1952 Jtcuht6uilte

P ubi i shed by the student body of

SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE

Winfield Konsos

Charlene McCaleb Editor

Robley Rhine Assistant Editor

Harold Tretbar Photogropher

Isaac Ortiz Art Editor

David Mackie Advisor

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Our school has risen after the fire of April 15

1950 and we are grateful to all those who made it possible shy

graduates who were determined that we should rebuild citizens

of Winfield and people of the church conference who proved their

appreciation of the school administration and faculty loyal to

the school when it needed them and students of the college who

realized temporary hardships as a challenge to scholarship and

cooperation

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Dr Alvin W Murray President

Dr Murray was first at the college as a student later as minister of Grace Methodist Church and now is serving as the pres ident of the college

Shortly after his inauguration he was confronted with the loss of two buildings and most of the college equipment Pres ident Murray courageous Iy led the campaigns to preserve and to rebuild Southwestern The college middotnow one of the most modern of the mid-west stands as a symbol of the untiring efforts of our oresident

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President and Mrs Murray attend faculty open house for students

Mrs Murray pours at Homecoming teo

William MCinypeny Dean of the College

The door of Dean Monypenys office is

a lways open to the students of Southwestern

who desire counselling The dean performs

many duties incl ud ing the administering of the

Placement Bureau for graduating students and

the teaching of educational psychology

William J Poundstone Registrar

Guiding students through the intricate

proce ss of obtaining the proper courses for

graduation is a part of Mr Poundstones work

Through his position as Al umni Secretary he

maintains a close re lationship between school

and alumni

William Claud Counsellor of Men

Bill Cloud because of his ability as

teacher advisor counsellor of men and master

of Wesley Hall the mens dormitory is well

known to everyone on campus

Mildred Skinner Counsellor of Women

Mrs Skinner supervises the womens dorshy

mitories and teaches home economics As counshy

sellor of women she is an intimate aequo intance

of all the girl s

Irving S Jackson Business Manager

Mr Jackson inspecting new equipment

and new buildings has become a familiar sight

to students His cooperation on numerous adshy

ministrative committees has made hi m everyones

friend

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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~ciehce

Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

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Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

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Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

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KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

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CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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~eic(Jte to

t~e f1uilfeIJ

Our school has risen after the fire of April 15

1950 and we are grateful to all those who made it possible shy

graduates who were determined that we should rebuild citizens

of Winfield and people of the church conference who proved their

appreciation of the school administration and faculty loyal to

the school when it needed them and students of the college who

realized temporary hardships as a challenge to scholarship and

cooperation

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Dr Alvin W Murray President

Dr Murray was first at the college as a student later as minister of Grace Methodist Church and now is serving as the pres ident of the college

Shortly after his inauguration he was confronted with the loss of two buildings and most of the college equipment Pres ident Murray courageous Iy led the campaigns to preserve and to rebuild Southwestern The college middotnow one of the most modern of the mid-west stands as a symbol of the untiring efforts of our oresident

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President and Mrs Murray attend faculty open house for students

Mrs Murray pours at Homecoming teo

William MCinypeny Dean of the College

The door of Dean Monypenys office is

a lways open to the students of Southwestern

who desire counselling The dean performs

many duties incl ud ing the administering of the

Placement Bureau for graduating students and

the teaching of educational psychology

William J Poundstone Registrar

Guiding students through the intricate

proce ss of obtaining the proper courses for

graduation is a part of Mr Poundstones work

Through his position as Al umni Secretary he

maintains a close re lationship between school

and alumni

William Claud Counsellor of Men

Bill Cloud because of his ability as

teacher advisor counsellor of men and master

of Wesley Hall the mens dormitory is well

known to everyone on campus

Mildred Skinner Counsellor of Women

Mrs Skinner supervises the womens dorshy

mitories and teaches home economics As counshy

sellor of women she is an intimate aequo intance

of all the girl s

Irving S Jackson Business Manager

Mr Jackson inspecting new equipment

and new buildings has become a familiar sight

to students His cooperation on numerous adshy

ministrative committees has made hi m everyones

friend

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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~ciehce

Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

I

Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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llhgUllgtJ

lilt itellItuIe

E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

I

SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

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KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

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CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Our school has risen after the fire of April 15

1950 and we are grateful to all those who made it possible shy

graduates who were determined that we should rebuild citizens

of Winfield and people of the church conference who proved their

appreciation of the school administration and faculty loyal to

the school when it needed them and students of the college who

realized temporary hardships as a challenge to scholarship and

cooperation

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Dr Alvin W Murray President

Dr Murray was first at the college as a student later as minister of Grace Methodist Church and now is serving as the pres ident of the college

Shortly after his inauguration he was confronted with the loss of two buildings and most of the college equipment Pres ident Murray courageous Iy led the campaigns to preserve and to rebuild Southwestern The college middotnow one of the most modern of the mid-west stands as a symbol of the untiring efforts of our oresident

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President and Mrs Murray attend faculty open house for students

Mrs Murray pours at Homecoming teo

William MCinypeny Dean of the College

The door of Dean Monypenys office is

a lways open to the students of Southwestern

who desire counselling The dean performs

many duties incl ud ing the administering of the

Placement Bureau for graduating students and

the teaching of educational psychology

William J Poundstone Registrar

Guiding students through the intricate

proce ss of obtaining the proper courses for

graduation is a part of Mr Poundstones work

Through his position as Al umni Secretary he

maintains a close re lationship between school

and alumni

William Claud Counsellor of Men

Bill Cloud because of his ability as

teacher advisor counsellor of men and master

of Wesley Hall the mens dormitory is well

known to everyone on campus

Mildred Skinner Counsellor of Women

Mrs Skinner supervises the womens dorshy

mitories and teaches home economics As counshy

sellor of women she is an intimate aequo intance

of all the girl s

Irving S Jackson Business Manager

Mr Jackson inspecting new equipment

and new buildings has become a familiar sight

to students His cooperation on numerous adshy

ministrative committees has made hi m everyones

friend

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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~ciehce

Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

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Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Dr Alvin W Murray President

Dr Murray was first at the college as a student later as minister of Grace Methodist Church and now is serving as the pres ident of the college

Shortly after his inauguration he was confronted with the loss of two buildings and most of the college equipment Pres ident Murray courageous Iy led the campaigns to preserve and to rebuild Southwestern The college middotnow one of the most modern of the mid-west stands as a symbol of the untiring efforts of our oresident

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President and Mrs Murray attend faculty open house for students

Mrs Murray pours at Homecoming teo

William MCinypeny Dean of the College

The door of Dean Monypenys office is

a lways open to the students of Southwestern

who desire counselling The dean performs

many duties incl ud ing the administering of the

Placement Bureau for graduating students and

the teaching of educational psychology

William J Poundstone Registrar

Guiding students through the intricate

proce ss of obtaining the proper courses for

graduation is a part of Mr Poundstones work

Through his position as Al umni Secretary he

maintains a close re lationship between school

and alumni

William Claud Counsellor of Men

Bill Cloud because of his ability as

teacher advisor counsellor of men and master

of Wesley Hall the mens dormitory is well

known to everyone on campus

Mildred Skinner Counsellor of Women

Mrs Skinner supervises the womens dorshy

mitories and teaches home economics As counshy

sellor of women she is an intimate aequo intance

of all the girl s

Irving S Jackson Business Manager

Mr Jackson inspecting new equipment

and new buildings has become a familiar sight

to students His cooperation on numerous adshy

ministrative committees has made hi m everyones

friend

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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~ciehce

Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

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Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Dr Alvin W Murray President

Dr Murray was first at the college as a student later as minister of Grace Methodist Church and now is serving as the pres ident of the college

Shortly after his inauguration he was confronted with the loss of two buildings and most of the college equipment Pres ident Murray courageous Iy led the campaigns to preserve and to rebuild Southwestern The college middotnow one of the most modern of the mid-west stands as a symbol of the untiring efforts of our oresident

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President and Mrs Murray attend faculty open house for students

Mrs Murray pours at Homecoming teo

William MCinypeny Dean of the College

The door of Dean Monypenys office is

a lways open to the students of Southwestern

who desire counselling The dean performs

many duties incl ud ing the administering of the

Placement Bureau for graduating students and

the teaching of educational psychology

William J Poundstone Registrar

Guiding students through the intricate

proce ss of obtaining the proper courses for

graduation is a part of Mr Poundstones work

Through his position as Al umni Secretary he

maintains a close re lationship between school

and alumni

William Claud Counsellor of Men

Bill Cloud because of his ability as

teacher advisor counsellor of men and master

of Wesley Hall the mens dormitory is well

known to everyone on campus

Mildred Skinner Counsellor of Women

Mrs Skinner supervises the womens dorshy

mitories and teaches home economics As counshy

sellor of women she is an intimate aequo intance

of all the girl s

Irving S Jackson Business Manager

Mr Jackson inspecting new equipment

and new buildings has become a familiar sight

to students His cooperation on numerous adshy

ministrative committees has made hi m everyones

friend

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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~ciehce

Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

I

Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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lilt itellItuIe

E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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President and Mrs Murray attend faculty open house for students

Mrs Murray pours at Homecoming teo

William MCinypeny Dean of the College

The door of Dean Monypenys office is

a lways open to the students of Southwestern

who desire counselling The dean performs

many duties incl ud ing the administering of the

Placement Bureau for graduating students and

the teaching of educational psychology

William J Poundstone Registrar

Guiding students through the intricate

proce ss of obtaining the proper courses for

graduation is a part of Mr Poundstones work

Through his position as Al umni Secretary he

maintains a close re lationship between school

and alumni

William Claud Counsellor of Men

Bill Cloud because of his ability as

teacher advisor counsellor of men and master

of Wesley Hall the mens dormitory is well

known to everyone on campus

Mildred Skinner Counsellor of Women

Mrs Skinner supervises the womens dorshy

mitories and teaches home economics As counshy

sellor of women she is an intimate aequo intance

of all the girl s

Irving S Jackson Business Manager

Mr Jackson inspecting new equipment

and new buildings has become a familiar sight

to students His cooperation on numerous adshy

ministrative committees has made hi m everyones

friend

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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~ciehce

Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

I

Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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llhgUllgtJ

lilt itellItuIe

E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

I

SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

Ar

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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William MCinypeny Dean of the College

The door of Dean Monypenys office is

a lways open to the students of Southwestern

who desire counselling The dean performs

many duties incl ud ing the administering of the

Placement Bureau for graduating students and

the teaching of educational psychology

William J Poundstone Registrar

Guiding students through the intricate

proce ss of obtaining the proper courses for

graduation is a part of Mr Poundstones work

Through his position as Al umni Secretary he

maintains a close re lationship between school

and alumni

William Claud Counsellor of Men

Bill Cloud because of his ability as

teacher advisor counsellor of men and master

of Wesley Hall the mens dormitory is well

known to everyone on campus

Mildred Skinner Counsellor of Women

Mrs Skinner supervises the womens dorshy

mitories and teaches home economics As counshy

sellor of women she is an intimate aequo intance

of all the girl s

Irving S Jackson Business Manager

Mr Jackson inspecting new equipment

and new buildings has become a familiar sight

to students His cooperation on numerous adshy

ministrative committees has made hi m everyones

friend

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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~ciehce

Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

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Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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lilt itellItuIe

E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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~cieltce

Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

Ar

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

~() I~i SOUTHWEST~N COLLEGE LIBRARY

Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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William Claud Counsellor of Men

Bill Cloud because of his ability as

teacher advisor counsellor of men and master

of Wesley Hall the mens dormitory is well

known to everyone on campus

Mildred Skinner Counsellor of Women

Mrs Skinner supervises the womens dorshy

mitories and teaches home economics As counshy

sellor of women she is an intimate aequo intance

of all the girl s

Irving S Jackson Business Manager

Mr Jackson inspecting new equipment

and new buildings has become a familiar sight

to students His cooperation on numerous adshy

ministrative committees has made hi m everyones

friend

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

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Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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J M Highfill MA

Accounting

Southwestern students gain experience in teaching in Winfield public schools

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Blaine Nolan PhD

Psychology and Ed

Murrell Snyder MA

Social Science

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Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Jack Howe MA Lloyd Edwards MA

History and Government Commerce

The social science div i sion was founded in order thot

the student may gain a more meaningful awareness as an

individual and as a social being

Students attitudes and actians are determi ned by the

different areas of the division which include education and psychology philosophy Bible and religion business and

economics history and government and sociology Anna Clute MA

Elementary Education

Dale Dunlap MA

8ie and Philosophy

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lilt itellItuIe

E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

I

SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

Ar

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

~() I~i SOUTHWEST~N COLLEGE LIBRARY

Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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llhgUllgtJ

lilt itellItuIe

E leanar Haag EdD

English

Clarence Simpson P hD

English

Student reading is increased by the new Memorial Lbrary

Helen Graham MA

Dramatics

Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

I

SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

Ar

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Allen Stowell STM

L Ibraian

Since one who cannot effectively read wnite speak and

Iisten is severely handicapped in all his learning endeavors the

Division of languages and Literature serves as the keystone of

the educative process

To the development of these communicative skills contrishy

bution is made by all the areas of the division the library speech

dramatics radio broadcasting journal ism modern languages

literature and composition

Edna Sorber MA

English and Speech

Holmes Wilhelm MA

Modern Loncuoges

David Mackie MA

Publ icity Director

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Helen Evers MS

Home Economics

Students work in welequipped laboratories

Bernard Riedel PhD

Biology

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LeRoy Spitze PhD

Chemistry

William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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William Carrall B S

