Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)
- Class of 1974
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Truman Professor of American History, Chairman, De- partment of History 09551, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. ROY A. RUFFNER Business Manager, Professor of Economics and Business Adminis- tration 09611, B.A., M.B.A. WILLIAM L. STUCKER Vice President for College Advance- ment 09731, B.A., M.Ed., Ed.S. BERNARD AXELROD Registrar and Assistant to the Dean, with rank of Associate Pro- fessor 09671, B.A., M.A., M.Ed., A.M. JOHN V. BOSCH Vice President for Coordination, Professor and Chairman, Depart- ment of Economics and Business Administration 09571, B.S., Ed.M., Ed.D. LARRY D. DIEHL Administrative Director of Com- puter Center 09731, B.S. GALE L. FULLER Director of Special Educational Programs, Director of Counseling Center, Callaway County Professor of Psychology 09551, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JAMES N. GRAVEMANN Assistant to Dean of Student Life 09671, B.A. ERNEST H. K. HILLARD Government Documents Librarian 09591, M.A. ISpanish1, M.A. tli- brary1, Ph.D. BEVERLY B. HOLSMAN Director of Programs, Churchill Memorial 09731, B.A. MONROE HOPKINS Chairman of Libraries of Fulton Colleges, Associate Professor of Hblrary Science 09671, A.A., A.B., WILLIAM B. HUNTLEY, JR. Chaplain, Professor of Religion 09641, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. VIRGILA. JOHNSTON Director of Press Relations 09681 WILLIAM E. MARQUARDT Librarian, With rank of Assistant Professor 09671, A.B., M.A. JOHN E. MARSHALL Dean of Admissions 09551, B.A. THOMAS W. MILTENBERGER Director of Student Financial Aid and Admissions Counselor 09711, BJ., M.Ed. THANEJ. OLSBY Director of Auxiliary Enterprises 09661, B.A. EARL L. O'ROURKE Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 09611, B.A. LORNA K. SALMONS Assistant Librarian, with rank of lnstructor09711, A.B., M.L.S. EFFIE E. SELBY Assistant Registrar 09561 F. BROOKE SLOSS Director of Educational Planning and Summer Programs, Distin- guished Service Professor, John Harvey Scott Professor of Mathe- matics 09411, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. TYKE H. YATES Director of Alumni Relations 09661, B.A., M.A. -- ..,. .-. . - ......e ,,...... .,.,-.-- .,,.. ., -- . .. ,..-, , ., v- . , - f f f ' N- If :mm---F---5...-T.--5: . , . 1 ...I---L...-.....-L ...-f-,-:::...- - '. - .,,.,.-.15 .- -' . . . mf. . 1. ..,. ,.... 4, -- ' Mp:--f 'f- ----:L-M--, MH- - ' ' .--- +,2bmnS:--4,-- 1 - ,L RICHARDF AULT Dean of Student LIfe ASSOCIBIE Professor of Physlcal EducatIon 119671 B S UnIversI ly of MIssourI M S Washlngton UDIVGFSI ty SpecIal academlc Interests EXSTCISE physIology Communlty Involvement presxdent KIWHDIS Club member of 1948 U S Olymprc Team London 81 tled world record 440 yd hurdles 1949 1 37' -wr CLYDE RAYMOND BARROW Professor 81 ChaIrman Department of Mathematrcs 119471 BA Westmrnster College MA Unrversrty of MIssourI SpecIal academic Interests analysxs and geometry Member Mathematlcal Asso cIatIon of Amerlca CommunIty Involve ment Deacon FIrst BaptIst Church Ful ton board member Callaway Cancer SOCIEIY WILLIAMW BLEIFUSS Llberty Professor of Engllsh 119501 B S Wxnona State College MA Ph D Um versIty of Mlnnesota Specral academlc Interests VICTOYIHH studles Dlckens Pub lIC3IIOnS Llterature and the Research Paper 1College EnglIsh1 book revIewer for the St LouIs Post Dlspatch The Short Story In Text and Intact 1College En glIsh1 Member AmerIcan AssocIatIon of Unlversrty Professors Modern Language AssocIatIon ANTHONYE BOPP Assrstant Professor of Economlcs 81 Busr ness Admrnlstratron 119721 B A M A pursumg Ph D Unlversxty of MIssourI SpecIal academIc IDIQFESIS economIcs of PFISODS econometncs I . .., . . .-, ' 5 . ,, . ., - F - -I - . - : : , . - . . . l . . . ,, . ' ' ' . I1 4 . ' I 1 . I ' - ' - . 1, . . , . - , - . If . , . . - I 1 f ' -:rf . 41 - - .3 X: , ug, il' ' ,Ie N , . if K sf 34, . ,g. ,, 4 -.-, . f K VG V, 0 f. i ' .Q fs., fp. . ' ,A ' , . . ,N V .31 Y ' P: k ,N V 'iff Y Y J! . . is I - . . ., - - 4, - -I . 1 - I ' I , 1 ' j 1 - .. , . Y .ww--t-1':'ff'--: ' . .. E'-9-:Lf ' . - -A-U' rr' ' ' - -:5i'1:.::,':14- :J 5'-f-1-.... f f. -'-3-'F5f'L f 'E' - ' ' ' wrt f WWF' 5:5 Eggs.1sQs.4f.s,fiiQsi?:..-32,1-fz. 'h J illizifg::L 1asif:::.saw+-, .5 , j I- MELVIN V. BORLAND lR. Assistant Professor of Economics 8: Busi- ness Administration l1972l. B.A. Centre College' M.A. pursuing Ph.D. Washing- ton University. Special academic interests: analysis of production in commercial banking- development of computer tech- niques for use in the teaching of econom- ics. Publications: Trends in the Return on Investments in Higher Education 1949-59 ipaper with D. Yett meeting of Econome- tric Societyjg The Cash Value of College iarticle with D. Yett, Trans-Actionlg A Note on Balance of Payments Adjustment iarticle with S. Lile, journal of the Virginia Social Science Assnl. ,IOHNV BOSCH Vice President for Coordination Professor 8: Chairman Department of Economics 84 Business Administration 119573 BS Ed M Ed D University of Pennsylvania Member Phi Delta Kappa Community involvement Past president Rotary Club past president Fulton School Board CHARLESW BRAUER IR Professor ofChemrstry 119637 B S Central Missouri State College M S University of Missouri Special academic interests elec tro analytical chemistry Member Amer: can Chemical Society Sigma Xl CHI CHENG CHEN Assistant Professor of Mathematics C1959 61 19701 BA magna cum laude West minster College M A University of Mis sour: PhD St Louis University Special academic interest distance geometry Publications A Class of Straight Line Space Top ranking table tennis player in State of Missouri t - . , . 1 . . ., ' . 1 1 . ., , . . . , - I . . . ., . . - , . ., - - -1 - -1- . . , - , . ., . . r - , . I . . - , . . . ,, . . 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' , IOSEPH R CLEVELAND AssIstant Professor 81 Chalrman Depart ment of PhysIcs 619721 B S UnIversIty of Texas Ph D Iowa State UnIversIty SpecIal academIc Interests sold state physIcs electronlcs PubIIcatIons RadIo Fre quency SIZE Effect In Molybdenum tBul letIn AmerIcan PhysIcal SOCICIYI Ev dence for Large SpIn OrbIt Coupllng In Metalltc Molybdenums lPhysIcs REVIEW Lettersl The Radlo Frequency SIZE Effect and the FermI Surface of Molybdenum tPhysIcs REVICWI Member AmerIcan Phystcal Soclety AmerIcan AssocIatIon of PhysIcs Teachers SIgma XI DAVIDG COLLINS AssIstant Professor of Englxsh 119733 B A MA UnIversIty of Rhode Island Ph D UnIversIty of WISCONSIN SpecIal academIc Interests Shakespeare and RenaIssance drama current project IS a study of the relatIon between relIgIon and DOIIIICS In Tudor England and ILS reflectIon In SIX teenth century lIterature Member Mod ern Language AssocIatIon Shakespeare AssocIatIon THOMAS E COMTE AssIstant Professor of EconomIcs 81 BUSI ness AdmInIstratIon H9721 B S UnIversIty of CalIfornIa M B A Columbla UnIversI ty pursulng Ph D UnIversIty of MIssourI SpecIal academIc Interests organIzatIon theory and human behavror CommunIty ICED CIVII LIbertIes UnIon LINDA CLERVI Instructor In Engllsh 119721 B A Stephens College MA UnIversIty of MIssourI Member AmerIcan AssocIatIon of Unrver sIty Women SpecIal honors feCeIV6d OutstandIng Young Woman of 1971 CommunIty Involvement Callaway Coun ty Welfare Board, Fulton Art League, Ful ton Pre School AssocIatIon, Fund chaIr man, Stephens College, Callaway HOSPIIHI AUXIIIBFY VICTORIA O CURTIS AssIstant Professor of Modern Languages H9695 BS magna cum laude MA Co lumbIa UDIVEYSIIY SpecIal academIc Inter ests 20th century German poetry Mem ber AmerIcan AssocIatIon of UnIversIty Professors, Alpha Lambda Delta Delta PhI Alpha SpecIal honors receIved PhI Beta Kappa LARRY DHIEL None ' A J' . at I I . . - - - ' . . U . - -I I l .- ' ' :I U I .I ., . . ., . . ., 3 I 1 5 . ., . . . - - , A - - I, - . , . .. . . . ' , ' ' ' p I- ' ' ' ' - involvement: member,Sierra Club7Amer- D ',, I D ' '. I ' . , . I, - - - . , ' . - ,, - , f , . g .V 4 ., I , ,I ' ' ' . . . . D I Z -.I ' I ' ' - , . I - I ,IAMES S. DUKELOW IR. Assistant Professor of Mathematics 119701. On leave, 1973-74. B.A. pursuing ma Xi Pi Mu Epsilon, American Mathe- matical society Mathematical Association of America, American Association for the Advancement of Science. Special honors received: Visiting Assistant Professor, Universidad de Oriente, Venezuela. Inter- ests: hiking canoeing,sports chess. l Ph.D., University of Kansas. Member, Sig- . N. ,Aizwwu .F is i..Sjwi'T5v .-ijt: fs ,, Y . .:-::::.iti-'3,5Sii!f.Si','5f4fl'f,g,,Q.,,Q ' ' l..'eS3:' 4' 'fl-'M' DOUGLASS R. FICKESS Professor of Biology i1962l. B.S. M.S. Uni- versity of Oklahoma' Ph.D. University of Missouri. Special academic interests: re- search in Arachnids' adrenal physiology' genetic engineering and ethics. Member American Societies of Zoologists Physiol- ogists Sigma Xi American Association for the Advancement of Science Missouri Academy of Sciences Beta Beta Beta. Community involvement: chairman Cal- laway County Society for Crippled Child- ren and Adults. Assistant Professor of Psychology 119731. B.S. M.S., University of Idaho. Special academic interests: pursuing doctoral dis- sertation. Publications: articles in Psy- chonomic Science. Member: Phi Beta Kappa. LESLIE E. FISHER HAROLD E FLYNN Professor of Physrcal Educatlon Dlrector of Athlettcs Varsrty Baseball Coach t1954J BS Culver Stockton MED Unlverslty of Mlssourl Member, National Assocla tlon of Intercollegiate Athletics Drrectors National Baseball Coaches Assocratlon Specral honors received All European Basketball Team In 1945 Community rn volvement past member of Fulton Cnty Council CALEL FULLER Director Special Educational Programs Director Counseling Center Callaway County Professor of Psychology BA Has tlngs College M A Umverslty of Nebras ka Ph D Umverstty of Wyoming Speclal academic interests alternative higher education developmental psychology Member American Psychological Assocla tlon American Personnel 81 Gurdance Assocratlon Mrdwestern Psychologtcal Assoclatlon Mlssourl Psychological Asso cratron the Orton Society Special honors received Outstanding Educator of Amerlca MILTON B GARBER Assistant Professor of