Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

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Richard Allen Kirkwood Phi Gamma Delta Economics Young Democrats 25 Po- litical Science Club 25 Varsity Basketball 2 5 Varsity Track 2,3,4 5 Fra- ternity Historian 5 VV club. Gary L. Anderson Kansas City Kappa Alpha Political Science Debate l,2,3,45 Pi Kappa Delta 2,3545 President 45 Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Men of Song 1, 2,3,4 5 Scabbard and Blade 3,45 Distinguished Military Student 45 Po- litical Science Club 5 Young Republicans 153, 45 Dobyn's Oratorical Winner 35 Honor Roll 3. William David Awbrey Pittsfield, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta English Young Republicans 1,2, 3,43 Fraternity Rush Chairmang Alpha Phi Omegag Men of Song 1. John V. Bosch Fulton Kappa Alpha Business Administration Advanced ROTCg Math Club 15 French Club 1, 25 Fraternity treasurer 3. Robert K. Bridwell, Jr. St. Joseph Phi Delta Theta English U.N. Semesterg President Sophomore Classg Polit- ical Science Associateg Student Liberal Arts Comm. 5 Honor Roll 3 Scabbard and Bladeg English Assistantg Young Republicansg Po- litical Science Club lg Who's Who 5 Fraternity Alumni Secretary. Philip H. Blackburn Quincy, Illinois Phi Delta Theta History Freshman Dorm Presi dentg Student Senate IM'sg Fraternity Secre- tary. Michael J. Bowker Alton, Illinois Beta Theta Pi English Y 0 u n g Republicansg Russian Club. A. Mason Brown Clayton Beta Theta Pi Mathematics 'Uhr' 457' 95 C. Dean Burk Fulton Political Science J. Bruce Campbell Hardin, Illinois Delta Tau Delta History Washington Semester 35 Phi Alpha Theta 3,43 Alpha Phi Omega 4, Scabbard and Blade 4, Advanced ROTC, Polit- ical Science Associate 4g Fraternity Secretary, Po- litical Science Club 1, 25 Columns Staff 3. Kirk W. Carpenter Independence Beta Theta Pi Political Science IM's l,2,3,4g Young Re- publicans 1 g Young Democrats 3,45 Blue Jay 3,4, Business Manager 43 Political Science Club 15 Pi Delta Epsilon 4. John Cecil III Yonkers, New York Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Fraternity Social Chair- man, pledge trainer, president 5 ODK 3,4 g Who's Who, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Skulls of Sev- en 3,4. Kenneth R. Burton, Jr. Tulsa, Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Alpha Phi Omega 4g Fraternity Secretary 25 IM's 1,35 IFC 3,45 Dis- tinguished Military Stu- dent 4g Sgt. at Arms Sen- ior Classg Scabbard and Blade 3,4, Treasurer 4. David R. Campion Winnetka, Illinois Sigma Alpha Epsilon English Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4g Columns Staff 3,45 IM'sg Pi Delta Epsilon. Daniel B. Cast Holden Delta Tau Delta Biology Fraternity Vice-Presi- dent g Young Republi- cansg IFC. Howard H. Cherry III Cedar Rapids, Iowa Beta Theta Pi Economics Fraternity Social Chair- man 4. G. Stephen Couch Brooktield Delta Tau Delta Economics Advanced ROTC 5 IM's 1,2,3,4. C. Robert Davenport Duncan, Oklahoma Delta Tau Delta Biology Dorm President 15 Fresh- man Senate 15 Sociology Club 15 Student Body Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 35 Honor Commis- sion 3, Chairman 4-5 Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 ODK 3,45 Skulls of Seven 45 Honor Roll 12,3545 Crown Zel- lerbach Award 35 lM,s 1,2,3,45 Biology Assistant 2,3,45 Who's Who. Stephen A. Douglas, Jr. Wcwoka, Oklahoma Sweazey Hall Assoc. Language Student Council 25 Presi- dent, SHA 35 Language Assistant 2,3,45 Columns Staff 2,3,45 Westminster Dames Award 25 Pi Del- ta Epsilon 45 Dorm Counselor 4. Malcolm G. Dalrymple Kirkwood Delta Tau Delta Economics Daniel L. Davis Fulton Kappa Alpha Mathematics Fraternity Treasurer 3, President 45 IFC 3,45 Math Club, Advanced ROTC, Scabbard and Blade. Edward M. Durham St. Louis Phi Gamma Delta Business James D. Edgar Arcadia Phi Delta Theta English Varsity Golf l,2,3,4g Young Republicans 1,2, 3,45 W Club 1,2,3,4g Columns Staff 2, Eng- lish Assistant 45 IM's 1, 2,3,4. Crissman R. Elliott Mission, Kansas Phi Gamma Delta Economics Fraternity Secretary 3,43 IFC, Young Republicans 15 Men of Song 1, Al- pha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4g IM's. William D. Fickle Parkville Kappa Alpha Political Science Bartlett Ford St. Joseph Beta Theta Pi Economics Westminster Men of Song, UCCF, President 45 Computer Assistant, Fraternity Archivist. David J. Edwards Sedalia Delta Tau Delta Biology Phi Rho Epsilon, Frater- nity Alumni Secretary' IM's. 1 Peter J. Fetchko Yonkers, New York Sweazey Hall Arsoc. Biology Arthur K. Fischer University City, Missouri Phi Kappa Psi Psychology Advanced ROTC, Bri- gade Commander 43 Young Republicans 1,25 Russian Club 1,25 Seah' bard and Blade 3,4, U'CCF 1, Distinguished Military Student 4. Gary G. Forrest St. Louis Delta Tau Delta Psychology Steven L. Fredman Richmond Heights Sweazey Hall Asxoc. Sociology Advanced ROTC5 Flying Blue Jays 1,25 SHA So- cial Chairman 45 IM's 1,2,3,45 Young Republi- cans l,4. Thomas H. George, III Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Beta Theta Pi Economics Fraternity Vice-President. Donald D. Gibler Jefferson City Sweazey Hall Assoc. Chemistry Benjamin A. Goodin St. Louis Phi Kappa Psi English Frederick W. Freeman Kansas City Beta Theta Pi Economics Washington Semester 35 IM's 1,2,3,45 Political Science Associate 45 Col- umns Stafl' 45 Young Re- publicans Club 1,2,35 Fraternity Correspond- ing Secretary 3,4-, alum- ni secretary 25 French club 2, Economics Hon- ors 3. John M. Gephart Wagoner, Oklahoma Phi Gamma Delta Mathematics President Senior Classg Vice President Sophomore and Junior Classes5 Sec- retary-Treasurer Fresh- man Class5 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4, President 45 Scabbard and Blade 3,45 Computer Assistant 45 Young Republicans 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Mu Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4, Ad- vanced ROTC Frater- nity House Manager. Carl C. Gill Oklahoma City, Okla. Delta Tau Delta Biology Fraternity President 5 IFC5 ODK5 Who's Who' Pi Delta Epsilon, Biol- ogy Assistant. John M. Gray Leawood, Kansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology IM's 1,2,3,45 Fraternity Social Chairman, Vice president, President 5 Phi Rho Epsilon5 ODK 5 Who's Who5 Honor Commission 3,45 Recorder 45 Biology Assistant 2,4. S+ 'L .. I ,VF is .,.,...K 5. f itat E 3 .sg 122 .S ., i 4 , 'Ei wi ltr if ii ' , Ig ll 'l5 if it if fi 5 fl - ii isiil iiilillil 2 li Ui litgtsti i e iiittitliiilltalwti ggiigsfgl lz l will X 5 f 5 .l f ts f zg M ll ll. it tffifgsil l M l gi i t E' Eg g, Egg? 5-- ' -- D El 1 3 li? F2 fit ig 1235 55225 ,gfggtgffp Elf 9 tl 2 filtlg 35.5,-553 55 55 53 1 559.2325 S355 l lil li is 1 Ez it l it .li ll lx 53.55 mi Wai 1 1 1 2 -tl wr 22 Paul G. Gray Esterville, Iowa Phi Delta Theta Economics Alpha Phi Omega 15 Young Democrats 1,2, 3,45 IFC 3,4g Treasurer 35 Student Council 25 Chairman Student Lib- eral Arts Committee 4g Fraternity P r e si d e n t, Treasurer. Richard E. Hagar Salina, Kansas Phi Kappa Psi Biology Fraternity Historian g IM's 1 g Young Republi- cans 2,4g Advanced ROTC. Stephen E. Handel Oklahoma City Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Washington Semester 5 Political Science Honor- aryg Honors in Constitu- tional Lawg Honor Roll 1,2,3g Fraternity Vice president 4, Political Science Club, Young Re- publicans Club 1,2,3,4: French Club 25 Phi Al- pha Theta 4. Bruce J. Grote St. Louis Delta Tau Delta Economics Robert E. Hamilton Springfield History Varsity Basketball and Baseball 1,3,4q Phi Al- pha Theta 3,4. David T. Hanser St. Louis Phi Delta Theta English Alpha Phi Omegag Young Republicans 1,2. J. Walden Hargate St. Louis Sweazey Hall Assoc. English David E. Henry Butler Beta Theta Pi Philosophy IM,s l,2,3,45 NAIA Col- legiate Bowling Team. James R. Hill Marthasville Delta Tau Delta Business Sgt. at Arms of Junior Class 3 Scabbard and Bladeg Advanced ROTC: Alpha Phi Omegag Fraternity So- cial Chairman, Athletic Chairmang IM's l,2,3,4g Young Democrats. Terry S. Howell New Bloomfield Delta Tau Delta Physical Education Varsity Basketball 1,2,3, 4g Sociology Club 2,3,4g IM's 1,2,3,4g Fraternity Recording Secretary 2. Gary T. Hartman Omaha, Nebraska Beta Theta Pi Political Science Young Republicans l,2, 35 Russian Club 2,3. Roland E. Henry Muskogee, Oklahoma Sigma Chi English Vance C. Hodge Frontenac Sigma Chi Business Young Republicans 1,2g Fraternity Scholarship Chairman 25 Correspond- ing and Recording Secre- taryg IM's 3,4-. C. William Holyoke St. Louis Delta Tau Delta Chemistry David C. Jackson Kansas City Sweazey Hall Assoc. Mathematics President SHA. Richard F. jones Prarie Village, Kansas Delta Tau Delta Economics Young Republicans 1, Men of Song 1,25 Col- umns Staff 2,3,4g Pi Delta Epsilon 4, Debate l,2,3,45 Pi Kappa Delta 1,2,3,4g Campus Players 3,4, Advanced ROTC5 IM's 1,2,3,4g Student Publications Board g Fra- ternity Rush Chairman, Activities Secretary. Kenneth R. Kerckhoff St. Louis Sigma Chi Philosophy Young Republicans 1,2, 3,4, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 25 IM's 1,2,3,4. tr Dorsey W. Jackson Newport, Arkansas Phi Gamma Delta Business Young Democratsg Alpha Phi Omega, IFC 3,4g Fraternity Treasurer and President. Curtis B. Kent St. Louis Delta Tau Delta Business Advanced ROTC. David W. Knarr University City Sigma Chi Philosophy Advanced ROTCg Seab- bard and Blade, Varsity Track 2g IM,s 1,2,3,4g Young Republicans 1,2g Fraternity Vice-President 3, Athletic Chairman 2. Donald H. Lees Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Delta Tau Delta Biology Young Democrats5 Fra- ternity Social Chairman, Activities Chairman, IM's. James D. Mayes Jefferson City Kappa Alpha History Phi Alpha Theta, Secre- tary Student Council 45 IFC 35 Dorm Counselor 35 Political Science Club5 Young Democrats5 IM's 2,3,4. Robert C. McRae