Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

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Curt Watkins Editor 'SSTER O in 'Q I!f14 'tix TO:-NDED 1851 S 'CULTONY5 4 fox T egg: :jf :Sm 6 THE STRENGTH OF WESTMINSTER 16 THE CLASS OF 1964 34 THE MEN OF VVESTMINSTER 54 SPORTS 70 THE TOP OF UTHE HILL 82 SPECIAL EVENTS OF 1964 102 SUNS THAT SET A The1Jay's Tale .1964 editor Curt Watkins busintss ma1iagef1Pat Patton 24 as I Wg L K E S i Si monumentum requiris, circumspig:e.', - ,. .JH-,, 1 f' 'Q . f 'sam -A . , ,,,,M SIR CHRISTOPHER wREN's 'Sox A f 4' 3, V 2 , , if QQ- ! if X Dr. Edward K. Williams The new Dean of YN'estminster XVe have no tribute for Dr. Williams as of yet. YVe as students, for the most part. do not know him, and we must believe what we have not seen. However his record is impressive: his apparent zeal, refreshingly as- suring: and his welcome, inevitable. 5 Dr. John YV. Randolph Dean-1964 There are two kinds of educators: those that teach to live and those that live to teach. Dr. Randolph is a rare man indeed. He is one of the few men in moddn education who refuses to be transformed from teacher into uprofessorf, by the mere attachment of titulary addenda to his name. Dr. Randolph is, and always will be, a teacher of the first rank. True teachers are not Mturned outf' they evolve from desires to know and relate. Heres to the evolution of the teacher that is Dr. Randolph, the man and the Inind. lun- That the small college is uniquely qualified to stress quality above quantity, to build close associations between students and teachers, and to form a sense of community in both teaching and learning. M5 Q! TRE NGTH , M. Q V.,-jjj,-2 u,5g, l f : t . i - S f .ru Wg 75,51-:iv ,x X 1 , W gg? ,AV ,I .,- . X ,- ' W'l ri 'uf' ',, 'f3 gQ: A I-, f ' 43' mi , , '- ,, .9 ' mi ' 1. v 6' -Q Q! 1 ,, g. N, .1 ' f . , Q ., 4. ' W ' k Aja? A 1 . I K VV ? QF f ! 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CHESTER ALEXANDER Research Professor of Sociology A.B., University of Brunis- wick, Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago DR. JOSE ARENCIBIA Assistant Professor of Spanish Ph.D., University of Laguna, Spain SGT. KENNETH BECKMAN Instructor in Military Science CHARLES IV. BRAUER Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., Central Missouri State Collegeg M.S., University of Missouri School of Mines Instructor in Romance Languages A.B., Mount Holyke Collegeg A.M., Middlebury College MRS. HELEN ALEXANDER Instructor of Russian Ph.B., DePaul University C. R. BARROW Associate Professor of Mathematics B.A., Westminster Collegeg M.A., University of Missouri DR. WILLIAM VV. BLEIFUSS Professor of English BS., VVinona State Teachers Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Minnesota CAPT. JAMES R. BRYANT Assistant Professor of Military Science DAVID F. DOYLE Instructor in English BA., Westminsterg M.S., versity of Wisconsin Uni ' V Sf Es. Gi ff: W W QW' xii? t 4- elip is 3 if . V, N' -i ' as A . 1 ff: -- ::. L, . ,J 2 X DR. RICHARD K. ELLIS Professor of Economics and Business Administration BA., Iowa lVesleyan Col- legeg Ph.D., State Univer- sity of Iowa HAROLD FLYNN Assistant Professor of Physical Education BS., Culver-Stockton Col- lege: M.Ed.. L'niversity of Missouri DR. GALE FULLER Chairman of the Department of Psychology and Education A.B., Hastings Collegeg M.A. Univ. of Omahag Ph.D., Univ. of VVyoming. MRS. ANNA BETH F EHRENBACH Instructor in English ROBERT J. FEHRENBACH Assistant Professor in English B.A., Westminster College M.A., Vanderbilt Uni- versity - , A W- I 613 -lf ti.. U7 B.A., H o l l i n s Collegeg A M.A.T., Vanderbilt Univ. SFC ROY WV. DUNLAP Instructor in Military Science :gsvfgss:s:mas.1::x':f,.fE: - 4 fr fr -1 H- 2'-:f:sz315L,.,L ,sl .. Q V ' 5: H.-'ff' ' . , - , 4 ' -,Lv ' ' .. 1 5.2 A , 1 - rf- i . . DR. JOHN A. GATES Professor and Chairman of the Department of Philosophy and Bible BA., P a r S 0 n s Collegeg B.D., McCormick Semi- naryg M.A., Northwestern Univ.g Ph. D., Yale Univ. REV. LAWRENCE M. GILL Chaplain of College, Associate Professor of Bible A.B., B.Sch.M., Oberlin Collegeg B.D., San Fran- cisco Theological Seminary DR. DOUGLAS R. FICKESS Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., M.A., University ol Oklahomag Ph.D., Univer- sity of Missouri 1 DONALD B. GORDON Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Vfestminster College M.A., Washington Uni- versity ROBERT G. DR. WILLIAM HAMILTON 3 Visiting Professor of History B.A., Westminister Col- , legeg M.A., University of !Missourig Ph.D., Univer- l sity of Wisconsin. DR. RUSSELL M. JONES Professor and Chairman, Department of History B.A., DePauw University, M.A., Ph.D., University of Missouri. DR. GRIFFTH A. HAMLIN Visiting Professor of Philos- Ophy A.B., Atlantic Christian College, B.D., Duke Uni- versity, M.R.E., College of the Bible, Th.D., Illif School of Theology. DR. RASOOL M. HASHIMI Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics B.A., Higher Teachers' Training College, M.A., Ph.D., University of Wis- consin. Qutrr DR. HOWARD P. DR. DAVID HORTON Professor and Chairman, De- partment of Political Science B.A., M.A., Washington University, Ph.D., Har- vard University. HINDE Professor and Chairman of the Department of Biology A.B., Park College, M.S., University of Oklahoma 5 Ph.D., Stanford. I HOERBER Professor and Chairman, De partment of Greek and Latin B.A., Concordia Semi- nary, M.A., Ph.D., Wash- ington University. DR. CHRISTIAN E. HAUER Assistant Professor of Bible A.B., Birmingham-South- ern College, B.D., Van- derbilt Divinity School g Ph.D., Vanderbilt Univer- sity. DR. ERNEST K. HILLARD Assistant Librarian and Pro- fessor of Spanish B.A., M.A., University of Chicago, Ph.D. Univer- sity of Illinois. 'Nav DR. ERNA HIRSCHVVEHR Instructor of German B.A., Barat College, Ph. D., University of Vienna, Austria. . 5 at RAYMOND E. KANEHL Associate Professor of Physical Education B.S., University of Kansas DR. CHARLES VV. KERR Assistant Professor of Political Science B.A., Southeast Missouri State: College: M.A., Ph. D., University of Missouri DR. A. THOMAS IVIATTHEXYS Associate Prof., Chairman, Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology B.A., M.A.. State College of Wlashingtonq Ph.D.. Cornell University JOHN H. KEISER Assistant Professor of History M.A., Northwestern Uni- versityg B.S., Eastern Illi- nois Univ. -Q 1 nv i , , Q. if - if rim, rsaw.'.-f .-f.-z:.fe?aera1?w.f14W f : .W . . . . m y ,,. i :if f ' Xfifgy-eittzfziw'ffvgiflwilafi 'gf . - Q. -'ffww ' We-1: mi LQ w e - we-?j,f.z11 .1 1: . . 'w A - 'Qu . . f'. g wht, -I ,, z f' I ffffsv - ff... 2211211 , ' 2' . Q X '.: . . ' CAPT. SAM LEWERS Instructor of Military Science B.A., Southwest Missouri State College THE BIOLOGY BUILDING E. F. KIMBRELL Director of Athletics B.A., Westminster College M.A., Columbia Univer- sity DR. LORNE K. MCADAM Professor of Psychology and Education B.A., B.Ed., University of British Columbia: Ed.D.. University of Y'Vyoming MRS. A. THOMAS MATTHEWS Instructor in Arabic B.A., American University M.A., Ed.D., Stanford Un iversity SERGEANT ROBERT MCFALL R.O.T.C. Office MRS. MARIE E. MONKMAN Instructor of Biology B.S., Northern Illinois Uni- versity g M.S., pending Northern Illinois Univer- sity Ana' gladbf wolde he Ierne, and gladb teche. MRS. ESTHER RANDOLPH Assistant Professor of English B.A., Central Collegeg M.A,, Vanderbilt Univer- 'ity Chaucer DR. ROBERT W. MCCREIGHT Professor and Chairman, Department of Chemistry B.S., Monmouth Collegeg M.S., Ph.D., State Uni- versity of Iowa COLONEL HARLEY N. MILLER Professor of Military Science and Tactics B.A., University of Idaho I :a f ave: I- I .if 2 in J 1-. .- . . . M , ...wg 493. 1 ,ig DR. JOHN W. RANDOLPH Acting Dean, Prof., Chairman, Dept. of English. BA., Central College: MA., Ph.D., Vanderbilt Universityg LL.D., Drury College DR. PAUL G. MORRISON Librarian B.A., Southern Methodist Universityg M.A.. Ph.D., University of Chicago 1,15 nf-If Q if-11571, ' S ': 'lll'f DR. HENRY C. NILES Associate Professor of Bible and Religion BA., Mississippi Collegeg B.D., Columbia Theologi- cal Seminaryg S.T.M., Har- vard Divinity Schoolg Ph.D., Harvard University. DR. YVILLIAM E. PARRISH Associate Professor of History BS., Kansas State Uni- versity, M.A., Ph.D., Mis- souri University. ROY A. RUFFNER Instructor in Economics and Business Administration B.A., YVestminster College: M.B.A., IVashington Uni- versity E 2 f 2 DR. F. BROOKE SLOSS Professor and chairman, De- partment of Mathematics B.A. Westminsterg M.A. Brown Universityg Ph.D., Northwestern University DR. STANTON K. TEF FT Assistant Professor of Sociology, Anthropology B.A. Michigan State Uni- versityg M.S. University of Wisconsing Ph.D. Uni- versity of Minnesota HAROLD F. SCHAEF F ER Professor of Chemistry B.Sc., Muhlenberg Collegeg M.Sc., University of New Hampshire CALVIN H. STONEY Instructor in Speech B.A. Carroll Collegeg M.A. Central Missouri S t a t e M XSGT. JOHN R. STACY fRet.j R.O.T.C. Office ERIC G. SCHOENFELD Instructor of French B.A. University of Wiscon- sin 5 M.A. University of Wisconsin JOHN A. SWANSON Instructor in English B.A. Northwestern Univer- sityg M.A. New York Uni- versity SGT. RALPH TREMBLY R.O.T.C. Office 14 ESTEBAN VARGAS Professor of Romance Language B.A. Bethany College M.A. Columbia Univer- sity JACK K. WARD DR. K. S. WEI Assistant Professor in Mathematics B.A., M.A. San Jose State College Candidate for M.B.S. University of Colo- rado DR. LEON C. WILKERSON Professor of English B.A. Wofford Collegeg M.A. Peabody College g Ph.D. Vanderbilt T Tniv BEN T. WINN Assistant Professor of Biology B.A. Univ. of Californiag M.S. Univ. of U t a hg Graduate Study, Union Theological Seminary. J Professor of Eastern Civilizations B.A. St. John's Universityg Ph.D. John Hopkins Uni- versity EDRIC A. WELD, JR. MAJOR WILLIAM P. Assistant Professor of XVHITE Economics Associate Professor of Military B.A. Harvard University Q Science M.A. Yale University ROBERT