is merited by sound leader- ship and a hard working attitude. 5 1 ,f rf ' K Founded: sigma chi - 1855 Delfa Tau - 1949 OFFICERS Counsel Tom Lake Pro-Counsel Asa Willmourn Quaestor Jim High! Tribune Charles Geiger -Q1,, This year the Independents formally organized and began active participation in college affairs. The Inde- pendent Student Association affords .non-fraternity men a wholesome atmosphere of common interests and ac- tivities. They occupy the West Dorm of the Churchill Quadrangle and this gives them excellent living quarters. Under the guidance of President Kris Lawson and Proctor Dr. Parrish, a successful social season was carried on. Numerous vic-dances were held along with other get-togethers with the 'Woodies. The Independ- ents entered thehtough Intramural program, this year and had some success. Their teams were young but an improved performance is expected next year. OFFICERS President Kris Lawson Sec'y-Treas. John Hannum Council John Hampton Bill Beeman Jim Schofield , ,,-x:f, Q25-gQf:.Q:::,g.4s-1:fi-A-ii: f 1 - -T ' ,,,:,.,,,..,.,.f.., U, , ,agqf 5 ---ag 41 Edit ATU RES ' 1959 BLUE JAY QUEEN Miss Cookie Cain Phi Delta Theta MAIDS OF HONOR Miss Duzzie Jepsen D Miss Sue Harvey Miss Ann Gilliland Delta Tau Delta Independents Phi Gamma Delta .L K - H 3fi. Miss SUZY Wilbur Mrs. Ruth Ocheskey Sigma Chi Kappa Alpha QUEENS CQURT Miss Mary Jean Pisani Miss Marilyn Estes Mrs. Yvonne McCullough Highlanders Sigma Alpha Epsilon Beta Theta Pi M W, 49 W ,W V -- - 1 ,..--v...........,... ....,....:: ,. .......,.,-...s-....,,.,,.......a..-f- - 1- ... .-,.,,...x..,..-........-.........-.,..- U 1 Y , W ,, 1959 HOMECOMING Mrs. Billie Baptiste 1959 Homecoming Queen The Homecomlng Dance followlng West m1nster's vlctory over Wllllam Jewell The Queen and her Court HCMECOMING DECORATIONS Delta Tau Delta, for the second year in a row, was the first place winner. Second Place Highlanders - .J EYELL OUR Third Place Phi Delta Theta ,, I WW'?m9x3 1' Ml Y MX Mmm . 1.1, 'fbiffm is- i 4 4 P - A L W AM. In --MW - M- I -F--Q4 X, 'L.-saggy.:-ana:-1-.H F 43:-.gi-LA -,H-in--5-A,, ,,,,,.-. -,.........:-.:,.' ' ....., .,. 4. t .7-3..a..,:::. ...:,:..,g.1...+,.,.1.. ... ,..g-V,,.,...,...x-,. ...,,...4- ,. ., -,.-,-,nn-1--------M RELIGION-IN-LIFE WEEK The Religion-in-Life Week student-faculty committee meets with its chairman, Buddy Hood, prior to its beginning. This year the committee organized a well-rounded and busy week for the students of Westminster and set forth the theme, Modern Rivals of the Christian Faithf' The week was a great success due to our two fine speakers, Dr. H. Lewis Patrick of Kansas City and Rev. Charles Baldwin of Providence, Rhode Island. GREEN LECTURES '-if ,TQ . ,X ms' ff 'R 53X !v , .4 , Dr. H. Lewis Patrick Second Presbyterian Church ' Kansas City, Missouri Rev Charles Baldwin Chaplain of Brown University Provldence, Rhode Island The 1958 John Fmdley Green Lectures were delivered on November 6 and 7 by Dr Edward McGrady, president and V106 chancellor of the Umverslty of the South The general theme of Dr McCrady's lectures was 'Atomic Energy and Christianity 9' Dr Mc Crady has been a contributor to many pubhcatxons, he IS an author of sev eral books and a noted lecturer ic o S'gns Fo All School D ce Ambassador Louis Armstrong and his band will play for the an- nual All-School Dance on Tuesday night, November, 25. The' dance, sponsored by the student councili was designed to replace the pledge formals held in each house. Satchmo Armstrqng crowns Milly Kay 3 Neukomm as All School Dance Queen. 