1960 Moundbuilder

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Diamond J ilee Edition Southwes

STAFF CONTENTS

DR. C. ROBERT HAYWOOD Acting Dean DR. LESTER HANKINS Vice- President

DR. DAVID WEDEL MR. M. K. SNYDER Assoc iatt: Director of Development Registrar MR. w. ~". MONYPENY Director of Admissions and Placement

MI . ED\v lN SMITH IRS. IL D ED KIN ER DR. J. C. WITTER Ill5lnc:ss Mana)! r COUll cl of Women M . WILLIAM POI~N[J.'ff IO N~ Dean of tuucms lu mni Sc rClary DR. JACK JUERGENS Chairm a n, Division of Fine Arts MR. DENNIS ,AKIN Professor of Voice Instf1lctor in Art

MISS MARIE BURDETTE Instructor in PiallO MR. EMORY FANNING Instructor in Organ and Theory MR. AL. ERT HODGES Ba ns.! nd fJu bJi S 001 MusIc

MI GRAC E ELLERS MR. JOE SIN S Associa e Professor di Piano MR. ROSS \' IL Ll A. IS Voice and Public St'hool t.!usic ~.1I - Bf, CHE BL IXO • Violin and r~h ' stea LI brarian MR. S. B. McWHORTER REVEREND HARO LD PARKER ~ng1ish Greek

MRS. ROBERrS USS MARGUERITE SCHRIVER MR. HOLMES WI LH ELM English Speech and Deba[e Modern Langua es DR. LEO ARD LA WS Chairman of DiY . or Natural Science Profe sor or Mathematics

MR. LEO FOLCK Mechanical Drawing r-.ms. lILDR6D SKINNER MR . ROBERT WI MM ER lIome EconOi ,) ic, Biology

; If. L . ()BERT I L YW OOD MRS. HELEN A. BAR T H IvliSS ED IT H DOBBS (h,1lrlla U of Dh. of .odal Science Ec onol1l ics and Sociology Eleme ntary Education P Il'. • Hi 10 j . l'olitiLa Science Superv isor of Elementary fllock

1R. fOIT ' 1:1 'G L I ,'m~ f..\ • f Y[l C ;01 01; DR . ",,', LL. U; GRAY !J R. JAC K HO vE Ed 1I t 11'11 .;u III s.; 11h. h Oil om l< ReJi'l I .11 d l'lt i l o< ophy Hi story .1 nu 'ulitical Sc MR. ROBERT KYSAR Religion, Dire c tor of St udent MR. KU . PHILIPP Religious Life Europe n Hisrory

MRS. VI LA SCHWANTES Business and Economics fR. EDWIN SMI fH Business and Economics MR. M. K. S ryDER, Associate oressor of So fOlagy

DR. ROBERT PRICE Psycholo Y DR. I. C. WITTER Education MRS. ELOISE NEWM A ~ MRS. RUBY G. RY Assistant to librarian Ass ist Jnt to Librarian SECRETARIES, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ethel Johnson , Mis s Carlene Zanardi. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Irene Koby, Miss Edith Prosser, Mrs. Ann Proch­ aska.

BUSINESS STAFF: Mrs. Carol Grant, Miss Mar: McElroy, Mrs. Beverly Rollins, Mrs. Schwantes , Office Manager and Accountal:t.

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HOUSEMOTHERS, SEATED: Mrs. Bill Ridge\ ay. Mrs. Sellie Vincem, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mrs . Gladys Wynn. STANDING: Mrs. Nellie Steele, Mrs. Hazel Saville, Mrs. Irene FUlcher.

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR: Mrs. Olga Powell

18 CUSTODIANS: Mrs . Carrie Bynum , Mr. Wa lter Allen. NOT PICTURED; Mr. Al Smith.

LDENT UN ION: Mrs. Lucinda lvIa tth ews , Mrs . te r Mc Peek. Manager; Mrs. Myrtle Gray.

MAINTENANCE

M AI NTE~ ·CE : Mr. Kimbrell , Mr. Clyde Hurst , Maintenance Supervi or; Mr. Lester McPee k.

MULTlLlTH OPERATOR: Mrs. Helen Pea k

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FRONT ROW: Beverly Reynolds , Joellyn Jaeger, Mike Starnes , Larry Williams, Wallace Cromwell, Vice-President; Carl Martin , President; John Stephens, Femando Hu aroto , Judy Fu lc her, Secretary; Judy Dill. BACK ROW: Joe Anderson, Treasurer: M ike Brooks. Larr y Wade. Ken Forsy tll. Arlen Gould, Bill Israel. Ken Srrobel, Jo hn Prather. Ma rk Arthur, David Dolsel1. NOT PICTURED: Daniel Ebong and Jim Miles.

STUDENT COUNCIL

To Students and Friends of Southwestern College:

The Student Government of Southwestern performs many

duties and activities, some necessary, others not so impor­

tant, yet still as leaders we are driven by an ultimate goal

which is beyond the duty of the moment--truth that cannot

be separated from God. This must be our challenge.

Sincerely,

Carl Martin Student Council President

22 FRONT ROW: Lenore Kempfer, Program Chairman ; LaReta Guthrie. Crystal Kellogg, Lou Ann Fralic. Sylvia Daves. Barbara Thompson, Susan Kitch. SECOND ROW: Merwin Mitchell. David Dolsen. John Prather, Co-Chairman; Jim Shultz. Dwight Ramsey. John Webb, leRoy Bratton. NOT PICTURED: Gwen Matthe ws, Bill T odJ, AnitaTodd,CliffordJoilnson, Lola Fields, Gayle Gore. Bruce Williams. Charlotte Roberts. Judy Dill, Juanita Parisho, Mervin Darter. Mike Starnes, Larry Montgomery. Billie Day. Co-Chairman.

CAMPUS-Y

We, the Campus - Y of Southwestern College, declare

our purpose to be: to deepen and enrich through worship,

study, and action, the Christian Iife, understanding, and

service of those it touches.

23 FRONT ROW: Cynthia Marvel. Sharon Riggs. Susa n Ingersol1. David Nicho Is. Ex ecu tive Vice - Presidell t; Sue Murrell. President; Bruce Birch. Robe ta Dellenbaugh. Florence Stauffer. Gayle Gore. SECOND ROW; Freda Stauffer. Janice Savely. Barbara John on. Ann Winkley. Beverly Reynolds. Treasurer. Ma rily n S tan [On. Florence Cutter. Secretary; Lorraine Lowery. J ~ dy Huffman. Gwen Burdi[[. Judy Brown. THIRD ROW; Beverly Howard. Jane Broadie. Sharon Hunt, Mary Finiloy . FOURTH ROW; LaReta Guthrie. Ted Osgood. Jim Fankhauser. Ron Lohrding. Cllrtis Ramsay. Elaine Evan ~ . Marilyn Lungren. Larry Huck. Janet McAninch. Barbara Thompso n , Baroara Hamm. Arthur Clifford. FIF H ROW; Gary Cooper. John Rhoads. Vic Dellenbaugh. Fred Kerr. Roger Lungren. Bill Israel. Jim Johns. John ~ n y der. LeRoy Brattol1. Sarah Douglass. Gwen Matthews. Dave Dolse n. Gordon Garver.

METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT

M. S. M. CABINET: Sue M u r r e II. Bruce Birch. David NichOlS. La­ Reta Guthrie. Beverly Reyn­ aIds. Florence Cu tter. leRoy Bratton. Beverly HO\oJard. Marilyn Lungren. David Dolsen. Carl Martin, Roger Lungren. Gary Cooper. FRONT ROW: Florence Cutter, Judy Dungey. Secretary; Beverly Howard. President; Carolyn McCoy. Vice­ President; Virginia Hill, Wilma Robinson. SECOND ROW: Judy Fulcher. Lenore Kempfer, Bettie Persons, Cecilia Kittrell. Bruce Williams. Judy Charlton. Elaine Evans. John Stephens. THIRD ROW: Harriet Walker. Ken Strobel, Roger Lungren. Dorotha Kobs. Ted Osgood. RELIGIOUS LIFE COUNCIL PRE-MINISTERIAL CLUB

FRONT ROW: ArthurClifford. Dick Kinder, Harlan Rittgers. Frank Smith. President; John Webb •. Secretary­ Treasurer; Chrystal Kellogg. Sergeant-at-Arms; Phil Ayers . Jim Joqns. Wallace Cromwell . Michael Starnes, Student Council Representative; LeRoy Bratton. Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Ed Bouse, Carl Martin. Gary Cooper . Vic Dellenbaugh. Jim shultz. Mervin Darter. Vice-President; John Rhoads, Bruce Birch. Ken Strobel, Charles Martin. K a p Presiden t . P V ice - Pr es ident5. a Secre ta ry . Treasurer. D Sponsor e I t a

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FRONT ROW: Casey Justice, Mooydeen Thayer, Shary II Vill cem, Sy Iv ia Daves, Jo Jaege r, a Fanny Martin, Corky Marshall, Jud y Fulcher, Yvonne Osgood. SECOND ROW: Anita Todd, Judy Isaacs, Vi()la Schlvallles, Beverly Reynolds, Kathryn Yo rk , Enid Elliott, Pat Woo ds, Judy Dungey, Barbara Heitschrnidt. THIRD ROW : Sharon Means, Janice McKelvy, Beverly HO'n'ard. Phyllis Smith, Dalla Crowl, Martise Cona\\'ay, JudyC harlton, Maril)' 11 Lun gren, Eli~abetb Miller. Ju dy Hart , LaReta Guthr ie. NOT PIC ­ TURED: Shirley Haull, Sue Murrell, Sandy Woodard, Rosalille Smoot.

FRO NT ROW: Gary Wade, Arlen Go uld, Larry Wade, Roger Rowell , Ga ry Cooper. SECOND ROW: Larry Montgomery. LeRo y Bratton, Titus Burkholder, Harlan Ril lgers, Fe rnan do Hu aroto, Wally CrOlllh'e ll, Jim Glenn, Gene Mil ler , Dw ight Ra msey, Dave Do Isen , Ted Osgood. THI RD ROW: Larry Pr ather, Jill l Holmstrom, Gar y Branine, Gerald McGee, Joe Be lden, Dave Moore. Dave Wilson, Larry Williams, Curtis Ramsay, La rry Woods, Don Spencer, Dave Easterday. FOURTH ROW: Allan Ros eberr y , Gary Call, John Stephens, tVlervin Darter , Charles BOlld, Clinton Hoberech t , Fa rre l Oard, Herma n Hoberecilt, Bruce Wi llia ms. NOT PICTURED: Gary Bar nhart, Dave Canada, Rodger Epley, Ja rold Hopkins , Dick Kinder, Larry Li ndbla de , Carl Martin, Ed Shubat, Bill Teed.

