Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1966 volume:

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Y , 4 - TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 8 SENIOR CLA SS OF 1966 24 UNDER CLA SSMEN 40 A CTI VI TIES 54 FRA TERNI TIES 76 SPORTS 116 COMMENCEMENT 136 ADVERTISING 146 llmwzsm ,...- NU,Tm-.,.5,,......w., mx , . ... . , , , -. dedicated to DR. JOHN A. GATES Certainly there is a power- in this world which .. . turns good into evil,' but there is a power which turns the evil into good,' thatpower is . . . love. Kierkegaard h . 7M,f:'4.,,.-V, . 4 , - , f- My as fs ' , 'ie 1 ' - Q f 4 1 ' ' ..-gfWMWf im 'N fm ww , , , X 'ji' 1 V 95' K kqwvfwfwww - I . an pw, E 5 s 3 H in , j.f'Y1'f2Liff7!QiN K QXSSTER fn? oo ET S 'Cs Xxldllfff 43 LJ: F MDD 185x FULTON NW fo X C006 I X 4'- 4? aj' Qw ff!! CA 1. gifs ia' 5' X . OU E FA CUL TQ' AND ADMINISTRA TION I am not a teacherg only a fellow-traveller of whom you asked the way. Ipointed ahead-ahead of mysey' as we!! as of you. -Shaw I PRESIDENT R. L. D. DA VIDSON W J-11? gg, A MII: THE ADMINISTRA TIVE STAFF Cl, to r.D Humphreys, Stinson, Marshall, O'Rourke, Schuessler, Williams, Sloss, Gordon, Pres. Davidson, and Bosch. Y., A gy E H ' ,gag , , AA R is -99 'I Clarence Keel Dean ofAdmissions f 'jf' f Karl Bernlngcr Oklahoma 'w l M f or r 55. 1 K V QLVV I .. Qeif2::'Ess: in .1.C, Bond F. R, Ellingson Kansa: City Chicago lack Swan ohn C Corporon East Court Sl Louzr ,,,,,,f. , ,.,,, A El Alumni Director john Sharkey Publzczt Dzrector Willard C Rand X ...V -, n ...---wvm1u--t-Y --- Y -. . , , , . X...-,...,---....1.....f,,1xfm,m-.-.,,-w.:.-,fu5--W-rw-3.-nw---1-f-w-f--:-:-r:-:ss-1-fff '-1-1-fmg1-f1-:'s-ff1 '-- .- :'-'-V - -ff -' ' - . si' , MM vi 3, if ' P? O f gap. ag-y if if -fn,-H '. ws, - . f .wgmfr-,. -' ,zu -' W DEAN S WILLIAMS ,. .WV VV-Li, L.,,,,.........i..,....,,,, - L- V A. .,.. ,......M....--.- ..., ,.A. SL OSS GORDON MARSHALL 1' v . xl ,V .Wm safttr:-r::efew ' -' DEPA R TM EN T OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 0. to r.5 Pacy, Horton, Kerr ames S. Pacy 09655, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Political versity . ' Science A.B. Lebanon Valley College, A.M., University of Mis- Charles W. Kerr 09599, B-A-1 MA-1 Ph'D' Assomate Fjrolfisjfr souri I of Political Science B.A., Southeast Mo. State College, - -, David Horton 09475, B.A,, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Political Ph.D. University ofMissouri Science B.A., M.A., Washington University, Ph.D. Harvard Uni- DEPAR TM EN T OF PHIL OS OPH T AND RELIGION Cl. to r.5 Niles, Hauer, Huntley, Henderson KSEA TED 5 Gates Henry Clay Niles 09525, -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., Ph.D. Harvard University Q Christian E. Hauer, jr. 09595, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Bible A.B., Birmingham-Southern College, B.D., Vanderbilt University Divinity School, Ph.D., Vanderbilt Uni- versity William B. Huntley, jr. 09645, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., Assistant 14 Professor of Bible, College Chaplain A.B., Ph.D., Duke Univer- sity, B.D., Yale University Edward H. Henderson 09645, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of Philosophy B.A., Southwestern University, M.S., Tulane Uni- versity john A. Gates 09475, B.A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. Distinguished Service Professor and Potts Professor of Philosophy B,A., Parsons College, B.D., McCormick Seminaryg M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity, Ph.D,, Yale University DEPAR TMENT OF LANG UA GES 1l to r5 Dahl Gordon Alexander HlFSChWChF Ebbesmeyer H1llard KSEATEDQ Wllllamsen Dxxon Lexf Chrlstopher Dahl 119305 BA MA Dlplome De La Sorbonne LIKID DlSf1HgUlShCCl SCYVICC Professor of Romance Languages BA Concordla College Dlplome de llnsmure de Phonetlque Umverslty of Parxs Dxplome de lEcole de Preparanon de Professeurs lEtranger UHIVCFSIIY of Par1s MA Unxverslty of Wxsconsm LmD Westmlnster College Donald B Gordon 119365 BA MA Ass1stant Dean Reglstrar and Professor of Romance LanguagesBA Westmxnster College MA Wash1ngtonUn1vers1ty Mrs Chester Alexander119585 PhD Instructor 1n Russlan Ph B DePaul UHIVCFSIIY Erna H1rschwehr 119635 BA PhD Instructor rn German BA Barat College PhD Um verslty of Vlenna ames H Ebbesmeyer 119655 BS MEd MA Asslstant Professor of Class1es BS Um vers1tyofDayton MEd MA St Louxs UHIVCFSIIY Ernest H K H1llard 119595 BA MA PhD Ass1stant L1brar1an Assxstant Professor BA MA UHlVCfSlIy0fChlCag0 PhD Umversxty oflllmons Vern G W1ll1amsen 119655 AB MA ASSISIHHI Professor of Span1sh AB San ose State M A UHIVCFSIIY of Arizona Mrs Rlchard D1xon 119625 AB AM Instructor ln Romance Languages AB Mount Holyoke College A M Middlebury College - - , , , , , ' - - , . . . . . . . f , - -, , . 1. . . . . 1 , . , , Ei , , - ., , - -, - -, , - -, . , . ., , . . , . ,, . , . ., 5 . . - , . ., . ., . , . , . ., . ., . . , . ., . ., , . . , --, , - A, 1 1 . DEPA R TMEN T OF ll MA THEMA TI CS I Cl. to rj Barrow, Ward, Sloss, Mosley r l V 1 V I 1 Clyde Raymond Barrow C1947J B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics: Endowed Chair in Mathematicsg B.A., Westminster College, M.A., University ofMissouri jack K. Ward 09625 B.A., M.A., M.B.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics: B.A., M.A., Sanjose State Collegeg M.B.S., Colorado Frank Brooke Sloss 119415 B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Dean, john Harvey Scott Professor of Mathematics. B.A., Westminster Collegeg M.S., Brown Universityg Ph.D., Northwestern University jack B. Mosley 11.9651 A.B., M.S. Instructor in Mathematics: A.B., Northwest Nazarene College, M.S.g University of Kansas 1 I DEPARTMENT OE CHEMISTRY I 3 QL. to r.j Brauer, McCreight, Schaeffer, Schultz l . l Charles W. Brauer, jr. M9631 B.S., M.S., Associate Pro- fessor of Chemistry B.S., Central Mo. State Collegeg M.S., Mo. School of Mines 1 Robert W. McCreight 419535 B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry B.S., Monmouth Collegeg M.S., Ph.D., State University of Iowa Harold F. Schaeffer C1959D B.Sc., M.Sc., Professor of Chemistry B.Sc., Muhlenberg Collegeg M.Sc., University of New Hampshire john E. Schultz 419645 B.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.A., Westminster Collegeg Ph.D., University of Illinois E DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY Cl to rj Matthews and Donovan A. Thomas Matthews 09595 B.A., M,A., Ph.D. 'Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, B.A., M.A. State College of Washingtong Ph.D. Cornell Univer- sity Louis P. Donovan 419641 B.A,, M.A., Assistant Pro- fessor of Sociology and Anthropology, B.A., San jose State Collegeg M.S., University of Missouri r DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL ED UCA TION Q1 to rb Kanehl and Flynn Raymond E. Kanehl 119585, B.S. 'Professor of Physical Education B.S., University of Kansas Harold E. Flynn Cl954J, B.S., M.Ed. Associate Professor of Physical Education B.S., Culver- Stocktong M.Ed., Univ. of Mis- souri 'Chairman of the Department l7 DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC D. Hugh Fleming Cl962J, B.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music, B.Mus., University of Louisville School of Music DEPARTMENT BIOLOGY Cl. to rj Fickess, Hinde, Williams, McClary Douglas R. Fickess 119625, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., M.S., University of Oklahomag Ph.D. University of Missouri Howard P. Hinde Cl963D, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology A.B., Park Collegeg M.S., University of Oklahomag M.S., Yale Universityg Ph.D., Stanford University Henry W. Williams 119642 B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., Southern Methodist Universityg M.S., and Pre-doctorate, Utah State University joseph E. McClary 09655, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., South- eastern State of Oklahomag B.A., Ph.D., University of Missouri IB 7 DEPAR TM EN T ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TI ON Cl. to r.j Ruffner, Ellis, Wheeler, Zuvekas Roy A. Ruffner 119605, B.A., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Ad- ministration B.A., Westminster College, M.B.A., Washington University Richard Karl Ellis fl952J, B.A., Ph.D, Professor of Economics and Business Administration, Endowed Chair in Economics B.A., Iowa Wesleyan Collegeg Ph.D., State University of Iowa Clifford E. Wheeler 119655, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Ad- ministration B.A., M.A., University of Texas Clarence Zuvekas, Jr. 09642, B.A. Assistant Professor of Economics B.A., John Hopkins Universityg Pre-doctorate, Washington University DEPARTMENT OF l y PHYSICS Cl. to rj Clauss, Winters ii Luther L. Clauss, jr. fl964j, B.S., M.S. Assistant Pro- fessor of Physics B.S., The Citadelg M.S., West Virginia University Roger Winters Cl942j, B.A., M.A. Charless Professor of Physics B,A., University of Kansas, M.A., University of Missouri '2 I9 gain. , DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE il. to r.D STANDING: Risting, Williamson, McFall SEA TED: Ramsey, Miller, Behnke. M. Sgt. john H. Risting, Drill Instructor, Sgt. Major john W. Williamson, Drill Instructor. Staff Sgt. Robert D. McFall, Supply Sgt. Major -Iohn D. Ramsey, Instructor SL Executive Officer, B.S., Arkansas Polytechnical. Col. Harley N. Miller, Professor of Military Science and Tactics B.A., University of Idaho. Capt. james E. Behnke, A.A. St. John's College, B.A., Concordia Seminary. