Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1961 volume:

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The history of Callaway County and' Fulton tourist hearing the tale of CallawayiCounty and its lovaltv and pride the 'l1i5tory'.portrays, -' A . ', ' . ' Yet astranger would never .realized that these areaj lts people areistill loyal and proud in of humility and hospitality that are shown in the Here in ,the heart of i'Little Dixie',...a1'e foul' proud. The streets of Fulton are as integrated merchants, and local residents walk withlstudents Ueaf ehildren and hospital workers, people from xwtsi'- 'N-,.,-f-V gg' Westminster College f , V ' . VVl1y'?Q, lies in an intrinsic and gun niunityk same Mason that this and p an -accept tegrul, part and its people. 2? fe 5 Fiiii ft! ,MW I ,. Allnk l 'M'-jw-vw- g .. A Q, . . . U Y and It s People is ve-ry nnnwnnl and V, l'0rllllg. .-X stranger or ' connb' seat W0l .l V l:lll6'2llIIl comnn-nt' on the 4 , V 'V A f .. - . . . 1 -x fIllilllll r l'llillll,5g?lll Fulton and the Slll'l'0llllllll12 , -. gi. Q . . 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To perhaps, something different, but I believe that we can all agree that it is a miraculous welding to- gether of the following ingredients. answer the ques- do justice to this a sentence, or a complex mixture each man it is, A PHYSICAL PLANT: Any col- lege is, of course, a group of buildings. It is stone and bricks, mortar and glass, grass and tennis courts, heating systems and class- rooms, bedrooms and offices - all of these. This is the aspect that most people think of first, but it is certainly not an adequate answer to the question at hand. A CURRICULUM: The curricu- 5 lum is, and must be, an integral 1 part of the college. In our par- ticular case, the curriculum is designed to teach scholars to think for themselves and to learn to ask the right questions, rather than to know all the answers. We believe that the liberal arts curriculum best satisfies this re- quirement and most effectively serves the purpose of improving the student intellectually and cul- turally. A FACULTY: A community of scholars is another prequisite for any college. Nothing so characterizes an institution as the dedicated persons who devote sacrificial lives to teaching. This group sets the course for the institution, regardless of how out- side influences may tug at the wheel. A STUDENT BODY: Another and equally necessary portion of the college community is the student body. It is a mixture of earnest scholars, would-be earnest scholars, intellectual dilettantes, social butterflies, academic risks, loafers, leaders, followers, conform- ists, non-comformists, and, all-in-all, a pretty good cross section of American life. Out of this group will come the leaders of society, whether they want to be or not. hat CSIITI Robert L. D. Davidson President - To 'sap-Arr-wt ' 'rvT'X1 f' A BOARD OF TRUSTEES: These men, the repre- sentatives of the legal owners of the college, are, likewise, a vital ingredient of the college. With enthusiasm and vigor they attempt to meet new de- mands and keep the old college sound and growing. IS PLANS AND GOALS FOR THE FUTURE: Without this ingredi- ent, our Alma Mater might die on the vine. For, no matter how adequate the other ingredients may be, the survival of our old college hinges on its ability to meet the challenges of the future, as well as the present. Without a vision, the people perish. ALUMNI, FRIENDS, PARENTS, THE CHURCH, AND A HOST OF RELATED AGENCIES: These are also partial answers to our question of what the college is, but there is remaining one ad- ditional intangible factor which cannot be overlooked. Whether we label it the Xu QUANTITY, THE SPIRIT OF THE INSTI- TUTION, THE CHARACTER OF THE COLLEGE, or by some other title, it is present, and its influ- ence is keenly felt. inster? It is this nebulous component which has enabled Westminster to survive war, depression, and crisis upon crisis. Without it, there would be no West- minster. With its continuing influence upon us all, we shall be able to move toward a greater and more stable Westminster which will perpetuate the dream of over a century ago which caused the amalgamation of these many ingredients into The Great Small College . This, then, is my answer to the question What is Westminster? . With gratitude for this college and the many component parts which comprise it, let us rededicate ourselves to its objectives and strive for its continued service to the succeeding generations who knock at its doors. 5 0 .-- .' I X Jia- , r YL-A, ,X-,.:i,,-..---..--. 7:3 1 - H ,P - ,- - -. . 1' Fun 'il - ..yv4 fiff ' JJ ' , M. ,, ,, ' A 51' wp ii it Y 5 , Z , l e 1 , I., f yn Wi! T, I -hi - a -N 9 r N, wi 4, 4 1 I I i . J . I 9 -lllllilllflll i , . 1 Q4 Dean Dahl, Dean Sloss, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Engs- berg. These two men comprise the Business Office of the College and handle all its financial affairs. Mr. Schuessler is Busi- ness Manager and Dr. Bosch is Assistant Business Manager. Mr. Keel, Mr. Humphreys. Mr. Marshall, Mr. 8 Stinson. Dean Dahl, who serves as Dean of the College, handles all the discipline for the Administration. Dean Sloss serves as advisor to the Interfraternity Council and Student Council. Mr. Gordon, being Reg- istrar of the College, finds himself an integral part of the student affairs, and Mr. Engsberg is Assistant to the Dean and Director of Residence Halls. Mr. Schuessler, Dr. Bosch. These men make up an office which could be called the Public Relations Office or maybe the Development for the F uture Office. Mr. Keel is Director of Admissions. Mr. Humphreys is Direc- tor of Development and Assistant to the President. Mr. Marshall is Alumni Sec- retary and Director of Publicity. Mr. Stinson is the Assistant Director of De- velopment. ' Bible 81 Philosoph Owen W. Dukelow, B.A., University of Minnesotag B.D., Union Theological Seminaryg Ph.D., University of Minn- esota. Assistant Professor of Philosophy. John A. Cates, B.A., Parsons Collegeg B.D., McCormick Seminary: M.A., Northwestern Universityg Ph.D., Yale University. Professor of Philosophy and Bible. Henry Clay Niles, B.A., Mississippi Collegeg B.D., Colum- bia Theological Seminary: S.T.M.. Harvard Divinity School: Ph.D., Harvard University. Associate Professor of Bible and Religion. Christian E. Hauer, Jr.. A.B., Birmingham-Southern Col- legeg B.D., Vanderbilt University Divinity Schoolg Ph.D., Vanderbilt University. Chaplain of the College and Assistant Professor of Bible. M ' lfilirigncrzii Dr. Elrod, Mr. Holmes, Dr. Day. Chemistry Harold R. Schaeffer. B. Sc.. Muhlenberg Collegeg M.Sc., University of New Hampshire. Professor of Chemistry. Frank Ollivier. BS.. Iowa Wesleyan Collegeg MS., State University of Iowa. Associate Professor of Chemistry. Robert W. 1lcCreight. BS.. .llonmouth Collegeg MS., Ph.D., Slate University of Iowa. Professor of Chemistry. iff, l i Dr. Dukelow, Dr. Gates, Dr. Niles, Dr. Hauer. Lloyd M. Elrod, A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University: M.S., Ph.D., University of Nebraska. Associate Professor of Biology. E. Bruce Holmes, B.S., Kansas State Teachers Collegeg M.S., University of Illinois. Assistant Professor of Biol- ogy. Cameron D. Day, B.A., Central Wesleyan Collegeg M.A.. Ph.D., University of Kansas. Westminster Professor of Biology. ZS 4 Pi 1 ' by .33 .. :f:J.:e' . C . -- Q 1- .',f?f-P945 t ,??7'..'fif55:s' 'ESI-nk9i,.ff'1 .. 1-R -M ,..i,ogif- - . ,. .,4Ls.,g?-.'.g ..,..-.!S.Lhl..n...s.a.,'. r 'rf' ' l Mr. Schaeffer. Mr. Ollivier. Dr. 3fcCreight. 9 P ' ' 'ac' -2 - fr.. :-so-. f ' ' 'Q Economics Mr larsen Dr Bosch Dr Haslumx Mr Weld Dr Ellis Homer T Larsen BA Oberlin College MA Unwersny Unwerszty 0 Wzsconsm ASSISIHDI Professor of Economics. o 'lhchzgan Professor of Economics and Busmess Ad Edflfl A Weld BA Hllfvflfd U'lWeT5lflV M-A-f Yale Uni' mmlsmmon verszty Asslstant Professor of Econom1cs john V Bgsch BS EdM Edlj Unwefslgy of Penn Rlchard K Elhs BA Iowa Wesleyan Collegeg Ph.D., sylvfmm Professor gf Business Admlmstra-non State Unwerszty of Iowa Professor of Economics and' Rasool M H Hashnmr BA mghef Teachers College Busmess Admlnlsfffmon Bagflad Iraq MA Unwerszty of Wzsconsm PhD Engllsh R8nd01Dh Mrs .l W Randolph Mr Rhodes Leon C Wrlkerson BA Wofford College MA Peabody Vanderbzlz Unwerszty Instructor in English. College PhD Vanrlerbzlt Unzversztp ASSOCIHIB Profes John W Randolph BA- Central College, MA PhD sm' of Enghqh Vanrlerbzlt Unwerszty Professor of English. Wxlham W Blelfuss BS Wznona State Teachers Col Mrs John W Randolph B.A. Central College. MA lege MA PhD Unzversziy of Mmnesota Professor of Vamle,-5,15 Unwersm Instructor in English En lush RhdLRhd B.A.Y1 ' ' Nlr Robert J Fehrenbach BA Hollzns College MA ,,,lcE2Q1,Sh O es ae Umermy' Instructor . 4 , . , . K is ' 1 ' ' . , . ., ' g . ., ' ' f ' . , . ., . ., . ., . l - - a ' -v r . . , . ., , . Dr. Wilkerson, Dr. Bleifuss, Mrs. R. J. Fehrenbach, Dr. , . . . , . . . . ' . , . ., . g '. ., ' ' ' . 5 .. I, I ' - - w - 1 9 ' ' . . .., . ., I ,- . . - . ' 7 7 . . - ' l l 1 S- - . - -, 5 . ., ' - . '1 ' -Y S1 -v-v--I -5-.4 -r, ,117- .. M K ' ttmv,,,,g., t Y -'1 :V M , 4- - ., V, ., 4, - im-:cts ,J ..: 14 - ' R. O. T. C. SFC Scott, M!Sgt. Daniels, MfSgt. Householder, Major White, Col. Wardner, Capt. Mitchum, Capt. Bryant, M!Sgt. Prather. SFC Riester. Wallace C. Warclner B.A., University of Oklahoma, Col., Infantry, Professor of Military Science and Tactics. William B. White, B.S., U.S. Military Academy, Major, Infantry Associate Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Bobbie W. Mitchum, B.S., Clemson Collegeg Captain Infantry Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. James R. Bryant, B.S., University of Arkansasg Captain In- 1 1 Romance fantry, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Paul E. Householder, Master Sergeant, Instructor. James R. Daniels, Master Sergeant, Instructor. Oden J. Scott, Sergeant First Class, Instructor. William H. Riester, Sergeant First Class, Supply Sergeant. Ralph A. Prather, Master Sergeant, Sergeant-Major. Languages lu, .!. First Row: Dr. Fess. Hrs. Fess. Mr. Cordon. Second Row: Mr. Vargas. Dr. Artiles. Dr. lloerber. .Xnka Fess, A.B.. Hillsdale College: Lecturer in Romance Lan- iltmgcs. Gilbert Bl. Fess, Pli.B.. fllfrvrl Urzz'vcr.sily: BLA., Syracuse Uni-- fs1'Iy: Pl1.D.. Unirvrsily of I'f'nnsyli'ania. Visiting Professor 'tf lionianu' Langzuagzes. Donald Bishop Cordon. BA.. Wlrstrrzirisler College: KLA.. Wash- 'Hlon lfr1iz'vrsi1y. Professor of Romance Languages. Este-han Vargas-Val:-s. B.A.. Bethany Collvge: HLA.. Columbia Uniiwrsity. Professor of Romance Languages. . Jenaro Artilcs. Ph.D.. llriiixvrxity of .llazlrirlg Ph.D., Univwrsity of Havana. Professor of Romance Languages. Robert C. lloerlier. ILA.. Concordia Seminary: KLA., Ph.D., Waslziriglori Unircrsily. Professor of Creek and Latin. 'Ii Dr Parrish Mr Boyer Pol1t1c.1l Sclence Charles W Kerr BA Southeast Missouri State College 'VIA University of Missouri Instructor in Political Sci ence David Horton BA MA Washington University PhD Harvard Universttv Professor of Political Science K S Wen BA St Johns University PhD Johns Hop ktns University Professor of Oriental Studies Dr Hlllard, Dr Momson H1stor W1ll1am F Parrish BS Kansas State Collegeg M.A., Ph. D University of Missouri Associate Professor History. College Visiting Assistant Professor of History. Mr Kerr Dr. Horton, Dr. Wei. Librar Ernest H K Hlllard, BA, M.A., University of Chicagog PhD University of Illinois. Assistant Librarian with Rank of Asslstant Professor Paul G Morrison, BA, Southern Methodist Universityg MA , PhD, University of Chicago. Librarian with Rank of Professor I V.- ' Richard E. Boyer, B.S., M.A., Kirksville State Teachers . . I . 5' 4' :lil Foreign Languages Norman C. Cersh. B.A., Harvard Collegeg M.A.. Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. Assistant Professor of German. Mrs. Chester Alexander. Ph.B., DePaul University. Lec- turer in Russian. Felix Edward Sharton. B.A., B.S., Viennag M.M., Stale Academy of Music and Artg Master School of Composi- tion: B.A., BS., M.L., Ph.D., University of Vienna. Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature. Dr. Alexander, Dr. Matthews. Physical Education Harold E. Flynn. B.S., Culver-Stockton College: M.Ed., University of illissouri. Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Eugene F. Kimbrell, BA.. Westminster College: M.A., llolurnlzia Uriivcrsity. Professor of Physical Education. Ruyniond E. Kanehl. l3.S.. University of Kansas. Associ- alc Professor of Physical Education. Mr. Gersh, Mrs. Alexander, Dr. Sharton. Sociology Chester Alexander, B.A., University of New Brunswick: Ph. B., M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Professor of Sociology. A. Thomas J. Matthews, B.A,, M.A., State College of Washingtong Ph.D., Cornell University. Associate Pro- fessor of Sociology. Mr. Flynn. Mr. Kimbrr-Il, Mr. Kanehl. i E I 1 I l i I Psychology 5 l i . lx Dr. McAdam, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Riegel. I . - B - - h Cl bug Omaluz. Associate Professor of Psychology and Education. . i age B57'W?,bE:,dii,giJnli?J'i-lniiirtslsoilf of rasycholtogym alnd Lyman M. Riegel, B.A., University of Missonng M.A., Bradley -ii Edllcgtionl University. Assistant in Psychology. 'U Gale L. Fuller. A.B., Hastings College M.A., University of Q Mathematics and Physics Mr. Chen, Mr. Cohring, Mr. Winters, Dr. Sloss, Mr. Barrow. Chi Cheng Chen, B.A., Westminster College. Instructor in Mathematics and Physics. Kenneth W. Gohring, B.A., Westminster Collegeg M.A., Wash- ington University. Instructor in Mathematics. Roger Winters, B.A., University of Kansasg M.A., University of Missouri. Professor of Physics. 14 ' Frank Brooke Sloss, B.A., Westminster Collegeg M.S., Brown Universityg Ph.D., Northwestern University. Professor of Mathe- matics. Clyde Raymond Barrow, B.A., Westminster Collegeg M.A., Uni- versity of Missouri. Associate Professor of Mathematics. ' f +-wk - ' 4 . 1 - W' ' up Q- lil: The Secretarial Staff . wflllft I 75 'ff' 3 ilu 'xllxam B Steerman Karl Bernmger Admfssmns founselor Admzsszons Counselor ' W 4 , K' , P v nh, i . V gn K xx K 14 ., -J 3, .xv T , ET: f Y - - IM F , 5 ' - 5 . , S 7 F x 4 V1 ' ' 'I fix - .-1 f ,- :Va .I . M., A, .f,g!.9'. ,xU'.'v5k .- 1-'lg 1 1 f Qfiffqfmx ,fry f VLMV Q IW. If .vs 5 if 4, ' , A aff, ff: 'vfii . 15 : A . , , -,if-P ' V :P 2 .1 W. . - 5 . V-C y. .5' , E z ik., f ' 3. dll! X A V X . 4 . H-' 1 x ZIZIC I- .. ..b.-.,..Iv .. , .1 , qffzjfx ,jg ,1- ggi, - K -A EE 3 14' . ,LK-. , I X Egan, i:. 'tf3J.1fI,.:a 4 :-11 if.-JL Q-Nts' is -' - I1 ' f l t '. . . . I' 1 I, ' Il . I, I I' I I A I , . ,L ..- I -l .R I : . A J . , I I It . I I : 1 I, Ifw t I Ii. . IS: ' .9 I 161 I . .. M.. .I .,,. .'