Assstant Caacl

Knowledge of mans relationship to science is increasshy

ingly necessary in our time

The various areas included in the division biology

chemistry geology and health and physical education

contribute to the students knowledge

Mr bullbull Mildred Skinner MS Harold Hunt MA

Home Economics Director of Atletics

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lillian Cloud MA

PIysica Educatoa

William Cloud MS

PIyscs Math

1int

Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Orcen ith Smith SM D

Hours of practice precede a finished performance

Grace Sellers Mus M

Piano

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Voice

Sue Jean Covacevic h MA

Art

Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Gladwin Chaffin M

Music and art have been offered by Southwestern from

t he time of its foundation and the growth of this work has

been in proportion to the genera l growth of the college

Courses are offered for those desiring to prepore for

graduate work and for those planning to teach

Lucille Haney BS

Voice

Ro n Wllll au Mus M V iolin Orch bullbulltra

Earl Dungan M

Wind Intruments Band

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

I

SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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E Marie Burdette Mus B Fern Dielmonn Mus B

Plano Piano

Students listen to records rom the large collection at the Memorial Library

Edith Dielmonn BD

Expression

I

SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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SOUTHWESTERN SECRETARIES - Mrs Edith Shields Miss Evelyn Hamlin COLLEGE NURSE - Miss Luella Scarrow

BUSINESS lJiIr~~illiWs

manoger J middotI~I~IIIIQ

Wadle igh bookkeeper Mrs Anno

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Senior class officers for the first semester were Paul Book viceshypresident Charleen Kanaga secretary Donald Young pres ident

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Patricia Adams Winfield Iltansas Piano

Azizollah Afshar Iran Pre-Med

Wayne Baker Pratt Kansas P S M

Velma Becker Well ington Kansas Home Economics

Paul Book Elk Falls Kansas Phys Ed Industrial Arts

Alice Boyd Larned Kansas Music

Dean Brinkmeyer Winfield Ka nsas Business A dm inistration

D oris Burdette Grenola Kansas Elementary Ed

Marilyn Daly Carr Pratt Kansas Speech

George Craig Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Patricia Day Bucklin Kansas E ducation Psychology

Gene Dillman Hesston Kansas PhysEd

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

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Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

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KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

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formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Clifton Edens Winfield Kansas Business Aclministration Ecl

May Foo China Sociology

Robert Everly Winfield Kansas Business

Frederick Fry Winfield Kansas Business

Donita Gentzler Winfield Kansas Home Economics

Lee Honey Winfield Kansas E clucation

Juanito Hardy P fatt Kan sas Home Economics

Ed Harvey Liberal Kan so 5

Sociology

Michael Hawkins EI Dorado Kansas Elementary Eclucation

Loui s Hayward Winfield Kansas Math ancl Eclucatian

Joy Hill Winfield Kansas Eclucation

Raymond Hough Medicine Lodge Kansas P hys E c ancl E clucaton

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

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Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

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KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Virgil Hutton Winfield Kansas E ngi sh and Education

Paul Irwin Atlanta Kansas Social Science

Jo Ann Johnson Winfield Kansas P S M

Joan Fennema Jones Winfield Kansas English and Education

Charleen Kanaga Derby Kansas P S M

Elmer Knowlton Winfield Kansas Business

Mervin Kraus Mulvane Kansas Business Admin istration

Bill y Ledgerwood Cambridge Kansas Phys Ed

Charlene McCaleb Winfield Kansas English and Spanish

Ramona Hauser McFall Mound City Kansas Sociology

Naomi Mcintosh Marion Kan s a s Social Sc and Relig ion

Lois McNeil Oakley Kansas Viain ancl P S M

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Gussie June Mayo Garden City Kansas Social Science

Wanda Miller Mayfield Kansas Social Science

Gregory Montoya Corona Californio Spanish

Mildred Murphy Mount Hope Kansas Phys Ed

Royce Orme Murdock Kansas Phys Ed

Isaac Ortiz Puerto Rico Art

Howard Phillips Winfield Kansas Business

Dean Ramsay Johnson Kansas Social Science

Wayne Rogers Winfield Kansas Business Administration

Bill Schul Winfield Kansas Social Science

Mehdi (Joe) Sherkat Iran Pre-Med

Sharron Smith Winfield Kansas

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Eldon Snyder Winfield Kansas History and Edlcation

Margaret R Snyder Winfield Kansas Social Science

James Tiner Beachwood New Jersey Chemistry

Marjorie Tiner Mulvane Kansas Speech

Harold Tretber Stafford Kansas Chemistry

Donald Young Wichita Kansas Social Science

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Jack Amburgey Jereldine Miller

Merle Coles Thelm a Morgan

Harvey Conyers Mildred Osborn

Haze l Dole Cora 0 verm a n

Donald Drennon Ronald Overstreet

Kenneth Foster Mary Porker

Harold Gibbon Richard Phillips

Robert Gray John Posey

Marjorie Gugler Barbaro Roby

Keith Hearne Ida Schindler

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Anno Smith

Glenn Leimer Marjorie Tiner

Eleanor Livermo re Sharron Wynn

Robert Wright

A Cappella Choir calls a clean-up day

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Junior closs officers for the first semester were Phillip Roder vice-president Phyllis Bunker secretory Dean Drennon president

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Harold Adams Winfield Kansas

Shirley Bailey Winfield Kansas

Ruth Beggs Ensign Kansas

William Bettis Pine Bluff Arkansas

Glenn Biberstein Attica Kansas

Virginia Brace Moline Kansas

Darlene Branson Syracuse Kansas

Phyllis Bunker Wellington Kansas

Merle Cales Winfield Kansas

Arthur Choate Wichita Kansas

Carolyn Combs Wichita Kansas

Verdeen Craine Winfield Kansas

Glenna Davis Sublette Kansas

Don Drennan Winfield Kansas

Wanda Ecker Lyons Kansas

Neil Fronk Wellington Kansas

Harold Gibbon Severy Kansas

Joe Gillaspie Elkhart Kansas

Karol Gregory Lyons Kansas

Velma Grier Haven Kansas

Jerry Griffith Winfield Kansas

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

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Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Marjorie Gugler Chapman Kansas

Duane Harms Wellington Kansas

Phyll i s Hartnett Ensign Kansas

Asuzu Ibeawuchi Nigeria

Charles Kanaga Winfield Kansas

Constance Kerr Cheney Kansas

Robert Kesler Cherryvale Kansas

Thelma King Winfield Kansas

Wando Kirkhart Stafford Kansas

Luther Ki ser Lyons Kansas

Ladde KI itzke Ness City Kansas

Vela Moe Langhofer Plains Kansas

Alice McFall Manlonola Colorado

Sheldon McGuire Riley Kansas

George Martin Argonia Kansa s

Dole Mason Wichita Kansas

Dean Morgan Winfield Kansas

Fronk Newman Udall Kansas

Richard P hill ips Ki ngston Penns y lv a nia

Lee Pri ce Winfield Kan s as

Robert Puckett -34- Augusta K ansa 5

Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

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S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

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Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

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Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

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ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Phillip Rader Coldwell Kansas

Vaughn Reed Copeland Kansas

Robley Rhine Winfield Kansas

Josepll Toledo Jemez New Mexico

Colleen Tarrant Warren Turon Kansas

Charles Yoder Winfield Kansas

Marl in Young Winfield Kansas

JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARE

Jack Amburgey Owen Kelly Kenneth Foster Howard King Will iam Glass Dale Kubik Charles Goforth Robert Kuhn Keith Hearne John Parker Pri ce He imer Alice Pickens Ken Johannsen

Student s prepare for the Freshman Watermelon Feed

Builders relax in Student Union

Homecoming Queen and her attendants watch the

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

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Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Sophomore class officers for the first semester were Marshall Dettervice-president Patricia Fox secreshytary Allan Lundeen president

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Darlene Almack Wellington Kansas

Jack Ames Cedar Vole Kansas

Benette Banks Oxford Kansas

Doris Barnett Clearwater Kansas

Carol i ne Becker Pratt Kansas

Eugene Beye Timken Kansas

Mary AI ice Branson Winfield Kansas

Bill Bunyan Winfield Kansas

Winchell Chung Hawaii

Joan Cook Garden City Kansas

Barbara Crilly Galva Kansas

Laurene Crilly Galva Kansas

Venice Deem Hol stead Kansas

Marshall Detter Winfield Kansas

James Farney Wichita Kansas

Patricia Fox Anthony Kansas

Rose Anna Fox Ashland Kansas

Marjorie Gillig Kiowa Kansas

Barbara Goodwin Belle Plaine Kansas

Betty Gotchall Goodland Kansas

Kathryn Green Southport Indiana

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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EI izabeth Harris Mo line Kansas

Helen Hawes Deerfield Kansas

Harol d He nderson Se very Kansas

Betty Herpol s he imer Winfi e ld Kansas

Patri cia Herrin Ma unt Hop e Ka n sas

James Hudson Medicine Lo dge Kansa s

Jo Ann Huffman Sedg wi c k Ka n sas

Paschal Jackson Charleston South C arolina

Arthur Johnso n Wi nfiel d Ka nsas

Carol Kanaga Derby Ka nsa s

Rex Kell y Kin gman Kansas

Caro l yn Lovell Burde n Kansas

All an Lundeen Fo wle r Ka n s as

Marilyn McKaig Attic a Kans as

Dawna McQuirk Elk F a lls Kansas

Mil dred Messer Little River Kansas

Pacifica Migia Hawa ii

Jeanette Nelson Oak Park Illinois

Jennis Phillips Winfield Kansas

Marilyn Powers Winfield Kansas

Betty Priest Winfield Kansas

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

~() I~i SOUTHWEST~N COLLEGE LIBRARY

Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Constance Redfield Ashland Kansas

J ames Rethorst Wichita Kansas

Leona Ricord Hugoton Kansas

Isolde Rose Wi II iamantic Connecticut

Patricia Somerville Copeland Kansas

Marilyn Stayton Winfield Kansas

Patricia Troyer Harper Kansas

Resurreccion Valencia Philippine Islands

Betty Walker Anthony Kansas

Cecil Wallace Winfield Kansas

Barbara Weikal Buckl in Kansas

Gene Yoder Winfield Kansas

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ARE

William Bloxom Robert James Kathleen Calnon Emma Parker Gordon Heeke Luell a Scarrow Edgar Hege Herbert Wands

Students support the team with cheers

Freshmen suffer the agony of Kangaroo Court

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

~() I~i SOUTHWEST~N COLLEGE LIBRARY

Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Freshmen officers for the first semester were

Bill Witter vice-preside nt Don Doughty presishy

dent and Dave Phillips secretary

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

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2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

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formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Marlin Bailey Winfield Kansas

U W Barron Winfield Kahsas

Leona Beeman Wichita Kansas

Janet Bigler EI Dorado Kan sas

Nanon Bird Sublette Kansas

Ruth Brother s Winfi eld Kansas

Stanley Brown Augusto Kansas

Melvin Cheatham Winfield Kansas

Vol Cheatham Johnson Kansas

Al ma Ch ism Antho ny Kansas

Sylvia Ci re e Ki owa Kansas

Dale Clare Hutc hinson Kansas

Di shman C I ark We ll ingto n Kansa s

Myron Cooper Moscow K ans a s

Carl o Curt i s Bl uff C ity Kansas

Richard Deatrick Wi nf ield Kansas

Wando Derby Well ington Kansa s

Jacque Ii ne Doughty Howard Kansas

Dorothea Drennon Winfield Kansas

Lorry Easan Winliel d Kan sas

Mary Esther Edens Wi nfield Ken 50S

Dorrell Falen Stafford Kansas

Pau 10 Forsyth Howard Kansas

Joyce Friend Burdette Kansas

Elva Gagnebin Cunningham Kansas

Marilyn Gale Wich it a Kansas

John Garraldo Howord Kansas

Jeanette Gi II Wich ita Kansas

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

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S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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s

or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Donal d Haneke Ellis Kansas

Joann Haun Larned Kansas

Miles Henry Great Bend Ko nso s

John Henson We ll ing t on Kansas

Lois Holmes Plains Kansas

Patricia Hutchcroft Huntington P ark C al if

Bonn i e Johnson Sylvia Kansas

Thelma Johnson Caldwell Kansas

Fred Kemp Winfield Kansas

Ned Kimbrell Winfield Kansas

Anna Kinnamon Augusta Kan sas

Ray Kirk Prescott Ar izona

Larry Lamborn Well ington Kansas

Wilma Larkin EI Dorado Kansas

Nancy Livingston Wichita Kansas

Marlene Mansfield Argonia Kansas

James Matthews Winfield Kansas

Patricia Murray Winfield Kansas

Charles Muse Marion Kansas

Everett Newman Udall Kansas

Jetta Rae Nicholson Moline Kansas

Mary Olmstead Argonia Kansas

Chester Osborn Dodge City Kansas

Galen Polmer Lyons Kansas

Genevieve Potterson Anthony Kansas

David Phillips Kingston Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Ploughe Hutchinson Kansas

James Poovey Oxford Kansas

William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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g rd

s

or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

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Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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William Prestan Belle Plaine Kansa s