3 Miss Neukomm, escorted by her date Fred Cory, begins the Queen S Dance. Satchmo literally fills the gymnasium from wall to wall as fans come from far and wide. 75 The new Westmlnster College Bookstore cated ln Re Union Hall offers a Wlde variety of se lectlon for the student Rev Asbury s busy office in Re-Union Hall , . A re-enactment of the fa- mous Lincoln-Douglas De- bates by Tom Baumgard- ner as Lincoln and Don Metivier as Douglas. A F131 functlon u n tl er torchhght WESTMINSTER REVUE sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega First Place Sigma Chi Peg and Samv is Sigma Alpha Epsilon A comedy concerning Bill Forest College and the I Tappa Keg frater- nity. Second Place Phi Delta Theta Halls of Ice A satire on the Russian educational system in- cluding Elvis Presnik and a ballet. Kappa Alpha A skit spoofing the Rus- sian Army and schools. WY Qf 4:-:A-'---+- f , 1'zZ f , '.7'7Tj'.'I1'Ff 'i7f-i 5-T - Y' ' 5 0'v1?Q' ' j . ------mmm, iiEq:,a-..::.-. ,...,-gg-T., ,W . 1:4255 QQ, -M -3,1 ,.fff77'1,,k1xZQ,fM Z.. .---h.-,-he - . - f -0- , , . 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W. ffl , ,, , ' f - -' -- - H ' . he- Sai-if ., gl 4, 3 Q. ff Editor Tom Barta Assistant Editor Jim Clarkson ATHLETICS - ,, . . 4.,,.:,......,g.L-.- ........--s - - ,, ,.... .. ,,..-....,.......q. .--!----- 0Byrne Parsons Wright Toedtmann Blackburn Coach Flynn. 1 RECORD 15 5 Loneordia 72-59 Kansas City U 87-73 Rockhurst 69-77 i entral 102-85 Rolla 84-41 Kansas City U 62-46 Rockhurst 85-53 :'iWilliam Jewell 67-73 :'Tarkio 80-74 :fiDrury 54-69 2' enotes conference games Loncordia 'Culver-Stockton t Missouri Valley :FTarkio is Central N William Jewell 2' Culver-Stockton i'Missouri Valley ik Drury William Jewell fPlay-off D ALL MCAU SELECTIONS C0verj 67-60 68-62 81-60 98-74 78-64 72-63 77-78 66-57 72-64 67-69 Front row: Bennett, Ocheskey, Autry, Larason, Kneedler, Mueller, Coultas. Second row: Coach Kimbrell, Quest , 1 9 7 1 9 - . It :QC ' ED x Ken Quest Dave Wright Dale 01-hegkey lx 80 Blue Jay Basketball The Blue Jays finished in a second place tie this year in the conference. Led by all-conference selections, Ken Quest, Dave Wright, and Dale Ocheskey the team compiled their best conference rec- ord since the 1938-1939 season. Their conference record was 9-3 while their overall record was 15-5. The season highlight was the play-off game between the two second place teams, Westminster and William Jewell. It was held on February 26 to determine which team would meet Culver-Stoclo ton in a best-two-out-of-three series for the right to represent the conference in the N.A.I.A. tourna- ment. Jewell edged by the Jays in this contest by the score of 69-67. Coach Eugene Kimbrell Coach Kimbrell is an alumnus of Westminster College graduating in the class of 1920 and returning as a coach in 1929. After graduation he received his Master's Degree in Physical Education at Columbia University. He then came to Westminster as Professor of Physical Education, Athletic Director, and basketball coach. He has coached on our cam- pus for 30 years and compiled a record of 228 wins and 164 losses, in conference play. Coach Kimbrell received one of the highest honors that can be conferred upon a basketball coach six years ago when he was presented the Helms Hall of Fame Award. This was the first award made in the National Association of Inter- collegiate Athletics. Kimhrell was one of the five C0aCl1eS to receive this award out of 400 coaches representing smaller colleges and universities which make up the N-A-I--'L ix. Agar' ' Coach Harold Flynn Coach Flynn came to Westniinster in 1954 after four years of coaching at Barry, Illinois, High School. After serving during the war between 1943-1946, Coach Flynn resumed his education at Culver-Stockton College, graduating in 1950. At Culver-Stockton, he played varsity basketball, football and baseball. In basketball, he was an all-conference selec- tion and captained the team in 1950. Besides being varsity baseball coach and assistant in bas- ketball, Coach Flynn directs the intramural program. .. .. ..,...