K a p Presiden [ . Larry \\' p Vice -Presidell[ . Arlen a Secre [ary . GJry C Trea surer . Sponsor . R h o A I resident . Donn is Perrigrcl\' ic e-Pres ident. Ju dy Di ll P 'cas urer. . Lola Fie lds cre tar y. Mary Lou Bauer h a s • I g ill a o FR.ONT ROW : GI~enMat t hev-ls, Judy Dill, Lola Fi elds , Donnis Pettigrew, Mary Lo u Baue r , Ma ri Wai te, Lo is Hoyt, Be ryl Shoemaker. SECOND R.OW : Le nore KellJrfer, Sharon Riggs, m Harriet VJalker, Sandy Foc ht , Jerri Krehbie l. Dorotha Kobs , Ja cquie Carr, Alice Arnall, Helen Osborn. THIRD ROW : Marilyn Bro oks, Peggy Schuyler, Jane Stickley, Ann Mc­ e Farlane, Gay Ie Gore, Carolyn McCoy , Beverly Sta ndiford, Mary Ann Somerville, g Janice MOOI1. CLUBS a

FRONT ROW: Mr. Ridgel" ay, Mark Arthur, Bob Pal mer, Bill Er ­ vin, Glea Me alls . SECOND RO\~I: [:red Wagner, La rry Hubbard, George Cole, Arthur Rex roat, Roge r Larson, Jim Miles, Br uce Birch , Alfred Lowe, Jerry Snyder. THI RD ROW: Mike Alexander , Ken Strobel. Jon Lo ve, Roge r Lung ­ ren, Don Hogue , Dave Brooks, Mike Brooks, Lyle Kallenbach. FOURTH ROW: Charles Filbe rt, Rod Herbe rt, Kay Work ma n , Jerry Drennan, Gary Langley, Haro ld McCormack, Terry HUll[, Emie Bellnetl, Warren Meireis . p • 1

. Bob Pa lmer E Mark Arrhu r etary-Treasurer . Bill Erv in P gea nt-at-Arms . s Glea, Means • onsor . Mr. Bill Ridge way 1 I o n

p • 1 FRONTROW, LEFTTORIGHT:John S tephe ns, President; Judy Fulcher, Religious Life Council RepreSeillJlive; Tonnie Martin, Vice-Presidenr; Beverly Ho\~ard, Secretary ; Voncile Bolinger, Distribution Chairman. SECONDROW:Sue Murrell, Judy Dungey, Irene Hawk, Elizabeth Eustice, Judy Dill, Lois Hoyt, Joyce Wait, LaR eta Guthrie, Helen Osborne, En id Elliott, Miss Dobbs, John Englehart, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Jane Stickley , Carol Aspedon. Sa ndra Woodard, Marilyn Brooks, Myrna O·Neil. Ma rilyn Lungren. Margare t Davidson. Judy Watson. Jacquie Carr. Judy Hart, Elizabeth Miller, Barbara Heitschmidt. Janice Moon. FOURTH ROW: Ed Olmstead. Glenn Combs, Gerald Browne, Sandra Focht, Jerri Krehbiel, Isaac Koby, John Snyder, Bob Palmer, Jim Stinson, Larrie Scott , Jerry Snyder , Alfred Lowe. SOUTHWESTERN STUDENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

ENGLISH CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy FUlcher, John Stephens, Jerri Krehbiel, Vice-Presidellt; Judy Charlton, President; Terry Alien, Treasurer, Helen Gree n. SECOND ROW; Alice Ar na II. Sa ndr a Focht, Da ve Buehrens. Gary Phillippi, Martise Conaway, Jane Stickley, Mr. McWhorter, Sponsor.

28 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mr s. Helen Barth, Ja cquieCarr, Bob Docking, Honorary Member; Rudy Dvorak, Anita Graham, Gerald Browne, Glea Means, Gary Cail, Sharon Means, Eldon Walker, Wilma Radcliff, Pete Esquivel, Gordon Garver. SECOND ROW; Jim Miles, Presidenr; Warren Meireis, Vi ce-Pres­ ident; Kay Workmall, Sec retary-Treasurer, Roger Lungren, Gary Branine, Gary Langley, Cliff Johnson, Dean Price, Ralph Bonnell, Mr. George,. Sponsor. THIRDROW:Roger Larson, Bill Ervin, K. D. Zerby, Larry Hubbard, Jimmy Dillmon, FarrelOrd, David McGlasson, Preston Franks. NOT PICTURED; Don Martin, Ned Graham, Jerr y Drennan. Jim Egbert, Le Roy Mills, Edward Sauzek, Nancy Schlvallles, Leon Turner, Jack Weins, Ri chard Williams. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS CLUB

CAMPUS PLAYERS FRONT ROW; Mr s. Eliza beth Miller, Miss Helen Graham, Sandra Focht. SECOND ROW; Marilyn Lungren, Mike Alexander, Shirley Ha ul1, Mr. Carl Martin. NOT PICTURED: Mark Arthur, Bill Teed.

29 BETA BETA BETA FRONT ROW: Cec ilia Kimel!. Ju dy Dill. SEC­ OND RO\,y: Harlan Ri[[gers. Fern alld o Huaroro. Chuc)< Filbert. THIRD ROW : Paul Freemyer . Mr. Ridgelvay . Vere English. FOURTH ROW : Mr. Wimmer . Clifford Conalvay.

PI SIGMA GAMMA FRONT ROW: Roger Rowe ll . Secretary; Ly le Ka llenba ch . Vice -Presidell[; Mr. Huber . Sp onsor; Cliff Conaway . Pres iJcnt; Ju dy Dill. Sergeall[-at-Arms . SECON D ROW: Mr . Rid gelva y . Ga ry Ke en. Gene Miller. Mary Slechta . Be ,), I S hoema )

GAMMA OMICRON

FRON r ROW: Joyce Wail , Rcporlcr; JIJd y Fulcher , Stud ent C ouncil ; l\'ly ua O' Nt'il , Socla I C ha tr­ m a ll ; je allelle Gis ick, T re as urer ; Ga ; le Gore , Secre la ry; Jlldy DUllgey , Vl ce -Presllic llL ; Pa t \ oods , President . SEC OND RO\'I' : Florence Ct ttl.cr , jeall Walker, Dorolha K,1b" Sa ra h Do llgb~, .S Il"Fir z ­ pa td ,i< , I:l a rbara Gr tl ovil' h, Enid El liott, Ell en T homson. THIRD ROW: G la dys Cla rl< , Marialla Wa ile , Slia rol l Illtll , El a ine Eva ns , Ca rolyn McC o y, Re ligious Life Coullc il l< e pr 'st: lllati vc ; AllllC Shellar, Ga il [ m e r)" Na ilC Y Bdgda 11 . NOT PI CTURED : l\l r, . Sklilner , Ad vis or, lYja ritienc W itIC r , lvi ooy dc cl1 T ha y..: r , Atlila Gra ilal1l, Pal jolmsoll. FRON TROW: Judy Fulcher, Ruth Ma licsi, Le nore Kempfer, Re ligious SOCIOLOGY Life Council Representative. SECOND ROW : Susan Kitch, Carol Mason, Sharoll Riggs. THIRD ROW: Mr. Snyder, Sponsor; Nancy Shubat , Secre­ tary; Ph)'llis Smith, President; Arthur Rexroat, Vice-PresideIH. NOT CLUB PICTUl~ED: Billie Day, Coralee Marshall. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB

FRONT ROW: Fernando Huaroto, President; Ruth Malicsi, Judy Brown, John Abdu l-Haqq, ElaineEvans, MikE: Curran, Mari Waite, Virginia Cabrales, Yoshiko Shiga. SECOND ROW: Carl Martin, Albert Singh, Vice ­ President; Bruce Williams, John Brusa ti , Cliff Conaway, Jim Corley, John .Hadsall, Dr. Robert Haywood, Sponsor. NO T PICTURED: Daniel Ebong, Treasurer; Ma ry Lou Hughes, Secretary; Harriet Walker, Religious Life Council Representative ; Marilyn Stanton '. Iraj Haldmabdollahi. !'RONT ROW : Carl Martin. D r. Howe. Mr. ·Snyder. Jane Stic lde y . Elizabeth Miller. Loi s Hoyt. Beverly Davis . Alice Arnall. Dave Dolsen. Me nv in Mitc hell. Richard Kinder. SECOND ROW: Larry Mo ntgomery, John Prathe r. Bruce Bir ch . Mervin Darte r. Jim Shultz . Dave Bueilrens. Ken Strobel. Sandra Focht . John Stephens. Miss Schriver. Bill Todd. NOT PICTURED: Miss Cloud. Miss Graham . Dr. Haywood. Dr. Hoag . Dr, Hov: e . Dr . Law s . Billie Day. Nancy Shuba t. Caro lyn Kellogg . To nnie Martin . Ed Sb ubat. Jon Love. Janice Moo n.

PI KAPPA DELTA

PI GAMMA MU

LEF T TO RIGHT: Mrs . Barth . Carl Martin . Sa ndy Focbt. Miss Cloud. Mr. Ly le George. Charles Martin. Mr. Snydel . Mr. Iianl

~~S" CLUB

FRONT ROW: Gerald Browne, Isaac Koby, Ralph Hanna, Glenn Combs, Warren Meireis, SECOND ROW: Gary Wade, Jim Miles, Gary Branine, Larry Wade, Secretary; Jerry Snyder, Joe Belden, ErnieBennerr,JimGlenn, Bob Hower. Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Arlen GOUld, Vice-President; Wallace Cromwell, Titus Burkholder. Jerry Drennan, Harold McCormack. Gary Langley , Kay Workman, President; Larry Prather, Armand Hillier. FOURTH ROW: Rod Herbert, Dave Wilson, Bob Palmer, Al Holdeman, Charles Davison, Dwa na Henderson, Dave Easterday, Rudy Dvorak. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Woods . Wilma Robinson. Peggy Penigrew. Eliz abeth Eustice. Marily n Stanton. Sue Morgan. Secretary-Treasurer ; Charlo tte RobertS. Barbara Woodruff. SECOND ROW: Rogene Bahm. Kathryn York . Virginia Hill. Joan. Broadie. Jane Broadie. Susan Ingerson. Marilyn Brooks. Larry Williams . Jim Fank ­ hauser. THIRD ROW : Larry Woods . Bernie Young. R. L. Rollins . Harold Lister. Ken Forsyth. Vice -President; Bruce Williams . President; John Hadsall. Vice-President; David Nichols. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Anderson. George Cole. Robert Edlvards . Charlene Grimm. Larry Lindblade. Phyllis Mathis. Patty Patrick. Donnis Pettigrew. Yoshiko Shiga. Fred Wagner . Annamarie Young.

