Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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Anyone reading this will im- mediately realize that I loved my jobg I enjoyed being an educational leader as much as my capacities permitted. Westminster is one of the last remaining men's colleges and is strongly attached to a curriculum in the liberal arts. Since I was a product of a small liberal arts college I have caught the idea of liberating minds from ignorance, fear, and prejudice and appreciate the flavor of an educational program that seeks to cause men to think for themselves based on value judgments rather than just direct preparation for particular employment. So one of my greatest satisfactions is to have assisted in some slight degree, despite tremendous pressures to the con- trary, to see this college continue even more strongly a liberal arts in- stitution. But, since this is only a means to an end, my real joy is witnessing what has happened in the lives of some 3,500 young men who have made this their choice for higher education. The number who are making successes of themselves, not just with profitable careers, as important as that is, but also because of what I see them perfor- ming in trying to make the world a little better. Whether it be eleemosynary boards, school boards, church boards, or political service, Westminster men are widely and intensively represented. Another pleasing aspect is the fine atmosphere of intellectual stimulation received from colleagues on the faculty and board of trustees who insist that the level of learning be kept rigorous and demanding, yet at the same time challenging and interesting. The fact that 91W of our sophomores returned as juniors this past fall, in- dicates that we have motivated a substantial segment of our con- stituents and convinced them tand usj that our program is worthwhile. Of course there have been some frustrations, but I leave my official position on the whole with a sense of pride and a conviction that Westminster under its new ad- ministration will continue to prosper. Robert L. D. Davidson, President dedication R. L. D. Davidson The past academic year saw the completion of the administration of Robert L. D. Davidson as the fifteenth president of Westminster College-the longest tenure of any chief executive in the institution's history with 18 years of service. His two decades of leadership have guided the college through an era of unparalleled growth in the numbers of students and faculty, the development of new and imaginative educational programs, the construction of physical plant, and support through endowment and giving. During this time he encouraged constant self study of the institution by faculty and students in joint respon- sibility. He saw the return of the Honor System by student initiation to the college and gave it his full support..He es- tablished the Honors Dinner to recognize Westminster's top scholars each year. He helped pioneer the cooperative program with William Woods College which enabled it to become a four-year institution. One of President Davidson's most striking ac- complishments was the expansion of the campus to the north with the establishment of Churchill Quadrangle in 1958-1959 and then the later completion of Elizabeth Champ Auditorium in 1966. In addition the Phi Kappa Psi house and Sweazey and Weigle Halls were built in this area. Climaxing the building on the new north campus was the reconstruction of the Church of St. Mary, the Virgin, Aldermanbury, transplanted from London to Fulton asthe Winston Churchill Memorial and Library-an idea conceived and pushed to completion by President Davidson. ln addition to all of this, a new Science Center rose on the main campus as well as a new president's home in South Fulton. Washington West House and the old Science Hall were completely refurbished. ln addition to his service to Westminster, President Davidson served on numerous local, state, and national civic, educational, and religious boards. In all of this ac- tivity, he was never too busy to see students personally and to be concerned about their views on campus affairs. It is in deep appreciation for his friendship with and ser- vice to the Westminster community that we dedicate this 1973 Blue Jay to Robert L. D. Davidson. .SX if! 'F Q. . ,U I X Ham. , L , Q Wamwpmwlm . , M . ,., , V , LL,, ,. X 'W ' r 'V , , WWW? , , . , . , A V ,... , 1 , N V V V -X, . ., .--....,.-x.,:m:-A V Lu: -::.L.:.M.TUa4,2.:g:- - - - ,,1, , I MEM ORIUM HARRY S. TRUMAN Harry S. Truman was an honorary alumnus and honorary member of the faculty of West- minster College. But more particularly he stood out as a world statesman, friend of freedom and equality both at home and abroad, and devoted admirer of this institution. His death on December 26, 1972, marked the end of a long and eminently useful life. Although thirty-five other men have shared with President Truman the honors and respon- sibilities of occupying the highest office in this land, few have come to that post under more try- ing circumstances or faced with the variety of awesome decisions, both immediate and long run, that he was called upon to make. That he responded well to the crises of his time, history has amply borne outg albeit several recent revisionist historians have questioned some of the United States' behavior in the development of the Cold War. The heritage which Harry S. Truman leaves us is a great one. In times of continuing stress, it is well to recall his remarks on the occasion of his Green lecture at Westminster in April, 1954, as the McCarthy era was drawing to a close: The cause of freedom both at home and abroad is damaged when a great country yields to hysteria. The way for us to spread democracy is to practice it ourselves. In times such as these, our colleges and universities have a very special obligation to maintain freedom of thought and inquiry. The precious freedoms for which Westminster College stands-freedom of thought and freedom of the human spirit-are our greatest strength in the world struggle in which we are involved. We can- not win our goals by abandoning our values. I urge you to be alert and bold in preserving and protecting our democratic freedoms. V. Z, -e A.. T vm Welcome to Westminster Westminster extends a warm welcome to the members of the Class of 1976 as they join an un- broken procession that extends back more than a hundred years. -Quoted from President Davidson in Student Handbook fit? They shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore. Micah 3:4 We cannot learn from one another untll we stop shouting at one another until we speak quietly enough so that our words can be heard as well as our voices Rlcha rd M Nixon --r , . He hath made every thing beautiful In his time also he hath set the world In their heart so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end Qoheleth 3 11 I .,.e:cL2' ' 1 XP .: 7 3 . 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Fuller Associate Dean and Registrar Dr. F. Brooke Sloss Dean ot the College Dr. William B. Huntley, Jr. Students, Chaplain of the College Bernard Axelrod Assistant dean of the College Donald B. Gordon College Examiner James N. Gravemann Director of Housing and Security INFORMA admnssxons uf , , .ggflfv ' w 1.-:.,e1 44 few, -Q, k,l, : N W . Tom Millenberger X 1 John Marshall uv Admissions Staff L to Fl: John F. Miller Admissions Counselor Tom W. Miltenberger Assistant to Dean of Admissions John Marshall Dean of Admissions Brian H. Booth Admissions Counselor Jack Swan Admissions Counselor John Corporon Associate Director of Admissions Tod Turle Admissions Counselor William E. Marquardt rf 'Civil' military science Above, left to right MAJ Robert H. McLaughlin Assistant Professor of Military Science MAJ Jarret J. Robertson Assistant Professor of Military Science MSG Jesse E. Revels Senior Drill Instructor Rifle Team Instructor CPT Gary R. Oldham Assistant Professor of Military Science Standing LTC Albert Kimball Not pictured MAJ Kievenaar Assistant Professor of Military Science CPT Roger L. Hewitt Assistant Professor of Military Science SGM Raymond N. Simmons Chief Enlisted Instructor . F , 5 TT ' 1' Hmm, -. Www -4 Z, an-Q - -i..,f- -- : ' ' mi ' 2 - -ffl, ' Y E Lg En 5 Sill- 1 , -E . f- i - i - -l - ' 1, -i -L Yi-i i Y . 'T - -I is T? -:L , -' le 'i 4 5 - 1, E 3 : i: , ' E ' g 3 , f i - . -- i ' -.. - ' ' E - i ? ' , S V Tit.: Y V i --filli 'li i 1 i f' ' -2 ! ' E ' - ' g i' X f :l -2 - - i. r E gl 3 - --' ft Q 3 QE S Y -fi -,,- S - ' - ll? 2, - L,i- - E Y Y 5 .' lb ,,,' 'V E , ,,. V Y -,I-,...-,T- ? : if--Y i 2 - , 5112: 5 I if sf CQQQ- -5 E' ?21'1 -? -1 3 5' 2 lg 1 - ff ?.,-giLs.a- -' 1 ,, ,V-' 'Ei Y 3 . T- V. , .dggf -4 f -' ,,-:' ,I 1. - ,532-13,95 V' ' Z2 , 45 5, Ei . 5- 1 55 ' 1 - A if: S 5 5 E. ' L - Y' i - 5?' :lei i- rf, Qi? Y 1'- : li Epi: ,,.f2Lf?:-'W , Ji 3' '- ,..fT if Elf?-? 'f1'??3 Q tl. . - f ' .A--. 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Schaeffer Research Professor of Chemistry ss X .. frm, tm chemistry 8 physics 47' -1- 1 -3' 4' 1 ' -, f Y, f ' 41' -Pt' El' af-Y Q, 'jf ,. .....',m-- .HJ-. X' ,. V- uf, .S-141, f gk 21 T' 1-' :r.:4z-:ig-1.73 5:1 If mathematics 34 N f 1 t rc 7? l A ..g...L'gg.. ' ':,-M . , Left, Clockwise Chi Cheng tBoby Chen Assistant Professor of Mathematics Jarnes S. Dukelow, Jr. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Jack Mosley Assistant Professor of Mathematics C. Fl. Barrow Professor of Mathematics Assistant Marshall of the College Jack K. Ward Professor of Math and Computer Science Director Dr. F. Brooke Sloss John Harvey Scott Professor of Mathematics .-.+.z:11r zv: .:...:af1ss, ,Ame vs-.na-uw an-1-11' -,- .,. ,,,,:,,,. ..::s1:s.i1,-test:-s sychology Left, Clockwise Audrey Remley Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Richard W. Merkle, Jr. Associate Professor of Psychology Director of Counseling Services Dr. Barbara P. Losty Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Gale L. Fuller Professor of Psychology Director of Experimental Division Dr. Miriam Mueller-Zbylut Assistant Professor of Psychology political science 8 sociology I An, L Na QNX 'qw Q, s ,X W Peter H. Kim Associate Professor Political Science Stephen Ft. Thomas iFiightJ Assistant Professor Assistanf P f Political Science Political Scigniisor Milton B Garber 38 4 , ,,,L -QT V ' John Mitchell lLefll Associate Professor iq Sociology and Anthropology i is l John William Page Assistant Professor Sociology and Anthropology P 39 economics 8 business administration . Right, Clockwise Melvin Borland, Jr. Assistant Professor of Economics Economics Dr. John V. Bosch Professor of Economics and Business Administration Thomas E. Compte Assistant Professor of and Business Administration Roy A. Ruftner Professor of Economics Anthony Bopp Instructor in Economics rugwru-N -Y-V - ,ff 'hwwsmyw ss asa'-W' tg, fi . ,tg , ' i L x 2' , ,H F if I ,. 