E. WILLIAMS Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.S., M.A. University of Missouri ROGER WINTERS Professor and Chairman, Department of Physics B.A. University of Kansas 5 M.A. University of Mis- souri B.S. United States Military Academy Minds freed from the chains of ignorance and prejudice, the men herein are prepared to contribute to the society and culture as educated citizenry. ws A- 1-1 1 4 f i fuk g gm ' ' ,M .7 A 1'gfz'f-??T'Qf'ilQ?1gLpSV.'if3:! T r '-lsiigfiifiiiefii ' ?7fQi'f?5Lli5 . J -fflzffl-V WIWJ 1' figwinzgx .2 V . !'7,fQw11'f' ' ' L:s1if'1LW' J 2:4 - gisggiilf? v1 em-we if 1 . - ' ,. . K ,wav 5 XV, THE C LAS S 0 F --www f - Q 5 1964 J. COOPER AGENT Sallisaw, Oklahoma Kappa Alpha Economics Fraternity Treasurer 2g Rush Chairman 2,35 Secretary 4g U.C.C.F. 1,25 Young Re- publicans 1 g Advanced ROTC 3 Scabbard and Blade 3,4g Company Com- mander 4. TERRY C. ALLEN Poplar Bluff Sigma Chi Political Science Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4: Freshman Senate lg Stu- dent Council 25 Fraternity President 4g Intramurals 2, 3,45 Columns StafT5 Student Counselorg Young Repub- licansg Political Science As- sociateg Washington Semes- terg Intra-Fraternity Council 4. VINCE ALLEN Long Grove, Illinois Phi Kappa Psi GEORGE B, BARBOUR Kirkwood Kappa Alpha English Pi Delta Epsilon' 3,4g Col- umns Staff 1,2,3g Intramu- rals l,2,3,45 Fraternity Offi- cer 4. JAY D. BAILEY Evanston, Illinois Sigma Alpha Epsilon English Glee Club lg Flying Club 2, 3g Drill Team 11 Fraternity Historian 33 U.C.C.F. 1,2 STEPHEN C. BARETTA Kansas City Heffiw slei lscy -at cti. M51 iyrt ieist ytisoi I 9 planning they RC- Uvaf- . I ifjflf iti,' J W. JOHN BENNER Sedalia Phi Delta Theta Economics Varsity Track 1,2,3,4g Al- pha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4: Honor Roll 3g Distinguished Military Studentg WN Club l,2,3,4g Young Republicans l,2,3,4g Advanced ROTC: Scabbard and Blade 3,45 In- tramurals l,2,3,43 Band l,2. HENRY BIENIECKI Granite City, Illinois Independent Student Asso- ciation THOMAS M. BOTTS Columbia Beta Theta Pi Philosophy Transfer Missouri Univer- sityg ROTC Brigade Com- mander 4g Scabbard and Blade 45 Distinguished Mil- itary Student 4. JACK CAREY Belleville, Ill'inois Phi Delta Theta English Fraternity Vice-President 4g Fraternity Rush Chairman 3g Varsity Swimming 2,3,4g Vice President Alpha Phi Omega 45 Blue lay Stalf 4g Young Republicans 2,3,4g Columns Staff 3,4. W Club 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2. 3,4. ROBERT A. BRIGGS Dallas, Texas Kappa Alpha Economics Fraternity Vice-President 45 Fraternity Pledge Trainer 45 Fraternity Sergeant at Arms 35 Student Council 3g Young Republicans 2,35 U.C.C.F. 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. W. SCOTT CARTER Kansas City Sigma Chi ROBERT M. CHAMBERLAIN Ponca City, Oklahoma Phi Gamma Delta Sociology Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3,45 Young Republicans 1,2,3,45 Sociology Club 2,3,45 Scab- bard and Blade 45 French Club 1,25 Fraternity Ath- letic Chairman 45 U.C,C.F. 1,25 Band 1,25 Advanced ROTC5 History Club 1,25 Departmental Assistant 4. DONALD 0. CRAMER, JR. Denver Colorado Phi Delta Theta JAMES CONRAD Chickasha, Oklahoma Phi Delta Theta English Varsity Tennis l,2,3,s Young Republicans lg A pha Phi Omega 1,25 Fr ternity Warden 35 W Ch l.2,3,4g Intramurals l,2. DAVID COTTRELL Omaha, Nebraska Phi Gamma Delta English Who's Who in America Colleges and Universities Honor Commission 3,1 Grand Marshal Skulls 1 Seven 45 Student Counc Secretary 35 Department Assistant 3545 Residence Ha Counselor 253. JAMES R. COZAD . . . That a Christian liberal education provides its graduates with the Kansas City Sigma Chi character, the perspective, and the appreciaiions which t0m0rrow's leadership demands . . .U EDWARD G. CURTIS Webster Groves Phi Delta Theta LARRY R. DALTON St. Louis Sigma Chi Economics United Nations Semester 35 Scabbard and Blade 35 President Zeta Tau Delta 4: Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Political Sc'ience Associate 4. 20 Math Club, Political Sci- L Xx J ,, A, K. .K rg Y sl l'0llNIlFIl I85l 4 ' 1 Wl5SI'MIN3ll'R, I Umor , I , ...fx l i sf I 1 V ...d ROBERT A. EVANS Kansas City Sigma Chi Psychology Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Varsity Baseball lg Fraternity His- toriang Advanced ROTCg Brigade Adjutant, Scabbard and Blade 3,45 History Club 1,23 Young Republicans 1, 2,3,4g French Club 2,3g Psy- chology Club 1,2,3,4g Radio Club 3. JAMES R. DAVIS Tulsa, Oklahoma Phi Delta Theta Mathematics Fraternity Chaplain g Fra- Tulsa, Oklahoma ternity Warden, Fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon Scholarship Chairman 5 In Biology tramuralsg Chemistry Club ence Club, Young republi cans 5 Departmental Assist ant. Flying Club 1,23 Intramu rals 1,3,4-5 Fraternity Alum - ni Secretary 4. GEORGE R. DEN NISTON Riverside, Illinois Sigma Chi 21 JOHN DesJARDINS Overland Park, Kansas Phi Delta Theta Languages Golf Team 1,2,3, Young Republicans 1, Alpha Phi Omega 15 Columns Staff 1. MICHAEL L. DOUSMAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin Phi Delta Theta JAIVIES YV. FURNER Atlanta, Georgia Beta Theta Pi Political Science Who's Wlho in American Colleges and Universities: Fraternity President, Honor Roll 1.2,4, Phi Alpha Theta 3.4, Secretary 4: Zeta Tau Delta: Omricon Delta Kap- pa, Political Science Associ- ate, English Assistant, Var- sity Track 1: Intramurals 1, 2,3,4: Student Council 2,33 Inter-fraternity Council 3,4-, Vice-President Junior Class: Glee Club 3.4: Washington Semester 3: Fraternity Trea- surer 3, Fraternity Secretary 2, Political Science Club. CARL FELLING Weston Kappa Alpha Economics Fraternity President 3,43 Inter-fraternity Council 3,45 Young Democrats 4. MILTON LILES GISH Dallas, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4, Presi- dent 4, Scabbard and Blade 3,4-, President 4, Young Re- publicans 1.2,3,4, Vice-Pres- ident 3,45 Student Publica- tions Board 3,4, Political Science Club 1,2,3, Secre- tary-Treasurer Junior Class, Vice-President Senior Class, Men of Song 1,2,3,4, Oc- tette 1,2,3.4, History Club 1,2,3,4, Blue jay Staff 2,3, 4, Advanced ROTC, Drill Team 1,2, Brigade Sergeant Major 2: Battalion Execu- tive Oiicer, Professor of Military Science and Tactics Medal 2, Sons of the Arner- ican Revolution Medal 3, Counter-lnsurgency Ranger Unit 3,4, Columns Stall' 1,4, Intramurals 1.2,3,4, Varsity Track 1,2,4, French Club 2, 3, U.C.C.F. L. H. LeMOINE GREENE Hannibal Phi Gamma Delta Biology THOMAS H. GILBERT Tulsa, Oklahoma Phi Kappa Psi Pre-Dentristry Varsity Swimming 1,2.3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Dis tinguished Military Stu dent, Scabbard and Bladm 4: Skulls of Seven, Studen Counci l I Inter-fraternit' Council 3,4 , Fraternity Rush Chairman, Fraternitj Pledge Trainer, Fraternity Sergeant at Arms, Frater nity President, Department al Assistant. CLIFFORD E. HAMILTON JR. Auxvasse Delta Tau Delta Political Science Washington Semester, Young Democrats 1,2,3,4, Presiden 3, Political Science Club 1 2,3, Political Science Asso ciate 3,4, Pi Kappa Delta 1 2,3,4, Debate 1, Intramural 1,2,3,4. EEVES LIBRARY BY IGHT-where students udy, research . . . and latch wits with the four- Jot spray of the magic wa- ar fountain. sl FUUH-Q lOBERT L. HAMM fIt, Pulaski. Illinois Feta Theta Pi Fiology lVho's Who in American lolleges and Universities: Dmicron Delta Kappa 3,41 'hi Rho Epsilon 33: Zeta Tau Delta 4: Honor Roll 1, ,3,+l: Varsity Tennis 1.2.3. g Student Council 3: Hon- r Commission 3,-1: Vice- lhairman 4: Fraternity His- orian 2: Fraternity Corre- ponding Secretary 3: De- iartmental Assistant 3: In- ramurals 1,'2,3,4: Young lepuhlicans 1. 122' STEVEN B. HAMPTON Fulton Sigma Alpha Epsilon Philosophy Chi Alpha 3.4. President. 4: U.C.C.F. l,2.3.4: 'WV' Club 1,2,3,4: Varsity Track 1.3: Intramurals l,2,3: Frater- nity Chapalin 3. JOHN HOFFMANN Hannibal Independent Student At- sociation Economies Sociology Club 2: U.C.C.F. 1,25 Vice-President 2: Stu- dent Council 2: History Club 25 French Club 35 Young Republicans 1: Dor- mitory Counselor al: Intra- murals l,2,3,4-: Advanced ROTC. DAVID K. HARDY Kansas City Phi Delta Theta English Fraternity Vice-President 3: Fraternity President -1: Stu- dent Council 3g lntcr-fra- ternity Council -1: Honor Roll 3: Hereditary Marshals 1.2.3.-1: Scalxhard and Blade 3.4: English Honors 3.-1: Po- litical Science Club 1,2: Young Democrats 1.2: His- tory Cluh 1.2: Phi Alpha Theta 4: Student Liberal Arts Committee 4. 23 uu: -IIM HAVILAND Elyria, Ohio Phi Gammrz Delta History Fraternity Treasurer: His- tory Club, Vice-President. President: Phi Alpha The- ta: Student Publications Board: .Alternate team Col- lege Quiz Bowl: Dorm Counselor: Honor Roll. CHAIQLES E. HIMES Kirkwood Phi Delta Theta J. BRAD HOWARD Indianapolis, Indiana Beta Theta Pi JAMES HUGUENIN Dallas, Texas Phi Kappa Psi BRIAN D. JOHNSON Wayne, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Economics Honor Roll 45 Fraternity Oiticer 3,43 Young Repub- licans 1,2,3,4g Chemistry Club lg History Club 35 In- tramurals l,2,3,4. CLARK HOW E Ponca City, Oklahoma Phi Gamma Delta Mathematics Honor Rollg Student Coun- cil 35 Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2,3,4, Math Club 3,4, Vice- President 3, President 45 De- partmental Assistant 2,3,4g Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class. DAVID HUNTER Bartlesville, Oklahoma Phi Gamma Delta Biology Zeta Tau Delta, Honor Roll l,3,4, Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universi- tiesg Honor Commission 3,4, Chairman 4g Fraternity His- torian 2,3g Liberal Arts Com- mittee 4g Intramurals l,2,3. 4, Phi Rho Epsilon 3,4-, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Frater- nity Scholarship Chairman 2g Fraternity Social Chair- man 3. ' t Q3isjJj'ij?tQf :f 'ff25sf4zl.z ' ' it ,. . ,.V-ierwfz I V V ww A - ?:sww .Java af-me WV .s its.. vi. I 4 V iw? it ililjfiii 1 3 garage qgfeagifgfgsfgffiifewr-QVV:1-afifmysftftztsfse:--i.V ti fe 5 7 wtf' fV49A2wf?ffYf5.it5ffV4r . 