ALPHA MU BUILDER DAMES

FRONT ROW: Mesdames Gail Ha rris . Nancy Shubat. Fanny Martin. Anetta Hanna. Albert Hodges. SECOND ROW: Mesdames Estelle Boles . Irene Koby . James Duryea. Gay Groene. Carol Strobel. Mary Joyce Hu ghes. Mary Ann Carpenter. 1ST VIOLINS: David Nichols, Concenmasrer; Bruce Williams, Judith Cook, Barbara Johnson, Cece lia Roben Edwards, Marilyn Stanwn, Jeff Anderson, Jim Fankhauser; CELLOS: Clifford Conaway, Margaret Mary Lou Bauer; HARP: Manise Conaway; FLUTE: Judith Wedel, Gwen Manhel'ls, BarbaraWoodruff.J Young; FRENCH HORNS: Shirley Haun, Janice Savely, Glenn Wooddell, Catherine Hutchinson, Jllhll Fankhauser; TUBA; John McDaniel; TIMPANI: Don Gibson; PERCUSSION: Susan Ingerson, Wilma

Mr. R. O. Williams, Director ORCHESTRA

CLARINETS: Annamarie Young, Judy Fo x, Anita Todd, Larry Williams, Ellen Thomson, Tom Denny, Margaret Davidson; OBOES: Corake Marshall, JaneBroadie, Joan Broadie; FRENCH HORNS: Ken Forsyth, Fred Wagner, Ron Sickler, LeRoi Mills, Elizabeth Eustice; TROMBONES: Larry Liu Gore; SAXOPHONES: Bill Bowersock, Keith Welch, Judy Hart, John Snyder, Voncile Bolinger; TUBA: Wilma Robinson, Susan Ingerson; BASS CLARI NET: Joellyn Jaeger; BASSOON; Bernie Young. : Larry Williams , Barbara Hamm, Jo Ann Wallace , Charlotte Roberts, Terry Lea, DonnisPenigrew;VIOLAS: ne tb Forsyth; STRING BASSES: John McDaniel, Margaret Rudolph, Marilyn Brooks, Raymond Carr; PIANO: ; Joan Broadie, Jane Broadie; CLARINETS; Judy Fox, Annamarie Young; BASSOONS : YoshikoShiga , Bernie PETS: Fred Wagner , R. L. Rollins, LeRoi Mills; TROMBONES : Larry Lindblade, Rogene Bahm, Jim

BAND Mr. A. W. Hodges, Director t nan , Dorotha Kobs , Gail Emery , Janet House; FLUTES ; Gwen Matthews, t>arbara Woodruff, Joan fman , Janice Savely, Glenn Wooddell , Catherine Hutchison, David Nichols; TRUMPETS : R. L. Rollins, user, Rogene Bahm , Jack Weins, Curtis Ramsay; BARITONES: John Hadsall , Maridene Witter, Gayle , John McDaniel, Ronald Mozingo , Rolland Mozingo; TIMPANI: Don Gibson; PERCUSSlON: Bruce Williams, Pia nis t, Rogene Bahm. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Woods . Peggy Pettigrew. Ka ren Wade . Barbara Thompson. Ingerson . Carolyn Johnson. Barbara Ha mm . Virgin ia Hill . Ka tbryn York . Ba rba ra Johnson. Cynthia Marilyn Stanton . Florence Cutter. SECOND ROW : Charlotte Roberts, Charlene Grimm, Annamarie Gay le Gore, Pat Patrick , Donnis Pettigrew, Judy Wedel, Fanny Martin , Elaine Evans, Cora lee Anita Todd, Susie Finney , Wilma Robinson , Mooydeen Thayer , Barbara Woodruff. THIRD RO don Garver , Gary Zumwalt, John Hadsall, Bill Mc Lean, John Sn yder , Joan Broadie , Jane Donna DeWitt , Sylvia Daves, Lloyd Northrop, Mike Brooks, Curtis Ramsay, Fred Wagner, Clifford. FOURTH ROW : Jim Fankha user , Dave Nichols, Mike Watters, Bruce Birch Forsyth, Jeff Anderson, Jack Wiens , Roger Lungren, Harold Lister, Glenn Wooddell , Williams, Lawrence Woods, Larry Williams, Harlan Rittgers.

Dr. Jack W. Juergens ~ Director

Pianist, Barbara Woodard. FRONT ROW: Mooydeen Thayer , Harlan Rittgers, Pe ggy Pettigrew, Gary Zumwalt, Kathryn York . Lawrence Woods , Annamarie Young, Gor­ don Garver . SECOND ROW: Virginia H UI, Bruce Birch, Fanny Marrin, Jeff Andersoll. Sy Ivia Daves, Harold Lister, Susan Ingerson , John Snyder .

SOUTHWESTERN SING STRING QUARTET: David Nichols, Bruce Williams, Larry Wil­ liams, Cllfford Con- away .

FLUTE QUA R T E T: Joan Denny, Barbara Woodruff, JudyWedel, Gwen Matthews. PREXIES: Bruce Williams, David Nichols, Larry Williams, Jim Fa n kha user.

FRENCH HORN QUARTET: Catherine Hut chi son , Glenn Wooddell, janice Savely, Charles Kaufman.

WOODWIND QUINTET: joan Broadie, John Hadsall, Barbara Woodruff, Bernie Young, Anna marie Young.

DANCE BAND, PIANIST: Bruce Williams; BASS: Raymond Carr; TROMBONE: Larry Lindblade; TRUMPET: R. L. Rollins; SAX­ OPHONE; Bernie Young, Keith Welch, Robert Lea; DRUMS: Tim Truesdell.

WOO D WIN D TRIO: Judy Fox, joan Denny, jane Broadie.

39 Martise Conaway , Business

Terry Allen, Edi tor

Helen Green , Copy Editor

MOUNDBUILDER STAFF

Dave Moore , Pbotogra phy Edi tor, Collegian Staffs.

FlRST SEMESTER ASSISTANTS Nancey Schwames, Art Editor John Rhoads Jackie Carr, T y pist Lloyd Northrop TOlln ie Ma rtin Wayne Thompson Judy Fu lcher Jim Dean John Stevens 3:00 A. M .... deadline. Terry, Marrise, and Clark Abbott, 40 Sports Ed i tor. Jim Keith , 1st Semester SportS EcJitor; Judy Is aacs , Assistant Editor; and M ike Starnes, Edi tor; smile at Dave .

COLLEGIAN STAFF

¥9~S-/ THE MEMOPIAL LlBRAl{Y Southwestern Cullege Winfield, Kansas

T.G.I. F.---Judy Isaa cs, Assistant Edito r; Dana C rowl and Arthur Rexroat, Reporters; Ro bin Jacquart; 2nd Semester Sports Editor; Frances Smith, R e po r t e r, Mike Starnes, Editor; and Jeneanne Johnston, 111 struc tor "All right , who turned off the lights!" in Journalism. NOT PICTURED; Joyce Wait, Lenore Kem pfer, Rodney Her­ Gary Zumwalt, · Pu blicity and Sports bert, Reporters; Sbaron Seefeld, Circula tion Manager; a nd Sue FInney. Ph otogra pbe r. Business Ma nager.

Ron Miller as John Wesley.

Templar bums no te . Bruce Birch a s Dr. Jo hn S. Ear p, SC 's 1889 : Miss Barnes, Ni r. Graham, all • firsr presidenr arr ives in Winfie Id Stubble field, SC's firsr graduaring d aIs, ate \~ i r h his \~ if e and son, Marily n depicred by Linda Ridglvay, Jim Dean, and Lungren and Paul Huber. Linda Hill. :ounders' day birthday dinner.

I day, March 8, 1960, was in dee d an historic occas College . Lewis Simes, professor of law at Hastings Law School in nc isco and SC grad-

uate, 190 on liThe Scholar in Search of Truth. II The morning assemDl s further high- Iighted by the ofthe $300,000 note by George Templar, president of

Miss Helen wrote the diamond jubilee historical pageant, "The He ights, I given that evenin a cast of forty-two. Completing this orable day was the Ralph Marterie concert and d ance , field house, marking th time a name band has appeared at SC. Dr. Vinsonhaler, still brilliant at ninety-eight, has almost become a legend in his own time. Those who have not met him personally have heard stories about his flashing wit from those who have had that privilege. A longtime and highly effective teacher of languages and literature, he was presented with an honorary degree of Doctor of Literature in 1955. Miss Grace Russell Raymond earned her Ph. 8. from Southwestern in 1897. SInce then, she hasstudied art in Washington D. C. , New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Rome and Paris. A woman of great vivacfty and intellect-os well as talent--her work has been recognized nationall y. She received an honorary degree of Doctor of Fine Arts in 1938. The lives of these professors emeritus, as well as others like them, have become a notable part of Southwestern '5 foundation and deserve to be recognIzed on this, our seventy-fifth anniversary year. FOR SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS,

OF SOUTHWESTERN

...... D STUDENTS TO

Richardson Hall, 1912

Richardson Hall, 1935 Christy Hall, 1960

CLIMB THESE S INTO A NEW WORLD .OF

Ron Miller peruses Wesley first editions w hi I e preparing his honors paper.

Mr. Parker instructs Shultz: " I ), "[ ) , ) A.. I I rT"TtV a...ya.TrCL..v au 'P~. Dr. Gray, who has published many theological articles, IS caught in a reflective mood.

-, ACHIEVEMENT

Beverly Davisfindsthatthe modern library fac iii tates researc h. Memorial Chapel

... OF A CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT

Lois Hill Chapel Gary Zumwalt consi a Picasso print.

, ~. PICASS

This Picasso print is another of the original art that · afUg.r~", .. .OF CULTU...... PORT TY buy.

on of Dennis Akin, art instructor, students discover their artistic David Nichols practices for his seni Mrs. Barth typifies the friendly interest faculty members show for each student.

Jim Corley gains valuable leadership ex­ per i e n c e as he emcee's the freshman ...OF PERSONAL GROWTH assembly .

Mr. Huber discusses physics and mathematics with visiting high school seniors. Kappa Rho Men's club honors Judy

and John I s engagement wi th flowers and song.

Dove M. I Dave W. I and Mike assemble a stereo-amplifier.

Richard, Phi II ip, and john entertain informally. This annual reception helps initiate lose re­ lationship between faculty and students.

Students find "togetherness" in the lunch line.

Committee m Lola, Beverly, and neth, he I p p I a n the Homecoming Dance. Turner attempts a tip-in .

. . . OF PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENT

Coaches Dvorak and Howerdiscussfootball tactics with co-captains IkeandT "Now look, men, this is a football!" ... OF SOCIAL MATURITY

Barbara and Bi II at the Christmas Formal PI EP'S STAGE A BEATNIK PARTY

Peg and Dave

Iraj, Mike, and Pat .' Taylor Moulder and Virginia Cabrales reign as King and Queen of . .

.. . HOBO DAY -- the one day in the year when "anythi ng goes. /I Mike

College life is not all drudgery- as these students demonstrate.

Bruce, Donna, Kathy, Susi e

Pam, Sylvia, Mark, Judy, Donna, Ike Queen Shirley Hahn fulfills one of her exciting royal duties as she and her escort, Larry Woods, prepare to lead the Homecoming parade.

HOMECOMING, 1959

This float is the result of freshman imagination and industry.

Homecoming Play

Raina is needled by her chocolate cream soldier .

~~Arm8 and the Man"

by George Bernard Shaw

over Raina.

A dramatic moment occurs at Raina Petkoff (Elizabeth Miller) gestures to Louka (Marilyn Lungren). Captain Bluntschli (Carl Martin), Nicola (Mark Arthur), Serguis Saranoff (Bill Teed), Catherine Petkoff, (Sandy Focht), and Major Petkoff (Mike Alexander), look on. 66 Campus Players

give 27th

HEagerheart"

Shirley Haun, Eagerhean; Sue MurelI, Mary; -." ,

~~ GleJlD Wooden. Sa y, this evidence proves that my opponents are absolutely right. DEBATE

Debaters pack [he car for another [fir.