Polltlcal Science C1966 69 19721 BS Massachusetts lnstl tute of Technology M A Unlversrty of Pennsylvania Ph D Unlverslty of Mrs sourt Special academic Interests polxtlcal theory and International polxtrcs Member American Polltlcal Science Assoctatlon CHRlSTlAN E HAUER IR Professor of Bible and Phtlosophy H9593 A B Blrmlngham Southern College B D Vanderbilt Dlvlnrty School Ph D Vanderbrlt Unrverslty Special academic nnterests Brblrcal history and lrterature ludalc studtes archaeology Publrcatlons Who Was Zadok? Uournal of Blbllcal Literature? The Shape of Saullde Strate gy lCathollc Blbllcal Quarterlyl Water In the Mountaln? tPalestlne Exploration Quarterlyj Member Socxety of Blbllcal Literature Amerrcan Academy of Rell glon Amerlcan Association of Unrverslty Professors Mlssourl Archaeology Society V 9 DONALDB GORDON Dlstlngulshed Servtce Professor 81 Chaxr man Department of Modern Languages College Examiner 619361 BA Westmun ster College MA Washlngton Umversn ty Special academrc mterests French clas srcs languages literature and clvrlxzatron Publxcatlons Trade Secrets of Maupas sant lThe Wrxterl Notes on th Imper fect Subjunctlve lFrench Revxewl D Albert Schwertzer Intervrew tPresbyter1 an Survey! Member Modern Language Assoctatron of Amerlca Amertcan Asso cratron of Teachers of French Forelgn Language ASSOCIBIIOD of Mlssourr HENRYC HELSABECK Academlc Director of Computer Center Asslstant Professor of Mathematics 119731 B A cum laude Culver Stockton College M A economics, M A mathematxcs pursuing Ph D Umverslty of Mlssourr I . . 1 . D - - , . . ., - , .I - 2 . . . ' . , ' ' - -1 1 - -1 I ' l ' 1 1 -1 ' . . . . ' ' ' ' ' I I ' - 1 , . 1 Z . .. . . . ,I H , , ' ' . ' . 11 - . ' ' 5 11 - - - . 11 , 1 . . . ,, . , - 1 I . 1 , . 35' ' 1 X - klfw., t -' ,,11!1f' .f,11ff1'1'.,1ff1.': l ' ,ff I , mill. . I ' . . ' f ' ' . . ' ' I U .I . . . ., . l- . ., , , 7 ' . . , . ., - . .- . .- , 1 - -1 ' ,' . ' . .. . ' ' . Z I I . . - ' . If . ' , . . 11 - . 11 , 1 ' ' . . ,, - , 11 ' ' ' , l'. 1 D . l . ,, -- 1 . . . . - ' . 1 1 . . . - . , . I 1 1 ' . . - ' . ' 1 , ,M ,. ,,,,. ,..r'rn ,1..--vgz..-IW .-4-gg -13.t..,-.-hx-:'......-1-.----H ,ga ..':-'3'Q':L4li5 ' ' ' -:xes ' -L'- 'f t , ,,,,i'dE.Q.-a. ROGER L. HEWITT Captain U.S. Army Assistant Professor of Military Science i1972I. B.S. West Virginia University. Special academic interests: education administration. Community involvement: external vice president of Jaycees. HOWARD P. HINDE Cameron D. Day Professor of Biology I1963l.A.B., Park College: M.S., University of Oklahoma: M.S., Yale University: Ph.D., Stanford University. Special academic in- terests: plant taxonomy of genus Arisae- ma: plant ecology and bacteriological control of municipal water: hybridizing plants and exchanging rare seeds. Mem- ber, American Institute of Biological Sci- ences, American Association for the Ad- vancement of Sciences, Sigma Xi, Beta Beta Beta, Omicron Delta Kappa iadvisorl. GEORGE W. HINKLE Assistant Professor of Mathematics l1969l. B.S. State College of Arkansas' M.A. pursuing Ph.D. University of Missouri. Special academic interests: commutative ringtheory. ROBERT G. HOERBER Distinguished Service Professor 8r Chair- man, Department of Classics Chairman, Division of Humanities i1947l. A.B., Con- cordia Seminary M,A., Ph.D., Washington University. Special academic interests: Pla- to, New Testament Greek. Publications: over 250 articles and reviews in 10 profes- sional journals in the U.S. and Europe: The Theme of Plato's Republic : A Grammatical Study of Romans 16:17 : St. Paul's Shorter Letters. Member, Ameri- can Philological Association, American Classical Association of the Middle West and South, Classical League, Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy. WILLIAM B.HUNTLEY lR. Chaplain Professor of Religion i1964l. A.B. Duke University' B.D. Yale Universi- ty' Ph.D. Duke University. Publications: David Hume and Charles Darwin flour- nal of the History of Ideasj. Member American Association of University Prof- fessors American Academy of Religion Association for Asian Studies. Special honors received: Danforth post-doctoral grant University of California - Berkley. HARRY A. IOHANSEN Assistant Professor of Music 119701. On leave, 1973-74. B.M.E., Wisconsin State University: M.M., Indiana University: pursuing Ph.D., University of Iowa. il! 545' JMS PETERH KIM ASSOCIHIC Professor 81 ChaIrman Depart ment of POlllICal ScIence 119675 A B OhIO UDIVEFSIIY MA pursulng Ph D UnIver Slty of MIssourI SpecIal academIc Inter ests comparatIve polItIcs Member AmerIcan PolItIcal ScIence ASSOCIBIIOU MIssourI PolItIcal SCIENCE AssocIatIon SpecIal honors fEC6lVed AmerIcan POlIlI cal Sclence Honor SOCIGIY lnstItute of In ternatIonal Educatton Fellow lnternatIon al IntercollegIate Fellow Communxty In volvement Presbyterlan Church K RUSSELLM IONES Professor of HISIOFY 119541 B A DePauw UnIversIty M A Ph D UnIversIty of MIs sourI Speclal academIc Interests French AmerIcan Intellectual relatIons French medlcal hISlOfy Publlcatlons AmerIcan Doctors In ParIs 1820 1861 Lafayette 81 the Amerucans 185 1834 An AmerIcan MedIcal Student In ParIs 18311833 Member Amerlcan HIstorIcal ASSOCIBIIOH Socrety for French HIstorIcal StudIes Amerlcan FrIends of Lafayette SOCIEIE d HIstoIre Moderne AmerIcan AssocIatIon of UnIversIty Professors IAY M KARR Professor 81 Chaxrman Department of EnglIsh 119653 BA Drake UDIVEFSIIY M F A UnIversIty of lowa SpecIal aca demIc Interests lIterature as an art and IIS relatIon to the other arts of muslc paInt Ing and theatre started WestmInster s fIrst CFGBIIVE Wflllng magallne lanus PubIIca tIons Drums of WaItIng Arrows Two ReunIons Rendezvous 1four chapters from novel ID progress pub lrshed In December Magazmeb artIcles and FEVIEWS publIshed ID varIous newspa pers Member AmerIcan AssocIatIon of UnIversIty Professors ,f ROYV LEEPER ASSISIBDI Professor 81 ChaIrman Depart ment of Speech 119691 B A M A ID UnIversIty of MIssourI SpecIal academIc IHIQFESIS cIvIl lIbertIes 1FlFSI Amend ment? polItIcal publIc address Member AmerIcan CommunIcatIon AssocIatIon Central States Speech ASSOCIBIIOH PI Kap pa Delta AmerIcan Bar AssocIatIon MIS sourI Bar AssocIatIon Commumty Involve ment Amencan CIvII LIbertIes UnIon QQQQI E . ' .I in 2 's'. s ll 4 ' - J , W -A . f 1 1 ' I A I fy' '-1 ww' . 4 - Q, 'Q V, g V . , l - 11. ' 1 I - - - ' . .,.fA 1' ' V - - -1 lf X , , I - -1 . ., - ' 3 1,7 'fx -. ' I 1 - - 1 1 A ,,,. X I . N E D ' 1 gf! - . . . , , , I - .: I ' - 7.5 ' ' fi: ' WI I L . ' xt -A - - -1 r 1 ' p..,.. - .,., 5 ...,..,.., . : - . . ., . - . , : : - . . . . t ,, . . . . I .. . . . 1 , . , . . ,,, ,, . - . , . . . . . . I - I V I . ,,. ,, . . . . . . - . . . I - I I ' I - . . . 11 1 , 11 - - 11 11 11 - . . . 1 ' ' ' I I I I ' . . . . . ,, . ,, ,, ,, . . . . . , 1 1 . - l 1 1 ' 3 - , 1 , - I U . ' I ' ' ' . f -1--,T-, ,, ' wfzfsa. L-15113331 -W , 5,.,ti.5Q3::' L f15g.:::.1: 1-5:52lg......4aE:':iI'2::x:::4-315.134:.-wears. .ff ,f ,ffl Y '4ff1f,-jx ,av ll IOSEPH E. MCCLARY .Professor 8: Chairman Department of Bi- ology 419651. B.S. Southeast Oklahoma State College' M.A. Ph.D. University of Missouri. Special honors received: listing Outstanding Educators of America 1971. Community involvement: elder First Pres- byterian Church' works in Christian edu- cation field for Missouri Presbyterian Synod. ROBERT W. MCCREIGHT Professor of Chemistry l19531. B,S, Mon- mouth College' M.S. Ph Ph.D. University of Iowa. Special academic interests: or- tion reactions. Member American Chemi- cal Society American Association for the Advancement of Science Sigma Xi. Com- munity involvement' past president Ki- wanis Club. , 1 , , ganic chemistry, synthesis and condensa- , , V ' I SAM W, MCKINSTRY Teaching lntern in Political Science 419731. B.A. Westminster College' M.A. pursuing Ph.D. University of Missouri. Special aca- demic interests: comparative politics in South Asia public law 81 judicial behavior American politics public administration. Member American Political Science Asso- ciation Missouri Political Science Associa- tion Pi Sigma Alpha Phi Alpha Theta Westminster Alumni Council. ROBERT H. MCLAUGHLIN Major U.S. Army Assistant Professor of Military Science 119711. B.A. The Citadel' M.P.A. University of South Carolina. Spe- cial honors received: Woodrow Wilson Fellow at Duke University. Community involvement: member Fulton Kiwanis Club' member Board of Directors Calla- way Region American Red Cross' mem- ber Board of Directors Capital Area Chapter American Red Cross' Chairman Callaway County Blood Drive. RICHARDE MATTINGLY IOHNT MITCHELL A55'-7C'3t9 Pf0f9550 81 Chalfman DEPHYI Assoclate Professor of Soctology 119671 ment of Phlloso h 119665 BA Umv P Y GFSIIY BS M A Umversxty of Mlssourx Spectal of Kansas Ph D Umverslty of Texas Spe clal academic Interest eplstemoloy Member American Assocxatxon of Umver slty Professors American Philosophical Assoctatron Speclal honors received par txclpant Summer lnstxtute In the Theory of Knowledge Harvard Umverslty RICHARDW MERKLE Assoclate Professor 81 Chaurman Depart ment of Psychology Counselor 11962l BA Carleton College MA PhD Unl verslty of Mlssourx Speclal academic Inter ests personality assessment psychological counseling and therapy Member Amen can Psychological Assocxauon American Personnel and Guidance Assoclatxon Na tional Vocational Guldance Assocxatlon Mlssourl Psychological Assoclatlon Amer :can Assoclatlon of Umversuty Professors Communxty Involvement board of dxrec tors and trammg and advusory board Youth Lune Inc academic Interests soclal theory Mem ber Mxdwest Sociological Society Amer: can Sociological Soclety fig ay ERNESTA MITLER Assocuate Professor of Polntxcal Science 119683 BA Yale Umverslty ID Colum bla Umverslty Law School pursulng Ph D Oxford Umverstty England Speclal aca demlc lnterests publlc polxcy projects done overseas whlch can provide research background for leglslatnve bodles polxce tralnlng methods ombudsmen legal methods Publncatlons senes of articles for Look and other magazines re pornog raphy delnnquency and the black market In bables numerous major Senate reports and legxslatlon on juvemle dellnquency for U S Senate luvenlle Delmquency Commnttee, wrote part of the current chlld welfare law of Nevada KENNETHG MORRIS Assxstant Professor of Physical Educatlon Varsity Track Cross Country 81 Swlmmxng Coach 119731 BS Oklahoma State Um versity MS Southwest Mxssourl State Unlversxty Speclal academlc Interests adapted physical educatlon research Member U S Track and Field Coaches Assoclatxon National Secondary School Admxmstrators Assoclatlon Fellowshlp of Chrnstlan Athletes Special honors re celved Coach of the Year South Central Association Community lnvolvement President Ozark Emplre Track Club Bureau Southwest Mxssoun State IONATHAN B MOSLEY Assnstant Professor of Mathernatlcs 119651 B A Northwest Nazarene College M A Umverslty of Kansas pursuing Ph D Un: versxty of Mxssourx Speclal academnc unter ests algebra Member P1 Mu Epsnlon Amerlcan Mathematlcal Assoclatlon Amerlcan Assoclatlon of Umverslty Profes sors Amerlcan Mathematxcal Socuety . 