Dallas, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Delta Epsilon, Men of Song l,2,3,45 Columns Circulation Manager 45 Fraternity Corresponding Secretary. W. Sam May Ottumwa, Iowa Phi Kappa Psi Biology Men of Song, IFC, Sec- retary 45 Dorm Counse- lor, Departmental As- sistant5 Phi Rho Epsilon, Scabbard and Blade. W. David Mclnnis Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Beta Theta Pi Biology Phi Rho Epsilon 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4 5 Fraternity President 3,45 IFC 3,45 Blue Jay Staff 45 Men of Song 15 Young Republicans 2,3,45 IM,s Departmental Assistant 2,45 Liberal Arts Com- mittee. William J. McSweeney Park Ridge, Illinois Delta Tau Delta Biology IM's5 Varsity Track5 Young Republicans. Stuart G. Meister Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science U.N. Semester5 Political Science Associate 5 Phi Alpha Theta5 Scabbard and Blade 5 Advanced ROTC 5 Liberal Arts Committee5 IFC, IM,s5 Honor Roll 5 Young Re- publicans. Lawrence E. Mendonsa, Jr. Chesterfield Sigma Chi Sociology Fraternity Vice-presi- dent 45 U.C.C.F. 1,25 Young Republicans l,2,35 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2. Stephen A. Miller Lisbon, Iowa Sweazey Hall Association Economics SHA Scholarship Chair- man 2,35 Liberal Arts Comm. 35 U.C.C.F. 2,35 Authors Anonymous 3,45 Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Stu- dent Council 3,45 Col- umns and Blue jay Staffs 2,354 5 William Allen White Award 25 G.E. College Bowl Team 35 Amy Loveman Award 3. David S. Morrill Ponca City, Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Student Body President 45 Junior Class Presi- dent5 Who's Who5 Omi- cron Delta Kappa 3,45 Varsity Wrestling 2,3545 Captain 3 ,4 5 Student Publications Board, Sec- retary 3, Chairman 45 Men of Song 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Secretary and Herald oi fraternity. Robert E. Mellor Rockford, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Economics Young Republicans i,2, 45 Alpha Phi Omega l, 2,45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3,45 WU Club 253,45 Liberal Arts Committee 3,45 Student Associate5 Columns Staff 45 Blue- Jay Staff 35 IM's 1,2,3, 45 Fraternity I.M. Chair- man 2, Administration Committee Chairman 45 Pi Delta Epsilon 45 Sec- retary-Treasurer of Sen- ior Class. Bruce L. Miller Des Moines, Iowa Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chemistry Fraternity Treasurer 35 Pledge Trainer 35 Zeta Tau Delta 45 ODK 45 Freshman Chemistry Award 5 Varsity Swim- rning5 Departmental As- sistant, Young Republi- cans Club5 Math Clubg Chemistry Club. David B. Mitchell Clayton Phi Gamma Delta English Young Republicans Al- pha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4. Roger D. Nail Jefferson City Delta Tau,Delta Biology Young Democrats 2,3,45 IM's 2,3545 Alpha Phi Omega 45 Chemistry Club 45 U.C.C.F. Wade L. Nash University City Beta Theta Pi History Young Republicans 1, 2,3. James E. Outman St. Louis Phi Delta Theta Psychology Varsity Track 1,2,3g WU Club l,2,3g Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3g Russian Club 45 IM's 1,2,3,4. William G. Paul Jefferson City Kappa Alpha Economics Young Republicans 3,4-g Men of Song 3. William M. Norris, Jr. Webster Groves S weazey Hall Association History Phi Alpha Theta 3,4-g S.H.A. Vice-Presidentg IMls 3. Lloyd H. Patton, Jr. Albany Phi Delta Theta English Alpha Phi Omegag Young Republicans 5 Business Manager of Blue Jayg James H. Brooks Bible Prizeg Fraternity Treas- urer, Advanced ROTCg Fraternity Scholarship Chairman. Daniel B. Pendergrass Fulton Phi Kappa Psi Chemistry Zeta Tau Deltag Honor Rollg Departmental As- sistant 2,3,4g Computer Center Assistant 3,4-5 Math Club 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary-treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4-5 Chemistry Club 4, IM,s 3,4. Gus P,Manolis Belle Fontaine Neighbors Phi Delta Theta History Political Science Clubg Young Republicans5 Po- litical Science Associate5 Phi Alpha Theta, presi- dent5 Honor Roll5 Frater- nity Scholarship Chair- man. Robert W. Price, Jr. Lake Charles, Louisiana Beta Theta Pi Economics Fraternity Social Chair- man 2, Pledge Trainer 35 IM's 1,2,3,45 Skulls of Seven 3,4, Grand Mar- shal 45 Associate Stu- dent Advisor 4, IFC 45 Young Republicans 3,4. Jeremiah E. K. Reeves St. Joseph Beta Theta Pi Economics Varsity Track 1,2,3,45 WU Club 1,2,3,4, Con- ference Champion Pole Vaulter 25 IM's 1,2,3,45 Men of Song 15 French Club 1, Scabbard and Blade 3. John M. Rippley Alton, Illinois Beta Theta Pi Political Science Washington Semester 5 Zeta Tau Delta5 Frater- nity Treasurer, Scholar- ship Chairman5 IFC, Po- litical Science Associateg Honor Roll 1,2, Political Science Assistant 4 5 Young Republicans. William C. Pool Fort Worth, Texas Sweazey Hall Association Political Science Alpha Phi Omega 15 Po- litical Science Club 1,25 Young Republicans 1,2, 3,45 Political Science As- sociate 3,4. Roy M. Quick, Jr. LaGrange Park, Illiniis Sweazey Hall Association Economics U.C.C.F. 1,25 Young Republicans 45 S.H.A. Treasurer 2,35 IM's l,2, 3, Advanced ROTC. Harmon L. Remmel III Fayetteville, Arkansas Sigma Chi History Student Council 2,3 3 Honor Commission 2,3, 4, Recorder 35 Skulls of Seven 45 Scabbard and Blade 3,4, Secretary 45 Whois Who5 Fraternity Vice-president 35 Assist- ant Student Advisor 45 Advanced ROTC, Young Republicans 1,2,3,45 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4. H. Steven Roy Ferguson Beta Theta Pi Political Science Men of Song l,3,45 Young Republicans l,2, 3,4, President 2,35 IFC, President 45 Advanced ROTC 5 Phi Alpha Thetag Political Science Associate5 Fraternity Sec- retary 3. Richard R. Sanders Scottsdale, Arizona Beta Theta Pi Biology Varsity Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity Cross-Country 1, 2,3,4, Fraternity Record- ing Secretary 3,4. Robert C. Schmidt, Jr. Belleville, Illinois Beta Theta Pi Economics Fraternity Recording Secretary 3, Young Re- publicans 1,2,3,4, Ad- vanced ROTC 3,4 3 Scabbard and Blade 4, Men of Song 2,3,4, President 4, Russian Club 3, IM's 1. Daniel R. Sheehy Kansas City Beta Theta Pi Political Science Men of Song l,2,3,4, Young Republicans 1,2, 3,4, Political Science As- sociate. Eugene Smith St. Louis Phi Kappa Psi Spanish Fraternity Historian, and Corresponding Secretary. Davoud Sanii-Pour Tehran, Iran S weazey Hall Association Biology Honor Roll, U.C.C.F., Y o u n g Republicans, Young Democrats, Po- litical Science Club. Edward C. Schott Shawnee Mission, Kansas Sigma Chi Biology Dormitory President 1, Freshman Senate 1, De- partmental Assistant 2, 3, Advanced ROTC, Phi Rho Epsilon 3,4, IM's 4, Dorm Counselor 2, Distinguished Military Student 4, Bruce A. Smith Coffeyville, Kansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Varsity Track 1, IM's 1, 2,3,4, Fraternity Athlet- ic and Activities Chair- man 2,3. Larry K. Stauffer Jefferson City Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Fraternity Vice-president 3, Rush Chairman 3,4, Phi Rho Epsilon 3,4, Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4, Presi- dent 4, IM,s, Honor Roll, Departmental As- sistant, Columns Staff, Who's Who, Young Re- publicans 3,4. iX7f?54?lQTw51Nil5 f-Wffcfisitiiigtthida-'fe 'ff- Charles M. Tansey III Farmington, New Mexico Sweazey Hall Asrociation Political Science Young Republicans 2,3,45 Varsity Track 15 Politi- cal Science Club 1,25 S.H.A. Secretary5 IM,s 1,2,3,4. William R. Uhlemann III Highland Park, Illinois Sigma Chi English Fraternity Social Chair- man5 Young Republi- cans5 Varsity Wrestling. B. Banks Wagener, Jr. Fulton Kappa Alpha Economics Men of Song 2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Advanced ROTC 3,45 Distinguished Mili- tary Student 45 Scabbard and Blade 45 Depart- mental Assistant 35 IM's 1,2,3,4. Wade H. Tisdale Boonville Phi Kappa Psi Economics IM's 1,2,3,45 Young Democrats 2,35 Political Science Club 1,25 IFC 3,45 Student Council 2, 35 Fraternity President 3,4. Steven W. Vogeding Des Peres Delta Tau Delta Economics Fraternity Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 ODK, President 45 Skulls of Seveng Pi Delta Epsilon5 Scabbard and Blade 5 Student Council 35 Var- sity Basketball l,2,3,45 Secretary-Treasurer Jun- ior Classg W Club5 Who's Who. Yung Mau Wang Hong Kong Biology Sweazey Hall Association -ww-i-bww-'--ii Loftin E. White Tulsa, Oklahoma Phi Delta Theta English Alpha Phi Omega 1,25 Young Republicans 1,2, 35 Sgt. at Arms of Fresh- man and Sophomore Classesg Student Senate 1, IM's l,2,3,4l-g Frater- nity Rush Chairman 35 Liberal Arts Committee 3. Eugene Powers Weber, Jr. Olney, Illinois Phi Delta Theta Political Science Alpha Phi Omega 5 Young Democrats 1, 2,3,4g Dorm Counselor 2,3, Student Council, Phi Alpha Theta, Politi- cal Science Associate, Honor Commission 2,3, 4, U.N. Semester, Skulls of Seveng ODK, Honor Roll 1,2,35 Zeta Tau Delta, Who's Who 3 Student liberal Arts Committee g Fraternity Historian, Vice-president, President. Richard M. Wellons Arlington, Mass. Phi Kappa Psi Biology Cross Country 1,2,4g Varsity Track l,2,3,4g NWN Club 1,2,3,4g IM's 1,2,3g Alpha Phi Omega 1, Fraternity Scholarship Chairman. Timothy T. Zell Fulton Psychology U.C.C.F. 15 Alpha Phi Omega 1, Departmental Assistant, Radio advisor for schools. eg N In fgt v I ' 'Q i , I x P , . 2 YK 4 'if' .ig lui., n DR. NA SIR A L-HA NI AMEA SSAD OR OF IRA Q T0 THE UNITED STA TES OUR OWN SOUNDS THE PA UL WINTER JAZZ SEXTET fii?g!L?4H ' me ig! Thomas Allaway Park Ridge, Illinois Ed Baldwin, Jr. Kennett Richard Barnum, jr. Springfield, Pennsylvania Wesley Bayles Alton, Illinois Flynn Beharry Couva, Trinidad John S. Boggs, Jr. Arkansas City, Kansas William Boose Falls City, Nebraska Clark Bradshaw Abilene, Kansas Stephen D. Bransford St. Louis Arthur R. Brummett, Jr. Leawood, Kansas William L. Buchanan Muskogee, Oklahoma John Burwell Minneapolis, Minnesota Alan Buzzard Quincy, Illinois Robert Calahan Ft. Eustis, Virginia John Camden Kansas City David Campbell Mt. Vernon, Illinois Fred Carr St. Louis . Howard K. Chadwick Shawnee Mission, Kansas Bob Choplin Independence Michael Clarke Oklahoma City, Oklahom L1 WESTMI TER 1966 4'-19 5 , I 1 ! I - . A . - 36 .g.if.:.