. IQI CQ II. I 'I I I , .II I II It I I W I I I I I I! I I I Rick Hosto J ' President I s H '-I Seniors CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD L. HOSTO Beta Theta Pi Clayton, Mo. Varsity Track 1, 2g Scabbard and Blade 4g Young Republi- cans 1, 2, 3, 4, History Club 13 Student Council 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill Hervey ViceAPresident I I I I I I I f' A i ROBERT A. BICKEL I if Phi Gamma Delta , Webster Groves, Mo. I Honor List Ig Student Council I 3, 43 Young Republicans 1, 2, '3 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, '. 4-3 Columns Staff lg Intramurals , I 1, 2, 3, 4. 'EI . Art Bickel Ray Carlson - I Secretary-Treasurer Se,.geaM,at,A,ms I 18 ii WILLIAM H. HERVEY, JR. Beta Theta Pi Beaufort, Mo. History Club 15 Political Sci- ence Club lg Honor Roll lg Hon- or List 2g Fraternity Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4g Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, President 4g Phi Rho Ep- silon 3, 4, IFC 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4, President Junior Class 35 Comp. Anat. Assist. 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dis- tinguished Military Student 4. RAYMOND V. CARLSON Phi Gamma Delta , Villa Park, Illinois Fraternity Secretary 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Student Council 2, 3, 43 Vice-President Student Body 4g Skulls of Seven 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track 1, 25 WB Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sgt,.at. Amis .lunior Class, Biology Lab. Assistant, IFC 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Who's Who 4. K m -e ' :i- H. si- :le P. Ill or- 3, 15- 4. esi- 4: 49 rals 2: .ap ,ab. irer PAYSON S. ADAMS Delta Tau Delta Omaha, Nebr. Payson S. Adams James H. Alden WILLIAM D. BEARD JR. Phi Gamma Delta Ponca City, Okla. Robert W. Berger f EDWARD L. BERG Phi Kappa Psi Marshall, Mo. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-g Young Democrats 1, 2, 3, 4g Golf Team 3, 4g Fraternity Sgt-at-Arms 4. .IAMES H. ALDEN Sigma Chi Kansas City Mo William D. Beard Edward L- Berg ROBERT W. BERGER Independent Students' Associa- tion Owensville, Mo. Independent Students' Associa- tion, Secretary-Treasurer 3g President 45 Student Council 43 Skulls of Seven 3, 43 Distin- guished Military Student 43 Honor Roll 2g Chemistry Club 13 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Young Republicans Club 4g Who's Who 4. Edward L. Bersche EDWARD L. BERSCHE Independent Students' Associa tion St. Louis, Mo I.S.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4-g Music Club 43 History Club 4, Socio logy Club 4g Political Science Club 45 Intramurals 3, 4 19 k.. ,r , I., ., ., '1 . 1, ,t ' 'U ' -. R' '. -A , '-:kg -if -5 2 . Af A x , , L '-, ' 'R Q93 , Tr jing' . 5.5 L -.35 in V 1 . 1' H '- RALPH L. BLUMER Q, R 1 '7 Glendale, Mo. A H, -.P 43, ' S Phi Kappa Psi I -1 1 22 , Ralph L. Blumer Robert J. Bopp ii f 'l l 1 1 E l X I ORVILLE L. BROTHERTON WILFRED E. BOTTERBUSH Phibamma Delta iTfOnIfzE71l?a P51 Montgomery City, Mo. f t tl, e ' Wilfred E. Botterbush , , ' I il fi ' A JOHN G. BYLAND Phi Kappa Psi Wellsville, Mo. f,i 1 l 4 a t 1 t 1 , t gi R - 1 . 1 ' i 3.1 i I I John G' Bvland James A. Cameron zo I 5 fl .- ROBERT J. BOPP Sigma Chi Richmond Heights, Mo. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, Distinguished Mili- tary Student 4-, Superior Cadet 1, Association of the United States Army Medal 3, Student Council Representative 1, 2, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Director of the Westminster Re- view 2, 3, Gamma Alpha 3, Political Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Westminster Historical Soci- ety 3, 4, Music Club, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4-. Orville L. Brotherton JAMES A. CAMERON Phi Kappa Psi Kansas City, Mo. I F , ..-sf. 4 - L RICHARD K. CARLIN Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Fraternity Secretary 2, Pledge Master 3, Vice-President 33 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4g I.F.C. 43 Skulls of Seven 3, 4, Grand Marshall 4g Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Columns 4g Young Republicans lg U.C.C.F. 1, 2g Intramurals l, 2, 3,4g Who's Who 4. LARRY H. CHETWOOD Si ma Chi . Grandview, Mo. Alpha Phi Omega lg History Club lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3g Rifle Team 3, 45 Distinguished Military Stu- dent 3, 43 Scahhard and Blade 3, 4, Fraternity Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Treasurer 4. . . , . ,.v. .. .,, ,uw . .,. ...'f ..- . . . . K - I - .. . --g:.f':ffiiQ4-'5'r51 Li 'rev ' 'iff' 535 ' fi. D4 'r-fZf:53.t?Fr Qflai :im 'S51 .. 5 T .1125-'13 f f eff' Y' g Richard K. Carlin Larry H. Chetwood HERBERT D. COULTER Independent Students' Associa- tion Meno, Okla. Political Science Club, Young Democrats, Russian Club. GERALD M DONNA 'nur' Beta Theta P1 Collinsville Ill Herbert D. Coulter Gerald M- Donna DONALD M. DOWELL Delta Tau Delta Delta Chillicothe, Mo. Donald M. Dowell G- Trent Downing G. TRENT DOWNING Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lawton, Okla. Fraternity Chronicler 2, 3, Cor- respondent 3, 4, U.C.C.F. 3, 4g Sociology Club 3, Columns Bus- iness Staff 4. 21 I ff. i- 5 ig' E 'il-,,:i..1 :.Li,fh,.' 15- 4' zL 15..g'1.:Z:1n' James F. Fellingham JON F. HAMPTON Independent Students' Associa- tion Salem, Illinois I.S.A. Sec.-Treas. 2, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4. . 133, .-,vas JAMES F. FELLINGHAM Phi Gamma Delta - Oklahoma City, Okla. ., Lg, WF Ronald C. Frazier MARVIN H. HAPPEL Kappa Alpha St. Louis, Mo. Fraternity Recording Secretary 35 Westminster Men of Song 15 Gamma Alpha 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presif' dent 35 Young Republicans 1, 25 Harvard Book Award 25 Stu- dent Council 25 Art Club 1, 25 Music Club 1, 2. RONALD C. FRAZIER Sigma Chi Moberly,f Mo. Fraternity President 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 IFC 45 Pi Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, President 45 ODK 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Co- Editor. BLUE JAY 35 Columns Staff 3, 45 Student English As- sistantship 45 Alpha Phi Omega 1, 25 Alpha Psi Omega 3, 45 Washington Semester 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Art Club 2, President 25 Student Activities Committee 35 Wl1o's Who 45 Zeta Tau Delta 4. JOH F- HHHIPWD Marvin H. Happel WILLIAM L. HARTFORD Beta Theta Pi . Watertown, New York Fraternity Pledge- Master- 3, Treasurer 45 Honor Roll 1, 35 Varsity Tennis 1, 25 Chemistry Club 15 Scabbard and Blade 3, 45 Distinguished Military Stu- dent 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-. William L. Hanford W. Dow Heimbrook v 22 W. DOW HEIMBROOK Sigma Chi Chillicothe, Mo. PC . 1 5 . , . . W , S, . -. .a:1,..- -2 if f N Q W' 2 ' ' DON D. HENNEKE Kappa Alpha Owensville, Mo. Richard K. Herr GARY F. HOVIS Phi Kappa Psi Ponca City, Okla. Student Body President 45 Fra- ternity Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 45 Honor Roll 15 Skulls of Seven 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 3, 45 Scabbard and Blade 45 IFC 3, 45 Distinguish- ed Military Student 3, 45 Math Club 35 Student Activities Board 45 Whois Who 4. RICHARD K. HERR Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. James P. Hickok, Jr. Gary F, Hovis GERALD R. JENKINS Delta Kappa Epsilon - Oklahoma City, Okla. Pi Kappa Delta I, 2, 45 Pi Sigma Alpha 2, 35 Debate and Foren- sics Squad l, 2, 45 Political Sci- ence Club 25 Dobyns Oratorical Prize I5 Phi Alpha Theta 4. l Howard G. Johnson HOWARD G. JOHNSON Phi Kappa Psi Duncan Okla ROTC Band l, 25 Phi Rho Ep 45 Music Club 2, 45 Fraternity Corresponding Secretary 35 Biol- ogy Lab Assistant 4. l l silon 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3: 23 41 ---1 -. HAROLD K. KANAGAWA Independent Students' Associa- tion Jefferson City, Mo. Honor Roll 1, 25 Freshman Chemistry Prize 15 Band 1, 25 Intramurals 2, 35 Biology Lab Assistant 3, 45 Phi Rho Epsilon5 ROBERT M. KEIFFER Phi Kappa Psi Eldon, Mo. Q t 4 s 5 W W. A V3 F 'Laifili-Siv a: Li.. . I ' n i L:.-l..,i1:fkagQ?2i...'bE.:Fi, ,.,.. W Harold K. Kanagawa JACK F. KUHLMAN Beta Theta Pi St. Louis, Mo. Fraternity Treasurer 3, President 45 l.F.C. 3, 4, President 45 Skulls of Seven 45 O.D.K. 45 Student Council 45 Alpha Phi Omega 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 15 Honor Roll 25 Sociology Award 25 Whois Who 4. Zeta Tau Delta 4. 1 Robert M. Keiffer LANNY L. LARASON Delta Tau Delta Webster Groves, Mo. Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Columns 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Editor 45 W Club 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Fraternity Corres- ponding Secretary 35 Westmin- ster Historical Society 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Student Council 45 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 4. F .lack F. Kuhlman Lanny L. Larason LEO M. LAURENCE Independent Students' Associa- tion Warwick, N. Y. . I I Leo E. Laurence Knox Q. Lewis, Jr. , .. 24 KNOX Q. LEWIS, JR. Phi Delta Theta Popular Bluff, Mo. Young Democrats 1, 2, 3, 45 C.C.F. 15 Intramurals 15 Stu- dent Council 2, 45 Music Clubg History Club5 Political Science Club 3, 4-5 Westminster Men of Song 1, 25 I.F.C. 45 Fraternity Secretary 2, Pledge Master 3, President 4. ,,,, W, Y . .. ,...,..4W,,-I - -- '- - ,. ....,,.,. -,. . ,. VL. .L .-l,1-.L,.. Liu,-UF' V . 1-3511 -1' .-..,.- Y . - -Y . - , f r--af:-fc ?', 'Z'- -'iifllif JI '. L..l-f-- -L -'- ' -za ' I' .f e ser -.Af ff- '-G 5 is -- . 1: any-1 1 -av, . b fn , 5 -L. Q -+ fy M H in- KF,,g5, z, ds. 1:,551,-i:ff-ge--A4i+,':e:,w ,er ,gg E., .':s-::.-1.L'.,- - : af f V - 4 . .- . ' e ga -f- --- 4 - ' 0 - ' 'H' ' ' ' - - A RONALD R. LIENAU Phi Kappa Psi Independence, Mo. Fraternity Secretary 2, 3g Young Democrats 1, 2, Columns Staff 1. Ronald R- Lienall Randolph M. Lindblad RANDOLPH M. LINDBLAD Beta Theta Pi Alton, Ill. I DARWIN P. LOWRY JR DAVID L LYNN Phi Kappa Psi Beta Theta P1 Merriam Kan Oklahoma City Okla Darwin P Lowry .Ir David L Lynn GLEN C MC DONALD Phi Gamma Delta Ladue Mo Glen C. McDonald James E. Moore, III JAMES E MOORE III Beta Theta P1 Sikeston Mo 25 2 ra n 4 lt l i't 4 l ,X A I it 1' i. 1 is I . wt it l tl F H, 1 u tl 1 nt J Nl 1 ,H ll ll ,V f tl il wfl wp 'iw AN lt 1. tl! li I ' cl ' IJ' . ,- . xi K .o -. . .- A .D .A..... .wa .- , 7 L '- 3 'X ' ' t 7 3 i.1g'gz,:.f3'g.?.-L :ii XP' JAMES E. MUSGRAVE Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Louis, Mo. Fraternity President 4, Honor List 1, 2, Honor Roll 3g Biology Dept. Assistantship 2, 3, Phi Rho Epsilon 3, 4, ODK 3, 4g Flying Blue ,lays 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Quar- tetteg Octetteg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, President Glee Club 4, Columns Staff 2, 35 IFC 4, Student Council 3, 4, President Freshman Class, Sgt.-at-Arms of Student Council, Wh0's Who 4. James E. Musgrave William D. Owens JAMES N PASLEY S1 ma Chi Jefferson City Mo Clayton A P1-an James N Pasley CLAY TON A PRATT Sigma Chi Webster Groves Mo Rifle Team 1 2 3 4 P1 Delta P Y 2 3 Debate 4 Psychology Club 2 3 4 Young Republicans 1 Distinguished Military Student JERRY R. POWELL Delta Tau Delta Cllnton Mo Fraternity Treasurer 3 sity Baseball 1 3 Var Edward J Pundmann Jr WILLIAM D. OWENS Kappa Alpha Gerald, Mo. Fraternity President 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer of S t u d e n t Body 3, IFC 3, 49 Student Council 3, 4g Circulation Man- ager of Columns 3, Biology Dept. Assistantship 2, 3, 45 West- minster Dames Award 2, Young Republicans Club l, 2, 3g Phi Rho Epsilon 3, 49 Zeta Tau Delta 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Who's Who 4. Jerry R Powell EDWARD J PUNDMANN .IR St Charles Mo l lx 1 , fr 1 'g ' ' , - ' 1 1 ' , . . . t , , 4: - , - . 1 I, : K I 1 tae . ll ' 5 it . l .v 'E' :lv ' ll 1 til fi . 1 , . I D E silon 3, 4-gi Blue, Ja Staff 1, Phi Kappa Psi ,U I Z Q 3 F 9 - , . l 4, , i ji - 1 - 1 L 3 3 gl Q 26 l . I G , ,Ina st - ,,-, - 1,-fs' I x 1. 4 ff 111 - 'Q sv- 1 - .i 1 release igg.-Lp --A' ,V , ,-yrwf. GERALD W PYATT Phi Delta Theta Fer uson Mo Varsity Swlmmm l 2 C p tan 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4- S t at Arms Sophomore Class Blue Jay Staff 4 Battalion Com mander 4 DISLIH ulshed M111 tary Student 4 Outstandm Cadet 3 Scabbard and Blade 3 4 Secretary 4 Alpha 1 mega 1 2 3 4 ODK ,gas PHILLIP L REYNOLDS rwx Phl Gamma Delta 1 S Q , 1 'Q E , We f . ' 1 I. IWTTUSIC-Club 1, 2, President I I Fuhon, MO, V ,,, is Ugg. , ' 1 Gerald W. Pyatt DAVID P. ROSS Sigma Alpha Epsilon LaBelle, Mo. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Political Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sociology Club 2, 4, Columns Business Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, U.C.C.F. 1, 2, Young Republi- cans 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, Zeta Tau Delta 4, Pi Delta Ep- silon 4, Washington Semester 3, 0.D.K. 4. Phillip L. Reynolds THOMAS R. RUSSELL Beta Theta Pi Meeker, Okla. I :- AQ David P. Ross WILLIAM N. SAUER, JR. Phi Gamma Delta Coronado, Calif. Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, His- torical Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Political Science Club 3, 4, Blue Jay Staff 4, U.C.C.F. 2, 3, 4, Young Republi- cans 3, 4, Rush Chairman 4. 4 Thomas R Russell Phi Gamma Delta Tulsa, Okla. William N. Sauer, Jr. Robert C. Schoenfeld ft ROBERT C. SCHOENFELD -1 -- V' 1 .fs 4 ,,.2 1, .1 ,f fewer 1-. r' ,gr 21:- -L' 2 ' 'f - A5 , ,VX 1 -' 1:5 r 5. V 5. :. . -. 1 pa -ea P. 1-: ,, -.,- .- 1-' .341 -..:'gf-if-'sg 1331- : . 3 ff 1 - 7, - 5 -z -- J -1 jf p f ,L 1-,,,.-..,:,,5q , 1, '- v :rw -1: h-L..'...,.- fvt,1--.-.-,.-,4,,'14- A .1 YY WA.. W f ARTHUR C. SCHROEDER Phi Kappa Psi Normandy, Mo. Columns 15 Gamma Alpha 1, 23 History Club 2, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 33 Fraternity Secretary 2, Vice-President 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Arthur C. Schroeder Jr. Robert L,-Shipman' ROBERT L. SHIPMAN Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. ALFRED C SIKES Phi Delta Theta Slkeston Mo ALBERT T Y SHIU Phi Kappa Psi Hong Kong China Young Republicans 1 2 3 4 Fraternity Secretary 3 Reporter 4 Political Science Club 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 History Club 1 4 Music Club 1 ROTC Band 1 2 Albert T Y Shlu HERBERT H SIX Beta Theta P1 Kansas City Mo Herbert H SIX Kurt E Tegtmeler Alfred C. Sikes KURT E. TEGTMEIER Beta Theta Pi Millstadt, Ill. 9 , . ' ' 1 1 1 9 . , 7 ' .. . 1 7 5 7. 5 7 2 I 7 a 3 3 1 - 1 - V A A -H M - U. ' ' ' M , F-I. ,'1j 'f. ' T .A . . ,, A .-,,T...,., wr-4, v - - - - - .. . . .. --ff-1--Q-' at -aa :f--1'11-t-'- ----4-is-fe--1 - ,Q-. ' r.-..s TV, . - -5, ,ilflfr -a - .1 ,, -:.-:zu-rg -' ag: r -'e' ' ' ' ' ' ' Fawn-'-1 . .t 1 V 1- ' -' 1 - 1 -' .yur-H - ' - 1 - H - 1' '-Lf -fs - 2 '4-1.11:-'..---+,'a-' ' -- fr . . , , ,... ... ww .'-.