1.twfw,i': arty. . . 1P.,-f:.f:'fs.fiefw1fV.'iV ' . gi '1-f.,-Vswfifsgisri- ' --if iiiivliqkesiiffsfrift'-fi'V.702SA?2.132fifg5?hi1e1f3pV5f'5:1 ff ff .. V. 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JONES DeSoto Delta Tau Delta Economics Fraternity President 45 In- tramurals l,2,3,4g Varsity Track 2,3,45 HW Club 2,3, 4g Interfraternity Council 4g Columnx Staff 4g Blue jay Staff 4g Young Republicans 3g Fraternity Rush Chair- man 3g Student Liberal Arts Committee, Concert and Lectures Committee. 5225. .Va 3- fV VM i.... .... . ff'f i im: 'f-we sf el-1a?f52gf4sVgs1 3-V fit-JwiiV1'f?fe 24 , ,,.W,,Z . -5 QQ, me it K at A a PM P F is S1-We JONATHAN W. KECK Willow Grove, Pennsylvania Phi Kappa Psi Biology Fraternity Scholarship Chair- mang Fraternity Pledge Ad- visorg Intramurals 2,3,4: De- partmental Assistant 3. HOWARD M. KERSTINE Florissant Sigma Chi Psychology and English Head Dorm Counselor 3,45 Advanced ROTCg Varsity Swimming 2,33 Intramurals 15 History Club 15 Sociology Club 15 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4g Young Republicans 1,25 Distinguished Military Studentg W Club 2,3,4g Deputy Brigade Command- erg Scabbard and Blade 4g Commander of Counter-In- surgency Unit. ANDREW KENYON JR. Kirkwood Delta Tau Delta Business Administration Young Republicans 1,23 Math Club 35 Sociology Club lg Scabbard and Blade 4g Fraternity Social Chair- man 2g Advanced ROTCg Deferred Rush Committee: Calender Committee. DAVID KING Shawnee Mission, Kansas Phi Kappa Psi Biology Fraternity Vice-President 3g Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Departmental Assistant 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Westminster Schol- arship 2,3,4-. 'if , W e- at ,ffsrslssffzris1-22252125fS 1: , ' Q- 'I fr- -- efigig 9 1 V 3' . -1' A 2 ,N frfffl ' 81 7121- -f 4 M Y-R' 1 l1'1i?f sk ii sf : ,Mi 3538 A .JAMQXI Q ,f 1, 'f,O, ,j Q..-15.0 :ESQ Q , -'T : ,1r.xi5r, i.2i:fxFifv'-fir? - ' -' J, - , . 'Q :J Qg- f--'Inv A ' f- f , , 45 ,, ,,,,,,,,,, MMM. . .f .,,c,. , ,.. ,M . ,Nei V, A . L f 1 Zh -1 z :W 255 , :: ::.'95su::fIP7'HJI :ii '51-'.I5 41i :' 3. ' ' ,,'If1f5,, Y ,T g s -::: ' 1 , WS.. L , it Q27 Qff , Q i ag -H E D P 'P -3 ' ,' , ff:-'lZf': EfH:...T?: .:f..':'.. 3'..'..i',, uf . , ' 5 ' ...Ji-. , . . 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N fiegee ff sfsfeeesqiggfg if '5 fl la e fx? if .asf Q Q i X fade vef:ff.,.f ,, it ff,.t:a,eE,. :- 2 Q13?i2zf'f?-2' '?5Uiei'ffL?fier35g :fmt ' ,..i': 'fxexvfixin psi'Sf'jf?rzsg3H'svfJrsgfef!P1e7 ' its ,JM S ,WS ,. Y eakgikgrtgtz greg ' ,,' 7gsitzivsfreEefiegaeqi Qfzwaiesteag -Pfiifwis r?..553:5g::EQ:,.e efjyfsiii v Yuri,-Nz. - 2 1 . 1 z3iSv:55if5j'xi.-7,1 .f.'.eSeg5gy he-We Vtt. J, it f.,5lt,f figs sig et Krfwxiww refines swag J,sfgMLY5!,i,ae 53334 J spa? wa ,J s 1 , , .3 ,agiaggw ,ww i Wt, .. eeigptiw e--,.iE2Lfmf1e,1:2C?r?l?at W -if-vm' ?:wa5'zs2::f. A wwf f if -vi A- pXf.5hj'1 25,7 ,hifi ? .' RICHARD B. LANGE Cedar Rapids, Iowa Phi Delta Theta Economics Young Republicans l,2,3,4-g Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. JAMES LANSING Webster Groves Sigma Chi CARL R. LUEM University City Sigma Chi Biology Alpha Phi Omegag Phi Rho Epsilong Honor Roll l,2,4-g Freshman Dorm Gounselorg Fraternity Pledge Trainerg Intramurals l,2,3,4g Depart- mental Assistant 3,-l. IVILLIAM St. Louis WILLIAM A. LENGYEL Gilford Park, New Jersey Phi Kappa Psi Political Science U.C.C.F. Ig Fraternity Mes- senger lg Fraternity Chaplain 35 Fraternity Vice-President 3g Intramurals 1,2,3g Phi A1- pha Theta 35 Political Sci- ence Associate. Phi Kappa Pri JAMES LUNDQUIST GEORGE MANGEL Excelsior, Minnesota Kenilworth, Illinois Delta Tau Delta Sigma Alpha Epsilon opeka, Kansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science W'ho's Who in American Colleges and Universitiesg Political Science Associateg Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 45 Frater- nity Treasurer 3,4g Political Science Club' l,2,3, Vice- President, 33 Business Man- ager Blue jay 35 Blue jay Staff 1,2,3,4g U.C.C,F. 1,2: History Club 1,2,3,4-g Ad- vanced ROTC5 Batallion Staff 4g Scabbard and Blade 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4g Col- umns Staff 1. 26 Biology President Flying CHARLES W. LENZ Belleville, Illinois Phi Delta Theta Advanced ROTGQ Wres tling 1. .K sv WILLIAM MAY St. Louis Biology JOHN F. MILLER Kansas City Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Fraternity President 43 Fra- ternity Rush Chairman 35 Interfraternity Council 45 Columns Staff 1,2,3,45 Busi- ness Manager 4, Circulation Manager 3, Photographer 2g Cross Country Track 25 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Political Science Club 2,3g Young Republicans 3,45 Sociology Club 35 ROTC Band l,2. the jay's tale 64 JESS L. MUELLER St. Louis Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Young Republicans 4 g Po- litical Science Club 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Ad- vanced ROTC. JAMES MITCHELL Kansas City, Kansas Phi Delta Theta Political Science Club lg History Club 25 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2g Radio Club 2, 3. 27 ROBERT W. MONTGOMEIQY Webster Groves Delta Tau Delta Business Administration Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Frater- nity Assistant Treasurer 23 Fraternity Pledge Trainer 3g ROTC Band l,2g History Club 45 Chemistry Club 1. CHRIS NATTTNGER Clinton Phi Delta Theta Business Administration Scabbard and Blade 3.4. Vice-President 4: Alpha Phi Omega: Young Repub- licans: Advanced ROTC: Batallion Commander Al. J. SCOTT of-vrias Kansas City Phi Gamma Delia Pre-bled History Club: Political Sci- ence Club: Sociology Club: Alpha Phi Omega. XM.. RICHARD A. OVERTON Bartlesville. Oklahoma Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Treasurer: Fra- ternity Social Chairman: ln- tramurals 12.3.41 .Xdvanced ROTC, 28 THE GREAT HISTORI ANSfMr. John Keiser an Great Historiansn Hay land, Pulsifer, and Curti hold a seminar in the Joi dan Room. -Hifi 'QM JAMES K. MURPHEY St. Louis Sigma Chi Political Science Swimming Team 2.3513 Fra- ternity Vice-Prcsident: Fra- ternity Rush Chairman: History Club 1,21 Political Science Club 2, TOM MURPHY Ponca City, Oklahoma Phi Gamma Delta Pre-Med Phi Rho Epsilon: Blue jay Staff: Honor Roll: Frater- nity Corresponding Secre- tary: Fraternity Scholarship: History Clubg Young Re- publicans: Alpha Phi Ome- ga: Matheinaties Club: In- tramurals: lnterfraternity Council: Departmental As- sistant. ROBERT I. RIZER Mound. Minnesota Phi Kappa Pri II-IARLES E. PARKER :rguson gma Chi ology lpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,45 terfraternity C o u n c i l, :cretary 3, President 45 De- .rtmental Assistant 2,3545 aternity Rush Chairman Fraternity House Manager Liberal Arts Committee 3. OBERT RADNICH Iays, Kansas Tgma Chi iology lpha Phi Omega 253,45 :cretary 3, Vice President 5 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Depart- ental Assistant 2,3545 In- amurals 2,3545 ROTC md 25 Fraternity Record- g Secretary 35 Fraternity ice-President 45 Fraternity :holarship Chairman 35 'aternity Song Leader 354. LANCE W. RANDOLPH Fulton Beta Theta Pi ROGER T. RAY Fulton Independent Studentx Association Mathematics Young Republicans 1,35 Math Club l,2,3,45 Chemis- try Club 1,25 Vice-President Independent Student Asso- ciation 25 Departmental As- sistant 4. ANDREYV D. ROBERTSON Tulsa, Oklahoma Phi Gamma Delta Economics Blade 3,4. Secretary-Treasurer Fresh- man Classg Young Repub- licans 1,25 Treasurer 25 Po- litical Science Club l, 1 Vice-President 25 History Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 3,42 Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Frater- nity Corresponding Secre- tary 35 Fraternity President 45 President Senior Class: President Junior Classg Col- umm Staff 35 Intcrfraterni- ty Council 45 Scabbard and J. MICHAEL PULSIFER Bartlesville, Oklahoma Sigma Chi History and Philosophy Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities5 Fraternity President 45 Fra- ternity Pledge Trainer 35 Skulls of Seveng Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4g Westminster Dames Scholarshipg Crown Zellenback Scholarship 25 Student Council 45 Inter- fraternity Council 45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 Vice-President Student Body 45 Honor Com- mission 3,45 Chairman Relig- ion-in-Life-Week Committee 3. WILLIAM ROBERTSON Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Delta Tau Delta ROBERT A. REDWINE Cape Girardeau Phi Delta Theta English Lamkin Latin Award: ROTC Bandg ODK College Bowl5 Young Democrats: Young Republicans: Fra- ternity Chorister: Fraternity Chaplin. ORVILLE ROBINSON Kansas City Sigma Chi LAROY R. ROPER Cape Girardeau Phi Delta Theta Economics and Business Administration Young Democratsg Alpha Phi Omegag Columns StaiTg Secretary-Treasurer Sopho- more Classg Departmental Assistantg Student Councilg Political Science Club g Freshmen Dorm Counselorg Fraternity House Chairmang Fraternity Secretaryg Frater- nity Pledge Trainer. CHARLES S. ROSE Belleville, Illinois Sigma Chi Biology Departmental Assistant g Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Phi Alpha Theta 43 Intramurals 25 Chemistry Club 1. ROY M. SANDER Webster Groves Delta Tau Delta Economics Intramurals 1,2,3,4g History Club lg Varsity Basketball l,2,3,4g W Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Frater- nity Athletic Chairman. WILLIAM L. ST. GEMME Herculaneum Independent Student Asso- ciation Biology Transfer from Washington Universityg Sociology Club 25 French Club 35 Intramu- rals 3. WILLIAM SHANKS Tulsa, Oklahoma Phi Delta Theta Chemistry GREG SHEEHAN JR. Louisville, Kentucky Phi Kappa Psi Business Administration Transfer from Vanderbiltg Fraternity Recording Secre- tary 35 Fraternity Corre- sponding Secretary 33 Intra- murals 3,4-. JACK B. SHOOK JR. Dallas, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Varsity Golf 3 g Intramurals 2,3,4g WH Club 3,4. Aa WHITSON SMITH Kirkwood Delta Tau Delta Economics Fraternity Vice-President 