Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1967 volume:

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It is fitting that the v 1967 Blue jay be dedicated to a new leader who is dedicated to keeping Westminster A Great Small Collegef' f , . ..,r,i,, .-H L One great reason behind change at Westminster-these members ofthe faculty and administration have come in the past three years. 115259 ll 4, 'w .FJ 'S I H11 , ,W f jf' 4Qig,.1.1E!! f1 V ,, S -ll ll ff-ww ' 3iI midi Faculty and Administration Forward-Looking Leadership ,ff Z., ,N pr Y Dr. Davidson, President f. aa..-L., -. , w S M r. Humphreys, Vice-President ,A Mr. Stinson, Vice-President 4 ,-r ex Ai! QI? ,Q O O 51:5 Mr. O'Rourke, Superintendent Building, and Grounds Main- tenanceg Mr. Ruffner, Business Manager Mr. Rand, Director of Publicity Mr. Sharkey, Director of Alumni Relations and Director of Place- ment Service 18 Mr. Olsby, Director of Student Services ,,.. ,, 1' r are Af' .- I, 2.5 :- in H5 l Dr. E. K. Williams, Dean I l I J l l : l l I I l , T I Mr. Green, Assistant to the Dean of Men I .,, .x , Y r az 96 6 .I- Mr. Yates, Dean of Men Dr. Fuller, Assistant Dean 61 Registrar Dr. Hauer, Dr. Gates, 2nd row: Mr. Mattingly, Mrs. Mattingly, Dr. Huntley Bible And Philosophy Biology Dr. Hinde, Dr. F ickess, Dr. McClary, Dr. Williams Chemistry Dr. Schultz, Mr. Schaffer, Dr. McCreight, Mr. Brauer Economics Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Boll, Dr. Bosch, Mr. Larson, Dr. Ellis English Dr. Randolph, Dr. Samaha, Mr. Karr, Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Randolph, Dr. Bleifuss, Dr. Wilkerson Mr. Fleming H isto ry Music Mr. Shuler, Dr. Parrish, Mr. Siff l Languages J - r' L Xvx -, ff-3-5 , 'E , -' .- Y 2 I - , - , 1 r ll 'Z 6 4 ' -f - -5513: -'53 X ..,. - . . , AA.-.2 , L U 4. fu -, A - - 0 X - ,gm ..,.i.2':...- 3 gr - Dr. Hirschwehr, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Bianchi, Mrs. Mosely, Mrs. Dixon 2nd Row: Dr. Gordon, Mr. Ernst, Mr. Vargas, Dr. Hillard S4 ' Mathematics Military- Science Mr. Mosley, Mr. Ward, Mr. Barrow, Mr. Rowe Col. Dixon, 2nd row: Maj. Roark, Maj. Ramsey, Maj. Behnke, 3rd row: Sgt. Risting, Sgt. Smith, Sgt. McFa1l Physics Mr. Garber, Mr. Pacy, Dr. Kerr Political Science '1. 'V iv Mr. Winters, Mr. Caluss Sociology Dr. Christ, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Hill Mrs. Remley, Dr. McAdam, Dr. Fuller, Mr. Merkle Psychology 3 : : 'WSH 'av Rm Classes I967 Nick Platt, Sec.-Treas.g Chuck Daniel, Sgt. at Armsg john Drescher, President Alan M. Atkins Mexico, Mo.. 'l Sigma Alpha Epsilon ' Business Peter J. Baldes, jr. Albany, New York SAE w Psychology Men of Song 2,3,4, V. P. 44 Business 4 Manager-Columnsg Fraternity Treasurerg Play Cast Guy and Dollsng Lighting Di- rector Auditorium 35 Who's Who in Amer. Univ, :Sz Collegesg Student Publications Board. ,,- john Pierce Broach Tulsa, Oklahoma Phi Delta Theta Religion President Freshman Class, Student Council Freshman Year, Asst.. Business- Mgr. of Columns, Young Republicans, Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer of Phi Delta Theta, Sec'y ol Phi Delta Theta, President of Phi Delta Theta, l.F.C. Senior Year: Scabbard 61 Blade, jr. 81 Sr. Year, Religion 61 Life W'eek 3,45 Intramural Softball jr. 6: Sr. year. Lawrence M. Barnes, jr. Mexico, Mo. Phi Delta Theta Political Science A.M.F., Student Council, Student Publi- cations Board, Alpha Phi Omega, Varsity Teams, Letterman's Club, Calendar Com- mittee, Freshman Advisor, Young Demo- crats. john Tierney Baumstark St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bus. dz Econ. Publications Board, Student Council, Pi Delta Epsilon, Golf Team. Garrell Boone Stephen F. Brauer St. Louis, Mo. Phi Delta Theta Economics we Willard Roger Carlisle Tulsa, Oklahoma Sigma Chi Biology Zeta Tau Deltag Omicron Delta Kappa5 Who's Who in American Colleges Sz Univer.5 Phi Alpha Thetag Phi Rho Epsilon5 United Nations Semester5 Vice President of the Sophomore Classg Sergeant at Arms of the Junior Class5 Freshman Advisorg Men of Songg Alpha Phi Omega5 Religion and Life Week Committeeg Liberal Arts Committee5 Young Republicans5 Recording Secretary of Sigma Chi5 Song Leader of Sigma Chi, Peo- ple to People5 Intramural Tennisg Intramural Handballg Aquinas Scholarship5 Honors Scholarship. Eric I. Brumm St. Louis, Mo. Beta Theta Pi Sociology Thomas N. Campbell Omaha, Nebr. Phi Gamma Delta Economics Young Republicans 1,25 Alpha Phi Omega 3,45 Treasurer Alpha Phi Omega 35 Fra- ternity Intramural Chairman 2,3,4. Charles B. Carden Tulsa, Oklahoma Sigma Chi Mathematics Freshman Math Prize Ig Freshman Honors Scholarship 15 Upperclass Honors Scholar- ship 4g Omicron Delta Kappa 3,45 Seab- bard and Blade 45 Alpha Phi Omega 15 Young Republicans 1,45 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges 45 Honor Roll Cuntil they did away with itl 1,25 Mathematics Departmental Assist- antship 2,3,45 Economics Departmental As- sistantship 35 People to People 35 President of Interfraternity Council 45 Treasurer of Interfraternity Council 35 Advanced R.O.T.C. 354. james Edell Carley Tulsa, Oklahoma Phi Della Theta Biology President of Freshman Class5 President of Sophomore Class5 President of Phi Delta Theta5 Chaimian of Academic Honor Com- mission5 Skulls of Seveng Omicron Delta Kappa5 Who's Who in American Colleges :Sr Universities5 Phi Rho Epsilong Varsity Golf5 Lettermen's Club QW-Clublg Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Student Council5 Inter- fraternity Council. Patrick j. Caudill Hobart, Okla. Independent Chemistry G. Richard Coates Augusta, Missouri Independent Business 8 Economics Intramural Basketball 1,2g Student Associate 3,-ig Sgt. at Arms of Sweazey Hall Associ- ation 2g Member of Board of Governors james A. Crookston Mexico, Mo. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chemistry Samuel H. Crowe, III Manchester, Mo. Independent Business Administration Thomas R. Carlock Ardmore, Okla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science JSJ f i nv 1 ii I il min Frank B. Curtis San Salvador, El Salvador Phi Delta Theta Bri -. 1 6 . if .71 it rl n Charles A. Daniel Decatur, Illinois Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sociology Freshman Senate lg Young Republicans 2,39 Westminster 'Calendar Committee 39 Seri geant of Arms of Sr. Class 4g .Treasurer of SAE3,4. james C. Davis Vicksburg, Miss. Phi Gamma Delta Daniel R. Desehamp St. Louis, Mo. Sweazey Hall Sociology Basketball Letterman 3 Yrsg Baseball Let- terman 2 Yrs,g Skulls of Scveng Omicron Delta Kappag Phi Alpha Thetag Zeta Tau Deltag Sec. Lettermen's Clubg President Sweazey Hall Assoc. C2 timeslg W'ho's Who in Am. Colleges :Si Univ. john Brent Drescher Hannibal, Mo. Phi Gamma Delta Economics Intramural Basketball lg Intramural Bowling l,2g History Club lg A.P.O.g Sec.