-, , , 2 -M L ys. Phi Kappa Psi JAMES E VAUGHN JR Delta Tau Delta Mont omery City Mo Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Zeta Tau DAVID R. THIES Latin Prize lg Glee Club 1, 2, Alton, Ill ,Qi I David R. Thies James E. Vaughn, Jr. LORIN G. VOGEDING Phi Kappa Psi St. Louis, Mo. Delta 4 Fraternity President 3, 43 Omlcron Delta Kappa, President 3, 43 Phi Rho Epsi- lon, President 3, 45 IFC, Sec- retary 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4-g Skulls of Seven 3, 4, Who's Who 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GORDON F. WEBB Kappa Alpha Clayton, Mo. Fraternity Treasurer 35 Spanish Club 3, 4g Sociology Club 49 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 'li-.f Lorin G. Vogeding C0rd0n F- Webb ROBERT H. WHYTE Delta Tau Delta Webster Groves, M Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 43 Gamma Alpha 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2g History Club 1g Young Republicans 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert H. Whyte WHYDC H- Wilke -v WAYNE H. WILKE Delta Tau Delta St. Louis, Mo. Varsity Track 1, 2, 3g Frater- nity Vice-President 2, 3, Sopho- more Class Vice-Presidentg W- Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Flying Blue Jays 2, 3, 4, 'Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4g Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Music Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, . 3, 4. 29 .,X, FRED L. WINKELMEYER ':g.,.:.'-1 :. ...gf : :ii --V ,ig 3.3.4-F-::VLl,,,.:4, Agile ,t .V 3 . f P' - ,. , .. 1'-12.,.f.1,a .-1,1 L.-I-jf-Q As,-V -7 .V Qa5j,jf F. DANIEL WILKINS ,.t s Phi Delta Theta ,Q 4' . Fulton, Mo. ' x 'Q 3. ' varsity Golf Team 2, 3, 4, 'Sita hrfgdiq P1 V. ' Q' Captain 4, Skulls of Seven 4, arg a ' L O' ' ' j- ' f Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, I y , R.o.T.c. Band 1, 2. ' F. Daniel Wilkins . Fred I... Winkelmeyer ROBERT A. ,YECKEL Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Louis, Mo. Fraternity Treasurer 3, 4, West- minster Men of Song 1, 2, 4, Political Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Historical Club 3, 4, U.C. C.F. 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 4, Student Council 3, 4. 30 RICHARD M. YERLY Independent Students' Associa- tion San Antonio, Tex. Transfer Student from Tulane University - Intramurals 1', 2, 3, 4, Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4, Religion-in-Life Week Commit- tee 3. Robert A. Yeckel Richard M. Yerly JAMES F. MAUZE Phi Gamma Delta Clayton, Mo. Fraternity Corresponding Secre- tary 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, President 3, 4, Columns 3, 49 Blue'.Iay 4, Scabbard and Blade 4, U.C.C.F. 1, 2, Histor- ical Society 3, 4, Young Re- publicans 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals' 1, 2, 3, 4. James F. Mauze if .- ..-- . W' if 'ff1':,'-:rr L1f1101'S V 'K , . . V V , . ,, , V .,,., W.-1.1-wr' fa -1-yff-gras-xi-ff'--1-,sas-T tt P CLASS OFFICERS Michael B. Agee Kappa Alpha Platte City, Mo. Mike Agee Tom Kurrus President Vice-President 91-0- nib' Bill Bennett Secretary-Treasurer William A. Bennett Delta Tau Delta Kirkwood, Mo. J arty Parker Sergean t-at-Arms Thomas A. Kurrus Phi Delta Theta E. St. Louis, Ill. ,larry K. Parker Phi Delta Theta Bartlesville, Okla W ,W W Way YW WW WW .t ,tj . . , , 1 WW W W 2 WW ,. Wt 'W 1 I W W W 2 W1 W . , . - ' W W! l . . it W ,t 1 , . ii W . W W W W - W W it W W W W W W ., , 5 W W 1 . W ' W gs f. fa: Q , - ', H' . j -I I-. A I X- Q --..', :rl-K J, A 1. i hir.-'V 'KM ,, if 'llb b, ... is ,Vs - ,. ,. 5 rr WW , W W W 1 f WW , , f W , W 1 WW W. W. W W .W , WW it WW W I W 32 W W W . W W Gordon J. Anderson, Sigma Chi Clayton, Mo. Thomas J. Barta. Phi Delta Theta Laclue, Mo. William Beeman, l.S.A. Webster Groves. Mo. Carter O. Benson, Delta Tau Delta Tulsa, Okla. Ronald G. Benson, Sigma Chi Jefferson City, Mo. Michael W. Blackburn, Phi Delta Theta Ferguson, Mo. Arthur R. Bliss, l.S.A. , Sante Fe, New Mex. Robert M. Bloom, Delta Tau Delta Fulton, Mo. Willialn P. Borcherding, Phi Gamma Delta Affton, Mo. ' Clifford R. Bragdon, Kappa Alpha St. Louis, Mo. Robert N. Brell, Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood, Mo. Carter Breach, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Donald J. Brown, Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. James F. Brown, Sigma Chi Alton, Ill. Donald G. Callis, Phi Delta Theta Sedalia, Mo. John G. Campbell, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Gary Canatsey, Phi DeltaATheta La Jolla, Calif. James E. Cary, Phi Delta Theta Hannibal, Mo. Frank Chan, Phi Kappa Psi Hong Kong, China' John H. Chapman Tulsa, Oklahoma Steven H. Chase, Phi Gamma Delta Affton, Mo. James A. Clarkson, Phi Gamma Delta Clayton, Mo. David R. Clevenger, Kappa Alpha Platte City, Mo. Robert A. Collins, Sigma Chi St. Louis, Mo. William K. Coultas, Kappa Alpha Barry, Ill. George W. Dahnke, Phi Delta Theta Oklahoma City, Okla. Jay M. Dalbey k. Grant City, Mo. ' Richard K. Dennis, Sigma Chi St: Louis, Mo. Harry F. Finks, HI, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Clinton, Mo. Jerome R. Freund, Beta Theta Pi Fulton, Mo. John P. Gattermeir, Phi Gamma Delta Olean, Mo. David B. Gecldis, Kappa Alpha Glendale, Mo. Louis S. Goltermann, Jr., Beta Theta Pi Clayton, Mo. Steven S. Graeser Kirkwood, Mo. C. Keith Grant, Jr., Phi Delta Theta St. Joseph, Mo. Ytib 'FQ'iW 7 : U A M H , . -t - V 4 : -. ,..f, ,Q 1'- el: -.+ L 1 -2-'-'l'3' ..- ? . '. ' . ... . Y , W 1 .---ff s:g-'.f:-L1'L: Q, F.. If-J-H..--f-.--.H 'iav-Y-:- 'M f- ' ' t . :Ti-Q.1E'ia?i31f?'y?Q,er:3f 1 zafaqyfz-'-A7F?.2i'.:1f ,. - :ti gi. N, J 1. t . . ' ', 5 - - V 3. 2-1 - 'fi-9, 45 1 3 D - Ff a-a s -4 H ' 'la i::.j'.. ' ,, Q 'Ms 6 ' f ' 5 gli ' . A 'fn .,g,. to , gi ,, . V sgsii: ' , N'-' , . ,, I 'f fzzi if 1 ff ff ' 9 i f .f at V FP' if .,, jgirh. 47.3 i j, fi 5, N elta 'I s ' ' 5.153 j :i f Q.. I ifi' 1iZ'fg:ff' . .g egx fm. 4 at if I ff, 1 - Q gf? V, -1 vi-. f M' ,ff 131 - ' ' 5 LLL..tX l ., Q, ilon .4-44, . alum H ., . 4 P f -. tttt A P1 ff: 51 . f'!'.'f' -A 137' . ' life-3 fy Q' ' it M if Q F' .ft P. 'it asf.. ...I i H- 5 4 I ' 4? - f Hz. It B tr ' Ti lb- f- .lohn R. Harris, Phi Gamma Delta Springfield, Mo. Ted F. Haumueller, Kappa Alpha Brentwood, Mo. Thomas H. Hervey, Beta Theta Pi Beaufort, Mo. Joseph D. Holt Auxvasse, Mo. Michael J. lves, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Paul L. Joenk, Phi Kappa Psi St. Louis, Mo. Robert S. Johnson, Phi Gamma Delta Honolulu, Hawaii Stephen W. Johnson, Kappa Alpha Olivette, Mo. Bruce D. Jones, Delta Tau Delta De Soto, Mo. Charles W. Jones, Delta Tau Delta Ferguson, Mo. .lack F. Julier. Phi Delta Theta Ladue, Mo. William C. Keller, Kappa Alpha St. Louis, Mo. Warren W. Kendall, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Russell D. Kercher, Phi Delta Theta Clayton, Mo. Thomas C. Kleinschmidt, Beta Theta Pi Clayton, Mo. Charles F. Kneedler, Sigma Chi Belleville, lll. Ronald R. Krueger, Phi Kappa Psi St. Louis, Mo. Roger P. Krumm, Phi Delta Theta Kansas City, Mo. Kenyon S. Latham, Jr., Phi Kappa Psi California, Mo. Robert E. LaTurno, Phi Delta Theta St. Louis, Mo. .l. Lee Leonard, Sigma Chi Springfield, Ill. Richard E. Marshall, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Topeka, Kan. .lohn R. McFarland, Sigma Chi University City, Mo. Sam W. McKinstry, Sigma Chi De Soto, Mo. Hugh A. McVey, Phi Gamma Delta Elgin, Ill. ' ,lohn S. Miller, Phi Gamma Delta St. Louis, Mo. Leonard 0. Miller, Phi Delta Theta Vinita, Okla. Larry P. Milliken, Sigma Chi Bonner Springs, Kan. Louis A. Moore, ll St. Louis, Mo. Kent C. Mueller, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Affton, Mo. G. Dennison Neilson, Kappa Alpha Clayton, Mo. .lohn D. 0'Brien, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mexico, Mo. John W. Pahlmann, Phi Kappa Psi Webster Groves, Mo. Bruce P. Phegley, Kappa Alpha Webster Groves, Mo. Sam E. Powell, Sigma'Alpha Epsilon Affton, Mo. 33 I 3 v 'H I 34 4, - im, -L.-4g:..1......a..,,,,-. . ,.,,..-.,-.,,-.... - F.. . . f i 2- A ti ' -r -:ff -- . Thomas W. Powers, Phi Kappa Psi Godfrey, lll. James A. Reinke, Beta Theta Pi Lake Charles, La. William D. Reisse, Phi Delta Theta Ladue, Mo. Paul Rollins, Beta Theta Pi Seattle, Wash. Ford W. Ross, Jr., Delta Tau Delta ' Kirkwood, Mo. George R. Safire, Sigma Chi Fulton, Mo. Orrin W. Shepherd, Sigma Chi Kansas City, Kan. John G. Simpson, Phi Gamma Delta Tulsa, Okla. Donald L. Slaughter, Kappa Alpha Crestwood, Mo. James A. Smith, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Springfield, lll. Richard V. Smith, Delta Tau Delta Oklahoma City, Okla. Andrew C. K. So Hong Kong, China John R. Stenzel, Phi Delta Theta Kansas City, Mo. James K. M. Stribling, Phi Delta Theta Ladue, Mo. John V. Taylor, Delta Tau Delta Berkeley, Mo. Ernest A. Teegarden, Delta Tau Delta Mascoutah, lll. John G. Tutt, Kappa Alpha Fulton, Mo. Donald C. Voth, Sigma Chi Oklahoma City, Okla. . .lohn J. Waye St. Charles, Mo. Thomas H. Welborn, Kappa Alpha Evansville, Ind. David W. West, Delta Tau Delta Chevy Chase, Md. David L. Wilkinson, Sigma Chi Troy, Mo. Justin A. Williamson lll Phi Delta Thell Kirkwood, Mo. Stephen C. Wolfe, Phi Gamma Delta Tulsa, Okla. Michael N. Wood, Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood, Mo. Michael D. Wright, Phi Gamma Delta Western Springs, lll ,011 F . 4 L f Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS Theta lta John J. Stamatis Sigma Alpha Epsilon , Oklahoma City, Okla. President Vice-President 1 Thel2 -r ' Kenneth M. Ellis Delta Tau Delta Manchester Mo. Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Duke R. Ligon Phi Delta Theta Wewoka, Okla. ,lohn F. Sharkey Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tulsa, Okla. .--,- .. if . 1 r e. ,-I, 1 V, P - 1 Q tg -,V' i ia., -Y ' , , 'iw wx 'F Q . LQQLL Q J V 1 '.it? . F J . , v ,,.. ,, ' is Charles C. Antrim University City, Mu. Jay D. Bailey, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Evanston, lll. Edmund C. Baird, Jr., Delta Tau Delta Tulsa, Okla. James D. Baker, Delta Tau Delta Minneapolis, Minn. Ronald H. Baker, Delta Tau Delta Murrayville, lll. Carl T. Bayer, Phi Gamma Delta Ponca City, Okla. Edward A. Beaver, Phi Kappa Psi Elmhurst, lll. Gary R. Boatright, Phi Delta Theta Vinita, Okla. James M. Botts, Kappa Alpha Bartlesville, Okla. John V. D. Bowman, Phi Delta Theta Webster Groves, Mo. Byrne A. Bowman, Jr., Kappa Alpha Oklahoma City, Okla. John W. Briscoe, Phi Gamma Delta New London, Mo. Robert A. Brodie, Kappa Alpha Kirkwood, Mo. Emil J. Brominski, Kappa Alpha Granite City, Ill. Josef O. Brookshire, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Glendale, M Raymond F. Burfeind, Kappa Alpha Arlington Hgts., Ill. John R. Caldwell, Phi Kappa Psi Trenton, Mo. Howard W. Campbell, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mt. Vernon, James L. Carter, Phi Gamma Delta Glendale, Mo. Carl A. Charlson, Phi Delta Theta Kansas City, Mo. David G. Cooper, Phi Kappa Psi St. Louis, Mo. Brevator J. Creech, Phi Gamma Delta Troy, Mo. Richard R. Cunningham, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Douglas C. Curd Bartlesville, Okla. Paul K. Davis, Kappa Alpha Bartlesville, Okla. Robert A. Dickey, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Robert L. Edgar, Phi Kappa Psi Arcadia, Mo. F. Bruce Edwards, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mexico, Mo. Alan E. Fahrenkrog, Delta Tau Delta St. Louis, Mo. John M. Fisher, Beta Theta Pi Tulsa, Okla. Perry M. Fisher, Kappa Alpha Hannibal, Mo. Alfred S. Forsythe, Jr., Sigma Chi Jefferson City, Mo. 0. I John C. Fredenberger, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tulsa, Okla. - John K. Fry, Kappa Alpha Fredrick, Okla. John A. Fuchs, Phi Kappa Psi Hobart, Okla. 'I-ll-I . .. ,FWW ,, . ffcf--P ' WZ 'T . 'iE!'f,- , 1 Mo. 1, Ill. l'l PI! psiloll I at 4 y 1 X f J Y V ,, W VW '-1 .1 1- ,, ii 4 as J. 3, . . S ' D7 Q15 X t. . .. ...N 3 4- , 'ia J ? z1:... .af ' V -.tt , ,gr h. ... ,., ., W .1 ,. V , -' 1 !XgySH:' H' me ' sl ? g 2 it f t K' ZW M A af Z sf 4 ,gs Q W, . 'Y Z .,,, f' fa , -.. Q. ' '.,t,,. , 1 EJ ff - , f a 5 Q W t ij aiwfc f Pit f .W tk . . Z 1X l i ii t if I B ' -42 ix 1 'ig ,J Ami ty F1 by 2 l Zu r ' 1 gk , . .M M S 'mmf -r w . i M, ,QSM . f 5 if . H ....., t. ,V ' . A ' J 4,-Ly mt V 7, 21 'h-- fi j l J 7 L. ' A- H 5' V - T. '1. FE. ,jr ' t fp,-1..V yiflz, , t WI V 3 .. - -ls E: Q a x , V, .W iz . W, ,, , Ivr , , , ' . A n w ft ,,LL I ga ,fa , , 1 5 , -- -' f ,, - ' W1 A, , - eww . . f . ' t--V 1 . Q W ' ' f'v'ii:2g WWKJ iilqili' A J , ,fn 'rg'-uf f fu. if .-,, 'J' fwf? - ' W .,.. ' V A fi 41 ' 3L?Zf1 ' l 53 2 be J iff? X 55 My ,V ........- . .W ,. Lloyd W. Fugate, Kappa Alpha Macomb, Ill. Richard O. Garber, Sigma Chi Clayton, Mo. George O. Gibson Glendale, Mo. Robert J. Graham, Kappa Alpha Kirkwo0d,M0. James W. Hafer, Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Charles, Mo. William S. Hale, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Holden, Mo. John E. Halladay, Sigma Chi Tulsa, Okla. Christopher C. Hamilton, Kappa Alpha Barry, Ill. Jack B. Hammons, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Shawnee, Okla. Steven B. Hampton, Sigma Alpha Epsilon McCredie, Mo. William L. Hassett, Phi Gamma Delta Ladue, Mo. Ronald J. Hatch, Brentwood, Mo. iz William J. Haynes, HI, Phi Ga.mma Delta Prairie Village, Kan. ' 1- Robert L. Hayward St. Louis, Mo. John D. Heidenreich, Sigma Chi Webster Groves, Mo. David E. Henderson, Phi Delta Theta Kansas City, Mo. John W. Higgins, Delta Tau Delta St. Louis, Mo. Charles C. Horton, Phi Kappa Psi Atherton, Calif. M. Scott Hudson, Jr., Phi Delta Theta Muskogee, Okla. James E. Hughes, Sigma Chi , Shawnee, Okla. Allen H. Hultberg Crawfordsville, Ind. James B. Humphreys, Phi Delta Theta Fulton, Mo. Roger S. Jackson, Phi Gamma Delta Macomb, Ill. Ray S. James, Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. F. Scott Johnson, Sigma Chi Glendale, Mo. Bradford J. Kent. Phi Kappa Psi Tuscumbia, Mo. Tucker C. Kleitsch Webster Groves, Mo. Robert W. Klepper, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Union, Mo. Robert E. Lee Lamkin, Phi Delta Theta Cape Girardeau, Mo. David M. Lindley, Beta Theta Pi Duncan, Okla. D. Michael Linihan, Sigma Chi Mission, Kan. F. Peter Lovering, Phi Gamma Delta Bartlesville, Okla. V Larry C. Luman, Delta Tau Delta Oklahoma City, Okla. James C. Lundquist, Delta Tau Delta Excelsior, Minn. John E. Lyman, Delta Tau Delta Estherville, la. 37 1 1 L ., -. 4 . .. ft. um 2 ' fsw rfz .Kwai 112251. ' 'F aa X , , , :1g,.:f'f ' .. . - -:ffl 1 . w, . .f 5. V ' 'a ' ,.sa','l .. , Q J, V A 1 ' 4. 7' 4 5 'l' aj x --J gs' ,I 2 . ,' - . -'Z'.!tf wx ' r ' . -2: 2 1. , 4 f- , f, I , f ' W A ' f 'V 'if ' 'E l civil' . ft ? ft A s .gt Q. 'S' ' f if F 3- ,mit , A U ,vf 4?-Oi lf? 