2, 3g Fraternity House Manager 2g Fraternity Alumni Chair- man Qg Fraternity Adminis- tration Committee 2,35 Fra- ternity Disciplinary Com- mittee 2,3,4g Interfraternity Council 2g Student Council Alternate 25 Advanced ROTC 3,4-g Company Com- mander 4g Skulls of Seven. AUSTIN W. SUITS Kirkwood Delta Tau Delta Psychology Intramurals l,2,3,4: Frater- nity Activities Chairmang Authors Annonymousg Re- search Assistant Fulton State Hospital. CRAIG LOUIS STEPI-IAN Vandalia Sigma Alpha Epsilon English Fraternity Vice-President: U.C.C.F., Presidentg Inter- fraternity Council, Treas- urerg Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Rifle Team 1,2,3,4g History Clubg Soci- ology Clubg Association of U.S. Army Medalg Ameri- can Legion Medalg Cluster for Outstanding Marksman- shipg Alpha Phi Omega, CHARLES SUITS Normandy Delta Tau Delta JAMES TERRELL JOHN THOMSON Holden Kansas City Delta Tau Delta Kappa Alpha HUGH P. WILLIAMSON JR. Fulton Beta Theta Pi Sociology Winner Dobyn's Oratorical Contest 23 Pi Kappa Delta, Varsity Debateg Sociology Club, Advanced ROTC. RICHARD TOMLINSON Frederick, Oklahoma Beta Theta Pi CURT WATKINS Springfield Phi Delta Theta Economics Bluejay, Editorg ODK, 43 Fraternity, President 4, Treasurer 35 IFC 3,4-5 Al- pha Phi Omega President 3, Treasurer 2, Columns 3,43 Scabbard and Blade 3,4' Young Republicans 1. EDWARD B. WENTZ Edwardsville, Illinois Beta Theta Pi 3 2 1 DANIEL F. TRAVIS Alton, Illinois Independent Student Arso- ciation Economics, English, Speech Men of Song l,2g Young Republicans 1,23 Intramu- rals 1,2,3,45 Vice-President ISA 4-5 Radio Club 4, U.C.C.F. l,25 Art Club lg Political Science Club lg History Club 2. l +w??-i WILLIAM L. WIMMER Belleville, Illinois Sigma Chi RQNALD YVINNEY Mehlville Phi Kappa Pyi Economics Fraternity Treasurer 31 Fra- ternity Chaplain I : Intra- murals 13,4-1 ROTC Band 1 1 Young Republicans 1. WVILLIANI H. YANTIS River Forest. lllinois Phi Delta Theta English Whois YVho in American Colleges and L'niversitir-sg Oinicron Delta Kappag Ad- vanced ROTC, Brigade Commander: Phi Alpha Theta. President 1 Dorm Counselor: Skulls of Seven: Columns Staff. Editor -li Scahbard and Blade: Dis- tinguished Military Student: Political Science Associate: Intramurals 1.2 .41 Frater- nity Secretary: Fraternity Pledge Trainer. The men of XYestminster are men of high character marked by their enthusiastic approach to all aspects of the college experience. THE ME GF Nu. f f 4 'f 12 Vxtxlulw Im , 56 M ff zf 7 . if MX 'S ,nv- J1 u,l T NQPQQZ , 'H ilk .- ma farmer: . , is a t -.1 7 7 ff' T J ' 3 M E B- Mrs. Myers Don Anderson '65 Wes Bayles 766 Lou Beasley l65 John Bell ,66 Russell Bennett 367 Brooks Bosse '67 Mike Bowker '65 Peter Brown '66 Eric Brumm 367 Kirk Carpenter '65 Howdy Cherry '65 Bob Choplin '66 Bruce Christensen '67 BETA OFFICERSitending to the pressure of bu5ines.v??? Left to right: Rich Sanders, Wes Bayles, David Biclnnis, Tom George. Mrs. Myers, and Steve Roy. The Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Theta Pi is the oldest chapter of any fraternity west of the Mississippi River. The Class of 1968 will be Alpha Delta's century class. Under the leadership of Dave Mclnnis and a Hne set of ofhcers, the chapter's pioneer spirit has kept up well with the BET-4 demands of modern college life. The chapter scholastic av- erage has reached an all time high and the Beta teams are tough contenders in every athletic event. VVith a newly furnished house, a fine pledge class, and indomitable Beta spirit, Alpha Delta approaches its second century with the same high hopes our founders had nearly a century ago. 36 ware? Bob Coffey '66 Bill Craig '66 Fred Ellis '67 Charles Erickson '67 Jim Finot '67 Bart Ford '65 Pete Fowler '67 Fred Freeman '65 Jim Furner '64 Tom George '65 John Coggin '66 John Grove '65 Don Hale '67 Bob Hamm '64 Gary Hartman '65 David Henry '65 Russ Hill '66 Bill Holt '66 Ray Jones '66 Jim King '66 Lou Klusak '65 Roy Kunz '67 Earl Lindburg '67 Ross Livermore '67 John Matherly '67 Dennis McDaniel '66 Bill Mclnnis '65 Dalton Mclnnis '67 Jim Middleton '67 Tom Miskovsky '66 Wade Nash '65 Robert Platt '67 Bob Prire '65 Lance Randolph '65 Bob Reece '66 ,.Ii is mo,h,, F V h st ' ll C , 4 , .i- .. 4 - .,.., iW,-se1W-:fF'f-- Mirittf -1 an ' 2?'fS9,i' 'iii fi ' , , . ,1 Bill Scruggs '67 Dan Sheehy '65 Dixon Sloan '67 Harry Smith '67 Dan Stanley '67 Bill Summers '66 Richard Tomlinson '64 Eric Tremayne '67 Virgil Trotter '66 Vic Waters '65 Ed Wentz '64 Hugh P. Wlilliamson '64 Nick Wloodard '66 John Burwell '66 Wlalt Zimmerman '66 Kent Zook '66 Grendel DELT'S ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE-Row one: Clarke Kendall, Carlton King, Dick Jones. Razr' two: Steve Plymate, Pres- ident Carl Cill, lylrs. Ribbentrop. Donald Lees, Steve Vogeding. The accumulation of knowledge has always been prominent at the Shelter as shown hy Delta Omicron's top ranking in scholarship this year. Also, an award for the most improved chapter scholastieally in the Wlestern Division ol Delta Tau Delta was presented to the Westminster Chapter. Row three: Craig Jones, Bruce Jones, Dan Cast, Larry Hackman Roger Hill, Charles Hall, Dave Edwards. Activities proved to be rewarding changes from the grind of academic' study. A Heart Fund Roadhloek and a Christ- mas Party for the underprivileged were just two of thest many successful undertakings. DELTA TA DELTA Athletic accomplishments of the Delts included a first place Social Highlights included the Victory Party, Hawaiian Hnish in the Dad's Day Track Meet. Delta Omieron also took Party, Casino Party, the pig roast and the formals. a second in softball, and had the honor Of three of her play- Naturally the seniors of the shelter will be missed. but with ers being placed on the All-Star team. Likewise varsity ath- an outstanding pledge class to fill their shoes. the Delts will letes from thc Delt House were welcome assets sity squads. Mrs. L. Ribbentrop Paul Barbro '67 Daniel Cast '65 james Campbell '65 Rich Coleman '67 Gerald Couch '65 Milftmrd Cunningham '67 Bob Davenport '65 lwlalcolm Dalrymple Merle Decker '67 Jim Dye '67 David Edwards '65 Joe English '66 Cary Forrest '65 '65 A to the var- Continue to maintain her high standards of excellence. V. ,sy Wrvl 38 Carl Gill 65 Bruce Grote 65 Larry Hackman '65 Jim Hill 66 Charles Hall 66 Jim Hallar 67 Clifford Hamllton Roger Hill 66 ohn Hodnett '67 Terry Howell '65 Bill Jenks '67 Craig Jones '66 '64 Richard Jones '65 Bruce Jones '64 Clark Kendall '66 Rene Kendzior '67 Curtis Kent '65 Andy Kenyon '64 Carlton King '66 Kent Kissinger '67 Donald Lees '65 Perrin McEwen '66 Bill McSweeney '65 Jim Morton '67 Bob Montgomery '64 Roger Nail '66 Roy Sander '65 '67 Doug Scott james Shaw '67 Whit Smith '64 Chuck Suits '64 Gary Taylor '66 Jim Terrell '64 Sandy Triefenbach Carl Turnquist '66 David Urban '66 Steve Vincent '67 Steve Vogeding '65 Ollie Williams '66 Rod Young '67 '67 ,4-Q nossm A amass CARL J FELLQNG coopsn JAGENT VCE PRE DFN siewi AH JOHN V BOSCH JR D FICKLE s N l il fwfrs. Blueller Cooper Agent '64 Gary .Xnderson '65 George Barhour'6H1- John Bosfh '65 Boh Briggs '64 Fred Cameron '67 Wayne Carlson '67 Rohert Cates '67 John Curtis '67 Banks David '63 Danny Davis '66 Jinx Davis '67 Bill liarnst '67 Aly Alpha Eta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order was founded on the YVestininster Cani- pus in 1890 from a social Club-'Chi Beta Delta. The KA's are proud ol' the record they have inade over the last few years, The annual Old South Ball is the highlight of the KA soeial season. The inen of the Chapter as well as the townspeople ol' Fulton look forward to it eaeh year. The day is eliniaxed hy the crowning ol' the Kappa Alpha Rose. KAPPA ALPHA KA,s have performed well in varsity sports and for this reason the Chapter strongly 'supports YX'est1uinster's teams. XYe have also made a very impressive showing' in in- traniurals this past year. The Kappa Alpha House. having enjoyed an outstanding year. is looking forward to even more enjoyable and rewarding years in the future. avi'llg! saw , rw 'wal x t ' ' if l 142.-E Q .A 4-0 Q I W !!. t' FSH ve QMW 1 v'.YTi':3'lk ' g In ze ' fi ,.n-1 li Mike Etnire '67 Mike Feaster '66 Carl Felling '64 Bill Fickle '65 Mike Grant '65' john Hardaway '67 Vaughan Hart '67 Steve Hill '65 Ken Hollweg '66 John Hulsberg '67 Richard Jones '67 Peter Keys '65 Gary Lawrence '65 Leland Hill '66 Michael Longshore '67 Ross Martin '67 Jack McCaskill '67 Norm Nierrill '67 Andy Michel '66 Jim Medlin '66 David Miller '67 David Ringle '67 Marshall Rimann '67 John Thompson '65 Burt Wagener '65 Jefl' Waite '67 Alan Fasoldt '66 jim Mayes '65 Winston L. Riley 4-rw PHI DELT OFFICERSQIFP63-64-Bob Hudson, John Des Jardins, Dick Gulick, Phil Blackburn, Ray Brummett, Jack Carey-View President, Mrs. Leascher, Ed Baldwin, Dave Hardy-Spring Presi- lVe could say we took a fabulous pledge class, but if you don't known our freshmen you can't really appreciate that fact+And we could say we had a fabulous Christmas formal, but if you weren't there you can't really appreciate I A dent, Mick Roper, Doug Wells, Curt Watkins-Fall President, Pat Patton, and Paul Gray. that fact. Wle could say we won several intramural plaquesf And we could be unusually egotistical and say we are always lst, 2nd, or 3rd atliletically: that we are always in the upper I ' f ' ' 1- rf P P ' lili P TA ' TA scholastically: that we are always blessed with campus table, and a trophy case Ctoo smallj, but who appreciates lersg . . . But if you Cl0I1't like athletics, SCh0larShip, or those facts? This is just a simple story of our greatness-And campus leaders you can't really appreciate any of those facts. Wgrg being Objective! XVe could say we have a huge backyard, a patio, a ping-pong Mrs. Leascher Bud Ackerman '67 Tom Alt '67 Ed Baldwin '66 Pete Barnes '67 Jack Benner '66 Bob Bisser '66 Dick Black '67 Phil Blackburn '65 Steve Bransford '66 Ken Bridwell '65 John Broach '66 Ray Brummett '66 Bill Buchanan '66 ffl' '....... I