2, ,L mf, , ,, 'few-Q3 L. ,, ' my ,Lv n ' Ui? A. f 51: 06 9 1 1 Q 11 . 'W 'film n 7, P- .ox 1' lf -F., 5 'gi I . -A 1' 3- ' 1 V 'h z J x if 9' buf ,, s eech religion 8 music 'iii 1: 7-.1-. -Y f1 if-7 i 5 - ' Z... - f. -e ..- ' :- ,.-ig-..i :- :- 2--L: . ' -. E Above, Clockwise Dr. Christian E. Hauer, Jr. Professor of Bible Dr. Hoy V. Leeper Instructor in Speech Dr. William B1 Huntley, Jr. Professor of Religion Chaplain ofilhe College Dr. Henery C. Niles Daniel Shaw Gage Professor of Bible and Religion Harry A. Johansen Instructor in Music - .fn 1, l v english Flight, Clockwise Stanley P. Baldwin Assistant Professor of English Dr. William W. Bleiluss Distinguished Service Professor of English, Liberty Professor of English Dr. Leon C. Wilkerson Professor of English Dr. John W. Randolf Distinguished Service Professor and A.P. Green Professor of English Literature Jay M. Karr Professor of English classics 8 history l.i i Q uk tg INFORMAUUN l i i Below, Clockwise Bernard Axelrod H Assistant Professor of History Dr. William E. Parrish Harry S. Truman Professor of History ' Dr. David W. Southern 1 Assistant Professor of History Dr. Robert G. Hoerber Distinguished Service Professor of Greek and Latin Dr. Russell M. Jones ' Professor of History I foreign languages X xv Mr. Gordon speaks during the facuIty's last meeting. Below, Clockwise Victoria O. Curtis Instructor in'German LaDon R. Merriam Instructor in German Donald B. Gordon Distinguished Service Professor of Modern Languages Esteban Vargus Professor of Romance Languages physical education Clockwise, Lower Flight Richard Ault Associated Professor of Physical Education, Chairman David Steinmeyer Associate Professor of Physical Education Harold Flynn Professor of Physical Education .-,A,.glf- .,...- Pa XX , , , Y 411' :if 1-f--H-Yr... an-.sfm .gf.':r.i.:xLifJ1nspQy.f '.,'.-Q.---.-'::Lv.,...--Y-. V.-.-::..-..:-....-'.e - X ,..- a.. 1. .4 ...-,- ,- .v-v ag 1 -gg,-J..-N, ...,. .4 ,...,-. - '-'N rub..- su. ..,.., ar.. -:V-J, N,- F !'E Q'! 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A M -.-:.1 -.-.,::-:::-,a':4.'m:::.Il.7:.'S- .. -Qgg:-N-3-2-::....x.-L.:,:.L.::-:.::..-f,- A M .. .... .. , ,,- ., , . - - QL: mg: 5 -gx -R :A f , 1 - -V , ,, ,,,, W ,. ,...., ,A ,,.,,T, . ,.,., .,N.-,..,..,,-,- .-11 , ,-,. ..:3s., 1, ., ::.q,...1-:::z:5:,g, R - - , Sel1i0l'S Major, Political Science. Activities: Delta Tau Delta 1,2,3,4:,Soccer 1. Dobyns Oratorical' Runner-up 3,4. Steven L. Addington Des Moines, Iowa Major: History. Acitvities: Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4: IFC 4, Scabbard 81 Blade 4: Stu- dent Assembly 3. Major: Mathematics. Activities: Honor Floll 1,31 Zeta Tau Delta 3: ISA 3: Summa Cum Laude. Major: EBA. Activities: Swimming 1: Sigma Major: Physics. Activities: Steven K- EPSIIOH. Douglas C. Andrews Andrianoff Jack W. Apple Shilder, Oklahoma Nyack, New York Hudson, Texas Jack T. Bangert Springfield, Missouri Major: Political Science, Psychology. Activities: Phi Delta Theta, President 3: Honor Ftoll'1: Men of Song 2.3: ODK 4: Phi Alpha Theta 2,3,4: Student As- sembly Corresponding Secretary 3: Publications Board 3: Young Ftepub- licans V.P. 2. L f-ry LB xiii 'lf Q' ix,- t ts xii Svmifii v?,g,,gwg Q33 SHN what at S fwffk swift' Rant' ., ' 'f t I f A - v .. .sit .,':.. I' 'W iiiiifcftii' T :jc 4 . 5?fJ9i 1 . !:?!' .Q ,'1S7?'f.7k5w.-' . fs' L., ' ' I f ' ! ?v:tf ft: 3, 'ff P:'ssi: ., r ' ' 'if I- t -A . A '7 James R. Bitzer Shelbyville, Illinois Major: EBA. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. M Q xx Fred D. Binggeli Fulton, Missouri Major: Mathematics. Activities: Ka a Al ha DP D . NAIA All American 3-4: Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4g W Club 1,- 2,3,4Q Honor HOII 1. John D. Barbour Poplar Bluff, Missouri Major: Sociology. Activities: Sigma Chi Columns 1. Basketball 3,49 W club 4. Michael L. Austin St. Louis, Missouri Steven R. Braucksieker Washington, Mlssou rl Major: Activities: Beta Theta Pi: Baseball 1,2,3,4. Major: Political Science. Activities: Delta Tau Delta, Scholarship Chm. 2,3,4: Political Science Club 3.4. David A. Brinkmeyer Clayton, Missouri Major: Psychology. Activ- ities: Delta Tau Delta, President 3: IFC Court Justice 3: SJB 4: Student Assembly 2: Young Republicans 1. Phillip H. Brown St. Charles, Missouri Major: Political Science. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: Columns 1-4, Editor 3,4: Publications Board 2,3,4: Debate 1: Honor Com- mission 4: Pi Kappa Delta 1-4: Skulls of Seven 4: Student Assembly 1-3: Young Republicans 1-4: Who's Who Amer. Col. Bt Univ. 4. Kirt W. Buckley Plattsburg, Missouri Major: Activities: Sig- ma Chi. David W. Camferdam Little Rock, Arkansas ? 1 SEl1i0l'S Major: EBA. Activities: Delta Tau Delta, Treasurer 3. James A. Cannon Simsbury, Connecticut Thomas J. Cannon Craig S. Clark l James W. Click. JAY- Richzfd ?I- Rggixig' EA?l?GF: ' St. Charles, Missouri Springfield, Missouri Pacific, Missouri Indgggngrgnce , Major: Political Science. Major: Psychology. Activ- lVlHiOf1 HiST0fY- Acfivmesf Missouri m3L9r:AIp.meagg' 0216532 Activities: Beta Theta Pi: ities: Sigma Chi. Beta Theta Pl. 3 4- -Swimming 1' Theatre ROTC 1-4. Major: Chemistry. Activ- 2'3'4 ' ities: Sigma Alpha Ep- ' ' ' silon: Swimming 1-4. j 53 .-,. Q.- seniors U.::.,.s:..A::t5:gg:f:5 Q:e..:1s:-:fi 45..- Major: English. Activities: , . - . . .. . - - Major: Psychology. Major. English. Activities, 3Ff2CTg3faV?'b.plfS:f:,iUg Activities: Sigma Alpha Sigma. Alpha Epsilon: Who Amer. Col. 81 Univ. 4. Epsilon. Swimming 2. John C. Coleman Park Ridge, lllinion James Scott Coley Boonville, Missouri Mark H. Comfort Kirkwood, Missouri Major: Political Science, Psychology. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Stu- dent Assembly Pres. 3: ROTC 1-4: Scabbard 81 Blade 4. Who's Who Amer. Col. 81 Univ. 4. Robert P. Cook House Springs, Missouri Daniel J. Coyne Kenilworth, Illinois Major: Sociology. Activ- ities: Phi Delta Theta. 54 l Joseph C. Creech Troy, Missouri Major: Biology. Activities: Phi Gamma Delta, Cor. Sec. 2,33 IFC Court Justice 3: Beta Beta Beta g:4Men of Song 1: Soccer Major: Political Science. Activities: Phi Gamma Delta: Honor Roll 3,45 Phi Alpha Theta 45 Political Sci. Club 2,3,4g Young Democrats 2,3,4: Zeta Tau Delta 4. Stephen A. Cooper Clarksville, Missouri Edward L. Downs Cape Girardeau, Missouri Major: English, French. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: IFC 35 Young Democrats 2,3,4, V.P. 3. Daniel D. Dunkman Webster Groves, Missouri Major: Physical Educa- tion. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Baseball 3,43 Basketball 1-4: W Club 3,4. Carl Englund, III Ossippe, New Hampshire Major: Psychology. Activ- ities: ISA. Major: EBA. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: Men of Song 1,2: Student Assembly 2,3: Young Democrats 1-4. Steven E. Erdel Mexico, Missouri 'crsf Eugene A. Gaudet, Jr. Piscataway, New Jersey Major: Psychology, Activ- ities: Sigma Alpha Ep- sllon: Baseball 1-3. t Major: Psychology. Activ- ities: Delta Tau Delta, Cor. Sec. 2.3: ROTC 1-4: Blue Jay 3.4, Editor: Pub- Iications Board 4: Socio- therapy 4: Tennis 1-4. Kurt Feigley Bartlesville, Oklahoma I' Y , ' ., , . 1 ,j x A : 1 'M ,. ..- , ' 'fe -: '- A V 'G' F'- l:':.:' if I . -9 Q Pit- Q . Q. MQ- 3 . t v' 5 9 ' 1 1 WQQW.. ' Nag?-5' I-: '3:?'2f5fW5:' ' 'f.':fL '-Fm ' 1' lrnnltp .1-'X 2'2u .wr ' ':,'f-.g'..:gg... .-' - - ,, - ' A .. ui':,-g It -- X . :-.12 r... 'if' ,gn 1 17. I fr-4 I, .:g:1 ... : my - 4 ' ' 4 1 fii . . . ' tsrs t I l ' A y. . If af 1' pf N-.3 :gg fe 1 ff Buckner F. Gibbs Webster Groves, Missouri Major: Theatre Arts. Ac- tivities: ISA 1-4: Basket- ball 1: Theatre 1-4. Major: Activities: Sig- ma Chi. John A. Findley St. Louis, Missouri Major: EBA. Activities: Dorm Counselor 2-4: U. N. Semester 3: Student Assembly 1: SJB 2: Ten- nis 1-4. Tim Gamwell Summit, New Jersey David K. Gibbs Webster Grloves, Missouri Major: Religion. Activities: ISA 1-4: Alpha Psi Omega 3,4: Men of Song 1, Mixed Chorus 1,2: Theatre 1-4. James B. Gladwin Fort Smith, Arkansas Major: English. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: Blue Jay 2, Editor 2, Publications Board 2: IFC 2,3: Student Assembly 2,3. SelIi0l'S Majors: Biology, Chem- istry. Activities: Summa Cum Laude: Kappa Alpha, Pres. 4: Beta Beta Beta 2-4: Honor Roll 1-4: IFC 3-4: ODK 4: Rugby 1- 4: Zeta Tau Delta 3-4: Who's Who Amer. Col 81 Univ. 4. Ted E. Garrett Florissant, Missouri f:..,.,....i. ., . V. ,. . James Glover, Ill Chesire, United Kingdom Major: History. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: Swimming 1: Young Republicans 1- 3. S8l1i0l'S Major: History. Activities: Cum Laude: Kappa Alpha5 Phi Alpha Theta 3,45 Theatre 25 Zeta Tau Delta 45 Young Democrats 2-4. Kenneth Graham Granite City, Illinois ....,.,,,,. .. , . .. . ,. ..-W.. :-: Dale M. Henselmeier St. Louis, Missouri Major: Biology. Activities: Magna Cum Laude: Kap- pa Alpha, V.P. 45 Beta Beta Beta 2-4: Honor Roll 1-45 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Student Assembly 3,43 Zeta Tau Delta 3,45 Who's Who Amer. Col. 8. Univ. 4. Major: Psychology. Activ- ities: Phi Delta Theta. William K. Gray Tulsa, Oklahoma Major: Political Science. Activities: Beta Theta Pi5 Major: Political Science. Major: History. Activities: Washington Semester 3. Activities: Phi Delta Theta. Kappa Alpha. Colt R. Gregory Ofallon, Illinois Bradley J. Gustin Decatur, Illinois Steven L. Hobson Kansas City, Missouri Major: History. Activities: Kappa Alpha. Nix 4 ML iKilI'5j'Qq. S 4 pwqis:- sf ' 1 .f , -srl JW f tt f . , ,, 44' at ,M . W . ft 2 4 at Q, f Q :Tref . ' Q- Af- ...fQ1 '-5? -cot? , L-1-so ,,l,,,,,,,-e,-sgm Qui, .mg x',u03':,' fiwisr Pr? .,p'.sv,1 135:55 -eater' 4 Ei ' i - as 5 Wy su' was t.v. ... Q W Q . X My s, if, Paul K. Holmes Newport, Arkansas Major: EBA. Activities: Sigma Chi, Pres. 35 lFC 2- 45 Skulls of Seven 4. George W. Hall Tucson, Arizona Richard E. Hornbeck Kansas City, Missouri Major: EBA. Activities: Phi Delta Theta5 Men of Song 2: Soccer 1. vi Robert J. Hudson Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Biology. Activities: Phi Gamma Delta, Pres. 35 LFC 35 Basketball 15 ODK Major: Biology. Activities: Magna Cum Laude Ka I P' Major: Political Science. Pa Alpha! Beta Beta Beta Activities: Sigma Chi: Tennis 1,3. Kemp D. Huebener Des Moines, Iowa 2-4, PVGS. 3: HOROI' Roll 1- 4: Zeta Tau Delta 3,4. Randall D. Huss St. Louis, Missouri Major: Biology. Activities: Cum Laude: Kappa Alpha: Beta Beta Beta 2- 4, Pres. 4: IFC 3,4: Men of Song 3: Mixed Chorus 1, ODK 4: Skulls of Seven 4: West Honor Scholarship 1-4: Zeta Tau Delta 3.4. Robert M. Huster St. Louis, Missouri Major: Chemistry. Activ- ities: Phi Delta Theta: Men of Song 3: Mixed Chorus 3. Sumter R. Inglish, Ill Stanford, Connecticut Sel1i0l'S Major: English. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pres. 4: IFC 4: Young Republicans 4. Gary W. Jarvis Monett, Missouri Thomas R. Jayne Kirksville, Missouri Major: Political Science. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: Honor Com. 3: Basketball -4. al.- fmz. i 5 --I - . Jon L. Jenkins Granite City, Illinois Majors: Political Science, Biology. Activities: Sum- ma Cum Laude: Kappa Alpha, Pres. 3: Beta Beta Beta 3,4: Honor Com. 2-4: Honor Roll 1-4: ODK 3,4: Zeta Tau Delta 2-4: IFC Pres. 4: Who's Who Amer. Col. St Univ. 4. Jay Stan Jones Duncan, Oklahoma Major: Biology. Activities: Sigma Chi. 'NM -Q-in John T. Kay California, Missouri Major: Political Science. Activities: Cum Laude: Beta Theta Pi, Pres. 3: Alpha Phi Omega 1-4: IFC 2,3: Men of Song 1-4: Mix- ed Chorus 1-4: Pol. Sci. Club 4: Student Assembly 1-4, Pres. 4: Skulls of Seven 3,4: Theatre 1: Young Democrats 1-4: Zeta Tau Delta 4: Who's Who Amer. Col. 8. Univ. 4. ffw -. z - . - ' . s., J - C sf ' Alexander Keith Little Rock, Arkansas Major: Activities: Sig- ma Chi. Sel1l0l'S Major: EBA. Activities: Sigma Chi. Frederico J. Lang Caracas, Venezuela Major: Political Science. Activities: Phi Delta Theta. Gary W. Largent U Ferguson, Missouri Major: EBA. Activities: Sigma Chi: Tennis 4: Scabbard 8 Blade 4: ROTC 1-4: Soccer 1,25 Swimming 1-3. Rolf T. Lehmann Caracas, Venezuela Major: Political Science. Activities: Delta Tau Delta, Pres. 2: IFC 1-3: Pol. Sci. Club 1-4: Student Assembly 2,39 YOUI19 DSITIOCFZTS 1-4. John A. Lewis Rogers, Arkansas J M lg, N f., , ,, ., ..:'mfTi:..vaS .1 my 7 QI 53. pw. , 1 L 1 .ef 1 f I ,,., , , 1 f H 6 Major: Psychology. Activ- ities: Delta Tau Della, V.P, 3 Rec. Sec 2: IFC 2,3: Stu- dent Assembly 2. Richard L. Lich, Jr. St. Louis, Missouri H f Jw- fi? 5 :mi :ff ' i . ' . 35- ' 1 iimffkhpt , . ' fluff , ,f,,m.,,.H,,r , ?.f,f..g1' 1 P' Q1 A . 4, ' 1 X ' Q 1 Tw 1 ,Zy Z mt X ,W 5 Wf ,XS , 1 f Q ly, J tg ii ?'If . 'iflii . ftz:ff',2.5, liffnf' t f Q7ff , f f, 1 A f it . . ss . sf' ,,,. .. i :E -iii S., ,,, .55 M A 'siijil' 2-f : v ,,,Eg:t5- V ,Q -v -iz, . 5 -I t -.'.fi.f'L J L' 2. M. .af Tu Q0 f t W 'i ' ' 'rf'?it2 ?buf if yt .. . - 1 J A 1 'U ff' ,Q L x t 4 . f , Q X 5 +1 s em 4 -x 1 -1 v Q N Al ate. A Q ' ,.. , o ng., Q .Z X '1 W5 -f ,, Q .. . 1441-Z. 1-sa' M I ewyfx is bf JZ. -a ,f wati?' y ,, , ., Ks, f'iWt3a-42 mt 4 143, M as M3 tff' New John M, Malan Richard M. Martin Dennis C. Mayfield Du Quoin, Missouri St. Charles Missouri St. Louis, Missouri Major: English. Major: EBA. Activities: Major: EBA. Activities: Sigma Chi. Sociotherapy 4. isagf- - V, I 1, . 'L ' ii A gi gk sa 2 . 1' La L .5315 A Steven D Mellies St. Louis, Missouri Major: Chemistry. Ac- tivities: Kappa Alpha: Beta Beta Beta 2-4: Honor grill 1-4: Zeta Tau Delta - V, ..., E ,Lt 1 as M fe W6 t Q 7 5 QA 4 S Q AQ' Bruce E. Miller Jackson, Missouri Major: Political Science. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: Men of Song 1,2: ROTC 1- 4, Scabbard 81 Blade 4. Bn. Cmdr. 4: Young Democrats 1-4. - sa ' Major: EBA. Activities: Phi Delta Theta. James V. Miller St. Louis, Missouri W ,,,. 2, ,. ., W. Major: EBA. Activities: Phi Delta Theta. Pres. 4 V.P. 35 Blue Jay Sec. 35 IFC 2- 45 Phi Alpha Theta 45 SJB 2-45 Young Republicans 1-4. George W. Morris Amarillo, Texas Major: EBA. Activities: Sigma Chi5 Student Assembly 2. Joel W. Newcome Portland, Arkansas I ,wr M. , .K . , , , W., Kirk L. Osburg St. Louis, Missouri Major: Political Science. Activities: Delta Tau Delta: Paddock Club 1-4, V.P. 45 Pol. Sci. Club 1-4. Steve W. Panknin Kansas City, Missouri Major: EBA. Activities: Phi Delta Theta, Treas. 35 Stu- dent Assembly Treas. 35 IFC Treas. 25 Student Council 2,35 Epsilon Beta Alpha 3. Lawrence D. Potts Carmel, Indiana Major: EBA. Activities: Beta Theta Pi. Major: Sociology. Ac- tivities: Delta Tau Delta: Hereditary Marshalls. Robert K. Newsom Fulton, Missouri I Roger I. Purnell Springfield, Illinois Major: History. Activities: Beta Theta Pi5 IFC 25 Phi Alpha Theta 2,3 Sec. 2 Pres. 35 Zeta Tau Delta 4. SGlIi0l'S Major: EBA. Activities: Sigma Chi5 Rugby Club 45 Student Assembly 45 Young Republicans 1-4. William H. 0'Brien Kansas City, Missouri Joseph C. Rabanus Cincinnati, Ohio Major: Biology. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. l seniors Major: Biology. Activities: Kappa Alpha: Honor Roll alcgg, Kappa Alpha: Baseball 3:IFC1:Cr0ssC0ur1try1- ma '- 1,2. Jeffrey P. Ramos Steven A. Ratajczylt Little Rock, Ramat Cran, lsrael St. Louis, Missouri Arkansas .,. .A ,-at ff ff.- Wr- ' f , 'is 'lr Fil, B' , if 'lE'3l3,li?l ' : , ifi lfll i if i A X r , A Af' ' . ' , V, tx ,. je, 5f,..I iv ' : llq- ,gsgl z we . .45-, -. N - 4- gf , rv tt.-its., s A V John C. Remol Brookfield, Missouri Major: Political Science. Activities: Phi Gamma Delta: IFC 3: Russian Club 3: Student Assembly 2,3: Scabbard 81 Blade 3,4. .., ,- ffm! Major: Political Science. Activities: Delta Tau Delta, V.P. 2: Student Assembly 1,2: Young Republicans 1,2. Edward A. Read ' St. Louis, Missouri Richard G. Rose Steedrnan, Missouri Major: EBA. Activities: Phi Gamma Delta. Major: Psychology. Activ- ities: Kappa Alpha: ROTC 1-4: Scabbard 81 Blade Sec. 4: Sociotherapy 4. Steven L. Remley Fulton, Missouri ...,, 2 , ..,, i W . 1. f 'K'? ' '5 , , r : , gf J- ll 43 . X Gr N 5 1 E - f , , V New -Aw '1 -3 :J--it gy' ' W - . --.: ig, f ' 2 f 9 il :NDR f ' tags' ' Z 'AN ay f ' . ' . ' ' Q. I, f 5 ..:,..,ax 4, h Ig, L.. if. nf .3 .,. K, I A ug. 315' A .ff - 'G' . :Ls - M -,, r-7'-s 'sw 4 44 4, -5-- Lou M. Samuel Little Rock, Arkansas Major: English. Activities: Phi Gamma Delta: IFC 4: Student Assembly 3: Young Democrats 1-4. Major Blology ACTIVITIES Beta Beta Beta 2 4 NAIA ajor Hlstory Actlvltles All American 4 Cross Major Actjvjtjes Pjqjjqap Beta Theta Pl Country 1 4 Track 1 4 pa ps, Scott M Secrest Zeta Tau Dana 4 Davld W Slater, Jr FortSmlth T'm0ihyJ Shaw Stamford, Arkansas Hermann, MISSOUVI Connectjcut --sue 'VI' -'Wa 'ii 412, EarIG Stanza,lIl B Davld Stlnson,Jr StephanR Stmson Klrkwood Mlssourl Fulton Mlssouru Fulton MISSOUFI Major EBA ACTIVIIIGS Major Psychology Actnv Major Engljsh Actlvntles Sigma Chl mes Slgma Alpha Epsllon Sigma Alpha Epsllon IFC JW' Major EBA Actlvltles Phu Delta Theta seniors LmdIeyV Smlth P Monty Smlth IV Tuckerman, Wlllramsburg Arkansas Mlssourl fa' 2 W f f I 'T-Tr- 'M V Raymond Phllllp F Van Horn Stranhoener, Jr St Louls Mlssourl Major Polltlcal Science Actlvltles Summa Cum Laude Kappa Alpha Honor Ftoll 1 4 IFC Court Justlce4 ODK34 VP 4 Phu Alpha Theta 4 Stu dent Assembly 2 3 Treas 3 SJB 4 Zeta Tau Delta 34 Whos Who Amer Col 81 Unlv 4 Mexico Missouri Majors Polrtlcal Sclence Psychology Actlvltles UN Semester 3 Soclo therapy 4 - 1 M ' I ' 3 3 ' 1 ' : ' - - . - -- . - . - 3 - Q Q ' 1 . l . - - . . jg, 4 gg: l, I K. , .. ,gt ,.,,,,V,, A :E ,.,r 951, of 1, f' K 1 ' fl? ' ' ' 1 1 ff , f I- , : 'Q it ,K t I 51 R ' .- X 11 31 55555 Qf frf ,- . f X X I , R I 'lgztf gif 1 1 ' ' ' f 1 'I 'P Aa? . ' .is I ' K I K ,5,,q, . , j . E, x . . .1 .j rf Wig' V- ' 1 rf 1 I : . 1,223 ,jv -,,g,'Pf'4Q5'.,' 2 4, I u 1 1 I I ' I i 3,4. - -' 5 . . 5 - I Q ' I ' I Q t v - - I l . I . - 2 I I C - ,N 1 , f. ., , . V- 11---1-1-ft,Z:ta-11-+Aa21i:L,a,.e,ezQzszzezziagiaea'3-'Q-4.4: E lf? 2 i? fiEI?'::5gLE3E5Z:E5:f2is-:J:1- g.l..L., g,g,,I:g.,:11y1 , , seniors Major: Psychology. Activ- ities: Basketball 1-4. Alan Van Wyngarten Mexico, Missouri Robert H. White Tulsa, Oklahoma Major: English. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. David E. Vargas Webster Groves, lVIiSSOuri Majors: Political Science, Fleligion. Activities: Phi Delta Theta Chaplain 3: Blue Jay Bus. Mgr. 3,42 Scholarship Experiment to Greece 3: Young Ftepublicans 3,4. John D. Veitch Tulsa, Oklahoma Major: Political Science. Activities: Delta Tau Delta: Freshman Class Pres. 1: IFC Pres. 2, Men of Song 1, Washington Semester 3: Scholarship Experi- ment to Yugoslavia 3: Who's Who Amer. Col. 8. Univ. 4. William E. Watson Kansas City, Missouri Major: Activities: Phi Del- ta Theta. Craig M. Watts Jefferson City, Missouri ' awww ,,,, David M. Whitney Tulsa, Oklahoma Major: Biology. Activities: Major: EBA. Activities: Phi - Phi Delta Theta. - Delta Theta. X 1.2. Jerry Wilkerson Auxvasse, Missouri Major: History. Activities: Phi Gamma Delta, V.P. 3: Men of Song 1,2: ODK 3,4: Phi Alpha Theta 3.4: Student Assembly 1,2: S J B 3 ,4: Y o u n g Democrats 3,4. Michael P. Williams St. Louis, Missouri Major: Political Science. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: ODK 3,4: Phi Alpha Theta 3.4: SJB 3,4: Washington Semester 3: Who's Who Amer. Col. 8 Univ. 4. Franz J. Wippold St. Louis, Missouri Major: Biology. Activities: Magna Cum Laude: Kap- pa Alpha: Beta Beta Beta 2-4: Zeta Tau Delta 3,4: Who's Who Amer. Col. 81 Univ. 4. Major: psychology. Activ- Major: English. Activities: ities: Kappa Alpha: Socio- Zeta THU Delia 4- therapy 4- George F. Walter Todd Witham Woodward, Jr. North Canton, Ohio Louisiana, Missouri Major: Psychology. Activ- ities: Phi Kappa Psi: Stu- dent Assembly 2,3. William D. Woodward Houston, Texas 1 if, ,f Thomas G. Woolsey, Timothy F. Wright Clifford F. Zell, Ill Jr. Versailles, Missouri Major: Political Science. Activities: Phi Delta Theta: Blue Jay Editor 3: Publications Board 3: Columns 3, Student Assembly 2: Young Republicans 2,3. K3 ' Hermann, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri Major: EBA, Activities: Major: EBA. Activities: Kappa Alpha: Baseball 2,- Beta Theta Pi- Sel1i0l'S I I I I LII Il 64 juniors Victor H. Adams St. Charles, Missouri Thomas L. Adltinger Des Moines, Iowa James F. Allen Potomac, Maryland George M. Anderson Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Joseph M. Ashley Cape Girardeau, Missouri David W. Axe Enid, Oklahoma John M. Bangert Decatur, Illinois David G. Bargar Jamestown, New York David C. Bartels Cebu, Philippines William B. Bartholdt Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas Kirk A. Beaty Edinburg, Illinois Carlton F. Beckstead Prairie Village, Kansas Bruce A. Benjamin Oklahoma City, Oklahoma James L. Brexler O'Fallon, Missouri Peter E. Busalacki St. Louis, Missouri Richard F. Busch, II Quincy, Illinois Mark W. Clauss Delmar, New York Robert W. Cocking Dallas, Texas Daniel S. Collinson Kansas City, Missouri Richard P. Confer Mankato, Minnesota H. Clark cooper - Ft. Smith, Arkansas John M. Cox Pacific, Missouri David K. Craighead ' Fulton, Missouri Gary D. Cumberland East St. Louis, Illinois Charles W. Daniels Little Flock, Arkansas Kevin S. Day St. Louis, Missouri Robert L. Depper, Jr. Hartford, Illinois George A. Dexter Shawnee Mission, Kansas David R. Eaton St. Louis, Missouri Robert C. Ewen, Jr. Eureka, Missouri .Lua-.-2:11142 - f .J1e:-..11J:- e- .5.3:5.:+34 ,f :ef A-1 rf if - SLM ff fl ZW ' ,A W f.. , I , ,lp ,ga s, A .. 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All , J ,f 5 194.453, juniors Robert B. Feltmeier Mt. Vernon, Illinois Charles J. Gatti, lll St. Ann, Missouri G. David Gearhart Fayetteville, Arkansas Boyd R. Goodloe Webster Groves, Missouri Guy K. Goodner Duncan, Oklahoma Thomas H. Grant, III Littleton, Colorado John F. Gray Tulsa, Oklahoma Thomas W. Greene Memphis, Tennessee William K. Greenhaw Fayetteville, Arkansas William R. Hale Plainfield, Indiana Fred C. Hewgley Tulsa, Oklahoma Steven P. Hogan Fulton, Missouri Robert L. Hovis Ferguson, Missouri John H. Howland Little Rock, Arkansas Platt T. Hubbell Kansas City, Missouri John M. Jackson, II Plattsburg, Missouri Bernhard W. Johnson, III Stamford, Connecticut Eric Johnson Ellisville, Indiana Chambless R. Johnston Nashville, Tennessee Jimmy J. Joyce Fulton, Missouri Linza T. Killion Portageville, Missouri David Wood Kinnard Portageville, Missouri Harry P. Kiliewer Cordell, Oklahoma Walter H. Klose Prairie Village, Kansas Gary R. Komarek Arlington Heights, Illinois Ted A. Leeman East Brunswick, New Jersey B. Deen Lincoln Little Rock, Arkansas Walter C. Logan, II St. Louis, Missouri John S. Lokey Amarillo, Texas James K. Lowry Prairie Village, Kansas juniors Gary M. Macaluso Stamford, Connecticut Michael W. Malone Rolla, Missouri Eric M. Martin St. Charles, Missouri Richard K. Martin Tulsa, Oklahoma Glenn R. Matthews St. Louis, Missouri James C. McGinness Lathrop, Missouri Samuel C. McHard Houston, Texas William H. McNeese Ponca City, Oklahoma Christopher Y. Meek Baxter Springs, Kansas Paul D. Miller St. Joseph, Missouri William I. Moss Shawnee Mission, Kansas Scott M. Multord Fairview Heights, Illinois Henry C. Niles, Ill Fulton, Missouri John B. 0'Connor Houston, Texas Steven C. Oden Tulsa, Oklahoma Stephen J. Paul Duncan, Oklahoma Timothy V. Pickell Shawnee Mission, Kansas John E. Pihlblad Short Hills, New Jersey William V. Poe St. Louis, Missouri Scott Posey Jerseyville, Illinois John K. Pratt St. Louis, Missouri Russell A. Raney Pine Bluff, Arkansas Edward D. Robertson, Jr. Kansas City, Missouri Robert L. Roddey Warren, Arkansas John J. Ross Kansas.City, Missouri Harold J. Rothwell Hutchinson, Kansas Ronald S. Ruffin Pryor, Oklahoma Michael D. Russell Kirkwood, Missouri Robert A. Schmitt Newport Beach, California Richard A. Schmuck Ferguson, Missouri V- ,.,, l . 9. atleast J 1 5 .. V-Q' if j1 ln: rf' X ' 'ffef'W TW 'o ,,,,,i:,,5f .V QQ .,.... , . FV-, T Lyn, t ir sais? , 1 , K N . .',,,,, Egfr W,f.Qiiii ' .L ff:-1 V ' , j,, , '. ,K ,,,, i l' M ELL, i Qs Z ,fm J V X , - ,fr I. V iQ ' U .- H M5 1 5 ,ii Q its 53 Qu ,X ,N A. V --Q V J .fl fl! f ' A? - i ' , , .g,' ' 1- I, wr . . V ! l T 2 :Lx V xx -'L 'X if '?'3ffrf'Y?3f,41'E 151 f 'ei d 23 15 rt, 1 , J ,W if '44'5 'V ' we -.f' .P - 4,' I ' 24 ,A , ' li -1 Q Z' is , , 7 1 5 x 43' X ' IN 'fs J' Mgr 1 l l V. 1 N, if f I 1 Q x ff F 'AS' 1' 7' 45s 5 f I l ' Il , ,I k U .st , .- Y lil' ' MWA, K l n Q vrz 7 I 1, ' , . 4 Q? f l X K ' i fl .v 'Hi' Mt- QM ff' ix ' '3 31 f f juniors James M. Schrotf Fulton, Missouri Arthur W. Stickle Chesterfield, Missouri Richard H. Strecker Berkeley, California Richard C. Strong Hannibal, Missouri George W. Swisher Green Castle, Missouri Jose A. Vargas Puerto Rico David B. Walker Bloomfield, Connecticut Christopher R. Waugh Topeka, Kansas Charles E. Weedman, Jr. Florissant, Missouri Carl R. Wenger Kewanee, Illinois Schuyler F. Wheeler Windsor, Missouri Roderic A. Widger St. Louis, Missouri Scott J. Wilson Granite City, Illinois Joseph R. Windisch Okinawa Thomas W. Winter St. Louis, Missouri Randy P. Johnson St. Louis, Missouri sophomores Gordon R. Adamson Joplin, Missouri Paul R. Ahlvin Sikeston, Missouri Michael B. Atkin Creve Coeur, Missouri Douglas E. Attebery Fulton, Missouri James R. Barrow New Berlin, Wisconsin George C. Bartley Fulton, Missouri George E. Baumgartner Auxvasse, Missouri James T. Bellamy Marshall, Missouri Larry D. Bennett Phoenix, Maryland Mario A. Bezzini East Hartford, Connecticut Thomas P. Bivins Amarillo, Texas William F. Bolin St. Louis, Missouri Jeffrey C. Brain Borger, Texas Michael Brinlee Tulsa, Oklahoma David T. Brooks Decatur, Illinois John M. Brown Hannibal, Missouri Robert M. Brown Webster Groves, Missouri Beau S. Campbell Kirkwood, Missouri David M. Churchill Chillicothe, Missouri James N. Cook Milline, Illinois Joel M. Cooner Little Rock, Arkansas Stephen R. Cooper Godfrey, Illinois Patrick J. Counts Marshall, Missouri Paul D. Craighead Fulton, Missouri John M. Cragin Joplin, Missouri Woodruff M. Crandall St. Joseph, Missouri Daniel J. Crawford Omaha, Nebraska Bradford K. Cross Granite City, illinois James R. Cumbee Poplar Bluff, Missouri Lawrence L. Daniel Rogers, Arkansas , ,,,f,.fF'W'U ' Wi' : .ff V. f if if at i ff 4? 11 fi ,,','f'r-W . ta 1 f , f i LQ, 1 4 M J. .,:, .:. , ,,,,. , W. ,H '4 If , ,Q ' ' ,I . iii, s,.,jf,??.g Q - ire? i p -JW.. 'Z' ' if 'X' with ,Ql, , , - .iileizt-1 X 1115 , L--,,v.J-55.2 'Q,.,d. 'I X 44 5- w -.6 'tr ll 4 ' N N2 if i 'X ' rv JUL ' f 343 3. 'tl 1? 42'G':9 -1-192 L. -lafuwltikcfl e:..:v-v-4-..-14. - r.'e-Mfr' at w 58 E Aw -f f , ..f- is . ma, I ' , ,,fgf'Q. ' ' H fyf s X M, , ,W W... b,,w,' af 'if J , MA X W- vw K N t at Zi 3,31 iw: -A A I ,,,f.,f, W... ,ff-A .ii -if 64 ,-i . Q W ft ., K Ns f l f y 1 AQ? 1 if is 5. X., f i 1 MS. as . , Y P Q 5 fri is , ts t 55 J ' 12 ' Z.: nw. :umm-tt Q .. deaf' ' N ,. f ,i 4 f - if ' gn, ff O as f f we 4:- ea ff ,.,, 'jk' V , .1 -5' js' ity. My gjfffv T45 ti3.SiQ.iw9 J viii., i g. fix.. . . .ii !! 'XI X 1' A. .. ,-, , , 2 . , .- 1 af tl axe his-?,?5?'f' PVV ' . -.Q S S I 56 . fig... 5 gf ' , ii If f T, . -task. ,ig I 1 , ,. i 5. , . , .H ' - V 'KIL ' W - 4::i?3?i,'+z?i I . -A ' I- ' .3 1 ' ' - ',', is if A W1 J, i is f-ETA ,',, 1 i , , . TT. , All 'I 5 5 3 J? I It rlg f ,. J' ' it , X ' i s . o ' ' . A 1 11:ef ju:-:vi f . '. ' , - 3 'V A ' .1 ,. 5 , i' si A M :ia . 0' v 25 72. ,. ' 4' ,J , ,.- . f . 1' i, -if -iw ffl r if fia t .':fv .. f1 f J f I 1 Q , Wwe f 1 J ' CQEEW.. . - Q, '?3'5??5W WW an M 52Q...zf:':' -is - M-' ., nn.. sophomores Daniel H. Daugherty Little Rock, Arkansas Bruce E. Davis Boonville, Missouri Richard C. Deming Edina, Wisconsin Paul W. Dicus Kansas City, Missouri Richard C. Dillingham Hannibal, Missouri Vernon M. Dudas St. Louis, Missouri George M. Ewert Fenton, John W., Jr. John W. Fenton, Jr. Wilmette, Illinois Oscar S. Figge, Jr. St. Louis, Missouri David L. Fishbein St. Louis, Missouri James W. Fleming Maryland Heights, Missouri William T. Freyfogle Naperville, Illinois Kim L. Gastler Deerfield, Illinois Robert H. Glaze St. Joseph, Missouri Darrell A. Gould Kansas City, Missouri Courtney M. Graves El Dorado, Kansas John C. Gray Sedalia, Missouri John F. Green Webster Groves, Missouri Gary R. Groff Lincoln, Nebraska Martin J. Hatfield Shawnee Mission, Kansas Ralph D. Heck Hampden, Massachusetts Edward G. Hediger Highland, Illinois Hilton E. Heineke Vincennes, Indiana Douglas S. Henningsen Omaha, Nebraska Allan M. Henshaw Conroe, Texas Daniel A. Hepplewhite Des Moines, Iowa John S. Hester Springfield, Illinois Jack C. Hiatt Bethany, Missouri Johnson, Ho Taipei, Taiwan Robert G. Hoerber, Jr. Fulton, Missouri sophomores Arthur F. Hoge Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Joseph K. Houts St. Joseph, Missouri Michael L. Jackson St. Louis, Missouri William Ft. Jonas Independence, Missouri Mark J. Jones Ft. Wayne, Indiana Carl F. Keller, Jr. Little Ftock, Arkansas Fred C. Kelsey Ft. Smith, Arkansas Thomas N. King Enid, Oklahoma Bradley A. Knudsen Lincoln, Nebraska Thomas C. Knutsen Wayzata, Minnesota Steven Fl. Kozel Palos Verdes, California Robert C. LaBrier St. Louis, Missouri Charles T. Lamkin Crystal Lake, Illinois Francis T. Lankin Crystal Lake, Illinois David C. Lanigan St. Louis, Missouri Steven J. Lanigan St. Louis, Missouri Bruce J. Lawrence St. Louis, Missouri Frederick B. Lintecum Shawnee Mission, Kansas Frank H. Mackay West Hartford, Connecticut David C. Mackey Ballwin, Missouri John H. MacMillan, IV Wayzata, Minnesota James T. Main Ballwin, Missouri Robert J. Marx St. Louis, Missouri Mike McCoy Dexter, Missouri James C. McDonald Lathrop, Missouri Lee E. McDonald Morrison, Colorado Larry D. Mertz Millstadt, Illinois Bruce A. Michel Ferguson, Missouri John W. Middletown, Jr. Louisiana, Missouri Philip J. Morgan Fredericktown, Missouri ' ,vw-:Lag-xy-f' ,w im- A '472' C' I W!! 