Jame s Rathnam India

Nancy Renn Well ingtan Kansas

Patricia Rittel Marion Kansas

MOJgaret Roderick Winfield Kansas

Llayd Satterthwaite Udall Kansas

John Saville Claft in Kansas

Virgi nia Schifferdecker Wichita Kansas

Jal ine Schwatken Elk City Kansas

Floyd Seely Caldwell Kansas

Kath Ieen Shi el d s Winfield Kansas

Janice Shuler Winfield Kansas

Mer in Sizelave Wichita Kansas

Larl y Standiford Winfield Kansas

Ramona Stephen san Rozel Kansa s

Jerry Stinson Conway Spring s Kansas

Mary Thurtell Akron Colorado

Don Townsend Wichita Kansas

Darlene Vandergriff Dauglass Kansas

Glynda Walker Fawler Kan5a

Jack Walker Anthony Kansas

Richard Wells Hutchinson Kansas

Barbara Will an Medicine Lodge Kansas

Jayce Will lams Haven Kansas

Maurice Wise Lyons Kansas

Will I am Witter Fowler Kansas

Geral dine Woodworth Dodge City Kansas

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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g rd

s

or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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5

g rd

s

or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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1cct6ILII SC OPPONENTS

Sept 14 Warrensburg State 6 6

Sept 21 Kansas Wesleyan 6 14

Sept 29 Fort Hays 0 34

Oct 6 Olathe Naval Base 12 18

Oct 13 Emporia State 14 S2

Oct 20 Pitts burg State 0 55

Oct 26 N orthw es tern State 13 7 Nov 3 St B ened ict s 6 12

(H omecom ing)

Nov 9 Washburn 0 28

Pictured below are 1st Row Coach Carroll

Chung Witter Gillaspie Hough Johnson

Dillman Jackson and Coach Hunt

2nd Row Orme Cooper Kuhn Gray Standiford

Williams Tiner Hudson

Bock Row Dvorak Kirk Saville Beason

Bishop Roder Detter He arne Hamill

The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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5

g rd

s

or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

- 53shy

Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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The Southwestern Moundbui Iders under the direction of Coach Hunt and Assistant Coach Carroll pictured at the right fielded a small but fighting football squad For their single victory of the season the Fighting 27 overshypowered Alva in a driving rainstorm The contest was highlighted by a magnificent 103shyyard kick-off return by Art Johnson

Coach Hunt brought nationwide recognitionr to himself and his school by a sportsmanlike gesture in the Warrensburg game by refusing an i Ilega Ily made touchdown pictured below which would have meant victory for his squad Coach Hunt was named by This Week magazine as Footballs Man of the Year

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Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

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S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Hnslltetbn

Craig and opponents battle (or the ball

Bu ilder ba sketball team me mbers picshytured be low are 1st ROW Saville Newman Fa rney Edens Frank 2nd ROW Cullop Poovey Kesler Craig a nd Bloxom

B Ai rei

e~

ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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5

g rd

s

or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

- 53shy

Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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ball

5 picshyaville

2nd Craig

t152 sc Opponents

S W Okl ahoma Stote 56 49 N W Oklahoma State 63 40 Kansas Weslyan Central Okl ahoma State

59 58

54 55

N W Okl ahoma State 46 52 Kansas Wesleyan Central Call ege Mo Olathe NAS

58 46 68

52 74 40

Washburn University Pitt sburg State Emporia State McPherson College Pittsburg State Wichita U

62 55 67 51 56 63

63 44 66 57 59 91

Wichita U 27 57 St Benedicts 54 62 Ft Hays Washburn University Central Okla State

58 55 79

68 78 57

Ft Hoy s State 57 67 SI Benedicts 55 65 Emporia State 56 62

SEASONS RECORD w - 9 L - 13

Frank Shoots

Before leaving for the Air Force Craig opens remembrance from the team

The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

-50shy

5

g rd

s

or

The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

- 53shy

Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

- 63shy

-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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The Purple squad coached by Harold S Hunt got off to a racing start winning eight of their first eleven games But Uncle Sam interfered with the Builder plans by drafting the center George Crai g at mid-season When bi g George entered the Air Force he had a 203 scoring average and ranked thi rd in the NAIB stat isti cs for field goal percentage

Although they exhibited some fine basketba ll at times the team never seemed to recover from the loss of Craig and cou ld muster but one win during the second half of the season

Going into the last game of the season Jim Farney had a 178 scoring average in conference games and was leading the conference in total poi nts score d with 342

T he start ing l ineup at the close of the season was Farney Bloxom Kesler Fra nk a nd Poovey or

Edens

BUILDERS DEFEAT RANGERS 63 TO 49 IN OPENING GAME

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

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1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

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1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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The l ive ly B team pla yed a hard fas t sea son win ning ten of its twenty-two game s Team membe rs pi ct ured above are Ne wman Knowles Fale n Cooper Witter Towns e nd and Henson

Pictured below a tense mome nt in the Builder-Bulldog game

Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Under the able guidanre of Coach Carroll the Builders cinder-men are a strong squad The track team is built from five of lost years lettermen and a group of promising thin clods Track which is a CIC sport took the place of baseball at Southwestern th i s year

1st ROW J Juason Detter Kiser Witter Dvorak 2nd ROW Lamborn Sav i lie Poovey Puckett Brown 3rd ROW Marti n Cooper Corter Palmer Cullop 4th ROW E Newman Drennon Poke F Newman 5th ROW Coach Carroll

Hudson Martin and Detter work out with the javelin

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

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Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

dmiddot bull -== -

Wi se and Hough stand Farney and Frank in a set of doubles

7elthiJ Students sp end many sunny afternoons on

the courts aero ss Warren Street from the

Union

Tennis is always one of the popular sports at Southwestern Last year the tennis team was second in the CIC All of last years team graduated and a 52 team was built from scratch

- 53shy

Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

Intro mural basketball is ane of the most popular winter activities

The bowling competition is always rough on Saturday afternoons

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

- 63shy

-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

A fast game of p ing- pong i s a conti nual fe atu re of the Student Union

The girls volleyball competitIOn is another of the intramural activities This year the girls got plenty of practi ce before the W A A intercoll eg iate volleyball tournament hel d at Southwestern

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

At Southwestern every student interested

has a chance to participate in sports events

TI p~

go Pi Jo M He

event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

- 63shy

-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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event s

The hard-working cheerleaders a re present at all basketba ll and footba l l games as well as other college events_ Pictured bel ow at practice session are Jo Williams Jackie Doughty Mildred Murphy Fred Fry Chet Osborn and

Harol d Henderson

HOMECOMN

1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

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1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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1ST ROW Hudson Johnson Roder Orme Coach Hunt Farney 2ND ROW Kuhn Jackson Poke Tiner Martin Gillaspie

Pi iJur Phi is an honorary athletic fraternity It was organized with the object of promoting

scholarship and sportsmanship A purple s is given to those who have participated in a specified

number of games or earned a specified number of points Well known for its initiations the organization

makes new Pi Sigs feel that they have earned the honor of wearing the s by getting through the inshy

itiation Pi Sigs exercised their right this year to choose the Homecoming queen and her attendants

They also held their annual banquet and dances

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

1st ROW Gale Derby Kanaga 2nd ROW Herrin Forsyth Hawes Larkin

Hol me s Roderi ck Bird 3rd ROW Barnett Kerr Drennan Thurtell Bigler

4th R OW Walker Vandergriff Friend Miss Cloud sponsor

ng

ed T he Womens Athletic As soc iat ion is an organization to encourage athletic and other recreational

on games among college women There are both indivi dua l and team sports for those who wish to participate in- The ob ject ive of the organ izat ion is to promote sportsmanship healthful living and strong phys ica l

bodies as requisites to comp lete living

Special projects were the sponsor ing of the visit of the Red Cross Blood Bank and the High School Play Day

High light of the year was the inter-collegiate volleyball tourna ment with six college volleyball teams from the College of Empor ia Kansos State Kansas Weslyan Wichita University Friends University and St Johns College

- 59shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

- 63shy

-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

1st ROW Detter Hudson Martin Dvorak Gray Fry Rader Saville Bishop 2nd ROW Reimer Walker Preston Poovey Bloxo m Kesler Brown Gi ll aspie Witter Edwards

Kappa Rho is the only organization on campus now claimi ng to possess the original Ji nx -

ev e n Kappa Rhos confess that it is battered and not too recog niza ble s

q R ushees were given a formal dance after three days of rough ini tiati on The homecoming n

float was a tub with claw and ball feet containing Bob Everly

Kappa Rhos advised by Mr Ll oyd Edwards presented a n assemb ly sponsored J ac ki e s Doughty as Moundb ui Id er Queen and participated in the Mi I kbucket game 9

-60shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

- 63shy

-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

1st ROW Gregory Palmer Hawkins Phillips 2nd ROW Lundeen Henry Osborn Townsend Rethorst Cheatham Mr Cloud sponsor Henderson Morgan Yoder Drennon Standiford

Pi Epsilon Pi mens pep club had as Its first event of the year a Homecoming alumni chili

supper The Pi Eps float in the Homecoming parade presented a novel idea of St Benedicts

queen and won third place Rush Week activities were gym night with a wiener roast and a

midnight supper for the rushees Pledge Week and Hell Night followed

Spring events were an assembly the Milkbucket game a spring banquet and formal and the

sponsoring of Jeanette Nelson for Moundbuilder Queen Organized in November of 1941 the

group is now sponsored by a charter member Mr Bill Cloud

- 6shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

- 63shy

-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

1st ROW Hutchcraft Haun Bigler 2nd ROW McKaig Edens Redfield Troyer Weikel Banks Craine Adams Priest Schwatken Nel son Deem Bronson Mayo 3rd ROW Gill i g Beggs Hartnett Hueh Carol Kanaga Herrin Langhoter Charleen Kanaga Livingston Gale Derby Lovell Murphy Ploughe Gentzler Forsyth Somerville

jihK

Sweaters and skirts the traditional garb of any college girl are now being worn by the Jinx

Jane pep club The Jinx Janes have completed another active year which started off with the

usual rush week activities - a slumber party skating and a dance

Activities this year also included entertaining former Jinx Janes at a Homecoming breakfast

sponsoring several dances picnics and on assembly program as well as giving yells before the

assemblies The Jinx Janes sponsored Susan Hsueh as their candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

Lote spring activities included the annual Cream Can Game with the K K pep club and the

annual spring banquet

ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

- 63shy

-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

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Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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ls I ROW Doughly F r iend G Wa lker fo x B Walker Powers Kerr Sny der Bird Boyd Roderic k Broce 2nd ROW Combs Huffman Sh ie lds Dren nan Nich olso n Mi ss Cloud s pon s or Vonder griff Olmstead Gognebin Stephenson Ecker Patte r son

Pt

KK

The K K Pep Club is on organizati on that promot es interest and enthusiasm in all school

activities as well as providing opportunity for social development among its members

The black and white suits of the K Ks are just as much a part of Southwestern as the

four pillars of Richardson Hall Alumni returning to the campus can easily recognize the K K s

as their uniforms have not changed since their ori gi n in 1928

Other traditions that K K s have kept during the years include their rush activities beginning

with a s lumber party continuing with a progressive dinner and concluding with a formal dance

The many activities of the organizat ion for the year have included decorating a fl oat for the

Homecoming parade giving a dinner for K K al umni at Homecoming sponsoring Betty Walker as

Moundbuilder Queen promoting numerous donees staging an assembly program and hol ding on

annual picnic and paddle dance

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OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

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Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

-64shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

OlIlti]lItiqltJ

lilt Actillitiet4 -6~-

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

Dean Monypeny Mr M Snyder Dr Hoag Knowlton Ramsay Mr Poundstone Miss Cloud

Miss Evers Harvey Mr Dunlap Members not picutred are E Snyder and R McFall

PI GAMMA MU a national social science fraternity was founded by Dr Leroy Allen in 1926 Southwesterns charter chapter celebrates its silver anniversary this year

P REMINISTERIAL 1st ROW Ramsay Pres Murray Clare Wise Harms Mr Dunlap Harvey 2nd ROW Irwin Beye Garralda Matthews Mason Kelly Osborn 3rd ROW Barron Kirrg McGuire James Sizelove Young

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

rn

CCJtncpclitll1f Clu6 members half fore ign students

enjay a variety of sacial activities Pictured above are Valencia

Faa Hsueh Gotchall

2nd Row Chung Ricard Rose Almack Cook Gugler

3rd Row Ortiz Balloch Stephenson Haun Young R Choffin

Green Afshar Biberstein Mr G Chaffin Sherkat Davis Mi gia

as a major project presented

scenes from Shakespeare Pictured below are Dr Simpson

Larkin Nel son Beye Rhine Jones Bettis Carr Hutton Drenshy

nan McCaleb and Dr Haag as they read Cyrano de Bergerac

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

Pictured above are Miss Graham Tretbar Kirkhart Halbower K i ser_

Carr and Vandergriff at dress rehearsal for B ill of Divorcement

Cheatham

ClltnpU6 PI4~e6 U nd er the expert guidance at Mis s H elen Graham the C a mpus

are Philli p s Cheath a m Hen d erson Tiner Hankins

Falen

P l a yers lost fall pro du ced B i II of Divorceme nt E agerh e ort wa s p resented at Ch r i st shy

m a s time as is tra d iti o n a l L uther Kiser was firs t semester Dresidenl

In t h e scene from Eag erheart

Seeker Mason Trtbar Kiser

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

The honorary music fraternity was founded at Southwestern

College in 1942 Pictured above are 1st Row Baker Klitzke Haneke Phillips Bibershy

stein Gregory 2nd Row Priest Johnson Rittel Goodwin Beeman Langhofer Troyer

Davis Grier Lovell Boyd 3rd Row E Ploughe Rathnam Schwatken Cook Mitchell

Henry Hseuh Clark Chaffin Banks Sellers Branson McNeil

Opel1I 1IJclkJ~Cp produced early in the year its first operetto of the seoson

I Smell Smoke Pictured below are Boker Johnson Sizelove Biberstein McNeil

Greqory Boyd Troyer Satterthwaite and Langhofer appearing in that production

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

The Band under the direction of Mr Earl Dungan toured 19 Kansas towns this year Miss