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY 1l. to r.D Remley, McAdam, Fuller, Merkle Mrs. Audrey Remley 119651, B.E. Assistant in Psychology B.E., University of Missouri Lorne K. McAdam 119571, B.A., B.Ed., Ed.D. Callaway County Professor of Psychology and Education. B.A., B.Ed., University of British Columbia, Ed.D., University of Wyoming. Gale L. Fuller 1l955D, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology and Education B.A., Hastings Collegeg M.A., University of Omahag Ph.D., University of Wyoming. Richard W. Merkle, Jr. 119655, B.A., M.A. Assistant in Psychology B.A., Carleton Collegeg M.A., University of Missouri. DEPAR TMENT OF ENGLISH 1l. to r.5 Karr, Bleifuss, Fehrenbach, Burton, Randolph, Bailey KSEATED5 Samaha, Randolph, Stoney. jay M. Karr 119655, B.A., M.F.A. Associate Professor of English B.A., Drake University M.F.A., Iowa University. William W. Bleifuss 119505, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Liberty Professor of English B,S., Winona State Teachers College, M.A., Ph.D. University ofMinnesota. Robert J. Fehrenbach 119595, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor in English B.A., Westminster College, M.A., Vanderbilt University. Jack B. Burton 119655, A.B., M.F.A. Instructor in English A.B., State University at Albany, M.F.A., University of Wisconsin. john W. Randolph 119435, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. LL.D. 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. Thomas C. Bailey 119645, B.A., M.A., Instructor in English B.A., Oberlin College, M.A., Univ- ersity of Missouri. Edward E. Samaha 119655, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor in English B.A., M.A., Tulane University. Mrs. john W. Randolph 119445, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor in English B.A., Central College, M.A., Vanderbilt University. Calvin H. Stoney 119615, B.A., M.A., Instructor in Speech B.A., Carroll College, M.A., Central Missouri State College. Homer T. Larsen 119435, B.A., M.A., Marshal of Westminster College. MEMORIAM Dr. Herman R, Schuessler Dr. K. s. Wei 5 . . . .. ..,.. -... ...--.,... ....-........---,..,..... ,.,.a-......4...a.-...4.....u.--.4 QQ L?05Ef CD SENIOR CLASS OF 1966 I 'll dy dg ady and perhaps y h ll e -A. Lincol i 26 Thomas E. Allaway Thomas E. Baldwin Park Ridge, Ill. Phi Gamma Delta Biology Kennett, Mo. Phi Delta Theta Biology-Philosophy .17 William R. Boose Falls City, Neb. Sigma Chi English Clark C. Bradshaw Abilene. Kan. Phi Gamma Delta Political Science Flynn Beharry Couva, Trinidad Independent Economics l Steve D. Bransford St. Louis, Mo. Phi Delta Theta History MA ln.. 45' Arthur R. Brummett Leawood, Kan. Phi Delta Theta Political Science William L. Buchanan Muskogee, Okla. Phi Delta Theta Biology john A. Burwell Minneapolis, Minn. Beta Theta Pi Language Robert H. Calahan Fort Eustis, Va. Independent Economics john B. Camden Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology David A, Campbell Mt. Vernon, lll. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Fred M. Carr Fulton, Mo. Sigma Chi Biology Howard K. Chadwick Orlando, Fa. Phi Gamma Delta English-Philosophy I Robert H. Choplin Independence, Mo. Beta Thela Pi Biology Michael B. Clarke Oklahoma City, Okla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Larry D. Clinton St. Louis, Mo. Phi Gamma Delta Political Science John C. Cozad Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Chi Political Science 41 William L. Craig Glenn R. Davis Robert F. Decker .l0Plin: MO- Tulsa, Okla. Kirkwood, Mo. Bela Thffa Pi Phi Gamma Della Della Tau Delta Economics English Political Science 4 I 5 , 4 nfik-ff n,,.u-lwdflff Douglas E. Durand David V. Eppelsheimer Alan M. Fasoldt Harrison, Ark. Rolla, Mo. Webster Groves, Mo. Phi Gamma Della Independent Kappa Alpha English Economics-History German is 1 l I x il 4 , 1 4 l . i ii ll w l lu ,E fi ,Q 'l il H 5 I :lg 'i li 5 V l S 5 3 E A , Nhchael M Feaster Clinton N10 Kappa Alpha Harold K Frlesner Xleadville Mo Szgma Alpha Epszlon Languages Physical Education Robert R. Gattermeir Olean, Mo. Phi Gamma Della Political Science john B. Goggin Chicago, Ill. Beta Theta Pi English Charles R. Gulick Ladue, Mo. Phi Delta Theta Biology john C. Hackethorn Houston, Texas Independent Biology ' Q W! , a.,2 - ,, mai Larry T, Hackman Fulton, Mo. Delta Tau Delta Biology Rayhill Hagist Mascoutah, Illinois Independent Biology Charles W. Hall Boise, Idaho Delta Tau Delta Economics Melvyn W. Hall Fulton, Mo. Phi Kappa Psi Business 'R Z' Rf, 3 ,W W -james H. Hance Villanova, Pa. Sigma Chl Economics ,...........-,....-. , .......a.......J .nA...-.....e.....-a,...,... Steven L. Hardin Fulton, Mo. Independent Chemistry Eugene G. Herman Russell H. Hill William B. Holt St. Louis, Mo. Springfield, Mo. SpringF1eld, Mo. Phi Delta Theta Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi English Biology Manhemarics Amh0nY Y- Hom Robert E. Howe, Jr. Richard A. Hubbell Salem, Illinois Kirkwood, Mo, Springfield, Mo. Independent Phi Kappa P-fi Phi Delta Theta Sociology History Economics Robert E. Hudson Muskogee, Okla. PhiDelta Theta Biology james L. Hughes Fulton, Mo. Phi Kappa Psi Psychology Gordon B. Ide St. Joseph, Mo. Independent Political Science Craig B. jones DeSoto, Missouri Delta Tau Delta Business J. Clarke Kendall II Tulsa, Oklahoma Delta Tau Delta Political Science Carlton T. King Tulsa, Oklahoma Delta Tau Delta Political Science james NI. King Belleville, Ill. Beta Theta Pi Economics Frederick Krempin Rochester, New York Independent Business Samuel Licklider Leawood, Kansas Phi Kappa Psi Political Science Pierre Loomis Canton, Conn. Sigma Chi Sociology Dennis C. McDaniel Webster Groves, Mo. Beta Theta Pi Business Perrin A. McEwen St. Louis, Mo. Delta Tau Delta Business rf . 4 . J. Marshall Medlin Andrewll. Michel Robert G. Middleton Tulsa, Oklahoma Owensville, Mo. Chicago, Ill. Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Phi Kappa Pxi Political Science History Political Science 1' Warren K. Miller George B' Morledge Craig E' Peacock Oklahoma City Okla. Forrest City, Ark- Bethlehem' Penn- Slgma Chi i Sigma Alpha Epsilon Della Tau Delta Economics Biology Sociology Charles W. Peters Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Chi History David A. Powell Affton, Mo. Szgma Alpha Epsilon Biology Henry W. Randle Claremore, Okla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Clayton H. Read Bland, Mo. Kappa Alpha Physical Education Ronald D. Ruegge New Haven, Mo. Della Tau Delta Chemistry 8L Math Hideya Saito Takasaki, japan Independent Economics Roger M. Scrivner Edward H, Sheppard Robert G. Strnad,xIr. East St. Louis, Ill. Herndon, Va. Riverside, Ill. Phi Delta Theta Phi Kappa Psi Sigma Chi English History Biology Y Gary E. Taylor Fulton, Mo, Delta Tau Delta Sociology ,A Carl Tegtmeier Millstadt, Ill. Independent Chemistry ....V-,,...-..t....L.......- ..-..a:.-.......,-:,ftnN,....e......--.--...