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Moser Auxvasse, Missouri Michael R. Mosley Prairie Village, Kansas James R. Myers San Bruno, California Kyle V. Myers Excelsior Springs, Missouri Michael R. Nack Maplewood, Missouri Edward K. Neuhaus Houston, Texas John W. Parlante Hillsboro, Illinois Richard A. Parsons Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Raymond L. Porter Kirkwood, Missouri William R. Radlord Leawood, Kansas Robert G. Raleigh Florissant, Missouri Karl E. Renner Claremont, California William H. Riester, Ill Ft. Carson, Colorado Thomas K. Rissmann St. Louis, Missouri Boyle D. Rodes St. Charles, Missouri Marvin A. Floehrs Marshall, Missouri James K. Rosen Belleville, Illinois Michael J. Ross St. Louis, Missouri Gary J. Rottger Mt. Kisco, New York Harry R. Ruth Poplar Bluff, Missouri James B. Satterly Ferguson, Missouri Eddy A. Scoggins Newport, Arkansas Phillip H. Sheridan Granite City, Illinois John F. Shireman Kansas City, Missouri Steven C. Simpson Kansas City, Kansas Thomas H. Spence, Jr. St. Louis, Missouri Mark W. Stanzs Kirkwood, Missouri Ricky R. Stewart Kansas City, Missouri Timothy W. Summers Columbus, Ohio sophomores David L. Tate Hannibal, Missouri Todd A. Teichman Webster Groves, Missouri Gregory L. Temple Springfield, Missouri Michael A. Thompson St. Charles, Missouri William H. Trenchard Independence, Missouri Jeffrey M. Trulock Pine Bluff, Arkansas Jeffrey S. Tyler Jefferson City, Missouri Gary G. Voss Webster Groves, Missouri Leroy B. Wark New Bloomfield, Missouri Michael J. Waite Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas Brian K. Walker Eskridge, Kansas Michael A. Walker Kansas City, Missouri Robert L. Wampler St. Louis, Missouri Frederick Wark Little Falls, New Jersey Gordeon J. Watts Oklahoma City, Oklahoma William S. Welch Jacksonville, Illinois Gerald E. Wethington Wentzville, Missouri William C. Wetzel Carrollton, Missouri Christopher M. Williams Dallas, Texas Joseph L. 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Comeau Massena, New York Stephen Ft. Crowder Florissant, Missouri David P. Daniels Quincy, Iliinois James R. Darr Stamford, Connecticut Donald M. Deweese Prairie Village, Kansas Todd C. Dicus Kansas City, Missouri Mark E. Dodge Bartlesville, Oklahoma Robert E. Edwards Elsberry, Missouri William J. Ellis Silex, Missouri Jeffrey T. Emmons Naylor, Missouri Thomas D. Eppright Versailles, Missouri Alan M. Farris Kansas City, Missouri Craig B. Felber Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Donald F. Fiene Millington, Tennessee fl'eSl1l11el1 Samuel W. Finch Salem, Missouri James E. Fink Deina, Minnesota John B. Finlayson Carrollton, Missouri Frederick H. Fischer St. Louis, Missouri Kevin Flynn Fulton, Missouri David B. Foster Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas Sam T. Gibson Dermott, Arkansas Brian A. Greathouse Granite City, lllinois Raymond J. Grimes Ballwin, Missouri Richard R. Hardcastle Ballwin, Missouri Homer D. Hardy Tulsa, Oklahoma Bruce T. Harris Fulton, Missouri Samuel M. Harris Tulsa, Oklahoma Edwin S. Henry Louisiana, Missouri William D. Hoisington Valley Park, Missouri Warren M. Hollrah St. Charles, Missouri Robert E. Howard, IV Tulsa, Oklahoma William M. Huntzinger Middletown, Ohio Mark L. Hvidsten Tucson, Arizona Christopher D. Jenkins Tulsa, Oklahoma Dale E. Johnson Kansas City, Missouri Joe D. Johnson Pauls Valley, Oklahoma James W. Kiburz Mexico, Missouri John A. Killion Portageville, Missouri Charles M. Kittrell, III Bartlesville, Oklahoma Richard M. Klein St. Louis, Missouri Kermit T. Krantz Prairie Village, Kansas Robin R. Loeltler Rego Park, New York Robert P. Macaluso Stamford, Connecticut J. Kevin Mackey Ballwin, Missouri :ui-lgqqsszie J-:g,u:L..:ls::.-:agua :..- f-fy.-,,,, is f ay! .,.f 1? 7 f , 1 t . ', rd. ZN- Ii H f V 1 W. ,- y . l I z. sb J M r Xe fin X y M. f Y 'F , ,Az , . 27.741 M 4 i , v V M l Q' 4 az. 'if ' W , ,We G74 . jgzfg Q : vztfgf ..'. , .l -r ,Aff i f . A 1 t 1 4- t yi ex-tat 1 ff . 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Shepherd Kansas City, Missouri Samuel B. Sherwood Kansas City, Missouri Michael G. Sinn Fenton, Missouri Russell D. Smith Belleville, Illinois Christopher D. Smoot Bartlesville, Oklahoma William L. Sondag, Jr. Belleville, Illinois Robert,C. South Columbia, Missouri Dudley S. Spangler - Clinton, Missouri John R. Starr' Tulsa, Oklahoma Sidney L. Stepp - Kansas City, Missouri John B. Stout Houston, Texas Clyde E. Swalwell Dallas, Texas Lewis W. Taggart Tulsa, Oklahoma Craig A. Tarpoff Granite City, Illinois Errol W. Taylor St. Ann, Jamaica ,L :zisgqqese -e - 1.gs:...:1 A.:,,L,L,.:z?wg3 , I W .,,. ,, ,. V 7,V,,.,J .....,, ,. v 2 f, af 2 ,un M Z9 ' fu .lf I, Q J w hy, 41,15 ' ':. -1131, '-y 1. fl , by ' ' ly X fp I 4 ff E f X 4 f Xxx v-ig a , f ,A ftxwm 1,.,f:45y , . . em,-1:m.s,,:,., ' .. ,1 , if , 1 f bla if N fi dir K. 1-gf , sc N, . F ,..,,... -f fl ' 'V l ,.,',.., xr C '4 K 1 3: B Z'-- , 1- 1. , ,Q f ' Qtr a, .. 5 is 15' l ,, V . 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K. Holmes Fred Lang 5 Charles Daniels 'Jeff Trulockfff Jim McGinness Eddy Scoggins Rich Martin Mike Waite ,, ,,., Q3-Jim Cumbee 30 Kent Lowry Carl Keller Mark Stanza Joel Cooner Bob Glaze Carl Wenger Mike Ross Dan Daugherty George Swisher Karl Renner John Howland Deen Lincoln ,Jim Bellamy Myke Jackson Alex Keith Gary Komarek Paul Ahlvin Mike Thomson Dan Hepplewhite TerrykRodesg ' Platt Hubbell Mark Jones Chris Waugh John Parlante Kyle Meyers Mike Atkin , 5 Q S E .Q 22 'E '1 3. Q: 1 T' K E E 5 2 ge BIB' - ..i.:j-a4::'+49-sz2.,:sr:-af.r'3!zE 'au-' ru f' 4 ,f SUCKS x.. 1 K 1 J Fred Binggeli, Fulton, Missouri, a 1973 graduate was selected as the Athlete of the Year. Coach Richard Ault has stated that Binggeli ' possibly has been Westminster's greatest track performer. He was selected four times to the District 16 NAIA Cross-Country All-Star team. He holds both the Indoor and Outdoor NAIA records in the one, three and six mile races. He also holds the following Westminster track records: two- mile in 9:06.5, three-mile in 13:51.2 and the six- mile in 30:59.8. Binggeli established Westminster records in Cross-Country in the four-mile, five-mile and 10,000 meter competition. 100 bmggell named athlete of year SOCCCI' Kneeling lL-Rl - Todd Wolfram, Larry Saenger, Binky Stanza, Bill Lodes, Pete Northway, Ed Rhomberg, Glen Carlson, Kim Figge Standing QL-Fil - Coach David Steinmeyer, Peter Graven, Joe Creech, Steve Welsh, Steve Lannigan, Dave Lannigan, Tom Knutsen, John MacMillan 2 SOCCER SEASON RECORD 6 wins 8 loss Westminster Oppgnem 5 Forest Park 1 O Meramac 10 5 State Fair 0 4 Central 3 O Washington University 4 1 Evangel 3 2 Wentworth 0 1 Lindenwood 0 1 Harris Teachers College 5 5 McKendree 0 O Blackburn 5 1 Greenville 3 St. Louis Tournament O Florissant Valley C,C. 4 0 S.l.U. Edwardsville 10 101 102 n.a.i.a. The Westminster Cross Coun- try Team has won the N.A.l.A. District 16 championship, and Coach Dick Ault has been named District Coach of the Year. Running his fourth year in the All-District championships, senior Fred Binggeli grabbed second place overall in the meet. ln his first time in the competition, Tim Shaw, a junior, came in fifth to make the final man in the top five man team. Overall the team has done an excellent job, not only in District 16 but in many invitationals with larger schools present, such as in the Greenville Invitational in which they tied Indiana Central for the cham- pionship. The Westminster Cross Country team may not have quanti- ty, yet this isn't necessary with the quality that our trackmen possess, which they have continued to ex- hibit meet after meet. The record for this year's Cross Country season speaks for itself as they compiled 13 wins and one loss. After Coach Ault won his sec- ond Coach of the Year title in four years he too agreed when he saidg My title was a result of the West- minster team winning, since the ti- tle usually is awarded to the coach of the winning team. Cross Country SEASON RECORD 13 wins 1 loss Westminster Opponent 26 Florissant 29 l 20 Parkland 39 28 Meramec 29 15 East Central 49 33 Northeast Mo. State 23 26 S.l.U. Edwardsville 31 19 Central Methodist 38 20 Principia 38 15 Macmurry 49 22 S.l.U. Edwardsville 33 21 Central Mo. State 35 21 Washington University 36 17 University Of Mo. Rolla 38 25 Central Missouri State 32 Westminster invitational 2nd Place Greenville Invitational 1st Place Southwest Mo. State Invitational 7th Place District 16 N.A.l.A. 1st Place 1972 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM , L.to R: Paul Rice, Bill Rasmussen, Don Todaro, Rick Klein, Fred Bmggell, Tim Shaw, David Ault, Coach Dick Ault. ,l Q, n A ., l' 5- ' h 11? K- A, L ' Q Q V ' -A Q 1 -,Z ' ,5, ,ln '- P ag 1 Qi - H. 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V S f. 1 A V I I .' ig g Q l 'Q gk yer' I ,4-P' Q L f f A I lf 1 6, .f 1 4: A4 xx tvs N ll llll f H, sssss 2 ,,,, westminster's little known sport Perhaps the newest varsity sport at Westminster College is also the least heard of lt is one which is neither a spectators sport nor one that commands a large team membership The intricate procedures of the team go un noticed to the untrained eye, as well as the time demanded in prac- tice to perfect these procedures. ln its second year, the West- minster Rifle Team is coached by M-Sgt Jesse Ftevels Its season came to a close April 2 with a record of three wins and three losses Receiving letters at the end of the season were John Gray Mike Jackson Art Hoge and Doug Zimmerman Overall John Gray led the team in total points The only returning lettermen for the season were Mike Jackson and John Gray Being a young team Sgt Ftevels states his satisfaction in this years performance being that over half the team were new at com petitive shooting In the future Revels plans to enlarge the team s schedule of matches as well as its membership 106 it was an off 8 on season The Westminster Basketball Team had an on and off season this year. Many times they would hit a winning streak as they did against illinois College, Principia, and the University of Missouri at Rolla. ll would seem the Blue Jays were really going strong, yet they would often slip back into their losing trend. Overall the season didnt turn out as well as many people had hoped as they ended the season with a season record of 13 wins 15 losses. There were several highlights in the season. One of these would have to be the Hose Hulman Tour- nament. At Terre Haute, Indiana the Blue Jays arrived and sweeped through the Bose Hulman Tourna- ment. Their first contest was against the host Rose Hulman, which they downed very convinc- ingly 82-66. In the title game, Prin- cipia gave a real battle before the Blue Jays finally came away with a 67-62 victory and tournament honors. The Blue Jays were placed un- der pressure most of the season with numerous strong and com- petitive teams on their schedule. Southern University, Missouri Bap- tist and the University of Missouri QRQ games were the real pressure games to the true Blue Jay Power. Westminster 62 79 71 57 97 