Gary Phillipi a nd Merwin Mitchell get 68 set to go . Tom Richardson swdies technique of Rouault.

t Exhibition

Mr. Akin and Mary Lou Bauer hang Rouault prints . Thou s and s of meals have been prepared 011 this grill in the union .

A quick cu p of coffee is enjoyable before returning to class .

The student's choice nearly every time- - hamburgers and Coke. Parr of [hat $1,005, 000 was used [0 construct [he new swdelH union . 71 Broadhurst Hall, men's residence, was one of the first pro j e c t s in S. C. ' s current building program gift of Mr. Wi ll i a m Broadhurst, 1954.

New Hall, residence for men, wa s completed in 1958; presemlyis women's dorm.

Nearing comple­ tionisthe William W. Monypeny Track, a quarter mile, 220 eight­ lane runway . Since 1954, S. C. 's campus has grown to inc Iud e three new dorms, a new student center, married students' apartments, the president's home, and widely expanded classroom, athletic and administrative facilities. The drawing below shows our campus as it will be at the com­ pletion of our 75th year. Continued growth is the active hope of our college, as the sketches of proposed bui Idi ngs in the upper right-hand corner of the drawing ill ustrate.

.. Everybody's a Bu ilder ! .. MITR.WlLSO LECTURES

Henry C. Wolfe, fa 2, on the subject of world S . C . 's annual Artist and Le

Dr. Albert C. Outler, professor of theology, Perkins School of Theology, Dallas, was the 1959 lecture r for S.C. 's annual Smith-Willson lec ture series . His l ectures, presented in morning and evelling sessions fr om Oc t. 20 to Oct. 22, were concerned with "T he Quality of Mercy . "

74 An unusua 1 progra m of peasant song and da ne by the PI a tOff Don Cossack Chorus and DJllle[ t LECTURE SERIES-1959-1960

Atthur William Poister, con April 19. MOUNDBUILDER QUEEN ATTENDANTS

Marilyn KrZloft..... Pi Epsilon

Sandra Focht Alpha Si9'"a Omega

Beverly Reynolds Kappa Delta Kappa

Judy Wedel 76 Campus-Y Donna DeWitt

Kappa Rho MOUNDBUILDER QUEEN Beverly Reynolds, candidate of Kappa Delta Marilyn Brooks, presented by Pi Epsilon, brillgs a Kappa , al,'es earthpeople as she steps from Fair Lady's elegance to campus life. moon rocket.

PRESENTATIONS OF MOUNDBUILDER QUEEN CANDIDATES

The Moundbui lder Assembly.

Sandra Focht, nOll1inated by Alpha Sigma Omega. g races S . C .·s 75 th anniversary cake .

Judy Wedel , Campus Y's choice , drifts truoubh a mist of loveliness.

Donna DeWitt, selected by Kappa Rho , appears as the enchanting esse nce of Paris . Marilyn Broo ks and escort, Roger Lungren Sandra Focht and escon, Mike Alexander join Marilyn a nd Roger.

TheQueen'sBall ...

Theme - "Greensleeves"

M. C. - Ken Strobel Queen candidates step t'hrough the

doors of a medieval castle r and await Band - Bernie Young the moment of coronation ...

Special Music ­

The Prexies r Jim Fankhauser and Gwen Matthews

Beverly Reynolds and escon, Ernest Bennen

Queel1 candidates and escons gather Donna DeWin and escort, Don Clark. at the table o f honor .

Judy Wede I and escort, Mark Arthur . DONNA IS QUEEN! . . .

- Means , Queen, c rowns queen.

Queen DeWi[[ reigns over fe stivities STANDING: Carl Martin, Mary Lou Bauer, Jim Miles, Bar­ bara Heitschmidt, Coralee Marshall, Wally Cromwell. Ro­ gene Bahm, Jim Fankhauser, SEATED: ClesteeleJustice. Joe Anderson.

KING SPICE DANCE

Sponsored by

GAMMA OMICRON 1 home economics society.

Kin 9 Spice candidates are selected yearly from the ranks of S.C. men, on the basis of grooming, personality, ac­ tivities, and interest in the promotion of home economics. King Spice himself is elected by popular vote of the women in the student body.

King Spice promenades with 81 his consort, Mad serves refreshments a t King Spice's table .

Fran and Jim,

Carl and Roger entertain royally . 82 SPECIAL AWARDS

MASTERBUILDERS, 19 59-60 LEFT TO RIGHT: Wallace Crom\liell, Mary Lou Bauer, San dra Fo c h(, Larry Williams, Elizabe (h Miller.

BACK ROW: Ca rl Marrin, Elizabe(h Miller, Clifford Cona\liay, Sand Michael Starnes. FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Bauer, Wallace Cromwell, Billie D

WHO'S WHO, 1959 -6 0 Among Students in American Univers ities and Co Dr. Base

liThe Worried Man w the me of this year's tr Rei igious Emphasis Week, Feb. 22 through 26. The c hap e I hour messages w sented by Dr. Will iam J pas tor 0 f the Firs t Pre s Church of Fort Coil ins, He was assisted in class cussions and evening devo Rev. Gene Lowry, of Firs odist Church, Wichita, Lyman Johnson, of First Church, Arkansas City.

Judy Charlton and Di der, Co-chairmen of R.E organized and di rected t spirational activities. The Mendelssohn Oratorio ELIJAH is perforlned annually at Southwestern ollege

('(' Elijuh" 8(Oulpted by Dr. Leonard Laws THE 1960 MAY FETE Southwestern's 63rd annual May Fete

was he I d May 7, under the direction of

Miss Lillian Cloud.

Miss Mar y Lou Bauer,

senior, rei 9 r1 e d as Queen; and

Carl Martin, Garden City senior

was Mast e r of C e rem 0 n i es

Car l Martin, Master of Ceremonies caroly~ DORM LIFE

/

Sharyll brushes up on some points.

New Hall Dorm gub believe popcorn parties are essential to higher educatton~

Lois keeps tellil1g Sandy that Peter Pan was never like this.

C losed hours mean opel1 books for Anne. 88 Broadhurst Hall boys mix work and fun.

"W ha t 's a finesse? " Jim De. answers mall call. Miller hangs, the Eiffel towers, while Ka ppa Rho's prepare for the Moundbu ilder Assembly.

Community effort puts the show 011 the road and the rocket in orbit. A capa city c[O\~d enjoyed the Jon Rho enrertains at the Kappa Rho festivities . Rush Dance.

Corky and Cooper ca triClil~114 1 garte r •

no.J...... ~u Sa 11 gif Is give ill ter -dor m pa rty. Division of Natural Sciences

1 an Gary

Labora[ory work in ex ~~ICG~' arion are part of [he ac swdems.

Jim and Mary Dh'ision of Social Science

Anita Graham demonstrates the complexities of a business ma chine.

Dr. Duke . a guest lecturer. speaks to students. Fine Arts

Jerri prepares her piano rec ital .

Mary Lo u entertains at an asseillbly.

I am yo ur leader ! We hear and \~ e obey ivIa ,ler ! PURPLE PANORAMA

"Midway"

Mike coaches Barbara Thompson in her role as a romantic lead. Other members of the cast included George Cole, Phil Ayres and Nancy Shubat.

This year 's "Purple Panorama, .. the annual benefit for the Student Union fund , was a musica l comedy, "Midway , " \~ritten by Mike Alexander , and produced by Campus Y.

Specia l music \~as written by Bruce Birch , Bru ce Williams and Mike Alexander , and pre sented by members of the Little Sym­ phony and (he cast.

Bruce and Nancy discuss production details for the "Purple Panorama."

Student theauical work .

Drama studel1ls practice the art of make-up, ys[al, Alice , and Dr. [heir success in debate .

ins his sc u lpture for Sh<{ll

- . Judy Wedel was by the the ir ca nd ida te for OGlal con test.

Rod looks for a long lost story . Washington Semester

Mervin Darter, Harriet Walker, and Jim Shultz, social science majors, were chosen to par tic i pat e in Southwestern's Washington s e m est e r program sec 0 n d semester. They carried a full course of study at America n University, learning first hand the aspects of Ameri can government.

Merv, Harriet, and Jim.

-A new semester-

J \ Ber yl Shoemaker and Marilyn Lungren Enrollment blues . ..

The "Building of the Mound" ceremony includes a review ofS.C.'s tradition of the Jinx. Here, two intere s t e d parries lend a surprising and appropriate animation to the story.

Photo by Dr. J. C. Witter W inter Steps into the Scene . . .

Descend ing.

"CHRISTMAS ON CAMPUS" Candles light the 77 steps the night of the annua l caroling party.

F o o T B A L L FIRST ROW: Ike Koby . Torn Groene . Co-Captains. SECOND ROW: Bob Hower. Assistant Coach. Bnb Dvorak . Head Foot­ ball Coach.

Sept. 12 Southwestern 33 Sept 18 Southwestern 7 Sept. 26 Southwestern 12 Oct. 3 Southwestern Oct. 10 Southwestern Oct. 17 Southwestern Oct. 31 Southwestern Nov. 7 Southwestern Nov. 14 Pile up in Kansas Wesleyan game . FOOTBALL SQUAD, FIRST ROW; Kaufman, Lohrd ing, Osborne, Linn, Wilson, Holloway, Freemyer, Means, Hopkins. SECOND ROW; Anderson, Schureman, Srephens, Ea srerday, Miles, McGee, Prarher, Burkholder, Woods, Randall, Akin. THIRD ROW; Coach Hower, Combs, Glenn, Drennan, Lovejoy, Hanna, Bennerr, Holdeman, Willson, Lowe, Huck, Coach Dvorak. FOURTH ROW; Beldon, Equipment; Workman, L. Wade, Ervi'n; G. Wade, Henderson, Dvorak, Herbert, Mc­ FIFTH ROW; Bruner, Browne, McCormack, Vickery, Riner, Branine, Nash, Nicholas, Koby, Groene,

Builders see fasr acrion in Srerling game.

Arthur Clifford cheers rea m.

106 LINEMAN . FIRST ROW : Groene . Ko by. Workman. Combs. Dvorak. SECOND ROW : Drennan . Ho ldeman. Miles. Brune r . Go uld .

Majorettes perform during half rime . Beverly Srandiford . Jane Broadie . Gail Emery . Joan Broadie. Helen Osborn.

107 Le['s go Norrh. boy s ! Builders block Kansas Wesleyan in Homecoming game.

Hold tha t line!

Builder's break through their opponent'S line. Jerry Drennan

Rud y Dvora k Dua ne Henderson

Glen n Combs Kay Workman

Jim Gle nn carr ies the ball Peg Schuylc • Sharon Means. Mike Brooks. Shirley Haun. HOME ROOTERS

5a nd exhibits fo r ati n skill.

110 B A S K E T B A L L

FIRST TEAM: Sny der. Lel.Jis. Pa lmer. Turner. Hogue. G ould, Meirei s. III Brooks guards Friend 's sho t.

