William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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Douhtless this hook ufill never become a classic except to those of us for ufhom, ufith the passing of years, time ufill have mvelloufed its pages ufith memories. Then perusing these pages ufe ufill feel more and more that these were indeed the happiest days of our lives. LQIQII RY GE Cable af Eonieufs FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ................................................,......... - ACTIVITIES .C,,......CAC.... ORGANIZATIONS .....,v,, SPORTS .,...CSC,.SCCC..CS...CC,...,... ADVERTISEMENTS .,....... 6 22 48 70 I IO 1 30 Zzfulfy and Admiuisfrafivu SN - 4 T- ff ' ' tu K , X , :fn J 'f f X X I , 1 i . W? GR ix xg s. , QL .u 1-cuz: -.,- .,--1-. ,.-: 'GJ Faculty g.:' - . L1 sf,-' ,319 'Y .4 KQV R, xi . The driving and constant purpose of the faculty has been to inculcate into each student who seeks it, a hasic hroad edu- cation within the frarneuforlq of C hristianity, an education which would enrich his entire life. The groufth of the College, the achievements of its gradu- ates, and the high ideals of its students are sufficient evidence of the attainment of this goal. 8 BAKER BOWMAN BRAY BRUNER CARLIN CHILES COFFMAN CO FRAN CRAWFOIKD GLORIA BAKER, A.B., M.A., Instructor in Music, GEORGIA BOWMAN, A.B., BJ., A.M., Ph.D., Director of Forensics, Assistant Professor of fournalisrng TOM BRAY, A.B., Th.M., Director of Religious Actizfitiesj WILBUII BRUNER, A.B., A.M., Professor of Modern Languages, OPAL CARLIN, A.B., B.L.S., Librarian, LUTIE CHILES, A.B., M.A., Associate Professor of Education, A. W. COFFMAN, Assistant Treasurer, RODNEY COFRAN, M.F.A., In- structor in Artj ROGER CRAWFORD, A.B., B.S., Assistant Professor of Physics. 5 4 Z F. Regis: of A1 rector B.A.3 M.A., GIER, seurn, Biolog of Ps A.B.g TON, 4 - . .- ...- N., .:.m.-.-1... ..,,,...,.-.z.-:ev 1u-,....,....- for-,-1.---.. ..., . Y J 4 fb---U .... --...,.-.,-........,--.,-,-...1--...,-Y, ,M an.-Q - mmm Q-in I imi- RD EEORGIA ssistant ctor of Issor of ,' LUTIL A. W. A., In- 'ofessor DERWACTER DUNBAR ELSAMMAN ERWIN, GIER GRIFFITHS HAYDEN HILTON HUNNICUTT HUNT HUSELTON ISLEY IONES IQINMAN LAFRENZ F. M. DEIQXVACTER, A.B., HD., S.T.M., PHD., Registrar, Professor of Greelq, Head of Department of Ancient Languages. BILL DUNBAR, AB., Dt'- rector of College Union. IULIA ALFORD ELSAMMAN, HA., Instructor in French. THOMAS ERVVIN, A.B., M.A., Assistant Professor of Psychology. LILLAND GIILR, BS., M.S.M., AB., Ph.D.g Curator of Mu- seum, Professor of Biology, Head of Department of Biology. I. H. CIRIFFITHS, AB., M.A., Ph.D.g Head of Psychology Department. STANLEY I. HAYDLN, AB., Admissions Representative. W,xLL.fxCu A. HIL- TON, A.B., A.M., Ed.D., M.S.g Professor of Physics, .. ..- ..-..- Y,..1-..,-Q....4-1,-...e ....-....-.....-1-4g- Head of Department of Physics. IOIIN M. HUNNI- CUTT, A.B., M.A.g Head of Department of Sociol- ogy. W. MURRAY HUNT, IR., A.B., HD., Professor of Philosophy. IOSBPH P. HUSELTON, BS., MS., Ph.D.g Associate Professor of Chemistry. THURSTON F. ISLEY, A.B., M.Ed., Professor of Education, Head of Department of Education. L. O. IONES, BS., A.M.g Professor of Mathematics, Head of Depart- ment of Mathematics. MRS. WAYNE IQININIAN, BS., Director of lfV0l72C'7Z,5 Physical Education. D. V. LAFRLNZ, AB., Associate Professor of Mathematics. 9 . .J-....... L .,....-.... .,..1A:a.,,....-. L..:.,,V,u.- , .. LEATHERMAN LOVAN MCCARTY NICIDANIEL MITCHELL MOORE MORROW PARKER PHILLIPS PRATH ER PUGH RICE THOMAS TROTTER TIQUEX MIKS. M. M. LEATHERMAN, Purchasing Agent. MRS. I. E. LOVAN, AB., Associate Professor of Piano. PAUL T. MCCARTY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.g Professor of Modern Languages, Heatl of Department of Moal- ern Languages. RUTH MCDANIEL, A.B., A.M., Professor of Modern Languages. MRS. VERNON MITCHELL, A.B.g Instructor in Education. DAVID O. MOORE, AB., PLD., Th.D.g Associate Professor of Religion. ELIWAN MORROWV, AB., A.M., Ed.D., Professor of Mathematics. ROY H. PARKER, AB., D.D., LL.D.g Associate Professor of History. IO OLIVER PHILLIPS, IR., BS., M.A., Professor of Latin. MRS. MARGARET PRATHER, A.B., A.M., Instructor in English. U. R. PUOH, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.g Professor of History, Heaa' of Department of History. VIR- GINIA D. RICE, AB., A.M., Associate Professor of English and Drainatics. OLIVE THOMAS, AB., A.M., Associate Professor of Biology. ROBERT S. TROTTER, A.B., HD., Ph.D., Professor of Philoso- phy, Head of Department of Philosophy. EVERETT TIKUEX, AB., M.A.g Associate Professor of Eco- nomics. me Al 720 - . . . . ., .... , . .I , H... .....,. ....-......... ...-...-A.....4...-. ...:.-.M-sail.-.:....-.,4-,u...:.gL.,.:.q,.....,..1.wv..T,,AAad-iw- -,,,I,.- --.....,E........,..-...... ......,.-..... ......-.a....r..afug..S...-,...-ELEs..4 .-..--.m.S....-..........- W1 2 i ,,:,. .,,,., Q Q, f Rr, I :RA , A 3. ra ' . v Q., v li A ' ' , , K . ' Cf.:-g::?'I ztin. r in ssor sl IR- .. of ..B., S. oso- ETT Teo- WARD WATKINS WHALEY WILSON WYATT MRS. GLADYS WARD, A.B.g Instructor in Depart- Associate Professor Sociology. HERMAN P. WILSON, ment of English and Speech. KERMIT WATKINS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.g Head of English Department, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.g Head of Department of Eco- Professor of English. HARLEY WYATT, A.B.g Aa'- nomics. EARL R. WHALEY, B.S., B.D., Th.M., M.A.g missions Representative. v I I ..., . .-4 .7 T' ' 4 ,. ,,, i fi' Z 1 5 f if! J President of William Jewell College DR. WALTER POPE BINNS Introducing Dr. Walter Pope Binns . . . During the Hrst week when the new students gather in Gano Chapel, they are-homesick, dubious, and bewildered. But then Dr. Binns takes over and helps to relieve that Qrientation Week tension. Later as the student advances in his education, Dr. Binns tackles the job of assuring the student of a well-rounded education. Although his duties often call him away from the I-Iillf, we have all become familiar with Dr. Binns, hobbies, taste in I2 literature, and deep religious convictions through his chapel talks. Dr. Walter Pope Binns received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Mercer University. Later he completed work on his Master of Theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Mercer has honored Dr. Binns with D.D. and LL.D. degrees. VVilliam lewell certainly has a president who thinks as straight and tall as he stands. ln1 I ized assu ben' leg sin rec lat- Ba KC A fr cl -9---..,.---.-....i. Introducing H. I. Hester and Minetry L. Jones If the students of William Iewell College real- ized the responsibility that our vice-presidents assume to facilitate all resources for the students benefit, a great deal of thanks would be in order. The Vice-President of William Iewell Col- lege, Dr. H. l. Hester, is well known for his sincerity and geniality. This industrious man received his B.A. degree at Wake Forest. He later received his Th.M. and Th.D. at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. H. I. HESTER Vice-Pres1'dent of the College Minetry L. Iones returned to his Alma Mater to become Vice-President in charge of Business Administration. His duties often take him away from the HillH for his responsibilities include close contact with Alumni. MINETRY L. Ioivns Vice-President of Business Admz'niszratz'0n Much Work is required to fulfill the obligations that these men have-to the school, as well as the students. This time they devote in a Christian and unassuming manner, that one seldom realizes the vast machinery needed to have a Well-run college. I3 . -,-- -f.-le ,qi-1,- 7H'22r..n, . A EF, , i r l 11 25 ,. 1 l i 1 r r l 1 1 l 1. 2 ,, I I i l li . i l ,. Every student at William Iewell comes in contact with Miss Catherine Bates, the Dean of Women, fulfills her job in a charming, capable and efhcient manner. She helps plan many campus affairs and sets up the school calendar for all the social functions which will take place during the year. As Dean of the Women, Miss Bates finds herself in close contact with all the problems and triumphs of the women students on the campus. Hers is a vitally interesting job which she performs well. Miss CATHERINE BATEs E. W. Holzapfel either directly or indirectly. As head of the admissions department and Dean of Students, he is a constant and ready help for anyone considering entering Iewell or Wanting work or financial or vocational advice. He directs enrollment, testing, and records. Students readily come to like Mr. Holzapfel because of his warmth and interest. Then throughout their college stay he remains both a counselor and friend. E. W. HOLZAPFEL RICHARD PowERs The position of the Dean of the College is an important one, which is filled capably by Richard Powers. From his ollice comes news of the Honor Roll, changes in the cur- riculum, and news of registration. This is the first year that Dean Powers has been on the Iewell campus, however, he has done a superb job in planning the curriculum and even with ugivingi' out with a bit of advice. I4 1 the coo an of istr HCI sys ant dei First row: Alyce Canning, Cynthia Hirni, Ken Euritt, Max Von Erdmannsdorffg second row: Don Herrick, Dave Kuhlman, Paul Casper, Nancy Ezell, Holly Newton, flzird row: Rod Swearingen, Lou Esther, Iim Banning, Myra Lane, Art Carderg fozzrtlz row: Ollie Parker, lack Armstrong, Marilyn Chandler, Betty Boone, Iohn Brunner, Gene Voightsg ffih row: Don Jamieson, Ioe Frazier, Paige Seats, Gay Kuettner, Iudy Digby. Student Government The Student Senate is the legislative branch of the Student Government. lt is responsible for coordinating student activities and for providing an organized means for working out the problems of the Student Body. It also represents the Admin- istration in various areas of college life. The various activities of the Senate are carried on through a system of committees composed of Senate members and Administrative committees composed of stu- dents who are not members of the Senate. The Legislative committees include committees on chapel, elections, freshman orientation, student affairs, Board of Control, and the National Student Association. The Administrative committees func- tion in four areas: school spirit, public relations, campus grounds, and the calendar. The Committees are coordinated by the Student Body President with the assistance of the Cabinet, which is com- posed of two Senators appointed by the Student Body President with the approval of the Senate. Ierry Curnutt, Student Body President, Marilyn Chandler, Student Senate Secretary -,-.ga-.......---.......L..4 , . .. , , I5 - i - --w...,.1-5. sq,-.Y I , . ,po- Z Z Z f 0 7 Q f f f 15' t , 7 ,Va M MW, 6 V7 1 A W Qc 41 WW W iADlNIINlSTRA'I'lVE COMMITTEES: lsr row: Harriet Cunningham, Elizabeth Choplin, Rita Wilke, Bill Marsh, 2nd row: Gayle Clark, Mary Francis Combs, Iudy Bartram, Marion Rowin, Ioe Bandy. Administrative Committee The Administrative Committees function in four areas: school s irit ublic relations, cam us P 1 P P grounds, and the calendar. The committees are coordinated b the Student Bod President with Y Y the assistance of the Cabinet. Student Court The Student Court was established two years ago to help cope with the increasing campus parking problem. The Court is composed of Hve juniors and seniors elected by the Student Senate, and is led by the Chief Iustice, Bill Young. STUDENT COURT: Bill Young, Nina Fay Cox, Alzora Ieffords, Allen Howard, Larry Markt. 16 i 5 Me 'I repri unit' pres Kell Becl if 9' 64 .av 4' IS, r 4 5 1 Q 1 N 5 g 3 T f N . r 2 V l ? ' l 1 MELROSE: Bac row: Marion Gllenwater, Alyce Canning, Nancy DuBois, lx! row: Dorothy Mohler, k Mrs. Absher, Nina Fay Cox. Melrose House Council The Melrose House Council consists of girls representing the dormitory, working together for unity in college living. They are: Carol Ann Carter, president, Marian Gillenwaterg Nancy DuBois, Pat Kelly, Alyce Canning, Nina Faye Cox, Carolyn Beckenmeyer. New Dorm House Council The New Dormitory House Council is composed of individual members from each wing, establishing a student government of the New Dorm to meet any problems arising. The representatives are: Mary Thompson, ludy Mohler, Maricelene Gibbs, Kathy Nelson, and Beverly Anderson, president. NEW DORM: Mary Thompson, Marilyn Nelson, Beverly Anderson, Carol Preston, Kathy Nelson. if I7 ,, V Y '- ' T ' ' -3'Z': 7 - -I--Anas..--ff---, Mk, ,,..- -MW fu... it-qw W 1, .fy ' V X R bg!! House P1uas1DEN1's: Starzding: Carol Preston, Kathy Nelson, Beverly Anderson, Marilyn Nelsong xcrzfcri: Dorothy Mohler, Mary Thompson. House Presidents Council The House Presidents Council is a democratic organization composed of the presidents of the womeifs dorms and the sorority wings. Together these girls discuss and solve the problems that may arise among the Women students in the dormitories. New EI House Council Representatives from each dormitory Wing on each floor, the assistant house director, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morgan as house directors serve as members of the New Ely House Council. Solving any problems that arise and setting up rules for the men living in the dorm are the purposes of this council. New ELY: Bob Richardson, Iohn Steward, Cecil Henry, Iesse Funkhouser, Ken Ragsdale, David Forbes, Ernest Barber. 18 0' 'xg-.1 K Z1 1 f cv 5 I X , , , , gfyz 2? f'X s 24? N 2.454 W, ' I Af , X, ff! 216 f 2 QW Inte Tl repres frateri Tl coope .7 iii 'CRI -ilk' fraternities on the Hill. cooperative spirit among the fraternities. lnterfraternity Council The lnterfraternity Council consists of two representatives from each of the four national IN'l'ERFRA'l'ERNI'I'Y COUNCI1.: lil' row: lack Gabriel, Pat Cartwrightg 21207 row: Ioe Baily, Loyd Gentry, George Rowland, Bob Iamieson, Ken Euritt, Dean Adams. Coordinating Council One representative from each of the live or- ganized denominational groups make up the Religious Coordinating Council. These members serve as a channel of communication between the The Porloose of the group is ro Promore 3 Iewell campus and the surrounding churches in the community. Co-ORDINATING COUNCIL: Lowell I-loFr, lack Armstrong, Myra Lane, Iudy Craig, Pat Bihler, Mary Francis Combs, Tom Bray. pw, -W n-aa. , . l lr-N P' PM. if 19 T - ' 'f- -M pvvgxsswzezzz-f ,-----. .-7.-S. -.... .,,,. L r S is l 2 4 i ? 2 I l . I I I SENIOR PANI-IELLENIC COUNCIL! 1.ct row: Marilyn DeLOzier, Gayle Mintcr, Cynthia Hirni, Sally Lackey, and row: Marilyn Nelson, Gayle Clark, Anna Margaret Kepley, Poppee Beskas. Panhellenic Council Promoting sorority activities and cooperation is the purpose of Senior Panhellenic. The members of the Council are from the three national sororities On campus. Planning a Panhellenic Workshop and ironing out problems of the New Dormitory have kept this group busy. Junior Panhellenic Council Three girls from each sorority pledge class are selected tO serve On the Iunior Panhellenic Council. This year the group held a dance for all sorority pledges. The council also worked with the Admis- sions Department in entertaining prospective stu- dents When they came to visit the campus. IUNIOR PANHELLENIC COUNCIL: Cecilia Banta, IO Hawkins, Carolyn Van Dyke, Sandy White, Mary Menefee, Karen Huso, Donna Holmes, Karen Farris. 