Lucille Haney was chosen as guest artist and faculty sponsor for the trip

FLUTE

Pat Herrin

Jackie Doughty

CLARINET

Shirley Bailey

Lois Holmes

Joan Redfield

Vaughn Reed

Leona R icord

Patsy Riftel

Barbara Cri II y

Coria Curtis

Jim Matthews

OBOE

B ent te Bank s

SAXOPHONE

Darl ene Bran son

Don Haneke

J ol ine Schwatk en

Patri cia So merville

Ch arles Yoder

PER C U S S I ON

Joann Haun

John Henson

Pat Murray

Tony OBrate

Will i am Preston

Dale Mason

BASSOON

Chester Osborn

John Garraldo

CORNET

Richard Deatrick

Paula Forsyth

Barbara Goodwin

Karol Gregory

Pat Troyer

Mile s Henry

Eugen e Yoder

Dis hman Clark

TROMBONE

Val Cheatham

Don Halbower

Duane Harms

Charles Muse

Janice Shuler

Mariorie Essegt

BARITONE

Dorothy Braddock

Fred Kemp

TUBA

Leona Beeman

Ladde Klitzke

Winchell Chung

FRENCH HORN

Barbara Willan

Wanda Ecker

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and is a real cultural farce in the community Its membership is nat limited to music majors alone but is made up of all college students who are qualified from the standpoint of performonce From the large group the

Little Symphony is chosen to serve as a traveling group making an annual tour During December the Little Symphoshyny made a lOOO-mile Goodwill Tour of 16 churches and high schools in Kansas Miss Lois McNeal senior violinist

was the soloist and Prof

FIRST VIOLIN Lois McNeil Eo rI Dungan Janet Bigler Vela Mae Langhofer James Rathnam

SECOND VIOLIN Pat Murray Virginia Mitchell Rey Valencia Darlene Branson Susan Hsueh

VIOLA Jo Ann Johnson Dorothea Drennan L ouis Hayward

STRING BASS Pat Adams Carolyn Love ll

Ross O Willioms was the director

CELLO FRENCH HORN Sh irley Ba i ley Barbara Wi lion Verdeen Cra i ne Wanda Ecker Kathleen Shields Don Drennan Joan Cook

TRUMPETSylvia Cook Karol Gregory

FLUTE Richard Deatrick Wilma Larkin Jackie Doughty TROMBONE

Duane Harms OBOE Charles Muse Benette Banks Marjorie Essex Charles Yoder

TYMPANI CLARINET Joann Haun James Matthews

DIR ECTOR Lois Holmes Ross O Williams

BASSOON Chef Osborn John Garralda

Wayne Baker

- 7 1shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

-72shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

Dr Orcenith Smith directs the 70-voice A Cappello Choir which toured during Easter vocation The Choir is this year celebrating its 25th anniversary Vela Moe Langhofer was president this year Nancy livingston was accompanist

SOPRANO

Rey Valencia

Jo Ann John son

Colleen Tarrant

Elizabeth Ploughe

Jol ine Schwatken

J o Willi ams

J oyce Friend

P at Troyer

A lice Boyd Bonnie John son

Je n nis Phillip s

L eana B e em an

Betty P riest

Darlene Almac k

Velma Grier

V irginia Mitc hell

Ma ry E ther Eden s

Kathl een Shield

Benette B a nk

AL TO

Mari I yn Ca rr

Jo Ann Huffman

P at Murray

AL TO (Cont)

Marjorie Giig

Sylvia Cook

Alice McFall

Wanda Kirkhart

Carol ine Becker

Darl ene Bran son

Charleen Kanaga

Mary Thurtell

Mildred Murphy

Vela Mae Langhofer

Loi s McNeil

Gl e nna Davis

Mil dred Messer

Janice Shul er

Dorothea Drenn an

Marilyn Pow e rs

Shir l ey Ba ile y

T E NOR

L loyd Sa tterthwa ite

Val Cheatham

B i ll Bett i s

David Phillips

Marlin Bailey

TENOR (Cont)

Jim Rathnam

Glenn Biberstein

Karo I Gregory

Dick Wells Marvin Cranston

Melvin Cheatham

BASS

Harold Henderson

Charles Yoder

Wayne Baker

Dean Ram sa y

Sheldon McGu ire

G o le n Palmer

Duane Harms

Ladde Klitzke

D ishman Clark

Chester O sborn

Don Ha n eke

Me rli n Si z elo ve

Miles Henry

James Matthews

Don Halbower

Bi Bunyan

Dale Mason

-73shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

Kttppi Pi is on honorary notional art fraternity composed of art majors and minors who have B

uvrage or above During the year they sponsored numerous art exhibits at the Student Un io n as well as

neighboring cities Their large replica of the Jinx won first prize among the floats of the Homecoming parade They also sponsored the Beaux Arts boll in the spring The fraternity has been six years on the campus and the sponsor Mrs Sue Jean Covacevich has several of her paintings in the travel ing exhibit

Pictured above are Ortiz Ames Hankins Bronson Mrs Covacevich Toledo Porker Calnon Hudson

and Smi th

known on the campus as the Science Club Members meet reg ushyI or yond study many phases of science Dr Leroy Spitze Professor Bill Cloud and Dr Bernard Reidel were the sponsors Pictured below are 1st ROVl Chung Afshar Gerike 2nd ROW Sherk at Gloss Lundeen Bunyan 3rd ROW Dr Spitze Mr Cloud Dr Reidel

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

are Hutchcroft Bunker Griffith Cheatham

Motthews Rhine Huffman Eason together wi th their cooch Mr Jack Howe The chompionship debaters were winners of their division East Centrol tournament Ada undefeated at University ot Nebraska quarter final ists Baylor University They olso mode outstanding records at eight other tournaments in debate and individual events The champions competed in a record 93 debates dur ing the yeor

Pi KIlJ2J21l Teltll members pictured below are Mr Howe Cheatham E Snyder Rhine

Mr Snyder Bunker Dr Hoag Hutchcroft Kirkhart Eason Huffman Mr Dunlap Matthews Griffith Miss

Sorber and President Murray Not pictured wos George Craig The Kansos Delto chapter of the honorary

speech fraternity sponsored two major debate tournaments ond promoted forensics on the campus during the

year

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

- 78shy

Pictured abave are Scarrow Stayton Walker Murray Williams Thurtell Becker Chism Fax Shuler Almack Ploughe Livingston Klitzke Bigler Lundeen Mason Beye Cooper McGuire Witter Bloxom Falen Kiser Poavey Kirk Stinson Saville Toledo Osborn Muse Gole Biberstein

Sigma-Delphi one of the two literary

societies at Southwestern held an exshy

citing rush week at the first of the year

Pledges learned the Alma Mater and the

Sigma-Delphi song A play night was

co-sponsored with Belle-Athens Inshy

formal initiation consisted of a picnic

and a Kangaroo Court Formal initiation

was held at the Sigma-Delphi ball

Mother Halbower feeds milk to baby Osborn DeClI

during Kangaroo Court Kong

SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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SITTI NG Becker Kinnamon Pu ckett Bettis Tretbar Toledo Garralda Curtis Beeman Shields L Cril ly Bar ne tt Mc Quirk STAND ING Sizelove Haun Stephenson B Crilly Cook Gillig Braddock Combs Ecke r

Belle-Athens was founded in 1890

Rush week activities began another

active school year The Athenians

sponsored 0 float for the Homecoming

parade and an assembl y program

The organization together with the

Photo Flops sponsored the winning

candidate for Moundbuilder Queen

In March the group presented Lady

Windermeres Fan written by Oscar

Wilde as their specia I project

Deatrick and Stephenson serve the sentence of

Kangaroo Court

SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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SOUTHWESTERN ON THE AIR with Kiser Klitzke Kirkhart Bibentin T iner and Bunker filling the air waves

1l4i() is one of the more important forms of public relat ions emphasized at Southwestern

Faculty and students put Southwestern on the air four times w kly presenting mus ic news and edushy

cat ional programs Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Grahom the Radio Workshop gives stushy

dents proctlce in writing producing and presenting broadcasts over KSOK from the well-equ ipped studio

pictured above

major project for the year was the bu ild ing and equipping of a new darkshy

room in Mossman Hall Regular meetings were held to study the techniques of taking good pictures

Highlight of the programs was the showing by President Murray of the pictures taken of his European

trip The Photo-Flops also co-sponsored with Belle-Athens the winning candidate for Moundbuilder

Queen Joann Haun Sponsor of the group was David E Mackie

PHOTO F LOPS are Tre tbar Eaoh Lundeen Rhine RamlY Haun Puckett Chung Jamal

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Livingston Boyd Troyer

Bonks Huffman Messer

Lovell

1st ROW Boyd Troyer

c Neil Langhofer 2nd

ROW Biberstein Gre gory

Klitzke Boker

a

Itculft6uilte

Early in the school year the Moundbuilder staff made an educational and unforgettable weekend trip to Oklahoma City to visit the yearbook publishing company This years staff has learned the hard way while working for a high rating from the Associated Collegiate Press

They overcame the difficulties of inexperience the confusion of moving the office twice and the darkroom once and the problem of balancing the budget Now the final goal publication has been achieved The faculty sponsor was Mr David Mackie

Staff members above are Robley Rhine assistant editor Charlene McCaleb editor Wanda Ecker business manager Carolyn Combs organizations editor Harold Tretbar photographer Isaac Ortiz art editor

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Ccilegilllf

In this record year of building and reconstruction on the Southwestern campus the Southwestern Colshylegian has worked diligently to record promptly the events of another college year

With the college record of being 13 times All-American and Pacemaker the stoff has hod as its goal to merit the First Honor rating awarded to lost years stoff by the Associate Collegiate Press

Jeanette Nelson assisted by Howard Phillips as production editor and Carolyn Lovell as business manager launched the first issues

Carolyn Combs took over as editor at mid-year with Robley Rhine as assistant and Freddy Fryas business manager Myron Cooper became advertising manager with Herb Reimer as sports editor Society ed itor was Jo Ann Huffman and Isaac Ortiz continued as art editor Harold Tretbar Myron Cooper anci Winchell Chung furnished the pictures

Opportunities for students to explore and receive training in news writing editing advertising public relations photography and the many fields of journal ism as well as provide incentive for creative writing are the goals of the Journalism Workshop As the year draws to a close the Collegian writes 30 to a profitable year of reporting the progress of a great college

Pictured below are members of the first and second semester staffs of the Southwestern

Collegian preparing the ne xt i ssue Left to right they are Wando Ecker Jeannette Nelshy

son Fred Fry Izolde Rose Mr Mack ie s ponsor Ladde Klitzke Ned Kimbrell Gene Yoshy

der Robley Rhine Jo Ann Huffman Betty Gotchall Carolyn Combs Isaac Ortiz and

Virgil Hutton

been

p to ay

~ the

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fjlItntnll Otnic~cn is open to all students having completed at least six hours of home ecCnomics COUrses

Members above are 2nd ROW Weikal Mi ss Evers Stayton Bigl er Derby Brace Patterson Hardy Balloch

Chism Olmstead Mayo Becker Mrs Skinner Walker Craine 1st ROW Somerville Reed Bunker Larkin Doughty Haun Stephenson Woodworth B Crilly L Crilly

IIII Otnic~cn fAi is the professional home economics fraternity Their theme was service

ond some of their activities were helping with the Kiwonis poncake fry and serving Faculty Dames Members

pictured are Mrs Skinner Gentzler Reed Stayton Miss Evers Walker Brace Bunker Hardy Somerville Becker

Craine Ball och

IfIIfIIl 1IJilJCIf fjuil is an organization of the Womens Society of Christian Service with ses

Mrs W J Poundstone as sponsor Guild projects involve both home and foreign missions Members aboveoch

are 1st ROW Migia Barnett L Crilly V Becker Thurtell Cook Branson Goodwin Grier Roseghty

Larkin Gotchall C Becker McNeil 2nd ROW Ecker Valencia Gugler Hardy Johnson P Murray Hartnett 3rd ROW Walker Schuler Schwatken B Crilly McFall Ricard Herrin Hawes Beggs Hueh Woodworth Green Mcintosh

7~e ~tuelft e~iJtilllf AJJCcillticn strives irrespective of creed TOIfice form a common loyalty to Christ through worship study and action Their programs varied from radio bers broadcasts to tours parties and talking things over at their weekly meetings A watermelon feedker was held in the loll and Christmas caroling was a project during Christmas time Cabinet members pictured below are Ploughe Becker McFall Bailey Stayton Miller Dr Haag Mr Dunlap Mayo Ramsay