'T tl 4 wit 34 . L 7 1 7 H: . ,j g i n George Mangel, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kenilworth, Ill. William G. May, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Cedar Hill, Mo. Robert B. McCloy, Beta Theta Pi Oklahoma City, Okla. Samuel C. McCluney St. Louis, Mo. Lawrence A. McGrady, Kappa Alpha Affton, Mo. Bruce C. Mclntyre, Sigma Chi St. Louis, MO. .loseph E. Melvin, Phi Delta Theta ' Gulfport, Miss. Robert W. Miller, Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Louis, Mo. Mark C. Mitchell, Kappa Alpha ' Platte City, Mo. Robert F. Mitchell, Sigma Chi University City, Mo. .lohn M. Moore, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tulsa, Okla. Fred E. Murer, Sigma Chi University City, Mo. Raynald O. Niedergerke Fulton, Mo. David G. Neise, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chesterfield, Mo. William H. Northwall, Delta Tau Delta Omaha, Nebr. Auburn K. Odom, Sigma Chi Oklahoma City, Okla. Jay R. Padgett, Sigma Chi Mountain View, Mo. John R. Pettigrove, Phi Delta Theta Bartlesville, Okla. Walter Pierson Grosse Pointe, Mich. Donald B. Reece, Beta Theta Pi Oklahoma City, Okla. Murray C. Renick, Jr., Phi Kappa Psi Rolla, Mo. Carl T. Roedel, Jr., Sigma Chi Kirkwood, Mo. Charles W. Ross, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Unionville, Mo. Karl E. Sahoe, Delta Tau Delta Kirkwood, Mo. Terry J. Sanderson, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Vernon E. Schertel, Beta Theta Pi Affton. Mo. Frederick W. Schwaller, Kappa Alpha Webster Groves, Mo. William A. Scott, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lawton, Okla. Nobert R. Sewing, Sigma Chi Clayton, Mo. George S. Sharp, Phi Gamma Delta Tulsa, Okla. .lack B. Shook, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dallas, Texas Jon L. Simkins, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mt. Pulaski, ll. Paul C. Simmons, Sigma Chi Ladue, Mo. Neal Smith, Phi Delta Theta E. St. Louis Stuart H. Smith Jr., Phi Kappa Psi Clayton, Mo. hir V V j1 jj l' . -- -.. -.-. .'-, A ,,,,, - -- 01... . T,-.... . .. ....,....,---,....-,. .r-,avg ' . ' 1. :t..,'n1,w'- A :yizufpfrgtff . rf-'ra-11 . ,. . sms?i-Tire mm . a n 11 - - ' ',-.:a:a1r'.n Q ' - - , -1. -...---.-z., 1 --- 1 f--,W ,--- - .-- -v-'H . . 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Swank, Delta Tau Delta Webster Groves, Mo. Lloyd B. Taylor, Sigma Chi University City, Mo. Van W, Taylor, Jr., Phi Delta Theta Bonne Terre, Mo. Jay H. Teutenberg, Jr. Webster Groves, Mo. William H. Thompson, Delta Tau Delta Chesterfield, Mo. Norman A. Vegely, Sigma Chi Webster Groves, Mo. Kenneth L. Waldron, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Farmington, Mo. William W. Wallace, Jr., Delta Tau Delta Ardmore, Okla. Larry L. Waller Lawton, Okla. Harvey G. Weber, Phi Delta Theta St. Louis, Mo. Robert P. Weber, Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood, Mo. Michael A. Well, Phi Gamma Delta Palmyra, Mo. Edward B. Wentz, Beta Theta Pi Edwardsville, Ill. Gene A. Westerfield, Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Louis, Mo. Gus S. Wetzel, Il, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Clinton, Mo. James A. Willis Independence, Mo. Thomas P. Wilson, Phi Delta Theta Miami, Okla. Vernon I. Winter, Sigma Chi Belleville, Ill. William T. Wirth, Phi Gamma Delta Chicago, ll.l. David E. Wyatt, Beta Theta Pi Sapulpa, Okla. 39 il , l fi i 'l 'IE l f It 'H' - as H ' rl Tl il 1 254 l fl 1 l l ...L ll? ul ,I 's ll , ,,' li :K 'lg ,gp 5.15 5, 4 .-, 1 -V,. , ,lf-'tiiiifif 751.-i.-T' E. K 1, .'A'Fi'-T'l-1 ,vilfu-f?V'qf'k?i'il- -Tiki 51.5 :jf-V'-'Gil '.i,wf1 -,?l ii 52 'it K E :tm l,.i:Q5Ml:zx2.L5a, 15 .gtg-4,1 -JJ-Q.:-U 1--A - we - - ..----- - -'----- i as i I I. il H an il 'a 6 i li la li 1 A 4 E r A tg lx Ml' ll all Sail lil ll' ll E Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Mo Greene, Phi Gamma Delta Hannibal, Mo. 1 PVC-Yldeflf Vzce Presndent Andy Robertson Phl Gamma Delta Tulsa Okla Secretary Treasurer Swgeant at A,-ms 'E' Alastair Duncan Aberdeen, Scotland Mlke Bywater Phx Delta Theta Klrkwood Mo l 4? 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Herbert V. Allen, Phi Kappa Psi Long Grove, Ill. Terry Allen, Sigma Chi Poplar Bluff, Mo. George E. Barbour, Kappa Alpha Kirkwood, Mo. Bob Bauter, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Edward A. Beaver, Phi Kappa Psi Elmhurst, Ill. Sam Lee Beck, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Craig Benfield, Sigma Chi University City, Mo. William J. Benner, Phi Delta Theta Sedalia, Mo. Charles Bennett Fort Smith, Ark. Harry Benyon Mexico, Mo. Henry J. Bieniecki, Kappa Alpha Granite City, Ill. John H. Bjoin, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Stoughton, Wisc. William A. Blank, Sigma Chi Belleville. Ill. X Robert Edward Boen, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Muskogee, Okla. Joseph H. Brady, III, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kansas City, Mo. John A. Brescian, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Denver, Colorado William Bridgeman, Beta Theta Pi St. Louis, Mo. Robert V. Briggs, Kappa Alpha Dallas, Texas William B. Burcharcl, Jr., Beta Theta Pi Springfield, Mo. John L. Carr St. Louis, Mo. Walter Scott Carter, Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. Robert L. Casebeer, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Charles Cashion, Beta Theta Pi Oklahoma City, Okla. John Caspari, Kappa Alpha St. Louis, Mo. I Robert Chamberlin, Phi Gamma Delta Ponca City, Okla. Gordon Richard Coates, Jr., Kappa Alpha Augusta, Mo. Edward Coe, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dallas, Texas Robert G. Cole, Sigma Chi Tulsa, Okla. James Joe Conrad, Phi Delta Theta Chickasha, Okla. David Cottrell, Phi Gamma Delta Omaha, Nebraska James R. Cozad, Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. Fred Craddock, Jr., Beta Theta Pi Pawhuska, Okla. Donald 0. Cramer, Phi Delta Theta Denver, Colorado Christopher Cunningham, Phi Delta Theta Hays, Kansas 41 'Q x ff' ,af f 2 X ' 3,3513 . 1-wifi' f' 2, aw-r. 3 'R 1 -4' A U'f' ,.. 2 f tif- X , , fr at fi 1 22 W if R , .ff bt Edward G. Curtis, Ill, Phi Delta Theta Washington, D. C. Larry R. Dalton, Sigma Chi St, Louis, Mo. Larry Davenport, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Brookfield, Mo. Brett Davis, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. James Davis, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Jesse T. Deakins, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tulsa, Okla. Leon de Neui, Kappa Alpha Marion, Iowa John W. Des Jardins, Phi Delta Theta Overland Park, Kansas Tom De Witt, Phi Kappa Psi Vinita, Okla. Neil A. Dobry, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Bill Douglass, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Charles Drace St. Louis, Mo. Edward Durham, Phi Gamma Delta Ladue, Mo. Ben Estes, Sigma Chi Tulsa, Okla. Robert A. Evans, Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. Carl Felling, Kappa Alpha Weston, Mo. Donald Fox, Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. Fred Fox, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lawton, Okla. Steven L. Fredman, Phi Kappa Psi Richmond Heights, Mo. Mark Gibson, Phi Delta Theta Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Thomas H. Gilbert, Jr., Phi Kappa Psi Tulsa, Okla. Milton Gish, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dallas, Texas - Robert Gow Oklahoma City, Okla. John Ray Green, Sigma Chi Duncan, Okla. Dave Groebe, Phi Kappa Psi Bartlesville, Okla. Stephen Gunn, Kappa Alpha Versailles, Mo. Jerry E. Gunter, Beta Theta Pi Hot Springs, Arkansas Clark A. Halderson, Phi Kappa Psi Bartlesville, Okla. Eugene Hamilton, Delta Tau ,Delta Auxvasse, Mo. Robert Hamm, Beta Theta Pi Mt. Pulaski, Ill. David K. Hardy, Phi Delta Theta Kansas City, Mo. William V. Harris, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Jim Haviland, Phi Gamma Delta Kansas City, Mo. David E. Henry, Beta Theta Pi Butler, Mo. John Hoffman, Kappa. Alpha Hannibal, Mo. - -A - .. - -.f...-,,---- M,-4 M: F- Y-..,,. , '7Tf . A ff aaa- .: , t ' J . ' ' . - - . 4 121:43-?'1:2: --:,..-- ,J-Y.. ,-1-. .,.. -.-.s.f:f..,., .,,....,s ,l--M-LW,a L .- -V -s .ln ,M f viggg: ::.-',-,,:,..,,.',-at-. ,gi 59.4 - J - ' . , 1 e 'Iii- 'il 's 'Y 21ef '- ll ' ' R H CK' 3 -1 3? f , F' . ,, ., J R ,tj . .Q 4 'Fha' .4 tx., Z , , , its ' f r 5, , , E .f ,ai f at y sg ff: :Q evil .,f. 1 I , . W l at isis- 011 :Jah if '- X - 'J .7 sw-fJ l gT ' at ,,,,..t.1-- f- ' 'ff' v12f1v1?6i FfJ'5, ., 1. -,ff-1-sw mv-W1- rffr-W 'STH Lester W. Holhrook, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. Wayne Hood, Jr., Sigma Chi La Crosse, Wisconsin Tom Horseman, Phi Delta Theta Salem, Ill. Robert Hosto, Beta Theta Pi Clayton, Mo. James Howard, Beta Theta Pi Indianapolis, Ind. Clark Howe, Phi Gamma Delta Ponca City, Okla. Richard Hugo, Delta Tau Delta Kirkwood, Mo. David Hunter. Phi Gamma Delta Bartlesville. Okla. Ralph Benson Hurlbutt, III, Phi Gamma Delta Tulsa, Okla. Lewis H. Irving, Sigma Alpha Lpsuon Oklahoma City, Okla. William Ishmael, Phi Delta Theta Oklahoma City, Okla. Bob Jarrett, Sigma Chi Kirkwood, Mo. Mack Jennings, Phi Gamma Delta Louisiana, Mo. James Gilbert Jeppson, Delta Tau Delta Kirkwood, Mo. Brian Johnson, Phi Wayne, Illinois Gamma Delta James Sidney Johnson, III, Kappa Alpha Cairo, Ill. William Kahle, Sigma Chi Ladue, Mo. Ralph Kelly Troy, Mo. Andrew Kenyon, Jr., Delta Tau Delta Kirkwood, Mo. Howard Kerstine, Jr., Sigma Chi Florissant, Mo. David King, Phi Kappa Psi Kansas City, Mo. Frank Kirk Kansas City, Mo. Richard Lange, Phi Delta Theta Cedar Rapids, Iowa Charles Lenz, Phi Delta Theta Belleville, Ill. Jerry Liley, Phi Delta Theta Fulton, Mo. John T. Lockton, III, Beta Theta Pi Kansas City, Mo. Barry Longmire, Si Oklahoma City, Carl Robert Luem, University City, gmu Alpha Epsilon Okla. Sigma Chi Mo. . ...ao N, ., , ' -I' E. ,K f Robert D. MacDuff, Delta Tau Delta Alton, Ill. William C. Manley, Phi Kappa Psi Kirkwood, Mo. William Marsh, Kappa Alpha Omaha, Neb. David E. Marshall, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Topeka, Kansas . William Martin, Phi Gamma Delta A Tulsa, Okla. Richard Mason, Delta Tau Delta , Tulsa, Okla. ' James Mayes, Kappa Alpha lJefferson City, Mo. 43 5512 . . .s I. '1- 111 1 1 ' 1 Q. , 11 1 . . L t 13 11. ,H 41. T141 1 135 :L T15 .' ll i 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1111 1 .,,N 1111 1111 111 1 11 1 1 11 11 11 fi 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 121 11 ll 1 lil 1 Z. 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John F. Miller, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kansas City, Kan. David B. Mitchell, Beta Theta Pi Clayton, Mo. James C. Mitchell, Phi Delta Theta Prairie Village, Kan. Jess Mueller, Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Louis, Mo. James Murphey, Sigma Chi St. Louis, Mo. Thomas M. Murphy, Phi Gamma Delta Ponca City, Okla. Victor C. Myers, Phi Kappa Psi Neosho, Mo. Chris Nattinger, Phi Delta Theta Clinton, Mo. William B. Nowell, Jr., Delta Tau Delta Mexico, Mo. John Scott Oates, Phi Gamma Delta Kansas City, Mo. Gifford Olin, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tulsa, Okla. Joe Oliphant, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Holdenville, Okla. Ronald Olive, Sigma Chi St. Louis, Mo. Richard Overton, Phi Kappa Psi Bartlesville, Okla. Charles E. Parker, Jr., Sigma Chi Ferguson, Mo. William G. Paul, Sigma Chi Jefferson City, Mo. David Phillips, Phi Kappa Psi Bartlesville, Okla. Tom Purmort, Phi Kappa Psi St. Louis, Mo. Rod Rasmussen, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Elgin, Ill. Roger Ray Riverton, Ill. Robert A. Redwine, Phi Delta Theta Cape Girardeau, Mo. Bob Rizer, Phi Kappa Psi Mound. Minn. William Robertson, Delta Tau Delta Oklahoma City, Okla. O. A. Robinson, lll, Sigma Chi Kansas City, Mo. Charles S. Rose, Sigma Chi Belleville, Ill. Roy Sander, Delta Tau Delta Webster Groves, Mo. Dan Sarver, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kirkwood, Mo. Ed. A. Schermerhorn, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Robert Schmidt, Beta Theta Pi Belleville, Ill. William A. Shanks, Phi Delta Theta Tulsa, Okla. Eugene Smith, Phi Kappa Psi University City, Mo. .lames Roy Smith, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oklahoma City, Okla. ----+a- - ,.. - , ,. --1---K ' - up XJ.- r'1,' 1 ,.,-,, 1 -'3'fCi ? 7 Ralph W. Smith, Delta Tau Delta Kirkwood, Mo. Samuel Smith, Sigma Chi Centralia, Ill. David G. Sneed, Phi Kappa Psi Bartlesville, Okla. Reginald Sohake, Beta Theta Pi Gary, Indiana Howard E. Sproat, III, Phi Delta Theta Hinsdale, Ill. G. W. Steincross Sigma Chi Nevada, Mo. Craig Stephan, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Webster Groves, Mo. Austin Suits, Delta Tau Delta Kirkwood, Mo. Charles Suits, Phi Gamma Delta Normandy, Mo. William P. Sundermeyer, Phi Kappa Psi Centralia, Mo. James Terrell, Delta Tau Delta Holden, Mo. .lames Thomas, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Brentwood, Mb. Bill Thomas, Phi Gamma Delta Oklahoma City, Okla. Roger Thornhill, Phi Kappa Psi Joplin, Mo. Vernon Thornton, Phi Gamma Delta Bartlesville, Okla. Timothy Tims Chickasha, Okla. Dan Tucker, Phi Delta Theta Fulton, Mo. Robert Van Dyke, Beta Theta Pi Marshall, Mo. Kent Van Valkenburgh, Phi Gamma Del Tulsa, Okla. Surachit Wang-Lee Pittsburgh, Penn. Charles Watkins, Phi Delta Theta Springfield, Mo. James Webster, Kappa Alpha Oklahoma City, Okla. Robert H. Wendt, Phi Delta Theta Kirkwood, Mo. Billy Wimmer, Sigma Chi Belleville, Ill. Ronald Winney, Phi 'Kappa Psi Mehlville, Mo. Gary Wood, Kappa Alpha Oklahoma City, Okla. William T. Woolsey Springfield, Mo. 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CHURCHILL QUADRANGLE Completed in 1959, these beautiful buildings serve as the home of Westminstefs freshmen and are an example of this school's outstanding and progressive building program. ..,,,T J, 45 ive-- THE WASHINGTON WEST HOUSE The home of Westminster's Presidents since 1907 was built with funds from the estate of the late Dr. Washington West of St. Louis. In it have been enter- tained such famous visitors as Winston Churchill and Harry Truman. lf' THE WILLIAM CHRISMAN SWOPE MEMORIAL CHAPEL Completed in 1919, it was the gift of Mrs. Margaret Chrisman Swope in mem- ory of her son, a member of the class of 1910. The basement now contains R.O.'I'.C. offices and classrooms. THE HALL OF SCIENCE Built in 1901, it is the oldest building on campus. Originally housing Westminster's entire science department, it is now limited to chemistry class- rooms, laboratories, and offices. THE BIOLOGY BUILDING Completed in 1948, it is considered to be among the best in the country. lt contains two large lec- ture rooms, four regular laboratories, one private laboratory, a preparation room, dark room, of- fices, and lounge. , 4,, WESTMINSTER HALL Erected after the burning of the old ball, it has been in use since 1911. Commonly known as the administration building, it houses classrooms and the offices for the administration and faculty. THE CYNINASIUNI fjnmpleted in 1928, it has been the scene of many exciting moments, athletic and oratorical. It has 3 spacious playing floor, all-tile swimming pool, an indoor rifle range. ample dressing rooms. anti rooms for boxing and wrestling. hwy!