1 , , x ' 3 ' 'L ' .51 . ' fkltff' ,. 1 'xi-., K' f , :fix I . .' ' ' ' I l- ' I 1 I l I - -1 . - ' ' - ' , ', I - . r . . g . . . I . . . . - . . . - 7 ' ' I 5 A . . I . 1 U . . . . . , 2 I . I . I member, Rotary Clubg speaker, Speakers , . . ,J -g , . Q. S. ,, lk 'xx . . , E - V E V 5 , . . ., 5 . I., - . I., . Q . - -f I --I - 'f ' . , 7 . ' . . . l . '.'C ' . ,I . . . - I ' , ' . : l I I A I : . l , A .' l . . l D ' l 4- . . . - . . . . . l . , . . I F I . . . I - F ' ' I I I l f , . I ' ..- ins:....m-eu: MIRIAMJ. MUELLER-ZYBLUT Assistant Professor of Psychology i1971J. B.S., M.S., Ph.D., University of Erlangen. Special academic interests: clinical psy- chology. Member, American Psychologi- cal Association, Missouri Psychological Association International Counsel of Psy- chologists. HENRY CLAY NILES Daniel Shaw Gage Professor of Bible 8t Re- ligion 119523. B.A. Mississippi College' B.D. Columbia Theological Seminary' S.T.M. Harvard Divinity School' Ph.D. terests: New Testament and early church world religions especially Islam. Directed several short term Lands of the Bible tours' art 81 life of Islam tour of Turkey Iran and the USSR. Publications: Fort- nights in Fabulous Far-Off Places ' Interview with Golda Meir 1969 ' Mem- ories ofthe Middle East 1973. GARY R. OLDHAM Captain U.S. Army, Assistant Professor of Military Science 119723. B.S., University of Tampa. Special academic interests: pursu- ing master's degree in business and ad- ministration. Member, Scabbard and Blade Society Association of U.S. Army. Community involvement: Vice president of jaycees past vice president of PTA Presbyterian Church member. lOHN W. PAGE Assistant Professor of Sociology and An- thropology i1970J. B.S. cum laude Wis- consin State University' M.S. University of Wisconsin' pursuing Ph.D. University of Missouri. Special academic interests: physical anthropology human evolution archaeology. Member Sigma Xi Ameri- can Association of Physical Anthropolo- gists American Anthropological Associa- tion. WILLIAM E. PARRISH Dean, Harry S. Truman Professor ofAmeri- can History, Chairman, Department of History i1955J. B.S. with honors, Kansas State University: M.A., Ph.D., University of Missouri. Special academic interests: American post-Civil War Reconstruction. Publications: David Rice Atchison of Mis- souri Border Politician' Westminster Col- lege: An Informal History' A History of Missouri 1860-1875. Member Phi Alpha Theta Phi Gamma Delta Organization of American Historians Southern History Association editorial board of' The Historian. JOHN A. RANDOLPH Distinguished Service Professor 84 A. P. Green Professor of English and Fine Arts Chairman Division of Fine Arts i1943I. B.A. Central Methodist College' M.A. Ph.D., Vanderbilt University' L.L.D. Drury College. Special academic interests: con- temporary poetry. Member Contempo- rary Greek Studies Association Modern Language Association National President Pi Kappa Delta forensic fraternity H953- 55J editor The Forensic 1959-63. Com- munity involvement: Fulton Art League. , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E i , ' I I I ' I I I I ' . . . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' Harvard University. Special academic in- , I 7 I I I II 'I I I I 1 , 11 I ' ' ' 11, 11An Il ll , , I 1 1 11 1 AUDREY W. REMLEY Assistant Professor of Psychology, Counse- lor 619661. B.S., M.A., pursuing Ph.D., Uni- versity of Missouri. Special academic inter- ests: human behavior, personality theory, cognitive styles, counseling, group work. Publications: Missouri Legislators Per- ceptions of Psychologists. Member, American Personnel and Guidance Asso- ciation, American College Personnel Asso- ciation, Pi Lambda Theta. Special honors received: NDEA Fellowship for Doctoral Studies. 'V '11 'Mr fr f' 'Sqn fb-r -yd W . I 3 Y- Zi,- K s 3 ,, so-, .f H ' . , .1 ., '-r Q J I T., . y ' A iw: - . f ' J'gL,x.,- f f . ' . f '- Qt T ' ' i' .wi ' . 2 . 1,. . V ' f- .2 ' '.f:f.m: 4:-.Tris Nr ' ,, 1 fi. 717 5 . ' , . g sf.. 'ffif ' 'flitfiififi Me: 1 f7'L,:' . 'yi ' . . f fm .-1 .f I lg .-. '-.4 , . if , Wifi Q N ' f ' in--.I ' ' I, 'W 1414- ' ' ' -f ' t-,Q A , L I V ,Mix A F 'M M fri ' ' 'i.t-iriwgg-11 4''L' 5:5l29L1....+-1 f15l3L. 'fm' zifizgcugxxii-2i21..::.'5EYm 'i w i i ' RONALD 1. ROSE HAROLD F. SCHAEFFER Lieutenant Colonel U.S. Army, Professor Research Professor of Chemistry 119591. of Military Science l1973J. B.S., St. Bene- B.Sc., Muhlenberg College, M.Sc., Uni- dict's College: M.B.A., University of Ne- versity of New Hampshire. Special aca- vada. Special honors received: Legion of demic interests: physical chemistry- Meritg two Bronze Stars. Community in- chemical and thermal microscopy. Other volvement: Kiwanis Club, Country Clubg interests: philately, piano. Publications: PTA. 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Delicious, golden honey. :Q Bumpity, bump, bump, up the time-worn stairs and past the well-kept columns skipped a hungry Pooh Bear. Ah, 5 he exclaimed, a college. His quest involved some golden honey, and he was hoping to find some in the columns. What ARE these columns for if not to store honey? mused Pooh. Even a rotten tree, if filled with honey, would be better. And he searched up and down, but not a drop of honey was stored in the barren, white pillars. Silly, hopeful old bear, Pooh muttered to himself. Honey isn't found in columns such as these. 3 Still, for honey do I dream, said Pooh Bear. Delicious, golden honey. l What's that, what's that? avoice barked out. Dreaming about eating honey? For the birds, Bear! You must think about everything! Why, Bear, have you ever thought about smashing babies against walls? Consider such an idea. It's 'X iii much better than honey, much better. ' Pooh did not know such avoice. Who are you? he wondered. 9? Me, me, I'm a student of this college. I think about things. Worthwhile things, not visions of golden honey. I think ' about reasons for things. Reasons FOR smashing babies against walls and reasons AGAINST smashing babies against walls. Well, do you? asked Pooh. D Do I what? yapped the student. it Do you smash babies against walls? continued Pooh. For in the end, that is what makes all the difference. Or all the same. ' No, ofcourse not, yapped the student. I only think about whether I should or not. la it Qi -- . ., .. .. .. ,V-.gm-1 . ,. ,. M U mm. .,.. - , . ,. -,.....-1,,,,,'--.--gg,:,..,...?--L,.,..---- . .,...,.,,.,L.4,.-..-:Z-,..-,,,,,,,...- . . ...,.....,.. Q , -- - Pooh paused, noticing a butterfly entrapped in a spider's web between two of the columns. Then discouraged, Pooh sighed, Yes, go ahead and think about all things. For myself, I shall always try to dream of the golden honey that I might find. Pooh turned away from the student who was unable to understand the silly, dreaming bear. Ah, still, for honey do I love, said Pooh Bear. Delicious, golden honey. Honey equals love, a new voice said. Definitely a theory that must be tested. I haven't come across such a theory in any of my books. Q Startled, Pooh turned once again and reluctantly asked, Who are you? I am a professor, more precisely, a professor of mathematics and science, the man replied. I prove and disprove all theories about the world. Consider your hypothesis: If honey, then love. Pooh Bear winced, and a tear appeared in his eye. lf honey is love, then bees make love because bees make honey, and honey is love. But bees sting, so love must sting, but if love stings, there is no reason to love. Therefore, you cannot love honey. Pooh sadly looked back at the sterile columns and saw the spider approaching the captured butterfly. I must leave. the dejected bear murmured. Goodbye, smiled the professor, shaking Pooh's paw. I'm glad that I proved your love of honey to be logically inconsistent. You're much better off now. Hoping no longer, Pooh Bear turned away. His dreams had been destroyed. Poor, silly bear. The empty columns, the yapping student, and the logical professor were not involved in his quest for delicious, golden honey. As Pooh trudged back through the columns, he pleaded, But love must be possible, it must make sense. Bumpity, bump, bump, be- tween the well-kept columns and down the time-worn stairs he went. by dan hall . . . , , ..., , ........ . .g,.,,.......:.::7,.....5,3-,,t...?:,L:,,,,T.':-,,,,::mmh-Am Mgmwbvgzgu- - -H . ...- . ...nv--11:......r-vfv........... Getting Here I i'A e-, 2 ' EQ-if-,.sI'2 V' 11, ' . A f . '- 2Hf '?'l12? .01-'i'55 'L,..4 ,-.'::Y g.,-3,3-f-.4-.:z. :'1 gpi::5:5jLiE,L543.Q:4:w,54,,y:':f,s:cxgfgiggxgggg' Exi m' Jwvlvffkue'-if' 'f.11w45u5..:4EQ:.: .'..,,m wfEL12,.: 'S.::'? , i. ,.' , U, , 1 r xrn M, r- H . 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'Q li Ls ,N 1-: ' -Lf'- P-:Q ,.,1x:4zfs'.:,-.na-1-1 A-.....'-':f.,:::,:,-15-53 M-A,g,q,11mig3 ,5m53+,ujA - F-jwi-,,:11REwg ij g:,1 ,::,,5g1gg M1,..,:3,1 ?- N 1.4.11 H-A, - : lun .1-L:,,,...h -.-SEQ, iv. vw' .--4 ,..4 a ,....-1-ggr' M .asm. -usage V ,---4211251-ASQ'J1gg,gmi,fq:n1.i' -aa frees ff...,aLp 'f:E:.::.4-.i..wW' bib- f-4 -'iwfafiie .::1:.....ML....