Mason Harms McGuire

poundcciclc9~ Clu6 provides a better understanding of human relationships and improves scholarship in

the field of sociology During the year the club made a field trip to Wichita to visit the police station and logopedics hospital In co-operation with other organizations it sponsored an educational project for Spanish-speaking people of Winfield Members pictured are 1st ROW Gotchall Becker McIntosh Green Miss Luella Scarrow 2nd ROW

Beye Mr Snyder Kuhn

7~e lItet~c4iJt poundtu4eht IItclletneht is an organization designed to promote Christian fellowshy

ship among the students on the campus It meets each Sunday evening at the Grace Methodist church for study of

religious subjects Social times are also enjoyed such as the Freshman Ghost Walk held at the beginning of the year A high point of the year was Religious Emphasis week when Dr James S Chubb was on the campus Cabinet members pictured below are McKaig Biberstein Stayton Walker Hutchcroft Gotchall Troyer Herrin Haneke

Gren and Forsyth

arship in gopedi cs

g peopl e nd ROW

fell owshystudy of

3 of the Cabinet Haneke

1st ROW Hawkins Hutton Snyder Young 2nd ROW Gregory McGuire Drennon 3rd ROW Craine Murphy Hudson Walker Nelson Lundeen 4th ROW Livingston Clark Doughty Gale 5th ROW McKaig Mayo McNeil 6th ROW Mr Cloud Mrs Skinner

President MICKEY- HAWKINS

~ttl4eht CCtlhcil makes possible self-government for

the student body Mickey Hawkins presided at student council meetings every Thursday night at seven when council members met to discuss current problems at Southwestern He also presided at assemblies and helped with student problems

Verdeen Crane served the student body a s an elfi cient vice-p res ident Her main duty was to plan the assembly programs but she assisted the

president in many ways

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(Sitting) Murphy

McNeil

Becker Hawkins

(Standing) Young T retbar

Hawkins Becker

Murphy McNeil

Young

W~eJ Wife Southwestern is represented in Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges this year by Michael Hawkins Velma Becker Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil and Donald Young

A joint committee wi th representatives from the administration committee and student council chose the students elected to Whos Who this year Their selection was based upon scholarship leadership participation in extra-curricular activities character and [

potential ities for future usefulness ond success

lt4J teJ-6uiI4eJ-J are chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Loyolty and service are the bosis on which Masterbuilders are to be elected

Selected for the honor this year were Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil Velma Becker Michael Hawkins Donald Young and Harold Tretbar

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

1Jt~ (UeeH

ill h-

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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IIttelultllt tJ

PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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AttentllntJ

SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

l

j

ACa

Alph

Bone

Ba sk

Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

Futun

Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

K K

BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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87 8 1

88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

72 67 27 88 62 94 60 22 _2

6 85 99

5 9 B

83 60

78 83 72 51 60 28 82

76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

72 31

53 10 ~8

12 4 4 19

Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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67

52 72 46 42 55

67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

-L-

Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

-Mc-

McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

17

58 83

29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

Becker -p-

Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

Bibe rste

Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

Yaung Morlln __ __ __ __ __ ~ __ 3S

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_-_ 20 69 55 67 74 91

_-- _ ---_ -- 2 3 71 72 77 79 70 72 76 83

--_ 16 6 7 3 66 69 72 77

13 82 85 20

30 74 31 75 85

_ _ 31 63 4 66 75 84 89

39 62 70 82 43 46 6 1

2 76 82 83 8 4 3 67 77 82 88

43 76 17 75

-- 18 74 -_ -- _-- 17

59 72 76 83 3 1 46 58 3 1 68 78

~ 76 77 87 91 _-- 43 5 1 6 1 77 78 80 86 72 79 84 87

67 71 72 83 43 59 63 68

83 84 85 100 43 59 63

_- 43 60 _ _----_ --- -- ------ 39

-_ 35 72 87 - _-- -- - 2 3

- 39 62 82 _ - 43 72

-_ --_ _ 17 __ ____ 43 70 71 ___ ___ _ ___ _ 46

43 57 72 76 __ __ __ _ _ 2 3

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51 52 6 0 76 __ 43 82 83

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Early in the school year the Moundbuilder staff made an educational and unforgettable weekend trip to Oklahoma City to visit the yearbook publishing company This years staff has learned the hard way while working for a high rating from the Associated Collegiate Press

They overcame the difficulties of inexperience the confusion of moving the office twice and the darkroom once and the problem of balancing the budget Now the final goal publication has been achieved The faculty sponsor was Mr David Mackie

Staff members above are Robley Rhine assistant editor Charlene McCaleb editor Wanda Ecker business manager Carolyn Combs organizations editor Harold Tretbar photographer Isaac Ortiz art editor

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Ccilegilllf

In this record year of building and reconstruction on the Southwestern campus the Southwestern Colshylegian has worked diligently to record promptly the events of another college year

With the college record of being 13 times All-American and Pacemaker the stoff has hod as its goal to merit the First Honor rating awarded to lost years stoff by the Associate Collegiate Press

Jeanette Nelson assisted by Howard Phillips as production editor and Carolyn Lovell as business manager launched the first issues

Carolyn Combs took over as editor at mid-year with Robley Rhine as assistant and Freddy Fryas business manager Myron Cooper became advertising manager with Herb Reimer as sports editor Society ed itor was Jo Ann Huffman and Isaac Ortiz continued as art editor Harold Tretbar Myron Cooper anci Winchell Chung furnished the pictures

Opportunities for students to explore and receive training in news writing editing advertising public relations photography and the many fields of journal ism as well as provide incentive for creative writing are the goals of the Journalism Workshop As the year draws to a close the Collegian writes 30 to a profitable year of reporting the progress of a great college

Pictured below are members of the first and second semester staffs of the Southwestern

Collegian preparing the ne xt i ssue Left to right they are Wando Ecker Jeannette Nelshy

son Fred Fry Izolde Rose Mr Mack ie s ponsor Ladde Klitzke Ned Kimbrell Gene Yoshy

der Robley Rhine Jo Ann Huffman Betty Gotchall Carolyn Combs Isaac Ortiz and

Virgil Hutton

been

p to ay

~ the

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fjlItntnll Otnic~cn is open to all students having completed at least six hours of home ecCnomics COUrses

Members above are 2nd ROW Weikal Mi ss Evers Stayton Bigl er Derby Brace Patterson Hardy Balloch

Chism Olmstead Mayo Becker Mrs Skinner Walker Craine 1st ROW Somerville Reed Bunker Larkin Doughty Haun Stephenson Woodworth B Crilly L Crilly

IIII Otnic~cn fAi is the professional home economics fraternity Their theme was service

ond some of their activities were helping with the Kiwonis poncake fry and serving Faculty Dames Members

pictured are Mrs Skinner Gentzler Reed Stayton Miss Evers Walker Brace Bunker Hardy Somerville Becker

Craine Ball och

IfIIfIIl 1IJilJCIf fjuil is an organization of the Womens Society of Christian Service with ses

Mrs W J Poundstone as sponsor Guild projects involve both home and foreign missions Members aboveoch

are 1st ROW Migia Barnett L Crilly V Becker Thurtell Cook Branson Goodwin Grier Roseghty

Larkin Gotchall C Becker McNeil 2nd ROW Ecker Valencia Gugler Hardy Johnson P Murray Hartnett 3rd ROW Walker Schuler Schwatken B Crilly McFall Ricard Herrin Hawes Beggs Hueh Woodworth Green Mcintosh

7~e ~tuelft e~iJtilllf AJJCcillticn strives irrespective of creed TOIfice form a common loyalty to Christ through worship study and action Their programs varied from radio bers broadcasts to tours parties and talking things over at their weekly meetings A watermelon feedker was held in the loll and Christmas caroling was a project during Christmas time Cabinet members pictured below are Ploughe Becker McFall Bailey Stayton Miller Dr Haag Mr Dunlap Mayo Ramsay

Mason Harms McGuire

poundcciclc9~ Clu6 provides a better understanding of human relationships and improves scholarship in

the field of sociology During the year the club made a field trip to Wichita to visit the police station and logopedics hospital In co-operation with other organizations it sponsored an educational project for Spanish-speaking people of Winfield Members pictured are 1st ROW Gotchall Becker McIntosh Green Miss Luella Scarrow 2nd ROW

Beye Mr Snyder Kuhn

7~e lItet~c4iJt poundtu4eht IItclletneht is an organization designed to promote Christian fellowshy

ship among the students on the campus It meets each Sunday evening at the Grace Methodist church for study of

religious subjects Social times are also enjoyed such as the Freshman Ghost Walk held at the beginning of the year A high point of the year was Religious Emphasis week when Dr James S Chubb was on the campus Cabinet members pictured below are McKaig Biberstein Stayton Walker Hutchcroft Gotchall Troyer Herrin Haneke

Gren and Forsyth

arship in gopedi cs

g peopl e nd ROW

fell owshystudy of

3 of the Cabinet Haneke

1st ROW Hawkins Hutton Snyder Young 2nd ROW Gregory McGuire Drennon 3rd ROW Craine Murphy Hudson Walker Nelson Lundeen 4th ROW Livingston Clark Doughty Gale 5th ROW McKaig Mayo McNeil 6th ROW Mr Cloud Mrs Skinner

President MICKEY- HAWKINS

~ttl4eht CCtlhcil makes possible self-government for

the student body Mickey Hawkins presided at student council meetings every Thursday night at seven when council members met to discuss current problems at Southwestern He also presided at assemblies and helped with student problems

Verdeen Crane served the student body a s an elfi cient vice-p res ident Her main duty was to plan the assembly programs but she assisted the

president in many ways

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(Sitting) Murphy

McNeil

Becker Hawkins

(Standing) Young T retbar

Hawkins Becker

Murphy McNeil

Young

W~eJ Wife Southwestern is represented in Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges this year by Michael Hawkins Velma Becker Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil and Donald Young

A joint committee wi th representatives from the administration committee and student council chose the students elected to Whos Who this year Their selection was based upon scholarship leadership participation in extra-curricular activities character and [

potential ities for future usefulness ond success

lt4J teJ-6uiI4eJ-J are chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Loyolty and service are the bosis on which Masterbuilders are to be elected

Selected for the honor this year were Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil Velma Becker Michael Hawkins Donald Young and Harold Tretbar

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

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Alph

Bone

Ba sk

Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

Futun

Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

K K

BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

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67 34

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Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

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Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

Becker -p-

Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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In this record year of building and reconstruction on the Southwestern campus the Southwestern Colshylegian has worked diligently to record promptly the events of another college year

With the college record of being 13 times All-American and Pacemaker the stoff has hod as its goal to merit the First Honor rating awarded to lost years stoff by the Associate Collegiate Press

Jeanette Nelson assisted by Howard Phillips as production editor and Carolyn Lovell as business manager launched the first issues

Carolyn Combs took over as editor at mid-year with Robley Rhine as assistant and Freddy Fryas business manager Myron Cooper became advertising manager with Herb Reimer as sports editor Society ed itor was Jo Ann Huffman and Isaac Ortiz continued as art editor Harold Tretbar Myron Cooper anci Winchell Chung furnished the pictures

Opportunities for students to explore and receive training in news writing editing advertising public relations photography and the many fields of journal ism as well as provide incentive for creative writing are the goals of the Journalism Workshop As the year draws to a close the Collegian writes 30 to a profitable year of reporting the progress of a great college

Pictured below are members of the first and second semester staffs of the Southwestern

Collegian preparing the ne xt i ssue Left to right they are Wando Ecker Jeannette Nelshy

son Fred Fry Izolde Rose Mr Mack ie s ponsor Ladde Klitzke Ned Kimbrell Gene Yoshy

der Robley Rhine Jo Ann Huffman Betty Gotchall Carolyn Combs Isaac Ortiz and

Virgil Hutton

been

p to ay

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fjlItntnll Otnic~cn is open to all students having completed at least six hours of home ecCnomics COUrses

Members above are 2nd ROW Weikal Mi ss Evers Stayton Bigl er Derby Brace Patterson Hardy Balloch

Chism Olmstead Mayo Becker Mrs Skinner Walker Craine 1st ROW Somerville Reed Bunker Larkin Doughty Haun Stephenson Woodworth B Crilly L Crilly

IIII Otnic~cn fAi is the professional home economics fraternity Their theme was service

ond some of their activities were helping with the Kiwonis poncake fry and serving Faculty Dames Members

pictured are Mrs Skinner Gentzler Reed Stayton Miss Evers Walker Brace Bunker Hardy Somerville Becker

Craine Ball och

IfIIfIIl 1IJilJCIf fjuil is an organization of the Womens Society of Christian Service with ses

Mrs W J Poundstone as sponsor Guild projects involve both home and foreign missions Members aboveoch

are 1st ROW Migia Barnett L Crilly V Becker Thurtell Cook Branson Goodwin Grier Roseghty

Larkin Gotchall C Becker McNeil 2nd ROW Ecker Valencia Gugler Hardy Johnson P Murray Hartnett 3rd ROW Walker Schuler Schwatken B Crilly McFall Ricard Herrin Hawes Beggs Hueh Woodworth Green Mcintosh