-,,..,. ......-. ........-., .. -1 asa.-.lazsag --.c..-..-. -.a....-.- -.......L4.s.:s:.:.. ,.1:...,.q..,-.2.2-:14::.::: ......g::- ' 7 ,,,,.....L.4.aa...-...c.e.,-,... VARSITY WRESTLING Kanehl. Westminster s newly orgamzed wrestling team Iinlshed its first season of varsity competition with a successful 5-2 record and has definitely estab- lished itself on the Westminster campus Led by undefeated Tom Lake and John Mc Far- land, the team with its 5-2 record had two impres- sive upsets over the University of Mlssourl Fol- Front row: Sharp, Lake, Deupree, Broadwell, Berck. Back row: Gunter, McFarland, Weida, Coach . , . Co-captains Deupree and Lake with Coach Kanehl. lowing Lake and McFarland were Harry Deupree, 6-lg Jim Sharp, 6-lg and Don Broadwell, 5-2. Much of the credit for the team's success belongs to Coach Kanel1l who tutored theABlue Jay grap- plers from beginning to end. Coach Kanehl pointed out that the comparatively young matmen should be potentially a great deal stronger with a year of varsity experience under their belts. QQ.,-...:.,gg.,.::i.1.,--.-,s-..-a...-.-:.,+-.:p,,...H.....,-.-f.., v-, - .-.. VARSITY SWIMMING 'U ' - I f .-f W W. Coach Kanehl, H. Wood, Hendrickson, M. Wood, Krieger, Gooding, Pyatt, Ives. The varsity swimming team this year ended up with a 2-6 record. However, with all its members returning next year, it will undoubtedly put forth a much -better showing. Although the team was limited in members, Coach Kanehl is hoping for a bigger turn- out next year. The top point scorers this year were Mike Ives, freshman, Mike Wood, freshman, Bucky Krieger, sophomore, Mike Gooding, juniorg and Harry Wood, junior. Varsity swim- ming is a relative newcomer to the varsity sports on the Westminster campus and should in future years rank among the top in the conference. Coach Ray Kanehl graduated from the University of Kansas in 1927. He then coached at a high school in Wich- ita, Kansas, for 16 years. In 1943 he returned to the University of Kansas as assistant in Physical Education and as the coordinator of the Army and Navy programs. He was head track coach at Kansas from 1944 until 1947. In 1948, Coach Kanehl went to Drury College and spent the next ten years there as head track coach, di- ifii rector of intramurals, and assistant basketball coach. This year at Westminster Coach .K Kanehl has taken over as coach in wrestling, swimming and track. 83 ,.,...,-....,. .e.. ,....0.... -,-.........g... 5.,,,.... ....-...--,...,,..,...,.......-.. T.-., .a.,..,..-.., A I -- - .,...,..,,,,..,,,...,,.......,......... V 1 , 1 Y A A, A , , DAD'S DAY 1 A V we ,tt.Z in L.-, M-L Highlighting the 1958 Dad's Day was the Father and Son Banquet held in the recently completed Dining Hall After the dinner Alumni Achieve- ment Awards were presented by Dr Davidson to Randolph H Weber, '32 Henry Danuser, '31 C Max Farrington, 27 Morton C Cunningham, 26 James F Eversole, 25 Foremost among the Dad's Day activities was the Intramural Track Meet at Priest Field. Beta Theta Pi won the meet and consequently received the Intramural Track Plaque. This year Delta Tau Delta won the coveted Dad's Day Trophy by dominating tennis, golf, and softball and placing second in the afternoon track meet. Here Coach Kim- hrell presents the trophy to Ken Love for Delta Tau Delta. 84 hula- --.-. --'-U--- INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL - BETA THETA Pl INTRAMURAL GOLF - DELTA TAU DELTA WN- - .. , g .. ... -.. xgb l . ...- 4:.,w...g .A4--..1.-...-. - INTRAMURAL TENNIS - BETA THETA PI INTRAMURAL SWIMMING - PHI DELTA THETA --..,-Q L - A, in W, . .--L------.--w 1--ff--f----1---4--7 ---' -j- ' J INTRAMU RAL BASKETBALL - 4 'gh 4, .1 H , ' f Westminster grapplers in action .vu 91,51 1 ,, . , PHI DELTA Tl-:ETA T'?2f ,Q . ,f,.: , ,,r, , A , . 