Mike Bywater '64 Jack Carey '64 Jim Carley '67 Joe Conrad '64 G. T. Cozad '67 Tig Curtis '64 Don Cramer '64 Jim Davis '64 John Des Jardins '64 Mike Dousrnan '64 Van Eden '67 jim Edgar '65 Dave Elliott '67 Jim Fehrle '67 Tom Fenton '67 Torn Ferrell '66 Don Garrison '67 Dave Gleason '66 Paul Gray '65 Dick Gulick '66 Steve Haas '67 Dave Hanscr '65 Dave Hardy '64 Gene Herman '66 Nick Hillyard '66 Chuck Hirnes '64 Jim Hindman '67 Torn Holt '67 Rick Hubbell '66 Bob Hudson '66 Buzz Imbodden '67 Keith Jacobs '67 Steve Janus '67 Carl Kalen '66 Gary Kribs '67 Rich Lange '64 i 6 7 Pat Lenz' '64 Andy Leslie '67 Tim McMurray ' Dinyyliiccoy Jfmfezizrifcheri Cl'n'is'Nattinger jim Outman '65 Pat Patton '65 Gus P'Manolis '65 Rob Radford '67 Bob Redwine '64 Mirk Roper '64 Rick Russell '66 Ed Schermerhorn '64 Roger Scrivncr '66 Lee Selby '67 Bill Shanks '64 Roger VanHorn '66 Kirk Waite '65 Curt YN'atkins '64 Gene Weber '65 Doug Wells '65 Rick Wells '67 Pete White '65 Charles Wilson '66 Bob Wurinstedt '67 Bill Yantis '64 .57 N . sim'-We its-iw? .1 wx xA PHI GAM CABlNET4Charles Pilcher, Treasurer: Dorsey jackson, Presidentg and Criss Elliot, Secretary fEd. note--Although The Fiji's have many attributes, meeting publishing deadlines rates low. The Phi Mu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta was founded on lVestminster's Campus in 1948. Since then the men of this fraternity have exhibited great responsibility both in class and campus activities. The ability of the Fijis to Fijiis social life, highlighted by the Purple Garter Party and the infamous Fiji Island Dance. The fraternity takes pride in its social service programs. The annual canned food drive and the emergency blood bank Mrs. Woods Tom Allaway i66 Rich Allen '65 Dave Awbrey i65 Bob Boggess i67 john Boggs '66 Vin Boydston ,66 Clark Bradshaw l66 Gil Burman '67 Tom Campbell '67 Bob Caudill '67 Q 0 Howard Chadwick '66 ' B011 Chamberlain ,64 f,7 f, David Cottrell '64 ff 44 W A' ' ' Any resemblance of persons named and persons pictured is purely coincidental . . . maybej administer in these positions is clearly reflected in their scholarship which is the prime objective of the fraternity. Relief from the pace of academic pursuits is found in the PHI GAMMA' DELTA program have been of great service to the community. These are the reasons why Phi Gamma Delta will continue to grow in the spirit of brotherhood. ,4-or ff 'ni John Crary '67 Jim Davis '67 Glenn Davis '66 Bruce DeMurio '67 Len Diorio '67 Dale Dowdall '67 John Drescher '67 Bob Duffy '67 Doug Durand '66 E. M. Durham IV '65 Cris Elliott '65 Bill Everheart '64- Jim Ewell '67 Mike Fisher '67 John Gephart '65 Tom Gould '67 Mo Greene '64 David Hancock '67 J'im Haviland '64 Ernie Hodge '67 George Holske '67 Clark Howe '64 Dave Hunter '64 Dorsey Jackson '65 Mack Jennings '64 Brian 'Johnson '64 'Ed 'evfffs 6 Tom Lemburg '67 Mike McNeese '67 'rnavidiiircheiisiihs Sam Morris '64 Tom Murphy '64 Bob Newkirk '67 John Nicholson '66 Scotty Oates '64 Everett Pilcher '66 Charles Post '67 John Purnell '67 Ward Rieclesel '66 Andy P. Robertson '64 Phil Sauer '66 John Smith '67 Norman Straker '67 Torn Thomas '66 John Treere '66 Kent VanValkenbur Plato 8 ,ff:s.,' PHI PSI GOVERNING COMMITTEE7Ment MIJFTIS Tom f'1lbert PIL, 1dt11t 1111 Ilu guenin, Mrs. H. Moss, Jim David. Bill Lcngyel. Vue Pres1de11t David I atha This year, the men at Phi Psi l1ave distinguished themselves as the fraternitie's fraternity. the playboy's refuge. Her mem- bers, the epitomy in suaveness, are found in every phase of campus activity. Her athletes have set varsity records, and P fee. ' Vi . V V i ' .-.kir, .:f- K- 1 - as PHI APPA PSI ' 6 f tiiy. I 1 . 1 A ' QQ u 1 2 Phi Psi, unbounded by tradition, and guided by the ideals Th1S year vv1ll not be lone forgotten by tl1e 111en at P111 PS1 on which she was fo11nded, moved forward in asserting her- they moved forward and upward and enjoyed the greatest self as a campus leader. Phi Psi led the campus social life, expenence of bemg Brothers with her ever popular parties and dances. Mrs. Moss Vince Allen '64 Charles Angelo '67 Richard Barnum '66 Bruce Blattenburger '64 ' - ' ,.'-' Robert Brooks '67 39 I , . ., Tum Collins '67 if S- Ed Dull '67 Jim David '66 Art Fiscl1er '65 John Francis '67 Clarence Ceier '66 aa Tom Gilbert '64 Tom Gordon '66 L..,A .I ' C i- , ' ,m fga 41 F 5 fg. K s A ., be Mike Halbert '67 Rich Hagar '65 Melvyn Hall '65 Edward Hobler '67 Blake Holman '67 John Houchin '67 Bob Howe '66 Jim Hughes '66 Jim Huguenin '64 Mark Kaiser '67 Jim Karandjeff '67 John Keck '64 David King '64 Dave Latham '66 John Lavin '67 Bill Lengyell '64 Frank Lewis '66 Sam Licklider '66 Bill Manley '64 Sam May '65 Bob Middleton '65 John lkiorris '65 Rich Overton '64 Art Palmer '67 is ,iil ,Y 5. 1 .JisfS?si'?2 f-:fx Lewfff L f . at , yewifffxie -:ax5gf:QifeQfz 1 iq ,ms ew, in iP,.s,is,s,. i. is Q is .. K Mk : gmX:,Qgi,5w,5f?leielxggifffgiisis?5x?3ge,5?famvffK5il'- 33 s.eetlsg,,j,i2i 1 L53 ' 1' 9 :TW is Q, 7 1 W 7 7 gk , -WMM, ww, 1' ..,M.:A1W7- w,'5?.:'f',f,--? 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Vice-president: John Ceril. President: Bruce Miller, Treasurer. During its fifteen years at Xvl'StIHll'1Sll'l'. Klissouri Gamma of hood. Sigma Alpha Epsilon has mamtamedha prominent positron SAE' ranks high in Scholarship and athhxtics and Suppk on the Campus. lhe Cliaptm- strc-sspg its ability to work ln- ments thcsc Hclds with 3 varied and active Social pmgram dependently albeit united by the common bond of brother- QT'-? ff' X i i Wg - . ,' y', , N . x 1,-of Q s ,Ng A 4 x :E AY? V 1 ' IMA - ' cpuw 'ima Throughout each year the brothers participate in many com- Thus the men of S.A,E. have proven their necessity while munity service projects such as United Fund drives, Road- never losing sight of their unity of spirit within the Bonds of blocks for Caneerf' and this year we presented a Leadership Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Assembly in the Fulton High School. ltirs. Porter Alan Atkins '67 Jay Bailey '64 Peter Baldes '67 John Bales '67 John Baumstark '67 Bill Bice '66 Ken Burton '65 Jack Camden '66 David Campbell '66 David Campion '65 Tom Carlock '67 John Cecil '65 Chip Clark '66 are fa . . 1 lf- lf: . A.. ,Q ii- 48 2'-4? af U I Mike Clarke '66 Larry Collins '67 Jim Crookston '67 Charles Daniel '67 Sam Daube '67 Torn Deakins '64 Mike Duff '67 Ted Forster '67 Charles Foster '67 Mike Frank '67 Claude Franke '66 Pat Gish '64 John Gray '65 Ken Gregory '67 Randy Gruber '66 Ken Hamilton '66 Steve Hampton '64 Doug Handel '67 Jess Mueller '64 Larry Peterson '67 Dave Powell '66 Henry Randle '66 Harry Schmidt '67 Jack Shook '64 Bruce Smith '65 Steve Handel '65 Tom Hewes '67 David Keller '66 George Mangel '64 David Marshall '64 Robert McRae '65 Bill Mehornay '67 Stuart Meister '65 Bruce,Miller '65 f john Miller '64 V, Tom Montgomery '67 POYtEi',MOYg311 '67 Q George Morleldge '66 David Morrill '65' ' Roland Stanfield '67 Larry Stauflfer '65 Craig Stephan '64 Jerry Tidwell '66 Joe Ungerer '66 Sam Veazey '67 Ron Weller '66 Charles Wilson '67 Dave Wilson '66 Jon Wilson '66 Kay Friesner '65 K sal fxI..A.,e r. 1 ' x 15. 'mx wi alms xg 345 QM., ?'!f'T t 3 ! l'1? 's'1w-t Q, ll! , .aw 5 SIC 0FFICERS7Harmon Remmel, Vice-Presidentg Bill Boose, Terry Allen, President: jim Hance, Carl Luem, Jack Shearer. and Vance Hodge. The Delta Tau Chapter ol' Signia Chi has only been on the YYestrninster Campus since 1949, hut in that short period they have risen to a position of prominence in every held. This fact can be seen, when one realizes that Sigma Chi has GMA MAX' , won the Scholarship Trophy for the past three years, In addl tion, it became the first Fraternity in twelve years to xx Scholarship and Athletics in the same year. CHI lVith this proud record Sigma Chi was able to take the among its members as a source of strength for the brotherlx Cream of the crop in rush during 1963-64, twenty of whom bonds. The record compiled at llestminster and the gitat were initiated this past spring. future that lies ahead attest to the success of this ideal in Nationally Sigma Chi is devoted to the principle of diversity Mrs. Shaw Neil Allen '66 Terry Allen '64 Ron Ashworth '67 Bill Blank '6-l Lance Bohannon '67 Bill Boose '66 Jack Butler '67 Charles Carden '67 Roger Carlisle '67 Fred Carr '66 Scott Carter '64 John Cozad '66 jim Cozad '64 50 sigma Chi. ff' xr 6 ' 'F' ,fur 'i 5 -' ik 5, ag 'Y X Q i:.-.- V IA uhh, Uv f-uf ? '1 E63 :J if in Bob Vogt '66 Ron Wade '66 Rick Wells '67 Cope Winters '67 iq -L. Bill Wimmer '64 Cranberry George Denniston '64 Bob Evans '64 Andy Graham '66 Jim Hance '66 Mark Hannum '66 John Harwood '67 Joe Heinrich '66 Sandy Heitner '66 Roland Henry '65 Vance Hodge '65 Repps Hudson '67 Lou Jarodsky '67 Jon Jarrett '66 Ron Keller '67 Howard Kerstine '64 Bill Kidd '67 Dave Knarr '65 Bob Kubik '67 Jim Lansing '64 John Launder '67 Tom Liepsner '67 Pierre Loomas '66 Lewis Lueking '67 Carl Luem '64 George Lytle '67 Jim McCollum '67 Bill McFarland '66 Dave McKibben '67 Cooper McWhirter '67 Larry Mendonsa '65 Warren Miller '66 Jim Murphey '64 Chuck Parker '64 Bob Parker 66 Charles Peters 66 Lew Pxckles '66 Mike Pulsxfez E4 ,Bob Rmiznieh, '64 Hariinin Returns! '63 Phmi Race 6? Bam: Robxirxsw Charles R058 '54 Judson Sevy 66 Rich Schafer Ron Schafer 67 Rick Schuepfer 67 John Shearer 65 Kent Smith 67 Barent Springsted 66 john Staples '67 Bob Strnad '66 Joe Sturgess '67 Jerry Taylor '67 Barry Todd '66 Bill Uhlemann '65 Nick VandenBurg '66 an international flavor which no other group on campus ,lf r S.H.A. BOARD OF COVERNORS: Seated, Tony Horn ftreas- urerl, Bob Calahan CSoph. Representativel, R. Hagist CSgt. At Armsl, John Hoffmann fSenior Rep.l Standing, Steve Douglas Since its beginnings in 1958, the Independent Students' As- sociation has grown from a handful of men living in an old private home to an organization of over sixty men which oc- cupies the newest and largest house on campus, Sweazey Hall. With the coming of the spring semester in IQ64, the