-Treas. People to People 3g Student Council 2,35 I.F.C. 3,41 Corresponding Sec. Fraternity 2,35 President Phi Gamma Delta 53,4g Pres- ident Sr. Class 4g M.C, Westminster Radio Program 2g Who's Who in, American Univer- sities Bi Collegesg Student Advisor 3, William M. Duff Houston, Mo. Independent Biology john F. Ellis Springfield, Mo. Beta ThetaPi Philosophy Computer Assistant 2,3g Men of Song 1,2,3g Student Publications Board 4g Yearbook Edi- tor 4g Fraternity Librarian lg Fraternity House Manager 2g Fraternity Treasurer 3g Fraternity Vice-President 4g Wh0's W110 in American Colleges and Universities 4. Don Rf Garrison Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Phi Della Theta English President of Scabbard and Blade CHonorary Military Fraternityi Distinguished Military Studentg Superior Cadet Ribbong Reserve Officers Association Medalg Vice President of Phi Delta Thetag Scholarship Chairman of Phi Delta Thetag Alpha Phi Omegag Young Republicansg. Pi Delta Epsilon CNational Hon- orary journalism Fraternityl Honor Rollg Business Manager of Yearbookg Student Publications Boardg Dad's Day Track IM Baseball. james Cravemann Augusta, Missouri Independent Economics Counselor 19635 Head Counselor 1965-66, 1966-67g House Treasurer 1964-65g Asst. Manager Dining Hall 1964-65. 1965-66, 1966- 67g Columns Staff 1966-674 I M Basketball 1963-6-I, 1964-65g Inter-Residence Senate 1965-66, 1966-67. .2 james William Hallar Holden, Missouri Delta Tau Delta Psychology Scabbarcl 81 Bladeg Intramurals 1,2,3.-I Ernest V. Hodge Kansas City, Mo. Phi Gamma Delta Douglas A. Handel Dallas, Texas SAE Physics Staff Photographer for Columns 2, Photo Editor Columns 3g Staff Photographer, Col- umns, Blue jay 45 Varsity Tennis Team 2,3,4g Pi Delta -I Epsilon, Vice President, Young Republicans, Fraternity House Chair- man 61 Historiang Advanced ROTC, Sound Director Auditorium 3,4, john D. Harwood Tulsa, Olcla. Independent Thomas F. Hewes Gulfport, Miss. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Biology Freshman Honor Scholarship, Soph.-Student Council Member, Fraternity-Upper Council, Scholarship Chairman, Vice President. James E. Hindman, jr. Yorba Linda, Calif. Phi Delta Theta William S. Jenks, III Rolla, Mo. Delta Tau Delta Sociology Richard Dean jones, Ir. Franklin Lakes, New jersey Kappa Alpha Biology Scholarship Chairman 2,35 Alumni Relations Chairman 2,3. james I-I. Karandteff Granite City, Ill. I.S.A. Econ. Westminster ROTC Band 1,25 IM-Swimming, Varsity Swim Swim Team Basketball, Golf I-45 West. Team 2,3,45 West. Varsity Coach 45 West. P. E. Swim Instructor 3,45 WWC Associate Swim Instructor 45 Treas- urer ISA 2nd Sem. 3, lst Sem. 4. Kent S. Kissinger St. Louis, Mo. Delta Tau Delta Business APO5 Math Clubg History Clubg XA5 The Rogues5 Sgt. at Arms Delta Tau Delta5 I.M.'s5 ROTC Bandg Scabbard 6: Bladeg ROTC Advanced Corp.5 President BFC. john Laurence Hodnett Webster Groves, Mo. Delta Tau Delta Political Science ROTC Advanced Corpsg Young Demo.5 His- tory Clubg IM's5 Scabbard dz Bladeg Motor- cycle Clubg Delta Tau Delta Pledge Trainer- s Delta Tau Delta Social Chairmang IFCg Cheerleader Selection Committeeg Columns Staffg Long Range Planning Committee. john E. Launcler Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Chi History J, john Michael Lavin Brentwood, Missouri CDI Economics Alpha Phi Omega CVice-Pres.J Richard L. Layne Desloge, Missouri Sweazey Hall Associations Economics , Westminster Men of Song I-4, Advanced ROTCg Religion in Life Week Committee 2,85 Board of Governors 25 Intramural Soft- ball 2,3g Intramural Basketball 25 Intra- mural Bowling 45 College jazz Combo 4. Edward Sanderson Lebens Setauket, Long Island, New York Independent CSweazey Hallj Sociology Andrew E. Leslie Elcampo, Texas Phi Delta Theta Thomas F. Liepsner Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Chi Political Science Ross W. Livermore Gemiantown, Tenn. Beta Theta Pi Larry Clifford Marrs Denver. Colorado Sigma Alpha Epsilon Psychology Advanced ROTC, ROTC Battalion Command- er 45 Scabbard and Blade 3,4, Secretary 43 Distinguished Military Student 44 Fra- ternity Herald and Pledge Trainerg Army ROTC Flight Program 45 Westminster Men of Song lg Army ROTC Scholarship 3,4g IM Tennis 1,2,3,4g Association of U.S. Army Medal, Veterans of Foreign Wars Medal, Outstanding Military Student Medal, john C. Matherly Cincinnati, Ohio Beta Theta Pi Business Administration 81 Economics Young Republicansg Varsity Golfg Intramu- ral All Star in Basketball and Golfg Fra- ternity Athletic Chairmeng Columnsg Bluejay, Daniel G. McCoy Webster Groves, Mo Phi Delta Theta Economics I V :E-Hi? ur-2-'wi Z Q., , i J i 1 7 james L. Middleton St. Louis, Mo. Beta Theta Pi Biology Student Council Vice-President 45- Skulls of Seven 4g Honor Commission 3,45 Student Associate 3,45 'Scabbard Bi Blade 3,45 Fra- ternity Chorister 2,3,45 Fraternity Co-Rush Chairman 3. Lawrence Arthur McGrady St. Louis, Missouri Kappa Alpha Sociology Basketballg Track 81 W Sociology Club 2 Years. Club 3 Yearsg Dalton B. Mclnnis Oklahoma City, Okla. Beta Theta Pi james A. McKechnie, Jr. Cazenovia, New York Sweazey Hall Biology Sweazey Hall Association 2,-3,45 Social Com- mittee 25 Activities Committee 25 Food Committee Chairman 45 Scholarship Chairl man 45 'Sergeant at Arms 45 Board of Cov- ernors 45 Student Council 45 Student Rec- reation Area Committee 45 Westminster Men of Song l,2,3,45 President 45 Young Republicans Club 1,2,3,45 Executive Board 45 History Club 1,25 Columns Staff 25 Ad- vanced R.O.T.C.5 Intramurals l,2,3,4. Alfred C. McWhirter, jr. Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Chi Political Science R,O.T.C.5 Scabbard 8: Bladeg Young Repub- licans5 Intramurals 1,253,415 CBowlingi Fra- ternity Officer Two Semesters Ronald L. Naylor Plymouth, Indiana Delta Tau Delta Political Science and Religion Men of Song 1963-64, Chi Alpha President 1965-1966-1967, Young Republicansg Intra- mural Sportsg The Fantasticsng Rogues lDelt Bandlg Scholarship Chairman Delta Tau Delta 1967, Vice President-Senior Class Walter W. O' Brien Amarillo, Tex. Kappa Alpha German Larry J. Peterson St. Louis, Mo. Phi Gamma Delta Psychology I Mem. Alpha Phi Omega. Frederick R. Schuepfer St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Chi Philosophy Freshman Year--R.O.T.C. Superior Cadet Ribbon, Young Republicans, Sophomore - year --Varsity Track, Club, Young Republicans, Student Council, People- to- Peopleg Junior year--Vice Pres. Sigma Chig Student Council, Pres., People-to-People, Amer. Legion General Military Excellence Award, Scabbard and Blade, W Club, Senior Year Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Pres. Sigma Chi, I.F.C., Treas. - Scabbard and Blade, W Club, Rush Chairrnan-Sigma Chi, People-to-People, Freshman Associate Advisor, Asst. Editor janus Magazine. v James Carnes Morton, Ir. Duncan, Oklahoma Delta Tau Delta Economics Student Body of the Young of Pi Delta Epsilon '66-'67g Westminster Academic Honor Commission '64-'67g Who's Who in American Colleges 81 Universities, Omicron Delta Kappa - ,Vice President '66- '67g Scabbard 6: Blade '66-'67g Assistant Editor of the Columns-'65-'66, Columns Staff '63-'66, Student Council-junior 81 Sen- ior Yearg Dormitory Counselor-'65-'66g Chairman Student Publications Board-'66- f67g Fraternity - Social Chairman, House