7~e ~tuelft e~iJtilllf AJJCcillticn strives irrespective of creed TOIfice form a common loyalty to Christ through worship study and action Their programs varied from radio bers broadcasts to tours parties and talking things over at their weekly meetings A watermelon feedker was held in the loll and Christmas caroling was a project during Christmas time Cabinet members pictured below are Ploughe Becker McFall Bailey Stayton Miller Dr Haag Mr Dunlap Mayo Ramsay

Mason Harms McGuire

poundcciclc9~ Clu6 provides a better understanding of human relationships and improves scholarship in

the field of sociology During the year the club made a field trip to Wichita to visit the police station and logopedics hospital In co-operation with other organizations it sponsored an educational project for Spanish-speaking people of Winfield Members pictured are 1st ROW Gotchall Becker McIntosh Green Miss Luella Scarrow 2nd ROW

Beye Mr Snyder Kuhn

7~e lItet~c4iJt poundtu4eht IItclletneht is an organization designed to promote Christian fellowshy

ship among the students on the campus It meets each Sunday evening at the Grace Methodist church for study of

religious subjects Social times are also enjoyed such as the Freshman Ghost Walk held at the beginning of the year A high point of the year was Religious Emphasis week when Dr James S Chubb was on the campus Cabinet members pictured below are McKaig Biberstein Stayton Walker Hutchcroft Gotchall Troyer Herrin Haneke

Gren and Forsyth

arship in gopedi cs

g peopl e nd ROW

fell owshystudy of

3 of the Cabinet Haneke

1st ROW Hawkins Hutton Snyder Young 2nd ROW Gregory McGuire Drennon 3rd ROW Craine Murphy Hudson Walker Nelson Lundeen 4th ROW Livingston Clark Doughty Gale 5th ROW McKaig Mayo McNeil 6th ROW Mr Cloud Mrs Skinner

President MICKEY- HAWKINS

~ttl4eht CCtlhcil makes possible self-government for

the student body Mickey Hawkins presided at student council meetings every Thursday night at seven when council members met to discuss current problems at Southwestern He also presided at assemblies and helped with student problems

Verdeen Crane served the student body a s an elfi cient vice-p res ident Her main duty was to plan the assembly programs but she assisted the

president in many ways

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(Sitting) Murphy

McNeil

Becker Hawkins

(Standing) Young T retbar

Hawkins Becker

Murphy McNeil

Young

W~eJ Wife Southwestern is represented in Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges this year by Michael Hawkins Velma Becker Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil and Donald Young

A joint committee wi th representatives from the administration committee and student council chose the students elected to Whos Who this year Their selection was based upon scholarship leadership participation in extra-curricular activities character and [

potential ities for future usefulness ond success

lt4J teJ-6uiI4eJ-J are chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Loyolty and service are the bosis on which Masterbuilders are to be elected

Selected for the honor this year were Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil Velma Becker Michael Hawkins Donald Young and Harold Tretbar

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

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Bone

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Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

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Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

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BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

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85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

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81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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fjlItntnll Otnic~cn is open to all students having completed at least six hours of home ecCnomics COUrses

Members above are 2nd ROW Weikal Mi ss Evers Stayton Bigl er Derby Brace Patterson Hardy Balloch

Chism Olmstead Mayo Becker Mrs Skinner Walker Craine 1st ROW Somerville Reed Bunker Larkin Doughty Haun Stephenson Woodworth B Crilly L Crilly

IIII Otnic~cn fAi is the professional home economics fraternity Their theme was service

ond some of their activities were helping with the Kiwonis poncake fry and serving Faculty Dames Members

pictured are Mrs Skinner Gentzler Reed Stayton Miss Evers Walker Brace Bunker Hardy Somerville Becker

Craine Ball och

IfIIfIIl 1IJilJCIf fjuil is an organization of the Womens Society of Christian Service with ses

Mrs W J Poundstone as sponsor Guild projects involve both home and foreign missions Members aboveoch

are 1st ROW Migia Barnett L Crilly V Becker Thurtell Cook Branson Goodwin Grier Roseghty

Larkin Gotchall C Becker McNeil 2nd ROW Ecker Valencia Gugler Hardy Johnson P Murray Hartnett 3rd ROW Walker Schuler Schwatken B Crilly McFall Ricard Herrin Hawes Beggs Hueh Woodworth Green Mcintosh

7~e ~tuelft e~iJtilllf AJJCcillticn strives irrespective of creed TOIfice form a common loyalty to Christ through worship study and action Their programs varied from radio bers broadcasts to tours parties and talking things over at their weekly meetings A watermelon feedker was held in the loll and Christmas caroling was a project during Christmas time Cabinet members pictured below are Ploughe Becker McFall Bailey Stayton Miller Dr Haag Mr Dunlap Mayo Ramsay

Mason Harms McGuire

poundcciclc9~ Clu6 provides a better understanding of human relationships and improves scholarship in

the field of sociology During the year the club made a field trip to Wichita to visit the police station and logopedics hospital In co-operation with other organizations it sponsored an educational project for Spanish-speaking people of Winfield Members pictured are 1st ROW Gotchall Becker McIntosh Green Miss Luella Scarrow 2nd ROW

Beye Mr Snyder Kuhn

7~e lItet~c4iJt poundtu4eht IItclletneht is an organization designed to promote Christian fellowshy

ship among the students on the campus It meets each Sunday evening at the Grace Methodist church for study of

religious subjects Social times are also enjoyed such as the Freshman Ghost Walk held at the beginning of the year A high point of the year was Religious Emphasis week when Dr James S Chubb was on the campus Cabinet members pictured below are McKaig Biberstein Stayton Walker Hutchcroft Gotchall Troyer Herrin Haneke

Gren and Forsyth

arship in gopedi cs

g peopl e nd ROW

fell owshystudy of

3 of the Cabinet Haneke

1st ROW Hawkins Hutton Snyder Young 2nd ROW Gregory McGuire Drennon 3rd ROW Craine Murphy Hudson Walker Nelson Lundeen 4th ROW Livingston Clark Doughty Gale 5th ROW McKaig Mayo McNeil 6th ROW Mr Cloud Mrs Skinner

President MICKEY- HAWKINS

~ttl4eht CCtlhcil makes possible self-government for

the student body Mickey Hawkins presided at student council meetings every Thursday night at seven when council members met to discuss current problems at Southwestern He also presided at assemblies and helped with student problems

Verdeen Crane served the student body a s an elfi cient vice-p res ident Her main duty was to plan the assembly programs but she assisted the

president in many ways

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(Sitting) Murphy

McNeil

Becker Hawkins

(Standing) Young T retbar

Hawkins Becker

Murphy McNeil

Young

W~eJ Wife Southwestern is represented in Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges this year by Michael Hawkins Velma Becker Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil and Donald Young

A joint committee wi th representatives from the administration committee and student council chose the students elected to Whos Who this year Their selection was based upon scholarship leadership participation in extra-curricular activities character and [

potential ities for future usefulness ond success

lt4J teJ-6uiI4eJ-J are chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Loyolty and service are the bosis on which Masterbuilders are to be elected

Selected for the honor this year were Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil Velma Becker Michael Hawkins Donald Young and Harold Tretbar

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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VE LMA SECKER

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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IIttelultllt tJ

PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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AttentllntJ

SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

l

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ACa

Alph

Bone

Ba sk

Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

Futun

Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

K K

BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

72 67 27 88 62 94 60 22 _2

6 85 99

5 9 B

83 60

78 83 72 51 60 28 82

76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

72 31

53 10 ~8

12 4 4 19

Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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52 72 46 42 55

67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

-L-

Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

-Mc-

McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

17

58 83

29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

Becker -p-

Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

Bibe rste

Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

Yaung Morlln __ __ __ __ __ ~ __ 3S

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13 82 85 20

30 74 31 75 85

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2 76 82 83 8 4 3 67 77 82 88

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59 72 76 83 3 1 46 58 3 1 68 78

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IfIIfIIl 1IJilJCIf fjuil is an organization of the Womens Society of Christian Service with ses

Mrs W J Poundstone as sponsor Guild projects involve both home and foreign missions Members aboveoch

are 1st ROW Migia Barnett L Crilly V Becker Thurtell Cook Branson Goodwin Grier Roseghty

Larkin Gotchall C Becker McNeil 2nd ROW Ecker Valencia Gugler Hardy Johnson P Murray Hartnett 3rd ROW Walker Schuler Schwatken B Crilly McFall Ricard Herrin Hawes Beggs Hueh Woodworth Green Mcintosh

7~e ~tuelft e~iJtilllf AJJCcillticn strives irrespective of creed TOIfice form a common loyalty to Christ through worship study and action Their programs varied from radio bers broadcasts to tours parties and talking things over at their weekly meetings A watermelon feedker was held in the loll and Christmas caroling was a project during Christmas time Cabinet members pictured below are Ploughe Becker McFall Bailey Stayton Miller Dr Haag Mr Dunlap Mayo Ramsay

Mason Harms McGuire

poundcciclc9~ Clu6 provides a better understanding of human relationships and improves scholarship in

the field of sociology During the year the club made a field trip to Wichita to visit the police station and logopedics hospital In co-operation with other organizations it sponsored an educational project for Spanish-speaking people of Winfield Members pictured are 1st ROW Gotchall Becker McIntosh Green Miss Luella Scarrow 2nd ROW

Beye Mr Snyder Kuhn

7~e lItet~c4iJt poundtu4eht IItclletneht is an organization designed to promote Christian fellowshy

ship among the students on the campus It meets each Sunday evening at the Grace Methodist church for study of

religious subjects Social times are also enjoyed such as the Freshman Ghost Walk held at the beginning of the year A high point of the year was Religious Emphasis week when Dr James S Chubb was on the campus Cabinet members pictured below are McKaig Biberstein Stayton Walker Hutchcroft Gotchall Troyer Herrin Haneke

Gren and Forsyth

arship in gopedi cs

g peopl e nd ROW

fell owshystudy of

3 of the Cabinet Haneke

1st ROW Hawkins Hutton Snyder Young 2nd ROW Gregory McGuire Drennon 3rd ROW Craine Murphy Hudson Walker Nelson Lundeen 4th ROW Livingston Clark Doughty Gale 5th ROW McKaig Mayo McNeil 6th ROW Mr Cloud Mrs Skinner

President MICKEY- HAWKINS

~ttl4eht CCtlhcil makes possible self-government for

the student body Mickey Hawkins presided at student council meetings every Thursday night at seven when council members met to discuss current problems at Southwestern He also presided at assemblies and helped with student problems

Verdeen Crane served the student body a s an elfi cient vice-p res ident Her main duty was to plan the assembly programs but she assisted the

president in many ways

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(Sitting) Murphy

McNeil

Becker Hawkins

(Standing) Young T retbar

Hawkins Becker

Murphy McNeil

Young

W~eJ Wife Southwestern is represented in Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges this year by Michael Hawkins Velma Becker Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil and Donald Young

A joint committee wi th representatives from the administration committee and student council chose the students elected to Whos Who this year Their selection was based upon scholarship leadership participation in extra-curricular activities character and [

potential ities for future usefulness ond success

lt4J teJ-6uiI4eJ-J are chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Loyolty and service are the bosis on which Masterbuilders are to be elected

Selected for the honor this year were Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil Velma Becker Michael Hawkins Donald Young and Harold Tretbar

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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Intra

Jinx

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BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

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29 90 79 85

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81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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poundcciclc9~ Clu6 provides a better understanding of human relationships and improves scholarship in

the field of sociology During the year the club made a field trip to Wichita to visit the police station and logopedics hospital In co-operation with other organizations it sponsored an educational project for Spanish-speaking people of Winfield Members pictured are 1st ROW Gotchall Becker McIntosh Green Miss Luella Scarrow 2nd ROW

Beye Mr Snyder Kuhn

7~e lItet~c4iJt poundtu4eht IItclletneht is an organization designed to promote Christian fellowshy

ship among the students on the campus It meets each Sunday evening at the Grace Methodist church for study of

religious subjects Social times are also enjoyed such as the Freshman Ghost Walk held at the beginning of the year A high point of the year was Religious Emphasis week when Dr James S Chubb was on the campus Cabinet members pictured below are McKaig Biberstein Stayton Walker Hutchcroft Gotchall Troyer Herrin Haneke

Gren and Forsyth

arship in gopedi cs

g peopl e nd ROW

fell owshystudy of

3 of the Cabinet Haneke

1st ROW Hawkins Hutton Snyder Young 2nd ROW Gregory McGuire Drennon 3rd ROW Craine Murphy Hudson Walker Nelson Lundeen 4th ROW Livingston Clark Doughty Gale 5th ROW McKaig Mayo McNeil 6th ROW Mr Cloud Mrs Skinner

President MICKEY- HAWKINS

~ttl4eht CCtlhcil makes possible self-government for

the student body Mickey Hawkins presided at student council meetings every Thursday night at seven when council members met to discuss current problems at Southwestern He also presided at assemblies and helped with student problems

Verdeen Crane served the student body a s an elfi cient vice-p res ident Her main duty was to plan the assembly programs but she assisted the

president in many ways

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(Sitting) Murphy

McNeil

Becker Hawkins

(Standing) Young T retbar

Hawkins Becker

Murphy McNeil

Young

W~eJ Wife Southwestern is represented in Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges this year by Michael Hawkins Velma Becker Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil and Donald Young