ISA changed its internal structure to embrace all students living in Sweazey and any other independents desiring to S WEA 551 HALL affiliate with the new Sweazey Hall Association. The seven foreign students residing in Sweazey give the organization could have. The original purpose of the ISA carries over into the SHA: to provide a basis for social, athletic, and scholastic activi- Mrs. Addams Paul Aex Jim Arnold Flynn Beharry David Broadhead Dean Burk Alan Buzzard Robert Calahan Richard Coates David Cole Gary Combs Richard Costa Steve Douglas john Elliott ,Jo- i l' ' was I mm Q 3 2 E 5 l i has 5 E Z i :ra 3. sa sn U ylfffi I , Q A 1 ,,. , ,- M -ff ' K www 5 gg as-,Q , Us wr I X 3 --A Aww ' W .M 5 g BNN l My fPresidentl, Bill Norris fViee-Pres.j. Tuna Yurtseven Uunior Repj, Dave Keil CSec.l. ties for its members. During the l963-64 school year, the or- ganization has played an active role in campus activities. For a young organization, the group has done well in intra- mural swimming, bowling, and softball. For the last two years Sweazey Hall has had the most popular theme for Christmas Formals, in addition to occasional weekend dances, and coordinated activities such as the Westminster- ASS OCIA TION William Woods Serenade. Under the new expanded structure, the Sweazcv Hall As- sociation is looking forward to greater growth and more recognition than the independent students have ever experi- enced before at Westminster. I 5 ' fflii -. Q vi' , 0 xx' Q ' 'J if ,au David Eppelsheimer Peter Fetchko Steve Fredman Bob Gattermeir Don Gibler Jim Gravemann John Hackethorn R. J. Hagist Steve Miller Steve Hardin Wally Hargate Scott Hendren Tony Horn Gordon Ide Dave jackson Bill Jones Dave Keil Bob Keller ri -. A -, p . ': ff., A -7 ww .. Vw f.: - -:1ffF? ..f: f1 was -,iw : 3gEg.ug..t., , . ,Qgggg,gCgg fQg,,,,15 i3, , ' . t i ii ' 2 - iff ? N -T . 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M . fy hi 5.430 sl BEJ4 ,us UPSETS HIGHLIGHT CAGE SEASON Coach Harold Flynn in his rst ye-ar as head bai- ketball coach lrd the, Blu: ayx to zz good xfason. X - 1 ooaooooooooo at obv- i Q,u:J.4,, 4 EVUEJJQY , l igwg My I Sgvs A 5, -QVQEJA5 J 995555, Nan-I Front Row: Terry Howell, Gary Kribs, Rod Young, Robert Hamilton, Roy Sander, Dave Smith, Second Row: Coach Flynn, Andy Michael, John Marksbury, Steve Vogeding, Claude Franke, Clayton Read. l,g-mm: gmwffwrfa ms Micl1ael controls thr backbo while Vogeding, Read look on. Road grabs a rebound while chael, Ungrfrzr, and Sander l on. 56 f bij The Westminster basketball team showed the home court fans a much improved season. On their home court the Blue Jays were a match for anyone. Even in the games they lost the Jays were never out of contention. The highlights of the season centered around a strong finish in which the Blue Jays won five of their last eight outings which included a three game home court string. The upset studded Jays also beat defending conference champs, Culver-Stockton, and second place finisher Mis4 souri Valley. The Westminster five also pushed William Jewell to the limit before dropping one to the conference champion Cardinals. The late season surge by the Blue and White was sparked by the outcourt shooting of Clayton Read along with the con- sistent scoring of Andy Michael, who was also considered one of the best rebounders in the league. This renewed scor- ing puneh along with the consistent play of co-captains Dave Smith and Roy Sander made the Westminster Blue Blue ay fixe were the team leaders and co cap tains for this seasons basketball team. 4 Left: Big Andy Michael goat high to deflect a Culver fivld goal attempt Above: Five Blue fays .vwarnz Culver-Stockton balllzandler in Wextmin- Wy ' il, f , B . liz sterjs upset victory. - VAR ITT WIMMI G Closing out its regular season, the Westminster swim team boasted its best record in many years. Throughout the year the team broke existing pool records. Outstanding in this year's record breaking held were: Jack Camden in the 200 yd. breast stroke, Jack Carey on the diving board and in freestyle events, Rick Krempin in the 200 yd. and 500 yd. freestyle and Dave NVilson in the 100 yd. butterfly. Both Wfestminstefs Medley Relay and Freestyle Relay teams es- tablished new records in crushing its opponents. Members of these outstanding teams were: Dick Black, Tom Liepsner, jim Murphy, and Bob Rizer. At this year's Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Championships Westminster finished fifth in a Field of eleven. Once again Dave Wilson retained his position as champion by establishing a new record in the butterfly. Also breaking meet records was Jack Camden who bettered the breast stroke time in the 100 yd. and 200 yd. events. With the return of the majority of this yearls letter- men, the aquatic future of Wfestminster is bright. SWIMMING RECORD 1963-64 WC 65 Culver-Stockton 30 27 Rolla CM.S.M.D 67 60 William Jewell 35 J ' rex' 26 Rolla fM.S.M.l 68 aClrC lack Ca 55 Wentworth 38 amden 33 Principia 61 48 William Jewell 67 74 Wentworth 21 52 Central Mo. State 43 41 St. Louis University 53 20 Principia 75 55 Culver-Stockton 40 Interstate Collegiate Swimming and Diving Championships. Westminster placed fifth. T031 . D ve NN Klson L19DSner a 58 S rated : Eric Tremayne Tim MacMurray Bob Coffey Bill Scruggs Dave Morrill CCaptainj GRAPPLER CCMPLETE WINNING CAMPAIG Wlith national intercollegiate wrestling growing faster every year Wlestmins- ter itself is marked with increased participation in the sport. This year over half the team was built around freshman wrestlers and only four upper- classmen. Returning lettennen were Bob Coffey in the 137 lbs. weight class, and David Morrill, team captain, at 157. Ron Wleller, came out for the first time as a sophomore and had no trouble in holding down the position of the smallest man at 123 lbs. Freshmen who should all be returning for pos- sibly VVestminster's best season in many years occupy the other five weight classes. These promising freshmen were Eric Tremeyne at 130 lb., Bob Ku- bik at 147 lbs., Tim MacMurray at 167 lbs., Bill Scruggs at 177 lbs, and Earl Lindburg at the heavyweight slot. The team registered six victories in ten dual matches and placed third in the MCAU Regional Meet at Grace- land College in Lamoni, Iowa. J .J Standing: Coach Kanehl Russell Bennett Ron NVeller Bob Kubik Sprinter-broad jumper Jack Benner w Robertson and Outman fire out of the blocks. Bruce jones strains over the last 330 yd. hurdle. Andy Michael in the two mile. j'ATTI-II GLAD HA VE HARD LUCK The Westminster College track squad started the year with fine potential and high hopes. However, a series of injuries to half the squad and all of the 'key men stifled chances for big honors. When the conference track meet rolled around the tracksters had made a comback. All but one man took home medals while the team finished strongly against the other conference schools. The highlight of the year was a school record-breaking performance by the 440-yard relay team of Gary Forrest, Jack Benner, Bill Robertson and Jim Outman. Some other consistent point getters and medal winners were high point man Claude Franke, Jumper Bruce jones, and hurdler Dave Knarr. 'W 5 Left: Honorary captain Bruce Jones poses for a shot in his letter sweater. Some of the old pros mugg for the cameras. They are Dave Knarr, Bruce Jones Jim Outmann, Gary Forrest and Jerry Reeves. Rich Allen gets added distance in the shot put. Bill McSweeney waits calmly for the start of the 440 yard dash. TEAR Van Eden pushes over the pole vault cross-bar. f f Jack Benner explodes into the air for a 21' broad jump. fmhfimvwf -fm:v'z'r' K 1 H1 if-wwf W High-point man Claude Franke easily wins another one. bf Jones tries a new event- the triple jump. 400 . va W Qt X06 wt will Catcher Lou Pickles Coach Flynn and captain Dave Smith talk over strategy. O 11,06 loaf Q 'qc . 100 3rd Baseman Steve Bransford JAYS ovE 1 T0 FIR T DIVI IC First baseman Clayton Read The Blue Jays had their finest year since they took the conference championship in 1961. They finished with a 10-6 overall record and a 5H5 record in conference action. Paced by senior shortstop-pitcher Dave Smith, sophomores Steve Bransford and Clayton Read, and freshman Mike Etnire, the Jays should improve on their record next year. Only one man will be lost through graduation. However, the loss will be a big one since it is captain Dave Smith. Second baseman Robert Hamilton Utility man Mike Etnire W- 1, ,,,.,....M l .KX K A Aff' Above: junior Jim Edgar is all set to knock in a birdie. Below: Sophomore Bob Reece slams a Above: Don Cramer, senior, lets out some shaft off the tee. Below: Carl Kalen shows good form on his tee shot. wood out of the rough. Wlestininster Finished second in the MCAU Golf Tournament to William Jewell. The Jays were heavily favored to capture the title but an injury to Ray Neider- gerkc stifled their chances. The linksmen also missed the services of John Desjardins. past MCAU conference champion, who was declared ineligible. Along with Neider- gerke, Don Cramer, Jim Edgar. Bob Reece, and Carl Kalen formed an awesome dis- play of power on the links. This quintet didn't lose a conference match during the regular season. 