20 DR. I Schoa to U TW He MI H: La Mi Cr ha th' N 7 D si W I f DR. H ENDR EN Sch ool Physician Dr. Hendren, a physician in Liberty, is employed by the college to take care of matters in regard to health on the Iewell campus. Two registered nurses employed by the college report to Dr. Hendren the problems that arise. All the housemothers have done a splendid job this past year. Mrs. Ann Absher, g'Abbie, served well at Melroseg Mrs. A. L. Hanna catered to all the K.A. southern gentlemeng an asset to Lambda Chi Alpha was their housemother, Mrs. Charles Grahamg Mrs. H. Huff shined as the Sigma Nuls best girl g Mrs. A. B. Crawford helped all the Phi Gam meng and Mrs. Grace Hines had her hands full as housemother to all the three sororities and the non-aililiated students who lived in the new girls, dormitory. Below: MRs. GRAHAM, Lambda Chi Alphag MRs. HUFF, Sigma Nay MRS. HANNA, Kappa Alphag MRs. CRAWFORD, Phi Gamma Delta. MRs. ABSHER Melrose MRS. HINES New Dorm fcgxg R519 ,A X l N Q xi? fudeufs ---UP' Seniors .xx , , X 'P7'C'5I.dC'7'll.' MAX VON ERDMANNSDORE Vice Pl'65lid612f.' KEN EURITT Secretary: ALYCE CANNING Tl'66IA'Li7'6l'.' CYNTHIA HIRNI , ,f- .qwffw , I 5 IQ ' , of Q 45' if W W A 4 5 f I ff ,gr-.X is , l X ff f XX A , as jg, , f f A X BoLTNIEv BUsH ARMSTRONG ASCHAN BAILEY COX BAIRD BANDY BARTH BERENDES BLAYLOCK BLOSS Bm Dell ARRIsTRONo, JACK, Springfield, Illinois, Biologyj Student Body Sen. President, WhO's Who, College Union Board Chairman, Religious pi 5 Coordinating Council Chairman, Freshman Baptist Student Union I . . . . . . on, President, Sophomore Class President, Baptist Training Union, 7 Baptist Student Movement, Beta Beta Beta, Kappa Alpha Order, PM baseball, Sfzzdcnl and Aroznzfl the Columns stafIs, Board of Control. Glen ASCI-IAN, TED, Des Moines, Iowa: Sociology. BM BAILEY, DENNIsg North Kansas City, Missouri: Biologyj Beta Ord Beta Beta, Ministerial Association. BAIRD, ILSSIEQ Excelsior Springs, SOU. Missouri: Pfzysieul Erfzrcriliofzg HI Club. RANDY, IOEQ Hillsboro, may Illinois, BIIXIAIZKXA' 14t77I77Il2l4a'fl'llffO77,' Lambda Chi Alpha President, Cas Student Senate committee chairman, Homecoming committee L chairman, BARTH, EDGAR: Kansas City, Missouri: Bnsiziesf Ad- den 771i1Il.ffI'LIfiO7Z,' Kappa I-Xpha Order No. 8, Wrestling team, I Club, Slut A Cappella Choir, XVilliam Iewell Players. Religious Co-ordinating Noi Council. BERENDEs, SHARON: St. Louis. Missouri: llzfxie Eljllfllflidllf Cru La Camerata, A Cappella Choir, Epsilon Omega Pi, Roger Wil- liams Fellowship, Independent Society, Chapel Choir, Baptist Student Union. IILAYLOCK, CHARLES: Herrin, Illinois: Kappa Alpha Pi, Order No. 2, Iunior Class President, Baptist Student Union Presi- AL. dent, Religious Focus XVeels Co-chairman, Student Senate. Senate Cla Board. Psi Club, Baptist Student Union Missions Chairman, Pep 24 PM il Q , f V , , W , . MV ,lf ,Y ,, ,,,,.,.. - ...f f 552 , L . . yy mvsrgjf, A T? Q I f ir f, ' , 1 , is Qi ' Ax 4 1 ' ' is s , t f di -. A, ' V x ,, 4, iff' 2 ' '37 1 ' IW, 1. , ,Puff C 4 5-ug, iff f I I 1 . ,4 . ew., f AILEY ARTI1 I S n i. s l. a I 7. I I L. I aw IIOLTNIILVV BORDEN BRANDOM BRECKENRIDGE BROXVNINC I3L'sn CZABIPBILLL CANNING CARTVVRIGHT CONNORS Cox CURTIS ' DAVIS DAVIS D yvis liand. litoss. lui: Kansas City, Missouri, Iiziologyj Phi Gamma lbelta, Pmeta lieta Beta, Parents' Day Co-chairman, Student Senate. lJi0L'I'XIl-AY, Citoitoitz Cleveland, Ohiog IJfzy.f1'cx,' Sigma Pi Sigma VicefPresident, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Mu Epsi- lon, Roger AVilliams lfellowship. Pioiyniix, Ioyeigg Easton, Kansas: lffflllfllfzllll' 1liKI7Ill'tIfl'011,' Alpha Gamma Delta Presi- dent, Cheerleader, Panhellenic Council, Tiffin, Squawkers. linyxnosi, Ritriryitnz Liberty, Missouri, H1ISfOl'A',' Kappa Alpha Order, Phi Alpha Theta. liiii-rim-xiunoi-,, SAM, Turney, Mis- souri: 1'f1y'.ffu1f Elflffllfl-UlI,' Pootball, 1957 Tri-Captain, Letter- man. I Club, Old Ely President. liitowxixo, DONALD, New Castle, Indianag I',fy'z'f1o!ogy',' Independent Society Vice-Presi- ilent, Squawlxers President, Ministerial Association, Baptist Student Movement, Young Democrats, Intramurals. Eesti, Nomiysz Independence, Missourig Illzyfiazl EIil!6flIl'OI1,' I Club. Ctxiifisi.I.L, Loisg Alton, Illinois, Iffzglixlzj Epsilon Omega Pi. baptist Student Union, AVilliam lewell Players. CANNING, Auui.: Springfield, Oregong Elcnzczilizry E1f1rmI1'o1z,' Senior Class Treasurer, Student Senate, Big Sister Council, Melrose T' t' ' W :.TT- , 4'1'.:?+i 'f 'il' Te?-iI5'..L ...7T'f' House Council, Baptist Student Union, Young l.Voman's Auxiliary, VVilliam lewell Players. C.-iiz'i'wi:ioi1'i', PAT: Kansas City, Missouri: Bzfrizzcrx .flzlmz'11ixl1'z1!1'o11,' Football, Tri-Capf tain, Letterman, Track, Sigma Nu Commander, Nl Club President. Coxxotts, Tlfloxtrysg Raytown, Missouri, l'.y'yiz!1ologyf,' Sigma Nu, Pi Gamma Mu President, Sophomore Class Vice- President, Psychology Club President, Student Senart, Intraf murals. Cox, NINA I Ai'Lg Leeton, Missouri, .llzfxfe lj1l1m11!o11,' VVho's AVho, Alpha Lambda Delta, La Camerata President. Iewelletes, Mixed Quartet, Madrigal group, A Cappella Choir, Band, Big Sister Council, Young VVoman's Auxiliary, Ilaptist Student Union, Melrose I-Iouse Council, Psychology Club, Intramurals. Ctiiwis, AV1LLI.yMg Independence, Missourig H z'.vl01'y. Dans, Nr..-xLg Sulliyan, Missouri: l'f1yfJ1'c'i1l 1L'IfIlLflfjflll, XVho's AVho, Cross-Country Coach, Manager, Trainer, and Statistician of Football, Baseball, Basketball, and Track, Editor of Ifootball and liaslietball programs, liaptist Student Union, Ml Club, Physical Education Majors Club, Intramural Council. Davis, Dowsir.: Liberty, Missourig l1'!w11cf11mry 151111- 25 f . , V - y'-fr.-g., , . 1 . Z, ii A 4 S ,X btw' f f W f X X , ZW ,J if 4 f ' g X ., r, . ,V my --1'a . Wand! ,Q ',' DILLARD DuBois DYE DYER EATON G A EURITT FAUBION FIREBAUGH FRITH FUIIVVARA H Mvhs GABRIEL GANAWAY GENTRY GEORGEFF GRAHL AWKIN IoHNsTor czzfionj Beta Sigma Omicron, Student Senate, Board of Con- Alpha Order President, Senior Class Vice-President, Squawk- trol Secretary, Alpha Lambda Delta, Baptist Student Union, ers Treasurer. A C l Psychology Club. DAv1s, WENDELI4 Flint, Michigan, Sociolo- , , , , ,al gyf Kappa Alpha Order, Ministerial Association. DILLARD, FAUBION, 'PNK Kansasgcltyl Missouri? Speak: Whos COP l IERBERT,' Dearborn, Michiganj PlzyxicalEdz1cazio11,' Football, Who, Pmcglfr Pimheumilc Prcfldem' Sophomore CMS? CO' Tri-Captain, Baseball CO-Captain, ..I,, Club, Physical Edu- Treasurer, Iunior Class- Vice-President, Student Senate, Pi cation Majors Club. DUBOIS, NANCYQ Kirkwood, Missourig Kappa Delta. Vice-President, Union Board Secretary and Plzz. Elementary Erlzzcationg Baptist Student Union, Executive DifCCf9f of Fm? AWS, Allah!! Lambda Delta, .Phi Sigma lota, Pre: Council, Big Sister Council, Epsilon Omega Pi, Melrose House Beta Sigma Omicron, Iunior Panhellenic President, Big Sister GE: Council, Chapel Choir. DYE, ROBERT: Liberty, Missoum Council, William Iewell Players, Psychology Club, Baptist Orc Bzlsinexx 1-1dn1lni.vr1'111i011,' Football, Letterman, I Club, Student Union' Rloggr Wl1il.aIllS Fellolvhhlpf IQIREBAUGH' Cb! Kappa Alpha Order. DYER, KENNETHS Indcpendencej Mis- Imiusg Danville, Illinoisg Plzyrzcul Eelzrczzlzoizj Sigma Nu, 1'1 Citj mum1,!lyiiCNZEdumn-OH:,.I,,Club- Club. FRITH, MIARY CAROLYNQ Chillicothe, Missouri, Isle- ball mezztrzry EIIIIICIIIIOIL' Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Gamma Mu, Psy- GR, EATON, Ieluwg Richmond, Virginia, Political Science, chology Club, Young Woman's Auxiliary, Epsilon Omega GR, Aeons, Phi Alpha Theta Treasurer, Pi Gamma Mu Treasurer, Pi, Baptist Student Union, Chapel Choir, Band. FUJIWARA, Wl' Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Sponsor, Lambda Chi Alpha SETSUKOI Yokohama, Iapang Chemistry lP1'c-Mefllg Epsilon lot: Pledge Trainer, Pi Kappa Delta, Psychology Club. EURITT, Omega Pi, Young VVoman's Auxiliary, Roger Williams Clu KhNNE'rH EUGENE, Merriam Kansas, EC077OI?Zl.C:',' Kappa Fellowship, Baptist Student Movement, Beta Beta Beta. An- 26 QQ . ,Z -f'.gf ' .s UWM' WM....ff' f .. 7' ' Q2 faaw . an ,, ,Lv I Q, ,ac ,, 7. , 4 , an L .,.f, . PM QTL iA'l'ON 1 iwARA ilifxl ii. S ss Ji d .l, -r sl I- tl lv n S 5' i 1 qw , . lt- ,v 4? 116. g . f 4 I K Yyarii f aff. ,,4 ff 5:2211- ,fa ' fill. A f, , ,. ,, ,f 2 Q ,.,, I .s 1 'sf 1 I us., ss? . 4 , ,, -zzs:.:' .f ' N .. ,,.,::?... A -K 1 ,a ., naman- i f as ,- ----' , as . ii 7.,s.:f:W qs, 1 . ..,, ii-i1 : 1 ' - ,v-. --.-. .-..: -, ,:E:E,Ei. ' .ff v CiR.XVliS CiRAY ll.-ywkixs HEDGES ,fw i 1 . . ' Z fs f 2 4 1 . ff. sis aaw-sa , .QQ Sv, an ts:-.-:a.::2:::Xi .s- .wi-.:.::::. .s A f Sv ,ss sh mg.: V . 7yf,zfw:' g A Misiwfcsf 6326! f i' f ,M is FW? Q77 SS Y X ' . ' , HAGLEIK HIRNI KRAMER 'X 1935 ' - . fa 1 S3 iQ.s .mwsswv , x i - f X X ' if sa s R -Q. ' . . xi , Q sg ' an . :Z ss 924 ff? R EPWNQ ss. i f ,Q 3 feisty get L X ses Y Q Q PS X s sh ,e .A - SSVEXNXXQNYX-isssa, .- ff 4 mms aaa- siwms HARDY HARRIS HUDSON HL'I7SPl-lTl'l KRAMER K L'1iLM.yN Ioiixs'roN KELLEY C y1aRii-,L. liek: Kansas City, Missouri: Pfyclzologyj Phi Gamma Delta President, Xeons, Sons of Rest, Inter-Fraternity' Council. Psychology Club. Squawkers, Rhythm Round-up Co-Chairman, Tatler Revue Co-Chairman, Chapel Choir, Baptist Student Union. C.xx.yyy'.n', S.yx1t'+,L: Rolla, Missouri: l'!11'lo,wpf1yf.' Ministerial .Xssociation, Pi Gamma Mu Vice- President, Baptist Student Union, Senate, Psychology Club. iDi.s'rRy, Loyoz Liberty. Missouri: Hixforyg Kappa Alpha Order, NVilliam Iewell Players, Chapel Choir, .X Cappella lipsilon, VVilliam Iewell Players, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Kappa Delta, Swimming Team, Lambda Chi Alpha. LIAGLLR, Lotiisi-L: Sioux Falls, South Dakota: Spn'flz. Roger Williams Fellowship President, William It-well Players. Alpha Gamma Delta, Big Sister Council. HARDY. lQill.l'll.Xi St. Louis, Missouri: Pf1ysic'f,' Kappa Alpha Order No. o, Tariff, Swimming Team, Sigma Pi Sigma, Young Republi- cans. HARRis. Dossisu. RAY: VVebster Croyes. Missouri: Pl11il0s'opf1y,' Lambda Chi Alpha, Vlfilliam Iewell Players, College Union Board, Psychology Club, lfreshman Class Viee- Clioir, Inter-liraternity Council. fi!-,0liGl'.lelf, EDWARD: Granite City, Illinois: Pfzyixietzl l:'1f1ru11f011,' Football, Letterman, Basket- ball. Track, ul Club. Physical Education Majors Clu J . P, S. b. Ciiuiir., Ions: Liberty, Missouri: Ilzysziffg Sigma i igrna. 1 fiRXXl.S, Naomi: Des Moines, lowa: Speccfzj Panaegis, VN ho' Who, William Jewell Players, ,X Cappella Choir, Phi Sigma Iota. .Xlpha Lambda Delta, College Union Board, Psycholog Club. GRAY. D,xy:iD: Kansas City, Missouri: Chem! Jlryj President, Student Senate. H.ywiciss, RoDr.R'r CVARNI sg Gower, Missouri: BlI5IiI1l'.y'a' Admjnz'.vtri'1I1'o1z,' Aeons, Football. Pi Cani- ma Mu, UI Club Secretary, Sons of Rest. l1l,D!ilS, Wisrm 5 EDXVARDl St. Charles, Missouri: 1izrf1'11es'.f Admrifzffvfmlzmi. Aeons, Sigma Nu Commander and Treasurer, Baseball Clif Y captain, Basketball Co-captain, Sons of Rest, Club Virt- .Xmerican Chemical Society, Sigma Pi Sigma, Kappa Mu President and Secretary. Pi Gamma Mu. lliitsi. Cy siiiiy. Liberty, Missouri, Erzglixfig Intramurals, ,Xlpha Delta Pi 27 4uv -b-1-at Q..-1-s-gn-nl an .Q LATHROP LESTER LEVICK LUKENs MCGUIIKE 1 MASTERS MCKEAN MILLER MITCHELL MOBERLY Q MOHLER MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY MOORE MORGAN Secretary, Sigma Tau Delta President, Panhellenic Council President and Vice-President, Homecoming Co-chairman, Senior 'Class Secretary, Homecoming Queen, Student Senate, William Iewell Players Vice-President, Religious Pocus Week Co-chairman, Big Sister Council. Hunsox, Inxrg North Kansas City, Missouri, Economicxg Kappa Alpha Order, Swimming Team. 'I'IUDSPETH, VERLINDAQ Marshall, Missouri, Mime' Student Senate, A Cappell Choir, Young Womanls Auxiliary, Epsilon Omega Pi, La Camerata, Independent Society. IOHNSTON, KAY, Independence, Missouri, Psychology, Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Lambda Delta, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, Psychology Club, Panhellenic Council, William Iewell Players. KELLEY, PATRICIA SCE, Kansas City, Missouri, History, Beta Sigma Omicron, Phi Alpha Theta Secretary, Pi Gamma Mu, Puig Sisters Council, Young Woman's Auxiliary Vice- President, Melrose House Council, Young Republicans, French Club, Baptist Student Union. KRAMER, NANCY, 28 Liberty, Missouri, Elfnzefzffzry Edzzmziofz. IQRABIER, WILLIAAI G., Anderson, Indiana, Ecozzonzzicu' Lambda Chi Alpha, William Iewell Players, Young Democrats. DKUHLRI.-IN, DAVID V.g Bogard, Missouri: Physical Ezincutio71,' Student Senate, Assistant Intramural Director, Baptist Student Union, Physi- cal Education Majors Club Vice-President, New Ely Dormi- tory Council. LATHROP, VVARRENg Kansas City, Missouri, Pfzyrical Edn- catiofzg Basketball captain, I Club. LEI'I'ER, GILBERT G., Kansas City North, Missouri, Pf1yfic'r,' Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Pi Sigma President, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Intramural. LEVICK, IQATHRYNQ Fort Madison, Iowa, Elcnzenmry EIIIIICKZ- riofzg Epsilon Omega Pi, Young Woman's Auxiliary, Inde- pendent Society. LUKENs, IAN, Herrin, Illinois, Elementary Edzzcr1li011,' Co-chairman Religious Focus Week, Co-chairman Mission Emphasis Week, Beta Sigma Omicron. MCGUIRE, I'I.-XROLDQ Hickman Mills. Missouri, Biology. IVIASTERS, IACKQ Kansas City, Missourig Clzcn1z'flry,' Lambda MORTON PHILLIPS ROOT Chi X Rock Delta, MILLIE Gamn Choir. Edzfcfl Pfzyfic silon. EKIIIICLI Senate IARREI SI-IIRL Omicr Presid CI-IARI Gamn Band. ri 'iff jgijgzf ,633 A 4 924 Mu' ,fl 'L ,f V l . . ,Ji X Q Q A K 1,4 41 '4- lcGL'1ici2 lo1aiaitLY floitczixx txt lin, tip ite, ,Sl' ni- 'fu- G.: lin. rtil. H611- cle- my 11111 35'- tla Nlrm'1'oN Pi IILLIPS ROOT iZf,Z ' l, Clii Alplin, lXmerietin Cliemiettl Society. NICKLAN, IUxE,' Rock lflill. Nfliwiuriz Iilcnzczznzry E1lnu1fz'o11,' Alpha Gamma llelttn, Innex Hull Presiclent. House Presiclents Council. X'IiLLi.it, XVxxp,x: XYClllN21Il, lriwu: ,lllffic Ezf11ffz11'o11,' Alpha Kluiiiiiin Ileltti, Ln Ctinierntn Secretary, Treasurer, A Cappella Clifiir. NlI'l'6llIl-.LL, Di.Lxt,x: Liberty, Nlissourig El6'771C7Zftll'JV lzklzmzliwz, Nlfmi-,itLi'. Rowxiitz Excelsior Springs, Missourig l'f1liLfic1f,' Sigma Pi Sigma Treasurer, lfciotlnnll, Kappa Mu Ep- xilfin. XlOlILl-li, lJoim'i'iii' Stir.: l.eetcin, Missouri: Elemcfzifzry l:'rl1rf't1l1'm1,' Wlicik XVlici. Ptingiegis, Epsilon Omega Pi, Stuclent Senate, House Presiclenta Council. NlOX'l'CLOXII-.RY, M,xUitic:L lxiti:i,Li.: Iniiitwiille. XVisconsing l'f11'!ompfzy. Mox'i'c3oxU31tY, Siiiittmz lnitiiwille. Kentueltig I,t111gmzgcf,' Beta Sigma Uiiiieron Presiclent, Plii Sigma lritu, l.es Cliics Types Vice- Prexitlent. l'tii1t1egis, .Xlpliti Ltinilvtltt Delta Presitlent. MOON., tlitiittis R.: Liberty, Nliwourig I'l1yf1'u1I Ezlzzctzfiom' Phi tliiiiiiiiti Delta, William Iewell Btmcl, XVilliz1m Iewcll Pep llgintl. Nifmoiw, BILLY li.g Piggott, .Xrkanstisg Hixforyj Plii MURCH A L NLbTLIi Pima PIERCE PLLSS RAHFLR ROOT R091 ROTSCH Roww I I l l l 2 1 5 I l 5 3 Z i 2 I I l I I l l l I I xi I 4 ll I, l il l f ff MW T sNNPN WWW W u-ww.,,,,u andy, , - f f 1 T X 5 1 i , I iff, M , , f f ff' T 4 , , f v?1fiZ, M ' - , , ,. if A I S 1 I I I I I I l SAHN SEYMOUR SHERWOOD SHOCKLEY SKINNER SIXIITH STONE STONE TENOAN THOMPSON TOTXILINSON VICKNEY WALKER VON ERDINIANNSDORFF WARINO Elementary EfI7llC'lIIf011,' Big Sister Council, A Cappella Choir, Shakespearian play, Alpha Gamma Delta. RAHTER, IMA LOU FELL,iRs, Phoenix, Arizona, Elenzcaiary Erlzzcationj Young Woman's Auxiliary. ROBERTS, M. HAROLD, Bolckoxv, Missouri, Sociology, Ministerial Association. ROOT, IOHNQ Independence, Missouri, Ezzglislzg Kappa Alpha Order, Aeons, Who's WVhO, Tatler Co-Editor, Student Business Manager. Sigma Tau Delta Vice-President. ROOT, IUDITH ANN, lndependence, Missouri, Englirlzj Alpha Delta Pi President, Panaegis, VVho's VVho, Alpha Lambda Delta. RosE, WILLIARI2 Liberty, Missouri, Mzfxicj Phi Gamma Delta, La Camerata Vice-President. RoTscH, Pl-IILIP RONALD, Liberty, Missouri: Frcfzclzf William Ieivell Players, As You Like lt, i'Mrs. McThing, French Club President. ROXVIN, MARION, Excelsior Springs: IlfIaflzen1afic'x,' Kappa Alpha Order, Kappa Mu Epsilon President, Student Senate, Religious CO-ordinat- ing Council, Squawkers. SAHN, GARY, Liberty, Missouri, Mnxicg Lambda Chi Alpha, La Camerata, Psychology Club, Band, Choir, Orchestra. 30 SEYINIOUR, KATHY, New York City, New York, Physical Ezzlzrcaiiozij Beta Sigma Omicron, Sigma Tau Delta Secre- tary, Treasurer, Women's Athletic Association President. SHACKLEY, DON.-XLD R., Overland, Missouri, Relz'gz'on,' Minis- terial Association. SHERWOOD. TOM, Liberty, Missouri, Englislzg Shakespearean Play, Players production, Handbook Cartoonist. SKINNER, CHARLENE: Trenton, Missouri, Elemen- tary Eflllftlfl-O72,' Beta Sigma Omicron, Big Sister Council, Young Woman's Auxiliary, Baptist Student Union. SMITH, CTAYLEQ Independence, Missouri: Biology, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Psychology Club, Student Senate. STONE, IOY: Roanoke, Virginia, Sociology, Young VVoman's Auxiliary President, Baptist Student Union. Executive Council, Pi Gamma Mu, Big Sister Council. STONE, ROBERT RAY, Roanoke, Virginia, Political Sciezzce and History, Young Democrats President, Political Science Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Lambda Chi Alpha. TENOAN, BARNEY YAsHIO: Makawao, Main T. H., Ele- mentary Ezlzfcafion. THOMPSON, lVTARY, Denver, Colorado, WILSON Elemcnza President String O' Plzysifrll Sister Co Vick Hester lN North K Delta P Political . ff wg ,., 0, ' - .I , V-'qv :- sw gf' U ' ' 4 , ' im' WW 1 , A Q We ' Qi , K, Q ,- 4 f iff ff XVILSON VVITTILNBH-.YliR YOUNG XVooDs ' ' lilc1m'11n11'y 1:11114-Izfio11,' Big Sister Council Scart-tary, House XV,xLIsLr.R, CLINTON: Camtlcn. Missourig Illlflliillliflll. 'X Prcsitltnts Council Sccrctari, Orchestra Concert Mistress, XVIIRINC, RICIIARD: Fxcclsior Springs, Missouri: 1'!1,i'xn1f,' T ' String Quartet. Toxiuxsow, ll!-.'l I'Y LOU: St. Louis. Missouri: Sigma Pi Sigma Secretary, Footliall, Kappa Mu lipsilon. P X l'l1y,rfml Elflllkzlfl-flllf Bcta Sigma Omicron, Chccrlcaclcr, Big Intramural track. XVILSON, FRl1D I.g Plcasant Hopc, Missouri: Sistur Council, Physical Iitlucation Maiors Club. Pxycfzologyf Ministcrial Association Secretary, Baptist Stunlunt Union, Squawkcrs, Intramural sports. Rcvixal tcrams. XYll,KRIzY. lBl'C,l.Yl'1 Iaclxson,Missouri:Soc'1'Ology.'H.T. XVI'1 I'IzNIxIYhR, GhR.XLD Mg Mission, Kansas: SOC'l'O!flgiX'.' W Hester Ministerial Association. XYON IfRDM.'XNNSDOIilfl-, MAX: Lamhcla Chi Alpha, Baptist Stuclcnt Union. XVOODS, XYIZRNOY North Kansas City. Missouri: Pol1'tz'a1l SL'I.!'I1CI',' Pi Kappa REX: Rock lslantl, Illinois: Pfzilo.ropf1y,' Rogur NVilliams Dt-lta Prcsiclcnt. Scnior Class Prcsitlcnt, Stuclent Editor, Fellowship. Pmlltlclll Sclcncc Club, XVPOY5 lvho- YOUNG, VV. R.: Tucumcari, Ncw Mexico, Ezzglisfzf Minis- terial Association, Student Court, Sigma Tau Delta, Forcnsics. 