--- -N i- H, if Vyly Lgg, ..,.,,, , , ,lzz .. V... I i s H lil fd , I 'E+ cv, ,. ,'. . .. .Y -569 .1 - . , ' - fwfr- A as i t KV? 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Howe, Jr. Kirkwood Richard Hubbell S pringyield Robert Hudson Muskogee, Oklahoma Jon F. Jarrett Kirkwood Craig Jones DeSoto Clarke Kendall Tulsa, Oklahoma Carlton King Tulsa, Oklahoma Frederick Krempin Rochester, New York Samuel Licklider Leawood, Kansas James C. Martin jeferson City Dennis McDaniel Kirkwood Perrin McEwen St. Louis Vernon Mclntire Pacific Marshall Medlin Tulsa, Oklahoma Andrew Michel Owensville Robert Middleton Kansas City Warren Miller Oklahoma City, Oklahoma George Morledge, III Wynne, Arkansas Franklin Nistendirk jonesburg Robert Parker Loudonville, New York John Peacock Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Charles Peters Kansas City Charles Pilcher Omaha, Nebraska Dave Powell Afton Henry Randle Claremore, Oklahoma Clayton Read Bland Franklin Reaves Kansas City Lyman Pete Rhodes Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Hideya Saito Takasaki, japan Roger Scrivner East St. Louis, Illinois Judson Sevy St. joseph Edward Sheppard Herndon, Virginia Robert Strnad Riverside, Illinois Gary Taylor Fulton Thomas Thomas Louisiana Barry Todd St. Louis Tom Treece, Jr. Butler Virgil Trotter Monticello, Arkansa Chiu Y. Tung New York, New York Carl Turnquist Boulder, Colorado Nick Vandenburg Clayton Robert Vogt St. Louis Ronald Wade Rockford, Illinois Ronald Weller Leawood, Kansas Charles L. Wilson Cape Girardeau Edward Wion University City Walter Zimmerman Festus WES TMINS TER 1967 39 Ernest R. Ackerman Fair Haven, New jersey Thomas R. Alt St. Louis Alan M. Atkins Mexico Peter J. Baldes Albany, New York Lawrence M. Barnes Mexico John N. Baumstark St. Louis Richard A. Black Tulsa, Oklahoma Darrell L. Bohannon Frederick, Oklahoma Stephen F. Brauer St. Louis Howard K. Bridges, Jr. Webster Groves John P. Broach Tulsa, Oklahoma Robert J. Brooks Peekskill, New York Eric J. Brumm St. Louis Charles B. Carden Tulsa, Oklahoma James E. Carley Tulsa, Oklahoma Roger Carlisle Tulsa, Oklahoma Thomas R. Carlock Ardmore, Oklahoma Patrick Caudill Hobart, Oklahoma Larry C. Collins Denver, Colorado Thomas B. Collins Hutchinson, Kansas Gary A. Combs Shawnee, Oklahoma John V. D. Crary Topeka, Kansas James A. Crookston Mexico Charles A. Daniel Decatur, Illinois Sam B. Daube Ardmore, Oklahoma James G. Davis Vicksburg, Mississippi Forrest M. Decker Quincy, Illinois M. Bruce DeMurio Albany, New York William M. Duff Houston James E. Dull Mt. Vernon, Illinois James T. Dye Mexico John L. Elliott Albuquerque, New Mexico John F. Ellis Springheld James G. Fehrle Tulsa, Oklahoma Robert H. Fellows Tulsa, Oklahoma James G. Finot St. Louis John C. Francis, Jr. Greenwich, Connecticut Donald R. Garrison Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Andrew H. Graham Kirkwood James N. Gravemann Augusta Steven L. Haas Tulsa, Oklahoma Howard M. Halbert Festus Donald P. Hale, Jr. Godfrey, Illinois James W. Hallar Holden Douglas A. Handel Oklahoma City, Oklahoma John D. Harwood Tulsa, Oklahoma Thomas F. Hewes Gulfport, Mississippi Roger D. Hill Liberty, Illinois James E. Hindman, Jr. Des Peres Edward A. Hobler New York, New York Ernest V. Hodge Kansas City John L. Hodnett Webster Groves Gordon B. Ide St. joseph William S. Jenks, III Rolla Rene J. Kendzior Franklin, Pennsylvania James M. King Belleville, Illinois Kent S. Kissinger St. Louis John E. Launder, III Kansas City John M. Lavin Brentwood '13 Qt N' ts. :a:g,,.. as 4 n My K 5 ease .af f- 1 -wif. .asf Q gi .. 'ls .. N G! , -- ..s,,...., ,.,..,,,,,.,, , . 1, . :. ref -. -.sex M f ' H e. I . .,k1 . . 3, saw- 9 I! l -9 f 5 ? or N . if gs! Q4 4 Y., 'vii - .--' fat' i I 2 all li . rf s ee, L - ii .. - L l ,, . : , l --V f'1' '1 ' l . S E 1'L :: , Q 41 Edward S. Lebens Long Island, New York John S. Leffen Joplin Andrew E. Leslie El Campo, Texas Thomas F. Liepsner Kansas City Ross W. Livermore Germantown, Tennessee Pierre Loomis Canton, Connecticut Lester L. Lueking St. Louis George R. Lytle St. Louis John F. March Fulton John C. Matherly Cincinnati, Ohio James D. McCollum St. Louis Daniel G. McCoy Webster Groves Dalton B. Mclnnis Oklahoma City, Oklahoma James A. McKechnie Cazenovia, New York Alfred C. McWhirter Kansas City William N. Mehornay Kansas City Norman K. Merrell Kittredge. Colorado James L. Middleton St. Louis David B. Miller jackson Tom G. Montgomery Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Porter H. Morgan Oklahoma City, Oklahoma James C. Morton Duncan, Oklahoma Ronald L. Naylor Plymouth, Indiana Craig Peacock Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Larry J. Peterson St. Louis Phillip C. Rice Kansas City Ronald W. Schafer Tulsa, Oklahoma Harry M. Schmidt Dallas, Texas Norbert W. Scholle, Jr. ilfluskegon, Michigan Frederick R. Schuepfer St. Louis Douglas W. Scott St. Louis William M. Scruggs Joplin Roy Lee Selby Tulsa, Oklahoma James T. Shaw Hermann Kent Lee Smith Tulsa, Oklahoma Rowland D. Stanield Tulsa, Oklahoma Daniel L. Stanley, III Joplin Norman C. Straker Cincinnati, Ohio Joseph E. Sturgess Kansas City E. Bradford Taylor Kansas City Eric F. Tremayne Glendale George S. Triefenbach Biigeton Stanley T. Urban Parkzfille Steven J. Vincent Kansas City Thomas A. Weil University City Ralph W. Wells Shawnee Mission, Kansas Richard F. Wells Shawnee Mission, Kansas David A. Wildman Kansas City Oliver A. Williams Kirkwood Charles C. Wilson Leawood, Kansas Ernest C. Winters Kansas City Robert C. Wurmstedt Park Ridge, Illinois Roderick L. Young T East St. Louis, Illinois WES TMINS TER 1968 Charles J. Adams Muncie, Indiana Paul Alexander Oklahoma City, Oklahoma William R. Allen, Jr. Kansas City, Kansas Dallas Dean Anthony Springfield Michael P. Atkinson Tulsa, Oklahoma Samuel G. Barnes MeCredie Barry R. Bayless Muskogee, Oklahoma Bruce C. Bayless Oklahoma City, Oklahoma James L. Beane Centfalia Thomas A. BeDell Alton, Illinois 42 Danny Lee Birdsong Pacific Raymond A. Blum Larned, Kansas Frank W. Bonan Mcleansboro, Illinois William N. Bouras St. Louis David H. Boyce Independence Robert S. Bressler, Jr. St. Louis Bruce K. Brookby Bartlesuille, Oklahoma Daniel K. Brookshire Guntersville, Alabama Timothy L. Burns Belleville, Illinois John Curtis 'Cable Muskogee, Oklahoma James T. Carrender, Jr. Lexington Nick T. Cave, II Fulton Gregory S. Chalmers Tulsa, Oklahoma James R. Clarke Shawnee, Oklahoma Edward D. Cosden, Jr. Darien, Connecticut Jack E. Counts, Jr. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Albert Lee Cox Sikeston Frederick M. Cozad Park Ridge, Illinois Gilbert F. Craig, Jr. St. Louis Douglas A. Creek Raytozun Gordon E. Crosby, III Ridgewood, New jersey Michael E. Curley Prairie Village, Kansas Homer W. Davis Alton, Illinois Stephen R. Deaton Tulsa, Oklahoma Michael K. Defiel Oklahoma City, Oklahoma James Lee Derra Omaha, Nebraska William Dooley Wynne, Arkansas Johnathan M. Eld Far Hills, New jersey Richard K. Elder Salem, Illinois Joseph D. Emmons Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Stephen G. England Rolla Roger C. Essig Columbus, Ohio James S. Farris Ozvensville Franklyn F. Finks Kansas City Stephen A. Finley Tulsa, Oklahoma Kenneth F. Fischer Ayrton George C. Fischer Tulsa, Oklahoma Gary F. Folk Leawood, Kansas Michael G. Fox Schenectady, New York Harold T. Garvin, Jr. Duncan, Oklahoma Anthony Gerrard Park Ridge, Illinois Douglas B. Gibson Kirkwood Philip E. Glenn Fulton John D. Greenlease Shawnee Mission, Kansas Richard L. Gruenewald Florissant. . Allen Hale Loves Park, Illinois Allen Capps Hall Scottsdale, Arizona Griffith A. Hamlin, Jr. Fulton Terry E. Hammer St. Louis Robert Ray Harris Glen Rock, New Iersey William S. Hatch, III Independence William F. Hays Herrin, Illinois Dietrich Hedenkamp, IH St. Louis Rex A. Hefiey Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Alan Charles Henderson Webster Groves James L. Henderson Ponca City. Oklahoma Erik L. Hewlett Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jay Lynn Hoecker Ft. Worth, Texas William A. Hoffman Hannibal John D. Hopkins Boonville Richard H. Horseman Mission, Kansas Don D. Howe Ponca City, Oklahoma John T. Howe Ponca City, Oklahoma Edward D. Howey Independence Christopher Huehnergarth Kansas City Richard K. Huflstutter Boonville Joseph L. Hull, III Tulsa, Oklahoma Don F. Idle Columbia David L. Jennings jefferson City Donald R. Johnson, Jr. Tulsa, Oklahoma We s g ' 'Q' lift . 3 W ,. . iw ,ff V . ., f, . ,s ll .. e ee . i .... Q , . ... - s e t Q J' W as .A ' VS' N 3 'ss si . F L4 ,l A tw H L. ... :ig 1 31'- ' Na QR 1 - 1.22 .kk ax G 'Ss . . ff 3 .1- 4 .3 L E Y v,s,..gXg9,lx it V ' , i T' , i . s I ':' X, adam ,,' H c 1 4. :,- Vi. K gf M. veg., , .'i'l :' i.t.. ' 1. H .1 .. I -K L JL it i ' d Y vw- . - V lf s. - 3 ' .,.. . . i iiiiiiiii H if J. in 3 ' Q A IFJ. gy if M - .,..... 1- . 7-9 V 'V' A L. 4 A A ll '.' ' 1 5 44 . 5 Q if 2 ,sf 1. E iifgll l 6 o is s at as . fs 1' ' A U s s ' aff .Wiz 4:1 W ve. 4. ew gf K .- is .. 