-..u- ---we A Where's a Minister by john Gates Where would we be without Pizza Hut matches or IGA rednecks and fat pizza men. l've walked through the doors atthe bronzed boob expectant of beauty, madonna without child and end up slurping the fountain by the joke box of spinning dreams flexed spirally in my mind staring over manicured bills at canoes with vague figures - is it Madonna? too far away Madonna is too far away, not here. l've passed through the columns one way 4 fearful of roots being worked on me. l've feared VD and Graveman. not necessarily in that order. l've thought the Axe's glasses were peculiar. l've seen the Scoop and visited the Phi Psi's The fucking dump trucks have blown dust up my face And the yellow falcoon is a banana in my mind. l've been polluted, but l am still perceptive, too perceptive - roller skating freaks, Porche-braking squeaks a fart that sneaks, Andy Ego and Intramural football A well-kept Westminster Avenue until the end of the Quad then Pandemonium Road Robert Mitchum, no Sidney Portier. Holey Levis - I'm hip Saddle Oxfords - I'm the bits l've got a babe with legs that split. l've wanted to glue a two-foot styrofoam florescent yellow dildoe to Winston Churchill. The clocktower has driven me crazy l've heard the Sigs hate Delts or Phi's hate Phi Gamm's or the SAE's dribble a mean basketball - but then rush ends. And it's open party time to shout greek. But l've visited the rock and gone to Portland and sat at the river access. And stopped along highway FF and written to the sunset. I worked at IGA, Wal-Mart and Kingdom Shitty l've been here when it was. f pa a 51 , - . V ,, , ,p::f1 ,:,.,. wr .A . H ft -- ' H. V ...f:17in,ff:x:.,.H,,,:::.-' : V . 2,-n . , . rw A PSE' 21 shell There are benches along the wall and I ve watched the shell full between Champ and the Church but never come to life but no sldewalk C mon breathe I m afrald to drlve slow or I ll klck ya rn da ass wrth my doors unlocked I ll flrp ya the blrd after dark tweet tweet down from the Woods fllp flrp to Westmrnster KARATE' I get lost In the Woods PEACE PIECE' ' Whatever happened to Mildred Values' Does that rung a bell the only outspoken honky rn your mental cash regrster? on that campus? I m going to drive up and around I get tlred of the the EXIT to the hrll foxholes I m not going to pay my rn Westmnnster Avenue Graveman vlolatlon north of the Quad Dope smokers of the World Unite' But stlll If lsn t lf you re happy or smlllng you re Its a shame on dope nobody says anythrng Frlend agamst friend about anythrng but O K we re not In thus together next dance Together who s together? rus Fact 'the perpetuatron of rmpermve Richard M Nixon and Mr Purcell malngmtyl both have recedlng harrlrnes Shltty food In Robby an fact Mr Purcell has a Intramural Scores head start Woodsle that IS Weak Dean Sanders rs a plece' or last year s rotten annual of what? The Three Stooges are on every Do something afternoon but what about the I F C 7 , . I I . , . .- I , . -. u I , , . . I I. nnun ' I ' I I , . . . , . . . . . . - . I . ' I Graveman's Rangers are on the klll - my front yard. . , . . , , , I I ' hi 2 . . , . . .. 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'51i-Eugixrsv'1 s.Am.,-w-L.a.e me ,....m .-,,. --A ' '14 -' lack Anderson jack Anderson, one of the nation's leading columnists, spoke in Champ Auditorium on February 19. As part of Student Governmentfs Forum program, Anderson spoke primarily on the role of the United States in the middle east. He is widely known as a Hmuckraker with a mission. Perhaps the lightest note ofthe evening was when Glenn Carlson, who introduced Anderson, told the audience that he had produced nine children and went on to put Anderson in a class by himself. 1 ! l 2 s l l l H i' 11 l ll mwq, k i l - . ....... . A 1-fre .:.1, ......1rfr:,wf-....mmplg-4,...:5f:.:,1k,5,5,,71,.:1g5q5f?E,:W J, 225552, qLSEi:g:3h-i,J-Liz: 5..,llL,W 'A' -'4f,g,i 'T'-r I M. 'Yi'- 'B f n ,J Vii L 52 va 5 e' 1 'Q-0 5 1 91' IPI We 4 Hr 'X 1 4:- wfwiv W. l 'rv ? fv.-. W ww, , W' :fwwff QS f 22 -zlnumzvu nm FR! ,,,.pv K- IF J 1, M f ff Q H f f lil . I ' -X 3 f , 'EL ' r Xl gh ' 1 1 I K, K ',. 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'K' ff? ,163 xl-r l l llllllllllllll lllllllll llllllllll lllllllllllll xT- 'Q X X is X ggi Z X 1' ' , X 2, K Perhaps the newest phenomena that has become evident in colleges for the past couple years is one of streaking ln the past there has been such fads as goldflsh swallowing telephone booth stuffmg and panty raids but none so precocious and predoml nant as Streakrng Streaklng has been called morally objectionable blatant and exhlbltlomstlc On that fateful night Thursday March 21 1974 a large per centage of Westmmster s student body participated rn this new sport From the students l have talked wrth I have noticed that the ones that partlclpated are not guilty of any type of exhlbltlon more of en joymg a group experrment rn togetherness - 1 I I I I ' 1 1 1 ' . , . . I I - if-nerr--f?:.::?g:::2f-fff.,E:::::Q1 if--' ..: ffm. :,:3::: ':::::' Ezfiiljnn. 1,1 ILT L,:'- ,. '.:.,: , ?':::if ,L.. .ia For a small church college which has often been lauded for its educational achievements this partici- pation in a new fad, that obviously takes some guts, the actions of the student body are commendable. But the actions of the townspeople were less than worth commendation. There was ass-pitching and many many examples of immaturity. These actions serve to scare away even the few Woodsie's that chose to participate. This is the greatest complaint I have heard from the Westminster students, but run- ning a close second was the complaint of land ex- pectedl lack of participation from the Woodsie's. I'm glad to see the participation of Westminster in this fad. It shows a new morality and liberalism that after many years of falling behind, has finally hit the campus. But as myself and so many others have come to expect, the students of William Woods Knot the administrationl have once again taken the con- servative route. fv 1. , 'Q I , r . N. , I It 4.4..c',.,,,,,..,. , ,c-.-... s .AWAE 'Z 'rz-:-r ..... .-fp' 'z-1-vnfezxf...1,..v-f,.,.---I-Ziff,.f..,.f-,L,,,,.,,:,.,:,A ,,,,.... Y-,W-W, ww A g -hxfsff' 1-1, -V ' V-Q ' ' ' ' 7 . ' I Q ' . - x I - . , , f,' K, , X 1 . , 'I ' . H Commencement 'X SK lin., - .4- F x iN.. y A After spending sixteen years of your life in school, you are a littletired, a little strung out, maybe a little over educated. Each of your college instructors has filled a small compartment in your mind and to a lesserdegree your high school and grade school teachers. But perhaps the greatest compartment of all is filled by the experi- ences and contacts and associations with other people while at the school. College is the place where you grow not just intellectually but spiritually and in the ways of maturation. When first entering as a freshman the dist- ance to becoming a senior seems extremely long, but on reaching that aloof status the way is infinitesmally short. Most of the people that one has run across or been asso- ciated with in his four years will be lostupon graduation. This situation is admittably lamentable but there islittle one can do because of geographical differences and changes that come about upon graduating. lf, 1 ff - 'nut ii .51 X Standing in the hot sun on graduation day supposedly is the biggest day of a man's life. One cannot help but think about the absurdity of the situation. The chaste Columns that one was never supposed to pass through lexcept maybe while streakingl stand before one and you find you don't care about that, only of getting back to that fi- nal meal in the house where the final good-bye's to the brothers you have acquired while at school. - ' You listen to the speaker that has been 'brought from times past or from present, listen intently and find he has said nothing. You finally for four years of workireceive a piece of paper with your name on it ,that onlygoes to provelthat you have been here and that- you were well- initiated or are now an educated young man. A k T Thank You. , V Q Good Bye. s , .5 77 - l '- 4 E .. .I fe Ml ! '1 ! I I f 5. w ,1 fi ii fi 5, ya ! 1 , if I. ,, ,. is fn :E VM, 1 4- 35 ,U lv 1' ,fn I fn 1 5, N M , . , A kv e I N , S , ,.hm I 'iv X' P A M ' ff. -'Zi iv 4 W? rw.. - S 57 11 A A we , ' ,Vi W .. I 'yd 1 iq? A 1 . 4' Lili. .X , A X . ' r Q . 'K r f 4' si iff i 1 Q l S 2 , X v 1 Y Z L Q V J Q, 4 F4 597: if -' . . 1. gf, J , gk W, . f .,,:M,E , V Unsung-.i,,,. - Us ,Q , f T.: '-,W , f 2 in Pi 4 iff? Y-: E? 3 ,, -1-Y '5 '7Qtg:,g,'k V 1- v. A Q ,nf 4' - -11.3 P 1 ,.lun-,- v ,mx X-J W x , Q LF. JV' ,QQ 1, M f b ,if I ' I def ., - . vfwwgr' 1 W 4 . 'V' '-5. mr., Nh., 1' Y, ,I in in - , I X -f f1f ff' f 1 4+ ,Q Westminster - William Woods Theatre And Open Space Season Q. 3,',,., V, , I-:,5,:: 5 A :tl A f . 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The fraternities on this campus were originally established as fraternal organi- zations as in the classic case. But in the majority of the houses, or perhaps all of them, this conception has certainly been lost. In this past year as editor of this great literary edifice, I have consistently had the most trouble gaining coopera- tion from the fraternities. I am sure that I will receive an extraordinary amount of bitching that my house was poorly represented. Well you poor bastards, your president was asked repeatedly for pictures of house activities, the year- book staff tried to set up original group pictures and in both endeavors, we failed miserably. Unfortunately, each house was content to use the pictures that were on the composite in the traditional fashion, because it was one hell of a lot less trouble. If an organization bills itself as being fraternal, why doesn't it help? At this time I would like to apologize for this book coming out late. I certain- ly could blame this on others for blowing me off, but that accomplishes noth- ing, so if you have complaints, please come to me. Greg Griffith ., -1 .,.... ...,. -A I 'WWWIWEBE' FifQ! 4 f3Ui::q.::L1:. ,xgL,1L-Pf. ::ii541:15-...,.14 '2L:fi1:.:. i!1M. 1 Jef:'::.L.:M,4,2ii ,,3,'u-1, 'WW , vu, 1, -gg,:X,!4g:,,:m A, ,M ,L:,M1,M..M I x I r f v r I I . 1 ' v 1 r I . 1 1 .i , If w 1 1 A . N 1 4 , w 1 4 1 A-M --f-f -----V:-f--r-1:1-ww-.-, f ..- JA-5:vsN4?::'x,:::z?f?.?fx,.,,:H 1 :I-,gw:fii:ff:::1::,...,f73,:.1 ,LL:h55j23a:gtI',.,,:, .Ju -, V ' x K ,.. f 1 l K L, I QQ r rg i 1 4 l ,, rl- .E P-.A ri ..a ,W . -Y wg . W. i 1 L r P W 4 I, 1 . .! .::l3,,Q:iiI.f am D.: .41A::. 