112 FRESHMAN SQUAD: Larson, Shierer , Israel, ]acquart, Kerr. )lJ f, D McPherson 81 Southwestern 54 Friends 55 Southwestern 76 Sterl ing 64 Southwestern 82 Baker 71 Southwestern 58 Wm. Jewel 80 Southwestern 66 Fort Hays 69 Southwestern 65 Washburn 69 Southwestern 54 Ft. Hays 75 Southwestern 61 Ottawa 55 Southwestern 71 Kansas Wes. 75 Southwestern 72 C of E. 52 Southwestern 42 Bethel 73 Southwestern 57 Bethany 72 Southwestern 59 Mc Pherson 77 Southwestern 69 Friends 83 Southwestern 101 Sterl ing 58 Southwestern 56 Baker 55 Southwestern 70 Ottawa 63 Southwestern 55 Kansas Wes. 63 Southwesterrk 75 C. of E. 69 Suothwestern 40 Tabor 43 Southwestern 49 Bethel 60 Southwestern 50 Bethany 73 Southwestern 59

HilliLr cro \ ~ ds o ue Ba ker o pp one nt.

s for the: ba 11. 113 Fast action in College of Emporia game.

Builders jump for ball against McPherson. 114 Langley scores in McPherson game .

Hillier jumps in game against Bethany Swedes .

115

JOHN WARREN AllCE AUDRY ARNALL ALQUEST El Dora do Winfield Eng., Speech, Elem. Ed. Hist. & Pol. Sc. K."S. Y. A. -1; Campus Y­ Campus Y-l, 2; Science 1, 2; Forensics - 2, 3 ,4; Pi DONALD L. ATHERTON GARY BARNHART MARY LOU BAUER Club-l,2. Kappa Delta-2,3,4; His­ Winfield Winfield Hudson torian-3, Pres. -4; Colle­ History Psychology Organ gian-I; Eng. Clb.-2, 3,4; ir. CI. Sec. -Tr. -3; f'ldglng. Bs. Mg. -3; Re 1. Alpha Sig. Om. -1,2 Life Coun.-3,4; Alpha Sig. 3,4; Sec. - 3,4; Ne~ Om. -3,4; Counselor c 3,4. Hall V. P. -3; Chr Christmas on Cam­ pus-3; Pur-p le Robe ~ Choir-l,2,3; Am. G u i 1 d of Organists; Stu. Coun. - 3; Alpha Mu 1,2,3; Moundbldr. Queen- 3; Hnr. Schl­ shp. 2,3; SC Singers Acc.

LAVENA BlTTLE Arkansas City Educa tion

Corbin Bi ble; ReI. ; Ph ii.

LeROY F. BRA TTON ROBERT DAVID BROOKS Monte Vista, Colo. Lyons Socia 1 Science Chemistry, Math Football-I, 2, 3; M.S. M. -1, 2,3,4; Motive Mag. Chr. - 2; Student Council 3; Evangelism Chr.-4; M.S.M. Council-3,4; Sta te Re p. -4; Ka ppa Rho -1, 2,3,4 ; Sec.-Tr.-3; Campus Y -1, 2,3,4 ; Com m. Co -C hr. - 3; T rea s . -4; Rei. Life Council-Sec. - 2; R.E. WeekCo-Chr.; Broadhurst B1 LLY J. BR UNER DAVID BUEHRENS RICHARD CARPENTEl Hall Pres. - 3; Pi G am ma Sedan Winfield Mayfield MU-1; P. M. Club-l,2,3, Education; Football-3,4; S. English; Eng. Club-I, 2, 3 , 4; Socia 1 Science 4, V. P. -4; Collegian-2, S. T. A. - 4; I n d e pen den c e Debate-1,2,3,4;Campus Y­ Divisiona 1 3; Student Council-3; Jr. Community College-1,2. 1,2, 4; Purple Panorama-2; C 1. V. P. - 3; Broadhurst All Sch. Play-2,4; Pi Kappa Schlshp. -I, 2, 3,4 . Delta - 2,3. GLENN RAYMOND COMBS C . CLIFFORD Winfield CONAWAY Phys . Ed. and Education Winfield Football- I. 2, 3,4; S- Club- Chemistry VIOLETTE CARTER JUDITH CHARL TON GLADYS MAE CLARK 2, 3,4. ReI. Life Co uncil-I. 2; Jxford Newton Mayfield Pi Sigma Gamma Pres. Education English Home Economics - 1,2,3,4; Choir - I ; En g. Club- 2, 3,4, Pres. - 2, Honor Roll - 1, 2, 3, 4 ; 4 ; Fl edgling Ed .- 3; W. A. A. Olin Mathieson Chern. -1, 2, 3,4; M . S. M • .Cou nc il Schlrshp- l,2; N'tl Me . - 2, 3; Moundbuilder Staff- 2, Schlrshp - 3, 4; Cosmo 3; Kappa Delta Kappa- 2, 3, Cl ub-l, 2, 3, 4; String 4 ; R. E. Wee k Co- Chr. - 2, 3, Quartet-I, 2, 3,4; Eli­ 4; Campus Y-I, 2. j ah Or ch . - 2, 4 ; Cam­ pus Y- 3, 4;Orch. V. P. - 3, 4; Who's Who - 3; Intm . Bskbl , Volbll­ 3,4.

FRA NK L. CRAWFORD Arkansas City Sec. Ed. & Soc. Sci­ e nce J u co - l , 2; Clinical­ Pastoral TrainingDis­ play Group- 3.

SENIOR C LASS OFFICERS; Sandy Focht, President; Mari Wa ite , Secretary; La rry Williams, Vice-Preside nt.

BILLI E ANN DAY Li ttleton, Colo. Social Science M. S. M. - I, 2,3,4; ReI. Life Council- I; Soci­ Ology Club-2, 3,4; W. A. A. - 3 , 4; S. S. T . A. - 4 ; Alpha Sigma Omega -4; Mound ­ builder - 2; Deba te - 2, 3; Pi Kappa Delta -3, 4; W .U,S. -1; Program - 2; Sec. -3; Dist. Co ­ Chr.-4; RegionalConf. Co-Chr . -4; Cheer ­ leader-I; C lass Sec. - Tr . -1; Was hi n g ton S emester-3; who 's Who -4 . fV ALLACE R. BEVERL Y DAVIS JERRY DRENNAN CROMWELL Ga rde n City Winfield Ivichita Business Administration Bus iness )hilosophy , Religion 3roadhurst Schlrshp­ l, 2, 3 , 4; Class V . P. 2, Pres. , 3; Stu. Body V. P. - 4; Kappa Rho - 2 , 119 B,4 , Pres. 3; Track- I, S; Campus Y- 1. RUDY W. DVORAK VERE EDWARD ENGLISH SANDRA JO FOCHT C a Id\~ell Newton Wichita Business; Foo t b a 11-2, 3, 4; Biology History and Speech; Alpha Bas 1< e t b a 11- 2; Tr a c k- 2; S ­ Beta Beta Beta-2,3, Pres.- Sigma Omega-I, 2,3,4; Cam­ JAMES W. DURYEA Club 2,3,4; F. B. L. Club-3, 4; Pi Sigma Gamma-I, 2, 3, pus Pla yers-2,3,4; S.S. T.A. PRES TON FRANK~ Langton 4. 4 , Sec. -Treas. 3; Campus­ - 2. 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu-3; Winfield Education, Social Y -1, 2,3; Sr. Asst. -4; S. S. Vice-Pres.-4; Pi Kappa Delta Business Admin., Science T. A. -4. -1, 2,3,4; W.A.A.-2,3; Stu­ Eco no m ics dent Council-4, Treas. 2,3; Class Sec. - Treas. - 2; Class Pres. -4; English Club 3,4 Washington Semester-3 Gra tton Schlrsh p-1, 2, 3, 4 Col legian-I.

ARLEN GOULD Amhony PAUL H. FREEMYER History and Phys. Educa tion TOM GROENE Bedford, Iowa S C lub-Vice -Pres. -4; Kappa vvinfie ld Biology; Tri-Beta, Sec . -4. Rho-Vice-Pres. -4. Business and Educa tion HELEN G. GREEN F. B. L. -1, 2, Oxford 3,4; S.S.T. English; HonorRoll-l, 2 ,3; A. -4; (,oot­ Collegian News Ed.-2; bal\-2, 3, 4. Moundbui lder S t a f f - 2,4; Poerry Award, Fledgling­ 3; English Club-4.

RALPH C. HANNA Winfield History

GAYLE SMITH HARRlS BARBARA JEAN MAURINE E. HOGUE Kansas Ci ty , Kansas HElTSCHMIDT Winfield Art Education; K. U. -1, 2, Turon PII bIlc School 3; S. S . T. A. -4; Bu ilder Elem. Education; SS . T . Mus ic Dam e s, Sec. - Treas. - 4. A. -4; Kappa Delta Kappa­ 1,2,3,4. FRED W. HUGHES MARY LOU HUGHES ISAAC L. KOB Y Winfield Belle Plaine Sedgwick Phys. Education; S.S . T. A .­ Social Science and Psy­ Phys . Education; Football­ 3,4. cho:ogy; Cosmo C lub-3, 4 , 2,3,4, Co - Captain-4; S Sec. -4; Campus-Y-3; M. C 1 u b - 3, 4; S. S. T. A. -4. RUTH ESTELA S. M. -3; Washingwn Se­ MALICSI I. Education meswr-3; National Metho­ Zambales, Philippines pus- Y Pub . Chr.­ d is t S c h 0 1a r s hip ­ 3, 4; Sociology; Cosmo Ipha Sigma Ome­ ChurchmanshipCertifi ­ Club-4; Sociology ,3,4; Debate-3, cate - 4. C l ub-4 . .S.T.A.-3,4; Pi .a Delta -3 , 4.

FRANCES LO UI S E MARTIN Garden City H. DEAN MANDREL L Winfield History; Campus-Y-l,2,3, Elementa ry Education Pretty Prairie 4; M. S. M. Council-l,2, Physics, Chemisuy , Math. Purple Robed Choir-l.2.3.4, T reas . -4; 3 , 4 ; Deba te- 2,3; Pi Kappa CHARLES L. MARTIN Opera Work - Delta-2,3,4; Student Dodge City shop - 2,4; S. Council-3, 4; Student Body History;Football-l,2; S C . Singers­ Pres. -4; Ka ppa Rho - I, 2,4; Club-I, 2,3,4; Pi Epsilon 4; Woman's P. M . C lub-l,2,3,4; Cosmo Pi-I , 2,3, Vice-Pres . - 2; En s b l. I, 2; Club- 2,4; Cam pus Players­ Class Pres , -1 ; Pi Gamma Kappa Delta 2,3,4; Washington Semes­ Mu-3, P r es,-4; Student Ka ppa ­ l,2,3, ter-3; Broadhurst Scholar­ Council-I, 3; St. Rep, on 4, Song Lead­ shi p-I, 2,3,4; Pi Gamma Academic Comm .-3,4; er-2, V-Pres . Mu-4; Opera Workshop -2; Sr. Asst. -4; Honors Paper­ -4; S . S. T. A. ReI. Life Counci l Pres . -2; 3, 4; Broadhurst Scholar­ -3,4; Ca mpus State M.S.M. Vice-Pres . ship- I, 2,3,4; HonorRoll ­ - Y-l,2; A _ -3. 2,3. A.U.W.-l,2.