1 'ss 7, , Seniors Not Pictured ,A ' BURKE, ALOAH ' 6 BURNLEY, FRANCES i f BUTLER, VTHOIXIAS A BYE, CURTIS CHRISTIAN, RICHARD ' , tiv' . 4' ii. COLE, CECIL fi f I I f't as RINNI-.R IONIPSUN VARING III! FC' IH. HS' ri: Uk '11- ,Il. III. Pi. 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A1 4f1 , , 9' 75 ' . -:-: -s. :5 TW .252 -s I J U ,I -l Prcfidenl - ART CARDER, left Vice-president - LEE STERTZ, right 36 Secretary - NIYRA LANE Treamrer - IINI BANNING v f-.., V , 24' 5 47 '4 Q i 1 1 A V Q 'iw , ' R if 7 Y fc 1 ,HV-v' A n ' ' X 5 x f 4 A A - qw Wwvw j f mm' HAIL!-.Y, RICHARD Jflfffzffctowlz, Oflio BJXRCUS, HERMAN Mobcrly, MO. BARTEE, TED Holt, Mo. BENSHOOE, DAN Lfbcrly, Mo. BLALOCK, DONALD Kansai Ciiy, Mo. B.-xNN1NQ, IABIl:S Horton, Kam. BARRER, WILLI.-XXI LOIUIILIIIII, Mo. B,-xRTRAM, IUDY Sp1'f11gfrla', Ill. B ERRY, DEAN laxpcr, Mo. Buss, STEVEN N. Kafzfas City, Mo. 4 S .ni ,- I ',,, 6 Q3 3 f ,Q 196' . . ' M . ., ,.,1, , RQ, f 6 9 ff 4. f , f W. g , f 2 ' Z e ' f BARBER. ERNEST G Oak Grove, 310. BARTI-QE. NED Half, Mo. BATILS. IERRY D65 Nloincs, Ia. BERRY, NANCY Liberty, MO. BOLSENGA, D,wE Ka IZ fax City North , ISORQIELT, R051 Kirkwood, Ma l5RU'I'l'IliR'I'ON. RA Weir 1'la1'm', M CILXNDLI-.R, MART lx'aN5af Cily, Ac CTYLET-.N, IUD l,z'f1c'rty, Mo. 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H Ac:KETT, NANCY PIABIILTON, RAYBIOND Rock Iffutitf, Iii, HOL'l'BX', XY.-XNITA Wfziting, Kam. H USO, KAREN Storzicn, Minn. Liberty, MO. HOPSON, JACK Himzilton, MO. IACKSON, IOHN Crzmdetz, Mo. 38 KtIlIA'tIS' City, Mo. HIARIPER, ROBERT Saslq., Canada HOUSTON, MIKE W est Pliziny, MO. IANIIESON, DONALD Kama.: City, MO. Purkifillc, MO. H.ARTZELL, CHARLES Oiferltznd, Mo. HOWARD, BOE Portagcifillc, MO. IANES, JOHN Gratzdzficw, MO. 7 I Www tw , , , ' 767, , Sw ff , , I ff I R R A jf 1 if I 4 , S 4 fi N f A f if I. . x 'f? E.: ,v., - 4'a::z:a:a5:ea ' ' X 3 Y X A f f R WC K Q f . 1 ,,.,,, I ' X Saw K , I 32 X f X I F.-XIRXVEATHER, GLADSTONE Iizmaiciz, B.C. CSREGORY, DON Liberty, MO. HEDRICK, IACK Pizrlquillc, Mo, HDPE, RICHARD Liberty, MO. IOHNSON, ROY B. Henrietta, Mo. Bmw.,- ..f ,.., W f f M32 5 X L f ' 'F W I , K Wir as V! 5 1 gl , . f I I.. ,Z 5, ftf w fi A J: '7 X fa X f f , ,' f, , 1 v, ,gg5I, , - 'n,.. 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NAVY, VVILLIAIXI Liberty, Mo. OKONKWO, .XL'OUS'I'INE ONVEN, IANET Nzgcritz, West Africa Kutmzx City, Mo. POP I1 ENI-IAGEN, LEONARD P Clzillicotlzc, Mo. RODEN B.'XClH, CARA Mcljlzwzvoiz, Ktmx. RICHARD, WILLIAM Kiztzxizs City, Mo. RUNYAN, KENNETH Cuba, IU, 40 4 AW Z vgwx mm W. -w rx , 'f - ' '- ' x ii ,, f 031 -Q qi w? , , , Q, i A y J' C ff ,Q S- ,f XR I 2 w v EA 9 WR , U. N - , SENEKER, SUE ' Liberty, Mo. I SIJILMAN, GALE lndepcizdcncc, Mo. TAYLOR, CAROL GrIli111'zfit'w, Mo. -.S , ,XXX MOl'ILER, IUDITH MORGAN, SONDRA MOIXRISON, RONALD Gl'CE71L'iIIC, Ofzio Ittticpfftdciice, Mo. Ktll7A'lI5 City, Mo. NELSON, KATIIRYN NELSON, VIi'I'I'OR RIEXVBERRY, IOHN Ktztzxiix City, Mo. Liberty, Mo. COIIIDZZJIIS, Ofiio OWEN, RUSSELL PALBIER, MARY ELLEN PARKER, OLLIE St. Clztzrlcx, Mo. Ptll'!QL'iZlC', Mo. Lonisitmiz, Mo. RAY, DELORES REINEKE, CHARLES RICH, RONALD Szillivizrz, Ill. Edgerton, Mo. Btiticr, Mo. RUSSELL, LEE SCI-IYVIDDE, CHARLES SCI-IXVINGLE, MARLENE Liberty, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. 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I ACIIUIIIHS mv- X9 fm ww, i -1. 1 - Fran! row: Wilma Grove, Charles Blalock, Margaret Solzman, Alice Cunningham, Dolores Ray, Karen Huso, Connie lo Ray, Sheldon Biven, Charles Rutherford. 271!2l row: Ronald Rich, Ierina Guffey, Marvin Dixon, Leonard Poppenhagen, Lyrle Clawson, Russel Aubrey, Marilyn Lyon, Nina Fay Cox, Iames Congcr, Bruce Schoenberger, Rex Cunningham, Larry Mendenhall, Richard Pyle. 3rd row: Carol Taylor, Vanita Holtby, Helen Houston, Houston Adkisson, Margaret Pugh, Iames Carter, Iane Hurst, Beverly Dietzschold, Iames Hicks, Lewis Ryland. Robert Farmer, Marlene Schwingle, Donald Browning, Charles Beisenherz, Allen Howard, Peggy Wilson, Victor Nelson. 5112 row: Gale Spilman, Ronald Walstrom, Caryl Ray, Larry Elliot, William Rose. Buck row: Iames Stutsman, Donald Inloes, Gary Sahn, Ben Marrow, Linda Newton. Band William Iewell is duly proud of its band. Under the able direction of Mr. Lakin, it has taken an active role in the school year. The Band boasts of full instrumentation and complete uniforms. This includes sweaters which will become the property of the band members after three complete semesters of participation and compliance with other rules. The group has shown versatility in all its performances. Faithful and loyal, this group led the school spirit at all the home football games and marched in both the college's and Liberty High 50 Schoolls Homecoming parades. Branching out from the college, the band went on tours of several neighboring high schools. During the year it put on several Chapel programs for the entire student body. During the football season two of the pro- grams were pep rallies. At one of these, the band introduced and taught the students a new pep song. Another of the Chapel programs consisted of music composed by comtemporary Missouri musicians. The other was music from American musical comedy and light opera. Of course, the band participated in the annual Music Festival. Rus: Ros: del QPI me lea for acc IOI' A e HCS DQ, Winn I-Iitlsett Xfiarion Gillcnxx iter Betsy Cirspeclxcn 'viirx Broniugh 'viarx Thompson Linda kai Welch Russel Aubrey Mr. Lakin VVand'i Miller Dolores Ray Linda New ton Connie Io Ray Marthi M lthexxs Margaret Pugh William Rose, Margaret Solzman, Ronald Rich, Sheldon Bivens, Holly Newton. rry mm ral wut fill ro- nd rep Led uri an .he Grehestra The orchestra is an integral part of the music department. Providing a working experience and appreciation of good music, Whether classic, ro- mantic, or modern, it offers an opportunity to learn While playing with a group. The first per- formance of this year's orchestra was that of the accompaniment in the Saint-Saens Christmas Ora- torio for the annual Christmas Vespers. In the PRUI-il-.SSOR Lxkiv llirccmr of Bum! um! Orcfzr.fl1'f1 .. .- ,, ,,,. , - ....- .... --.s...,....-1..--... -... ..-....-...,-.4 spring, the orchestra was a vital part of the Music Festival. The student body was also privileged to hear it play a Chapel program. Second semester several additions were made in the size of the group because of the music majors who were taking instruction in a stringed instrument. This provided help for both the students and the orchestra, another proof of the growing purpose of this group. 51 Om Puoressorz CADY Dfrrclor of 1110 Choir and Chorus A Cappella Choir Buck row: Iohn Hendrix, Gerald ilones, Donald Herrick, Kenneth Ragsdale, Harold McGuire, 3rd row: Iohn VVarner, Hack Heustis, Iohn Turner, Ierry Vvlittenmyer, Edward Damer, 2nd row: Verlinda Hudspeth, Sondra Morgan, Sharon Bcrendes, Osa Marie Eppinger, Georgia Pierce, Wilma Grove. 151 row: Barbara Bivens, Margaret Rolls, Wanda Miller, Naomi Graves, Beverly Schmidt, Mary Lou lohnson. The A Cappella Choir of Iewell is composed of twenty-two voices selected on the basis of tone quality, voice, general musicianship, and academic standing. Selection of the Choir is made by audition. Under the direction of the Professor Cady, Head of the Music Department, the Choir has participated in many campus, civic, and religious affairs. 52 The Choir represents the college on radio and television, in addition to performing for Achieve- ment Day, Religious Focus VVeek, and other special occasions. The group has traveled to St. Louis on tour, singing for several vvomen's groups, high schools, and churches. 'I lvusy everj direc the Depa annt the Mai 2110 Iew Her Bev Flo He Vex Ha 4 ' , -5, ,,.. Chapel Choir The Chorus of Vlfilliam lewell College had a husy year this year. Their ioh is one that is needed every chapel period, for the Choir, under the direction of Professor Cady, leads the singing of the hymns. In cooperation with the Dramatics Department, the Music Department presents the annual Christmas Story, which is a highpoint of the holiday season. ln the spring, a Brahms Re- quiem was given for the Easter Vespers. The Chorus is composed of eighty members, not all of whom are music majors, but rather it contains those students who are sincerely interested in music and who are willing to devote many hours to practice and work. Theirs is not an easy task, and their only reward is knowing that a ich is well done. Qt, ,,g- .aud- Frwzt row' Marion Gillenwater, Linda Welch, Nina Fav Cox, Florence Hotham, Osa Marie Eppinger, Sharon Lewis, lc K Xll Mary Frith, Mary Bronaugh, lane Drury, Beverly Schmidt, Iohn Warner, Gladstone Fairweather, lack I-Ietlric , en 1 certon. 21111 row: Kathy Seymour, Nancy DuBois, Madeline Rice, Rosemary Cross, Sondra Morgon, Ianice Andrews, Linda Newton, Iewell Dean Griffen, Lynn Brandt, Margaret Ann Rolls, Ron Rich, Fred Banks, Dick Langer, Scott Schafar. 7311! row: Sharon Berentles, Margaret Solzman, Mary Glenn, Georgia Pierce, Dorothy Mohler, Edna Milne, Marilyn Chandler, Donna Holmes, l3 - l' C '. f-ll Iudith Woods, Bill Rose, Steve Pate, Harold McGuire, Ed Damer. 4lfZ row: Naomi Graves, Louanna cvcr y risvvc , Flommerfelt, Dana Gray, Rita Wilke, Vanita Holtby, Barbara Iiivens, Wilma Grove, Ioyce Curnett, Iohn DuBois, lack ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' l' B 'lx Heustis. David VVilliams, lerry VVittenmyer. 51h row. Martha Mathews, Beverly Riddlc, :XlLora leffords, Caro yn ec'emeyer, . . , Verlinda Hudspeth, Alice Cunningham, Shirley Williams, Ian Lukens, Connze Io Ray, Marlene Schwingle, Boh Brown, Boo Hardy, Ken Ragsdale, Fred Belk. l One of the many rehear- sals of the Chapel Choir 53 ' - - G ,W---,,1,,. 1 Y -. -... -M ,- ,-f,-m,.,, W , , r--af rf-. A... el, -5, F--W 1 0 v . The Cheerleaders Cxnthia H1rn1 I957 Homecoming Homecoming proved to be a great day on that cool autumn day in November. Its success was due to the capable organization of the co-chairmen, Cynthia Hirni and Edward Damer. The Pep Rally Thursday night started the gala mood which was initiated by the cheerleaders. Friday night the students enjoyed the Variety Talent Show, which had its usual combination of high humor, singing, exaggerated drama, and royal beauty. From the fifteen candidates selected by the students in the preliminary ballot in Chapel, the queen, two princesses, and two attendants were chosen. Then, after a sleepless night of stuffing napkins and shaping chicken wire, the parade takes place. At this time the winners of the Hoat and house decorations are announced. Saturday after- noon is the biggest event of the big weekend, the Homecoming Game. This year the Cardinals played the Baker Wildcats. We wonl Of course, no Homecoming would be complete without a Homecoming Dance, which was held in the Memorial Hall. The 1957 Homecoming was a tremendous success from the floats and parades to house decora- tions, variety show, queen coronation, and of course the alumni reunions and coffee chats which were held in the College Union. The traditional cry- santhemum-pennants victory made the '57 Home- coming tops in the book of William Iewell activities. 54 Z2 5 7 .fl ' 4 ,Q .M H ui .. 4-'f Miss Alumna, Louise Boleg Mr. Alumnus, Loren Goings. Never will we forget that da . Clockwixr, rxlrcmc fop lfff: Lambda Chi Alpha- Second in House, Kappa Alpha-First in Float, Alpha Delta Pi- Thircl in Float, Kappa Alpha-First in Housc. Cc'11ler,' Lambda Chi Alpha-Second in Float. ...W . ,fy 491 L45 4Ea4ll,4,! SR 7 . 1 9' fig' 4 - 2 .7 - 1: f f ' 2 ,Q 4 ' Mrs McThing Stanley Lemons - Stinkcr. Cris Ward - Howuy, Hill Lows -- Dirty loc, Yamini Graves - Mrs. Howurcl V. Lzirue HI, Iohn Carlisle - Sclicllcnlmcli, licl Barth - Nelson. . M 2 ' J, . 5, fs, 2? ,A Q. N . 9' Q Q All's well that ends well! Mrs. Howard V Larue IH is xisited by the Lewis sisters Iudy Bartrum and Pegby Wilson. 58 f Zi . P15 'ii S. 5 S 9 a Z 4' W 'f M. O , 27202167 f Q ' fu ff f 1 am. 1 fy, . Top piczzzrc: The Garden Scene. Botlom piczzzrc: Bad news from Antonio Q! ' 99 Merchant of Venice Teach Us all to fender the deeds of mercy. v , 1 I Q -... ............-, -. ...--...- ..v- -..,.4..q.--...-...,... .-.....,- ,.-,....,.,,, A .1u...,....- . ,-.,. .....,..W N.. 'Qu K A Carol Chapman, Myra Lane, Ioy Stone, Charles Durbin, Gay Kuettner, Judy Mohler, Dean Berry, Steve Pate, lack Root, Gene Voigts, lack Armstrong. The Student The William Iewell Student is a bi-weekly newspaper produced by the Iournalism class and volunteer reporters. The purpose of the paper is to report accurately the news which affects the total college population. The policy of the editorial Writers is to commend, encourage, challenge or criticize in a fair yet force- ful manner. Co-editors first semester were Iudy Mohler and Gay Kuettner, assisted by associate editors Charles Durbin, Alzora Ieffords, and Ioy Stone. Second semester co-editors were Charles Durbin and Ioy C0-Editors First semester: Second semester: Iudy Mohler Charles Durbin Gay Kuettner Ioy Stone Business Manager lack Root 60 Stone, with Carol Chapman, Myra Lane, and Gail King filling the positions of associates. lack Root was business manager and Iudy Root, Lennie Poppenhagen, and Ian Warren his associ- ates. Harvey Hecht was sports editor. Uther reporters were: lack Armstrong, Sam Ganaway, Sue Iohnson, Barbara Bivens, Larry Berry, Steve Pate, Gene Voigts, Bev Iones, Neal Davis, Suzanne Hemley, Frank Adams, Margaret Solzman, and Nancy Del-laven. Dr. Georgia Bowman, Iournalism professor, was sponsor of the Student. J I that sucl We do, but Eze follr Bes Edt Bus ,im , .gt lack 'jail oot, ZOCI- Sam :irry Jeal aret WIIS Tatler At the outset of this publication the Staff felt that School Spirit would be a suitable theme, with such a noble mascot to work with as a Cardinal. Well, thatfs what we thought at the start- We still do, only more so. The staff of the Uspiritedn publication is small but industrious. The Business Manager is Nancy Ezell. Her Associate Business Managers are as follows: Lee Stertz, Cara Rodenbach, and Poppee Beskas. The Editor of the Taller is Shirley Kohler. Editor, Shirley Kohler Business M ana ger, Nancy Ezell Gretchen Van Hoosier, Marilyn Chandler, and Marty Mathews are the Weary- and true Associate Editors. Of course, no yearbook staff is complete without the photographers. This position was ably filled by Hilera 'gCurly', Hardy and lack Root. Professor Phillips has faithfully read and corrected all the copy. Thus when all is Written and published, we boldly place our signature to your 1958 Taller. lack Root, Cara Rodenbach, Marilyn Chandler, Nancy Ezcll, Shirley Kohler, Hilera Hardy, Marty Mathews, Gretchen Van Hoosier, Lee Stertz. 61 lx f h 7 l 1 Q I mi T rl , s AX 1 . I C ,Z' dggiusgiigzi seminars ,v 2 lp C o 1766-ch nts ' .g. I.. , ll F 'Q ll , , ' C lczssroom visitation C on vocation fl Religious Focus Week Religious Focus Week, March 3-7, was led this year by the team captain, Dr. Elmer Million. Among the events were: a talent show, Monday evening in the Union, the evening seminars held from 8:00 to 9:00 Monday through Thursday, the daily afternoon seminar on Love, Courtship, and Marriagef, from 4:00 till 5:00. The capable Co- Chairmen for the week were loyce Parr and lim Banning with outstanding committees working together to make it a successful week. Heading the team was Dr. Million, New York City, director of the Department of Schools and Colleges of the Board of Education, American Baptist Convention. Other members were D. M. Baker, purchasing agent for Day Bright Lighting, lnc., Carl Burness, a member of the Ford Founda- tion Stafifg Adrian Daane, director of the Ames Laboratory of U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, the Rev. Roger Fredrikson, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Ottawa, Kans.g Dallas Sells, presi- dent of the Indiana State Union Council, Charles Smith, Held representative of Illinois Baptist State Convention ohn Spencer director of the Baptist Graduate Center University of Chicago Kenneth Wells physical education teacher at Ames High School Mrs Ronald Wells housewife and mother The theme of this year s Focus Week was Be Still and Know This theme was cleverly carried out in the bulletins and posters as well as in the functions themselves cele the foll ll l I l . . . Y, , 3 EE E 9 i ' ' 7 tc fl ,T QV N M s al i '4 'if il A -wx f ll - J . 62 L -- A 1 In .. N,-U VY K. LT'-,.... ,,. PAIR, A , .,., , -.. i,..,... ,, . . . i. v,-Z . ,.. -V.-in 'N ,H H A,-V 'M' ' 23.21.-QR!! - ' ' ' ' ' ' T Y ' ' ' . ., -a.. this ion. day ield the and Co- Iim :ing 'orlc and ican M. ing, ida- mes iong Tirst resi- nrles Ltate ptist meth Iigh her. Be tried the 'im-G e1 A seminar in the morning. 