Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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-my BAPTIST STUDENT UNION - BOTTOM ROW: Pat Kassnerg Linda son: James Coon. TOP ROW: Janice Cline: Bob Leeka: John Peters: Yoast: Mary Lou Horsley: Judy Maness: Ruth Ann Hardgrave. SEC- David Cline: Patricia Guy: Darrell Wood. OND ROW: Donna Loy: Darlene Millbern: Wayne Taylor: Mary Patterf Baptist Students Sponsor Tilgram 20 Singers, Founded at Wichita State University in 1955, the Baptist Student Union has grown to a membership of 70. This year the group sponsored the per- formance of Pilgram 20 Singers in Duersen Fine Arts Center. This premiere performance launched a tour of ten campuses in the Kan- sas-Nebraska area. Members of the Baptist Student Union participated in IT! The organization also played host to the Kansas Baptist Student convention held November 3-4. The organization sponsored monthly as well as seasonal festivities throughout the school year. The outstanding social activity was the Spring Picnic honoring high school graduates. onthly social events at their house at 1818 North Yale.

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Anthropology Club members help remodel the Anthropology Mu- seum as one ofthe year's projects. ast Cultures Probed By Anthropology Club Assembling artifacts and ideas ofthe past to reveal ideas for the present and future was the purpose the WSU Anthropology Club. This year the club reached an enlarged membership of sixty-five students, and spon- sored various speakers throughout the year. Club members attended the Anthropology convention held this year in Washington D. C. and helped with the remodeling of the An- thropology Museum this January. The club, open to all students interested in the field, visited several museums and the Philbrook Art Center in Oklahoma. ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: Dr. Karl Schlesier. advis- Blazer. THIRD ROW: Howard Fries: Virginia McCombs3 Barbara Pel- org Hal Ottaway, president: Luke Vickery3 Larry Brosiusg Jerry Mar- ley: C. Brent Shumardg Suzie Miles. TOP ROW: Ned Stoll: Richard ting Marilyn Mooreg Jackson Carter. SECOND ROW: James Gregory: Ruppel: Edward Greenamyreg William Haughtong MarjorieHumbar- Terri Burchett. Robert L. Harris: Bonnie Lauppe: Katie Blazer: Lee garg Karen Morse.

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ZETA PHI ETA - FIRST ROW: Wanda Graham, Marilyn Whitcomb, Judie Dansby, Kathy Graves, Karen Dill: SECOND ROW: Cheryl Zi- elke, Cindy Dalee, Rosemary Gerhardt, Helen Probst, Pat Moline, THIRD ROW: Betty Aboussie, Sheri Simon, Pat Stevens, Linda Gouty, Dixie Ashton Harms. Zeta Phi Eta Gives Service to Blind, Children A national professional speech fraternity for women, the local chapter Alpha Zeta of Zeta Phi Eta was established on the WSU campus in 1950. It was founded at North- western University in 1893. The honorary's main projects included preparation of a speech directory for distri- bution within the department and taping recordings of special requests, such as litera- FENCING CLUB f FRONT ROW: Don Towner, Bruce Eden, Jerry Baker: SECOND ROW: Jim Schmidt, Arnold Anderson. ture for the blind and parliamentary proce- dure for use by gifted children. Members of Zeta Phi Eta also perform a skit, Hoops to Hobbleskirtsj' for communi- ty organizations to finance taping and other expenses. Socially, the women held a Christmas par- ty to facilitate interdepartmental communi- cations. Fencing Club Trains Members for Rivalry WSU's Fencing Club was founded on cam- pus in the fall of 1966. Team members, striving to advance the sport of fencing, helped train students at other universities and schools. A special project of the group this year was to train and send a team of fencers to the National Collegiate Championships. Bruce Eden, president of the Fencing Club, placed in the top six of the 1967 National Collegiate Fencers. The WSU foil team placed first at the Wichi- ta open tournament. Team members took first in eppe and second in foil competition at Oklahoma.