1 E1 V ff Q ...Q-... as L. 4 5 3 1 ij ,. Q is 5 ea S s. ,rgvhl t i ,,--'L i 'Y 'I tw .t A i E552 .al K ' 14 if ii , F' H 45 Robert Paul Johnson Bartlesville, Oklahoma Jeffrey Clay Jones Shawnee Illission, Kansas Philip L. Jordan, Jr. Tulsa, Oklahoma Spencer M. Kagan Revere, Alassaehusetts Robert H. Karandjeff Granite City, Illinois Craig P. Kayser Houston, Texas John Marshall Kelly jeferson Ctiy Richard F. Kennedy Enid, Oklahoma Edward L. Kent, III Houston, Texas John F. Kidwell Wichita Falls, Texas Lawrence R. Kitsmiller St. Louis Carl W. Lange, III Glendale Gregory A. Lawrence Fulton Larry F. Leslie Clayton Paul T. Liggitt Rock Island, Illinois Ralph S. Lilly Springfield Jed Arthur Lohmann Stillwater, Oklahoma John Coleman Long Overland Park, Kansas Richard A. Long Hyde Park, New York Donald H. Lovett Florissant William Lowry St. Louis Marc H. McClure St. joseph David N. McCullough, Jr. San 'Antonio, Texas James Norman McDonald Pleasant Hill Steven McCavic Leawood, Kansas Nicholas A. McKinney Wilton, Connecticut Daniel Macdonald Evanston, Illinois Daniel D. MacDougall Keokuk, Iowa Peter A. MacKercher, II Ponca City, Oklahoma Stephen R. Martin Lincoln, Nebraska Albert E. Mason Chillicothe Ralph E. Matkin Kansas City Michael L. Midyett Carrollton Charles R. Monroe Carbondale. Illinois Anthony R. Morgenthau Peoria, Illinois David R. Morris Wichita Falls, Texas Monroe W. Mountford DeSoto George R. Muehlhauser Belleville, Illinois Jim Florey Murphy Amarillo, Texas Frank W. Nesbitt, HI Kerrville, Texas Robert K. Newsom Fulton John V. OlKeefe Shawnee Mission, Kansas James T. Oliver Chillicothe Terry D, O'Neal Ballwin Donald W. Pageler Wamego, Kansas David T. Peters Kansas City Theodore J. Planje Rolla Donald L. Ponder Topeka, Kansas Carl J. Porchey, Jr. Festus Richard A. Pundmann St. Charles Dennis F. Quinn Morristown, New jersey James R. Reynolds Cape Girardeau Daniel L, Rickett Crawfordsville, Indiana John R. Ridings Hamilton Reece M. Riley Farmington, New Mexico Mark D. Robeson Shawnee, Kansas James L. Rogers Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Richard S. Ruprecht Tulsa, Oklahoma Martin Z. Satz Clayton Walter W. Schmidt Nutley, New fersey C. William Schulze Blue Springs John A. Schwartz Clayton Robert L. Seaman Fulton Henry T. Sethney Tulsa, Oklahoma Theodore T. Shackelford, III Tulsa, Oklahoma Thomas W. Shearer Shawnee Mission, Kansas Byron B. Sherman Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Roger A. Shores Shawnee Mission, Kansas David A. Shuttee Enid, Oklahoma Stephen W. Sikes Sikeston 4-v-'F Daryl L. Smith Independence Michael C. Smith Wagoner, Oklahoma Steven Dowes Smith Kansas City Richard V. Snyder Clayton Colin W. Stahlhut Kirkwood Alexander J. Standish Portsmouth, New Hampshire Richard G. Stoll, Jr. Chickasha, Oklahoma David H. Stubbs Cape Girardeau Terry J. Teter Bridgeton James Alan Tharp Meadoille Leslie H. Trotter Poplar Bluff Carl H. Trowbridge Shawnee Iblission, Kansas Franklin D. Trowt, Jr. Wenham, Ikfassachusetts Krijn R. Visser Holland Kenneth P. Wagner Kirkwood Dustin T. Ward Tulsa, Oklahoma Calvin S. Watson Cairo, Illinois Francis H. Wemple, Jr, Port Washington, New York Herbert H. White Shawnee Mission, Kansas David B. Wilderman Orange Park, Florida Jarvis E, Williams, Jr. Shawnee Illission, Kansas Lewis A. Williams Brownstown, Illinois Dale H. Wilson Ft. Smith, Arkansas Richard S. Wimrner Belleville, Illinois Richard G. Winn Fulton John M. York Racine, Wisconsin Robert L. Young Belleville, Illinois 3533? I ,yr ,,,..'4' ,.-v ,r 1 fi' 'll W M ,W 'in 5. ..., 'Mk-N. ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION C1 to fb RUFFNER, WELD, ZUVEKAS, HASHIMI, AND ELLIS. HISTORY QI to rp PARRISH, HAMILTON, KEISER, AND JONES. X Akai ,Q , 1 YQ,Z2?I L l2i2P3y37355'f1lf:A Q if Fix,--Lgfif. . .iiswf f .seifffgfgfs , fg1:.fY.s5T?Z95g? flzhgafif . Y ,gkixl laik , wx Q K vl-v 4, O Af' XM? S, Wigs! mi .R X 2 0 Q. 5 PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION C1 to rj FULLER AND MCADAM. CHEMISTRY fl to rj BRAUER, MCCREIGHT SCHULTZ, AND SCHAEFFER 'Hu fa - M ,fx W f 7 rg. . - LA' As3zeh'f' ff I fa 1 5 ,.A, A MQW? , L' ' QM? 5 , H f 13? J? .Aff 2? Q, ,, ,FSL A YV... h .YF L, Mggg, ,, ,UIQ 4. ,JF Qu. CLASSICS Cl to rj HOERBER AND MORRISON. Q Q A A A LSA' 3 5 PHYSICAL EDUCA TIOJV fl to ry KANEHL AND FLYNN. SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY' Cl to rp MATTHEWS AND DONOVAN. BIOLOGY C1 to fy HINDE, FICKESS, WINN, AND WILLIAMS. -,fri Q f'1f.,A, POLITICAL SCIENCE I Q1 to fp KERR, HORTON, AND WEL PHYSICS Q1 to fp CLAUSS AND WINTERS. MA 'THEMA TICS Q1 to rp WARD, SLOSS, WILLIAMS, AND BARROW rw-mug ADMISSIO S KARL BERNINGER J. C. BOND OKLAHOMA KANSAS CITY ., -, . YL' via, V Ya ' 'I if- ,I pink' Q f JOHN C. CORPORON F, R. ELLINGSON ST. LOUIS CHICAGO SAM R. BUTLER DENVER E ,II A r SIIII 3 JACK SWAN EAST COAST 3 A' H .5 54-CGW., CLARENCE C. KEEL DEAN OF .ADMISSIONS TO STIMULA TE HIS MIND THE FA CULTT Robert L. D. Davidson f1955l, A.B., M.A., Ed.D., LL.D. President A.B., LL.D., Dickinson College, M.A., Ed.D., Temple University Edward K. Williams fl963j, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.9f Dean of the College B.A., DePauw College, M.A., University of Wyoming, Ph.D., Cornell University Donald Bishop Gordon f1936j , B.A., M.A. Assistant Dean, Registrar and Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Westminster College, M.A., Washington University Frank Brooke Sloss 11941 , B.A., M.S., Ph.D? Assistant Dean and John Harvey Scott Professor of Mathematics B.A., Westminster College, M.S., Brown University, Ph.D., Northwestern Univer- sity John E. Marshall f1955j, B.A. Dean of Men B.A., Westminster College Cameron D. Day Cl928j, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Distinguished Service Professor of Biology, Emeritus B.A., Central Wesleyan College, M.A., Ph.D., University of Kansas Homer Thorsten Larsen 119435, B.A., M.A. Professor of Economics and Business Administration, Emeritus, John Rice, Professor of Economics, the Chair Endowed in Memory of Mrs. William E. Guy B.A., Oberlin College, M.A., University of Michigan Eugene F. Kimbrell fl929l, B.A., M.A. Professor of Physical Education, Emeritus B.A., Westminster College, M.A., Columbia University Leif Christopher Dahl 119303, B.A., M.A., Diplome De La Sorbonne, Litt. DFG Distinguished Service Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Concordia, College, Diplome de l'Institut de Phonetique, University of Paris, Diplome de l'Ecole de Preparation de Professeurs a l,Etranger, University of Paris, M.A., University of Wisconsin, Litt. D., Westminster College John W. Randolph C1943j B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D'f Distinguished Service Professor and A.P. Green Professor of English Literature B.A., Central College, M.A., Ph.D. Vanderbilt University, LL.D., Drury College John A. Gates f1947j, B.A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D? Distinguished Service Professor and Potts Professor of Philosophy B.A., Parsons College, B.D., McCormick Seminary, M.A., Northwestern Univer- versity 5 Ph.D., Yale University Chester Alexander f1938l,A.B., Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D Research Professor of Sociology A.B., University of New Brunswick, Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago Chairman of the Department 55 Roger Winters fl942l, B.A., M.A.? Charless Professor of Physics B.A., University of Kansasg M.A., University of Missouri Robert G. Hoerber fl947j, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.? Professor of Greek and Latin B.A., Concordia Seminary 5 M.A., Ph.D., Washington University David Horton Cl947j, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 9 Professor of Political Science B.A., M.A., Washington Universityg Ph.D., Harvard University Robert W. McCreight fl953j, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.? Professor of Chemistry B.S., Monmouth Collegeg MS., Ph.D., State University of Iowa William W. Bleifuss Cl950j, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Liberty Professor of English B.S., Wlinona State Teachers Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., University of Minnesota Richard Karl Ellis fl952Q, B.A., Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Business Administrationg Endowed Chair in Eco nomics B.A., Iowa Wesleyan Collegeg Ph.D., State University of Iowa Paul G. Morrison fl957Q, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.'l' Librarian With Rank of Professor A.B., Southern Methodist Universityg M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago John V. Bosch C1957j, B.S., Ed.M., Ed.D. Professor of Economics and Business Administration B.S., Ed.M., Ed.D., University of Pennsylvania Lorne K. McAdam f1957j, B.A., B.Ed., Ed.D. Callaway County Professor of Psychology and Education B.A., B.Ed., University of British Columbiag Ed.D., University of Wyoming Esteban Vargas-Vales U94-9j, B.A., M.A. Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Bethany Collegeg M.A., Columbia University Harold F. Schaeffer Cl959j, B.Sc., M.Sc. Professor of Chemistry B.Sc., Muhlenberg Collegeg M.Sc., University of New Hampshire K. S. Wei C1959j, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Oriental Studies B.A., St. John's University, M.A., Ph.D., johns Hopkins University Russell M. Jones Cl954j, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History B.A., DePauw University 5 M.A., Ph.D., University of Missouri Leon C. Wilkerson fl954Q, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English B.A., Wofford Collegeg M.A., Peabody Collegeg Ph.D., Vanderbilt University 'Chairman of the Department 'l' Deceased 56 Gale L. Fuller 119555, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology and Education A.B., Hastings College, M.A., University of Omaha, Ph.D., University of Wyom- ing Henry Clay Niles f1952j, B.A., B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D. Daniel Shaw Gage Professor of Bible and Religion B.A., Mississippi College, B.D., Columbia Theological Seminary, S.T.M., Har- vard Divinity School, Ph.D., Harvard University William E. Parrish 419553, Bs., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History B.S., Kansas State College, M.A., Ph.D., University of Missouri Howard P. Hinde fl963j, A.B., M.S., Ph.D.