Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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PHYSIES HIHMHN EIHSSIEHI IHNHIIHEIS BOWMAN SHARP DR. CLEMENTSIEVERS GLADYS SISSELL LOLIE E. SMITH VANE SMITH Asst., Chemistry Asst. Professor, Psychology Asst. Professor, Home Eco. Asst. Professor, Home Eco. Asst. Professor, Economics DR. J. DUNCAN SPAETH CLAYTON H. STAPLES LOIS STEBBINS FLOYD O. TOMPKINS EDWARD TURNER Visiting Professor, English Director, Art Department Secy., College Education Instructor, Voice Instructor, Woodwind DR. W. A. VERWIEBE DR. HUGO WALL WINIFRED WALLING DR. FORREST L. WHAN CAROL S. WILLIAMSON Professor, Geology Professor, Political Science Instructor, Accordion Assoc. Professor Speech Instructor, Expression GEORGE D. WILNER SAMUEL A. WOFSY S. W. WRIGHT ALICE CAMPBELL WRIGLEY Professor, Dramatics Professor, Spanish Professor, Economics Instructor, Expression IHIIEHIHH3

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VHIEI MHSIE JHlIHNHlISM SPHNISH Mm DR. R. G. MOOD, JR. GLENN W. MOSS DR. FRANK G. NELSON PAUL M. OBERG DOWNING P. O'HARA Assoc. Professor, English Asst., Zoology Department Asst. Professor, English Professor, Theory, Piano Librarian DR. HENRY ONSGARD MINNIEF. OWENS DR. MARTIN F. PALMER VIRGINIA PALMER DR. CECIL B. READ Professor, History Asst. Professor, Voice Professor, Speech Science Secy., Dean of Women Asst. Professor, Mathematics BEATRICES. PEASE DOROTHY E. POSTIER MABEL W. REDFIELD ALINE W. RHODES FAYE M. RICKETTS Instructor, Violin Asst., Library Circulation Instructor, Piano Instructor, Expression Instructor, Economics DR. JOHN RYDJORD AUDREY SANFORD MARIE SCHAD KLARASEPMEIER DR. KURT A. SEPMEIER Professor, History Instructor, Clarinet Secretary, Comptroller Instructor, Expression Professor, Gorman UNVVEHSIIY

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SlNIHH ElHSS NE HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN graduates-to-be met in October to launch last-year activities and to elect officers-Doug Gleason to the presidency, Alice Jane Brown, the vice-presidency, Janet Tudhope, the secretarial ofliceg and Mary Evelyn Brincefield, the treasury. To represent them in the Student Council, they selected Clark Ahlberg and Katherine Israel. Then the officers met to select committees to carry on those activities identified only with graduation. To head the activity committee were gMr. Ahlberg and Lewis Crum, assisted by Dorothy Strickland, Margaret Alexander, Ruth Williams, Gail Frank, Mary Jane Jacob, Nellie Girvin, Chub Johnson, and Bob Campbell. Tom Barr was chairman of the announcement committee, which included Ann Nichols, Carol Wood, and June Illgner. The gift com- mittee composed of Dorothy Tennant, Merle Coover, Dorothy Toland, and George Schnug, was headed by Miss Israel. Leroy Warner and Jeanne Carr were named co-chairmen of the cap and gown committee. Members were Doug Nunn, Marguerite Cleary, Kenneth Marts, Doro- thea Kane, and Mary Elsie Reser. Then came months of play, work, excitement, as the time grew nearer. At last the time came. One hundred sixty-seven seniors-all draped in academic cap and gown and looking more alike and dignified than ever before-heard Wichita's Rt. Rev. Monsgr. W. M. Farrell de- liver the baccalaureate address June 4. Two nights later they met together for the last time and heard H. M. Gage, president of Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, give their com- mencement address. And so l67 college graduates with 167 diplomas take their 167 places in the workaday world to bring esteem and praise to themselves and to their alma mater-the University of Wichita. These random shots of senior officers and com mittee heads caught them when they least sus pected the camera. From left to right ftop they are Doug Gleason, presidentg Alice Jane Brown vice-presidentg Janet Tudhope, secretary Mary Evelyn Brincefield, treasurer. Chairmen of com mittees fhelowj are Katherine Israel, class gift Leroy Warner, cap and gowngJeanne Carr cap and gowng Lewis Crum, student activityg Clark Ahl I herg, student activityg Tom Barr, announcement