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A VV V T- Tatler Revue The 1958 Tatler Revue was presented in its full eight candidates appeared twice during the evening, glory on February 22nd, Following the seven skits and their beauty and charm were received en- given by the social organizations, the queen presen- thusiastically by the capacity audience. Co-chair- tation climaxed the Revue in grand style. The men were Iudy Mohler and Carroll Clark. 66 I , 'cn Ph 7 i Hg, CH air illiam Jewell College Union The William Iewell College Union was opened at the beginning of school this year. The purposes of the Union are to: l. Provide a community center for the entire college family. 2. Serve as a living roomw of the college campus. 3. Through its activities program augment the educational development and serve the cultural, recreational, and social needs of the college community. 4. Strive to unify all segments of the college life. The William Iewell College Union Boardl, is the student-faculty board which is responsible for the all-campus activities program. Serving with, the faculty members of the board is a group of upper- classmen who have exhibited service to the campus life and have established themselves as leaders. These students are known as Student Directors. Working with the Student Directors is another group of students who are chairmen of specific areas. A wide variety of activities have been sponsored by the Union Board this year. ln the music area there was a 'LClassical Music I-lourl' presented on Sunday afternoon, l'Music in the Air, a weekly jazz program on Friday after- noon, and a L'Variety Hourw which plays music from Broadway shows on Tuesday afternoon, and HSpecial Demonstrations in music such as Stereo and Hi-Fifi Tournaments in ping pong and chess were held. The Movie Committee arranged for the showing of several outstanding films. The Pine Arts Committee has had a variety of shows, ex- hibiting art both of local artists and from various galleries. A Photo Club has been established and has all the necessary facilities for its work. A Daily News Service was inaugurated in the building giving national, local, and campus news three times daily. The Special Events Committee has sponsored all campus parties, such as after-game parties, Christmas parties, the reception for Achievement Day, and the Homecoming Huddle. Each of us has felt the contribution of the Union to our school life, for already it has become the center of activity for the entire college community. Bob Hardy, Director of Movie: and Art: Linda Kay Welsh, Direr'for of Mlmfct Dr. David O. Moore, Faculty nzcmberg lack Armstrong, Cfmirman of Union Bozzrdj Professor Henry Cady, Faczzfty nzenzberj Bill Dunbar, Dirccfor of College Union: Naomi Graves, Director of Special Ezf:'nl5,' Ann Paubion, Secretary of Union Bonrri. - , I Tournament committee members are as follows: Don Browning, Barbara Bivens, Ruth Ann Tipton, Bob Motley. College Union Newscastcrs, Bob Harper and Dave Morton. Cris Clinton, Chairman of Photography Club. Bill Lowe gives the low-down on Music in the Air. 68 i 1,l sq,-v x N M 9 1 1 W f if-lw x ? ?- lon Cy F... 52 ff , H19 ,Av ' J i 4,5 f M01 UZCWQ , '35 ff Q 'F qi ., . v .1 M 5 tk M .,.n,, Gail King, Chairman of Fine Arts Committee. Keith Dyer, Chairman of Movie Committee Anna Margaret Kepley, Chairman of Tree Trimming Cum mittee. Barbara Harmon,Ch:1irm:.in of All-School C hristmas p rrtx ' ,if..1 N1n1'gz1retSfilxiimli, filininiin fi! I lu t Nlusiez Linclzi R415 XKte te Music ,Xrezlz Mznlx Mzrlliuu Xinsit 1 lim mginz Marlene Seliwin f Q C nninux l.rlrnt: Pi xtrzitinn rXrIx'iwr. mius I I Q, 3, 2, it is 2? E1 Q. e. 35 O Wai ation 4 j x R .,.,.4., .-A.. : g N T W, 1 -N H Hi Q , E V i gz Z! X ' ' x N, A rlg fl fl 1 i s i I l l l 1 1 i 1 zli Iohn Root, Ierry Eaton, Wes Hedges, Robert Hawkins, Iack Gabriel. Aeons The honor society for senior men on the Wil- liam Iewell campus, under the title of Aeons, was founded in 1905. In its more than half a century of existence, the organization has avoided attempts to attract attention, instead it works quietly but effectively to promote the best interests of William Iewell College. The sociey is selt-perpetuating. Its members are chosen each year from the outstanding men of the junior class on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and service. The group is a secret society, and except for the black and white arm-bands which are 72 worn at the time new members are elected and their small crossed keys badge, there are few outward manifestations of their honor. The Aeons strive to bring about a higher level of thought and action on the campus through the exemplary con- duct of the individual members. Faculty members who are Aeons are Tom Bray and Professor Harvey. Dr. Binns is an honorary member. Seniors who were honored this year are: Iohn Root, Ierry Eaton, Wes Hedges, Robert Hawkins, and lack Gabriel. 'l is to This Grer Pai won Sona ordc wor 4 4 and few teons . and con- Bray Jrary Iohn kins, The highest honor that a senior girl can attain is to be invited to Wear the gold key of Panaegis. This key, on which is engraved the image of a Greek Woman and on which is inscribed the Word Panaegis,,' signifies those qualities belonging to womanhood of the highest order: leadership, per- sonality, scholarship, and character. The oath of the order is administered every spring to the seven women elected from the junior class. This group is a self-perpetuating body, member- ship is determined by vote of the members them- selves. The advisors for the group are: Miss McDaniel, Mr. Harvey, Miss Rice, and Miss Bates. The Panaegis woman is expected to exemplify the fine qualities and spirit in college, after gradu- ation, and throughout life. The members for 1957-58 are: Francine Coffey, Ann Paubion, Naomi Graves, Dot Mohler, Shirley Montgomery, Ioyce Parr, and Iudy Root. Panaegis Dot Mohler, Ioyce Parr, Ann Faubion, Iudy Root, Shirley Montgomery, Naomi Graves. 73 'V . -'03 '?Ti, I '1Jij,Q.-'vY1-w:1Q'3Ef4?:,-iii-'Q ,. T 5 ' ,,.-,L ,D , - . , -- ' rfnfsiiij-. .fair v. Y- - ' V- . - M.. , - . , ., - -- - Q-M -.- z3fg:1:'f.f:t'r,:4f ,-E' C+.: - v. -..i,: ,---'- ..:- -..,,fag r,, ., , r'if'?,1,i '72-1 as-a. 4 A , H,-1 , 1.---,.,,,1fi.a Vg Back row: Cecilia Banta, Dixie Murray, Yvonne Miller, Mary Lou Harris, Karen Farris, Sue Carter, Martha Mathews, R S nne Hemly. Mizlzlle row: Iudy Cullen, Iudy Craig, Peggy Wilson, Iudy Root, Iimmie Willis, Shirley Kohler, Donna unge, uza Carol Sue Gillum, Sue Iohnson, Meva Eaton, Osa Marie Eppingcr, Gretchen Van Hoosier, Lavelle Tucker, Cara Rodenbach, Ov n Gaxle Clark Nancy Papp Carol Preston Florence Hotham Civle Smith Io Ann VIcClaron Sharon Soule. Front Ian ie, j ', ' ,' J , . , 1.1 , , i , row: Karen Kennedy, Helen Berndt, Mary Nichols, Kay Cokely, Ianice Blackwell, Poppee Pweskas, Iudy Mohler, Patsy Berndt, Nancy Ezell, Sandy White, Lou Esther. Gamma u Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi This has been a successful year for Gamma Nu. It all began this fall when we returned to a new sorority dormitory-our pride and joy-our blue and white chapter room, decorated in the Georgian tradition. During rush week, we boasted the largest number of pledges on campus- twenty-one girls who lost no time in becoming campus leaders. In beauty, the Alpha Delts boast of a Royal family composed of: Homecoming Queen, Second Princess, Second Attendant, Football Queen, and Tatler Queen. Qur skit, Little Red Riding Hoodu in the era of the Twenties, won us second place 74 in Tatler Revue. ln the Homecoming honors, our float, Willy the Wormf' with twenty pair of green Gamma Nu legs, wiggled off with third place honors. Qn the Hill, the Alpha Delta Pi's are active in all phases of student activities. We may boast of three class officers, leads in the Shakespearean and fall plays, three maiorettes, four cheerleaders, and members in Panaegis, and lVlzo'x lflflzo in American Colleges and U71liUCI'Jlifl.C'5. Busy in all the activities on the Hill and off campus, Alpha Delta Pi found the l957-1958 year profitable and fun, too. 4 v Z I Roc ton kas 4 Sf 'gffffiwiff-EPI.---sv--' i U'Kg?T?TL1:lrfeEf:iTEEpzalggg.J3:,e:g,-5.-geffifgaelf-1-:fl V-::a1gT.', 'V ' ,elf . f f . ' . - , - . .,-f 1 -gy ' - r -i e' p f -Q !!!-vm -'j.-i'-.ff--Lf' . ' ' ' V ' as, ' u r...- V 1, ..i-- Q ,, -:,1.P:.: f -+ , 3 ?.:1243Q- 'e ' f-Af -' -' v- - M L M M A.. Lai hews, row: ibach, Front ernclt, , our .green place ve in ,st of 1 and , and ricmz cl off year AN. .-...bi , Ai ly . Top: Nancy Ezell, Iudy Root, Cynthia Hirni. Bot- tom: Shirley, Poppee Bee- kas, Carol Preston. .fn ,fiQ, , ., Founded 'SS' rrr, Installed I949 f 4 X F fy, -,rf y Elf! I JSM IX 0 I wv'W0 'f44n-vwffiff- I N, A f, J y x X 11 ?Sff?2ff'1,n 32 3 ryg N ,f W ,, 31 We W 'W A ,ww X V, 'ff Q-M,fV.W,..WM .M ff-ff Officers President - Iudy Root Vl'C'6-f7l'65l.6iC72f - Nancy Ezell Recording Secretary - Cynthia Hirni Treczsurer - Shirley Kohler Rush Captain - Poppee Beskas Guard - Carol Preston Corresponding Secremry - Sue Carter 75 '5'ii?ffff51f?:2TZ?7Q.'fi: :TTL1 'iff '1 L ' - , .. V .v ,- ,.... -A-Y-- --'. me- - - ,....-.nf - f ..: . vs . .'T'- ' 514.14-vb rf .L .. -- .ku.u,:f,H,u4-,J -' ,Q l .,.-a.:...,...- - M,-.. V , ,--1i ,5 f-- : fx e 5- i 4 4 Y f'-0 Buck row: Gay Kuettner, Iune McKean, Louise Hagler, Sue Adams, Iackie Bosold, Mary Francis Combs, lane Turpin, Ioan Pless, Barbara Harmon. ilfliririlc' row: Bev Criswell, Iudy Neville, Karen l-Iuso, Ruth Tipton. Marilyn DeLozier, Wanda Miller Marilyn Lyon, Marilyn Nelson, Iovce Borden. First row: Edith Brand, Donna Holmes, Gail King, Maricilene Gibbs, 9 1 1 1 1 Myra Lane, Sarah Gregory, Alice Rowland. Epsilon Epsilon Chapter ofAlpha Gamma Delta The sisterhood of the Alpha Cams of Epsilon Epsilon Chapter has been exemplified this year in activities such as the surprise breakfast of the pledges for the initiated members, the pledge dance, Mode Moderne, and the Christmas party for the Mennonite Childrenls Home in Kansas City. Since October, 1946, the chapter has had an active part in William Iewell College life, it is part of national Alpha Gamma Delta which boasts almost 70 chapters throughout the United States, its possessions, and Canada. More sorority activities included the beautiful fall formal, Snowflake Eantasyf, pinning serenades, the traditional spaghetti supper by the pledges for 76 the actives, International Reunion Day, and the climax of the year, 'lThe Feast of Rosesn at Stevensons, in celebration of the pledges going active. Alpha Gains this year have been active in campus activities such as Co-Editor of The Student, Sophomore class Secretary, two members of VVh0's Who, two Associate Editors ot The Student, Co-Chairman of Rhythm Round-up, numerous committee chairmen and members, Big Sister Council, many honoraries, A Cappella choir and chapel choir, members of both Homecoming and Tatler courts, and Martha Borgstadt was a parti- cipant for the entire hrst semester in the study plan ot American University in Washitigtoii, D.C. U- 3'i- 'i 'i!!'5!5ii-Sires!-3-sggg N ., - N Y H- ,,, ,,,, ,,,-- :he Elf ,ng in 711, 10's 711, Jus Lter ind ind rti- ldy LC. Top: Gay Knetter, loyce Borden, Alice Row- land. Boltom: Beverly Criswell, Marilyn Nelson, Mary Francis Combs. Founded l904 Installed l946 442 2, 'W f H.. K ' ' f Y :V .,,, ,W ' g Q 'Q'-i f e- 1' ,, ,eff gg' 225, m e Y, , , ,, , , fe , f - 5. X X .ff ff K fiwysgf, ' A Officers P1'e5z'cic12z - Ioyce Borden Vzte-p1'c5z'de12z - Gay Knetter Vz'ce-prc'5z'denz - Alice Rowland Rcc0rdz'ng Secretary - Beverly Criswell Correxpondzhg Secretary - Iune McKean Treasurer- Mary Francis Combs E229 77 Back row: Mary Lee Menefee, Pat Kelley, Io Hawkins, Ian Lukens, Lyrle Clawson, Mary Thompson, Martha La Frenz, Ann Faubion. Ioyce Curnett, Betty Smith, Wilma Grove, Betty Boone, Iudy Bartram, Io Harvey, Shirley Montgomery. Middle row: Nancy Casterline, Ianet Clayton, Sondra Morgan, Pat Bibler, Ian Seal. Ieanette Morre, Harriet Cunningham, Marian Board, Marilyn Chandler, Marilyn Cannom, Donnie Davis, Carolyn Van Dyke, Ianet Herman, Margaret Ann Rolls, Nancy Moore. First row: Mary Lou Iohnson, Anna Margaret Kepley, Beverly Iones, Karen Winterowd, Linda Kay Welsch, ludy Digby, Betty Bland, Sally Lackey, Nancy Berry, Rosemary Cross, Iudy Woods, Ioyce Parr, Iudy Kelly, Lili Shackleford, Kathy Seymour. Ipha Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron Betas arrived at school this year to a charming home in the New Dorm. Soon BSO actives and dates found themselves at a dance, Beta Heaven, given by 16 new pledges. Homecoming saw four Beta cheerleaders cheering the team to victory while BSO received honorable mention in float and First princess in the Homecoming court. Wearing the Beta Pin were many leaders on the hillw, Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Senate, President of Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Sigma lota, WAA, and Psychology Club, Assistant Editor of the Tatlerg Intramural manager, one of the Co-chairman of Religious Focus Week, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Panhellenic, Head Majorette, 78 Vice President, Secretary, and Program Chairman of Big Sister Council, Union Board members, and KA Intramural Queen and a Princess. Tatler Revue found a Beta as first princess and their dramatic skit, Hludgment Dayf' Winning the third place trophy. Three outstanding girls repre- sented Betas in VVfz0's Plfho and three in Panaegis. Sportsvvise, Betas Won the basketball tournament. Singing in A cappella were five musically talented girls. Others took part in the dramatic productions of the school, while forensics found BSO well represented. Betas upheld their grades this year, winning for the eighth consecutive time the scholarship trophy. 11,513-.. T12 , A .--Lv f,-.i....wL nz, Dry 'ian ncy udy ard, man and and the pre- fgis. CDI. mted Irons well ear, the 'T Top: Kathy Seymour, Shirley Montgomery, Ann Faubion, Ian Lukens. Boltom: Ieanette Moore, Margaret Ann Rolls, Ioyee Parr, Betty Bland. ,X 5 2 1 ..f 5 Founded IQO4 I . ,,,. 'k M xx v Allin Q35 Installed 1946 M fu I! X I mln P' .4 rm lim x Ziwf 2 1' fuarw Officers PI'C'5l'li6'72f - Shirley Montgomery Vice-preszdent - Kathy Seymour Recording Secretary - Ian Lukens C01'1'e5p0ncz7z'ng Secrelary - Betty Bland Treayurer - Ieanette Moore Rush Captain - Ann Faubion Pledge Trainer- Ioyce Parr 79 WW WW f' ff, ff? Back row: Ronald Knapp, Donald Browning, Dean Berry, William Rutherford, Paul Casper, Arthur Babbitt. Middle row: Ernest Barber, Augustine Okonkwo, Cecil Henry, Ierry Skaggs, Gladstone Fairweather, Russell Caviezel. First row: Patricia Hufstedler, Virginia Hurt, Verlinda I-Iudspeth, Miss Mcllaniels, Georgia Pierce, Kathryn Levick. 9 1 Independent Students Association The Independent Student Association this year has tried to provide opportunities for its members to gain skill in leadership and participate in various campus activities, and to provide pleasure and opportunities to help others. These were the aims we sought to achieve under our new constitution. Among the highlights of the year are: we began with a skating party at the roller rink in Buckner, Missouri, at Christmas time we presented a Christ- mas pageant at the Veterans Hospital in Excelsior Springs and sang carols for those unable to attend the pageant. 80 An important event in the life of the organiza- tion was the changing of our name from Independ- ent Society to lndependent Students' Association. This change was announced at the time of our new members received their certificates of first class membership. This is our Fifth year to be affiliated with the National lndependent Students' Associa- tion. At the close of the year a formal banquet was held where our new ohcicers for next year were installed. This event will long be remembered by all who attended. RN sw die iw: Z3- ind- on. ,ew lass ted cia- N35 'CFC by Top: Iini Henry, Ierry Skaggs. Bottom: Virginia Hurt, Arthur Babbitt, Vcrlintla Hudspeth. ,, -,- .-..,..........,... ..-----s I958 Installed as Independent Students' Association Officers P7'65l'dt?72l - lim Henry VIICC-Pl'65l.dC71Z - Ierry Skaggs Secretczry-T1'ea5u1'e1' - Virginia Hurt Program chczzrman -Kathy Levick Social chaziman - Arthur Babbitt Senate 7'6P7'6'567'll6lfZ.1!C' - Verlinda Hudspeth I71Zl'6Z77'ZIfil'LZl represenzazive - Don Browning swam z .1 ZQQQW -f jx i ' 4 - f t' -si o 1 ,W . f Q i Q 0 I C f f '22, .Sf ,- i t f , fs f , ,.., ,.,,. N L c W w wf f X i 'f 4 N - if ' M 25313 Q ' ' -Mgysw to ,,w.t,s ... ,:4v 'ws 451119-zV.f. 1, , K, 4 6 3 ,Aff 57.-,W-,:,Z,Q..:'4Atw,,sff:,,4 Ai, ,. W 2' 4 ff f Qfz 'f5-M-9 X fy Q, W , Mm 'isilggfgzyzzf ,ff - mf I ,, ,. www V A ' ' ' f 'sf fe M1 -yy 5 - '- 1 ' 5 ft'-fff gy,-, 24011 W fylfgtfff' is f . ,X i Y 0 fin 410 'fm f ' A ' ' Q71 If 4ff.,'. .N - ff: ' : 2f:f,2ff'42J'fi P430 ff ff fs v iffy. ' 1'f A114-Q54 ff VSZQI 'aff I ya ,kg i f 3 Off g N ,. 