1n.1- .. 1,:f:fY,4 2511, X' 4,:.cw,-2121.4-::A,:3.2.. f,., wa: ' 5 Kappa Alpha -- - ,....,--,-.-mm...-r-1.-ru: . ' ' -- - ' , X 3 M4 tv -v bf SGW! f' nv S Hfqifiigizfil QM, ,-Nga::3f,jg15:,,fzaww-5351 , :Q J ' 'f:1gL:,1,4,AL35L sig, .,L'4,.'::-nf -'nnmm 1f wx-ff-f-lf 7 1:-if - ...an i , ,., w i i , i T l g, . 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Q r .L I Q i I I v 15 5 s 1 , F l f 1x5 P w V r k C l E A a , ! 5 Q X BERNHARD JOHNSON- JOHN-CHJNN5Ew-M- 'IAW'rik'rQE?WHTfE' bNe MEErT , - - CORRESPONDIHG SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT A J ' 1 5355 u I K, ,!, 3 1 Bri' 1 5 ,. , 1, 1 6 ,A 5,51 l , I . , A .1 5 f I3 ' J jc- Q 11 wn.LlAM Moss JAMES BARRow wx A 1 , 1 I A, A ' LU eslmuns ' .1oHN GRAY vermon nuozxs . :l..,, 1 , 5 1 5 W ' x ' 1 L f N ,Q 11 ' 1 1 5 QV ff Q , ck ' 5 , A W, T Q T 5, 1 , ' +6 ' f . 3 'A W Rossm' WAMPLER mon Bum Tone PAul.sEN ' cAswEu.l. A i li r ' E52 Iii 1 fig CHARLES KITTRELL TOM SCHULZ .L X li ' M . ' :ii ' 5 W M i Q 9 --.Mm ,. ,,. ,. . U 1 h 3 ii' ,' i 1 1' 1 1' 5 , . 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Good luck as you put the baby together S ---- - ,. :mac 'qw' I .. .--- - ,,,......,-ze...--1:-:::...q L:,,....'- - 2.-1 e,......,..: , ALPHA PSI OMEGA: Bill Hale Tom Folsom jim Schroff Louis Kopp Lee Hovis Chris Waugh BELL TELEPHONE SCHOLAR: Bruce Kenworthy Woody Kinnard BETA BETA BETA: Robert Brown Gary Cumberland Wes Fleming Fred Kelsey Steve Kozel Fred Lintecum Mike Malone Mike Walker Don Wright john M. Cox joe Creich Linza Killion Craig Roth BROOKES BIBLE AWARD: Dan Hall DALTON SCHOLAR: Ron Presley EPSILON BETA ALPHA: Alex Keith ' jim Click ' Dave Craighead Steve Erdel Bill Freyfogle Bob Hermanson Rick Martin Woody Kinnard Steve Oden Lindley Smith 4' jose Vargas Phil Kliewer Bruce Kenworthy Peter Graven Deen Lincoln Graduated june 1973 Bill Trenchard Gerry Wethington Chip Bezzini Don Tate jeff Tyler Bob Glaze Darrell Gould Bob Hoerber THE EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING: Dave Mackey IFranceI Harry Ruth IGermanyI jim Brexler IGermanyI Rick Martin IGermanyj DOUGLAS SMILEY CHEMISTRY AWARD: Clark Rians GEORGE KEMP SCHOLAR: Steve Paul HEREDITARY MARSHALS: joe Barks Bruce Barrow Tim Lamkin Tom Lamkin john Findley Green Bruce Harris Mark Callis Lawrence White Paul Black jim Ritterbusch HONOR COMMISSION: Chip Robertson Chuck Weedman Bob Depper Ed Scoggins Fred Lintecum Deen Lincoln Tim Lamkin Dave Mackey Rock Warner jim Mattei Craig Collinson Walt Logan M Graduated December 1973 --gn 'f' -fzmgqg-43 ir.a1l'vnr':f1:..:-3-i-1:-,...----fmt......... ...... - ,, , , 4.1-573, '- ., -V H L L-, I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I ,C is I I l.F.C. - officers: Darrell Gould Michael Brinlee Richard Busch Robert Depper Robert Feltmeier William Greenhaw .g1P.2',,1i1.... l'Lg.q, l,',':.a1i--i 36, .. :. ,I:rf'-'.l-,,-4:,g:,,..t ,v , -..-1:1 ,, .M1---.1-:. Dudley Spangler Todd Dicus IOHN E. SIMON AWARD: Robert Fleming Robert M. Brown LAMKIN LATIN AWARD: Brian Greathouse OMICRON DELTA KAPPA:- Richard Strong Steve Paul lay Wippold ' Bruce Miller ' G. David Gearhart H. Phillips Kliewer Timothy Pickell Gary Cumberland Linza Killion Richard K. Martin R Harry Ruth PHI ALPHA THETA: Tom Hearne jim Glover 4' Robert McKinney Edward Robertson William Taggart Walker Hall Kent Lowry David Wright POLITICAL SCI ENC E ASSOCIATES: Ray Stranghoener H john Kay ' Steve Cooper ' lack Ban gert ' SCABBARD AND BLADE Dave Axe john Bangert William Bartholdt ' Graduated june 1973 Lee Hovis Gary Komarek Ted Leemann Robert McKinney Ronald Ruffin Charles Weedman Rodric Widger David Ault - Daniel Crawford john Gray Hilton Heineke Glenn McCoy sKuLLs or SEVEN: Paul Abernathy H. Phillips Kliewer Michael Malone Richard Strong Charles Weedman Eddy Scoggins Edward Robertson S.j.B.: Harry Ruth Paul Abernathy Robert Roddey Walter Logan George Fields Richard Strong Tim Lamkin Alan Farris Michael Brinlee ZETA TAU DELTA: Robert M. Brown john Cox David Eaton Robert Hoerber Bruce Kenworthy Eric johnson Linza Killion D Wood Kinnard H Phillips Kliewer Kent Lowry Thomas Mitchell William McNeese ' Graduated Dece mber 1973 ' Sirk Y .. .. .-fa, .1f-...-Q7 .... ,...:-evwfefm. K, .:--Q,o,,Q...1.1--E.-,IA , - . - :.1.2A Ron Neubauer Steve Paul Tim Pickell Craig Roth Rich Sch muck Ric Strong lose Vargas Curt Paddock 'H' Editor's Note: I fully realize that this list is neither complete or current ... many of the people from last year are listed, but this fills a need that was left out of last year's book. My apologies for any misrepresentations andfor spelling mistakes. Y . 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Dean Graham Wesley House Studios Dick Ault lcensorshipl Kurt Fiegley Chris Phillips Dan Hall Lori Krumholz Delta Tau Delta Dale Purcell linspirationall Larry the artist Sally Reynolds Phi Delta Theta Topeka, Kansas Bubba Rock Rosebud Naifeh the jew Hungry Chuck Bisquits Turkey Squarebanks innumerable Woodsies 8: Les Fisher I l s if ,, 5,1 ' ' fy. it b. I 1 v ' . - QM, -. . .M 21:w5m2'2' s,,,.1. i4wx.1:,.f,:wfuf:1.,1.- :a-:nz::::f.'L--4-Q,-mf' 'Q J W vr vow, f w is I I il iw 'I w 4 Q4 Q, N I W El 11 i 3 21 1 I Y il I l 1 Z ---- 1- .f..- --fp-A-zffz..--f1,. . -- .,.1fcfrf'f1:r::::m--:'.'... .' ' .Q- '-i f . , in Q I X, fW Q Al j K 1 V A 5 3. I , 1 ' gp., 4 Jil L Mum um m ,bwv-'--'igg- . 12250 i i 4 1 l Effin, 1 n 3.5L,1gg..g.:-i.1'l1,.' tagns.-,4xsq4zis5si...-t ei 'HPSR ' I-SG -1-1-- 'J---1415 9 'L' ' A' . I The Westminster College Varsity systemg becoming less significant, or perhaps just slowly fading ' away? I i A i l i l l I r 1 X . l . 1 l i 5 1 V l ' L i i Q. ,- , --,,....., .......--.4 .t...w-H1-vmnnqw., . .-i,..,.fsn.....-'ft -EM-: .e..--'Fx-12:-' ' 1 -' .- ,-v3,,.,,- . ... . , - -- ', -'Z. . 4- 1- --e-:V -fe. 1 -- 5 - . This section is donated to those varsity athletes who, despite an unsupporting an uninterested student body, in their efforts alone keep the varsity system at Westminster alive. .4v 1-7r.:..2g::-1:2 ,-151' ..... -ff--. -rg, .,.:.. if LEW - flflilfilfftfglv s-3-fm.: J-I-5rL.15:zi.wgVf1?1fQ.,J1Aifl'f54E55,J12T'F4J14L:-if ' L, M53 ? W ' -gm' 'T ': uw M 'TAM' ' ,k , sl LI n 4 uh v vu-,ff J .f ! This year's Blue jay soccer team had a rough go of it with 98 per-cent of the squad being freshmen. Winning two games, the team should be large, experienced, and ready for the next season. i X i v P I I I 1 I 1 I ?'-?:'r:::.: ' ' M - f -Y ,,,..o9xm-M.. f. Y 'K ' 'Jac .,,,.,. , ix 1 v 1 r 1 ff? :lx ' fin X f . 4 Mg 5 i i i ' A KH- -..4 .--L Concentration goes farther than the classroomp with out it the marksman loses his most important tool. . -----'.1...a,.,,...-::5,:,,..1, J, ,..:---.:,:g.,.... 'gy f,-:,.,....-g::::-.t.-,,,.,-- -..... . Rifle Team 1 Westminster Opponents l 1812 Lincoln 1833 l 918 Northeast Missouri State 854 Q 1205 Kemper 1104 l 3rd Lincoln lout of 101 12th Southeast Missouri State tout of 241 l 2374 Wentworth 2203 Q 4th Kearny State College lout of 101 1967 Kemper 2009 3rd NRA Sectional Match lout of 111 15th Indoor Camp Perry Match tout of 571 6th University of Nebraska lout of 121 l l l ...l ... i l l 1 E.. i. l VARSITY RIFLE TEAM: CL. TO R.1 FRONT ROW, Iohn Gray, Art Hoge, Rich Streckerg SECOND ROW, Mark Dodge, Coach jesse Revels, jeff Leeka. ,. ...,.. .4---1... ,,....- V V V-fs , ,,-.....wf ..-.,-.f-:L...---:-::::'-f::ri1-'135efLe1ii?r?Qif:iiiErf55'-E f .J .,.. .,. 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ADAMS Major: Psychology. Gamma Delta. IOHN L. ALEXANDER Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Activities: Phi THQMAS L' ADLHNGER . . . MICHAEL s. ANDERSON lmajgrgv Psychology. Activities: Beta Major. Psychologylsociology, E a I. GEORGE M. ANDERSON Major: Psychology. Activities: Beta Theta Pi. IOSEPH M. ASHLEY Major: Psychology. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Ji-E... vt., . , ,-,AgQ1... -, Q, , Ag, .-L, 11...-4 . . ,Q . .N MICHAEL L. AUSTIN Major: Physics. Activities: ent, Varsity Basketball. Independ- Y' IOHN M. BANGERT Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Y, 'YT' Kappa Alpha, ROTC. DAVID C. BARTEL5 Major: Econ. and Business, Activities: Delta Tau Delta. DAVID W. AXE Major: Political Science. Activities: Phi Delta Theta, Wardeng ROTC, Captain. ' ' DAVID G. BARGER Majori Psychology. Activities: Beta Theta Pi. .1 j ,.,,...,,..,, mrfnir ii:iul!?PRF '2.:L4g,g.g.:,g,11o...'.4QQQ:..1.'4414:1szf41.:.a. Q--'I-' - wear...,'.. :..'.at1t-- -111' f - '- L -' CARLTON F. BECKSTEAD Major: Art. Activities: Phi Delta Theta, ArtClub. -5101 BRUCE A. BENJAMIN Major: Chemistry. Activities: Phi Delta X Theta, Pres., IFC Rep. VICTOR O. BRANDON Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: ISA' Varsity Soccer. There is, by God s grace, an immeasurable difference between late and too late. Madame Swetchine STEVEN R BRAUCKSIEKER Major English Activities Beta Theta JAMES L BREXLER Major Political Science Activities Beta Theta Pl Varsity Soccer Varsity Baseball Freshman Class Pres S A Rep IFC Rep Whos Who Am Col leges and Universities PETER E BUSALACKI Major Political Science Religion Ac txvities ISA Sec VPres COLUMNS Sta , 1 I Pi. ' . 2 . , fs - 1 I . . . . . . . . D L 5 1 ' . - . . I . . , ., - ., ' ' ff I -2 ' - A ' . . 1 - 1 -1 - 1 -.. . ,cw ..........,..,.....1aasfm... ,..,..:., - -a-amwff..-ff-::'f1:wY,.... LN- ' ,rsem-:Sl Y 2 -f-sinus. '- - - 'tf ' '-1-Quail-'rf l 1 nz-1 ...- RICHARD F. BUSCH Major: Economics and Business. Activi- ties: Phi Delta Theta: ROTC, Major: Scabbard and Blade. DANIEL S. COLLINSON Major: Activities: Phi Gamma Delta. MARK H. COMFORT Major: Political Science. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Activities: RICHARD P. CONFER ties: Phi Delta Theta. ' : ma- kia MARK W. CLAUSS H. CLARK COOPER ,Q Major: Psychology. Activities: Phi Major: Physical Education. Activities: E : Gamma Delta. Phi Gamma Delta: Varsity Basketball. . V I 5 , QR ' A is + 5 ROBERT W. COCKINC Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, V-Pres. IOHN M. COX Major: Biology. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: Beta Beta Beta: Zeta Tau Delta: Young Democrats, Major: Economics and Business. Activi- 2 s I E t i F 2 i , Q- - .,-All-.Ji .5..3.5:m:Mu3,--,L Varna- -171, Um, .V ,JSI 5-:E -.