-nine'e4mf-e'w-G Q fs-- vines- -L 21- -51 :sts 1:-xffe-'-L -i 7 ' ' ' ' ...0 . .. '0 ' ..'Il uv .1 all G , . t . ' x THE .llflllinllfllsl BASCOMB REEVES XIENIORI.-XL Llllll.-'RRY lt was built with funds donated by the family and fri:-mls of Dr. ,lt-rvlttiab ll. Reeves, Professor of lfnglislt at Wt-stministe-r for over thirty ycatrs. It NRI- 1'1v tttplt-lvtl in 14451 :tml is vatpublt- uf ltousing '-'cr 100,000 bm-ks. ff- R M, 'fm' 3 J ,, 3 'S 0, 2.-v I t REUNION HALL Erected in 1903, it was so named to commemo- rate tlte re-establishing of good relations between the Northern and Southern Presbyterian Church- es. Now it houses the infimtary, snack bar, book store, student activity facilities, and faculty offices. I .X. .'1p,,-. I fu 4 c f I I I X X N, 1 - l 1 1 I I I l 1 I I lrl l l l I gl I I l I 1 I 1 li'l I I l' 6 ,' -I F 4 I 1 1 .4 ffix- -N -I it W 2 ' ,ig fig .. f- 4 2 N kg Q H 5 f f + 3 l l l at - V BET THET PI Mrs Myers H ousemother Founded on the Westmlnster campus ln 1868 the Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Theta P1 has been conllnuously successful 1n upholding the hlgh stand ards set forth by 1tS Natlonal Fraternlty Throughout the1r exrstence here they have malntalned a hlgh scholastlc average, and hare partlclpated heavlly ln all of the campus orga.n1zat1ons Under the leaderslup of Louls Goltermann, the Betas have been responslble for a number of 6XOlI1C soc1al events Thls years asual Chrlstmas formal developed a new trend 1n Chrlstmas decoratlons, and It goes wlthout saylng that the annual French Dance possessed all of the 1ngred1ents of a successful soclal functlon Agaln thlS year the Betas have been proflclent 1n athletrcs, and proved themselves serlous contend ers for lntramural trophles ' 9 . . 5 . 3, . I . . . . Q . Q . , 0 . ' . V . . .V 7 I I ll , M .fiefafiiiis,i.-,gs 3 ff ' r 'e f rl lil twn plcdgts and their dates enjoy the Christmas furnlnl. I zgclfa Qhclfn li lt A n :J AA ' 1 Fraternity officers from left to right are: Tom Russell, Corresponding Sec- retary: Bill Hartford. Treasurer: Jack Kuhlmun, President: Bill Hervey, Vice- Presidentg and Herb Six, Recording Secretary. .1 1 13 i -A 7 1 I K 1 x I Wt. H2510 fs i f V, A 5 14 ,Q , 7 '3' 4 J p nl' 1' X-ff Y' ', , P 1llcsl'miusl'cv Q 2 ,, .I ,, .., .I ..'L.,, 4 s, , r, A .. ., A , .41 '-1 ' 'f - s if fill, r :El - ' A T . 44 l9q6l iihl. ws t I t I 1 l 1 4 1 I 2. sl it i N L R i l 1 l 'z -E fl I -I fl tl it M -E s .I .E 'I f 5,s DELTA T U DELTA Mrs. Johnston Housemotlzer 56 Delta Omicron Chapter of Delta Tau Delta was established on the Westminster campus in 1939. Since its founding it has become a vital and growing fra- ternity which has at-tained a great deal of recogni- tion from the college and the other social fraternities on campus. Delta Tau Delta has always been known for its highly decorated formals and diversified social schedule. As in previous years, the Delts have again provided strong intra.mural teams. Bill Bennett and Lanny Larason have attained first string berths on the Varsity basketball team. Service to the alma mater is one of the main aims of Delta Tau Delta, and its members have ag- gressively participated in all school activities. ,B 5 E l S I ff' L XI fl hr llle Dells partiupale ln 1 exr annual Nlu larly held at Brother John Taylorb hoube. Frzxlernily are: .lnhn taryg Bill Vaughn. Treasurer Secretary. t , 7 tw r E n , D llfa Tau Della 4. K IJ A Bl 2.3 X ,fr mesljmnnsl cv ' F2 flame 1 'b xg, 5 fc. 0 A 6' I l , l I l I l NJ J Q, l 4 3 x l Q 1 9 ga A 1 1 1 l I 4 i I , S ii: i I fl l fl I 11 l I 11 ,'l I il I It pi l I i li l i ii li E. .21 - 1 - , . KAPP ALPHA Mrs. Mueller H ousemother , Ty ' The Alpha Eta Chapter of Kappa Alpha was founded on W'estminster's campus in 1890. ln keep- ing with its deep-rooted southern heritage, the KA's have high-lighted their social calendar with the an- nual Old South B-all which includes a parade on horseback in Confederate uniforms, and a secession from the Union at the Callaway Court House. This gracious plantation-styled house is the scene of some of the finest social events on campus. Kappa Alpha, having taken a strong pledge class, is ever moving forward. The KA's have re- mained a definite threat in intramural competition, and have been extremely active in most campus ac- tivities. ?'95'.!YX. Fraternity officers from left to right arc: Mark Mitchell. Alumni Sccretaryg Marvin Happel, Recording Secretary: Cliff Bragdon, Treasurerg Bill Owens, President: Don Hennekc. Vice-Presi- denlg Perry Fisher, Corresponding Secretary. 3 , T I1 ..- I if ' 4 xg ' gf , - -X 1 3 I I V A in rpg l iq '- l ill G V All W I Mllxlili .N 5 IA-ill! -Tl NLWJCLLLN UL 51l.04Yl' a J A V A Q -U n '1 , A 'F -J 1 i Q Q-3 7 ' ' ' C C H-Xfl.'ZN L I IJZJYI C U U 7Cv'l,r v1 nl-V-14, al L In l'.1 I fi 'fl'-Nl!! t ll Bill!-SIGN C G 0 Milk I 5 I 1 Kappa Alpha V- H- 4 Q 5 5 x Q- W . 19 .1 Us 51 Nha hh I :J 'vp ' 5 . -1: 2 cgi 1 I ,g ill CSl'IIlll'lSl'CV X ' 'Q' i sq X I L l UQ 'Ii 1 - - ' F N ...'.' 'C r ',. '-', P 'T x, 1 J I E 'Q' A X17 2 lg, ' ln, Q l l , 9' I i K Y as 9 , an , 7 , .T 7' 5 ' 7 V K . ' z 9 4 4 - 1 4 - 1-Q IQ k IQ ' nd ' A 45 ll. 3 i . . - . . -4' . V I4 ' 1 1 ,,,.,,. ' 4-'i-? ' -V' , X . PHI DELT THET The Missouri Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta was established at Westminster College in 1880 by Robert Morrison, one of the fraternity's original founders. It was the second fraternity on the West- minster campus. The Phi Delts have grown steadily over the years, and at present have the largest house member- ship on the campus. Special recognition should be given them for winning this year's Westminster Revue. In athletics, Phi Delta Theta has become an ever increasing threat to other competing fraternities. Among other activities, the Phi Delts well deserve to be proud of their annual Western Party and Spring Formal. their annual Has nd l dnl Isle: uno Al lefl Fralnrnny OHILLFS are from left lo rlght Tom Kurru Warden Carter Broach Trnasurer Kay Lewis lrebldenl AlS1keb Reporter Roger Krumm Secretary um nn 5359 nhl DLA. . . 4 'tiff - -- an ' 1' . :Pla 1 iii?-gg? lucsl-minslcv f 1 7 I Jps- 15' N . f. n fb, 1 I Q ..-. K I'-' Qs ff . 4, L- ' 127213 ,L , Tw F0 ii cl, If N - 57 llndlhllulwdlilul i - ' 3 gmt., H, ,, N.U. .,,, . - --..-- - I-' ' s 1 'z 7 v l l l I l l V l I I W 1 . 1 . a il ' PHI GAMMA DELT r I . l M 3 me Q' ti Founded on the Westminster campus in 194-8, E the Phi Mu Chapter of Phi Gamma Deltahas greatly ' increased its prestige on the campus in the last ten 1 years. Throughout its existence, it has provided f 1, numerous officers in extra-curricular activities, and has always maintained a high scholastic average. l Socially, the F iji's hope to continue having their l traditional Alumni Pig Dinner and their Purple W Garter Dance. In social service endeavors, the Phi 3 Cams have been outstanding, holding a food drive l for the needy families of Fulton and performing a , Christmas program for the State Mental Hospital. The F iji's have invariably produced strong teams in intramural competition, and have con- , tributed a number of men to varsity squads. t ' The Phi Gam's pride themselves on well-round- , edness and Fiji hospitality. l Mrs. Davidson Houscmothcr 5 62 l -..-.-,J--Y: .- -,- : .-:.- tun ut right ciifpluyr the Fiji Pur- ple barter Dance. f Fraternity officers ut left are: Jim Muuzc, Corresponding Sccrcturyg Fred Dietrich, Treasurer: Raymond Carl- son, President: ,lint Clarkson, Record- ing Secretary: ,lim Carter, Historian. K .. '- .3 - : -7 1 - N gran avwnson Jactuwm ' Jtcumu Dhi Gamma flcllfa 19 51 v ' .-, . 3 ' ! 1uL!Sl'llllll5l'Cl' l N 5- -5 .L .-' , t J i I If, R ,r .1- 4 J t -5 -4 -I A Q ' 1 v-4 fri. 1 -wu- s J. l N if 1 ,- i ,- .r J I 4 -- ' ' l l X ki li 111 c L A uonnn 4 -A mann '7 uv fy ,:- .Ht-K Q ,-, '..s -L 'WY i ' 7? 'i' Ha i: ' Y I-1 - '- .1 I I w w 1 l ll l ' l 3 1 l ii i w ' The Missouri Beta Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi I was founded on Westminstefs campus in the Spring l of 1960. It is the newest social fraternity on campus -6 -ws' Mrs. Moss H nusemother 64 and promises to be a very active one in the future. The highlight of the year took place when the Phi Psiis proudly celebrated the completion of their long-planned chapter house which lends architectural distinction to the campus. Under the capable leadership of Gary Hovis, the Phi Psi's have taken a strong foothold in campus ac- tivities, and have established themselves securely as a social fraternity. The Phi Psi's seem to be in good shape for the years to come. 1 ii L 4 i ,,,..-as gfw. I p.4.'- Picture- ut right reveals Brother and present at the annual Christmas Party. Fraternity officers from left to right arc: Howard Johnson, Recording Sec- retary: Kun Latham, VicePresidentg Gary Hovis, Presidentg ,lack Pahlmann, Treasurer: and Paul Joenk, Chaplain. l , f- R 1 Q - X .T .33 I 'D - ,s .. , ff, r -A i if 2 t r -' V X - . , 3 X r . i I I e , '11-'FD A153 LIU 5CN9Cll'.'CR JACK PANLMANN GAifV NONI5 E - P1:1VJ9 Dv1NfI Y:1lE5 PHIL LDVRV Ji IDPKWNN-W - . I ' ' '07 t . J o V Ulu ,kappa 1 Sl '-v- fs- -9 Q - -If Q L A f. Vx ' ' -L..-rkvrn .u.v1t.:r'um - 5 so ur 0' I 1 B00 'UWU' S xAwvn 'i -7 I I :J -ia .i , 4 f- r'- .3 ,Q -- . u 1 . - 52 ' 'Y X N J lUC5l'lllll1'5 l'Cl' V: ' ' ' vm,-,fr ng-,-it--i L.-. mlm f ff-'4 'Uf 9 C JC 0 TV' l : ,, .1 sr .0 1' . , 3 4 ' - ii 7- fy, - -4 -X , ,-..- J , 4, i N x- f xv 'f X - - t I I I , z r , , - -. - 4- , .V -.,i Lint '-.ev v-,t v:.-..f' -'Curl'-u l l l .J 1. ,A Q .T ji 17 .'. 2 4 7: .2- J , .,. -.- .. ' ' .. -L Q I 4. v. - -1 - ff, .-, r 2 r-5 .- H .3 ' Q 1 hill 'iii 7t 3 ill: ,I Ill ,is Qld M Ml :Syl fig if fill ,li 411 ,1 -l if 1 1 QW 'I ifl iii w ,wx n 'i 4' vi ,i ffl 'Ji' fill lm llll +1 all wg VI ,mg ' s v sw 66 SIGM ALPHA Mrs. Lyon Housemother EPSILG Since 1949, when Missouri Gamma Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon received its National charter, the SAE's have compiled a formidable record in so- cial, scholastic, and athletic fields. Among other ac- tivities, they have contributed greatly to the organiza- tions on campus. Social life is always stressed at the SAE house, and this year several successful dances were held, including the annual Monte Carlo Panty, the Gay Nineties Party, and numerous Vic Dances. The SAE social service calendar has been filled with many admirable projects. In intramural activity, the Sig Alph teams have always been strong con- tenders, and this year they have provided a number of lettermen to fill Varsity positions. ,A N ,H,,,,,.:lV:.,Y W . 1---.rf 3 1 -A-,f,...V , , Y-fr - - -1- , Y --v' --,- ln the picture al right, Sig .-Xlphs and their duh-5 take part in the annual -pring Home Carlo Party which Con- 5' sisls of mock gambling and dancing l combined. Fraternity officers from left to right are: Sam Powell, Correspondent: John Campbell, Treasurer: Kent Carlin, President: John O'Brien, Vicc-Presi- dentg Bob Klepper, Herald. .7 1 . F' i '54 L .. 2 -' K- - i - - X M X 4 I ,T -i ' sq ? - .- r .4 , .- , A , J -4 iagaqm - 5, .,.- Q, , .4 .- si A ,. -A 4 f .. ' .A .- -7 Vg Sigma Alpha ilfpsilon ' Q 41, .1 'V K W - ' A K ll '3 3 'oi 1UC5l'lI1fllSl'Cl' V H fi' di f' 5 4 A .o I9 ui el if V - ., WI , , ii li I . i 1. i,iw'. 'iff i', ' ,f lr . , x , 1- , -. . l .. - 5 4 -. ,, il. I, iq' 4 f Ti - f 1' . 2 ml, ,gi l Mrs. Davison Housemoth er afl SIGMA CHI The Delta Tau Chapter of Sigma Chi was es- tablished on the Westminster campus in 194-9. Since its inception, the Chapter has stressed the develop- ment of a well-rounded chapter and the inclusion of every phase of fraaternity life in its activities. The Sigs have -always been strong in dramatic and vocal contests, winning the Westminster Revue two out of the last three years, and retiring the Motheris Day Sing Trophy last year. This year's intramurals find the Sigma Chi teams finishing well up on the lists. Socially, the Sig- ma Chi's have had a very successful year. Merited by sound leadership, they have attained due respect on the campus. f .. :di 513. . iii. W.Q F are' D W lk R 1 5 Qc l y C l X d X P d l R F P d I L ry Cl d T L L d 9 .o 4' '- P QQ ' I, ' .a , ww,-H -w.,g . - 9 A . 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A, ' -5- I- . . , I I I I I I I I5 I I I 4 I I V I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I Q I I 5 I I I , 11 1: I a , ' ann.: X - I -w,..- , gyms? -an A Y H.,-. , ..,,', Lliv THE MEN THAT Coach Kimbrell, who graduated from West- minster in 1920, has coached here for over 30 years, compiling a record of 250 wins and 188 losses in the conference. He is one of the five Coach Flynn, after participating in the War between 1943-1946, graduated from Culver-Stoclo ton College in 1950. Besides being varsity base- Eugene Kimbrell coaches in the NAIA to receive the Helms Hall of Fame Award. Besides coaching basketball, he is also the golf coach. ball coach and assistant in basketball, Coach Flynn directs the 1-M program. s may Harold Flynn . ?',rgIga:l Iiii1!a3I MAKE OUR TEAMS .VV is is ki. 1 .aidin- After graduating from Kansas University in 1027, Coach Kanehl was a high school coach in Wichita for 16 years. Prior to coming to West- minster he was head track coach at Kansas Uni- Coach Sloss, or Dean Sloss as most people know him, graduated from Westminster College in 1938 and then attended Brown University and Northwestern for his MA. and Ph.D. Degrees in Ray Kamehl versity from 1944- 19417. This year at Westmin- ster, Coach Kanehl has taken over as coach in wrestling, track, and swimming. Math. Upon returning to Westminster, he has been an exceptionally successful tennis coach. His teams have dominated the conference for years. i limukc Floss 'vs vi' 'iff a km ' H ww a?'k. QQ' :li ' ,Q ' 1 V. '1',.'-..,'i.1' ' '?kf ,M A. ,rsafiw 'PH' Af ' '- fiffsf? f ' if ' Q 23 -b f ' ggi - ' . K ,Q 5 rf... IE'-1' -A ,S Qcvff Eff, u ! I f .3 hur,f Q I X Q MBE-Idpf vi -L4 x35E 4P BLUE my f E 4 P ,xxx JAYS NNX,, if L BLUE Jgycf X 1 5 L U , tehiif .igsz I f' Ning: ,QNEJ-4 f I 41 can k, A 413, .if l i x E 1 I GNU? -., . 49 A Q, v , l I. 4 A 1 1 5 I 2 I Q w I i l -.Lu ' le- 1 K F - 1 . fe ,E wil fl , - I ' P ' .,'5i11,f. Coaches Flynn and Kimbrell .lim Lundquist, Sophomore Bm Couhas Junior The basketball season of '60-'61 was a sudden turn of events for Westminster. Due to the loss of five seniors on last yearls conference champion- ship team, the Blue-,lays finished with a 7-18 record. Also, the ball club was hurt by grades at the semester, as two fine freshmen were forced to quit. The team never gave up and always gave all they had till the final whistle. Next year prom- ises to be a different story though, as the round- ballers have eight returning lettermen. 76 ..T . 