'f-11 Av 87 f , Y- vm. w--an wind.. --1 -+ X 2 -. . ,,,,,,,,:,... L, m d., -,,.,.,.:4,:.:s. ,..... . X , 4.1. Q I nu H .. -I Ag f 7 w .-if 'pffwalfflm ' ':'f4'iaf 'V' 7 lf, ,.,, , -V ' L. f Fifi Wx. ff1'f.?f feA A 'iw 'P A Q 1' I , .. I an , 1, , M-5 , 1 , f-,, , , 1 P' ' , x ,J , 4' ' 3 , .-.,1.M1f235- 'W' lv J. Y , 5, 5 ' ' ' Q 'S Q , , R4 'Sf x'iif! 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Andersen Infxantry PMS8zT Artillery Asst. PMS8zT 'K' 315 Capt. Bobbie W. Mitchum M! Sgt. Victor George Infantry Asst. PMS8zT Instructor 8: Rifle Team Left: M! Sgt. Ralph A. Prather ROTC Office 57. Above: MfSgt. Domer J. Huffman Supply Sgt. Left: SFC Oden J. Scott Instructor Battalion Headquarters Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Donaldson Executive Officer Major Otto S 1-Personnel Capt. McCullough S2-Intelligence Capt. Hood S3-Operations Sz Tng. Major Acuff S4--Logistics Capt. Lombardi B Company C0--Capt. Stephenson X0-lf Lt. Harris lst Platoon 1fLt. Geiger 1fLt. Johanning Plat. Sgt. Ross 2nd Platoon 1fLt. Bradford 1!Lt. Werremeyer Plat. Sgt. Flanders lst Sgt.-Tegtmeier Guidon-Berger YP NA Company C0-Capt. England XO-1fLt. Berringer lst Platoon 1!Lt. Baptiste lf Lt. Grout Plat. Sgt. Hervey 2nd Platoon lf Lt. Davis 1fLt. Owens Plat. Sgt. Huffman 1st Sgt.-Owens Guidon-Goltermann TL Wg .Yi gn , BSHUVK, , D Company C0-Capt. Boggs XO-1fLt. Lawson lst Platoon 1fLt. Brell 1fLt. Opitz Plat. Sgt. Lowry 2nd Platoon 1fLt. Dahl 1fLt. Weber Plat. Sgt. Hovis lst Sgt.-Bopp Guidon-Powell Cn Company A Headquarters Company CO-Capt. McMurray C0-Capt. Edwards XO-1fLt. Mauze MS III-Capt. Cory , QMS III picture! lst Plat.-1fLts Herren 81 Newmark Plat. Sgt. Adams Band-1!Lt. Lynes zml Plat.-1fLt'sKeightley sf West 'Band Pwme' Plat. Sgt. Hartford lst Sgt.-Pratt lst Sgt.-Knight Guidon-Essen MS III PLATOON OFFICERS Captain Dan Acuif lst Lieutenant Ron Donaldson 2nd Lieutenant Hugh Harris lst Sgt. Don Otto ' Scabbard and Blade is a na- tional military honor society. Westminstefs Company is E Co. 13th Reg. and is composed of out- standing officers from the MS lll and MS IV Cadets. Each year Scabbard and Blade presents the Military Ball. SCABBARD 8. BLADE 93 .......,.,. RIFLE TEAM COLOR GUARD Fo First row: CL-RJ Brell, Kothe, Adams, Lowry, Mfsgt. George. Second row: Pratt, McDougall, Timmerman, Rudman. Third row: Bradford, Lakin, Grant, Newell. BAND- fi ' i 94 .q-1 MILITARY BALL Honorary Major Honorary Lt Colonel Honorary Major Sue Joslln Mrs Yvonne McCullough Sonnl Seeger The annual Mllltary Ball was held at the Governor Hotel ln Jelferson City, Mo , on the 28th of February 'lhe Ball, attended by approximately 150 Cadets and thelr dates, was an lmpresslve and colorful affair The Grand March started the dance and Buddy Moreno s music kept thlngs going The ueen, wlfe of Mac McCullough MS IV Cadet, was a beautlful selection and ln addltlon to be lng ueen of the Ball she wlll present awards to ROTC Cadets at the Awards Parade ln the Spring The Ball IS presented by Scabbard 8: Blade who decorate and plan for the dance SUMMER CAMP FORT RILEY KANSAS x , g I i , X Q. i xl' S I - .2 . 'fig L f '- ' 3 . . . I . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 0 Q Q L A u u . . 1. ' , 5 for ' M: - . -lf . 3. , , 4 V , 5373 'A '. X I f H? L ,I-QA, . 1 .. A My rf if f 1 : , . I ' . N ,yy - ' m -,,- 4:-ff' g 1 L., -Q.- . , M 1. 