Manager. Chaplain, Intramural Chairman, Accounting Laboratory Assistant - '65-66. President '66-,675 President Democrats '66-'67, President F Douglas NVayne Scott St. Louis, Mo. Delta Tau Delta Biology Phi Rho Epsilong Honore Roll C2 Semestersl U.C.C.F, 3 1 i l pijfl iii., 1 ri ,su i, William M. Scruggs Joplin, Mo. Beta Theta Pi Mathematics Lee Selby Tulsa, Okla. Phi Delta Theta Econ. 81 Bus. Adm. Varsity Tennis Letterman-2 Years: Seab- bard and Bladeg Honorary Military Frater- nityg Intramuralsg Young Republicansg ln- tramural Tennis All Star Team james T. Shaw Hermann, Mo. Delta Tau Delta Chemistry Kent L. Smith Tulsa, Okla. Sigma Chi Rowland D. Stanfield Tulsa, Okla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Dan L. Stanley, III Joplin, Missouri Beta ThetaPi Economics Fraternity Co-Rush Chairman 35 Fraternity President 8,43 Distinguished Military Stu- dent 43 Scabbard and Blade -ig Who's Who 43 I.F.C. 3,-1. Eric F. Tremayne Glendale, Mo. Beta Theta Pi Thomas Andrew Weil St. Louis Beta Theta Pi Political Science Wrestling 2-4g Intramurals I-45 Young Re- publicans 3-4g W-Club 2-4. L 1 NI JL I ' r lil IX? U Ralph W. Wells, III Kansas City Sigma Chi Sociology Young Republicans 2g School Calendar Com- mittee Sg Contributor to Columns 3g Fra- ternity Secretary 2g Intramurals 1. Richard Franklin Wells Shawnee Mission, Kansas Phi Delta Theta Political Science Young Republicansg Phi Alpha Thetag Wash- ington Semester. Charles C. Wilson Leawood, Kansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Political Science Pi Delta Epsilon 45 Advanced ROTC 3,4g Rangers 4g Men of Song 1,2,3,4g Young Republicans 2,3g Vice-President 3g Stage Manager Auditorium 3,4g Columns News- paper Photographer staff 3g Photo Editor 4g Blue jay Photographic Editor 45 Fra- ternity Chaplain 2g Fraternity Historian 3,4. Ernest C. Winters Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Chi Sociology Harvey B. Young, Ill Kirksville, Missouri Phi Delta Theta Political Science APOg Young Republicans. Bruce Bookby, Vice-Presidcntg jay Hoecker, President, Allen Hall, Secretary-Treasurer. Charles J. Adams Muncie, Indiana Paul Alexander Oklahoma City, Oklahoma William R. Allen, jr. Kansas City, Kansas Thomas R. Alt Webster Groves, Missouri Samuel C. Barnes Mcfiredie, Missouri james L. Beane Centralia, Missouri Danny L. Birdsong Pacific, Missouri Robert N. Barkowski East St. Louis, Illinois David H. Boyce Independence, Missouri Robert S. Bressler Olivette, Missouri Bruce K. Brookby Bartlesville, Oklahoma john C. Cable Muskogee, Oklahoma Nick T. Cave Fulton, Missouri james R. Clarke Shawnee, Oklahoma Edward D. Cosden, jr. Darien, Connecticut Q gf Q ,FM YI . , ,,. , i ' x U ., ,, ,, 5' Q5 ..1Uu.J fp if-i 5 i f l y fa. ,' .I-ev lf --r ' 4iQ 4 i K , .. ' -'Q i -A near ,wld ag .U ,gi .r 3 is Gilbert F. Craig, Ir. Carmel Valley, California Stephen R. Deaton Houston, Texas james L. Derra Omaha, Nebraska Sven H. Di ranes Baranguslia, Columbia james L. Earhart New Orleans, La. john R. Elrod Siloam Springs, Ark. joseph P. Emmons Bryn Mawr, Pa. Stephen G. England Rolla, Mo. James G. Fehrle Tulsa, Okla. Franklin F. Finks Kansas City, Mo. Stephen A. Finley Tulsa, Okla. Kenneth F. Fischer Affton, Mo. Cary F. Folk Leawood, Kansas Michael C. Fox Schenectady, New York Douglas B. Gibson Kirkwood, Mo. John D. Greenlease Lajolla, Calif. Richard L. Gruenewald Florissant, Mo. Charles E. Gustafson Sturgis, Mich. Allen j. Hale Loves Part, Ill. Allen C. Hall Scottsdale, Ariz. Terry E. Hammer Florissant, Mo. Robert R. Harris Glen Park, New jersey ifVilliam S. Hatch, III Independence, Mo. Dietrich Hedenkamp, III St. Louis, Mo. Alan C. Henderson Webster Groves, Mo. Erik L. Hewlett Okla. City, Okla. jay L. Hoecker Fort Worth, Texas William A. Hoffman Hannibal, Mo. john D. Hopkins Boonville, Mo. Richard H. Horseman Mission, Kan. john T. Howe Ponca City, Okla. Edward D. Howey Independence, Mo. Chris Huehnergarth Kansas City, Mo. Richard K. Huffstutter Boonville, Mo. joesph L. Hull Tulsa, Okla. David L. jennings Prairie Village, Kan. Spencer M. Kagan Revere, Mass. Robert H. Karandjeff Granite City, Ill. Rene j. Kendzior Franklin, Pa. john F. Kidwell Fulton, Mo. Larry Kitsmiller St. Louis, Mo. William C. Lange, III Glendale, Mo. Gregory A. Lawrence Fulton, Mo. Larry F. Leslie Clayton, Mo. R. Scott Lilly Springfield, Mo. john C. Long Leawood, Kan. Richard A. Long New Hyde Park, New York William j. Lowry St. Louis, Mo. john F. March Fulton, Mo. Ralph E. Matkin Kansas City, Mo. james N. McDonald Pleasant Hill, Mo. Nick A. McKinney Wilton, Conn. Michael L. Midyett Carrolton, Mo. Charles R. Monroe Carbondale, Ill. Loren j. Morford Rolla, Mo. Anthony R. Morgenthou Peoria. Ill. David R. Morris WVichita Falls, Texas Robert G. Muehlllauser Belleville, Ill. Terry D, O'Neal Ballwin, Mo. Alan Penick Boonville, Mo. Ted j. Planje Rolla, Mo. Carl T. Porchcy, jr. Festus, Mo. Daniel L. Riekett Fulton, Mo. john R. Ridings Hamilton. Mo. Reese M. Riley Farmington, New Mexico Mark B. Robeson Shawnee Mission, Kan. Richard S. Ruprecht Tulsa, Okla. Martin Z. Satz Clayton, Mo. Walter W, Schmidt Wayne, New jersey Henry T. Sethney Tulsa, Okla. i . , A I y N . l .Q 'iv I ' I . - ,- f, 3- A A i W ,,. 4 , .x . f F, 9 .L k -N Q I Q 'il l . JS. 3 e 'aff' .1 , lvl ixgl rj. 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I969 john Smithson, Vice-President, john Sampson, Presidentg Bob Paul, Sergeant-at-Arms Frank A. Abshcr Nashville, Ill. x ' Yi' l johnkfl. Adams 5 W 5 3' 1 l Si 'eston, Mo. -2 ,, .. Y -, Frank I-I. Anderson F' Q1 V 6 ' 'K , QT' M 1 A' lil Oklahoma City, Okla. 6- ' g - Q , ' A' A 'P ri David E. Antrim Alma, Wisc. Buell V. Applcbury Chillicothe, Mo. james O. Armstrong Webster Groves, Mo. ll Craig H. Baab Hinsdale, Ill. Raymon E. Baker Brookfield, Mo. Fritz P. Beich Bloomington, Ill. Bert E. Berglancl Hays, Kansas jon E. Brown Alton, Ill. Robert M. Brown Joplin, Mo. Stephen H. Buchholz Owensville, Mo. Robert H. Buckner Leawood, Kan. Andrew P, Bur egg Columbia, I5 .Q wi.: ,QQ T J Wx - t P! ,AQ-i ' 1 y ff' ,t X x in 1 . , ,.,. H la '-'H-Q f l A fn- L i K .ei- -F -: F ' 'nu at Q ff' T57 Y ff -T 1 - ' . . I . v- . li -.' ' 'U V- , -,,,. . . I A, , 1 is L.. .W4 fly :S.3 f - 9 f-,gf ' r. M . V1 -rs t 5-in . .av L. T . ,I , 1 ,QV . at 5: g K .3 r :.. ' f F2 t W -D A at W T S S3 7 A 1 4. 