'ss 1960-61 BASKETBALL RECORD 60 - 85 Quincy 51 - 50 Concordia lSpringfieldl fl-3 - 45 Drury 59 - 79 Roclchurst 78 - 76 Kansas City U. 73 - 66 Rolla 56 - 78 Concordia lSt. Louisl 61 - 83 William Jewell 75 - 911- Pittsburg 81 - 84 Ottawa 911- - 80 Baker 53 - 66 Rockhurst 72 - 82 Missouri Valley 52 - 62 Drury 53 - 66 Graceland 68 - 81 Tarkio 61 - 59 Culver Stockton 80 - 811- Graceland 87 - 73 Tarkio 58 - 75 Drury 73 - 95 Central 69 - 101 William Jewell 65 - 70 Culver Stockton 93 - 92 Central 82 - 98 Missouri Valley Charlie Kneedler - .llU1i0f Chris Hamilton -- Sophomore High scorer-Charlie Kneedler: 31141 Most Free Throws-Chris Hamilton: 80 Most Relwuncls-Chris Hamilton: 19111 Best Field Coal Percentage - Chris Hamilton: .fl-32 77 r iii? 1 sl N wal lil fl u 1 lk Ql ' u !1l gl 1,. i P BLUE JAYS 2 4 Dave Smlill Freshman il 1'! -- -- --Q -A - - - - Bill Bennett - Junior Larry McGrady - Sophomore f .ffffoll 4f '-Lbs ' - -e f-'Arf:-inns--JHs1::31,g+s' zzxrzv-:-:gf 2 A A 2 Varsity Cross Countr 05 Row Two, Left lu Right: Duncan, Newell, Kelly, Couch Kunelll. Row One: Longinire, Schocn, Harris. fonrli Knnchl ond C.ipl.1in lion Srliucn. ln their fourth year of com- petition, Westminster's cross-coun- try team ended up the season with a 3-2 record, and in meets they obtained two seconds and two thirds. Under the coaching of Kanehl, lvestminster placed third. Ron Schoen set our own course record hy running the 3.5 miles in 17.511-. ln the M.C.A.U. confer- ence meet. the harriers finished third. 1960- I U01 CROSS-COUN'l'liY lllfCORD lil Rolla 23 23 William ,Iewell 30 Maclliurrny - finished sec- ond in triungulzir meet. 26 Missouri 23 Rolla -- finished third in quzidranglular meet. 32 Mzieilllirray 21 St. l.ouis U.-finished sec- ond triangular meet. 30 Nlissouri Valley 24- 79 Nl.C.A.U. Meet -- Third Q Varsity Wrestling . Row One, Left to Right: Harris, Lansing, Vegely, Cole, and Coach Kanehl. Row Two: Lenz, Waldron, Anderson, and Van Cleave. 3 -ff.- 1 1 IM ,. is il l R Q 1 i l ' A Westminster grappler in action against Wentworth Military Academy. . 80 Captains John McFarland and Norm Vegely led Westminster's wrestling team to a 3-6 record. Norm Vegely with a 7-1-1 record was followed by Tom Van Cleave in the Blue ,lay's third year of varsity competition. 1960-61 WRESTLING RECORD 13 William Jewell 17 22 Wentworth M. A. 15 0 Missouri U. 32 5 MacMurray 22 14- William Jewell 20 2 Missouri U. 35 20 Washington U. 13 16 Wentworth M. A. 15 5 MacMurray 23 i ,vii .. -...., :mil Q er. ml. orcl il Y I' of ill IT l5 3 22 20 35 lit 15 -1:4 Intramural Athletic Supremacy The most coveted intramural trophy is the one awarded for athletic supremacy. It is given to the fraternity that accumu- lates the highest total of points iluring the entire season. xi ,, -, PHI DELTA THETA Lefl: Coach Flynn presenting the Athletic Supremacy Trophy to Car- ter Broach, representing Phi Deltu Theta. 74-in K. fst' .V X ' 1 - 's gf ,' x fl' l la ai A 1 X ' ' l Dad's Day is highlighted by the annual competition for the athletic trophy. All eight fraternities take part in the four different sports- soft- ball, golf, tennis and track. Dad's Day PHI GAMMA DELTA 11- - ' ,rf , . 82 Left: Ray Carlson receives the sought-after Trophy from Coach Kimbrell for Phi Ganuna Delta. x P .1-.-1,, .1Y,.,- Y ---rvrv r, ...Q Intramural Swimming PHI DELTA THETA Left Io Righl: Lange, Yanlis, Sluudl, l 1 I Xt? l .., Wood, McBride. A Y V With the help of three freshmen, the Phi Delts won their third consecutive swimming plaque by going undefeated for the third year in a row. Intramural Basketball the ml. PHI DELTA THETA il. -- I l l P i l I Row One, Lvl! to Righz: liywutcr, lirell, Douglass, 'l'i.lj'l0l', Yvilliumson, and Shanks. Row Two: l lilurklrurn, ffaxllis, Julivr, llurta, Wvlivr and llnutrighl. For the third year in a row. the Phi Dells won the basketball plaque, after two i close play-off games with Sigma Chi and Phi Gamma Delta. Bob Brell, Bill lloug- ' lass. Van Taylor. Justin YVilliamson. and Billy Shanks. the second high scorer in 83 W the league. led the team to a 9-l record. l 1 3 2 1 . 1 l 1 1 '1 l ,11 ' 11 N11 11 . I, 1 . l, 1 It Y 1 I '1 I I 4 In 1 l C . 1 l' l 1l I , l ll il la J 1 v 3 1! X1 I 2 1 1 N: li 1111 'lifll qi, 503 fl 1 lit li I ,gli illfl 11111 MIC lillil QU? Will ,Q E I I, ' 511 lllgg :YW EW? W1 ,filfl 4.1, iff ?l1l i'I1 I sill' 411 ' i 84 -, - g 1 Intramural Softball SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON '1 l'l'f'1 inlin- Row One, Left to Right: Coe, Brookshire, Ross, Smith, Carlin, and Yeckel. Row Two: Sarver, Butler, Miller, Fredenberger, and Gish. The Sigma Alpha Epsilons, for the second year in a row, Won the softball plaque. On the strong arm of ,Iohn Stamatis and the fine hitting of Campbell, Butler and Sarver they compiled a 7 - 1 record.. Intramural Tennis PHI DELTA THETA Left to Right: Sikes, Conrads, Melvin, Schemxerhorn, and Barta. With upperclassmen Barta and Sikes and freshmen Schermerhorn and Conrads, the Phi Delts won their second consecutive plaque with a 7- l record. get Intramural Track SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Kent Carlin, Joe Brookshire, Bill Butler, Royce Kelly, John Fredenberger, Ken Waldron, Milt Gish. Depth was the key factor in the S.A.E.'s hard-fought victory in intramural track. Led by Bill Butler, Royce Kelly, and Ken Waldron the team put on a spirited per- formance. Intramural Golf SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ly Rod Rnsmuwen, John Bjoin, Ken Waldron. Tony Smith Yvith one of thc most powerful golf teams seen in many years, the S.A.E.'s swept thru opposition easily. Winninf' with a 7-0 record, the team was led by Rod Ras- ' as IHUSSCTI. I I fx, X x '+ V Z f. 5 'H , Act AZ- ,-J--:f -veufxi ' f ' - 'uf 'X L-A -n--U. .'..... : M.-'.--:.r:.' nin-n..ww- L , I I K , I, I , I I I I . I' I, I ,I I I-, I Y! I ei I I I I I I I I I k 'fr Our R 0 TC department not only trams officers in the classroom and on the drill field but also offers some introduction to military society through the Annual Military Ball At right is Miss Nancy Clem, Westmmsters Mlhtary Queen for 1961 who was chosen by cadets attendmg the ball -- A-In-e-vi--Q - ' --iflai-190:26 N ,g2f.s'2gEa:?E- 32521, .- -.,L:..-232, ':2:,a.- Y, .-Q:E1:'2 ' . bg:2i,:f'E-1 , a-'-:- -. A-'I - . 'I-'Z-.. - ' , :.-:-,1:r-' ,-' --I -:-f .-rn, , . A -a2':f-, - -. fn!-' ,, ,1 EI-EC:-. .L , S-:j'I?E'E-,-. -- -:-f- 1 is-5.3, I 85212:--f -- -f ::: -- +V, I :St x'l irq..--.-vs.. ' . --f Q 'Eg .az ,Siena -- 'u . - , .. - .-. W ..-V., ..-,, I -P ,v--b -'L Ea-hgri: A' v... 5,31- , -' - sr - - I-DEE L ' fx 1, .- aww -P ': . uf' g -1 ' 7 H--.!g:..-5 t if 'T I '--Ksgg:-?EAn if 5215,-?F,,, X 11:72, 2 ,4-7..- -sat lr jg-,,,A. .-.g-0. :,- 1 --- - - ---.V E qi.-Tv:--ri f I N- 'fy , sw-' ,mg x I xv .A -L - '- I 't I ' E ' A Xu f X I 1-1 ? L V ' V N '1 3 -., Q-x v l -A-:-.1-s ---.,- '.'rrr9:gg'g....1' At left are the major symbols of any Army or. ganization the National Colors and our Institu- tional flag. We of the R.O.T.C. detachment here at Westminster are proud of our colors and our Color Guard consisting of, left to right Cadets A. Farenkrog, D. Ligon, B. Creech, and W. Marsh. 4 I ' 'aan i,,,...,-A , 'lb ' s 1 QW 0 ,' .,, Our ROTC Battle Group here at Westminster is composed of four letter companies and Headquarters and Headquarters Company. Above we see A Co. under the leadership of Cadet Cup- tain Kent Carlin who was assisted this year by his executive officer lst Lt. D. Beard and Platoon Leaders lst Lts. J. Byland, C. Donna, and D. Dowell. Below we see B Co. in mass formation led by Cadet Captain E. Wachter accompanied by his executive officer lst Lt. R. Berger and Platoon Leaders lst Lts. J. Hickok, F. Winklemeyer, and D. Thies. . ,T V. gvugd,-4 'B :N - ws- sr . M .N-A If v . -,-.V ,. .-. --4. .- '.., -4 - c, , .,, L ffel,,,. 'e 4 fs-,i?. L V.,-.. ,, -A 9 -Mo . ..,f , N A 'Jia - I , ' ' 4. - Xu. .Q va- 7' A.. vga A , ,W .ff ,vs-I Hi! if s N . . R' fp i li , if - ra , ,Y I li 4 xl ,1 X -3- 4 ,N i l W s 21 l n I . rl' . ig 1 ll lx gw ,lil WM tw rf .Mi :lv 1141! ll if l 1 N I ,lux .Xl ll lu 'Q .1 Il, V l 4 Lil l li 1, ' l ff ! a gi as-4 M W .. s . -ft-.v .4-Jw. .. f 5iv-V-fri' -4. ng-,A C Co., preceded by the color guard, practices for the Christmas parade under the leadership of Cadet Captain M. Gooding, executive officer lst Lt. G. Webb and Platoon leaders lst Lts. R. Lineau, T. Downing, and W. Botterbush. Below we have the tall men of D- Co. which has the distinction of winning company competi- tion for the last three years. This year Captain Chetwood, executive officer lst Lt. R. Hosto, and Platoon Ldrs. 1st Lts. J. Mauze, R. Blumer, and W. Wright have great hopes of making it another victory year. 'Q +5 -rv: ff H-1' pg -.,f.g,r'.IQm.muv.ff...g. -L ,. ...-, . E ,,E'f1'f1G.1 , L. Q wrt- TT .1 mzwhvkharwt 1' 19' A A 4 . A I' t N . .I in 1 5 au -- ' - e'4 . ' . -l . '.- -.f y-s 1 . , ,,' 4 I ,f - C I l 5 k qu 'fl ' -,, V' M Q ,-- gf - ,, - 4. Lxii.-:Z . ,. U V ' .NV . ,M-li, vga... 5 ,zwaglfir 1' - mr - . ' ' Q. . :ta 1 ' . . en.: i '-.w::wi'S'f12- x wufr1-+.- f e ' 1 af .fu -WWA' - 'f it fi fa ff' Zufeafaff. Lf. - . 1 .1-uw... - f !' ,ww . , .- - . A Tj, - ' .'f'f' fr? 'f'?'f'.-153-. - 3 -s--'-ef '. i-P9'-w4.- 5. f 1- . Q-Y uf' A ml'-F91 ' 1 ' tr. x 'f ' ' ' - .- .. . 'sw' sb- --4. ' -' -t..--P . Y. Vg pn' In , - ' i, . ' . .4 u - . I .- Am. .- , -FN' f. - ',, 44.45-- . -',., N.-14. .7 1, ,- . -A nt.-,za 14 , , .. - il. - --. -N ,-M fs. Q- - 1. ' 15,5 '. , :5,,t', . f. 'Jn pg, 'fwfr 'M ' A E -sf.. 1 . b 'gum . . q:t'f'.: V-f,,t.,Ar-L, 1 -' 'ff . .., Q ' 4 ' 4 F: .n ' .' 'I' .' X : if , 1 - si' 'f'4-ff 5'-.LQJ ' ' it - -- 112 v.., 'v9'V. 'illfbn -. .. -.S ' Q E . .mt ',,,,a.,s,1 ..., H, -'sr '-11.2 ,Wg --. ,U---.4 JA '.-. . Inn- - , l',. .Q .5 - -- ' ,J-', .. 'VN - ' -., . -1. ff H ' ' GRM' .1314 '?'fS1'7 1'!-,ff-:'.if' 1-.1 -5 -' 'J During the third year uf ROTC the cadets receive special training aimed at preparing thenl for their six weeks of summer training at an active army post. The MS Ill's were lcd and trained this year by Cadet Majors B. Hartford and K. Tegtmeier. Below wc see Sgt. Daniels of the military staff instructing Cadet Lt. Colonel Pratt in thc art of small-hore rifle firing, one of thc extra-curricular activities offered hy our ROTC department. X Z' 3 -Q . 5' 'r fi ly .1 4 I B- ' iff F.- ,- ,-ip - ,I gwa fy f 1 . 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 11 M1 111 ,li 1 1 1 '31 11 1 2' .1 P 1 11 11 1111 11 1 1 1111 '1 W1 11 11111 1 1111 33111 4211 1 1 1 1 1 1 311 11 .1 L11 ,141 V1 1 . 11 11 ,1 11 11 111 F 11 11 1 1'i 41 K 1 1 1 ,fi .2 ,AU rt or Q1 W l , , ly it V y . I I ez i 4 i I l S i i I Q 1 rl 9 .1 .3 + if? l V iii ! Q, iii! x ig i l Some of the Battle Group officers get to- gether to plan MS III tactical exercises From left to rzght are Cadet Major K Tegtmeler Cadet Colonel G Pyatt Cadet Major W Hartford, and Cadet Captain W Hervey Here is another shot of the MS lIl'5 pmt.. ticing some tactical skills they will 1-,ui to good use at summer camp this coming summer. Identifiahle in this picture an: F. Ross, R. Schoen, D. Callis, G. Andu., son, B. Reisse, T. Barta, T. Hervey, L 'WWW essay ..:..f, In a typical tactlcal situation MS IIIS T Barta, D Calhs, T Hervey, and W Reisse cross a stream 1n squad formation These MS IIIs must leam all tacllwl skills in an intensive training program C011 ducted during our two hour Friday dnl' period ,..,J-...,,, raw. but ling ar-- vlqf. II if liz: L-jg: rv l o Ill'- ll. ion. jimi ron lrill tim oi the highlights of the Military Ball mi- it-.tr was tht: crowning of our Military .im-1-ii, ,-it right we see Colonel Wallace til, W.irtlner crowning Miss Nancy Clem fwiiorary Cadet Colonel and Queen. Her ,ur-ridarit: are, from the lelt, Miss Jeannie tf.,1, Min llarlaara Lenten, Miss Dellie Kfqling, and Nliss Martha Russell. N 'ltlmril .intl lllguh- military fraternity th-' .uiiiitial Xlilitary Bull catch 'lilo' linll formally lu-gains with the '1'1fl Xlarrli pi-'turn-rl at tht: right. Thi, ' ' 'hr l!.1llr -f1- in .it tht- llovvrrior llutvl l 'f r-Uri lfity v..iNIltl'll1i5t ln our Corps, 'Af' TYl'l-if --ri thix m'i'.ifi4-ll proviilcil liy i 1 -i':'.'i'. Xini.-ii.. ILHHI, ,vw Z Z- t 1 This year the Cadet Corps selected their Queen by nominating five candidates and then voting for their final choice the eve- ning ot' the hall. Miss Nancy Clem, spon- sored hy B Company, 2nd Platoon and escorted by Battle Group Commander Cadet Colonel Gerald W. Pyatt, made n beautiful Queen for our Battle Group. i 1 W , f , i w 1 i I ll i nl Robert W. Berger Richard K. Carlin L . , Raymond V. Carlson Ronald C. Frazier ' Gary F. Hovis l J ' Who's Who Among Students ,44 E fm American , Colleges and Universities 9 1 UI Q W 3 iw lui J fl .lack F. Kuhlman i 3 l Lanny L. Larason I i James E. Musgrave .N .l, L31 1 ' - I William D. Owens .lames E. Vaughn 1 i 96 ... ,f -,-Q Student Council Gary Hovis President Bill Bennett Vice Presidcnl Ford Ross Secretary Firxl Row: Willis, Frazier, Bickel, Agec, Kent. Sat-and Row: Ross, Bennett, lluvis. Carlson, Dr. Sloss. Third Raw: Holt, Green, Clarkson. Kuhlman, Owens, Dahnkc, Hervey, Lewis, Carlin. Fourth Row: Berger. Barla, Vaughn, Carter, Ilrugnlun, Krueger, Latham, Puwurs, Kneedlcr, O'Brien, Stamatis. Inter-Fraternity Council ,luck Kuhlman Prcsilfent .lim Vaughn Secretary Huy Carlson Treasurer l ir.s1 lfmv: lfruzicr. Knhlxnan. llr. Sln.-, Yauglnn, Lewis, Sw-um! Ifow: Mus Hruw, lluvif. Owens, Carlson. llcrwy. Omicron Delta Kappa NATIONAL HONORARY LEADERSHIP Jim Vaughn President Cliff Bragdon V ice President ' F irst Row: Frazier, Dr. Bleifuss, Vaughn, Mr. Gohring, Dr. Sloss. Second Row: Musgrave, Berger, Hovis, Bragdon, Owens, Kuhlman, Ross. First Row Hovls C.arl1n Adamb Hervey Pyatt Hartford Second Row Fra mer Mauze Chetwood Hosto Beard Mxller Scabbard and Blade NATIONAL HONORARY MILITARY B111 Hervey Captain Payson Adams First Lieutenant Kent Carlln Second Lieutenant Gerry Pyaftt First Sergeant I 1 I r l l 1 A I l f x v l I l l 1 5 l l i I I 6 I I 3 lt' If G t , - 5 ' I 9 7 7 7 7 ' ' i 98 C RY '- :4 L s .f f1i- ffffaf'f'lrf:s,a-Q-uyggfvifs-4'4-adress ' -fe M r Blue jay Tom Barta Co-editor ,lim Clarkson C 0-editor Carter Broach Business Manager First Row: Chase, Clarkson, Mr. Marshall, liurla, llroucln. S1-rum! Row: Well Williamson, Reed, Mauze, Krunnn. Pyall. fl I lfngl-V Hugln-x, llr. l'.1rri-I1, Huw, llr, lil!-ifu-N, l'-l'.llllIl'. Sflllllll lfunx' ll ' I. War-l1.zll. Ili.-U-if-I1. liragllnn, Frllwnll.-r. llnlls, Lllfllll. Nutr. Columns Lanny Larason Editor Dave Ross Business Manager Arthur Bliss Clifford Bragdon Richard Marshall .l0hl1 McFarland Pi Delta Epsilon NATIONAL HONORARY JOURNALISM Ron Frazier President 'I00 Washington Semester Each year Westminster sends several students to participate in the Washington 4 Semester program in Washington, D. C, , These Westminster men, all second semes- ter juniors, attend American University for one semester. Through classes and special seminars with various government officials, these men gain invaluable in- sight in many fields. 1 3 x I 5 l i V l 3 I Q First Row: Dr. Parrish, Frazier, Dr. Bleifuss. Second Row: Clarkson, Barlay Dietrich, Wood, Ross. 1 T i , l 1 f I I. I-'im Raw: Dr. Parribll, Jenkins, Krunun, McFarland. Second Ruw: Mr. 