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Edltor HONORS 8: ACTIVITIES WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES -Dan Acuif Joe Bob Brown Paul Davis Phi Delta Theta S.A.E. 4 ' Kappa Alpha Mike .Haugh Bob Hunt Tom McMurray Phi Delta Theta Beta Theta Pi S.A.E. Dick Osbourn Don Otto Dick Perry Independent Delta Tau Delta Highlanders 98 WASHINGTON SEMESTER ' 5 Richard Jacobs .lay Kanzler Randy Meyer S-A-E. Kappa Alpha S.A.E. Westminster, annually, sends several students to participate in the Washington Semester program in Wash- ington, D.C. These men, all juniors in their second semester, attend the American University and special sem- inars with various government officials. The semester at Washington is a tremendous experience and the participants gain invaluable insight in many fields. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS V I President Paul Davis f Secretary Dan Acuff Treasurer Bailey Word The collegiate concept of broth- erhood, embodied in the social fraternity, calls into play a body of intercooperation and arbitra- tion: the Inter-Fraternity Council. At convention, the organization receives the kudos and anathemas involved in lively competition be- tween fraternities, orients the freshman in rush week, and pub- Iishes a handbook describing Westminster facilities for the col- leggiale novitiate. This year and last the IFC has sponsored a for- eign student, both years the stu- rlrfnt being from Hungary. 'q--d---- All -MWF - , .. , 4, ,.., ... rf 'g.4.- - .1 4 '.'s ',a- - '- - ---..........-A -.......,...,a .:......... X STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Mike Haugh Vice-Pres. Dick Perry Sec'y-Treas. Bob Keightley Sgt.-at-Arms Chick Edwards The embryonic democracy of collegiate co-existence manifests itself in the Westminster Student Council. Here political and social and economic obstetrics are prac- ticed, and campus policy is born, in the hands of an august body composed of the fraternity pres- idents, a representative from each fraternity, and the student body president. This year the Council's realm of activities was expanded by the addition of various active student-faculty committees. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OFFICERS President Bob Hunt Vice-Pres. Dan Acuff Sec'y-Treas. Brooke Sloss Omicron Delta Kappa or ODK is a national honorary society which recognizes accomplishments of juniors and seniors in fields of leadership, athletics, scholarship, and service. There are eighty-nine chapters on American campuses and Alpha Tau Chapter received its charter here at Westminster in l935. For the past few years ODK has published a directory of Wil- liam Woods and Westminster Col- lege students called the Buzz Book. l O0 HEREDITARY MARSHALS TF' GRAND MARSHAL Bill Knehans The Skulls of Seven was organ- ized in the fall of 1898, lts pur- pose has been that of protector and prelector of the traditions and landmarks of the college. The Skulls have taken an active part in the landscaping of the campus hy planting trees and shrubs. They also serve at commencement exer- cises and conduct the traditional Columns ceremony for the fresh- men at the beginning of each year. One man from each fraternity and one independent compose the Skulls. SKULLS OF SEVEN The Hereditary Marshals is an honorary organization composed of third generation Westminster men. lt was established by the Skulls of Seven. The Marsllals' prime function is ushering at offi- cial college functions such as the Creen Lectures and Graduation. Members are: IPICTUREDI D. Callis, B. Callis, J. Stribling, G. Harlan. and P. Rollinsg KNOTD PICTUREDL J. Atkinson, and J. Hickok. 101 Editor Dan Acuff Business Manager Jim Lacy Faculty Advisor Jack Marshall The Blue J ay is Westminster's yearbook and in so being the ed- itor and staff have tried to present a book that depicts Westminster's spirit and life. A yearbook is a mirror of the college it represents and we hope that we have pro- duced, a book that adequately rep- resents the excellent image it should. 