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Dunlap Somers, Conn, David WV. Durham Warson Woods, Mo. joseph M. Dvorak Riverside, Ill. john R. Felker Sikeston, Mo. Russell D. Fisher Webster Groves, Mo. Sam R. Freeman Newport, Ark. Rex A. Friedman Warrensburg, Mo, joesph R. Ciannasio jersey City, N.j. Frank C. Gilbert Tarrytown, N. Y. Gregg E. Goodner Duncan, Okla. Minor W. Gordon Claremore, Okla. Richard S. Graft, jr. Madison, N.j. Eugene K. Gray St. Louis, Mo. john S. Gray St. Louis, Mo. Stephen P. Grogan Denver, Colo. Thomas W. Gross Tulsa, Okla. David A. Grull Lakewood, Colo. Lindell L. Gumper Bay, Mo. William H. Hailey Kansas City, Mo. Clifford H. Hall Kansas City, Mo. Alan D. Harrel Little Rock, Ark. Thomas K. Hendrix Webster Groves, Mo. john W. Hewsom Houston, Texas Curtis S. Horn Houston, Texas Richard E. Hotchkin Maryville, Mo. Thomas A. Houf Fulton, Mo. Richard F. Houser Raytown, Mo. Kenneth R. Howard California, Mo. W. Banks Hudson Danville, Kentucky james A. Ingham Ladue, Mo. Alan jenkins Mexico, Mo. Charles G. johnson Kansas City, Mo. William R. johnson Bartlesville, Okla. Douglas A. jones Webster Groves, Mo. William F. Kemper Barrington, Ill. jerry D. Kennett Fulton, Mo. Michael E. Kiester Duncan, Okla. jeffrey A. King Tulsa, Okla. Speros P. Klapes Plainville, Conn. john E. Koch Checotah, Okla. john B. Karnes joplin, Mo. Donald W. Latowsky jefferson City, Mo. Philip R. Livingston Demarest, New jersey Loyd L. Long Ardmore, Okla. David C. Loveland Lake Forest, Ill. joseph L. Marks Fort Smith, Ark. joseph A. Matting Kirkwood, Mo. james T. Mathews New York, N.Y. Lee B. McMillan james W. Medlock Pryor, Okla. john A. Meier Monett, Mo. Mark M. Mischnick Lakewood, Okla. W. h5wvQ,,.f- gmt , Elini,- W 74 W . I : . I-' . . - ., . -A -Q. i -H. .M iw. fi ' 4 is q. 1 ,J 'L W i M , V i A A , HH Q . , 1 2 1 ll l Il 1 ' 5 . - . 1' Q : 4 -., l , -rl Y 13' 1 . an 1' .Q J W ' Q ii 'gf ' la . ' l M Q - 4 i ' '77 ' ., 'fl i ,l ' if , l V ' , E ' 'law A --K I .. 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Parks Orange, Conn. john j. Parks West Hartford, Conn. Robert W, Paul Oklahoma City, Okla, Craig B. Petefish St. Louis, Mo. VVilliam P. Remick Grosse Point, Mich. john R. Fimmer, jr. Hutchinson, Kaus. john R. Roots Fulton, Mo. David C. Ruyle Neosho, Mo. Douglas N. Ryan Bartlesville, Okla. jerry D. Sadler Rolla, Mo. john Sampson Douglas, VVyoming Leonard F. Sander jackson, Mo. Phylos Sandison St. Louis, Mo. Warren R. Schaefer St. Louis, Mo. Gary Schmidt Glendale, Mo. joel A. Setzekorn St. Louis, Mo. David E. Shaffer Columbus, Ohio Richard A. Shaffer New Bloomfield, Mo. Byron B. Sherman Oklahoma City, Okla Albert E. Smith Tulsa, Okla. David WV. Smith Boonville, Mo. joesph W. Smith Wichita Falls, Texas Patrick P. Smith Houston, Texas John R. Smithson, Ir. Dewey, Okla. Michael S. Smyser Clayton, Mo. David W. Snyder Uganda, East Africa Andrew M. Spear Washington, D.C. William S. Spielman Tulsa, Okla. Richard W. St. Denis St. Louis, Mo. Larry Stein N. Kansas City, Mo. Harold V. Stewart, III McLean, Va. Mark T. Stivers University City, Mo. Gregory D. Stone Peoria, Illinois Zach D. Taylor Oklahoma Cit Okla. Y, Culver S. Tefft Greenwich, N. Y. Randy E. Tomlinson Frederick, Okla. jay B. Tucker Pyster Bay, N. Y. Charles L. Turner jefferson City, Mo. Donald K. Tyler Watonga, Okla. William C. Vandivort Sikeston, Mo. jacob VanDyke, jr. St. Louis, Mo. james S. Walker Fulton, Mo. james F. Waltz Capc Girardeau, Mo. james D. Waugh, jr. Topeka, Kan. Donald L. Weaver Jennings, Mo. Gary 0. Wells California, Mo. Jerry W. Wells California. Mo. Frank B. Whirbeck Little Rock, Ark. William E. Whitlow Fulton, Mo. Gary N. Widmeyer Waterloo, Ontario jeffrey B. Wig ins Riverside, Ili Glenn W. Wildermuth Affton, Mo. Anthony L. Willard New Haven, Conn. John A. Wilson Riverside, Conn. William B. Wilson Cape Girardeau, Mo. Michael B. Warsham Benton, Ill. Mark L. Zoller Littleton, Colo. ada a sg f ' if ' ' it x ., I X X ' Iwi? ., ,, WWTF l 1 Q , . , T 4 r 1 i Aw l 1 ' A1 1 ,- .5 f . 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George B. Close, jr. St. Louis, Mo. Mark P. Coberly Hutchinson, Kan. William L. Cone, III Dallas, Texas Timothy B. Corbet Kirkwood, Mo. William W. Cottingham Rolla, Mo. Woodruff M. Crandall St. joseph, Mo. Marion J. Crosthwait Midwest City, Okla. Peter I. Culpepper Bedford Hills, N. Y. William Darmstaedter LeRoy, Ill. joseph A. Derque, III La Mirada, Calif. David L. Dicke Harrisonville, Mo. David B. Dozier , New Bloomfield, Mo. Barry A. Eden Richardson, Texas W. Russ Elgin Kansas City, Mo. james D, Ellis Coffeyville, Kans. William E. English Chicago, Ill. Michael I. Esser Rolla, Mo. Thomas M. Evans Oakley, Ill. Dennis M, Fennell Olivette, Mo. Thomas W. Fentem Oklahoma City, Okla. Kenneth F. Fine Sedalia, Mo. Steven T. Forsyth St. Louis, Mo. Theodore H. Friend, Ir. Yonkers, N. Y. Thomas A. Garvey St. Louis, Mo. Gary G. Grabau St. Louis, Mo. james D. Graham Fort Smith, Ark. Steven L. Graves St. Louis, Mo. Robert H. Green . Oklahoma City, Okla. Bryan A. Ha erty Brentwoos, Mo. Dwight L. Haldeman Hutchison, Kan. Robert E. Hamilton Little Rock, Ark. Lawrence T. Harmon Granite City, Ill. Daniel E. Harris Newport, Ark. Harold F. Harris, III Hannibal, Mo. Michael D. Heusler St. Louis, Mo. William D. Hewitt Simsbury, Conn. Thomas E. Hill Chillicothe, Mo. NVilliam B. I-Iobstetter Shawnee Mission, Kan. Norman S. Hofmann Chillicothe, Mo. Charles M. Howard Stamford, Conn. Ralph C. jones Dallas, Texas jim J. Joyce Springfield, Mo. Bruce D. Kennedy Chappaqua, N. Y. Seiwon Kim New York, N. Y. Charles G. Lamb Moberly, Mo. William C. Lee Neosho, Mo. john M. Lindsay Lexington, Mo. Frank X. Loeffler, III Oklahoma City, Okla. Clay S. Logan Louisiana, Mo. Donald H. MacDowell Glencoe, Ill. joseph C. Macksey Webster Groves, Mo. john J. Madeira Wilbraham, Mass. William A. Malcolm Baldwin, N. Y. l 1 1 ff .' 1 I 1 K X N5 S73 NHL? l N , if X I lm l 1 51-l al L29 4 I X11 .S A. , ,--lt., V Mai H QE 'U' ' l1 up 15 1 . to rrrrrr L if A 'Y Q .. . W 1 l 1 C , -. . ., 1 5 ' . 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Rigdon Newkirk, Okla. Lawrence W. Roaseau Salem, Mo. Stuart T. Robb Wayzata, Minn. james E. Rosendahl Estherville, Ia. Richard E. Scherling, jr Cedar Rapids, Ia. Stephen F. Scholle Concordia, Mo. William I. Schween Bloomfield, Mo. john WV. Sethney Tulsa, Okla. Charles D. Simpson Eufaula, Okla. Martin D. Sims St. Louis, Mo. jack B. Smith Decatur, Ill. Frank H. Stephens Dallas, Texas David B. Stiffler Macomb, Ill. Richard W. Stockton Glenview, Ill. james C. Suart St. Louis, Mo. john F. Sullivan, jr. Ardmore, Okla. James F. Tarbutton Ponca City, Okla. Donald J. Tomnitz Mexico, Mo. john W. Ulrich Oklahoma City, Okla Michael B. Walker Clinton, Mo. H. Richard NValton Columbia, Mo. james T. Ward Great Neck, N. Y. Dwane K. White Independence, Mo. john R. Whitehurst Middletown, Ohio Thomas P. Wohlgemuth St. Louis, Mo. Brian A. Yantis River Forest, Ill. Rande K. Yea er Glenview, Ill. if 1 i W Fi. G' ' an . yn 1 xy 3 '- in ' .Q 'qv 1 ft. 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I F .I IFC1'67-'68: Dick Clarke, Erik Hewlett, Bill Wilson, 2nd row: Bruce Brookby, Steve England, Stuart Oram, john Howe, 3rd row: Skip Standish, Alan Harrel, Rick Brunk, Mark Stivers, 4th row: Tom Alt, John Dvorak, Ed Cosden, Craig Kaiser, Bob Hamilton, Don Tyler IFC OFFICERS: Erik Hew- lett, President, Bill Wil- son, Vice-President, Dick Clarke, Secretary-Treas- urer 63 A I .Ji STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BOARD: john Hopkins, Ken Hixson, Jack Baldes, Erik Hewlwtt, Fred Ellis, jim Morton ALPHA PHI OMEGA: Fr. Row, Mike Lavin, Dr. Parrish, john Hopkins, Al jenkins, Brock Bigsby, Bill Whitlow. 2nd row, Bob Paul, joe Marting, Mike Baker, Roger Dunlap, David Mauritson, Russ Elgin. 