'Kerr, llr. lluycr, Vassar, Klcinschmidl, Lynn. Cary. Zeta Tau Delta HONORARY SCHOLASTIC Dr. Sloss Faculty Advisor Phi Alpha Theta NATIONAL HONORARY HISTORY Tom Kleinschmidt President jim Cary Secretary Dr. Parrish l acuI!y Advisor Fira! Row: Kanagana, Dr. SIU:-5, Frazier. Second Hour: Ruhr, Uwcna, Lindhlad, Vaughn. 101 ,. lr I F i l l i, i lr I, l al li IIE I 4 1 l 1 4 l w 5 l 1 sl .. El Il ll M l s 1 ll il U l s 5 F lu F u u . n. l . 1 ll El Skulls of Seven Kent Carlin Grand Marshall Mr. Larsen Faculty Advisor First Row: Hovis, Vaughn, Carlin, Anderson, Berger. Second Row: Henneke, Kuhlman, Wilkins, Mr. Larsen, Carlson. Don Callis President Mr. Larsen Faculty Advisor First Row: Melvin. Callis, Hardy. Second Row: Stribling, Davis, Tucker, Yantis. ' 102 Hereditary Marshalls X '. E Si ls ff '-fc Phi Rho Epsilon IIONORARY PRE-MEDICAL ,lim Vaughn President Dr. Day Faculty Advisor First How: Johnson. Musgrave. Agce. Kanaguwu. Second Row: Hervey. Vaughn, Dr. Day, Russcll,Owcns. Third Row: Wilkinson, Knueiller, Leonard. Campbell, Lindlmlad, Kurrus, Brown. Kendall, llcnson. 'H 'J unkina. Dr. llnmlnlpli. Kent, l.inil1:1n. Srfond Run: llzxmillon, fin! I, ,L .1 ll'1lli.xn1Nnn, llull, Pi Kappa Delta NAT1oN,x1, Howpumn' FORENSIC Dr. Randolph Facully Advisor 103 KRW!! Lanny Larason President J im Clarkson Vice President Bill Bennett Secretary-Treasurer First Row: Hampton, Wentz, Sharkey, Reisse, Duncan, Nowell, Vegely. Second Row: Dahnke, Bennett, Clarkson, Kurrus, Callis, Third Row: Staudt, Garber, Dyer, Kneedler, Creech, Schertel, Powell, Haynes, Ross. Mu Alpha Theta Dr. Sloss Faculty Advisor 104 First Row: Dennis, Waye, Bliss. Second Row: Hovis, Fugate, Fry, Davis -1 -...,-s- ,,, ,, -,, 3 We I ,.-AI, First Row: King, Oates, Curtis, Hardy, Desjardins, Melvin, Thomas. Second Row: llauter, Sanderson, Slribling, Davis. Ishmael, Well. Tliird Row: Dr. Par- rish, Cullis, Brooch, Mauna, Ilerr, Blackburn. Faurlh Row: Mangel, Van Vulkcnburgh, Schmerhorn, Haynes, Creen, Johnson, Garber, Grunt, Staudt, Lamkin, McBride, Kerstine, lieissc, Chamberlain, Howe, Krumm, Hughes. Filth Row: Wolfe, Wright Durham, lrvin, Dennis, Willis, Himes, Murphy, llenncr, Whyte. Sixth Row: Bywater, Harper, Watkins, Tucker, Julier, Red- wine, Conrad, Lang, Mitchell, lnglish, Cunningham, Krammer, Collins, Brown, Suits. Alpha Phi Omega SERVICE jim Mauze President Mike Blackburn First Vice President Carter Breach Second Vice President Dr. Parrish Faculty Advisor chi Alpha RELIGIOUS jerry Frctuicl President Dr. Gates Faculty Advisor Fin! lhnu: llr. flutes. lfrl-unfl. llr. llau--r. Sw-urn! Ifuuf: Kelly. llvrn, illtlf'll. Crevn. 105 I I I I I I 1 I 1 -.ir W V -- lf. I I ' if f 5 Y I I I 5 I , I 7 j I I 'iw I I , I , + riis X ef f ' I ' H ' I I I .lim Clarkson 1 I ' . V' Editor II III B f P' as ,v ww 1,1 I A - M F' I 5 1125 I ' , I Frank Reed Activities I I I I I I I I I I I I Justin Williamson, Bill Bennett l I ifljl Sports I if , I I . I I I I , I I I I I I , I Jerry Pyatt 3 R.0.T.C. I II I I I V Mike Well Photogra p 11 er 'I 06 A yearbook should reflect the life of the col- lege in which it exists. Through the Blue J ay, our annual here at Westminster, the editors and staff hope to give an accurate view of our college life. 4 1 Tom Barlu Edzlar To complete an annual is no small undertak- ing. This year's Blue ,lay represents the combined efforts of many individuals. We of the staff hope that you, thc students, can look at this annual, and get an accurate picture of the 1960-61 school year. Robcr Krunun H onurx Carter Brouch Busuicss Manubu Jim Mauzu Fratcrnilivx Slevc Chase Fcalurcx 'I07 Fall Awards Convocation Saturday evening, October 22, the annual fall awards convocation was held in conjunction with the Dadls Day activities at Westminster College. At fthis time a num- ber of students and student organizations were recognized for outstanding achievement in the fields of athletics, scholarship, and extra-curricular activities. The following students received individual recognition. Freshman Chemistry Proficiency - John Pettigrove. Freshman Mathematics Award - Frank Bruce Edwards. Physics Award - Randolph Lindblad. Elected to membership in Phi Alpha Theta - James E. Cary, Gerald J enkins, Roger Krumm, Thomas Klein- schmidt, David Lynn, Paul Vassar. Elected to membership in Pi Delta Epsilon - Thomas Barta, James Clarkson, Fred Dietrich, David Ross. Elected to membership in Pi Kappa Delta - Joe Holt, Mike Liniihan, Bradford Kent. 108 Elected to membership in Zeta Tau Delta-Ronald Fraizer, Harold Kanagawa, Thomas Kleinschmidt, Ran- dolph Lindblad, William Owens, David Ross, James Vaughn. Chosen as Distinguished Military Students - Payson 5- Adams, Robert Berger, Jon Bopp, Lawrence H. Chet- wood, Warren M. Gooding, William L. Hartford, Wil- liam H. Hervey, Gary F. Hovis, Darwin P. Lowry, 101111 S. Miller, Clayton A. Pratt, Gerald W. Pyatt, Kurt E. A. Tegtmeier, Edward E. Wachter. T fs-5 K- ,-F dl 1 -,.- ---T ,,. . First Row: Slrililing, King, Desjardins, Curtis, Thomas, Davis, Ishmael, Brooch, Halliday. SITUIIII Row: Kelly, Hatch, liuuter, Hughes, Kulile, Oates. Hunter, Robertson, tfotlrell, James. Third Row: Sikes, Parrish, Callis, Cutter- meier, Krumm, Mauze, Well. Fourth Rom: Parker, Mangel, Srlwrlnerhorn, VunVulkcnl1urg, Durham, Heidenreich, lrvin, Garber, Grunt, Staudt, Horseman, Murphy, Benner, lleisse, McKinslry, Haviland, Miller, Kirk. Fifth Row: Wright, Wolfe, Haynes, Dalton, Gibson, Mendonsa, Olive, Fugute, Conrad, Cramer, Schwaller, Collins. Sixth Row: llurlbutt, Thornton, Johnson, Chamberlain, Harper, Wat- kins, Himes, Gish, Lange, Davis, LaTurno, Cunningham, lllackhurn, Miller, Suits, Brown, Kleitch, Bersche. Seventh Row: Bliss, julier, Sanderson, Redwinc, Kelly, Davis, Thomhill. Young Democrats Paul Vassar President .lim T. T. Cary Vice President Dr. Horton Faculty Advisor Young Republicans Pete Gattermeir President Roger Krunuu V ice President Dr. Parrish Faculty Advisor First Row: Mayes. Coulter, Howe, Jennings, W4-liste-r Sw-ond Row: Mr. Kerr, liriseoe, Vassar, Cary, Dr. Horton Third Row: Smith, Cuultas, Meliride, Dennis, Shanks, lly water, llarta, Lewis, Bolts. Fourth Row: Creech, Tucker Strililing, Gibson, Lamkin, Hurtly, llolt, l,inihun, llilllllllllll Debate Dr. llanclolph Faculty Advisor Fin! Hunt llr. Hlllllllvlllll. l,inihztn. llnlt. Sururul limi Jenkins. llamiltou. Williauusun. Kiellvr. Klfnt. First Row: Hatch, Gish, Robertson, Haviland, Jackson, Kirk. Second Row: Linihan, Hughes, Kerstine, Evans, Webster, Oates, Halliday. ,Third Row: Sikes, Mr. Ken' Smith, Krumm, Dahnke, Dr. Horton. Fourth Row: Gatter- mier, Mr. Fredenberger, Cary, Vassar, Jenkins, Davis Parker, Callis, Botts, Holt, McKinstry, Cozad, Collins Hamilton, Coulter, Ross, Marshall, Olin. Fifth Row: Red wine, Hardy, Mitchell, Mueller, Chamberlain, Fugate, Schwaller, Davis, Mayes, MacFarland, Bersche, Miller. Art Club Richard Dennis President Dr. Alexander Faculty Advisor 1 1 1 Political Science Club Roger Krumm President George Daihnke Vice-President Dr. Holton Faculty Advisor First Row: Wimmer, Cole, Stribling, Sanderson, Kallle, Allen. Second Row: Voth, Linihan, Dennis, McKinstry, Halliday. Third Row: Garber, Heidenreich, Taylor, Mr. Tutt, Dr. Alexander, Joenk, Milliken, Kerstine, James Fourth Row: Schwaller, Olive, Benfield, Mendonsa, Green Fugate, Cozad, Anderson. Fifth Row: Dalton, MacFarland Smith, West, Sewing, Davis, Willis, Whyte. Chemistry Club Mr. Olliver Faculty Advisor First Row: Barrett, Mangel, Hugo. Second Row: HBPPCI Bragdan, Keller, Waye, Fugate, VanValkenberg. History Club Lanny Larason President lJr. Parrish Faculty Advisor . Sli Fin! lfuw: Marshall, Webster, Mason. Srvuml Row: Olin, Greene, Dr. lluuer, llualriglil, Reisse. Third Row: Stephan, llumplun. Wutzel, Nlentlunsa, Kelly, Finks. Speakers Bureau llr. liernunclcz facully flrlvisur L , . ,. . . . fluff: l'inl,-. llr, l'crnuntlt-z. l.uurcnre. .Swruml Hun: First Ruw: Jennings, Watkins, St-hermcrhorn, Kahle, Haviland, Miller, Jziriles. Second Row: Marshall, Cozad, Cole, Hunter, Robertson, Durham, Jackson. Third Row: Parker, Fredcnbcrger, Dr. Parrish, Junkins, Cutlermicr, Macliurland, Holt. Fourth Row: Lewis, Sikes. Anderson, Harris, Grant. McBride, Dr. Boyer, Kleinschmidl, Garber, Cary, Webster, Kerstinc, Evans, l-lulliduy, O'Brien. Filth Row: Wright. Hurlbult, Smith, Mueller, Thornhill, Vassar, Butts, Dennis, Mayes, Heidenreich, McKinstry, Suits, Olin, Bersche, La'l'urno, Sander. Sixth Row: Hardy, Mitchell, Mendunsa, Smith, Gibson. Chamberlain, Fugnte, Julicr, Schwuller, Davis, Howe, Oates, Olive, Thomas, Miller. United Campus Christian Fellowship Kirby Greene President Duke Ligon Vice-Presiclent Dr. Hauer Faculty firlvisor ' -,,.,,.,-.,-.'.-- . Russian Club Ra y J ames President Mrs. Alexander Faculty Advisor First Row: Wolf, Musgrave, Mangel, Sharkey, Waller, Wilke, West, Fisher. Second Row: Haynes,.Chase, Baird, Northwall, Fahrenkrog, Stribling, Miller, Graham, Saboe, Oliphant. Music Club Dr. Sharton Faculty Advisor Whyte, Dr. Sharton, Smith, Halliday First Row: Coulter, James, Mrs. Alexander, Kent, Waye. Second Row: Alden, Charlson, Fugate, Behrendt, Bragdon Butts, Wentz, McKinstry, Dr. Alexander, Halliday. Flying Club Wayne Wilke President .lim Stribling Vice President ll-n Y -vl- l irsI Row: Wyatt, Higgins, Musgrave, Cilisun, Brookshire, Myers, ,lat'ksun, Mrs. Lawrence Ross, Marshall, Yeckel Hugo, lilaclluff, Bulls. Second Row: Wolf, S., Lovering Willis, Mitchell, Latham. Kieffer, Gunter, Smith, R., Gish Waldron, Henry, Chase. Tlxinl Row: Campbell, Burfeind Kruger, Stumatis, Wclzel, Carter, Lowry, Green, Haier. Sociology Club Larry Milliken President Bill Keller Vice President Dr. Alexander Faculty Advisor v v 1 v Men of Song .lim Musgrave President Mrs. Lawrence Director Mr. Marshall Faculty Advisor First Row: Brookshire, lloslo, lNlcCulIuugh, Kenyon. llulli day. Second Row: Smith, 'l'., Milliken, Happel, Keller Ross, Hartford. Third Row: Whyte, Weber, llnghcs, Dr Alexander. Stephan, Wentz. Gillmor. Fourth Row: Smith West, liragdun, Juenk, Hervey, Kuhlmun, Marshall. Amateur Radio Association Mr. Weld Faculty Advisor First Hutt: hir, W1-ld, llnlnin-nn. licltrvndl. lJun1':.tn, Wan Lee, llalliday. iid T i i 4 w i Y 1 1 F Y i I 1, L z I l 1 w Y Q Y l W 1 fi f 1 i U ll QQ 1 1961 BLUE JAY QUEEN Miss Lou Ann McCollum Sigma Chi MAID OF HONOR Miss Toni Culver Della Tau Della Nm . MAID OF HONOR Miss Vivki Ann Clark 12,114 Uvflzz 7716111 H5 .J i I' I , xx I H a' vw I 1 1 Q E 21 '1 r M I 1 vf , 1 l 3 l 7 ww-N 3 '5 Wy i 2 i, f i , n i fm sian im V1 3, Us salq 5 I, E 5 , 3 5 4 I Miss Kathy Becker Phi Kappa Psi Miss- Susan Hodel Kappa Alpha Miss Kathy Kummer Independents fx -f HJ li' 0 is Mrs. Kathy Slmuk SIIQHIII 911111111 Epsilon Miss Sunnis Seeger Phi Cmrumz Delta Miss AIIIIFCJJ Klcuullurl Bula Tllvla Pi gm . . . , tT,,,.,,,, . U 1 . i I , , I , I , w l l , l 1 1 ' l i i l iw ,., .4 ' 3 Miss Jean Ann Schanbachei escorted by John OBrien Sigma Alpha Epsilon is crowned 1960 61 All Qchool Dance Queen by l l 4 f 1. E Q We It I 3 C a i 0 r E F z O i iw llliljwi W M-dill . illlfiw I li li M 1' Muifil M Mlm pwllllw M- Wi' - . , - - yygflf l . . , , ,Jill 1 ' 4 Hwy! . . - ' l , i 1 , l Y MH I ix l ill: N Hill' , , il, 1 1 l Q 'M ' Cixi I ' ig: 1 I 1 1 l i ill ' I l i , 1, E ,I ' r -- ,Wi y . A 1 I rl L . 1 l 'i Ll , I i Mil ,lack Kuhlman, president of the Inter-Fraternity Council. The Queen's special maids are: Miss Jackie Thias, escorted by Bill Borcherding, Phi Gamma Deltag and Miss Barbara Lemen, escorted by Rick Hosto, Beta Theta Pi. jr-v 3!!'7'1-'izialw 1? .F jim! tagg- Dr John E DOIIIDOIQ Dr Davidson Bl Imp lun Lu. Holt .lack Kuhhn.1n Thls year for the flrst tlme, the Inter Iiralernlty Councll held an IFC weekend It was hlnhhffhted by mter fratermty exchanbe semlnars and dmners and a fresh man banquet The beflttmg chmiw to the weekend came mth the CFOYHIIIID of ! I wa Y ' - 'TI' '. 1 uf..--.-.m-..-Ar.-:...... .......,..- ...-a. V b - V -Y . ,. ... ..,.,,...-..-.,...-,,-.:. -4,94 --- -....,-5 , Y n-is-ws. ,f:. ,- N. it ---- -. . .tp i I 2 l 2 Y t 1 1 I 2 i 4 l 41 3 S prima Above, Ray Carlson is accepting the Dad's Day Trophy from Coach Kimlnrell in lltfllillf of Phi Gamma Delta, who came out on top during the day's athletics. Below, we sec a portion of the crowd that witnessed the award curumuny on Saturday night. Dr. Randolph is issuing one of Lhose awards to the gentlemen shown. 21 It - I I I I I I II I I Ii I I II II II I I I I I II I I, I I' I II II I, I, I If! I I I 'gf 2 , I I 'II IIIII I IIIII IIIIIINI: IIS, I I IIIIII ,I I I -III I I III' I I I IIIII' I I IIKIWIII , I1 II I I I I I I I II. II -' II I III ,I I I IIN , I I If I II III I I I I II! I 'I' I I . I II ,III , 'I U , , IIII II QI A QQQIII I IIIIII F I IMIIIII I IIIIIIII I III I IIIII'I I 'QIII QI I IIfII L1 III I 'J' IIQII If II I ,III :I ,II II-HI' 'II I'III'I II ,IIIIIQ I III I I 'I I I II I 1 I 122 II--:I I g I I I I I I FIRST PLACE L Phi Delta Theta I Sovereign Cityn Director-Russ Kercher A Music Man,s,' the doctor. Add 'cKing,s Rowf, youall have their scheme, Wilson said to Belleman- Sovereign City7s changed our themes! XVestmin I SECOND PLACE Sigma Chi The Devil and Daniel Westminster Dire-:lor -- Jim Alden The Devil . . . the prowde spirite . . . cannot endure to he mocked - Thomas Moore. st r Rev e A I I ,I II, XII, ,II Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Red Riding Hoody Director-John Sharkey The Si Alph players presented a satire on the age-old story of Little Re Riding Hood. It showed the vivid realism of a young nation and her decision as to pro or con on the acceptance of Communism. Phi Kappa Psi The Disillusionedv Director- Brad Kent The Disillusioned was a contemporary melodrama 'with a great modern im- pact underneath its old fashioned techniques. I, I I II I I 'I I I I I I II ' I I 1 I 1 3 ! , I I I I I I I s I I , I I . '1 I I T I I I I I I I III III I II IIII cc III g fi I III! as I 1 II III' I I 'III IIPIIIII III, cc an I III I W , I I I I It I :MII ' I mi! I H1 I :X , fi, I 'V' Q Ii I I I I I I I I I ' I I fl I ' I I I I I F I I I A , ,I- , IW, 124 fa N ., , l ff L' ' --A--g .'-- . '.'. .L. .. -'i,, A -' ' I' 5 tFJ'i-'i2'f2i ii 'fl fr' itfizfsfbsii ' - ---- ---- , .