74 49 94 74 61 51 67 69 73 60 104 82 67 71 55 85 89 69 75 75 66 67 68 Basketball SEASON RECORD 13 wins 15 losses Opponent Christian Brothers 85 Concordia Seminary 54 University of Mo. Rolla 77 Central Methodist 49 Harris Teachers College 66 Mid. American Nazarene 56 Culver Stockton 54 Missouri Valley 77 Southwest Baptist 88 Alabama State 74 Southern Univ. New Orleans 53 St. Marys 78 Rockhurst 85 Park 62 S.l.U. Edwardsville 69 Harris Teachers College 73 Rose Hulman 66 Principia 62 Missouri Baptist 72 Culver Stockton 61 Illinois College 68 Principai 71 University of Mo. Rolla 68 Missouri Western 86 S.l.U. Edwardsville 110 Concordia Seminary 70 University of Mo. Kansas City 77- Park 60 Rose HUlm3l'l TOUFFIHITIGHX 1st Place 107 it WHS 3 5935011 0 ups 8 downs The Blue Jay Swimming season came to a close on February 20. Coach AuIt's Fish faq. ed extremely tough competition this year ending the season with a 1-8 record. The Jays fought hard all year long, practicing harder after each meet and trying harder in each encounter. The team never gave up, fighting to win down to the last meet. ln that last clash with Washington University four school records fell. Ric Strong broke the 50 and 60 yard free style record and Ftich Cockerell broke the 100 and 200 yard free style school marks. I Clark Rlans John Palumbo Dan Barrow Blll Taggart Craig Tarpoff 2nd row: Ted Greenhouse, 1 ' YNHNIUIYXIYIIUllIlN l V34 ,iimlx yrufli if ,J WWi W ' fm, W1-'x'3 I wa y HMI NM MINI!!! EW W l II I ' ?5i: i LYNN 1iIUIUKHW!WNHVHfHfWWHHWWVIKNHHNJHHNWWWNWNNHMXUHHIWH HHHW4WHf 1 H 'fx' ' ' . 25-f '55, 'I' E Wm I' ll v I M! ,l I n l 3 l I 1 i E 5 R: ffl. 51 li 'i X S 1 'K Tl IE V l 1 1 Q I 33 X! fl 'i 'Q . V5 ml gl lg. , A-in ,., yy M lvl 110 Westminster l1eft8l'S Tim Gamwell won consistently Kurt Felgley won most of hls matches In three set duels ,Wally Klose wins at Baker. Y. Davis Y-.gf Chip Robertson doggedly pursues a victory at Baker. Team members, left to right: 1st row, Rolf Lehmann, Kurt Feigleyg second row, Mike Thomp- son, Dale Johnson, Tim Q -ww - W-ue-fu - V --e--- - Gamwell, and Coach David Steinmeyer. SEASON RECORD Westminster Opponent 6 Central Methodist 2 0 University of Missouri - Columbia 9 6 Meramec 3 9 Lindenwood 0 3 University of Missouri - St. Louis 6 O Northeast Missouri State 9 5 Central Methodist 2 3 Baker 6 9 Lindenwood 0 4 Concordia 5 5 University of Missouri - Ftolla 4 2 Principia 7 111 112 Charlie March playing third. Team roster: Jim Brexler, Scott Posey, Gerry Wethington, Mike Sinn, Kevin Day, John Finlayson, Rich Parsons, Phil Merry, Charlie March, Jim Satterly, George Timko, Dan Dunkman, Dan Barringer, 81 Tim Wright. b3Seb3llEl'S plagued With 3 cold season it BASEBALL 5 SEASON RECORD 9 wins 9 losses Westminster OPPOHGM 6 College of the Ozarks 3 1 4 3 Arkansas Tech. 2 6 5 9 Henderson State College 15 3 2 3 Lincoln University 2 7 0 0 Central Missouri State 3 3 4 4 Concordia Seminary 1 3 6 2 Washington University 9 4 ' 5 2 Principia College 1 f 1 0 5, 3 Northeast Missouri Slate 9 0 4 - A I . , -. yn.. -K i gulf vm- if ? Y E i if i Q , . .L1'.'-no Q, A-fig, ., M 2 59 M if I I 2 . ' fu ,J w' '12-Sixth-41 xx 4 df , ng, 4 , f 'Q-muff-virwivfwtf .Ap f'f If Mfg grid .3 sw 2'oi.,t g' rl , 'M' mv' t .4 ' s , P Y' by-edt? L m, 'la 4 !.d 2 . -. ' .jf , 9' vi' on Q .1 . Mk? , ,1 'V ,g - ' .'f2.4azfi,4 , .. Above: Rich Parsons received the Adirondack Big Stick Award from the American Association of College Baseball Coaches lor leading the N.A.I.A. District 16 with a .485 batting average for the 1972 baseball season. Above left: Scott Posey. Left: Jim Brexler. 113 114 MW SGH Q. V-if 1 - ig J, , 1. f 5' ., ' SV 4, 'Q f sa 1 JP nag -' ' 1975 5 ' ik 1 f M H' X 3. W, inf V w . f--if ,fy 4 A Q' ,W Z 4, f F' 4 'MM ww if A y E WW.-K w1fifZ,'W:1, f ,, f ay W 'K -' Mi' 'Mi,Q,x isi2a-if 12? w 1 w W1 N ,u 1 W ' n ii I Y il mi 3515 552 ,im EFL! 1 il, Hy H 1 U E 'U ji 4' 31? fd: Hi Hi G H' V3 I H I N3 l ii f H I 5 a! 5 l' 1 H M l 2 1 1 1 5 u li ! U2 3 , 3 , s 1 1 1 aa EW A 1' if 1 2 5 I 1 K f 1 1 :rs 1 1 W ' 116 'T track team 31113298 coaches and competitors SQ A in-192 lgifiiy gnbr-.9 M4511 ix M wi Q. ,hmymk 117 5 I 3 ' I ' K k zfyw ' H , T 557' A. f' 'ff ' A, N. E n e ,'-4 - - V I, r , , tg.j',- ',,' f if c 1 , f, H A 7 , 'X ff ' 'Q ' f ft 'fish' ,f A K' f F L ' I 5 535 , L 4 Q L Ist, h . mi 4' . ' , '- , fl 1 Q '- Y' A V N ,513 ,: ' A g fm ' yy-so Elk ai , TJ? , f ,l ' , , , q'2'fE1 . H 52 V '- Q ' mm. ,, H . jf' , q. N A V ' ' W ' ., M' W VL I ,, f rw v 118 give blood: play Westminster rugby Often, on a weekend after- noon, when all of the campus is preparing for the intramural foot- ball games, 15 athletes of another breed are beating their brains out. The game looks like football, but the players wear no pads. The plays look like soccer, but the players grab the ball and run. lt is the roughest game around. Yet, rugby is a gentleman's game. As much as any other sport, rugby is a team effort. The emphasis is placed on the club. What makes this club outstanding is the lack of college funds. Rugby is the only sport on the West- minster campus organized and financed by the players themselves. lt simply is a club organization and every member plays. The fall schedule proved dis- mal, with a 1-1 record. The West- minster Ruggers won their first game with a 10-0 victory over Rockhurst College of Kansas City. Hopes of a two game undefeated season were lost as lVi.U. triumph- ed over Westminster 20-0. Team Co-Captains Rich Kennedy and Buzz O'Brien have been playing regularly since their freshman days. And, like Rich and Buzz, most of the players learned how to play after joining. Yet, Rugby is not all rough stuff and no fun. Unlike any other American sport, the post-game parties and weekend sooials are a strong tradition, not mere byproducts of team acquaintances. The two separate teams constantly strive for togetherness of the club as well as unified play. Never did blood and beer mix so well. Unlike the major varsity sports with scholarship athletes, ruggers never quit, the clubg they just graduate. l120 polo Westminster has a Water Polo team? This appears to be the average Westminster student's re- ply after being confronted with the sport of water polo. Yes, West- minster does have a water polo team which just happens to be this year's Missouri Intercollegiate Champions 81 the Missouri Athletic Association Champion. Our Water Polo team has been coached by Ted Greenhouse since the club was first organized two years ago. As for any sport its first year of competition was poor. Our club had just been organized and was still young and inexperienced. This was a building year with a record of 1 win and 4 losses. Yet, Coach Greenhouse would develop his team in just two short years into a champion. The year 1972 rolled around and with it the Westminster College Water Polo Club. They were well trained and in excellent shape as they looked forward to the upcoming season. With the teams first win over Central Missouri State 13-3 there was no way of stopping them. Each oppo- nent they confronted appeared to go down to the deep end to drown in defeat. At the conclusion of the season, Coach Greenhouse's team found themselves on top with two championships and an excellent record of 10 wins and 2 losses. In just two short years Coach Greenhouse made Westmin- ster a Champion 'in water polo with just 3175.00 which was al- located to the club by the Stu- dent Government. lt's just phenomenal!!! ..,,.,,......f.-- :1ff i' ' Y. were: ' W. we 12 Aa sg Westminster 13 11 6 5 1 5 21 8 13 7 9 WATER POLO SEASON RECORD 9 wins 2 losses Central Missouri State U. University of Missouri-Ftolla Meremac Community College Southeast Missouri State U. Hendrix College U. of Missouri-Rolla Central Missouri State U. Southwest Missouri State U. Southeast Missouri State U. University of Missouri-Rolla Meremac Community College Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association Champions Missouri Intercollegiate Champions ODD onent 3 9 7 11 0 2 3 2 11 2 8 119 120 il1fl'3lI1lll'3lS Final League Standings A 1. Beta Theta Pi 41216 2. Phi Delta Theta 292V2 3. Delta Tau Delta 280 ' 4. Kappa Alpha 265 5. Phi Gamma Delta 215 6. Sigma Chi 162W 7. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 201'h 8. Independent Student Association 157112 9. Phi Kappa Psi 20 i Sport Champion Football B618 Theta Pi Golf Beta Theta Pi Tennis Phi Delta Theta Track Phi Delta Theta Basketball independent Students Association Handball Beta Theta Pi Volleyball Beta Theta Pi Swimming Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wrestling Beta Theta Pi Bowlmg Delta Tau Delta Softball Phi Gamma Delta 121 i intramurals betas match the 1969 delt record of 5 championships Betas defhrone the Delts and finish undefeated a feat rarely accomplished kin IM Football. 4 1 I Rainy day weather dampens several Qolf matches. ,fl I 7 L in uw, Q 3 H .Wwnmwwt Bill Shade attempts to serve an ace. The Phi Deli Netters finish un- defeated. A 123 124 intramurals Name Tim Lamkin Steve Crowder Jim Joyce Bob White Jay Lawrence Tim Lamkin Bill Gray Event High Jump Long Jump Shot Put Discus Triple Jump High Hurdles 100 yard Dash Performance 5 feet 10 inches 19 feet 716 inches 38 feet 4 inches 108 feet 2 inches 26 feet tk inches 9.8 seconds 10.9 seconds Fraternity Phi Delta Theta Beta Theta Pi Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta A X i i , i i F s en LL 5. 125 126 llltl'3l1'llll'8lS the independents think basketball is an exciting game - especially if you're 541 V. I l 1 Event High Jump Long Jump Shot Put Discus Standing Triple Jump 70 High Hurdles 100 Dash Sprint Medley 440 Relay 880 Relay Mile Relay Event 60 Freestyle 80 lndiv. Medley 60 Butterfly 100 Freestyle 60 Backstroke 60 Breaststroke 120 Medley Relay Event 125 135 145 155 165 175 185 195 Heavy inframurals intramural Track Results Winner Tim Lemkin Steve Crowder Jim Joyce Bob White Lawrence Tim Lamkin Bill Gray A Organization Phi Delta Theta Beta Theta Pi Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta , Phi Delta Theta Beta Theta Pi Sigma Chi' Beta Theta Pi Sigma Alpha Epsilon intramural Swimming Results' Winner Jack Apple Mark Comfort Rusty Dillingham Chris Jenkins Jack Apple Brad Gustin Organization Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Gamma Delta Phi Delta Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Delta Theta Hardcastle, Comfort, Apple Sigma Alpha Epsilon intramural Wrestling Results Winner Chuck Weedman Bill Hosington Jeff Ramos Colt Gregory Doug Ahebur Rich Parsons Craig Tarpoff David Tate Jake Shireman Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi I Kappa Alpha Beta Theta Pi Delta Tau Delta Beta Theta Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Alpha Epsilon ' Time 5foot 10 inches 19feet 7V2 inches 38 feet ' V .108 feet A 4 26 feet - . 