4 102 Editor - Tom McMurray Business Manager Boh MacMillin Faculty Advisors Dr. Parrish Dr. Bleifuss The Columns is the student newspaper of Westminster. It is published bi-weekly. Complete cov- erage of all phases of the West- minster scene has become the hall- mark of this yearis Columns. The paper has also advocated better relations between the Westminster men and the townspeople of Fulton. Tom McMurray, as editor, has greatly improved the paper over past years, and is to be com- mended for an excellent job. W-CLUB President Phil Carter Faculty Advisor Jack Marshall Director Mrs. Kay Lawrence Men of Song, fifty voices strong, are chosen from the chapel choir. The Men of Song represent the school on the annual spring tour, Southeast Missouri this year, and in appearances in various local churches and schools. They also stage an annual Christmas Vesper Service with the William Woods choirs each year. H. ,,,n,,,,- ,,, ,,,,, ,,.......,--......4.-. GLEE CLUB President Chick Edwards The Wu Club epitomizes the athletic prowess indigenous to the collegiate life. Through the promotion of athletics, production of programs, and vending of con- cession articles the group sustains school fervor and generally strengthens the athletic depart- ment. PHI RHO EPSILON No officer structure Faculty Advisor Brooke Sloss About the nucleus of Zeta Tau Delta does Westminster orient its human Univacs in hopes of cap- turing a niche in Phi Beta Kappa. Zeta Tau Deltais high academic requirements are relatively invio- lateg however, the 1958-59 semes- ters revealed nine men, including faculty members, eligible for mem- bership. This body is a sponsor of the V annual honors dinner held to recognize student scholastic achievement. ZETA TAU DELTA President Dick Osbourn Faculty Advisor Dr. Day Phi Rho Epsilon, the honorary biology fraternity at Westminster, was founded in 1934 by Dr. C. D. Day. Papers relating to the field of the biological sciences are com- piled by its members to be read and discussed at the bi-weekly meetings. Requirements for mem- bership include junior standing and proficiency in comparative anatomy. Richard Osbourn is the president. 1 iijf W MQ? I Z L L+ fiat ,f ' 9 , 5 7 1. tes , gf 144.1 I rf LM Z W, Q E I 1 ' 1 f 1 Q 8 U I 104 I te Ti 59 :J President Harry Wood Faculty Advisor Dr. Gates Chi Alpha is the pre-Christian service fraternity. lt is largely composed of pre-ministerial stu- dents but all students are urged to attend. The meetings are held bi-monthly and various speakers are secured for the programs. Chi Alpha attempts to develop a feeling of Christian unity on the campus and otherwise expands and de- velops Christian beliefs. COLLEGE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP President Harry Deupree Faculty Advisor Rev. Asbury The United Campus College Christian Fellowship is a program jointly attended by William Woods and Westminster students. Through worship, study, and fel- lowship, the group seeks to de- velop a deeper understanding of their Christian faith. The weekly meeting provides an opportunity for the students to work together and express themselves in a self- organized program. ,AMW ..,, ..,. -.........--..- POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB President Dick Metz Faculty Advisors Jack Marshall Dr. Bleifuss Sacrificial service for exceeding the nebulous call of duty in jour- nalistic jargon and publication production are the hallmarks of Pi Delta Epsilon, the national honorary collegiate journalism fraternity. The Westminster chap- ter respired first in 1951. An award is made each year by the club to its outstanding member who distinguishes himself in the field of journalism. PI DELTA EPSILON President Ted Kennish Faculty Advisors Dr. Horton Mr. Barry The Political Science Club is made up of Political Science ma- jors and each year presents many varied and interesting programs. Student- faculty debates, guest speakers, active participation in the Democratic and Republican affairs are all typical of the club. This is one of the most active clubs on the campus and has met with great approval from both faculty and students alike. j A we F :.f .mu-.. -.