--. The fourth annual Westminster Revue was again sponsored hy Alpha Phi Omega. The director was Don Brown and the Master ot' Ceremonies was Steve Chase. Above, we See ,lim Mauze, Presi- dent of Alpha Phi Omega, presenting the trophy to Kay Lewis, prebiclent of Phi Delta Theta. Below are twu new musical groups on campus that entertained during the show. llll' WE5'l'lVlNlJ5: Jt-ff l'lf-avner, Roy Smith, Andy THE RlfCllE'l'5: lim llulnnw. Steve Cllllfiv, Pele, ln 1 imphell, :mtl liivh llugo. ing, :mel Kent Mueller. aea a 125 --FH H' 'z 1 l 5 ! l N .I 5 lf ii 4 I1 l N if ' 571 I ', 1 , ig 1 w QT l - ,E l 1 li V1 Eu 1 E 1 1 l rl ll N W lil 'N N il ll W In I i I. fi Pl l FIRST PLACE Sigma Alpha Epsilon Homecoming Decorations SECOND PLACE Delta Tau Delta .4 42, T 1 Kappa Alpha Phi Gamma Della Be-tu Thu-lu Phi Delta Theta I Sigma Chi phi Kappa Psi' 5: ,KW gf A,,, ,, 7.. Lf' 7, i 1961 Homecoming ueen Miss .lackic Thias Escorted by Bill Borchcrding Phi Gamma Della SPECIAL MAIDS Miss Toni Culver Escorted by Richard Slllllll Dvlm Tau Deira Miss Kay Leonard Escurlcrl liy Luc- Leonard Sigma Chi 129 f I 1: Q l PRI G 655 f-v If-E , sp, wma 1961 SUPPLE .CLASS OF 1961 Payson S. Adams, Jr., Omaha, Nebr. William D. Beard, Jr., Ponca City, Okla. Edward L. Berg, Marshall, Mo. Robert W. Berger, Owensville, Mo. f.lan.l Robert A. Bickel, Webster Groves, Mo. Robert'J. Bopp, Richmond Heights, Mo. Wilfred E. Botterbush, Alton, Ill. Orville L. Brotherton, Denver, Colo. John G. Byland, Wellsville, Mo. Robert D. Bynum, Tulsa, Okla. Richard K. Carlin, Oklahoma City, Okla. Raymond V. Carlson, Villa Park, Ill. Lawrence H. Chetwood, Grandview, Mo. Samuel S. Clower, Santa Fe, N. M. William A. Cole, Lawton, Okla. Herbert D. Coulter, Jr., Meno, Okla. Donnell F. Dietrich, DeSoto, Mo. Gerald M. Donna, Collinsville, Ill. William P. Dooley, Lincoln, Ill. fJan.j Donald M. Dowell, II, Chillicothe, Mo. Gerald T. Downing, Lawton, Okla. James F. F ellingham, Oklahoma City, Okla. Harry F. Finks, III, Clinton, Mo. Ronald C. Frazier, Moberly, Mo., summa cum laude Warren M. Gooding, Creve Coeur, Mo. fJan.l Marvin H. Happel, St. Louis, Mo. William L. Hartford, Watertown, New York William D. Heimbrook, Chillicothe, Mo. Don D. Henneke, Owensville, Mo. George N. Hem, Ferguson, Mo. Richard K. Herr, Kansas City, Mo. William H. Hervey, II, Beaufort, Mo. William J. Hill, Trenton, Mo. Richard L. Hosto, Clayton, Mo. Gary F. Hovis, Ponca City, Okla. Gerald R. Jenkins, Oklahoma City, Okla. Howard G. Johnson, III, Duncan, Okla. Harold K. Kanagawa, Jefferson City, Mo. Robert M. Keiffer, Eldon, Mo. Jack F. Kuhlman, St. Louis, Mo. Leo E. Laurence, Warwick, N. Y. Dennis E. Lee, Kirkwood, Mo. Knox Lewis, Jr., Poplar Bluff, Mo. Ronald R. Lienau, Independence, Mo. Randolph M. Lindblad, Alton, lll. 2 . Darwin P. Lowry, Jr., Merriam, Kan. David L. Lynn, Oklahoma City, Okla. James F. Mauze, Clayton, Mo. Glen C. McDonald, Clayton, Mo. James E. Moore, III, Sikeston, Mo. James E. Musgrave, St. Louis, Mo. William D. Owens, Gerald, Mo., cum laude James N. Pasley, Jefferson City, Mo. Jerry R. Powell, Clinton, Mo. Clayton A. Pratt, Webster Groves, Mo. Edward J. Pundmann, Jr., St. Charles, Mo. Gerald W. Pyatt, Ferguson, Mo. Robert W. Richards, St. Louis, Mo. I Phillip L. Reynolds, Bowling Green, Mo. David P. Ross, LaBelle, Mo., cum laude Thomas R. Russell, Meeker, Okla., cum laude William N. Sauer, Jr., Coronado, Calif. Robert C. Schoenfeld, Tulsa, Okla. fJan.J Arthur C. Schroeder, Jr., Normandy, Mo. Sherman S. Senne, Frontenac, Mo. fJan.J Robert L. Shipman, Leawood, Kan. Albert Tak-Yee Shiu, Kowloon, Hong Kong Herbert H. Six, Kansas City, Mo. Kurt E. A. Tegtmeier, Millstadt, Ill. David R. Thies, Alton, Ill. James E. Vaughn, Jr., Montgomery City, Mo., mag Lorin G. Vogeding, St. Louis, Mo. Gordon F. Webb, Clayton, Mo. Carroll R. Wetzel, Clinton, Mo., magna cum laude Wayne H. Wilke, St. Louis, Mo. Frank D. Wilkins, Fulton, Mo. Fred L. Winkelmeyer, Marshall, Mo Harry A. Wood, Jr., Kirkwood, Mo. William H. Wright, Okmulgee, Okla. Robert A. Yeckel, St. Louis, Mo. Richard M. Yerly, San Antonio, Tex. fJan.l James H. Alden, Kansas City, Mo. Carter O. Benson, Tulsa, Okla. Edward L. Bersche, St. Louis, Mo. Ralph L. Blumer, Glendale, Mo. Robert A. Hamilton, Jr., University City, Mo. Jon F. Hampton, Salem, Ill. James P. Hickok, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Robert H. Whyte, Webster Groves, Mo. Lawrence B. Woelfel, Jr., Webster Groves, Mo. ' cJan.J I na cum, laude 'F114 , Rev. Walter D. Langtry of New Or- leans, La., the Baccalaureate speaker, receives the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity. Front: Mr. Langtry, Governor John Dalton, Judge Dalton. Rear: Rev. W. Sherman Skinner, President Davidson, Mr. Edwin J. Spiegel, Board Chairman, and Rev. J. Lay- ton Mauze. Judge Sidna P. Dalton of the Supreme Court of Missouri receives the honor- ary degree of Doctor of Laws. i v 2. ,r .f I . 1 it I. fi Il :F , iQ' TT lx A. Q if Vx . ,5 . 'N s 9..- X r 145, .l' if L fi' gf 'NDF Judge Sidna P. Dalton, '13 Rev. Walter D. Langtry, '31 'V L ' 4 'ff'??i 712' 1' . - - - 5-fVStTf1w 'Z' WWW' f'f'7'f :Qi'f2f1ti751??f?'f5- ' h 4 fl? -5 ,MV ffizf' e . , - f vf?x?'?325i+4f'?i 'mF1V '-faf'- fee 4 M3 J: Ji-,, M.: . ,,-. . - V5 1.,-,.y - F . .N y. J.. ---.' 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'!' .ldjrgy 2 41743-1 ..,.g X ..Q. - X ' .,. 2.7 'X-5' 1 ax . . ,:5VQ, -1::.lL,'f' 3 5- ls, ,V'11..- ' 'Edgy ' 1' 1, ,. , V - - 1 ' - . .--,..' 14. . 1-7'fll- ,n me . - Kr: A ' ' :V ., A ' Vu leg ky ,H I I If 3 NL .,n Vgmj A - 1. A ,M at e ' it -1A!.S.1fE1E' 'sefwft17 .- -at -A . - - - ,LM Q . VL HV.. -,Ft pw.. K V ,L : I 4 X 15711 3 ' V 55 -1 4?I3ec:-:QL '- J' -.N A f'-M, Even though Secretary of State Dean Rusk was unable to he present to deliver the Commencement address, a large crowd was on hand to witness the 1961 exer- cises, which were held on the campus under sunny skies. Highlights of the program were the announcements of the establishment of the Cameron D. Day Chair of Biology and the elevation of Dr. John Randolph to the rank of Distinguished Service Professor of English. LOOK TO THE FUTURE -Nm-,N f iifmiymw 4 COLLEGE BOWL 1 Lwfm --N. '1' 2 3' p, ,..,, fliff' l , ,' ll ' , 15 I , , l Ill 4,. I ,,. V, ,,, 5, 'f . , y Spring semester of 1961 saw the Westminster Quiz Bowl initiated on the cam- pus by Omicron Delta Kappa. The purpose of the program was two-fold: to stimu- late college participation, and to create interest in the quiz bowl idea with the hope ' of eventually fielding a team for national competition. Television's General Elec- tric College Quiz Bowl was used for a format, and joint faculty-student coopera- tion was instrumental in providing teams and competitive questions. BRUBECK QUARTET THE DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET DAVE BRUBECK PAUL DESMOND GENE WRIGHT JOE MORELLO PIANO Ano sAx aAss onums Spring semester of 1961 also saw Dave Brubeck appear in person before a packed house at the Fulton High School Auditorium. The quartet received a warm welcome and responded with a very enjoyable concert, highlighted by a twelve minute drum solo by Joe Morello. ' . , -.V-.- . G SIGMA CHI - 1ST PLACE PHI KAPPA PSI - ZND PLACE I MOTHER'S F DAY C SING SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON - SRD PLACE A lf 5-W---PM S I ' VARSITY BASEBALL After being in the driver's seat for the first half of the baseball season, the .lays stumbled and fell at the hands of Culver-Stockton and failed to retain their conference title. Going into- a four-game series with Culver, the ,lays had compiled a 7 - 1 conference -record, their only loss coming at the hands of William Qlewell, by the score of 1-0. After winning the second game of that series and a double victory over Cen- tral, the Jays had only to split with Culver fwho had a 6 - 2 recordj to re- tain their championship. Dave Smith, ss .7 i- Vg -.., cg.-5. tty On Thursday, May 16, Culver jour- neyed to .Fulton to encounter the Jays. Superb pitching and excellent fielding spelled doom for the Jays, as Culver swept the doubleheader 4- 2 and 2 -0. With their backs to the wall, West- minster travelled to Culver,- needing to take both games of adoubleheader to win the conference. In the first game, which was marred by Jay errors, Cul- ver executed a perfect squeeze play in the top half of the seventh inning to bring the winning tally across the plate. The ,lays rebounded to take the anti- climactic second game 10-8. .1-Mt 5' .. I at Q.. sf X 0. A , . v 1, -...mf ,, .. . 431 ' . :'.-ff. 5 Q-,ifjtz - T . 5 ' ' A' '12, .I ' -4. ,W Jim Clarkson, 3b . Al stream, 2b .wrt f 1. -' ,:, , fu :ef . 1 ' 4. . -. - Q fa A A f 'I ..: V - H ,ELLA 1 X I .5-if ,f- H ', ff ' -, V - .r' ff, E-fb'-'-', V ,Q .4 x , ,J ,, ' I - 'l?1i ,.: 9415?-J 1 Lei- '- V 21' ' sf J41- fr ,-lin' Q 'l7 7' x'l J '7 '7 ' f . 5 'P o -z .fef.'1f-: I 'ff A '- .4 - 'V Q- . 2 ---,. - r , af 1 , fl? i .t-'f' x-.- '. .if - 1 lj- ' -a,:- g 5-M. X, ' ' i , .RQ-?l7-' Q.. .W x 13 .ggi-ii :-.L X y it . .2511-gxzgigx 1- i s iggfzai' 3. ..... N V f . Jerry Powell, lf ,Q,..TixMh ., f - ig f B111 Bennett, lb W gist '-fs 2155531 . H... larry L'-. rp ., -gn., ', of 1 g --' fig-:fy-f, fr' iihgfl. w -79.15 , 'gtk' 5.x,., - -' --ky. 'Z-H. ., f - Reggie S011aCki, Cf George Dahnke, c Bud, Shertel, c 8 vii-U BEER?-ii-Fiivwrv . V I 1: QJf1:'5Q3:EQi-122-.Kal- 2'ii'i -'fg'j rQ-5' 36511 A-: z.f.f -ffi zif . ' B lF-' i i ' f- ,. . , , ' -- -A' -'f -- ff? 1-1245 'ef ' -1 'strap:X-liege.-9 -MZ?-S'-25' Ezkifififf' ilifiifit- if Q5-F71 3.32 VARSITY TENNIS First Row: Joe Conrad, Moine Greene, .loc Melvin. Second Row: Bob Hamm, Ed Schermcr horn, Tom Kurrus, Coach Sloss. The Blue ,lay tennis squad completed its 1961 season with a perfect 7-0 record. This marks the Sth consecutive season that the Jays have not lost a conference match and extended their string to 4-4 straight MCAU wins. Moine Greene Bob Hamm Captain Tom Kurrus J oe Melvin This year's squad boasted only two returning lettermen, Captain Tom Kurrus and Joe Melvin, and had to rely heavily on freshman members, Ed Schermerhorn, Moine Greene, Joe Conrad, and Bob Hamm. The highlights of the season included 2 wins over Missouri University and close 5 -4 decision over William Jewell. Ed Schermerhom J oe Conrad 9 R Fiji.-,y yi. VARSITY TRACK First Row: Bopp. Second Row: Waldron, Olive, May, Benner, Duncan. Third Row: Coach Kanehl, Kneedler, Phillips, Fumer, Schoen, Gish, Nowell. ,L A as X: fliiiggpxxil J . ,f vii! xx f f - I J ff L.. ,.., .lack Benner Dashes 'C k I I , 1 . 5154. -1 iii 9 N Egg ,Lk l ii, Bill May Hurdles Bill Nowell Distance, Javelin Charlie Kneedler, Coach Kanehl, Ron Schoen. This season the Westminster track team posted a record of 4-5 and a sixth place finish in the M.C.A.U. Conference Track Meet. The Blue Jays defeated Central, Culver-Stockton, Drury, and Evangel College, while losing to Missouri Valley, Rolla, William Jewell, and Harris Teachers' Col- lege. The squad was composed mainly of under- classmen, so prospects for the future look bright. Charlie Kneedler Dashes, Hurdles, Field Events The ,lays had several standout performers this season but lack of manpower limited their winning ability. Two school records were established by co-captains Ron Schoen and Charlie Kneedler. Ron bettered his 1958 mark of l0:l9:7 in the two mile by running the distance in l0:17:8. Charlie high jumped 6' 2 3f8 to break the school record of 6' l . ' s i' ' 7- 4 ,5 , . 4.9. :VV .513 AQ., fm ra ' f 'H W l N W Nz , . , Ron Schoen Distance Ward Phillips Weights Rich Hugo Pale Vault I i F I P E I 'l .fha iii. :s nd -af . VARSITY GOLF 3362851 'QF' A John DesJardins, Frank Kirk, Danny Wilkins, Bob Bloom, Dow Heimbrook. The golf team can well be proud of its per- formance this spring: a respectable 5-3 record climaxed by an excellent showing in Conference. Dan Wilkins, Dow Heimbrook and Bob Bloom composed the nucleus with freshmen Frank Kirk and John DesJardins playing closely behind. With .4-O2 strokes, Westminster dropped the first match to a well-seasoned Missouri squad. However, the same total 'easily defeated Central College, and the following week 390 strokes were I M HANDBALL needed to put down Drury. These accomplish- ments, however, offered no consolation to a sur- prising upset by William Jewell at Excelsior Springs, where rough greens and strong winds definitely favored the home squad. Dow Heim- brook led the team to wins over Rolla and Mis- souri Valley the following week. Meeting Missouri on our home course, hopes were high, but so were too many scores, and the Jays bowed in defeat. Westminster was favored to win the Confer- ence title and did so by 20 strokes. Dan Wilkins, probably the finest golfer in the area, was picked for medalist and won it with Heimbrook two strokes behind. IM J . v f. . . - 1- BETA THETA PI SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON11 VOLLEYBALL -,Mu-UF, . . , . stil I 1 1 W 1 1 315115 1 1 1 5 1 - 1311 1 . 1, 1 , ,R , 1,1 , 1 fig, 5 1 2153 1 1 1 ' 1 1,,1 ' ' i : wif ' Y-1 11 :Y I ,' i '1 -. .1 1 , ' 1 ,J , 1 1-., . e 1 FL! li 1 .-V.: 11 ii 1 1:.e1 1- 1 I 3 I 1 '1, 5 'Y1 1 11 1 1 1 14 1 1 1 ' 'ie 1 5 1 1 ,I 1 1 1 3 I 1 . 1 11 1, 11 13 1 . 1 1 l1'11 1 1111? 1 11' J 1 111 1 , 1 9 , 1151 f 111 ' 1 X11 1 liwlxi, 1 12 12 ' 111 111511 1' 1211 1 1 1 1311 ' 1 wh I1 11: .. 5 Q I 151111 - 6 Elf 1 1 911 3 W1 1 - 1121 1 5 111 1 I I 1451, 15 1 1 Z 11 ' UNI, A '11 1143? 3 Mkt? 3 111 1 -1 gg . 1 1 13' 11 . 2 5 1 31 1 E 111 : 11 , 5 WESTMINSTER CULLEGE A Liberal Arts College for Men Founded 1851 FULTON. MISSOl'RI ' Jn 1 ra 'L ' ' A V fill 'fi-fi 3- 'Tie '.'1 E ii' ...W ' ' . '.. ..xLSw f:':...- ra.. - G1-' -' , 4- ' ge.. -, fy 4 ,L,1e5'.. e .., O. J. 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V.. ,lj 1' L1 Fulton, M 1 1,1 , 4-' ,Pivt 1,1 ROCK'S SPORT SHOP Sportsman's Paradise Ken Love Owner 0. - A . ei 1 22-.f-4-1-2 HQMH4-sexy,-+.:r-ff.:-LELQL4.Jx.,-:fi 1. ef -S1315 . ?i,,5'f:AfiS1.EeE:1q q 1- -' 5' 4521: I f'-' 111122 slid 4 1 'L-Tie' 1 ff 2 ,S H f W 1 it is CAPITAL or -me mneoom or CALLAWAY ' i We're proud of Our Westminster Studentsn Services Used by Students: Personal Loans - Signature Checking Accounts - No Service Charge Travelers Checks - For Vacations 81 Travel Fraternity Safety Deposit Boxes Fraternity Checking Accounts Parents Mail Deposits To Us For Your Credit ST EWART'S BOOK STORE BOOKS - OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES - PENS NORCROSS GREETING CARDS - GIFTS - GAMES ,,,,,,,, McINTIRE'S FLOWERS Say I I Wilh Flowers m.u.1 niacin Phone MI 2-3384 WILSON WHOLESALE MEAT CO. INC. Fred Wheeler, Mgr. Phones: GI 2-9161 1207 Rogers St. Gl 2-9l62 Columbia, Mo. U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED MEATS Meat Supplies for Restaurants, Institutions, Lockers X William Woods A Libemlflwfs College for Women Fulton, lVl1ssouri 1890 i ' ni gii?Tra: .f2,a4fA5e5.,.-1ge2544:-.2 'gfvgwg 5-Vg,-,L .4,,-.f- N,,, , , , . . A --F :sr aiggfiifri-:511'ff5??543eg,,,.f4.g., t vi iii QQ I f ' . :f Q.. . -f-L--fLJ--.b:wz:z1,.1.H.1151-f.':zzsf-If.ii-Gzf'-'I-liffafvrwcfalzf 4 .EW 3- . 'fl Q n X Compliment! of APPLEBA GH STUDIO Callaway Bank Building 'I39 K ' f 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 il, 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 Poole 81 Creber Wholesale Grocery Co. 1711 Poris Rood Columbia, Mo. Phone 3-3120 Serving Mid-Missouri's Finest GROCERY STORES HOTELS RESTAURANTS INSTITUTIONS with the most complete line of canned goods and frozen foods ' in the Mid-State area. Com PLIMENTS Baumelster s Bakery Where You Get the Oven-Fresh Taste PHONE MI 2-2618 SAFIRE SHOE SHOP Invisible Re-soling is our Specialty 111 West Fifth Fulton, Mo. Fulton. 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