+ Professor of Biology A.B., Park College, M.S., University of Oklahoma, M.S., Yale University, Ph.D. Stanford University William Hamilton fl962j, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Visiting Professor of History B.A., Westminster College, M.A., University of Missouri, Ph.D,, University of Wisconsin Raymond E. Kanehl C1958j, BS? Professor of Physical Education B.S., University of Kansas Clyde Raymond Barrow fl947j, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics, Endowed Chair in Mathematics B.A., Westminster College, M.A., University of Missouri A. Thomas Matthews 41959j, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.? Professor of Sociology and Anthropology B.A., M.A., State College of Washington, Ph.D., Cornell University Christian E. Hauer, Jr. f1959j, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Bible A.B., Birmingham-Southern College 3 B.D., Vanderbilt University Divinity School, Ph.D., Vanderbilt University Edric A. Weld, Jr. C1959j, B.A., M.A.? Associate Professor of Economics B.A., Harvard University, M.A., Yale University Hamid E. Flynn 419543, Bs., M.Ed. Associate Professor of Physical Education, Director of Athletics B.S., Culver-Stockton College, M.Ed., University of Missouri Ernest H. K. Hillard 419595, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Librarian With Rank of Assistant Professor B.A., M.A., University of Chicago, Ph.D., University of Illinois 'Chairman of the Department 57 Charles W. Kerr C1959Q, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science B.A., Southeast Missouri State Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., University of Missouri Rasool M. H. Hashimi fl96Oj, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Economics B.A., Higher Teachers' Training College, Baghdad 5 M.A., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Mrs. John W. Randolph C1944l, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor in English B.A., Central Collegeg M.A., Vanderbilt University Douglas R. Fickess f1962Q, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., M.S., University of Oklahomag Ph.D. University of Missouri D. Hugh Fleming fl962j, B.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music B.Mus., University of Louisville School of Music Ben T. Winn f1962j, B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology B.A., University of Californiag M.S., University of Utah Robert Fehrenbach C1959Q, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor in English B.A., Westminster Collegeg M.A., Vanderbilt University Jack K. Ward C1962j, B.A., M.A., M.B.S. Assistant Professor in Mathematics B.A., M.A., San Jose State Collegeg M.B.S., University of Colorado Jose Antonio Arencibia-Castellano C1963j, A.B., M.A. Exchange Assistant Professor of Spanish A.B., M.A., University La Laqunag A.B., M.A., University of Madrid Charles W. Brauer, Jr. C1963j, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., Central Missouri State Collegeg M.S., Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy John H. Keiser f1963j, B.S.Ed., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History B.S.Ed., Eastern Illinois Universityg M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University Robert E. Williams C1963j, B.S.Ed., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.S.Ed., M.A., University of Missouri Roy A. Ruffner f196Oj, B.A., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration B.A., Westminster Collegeg M.B.A., Washington University 58 Luther L. Clauss, Jr. f1964j, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., The Citadelg M.S., West Virginia University, Graduate Work at Univer- sity of South Carolina Louis P. Donovan f1964j, B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Anthropology B.A., San Jose State Collegeg M.S., University of Missouri Edward H. Henderson Cl964j, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of Philosophy B.A., Southwestern Universityg M.S., Tulane University, Graduate work at Tulane William B. Huntley, Jr. f1964j , A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Bible and Chaplain of the College A.B., Ph.D., Duke Universityg B.D., Yale University John E. Schultz C1964j, B.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.A., Westminster Collegeg Ph.D., University of Illinois Henry W. Williams f1964j, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., Southern Methodist Universityg M.S., And Pre-doctorate, Utah State Uni- versity Clarence Zuvekas, Jr. 119645, B.A. Assistant Professor of Economics B.A., John Hopkins Universityg Pre-doctorate, Washington University Mrs. Robert Fehrenbach 119605, B.A., M.A.T. Instructor in English B.A., Hollins Collegeg M.A.T, Vanderbilt University Calvin H. Stoney Q1961Q, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Speech B.A., Carroll Collegeg M.A., Central Missouri State College Mrs. Chester Alexander fl958j, Ph.B. Instructor in Russian Ph.B., DePaul University Mrs. Richard Dixon f1962j, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Romance Language A.B., Mount Holyoke Collegeg A.M., Middlebury College David F. Doyle q1963y, B.A., Ms. Instructor In English B.A., Westminster College 5 M.S., University of Wisconsin 59 Erna Hirschwehr Cl963j, B.A., Ph.D. Instructor in German B.A., Barat College, Ph.D., University of Vienna Hind Kadry Matthews C1963j, BA., M.A., Ed.D. Instructor in Arabic B.A., American University, M.A., Ed.D., Stanford University Thomas C. Bailey Cl964j, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English B.A., Oberlin College, M.A., University of Missouri Iacques Robert C1964j, Bac., Licence Instructor of French Bac., Le Puy, France, Licence de Lettres, University of Lyon George E. Tutt Cl964j, B.A., M.A. Artist in Residence B.A., Wfestminster College, M.A., University of Missouri THE ADMINISTRA T10 President of the College Dr. R. L. D. Davidson Dean of the College Dr. Edward K. 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WHY THEN ILE FIT YOU HIERONYMO'S MAD AGAINl THUS FROM THE SEEDS OF THE PAST COME MEN ETERNAL T S. ELLI O Yr 4 f' f'f 'w MW sf 'i4' am, n 1 X Nl! 'S xg? 55 1? . wing A K, ARK 4 'if -,giluigx wig, M. ,. We - 3 4 .W U WRE TLERS SHOW PR OM! E FOR NEXT TEAR 4 L. to R., B5 R. Brunk, B. Scruggs, D. Morrill, M. Defiel, T. Weil, Tg R. Bennett, J. Hull, B. Coffey, M. Satz, Coach Kanehl. The wrestling season at Westminster was sporadi- cally successful during the 1964-1965 season. In com- piling a 4-5 record, the team worked at various times with losses of three first-position men to in- jury or sickness. Most successful point winners for the year were Eric Trernayne at 130 with an 8f--'fl record and David Morrill, team captain at 157, with a 7-2 record. Bill Scruggs wrestled the full year at 177. Rick Brunk at 167, Marty Satz at 137, and Joe Hull at 147, were all Freshmen starters with some of the best ability ever seen here at the college. They will all keep the team a threat for the next three years. Bob Coffey was out of action much of the season, but still displays the smoothest style of any man in the conference. Much shifting was done among the little men, Mike Deiiel, Rusty Bennett, and Tom Weil, as they held down the 123-pound class. POOL RECORDS BROKE BT SWIMMERS l L. to R., B, P. Fowler, B. Johnson, N. Vandenburg, T, G. Chalmers, L. Seaman, R. Krempin, Coach Kanehl. The Westminster swimming team met tough com- petition this year amid an active conference. The Blue Jays, whose virility was injured by the loss of a well rounded senior class, found their depth weakened. In spite of the short-coming, several school records were set at the home pool. Jack Cam- den set a new school record in the 200 yard breast stroke and Rick Krempin set records in the 200 and 500 yard freestyle. The team looks forward to a strong freshman class to strengthen its standing in the 1965-1966 season, when the men will be led by Rick Krempin as they were this season by Jack Camden. jA rs FLT HIGH A T SEA SON'S CL USE L. to R., B5 B. Nixon, B. Monroe, T. Howell, D. Birdsong, D. Deschamp, T, Coach Flynn, D. Jennings, S. Vogeding, A. Michel, C. Read, R. Hamilton. The Westminster basketball team lost another bid for a winning season but finished with a respectable 7-12 record, including a tie for fourth place in the MCAU Conference. The Blue Jays started out slowly but Hnished strong- ly by winning four of their last five games at home. The Blue Jays were hampered by the injury of Rick Cozad, a 6'6 freshman forward, who played in only three games. Also, several key players dropped out of school at mid-year and thus weakened the Blue Jay bench. On the brighter side, several players ranked high in MCAU Conference statistics. Junior Andy Michel led the league in rebounding for the second straight year. Freshman Bob Monroe led the league in free-throw shooting. The consistent scor- ing of Clayton Read and Bob Hamilton helped keep the Blue Jays in contention throughout the season. in 1 fi we 2 1 s l 5 11' y FL V .fgi 5 i f - gr ,,, ,Lf , i .2 MWQM .,,L3gfs.,:i' 3 W . Pg HSE' , W , ' ,wg 1 , . , ,sk I gggj In ' , 'fi k f 2. gf . . f I fi 'Vi pf 'zgiitf . . ,,,,. , , ,W,, L, V '- Q 1: h' fig? ffl 1 4 - 1, .. - -. Q , Amy Q ' H .1 4- f 5,8 iff G: X me AQAQN , an ? , f in 5' ' iw . . , . 