NIE GA Y MARTI N 'ield )r y and Secondary \·vest New York, !ation; Debate-I; New Jersey Ippa Delta -I, 2,3; Speech and Secondary . A.-2,3, Vice­ Ed u ca tion; Pi Ka.ppa - 3; Moundbuilder De lta-l,2,3,4, Vice­ -3. Pres. -4; Kappa Delta Kappa-3,4; Ca m pus­ Y-l, 2,3; Purple Pano­ ra m a-2,3,4, Writer LUCI LLE ALBERTA JOAN McGOW AN JIM MILES and Dir.-3; Purple McCRElGHT Winfie ld Winfie ld Robed Choi r - 2; Ca l!J ­ pus Players-I, 2, ,'3, 4; Arkansa s Busilless Adm. > Economics Bu s iness Aclministration Elemenrary Educa tion Bas \

SENIORS

MARY SUE MURRELL DA VID ALLEN NICHOLS Lindsborg Winfield Florence Soc i a 1 Science; Cheer­ Public School Music; Orch . Business Education; M. S, leader-2, 3; Kappa Delta -1,2,3,4, Pres. -4; Bo1nd- M, -I, 2, 3,4, Sec. -1,4; Kappa-2, 3, 4; M.S . M. -1, 2, 3, 4; C hoi r -I, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Kappa-1,2, 2, 3,4; S.S.T.A.-4. S t r in g Quartet-I, 2, 3,4; 3,4, Treas. -2, V-Pres.­ Prexies-2,3,4;Alpha Mu- 3, Pres . -4; National Meth. 1,2,3,4, Pre s .~3; M.S, Scholarship-3,4; Campus­ M. -2,3,4, V-Pres.-4; Y·I; Business Club-2,4; ReI. LifeCouncil-2;Cam­ Religious Life Council-2; pu s -Y-I, 2, 3, T rea s . - 3; MdbI. Staff-2; S.S . T.A.­ Music Scholarshi p-l, 2,3,4. 3,4.

ROBERT E. PALMER Lyo ns P hys ical Education Basketba 11 -1, 2, 3, 4 ; Tennis-l,2,3,4; S. S. T.A.-4; Campus-Y­ 1,2; Pi Epsilon Pi -1. 2, 3, 4, V - Pre s . - 2, Pres.-4; ReI. Life Council, V-P res. -3; JAMES WILLIAM PIESCHL JOHN F. PRATHER DEAN L. PRICE Builder Scholarship-I; Rush Center Meade Arkansas City Athletic Scholarship- Industrial Arts and Biology History; Pi Kappa Delta-3, Business; Arkal1Sas City Juco­ 2,3,4; Srudent Coun­ 4, Sec. -3; Campus-Y-2, 1,2; F. B. L. -3,4. cil-4; Inter-Social 3,4, Co-Chr. -4; Pi Gam­ Club Counci1-4. ma Mu-3, 4; M. S. M. -3, 4.

122 WM. HARLAN RlTTGERS R. 1. ROLLINS CHARLES LARRIE Wichita Caney Udall SCOTT Social Science; Choir-I, Public School Music; Band SocialScience, Pastor-Udall Winfield 2,3,4, V-Pres_ -4; Cam­ -2,3,4, Pres.-3, V-Pres . Methodist Church-3, 4. Secondary Educ2ltion pus-Y-I, 2,3, Co-coordi­ -4; Orch . -3,4; Alpha Mu­ nator-3; ReI. Life Coun­ 3,4; S. S. T. A. -4. cil-3; P.M. Club-I,2,3, 4;Tri-Beta-3,4, V-Pres.­ 4; Broadhurst Scholarship­ 2,3,4; Moundbuilder Staff -3.

SENIORS

YOSHIKO SHIGA EDWARD EVERETT SHUBAT MARY ROSE SLECHT A Tokyo, Japan Great Falls, Mont. Ma yfield Pia no Psychology; Football-2; Chemistry; Pi Sigma Gamma­ Campus - Y-2,3; Debate-2; 2,3,4. Kappa Rho-2, 3; Pi Kappa Delta-2,3,4; Soc. Club­ 2,3,4; Purple Panorama­ 2,3.

MICHAEL GIBBS STARNES Wichita Di vision of Language and Literature; P. M . C I u b -1, 2, 3, 4, V­ Pres.-3; StudentCoun­ cil-.2,4; Campus-Y­ 2,3,4, Cabinet-3,4; M.S.M.-1,2, Cabi­ ; KLI N EARL RICHARD G. SMITH ROSALIN JAMES SMOOT JERRY DEAN SNYDER net - 2; Collegian - 2, lITH Winfield EI Dorado Burden Ed, 3, 4; Broadhurst s Business Admin. E I e men tar y Educa tion; Ph ysi ca I Educa tion II Science; P. M. Kappa Delta Kappa-I, 2, Scholarship-1, 2,3,4; -1, 2,3,4, Pres.­ 3,4; Class Sec. -Treas. -1; Honor Roll-1, 2; Who's Who-4 . . S. M. ­ 1, 2, 3, 4. S.S.T.A.-4; Campus-Y­ 1,2; ReI. Life Council-3; Honor Roll-I, 2,3 . 123 GEORGE WILBUR THARP MOOYDEEN THAYER Winfield Ellsworth Secondary Education Elementary Ed.; Kappa Delta Kappa-l,2,3,4, Song Ld . - 2; Purple Robed Choir-l,2,3,4;S.S.T.A.­ MILDRED E. T ARR 2,4; Kappa Omicron Phi- MARIANA WAITE Mayfield 2,3,4; Gamma Omicron- Blackwell, Okla . Secondary Education 1,2,3,4. Sec.-2, Pres.- Ho me Economics; Alpha 3; Cheerleader-2,3,4; Sigma Omega-l,2,3,4; Campus-Y-1, 2,3; Nat'l. Kappa Omicron Phi-3,4, Meth. Scholarship-3,4; V-Pres. -3; Gamma Omi­ Student Council-3. cron Phi-3,4; Campus-Y­ 2,3,4; Cosmo Club-4.

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

NOBLE BRADBURY ROBERT BRADLEY MARGARET FREEMYER MAUREEN HAWKINS DA VID McG LASSON JAMES STINSON LEON TURNER ELDON W ALKffi NATALIE RAE DONNIS PETTIGREW DONALD WOODW ARD LARRY ROSS WARBURTON WHALEY WILLIAMS Bushton Wellington Winfield Physica I Education Public School Music; Phil ­ Public School Music W. A. A . - 2, 3, 4; S. S . lip s University-I; Alpha Band-I, 2,3,4; Orch.­ T.A.-3,4. Mu-2, 3,4; Sec . -3; Orch.­ 1, 2,3,4; Kappa Rho­ 3,4; Choir-2,3,4, Sec. ­ 1, 2,3 , 4 ; Dean's Honor 4; Alpha Sigma Omega-2, Roll-l,3,4; Student 3,4, Pres.-4; Student Council-2,4; Trustee Council-4; M.S.M.-3; Scholarship-I; Ca m ­ S . S . T . A . -4; Bu i Ide r pus- Y -1, 2, 3; Choir­ Scholarship- 2, 3,4. 1,3,4; Track-I; Soph. Class Pres.; String Quarret-l, 2,3; Prexies­ 2,3,4; Cheerleader-3; Calendar Co m m. -4; Student Activities Comm. -4.

SANDRA A. ANNAMARIE YOUNG WOODARD Oxford Arkansas City Public School Music; Choir Elementary Ed.; S.S. -1, 2, 3, 4; Orch .-1, 2, 3, 4; T . A.-3, 4; Kappa Del­ Band-I, 2, 3, 4; Southwes­ ta Kappa-3, 4. tern Singers-4; S. S. T. A. PATRICIA ETHLYN KAY WORKMAN -2,3,4; Alpha Mu-2,3,4; WOODS Winfie ld Builder Scholarship-1,2,3, Oxford Business; Business Club-I, 4; Alpha Sigma Omega­ Horne Economics Ed. 2,3,4; Football-I, 2,3,4; 1,2,3. Campus- Y-1;Future Busi­ Pi Epsilon Pi-I, 2,3,4. n e s s Leaders-I; Gamma Omicron-I, 2,3, Pres. -4; Kappa Delta Kappa-l,2, 3; S .S .T.A. 2,3. 124 Terry Allen Winfield Joe Anderson Kiowa

Stanley Antrim Winfield Carole Aspedon Milan

JUN IOR CLASS OffICERS: President, Joe Anderson; Secretary , Judy Dill; Vice-President , Roger Rowell. NOT PICTURED: V ice - Presidellt first se mester. Mer­ vin Darter. JUNIORS

Estelle Boles Corbin Voncile Bolinger Cheney Charles Bond Hutchinson Marily n Brooks Arkansas City

Ger aId BrOIVne Sedgwick Gary Call Winfield Arthur Clifford Boston , Massachusetts Jo Ann Le wa llen Coleman Mulvane

Marcia Cramblett Winfield Mervin Darter Wichita Donna DeWitt Winfield Judy Dill Wichita

Jim Dillman Hesston Judy Dungey Winfield Daniel Ebong Nigeria Bob Edwards Winfield Enid Elliott Hartford James Fankhause r Anthony Lo la Fields Dodge City Ken Forsy th Howard

Judy Fulcher Winfield Don Gibson Winfield Shirley Haun Larned Cl inton Hoberecht Peabody

Herma n Hoberecht Peabody Alpha Holdeman Burrton

Bill Holt Atlanta Beverl y How ard Ji m Shultz pr' Burrton

Irene Howl< Arkansas City Fernando Huaroto Lima. Peru Lyle Kallenbach Wichita Carolyn Kellog Valley Cente r

Cecilia Kittrell Winfield Jerelean Krehbiel Rosa lia Ga ry Langley Sta fford Jim Lew is Cambridge Ha rold Li ster Howard AI Lowe Caldwell Ma rilyn Lungre n Caldwe ll Donald Martin Oxford

Carol Mason Sa lem, Or egon Wa rre n Meireis Preston Farrel Oard Wellington Edwin Olmstead Conway Springs

Helen Osborn Wichita Marvin Paugh

Larry Prather Meade Wilma Ra dcliff Winfield

Cha des Rankin Arkansas City Sandr a Ra nkin Arkansa s City

El1rique Rodriguez Lima, Peru Roger Rowell Va lley Center Ma rga ret Rudolph Udall Ed ward Sauzek Oxford

Kemon Shelman C unningham Nancy Shuba t Great Falls, Montana James Shultz Otis Phyllis Smith Wichita JOI1II Slerl lellS InJc: pC: lltk :I ICe , ivlisSQurl J ilile Sl ic klc:y Pre tty Pra i ri e .I . Willia lll T odd Nc lV Sa lelll Ga ry \V a ll e \V I ch LlJ

Larry Walle v k lll l :l I fJrr id Wa l ker fl Ollll': , Italy ),','111 v.lI k,'F Veslt.:rl'i lk , Uil 0 [)Ick W1Jl l(llll5 Wll lfle l d

Marilyn and ::) !lI rley discuss le ctur e notes,

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED

Lawrence 13 a ldwlI1 Nell Graham 0:Cd Roach [( 8 Iph /3o nne II L.a rry Leftwich Nancy Sr :i wames C ll a rl es [)a v i sol1 Fr anc Is MCCOll ll ic l< Gord on Tacker, \ i1 lia lll Ervi n Milfy ,\ 11 11 Pa rso ns Lloyd Wa rrington Pete Esq ui ve l Fl oyd Pc rr y Michac l Wa tters Marsila ll Full ' n on

L:l wrC llc c: Wo ods I'vLulcmh,11 Be l It...: YO UII\i 1II11 eJ ll K. D , Z. e rby Wlil fidli Clark Abbott Johnson Mike Alexander Almeda, California Mark Arthur Great Bend

Joe Belden Winfield Ernest Bennett Coldwater Nancy Bergdall Winfield

Bruce Birch Wichita Dale Boswell Pena losa Mike Brooks SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Peg Lyons Schuyler; Vice-President, Roger Lungren; President, Ken Strobel, NOT PICTURED: Secretary, Barbara Thompson .