0 f, fs 4' 5 , Vffiizfgk x 7 , xv 1 t,fo.sf,t-' , .f 'W vaio' f n jg' 4 ,fu t it f -2 ,Q f'5' nf! f ff Q4 A' ff Mft -, Q14 f if ff f ,ff ' -24 f H 1 f ' f 4 4 fi iv 7 . 1,fw'4.g41 X 1 , A 'WK f 1 .:....-. -Leia.-1 XX , ,f 81 QE Buck row: Verlin Henry, Gene Voigts, Iohn Brunner, lack Armstrong, William Dreyer, Larry Elliott, Warren Bergman, Dave Williams, David Rogers, Art Carder, Ierry Iones, Ollie Parker, Dave Konold. Third row: Sheldon Bevin, Rex Culberson, Huston Adkinson, Ioseph Frazier, Iohn Harmon, lim Lowe, Dave Kelley, Gerald Richards, Don Gregory, Larry Edgar, Bill Low, Ronald Mathis, Ed Exline. St'C0l7!2l row: Duane McCabe, Dick Langner, Iim Coleberd, Gene Davis, Paul King, Bill Borgstadt, Bill Barker, Lee Stertz, Stan Bowman, lim Hudson, Tom Fulkerson, Bill Griffey, Lloyd Gentry, Steve Pate, Chal Beisenberg. First row: Ed Barth, Dave Splan, Iack Root, Charles Blaylock, Kenneth Euritt, Marion Rowin, Harold McGuire, Allan Howard, Hilera Curly Hardy. Alpha Delta Chapter of Kappa Ipha Order Since December 19, 1865, the date of its found- ing at Washington and Lee University, the Kappa Alpha Order has wrapped its fraternal organization in Southern tradition. lts aspiration has been to instill in its members the qualities of the true Southern Gentleman as shown by the spiritual founder of Kappa Alpha, Robert E. Lee. Rush Week closed successfully for Kappa Alpha with the acquisition of a fine pledge class of twenty- eight. Following in the success of Rush Week was Homecoming with Kappa Alpha taking first place honors in both Float and House divisions. 82 ln February came the annual Convivium cele- bration which, brought together pledges and actives along with alumni of Alpha Delta and members of the Kansas City Alumni Association. The Old South Ball once again was one of the social season's most outstanding affairs. This year, as in the past, Kappa Alpha has had many of. its members active in campus affairs. With its men taking an active part in student government, honorary and service organizations, music, and special honor groups, Kappa Alpha has continued to maintain its reputation for quality leadership. lrc, le- fes irs Fld 7 I S ad .rh nr, nd ed Top: lack Root, Mari- on Rowin, Charles Blay- lock, Ken Euritt. Boltom: Hilera Hardy, Ed Barth, Allen Howard, Dave Splan, Harold McGuire. Founded I865 f ,. M , 58? g lj, ,,r,,N4,..v, ',.Qg3,,M I ,g , ,.,, K yy, Qvfflij IQ ,W I Mk I S :K f X .5134 nfs f RX X Xfvfx fk 6 s ,ofwfl-f,M,X ,f N X. WW f f:,' f,' f,r gWfff,j'4E :'. 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Midrffc row: Allan White, Harvey Hecht, Rowland Nethaway, Ioe Dyke, Bob Linsley, Gib Leiter, Charles Schwidde, lack Hopson, Bob Bailey, Bob Ruch, Dana Scrivner, Dick McNally, Rich Moore, Holly Newton. Paige Seats. lfffil row: lim Banning, Rich Schwartz, George Rowland, Ioe Bandy, Harold Maddera, Ierry Curnutt, Don Harris, Gary Sahn. Epsilon u Chapter of Lambda Chi Ipha The Epsilon Nu Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha, the largest national fraternity, is Iewell's youngest and, we believe, most progressive fraternity. The men of Lambda Chi Alpha were very active in all campus extra-curricular activities. Campus leaders included the Student Body Presi- dent, Senior Class President, Iunior Class President, and presidents of several honorary organizations. Members were in Aeons and TfV1z0'5 lflfho. Other activities by members included partici- pation in varsity and intramural sports. Two members were Co-Captains of the Cross Country Team. We placed first in scholarship in 1957 84 among the campus fraternities. At Homecoming we received second place trophies for both house and float decorations. Highlighting social activities were the ulfiisher- man's Wharrl, Fall Formal and the annual gLWhite Rose Crescent Ballw in the spring. lnterspersed with these were open house, informals and a very successful pledge dance. A great deal of our success this year was due to the efforts of our house mother, Mrs. Charles Graham, and our alumni adviser, Mr. Curtis Graham. These two persons hold a high place in the hearts of all Lambda Chi's. Top: lorry Curnutt, Ioe Handy, Rich Schwartz. Boltom: Don Harris, George Rowland,'Harold Madclcra, lim Banning, Garv Sahn. 2' Founded l909 Installed I942 High High High High High High High High , ia. fl f5?f'3' L' g5'Q'g ' . .ga R , ff, ST- 'R fl ' f - . ' ' ' x . ...L 4 , i - ' X , . h . ' Q ' ,igfifsn WT -- S f x U, iw ' f Q 'K A ,ii f 9 4' 'f ky: fm V if J if X we gg 4 Mimi If 1 a g gn My 1 1 v W Y fix qw yf. Q, f S , X f .,. 1 1, X Q , L , f if 6 5 A ,G f..,A, , g If . , , ., 252115 U . '. iw, 3 7: . i Q.. ,, i ,,..,,. ,4 M ,Q , L he ,... , K X , .LY 'Q ' ' -5 ix E'-wk 1, 1 2 Alpha - loo Bandy Beta - lorry Curnutt Gamma - Rich Schwartz Tau - George Rowland Epsilon - Harold Maddera Delta - Gary Sahn Phi - Don Harris Kappa - lim Banning ififwms, ,WY ig Mrk, 5 1 R R R V , V . 4 3 n ..,i.,:,:.,,.i, ,,:r .,,r,,,. .,.i R 1 ' rf and 85 Buck row: Don Head, Mike Fligg, Iohn Newberry, Fred Binnsbacher, Bill Harsh, Bob Harman, Dave Sarvar, Dean Adams, lack Gabriel. Mz'z2'dIc row: Tom Suter, Mike Morrow, Lennie Poppenhagen, Mike Maloney, Ken Kirby, Blencowe Daniel, Tom Fields. First row: Gary Moore, Rod Swearingen, Iohn Duggins, Gary Wagner, Carroll Clark, Larry Hamilton, Allan Fox. , Zeta Phi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta The men of Phi Gamma Delta are proud of their heritage and of the position they hold on and around the hill. Organized as a local fraternity in 1871 bearing the name of Zeta Phi, Phi Gamma Delta has the distinction of being the oldest fra- ternity on the hill. Pledging eleven new men in the fall, the Fiji's enlarged that number to sixteen as the year pro- gressed. The freshmen kicked off the Phi Gam social season with their annual pledge dance, which had the exotic theme of Arabian Nightsf, A hay- ride followed soon and then came the fall formal 86 with its ghosts, goblins, and Halloween decor. In the spring came 'iFiji Weekend,,, which included a Fiji Island Party in costume and later a picnic. There were numerous informal date parties, picnics, and each sorority was entertained one night during the year. For the second straight year, the Phi Gams brought the first place trophy in Tatler Revue to the Fiji Hutf, The prize winning skit was an original take-off on Roman mythology set to the tempo of Pajama Gamef' With its members in nearly all campus activities, Phi Gamma Delta is proud of its accomplishments. Top: lack Gabriel, Dean Adams, Botzom Blencowe Daniel, Carrol Clark, lim Bloss. l Founded I848 Installed I886 , .w all' Q, Q fi i Q vQ?..,f Y, l Fw ff iii? if X ,X , , ,X ' f+M.:'1 ,-'Lwx V ZA' -4? ' P-fa' Nair?-'-3'-, 'A '- l Q - ,, ,R .. A X .-, -vwwa -- ff -yr - f' .iv 22-sI ' ' 'f 'f' 9 yw zf- , f ,f fs W, We-: . .M.. J 2' Z' F 2 , Q 2 f f X .1 .2 I 3 Q exe? ff M ' 3' P H 54 w as . M 334:15 . ff? aa? A , .l ' 4 ,,,. . 5 1. ' : f Q ff WSW? 19555 ff -, f -, K 2 X- A - , ,. , . , aff f l 5 , : fu .' wx .Q , Q .Q 'K .W ii 5 1. 5719 2 V? ' Q' Uv f '19 . f fx .Lf ,Aa Lv All gtg 'AY' f.i,',f zeal. - ' Cfficers Preszkierzz - lack Gabriel Trea5urc'r - Dean Adams Recordzbzg Secretary - lim Bloss Corresponding Secretary - Carroll Clark I-Iz'st01'z'czn - Blencowe Daniel S7 ......-.g,.,g. 'J Back row: Mike Houston, Donald Iameson, Richard Lyle, Kent McClard, Bob Iamieson, Ron Rigdon, Iohn Shepherd, Larry Markt, Edward Conway, Wesley Hedges, Bernard Frye, Gayle Wolf. Middle row: Iames Reno, Charlie Thomson, Dan Benshoof, 'Charles Barcus, Herbert Havens, Donald Eberhart, Russell Owen, Bill Rogers, Iohn lanes, Iames Millen, Ralph Clark, Charles Broomfield. Front row: Pat Cartwright, Arlie Lamb, Ierry Hubbard, Carl King, Iames Firebaugh, Thomas Connors, William Rolinitis, Gerald Meyer, Ron Kelly. Beta Xi Chapter of Sigma u The Beta Xi chapter of Sigma Nu rolled on to another line year in 1957-1958. Our successful rush week brought us twenty-four new pledges and a returning active, Ron Merrill. On the Hill Pat Cartwright was in the running for the Ugly Man contest. lt was no surprise to have the Sigma Nuls leading the way in every sport. The Sigma Nu's had a captain in every sport. Our pledge class came up with our hrst social activity in the form of a hayride. This year w-e initiated what may become a tradition for Beta Xi. Peggy Wilson was chosen as Playmate of the year and was rewarded the Playmate trophy. Oli course, the VVhite Rosel' was an elegant and successful as 88 usual, and we're sure everyone will remember it for the years to come. The Missouri Sigma Nu Chapters held their annual basketball tournament at William lewell this year. Six teams competed from Missouri Valley, Washington University, Rolla School of Mines, Drury, and William lewell. Our house was redecoratedthis year and we all approve of the change. However, we still retain the distinction of having the oldest fraternity house west of the Mississippi. Again this year we are all grateful to our Sigma Nu girl, Mother Huff. We have all learned to appreciate and respect her presence around the house. it eir tell ey, es, we lin 1se all Ve 1er .SQXNQN agile iii,95'fQ ,WN f'Mi,+ ti- X ff' oun ed I868 .arer . ,J 4 ,gig at it ' 1 fa X .Pez X giyijgx . f !f7f 9-fluke M 'xv -J-ka,-' NE. i ffm, xv A E X e f,.k,i,f ,x .KW ,Haig N, .N , ,way , :wg NX, 'Az ,V .f J A , ' N Z 'f XSS i Q' f , GZ! fry' Q.. NY- x . f N-1'7if?f,15Lflh f 5 R Nfif.fJwMXNiiiwf'W '- HJ Commander - Pat Cartwright Lt. Commander - Wes Hedges Chaplain - Bob Iamieson Treasurer - Carl King Recorder - Don Iamieson Alumni eonzaet - Bill Hubbard Marshall - lim Firebaugh lim Firebaugh, Pat Cartwright, Louis Streigel. 89 l i Back row: Francis Botts, Sheldon Bivin, Iohn Brunner, Peter Hoierman, Iames Fagan, Larry Carter, Bob Chow, Marvin Dixon. Mi12'dlcr0w: Iim Lowe, Charles Beisenhcrz, Lynn Schmitt, Gary Barfoot, Ron Mathis, Page Seats. From row: Kathy Nelson, Tom Lewis, Allen Howard, Carol Carter, Dr. Huselton, Fuacl Iarjoura. American Chemical Society Student Alhliates of the American Chemical Society give an opportunity for the students of chemistry and chemical engineering to develop to their fullest in the field of chemistry. Its member- ship is comprised of majors in chemistry, and other interested students may affiliate as associates ac- cording to regulations of A.C.S. Dr. Huselton is the sponsor and Allan Howard is the President. Back row: Shirley Kohler, Iudy Mohler, Marilyn Chandler, Donna Runge, Linda Welsh, Nina Fay Cox, Ioyce Shriver, Iucly Nelson, Wilma Grove, Mrs. Lovan, and Miss Bates. Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta is the national freshman woman's honorary organization. This organization is open to those freshman women who attain and maintain a 3.5 grade point throughout their fresh- man year. The purpose of this group is to stimulate academic success in later years. The advisors are Miss Bates, Miss Chiles, and Mrs. Lovan. Iudy Digby has served as the President. Nancy Hackett, Myra Lane, Carol Taylor, Nancy Ezcll, Digby. Front row: Miss Chiles, Martha Mathews, Kathy Q0 u A ? WNV X Q M Hg lN I f t r c S C I P I I l X 4 i 4 ! s l l l x X X f f . f S 5 vin thy ,an ,on nd sh- ate are ,dy zell, ,thy KQZIXZW' 6372715 ,,,-af y.-, MT? 55 - 1 wfv-.,,..,,. ' Back row: Dr. Gier, Bob Chow, Dave Sarver, Bob Hardy, Bob Williams, Charles Newlon, loe Klein, Donna Runge, Miss Thomas. Front row: Iimmie Willis, Gayle Smith, Carol Preston, Bob Iamieson, Harriet Karkut, lack Armstrong. Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta is the national honorary biology fraternity with the Lambda chapter at lewell. To be eligible for membership to Tri-Beta, a student must have a grade point average superior to that of the student body, ten hours of biology, and submit a paper written on a biological subject. The organization is sponsored by Dr. Gier and the President is Bob Iamieson. Big Sister Council . The Big Sister Council is comprised of upper- class women whose duty is to make the new student feel at home on the I-Iillf, The Big Sister writes the freshman during the summer to answer all questions. During Orientation Week the Big Sisters attend a training program to better enable them to fulfill their duties. The President for the year was Donna Runge. Back row: Anna Margaret Kepley, Nancy Casterline, Linda Welsh, Nancy Ezell, Margaret Rolls, Marilyn Chandler, Martha La Frenz, Lyrle Clawson, Ieanette Moore, Pat Kelley, Sally Lackey, Sondra Morgan, Iudy Bartram, Cynthia Hirni, Maxine Rice, Iudy Digby. Front row: Ioy Stone, Rosy Cross, Betty Lou Tomlinson, Donna Runge, Mariecelene Gibbs, Myra Lane, Marian Gillenwater, Nina Fay Cox, Osa Marie Eppinger. QI ' .f:.-ap:-1:.,.L-.,:14.--...1..,...,..e...Lu- , . ..- . V ,.,, ,.,... ah,- -,,.r . ..-. .. ,......i....,..,-,-,-.....-i....-1.-L....-..---...L.... V , , f M 'f f,,,fv'ff,:f' f, m .,f ,f Z i 5 Front row: Aloah Burke, Martha Mathews, Mary Thompson, Ioyce Parr, Sharon Berendes. 27161, row: Iulia Cormack, Mary Lou Iohnson, Setsuko Fujiwara, Myra Lane, Gretchen Van Hoosier, Ken Alderton, Osa Marie Eppinger, Helen Houston, Beverly Crisvvell. gm' row: Ierry Nubolt, Gladstone Fairweather, Dick Olsen, Sandra Kepler, Victor Iordon, Vanita Holtby, George Boltniew, Iack Armstrong, Ann Faubion, Kay Winterowd, Richard Schwartz, lim Banning, Bob Stone, Stan Lemmons. Baptist Student Movement The Baptist Student Movement is the American Baptist Organization on the campus of Williana Iewell College. This year the programs have varied from topics of Religion in Artu to The Purpose of Music in the Church. The group strives to achieve fellowship and inspiration through discus- sion. The B.S.M. President this year was Ioyce Parr. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union helps to provide for the spiritual side of college life. This year, with Alzora Ieffords as president, the BSU kept up its usual busy program. Morning Watch was held daily, Missions Emphasis came early in the year, youth teams were sent to surrounding communities, and Religious Focus Week brought many out- standing speakers to our Campus. Back row: David Burhans, Ed Forbes, Dave Kuhlman, Don Bowling, Bob Richardson, Iesse Funkhouser. Front row: Beverly Riddle, Nancy DuBois, Carol Ann Carter, Alzora Ieffords, Osa Marie Eppinger, Wilma Grove. 2 5, ii. Z 5 Q2 1 S' .A X 4' A A V9 I .42 t ick, .on, fby, JDS. for 'ith its eld tar, ies, lut- 9 I - f . f :gi-1 1g1'iwrt2 ' V- f s s Q-1'-f,g,.,.,.,. . N-s4':s'e...t.'1 . X' .N Buck row: Iudy Bartram, Pat Bibler, Martha Matthews, Iewell Dean Griffin, Kathy Leviclc, Verlinda Hudspeth, Shirley Williams, Sharon Berendes. Middle row: Marguerite Sm.ith, Dixie Marray, Gretchen Van Hoosier, Marian Gillcnwater, Beverly Criswell, Delores Ray, Beverly Dietzschold, Helen Houston, Lynn Brandt, Phyllis Strawn. Front row: Setsuko Fujiwara, Carol Ann Carter, Sandra Morgan, Osa Marie Eppinger, Elizabeth Allen, Pat Hufstedler, Virginia Hurt, Linda Welsh, Nancy Hackett, Beverly Anderson. Epsilon Omega Pi Epsilon Qmega Pi was established by a group of girls desiring to go into full-time Christian work. The purpose of the group is to help its members develop mentally, physically, and socially. E.O.P.'s main program consists of special mission work and projects connected with Missionary Fellowship. The President is Beverly Anderson. Gamma Beta Mu Gamma Beta Nu was originated in l93l by the wives of ministerial students. Its motto, Wives help win,', reveals their purpose. Gamma Beta Nu provides relaxation, fun, discussion of common problems, spiritual refreshment, and lasting friend- ships. Mrs. F. M. Derwacter is the sponsor and Marcie Morgan is the President. Back row: Louise Russell, Wilma Althea Noble, Linda Wilson, Marilyn Eller, Marian Welker, Marlynne Snare, Naomi Keele. Middle row: Nina Kirby, Iune Seat, Evelyn Schoenberger, Betty Law, Ioyce Winfree and son. Front row: Mrs. Derwacter, sponsor. -Verna Reed, Vice-Pres., Marcie Morgan, President -Donna Werner,-Sec.-Treas. 93 . Y ,. . .. ,. , ,,.,., , , l, ,xg heiagg... ..eg.:... ..... --.aw- .. .,...,..1...,.,-,.,-...1.-.,..-.-.-x.....-.....---...L-.... -'- - , . , Front row: Bill Pendleton, Shirley Kohler, Marion Rowin, Roger Hartman. Sccomi row: Kathy Nelson, Bill LeClere, Harold Maddera, Gib Leiter, Dr. Morrow, Al Gibbons. Third row: Don Blalock, Dr. Hilton, Dean Powers, Prof. LaFrenz, Ray Bowman, Prof. Iones. Fozzrth row: Iohn Iackson, Marvin Dixon, Charles Durbin, David Gray, Milton Iordan, Iohn Dixon, Prof. Crawford. Back row: Tony Downing, Bob Williams, Allen Howard, Ron Moberly, George Boltniew, Dick Waring, Francis Botts. Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon, national honorary farternity, is an organization of students who have shown an interest in mathematics by high scholarship. Each member is given the opportunity to prepare and to present an original paper on some subject related to mathematics. Prof. Iones served as the sponsor of the group and Marion Rowin served as President. La Camerata La Camerata was organized to stimulate campus interest in the music program and to provide experience and opportunity for the attainment of musical skills and tastes. The organization is com- posed of music majors and other interested students. La Camerata assists the Music Department in the sponsorship of the Senior Recitals. Nina Fay Cox is the President. Brzclq row: Lewis Ryland, Ron Rich, Bruce Schoenberger, Bill Rose, Iohn Turner, Russell Aubrey. Tlzirfl row: Mrs. Lovan, Goria Baker, Professor Carly, Mr. Lakin, Bob Watkins, Marlene Schwingle, Connie Ray, Donna Holmes. Second row: Verlinda Hudspeth, Sharon Berendes, Mararet Ann Rolls, Ianice Andrews, Sondra Morgan, Carol Taylor. First row: Linda Newton, Beverly Criswell, Wanda Miller, Martha Richmond, Nina Fay Cox, Mary Bronough. 94 .- Vain 2. S9 FL ere, lRay rof. Jtts. Jus ide of im- nts. the N ,OX virs. ond ow: ..i..i. .4i...Q. Front row: Iohn Hackworth, David Burhans, Fred Wilson, Iohn Carlisle, Bill Rose, lim Carter, Russell Caviezel. Second row: Tom Bray, George Boltniew, Paul Casper, Fred Banks, Ted Aschan, Lewis Ryland, Don Inloes, Vernon Mallow, lim Henry, Iess Funkhouser, Augustine Okonkwo, Sam Ganaway. Third row: Ioe Frazier, lim Banning, Roy Iohnson, Richard Christianson, Bill Morgan, Ralph Brotherton, Don Browning, Arthur Babbitt, Iim Pirch, Reginald Rethford, Kermit Wilkens, Don Boling, Don La Fountaine, Bob Farmer, Gene Davis. Ministerial Association Nineteen Fifty-seven began one of the more active years for the H. I. Hester Ministerial Asso- ciation. The meetings were planned well ahead of their dates making it possible to have speakers of high quality to H11 the engagements at 3 p.m. each Wednesday. Meeting in the new college union building added much to the comfort and atmos- phere of the meetings over the former meetings held in Iewell Hall. Needs were being met as they occurred. One of the important needs was to acquire hymn books. The Rev. Clayburn Landers of Kansas City became aware of this need and presented the association with twenty-four monogramed Baptist Hymmzls in Cardinal-red bindings. ,.- .-.-.., .....n. - ...4..:-....,-.-....-.... ..... ,.......,....,--M With the coming of the Rev. Tom Bray to give direction to the religious activities on the campus, the association was greatly benefited. One of the changes introduced by Mr. Bray was a system of keeping a monthly report on the activity of each student minister. The ministers were required to attend the meetings to become acquainted with each other and the general program of the associa- tion. Dr. Earl Harding, executive secretary of the Missouri Baptist Convention, was the guest speaker at the annual banquet, April 28. This was a fitting climax for the year, socially. In retrospect the group realized a good year of instruction and fellowship. 95 3.1. ,...-.H . ffffflfi Back row: Vance Morris, Ian Owen, Elmer Yordt, Cara Rodenbach, Bob Howard, Betty Tomlinson, Bob Barryhill. Middle row: Pat White, Donna Runge, Ron Merrill, Ian Seal, Ed Georgoff, Kay Cokely, Bennie Disselholf, Mrs. Kinman. Front row: Bill Burns, Louanna Flomerfelt, Mike Compton, Helen Berndt, Ken Moore, Jimmie Willis, Richard Carr, Lillie Shackleford, Iim Firebaugh. Physical Education Majors The Physical Education Majors Club on the Iewell Campus is aliiliated with the American As- sociation for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. The club, headed this year by lim Firebaugh as President, sponsored a water ballet in February. Mrs. Kinman, Coach Nelson, Coach Patterson, and Coach Short are the faculty sponsors of this group. Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta is the national history honorary fraternity. The William Iewell Chapter is Beta Gamma. The purpose of the society is to stimulate scholarship in the Held of history, promote historical writings, and enable its members to become better informed in current affairs. The advisors are Dr. Pugh and Chaplain Parker, and the President is David Morton. Back row: Dr. Pugh, General Parker, Mrs. Parker, Bill Morgan, Fred Belk, George Boltnicw, Bob Stone, Carroll Clark. Front row: Pat Kelley, Ierry Eaton, Dave Morton, Mary Frith, Martha Borgstatlt, Mrs. Trotter. 96 I mill. ian. illie ary eta HIC cal KCI' Dr. is ark. , : ..., 1 i f 2 i ,fe il E il 4 i 'I 1 , , . .. . i W A --f -f -Ll' 'W' 3 . , ,., 3.--: 4 3, ' ,. v ,. , . -. qyjjlj 9- 56.13 .t . J- L-' rg- 1 A xi L' ' 1 31: 15 ,4 ip ' Lmegfg' - fr- , ng-' V fElE1'ii.:: gn ' A fw.a.u7-1 . Front row: Beverly Anderson, Miss McDaniels, Pat Bibler, Naomi Graves, Mrs. El Samman, Gail Minter. Back Row: Pat Kelley, Dr. McCarty, Mr. Bruner, Tom Sherwood, Shirley Montgomery. Phi Sigma Iota Phi Sigma Iota, the national Romance language honor society, was installed at William Iewell on April 19, 1945. The purpose of the society is to encourage high scholarship and individual research in the Field of Romance languages, and to promote amity between our nation and others. The advisors are Dr. McCarty and Miss McDaniels. The Presi- dent is Pat Bibler. Pi Gamma u Pi Gamma Mu is the national social science honor society on our campus. The organization deals with the problem of human relationships and attempts to apply sociological theory through prac- tical application, so as to impress something more than theory in the minds of the students. Prof. Whaley serves as the sponsor of the group and Tom Connors serves as the President. Buck row: Professor Whaley, Sam Ganaway, Fred Bells, David Morton, Wes Hedges, Bob Stone, Icrry Eaton. From row: Norman Nester, Bob Hawkins, Mary Frith, Georgia Pierce, Pat Kelley, Ioy Stone, Tom Connors. 97 , - , . ffzafffqmafmg f-gg agvigg- ff: --'-5I-es12f1e2::'c'!11f 116513351'-1 23311-2 -F 3f ?3f- f ' 7 k . L up Mm,,A,,,N vm W. ,T -,,, N in ..,-, , ,W ,, ,, M V ,V , -,dv-J-LA - WLJLJ Front row: Dr. Georgia Bowman, Myra Lane, Wilma Grove, Ann Faubion, Aloah Burke, Ioyce Parr, Elizabeth Choplin, Io Harvey. Second row: Ken Alderton, Chris Clinton, David Burhans, David Morton, Max Von Erdmannsclorff, Bill Lowe, Bob Stone, Donald Witt. Buck row: Ierry Curnutt, Don Herrick, Gene Voights, Rowland Nethaway. Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta is the National Honorary Society for forensics. Established on the campus in 1922, Missouri Delta chapter carries on a program which includes debates from one part of the mid-west to the other. The aim of the group is to promote The Art of Persuasion, beautiful and justf, Debaters who have taken part in intercollegiate speech activities - a minimum of seven debates or one major contest in oratory or extemp - are eligible for membership. Students who are especially outstanding in forensics are awarded the Pi Kappa Delta key. Pi Kappa Delta sponsors both intercollegiate 98 and intramural speech activities. This year has been a year of outstanding record at various debates throughout the year. At the University of Nebraska competing against 44 colleges and universities, William Iewell walked away with the sweepstakes. Once again Iewell was the recipient of the sweep- stakes trophy as well as three other trophies at the Louisiana Tournament. The freshman debaters were named the top ranking team at the Rockhurst Novice Tournament. Members of the debate squad are Dave Burhans, Aloah Burke, and the advisor, Doctor Bowman. Pi Kappa Delta has accomplished much in the field of speech and forensics. .4 Rf 9 ob en es ca es, he rs st ad 9 ed , ki, . 5 , Back row: Georgia Pierce, Dana Gray, Vanita I-Ioltby, Naomi Graves, Chris Clinton, Alice Cunningham, Iudy Craig, Peggy Wilson, Bob Tinsley, Richard Schwartz. Third row: Ian Herman, LaVelle Tucker, Carol Graves, Iudy Bartram, Louanna Flomerfelt, Martha LaFrenz, Carroll Clark, Phil Rotsch, Ed Damer, Ed Barth. Second row: Sue Iohnson, Lynn Brandt, Gretchen Van Hoosier, Myra Lane, Nancy Moore, Betty Bland, Maurice Montgomery. First row: Miss Rice, Cecilia Banta, Rita Rae Wilke, Alice Rowland, Shirley Kohler, Stan Lemons. William Jewell Players The William lewell Players are the laboratory producing group for the Department of Dramatics and constitute a community theater group for the Campus. The Drama organization was founded by Dr. Fruit in 1924 and now is directed by Miss Virginia D. Rice. Each year they produce two major plays, one of which is a Shakespearean drama. The Players started the dramatic season with the presentation of Mrs, McThing. Naomi Graves, Iohn Carliyle, Kathy Patterson, and Chris Ward starred in the presentation. The height of the season was reached when the Shakespearean play, The Merchant of Venice, was presented. The leads in the play were held by Iudy Craig, Don Harris, Nancy Moore, Maurice Montgomery, Marguerite Smith, Frank Adams, Bob Tinsley, and Richard Owen. The response from the faculty, student body, and towns- people has been very encouraging. It is impossible to mention all the members of the Players, for many have cooperated to make the presentations a success. Under the leadership of Shirley Kohler, President, Naomi Graves, Vice- President, Alice Rowland, Secretary-Treasurer, and Martha LaFrenZ, publicity Chairman, the Players have had a banner year. William Iewell is fortunate to have a great many students unusually talented in dramatics willing to work hard and strive toward perfection in the art, thereby making the result satisfying to both the director and to the students participating as well. 99 Political Science Club f-. -99 V 'ZW ,WW few mmm Wm 77, , 7:T17fI'2Zf':7 ms Www Wa W-z wwwawvzrfz zfwvfwzawswt anne ram: mn mwah W ima num an wma mmm an nam ni nw 'WW Z 457 if ' iff f A ' iffy? S, zum. Y, W 51,1 7' X, it ' i 1 ? Q if ,224 Meg, f 44 ' ' AJ., 5 1 .I . fy, A-J My ', , cfm., Z' ' -ff sw if 7, f f ,, , ww 2 f fi? if I fr, r I 5 1 K Back row: Ierry Eaton, Earl Brenner, Bill Dryer, Professor Adams, Mike Maloney, Tom King, lim Hicks. Front row: Sue Iohnson, Io Harvey, Max Von Erdmannsdorff, Bob Stone, David Morton, Mrs. Adams, Widad Iameel. The Political Science Club of William Iewell is comparatively new on the Hi1lf' It was organized last year for those students interested in making and friends with students interested in the field professional contacts. The club publishes the Po- litical Science Newsletteri' once a semester for interested students. David Morton is the President and Prof. Adams is the sponsor. Back row: Bob Hinsley, Martha La Prenz, Martha Matthews, Tom Connors, Iack Gabriel, Dave Splan. Front row: Ioyce Parr, Betty Bland, Ioyce Shriver, Ian Owen, Kay Iohnston. Psychology Club ffffff .W .,...,.......-..,. QM ... ..,.,,.....,.,,..z.. ...M ,wx-.mmmmnn I wma' 54' ,ff W 'f ' The Psychology Club was originated by students who saw the need for promotion of greater study in the Held of psychology and also to have a medium for the exchange of ideas and opinions concerning the realm of their study. For membership a student is required to have and maintain a high scholastic average. Dr. Griffiths and Prof. Erwin sponsor the group and Tom Connors is President. IOO 'iaith' - 13:1 2 3 X 1 V 1'-nw 2 ' 19 I-I Bt B. Bi C c c v a i Tl 0 i Il CI li Front row: Bill Pendleton, Ron Moberly, Dick Waring, Gib Leiter, Dr. Sherwin, George Boltniew, Curly Hardy, Roger Hartman, Bert Murch. Second row: Roger Thompson, Loren Ieffords, Charles Durbin, Huston Adkisson, Marion Rowin, Dean Berry, Dr. Morrow, Prof. Crawford, Prof. LaPrenz, Iohn Nowell, I. E. Lovan, Prof. Davis, Dr. Hilton. Third row: Robert Brown, Francis Botts, Cris Clinton, Don Gregory, Iohn Dixon, Charles Manka, lack Hopson, Iohn Iackson, Charles Reinecke. Back row: Ray Bowman, Ioseph Tunnicliff, Dick Huff, Harold Maddera, Barry Cambell, Ed Conway, Larry McGinnis, Al Gibbons. Sigma Pl Sigma Sigma Pi Sigma is the National Honorary So- ciety in the Held of physics. The William Iewell chapter is the oldest chapter of Sigma Pi Sigma which now has over 80 chapters in leading colleges and universities. The purpose of this organization is that it serves as a means of awarding distinction to students who have high scholarship and promise of achievement in physics. It also promotes interest in research and advanced study in the field. The meetings are held once a month throughout the year, and the programs consist of a presentation of student papers on something of interest in the field of physics. On November ll, Dr. Troy Heaton of the Argonne Laboratories spoke on neutron diffraction. In December the initiation ofithe new members took place at the annual banquet. The speaker at this gala event was Dr. E. W. Sherwood of the University of Illinois. March was a busy month for the members of Sigma Pi Sigma. On the 14th, the organization conducted a tour through the Midwest Research Institute. The film, The Sodium Graphite Reactionw was the highlight of the meeting on the llth. On April 8 the film on The Strange Case of Cosmic Raysv was shown. The oflicers of Sigma Pi Sigma are Gib Leiter - President, George Boltniew - Vice president, Rich- ard Waring - Secretary, Ron Moberly - Treasurer and Dr. Hilton as the advisor. IOI if, Buck row: Ron Merrell, Fred Belk, Martha Lalirenz, Barbara Bivins, Iudy Root, Ed Damer. Middle row: Gayle Clark, Nancy Ezell, Mary Bronaugh, Myra Lane, Gretchen Van Hoosier, Betty Bland, Ioy Stone. Frou! row: Bob Tinsley, Shirley Kohler, Ioyce Parr, Cynthia Hirni, Carroll Clark, Maurice Montgomery. S'8ma Tau Delta ili2dZIEgElZiif,fSl'ESQ?2ff,CtZii5HIEEE tftiiiiifniil Sigma Tau Delta is the national creative writing original piece of Writing to be voted on by the fraternity on the Iewell campus. To be eligible to members. The advisor of this group is Dr. Wilson join this club, a student must be of high scholastic and the President is Cynthia Hirni. Squawkers Left row of I: Al Gibbons, Iackie Bosold, Gay Kuettner, Ioan Pless, Iudy Mohler, Ioe Handy, Page Seats, Richard McNally, Bob Tinsley, Don Inloes, Donald Browning, Toni Fields, Scottie Shafar, Sally Lackey, Karen WVinterowd. Right row of I: Blencowe Daniel, Iohn Newberry, Ierry Hubbard, Herman Barcus, Walt Sunday, Iane Turpin, Kathy Seymour, Ken Moore, Pat Hudspeth, Nancy Ezell, Mary Nichols, Nancy Casterline, Virginia Hurt, Mary Io Hawkins, Patsy Bernclt, Pat Bibler, Nancy Berry, Helen Berndt. Back row: Betty Lou Tomlinson, Ian Owen, Marion Rowin, Duane McCabe, Dave Splan, Donna Runge, Cara Rodenbach. if as 'Mr' Buclq row: LaVelle Tucker, lane Cunningham, ludy Mohler, Marguerite Smith, Kay Cokley. Middle row: Charlene Wood, Lillie Shackleford, Ioyce Powell, Martha LaFrenz, Iane Hurst, Betty Lou Tomlinson, Nancy Berry. Front row: Kathy Seymour, Ioann McClarnon, Cara Rodenbach, Sue Iohnson, Beverly Iones, Donna Runge. Womans Athletic Ass'n The Won1an's Athletic Association is open to all girls who are interested in sports. Points are given for active competition in athletics, after re- ceiving 500 points the girl is entitled to a W.A.A. ping for 1000 points she is rewarded by a letter Ulf, A blanket is awarded to the outstanding senior girl. Kathy Seymour served as President. YA The Young Woman's Auxiliary is an organiza- tion of girls from all denominations who have joined together in an effective demonstration of Christianity at work. These girls are especially interested in promoting missions. The advisors of the group are Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Wilson, and th-e President is loy Stone. Buck row: Carol Ann Carter, Sharon Lewis, Iulia Cormack, Carol Taylor, lane Drury, Myra Lane, Setsuko Fujiwara, Beverly Dietzschold, Martha Iohnson, Mary Io Harper. Middle row: Elizabeth Allen, Marian Gillenwater, Dana Gray, Alice Cunningham, Sandra Kepler, Twilight Stigers, Phyllis Strawn, Barbara Harmon, Louanna Flomerfelt, Alyce Canning, Carolyn Bcckemcyer, Rosalie Borgstadt, Sharon Dunn. Front row: Pat Kelley, lane Cunningham, Iudy Woods, Vanita Holtby, Mary Frith, Ioy Stone, Shirley Williams, lerina Guffey, Verlinda Hudspeth, Mrs. David Moore, sponsor. GWV rog .uns f ,X , ,f Back row: Neal Davis, Iack Root, lack Armstrong, Max Von Erdmannstlorfl. Front row: Naomi Graves, Kathy Seymour, Aloah Burke, Ann Faubion, Iudy Root, Cynthia, Hirni, Nina Fay Cox, Dorothy Mohler. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities lfVl1o's Who in American Colleges and Um'- Z!67'5iZZ'6S is a published form of national recognition for scholarship, leadership, promise of future achievement, and campus service of students of more than 700 colleges and universities. These students, composing one of the largest groups ever selected from Iewell, were nominated by a committee of faculty representatives. The majors and home towns of the honored students are as follows: lack Armstrong, Biology major, Springfield, Illinois, Aloah Burke, Speech major, North Kansas City, Nina Faye Cox, Music major, Leeton, Mis- IO4 souri, Neal Davis, Physical Education major, Sulli- van, Missouri, Ann Faubion, Speech major, Kansas City, Missouri, Naomi Graves, Speech major, Des Moines, Iowa, Cynthia Hirni, English major, Lih- erty, Missouri, Dorothy Mohler, Elementary Edu- cation major, Leeton, Mo., Ioyce Parr, Psychology major, Dayton, Ohio, jack Root, English major, Independence, Mo., Iudy Root, English major, ln- dependence, Mo., Kathy Seymour, Physical Educa- tion major, New York City, Max Von Erdmanns- dorff, Political Science major, North Kansas City, Missouri, Martha Borgstadt, Political Science major, Concordia, Missouri. if athy .1 1 ISHS CS O ,ICH ms 1013 nuggbgg Buck low B111 Pendleton Charles Hartzell LOUIS Str1egel Ed Barth George Lago Robert G1lhaus M1ke Lentz Max Wh1les Art Carder Ed E1l1ott Bob Womack Fouftlz row Iohn lanes Ron Kelley Bob Iohns Vance Morr1s Ken Pollock D1ck Unruh IIITI Conger Don M1shmash Glen Tate Guy Owen Carl Kmg Tlzzrdrow Ken Runyan Ed Forbes Tom Fraz1er Ralph Stone B111 Shaver Pat Wh1te Rod Swear1n en Tom Suter Tom Lew1s Charles Remeke Ben D1sselhoFf Larry Markt Second low Bert M1ller Ralph K1nca1d I1m Stephens lared B1nsbacher Ray W1lson Bob Howard M1ke Morrow Bob Iamleson Ron Merrell Paul Taylor Dave Bolsenba Butch Watson B111 Ro11n1t1s Fzrst ww Bob Dye Sam Breckenndge Dave Slaughter Cec1l Cole Pat Cdffwflgllf Bob Hawkms Herb D1llard Ed Georgeff J Club W1ll1am ewell I Club, composed of men who have lettered 1n every sport, held IIS Hrst meetmg ID September to elect ollicers Ofhcers were chosen as follows Pat Cartwr1ght Presldent, Wes Hedges VICC Pres1dent Bob HaWk1HS, Secretary, Ed Ell1ott, Treasurer The purpose of the Club, that of ma1n ta1t11ng h1gh 1deals m athlet1cs, has been well carr1ed out under the gu1dance of these leaders BCS1dCS ma1nta1n1ng a refreshment stand durmg athlet1c events, runmng off the W1ll1am lewell lnv1tat1onal Track Meet, and makmg 1mprovements on the athlet1c Held the gym, and campus, the Club has also sponsored a Sprmg Dance wh1ch was a h1gh11ght of the soc1al season Smce 1912 more than Hve hundred men have had the honor of bemg accepted and 1n1t1ated 1nto the I Club They must be approved by the act1ve members of the Club and are sublected to a short but unforgetable 1n1t1at1on A letter sweater 1S awarded to each first year letterman, a jacket 15 awarded to each two year letterman, and to each semor letterman 1n good standmg Wltll the Club a blanket 1S awarded 105 , sses 1 1 1 . 1 Q 1 s e fir . 1 'i ' - L - , . A I I A ' ., rf,. if Bra.. :...,,,,53,,ie , ,, ,, - ' A A . . 1 f '1re e at 1 S ' S s S 1 fgfffl' ' ' ' - ' lf 1 . 1 f I ess fig 1 I 1 1 S I A : U ' s b 1 I D a a Q l 7 . U 9 Y , Q A t 9 9 D ' - -' 4 -W1 ' 1 Ya a y 9 1 r s U s V 9 l a 9 ' -. ' -' . J 9 p a b s 1 7 D h g s I s 1 l r s l 5 1 . D -' 1 1 - a I 4 l l 1 l 1 a a s t 1 . 2 1 1 I a I -' 1 ' 1 : s ' ' T a -ba 9 - ll'- Q Q ? Q D - - I cc as - UIQ! s1b- 1 ' , l ldu- . , I gy U ' A . 'lorv : f i , . . . . . In- - S . cc as - L' . . . . . fltyy ' ' . . - l Bob Chow is demonstrating titration in the chemistry department. Don Gregory and Don Eberhart demonstrate Il physics exhibit. Dr. and Mrs. Binns inspect the mathematics exhibit. Science Night On March 22nd, the science departments on the Iewell campus gave their annual open house for the campus and the surrounding area. The departments taking part are mathematics, chemistry, biology, and physics. Lectures and demonstrations are given in each department. Science Night provides an opportunity for every- one to gain experience and knowledge in the held of sciences. Vanita Holtby is conducting a biology experiment. ut. s on :pen irea. ltiCS, and Colonel Alexander Doniphan Colonel Doniphan, the most distinguished American connected with William lewell College, led his men on the longest march of the Mexican War of 1846. Thus, each year, the senior man possessing those qualities of leadership which characterized Alexander Doniphan is selected by the student body as the man most likely to march the farthest in life. lack Armstrong, a biology major from Springfield, Illinois, plans to do graduate Work in horticulture. He served as last year's student body president, was sophomore class president, and was chairman of the College Union Board this year. He is chairman of the Religious Co-ordinating Council, having served on the'BS'U and BSM Executive Councils. A member of the Kappa Alpha Order, lack is also Beta Beta Beta historian and is a reporter on the Student. For all the above activities and for his leadership, lack was elected this year to Wlzo's Who in American Colleges and Unz'zfer5itz'e5. ient. lery- the TICHI. First Lady of the Campus The Woman chosen, possessing like qualities of leadership and service as Colonel Doniphan, is given the title of First Lady of the Campus. . Cynthia Hirni, an English major from Liberty, is also a member of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universibes. She is vice-president of the William Iewell Players, president Sigma Tau Delta and is senior class secretary. She is a former first princess of Homecoming, and was this yearls Homecoming Queen, having also served as Homecoming co-chairman. A member of Alpha Delta Pi, she is Panhellenic president. She plans to teach high school English and do graduate Work. IO Sparta -g. ..-..--una., ..-.4-.L-. 5 CSee picture on next pagej WW V, 4, ,,,, AA, , , ,,: t , vlzll z zvuv ,. ,,,, . 1? W W ' , ' f W f W W if MQ, - ' otball B D FO '57-'58 Season arsity Team Ieffers, Don Mishmash, Dick Unruh, Bob Ruff, Allen Fox, Pete Henry. Fozzrtlz row: Ray Bendure, Bill Burns, Ray Coldren, Vance Morris, Iim Millen, Bill Linson, Ioe Dyke, Art Carder, Dick Bakala, Don Iamieson. Third row: Ray Bowman, Charles Hartzall, lim Stephens, Ed Elliott, Bob Howard, Ken Pollock, Dave Bolsenga, Bennie Disselhoff, Ken Runyon. Second row: Durward Watson, Bob Ianiieson, Iohn McQueen, Bill Brecken- A 4 A 7 1' Back row: Ivan Manville, Pat DuVoll, Larry Hamilton, Loren ridge, Mike Morrow, Ierry Lowe, Bill Pendleton, Mike Lentz, Bob Berryhill, 2,5 Ralph Stone. Firrz row: Bert Miller, Ed Georgefi Bob Dye, Bob Hawkins, , 'f ' ' Herb Dillard, Sam Breckenridge, Pat Cartwright, Iohn Grahl, Ralph -il., Kincaid. X ' ' f 3 t l so Cl 'E 5 . s Hmrf Bu mf:- 4 XXX COACH NORRIS PATTERSON COACH Nolzm,-.N SHORT Head Football Conch End Couch and Bufclmll Courlz Tl'f-Ct!f7fL1fl7.f-IJHI Cartwright, Hcrb Dillard, and Sum BI'CCkCl1I'itlQL' f Q 7 f CfJ,'xCi1'I Ixxus NELSON l'lzmf linfkvffnzff Cmzffz, Truck Cozfrfz, and ffffl-.ffzfllf fooffnzff Condi f? W 7 -4562 wi., y I957 Record lewell ,.....,..... 7 Southwest Missouri State 7 lewell ............ 27 Ottawa University ,......... 13 lewell ., ........... 6 St. Benedicts ...-.. ,,,i, 1 3 lewell .,..,,,..... 19 Northwest Missouri State 19 Jewell .........,.. 24 Tarkio College ..... euuut 7 lim Stephens angling for the sidelines. II2 Bob Hawkins earrying the ball for Iewell 7 wins, I loss, 2 tied 5 S 'S .t', u fi-ff Cardinal back going up the middle. Iewell .,,,,.d.,... 51 ' l College of Emporia dd.. -. 6 ig AAIV C Iewell ,,dd..d,d,.. 31 gg Graceland College o,........ l3 Iewell ............ 25 ff Baker University ...., A 0 Iewell .,........., 45 i n Bethel College ,,oooo l A 6 I Ed Gcorgeff, leaving opposition behind, scores 21 touchdown. X18 9 f , We 4 '74 I I To help us remember, We recall here the hours as they take their showers after the Work-outs, and of practice and drilling that break in the muscles they discover the desire to play harder the next day. and sharpen the timing of men who love to joust Then the awaited moment comes, the coach sends on Saturdays. They find that they love the game you in! Coach Patterson sends Ed Elliott into the game. II4 THE PEP BAND IN ACTION. Mem- lzfrs' of ficlllfclf Allen Howard, Leo- nard Poppenhagen, Don Gregory, Jim Hicks, Larry Mendenhall, Paige Seats, Larry Elliott, Holly Newton, Iohn Dillingham, Harold McGuire, Huston Adkisson, Sheldon Bivens, Charles Blaylock. C!zee1'Ieader5.' Front to back: Betty Lou Tomlinson, Sally Lackey, Cara Rodenbach, Ian Owen, Nancy Berry, Donna Runge, Karen Winterowd, Helen Berndt. NIfIj0I'C'ffC'S.' Peggy VVilson, Betty Bland, Io Ann McClarnon, Lou Esther, Betty Smith. School Spirit The majorettes, cheerleaders and Pep Band members are the essential part of the athletics program. They devote long hours to drumming up attendance at the various games and matches, as Well as keeping the interest high by unusual stunts and antics. The cheerleaders attend every game in order to cheer the Cardinals on. The majorettes encourage school spirit in the football season, the Pep Band participates in the basket- ball activities. IIS Baseball Iewell , .. 5 Rockhurst 7 6 Iewell ,..,,,.., 5 Maryville ,....,....,. 6 Iewell .......... 4 Maryville ,,..-l,.ll-. 6 The William Iewell Cardinal baseball team, after graduating a number of seniors who had brought home three M.C.A.U. conference cham- pions in as many years, found itself suffering from a lack of experience this season. At the time this book goes to press the Cardinal nine had dropped three very close games, two by one run and one by two runs. The returning letter- men for the 1958 season are: Cecil Cole, George Lago, Larry Markt, Dave Bolsenga, Ray Wilson, Herb Dillard, and Bud Lathrop. This yearls Car- dinal squad, composed primarily of sophomores and freshmen, should provide a nucleus for another series of winning teams. Back row: Coach Short, Elmer Yordt, Bill Rogers, Don Iamieson, George Lago, Larry Markt, Fred Binsbacher, Cecil Cole, Skip Owen, Gayle Wolf, Dave Buzzell, Mike Morrow. First row: Ioc Dyke, Ron Morrison, Ray Wilson, Herb Dillard, Dave Bolsenga, Mike Compton, Bud Lathrop, Pat White, Carroll Reed. 116 Tennis y Iewell Q,..,. , 0 Kansas City University i,..,,iii,., 7 Iewell iii.ii...... 7 Ottawa ttt,i,t,t,, ,,,,, 0 lewell ....,.,..ttt 5 Central College .... ..... 2 The 1958 Tennis Team is made up of two seniors, two sophomores, and two freshmen. Re- turning lettermen for l958 were Louis Streigel, Rod Swearingen, and lim Firebaugh. Playing a difficult schedule from the surrounding area the Cardinal net men had produced a creditable per- formance to date, winning two while dropping one. lt is hoped that interest in tennis will be in- creased with the addition of the new tennis courts which are being constructed near the old ovens on the north side of the stadium. With a proper place to play and a predominance of younger players, the Cardinal net team should gain the experience and incentive to improve their excellent record of l958. Bob Howard, Rod Swearingen, Louis Streigel, Bill Callis, Kent McClard, Iim Firebaugh. Golf N Iewell vs. Ottawa University Uewell wonj Iewell vs. Graceland College flewell wonj Iewell vs. Central College Uewell lost The 1958 golf team is composed of two fresh- men, one junior, one senior. The only returning letterman was Bob Iamieson. Teeing off to a tremendous start Iewell played Ottawa University and defeated their opponents. Moving on to the next game with Graceland College, Iewell won again. Central College broke the Cardinal's win- ning streak with their victory over Iewell. The golf team fullfilled their practice time at Excelsior Springs. Here vast greens and hazardous obstacles are at the disposal of the Cardinal Hpracticersf, The members of the team this year are Earl Benner, Bob Iamieson, Wes Hedges, and Peter Hoirmann. Earl Benner, Bob Iamicson, Wes Hedges, Peter Hoierman. D , Wrestlin I ilewell vs. Weiitworth Clevvell Wonj lewell vs. Weiitworth Uewell vvonj lewell vs. Graceland Qlewell Wonj ilewell vs. Graceland Uewell Wonj ,levvell vs. Maryville Uewell Wonj jlewell vs. Maryville Clewell lostj lewell vs. Fort Hays State Qlewell lostj Qlewell vs. Omaha University Uewell lostj The William Iewell Wrestling team made pro- gess in making the sport of Wrestling popular among college students. Thanks to gruelling efforts of coach and team members, Iewell has become known as a school with a fine department in the development of the body. The over-emphasized sport of television is a far cry from the college sport, and the Cardinals have proved that college Wrest- ling is becoming more popular as an intercollegiate sport. Under the management of Ed Forbes, the team had a good year of 5 Wins and 3 loses. The team members this year wereias follows: Tom Suter, .Ed Elliott, Ben Disselhoff, Charles Hartzell, Ron Kelly, Ted Bartee, Dave Forlies, Bert Miller, and coach Frank Luzenske. Buck row: Ed Forbes, Frank Luzenske. Middle row: Etl Elliott, Dave Forbes, Charles Hartzell, Bennie Disselhoff. First row: Ron Kelley, Bert Miller, Ned Bartee, Ton Suter. zf , 42? f V , ,.,. ,M Wwzgf , fWff'fA-,yawn 'mar V i Buck rom: Neal Davis, .Xl VVhite, Guy Owen, Richard Moore, Stan aff Lemons. Fronf row: Gladstone Fairweather, Pat VVhite, lim Conger, Augustine Okonkwo. Cross-Country Track With only a few returning lettermen to lend experience to the fall track season, Coach Nelson had to depend on a great number of Freshmen on the squad to provide the competition in the meets. Our track men did a Wonderful job and upheld IeWell's excellent sports record. :W Spring Track Iewell vs. Central College Clewell Wonj Iewell vs. Central College Clewell Wonj Iewell vs. Kansas City University Uewell Won Iewell vs. Cttawa University flewell lostj Iewell vs. Graceland College Qlewell lostb Buck row: Vance Morris, Dick Unruh, Rich Schwartz, Bill Burns, Larry Elliott, Lyle VVullhrandt. Frou! row: lim Reno jerry Meyer, lim Conger, Art Carcler, Ed Elliott. . . kg wi f ,we , O: '57 BasketbaH B 6l.S'kC'lbflZZ Varsity McAu Champs Ed Georgeff Bud Lathrop Iohn Hickman Tom Lewis Iohn Shepherd Carl King Larry Markt Charles Rutherford Dave Slaughter Wesley Hedges Bill Rolinitis Coach, Iames A. Nelson Manager, Mike Morrow Trcziner, Chuck Thompson junior Vczrsity Richard Carr Larry Elliott Dick Pyle Iohn lanes Gayle Wolf Bill Rogers Duane Miller Pat White Coach, Norma Bill Callis Kent McClard Dick Ham Larry Edgar Mike Compton lohn Vasilopoulos 5 Bill Burns Ron Morrison n Short 12.1 Season Tcam captain, Lglthrop, shooting from umlcr thc basket. 122 Opcnmq ti .Ky ,wwf 5 17929 6 1 WN fm WW of X . ,Lk 'L Q -s ' 5 A M ' 5 'K f ' f 4 ff: , ,f mf , ' , -.147 - wk f , , f - ' QM Z J ! I f si 5 V. Q4 f 'ff ' I ff . , Y K A Vi V:1b':-Ari, 5, TI. i Y X-YY.-.,,. ,.,.:::, , '-g,,.i.w,.1f, L.,Musa?-:....i1.-,41:1.---1.-f-w-1---'fW----f-- J ff' f V, . ,f ,, wa, Q Wffyffff' .W 'V , .W -,Avy A a 74.13 'Q ' . V, ,, 5'f,z,fW'f 4 f, . M, ,:. -'Zia M' iv an ' gy 04 'Q WV6, 5 if W' W , wa' 41? 1 125 , , , , I2 Baflqellaall Queen Sally Lackey Football Queen Diane Maple 12 .95 az f Z ?4'i' f ' f Z X6 02 M72 'Y Index Staff William W. Adams, Ir. Gloria Baker Katharine Bates Walter Pope Binns Georgia Bessie Bowman Tom Bray Wilbur I. Bruner Henry Cady Opal Carlin Lutie Chiles A. W. Coifman Rodney Cofran Roger Crawford F. M. Derwaeter Bill Dunbar Mrs. Wilfred CFlorenceI Duncan Mrs. Iulia Alford ElSamman Thomas I. Erwin Mrs. David Ferrill Leland I. Gier I. H. Griffiths P. Caspar Harvey Stanley I. Hayden H. I. Hester Wallace A. Hilton E. W. Holzapfel Iohn M. Hunnicutt W. Murray Hunt, Ir. Ioseph P. Huselton Thurston F. Isley I. Eldon Iohnson L. O. Iones Minetry L. Iones Mrs. Wayne CMaryj Kinman D. V. LaFrenz Edward Lakin Mrs. M. M. CBillieI Leatherman Phillip Lewis Mrs. I. E. CLydiaj Lovan Frank Luzenske Paul T. McCarty Ruth McDaniel Mrs. Letha O. Millsom Mrs. Vernon CEdnaj Mitchell David O. Moore Elman Morrow Iames Nelson Charles I. Newlon Roy H. Parker Norris A. Patterson Mrs. Norris A. Patterson H. L. Perrine Oliver Phillips, Ir. Richard Powers Mrs. Margaret Prather U. R. Pugh Virginia D. Rice L. R. Riemer Norman Short Olive Thomas Robert S. Trotter Everett Truex Mrs. Gladys Ward Kermit Watkins Earl R. Whaley Herman P. Wilson Harley Wyatt Students Adams, Carolyn Sue '61 76, 86 Adams, Howard Dean '59 19, 86 Adkisson, Huston '59 82, IOI Alderton, Ken '61 53, 92 Allen, Elizabeth '59 93, 102 Anderson, Beverly '59 17, 18. 93, 97 Andrews, Ianice '61 94, 53 Arbuckle, Roger '61 Armstrong, Iack '58 15, 19, 82, 91, 54, 907 927 Aschan, Ted '58 101 Aston, Don '59 Aubrey, Russell '61 Q4 Babbitt, Arthur '59 80, 101 Bailey, Dennis '58 Bailey, Richard '60 Bailey, Robert '60 84 Baird, Iesse '58 Bakala, Richard '61 105 Baker, Kenneth '61 Baker, Raymond '61 Ballantyne, Robert,'59 Bandy, Ioe '58 16, 19, 84, 102 Banks, Fred '59 53, 101 Banning, Iames '60 15, 84, 101, 92 Banta, Cecilia '61 20, 74, 99 Barfoot, Norman '61 89 Barber Barcus Ernest G. '60 88, 18 Herman '60 88, 102 Barker, William '60 82 Barnes Kenneth '61 Barnes, Walter '61 Bartee, Ned '60 119 Bartee, Ted '60 Barth, Edgar '58 58, 82, QQ Bartram, Iudy '60 16, 78, 91, 93, 58, -.,.. - .. ...L-..