-.......,. - ,...,.1 . Thomas S. Thomas Louisiana, Mo. Phi Gamma Delta Sociology 81 Political Science V.,-we ,... ' . Q Wife if gf ea Barry R. Todd John T- Treece Virgil W. Trotter Ladue, Mo- Butler, MO. Monticello, firk. Sigma Chi Phi Gamma Delta Betf1.Th2ff1 P1 Sociology Economics Enghsh , l iw Carl R. Turnquist David L. Urban Mercer O. Vandenburg Boulder, Colo. Sikeston, Mo. Clayton, Mo. Delta Tau Della Delta Tau Delta Sigma Chi Chemistry and Math Psychology Philosophy Rogerl Van Horn Robert S Vogt Ronald T Wade Tulsa Okla St Louis Mo Rockford Ill Phi Delta Theta Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Biology Philosophy English Ronald P. Weller Savannah, Georgia Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Charles L. Wilson Cape Giardeau, Mo. Phi Delta Theta Biology C. Walter Zimmerman Festus, Mo. Beta Theta Pi Philosophy SL English James Wion Fulton, Mo. Phi Kappa Psi Political Science XQSTER 'Q' O ET5 5 if Qxxnlnf A 135x, FULTON W Q 006 02 X Q 3 G7 S ffl 4' m N' f P 1. ff Q Y' rounocn m UNDER CLA SSMEN It is the intenxe e-fort that educates. -Dahl AlanM Atklns Mexico Mo Peterj Baldes Albany New York LawrenceM Barnes Mexico Mo ohnN Baumstark St Louis Mo Garrell L Boone Fulton Mo Tulsa Okla EFICJ Brumm St Louis Mo ThomasN Campbell Omaha Neb Charles B Carden Tulsa Okla james E Carley Tulsa Okla Willard R Carlisle Tulsa Okla Thomas R. Carlock Ardmore Okla. Patrickj. Caudill Hobart Okla. james A. Crookston Mexico M 0. Frank B. Curtis Port au Prince Haztz Charles A. Daniel Decatur Ill. james C. Davis Vicksburg Miss. William M. Duff Houston Mo. John F. Ellis Springfield Mo. Don R. Garrison Oklahoma City Okla james N. Gravemann Augusta, Mo. Donald P. Ha1e,jr. Godfrey, Ill. james W. Hallar Holden, Mo. Douglas A. Handel Oklahoma City, Okla john D. Harwood Tulsa, Okla. CLASS OF 1967 J . i. john P. Broach -Q-nv 'Milf' nr Thomas F. Hewes GuUPort, Miss. james E. I-Iindman,-Ir. Yorba Linda, Cali Ernest V. Hodge Kansas City, Mo. john L. Hodnett Webster Groves, Mo. Jon F. Jarrett . Ballwin, Mo. William S.lIenks, III Rolla, Ma. James W. King Fulton, Mo. Kent S. Kissinger St. Louis, Mo. john E. Launder Kansas City, Mo. John M. Lavin Brentwood, Mo. Edward S. Lebens Setauket, New York john S. Leffen joplin, Mo. Andrew E. Leslie El Campo, Tex. Thomas F. Liepsner Kansas City, Mo. Ross W. Livermore Germantown, Tenn. Larry C. Marrs Denver, Colo. John C. Matherly Cincinnati, Ohio Daniel G. McCoy Webster Groves, M 0. Lawrence A. McGrady Fulton, Mo. Dalton B. McInnis Oklahoma City, Okla. James A. McKechnie Cazenovia, New York Alfred C. McWhirter,xIr. Kansas City, Mo. William N. Mehornay Kansas City, Mo. James L. Middleton St. Louis, Mo. james C. Morton Duncan, Okla. Ronald L. Naylor Plymouth, Ind. Larryj. Peterson St. Louis, Mo. E. Charles Pilcher Omaha, Nebr. Brandt W. Pryor University City, Mo. Lyman P. Rhodes Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Carl W. Schilling Shawnee Mission, Kansas Frederick R. Schuepfer St. Louis, Mo. Douglass W. Scott St. Louis, Mo. Roy Lee Selby, jr. Tulsa, Okla. -james T. Shaw Hermann, Mo. 4 H!! CLASS OF 1968 44 Kem L. Smith Tulsa, Okla. Rowland D. Slanlield Tulsa, Okla. Daniel L. Stanley foplin, NIO. Eric F. Tremayne Glendale, NIU. Thomas A. VVeil University Cily, NIO. Ralph XV. Wells Shawnee Nlission, Kansas Richard F. Wells Shawnee ilflission, Kansas Charles C. Wilson Leawood, Kansas Ernest C. N'VinLers Kansas City, NIO. Harvey B. Young Kirksuille, AIO. Charlesj. Adams llfluneie, Ind. Paul Alexander Oklahoma City, Okla. Wlilliam R. Allen,Jr. Kansas City, Kansas Thomas R. Alt Webster Groves, AIO. Dallas D. Anthony Springjield, Ala. Samuel G. Barnes ilIcCredie, AIO. james L. Beane Cenlralia, AIO. Thomas A. Bedell Alton, Ill. Danny L. Birdsong Paczfc, NIO. Robert Borkowski E. Sl. Louis, Ill. VVill1am N Bouras St Louis Ala David H Bosce Independence Wo Stephen F Brauer St Louis U0 Robert S Bressler Olnette Ho Bruce lx Brookby Barllesulle Okla johnC Cable Uuskogee Okla N1ckT Case Fullon U0 GregS Chalmers Tulsa Okla ames R Clarke Shaanee Okla Eduard D Cosden J Darien Conn . , . ' I ,i . . ,:' . ' ,1'. V , . . , . ,. . -y , . ' . . , r. Jack E. Coums,xIr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Frederick M. Cozad Park Ridge, Ill. Gilbert F. Craig, jr. St. Louis, Mo. D. Alan Creek Raytown, Mo. Homer W. Davis Alton, Ill. Stephen R. Deaton Houston, Tex. Michael K. Defiel Oklahoma City, Okla. james L. Derra Omaha, Neb. Sven H. Digranes Baranquilla, Columbia William D. Dooley Winne, Ark. james L. Earhartklr. New Orleans, La. john R. Elrod , Siloam Springs, Ark. joseph D. Emmons Pryn Mawr, Pa. Stephen G. England Rolla, Mo.. Roger C. Essig Columbus, Ohio james S. Farris Owensuille, Mo. james G. Fehrle Tulsa, Okla. Franklyn F. Finks Kansas City, Mo. Stephen A. Finley Tulsa, Okla. Kenneth F. Fischer Afton, Mo. G. Chrysler Fisher Tulsa, Okla. Gary F. Folk Leawood, Kansas Michael G. Fox Schenectady, N. Y Douglas B. Gibson Kirkwood, Mo. john D. Greenlease Shawnee Mission Kansas Richard L Gruenewa Florissant Mo Allenj Hale Loves Park Ill Allen C Hall Scottsdale Ariz TerryC Hammer Florissant Mo Robert R Harris Glen Rock Nj W1ll1amS Hatch III Independence Mo St Louis M0 Alan C Henderson Webster Groves Mo James L Henderson Ponca City Okla Eric L Hewlett Oklahoma Czty Okla ' t . ld Dietrich Hedenliamp. 45 jay L. Hoecker Fort Worth, Tex. William A. Hoffman Hannibal, Mo. John D. Hopkins Boonville, Mo. Richard H. Horseman Mission, Kansas john T. Howe Ponca City, Olzla. Edward D. Howey Independence, Mo. Chris Huehnergarth Kansas City, Mo. Richard K. Huffstutter Boonville, Mo. Joseph L. Hull Tulsa, Okla. Don F. Idle Columbia, Mo. Keith F. jacobs Quincy, Ill. David L. Jennings Kansas City, Kansas Donald R. johnson, Jr. Tulsa, Okla. Philip L. jordonhlr. Hong Kong Spencer M. Kagan ' Revere, Mass. Robert H. Karandjeff Granite City, Ill. Craig P. Kayser Houston, Tex. Guy N. Keith Oklahoma City, Okla. Renej. Kendzior Franklin, Pa. john F. Kidwell Wichita Falls, Tex. Lawrence R. Kitsmiller St. Louis, Mo. Carl W. Lange Glendale, Mo. Gregory A. Lawrence Fulton, Mo. Larry F. Leslie Clayton, Mo. Ralph S. Lilly Springfield, Mo. john C. Long Leawood, Kansas Richard A. Long New Hyde Park, N. K Williamj. Lowry St. Louis, Mo, Daniel D. MacDougall Keokuk, Iowa Peter A. MacKercher Ponca City, Okla. john F. March Fulton, Mo. Stephen R. Martin Lincoln, Neb. Albert E. Mason Chillicothe, Mo. Ralph E. Matkin Kansas City, Mo. james D. McCullum St. Louis, Mo, David McCullough San Antonio Tex. james N. McDonald Pleasant Hill Mo. Nicholas A. McKinney Wilton Conn. Vlichael L. Midyett Carrollton Nlo. Charles R. Monroe Carbondale Ill. Anthony R. Morgenthau Peoria Ill. David R. Morris Wichita Falls Tex. Monroe W. Mountford De Soto Mo G Robert Muehlhauser Belleville Ill amesF Murphy Amarillo Tex amesT Oliver Chillicothe Mo TerryD O Neal Ballwzn Mo Donald W Pageler Wamego Kansas Alan Penlck Boonville Mo David T Peters Ixansas City Mo Tedj Planje Rolla Mo Carl Porchey Festus Mo Daniel L Rickett Crawfordsvzlle n tIohnR Ridmgs Hamilton Mo ReeseM Riley Farmington New Mex Mark D Robeson xIamesL Rogers Oklahoma City Okla RichardS Ruprecht Tulsa Okla VIart1nZ Satz Clayton Mo WalterW Schmidt Nutley Mo Robert L Seaman Fulton N10 HenryT Sethney Tulsa Okla TheodoreT Shackelford Tulsa Okla ThomasW Shearer Prairie Village Kansas Byron B Sherman Oklahoma City Okla Roger A Shores Shawnee Mzsszon Kansas Dav1dA Shuttee Enid Okta Daryl L Smith Independence Mo Richard V Snyder Clayton NIO Col1nW Stahlhut Kirkwood lVIo , , 1 i , , , , , . , . , . , . 7 , . , , . f I ' , . , . , . ' D ' ,I d. , . , Kansas City, Kansas , . . I . i . , . , . , . , . , . ., . J . I ,lIr. , . , , . , . , . , . Richard G. Stoll Chickasha, Okla. David H. Stubbs Cape Girardeau, lVIo. Carl H. Trowbridge Shawnee Mission, Kansas Franklin D. Trowt Wenham, Mass. Kenneth P. Wagner Kirkwood, Mo. Dustin T. Ward Tulsa, Okla. Calvin S. Watson Cairo, Ill. Francis H. Wemplehjr. Plandome, N. Y. james C. White Tulsa, Okla. David B. Wilderman Orange Park, Fa. Jarvis E. Williams Shawnee Mission, Kansas Lewis A. Williams Brownstown, Ill. Richard S. Wimmer Belleville, Ill. Wesley R. Workmanhjr. East St. Louis, Ill. Barry M. Yantis ' River Forest, Ill. Frank A. Absher Nashville, Ill. john G. Adams Sikeston, Mo. john D, Alexander Monqoelier, Ind. Frank H. Anderson Oklahoma City, Okla. David E. Antrim Alma, Wis. Buell V. Applebury Chillicothe, Mo. james O. Armstrong Webster Groves, Mo. Craig H. Baab Hinsdale, Ill. Raymond E. Baker,jr. Brookfield, Mo. Robert M. Balch Edina, Minn. Billy G. Bassett Odessa, Tex. Fritz P. Beich Bloomington, Ill. Stephenj. Bentley Oklahoma City, Okla Bert E. Bergland Hays, Kansas David C. Bratton Fulton, Mo. CLA SS OF 1969 Dale L. Breedlove Shawnee, Ohla. Frans Bronkhorst Brussels, Belgium Jon E. Brown Alton, Ill. Robert H. Brown Springjield, Mo. Robert M. Brown joplin, Mo. Stephen H. Buchholz Owensuille, Mo. Robert H. Buckner Leawood, Kansas Andrew P. Burgess Columbia, Ill. Ewald R. Busse Durham, N. C. john R. Bust Potosi, Mo. Larry G. Butterfield Meaduille, Mo. Andrew E. Canale Bartlesuille, Okla. john V. Casbeer Forrest City, Ark. james N. Caskey Kansas City, Mo. William L. Chisholm Kansas City, Mo. Richard A. Christensen Webster Groves, M o john C. Church Evanston, Ill, William W. Clark Louisville, Ky. Robert W. Cole Cochituate, Mass. Charles