SOPHOMORES

John Brusati Elmhurst, Illinois Titus Burkholder Harper Dave Canada El Dorado Jacqueline Carr Wichita Edward Cheshire Medicine Lodge

Martise Conaway Winfield Ga rrett Cooper Grand Junction, Colorado Craig Cory Wichita Dana Crowl Wichita Sylvia Daves Wichita

Victor Del\enbaugh Norwich Joan Denny Anthony David Dolsen Lamar, Colorado James Dunn Langdon Dave Easterday Meade

James Egbert Cimmaron Gail Emery Dodge City Rodger Epley Ktngman Charles Filbert Dighton Mary f'inley Conway Springs Brian Ha upt Wichita Rod Herbert Peabody Carol Herpolsheimer Winfield Armand Hillier Cambridge Don Hogue Rolla

Jim Holmstrom Holcomb Janet House Medicine Lodge Jud y Huffman Cunningham Judy Isaacs Wichita Joe II yn Jaeger Leoti

Clifford Johnson Caldwell Clestele Justice Kia,va Sharon Kelch Healy ChrystaI Ke llogg Wichita Lenore Kempfer Wichita

Wayne Key Arkansas City Richard Kinder New Philadelphia, Ohio Gary King Winfield Susan Kitch 130 Wichita Dortha Kobs Meade John McDaniel Winfield Janice McKeI vy Attica Glea Means Viola Sharon Means Viola Gene Miller Wichita

Merwin Mitchell Winfield Janice Moon Winfield Dave Moore Wichita Sue Morgan Lyons Rolland Mozingo Winfield

Ronald Mozingo Winfield Vicki Notestine Scott City Myrna O' Neil Winfield Ted Osgood Florence Don Outler Douglass

Juani ta Parisho Wichita Jerry Quigley Wichita Curtis Ramsa y Johnson Dwight Ramsey Winfield 131 Larry Recror Syracuse SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Julia Reed Wichita John Abdul- Haqq Del Dean Hawkey Beverly Reynolds James Anderson DI'" ane Henderson Wichita Shirley Antrim Larry Hubbard Arthur Rexroat Alan Austin William Janicke Hoisington Wi 11 iam Bowersock Jim Keith Gary Branine Gene Kellum Claud Byrd {~Iilliam Landis Pa tsy Clower Lawerence Lindblade George Cole Jerald Lovejoy Richard Collier Jerry Lowe Edward Franklin Rick Urban JoAnn Green Tom Richardson Merriam Sharon Riggs Wellington Charlotte Roberts Newton

Peggy Schuyler WlI1fie Id Wilma Robinson GarfieId Pa ul Roseberry Oxford Bula Ann Schmidt Syracuse

Kay Shelton Pueblo, Colorado Beryl Shoema ker Marion Albert Singh Sanklist, Bombay George Schureman Gcddard

Francis Smith Pratt Mary Ann Somerville Copeland Don Spencer C010rado Springs, Colorado Beverly Standiford WinfieId Freda Sta uffer Nickerson

Harold Stocking Mayfield Ken Strobe1 Great Bend Bill Teed Wichita Barbara Thompson Wichita Anita Todd New Salem

Johnnie Verhelst Ensign Sharyll Vincent Wichita Fred Wagner Freeport Joyce Wait Benton Carson Ward Caldwell

Judith Ann Watson Wichita John Webb Wichita Bruce Williams WinfieId David Wilson Fremont, Nebraska Karhryn York Ashland Caleb Abbott El Dorado Melvin Akin "'''infield Thomas Jeffrey Anderson Little Rock, Arkansas Phillip Wallace Ayers Wichita Patricia Babb Wichita

Barbara Rogene Bahm Dighton Roger Bailey Pratt Kathy Ba i

Jane Broadie Wichita Joan Broadie Wichita judith Brown Cullison Gwen Burditt Coldwater Virginia Cabrales Augusta

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Bill Israel, Broadie, Secretary; MariDene Witter, Tre Huck, V_ice -President.

Florence Cuttel Hu goton Stella Dale WinfieId Susan Daniel Augusta Margaret Davidson ArKansas City Patricia Da vis Argonia

Iimmie Dean Hutchinson Marilyn Deem Halstead Roberta De llenbaugh Norwich Sarah Douglass Garden City Robert Drennan Winfield Donald'Drum 'WIDfleld M.rJorie D IiDaIAn lnfIeld Normln DiluSln W at cld Sin ra Dye Wichita Bllzabetb Eustice Wbarton, New J ley alainch.. We""_IuU' Sberry IIWbli Great Benll Barbar. Perris Wicblta SUite Finney Winfield

Howard Freemyer Bedford, Iowa

Carolyn Fuller Zenith _ Wayne Garber Winfield Gordon Garver Ca Idw ell

Jeanette Gisick Wichita Anita Graham Wichita Charles Grassman Pratt Keith T. Gregg Hugotan

Barbara Grenovich Wellington lraj Hakfmabdoll.hi Tehran. Iran Kay Hallman HUlUlewell Jerrl Huml E Dorado Lawrence Harp Liberal

Henricks Winfield Pam Her bert Peabody Shirley Hia It Winfield Virginia Hill Jarold Hopkins Lyons Protection Linda Hilr Kenn Howard Wilmore Anthony Larry Hu ck Coldwater Darrell Huddleston South Haven Terry Hunt Winfield Sharon Hunt Belle Plain Cathy Hutchison Medicine Lodge Susan Ingerson Caney Bill Israel Scot[ City Robin Jacquan Sublette Julia Jarvis Winfield James Johns Grand Junction Barbara Johnson Arkansas City Carolyn JohnlOn Salina Charles Kaufman Anthony Gary Keen Meuicine Lodge

Philip ndell Wicbita Ft odie Kerr Coa ts Ruth Elaine Kittle Wichita

Marilyn Ko c h Lyons Terry Lea Libera l anklin Scott Ligge tt lin

Derald Linn Wichita ~onalU Lohrding Coluwater Gary Long Protecnon Rudolph Louts Medicine Lodge

Lorraine Lowrey Winfield Cynthia Kay Marvel Wichita Janet McAninch Del Norte, Colorado Karen McComb Stafford Billy Joe Mclean Protection Ellen McNutt Scott C ity Karen Merc kle Great Bend Armon LeRoi Mills We llington William 1v1 imum Jerry Nicho las Liberal Pr o tec tion Herbert Morton Lloyd Northrop Anthony Wi c hita Richard Nash Fr ede ric Osborne Hutchinson New Hav en , Connecticut Patty Patrick Libera I Bettie PerSQns Kiowa Peggy Pettigrew Wellington Gary PhiHippi Argonia ine Springer Ha ys ville

Bill Stephens Erie Carolyn Stephenson Hugoton Anne Stetlar Conway Springs

Tommy Stevens Wichita Nancy Stocking Ma yfield Joe Stoddard Dr. Price administers Liberal Joanne Strohl Winfield FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED

Pauicia Babb Dennis London Charles BenLlen Jerry Maxfield Karen Chamberlain Margaret Mc FarIa ne Vernon Cooley Gerald McGee Stella Da Ie Lewis Neil Patty Davis Car! Sanders Harvey Davis Ron Sickler Carolyn DOllley Don Turner Barbara Hamm Keith Welch Ronald Holloway Helen Wells Pat Johnsoll Kenneth W iLleillger Robert Lea Charles Wright Freshman rests. ALUMNI ROSTER