63 Front Row: Mike McNeese, Bill Shanks, john Staples, Back Row: Joe Conrad, Ed Schermer- horn holding the trophy denoting the MCAU championship, Bob Hamm, and Coach Brooke Sloss. ETTER BAG MGAU CROW Brooke Slossls netters capped a highly successful tennis campaign by completely dominating the MCAU Conference Tennis Tournament held at Fayette, Mo., home of the Central Methodist Eagles, in May. The Jays showed why they were tabbed 'fthe team to beatl' by landing five of a possible six men in the singles Hnals and three of a possible three in the doubles Hnals. However, three nip and tuck singles finals went to the opposition and Westminster only mustered one conference singles champion, that being Mike McNeese who Completely outelassed Dennis YVright of William Jewell 6-0, 6-1 to take the third singles title. Ed Schennerhorn, who was the talk of the tournament during his quarter and semi-final wins, lost his touch and was stunned by Dave Dollins of Culver-Stockton in the first singles showdown. Scherrnerhorn simply couldn't adjust to Dollins's peculiar style. Joe Conrad, al- though beaten in the semi-final round of the second singles, came back to team with Schermerhorn to capture the number one doubles title from Bud Brower and Terry Pratt of Jewell in a three set Hnal. John Staples lost a close three set match in the fourth slot of the singles but later teamed with MeNesse to blitz Culver's sec- ond tandem 6d3, 6-0. Those two-finished the season undefeated in doubles. Bill Shanks, who lost only five games in his march to the Hnal round, absorbed his first loss of the year in a hotly contested three-set final with Bill Bunch of Graceland. Bob Hamm would have to be the hard luck entry of the tournament. He blew seven Ccount'emj match points in his sixth singles final and eventually went down at the hands of Bob Skelton of Graceland. Bunch and Skelton then teamed to edge Shanks and Hamm 6f4, 7-5 in the third doubles final. This was Hamm's fourth match of the day. Wfestminsterls only loss of the year came in Columbia against Missouri U. This pro- vided the Tigers with a measure of revenge after being drubbed by the ,lays earlier in the year. 64 Senior Bob Hanirn Another service ace for freshman Senior Captain Ed Scherrnerhorn Freshman John shows how to execute Mike McNeest'. is set to volley a winnt-rw against Staples lets go of a backharid drive. a baffled foe. a ringing overhead Senior Bill Shanks has just hit a backhand volley. Schernierhorn puts his big game on display. Coach Brooke Sloss and substitute Keith Jacobs look on as the Jays blast Mizzou. Mt'Nesse shows eflortlcss form in . McNeese and Staples talk it over. this perfeetforehand drive. x 'w Senior Joe Conrad delivers his famous 'lspinv service. joe Conrad nets this forehand but takes a good picture. . ,.Jk 5 'g I I Xefhv GOLF ...rf .aw The Phi Delt linksinen coin- pleted an undefeated season by knocking off the pre- viously unbeaten Beta golfers in the hnal match of the sea- son. They are Bill Buchanan. Carl Kalen, coach John Des -Iardins. Don Cramer and Jim Carley. ,f . 7 , a n .y y if -f - , .Q,. 3 .:v' p I I f 5 TENNIS The Phi Delt netters swept through an unblernished sea- son mainly on the strength of depth. However the Phis just did nose out the Phi Gains in the final IH3.ICl1. They are: Keith Jacobs, coach Joe Con- rad. Pete YVhite, Steve Brans- forcl and Lee Selby. - 4 I.M. ar, ri -YQ P: as ,.,, if f- i ff ,AXY Q A 59991 1 ' I 4 Q, it im V at 4 lp rt ' Q 5 H! sin is , yf f4v 3 .W M f' ima I I , , I 'W 2'? ,j5fgf'1ftffvi4t,iif:ff wt A do If if' Q' .5 iffw gy f EQ. ,ggygko tg ' 9 T , fn' f ' ' :fi - ,J-, is , H+- w L' 'T's2If,,' 2 SWIMMING Depth was also the keynote to Phi Delta Theta's undefeated swimming season. This was the Fifth plaque in six years for the Phi inerinen. They are Bill Yantis, Rich Lange, Rick Rus- sell, Dick Gulick, Dick Black, and kneeling is coach Jack Carey. Sports BASKETBALL The Sig Alphs wiped out eight straight foes to gar- ner the coveted basketball plaque. Led by Dave Po- well. Allen Atkins, and .Iirn Crookston, the SAE's proved that they were the best around by snapping the Phi Delt winning streak at thirty. SQFTBALL Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the softball plaque for the fifth consecutive year. Strong pitching from Mike Duff and h e a v y hitting from the likes of Joe Ungerer, Dave Powell, Dave Wilson and Jess Mueller featured their attack. 'VOLLEYBALL The Sig Alphs won the vol- leyball plaque with a Fine team effort. The league was very well balanced, but the Sig Alphs had what it took in the clutch and linished un- defeated. BOWLING Sigma Chi took the bowling plaque from the Delts by going through the season without a loss. Paeed by XfVar- ren Millerss 170 average, the Sigma Chis had only one tie in a very strong league. Other members of this well balanced team are Charles Car- den Cl6Ol, Dave Knarr Cl65l, Coop MeWhirter 11555. Who's got itfl O 4 llr . A , AVL, H J IM traek's hi h g point man Ol- lie Williams ,, Delta Tau Delta shone in the distances and the sprints in taking the IM track plaque. Led by high point men Ollie VVillia111s and Bill Robertson, they overwhelmed the rest of the Field. Bill MeSweeney and Jim Shaw gave the Delts the needed depth to outpoint the sec- ond place SAES. TRACK l HANDBALL Beta Theta Pi copped the hand- ball plaque by edging the Sigma Chis and the Phi Cams. Their two first men, Bob Coffey and Lou Klusak. were all the Betas Pretty good IM season, huh?l' 5 a 4 needed to down all the opposition. 68 John Grove accepts the Dads Day Trophy for Beta Theta Pi. 1 A D- ll fh' .fl f 4: Wi z Q 9 2? Dave Smith, was named lVestminster's Most Valuable Athlete for the second consecutive year. Dave won eight monograms for the blue and white and is certainly deserv- ing of all his recognition. AWARD wffxslr, . .-t 353 Qxl at 'I' I bf The Sigma Alpha Epsilon House provides the resting place for this yearls Athletic Supremacy Trophy. The Sig Alphs combined letterrnen points with intramural success to grab this coveted award. l i'iC11dsliip ucccptzuicc of rcspousibility and training iii group activity can bc wulizecl wlicu 21 College gmcilniriixtmtioii gives guidance and sliarcs coopcrativcly in the venture 'Q W To Those Who Treat a Rzght As ez Przozlege and Duyf As a Frzeno' Honor Commzsston Seated: Harmon Remmel, Russ Hill, Robert Davenport, Dave Hunter fffhairrrzanj, Standing: Dave Cot- trell, John Gray, Nlike Pulsifer QRe- corderj. Q GE College Bowl Team Seated: Bruce Blattenburger, Perrin McEwen, Bill Ernst, David Eppel- sheimer, Mr, Gordon Kffoaehl. Stand- ing: Stephen Miller fffiltervzatej. Al- ternates not pictured were Jim Lund' quist, jim Haviland, Don Gibler, Terry Oestreich, Barre Robinson, Torn Murphy, Dan Pendergrass. Dave Smith, Bill Y antis, Whit Smith, Mike Pulsifer, Dave Cottrell I Grand Marshallj, Mr. Larsen, Tom Gil- bert, Robbin Price, Craig Stephan, Henry Bieniecki. Student Council Seated: Steve Vogeding. Carl Gill fTrea,vurer,l, Bob Davenport K S ecretary j, Mo Greene fPre5identj, Mike Pulsifer KViee-piexi- dentj, David Morrill. Standing: Gris Elliot, Wadel Tisdale, Steve Bransford, Bill Ernst, Steve Miller, Bob Coffey, Jim Carley. I.F.C. Seated: Steve Roy, David Hardy, Paul Gray, f'T1eas- urerj, Chuck Parker fP1esi- dentj, Carl Gill fSecre- taryj, Terry Allen, Dorsey jackson. Wlio's Who i in American Colleges and Universities Jim Furner, Bob Hamm, Bill Blank, Dave Marshall, Mo Greene, Pat Gish, Bill Yantis, Dave Hunter, Dave Cottrell, Terry Allen, Mike Pulsifer. v 1 1 Q me x T awww' 'W ,nur U.N. SEMESTER Bruce Campbell, John Rip- pley, Bill F reeman. Steve Handel, at Honors Convocation with Dr. Horton. WA SHINGTON SEMESTER Pliis Eugene P. Weber and R. Kennedy Brid- well prior to their departure for New York. CShirts by Gant sweater--Ben nard Altman. smiles by chancel ,Ars MATH CLUB Seated: Bruce Blattenluurger. Clark Howc, Dan Pendergrass. Dr. Sloss. Carl Turnquist. Stzznding: David Latham, Roger Ray. Ron Rucggv. Mr. Ward. John Gephart, David Colo. GMICRON DELTA KAPPA Seated: Bill Blank 1Prc'siClcntj. Dr. Sloss. Jinx Furner, Bwb Hamm. Dr. Mc'Crcigl1t. Standing: Dave Hunter. Curt Wlatkins. Bill Yantis, Terry Allen, BIO Greene, lN1ikc Pulsifer, ZETA TAU DELTA Bill Blank, Niike Pulsifcr, Jim Furner. Bob Hamm. Dave Hunter. Not pictured President Larry Dalton. COLUMN S COLUMNS STAFF- Seated: Gene Herman, Jack Carey, Bill Yantis fEdito1j, John Miller KBusine.tx M11 71. agerj, Randall Gruber, Larry Stauffer, Sfanding: Terry Allen, Steve Mil- ler, Carl Gill, Pat Gish, D a v i d Eppelsheimer, Curt Watkins, S t e v e Voge-ding. ':l4'l11'111 tl11'1'1' ix 11111171 flffirf I0 I1'ar11, 1110111 of 111'1'1xvv1ly 11111 111' 111111111 a1'g11z11g. 77lZlf'1I 111111 7710175 OXJZIZZONX. fm 11j1111z011v 111 AQOOKI 111111 ZA b11fk11011'l111fg1'111 tl11' 111alri11,g. fr V-.Wil1'011 -..s.,,l,,,M,Wm NI PUBLICATIONS BOARD'-'DiCk Jones, Mo Greene, David Morrill, Pat Gish Dean Marshall. Not pictured-f-Bfr. Stoney, Dr. Kerr, Jim Haviland. BLUE JAY BLUE JAY STAFF- David Eppelsheimer, Jack Carey, Curt Wat- kins fEdito1j, Pat Gish, Pat Patton KBurine.vs Managerj. Standing: Bill Buchanan, Chips Brummett, Steve Miller, Rick Krempin, Dave Marshall. Not pictured Bruce Jones, Bill Shanks, Andy Leslie. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PICTURED ON PAGE 18 UNIOR CLASS David MorrillfPre.sident, John Gephart-V-Presidmzt, Steve V0gCdiHgfSF6l.-T7l'd5. Bob Hill-Sergeant at Army. oPHoMoRE CLASS E Chip Clark-Sergeant at Arms, Howard Chadwick-'V-Prmident Mike Clarke-President, Bill Buchanan-Sfct.-Trfas, RESHMAN SENATE Bill Blank--Advisor, Jim Carley-Prmidffnt, Sam Veazey Lou Jarodsky Dick Black Mick Roper-Advixor, Norm Straker, Mike McNeese- Sect.-Treas. yur' lg, If UTHOR NONTMOUS Westmz'nsier's M E QF O 1 Q 9 . in nl v -l EL 1 If .i - -Under the direction of Mr. Hugh Fleming. 78 Row Onv: Ander- son, Hart, Parkins, Saito, Roy, Naylor, DcMurio, McEwen Wlilson, Shcchy. Row Two: Morrill, McRae, Francis, Schmidt, Dye, Ellis, Lane, Christensen, Kidd. Row Tlmfe: Chadwick, Gish, Hagist, Thomson, Urban, Wlzigcner, Cates, Mclicchnie, Lavin. PHI RHO EPSILON ALPHA PHI GMEGA Seated: Jim Carley, Jack NIcCaskill. Jack Carey, vicerpresidentz David Mitchell, president: John Gephart, Toni Leipsner. Ron Schafer, Pat Patton. Standing: Chuck Hall, Ron Ruegge, Ernie Hodge, Richard Cole, Mike Lavin, Norm Straker, Merle Decker, Bill Jenks, Bruce De Murio, Charles Carden, Phil Rice. DISTINGUISHED MILITARY STUDENTS Colonel Harley N. Miller awards D.M.S. certificates to Cadet Colonel Thomas Botts. Exuberant Ilowurd Kerstine. Cadet Major Toni Gilbert, Cadet Colonel VVillia1n A. Yantis. and Cadet Major Jack Benner. Seated: H. Mo Greene, Bob Hamm, Dave Hunter, Bill Blank fpresidentl, Dr. Fickess, Bob Jarrett, Charlie Rose. Standing: Larry Stauffer, Steve Plymate. John Gray, Bill Mclnnis, Dr. Hinde. Sam May, Dave Edwards, Bob Daven- port. W-CLUB Seated: Jack Carey, Jerry Reeves, Dave Morrill, Steve B. W. Bransford, Tom Gilbert, Bob Hamm, Rick Krempin. Standing: Randy Gruber, Clayton Read, Steve Hampton, Andy Michael, Steve Vogeding, Rich Allen, Bob Rizer, Jack Camden, Skip Morledge. 