3rd row, Spencer Kagan, james Armstrong, Bill English, Ted Friend, Evan Mortimer, Steve Graves. f f-ed S., 9' nf-I 7' r Y - V A J -, YQ w .W A cv. , 5 . 'RQ P -. - ' .. -'g,:i-m- . I . ' frfgf p ,ff!f?J 1 , M f' + A ' -T11 Q. fi? - - A .Ni H ' A-3. N' ' 1-SUHJ:-' 5 5 , . 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Rowg Mark Stivers, Don Weaver, Dix NVuugh, Erik Hewlett, Cary Schmidt, David Loveland, Robert Hanna Back Rowg Rick Schuepfer, Bob Paul. Bob Karancljcff, Bill Scruggs, Kent Smith, Doug Handel, john Hopkins, David Antrim. PHI ALPHA THETA: Dave Wilderman, Dan Deschamp, Dr. Parrish, Roger Carlisle 4,5-I ifmwm HONOR COMMISSION: jim Carley, jim Middleton, jim Morton, jay I-Ioecker, Don Weaver CHI ALPHA: lst rowg George Alvorcl, Ronald Naylor, james Earhart. 2nd rowg Donn Piatt, Randy Schmitt Clay Logan, john Sampson, David Evans. if f '?22 , lsspiz,-m . . . . ,, 4 L K-,g fififi 2 Evil LY-E' Y lm fr Q 5J5Lf3g:..1s...i,..-arf'-I -- , - L ' STUDENT COUNCIL: David jennings, jim Middleton, jim Morton Cljresiclcntj joe Dvorak. Zncl row, james McKechnie, Lindell Cumpor, Scott Downs, Bob Buckner, Erik Hewlett, john Hopkins. Y v , , I. F5 QS- , j. RUSSIAN CLUB: lst row, Georgia Kimbrell, Mrs. Hirschwehr, Susan Hicks, Mrs. Alexander, Nora Soukup. 2nd row, jon Brown, Kip Allen. 71 w iv' 3 COLUMNS STAFF: Charles Wilson, jack Baldes, Steve Grogan, Editorg Craig Baab, Doug Handel FRESI-IMAN SENATE: Whit Fentem, Kent Brown, jim Gravemann, john Myers, Rush Clinkscales 2nd row Tim Crobett,'Rick Stockton, Skip MacDowell, Ken Fine, Pete Madeira Campus Talent '67 i.1 'jw2g:Q2rTf A -ff' ,- 1. :W 1 fi i bleu Dick Ruprecht--Westminstcfs singing representative. .an n I CAMPUS TALLNJQQ7 coufios 'rELEvls!0N SPECIAL The Vice- President of the United States - '. M Hubert H. Humphrey Governor Hearnes and Vice-President Humphrey greet the crowd at jefferson City. ..- H ' S 'rr .ps Vice-President Humphrey speaks on Euro pcan affairs at Westminstefs Auditorium Blue Jay Staff Editor ...... . . . Fred Ellis Assistant Editor . , . . Al Smith Buslness Manager . . . jim Gravemann Nick Cave Mike Esser Doug Handel Greg Lawrence john Matherly Bob Monroe Walter O,Brien Rich Walton Charles Wilson With Special Thanks To: 10 ' , Tyke H. Yates, Yearbook Advisor - EEl?mf9f'?2 ln!- Ken Hixson, Assistant Publicity Director, Westminster College - Sally Millice and Barry Bloom Guys And Dolls Kathi Rassmussen .f A 1 ' f f . H. fx! .HI -I f K , V, V S: - 31. 4 x . - , . vin tif- Y -1 gx-gun I 3 Y 5 , 5. Qu- 'u I N 'wx x v ' I X y 3 v 'sg' R - ' A I J' .Y 5. 1 -:gf v xt! k , 1 Av -. .. , ff -. 4 -X 4, A- 131' g f-. .- fl Q ' X , ik 4 Eff i N Xa ' 6 X in 6 X N 4- M3523 'I' Yi a J 3 V, W - Mia? F A Us , jwgl li The Importance Of Being Earnest The Flying Prince EnslQ',susu1u-vu lg 2 i I , uw LV 3 5 mfsa, Zf 'gf N 3 , W Q' N Simon and Garfunkel The Preservation Hall jazz Band The Glenn Miller Orchestra john Akar, Danforth Visiting Lecturer W. D. Snodgrass O 1 , . , ' ' ' 1 1 . 1 f . . f ,-,. , f5 .g, - f A .. 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' t n 1 Fraternities Beta Theta In 1968, Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Theta Pi will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Westminstefs Cam- pus. In the ninety-eight years of Alpha Delt's existence, many traditions have become an integral part of the life of Pi its members. One such tradition is academic attainment. Another tradi- tion is athletic excellence. The intra- mural teams cdnsistently do well, and reflect the spirit that exists in Alpha Delta. f 4 f A -3- X ,,v nos vzuvsnuons YEARIL cfmlmianc ' 'zmc .LQ-N-Q KBOTIN cumznij A' wnlmu ufshnuscs ii-El?TYN.PLAT'f?' 'YrWuEi.wz1L ' ami: ncnmsfmssu' T1AieS'xWdbi.ErW ' 551.1004 iiiriis comm w.s1Am.mrr .bonu n.eu2no V ' ' W , - - v .L-. 1 ,. , f '. ' INLJV' Y rx t ' ' ', , ,J ' '- W - R X-' - Y E. I- lx X. Q gs? , 11? -, .1 1. .3 'f W L I Q :. w H. , ,f ,. H A w U I . . 5 I , I ,V I --.A. - I , , -wmv .was n, ucnmnw x:m1 W.SFGM-JAAN mx L.HswLrrr noses-r ofrucxsa aAMB'd.FH161' ' 'csTu1ES i.vio?aimef DlN'lf.YSTllNL.EY IM' ' '.vor4'N'a ELYIEY ' sremsu aeneunu RUSSELL Q asnusrr mwm nuevo: , Jenn, c,l.nuc w.u.Ross ' ?- ivlhllllfli' DONE!!! ! ATNLZVIC billitlll NCIAL CHAIRMAN WJIH CAAXRIIIYI MESIVLIY VIQE PEESIDUII YMHURSR NIICDOIDINU BUKETIIY Y CDRIBRMDIIII S6C1lEVAR1f Wea fhea v A :,f l .. . Q W ,. rip A F -. -, ' -,Q V 1: , . , is , V .N I V, I J , , ,V w 1 fy I s :fj ' 1 X Xi 'V xx w , 1 , f ' .5 ' Pa W c WILLIAM LAEE' nam? LEiin'5o'is fifJJEA'Es 1 nsunus .uf ik ' n6h'rI'm.En' ' ' ' B68 WTPEU1' ' ' Tsiiihnv mais' ' H2 V' . ' 4 ' E my. 1' , I , .. ., x -.V . V -M !f' -. . ' fi 2 I rw t , , , FHAERWFNTBECFY W. . ,Qi , Q ' If '-4 -I, I, ,,- ' ' X W L: 5 tr I N .' ', 4 1 ,1','. w 8 1- .Q '- 1' ' W X . 1 . -N 'L X W 1 I ' , W I , 1 mcsiAEE'iUK'JR ' ' DONHLDHIIWEAVERI Q 1 ' x f if , :. 1 4 1 an - ' . . X V J , ,. ' I ' 1 W -JOHNR 4 JOSEPH G. MACKSEY ll., lWUas11min5l1ev Qinllege -. u 4 I I' as 2 1 W! ' Q a?n'r'rf ER? ' ' MH 'nfl-iniiisf Jails? iriioiw ' fini vnniiiki ' ' v7dJELL ' w5,.i ,q ' H H ' ' 'A 1' wH,,' 1 Q ' '.,, , LN . , :Eg-. -1- ,V I ? , --, W ' Q ,N Y , Y will ,X , , . N E FD I, 1: 'fag ik ,Q . - P ' 4 - 11-4 X 1' 'ear 1 .. .A1.. '-,- - I X i ' 1 nf 1 L cuamgesihnsxuvsou aAnm? A,'zhan owmzs mwnrrs mcnAsz.'n.HEuS1zn :Ana W. ciiriri ' MICHAEL J, sssm ' sw xx I N wr I 1 E v. W my Q . ' I 4---b Mvl- Y WL ,,. ,,,,, .- . . MARK PCOHERLY JOHN M,L1m5Av KARLRBLIINCMARD DWIGHT LNALDDMN LEllAm'R.K4ILLER WILLIAM ICOTTINGNAHI DAVID KEYQIETH E PIE ETEPNEN B. BURTON wiLLlAM C.LEE ROBERT RPENROD JOHN W.ULmCH I '-'T The oldest chapter west of the Mississippi ix :I XXXL Space-face Nancy and Croky having fun? The new trophy case is being put to use N 1 Eric Brumm and Brian Schroeder john Mathely, varsity golfer Kappa ALPHA ETA Chapter of Kappa Alpha came to Westminster in 1890. Throughout the years it has main- tained a position of unexcelled Aprom- inence on this campus and has con- tributed much to Westminster in num- erous fields. This year has been one of great achievement for the KA's. Starting with a highly successful rush, the southern gentlemen proceeded to assert themselves in numerous ways. Alpha Order Kappa Alpha has provided to than its share of campus leaders, athletes, and scholars. Socially. it ranked second to none with its many fine parties culminating in the Olcl South Ball. KA won the Drosten trophy for the third straight year. Kappa Alpha has contributed liberally to various social and relief organizations, not to mention volunteer work at the State Hospital. .HQ -6 A ...Jai-in. 'La .n GAIRELL L SDONE YRHAITD b. JbNE5'.Ef' CI!!-IIGWE. His7JdTi C. SWTT WATSON -XJSEPH D. FRANK A. ABSI-IER FRANQS H. VIEMPLE -XJHN B. COTTIER VIESLEY R. WMKMAN Q' 1-. DWIGIT E. CHALKER HAKJLD B. RIBB DAVID R. RINGLE L GEORGE K.-PARKINS l WILLIAM J. ERNST III ROBERT D, NORRIS WALTER W. UBRIEN STEPIEN H. 9-.IGHHOLZ A. GARY SCHMIDT IX 1 1 . - iuTEPz:AN'rmm A momnsmnour- A . flappti Alpha :filer . 6 EI, I l ?. SM I ,.. S .f ' .M 19 6 7 I S .4,. 33, F 7- 3 ' I ,, J esI1mius'l1erGiolle3e I MARK 'IZ GLEN W. WILDERMUTH . A IM '-A 'U' . W ' 'li In 4 1 E. .