D. Comfort Kirkwood, MO. William R. Cook Dallas, Tex. Patrick W. Coulter Tulsa, Okla. Lester B. Cox Springfield, Mo. Robert T. Crawford Decatur, Ill. Stephen T. Crowe Cape Girardeau, Mo. joe W. Davis Fayette, Mo. Richard A. Delander Wilmelle, Ill. John W. Dickinson DeSoto, Mo. John W. Dietrich Salem, Ill. Douglas C. Dischinger St. Louis, Mo. Richard P. Dowell Chillicothe, Mo. Thomas C. Dugle Cincinnati, Ohio Iohn E. Dulaneyhjr. St. Louis, Mo. Craig F. Duncan Washington, Mo. Roger C. Dunlap Somers, Conn. I David W. Durham Warson Woods, NIO. .Ioseph M. Dvorak III Riverside, Ill. Frank G. Eby Tulsa, Okla. .john R. Felker Sikeston, NIO. Russell D. Fisher Webster Groves, Mo. Samuel R. Freeman Newport, Ark. David F. Friedly San Diego, Call Rex A. Friedman Fort Amador, Canal Zone james S. Gad University City, Mo. Thomas L. Gasper Williamsburg, Mo. joseph R. Giannasio jersey City, NJ. Frank C. Gilbert Tarrytown, N. Y. Davidj. Goehrig Wauwatosa, Wis. Gregg E. Goodner Duncan, Okla. Minor W. Gordon Claremore, Okla. Richard S. Grafthjr. Nfadison, N. j. Eu ene K. Gray Sgt. Louis, Ma. Stephen P. Groggan Denver, Colo. W. Thomas Gross Tulsa, Okla. Lindell L. Gumper Bay, Mo. William H. Hailey Kansas City, Mo. Clifford H. Hall Kansas City, Mo. Alan D. Harrel Little Rock, Ark. Calvin D. Hawkins,jr. Norman, Okla. Thomas K. Hendrix,jr. jejerson City, Mo. john W. Hewson Houston, Tex. Russell B. Holloway Oklahoma City Okla Curtis S Horn Houston Tex Thomas A Houf Fulton tVIo Richard F Houser Raytown Mo Kenneth R Howard Cali ornia NIO Danville Ky james A Ingham Ladue Mo Robert L jackson Chillicothe N10 Lynn A Jenkins Mexico Mo f 1 , . W. Banks Hudson, III 5- Charles G. johnson Kansas City Mo. William R. johnson Bartlesville Okla. Douglas A. jones Webster Groves Mo. William F. Kemper Barrington Ill. Michael E. Kiester Duncan Okla. Richard C. Kilker St. Louis Mo. Carroll F. Kimberling Oklahoma City Okla. jeff A. King Tulsa Okla. Don E. Kitzmiller Oklahoma City Okla. Speros P. Klapes Plainville Conn. Checotah Okla. J. Barry Korns foplin Mo. William H. Lamb ' Tulsa Okla. Donald W. LaTowsky fe-Herson City Mo. David S. Lemoine Leawood Kansas Robert W. Limpus Carbondale Ill. Philip Robert Livingston III Demarest NJ. Loyd L. Long Ardmore Okla. David C. Loveland Lake Forest Ill. joseph L. Marks Fort Smith Ark. , , , , , , , , , , john E. Koch , , , , , , , , , , Frank L. Martin, III West Plains, M o. joseph A. Marting Kirkwood, Mo. James T. Mathews Arlington, Va. James G. McAnulty Rochester, N. If Lee B. McMillan Shawnee Mission, Kansas james W. Medlock Pryor, Okla. john A. Meier Monett, Mo. Mark M. Mischnick Lakewood, Ohio Richard Moranhjr. Wichita Falls, Texas William E. Morgan Fulton, lVIo. Warren F Morledge Forrest City Ark Evan E Mortimer Verden Ill WeldonW Mulliken Bloomington Ill Robert R Munson Estheruzlle Ind Rodney L Myers Oneida Ill il Stephen L. Neeld Wichita Falls, Tex. Tyson W. Nichols fe-Herson City, Mo. Robert I. Nicholson Paola, Kansas William D, Nixon Auxvasse, M 0. William R. Norman jeferson City, Mo. Starling R. Nothstine Peoria, Ill. Stewart N. Oram jamestown, N. Y. Ronald E. Palmer Peoria, Ill. Bradley P. Parks Orange, Conn. Johnj. Parks Hartford, Conn. Robert W. Paul Oklahoma City, Okla Craig B. Petefish St. Louis, Mo. Melvin R. Pregler Minco, Okla. Larry D. Radford Rochester, N. Y. William M. Reeves Charleston, Mo. William P. Remick Grosse Point, Mich. john R. Rimmerhlr. Hutchinson, Kansas David C. Ruyle Neosho, Mo. Douglas M. Ryan Bartlesuille, Okla. jerry D. Sadler Rolla, Mo. J. john Sampson Douglas, Wyo. Leonard F. Sander jackson, Mo. Phylosj. H. Sandison St. Louis, Mo. Warren R. Schaefer St. Louis, Mo. A. Gary Schmidt Glendale, Mo. joel A. Setzekorn St. Louis, Mo. David E. Shaffer Chicago, Ill. Richard A. Shaffer New Bloomfield, Mo. Albert E. Smith Rulsa, Okla. David W. Smith Boonville, Mo. joseph W. Smith Wichita Falls, Tex. Patrick P. Smith Houston, Tex. John R. Smithson Dewey, Okla. Michael S. Smyser Clayton, Mo. David W. Snyder Uganda, East Africa ll Q 9 Andrew M. Spear Washington D.C. William S. Spielman Tulsa Okla. Richard W. St. Denis St. Louis Mo. Lawrence . Stein North Kansas City Mo Harold V. A. Stewart Washington D.C. Mark T. Stivers St. Louis Mo. Gregory D. Stone Peoria Ill. Zach D. Taylor Oklahoma City Okla Culver S Teflt Greenwich N Y Frank S Teterus Bartlesuzlle Okla RandyE Tomlinson Frederick Okla JayB Tucker OysterBay N Y Charles L Turner fejjferson City Olzla Donald H Tyler Watonga Olzla W1ll1amC Vandlvort Szkeston Mo jacob Van Dyke Jr Sl Louis M0 kIamesS Walker Fulton Mo ames F Waltz Cape Girardeau o james D Waugh Topeka Kansas Donald L Weaver fennings M0 Williamj Weaver Tulsa Okla GaryO Wells Calgbrnza Mo LIerryW Wells Calybrnza Mo Frank B Whltbeck Lztt1eRock Ark Wllllam D Whitlow Fulton Mo Jeffrey B. Wiggins Riverside Ill. Glen W. Wildermuth Afton Mo. Anthony L. Willard New Haven Conn. Charles D, Wilson St. Louis Mo. William B. Wilson Cape Girardeau NIO. john W, Wimberly Madison Wir. Nflichael B. Worsham Benton Ill. Robertj, Wurtzebach Lakewood, Colo. Mark L. Zoller Littleton, Colo. Michael Zuknl . Kansas City, Mo. A , 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! , 3 ff 1 111' ,, 1, il 11, 11 1,1 11 19 15 1. ,, .., 111 gk' 1, 11 11 1 , 1 11 1-' 1', I, 1' , IA, 1, 11 ,, 11 11 131 11 13' jf 191 -1 :,,1 11, 1 11 ,,,, f 1, 1,1 1 1,1 1 111 , 11 1 11 1 , 1 : 1-- 1 11 1 J 1' 1 f' 11 V 1,1 1 54 1 1 A A C TI VI TIE S XSSTER O 49, ET sc. C' fu 0Qnln!,fa Q FOUNDED 185X S FULTONW WHO'S WHO Q1 to rj FRONT Hill, Hudson, Bransford, Cozad. BACK Hall, Chadwick, Kendall, Sheppard. IE in YOUNG REPUBLICANS Dr. Parrish CAdvisorj Wilson QPresi- dentj. . its HEREDITARY MARSHALS Q1 to rl Mclntire, Bald- win, Yantis, Whit- low, Huff. HONOR COM- MISSION Cl to rj FRONT Parkins, Hudson, Fuller CAd- visorb Hill. BACK C a r 1 e y, Kendall, Middleton, Hoecker, Morton. 57 INTERFRATER- NITY COUNCIL Cozad Cpresidentj ALPHA PHI OMEGA Dr. Parrish CAdvisorj Thomas QPresidenO PUBLICATIONS BOARD Cl to rj Nlarshall CAdvis0rD Chadwick, King, Baumstark. -4 'T E I . ,ju I k I, iA.h. ,. ii..i...., i,,,4.i. ,. 3 Pl DELTA EPSILON Cl to rj FRONT Krempln Weller OMICRON DELTA KAPPA CL to rl FRONT Morton BACKEppelshe1rner Calahan Hudson Bransford Sheppard BACK MCCFC1ghI fAdV1SOFD Parkms Kendall PHI ALPHA THETA Cl to rj FRONT Vandenburg Scrivner Wilderman, l:,rnst. BACK Bransford Sheppard Wells Trotter Eppelsheimer Parrish CAdvisorD. -'r'-v--- 1 v -we-: 2----5 A-an fn, 1W-5-mg-55-31,-pw-.-:my--qv--:xaL1--.141-uffene-rg---.v.::f?-as--..E.,,...,r, XY CLUB PHI RHO EPSILON Cl to rj FRONT Hudson, Baldwin. BACK Gulick, Duff. Hack- man, Choplin. Carlisle, Par- kins. PI BAPPA DELTA -LND DEBATE SQL XD Ll to J FRON T Cozad Parlxlnb Ep pelbhelrner B -1 CK Sm er: Xhlson Gumper PEOPLE TO PEO- PLE Cl to rj FR ONT Carden, Schuepfer, Hopkins. BA CK Weller, Chadwick Crook- ston, Gibson, Huff- stutter CHI ALPHA Dr. Huntley QAdvisorD Naylor CPresidentD 61 I ra? ' ' -- -V :gl 5 iw ,g FT 9 ' ' . V , . .W Q V YOUNG DEMOCRATS fl to rj FRUNT Elrod Barnes Whitlow Busse BACK Krempm Earhart Digranes r ' X V 1 , K Q 7 7 7 ' 7 3 ' . . . A . y - L ,V ,1,. ,V X V L , V .,,r 5 FRESHMAN SENATE C1 to rj FRONT Chadwick, Weaver, Stivers, Wilson, Tay- lor, Graveman. BACK Durham, Paul, Dugle, Comfort, Elrod, Hill, Siebert, Mor- ton. SKULLS OF SEVEN Ql to rl Larsen QAdvisorj, Kendall, Crookston, Choplin, Hudson, Bransford. STUDENT COUNCIL fl to rj FRONT Eden, Chadwick, Hill Folk. BACK Weaver, Elrod, Schuepher, Yantis, Wilson, Shaw. POLITICAL SCI- ENCE ASSOCIATES Cl to rj Kendall, Scriv- ner, Bransford, Shep- pard. 'Fm Ss H ff 49 RUSSIAN CLUB Mrs. Chester Alexander CAdvisorj ' Q Jil iieediheeeeav MEN OF SONG Mr. D. Hugh Fleming CDirectorj CAMPUS VISITORS UI I'I III' ,I fi Il EI fi I :gf 1 :Il l fgi . lf' I I I I'I I II EI I I - I JOSEPH O WILSON PRESIDENT XEROX CORPORATION JOHN FINDLEY GREEN LECTURER I I I 1, II IV I I I I II I,I II .Wy IS I, I LLORDS' INTERNATIONAL DANIEL LLORDS ,II FRENCH SKETCH ARTIST JACQUES MALOUBIER SHAKESPEARIAN AUTHORITY DR. A. L. ROWSE Vs Q' C' wry' my Q RELIGION IN LIFE REV. ROBERT BALL DR. W. D. WHITE . 45 Vi N X if W W 'J V '55-I ' ., ze - 1 -. an , M .,'.,s sg 13 ,,v,. . . RABBI 8c MRS. ELMER BERGER EUGENE JEMISON-FOLKSINGER 67 MARSHALL J. MEDLIN WINNER DOBYNS ORATORICAL CONTEST BLOOD FOR VIETNAM THE FANTASTICKS DON PASQUALE l . 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' Yew ' -A nf, , - Q www ...., A- -... vw. 5 'ff W a f N 3 , 4 3 a Auf 4? 