- ---- ef., DAVID K. CRAIGHEAD Q ' Major: Business and Economics. Activi- I ties: Epsilon Beta Alpha' IFC Rep. ' V. fe. .W f. .. .P a45 . GARY D. CUMBERLAND Major: Biology. Activities: Kappa Alpha. STEPHEN W. DAVIS jf Q'21ff'f4.fQ if Q - 'F 1 Major: Religion. I I' '.', 'xp Ii. 4. '.f 'f'12,fiQi- ':ff ' Q' i'l K DAVID R. EATON Major: Chemistry. Activities: Kappa Alpha. GEORGE A. DEXTER Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Sigma Chi. ROBERT C. EWEN Major: Psychology. Activities: Beta Theta Pi. ,4 ,G tx-h,4 rl 5.1, .r ,,. 'Z . . SJ ,V 1 x 1 my f .KK . . . .f 3 J I 5 I J, . , I' , J , j I I 2 I I . I X I I 2 I 4 I I I I I x I 7 . , KEVIN S. DAY Major: Physical Education. Activities: ISA, Pres., Treas.g Varsity Baseball. ROBERTL DEPPER Major Political Science Activities Kappa Alpha ROTC Battalion Commander IOHN A. FAIRBANKS Major: English. Activities: Delta Tau Delta: Dorm Counselor. SNK ROBERT B FELTMEIER Major Business and Economics Activi tres Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROTC SA Treas -:L Nz. . I I . I 1 . 3 ' ' I I - - . -sv: If' 3,-'Y I .- tg : rw . -3' ' 1 , i'l....a . D... ,-. . .-.ee , .,---.-.s.-,..,... ..-..- w.....,.- . K. .,,-,.w,, -1fff -'..z..- ' .age -V 1-gps.--4 146, V ' . t ....--I-fl 1 The most intelligent men, like the strongest, find their happiness where others would find only disaster, in the labyrinth, in being hard with themselves and with others, in effort, their delight is in self-mastery. F. W. Nietzsche. CHARLES l. GATTI Major: Physical Education. Activities: Delta Tau Delta, Zeta Tau Delta, Ph Alpha Theta, V-Pres., Varsity Track, Cross Country. BOYD R. GOODLOE Major: Speech. Activities: ISA 1 ' A19 THOMAS L. FOLSOM Major: Theatre Arts. Activities: Beta Theta Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, V-Pres. G. DAVID GEARHART Major: Political Science. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pres., SIB, Stu- dent Assembly, V-Pres., Pres., Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Kappa Delta, Who's Who Am Colleges and Universities. GUY K. COODNER Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. , ,,.. . , ,..,. f .,.. ... ...L ,, 3:,,,.,.,:j,,l,1nE:q5Mga:nw.,,,,g,5,,t I-I rQ,,,-,r- ii -A -w-- -'-- WILLIAM K. GRAY Major: Psychology. Activities: Phi Del- -55555.11 V--- ROBERT E. HERMANSON .4 Major: Economics. Activities: Kappa ,f , , , fn, ,my ' X ' Q4 f f 'Q , , f 0 f' 1 , f ' W 'I fi 05 7 V 1 'Z 4 X 2 V ,Q f M y Q 1 f f f f f 1 4 f f f ta Theta. THOMAS W. GREENE Major: Psychology. Activities: Beta Theta Pi. WILLIAM K. GREENHAW Major: Political Science. Activities: Delta Tau Delta: Washington Semes- ter: ROTC, Scabbard and Blade: IFC Rep. BRADLEY IUDD GUSTIN Major: Political Science. Activities: Phi Delta Theta: Dated Phi Delt Sweet Heart, Libe Hoge. WILLIAM R HALE Major History Activities ISA lesters Club Pres Alpha Ps1Omega Pres Alpha, EBA, Varsrty Track. 'll L eif- .... -21. ' 'fl .lf .. I ,-,tm.,f.f,.g.Z1- . ' FRED C. HEWGLEY Major: Psychology. Activities: Phi Del- ta Theta, Warden. ROBERT L. HOVIS STEVEN HOGAN Major: Econ. and Business, Psychology I Vi Major: Psychology. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. PLATT T HUBBELL Activities Sigma Chi : . : : . . . '. , , I I I - ' ' I . .. -...., . ,. ........--. ,.-...... :.,.1..::i...--:..- ...-....-.... .-.- v L.. .. .un-:tai vrfisc.-af -',--Z --H-:n.!2.75 ' ' - 32- 'L ' IT'1:'Vi:L'..'-3 ' -1 IOHN M. IACKSON Major: Sociology. Activities: Sigma Chi. BERNARD W. IOHNSON Major: Sociology. Activities: Phi Kappa ERIC C. IOHNSON Major: Math, Econ. and Business. RANDALL P. IOHNSON Major: Economics and Business. Activi- ties: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. CHAM R. IOHNSTON Major: English. Activities: Beta Theta I Pl. C111 : s-'J . --'.-,O . Q -. -. . . , HMMY I. IOYCE Major: Biology. Activities: Sigma Chi. 1. BRUCE KENWORTHY Major: Physics, Math. Activities: ISA, Pres., Sec.: Alpha Phi Omega, Pres.: EBA: Mu Alpha Theta: Zeta Tau Delta: Omicron Delta Kappa: Who's Who Am. Colleges and Universities: Young Republicans. LINZA T. KILLION Major: Biology. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Dorm Counselor, QSX D. WOOD KINNARD Major: Econ. Pol. Sci, Activities: Beta Theta Pi, Treas.: BLUE JAY, Business Manager: Omicron Delta Kappa, Pres. H. PHILLIP KLIEWER Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Phi Delta Theta, V-Pres, Pres.: Student Associate: Zeta Tau Delta: S.A. Rep.: IFC Rep: Who's Who Am, Colleges and Universities: Skulls of Seven: Omikron Delta Kappa. -5 .M r-1-y'i:. '.,,.f1-fg':fr::mg--i.-:'-ff-....,:-5---,,,...1,4-ff-..f-1-:rgv:1......,,..1,,.,. -:......... .W-. . 'f -w ' WALTER H. KLOSE Major: Psychology. Activities: Sigma Chi V-Pres' Varsity Tennis. GARY R. KOMAREK Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Sigma Chi, Treas, Sec.: ROTC, Captain, Scabbard and Blade. TED A. LEEMANN Major: Econ. and Bus. Activities: Delta Tau Delta. GARY M. MACALUSO Major: Theatre. Activities: P Theta, V-Pres. IAMES K. LOWRY Major: History. Activities: Sigma Chi. i Delta MICHAEL W. MALONE Major: Biology. Activities: Kappa Al- pha: Skulls of Seven: Omicron Delta Kappa. 33- il.-lx-, -15,515 32.,.ww,r ...t Leagues.:-ze .suv '-f 'N'- fee 4 I I I h BENIAMIN D. LINCOLN Major: Econ. and Bus. Activities: Sigma Chi, Pres., EBA: Honor Commission: IFC Court justice: Varsity Tennis: Stu- dent Associate. WALTER C LOGAN Major Econ and Business Activities Phi Gamma Delta Treas Honor Commission Recorder SIB ROTC Scabbard and Blade Student Asso crate Who s Who Am Colleges and Universities ERIC M. MARTIN Major: Political Science. Activities: Delta Tau Delta, Sec.: IFC Rep., S.A. Rep.: Washington Semester. RICHARD K MARTIN Major Econ 81 Bus Activities PhiDel ta Theta Freshman Class V Pres S A Social Chm Omicron Delta Kappa , ., - , , . . . - 1 1 f 1 1 ' 1 ' ' I T , 'I ' . . , I , . .M . e.-,. .,.. .- .. ,Y .,..::f.a.---i ,.....:.-,L '-....LfgAe:.:Y - - - - LP-22u..:.'---- 4 1 5 .. 4 - ,n -V, . - - : ..- , -,. s. ,...... ,,.-.,- -1 -- -:1i4., ...--. .S L f 41 :S 1? ITFI' IAMES C. MCGINNES Major: Political Science. Activities: Sigma Chi: Student Assembly: IFC Rep 15,1 SAMUEL E. MCHARD Major: Econ, and Business. Activities: Phi Delta Theta. an...-nu WlLLlAM H. MCNEESE Major: Math, Chemistry. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pres.: Mu Alpha Theta. CHRISTOPHER Y. MEEK 'Major: Psychology, Sociology. Activi ties: Beta Theta Pi. 'KH ,..-5 -an PAUL D MILLER Major. Psychology. Activities. Kappa Alpha. 1 9 i V-'1:::'r-r..' 21:15-4 'I I 1 , w1LLlAM I. Moss Z .,i5EfQ, :fjj,:Q..lQ,g3 Major: Psychology, Activities: Phi Kap 'f15i2Z:.i . 2 Pa Psi- ff, l f 0 MQ, f L -f SCOTT M. MULFORD Major: English. Activities: Kappa Al- pha: Dorm counselor: Mixed Chorus: Dept. Asst. 4'-5, Sf-fgsfit. -,.. ' . .. , :. vm -i '71 5 5:.:eF.,.:'g - 5. HENRY C. NILES Major: English, Activities: Kappa Alpha. 5Ti:f?tf:.'t':F'Qi1:1!1iE4!Tr7? XII?-w:'1ff:?f:E:!:515-p f:1r.Tf1-2131:-f':r'r':.. T,..v-my .-.- .4 P 5:f', '2,-53,344.55::::3xga,1t1j:.'.:4l5'a'u ,zu t - Zim .:.s:r is 1...g :ar , H 2-A-' 'M' IOHN O CONNER Major: Psychology. Activities: Phi Kap- pa Psi. RICHARD M. OMOHUNDRO Major: Biology, Psychology. Activities: Beta Theta Pi. STEVEN C. ODEN Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Phi Delta Theta: S.A. Rep.: Epsilon Beta Alpha: Who's Who Greek Frat. and Sororities. STEPHEN 1. PAUL Major: English, Math. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Mu Alpha Theta: Dorm Counselor: Zeta Tau Delta: Omikron Delta Kappa: Who's Who Am. Colleges and Universities: S.A. Rep. TIMOTHY V PICKELL Major Political Science Activities Phr Gamma Delta Sec SA V Pres SIB Varsity Track Zeta Tau Delta Phi Al pha Theta Washington Sem Om: kron Delta Kappa Who s Who Am Colleges and Universities Westminster Ambassadors Pres -neun WILLIAM V. POE Major: Psychology, Sociology. Activi- ties: Phi Gamma Delta. LAWRENCE D. POTTS Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Beta Theta Pi. IOHN E. PIHLBLAD Major: Philosophy Sociology. Activi- ties: Delta Tau Delta. SCOTT P. POSEY Major: Physical Education. Activities: Beta Theta Pi. IOHN K PRATT Major Psychology Activities Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 -1 - - ' -1 1 . ' . . . I . 1 r ' - 1 -1 ' , I , , 1 , . I . . ...W ...............-....f......w.-f--. f..,,, .. .av-:vm , ,. . -- .M '.,.- ' -ef-Jun? - ' - v iff- - 4:'iE4:5.:L-- U RUSSELL A. RANEY CRAI . Major: German. G S ROTH Major: Biology. EDWARD D. ROBERTSON Major: History, Religion. Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Treas., IFC Pres.: HAROLD l- ROTHWELL S,A, Treagg Phi Alpha Theta, pres., Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: COLUMNS Staff, Honor Commissiong BETH Theta Pi? 5-A-C0 f95P0f1dln8 SBC-F TTA' Skulls of Seven, Grand Marshall: Stu- Col-UMNSIACL Manage'- dent Associate: Zeta Tau Delta: Omi kron Delta Kappa. ROBERT L. RODDEY RONALD S. RUFFIN Major: Political Science. Activities: Major: Psychology. Activities: Kappa Sigma Chi,5 Young Republicans, S.A. Alpha, ROTC, Scabbard and Blade, Rep, SIB. gy V-Pres. '43 '-' J ,sh f'LA ' ROBERT E. RODDEY MICHAEL D. RUSSELL 'Q' Major: Biology, Activities: Delta Tau Major: Political Science. Activities: ' ATT A. Delta, Beta Beta Beta: Zeta Tau Delta. Delta Tau Delta. :Ti -1 '4 I IOHN I. ROSS t Q5 - ROBERT A. SCHMITTA 4 A A Major: Speechj Activitjegg Della Tau .-73, ' v Major: Econ. and Business. Activitites: Delta, I H ' .u..., Sigma Chi. '11 TI 'i'- Y '73-':Ef'i'Z'l7:'-ftf'f'f'ff37fi'51'fT7::?12! iT!T7W'l!'57777FL5T'T?'ff'tgv,..-,L--:gg.-f'? F7 '! 'FIT .i if RICHARD A. SCHMUCK Major: English. Activities: Beta Theta ARTHUR W. STICKLE Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Delta Tau Delta. v tw.',1g..:4ggsi1:1:':a.wff..:.f..:4:4:ss:.i..+if----sv1-1' .-M:--1-- J11w JH' ' ' 1- L Major: Theatre. Acitivities: Phi Kappa Psi Pres.: lesters V-Pres: Alpha Psi Omega. r ICHARD C. STRONG Aajor: Chemistry. Activities: Phi 'amma Delta. GEORGE W. SWISHER Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Sigma Chi. WILLIAM C. TAGGERT Major: Political Science. Pi I, JAMES M. SCHROFF I IEFFERY W SCOTT Major Psychology Activities Beta Theta Pl RICHARD H. STRECKER Major: Psychology, Speech. Activities: Phi Delta Theta: Publications Board. IOSE A. VARGAS Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Phi Gamma Delta: Zeta Tau Delta: EBA, V-Pres.: United Nations Semester. DAVID B WALKER Major Biology I . .... .. ..... ....,..