- . I SRG V ' ' .1, ' -4' GARY 6. GRABAU CHARLES R. BOBBITT JOIN I? COTTMI V STEPHEN 'II KUNCE KERRY J. RECKER STEPHHI E SCHOLLE FRANK F? NYKIEL PIERRE BIIJARD Il MRS. E. J. MUELLER DANIEL E HARRIS MARION J CROSTHWAIT , .-.Ji .fd W ,, JOE M. AULL TFDMAS L. LUZIER ROBERT QBOSWELL STEVEN LGRAVES LARRY 6, COGQRELL JOHN C. BROWN BROCK I. BIGSSY Jani WQ DICKIN5lil -EUGENE R. GRAY ' ' EVAN E. Mosmmsn cHAnLE5'bl1.Hox4uRn . r-if . .1..- ..,, .,.. Wlgl. I MARS-IALL N SMITH DENNIS M. FENPELL I w w? I L N' xg X4 1 .. If . f' 4 'Tk THOMAS E. ANDERSON WINSTON LEE RILEY 5 I -, '!7W.'?'FT I1-5 3 1 B it K I I HJFEG 51 A F' '11 1 at EH : f., ff! 1 1 ai ,ri KA Ruggers Xiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .ghd Are they fencing or is Bob Cree in trouble? KA'S entertain needy children at Christmas time. ,sl Miss Mary Mcffubbin and her escort David Ringle at the Old South Ball. Mary was Province Rose and Chapter Rose for the school year 1966-67. The Old South Ball Most of those guys are marching in step! V ' 5, V' L - -, Phi Gamma Delta Founded on the WVestminster Cam- pus in 19484, Phi Mu chapter of the Phi Gamma Delta has been con- tinuously outstancling in its par- ticipation in campus and community activities. Along with the annual canned food drive and the emergency blood bank program, Phi Gamma Delta has conducted a yearly Big Brother program. The chapter won the Intra- mural basketball trophy for one of the highlights of the season. I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 K-TPDHEMEAMPBEL ' h.Ebeees?'A ' JAMES lfbdvis' ' oAv1o :worn uAv1o u.Hmcocx WILLIAM l.AmY.1.PErzason mc:-ma. anew ' -BILL u,mxorT ATERQVEUNEAL MARK HROBBON 4 1 I 1 nf f - 1 , 3, , 1 ' 'li' 1 , 1 J 3. I 1 'Q . fi. L 'ul ' RWPWR0 A-LONG FRANK!-YN EFINKS HEds6eT 'idhifi HBTEW' ' 'L1ErT:iriE?:iEte ' Ezkiksr v Home DONAlnlbWE JOHN F.K1DWE1-L DUI-ANEYRMITCNEI-L QXIEBPUIDING SECIETIRY DHSYOHILN PRESIDENT TREARRS? HSIDHUING SEKEYIRY - I ' W , . I I HIUIIIH 2 EI ' I K ' ' ' Q 11 , 1 , . I' ., u f ' 1 - Mft? 1' x ' 1 ' E I X. 'R'-'Eames ima 'wk .John u. Homms Russeu. uvasnmhnru mesfminslfev Ciulleje WALTER N. FREEMAN ' 1 1 1 ? HANTHONW- AM YLTW-E.-LKQRB ' sm rm FREEMTN ' '-WELIMX WOLAHK- FDBERTLNICHOLSON Jn. ! 1 1 WILUAM' -lmfli J LA DEDIERII RRY 6. BJTTERFIELD DNID C. LOVELAND WILLIAM EMILIIRICK gn ',-.4-1 ' ' P. K . J , i norm Pmvr .uwaes EDALLNEYER 'iunnn- CBT:REA WAAMGTGAN' Z' 'A' 'JEEI-172. BAEUER . -:L .,. ,g .:'. ' X 112' 11 try' A? V 11 v G 1 1 3 . 1 1 1 W YRANNYISOHMW rrr LOVD L. GEORGE H AUIORD GREG R STONE TYSON VLNICHOLS WILLIAM .LSCHWEEN WFST ARUIBWDGE DOUGLAS ROGELAND HAND EHARRlS M, ,, ,,7g,,,,., W, Y, A .A ?,.,,i-11 gg: '1,z..':'- f ..-13:15 . 5 -1 1 , - .f , - '-.-1 . - ..- jg-,Af ' H-1 11:42 A : ' N H .W 1 N 1 I I 1 111 . we , . 3. i NK ' S. ' ' Y F 1 , . W V V I - lm, 1 -,1 nAvxu s. evms LEE c. Newman I R 1 K KATIE x A!! 5 I 8 IL. ua. ..1 N- A Y 4 f. . WM QV WFT. V 1 P if z , 1 I A 4 'QL . :L F .Epi - itll fy- -- -li, .W . - 1 J x 'B s 5- .5 Eg V I cha PL Delta Tau Delta The Delta Omicron Chapter of Delta Tau Delta is in its twenty- seventh year at Westminster. The Delt House has always been known to have some of the finest formals on campus and this year was no exception with the Christmas Formal. The Delts are looking forward to another great year with the spread of the spirit of broth- erhood to another great group of men. I gf-A ' ll I3 ll 3' ll 3? ' l .V lf' FA ll T+L . r :?f- ll ll Q-:ffl 1 Phi Delta Theta Missouri Beta came on the cam- pus before the turn of the century and through the years has been an outstanding chapter. Traditionally Phi Delta Theta has exemplified friendship and brotherhood among its members. The men of this fraternity fully real- ize the importance of the serious, meaningful aspects of college and it endeavors to build a strong spiritual foundation upon which a man may build his life. - 1.3. aiu 1 l :Teil ., fl J II Fiviii-II Am3:rEPHEIII FYSHBUE5? I E-LX3XnX I- X . 9 I ?. H? X X Q I lil, L... -X X DAVID R. MORRIS 4. fi XX XXX IXX Jirizs s FEHQLE Iss semv mcwmn F wau.s Lnwnmcz III amass .som P sammy :Nm num? ' 5ou1 Enmin ' .IME L IIINDMAN mme B cunrps DANIEL GX mcom .Iowa c uses 'I I - I I --I' U-I II - I I -I 'If ' ' I IL-I. 1 X XX, - X: , . II I X X A I I I I' X - X I I - X 3 XX X XXX.I X I-X 3' 'Q I ' R I I IA a ',,II XXX -9 F X h ,I I AI I. X ...Q I X :Ig I - . f: I X I I . I K I I ,II Q X .I XXX X . a X rIX' E- I I I I .I II . I I I 'I X. X. XX XXXIXXXXX X X X X IX ' I X XX X I X XX MICHAELGRJX THUIIAS R. ALT JAME E CAREY ALAN C HENDERSON ANWEW E LESLIE THOMAS H SETHNEY DAYIDA SI-IUTTEE RICHARD 6. STDLL .1 JOE I. HULL WILLIAM R, ALLEN 1 KJQX I I I I J Il: I IX, X I I' U I I I XI l I LXXXX EWALU R BUSSE LI X X X XXX X Y XY- DOLKLA5 M. FIYAN WILUAM H WILSUW Ins: nmxnsxr vnzumrnv 1911i EIQIIIEI 4 helm ,1 'str ' I9 J? fig' Pg I iQ 9-J i4 I !IIIesImfu5fe,1+ College I CHARLES RSUJDER INVID E SHAFFER L- --- -I.: I X. ' X' III IQ I 'E X fi .urls m. bEMoPbI.oS PAmIcx'n'sHIIIT W I 'R X, 1 I I'I II --3 IIX' X I- I X I X X XXX. 11XX, l WILLIAM D. WHITUJW BRADLEY R PARIS DAVE C RUYLE I L X I X . ,I ' I I I IIIII I I HIIII' , ' X I X. , I Q .. I I XI I I I -4 X I I I I I. -3 K 'Q If ' I X ' ' if ' x I .I X . X NX .u I II X .X :X I X 3 ,X I If- I I :- fl ' I I I QI II -I I :z XX XX.X.. XXX.. IXXXX XXX XXX, X XX X XXXXXXX X X I WWII' 23155 BERT E, EERGJINU FICBERTICRAWFOFID DOUGLASA. JONES JOSEPH E GANNASIO WILUAM BI HUDSON i - QUTH BUELL Y WALTER FRANK H STEPHENS DAVIDFB STIFFllR XXYVX X-XXX X XX XX X X XX K-If'-f If I ' . I -X - X X ff -X I - IX - Ift I-I I , I ,Xyy .. I 1'-I - I- -If X If X J I XX X. I X X - I 1 II X 'an ':u I ' I If I I ' -. ' ' I I X I ' I H? I . . X X X -5 I XIII, I X IX -I-II 3 I Q XX I Ia, XIQNII , I I I - I I I I I I XX X I X L 5 X I. X 3 I Y- I 'I I' A I ' II II: I ' I' I I' ' ...I I ' I X 'S' I I gf 'I X- jf QI as -- X L I I W B' X I I f' . ' ' X I . ' I- I I - X X I X X I . I I ' I I I X JIM B WESTWOOD CRAIG M BYERS DONALD H MGCDOWELLJRI GEJRGEB CLOSE JAMES 7. WARU WILLIAM K LESLIE RUSTY LOEFFLER 'IIM COFISET GARHETT K ULMPEELL JOHN W SETINEW' FIAINDE K YEAGER TED R RICHBFUSGN X X, XXX.I THOMAS A. GARVEY -1 I X I X51 Il WICMAQD E SCDCNLING Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Psi was founded at minster in 1960. Being the newest jefferson College 115 years ago and Chapter on Campus it has made Con- Missouri Beta was chartered at NVest- sistant strides at Westminster. Q , j v ' 17 f ' ' , ,H I I I Q! ' I L, I, L I 4, , 31, L In lx JOHN SPRINGER GARY'FOLK RICHAE KOSLOWSKI JOHN ROEBROUGH WALT SCHMIDT CRAIG KAYSER BOB HARRIS SPENCER KAGAN PlE9'JiD'VJ 5553511571 VICE PWEUDUCY PRCSIUKYIY YFEFSUREW , W., , , V, CHRISTDPHU HID-INERGAFUH I lihi iliappa Psi , fxfizv I' AQ7' ' Q I I 7 Lg -if , , ' I , ,,, ,, ' '2':'I 1 ,,,, , JAY TUCKER BOB KLOETZER JOHN PARKS , Izrbfj f: ' CULVER 'TEFFT f JOE DVORAK L A 1. ,A - -QI . fx f f f-M, 1 - nf 2- , f - f Pm I fi , FKAPPA EL13e5'bmff1sl1er I Y Qinllege 1 1 Q ,,.I L , . JOHN WILSON MARK ZOLLER DAVID SNYDER JOHN BENDER GEORGE MENDENHALL mms