79 POLITICAL SCIENCE BUFFS PI IYAPPA DELTA llm FUYUPY-STl13fYMCi5Y9f-D21Vid NI21rS11a11,Bi11 Pfmli Sealed: Carlton King. George Parkins. Mr. Stoney, Cary Ander- Please S ir, son, Dick Jones. Standing: Clark Kendall, lVoody Cozad. Not Pictured: Nick W'oodard. J JJ ve Come to join the Few . . . RUSSIAN CL UB Sealed: Niek VVoodard. Sect,-Treas.: Nora Souknpe. Mrs. Al- exander, Bill Manley. President. Standing: Mr. Areneibia, Gary Hartman, Stuart Meister. Van Eden, John Hulsberg. Bob Fa- soldt, Jack Carey, Dr. Alexander. U.C.C.F. Seated: Brenda Kile, Elizabeth King, Betsy Keel, Donna Thompson, Julia Miller, Nancy Thompson, Lana Simpson. Standing: Steve Hampton, XA Cljresidentl. Dr. Gates, XA: Flynn Be-harry: Dr. Niles: Bob Howe, XAg Bob Fellows, XA: Robert Keller. David Cole, Rev. Gill, R. J. Hagist, Bart Ford, fPresidentj. 80 Ln 4 ,. AIN YOUNG REPUBLICANS Row One: Pat Patton. Steve Douglas. Stuart Nleister. Ron Rucgge. Chuck Hall. Dave Marshall. Ron' Tzf'o.' Jaek Carey. Dave .-Xwhrcy. Pat Gish. Steve Roy lPrc'sidc-nth. john Gephart. Dave Mitchell. Boh Schmidt. Ron' Three: Bill Jenks. Brandt Pryor. Merle Deeker. Dave Urban. Norm Straker. Ernie Hodge. Bill Cardin. Bob Keller. Jim McKeehnie. Len Diorio. Boh Fel- lows, R. Hagist. fm Sony but There Are Far, Far T00 Many.f YOUNG DEMOCRA TS Serzteri: Steve Hill. Roger Nail. Carl Gill Cpresidentj. Carlton King. Ron Sehaeflfrr. Standing: Bob Hill. Dave Mitchell. Ern- ie Hodge. Turneoat Carey. John Gephart. Carl Felling. Jim Dye. 81 -.W PHI ALPHA THETA Smffvl.' Charley Rose. Boli Hamm. Bill Yantis. President: Bob Jarrett. Dr. Hamilton. S!z11zfli1zg.' Blike Pnlsifer. Y-Presidenti Jim lfnrner. Bill Lengyel. HEREDITART MARSHALS Bill Blelntire. Mr, Larsen. Bill Yantis. :J STUDENT A CTIVITIES BOARD Dean Marshall. Jim Carley. Bill Buchanan. David Morrill. Dr. Sloss. Howard Chadwick. v . f Each year outstanding musicians, lecturers, dramatists and other worthwhile entertainments are featured on the campus in order for students to gain an appreciation and understanding of the arts, cultures, and economic and social problems of inter- national concern. SPE VE TS 4511 N s iw A Ly, . X in ' john Fzrzellq Green Lecturer . . . SIR GEGRGE THOMSCDN , QW 1937 NOBEL ' rr PRIZE FOR PHYSICS E 1 , ' n o W' Z,--9, ,I wgj T' as i Governor john comment. M. Dalton received an honorary degree and was later e t of ,, 1 e , ai' .vw- i I 1 available for fi, -..Y gif IGMA CHI DERBY DAY I Thiv is how you get to be a Sigma Chi Sweetheart? .Minnie Compton, Queen Sue Lewis. Chuck Parker, and fill Defoe. CHI ALPHA CAR IVAL Vince Allen receives Chi Alpha Tro- phy from Chaplin Gill for Phi Kappa Psi. PHI ALPHA!! That'5 the biggest waiting line welve seen around Suope in a long time. 86 ,Q YIIVSS 5' wwmf S dent Council Pre THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS DR. PARRI HADDRESS S F0una'er's ay onvocation L. to R. The Hon. John M. Dalton. Joyce Platform party incluclc-sz John M. Dal- ton, Lord H211'lL'Cll, Harry S. 'll1'L1IT1ZtX1, Dr. R. L. D. Daviclson, Clzlrl Truucrnicllt, Joyce Ilull, Dr. F. L. lXICCluvr. Dr. F. P. Kiillc-13 Col. CI. D. Ove-1'fclt. Paul BI Peterson. Dr. S. Smart. Earl Koontz, MI. Raclpurn G11-c-n, Rinj. Gcn. Harry Vzmglxzln. Ylolmn Cl. Harris, Col, XYall11c'c H. GI'2ll1L11I1. Hall, rl'l10 Hon, Harry S. iliflllllflfl, DY- U21YiCl' RO'llflC8Cll'IS1J1'CIJZiI'l'IOIIIOVCXYITIIclll21IJCl Model. son. and the Rt. Hon. lhe Lord Harlccll. British Arrlluassaclor to thc Unitccl States. of +- i e 3 The Hon. Harry S. Truman digs first shovel of earth in XYrcn Chapel Ground-Breaking Cere- monies. ROTC Cadet beside model of Wren Church. Wi H . F0under's Day Truman talks to Freshman at Churchill Quadrangle -q,,,t 'V' x Dr. Davidson and Harry S. Truman greet guests. Former President 'llI'l1lH21I1 displays winning eharln. The William Woods-- If books got this kind of attention . . . Drums under the Windows, presented hy The Cleveland Playhouse, was done almost entirely without the use of props or costumes, with each of the players assuming several different roles. Westminster Theater Presents . . . A Dmrent Drummer f 'ge f r Ji The culture vulture reminds of forthcoming activities. OTED CAMP Louis E. Lomax, Negro author and writer, answers students' questions Dr. Lewis A. Briner. MCCOl'Il1lCk Theological Seminary, in- volved in a student discussion. Dr. Briner at the pulpit during Reli- gion in Life Week. Missouri University poet Drummond visits campus. 92 VISITUR John Dc Pcnibvrton. Exvcutivc Director of the Aincrican Civil Lilncrties Union, involved in studcnt discussion at the Dclt housc. Dr. E. Adamson Hon-hcl, profes- sor of Anthropologv, University of Minnesota. Republican Cztnclidzltc for govcrnor of Blissoiiri. Etlizin Slicplcy. niccts witli Young Republicans. Mr, Zcil, of thc United Nations. speaks to Intt-rnational organization class. Westmz'nster WESTMINSTER COLLEGE AT FULTON MISSOURI CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1963! 1964 October 4 Chi Alpha Carnival 11 Kingis Row, Movie 20 Carlton Spotts, cellist 22 Dr. Masao Watanabe, Japanese science historian 24 Dr. H. Warner Kloepfer, geneticist 26 Dad's Day 30 Smothers Brothers 31 Dr. Reuben Nathan, former director Radio Free Europe November 4-18 Art Exhibit 7-9 Charley's Aunt, play 14 Eric Cox, juvenile delinquency expert 19 Philip Hanson, monologist 23 Alpha Phi Omega, regional meeting 24 Collegium Musicum of Univ. of Missouri 25-6 Retreat for Presbyterian ministers Speaker: Will Herberg December 6 Uncle Tom's Cabin, movie 8 Messiah January 5419 Art Exhibit, Lincoln Univ. 10 Gilbert and Sullivan, movie 15-8 Five-Finger Exercise, play 21 Lewis E. Lomax, Negro author February 7 Drums Under the Window, play, Cleveland Players 14 Cry, the Beloved Country, movie 16 Lincoln Univ. Brass Choir 27 John Pemberton, American Civil Liberties Union March 1 Univ. of Missouri String Quartet 11-4 A Different Drummer, play 13 The Last Bridge, movie 15-26 Art Exhibit, Weller 8a Bartlette Univ. o 17 Sir George Thomson, British Nobel Prize winning physicist Green Foundation Lecture 23 Dr. E. Adamson Hoebel, prof. of anthropology, Univ. of Minnesota April 10 Porgy and Bess Singers 12 Art Exhibit, Robert Bussabarger Univ. of Missouri 12-6 Judith Swanson, concert pianist 17 The Promoter, movie 20 Homecoming, Founder's Day-Bo Diddley 24 Leonard Hall, naturalist May 1 My Darling Clementine, movie 9-10 Motheris Day events 20 Bud and Travis 10-24 Art Exhibit, George Tutt 24 Symphony Concert by the Columns June 7 Baccalaureate service 8 Commencement an 1911535551 ew . .gm fMo iff! Dr. Davidson speaks at junior-Senior banquet, where students do the criti- cizing. 1'-.. nf--... Kris., l H i,itt. M...-, Nila lklagidoflj Russian author and lc-Cturcr, Honors speaker, Lloyd Averill. speaks on Aiuerifu. 1 One of many Religion-in-Life-Week discussions. sions. 95 Howard Streeter, Director of KTVI-TV. St. Louis, speaks on journalism. A meeting of the Religion-in-Life-lN'eCk committee. ex ---,,. , W - ff 2, m e W 7' ' fm :2fg,if mm Q R.O.T . FEDERAL INSPECTIQN 'N-qfx I The Brigade Commander-W Cadet Colonel V'illia1n A. Yantis The Brigade Staff JK f x :N rw A 15+',yV i 'J . ,fx Q new -. ,,V . The Corps marches to Priest Field for inspection. The elite of the corps receive awards from DL-an Randolph and PMS, Colonel Harley N. Miller. The Westminster Corps at Present Arms. Nw., f af Pass in Review! .kann 1 ' YVcstminster's Captain Bryant and Major YN'hite with inspecting party. 'K spy, Cadet Major Cramcr and ROTC Ball Queen, 197 W i 'V Q 5 Bill Bice, Tom Deakins, Dave Powell, John Gray, Pat Gish. Q HQOTEN NNY . . Another joint Woods- Wes! U Prqoot Flynn Bcharry adds variety with his steel drum. Dean Randolph and friend join in John Nicholson and Criss Elliott. The powers of Cnnccmration at Work K. Afs prove superior in chess tournament. 5, 1 a5g?--- V -V 5 2111 L' ' W f :iff f , Q 1 V Y Lkkg .. A ., 1- .IM . .. . in .K K ,V . . W , f - f E.-,QQ M?-lyf-, l5:,, e.,Aw ,, Us f . .-,ta Y a June 7, 1964 Howard Chadwick-Soloist Hk51,ig,, iw . 'I .Y nk.: I 1, 3 we wi aww egg b ' igggwef, - ti 5 2,9 X, If '1-1-fur A mm: Mt ,,, gl ,gs gg ifgsfei it i Ai W Maw tag W ll it 'Qgjf v P . Rev. James Cottrell and graduate son. Dave--an integral part ofthe 1964 Class. BA CCA LA UREA TE 99 R. O. T. C. Cadets Become . . . . Second Lzeutenants in the U nitea' States Army My . jg 5 if Re iiii ll ll 5' lk The Hon. Harry S. Truman congratulates graduate Tom Botts as he did all graduates. Dr. Howard Hinde--f-First occupant of endowed chair in Biology. 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Your blouse is awr'l y A' lf .ls Q1 in So ah says to 'i1r1, If ya aint got no mo' troops wid guns, send 37 da boys from de band! 'ml ' iff 'Thatls right, Eddiels Barber Shop . . . on Court Street!! Comrades, leave me here a little while as yet ,tis early morn: Leave nie here, and when you want ine, sound upon the bugle-horn. WJFENNYSQN F UAW, gee, fellas . . . it's my turn to carry the riflef' So I said to Ronnie, Charge it to Scabbard and Blade! 1 I dm it ,, x, 3 P J Q55 Enroute to the Port of Esser. Spring Is Waiting for the git-Hddles and . . . Fiji outdoor types and Ned. u..fa1'i.iw Phi Delta Ping-pong, another version. Killing time 'til sunset. Q ,ii YVe Can't find the barbecue SOP. Who wants to organize a line? 136 The Berries! I xl V 9 fffi, fgwr en' , yy . f' HV Theres a Fine line between saying Hello, and flirting, Xlaryf' 's e Afvzfi' -ww .V A k ,Af f 1 nf, Sl R 1 Historical Society gathers an old bridge to celebrate the Cross-Country Kayak Races .. . or anything else. 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