A joint committee wi th representatives from the administration committee and student council chose the students elected to Whos Who this year Their selection was based upon scholarship leadership participation in extra-curricular activities character and [

potential ities for future usefulness ond success

lt4J teJ-6uiI4eJ-J are chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Loyolty and service are the bosis on which Masterbuilders are to be elected

Selected for the honor this year were Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil Velma Becker Michael Hawkins Donald Young and Harold Tretbar

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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VE LMA SECKER

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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IIttelultllt tJ

PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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AttentllntJ

SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

l

j

ACa

Alph

Bone

Ba sk

Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

Futun

Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

K K

BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

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Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

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87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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arship in gopedi cs

g peopl e nd ROW

fell owshystudy of

3 of the Cabinet Haneke

1st ROW Hawkins Hutton Snyder Young 2nd ROW Gregory McGuire Drennon 3rd ROW Craine Murphy Hudson Walker Nelson Lundeen 4th ROW Livingston Clark Doughty Gale 5th ROW McKaig Mayo McNeil 6th ROW Mr Cloud Mrs Skinner

President MICKEY- HAWKINS

~ttl4eht CCtlhcil makes possible self-government for

the student body Mickey Hawkins presided at student council meetings every Thursday night at seven when council members met to discuss current problems at Southwestern He also presided at assemblies and helped with student problems

Verdeen Crane served the student body a s an elfi cient vice-p res ident Her main duty was to plan the assembly programs but she assisted the

president in many ways

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(Sitting) Murphy

McNeil

Becker Hawkins

(Standing) Young T retbar

Hawkins Becker

Murphy McNeil

Young

W~eJ Wife Southwestern is represented in Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges this year by Michael Hawkins Velma Becker Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil and Donald Young

A joint committee wi th representatives from the administration committee and student council chose the students elected to Whos Who this year Their selection was based upon scholarship leadership participation in extra-curricular activities character and [

potential ities for future usefulness ond success

lt4J teJ-6uiI4eJ-J are chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Loyolty and service are the bosis on which Masterbuilders are to be elected

Selected for the honor this year were Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil Velma Becker Michael Hawkins Donald Young and Harold Tretbar

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

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Alph

Bone

Ba sk

Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

Futun

Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

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BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

72 67 27 88 62 94 60 22 _2

6 85 99

5 9 B

83 60

78 83 72 51 60 28 82

76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

72 31

53 10 ~8

12 4 4 19

Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

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81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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(Sitting) Murphy

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W~eJ Wife Southwestern is represented in Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges this year by Michael Hawkins Velma Becker Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil and Donald Young

A joint committee wi th representatives from the administration committee and student council chose the students elected to Whos Who this year Their selection was based upon scholarship leadership participation in extra-curricular activities character and [

potential ities for future usefulness ond success

lt4J teJ-6uiI4eJ-J are chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Loyolty and service are the bosis on which Masterbuilders are to be elected

Selected for the honor this year were Mildred Murphy Lois McNeil Velma Becker Michael Hawkins Donald Young and Harold Tretbar

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

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Belle

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Casm

Deba

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Girls

Intra

Jinx

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BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

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58 83

29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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1st ROW Dean Monypeny McCa leb Bi gler Prof Poundstone Carr Johnson Parker Rose Troyer Calnon Warren Branson 2nd ROW Hayward Becker McGuire Mayo McQuirk Hardy Gillaspie Kanaga Miss Clute Fox Barnett Rittel Gotchall Toledo Dr Nolan

1 7 II Southwesterns Francis Leonard Bacon Chapter of Future Teachers of America received its charter March 24 1952 Future Teachers was founded in 1939 with the purpose of promoting a professional outlook in its members

The most interesting project of the year was a panel discussion of teachers problems The problems discussed were submitted by teachers who have graduated from Southwestern within the last three years

In May 1951 the faculty elected the following to the Order of the Mound Don Adams Ward Akers Phyllis Bailey Eugene Carter Alvin Cassingham Verlin Hoberecht Betty McGowan Mary Rethorst Ravera Rolf Esther Sheldon Nola Tang John Thomas Kenneth Thomas and Janet Yoder

During the commencement season the purple ribbon signifying this honor was worn over the students academic gowns In order to qualify for election a student must maintain a grade point average of B over four years of work be in the upper ten or twelve percent of the c lass and spend two of the four

the college years at Southwestern

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Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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VE LMA SECKER

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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IIttelultllt tJ

PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

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Bone

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Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

Futun

Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

K K

BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

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Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

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Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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luiel (IlehtJ cl 1951-1952

Dean Monypeny welcomes Pres ancl Belle-Athenian initiates kiss the Jinx at the encl of rush Mrs Murray home from Europe in Sept week

Mr Dungan eressee for his part in the nearsighted banemaster stunt

Mr Howe pre collegiate Dc winners fr om

The four caneielates for Homecoming Queen line up for a publicity shot

- 88shy

Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

-89shy

Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

-91shy

King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

1Jt~ (UeeH

ill h-

VE LMA SECKER

-93shy

M fc

Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

-9shy

IIttelultllt tJ

PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

-97shy

AttentllntJ

SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

l

j

ACa

Alph

Bone

Ba sk

Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

Futun

Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

K K

BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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87 8 1

88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

72 67 27 88 62 94 60 22 _2

6 85 99

5 9 B

83 60

78 83 72 51 60 28 82

76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

72 31

53 10 ~8

12 4 4 19

Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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52 72 46 42 55

67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

17

58 83

29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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Senior Day vis itors lined up for refreshments Winfield High School students sponsored by Mr Snyder won the High School Debate Tournament at Southwestern

on Parents Day

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Mr Howe presented the award of the 22nd Intershythe collegiate Debate Tournament of Southwestern to winners from Southwest Missouri Stote College

Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

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Belle

Cam

Cha

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Call

Casm

Deba

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Girls

Intra

Jinx

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BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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87 8 1

88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

72 67 27 88 62 94 60 22 _2

6 85 99

5 9 B

83 60

78 83 72 51 60 28 82

76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

72 31

53 10 ~8

12 4 4 19

Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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67

52 72 46 42 55

67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

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58 83

29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

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Connie Kerr reigned at the Homecoming Game

The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

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BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

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Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

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Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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The Mound which stands as a visible bond between all of the students and faculty is the source of the Southwesterners t itle of Moundbuilder

Senior Day guests register in the Student Union

Pearl Buck famous novelist spolce to he students of Southwestern College and the people of Winfield

-91shy

King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

1Jt~ (UeeH

ill h-

VE LMA SECKER

-93shy

M fc

Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

-9shy

IIttelultllt tJ

PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

WANDA KIRKHART

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AttentllntJ

SUSAN HSU EH JACKIE DOUGHTY

JEANETTE NELSON

l

j

ACa

Alph

Bone

Ba sk

Belle

Cam

Cha

Chee

Call

Casm

Deba

Emm

Englil

Faattl

Futun

Gam

Girls

Intra

Jinx

K K

BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

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87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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King ~piee c( 1952 HOME ECS SUGAR AND SPICE

One of the new events on campus this year was the election of King Spice and his attendants

by the home economics group Gamma Omicron

All junior and senior boys are el igible for the honor Candidates are judged by their proper

grooming personality participation in activities and their interest in the promotion of home

economics on the campus

The first voting took place In March when five boys Neil Frank Don Young Royce Orme

Sheldon McGuire and Mickey Hawkins were selected as candidates Final voting for the royal

gentleman occurred in April preceding the all school dance in his honor Girls voting for the

king had to meet certain club requireshyCandidates launginq at Smith Hall are Frank Orme and McGuire

Others not pictured are Young and Hawkins ments before being eligible to cast a

ballot

At the dance the honor was beshy

stowed upon the candidate receiving

the most votes The title was disshy

closed and the king was crowned by

the president of Gamma Omicron

Velma Becker After his coronation

King Spice of 1952 reigned over the

program given in his honor and the

remainder of the dance

It is hoped that this new idea will

grow and become one of Southshy

westerns treasured traditions

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

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67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

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80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

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87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

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Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

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Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

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Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

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Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

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Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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PHYLLIS HARTNETT VIRGINIA BRACE

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Jinx

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BETTY WALKER JOLI NE SCHWATKEN

ISOLDE ROSE

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

72 67 27 88 62 94 60 22 _2

6 85 99

5 9 B

83 60

78 83 72 51 60 28 82

76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

72 31

53 10 ~8

12 4 4 19

Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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52 72 46 42 55

67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

17

58 83

29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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Once a year the two mens pep clubs Pi Ep and Kappa Rho playa basketball game to determine the winner of a traveling trophy a milk bucket The clubs also name a queen to reign -at the game and the dance following Winner of this years Mi Ikbucket game was Kappa Rho

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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87 8 1

88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

72 67 27 88 62 94 60 22 _2

6 85 99

5 9 B

83 60

78 83 72 51 60 28 82

76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

72 31

53 10 ~8

12 4 4 19

Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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52 72 46 42 55

67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

17

58 83

29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

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ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

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Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

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Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

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Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

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Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

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Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

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Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

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Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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58 75 47 62 67

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Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

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Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

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Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

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Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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CONTENTS

ACappelia Choir 72 73

Alpha Mu 69

Bond 70

Basketball 48 49 50 51

Be lles-Athens 77

Campus Players 68

Chapel Choir __ 79

Cheerleaders 570 bull bull bullbull bull bull bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bullbullbull bull bull bull bull bullbullbull bullbull bullbull bull

Collegian _ 81

Cosmopo litan Cl ub 67

Debate _ 75

Emma Wilson Guild 83

English Club 67

Football 46 47

Future Teachers 86

Gamma Omicron _ 82

Girls Sextette 79

Intramurals _ _ 54 55

Jinx Jane 62

K K_ _ 63

Ka ppa Omicron Phi 82

Kappa Pi 74

Kappa Rho 60

Mas terbui Iders 87

Methodist Student Movemfnt 84

Moundbuilder 80

Opera W orkshop 69

Orc hes tra 71

Order of the Mou nd 86

Photo Flops 78

Pi Epsilon Pi 61

Pi Gamma Mu __ 66

Pi Kappa Delta _ 75

Pi Sigma Gamma 74

Pi Sigma Phi 58

Pre-Ministerial Students __ 66

Radi o 78

Sigma-Delphi 76

Sociology Club 84

String Quartette 790 bullbull

Student Chri s tian Assoc iation 83

Student Council 85

T enn is 53

Track 52

Whos Who _ 87

Women s Athletic Assoc iati on 59

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Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

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76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

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Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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52 72 46 42 55

67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

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29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

Burde tte Reimer Herb 6 0 Wal ke r Jack __ __ __ __ __ __ ______ 43 60 Renn Nancy ______ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ 43 Wallace Cecil ____ __ ____ __ ______ -- __ ____ _ 39 Retharst James ____ __ __ _ ______ __ 39 61 Warren Colleen Tarra nt __ _ ___ __ 35 72 87Cales E Rhine Rob ley ___ __ bull 35 67 75 78 80 81 Weber George ______ ____ __ __ -- -- __ 23Calnan Riedel Berna rd __ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ 18 74 Weikal Barbaro __ __ __ __ 39 62 82Carr M Rica rd L a na __ _ _ __ ______ 39 67 70 83 We ll s Richard ______ __ 4 3 72Carroll Ritle l Pat ricio __ __ ___ _________ 43 69 70 87 Wilhelm Holmes __ __ __ __ ____ 17 Corter Rode rick Marga r t __ __ 43 55 59 63 Willan Barbaro __ __ __ ____ __ __ 43 70 71

Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

Chaff in Rose Isolde _ __ 39 67 81 83 87 100 Will iams J oyce __ __ ____ 3 5 39 43 57 72 76Chaffin Rosecrans Mrs Eva __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 23 Wi ll iams M W _ __ __ __ __ __ bull __ 2

Cheatha l Will iams Ross O __ __ __ __ 21 71

Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

Sat te rthwait e lloyd 43 69 72 W itter Wi ll iam 40 4 3 46 51 52 60 76Coo te Savi lle Joh n __ 43 46 48 52 60 76 Woodworth Gera ld ine __ ____ __ __ 4 3 82 83Clung Sca rr w Luella 23 76 84Ci rcl e S Schiffe rdeck r Virg inia __ 43 - y-

Clo re D Clark D Sc hul Bill __ 30 Yoder Charles __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 35 70 71 72

Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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PERSONAL INDEX -A-

Adam s Harold 33 54 Clu te Anno 15 87 Adam s Patri cio Grundy 27 62 Combs Ca rolyn 33 35 63 77 80 81 Afsha r Az iz _ 27 55 67 74 Cook Joa n 37 67 77 83 88 Almack Arletha Fa ye 37 72 76 Cook Sylvia 72 69 Almack Darline 37 39 67 72 76 Coope r Mrs Ma bel 23 Ames Jo ck bull 37 74 Cooper Myron 41 46 51 52 76

Cavacev ich Mrs Sue Jean 20 74-B-Craig George Junior 2748 49 50 51 90Bailey Marlin bull 41 72 Craine Verdeen 16 33 35 55 62 7 1 82 85Bailey Shirley 33 35 70 71 72 83 Cra nston Morvin 72Boker Wayne 11 27 69 72 79 Crilly Barbaro 37 70 77 82 83 88Ballach Eunice 67 82 Crill y Laurene 37 77 82 83Bonks Benette 37 62 69 70 71 79 Cullop Gerold 48 52Barnett Do ri s 37 59 77 83 87 Curti s Ca rlo 41 70 77Barron U W 41 66