westin A sos COLE . I - I L L -,,, ,-, .4 , ,. -LI I-, I' 1' . WILLIAM Lou: BILL MALCOLM sap ALLEN WILLIAM Emeusu f ELMA ooucnww arm CASTLE frosem CLARK PETER CULPEPPER 1 :Ii SANDY JAMES KELLEY DAVID HUCKSTEP SKIP GOOCH I JOHN BFIUS A ALAN PRATHEF2 I JAMES VERITY I DALE BECKEFI BAMBI RICHARD HQQSEMAN RliIGER DUNLAF BRUCE KENNEDY 'iueooons mn Emo Sigma Alpha Epsilon Missouri Gamma Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded on WVestminster's campus only eighteen years ago, on April 23, 1949. This youthfulness carries over into the spirit of the fraternity and shows itself in the vitality, zeal, and acute sense of brotherhood which makes it one of the most prominent frater- nities on campus. Missouri Gamma consistently ranks at the top in scholarship and athletics, and enriches itself with ac- tive community service and social programs. This year, as in the past, we entertained the children from the Missouri State Hospital and gave a Christmas party for those from the Missouri School for the Deaf. We also collected for the United Fund. All told, we at Missouri Gamma feel that we had a very successful year, and that by working together in the bonds of brotherhood we may con- tinue to uphold the fine standard of our fraternity in years to come. 5 ,iii X. 'wfm 4 -11 ','l!n!.f' 9 ' 'w w l 'ns Henry Na-10-e Kcnnezh Musxeranrv Dawu Pawn Bm BM Drrk Creme Ronzml umm John Camden Pele: Burns-Q wnnnm Mnlnwe N, K, Fuusnm Dawn Cnmnoull Mllhnel CWM Sigma Alpha Ypmlnn ,V,L G eavei wesrm I N sun c u L L E as uses, lass 'ali Allen Hull muy vuuwmm Thomas Hawes James cmmmn I mu: Am-may 1. Laffy Bmnfnru Kim sslmumlm 5 1' V x , mm. nlmwuuu swan scum, .gf , P' I ' l'. ' .' 1, , .- r ll, ,- v, '5 w ' Q f , P V -,V .- rv- ax , 1 : - 5 l fl X ?'l I . W 64' 5 F I Sufgff ffvlhuu, Snnehv-.ln seepum rmney wnhafr Lnwvy 1 4 , Cmmew vmwx Doug Hands! im -m 2 ZA ,Lv ' JU: , I 13 . J . l . ,I H. , LA. . .1 X V 2.1 Q 4' Q 1 '4--. . . . w 1 if' F , ,Mgr ' V --VUL. Slew Grugava Jann fvlelev g V A , if A 5 1 - me Dum Rlrhafc Grail uf ,,' ,- Nw, 'Wu B 13 X 4 www Dooley ET 'ly W .mm-L nl.. ,- n,.w.m rwmnmmp V W: l 21 iw Cnuak Damn? Lmfy m.,ns Lack Baummfv. Ainu Aw- A ,L r wmv, -: r i 'V-ig -4 i -- - - rm .K -. , Q 1. j , 1 ,z ti L I H, ,, 2 . W if I A .J f 'P f' W : 7 JQ , 'I 'ga ' -Y' C . ., ' ig ..b ' 1 rk., X ' 2 531 V i1-'uf'5':?f!. , I x -. . - L .W ummm emma :mm Gmfwfv .vmua G sd m:fo.'.wsw:fw1 , f- , ' '-1 - V xsi F A, ,Ia '- ' . 4 . , 2 J, g,,, T. ,QV A- , . Q 'L -, , xv - I , 1 Him ' ,f nf '!F lj 47, X , , A-ii , John Chuftrl Rmmu mmm Omg 5251: me M-x lr' , . 44',,m 'NA ' X f' 1 1 .f 'z w W 1 N ' f Sxevn Mm.:- H lx ' . ,Q 7 . Hummb C.n'Lxtk rg.-if .9- . L ei' , , '9L1,l1VJ.:lL. uf Rnmmll Gruber Gena Wullh Ruchavd Snyder Jack Cf-um my Hu.-vu-1 RDUWX Bolhnwslu .QQH 'Q Q. - . ,nv gi' K Gu, Kmn Hull IJL-eawmy Ro.-.mmf Sum:-51.1 ' . 5- W ' - NL-- , '13 .Tag 17127 -! 1 1.29. I 5 I -' .2 1411.-.Dmmv nh-,fy rum n.w.lmuv1u.glw': n - iw. 3 -'SHP .uf , 4-V 'F ff X I N Jazzy cuff' mf ,fn rf-hm 'smug N--f-rf: . 1 - m 4. ig cm me-:wf,.f, Am mm. 011.2 lennox Studios Sigma Chi The Delta Tau Chapter of Sigma Chi was established on the West- minster Campus in 1949. Since its inception, the Chapter has stressed the development of a well-rounded chapter and the including of every- phase of fraternity life in its ac- tivities. Sports and social life receive equal ranking. With members on most varsity sports, Sigma Chi participated actively in the intramural program. Numerous social activities were held including the annual Christmas For' mal and spring social event. 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. 'rea 1 reg? 1 l 'I ai, N 4 'l ,?,,e,,,,,,.-1 ,g. - ,M , ii' 531-1' 'I h ERPTST C.WlN'TEiS FfALPHfW.IIlELl5 WILLARD n.cAnusI.E 'JSI-IrT'M'i-Il'JEI5rER7 'i'HoMKs'E11EPiER' 'MRVIFEWIEIAIQSA' 'rnomns w.sHEARER ALEXANDER JDs'rAmIsH RICHARD D-D. 'D D. D I D ff ' gl D :ID ,A .D I D Q DD DQ -' I I D! ' I 'II I3 ID A D F II ' D , I D I' Dv- I ' ' Q' ' I' 52-D I D' I 'I 'DF :D I D D ,j gs Ig D - Dg I D DMD 'i f DH 'A I 1 D QD.. I 'F D DD DID.: I I 1 f 'I I DI I I -D .ID D :D I D Df ' f. I II' 'D-D' D ,I I 'D . D D D - D ' V I . D I D ' I - 34-Q. I D , I I D4 , 4 I I D' D I 1 , ' ' '- D., A D f' I iD,IDI!!,D xc I DI ' I' F f D , D ?zT6HArisTK.HuFFs11.I1'TsR STEPHEN i.DEAT6N' ' DUKE D mason SMITFV' 'FREDERICK RiscTri0EPFER ibREm w.s6I-urea .:Ams'L.'EE7xNE .nom a.LAIJ6IDER ' 'FEBEAMTEQILEY .3KrZSH5.'A'Iirh1fr'56iu? eT n'6EER1i Muel-ILHAITER EDWARD Dnowsv - 4- - V . Y RUSH CHAIRMAN Vllii PRESIDENT PRESIDENY TIEASUNER PLEDGE VRHUEII Y CUFQFQSBZQNNQQQ- H U -I' ' j ' H N D ,DD D I lDDDDEDD'DIDI4i1.. 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We believe the house provides a meaningful, productive atmosphere for inquiry and study. The Independent Student Association has the number one man in the Senior class and the number three man in the Freshman class. One of the members, Mike Duff, received a Rhodes Scholarship. These feats merely dramatize the em- phasis placed on scholarship. To go with the scholastic endeavors are the athletic and social aspects of the house. The Independent Student Asso- ciation has had men on most all the athletic teams and participated in the intramural program. Socially, many fine parties were held in addition to the Christmas formal. 110 Mike Duff, Rhodes Scholar gain- -nl'--:lf ?p 111 fd .-5 L . . XWQ-J. V- xwE-x xx L lk A R ai '- n-,xg XX x gd ,1 Il 1 tha lf, X - 7 f 1 iw .Q ,Z ,f-, , Y Alumni Day Decorations Kappa Alpha Order . Q . . , 1 lv-. it , . Q 1 L, ' f ..,.-zz. I-by ,4 A W I F r -- i ,-,,.-F H . -.1 'M' ' 4 ' -Y' f-fi' '. ' .' ' ,-.' 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I,-li. .0 .Yr ,,.,,--wus'-s -1 1: - ' ,rff - ' 1 , - V , --af --111 - , Y V1 V VV VV V Vim V 41 , 1 1 . dnhf' ' P Sports 126 Blue Jay Coaching Staff Harold Flynn, Athletic Director David Steinmeyer, Cross Country, Wrestling, Tennis Richard Ault, a new coach, Cross Country, Swimming, Track E Raymond E. Kanehl A member of the faculty at Westminster for eight years, Professor Raymond E. Kanehl served as an instructor in physical education and as a devoted coach of track, swimming and wrestling. His coaching experience stemmed from high schools in Lawrence and Wichita, Kansas, Drury College and the University of Kansas, of which he was a graduate. Coach Kanehl died April 16 in Springfield, Missouri and will long be remembered for his tireless efforts to promote and improve the quality of athletic competition at Westminster. we ,114 ' 1 , ik' 127 Baseball 128 NVON LOST 7 9 r I I 'Nwgv 1 ,S--., , N, X H. f P EES, ' H 5 'al ' ' -'s A . If P l. , ,, A Ejyiba ' .4517-v ff: WF-'w Y -k 5 V Z , .r ' -'iillllmss-.Q K1 W V -'f- I x + , 1 ' ..l YI4? , r , -Q, .1 if Q. ' 5 , ,, , ' ,Q M ,- 0,-.15 WN - Q-when . - 2,-ww ff?-Q , A 1 ' 4 ' A -Ia.. ' Vs ' ' -.nl , 1. . - 0 -A - . ' - UA si' 1 -. ggi. . 1. I 4-MP5 y ' wr - -,X .