1897 Gray, Re v. Claude Melnotte, 14 92 Woodrow Ave., Wichita, Kansas 1899 George, Mr. Rufus La mbert, 821 E. Ave. A, Hu chinson, Kansas 1900 F~lton, Mrs. Grace (Rose), 621 Broadway, Hydr , Oklahoma 1903 Wright, Mr. Claude Franklin, 609 Second, Ga oen City, Kansas 1909 McDermott, Rev. William F., 108 N. Dearborn St., Chicag 2, lllinois Severance, Mr. Cyrus William, Jerusalem "11, Rochester, Vermont Smith, Miss Myrtle Josephine, 1531 Sherm Ave., Chico, Ca ifornia 1911 Anderson, Mr. Floyd N., 820 N. A St., ellington. Kansas Clapp. Mr. Fred H., Princeton, Omario. California 1912 Nichols, Mr. Leroy, 612 W. Locust St., Lodi, California 1913 Calbeck, Mr. and Mrs. John H. (Edna Morgan), 429, Columbus, 1914 Groom, Mr. J. Fuller, 2204 Wilson B d., Arlington, Virginia Halverstadt, Miss Harriet J., 1455 S Saltair Ave., West Los Angeles, California 1915 Hoath, Miss Ruth, 614 N. Bluff, Anthony, Kansas McNary, Mrs. William H. (Annie • Williams), Potwin, Kansas Nichols, Mrs. Lorene K. (Hamilt n), 612 W. Locust St., Lodi. Californi 1916 Baker, Miss Dora A., 120 JacksC) Ave,'. Pratt. Kansas Kendall, Mr. Charles Edward. 601 College, Lamar, Missouri 1918 Berges, Mr. Wm. R., 155 S. ershing, Wichita, Kansas Ledeker, Mrs. Mazy (Grimes). 302 N. CSt., Arkansas City, Kansas 1919 Bollinger, Mr. Hiel DeVere" 245 Lauderdale Road, Nashville 5, Tennessee 1920 Klink, Miss Edith A., 162 S. Sixth Street, Ponca City, Oklahoma Shaftesbury, Dr. Ar chie D., Acting Head of Biology Dept., Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, North Carolina 1921 Becker, Mrs. Joe M. (Orvileen Calbeck) 504 S. Jackson, Pratt, Kansas Evans, Mr. Emmit B., it Carson, Colorado Trillingha m, Mr. C. ., 561 Santa Anita Ave •• San Marino, California 1922 Perkins, Miss Ruby N • 809 E. First, Newton, Kansas Simpson, Mr. John ~ster, 1502 Indian Drive, Enid, Oklahoma Bradbury, Mr. E. iko, Grenola, Kansas Campbell, Miss Lucille, 1415 W. Foster Ave., Chicago 40, Illinois Keaton, Miss Anna L.• 1009 W. Hovey, Normal, Illinois McGinn, Mr. G otge Raymon, Glasco, Kansas Roderick, Miss ladys India, 1820 Ames, Winfield, Kansas Sowers, Mrs. H end Margrete (Jergenson), 17674 Henry, Melvindale, Michigan Suter, Mr. Chest r Merle, RR # 1, Chatham, New York Throckmorton, Re • and Mrs. J. Russell (Helen Lawrence), 2110 Fort St., Hays, Kansas Warren, Rev. and ¥rs. George R. (Clara Jolliffe), 330 W. Madison, Waterloo, Wisconsin 1924 Bradbury, Mrs. Laura Emma (Jensen), Grenola. Kansas Breneman, Miss Mab I Irene, 647 N. Palm Ave" Upland, California Daniel, Mrs. Henry B. (Ruth Foster), 1262 S. Kansas, Wichita 11, Kansas Wood, Mrs. Elmer D. Una Cathyrenn Saiser), Trousdale, Kansas 1925 Longsworth. Mr. Lewis (ii., 144-60 29th Ave., Flushing 54, New York Robinson, Mr. John H., 907 Theron, Garden City, Kansas Roderick, Mr. Boyd W., ambridge, Kansas Smith, Mr. Carroll (Red), 2 Hamilton Place, Garden City, New York Witherspoon, Chaplain Glen John, 9808 Culver Court, Kensington, Maryland 1926 Alexander, Re v. Marion J. , S-8 Herington, Kansas Bodeen, Mrs. Katharyn K. (K tzelman), 1110 S. W. Clay, Portland 9, Oregon Dryden, Mrs. Edith Marie (Mc abe), 205 Philadelphia, Coldwater, Kansas Johl1Ston, Mr. Ed J., P.O. Box 20, Bramau, Oklahoma Ha milton, Mrs. Pearl (Heineken) 4518 Santa Cruz, San Diego 7, Californ ~ a Patterson, Mrs. Florence Mary (K epp) 306 W. Morrell, Streator, Illinois Suter, Mrs. Chester Merle (Veri Fry), RR # 1, Chatham, New York 1927 Demon, Mrs. Drew (Gladys Meador), 2712 Isleta Blvd. SW •• Albuquerque, New Mexico Detter, Mr. Morris C., RR # I, Nickerson, Kansas Dryden, Mr. Dean W .• 205 Philadelp ia, Coldwater, Kansa~ Koehler, Mrs. Frank S. (Aleene M. Kl"nk), 617 W. Wilman, Emporia , Kansas Ma ttison, Mr. Glen H., 22856 Vista Gr nde Way, Colton, Californi Powers, Mr. and Mrs. James William (L He May Green), 1518 E. 2th, Winfield, Kansas Vi ckery, Mr. Lloyd Wayne, 142 Whitwort , Ponca City, Oklahoma Wolfe, Miss Marion Christine, 1419 N. Thud St., Apt. C, Phoe "x, Arizona 1928 Gochis, Mrs. Louis J. (Velda P. Klink), 1119 N. Second St., Ar ansas City, Kansas Peattie, Mrs. David Graham (Esther Cawthon), 1001 Cherubu~c St .. Pascagoula, Mississippi 1929 Burdette, Miss Emma Marie, 1103 E. Sevemh Ave., Winfield. Kansas Hulpieu, Miss Josephene E., Syracuse, Nebras Swartz , Mr. and Mrs. George G. (Helen Prathe), 732 Urs ula , Den ver, Colorado 1930 Floyd, Mrs. Tillman W. (Dorothy Parsons), Ashl nd, Kaasa Green, Mr" Kenneth J., 24"13 Vi vion Rd., Kansas City 18 , Missouri Hubbard, Mr. Owen Aley, Cedar Vale, Kansas McCombs, Mr. Charles, 1917 Hileman Road, Falls Chur h, Virginia Stutzman, Mr Ralph H., Sup, Dist. Ill, c / o Heidel erg Post, APO 333, New York, New York 1930 Wri ght, Mr. Hobart H. , 8026 W. Wisconsi ~ " Milwaukee 13, Wi sconsin Zeigler, Mr. Harley H., 1930 Margaret( , S em, Ore gon 193 1 Bower, Mi ss Gladice, 273-275 W. 11th S ,New ork 14, Ne w York Cranston, Mr. and Mrs. L. Erlis (Eve lyn elberg), 35 Wedgewood Lane, Haddonfield, New jersey Goodell, Mr. Roy Gilbert, 103 E. Ch e r~, Winche r, Illinois Martin, Mr. A. C ., Okemah, Oklahorna Norton, Mr. George Henry, 1058 N. ighth. Colton, Waters, Mr. Ralph H., St. john, K sas Wright, Mr. Will T., Broadwa y T er, Enid, Oklahom 1932 Pronko, Mrs. Nicholas H. (Gerald 'ne Allbritten) 1609 'ai ount, Wichita, Kansas Ridings , Mr. Harvey L., 1424 E. Second, Winfield. Kansa 1933 Deever, Mr. Harold, 721 W. P', e . Junction City. Kansas Tihe n, Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. • Lucile Spear). 602 S. Seve h, Laramie, Wyoming Wilson, Mr. Harold L. RR # 1 Oxford. Kansas 1934 Gle nn, Dr. Lyle George, Protection. Kansas Ridings, Mrs. Harvey (Lore e Poe). 1424 E. Second. Winfield. ansa s 1935 Gibson, Mrs. Richard (B e t Lowther). 1225 E. Eighth. Winfield. Kansas Rockw ell, Mrs. Da vid W (Thelma Rutn Kunder). 30 Colby AVe.. e, New York 1936 Bryan, Mr. Earl, 1010 an Burell St •• Hugoton, Kansas Caywood, Mr. Gerald ddison. 3103 E. English St•• Wichita, Kansa Fm ks, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. (Wiletta L. Chubb). 2134 Leamard. Johnson, Mr. Arthur rannon, 3641 Wabash, Kansas City 9, Missouri 1937 Manny , Mr. Gene orner. P. O. Box 821. Winfield, Kansn Porter, Mr. Wm. t •• 1114 Lakeside Drive, S. E., Grand Rapids. Michigan 1938 Hoffman, Mrs. nry (Lena Maril Simpson),ILakin. Kansas Keller. Mr. an IS. H. Bertram (Margaret Broadie). 198 E. Argyle St. , V New York Little. Mrs. Fr nk. W. (Laura Burnett), BOle 125. South Haven, KaDltI Pendleton. M • Dorothy Alice (Hawk), 1026 Anseli q~ SC, t. loaepll Ramsdale , M . William B., 2 Spruce Lane, Pittsford. ew or 1939 Little. Miss Elizabeth. 44'1 6. Kenilworth Ave. Oak Pade ~ 1940 Amrine. Mr. Robert G. 1'1071 Via P8Iltiempo, San LoreHO 1I1fc;m1. Countrym an. Mr. Glenn Belwin, 1065 San Jacin(1), Beaumont, Ta" Little. ~ r. Frank W:, Box 125, South Ha ven, Kansas 1941 Barnes Mr. Alfred LeRoy , RR#5, Winfield , Kansas Roark . Mr. Basil. 414 N. Fifth. Atchison, Kansas Snyder. Mr. Hugh. 23 Queen Ann Dr •• Hazelwood, Missouri White, MTs. Robert S. (Freda Marie Bridgewater). 335 Bonanza Way , D~ Woodson , Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. (Dorothy J. VanGundy), 2026 WilllIM. 1942 Foster . Mr. obert Morrison, 2405 S. Liberty, Albany. Oregon White . Dr. ert Stephen, 335 Banaza Way. Danville, California 1943 Dunlap. Dr. E Dale . 4841 Belinder Court, Kansas City 3, MlsIouri McGuite , Mrs. David C. (Katherine lsely). 1750 Division, Beloit, Wisconsin Parsons, Mrs. B. • (Azalea Miller). 1820 Sixth Street, Woodard. Oklahoma 1944 DeLaughd er, Mr. William H•• Box 428. Wathena, Kansas Jackson, Miss Eva geHne 1•• 5706 S. Harper. Chicago 37. lllinois Lu era, Mrs. Kath en (Franks). 5217 Ravenna Ave •• Seattle 5, w ashingt n 1945 Je$pers, Mrs. Norm, ( Richards). 2229 South Main. Wichita, Kansas 1947 King, Mr. David Ce I, 8195 Raleigh Place, Westminst Colorado lYlcGuire , Mr. Da vid ., 1759 Division. Beloit, Wisconsin 1948 Blankenship, Mrs. je w 11 A. (Phyllis B. Walker), 105 Harmony Drive Da vis, Rev. Wesley HOI er. P.O. Box 262, Jennings, Kansal O'Hara. Rev . Donald D. Munden. Kanlas 1950 Oppenheime r, Mrs. Willi mE. (Elma Dannenfelser). 8201 Westw Minne apolis 26, Minnesota Shapland, Mrs. Claud W. Urene Elizabeth Kuehn), Shield, Kansa Weber, Re v. George E., 1 Sandia A enue, Sunnyvale, CalU nia 19 51 Hoberecht, Mr. Ve rlin Loui s 2640 Parklawn Dr • • Cleveland 32. Ohio 1953 Harms. Mr. and Mrs. Duane • (Shirley L. Bailey) Box 186. C ifton, Kansas Rhoa des, Mrs. Ben e ~t e (Banks), 4119 Monroe. Amarillo, Tex Thompson, Miss Theta A., 60 reenwood. Wichita, Kansa 1954 Williams, Mrs. Barbara Je an, ( ikal). P.O. Box 1055. Bi! ings, Montana 1955 Poovey, Mr. james R., Oxford, ansas Sta gner. Mr. Giles Everett. 502 l\l Sycamore. Peabody. Kansas 1956 BOlinger, Miss Joyce Aleta, Kendal Kansas Ha nks, Mr. Donald Kirk, Box 1145, Ge. Duke. Durha m, North Carolina Whitenett, Mr. C. Edward, 20 18 S. olumbine. Denv r, Colorado 1957 Fulcher, Mr. Charles A., De partment of Speech. South Da kota U., Ve rmillion, So uth Dakota Johnson, LT jg. Willia m Robert, 215 N. Third. Arkansas City, Kansa s Oldene ttel, Mrs. Hele n Patricia (O'Neal). RR#l. H ve n, Kansa s 1958 Hause r, Mrs. Melba Lucile (McGhee), Lo # 9':1. Ri era Traile r Village , Pasco , Washington Hauser . Mr. Harold N., Lot # 99 , Riviera railer illage, Pa sco , Was hington Maldonado , Mi ss Anita, 822 Ut opia Road, ~ an A toni o, Texas Felton. Mr. Ralph A ., 45 Woodcliff Drive, a son, New Jersey (year grad . not given) bo e the Walnut Valley, n a lofty height, Stan s ur noble Alma Mater, hed in golden light.