1 ,,, W..,. . - ,YY X ' :N,L!,, Second Place Miss Nancy Watts William Woods College Phi Della Theta Third Place Miss Sue Alford William Woods College Sweazy Hall Association Miss Lynn Schannon William Woods College Sigma Chi 74 Miss Kathy Brenner William Woods College Sigma Alpha Epsilon Miss Suanne Collier William Woods College Kappa Alpha Miss Emily Meyer William Woods College Beta Theta Pi ,,.--- Missjoanie Mothershead William Woods College Phi Gamma Delta Honorable W. C, Murphy Mayor of Fulton 4 udge Mrs Melvin Hall William Woods College Phi Kappa P51 .... ..., . -.. .,l.,.. ..-...-.....,..wma..,..4.......4..............:.4-.....:4.K.-.....-g..v.......-,...-.......,-...- - .. V -- ' XSSTER O 49, 0 ET s 557 C xXxXlIif 1 'fix Q 18 SX S '47fL'roNNX 9 0 O56 fo N 'ex in Lili! 3 M cr : X fi . . 1, xi? lr Q5 FOUNDED I 76 FRA TERNI TIES .. ...A V .,4,Q,l,-54,5 44, E, 21 2 1 N v 1 N 1 I Q a i A 1 13 ' 'E N 1 i Q M 1 U fl H. nw v :I ll I l A A In 1968, Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Theta Pi will celebrate its 100th anniversary on West- minster's Campus. In the ninety-eight years of Alpha Delta's existence, many traditions have be- come an integral part of the life of its members. One such tradition is academic attainment. Once again the Betas captured the George H. English Scholarship trophy. Even more noteworthy, this year's class of Beta freshmen surpassed every house scholastically, and for the second straight year won the Intrafraternity Council Pledge Class Scholarship Award. , Aff' gaps iw 'F 't - , R' ,,, ' fm , 1 BETA THETA PI BETA OFFICERS Cl to rj Fred Ellis, Treasurer Bill Craig, Recording Secretary Virgil Trotter, Vice President Bob Choplin, President Another tradition at Alpha Delta is athletic excel- lence. This year, as last, the Betas can boast of the greatest majority of varsity lettermen with Fifteen members participating. Our intramural teams consistently do well, and reflect the spirit that exists in Alpha Delta. Alpha Delta is on the verge of starting its second century, and with men such as these, it is inevitable that Alpha Delta will continue to bring much acclaim to Beta Theta Pi. . .45 . 'li Waller Zimmerman Brian Schroeder aw, f s n sunny James Muadlalnn , wifa ,- Conn Sxanlnux MX Bob Paul 4 Bull Newsom f w- Tl . 53.5, gy , R. Hill Bruce Chlrslunseh En: Brumm J? nf Ross Lrvarmnre V,?'!f ,- rm Murphy ,Q if 'mfr Randy Tarnlmsun f N or Donald Weave r ,, - s I A . Ar 34 Q. - S W. arn craig -.w..,.m.m.... John Lellen s Harry smar- mw' 5 ff.. :N X 1 Russell Bannnlt 5 x nanny elramg H, 'G- Alum Smith Rumi: norway 1 Q John Ellis rrrwum 'sl H Colon Wlihburn c Lange ,Vg-X Robert Buckner ,- p 1 Bull Johnson -19 '-,f.. W- wid' mf vngu mum M- mme-.V Q ,mmm smruuorwuu oonmvono-an smnuw ' wfounwr c-mmm 162121 hrta 151 WESTMINST COLLEGE l9B5 John Lon! James Remkus W hw John Rrmmnr Y non Tyla' M., .Q s.. Erik Hiwlth naw: Kafanulen ,As- a v Frank Whllheck Jacob van Dyke .yi sawn... sr-.1-na Nmk Csvn Bob Jackson 1 John Koch ISGS Mschlil Dtlml ' yrs Jvhn Elrod Andrew Canale W l 5 1 Frank Taurus Jamzs McDonald V+' kggif. 1. amen Apvlcbury J. Kcrns ' ,M--..,,. J. X ' H 4 w. Dennis Mcbsrllol foam :mmm mmm cone, :nc m may.-we Rub!!! Fill! f , ' K Bob Tucker ,sh Dave Eeckull Mxchael Zuk James mg Thomas wen corny Lmazmg Jann Maenmy Charlns Monroa f ' Jim Medlock ' Grendel Ken! look James Fmul Lours Wrlhams Donald Hale Lewis wnlnams Aian Halrel Lemwx Studios Wuaxfrn-3- 3:.:,r.,1V,.?.:, Lava um., 1 ..:. ,. N. ' O J., . Q I ' ,fx . - ,aw A 1' . -2 rf f' f- Q . - V . I-91:3 . , : . x 2' . 4 w x, .P w N I ', Da cfs., 'X -EL '-Mia X M K s , .. v. . -' ir if Q ' f 'Q V 2 W ' L ' Y , iiflli X , 2 ,f 3. if ', A ' v - : it ' , sf Q , 5 , , t N I A . -E x, I X W M ,,.'f g .. ,. r , m f W N ,Q . -is - ' ' ,fy .. V , . ., if Ii ' 4 'Q Y 5 -v 4 fgfflbk' 1: '- W . , Q' Pb -Q . A. 1 K gff 9 Q32 .' ' A- , 1, x I ' . x ' 3? ' f ' Qi l X r V ' 7' r r' .. X . 4 rf M' X- 5 ' A 6 f Kr 5 X fra 5 'Q r ,YQ - 5 r - E .5 Q 5 A gf ik X -A J. I . . I 5 2 ' K ' ' 1 - ,' . ' w Y + f-iii 3. A , 'L' ff' ,QA :f 5' VN-7 X 'J 51-11' XL i 55 ' fp 4 1 f ', ' . , r V . W 4 - X' 1 1 .f X 5 ' A I x ' ' X , X X . qi.::,iE j 'fi' ,. '- Q av ,553 f 1 N 154' - - 1 f- ' Y I 3' f- f -. - , as -. -A ' ' br. . V- Eu r r a. -il P in 9 5' 14, g f 1. if ' V- .- '---' L r -H 3, I 12 - mr.. f , f - uw . - ref, ' -rv .. J ' ' - ,. - '-P 'fs- ' A. , ES 5 ig ' . f 3. -'J Y' .fi ,H - 1-5' ' , .' 1-.Q . e 1- A I f f ' W -- 2 X 1. V V 1 . 1 r ' L 1.7. X I V X F 1 I 1 ' il ,, .X . XL I! w E JN so 82 The Delta Omicron Chapter of Delta Tau Delta initiated nineteen new members in its twenty-sixth year at Westminster. The Delt House has always been known to have some of the finest formals on campus and this year certainly was no exception with the Christmas For- mal. Besides outstanding parties, Delta Omicron has shown its all-around chapter excellence by re- ceiving the Hugh Shields Award given to the ten best chapters out of the ninety-seven chapters throughout the nation. This is awarded for scholas- tic and intramural achievements, faculty relations, DELTA TA U DELTA DELT OFFICERS CL TO RD BACK ROW: Porchey, Kendzior, Gouge FRONT ROW: Ruprecht, Morgenthau, Jennings, Jenks. fraternity organization, and brotherhood. Extra- curricular activities such as the annual heart fund drive helped in obtaining this coveted award. Although not winning any first in intramural sports this year, much athletic depth was displayed by the Delts who took many seconds and thirds in close intramural competition. The Delts are looking forward to an even better year next year with the spread of the spirit of brotherhood to another great group of men. -.1--Y JAMES T SHAW ,gm-,.,.....Q. . f.:,,,.,..,. W..-.. xv. :Q-,U g....5 33-. , .,,v....,-q,5.,1.5.:.mH.,..,,...,., -1, fa ,-.1-f-5 DEL TS WIN R. O. T. C. RECOGNITION 84 AU Ifffy' -EM 4 ff 755- fbzff UAIZL Us ibcf DEL T HEAR T FUND DRI VE in-7 Alpha Eta chapter of Kappa Alpha came to West- minster in 1890. For 76 years we have maintained a position of uneircelled prominence on this campus and have contributed much to Westminster in nu- merous fields. This year has been one of the best for the KA's. Starting with a highly successful rush, the southern gentlemen proceeded to assert themselves in numerous ways. Kappa Alpha has provided more than its share KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS Cl, to r.J David Ringle-Vice-Pres. George Parkinsb-Pres. Bill Ernst-Rec. Secretary of campus leaders, athletes, and scholars. Socially, it ranked second to none with its many fine parties, culminating in the Old South Ball. Kappa Alpha has contributed liberally to various social and relief organizations, not to mention volun- teer work at the State Hospital. With the initiation of 21 new actives, KA looks forward to an even more successful future. I ,xii via., 5 ,rv ., 'Y - A ibufci Qlmltl FTLYA 1 . :. wN I ,'5Zl ' . in if I. ,Q .,.,, K N , I '-Tis' , ' A . - iii ' ' I I WESLEY R WORKMAN I' ROBERT 8.CREE SCDTT CNIATSON GILBERT ECRAIG JR. ALBERT EMASON RTWKLEIN CRAIG G H SCOTT JONNB COTTIER FRANCISH WEMPLE .1 if 4 MARK F KEEN -. JEFFREY BWIGGINS .T.. av-Q. THOMAS A HOU!- 4-Q.. -4- L GUMFER Alpha ALAN M FASULDT MICHAEL P REVEAL THOMAS ABE DELL 4119 QM, S6 AA Ax I ,33e511mnn5l1ex+ Ciiollge JAMES S FARRIS DWIGNTE CHALKER ROBERT NORRIS JAMES T OLIVER A GARY SCHMIDT CHARLES LTURNER ARTHURE HALE EUGENE K GRAY f Ks, , mf MOM MUELLER MARK T STIVERS R ANDY CHRISTENSE L ALAN JENKINS STEPHEN L MABUCE ROBERT W HANNA 'sr DAVE E ANTRIM WILLIAM H HAILEY REX A FRIEDMAN FRANK C GILBERT ROBERT W LIMPUS THOMAS L GASPER EVAN E MORTI nn Ii i , , i.,, ,, -? ff.