--- -. .. .,.--. .... ,-.-.,-.-..-...--- 2 i Q YOUNG DEMOCRATS 'I :,f E 1 President Bill Emerson Faculty Advisor Dr. Parrish Founded on, and continuing, the same ideals as those of their bitter rivals-including the promotion of political fog, and the vindictive slinging of earthly anathemas- the Young Republicans in 1958-59 were undismayed by the election results and know that the future will produce a different story. The Club was very active this year, taking a strong part in the local and national elections. YOUNG REPUBLICANS President Tom Mackey Faculty Advisor Dr. Horton The Young Democrat Club, or- ganized to strengthen and present the ideals of the great Democratic leaders, has realized an unusually large membership this past year. one of its most successfull projects of the past year was working at the grass rootsi' for the re-election of Senator Stuart Symington. The dynamic and progressive leader of this group is Dr. David Horton. 107 .....,..,...-..,..-...g.:e..,.:4.....tf.a,.,,.t..,1 ,.,,,afa. ...f2- ,.,.,:ig:, .....4,......- ..,,...+...?.3,f.,...,.4.g.,..+.1,....,a.5.a, :..a.-+,,..,...,...4.,,, -h - V , 1 H 1 1 I S 5 1 11 1 1 1 ax 1 11' 11 11 Ml 11' 1 1 1 91 1,1 121 11. ,151 W1 11 1 1 1' 5 11 11 1 ,111 11 1 1:1 41 1 52:1 G: 11 11 1 I 1 1 President Charles Geiger Faculty Advisor Mr. Ollivier The Chemistry Club was organi- zed in order that students of chem- istry may pursue their work deeper and become more enlightened on the subject, along with an ac- tive pursuance of profound travial in chemical realms. The meetings are informal and at each meeting there is a program of a movie or student lectures and experiments The club meets once a month and all are urged to attend. MU ALPHA THETA CHEMISTRY CLUB President Price Williams Faculty Advisor Brooke Sloss Mu Alpha Theta, Westminster's mathematical fraternity, was founded in l935'under the leader- ship of the late Dean Sweazey. The purpose of Mu Alpha Theta is to broaden the studentis interest in math and to give him deeper in- sight into mathematical problems. The club is very active throughout the year with an interesting and varied type of program. 108 AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY President Gary West Faculty Advisor Mr. Barrow The Flying Blue Jays, a group of aeronautical aspirants, gives the members an opportunity to learn to fly at a greatly reduced ex- pense. The club owns two air- planes and numerous other para- phernalia which permits it to com- pletely indoctrinate its members in all realms of aeronautical com- petency. FLYING CLUB 109 President A Ben Timmerman The Westminster Amateur Ra- dio Society, founded just this year. has met with a widespread accept- ance and can look forward to a productive future. The club oper- ates a ham radio station in the Student Union and throughout the year has presented many programs of interest to radio bugs. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Faculty Advisor Dr. Sharton The Music Club offers to West- minster students an excellent op- portunity to learn more about the finer aspects of this wide.field. Through lectures, discussions, and listening to classical recordings, the member comes to appreciate just what music is and the com- ponent parts of which it is com- posed. I MUSIC CLUB President Leo Laurence Faculty Advisor Gale Fuller The Psychology Club was estab- lished recently and gives its mem- bers a new insight into psychiatric and associated fields. The Club sponsors many experiments and also presents its members with in- teresting field trips and other ac- tivities intended to satisfy the wants of those who wish to delve deeper into our mental habits and traits. 