-...-.......,........'-ft-, ...,.. . ,.... eminem- A .. mm. - 'k1 .,.g.--- CHRISTOPHER R. WAUCJH Major: Activities: Sigma Chi. --- : -f- ':3.'l...4g--'L-:-,3:.f:-'-'-..g::qg:-xg' -,',.i.':Jjf.--',,,j':Q-1QQf:3-,,-::gQQ:fl--EE::l::g:a-.--:T--- -f'--: '::g:25-':1L-1' -' ,1 -'N .,.. ' ,. CARL WENCER Major: Religion, Sociology. Activities: Sigma Chi: Rugby Club: Young Republicans. 5, vmrtwmt vw X X is Q saws Q 1313 .ana::5:5-2555:-vwgsezif 'ws l55555355555E555i5E5i:fr5ki::5':' ' - '15 1 K!f:27.5:-:3z35:-:5, ..v:'9i .' .:. 23:1 .gueffft .- -fef. . 3 'E i ts vi D 8 2- 1327 P if 'ix ' .P ffifff RODRIC A. WIDCER Major: Psychology. Activities: ISA: S.A. I Rep.: Young Republicans: ROTC, Scabbard and Blade, my 4 .:.:2.1.- .-...ge :A--1' 1- -xN-3-swQS:-::1:::f-5:9 :rr:- - 1:-:4-' -E5f5i5ffi5:ifT:' i ii: I 'X .- 1 'Ef,,-:2g..':Is,. ?-5.ff i 2ag- 5 if'rf555I .15 .5255 V1 ' if 1' N-iffaa.-12:-5:.EEEEEEEEF . .. ei.. . Q . -- , .551 f Q CHARLES E, WEEDMAN Major: Econ. and Business. Activities: Beta Theta Pi: COLUMNS, Bus. Manag- er: Honor Commission: Chm: Publica- tions Board: Omikron Delta Kappa. SCHUYLER F. WHEELER Major: Math. Activities: ISA: Mu Alpha Theta. -for IOSEPH R. WINDISCH Major: Physical Education. Activities: ISA. CHARLES R. WORLEY Activities: Delta Tau Delta. x.:..,.::zs:fm.:.....,.,. mf?-3-2 J..-mm, --' g --.:::. 5j? 5' 12 if Y SCOTT l. WILSON Major: History. Activities: Phi Delta Theta: IFC Rep.: Young Republicans. l 1 l l , .. l '. j .Q THOMAS W. WINTER l Major: Political Science. Activities: Phi Y Gamma Delta. , .ui 2' 'i if 'xl i 7 .- .ij -4121 UNIORS 1,2 :.. -ggaif-1l.:IQ11,q1-Bilsfzlliill. - mwah w,:.1L.o4:..-..... Reid G. Adamson Paul R. Ahlvin Michael B. Atkin Douglas E. Attebery james R. Barrow George C. Bartley George Baumgartner Iarnes T. Bellamy Larry D. Bennett Mario A. Bezzini Thomas D. Bivens Richard D. Blim William E. Bolin jeffrey C. Brian Michael F. Brinlee David T. Brooks 1. Montie Brown Robert M. Brown Beau S. Campbell Richard A. 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'1::5 1'-' .1 Football arrived on the local scene in the fall of 1893 when a group of students calling themselves the best eleven in college began to work out at the Deaf and Dumb Institute. It did not take long for a rival group to challenge the braggarts, and a match game was arranged for Thanksgiving Day at Star Park just below the Hockaday house. According to the local press account, some 300 or 400 turned out to watch the Kickers maul the best eleven in college 15 to 2. The GAZETTE'S reporter noted: The Kickers were outweighed but showed greater head- work and superior generalship. The College made several bad plays, they seemed to be afraid of getting their suits dirty ... We are sorry to say that we did not see anything worthy of mention on the College team except the claim- ing of fouls on the part of Lamkin. The following fall Maule welded the components of these two outfits into Westminster's first real football team. With Ellison A. Neel at quarterback and Maule at left half, the boys challenged some kind of a team in Mexico and came off the worse for wear. The rather slightly built Maule was knocked out early in the game while Mexico had a fullback who went at will either around or through or over us as his fancy dictated. About all our boys could do was to run along beside him and hope that he would fall down and break a leg which he never did. The final score stood 44 to 4. Under the leadership of L. Mitchell White, the college's outstanding athlete during this period, the students re- organized the old Westminster Athletic Association in the fall of 1902 and gave it complete charge of all sports. It sold memberships for a dollar a year which enabled the holders to attend all games. New enthusiasm was aroused among the merchants. The Association purchased 15 new uniforms and hired Sam Anderson, one of the famous State University Tigers, to coach the team. With White captaining the eleven from his fullback slot for the fourth straight year the Westminster squad compiled a highly successful 4-2-3 season. Following a disastrous 1921 season, coach Hubert Green resigned at mid year. With the help of a special alumni committee, President Reed lured james E. Pixlee from the world of business to serve as Green's successor. An alumnas of the University of Missouri, Possum Pix- E R l -l I ? l l K , R Ng,- ' 1+ - --' ----- - --- --- -...f- cs. r::..,-, -f : g:,::y.g.. lee had coached at Missouri Wesleyan and- Oklahoma A84M interspersed with a stint in the army. He had been a success all three places and during the next 716 years would take Westminster to the small college athletic heights. Like his predecessors Pixlee coached football, basketball, and baseball, and he produced numerous champions in all three. The following winter, in December, 1922, Westminster joined eight other church-related colleges at Moberly to discuss their relationships within the Missouri Intercolle- giate Athletic Association. They had become increasingly dissatisfied with the amount of subsidization given athlet- ics by the state supported schools as well as by differ- ences in school terms and in curriculum. Now, they de- cided that the time had come to withdraw and establish their own conference. They created the Missouri College Athletic Union and elected Dean George Sweazay as its first president. This move greatly reduced tensions and provided overall a more competitive situation for both groups. That spring, Coach Pixlee appeared before the Board to ask for certain improvements at Priest Field to equip it for a better all around sports program. Once begun, the bet- terment program grew beyond original intentions. When finally finished in the spring of 1924, Priest Field had two gridirons -- one to be kept sodded for regular play and the other for practice -plus a 25 foot cinder track with four laps to the mile surrounding the main playing area. Four baseball diamonds and four tennis courts had also been provided. Topping it all off were permanent bleach- ers on the west side of the new'football field and a small field house on the east. To justify all this academically and indeed his existence on the faculty, Pixlee, in the meantime, had introduced a full schedule of courses in physical education and coach- ing theory. The college required the former of all fresh- men while upperclassmen had to pass a physical fitness test at stated intervals. The latter came under the new education curriculum being developed, and students might elect up to four hours toward their degree. Pixlee spent the major portion of his time, however, in building competitive teams for intercollegiate sports. He recruited widely and secured the assistance of local mer- chants, who hired his athletes for a variety of odd jobs. - 2'.:S'QE:-112'i?:ufgef4::5 -Siiifznzr 'Y51rff5EEEay?EE?Er5iE : - rfffrffffff- f' sm. , :4.- argent...-N., ..-......-Mx..- V - ...A . i i Led by Curt Blattner and Boulware jameson,,the business- men organized the Blue lay Association, a forerunner of the present-day quarterback clubs. In the fall of 1924, Bru- tus K. Hamilton joined the faculty as assistant coach and instructor in history with athletic enthusiasts among the alumni and townspeople subscribing at least part of his salary. That year, 1924-25, Pixlee's efforts suddenly paid off in grand fashion. Westminster entered its golden age of sports. For the next decade and a half the Blue lays would dominate M.C.A.U. competition in every activity. It be- gan with Westminster's first winning football team since the great squad of 1911. Their supporters had an inkling of things to come when the Blue lays opened the season with a 13-0 victory over William Jewell at Liberty - the first time they had beaten the Cardinals in 23 years tthey had not played them in 19119. The campus went wild as cars of boys sped through the streets yelling, singing, and shouting. Then a snake dance formed. President Reed declined to grant a full holiday on the Saturday fol- lowing the game but did give the students the first hour off so that they could meet the victorious gridders when they arrived at the depot As the season progressed so did the tension, particular- ly since the Blue lays went through their first five games unscored on. Sometimes the games away from home would be carried on that new invention, the radio, and the students would gather around a centrally located set in ReUnion Hall to listen to the play-by-play account. Reed appointed Pressly Edwards as the college's press reporter to follow the squad and relay word to the city newspapers on each Friday afternoon's game so that it would make the Saturday morning editions. With the col- lege in the midst of its fund-raising efforts, the president did not wish to miss a turn on publicity. The Blue lays finally yielded a touchdown to Missouri Wesleyan in winning 13-7 but bounced back to shut out Drury 6-0 at the second annual homecoming and Dad's Day celebration. A 33-9 triumph over Central Wesleyan paved the way for the final game with Central, the ancient rival, at Fayette on Thanksgiving Day. Victory there would clinch the conference championship as well as an unde- feated season. The Blue lay Association arranged for an eight-car special train to take students and townspeople to the home of the Eagles It included four day coaches two parlor cars and a diner to accommodate those who -as-aQu...,,z-v.s.,gh.q ' 1 - 1 U K W Y WNW, -,.,,.,,.,4.,,..,- ,ff,,...,-fu.,---fa.