-ii '-2,gf35'1f.f gi i Q A 4 I Lx K.A.s. PLAY SANTA P Ai N ur-1-. -,v mm! , WM, 4 av ' Af Www! QW' fn M., This past year the Independent Student As- sociation made still greater progress and achieved more distinction than ever before. In our short history, we have developed into the largest house on campus, and our house mascot, Sarge, a ferocious Black Labrador, has established himself as 'King of the Hill'. We believe the house should provide a meaningful, productive atmosphere for inquiry and study. We have the top two men in the junior Class and the top man in the Sophomore Class. This feat merely dramatizes the emphasis we place on scholarship. To go with the scholastic endeavors are the athletic and social aspects of the house. We provided over 1 X3 of the men of the varsity basketball team and nearly 1f2 of the varsity track team. The varsity INDEPENDENT OFFICERS Cl to rj Marszalek Horn Ide Smith Deschamp Missing Karandjeff and Harwood SWEAZET HALL also benefited by our supplying the captain of the swimming team, tennis men, baseball players, and cross-country runners. We seek to strengthen West minster as well as to reflect favorably on the house Intramurals were by no means neglected. We won the Dadis Day Track Meet with our four man team which doubled the point total of the nearest competitor to win handily. The handball and basketball teams had very credible seasons Socially, the efforts of Gordon Ide and his com mittee made the traditional Log Cabin Christmas Dance, the House Hayride, and numerous informal boondock parties great successes. This year Tony Horn and Dan Deschamp led us to new heights, which, in our tradition, will undoubtedly serve as a stimulus to still greater efforts next year : 1 Q 1 ' - W, v,,.' Mfg IN TRAM URAL TRA CK WINNERS SA CHS, SHAFFER, H O WARD ,,,,,, X1 M! ,f 'X, ...mnhzk PHI GAMMA DEL TA Founded on the Westminster Campus in 1948, tinuously outstanding in its participation in campus and community activities. Along with the annual canned food drive and the emergency blood bank program, this year the Phi Gamma Delta Youth Pro- gram was incorporated into our many social service projects. PHI GAM CABINET Cl to rj ohn Howe Historian ohn Drescher President Kip Cosden Corresponding Sec Ernie Hodge Treasurer Phi Mu s outstanding campus achievements have Graduation Goal Award from the Sigma Chi Foundation last spring Phi Mu has also been rec ognized as the most outstanding Phi Gamma Delta chapter 1n the section by winning the coveted Solo mon Cup J , . . LI . , ' . Phi Mu chapter of Phi Gamma Delta has been con- not gone unrecognized, for we received the Annual 94 if ..-., . -. .,.,, -..- ..... -. - .... 1..- ...... I.. 1... .-- ....-- .- THOMAS J. TREECE JR HOWARD KGHADWICKII DOUGLAS S, DDRAND BOB RGATTERMEIR ' THOMAS STHDMAS THOMAS EALLAWAV GLENN RDAVIB ERNEST V HCDGE JOHN BDRESTHER LARRY DC!-lN70N CLARK CBRAUSHAW JIM C-DAVIS NISVURIAN RECDRUINI KCREYARY i PRESIDENT YRELSUIER NUEPMDING SEGIETUTY ,v h ' 11 HUIIIIU ' 2 U 2 - Qi ! rf... . W 1. E Q .t 42' ,U 1. I ..: .-zgfhig, 1 - .... - . .... -...- . sos rusocssss Lmvun rumncocx 'moms N. cAMPasn.n. GEORGE R.:-msxs rmvm A.eovo LARRY J. PETERSON JOHN 'nnowe .um Lnocews T lflflesbmfnsiiev .1 XXX Y , V AA . L1 OIIQBG b - .... - .. ..... .... -. .,.L ,, W Yi- , JOHN DGREENLEASE PETER W KNAPP BILL D. NIXON MARK I1 ROBESON PETER ILNACKERCHER JAM3 LJENDERSON TERRY D.D'NEAL EUWARD OQCOSDEN UULANEY R MITCHELL RICHARD ALONG , . . . - -..-., , - . f xvilf V W ' Y . I - ,. - . .,f.. - W- 7 1 -....-. ..... - ,.... ,.,.., ,,, -. ...... ,. .. ...,,.,,. IV ANDREW R. MILLER JON G. DIGRANES JOHN E KIDWELL ' MICHAEL C. REID JOHN nfiibmns mas. vm F: scossm BILL E REMIC!! - WILLMM W. CLARK ROBERT I. NICHOLSDN JR. JAMES E BLAIR DAVID Q LDVELAND Q- 04 . . if . ...fy Q?-We ff 4 S ' ...J -.. H-.. -.-, ....... -- ..... ' TRESELL H.v1eT1ii7im LARRY a su'rTERFlEw .lmAES 1 Mzvmaws' wlzfllikibh H,u.Ama ' 'rcNxT'E.WTG.ARu 'TEAM R FREEUJAN ceones HJXLVDRD Rossm' HZEREWBTT' 'f'9'56NW NiEEFs h'' LOVD L.LONG KATIE 1 F-'Wig' AMW., h,4- ,.. ...- I , , f .f , ff . h l -,... f .ff .A .,.,, .1.. ,H 2.5- fl hi x ,tm 4- . 754 'Ln f rw-. -'D 'tel ,wg gg! , 59 A K a .un ,, .fl 4327 AX ,. fi add PHI PSI OFFICERS Cl to rp BACK Schmidt Middleton Kayser FRONT Kagan Harris Rosebrough Since its initial founding in 1960, Missouri Beta of Phi Kappa Psi has progressively made great strides forward. For the second time in three years they have won the United Fund Charity Drive. Because of Phi Psi's enlightened', scholarship program and its progressive pledge program which now boasts no hell week, it may be said with pride that Phi Psi is the only house on campus this year which has initiated all of its pledges. Also, for the sixth con- secutive year, the brothers have defeated the pledges PHI KAPPA PSI in the annual pledge-active football game by a score of 13-0. Socially, along with introducing some new bands on campus, the Phi Psiis have had the unusual in parties, including such themes as Fantasia,', c'GoldF1nger , English Pubv, 'cSurfing , and Viet- nam . Finally, Phi Psi has one of the highest ufatalityl' rates on campus in that about 88'Z, of the upper classmen are either lavaliered, pinned, or en- gaged. The members suppose that, if the army doesn't get them, William Woods will. T I Q L .,... ,,A W.. A.. -W - ..A.. H . 1 4 A eos Howe Juw Hue:-:Es ' SPENCE KAGAN so sirifvs-Aan fm A 4sosH 'MiuDl.E'roN W mcx ii6RsEMAN sm ucxuosn ' MEL HALL JOHN ROSEBROUGH RECORDING SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT' TRElSURER A H algi mapper Psi w A. A , xwf . e,,, - , , - me Q. 'Z ' : ?. L.. - : , 4, I9 as wxm scnmnnr GARY FOLK 1.. ' ,Q I, came xAvsER Boa Hanms ' gf' - ' v ' C. Q- ' fi .N - P s H' KAPPA P esiimnnsfer allege CHRIS HUEHNERGARTH BOB KLOETZER ROGER DUNLAP MEL PREGLER JOHN PARKS CULVER TEFFT BOB COLE DAVID FITZPATRICK BILL REEVES MRS. HAZEL MOSS MARK ZOLLER BOB MUNSON DAVE SNYDER JAY TUCKER nw N- -.1 .f I FK, i 1 9 5 2 i . E i 3 V 1 A I i I 101 ., 3 V W . . ,. . ,. , ,,,. ,,. ,,,,,,,.,, ,A-,,,..,,-x,-,Y,,,,,A,,,A,--,-M-,w-WIW,-Arm A W 1 A- t SIGMA ALPHA EPSIL ON MISSOUFI Gamma Chapter of S1gma Alpha Epsllon was founded on Westmmster s Campus only seventeen years ago on Aprll 23 1949 ThlS youth fullness carrles over mto the Splflt of the fratern1ty and shows ltself 1n the v1tal1ty zeal and acute sense of brotherhood whlch makes It one of the most promment fratermtles on campus MISSOUFI Gamma conslstently ranks at the top ln scholarshlp and athletxcs and enrlches ltself wlth act1ve commun1ty servxce and soc1al programs ThlS year as 1n the past we entertamed the chlldren from the MISSOUF1 State Hospltal and gave a Chr1stmas party for those from the MISSOUF1 School for the Deaf We also collected for the Umted Fund and won second place for our float 1n the annual Ghrlstmas parade Our most rewardmg venture however was a project 1n1t1ated by our own mem bers ent1tled Project We Care ThlS was a dual project cons1st1ng of sendlng boxes of food readlng mater1al and personal 1tems to Amerxcan sold1ers fightmg m the jungles of Vxetnam and Blood for Defense a very successful blood drlve 1n whxch over one half of the school part1c1pated All told we at MISSOUFI Gamma feel that we had a very successful year and that by worklng together ln the bonds of brotherhood we may con tmue to uphold the Hne standard of our fratermty 1n years to come . . , - - ' a a a ' ' 7 ' , . y 1 2 7 , . . . . . . . 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Wlly 1 VA M- .. .l l ,,, . - .. fix ' av ' if 5 M '17, E 14 f I , gui' fin' -- 'Iii ' ,, A , l 1 -- f I Q ,. A I az ' J, A Z' 2 'i In : L A ' ' 'Xi 5 'f H, . 1 f 1 -' ' ' .ty V U Zi E. I ,V ,, S k , 1 i NA K , X- i ' I ' y f i , ,A1 wig: f I ' j E g X, I Ii . I , Y ' Qi' 'I 1' 1 I . , r x 1 I . , ' 3 I .T ' T A 5 A W ' .L.-.-.....,.-i,. ,.... .... L .... -.,.., .Q W PROJECT 'WE CARE ' SUPPLIES FOR VIE TNA M 104 S A E SHENANIGANS .457 ..-L. The Delta Tau Chapter of Sigma Chi was established on the Westminster Campus in 1949. Since its inception, the Chapter has stressed the development of a well-rounded chapter and the in- clusion of every phase of fraternity life in its activities. Though securing only one intramural plaque, the Sigma Chi teams were barely edged out in four other sports. Social life has always been stressed at the Sigma Chi House, and this year there have been several successful dances including the Playboy Party, the Alter-Ego Party, Toga Party, and the Roaring Twenties Party. Their annual Christmas SIGMA CHI SIGMA CHI OFFICERS Bill Boose, President Formal set a new trend on campus and was a tremendous success. The Fraternity also takes pride 'in its service and academic projects. Among these this year were First place in the Vietnam Blood Drive and the sponsor- ship of an all-campus discussion on the Vietnam issue. Merited by sound leadership, the Sigs have secured a sound position in campus leadership. Thus, the brothers of Sigma Chi have proven their worth while never losing sight of their unity within the bonds of Sigma Chi. N, ,.,. .A , . , . . fi f ' S 1 H , i X M . 24 K i a.f.i-. 1f.. 'C N ei' . 'A N 1- v W 4 W 4 , .si g 'af 3 ' 5 3 E f Q g f L Q ' E -- ,....,....,q.,,,.-L........-...- ...,....,. f R, S. VOGT M. U. 