-.Y , 'Cu .Q .I Q4 ti ib- 1, . , .,.,. w..!'P digg., Q' '54-I ,Ak 1 f'-Q' Basketball 130 Dave Jennings, Larry McGrady, john Alexander, Bob Monroe, Deschamp, 2nd row: Coach Flynn, Andy Michel. jerry Wells. Fred Charles jackson, Richard Shaffer, Ken Howracl, Dan Birclsong, Dan Cozacl, Cary Wells, Dave Antrim, Dave Beckett, Calyton Reed NVON- LOST 3 17 4' 0 A 42, J. 1 'M '6 ' 9 5 ' - 1-1 - 3 7? 1' ' -T ' R4 il . b .. . ,T V 1 ,X . - .. 1 K I l.,: - sg ,Lv -A ' MXL-5' 3 ' w A . - 1 . 'N' - 4 A -1-- If Q' -1 - - 41424. , R .. ...-.,,, Y g ' -14 ' 'Q 41. i X? M . N Q 1:15 , Q, I A N W- i f su '-7-Q , I EM-'A ' ' , ' 'A gl . ' -2 Q . ' Rf Tfl. ,.-, Q :-ATU ,J ' if 5 4- V-:Q 'nf' J , f M is 4 --2-as .Q . 132 Golf john Matherly, jim Carley, 2nd row: Tony Burroughs, Bill Cottingham, Richard Wimmer, Fred Waltz Westminster golfers finish 5th. Swimming john Whitehurst, Robert Penrod, jim Ellis, Kent Smith, jim Willingham, james Karandjeff, james Caskey, Mike Heusler WON LOST 7 5 133 134 Tennis ,x ,ff Wayne Powers, Don Weaver, Frank Whitbeck, Brec Woodbridge, 2nd row: Jeff King, Lee Selby, jay Peterson, Tony Willard, Coach Steinmeyer The Blue jay tennis team was undefeated in conference play and fin- ished third in the conference tourna- ment, missing the second place trophy by only one point. jay Peterson, the number one player for the squad, won the con- ference crown with an impressive vic- tory over Steve Grace, the defending champion from the 1966 tournament. Another fine performance was re- corded by jeff King, who won in the third flight. This young team should be a strong contender for the conference crown next year. Wrestling tits , . john Parks, Rich Walton. 2nd row: Barry Eden, Bob Kloetzer, Eric Tremaync, Rayjensen, ja Although the wrestling team did not compile an outstanding record, winning only one of nine matches, the squad effort was sparked by the performance of its Captain and senior ck Smith letterman, Eric Tremayne, who had an outstanding year in the 130 lb. class. An improved record is expect- ed next year. l 135 Track Blue .lays Finish 4th 'TZ' L. '15 1f,. ff f Y 'dsmgiifm L . lf: 2?J ' 'V' vb 9'5m m1I1. ' ga.: ,A 1 4..- j13,1'x', ,'4': ', , ' L' f' 4 . My ,V '- -1-:,, .-.N Tfp.-v nf'-1 .r 4,-, . wa? Q: 1 'M -'M.....,,..f... f, ., - . ,.g A A. -' P . ,-' --N Q14 ...sr V- 7.- v'??5'f,. Lf EL-,'f'w -'r..lF'f I: wi ,- .4 V, ,f ,-:,,. ,.-.--g 'x Y N., -A I ,v . a O 1 wuvr- -21.- .- ...f 'Q l 1- .ff ef ' lf? A .HW fi .Q , an tsp ' 1 ,P I -5-. - .- ga A gg f ,- A np...., AAA' r 4 ' ' , J.: . Nw , ffl.-. .. ,, v :Eg ,.,,f, if -ffm 2: ' ,YM my f H4451 Vx -4-.v ...: -4, ,4- A Y ' 1 mf:-' 'nf - ii! . . -' , . . -., .M !Ths1f!QM '3lvi:f' Qi P552 W . 7 ,. f , .LQ ZW' iQ.,gfr.::, mv, -4 . W, -'.,,, 5--1. 44.5--. .bf N. 1 ..m., 'Pica ' ' 138 Dave Loveland and Dennis Fennell show Graceland the way The Athlete Of The Year Gary Schmidt The choice of Cary Schmidt for athlete of the year came as no sur- prise to the students, faculty and coaches. Regardless of weather con- ditions, apathy, or infirmities, Gary could he seen running on almost every terrain of the campus. His dedication to track is surpassed by no one. Cary's outstanding performances in- clude the following school records: Half mile- 1:57 Mile- 4:09 Two mile- 9:26 139 Rugby I t x JY? F N 9 -4 'A . 'fi' 4 - T151 ' T' lu.. ,1 I 1 ' H ,H ,Af 1g!'1 .fib-- .Di 1 ' .. 4 . v J ' 1? V x . 1 'L I 1 'A x ' . , . X . , ' . 5 lx - - k -. in ,sw - -Q ,L ,1 ' , ' - . . ' X 1, .3 .' '. 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'.e V , Q 142 WESTMINSTER RUGBY CLUB: Ross Livermore, Steve Marting, Bill Cook, Dave Smith, Brad Parks, 3rd row: Hatch, Nick Platt, President, John Cable, Mo Montford, Barry Koms, john Cottier, john Marzsalek, jack Dulaney, 2nd row: jack Smith, Dick Powell, Dick Norman, joe Colin Stalhut, Rick Snyder, Bill Scruggs, Corky Lindburg H. 144 lx Cheerleaders 1 'T Sandi Burns, Candy Jensen, 2nd row: Diane Palmi, Nick Platt, Dave Shaffer, jane Barshell, 3rd row: Bill Scruggs, Copper McWhirter, 4th row: Teri Brady, Susan Dillon Intramural Sports r af, I! 5, . 5' ' 4-f 7 i ar ' 145 146 The Winners BASKETBALL Phi Gamma Delta BOWLING Kappa Alpha GOLF Sigma Chi HANDBALL Delta Tau Delta SOFTBALL Delta Tau Delta SVVIMM INC Sigma Alpha Epsilon TRACK Beta Theta Pi TENNIS Sigma Chi VOLLEYBALL Delta Tau Delta Athletic Supremacy 1 t To Beta Theta Pi sh 'Q '1 1 ' . L I -- ' - : 1 .3 , ' ,L I' . .v 'A ' ,QM Qi' ... 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QUALITY Blattner Furniture Company FUIYOI1 Missouri COURTESY CLEAN E RS 'VI' Samtone Our Cleaning Is Recommended hy Leading Clothing Makers Ceryicd Masltr Dycleancr Formerly Woodyls KUEBLEI-FS 5 81 10 C L t Stewart's Book Store Fulton, Mo. 65251 Books - Office and School Supplies - Q SH5RWlN.M0LUAM5 Pens - cfmaiig cms - cms - czamcs A 3,525 ll WV 6th Ph 642-2151 A QA Z I M , S CENTRAL QUALITY DAIRY Home Owned We Carry Leuils Telephone 642-3386 154 Compliments of McGregor Cleaners Fred and Alyene Vanlieen COAST TO COAST Sales Service 501 Court Street Danuser Motors MI 2-6124 Chrysler Plymouth Imperial Valiant Rambler RENNERRS MARKET We Please the Particular - Farley Groceries, Meats 21015. oth of 104 E, 6th Ami vegetables 642-2264 642-2265 M1 2-2274 i you Aaue eifher cleuefoloecl or imlarouecl ,ond reacling linden Lnowfeclge nnnl enjoyment fllfn reacling nnn! n gow! ,Q efgo nnf Einar, tlwn ,on nne Au Ccee Jing in ogfaining n weff-rounclecl enlncnfznn i you haven? ifg nof foo fafe fo Afarf we lzefla you aff we can Westminster College Bookstore c.,,,.,,f.,n muff one, sane of ,an one, on f7Ae sion Wren swims DRUG Olds Buick G. lvl . C. SALES AND SERVICE Complete Bocly Repair DUNAVANT'S DRUG 600 Court Street Phone MI 2-2410 Highway 54 S MI 2-3307 155 THE CALLAWAY BANK C E tablishecl 18573 1857-1967 Over 100 Years of Dependable B lt Service Fulton, Missouri TUTT'S MEN'S WEAR 35 Nationally Advertised Brands to Choose from s X ' 1 x l KLOBUCHAR FLL TAKE IT SHOES on Court Street MOTEL Kester Paint Store Custom Picture Framing Williams Jewelry Artcarved Diamonds Complete Line of Phelan's dr Benjamin Moore Longines Watches Watch Repair Paint Theater Building Phone MI 2-2449 115 YV. 5:11 Mi 2-2004 i - Compliments of Westminster Chapter PI DELTA EPSILON National Honorary Journalism Fraternity Wehrenberg Theaters Fulton Theater King Cal Drive In 22- I'I'lG5I11I'I'QC1 rrlI-I 157 Serving Westminster Men for Over 50 Years BOULWARE H. JAMESON INC. Fulton, Missourl LAIN-MYERS DRUG Co. fn ' REXALL ,kr If u, 31,41 Quality is cz matter of Pridcf' I.ct's go to Lain-Myers for Ll Coke. Merfs Clothing Ladies' Sportswear Pleased to be a part of cz Community serving You. . Fm Nwumuw13Mk, YOUR Ful1nw,Nllazwur6 Where Yozfue Got A Good Thing Growing 158 Member F D 1 cz 'lb .5 ri: I hr. as ,J 53-, E, T 1 X x U . .. ., in L m u x , . r A 551,54 - me '- ,x A. . R sl 'fs .-V 1 :v .si 1 ,F -,Y -'fig Q-of ' 1. -4 gi ,0- , 'W i 1 N lg I 'kTlzc' true purpose' of cfducation is to clzerislz and unfold the semi of immortality alrvacly sown with usg to develop, fo flwfullcfst efxterzt, the capacities of cucfry kind which the God who made? us has cfndowcfcl -- ll.S. - Anne junzcson '5'1IHI'f4?g?Q . u F- IC. E' w 1-'L I.. Mmm, V E, I , I .mpg I' 1 1, 4