Beason Gerold 46 -D-Becker Cora line 37 72 77 83 84 88 Dav is Gl enna 33 69 72 Becker Velma 27 35 54 68 76 82 83 86 87 93 Davis Joan 67 Beeman Leona 31 41 69 70 72 77 88 Day Patric io 27 Beggs Ruth 33 62 83 Deatrick Richard 41 70 7 1 77 88 Bettis Wil lia m 33 67 72 77 Deem Venice 37 6 2 Beye Eugene 37 66 67 76 84 Derby Wando 4 1 55 59 62 82 9 1 94 Bibe rste in Glenn 16 3339 67 69 72 76 78 79 84 Detter Marshall 36 37 46 52 60 Bigle r Janet 4 1 55 59 62 71 76 79 82 87 Dielmann Edith _ 22 Bird Nanon 4 1 59 63 Dielmann Fe rn 22 Bishop Robert bull 46 60 Dillman Gene 27 46 Bloxom Wi lli am 48 50 51 60 76 Doughty Don 40 54 85 Book Paul 26 27 Doughty Jacqueline 39 41 57 63 70 7 1 82 99 Boyd Alice 27 63 69 72 79 Drennon Donald 32 33 52 61 85 Brace Virginia 33 35 63 82 88 97 Drennon Dorothea ~ 41 59 63 67 71 72 79 Braddock Doro thy 70 77 Dungan Earl 21 70 71 88 Branson Darlene 33 37 62 69 71 72 83 Dunlop Dole 15 66 75 83 Bra nson Mary Alice 70 74 87 Dvorak Marlin 46 47 52 60 Brinkmeye r Dean 27 54 - E -Brinkmeyer W F 23 Ea son Larry 41 75 78 Brothe r Ruth _ 41 Ecker Wando 33 35 63 70 71 77 80 8 1 83 Brown Sta nley 41 52 56 60 Edens Mary Esl her 41 62 72 Bunker Phyll is 32 33 35 75 78 82 Eden s Clifton __ 28 48 51 Bunya n Bill 37 72 74 Edward s Lloyd 15 60 Burdette Doris 27 Everl y Robe rt 28 Burde tte E Marie 22 Evers Helen 18 66 82

- c shy - F -Col es Elme r 33 Falen Dorre ll 41 49 51 68 76 Caln on Kathleen 74 87 Farney James 37 4 8 49 51 53 58 Carr Marilyn Daly 14 27 67 68 72 87 Faa May 28 67 Ca rro ll Willi a m 11 19 46 47 52 Forsyth Paula 41 55 59 70 74 84 Co rter Lorry 35 52 Fox Pa tr ic io 36 37 63 76 Cosburn Mrs Mabel _ 23 Fox Rose Anno 37 87 Cha ffi n Gladwin 21 67 69 Frank Ne il bull 33 48 49 53 54 92 Cha ff in Mrs Rita 67 Friend Joyce 41 59 63 72 Chea tham Melvi n 4 1 54 72 75 Fry Freder ick 28 39 57 60 81 Chea tham Val 4 I 61 68 70 72

- G-Chi sm Alma 39 41 76 82 Choa te Arthur _ 33 Gagnebin El va 41 63 Chung Winchell 37 46 67 70 74 78 Gale Maril yn 41 55 59 62 76 85 90 Circle Sylvia 41 Garralda John 41 66 70 71 77 88 Clore Dale 41 66 89 Gentz le r Donita 28 62 82 Clark Di hman 41 69 70 72 85 Gcrike Ann 74 Cloud Lillian 19 55 59 61 65 Gibbon Harold 33 54 Cloud Wi ll iam 13 19 63 74 85 Gill Jeanette 41 89

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87 8 1

88 69 23 76 74 90 85 72 88 83 52 77

72 67 27 88 62 94 60 22 _2

6 85 99

5 9 B

83 60

78 83 72 51 60 28 82

76 58 S7 S4 76 37 ~2

72 31

53 10 ~8

12 4 4 19

Gi l laspie Joe bull 33 46 55 58 60 87 Gillig Marjorie 37 62 72 77

Gloss Bil l 74 Goodwin Barbaro 37 69 70 83 Gotchall Betty 37 67 81 83 84 87

Graham Helen 16 68 Gray Robert 46 60 Green Kathryn 37 54 67 83 84 Gregory Korol bullbull 33 61 69 70 71 72 79 85 Grier Velma _ 33 69 72 83 Griffith Jerry 33 75 Gugler Marjorie 34 67 83

-H-Halbower Dona ld 39 68 70 72 76 Hamill Roy 46 Haml in Evelyn 23 Haneke Donald 22 42 69 70 72 84 Honey Lee 28 Honey Lucille 21 70 Hankins Dorothy 68 74 Hardy Juanita 11 28 55 82 83 87 Harms Duane 34 66 70 71 72 83 Harris Elizabeth 38 Hartnett Phy l lis 34 3 5 62 83 88 95 97 Harvey Edwin 28 66 Haun Joann 42 62 6770 71 77 78 82 88 98 Hawes He len 38 59 83 Hawkins Michael _ 28 54 61 85 86 Hayward Lou is 28 87 Hearne Keith 46 Henderson Harold 38 39 57 61 68 72 Henry Miles 42 61 69 70 72 Hensdn John 42 51 70 Herpolshcimer Betty 38 Herrin Patricio 16 38 55 59 62 70 83 84 Highfill J M 14 23 Hill Mrs Joy 28 Hoag Eleanor 11 16 66 Ho lmes Lois 42 Hough Raymond Howe Jock Hsueh Susan 62 Hudscn Don Hudson James 38 46 Huffman Jo Ann 38 63 Hunt Harold 19 Hutchcroft Patricia Hutton Virgi l 14 29

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67

52 72 46 42 55

67 59 28 15 69

58 75 47 62 67

75 70 46 75 83

60 79 49 75 81

83 71 53 89 99 74 85 81 58 84 85

Ibeawuchi Asuzu _ 34 I rwin Paul 29 66

-J-Jackson Irving 13 23 Jackson Pa scha l 38 46 58 Jomes Robert 66 78 88 Johnson Arthur 38 46 47 58 Johnon Bonnie 42 72 87 Johnson Jo Ann 29 69 71 72 Johnson Thel ma 42 83 J(1ne Joan Fennema 29 67

-K-Kanaga Coral 38 59 62 95 Kanaga Charl EPn 26 29 62 72 87 Kanaga Charles 34 Kelly Rex 38 66 Kemp Frederick _ 42 54 70 Kerr Constance 34 35 59 63 88 90 96 Kesler Robert 34 48 60 Kimbrell Ned 42 54 81 King Howard 66 King Thelma 34 88 Kinnamon Anna 42 77 88 Kirk Ray 42 46 76 Kirkhart Wanda 34 35 68 72 75 78 88 97 Kiser Luther 34 39 52 56 68 76 78 Klitzke Ladde 20 34 69 70 72 76 78 79 81 Knowles Richard 51 Knowlton Elmer 29 66 Kraus Mervin 29 Kuhn Robert 46 54 58 84

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Lamborn Larry 42 52 Langhofer Vela Mae II 34 62 69 71 72 79 Larkin Wilma 42 59 67 82 83 Lawrence Mrs Anna 23 Ledgerwood Billy Livingston Nancy 42 62 69 72 76 Lavell Carolyn 38 62 69 Lllndeen Allan 36 38 55 61 74

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McCaleb Charlene 29 McFall Alice McFall Ramona Hauser McGuire Sheldon 34 56 72 76 Mcintosh Naomi McKaig Marilyn 38 McNeil Lois 11 29 35 69 71 72 79 McQuirk Dawna

-M-Mackie David Mansfield Marlene

79 71 76

67 34

85 29 62 83 38

Marten Pauline Martin George 34 52 56 Mason Dole 34 66 68 70 72 76

85 72 78

80 72 29 87 83 84 85 77

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58 83

29 90 79 85

87 83 35 92 84 85 86 87

81 42 23 60 90

Ma tthews James 42 66 70 7172 75 Mayo June 30 62 82 83 85 87 Messer Mildred 38 72 79 Migia Pacifica 38 67 83 Miller Wanda 30 83 84 Mitchell Virginia 6971 72 Montoya Gregory 30 Monypeny Wil l iam 12 66 87 88 Morgan Dean 34 61 Murphy Mildred 30 35 57 62 72 85 86 Murray Alvin W 10 11 66 75 88 89 91 Murray Mrs Bernice 23 Murray Patricio 42707172767983 Muse Charles 42 70 76

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-N-Adams Nelson Jeanette 38 62 67 81 85 99 Sellers Groce _ __ __________ __ ___ __ __ 20 69 Adams Newman Eve rett ___ ___ __ __ 42 51 52 Sherkat Mehdi __ __ ___ 18 30 55 67 7491 Afsha r Newman Fronk _ _ _ _ _ 34 48 52 56 Shields Mr s_ Edith __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ____ ___ __ 23 Al ack Nicho lson Jetto 42 63 Shields Kathleen __ ___ __ 43 63 7 1 72 77 79 Almock Nolan Blaine 14 87 Shuler Janice ___ __ __ ______ 43 70 72 76 83 Ames Simpson Clarence __ __ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ __ 16 67

-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

OBrate Ton y _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ 70 Bai ley Smith Orcenith __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 20

Olmstead Mary _ __ 35 42 63 82 Boke r Smi th Sharron _ _ __ __ _____ __ ____ __ _ 30 74

Orme Royce _ 30 35 46 54 58 92 Boll och Snyder Eldon __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ____ __ __ __ 31 75 85

Ortiz Isaac _ _ 30 67 74 80 81 91 Snyder Peggy Mi Iler ____ __ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ ____________ 31 63 Osbo rn Chester _ 22 39 42 57 61 66 68 70Bon ks

Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

Barron Somerville Patricio ____ __ ____ 1 I 39 62 70 82

Beason Standiford Lorry ______ ______ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ _ 43 46 6 I

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

Puckett Robert __ __ __ 34 52 77 78Bronson -v-Brinkme

-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

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Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

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-0- Sizelove Merlin __ __ ____ __ __ 43 66 69 72 77 Baile y Skinne r Mrs_ Mildred _ ______ __ __ 13 82 85

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Ba rne tt Snyder Murre l __ ________ ____ ____ 14 66 75 84 8971 72 76

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Stayton Marilyn ____ __ ______ 39 72 76 82 83 84

Becker Poke Jim _ _ 52 56 58 Steph nson Romano ____ ___ 43 63 67 77 82 88

Beemoll Palmer Fronk Golen _ 22 42 52 56 61 72 Stinson Jerry __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 43 76

Beggs I Porker Emma __ ____ __ ____ __ __ __ __ ____ 74 87 So rber Edna ____ __ _____ __ __ ____ __ T7 75

Bettis Pa tterson Genevieve _ ____ __ 42 63 82 Spitze LeRoy ____ __ __ __ ____ ____ _____ __ __ ____ 18 74

Seve E Phillips David __ _ _ 40 42 61 68 69 72 Stowell Allen __ __ ____________ __ __ ____ __ __ ______ __ 17 PhilliV Howa rd __ _ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ 30

Bigler Phillips Jen nis __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 38 72 -T-Phillips Richa rd _ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ___ 34

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Troyer Patricio _ bull 39 69 70 72 79 84 87 Bronson Priest Betty __ __ __ 38 62 69 72

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-R- Valencia Rey __ __ __ __ ____ 39 67 71 72 83Br in kme

Vand rgri ff Darl ene __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 59 63 68Bro thers Roder Phillip ________ 32 35 46 58 60 Brown Ramsay Dean __ __ 30 66 42 78 83

-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

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Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

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Cheo tha - s - Wise Maurice __ __ ______ __ __ 43 53 66Chism I

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Schwatken Jo line 43 62 69 70 72 83 100Cloud L Yoder Gene ____ 39 6 1 70 81 Seely Floyd __ 43Cloud v- Young Donald __ 26 31 6 6 67 85 86 9shy

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Bird Nc Thurtell Mory ___ __ __ ____ __ __ __ ___ 43 59 72 76 83 Bishop Ploug he Eliza be th __ _ __ 42 62 72 76 79 83 Tiner James __ __ __ ____ ____ __ ___ 3 1 46 58 Bloxom Poovey J ames ____ ____ __ __ 42 48 52 60 76 Tiner Ma rjorie Wright __ __ ______ 31 68 78 Book P Pou ndstone W J __ __ __ __ 12 66 87 To ledo Joseph ____ __ __ __ __ bull __ __ 35 74 76 77 87 91 Boyd IshyPowers Maril yn __ ____ __ ____ 38 63 72 Townsend Don __ __ ___ ____ 43 51 61 grace Preston William __ __ __ __ __ __ 43 60 70 89 Tre tbo r Ha rold _ __ __ __ __ 31 68 77 78 80 86 Broddoc Pri ce Lee ___ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 34

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-w-Bunker Rathnam James __ ____ 43 69 71 72 88 Bunyan Redfield Joan ____ __ __ 39 62 70 W alke r Betty _ 11 39 63 76 82 83 84 85 100 Bu rde tte Reed Vaughn ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 35 70 82 Walker GI nda __ __ __ ______ 43 59 63

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Cosburn Roge rs Wayne __ __ __ __ 30 Wi ll iams Bobby Gene __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ 46

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