-Q .He ---L-w ' ff ' wanted their turkey dinners en route. An enormous throng witnessed the Westminster heroes score two fourth quarter touchdowns to win it 13-0. The joy of the Fulton crowd knew no bounds, and a gay train returned to the Kingdom of Callaway that evening. Fortunately, the faculty had already agreed to give thestudents Friday and Saturday off, win or lose. When the KANSAS CITY STAR picked its mythical all- state college eleven, three Westminster men made the first team: lack Frost and joe Haw at tackles, Max Farring- ton at quarterback. Frost received the additional honor of being named captain of the all-stars. Beyond this, the Blue lays placed four men on the second team and one on the third with three receiving honorable mention - not a single member of the first eleven being overlooked. Westminster's football champions of 1924 did not re- peat their success the following year as they fell victim to their old nemesis, William lewell, and to Missouri Wesley- an, but they roared back in 1926 to lose only to Kirksville Normal in the opening game, then go through their con- ference season of seven games undefeated and unscored on. Again, the climax on the field came at Fayette with a special train carrying the Blue lay supporters to watch the L1-ui1:5-.::.::4Q..:-.i4g:?Tlzss::':z:Eehui::.'f-ggg '-1:51:17 ' ,., . -- -.. , ' ' ' -rr J'-'mf--f -15:v..0- -:::53:.+: .i5'z3g,,g,,-,L 21-0 triumph. But unfortunately the football story did not quite end there that fall. A few minutes after the game, Professor Frederic A. Culmer of Central, the duly elected official arbiter of the M.C.A.U., raised the question of the eligibility of the Blue lay's star end, Hank Iba. At their first meeting of the fall term, the faculty, following a long-standing practice, had agreed to allow Iba to take a second final examination in sophomore English on the recommendation of jerry Reeves. He had failed the first time out in the spring, but under Westminster rules iwhich many other colleges also followed! at that time, he could petition for a second chance. Ordinarily this must be done within a week, but Hank had gone off to summer school at Warrensburg and did not get around to it until he returned. The second time out, he passed both the examination and the course. On November 13, with the entire season completed ex- cept for the Central game, Professor Culmer announced that thereafter all grades to be counted toward eligibility had to be on the college books by the end of the semes- ter. This meant no makeup examinations. Westminster agreed that they could live with this if the others could but had no idea it would be applied retroactively. Within a week of the game, Culmer made Iba's ineligibility for football official. 1 ':1....A.-1:...,.,--fzzilggggeifgqigggzagzgrffi.fgggfzzzggfqiz -1-a A 5. I, l 11 1 l ll: .,. 1,- 1f':' Exif l 7.1. ln . it-if .J , ,1...l ,Q 1. - v 5.1. ' 11. TILE , .... NCEE?- .i.'.Tu v,. 13,.. Q.. l rf.- ,r ,...,, -f'i?L': th- f-::::f'f,!'!gTFF???f?h-Q1:::5?:fifS!-?F'TS'!2F7Fv???i5'E53I?TE-57znmzf ------rznwn-wan .-gg F ...... ,4.:u.II...:r1. f..1.,.....s- . -s..., - .L.....f.. - A much more serious charge had arisen in the mean- time, however, in the case of halfback Russell White. Ful- tonians and the college community awoke the day after the Central game to read in the Kansas City papers that Culmer had declared him ineligible on the grounds of professionalism. Unlike the lba case, this implied gross misconduct on the part of Westminster officials in cover- ing up the facts. ln reality, these men had raised the ques- tion themselves with Culmer early in the season after becoming fearful that White's participation in Chillicothe Business College prior to coming to Fulton might cause problems. Inasmuch as White made no attempt to trans- fer credits from there, the arbiter declared him eligible. Then after the Blue lay victory he reversed himself on the basis of new evidence, the exact nature and source of which he refused to reveal in public. Westminster protested and carried an appeal to the annual M.C.A.U. meeting in Kansas City on December 11. Here they requested an open hearing with the press as spectators. The other schools refused. Behind closed doors, Culmer revealed that after protests from William Jewell and one other school, unnamed but not Central, he had investigated the White case further. In doing so, he found that White had played and coached for his hometown business college three years without really attending the school, receiving various renumerations as he needed them for his services. Pixlee, according to his later statement to the press, refuted all of this with affida- vitsp but the conference upheld Culmer. They exonerated Westmins'ter's coaching staff and the college officials of any knowledge of or collusions in White's problems but nevertheless expelled the school from the conference. They just as promptly turned around and offered read- mission which Westminster accepted. lt was a sad mo- ment for Dean Sweazey, who had headed the M.C.A.U. since its inception and who quietly but firmly upheld the college's case. Both Coaches Pixlee and Hamilton stayed on for two more years. The 1927 football squad, hampered by gradu- ation losses, managed only a 3-4-1 season, but Pixlee came back in 1928 to coach the Blue lays to a 6-2-1 cam- paign. The following spring he announced his resignation to go to George Washington University as head football coach and director of athletics. A fierce competitor, Pix- lee had made an excellent record at Westminster and brought the school a considerable amount of athletic fame. , 2 --1.1: ...sh Westminster felt the depression with full force by the fall of 1931. It became necessary in October, as the trea- sury stood empty, to ask the faculty to voluntarily return some of their salaries. All but two did, and the college saved S3,000. Registration showed a student body above 300 with a full freshman class, but nearly one-third were receiving some kind of aid. Still the college maintained its standards with some 20 prospects turned away for aca- demic or other reasons. Melvin promised the Board at its February, 1932, meeting, that he would present a trimmed budget in june with some faculty cuts and reductions in salary from the president down through the ranks. He al- ready had a faculty committee working with the dean to see what could be done. Shortly thereafter Westminster suffered another blow. Sometime that spring a Mr. Monilaw, an investigator for the Executive Council of the North Central College Asso- ciation, visited the campus apparently unannounced. In examining the school's records, he discovered that a larger percentage of the football squad receiving scholar- ship aid or employment on campus than the percentage of such aid and employment in the whole student body. When he reported this to his superiors, they placed West- minster on probation for a year without a hearing or even a warning. College officials protested that the discrepen- cies did not exist by design. But the action made it essen- tial to bring athletic expenses, which had again gone in the hole by 54,000, into line, especially in view of the whole budgetary review then being undertaken. On Thursday, May 5, 1932, the faculty met in special session to hear the report of the dean's committee on budget. In light of the North Central's action and the straightened financial circumstances of the college, it recommended that football be temporarily discontinued. With President Melvin and Danny Gage absent and Coach Stuber abstaining, the faculty voted 16-0 to accept the proposal and pass it on to the Board. At the same time they asked the trustees to try to retain Stuber in some other capacity should he desire to stay. The following day, Dean Sweazey and Professors Mc- Cluer and McPheeters presented the faculty action to a special called meeting of the Board in St. Louis with cer- tain interested alumni present. A thorough discussion ensued with President Melvin supporting the facuIty's request. He had been in touch with several of his fellow presidents in the M.C.A.U. and found them considering the same thing. After a motion by one of the alumni to drop all intercollegiate athletics failed, the trustees voted to concur in the faculty recommendation. Westminster had seen its last football team! The news hit the student body like a shockwave. Al- though rumors had been flying for the past week or so, no one could really believe that the college would take this drastic step. The Blue lay eleven had gone through an undefeated season in the fall of 1931. Only a 0-0 tie with William Jewell on a snow covered field in the final game marred their record. Six starters had made the Associated Press's M.C.A.U. All Star first team: guard lrley McClard, the Blue lay captain, tackle Red Blanton, halfback Norm Edmunds, end jim McClanahan, center lim Smith, and quarterback Billy Tolliver. Most of this great team would be returning. One team member recalls vividly the scene that week- end at The Greek's, a student hangout located on Court Street. There, before a packed house, Red Blanton, the team's captain-elect and one of the toughest tackles ever to don the Blue, stood on a table at the edge of the balcony toward the rear of the cafe. With impassioned oratory, he urged the assembled throng to rise up in pro- test and save the game. This they did, though perhaps not quite as vociferously as Blanton hoped. A petition quickly made the rounds asking that football be restored. ln order to cut costs it proposed that one coach be hired for all sports, season tickets be sold among the students, and no new equip- ment be bought. Student Body President Wallace Bowers presented this to the faculty at their May 20 meeting. They agreed to allow him to take it to the Board. At the same time, they appointed their own committee to consider whether football could be made to pay for itself and pre- sent its findings to the trustees. When the Board met ten days later, it refused to rescind its previous action. lt also decided to dispense with Stuber's services. Fortunately he secured the vacant post at Cape Girardeau Normal. Al- though there had been threats that most of the team would go with him, only four finally did so. -m.,e-QLXQQM My W V W ,, I if Hank lba is pictured third from the left. Reprinted from Westminster Collegeg An Informal His tory, 1851-1969, through the courtesy of the author Wil liam E. Parrish. Expert Framing: Certificates - Awards -Shingles - Pictures - Prints DOW Ht l3ET'l'Y'S YARNS and GIFTS 530 Court Street o Fulton, Missouri 65251 Phone 13141 642-2819 C, End College Confusion: Our FIRST Concern is for You. 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