1,314 . gr? , Li ' vs 'iw' M- W f ' MN is I HARD LUCK PLAGL ED THE DIAMO D ME 1 L to R, B, S. Triefenbach, B. Hamilton, B. Mellor, B. Ward, Hopkins, T, Coach Flynn, W. Zimmerman, Karandjeff, D. Campion, M, B. Nixon, M. Curley, D. C. Read, B. Monroe, D. Birdsong. The Blue Jays finished this year's diamond competi- tion with a 5-win, 8-loss over-all record. The Jay's were 4-6 in the Hnal MCAU standings. The season was somewhat disappointing as the Jays, who had several returning lettermen, were expected to be fighting for the conference crown. Freshman catcher Bill Nixon led the team in hitting with a .360 mark and was followed by Senior Robert Hamilton who led the team in home runs. Most of the pitching was handled by right-handers Walt Zimmerman and Bob Monroe, and left-hander Clay Read. The outlook for next year's team looks promising as the Jays lose only 3 members off the year's young team. my URIE HURT CI DER CHA CE L to R, B5 R. Livermore, S. Downs, B. McSweeny, B. Muehlhauser, E. Hewlett, J. McDonald, Doc Schweitzer, The 1965 season was disappointing for coach Ray Kanehl and his Westminster College track squad. With only a few veterans returning and a limited number of new men to give the squad depth, the team found itself with victories over only Illinois College and Tarkio. Fine efforts were made by seniors Rich Allen, Bill McSweeny and Dave Knarr. But with the return of ever improving men like Joe Sturgess, Rick Schuepfer, and newcomers Jim McDonald, Bob T, D. Knarr, J. Sturgess, R. Allen, R. Schuepfer, A. Michel, D. Gibson, B. Scruggs, R. Sanders, Coach Kanehl. Muehlhauser, Doug Gibson, Erik Hewlett, and Scott Downs, Westminster can look forward to a finer season next year. The highlight of the season came at the con- ference trackmeet, where Veteran Dave Knarr to- taled 13 points, placing in four events and setting a new conference and school record with an effort of 43'1W in hop, step and jump to give Westminster a fifth place in the standings. NETME REEL ILD WH L. to R. B5 R. Selby, M. McNeese, D. Handel, K. Masterson, T, P. Barnes, G. Holske, T. Horn, Coach Sloss. The tennis team, composed of eight men, closed its season with a 4-3 record. The wins included defeats of Culver Stockton, Wfilliam Jewell, Missouri Valley, and Rolla. Defeated by Missouri University, Drury, and Central Methodist, the team began to prepare for the conference tournament. Pete Barnes, Tony Horn, and George Holske were eliminated in the quarter-finals, Lee Selby was beaten in the semi- finals, and Doug Handel and Mike McNeese made the finals before meeting defeat. Holske and Horn, winning in the doubles, brought the tournament to a fourth place standing for Westminster. The season ended, despite difficulties, with a favorable showing. jA rs CA PTURE THIRD L. to R., Coach Gordon, Carley, C. Kalen, Edgar, T. Carlock, B. Buchanan, P. Alex- ander. Westminster finished third in the MCAU to Drury and William Jewell. It was a rebuilding year for ,the Jays, who were hampered by graduation losses land the ineligibility of letterman Ray Neidergerke. LThe linksmen still managed their traditional win- ning season, however, and prospects look exceedingly bright for next year. Four letternien, Carl Kalen, Jim Carley, Bill Buchanan, and Jim Reynolds, will return. Jim Edgar, a four-year letterman, will be the only team member to be lost through gradua- tion. TENNIS Again a good year on tl! courts led the Chis to a other plaque, this one for ti second straight year. Fresf men Waddel, and Bur with upperclassmen Strn: and Schott were what w needed to pull another got season together and tl plaque. HO EI SWIMMING The Chis, with another u defeated record, were u: doubtedly the strongest tea in competition. Led by upperclassmen XVa4 and Smith and Peters tll team was completel strengthened by the stror swimming of freshmen Che mers and Seaman. The tea had some close matches b' always came out on top. HAN DBA LL Unquestionably tl strongest team in compet tion, Hodge, Boose an Shearer went undefeate having only one toug match. Limited of actio because of so many forfeit the team had trouble gettin anyone to compete win them until the seco .Ifongest team, the Ind pendents, met them an were defeated. Anothc plaque! SOFTBALL he Chis, strength here lay , defense, led mostly by Qandish, Peters, Winters, Iuehlhziuser and Howey. In le outfield was senior Dave .narr, who made the all- ar team for the fourth rar. The mound staff was irtually non-existent with gain the tight defense be- lg the stopper. Defense and ower at bat made for a 'inning season. 1M RA LS BASKETBALL Jinning the plaque in a irilling playoff contest, the etas have re-established iemselves as the dominant ower in intramural basket- all. The entire starting Five 'ill return next year, includ- ig All-League selections ohn Nlatherly, Jim Rem- us, and XValt Zinnnerman. GOLF 'he Phi Delt golfers were ever seriously threatened as ley romped to their fourth Jnsecutive golf plaque. The uartet of Jim Carley, Bill uchanan, Jim Reynolds, nd Dick Kennedy led the :am to an undefeated sea- mn, but received strong back- p support from Toni 'LAr- i ld Dirkinn Alt. VOLLE If BA LL The Phi Delts smashed eight con- secutive opponents to capture the volley- ball plaque. Led by the spirited play of Paul Gray 5'2 and Pete White, 6'6 , the Phi Delts es- caped a valiant effort by the Sig Alphs, and proved they were the best in the business. DAD'S DA 2' Even though the Sig Alphs won the track segment, the Delts scored victories in softball, tennis, and golf, and therefore took an- other plaque home to the Delt house. BO WLIN G The Delts won the bowling plaque through the hot ball of Harv' Lees. Next year looks very good with only Lees' graduation. QF K kr f h , yas' ,W gigs,-e N I y , if Z2 Q- 7w?iLQ?fQi,. L .. tskh , ,, , ,,., '- ,V-HY. -933,315 3' M.. I 265' ,, ,, 7 . V A ' A, wa., A Q M Q. , ..., . f , f, , -f , L ,- ,LL,1 , Kswfvikw M f ' WW: M ,, A.A. V ,, W-hi Elf MW if w K Q' A Q Mm g 'F' ' --ha,,4A.:. K, m ff, 59 J M. 4 Y! A s P ml r lv 3' ,Q ROBERT HAMIL TON A THLE TE- OF THE- T EAR STUDENT A THLE TE GEN TLEMAN Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. -ST. FRANCIS DE SALES 1,zw,rhg::,,? Qiigwwis : li 2 ,S A QQ, 3 ' I 5 ' wif: - ,Q in in 2 f has fi 7' R5 2 ,A 5 3,31 22 .2 f Ll fn W W :mf A 5 W A. X 9' fu iggh' 'llffzii-gli, A - f , new ,mfg X sigh E5 . , ,qw X ., . A 4' df? , , .. QM I RTN' 'R .f if N ':,. .. 5' rlJ5gi' --41 k-Y' as E LOOK FOR YOUR OWN. DO NOT DO WHATSOMEONE ELSE COULD DO AS WELL AS YOU. DO NOT SAK DO NOT WRITE WHAT SOMEONE ELSE COULD SAK COULD WRITE AS WELL AS YOU. CARE FOR NOTHING IN YOURSELF BUT WHAT YOU FEEL EXISTS NOWHERE ELSE-AND OUT OF YOURSELF CREATE IMPA TIENTLY OR PA TIENTLY. . . 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S :XX 'xii ililigfsii?gsgs142f il, T fjgkllffihi H fd 5 ws ig . at U Beta Officers fl-rj: Fred Ellis, Bob Choplin, 2nd Semes- ter Treasurer and President: David Mclnnis, Tom George, lst Semester President and Vice-Presidentg Virgil Trotter, - 'Q X1 2nd Semester Vice-Presidentg and not pictured, Wes Bayles, lst Semester Treasurer. BETA THE TA PI Alpha Delta is not only the oldest fraternity at Wlestiiiinster, but the oldest chapter of any fra- ternity west of the llississippi river, being founded in 1868. Thus, a long line of traditions, of which we are all proud, has been built up. These traditions in- clude being on top in all activities. Perennially, the Betas rate at the top scholastically, being the proud winners of the George H. English Scholarship trophy which we won again this year. Our athletic teams consistently do well, winning the basketball plaque this year with an outstanding teznn. The Betas also boast of more than thirteen varsity letteimen. lN'e pledged this year what we feel are the hnest of the freshman class. This feeling is justified since the Beta freshmen won the lnterfrzxternity Council Pledge Class Scholarship Award for having the highest pledge class average on campus. These men will carry Beta's fine traditions with an indomitable spirit into Alpha Deltals second century, which we are sure will be as great as the hrst. ,Wu ,. 'W in .g,g. K , . W 1 in 4 iv-MW A Us L apr w 'lg W I 0 9 A 'z A - . Q , ' ,. W m .. 58 ., .S S W ., 'lf 7 N I 1' Q ' J -sb, X , 5 :gr e, 3' 0 1:3 I J: gg f si ,-K 4 A H K ggi Q I- 'fl Q mf '- 2: if x -1'-T , X 0.- .X , , '1' Xgw-f. I-' 1,4 A, . ' -2 ' ' ' . 4 ' ,A E -53' 9 Q ,. 0 2 3? L , ,Q C7 ur 3 X ' l 4-19 'iff A M , 3 A 5 f W S ,Y .Q S ., is ,J l A '.4.,4L 5 Q , Jw mm V, A ' m K it ,P K Vip' 5 : h swam - M 2 A 'in Lx 'rw ' 5' W' . 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The The highlight of the past year for the Delts was the visit of brother Tom Clark, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Justice Clark was on campus to commemorate our silver anniversary. Athletically, the Delts have again proven themselves to be able competitors by winning the coveted Dadis Day athletic trophy, and by going undefeated to our second bowling plaque in three years. In softball, the Delts finished second, and were for- tunate enough to place 5 men on the Intra-Mural all star team. 124 Here at Delta Ornicron we are very proud of the scholastic standards which we have achieved. The Delts have been among the top 3 fraternities on the campus in each of the past 6 semesters, and were the campus leaders 2 of those semesters. Though Delta Tau Delta has excelled in campus ac- tivities, it has not ceased to better relations with the townspeople of Fulton. We have participated in such activities as our annual heart fund drive, painting the city jail, and giving a Christmas party for underprivileged children. ,gh 4 2nd Semester Oflicers were President Carlton King aig Peacock and Treasurer Carl .p . - a -' K-ni M G EB W HOLYOKE JR. enwnnos EAL ' s E Ms EE 'a 3 5 W 5 Ili iv.. X. TERRY UCE J 6ROTf i W 55535 fimf- BR JAMES R HILL . 'A V' f X . DONALD N LEES E'-sf .f..q,.- Q ROGER D.NlUL : tg I Q A iffy. L . hs. 5:3 33 :Sri .5-5. is X 5 . fa I 4, E RICHARD K JONES LRYMPL MGDA MALCOL L S, COUCN - g A D 552' 4., , S wg., if 4 GERAL GARY GFGRESY V.. . D if -.g: w- . zf. W s . 5 1 cum EfFeAcocx LL 'inmzsichrhdik 1 Dzsmzfi Eksv A :mc swim .W 'Q zi , . :names qw 5 1 Q J is lm? OE J.. mr qu Q me M , Elf: Q :E 1 I, F ....... .. ,., ,WWW 4A Eff. A, jg A .gf f Q . ,J M :H-. 'bv NM, v , .,. Rauf if-2: . .sw , im E .fa Z Vg , .... 3 I , ii 2 fn ' .' 0 'Q 5 le X , vi ' 4 ' 1 P- 2 5 qi. X Q, -' E a' 1 z ...W-M - 1 Q 5-Q 1 d Qc Z:-. f 5 X .. x . 