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Among these were three I. M plaques, tennis, bas- ketball, and volleyball. Also, the brothers tore down a house in northwest Fulton. Many campus leaders came from the Phi Delt House this year. To mention only a few, Colonel Roger Van Horn was the ROTC brigade commander, Bob Hudson was the chairman of the Honor Commission, and Steve Bransford and Bob Hudson were in the Skulls of Seven. More importantly, the genuine fraternal affection 110 among the brothers of Phi Delta Theta remained intense throughout the year. Although the Phi Delts are certainly proud of their fine record, which is unquestionably impressive to an outsider's point of view, the brothers are much more concerned about the genuine personal relationships among themselves. The deep personal relationships even extend beyond the actual active chapter and include all house personnel: Mrs. Helen Leascher, the house- mother, Nellie Byrd, the cook, and Booker Starks, the steward. 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Tournament ig ,,..,.,mm-,, Tony Horn 4. 5, jeff King 12 k , 1 fl to rj Wells, Wells, Read, Smith, Michel Missing: Deschamp, Monroe Birdsong Andy Michel MM rs, SWIMMING TEAM BACK ROW fl to rj Paul Smyser Comfort Baab FRONT ROW McAnulty Krempm Sandlson Westmmster Sw1mm1r1g Team t1ed for Hrst place 1n the Wllllam Jewell Invltatlonal Meet, the Hrst trophy for Westmmster swlmmers Jim McAnu1ty set records in the 200 and 500 yd. freestyle events and the Chuck Comfort, record setter for 60 yd. freestyle event. Craig Baab, record setter for 200 yd. backstroke event. GOLF TEAM BACK ROW fl to rj Livingston, Waltz, Vandivort, Buchanan, Coach Gordon. FRONT ROW Kalen, Crawford. A i'Birdie for Clayton -npng F vveefk'E'E-:tiff-'51i!'-1g2,r,'11gragfs-::we.eggff.':--1-sw1fm1u '1ev-gyfrs-v--rn71-1-as-A-gwfqaqs-:11,-5.,.w4wf-:ff-rf'-Le::ern0r5Q-re.-dxf TRA CK TEAM me , . J f Q Q' B5 ELM S i K4 ,fp Vw BASEBALL TEAM WES TM INS TER CHEERLEADERS Val Feltus, Diane Palmi, Debbey Brown, Marilyn Turpin, Cappy Brenner, Candy Jensen ,-,, , ,: L INTRAMURAL SPORTS '...,.,.:.,,.3.:.,,.:-3 ,,,,.-.-...n-:xae.-1-..:f-141-1-s,14,f:,,.:.,..-. .m1u....m-fm-mvfpr-...-WN11-pu-nvqpf-.v dv...-n-,.....-.... HANDBALL WINNER--SI GM A CHI FRA TERNI TY SOFTBALL WINNER SIGMA CHI FRA TERNI TY SWIMMING WINNER-SI GM A ALPHA EPSIL ON FRA TERNI TY GOLF WINNER-BE TA THE TA PI FRA TERNI TY M. N925 Q12 V , :si E1 1 Q! 4 ? 5: 3. 'P L Pr' ff? Usa 22 if 1 , ,W- 5, ,-5 :ai OTHER I.M. WINNERS- BASKETBALL-PHJ DELTA THETA VOLLEYBALL-PHI DELTA THETA TENNIS-PHI DELTA THETA BOWLING-KAPPA ALPHA ' 91.1 EDB Psa-or fe.. .QF fi ff, Q91 x l y . Chuck Hall Editor Perrin McEwen Assistant Editor ,nff,., 'V- BLUEJA 2' STAFF joel Setzekorn Bert Bergland Dave Boyce Dick Stoll Dave Loveland Walt Schmidt Bob Borkowski Wall O'Brien Dave Urban Dan Ricket! Don Garrxson Busmess Manager Don johnson Carlton Kmg Sven D grants R1Ch COICYHHH , 5 I 3 , , no . fi ,, A ,M e . - i ' , . P ' , QSTE-R CQ so V' 5914. gg Qxxmxyw 3 fx f Fx: lf FOUNDED 189' FULTONW I . , 6 fx X X ,, Qg, 3 Q ' Q I . 5 E ZQQ: 6+ 45 0 S. , H! f COMMENCEMENT . v qv K Leif' bl'V'ln.Na 4 ,..s ll Q- -Q... 9 N. ,ge f MC? Q 1 ,W 4 Cf Af' , A 'X r x kelly wi im? ,.. , . , - , , ,, ,K - . . I , 7 'TWU I T? new 4. i zlihgf' D OUGLAS FAIRBANKS Sh. E V, X 5 A In 3 f .F 6 f,-22hhnhasfY T Ya I - X N9 SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLAWAY, THOMAS EDWARD: Young Re- publicans 1-2, Alpha Phi Omega 1-2, Intramurals 1-4, Pi Delta Epsilon 3-4, Advanced R.O.T.C., Scabbard and Blade 3-4, Fraternity Recording Secretary. BALDWIN, THOMAS EDWARD, JR.: Columns Staff 1, Alpha Phi Omega 1-4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Secretary 4, Hereditary Marshals 1-4, President 3-4, Dean's List 2, Phi Rho Epsilon 3-4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3-4. BEHARRY, FLYNN: United Campus Christian Fellowship 1-2, Vice-President 2. BICE, WILLIAM E., JR.: Columns 2-4, Editor 4, Vice-President of Missouri Association of College Newspapers 4, Pi Delta Epsilon 3-4, Men of Song 1-3, Student Band Director 3, Author's Anonymous 2-3, Intramurals 1-4, Secretary- Treasurer of Junior Class, Fraternity Pledge Trainer, Warden, Song and Social Chairman, Westminster Review 1-3. BOOSE, WILLIAM R. III: Fraternity President 3-4, Social Chairman 2, Rush Chairman 3, Derby Day Chairman 2, Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Vice-President of Student Body 4, Vice-President of Phi Alpha Theta 4, Student Council 3-4, In- terfraternity Council 3-4, Winner of Sales and Marketing Speech St. Louis Sales Convention 4, Dean's List 3, Young Republicans 1-2, Freshman Residence Hall President 1, People to People 4. BRADSHAW, CLARK CRARY: Alpha Phi Omega 1-4, Young Republicans 1-2, History Club 1, Political Science Club 1-3, Intramurals 1-4. BRANSFORD, STEVE: Phi Alpha Theta 3-4, Stu- dent Council 2, Junior Class President, Varsity Baseball 1-4, Basketball 2, United Nations Semes- ter 3, Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Skulls of Seven 4, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4, Interfraternity Council 2, Political Science As- sociate 4, W Club 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Student Associate 4. BRUMMETT, RAY: Political Science Club 1, Ad- vanced R.O.T.C., Blue Jay Staff 2, Scabbard and Blade 4, Varsity Wrestling 1-2, Senior Class Sgt. at Arms, Fraternity Secretary 2, Warden 4. BUCHANAN, WILLIAM: Vice-President of Senior Class, Sophomore Class Secretary, Freshman Class Sgt. at Arms, Freshman Senate 1, Student As- , sociate 3-4, Fraternity Rush Chairman 3, Intra- murals 1-4, Varsity Golf 3,-4, W Club 4. CALAHAN, ROBERT H.: R.O.T.C. RiHe Team 1-4, Columns Staff 3, Alpha Phi Omega 2-4, Ad- vanced R.O.T.C., Pi Delta Epsilon 3-4. CAMDEN, JOHN B.: Young Republicans 3-4, In- 142 tramurals 1, W Club 1-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Fraternity Rush Chairman 3, Historian 2-3, Steward 3, President-4, Varsity Swimming 1-3, Captain 3, Student Associate 3. CAMPBELL, DAVID A.: Column Staff 4, Pi Delta Epsilon 4, Intramurals 3-4, Young Demo. crats 2-4, Political Science Club 2-4, Fraternity House Chairman 2. CHADWICK HOWARD KENNETH, JR.: Stu- dent Body President 4, Student Body Treasurer 3, Student Council 2, Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent, Student Activities Committee 2, Dormitory Counselor 3-4, Band 1-2, Young Democrats 1, Chairman Student Publications Board 4, Religion- In-Life-Week Committee 3, Bluejay Staff 3, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4, Men of Song 1-4, Vice-President 3. CHOPLIN, ROBERT H.: Honor Scholarship 1-3, Phi Rho Epsilon 3-4, Zeta Tau Delta 4, Skulls of Seven 4, Fraternity President 4, Student Associate 3, Lecture-Concerts Committee 3, Student Activi- ties Committee 4. CLARKE, MICHAEL BLAINE: Pledge Class President 1, Sophomore Class President, Frater- nity Scholarship Chairman 2, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, Interfraternity Council 3-4, Student Liberal Arts Committee 3, Student Associate 4, Young Democrats 3-4. CLINTON, LARRY D.: Men of Song 3-4, Young Republicans 3-4, Scabbard and Blade 3-4, People to People 3-4, Alpha Phi Omega 3-4, Political Science Club 3, Intramurals 3-4, Advanced R.O.T.C. COFFEY, ROBERT A.: Student Council 2-4, Hon- or Commission 3-4, Student Associate 4, Biology Lab Assistant 2-4, Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3-4, Young Republicans 1-2, Varsity Wrestling 1- 4, Intramurals 1-4, Fraternity Rush Chairman 3. CRAIG, WILLIAM L.: Young Republicans 1-2, Advanced R.O.T.C., Fraternity Secretary 3-4. DECKER, ROBERT F., JR.: Fraternity Alumni Chairman 2, Social Chairman 3, Young Republi- cans 1-4, Intramurals 1-4. DURAND, DOUGLAS D.: Young Republicans 1- 3, Political Science Club 1-2, Experiment in Inter- national Living 3, Fraternity Scholarship Chair- man 3, Washington Semester 3, Student Associate 4, Student Assistant in English 4, Alpha Phi Omega 1-4. EPPELSHEIMER, DAVID V.: Bluejay Staff 2-3. Editor 3: Columns Staff 1-3, Debate Team 1, Pi Kappa Delta 1-4, Rifle Team 1-2, College Bowl Team 2, Economics Departmental Assistant 3, Pi -q Delta Episilon 3-45 Phi Alpha Theta 45 Inde- pendent Senior Representative, Scholarship Chair- man 3, Board of Governors 45 Intramurals 1-4. FASOLDT, ALAN M.: History Club 15 Young Republicans 1-35 Russian Club 2-45 Advanced R.O.T.C.5 Scabbard and Blade 3-45 Fraternity Vice President 3-4. FEASTER, MICHAEL M.: Men of Song 1-4, Pres- ident 45 Advanced R.O.T.C.5 Rifle Team 1-45 Fraternity Parliamentarian 2, Sgt. at Arms 3-45 Intramurals 1-4. FRIESNER, H. K.: Intramurals 1-45 Fraternity House Chairman 2-3, Athletics Chairman 3-4, Warden 4. GATTERMEIR, ROBERT: Young Republicans 1-35 Columns Staff 15 Alpha Phi Omega 1-45 Stu- dent Activities Board 35 Vice President Junior Class5 Vice President Sweazey Hall Association5 Intramurals 1-4. GRUBER, RANDY: Honor Roll 15 Varsity Base- ball 15 W Club 1-45 Intramurals 1-45 Pi Delta Epsilon 