9.8 seconds A A -10.9 seconds 3:58.7,sec0nds. , 48.1 seconds 1:3915 seconds ' 3:53.4 seconds Time 30.6 53.4 34.6 - 62.7 36.8 40.5 1110.5 127 X E 1 2 i .f,f4.v1myw.q-1 1-nf www-M-f,,,nvM:...J,ffu vga- 1-ff -,-f f .nf-, .,1, .. ....M,J: -.Y -V J 2-X-, fn mfy f - Q1 v, fl--vga: V-21111, -:L-1f,:4wqfv.a -Q1 Ifaifiifa'-E - I J I1 ' us .-'21u::.:,I.g..:a'zg3q,L::,f.,3,.. f..,.f.:,.4,.:-sg-.-..-:Q -I -. 1. ,- I I.. .,,, , ,, , , , . 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' ' V 4 t , ','f'r,,, ' - P:..sn1,.,:A-'llns.. Situated in the heart of little Dixie there is a campus studded with mirror lakes which reflect the quiet culture of solitary refinement and whose very walls teem with the ivy cloaked traditions of the deep south. Into these serene surroun- dings, burst a tribe of young women bent on acquiring the fundamen- tals of art, literature, music and man-psychology. This cross- section of young maidenhood hails from the east, west, north and southg they are diverse types all un- ited inthe common cause-to get a man. Believing man must put up a united front against this Upetticoat invasion, I think it only fair to class these crusaders and to warn the unsuspecting male against their deceptive but delightful charms. ,2- QL., ,gffzf swf! ,A nf' .w 'o' First there is the Sophisticated type who has been everywhere, done everything, and who laughs at the smug ignorance of the male. Beware of her for she stuns and bewiiders her prospec- tive catch with her exploits at Monte Carlo, the bazaar at Cairo, and at the Cavalier situated at the crossroads of highways 40 and 54. Lain-Myers is far too plebian for this cosmopoiite type. 137 The muscle bound type who believes a good punch in the jaw is the best way to a man's heart must be watched very carefully because it is painful not to. Her experiences are physically tiring to listen to-how she tamed a wild horse in Wyoming, shucked corn in Iowa, and how she threw the shot for Normandy High. She tries to im- press man with her rugged strength so that he will work hard untilhe is in condition to finally win her with the boxing gloves. Marquis of Queensbury rules, of course. ix, Mk -ann.-s The Brenda and Cobina type is a sinister threat. Have you seen W anything in pants lately, Kid, is a question that is always on their lips. This type is very subtleg they usual- U ly row one out into the middle ofa lake and say Profess your love for me or walk home. It is a wet walk, but the smart man walks. ll' T ' .-w ' f . . Y , ., ' fi, 'i -'-nifijf frgag,-F- - - l-55.j-:,,,. III Ii: E, I i Il II Ii II Il 140 Ii' g . I I Ii II I I '1 I i I , I., I - ,. il ' II - ,, I . II Ii . V I I I I ' I, II - I I :I II I I I y I I I: I I5 II II I II I I IE I I! H 4 MJ W:,.,m,r . Vl,, , , ,f,q,f.s,,,..if1 , , The Baby type is perhaps the most dangerous of all. She is all alone in this great big world, and you're oh, so big and strong, and won't this great hunk of masterful man please take care of poor little her. She declares that her poor lit- tle mind is just all befuddled by these handsome, suave, college men who just put her little heart all a flutter. When she asks you to put your strong, hairy arms around her for the sake of protection only, scram Sam! i My . f A ,.x,.4-,,..,Qmw ,..W,M.,,,,.. 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Ig Z ,, iv vi- 1 -' ,n zz:-IL:ag:ir-Z:iI:::i:gibg:E-ii:i-'::::::v3:5i5i::l: ': 1, .1gi.i:f:L,535,3 -A 'A 'gg' ,J,,-V.,-.n.,.,,E..,,.,h,,.:n ,V:3,z:e3-ings-a13g:n:q::,gs-iran4:-zagzimw1----1--ff? -r-'h-------w-- , '4 L v,:ff' If 1 3 57 .:?:i'f'-lifll fi JF '-- Li if Ag.'..-Q:g-.J'K.L.L.....l.:-.fl-.a.:LT:1l'::iL.rig! four year t . bubble i 'by george, morris '73' I m r Amarillo, gtexas. P g It has often beensaid that your college years are the best ones of yourlife. Such truths-continuously present themselves for verification. As four years rapidly marches by it becomes increasingly difficult to determinelwhat specific incidents' make the college career so great. Certainly inthe final analysis it appears to be the culmination of ,every incident,.with thepicture now being completed, every detail on .the canvas addinglto the end result. 1 As I glance. back for the mo- ment at my picture loan however determine several -parts which I hold most dear.-One of -.these is learning. Learning not just from a book jbut from. people, their ideas andfideals. This I, would put as Westminster's greatest asset. ln the integration .of hundredsof value systems and interests of students and professors you become 'aware 'of the way others feel and why they feel that way. From this mixture you are able to present and develop your own values and set, them to work in your life. it : ,',' ff in Maybe simply an'eXtenfsio'n of this learning and growing process is friendship. Meeting with,rtalking to, and living with so many diverse attitudes, you increasingly grow to tolerate, understand, and accept' people for what' they are. And if possible, you try to show them a way you have found to more easily live life. That's what makes friends, listening, sharing, understanding. A Another truth that has been presented to me and. passed the test is the old cliche that you get out F Qi ffff I 146 of something what you put into it. Yet it seems that it has already sur- passed that point: Westminster has returned my efforts manyfold-She has multiplied my investment time and time again. I owe her more than can ever be repaid. The final touches to my college picture have now been added and I stand in awe and sur- prise that such an amateur could present such a work. Yet I have been the least of hundreds that have created this masterpiece: friends, teachers, and associates have done the real work. To these people l owe thanks that could never be sufficient. They are West- minster. And they are why l'll miss her. ,,,.,, ,W , asf f W, C- R' 'ffl . -1- ,,, ,,, P.. 'K-'fo-..- ,'3'u f't-f,.,... - O . . .di i I A-W. WW - 147 Q55 ,f-,ge song of the wrongtime radical we ain't lost anymore traded my conscience . . . for an electric toothbrush written by john fairbanks hey! is it over already? can it be? is it 4 am now? the party's breakin' up, man. everybody home to their serta perfeckrsleeper and turn on the magicfingers al l crap! hey! whatever happened to your senses? all those important things gone? really wow, whatta time, huh? all thet radical chic an' bein' aware everything. funwhilitlastd. but now back to reality. gonna be a workadaddy now. produce. be useful. what? izzit true? were rachel rightbred and Casper milquetoast actually lurking beneath the blue jeans and work shirts? when our eyes' were dayglo orange, were our hearts really grey? can't believe it. can't. well responsiblity oh, no. time to grow up f?!J, man. don't wanna be a bum. hey, but it was great times! lissenin' to dylan and the dead and the stones and stills and all of 'em. long hair. gettin' stoned. bein' against bein' for marchin' and writin' subversive articles and laughin' at the rules and swearin' at profs and doin' independent studies on peyote and student protest and readin' marcuse and thoreau and wantin' to be free really? but now its time to rejoin the real f'??l world. shave. cut the hair. getta buick. maybe nixon's not so bad. no feel the cold steel enter. loneliness is on the creep, paranoia too. true colours and all that. they always heard, but never listened. maryjane tongues and lemonade heads. damn you never were lost, but were finally finding direction. no more. lost now for sure. in cozy familiarity. the liberated girl is a den mother. the anti-lad sports an old spice aftershave smile now. damn you A ecology? well, don't want to put anybody out of work. have to think of the economy. damn you civil rights? well, i'm sure everything will be okay now. maybe those guys shouldn't get amnesty maybe. damn you peace? all for it. but we must be able to defend ourselves. can't fall behind. can't let our country get pushed around damn you change? traditional values became traditional for a good reason you know. damn you gotta be goin' damn you late for work l l i damn you sellin' insurance now damn you good living damn you except for the taxes damn you see you around damn you 4 ii ii . f o V or on f i'ff fff't' A' L IIea-I III-'lil Minton l -IIA U iflfi ?g 51IT.4r.. efl'lP'QliT '4 ' i 150 campus entertainment Above: The Annex Band performs in celebration of good weather and spring. Right: Punch returns to William Woods .-., I N I '41 -.1 - J , 4A,nlgN A Ak A . ,Z 1.,.,,, , 1 .