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Q,- fiJ'P,g-ry W, W fa Kappa Alpha Officers: Peter Keys, Vice Presidentg Danny Davis, Presidentg Dick Fickle, Secretary, George Parkins, Treasurer. S Q. UP KAPPA ALPHA ORDER 'Q fa 4525 wfwx Alpha Eta chapter of Kappa Alpha Order has been on the campus of Wlestminster College for seventy- five years. In this three quarters of a century we have contributed much to the institution in many various ways. This year has been one of the best for the Alphas, XVC have contributed much in the way of service to the community: to mention a fewg XN'e contributed more than 95110.00 to a special welfare fund in Calla- way County. conducted a cancer campaign which totaled over 350000, did volunteer work at the state hospital, and many more acts of service both to the community and the college. The support we have given to the school has also been outstanding. Our enthusiasm for the varsity athletics especially during basketball season has done much to promote school spirit. In the future the K.A.7s look for many more years of service to the school, the community, and the fraternal system. H A 3 , aw ,J . 7,1 K 'P L K E ,S C 4 J 0 f as v uv 4 'a' is 2 isa I 9 Y '5 ne? 2 .. 5 I Q Q E 35 ,fl ,f x! .e 5 31251. 1 Z' V 1 ' - f.iafsfg,,: .... .. T, 2 . K, G KEMITM C NOLLVIE GARY L., ANDERSON GNN V BOSCH 5 so F S 0 0 S f .. gs' 'I ' I rf ii , A in i E I 1 M wmunn J. sims? I ,--, DUN 'E i Y! D 5 .J , i sk Q'n i 'K' 'E' g ' Q as ff M I xPAhxnNS GEORGE sribusvi o. mu 1 DAVID R RINGL E A .Q 1 ,Gy fi, , rw , if X fm S v-,, -- - I . Q U ERON CAM FRED N W UWIEN x 1: ,lu v- ja 3 32 x Qu 0 S .gk B 5, 5 s : D 5 5 5 3 lf? R gn L9 .cr .5- X lf' ya. H so Cf: N and i 4: '29 R F FISH 'EOELL ' KENNETH T SL L, 'CW SCOTT NHLLER A 5. BRIAN w -A w fig.. L P x 5 0 1 .':::. L f 4 5 X K , if K 4 ex- . t pu, : V , f S , fy. i 3 .. 1 'T i, 319' Ie ' w WAN! if Ill 1 Q N 1 A 1 lx x , 1 :- SMU 4. 3 Q M 32 -1 ca. W W ' f - , i, eq Mx - if 3: eu f ,E , IR X G7 Q V Qi E I , ig X gg 1. Q4 ' .El 15 as My ., xii P 1 f 5 JGQN K NULSBERG ah '2 'ff 4 i .ff J N MICHAEL P REVEAL 127 Q 5 Q1 'R ' 1 1 D- iz is K7 S i E ym 'un 2 13 Q s D z 4 I Q ax NORMAN K MERRELL w if ,- I Q 5 , 4, 2 T X M , A I M ' fig If ,L JW L' f W s ' r L RILEY VHNSTON LAWRENCE K GREGORY A M . K Y i if R . .4389 '--: x X ,Wa 5,3 ,EQ X W W2 1 Q ,K ., N - Q, ,, fp at ' f N E ity, f w H- ima-'V W, ff J if-k 5 , W, E . FRANCIS H W .sdw vifxezrt .mms s Armies 4 ABU! Rnv :ibm :fillet-1'? E CQKLKEE CHN A SCHVARTZ GILBERT F CRMG JR B NCEE Ill HAROLD Phi Delt Officers: Cl-rj Second Semester: David Elliott, Weber, President, Gus P,Manolis, Vice-President. First Historian, Steve Haas, Treasurer, Roger Van Horn, Semester fnot picturedj President Paul Gray, Vice-Presi- Warden, Mom Leascher, Doug Wells, Secretary, Gene dent, Gene Weber, Pat Pattgn, Treasurer, In preparation for another banner year, the Phis were grief stricken at the news that their campus stud, 'iStag,', would not return for the 1964-65 academic year. Thus, put at a definite disadvantage, the house nevertheless rose above this unforseen barrier, and has successfully completed another year as the top house on campus. With DumboH nobly taking over HStag's', position of prestige, the house was thus enabled to assume its superior position in scholarship, intramurals, and Brotherhood. Com- munity Service Day was truly a memorable one. Brother Wfarren Hearnes, Governor of Missouri, was the keynote speaker and his speech climaxed a very successful day. Our social life was highlighted by the ever popular SnowboundU, and a new twist was added to our social calendar this year with the West- ern party. These are but a few points which illustrate the spirit of Phi Delta Theta. The spirit which prevails in Missouri Beta couldnit possibly be explained in the confines of this one small paragraph, but after all, sometimes words alone are inadequate. 2 E i i 22 Q GL 1? arm .35- mf if ' x kv L 1 , .. if W 3? L :.L. -uf' R K y Q L !Z 7'a . ,F My- W f W f Y f ,Q K xc Li, x -nk' UQ il M., c mcmmo euuct BKLL BUCHANAN ED BALDWN 0 BRANSFORO STEVE METY PAV M SCRWNER ROGER PHALQP H BLACKBURN DMD T NANSER IS Gus P'M JAMES D EDGAR ROBERY K BRODWELL JW PETE wavvi E DDTMAN na 4, 1 0 'M ...wr- ,. 8 7 ' . ,,,. as 15 1 if L , gl SD LY 1 r Y um :lm W' Q P vf' s . an wk I K L 'fl' , -i . L 3 - X. . H 7' - Q QCBUW C wuRu51ED'r E MRLEV am CARL C KALM B06 HUDSQN RN Ponzi x vnu ND PAY PAYTDN PAUL G wmv GENE F' VIEBKR L 3 AS H ROM! PB JOHN A HUBBCLL. Rvcx GENE G NCRMAN CHARMS L wmsdl Y . ' ' -:,, V G . , I ,.,V fi L as W -9 L 1 LLLLD L W L an Q ERNES1 R ACKERMAN CMARUE N DOWNS SYEPNEN F BRAUER N ns M0860 L DR ARM Vv gV f' 19111 :clbu Q51-,cha , as 5 A 4- his ,. 4 A 'G 'D f if Q 5 L ff 'LL ' 5 , ficsllminslfcv Cfoll-:gc 1 5' Y -o M... ., 'fan' M 'UP Q 'wi , M TOM w NOLT GMCCX71 DANIEL WMI B Dumas ANDY E LESLIE Noun R AU RICHARD A BLACK RLCNARD F WELLS DAvnD ELLIOTT STEvEN L NAAS DON R GARWSON 11 3 Mi? i 9 . L LL .DCLNU MCNAEL G rox D!CI KENNKUY .rw R REYNOLDS 1 WARD Z r ER ' ous L, A I .- W . s HELEN R LEASCM ROGER C ESSIG LANG: F EL LIS G CHRYSLER FVSNER N DE VANNE if . . fl 5 4 f' ,A - L x A if Di . an X 1 R ,AMES G FEHPLE , J . .A 'J F K my -wr' f, if -:fi . L. L - few U Y if 'hz , K- D1 7 492 1 f .W 'Q Qi. .rf Q 7 ,Q ,frm M, Q , a JH 5 L K . f 'S r ai my Q M M W,-.rm 1 pg, is v P N s I iii my fi , S.. . . ., , . WW. A f W. ,A I L 9 N .V Mui , Dr HAROLD Y Gnnvw MARC N MCCLWE TOM SETMNEV R DAYLESS BARRY ALANAC if SLN 'VED T SHACKELFORD RICNARD G STOLL IS DAVID R JOHN CCABLE EE ID SNUYT DMV 1 SON MQCNAEL P ATKW wLLuAra 9 ALLEN JR Phi Gam Cabinet: CL-RJ President Reuben Davis' Historian Tom Thomas' Tr a E ' , , , , e surer, rnze Hodge. y 5 wh mm: ' '- 53i.Lf1z1'efi s-ff fm 4 fy, I-f:.ss1'ff.:e-'mfilgfrls'ff,-f3.s9'71fs HSQ? .Lf7?:si'l::!t'H:5fTs5' . ,, . Surf:i?:.H-Qilfl-YL-'f'f'4fils-7ix- H mfs H:-'rs .V 4- ' M , S nnss if L ,, Q . ri ffs -ei.msfifs:tfzmfzz.wifi-if ls K, ,K Tluuurovn The Phi Mu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta was founded on Westminster's Campus in 1948. Since then the men of this fraternity have exhibited great responsibility both in class leadership and campus activities. The ability of the Fijis to administer in these positions is clearly reflected in their scholar- ship which is the prime objective of the fraternity. Relief from the pace of academic pursuits is found in the Fijiis social life, highlghted by the Purple Garter Party and the infamous social probation. The fraternity takes pride in its social service pro- grams. The annual canned food drive and the emergency blood bank program have been of great service to the community. These are reasons why Phi Gamma Delta will continue to grow in the spirit of brotherhood. an A is 4 , LE rs 2 -. fr - -4 W M ,S A, E, 52 ' ' 15 ii' I --2 W: ff: 2 HE 5 N L ' W :- u i 'Q' lf? 9 CD El gs IU VY 5 .25 35 YE! tim --Mm--MH-1 J . . sgi 252 lxg 155 Qi 155 L' if YJ 534 iw ' :ig 15:5 -fad M ,,,W,.1 fl . .' . V Re . N . , ..,. S Z 1,5 i .1 4' iz wr 4 Nm LZ 'E x wg! EQ Jo. iz . 4 4: , '51 zz X 3 , .y1.' if .A ,Q ' 'Z W J 1, J 0 ' w xxx , 3 . 2' v ff 4 E I 3,, +.,. , in ' E l 'ws D u Y .,,,i K .H , . .. 9 4 is V ik, A qv, I V 5 i fe, l Y 15 w Y if X , , W M35 ax Q 5: QE :Z Q '63 3- 9 'E 23 lu E -Po Ut N IQ F! Mez' W' 7 ,ze if P w M. E 43 is 4 .YA X 9 If 1' 6 5 ! if ei s . 2 . -'eu L4 Us W 5 Yi 2 . .. . ML l , ..,.4. A -. W ff' if i vi l l Phi Psi Officers: Jim Wion, President, Bob Middleton, Mom Moss, Charles Angelo, Richard Barnum. PHI KAPP P 1 im Phi Kappa Psi, while being the smallest house on campus with 21 actives, has had a very successful year all around. Phi Psi retired the Chi Alpha Trophy this year with its Midway booth which took in over 5890.00 Calmost 1 and if the next highestj for charity. Next was the highly successful Christmas formal, the decorations were based on the idea of an outdoor winter scene. In the Spring, the Pledge Class party rounded out the main part of the social year with a step into Liverpool. To round up the year's activities, Phi Psi initiated 8 new actives and went in membership from 13 to 21. 6 5,7 K, ' 5? 2 -, 2 wa 9' 31 if 5 25 iff EJ. 'Yu .. 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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Oflicers: fl-rj TOP ROW: Larry fall officers, Steve Handel, Vice-President, Bruce Miller, Staulfer, President, Mom Frakes, Jack Baldes, Treas- Treasurer, John Gray, President. urerg Mike Clarke, Vice-President, BOTTOM ROW, IK 'NJ' , V V, ms:-fi-1 wi., , -, f I 1 f , shawn .swi- . V :f-5'-i-,.:-2-webs-Suf-rfmx,-1 W u f , swzarwfzvzslffi Q SIG A A L , I K iidi r ','.'- ,i', ' A . ' J' A V A5 V .kirk I ,T :Evll kk,V I Vrzh In 'V' ' A A is I I ' i,-kfh-li,t2 K f ',', ih, K :,k'k.i , ii tite as ,,,, tei ,iite ' A ltef Q tliettlie i eltelilti, ie, ,Vp IVV .V,,,,i,V. E , maj, Lkyi V ttrnlis .H Vkik A ,. ., , ., AAOA The Missouri Gamma Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded on West1ninster's campus in 1949. During its sixteen years at Westminster, Mis- souri Gamma of Sigma Alpha Epsilon has main- tained a prominent position on the campus, The chapter stresses its ability to work independently albeit united by the common bond of brotherhood. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ranks high in scholarship and athletics and supplements these Fields with a varied , ,Hi ,,,,,,,,,,,.., ,swf-V., - f , , f.n:5gS:ffW- , ,,.. 7 ., A .. . , , . i- .f-M,--ax: : - f :Iwi ' fwfr f'f:fw.::- ,L f f ' -'vw tel and active social program. Throughout each year the brothers participate in many community service projects such as the Unit- ed Fund drive and supplement their fraternal en- deavor with a multiplicity of activities on the Hil1 . Thus the brothers of Missouri Gamma have proven their worth, while never losing sight of their unity within the Bonds of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 1 , as II, I ff X -.Q - In in ' 5 5 gb Q ,,Lwi ,.,, . I I I QI Q L, 41579112 I ,II Q E , an 9 ' I ,, fI:. F l ' R DSE 6096i B MORLE IQON KENNEYH R MASTE N PWELLER R0 DAVID A CAMPEA. WILLIAM E emi RRY K STAUFFSR LA Q K FRIESNER NAROL STUARY 6 MEISYER BRUCE ASMITM JOHN CECIL III RYCMCRAE ROSE KEN R BURTON In 5 IAOWZILL ION UAV mmvxon CAMP B '- . 