3-4, President 45 Chi Alpha 2-4, Vice President 45 Student Publications Board 2-45 Columns Staff 1-45 Bluejay Staff 35 Omicron Delta Kappa 45 Resident Hall Counselor 35 Fra- ternity Chaplain, Scholarship Chairman, Assistant Treasurer. GULICK, CHARLES R.: Intramurals 1-45 Frater- nity Warden 2, Vice President 45 Phi Rho Epsi- lon 3-45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 Freshman Resident Counselor 35 Biology Lab Assistant 4. HACKMAN, LARRY T.: Phi Rho Epsilon 3,45 Scabbard and Blade 3-45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 In- tramurals 1-45 Young Democrats 15 Honor Roll 1-35 Advanced R.O.T.C. HALL, CHARLES W.: Young Republicans Club 1-45 Alpha Phi Omega 2-45 Fraternity Treasurer 2-35 Pledge Trainer 45 Washington Semester 35 Economics Departmental Assistant 35 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 45 Bluejay Editor 45 Zeta Tau Delta 45 Pi Delta Epsilon 4. HALL, MELVYN W.: Young Democrats 1-35 Hon- or Roll 35 Computer Assistant 4. HANCE, JAMES H., JR.: Skulls of Seven 3-45 Phi Alpha Theta5 Alpha Phi Omega5 Student Activi- ties Committee 4 Student Associate 4 Liberal Arts Committee Economics Departmental Assist ant 4 Fraternity Treasurer Social Chairman Secretary HARDIN STEVEN L.: Advanced R.O.T.C.' Al pha Phi Omega 1 Chemistry Lab Assistant 4 HILL RUSSELL H.: Honor Commission 2-4 Vice Chairman 4 Student Body Secretary 4 In terfraternlty Council 3 4 Treasurer 3 Freshman Resident Counselor 3 4 Student Senate 4 Who s Who 1n American Colleges and Universities 4 R O T C Band 1 3 Sociology Club 1 Sociology Departmental Assistant 2 Chl Alpha 1 Concert and Lecture Committee 2 HORN, ANTHONY V.: Independent President 4 Social Chairman 3 Treasurer 2 Varsity Tennis 3 4 W Club 4 Intramurals 1 4 Men of Song 1 2 Young Democrats 14 Advanced ROTC Scabbard and Blade 4 HOWE, ROBERT E.: Chi Alpha 1-2, Secretary Treasurer 1 Men of Song 1 2 Intramurals 1 4 Young Republicans 1 Religion in Life Committee 24 Fraternity Chaplain 1 2 Historian Alumni Chairman 3 4 HUDSON ROBERT ETCHISON: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4 Omicron Delta Kappa 3 4 Skulls of Seven 4 Honor Com mission 3 4 Chairman 4 Fraternity President 4 Pledge Trainer 3 Interfraternlty Council 4 Al pha Phi Omega 1 2 Secretary 2 Intramurals 1 4 Green Lecture Committee 3 Biology Departmen tal Assistant 4 HUGHES, JAMES LEE: Intramurals 1-45 Frater nity Secretary 3 Intramural Chairman 4 Sum merheld Scholar 3 Dean s List 2 History Club 1 IDE, GORDON B.: Varsity- Swimming Team 3 Scabbard and Blade 3 4 Sgt at Arms 4 Ad vanced R O T C Intramurals 1 4 JONES, CRAIG B.: Dean's List 35 Advanced ROTC 34 ROTC Band 12 Fraternity House Manager Alumni Chairman Intramu al Athletics Chairman KENDALL, CLARKE: Dean's List 1-45 West minster Dames Scholarship 25 Political Science Honorary 45 Pi Kappa Delta5 Omicron Delta 7 7 , - Y 1 ' 1 1 , ' , . 7 1 - , 7 - '1 1 ' -. . 1 1 1 1 .suv ', , 1 1 1 1 1 '1 'Q ' 1 ', ...., 1 '1 '1 1 77 '1 1 S 1 -7 , - '1 1 1 1 1 ' '1 1 '1 , - 1 1 ' . 7 ' .' 1 1 ' 1 -7 I , - ...., '. .... -7 .... ', . . r 1 1 ' 143 Q WT l .li .fl 5. .ix .A i ... ..g' .H 'z lx I 6 v 1. it .ge l i il lil! 'Sill if l,i gli. year 1 l' F ,fi V 3 if . rl fi zllilg i,, 11' Ile Ev? ifil a 1. li g.. -1. Xi l l all lif ll' , . 1 lieu all il, if ff 1 'il i l .si 'L Kappa, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Skulls of Seven 4, Westminster Hon- or Commission 3-4, Advanced R.O.T.C., Zeta Tau Delta, Washington Semester 3, Fraternity Recording Secretary 2, Scabbard and Blade 4. KING, CARLTON THOMAS: Political Science Club 1, Young Democrats 1-4, Secretary-Treas- 'urer 2, Debate 2, Interfraternity Council 2-4, Treasurer 2-3, President 4, Phi Kappa Delta 2, Student Publications Board, Blue jay Staff, Fra- ternity Rush Chairman, President. KING, JAMES MARSH: Intramurals 1-4, Young Republicans 1-4. KREMPIN, FREDERICK: Varsity Swimming 1-4, Men of Song 1, Blue Jay Staff 2-4, Pi Delta Epsilon 3-4, Young Democrats 3, W Club 2-4. MASTERSON, KENNETH R.: Young Democrats 3, Intramurals 3-4, English Award for Research paper 4. MCDANIEL, DENNIS CRAIG: Young Republi- cans 1, Intramurals 1-4, Scabbard and Blade 4, Advanced R.O.T.C., Fraternity Social Chairman 4. MCEWEN, PERRIN ARCH: Blue jay Stalin 3-4, Layout and Design 3-4, Assistant Editor 4, Stu- dent Associate 4, Young Republicans 1-4, Concert and Lecture Committee 3, Westminster Review 3, Alpha Phi Omega 3-4, Vice-President 4, Gen- eral Electric College Bowl Squad 2, Men of Song 1-2, Fraternity Corresponding Secretary 2-4, Scholarship Chairman 3, Administration Com- mittee 2-3, Pi Delta Epsilon 4. MICHEL, ANDREW Varsity Basketball 1-4, Track 1-2, Cross-Country 1, Phi Alpha Theta 3-4, Secretary 4, W Club 1-4, History Club 2, Experi- ment in International Living 3, Men of Song 4, Student Associate 3-4. MILLER, WARREN K.: Alpha Phi Omega 1-4, Bluejay Staff 1, Young Republicans 1-4, Scab- bard and Blade 3-4, Treasurer 4, Advanced R.O.T.C., Chicago Tribune Gold Medal 3, Fra- ternity Social Chairman, Rush Chairman 3-4, Pledge Trainer 4, Religion in Life Week 2, Sec- retary 2. MORLEDGE, GEORGE B. III: Varsity Baseball 1, W Club 1-4, Young Republicans 3, Fraternity Social Chairman 3, Biology Assistant 4, Dorm Counselor 4. PEACOCK, CRAIG E.: Young Democrats 2, Fra- ternity Intramural Chairman 3, Vice-President 3- 4, Intramurals 2-4, Sociology Assistant 4. POWELL, DAVID A.: Biology Lab Assistant 2,4' Intramurals 1-4, Fraternity Social Chairman 2 Pledge Trainer 3, Corresponding Secretary 2 Song Chairman 2. 7 7 7 I44 RANDLE, HENRY W.: Intramurals 3-4, Frater- nity 3, Judical Body 2,4. READ, CLAYTON H.: Omicron Delta Kappa 3-4, Zeta Tau Delta 4, Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities 4, Skulls of Seven 2-4, Grand Marshal 3-4, Senior Class President, Stu- dent Body Treasurer 4, Varsity Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, W Club 1-4, Vice-President 3,4, Fraternity Ofhcer 3-4. RUEGGE, RONALD D.: Alpha Phi Omega 2-4, Young Republicans 1-4, Math Club 2, Chemistry Club 1, Intramurals 1-4, Fraternity Rush Chair- man, Social Chairman, Departmental Assistant , 2-4, Interfraternity Council 3-4. . SAITO, HIDEYA: Glee Club 1-2. SCRIVNER, ROGER M.: Young Republicans 1-2, Phi Alpha Theta 3-4, President 4, Political Sci- ence Associate 4. SHEPPARD, EDWARD H. III: Fraternity Vice- President 3-4, Pledge Trainer 4, Recording Secre- tary 2, Scholarship Chairman 2, Student Council Representation 3, Interfraternity Council 3, Intra- murals 1-4, Student Associate 3-4, Student Aca- demic Opportunities Committee 3-4, Crown Zel- lenbach Prize, United Nations Semester 3, Phi Alpha Theta 2-4, Political Science Associate 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Zeta Tau Delta 4, Whois Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities 4. SMITH, JEF F ERY E.: Vice President Sweazy Hall Association 4. STRNAD, ROBERT G., JR.: Alpha Phi Omega, Fraternity Pro Consul, Scholarship Chairman, Bi- ology Labortory Assistant, Young Republicans. TAYLOR, GARY E.: Young Democrats 1-3, Fra- ternity Activities Chairman 3. TEGTMEIER, CARL Scabbard and Blade, In- dependent Treasurer, Alpha Phi Omega. THOMAS, THOMAS S.: History Club 1-2, French Club 1-2, Young Republicans 1-4, So- ciology Departmental Assistant, Fraternity His- torian, Pledge Trainer, Student Associate 4, Al- pha Phi Omega 1-4, Secretary 1, Vice President 3, President 4, Intramurals 1-4, Columns Staff 1, Liberal Arts Committee, Improvement of Instruc- tion Committee. . TODD, BARRY R.: Track 1, Young Republicans 1-3, Alpha Phi Omega 1-4. TROTTER, VIRGIL W.: Fraternity Vice Presi- dent 3-4, Phi Alpha Theta 4, Young Democrats 1, Men ofSong 1. TURNQUIST, CARL R.: Young Republicans 1, Math Club 2, Fraternity Treasurer 3-4, Zeta Tau Delta 4, Chemistry Departmental Assistant 2-4, Mathematics Departmental Assistant 4. 1 l P V 4 I l I URBAN, DAVID L.: Bluejay Staff 4, Senior Class Editor 45 Debate 15 Men of Song 1,2,45 Young Republicans Club 1,2,45 Westminster Honor Scholarship 15 Deanls List 35 Fraternity Guide 2-3, Faculty Relations Chairman 4, Scholarship Chairman 2, Administration Committee, Photog- raphy Chairmang Intramurals 1,4. VOGT, ROBERT S.: Young Republicans 1-45 Al- pha Phi Omega 1. WELLER RONALD P.: Youn Re ublicans 1-4' , S P , Varsity Wrestling 25 People-to-People 3-45 W Club 2-45 Pi Delta Epsilon 3-45 Columns Staff 3-4, Business Manager 45 Advanced R.O,T.C.5 Scabbard and Blade, Secretary 45 Distinguished Military Student 45 Student Associate 45 Frater- nity Secretary 2, Vice President 45 Intramurals 1-4. 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