110 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Faculty Advisor Dr. Jones Gamma Tau chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the only national honorary historyifraternity of its kind in the nation, came to 'the Westminster campus in 1950. Sev- eral faculty members are in the fraternity. They provide dynamic leadership- in the club's purpose of delving deeper into historical tidbits. PHI ALPHA THETA President Jim Lacy Faculty Advisor Dr. Parrish Alpha Phi Omega, National Service Fraternity, has for four years been active on the campus at Westminster College. Its prin- cipal aims are directed toward service to the school, community, and the nation. Annually it spon- sors such projects as the Blood- mobile and volunteer service at the Mental Hospital. Each fall the fraternity sponsors the Westmin- ster Revue, an Inter-Fraternity Talent Show, which is one of the big events of the school year. 'Ill we-yr --A-SLAM121-1512:-91-.-s--'-1i .,:.fgs ,.,g ,,,......i..g,fzf -Ae - rf - , -A - in W sz, . ,Hgh -in-YET. . ..-HW ,, We ,, , ,YC , ,W . , Y - - f- . .,. ,, ., -. 4 . . - ., ---u-e-,-..,-..,............,....,..,,......., V., A - GAMMA ALPHA President Ron Frazier Faculty Advisor Dr. Alexander The Art Club was organized for the express purpose of promoting interest and cultivating an appre- ciation for fine art. The activities of the year included the viewing of slides of famous artists, a trip to Jefferson City to view the Thomas Hart Benton murals, visit to the St. Louis Art Museum, and the Motheris Day art exhibit. ART CLUB President Bob Brand Faculty Advisor Dr. Alexander Gamma Alpha, better known as the Sociology Club, is an organ- ization which helps round out a studentis' educaticm. The purpose of the Sociology Club is to famil- iarize the student with some of the sociological aspects of our society today. This is done through lec- tures, movies, discussions, field trips, and outside speakers. lt carries on various sociological functions throughout the year and is of great interest to all sociology students. 'II2 CANTERBURY CLUB President Tom Mackey The Canterbury Club is composed oi William Woods and Westminster College students who profess to the Episcopal faith. The club functions around this principal, and activities include, group church attend- ence, youth get-togethers, etc. DEBATE TEAM 41 Faculty Advisor Dr. Randolph The Debate team represents the college in various debates with neighboring col- leges. It has always made an adequate representation, sometimes approaching brilliancy. Although not recognized as a major activity on the campus. its prestige is rising. PI KAPPA DELTA Faculty Advisor Dr. Randolph The purpose of Phi Kappa Delta is to sponsor speech activities from the collegi- ate 'and community standpoint. It's mem- bers are Tom Baumgardner and Don Me- tivier with Dr. John Randolph acting as its sponsor. 113 1 i,...--,. P l 5 5 nf: v n iw dw ll ik X :MS -,All iw 3 MQW N VU 1 M '13 E vi H324 fm 3 WV ' Qixlxjl I .11 111 4 , ,K w. ,, 's lm 'E 21,3 T U: M .,N 11 ll if! Q X Ml A ,4i., ADVERTISING 1 I K When I Was Young . . . 1 , , 1 LIBBY DIAMOND A I . I Poole Sz Creber Wholesale Grocery Co. I Paris Road Columbia, MO. Phone 3-3129- I Catering to i 4 HOTELS RESTAURANTS INSTITUTIONS 5 I'IUNT'S MUSSELMAN'S GEO. E. TUTT 81 SON 1 MEN'S WEAR i , A STIDHQQIICSSQUPPLY SAFIRE SHOE SHOP Supplies for Office, Invisible Re-soling is Our Specialty School, Desk We do mime0g,,,,l,1,i,,g 111 West Fifth Fulton, MO. I COMPLIMENTS K i FULTON LUMBER CO. 5 SIXTH AND NICHOLS 1, f E PHONES Ia 5 Eli 1 A I m -.E sg 1 1 1 , 1 , 'LJ And in My Prime . . 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