-.,.Z- .,,. ,,. ., N ---' wr - mcgovern's aide speaks Frank Mankiewicz, Senator George McGovern's national political director, spoke on the Westminster College campus just four days after the national elec- tions, in his first public appearance since the defeat of the Senator. Speaking on New Politics of the 7O's, he addressed an audience in Champ Auditorium on Sunday and then spoke to a political science class. Mankiewicz said the McGovern campaign was 'old politics' - the campaign strategy which included going to the voter, exemplified by the McGovern door-to-door canvas by volunteers, and then getting out the vote on election day. The 'new politics'lincluded us- ing computers which produced 50 million 'personal letters' to voters by the Nixon campaign according to Mankiewicz. Computers could spot every left-handed surgeon in the United States for personalized letters, he said. Retail politics is the future trend. A campaign can present a candidate for President, so remov- ed by surrogates that the candidate never gets near the people: he can be packaged and sold to the elec- torate, he said. Such a campaign could elect a man to the presidency who had been dead for six years, using taped TV speeches, Mankiewicz said. He said Nixon understood the temper of the times in his cam- paign. For Americans it was not a time to fbring us together' but a time to 'leave us alone'. , In his talk sponsored by the Westminster Student Assembly, Mankiewicz pinned the defeat of Sen. George McGovern on the ouster of Sen. Thomas Eagleton from the Democratic ticket. Mankiewicz said that the Eagleton episode gave a great many per- sons in the country their first im- pressions of McGovern. The way the campaign began was fatal, and l'm not sure we ever came back. Some political writer said it didn't matter what Senator McGovern said after booting Eagleton, and l think that's largely true. When the voters were con- fronted with an unknown tMcGovernl, they stuck with what they had fNixonl even though they were not happy with him, Mankiewicz said. He went on to say if McGovern had moved swiftly to take Eagleton off the ticket or known of his health record before putting him on, it might have made a great difference in the outcome of the election. Mankiewicz said the affair in- troduced a large section of the electorate to McGovern, im- pressing them with McGovern handling a crisis with tumult and uncertainty. He said Nixon should have been put on the defensive in July and August. Instead of Nixon be- ing the issue, McGovern was the issue for a long, long time, Mankiewicz said. Nixon played on the racial fears of the country, he said. He exploited them very well. It was not an accident he inherited that Wallace vote. Nixon sensed a strong racial backlash, fears set against any further advancement for the blacks. When the President talks about bussing and says he wants neighborhood schools to be preserved it's not the same as talk- ing about preserving the neighborhood, Mankiewicz said. Mankiewicz said he spent election night with McGovern and was not surprized at the vote. I thought we'd do better in a couple of states, he said. I thought we'd win Wisconsin and Rhode Island and maybe Michigan. Mankiewicz blamed the heavy turnout in Republican suburbs and large cities such as New York for the defeat and said, it seemed Clear we were not getting out the vote where we needed it. r, 57 fi, V ..,' G if s Q -L E -.g I United States Senator Thomas Eagleton spoke at the Callaway County Courthouse. Mankiewicz, who joined the McGovern campaign in April of 1971, said he thought people were in general agreement with what McGovern was saying and wanted change, but they were not ready to entrust that change to McGovern. He said the electorate was no doubt afraid of a large defense budget. They see the insanity of it, but are afraid they will be out of a job, he said, so they stuck with Nixon. -ZQEFEQEH'-A Eifr 1 Mankiewicz said the Vietnam peace agreement announcement before the election was a hoax which stopped the Watergate cor- ruption issue dead in its tracks. He said the implications of the Watergate affair and the Soviet wheat deal had not affected the public as McGovern had hoped. The people did not rise to take issue with the corruption in the government because the feeling is that corruption in government is not surprizingj' he said. 153 James Tate, the first Henry ir ,l 'Xi-1wW.,,Lii,: ' 4 -,mf sg 'iigtgsgxypw f 4 55 if, fr P W 9 'EY ,vets . , 1 1 i ff ' 7 YLQFW - 4 4 ,X ,ri' f f r W K C X ffwfil ' ?TZ'W'iH-:fl-W T 57137, -- ,EW buaigr' X f r a ff' 'v '23 XE 4wwfzw1ewgQf,5,ffP:: fha - f fi r 5 ,M g,ff,iiJy,aL4ii , Q , , . s1eGW4,.,ff--,fmt My t 2 ,V ,,ff.f, Q X' - ,.,, M, -.,,a.,,,,,,, ,. , --.,a..,,r,,w.tiaW., .W ,,,. .,,,4v, ,Q ffsjl' V-M-rf L54 General Greer, of Ft. Leonard Wood, spoke in the Science Center Lecture Hall to 60 ROTC Cadets. Bellaman lecturer, appeared in Champ Auditorium Monday Night. Tate read some twenty selections from his various publications before a small crowd of students and faculty members. Unfor- tunately, those who were not there missed a good introduction to one of today's most promising poets. Tate, who is now twenty nine, has served a long but rewar- ding apprenticeship, as he calls it, prior to becoming the poet he is today. His extensive travel and various experiences are indirectly reflected in most of his poems, usually in the form of images. Tate was born in Kansas City and now lives in Stockholm, Sweden with his wife. Tate is not some fly-by-night novelty, for he is sincerely dedicated tothe art. Anyone who is interested in contemporary poetry should take notice of these publications by James Tate: The Lost Pilot qYaIe University Pressl, The Destination CPym-Randall Pressl, The Notes of Woe fThe Stone Wall Pressl, The Torches tUnicorn Pressl, and next spring, Row With Your Hair QPym-Randall Pressl. if ,,,. . ,, f 9 1 ae 3 w g, , 1: V f , 1 i M742 ,ir 1 44fiW2r13 ' L, ,ff f ,,, ,,f ,,,,, .,, , N wa. . ,f,,N,'Z,-. -W WW, f,e,,f,f,,x ,,,f, 1, ,W WZHZ5, Representative Dae Jung Kim spoke on the Westminster campus December 7-8. Kim spoke on the democratic process in Korea at this time. Mr. Kim, in discussing the re- cent declaration of martial law. stated that Korea seemed to be jus! a part of the developing wing of military dictatorships in Asia. He feels that the democracy in Asia is not rooted in Asia, but rather im- planted by American reaction to communist expansion. Further, Mr. Kim feels that under the guise Of political self-determination, the military dictatorship in Asia have stifled, and all but snuffed out the infant democracies in Asian couri- tries. Student Body President John Kay listens attentively to Nader's speech. Ralph Nader was guest lec- turer at Westminster College on March 18. Nader is probably America's most famous critic of to- day. His lecture was sponsored by the Student Assembly and the Concert and Lecture Series. US's Toughest Customer Nader has been called everything from Muckraker to Con- sumer Crusader to Public Defender. His documented criticisms of government and in- dustry have had widespread reper- cussions on public awareness and bureaucratic power. He is, as Time Magazine noted, the US's Toughest Customer. The New York Times recently said of Nader, What sets NADER apart is that he has moved beyond social criticism to effective political action. 155 156 honorary egrees Missouri Governor Christopher S. Bond was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree by West- minster College on the afternoon of Friday, April 6. Bond, the nation's youngest governor receiv- ed his degree in the nation's oldest church, the Church of St. Mary, Aldermanbury, on the Westminster College campus. Westminster contered an honorary degree on United States Senator Stuart Symington, Saturday, May 5, during the CoIIege's Alumni Weekend activities. Symington, the senior U.S. Senator from Missouri, was award- ed an honorary Doctorate of Political Science degree and delivered the Founders Day Address. it 5 I 1 E w EI 1 4 graduation speakers E . 5 .1 3 ROTC COMMISSIONING SPEAKER Brigadier General John J. Godfrey Deputy Adjutant General, State of Missouri i E BACCALAUREATE SERMON Reverend Dr. Robert H. Walkup Pastor, First Presbyterian Church Helena, Arkansas Received honorary Doctor of Divinity during commencement exercises. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Dr. John R. Opel U Senior Vice President 8i Group Executive, Data Processing Group. IBM Received honorary Doctor of .Laws during commencement exercises. 157 158 last r lecture Professor J. W. Randolph delivers ODK last lecture in Champ Auditorium. ef. gl ra WZ2RiE2Fb??:NE'?'vi0EH e wi ,, 1 ref f,,Mm,.+.1f ?.w ,..v6-'F!w f,:fF'f- . .., 1 parents weekend I C0l1teSfS Mike Williams took top honors in Westminsler's 1972-73 Dobyns Oralorical Contest. Second place went to John Fairbanks. Steve Ad- dington won third place. EPS SIGMA FILPI-Ill LO The SAEs edge the Delis 315-300 in linal seconds to win the third annual College Bowl. I I I I I I 15 3 I WI II 4 If I I II II Its , . I I I It I , I II I I I I I I II I 159 r 160 battalion 8W8l'dS 4 8 l'eVieW ceremony Y W if it H . ,W.LA Q.. :bw ' - 1154 .ff f QI. ' 1 Ji' Q? 5 Fr' .. cf' ' 2. imp: f Ly: 1 f,,,g3,, . ky, ,,,,, v, -. 5 ,X '7 iw 'X , X, . ,J 4-,xx . 5 5 1 ' D , 4 ..-Qmri Aw 5 Y' Y Q L 4 'ffm 1' 1 s v 1.53, sf . , 1 ,JV ,vw . ,A g we A J , ff QM, 1 -x fs , N it , wxwef. :..,c,, 1 .,, if r Westminster - william woods college theatre season 952- -,., , if ix ' '96 xii! fs- ' X, 2 ff, -' if ff ' A f ,N ' -ff ' ,N ' V , X 4'V I , g A yn . 3 123 X' ' 9' ,4 . V 1,, A ,-,,:,V,g, r. , V x. , 'w i ' ' 164 ,I 1: ua Season Summary by Bob Coffey The College theatre season this year was one of the most challenging and rewarding seasons ever attempted here. The season started in October with the hit musical Company and ended eight months and 20 productions later with Winnie-the- Pooh. Some of the highlights in- cluded The Workshop Season in December that contained T.V., White Liars, A Slight Ache, The Stranger, Mother Love and The Brute. The Open Space Season took stage in late January with five repertory. You're a Charlie Brown, programs in Good Man Rashomon, Echoes, The Philanthropist, Adaptation and Next rotated through a five-week season that saw many outstanding performances. In the spring, MacBeth strode onto the campus followed by Riders to the Sea, Siloquies III, The Affected Young Woman and Miss Julie. Overall, the season will be long-remembered as one of the most satisfying and enriching college theatre experiences. 165 UHJH its a. new thing called joint registration 'lu 167 168 5-4-1 the 1 stands for fun 'I' After spring vacation the short term begins. In this four-week term a student takes just one course. Some courses include trips far away from Fulton during part or all of the term. These students were overseas bound to several sites in Europe. Just try it, you'll like it! .3111 --.Q ,123 17, Y' Q 169 largest graduation class in 122 years .,A,. .1L,., i .,2,. . . ., ,,,,,A. , .,,, . I The weather was perfect as the college held Commencement on Sunday. May 13. The largest graduating class in Westminster's 122-year history received degrees when 149 young men marched across the stage in Champ Auditorium. The following pictures reflect scenes of Westminster Commencement 1973. , ff., ,aff 171 1 1 1 ,A 1 A' i , K . X , ., I 1 1 1 ass of 1973 1. Q l Ma ff. 1 v l 1 s H Z 2 HG s f. VH Yi 'VX VL15520ffll'1:v1f!1iif7!79-ZGJ25'i'?3'-T2?5S,H:--Fif1F3'h?1?'L'T 'f,zL1L.-ifufil-f 2:1,?fi1?1-'21 -.i4if1'Ff-V --1 ifa.-'-F-i.'+ 2' if liffif-'X::'f1f' 'F' 'fffT'Tf':Li6'2v'V2-LV1-I .mv 1-7 ' ff'--11' 1.1.5,-v-2 ':11:'1Lp.iz:-J, 5:3 ... Q--- uf- ,--L-,..,... .- .. .1 . , . . ' Y A-V- v -,-.,-A,,. 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