-..i... 99 Bastian, William '59 Bates, Ierry '60 Beckemeyer, Carolyn '61 53, 103 Becker, Richard '59 Beisenherz, Chal '61 82, 89 Belk, Fred '59 53, 96, 97, IO2 Bendure, Raymond '61 105 Benner, Earl '60 118 Benshoof, Dan '60 88 Berendes, Sharon '58 52, 92, 93, 94, 52 Bergman, Warren '60 82 Berndt, Helen '61 74, 96, I02 Berndt, Patsy '59 74, 102, 115 Berry, Dean '60 54, 80, 101, Q0 Berry, Nancy '60 78, 102, IIS Berryhill, Bob '60 105 Beskas, Poppee '59 20, 74 Bibler, Patricia '59 19, 78, 93, 97, 102 Binsbacher, Fred '59 86, 116 Bivens, Barbara '59 52, 53, 102 Bivin, Warren '61 82, 89 Blackwell, Ianis '61 74 Blalock, Donald '60 94 Bland, Betty '59 78, 100, IO2, 99, IIS Blaylock, Charles '58 82 Bloss, Iames '58 86 Board, Marian '61 78 Boltniew, George '58 96, 101, 94, 92 Borden, Ioyce '58 76 Botts, Francis '59 89, 101, 94 Bliss, Steven '60 Boling, Donald '61 101, Q2 Boone, Betty '61 15, 78 Bolsenga, Dave '60 116, 105 Booth, Bill '60 Borchelt, Robert '60 Borgstadt, Martha '58 96 Borgstadt, Rosalie '61 103 Borgstadt, William '61 82 Borland, Sylvia '61 Bosold, Iackie '60 76, 57 Bowman, Raymond '60 101, 94, 105 Bowman, Stanley '60 82 Boyd, Larry '60 Brand, Edith '60 76 Brandom, Richard '58 Brandt, Lynn '61 93, 53, 99 Breckenridge, Billy ,SQ IOS Breckenridge, Sammy '58 111, 105 Brelsford, Goldie '60 Bronaugh, Mary '59 Q4, 53, 102 Broomfield, Charles '60 88 Brotherton, Ralph '60 101 Brown, Everett '60 Brown, Robert '61 IOI, 53 Browning, Donald '58 80, 101, IO2 Browning, Iohn '61 Brunner, Iohn '61 16, 82, 89 Brunson, Beatrice '61 Burhans, David '61 101, 92 Burke, Aloah '58 104, Q2 Burnley, Frances '58 Burns, William '60 96, 120, 105, 121 Busch, Doris '59 Bush, Norman '58 Butler, Thomas '58 Buzzell, David '61 120 Bye, Curtis '58 Cady, Priscilla, Spec. Callis, William '61 117, I2I Campbell, Barry '60 101 Campbell, Lois '58 Canning, Alyce '58 15, 17, I03 Cannon, Marilyn '61 78 Carder, Arthur '60 15, 82, 120, 105 Carlisle, Iohn '60 101 Carr, Virgil '61 96, I2I Carspecken, Elizabeth '61 Carter, Carol 'SQ 89, 93, 103, Q2 Carter, Iames '59 IOI Carter, Larry '60 89 Carter, Sue '60 74 Cartwright, Pat '58 19, 88, 111, IOS Casper, Paul '59 15, 80, 101 Casterline, Nancy '60 78, 91, IO2 Caviezel, Russell '61 80, IOI Chandler, Marilyn '60 15, 78, 91, S3 90, 61 Chapman, Carol '59 54, 60 . Chase, Dorothy, Spec. Choplin, Liz '61 16 Chow, Robert '59 89, 91, IO6 Christian, Richard '58 Christianson, George '59 Clark, Carroll 'SQ 86, 102, QQ Clark, Gayle '60 16, 74, 20, 102 Clark, Ralph '61 88 Clark, Royall '60 Clawson, Lyrle '59 78, QI Clayton, Ianet '61 78 Cline, Donald '60 Clinton, Chris 'SQ 101, QQ Coffman, Art '61 Cokely, Iudith '61 74, 96 Coldren, Raymond '60 105 Cole, Cecil '58 116 Coleberd, Iames '59 82 Colley, Arthur '60 125 Combs, Mary '60 16, 19, 76 Compton, Mike '61 96, 116, 121 Congcr, james '61 120 Connors, Thomas '58 88, 97, 100 Conway, Edward '60 88, 101 Cook, Glenn '58 Cooke, Richard '61 Cooper, Peter '59 Cormack, Iulia '61 103, Q2 Cox, Nina Faye '58 I7, 91, 94, 104, 53, 90 Craig, Judy '59 19, 74, 99 Criswell, Beverlye '60 76, 93, 53, Q2 Cross, Rosemary '60 78, 91, 53 Culbertson, Rex '61 Cullen, Iudy '60 74 Cunningham, Alice '61 103, 53, 99 Cunningham, Harriet '61 16, 78, IO3 Cunningham, Ioseph '61 Curnett, Joyce '59 78, 53 Curnutt, Ierry '59 84 Curtis, William '58 Dale, Ann B. '60 Davis, Claud Neal '58 104, 120 Davis, Donnie '58 78 Davis, Wendell Gene '58 82, 101 DeHaven, Nancy '61 DeL0zier, Marilyn '60 76, 20 Damer, T. Edward '59 52, 53, 102, QQ Daniel, Blencowe '59 86, IOB Davis, Vernon '59 Dietzschold, Beverly '61 93, 103 Digby, Iudith '60 15, 78, 91, 90 Dillard, Herbert '58 III, 116, 105 Dinkins, Iean '59 Disselhoff, Ben '60 96, 119, IOS Dixon, Iohn '60 101, 94 Dixon, Marvin '60 89, 94 Dolley, Mary '60 Dowell, Ralph '59 Downing, Elbert '60 Downing, Harry '60 94 Dreyer, William '60 82, IOO Iackson, Iohn '60 IOI, Q4 Drury, Iane '60 103, 53 DuBois, Ion '61 53 DuBois, Nancy '58 17, 92, 53 Duckworth, Edward '59 Duggins, Iohn '59 86 Dunaway, Dean '61 Dunn, Howard '60 Dunn, Sharon '61 103 Durbin, Charles '60 54, IOI, 94, 60 Dye, Robert '58 IOS Dyer, Keith '59 Dyer, Kenneth '58 Dyke, Ioe '60 84, 116, 105 East, Stan '59 Eaton, Melva '61 Eaton, Ierry '58 96, 97, 100, 72 Eaton, Sally '60 74 Eberhart, Donald '60 88, I06 Edgar, Larry '61 82, 121 Eller, Marilyn, Spec. Elliott, Eddie '60 120, 105 Elliott, Larry '60 82, 119, 120, I2I Ellison, Leroy '61 Elsbury, Sterling '59 Eppiflgfr, OSH '60 74, 91, 93, 52, 92, 53, U5 Esther, Lula '60 15, 74 Euritt, Kenneth '58 15, 19, 82 Exline, Earl '60 82 Ezell, Nancy '59 15, 74, 91, 102, 90, 61 126 ' Fagan, Iames '61 89 Fairweather, Gladstone '60 80, 53, 92, 120 Farmer, Robert '60 IOI Farris, Karen '61 74, 20 Faubion, Ann '58 78, IO4, Q2 Ferril, lane '58 Fields, Thomas '61 86, 102 Firebaugh, Iames '58 88, 96, 115 Firebaugh, Sona '60 Flack, Gary '61 Fligg, Michael '61 86 Flomerfelt, Louanna '61 96, 103, 53, 99 Floyd, Barbara '61 Forbes, Ed '59 92, 119 Forbes, David '60 18, IIQ Fox, Alan K. '61 86, 105 Fox, Hubert '59 Frazier, Thomas '61 Frazier, Ioseph '60 15, 82, IOI Frith, Mary '58 96, 97, IO3, 53 Frizelle, Patty '61 Frohock, Richard '59 Frye, Bernard I. '60 88 Fujiwara, Setsuko '58 93, IO3, Q2 Fulkerson, Thomas '58 82 Funkhouser, Iesse '60 18, 101, Q2 Gabriel, lack '58 19, 86, 100, 72 Gamble, Avanell '60 Ganaway, Samuel '58 97, IOI Gentle, Bessie, Spec. Gentle, Richard '59 Gentry, Loyd '58 19, 82 Georgeff, Edward '58 105, 121 Gibbons, Alfred '59 IOI, 94, 102 Gibbs, Mariecelene '60 76, QI Gillenwater, Marian '59 17, 91, 103, 53 Gilhaus, Robert '59 Gillum, Carol Sue '61 74 Glaeser, Richard '60 84 Glen, Mary Clare '60 53 Grafton, Ioseph '61 Grahl, Iohn '58 IOS Graves, Carol '61 QQ Graves, Naomi '58 52, IO4, 97, 58, 99 Gray, Darla '61 103, 94, 53, 99 Gray, David '58 Gray, Dennis '61 84 Gregory, Don '60 82, IOI, IO6 Gregory, Sarah '61 76 Griffey, William '60 82 Griflin, Iewell '61 93, 53 Griffith, Elsie '61 Griffith, William '60 Grove, Wilma '60 78, 52, 92, 53 Guffey, Ierina '59 103 Hackett, Nancy '60 93, 90 Hackworth, Iohn '59 IOI Hagler, Louise '58 76 Ham, Richard 'SQ 84, I2I Hamilton, Larry '61 IOS Hamilton, Raymond '60 Hampton, Helen, Spec. Hansen, Ralph '61 Hardesty, Lowell '61 Hardy, Hilera '58 82, 101, 61 Hardy, Robert '59 91, 53 Harman, Iudith '59 Harman, Robert '59 86 Harmon, Barbara '61 76, 103 Harmon, Iohn '61 82 Harper, Mary Io '61 103 Harper, Robert '60 Harris, Donnell '58 84 Harris, Mary Lou '61 74 Harris, Carl '59 Harsh, William '61 16, 86 Hartman, Roger '58 IOI, Q4 Hartsock, Ann '59 Hartzell, Charles '60 105, II9 Harvey, Mary Io '61 78, 100 Hatley, Iames '59 Havens, Herbert '61 88 Hawkins, Io Ellen '61 78, 20, 102 Hawkins, Robert '58 97, 105 Head, Donald '61 86 Hecht, Harvey '61 84 Hedges, Wesley '58 72, 88, 97, 118 121 Hedrick, Iack '60 53 Hemley, Suzanne '61 74 Henderson, Donald Spec. Henderson, Dorothy Spec. Hendrix, Beverly '61 Hendrix, Iohn '58 S2 Henry, Cecil '59 80, 18, 101 Henry, Verlin '59 82, 105 Herman, Ianet '61 78, 99 Heustis, lack '59 52, 53 Herrick, Donald '60 15, 52 Hickman, Iohn '61 I2I Hicks, James '59 84, 100 Hilker, Ianice '61 Hirni, Cynthia '58 15, 20, 91, 104, 57 102, 107 Hirsch, Paul '58 Hoff, Lowell '60 I9 Hoierman, Peter '61 89, II8 Holmes, Donna '59 76, 20, 94, 53, 65 Holtby, Vanita '60 I03, 53, 92, QQ 106 Honeyfield, Robert '58 Hopson, Iack '60 84, 101 Hotham 7 Florence '61 74, 53 Houston, Helen '61 93 Houston, Mike '60 88 Howard, Bob '60 96, 117, 100 Howard Allen '59 82, 89, Q4 Hubbard, Ierry '59 88, 102 Hudson, Iames '58 82 Hudspeth, Verlinda '58 53, 80, 52, 103, 102 Huff, Donald '59 Huff, Richard '60 Hufstedler, Patricia '61 80, Q3 Hulett, Barton '58 Hull, Ianet '60 Hunnicutt, Ruth, Spec. Hurst, lane Ann '61 Hurt, Virginia '59 80, 93, 102 Huskisson, Norman '60 84 Huso, Karen '60 76, 20 Hutton, Harry '5 8 lnloes, Donald '61 101, 102 Iameson, Robert '58 QI Iamieson, Robert, 'SQ 19, 88 Iamieson, Donald '60 15, 88, Iameel, Widad '60 100 lanes, Iohn '60 88, I2I Iarioura, Fuad '59 89 Ieffers, Loren '61 IOS Ieffords, Alzora '59 92, 53 ,II8 1 5 116 IOS Lackey, Edward '61 118, 57, .65 99, 94, 105 105 Ieschke, Harry '59 Iipsen, Danny '60 Iohn, Robert '59 Iohnson, Orlean Spec. Iohnson, Martha Ann '61 103 Iohnson, Mary Lou '59 78, 52, 92 Iohnson, Roy B. '60 Iohnson, Sue '60 74, 100, QQ Iohnston, Kay '58 100 Iones, Beverly '60 78 Iones, Delmer '58 Iones, Gerald '59 52 Iordan, Milton '60 94 Iordan, Victor '59 Q2 Iudah, Robert '59 Karkut, Harriet '59 QI . Keaton, Clinton '61 Kee, Gary '61 Keeney, Phyllis '61 Keeney, Powell '59 Kelley, David '60 82 Kelley, Patricia '58 78, 91, 96, 97 Kelley, Ron '59 88, 119 Kelly, Iudith '60 78 Kelly, Mary '61 Kennedy, Karen '61 74 Kepley, Anna Margaret '60 78, 20, QI Kepler, Sandra '61 1 Kincaid, Ralph 03, Q2 '60 105 King, Carl '59 88, 121 King, Gail '60 76 King, Paul '59 82 King, Tommy '60 100 Kirby, Iack '60 Kirby Kenneth '61 86 Klein, Ioe '58 QI Knapp, Ronald '60 80 Kochanowski, Harry '60 Kohler, Shirley '59 74, 94, 102, 99, 90, 61 Knutter, Dorothy '59 Konold, David '61 82 Kramer, Nancy '58 Kramer, William '58 Kratzer, Marion '60 Kuettner, Gay '59 15, 76, 54, 102, Q0 Kuhlman, David '58 15, 92 Kurek, Richard '59 Kwok, Rosalind '60 Lackey, Ianice '59 Lackey, Sally '59 78, 20, 91, 102, 57, 115 Laffey, Fred '61 LaFontair1e, Donald '61 101 LaFrenz, Martha '60 78, 91, 100, 102, 99 Lago, George '60 116 Lalumondier, Robert '61 Lamb, Arlie '61 88 Lamp, Carl '60 ' Landers, Tony '60 Lane, Myra '60 15, 19, 76, 91, S4 103, 92, 90, 102, 90, 99 Langer, Richard '60 82, 53 Lanham, Larry '61 Lathrop, Warren '58 116, I2I Latimer, Patricia '61 Lautenschlager, Philip '60 Law, William '60 Leclere, Bill '59 Q4 Lee, Charles '59 Lee, Helen Spec. Lee, Palmer '60 Leever, Ierry '60 Leiter, Gilbert '58 84, 101, Q4 Lemons, Stan '60 84, 92, 58, 99, 120 Lentz, Michael '60 IOS Levick, 'Kathryn '58 80, Q3 Lewis, Cecil '60 Lewis, Sharon '60 103, 53 Lewis, Tom '60 89, 121 Lindsey, Brad '58 Linson, William '60 105 Litle, Blanche '59 Low, William '61 82, 58 Lowe, Iames '61 82, 89 Lowe, Ierry '60 Lukens, Ianet '58 78, 53 Luzenske, Frank Spec. Lynch, Earl '61 Lyon, Marilyn '60 76 McCabe, Willard '61 82, 102 McCallum, Barbara '60 McCallum, Edward '60 McChesney, Iames '61 McClain, lack '60 McClard, Charles '61 88, 117, 121 McClarnon, Ioann '59 74, 115 McCormick, Clyde '60 McCormick, Robert '59 McElwee, I-Iearold '61 McGee, Robert '61 McGinnis, Larry '60 IOI McGuire, Harold '58 87, 52 McKean, Iune '58 76 McNally, Beverly, Spec. McNally, Richard '59 84, 102 McQueen, Iohn '61 IOS Maddera, Harold '59 84, IOI, 94 Maloney, Michael '60 86, IOO Mallow, Vernon '59 101 Manka, Charles '60 101 Manville, Ivan '61 IOS Maple, Diane '59 57 Marcus, Edward '60 Markt, Larry '59 88, II6, I2I Masters, Iohn '58 84 Mathews, Martha '60 74, 93, 100, 53, 92,90,6I Mathis, Ronald '61 82, 89 Mendenhall, Larry '61 84 Menefee, Mary '61 78, 20 Merrell, Ronald '60 96, IO2 Morgan, Sondra '60 78, 91, 93, 94, 52, 53 Moreno, Xavier '59 Morris, Vance '61 96, 120, IO Morrison, Ronald '60 116, I2I Morrow, Benjamin '60 1 Morrow, Michael '60 86, 116, 105, I2I Morton, David '58 96, Q7 100 Moser, Meredith '61 Motley, Robert '61 84 Murch, Charles '60 Murch, Herbert '58 IOI Murray, Dixie '60 74, Q3 ! Nail, Iames '58 Nance, Margaret, Post Gr. Navy, William '60 Nelson, Kathryn '60 17, 18, 89 94 90 Nelson, Marilyn '59 76, 17, 18, 20 Nelson, Margaret, Spec. Nelson, Victor '60 Nester, Norman '58 97 Nethaway, Rowland '61 84 Neville, Iudy '61 76 Newberry, Iohn '60 86, IO2 Newlon, Norma '60 Newton, Linda '61 94, Newton, Holly '59 15, Nibarger, Merrill '61 Nichols, Mary '61 74, IO2 Noble, Charles '59 Noble, Wilma, Spec. Nowell, Iohn '60 Nunez, Eliceo '59 53 84 Ohnesorge, Walter '61 Okonkwo, Augustine '60 80, 101, 120 5 1 r Owen, Owen, Owen, Guy '61 120, II6 Ianet '60 74, 96, 100, 102, II Richard '59 Owen, Russell '60 88 Palmer, Mary Ellen '60 Papp, Nancy '61 74 Parks, Margaret '60 Park, Robert '61 Parker, Ollie '60 15, 82 Parr, Ioyce '58 78, IOO, 92, 102 Pate, Steve '61 82, 54, 53, Q0 Pendleton, William '59 IOI, 94, 1 Perdew, Iames '59 Meyer, Gerald '60 88, 120 Millen, Iames '61 88, 105 Miller, Bert '59 119, 105 Miller, Yvonne '61 74 Miller, David '60 121 Miller, Wanda '58 76, 94, 52 Milne, Edna '60 53 Minter, Gail '59 20, 97 Mishmash, Don '61 100 Mitchell, Delma '58 Moberly, Raymond '58 101, 94 Mohler, Dorothy '58 17, 18, 104, S3 Mohler, Iudith '60 74, 54, 102, Q0 Montgomery, Maurice '58 IO2, QQ Montgomery, Shirley '58 78, Q7 Moore, Charles '58 Moore, Edwin '61 84 Moore, Gary '61 86 Moore, Ieannette '59 78, QI Moore, Ken '59 96, I02 Moore, Nancy '61 78, QQ Morgan, Billy '58 96 Morgan, Marcie, Spec. ,..a....,..-'......... ..... -... --.L Phillips, Gerald '58 Pierce, Georgia '58 80, 97, 52, 53, Q9 Pierson, Iames '60 Pirch, James '59 101 Pless, Ioan '58 76, 102 Pollock, Ken '61 105 Poppenhagen, Leonard '60 86 Powell, Ioyce '61 Prather, Iames '61 Preston, Carol-'59 74, 17, 18, QI Pritchard, Loren '60 Pritchard, William '60 Pugh, Margaret '61 Pyle, K. Richard '61 88, 121 Ragsdale, Kenneth '59 18, 52, 53 Rahter, Ima Lou '58 Ramsbottom, Robert '58 Ray, Caryl '61 Ray, Connie I0 '61 94, S3 Ray, Dolores '60 Ray, Layne '60 Reed, Carroll '61 II6 127 Reed, Verna Lee Spec. Reineke, Charles '60 Reno, Iames '61 88, I2O Rethford, William '61 Rice, Maxine '60 QI Rice, Madeline '61 53 Rich, Ronald '60 94, S3 Richards, Gerald '61 82 Richmond, Martha '59 94 Richardson, Robert 'SQ 18, 92 Riddle, Beverly '60 92, S3 Rigdon, Ron '60 88 Roberts, Harold '58 Sheets, Ralph '58 Shepherd, Iohn '59 88, 121 Sheppard, William, Spec. Sheridan, Ierry '59 Sherwood, Larry '61 Sherwood, Tom '58 Q7 Shockley, Donald '58 Shriver, Ioyce '60 100, Q0 Siegel, Donald '60 Skaggs, Ierry '60 80 Skinner, Charlene '58 Slaughter, David '58 I2I Robinson, Darlene '58 Rodenbach, Cara '60 74, 86, 102, 57, 65, 61, 64, 66, IIS Rogers, Bill '61 88, 116, 121 Rogers, Charles '61 Rogers, David '60 82 Rogers, Iohn '58 Rolls, 52, Rolinitis, William '60 88, 121 Margaret Ann '59 78, 91, 94, 53 Root, I0l'lI'l '58 54, 104, 90, 611 72 Root, Iudith '58 74, 82, 104, 102 Rose, William '58 94, 101, 53 Ross, Bernard '61 Ross, Donald '58 Rotsch, Philip '58 99 Rowin, Marion '58 16, 82, IOI, 102 Smith, Betty '61 78, 115 Smith Everett '61 Smith Gayle '58 74, QI Smith Garrett '60 Smith Marguerite '60 Q3 Smith Marion '61 Smith Mary Lou '59 Snare, Marlynne, Spec. Snare, Maurice '60 Snider, Earl '60 Solzman, Margaret '61 S3 Soule, Sharon '61 74 Spilman, Gale '60 Spitzer, Melvin '61 Splan, David '59 82, 100, 102 Staley, Ierry '61 Stephens, Iames '60 IOS Stertz, Lee '60 82 Rowland, Alice '59 76, QQ Rowland, George '59 19, 84 Ruch, Robert '59 84 Ruff, Robert '61 105 Runge, Donna '59 74, 91, 96, 102, 90, 115 Runyan, Kenneth '60 IOS Russell, Lee '60 Russell, Louise, Spec. Russell, Mondell '60 Rutherford, Charles '61 80, IOI, 121 Ryland, Lewis '61 94, 101 Sage, Bill '59 Sahn, Gary '58 84 Sallaz, Carol '61 Sarver, David '59 86, QI Schmidt, Beverly '59 52, S3 Schmitt, Lynn '61 89 Schoenberger, Bruce '59 Q4 Schoenberger, Evelyn, Spec. Schwartz, Richard '59 84, 92, 99, 120 Schwidde, Charles '60 84 Schwingle, Marlene '60 94, 53 Scobee, Harold '59 Scott, Robert '61 Scrivner, Dana '61 84 Seal, Ianice '60 78, 96, 65 Seats, Paige '60 15, 84, 89, 102 Seat, Leroy 'SQ Seat, Iune '59 Seneker, Sue '60 Seymour, Kathy '58 78, 104, 102, S3 Shackleford, Lillie '59 78, 96 Shafar, Scottie '60 102, 53 Shaver, Roger '60 128 Steward, Iohn 'SQ Stewart, Mavin '61 Stigers, Twilight '61 103 Stillwagon, Richard '61 Stone, Delma '58 91, 97, 54, 102 Stone, Ralph '60 105 Stone, Robert '58 96, 97, 100, Q2 Stover, Everett '60 Strawn, Phyllis '60 93, 103 Striegel, Louis 'SQ 117 Stutesman, Iimmie '60 Sunday, Walter '61 84, 102 Suter, Thomas '60 86, 119 Swearingen, Rodney '60 15, II7 Tate, Glen '59 Taylor, Carol '60 94, 103, 90 Taylor, Paul '59 Tengan, Barney '58 Theno, Edna '58 Thiessen, Dewain '59 Thomas, Larry '61 Thomas, Roger '61 Thompson, Ioe '61 84 Thompson, Mary '58 78, 17, 18, Q2 Thompson, Ruby '61 - Thomson, Charles '61 88 Thurman, Eldon '60 Tinsley, Robert '59 84, 100, IO2, QQ Tipton, Ruth '59 76 Tomlinson, Betty Lou '58 91, 96, IO2, IIS Trotter, Iuanita, Spec. Trowbridge, Ierald '61 Troy, Frandee '60 Tucker, LaVelle '61 74, 99 Tunnicliff, Ioseph '60 101 Turner, Iohn '59 94 Turner, Steve '61 Turner, Thomas '61 Turpin, Iane '60 76, IO2 Unkefer, Dorothy, Spec. Unruh, Richard '61 120, 105 Valverde, Bob '60 Van Dyke, Carolyn '61 78, 20 Van Hoosier, Gretchen '60 74, 93, 92 102, 99, 61 Vickrey, Marvin '58 Voigts, Gene '61 82, 90 Von Erdmannsdorff, Max '58 15, 84 100, 104 , Wadley, Ierry 'SQ Wagner, Gary '60 86 Walden, Iuanita '61 Walker, Clinton '58 Walstrom, Ronald '61 Waring, Richard '58 101, 94 Warner, Iohn '60 52, 53 Watkins, Robert '61 94 Watson, Durward '59 105 Weber, Donald '60 Wehmeyer, William '60 Weibel, Clite '61 Welker, Ion '61 Welsh, Linda '60 78, 91, 93, 53, 90 Werner, Donna, Spec. Werner, Robert '58 Wheat, Dale '59 Wheeler, Suzanne '60 White, Alan '60 84, 120 White, Patrick '61 96, 120, II6, IZI White, Sandra '60 74, 20 Whiles, Max '59 Wilke, Rita Rae '61 16, 53, 99 Wilkins, Kermit '60 IOI Williams, David '61 82, 53 Williams, Robert '59 91, 94 Williams, Shirley '60 93, IO3, 53 Willis, Iimmie '59 74, 91, 96 Wilson, Fred '58 101 Wilson, Linda Io '59 Wilson, Pearly '61 74, 58, 99, 115 Wilson, Raymond '60 116 Winfrey, David '61 Winterowd, 'Karen '61 78, 102, IIS Witt, Donald '59 Wittenmyer, Ierry '58 84, 52, 53 Wolf, Gayle '61 88, 116, 121 Womack, Robert '59 Wood, Charlene '61 Woods, Iudith '59 78, I03, S3 Woods, Rex '58 Woolery, Iames '61 Wright, Marion '58 VVullbrandt, Lyle '61 I20 Yordt, Elmer '61 96, II6 Young, Walker '61 Young, William '58 X Lambda Chi informal gathering. vii A fs.: Sigma Nu's screnade Alpha Delta Pi. Kappa Alpha, Paul, smiles on Iackie, Alpha Gam. 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