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'- W VI CK ninivxaup STEPHEN W SIKES SHIRE K BROOK :JAN FRANK w NESBITI' M WILLIAM .J LOW STEVE D SMITH ODIS DONALD w,PAGiLER N R IIIDINGS L JON DANIEL D MAC PHILIP E GLENN MCKINNEII NI PMA. ALEXANOCR 7 Sigma Chi Ofiicers: fl-rj Jack Shearer, Pledge Trainer, Ron Wade, 2nd Semester Vice-President, Bill Boosc, lst Semester President, Vance Hodge, lst Semester Treas- l urerg Larry Mendonsa, lst Semester Vice-President, Har- mon Remmel, 2nd Semester Presidentg Jim Hance, 2nd Se- IHCSTCI' TTCBSLITCF. i SIGMA In the short interval between its entrance on this campus in 1949 and now, the Delta Tau Chapter of Sigma Chi has risen to a position of prominence in every area of endeavor on campus. This is easily discernible when one looks at the Scholarship Trophy the Sigs held for three consecutive years, Athletic Supremacy, and this year, four plaques in intra- mural athletics. This proud record was a great aid to us in Rush, enabling us to pledge an outstanding group of men, of whom twenty-four were initiated this spring. Through the efforts of all our brothers, both old and new, and with the brotherhood coming from having members of diverse backgrounds working toward a common goal, Sigma Chi will continue to forge ahead. V rn .. E 4 5 S 5 y o 2 RSVOG1' C w PETERS J C COZAD J ua fr 5 z 1 i Q i 3 ,1 U' A A fl Y mid E 2 2 ... .1 r 3 1 M5 x W wg W we af K fl. Q 3 5 rv 9 H E' ' tif f A li ' M 'r A1 1 5 i A A -i un ,A 1 j V Q MN lilll Nf wa E E : f ' f ' D cl , J g' ' 1 M' A 3 ' , f , ' - 2 Z 3 , 155' A X5 .2 WZ .x 2 5 K b y E E . I U 5 Y l -7 4 .1 D : Q A ' ,Q ,C if , 1 Q A ' 2 E W Q 5 2 U f . A . :S - A VW' I 3 A 'I ' , , E , -A t ,A Q, Q 3 X -1 '53-1 5 2 1 ' Q Y 1 3 K A A .:,i. A ' U WJ 4 V 4 r ' w A ' k ' ' , A .. H A N . A Y .V 3 E? W - ., 1 N I X . J ff iff 1 - 5 -S 'L 7 Y i A A. 4 , Y ..::4 :,i:j . 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'mah-5 XE A .,,.AA ig J LL 1 I im LW 'li J ii A A 137 2 A 5 5:1 ' - W: - J 5 M if 4 4 W L I 1 my Q ,, 4. .1 3 X' PMN . i I Q I A 4 . -L 1, X P-, A -' 5 Q Q' 57.1 F.. l s! 4 A xv - Q N B' s f: 1 E 3 Lx 1 1.1 as E 0, 4 ll' 3 MZ 0 H swans L N TROYTER T vl SNEAREH O B WQLDERMAN Yon DEA SR A 6 u Conn BRESSLER ns f L BURNS rwsm JR o 1 X as an ir l . E355 llll - . - Sweazey Hall Officers: fl-rl Tom Fenton, Vice-Pregidentg President lst Semesterg Jim Graveman, Treasurerg Pete Harvey Pettry, President 2nd Semesterg Dave Jackson, Smith, Secretary. . ..-W ff..,--, ,, f..--, .Le ., ,,.t , L..,-,, su , ,.,, ,. ,. - H. , In our short history, the Sweazey Hall Association has made a memorable record. This past year was no exception. Ably led by Dave Jackson and Har- vey Pettry, we became the largest house on campus, acquired an annex, and a black Labrador mascot, Sarge. Our basement was panelled and tiled to make an excellent rec-room. Perhaps with a little more luck our three second places in Intramurals Cten- nis, swimming, and handballj would have been firsts. We contributed more than our share of men to the varsity teams. On 'The Hill , we had both the Editor of the Columns and the Editor of The Blue lay. Scholastically, we kept up our enviable record. The traditional log slabs-and-cedar motif for the Christmas Dance was again well-received. Perhaps the highlight of the year was the meeting X with the Fulton Anti-Snowball League. With this past, we have great confidence in the future. l l inns. gd' J 1 '--ala ---- ui-gn-'ii ,ii Ji? K 5 W ff' 21 fm W: Q1 f-,1 'S f , 3 A ' 'gww f , , W ff 'gl ,QP if J . X,.W .' ' Y. ,aw .,,,f.s fy K2 fi Q-use I 2553 4 A-HQ 25 The Tmggffll' CUFLW IS That Ifs a Comeajf, W-55 . 9. X ., I 16 , B 45,4 Mik i , 5,-Si ,- A lf , 7PAnfK 5000116551 gi X ,x.gJfF'x9f ' An 1 icky? 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Dare mc? After the final, final exam. Why we can't wait. After all this time, does it really fit? BA CCA LA UREA TE Dean Dahl lends a helping hand, Well Dave, it's for real. Father McGannon gives the last instruction to Dr. Davidson. I46 COMME CEMENT Gary, Clean plate? Dr. and Mrs. Davidson welcome parents and seniors. Mr. President, I would like to present Dr. McCoy Supcrcalifragilisticexpialidociousl To the Class of 1965, Bishop Cadigan, Episcopal Bishop of Missouri. I47 gil W ,fu 5' ev A 43 '55, 'Q . If QQ E'Q3 in Q , wg V Y rf W i amz my 'FV K .. ,zy s ii? . Q 5 Q A 44 wLgfx.:pagg,,--kwmgfszvff, -63 Jkiv ,, HW, L .-iv - - . I- . WeW,-k V M., 1 1 ' - mamma -W-.awfwawmwf-ww-. 1 we an ,Lnrq 'rf an Q M 5: 1 f'Jf if f sf Y J5 .5 . Q ,lg C f W, tw' H2 k3f,,3 af--7' vi ' . 3 - 1 !-If Q Xe I , X kj Q F f V sf y L Q5 In 7 I . f . 2 ,bf , P M 1 . 4 L ' . , - 7 3 A3 ' H .ffjjy ' '-L. in QW We V . COMPLIMENTS OF APPLEBAUGH STUDIO CALLAWAY BANK BUILDING THE CALLAWAY BANK OVER 100 YEARS IESTABLISHED 18571 1857--1965 OF DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE Fulton, Missouri LYNN H. MAUGHS, INC. W - .- QQMU 510 Market Street FULTON, MISSOURI 65251 E it K PQNTIAI: Mldwoy 2-2224 X! COMPLETE MECHANICAL AND BODY REPAIR COMPLIMENTS OF FULTON LUMBER CO. Sixth and Nichols Phone MI 2-3003 KING QUALITY PRODUCTS CENTRAL DAIRY 11 West 6th Phone MI 2-3386 coMPuMENTs or BLATTNER FURNITURE COMPANY I K PALACE HOTEL Hiwoy 54 ot 5th St. MI 2-2266 nown for Friendliness and Cleanliness Sales Service DANUSER MOTORS Chrysler Plymouth Imperial Valiant Rambler We Please the Particular 2TO E. 6th or T04 E, 6th Phone Ml 2-2264 or 65 JIM HOOK'S SPORT SHOP 5l 2 Court Street L'Fine Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods KESTER PAINT STORE Custom Picture Framing For Your Every Painting Need TTS W. 5th Ml 2-2004 COMPLIMENTS OF BAUMElSTER'S BAKERY A'Where You Get the Oven Fresh Taste 5th and Nichols Fulton, Missouri CALLAWAY LANES Highway 54 South Ml 2-3030 Snack Bar and Lounge Fulton's Finest Recreation Center 9 ALWAYS safest QUALITY! Fulton Missouri STEWART'S BOOK STORE Books-Office and School Supplies-Pens Norcross Greeting Cards-Gifts-Games THE TAP ROOM Good Food for All Occasions 5ll'l Street Fulton, MQ, LA CROSSE LUMBER CO. Dependable Building Material Since 1873 lO6 E. 5th Street Telephone Ml 2-3305 l Hi There!! KLOBUCHAR SHOES On Court Street FULTON NATIONAL BANK We'n' Proud your Weslmzmler Sludenlxn Services for Students WWF Personal Loans-Signature F Checking Accounts-No Service Charge Traveler's Checks-For Vacations Fraternity Safety Deposit Boxes Fraternity Checking Accounts Parents Mail Deposits for Your Credit 7 o IN DRY CLEANING S , APPROVED Our Cleaning is Recommended 'E SERVKEOH. By Leading Clothing Makers Pick Up and Delivery Service WILLIAMS JEWELRY ARTCARVED DIAMONDS THEATER BUILDING DUNAVANT'S DRUG Phone MI 2-2449 600 COURT STREET Phone MI 2-QAIC SSER'S BIG Upper and Lower Beer Package Liquor Fishing Supplies Ice 401 Court 200 Market Ron Drinkard Lee Skinner Rodney Duncan Phone MI 2-6114 109 West 5 Phone MI 2-246 Phone Mi 2-5518 THE SPOT FRIENDLY SERVICE Open 24 Hours a Day WREN OLDSMOBILE COMPANY SALES AND serevics II West Fourth Mi 2-32 C U n 726659 I I ar 'yrmoff Enmfmwo-mr' f CALLAWAY CABS Phone Mi 2-2222 24-hour Service ofh ond Court KEITH SHELL SERVICE 7I0 Market St. Fulton, Mo. Fulfonf M04 Where You Get Friendly Service Cf JJ SERVING WESTMINSTER MEN FOR OVER 50 YEARS BOULWARE H. JAMESON INC. Fulton, Missouri WlCKEll'S T-V 8. PHONO-SERVICE COMPLETE RECORD DEPARTMENT West U. Students Adding Some New Ones to Their Collections LAIN-MYERS DRUG CO. REXALL Qualigf is cz matter if Pride Men's Clothing Ladies' Sportswear Gone to Lain-Myers for c Coke TRAVELIER MOTEL AND RESTAURANT TUTT'S MEN'S WEAR 35 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS TO CHOOSE FROM fl! Take Il! CEClL'S RESTAURANT KFAL S RVING ALL OF CENTRAL MISSOU ALACE HOTEL U LD NG U ON M SSOUR UL ON F' RSON C COLUM A M CO McINTlRE'S FLOWERS Say it with Flowers We Send Flowers Anywhere Ml 2-3384 BOB'S STANDARD SERVICE AAA 24 HOUR EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE 6th and Market St. Fulton, Missouri SAFIRE SHOE SHOP INVISIBLE RE-SOLING IS OUR SPECIALTY Ill West Sth Fulton, Mo. JOHN RENNER'S MARKET FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS, AND VEGETABLES Ml 2-2274 CUNNlNGHAM'S VARIETY FULTON'S FRIENDLY 5 8. IO Fulton, Missouri WILHITE'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING FULTON'S WESTERN AUTO TRUETONE T-v 8. RADIO AND SERVICE HOME OWNED AND OPERATED - NORTH SQUARE MI 2-5131 Fulton, MO. ESTES HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE FOR EVERY PURPOSE 523 Nichols MI 2-3l4l FULTON FLORIST 'AWHEN YOU SAY IT WITH FLOWERS, SAY IT WITH OURS MI 2-4478 2-2058 2-5581 COMPLIMENTS OF DAIRY QUEEN 3rd and Market Fulton, Mo. HAY'S 66 SERVICE Highway 54 South MI 2-8902 Fulton, Mo. E. C. GARRETT 8. SON PLUMBING 8. HEATING Fulton, Mo. McPHERSON'S GULF SERVICE HyWay 54 South Nationwide Trailer Rental Compliments of McGREGOR CLEANERS CRAIGHEAD'S PHILLIPS 66 5th and Jefferson COAST to COAST STORE 5OI Court Street Fulton, Missouri WESTMINSTER COLLEGE A Liberol Arts College for Men A Founded 1851 . ' Fulton, Missouri Quai WILLIAM WOODS COLLEGE A Four-Yeor Accredited College For Women Founded in 1870 'L Lila!! f , vim E lillll' f Illi -i x II N141 2 fish Lim jj ' wi O K QQT .bifii fi 1 X' 7 I 'lux f 1, Si. A 'Y ,7 T537 1 1 i i - ' Q X f i o i .xg--3 1 i Yv,,,4Y,.,,- - f- 'f-' - Y + H ' Dog 'n Suds For Dog-gone Good Food 303 Highway 54 South MI 2-5741 SAUlT'S DRUG ROBERTSON'S 66 one siop service ioiii and Bluff Mi 2-5068 WAYNE'S BAR-B-QUE Coll MI 2-2133 for Sandwiches, Dinners, Hamburgers and French Fries iMii2eif15a2i:O'7 , 'A ,gc 4.4 1 T23 :fri iff fag , XR :E , ,LX - at-3 , 1,1 'Ja - 5 A